Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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phases of Camp Life. Many of our boys are val- uable members of athletic teams. Nancy Howard and lionnie Hill are cheerleaders, Ellen Adams. Thelma Lemmon and Jacque Schultz are mem- hers of the Hi-Life staff. We are well represented in the hand and glee cluhs, and most of our class memhers are active in the various organizations. Special Reward Ellen Adams-her gigglesg Robert Ashenfel- ter-his happy-go-lucky waysg Marion Battig-M neatnessg Myra Beldon-pepg Harold Bloom-he ing foggyg Evelyn Brown-heightg Harold Buck- enmeyerfsmilesg James Buckenmeyer-hlue eyes: Rita linckenmeyer-management of candy sales: liohert Cole-super strengthg Grace Cornellfsup- er hair-dog Paul Frederickgquietness in class. Vernahelle Garmennftrim figureg Madeiine Gear-peppy walkg Earl Gearigfbasketball play- ing: Marjorie Heathwfstudious hahitsg lone Hill-e peppy cheerleadingg Nancy Howard-glasses, Edwina Judson-happy waysg Richard Kahle-A that Nhutchvg Leo Karpinski-black hairg Dane Keller-plaid shirtsg James Kinkaid-pretty smile: Marilouise Kreuz-shorthand speed. lF 29S With our goal of graduation not far in the future we hope that we shall be capable of filling those unknown jobs which wait for us in the World of Tomorrow. Whether the fellows be on the battle front and the girls on the home front is still to he scen, hut whatever our station our memories of Camp Pioneer will never die. OTOOQ Hobert Kreuz-mischieviousnessg Thelma Lem- mon-sunny smileg Esther Kurth-colorful com- plexiong Edward Lamb-his last wordg Josephine Lewis-many colorsg Joseph Melotik-serious ness: Carolyn Meier-blonde hairg Alice Miller- - ruhy lipsg Evelyn Michael-singing voice: Joy Mohler-reading abilityg Iris Naugleg Janice Overmyer-quick answers. Joseph Parker-being so lankyg Victoria Sar- kisian-coal-hlack hairg Robert Poole-knowing cverythingg Jacque Schultz-ambitiousnessg Bettv Lou Spaulding-helpfulnessg Paul Spengler- hecklingg Marie Stybaniewicz-bright eyesg Mil- dred Thompkins-piano playingg Agnes Welch-- pretty blond hairg Ralph Vaughan-quietness: Nelson Welch-wavy hairy Sophia Woityna- husky voice.

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Sergeants... A AT LAST--UPPER CLASSMEN! Was my face red. or did you say green. back in 71-ll when we P. E. fi. were being kicked around the study hall? It was a year to remember though. Our oflicers were Harold Bloom. president: James ll ibeson. vice presidentg Edward Lamb. secretary and Evelyn Michael. treasurer. with Miss Hahn and Mr. Baker helping us out. We were really noticed when we carried away the honors on Corn lfestival with our Betsy Boss float. Many new dates came that year too when the Freshmen and Sophomores had a Hopf, The two-step and Chinese checkers provided the entertainment. Leading our Sophomore year as officers were Earl Gearig. presidentg Edwina Judson. vice presi- dent: Phillip Kinney, secretary and Ralph Vaughan, treasurer. Miss Walbolt and Mr. Baker were our able sponsors. We were all out for Camp Pioneer that florn Festival hy a purple and white lloat with a football player and cheerleaders. The high spot of that year was the Sophomore play izhicli furnished an amusing assembly program of laughs. The last day of school was really a goal for us. for at lastiwe were UPPER CILASSMENY This year the class of '44 elected Betty Lou 'vaulding as presidentg Ellen Adams. vice presi- clentg Evelyn Michael. secretary and Edward Lamb. treasurer. Again our sponsors are Miss Walbolt and Mr. Baker. Our lloat took on a patriotic air. depicting the Statue of Liberty and the four branches of service. Looking ahead to the annual Junior and Senior Banquet we sponsored the Hal- luwe'en party. Candy sales were also started. Next came the junior play in the form of Mama,s Baby Boy. Here we will remember Janice Overmyer and Ed. Lamb as the kids, Betty Lou Spaulding and Harold Bloom as 'gmamaw and 'Ldaddyf' and the joke of the show. Ellen Adams. as Minnie. By the first of December we could really strut for we were wearing our class rings. Don't you envy us. P. E. C.? Our biggest event is yet to come. the Junior-Senior Banquet. Though present day con- diticns bring changes. our aim is to have a better banquet than ever. The girls, skirts may not be so wide. the boys may not have cuffs on their white llannels. the orchestra may be all girls. but count on us not to let the Master Sergeants down. By this year our class is well represented in all Evelyn Michael. Betty Spaulding. Ellen Adams and Ed Lamb. T28-

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