Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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W ,X ffllxyx 1 S A ti f, - - 1 ,vw - -: fig--... e 'DDQ' ivy , Q- ' r ,Y Q Fu Juniors Motto- Possumus quia posse videmur We can because we think we can Colors-Blue and Silver Flower--Yellow Tea Rose Margaret Drusbacky r,...............,....................,, President George Wolfe ........... .,............ V ice-President Ruth Bordeaux ..r,.,.,,....,.....,rr...,...,.. Secretary-Treasurer Front row Cleft to rightb-James Mackey, Earl Bredlau, Tom Gaudern, Morris Telpletsky, Richard Boldt, Rodney Lockwood, Robert Heinsen, Joe Kokinda, Wallace Smith, Harold Scott. Second row-Nona Wightman, Harriet Haskins, Mary Schau, Esther Short, Margaret Laudy, Ella Jensen, Margaret Drusbacky, Viola Meister, Mary Gerding, Agnes Nissen, Isabelle Brauer, Bernita Below, Ardeth Besso. Third row-Miss Richards, Dorothy Wilber, Florence Woolley, Alice Cleland, Helen Luchsinger, Carol Brown, Laurabelle Rowley, Wilma Wompole, Janice Cole, Florence Gwinup, Evelyn Shinevar, Olga Kolesar, Rose Duncan, Dorothy Larsen, Ruth Bordeaux, Bertha Slaughterbeck, Miss Sauvey. Fourth row-John Drusbacky, Dick Short, Martha Cover, Fern Wendling, Grace Twynham, Clara Livingway, Gertrude Conley, Velma Lutz, Edna Mae Pearce, Isa- belle Kelley, Harriet Hess, Eleanor Lenke, Evelyn Johnson, Dorothy Ernsberger, Eunice Zelms, Lewis Yarbrough. Fifth row-Savoy Kessler, Arthur Frye, Jackson Quisno, Lewis Ronke, Carl Kuhnle, Neils Jensen, Merryl Havener, Wilbur Petersen, James Mizener, Harland Gonya, Walter Minier, Gordon Williamson, Paul Lampe. Not Present-Evelyn DeMars, Howard Lawrence, Norman Morse, Mary West, Vivian Voss, Wilbur Durdel, Rosalin DeMars, George Wolfe, Woodrow Radloff, Marie Gluth, Charles Woodman. Page twenty-se1fe'n

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Q- X ,f- '4flw UMW i1 4 STA tb' ., a -- -- , 'in .f-'n:'s- T - - fff' .3 .1-if K! .,w X . ,if ,VX f ' JZ gd- s- . - JI, 1 Ng 2 V 'I 1 fx Q g the class in girls' basketball. A number of these were successful in win- ning honors for themselves and the school in track. Four juniors have places in the new band and in the orchestra. The musicians are Laura- belle Rowley, Edna Mae Pearce, Alice Cleland and Arthur Frye. Paul Lampe and Arthur Frye entered oratory. While the Juniors have proved successful in athletics, oratory and music, they also have a splendid record in scholastic and class affairs. During the three years of high school the class has had many honor students. Eleanor Lenke has an excellent record, as likewise have Morris Tepletsky and George Wolfe. One occa- sion upon which our juniors truly proved their ability was at the junior class party. Did the juniors enjoy themselves? Well, ask them! With the help of our sponsors we have successfully completed one of the hardest of our four years in high school. Upon looking back over this year, we have few regrets. We are already forgetting the past in our hopes and ambitions for the future.-M. D. and G. W. WHO'S WHO IN THE JUNIOR CLASS Margaret Drusbacky ....,...............................................................,... President George Wolfe ................ ....................... V ice-President Ruth Bordeaux .......... ......... S ecretary and Treasurer John Drusbacky ....... ....... F ootball, Basketball, Track Richard Short ........ ....... F ootball, Basketball, Track Neils Jensen ....,...... .......,............................,. F ootball Helen Luchsinger ..... .,............... B asketball Manager Harland Gonya ......... ....... F ootball, Basketball, Track Gertrude Conley ........ ................................,.. B asketball Savoy Kessler ......... ...,.....,........,.........,,,.... F ootball Lewis Yarbrough ....... Charles Woodman Velma Lutz ,.......... Merryl Havener ..... Robert Heinsen Evelyn Johnson Carl Kuhnle ........ Paul Lampe ............. Clara Livingway ........ James Mizener ....... Alice Cleland ....... Wilbur Petersen ..... ...... Arthur Frye ........ Edna Mae Pearce Dorothy Larsen ........ .....,. Laurabelle Rowley Lewis Ronk ................. Page twenty-six Football Football Basketball Football ., Football, Track Basketball, Track Football .. Football, Track Basketball Football Orchestra Football Orchestra, Track Orchestra Basketball, Track Orchestra Track

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if-'- 7fIx If ffrlr A S T A i --- - iw. -J-: ' '-T -f' ,.-Qg :X A '- kb V T ' 79' , X 1 I Q b xxx X -V - Ll, Jstifr -a fx A ' X 5 1 l X ' X I Sophomore Bistorp In the fall of 1929, another class of green freshmen entered high school. How many a teacher glared ferociously at jumbled schedules and blundering students! Our class officers elected for the first year in high school were: President, Robert Quisnog vice-president, Mary Lay, secre- tary-treasurer, Louise Carstensen. During our freshman year many members of the class took an active part in athletics. Those who were on the football squad are: Carl Voss, Clifford Stevens and Stanley Perry. Mary Lay was a member of the varsity hockey team. We were very well represented on both the girls' and the boys' basketball squads. The basketball players included Mary Teeple, Mary Lay, Alma Nissen, Virginia Althoff, Richard Leow, Robert Quisno, and Robert Rudes. Robert Twynham was a member of the gym team. The freshman girls, as interclass basketball champions, received an attractive silver trophy which is on display in the trophy case. We are proud of the support given our enthusiastic little cheer leader, Billy Greer. Our bright ones, Mary Lay, Margaret Stewart and Adelaide Gulau, were sent to Bowling Green to take the Every Pupil Test. Mary Lay won first place in Latin. By the end of May of the same year, even the seniors agreed that the freshmen were at last acquiring that finished look. This same class returned the following September wise-cracking, sophisticated and slightly tan-sophomores. Very soon we elected Robert Rudes, president, Virginia Althoff, vice-president, and Melvyn Cooley, secretary-treasurer for the class. Mary Lay was elected vice-president of the newly organized athletic association. Billy Greer, having gained the approval of the entire high school through his efforts as cheer leader, the previous year, again received this honor, and Adelaide Gulau, Louise Carstensen, Mary Lay and Elizabeth Fall earned the places on the varsity hockey team. The fellows who were on the football squad last fall are: Stanley Perry, Robert Quisno, Bernard Shinevar and Clifford Stevens. Vivian Faus, Alma Nissen, Marie Haley, Violet Payne, Velma Reichert, Mary Lay and Virginia Althoff were on the girls' basketball squad. The fellows on the squad were: Clarence Streeter, William Babcock, Harold Wright, William Lano, Robert Twynham, George Vincel, Richard Leow, Robert Quisno, Robert Rudes and Stanley Perry. They surely will make an exceptional team by the time they are seniors if they continue playing as well as they have in the past year. The sophomore party, held on the evening of November the seven- teenth, was one of the outstanding social functions of the sophomores this year. Miss Rice, Miss Richards and Miss Moore were our most able sponsors and through their help the past year has been most successful. As we sophomores continue our high school careers, we hope to do our work as satisfactorily as we have thus far. Let us uphold the high standards of the school so that as seniors we may leave the school with no regrets for the past -V. A. Page twenfy-eight ti