Bremen High School - Sprig O Mint Yearbook (Bremen, IN)

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'N - 32. -5 Ilf 1--if-' .-if . , ' v H if sf if ,W V 4.5 , - - N' 1 X 141+ ,..:. -3.w-:5-'E?H1g:- -'-. ,-:--2: 3 MESA: eh , Q' Spvig 0' M ini Published By The Senior Class Of Bremen High School Q1 Foreword arid Dedication Q Dedication O MR. KLECKNER, a man of great energy, intellectual vitality, and human understanding, through Whose guidance this year has been the high light of our school career, We dedi- cate this first volume of Sprig O' Mint. Foreword E ARE frank to admit the re- lief We feel in iinding this book a concrete thing at last. If in after years a glance at its pages recalls forgotten associations and awakens anew the loyalty for your alma mater, we shall feel amply repaid. Dedication of Building November 7, 1939, was a great day in the lives of Bremen, students and citi- zens, for on that day Governor M. Clifford 'Townsend was 'present to dedicate the school building. The program was open to the public and about 2,500 attended. 'Ihe program for the afternoon was: Invocation ,,,... ,......... .,... R e v. W. C. Anderson Selections .......,....,........ ....., B remen School Band Presiding Chairman ..... ,....,.. D ieane E. VValker Address ...,....... ............. ..... G o vernor 'Townsend Introductions ...................... Mr. Walker Selection ........ ...... B remen School Band Benediction .,..........,..,......... ....... R ev. M. O. Herman P1'0rI1ineHt Indiana citizens present were Henry F. Schricker, Lieut. Governorg Floyd l. McMurray, State Superintendent of Schoolsg J. Arthur Campbell, member of State Board, Leroy Bradley, architect, Dr. George M. Buck, township trustee, ad- visory boardg the principal, and the assistant principal. Faculty Deane E. Walker 'T. A. Kleckner Dr. G. M. Buck County Superintendent Principal Trustee Dean Rogers Horace Fulps Justine Baker Mathematics and Science English Music and Art Faculty Oscar Valentine L011iS8 P011I1d Assistant Principal Physical Education Everett Shively Physical Education Edith Ramsey Ma.ry Townsend HiSt0I'y Vocational Home Economics Faculty Bess Day Howard Bereman English, Latin and Library Vocational Agriculture Wilma Smith Social Studies Robert Burton W. T. Dugamie Commercial Studies Band Faculty Pauline Mast Roxie Smith Thelma Waltz Ardis Weisshaar Grade 2 Grade 5 Mary Knepper Jeanette Huff Grade 4 Lowell Frederick John Baird Glenn Klinedinst Milo Stump Junior High Eleanor Stukey Vada Mussel' Grade 3 Lottie Hulse, Absent Grade 6 Eldon Neff Grade 6 Grace McVey Mae Wheeler Grade 1 Q1 School Activities and Projects Q2 J Q Q Q Q A 216 f I, Senior Ufficers Seniors EDWARD KASTNER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Journalism 4g Basket- ball 3g Class Treas. 3, Class Pres. 4, Typing 4. MARVENE SIEFER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Class Vice Pres. 4, Booster Club 1, Orchestra 2. MARIE E. AKER LaPaz High School 1, 2, 3, Class Sec. 43 GAA 43 Art 4. JAMES ANDERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Play 35 Class Pres. 23 Class Treas. 49 Hi-Y Pres. 4, Hi-Y Sec.-'Treasu 3, Student Manager 3, 4. CLARENCE BELLMAN Bourbon High School 1, 2, 3, Athletics 4. BEVERLY ANNIS Art 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, 4-H 4. GLENNIS BIRKEY Band 1, 2, 33 Library 3, 43 Class Play 3, GAA 4, Class Sec. LAWRENCE BERG Band 1, 2, 3, I-Ii-Y 1, 23 Class Play 33 Athletics 4, Class Sec.-'TreaS. 1. Lo-WELL BERGER mee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY BOWSER Band 1, 23 Glee Club 4, Library 3, 4. DONNA DORFF GAA, 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 4. ROBERT I-IARRINGTON Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Glee 3 Club 1, 4. Seniors ARTHUR HIESTER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BETHEL EDEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1. ELINER GEIB GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 4g Class Play 33 Annual Staff 4. DALE KEYSER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing 4. ORVILLE O. KLING Band 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Sec.-Treas. 2. LOTTIE GUNTERMAN GAA 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H 4. SUE HOLDERMAN GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Cond. 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, Booster Club 1, Class Play 33 Stu- dent Council Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4. DA LE MARTIN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2. Baseball 2, 4, Class Pres. 1, 'Typing 43 Annual Staff 4. MARVIN MILLER Berne High School 1, Glee Club 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Base- ball 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Typing 4. IRETA KIPFER GAA 1, 2, 4, Library 4. KATHRYN KUNTZ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 4. BILL MINNES Band 1, 2, 3, Booster Club lg Class Play 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 23 Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Typing 4, Radio Club 4, Hi-Y Sec.-Treas. 4, Bas- ketball Cap. 4, Annual Staff 4. Seniors PAUL NICHOLAS Lakeville 1, 2, 33 Movie Operators Club 43 Typing 43 4-H 4. MARIE MILLER Berne High School 13 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 GAA 43 Annual Staff 4. KATHYRN MOORE GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Class Sec.-Treas. 13 Library 43 Booster Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. DUDLEY PETERSON Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Radio Club 4. DEVON PFEIFFER Softball 43 Track 4. BERNICE A. PARKER LaPaz High School 1, 2, 33 Library 43 Glee Club 43 Annual Staff 4. PAT PETCHER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Art. 43 Student Council 43 Class Pres. 33 Annual Editor 4. WILLIS PFEIFFER Library 43 Movie Operators Club 4. PHILIP REIDENBACH Rochester High School 1, 2, 33 Band 43 Student Cond. 43 Hi-Y 4. MARTHA PORTER Mongo High School 13 GAA 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Library 43 Class Play 33 Cheer Leader 3, 4. MARIE RADER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 23 Orchestra 3: Library 43 May Queen Attendant 23 An- nual Staff 4. I EDWARD SAHLHOFF ing 4. Track 23 Athletics 43 Glee Club 43 Typ- Seniors ROBERT SCHWEISBERGER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. MARY SLABAUGH Etna Green High School 1, 2, 39 Band 43 Glee Club 43 GAA 4. PHYLLIS WARNER Art 1, 2, 3, 4, 'GAA 4, Annual Staff 4. JOHN SNYDER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Booster Club 13 Class Vice Pres. 3, Typ- ing 43 Class Play 33 Radio Club 4, An- nual Staff 4. QUINCY TROUP Bourbon High School 1, 2, 33 Athletics 4. MARJORIE L. YOCKEY Bourbon High School 1, 2, 33 Band 4' Glee Club 4. y RUTH WILSON Madison High School 1, 23 Bourbon High School 35 GAA 4. HAROLD WALLACE LaPaz High School 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4- Baseball 1, 2, 4. n ELDON WEAVER Glee Club 1, 2, 35 I-li-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Art 4, Movie Operators Club Pres. 4, Typing 4. GERALD WALTERI-LOUSE Bourbon High School 1, 2, 3, Athletics 4, Glee Club 4. ' Class H istory With graduation before us we felt rather green when we were freshmen. After we got acquainted with one another and seats were assigned in the assembly, we elected our class officers: Dale Martin, president, Marvene Siefer, vice president, Kate Moore, sec- retary-treasurer. After a successful year we got over our green stage. At the beginning of the year we had forty-six classmates, but by the end of the year we had lost eight fellow students. Surviving all the hard examinations, thirty-eight classmates organized as sophomores. We had gained three new students and lost three of our freshmen classmates. With a little experience from our first year We again elected class oflicers. James Anderson was chosen to Lead us: Bill Minnes: as vice president, and Orville Kling as secretary-treasurer. Another successful year! We felt quite superior as juniors. The class was composed of forty students. We had gained two new classmates and lost none. Early in the year we elected our officers. Our president was Pat Petcherg John Snyder, vice president, Glennis Birkey, secretary, and Edward Kastner, treasurer. The presentation of our play, Here Comes Charlie, was a great accomplishment. The success of the junior-senior prom was a. happy ending for our junior year. Thirty-four junior classmates and fourteen new classmates re turned to the new school to graduate. After we had learned the new teachers, learned how to get around the building, and were final ly acquainted with our new classmates, we chose the following of ficers: president, Edward Kastnerg vice president, Marvene Siefer secretary, Marie Akerg treasurer, James Anderson. The publication of the Sprig O' Mint was a great production. The semor p1a.5 Spring Fever, was a great attainment and a huge success A great event in our lives as seniors was the senior trip. The Junior senior prom helped usher us on to our last day. With commence ment and baccalaureate we were ready to say goodbye to dear Bxe men high and to seek our places in the world. Class Will We, the class of nineteen hundred forty, of the German Townshifp School, of the town of Bre- men., of Marshall County, in the state of Indi- ana, of the country of the United States, of the continent of North America, knowing and realiz- ing our life to be uncertain among pencils, chalk, paper wads, ink wells, gum, and nails, do hereby set forth our last will and testimony. ARTICLE I We hereby declare that all our lawful debts be paid, including our bills and dues. ARTICLE II We, the Senior class, do hereby will and be- queath cur characteristics, qualities, and ambi- tions as follows: To the juniors. our use of the library so they may be intellectually fit to graduate next year. To the sophomores our inability to see the underclassmen . To the freshmen a pair of green stilts so they can see what is going on in the upper classes as we realize the hard work ahead of them. Our love for swing to M.r. Duganne. Our even tempers to Miss Smith. To Mr. Rogers a life insurance policy to pro- tect himself against accidents by inexperienced physicists. Enough books of Latin translations to supply all disgusted Latin students to Miss Day. To Mr. Burton a copy of How to Protect the Typewriters against Disgusted Typistsf' To Mr. Kleckner the oncoming senior class, whose job it will be to fill our big shoes mth intellectual ability. To Mr. Fulps a special brush to paint A's on report cards. T'o Miss Ramsey several seats that cannot be moved. Our extraordinary lungs to Mr. Valentine. To Miss Baker an easy drawing pencil to en- able first year art students to make better grades. To Mr. Shively several pep talks to build up future basketball players. To Miss Pound an easier health book so it will be impossible to give hard tes-ts. A motor scooter to Mr. Bereman so he can get to the assembly on time. To Miss Townsend all girls who can boil water without scorching it. The individual members of the class do hereby will and bequeath their possessions in the fol- lowing manner: Dale Martin, his way with the women to Dick Weston. Marjorie Yockey, her ability to go steady to Lynetta Murphy. Eldon Weaver, his curly blonde hair to Roscoe Matz. Pat Petcher, her bathing suit iigure to Frances Minnes. John Snyder, his boyish figure to Paul Sloan. Dale Keyser, his interest in Bourbon to his protege, Bud Franklin. Donna Dorif, her handsome young men to any- one who thinks they can get them, Lawrence Berg, his one arm driving to Rich- ard Foltz. Mary Slabaugh, her timid attitude to Dale Sherk. Art Hiester, his business-like ways to James Polson. Betty Bowser, her ability to get along with people to Ruth Ellen Sherk. James Anderson, his calm state of mind to Dale Mentzel. Eliner Geib, her jitterbug ways to Esther Bell- man. Paul Nicholas, his fluffy hair to Maurice Keyser. Bernice Parker, her studiousness to John Graverson. Harold Wallace, his love for playing basket- ball to James Dietrich. Sue Holderman, her ability to direct the band to Bernard Hiester. Marvin Miller, his unique and original walk to Marybelle Haab. Kate Moore, her sudden outbursts to Donna- belle Drudge. Edward Sahlhoff, his care not attitude to LaMar Weaver. Marie Aker, her ability to play indoor to Lois Schumaker. Robert Schweisberger, his heel plates to Bud Swank. Ireta Kipfer, her drug store complexion to Betty Swank. Robert Harrington, his cheerful disposition to Don Balsley. Marie Rader, her dimple and its uses to Bon- nie Vernon. Edward Kastner, his ability to interest 'several girls at once to Rollaud Huff. Kathryn Kuntz, her interest in the underclass- men to Virginia Annis. Dudley Peterson, his unceasing chatter to Max Medlam. Beverly Annjs, her ability to stretch her gum around and around to anyone who can do a good jo-b of it. Willis Pfeiffer, his love for reading magazines when he should be getting his lessons to Jack Ernsberger. Phyllis Warner, her samallness in size and her dainty ways to Elizabeth Odom. Ruth Wilson, her ability to be quiet and re- served to Margaret Kling. DeVon. Pfeiffer, his Clark Gable appearance to Kenneth Balmer. Phillip Reidenbach, his oratorical ability to Howell Heminger. Lottie Gunterman, her love for gossip to Al- berta Annis. Harold Sanders, his love for an argument to James Ransberger. Lowell Berger, his gratefulness to those from whom he has copied these four fearful years to Alan Nusbaum. Bethel Edel, her ardent devotion to the men lContinued Next Pageq Class Will to June Manges. Gerald Walterhouse, his sense of humor to Ar- line Duganne. Marvene Siefer, her everlasting affections for her One and Only to Julaine Gunterman.. Clarence Bellman, his knowledge of baseball to Mable Mitcheleni. Glennis Birkey, her ability to blush easily to Dorothy Long. Quincy Troup, his ability to get around even though he is a country boy to Dick Edel. Marie Miller, her sweet disposition to Doris Craft. Orville Kling, his height and girlish-giggle to Sparkie Hand. Martha Porter, her well-developed lungs to her successor as yell leader. Bill Minnes, his shaggy brows to Betty Hart- man. We do hereby nominate Mr. Kleckner, the supervisor of the school we dearly love, to exe- cute this our last will and testimony. In testimony whereunto we have set our hands and seal this date, May 10, 1940. Signed by the testators, the class of nineteen hundred forty, who in the presence of one another have here unto subscribed their names as witnesses. Ascribed and sworn to me as Township Trus- tee, in and for said State, County, and Township this date May 10, 1940. Can You Imagine Orville Kling-a taxi driver? Betty Bowser-in competition with Dorothy Lamour for the longest hair? Clarence Bellman-an usher in the Chinese Theatre? Dudley Peterson - the principal of Bremen High School? Eliner 'Geib - as the winner of the National Jitterbug Contest in Alaska? Phil Reidenbachfas Senator from California? Dale Keyser - as minister of the Christian Science Church? Kate Moore - a singer for the Metropolitan Opera Company? Robert Harrington-as our tap dancing gov- ernor of Indiana? Marie Miller-as secretary to our tap dancing governor? John Snyder-selling Chevrolets? Pat Petcher-a nurse at Longcliff? Willis Pfeiffer-a soda. jerker? Marie Rader-teaching students how to jitter- bug when giving a speech? William Mlnnes-a doctor at Longcliff? Phyllis Warner-teaching art appreciation to the African savages? Harold Wallace --as coach at the University of Long Island? Donna Dorff-leader of an all girls' band. Edward Kastner-a professor of physics and chemistry at Northwestern University? Marvene Siefer-training for the Olympics? Gerald Walterhouse-a janitor for the Daily Reprocrat Gabber? Lottie Gunterman-an undertaker? Lawrence Berg-fiming for sharks in Lake of the Woods? Beverly Annis - taking the place of Martha Raye? Paul Nicholas - producer of Paramount 'pic- tures? Sue Holderman-as No. 1 glamour girl? .Art Hiesiter - giving book reviews at Rocke- feller Center ? Ireta Kipfer-demonstrating cosmetics at Mar- shall Fields? Lowell Berger - as the author of How To Keep Awake After The Night Before ? Quincy Troup-a racer? Marie Aker-Mrs. Dean Redman? Harold Sanders-president of the Liars' Club? Marjorie Yo-ckey and Mary Slabaugh - as beauty operators? Eldon Weaver-president of the American air- lines? Marvin Miller-wintering at Palm Beach? Ruth Wilson-doing housework? James Anderson-the announcer for the Little Kiddies' Spook Hour? Bethel Edel-telling the kiddies the story of The Three Bears ? Robert Schweisberger-the U. S. ambassador to Iraq? Bernice Parker-on a honeymoon in Europe? Edward Sahlhoff - the pilot of the Trans- Atlantic Clipper? Dale Martin-engaged in conservation work? Glennis Birkey-Izzy Belinshies' gun moll? DeVon Pfeiffer-owning a. barber shop? Martha Porter-a missionary to China? Kathryn Kuntz-working in the greenhouse? Senior Snaps Here and There UINIQHQTF QHELSS MGH ggxwf 4 'Q fam 5 L X Q L--5... X I L i If fi Ji Iunior Class y LEFT TO RIGHT J TOP ROW: Elnora Barts. Doris' Craft, Norman Bollenbacher, Richard Foltz, George Butz, Robert Hahn, Fred Laird, Jane Faulkner, Rose- ' mary Bauer, Esther Bellman. MIDDLE ROW: Virginia Annis, Roscoe Heckaman, Don Balsley, Darlene Birkey, Wm. Franklin, Kenneth Balmer, Mary Byers, John Graverson, Eudora Caroth- ers. LOWER ROVV: Robert Hansen, Doris Ellen Clauss, Claudine Booker, WVendell Fet- ters, Helen Hardy, Louis Carothers, Letha Hanshew, Louis Balsley, Louella Hochstetler. LEF 1' TO RIGHT f TOP ROW: Marian Wynn, Evart Pittman, Mark Thorntor Mary Ryder, Robert Zimmer, James Polson, Robert Kensinger, Maurice Keysei Vera Shelton, Maynard Miller, June Manges. MIDDLE ROW: Mable Mitschelen, Rolafzd Huff, James Ransberger, Elizabeth Odcn Richard Weston, Lillian Sahlhoff, Roeger Pfeiffer, Marie Mattern, Alan Nus fbaum, Madge Huff, LaMar Weaver, Mary Schrader. LOWER ROW: Marjorie Martin, Roscoe Matz, Dorothy Jackson, Dale Mentzel, Bet ty Ervin, Stanley Weislshaar, Betty Swank, Earl Keck, Margaret Kling. Sophomore Class LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP ROW: Sam Annis, VVilliam Graverson, Junior Boyer, Jun- ior Carothers, Harold Craft, Lewis Senff, Rodney Heckaman, Lloyd Leeper, Dudley Keyser. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Stillson, Beatrice Weaver, Lelia Kastner, Jeanette Berger, Agnes Moore, Mary Leman, Leah Huey, Dorothy Long, Virginia Jackson, Betty Hartman, Donnabelle Drudge, Mable Loucks, Helen Hemminger, James Dietrich. LOWER ROW: Jeraldinie Scott, Lorna Schuch, Dale Sherk, Marian Walterhouse Wilber Weaver, Charlotte Edel, Dexter Troup, Helen Heckaman, Vance Fred: erick, Betty Scott. LEFT TO RIGHT 5 TOP ROW: Russell Swank, Richard Leeper, Robert Miller, Paul Miller, Lowell Mast, James. Farrer, VVarren Koontz. MIDDLE ROW: Lorene Mutti, Maxine Swank, Ruth Ellen Sherk, Margie Slusser, Donna Ritter, Phyllis Bowser, Lois Fife, Dorothy Vollmer, Bonnie Vernon, Ed- Wena Keyser, Alberta Annis, Arline Duganne, Edna Craig. LOWER. ROW: Betty Newgent, Marvene Haas, Betty Pfeiffer, Arleen Geib Claudine Mitchel, Esther Sauter, Julaine Gunterman, Mary Kipfer, Florence Mitchel. Joan Kline. Freshman Class LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP ROW: Ernest Yockey, Elmer Botset, Esther Smit Greydon Tabor, Blanche Mentzel, Delbert Balmer, Lily Marburger, Jam Brown, Glenna O'Connor, Gerald Leoper. MIDDLE ROW: Jack Ernsberger, Ordythe Lidgard, Fred Miller, Doris Anders: Richard Miller, Leona Manges, Noble Hand, Esther Huber, Howell Hemming' Loraine Heckaman, Edward Klopfenstine, Evelyn Sahlhoff. LOWER ROW: Devon Marburger, Jerry Wahl, Walter Martin, Elaine Balsley, Sta ley Edel, Peggy Fisher, Clifford Lozier, Phyllis Gunterman, Herbert Mitch Carolyn Haussfer. LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP RJOVV: Doyle Balslley, Paul Miller, Bill Wahl, Guy Church, Allen Small, Lloyd Bellman, Delos Longbrake, John Mougin, Harold Bellman, Stanley Weiss. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Sloan, Robert Lingofelter, Herbert Schuch, Samuel Anderson, Robert Vvaixel, Paul Rowe, Richard Hanson., Elmore Botset, John Shelton, Carl Hirstein, Lynetta Murphy, Helen Kastner, Mary Lidgard. LOWER ROW: Charles Wynn, Eileen Miller, Bernard Hiester, Lulu Pittman, Eugene Williams, Patricia Kuntz, Richard Schweisberger, Mary Hughes, Noble Heyde, Lois Schumaker. Eighth Grade LEFT TO RIGHT f TOP ROW: Wayne Kyle, John Flora, John Berg, Robert Guard, Rodney Kling, Faye Heckaman, Earl Duke, Junior Hardy, Marilyn Birkey. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Baird, William Haiflich, Vivian Huff, Norma Gunterman, Frank- lin Deisch, Clifford Hawkins, Robert Kline, Katherine Huff, Marybelle Haab, Norma Huff, Alma Edel. LOWER ROW: Eugene Keck, Josephine Lozier, Lavon Kuhn, Lorraine Bowser, Richard Drudge, Roberta Berger, Dale Craig, Mardell Heckaman, Roland Han- sen. LEFT T10 RIGHT v TOP ROW: Phyllis Snyder, Peggy Pritz, Norma Pittman, Don- ald Mattern, Albert Odiorne, Richard Tyson, Earl Parker, Robert Swank, Mary Nick, Frances Minnes, Sarahlee Troyer. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Frederick, Howard Stuntz, Ruth Silvey, Paul Sherk, Lillian Miller, John Stayton, Lorraine Manges, Gene Odiorne, Betty Schumaker, Nel- son Pittman, Evelyn Rowe. LOWER ROW: Merlin Yoder, Mary Walter, Lois Weil, George Nicholas, Edna Sherk, Lewis Schneider, Beth Swank, Hayward Stuntz, Lois VVeaver. Seventh Grade LEFT TO RIGHT f TOP ROW: Iris. Kensinger, Calvin Koontz, Maxine Golden, Dean Bowser, Delores Carothers, Charles Beery, Charleen Fife. UPPER CENTER ROW: Methabelle Haenes, Perry Balmer, Mary Fowler, William Harrington, Phyllis Church, Vernon Carothers, Joyce Bowser, Orville Jones, Martha Huff, Luis Graverson. LOWER CENTER ROW: Mr. Klinedinst, Robert Hemminger, Otho Huff, Betty Bak- er, Maynard Dietrich, Neva Heinke, Donald Bowser, Donna Cripe, Dean Far- rer, Theda Hill, Gerald Carothers. BOTTOM ROVV: Norma Becknell, Lawrence Edel, Clara Hamilton, Robert Carson, Betty Corl, Robert Kipfer, Geneva Kiefer, Owen Balsley, Billy Heckaman. LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP ROW: Donald Walterhouse, Alene Rector, Harold Rizer Joan Stoller, Raymond Mayer, Marihelen Rottmiller, William Leeper. UPPER CENTER ROW: Vern Troup, Edlth Zillmer, Blanch Weldy, Berclene Ring- enberg, Ruth Stuntz, Robert Long, Verna Moore, Orille Miller, Mr. Stump. LOWER CENTER ROW: Rolland Weil, Letty Odom, Arnold Nick, Dewey Martin Esther Reidenbach, Gerald Mast, John Slusser. BOTTOM ROXV: Violet Wallace, Edwin Verton, Evelyn Wilson, Merle Scott, Phyl- lis Reed, Loren Walker, Mary Marburger, John Shutz, Hazel Stayton. X ix Elementary Grades ix Five 3 X Lim! Elementary Grades W One Vzwjfgegqid l , Ein Q! Af. 334: xg' o 2' 4 .1 Em' 'A 7969 fi 5 Q 5. C, a We Qgybgstiwf 'Sn-an 0 os b C4,j?'e ec ,B ,F gb? E5 fa Jenr U .94 Eff 6 1 N P Acfuvffn Q S Annual Staff Official Spnig O' Mint Staff EDITOR-IN -CHIEF .............. ,..........., ...,.,. ,,,,, ASSOCIATE EDITOR ....... BUSINESS MANAGER .....,......................,. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ,...... SALE-S MANAGER ...........................,....... ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER ...,.. BOOKKEEPER .............,................. FEATURE EDITOR ,........ ..,.......,.,....... ASSISTANT FEATURE EDITOR ....... PHOTOGRAPI-IIC' EDITOR .,...,...,............... ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR ...,. BOYS' ATHLETICS EDITOR ................... ASSISTANT ATHLETICS EDITOR ....... GIRLS' ATHLETICS EDITOR ............. ASSISTANT ATHLETICS EDITOR ...... ARII' EDITOR ............................................. ASSISTANT' ART ,EDITOR ...... CHIEF 'TYPIST ,... ..............,......... ......... ....... ...... PAT PETCHER SUE HOLDERMAN DALE MARTIN JAMES ANDERSON JOHN SNYDER BETTY BOWSER MARIE MILLER GLENNIS BIRKEY PHILIP REIDENBACH MARIE RADER .. KATHYRN MOORE BILL MINNES MARVIN MILLER . .,........ ELINER GEIB BETHEL EDEL ... PHYLLIS WARNER BEVERLY ANNIS BERNICE PARKER However, all other members of the class served on comxnittees. which contrib- uted in some way to the annual. Without their help and the sponsors, MISS POUND and MR. BURTON, this book would not have been possible. Band For instruction, the band was divided into three groups: the A or high school band, the B band consisting of junior high school members, and the C or be- ginners band. Concert band and marching band are composed of selected members of A and B bands. The band performed at basketball games, dedications, plays, and a spring concert, served as host at the Marshall Colmty Band Festi- valg and participated in the Holland Music Festival. Band Staff The staff officers of the high school band include: Front row, Marvene Siefer. Patricia Petcher, Principal Musicians, Sue Holderman, Student Leader, W. T. D11- ganne, Band Leader, Arline Duganne, Librarian, Marilyn Birkey, Junior Librarian. Second row: Marybelle Haab, Twirlerg William Wahl, Color Sergeant, William Frank- lin, Drum Major, John Mougin, Color Sergeant, and Dewey Martin, Twirler. Glee Clubs 1 i The combined glee clubs participated in the Christmas play Why The Chimes Rang. They also sang Christmas carols for the shut-ins. The operetta Jeanie was a production of the combined groups. 'The girls' glee club presented a program for Kiwanis members February 27. Junior Play Tiger House a three-act mystery play was presented by the Junior class on February 20, at 8:00 P. M. in our gymnasium. The production, a major activity of the classy, was received enthusiastically by a large audience. The sruccess of the performance was possible only through the fine cooperation of the entire class and their sponsors. The play was directed by Miss Edith Ramsey. ' The cast was as follows: ERMA LOWRIE .,..... YAMI, A HINDU ........ SOPHIA BRODERICK MRS. MURDOCK ...,..... ..... MACINTOSH ........... ARTHUR HALE ....... OSWALD ..................... PEGGY VAN ESS ....... FREDERICK LAIRD THE MYSTERY WOMAN THOMPSON ....,..........,........... THE TIGER LIAN ................. ROBERT SEEHASE MARY BYERS EUDORA CAROTI-IERS RICHARD WESTON JAMES RAN SBERGER LOUIS CAROTHERS BETTY ERVIN MARY RYDER .. ,,.. ?????? Senior Play Spring Fever, a three-act comedy., was presented April 25, by me Senior class under the direction of Miss Bess Day. The caslt was: HOWARD BRANT .. ED BURNS .........,,.... VIC LEWIS ....... LOU HERRON ........ MRS. SPANGLER ANNE PURCELL VIVIAN GEORGE . HENRY PURCELL ....,., PHOEBE PURCELL MAUDE OOREY ...., PROFESSOR VIRGT DR. DIXON ............., L BEAN JIOHN SNYDER QUINCY TROUP . MARVIN MILLER NLARIE RADER KATE MOORE SUE HOLDERMAN IVIARVENE SIEFER BILL IVIINNES MARTHA PORTER PAT PETCHER PHILIP REIDENBACH Ioumalism At Bremen School this year it has been ladies of the press, for the girls shown above busily preparing the next issue of The Week At School comprised the fourth estate. Other time during journalism activity was spent in studying jour- nalistic procedures and opportunities. Library 'The students who have chosen library activity have played a very important part in the organization of the library in our new school. Those participating in this activity are given instruction and practice in the care and arrangement of books. nling, cataloging, and general library practices. The activity meets daily. 4-H Club Activity Girls, not necessarily 4-H club memhers, interested in Working on problems or projects related to home economics participate in this activity. Cooking, sewing, embroidering, and many other home making activities are included in their semes- ters' work. l l Boys, not necessarily those enrolled in county 4-H club work, but also those interested in farm life, its problems, and related projects, choose this activity. These boys participated in such activities as livestock judging, dairy judging, poultry judg- ing, grain judging, soil testing, and other activities related to life in a rural com- munity. Student ouncil Although organized only this year, the Student Council has sponsored many student activities During the basketball season, it found transportation for the students to out-of-town games. A high light was the All High School Party given by thc Council at the school for all students. The membership consists. of a repre- sentative from each room of the junior and senior high school, chosen by popular vote. Hi-Y Carrying on the tradition of service and good fellowship set by former groups, Hi-Y this year has attempted to develop the minds, bodies and Spirits of its mem- bers. Climaxing the year's program was the annual Father and Son Banquet at which J. K. Gorrell, editor of the Enquirer, was the speaker. Included among other activities of the year are helping with the dedication of the building and sponsoring a Christmas beneht show. Dedication of Gymnasium On November 1, 1939, the new gymnasium was ofhcially dedicated. The Waka- rusa Indians were invited to come over to help with the ceremony, but they proved to be not too gracious guests since thevy defeated the Lions, 24 to 8. Between the games County Superintendent of Schools, Deane E. Walker, pre- sided in a brief ceremony of dedication. He introduced members of the Board of Control of the Indiana High School Athletic Association: Arthur L. Trester, Coni- missionerg G. Warren Phillips, Presidentg John M. French, Council Representative, Fred W. Rankin. Mr. Trester spoke of the new gymnasium as a laboratory where boys and girls are made into men and women, where leadership and followship are developed, the one growing from the other. Approximately two thousand people witnessed the dedication ceremony. 6 Q XLWQUCJE A xx CCW Q 6 IIC, .S The Lions Second Team TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT - Mr. H'. E. Fulps, coach, Dennis Stillson, Harold Bell- man, Junior Carothers, Lloyd Bellman, Howell Hemminger, Junior Boyer, Rus- sell Swank. LOWER ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT - Louis Carothers, Student Manager, Stanley Edel, Carl Hirstein, Stanley Weisshaar, James Brown, Herbert Mitchell, James Anderson, Student Manager. m The Bremen Lions basketball team during 1939-1940 played the best games ever 'witnessed on the new playing floor. The team was composed of seven Seniors: Robert Schweisberger, Harold Wallace, Dale Keyser, John Snyder, Dale Martin, Mar- vin Miller, Bill Minnes fCaptain7g two Sophomores: Dale Sherk, Richard Deeper, and one Freshman, Noble Hand. The Lions opened their 39-40 season against a consistent Wakarusa team who sank baskets at all angles to defeat the Lions, 24-8. This game was the worst defeat of the year. Of the first eleven games played the Lions won, three: from Akron, Etna, Green, and Milford, they were defeated by Wakarusa, Madison, Nappanee, Syracuse, Culver, LaPaz, North Judson, and New Paris. The Lions opened the 1940 County Tourney held at Plymouth January 12-13 by defeating a scrappy Tyner five in a thrilling overtime game 28-26. In the next en- counter the Lions were overcome by a peppy Plymouth team, 44-36. The final game off the County Tourney was won by Bourbon who defeated a strong, but tired, La- Paz team. Starting the second half of the season the Bremen 'Cagers won four and lost five of their last nine scheduled games. The defeats were at the hands of: Argos, Knox, Plymouth, Culver, Washington of South Bend, the wins were from: Tipfpe- canoe, South Bend Catholic, Bourbon iCounty Champsl, and Argos. At the Sectional Basketball Tournament, also at Plymouth, the Lion netmen played the fifth game on Friday morning, March 1, and won from a highly favored Culver team by rallying in the fourth quarter and overcoming an eight-point lead to scalp the Indians, 32-30. This was the most brilliant game played by the Lions dur- ing the season. That evening the Lions were defeated .by the same peppy Plymouth team who eliminated them in the County Tourney. This game ended the 1939-40 Bremen basketball season. ' By defeating Bourboni, the County Champs, on their own door, 32-28, and win- ning over Argos in their last home game by a large margin, we believe the Lions have proved that the only thing lacking was the experience they failed to get the previous years. With three varsity stars and a good bunch of little scrubs, Bremen will have some outstanding teams in the future and to them we wish-GOOD LUCK! Baseball Team When not hampered by bad weather, members of the track and baseball teams did manage to get themselves a few points, along with their exercise and sunburn This year saw Bremen's first entry in inter-scholastic track competition. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 10-Nappanee April 19-Knox .......... April 26-Nappanee May 10-Knox ......... There There Here Here May 15-Rochester ....... ....... T here TRACK SCHEDULE April 13-County Meet April 26-Meet at Plymouth with Wakarusa, Bourbon and Argos' May 4-Knox Invitational May 11-Sectional Meet 9' G. A. A. QQ l Spring Activities On Tuesday evening, April 2, the high school glee clubs presented an Operetta, Jeanie, This was a. story of the South, set to beautiful music and staged in an ef- fectively romantic setting. THE CAST OF CHARACTERS INCLUDED: Jeanie Rawdon .,................................................................ . ....,.,, Donna Dorf Mammy Phyllis ..... ...,... M arion Wynn Rodney Crawley ....... ....... M aurice Keyslel Mr. Poisson ............ ....... W illiam Franklin Judge Calhoun ............. ..................................... Ed ward Sahlhoff Two Southern Lads ....... ....... Lew is Carothers and Orville Kling Two of Jeanie's Friends ..... ........ Do nna Drudge and Elaine Balsley Dennis Jackson .......,.,........ .,.....................,.......... J ames Ransberger Lucifer .......,.............. .. ....... .............. ......... ................... Ger al d Walterhouse MISS BAKER WAS THE DIRECTOR. Bremen school musicians were host to tive visiting bands on Friday evening, April 12, when the playing organizations of the high schools of the county gathered here for their first annual Marshall County Band Festival. Each band played three numbers of its own choice: a march, a selection, and an overture. Several of the bands were conducted by student leaders. The motive of the festival was to create a friendly, conperative spirit among the school band leaders and student musicians of the county. Mr. T. A. Kleckner welcomed the visitors and County Superintendent Deane Walker introduced the band leaders from Argos, Bourbon, LaPaz, Plymouth, Tyner, and Bremen. A large and appreciative audience attended the festival. On the afternoon of May 1, the physical education department presented Old King Cole. Approximately 600 students participated in this program which includ- ed a great variety of activities such as stun.ts, folk dancing, tumbling, rope skipping, singing games, marching, etc. The school band furnished the music for the program and ceremony of the crowning of the Queen of the May. Old King Cole was directed by Miss Pound and Mr. Shively. Booster Page The staff of the Sfprig 10' Mint, realizing the limit in number of business and professional leaders who could support this publication by inserting high-priced ad- vertisements-which usually are not paying propositions for the advertiser anyway- has decided instead to give more of the business and professional men an opportun- ity to indicate their support of Bremen School by listing as BREMEN SCHOOL BOOSTERS each of them who helped to make this yearbook possible. Birkey Hatchery Borneman Shoe Store Braden Feed and Flour Company Bremen Beauty Shop Bremen Elevator Bremen Enquirer Bremen Telephone Corporation Dr. W. D. Buchanan Dr. G. M. Buck Curlette Beauty Shop Dietrich Company Roscoe L. Egger Fisher Drug Store Foltz Grocery Herff-Jones Company Hiester's Variety H. O. Holderman Flour Company House of Harter, Goshen Huff's Furniture Store International School of Commerce, Fort Wayne Irene's Beauty Shop Kenny Kash and Karry Kiger and Company, Indianapolis Welcome Kipfer H. E. Knoblock Frank Koontz Rolland Koontz Lester Long Mast and Anderson May's Machine Shop Oliver Miller Carl Moore Odom Garage Office Supply and Equipment Com- pany, South Bend Peltz-Kauffer Company, Inc., South Bend Phyllis Anne Cafe Plymouth Daily Pilot, Plymouth Glenn Roeder Schlosser Brothers, Plymouth Dr. A. L. Schmitt Dr. S. B. Shwonkwiler John Steineck Sons Charles Stewart M. J. Stinchfleld I. Taitel and Son Dr. John M. Thompson Dr. Harry Tripp W. E. Walter Walter Hotel gf' Autographs gb . 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