Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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IUNIOR CLASS Top Row: William Sabo, Dwight Martin, Charles Biddle, Sam Cochran, Charles Friesner, Ted Abke, Ruel Speck, Foster Gerwin. Second Row: Robert Reef, Gale Williamson, Orville McCoy, Harold Hiser, Paul Spicer, Ted Menter, Lowell Sander, Clyde Haar, Milton Aring, Arthur Smith. Third Row: Mr. Huitman, Sponser, Mary Huffman, Lois Gockerman, Lillian lean Marten, Marian lean Sander, Ioan Beeker, Paula Iean Muir, Anita Ernsthausen, Doris Vestal, Mary Stein. - Bottom Row: Peggy Heckman, Lois Bursiek, Marjorie Kaemming, Marcella Oehmke, Patti Bockbrader, Margaret Hurdelbrink, Donna Mae Hisev Marilyn Duffy, Carolyn Duffy. Officers, top to bottom: Lillian lean Marten, Sam Cochran, Ioan Beeker, Lowell Sander. 24

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IUNIOR ACTIVITIES ln September, 1944, a group of thirty-six students assembled to begin the Iunior year. Mr. Huffman was our sponsor. After a few weeks of school, we elected the following officers: Lillian Marten, president: Sam Cochran, v. Presi- dent: Ioan Beeker, secretary, and Lowell Sander, treasurer. Purple and white were chosen as our colors. September 15 was a big event for us. We received our class rings, and are very proud of them. Our treasury was enlarged by the magazine sale. Then on November 3, 1944, came the presentation of our class play en- titled, One Mad Night . It was under the capable direction of Mrs. Lambert and Miss Curl. On November 9,lwe had a skating at Perrysburg. The Iunior-Senior Banquet was held April 27. Our Iunior year is coming to a close, and we hope that as Seniors, next year, we can occupy the places left by the class of 1945. Lois Gockerman IOKES Mother: What sort of a chap is Henry. dear? Margaret: Well last night the lights went out and he spent the rest of the night fixing the fuse. Charles B.: What shape is a kiss? Lois B.: I'll bite, what? Charles B.: Give me one and we'll call it square. Gale W.: I fell out of a fifty-foot tree. Bob R.: Didn't you get hurt? Gale W.: No, I was only up in it about five feet. Father: Your boy friend talks too much. He rattles off like a flivver. Ioan B.: I know, pa, but his clutch is good. Ruel S.: You look good enough to eat. Doris P.: Well, I'm hungry. Min A.: You don't mean to tell me your relative knows the exact year, month, and day he is going to die. Bill S.: He ought to, the judge told him. As a car lunged a lady fell backward into a man's lap. She: For evennore! He: Oh, no. Iust for a little while. Hey, Bill? Yeah? Are you all right? Yeah. Then I shot a bear. Biology teacher: Why does a dog chew a bone? Orville M.: Because he can't swallow it whole. A handkerchief and a sock. by chance, met in a tub in the laundry. How did you get in here asked the sock. ' Oh, I was blown in, replied the handkerchief. I was scent, said the sock. 25