Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

Page 25 text:

FRIENDSHIP lst Row. A. Allen, M. Holter, B. Christian, C. Wafson, H.Merseburg, B Karcher, E. Woodson, R. DuPerow J. Couchey, P, Austin, J. Peake, M. DeWitt, M, Beck. Ynd Row: B. Price, D. Knowles, A. Grachanin, M, Reiner, R. Berger, C. Williams, J. Chapman, M. Pearson, B Dunham, J. Couchey, B. Wismar, B. Lucas, C. Kofoed, Z. Grachanin, V. Meilander. 3rd Row: Miss Paspek, H. Brucggemann, E. Chandler, M. McDonough, S. Lauer, J. Dixon, H. Poleal, P Larnh, M. Olsen, N. Lane, S. Massey, J. Carr, M. Woodmcmcy, B. Ranney, B. Chase, J. Overholt. 4th Row: A. Porter, B. Pryor, N. Wolff, D. Mcrsalek, J. Messenger, L. Reep, L, Ross, H. Grimes, N. Norton, K. Quayle, R. Hagedorn, S. Sedlon, L. Martin, E. Albert, C. Ranney, R. Bohland. HI-Y lst Row: H. Buehler, D. Kenai, D. Miller, B. Bowles, G. Shaw, B. Price. 2nd Row: B. Johnson, T. Passon, D. Dunham, E. Hanmer, B. Berger, B. Lee, D, Bussman, A. Hruby J, Burke. 3rd Row: S. Woodworth, B. Strauss, N. Rogers, R. Woodson, D, Eaton, P. Reilender, E. Brown, R. Chrisfofs fcrson, D. Taylor, E, Spencer, T. Toth, J. Jackson, Mr. Schumaker. 4th Row: B. Bellan, D. Burke, K. Paine, B. Smith, G, Sutlilf, H. Huthsteiner, A. Greolis, T, Sfvan, G Nycrgcs, D. Dombey, l. Davis, B. Schaible, Y. Young. 51h Row: G, Bernard, J. Trowbridge, D. Harwood, H. Craig, J. Brueggemann, F. Drenkhan, M. Cayce D. Drenkhan, J, King, J. Rossland, B. Krukerneyer, L Frazier, D. Carpenter. 21 f I

Page 24 text:

'ffziendsliip The officers for 1942-1943 are: President ...,.......4..... Elizabeth Woodson Vice President . . . i..... Betty Karcher Secretary ,..t..it.. ....4.. A nne Allen Treasurer ...........,t ,... H elen Merseburg Ring Group Chairman . . . ,.,,, Jerry Couchey Program Chairman .... .t... C onnie Watson Service Chairman ,,., . . .Beverley Christian Social Chairman .... ...... P atsy Austin Music Leader . . . ...,,..., , . .Ruth DuPerow Inter-Club Council Rep. 4,..,.....,. Betty Jones Ways and Means Chairman ,...... Marjory Beck Publicity Chairman .i,.......i, Mildred Holter Student Council Representative ,t.. Janice Peake Home Room Representative ...,... Mary DeWitt The Friendship Club is composed of girls from the upper three grades for the purpose of establishing and promoting friendship. Each year a dif- ferent theme is chosen to study for that year. This year it was YOU. Many interesting speakers were on hand for the programs. Under the guidance of the new faculty adviser, Miss Emily Paspek, the club participated in the following activities: candlelight recognition ser- vice, the annual Friendship formal with Snow Ball as the name and decora- tive motif, and the final get-together of Friendship girls at the Pa-Ma-Me banquet in May. my aug The officers for 1942-1943 are: President ...,...,.,..................... Don Bussman Vice President .... .... J ack Burke Secretary ....,...... ...,.. J oe Keenan Treasurer .....,.,,.... ......... R obert Lee Pubhcxty Cha1rman ,.,.. ,,.,.......... R obert Berger The Hi-Y enjoyed a varied program of activities this year. A play night sponsored with the Friendship Club proved very entertaining. A ping- pong tournament in the gym was supported by the top three classes. Var- ious delicious dinners were very successful. The seniors regretfully leave this great group of fellows and are proud to have worked with the able assistance of Mr. Schumaker. 20

Page 26 text:

5 f' i.. I O N N P l' I rn ru 3 gig Pimsner, M. Johnson. 2nd Row: V. Meilander, M DeWitt, M. Holter, C Watson, A. Allen, H Merseburg, E. Woodson, G Couchey, M. Beck, B Karcher, Miss Mabie. sey, R. Berger, C. Ranney R. Walsh, L. Martin, R Hagedorn, S. Sedlon, L Ross, A. Grachanin, D Marsalek. 4th Raw: B. Ranney, EI Chase, M. A. Woodmancy B. Pryor, M. Pearson, B Lucas, E. Dombey, H hart, H. Brueggemann. 5th Row: M. Reiner, G Jensen, N. Norton, M Donough, J. Cooper, li ber, L. Reese. 6th Row: C. Kofoed, P Lamb, R. Morrow, W Papentuse, A. Porter, M Rogers, J. Graham, D Herdtner, A. Mintos, .I Keenan. qi... cial.. Membership in the Girls' Glee Club is voluntary. Girls from the ninth grade to the twelfth are eligible. The aim of the Glee Club is first of all sheer enjoyment. The second aim is to be able to read the score and appreciate the beautiful tone and balance of harmonizing parts The girls have been singing all types of classical, semi-classical, and assorted popular music. Miss Helen Mable, Glee Club director, based the Spring Concert on historical and pat- riotic music through American history. The Boys' Glee Club took part in the Spring Concert and also the Musical, which was presented in the school auditorium on March 7. lt is made up of the boys in the upper tour grades who are interested in music. They also sing for enjoyment and to learn the appreciation of music. qv -. ' il' .fit , ....., ,Q Bovs' GLEE CLUB ,,,,, lst row: R. Eaton, J. Loeper, D Kenat, F. Mersbach, E. Brown. 2nd row: D. Dombey, H. Huth- steiner, S. Mintos, R. Woodson. B. Berger, Miss Mabie. 3rd row: B. Miller, G. Sutliff, B. Bernard, I-l. Rankin, B. Bellan K 'HA 22 lst row: N. Allen, A. Mil- C. Miller, A. Fleemon, Nickel, H. Hossler, . 3rd Row: J. Carr, J. Cou- chey, B. Wismor, S. Mas- Ross, L. Reep, J. Lock- Barnes, C. Wyatt, J. Mc- Rogers, M. Pryor, H. Gib- son, J. Overholt, J. Grue