Chesaning Union High School - Indian Yearbook (Chesaning, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1942 volume:

,.. TTIHIE HINIDUZMNI Pubhshed by THE SPEECH JOURNALISM CLASS CHESANING UNION SCHOOL CHESANING MICHIGAN 2 ,I MQ . I x . . 4-.U xQ,L.S ,,f ,-...,! W ,NMNY 1,-f-5 x7 I if k DEDIC TION o ell former Ch8SBDlHQ students who wlll or ere ervinp 1U Uncle Sem's armed forces, xe, liCffl0U If our Xl hes and hopes for your continued s fety end thet of our country ere e v x ll 1 b e to Mena doxn the hell of our chool end th1nP of the wonler ul daye that were nent there It is our slncere de 1re whether on the home front or fOT6lQH sell th t e verm snot in xour heart will remeln for us nc thc ol e P np e fre ivenes ulll help earn th t unlyihf victorv E T V 15,- 1 .A - 1 4 ' A - I i . ' '-- - Q .lv 3 lf V . - , Q 5 17 , i ,f f' ' ZW f f' fel ff ffl X-XXX , . ,f ,Q ' 1 4, I ' , 'f ' f' gy K' f' 4 4 i f X IE 4 . f ,f W f 5 :Q L, f 5 ,v -if - . I , A .1,?3 ,. I I if P La ' I . I Lf 1 r I K' , o , ' , ' ' if I. -, A H1 ' .' 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I ICE 2.4 FRANCES bCdOCH PREoIDENT ulee Club 4, Band 2,3,4, benior Play 4, Cantata 4, Community Fair 4, softball 3, Debate 3, Ba ketball 2, Class officer 4 LLOYD BEEBE VICE PHEDIDENT ulee Club l, Class Of11cer 4 Yearbook 3 4 Junior Play 3, Ba eball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Intermural 4 Minstrel bhow 3 Cantata 3 GENEVIEVE KUUESA DECHETARY ulee Club l,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Jun1or Play 3, Band 3,4 Cantata l,2,3,4, softball 3 4 CHAR ES RICE REASURER ulee Club 4,3, Revealer 4 Boy Ccout l,4,3, Varsity Club 3, Cl ss Officer 3,4, Intermural 4 Cantata 4,3, Junior Play 3, Year book 3,4, Basketball 4,4, Foot ball 4, B eball 3,4, senior 1 ay JOHN LDEN STUDENT COUNCI PRED ulee Club l,2,3, Revealer 1,2,3 Cla Officer l,2, student Council 3,4, Iearbook 3, oenior Play 4, Hi 1 l,2,3,4, Boy scout l V rsity Club l,2,3,4, Team Manager l,2, Cantata l,2, Mlm trel show 3, Extemporaneou ,eaner 3 ii X V 1 , A . ,. , r l . Q 2 V 5 rn 1 A ' Q n 1 I 1 1 . Y ff , F 2 i Class Officer 4. . 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D , a mix LAWRLNCE ADAMB Future Farmer 2,3,4 Hi Y l,2 3 4 Varsity Club 4, Community air 3,4, Intermural 4, Basketball 3, HARJORIE BOIBT Revealer staff 4, softball l,2, 3,4, Community Fair 4 ERNLBT ALDERDON Revealer 3, Yearbook 3, Junior Play 3, senior Play 4 Hi Y l 3,4, Boy scout l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketba l ,2,3,4, Track 3, Te m Manager l, Intermural 3 4, Minstrel show FRANCIS CHURCH Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 3 Basketball l,2,3 Hi X 2 3 , Varsity C ub l,2,3,4, Mirstrel show 3, o ee Club ,2,3 MURIEL BANCHART uirl Reserve 2,3, Glee C ub 2 4, Revea er l,2,3,4, boftball 2 3,4, Community Fair 2 4 VERNA CAFFEE Junior Play 3, Glee Club l Community Fair 3,4, Debate 2 Revealer btaff 3, Yearbook uirl Reserve ,2, boftba l 3, Cantata l,2 A LAN BITTERMAN Glee Club l,2, Revealer 4, Hi 1 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football l,2,4, Basket ball l,2,3,4, Track 2,3 4, Future Farmer 2, Cantata l,2, benior Play 4 Community Fair 2, Minstrel Show BETTE COLE Community Fair 4, Librarian 4 Cheerleader l, softball l,2,3, 4, Basketba l l,2,3 BETTY LOU BOETCHER Girl Reserve l,2,3, Glee Club l,2, 3 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Sextette 3, Revealer btaff 4, !earbook 4, Band l,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer l,2, Cantata l,2,3,4, Soft ball 2,3, btudent Council 3,4 CATHERINE COLE Librarian 4, Revealer Staff 4, Girl Reserve 3, Glee Club 1,2 I U TS' 23 ,Q is BETT! DEVEREAUX Girl Reserve l,2,3, Band 3,4 oirls Basketball 1,2 3,4, Cantata l Community Fair 2 , Revealer 4 Student Council 2 Glee Club l Softball l,2,3, Cheerleader 1, 4, Drum lajorette 3,4 ILAMAE HAAK sl, Basketball l,4,3,4, Communit Fair 3,4, Drum.MaJorette 3, Cantata l,2, Revealer Staff 4 Glee Club l,2, Junior Play 3 Band l,2,3,4, Softball 3,4 DORANNE DOANE Girl Reserve l,2, Cantata 1,2, Glee Club l,2, Girl Scout l,2, Revealer Staff 4, Band l THELMA HOLLAND Glee Club l,2,4, Cantata MILDRED FINN Glee Club l,2,3,4, Debate 3 4 Student l,3,4, Basketball 4, Band l,2,3,4, Revealer Staff 4, Girl il 5 Reserve l,2,3,4, Cantata l,2,3,4, Girl Scout l, Community Fair 4 Senior Play 4 Glee Club l, Girl Reserve 4 Community Fair 4, Junior Play 3 Cantata l, Softball 3,4 ADELINE oREI ICH Glee Club l,2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Soft ball l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Girl Scout l, Cantata l,2,3,4, Girl Reserve l,2,3,4, Basketball l,3,4, Revealer Staff 4, Cla s Officer 3, Cheerleader 3 Senior Play 4 DORIS JONES Glee Club l,2,3,4, Basketball 2 3,4, Revealer Staff 4, Cantata 2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Community Fair 3 4 IDA MAE GRIFFUS Glee Club 1,2, Softball 3,4, Cantata 1,2 VS AGNES KORTH olee Club l,2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Cantata ,2,3,4, Community Fair 3 4 U. , . D I 2 I -Wx' 14 2 I f A I 2 I ,. 2,3, , 'S .s X ' Y .L .. 7 v Z, X Q a . 4, I . V t W , K FX L vii. , I -X -X S E xt' n .' X iF :quit in 2' B' X ' , l,2,4. Y 5 D . Q A, , , - QW ' Lyn Lf?ZfCQ FREIDA HOLZHAUSEN 9 Vyfaziff E1 ' ' h , 5 ' fx jk, F N 4 ' 5 , is ' gs 9 as A 4 ' - sv . kr, 14, ' I ' 1 , . I 1 9 rr . 1 '29 Af- , ,. 1 Q 5 lf f - 1 ix Ag ar' 5' A no RET KOTA olee C ub 4, nano 4,3,4 C nt ta l,4, 4 o a 3 T514 mi n IK ulee Club 4 j,4, Cant t 4,3 4, softball 3,4, tommunlty ralr 9 uEhAuDIhE Annu L ulee Club l,4,J,4, Cantata ,4,, Cowmunxty Palr 4 DP IL k n HA Y Footb l 2,3,4 Neve Yer 4, student COLXL1 4 5 O1f1CDF oenlor Pl y J rblty 4 Mllatrel onow 3 Yllboz ulee Club l,4,3,4, oextette 3 B bketball 4,3 4, ba d 2,3 RUTHEK MOUDE Cantat l 4, lbr Pl n D tb l 4 3,4, Q bnetb ll olee Club l ,3,4 Debate 4 bIbbE AI En hevealer staff 3, Xe rbooA 3 ature Farmer 2 3 4 Communlty Fa1r ,3, Intermural 4 Mlnbtrel ohow 3, Track , Football 4 BETTY Mndlh AXTOA uirl Re erve l ,Q 4 heve btaff 4, ulee C ub l,4,3, Basketb ll 1,4 Class Officer 4 Band 4 3 4, Cant ta l 2,3, AELNETH MOOnE Future Farmer l,4,3,4 baaketba l Track 3,4, Communlty Fa1r 3 4 BDANCHE QMTTH u1rl Re erve l 2,3,4, olee Club l,2,3, Cla s Ofiicer l, 9DlOF Play 4, u1rl ocout l,2, Debate 3,4, Cant ta l 2,3 Communlty F ir 4 1 s. 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J' 9 7' ISABEL QTHEET ulee Club l,2,3,4, Band , senior Ilay 4, Cantata l,2,3,4, Sextette Community Fair 2,3,4, ooitball 3 OUIbE VINCENT ulee Club 2,3,4, Basketball 2 Revealer Staff 4, Junlor Play 3 Cantata 4,J,4, Communlty Falr 4 ooftball 2 JOAN STUDOR uirl Reserve 4, olee Club 4, Revealer Staff 4, Yearbook 4, Debate 4, Cantata nELAH WEFEL Girl Reserve 4, Glee C ub l 2,p,4 Band l,2,p, enlor Play 4, Debate 4, Cantata l,2,3,4, Community Falr 2 WILLIAM SUPPEo Future Farmer 4 3 4 H1 Y 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Basketball 4 Baseball l,2,3,4, Intermural 4, Commun ity Fa1r 3,4, Mlnstrel show 3 QIGRID JANE YUUNC Glee Club 3, Cantata 3, Libr r1an 4 'Q Back row left to right Holahausen, Cowan,G bchm1ege,Sinc1ssen, Delbridge Third row Walker, Luha, Daisily, B Blakesly, IcLosky, Spitler, Durfee,Adams, Brown, bebok Second row I Blakeslee, Jureka, loffit, Gregg, Broaddus, R Blakeslee, Ho kins, Poyteck, W Delbridge Front row Hart, E bchmiege, Brown, Smeaton, McDonagh, UWBIY, Larkin, Brainerd, Hauer Dankert ufu0ZJ The Junior class has had a very enjoyable year under the advisorship of Kiss Burkman and lr Kurrle The class officers were president, Philip Holz hausen, vice president Jack Foyteck, secretar Alta Adams, and treas urer, Robert Hopkins The student council representatives were bhirley Gregg, Dick Blakeslee, and Les lie Cowan The annual J Hop was held April 17 The gym was decorated in a Hawaiian style, and music was furnished by Eddie bhade's orchestra fine crowd attended The Junior Senior banquet was spon sored by the Junior class with most of them in attendance I4- Back row left to right LaMott Jordan,Eastwood, M Bila Eurek, Yonkman, Korth, Walker, Spiegel Middle row Nixon, Gotwalt Graves,Gre1l1ch V Adams, Smith, Bates,Mark Front row Castro Dumas Potter, Drexler, Wesley Rolfe, Foess, McFarlan, Black mer .5,0PAO!71O 22.4 The Sophomore class has spent a prosperous year, under the M, able sponsorship of Mr Edwin w Alchin, agriculture teach Www The following class offi cers were elected to car ness President, Rich ard Jehu, Vlce Presl dent, Arvin Richardson becretary, Myra Rolfe, Treasurer, Jean Du mas The student coun cil representa tives who were elected and served on the council dur ing the year were Doris Potter and Jack Harmon Starting out at the beginning of the year the students numbered 57, and at the end of the year had 52 class members beventeen rings were ordered and fix fwfr 4 , 4,-A f. - A U 1 - O 4 f . J 4- .- eg, 0 , E- N ' 7, Q ' ' c ff T - - , . - 0 ' y , o n ' , -, , - O . ll.. . an er. 1! Q 4- - Ill' - !.' , ry out the class busi- ' fhmysf , - Q .'s M,-an f . . . - ' -pxkq , V I , 3 4' A ' to 4 f'? f RQ D .4 1 - ,' lan? Back row left to right Cowan, Haney,Tithof, R Bila, Chappell, Newman Middle row Weigold, Jehu, Townsend, Clark, R Adams, Ziegler, Lapworth Front row Peterson, Oliver, Larner, Glick, Wolfe, Harmon, Richardson .flymdonwotea will be received by the pur chasers next September, those that ordered their rings also received a premium These premiums could be chosen from a group of four ar ticles consisting of a pin, bracelet, necklace, or a belt buckle, all with C H S inscribed in orange and black, the school colors, on them. Their outstanding athletes in base ball: Jack Harmon, James Larner, Bob Ziegler Eugene Tithof, Bob Clark, Carl Chappell, Donald Lap worth. Track: Donald Haney. Basketball: Eu gene Tithof, James Lar ner. Football: Eugene Tithof, Bob B1la, Victor Wesley, Bob Clark and Don Haney. P al' ,A f One of the best gr Sophomore classes. w- Back row left to right Ustichen, Somers, Pacek, Rehmann, Pal mer, Smith Middle row Woodard, Th1el,Martin, Fuller, Annabel, Schoch Front row James, Holzhausen, Herman, H McCaffrey D McCaffrey, Horton, Ordwsy c?ri1?J AUYGIZ lc!!! The Freshman class this year was under the able leadership of Mr Kaulltz Class offi cers were elected as follows president, Robert Weigold vice president Phil Carson treasurer Donna McCaffrey and the student council member, George Larner The class had some very promising young ath letes, namely Dave Weiland who looked good in football, basketball, an baseball Robert Weigold, though small, he did very well and George Lerner, the catcher, on the base ball team Others were Fred Vaggart, Raymond Tlthoff, ohn Kovarcik Two Freshman declaim ers looked promis ing They were Donna McCaffrey and Laura Palmer 0 ' I , e 3 secretary- Joe Richter, hr 1, d - 1. Back row left to right Stasa, Tithof, Vajgert Kulesa, Haak, Zajdlik, Butcher, Rice, Middle row Kovarcik, ichter, Larner, Donaldson, Hunt, Adams, Wleland, Good, Alden, Front row Sack rider Bullard, Oliver, Launstein, Weigold Carson, Ostran der, vonek, Devereaux 7225 men fd!! This class olsced high in scholarship during the entire school year Outstanding stu dents were Donna McCaffrey Jimmy Devereaux, Jacqueline Ordway, John Zvonek, Fred Vajgert, Laura Palmer, and Bob Weigold. In the interclass track meet and basketball tourna- the rest of the classes a hard run for their money. Entries in- cluded Bob Weigold, Ray Tithof, red Vajgert, John Kulesa, Henry Zajdlik, Bernard Butcher, George Launstein, Charles Sackrider , and Joseph ' Richter. Ray Tithof, George Larner, and Don ,' 1 Hunt acted as Varsity team managers during the year. Among the best liked subjects the Freshmen chose Shop and Home Ee. ment the Freshmen gave - 3 Back row left to right Ziembo, Rolfe,Bolf, Anderson, Rocklage Schulz, Urban, Cowan Middle row Robinson, D Dankert, F Dan kert, Karp, bchafer, Sm1th, Toblas, Ostrander Front row Cal llhan, Adams, Ketchum, Mofflt, Bralnerd, Jaime, balawell fzgAffz Q-'zaafe The elghth grade had a very successful year as far as fun and studies were concerned Miss Kutschinski was th new teacher bhe was responsible not only for all eighth grade subjects such as English, spelling, pen manship, arithmetic,h1s tory, and geography , but was the girl's ath- letic director for both the senior and junior high. Q Many outstanding , rr things were under- taken during the year such as the exhibit for the community fair, going to Saginaw to see several plays by the Claretree NVQ Major players and other types of field trips. During the final week of school a picnic was held at one of the parks, the end a successful year. Castro Back row left to rlght R Blakeslee, Bodrie, Rolfe, Maraskine Walta, Perry, Hafeline, Weathers, Coleman, Phlllips, J Blakes lee,Schm1dt,Vargo Middle row Jaska, B Stewart, Young,Richter Caffee, Blshop, D1ff1n, Whlte, Z1mbo,Potter, Alderson, Spayth McCalpin Front row Cowan, B Stewart, Hunter, Bolf, Malone, Mr Blue, Street, Ro nson, S epar t?nabel, Tobias, Huntly evenfz JM e The past year the seventh grade had a new teacher, Rob ert Blue The class conslsted of forty four members with H rry b16mbO belng the Stu dent Councll Representa tive for the class At Thanksg1v1ng season they presented two plays for the beneflt of the rest of the grades contrlbuted, too, t the Community Fair, by several exhlbits made by class mem bers A number of seventh grad ers participated in the junior hlgh sports pro gram Seventh grade junior high band members were Darryl Shepard, George McCalpin, Harry Ziem -a., bo, Junlor Blakes lee 1942 was a very successful year Z0 0 J? UU Back row left to right Cowan, Alden, Bitterman Middle row Gregg Finn, Blakeslee, Boetcher, Larner, Front row Harmon, Potter, Mr Stuart, Ziembo, Callihan fin ent fauna The Student Counc1l's big pro ject this year was to take comnlete charge of the con duct of the halls This move ment was started under the direction of M Stuart and was continued under Mr Ringler Various members of the council patroled each end of the halls and entrance ways The first hour study hall that was taken over by the Student Council has been given favorable comment, from the students and fac ulty members The officers for this year were President, John Alden Vice Pre sldent Richard Blakes lee, reasurer, Dave Parshall Secretary Betty Lou Boetcher Back row left to right Larner, Studer, Greilich, Mr Kaullt Vajgart, Jehu, Rice, Beebe Middle row Adams, Cornair, Gregg, Boetcher, Foyteck, Prooer, Harmon Front row Holzhausen Se inger, Gotwalt, Weigold Potter, Dumas, McCaffrey nnuaf .Qt 5 The Indian was oroduced this year by the yearbook staff with the helo of the Journal lsm class Charles Rice, the Dhotograoher, was selected as Editor in Chief for the year His work can sneak for itself as one looks through the book Betty Lou Boetoher was resnonsible for makeuo of Dages and olanning of the entire book from the dummy t the draft Adeline Grellich, the oro duction manager, had the resconsibility of seeing that the right oictures got in the right olaces Joan Studor handled the financial end of the Indian, and Dick Jehu was oubliclty manag Cartoons were drawn by two artists Jack oyteck and Lloyd C Beebe Back row Mr Kaulitz Third row left to right Beebe, Rice, Holzhauaen, Banghart Bitterman, Cowan, Studer, V1noent,Jonee Second row Boist, oetcher, Blakeelee, Grellich, McLoek Brown Front row Spitler, Proper, McDougall Co1e,Devereaux, Clark, Haak, Saxton OU ZHGA JM fd!! The Revealer is the school paper and is put out by the speech and Journalism Class directed by Ronald Kaulitz The class elected the staff as the following Editor David Parshall Headlines Joan Studor Make up Copying Dick Blakeslee Feature Jack Cornair Muriel Banghart Art Lloyd Beebe Reporters Doris Jones Betty M Saxton, Marjorie Boist, Bob Clark, Lucile Brown, Philip Holzhausen Adeline Greilich,Leslie Cowan, B A Devereaux, Doranne Doane,Alverda lc Losky,Louise Vin cent, larian bpitler, Charles Rice, Bruce Proper - , , - - is ' ' p yn 0 - 9 . , O K F Ap, L A - I ,Y N f-' fegg Clubs ----- Ila Mae Haak ' llysw ff wrt - f ix H 1 Back row left to right B Blakeslee, Hynarcik, G bmith, Eurek Yonkman, Holland, Walker, Kulesa, Rehmann, Studor, Graves, Jones, Banghart Third row lr Ojala, Somers, Nash, Fuller, nabel, Thiel, Pacek, Greilich, L Korth, A Korth, lark, Finn Second row McCaffrey, Ustishen, Palmer, E Smith, Street,Rohde Durfee, Kotaska, Krause Front row Blackmer, Horton, Dumas Gotwalt, Potter, lartin,Boetcher, beelinger, Schoch, Herman Saxton, Woodard, Ho u en gui: Q! ff lf The Girls Glee Club, composed of fifty members rehearsed two days a week during athletic period under the direction of Hr E C O ala The Glee Club gave many performances, at school, at band concerts, at the sented a Christmas Can tata The Cantata was also presented to the patients at the Sag inaw County T B Hospital The highlight of the Glee Club 8Ct1V1ti6S was their participation in the Vocal Festival held East Lansing, where they placed three and four in the class C division Eighteen members of the Glee Club will be lost by gradua tion - I ' o o . , . - . 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Fair and pre- 5 H ,gg - ,,3a . 3 4 at Z5 Back ron left to right Ketchum, Calllhan F Dankert, Krantz Third row J Dankert, Ziegler, Gornalr, lakeslee, Jehu, Hop- kins, Clark, Brainerd Second row Haak, Smeaton, Saxton, Nash, Grellich Eastwood, Banghart, Bila, K Gotwalt B Gotwalt, R Schoch, evereaux Front row HcLosky, Foess Finn, Marshall, Kotaska, Walser, Schafer, Adams, Boetcher, ulesa, F Schoch The band which consisted of 47 members elected the follow ing officers for the school year presldent Betty Boetcher, vice president Muriel Bang hart, secretary Adeline Greilich, treasurer Mil dred Flnn, manager Jack Cornair, librarians Miss Betty Marshall and Miss director was Elmer C Ojala The Band Club officers were pres ident Mrs Dankert, Mrs Hazel Finn vice presiden , Mrs Walser se cretary and treasurer At all home football and basketball games, march ing exhibitions were gi ven, and stirring march muslc was played Two concerts were gi ven and they parti clpated in the dis trict band festi val at Marlette '- . 6 0 0 6 ' 1 C 0 O fr . . Km! 4 - r- ' Betty Gotwalt. The new 'ZL. . : ' ., 7 Back row left to right Mr Ringler, F1nn,Korth, Alden, Bitter man, Rice, Alderson, Miss Chauncey Front row Wefel, Parshall, Smith, Grelllch, Street, Schoch .genzor y fad The senior play entitled 'Oh Professor was given before a capacity audience, the even ng of May 7 in the auditor um of the school It was a very well produced and in teresting play The leads were played by Charles Rice and Mildred Finn who played the parts of Michael Pemberton and Patty Patterson re speotively They were support ed by Dave Parshall as Jimmy Anderson and Emily Anderson, Lelah Wefel as Fluff, Bud Bit terman as Prof Percival Courtwright Bud Alder son as ake, the Jani tor, Frances Schoch as Jean, Elanche Smith as Bertha, John Alden as Prof Aristotle, Adeline Greilich as Fifi, Agnes Korth and Isabel Street. Back row left to right Sincissen, Corna1r,Proper,R Blakeslee, McDonagh, Miss Buraman, Foyteck, Cowan Front row Larklns Soitler, Brown, Durfee, M Blakeslee, Adams unlor y The annual Junior play Going rected by Miss Burkman pals, were played by Jack Cornalr, and Proper respectively. members and the part played were: Joan- r ile Brown, Craig - Blakeslee, Doris - 'Agnes.' Mae Adams, Helen- Mar- garet Blakeslee. Tom was played by Jack Foyteck and Maxine McDonagh played as on Seventeen was presented in the gymnasium December 3 Leslie Cowan as 'Buddy Betty Gotwalt as Florence, were the main characters Elsa the maid was played by Caroline burfee. John Sinclssen portrayed the part of Mr. Carhart do- ing the act well. Mar- ian Spitler was Mrs. Carhart. 'Paul' and nShr1mp1e,' Buddy's Bruce Other they Luc- Dick Alta '-o I 1 P! 5 Eaqi il? ack row left to right-Jordan, W. Delbrldge, Suooes Moore Larner Dankert Middly row-Wolfe, L. Adams, M Alchin Delbrid e Miller, Palmer. Front row-Newman, Sincissen Adams, haooell, Schmiege, Ziegler, Lapworth 7747 The F F A was the most tive organization in school this year It was composed of farm boys who are interested in improving their farming in the future It's officers were John Sincessen, as president, John Dankert, vice ores ident Dlmond Wolfe, as secretary, Don Haney, watchdog, and Gilbert Schmiege treasurer John Sebok was the reporter Among the many events sponsored by the F F A the most important was the Community Fair, held every fall The senior members who are raduating this year are isle Miller, B111 Suppes Kenneth Moore and Lawerence Adams The new sponsor of the club was Mr Alchin Back row left to right Adams, CowanQZaJdlik, Bitterman, Alder son, Proper, Mr Durfee liddle row Blakeslee, Jehu, Hopkins, Foyteck, Cornalr Front row Ri Harmon, Brainerd, Adams, Rlce, Dankert The H1 Y club sponsored by Hr Durfee has not been especially active this year althoug they have participated in few worth while activities president, John Al vice president, Al Bitterman, secretary, Richard Jehu, treasurer, Richard Blakeslee The Hi Y club had in teresting meetings with many discuss ions, led by members and the advisor Mr Durfee All were done very well and accomplished the pro posed objective A chicken dinner was held at the last meeting The club also soon sored the Father and Bon banquet which was held April 22, 1942, at the Peet Community Center 4 were den, len Suppes, Hiller chardson, Alden iff If r ' ' ' ' if n fff , - a ' ' , The officers of the club. Q 5 ' 3' Back row left to right B Gewirtz, Graves, Sutter, G S 1th, Webb,A Greilich Gregg, B Greillch Middle row Bueche, D Ge wirtz, Ustishen, Miss Chauncey, B Smith, Broaddus, Saxton Front row Smeaton, McDonagh, D McCaffrey, H McCaffrey, Holz hausen, McDougall Q rf H252 'ZVEJ There were 25 members in the Girl Reserves this year The club was reorganized in Sept tember The new officers elected for this year were president Blanche Smith vice oresi dent Margarette Bueche, and treasurer, Charlotte Smeaton, and secretary, Marilan Sutter The cab inet officers were en tertainment chairman, Shirley Greg , program chairman, eraldine Smith and Betty Grelllch, oubllcity chairman, Dorothy Gewirtz and Frieda Holzhausen, refreshment chairmen, Joan Studor, an Lelah Wefel chairman of finance, Betty Saxton and membershio chairman, Adeline Greillch Among the many activ ities of the Girl Reserves, the Moth er Daughter banquet was the most im portant '1 Back row left to rlght Yaklin Cowman, Miss Hanson, Tobias, Smith Middle row Schulte, Young, Richards, Diffln, Shindorf Front row Bueche, Sutter, Castro, Kulhanek, halser Q- 2 fcouts The girl scouts sponsored by the American Legion and led by Miss Isla Hanson have just completed their sixth year in this school The officers were Sutter, treasurer, Tobias, secret ry, Ca tro and Margaret Nancy Betty Alice Smith W6 IFS P The other members Charlotte Cowan, Cathe rine Schulte, Dorothea Diffin, Charlotte Bueche, Pat Malone, Marie Kulhanek, Es ther S Shlndorf, Betty white, Delfine Yonk l1n, and Patty Walser They held their m66t1HgS i Miss Hanson's room after school The scouts work ed hard to be rated as second class scouts and afterwards held a two week contest with a group on patrol duty NG 3 . 3 , if . A ofa 5- ff s . mx 1 atrol leaders. ' n , - .r Back row left to right Blakes1ee,Mr Blue, B Alderson,ZaJdl1k, Ph1ll1ps,C1ark Middle row Castro, Alden, Brainerd F Dankert, Graham, Spayth, Coppersmith, Krantz Front row L ankert,Cal ihan Potter, Adams, J Alderson, Tobias, Huntley Key .qcoufa The Boy Scouts were directed by Robert Blue, the seventh grade teacher They had a very interesting and profit able year during which they collected aluminum, rags and papers and other mat erial for the national emergency With the mon ey they made from sell ing the paper they pur chased new scout uni forms for those that d1dn't have them They are planning to go to camp a gain this year The annual supper sponsored by the troop was a big success and the community finan cial drive also backed the Scouts for another year Mr Roscoe Rice was again appointed as committee chairman for the third con secutlve year 35 , f . t v 5 s - 1 , . V, . Q I 9 1 , 1 i 2 Q i . i E , 4 Z 4 ' ff 2 1 Q 1 Back row left to right Blnclssen, Alden,Alderson, Mr Kaulltz Blla, Goodenow, Haney, Bltterman, Tithof Middle row Townsend Jehu, Schmiege, Mr Hire, Church, Rice, Ziegler, Miller, Gow Front row Foyteck, Proper, Hopkins, Supoes, Clark, Sebok, Parshall, Lerner, Richardson Vaud A The Varslty C ub sponsored by Mr Kaulitz and Mr Kurrle was quite active this year The offlcers were president, Dave Parshall, vice presi dent,Bud Bltterman, secre tary, L Miller, treasur er, Leslie Cowan The first da of hunt Y 1ng season the boys all ot a girl frlend and had a pheasant dinner arty It was decid ll ed at the next club meeting that this d1nner should be an annual affair The basketball game be tween the Globe Trotters, negro team, and a team of players from Perry, bt Charles, and Chesaning, was put on by the club With the money received this year the club decided to buy fifteen new baseball sults .- xx .T Q, 5 - aw 5 .,i, I u' 4 I 'I - .. . , 0 ' 9 O - an. - , I ll 3 S ' - l n rv p . - ff .Z . rv ' - .al ' , MZ ,ggi . O S il Q , U f', Q N 4 Rn N ERRH Tl UN QL PT 55 Z Q 5 1 3 Left to right S Gregg, J Harmon, Mr Kaulitz, Mr Dietzel, Miss Kutschinski -Qt etzc .uocz ah on The Athletic Board of Control was formed for the ouroose of settling any disoutes in the field of athletics This board consisted of five members Miss Kutschinski, the girls' athletic di rector, Suoerintendent Mr Deitzel Mr Kaulitz the boys' athletic director and two members anfolnt ed by the Student Coun oil Shirley Gregg and Jack Harmon At their first meet ing they decided on who was to get letters in football and basketball They also selected an of ficial sweater and arm strive for the letter N,,NNN winners We think 1t's a worth while oroject which A, own demands the support and resoect of the whole student body Q N-Q BUD 40 N-I SFU BILL H v3.9 if oOtl'aL M mdk ' BOB BOPP IIB- FORWARD A foal-W 15505 L BUD 5111 :Y-I IA fsiriuw 0 U.,- ERUCE nhOxl',F uumr Kasletlaff .4.. EU-:HE TITn1F uUA'xD LAur!Ehv5 snub -cnnu u meh ug ru J U' ni ALR n n U pw Back row left to right Vajgart, Kulesa, Bile, Schmiege, Beebe, Mr Kaulitz Middle Row Wieland, Jehu Townsend, Haney, Adams, Lapworth, Brainerd Front row Dankert, We1gold,Harmon, Donald son, Larner, Moore, Sebok .gaifefbaff The Indian Reserv s started out the '41 '42 season with a new oulntet to discover, for none of last year's regular players were left Under the guidance of a new coach, Ronald Kaulitz, and an entirely new team, the PaDoose's won two games while losing many tough heartbreakers Although they didn enjoy a successful season, many oros pects appeared for next year These are the slayers that saw the most action during the season August Brainerd Jack Harmon, John Sebok Don Haney, Robert B1 la and Richard Jehu Donald Haney was high point man for the year with 41 ooints The cooperation was distinct through out the year E v 3 1 wleg W 'U' an 'Fil 'X A up A U 'P N' nA: If vo Back row left to right Townsend, Alderson, Rice, Bitterman Tithof, G Larner, Hopkins, Coach Kaulitz Front row left right J Larner, Suppes, Foyteck, Ziegler, Beebe, Weiland, bok Rumba!! About forty boys turned out for the '42 baseball season with ome very Dromising ma in 'ang terial with them Coach Kau 1 I ,gas-,,,J litz also had five letter men from the last year' 'FL' X! team They were Tithoff ,,- S'v1.. 1. , ,,of Rice Hooklns, Suvoes and Ziegler my Q The boys were handl canned somewhat at the beginning of the sea son by the inclement weather and ground conditions The 1942 base ball schedale was as fol lows Apr 17 St Charles th re Aor 21 Corunna here Aor 24 Breck'r1dge here May 1 Sheoherd there a 5 Montrose there May 8 Ithaca here ,,,f May 15 St Loui h re Mayl9 Iontrose here YA 5 May22 St Chas here May26 Corunna there r TH 7 ' ' ' ' ' Y A Li 5' X V . tv g Q ' 2 4 ' , Q n I-X I W A ! K h ki-A' n i 1 , HAH'Q!-- 4 l V i , f 1 X I W i 2 Q L V it 85 C, 1 , ,. 12:1 ' I , 'X N , L -. ,V if ' Z y 4. K , , ' ' Y ' 1 1 1 . , . . - to - . Se- .. '- 'L c: U X - '41 'Ai w Q 0 ' ' f A H V ' .1 ,fjsv: 1- v B A - - .N 4 'f' -5 'V . I A . ' v.A,,,,QAy.:..vL,,..,, :lf 1 1 g f ' . 4, ' v ' A ' Z N . 1 , I f ! .t 2 VJMQNILT, V 0 - - 4 - lg, 7 1. Q hw w x o - Vwf! 'LA U in J I , ,C ' -5 A' ' 0 'I rf Kava . : - . 4 - 9 ' , ' A - V -- b , , MM: - M y - - Y 1 ,N I I . S' D .L .. Ni GN rf' Back row left to right lr Kurrle,Haney, Zajdlik, Kulesa, But cher, Holzhausen,bchmiege Middle row Moore, Kovarcik, Jordan Adams, Proper, McDougall, Miller Front row Zvonek, Devereaux backrider, Oliver, Launstein TGC? The 1942 track season got off with a good start when twenty five men responded to coach Kurrle's call for track can didates Miller, Sebok, Holzhausen, Bitterman, and Moore were veterans last year's team Gordon McDougall, John Sebok, and Lisle Hiller were the three dash men and also ran the 220, the relay, and the running broad jump Dave Parshall and John Kulesa were the half milers Allan Bitterman and Lisle Hiller were the high Jumpers and also pole vaulters Don Haney and Schmeige were first year men on the shot put, and Kenneth Moore ran the m1le The team had there track meets with Owosso, Corunna, and St. Louis. Back row left to right Kulesa, Boetcher,Gre111ch, Bohde,Jones Devereaux, G Smith Middle row Eurek Saxton, Miss Kutchinskl Somers, Graves Front row E Smith, iarshall, Gregg, Broaddus, Haak LZ!.4 .gi off! The girls basketball team be gan the season under the dl rection of a new coach, Miss Kutschinskl Although the girls did some P S petltlve games, they lost them all but they had the satisfaction of mak ing the opbosing team work, and work hard, for their victories The girls weren't dl vided into a first and second team but were all given a chance to play in every game The acting captains were selected by the coach before each game which included Shirley Gregg, Adeline Greilich, and Shirley Broaddue I three out of the four ames played Shirley roaddus was the high Doint girl, I Haak following 1 S hard layin ln their com- S . n S , Back row left to right Phillips, Karp, Mr Kaulltz, Anderson Blakeslee, Front row Gallihan, F Dankert, Potter, Ketchum, Dankert and Moffit 'SQA xi.. mi' gif-3 ,div f 'E MP' amor -rLfgA fasfefdaff The Junior high boys played touch football in the fall basketball in the winter with other teams, and then base ball and track during the spring It was a very sue cessful season as far as interscholastic competi tion was concerned The basketball team defeat ed the Zilwaukee team two times, and won one each from Elsie and St Charles e 2' team was composed of Albert Anderson, Fendon and Duane Dankert Bob Phillips and Dale Pot ter During baseball season many promising future high school stars were discovered Fendon and Karp, Albert Ander- son Dale Potter, Bob Phillips, and many others S. o O Z 5 1 .vzvf ' O ' . 'gl' c 0 v ' . Q ' 2 'xi -f' 1 ii 7 L 1 P Q 1 ,, g . Q., ' ,- r . - - 5 a as . It p Q Duane Dankert, Duane V ' ' I '-:ET-Q. - ,, 7 if .1 If ' PTS.. 4? A . - f 4'-'W:, ' . AUTUGDADHI Kuxnxx Mu 4 .N :M ,r lNlXlRNlIX xnfHKVl'K1fN'I