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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1950 volume:

-1- THE INDQIAN THE 1950 INDIAN PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR and SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS CHESANING UNIONSCHOOL CHESANING, MICHIGAN Back row--Collis, Chludil, lr. Dietzel, Duguid, Schulz, Whitney, Jackson, Studer, Sedlar Mrs. Ellis. Front row--Cowen, Kettler, Kimel, Butcher, Wesley, Barts, Dingler, Thiel. noon -F BCARD OF 1-,'1IlP W Mr Joseph Dane? vhs Vera Rice M s Ruth Stuart Treasurer Secretary Trustee EDUCATICN walter adams Presldent A az ,,,, '50 -Q-'45 dllr It Fred eeflrtz Trustee ADMINISTRATION l The Board of Education extends its congratulations to the Student bodycM'the Chesaning school for its accomplishments in the many activi ties durlng the school year l9h9 SO The Student body in return is grateful to the Board of Education for its constant interest in the welfare of the school, doing every thing possib1e'momake the Chesaning School outstanding fv- 'Y' it-f Edward W Dietzel Fecil C Ringler Suoerintendent Principal FACULTMI DQ Back row--L. Stewart KEnglish, Girls' Phys. Ed.J, Heise CKindergartenJ, Kreiger KShopD, Dietzel QSuperintendent7, Salzwedel lThirdJ, Wilson lHlstory, Math. and Latini, McFal1 Cseventhb. Second row--Bila KHome Economical, Kurrle lAgricu1tureD, C. Ringler KPr1nc1pa1l Newman KEighth, Bookkeeping, Biologyl, Killmaster CCoach, Eighthl, R. Ellis KScience and Math.D, Sharp lMus1cD, Blue KEngl1shD. First row--H.Stewart KSpanish, Artl, Nelson Ksixthl Seward fFifthJ, V. Ellis CCommercia1D, M. Ringler CFourthJ, West KF1rst, Dekker CComb1na- tionl, Perrot KSecondJ. Absent--Whisner CFirstJ. Another school year opened with few faculty changes from the previous year. Miss Dorothy Seward, seventh grade teacher, did not return. She finished work on her degree at Central State, Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. McEal1, first-second grade teacher, preferred the seventh grade. Hrs. Mildred West was secured to teach the extra section of the first grade, and Mrs. Eloise Dekker the combina- tion of second, fourth, and fifth, at the start of the new year when the new building was completed. Wm Fred Nesley 'Nas 'Give me the basketballn and get out of the way! F F A 2 Class President h Football l,2,3,b Basketball l,2,3,h Baseball 1,2 3 Track l,2,3, Varsity C Club 2,3,h Fx Dale Alden--'Dink' 'The world is just a joke with me in 1t.' Student Council Pres. la Class Vice-Pres. 1 Pres.3 Football l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3,h 1,2 ty C Club 3 A 'vi SENIOR OFFICERS Donald Graham Lover Loraine Conklin 'Laraine Gangway you romeos 'I'm not arguing, I'm are I camel just telling you C1555 Vice Pres Q Class Pres l Sec Football 1,2,3 h Basketball l,2,3 Baseball 3 M Track 3 Varsity C Club 3 A Y Teens 1 2,3,k c 3 Pres F H A 1, , Forensics l Girls' Basketball 1 3 A Girls' Chorus 1 tw Ida Jane Persons Idle' 'Hen may come and men may go, but I go on forever Revealer M Senior Play Q Class Treas Y Teens 1,2,3,h Treas A Girls' Chorus l Sec Treas M nr 'UF' Jana McClelland 'Janie Some think she' quiet, others doubt it 1 Teens 2,3,q F' H A l,d,LQ, HBPOPCBX' Band 2 Girls' Chorus 1,3 ,- Elon Streeter 'Elon .ge 'Study ruins the mind if 3 1. 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Second Row--Miss Wilson, Jackson, Larner, Wicke, Tithof, Hnilica, O'Rourke, Cieslinski, Palmer, Pacek, Malone. First Row--Holt, Slusser, Burch, Wilson, Conley, Van Horn, Alvarez, Dingler, Thiel, Ivey, Van Wagner, Hartman. The Juniors under the supervision of their advisor, Miss Wilson, sponsored the annual J-Hop, on Friday, May S, with music provided by Art Beyer and his orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Blue, the class presented the play, nPure as the Driven Snow. The officers elected for the year were: Max O'Rourke, president, Charmaine Studer, vice-president, Oka Thiel, secretary, Laura Korth, treasurer. Student Council representatives were: John Chludil, Max Palmer, Carol Holt, Barbara Ringler, and Edward Jackson. +L., Qu 3 Q7 som-nom R Back row---Schultz, V. Holzhausen, Holt, Slusser, Blackmer, Mikula, N. Nelson, G. Nelson, Bailey, Ruff, Flory, E. Holzhausen Him , Larkins, Crickmore. Fourth row--Hajek, Zajdlik, Dembicky, Foyteck, Bacon, Chase, Lewis, Buzzard, Whaley, Lycka, Bartell, Prince, Bliss, Street, B. Ostrander. Third row--Wille, Fickies, Kettler, Hersch, Jackson, Bishop, Allen, Obuch, Hayes, Adelberg, Schmitter, Brainerd, Hildebrant. Second row--Mr. Kreiger, Alex- ander, Zedemont, Neumann, George, latta,Mose, Banghart, Phillips lestervelt, Schnick, Carlton, Van Wagner, Lapworth, Devereaux, Ustishen, McClelland, Vondrasek. First row--Konecny, Bradford, Neumeyer, Miller, Bates, Nixon, Davis, Luft, J. Ostrander, Persons, Rice, Smith, Karwat. The Sophomore class, under the direction of Mr. Kreiger, sponsored the Spring Swing on March 31, with Kenneth Bishop and Suzanne Buzzard reigning as King and Queen. Elsie Himm, Darlene Bliss, Margaret Holt, Miroslav Rumisek, Pete Zedemont and Albert Westervelt were their attendants. The class officers elected were: President, Alfred Crick- moreg vice-president, Pete Zedemontg secretary, Elsie Himmg treasurer, Gloria Ruff. Representing the class in the Student Council were: Albert Westervelt, Suzanne Buzzard, and Miroslav Rumisek. ES l R HMEN Back row--Augustine, Conley, Wing, Campbell, Kuchar, Lorencz, George, Mitas, Van Horn, Smith, Dorru , Walworth, Ackerman, Dula Lycka, Tiechert, Walser, Griffus, Archambault, Goss. Fourth row- Danek, Thomas, Blaine, Louch, Parshall, Ivey, Hayes, Klipper, Konecny, Bitterman, Auiler, Pine, M. Azelton, Horton, Smeltzer , Thurston, Aldrich, Kettler, Branham, Pratt, Ruff, Archambault. Third row--Eurek, Newman, Walker, Lewis, Shuler, Norton, Burtch, Wilkins, Potter, Patterson, J. Conklin, B. Bila, Duguid, Glick, O'Hare, Clark, Finch, Brownell, Savage, Herbers. Second row-- Mrs. L. Stewart, Schnick, Jacobson, Swartzmiller, Vondrasek, Persons, Sasinka, Wesley, Bitterman, Butcher, Ostrander, Stasek, D. Conklin, Smolek, McCartney, Keeven, Blazo, Don Conklin, Wolfe Thiel, Spiegel, Fowler, Klasek, Ritenburg, Schroeder. First row- Kinsey, Jones, Bradford, McClure, Adelberg, Donaldson, D. Bile, Street, Persons, Struck, Sulen, Good, Schultz, Ward, Graves, B. Azelton, Richardson. The annual Freshman Fall Frolic was sponsored by the Freshman class directed by Hrs. Laura Stewart. Bill Stasek and Barbara Danek reigned as King and Queen. Their attend- ants were: Jeanette Wing, Dorothy Bila, Jane Campbell, Kar- lene Bittenman, Billy Kettler, Dick Wesley, Steve Jacobson, and Robert Richardson. The class officers were: Robert Richardson, president, Dick Bitterman, vice-president, Eileen Blaine, secretary: Barbara Bila, treasurer. The Student Council representatives were: Dorothy Bila and Allan Swartzmiller. 13 Ground was broken for Cheean1ng's new seven room elementary build- ing, located on South Line Street, on June 7, 19 9 Tlo classes entered the building on November 21 a d four more on January 1, 1950 The last, the kinder garten, entered on January 23, 1950 The school was dedicated on Su day, February 26 On the site, plans are being made for a hi school athletic fie Grades 'lo- -dlllfv 4' .nu 8 TH GRADE QAM 1.4-v Back row Prince, Smith, Hintz, Ferden, Sackrider, Coon, Brueggeman, Danek, Sabo Third row Bolf, Vivian Blakeslee, Coke, Bussell, Korf, Morman, Moffit, Carlton, P05P0Sk97, VanWagner Second row Greilich, Townsend, Schultz, Ketchu , Kulhanek Folmes, Wright, Race, Virginia Blakeslee, O'Hare, Mr Newman Front row Brenham Folzhausen, Hunt, Kelley, Gregory, Smith, Young, Jones, Shaffer, Foster Absent Huntley, Kunik, Prieto lp . , - U U N. ld. I X, - .... - I -A . , I h H va A A I I 4' ' , ' . sf- ' 'f W .. .. 1 1 - 2- 3 -I lr' ,Q 1, . ff ge 1 ' ,A1' ' ' .Gul :F l A i Y IX .H ' - -- O 1' . -- A . 0 O -- . , -- . Q' hh 1 SEVENTH GRADE Back roi Goidosik, Vondrasek, Koovez, R Schulz, Eastwood, Stemm, ooddard, Carlton, Bell, Daniels Third row Smith, Adams, Dietzel, D Schultz, Brashier, Snider, Richter, Myers, Ellis, Moffit Second row Mrs McFall, Weathers, Whalen, Ketchum, Bliss, Norton, Passmore, Tome, Pine First row Byam, Adelberg, Sulen, uillis, Farthing, Foster, Kelley, Gall fi SIXTH RADE Back row Hill, Barrett, Maraskine, Richter, Remster, Kettler, Lycka, Ward, Lewis, Ven Wagner, A. O'Hure, Snider, Srnitu. Second row Datterson, Street, Fex-den, D. Vrable, Greilich, Willson, Bliss, Schultz, B. O'Hare, Petrosky, Hunt, Mrs. Nelson. First row Gregory, M.Vrable, Gray, Jackson, Hayes, Gillis, Haney, Adelberg, Kelly Sackrider. - . ' ' 'sf' x I .1 - ' I- , - - Q - 7 K I . , , ' , 2,9 Q , ' -1'f:f- . X ' Q5 de. r, E! 1 FIFTH GRADE KTA Back row Foster, Bishop, Bila, Burch, Prince, Myers Fourth row uillis, Bishop Nixon, Sulen, Kadlec, Lewis, Hendrick Third row Swartzmiller, Sulen, Hoover: Cooper, Bliss, Petru, Foyteck Second row llis, Wilkins, Ward, Norton, Barck holtz, D Schultz, Mrs Seward First row Schultz, Marka, Adelberg, Harris, Moffit, Bell, Sadilek J Right row Kay Barratt, Ruff, Marko, Hunt, Remester, M.Kett1er. Second row Dansk, Hu pula, Cottenham, Ondrias, Myers, Ward, Palkp. Third row Kathy Barrett, Ketchum Bowyer, E. Ostrander, Hill, Bliss, Kelly. Fourth row B. Ostrander, A. Whalen, H. Ihalen. Back row Cooper, Mikula, Brenham, Stuart, Nixon, Adams, D. Kettler, Griffus, Eicher, Swartzmiller, Kimmel, Mrs. Ringler. FDURTH GRADE . S 15 'Tic 14 ' -- , --H ' ' , V' .4- d7A , 4 D 1' A 2 x -,JL -1 L NV . 1 9 ll .nv S' , Ar ll F B 1 . THIRD GRADE 45 Q 1 II First row--Griffus, Lycka, Moffit, Lewis, C. Persons, Clark. Second row--R.Persons Peet, B. Detwiler, Lux, Bebion, Hill. Third row--Burch, Wille, Wilkins, Kadlec, Brenham. Fourth row--Harris, Gray, Sadelik, Bates. Fifth row--Sleesman. Looking at map--Swartzmiller, Phillips, Kelly, Stanusek, Lycka, Ward, Mrs. Salzwedel, Deisler, M. Detviler, Kimmel, Haynes, Hoten, Adelberg. COMBINATION ,f s. Front row--Princinsky, Vanwagner, Adams, Terry, Hayes, Zink, Stanueek. Second row-- Babion, Griftue, Ondries, Kroger, Adleman, Kelly, Sulen, Hickey Vincent. Beck row-- lose, Prince, Seainka, Wasnick, Azelton, E. Vincent, Irs. Dekker. Absent--Marlene Vincent, Hitchcock, Espinosa. 17 SECOND GRADE Back row--M. Schultz, Whalen, McCalp1n, Smith, Way, Maraskine, L. Vreble, Anderson Hall, Wright, L. Schultz, Okeefe, Hoten, D. Vrable, Irs. Perrot. Second roi-- Waswick, Bowyer, Sulen, Gregg, F. Bates, Snider, Foess, Bile, Parahall, Hegler. First row--C. Bates, Vitous, Todd, Peet, Bale, letz, Kadlek, Ra sdill, Callihen. FIRS GRADE ,X Nz' Front row--C.Adams, Haak, Brainerd, Bates, Delmarter. Second row--B.Adams, Dekker Hintz, Bishop, Copperemith, Barrett, Bishop. Third row--J. Adams, Bile, Hudson, Kimmel. Back row--Detviler, Donaldson, Calihan, B aahier, Hankins, Adelberg, Hill, Holt, Bolf, Dietzel, Terry, Jones, Mrs. Coke. Absent: Hall, Irs. lhisner. 18 FIRST GRADE First row Boone, Wildress, Kubiol, D Vrable, Petru, Volkmer Second row Cotten ham, Whalen, Smith, Shaffer Third row Perkins, Nelson, lynarcik Fourth row O'Hare, Terry, B Vrable, Ward Fifth row Gray, Thompson, Kalisek, Tomcal KINDERGARTEN Cottenham, Hu pule, Hitchcock, Langhals, Marko, Townsend, Maike, Moss, Mallory, Delmarter, Mahoney, Hegler, Burch, Kreiger, T Bates, Dabst, Peet, Devereaux, Remsdill, Cronkhite, Hoten, Gewlrtz, Kruske, Hell, Gross Sulen, Moffit, Foess, Sutter, Ostrender, Nay, Richner, Brownell, Tomcal, D Bates, Lanczynski, Eicher, Klco, Ondrais, Mikula, Griffus, Hankins, Coppersmith, Gregory Paul, Sleeseman, Thompson, Burgess, George Paul, Perry, Weber Absent Sutter, Bolf, Beckman, Espinose, Kimmel, Praey, Sensabaugh, Vahlein X ' e . -- - 0 -- , ... . . -- . , X . ' . A XE 1 Y . I , -- ACTIVITIES Se t Dec an 6 O 7 U enlng of School St Charles, here Montrose, here Millington, here Jerry, here u vet :how Durand, there Feb Jar l Teachers' na tute Teachers ns Ovld, here Elsie, there + n1t'atlon Freshman Fall Frollc St Charles, there Armistice Assembly John Shlraeff Assembly n Pure as the Driven Snow Junior lay Durand, there Christmas oncert Perry, there Maile erove, there Holiday Tournament hay Holiday Tournament Holiday Tournament Elsie, there St Charles, there Corunna, here Ovid, there Durand, there Perry, here Elsie, here St Charles, here 15 June ll Baccalaureate S Graduation Veterans Banquet Corunna, there Maple urove, here Ovid, here Solo Instrument restlva Tournament Barnyard Frollc Athletic Banquet District Band Festival Cass City District rorensic Contest Sophomore Spring Swing Deep River Quartet Oh, Promise le' Senior Play Teachers' rarty Freshman Forensic Central C Vocal tlval St Charles Vocal Festival at ll t Arthur Hill Trac Father Son Banquet Durand Track J Hop Mt Pleasant Relay Music Assembly State Vocal Festival Ann Arbor Mother Daughter Banquet Triangular Meet Central C Band Festival State Regional, track Jr Sr Banquet H S Music restlval State Finals, track I 1 Sli. 6 ,I A . l ' . 17 23 . 21 ' 3 2 n 1 Oct. 1 11 Q g, ' 1 . -L 12 . 17 1 n 1 tl 21 1 I 1 tithe 23 21 F.F.A. k F.H.A. 1 1 21 29 T 26 31 Nov. L1tCorunna, there Apr. 'I Good Friday . 1 11 . . 1 11 ' lll l8 ' 19 . 2 21 Fes 9 . 22 F a 15 C 26 14 16 25 - 20 Q ' 28 ' 3 29 - 30 . 10 J . 6 13 10 . 13 16 - I 20 17 27 19 20 Feb. 3 2 - 10 2 . . W lh . 27 L . TORENSICS lil Q, Ai' Interest in forensics, which has been increasing each year, received renewed emphasis this year after Don Gray's winning first place in the Regional Forensic contest in l9h9. The local contest was held March 7th and 9th with 18 students participating. Joe Matta with Common Sense and Barbara Danek with All Americans, Butn were the winners in the oratorical declamations. In dramatic reading Max O'Rou1-ke with Joe Smith, American' and Phyllis Wills with Sorry, Wrong Numbern were chosen. The winning orators were Marion Burch with Family Foundations and Don Gray with Democratic Ideal. The District Contest with Elsie, Millington and Chesaning represented was held at Chesaning March 29 with Mr. Blue as chairman. Chesaning emerged with two first place winners and three seconds in the four contests. Barbara Danek and Don Gray, by thus winning first places,represented Chesaning at the Regional Contest at Otter Lake in April. On the evening of April 19 a fine feature was added to the speech program when Mrs. Laura Stewart inaugurated a Freshman Forensic Contest which was attended by the parents and public. Added enthusiasm was stimulated by a trip with forty-five students to the Saginaw Valley District Contest. STUDENT COUNCIL 2 Af fi , . 11 ll: 23 ii A C E2 ll'g5 II 2? 3? Back row--Coke, Collis, Jackson, Westervelt, Palmer, Walworth, Swartzmiller llis r Ringler. Front row--Bila, Ruff, Holzhausen, Chludil, Alden, Buzzard, Richardson Holt Ringler. The Student Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils again this year. Under the direction of Mr. Ringler, the council carries out its duties through committees. The committees and the chairman of each this year are: Athletic Planning, Max Palmer, Assembly Program, Barbara Ringlerg School Party, Barbara Ruff, Civic Service and Problems, Eugene Collis, Study Hall and Corridor, Carole Holt. The membership of the council consists of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen, and one each from the eighth and seventh grades. These members are elected as repre- sentatives by their respective classes. The President and vice- president are elected by the student body. The officers this year are: President, Dale Aldeng Vice-President, John Chludil, Secretary, Roberta Richardson, Treasurer, Suzanne Buzzard. ,Z . ii D 1 Pkg S f+e'51 22 REVEALER Standing Kimmel, Bolf, Butcher, Kettler, Hartman, Yarwat, Barts, Cowan, Wardwell, Wesley, Mrs Ellis Seated Decker, Holzhausen, Schoch, Smeaton, Sackrider, sedlar, Persons, Walworth The second year typing students, under the supervision of Mrs Vera Ellis, make up the Revealer Staff The class printed six issues and one special issue of the paper this year Editor was Wilma Cowan, Business Editor, Carol Walworth, Cartoonists Catherine Kettler and Donna Holzhausen, Sports Editors, Marian Schoch and Ida Jane Persons, Make up Editor, Wilma Kimmel The rest of the class were typists NATIONAL Back Row Richards, Hunt, Whitney, Jackson, M alworth, Chludil Front Row Richardson, Sedlar, Ruff, M Holzhausen Kettler, Holt, Kimmel The National Honor Society, Chapter ho 1577, organized in 1935, now contains one hundred five Nine new members were chosen this year from the Junior and Senior classes by the Hish School faculty The members received ratings on character, service, scholarship, and leadership r s ' Ai N My J v HoNoR socuarv f' 1 T' -4 Y-TEENR 23 V Bgck row--Persons, McClelland, Butcher, Wesley, McCaffrey, Schoch, Campbell, Thomas, Rich- grdgon. Second row--Prince, Kettler, Barta, Karwat, Street, Holzhausen, Busch, Mrs, R, Stewart. Front row--Smith, Kimmel, Studer, Conklin, Bliss, Schultz, Bradford. The YLTeens, under the leadership of Mrs. Rachel Stewart, have had a very busy and interesting year. The officers for the year were: President, Laraine Conklin, Vice-President, Betty Schultz, Secretary, Darlene Bliss, and Treasurer, Charmaine Studer. The usual main event of the year was the Mother- Daughter Banquet on May 17. Other activities were: hearing speakers, doing artistic work, an initiation party held at Mrs. Stewart's home, sending two girls to the Midwinter Conference anda girl to sum er camp. 21+ OH, PROMISE ME III 1 Back Row--Richards, Sleno, Hunt, Whitney, Hartman, Greenwalt Mr. Ellis. Front Row--Persons, Ruff, Kettler, M. Schoch, Richardson, Kimmel. After many weeks of hard practice, the seniors, under the direction of Mr. Ellis, proved their efforts were not in vain by presenting Oh, Promise Mel' on April llp. Applause, laughter and many comments indicated that this play was as good as any put on in the local school in recent years. The play was given before an audience of about Soo people. Between acts, Mr. Sharp and the String Ensemble presented several numbers. Jack Richards and Catherine Kettler did excellent work in the two lending parts. Principal contributors to the humor situations were Ida Jane Persons and Barbara Ruff who did their best to catch the millionaire playboy. Martha Greenwalt, mother of one of them, brought alongto help catch the boy friend made the scenes riotous. The supporting cast, all of whom did commendable work, consisted of: Jim Sleno, John Hunt, Marian Schoch, Terrill Whitney, Wilma Kimmel, Rosemary Hartman, and Roberta Richardson. -wiv PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW 25 III Back Row--Holt, Studer, Burch. Second Row--Mr. Blue, Korth Ringler, Wenzlick, Duguid. First Row--Gray, Chludil, D'Rourke Malone, Blazo. The annual Junior Play Pure As The Driven Snow, an old time melodrama, was presented on December 7, under the direction of Mr. Robert Blue. Marian Burch portrayed the heroine, Purity Dean, with Dennis Malone as the hero, Leander Longfellow. The rest of the cast consisted of Max O'Rourke as Jonathan Logan, Donna Duguid as Zama Logan, Betty Wenzlick as Mrs. Faith Hogueg Barbara Ringler as Letty Barber, Larry Blaze as Jed Lunn, the ex-con, Laura Korth as Mrs. Ethelinda Hewlittg Carole Holt as Alison Hewlittg John Chludil as E.Z. Pickens, Joann Desander as Nellie Morrisg Charmaine Studer as Imogene Pickens, and the villian, Mortimer Frothingham was played by Donald Gray. 'T , -.4.,,, at Kr e11ms:,H-A 09.49946 R 4 Y Back row--Richardson, Louch, Good, M. Persons, Blaine, Parshnll, Conley, Augustine, Mitas, Cosa, Sulen, J. Adelberg, D.Schultz, B. Slusser, Himm. Fourth row--D. Bila, Danek, Thomas, E. Holzhausen, G. Nelson, M. Azelton, V. Holzhausen, Buzzard, G. Ruff, George, B. Schultz, McClelland, Campbell, M. Conley, I. Persons, L. Street. Third row--Whaley, Mikula, Auiler, Tiechert, Pine, M. Schoch, McCaffrey, M. Lycka, Wesley, Phillips, Bartell, N. Taylor, New- man, L. Konecny, Donaldson, Davis. Second row--Prince, Eurek, V. Lycka, Wille, Hersch, Bitterman, M. Holzhausen, B. Bila, Walker, M. Adelberg, Brainerd, Bacon, Bliss, B.Kettler, Chase, Miss Bila. First row--E.Konecny, Smith, Kimmel, Stewart, C.Kettler, Nixon, Hartman, Butcher, E. Street, Rice, Miller, Ward, Graves, D. Bradford. The F.H.A., under the leadership of Miss Marguerite Bila, Home Economics teacher, has had a very active year. The officers are: President, Pat Butcher, Vice- President, Rosemary Hartmang Secretary, Joan Miller, Treasurer, Margaret Stewart, Historian, Ada Nixon, Song Leader, Elaine Street: Reporter, Bonnie Riceg Parlia- mentarian, Catherine Kettler. Bonnie R1ce'1s the new Regional Secretary, successor to Elsie Himm. Events of the year: Entertained the Ovid F.H.A., served a dinner for veterans, and enjoyed a dinner pre- sented by the Elsie F. H. A. at Elsie. F.F.,il1Hl2v 9 FN f. CHESAIU G CHAPTER IH IBE Back row--Branha , Sutter, Horton, Finch, Dorrum, F. Wesley, Kettler, Schultz, Lapworth, B tcher, Shuler, Smeltzer, Potter, Thurston, Richardson. Fourth row--Glick, Zedemont, E. Schnick, McClelland, D.Wesley, Patterson, Norton, Ritenburg, Bronson, J.Conk1in, Persons, O'Hare, B. Blaze, Thiel, Coon, Ruff. Third row--Roger Burtch, Allen, Ustishen, L. Blaze, Vondrasek, Giesken, Flory, Goerge, Wilhelm, B. Tithof, Gross, Spiegel, Bitterman, D. Conklin, Amman, Alexander. Second row--Mr. Kurrle, Bob Burtch, Hose, Coonrod, Banghart, Conle Darwin Conklin Fuller C. Schniok, Smolek, Hnilica, Palmer, McCartney, Boetcher, Y Keeven: Klaeek, Prchlii, Gengler, Struck, Streeter, Trueschel. Front row--Kinsey, Wilson, Aldrich, Hayes, Bates, Himm, Ivan, Donovan, Clare Conklin, Lerner, Wicke, Walworth, Dull, Larkin. The F.F.A., under the leadership of Mr. Kurrle, is composed of eighty-three boys enrolled in Agriculture. The officers are: President, Dale Donovang Vice- President, Clare Conklin and Loyd Boetcherg Secretary, Robert Ivang Treasurer, Carl Himmg Reporters, Donald Bates, Thomas Larnerg Sentinel, Arthur Wicke. The club has eleven State Farmers, forty-seven Green Hands, thirty-six Chapter Farmers and twenty-five hon- orary members. Activities of the club were: Competing in fairs, the annual Father and Son banquet, a non-dancing party, a joint F.F.A. and F.H.A. initiation, a summer trip. MUSIC 0 Q 1 so SENIOR BAND Majorettes--Miller, Slusser, Cowan. Dru mers--O'Rourke, E.Race, E. Petrosky, Byam, Ketchum Clarinets--Third row--M.Holt, Walker, Adelberg, Bell, Haney, Wilson. Second row--B.Schultz P. Race, Wesley, Wing, Hernandez. First row--Ruff, M. Schoch, Hill, Remster. Horns--B. Danek, C. Holt, L. Schoch, Nixon, Wenzlick. Cornets--Ferden, J. Danek, D. Vondrasek K9thJ Mose, H. Petrosky, R. Schultz, Jacobson. Bass--Schroeder. Baritone--Him , D. Vondrasek KlOthJ. Flutes--Brownell, Bila, Eastwood, Bacon, Davis, S. Schultz. Saxaphones--Patterson T. Wilson, Burtch. Bassoon--Blaine. Trombones--C. Schulz, Ellis, Dietzel, Kettler, Matta, Bliss Stewart, Walters. Majorettes--Pickles, Stemm, Rice. Director--lr. Sharp. The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Sharp, has again demonstrated its ability by marching at several basketball and home football games during the year. It also went to Elsie to march at the football game there. The band took part in the pre-Christmas concert on Decem- ber l5, and also in the Fall and Spring Festivals. The members went to Cass City on March 25 to take part in a contest. From a membership of fifty-two the following officers were chosen: President, Max O'Rourkeg Vice-President, Betty Wenzlickg Secretary-Treasurer, Ada Nixon. L..i.....A JUNIOR BAN i Clarinets--Third row--M. Holt, Walker, M.Lycka, Barckholz, B. Nixon. Second row--E. Adel- berg, Harris, Haney, B. Wilson, W. Bell. First row--Hill, Remster, J. Adelberg, Petru, Cooper. Cornets--First row--D. Bell, Kadlec, Petrosky. Second row--Ellis, Jacobson, G. Schultz, R. Schultz. Drums--M. Kelly, E. Kelly, M. Foster, J. Foster, Byam, Petrosky. Bell Lyra--Duguid. Flutes--Eastwood, S. Schultz, Bacon, Davis. Alto Horn--B. Brenham. Saxaphones--Burtch, T. Wilson, Bradford. Baritone--J. Brenham. Trombones--Kettler, Matte Bliss, Stewart, Walters, V. Lycka, Coon, Thurston. Director--Mr. Sharp. The Junior Band now has fifty members and is showing great progress in its playing. The band is made up in a large part of younger children from the grades. Thus, a firm foundation is being built for the Senior Band of the future. ' , .4 1 I 'P' lv I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB B A Q 6 - G 1' , C 'if' 1K y 11 IS B 7 n u p ,sy if . be 7' K 'I ,w ' 1893 Back row- be--Juv -Davis, Nixon, Phillips, lvey, M. Archambault, Herbers, Conley, Sulen, Thiel. w Hajek Hildebrant, M Schoch, E Bates, G. Bates, Coss, Mikula, Lorencz, Bimm Fourth ro -- , . . --Wh l Ruff Foyteck Klipper, Sackrider, Sutton, Newman, L. Konecny, Donald- Third row a ey, , , son, Savage. Second row--Korth, D. Duguid, Wilkins, A. Karwat, Decker, Bliss, E. Street, M. Lycka, B. Kettler, Willa, E. Karwat, Mr. Sharp. First roi--D. Schultz, J. Adelberg, Ward, McClure, Graves, Hartman, E. Konecny. This large Glee Club continues to maintain the splendid traditions of the Chesaning High School vocal music organ- izations. It took an active part in the Fall and Spring Festivals. On Friday, April 21, the Glee Club participated in the Central C Conference Choral Festival at St. Charles. The Senior Glee Club broadcast a half-hour program over station WOAP, Owosso, on February 19. GIRLS' GLEE LUB 46,F4?+2?'??9 ,J-.2 Lgggig -A f- ' , .1 , 'Y , 'Q 4 3 ' 0 , 2,1 , W A - f 'IX 4 V- 'N ,Ain , ' - Q ' Qs . Q , 5- I Q If ' Q' f x 1 ' cl Q 3 1 ' r 471 'K Back ro!--Parshall, D. Bila, Good, M. Persons, Wing, Campbell, Blackmer. Fourth row--Augustine, Griffus, Walser, M. Azelton, D. Archambault, B. Ostrander. Third row--Wesley, Fuoss, Kuchar, Busch, I. Persons, Brownell, Bartell, Pine. Second row--George, Bitterman, Eurek, Brainerd, M. Adelberg, Walker, S. Duguid, Ri I1 row--Smith, B. Azelton, D. Bradford, Miller, J. Ostrander, L. Str The Freshman and Senior groups, together with the Boys' Glee Club, combined to sponsor a Minstrel Show on April 17 to help earn money for choir robes. The officers were: President, Angeline Karwatg Vice- President, Barbara Ringlerg Secretary-Treasurer, Rosemary Wesley. Thomas, Slusser, Flory, Prince, Zajdlik, Mitas, Teichert, Auiler, Chase, Lewis, Buzzard, Fickies, gler, C. Schulz. First eet, Struck, Louch. '!,E3f!!J,?' S . ,AQ at-5, 'im B, 31+ SENIOR BOY'S GLEE CLUB Y db- Q -cvs Q lr Back row Thurston, Horton, Zedemont, Allen, Brueggeman, E Shuler, Vondrasek, Bates, Hayes Potter Fourth row Dorrum, Norton, Trueschel, Schroeder, Swartzmiller, Butcher, Patterson Persons, Roger Burtch, Ustishen Third row Mrs Nelson, Sulen, Robert Burtch, Jacobson, Ivan, D Conklin, Sleno, Lapworth, Keevan, C Conklin, Vondrasek Second row Mr Newman, Walworth, Jackson, Wicks, Schnick, Westervelt, Smolek, Whitney, Matte, Boetcher, Conley, Mr Sharp Front row Kinsey, Jones, Richardson, Wilson, Brenham, P Shuler, Finch, Ackerman, Pratt, Van Horn The Senior Boys' Glee Club, directed by Mrs Ruth Nelson and Mr Warren Newman, and the Freshman group, directed by Mr. Fred Sharp, met twice each week for practice during the Ifeffre The Glee Club took an active part in the Fall Concert, appeared in an assembly program, and the Farmyard Frolic on March 17 The boys also went to the St Charles Festival on Friday, April 21 if 'Q 1 1518-IA an 'I ln: 'ai SPCRT N Zajdlik, Foyteck, Mitas, Persons, Bitterman, Teicbert, Eurek, Lewis, .ville 36 WIARSITY C CLUB ,I V see Back row--Graham, Bronson, White, Alden, D. Jolley, Collis, Second row--Himm, Whitney O'Rourke, Stasek, Pacek, Lapworth, Mr. Killmaster. Front row--F. Wesley, Matte, Lerner Tithof, Palmer, Duguid, Richards. Absent--Rumisek, Donovan. The Varsity C Club, whose purpose it is to further athletics in Chesaning High School, is in its third year after being reorganized. The boys are raising money by selling pop and candy at basketball games. This is turned over to the athletic department for purchasing needed equipment. The officers are: President, Bob Stasekg Vice-President Gene Collisg Secretary-Treasurer, Don Graham. 4.11 FOOTBAIQIH 37 Y . ,4.a-V I-A A, I The season Perry, points C.H.S. 3 5 28 13 7 33 7 12 lk 203 Back row-McClelland, Van Wagner, Allen, Devereauac, Tkaczyk,Bitterman, 'Hester-velt, Phillips Conklin, Alexander, George, Ustishen, Vondrasek. Second row--Coach Killmaster, Assistant Coach-Kurrle, White, '.'Jicke, B. Stasek, O'Rourke, Duguid, Rumisek, Giesken, Matte, D.'-'Iesley Student Manager-Holmes, Assistant Couch-Phillips, Student Manager-Coke. Front row--Palmer, Pacek, Collis, Hiram, Graham, Alden, Tithof, F. ..'esley, Bob Stasek, Richards, Dtnovan. Cnesaning Indians completed a very successful with six victories, defeats by Corunna and and a tie with Elsie to its opponents' 67 OPP. St. Charles O Montrose O Millington O Perry lu Durand O Ovid 13 Elsie 7 Corunna 26 St. Charles Totals 7 Chesaning scored 203 CENTRAL HCM CONFERENCE STANDING W L1 Perry E O Corunna 3 2 Chesaning 2 2 l Elsie 2 2 1 Durand 2 3 Ovid O S 38 MARSITY A O 1 j ,C , as Back row Mr Killmaster, Bronson, Alden, Wesley, Student Manager Coke Front row Duguid Larner, Tithof, Whitney, Pacek Absent Collis The Indians finished last in the Central C Conference With only one rin and nine losses They looked much improved in the latter part of the season losing two close games They made a good showing in the District Tournament beating Durand the first night and then losing to St Charles by two points the second evening SEASON RECORD CHS OPP HS OPP Durand Durand Perry Perry Maple Grove Elsie Elsie St Charles St Charles Corunna Corunna laple Grove Ovid Ovid State Conference Standings Holiday Tournament District Tournament CHS OPP HS OPP Elsie To O Durand Ovid Durand Corunna 5 2 Ovid Perry 3 St Charles 3 3 Perry 6 Chesaning nop1s do-4o1r f' 33 no C31 61 27 32 M7 Bi E 29 L1-2 3 6 . lg 38 ' if '52 0 2? ui 37 ua ue w L c 38 S hi M 1 ' , V ' .I A Q .' li VL- 4 qu :a 1 1 L - , K Q ll? ., W , PI Aff!! . - 0, N X A E X T A P A . T P- F- RESERV AAAIL. dia' ,g!, Egg! Back r 11 Mr Ringler, Vondrasek, White, Norton, Conklin, Student .an g r C ke Fr nt ro St art M lon Jackson, O'Rou1-ke, wdestervelt, Carlton. Absent--Rumisek had a fair season, winning six and ended up in conference competition six lost record. Durand won first OPP CHS OPP M3 Durand 32 M9 5 Perry 28 3 8 Elsie 39 2 M St. Charles 32 27 23 Corunna 38 3 27 Maple Grove 38 5 28 Ovid 27 3 no TITJNIOR HIGH AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Y It F- Pl v Back row--Walworth, Wesley, Swartzmiller, Jacobson, Bitterman, Smolek, Vondrasek, Schnick, Patterson. Second rol--Mr. Ringler, Foster, Danek, Smith, Coke, Ellis, Prince, Brueggeman, Student Manager-Morman, Mr. Killmaster. First row--Student Manager--Moffit, Korf, Race, Wright, Kulhanek, Norton, Ketchum, Greilich. The freshman basketball team ended the season with three victories in eight games. The Junior High team's record consisted of ten victories in eleven games. The boys did their best at all times and showed good sportsmanship in every contest. JUNIOR HIGH RECORD FRESHMAN RECORD Date Team Chee. Opp. Team Chee. Opp Jan. our Lady 63 7 Junior High 30 27 Jan. Perry Our Lady Res. 25 22 Jan. Birch Run Perry 10 l Jan. Owoeso Birch Run 29 28 Feb. St. Charles Owosso an 23 Feb. Perry St. Charles 19 2 Feb. St. Charles Junior High 19 30 Feb. Owosso All- Junior High My 38 Stars Perry 2 35 Feb. Birch Run St. Charles B 16 Mar. Corunna Birch Run 31 29 Mar. Corunna IIIH' GIRLS BASKETBALL L1 Back roi--Parshall, Bates, Bacon, Foyteck, E. Holzhausen. Third row--Bittermnn, Korth Wenzlick, Bila, Hersch, Thiel. Second row--Greenwalt, Zajdlik, ll. Holzhausen, Lewis, lille Schmitter, Mrs. L. Stewart. Front row--Persons, Ruff, Buzzard, Schultz, Richardson, Rice. The Girls' Basketball team had a fair 1914.9-SO season. Of the ten garnes scheduled, the Bloomer Girls won five. The second team, Flatfooters won eight out of their ten scheduled games. The coach, Mrs. Laura Stewart, presented letters to the following girls at the Athletic Banquet at Peet Community Center: Suzanne Buzzard Roberta Richardson Ila Jean Persons Betty Schultz Irma Alvarez Nancy Schmitter Marjorie Holzhausen Phyllis Wille Martha Greenwalt M2 BASEBALL GQSANQT' SAN! SAN 4 A , 4, Q5v5AA,,c , j l, Y. Mr' df M? Y dll7 W. X Teillld N4' V,-1,15 X FXgAv,i iSAM'i ,Z Eidflw '22 fe 4 4912 MN: lp 3:5 AN ve' v Y .5NgAyM., X Back rol--Student Manager-Coke, Vondrasek, Blazo, Coach Killmaster, Lerner, J. Conklin, Ustishen. Second row--Rumisek, Collis, Stasek, Wesley, Malone, Pacek. First row--Savage, D. Conklin, Tithof, Wicke Larkins . The Chesaning Indians captured second place in the Central C conference last year losing one game to the Conference champions--Ovid. This year coach Killmaster has six letter winners from the LIS squad and is looking forward to a very good season. VARSITY SCHEDULE April 20-ze Elsie There May 18 Corunna Here April 27s Durand Here May 22 Hemlock Here May 62- Perry Here May 25 St. Charles There May Perry There May 30 St. Charles Here May lla Ovid There 4 Conference Games TRACK '+3 Back row--Richards, Struck, Harris, Gerding, Duguid, Kviz. Front row--lr. Ringlor, Haney, Jacobs, Stasek, Tithof, Whitney, Moore, Holzhausen. The thirteen boys in the picture above earned letters in track in l9h9. Chesaning had a successful season last year tak- ing third place in the for the State Finals. State Regionals and qualifying six boys In the State Regional, Jack Gerding won first place in the quarter-mile, and the relay team, consisting of Struck, Tithof, Richards, and Gerding lon first place in the half-mile relay. The Meet and participated winning eleventh place Chesaning Chesaning Chesaning Chesaning Chesaning team won second place in the Conference in the Central Michigan College Relays, against thirty schools in their class. Record of track meets O Corunna 59 St. Johns 7 lf2 2 lf3 Arthur H111 soph. 6 213 S8 Owosso l 614, Durand S ,f . W RANDUM SH T 0 S -S.. r F' X., 1 'EXQAY X HX Mmm W M.,,,,,,.,----'W' ,.,,...--- ,..,.,,.,....--- v !' +- 319 e- s Prmlvd by HURON VALLEY LITHOGRAPHERS, Inc Bellevxllr. Mxchxgan