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

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Standing: Nancy Bak, Beverly Eaglebarger, Barbara Pratt, Pat Croussore, Loren Felten, John Buck. Seated: Sue Swank, Janet Koontz, Joyce Lidgard, Berdine Heckaman, Nancy Schweisber- ger. SECTION EDITORS Here are the ambitious workers who got our Sprig together. The pictures were taken for the annual in October. The editors got the Sprig pages set up and then the classes and faculty editors started writing the different stories. Don't think that wasn't a lot of hard work! The typists typed like mad to meet the deadlines on time and the rriounters got paste all over themselves. Although it was a. lot of hard work it was also a lot of fun. TYPISTS AND MOUNTERS ,fi W I - ff! fi Vf r Standing: Eva Salzer, Joan Loucks, Janice Dutoi, Rose Klin- german, Marcia Whitsel. Seated- Harriet Brown, Nola Tucker, Mir iam Hochstetler, Carol Gunter man, Carolyn Martin. 7

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SENIOR TREASURE CHEST As we look through our souvenirs, it doesn't seem possible that the twelve years from 1941 have come to an end and we are saying good-bye to our school days in Bre- men High. Of course, we were all excited about entering high school. There were 67 eager beavers in our freshman class counting the three students from the Lutheran School, Senior Class Officers: Sue Swank, h ' vice president: John Buck, president: Loren Felten, Marcia Whitsel, and Dor- MUY Beth TeShfmeYe'- Secfefafyi othy Sahlhoff. That year we allbought Pep Janet Koontz, treasurer. Cat Hats which were the beginning of the souvenirs we have collected in our four years of high school. From our sophomore year we added our Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y mem- bership cards to our collection. John Buck, from Chicago, was added to our class. Our junior year was packed full of memories and souvenirs. In the fall we sold magazines and ordered our class rings. This was a new adventure for all of us. The class officers were Mary Stoller, president: Allen Molebash, vice president: Treva Yoder, secretary: and Donald Corl, treasurer. A well worn play book is a reminder of our junior play, Men Are Like Streetcars, which was work but a lot of fun. For our prom we tried a new idea--we decorated and used both the gym and cafeteria. The theme for our prom was Alohoa. We made palm trees and grass huts like mad. We worried about the scotch tape holding, but in the evening everything was in place and the prom was a success. At the end of our junior year we elected Bradley Rob- inson to go to Boys State and John Buck, president: Sue Swank, vice president, Janet Koontz, treasurer, and Mary Beth Teghtmeyer, sec- retary for our senior class officers. Our senior year there were three new students added to our class. The two exchange students were Eva Salzer from Austria and Flory Kreuzwendedich Von Dem Borne from The Netherlands. Dick Buell also entered the class from Legioner. Some important people in our school were in our senior class. Janet Koontz and Bradley Robinson were elected president and vice president of student council, and Janet also received the D. A. R. good citizen award. Five senior boys helped make the baseball team the country champs and three were on the basketball team. Two senior girls were elected cheer leaders. With commencement and our diplomas we closed our treasure chest of souvenirs. Of our high school years, the last was the most important but we will never forget the other three. 9