Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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E I935 LAR lop rnwg Laura Morillaf, Myrlln Srzverrence, Myrfie Frey, Lorraine Linchfy, Grace Taylor, Rufh Burl: Ii-ilili-r, Gladys Rupp, Velma Shorf, Rosella Riffichier. Cenlvr row: Miss Giriav, Dorolhy Runfz, Marie Rice, Mabel King, Waunefa Wyse, Wahnela Lnu, Mr-rficlilh Brilfsch, Flor:-ncn Richer, Dornfhy Bernafh, Elizabefh Rupp, Bernedn Sf-iler, I-Ir-len Nalzi-11-r, Marjorie Klinq, Snaindz Vinlr-I Frey, VL-sln Miller, Faye Pilce, Rufh I-Iartman, Arlene hleidhnrdf, I-If-Ir-n Ryrhnn--r, Trula Clair, Doris Lawrencn, Iva Balcom, Mildred Mehl, Beulah Shorf, Hnlun Burlnhnldnr. SAILING I-IQIVIE MAKERS We, fhe Sailing I-Iome Malcers of I934-35, have fried in many ways fo make our club a success. In fhe beginning of The year we mef and organized, I-Ielen Rychener was elecfed presidenfp Arlene Neidhardf, vice-presidenfg Trula Clair, secrefary-freasurerp and I-Ielen Nafziger, chair- man of fhe program commiffee. We held our meefings once every fwo weeks, and we feel fhaf we have had very inferesfing, as well as educafional, programs. We gave fhe freshman of fhe club an inifiafion af Miss Giigax's house one evening and enjoyed ourselves very much. We also decided fo have home eco- nomics club pins. Anyone who had ever faken home economics in high school could be a member fhis year. In fhis way our club was much larger and, conse- guenfly, beffer in every way fhan if has been in previous years. LITERARY SQCIETIES Alfhough we have no names for our organizafions as in former years, we have nof changed fhe usual mefhod of dividing fhe sfudenfs info fwo groups. The sevenfh, ninfh and elevenfh grades form one sociefy: and fhe eighfh, fenfh, and fwelffh, fhe ofher. Af fhe firsf meefing The sociefies decided fhaf if we could nof improve Ihe former efforfs, fhe organizafions were hardly worfh fhe fime falcen for fhem. So fhis year we made our moffo Beffer Programs . Wifh a greaf deal of efforf and co-operafion on fhe parf of all, we feel fhaf rhis has been accomplished fo some exfenf. We have af Ieasf sef fhe goal a Iiffle higher for nexf year's sociefies. IAT ,,

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, ciioiaus This year has again been a very successTul year Tor The chorus under The direcTion oT Mr. Yeager. Vocal work seems To become more enioy- able every year. The chorus again showed iTs abiliTy This year by giving an opereTTa, The SunbonneT Girl, wiTh MyrTie l.anTz and Donald NeidhardT in The leading parTs. This spring The chorus gave an EasTer CanTaTa Tollowed by iTs appear- ance in The BaccalaureaTe service and CommencemenT programs. In TuTure years, leT us hope Tor a sTill larger demand Tor good vocal music Than ever before. BAND STrilce up The band! We wanT some good music. ThaT is iusT whaT our band can do. Again This year iT played aT several basl4eTball games To help show some pep and give pep To The squad. Besides appearing aT baslceTball games, The band played Tor The iunior class play and iourneyed To Wauseon To play Tor The Farmers' lnsTiTuTe. AlThough our band has been organized only a Tew years, iT does excel- lenT playing. This year Those who did noT have Their music leTTers were noT able To play in public: ThereTore, many players had To work To geT Their leTTers, and The band proTiTed by beTTer playing. There are vacancies in some oT The secTions, so why noT malce iT your duTy To Try To Till Them nexT year? ORCHESTRA The school and communiTy should be proud oT The orchesTra ThaT Mr. Yeager, our able direcTor, has been able To develop Trom This school body. l-le has people Trom The TirsT grade To The TwelTTh inTeresTed in insTrumenTs. Because oT The TacT ThaT he has so many inTeresTed in The grades, he has sTarTed a grade orchesTra which appeared once This year. When The children can play Their insTrumenTs very well, he allows Them To come To The regular orchesTra pracTices. Our orchesTra played beTween The acTs oT The plays and aT The FulTon CounTy Teachers' lnsTiTuTe lasT Tall. Each year beTTer music is played and iT is enjoyed by everyone. We hope The orchesTra will be able To keep on improving as much in TuTure years as iT has improved during The six years our school has been builT T: 2 TI-IE T935 LAR

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FronT row: BeTTy Rupp. MyrTie I.anTz Ada Weber. Georgia Huber, Arlene Neidhardh Helen Rychener. Back row: IvIr.GoTTschaII1, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Rychener. Eronr row: Mr. G-oTTschaIIc, Charles Murphy, Maurice Rupp, Delmer Rupp, Harold Nofziqer, Paul H ss Llo d Hu er. e , y b Back row: Paul Smifh, KenneTh Leupp, Lowell Rychener, Wayne Weber, Donald NeidhardT, Howard Nolziqer, Mr. Robbins. BOOSTER COMMITTEE The BoosTer CommiTTee is iusT whaT The name says-boosTers. Their purpose is To back up The members oT The Team aT all The basIceTbaII games and To help Them win. When The game was played aT home The boys received a Ii++Ie TreaT in The home economics room aTTer each game. This year The commiTTee also gave each member oT The squad Iuclc em- blems beTore each game. AII These eTTorTs on The girls' parT were greaTIy appreciaTed by The squad. The commiTTee consisTs of IVIyrTie LanTz, Ada Weber, Georgia Huber, Helen Rychener, BeTTy Rupp and Arlene NeidhardT. This commiTTee has increased The school spiriT and has helped The boys Through many diTTicuITies. LETTERMEINVS ASSOCIATION The LeTTermen's AssociaTion is composed oT all aThIe+es who have Taken parT in any aThIeTic conTesT suTTicienTIy To guaIiTy Tor a IeTTer according To The rules OT The associaTion consTiTuTion. This year Tour new members were added-Ada Weber, RoberT Spengler, Harold Nofziger, and Wayne Weber. Ada, The only senior girl To receive a IeTTer, was chosen because oT her acTiviTies in all aThIeTic conTesTs. RoberT won his in baseball and Harold and Wayne won Theirs in basIceTbaII. TI-IE I935 LA R