Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

 - Class of 1940

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Marcellus Verhoek Page 3 Page 4 Foreword HE l94O Poeon is published with one thought in the minds of the editors: thot the memories of the most peocetul ond happy doys of our lives will live through its poges, that it will be ci memory of our high school doys. While our yeors have been peoceful, the rest ot the world hos been ot wor. Moy the l94O groduotes shore their tronquility with the world. The Editor. N Ilf E' ,QvP'F'T, lf' Dedication The l94O Paean is respectfully dedicated to Miss Edna M. Cook in recognition of her invaluable services to us as students of Battle Creek High School as an understanding teacher and an authority who has stimulated us to a lively interest in world affairs. Page 5 f X, f f 1 ' V 1 v X X 5 f, ' ,. ,fa ,fk!'k, I ,V X XIX 7,5 IV! g fic, f ,,, , 3 'V V T J 'ff M, V V! .VX x . ,. NI . f , . M11 f f . N w fx V, , , V . W7 ff' ..- 2 '--1.5. - ' ' ' - ' 'V ' V ' V ff? ,f'-, fx ' V V b , My X ff! 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H p.-A fa -. f. Q ' V J. ..... NN. . .-mx, ...gg I My 1 ' '- ., 1 A- A i ' New 5 - Page 8 Mr. Welsh We appreciate the untiring efforts which Mr. Welsh has put forth in the interest of Battle Creek High School and the valuable service with which he has guided all its students, especially those of us who are now graduating. N f i 1:-'ching ' ' AWNW' Mr. Price We dedicate this to Mr. Price, whose ability, interest, and energy have raised the Vocational Department of this school to a position of eminence among high schools of the country. . ...wJ 4, 1' , airs Page 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Westbrook, Wilson, Konogo, Skidmore, Geyer, Cannon, Rosenfeld, F0fleY F 0 Board o Education Page I0 N , J I 1 A LEW 1 opt 4.1- v' V, Q.. -'Rfk' ' 4 0' : ! g l.,,,.iNM,f:.1' I Mary Alexander, A.B. Marie Allwardt, B.S. Spanish, Social Problems Foods H. W, Baker, A.B. Eleanor Bangham, M.A. Chemistry Art, Interior Decorating Albertine M. Bernard Olive Bond, B.S. French Foods G. E. Carlson, B.E. Keith Chapman, B.S. Economics, Bookkeeping Commercial Geog., Shop English, Shop Arithmetic Will A. Anderson, B.S. Esther J. Anderson, M Mechanical Drawing Tressa Banks, M.A History, Enalish Evelyn Burke, M,A. English, Journalism Stanley Clark, B.S. English, French W, E. Batzler, M.A. Mathematics Mertace Conan, M.A. English Harlan Colburn, B.S. Shop English, Shop Arith- Woodworking metic, Industrial History Pug C .A II sg, A E ...,.i.. ..c..q.-.4...,a.4:.LL,k.t..-um4nu49- ' ' 5512 7ii'f7 ' :Z A- . A -.m.5..., .i -5 ai QLARJS ' Edna M. Cook, MA. George D. Cooley, B.S. Margaret Ederle Edward Freed, M.A. History Boo keeping, Salesrnanship Clothing Speech Juiia Fries, AB, Charles Gallagher, B.E. Clifford H. Gettings, A.B. E. W. Gibbs, A.B. Gerald Graham, A,B. Shorthand, Typing, Shorthand, Commercial Law Physical Education Civics, History Physical Education Business English Robert S. Hale, B.S. LaVerne M. Hasen, M.S. L. W. Heydon, A.B. Mary Jane Hornback Auto Mechanics Electricity Printing Sophomore Coungelgr Charles Johnson, MA. Florence Judd, M.A. Algreta Knudson, B.S. Omar LaJeunesse, B.S. Economics, History English Physical Education History Page 1.2 N ,A ,.r,.,,.1, . Y L V, . Margaret Lemke, A.B. Emily Marsh, B.S. W. Edgar Martin, M.A. i-lelen Maveety, B.S. English English Biology Clothing, Merchandlsmg G. Robert Mowerson, B.S. Frances McCowan, M.A. Otha McCracken, M,A. Emma Mary McKay, M.A. C. M. Pelto, MA Swimming English Senior Counselor Latin General Shcp Ruth Penty, M.A. Loyal I. Phares, M.A. John W. Postma, M.A. Donna Powers, A.B. in L.S. Girls' Counselor Chemistry Civics, History Librarian G. C. Rice, B.S. Distributive Education Raymond B. Roof, B.S. Physics, Chemistry Helen Sager, B.S. Business Arithmetic, Typing, Penmanship Sylvia Schermerhorn, A.B. Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice Page lj V.. .-,i,-:..,1..,..l --E..u1----m-1.-f---f------'- '----- f --H' - ., ' N at-' 'fa 'fvff , ' . ,gli-',1 ' Ava M. Seedorff, BS. Harold C. Smith, BS, Paul H. Tamrni, M.A. Mathematics Biology Band, Orchestra C. VanAndel, MA, Floyd R. VonderMeer, M.A. Ralph R. VanderWall, B.S. Junior Counselor History Biology, English Marcellus Verhoela, AB. Evelyn Waterman Virginia Winship, M.A. History, English Shorthand, Typing Shorthand, Typing Bus.ness Arithmetic l-'elen COrSette Georgiana S. Fuller Beatrice R. Smith Doris Sootsman Office Office Office Office Pay: 14 S Helen S, Tucker Chorus Dorothy H. VonDeusen, M.A Mathematics Beverly Bonney Office Nancy Whyte Office ,vrr Ap 9 N PAEA sEN '0RS My ,W - are W8-A egqgg 7 .free-lr upset boih Qpranfiill --7 , Jackson, Before NlC'thB OIG! vn LwElll'Ulll1l' IZ 1940, Ahhxtraf ckl' .. was favored to Win. 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Dick Ford, Dean Cummins, Janette Andress, Bob McCampbell , if 1 - ' Xp ,om I - - 1 ffl Senior Presidents Address Vim S Commencement Day draws rapidly near, we, the seniors, are beginning to realize just what our high school has meant to us. lt is with mingled feelings that we contemplate our graduation. We feel satisfied in that we have suc- cessfully completed our secondary education. lt marks a milestone in the lives of all of us. For some of us, it will mean the ending of our preparation for our life's work. We shall seek to find ourselves in this specialized world and to enter into the type of employment to which we are most adapted. Life won't be easy and carefree for all of us. We will make mistakes, but we will profit by them. We won't give up easily but will bravely face the problems that present themselves, remembering that experience is the best teacher. These last three years have been valuable to all of us. We have had important contacts with friends and teachers. We probably won't realize until later years just how much the faculty has done for us, but we, the class of l94O, wish to thank each and every teacher and adviser, and the sincere and never-tiring efforts of Mr. Welsh. There are those among us who have left enviable records behind them, records which may never be approached, and we are proud of them. There are also those who have never done anything outstanding but who nevertheless are worthy mem- bers of the class. As a class, we are proud of ourselves, but not overly proud, we are confident, but not over-confidentg we believe that we have functioned success- fully. In the future, we may not be so fortunate in our relationships with others. They may not be so lenient and understanding as our friends. But we feel, that come what may, we will be prepared. Page 16 5 . In if:-A' -,g f 'Z' .gown X-'t.i,93qmlfx. ?xl 'l'sL' - ,, ' ' FIRST ROW: DeMaso, Berry, Leslie, Kishpaugh, Wilson, Harbert, Riste, English, McLean, Rook, Smith, Kerr, Howell, Cummins, Main, Menz. SECOND ROW: Cole, Braund, Pennock, Dzioba, Frazier, Thomson, Williams, Hicks, Bloom, Ogden, Brandenburg, Peet, Ashdon, Earl, Sovern, Ford, Shopoff, Lane, Blashfield. THIRD ROW: Bell, Coyle, Britten, Hanlon, Caldwell, Blair, Farley, Longwell, Abbey, Andress, Brigstock, Finney, Peters, Kerwin, Cawood. National Honor Society HE National Honor Society, comparable to the Phi Beta Kappa in the colleges throughout the country, is a group of graduating seniors who have obtained through their high standard of character, leadership and service, the highest honor to be given to a senior. This group of sixty-one students must have acquired a 2.2 scholarship rating, or higher. This year's group is the largest to be chosen in the history ot the high school. Page If Jw- A u ff .711-, Y, 4, EF' I. V N lair, i W7 ll l ll l l l. . l 1 . l l l l l l l 1 l l l l l 1 l ff2': ? If V Becky Joyce Abbey K. , F, L My -L, Honor Roll l yr: Sec. Astronom . fk ' Club '39-'4O: Bowling Club: Fall egg , I Frolic Dec. Com,: D. of L.: Band ' Q.Qf .gj' - -3- yy' Follies: Sr. Play '4O: Invitation 0 v ' Com., S, Prom '4O: Tennis Club 1 '38: Political Science Club '4O. ..f.f.'1if M 4 4,,- V Dollie Myrtle Abbott , - ' A 6' A lifts T' .4:f ' ,. 1 y. Betty Anne Allen D. of L.: May Party Dec. Com. '37- '38: Jr. Play '38: Book Club: Fall Frolic Dec. Com. '38: J-Hop Ticket Com. '39, ,aw 'ff Jane Allen Q, 'A 11. - B l' CI b '39-wo: Tennis Club -. ' ' K: 4 E '3C29w:'LlnOq Balsketball '38-'4O: D. of '+ -V' L.: Baseball '39-'4O: Outdoor Club -A ' . V . '39. fr. r ' ' ' W . . ' . Ts Mary Jean Anderson D. of L. Board: May Party Dec. Corn, '38-'39: Comm, Club: Fall Frolic Dec. Com. '38-'39: Political Science Club: May Party Dec. Com. '4O: Moy Party Dec. Com. '4O: Fall Frolic Dec. Com. '39, Theron E. Andridge Band: B. A, A. Helen Armstrong Political Science: D. of L. Harold Ashdon, Jr. B. A. A, Gerald Richard Balluff B, A. A.: Football '39: Basketball '37-'SEQ Track '39-'4O: Honor Roll '39-'4O: B. A. C.: Band Follies Orch.: String Quartette. Iltllll' 18 Revo Janette Andress Honor Roll 3 yrs.: Sec. Senior Class '4O: Astronomy Club '37, Sec. '38, Pres. '39-'4O: Jr. Play Property Com. '39: Fall Frolic Dec. Com, '39: Chemistry Club '39-'4O: Allied Youth '39-'4O: Band Follies '4O: D. of D.: D. A. R, Award: Senior Prom. Rec, Com, '4O: Senior Play: Na- tional Honor Society: May Party DEC. Com, '4O: Jr.-Sr. Reception '4 . Charles Archer Football: Basketball: Swimming: B. A. A. Eileen Ruth Ashby Fall Frolic Dec. Com.: Basketball: Baseball: Bowling Club: Tennis, Comm, Club. Alice Babcock Latin Club: Chemistry Club: Bowl- ing Club: D. of L.: Fall Frolic Dec. Com. '39: Political Science Club. Jack Bankheud B. A. A. N Maxine Frances Abbey Vice-Pres. Comm. Club '39-'4O: Swimming Club: Honor Roll: Pol. Science Club: May Party Dec. Com. 592 D. of L.: Astronomy Club: Band Follies '4O: May Party Dec. Com. '4O: National Honor Society. Barbara Joyce Adams D. of L. Earl Allen B. A, A. Sally Jane Allen Band and Orch. '37-'38-'39: Fall Frolic '37: May Party '38: Fall Frolic '38: Jr. Play '38: J-Hop '39: May Party '39: Book Club: D. of L.: State Orch, Convention, De- troit: Key Staff '39-'40, W.: 4' 'V f' ' ' 'V ' 'H wt 5- ,- Q or Walter Bannister Dorothy Marie Barrett ' ,V ., - B. A. A., Track '39-'4Og cross o. of L. A' xi l Country '39, xy L f 14. ' I , . an Margaret Ann Bartlett Virginia Boyn ' Q, D. of L. D. of L.p c. A. A. F ry ' xf. ' Geraldine Eleanor Beardsley Fred A, Beckeff ,G ,Q D. of L. B' A- A- . R. as fy. ' Z1 ' A 'A Carroll E. Beebe Richard Arthur Behan . B. A. A. Swimming Team 3 yrs.: Chemistry I W gif- li Club Z yrs.g Crass Country Team . ' l l YY- ' l .? - Q. Edith G. Belcher Evelyne Belcher x' TT' g , G. A. A.p Roller Skating Clubg May Party Dec. Com. '39g . D. of L. D. of L. 1 .- . f' . i. A V Beatrice Belden Alice Mary Bell H i,.Q M. X. , . D of L . Y Dance BocgdLRglerdSl?:aHf1Q .1 f ' ' A CI bi C . u: on 0 'ES 'f Lv, 5 iff- ' Nollonol Honor Soclely '45lj Policilggl Science Club. it :.,. . , Clayton Hugh Berry Jean Leona Binegar Usher Clubj Astronomy Clubp Soph. D. of L. , Supreme Ct. '37j Jr. Playg Recep- :' -rr tion Com. J-Hopg Chairman Orch. 6 Com., Jr.-Sr. Receptionp B. A. A.j -,V 1 - Basketball '38j Student Council .4 . '39g Wolverine Boys' State '39g 4, , 3 1, f ,,f, Chairman Ticket Com., Student ,fv- -:' lf' Council Formalg Asst. Editor Paeang V V YV i ' Chairman Ticket Com., Sr. Promg ,kvytff ff A, Chemistry Clubg National Honor 5 V Wjfiff Societyg Board of Directors B. A. S 4' Q f 5 ' if ' C.j Publicity Com. Sr. Play '4O. . Lf l Margaret Emily Binger D. of L. Doreen Grace Blackie Players Club '39g D. of L. .1 ' ?w,. 'XA' v ,F ' AJ 1 .. V Q l-if-illjp 5: .j r ,P at-ff, w -.-59'-. l ' ' .li QQ .' :Hr r 3 'ff-Atl., t W C... Y f V Myron Jacob Bishop Football '36g B. A. A. Martha G. XBI ' Chem, jjsgwling Club: Bas- ke bal X mmingg, Oultdoor Clubg ' ll. l' fl! M Page I9 L...-nnmgzr ei A,- , W , , ..-' 6 . lf, ' Y., I mf.: V, William A. Blair Sturgis Band Clinic 39' Vice-Pres. Bond 39-40' , B. A. A. Donald Edward Blashfield Astronomy Club 37-38' Chem. Club 38- 39i Pres. Chem. Club 39- 40' Natl Honor Soc.' Radio Club 38- 39' Microscope Club 37- 38' Franklin Club 35- 36. V 'YWSE 4 . .. -nggmgn , i iw l 4 , 1 1 , ' 1 1 ' X ' I I in . . ' . ' , f I .xf ff 1 , ' , , f , 4. K f 2. lr Lu I X, . mms: 'Ai Marguerite L. Bloom MUVY L- Bl00l1'l i - Usher Club 2 yrs.: Treas. Comm. l-lslfel' Clllbi FUI' FVOHC Dec' Com' vl -K Q Club 1 yr.: poll F,-olic Dec, Com.: 39, National Honor Society, 5 .. Sr. Prom. Dec. Com.: May Party , ...J 'I' Dec. Com. '40, H..-'i.fm 'fifzb' 1' Z' NK X ' 1 i - Pauline R. Boehm Margaret Dean Bohn I D. of L.: Key Staff '4O: Student Chem. Club '38-'39: Astronomy A X 7 'f'. Dance Com. and Board 3 yrs.: Red Club '38-'39-'4O: Jr. Play Proper- - I L .k.,,,, V ' , Pencil Club '39: Jr.-Sr. Recep. ty Com. '3B: Fall Frolic Orchestra ll V. - ' K. Cam. '39: Fall Frolic Dec. Com. Com. '39: D. of L. tgp. . ig .-5 '37-'39g sr. Prom. Dec. com. '39- ' . '-H' wt, '4O: J-Hop Dec. Corn. '39: Sr. Play gjll 15, nf Ticket Com. '39: Tri-Y Club '38: v W ' if Moy Party Dec. Com, '38: Sec'y- I ' 5, Treos. Y Dance Com. 2 yrs. i s 'f I, 1 Robert Bostoter Edward Boucher ' V. ' ff 5-': p B, A, A, B. A.'A. Doris E. BOWdEl1 Elqing Bowman 'V f Sstronl-orny Club: D, gf L, . O . Bm Boyd Robert E. Bradley V v B, A, A. Band: Political Science Club: V. B. A. A. Yi 9 i' ,f L V, -- , he Ruth Brandenburg Usher Club: Political Science Club: Bowling Club: Basketball: National Honor Society. Gordon Braund Pres, Soph. Class: Band: Orch.: Student Council: B, A. C.: B. A. A.: Band Follies '4O: Sr. Prom. Pub Corn.: J-Hop Orch.: Chairman Jr. Rotarian: Boys' State: National Honor Society: Jr.-Sr. Recep. '39. William Robert Brewer Band, Track Team: B. A. A. Page 211 William G. Brauer Tennis Team '38-'39-'40, B. A. A. Adell Braxton Track 3 yrs.: Football 2 yrs.: Bos- ketbcill l yr.: Student Council. Donald Lee Bridenstine Tennis: Comm. Club: B, A. A. 'Q 5922, I7: ' 'fi 4 , ,.Lg.,- , J ' C ,. . .,,V,.,,Z3,,,7b 'ff it fifify - v A Dorothy Brigstock Muriel Jeanne Britten . Chemistry Club: Usher Club: Po- Comm. Club Program Choirman: if A , liticol Science Club: Not'l Honor Bond Follies. 4 , Q. - ' 9 Society: D. of L. , ' J, H -19 f- ight ' v ' V,f,,f.i ff ' . za , fi 9.22.97 . -f . Richard P. Brown Mary Jane Bryant E 4' V .. V Music: B. A. A. Fall Frolic Dec. com.: V I if fi? .1 5 Robert Bryant Charles Frederick Buchanan Q ' A . V Chorus: B. A. A. Usher Club '38-'39-'40, President: is Football '37-'38: Trock 3 yrs.: 'ji U gg: Student Council '38: B. A. A. ii - ' V '4 7, - V ' ff, John Michael Budas Jack Budrow fi '- Chem. Club '38-'39: Jr. Ploy '3B: B k tb II F fb II - 1 V' ,L . J-Hop Dec. Com. '39: Pol. Science Bgioego ' OO O 7 ' ' ' Club '39-'4O: Jr.-Sr. Recep. Dec. ,.1,Q',f,p 2' .153 Com. '39: B. A. A. Q Q .Q If If Rey, Louise Bundy Virginia F. Burch ,J D. of L. , .57 Comm. Club. '36-'37-'38-'39: D. of L. Betty Elinor Burmeister Allied Youth: Moy Porty Dec. Com.: Chem. Club: Players' Club: Sr. Ploy Choir: D of L.: Armistice Doy Assembly. Pauline Button D. of L. .lack Morgan Cade B. A. A. June Marie Caldwell Boolg Club '38: Sec'y Gommci Rho: Political Science Club: D. of L.: Notlonol Hon. Society. Frederic William Sturgis Bond Clini Bond '39: B. A. C.: Theresa Glennadi Usher Club: G. A. Comm. Club. Cecelia L. Caillet D. of L.: Chorus. Jack Cantine B. A. A. e w e 1'-' . ar t f 11111. .A K 1. .. , Y l Bush c '39: Treasurer B. A. A. ne Buys A.: D. of L.: Page 21 .Af rf' E r 4 . F 1. E. l v -.. m I 6- X J ' 'G Woodrow Carlisle 7 . r O B. A. A. l Q 1 I --N,,.' , in - ii . Rosemary A. Cavinder Q K : D. of L. .5 in. I i .,, ' ' at IE I' A 3 Mary Elizabeth Chaffee W' ,gf D. of L.: Fall Frolic Dec. Com.: ii -' ' , Basketball. i V Albert Clingenpeel 'A .Wg W K B. A. A. - 7 1. 'ly' f 1 fb ,jf l gli! W 'J Bernadine Cole Keith Cole Com. Club: Political Science Club: B. A, A. May Party Dec. Com. '38: D. of L.: Fall Frolic Dec. Com, '38. Clifford Coleman, Jr. Leona Mary Miller Coleman J-Hop Dec. Com.: Jr.-Sr. Recep. D. of L. Corn.: Chem, Club: Student Coun- cil '39' Dec. Com. Student Council Formal: B. A. A. Doris Mary Cordier Catherine Conat D- of LI G. A. A.: D. of L.: Orch.: Bowling: Outdoor Club: Basketball: Tennis: Archery. Mary Adele Coss D. of L.: Jr. Class Play '38: Allied Youth: Astronomy Club: Bond Fol- lies '4O: Sr. Play '40, Dorothy Corliss D, of L.: Band Follies. Margaret Lois Cottrell MUVY LOU C0fl'fell Contributor to Key '37: Cheer Cheer Leader: Asfrorwmv Club: Leader '39f'4O: Fall Frolic Orch. Relief Skefme Club: D. of L.: Con- Com. '39: Astronomy Club: D. of lflbulol' to KEY- L.: Roller Skating Club. N Page 22 .Q Doris Castelein D. of L.: Political Science Clu Gamma Rho. Margaret L. Cawood D. of L.: Bowling Club. Arney Chapman B. A. A. Alan Cole B. A. A.: B. A. C.: Band: Football. rf - 6 . ,V is E V JL... ,ii'g.,' 5 :WW an 9, 321. .- ' ix. ilvv Q yzy. 5' 6 ' sk s 'ff y A X A I :QA Kg' Cfewles ' t ' 1 Eulala Lorene Coyle Clxbfng. ifullcll 2 yrs Chemmw D. of L4 Political Science Club. D355 M- C0Y e Jeeeph Albert Crain ' of L' Track '38: Band '38-'39-'4Og Bond Follies '38j B. A. A. Dean Lewis Cummins Elberta Jane Cummins Pres. Chem. Club: Vice-Pres, Jr. D, of L, Classg Allied Youthg President Sr. Classy B. A. C.g B. A. A,5 Political Science Clubg Astronomy Clubp Student Councilj Sec'y B. A. C. '4Oj Allied You h Board '4Oj Sr. ,i Play'l'40j I y Prop. Com.,' 0 5' V0 - 70 if Vfrlf Af Orlo Curtis Margaret Lorraine Curwin B. A. A. G. A. A.j D. of L.g Baseball '38j Outdoor '385 Roller Skating '39j Volley Bally Adv. Chorus. , Z Olin D. Dahn f . '4 , A y Varsity Basketball, , A A , .15 A W B. A. A. f - . Johnnie Beatrice Davis 1 'Q' ' W . 5: . ,Q Q I 8 1 Student Councilp D. of L. A- ,:..f AWG ,S A . i l ' , I 1 .f - -., ,., ,. .f M Q Q Lf ... 4 an 1 A N A ii. I . 11 .,., v ' .Aff '22 M 5 l James A. Dameron Swimming: B. A. A.g Players Club, Allied Youthg Band Follies '39-'4Og Sr. Playj Student Council. Charles Day Swimming Team '37-'38-'39j B. A A.g Jr. Play Com.g Student Council. ,e Laurence DeBow Augusfine DQMQSO . ' 4 Bond 3 yrs.: Swimming 3 yrs.: Band' Political Science Clubp B. A 5. W 1 'N B. A. A. A,g Trackg National Honor Society J, 715, .' '4Og Honor Rollg Band Follies '40 1 Le .. P I Renze DeMaso Etta Ellen Dennis B. A. A. G. A. A.j D. of L. . if ' . 1 I' - '- ' L' 'I Zlefsh - A fl ...fm S H S Herald Dickson Mark c. Dells rg' . swimming Team '37-'38-'39-'4Og Baseball B95 Key staff '4Og ' f L 2' . 'i' 'A I Political Science Clubj Wolverine B. A, A. jj: ' ' Boys' State '395 Student Council ' ,.,, .. I '39-'4Og B. A. C.g B, A. A. ' r . Q X1-M V , If A. I:- f dlp Paw 33 .-rmffilw f l ' 1 ' L U 1 A .fi A 1.-efeete,:'AyeT W'-5. -.. M f-4 w 1 e.J ,f. i1-1- 4-3.52 ie. - -e-ee-e-xe. i-'f-: a:.fa1- - -ez V 1:7 eu V Steve Dimitri Bond '38-'39-'4Oj Track '38g B. A. A. .,T....-....,,,..Y- -YW . W-.-,refer-Y Y Q X. 'AQ ...-.-..,..,..,. ,,-..-, ...Y .,, Albert Hugh Doerr B. A. A.5 Model Air '38-'39, .A .K William Robert Dow Thomas Dgwell ' ,li Y? , :Fw .tg I ' ,f'7 ' iN ' oi . , 'I . Jil Lisle E- D0W'1ln9 Esther Drake 4, , is 'Q Z., 1 5' Soph. Football: Soph. Swimmingg D, of L. eif? 4. In -' V kz-, Soph. Track.g B. A. A. K 4 ., fzzff' I 1 cal H d D I 3 K- 1 Reginald L. Drake gw:rA rape' V F' 'lf 1 B. A. A4 Baseball Manager '39, , 5 no -f K l-Yle Drew Evelyn Annette Driver . B- A- A4 o. of l.. ' . 1 Daniel Dzioba B. A. A.g Swimming 3 yrs.g Astronomy Club. 'ov-':-Ayr ,V -11,1 Golfj L 'yr .,fyz'v59x 1 Glenn C. Earl Bus. Mgr, Paean '4Oj Astronomy Club Vice-Presj Cl1em.Club1 Usher Clubj B, A. C,g B. A. A.g Wolver- lne Boys' State '39g Jr. Playg Honor Roll 3 yrs.g National Honor Societyg Political Science Club. Genevieve Eberhard D. of L. Carol Jean Edmonson Two years in Detroit, Skating Clubg Spanish Club: Y Dance Corn.g Band Follies '40g May Party Dec. Com. '4O. Page 2.1 Helen Jean Dzioba Comm. Club '39j D. of L. William Frank Eason Baseball '37A'38g Football '38g . B, A. A. sf! ,ef A. An W it 31 'LK 2 I , M M I l1?.fs5, ?- . George W. Eckelbecker TYOCRQ B. A, A. 5 Zi '5 Q 4 M' I 1 Q-wi .-,-, iii TJ 5 xi plane Club . QA .52 J ,l.-.. ' f , 'S -QV , , Y l I Q4 4 y 4 5. fi ?a2frff Aa -fi' . 5 wg .ee I ., lg 'D George Eisinger Usher Club '38-'39j B. A. A. ao ,A uf' 1' - Dolores M. Eldridge Betty Jane English Political Science Club: Chem. Club: Bowling Club: G. A. A.: D. of L. James Evans B. A. A. Beverly Jeanne Finney Honor Roll: Key Staff: Publicity Com. Jr. Play: Fall Frolic Orch. Com. '39: Usher Club: Commercial Club Vice-Pres.: Allied Youth: M. l. P. A. Convention '39: D. of L.: Nat'l Honor Soc.: Student Council '4Q: Sr. Prom. Dec, Com.: Swim- ming Club, Jack Fort B. A, A. Tri-Y: Dance Club: Political Sci- ence Club: Gamma Rho: D- Of L- D. 552' . ., 3.1.1.1 iff. i,,ft' 5, , H. Q , ' iv iff - ff V' Anne K. Farley N, D. of L. Board '38-'39-'4O: Sec'y , of Board '39-'4O: May Party Dec. Com. '37-'38-'39-'4O: Fall Frollc oe-C. com, 37-'ss-'39p Book club , Q1 '38-'39-'40 Sec'y of Book Club W' V . '39-'4O: Student Council '37: y 4 'f vw, Orch. Com. Fall Frolic '38-'39: ' WZ.. I fg ' ' 9 May Party Orch. Com. '3Q: J-Hop , ': Dec. Com.: Jr.-Sr, Reception Dec. V Com. 1 V ' ' ' Hz., -' i' 1 rw C. Richard Ford Vice-Pres. Sr. Class: Vice-Pres. Soph. Class: Wolverine Boys' State -3 '39: Student Council '37-'38-'4OI Debate Team 2 yrs.: Sr. Plag '4O: I Jr. Play '38: Band Follies '3 4'4O? ' , in Players' Club 3 yrs., Boord ot Dil- , L ', rectors: Pres. B. A. C. '4QJ Natl ' ' ' Honor Sceciety: lst place in Dist. ,.'gj',',yV,. y ,J Orotion ontest. ffgj 24 ' Q i y Duane M. Forward If V ,V , ,Q , ' Y Dance Com.: B. A. A.: 0 1' 5 Political Science Club. tg Y 1 . 1 V --.--v---nw Bertine V. Frazier Hockey '37: Roller Skat '39: D. of L. Dale French B. A. A.: B. A. C. Evelyn Fullerton Pres. 86. Virginia Gantt Dance Club '37: D. of Betty Jo Gardner Chemistry Club: D. ot lf' ' A .. XY X A .- --V -- . ..,..-i.,..5.,Ai A in -Q..-1-.1...J:1e.iW in ing Club D. of L.' Girl Reserves '37-'38, L. L. John Frazier B. A. A.: Swimming Team: National Honor Society. William J. Fuller, Jr. B. A, A. Novella Galloway ' Usher Club 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. 2nd yr.: Baseball: D. of L. Earl B. Gandy B. A. A, Dorothy Ann Gardner D. of L.: Jr. Play '38: Book Club: J-Hop Dec. Com. '39: Ke Staff, I. P.. A. Conference 'g9: Po- litical Science Club: Bowling Club, Jr.7Sr. Reception Dec. Com. '39: Editor of Key '4O: Sr. Play Pub- licity Com. '4O: Commencement Com. '4O. Page 35 i 'l 'ESV ,f H Rynilda Gehrman if. Political science Club' D. of i..- . ' Bowling' Baseball. , W ,,,.,.....,,,.....e.- Y --Y- Marie June German D, of . ,, V. ,.,. i' U1 i . . L h' W -4. ' iv .J 3 L pf. i 5 H l if ' 1 525,--.. mv if Donald C. Gibbs Florence M. Gibson ' . . ,V ,Q B. A. A. usher Clubg Political scence Clubg V s, if . W 5 r.. Red Pencil Club. May Party Dec. 7, . ff y 32 Eom. '39g J-Hop Dec. Comp D, of . .L tu ' 'r il . Ll . XO I T Ji, I ,' N i,Milo R. Gilbert, Jr. Ralph Gill-,eff 'i. iv , . V R lliaillretbag 3dyrsigCTenniF 59 yzsjj B- A, A. f' A ' Q t etic oar a ontro ' -' J ,ij 3 1? K' Q NNN Ei. A. C.g B. A. A.g Pres. Jr. Class J P Q, A .' 'Qf , '4Og Sr. Prom, Dec. Com. '4Oj Pres. ' M. Student Council '39-'4Oj Gen. t '- XJ Chairman J-Hopg Gen. Chairman J lj y y.iai.a'g:lf-, ,ef Jr. Playj Jr.-Sr. Reception '40. . . il ' i 1, ,,-.uf , i W MLM , Jeanne Frances Godde Gerald E. Goodrich i ' , if - 7.5, Jr. Play Progra Com.: J-Hop ' I Cl A i j J ' ilfl, iii! il , X , ? Music Corn.g Allig Youth Record- Q0EjIAfXIrD one uh' 1 i Lili 7 ing Sec'y llocallj Allied Youth Y. ' lfif .A L ' State Corresponding Sec'yj Jr.-Sr. l f i fy , , , '. Reception Dec. Corn.g Sr. Prom 1 i if , . Dec. Corn.g Spanish Clubg D. of L, li .l ll Onabelle Goodrich Jimmie Gould f E, D. of L. B. A. A.. B. A, c.g J-Hop Dec. 'f' 5: Q,,j' 1f ,Q Cam.g Jr.-Sr. Reception Dec. Com.g .N Student Councilj Political Science in 'fm ' Club. . 'IQ f .-:jg ,u -.957 8 -I , iii A if Edw,,,.d G. Graff Howard K. Grasher ' H'-2212 X. 1,7 B. A. A.g Political Science Club B- A' AAI BUFIU '37-'35' MiCh. ln- ' V4 :ii '3Q.'4OF Bond Follies '39, terscholastic Press Conference '39g , ,lg 'QI S. W. Mich. Press Conference KW. r I 'Q' 1 94 S. T. CJ '39g Footballp Basketballg A. ' A3 ii .ig Jr.-Sr. Reception Dec. Com.p Sports , ' -1.5 .5 Sonor of Key '38-'4Og B. A. c.. 2.-Zi.-. 1.1271 il: Honor Roll l yrj Key Editorial , I :Zi ffif, Board. . ' if .ig ' ff. l ,..g ,.' ,kj Dorothy Lee Green David F. Greenawalt ,, A' ' V' ,. ,. Spanish Club: D. of L. Vice.--Pres. Hi-Y '38-39p B. A. A.g , 7, Chemistry Clubg Spanish Club. '- Mary Jane Grienenberger Commercial Club '33-'39j D, of L. Wilber C. Guchess B. A. A. P0400 26 ..,, r 6 if 'Y ki' . Q .v I- .Af -I : Q Freeman Thomas Griffin . 1.5, f ' eeskefbqiig Trackg Little Theater, Q S B. A. A. '45 ,C ,. . ii. ff W fish. fzl . . lwff i Deland Guile i A - . ,A 'f .4 A ...J Trackj B. A. A. . fvf A A - ' kfsw fi.. . '1 c-C--.-c C . .-new-.:.'i ke Charles W. Gustke Latin Club '36: B. A. A.: Political SCIENCE Club: Band Follies '4O. Pauline Halstead Basketball: Outdoor Club: Hockey: G. A. A.: D. of L. Frances Hamilton Orchestra '37-'38-'39: D. of L. Virginia Frances Handley Book Club '37-'3B: D. of L. ,, m Jean K. Haller Book Club 3 yrs ' Sec' -Treos. Lit- tle Theater 38: Stucient Council '39: Jr. Play: Dec. Com. '38 Com. '39: D. of Jean L. Hames May Party Dec. '38: D. ot L.: Club '39' Little Jr.-Sr. Reception 939: J-l-lop Dec. L.: Sr. Ring Com, Com. '38: Jr. Play Political Science Theater '38: Bas- ketball '33, Geneva Hamilton D. of L. Gale Gene Hanlan Political Science Club '39-'4O: Red Pencil Club '38-'39-'4O: Key '39- '4O: D. of L. f f 5. f qi - ,.v,. my , . 7 v A -.15 , , 3, fi , ,. ,Q lf' 2' 1' A J it P Q . fl Doris C. Hanna D. ot L.: Allied Youth '38-'39: Jr. Play Publicity Com. '39: Sr. Prom. Dec. Com. 6 X5 in .ix s Alice June Harris Bowling Club: Political Science Club: D. of l.. Lloyd la. l-lay Jr, Play: J-Hop Dec. Com.: Jr.-Sr. Reception Dec. Com.: B. A. A. John A. Heise Swimming '38-'39-'4O: J-Hop Or- chestra Com. '39: B. A. C.: B. A. A.: Recep. Com. Jr.-Sr. Reception '39: Pub. Com. Student Council Formal '39: Student Council '39- '4O: Sr. Prom Orch, Com. '40, Winona Herrell Chorus: D. of L. . -- '- 1 ' i me va H+ -A N. ' ix, ' 'fm 4.1515 J. 2 V V V VY Y e-,.1..- . Suzanne Harbert Honor Roll '38-'39-'4O: National Honor Society: Student Council '39: Book Club '38-'40, Pres. Book Club '39-'4O: Key Ad Staff '38- '4O: M. I. P. C. '39-'4O: Political Science Club '39-'4O: Bowling Club '39-40: Jr.-Sr. Recep. Com. '39: Foll Frolic Dec. Com. '39: Student Council Dance Dec. Com. '39: Sr, Prom Dec. Com, '4O: May Partv Dec. Com. '4O: D. of L. Louis William Hdughey Student Council 3 yrs., Vice-Pres.: Five-A Student Council: Wolver- ine Boys' State: B. A. C.: Board ot Control ot Athletics: Swimming Team 3 yrs., Captain '39-'4O: S. C. Dance Recep. Com.: Sec'y Jr. Class: Co-Chairman Dec. Com. J- l-lop: Co-Chairman Dec, Com. Jr.- Sr. Reception: Sr. Prom Orchestra Chairman: B, A. A, Ingalill Hedman Political Science Club: D. at L. Mary Hendrickson Bowling Club '39-'4O: Skating Club, Pres. '39-'4O: D. of L. Dale K. Herrington B. A. A. Page 27 Robert Hess Barbara Elaine Hicks K St ff I yr.: Reporter l yr.: Ecixoriacl Board' Honor Rally D. of L.j M, I. P. Convention '391 Ailied Yauthj Dec. Corn. J-HOD? Dec. Com. Jr.-Sr. Receptlonj Nat'l Honor Society: Swimming Clubj Sr. Prom. Dec. Com. B. A. A. 4. V yr 'F Helen Jean Hinman BeverlY June Him' B k CI b ,38-,397 P H- 1 5 4, Band Concert 39-1405 Exchange eiige cialis '39j Jr. Plaflilg? miie Assembly' LGHSMQI 392 D' Of '-- Theater '385 D. of L. U 'Wil ,W I' . W . Ki si 6 Roger Hodgden Patricia Hodges ' ,V J' B. A. Aj B d 2 . K Ad St ffj Jr, Play 'EBSQ Stu- ' , W S on yrs dsx: courilcn '39g Book Club: . 4, '.-,,- ,',' Spanish Clubj May Party Dec. M 1 Com. '4Og Players' Club '40. Kenneth Holden Duane Judson Holiday ' B, A- A- Chemistry club '38-'39g Astrona- my Club '39-'4Og Student Council ftml '39-'4Og Allied Youth Ass't Bus. K A :gf Q Mgr. af Paeagg Y JDag1ce SOSIG? , . -:fl ' J-l-l D . om.g r.- r. ecep- , ' ' ., tian9DSr. Sing Com.g Key Staff '39g if Jr. Play Property Cam.: B. A. All ' ,- Political Science Club '39-'40i Srl X , K x Play '4Oj Band Follies '40, xfjfzfvavni Robert Holley George Hollins 'TE . B. A. A.: Baseball Manager. B. A. A. ,, W- ' -Y fl:Sv2:.sa.:.2i , if . A Evelyn Jean Holmes Marjorie Holmes A. , ,. ,v hg ,V . A Comm. Club '38-'39g Basketball Astronomy Club: Chemistry Clubp if .. ., ii '38I Baseball '38j Volleyball '38g D. of L. K v ' lj D. of I.. C . tw ' '1 .lift ' it C .4 J' ' C ' Eleanor Holtom Spanish Clubg D. of L.j Basketball '37-'38g Baseball '37-E385 Swim- ming Club '37g Outdoor Clubj Sr. Prom Dec. Com.j Hockey '37. Celia Mae House Usher Clubg Y Dance Com.5 Student Councilg D. of L. Benjamin Addis Hoxey Student Councllj Spanish Clubj B. A. A. Page 28 Burke Houghtalin V B. A. A. -lfgi, ,'., - ,J v f f 9 1 , ?etM , if ,.,. Constance Ann Howell D. of L.: Jr. Play '38p Pres. Little Theater '38g Allied Youthj Sr. Play Cam.g Band Follies '4Og Pres. Players' Club '39-'405 Speech Con- ference '39. Joan Florence Hudson V Dance Club '375 Curriculum Study Groupg D. of L. . ., . y N - A X Eleanor Huff D. of L.p Key Staff '39. Elizabeth Hughes G. A. A.g D. of L.g Tennis Club '38 Sr. Play '40. Harley Huggett A ' If , B. A. A. if W P .W 1 Marjorie Hughes Student Council '37j May Party Dec. Com. '39j D. of L.g Sec'y, Political Science Clubg Commer- cial Club. A- Dale Alvin Hulbert Martha Nell Humphreys I it ' ' r, Cheer Leader: Band Folliesp Dis- D. of L.j A tro om Club '39-'4Op . , fficf Orch., Kalamazoo 'asg Dis- spanish ciubgn Poliaflcol science QW? qw frlct Orch., Battle Creek '395 B. Club '40. ' A. A. ' ab. Arthur Hunn Robert Huntington 'V ' ,Q5!g3! fV W B. A. A4 Production supervisor of Trackg B. A. A. , 5' Keyj sfuaenr Council '39, A , 1 ,il. .r w , new iff, gf j Donald Hyslop Jean lmhoft BA A4 A- Student Council '37-'385 D. of L. Muriel H. Ireland Elwood Irving Student Council '38g Jr. Play '39g A. A, Political Science Clubg D. of L. 4 4 Q .. wr Aj I , , In Q , 'A Rosalma Edith Irving Kenneth W. lsham , H .... . Roller skating Club '39g D, of Lp Political science Clubj B, A. A.g v. 5,5 '. rj Dancing Club '37. Band. 1, A ., I f ' M li fa!!! A '5' C Aff fiffff I I C -' f' , . i I ..-f' Robert sham Ellamary Ivins A -A-3.-A if ' Cheer Leader 4 yrs,p So h. Amo- D. of L. f P I l . teur Contest, lst prize 37g Band 1 . iff? Follies 2 yrs.g Orchestra 3 yrs.g .V ' qv-if ,, Treas. of Orchestra '39g Captain f i f-up H Cheer Leaders 3 yrs.g Track '385 I 3, ,..,g, . ,, '1 ' Q.:-V' K If .,'. ' -V .2 My V A Jim Jackson Nadine R. Jackson - A - Ush CI b 3 y 545 Che ish-y Club Commercial Club 'BBQ D. of L. 6 2 yillj Rbadio Club l yri-Ig Student E, r Councilp B. A. A. rs, ' ' f J..':f-.1 -,W ' ' N, z.- A ., es, , w i., .,,.,., , . x Pllgl' 30 by-...,..,..,...,.,-. . C, . .. 'Q v. we Ben Jacob Gennaveve Jacob ' - y I D. of L., Ke Staff '39-'40, Plcly- . D- of L-J Astronomy Clpb 39,-'40, ers' Club '58-'40, Allied Youth A I ,W , I Spanish Club '40, Political Science '39-'40, Pol, Sgienge Club '39-'40, 3,-5A - 4 ' Club '4o. Astronomy Club 'ss-'40, Spanish T I gr A24 , , Club 'ss-'40, Band Follies 'ss-'40, ' W ,f . ' Tri-Y '39, Band '39-'40, Orch. 'r 'Q ' '38-'39, Chorus Orch. Concert '38- , A , 3, '40, Band Concert '39-'40, String , . Ensemble '37-'38, Ann Arbor Mu- ' sic Festival '39, All District Orch, ' '38-'39, Regional Band Meet '40, V - Sr, Play, Sr. Play Pub. Com. ., , . . . f 4: I i q. illiom James Jeffery Betty Jenney ' Ya ' 'B. A. A., Student Council. Bowling Club, D. of L. xr ,,., , ,f .. ,,.- V Q, Mildred A. Jettner Bessie Mae Johnson ff , Astronomy Club, Treas., Fall Frolic D. of L., Student Council '4O. - A 1A ,fb Publicity Corn., Sr. Prom Dec. z f , . ' ' Com., Political Science Club, D. of 2 i ,ho . ..,. .. f Lv' -L, f Crescent Johnson Ingrid Johnson gy g fl l ' D. of L. Vice-Pres. G. A. C. '38, Basket- vjm , 5 3 baII,, Baseball, Tennis, Bowling, , f '. Hockey, Athletic Editor of Paean, ' ,j A' y Orchestra, D. of L. Robert H. Johnson Anita Jones A E., V B, A. A., Political Science 2 yrs, All' d Y th, Jr. Play Program iffffff , . .. . Student Council. coli, '3giJD. of L. .Iggy , i'i- A A V ff . 'f ' AA Genevieve Jones Knfhefine J0l'Cll-in D f xg., D. of L. Ushir Ifflub, Outdoor Club, ', .- 1, ggi D. o . I f A' I 5 0' ' fn i iii. 3,2 W N ' f-52245 - . ' viogene Jo,-dan Doris M. Juckett .f D. of L D. of L. Am Spanish Club, Fall Frolic Dec. A 6 . Com. '39, D. of L. W, I if' 'A izgl same Judd Edith Kay W , Commercial Club, Outdoor Club, Ds of L- :gh - Z.. -Ai, Tennis Club, Swimming Club, D. Y- ,- 55 I of Lt A ' , ,,,, f., 1 .Q ' A I fr ' A' Valdine C. Keeney Student Council '38, Po ence Club '39, Band, Moy Party Dec. C OUT. Prom Dec. Com, '40, Announcef ment Com. '40, Allied Hop Orch. Com. '3B. Page 30 Clayton L. Keiser litical Sci- Student Council, B. A. A. o. of L., 538, Sr. , Youth, J- ' s V Q gy , g ' - nfiftilr f ' r 5 - AJ K. ,MU ? , .. Betty Jane Lake Howard F. Lampert . 11. . ...un-,, 1 Bob Keithley B, A. A. Margaret L. Kerr Sec'y Chemistry Clubp Honor Roll: Astronomy Club 2 yrsg Usher Club 2 yrs.j Basketballg Baseballg Ten- nis Club: Outdoor Club: G. A. C.j D. of L.j Bowling Clubj National Honor Society. Harriet M. King Bond Follies '38g Yell Leader '39g Swimming Club '39g D, of L. Bob King B, A. A. S. 'Q' , JJ' ' itil X is Edward Kellogg 3 75 I Track Team '4Og Red Pencil Club gffl? 'F' l Qi 9' '4Op B. A. A. f WW Frances Louise Kerwin , . JA D. of L. ., 1 K I swf.. , 1. I gf V ai. .' lil 1 mi .-4, , ,,.,v J . '--:U Jane Ellen King - V Book Club 3 yr5.g Key Ad r' ' 3 -. Stotfj Jr.-Sr. Receptionverdimg f ' Bowling Clubg May Port? Dec. 'QQ , gsm, '42bChorus 2 yrs.g r. Ploy .H orus . 'ilzblf ' - Gag. J,Q.q- if . William Kirkland I , ' 'I 1 g. ,Ti C., B. Aga., Latin clung Jr- sf V r, eceptiong hemistry Club. ,, Q I I 1 if! Ba A Y W ,J l l lf . l N if l X- ' Barbara Kishpaugh Political Science Clubg Basketballg Hockeyj Baseballj Bowling Clubj D. of L.g National Honor Society. Norman Knapp cietyj B. A, C.: B. A. A. Betty Jeanne Korn f Model Airplane Contest '37g Honor Roll '37-'4Og National Honor So- Little Theoterg Chorusp Jr. Playj Reception Comp D. of L. N 47. 1 I .1 fr V - ef...-.. ' ,.. . D. of L.5 Student Councilg Usher Clubp Chemistry Clubg Ann Arbor Orch.g M. E. A. Orch.g String En- sembleg Poean Board, Richard Clair Lane Chemistry Club '37-'4Oj Astron- omy Club '37-'4O5 Vice-Pres. -'39- '4Og Players' Club Board of Direc- tors '39-'4Og Vice-Pres. Political Science Club '39-'4Og Treas, Allied Youth 3 yrs.j Jr. Plocy '38p Student Council '39-'4Op o-Art Editor Paean '4Op Honor Roll 3 yrs.: Sr. Playg Chairman Publicity Com.g Student Council Danceg B. A. A4 5-A Student Council Conference. Elizabeth Jane Knapp ' G. A. A.g D, of L.g Baseballg Bas' ketballg H.klngj Skating: Bowling, Volley Ball. Mildred Kolvoord Spanish Clubg Chemistry Clubg D. of i..j Assistant Literary Editor of Paean '4Oj Band Follies '40, Robert LaCoursiere Franklin Clubj B, A. A. B, A. A,j B, A. C. '38-'39-'4O. f ,, A 7 2 r. Mary Lou Langworthy Usher Clubg Chemistry Club: Bowling Club: D. of L. Page jl '61 I X '.r .,r Ai- l i i ll -..1. fl 'S M. T a, r f . . . -'r r' .,wi.1: 2 1 . e,,.- - --A. .ff---,Tv-..1:.me:.Tmf,.,1Qm:--fe,-f,.,........ .. -.v.-.-e-.- ' 5 wi i 1. H Bonne LaParl . Drum Maiorette '38-'4O: Fall Frolic - f Dec. com. 'asf J-Hop Dec. com. , y - '39: Sr. Prom Orch. Com. '4O: .Q ,.Qg'..,, Band Follies '39-'4O: D. of L. Moy '93 ' Party Dec. Com. '40. f Q.. if K . 7 ' A A' Eva Alberta LaRose . ., .f ' 'iff Baseboll 3 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs.: fzjilff ' . -t E, ' Q15 Volley Ball 3 yrs.: Outdoor Club Z K yrs.: Skating l yr.: Bowling l yr.: .. ,,,. , , Q, 45 'ff .ge D. of L. 5 . M William D. Leighton I Dec. Chairman Y Dance Com.: Jr.-Sr. Reception Dec. Com.: J-Hop A I Dec. Com.: Bond 2 yrs.: Orch. l ' 'V' .V yr.: Tennis, Captain '4O: Student 'Z 4.55 fin v Council: Ann Arbor Bond Festival: . I Ann Arbor Orch. Festival: Annual 91 , -- 7 ' Spring Bond Concerts: B. A. A.: I i 7f'gv If ff' Eejnnis '38-'39: Sr. Prom Dec. Com. Harriet Ann Leslie R D. of L. Board '38-'40, Treasurer '39-'4O: Players' Club '37-'39, Sec'y-Treas. '38-'39: Astronomy Club '37-'38-'39-'40, Treas. '38- '39: Chemistry Club '38-'4O: J- Hop Dec. Com. '39: Fall Frolic 't 5 Chairman Ticket Com. '38-'39: May Party Publicity Com. '39I ' - - Honor Roll '37-'4O: Jr. Play '3S: Poeon Board, Feature Ed. '4O: Party I Student Council '38: National L ' Lloyd A. Ling B. A. A. Mary J. Lloyd D. of L. John L. Lovett B. A. A. Russell MacGilvray B. A. A. -J If Deg, ff' 0 P Edna Marie Manby Honor Society '4O: May Orch. Chairman '40. Bette Mer e Lippincott Ann Arbo Orch. Concert: D. of L. , . QW . ef f I ,ul . I x ll qfyi! ia 'WV .V Wai! Rt t W i Nan: Longwell Jr. Play '38: Players' Club: As- tronomy Club: Student Council '37: D. of L.: Sr. Play: National Honor Society. Marjorie Jane Lowe Chairman Fall Frolic '39: D. of L., Vice-Pres. '39-'4O: Players' Club '37-'40, Sec'y '39-'4O: Student Council '38-'39' Bond Follies '3B: o. of L. Board '39-'4O: if. Play '38: J-Hop Rec. Com. '39: As- tronomy Club '39-'4O: Curriculum Council '38-'39: Jr.-Sr. Reception Ticket Com. '39: Sr. Play Com. '4O: Exchange Assembl '395 Chemistry Club '38-'4O: gr. Play '4O: Co-Chairman May Party '40, Stuart Lawrence Main B. A. A.: B. A. C.: J-l-lop Pub. Com. '39: Vice-Pres. Allied Youth '38-'39: Honor Roll 3 yrs.: Pres. Players' Club '38-'39: American Legion Poster Prize '38: Jr. Play '38: U. of M. Speech Convention '39: Nat'l Honor Society: Debate Team 3 yrs.: Sr. Ring Com.: Pro- gram Chairman Pol. Science Club: Sr. Play Com.: Sr. Play '40. James Burr Manby J Chorus 2 yrs.: Pol. Science Club B, A- Al? B- A1 C-I Siudefli COUN- '39: Band Follies Trio: D. of L.: CII '37: Sr. Prom Der. Com.: Pacon Sr. Play Chorus. Board: Football '38-'39: B. A. C. P41-1,'c' 32 Board ot Directors '40. Sally Maxine Larke Spanish Club 3 rs., Pres. '397 Basketball Club: Student Council '38: Moy Party Dec. Com. '39: Sec'y Soc. Prob. Club: D. of L.: G. A. A.: Pol. Science Club: Allied Youth: Hockey Club. Ellen Larsen Tennis Club: Pol. Sclence Club: Comm. Club: D. of L. Leta Louise Lemon Political Science Club: D. of L. Beulah M. Liddicoat Band Follies '38: State Music Can- test '38: Notionol Music Contest '38: Y. W. Silver Triangle, Kala- mazoo: Political Science Club: Girl Reserves, State Music Contest '39: High School String Trio: D. of L. A 2 l l . 4, , 3 ir' is it-4 . fs f Q av ' ' ..i5o.z. '70 il Helen Markman D. of L. . . . ' if , gif Marie Marietta Astronomy Club' D. of L.: Basker- bollg Bosebollg G. A. C. Rocco Martin Janet Marvin 3 Sr. Prom Orch. Com.: Usher- Clubg Girl Reserve Club: 6' A B. A. A. Chemistry Clubg D, of L.g Honor fy i' -1' f ' Roll iz-1. gf 'Zi f ,.,. 1 -Aj. fi: - . Gladys Masters Milton R. Maxson ' D. f i.. orahesi '36-'37-'28 f -2? f O B. A. Ain gi., 5' 4 . A L '41 'Ji James Chester May Stephen Mazzola V I Q' s B. A. A. B. A, A. A 'ing , i 5 wi A 4, A F . . 1 A In ,V.V i V Jae Medigh Edwin R. Men: i Fabfball '37-'39-'4Og Baskefball High School Sfring Ensemble: ,Q '38-'39-'4Og Baseball '38-'39-'405 Orchesfro: Model Arolone Club: VV f 3 ',f if i BA AA A, Bggrd, Basketball '37g B. A. A. 4'-'l W. Wy' Q' ., Q... A 2 4 1 fx , M. A Leroy Mertens ' B. A. A. l gf 5 f if , f YQ, ifiv ,' . Mi - ,, ' 1 54' Mx ff I al., a Q' Arne Mikkelborg Usher Clubp Hi-Yp Swimming Teomj Student Councilp B. A. A. Josephine Miller '36-'37-'BBQ D. of L. Mary Ellen Miller D. of L. Basketball '36-'37-'38g Stewart Metz Chemistry Clubj Astronomy Clubj B. A. A. James L. Miller B. A. A, Leonard Miller Boseboll Swimming Teomj B. A. A. .A - f 3, . 1 2 I 9 Quenton A. Mills B. A. A. Y H. 5' U4 C,,.,rA-lfvt ML' C57 Palm' 53 4 I K Joan Minges Carl Misner 5, .f ' -if, Student Council '38g Comm. Clubp B. A. A. rm: '- 1, A UsherClubg Political science Club. 1' F if . 'Y 1 's ,L i Q Maxine L- Moon William c. Moon 5-53 . A , . JT7 '- Spanish Clubp D, of L.: Comm. d C -4- B. A' A. Q, ,ff QQ 'A ry? Clubg Moy Party Dec. Com. '4Og Sw em cum' ' Key smff '4o. , -': V I? , 5. Q Glenn Moore Gerald Morgentholer ' S i Q Key Stuff' B' A, A. Eloyersipflubg B. A, A,5 ' v E enlor Oy. E, Y ir ' gh' ' ,Q Q, J Paul Morse Emory W. Munn . yi , , B- A' A- Football '38-'39g Bcseboll '39-'40 ir vi - ' B. A. A. 1771, ev ' if? i' I M L uf 4 , L -, + 5 . Willard E. Munro Gertrude Myers ' ' , Ushe Clubp Jr.-Sr. Reception Dec, 5 iq, H Q G. A. A.: A -If- ' ','V ' Comi B. A. A.g Sr. Prom Dec. D?p0f Lostess , Comp B. A. C. , 'yffij' ,V Z. .32 H I I ' . , , Leon Myers Robert H. McCampbeII W all B A A Treas. Sr. Clossg Pres, Bondp Stu- .n V,-1 ,fxff-7. ' ' ' dent Councilg Orch. Com. Student , .. , ,, i,ky4.5f .L Council Doncej Advertising Mgr.. A .Q ' f e - Bond Folliesg J-Hop Dec. Con-n.g Jr. - K ,g- Ploy Program Com.g Chemistry iff, '- .ggg.' Cluog Astronomy Clubj Allied 1- 'i?ff?f2fj'H V' Youthj B. A, C4 B, A. A. Ajffjwf - , 'V 'A , . ,I 5 HL 3 , C. Curtis McCavitt James A. McCormic 3. - Bond, Trecs. '4Op Chemistry Clubj Model Airplane Club: 'r Q: h f Astronomy Clubj Allied Youthj J- B. A. A. ' ' . . A Hop i,DFc. Com.: Sr! Prom Pub. S , - come- Bond rome? '39J4Oj sf, it , 4 1 - , 2 g P'0Yit WA' A' VR 2 in f 123 f , Q ,. .,,. ' lx UX55 , Fi - . ,wrt 1 A 1 Y f L ,U Wi. I' V , exp N 4 I V I June L. McCoy Roy McGuire -A , i Allied vomit. D. of i., B. A. A. I 5. V, , il I . f J' Robert Waldo Mclntosh Elm! -1900 McKinley' if ' B. A. A, D, of L. .1 - :I . fy Y l., H gr it ...U if .ff -fi f A Moria McLean D. ot L. Dawn Elizabeth Nicewander Chemistry Club '39, J-Hop Dec. Com. '39, D. of L. . l f , Q3 ff .. ...M . c - I 4 . .f w' Kenneth Niebauer Robe N0 d ' . - B- A' Ar. Football Mgr.: pl,-nf' gasepball 3 yrs., Key Staff 2 yrs., ,l , Ed' Week Com. r. rom. Dec. Com., Prom ro- , 'Hy gram Com., J-Hop Dec. Com., Jr.- K ' Br, Reception Program Com., B. A. h f Richard Nulf Rosanna Nusbaum I 1 t, B A A D. of L., G. A. A. '37-'38, Basket- 1, P '7 - - ' ball '37-'asp Baseball '37-'sag . V A , ,, ,gf Girls' Outdoor Club '37-'38, Span- ,Zi f ' if ff 1 ti- lsh Club '39-'40, Comm. Club '39- QW -.1 52,2 ' 40. ry, .,. f, V V . Phillip E. Nuss Hubert P. Ogden, Jr. K, ' -,R 7 Key Business Staff' Swimming 2 yrs., Golf 1 yr., ,V V . B4 A, A- B. A. A. 4 , H A Z 9 . ,V Ruth Elizabeth Ogden Lloyd Eugene 2.358 Ch V35 .1 ' 'if 'bA k V Qi D. of L., Usher Club 3 yrs., Dec. prdt' '3? 36Al 7 5. cms Q , ,. 1 . Com. J-Hop gg. D 'C 'JA-S '36-137-37, B. A. A., Key Stat 3 ,V 03. f f Reception '39, DecFi2omcinSr. Pram 39' 40' W-4 Wffitfff '4O,- Political Science Club '40, 3, National Honor Society. 1.5 . ZH. ,W V, , D B. Ma,-fha parke, Catharene Ruth Parks 1,35 Y y ' Ch ff CI bf D. fLV. P Y , Dance Board Com. '39, Fall ' A, Q El COSTF,-rjgn Eeceptign. ' mgrcm Frolic Dec. Com. 38, D. of L. . ' AW Jean Marie Peet Robert Payn? , 1 . Tennis Club, Soft Ball Club, Rall- ., 5 Basketball 37- 38- 39, Football V . I . , r D C , B A A er Skating Club, Outdoor Cub, R' 'ui 38' Sr' Prom ec' om ' ' ' Hockey Club, Basketball, Bowling , club. U. 5 , i f ' W., if I ' J Maurice Pennock Band '37-'38-'39-'40, Vice-Pres. '38-'39, Golf '38-'39I KEY Sfoff '40, Political Science Club 39- ' - s 'h Cl b '39-'40, B. A. 40' Dams U A., Bend if C. '38-'39-'40, B. A. Follies '39-'40, National Honor Society, State Band Contest-'39- '40, District Contest '40, National Contest '40, 3 f I I , wg... - - Lawrence J. Perry B. A. A. 'FX Milo Pennock B. A. A. Alice Peters Usher Club, Astronomy Club, D. at L. Board, Pres., D. of L., Chairman Y Dance Board, Co-Art Editor, Paean Board, Fall Frolic Dec. Com. 3 yrs., Chairman Fall Frolic Dec. Com. '39, J-Hop Dec. Com., Dec. Com. Jr.-Sr. Reception, Prop- erty Com. Jr. Play, Contrlbuting Reporter on Key, ex-officio mem- ber af Student Council, Dec. Corn. Student Council Formal, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Co- Chairman May Party '40, Pfrsrv 35 ,r.m....- .eie-g.+:e:-- K, . ll il , ll I l ll l l i la i l ll' ll lv ll r Geraldine Pierce Ivah Pierce E 5 E r B. A. A. D. of I.. A Q Q, X all Q Lincoln Pilling Robert D. Piper in MJ VV A v M V' B. A, A.g Senior Play '40, Council 2 yrs.p X. f ' 5 ' A ff .1 fb. A A K -3 . Thomas Popovich William E. Porter , 'F' J , .- ' B. A. A., Pres. '4og Foofbou 2 yrs.j B, A. A. Baseball 2 yrs.g Basketball 3 yrs., A' , Captain '39-'4O. .f .I A Franklin Herbert Potter Patricia Poudrier Agn' . , , B. A. A.g Astronomy Clubg Ticket Pol. AScience Club '39-'QO5 Girls V ' , Com., Sr, Prom, BowIlng,Club '39-'407 Gvrls' Out- r glue 77431 da0r Club '39-'4Oj D. of L. A Ex. Zelda Price Allan L. Pritchard :fu J Q, 3 1 G. A. A.p Pres., Swimming ,Club B A, A, 'Q 3 ' 2-,gi '39g Band Follies '38g Pol. bclence . f CM' - r A. E. James Quortermaine Hmry J. Rader L , 7' ff' B. A. Aj B, A. C.j Che 'Sl y Cl bp K' W . .V H k bluclenf Cauncilg Bandlm r U B' A' A' - f, X TI A A Willivm M- Rambo Arnold J. Randall A 4 'gerpisAl39g Astronomy Club. B, A- A, 5, xi V 9 X - f 2' . Eldora June Raymer Margie Reardon S Accompanisf for Adv. Chorus '37- D, of L, '38-'39-'4Og Girls' String Trio '37- '38-'39g D. of l..g Co-Chairman Y Dance Boardg Member of Y Dance Boardg lsr Prize Winner of Essay Confestg Dec. Com. Fall Frollc '38g Sr. Prom. Orch. Corn.g Band Follies '4O. Edward Redden Elwood Redden B. A. A.g Bosketballj B, A. A. Football. Page 36 AY! ',..ln1.A! Charles Edward Reed B. A. A. Louvelle Irene Reed D. of L. Leona Mae Reynolds D. of L. 'Q Glenn A. Reed B. A. A. Harold lrvin Reynolds B. A. A. Curtis L. Rice Chemistry Clubg Astronomy Club: Allied Youth: Dec. Com. J-Hopi Jr.-Sr. Reception Com.: B. A. A.g B. A, C.j Property Com. Jr. Play. ?,1. A 'E' ' l , V Y lv 1 fi .. an I . il 'if' x Y ' Q V , , ' If Shirley Jean Richards Joanne Rigfe V POI. SC.9f C9 Club: D. of L J-Hop Com. '395 Jr.-Sr. Reception V' Usher Club- com. '39j Book Club '39-'4Og -, A Honor Roll: D. of l..p Sr. Ploy Cos- 'F' f E tume Com. '4Og Commencement ,V V Announcements Com. '4Oj Nat'l Honor Society. , Q, 1 l , V Jean Rifchie Edward Lavern Robinson sy? 1 Allied Youth Boardg B4 A- A- - , X D. Of L. ew? 31 va ' ., V ' Jean Marie Robinson Louisa Robinson ' . ,W ofohosrro '37-'38-'39g G. A. AJ D. of l., ' 4 Hockey '38g Basketball '39-'4Og aj , gf L- Baseball '39-'40p Bowling '39-'4Og ' gig, l oorrloor Club '39-'40, ligfllf Q , 1 Sylvia Rogan Ruth E. Rook I '- ,, , r D- of L, Llsher Club '37-'4Op Student Coun- f fy' lx-f - cll f38g Honor -Roll '38-'39g Fqli I I L' Frollc Cam.: Political Science Clubj '2, f I Players' Club '38j D. of L.g Latin 7,1 Club '38p Moy Party. iff ' J V A le, . . Willa Jeanne Rook Norabelle Root -. HQ Girl ' Swimming Club '37-'4Op D. of l.. , U . Hociqoy '37-'38' Baseball '38-'3.j -55 A f . , Roller Skating '59-'flop Tennis '38- l ...U '39J Basketball '37-'3Bg D. of L. .. -vfffffik , 4 , 1 5 wil ' ., June Ardythe Rosoff Dorothy Rossman Jr. Ploy '385 D. of L. D. of L. :gnu ..-,,.,. ,,. so 51-Y-ll'-2 S3-',1fI', fo , -. .H Wi: AJ. A AL I . . T., V-,AY.i4fi' 4' ff l , rl V1 5 . ' lon. , .. M.- ,. - . . -. - , ' 4 , M . ., . M,-A A, H, . S 1. Page 27 fgd,-R. KM 'Ln Q L' . . ' 'ff f V 41 Ernest B. Ruble Jerry Ruble 4 r , B. A. A. B. A. A. K X v ar. 'fi - fff M George Henry Sachau M'-'lfle 5UCk2N' ' Y Zfiikl B, A4 A- D. of L. C ,lr q 2 wilfora Edward sqckin Helen Salinas 'Wi l 1. 'i Polificol Science Club! D- Of '-- hev ,ll n an B A A .rr . Alta c. s.nsbmy Bennie sd-oder r - f' V ,, , vi A f Cl bi 0 fd Cl bg Pres. G. A. A. '39-'40 res 'Y 6 I 12g4Q,, Bgvjrlh1gmC!lub:uG. A.uCgOEam:'1a Hockey '39: Softball '38 39 40 lm' I ' Rl-,O Club: D, of L, Oufdoor Club '38-'39: Bowlmg 6 l, H .. Frances Eleise Schuler Doyql Scarf b :sl Q G Jr. Play '38: Band C c T '38: 'Q Q--11 Band Follies '38: DrumonMi:joretTe B' A' A' Q Q ' ' it '37-'38: D. of L.: Dec, Com. Band '. ' V . Party: Players Club: Com. Club. -- ' f Q, y . James F. Scott Alex Sebo 'Gy 1' me Hi-Y Club: Sludenl Council: Track B. A. A. 'L A J f-.,j' ' X I yr.: B. A. A. A . 2 11,54 . - .- ' . J ' fl v MYYU Gene 599W Arthur Selbee, Jr. L ' Q Qrfohegfgg Tab School Swing Band '37g Model Airplane club. 1 6 5 1 y '-4:1 I 1 V ,IQ Jane Seymour D. of L. Jack Shay Usher Club: Allied Youth: Chemistry Club: B. A. A. Page 38 Robert Sharp Chemistry Club: B. A. A Sfudent Council. Barbara Jean Shepard D. of L. X M Iffilf fflefnr. Orville Sherrod Ann Marie Shields B. A. A.: Football Z yrs. Chorus Club: D. of L. V ., A I.. I' ' -, Bef'-y K, Shook Charles Stuart Shook 6 5 D. of L.: Band Follies '37-'39. g0rAd:lir. Play Programs: I 'I V1 v u df- UAL Robert W. Shopotf David Lear Shull ' Student Council '39-'4O: Jr.-Sr. B. A. A. X Dec. Com. '39: Key '37-'4O: Sports . V- V of Ed. '38-'39: Editorlal Board '39- ', 4 A- Q '4O: M. I. P. A. '39-'4O: Editor-in- A ' Chief Poean '4O: Pol. Science Club: .334 .L -' . Honor Roll 3 yrs.: Nat'l Honor ' , - Society: Jr. Play '39:fB. A, A.: B. V 'f A. c.:,yvoiverirre-Boys Sfeje K , . 55.14 gf-'ffm ' ', A ii it . ' s Q , I ,r , -.. If ,sn is., Avonelle Simpson Robert 0, Skoog g D. Of L. Band: B. A. A. ',V ij., Qi! V A Arthur W. Skulstad David R. Slusher I Student Council: Pol. Science Club: Radio Club: Football l yr.: -S g Q4 Astronomy Club' Players' Club: B, A. A. ' 31 S Allied Youth Executive Board: X 5 V f., Orch. 3 yrs.: Gen. Co-Chairman V V J. atlfegwg gloxncgl gorg-:ok Honor ' F' . o ' : . . .: . . . 4 . .V Carolyn Smith Helen Elizabeth Smith V f Basketball: Baseball: Bowling Club: D, of L, l VV T 'F Outdoor Club: Astronomy Club: v' Ping-Pong: Nat'l Honor Society: ' ' VV ,V Sr. Play Chorus '4O. ,, V .. .. l . , V ,V J, A A Robert H. Smith Geraldine M. Snyder il , 'f Football '38-'39: Track '38-'39- Astronomy Club '37-'38: Usher QQV 'Q '4O: B, A, A, Club '38-'39-'4O: Sec'y of Usher X Club '39: Honor Roll '37-'4O: JVr. ' ' V ' Play Advertising Com.: Fall Frollc V Dec. Com. '3B: French Play '39. .cr , V,....a .V ,, 'Ffa-,gf nr,-3-'4,.,-. ,'v,V V, 1.-'i' ',.f1:..-. ,.,gVVj. ' rl f 'r?'Q 5-Shiga ,. V . V VV ..,. M,-,. Herbert Scotsman, Jr. Football '37-'38-'39: B. A. A.: B. A. C.: Jr.-Sr. Reception Dec. Com.: Sr. Prom Dec. Com. Robert Harry Sovern Football l yr.: Swimming 3 yrs.: Baseball 3 yrs.: Cross Country l yr.: J-Hop Dec. Com.: Jr.-Sr. Re- ception Dec. Com.: Chem. Club, Vice-Pres.: Astronomy Club: Pol. Science Club, Pres.: Radio Club l yr.: Student Council, Treas.: Allied Youth: Y Dance Com.' B. A. C. 3 yrs.: B. A. A.: B. A. C., Treos.: Players' Club: Nat'l Honor Soc.: Senior Play: Five-A Student Coun- cil Convention: Bausch Cr Lomb Science Award. Margaret Mary Sophie Bowling Club: Spanish Club: D. of L. Bonnie Jean Spears D. of L. Page 39 lffiill vi Q QL l i b f. . A4 V 5: S 'F sl! -..M .W l v kv Charles Warren Spelman B. A. CJ B, A. A. George Spriggs B. A. A. . A U We Elizabeth F. spykef '95 5' V f 5' Allied Youthj D. of L. f 6- , ffllhorfrlobert C. Squier S 'gl - B. A. C4 B. A. A4 ' French Club. I sr V Josephine L. Standish D, of L. Russell W. Stanton Players' Clubj B. A. A. Senior Play. Ellen Louise Stillman Political Science Club: D. of L. Ross Elmer St. John Virginia E. Stanley D. of l.. Frances Starnes Usher Clubg Allied Youthg Astron- omy Clubg Fall Frolic Dec. Com. '38g Jr.-Sr. Reception Com. '38j Jr. Play Ticket Com. '38p Y Dance Comp Basketball '39g Baseball '39p D. of L. Raymond Struble B. A. A. sl' James Swan B. A. A. B. A. A.j Student Councilg Basket- . ballj B. A. C.5 Spanish Clubg J- Hop Ticket Com.g Pol. Science Club '4Og Cap and Gown Com, '4O. HUYVY Tudmun Marguerite Taylor Hugh Schorl Ensembl 5 F tb llj B k ' - ' B. A. A.g Chemistry Clibj lgllscrgs- B254 lllabnorlls Call Al A' cape Clubg Cap and Gown Com. ' ' ' 5 Page .10 it :q l XR John D. Sperti B. A. A.j Harold G. Sprout Usher Club 3 yrs.p B. A. A.p S an- ish Club Z yrs.: Chemistry Cgunb Sr, Prom Publicity Com.g Tennis Y Dance Com. Betty H. Squires Baseball '39g Hiking Club '39-'flO Roller Skating Club '39-'4Op Swim ming Club '4Oj D. of L. Marion Louise Stambach D. of L. , ff: . Blix, -S V . W.. . J Y 3: ' ' ' L l ' 4 V A l' fa 3 ' -r-- N, 'r vu , .ll a Q .M Y I V sv . 1 V 55. ' V .Q .gi iv'. . . lr, -A ly I ' , A M V:-vii. Q ,M 1. iq. . V' Raymond Teeter Elmer Terwilliger Track '37-'38, Capt. '39g Basket- B. A. A. bull '37-'4Oj Cross Country '39g B. A. A. Virginia M. Thiesen Alethea , 7. Jeanne Thomson D. of L, Jr. Play '38g Pol, Science Clubp D. of L,g Band Follies '4Og Sr. Play '4Op National Honor Society. Barbara Jean Thorp MSHOI1 5- T0bil'lS Orch.: Bandj Jr. Playg Student FOOTUGIH '374-'39I Swimming '37I Councilj Bowling Clubg PoI.tical TVUCK 572 I-WHS THGOYGFI B- A4 A- Science Club '4O. Margaret Torres Jack Townsend D. cf L, B. A, A. ,A 'J A A we c T . 1. i 15 A 9 .jf ' 3, oy ris et 'ff 'F ,M-2' 23 5. , 2 B. A. A. ' gal' 6 . 'Cli . A A . . LA Gwendolyn Louise Turley , Q Swimming Clubj o. of L. gg. y .9 J Gail Ulrich 'fifk .V Gamma Rhoj Basketballg ,M . A o. of L. 5431... . K ' 5 f A l ,C :V YGeorge Van Camp .wi ff .,y 1 . ex. A A.g Clfgmlgstry Clubj if ' '? f',5?? ' Al 5 ronomy U ' - 1 1 .3- ' 3 i . fi , 4 'j b A V I - 5 Martin Van Gerson -' L ' . . ,gg B. A, A. . ' :' ,',,, ' f f is--no z ' ga V. 4 v, ,. v ,ci mini 1-1 ' ' W TW P' VF 2 51. '7 'Qfff . . 5 5? 2f'4Al' L H 5 7 m a s- ' '-'HFLHYV2-' FTW ' ffmk , V 1 , 1' 4 ff. l' ' ff Q A neg ft' ,J S1 'V si V . , 61,1 Alma Lorene Tungate D. Of L. Mary Elizabeth Turner D .of L.g Book Clubg Student Ccun- cil '38g Dec. Cam. Jr. Playg Dec. Com. J-l-lop '39g May Porty Dec, Com. '4Op Cap and Gown Com, '4Oj Nat'I Honor Society. Marvin Unruh B. A. A. Jean VandyBogurt Gamma Rhoj Chemistry Club: Spanish Clubg Pol. Science Club: Jr. Play Costume Col-n.g Sr. Play Costume Com.g D. of L. Arthur Van Horne B, A. A. Page 41 -' Gus Verhest l I ' ti B it tb lu- B b ll- F - 6 at ,V Basqlepho , use a , ootball, . -, - ' 's i .g r , i X Stewart Russell Wagner 5' 9 B.A.A. U . 1 - John Vass Walton ,1 , 111 3 w Track '37-'38-'39, Mgr. '4Og Foot- , , , ' ball '37g Cross Country '38-'39, ri V ,.. 5 Spanish Club '39-'40. z L a , ww..-.w- -..L ...,V. --.. H. Nelson Verseput Band 3 yrs.5 B. A. A. Ardeth Walter Band Follies '39g Honor Roll '38j D. of L, Gerald Vernon Wolz B. A, Aj Pol. Science Club: Pres Social Prob. Clubg Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion Dec. Com.: Student Council Football 3 yrs.: Basketball 3 yrs. Sr. Play Costume Com. '40. .P .b Elizabeth Margaret Ward Nyce Warfield - -V-1 ' D. of L.j Student Council '37-'38. D. of L. ffgi f Julia Weir Elizabeth Wells V Glee Clubg Girl Reservesj Student Council '38j Astronomy 6 D. of L. Club '39j Fall Frolic Publicity Com, 5 '39p D. of L.j Band Follies '4Op 'Q K Political Science Club. . if Jean Werner Matilda Wetherill ' -. Bowling clung D. 0 D- Of '--I Com- Club- lf' X F i i - ' Gordon Wheaton Bette Jane Whitcomb BV A- A. Student Councilj Book Clubj Latin Clubg Keyj May Party Dec. Com.: Fall Frolic Dec. Com. Bob white Ruth White f Vi , U in Cl by B. A. A. Gif' Reserve '38-'39-'4O: Che 's- F1 , ' V, 5 e' u try Club '38-'39-'4Oj Pol. scamce 'f 5 X e Clubj D. of I.. 5' - 2 A : W ,-F - nun Jeun wiegand Helen Ven Etta Wilcox - , St d f C -I .392 S- CI D : Latin Club '37 38g Usher Club, 5' 'V n5c.eE0m.?'E'25fsCrenCeci..b,'lvTQ5 Trees. ,'37-,'4O: Chemisffv Club. L Party Dec. Com. '39g Tennis Team Trees' ,39' 40' ASTVOUOVWY Club? ' 'W U 138i D' of L, Pol, Science Club '39-'4Oj Con- ig. ,.. Q- , M tributing Reporter to Keyg D. of L. 'lf y .Qi Page 42 5 ' . ' f,. ' E M., I I ' , . --i 1, 9 mimi 1-- ' K 1. ,.. ...,. .... 1 'F W It l x Hazel Wilkins Phyllis Hope Wilkins Key Staff '39-'405 Editorial Board D. of L. '405 Red Pencil Club '39-'4O: Chairman Board of Governors '407 Players' Club '39-'4Og Literary Editor Paean '405 Sr. Play '4Og D. of L. Murray Smith Will Cecile Ruth Willbur B. A. A. D. of L. ivan wiilbui- Adele williams ' B. A, A. D. of L. Frances C. Williams D. ot L.' Fall Frolic Dec. Corn, 'BBQ Usher Club '38-'4O5 Pol, Science Club '39-'4Oj Little Theater '384 '39j Tri-Y Club '37-'38g Dance Club '37g Archery Club '37. 'f ix 6 l A .. 9 l -if -. Wea ln ' '4-1 .5 gy IL T 1-17 W F . L 3 f VV - .-.. l if 1,7 . '-'l ay e . George N. Williams Student Councilg Mod Clubg El. A. A. el Airplane . . QV, , :L W I 4. - . . .qv ., - .,.. .-.1 , '4' ' A. .LL o .L Mariam Jean Williams Thomas A. Williams Vice-Pres. Players' Club '39j Red B4 A' AA Pencil Club '38-'4O. Donald wilson LaVerne Wilson B. A. A. Bandj B. A. A. Ted Wilson B. A. A. Delbert R. Winans Football 2 yrs.g Baseball 2 yrs.: Basketball 2 yrs. Leo Wright B. A. A.g Swimming. ' -A 3 f X7 'ffl fl.+fs-Qfm. wise.-i .. . X sims l Wanda Clarabelle Wilson D. of L.g Comm. Club, Pres.g Swim- ming Clubg Basketballg National Honor Society '4Og J-Hop Dec. Corn. '39. Phyllis Ruth Wood D. of L.j Archery Club '37g Pol. Science Club '395 Little Theater 'BBQ Dec. Com. Fall Frolic '39j Elonor Roll '4Og D. of L. Assembly om. Sidney Wright B. A. A. Page 43 1 .. Q, lea V E. sg. . 5. .V 6 .Y -... is K Pngl- .14 , . te L Ann Kathleen Yeric Student Council: Comm. Club, Sec'y7 Political Science Clubg D. of L. Thomas R. Zelinsky B. A, A.: Property Cam. Jr. Play '385 Dec, Com. r.-Sr, Reception Corn.: Chemistry Clubp Sr. Play Costume Com. Margaret G. Zinn Key Reporterg Chem. Clubp Swim- ming Club: Pal. Science Clubg D. of L.: May Party Dec. Com. '40, Hom-e Economics Club '4O. . f pi 3338? ly Juli line L ,iQ,H ll Zin Hlrmnrium 1921-1935! ND PICT Dorothy Marianne Davy J-Hop Dec. Com. '38j Jr. Play '3Bg Jr.-Sr. Recep, Com. '38g Latin Club '36-'37g Allied Youth Pub, Choir- man '36-'38g Allied Youth New Yecr's Dance Dec. Com. '37-'BSI D. of L. Lawrence Jenks B, A. A. LIRE AVA: LA B LE Victor Fleece B. A. A. Homer Robinson B. A. A. N Robert C. Ziegler Track '38-'39j B. A. A. Walter Zuk B. A. 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M frffh .1 Elixir? 1 .4 . p 1, ,Q ur, -feb 6- 4, .P QL L1 'TX f., ,, Au 4, lggafrpg' Af 00 pfwg, ,,, .,,,.,,... .--Mn -..A .. ...v .Std 1 W il' . , 'qyzjfg-,,T,,,.i.,,......,,,-,,,,,,,, , President Mary Ellis, Secretary Max Avery, Vice-President Ruth Basso, Treasurer Hugh Nipper Junior President's Address T WAS fun to be a junior, for whether we were perched dangerously on top of a ladder, hanging stars in the crepe paper sky for our J-l-lop, or exploring attics in search of suitable costumes for the cast of our play, or even appealing to our downtown merchants for tuxedos and furniture, we were happy working together as a class. When the final curtain dropped on The Gypsy Trail, we were proudly aware of the approval of a large audience, Again when a hundred and twenty-five couples danced gayly at our J-l-lop, we knew that it, also, was a success. The dance which we gave in honor of the Seniors, the Junior-Senior Reception, was our way of telling them that we have enjoyed knowing them, and that we wish them the best of everything. Throughout the year we have seasoned our merry-making with serious thoughts, and have developed a deeper appreciation of our relation to the world, and a clearer recognition of the advantages and responsibilities of being a student in an American school. We desire to thank our adviser, Miss Canon, who has taken a personal interest in all that we have done, and to express our appreciation to Mr. Welsh for the helpful suggestions he has given us. Surely our junior year has been an excellent preparation for the roll which we shall play next year, as Seniors. Puyi' .16 N , nf' 1 ., , , -s . 'Q iz A , in ,L K. .v ,Q it O .. tim! B-ll Study I-lall Pug ,u . ' 3 rx P A E A N f A 'pl.qoMORE , SO A- .. 'M 4597.221 'g K i in . frveclstlug Umtbrgd ra. 4,1 lfqnrt. 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We nominate Gerald Austensen as our class Gable, in spite of his recent seven-told jilt, Rare Phenomenon-Bob Williams, doing his stuff on the debating team. l-le's good, that'boyl Truckmeat iand not so rawl , supplied by our Harvey Clark, hurdle, and Sidney Pullberg, 220 and relay. Now, look at the cooperative limelight-remember The Lost Chord, written by Jane Farley, and having other sophomores in the cast! The Band Follies. How could Mr. Tammi have been so successful without sophomore talent? There was Chuck Sherwood, who did the Mad Russian so well that people stil! cringe when he passes, Dorothy Polk, ot the umbrella monster, our able maestro, Guilford Burger, and many of those luscious Rainbow Girls, whose beautiful singing was almost overlooked because of their equally lovely appearance. Mr. Freed turned cradle robber, too, and snatched a couple of our boys lwho almost stole the shawl for the Junior and Senior plays. Orchids to Emily Rich, who was unable to appear with the class officers, our counselor, Mrs. Hornback, and the faculty, to Mr. Welsh tor his kindness and understanding, and to the upper classmen for their patient endurance. OFFICERS President ......, Eleanor Brewer Vice-President ...... Gus Jettner Secretary-Treasurer .... Dorothy Polk Social Secretary . Charles Sherwood, Emily Rich PUg1U 50 5 mlaiiit 'f.-.J C43 Study I-lall ..:.,,,,,,., h.,,.....,:.,....l.,.g.,..., 7 11,1512 5 A wr 1 ' . - . In-qf3.i.,. X ,, ,, rgqvf X., A ' Amy-,gxL1 A , ...,, J, -wa' 1- . ' L Study Halls First hour, a coke ot Briggs drug store, second hour, we hear StarIit Hour on the vic at the Soda Bar, third hour, we just sit waiting for lunch time at Laily drug store, fourth hour, we read the Superman at Gordon's, fifth hour, another coke with the mob at Bivens, sixth hour, one of Joe's banana splits at the White House. Pug: 53 This is no zoo . . . Stinky . . . Ahhhh . . . Nice look- ing cor, ohywcy . . 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B' Q9 .316 Tix, C' Y' 9 QQ V9 90 Q ,gf v XO 490150-5 Q, 4 4 qv ,ep sg: .g 0 Q, 5 J, Q9 4- 4 A 3' 1' I no 1,01 H: 9965 x 109 V ee, f- 526 C? w E Q, C .sz- Jig 3'-' 'US' ,. .1 V7 -A W S1 E L 5.5 Q- N2 ty 4 qw C039 wif W 4 x9 ',+ Ez - X 'SS' A . EN CBITIC five mi x made 30-9 '9 42, ful? 'NIA' ' , 1.96 fgmzqa 042' r,yf,fj:5 rf 0, ' ' '34?CfJ'4 4' Q70 IQ 434, Qffl JI. I' 7 N urs! 1 x , . Wwe :Wei XX . . X 4-9 X4,u0f,Q,,c+2Tewv me Xa- gow' 26 xngbfcmke oi 5 .AWS exs'0',Ly,e Vw X399 ew' 3- - 09 - we xv 'o X mooox ,pgxgmykfevi 60322, Szgqxflalocr sn My xx 'iewp Otago -A xegngp M5 K-..,N R960 YQQYQ6, C' .ws ms '?'5,x X- sswgxce Nw W O if Pewifhh en ee L A wx W3 Pal ESZSA AQ ff ha' 13,6 fm-2'4ll1 5' O0 ll so X :he SG 1 47,01 ,om . 150151, Q ' zo' ,L H all' In vi t-'fn G f, Uufhfazbf 5, 1 FlRST ROW: Polk, D. Harmon, Holtom, V'!eigand, Sovern, A. Harmon, Gilbert, l-laughey, Hoy, Ward, Brewer, Peters. SECOND ROW: Hunn, Lane, Pixley, Eubank, l-leise, Dickson, R. Williams, Miss Penty ladviserl, Moon, Hoxy, Beem, Good, Fox, Longs, Coleman, Shopoff. THIRD ROW: Ford, Skulstad, Gibbs, McCampbell, Nipper, Cummins, Berry, Holiday, Whalen, Church, G. Williams. FOURTH ROW: Klein, Dunkel, B. Pennock, Anderson, O'Brien, Gorsline, Watson, Gardner, l-larbert, Zimmerman, Turner. Student Council T IS through representation in Student Council that the students of the school assist with the school government and aid in developing spirit, high morale, provide for social activity, and make school life in general more pleasant. Each member of the council represents a sixth hour class or holds a major office in Ci prominent school activity. l-le not only brings suggestions for school betterment to the council, but also freely expresses his own judgment within the council meet- ings, thus making the organization a democratic one. The planning of a Pep Week at the beginning of the football season started the activities of the Fall council. The main project of the Student Council was the remodeling of the drinking fountains in the building. The necessary purchases were paid for through the proceeds of the concessions which were sold at the football games and through student dances after athletic games. The council again planned a Vocational Day, on which local business and professional men and women were invited to the school to speak to the students on various vocations. The council sent representatives to the Five-A League Student Council Con- ferences which were held at Lansing and Ann Arbor in the fall and spring semesters, respectively. The Spring Council changed the location of the flag pole from the Vocational lawn to the lawn at the tunnel entrance, where it is more Centrally located. Various other projects were in the offing as the Paean goes to press. Page 56 N an .., ke, .,,.,,4, V- . V. FIRST ROW: Peters, Lovette, Sullivan, Mikkelborg, Medich, Popovich, Haughey, Gilbert, Harmon, Sovern, Cummins, Whalen, Moy, Good, Fox, Brewer. SECOND ROW: Howlett, Cowles, G. Williams, Burton, Berry, Sophie, D. Avery, Miss Penty lodviserl, B. Williams, M, Avery, Langs, Hammond, Bround, Dameron, Gould, Shopott, THIRD ROW: Jones, Finney, George, Miller, Johnson, Grant, Thorpes, Smith, Morshall, Bagnall, House, Watson, Begg, Roe, Billings, Ellis. Treasurer Robert Sovern, President Milo Gilbert, Vice-President Louis Houghey, Secretory Ann Hormon. Pagg 57 Hmmm-anew Qs X ' 1 . ,' ' T , . , FIRST ROW: Abbey, Edgerton, Grant, Reeves, Bohn, Wilcox, Andress. SECOND ROW: Roberts, McGuire, Edson, Ellis, Lowe, M. Cottrell, M. L. Cottrell, DeGraw, Copeland, Holmes, Peters. THIRD ROW: McCampbell, Sovern, Skulstod, Metz, McCavitt, Holiday, J. Balluff, Berry, Lane, Earl, Dzioba, Rice, Ford. FOURTH ROW: Johnson, O'Brien, Bossa, B. Jacobs, G. Jacobs, Coss, Leslie, Humphrey, Kerr, McGowan, Mr. Batzler iadviserl. Astronomy Club HE Astronomy Club ot Battle Creek High School is composed of students interested in knowing inside facts of astronomy. This year they ground the lens for their telescope. Everyone is given a chance to talk at the meetings and participate in discussions. Mr. Batzler, the club adviser, has given several quizzes obtained from the Sky, a magazine for which the club subscribes. The club members have attended a meeting of the Kalamazoo Amateur Astronomical Association in Kalamazoo where Dr. E. Curtiss, of the University of Michigan, gave an interesting talk and showed slides and movies. Many social activities were enjoyed during the year. This year there was a Thanksgiving party and initiation at the Postum Club House. A final picnic was held at the end of the year. The club meets every other Wednesday evening. OFFICERS President ..... Janette Andress Vice-President , . Richard Lane Secretary . . . Becky Abbey Treasurer . . Mildred Jettner Page 58 N 1,',. .i-, , -Piixl, ' f, fa-144:41 I I l I ....,,.,.,. I FIRST ROW: Gardner, Riste, Allen, Harbert, Badger, Becker, Dooty. SECOND ROW: Buckley, Hodges, Miss McCowen iadviserl, Whitcome, Fagan, THIRD ROW: King, Hinman, Main, Hamilton, Turner, Farley. Book Club l C k H' h School four years ago tor HE Book Club was organized in Batt e ree ig the purpose at acquainting its members with contemporary literature and developing among them a critical appreciation ot modern books and writers. During the year the reading program has included many novels, plays, short stories, and non-fictional books with reviews given by the various members on such works as Escape, The Theater, Ot Mice and Men, Grapes of Wrath, and Address Unknown. At one of the most interesting meetings at the year, Miss Mavie Boho librarian at the Willard Library, reviewed So Stands the Rock, by Anne Miller ' d d n inter retive Downers. At another interesting meeting the members atten e a p ' t Th Nazarene by Scholem Asch given by Kathryn Turney Garten. nna, review o e , , The meetings are held on alternating Wednesday evenings in the homes of the members. The club is limited to twenty members. OFFICERS President ..... Suzanne Harbert Secretary . . . . Anne Farley Treasurer . . . . Jeanne Fagan Faculty Adviser . . Miss McCowan Page 59 't' if'9'l ' ' I in 'x xx FIRST ROW: Shopoff, Lane, Richards, Sovern, Harmon, Main, BUClOS, Earl- SECOND ROW: Bohn, Ogden, Abbey, Clarke, English, Minges, Mr. Gibbs ladviserl, Harbert, Kishpaugh, Gardner, Brigstock, Hedman, Zinn. THIRD ROW: Weekes, Walz, Skulstacl, Haughey, K. lsham, Munro, Cummins, Balluff, Gould, DeMaso, Graff, Pennock. FOURTH ROW: Jettner, Johnson, Gerhman, Vandy Bogart, Williams, Castelein, B. Jacobs, Thomson, Thorpe, Wilcox, Armstrong, Coyle. Political Science Club HE Political Science Club, under the supervision of Mr. Earle Gibbs, has become one of the most informative activities in Battle Creek High School. Since the future of American government lies in the hands of the youth of today, the Political Science Club is aiming to make the future bright through practical education and training. Among the guest speakers which the club sponsored this year were: City Attorney Walter P. North, who spoke on city government, Mr. Naseeb Damoose, who gave his earnest opinion of American democracy, Lieutenant Anders, of the traffic division of the Police Department, who spoke on safety, Representative Jack Neller, who gave an account of state government, and Mr. Verner Main, who acquainted us with political conventions. We truly believe that this has been a successful year for the Political Science Club. OFFICERS President ....... Robert Sovern Vice-President ...... Richard Lane Secretaries . Ann Harmon, Marjorie Hughes Treasurer ....... Shirley Richards Program Chairman . . Stuart Main Page 60 N . ,, .mi . , , ,ip - i.. 'f'iif'. --6 l i 1 O lv 4 V SEATED: Dameron, Williams, Burmeister, lden, Watson, Jacobs, J. Main, Howell, Lowe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Freed ladviserl, Ford, Austensen, Lane, S. Main, Gault, Skulstad, Sovern, Walters, Palmer, Miss Burke tadviserl. THIRD ROW: Owen, Harmon, Traut, Longwell, Reeves, Wilkins, Whiting, Bentley, Zull. Players' Club HE Players' Club is the school dramatic organization. The club is active in providing programs for school assemblies, and for outside organizations. Among the many programs this year in which the club has participated are the Armistice Day, Christmas, G. O., and several pep assemblies. The members pre- pared a one-act play which was presented at Marshall at the annual play festival. ln order to become a member, one must serve an apprenticeship for one semester. The main purpose of the club is to develop poise and dramatic ability. OFFICERS President .... Constance Howell Vice-President . . Mariam Williams Secretary . . . Marjorie Lowe Treasurer . . Jim Dameron .. T125 1- bfi -7Qii,v'--TK ,, . . ,f.-.nfs V. - .il Z 5 g ,,....,s.' 3' 1- 1 ml?S 3.'v. Page 61 N, . lx ,-1,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,. -mv Y Y., FIRST ROW: Sullivan, Lane, Haas, Conklin, Simmons, Hanna, Maclnnis. SECOND ROW: Godde, Main, Sovern, Munro, Mrs. Fuller ladviserl, Cummins, Skulstad, Watson, lden. Allied Youth LLIED YOUTH was organized in Battle Creek to inform young people of the dangers of alcoholic beverages, and to provide activities whereby they can be tree ot these dangers. The club meets bi-monthly and boasts of seventy-five new members for this year, totaling a membership of two hundred titty students. Cooperating with other Allied Youth posts in Michigan, the local post has joined in a drive against liquor advertisements in magazines and bill boards. They have also heard various speakers on this subject throughout the year. The Allied Youthers began their social activities the day after school started with an open house dance, to which they invited all students in high school. Approximately 300 attended. Similar dances have followed for members and friends at which Bill l-larrington's and Bob Weller's orchestras have played. Vic dances were also popular alter business meetings during December and January. OFFICERS President . . .... Frank Conklin Vice-President . . . l-larley Simmons Secretary ,,...... lvaline Haas Corresponding Secretary . Ella .lean Maclnnis Treasurer .... . . . Dick Lane Page 62 N o .1 - ' lllfllflv .A , .. I E i : ' . .s.,. -.,.,e1..w:44.t.: ' ' f ' , ff T45 8 .. fafv. MVT- fan' '- ff- -1 . FIRST ROW: Williams, Gardner, Mr. Johnson ladviserl, Howlett, White. SECOND ROW: Young, Flynn, Crummel, Paul, Pawson, Jettner. THIRD ROW: Kellogg, Cook, Ludlum, Walters, Metkap. Hi-Y HE Battle Creek high school Hi-Y Club has been organized in this school for several years. The club is composed of active and high standing fellows. There- fore, Central High School can expect great things in the future years from the Hi-Y Fellowship. The Hi-Y has been very fortunate in the past year in having for their adviser, Mr. Johnson, who has so faithfully worked with them in maintaining a good club. The Hi-Y Fellowship is very closely connected with the Young Men's Christian Association, which is building at present a new headquarters on Northeast Capital. Because of this fine building, the Hi-Y is trying to secure more members, members who will share with them many good times in this building. The l-li-Y Fellowship has had in the last year many an interesting conference with members throughout the state. OFFICERS President ...... George White Vice-President . . Leigh Howlett Secretary . . . Thomas Ludlum Treasurer . . Robert Crummel Page 63 mai., . it ,- , . vs .Ati . int ,,., Ali2d5iuQllmlmwal4wifEsr . f i-1- , RX FIRST ROW: Salisbury, Begg, Wooley, Edson, Marvin. SECOND ROW: Geeison, Brooks, Castelein, Spaulding, English, Caldwell. Gamma Rho Club HE Gamma Rho Club is for high school Girl Reserves, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. The club has a membership ot twenty girls. Our activities are divided into three groups-service, social, and character building. Under service girls have made scrap books for the children's ward in the local hospitals, Christmas baskets, a baked goods sale, and favors tor the Emily Andrus Home. Our social activities included a pot-luck supper, hikes, a Christmas party and theater party. Under character building we have had a talk by Miss Emily Marsh, Miss Grace Hall, and several round-table discussions. Another activity was a style show given at the Y. W. C. A., March l2th. Members of the club modeled and the clothes were furnished by local stores. The show was attended by l5O. This year the Battle Creek Girl Reserves were hostesses to a state G. R. con- vention, which was held February l6th, l7th and l8th. Our delegates were Doris Castelein and Alto Salisbury. The outstanding event of the convention was a talk by Miss Hilda Taba, from the department of education of the University of Chicago. OFFICERS President ....... Gail Ulrich Vice-President . . Greta Christoftenson Secretary .,.... Alta Salisbury Treasurer . . . June Caldwell Page O4 N 1 . 4 mtv? V -1 fm fi' . 4 1 'IlJ'-- -' FIRST ROW: Young, Hodgson, B. Kishpaugh, Smith, F. Kishpaugh, Brudii. SECOND ROW: Weddle, Cole, Gould, Halloran, Cole, Hollingshead, Amelia Earhart Girl Reserves t HE Amelia Earhart Club was organized six years ago. Almost all of the charter members are still active in the club. The meetings are held weekly at the homes of the members. Club activities cover welfare, educational, and social phases. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets were given to deserving families, and some of the meetings are devoted to sewing for the Needlework Guild. The educational program consists of group discussions on various topics of interest and guest speakers are invited occasionally, Some of this year's social activities were the Mother's Day Tea, and the Hallo- we'en and Christmas parties. Delegates are sent to the state conference each summer and winter. The club is open to all high school girls. Miss Angeline Parks is club adviser. OFFICERS President .... Frances Kishpaugh Vice-President . . Marguerite Young Secretary . . . . . Esther Weddle Treasurer . . Barbara Hollingshead Page 65 -- H W '-A ,: FIRST ROW: Hunn, Nordman, May, Malcuit, Balluff, Vaugh, Pennock, Dilts, Grasher, Shopoff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Verhoek ladviserl, Hanlan, lden, Watson, Wilkins, Gorsline, Jacobs, Gardner, King, Miss Burke ladviserl. THIRD ROW: Wagner, Clemons, Reed, Harmon, Laffi, Rice, Caldwell, Doody, Durkin, Badger, Snyder, Allen, Becker, Randall. FOURTH ROW: Moon, Boehm, Finney, Hicks, Zinn, Synden, Verity, Palmer, Peffer, Hodges, Wagner. Central Key HE Central Key, the printed voice of the school, 'provides the students with intimate glimpses of their classmates and records the events of the school year. Starting in l908, in the form of a booklet, the Key has progressed steadily since. ln l93l, it became a four-page newspaper, appearing twice a month. Two new features were added this year-Centralia, which gives a brief resume of assemblies, pep meetings, and lectures, and Kitty Korner, which offers interesting side lights on the students. Among the outside activities of the staff were trips to the newly inaugurated district press conference in Kalamazoo and to the annual press conference in Ann Arbor, where they gained many constructive ideas. Miss Burke completed a successful first year as adviser, while Mr. Verhoek served as business adviser. STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Dorothy Ann Gardner Editorial Board - Barbara Hicks, Robert Shopoff, Barbara Iden, Howard Grasher, Hazel Williams. Pixy: 00 S ! ' . PM , .,P F, . 1 -W ..-.-..s '- -'t l If X' .: ., tl 'J PF- . J. fn,',1,,g?w,,.' ' i,f',s',-'.'.'i'i?-1 ' ' 2' ' . '- '.41!-IQI-i ef ' .Q ' I in ' ' xii - if ' '11 525, z..-1' e ' . I i-1. .. ,f .f 41 SEATED: Peters, Leslie, Earl, Berry, Shopoff, Holiday, Wilkins, Kalvoord. STANDING: Lane, Lake, Mr. Verhoek ladviserl, Manby, Johnson. Paean Board B HE l94O Paean Board has endeavored to carry out a new era in Paean publi- cations. Through the cooperation of the many different organizations, teachers and students, the board has planned the Paean so that it would contain many new features and ideas. lt is the sincere wish of the Paean board that the l94O Paean will maintain the high standard established by the former yearbooks. Each member of the staff has collaborated in the publication of the Paean to the best of his ability. Robert Shopoff, who has had previous literary experience, was the capable editor-in-chief. The many problems that face a new staff were ably worked out through the aid of Mr. Verhoek, who has supervised the edition of the Paean for the last three years. Page 67 1 ww 'fs X , 2 Robert Williams, Richard Ford, Mr. Postma lcoachl, Stuart Main, Bob Crummel. Debate Team FTER a highly successful season last year, the Central High School debating squad again swung into action with the opening of school in September. Keen interest was shown in this year's subject, Resolved 2' That the Federal Govern- ment should own and operate the railroads. The debaters learned rnuch about our intricate transportation system by their study and research on this subject. The team consisted of Dick Ford and Stuart Main, veterans of previous years, and Bob Williams, a promising sophomore. Bob Crummel acted as alternate. The team warmed up by taking part successfully in several practice tourna- ments. ln the regular inter-school debates, Battle Creek was victorious over Lansing Central and Grand Rapids Christian, but was defeated by Jackson and Grand Rapids Central. Largely responsible for the past successes of the debate department is Coach John W. Postma. His able and competent coaching and his thorough knowledge of debate technique have combined to make him one of the best coaches in Michigan and, debating under his capable direction, we look forward to another big year. Page 68 N e .vlilllxiulth . , A 2 s. ' FIRST ROW: Williams, Goodrich, Kellogg, Miss Judd ladviserl, Copeland. SECOND ROW: Griffen, Farley, Owen, Snyder. THIRD ROW: Hanlon, J. Cottrell, Wilklow, Kendrick, Wilkins. Red Pencil Club . HE members of the Red Pencil Club get together informally twice a month to display their artistic and literary creations, and to give constructive criticisms to the products of other members. Each semester the members choose new members by judging the artistic entries of students who write under pen names. Real names are written on a separate piece of paper and enclosed in envelopes until the club has decided which entries are the best. When these are selected, the real name of the artist is discovered, and he or she is invited to join the club. The club is composed of poets, short-story writers, dramatics, painters and other artists who wish to improve their creative abilities. Meetings have been held at the home of James Emmerson and, recently, at the Sanitarium, from seventy-thirty until between nine and ten. The faculty adviser of the group is Miss Florence Judd. BOARD OF GOVERNORS Hazel Wilkins James Emmerson Gale Hanlan Page 69 f 'W E , -. -s V-, , . , f 'E-l 'ff je! - 2. ,A 4' , .-' ' l 'A ,, arm 4. Q. lf? Aitisrhhh. FlRST ROW: Doody, Brenner, Clark, Vandy Bogart, Hoyt, Gorsline, Sovern, Blashtield, Kerr Wilcox, Kendrick, Hills, Leslie, Lowe, Brigstock, Bunn, SECOND ROW: Henning, Sullivan, Williams, Fisher, Baker, Doud, Walters, S. Williams, Krupiarz, Lusk, Mr. Phares, Alspaugh, T. Cummins, Rice, Seage, Byles, Van Camp, Quarter- mane, Pilling, Truble, Wagnor, Beomeister. THIRD ROW: Eubank, Gibson, Earl, Tadman, Holiday, Berry, Greenawalt, Larsen, D. Cummins, Lane, Pulsipher, W. Edgerton, Betz, McCampbell, McCavit, Behan. TOP ROW: Munn, Zinn, Yekimott, Rice, Clemens, Andress, Reeves, Gardner, Armour, S, Miller, Harmon, M. Edgerton, Marvin, Swan, Holmes, Cordier, Blair. 1 Chemistry Club HE Chemistry Club, under the supervision ot Loyal I. Phares, has sponsored numerous activities this year. The one-day trip to the Studebaker plant in South Bend was the major event of the year. Over fifty members visited the plant, where they had luncheon. In the afternoon they toured the campus of Notre Dame University, The purpose of the club is to promote a greater knowledge of the every-day workings of chemistry. Besides the trip to South Bend, the club visited one of the local bread companies. ln February the club held its annual initiation in the lower halls of the High School. Twenty-tive new candidates were admitted into the organization. The older members sent them through various stunts which had little to do with chemistry. Pins have been ordered by the members this year, which is something new for the Chemistry Club. OFFICERS President ..... Don Blashtield Vice-President , . Robert Sovern Secretary . . . Margaret Kerr Treasurer . . Ven Etta Wilcox Pagz' 70 N H V U x ., -....fs.,.,W , I i , . Y t'-.QL ln i l THlRD YEAR MEMBERS: First Row-Van Camp, White, V. Galloway, Buchanan, Mikkelborg, Durrstine, H, Simmons. Second Row-Harris, Langworthy, House, N. Galloway, Lake, Williams, Kerr, Cate, Richards. Third Row: Mr. Phares ladviserl, Wilcox, Buys, Brigstock, Minges, Gibson, DeRushia, Brady, Brandenburg. REGULAR MEMBERS' First Row-Lauer, Prianto, R, Gault, Johnson, Peters, Priest, Stow, Steele, Livingston, Guchess, Fox, Garrett, Richards. Second Row-A. Gault, Simmons, ' ' ' Th' cl Hagel- shaw, Spyker, Gibson, Byles, McAllister, Shiflea, Goodrich, Gore, Doud, Rook. ir Row- Clark Ballard, Bailey, Bryant, Baker, Williams, Mickel, Wade, Moore, Sackitt, Reed. Fourth ' Brady. Row-iHunt, Baughman, Hodgson, Hill, Kishpaugh, Spaulding, D. Grant, Rowe, C. Grant, Usher Club HE Usher Club under the supervision of Mr. Phares, has successfully served th o munit 'and school during the past year by contributing its services for e c m y various programs held in the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium. These included among l ' FI d thers the Navy Band Concert the French movie, A Carniva in an ers, 0 I Moonlight Sonata, Elissa Landi, Michigan Education Association Conference, Mikado in Swing, Dr. Compton, Joe Sanders and his Orchestra, the Junior Class l C t 'n John Craig Dr Sacher Civic Symphony Orchestra Concert, Dr. P ay, ap ai , . , Vincent Band Follies, H. V. Kaltenborn-Lecture, High School Band Concert, Mrs. Roosevelt, the Senior Class Play, the Civic Orchestra Concert, and the Commence- ment Exercises. OFFICERS President ..... Fred Buchanan Vice-President . . . Novella Galloway Secretary . . . . Lauretta Cate Treasurer . . . Ven Etta Wilcox Page 71 SEATED: O'Brien, Smith, Anderson, Farley, Basso. STANDING: Buckley, Leslie, Miss Alexander ladviserl, Gorsline, Lowe, Peters, Miss Penty ladviserl. D. ol L. HE Daughters of Liberty is one of the outstanding service organizations in high school. Every girl becomes a member upon entering high school. A board of ten girls, elected by the girl students, does the essential work of the group. This year the annual teas were given for the sophomore girls in September, in the W. K. Kellogg social hall and in February in the parlors of the Y. W. C. A. On November l8th the Fall Frolic, the annual girl date boy dance, was held after the Kazoo game. At Christmas time, silk hose were distributed to deserving high school girls and the organization gave money to buy meat for the Christmas baskets. The Bearcat hand-book was the spring project and the May Party, the D. of L.'s spring formal, was held. In April, a style show was presented to the girls at a separate assembly. The i939-40 year was a full and successful one tor the Daughters of Liberty. D. OF L. BOARD President ...... Alice Peters Vice-President . . . Marjorie Lowe Secretary ...., Anne Farley Treasurer . . . Harriett Ann Leslie Betty Buckley Jean Anderson Betty O'Brien Ruth Basso Eleanor Smith Mary Gorsline Page 72 N mr. get . ..f...at. - V . JJ? Fa . .E- J 3 4 ' A MW., FIRST ROW: Chodderdon, Vandy Bogurt, Humphreys, B. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Miss Alexander ladviserl, Watson, G, Jacobs, Larke, Nusbaum, Edmonson, McCreery, Godde. THIRD ROW: Pennock, Sprout, Smith, Greenawalt, Walton, R. Skulstad, Cummings, Setterberg. FOURTH ROW: Durkin, Scott, Haas, Sophie, Moon, Green, Holtom. Spanish Club . ll A TERTULlA, the Spanish Club, is now in its fourth consecutive year of existence under the capable supervision of Miss Alexander, faculty adviser. The club has increased its membership yearly until now it has a member- ship that is considerably larger than when it first started up in l936. The main im of the club is to promote greater interest in the habits and customs of the a Spanish speaking people. The members of the club hold their meetings every other Thursday. During these meetings games are played and some member of the club ives a report on Spanish speaking countries and their people. Anyone is eligible Q to become a member of the Spanish Club if he has completed one or more years of Spanish. 1 t During the year the members enjoy many interesting parties and get-togethers. This year the club held a picnic at Genevieve Jacobs' house, 206 West Goguac, at which time a scavenger hunt was held. Enthusiasm ran high at this gathering and a very enioyable time was had by all who attended. The annual Christmas Party was held January l6th, which corresponds to the date that Christmas is celebrated in Spain. At this gathering the club members all exchange gifts and Spanish games and customs are carried on. The Spanish play presented by the club mem- bers this spring at the annual Big Fiesta in Postum Club House was the high point of the year's activities. OFFICERS President ....... Sally Larke Vice-President . . . Margaret Watson Secretary . . . Harold Sprout Page 73 3 22'3J5Tlx ',.f 5:.' ' vt l'f'f.'?L.iFl1'e.s- A ll nm ' Aff I -. . ' 1 rr I -F-,YYY ,,,, ,dm ,W X , 1 ,H Cru., ,-.. M- , FIRST ROW: Pennock, Rice, Balluff, Bush, Munro, Cummins, Main, Berry, Ford. SECOND ROW: Manby, Earl, Fuller, Cole, Sootsman, Lampert, Quartermain, Heise, Braund, Holley, THIRD ROW: Shapoff, McCarnpbell, Sovern, Haughey, Gilbert, Squier, Gould, Kirkland, French. Boys' Achievement Club HE Boys' Achievement Club, as the name implies, is a group of high SChOOl boys who have gained honor through participation in academic or athletic activities in the school. To obtain membership, a boy must be recommended by three of his teachers, his counselor, his principal, two members of the club, and be approved by the board of directors. The purpose of the club is to encourage individual initiative, to give a fuller opportunity for the expression of school citizenship, and attempt to further any enterprise which would benefit the school. - The club nominates the boys to attend Wolverine Boys' State and also selects one of its members to receive an honorary gift or book from the Danforth Institute, OFFICERS President ....... Dick Ford Vice-President . . Herbert Sootsman Secretary . . , Dean Cummins Treasurer .... . . Bob Sovern Activity Chairman . . Clayton Berry Membership Director . . Burr Manby Page 74 N . . 1.,,. ' .A'zlTY lL, ' mr s -tau-54.1 FIRST ROW: Livengood, Young, Robinson, LaRose, Schoder, Engle, SECOND ROW: Allen, Solisbury, Patterson, Shives, Miss Knudsen lodviserl, Cordier, Peet. THIRD ROW: Knapp, Lee, Priest, Stove, Miss Seedortt lodviserl, FOURTH ROW: Moore, Rolfe, Judd, Engles. Outdoor Club HE Outdoor Club is a comparatively new club, and is for girls who enjoy out- door octivities. There are about twenty-tive rnernbers. The club meets every . . . . . . h other Wednesday. There are many activities included in this club, suc os hiking, bicycle riding, skating, and pot-lucks. The hike to the Kellogg Reservation was the most outstanding this year. After h ' I had a ot luck supper ot Naomi Shive's hiking around the reservations, t e girs p - house. A Miss Knudsen and Miss Seedort are the advisers for the group. The president ot the club is Jean Robinson. Ptlgif ,f -1-1. .f,,,s,-f f Auf- , - . ' ' - - L A-ifzir-l-imffs. FlRST ROW: J. Cornielus, Berles, Pierce, Neusbaum, Judd, Hamlin, Snyder. SECOND ROW: Yaw, Zull, Abbey, Wilson, Bundy, Britten, Palmer, Bell. THIRD ROW: Bowen, Edison, G. Cornielus, Pennock, Wagner, McLean. Commercial Club HE Commercial Club was continued this year for any student interested in commercial work. The one requirement necessary was that the student had to take at least one subject in the Commercial Department. The club was organized in order to influence the student educationally as well as socially. Keeping this in mind, the club visited the First National Bank, and also some members witnessed a demonstration ot the latest models in mimeographs. We have enjoyed social activities as well, which include a l-lallowe'en Party in Room 204, a Christmas Party in the model suite, and a Pot-luck Supper, which was carried out in a very enjoyable manner, at the home ot Geraldine Pierce. At this time, Angeline Zull gave on excellent review ot the book, She Strives to Conquer. OFFICERS President ..... Wanda Wilson Vice-President .,.. Maxine Abbey Secretaries . . Ann Yeric, Reva Bundy Faculty Adviser . . Miss Schermerhorn Page 76 S E . ,A,- mu. FIRST ROW: McCullough, Bell, Eveleth, Boehm, Miss Hall ladviserl, Mrs. Seltenrich ladviserl, Raymer, lden, Edmondson, Peters. SECOND ROW: Leighton, Rice, Sprout, Holiday, Ordway, Shafer, Sovern, Jettner. Y Student Dance Committee, ROVIDING a welcome release from studies, the Y dances, held bi-monthly at the Y. W. C. A. building, have become a tradition with Battle Creek students. Arrangements are made by the Y Student Dance Committee, with Miss Grace Hall, Y secretary, and Mrs. J. J. Seltenrich as active advisers. These dances are chaperoned by local persons especially interested in the social activities of high school students. Bob Weller and Bill Harrington with their respective orchestras have, alternately, furnished the music tor the dances. Several new members have been added to the group, and the enrollment now stands at eighteen. OFFICERS Co-Chairmen . Alice Peters, Eldora Raymer Secretary-Treasurer .... Polly Boehm Chairman, Decoration Committee . Bill Leighton P050 77 FLUTES: Billy Burr, Robert Jeffery. OBOES: Bill Leighton, Dick Raymer. BASSOONS2 Charles Francis, Terence Howard. CLARINETS: Gordon Goodrich, Robert Yarger, Robert McCampbell, Joe Krupiarz, Kenneth Brandli, Stuart Williams, Donald Blair, Steve Dimitri, John Van Andel, Charles Shook, Robert Engelhart, Bernard Malcuit, Eugene Wilber, Harry Coulter, Keith Cantrell, Bud Corey, Clarence Crane, Charles Sherwood, Keith Vincent, Don Watkins, Joe Wells. ALTO CLARINET: LaVerne Wilson. BASS CLARINETS: Wilford Sackitt, Richard Savage. ALTO SAXOPHONES: Leno DeMaso, Nelson Verseput, TENOR SAXOPHONES: Richard Pierce, Eugene Wells. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Bruce VanDongen. CORNETS: Frederic Bush, Leslie VanWagner, Hugh Nipper, Bill Harrington, John Palmer, Joe Cornell. TRUMPETS: Georgia Houghtaling, Doris Cordier, Don Martin. TROMBONES: Barbara Thorp, Clifford Ferree, James Davis, Ervie Rich, Richard Carter, Myrl Knights. BARITONES: Lee DeMond, Elwin Drake, Bob Hagelshaw, Bob Skoog, Donald Yarger. FRENCH HORNS: Loren Arney, Charles Alday, Lee Boston, Lawrence DeBow, Bill MacCreery, Jack Smallidge, Dick Westcott, June Gowell. BASSES: Charles Read, Kenneth lsham, Bill Brewer, Joe Fuller, Judson Latta, Billy Lutz. STRING BASS: Gennaveve Jacob. PERCUSSIONZ Gordon Braund, Maurice Pennock, Guilford Burger, Curtis McCavitt, Jack McMahon. Band ATTLE CREEK, for the year l939-40, saw the finestmarching and concert band this school has turned out. The success, of course, is due to its very capable director, Paul Tammi. Probably the high spot of the band's year was the National High School Band contest, which was held here with the country's finest bands from the four states of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan competing. Besides this event, the band went on three trips during the football season, and in the spring went to Kalamazoo to the regional contest, and Ann Arbor to the State High School Band Contest, Holland to the Tulip Festival, played for World-at-Our- Door lectures, pep meetings, and gave a very fine annual Spring Concert. OFFICERS President .... Robert McCampbell Vice-President . . . Robert Yarger Secretary . . . Hugh Nipper Treasurer . . Curtis McCavitt Page 78 N nn, . . . 0... . -' K ff?-'fi - w- ' f ' ,..,, 11, ,. ,i. Q 1' F ' ' , ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: Myra Segar, Dale Hulbert, Armol Jean Dunkel, Anna Mae Chamberlin, Dorothy Lutz, James Petcoff. CELLOS: Donald Tuck, Avonelle Simpson, Beulah Liddicoat, Charles Everest, Maxin Davis. VIOLAS: Carolyn MacCreery, Bill Haddock, Betty Lake. CLARINETSZ Edith West, Joe Wells, CORNETS: Bill Harrington, Doris Cordier, Lenora Huggett, Robert Lippincott. TROMBONES: Barbara Thorpe, Ervie Rich. BASE: Maurice Schram, Genieveve Jacobs. DRUMS: Guilford Burger, Gordon Braund, Maurice Pennock. HORNS: Lawrence DeBow, Charles Alday, Lauren Arney, June Gowell. ' CHORUS Colene Arney, Charles Bibbings, Jean Binegar, Francis Bostater, Phyllis Brooks, Robert Bryant, Anna Mae Chamberlin, Dorothy Clarke, Frances Covell, Mildred Crain, James Dameron, Bob Engelhardt, Jane Farley, Bertine Frazier, Jurel Fullerton, Rynilda Gehrman, Gerald Grover, Mary Jane Guchess, Hazel Gulley, Viola Harris, Naida Jean Henry, Winnona Herrell, Beverly Hinn, Georgia Houghtaling, Dale Hulbert, Cresent Johnson, Biil Jones, Jeanne Jones, Doris Juckett, Jane King, Gaii Kinney, Beulah Liddicott, Marie Manby, Stuart Main, James Matthews, William Melbe, Marjorie Morse, Betty Osmun, Eldora Raymer, Thelma Silence, Carolyn Smith, Maxine Trombley, Donald Tuck, Marvin Unruh, Alyce Warfield, Margaret Watson, Julia Weir, Genieveve Jacobs. Orchestra and Chorus HE Battle Creek High School Orchestra and Chorus, under the capable leader- ship of Director Paul Tammi, completed another successful year, The orchestra has presented itself this year to numerous functions. Among them were assemblies, the M. E. A. convention, the Junior and Senior plays, presentation of the Mikado, and a program of Strauss' waltzes, both in combination with the chorus. The chorus also displayed their talent at school assemblies, Parent- Teachers' Association meetings and several programs at the local dinner clubs. Throughout the year the students of Central have enjoyed and applauded the work ot both groups. The officers of the orchestra this year werei President, Myra Segur, secretary, Doris Cordier, treasurer, Lenora Huggett. Pflgf' 79 ' rf. wt A colorful formof' lon of the BI B C All the boys to in strc' ue and Gold e the mark xght 1?J lines headed by the drum mojo mojoretfes. Page 80 rs ond The eighty-piece march ing band of Ce School ntral Hi - forrnin and ' gh g the Trylon Perusphere. l 1 ff Quo . . 'eil , Top to bottom, left to right: Who? lt's Jean Binegar . . . House party aftermath . . . Fashions a la Hazel Wilkins . . . Four smart gals . . . Kellogg's lPlugl , . . More nion-by Homes . . . 7 . Bogie mon Editor fas ' dy, gals, . . ie, says d in- Win . . . Poor pass Shopoff . . . Young an nocent Mildred Jettner. Page Whiclw is the ass? , . Th there , . , l-low You ou , ere, borin ght'a se gays g . . , e the Jackson ...What a mess. . Somewhere over the Rainbow . . . Well, thraw it . . . Steadici , . . The Flitzee l?l bunch . . . Grrrrrr . it to 'enm . . Give 82 Snaps V, Ji.. l:l,zf13, Top to bottom, left to right Next . . .The big night. . . All dressed up . . . This is the life . . . How shocking ...Pals...Asusuc1l... War paint . . . 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Art Howland and his orchestra were engaged for the evening. The walls of the gymnasium were decorated with large colored cut-outs ot Shadow, Mickey Mouse, Popeye, Pete, the tramp, Pinnochio, and many other famous comic strip characters prepared by Bob Nordman. The name of a well-known senior graced each cartoon. A big bunch of varied color balloons hung from the center of the ceiling. Committee chairmen were Louis Haughey, orchestra, Gordon Braund, publicity, Clayton Berry, tickets, Dick Ford, decorations. Senior class officers served on the reception committee. Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tammi, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibbs, Miss Algretta Knudsen, Mr. Bob Mowerson and Miss Florence Judd. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Geyer, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Price and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welsh. Page 84 N fm J-l-lop U ENEATH a starry sky of blue and silver the S. S. Class of '41 sailed down the hours, while on board enthusiastic passengers danced away never-to-be for- gotten moments to the smooth music of George King and his orchestra. This was the J-Hop sponsored by the Junior Class, held in the girls' gymnasium February lOth, from 9 to l2, with lZ5 couples attending. The gym was decorated with a false ceiling of blue crepe paper, hung with bright silver stars. Silhouettes of ships and sea-faring symbols and tall, impressive palm trees carried out the nautical theme. Committee chairmen were Hugh Nipper, music, Mary Ellis, decorations, Bill Harrington, publicity, Max Avery, invitations, Ruth Basso, reception. Guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Geyer, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Price. Chaperons were Mr. ancl Mrs. E. W. Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Verhoek. Page 85 .,.. .y ,, Fall Frolic Il FTER the game was over . . . And so began another memorable evening with the spirit of football in every dancer's heart. This was the annual Fall Frolic, sponsored by the Daughters of Liberty, held November l8th, in the girls' gymnasium on the night following the Battle Creek-Kalamazoo football game. lt was the first girl-date-boy dance of the year. Bob Dean and his orchestra played. Long streamers of red and white crepe paper lKalamazool and blue and yellow lBattle Creekl hung low over the dance floor to form a gay false ceiling. Cut-outs and scribbling on the walls carried out the football motif. Marjorie Lowe was general chairman. Committee chairmen were Alice Peters, decorations, Bettie O'Brien, publicity, Anne Farley, orchestra, Mary Gorsline, chap- erons, and Harriett Ann Leslie, tickets. Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Tammi and Mr. and Mrs. N. Max Ermisch. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Geyer, Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Price and Dr. and Mrs. O. l. Frederick. Page 86 S . 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The members of the assisting com- mittees are Maxine Abbey, Janette Andress, Carleen Barger, Marian Berles, Mar- guerite Bloom, Polly Boehm, Eleanor Brewer, Mary Chaffee, Diana Clemons, Aletha Copeland, Bonnie Doody, Rita Durkin, Carol Edmunson, Shirley Farley, Jean Greena walt, lvaline Haas, Ann Harmon, Betty Henning, Pat Hodges, Bonnie LaParl, Joan Lotfi, Maxine Moon, Eldora Raymer, Phyllis Reeves, Mary Louise Rice, Mary Turner, Mary Jane Wagner, Virginia Westphal, Margaret Zinn, Barbara Hicks, Jane King, Kathryn Harvey, Thyrsa Becker, Jean LaParl, Mary Bloom, Margaret Watson, Kar- leen Keeney, Ruth Basso, Bettie O'Brien, Eleanor Smith and Betty Buckley. Page 87 .-, :'vj . :l,:fz:.,.'g' V ' ' -.1 Q, '.-',.i1 , L ' ,:' 1 ,L . ' 1 -- 1 .i- q..:5- Q- . ' 'M' -x. Student Council Party IGHTY couples danced to the music of Ernie Hayden and his orchestra at the Student Council formal dance held December l6th in the girls' gymnasium. lt was the first of its kind ever sponsored by the Student Council. Proceeds were used to improve the school drinking fountains. The gym was decorated with long blue and silver crepe paper streamers hung from the lights, and the ceiling was centered with a huge cluster of blue and silver balloons and one big silver star. Margaret Watson and Arthur Skulstad were co-chairmen. Mary Gorsline was in charge of decorationsg Bob McCampbell, orchestrag and Mike Gilbert, guests and Chaperons. Chaperons were Miss Otha McCracken, Miss Mary Jane l-lornback, Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Verhoek, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roof and Miss Florence Judd. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Price. Page 88 S wi I 1 .Junior-Senior Reception the Junior class will be held in the Girls' Gymnasium, May 29th, after Commencement. Plans have not been completed for the dance as the Paean goes to press. The affair will be informal. d Mary Ellis, president of the Junior closs, is general chairman of the ance. Members of the various committees include: Music-Margaret Watson, chair- an Hugh Nipper Bill Hammond, Peggy Collie, Decorations-Bob Yarger, chair- HE reception of the graduating Seniors by m 1 1 man, Barbara Hughes, Mildred Ellis, Janis Gibbs, Louis Vista, Donald Eubank, Marilyn Jones, Robert Abbot, Dorothy Billings, lvaline Haas, Harriett Halloran, Frances Kishpaugh, Frances Covil, Junior Winter, Leslie Houseman, Margaret Young, Richard Seage, Kenneth Brandli, Mildred Hurd, Philip Forsythe, Guy Mal- cuit, Raymond Britton, Ruth Basso, Docia Petter, Ada McDonald, Robert Kellogg, Lelda Miles, Betty Lillie, June Morse, Programs and Tickets-Helen Sidoric, chair- ' ' ' --L Maurer, chairman, Ellaiean man, Walter Kennedy, James Davis, Reception eo Maclnnes, Lillian Verity, Joyce Snyder, Bill Harrington, Max Avery. 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Senior Play Page Q2 N u0ur Town HERE isn't a great deal left to say about the Senior play, Our Town, chosen by the Senior class ,of l94O for their annual production. lt has been judged by many as the finest Senior play ever produced in Battle Creek All honors, however, go to Mr. Thorton Wilder for writing such a sincere, inspiring vehicle as Our Town, and to Mr. Edward Freed for his invaluable directing. Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize play is given on a bare stage with tables, chairs, step-ladders and trellises, the only properties used. The philosophical stage manager tells the story of the little town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, of the common folk who live there, and how they meet everyday life, marriage and death. Stuart Main, in the leading role of Stage Manager, gave a really fine per- formance. He portrayed the middle-aged kindly character with ease and under- standing, in a clear, mellow voice. Miriam Williams and Bob Sovern were selected to portray Emily Webb and George Gibbs, the two young people who grow up next door to each other, fall in love, marry, and meet death, all in an ordinary way. Miriam was superb as the school girl, bride and dead mother. Bob was a natural George. The character and lines fit his personality perfectly. Four members of the cast made a truly convincing transition from youth to middle-age. These were Marjorie Lowe as Mrs. Gibbs, kindly mother of George, Dean Cummins as Dr. Gibbs, her deep-voiced, likeable husband, Hazel Wilkins as Mrs. Webb, Emily's understanding mother, and Dick Lane as Mr. Webb, the lovable country editor. Others who come in for their share of praise are Russell Stanton, who did a fine bit of work as the bitter and troubled choir master, Simon Stimson , Dick Ford as Professor Williard, the odd, amusing source of biological information, Maurice Schram as Howie Newsome, the milk-man, Jean Thomson as Mrs. Soames, the gossipy lady who enjoyed weddings so much, Jeanette Andress as Rebecca Webb, the bothersome little sister, Jack Setterberg as Wally Webb , Betty Hughes as the Woman in the Balcony , Lincoln Pilling as Constable Warren , Marvin Unruh as Sam Craig , Dick Oxley as Joe Stoddard , Dale Hulbert as Joe Cromwell , Wayne Hempsted as Si Cromwell, and Gerald Mor- genthaler as First Dead Man. Nancy Longwell, as organist. Members of the Choir were Betty Burmeister, Rynilda Gehrman, Marjorie Richards, Julia Weir, Earl Gandy, Genieveve Jacobs, Marie Manby, Carolyn Smith, Jim Dameron and Marvin Unruh. Acknowledgment should also be made of the hard work done by the costume, publicity, program, make-up and sound committees. Book holders were Eleanor Holtom and Pat Hodges. Altogether we are extremely proud of the fine acting and undeniable success of our Senior play. Page 93 . ,, ' . Q N ,vt 'H ' . Mi- ' ,i H- -ri. -.-i K' Q f i W e -J, 5' . Q1 Left to Right: Benson, Worgess, Edwards, Harmon, Yorger, Iden, Ruscoe, Watson, Vogt. Junior Play K , Q fb I7 vmmm, ' ' P0110 0.1 5 .N ' hx U The Gypsy Trail HE annual Junior Play, The Gypsy Trail, went off smoothly and in good style in the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium on the night of November 30, l939. The story of the play, which proved to be very entertaining, was a light comedy which centered around the desires of a young girl named Frances. She found the attentions of Edward Andrews, her regular and very proper suiter, tiresome, and wanted an exciting new romance. Hoping to sweep Frances off her feet, Edward made arrangements to kidnap her, but the young man whom he hired as an accom- plice turned out to be the one who swept her off her feet and who was the real hero of the play. The well-chosen cast of nine was headed by Ann Harmon, who was delightful as Frances. Her easy changes of disposition to fit the scene kept the audience amused and sympathetic. John Edwards was dashing as the chauffeur, who later revealed himself to be an adventurous millionaire in search of romance. Donald Worgess, the naively patient but defeated suitor, did an excellent piece of work and got many laughs. In the supporting cast, Barbara lden was outstanding in her characterization of the precise but secretly romantic grandmother. Jack Benson lowered his voice and turned out a convincing performance as the father of Frances. Margaret Watson proved her versatility by doing a fine piece of work as the character of the motherly Aunt Janet. Floyd Vogt, the youngest member of the cast, turned out to be a scene-stealer with his part of the typical young brother of Frances. Bob Yarger mastered a real English accent to play the part of the dignified butler. Mary Ruscoe acted as the housekeeper, who took a personal interest in the affairs of Master Edward. Colorful stage sets were constructed by Max Grant. ln the first and third acts, the stage showed the front of a large colonial house. Act two was a detailed interior of a summer cabin on a lake shore. The Junior class wishes to thank Mr. Edward Freed for his capable direction of the play and the committees and the junior adviser, Miss Mertace Canan, who were all very willing and cooperative. Page 95 x-his 5 Band Follies ol: l9llO WlNG out! Band Follies ot l94Ol Against a background of soda sippin' jitter- bugs in the Battle Creek High School Jitterbug Club, where students met and displayed their talents, members of a gigantic cast presented the third annual Follies program, February l5th, to a capacity audience in the W. K. Kellogg Audi- torium. Honors to Mr. Freed, director of the speech department, and Mr. Tammi, director ot the music department, tor their fine directing. The stage was centered with the band stand and on either side were soda- tountains and tables. Rhythmic soda-jerkers in white contributed their bit to the atmosphere. A l5-piece swing band, under the leadership of Guilford Burger, and composed of Lean Demaso, La Verne Beam, Don Watkins, Gordon Braund, Leslie Van Wagner, Richard Pierce, Hugh Nipper, James Davis, Dale Hulbert, Gordon Rhode, Sam Lutz, Bill Harrington, Bob lsham, Harmon Chamberlain and Clifford Feree, all but brought down the house. Every act was a show by itself. ln Love Will Find a Way, a slapstick melo- drama prepared by the speech department, the audience cooperated with hisses and cheers. Magicians, vocalists, dancers, and impersonators, musicians, comedians, roller skaters and baton whirlers-each contributed his best to make the l94O Follies show a real success. Page Q6 5 .. Y L 1,asa.sf2s1a2.a F Assemblies S a means of gathering a student body of over two thousand together for an occasional diversion from studies, a chance to note the accomplishments of certain students or departments, the promotion of school spirit, educational lectures, observance of national holidays or music appreciation, assemblies have come to play a definite part in school routine. ' Central has had a fine assembly program this year. Due to a shortened school year, there may have been fewer than usual, but of such calibre that the difference was not noticed. Educational or entertaining, assemblies are usually held in the W. K. Kellogg auditorium during various class hours. Student participation is great. Among the speakers we have enjoyed this year were Marjorie Gilroy, Lloyd Bemis, Lewis l-loskins, Dr. Ceho Tchow, Rev. Donald Bourne, Gladys Perrow, Dr. Allen Albert, Mrs. Stanley Lowe, Dusty Miller, and Rev. Carleton Brooks Miller. One of the more unusual and different programs was that given by Nelidorff and Tricome, opera singers. The music and speech departments, under the direction of Mr. Tammi and Mr. Freed, respectively, have contribued much to our assembly program. The Armistice Day and Christmas assemblies were prepared by Players' Club. Separate assemblies for the boys and girls have been held twice, the boys meet- ing in the high school auditorium and the girls in W. K. Page 97 Snaps . e . 4 , A-., 4..L2J.' ' '-f H - ' X Bonnie . . . What do you see? . . . Lovers . . . Bock from lunch , . , Barb Adams many years ago di . . . Shopoff splays the l94O PAEAN . . . I-lold still while l get this picture . 4 . Freed and Hodges watch play pra Jud ctice . . . d when she taught in W. K .... White pill chasers . , . Maestro. Page QS -xv Mluiy .,.7 ,, .P Top to bottom, left to right: Cats . . . Men . . . Marj and Hazel . . . Jacko . . . Contact . . . Stinko . . . Sammy grows up . . . The finer points of shuffle board . . . The famous issue f the Stude o nt Council . . . Mac and better half . . C-5 students l?l. i FINAL P A E A N WEATHER Q X Q ' 'fn nity 9 la' rpolr ' Q , 6' U up Chg fl fu V017 U11 , V5.4 MQ, 1 l6'4f1o O 4 stu ,lt ap IW I' Ig ffflexabafb, is'g 9 Q9 2' 'flrr If kin, :'1o,f fflmarrnnxll O ef- 04 I vial' 2 f 'e.strn--C 0 O A Z 'fu flu 1'1,, 'inn the Ig f U I '!,'7fl '17, I-Lt ' Buck' 'S' fir Q 8 L lfiffflg ,lb 'IME ,,,:::7n11zJcy2y Wah 1 ,. 1- ' - -- O L n Ln,l1,g,0-ll , f., 8 ad Ibm J U 11,1 'f 'uia Lbnrv Lure for a cl c' Lure ta5o1dw Lu- V ,f ez? B ' Q '39 Q39 O '0 do 24' GQ J 3' alv 'bc' Q 4 . NX X0 40 Q24 L, 0 0 X Q' s'36'2l5x Q Qoqv sQg0v Qici 9 gf Y' xf'-9-:Nui -13 Y 9' ww. Qv w SQ vga' Q .0 6039 was Q, fbv 'Sd' M qc: .. -dtSbg . JM. M 3 xv , X 1, 8. . , OAQY 9 o' x . -.t Sagjxofgnzfiig-,xi we Y -fl' ,evo 27 A ,xX'f i5geVK5 oi ge XN yo-55 - 9 9 qw xx me . ,sixczffi .009 Y 'SWo.,x'YfXgge'0'L Sigqxv Xsgef X i2aY08O'BAe0 Q fxwxwwef Xawgc wwf O Wigiig eqexfioi X Den L W A Wi vw' Cer I 0 Q L01 599 fm! 137:18 br 1 MVQU :jot V, N0 r feb Q 7- U1' t 0411 th ' 4- mm? S1 - Il. 992. 120: Milo Gilbert, Tom Popovich, Joe Medich, Louis l-laughey. Boys' Athletic Association HE Boys' Athletic Association is a group whose duties consist of the awarding of varsity letters and numerals. lts Board of Control is supervised by Principal E. J. Welsh, Mr. H. W. Baker, and Athletic Director Gerald Graham. Student representatives are President Tom Popovich, Joe Medich, Louis l-laughey and Milo Gilbert. Every boy in high school is a member ot the association. I Page 100 CHEER LEADERS All Battle Creek High School's athletic events and pep meetings have been livened by the cheer leaders. This group is under the direction of Mr. Batzler. The rah-rah band is selected at the first ot each year from students that try out for it. iw Mlril-LST' . A iieezfefitwms f it Q RR M 4- '1-.I FRONT ROW: Claxton lmanagerl, Beionja lmanagerl, Gibbs, Trump, R. Smith, Mathews, Koerner, Sophie, Braxton, Woods, Price, Miller, Nusbaum lmanagerl. SECOND ROW: Hess, Cady, Scott, Redden, Coretzka, Bucklin, Jenney, Sherrod, Van Camp, Case, Physer, Ketchum, Addison, Smith, Lajeunesse lcoachi. THIRD ROW: Gettings lhead coachl, Cole, Balluff, Simmons, Walz, Popovich, Schramm, Medich, Scotsman, May, Munn, Edgerton, Niebauer lmanagerl, H. Smith lcoachl. TOP ROW: F. Zuk, Stoddard, Grasher, Budrow, Biles, Manby, Winans, Blackmar, Archer, VandenBerg, Mason, Banfield, W. Zuk, Maddalena lmanagerl, r Football ATTLE CREEK said good-bye to the old style of pass, and punt, and prayer football in l939. With a new coach, Clifford C. Gettings, came a new system, the Notre Dame system. Aiding Gettings as new line coach was Omar Lajuenesse. Throughout the season the new style of football proved interesting to the local fans, as the Bearcats played before capacity crowds in five home games. All Battle Creek's games of the season were played under lights. The record of the season was two victories, one tie, and six defeats. Battle Creek's first victory was won from Jackson in a thrilling game when Chuck Archer caught a twenty-yard pass from Delbert Red Winans in the last minute for a 6-to-O victory. ln the opening home game of the season, the Bear- cats walloped the Marshall Redskins, ZO to O. The traditional game with Kalamazoo brought out all the rivalry of both schools. The day of the game saw Central's students displaying their enthusiasm with a snake dance throughout the downtown district. Though Battle Creek was able to shake Tom Popovich and Jack Budrow away for long runs, they were unable to score. Kalamazoo pushed across the winning touchdown in the final minute of play for a 7-to-O victory. Page 101 i ' 'M' r rr is-r..,...,.,.......... . FIVE- FRONT ROW: Walz, Blaxton, Winans. SECOND ROW: R. Gilbert, Mason, Hubbart, Dahn, M. Gilbert. TOP ROW: Budrow, Payne, Medich, Captain Popovich, Teeter. Basketball HE students of Battle Creek High School saw their basketball team win both the Five A Conference championship, the State Regionals, and advance to the State semi-finals. It was undoubtedly the best team this school has seen for a long while. Coach Jerry Graham's team consisted of Captain Tom Popovich and Jack Budrow at the guards, center, Joe Medich, forwards, Bob Paine and Ray Teeter. Jerry Walz, Delbert Winans, and Adell Braxton contrbiuted much to the team's success before they were lost by January graduation. Olin Dahn, Bob Mason, Bill Hubbart, Milo Gilbert, and Ralph Gilbert gave the team strength in reserves. Battle Creek was beaten only twice this season. Lansing Eastern avenged the beating given them in their first game by coming back in the second and handing the Bearcats their second defeat of the season, 26-20. Their first defeat came from a strong Kalamazoo Central five. The score was more than evened, however, when the Bearcats came from behind in their initial game of the State Regionals to eliminate Kazoo, 34-33, in perfect story book fashion. Kazoo, Benton Harbor, and Kalamazoo St. Augustine all bowed to B. C. in the State Regionals by one-point margins. The Bearcats rose to the state semi-finals by beating Muskegon Heights, 24-23. The following night the local quintet was eliminated, however, by a strong Fordson team, 34-Zl. In the regular season Bottle Creek won eleven and lost two. In the state tournament they won four, all by one point, and lost one. Pagv 10: N S xy FIRST ROW: Crippen, Watson, Fisher, Dzioba, Morse, Vaughn, Eiffler. EEEOND ROW: Dickson, Allwardt, Sovern, Day, Captain Haughey, Rich, Mikkelborg, J. Frasier, . razier. EHPJRD ROW: Dodge, Maurer, Miller, Langs, Mowerson lcoachl , Hoffman, Pixley, Monaweck, e an. Swimming ATTLE CREEK rung up another Five A Conference Championship this year by winning over Jackson, Ann Arbor, and the two Lansing teams. Both Jackson and Ann Arbor were strong contenders for the title. Battle Creek was first with 65 points, Ann Arbor and Jackson tied for second place honors with 38 points apiece. The swimmers, coached by Bob Mowerson and captained by Louis Haughey, were not so fortunate in the State meet, however, being nosed out by Jackson, 39-34. Ann Arbor placed third, 5 points behind Battle Creek. Captain Haughey again defended and retained his Five A diving championship title which he has held for three years. Promising swimmers which Coach Mowerson can count on next season are Bob Allwardt, John Dodge, Bill Bond, George Rich and Joe Mauer. Scores of the Bearcat schedule are as follows: Battle Bottle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Creek Creek Creek Creek, Creek, Creek Cree k, Creek Creek 1 1 1 . Battle Creek Alumni, . . . Kalamazoo, . . . South Bend, . Lansing Eastern, . Lansing Central, , . , Ann Arbor, Culver M. . . , . , . , . Jackson, . . Kalamazoo, .f 'T f ,,. i' , Ps, FIVE-A MEET- Battle Creek, lst, Jackson, Zndg Ann Arbor, 3rd. REGIONAL MEET - Jackson lst, Battle Creek, 3rd. STATE MEET - Jackson, lst Battle Creek, 2nd. 1 Page 103 V TOP ROW: Kingscatt, Lusk, Sprague, Bannister, Gault, Jones, Fisher. BOTTOM ROW: Jenks, Brenner, Captain Teeter, Walton, Collins, Simmons. Cross Country g NDER the coaching of Athletic Director Jerry Graham, the Battle Creek High School Cross County team placed tourth in the Five A Conference meet and had its most successful season since its organization three years ago. Bob Brenner, who was undoubtedly the number one runner at the close ot the season, placed eleventh while Ray Teeter placed thirteenth. The Bearcats lost but two meets: to Lansing Central and Lansing Eastern. Among their victims were Hastings, Benton Harbor, and Kalamazoo. Among those receiving varsity letters were Bob Brenner, Ray Teeter, Lloyd Lefty Collins, Bill Jenks, Ray Simmons, and Vass Walton. Brenner, Jenks, and Simmons are Juniors and will be back next year, A captain tor next year will be elected in the fall. PAl'fjL' 104 N f J si.. I . all-YEQ 5 FIRST ROW: Peterson, Buchanan, Miller, Teeter, Redmond, Olinger, Brewer, Bannister, Burton, Coach Hal Smith. SECOND ROW: Smith, Jessup, Zuk, Guile, Huntington, Wilson, Ketchum, Woods, Bostater. THIRD ROW: Ballard, Lusk, McGilvery, Kellogg, Lasher, Balluff, Kingscott, Roberts, Starnes, Moody, Palmitier. FOURTH ROW: Managers Church, Baker, Hansen. Track UR new track coach, Hal Smith, has a promising group of boys this year. He feels that the team may be serious contenders for the Five-A title. The team is composed of the following boys: Woods, Ketchum, Wilson, Bostater, Smith, Buchanan, Zuk, Hunnington, Olinger, Redmond, Kingscott, Bannister, Balliff, Brewer, Moody, Jessup, Ballard, Tuile, Peterson, Miller, Teeter, Lasher, Lusk, Palmatier, Roberts, Jenny, Burton and McTilvery. Ketchum, Bostater, Wilson and Woods won the M. A. A. U. trophy this year with a record time of l :39 in the half-mile relay. Another boy who, in Coach Smith's estimation, has great ability is Bob Smith. Bob puts the shot as for as 48 feet, which is a mighty hefty throw. SCHEDULE Tuesday, April 23 ....... ..,.,... H astings 25 I Battle Creek 78 Saturday, April 27 ...... ....... L ansing Central 50 Battle Creek 54 Saturday, May 4 ...... ........ L ansing Eastern 43 Battle Creek 61 Wednesday, May 8 ...... ....... K alamazoo SZV3 Battle Creek Sl 2X3 Saturday, May l l ....... ........ A lbion Relays -,-.. Battle Creek F.. Saturday, May I8 .....,. ........ F ive-A Meet -..... Battle Creek ,L Saturday, May 25 ....... ........ S tate Meet l. Battle Creek F... Page 105 , 7' , ' , .iv ,,.,. N ,.agaf,,,,u Wa, . J. J- .-..e.,:,.., f5,,,,i,g.,,.,' ' 1 FRONT ROW: Lutz, Martin, Zuk, Sovern, Brenner, SECOND ROW: Olney, Nordman, Cummings, Westcott, Fox, Engle lmanagerl. THIRD ROW: Coach Mowerson, Jones, Popovich, Medich, Mason, Budrow, Banfeild, Coach Graham. Baseball MONG those boys who reported to Coach Gerald Graham this spring for base- ball practice were a number of previous letter winners. They were Joe Medich, Emory Munn, Bob Brenner, Sam Lutz, Bob Mason, Tom Popovich and Captain Bob Nordman. Nordman was the only experienced pitcher Graham had. The pitching staff was aided by the work of Dick Westcott and Walter Bannister, new- comers to the mound force this year. Coach Graham feels that with these boys a strong team may develop and when all the games have been played Battle Creek should be right up near the top. SCHEDULE Saturday, April 27 ...... ........ S t. Philip 3 Battle Creek I I Saturday, May 4 ...... ...... . Kalamazoo 3 Battle Creek O Friday, May lO .............. ....... L ansing Eastern Battle Creek ,wg-, Wednesday, May i5 ....... ....... K alamazoo 1- Bqrfle Creek -,-C Saturday, May 25 .A..... ........ A nn Arbor Li Battle Creek 1? Tuesday, May 28 ........ ........ J ackson ,L Battle Creek --,- Saturday, June l ...... ..... . Lansing Central ,C Battle Creek it Page 106 N FRONT ROW: Wiles, Brauer, Leighton, Hammond, Edwards, Gilbert. BACK ROW: Coach La.leunesse, Haughey, Cummins, Gould, Rich. Tennis ATTLE CREEK seeks another Five-A Championship this year with a strong tennis team that seems to look pretty good to our new coach, Omar Lajuenessee. Five Iettermen are back from last year. They are Captain Bill Leighten, George Rich, Bill Hammond, Mike Gilbert and Bill Brauer. With these boys as a backbone and the new material which reported this spring, Coach Lajuenessee looks forward to a successful season. SCHEDULE Wednesday, April 17 ................ Coldwater Wednesday, April 24 ........ ..... K 0l0mOZOO Saturday, April 27 ......... ..,... H OSfir1gS Saturday, May 4 ......... .,....... A nn Arbor Tuesday, May 7 ......... ...... J ockson Saturday, May 1 I ,4,..,,., ,...,. L ansing Central Kalamazoo Wednesday, May l5 ........ ...,-- Saturday, May l8 ......... ..... Saturday, May 25 ....................- ,Regional Meet Lansing Eastern Friday, May 31 -June l ............. State Meet X , A ., 1, v i i., 1: .mee - Q ,Z L3 . ... , , ., N.. . N ig,-.5 Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Battle Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek FRONT ROW: Anderson, Marshall, Willis. BACK ROW: Gibbs, Eubanks, Captain Vandenberg, Coach Gettings, Church, Dziobo, Forsyth. Golf IX veterans greeted their new coach, Clifford C. Gettings, this spring as the l94O golfing season got under way. The team was handicapped by difficulty in finding a course upon which to practice. Marywood Country Club was used as the home course again this year. Indications point for a successful season. Among those who are back frorn last season are: Captain Ed Vandenberg, Don Marshall, Phil Forsyth, Don Eubank, Dan Dzioba and Harry Church. These boys have all had previous experience on Battle Creek's squad and we hope they will prove to be an unbeatable combination. SCHEDULE Wednesday, April l7 Coldwater 5Vz Battle Creek l2l,fi Wednesday, April 24 .,....,..,,,.... Kalamazoo 352 Battle Creek 364 Saturday, April 27 .,....... ...,..,.. H astings 396 Battle Creek 352 Saturday, May 4 ..,.,,,vY ....,,... A nn Arbor 353 Battle Creek 367 Tuesday, May 7 ,u,,,.,.. ...,.,,., J ackson 342 Battle Creek 359 Saturday, May l l .V..., ,,.... L ansing Central 227, Battle Creek Saturday, May l8 V.,... ...... R egional Meet C22 Battle Creek -- Saturday, May 25 .,,, Lansing Eastern -Q Battle Creek -,.,. Saturday, June l ..... State Meet C-- Battle Creek -M -. Page JUS N L -' g me iii ll 'I 1 ii , :XJ ,I Th l-l d L' 'ly ll e ea - ine , I A . I I T ,ir Ill C, fr Delbert Winans-Football Bob Nordman-Baseball ik l Red's passing, kicking and run- Jeep hqndled mosf of f 9 5753 - ning was the key of the Bearcats' ing for the baseball team this sea- attack in l939. - son and his diamond talk kept the Bearcats fighting. Burr Manby-Football Bob Brenner-Baseball Playing varsity end for two years, Bob held down the hot corner for Cow showed the opponents how the local nine during the last two years in fine fashion. to play the sport. Ray Teeter-Cross Country Coach Graham is going to miss Ray next fall when he looks for cross country material. Ray consistently led the Battle Creek harriers. Joe Medich-Basketball Big Joe led the basketball squad in scoring and covered plenty of court. He proved hard to stop when the team got rolling. Tom Popovich-Basketball Captain Tom was the ideal leader as his fine spirit brought the cage team to the state semi-finals for the first time in l2 years. Bob Payne-Basketball Plenty of times the ball went through the cords when Bob used his overhead shot. When a basket- ball player like Bob graduates, coaches get gray hairs. Louis Haughey-Swimming The greatest swimmer that ever graduated from Central. For three years State and Five A diving title holder, The last of Battle Creek's famous Haughey family. Harold Dickson-Swimming Harold was the tank squad's ace backstroker until he graduated in January. Coach Mowerson still la- ments the fact that he was a mid-year grad. - Bill Hammond-Tennis A junior who completed his second year swinging rockets. He rose to become top man of the Bearcat court team this season. Bill Leighton-Tennis Captain of the racketeers, He played two years and turned in a record fitting of his position. Ed Vondenburg-Golf Ed's near par scores helped the pasture polo squad a great deal. He hits a mean drive and is a good shot around the green. Don Marshall-Golf Another boy whose accuracy kept the golf team fighting for the Five- A title. He is a cool player when under fire. Bob Smith-Track Bob captained the cinder burners to one of their most successful seasons in several years. Bob tosses a mean l6-pound shot put for the team. Matt Woods-Track Matt was an all-around man for the track team this spring, He was outstanding in the low hurdles, high jump and shot put. Page 100 M , 3 ,,.,..,.. .- WWI, y QQ? Z Wi X765 , fry!! fl! f ff ffw ff'-4V'VQf7'-. 7f W7?7f'7i 'Z3?Ta'C'f IW . f : 'FP-'.,-.i 1 I ,fmt yy fr f ,-29,43 ,:ff.v-54,13 -,Ipg.1,iIw. -Af 4-Jw, -96,3-..::gfv.-A3 ,. 7 lzfffff ,UW fc .4 ' ,iff .- . .71 f'45f'.h.,d:v ,ff -a14iz:.:14yfQ'f3.,fQ My 445 . --... . f ' ' .'v'fyE,!vsg.yn f,f, . f ff-wZ,f,,J' ff' 2495 , ',,f'.-!'- .- 5 V f f 4 'ff K A :az f f V 4 L7 I I. I I I I V,,,, I. M -fi, I I I I. fi .fI ,I.ff4.Iq,v 4,14 '4-11, A . . . ,mf ,fwaf A - T .. T if i.ii yy FIRST ROW: Miss Seedorf ladviserl, Althea Patterson, Bonnie Schoder, Naomi Shives, Miss Knudsen ladviserl. Girls' Athletic Association HE Girls' Athletic Association is under the supervision of Miss Knudsen and Miss Seedorf. The association is for girls who like sports and wish to develop their skill in the sports they like best. The club has two divisions of sports. Major sports are basketball and baseball, which give one hundred points toward an award. The minor sports are swimming, tennis, bowling, and outdoor Club. These give fifty points toward an award. The first award is a numeral, the second a B, C. and the third a B, C. and chevron. Page 110 OFFICERS President ..... Bonnie Schoder Vice-President . , . Naomi Shives Secretary-Treasurer . Althea Patterson 5 1 Q , I .,,,. RMSSK. FIRST ROW: Schoder, Engle, LaRose, Johnson, Stowe, Robinson, Livengood. SECOND ROW: Carlaski, Paris, Moore, Stevens, Brandenburg, Knapp, Priest, Marks, Miss Seedorf ladviserl. THIRD ROW: Miss Knudsen ladviserl, Benfield, Shives, Barbar, Day, Allen, Patterson, Moore, Somers, Young. Girls' Basketball ANY girls were out for basketball this year under the very capable super- vision of Miss Knudsen. The girls have competed with two or three other schools, namely, Lakeview, Marshall, and St. Phillips. One of the austand- ing events ot the basketball season was a playday in our gymnasium in which Marshall, Lakeview, and St. Phillips all were our guests. The day was spent in dancing and playing basketball. Refreshments were served during the day. President ot the club is Ruth Brandenburg. Page III 'We N 1 1. 1 J..iw,,,.u.: y, Qt.. ., -t. - jdrii. , 5 FIRST ROW: Cottrel, Drew, Blair, Klein, Jones, Livingood, Jackson, Langworthy, Abbey Wilking. SECOND ROW: Moore, Sophie, Ashby, Roe, Hendrickson, Gardner, Miss Knudsen ladviserl, Harbert, E. Smith, Brewer, Trout, Jones, Clark, Warner. THIRD ROW: Price, Begg, Osman, Wooley, Brandenburg, Johnson, Mauer, Neusbaum, Salisbury, Allen, Schoder, Robinson, Patterson, LaRose, Jenny. FOURTH ROW: Morris, Priest, Knapp, Coroski, Pierce, Kerr, Evans, Eagles, Moore, Stevens, V. Smith, Harris, Cordier. f Girls' Bowling' HE Bowling Club is a new Club just organized this year. The club meets every Wednesday at the Recreation Center. They have had competition with South- western and Lakeview. Some of the girls have really developed to be good bowlers. All girls are invited to join and bowl under the supervision ot Miss Knudsen, who will gladly instruct all who do not know how to bowl. President ot the club is Marjorie Stevens. Page 112 S - , V Nvi i, if L if FIRST ROW: Drew, Pierce, Peet, Smith, Harbert, Belcher, Brewer. SECOND ROW: Day, Shive, Zinn, Turley, Mowerson lodviseri, Hover, Squires, Rook. Girls' Swimming HE Girls' Swimming Club has met every Monday evening throughout the year at the Youth Building. With the able help of Mr. Mowerson, as their adviser, t t ain their life-saving certificates and the girls have had an opportuni y o g practice their strokes and dives. h l b hether they have ability Any girl who likes swimming can come to t e c u , w or not. President of the club is Zelda Price. ' 'L '.-z: X. Page II3 FIRST ROW: Komark, Robinson, Lee, Bordner, Shive, Knapp, Benfield, Cartwright, Pilling, Cornwell, Hampton, Allen, Graham, Engle. SECOND ROW: Green, Hedley, Brooks, Day, Schoder, Smith, M. Moore, Priest, Young, l. Johnson, Ballard, Baker, Stove. THIRD ROW: Miss Knudsen ladviserl, Wilber, Tobis, Marks, Livingood, Fuller, Wiggin, W. Johnson, Arnett, King, Marsh, Somers, FOURTH ROW: LaRose, Patterson, Peet, Eagles, D. Moore, Evans, Stevens, Paris, Root, Holder. Girls' Baseball VERY Tuesday and Thursday after school, fifty girls from all grades of the high school participate in intramural baseball, The girls chose two captains-Jean Robinson and Betty Knapp. Two teams were chosen, and each Tuesday and Thursday they played against each other. They play at the High School Athletic Field. Miss Knudsen acted as coach and supervisor for this club. President of the club was Betty Bentield. Page 114 N 1 i . . f P FS' B, K it w . 'www ff' H' ' ' ' 'HJ52' -ffffi - . '- ' 5.1 V--' .Q-gc Snaps 'X341gi'g.'3f wh Maw Top to bottom, left to right: Don't believe cm word of it . . . Exclusive Paean room view of W. K .... -Until death do us port . . Zzzzz . . . Upsie-daisy, Dodo Headed toward school Fore . . . The thinker . . . Hands off . . . Bud's? . Toughy 1 l bogoin...Pols... Mary d The mo Nuttings . . . thot bo Sweet Rice . . . lt's not Centrol's goon heod- , Some sport . . . Got Q quarters . . . . , Deon . , . Curt bite? Page Ili Jw- -imma-21551-zfq, 'TVZF' 2 '?' Consensus of Opinion WITTIEST MOST STUDIOUS Jean Homes 1 Glenn Earl Dick Ford W June Caldwell MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Milo Gilbert Joe Medich Alice Peters Pat Hodges I MOST DIGNIFIED MOST TALKATIVE L V H h Dick Ford Axssorisuliig Harriett Leslie BUSIEST MOST FLIRTATIOUS Jerry Wolz Sl'g0P0ff Jean Thompson ice eters MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FAVORITE FACULTY MEMBERS . Mr. Gibbs Stuart Mom - Harriett Leslie M55 Burke Page 116 S T jN,,i -Q .3 I f in - . ,:4s't,g,tf'Ml'9?gY' '1- N I - l 1 N The Boiling Pot Charles Day, individual medley man for two years on the swimming team. He turned in a fine season this year. School dances and Chem Club parties were made more successful through the work of Margaret Zinn, Clayton Berry-his candids rnade the Paean more interesting. He was an able assistant .editor of the year book staff. Jerry Scrappy Walz played foot- ball and basketball equally well and still had time to make many friends. Harriett Ann Leslie made the wheels turn on both the D. of L. and Paean boards. Her type of worker is hard to match. Jim Jackson -- fourth dimension, Wheatstone Bridge, induce currents- all can be explained by high school's scientist. Eleanor Brewer, Soph presidenf, is small but mighty-nice. Janette Andress, winner of the D. A. R. Citizenship award-only color bearer for the fairer sex in the Senior officers. Whether it is bugs in Alaska or polar bears in India, Dick Ford was willing to tell you about it. Incident- ly he talked now and then. Marjorie Lowe turned in fine acting jobs in the Junior and Senior plays, besides being one of the most sincere persons in Central. Miriam Williams found it easy to give us an enjoyable evening at the Senior play, Our Town. We still applaud your acting, Miriam. Look out for our Gordie Braund, Gene Krupal 'Nough said. Jean Godde-a coy look and pretty smile made boys look twice at her. Betty Lake, the Paean typist, was particularly active in the band and orchestra. Page 112' lx X ll ll it 1, ll ll r ll l ll l. ls. il' ll li ll il l, l il 1 ll l, l hh. Y ,, Bob Williams will be able to take over the work of our grads, as he proved during the last semester with his splendid work on the debate team. Bob McCampbell, the boy with the ready grin and the presidentship of our super band. Ruth Ogden, one of the swell gals of Central, wha was active in many organizations. Who said the pun is the worst type of joke? Not Chief Punster John l-leise. Behind a broad grin, he gives out with the latest jake. Remember that shot that Bob Mason sunk from mid-court to beat Kazaa in the regionals basketball tournament? Adell Braxton broke the Five-A re- cord in high jumping and won more than one basketball game this year. We're not sure, but even the teachers will miss Curtis Rice and his lively quips in their class and around school. Page 118 The Boiling Pot D. of L. activities and ivory tickling kept Anne Farley busy. Sally Miller is one grand pal. Her scholarship record is one to be proud of, .limmie Gould, Takin' it easy was his motto, except when there was work to do. One of Central's leading footlight fans is Margaret Watson. She did a nice job in writing the script for the l94O Band FolIies . The G. A. A. was greatly aided by the services of Ingrid Johnson. Dick Poorman's acrobatic stuntslon the field led us in many a rousing cheer for our teams. Central's seniors pinned the best looking gal title on Pat Hodges. She found it easy to live up to it. .ir , is is A U y Glenn Earl-he iuggled the figures for the Paean staff this year in fine fashion and we were able to use black ink. Ann Harmon, an actor ithe Junior playl, a worker iStudent Council secretaryl and a swell person to know. Soap box and footlights proved Stuart Main an able speaker and actor. A pencil pusher of the first class-e Dick Lane. He turned out some of the finest art work that has been seen in the Poean in a long time. Mary Ellis successfully headed the Junior class this year and is headed for bigger things next year. Mildred Kolvoord. Her dimples were enough to bring her friends. Harry Tadman was always ready with his camera if anything interest- ing was going on. The Boiling Pot - ' - 3'T'F 'r.2', Betty Buckley - sixty-one inches short and plenty cute. She was very active on the D. of L. board while in high school, Hazel Wilkins accomplished a great deal in literature and dramatics. Her Senior play portrayal copped her work. Jean Homes - always ready with the right remark at the right time. You never grow tired of her humor. Suzee Harbert, a scholar that also found time for other high school activities. l think you have a hair out of place, Bud. Duane Holiday could do a lot of work and still keep cool. A man of few words but always worth listening to-Bob Sovern. Sally Alien turned Hepburn last year in Stage Door to give a fine performance. Handclaps to you, Sal. Page IIQ ll . n Mary Turner's help an the Senior play and her pleasant ways were appreciated by all. Alice Peters was small but she ac- complished great things in the D. of L., as president and as an artist on this year's annual. We'lI remember Barb Hicks as one of the most attractive girls in the class of '4O. As Junior vice-president and Senior president, Dean Cummins carried his burdens with ease. He also was quite an actor in Our Town. Connie Howell's interpretation of Kay in Stage Door reminded us of her great ability as an actress. Don Blashfield, president of the Chem Club and a ham lamateur radio fanl. Don knows why you get what you get. Dorothy Gardner scooped the world as editor of the Central Key this year. Page 120 Printing by Phoenix Printing Co. The Boiling Pot Photography by Loring Studio N Il Writing sports for the Key and editing the Paean was enough to keep Bob Shopoff busy while he was at Central. Bettie O'Brien-her smile and baton twirling will lead the colors of the band to greater heights during the next year. That rather shy, auburn-haired fel- low that we all liked was Mike Gilbert, president of the Student Council this year. We predict that Ruth Basso will go far in her final year as drum mayor- ette and in class activities. Herb Sootsman followed his famous brother's footsteps by turning in a nice job in pigskin polo at the center spot. Mary Gorsline is following in her illustrious brother's footsteps. Jack Budrow-no finer blond hair can be found on a football and bas- ketball player. Engraving b Christman Engravllng Co. ,f AQ., ,ff w e A Lif t ui. 5 . X. ri 'i l '4 1 4 ..re...c. V 1 Y 1 1 . u 'a W sf . 6' 4 .14 V f. Q f 0 ,. F 1 + .Q l. g,! L, Y,,, ,,,,..A ,,: l V . ., X ', f 1 ,, 1 1 .lay -- ' N . A ' w 'Wd 1 I , m , N X V, X 3 A E I V L s . A 1 . f I Q -' V' 4 ' j 1 5 ., i , J , i ,J ' f Y , P 3 1 , ! ,, 3 ' A O . . ' I Y' i .I 1 , 3 1 i E , I :L ,.,-.f.., .k .-.,k.g.,.. ....J4Q.AnJ MLUJQH. .i.un11unnn:-'I '1 ,4z 5'?5i'113 ' . 0,-1


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