Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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Junior Class

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I, a quiet little person, who occupies seat IG, row A, in the S. H. S. study hall, am quietly re- membering our past. If you'd like to listen in l don't mind a bit. Here goes- What junior of this year can't remember that September 8, 1941 when 96 people started in as freshmen? We greenhorns elected Kenny Born as presidentg Don Eicher. vice presidentg Ed. Suther- land, secretaryg and Terry Hallett, treasurer. Miss Edgar and Mr. Vaughan were the sponsors. Our float was a boat with a huge V on top. Uur sophomore year was even better than our freshman year. Kenny Born and Don Eicher were again elected president and vice president, respec- tively, for another year. Jack Ballmer was secre- tary and Bruce Sharples, treasurer. Miss Joslin and Mr. Vaughan were the sponsors. That year we had the privelege of putting on our first class play for the student body. It was entitled Youth and Uncle Sam. We all thought our other years were fun but our junior year has topped everything. This year Terry Hallett took over the responsible job as QQ . . . junior History presidentg Don Eicher, vice president: Ed. Suth- erland, secretary and Lois Vollmar, our first girl member on the cabinet, as treasurer. Our sponsors are Miss Curtis and Mr. Eaton. At the first of the year we sponsored the Hallowe'en party. which was a lot of fun. The proudest day of this year was when our class rings arrived. Who wouldn't be proud? On the evening of December 3 we pre- sented Cross My Heart. That was-our class play and it was very successful. During the football season our class had an eats stand at the home games. Many a student of S. H. S. was warmed up by the steaming coffee and hot dogs sold at the stand. The members of the class gladly donated the needed meat points. Our class came out on top in the war bond contest in high school, buying the cnormous sum of ll59 dollars worth of stamps and bonds. All this has been wonderful and wc have our biggest event yet before us. the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. It gives you a thrill to think that you will be able to participate in this grown-up affair. Al- together we have had three very successful years. There, gosh, I didn't realize we'd been so busy. But, now you know--that's the History of the Junior Classf'

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. . . Juniors Carl Pinkelman, Mary June Hamlin, Lewis Peters, Barbara Russell. Jolm Batdorf. June Vaughn, Danny Delong, Mary Nalter. Jane Robertson.. Richard Frazier. Lois Vollmar, Patsy Allen, Donald Licher, Dick Coon, Jean Ringholz. Joyce Crandall, Mary Stukey, Margie Langenclerfer, Phyllis Johnson. Peggy Fee, Edward Sutherland. Janet Mohr. Donna Bloom. Margaret Dennis, Betty Caswell. Helen Pike, Violet Jewell, Theresa Langenderfer, N Bonnie Ashenfelter. Lois Moore, Nicholas Carroll. Walter Mae Bishop, Rosemary Eichner, Margaret Taynor, Myrna Byran. ' William McClure, Junior Howard. Esther Mohr. Margaret Boman, Kenneth Born. Patricia Kreuz, Junior Rose, rrances Mohr, Guy Severin, Paul Langenderfer, Gene Hahn, Marilyn Weihl, Nor- man Kreuz. John Doren, Doris Seeman. Phyllis Mapes. Forrest Slane, Terrence llallett. Bryce Keough, Bruce Sharples, John Mitchell, llobert Ziehr, Lowell Rhuland, Donald Roth, Esther Zeigler, Ivan Lewis, J. B. Carter. , -r Not in Picture: Peggy Schonclel, Donald Wolfe. C255