Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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SOPHOMORE BOYS FIrsf row: BiIIy McGough, Bob Townsend, Or- ville McKamey, Junior Bowsher, Donald Boug- han, Leonard Jennings. Hugh Downs, Carl Crites. Second row: Richard Giffin, Miss Osborn, Mllo Rousculp, Melvin Pethel, Ernesf Zuber, Clair But+urff, Angus Saylor, Robert Gibson, Melvin Ma+hewson, Lowell Jacobs, Wayne Miller, Byron Van Schoyck, Odos Craig. Third row: Dewey Bowyer, Charles Fergueson, Clyde Focht, Merlin Shade, Robert- Means, Eugene Freyer, Rogert Foust, Ronald Fett. Fourth row: Emmet Bretigam, David McClain, Robert Randall, Maurice Fox, Wilbur Bunke. Jonathan Akers. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Billy McGough ----- Vice President Ernest Zuber ------ Secretary Odos Craig ------- President Jane Ward ------- Treasurer S O p H O M O R E S the orchestra and band was partly due to the aid of the Sophonnores, who fur- nished 15 members in the orchestra and 12 in the band. Dick Giffin served as drum major for the band this year. The Sophomores who were members of the Chief Staff were Hugh Downs and Rosemary Frost, assistant art editors; Mary Jean Archer and Betty Anspach, circulation managers; and Odos Craig, assistant business manager. Jane Ward, who won the title Miss Shawnee last year, represented the class again this year in the beauty con- test. Ernest Zuber and Robert Town- send were two of the end-men for the minstrels. The Sophomores are very proud of ihe fact that three of their members Betty Anspach, Mary Jean Archer, and Irene Hardin, by winning over other Allen County students in the annual elimination tests at Central April 20, represented Allen County at the dis- trict test in Bowling Green May 2. May the Sophomores continue their leadership in all school activities!

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SOPHOMORE CLASS This year the Sophomore Class had the honor of having the largest class in the history of the school. There were 83 members, coming from Shaw- nee, Perry, American, Amanda, and Bath Townships. This unusually large class has had the very capable super- vision of Miss Osborn, who was assisted by Odos Craig, president of the class; Billy McGough, vice president; Ernest Zuber, secretary; and Jane Ward, treasurer. The class played an active part in sports. Ernest Zuber received his var- sity letter in football this year; Wilbur Bunke, and Robert Townsend received numerals. Odos Craig, Billy McGough, Robert Townsend, Betty Richards, Rosemary Frost, Doris Lotz, Margaret Verbryke, Agatha Wright, and Dorothy Oswald represented the class in basket- ball. Several boys were on the base- ball squad. Other activities owe much to the fact that Sophomores took a part in them. About half the members of the class participated in the glee clubs. Without doubt the success of SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: Gladys Burtchin, Frances Lehman, Alice Kunkleman, Pefrovah Sellers, Jane Ward, Violet Dunham. Doris Lotz. Second row: Dorothy Porter, Rosemary Frost, Miss Osborn, Wanda Williams, Evelyn Shaffer, llo Dershem, Avis Lee, Veda Mathewson, Mary Miller, Helen Kunkleman, Irene hlardin, Goldie Jennings, Louise Bowers, Carrie Leist. Third row: Nellie Shaw, Betty Richards, Betty Baker, Violet Monroe, Eloise Purdy, Mary Jean Archer, Betty Anspach, Ethel Makin, Mary Pryer. Fourth row: Mildred Bunke, Dorothy Oswald, Lillian Shock, Margaret Verbryke. Ladonna Baber, Agatha Wright, Jolly BInkley, Grace Hughes, Ruth Hegemler, Alleen Llles. SOPHOMORE QUEEN Jane Mae Ward 24

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class met during the first part of the year and selected Em- mor Mullenhour as class president. The other officers were: Robert Keller, vice president; Mildred Loyer, secretary and treasurer; and James Lotz, social chairman. Although the class was small in num- ber, its members were very active. It contributed Jean Palmer, Lenore Bow- sher, Mildred Loyer, Donald Lehman, Carl Hegemier, and Wayne Crawford, to the band; Lenore Bowsher, and Helen Layton to the orchestra; Donald Lehman, Robert Keller, Harold Cox, Buddy Striff, and Donald Burtchin to football; and Mildred Loyer, Mary Donovan, and Louise Cooper to the girls ' basketball squad. About ninety per cent of the boys participated in the intramural program. Some of the girls were active in the Girl Reserve Club. A number of its members have been on the honor roll. FRESHMAN QUEEN Betty Haley FRESHMAN OFFICERS James Lotz - - - Social Chairman Emmor Mullenhour - - - President Robert Keller - - - Vice President Mildred Loyer - Sec ' y and Treasurer 26