Bath High School - Crocus Yearbook (Bath, SD)

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Bishop, Violet Chalcraft, Thomas Cornell, Neal Cummings, Carol Ehrke, Jean Ellis, Daryel Fritz, Beverly Thornton, Jean Wilbor, Ronald Jean Ehrkc, Violet, and the honor roll. , f to B. H. S. mms? QEMLQQM fi tt?Lf1 UMMQnwqAfj1yUfff FRESHMEN ,, UL 'fb ,aww 3,1 3 ,J JJ, ind ifffqtsl e is , .V V f ,XJ Lfyivn jeff ,,,4f'2yij 1, rwtllfi mf we 1 Lf'iV7ff'4 'IZZLMLQ 'ii J 4. JA,w-Vt,l, jul ' r W' tf,!,,7fEM51 ,fgwdz i 'LQQ-L sis si, :Exit Qf7 gj?b' :?r Presidents ---- 'eDa' ' ghl QQ: Vice-president-Violet ishogk iQ' .Secretary --------- Jean thrice Treasurer ---- -Carol Cummings S. C. member---Beverly Fritz Adviser ------- Margery lbrris A very active freshman class entered B. H. S. in 1940. In the music dc artment Violet, Daryel, Carol, Jean Ehrko, Jean Thornton, Neal and Beverly take part in Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and instrumental work. Beverly attained places on Thomas and Beverly have served as student librarians. Renresentatives in the Field of athletics include all of the freshman. Violet, Carol and Jean Ehrkc attended Play Day in Aberdeen. The girls' school pep is shown by them in thc Pep club, whose president is Violet. Carol won a place for herself as Mrs. Taylor's daugh- ter in jr. play, and Violet as Julie in sr. play. A party was sponsored in February by the freshman. This year's freshman class has proved itself an asset 58 if

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It's easy to fly, just ask haxland Fritz and Rolland Cummings. They make a hobby of it. Here are a few facts about the models the boys in Hobby Club have made. The largest one is an Alb t o 1115 ship has a wing span of 36 . Dr fb bl the smallest of them all is the Grummdn Jul Qlvk with 3 wing span of l2N. 'Hmrcis one pkme ummr that is the most difficult mowedby Umm. Tmslmsa 3611 . Out of the six olenes there .L two of them were destroyed by iirc Holland is replacing the portoors of 110 Taylorcraft seaplune with wheels One ol the most useful plumes is th Brcvster r2A Fighter, which is used by the b s Navy 'Phe Taylor Cub, which is one thatvnls des troved by fire, is the father of the Iiper Cub of today. Harland made this nodal The threc mtco uicil Scales and notes seem to be e a y f Holland Cummings as he plays a tune on his clarinet. Merle Lorenzen, athlete of the sophomores, gets a little early practice. 37

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FIRST YEA Hwill the meeting please come to order.N Violet Bishop, president of Pep club. Toot--toot-toot, toote Daryel on his clarinet, while Neal decides that the piece is too easy. Miss Remde instructs Carol to hold the cello bow. Down to second, Jean Thornton. Chug---chug---chu-, Oh! heck, she's missing. Too bad Donald Wilber, crank again. UA level tsp. cocoa,H measures Beverly Fritz. HSteam doesn't burn meg I use a streamlined teakettle,H says Jean Ehrke. ' Student librarian Thomas Chal- craft checks out a novel to Delores Hall. VIEWS