Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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IN MEMORY OF RIIICS Eichel' 1929-1946 A Member of the Class of 1947 SYMPATHY Sometime in our life sorrows make their advent Things that seem larger and stronger than we. They scar our hearts and blind our eyes They curl our spirits and tangle our minds But they are for a purpose. No matter how great there is something greater As beauty is to sing so is sorrow to cry For to have beauty is to understand beauty To know sorrow, too, is to understand. What avail we here if not to comfort? How comfort without understanding? An empty sympathy it would be Never knowing a pain of our own. So when your sorrow comes- Mourn, even suffer, but do not forget For there will be othersg Uthers with tenuous cries to a Higher Power And the something greater will be That you will know and give to them peace. -Aloyce Koepfer

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unior Class Enjoys prosperous Year The junior class of Swanton High School is composed of fifty-nine members who are now enjoying the most exciting of their school years so far. The juniors are always kept busy. lf they can find nothing to do, they can sell potato chips in the hall at noon. This is a part of their money raising project, which is carried on throughout the year so that they can give a successful banquet in the spring. Every junior was excited when he got his class ring soon after Christmas. UA Case of Springtimef' the class stage production of the year, was attended by a record crowd. The play was given on two nights in order to give more people the op- portunity to enjoy lt. Class officers for this year are: president, Don Eaton, vice-president, Bill Vaughan, secretary, Joan Carroll, treasurer, Dorothy Mroczkowski. Class sponsors are Miss Curtis and Mr. Eaton. Laurels to Czajka, Barnes, Busack, for football, Czajka, Brcese, Busack, and Moss- ing for basketball, and to Dorothy Mrocz- kowski and Shirley Klein for cheerleading. Members of the junior class are: Top Row: Betty Lake, Jack Jacquot, Carol Warren, Minnie Garner, Bud Bracy, Dorothy Mroczkowski, Antoinette Kreuz. Seventh Row: Bernard Hall, Joyce Butz, Bonnie Barnes, Sam Greco, .lean Morse, Marilyn Berkebile, Lester Jewell. Sixth Row: Doris Chase, Lillian Zaleski, William Vaughan, Joan Carroll, Roy Barnes, Barbara Kling, Doris Jean Clay. Fifth Row: Grace Puehler, June Wise, Howard Busack, Marie Lewis, Jack Houser, Shirley Klein, Gloria Wiles. Fourth Row: Rose Evelyn Naugle, Booker Carter, Doris Adams, Donald Mikola, Lor- raine Davis, Robert Rowley, Virginia Frosh. Third Row: Robert Czajka, Vera Miller, Armella Pinkleman, James Brentlinger, El- eanora Buehrer, Margaret Miller, James Mossing. Second Row: Don Eaton, Dorothy Steele, James Pahl, Kathleen Ziehr, Ronald Sperling, Ruth Stukey, Joyce Ridley. Bottom Row: Dorothy Perkins, Richard Breese, Shirley Storeholder, James Bak, Dorothy Pethe, Lloyd Whaley, Mary Ann Toth, Viola Wise.