Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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GZ-ZZMPX Ill-501.591 l'l 'UU-U VIIIIFILID r-P-IIUHI4 vs-:vga wmv--:: ui-our: V 1' I E C D E M P 5 R N E T S E I R D E N T September I943! How time does fly. The second year of our high school career has begun. From the enrollment of thirty- eight students we chose the following officers. President: Lillian Marten Vice President: Ted Menter Secretary: Milton Aring Treasurer: Joan Beeker Reporter: Margaret Hurdelbrink Purple and white were chosen as our class colors. Again a number of our boys were on the basketball and baseball teams. Joan Beeker was a cheer leader. We also selected our class rings. In January we had a skating party at Bowling Green. The girls again came through on top in the interclass tournament. Mrs. White was our class sponsor. At the beginning of our Junior year Mr. Huffman assumed the responsibility of sponsoring our class. We had thirty-six members this year. The following officers were elected. President-Lillian Marten Vice President--Sam Cochran Secretary--Joan Beeker Treasurer-Lowell Sander GOCKERMAN'S RESTAURANT Pemberville Ohio PFC?-u v L :U-C! MFPQ 201015-rr--S -GSP! Zn-'lm xc:-Il? S M I T H

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I I .I T L 0 R 1' T A E 5 0 N A p N S B U A A E R B ': : f K R E N E G R M A Q f L P n . sir.iii X L A M G A A R i . T I T E - T - 1 L I T TS Q 5 B H ig 1 . 2 R LLL, . . . 5 K D ' i g in C B E - is A in R L , H A B . vi. N 'ii 2 R isss ' 1 I f R N K The first great event of the year was the photographing of our beautiful and hand- :5 some faces at Leone Studios in Toledo, Ohio, T w October l5. Turkey raffels, magazine sale, R E and several suppers enlarged our treasury. Y L Again several of our boys were on the bas- H 5 ketball and baseball teams. We chose our 2 A class motto, colors, caps and gowns in Jan- F E uary. On January 23, the Home Economics lr E girls prepared a buffet supper for the boys. N R The evening was spent in dancing. Our class play was presented on April 26. The Junior Senior Banquet was another event that will never be forgotten. The Bacca- p laureate Service was held on May nine- 5 teenth under the direction of Rev. Dirksen. A G Commencement was held May Zl. M Y A H To our teachers, we offer thanks for their H 5 patience, advice, and guidance in our be- A C half. R K T M Now that the ear has drawn to a close, M A V A N we shall never forget the four years we N spent together. As we leave, some of us will be going one way and some the other, but our high school memories will never be erased. BRADFORD SUPPLY CO. CHARLES VOSBURG Wayne Ohio Radio Service and Repairs E' .QQ Wayne Ohio