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

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Iustine Baker-Linn Grove. Indiana Miss Baker has a wondertul record of being with us- since 1931. She attended Michigan State College cmd received her A. B. 'from Indiana University. She may always be found busy with art, glee club, concert choir, mixed chor- us, or music in the lower grades. Agnes Brumitt-Scotch Chapel. Kentucky Miss Brumitt came to us this year trom Chicago and has found a big job as a Iunior sponsor. She has an A. B. lrom the Mississippi State College tor Women and an M. A. from the University ot Chicago. She taught all history classes, sponsored Iunior play and helped the Iuniors with their preparations tor the Iunior-Senior Prom. Dorothy Busby-Anderson. Indiana Miss Busby, who graduated from Indiana University with an A. B. degree, teaches English, Latin, and has brought order out ot chaos in the library. She sponsored the Sunshine Society for part ot year, Sprig O' Mint, Senior play, and has a Senior guidance room. She has been here three years and is one of the busiest teachers ot Bremen High? Horace E. Fulps-Danville. Indiana Mr. Fulps has an A. B. degree from Central Normal and an M. S. from Indiana University. He has taught English here nine years and is assistant coach and sophomore sponsor. Robert Hayes-Brazil. Indiana Mr. Hayes was graduated irrom Indiana State Teachers College with a B. S. degree and has attended tthe Univer- sity of Denver. He acted as Junior sponsor, helping with the magazine sales, Iunior play, and Iuntor-Senior Prom. He has taught the commercial studies here for three years. Dona Marie Irion--Lafayette. Indiana Miss Irion has her B. S. from Purdue and has also attended the University of Wisconsin. She came to us this year from South Haven, Michigan, where she taught for one year. Her subjects taught here are English, Spanish and geogra- phy. She sponsors Iournalism and one group of Sopho- mores. V 911140 'P Mary Kendall-Plainsville. Indiana Miss Kendall received her A. B. from Indiana State Teach- ers College. Before coming here tour years ago, she taught in Clinton Township one year. She teaches physical edu- cation, typing, and health, and is a Sophomore sponsor. Burt Kepler-Hamilton. Indiana Mr. Kepler, who formerly taught in Waterloo, teaches shop and citizenship and sponsors the Hi-Y and the Freshmen. He has a B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers College. Geneva Molebash-Bremen, Indiana Mrs. Molebash has very capably taken over the mathemat- ics department ot Bremen High since the war started. She has an A. B. degree from De Pauw University and previ- ously taught in Culver, Indiana. She is a Freshman spon- sor. Gertrude Monhaut-Mishawaka, Indiana Miss Monhaut has her B. S. degree trom Purdue Univers- ity. She teaches vocational home economics and spends her summers working with Girls' 4-H. She is a Freshman sponsor and has been here tour years. I. W. Nichols-Winfield. Kansas Mr. Nichols teaches agriculture and biology and sponsors the F. F. A. and Boys' 4-H and, as attendance supervisor, keeps an account of all absences and tardiness. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University. This is his third year here. Robert Schnar--Wabash, Indiana Mr. Schnar came to us this year from Chester Township High School at North Manchester and has assumed the leadership of the band, orchestra, and song tlute groups. Mr. Schnar received his B. S. from Manchester and also attended Ohio State University. Everett Shively-Kokomo, Indiana Mr. Shively is head coach and director of boys' physical education. He came to us six years ago from Winamac. He is a Senior sponsor and has a B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers College.

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dmw'Jlonm, ,Z Top Row Bottom Row Raymond Mayer, Valedictorian Dale Freeze, Ir., Commencement William Leeper, Salutatorian Speaker Amelia Eberly, Commencement Lois Brown' Kiwanis Cwmd speaker Glen Laudeman, Kiwanis award Esther Reidenbach, Commence- Vere Sheneiield, 4-H Round-up ment speaker and D. A. R. rep- resentative. During the year, special recognition for outstanding achievement in scholarship, attendance, and ac- tivities is given to students in high school. Raymond Mayer, who ranked first scholastically in the Senior Class, gives the valedictory address at Commencement on May 18. The salutatorian is William Leeper, the class president. The other three Commencement speakers, chosen by the class, are Amelia Eberly, Esther Reidenbach, and Dale Freeze. ln December, tor the D. A. B. Good Citizenship Contest, the Seniors selected three girls from whom the faculty chose Esther Reidenbach to represent Bremen High School in the county contest. This award is made to an outstanding girl who ranks high in the qualities ot leadership, scholarship, de- pendability, and citizenship. Each year the Kiwanis Club sponsors several awards. From the 4-H Clubs, Lois Brown was sent to the Kiwanis Leadership Training conference at De Pauw University in Greencastleg Glen Laudeman was selected, but was unable to attend. At this time the boy tor the Kiwanis basketball award has not been announced. Vere Sheneiield, another 4-H award winner, was sent by the county 4-H committee as a delegate to the 4-H Round-Up at Purdue University. Those who were on the tirst semester honor roll were as iollows: Seventh Grade: Dick Pile, Carol Seymour, Gene Stump, Janice Schurr, Carol Arch, Edward Heckaman, Herbert Hueni, Mary Hochstet- lerg Eighth Grade: Marcia Haney, Iames Hans, Ieannette Heckaman, Barbara Mummy, Sarah Troup, Dorothy Vernon: Freshmen: Vere Shenetield, Bertie Lou Bendery Sophomores: Willadean Kepler, Marg- ery Haas, Dean Hochstetler, Agnes Sherkg Iuniors: Lois Brown, lane Dietrich, Virginia Haney, Marilyn Zimmer, Ioe Ellen Skinner, Elery Wolfe: Seniors: Neva Heinke, Raymond Mayer, Carolyn Legner, Ber- dene Ringenberg.