Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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ic 'A which if are the boy and girl drawn by Mary Dauch who will guide you through a representative day at S H S in our Fram Sam and Susie represent you the typical seniors ot 1948. At eight thirty Sam and Susie enter school. They stop first at the busy ad- ministration department where they introduce you to our superintendent, principal, and office girls. They travel on to Senior Homeroom and stop to say hello to the members of our class. Eight-forty-tive comes and the daily round of classes begins. Finally four o'clock arrives and it is time for Sports. Sam and Susie enthusiastically cheer our teams and gaze ad- us After dinner perhaps Sam or Susie will have a club meeting so they introduce us to the various clubs in S H S tell us about the officers and aims, and describe the meetings of each organization. Per- haps after club meeting they'll go to one of our hangouts, which are written up in the Features Sec- tion. Or maybe they will get together with the gang to talk over class leaders, styles, or 'funny happenings. At the end of the evening they see their school with all the lights blazing, a truly im- pressive sight to close a clay in the life ot you, a Sam or Susie Senior. A TRIP THROUGH SANDUSKY HIGH SCHOOL WITH SAM AND SUSIE SENIOR 62 l May we present-Sam and Susie Senior. They miringly on the athletic heroes as do all the rest of K cm Y xx WIA

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i948 AT SANDUSKY HIGH SCHOOL 1948 would definitely be classed as a big year, both for Sandusky High School and the city of San- dusky. Sandusky city had the attention of all America focused upon it when it undertook and successful- ly carrieci out the model Security Savings Bond Drive of the United States Treasury. Radio played an important part in both com- munity and high school affairs of the past year. Broadcasts were given from the newly established radio station by Sandusky High students, featuring A Cappella Choir concerts, band concerts, and de- bates on current affairs. Journalism returned to Sandusky High in the form of an excellent school newspaper, The San- dusky Hi Lites. Starting from scratch, the editor, Len Winkler, and the iournalism classes built the paper into a leading institution of the school. Just as T948 was a big-time year in national politics, it was a big year in S.H.S. politics. As a result of months of planning and work, a mock G.O.P. presidential convention was staged by the social living department. All the color and politi- cal atmosphere of such a national affair was pres- ent at the mock convention, contributing to its suc- CSSS. But the seriousness of the world crisis hit the stu- dents of S.H.S. also. Steps taken to re-establish a selective service law brought home the world' situa- tion, especially to the graduating class of T948. Their future appears as an uncertain and tumultu- ous adventure. Now, we the editors and staff of this yearbook have attempted to picture and write up in the fol- lowing pages those people and organizations that have made the past year a successful one in our high school. Proudly, we present to you, THE 1948 FRAM..

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N:- Q1 .Eva ,Z 'm John Gerold, Carol Buchholz Mrs. Tubler, Mary Dauch Dick Praii, Myra Eird, Keith Siierhoff, Nancy Ccusino