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

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USUERIL IRIEEEIHRWIEEIS ,Q xg w 5 . tu 3- , -- , ' f .-533-,L ., -Q, .:gf 255 I --3, ,A ,, , V. Q ' L 'Jr ,A .' ,' Ag-12.45 'I , ' ' mil 4143 f ' ' ' , 2. 1 ' r V : 1.3sxi1f77'13-we QV 1 ' 'V . 4-iz' .w f Back Row B FitzGerald, B FitzGerald, Suppes, Richards Second Row Liss Chauncey, Crickmore, Difrin, Rice, Richard son First Row Cowan, Ringler Studer, Bila, Blakeslee GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves, open to all high school girls, has been in active society in the Chesaning Hiph School since l935 It 1S reorganized in September,holding its regular meeting every two weeks tmroughout the school year The society this year has l5 members if it lacks quantity it makes up for tml in quality The officers are President, Pat Richards, Vice Presldent, Charlotte Cowan, Secretary, Dorothea Diflin, Treasurer,Mary Alice Richardson The organization sent two delegates, Mary Alice Richardson and Marilyn Ringler, to the Girl Reserve Midwinter Conference at Detroit, February 16 The special social meetings held once every ix weeks took the forms of a lovely Thanksgiving dinner party, a charming Christmas dinner party, a very pretty Valentine party, and other engoyable events Tue girls sold sandwiches at the Open House , March 29, to raise fun for the annual Mother Daughter oanquet which has been successfully sponsored by this society for a number of years ' o 0 0 ,, i 1 .- o ' 1 0 . , o -V y A . 0 X A - 1' A l S 0 : I . - . I ' O A . 0 x A 'r n 1 . 1' , Q Q . r . . . ' II . . . ds 1 ' ' O A M,g.., U, A

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JJUJINIKDIR IPILJW Back Row F1tzGerald, Crickmore, Suppes, Richards Second Row Mr Ellis, Tobias, Blaleslee, Diffin, Malone Front Row uelson, Phillips, Studer JUNIOR PLAY The annual Junior Play nThe Groom Said Non was given November 30 under the direction of Mr Ellis Ruth Blakeslee, as Mrs Inez Cameron and Conrad Nelson as Steve Cameron, played the leading parts The rest of the cast consisted of Victor Studer as Mr Will Cameron, Pat Richards as Patty Cameron, Dorothy Suppes as Virgi Cameron, Arlowa Crickmore as Mary Alice Callister, Berneda FitzGerald as Mrs Sorenson, Dorothea Diffin as Lt Shirley Anderson, Patsy Malone as Clara Curtis, Robert Phillips as Ed Smith, and Robert Tobias as Willie Williams The play was presented belore the largest crowd that had ever assembled in the school's history .ti ' s -1- . ' i . ,v .., , '1 u Q I I O I I V I 0 e V l A O I A P A ln ' Que. Tx' . V 4. 3 if C '. flkgfsl--1' Y, ' 1 ,- , . , ff fi 1 4 'r 'h ' I5 . tw -ga -y ff 0 -' X '1 ig 4 G -.sy-1 4 k l. ,, a x 4 Egg Q ,zlifu-'E 9315 S' fag, P 1

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IFIIFA Back Row Darling, Callfhan, H Luft, astwood, Coonrod, Struck G Yoore, R Harris, Haney lnird Row Bila, Krause, Conklin, B Persons, G Harris, Haak, nchosky, White, Larner, Second Row .r Furrle, Balla, Phillips, Danek, Pickles, J Stewart, Sedlar, D Noore, Potter, Danlert, F Luft Front Row Jele mensky, Schultz, Dorn, Himm, Karp, Kviz, Balamucki, HcCaffrey Kovarcik The F P A is open to all bofs who take Agriculture and is one of the most active clubs 1n the school The Chesaning F F A club has been organized for six years The club is now suonsored by Mr Kurrle,the Agriculture teacher This year's officers were Harold Stewart President, nd Danek, Vice President, Harlan nrause,Sec retazj, Bruce Persons, Treasurer, Bob Phillips, Watch dog, George Harris, Reporter Some of the activities of the F F A were a pheas and sucper, exhibits at the Saginaw Fair in which places were won, the prizes amounting to S120 and two war Bonds, conpetin at the Ierchant Farmers Banquet in Owosso and a nayride with the F H A girls as their guests The F F A also played an im portant part in the school open house displaying wall e.h1bits and having a booth showing the functlons of the club As a whole the B F A has had 8V61y outstanding and successlul j ar jvQ-A..