Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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argest lass Is Sophomore This year the sophomore class is the larg- est of the four, having eighty-one students. No longer ufreshiesv they took their places in the halls of Swanton High at the beginning of the year as if they were lifelong residents. The sophomores gave their first stage pro- duction, c'Quiet Pleasev for the student body. It was good experience for them and good entertainment for students and faculty. Class officers are: president, Nancy White, vice-president, Larry Hallett, secretary, Sally Pilliodg treasurer, Joy Raker. Class sponsors are Miss Milnes and Mr. Daniels. Congratulations to Towns, Niswander, Sutherland, and Kahle for football, to Kahle for basketball, and to all others who took part in sports. Members of the sophomore class are: Top Row: Jeannette Wiles, Carol Peters, Dan Guthrie, Yvonne Ridley, Laura Franklin, Charles Mitchell, Charlene Spealman, Wanda Vaughan, William Dixon. Eighth Row: Dorothea Brown, Richard Baker, Edna Heller, Shirley Schondel, Ernest Meyer, Phyllis Dennis, Donna Coon, James Faber. Nancy Pennock. Seventh Row: Virginia Crosby, Stanley Jewell, ,loan Urban, Roy Osten, Susan Kreuz, Alfred West, Mary Jane Helminiak, Richard Towns, Carolyn Scherzer. Sixth Row: Jean Roth, Donald Henry, Barbra Judson, Patty Bratton, Richard Faber, Audrey Langenderfer, Jeannette Roehrig, Robert Dernlan, lla Rose Culler. Fifth Row: Joy Raker, Pauline Barnes, Larry Hallett, Shiela Morse, Orville Damon, Nancy White, Jerry Kraus, James Camp, Sally Pilliod. Fourth Row: Margaret Heller, William Dayton, ,lane Robinson, Richard Fabik, Pearl Schorling, Mahlon Walp, Velma Miller, Bruce Bartlett, Alice Cramer. Third Row: Beatrice Borck, Evelyn Smith, Helen Keller, Martin Sutherland, Doris Per- kins, Howard Smith, Rae Donna Bloom, Marjorie Heller, Joseph Borck. Second Row: Anna Hatcher, Donald Smith. Edith Boman. Ann Hallett, Donald Munn, Don Niswander, Alvin Kahle, Donald Kinney. James Kasper. ' Bottom Row: Patsy West, Senora Williams, Gloria Cole, Mary Louise Mason, Alice Weisman.

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Freshmen o Longer Rookies The freshmen entered school with a group of seventy-five students. Since more than half of them had not gone to Swanton before, many of them did not know their way around and very few knew the rules of high school. For this reason Mrs. Carpenter conducted an orientation class for the first few weeks to get them acquainted. Their first united effort, a float for the Corn Festival, earned them sec- ond prize. The class officers are: president, Bud Overmyerg vice-president, Louie Bowmang secretary, Bob Mossingg and treasurer, Mona Babcock. The class sponsors are Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Carpenter. Special recognition goes to Bob Mossing. Jim Whittaker, and Bud Overmyer who earned varsity letters in football and to all the others who participated in sports and music. Members of the freshman class are: Top Row: Elsie Leiby, Anesta Eisel, Carol Kline, Bernadine Szczesniak, Donald Zesing, Beverly Ford, Donna Peters, Lola Naugle. Eighth Row: Don Taylor, Daisy Jordan, .lohn Kramer. George Sperling. Dean Cham- berlain, Joseph Minnich, James Guy, Margie Krause. Seventh Row: Karolynn Healey, Evelyn Coon, Gail Evans, Mary Williams, Verlee Porter, Betty Pennamon, Betha Garner, Dolores Judson. Sixth Row: Ruth Buckenmeyer, Robert Kline, Sylvester Kocinski, Louis Bowman, Joanne Kurth, Peggy Klein, William Mines. Fifth Row: Robert Mossing, Ellajayne Frost, Clifford Myers, Jane Miller, Virginia Miller, Charles Smith, Tom Fauble, Lila Lewis., Fourth Row: Mary Ada Frazier, Joyce Weber, Jack Bloom, Star Tansel, Norma Roth, Melvin Twigg, Joyce Wagner, Theresa Kreuz. Third Row: Betty Kelley, Betty Jo Leffel, Roger Bowers, Joseph Keogh, Maxine Moss- ing, Richard Drewyor, Wayne lrelan, Mary Lou Johnson. Second Row: Lucile Brodbeck, Edwina Kramp, Shirley Monday, Donald Koder, Robert Pawlinski, Patsy Kilburn, Eunice Carroll. Betty Keyes. Bottom Row: Cwynth Coon, Louella Hen- ry, Alice Puehler, Richard Natter, Mona Babcock, Virginia Wyse, Fritz Edwards, Ar- thur Uvermyer, Arthur Myers, James Whit- taker. Q I