Sexton High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1948 volume:

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Strait, with gratitude for his years of service as Business Adviser of the Oracle from 1929 to 1947, we dedicate our 1948 yearbook. 141 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . Student Council . Faculty .... Conservation Cartoons Senior A's . Senior B's . Juniors . Sophomores . Clubs . Music Speech . Dramatics . Athletics Awards .... Oracle Editorial and Business Staffs Advertising . 5 CHRISTIAN H. ROOSENRAAD, A.B., M.A. Principal DEANE BURNHAM, A.B. ELIZABETH B. LAWRY, A.B., A.M Assistant Principal Assistant Principal E61 'lit' 'T X I' Qx, Kg Il 7 3-E-BML V STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER Top Row.' Starkweather, Hatt, Berg, Wieland, Farhat, Brown, Raymond, McNamara, Love 3rd Row: Louckes, McComb, Weaver, Hynes, Andrews, Kennedy, Reason, Huisgen, Moss, Gill 2nd Row: Lang, Baker, Small, Bates, Miller, Waldren, Sheets, Poindexter, VanBuren, Arbaugh, Pritchard Ist Row: Johnson, LaPratt, Franklin, Schmidtke, McLravy, Whitecraft, Clark, Swan, Carlton The Council achieved a number of things during the First semester. The Homecoming program with a parade and dance was one of the First jobs undertaken. A Fire-rally and a dance before the Eastern game were also under the Councills supervision. An outstanding accomplishment of the group was the European Relief Drive through which our school contributed to the support of FIVE schools in Finland. The Council also had charge of registering all vehicles which are driven to school. It sponsored many fine assembly programs of interest from both the educational and recrea- tional angle. Student Council ollicers attended the 5-A conference. 5 OFFICERS Miss Lawry, Adviserg Gerald Schmidtke, Vice-Presidentg Herb Whitecraft, Presidentg Joyce McLravy, Secretary, Mr. Burnham, Adviser E31 STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Top Row: Starkweather, Raymond, J. Raymond, Hatt, Athey, Kinsey, Fitch, Reynolds, Hines, Farhat 3rd Row: Baker, Shase, Holland, Wieland, McLravy, Renwick, Brubaker, Herre, Vlahakis 2nd Row: French, McCulloch, VanBuren, DeFord, Haan, B. Bates, Brake, T. Bates, Wilkins, Miss Lawry Ist Row: Lind, Heimonen, Sailor, Johnson, Whitney, Gray, Louckes, Wiley, Carlton In the second semester, the Student Council again worked hard for the betterment of the school. The problem of noon recreation for both boys and girls was one of the things the group took under consideration. For future elections of council oilicers, the Council secured permission from the city to use the regular voting machines. The Council voted generous financial support to this year's Oracle. During this semester the Council secured various groups for assembly programs, chartered busses for out-of-town games, took charge of pep assemblies and worked on assembly programs for next fall. Again Student Council officers attended the 5-A conference. Sexton High School students are proud of the achievements of their Student Council. OFFICERS Standing: Chuck Whitney, President, Bill Gray, Vice-President Seated: Mr. Burnham, Adviserg Joan Johnson, Secretary, Miss Lawry, Adviser E91 'faculty if fl.-1 u -V -1 ,- -i. ,ll h I - i ' 3 1- Y :Y ! ' J ' 'iii ' lg - -5 2' ,..--4 Tf 'f ,f 'git ' , . l1 5 I I Faculty l E121 DORIS ANDERSON, B.M. Music ERMA H. APPLEGATE, A.B., A.M. Social Science HAROLD J. BALMER, B.S. Industrial Arts ROBERT D. BELL, B.A. Mathematics GERTRUDE C. BENSON, A.B., A.M. Mathematics HAL BERGAN, B.A., M.M.E. Music HELEN BIRMINGHAM, B.S., M.A. Commercial JANE BRADSHAW, B.S. Physical Education B. F. BRAIDWOOD, B.S. Commercial GLENN A. BURGETT, B.S., M.S. Commercial FRANCES E. BURNS, A.B. Social Science ROBERT D. CAMPBELL, B.S. Physical Education HERBERT J. CIGARD, B.S. Industrial Arts DEWARD A. CLARK, A.B. Spanish VERA LoU1sE cLoos, B.A.1.f,, ,' ' English yu l, 1' qomkh A A E. E. DEVEREAUX, A.B. Science GRETCHEN DOELLE, B.S. English ' W. J. EDWARDS, A.B. Industrial Arts GRACE E. EISERMAN, M.A. English ELSIE FEE, A.B. Latin, Spanish FLORENCE FULLER, A.B., M.A English HELEN L. GAULT, B.A. Social Science HOWARD W. GLEASON, B.S. Physical Education MORRIS J. GREEN, A.B., B.E. English EDITH A. JOHNSON, A.B. Commercial JENNIE E. JOHNSON, B.A., M.A. Social Science IGNATIUS J. KONRAD, B.S. Physical Education CLAYTON J, KOWALK, B.S. Social Science DOROTHY L. LANGEL, B.A. Spanish, English HAROLD D. LANTZ, A.B. Social Science EUNICE M. LOYER, B.S. Physical Education F. D. MANZ, B.S., M.A. Coordinator of Business Training HELEN MATTSON, B.S. Coordinator of Retailing ROBERT H. MAUNDER, B.A., M.A. Speech, Radio F. D. McCASKEY, B.S. Commercial E. MARGUERITE McCONNELL, B.S., M.A. English NELLIE M. McCORMICK, A.B. Latin HOWARD V. McCURDY, A.B., A.M. Commercial LAURA BELLE MILLAR, A.B. Social Science HAZEL D. MILLER, A.B. Mathematics KATHARINE MINSHALL, B.S., M.A. Commercial CECIL H. NICKEL, A.B. Social Science L13 l EW ! Faculty ., ..,. ..,, fgsgffsi Faculty 14 DONNA PERRINE, A.B., B.S. in L.S. Librarian J, O. PETERSON, B.S., M.A. Science VERA M. PIERCE, B.S. Home Economics HELEN C. RAHM, A.B. English G. F. RITCHEY, B.S, Science RUTH A. RUSSEL, B.S. Home Economics MARGARET SCHIEBLE, A.B. English DAVID SCHULERT, B.S. Science F. CASSIUS SHAFT, B.S. Science LULU M. SMITH Art CHARLES S. SNELL, B.S. Industrial Arts HARRY A. STRAIT, A.B., LL.B Commercial HAZEL B. TAYLOR, A.B. Mathematics ESTHER THORS, A.B. English VIETA VOGHT, A.B. French MARGARET 1. WIDIC , B.S. . Home Economics ' wwf' PEGGY NEAL DRAKE Secretary BARBARA LEWIS Assistant Secretary T M y wHo Qj fn 1 fi- C ik J Z Cg??L ziggy mqgf - U J Q Ulds N xy Named! 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W W GN'p GNQD w'?W J 1' f 14 f- . my 5 MQ WZ M M ,W WM fix MM QXUJ if U cf Senior A's SENIOR A PAGE Class Colors-Lavender and Silver Class Flower-Sweet Pea Class Motto- One step at a time, but always forwardn JUNIOR YEAR J-HOP- Shanghai Shuffle Co-Chairmen-Mary Morse, Herb Whitecraft Decoration-Jean Cunningham, Robert Blatt Reception-Hermalyn Dahlman l Publicity-Norma Jean Chisler Orbhestra-Bruce Touse Finance-Robert Forsberg Favors-Ruth Grabowski SENIOR YEAR SENIOR B PARTY- Carnival Capers Co-Chairmen-Eileen Brown, Fred Burke SENIOR A COMMITTEES Senior Night-Marilyn Coull, Charles Bopf Colors and Flower-Nancy Castle Senior Picnic-Joan Vlahakis, Norma Chisler Announcements-Lillian Bender Cap and Gown-George Carr Name Cards-Edna Kassouf, Herb Whitecraft Motto-William Trezise Song-Beverly Worthington, Eileen Brown ' , SENIOR BANQUET- Colonial Inn Co-Chairmen-Shirley LaPratt, Richard Robinson SENIOR PROM- A Night to Remember V Co-Chairmen-Jeanne McKinstry, Richard Van Frank Decoration4Marian Reason, Richard Butler Favors-Betsy Mellios, Sophia Kontas Reception-Ilo Ballard E ' Orchestra-La june Athey Publicity--William McComb Mbfds 541 yas? 64' Abfwy D LHHHKIJ VEIPJE A Mull? 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AGLER WILLIAM RONALD ALLGEO Boys' Band '47-'48 Bible Club '47-'48 GLORIA JEAN ANDERSON Sec. Bd. in Control of Athletics '47-'48 Pres. Girls' Varsity '47 Y'-Teens '47-'48 Zodiac '4C-'48 Pres. G.A.A. '47 PATTY SUE ANDERSON V.-Pres. Diana Seniors '47 Student Council '47 Treas. Home Room Operetta '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop LA JUNE ATHEY Pan American Club '46- '48 Modern Fiction Club '46 -'48 Y-Teens '46-'48 Orchestra '45-'48 F 'STATE Vim' ro: EALLTiFLLL ENQN Suu wr: :wmv vw-. ' 'Sergei ,MW y R E20 J WILLIAM J. BACKMAN CHARLEEN ANN i BALL Sec. Home Room '47 Sub Debs '48 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Banquet Favors Comm. Senior Prom ILO MARQUERITE BALLARD Hodierni Romani '45--'46 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Chm. Invitation Comm. Senior B Party Etta Ketz '46-'47 Band '45-'48 MARY BARDAVILLE G. A. A. '45 Orchestra '46 PATRICIA LOU BARNARD Sophomore Socialites '45 Favors Comm. Senior Prom Sub Debs '48 F. H. A. BARBARA LEE BASS National Honor Society Choir '46-'47 Diana Juniors '46 Operetta '46 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior B Party ROGER BATES Football '45-'47, Capt. '47 Basketball '45-'47 Baseball '46-'48 Pres. Home Room '48 Treas. Class '47--'48 CHESTER BERNARD BEAGLE Hunting and Fishing Club '47 Taxidermy Club '46 CARL N. BEAUDOIN Science Club '47--'48 Band '45-'47 V.-Pres. Band '46 Publicity Comm. Senior Prom MARILYN BECKON National Honor Society Bible Club '45-'47 F. H. A. '45--'47 Girls' Glee Club '45-'47 Personal Name Cards Comm. JOAN BEILFUSS National Honor Society Band '45-'48 Student Council '45-'46 V.-Pres. Junior Class Library '45-'47 LILIAN BENDER National Honor Society Library Staff '45-'46 Orchestra '45-'46 Chm. Commencement An- nouncement Comm. Student Council '47 21 Senior A 'S JACK A. BLANCHARD Football '45 Wrestling '46-'48 Movie Operators' Club CHARLES BOPF National Honor Society Varsity Golf '47-'48 Ping Pong Club '47-'48 Pres. Home Room '47 Reserve Golf '46 ANN BORCHERT Pres. Home Room '46 F. H. A. '46-'48 Etta Ketz '46-'47 Cay! of ' M57 ,abd apy ' hxy 4? 1.42.40 HOWA BRAKE, JR. Rules Club '47-'48 Varsity Swimming '45- '46 Varsitv Football '45-'47 Pres. Home Room '46 ....,- , .. 1212 ,sa PATRICIA BREAKEY Diana Juniors '46 Chess Club '46-'47 V.-Pres. Home Room '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop EUGENE M. BRIGGS Band '45-'48 Senior A's NEIL R. BRILINSKI Band '45-'46 Hi-Y Club '46-'47 Football '45 NANCY LOUISE BRITTON Assoc. Editor Oracle '47-748 Library Staff '45-'47 Orchestra '45-'47 Senior Motto Comm. '48 Favor Comm. Senior Banquet '48 MARELU A. BROADHURST Treas. Etta Ketz '47 F. H. A. '47--'48 Orchestra '45-'48 Zodiac Staff '47-'48 Etta Ketz '464'48 BARBARA ANN BROWN National Honor Society Sophomore Socialites '45 Favors Comm. J-Hop Student Council '47 Sec. Home Room EILEEN M. BROWN Sec. Diana Juniors '46 Choir '45-'47 Co-Chm. Senior B Dance V.-Pres. Sophisticated Sophs Class Song Comm. GEORGE I. BROWN Treas. Home Room '46 Magician Club '46 Nature Club '47 Finance Comm. Senior B Party '48 ff' we aww f22 LEE C. BROWN Cap and Gown Comm. '48 Sophomore Party '45 DEAN L. BROWNING Taxidermy Club '45 Treas. Home Room '45 NORMA JEAN BUCKLER Collenwood H. S., Cleve- land Club Council .Lf ROBERT LEE BUELL Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom '48 VERNA JUNE BUERGE Decoration Comm. J-Hop Pres. Girls' League '46 Cheerleader '45-'47, Capt. '47 Decoration Comm. Scn- ior B Party Art Club '45-'46 BURf ROBERT? D. BULOCH Williamston High Band F.F.A. Junior Play CWilliam- ston Highj FRED BURKE Debate '46--'48 Chm. Senior B Party Music Appreciation J-Hop Comm. Oracle Business Staff 1- 4 . xl T U' T , . ar ' ygiagse 'a 1, Has- Xfi ty e l Has- Qia I-Iaslett '44 , rmy ir Force Ca era Club '47 ESTHER VIRGINIA I DOLORES JEANNE BUSH Decoration Comm. J-Hop Sec. Girls' League '46 Student Council '45 Treas. Class '46 BRUCE BUTLER Pres. Tumbling Club '47 Treas. Sophomore Class '45 V.-Pres. Senior Class '47 '48 Mgr. Football '45 Mgr. Basketball '45-'46 23 Senior A's RICHARD D. BUTLER Senior Play '47 Decoration Comm. j-Hop V.-Pres. Thespians '47- '48 Co-Chm. Senior Prom '48 GEORGE CARR National Honor Society Sportsman Club '47--'48 Treas. Magician Club '46-'47 Ping Pong Club '47 Stamp Club '45 PHYLLIS L. CARTER Sec. Home Hoom '45 Art Club '45-'46 Diana Juniors and Sen- iors '46--'47 Sophomore Socialites '45 Decoration Comm. J-Hop RALPH CARTER Band '45-'48 Pres. Home Room '46 Sportsman Club '47-'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Advertising Staff Oracle '48 623 ROL AND RAY CASE 0 e 0 m Bas etball '45 Golf 48 ii R2 L45 NANCY CASTLE Treas. Art Club '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop and Senior B Party Y-Teens Chairman Class Colors Comm. Pres. Art Club '48 Senior A's ri ' Q MARY JANE V WILMA COLLINS CHRISTIAN ' Favors Comm. J-Hop Decoration Comm. Sen- ior B Party '47 Parrott Club '47 Chess Club '47 Student Council '46 gggfg JEAN DOUGLAS cooPER , , Football '45 Chm- P lclty Comm Decoration Comm. J-Hop Golf '48 TICHYI es Ho oom 46 ome om 46 Zodiac 46 48 RAMON M. CHURCH IRENE COSTA Santa Rosa H. S. Band Art Club '47 Dimondale H. S. Ba d Sexton H. S. Band 47- MARJORIE CLAPP W 'Q MARILYN M. coULL Overetta '47 ' Sec. Room '45 - A. C uh '45'- W Treas Room '47 Zodiac '45 Pres, Operetta Choir '45- PHYLLIS JUNE 'CLUCHEY Pres. Pan American Club Sub Debs Student Council 46 Invitation Comm. J-Hop Sophomore Socialites ' 6 DON G. COLLINS Operetta '47 Trainer Track Team '46 Magicians' Club Senior B Party '47 l24Il ' VIRGINIA A. COVEN Operetta '46, '47, '48 Music Appreciation '47 Choir '46-'48 RHUPAYNE COX Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 CHARLES ALAN CRAWFORD Chess Club '46-'48 Student Council '46-'47 Band '45--'47 RONALD CULP Varsity Football '47 Varsity Tennis '46-'48 Pres. Home Room '47 Band '45-'48 Ping Pong Club '46-'48, Pres. '48 JUANITA JEAN CUNNINGHAM National Honor Society V.-P es, Art Club '46 Pres. '47 Art Ed. Zodiac '46-'47 Art Ed. Oracle '47--'48 Co-Chm. Decoration Comm. ,I-Hop NEVA JEAN CUSTER MCA L25 J W3 Senior A's CLARABELLE COOK HERMALYN DAHLMAN National Honor Society Modern Fiction '47-'48 Diana Juniors '46-'47 Band '45-'46 Pres. Home Room '47 RICHARD DAVIDSON Little Red Football THELMA DAVIS ROSEMARY M. DEMBOWSKI Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 Diana Seniors '47 Knitting Club '46 REYES ELAINE DEWITT Zodiac Advertising Staff '45-'47 Student Council '47 Diana juniors and Scn- iors '46-'48 Favors Comm. J-Hop Operetta '47 Senior A's ROBERT E. DEYARMOND Art Club Bible Club Operetta '45, '46, '47 Pres. Home Room '46 Treas. Home Room '47 ELOISE DILLINGHAM Girls' Glee Club '45 Choir '46 Knitting Club '46 V.-Pres. Commerce Club '47 ,IOANNA G. DINGMAN Knitting Club '46 Commerce Club '47 IRENE DIRLAM Knitting Club '46 Diana Seniors '47 Commerce Club '47 JOANNE DITZL V.-Pres. Sophom So- cialites '46 dern Fictio ' 6-'48 B '46 F v s C . Senior ro l BEVERLY DRAVENSTATT Operetta '45, '46, '47 Choir 45-'47 Sec. Knitting Club '47 Knitting Club '46-'47 F. H. A. '47 26 6 S RUTH JEAN EDLY Girls' Band '46-'47 Music Appreciation Club '47 Girls' Glee Club '48 Camera Club '46 JACQUELINE EDWARDS Pres. Sophisticated Sophs '46 V.-Pres. Home Room '47 Unit Leader Girls'League '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Publicity Comm. Senior B Party SHIRLEY EGLESTON Diana Juniors '46-'47 Operetta '46, '47 Sextet '45-'47 Diana Seniors '47-'48 Knitting Club '46 WILLIAM A. ELLIOTT, JR. Band '45-'48 Noon Movie Staff '45- '47 Music Appreciation Club '46 '48 DAWN CONSTANCE ERICKSON Pres. Home Room '45, Treas. '47 Student Council '46 Reception Comm. J-Hop Sec. Diana Juniors '46 Diana Seniors '47 BILLIE JO ERWIN Retailing Club '47-'48 5-ffgfvfr' fdff A f 4 , 7 Af 751, Ln! ,D J ffdggg f'ZfA.,fffZT. we ROSE MA IE ESCH Sophomore Socialites '45 ESTELLA EWING G A.A.W5 Band '47-'48 Music Appreciation '47 MARY GERALDINE FARRELL Usherettes '45 Knitting Club '46-'47 Diana Juniors '46-'47 Sophomore Socialites '45 F. H. A. '46 JACKIE FARRINGTON Senior B Play Decoration Comm. J-Hop and Senior B Party Y-Teens '45-'48 Art Club JUNE FAUTH F. H. A. '47 Sub Debs '47 JOAN MARIE FEASEL Sophisticated Sophs '45 E H.A.W6 Sophomore Socialites '45 .dream Q60 V I ,iff M 5 BOB JANE FITZPATRICK Sophomore Socialites '45 -H6 Diana Juniors '46 Chess Club '47 BETTY JEAN FLINCHBAUGH Sophisticated Sophs '45 -446 J-Hop Comm. Favors Comm. Senior Prom SHIRLEY FLOWERS HAROLD FOGLE Chemistry Club '47 Pres. Home Room 'S tsma Cl b 1 ' l I xl I O i F ST . C s l '4 X fx' s. H me om '4 27 W, .gl . gg 4 iii' QW 'Wi J Aqf l f w cmd Senior A's DONNA FRANK Treas. Home Room '47 V.-Pres. Home Room '47 -'48 Etta Ketz '47-'48 MARGARET FRANKLIN National Honor Society Student Council '47 Sec. Home Room '46- '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Girls' Band '45-'48 LOIS KAY FRANTZ G. A. A. '45-'47 Diana Juniors '46-'47 Diana Seniors '47 Commerce Club '47 Sophomore Socialites '45 '46 ROBERT FRENCH GEORGE FRIMODIG Student Council '47 Pres. Home Room '46 Chess Club '47 Sportsman Club '45 JEANNINE FRITZ V.-Pres. Home Room '46 '47 EE Ketz '46-'47 E281 LAURENE F. FULLER Sophomore Socialites '45 Sophisticated Sophs '45 F. H. A. '46 Treas. F. H. A. '47 Pres. F. H. A. '47 BARBARA F. GARDNER Sophomore Socialites '45 Publicity Comm. j-Hop Decoration Comm. J-Hop Chess Club '47 GEORGE M. GARDNER Baseball ROGER L. GATRELL National Honor Society Student Council '47 Nature Club'47 Class Motto Comm. Senior B Party BILL GEISENHAFER Operetta '46, '47 Nature Club '47-'48 Choir '46-'48 J-HPD Senior B Party JUNE A. GILBERT National Honor Society Parrot Club '45-'46 Pan American Club '47 Sub Debs '47 ARTHUR GOFF Sportsmen's Club '46-'47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Decoration Comm. Sen- ior B Party LEVANE GOLDNER Varsity Baseball '46-'48 Varsity Football '47-'48 Varsity Basketball '46- '47 Pres. Home Room '46- '47 Rules Club JANET L. GOLDSWORTHY G. O. Collector Sophisticated Sophs G. A. A. Sec. Home Room Treas. Home Room JOHN, GRABOWSKI Lansing Tech. Football '46 Varsity Football '47 Science Club '47 Band '47 Decoration Comm. ,I-Hop ED GREEN Football '45-'46 Treas. Camera Club Pres. Home Room Decoration Comm. Track '45 Y BOB GF Sports Club Treas. '45 llx A J x Senior A's BETTY J. GREENLEE Sec. Home Room '45 Treas. Home Room '46 BERNARD L. GREGG Nature Club '47-'48 JANET GAIL GRIMES National Honor Society Band '46-'48 Orchestra '46-'47 Girls' League Chm. '46 RUTH M. GROVE Commerce Club '47 DONNA MAY HALL Music Appreciation '47 -'48 Pan American '47 Harp '46-'48 GEORGE HARLOW Varsity Football '47 Rules Club '47-'48 V.-Pres. Home Room '47 Senior A's MARILYN JUNE HARLOW Sub Debs '47-'48 Pan American '47-'48 RICHARD J. HARP Varsity Football '45-'47 Varsity Wrestling '46 RUSSELL E. HARPER Sophomore Mixer Comm. Senior Play Comm. V.-Pres. Home Room '45 J-Hop Comm. '46 GLORIA ELAYNE HART Retailing Club '47-'48 MARY LOU HEATHCOTT Knitting Club '45 Bible Club '46 Etta Ketz '47 JOE HEIMONEN Modern Fiction Little Red Football '46 Varsity Football '47 Pres. Home Room '47 ' vs.. ,wi 4 MA, , QQ 474' fi r G . as E 5 Www E ,ww ' f ' E if flew W 4 as fwwjlgkzgif' il ow' NT.iE?a of ' A .S+:tQW as--4 . NS Y ii fi ne h MwgQY ?g?fifi.,,..,,, . E301 RUTH ANN HEMMINGSEN Girls' Glee Club '45-'47 Pres. Sub Debs '47 MAGENE HODGIN Diana Seniors '48 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior B Party Graduation Invitation Comm. '48 Service Comm. '48 G. O. Collector DOROTHY D. HOLLANDSWORTH Commerce Club '47 JAMES L. HORTON Boys' Glee Club '47-'48 Operetta '47 Senior B Party Comm. ROBERT HOSTETLER National Honor Society Taxidermy Club '45 Varsity Cross Country '47 Reserve Baseball '46- '47 Sportsmen's Club '47 BARBARA HOUGHTALING JOHN FREDERICK HUENI Varsity Football '46-'47 Sec.-Treas. Rules Club '46 Pres. Home Room '45- '46 Basketball '46 Hi-Y '45 FRANK J. HUISGEN Student Council '45-'47 Modern Fiction '47 Football '45-'46 Track '45 Band '47 DOROTHEA M. HUNTER G. A. A. ANNA LOU INSCO Music Appreciation '46 Knitting Club '47-'48 F. H. A. '47-'48 JANET JENKS Sec. Home Room '47 V.-Pres. Y-Teens '45- '47 Publicity Comm. J-Hop Publicity Comm. Senior B Party Sec. Pan American '47 COLLEEN JOHNSON Sec. Retailing Club '47 I 1, Imp .if 'A page 41 f X is I Maur 1 1 Senior A's JAMES JOHNSON Varsity Football '45-'47 Varsity Basketball '46- '48 Varsity Baseball '46- '47 Treas. Home Room '47 Sec. and Treas. Rules Club '47 JOAN L. JOHNSON National Honor Society Sec. Student Council Modern Fiction '46-'48 Pan American '46-'48 Y-Teens '47-'48 ROBERT JOHNSON Varsity Track '46-'47 Varsity Cross Country '45-'47, Capt. '46-'47 Rules Club '47-'48 Taxidermy '46-'48 Co-Chm. Decoration Comm. Senior B Party R. JACK JOHNSON Hunting and Fishing Club '47--'43 Varsity Track '47-'48 SHIRLEY JOHNSON Treas. Bible Club '48 Bible Club '47-'48 Commerce Club '48 RICHARD J. JONES Track '46-'47 Cross Country '45-'46 Hi-Y '46-'48 Pres. Modern Fiction '48 . 7 'X y l31J X X1-efifx I 74 Senior A's VICTOR A. JONES National Honor Society Chemistry Club '47-'48 Science Club '46-'48 Operetta '45, '46, '47 Football '45-'47 JACK D. JOURDAIN Zodiac '46--'47 Treas. Home Room '45 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom Student Council '45-'48 RAY JUPIN Band '45, '47-'48 Orchestra '46 Pres. Home Room '47 EDNA KASSOUF National Honor Society Co-Chairman Name Card Comm. Treas. Parrot Club '48 Zodiac Bookkeeper '46- '48 Etta Ketz '46-'48 ANN CATHERINE KEEFER Sophisticated Sophs '45 -'46 Favor Comm. J-Hop Pan American Club '46 -'48 Publicity Comm. Senior B Party Finance Comm. Senior Banquet HARRY KEHR Modern Fiction '47-'48 Parrot Club '47 Cross Country Team '45 roi - A V .. W' T ls. . . -, 3 ,, - . : .Q 3 .,. f ..,, - Mfg, ..n'9..r . , .afsehzzsr . ff:-Lv F- . p ile- g ,, A ww any H52 pgs... fit 'it M in ws-RT inn. ? Wen a3WQi xxx ,M . A .M , ,QL , .MMM tux' fx E321 RUTH MARIE KLEINHANS Publicity Comm. J-Hop Pres. Diana Juniors '46 Treaib Diana Seniors '46 Publicity Comm. Senior Prom Sec. Diana Seniors '47- '48 CORA MAE KNICK Sophisticated Sophs '46 Diana juniors '47 Retailing Club '48 SOPHIA KONTAS Emblem Chm. National Honor Society Sec. Oracle Board '47- '48 Zodiac Editorial Ed. '47, Managing Ed. '48 Co-Chm. Favors Comm. Senior Prom Script Comm. Senior Night VERNON A. KOWALK Little Red Football '45 '46 Ogretta '45, '46, '47 Choir '45-'47 WILLIAM A. KRAMER Band '45-'46 Orchestra '46 Sec. Taxidermy Club '46 Treas. Modern Fiction '47 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom DUANE R. KRUGER National Honor Society '47 '48 Oracle Business Staff '47 '48 Pres. Home Room '46- '47 Bible Club '47-'48 Choir '46 OLGA KRUGER National Honor Society MARY LORRAINE KUHNLE Orchestra '45-'47 Art Club '46-'47 Parrot Club '46-'47 BETTY J. LA FEVER Usherette Club '45 Commerce Club '47-'48 Music Appreciation '47 -'48 Operetta '45, '46, '47 Accompanist '47 ROBERT D. LAKE Track '46 Cross Country '46 Science Club '47-'48 Chemistry Club '47, V.- Pres. '48 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom PATRICIA LA PAUGH Sophisticated Sophs '45 -'46 Sec, Diana Juniors and Seniors Decoration Comm. J-Hop Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom SHIRLEY LAPRATT National Honor Society Co-Chm. Senior Banquet Pres. Etta Ketz '48 Managing Ed. Zodiac '47, News Ed. '48 Social Chm. Student Council '47 3, 'fi' S... fi O fi K . ,wa-V ,Q A at was ohm, ' aywwwwmq www' of 4- .. xx ' ' X., Mr' 331 Senior A's ROBERT L. LENZ Science Club '47-'48 V.-Pres. Home Room '46 V.-Pres. Science Club '48 JOHN LEONARD National Honor Society Varsity Debate '46-'48 Editor Zodiac '47-'48 Chess Club '45-'48 Parrot Club '45-'48 MARTHA J. LEONARD E. Lansing High '45-'46 Diana Juniors '46-'47 Deco ation Comm. J-Hop Treas. Home Room '47 OLGA LEWIS Sophisticated Sophs '45 '46 Commerce Club '46 SHIRLEY JEAN LEWIS Sophisticated Sophs '45 -'46 Knitting Club '46 Sub Debs '47-'48 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom BILLIE LUCILLE LEWIS Tieas. Sophisticated Sophs '45-'46 Pres. Diana Juniors, Seniors '46-'47 Publicity Comm. J-Hop Script Comm. Senior Night Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom Senior A's ROBERT A. LINTON Football '46 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Pres. Home Room DON D. LITTLE Varsity Basketball '46- '48 Varsity Baseball '46-'48 Pres. Rules Club '48 Pres. Junior Class '47 Pres. Home Room '46 ROBERT D. LOCK Manager Varsity Foot- ball '47 Zodiac Staff '47-'48 Sec. Nature Club '46- '48 Chess Club '46-'48 Sec. Home Room '47--'48 TED N. LOUCKES . National Honor Society Varsity Football '47 Student Council '47-'48 Chemistry Club '47-'48 Camera Club '46 MARY ANN LOWER Program Chm. Y-Teens '47 '48 Pan -A-merican Club '46 -'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Modern Fiction '47-'48 Property Comm. Senior Night JEAN M. LUTZ Usherettes '45-'46 Knitting Club '47-'48 F. H. A. Club '47-'48 X.- I li f 5 f All fe ff' ,fc 'le z F' -.-5, ,, j .1 .. if , - .,... , 2 N- X M -' s xy s .4 M, K 5 ., li ' af 5 . if ii 5 - f E S. 3 .R . I A... V? A .f 3 ,, 4. q 1 , . A -' L , t .. I s , A, A! . Q . leee 7 e, Q . 'ii?vw,w 1t ' w X H UE f 4 ' 'e ., ....., ' ix 'Q T --.Qfif , il i ' -.e Wffffiwi 2 24 T , f . ' if 'e :Eff -, . x ...iv ' Q rss. . 25 r 2365337 i 9 2512. A Ns bln' CEREE LYONS National Honor Society Sec. to Athletic Director Favors Comm. J-Hop Sophisticated Sophs '45 -'46 Commerce Club '48 CORA LOYER Pres. Home Room '47 Pres. Retailing Club '47 Finance Comm. Senior Prom THEODORE A. MAAG Football Trainer '47 Nature Club '46-'48 Science Club '45-'48 V.-Pres. Nature Club '46 Pres. Taxidermy Club '47 Ai E' A Q. V . S rts 's ...- .wh V PreS' gym' 46 . . 3 5 . ' .Eff Q52 I , N. A ff' 0 ELLEN J. Q ' E5 B' , MANSFIELD f' Commerce Club '46-'48 .. Office Messenger '46 -Q 3. Knitting Club '48 5 gg? .3 ,. L 235 ' -,Q ,- Af .gg,X ,MH-as-as lamps. f ,ai-,f -':,i:2:Z.'512I, ' .A::.v:':.12 .,-.ZS FREDERICK W. MARQUARDT Sec. Sportsmen's Club '46-'48 Sec. Home Room '46- '47 Pres. Home Room '47- '48 EQ ior Prom VVQW4 MARGARET ANN MARTIN Favor Comm. J-Hop Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 Sub Debs '47 Y-Teens '46-'47 Decoration Comm. Sen- st 5. wwf TI-:ER V.-Pres, Sportsmen's Club '47 Little Red Football '46 Advertising Comm. J-HOD Pres. o ' t X J ' ' 6 f 1 ERLA JANE MAYES Sub Debs '47, V.-Pres. '48 Girls' Glee Club '47 Camera Club '46 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom WILLIAM A. MCCOMB Chm. Publicity Comm. Senior Prom Pres. Home Room Chess Club '46-'47 Student Council '47 Publicity Comm. Senior B Party HARRY W. McCOY Little Red Football '45 Nature Club '46-'48 Hunting and Fishing '46 -'48 Sportsmen's Club '46-'-5-8 ROBERT D. MCDAID Sportsmen's Club '47-'48 V.-Pres. Home Room '47 '48 FzQball '45 1, I l 35 Senior A's NADINE G. McGUIRE Thespians '46-'47 Knitting Club '47-'48 Commerce Club '47-'48 Girls' Glee Club '47-'48 Sec. Home Room '46 LAVERNE R. J. MCHANEY National Honor Society Pres. Chess Club '48 Treas. Home Room '46 Ed, Zodiac '48, Sports Ed. '47 P.oduction Mgr. Senior B Play JEANNE A. MCKINSTRY National Honor Society V.-Pres. Sophomore Class '45-'46 Senior B Play '47 Co-Chm. Sophomore Mixer Co-Chm. Senior Prom AUSTIN MCLEAN DeVilbiss High, Toledo, Ohio Wrestling '45-'48 Cross Country '47-'48 JOYCE ELAINE MCLRAVY Sec. National Honor So- ciety Sec, Student Council '47 Unit Chm. Girls' 'League '45 Sec. Modern Fiction '47 Pres. Home Room '45 ROBERT A. MCNEIL Resurrection '45-'47 Band '45-'48 Track '47 Orchestra '47-'48 1 w Senior A's BETSY MELLIOS National Honor Society Assistant Ed. Oracle '47 -'48 Favors Comm. J-Hop and Senior Prom V.-Pres. Diana Juniors and Seniors '46-'47 Treas. Home Room '45, Pres. '48 ANNA MAE MILLER 9 1- 4? if, -,iff .V ' li U , ,. ' if J F., . .1 A llfhA1yfrE5TE61. ' ,gkmqrqiioewp nfs. pg' V Pagan cm' '-171943 Eff u new '47-we J, Choir '46-'48 xg. Vlfreas. Horne Room9'47 ll ,I I ei .,-If VIOLA RUTH MONTGOMERY Parrot Club '45-'48 Band '46-'47 COLLEEN M. MOORE Commerce Club '46-'48 Pres. Commerce Club '47 Knitting Club '47-'48 G. A. A. '46-'47 JAMES RICHARD MOORE Varsity Wrestling '47- '48 Senior Play '48 Swimming '46 Treas. Junior Class '47 Tumbling '48 .,,...-.QEWIF , ,. ,- -. ,V ' 5.5--.,..s. ,- ' nn no rii- an In , , 2 E2 l I .nf N'-ff A sf' Ml 7.115 fi! 'Il' l , X my 1 .l A :1..,, .irf H G . . . l ... o fe4 A -'v?2':..,. EIE i A.:.: Z E.. 'A 'A X l Q .xt N if it 1 s A 1' l S' A 4 in 4' X if K i x 1 V -lk 3' U' .fr U if as 'Q fn. f in . lla' firhk .,., A , ,. , ... . Y n 'R I I fx- . .. . fx ,,.. Wi l35l MARY LYNN MOORE i Choir '46-'48 Operetta '47 Parrot Club '45-'48 Sub Debs '47 Music Appreciation '48 F. KEITH MORLEY Sportsmen's Club '46-'48 Mgr. Football '47 Mgr. Basketball '47 Little Red Football MARY MORSE Sec. Junior Class '46- '47 Co-Chm. J-Hop Senior B Play Student Council '46 Parrot Club '45-'48 DOLORES JUNE MUSSELMAN G. O. Collector '47 Sub Debs '47-'48 RICHARD L. NEIL Band '45-'46 Music Appreciation '47 -'48 Football '46 BARBARA L. NELSON CHARLES H. NICHOLS Football '45-'46 Basketball '45-'46 Varsity Track '46-'47 JOAN G. NICHOLS National Honor Society Sec. Sophomore Social- ites '45-'46 Chess Club '46-'48, Sec. '48 Senior Banquet Comm. Reception Comm. Senior Prom NORVIL J. NICHOLS Varsity Baseball '46-'48 Varsity Football '46-'48 Basketball '47-'48 Hi-Y '46-'48 JACKIE NICHOLSON Operetta Comm. '47 Choir '47-'48 Girls' Glee Club '46-'48 Usherettes '45-'46 Music Appreciation '47 -'48 JOHN NORBERG ANDREW NOWAK E37 Senior A 's DOUGLAS NOWLIN Eastern '45-'46 Swimming Team '45 Hi-Y '48 J-Hop Comm. '47 GENEVA M. NYLANDER Eastern '45-'46 Diana Juniors and Sen- iors '46-'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop and Senior Prom Y-Teens V.-Pres. Diana Seniors JIM OLSEN Football '45-'46 Hunting and Fishing '46 Pres. Home Room '48 JAMES OXENDALE National Honor Society Choir '45-'48 Operetta '45, '46, '47 Sportsmen's Club '47 Treas. Home Hoom '47 MARGARET PAZITKA Music Appreciation '47 Orchestra '45-'48 Operetta '45, '46, '47 Properties Comm. Senior Night MAURICE D. PELTON Chess Club '46-'48 Band '45-'48 Orchestra '46-'47 Student Council '47 Sportsmen's Club '47 I Senior A's SHIRLEY PENABAKER Pres. Sophomore Social- ites '46 Sec. Girls' League Treas. Modern Fiction '47 Orchestra Comm. J-Hop Sec. Home Room '46 WILMA JANE PENNO National Honor Society Sec. Music Appreciation '43 Choir '45-'48 Asst. Business Mgr. Oracle Scnior Announcement Comm. JOAN PETERS Parrot Club '47-'48 Favors Comm. J-Hop Publicity Comm. Senior Prom . Menu Comm. Senior Banquet Decoration Comm. Sen- ior B Party NANETTE LOUESE PHELPS V.-Pres. Music Appre- ciation '47 Orchestra '45--'48 String Trio '45-'48 String Quartet '47--'48 Band '47 SALLY A. PIERCE Pres. F. H. A. '46, Treas. '47 V.-Pres. Etta Ketz '47 Sec. Girls' League '45 Sec. Home Room '47 JOSEPH H. PLANCK Varsity Wrestling '46- '48 Varsity Football '47 Student Council '45-'47 Pres. Hi-Y Council Chm. Publicity Comm. Senior Night ,V fp ff' ,W .l 2 .gigs ,K U , ' ,V 4, .yn , . . if W' , J niet? fi Q52 4. if is 3 55.15 it at 5 Pei , 4 1 ?, iii' 3 J Ae . ...i,.gm,.gv , gf gg .Q qi ,, TOM RANDALL Chemistry Club V.-Pres. Home Room '41 Advertisement Oracle Board Senior Picnic Comm. JOAN RAYMOND Favors Comm. J-Hop Chm. Publicity Comm. Senior B Play Chm. Decoration Comm. Senior Banquet Chm. School Spirit Comm. Student Council '48 MARIAN CLARINDA REASON Pres. F. H. A. '47 Sec. and Pres. Art Club '47 '48 Studgt Council '47 Asst. Art Ed. Oracle '47 '48 Co-Chm. Decoration Comm. Senior Prom CHARLES RENS Little Red Football '46 Varsity Baseball '47-'48 Treas. Hunting and Fishing Treas. Home Room '46 Pres. Home Room '48 DOROTHY S. REYNOLDS Operetta '46, '47 Sophisticated Sophs '45 '46 Sophomore Socialites '45 -'46 Sub Debs '47 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom SAMUEL RHODES Little Red Football '45 Pres. Ping Pong Club '46-'47 Varsity Football '47 GENE RIDENOUR Pres. Bible Club '46--'48 Pan American '46-'48 Baseball '46-'48 Student Council '46 Pres. Home Room '45. '47 ANDREW ROBERTS, JR. Music Appreciation '46 -'48 Band '46--'47 Boys' Glee Club '46-'48 Operetta '47 RICHARD ROBINSON Varsity Debate Team '47 '48 Pres. Chess Club '48 Pres. Home Room '47 Co-Chm. Senior Banquet Student Council '46-'47 NORMAN ROGERS Debate '47 Soortsrnen's Club '47-'48 Treas. Home Room '47 ANN RUSSELL Sec. Home Room '45 G. O. Collector '46 Cap and Gowns Comm. Sec. Home Room '48 DICK SADLER Boys' Glee Club '47-'48 Operetta '48 F39 fmmnvt Senior A 'S DAVID SEELYE V.-Pres. Home Room '45 '46 Little Red Football '45 '46 Hi-Y '45-'48 PATRICIA ANN SERRELS Sub Debs '47 J-Hop Comm. Sophomore Socialites '45 BETTY JEAN SCUTT Commerce Club '47-'48 Musii: Appreciation '47 1' 8 GAYLORD M. SHEETS Senior B Play '47 Student Council '45-'47 Varsity Debate '46-'48 Chm. Oracle Advertising Comm. '48 N. JOAN SHOEMAKER Operetta '45, '46, '47 V.-Pres. Music Appre- ciation '46 Sec. Home Room '47 Choir '45--'48, Sec. '46 LOUIS SCHOO Public Address System Operator Pres. Operators' Club Chess Club '45--'48 Camera Club '46-'47 Magicians' Club '45-'47 Senior A's - XV' 3 .2455 JV ' G . ,f -,ff , 1, ., 795. 44,4 A -.ei ' IQWRENCE srsco :FQ f Choir145-:4s A A if Ping Pong Club '45-'48 . ,49' ggi.1 Operetta '45, '47 V 5' .1 Movie Operator '45-'48 ' 9 1 4f9g iii? W v- ,. HARLAN SHUE gif W Little Red Football '45 Decoration Comm. J-Hop J ' 4 . we ::ga:fsag'ig:g..:g.. M3529 :EW 'QW ---vv Q ffEfff' JOYCE L. SIMPSON 'T Sec. Home Room '46 .. In P Treas. Home Room '47 iff Parrot Club '47-'48 ' Ii' - V MARY E. SLACK Y-Teens '46-'48 Pan American Club '46 -'48 Modem Fiction '47 Decoration Comm. j-Hop Music Appreciation Club '46 LEEDA SMACY Mason High School G. A. A. '45-'46 Treas. Sub Debs '47-'48 PEGGY SMALL Chess Club '46-'47 Sub Debs '47-'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop 'M if x I r'-t gif i401 FRED SMITH East High School, Co- lumbus. Ohio, '45-'46 Student Council Hall Monitor Operetta '45, '46 Choir '45,-'46 JOAN LEE SMITH Commerce Club '47--'48 Music Appreciation Club '47-'48 JACK SPEIGHT DAVE SPINDLER CHARLES STANTON Varsity Football '46-'47 Pres. Hi-Y Club '47-'48 Varsity Track '46-'48 Pres. Science Club '47- '48 Class Pres. '45, '48 HOWARD STANTON Varsity Cross Country '45--'46 Track '45 Prom Comm. '48 Sec.-Treas. Home Room '48 U. S. Navy '46-'48 JAMES T. STEPHENS Little Red Football '45 Sec. Home Room '47 BETTY CLAIRE STONE Parrot Club '46-'48 Zodiac Staff '47-'48 Sub Debs-'47 Library Staff '46-'47 G. A. A. '45 JOHN L. SULCER Sportsmen's Club '47 BARBARA SUSSEX Band '45-'48 Music Appreciation Club '47-'48 GERALD L. SWAN Cross Country '45-'46 Taxidermy Club '45 Boys' Glee Club '45-'46 CHARLES WILLIAM SWANSON U. S. Army '45-'46 Little Red Football '45 Finance Comm. Senior B Party 1 .. L-,,.. fo fe ,j Q rf Y . biz Q.. . ,,.., tai x Q g K KES .- . Z ' .i ' 'Q if . for . . IL! I wc -' ' ' 5 I t ' , .,., ....-fs 'J .na-5... J. .W ' ' -11'f IX 115 FX JQw N lit .. Woff3'Q'f3jj 1 xml tg' I fx ly .. at U M 'ilk' 'Q raw fr' '50 ' 'Z' , GN: Www aww-.am 4 MWKMQQNWWCN ' . 45' I Q' 1 ' aw, 6' f f 3 A -5 'E 2: s 2- 553- in '-'- 'iii' . ..... . .. MK F .- lf 11 ff f-'F s l41J Senior A's NORMA JUNE SWIFT Camera Club Sec. Camera Club '46- '48 WARD M. TAYLOR Pres. Home Room '45, '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Decoration Comm. Sen- ior B Party NORMAN TELLIER Zodiac Printing Staff '47 -'48 G. O. Collector '47-'48 Decoration Comm. ,I-Hop Stamp Club '45-'46 RICHARD THOMAS Band '45-'47 Orchestra '48 BRUCE ALAN TOUSE Operetta '47 Parrot Club '45-'47 Make-up Chm. Senior B Play Band '45 Camera Club '45 WILLIAM TREZISE National Honor Society Chm. Motto Comm. '47 Pres. Hodierni Romani '46 Treas. Bible Club '46 Senior A's JACKIE TROUT Sec. Senior Class Prcs. Y-Teens '47-'48 Modern Fiction '47 Publicity Comm. J-Hop Senior B Play LEE UNDERHILL Pres. Home Room '47 RUTH ELLEN VALENTINE Band '45-'46 Hillsborough High, F'lor- ida, '46--'47 Science Club '46-'47 Y-Teens '47 GEORGE VAN BUREN Senior B Play Student Council Sportsmen's Club Pres. Home Room RICHARD MARK VAN FRANK Cross Country '46-'47 Track '46-'47 Circulation Mgr. Zodiac Ping Pong Club '46--'48 V.-Pres. Home Room '46 ,ZA-vi-Ja' 2244 af QW, .,,....,., , v ERN o N o. f VANNERSON Q, T ra ck ' 4 6-' 4 8 I ' varsity Football '46-'47 M U5iC Appreciation '46 if ' ' ' .,.. - 1 2:2 V z ,5 .-P' 4- Ztriabnx. 'Y K, ff' W lf' ,, fe- ? Hill l42l 2? 5 af., Y 3' . 5 Y , ff s f 2 is sg I 2 wi K I Q ,Q Z , 3 if C ,J h S M45557' ,go if . . Q E: .I,.l5' . ' ': 25:P-2523355-? ' -'gr-H g:-2. A-.5.l. ,:-:'2 f I 3 5 A .gy Am 'M ' Elfii ' goalie JOAN VLAHAKIS Senior B Play '47 Treas. Home Room '45 Treas. Thespians '47 Publicity Chm. Senior B Party Decoration Comm. J-Hop HELEN WAGGONER .X I SUZANNE B. WALDO Sec. Girls' League '47 Y-Teens '46-'48 Parrot Club '46-'48 V.-Pres. Home Room '46 '47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop NORMA J. WALTON Zodiac Advertising Staff 46 Q Zodiac Advertising M gr. '47 9 DANNIE W. WARD Pres. Boys' Band '47 Drum Major Boys' Band '47 Little Red Football '46 Treas. Sportsmen's l '47 Q ' L r C-f IEANNETTE WATERS Choir '45-'46 CAROLYNN J. WEITBRECHT Music Appreciation '47 Sec. Home Room '47 Howell High School '46 ARDIS M. WEST Operetta '45, '46, '47 Music Appreciation '45 -'47 Zodiac Advertislng Staff '47 HARRY W. WEST Pres. Home Room '46 Ping' Pong Club '46-'48 Little Red Football '46 Track '47-'48 HERBERT WHITE XA V . Nati ' al o r S ciety Co-Ccliim. ,I-'Hop Pres. Thespian 5-'47 'Pres. stud neil '47 Yketbalwggil 7 o ye ff X Ng X Q mx El . GX 14' ' ARLES W. WHITNEY National Honor Society Pres. Student Council '48 Little Red Football '45 '46 Baseball '46-'48 Hi-Y '45-'48 S. PAULINE WHITNEY Girls' Glee Club '45-'46 ' Senior A's ,.. -1 ., ll K , . ,.,,. I gi 'Q WML at 43' was Pl YVONNE M. WICKHAM Sec. Home Room '45- '46 Co-Chm. Decoration Comm. J-Hop F. H. A. '47 Art Club '47-'48 CAROLYN DUKE WILEY Sec. Home Room '45 Senior B Play '47 G. A. A. '46 Zodiac Staff '45-'47 Thespians '45-'47 MARILYN A. WILKINSON Sophomore Socialites '45 '46 Sec. Home Room '47 F. H. A. Club '47-'48 DONALD F. WILLCUTT Stanton Military Aca- demy '44-'46 Pres. Home Room '47 RUSSELL WILLIAMS Treas. Home Room '47 Science Club '47 P.ng Pong Club '46-'48 Track '47 W. JOAN WORDEN Girls' d '45-'48 Sec. M s Appreciation .47 . Deco ' n Comm. J-Hop Treas me Room '47 Pan merican Club '46 Senior A's BEVERLY WORTHINGTON Pres. Girls' League '48 Drum Majorette Girls' Band '46-'48 Senior B Play '47' Pres. Music Apprecia- tion '46 Publicity Comm. J-Hop JOYCE ANN YAUCI-I Pres. Girls' Glee Club '46 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Sub Debs '47 Decoration Comm. Sen- ior Prom Pan American Club '48 1 -2 .., ... , .F-:,. . U 'KWWL M Q, 34 VLG L H tva : 'r '- ' . - Fu g. - ..... F A A :QV Wu .,r,. 1 r M z 'itil H F xxx NA r X 6...-.Yg.. ' NORMA YODER St. Johns High School '46 '47 Sub Debs '48 DARELL R. YOUNGS Taxidermy Club '46 Nature Club '47 433:73 N c. N,. 61- l . QDN 47 ... T S K 'NVXXX -- - ' -...-.:.-'-if Q 'XXXXX '- I bs .- A- 5 NL,-' . x. I, -ff' ' 4- N X -f- .- g':- ' c 2+ fl. RCRSOI U i Senior B's SENIOR B PAGE Class Colors-Royal Blue and Silver Class Flower-Blue Rose Motto- Ever conquering, never conquered JUNIOR YEAR AFTER GAME DANCE-AII School Mixer J-HOP- Top Hat Co-Chairmen-Irene McBroom, Robert Haan Committee Chairmen Decorations-Jerry Lind, Elaine Theim Invitations-Evon Kassouf Favors-Charlene Meulman Reception-Don Raby Orchestra-Ruby McGuire Finance-Don Balduf Coke Bar-Phyllis Eichhorn Cloak Room-Harold and Herbert Hefke SENIOR YEAR SENIOR B PARTY- Tepee Tango Co-Chairmen-Evon Kassouf, Sherwood Quick Committee Chairmen Decorations--Virginia Graff, Bob Waltersdorf Coke Bar-Phyllis Eichhorn Orchestra-Sally Travis Cloak Room-Harold and Herbert Hefke Finance--Robert Waldron Advertising-Neil Decker Invitations-Kathleen Bond E45 l Senior B's Standing: William Bancroft, Treasurer, Irene McBroom, Vice-President Seated: Richard Platt, Presidentg Miss Burns, Adviser: Anita Berg, Secretary President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . PREVIOUS CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Junior I471 . Jerry Lind Robert Benson Joyce Bolton . Anita Berg Donald Raby William Miller Joyce Bolton . Sherwood Quick Senior B's MARY LOUISE ADADO Knitting Club '48 DOUGLAS ANDERSON Football '45 Band '45-'49 Taxidermy Club '46 Sportsmen's Club '47 DWIGHT BACON V.-Pres. Home Room '48 DON BALDUF G. O. Cashier Zodiac Typist Chm. Ticket Comm. J- Hop '47: Spring Con' cert '46-'48g Operetta '46-'48 WILLIAM BANCROFT V.-Pres. Sophomore Class '46 Treas. Senior Class '48 V.-Pres. Home Room '47 Sec. Home Room '48 WILLIAM BANKS PAULINE DELL BEBOW Sophisticated Sophs '46 Sophomore Socialites '46 Camera Club '48 NORMAJEAN BENNETT Camera Club '46 F. H. A. '47-'48 Office Messenger '46 Sec. Home Room '47 Sec. Miss Lawry '46- '48 ANITA HARRIET BERG Senior B Play '48 V.-Pres. Senior Class '48 Music Appreciation Club Decoration Comm. J-Hop Treas. Soph. Class '45 MURIEL LEE BERRY Sophisticated Sophs '46 Etta Ketz '47-'48 Y-Teens '48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop JOYCE HERMENE BOLTON Sec. Home Room '46 Sec. Soph. Class Sec. Junior Class KATHLEEN BOND National Honor Society Zodiac '47-'48 Orchestra '46-'48 Parrot Club '46-'48 PATRICIA ANN BRIDGEWATER Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 Sophisticated Sophs '46 -'47 Favors Comm. J-Hop '47 Knitting Club '47-'48 ELIZABETH LINN BROOKE Treas. Home Room '46 '47 Sophisticated Sophs '46 Knitting Club '47 Chess Club '46-'47 THELMA IRENE BUFFINGTON Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 Sophisticated Sophs '46 -'47 JAY BUTLER Chess Club '47-'48 Band '48 ANNA CARMODY Chess Club '46 Camera Club will if' ' VT - KENNETH ROY CARPENTER Chess Club '46-'48 Operetta '47 Choir '47-'48 , K is V-ev ' 2, 21521, -, , .:f.1Z. 2' ::f.:,: 4 ,. wwf. ,Z ia ' X Ev' J- ,gf-' tex 3 5 Q 4 ,ffvnwpawimvi wine.-H' 49 Senior B's MARILYNNE ESTHER CARPENTER Choir '46-'49 Operetta '46-'47 Music Appreciation Club '46-'48 Sophisticated Sophs '46 JACK COMRIE J-Hop '47 Swimming '46 ALAN LEWIS COULING Band '46-'48 Parrot Players '46-'47 Senior B Play COLBY CLAIR CRIPPEN WAYNE DAVIS Little Red Football '46 V.-Pres, Home Room '4g5 Camera Club '46-'47 4- NEIL DECKER National Honor Society Little Red Football '47 Sportsmen's Club '47-'48 Pres. Home Room '48 Ping Pong Club '45-'46 Senior B's JACK LLOYD DEFORD Zodiac '47-'48 Student Council '48 Treas. Nature Club '47 Treas. Taxidermy Club '47 SHIRLEY KATHLEEN DEFORD Girls' Glee Club '47-'48 Nature Club '47 Chess Club '46 Parrot Club '45 JULIE KAY DICKINSON National Honor Society '47 '48 Girls' League Unit Chm. '47 Hodierni Romani '47--'48 G. A. A. Pres. '47 PATRICIA JOAN DRESSER Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 Sophisticated Sophs '47 Favors Comm. J-Hop '47 Knitting Club '47-'48 JEAN DUNNEBACK National Honor Society '47-'49 Hodierni Romani '47-'48 G. A. A. '47-'48 Girls' League Unit Chm. '48 Sec. Hodierni Romani '48 FLOYD EATON Little Red Football '46 Varsity Wrestling '47- '48 Tumbling Club 47-'48 gf W' , 32 'V I4 ?'f 5 , 2 t y Y '56, X 'K if QAM V X, I .Q is :-- , . I ,O -1 .,,., 1 , f'5iW'1f ,ff 'Y3q?,'1fg1,' ,lf 1 .nw Q. rf 3. N i .f ' .fi 3: ggi' 3. my - , .QQ552 1 ' '--- : we l 50 x F ip . . 19 ti -bm W- . 4 PHYLLIS KAY EICHHORN Parrot Players '46--'47 Pan American Club '47 Coke Comm. J-Hop '47 Sec. Home Room DICK ELDER Parrot Club '45-'48 Art Club '47-'48 Sec. Parrot Club '47 DONNA JEANNE FEDEREAU Camera Club '46-'47 Knitting Club '48 Hospitality Comm. J- Hop '47 Invitation Comm. J-Hop '47 NANCY KATHRYN FINCH National Honor Society Student Council '47 Girls' League Cabinet '46 Oracle Board '47-'48 Senior B Play '48 JOYCE J. FLESER Etta Ketz '46-'48 Sec. Etta Ketz '48 Hospitality Comm. J- Hop '47 Invitation Comm. J-Hop '47 NORMA-JEAN FOSTER Treas. F. H. A. V.-Pres. Home Room '48 HELEN I. FRAYER Hospitality Comm. J- Hop '47 Invitation Comm, J-Hop '47 Etta Ketz '48 SUZANNE J. FREDERICK National Honor Society Diana Seniors '48 Oracle Board '47-'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Y-Teens '47-'48 LARRY FRENCH National Honor Society Golf '47-'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop Student Council '48 Ping Pong '47-'48 KATHLEEN ANN GAVINE Pres. Knitting Club '48 Favors Comm. J-Hop '47 Girls Sextet '48 Chm. Class Song Comm. Senior B Play DONALD GLADSTONE Choir '45-'48 SUSAN M. GOLDSMITH Y-Teens '48 Decoration Comm. ,I-Hop '47 Sec. Home Room '47, Knitting Club '47 , .M---- 'M' ,uma-v-ee 'f'. 'Q..f..Z- ar E ,,.,.fw E. 'f Wie Amd 5 AW? b fW'91f1gf?, f haf: Alwflf fi Lrflz exp 'KWYN fa! il-qc R95 Dar !17CC?fv 7 E511 Senior B's VIRGINIA LOUISE GRAFF Treas. Sophomore So- cialites '46 Girls' League Unit Chm. '47 Pres. F. H. A. '48 Favors Comm. J-Hop '47 Y-Teens '47-'48 GERALD G. GRANGER Swimming Team '46 Hi-Y Club '46 Ping Pong Club '47-'48 Chm. Advertising Comm. J-Hop '47 BILL GRAY National Honor Society Valgres. Student Council Wrestling '47-'48 Band '46-'49 Advertising Comm. J- Hop ROBERT S. HAAN Treas. Chemistry Club '47-'48 Co-Chairman J-Hop '47 Basketball '46-'48 Ping Pong '47-'48 Student Council '46-'48 HAROLD GEORGE HEFKE HERBERT A. HEFKE G. O. Collector '47 Senior B's GRETA JEAN HELTENEN Favors Comm. J-Hop '47 Knitting Club ROBERT S. HOLLOWAY Adv. Comm. Senior B Play GEORGE BILL HOWARD Swimming Team '46 Hi-Y Club '46 Chemistry Club '47-'48 Ping Pong '47-'48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop '47 TED ILTEN DON JACKSON JEANE M. JOHNSON Favors Comm. J-Hop F. H. A. '47 Girls' Glee Club '46--'47 Retailing Club '48 ,..-M 'ii 52 ,v x.a -Q- K E521 MARY CATHERINE JOHNSON National Honor Society '47 '49 Pres. Sophomore Social- ites '46 Oracle Board '47-'48 Publicity Comm. J-Hop '47 Y-Teen, Cabinet '47-'48 EVON KASSOUF Thespians '47-'48 Student Council '47 Co-Chm. Senior B Dance '48 Chm. Invitations Comm. J-Hop '47 Senior B Play JOAN KINDEL Girls' Glee Club '46-'47 DELORIS M. KLABUNDE Latin Club '47-'48 Knitting Club '47 Retailing Club '48 B ETTIE JEAN KLUTTS Sub Debs Advertising Comm. J- Hop '47 ARLENE R. KNOP Knitting Club '46-'47 Commerce Club '47-'48 Treas. Commerce Club '47 ' 1 CE RUEGER res. Home Room '47 Little Red Football '46 -'47 Comm. J-Ho 47 W HAVVZEL LOVAAS Knitting Club '46 Commerce Club '48 Girls' Glee Club '46-'48 E RONALD LENON Band JERRY LIND Varsity Basketball '47- '48 Varsity Golf '47--'48 Co-Chairman Decoration Comm. J-Hop '47 Rules Club '47-'48 Pres. Sophomore Class DON R. LOCKWOOD Band '46-'47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop ROBERT LUDLUM Tennis '47-'48 Comm. J-Hop '47 if-fii gwfz f , JVNL wigs Senior B's DELORES RUTH MAGEE Music Appreciation Club Sub Debs Band '46-'47 Decoration Comm. J-Hop DAVE MARVIN Decoration Comm. ,I-Hop '47 Q IRENE H. MCBROOM National Honor Society Co-Chairman J-Hop '47 V.-Pres. Girls' League '48 Sec. Senior Class '49 Pres. Home Room '48 RUBY ELAYNE McGUIRE Choir '46-'49 Treas. Sub Debs '48 V.-Pres. Home Room '48 Treas. Home Room '47 Music Appreciation Club '47 CORWIN MCLEAN Ping Pong Comm. J-Hop '47 Senior B Play '48 HELEN L MCNUTT - . I omg' one ciub.'47-'48 Music Appreciation Club '48 Senior B's CHARLENE ANN MEULMAN Chm. Favors Comm. J- hop '47 Sub Debs '48 Co-Chairman Flower Comm. WILLIAM MILLER V.-Pres. Junior Class '47 Pres. Home Room '46 Little Red Football '46 Sgt. at Arms Hi-Y '47 Comm. J-Hop '47 TOM NELSON Band '45-'49 Zodiac '47-'49 JEAN PARKER V.-Pres. Sophisticated Sophs '46 Treas. Home Room '48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop 47 r Sub Debs '48 Senior B Play RICHARD Cv. PLATT Varsity Baseball '47-'48 Comm. J-Hop '47 Pres. Senior Class DAVID H. PONITZ National Honor Society Oracle Editor in Chief Debate Varsity Football '46-'48 Varsity Basketball '47- '48 f54 JOAN A. PROBST Sophisticated Sophs '46 Music Appreciation Club '47-'48 Operetta '47 Choir '47 RICHARD PULFORD Hi-Y '46 Comm. J-Hop '47 Band '46-'47 BEVERLY PURDY Sub Debs SHERWOOD QUICK Sportsmen's Club '47 Treas. Junior Class '47 Co-Chairman Senior B Class '48 DON RABY Pres. Junior Class '47 Varsity Football '47 Varsity Basketball '47- '48 Pres. Home Room '46 Pres. Sportsmen's Club '47 DOROTHY RENWICK Sophomore Socialites Library Staff Student Council Decorations Comm. J- Hop '47 L. G. RICHARD SHAN B. RILEY Chemistry Club '47 Ping Pong '47-'48 Chess Club '46 Mgr. Basketball '47 JOANN R. RISK Sophisticated Sophs Sec. Home Room Sec. Knitting Club ELENORA ROBERTS Sec. Home Room Treas. Sophisticated Sophs M usic Appreciation Club EDYTHE HELEN SCHIM SK Y-Teens Decoration Comm. J-Hop '47 Sophisticated Sophs Sec. Sophisticated Sophs Etta Ketz ROBERTA M. SERRELS G. A. A. Sophisticated Sophs '46 Pres. Sophisticated Sophs '46 Student Council '47 if i Senior B's BARBARA JOAN SMITH 3,- '-..t ' Girls' Glee' Club Diana Juniors Sophisticated Sophs Cafeteria t,...,,fW r,.,..-F-. CLAUDINE L. SMITH Sophomore Socialites '46 gsg ve-1 Ll Q ,.... ADELLE sP1NKs Cl b Q ' ir s' ee u G. A. A. X B T L1N'roN STEWART f Track '46-'48 Cross Country '46--'47 ,-...M Music Appreciation Club , '46 'Little Red Basketball '46 ,,,,,.. JUNE sT1MsoN Sophomore Socialites Knitting Club SALLY ANN TEGGES G. A. A. Sophomore Socialites r I-551 Senior B's ROGER L. TENNEY National Honor Society Associate Ed. Oracle V.-Pres. Home Room '47 Pres. Home Room '48 Ping Pong MOLLYANN THAMAN Eastern J-Hop Sub Debs '47 ELAINE MARILYN THIEM National Honor Society Co-Chairman Decoration Comm. J-Hop '47 Orchestra '46-'48 Girls' League Chairman '46 Sexton String Trio '47-' '43 SALLY COLLEEN TRAVIS Deizgration Comm. J-Hop Y-Teens Sophisticated Sophs Etta Ketz Sophomore Socialites WILLIAM TRUM BLE CAROL ELAINE VAN HOUTEN Sophisticated Sophs Music Appreciation Club Band m Camera Club N J s 6 wjzfff 'E':Q?. .E:,-Q5:- ' w:af::1 . , ,. iff! i ' I C ' 1'ff'.:-:Q ' .,. Wolfe. 50937 I 2 92' LAURA WAKLEY Sub Debs '48 RONALD WAKLEY Baseball '46 Chess Club '47-'48 ROBERT WALDREN Student Council '46-'47 Taxidermy '45 Senior B Play BOB WALTERSDORF Sec. Home Room Ticket Comm. J-Hop Sophomore Mixer ROLAND WILKINS Student Council Ping Pong '46-'48 Hodierni Romani '48 Decoration Comm. J-Hop 47 7 Senior B Play ga 0 27 . ff A fb l56l , 0 Nil ,nf iff? W, Wd I 69 , 5 h 1' 41 if 1 70 WL wff-14 I 'f O figys-siafs ,,,4'f,fiQ15 n't3m V' 2 giliqp, Lfwkn GE WQKYB-f5'i 1' 0 if 0 fL4f2QZ,el,1miz Lwe +h4.g G1,,4:i?fff,m,f:1 .Lf . Q 6' 21,65 e'l,4Qg'l.,1'gJ 'ff-11,3-Ly , - 4 P J um 0 .f ff f WW? 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F., JUNIOR A's Standing: Sherman Fox, Treasurer Miss Doelle, Class Adviser Seated: Delores Sullivan, Vice-President Jon Hodgin, President Helen Ritter, Secretary Marjorie Ackerman Chuck Allen Sharlene Allen Marilyn Andreas Ardis Andrus Helen Arwood Charles Averill Ethan Axtmann Maryetta Baker Stewart Baker Helen Barnes A Verna Barrett Hildegard Beck George Beech Duane Benton Jeanne Biddick Donna Bigler Norma Bills Bill Blackwell Ronald Blakely Marilyn Booth Lois Borle Carol Bostrom Raymond Borton Betty Jo Brummett Melba Brown Norman Brown ' Roberta Brown Lee Butler Bob Buonodona Dorothy Campbell Theda Cashman Mary Cawood Charlotte Chappelow Jerry Chittenden i 5 ,Y 'J 'J Vi! 4 X igw- Qi gl, 'K fd: yi L Nici, ' ff f Q ' r ,A J ' V 1 f , fe fi levy gfgjlwlilf '-g!UigfEi'JLJoU Aff! pil juniors L, 3 ' cf cr Bill Cochran ' Warner Conarton Larry Cooper Marilyn Copeland Carl Covert June Cross ,Tack Curry Nancy Custer 2'Marian Dadd N Ruth Daly Deane Ann Davis v 0 X James Davis E, Lois Deacon Osmond De ' Mervin Derry Ethel Arylie Ann Dietrich Lois Dill I 1 H ' Dicey james Duncan Milton Emerick Beverly Esterline C ' ' ' ' Edward Eva Marilyn Exelby George Farhat Sondra Farhat Tom Fielder Nancy Fillingham Nancy Fitch Arthur Fitz Danna Flagg Sherman Fox Philip Frantz Tom Franks Merlyn Gates Phyllis Gibbins Martha Gibbs LaVerne Gibson Lois Gifford Barbara Gingras Norm Goldman Howard Golden Beverly Goodrich Mary Lou Goodrich Dick Granger Ethel Gray Joyce A. Gregg Joyce E. Gregg Bob Groner Carol Guggemos Norma Gu gpnhilmkw M Heh :clam , 41:1 fi U if all A533 Kp X 'kjlq ' ard: iii liwrfwvilidil M r 1 A I .grrvfxb 61 f X PW li Oy . 1 'Q ll fl J' 5 , 5' f 1 , A. M J , X. ML 4 f .X v. X3 ICJ J wi, H, I 14' .xjemfv gh XP flujjfoljs Qxjflffx kind. ,f , ff 7' X if ','W f l.fJiV,f' XX Uwjy 1 xl Ml all -Pdflh' ' re 'Q y,flf ,f if X .Rx I KJ il Nur' W 16' . I Vx. X ffl X u ,f SNK l , H i luv l fl I Mx fl' 'S mlb Q5 xxx X -Q5- N. Kb-Q 'x f X W ,Q 1 Af' 'f w G x E l, ll ill 4 J , 1 V, V A lL' 1 I .1 ll I X 9' l 'x ..kxXXN .A X L . . , R xx if A XX R E521 Lorraine Harpe , Norma Hartley i Pat Hauser figs? Carol Haynes J - Jim Healey Mildred Heller i 1 Marcy Hemenway 'Dion Hendershott Ireta Henderson J Delores Hendrick Don Henry ' Sue Herrick ' ' Lois Hess ' Ernie Hill , Adele Hineline V 'ij Frances I-Iirshman Qi ni- n Jon Hodgin fix 11 Jim Hogan N Y V Donna Humphreygw ' Q Pat Hunt 7 .JV M innjfe-i Hiisbaindl fig 5 l' 1' - l. Joan Hynes x Peggy Hynes r. . J X Ken Iacovdni 'il Clair Irish ihfggw ' . ix ' Marilyn Jaddbsondii , Mary Lou Janfeson ' Ken Jeffries Ruth Jenness ' Bill Johnson Joan Johnson Virginia C. Johnson Virginia L. Johnson Joyce Jones Ronald Jones Vera Joseph Lois Kart Robert Kauffman Joan Kavanaugli Pauline Kazee Lynn Keith Elizabeth Kennedy Gleadis Kinsey ' ' Jim Koessel if . Albert Kyes ' 1 . ' Betty Kuebler , - Elizabeth Labbe'Iin,.- ,K Mary Lou Lantz' 'TL Bob Leifheit Betty Letts cgmjx Pat Lewis 'if-A Sue Lewis Betty Jean Leyres Delbert Lichte Beverly Ann Lietzke Joan Line xl jumors tm 'N rl if L0 ' A LI fx X lf! Q W 'Q N L I ,W ff . I ' 1 O Ronnie Lott Q71 3+ I ft, ..,.,' g , i5'.-'yi Q A - .af P it :.., 5 ,K Jim Louckes il ' 5-P - , : ' ' I f .ei-, Charlotte Love if ,BJ 9 3 . -.--, ': ' ,. i Q, , . i .:,:,, ,.- . i .. .. , ,, .f - '-V- z ' , .. -. re : Bob Lyons R 3 Y 1 M 'H ' 'L L-V . Dick Lyons J Ji P o.,,., , L Bruce Maguire Q :QQ QfQ ':' h.4 QQ J 06 M2112 l L I A' , ',A. 1 ' SN 'M ' Q5 , . L' 25' R i?f7Ng'ji it I June Marquardt z ',-v Q QQ, , , Q , Albert May ' V, , Q ' QQQQ 1 - Wayne Mayes rf- .. ,Q lk .:.,. Q . ff Norma McBride Q ..:' K , ii L Alfonso McFadden Q . -Ei? Q55 P Doris McIntyre P Merle Mecord i fl I rr l r ,f P at Myrna Mee Tanny Menkman ' Billie Miers Doreen Miers K Kenneth Miller Lorraine Miller Virgil Miller -QQ,., c ' ,-A-: -W... Q QQ , exif 1 .. -- , rs... l Shirley Mohre Ron Moore George Moray Sherdyne Morley Nancy Morrill Bill Munyon Gwen Nelon Mary Nolan Ruth Nostrant Rosemary Nowak Robert Ogden Gus Patrick Wally Pearson Betty Pegg Marcia Petermann Ken Peterson John Plant Orla Pollok JM f rs. QQ . ,.,,.,,. yr . ft, 4-1 Q - 1 k -. Q .. QQQQQ wiki Lynn Porter-' Thelma Porter 'Uh , , r, QQ. , . ., 1-1 I -V IQP Q Joyce Potter ll' Yi ' 'l . 1 5 ' 1 Lois Pritchard Ruth Purcell Larry Randt Shirley Reddish Bernadean Rideout Pat Rider Helen Ritter 'H . .... , il: if ' Q ' -aj-Q f 2' fq ,ze e . l.,QQ, ,:,:: , l' 1 lg? ff W J I sl' Ruth Roberts Lorraine Rose Ronald Ross Norma Saggenhilder Jack Sandin Pat Sanford Lynn Sawyer ' fe l,.t .B N r. 63 : , Y . .Q.. Sail 'fl' 'Q 1. 5... H. , 'ai f 9 I nf if 1' X 4 -1 fer-, H! ,Q,,, cg, W 4,4 i Q i ,af 42 if Q ,,L .f 9 f, lf Q y X ,SL vig -A 2' .5 15. 6 5? ei L Q XJ 4 l i AQ q, f ' ,V . CL 4.f,g.,g. -af jili1I1iOI'rSf'iiif'j Q ,f 7 ,, , -vc... L 5. ff . , 1 . Q Aff, M or f. L, ,gf V 44.5-fi ,- ,wg N-W sw im i ..., 442 S ue S aylor 'ZZ Q ' :,::- 1 Gail Schermerhorn Y - Q ,ll qql' I l - a bb,: l Jeanette Schneider R44 Fred Schraegle ' Pat S chram ' Duke Schuon f f -. ,J I . f Carol Seabright ,iv ff, g, 4 Nancy Sessions llbb Q 4 5 Alene Shaw . , IAQ- 2 4 4 Pat Sherry - ., ,, .. f'f.-'S-' 44 44 I ' Suzanne Shipp ,4 4 4 Mickey Shraft ' , Jerry Shumway 4 Ken sidweu . 4 VIIA 4 4 4 1-n, ., Mary Slavik 54 4 444: ,4 I gj . ' ff, 4,1 Leo Smedley 4 4 ., 4 fa .-,- 2 . Eleanor Srnieska 2? 4512 --,v ..L- E ' 111 . Virginia Smith f ' A William smith f4 4 J 44 44 , 444444 441 ia .,,-, A ,. jr Ken Snow 4 l if jf' if K ' Sally Snyder f 4 -f 6 , .,.,,,, , , T' ' W 4 4 4 A 4 Ronald Sowers 4M iw' .W 4 4, 4 .44 4 45 4 44, Q 445. 4 4 Beverly Spaulding 4' ' ','f ' 4 ,,. 4 44 54 44: 4 Carol Lynn Springer : ' : .. -1 ' 'W 4' A.',' , J , ,-v' Jack Stallcup is ,, -2 -.. l ' : ' , gf, :. :'i '-': ,4 . - 4' A i .2-,. Wanda Stafkweafhef . i g ' Y - M ' Phyllis St. Arnold f'if:?.fff1':ffi2LiQ? i A if? , Hman Stlefel ,, A A ' 4 Eleanor Stoffer f Y 4 '41 . , I 25 4 A Marion Stone A' ' 'W W , av n,.f '.,, e nizze A ' ---n, ' ',n- V Bob Stratton l y ., .ll. 1. .xg n 5, -. ' 3 f'v Delores Sullivan L 4' 4 4 4 , V A zi' 2 Q i P 4 jerry Techentin 112:44 444, :glee .,.. , 444 fa A44 I 4 v 4 4 4 X 4s 4444,4f4 Richard Tetens if fx, 513' ' ' ,ff Dick Thornton I .I iw f 1- , U V A Bob Thrun 4 4 ' . 44' Alex Vanis 'W 42. Q 4 A ' 4 Shirley Viges ' Q Beverly Viele T Q e4 4444' 4 4 -- f ,f Roger Voegeli 4 4 V' g gw 7 I Joanne Wakefield ' Ken Walker g f' -rn ij Agri if K il S 5 4. x XJ: 1 45, ,..,, Y Allen Waller Mildred Walje Maxine Warner Audrey Waters Betty Weaver Margie Weaver Frank Whitney f ii' 2' Gloria Wieland 1 ' . Wayne Wilson W Bob Woodward 4 Ilene Wright Walter Wright el -. .4 ,X Geraldine Wunsch JZ' AAA Kathleen Yull f 64 7. Harold Corner Paul Hartgerink Beverly Hoard Mary Jean Johnson Arnold Kosloski Pat Nunn Pat Ridenour Marilyn Rose Gerald Sleep John Snyder Laura Tague Buzzy Zizzles fl!7fU 'V db aw, L fx 17 V , i1,Jvf juniors , 1,f.,r,,,. t ' ' Vx ,, ,: ,, rfb' Yvv '!fv ' M Vgfqff -, My X6 ,U juniors i jf! 7 ff , if lf'Aj?Lf JUNIOR B's Standing: David Rann, President Jerry Davis, Vice-President Seated: Marilyn Ellison, Secretary Miss Miller, Class Adviser Joan Barnum, Treasurer Jean Abbott Jerry Alford Lois Andrews Lee Arnston Don Asbeck Martin Austin Dick Bailey Barrie Baker , Phyllis Balmer ' Joan Barnum L. Louise Bartley -1 Ila Bateman Tom Bates Leynn Black Sherman Bennett Barbara Booth Virginia Bowers Dolores Brisbo Richard Britton Richard Brown Leeta Buchner Margaret Burghdoff Anna Cook Joanne Corbin Francis Corr Norris Crigler Joan Cuolahan Eva Curley Jeanette Dachtler Gerald Davis Sarah Davis Grace Decker Roy Dennis Dolores Drees Marian Doerr .pd Q 67 1 I C F i i ,. ii 'CF x r Ill' mtl 6 it 5 Us X ff' ' zf l'tf'f.ff juniors D5-vffl, l V V V,ZA., ,5,- - ,L . ,, 'V 5 D ' A D , Q Wayne Dungey X F ' 9 i - - , L . Q F? J l J oe Dunlap A :-E Iv: K A :nz .---- :EI I: 'f .,.gf , 973' . Robert Dunn W l . .:.,iQ Ab v '::: V I iff 'PVV -xi' ., ii 'I .fzib Louie Dykema Q if ffl 4' X 5: zlbz 2 j ar' ' l '3 f' Kathie Eichhorn l -1,..1V,V V ' ,.,i j Bafbafa Emo? J ' 1 if ,ta JE L . Marilyn Eulson gli I f -Q2 LA an S it A .Mag id-F q 1 2 wg -'lA. I -':.-.vi X 5 W ,gs ,, I K 3 3 , 2 Q if 4 X Wayne Erickson N Dick Federeau l ri 1f 1 ':',.,, Charles Finch L N Mar1on Fleming l Josephine Flores , il Marianne Foster Q was Cora Franm , ' Ji i':':' 'i 'i 4 DiCkJ Gilmore ' ' E John Gleason ' ' A Q'31:,1 .:-','A A 3 X Durwin Goedert ,.'f? fi ':' J, -' 1 i I L Carolyn Gould ' Gordon Grant Reba Griffin fx Dick Hamelick . ' , A Donna Hansen -V Joyce Harder 3- ,3 k.V.-v W, Olie Hatch -555' Eileen Hart G.. ' , Doug Heberling Jackie Hyde ' ' ff f Frances Johnson Q -f V Y H G Olga Kelbert - V Y 1, in if '.:-- I '.., ' 1V'j f. Marty Killila A ,giiit L . .. V in . ,..b 'ggi-1 VZ.. A ,t ,113 , N,', I .ji ,. b. ,, 1 Rita Laboida - 1 :'.- 1 ' 4' A Carol Lock W ':' -l -3. ,V,., ,I v-'1 ' ' ' H l b' -fee 5' V ' X G ' Lurton Lovell . 452 ..,.,. K :.. :laz E , . ,.,. .. I , 6 Phil Luce if f yl l arrl J J Bernard McPh-M J We J i ?:fL' M5+ R .-l11- l ig , 1, ,.' Jeannine McQueen Jack Martin Arlene Maxfeldt Helen Mazurek Joan Miller Barbara Mitchell j Betty Jean Mitchell I Francis Moss 4 Polly Muilenburg .wa . , o Sally Naldrett gg ' 5 Joyce Newman 9' : z in Bill Nicholas H L' 'lv ' . 1' 1 - 5 :V,:,, ,,, at Wiuis Nichols Z, I X Loretta Olcott ' ' V Evelyn Olsen f Q Harold Olver 4' vm Lillie Perry '- V I Bob Peters 4 H azz- ., 2- Joyce Postler 'A Hu y, 5. -'yi D Betty Jean Rahl J .- Dora Rains Lea juniors Dave Rann ' 8 J 5 Pat Raymond A q , ,A,,,: S .. Jim Reck 1.1 Marilyn Redlin ' P glx ,gf It J, Homer Reed , 2 P' A Natalie Reynolds M Edna Rimbock K z 1 4 V K Q , r jerry Rodebaugh H ,.,., Q U ,, 'Y 1' Q -. Ted Rux Q, N Qi. .. ,..,, , My r Jim schaefer '.,t I 1- li' Q John Seaton X '.,,,'- 2 -:::? ' e 1'A Q ., ': ' --. 2 - '. i ...1 ii J b R ,1.. 'V . Wayne Sebreu Y L, -' ,.-: V, Ei,,, gg ,Zak Mary Schumacher 51 E V' rt I ai Mx' ,f :1':--- - e 1 Lei' , 'fi ' 'W , Q ai ie ,gifs i . Dick Shay Louise Shumway Jeanette Simpson A1 Slaght Dick Speight Merlee Vaughan Jim Wells Walter White Pat Wickham Geraldine Youman Eva Curley Harley Curtis Thomas Doane Eugene Frazier Bob Houghtaling Joyce Johnson Joanna May Jerry Norris Frances Perry Bettie Rogers Bob Rider Soffhomomen 7955 Q I JH x 5 o I ,. X ,Ay I gr - a I V ff, ,TQA Q wif., . fl X X , f mx 1' i , I j Lff' I 4' R I I A, Ln an FYI' 1 1 1 JL, JVE' , 'Q ' 6,1 1 WJ! I J' . - ,Q V V 'Ji 1 if w A' Q I L! sg ng r' Q ' in V Q! J N ,x x M, gk f5 Hf ' if 2 3 ,J , V pg 3 J J' I 'YJ Yao f'9 J :if , .' A A if , yy 5315 51 'A if , Q.-21 Sopliomores w, ..J.:. N, - . , A, .:.,..dk A em , , ,ga Qian, fl' W gm QE ...,... ir., Q l I I if .52 My .,., -f if A if ff Ks 5 1 ? . i -Ali. V V E .1 3 6- S' Q4 ,xx i '1x Wav I , ii? f Q ,,:.,: ', I , K K , 'ff:::z:5E2: , I , , is r A,.AA, AE.,:,.,: 11 . l l 72 K X11 f A SOPHOMORE A's Standing: Bob Hopkins, Treasurer Dick Smith, Secretary Seated: Joan Swanton, Vice-President Dick Carlton, President Mr. Devereaux, Class Adviser Dick Achtenberg Phil Alleyn Helen Anderson Joyce Anderson Ted Anderson Connie Austin Laverne Aves Susie Babcock Paul Bachmann Shirley Baldwin Mary Ballard Sally Ballard Patricia Barlow Bob Bates Marian Bates Merle Bates Ben Beard Irma Beard Wilma Beers Fred Belchner Mary Bengry Lou Ella Benson Barbara Biddick Bob Binkowski John Bissinger Carole Blackmore Jim Brown Joan Brown Mary Sue Brown Carol Broughton Margaret Bruce Joyce Burgess Joyce Burtraw Derwood Bush Barbara Bushong Richard Cahill ' Jack Cameron Dick Carlton Dorothy Ellen Carter Dorothy Rae Carter Joanne Case Danny Castle Jack Caswell Margaret Cleveland Mary Claflin Fredda Fae Coats Bobbie Sue Collins Rex Corbett Norma Coryell Gerry Cunningham Gary Cutler Peggy Crawford Jack Crosby Don Davenport Richard Camp Donna Davis Marifran Davis Jerry Dejongh Mary DeLano Emmett Dennis Mary Dixson Emma Lou Dietz John Dodge Joan Doud Phyllis Douglas Barbara Dowker George Drake Joyce Duan Barbara Dunneback janet Eales Jack Eaton Edward Eversole Bill Ebmeyer Sonja Edwards Bonnie Enderle Dorothy Fell De Etta File Joan Fogle Bob Fox Phyllis Franks Wesley Frayer Clifton Freeman Barbara Frenze Jim Frimodig Muriel Frye Eloise Gerard Betty Geisenhafer Eleanor Gerstung Bill Gibbs Jack Gibson Welton Gibson S o phomores 73 Sophomores 74 Laura Gifford Ray Gill Bill Gilmore Carol Goldsworthy Marian Gorham Connie Gray Margie Greskowitz Katie Grove Irene Gwinn Roberta Hanna Delores Harder Arlene Harp Reva Harrington Charles Hathaway Jack Haybarker Howard Hedlund Larry Heller Justine Hewes Vernon Hildebrand Jim Himmelberger Jo Ann Hoffman Dick Holden Marilyn Holloway Joan Holly Bob Hopkins Ethelda Hoskins Wilbur Howard Mary Hueni Doris Humes Bob Ihrig Eugene Jackson Joyce Jenkins Kieth Jenks Alice Johnson Walter Johnson Larry Jones Pauline Jones Stanley Jones Vernon Jones Pat Jourdain Carl Keen Clarence Kelley Carol Kellog Diana Kenger Karl Kessler Don Klabunde Wayne Knechtges Jean Koehler Leo Kosloski Louis Kosloski Doris Kowalk Nancy Krebs Margaret Kruger Jackie Kuster Marilyn Kyes Carol LaDu Marilyn Lang Marilyn Lantz Marilyn Leffel Kenneth Leigh May Leonard Leslie Lilly Helen Limber Jaciel List Audrey Long Jim Loree Dawn Lott Curtis Lundy Bob Luscombe Kaye MacDonald John Marquardt Walter Martini Dorlene Martinson Tom Matcheck Ernestine Maxwell Carl May Kenneth McDaid James McDaniel Marion McFadden Florence McGee William McGee Dorothy McIntire Howard McMullen Suzanne McNamara Bonnie McNaughton Sandra Mey Maynard Middleton Robert Montgomery Treesa Moore Joyce Morey George Morrett Vernon Morrow Alice Mort Shirley Moses Pat Murphy Mildred Musolf Robert Nash Joyce Nelund Shirley Neuman Bob Neveau Julie Norris Sylvia Obenauf Barbara Ochsner Lynn O'Shaughnessy Shirley Overley Doris Partlow Bob Patrick Dan Patterson Despena Pavlides Jim Person Pat Phillips Peggy Plankenhorn 75 Sophomores E761 Karen Rosmussen Nancy Re ck Esther Rehklaw John Reif Ann Reynolds V Wayne Rice elma Rhinehart Mildred Rhodes Marilyn Rich Floyd Richardson Dougl as Robbins Cletus Robrabacher D Kay Rossma uane Roost Bill Rosendahl Il Bob Patrick Leo Ryan Marguerite Sandin Bob Sawyer Ardelle Schulz Carl Seaton Phyllis Scott Lenore Seger Mary Lee Shance Willia m Sharp Joyce Shooltz LaVera Short Royal Slack Gordon Small Beverly Smith Gilbert Smith Lynn O'Shaughnessy Ray Smith Richard Smith Chuck Spade Royce Smith Ross Sparks Jim Spu rbeck Dorothy Stafford Joyce Stanaway Sylvia Stanley Allen Stebbins Donna Stephens Joe Stevens Don Stover Charle Bett s Straight y Stratton Dorene Strickland Dick Sussex Janet Stumpiig Joan Swanton Joan Sw indlehurst Barbara Taylor Don Tebo Harold Tepin Susanne Thomas Bernard Thornton Charles Tindley Beverly Tobey Mary Ellen Toth Kay True Lucile Turner Ron Turner Jim Tuttle Pat Vannerson Pauline Van Steelant Melvin Vaughn Richard Wade Charlotte Walker Ted Weaver Carlton Whitney Jerry Whitney Marilyn Whitney Syrine Whitsitt David Wild Lynn Wilkinson Ron Willard Arthur Williams Ruth Williams Ralph Wilson Jack Wipper Pat Woodman Ted Wuerthner Betty Youngs Richard Yount Barbara Zerba Betty Zerbar Murtis Powe Ruth Preston Onalhea Price Ben Pullver Norma Arnold Joyce Combellack Hal White Cynthia Cummings Larry Dillman John Grawn Ken Hannah Dick Heil Robert Johnson Doris Losh Chiquita Lucas Marilyn Miller Donna Jean Purdy Margaret Rich Don Robison Shirley Ross Anne Sherman Weary Willie S o phom ores 77 S 0 phomores 78 SOPHOMORE B's Standing: Raymond Goodrich, President John Frye, Treasurer Seated.' Gloria Cole, Vice-President Miss McConnell, Class Adviser Linda Lu Wallace, Secretary Madonna Alice Adado Wayne Aldrich Clarabelle Anderson Bill Appleton Aleta Axtmann Louis Bacon Douglas Baily Robert Beckon Vincent Behovitz Jack Bennett Othressa Booker Madeline Borchert Mary Lou Briley George Brown Elizabeth Brubaker jan Brumvard Joe Butts Frank Caruso Gloria Cole Rodney Couling Barbara Cross Dave Darby Douglas Dean Jerry Deason Lucille Deruythen Mary Drury Louise Duffney Roger Eggert Rudy Eskovitz Edgar Exelby Bruce Fast John Frye Katherine Gamel Geraldine Gillilland Howard Girven Raymond Goodrich Johnnie Mae Gordon Barbara Graham Don Gregg Wayne Grossman Peggy Hamilton Maxine Hart Ann Hawley Jo Ann Hays Dan Hefler Ivan Henry Dorylee Herre Raymond Hill John L. Hogan Edward Homer Betty Jo Howard Ruby Howell Dora Huffman Richard Hurley Robert Kapp Pat Korney Tom Keizer Clarence Kelly Loine Kruger William Land Frances Logeonelo Dorris Lorencen L. G. Love Dorothy Lower Elaine Lunden Betty Jean Lutz Shirley Lutz Kathryn Mellios Ronald Mercer Lorraine Metzger Betty Jane Miller Norma Jean Morrill Ellen Morse Lois Morton Andrew McCulloch Norma McPhee Lois Nulger Jim O'Connor Sandra O'Connor Cecelia Osterbeck Curtis Parker Marilyn Pemberton Don Phillips Vance Powers Josephine Rambat Barbara Redman Ester Robinson Murphy Rogers jack Roost James Ross Carol Rudow 'X S o phomores ima 79 Sophomores The members of the Sophomore B Class suf- fered a tragic loss in the death of their class president, Raymond Goodrich, on March 27, 1948. Popular with his classmates and well-liked by everyone, Raymond's chief interest was in sports. Boxing was his special enthusiasm. H501 Barbara Rux Sally Ryan Richard Schairer Don Schermerhorn Robert Shadduck Marcella Smith Beverly Squires e Pat Stone Duane Strudurck Ray Tarrant Diane U'Ren Maurice Van Auken James Van Horn Lorraine Vlahakis Linda Wallace Judy Welch Dorothy Whitney Ronnie Worden Richard Yates Zippy Zinger RAYMOND GOODRICH BUSINESS TRAINING AND RETAILING GROUP Standing: Dravenstatt, Mr. Manz CCoordinator of Business Trainingb, Lyons, Nelson, Arbzxu li Balduf, Esch, Mrs. Mattson CCoordinator of Retailingj Seated: Buerge, Erwin, Knick, Johnson, Klabunde Absene-:when picture was taken: G. Hart, C. Johnson, N. Buckler, C. Werner, B. Houghtalmg P arter The Retailing Club was organized in the fall of 1945. Two years later, cooperative business training was started. These two groups were combined to form one club in February, 1948. This local club is one of the branches of the State Retailing and Oflice Club of Michigan. All members of the Cooperative Retailing and Business Training classes are eligible for mem- bership. Cooperative Retailing and Business Training is a planned cooperative effort between the employer and the school to give supervised work- experience to boys and girls in retail stores and business oilices before graduation from high scho-ol. Each student is given school credit for his on-the-job training as well as his class-work. Two periods of in-school instruction are required of all cooperative students for the purpose of providing background and related instruction to better understand their business and their job activities. I81l Acfiviicm l ffm GQ Clubs HONOR SOCIETY Purpose: To promote scholarship, leadership, character, and service Robert Fairman ....... President .... . Herbert Whitecraft Edward Poindexter . . Vice-President . . . Victor jones Nancy Kennedy . . Secretary . . Joyce McLravy Edward Kelly . . Treasurer . . Richard Robinson A dviser-Hazel Taylor CFirst Picturej Top Row: Lyons, Mellios, Grimes, Beilfuss, Beckon, McKinstry, Dahlman, Franklin 3rd Row: Hostetler, Whitecraft, McLravy, Penno, Bender, Cunningham, McHaney, Carr Znd Row: Kassouf, Nobach, Konfal, Hathaway, Keim, Clark, Gatrell, Jones, Strait, Dunneback Ist Row: La Pratt, Trezise, Kelly, Fairman, Kennedy, Poindexter, Kruger, Kontas fS6COI1d Picturej Top Row: Whitney, Tenney, Moore, Decker, Bopf, French, Pearson, Crawford, Leonard 3rd Row.' Bond, Franklin, Brown, Gilbert, Ditzler, Hynes, Nichols, Frederick, J. Johnson, Wieland, M. John- son, Theim, McBroom 2nd Row: Bills, Dunneback, Oxendale, Stratton, Ponitz, Gray, Louckes, Stone, Dickenson lst Row: Hauser, Ackerman, McLravy, Whitecraft, Jones, Robinson, Bass, Miller, Jacobson V341 Clubs MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Purpose: To develop an appreciation for music Bill Gray . ........ President . . Pat Hauser Nanette Phelps . . Vice-President . Delores Hendrick joan Worden . . . Secretary . . . . Wilma Penno Pat Hauser . . . Treasurer . . . Joan Shoemaker Adviser-Doris Anderson CFirst Picturej Top Row: Coven, Partlow, Mitchell, Maxfeldt, Weitbrecht, Eales, Doud, P. Hynes, Magee, Wright, Shoemaker, Pazitka, Roberts, Sussex, Rich 3rd Row: Nicholson, Kart, Elliott, Abbott, Smith, Beck, Berg, McBroom, Gibbs, Nolan, Pritchard, Barnes, Scutt, Stratton, Grimes 2nd Row: Bond, Ewing, LeFever, Hall, Miers, West, Burke, Touse, Worthington, Sanford, McGuire, Drees, J. Hynes, Weaver, Miss Anderson lst Row: Penno, Marquardt, Beilfuss, Hauser, Worden, Phelps, Gray, Vannerson, Perry, Rideout, Reddish CSecond Picturej Top Row: Miers, West, Carpenter, Weitbrecht, Warner, Beck, Haight, Heller 3rd Row: Sharp, McNutt, Probst, Coven, Sussex, Lunden, Viges, Brunnett, Hadden, Sanford Zna' Row: Metzer, Strickland, Barnes, Touse, Butler, Roberts, Partlow, Combellack, Messenger lst Row: Hess, Bond, Henricks, Shoemaker, Penno, Hauser, Yull, Morse l85l Clubs ZODIAC EDITORIAL STAFF Purpose: To write and edit material for the Zodiac John Leonard .... L . . . Editor . . . LaVerne McHaney Shirley LaPratt . Assistant Editor . Sophia Kontas Kay Arbaugh . . . News Editor . . . Shirley LaPratt Sophia Kontas .... Sports Editor . . Fred Schraegle Adviser-Margaret Schieble Top Row: Miller, Holly, Leonard, Hatte, Abbott, Anderson, Rossman, Brown, Broadhurst, Vlahakis 2nd Row: Hirshman, Taylor, Hynes, Schraegle, Touse, DeFord, Garner, Chisler, Mrs. Schieble Ist Row: Mey, Penabaker, Arbaugh, McHaney, Bond, Kontas, Leonard, LaPratt, Kart ZODIAC BUSINESS STAFF Purpose: To conduct the Zodiac business Adviser-Herbert Cigard Top Row: Van Frank, Tellier, Alford, Mohre, Mr. Cigard, Doris McIntyre, Hatch, Walton, Pettit Ist Row: West, Thompson, Kassouf, Dorothy McIntyre, Dadd i861 Clubs HI-Y Purpose .' To extend throughout the community high standards of Christian character Chuck Stanton ....... President ..... Joe Planck ........ Vice-President ..... Chuck Allen . . Secretary . Bob Stratton . . . . . Treasurer . . A dviser-J. O. Peterson Top Row: Hill, Baker, Moss, Jones, Grabowski, Robinson, Wesley 2nd Row: Reed, Nicholas, W. Nichols, Schultz, D. Nichols, Nowlin, Mr. Peterson Ist Row: Hanel, Cosper, Miller, Stanton, Planck, Whitney, Martin, Brilinski Y-TEEN CAB I N ET Purpose: Service Jackie Trout . . . . President Janet Jenks . . . Vice-President . Marilyn Jacobson .... Secretary .... Sally Snyder . . .... Treasurer . . . . Advisers-Hazel Miller, Jennie Johnson Top Row: Johnson, Anderson, Keim, Athey, Farrington, Wieland, Miss Miller Ist Row: Hynes, Jacobson, Trout, Jenks, Snyder, Saylor l87l Chuck Stanton . Joe Planck . Chuck Allen . Bob Stratton . Jackie Trout . Janet Jenks Marilyn Jacobson . Sally Snyder Clubs Y--ml tl T3 ' f ' f or o, .m5wQQQmLW PAN AMERICAN CLUB Purpose: To further our knowledge of South American countries Phyllis Cluchey ....... President .... Delores Hendricks jackie Trout . . Vice-President . . Lajune Athey Janet Jenks . . . Secretary . . . . Eugene Ridenour Norma Chisler ....... Treasurer . . . . Marjorie Ackerman A dviser-Dorothy Langel Top Row: Harlow, Elliott, Kart, Edwards, Penabaker, Lower, Athey, Gilbert, Hendrick, Jameson 2nd Row: Johnson, Love, Hall, Chittenden, Covert, Ridenour, Houghtaling, Slavik, Guggemos, Miss Langel Ist Row: Hess, Ackerman, Jenks, Chisler, Cluchey, Trout, Sawyer, Slack HODIERNI ROMANI Purpose: To encourage interest in the study of Latin Bruce Maguire ....... President . Loraine Miller Marilyn Jacobson . . Vice-President . . . Ken Sidwell Delores Klabunde . Secretary . . Jean Dunneback Wally Pearson ....... Treasurer .... . jean Biddick Adviser-Elsie Fee Top Row: Sidwell, Miller, Jacobson, Biddick, Dickinson, Klabunde, Maguire lst Row: Pearson, Dunneback, Miss Fee, Plant E381 X X,,,7 B lofi! A A N G Clubs CAMERA CLUB Purpose: To develop skill in photography Dick Wesley ........ President . . Norma Swift Wayne Davis . . Vice-President . . George Moray Norma Swift . . . Secretary . . . Adele Hineline Ed Green ......... Treasurer ..... . Bill Ebmeyer Adviser-W. J. Edwards Top ROW.' Martini, Hatch, Ebmeyer, Irish, Stover, MacDonald, Achtenberg, Burnett 2nd Row: Bachman, Crosby, Goedert, Emerick, Wild, Moray, Freeman, Frantz, Mr. Edwards Ist Row: File, Delano, Swift, Green, Wesley, Davis, Hineline, Messenger CHESS CLUB Purpose: To study the game of chess LaVerne McHaney ...... President . Dick Robinson . . . Vice-President . John Leonard . . Secretary . . Alan Crawford ....... Treasurer . . Adviser-Gretchen Doelle Top RoW.' Riley, Wellfare, Jones, Lock, Pearson, Franks, McPherson 2nd Row: Christian, Breakey, Broughton, Cummings, Leonard, Nichols, Ist Row: Pelton, Robinson, Mcl-Ianey, Crawford, Leonard, Frantz i 39 l Miss Doelle Dick Robinson . Pat Breakey . joan Nichols Wallace Pearson Clubs RULES CLUB Purpose: To study the rules of the various athletic games Don Little ........ President . , John Jones . Vice-President . Jim johnson . . . Secretary . Jim Johnson . ....... Treasurer . . . A dviser-Harold Balmer Top Row: Mr. Balmer, Fielder, Adado, Lind, R. Johnson, Schuon, J. Johnson, Irish Ist Row: Maguire, Goldner, jones, Hueni, Harlow, Snow, Hodgin PING PONG CLUB Purpose: Recreation Herb Whitecraft . . . President . Bob Haan . . . . Vice-President . Larry French . . Secretary . Roland Wilkins ....... Treasurer . . A dviser-D eward Clark Top Row: Whitecraft, Bates, Jones, Fox, French 3rd Row: Fairman, Bopf, Chittenden, Benson, Sisco, Wells 2nd Row: Howard, Haan, Nichols, McLean, Heary, Jackson, Mr. Clark Ist Row: Blackwell, Wilkins, West, Van Frank, Wilgiamf 90 Wfbi M x , ml ,O Q04 I Z c 'A V 11:33. ffofb M B n f L 04' K --..- 'iff M- Iacovoni, . Duke Schuon . John Hueni . Jerry Lind . . -Terry Lind Osborn, Brake, Little, . Ronald Culp Bill Blackwell . Harry West Dick Robinson Clubs 2 nlfx ff 'GP SCIENCE CLUB Purpose: To promote the study of science in its various forms Gerald Schmidtke ...... President . . . Joe Planck . . . Vice-President . Bob Schultz . . . Secretary . Chuck Stanton . . . . Treasurer . . A dviser-J. O. Peterson Top Row: Williams, Blakely, Maag, Fitz, Brown, Slaght, Lake, Sebrell 2nd Row: Borton, Benton, Harp, Poindexter, Lenz, Maxey, Pearl, Krebs, Ist Row: Beaudoin, Grabowski, Schultz, Stanton, Planck, Layman CHEMISTRY CLUB Purpose: To further interest in the study of science Victor Jones Ed Kelly . . . President . Ed Poindexter . . Secretary . . . . . . . . . Treasurer . . Adviser-Cassius Shaft . . . . . . . . Vice-President . Doug Strait Top Row: Gray, Howard, Lake, Riley, Louckes, Mr. Shaft Ist Row: Haan, Poindexter, Kelly, Strait, Pearl l91l Mr. Peterson Chuck Stanton . Bob Lenz Carl Beaudoin . Bud Fitz Ted Louckes . Bob Lake Harold Fogle Bob Haan Clubs Gil .-ni-,gp Nf :NL SOPHISTICATED SOPHS Purpose: Personality development Reba Griffin ........ President . . Cynthia Cummings Lois Andrews . Vice-President . . . Marilyn Lang Carolyn Gould . . Secretary . . Ardelle Schulz Jean Abbott ........ Treasurer .....,.. Pat Murphy A dviser--Gertrude B enson Top Row.' Smith, Sherman, Postler, Ochsner, Maxwell, Thomas, Norris, Eales, Cleveland, Morey, Leffel 3rd Row: Crawford, Tobey, Cummings, Ballard, Schulz, LaDu, Corbin, Broughton, Blackmar, McFadden, Ross- man 2nd Row: Kelbert, Biddick, Stanley, Scott, Murphy, Liddell, Collins, Claflin, Babcock, Duan, Miss Benson 1st Row: Woodman, Musolf, Bengry, Abbott, Gould, Andrews, Griffin, Wickham, Carter, lnsco DIANA SENIORS Purpose: To develop skill in archery Billie Lewis ........ President . . Magene Hodgin Patty Anderson . . Vice-President . . Geneva Nylander Pat LaPaugh . . . . Secretary . . Ruth Kleinhans Ruth Kleinhans ....... Treasurer .... . Patty Anderson A dviser-Jane Bradshaw Tap Row: Mellios, Frantz, Hodgin. Egleston, Erickson, Dembowski, Dewitt, Brown, Nylander, Miss Bradshaw Ist Raw: Dirlam, Kleinhans, Lewis, Anderson, LaPaugh, Andrews i921 Clubs SOPHOMORE SOCIALITES Purpose: Personality development Betty Rahl ........ President . Pat Raymond . . Vice-President . . Edna Rimboch . . Secretary . . . Donna Hansen ....... Treasurer . . . . . Adviser-Gertrude Benson . Syrine Whitsitt . . Doris Humes Barbara Dunneback Suzanne McNamara Top Row: True, Williams, Krebs, Whitsitt, Limber, Lantz, Stephens, Swindlehurst, Hoffman, Van Steelant, Brown 3rd Row: Decker, Stumpfig, Franks, McNamara, Reynolds, May, Ellison, Newman, Swanton, Shance, Overlay, Bates, Reck 2nd Row: Preston, Beard, Hewes, Bushong, Plankenhorn, Humes, Lock, Greskowitz, Toth, Bruce, Dunneback, Kruger, Miss Benson lst Row: Mitchell, Burghdoff, Edwards, Hansen, Rimboch, Rahl, Raymond, Dowker, Olsen, Enderle DIANA JUNIORS Purpose: To promote skill in archery Mildred Heller Delores Sullivan Theda Cashman Beverly Viele . . . . . . . President . . . ...... Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . A dviser-Jane B radshaw Morrill, Nelon, Rose, Harding, Hadden, Spaulding, Weaver, Miss Ist Row: Herrick, Cashman, Heller, Viele, Haight, Gibbins l93l Top Row: Porter, . Beverly Viele Wanda Starkweather Beverly Spaulding . . Mary Hadden Bradshaw Clubs s , L rl ' fu 6 . P 9 Y' Yfqsx WSF-tgp i in 'f ' SUB DEBS Purpose: To develop personality and charm Ruth Hemingsen ....... President . Erla Mayes . . Vice-President . Yvonne Little . . Secretary . Lee Smacey .... . . . Treasurer . . . . . Adviser-Louise Cloos Top Row: Harlow, Cluchey, Yauch, Dubendorf, McKinstry, Monroe, Serrels, LaDu Zna' Row: Konfal, Martin, Lewis, Moore, Morse, Zerkle, Miss Cloos lst Row: Nobach, Gamel, Smacey, Hemingsen, Mayes, Little, Hannahs, Musselman ETTA KETTZ Purpose: To study etiquette and styles Phyllis Cluchey jean McKinstry Ruth Hemingsen Ruby McGuire Bonna Backus ....... President . Shirley LaPratt Bette Cooper . . . . Vice-President . Gloria Anderson Margaret Franklin . . Secretary . . Joyce Fleser Marelu Broadhurst . . . Treasurer . . . . Marelu Broadhurst A dviser-Helen Gault Top Row: Travis, Schimsk, Borchert, Fritz, LaPratt, Heathcott, Arwood, Cashman 2nd Row: Anderson, Fleser, Andrews, Pierce, Bills, Bigler, Thompson, Ballard, Mrs. Gault Ist Row: Berry, Frank, Broadhurst, Backus, Franklin, Cooper, Kassouf E941 Clubs iD 'tvs U02 S IQ: V PARROT CLUB Purpose: To train for dramatics and to put on plays LaVerne McHaney ...... President . Sally Snyder ..... . Vice-President . Ruth Grabowski . . . Secretary . . Helen Ritter . . . . Treasurer . . Adviser-Laura B. Millar Top Row: Muilenburg, Overley, Leonard, Nolan, Rimbock, Sessions, McKinstry 3rd Row: Sanford, Weaver, Wieland, Bostrom, Bond, Simpson, Dietrich, Copeland 2nd Row: Miss Millar, Worthington, Couling, Steele, Borton, Vanis, McPherson, Saylor, 1st Row: Monroe, Peters, Baker, McHaney, Ritter, Kassouf, Cawood THESPIANS and intelligent interest in dramatics President ...... Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer ...... Adviser-Vieta Voght Top Row: Wiley, Seger, Pegg, Exelby, Barnum, Hatt, Fillingham, Dadd, Miss Voght Ist Row: Davis, Hathaway, Vlahakis, Coull, Butler, Kessler E951 Purpose: To create a spirit of acting Richard Moore ....... Richard Butler . . Myra Hathaway . . Joan Vlahakis ....... John Leonard . . Mary Cawood Marilyn Copeland . Edna Kassouf M ontgomery Marilyn Coull Richard Butler . Lenore Seger Joan Vlahakis Clubs NATURE CLUB Purpose: To study nature Ronald Blakely .... . President . Harlan Stiefel Warner Conorton . Vice-President . . . Bob Lock Geraldine Wunsch . . . Secretary . . . Douglas Robbins: joan Bennett . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Ted Maag Adviser-David Schulert Top Row: Maag, Gregg, Fitz, Munger, Porter, Youngs 2nd Row: Geisenhafer, Benton, Dicey, S. DeFord, Obenauf, Stiefel, Mr. Schulert Ist Row: Schraft, J. DeFord, Lock, Blakely, Wunsch BIBLE CLUB Purpose: To engender religious toleration and a knowledge of the Bible Eugene Ridenour ...... President ...... Duane Kruger . . Vice-President . Candis Robinson . . . Secretary . Roberta Brown ....... Treasurer . . Adviser--Jennie Johnson Top Row: Jones, McIntyre, Johnson, Combellach, Miss Johnson Ist Row: Walker, Kruger, Ridenour, Brown, Houghtaling N l96l Duane Kruger Doris Mclntyre Roberta Brown Shirley Johnson Clubs ff :Zi QW? 1 H fwj' COMMERCE CLUB Purpose: To promote interest in business and to give social contacts Colleen Moore ....... President ........ Lois Frantz Eloise Dillingham . Vice-President . . . Joan Smith Arlene Konfal . . Secretary . Joanna Dingman Arlene Knop . . . Treasurer . . . . . Nadine McGuire A dviser-Edith Johnson Top Row: Schumacher, Waggoner, Young, Vaughan, Smith, Scutt, LeFever, McGuire, Dubendorf, Hannahs, M. Bateman 2nd Row: I. Bateman, Conlin, Dirlam, Bucharner, Thompson, Bills, Bigler, Digman, Andrus, Nicholson Ist Row: Burghdoff, T. Bateman, Konfal, Knop, Dillingham, Mansfield, Nobach, Brown, Gamel LIBRARY STAFF Purpose: To assist the librarians in their various duties Adviser-Donna Perrine Top Row: Miss Perrine, Seabright, Renwick, Miers, Cunningham Ist Row: Combellack, Burghdoff, Schermerhorn, Dubendorf, Seger l97l Clubs a , X 'ff 5 fa 'f ar f lf:- fee, I .aff 'I gf ' - J nf. Q ,I X s 2-1 Y K I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Purpose: To promote good homes and family life Laurene Fuller ....... President . . Virginia Graff Yvonne Little . Vice-President . Marelu Broadhurst Marian Cosper . . Secretary . . . Marian Cosper Sally Pierce . . . . Treasurer . . . . Yvonne Wickham Adviser-Margaret Widick Top Row: Dachtler, Wilkinson, Norris, LaDu, Bennett, Truckey, Hanna, Reckon, Preston, Harrington, Schermer- horn 2nd Row: Robinson, Foster, Mitchell, Springer, Sherry, Nowak, jenkins, Insco, Broadhurst, Dravenstatt, Miss Widick Ist Row: Barnard, Randall, Fuller, Cosper, Little, Pierce, Graff, Reason USHERETTES Purpose: To serve at various school functions Adviser--Katharine Minshall Top Row: Line, Van Houten, Fell, Kuebles l l D 2nd Row: Gregg, Andersen, Miller, Doud, Whitsitt, Kruger, Miss Mmshall lst Row: Newman, Burgess, Drees, Thomas, Daly, McQueen, Krebs E93l Clubs Q M- IIIII H W 4129 7 v -A-sq.. KNITTING CLUB Purpose: To develop skill in knitting Delores Darlings ....... President . Jerry Farrell . . . . Vice-President . Beverly Dravenstatt . . . Secretary . . Gail Schermerhorn . . . . . Treasurer . . A dviser-Eunice Loyer Top Row: Gavine, Lietz, Risk, Dresser, Cawood, Fillion 2nd Row: Dubendorf, Bridgewater, McGuire, Sherry, Deacon lst Row: Stimson, Dravenstatt, Darlings, Schermerhorn, Copeland MODERN FICTION Purpose: To develop an appreciation of current literature Joe Heimonen ....... President . . Dick Speight . . . . Vice-President . . Ioyce McLravy . . . . Secretary . . . . Bill Kramer . .... Treasurer .... . Adviser, First Semester-Elsie Fee Adviser, Second Semester-Esther Thors Top Row: Huisgen, Simpson, Athey, Dahlman, Strickland, Short, Johnson, Speight 2nd Row: Ditzler, Slack, Edwards, Kehr, Jones, Penabaker, Trout, Schroeder, Miss Fee Ist Row: Chisler, Jenks, Kramer, McLravy, Lower, Shumway E991 . Kathy Gavine . Jerry Farrell . Jo Ann Fillion . Mary Lou Lantz . Dick Jones . . Dave Seelye . . Mary Slack Hermalyn Dahlman Clubs 'Vx Purpose: To develop sportsmen SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Quinton Hawley ..... . President . Carl Maier .... Fred Marquardt . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Charles Rens ........ Treasurer .... A dviser-Howard Gleason ,Lis-.115 V I lllll if Bk :f,,y'3a af X . Bob Hostetler . . Jack Sutton . George Van Buren . Martin Austin Top Row: Oxendale, Taylor, Morley, Garner, Decker, Baker, Spurbeck, Ross, Stiles 3rd Row: Beagle, Goff, Green, R. Smith, Small, Sowers, D. Smith, Hathaway, Farhat 2nd Row: Carter, Shumway, Hostetler, McDaid, McCoy, Sutton, Raby, Adado, Rogers, Mr. Gleason Ist Row: Drennan, Carr, Layman, Rens, Hawley, Maier, Mateer, Foster TUMBLING CLUB Purpose: To develop skill in tumbling Bruce Butler ........ President . Sherm Fox ........ Vice-President . Dick Buckmaster Roger Capen . . Top: fones Middle: Eaton, Butler Floor: Fox, Buckmaster, Moore On Right: Jeffries, Capen On Left: Mr. Konrad . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . A . . Adviser-Ignatius Konrad IIOOI 'L . Dick Buckmaster . . Dick Moore . Ken Peterson . Carl Covert ma - U. Y ' Zlffi' Wg, If -E +. 1, gf 5- xyxxakip l 4,2-all I, ix M A f' 3,352 fsggiq - SQ -,QA 5 s 3 5 A it H' i . -. A 5 ,. ,x i 'viii UU , 3 v 9+ if-wi, 555535 Manic: I Music MUSIC The music department, under the direction of Mr. Hal Bergan and Miss Doris Anderson, has successfully completed more engagements this year than ever before in its history. An outstanding concert was given March 4, in which all the different divisions of the department participated, showing the year's accomplishments. The marching band put on a number of fine demonstrations during the football season. The members spent many hours out of school perfecting their marching technique and the quality of their performance. The pep band did a lot toward boosting school spirit during the basketball games and at the pep assemblies. Last fall the band traveled to Battle Creek to play for the Percy Jones gameg to Jackson for the Sexton-jackson game, and in the spring, to Holland to play in the Tulip Festival. They also marched in the Army Day and Armistice Day parades. Orchestra membership this year was larger than it has ever been before. The orchestra worked hard to furnish the music for ther operetta, for both of the Senior B plays, and for the January and June Baccalaureates and Commencements. They gave a very fine performance during the Spring Concert and at the spring P.T.A. meeting. The orchestra also traveled to Holland for the Tulip Festival and to Battle Creek for a concert at the Percy Jones Hospital. A This last year has been an especially busy one for Sexton's Choir. They filled a great number of outside engagements besides responding to requests to sing at regular school activities. They sang a beautiful program at the annual Spring Concert in March and also at the Spring Choral Con- cert in May. They gave performances at Bellevue High School, Boys' Vocational School, and for the Army Day Banquet in the Olds Auditorium. They also sang at the january Baccalaureate services. 'ftii Q The combined Girls' Glee Clubs have been much in demand this year. They have filled requests for many out-of-school events such as singing for the Business and Professional Women's Club, and helping with the Olds Tower Christmas Carol Broadcasts. In school events they gave a fine per- formance both semesters for our P.T.A. programs and brought much credit to themselves and their director at the Spring Choral Concert in May. The Girls' Sextette has filled a long list of public appearances this year, covering numbers pre- sented before lodges and business clubs, at services in various churches, for educational conventions, and before the State Federation of Music Clubs at the Hotel Olds in April. They also took part in the Vocal Concert on May 12. The String Trio has frequently been called upon to play at banquets as well as for other out-of- school activities. Members have had to spend considerable time outside of their regular classes to fulfill these requests. They played at several of the teachers' teas, at Child Study Club meeting, at the January senior banquet, and for the Matinee Musical. The Harpists also have had an especially busy year. They too have played at many banquets and conventions, among them the Sportsmen's Convention, the Benefit Style Show that was spon- sored by Reo, and the Y.M.C.A. Banquet. All of the harpists worked diligently preparing for the spring State Convention of Harpists that was held in Detroit. The Trumpet Trio has appeared before the Kiwanis Club and has played several times at Percy Jones Hospital. The trio helped with school assemblies and took part in both the Spring Concert and the City Music Festival. 'V TRUMPET TRIO Ray Jupin Bill Gray Maurice Pelton 51043 Music CQNCERT BAND , , Flutes-S. Ballard, VanSteelantg Bassoon-Wild, Alto Clarinet-Rugerg Bass Clarinets-Barner, Dunn, Clarinets -Beilfus, Worden, Holly, P. Crawford, Neil, Pavlides, Lyons, Fogle, Hannah, Kowalk, Alford, Land, Aves, Mecord, Philips, Scherrnerhorn, Brooks, Harder, Butler, Baritone Saxophone-Chittenden, Alto Saxophones-Carter, McBroom, Cutler, Doane, Lewis, Tenor Saxophones-Grimes, Rich, Trombones-Gates, Culp, Deyarmond, Sus- sex, Himmelberger, Rann, McPherson, Thornton, Allgeog Baritones-Gleason, Church, Wright, Kieth, Sawyerg Percussion-Worthington, Nelson, Ward, Leigh, McDonald, Rider, Montgomery, Elliott, Basses-McNeil, Ander- son, Lenon, Powers, A. Crawford, Neveau, Couling, McFadden, French Horns-Hauser, Franklin, I. Ballard, Reif, Briggs, Rice, Cornets-Pelton, Grey, Jupin, Sussex, Killila, Pearson, Hill, Loree, Dodge, Roost, Brown, Ewing, Luce, Arnston, Huisgeng Oboes-Humes, Hoskins In addition to the members of the Concert Band the Marching Band pictured above includes the following: Clarinets-McGee, Thomas, Alto Saxophone-Humphrey, Tenor Saxophone-Robinson, Percussion-Achten- berg, Hurley, Wilkinson, Basses-Homer, jones, Wyipensg French Horn-Andreisg Cornets--Grosman, Schairerg Drum Majors-Dannie Ward and Beverly Worthington. Director of both Marching Band and Concert Band-Hal Bergan f 105 1 Music C HOI R Director-Doris Anderson Top Row: Coull, Miers, Coven, McGuire, West, M. Carpenter, Blatt, Sisco, Oxendalc, Frimodig, Irish, K. Car- penter, D. Brown, Moore, LeFever, Vigin, Saylor 2nd Row: Hynes, Waters, Vlahakis, E. Brown, Ship, Goodrich, Egleston, Stratton, Sadler, Haitema, Michols Allgeo, Geisenhafer, Easton, Norris, Gibbs, Shoemaker, Penno, Jenness Ist Row: Miller, Monroe, Hemingway, M. Cosper, Haynes, Beck, A. Cosper, Bradow, Gladstone, Jones, Butler Touse, Eaton, Jacobson, Eales, Nicholoson, R. Brown, Pritchard, Edwards GIRLS' SEXTET BOYS' GLEE CLUB Gavine, Van Steelant, Goodrich, Egleston, Gibbs, Top Row: Eggleston, Rodes, Federeau, Horton, Easton Vlahakis, Miss Anderson Gibson, Freeman A Eileen Brown, Accompanist Ist Row: Hildenband, Roberts, Stewart, Jackson, Sadler McC1intic, Woodward, Smith Douglas Nichols, Accompanist ll06j s 1 7 . IZ! MUSIC FOURTH HOUR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Director-Doris Anderson Top Row: Franks, Fitzpatrick, Nelon, Lock, Doud, Hyde, Morse, Dembrowski 3rd Row: Decker, Lovass, Kochler, Partlow, McQueen, Nicholsen, Stanley, O'Shaughnesy, Sherman 2nd Row: Rideout, Maxfeldt, Metzger, Stone, Redman, Bartley, Barrett, Wakefield, Lantz lst Row: Stimson, Kelbert, Nolan, Yull, Gavine, Babcock, Flores, Gibson SEVENTH HOUR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Director-Doris Anderson Top Row: Schraft, Brubaker, Bushong, Insco, Scott, U'Ren, Hewes, Plankenhorn, Toby, Cunningham, McGuire 3rd Row: Combellack, Kellogg, Edly, DeFord, Blackmar, Barnum, Martin, Smith, Weitbrecht, Hess 2nd Row: Collin, Joseph, Hanson, Pazitka, Cox, McNutt, Small, Abbott, McNaughton, Walker, Nelund, Shoe- maker, Risk, Hemmingsen Ist Row: McIntyre, Lutz, Ryan, Rich, Mitchell. Kassouf, Naldrett, Bengry, Howell I 107 J Music ORCHESTRA Conductor-Hal Bergan First Violins--Thiem, Athey, Sanford, Barnes, Kuhnle, Lantz, Broadhurst, Hines, Tindley, Limber, Bredahl, But lerg Second Violins-Dill, Schulz, Pazitka, Wade, Andreas, Sherman, Murphy, Drees, Wallace, Cross, Cellos- Phelps, Bond, Grimes, Petermang Violas-Berg, Hendrick, Frye, Basses-Simpson, Mey, McNeil, Leffel, Rich Oboes-Humes, Hoskins, Flutes-S. Ballard, Van Steelantg Bassoon-Wild, Clarinets-Beilfus, Worden, Pav lidesg Bass Clarinet-Barnerg Trornbones-Gates, Sussex, Thorntong Percussion-Worthington, Nelson, Mont gomeryg Harps-Broughton, Carterg Trumpets-Pelton, Jupin, Hill, French Horns-Hauser, Franklin, I. Bal lard, Reif STRING TRIO HARPISTS Violinist: Elaine Thiem Standing: Dietrich, Gifford, Rose, Van Steelant, Hall, Pianist: Marilyn Jacobson Cellist: Nanette Phelps Carter Seated: Combellack, Broughton I 108 1 Maximilian X . Princess Helene Prince Rupert . Lieutenant Niki Kay Robinson . . Princess Matilda Lieutenant Montschi . The Music Department of J. W. Sexton High presents A WALTZ DREAM By Oscar Straus December 5, 1947 DRAMATIS PERSONAE Duane McC1intic . joan Shoemaker Bob Deyarmond . Roger Easton Louisa . . . Bertram Budgett Count Lothar . Count Sigismund . Martha Gibbs Nicholas . . . Marilyn Coull Fifi . . Raymond Borton Annerl . . . Scenes: I Hall of the royal palace of Maximilian II A cafe garden. That evening. III Same as Act I. The next morning. Mary Lynn Moore Bill Geisenhafer . Orla Pollok . . Don Collins Ronald Haitema Shirley Egleston . joan Probst Debating and Oratory l VARSITY TEAM A1'i'irmat1've Debate Coach Negative Dick Robinson Robert Maunder John Leonard Gaylord Sheets Fred Burke DEBATE The debate work this year was in the capable hands of Mr. Robert Maunder. Under his direc- tion, the squad which represented Sexton High School discussed the topic-Resolved: That the Federal Government should require arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American industries. The affirmative side of this question was supported by Dick Robinson and Gaylord Sheets, and the negative was upheld by john Leonard and Fred Burke. Besides the judged debates, the speakers competed in seventy-Eve practice debates. These added discussions gave them much valuable experience which was to their advantage later in the season. The squad argued this topic on both the aiiirmative and negative sides with the following high schools: Grand Rapids Central, Hamtramck, Battle Creek, Jackson, Eastern, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids Union, and Muskegon Heights. Sexton won 75 per cent of all judged debates and placed third in the 5-A league. Winning this percentage of contests qualified the team to enter the State Tournaments where they won a unani- mous decision over Sandusky, but were defeated by Hazel Park by a split decision. The 1947-48 debate season was a satisfying one from the debaters' point of view, for the ques- tion under study gave them an excellent opportunity to seek an answer to a serious problem which has long disturbed our national, social, and economic equalibrium. Throughout the year, debaters have talked to various service clubs on a variety of subjects per- taining to world aff-airs. ' Under Mr. Maunder's supervision, the debate team is looking forward to an eventful and hard- Working season when school convenes inthe fall. Luoj Debating and Oratory l DEBATE SQUAD Top Row: Turner, McPherson, Steele, Pearson, Ponitz, Munyon, Wuerthner, Mr. Maunder Seated: Robinson, Sheets, Muilenburg, Leonard, Burke FORENSICS In the spring, forensic work takes the spotlight. Included in the forensic contests are extem- poraneous speaking, original oration, dramatic speaking, and oratorical declamation. Winners who place in the 5-A league go on to the regional and state elimination series. In orations upon the topic I Speak for Democracy, Gaylord Sheets and John Leonard placed first and third, respectively, in the city. Gaylord went on to capture the state finals. His oration on this subject was considered one of the eight best in the national iinals. Once again this year Sexton placed a person in the honorary position as the city's mayor. The speech on Americanism by Gaylord Sheets was considered the best by a group of prominent city officials. This group tied for iirst place in the tournament for 5-A league squads at Battle Creek. Polly Muilenburg placed first in the dramatic speaking and Karl Kessler captured second place in the oratorical declamation division. Once again this year this group has had both city and state recognition for its excellent work. FORENSIC GROUP Standing: Steele, Robinson, Keizer, Munyon Seated: Leonard, Muilenberg, Sheets, Kessler f111J Helen Raleigh Jane Raleigh . Sam Raleigh . jug Brown . Professor Dexter Dean Eggleby Angela Rimini Larry Dobson . Lulu Griffen . Judy West . George West . Betty London . GOOD NIGHT, LADIES By Edwin S. Day Presented by the Class of June, 1948 November 21, 1947 CHARACTERS Directed by Laura B. Millar f1121 . Jackie Trout . Dukey Wiley . Dick Moore . Dick Butler Gaylord Sheets Bev Worthington Joan Vlahakis Dick Robinson jackie Farrington . Mary Morse George VanBuren Jean McKinstry Dramatics Mrs. Violet Mackle Lily Preston . . Abdon Bennyworth Elliott Bailey . . Jenny Sandkitchen Mrs. Kitty Preston John Preston . . Slick Babbit . Big jim Mitchell Maizie Dowell . Conny Bryant . . Adrian Bryant THE AUTOMATIC BUTLER By J. C. McMullen Presented by the Class of January, l949 April 9, l948 CHARACTERS Directed by Laura B. Millar f1131 . Evon Kassouf . . Nancy Finch . Corwin McLean . . Larry French Marilynne Carpenter . Kathleen Gavine . Robert Waldren . . Alan Couling . David Ponitz . Anita Berg . Jean Parker . Roland Wilkins akihloficis K rw L ai K X X A thletics ATHLETICS Probably there is no other person who has more influence over an athlete than his coach. During the past year, the coaches have been responsible for the clean, hard-Fighting bunch of boys which have given Sexton much glory. All have taught sportsmanship plus the finer points of different games which they know so well. The Big Reds have always been noted for having fight, drive, and stamina. This year's teams have been no exception. Through the untiring efforts of the coaches the squads have prospered. Each one has spent much extra time with the players showing them how to improve. This has changed the boys. from just good players to excep- tional ones whose merits are well known. To the coaches of our school we pay tribute for their job in building better teams for Sexton. BOARD IN CONTROL OF ATHLETICS Standing: Campbell, Roosenraad, McCaskey Seated: Johnson, Anderson, Ritchey li116j Athletics G COACHES Standing: Ritchey, Director of Athletics: Green, Golf and Equipment: Kowalk, Football and Basketball: Clark, Tennis. Seated: Nickel, Football and Basketball: Gleason, Cross Country and Track: Campbell, Football and Base-- ball: Shaft, Football and Baseball: Konrad, Football and Wrestling TEAM CAPTAlNS Standing: Little, Basketball: Goldner, Basketball Seated: McLean, Wrestling: Bates, Football: Johnson, Cross Country f117:I A thletics ' 74 5 ' lr. . ' ' ' S BIG REDS Top Row: Finch, Goldner, Voegeli, Carrus, Hueni, J. Jones, May, Snow, V. Jones, Brake, Iacovoni, Harp, Seaton, Smedley, Nickel, Kowalk, Campbell 2nd Row: Bissinger, Morley, B. Bates, D. Schuon, R. Bates, Planck, Ponitz, Culp, Vannerson, Reeves, Johnson, B. Schuon, Hodgin, Heimonen Ist Row: Stanton, Grabowski, Osborn, Moore, Axtman, Nichols, Rhodes, Louckes, Harlow, Fraizer, Raby, Ben- nett, Lock SCORES Sept. 19 Midland .,.,.,........ 12 Sexton ,.,.,., .... 3 3 Oct. 17 Pontiac ................ 14 Sexton ....,,. ,,,,. 1 3 Sept. 26 Saginaw .........,.... 6 Sexton ......l ,,,,, 7 Oct. 24 Battle Creek ...... 25 Sexton ,,,l.. ,.,,, 3 4 Oct. 3 Flint Central ...... 14 Sexton ....... ........ 0 Oct. 31 Jackson ...,.,.. 7 Sexton .,.,,, ,.., . 20 Oct. 10 Ann Arbor .......... 0 Sexton ...,,.,,..,..,.... 26 Nov. 15 Eastern ..... 7 Sexton ....... .. 0 FOOTBALL , When football practice started early in September under the direction of Coach Bob Campbell, there were varied comments as to the success of a team which was to follow the 1947 State Champs. The job was to build a strong team around a few capable lettermen. With the help of the other coaches, Mr. Nickel, Mr. Kowalk, and Mr. Balmer, the Big Reds quickly were whipped into condition. In the first game with Midland, conditioning plus timing in plays showed up to marked advantage. Through- out the game, the line play was consistent on defense and the backl-ield showed some brilliant break away run- ning. Midland was outplayed by the score of 33-12. The Saginaw tussle was by no means a run-away. Although Sexton outplayed their strong foes by statistics, they barely eked out a win by the close score of 7-6. Flint Central proved to be the stumbling block for the Chiefs At their hands we suffered our first defeat. Otstanding was the line, holding Central to fewer yards than the Big Reds could total by rushing. Passing was the only factor which showed any scoring punch for the Indians from Flint. Sexton twice penetrated far into enemy territory but both times costly fumbles broke the sustained drives. Flint completed two passes to win a hard fought game 14-0. The fans at Sexton's second home game saw a spirited group of boys play good, hard, clean football against Ann Arbor. They also were happy that the Big Reds could bring home the victory by the overwhelming score of 26-O. Pontiac presented a squad which had a come back in the last half. Sexton was leading until the last few minutes of play when Pontiac completed a long desperation pass. The extra point was made, and the Chiefs lost by the narrow margin of 14-13. Vying for the 5-A league title was Battle Creek on October 25. Long runs were the rule rather than the excep- tion. Blocking was keen, and bone crushing tactics were much in evidence. When the final whistle had blown, Sexton had won the scoring spree 34-25. The game with Jackson always has shown intense rivalry. The Big Redsn were on top at the end of this heated battle 20-7. Macklin field was the scene of the traditional Eastern-Sexton tangle of football strategy. Snow, mud, and the Quakers stopped the Big Reds high geared ground attack. Eastern scored once and won by the margin of seven points. Sexton was tied with Battle Creek for the 5-A league championship. The trophy which was won three times by the Chiefs is now retired to our trophy cabinet. After the season, the following boys were awarded honor positions: Jim johnson and Roger Bates both made first string berths for the state and 5-A league teams, John Jones, Pooch Goldner, Dick Harp, Dick Carrus, Jon Hodgin, jim Osborn, George Harlow, and Charles Stanton all were mentioned on the 5-A league honor team. Through the untiring work of Mr. Campbell, and the pep and vigor of his assistants, the 1947 football season was distinctly a success. f118j zdthletics JUNIOR LITTLE REDS Top Row: Cosper, McFadden, Decker, Miller, Brown, Irish, Lott, Hogan, Davis, Shaft lst Row: Snyder, Franks, Hanel, Thornton, Whitney, Hill, Blackwell, Pulver, Koessel Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Sexton ....... Sexton ....... Sexton ....... Sexton ....... Sexton ....... Sexton! .....t Sexton .,.,,,, Sexton ....... Sexton ....... SCORES 6 Eastern Sophs 13 Elsie 20 East Lansing 26 Resurrection 26 Everett 6 Eastern Sophs 37 Eastern Jrs. 12 East Lansing SOPHOMORE LITTLE REDS Top Row: Green, Heberling, Nicholas, Gilmore, Rosendale, Jones, Fox, Shay, Nichols, Wilkes, S. Jones, Konrad. Shaft 2nd Row: Ritchey, Rann, Hopkins, Schaefer, Oliver, Spade, Sharp, Rodebaugh, Cahill, Reck, Seaton, Killila, Cosper Ist Row: Davis, Dyekma, Hamelink, Reed, Hathaway, Fuller, McMullen, Austin, Stover, Gibson f1191 5 a si5uv ' a W P'- Qi 11 as-:A 53 'gk' Johnny Grabowski Jon Hodgin Pooch Goldner Rog Bates Sandy Nichols Dick Carrus Gene Frazier Ike Iacovoni Pee Wee Harlow jim johnson John Huem Joe Planck Ted Louckes Dlck Harp Howard Brake Athletics BASKETBALL Under the competent leadership of Coach Cecil Nickel the Big Reds Basketball team had an average season. ' The Chiefs started off poorly losing three straight games to Jackson, Holland, and Dearborn. After two weeks of hard work during Christmas vacation, Coach Nickel on December 30 pre- sented a rejuvinated squad in spirit and ball handling, one which clearly displayed a strong defensive combination and a reliable offense. Playing a driving style of ball, Sexton downed the Alumni team by a considerable margin. Finding the taste of victory sweet. the Big Reds fol- lowed up their initial victory with many more impressive battles. Included in their downed foes were Eastern, Pontiac, Battle Creek, Ann Arbor, and Holland. Many of the games which were lost were decided in the last few minutes of play. jackson was the big obstacle in Sexton's bid for the 5-A title. Even though losing two games to ackson, the Chiefs tied for second lace with Eastern in lea ue com etition. P g P Sexton went to the finals in the regional tournaments. The game with Monroe was never in doubt after the first few moments of play. The iinal score was 41-32 in favor of Sexton. In the second game, Mr. Nickel's boys ran rough shod over Ann Arbor. Team play was in evidence all through the evening, and when the linal gun went off, Sexton won by the overwhelming score of 53-36. On March 13, the final game was played at Jackson, as were the other two. Sexton gained an early lead and held onto it until the last of the third quarter. Although the squad still played steady and impressive basketball during the last quarter, the sharpshooters from Jackson were victorious by the margin of eight points. The final score was 37-29. The Big Red cagers had many outstanding performers of which the school may justly be proud. Don Little made the first string of the 5-A team and was given honorable mention for the various state teams. Duke Schuon rated a second place berth on the 5-A team and Herb Whitecraft and Pooch Goldner made honorable mention on the same squad. The prospects for next year's team look good. Many lettermen will be returning, and with Mr. Nickel doing as capable a job next year as he did this year, it is a sure bet that Sexton will be a strong squad throughout the season. BIG RED SCORES Dec Jackson ................ 42 Sexton ....,... ....... 3 4 Jan. Jackson ...,,, 38 Sexton ,.,,,.,. Dec. Holland ....i. 44 Sexton ...,,... ...,... 4 2 Feb. Holland .............. 31 Sexton ......., Dec. Dearborn .... 44 Sexton ........ .,,.... 1 5 Feb. Eastern ...........,.... 45 Sexton ......., Dec. Alumni ..,.. 29 Sexton ......., ......, 4 O Feb. Battle Creek 42 Sexton ..,...., Jan. Eastern .,.,,,.. 32 Sexton ......., ....... 3 8 Feb. Kalamazoo .. 43 Sexton ......, . jan. Pontiac ............,,,. 33 Sexton ...,,,.. ....... 4 O Feb. Ann Arbor .......... 27 Sexton ........ Jan. Battle Creek 39 Sexton ........ ....... 4 3 Mar. Muskegon .......... 35 Sexton ........ REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Monroe ............................ 32 Sexton .,..,..,..... Ann Arbor ...... ...... 3 8 Sexton ......... Jackson ,,....... ...... 3 7 Sexton ......... LITTLE RED SCORES Opp. Sexton Opp. Sexton Jackson ,,,,,,, ..... 4 0 30 Ann Arbor .. 26 25 Holland ..... ..... 3 8 42 Jackson ......, 26 51 Dearborn ,,,,,,, ,.... l 1 40 Holland ,........ ..... 3 Z 30 Faculty ..,,,,, ,,.,l 3 6 37 Eastern ........ 20 33 Eastern ,,,,.,,,,, .,... 2 4 33 Battle Creek 35 39 Pontiac ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ..... 3 0 46 Kalamazoo ...... ..... 3 2 34 Battle Creek ,,,,,,, ,,,., 2 5 39 Ann Arbor .. 24 22 Muskegon ..... ..... 3 6 42 fl22j Athletics BIG REDS Top Row.' R. Bates, Nichols, Johnson, Kowalk, Nickel, Ritchey, Whitecraft, Haan, Lind, Morley lst Row: Blackwell, Iacovoni, Raby, Goldner, Little, Schuon, Ponitz, Hartgerink LITTLE REDS Top Row: Kowalk, Hopkins, Smith, Faler, Nichols, Gibson, Martin, Ritchey Ist Row: Lott, Moore, Bailey, B. Bates, Hodgin, Jackson f123j A lb 3 .J f-. of IB 0 ,- A J Athletics WRESTLING Top Row: Conarton, Kauffman, Stratton, Kessler, Thornton, McMullen, Appleton, Carlton 3rd Row: Goedert, Gleason, Cahill, Hogan, Pulver, Bennett, Peterson, Goodrich, Parker, Konrad 2nd Row Gray, Covert, Fox, Planck, Smedley, May, McLean Ist Row. Davis, Eaton, Kosloski SCORES STATE MEET Dec, 11 Jackson ,........... ............ 1 3 Sexton ,,...,. ,..... S exton ....,,.,., Jan, 8 Eastern ,,....,.....,.. ...., 1 4 Sexton .,,..,. Ann Arbor Jan, 15 Battle Creek ..... 9 Sexton ....... ,...,. E astern ,,..r..,. Jan, 22 Ann Arbor ...... ..... 1 1 Sexton Battle Creek Jan, 29 Jackson ,.,........, ..1,. 5 Sexton Jackson .,,,,,.,, Feb. 5 East Lansing ...,, 11 Sexton East Lansing Feb, 12 Eastern ........ ..... 6 Sexton Cranbrook Feb. 19 Battle Creek ..... 10 Sexton .,,.... ....., M ich. School for the Blind Feb. 26 Ann Arbor .... .,.. ,.,., 1 5 Sexton Sturgis .......,. Wrestling made its debut as a 5-A League sport this year and found the Big Reds the proud possessors of the league crown. The grapplers went through nine dual matches undefeated and ended up as City Champions, 5-A League Champions, and also brought home the first State Wrestling Title. In the State Tournament the Big Reds brought home five individual champions. They were: Arnold Kosloski at 103 lbs.g Floyd Eaton at 127 lbs.g Carl Covert at 133 lbs.g Leo Smedley at 165 lbs.g Joe Planck at 175 lbs. Second place awards went to: Austin McLean at 120 lbs.g Jim Davis at 112 lbs.g and Dick Buckmaster at heavyweight. Bill Gray and Al May won third and fourth places, respectively. Arnold Kosloski led the team in scoring by pinning 8 of his 9 opponents, but was followed closely by the ever smiling, ever laughing Floyd Eaton. Next year's team will be without the services of McLean, Planck, and Buckmaster. Their presence will be greatly missed, for they sparkpluged the squad weekly. The season was very successful and put another must on the sports followers' agenda for next winter. TIZGI if Rm' Q a wifi Qnwafmavq ,jjgfwpynm Z? Q OL., I 13,153-VLQLXI -ftbxym 1385314 f A-wvsfxi. L- - NQNAU 'La,Q,,., . ice, qw., M , .vvf-'i'-:Ji 54 be ,LL 1,-1x,Dlx. A VENUS Athletzcs E Nxxgglz .fri-ff D BASEBALL Top Row: Kowalk, Rens, Moore, Goldner, Johnson, McMaster, Gardner, Bates, Grove, Campbell, Shaft 2nd Row: Demming, Whitney, Heberling, Eva, Hill, Hostetler, Platt, Allen, Franks, Smedley, VanBlaircom Hogan Ist Row. Nichols, Schuon, Little, Wadely, Willson, Mills, Sherry, Rideneour ' SCORES April 25 Technical ............ Sexton ,......l, ,,,., 2 May Battle Creek ,,,,,, Sexton April 29 Resurrection .,,.., Sexton .......,. iii.. 4 May Ann Arbor .,.....,,4 Sexton May 6 Jackson ..........,,.. Sexton ......... ...l. 4 May Jackson ........,,,,,. Sexton May 9 Eastern ..,.,,. Sexton ....A.... .,... 3 May Eastern .,....,,...... Sexton May 13 Technical ,,.,,,,.,... Sexton .................. 26 June Ann Arbor ,......... Sexton In the spring of 1947, despite mud and high water, the baseball team was out practicing. Under Coach Shaft's direction, we won 60 per cent of our games, giving us a .600 team valuation. The pitching was done by Lefty Grove, now playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Grove Won 4 and lost 3 of his 7 games, giving him a .571 average. Ron Moore pitched 3 games, winning 2 of them. The jackson game fscore 4-3D was won in the last inning by a long double, driven out by Bates. On May 13, Sexton scored 26 points against Technical. Everybody hit at least once, and there were 17 hits in all. The remainder of the 26 points were made up by Technical errors. We Won the next game on May 16 with Battle Creek. The score was 4-2. Up until the last inning, the score had been tied. Then Sherry batted in two runs. The batting average is as follows: Little .458, Johnson .315, Willson .333, and Mills .333. Gard- ner slugged the only home run of the season. GOLF SCORES 5-A MEET April 30 Technical .....,,. .......,....... 3 73 Sexton ,,,,..... 351 Sexton .....,..........,..........., April 30 East Lansing ..... ..... 3 51 Sexton ,........ 351 Jackson ..,...,,,ii May 19 Ann Arbor ,.,,., ..... 3 62 Sexton ......... 356 Ann Arbor ........ May 6 Portland ,,,..,, ...., 4 55 Sexton ....,... 370 Battle Creek ....... ...........,, May 9 Eastern ..... ....., 3 72 Sexton ......... 348 Eastern ............ A ...................... May 12 Technical ........ ..... 3 75 Sexton ......... 362 May 14 East Lansing ,.,.. ..... 3 36 Sexton ......... 357 STATE REGIONAL May 16 Battle Creek ...,... ,.... 3 65 Sexton ......... 350 Sexton ------------'-----------'-e--'---'-- May zo Portland ..,,... ,V................ 3 97 semen .....,... sss E3-Stem ----------- ---- Kalamazoo .........., STATE FINALS Battle Creek .....,.. Royal Oak .,...,,..l..,, 325 Midland ..,.....,,,..,l,..,. 330 Sexton ,,..,,,., 342 Benton Harbgr ,,,,,,, Lizsj 14thIetics Top Row: Compson, Eppley, Langvardt, Culp, Clark TENN B Ist Row: Brandsdorfer, Page, Stratton, Wesley, Foster, Toebe April April April April May 16 18 22 29 6 Sexton Sexton ...,.... Sexton Sexton Sexton ........ Ann Arbor .....,.... Jackson .....,,,r..,r,., Eastern ,,,,.,.,.,,,.,.. Battle Creek ..r,., Jackson ,..,....,.....,. TENNIS SCORES May May May May May Sexton ......... 5 Eastern .....,....,,,, ,. 2 Sexton ......,.. 2 Battle Creek A... .. 5 Sexton ..tt...,.,........ 4 Ann Arbor .,,.,,,,.. 2 Sexton .......,...,...... 6 East Lansing .,,,., 1 State Regional at Holland David Eppley .............. Singles Championship Roger Toebe .,.,..... ...................... R unner Up 1 ek' W ll A 1 1. VN J I ' V X it-Y, V GOLF Top Row: Perne, Curry, Benton, Moore, Green M 1. Ist Row: Lind, Fairman, Bopf, French X Y x n ,sf 2 X ,Sf X504 'lk rw XX L1z9J Athletics Sept. 26 Sept. 29 Oct. 2 Oct. 7 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Krebs, Maguire, Stewart, Benson, Gleason Ist Row: Van Frank, Hawley, Johnson, Hostetler, Stiefel CROSS COUNTRY SCORES 5-A MEET Battle Creek 32 Sexton.,..,,. Everett ........... ....... 4 0 Sexton ....,.. Ann Arbor ..... ....... 3 3 Sexton ...,,.. Pontiac ........ ....... 4 0 Sexton ....,,. Jackson .... ....... 1 5 Sexton ...,... Eastern ...,......,.........,.....,,.,..,. 39 Sexton ......,.......,..............,...... Jackson ...............,............... ,.,. 2 9 Sexton .......................,...... ,... 4 4 Battle Creek ..... .... 6 2 Eastern .....,.-,.,. ,... 8 7 Ann Arbor ,..... ...,.... l 26 TRACK Top Row: Balmer, Smith, Techentin, Whitecraft, Olver, Peterson, Lichte, Schaefer, McPherson, Eggleston, Maxy, Gleason 3rd Row: Seaton, McFadden, Snow, Frazier, Schmidtke, J. Osborn, Snyder, Vannerson, Z. Osborn, Benson, Hawes, Stanton, Huisgen 2ndGRow: Shay, Stewart, Bennet, B. Johnson, Sheathelm, Haight, D. Nichols, Foster, Stiefle, Ray, Lyons, jones, rant Ist16I?oW.: C. Nichols, J. johnson, Artman, Jones, Osterberg, VanFrank, Williams, West, Planck, Aves, Young, artin H301 Athletics CROSS COU NTRY Coach Howard Gleason and his 1947 Cross Country team should be congratulated for making such a Fine showing for the season. The Big Reds won all but one meet in which they were entered and were second only to jackson in the 5-A meet. This was one of the best Cross Country seasons in Sexton's history. The Big Reds will miss Quinton Hawley, Bob Johnson and Bob Hostetler who were the most consistent point gainers, but there are a number of promising contenders for their spots in 1948. TRACK Under the able coaching of Howard Gleason and Harold Balmer, Sexton's 1947 track team showed outstanding strength in the sprints and Held events. They won two of their five meets against tough competition. Gene Frazier, a sophomore, was the season's high point gainer. Linton Stewart was undefeated in the 440 yard dash throughout the season including the 5-A and placed high in the State. Max Eggleston in the pole-vault and Chuck Stanton in the highjump consistently gained points for the Big Reds in the field events. Prospects for a successful season in '48 are good since many lettermen are returning. It is hoped that improved training facilities will soon be available. Such improvements would help greatly not only in the morale of the team but also in the calibre of its performance as well. I TRACK SCORES Sexton 5-A MEET Howell ..,....,.. 57 47 Sexton Battle Creek ......,....... 61M Eastern ..,. .,,,, 2 8 Jackson .......... 60M 482 Owosso .......... 44 66 Ann Arbor ......... ...... 5 lk, Sexton ,.,,... ,,,,, 1 4M Ann Arbor ,,,,,, 68 41 Eastern ..,....... 47 63 Jackson .......... ....., 4 12 TRACK RECORDS TRACK EVENTS Events Central City 5-A League Davis '38 ,.,.......... .. ..,.,,,.. 10.1 Tycocki-C '37 ..........,,,..... 10.1 Garlock-C '35 ,.,.,,,,t,,.A,,,.- 10,1 100 Yd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tycocki '37 .....,. ....,.,.. 1 0.1 Carpenter-C '35 ................ 10.1 Abbott-AA '35 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 0,1 Carpenter '35 ..... ......... 1 0.1 220 Yd .,,.,,,,,.,,,,. Henson '24 ..... ...,,.... 2 2.1 Southwell-C '31 ................ 22.4 Abbott-AA '35 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,. 2 2,5 440 Yd ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Barnett '37 ,,... ............ 5 1.6 Sikes-E '37 .,.....,.,.............. 52.1 Barnett-C '34 4,.,,,,,, , ,A------,, 51,6 880 Yd,,. .,,,,,,,,,, Dudley '36 ..... ........ Z 102.6 Spencer-E '33 ..... 2:04.3 Newman-AA '41 23OO,7 Mile ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, R eck '30 .,..,. 4241.8 Kaiser-E '31 ....... 4139.6 Kaiser-E '32 ,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,-, 4g34,6 ' HURDLES Events Central City ' 5-A League 120 H. H ........... LeClear '41 ........... 16.3 Kaulitz-E '38 ....,,r. ......... 1 5.5 Smith-I '41 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4. 14,8 200 L, H .,,,,,,,,,, Tycocki '37 ......... .Z3.6 Kaulitz-E '38 ..... .22.5 Kaulitz-E '39 ,,,,,v.,4,,,,,,,,,,. 23,1 FIELD EVENTS Events Central City 5-A League High jump ,,.,... Nelson '34 ....,.........,... 8M1 Gallagher-E '35 .....,.. QM Braxton-BC '39 6' 1 Pole Vault ....... Broadwald '32 .......... 11' 9 Wonch-E '38 .,.......... WA Wonch-E '38 ,,,,,,,,,, 11' un Broad jump ,..., Tycocki '37 .,,,...,..,... 23' NA Tycocki-C '37 .......... 7M Tycocki-C '37 ,,,..,,, 23' 1:y1 Shot Put ........... Kohler '10 ....... ........ 5 1' 63A Pregulman-C '40 ...... 4y1 Smith-BC '40 ,,,,,,,,14 48' gylf' 11311 A thletics J B dhaw I ? s GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Eunice L y A, I I -.4 'L -I wg V X. 9 . IQQXQZ4 A .fx KL Q as IJ 1 ', ,Q X. ix , xv xg 5 X , 2 X 3-4 .' F N gi Xi l 5 I . Lgw. Nr: is I 1 3 CHEER LEADIERS Q 31? F ?'f R1Z3JY:Flgliilliisagliifgg,Qiitsgfavanagh I XB I:132j A fhlerics G. A. A. OFFICERS Standing: Miss Loyer, Jameson, Biddick, Marquardt Seated: LaPratt, Anderson GIRLS' VARSITY Gloria Anderson . . President . Gloria Anderson Verna Buerge . Vice-President . Verna Buerge Sandra Farhat . . Secretary . . Sandra Farhat Pat Schram ..... Treasurer . . Pat Schram Standing: Schram, Buerge, Farhat Seated: Anderson, LaPratt f1331 z4thIetics The Girls' Physical Education Department carries on a variety of activities. Three days of the week the girls participate in active sports. In the spring the sports are track, archery, softball, tennis, and golf. In the winter and fall, they are volleyball, basketball, ping pong, badminton, soccer, and hockey. The girls have another day for dancing. This consists of square dancing, folk dancing, and social dancing, aimed to develop grace and poise. Another day is reserved for study- ing health. During this period movies are shown or lectures are given. 51341 A thletics I If a girl Wishes to participate in extra curricular sports she joins the Girls' Athletic Association. By earning 500 points she receives a minor letter, and with 900 points she receives a major letter. After she has earned 1200 points, a lavalliere is awarded to her. To earn these points she must be active in at least three major sports and three minor sports. Any girl may participate in these sports after school with other members of the Girls' Athletic Association or she may Work alone on her own time. f135j A Wards WILLIAM AND SARAH E. HINMAN ENDOWMENT FUND AWARD Mary Ellen Fischbach ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL AWARD Steve Bransdorfer GIRLS' TROPHY AWARD Molly Boelio ART Phyllis Bliss COMMERCIAL Ruth Meier ENGLISH Phyllis Bliss Muriel Goodell Janice Ranney HISTORY Phyllis Manchester Geraldine Randall Mary Ellen Robinson MATHEMATICS Frank Dyke Richard Ritter Gayden Wren AWARDS -June 1947 ETA SIGMA PHI Joyce Anthony Joanne Crego Mary Ellen Fischbach Geraldine Randall Mary Jane Raymond Sally Strauss BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Donald Parker MUSI C-VOCAL Janice Kellerman MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL Mary Ellen Robinson 51361 WILLIAM AND SARAH E. HINMAN ENDOWMENT FUND AWARD and IDA A. LAMB MEMORIAL PRIZE AWARD Muriel Goodell GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD Joy Butler GIRLS' TROPHY AWARD Jo Ann Fisher MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY David Crego HOME ECONOMICS Doris Jean Pettit DRAMATI CS Janice Ranney PHI BETA KAPPA Mary Ellen Fischbach Muriel Goodell Y-TEENS Joanne Crego READER'S DIGEST AWARD Mary Ellen Fischbach Muriel Goodell 0 Awards AWARDS -January 1948 ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL WILLIAM AND SARAH E. AWARD HINMAN ENDOWMENT FUND AWARD Edward Poindexter and MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY Richard Caruss U GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD IDA A. LAMB MEMORIAL PRIZE Carole Clark Shirley Geisel GIRLS, TROPHY AWARD Joyce MacDonald COMMERCIAL MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL BAUSCH AND LOMB Margery Nobach Robert Fairman SCIENCE AWARD Edward Poindexter ENGLISH , MATHEMATICS Edward Pomdexter Don Berger ETA SIGMA pf-H HISTORY Edward Kelly Carole Clark Richard Wellfare Edward Poindexter Edward Pomdexter HOME ECONOMICS Y-TEENS Yvonne Little Nancy Kennedy AWARDS - June 1948 ART BAUSCH AND LOMB Y-TEENS SCIENCE AWARD COMMERCIAL READER'S DIGEST AWARD ENGLISH ETA SIGMA PHI GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD HO EE N MI IDAA.LA B E HISTORY M CO O CS PRIZE M M MORPIAL GIRLS' TROPHY AWARD . MATHEMATICS ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL MUSIC MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY WILLIAM AND SARAH E. HINMAN ENDOWMENT DRAMATICS PHI BETA KAPPA AWARD 51311 ORACLE EDITORIAL BOARD Standing: Johnson, Raby, Gatrell, Stanton, Trezise, Platt, Tenny, Britton Seated: Reason, Mellios, Ponitz, Kontas, Miss Fuller-Adviser Cunningham, Finch, Frederick ORACLE EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor . . Art Editor . . . . Assistant Art Editor . . Photographers . . . 51381 . David Ponitz . Betsy Mellios Jean Cunningham Marian Reason Richard Wesley Grant Burnett ASSOCIATE EDITORS 12B Sue Frederick Mary Johnson Roger Tenney Nancy Finch EX-OFFICIO Charles Stanton Don Richard Platt 12A Nancy Lou Britton Sophia Kontas William Trezise Roger Gatrell Raby ORACLE BUSINESS BOARD Standing: Randall, Jones, Rogers, Robinson, Rider, Burke, Mr. Burgett, Adviser Seated: Muilcnburg, Sheets, Kruger, Penno, Bills Q ORACLE BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager .... Duane Kruger Assistant Business Manager . Wilma Penno Advertising Manager . . . Gaylord Sheets f Bookkeeper . . . Norma Bills SALES AND ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS Tom Randall Norman Rogers Richard Robinson Polly Muilenburg Victor Jones Pat Rider Fred Burke Burnett, Wesley I 139 1 T Our many loyal patrons and friends whose advertisements appear on the follow- ing pages have contributed generously to make the 1948 Oracle possible. We gratc- fully acknowledge and deeply appreciate the support and assistance given to us by them. FIFTH GRADE-GENESEE STREET SCHOOL 1939 Can you find the following people? Charleen Ball Ruth Ann Hemmingsen Virgil Duke Schuon Ilo Ballard Vera Joseph Royce Smith Roger Bates Ceree Lyons Jim Stolte Kathleen Bond Jean McKinstry Elaine Theim Anna Carmody Tom Nelson George VanBuren Marilyn Copeland jim Olsen Sue Waldo Sue Frederick Tom Randall Lynwood Wilkinson f140j Masterpieces of Art and Medicine No painter of masterpieces had more pride in his work than have our eight pharmacists in compounding your pre- scriptions. Theirs are masterpieces of assembled drugs. For over sixty years doctors have depended on us to supply the medi- cines that have restored many thou- sands to vigorous health. C. J. ROUSER DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store 123 South Washington Avenue f141J SENIORS . O A W UR ENTIRE STAFF OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE. GAIN IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU, AND WE TRUST TFIAT TI-IIS IS ONLY TI-IE BEGINNING OF A PLEASANT ASSOCIATION E ARE PROUD OF TFIE TITLE OFFICIAL ORACLE PHOTOGRAPHERS. VERSLUIS CLIC? P' C7 CI P4177 Grand Rapids - Lansing - Battle Creek F1421 Central Trust Company YOUR FORD HOME Ccxrs and Trucks Tractors and Implements Parts and Service LANSING fix? fy ,,,.,, LAN , 0 G and River at Cedar Phone 2-1604 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Let Us Always Be Your Florists BALLAS LANSING FLORAL SHOPPE 1010 E. Mt. Hope A Velllle HOME GROWN FLOWERS First in News First in Circulation THE STATE JOURNAL The Leading Newspaper Always Q Home Delivered Home Read H5 S. WASHINGTON AVE 51431 Lansing Colorplate Co Manufacturers of Printing Plates Engravers of the Oracle 317 North Larch Street Lansing, Michigan p144J Dependable ICE AND FUEL SERVICE LANSING ICE AND FUEL COMPANY PRINTING PAPERS . . . WRAPPING PAPERS . . . SCHOOL SUPPLIES . . . DAIRY SUPPLIES . Phone 2-1207 THE DUDLEY PAPER CO. LANSING, MICHIGAN f1451 HGTEL GLDS Host to Michigan W R Michigan at Capitol NATIONAL PHOTO SERVICE 342 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio Business Phone 2541 Residence Phone 3002 45 Years Specializing in School Photography for Individual Records il? Congratulations to the Seniors Preserve the Care-Free Expressions of Your Youth IQ146J Gil!! QMQ C' 'I 3 'Z- Q ' ' f O 9 As a part of life's education one learns the importance of good insurance protection . . . of insuring against the hazards which are apt to beset us at one time or another Without warning. You will always Find the Auto-Owners agent in your neighborhood friendly, com- petent, anxious to help. You may call on him for advice . . . rely on his judgment . . . and on the Auto-Owners policies he sells, for complete insurance protection. uto-Owners INSURANCE COMPANY Home OFFICE .... LANSING, MICHIGAN P' AUTOMOBILE :: COMPENSATION :: GENERAL CASUALTY H1471 TELL YOUR DAD ABOUT JOHN HERRMANN'S SONS, INC. 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It tells how you can prepare quickly, at low cost, for a good office position, with bright opportunities for the future. It ex- plains how our Placement Department can help you to get a better start in a competitive world. LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Ionia at Capitol Ave. Phone 2-9813 CONGRATULATIONS The Class of '48 is up to date. We also said that about our class back in 1908 MAKE IT COME TRUE FOR YOURS. LANSING INSURANCE AGENCY DYER' JENISONNBARRY Co. INSURANCE BLDG.. 123 SOUTH GRAND AVE. LANSING 4. MICHIGAN 51521 J O N WAGENVOORD 6. COMPANY A N T H 0 N Y LIBRARY BOOKBINDERS- BOOKSELLERS F l 0 r i s t 310 North Grand Avenue 120 E. Michigan 809 E. Michigan Lansing, Michigan THE SHAW IEWELRY CO. 110 North Washington Avenue LANSING, MICHIGAN Everything in Music Graduation Gift 318 S. WASHINGTON AVENUE Headquarters Phone 45515 OUR BEST WISHES OFFICERS ' FRED MARIN ,.... ,i,i, ,.,, ..,......,,.,.,, P 1 ' esident WALTER S. RECK ..,..,,.,, Asst. Vice President FRANK M. KROPSCHOT ,,,,, Exec. Vice Pres. WILLARD J. WELLMAN .,... . ,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,, Cashier D. D. HARRIS ,,,.,,...,,,....,,,,,,,,,c....., Vice President E. A. FOERCH .....I....,.....,,,,....,,.,..,, Asst. Cashier MCKINLEY H. RENIGER ..,.,,., Vice President H. J. HARMON ......... ........... ....... A s st. Cashier JOHN L. MAIERLE. ....... .... . Branch Manager DIRECTORS JOHN AFFELDT, JR. ROY DEAN CLAYTON F. JENNINGS AFf'eldt's Dean 8: Harris Shields, Ballard, Jennings GEORGE P. ANDERSON George P. Anderson Co. W. FRED BARKER Pres. Barker-Fowler Elec- tric Co. CHARLES F. BUEHLER greas. Walsh Investment o. BARNEY C. COX Pres. Melling Forging Co. ALBERT L. EHINGER Gen. Mgr. Ehinger Realty Co. H. CHRIS HANSEN Sec'y and Gen. Mgr. Lan- sing Dairy Co. D. D. HARRIS Postmaster BANK OF LANSING LANSING, MICHIGAN Sz Bishop LEROY LEWIS Pres. and Mgr. Lewis Fuel Co. FRANK M. KROPSCHOT Exec. Vice President FRED MARIN President McKINLEY H. RENIGER Treas. Reniger Construc- tion Co. 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