Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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Glenn Sharp College Preparatory class play l,2,5,43 basketball 5,43 track 1,235343orv chestra l,235,43 band l,2,5,43 gloo club 1,2,5, 43 operetta l,2,5,43 minstrel 5,43 annual staff 2,53 student council 43 instrumental contest 5,4 Marvin Snyder ' Gonornl North Troy 1,23 class play 1,23 basketball 1,22 base- ball 1,2,5,4j glee club '1,2,5,43 minstrel 5,43 or- chestra l3 ooeretta 1,2,5,4 Richard Snyder General North Troy 1,23 class play 23 baseball 1,2,5,4Q glee club 1,23 operetta 1,2 Genevieve Snyder North Troy 1,2SC1SSS play l,2,5,43basketball l,2,5,4Q indoor 2,53 glee C1ub'1,2,5,4j band 2,5,43 orches- tra 1,2,4S operetta 1,2,3,4I minstrel .5,43 county scholarship 1,25 class officer 5,43 annual staff 43 student council 2 Richard Wagner College Preparatory class play 5,43 basketball 2,5,43 orchestra 1,2, 52 operetta 1,23 minstrel 5,43 band l,2,5,43 glee club l,2,5,4S annual staff 43 class officer 1,23 baseball 2,5,43 track 2,5,4 Paul Westerhaus General class nlay l,2,43 glee club 2 Ruth Wigman ' College Preparatory glee club l,5,43 operetta 5,43 minstrel 5,43 class play 4 How beautiful is youth How bright it gleams With its illusions Aspirations and Dreams. Book of beginnings World without end Each maid a heroine ' And each man a friend.

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,,,.-1---Q. ,.., ..-. f ' QPEMBERETTE . L, --jim, 3 fc, L -W aff 1 IJ-L,, H K 1 Eunice Oehmke Com ercial operetta 5,43 minstrel 53 glee club 5,4 Marveline Peters . Com ercial class play l,2,5,435lee club 1,2,5,43 eperetta 2,5,43 minstrel 5,43 county scholarship l3 district schol- arship 13 annual staff 4 Ida Mae Philo Commercial class play 53 glee club 5,43 minstrel 43 annual staff 43 school secretary 43 operetta 43 knitting club 2 Lois Rahe ' Commercial class play 53 basketball 2,5,43 indoor 2,53 glee club l,2,5,43 oneretta l,2,5,43 minstrcl 5,43 annual staff 43 class officer 1 Richard Rocker College Preparatory North Troy 1,23 class play 23 basketball l,2,5,43 baseball 1,23 glee club l,23 operetta l,2Q county scholarship 1,53 annual staff 5,43 student council 1, 2 Geneva Rhoda ' General class play 13 glee club l,2,5,43 operetta 1,5,43 minstrel 5,43 annual staff 4 Ruth Sander Com ercial basketball 2,53 indoor l,2,53 glee club 1, 2,5,43 operetta 2,5,43 minstrel 53 county scholarship 13 annual staff 43 class play 4 Victor Sander College Preparatory Luckey 13 basketball 1,2,5,4j baseball 1,2,5,43 track l,2,5,43 glee club l,2,5,4S band l,2,5,43 orchestra 1,2,5,4j 'eperetta 2,5,43 minstrel 5,43 instrumental contest 5,43 annual staff 2,5,43 class officer 5,43 class play 4 Robert Schade A General basketball 43 glee club l,2,5,43 band l,2,5,43 or- chestra SQ operetta l,2,5,43 county scholarship 1,53 debate 5,43 annual staff 4

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l '-'. 'i S1... A f - R -XX Mx A25 f2222,, Pf?W5E5W.IE . as SENIOR HISTORY On September 5, 1955, the Freshman class entered high school with an enrollment of thirty-five students. Filled with ambition and enthusiasm, the majority of our class settled down to overcoming the obstacles which a high school course of study offers to its Freshmen students. The election of officers took place during the first week of school. Those elected were as follows: president, Ralph Coppelerg vice president, Richard Wag- nerg and secretary-treasurer, Lois Rahe. Miss Vander- sall was chosen as our class advisor. We started to secure money for our class treasury by entering the magazine campaign. . In October we were supposed to have a Weiner roast at Bob Walston's home. We did have the Weiner roast, but on account of the rain we had our Weiner roast in the home economics room. We had a lot ef fun any way even though we had to have it inside. Many of our students took part in the high school activities such as band, orchestra, glee clubs, operet- ta, baseball, and basketball. We were defeated by the Sophomores in the .inter- class basketball tournament, but Bonnie Jean Emch and Glenn Sharp won the ping-pong tournament. Bonnie Jean Emch won first place in the county and district scholarship contest in Algebra and won third place in the state. We also made money for our treasury by presenting the play, NThe New Bride,H in the Freshman-Sophomore play contest. The Sophomores won this contest. Our enrollment of thirty-five remained unbroken until Julia Meizinger and Billy Epke left us. Then in