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

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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

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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

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