Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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Loyal Rupp Bhsketball 9, 10. ll. 12 Track 9, 10, ll, 12 Class plavs 11, 12 Band 9 Chorus 9 Baseball 11 Betty Rupp nLar1atN staff Associate editor Girls' glee club 10, Chorus 10 Special chorus 9 County glee club 12 Girls' sextette 12 Pet Echoes staff ll, Librarian ll. 12 The Lariat 1946 1 1

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MARJORIE MILLER has her heart set on being a factory worker. at least for a period of time. While taking a survey of what the other members of the senior class thought Marjorie would d o after her high school days were past, nearly every- one decided that she might work in a factory. because she is a conscien- tious person who minds her own busi- ness. She has had some experience at factory work, since she worked at the Sheridan factory in Wauseon last summer. Marjorie was never especial- ly active in sports, but she usually took part in other class activities. Marjorie was on the cast of the sen- ior class play WGabriel. Blow your Horn.' MYRL WAID LICH would like to be a mechanic a f t e r he is through school. He was on the track team in his senior year. He got rid of his extra energy there and by taking part in m o s t of the intramural sport activities. He was especially active in horseshoe a n d badminton. Myrl was also one of- the players on the basketball team that won the inter- class basketball tournament. Being an implement dealer or working for one is a job that appeals to Myrl. He also seems to be quite interested in the new Kaiser-Frazer cars that are on the market, maybe enough to help sell them. Myrl says his future is undecided but we think it looks as though there may be another person connected with it. 6 LOYBL RUPR has always b e e n interested 1 n sports. He-not only enjoyed playing the games but was also interested in the working out of the theory. This interest may lead to a larger study in the field of Sports after his high school days are past. E e may attend college and become the c o a c h of our future School. Several of Loyal's brothers have had milk routes and Loyal will probably rave a route of his own too some day. Of course, we cannot make a definite outline of the future of the boys in our class because we know that boys often change their minds. Maybe if the boys don't change their minds Uncle Sem will change them for them, and they may not have anything to say about lt. BETTY RUPP'S c a 1 1 1 n g I do believe is to be a typlst. She is a fest typist and proved her skill in typing for the Lariat and newspaper when she was a senior. She will make a good private secretary for someone unless she decides to teach other high school students to type as she does. She won't b e one- sided though. At school she took part in music and sports too. We always needed Betty's speed as a guard on the basketball floor. She would be efficient in almost any field. even as a housekeeper. And her possibilities of being one some- day look big right now, too. Maybe she will be her husband's secretary someday. Moriorie Miller Chorus 10 Girls' glee club 10, 12 Pet Echoes staff 12 Class play 12 Myrl Wcxiclelich Chorus 9 , 10 Class play 12 Track 12 The Lariat. 1946

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The Boys in the senior class say that DONALD lALDFOGEL's nchief cropn is chickens. They think that -Donald will some day be a farmer special- izing in chickens. He may have to hire several men to work for him in order that he may keep up his daily d 1 e t of sleeping between ,jiha- Donald took on active part ln sports during his high school days. He was on the track team several years and olso played on the basketball teams. He played on the varsity team his senior year. Donald was a member of the band all four of his high school years. H e played an French horn. Donald will probably be the busy father of several students of our Pettlsville School of Tomorrow. He would also like to be a truck driver. A willing helper does not wait until h o is askei.' MARTHA SHGRT will always be one of these willing helpers. She has proved true to this statement, especially in hor senior year while spending a period each day doing office work. Since she took bookkeeping in her Junior year she was given the Job of doing some of the book work in the office. She was also an especially accurate worker and will always be a good worker where accuracy counts. She might be a good private secretary for a law firm. She was responsible for typing the stencils for the annual and was very dependable. Martha would be on excellent secretory for our Pettis- ville School of Tomorrow. 8 LEANNA SKUD R Will. always be a busy person. When a senior in high school she was a substitute teacher in the third grade for a period each day, while Miss Peters taught music to the other grade pupils. Because of this contact with small children she has decided that she would some day like to do something to benefit them. LeAnna w 1 l 1 probably be a grade teacher or she 'might even be interested in smaller children and be a kindergarten teacher. In order to be arteacher one needs a good supply of patience, and LeArna has that. especially with children. She has taken an active part in sports, both intramural sports and basketball. JAMES ZOOK says he will probably enlist in the Merchant Marine after he is through school and wants to stay there for a long time. Some of the other members of the senior class thought naybe James would work at the condensory at Wauseon since he worked there lest summer, but he doesn't seem to think that he wants to. He was nlwoys interested in sports, at least managing t h e m. so he will no doubt be a manager of something in t h e future, probably a home. He showed his great ability as a manager in the senior class play, HGebriel, Blow Your Horn.H Gabe was not only able to boss 'his own home but every- one around him. There is likely to be a woman in his future since he seemed rather concerned about them in his school days. Donald Woldiogel Band 9. 10. 11, 12 Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 12 Class play 12 Martha Short Girls' glee club 10, 12 Chorus 10 Pet Echoes staff 12 Miss Ruth K.Wyse Senior sponsor The Lariat. 1946