Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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SOPHQMORE CLASS The sophomores bought a new movie screen tor the school, The screen was put on the east audito- rium wall where it can be drawn up and down like a window shade. The class sponsored a skating party at the Wau- seon Roller Dome in November. The also sold gum- med personal address labels to bolster their treasury. The sophomore class ofticers- Gloria Eicher, president, Rebecca Ruetz, secretary, Shirley Ivlurry, treasurer, Corwin Notziger, ser- geant-at-arms, Daryl Rupp, vice president and Mr. William Stahl, sponsor, stand by the movie screen which the class bought. ii Jan Weber and Michael An- drews cire shown with their English projects. Jan made a model ot a Roman carriage and Michael made a catapult. The catapult worked on the principle ot a huge bow and arrow. These were mode in con- nection with the class study ot Shirley lvlurry treasurer, and Gloria Eicher, class president, are pointing to their thermometer, indicating the winners of the March ot Dimes contest. The losers had to Julius Caesar. Corwin Notziger, James Schrock, James Miller, Gregory Rupp, Everett Short, and La Rue Short posed by a Ro- man arena when this picture was taken. The boys made this as their English pro- ject tor their study ot Julius Caesar. furnish a film to show to the high school.

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The iunior class omcers were checking banquet cos- tumes when this picture was snapped. They are as tol lows: Miss Ellen Rakestraw, sponsor, Joe Baer, president, Sharon Nolziger, treasurer, Eloise Sauder, secretary and Ronald Frey, vice-president. JUNIOR CLASS This year the juniors gave their first class play, Grounded Goes Wild. They also sold candy at Chirstmas time and had several bake sales during the sum- mer to tatten their treasury. Suzie Beck was chosen as the representa- tive to girls state this year. Mrs. Jean Oyer sponsored the class until her resignation. Miss Ellen Rakestraw then took over. In the nativity scene from the speech class production of The Shepherds' Star are Janice Natziger, Mary Ellen Short, Eunice ,V .L , s A 5 N TY x The sophomores served at the iunior-senior banquet, May 5. Here they are shown dressed as gypsies to it into the theme. The iuniors tra- ditionally are hosts to the seniors tor this an- nual altair. Marlene Short, Phyllis Kloptenstein, Evelyn Kauffman, and Fern Beck were snapped when they sang at a county FHA style show. The dresses they wear are from the l92O's. Here are two scenes from the iunior play, Grandad Goes Wild, Frey, Chgrleg Sguderi grid Jgnige Ngfziger, lI'l Wl1lCl1 Lowell lXlOlZlQSI' Grid Eloise Sauder had leading roles. 29