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CRYSTAL SYTEK Graduating on a Stenographic course, Crystal was a member cf P. B. A. 4g Glee Club 2, 35 Operetta 25 worked on the class bazaar and l- Hop. LORETTA TENNHNT Lora who will graduate on a combined Stenographic-Home Ec. course, was a member of P.B.A. 47 G,Fl.Fl. 1, 2, 3, worked on the class bazaarg and paper and bottle drives. ROBERT THOMHS Happy-go-lucky Bob, who likes nothing better than to drive a truck or car, graduates on a Business course. LEA THOMPSON Salutatorian Sharing honors as salutatorian, Lea was in National Honor Society 3, 4 I Thespians 3, 4, president 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, business manager 3, Student Council 13 G.A.A. 1, 2 3 class vice-president 3 QCl1dlI'l'l'1dl'l class ba- zaar 1, 2 7 advertising mange r ot the annual 45 l-Hop 35 junior dancing lessons, College course. IOAN TYRAN loan was a member ot G.A.A, 2, 35 ballet 35 played intramunral basket- ball 23 junior dancing lessons 35 class parties 2, 3, l-Hop 3, bazaar work, paper and bottle driveg Business course. EDWARD VEINE Ed, who graduates on a Business course, worked on class paper drives, and other Washington trip actiuities. He was on the I-Hop committee. 26 CLASS DOROTHY SZYMAREK Dorothy spent a great share ot her time on bazaar work, supplying ma- terials and selling, Worked on l-l-lop, and graduates on a General course. WILLIHM TENNANT Bill, son ot a Polar region explor- er, came from LaSalle High School, St. lgnace, Michigan, in his sopho- more year. He graduates on a Col- lege course. STANLEY THOMAS Stan, a General-Business course graduate, worked on class paper drives. Popular member ofthe boys' cooking class, perhaps he'll be a chef some day. GERALDINE TOWNSEND Jerry graduates on a General- Business-Home Ec. course. ln G.A.A. 13 participated in bottle and paper drives and added her skills to bazaar work. EUNICE URSUM Eunice was a Drama Club mem- ber 1, 2, 3, 4pG.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Chip- pewa Herald statf 2, 35 worked on class parties 1, 2, 391-Hop 3 3 paper and bottle drives, bazaarg College Course. HPIROLD WPIHR Coming from Freesoil, Michigan, as a sophomore. Harold joined the the Camera Club 35 worked on l- Hop 35 annual staff 4: graduates on a Business course, TO SEE
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OF '42 BETTY RUTHERFORD A Home Eo. graduate, Betty was in Home EC. club 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Chippewa Herald staff 4: ballet 2, 3: played intramural baseball and basketball 1, 2: Iunior dancing les- sonsg I-Hop: bottle drives. DAWN SAARI Besides enlivening the annual staff as Associate-Editor, Dawn was in Na- tional Honor Society 4: P.B.A. 4: G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4: Student Council 2: class secretary 3: Chip- pewa Herald staff 4: orchestra 1, 25 worked on class parties, bottle drives: graduates on a Stenographic course. HHRRY SHERIDAN Cenial Harry has been a band member all four years: Hi-Y club 2, 3, 4: in Chorus 4: parlimentartan 4: active on bottle and paper drives, Bazaar work, coke stand, ticket sales, class parties : graduates on a College course. FRANK SLACHIK Quarterback on the varsity foot- ball team 3, 4, Shorty also played 2: basketball 3, 4, co-captain 4: a crafty pitcher, he played intramural baseball 2, 3, 4: after-game dance committee 43 annual draftsman 43 transferred from Horace Mann lu- nior High, West Allis, Wisconsin 23 graduates College course. THOMQS STEGE Tom, a four year Thespian, was in Drama club 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera club 3, 4, parliamentarian 3: Hi-Y 4: band 1, 2: played football 3, 4: class bas- ketball and baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: intra- ntural basketball and baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 l-Hop 3: class parties and proj- ects: College course. HNTHONY SASS In the ninth and tenth grades, Tony played on intra-class basket- ball teams. He likes to hunt and graduates on a Business course. GIVES US IUNE ROSS A tall graceful girl, lune is not seen and heard often because she is so quiet, but all who really know her find her merry and likeable. Iune graduates on a Home Ec. course. BETTY SHNDGREN Of a dramatic turn of mind, Betty was in Thespians her last two years, this year as publicity manager. She had a leading role in the operetta in her sophomore year: Glee Club four years, Chorus and Sextette, two. Hctive in class work and on a 1-Hop committee, Betty graduates on a College course. BETTY SIEVERT Taking a Stenographic course, Betty is an active member of P.B.A, this year. Always interested in sports and welleknown for her ability in girls' basketball and baseball, she has served on many teams. DOROTHY DERENGOSKI ln the Glee club 2, 3, president3, Dodo , who has taken a college course, was general chairman of I- Hop 3: P. B. A, 4, reporter: Operetta 25 bazaar work, bottle drives: chair- man sophomore picnic: dances after games :annual staff: College course. LH VERNE SMOGOLESKI A shifty varsity halfback 3, 4, Smogs also played basketball 2: was out for track 2: and graduates on a General course. KENNETH SWENSON lnterested in music, Ken played trombone in the band 1, 2, 3, 4: dance orchestra 4: Boys' Glee club 3 4: chorus 4: worked on paper, bottle drives, and bazaar: graduates on a College course. 25
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OF '42 PHYLLIS WICINSKI A Business course graduate, Phyllis was a member of G.A.A.4g Home-Ec. Club 43 worked on class bazaar: I- Hop 33 class partiesg paper and bottle drivesg Operetta 2. CARL WISSNER Topping a three-year term in the Student Council, Elmer was coun- cil president this year. A speedy forward, he played varsity basketball 3, 47 class basketball 1, 23 class base- ball 2, 3, 45 class projectsg gradu- ates on a Business course. STHNLEY ZUCHOWSKI Quiet with all the qualities ot a gentleman, Stish is an excellent student. H member ot P.B.H. as a senior, he will graduate an a Sten- ographic course. ROBERT GROTH A boy with great qualities ot lead- ership and a winning personality, Bob was in Thespians 3, 43 Treasur- er 4g HifY 1, 2, 3, 45 treas. 23 boys' glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, operetta 2 3 tum- bling 21 varsity basketball manager 4g I-Hop 37 paper driveg General COUTSS. X4 WILLIAM CA'I'I'ON Bill, a member of National Honor Society 3, 4, was a Camera club member 3, 4, president 43 football 3,4g class basketball 2g Christmas play 43 graduates on a College course. BILL BUSHOR Bill, who will graduate on a Gen- eral course, played on the class bas- ketball team all tour years. Tl-IE RIGHT CHROLINE WILCOX H member of Drama club 3, 4, Caroline was president 4 3 girls glee club 2, 3, 4g sec.-treas. 3, president 43 chorus and sextet 3, 41 Thespian 3, 4: Chippewa Herald 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta and plays 2, 35 l-Hop 35 College course. CARROLL ZIMMERMHN Carroll was in the cast of the play, 'A Question ot Figures, 35 the Oper-' etta 2: ballet club 1, 2, 35 and will graduate on a General course. ALICE ZYGQI An active class worker, Alice helped with the I-Hop 3, Iunior dan- cing lessons 35 class parties 35 ba- zaar, paper drives: Home Ec. club 3, 4, girls' glee club 2, ballet 2, 3, plays 3, 43 Home Ec. course. WARREN SIMONS Warren, who graduates on a Col- lege course, was a member ot the Archery club three years, president 2, vice-president 3. He belonged to the Hi- Y club for three years. WAYNE BRADFORD Wayne, an ardent basketball en- thusiast, played varsity basketball 35 intramural basketball 1, 23 and class basketball and baseball 1, 2. Grad- uates on' a General course. EDWQRD TOMHSZEWSKI Ed, who works in the News-Advo- cate print shop, seems to have se- lected his life work -the printers' trade. He graduates on a Business course. 27
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