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

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' A A g ' Back Row--Diffin, Suppes, Crickmore, Good, Richardson, Rich ards, Rolfe. Middle Row-Mrs. Ellis, Krause, Blakeslee, For Holzhausen, Salzwell, Mr. Dietzel. Front Row--Burch, DePew, Ringler, Bila, Smith. ANNUAL STAFF Continuing the system started last year, the annual was a'ain handed over to the hivh school honor students, under the direction of Mrs Vera Ellis, the commercial teacher, and Mr Edward Dietzel, superintendent The staff was chosen as follows Editor in-chief, Janine DePew, Classes and Administration, Co Editors, Mary Richardson, Athletics, Pat Richards, Activities, Photographer Glenna Jean Fbrd, Finance Managers, Donna Rolfe and Theresa Burch Other assistants were Marian Bila, Arlington Salzwell, Phyllis Good, Margaret Smith, Cecilia Ringler, Virginia Krause, Dorothea Diffin, Ruth Blakeslee, Dorothy Suppes, Doris Holzhausen, and Arlowa Crickmore.

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SB INTI CICDUJIMIIJIL Fi, P' ' Back Row Betty Tobias, Salzwell, Tithof, Holzhausen, Bishop, Holland, Middle Row Hr Ringler, Devereaux, Burch, Rlngler, Bila, FitzGerald, D Persons. Front Row B Persons, studer, Conklin, Danek, Bob Tobias, Balamucli SLUDIINT COUNCIL The purpose of t1e Student Councll, under the lead ership of Nr Ringler, is to bring a better ing and cooperation between the faculty and outside activities, to develop the spirit, practices of good citizenship of the scnool the pupils feel that tue, have a voice wn t discipline of the school This year t1e Student Council has been understand students in ideals and and to make e rules and enlarged so that one person will rot have to senwe on more than one committee They have organized five committees the Athletic Planninv tae assemblf program, tne study mall and Corridor, the School party, and the Civic Service and School Problems committee which has taken tne olace of the War Service Committee since the war Tobias, Dreasurer, Jim Conklin The officers this year are Presi dent, Arlington salzwell, Vice Presi dent, Bruce Bersons, Secretary, Betty urd 5 K X I X f f . 11 1 . ' --la' . 5 1 li Q 1 Q , A L l nr'1 , - . . ' I -' A' TL Q ' 4. . g . . L h . J . .. I1 .. . -P , 5 . , . I A I Q . . - A . 1 f- W Q, X A TI 1 1 Q - A . . . V ,, . ' . 5 1, v. , 1 2 - F .X - , K4 rv . - .A 5 a V ' , . , 'J ., . 1 4, f i r'l . r ' ' 'V ' . 3 'fx 'X

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UQIEWIENLIEIR Back Row Richards, Smith, Ustishen, Vondrasek, Ford, Cowan, Bila Front Row Mrs Ellis, Richardson, Cricknore, Danek, Schulz Absent Burch, Mose, McFar1an REVEALER The Revealer Staff, consisting of the second year Shorthand and second year Typing classes to gether with six firs y ar Shorthand students, was under the direction of Hrs Vera Ellis, the commer cial t acher This group put out six issues of the paper dur ing the year Fbllowing the policy inaugurated the year before, the5 sent a copy to each of the former students who are in the anwed forces The staff for the year consisted of Editor, Mary Richardson, Soc iety Editor, Margaret Smith, Sports Editor, Audrey Schulz, Business Editor, Arlowa Crickmore, Faculty Advlsor, Vera Y Ellis, Cartoonists, Pat Richards and Glenna Jean Fbrd, Reporters, Marian Bila, Arlene Danek, Donna Lee Cowan,Thelna lose, Marian Vondrasek, Rosemary Ustishen, lheresa Burch, and Ila hcFarlan .A X fda