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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

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Our only hope is that it will be- come one of your prize possessions, and that our efforts have not been in vain. Louis Carothera TAI3LE CE CDNTENTS ADMINISTIQATICN EACIJLTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SDCDTS 3 i . 2 S si Dr. fl. M. Buck Deane E. Walker MEMUDIES we T. X. Klecknei Memory fades with lime, but from this book Sprig U, Mint u t'0IlllIlll0llS rememhranee of work, of friemls, of hap- pinese through four short years of high school will be susluirierl. tlongratiilations to the Class of '-ll and their sponsors whose elllorts have made possible the pictorial pres- ervation ol' these eherished memories. T. fl. lX'lb'l'lx'llt'I' HIGH SCI-IDUI. FACULTY JUSTINIC BAKER HORACK FULPS Music and fir! IZYIIIQIIISII HOWARD RHRHMAN T. A. KLICCKNIQR I!0!'!lfi0lI!ll ffgrivulturff l'r1'm'1'p111 DALE BROCK LOUISIC POUND Social Sfudivs l'l1ys1'r'r1l l','duvuliorz RORICRT BURTON EDITH RAMSHY Cmnrmfrivul Sludivs Hislory HOWARD BUSH l'1VlfRlf'l lW SHIVICLY .7UlIf,It'I7l'tlfl-CS and Sviwzcf' l'l1ys1'r'111 Edllfllflullll W. T. DUGANNIQ MARY TOWNSKND Hand l'!0ClIfl'0Illl1 Hmnv IZVCUIIUIIIII s ALICE FOXQ6.lq,4., 7 cv OSCAR VALRNTINIC 1'.'lIglI.SlI. Latin and Library Hfssislanl l'r1'nc1'p11l A Qu? Q lfLEMENTAl2Y AND JUNIDIQ HIGH FACULTY gdfie aa Law E CRACIC MQVICY l'AlII,INlCHUCk AST li Cmdz' I l'AUl,lNlf MAST HAZICI, HHIKAMAN Crudv 2 ILFANOR STUKICY VADA MUSSFH Crudf' If JIARY KNICPPPIR HCANICTTIC HU Fl Crudv 4 , 09 V RUXII-I SMIT ARDIS WICISSHAAR Crude' 5 ICLDOX Milfl' l.0TTIIE HULSPI Crude 6 JOHN ISAIRD GLILNN Ixl, A EDINST MILD STUMP LOWICLL FRICDICRICKE I M funior High ,,,.. PRESIDENT .... ,,,... E arl Keck VICE PRESIDEN1' ...... ....... I une Manges SECRETARY ...,. ....... B ezzy Ervin TREASURER ....... ....,. M arian Wynn g X i ,RX 34' -- f Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BALIVIIIR Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Pres. 4 Hi-Y Vice Pres. 35 Base 43 Track 3, 43 Movie Oper ators Club 45 Forum 4 Glee Club 15 Operetta 1 Annual Staff 4. G. A. A. 2, 3, Library,33 ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, VIRGINIA lCh.ickJ ANNIS WILLIAM 1Billj BACKHOFF Glee Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2 Movie O'perators Club 4 Wrestling 4, Class Play 4 KENNETH lKennyj DON BALSI-EY Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 3 Wrestling 4. LOUIS BALSLICY Band 15 Wrestling 43 Stu- dent Council 4, Cl ass Play 4. IIOSICIVI AIIY 4Ros1'el BAUER Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3. ENIDIQS ELNURA lNor1'1' J BARTS Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Dra- matics Club 2, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Home Economics Style Show 1, 2. IQSTHER BELLIVIAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. Council 4, Annual Staff 4. DAHLIQNE llloll HIRKIEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Forum 4, Class Play 4, Class Sec.- Treas. 1, G. A. A. 3, Band Staff 4, Latin Contest 2, Geometry Contest 2. EUDURA 1Doel CAROTHERS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, G. A. A. Council 4, Class Play 3, 4, Reading' Club 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4-H 3. DORIS lll.l.lCN CLAUSS Bourbon 1, Glee Club 1, 3, Operetta 3. lil-ITTY tlivrl Eli V I N G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 3, Glee Club 2, G. A, A. Pres. 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Sec. 4, Operetta 2. ENIOIQS DORIS 4Doriel CRAFT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 4, Operetta 2, 3, Home Economics Style Show 1. WENDELL W. Fli'I'TlIllS Bourbon 1, 2, 4-H 3. MAR Y lkwll ISYICHS Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Reading Club 4, Operetta 3, 4. IMUIS 1IAll0'l'Hl'IliS Band 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 1, 2, Stu- dent Manager 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Editor 4, Track 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Boos- ter Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Movie Operators Club 4, Class Pres. 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3. , RICHARD l UL'I'Z V'l'ILLIAM tliilll Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Forum 4. JOHN Ifgflymvyl f lAV l50N Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Hi-Y 1, 2g 4-H 3, 2g Track 3, 43 4-H 3. FRANKLIN Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 43 Band Stall' 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 29 Track 39 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Vice Pres. 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Movie Operators Club 3, 4. ENIOIQS HOISERT HANSICN Class Vice Pres. lg Base- ball 3, 4g Glee Club 1, Band 1, 23 Hi-Y 2, 35 An- nual Staff 4, LUU1-LLLA H0iIHSTIi'I'I.ICli Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4g Journalism 3, 4. HELEN HARDY G. A. A. 3, 45 G. A. A. Sec 4, 4-H 3, Class Sec. 3. MADCE HUFF Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Sec. Treas. 23 Class Play 3 Forum 4, State Math. Con test 2, Annual Stal? 4 Band Staff 4. ROLAND L. HUFF Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Oper- etta 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 2, 3. ROBERT lliobb KENSIN GER Movie Operators Club 3, 45 Movie Operators Club Pres. 45 Class Play 45 Operetta 35 Softball 35 Glee Club 1, 3, 4. MARJORII-f MARTIN Journalism 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 State Algebra Con- test 1. ROSCOFI lRockj MATZ 4-H 35 Track 3, 4. ENIDIDS MARIE lCerzl MATTRRN Bourbon 1, 25 Library 3, 45 Reading Club 4. MAX E. MEDLAM EARL KECK Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 45 Vice-President 25 Class President 45 Play 25 Forum 4. JUNE ADA lScl1ul:l MANCES Booster Club 15 Glee Club 3, 45 Journalism 35 Class Vice Pres. 1, 4. DALE MENTZEL MAYNARD lSh.ortyl MILLER Library 35 Student Council 35 Wrestling 4. Softball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. MABEL lMabfJ ALAN NUSBAUM MITSCHELEN Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Glee Club 4. Staff 4- ENIDIQS ELIZABETH UDOM Orchestra 1, 25 Band 2, 39 Operetta 1, 25 G. A. A. 3, 45 Reading C-lub 43 4-H 35 Class Play 43 Glee Club 4. ROGER PEEIFFER Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basket ball 1, 2, 3, Band 1 Forum 4. EVART PITTMAN Glee Club 2, 3, 4, operetta Band 1, 2: Glee Club 4- 2, 3, 4, 4-H 3. JAMES N. POLSUN MARY RYDER Junior Playg Journalism 3, 45 Editor WE 45 Annual Staff 45 Forum 4. MARY SCHRADER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-Pres. 35 G. A. A. 15 Student Council Pres. 45 Operetta 2, 35 Class Play 4. MARK DUN THOR NTON Lakeville 1, 25 4-H 1, 25 Corn Husking' 4-H 3, 4. MARIAN WYNN Journalism 3, 45 Operetta 35 Class Treas. 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ENIDIDS STANLEY WEISSHAAR Basketball 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Hi-Y Sec. 4. ROBERT ZIMMER Basketball 15 Movie Oper- ators Club 45 Journalism 35 Class Play 45 Wrestling 4. LILLIAN SAHLHOI-'F 4-H 3, 45 Library 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 Reading Club 45 Glee Club 3, 4. RPITTY SWANK' Bourbon 1, 25 4-H 35 Glee Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 Class Pres. 25 Reading Club 4. CLASS :stony ln the fall of 1937 when the new school year began. some freshmen were turned loose in the Bremen High School to further their education. At first we. the fresh- men, were so busy finding the various rooms and getting off to a good start in our classes that we didn't attract much attention. As time went on, we gradually grew bolder and finally we started whispering and some of us even chewed gum. Some of the frosh in Room 11 soon began to disturb the morning assembly program. and thus the rest of the student body recognized our presence. Wie elected Wendell Burrous, to serve as class president, and when he left in the middle of the year. Vice-president Bob Hansen took over. Everything was going fine but during the second semester it was decided that there would be no more exemptions. That little ruling did not stop our class, and when spring came. we passed our exams with the greatest of ease. We did not mind going back in 758, for we were no longer bashful. The presi- dential services of Louis Carothers were secured. and the year was under way. By that time we began to realize that the school looked pretty bad. and. of course. our carelessness hadn't helped its appearance, so we decided we would like a new school. Some of the people in the community heard about this, and they too thought that there wasn't anything too good for our class. The state government had the same opinion. so they had a session of the General Assembly, and there they de- cided to build us a new school. As plans for the new school progressed, our last year in the old school drew to a close. When school opened the next fall, we were very much pleased with the new building, and we were aware of the fact that the government and the people in the community realized our worth and had given us the best of everything. Although all was new to us, we felt and acted as if it weren't, and when the hall lights weren't on, we just pretended it was a blackout. Not only did we have a new school, but we had new classmatesg and we elected one of them. James Bansberger, president. Our accomplishments that year were numerous: we operated the junior candy stand, gave wfiger Houseug and we enter- tained the seniors at the first prom in the school. At last we were seniors. We chose Earl Keck as our chief executive. Because we were older and more intelligent, our second dramatic production, 'The Merry Haresf' and our first journalistic attempt, the 1941 Sprig O' Mint. were successful. HAH work and no play makes ,lack a dull boy so we took a dayis vacation and went on a trip. We didnit know if the underclassmen could struggle through the day alone. but finally we decided that they would have to learn to do without us. COIIIIIICIICCITIIICIII S0011 Came. and WC donned Olll' CHPS and g0Wl'lS to l'CCC1VC OUT diplomas. When we left, they told us they were sorry to see us go, we said that that was just one of the sacrifices which have to be made in life, and they would always have us with them when they looked at this wonderful book. 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'vi am Q Q.as 3-1-S2 Z1 .M Es -53 mm EB' W5 'VII' SQEQ 5116! bk .Q Si Q lue eyed blonde my ab dependent inventor to be m 4-7 U C 4-7 :rn D ed G eing teased bei Q 'H .Q VJ as -Q U6 .E GD .Q being call basketball .D bl C R3 N N I-3 . Ui 54 GJ Z O P E, Ll 3 .gg 'je 43 bt EHS: :4Q'g XQC as CE-Q Q cu as 5 e .3 gt 33 hi E-E Qs FEE Q O 43 E O .Q P' .Q I-4 N E hamc SC In sed embarras T12 bi 2.5 Ee as SW1 DS g stam collectin el' Zimm .D o D2 Simon DDUDHECY 5'The Class of '41 left its mark on this world. No, not a chalk markg it is even greater than that-it is a dent. Our agriculture boys-Roland, Mark, and Evart- became so enthusiastic about their digging that they forgot to stop, the result is, of course, a nice big dent in the earth. This is not the only mark left by our class. Oh, nol Let's go to Washington, D. C.. and take a look at the government oflicials. At the head of things is none other than the class politician land Democratl Richard Foltz. who defeated Esther after a fierce battle. He has appointed Louis C. to be Chief Justice. Of course, we have a Secretary of Agriculture, Roscoeg and Eudora is assisting with the home economics part of it. We have two Secretaries of the Treasury, because the national debt has been eliminated and we have so much money. The secretaries are Darlene B. and Mary Ryder. who spend their time pitching the pennies. u0ne of the South American countries has been honored by the appointment of Bob K. and Roger as our rhumbaing ambassadors. Marie and Rosemary are both married to owners of coffee plantations. and Betty E. and Betty S. are looking for two more. 'SNOW we go to Africa, and there we find two of the boys on a hunting expedition: 5Bring-Myself-Back-Alive' Alan and iAlways-Weddy-to-Wun, Weisshaar. Marjorie and Elnora are also there living with their husbands, who both happen to be scientists. Next we visit India: Instead of Chandi we find Maxie, who is loved by all of his people. Romance is going on just the same as always. and Cupid is responsible for it all. Cupid now is Dale Mentzel. Proof of romance is the marriages of June and of Mary B. Too bad he can't do something for Louella, Helen, and Virginia. They are out on the Sahara Desert looking for three bachelors. We are back in the United States listening to the radio. Here comes gThe Lone Ranger' fwendelll. This program is sponsored by Clauss's Crunchy Cough- drops. Next we hear what we have all been waiting for: 'J. Armstrong, the All- American Boy.' .lack is played by Earl. who is not a boy anymore, but he is young at heartg and the program is sponsored by Mabelis Mushy Marshmallows. Instead of Crosby we have Backhoff. The sponsor is Doris Craft's Cheese. We almost forgot lCang Busters,' starring Maynard and Jim. and this is sponsored by Lillianls Luscious Lollipops. Next, Johnny lCraversonJ steps out of store windows all over the country to give a call for a well-known cigar lHahn's Headache Healersl. It's time for 'Information Please' and the geniuses are none other than Bob Hansen, Madge. Kenny, and Elizabethg Balsley fLouie and Donj Baby Buggies are the sponsors. u0f course we have to read the funnies. How strange, Lil' Abner looks like Bob Z. and Daisy Mae like Mary S. Just below them we find Maggie and ,liggs lMarian and Bill FJ. Marian certainly is handy with that rolling-pin. Mr. Kleckner to Mrs. Kleckner: 'lWasn't that a marvelous dream? Utopia had finally come because the class of '41 was running the universef, v QC' !!s... We SENIOR SNAPS HERE AND THERE PRESIDENT ......... ....... L orene Matti f f VICE PRESIDENT ........ ......, L loyd Leeper SECRETARY ...... .......... L elia Kaszner TREASURER ..... ........ ,I ulaine Cunterman I X X ! Alberta Annis Phyllis Bowser Harold Craft D onna Drudge Lois Fife Arleen Geib Marvene Haas Samuel Annis Junior Boyer Edna Craig Charlotte Edel Jeanette Berger Junior Carothers ,lames Dietrich Richard Edel Blanche Forsythe Vance Frederick William Craverson Betty Hartman Helen Herninger James Keene ,loan Kline Leah Huey Dudley Keyser Warren Koontz .lulaine Gunterman Rodney Heckaman Lelia Kastner Mary Kipfer Theda Kunt: Mary Leman Paul Miller Agnes Moore Donna Ritter Lewis Senff Margie Slusser Bonnie Vernon Lloyd Leeper Richard Leeper Dorothy Long Mabel Loucks Robert Miller Claudine Mitchel Lorene Mutti Betty Newgent Esther Sauter Betty Sean Dale Sherk Ruth Sherk Denny Stillson Russell Swank Wilbur Weaver UN DERCLASSMEN ,,-mezorvb' Doris lean Anderson Samuel Anders Elaine Balsley on Doyle Halsley Harold Hellman Elmer Botset Elmore Botset Stanley Edel Lloyd Hellman farnes Brown lack Ernsberger Roscoe Franklin Peggy Fisher Phyllis Cunterrnan Richard Hansen Doris Hanshew Caroline Hausser Noble Hand George Harlan Loraine Heckaman, Howell Hemmingf r Noble Heyde Bernard Hiesler Carl Hirslein Esther Huber Fred Huff Helen Kastner Edward Klopfenstine Gerald Leeper Mary Lidgard Rolwrt Lingofelter Clijord Lozier Daron Marllurger Lillie' Marburger Walter lllartin Hlanclu' lllcfntzvl Eilevrt Miller l redericlc Miller Dick Miller Herbert Mitclzffl foh n Mougin Lynetta Murphy Glenna O'Connor Wilma Pratt Enid Reed Paul Rowe Evelyn Sahlhoj Ilerlwrt Schuch Richard Sclzuwdsberger John Shelton Lois Shumakvr Yvonne Skeleton Paul Sloan Esther Smith Maxine Swank Creyalon Tabor ferry Wahl Bill Wahl Robert Waixel Stanley Weiss lfugffrw Williams Charles Wynn Ernest Yockey Aqua...-.M IN UNDERCLASSMEN E UNDERCLASSMEN 1 I fohn Berg Roberta Berger Lorraine Bowser Marilyn Hirlfey Dale Craig Dorothy Culp Ruth Culp Franklin Deisclz Richard Drudge Earl Duke Alma Edel Charles Greene Harald Ernslzerger Donna Greenlee Norma Cunlerman Robert Guard Marylzellc Haah Roland Hansen Ray Hardy. fr. lllardell Heclfaman Kafherine Huff Eugene Keck Wayne Kile Lazion Kuhn William Hailflieh Clifford Hazekins Virian Hajj' Roberl Kline Lorraine Manges Donald Maltern lillian, Mille' r Fran cvs Minncs Cvorge Nicholas Conv Udiornv Earl l'arkr'r Nelson Pittman Norma Pittman Foggy Prit: Donald Robinson Evelyn. Rom' l'aul Shark Lvwis Scluwider Betty Schumacher Phyllis Snyder Ruth Silvc-y john Stayton Charlvs Sum Hayward Stunt: Howard Stunt: ptvr Both Swanlf Rolwrt Swank fohn, Taglztrnvyar Saralvc' Troyer Richard Tyson, Elsie Vollnwr Lois Wvaver Mary Walter Phyllis lean Walterhouse Lois Weil Merlin Yoder MIlll1I.l'1 RUXY: lflsthvr liviflwii- lizivli. V1-rn 'l'ruillw, l,--lliv Udu l2H'l l'llfNl RHXYI In-wily Klzirtiii lluzf-l S1:iy1c-li, lluln-rl Kipfi-i' Sliirlv-y S1-ilu-in th-in-x':i Kim-fi-1' l'hyllis Ili-I-sl, lmiw-ii XY:1lkr'l' flvrzllil Must, Nnhle- Mm-lilzi-l ,lv-lm Svliulz. ni. Uziiwil Ym-um, Illury Nl:il'liiit'g'1'i'. Mn-rl Si-uit, Vw-rnzi llmnw-, lllvvlyii XVilsun. Edith Zillmvr. liulzlml lV1'il. ldflwiii V1-rm-ii. 'l'1ll' RUXY: Iiziyiiimiml Maya-i' ,lmiiin Stull'-r, Vzilviii Koontz. 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SIDIQIG - 0 - MINT STAFF Mary Hyder l f'nIurf- lidilnr Louise Pound Sponsor Louis lfarotln-rs Edifllf-I'll-f,vlIi1'f Mary Sf'ln'ad0r .'1SS0l'I.lIfl' ffdilur Alan NllSl1Z1llIN Sulvs fllunzigwr Madge HnfT ffssistrzrrf In lfw fins. .Vgr KQIHIPIII lialrnvr HlISilIl'SS .llllllllgff Hulwrl Bllfftbll Sponsor Virginia Annis C11 ivf Typist Holwrl Hansen lfny's .4If1lr'Il'f' ffrlilnr Ifstlmr liellrnan Cirfs nfllzlrflir' ffflflnr I'zlld0l'21 lfarothvrs l'l1olngr11pl1ir' ffdilnr Mary Byers :1rl l','liI'lUI' BAN Hand. which con- stitutes an important activity in the school. con- sists of three groups: the HA or high school band. the B band. composed of junior high school mem- bers, and the C or beginners' band. Under the leadership of W. T. Duganne the musicians have given many successful programs and have played at basketball games and class plays. During the summer they have participated in music festivals, concerts and parades. YI FHM ROXY: .Io lille-n Skinner, Viviun Hul'l', Doris Anderson, Joann Stoll'-r, :thu Huff, Holt-n Kustn'-r, Mary S4'llI'HClt'l'. I ll1l,l'1 IUIXY: John Stzlylon, 'l'. .X, Klw-ekner, lmlv lfl. lirovk, Lowell Fri-dt-rii-k. in Huff. IUIWZ Ivudl--3 lie-vs:-r, .Iohn 124-rg, Iii:-hard l.w-por, l-it-rln-rl Swhuvh, Louis liz shy. JCUIQNALISM CLASS The Journalism 'Xrtivity group has tried it- luck this year at publishing Vl'e . a monthly svliool leature pulmli- cation. in addition to the column Week at School in tlu- llfwfmvz ffrzquirer. This :ivlixily group meets three 'lays a week. and the mem- luers collahorate in writing for the paper. Q ITUDENT COUNCIL The Student C0llIli'll is an organization made up of rep- resentative students enrolled in Bremen Senior and ,lunior High School. who hy popular vote have lween chosen luv their home guidance rooms. The council gives opportu- nities for educational develop ment. especially training in conducting a delnoeralif Iorm of government. and 1-ullixates u more friendlv lm-ling lie- tween the faculty :und the slu- dent body at large. Lelia Kaslnvr, Mary I.Q-man, Murjori-' Marlin, Mary Iiulfi, Lout-Ilan Hovhsttllml Betty Hartman, Donna Drudge, Marian Wynn. BUYS' GLEE CLUB Membership in the Clee Clubs is elevliu- and their members are chosen from boys and girls in grades nine to twelve. 'llieir activities include carol singing and participation in the annual Christmas program, in the annual high school operelta. and in other community and school arlixilies. The boys' enrollment this year is twenty- four and the girls' enrollment is filly. Miss Justine Baker is the sponsor of these clubs. BIDLS' BLEE CLUB l xl-rs. lionnll- Vernon. l'Iliz:llu-th llfllllll, Xl:u'x'vm- Hams. liilliun S:ul1lhol't'. IQEADIN CLUB The Heading Cllllm nas or- ganized hy Nlrs. Aliee Fox lor the purpose ol' uc-quainting students with good hooks in the lihrary that they might have missed. and to get more students to read for enjoy- ment. r. ... l1l1lS elulm. eomposed ol lil- teen memhers. meets every Wednesday in the lihrary durf ing the activity period. Klum- ftlnltvrn. lmlt- l'r:ulg', .Xlieo Fox, liziyon Kuhn. liodnt-y He-ekulnun. l I'1ll1lillll , I- I' .' ': i, l'illtl4!l'!l l':urotln-rs, llurold I':!'l1Slll'l'LL'1'l', Nelson Vllllllflll, Mary this: h I-tty Nu ull FOIDUM CLUB 'l'lw lforum tfluh is a newly UI'Q1LllIlll'fl group which meets Iyxiee u week. hlemhers dis- cuss present day illliilifi. During Ameriean lfdueation Week the lforum lfluh parti- eipuled in round talyle diseus' sions which were given over the pulrlie address system. Nlemhers ol' the group also eondueled at moeli eleetion among high sehool students. Nliss lfdilh liamsey is the sponsor ol' the elulm. A. l. Mzulpge- Hutt, th-tty Ne-wge-nl, Marry llyrle-r, lfliehurrl lfollz, Edith Ruins:-y, ltogt-I l'f+-il'l't-r, ltztrlenl- Birkey, Kenneth liulmf-r, Earl K4-ek, Edna Craig. Go Ao Ao The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization that aims to promote high physical elliciency among the girls of the school. By offering facilities for organiza- tion and instruction in a variety of activities the association aims to stimulate par- ticipation for every girl in some form of wholesome physical recreation. G. A. A. ollicers and the heads of each sport make up the council. whose duty it is to make appropriations for running expenses, to approve all committees. to author- ize new sports. and to carry out other administrative activities. Miss Louise Pound sponsors this group. THE COUNCIL: THE l'residen1 ....... Vice President. . Secretary . . . Treasurer ....... Hmns Volleyball .... . Deck Tennis. . . . Haslcetbull .. Tumbling .. Baseball . . Track . . . OFFICERS .. . . .. .. .Betty Ervin . . . .Marvene Haas . . . .Helen Hardy .........Leah Huey ol-' Svonrs ........Piileen Miller ....Joan Kline . . .Charlotte Fidel . . . . .Arleen Ceib . . . .Esther Bellman . . . Phyllis Bowser Tennis Ping Pong . . . Badminton Roller Skating Ice Skating Slzuffleboard Horseshoe Pitching Bicycling Horseback Riding Hiking ... .. . .Betty Newgent . . . .listher Sauter Blanche Mentzel . . .Mary Lenian iudora Carothers CAMEIQA CLUB Une ol' the nt-xx organiza- tions in sr-liool this year is the CilIIll'I'il f lull. This group is vonlpost-tl ol' those students who are interested in taking .mtl in developing pictures. ll. T. llush sponsors this cluh. which has taken many inter- esting pictures around srhool. MOVIE UIDEIQATUIQS CLUB The Movie Operators Club is a service cluh. organized to operate the projection equipment for the teachers and class- es. and to help the sponsor of the visual eflucaton program. U. W. Valentine. Boys are selected for this activitv who have mechanical ahility and pronounced interest in this work. lit-nm-th lkzilnwr, Rohm-rt Ki-nsinger, Louis t lI1'llll'I'S, Ric-hard l.Q-1-per, Rohm-rt Zimmer, Bill Bai-khol'1', Bill lmlnklin. Paul Row:-, Walter Martin, Bob Waixvl, Bill XVahI. Hou-ll Hemmingvr, John Mougin, Mary Leman. llt1'l l't1ltl ROW: Holland Hanson. CUUNU IUHXV: Stanley XV1-isslmzir, NVZIIXUK' F11-da-r'ick, VVilliur 'XVeax- 1 lllllill RUXV: XVilliam Franklin, Robert XVnix1-1, .itunes Dietrich, l'lnl Rowe. IUUIITH ROXY: Dudley Keyser, Hs-rhert Sehueli, Doyle lkalslw. Sam Anderson, in lialsln-y, l':tnl Slierk. ltil' NNW: Lloyd lhtllnizin. Lloyd Leeper, Hit-hard Leepl-I, lil,-une Franklin, Ken- nith linlnn-r, Howell Ht'ITiFllll1L1'l'I', Louis Uarothers. WDESTLING CLUI3 Wrestling is another one of llie new activities offered this year. H. T. Bush, former memher of the Indiana Uni- versity wrestling team is the coach. The hoys already have shown much improvement in the manly art of self defense. l'll-Y CLUB The Hi-Y is a group of hoys who seek to create maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of flfhristian character hy promoting clean, speech, clean sports, clean scholarship. and 1-Ican living. Included among projects of the chil- this year have been serxiu- and recreational ac- tix ities which were in keeping xv ith the aims of the cluh. The sponsor of the club is Robert E. Burton. 'if. l 1'UN HUW3 H- 'l'- Bush, .Junior l'arkm-r, th-urge Harlan, th-rald Lew-per, Harold 'fYY1SlN'I't-iw, Ilronald Robinson, Robert Guard, Donald Swank, Doyle Iialsley. FUI' RQW: Cllltord Lozier, liodnt-y Heckaman, Harold Bs-llman, Eugene Williams Robert Aimmer. B111 Backhott, Robert Kensinger, Wayne Kile. SENIUIQ CLASS DLAY -If 'X' -If -I -K- THI-I MERRY HARIES fllarvlz 13, I9-11 Eudora Carotliers Betty Ervin Ke rlll etli Balmer Boliert Zimmer Mary Byers Louis Carotliers Bolwert Kensinber Louis Balsley lflizabetli Udc Jlii Mary Schrader Darlene Birkey William Baekliofii Alice Fox. Dirffctor JUNIDID CLASS DLAY 41' 95- 9: ii -X' CAMPUS QUARANTINIC lIvr'f'1r1fu'r IU. 19-IU Mary lflllilll Phyllis Howsu Hvtty Hartman Arlim' Dllglilllllt' ,lvlwildillv Sunil joan Kline' Rllssvl Swank Durllvy Keysvr .lunws Uietrivh Lloyd Ire-pei' Lvwis Svnff Paul Millvr lCdith Ramsey. Dirvvfllr SCHDUI. CALENDAD SEPTEMBER 27-Registration of students 30-First day of school OCTOBER 24-25-State Teachers As- sociation 25-GC band party NOVEMBER l-Freshmen party 8-Basketball at Wakarusa 9-Junior class party l5-Nappanee plays here l6-Sophomore class party 20-Syracuse plays here 22-Senior class party 26-Pierce Knox gives as sembly program 29-Culver plays here DECEMBER 3-l-li-Y-4--H basketball 4-C. A. A. freshman party 6HBasketball at Lapaz 9--Junior class play l3-Basketball at North ,lud- SOO lfl-Madison plays here l6HJunior class party lil-Hi-Y show B band party l9-Christmas caroling 20-Christmas program Basketball at Milford 22-23-Christmas vacation JANUARY 3-Basketball at New Paris 7-C. A. A. play evening l0-ll-County tourney 13-14-Sprig 0' Mint pictures taken l5-Band Motheris luncheon l7-Basketball at Knox 18-Senior class party 21-Basketball at Plymouth 23-24--Semester exams 24-Tippecanoe plays here 3lMBasl-zetball at Culver FEBRUARY l-Mentone plays here 3-Indiana Central Chorus gives assembly program 7--John Adams plays here l l-Junior H i g h School operetta lllf-Bourbon plays here 15-Basketball at Argos 21-Basketball at Akron 27-28-29-Sectional tourna ment MARCH 7-Exhibit l3-Senior class play 14?-Freshman party 17-Local musicians give assembly program 20-Hi-Y Father and Son banquet 2l-Eighth grade party 25-Kiwanis Honor Banquet 28-Senior class party APRIL l-RCM- Bu band roller skating party 3FSeventh grade party 4-High School operetta l8-County band concert fes- tival 19-Sophomore party. Coun- ty track meet 2l-Current Events enter- tains senior girls 24-A.A.U.W.. senior girls at MAY Plymouth 25-All high school party liPhysical education pro- gram 2-C. A. A. senior weekend trip O-Elementary opetctta 5-9-Music Week 94Junior-senior prom I6-Senior exams lS-Baccalaureate I9-23-Senior week 23--Commencement xml Snlvl-:LY BASKETBALL Dafa Slwrk Denny Stfllson fu-nior Carotlwrs Dick Leeper Carl Hirstein Steady improvement best describes the play of the Bremen Lions during the season just closed. With only three boys returning from last year's varsity. an almost Complete job of rebuilding was necessary. Three juniors and seven sophomores were finally picked to comprise the A team. Highlights of the season were the overtime victory over Madison Twp., St. Joseph County champs. and the remarkable showing made in the sectional tournament against a superior Plymouth quintet. With no graduation casualties this year. prospects for next year are good. The record for the year follows: Bremen I2 Vliakarusa 28 l I6 Nappanee 30 23 Syracuse 38 32 Culver -'15 I9 l.apaz 23 32 North Judson 30 37 Madison 35 26 Milford 28 244 New Paris 36 2-14 Knox 22 29 Plymouth 44 27 Tippecanoe 22 3l Cul ver 40 25 Mentone 26 l.8 .lohn Adams 21 244 Bourbon 25 25 Argos 35 35 Akron 23 Bremen 26 Argos 30 4Co. Tournamentl 38 West Twp. I5 tSee. Tournament? H 32 Plymouth 37 tSee. Tournament! lifnyd livllnzurz llerfwrt .'ll1'tvl1e'l1 Dirk .lliller Nolzlf' Hand Slrulley Edt-I 'UO' IQESEIDVES The reserve squad tl1is year was made up almost entirely of freshmen and sophomores. While tl1ey won only three games during tl1e SPHSOII. they did gain valu- able experience i11 actual competition which points to a stronger team next year. liremen I6 I2 I2 1:4 28 1a I2 11 1:1 1:4 I5 1:1 24 9 as 1:1 I7 11 Vlialcarusa Nappanee Syracuse Culver LaPaz North Judson Madison Milford New Paris Knox Plymouth Tippecanoe Culver lVleutone John Adams liourhon Argos Akron HS 2l 22 l 3 l l lfl 20 26 7 21 l 7 20 ltl 27 12 23 25 29 22 BOTTOM ROXV: T111-k Drudfze. James Brown, C'h:1rl4-s XVynn, Fred Miller, .Tank Tabor, Junior Boyer. Junior Hzlrdy. 'FOI' ROXY: Horam- Fulps, t'o:1ch, Riehzird Tyson, How:-Il Ile-me niimrer. Rose-oe l 1':1nkli11, Roh:-rt Kline, John lit'Y'l.'I, Harold llvlllllilll. lllllll Sloan. Student M:111:1g1-r. BASEBALL Due to the fact that the call for baseball and track was later than usual this year, we were unable to get the pictures of the boys in these activities. However, the tentative schedules follows: April 16 John Adams 23 Howe 24 Jamestown 28 John Adams April 7 18 U 23 97 May 3 79 6 There May 2 Rochester There Here 9 Howe Here Here 14 Winamac Here Here 16 Rochester Here I3 H S TIQACK At Plymouth - Bourbon, Culver, Argos County Track Meet at Plymouth J At Knox-Knox, Center, Bremen At Walkerton Knox Invitational At Wakarusa, dual ZDUDVQM Auroenfunns fifwfgiiifzizifgg ifxfwkizwflfwm W 24444 DWJaf.x7f.M4y,, JVZYVQQWLQ Www AUTOGRAPHS o9!'U'VVQfvys.C,4y W M fgfjjffffwm w JETZXQZLQQMQU o50Q.7z,Q'T'U' M mqwfwifw W ff'-fcm'Lg-UZ! THESE AIQE CIJID DATIQONS Dewey Arch Balsley Garage Bauer Optical Service Betty May Shoppe Birkey's Hatchery The Book Shop, South Bend Borneman's Shoe Store Braden Flour and Feed Company Bremen Beauty Shop Bremen Clay Products Corporation Bremen Elevator Bremen Gray Iron Foundry Bremen Lumber and Coal Company Bremen Motor Sales Bremen State Bank Bremen Telephone Corporation Bremen Theater Dr. Wallace D. Buchanan Dr. Homer L. Burke C. D. Carson Coca Cola Bottling Company, Plymouth Curlette Beauty Shop Dausman Appliance Shop The Dietrich Company Roscoe L. Egger Favorite Barber Shop W. R. Felten, Kroger Manager Fisher's Drug Store Foltz Grocery J. K. Gorrell Raymond Grossman Radio Service Haenes Ice Cream Parlor Dr. I. H. Hailflich Slim Harris' Service Station Herff-Jones, Indianapolis Hiester's Variety Store Hirstein's Service Station H. O. Holderman Flour Company House of Harter, Goshen Huff's Furniture Store Huff's Marathon Service Station Huntington Laboratories, Huntington Ideal Service Station International School of Commerce, Fort Wayne Jane's Beauty Nook Keck's Servicecenter Kenny's Kash and Karry Kimble's Fur Shop Welcome Kipfer Kline's Shell Service Klotz Furniture Company, Wyatt, George Knepp Insurance Knoblock Hardware Frank J. Koontz Koontz Greenhouse Rolland E. Koontz William Lemon, Essential Oils Dr. H. B. Liebengood . L. L. Long Maddox Inn, LaPaz Mast and Anderson May's Machine Shop McBride's Federated Store Oliver Miller Modern Beauty Shop Modern School Supply Company, W. R. Odom Office Engineers, Inc., South Bend Indianapolis Office Supply 8. Equipment Company, South Bend Peltz-Kauffer Company, Inc., South Bend A. L. Peterson Oliver Pfeiffer The Pilot Company, Plymouth Ralph's Body Shop Ray's Roller Rink Glenn Roeder Schlosser Brothers, Plymouth Dr. A. L. Schmitt Schrock Hybrid Corn Company Dr. S. B. Shonkwiler Shumaker Block Factory J. E. Senff Insurance Agency South Bend College of Commerce, Spring Brook Dairy John Steineck and Sons Stewart's Bakery R. H. Stoller Insurance I. Taitel 8. Son Dr. H. D. Tripp Truscon Steel Company K. E. Tucker Barber Shop Walter Hotel W. E. Walter Walters Drug Store Weisshaar Tire and Battery Shop South Bend fm WWW ?f1 15 : , 1. 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