Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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Yes, Misrcn jcmolz.. . QQ, F e NSR Z0 Q, Q I wi' JQX4 ' .fm A' ' is 22? fx., ,Q4 V' Q 1 is if '-A ,.. g. I 2 . JUNIOR OFFICERS President-Harvey Kapnick Vice-president-Bob Sowers Secretary-Bob Pierce Adviser-Miss Mautino S7!lR.S' 0 70111016 0W The Junior Class of 1941 has participated in every school activity. The orchestra and band had their share of iuniors, as did the Future Farmers, Stu- dent Council, language clubs, and vocal music groups. Some members of the Maple Leaf were juniors, too. ln all activities, the junior class has proved itself well able to carry on in key positions after this year's seniors are graduated. At the beginning of this year we elected an all- male group of class officers. As the Sickle goes to press, many of our group have been named to the 1942 Sickle staff. Others will move into im- portant spots on the Maple Leaf. We are proud of our record as a class. We hope that our Send-Off will be a memorable achieve- ment as well as an honest expression of our re- luctance to see this year's senior class graduate. When we, ourselves, take on the senior roll, may we play the part as nobly as they have played it. -By Gloria Kishpaugh l t l

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WILLIAMS, BETSY A smile is worth a thousand groans in any market. Intramurals. WILSON, FRANCES E. Laughing eyes and curly black hair, we think she's got something there. Biology Club, Intramurals. WILSON, VIRGINIA LA FAYNE Good nature is stronger than tomuhawkf' Glee Club, Intramurals. WOERNER, GLENN HARDING I think I am a man of destiny. WINES, FLORENCE E. Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. WINES, FLOYD ARTHUR Here's to the pilot that will weather the storm. French Club, Bowling. WITT, RICHARD FRED There must be some hard work in himp none has ever come out. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling Track. STEELE, CLARENCE A likeable boy with a likeable way. Football, F. F. A., Baseball, Intramurals. WOOD, JACK Live while you may. Biology Club, Tennis, Bowling, Intramurals. YAEGER, MARY ELIZABETH Mary, Mary is not contrary, in fact, we think she's swell. WOTRING, LINWOOD IRENE She will make o darling angel. Band. YEUTTER, LYLE J. You little realize my possibilities. Intramurals. LENGERMAN, MURIEI. lf you're in need, she's a friend in deed. G. A. A., Intramurals, Banquet Comm. Austin Weiss: The only good luck many great men ever had is being born with the ability and determination to overcome bad luck. Many of the students of Adrian High School do not know or remember this boy, but he has given us an example of strength and courage from which we all can profit. In 1936, when Austin Weiss was a senior, he met with a very unfortunate accident. While diving at Sutton River, he slipped and broke his back. For many months, he lay with his neck in a cast. After he regained his health, he returned to school, but the effort was too much for him, and he was forced to quit. Each year he tried, and this year it was decided that he finish his work at home. He has now completed his education, and is graduating with the class of 1941. Austin is very much interested in Mechanical Drawing and after his graduation, he plans to become an architect. The members of the class wish Austin all the luck, success and happiness in the world.

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