Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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SOPHOMORES J. E. Dome-Home Room 10-2 Robert Barnes NVilliam Barrett Joan Blair Robert Dunivant Erma Galloway Betty Goodsell Bernard Hacker JoAnne Harrison Larry Heckaman Harold Heeter Blake Hinton Eva Holderman Wilfred Hoyt William Hullinger Fred Kazmierski Edith Klopfenstein Billie June Kreighbaum Phyllis Ann Kubiak Frances Lee ard Miller eonard Mitchell I na Montague Betty Jane Morris Joyce Murphy Jack Myers Lucille Newman NVilliam Patitucci Fred Ream Arthur Reed Mona Rice Marigrace Singer Doris Sowell Kenneth Todd Joan Virgil Robert Zahrt XVilliam Davis Hower-Home Room Earl Bailey Marguerite Barrett Robert Bash Richard Brown Richard Brown Archie Cornwell Sally Garner Frank Grabarz Robert Inwood Elizabeth Lehner Mary Lou McCormick Esther Donald Hugh Masterman Vida June Miller Mildred Minnis Glenn Peck Mary Sossoman Richard Schied XVilliam Shearman Marian Sones Helen Sowers Robert Streuver Melvin Swift Walter Trowbridge Patricia Tucker Marianne Van Es Evelyn Webber Joseph Welling Colleta Wells Max Wilder Paul Womak Elizabeth Teeter James Clauser Absentees Paul Hullinger Mary Nemeth Heeter Harold Asire Doris Badman Helen Barrett Phyllis Bayer Cecil Bennett Ralph Beveridge Geraldine Bombrys Claudice Branstetter Ruth Buckland Kenneth Butterbaugh Robert Casper Harold Cass Phillip Claxton Mary Cramer Elizabeth Danielson Mary Droud Evelyn Ebersole Jeanette Edwards Ralph Fowler Thomas Frazier Elmer Gaedtke Betty Gray Jerry Green Joyce Haskins Alice Kresin Dorothy Miller Betty Mirchell Carolyn Nickerson Herbert Nickerson James Post Rosalie Sailers Anna Vwfertz Absehlees Phyllis Feltz Eugene Forray Dale Lively Forrest Miles The 1945 Minuteman

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Sophomore Officers President A............ ...........,,.....,,....,,..........,.,. L arry Heckaman Vice-President ..... ..... ,....... R i chard Brown Secretary .,..,..... ...... P hyllis Kubiak Treasurer ....... .,..... H arold Asire SOPHOMORES The sophomore class of 1945 consisted of 108 members. Our class sponsors were Miss Dome. Miss Hower, and Mr. Heeter. We want to express our deepest appreciation to them and hope that they will be with us again next year. Our first class meeting was held on September 21, 1944, Class ofiicers were elected. They are President, Larry Heckaman: Vice-President, Richard Brown: Secretary. Phyllis Kubiak: and Treasurer, Harold Asire. Those who Were elected as Sergeants-at-Arms were Robert Struever and Jerry Green. The class officers have done a wonderful job in presiding over the sophomore class. - The school year proved to be quite a successful one. This year was the first time the class has been allowed to be represented in projects such as noon movies and the like. We started our school activities with a noon movie given on November 16, 1944, called The Girl of the Limberlostf' A Christmas party was given on December 16, 1944. The out- standng class party of the year was given on February 27, 1945. It was held in the school gym. Games and dancing were the main entertainment. There were eleven boys from the sophomore class who were prominent on the basketball teams. Those who were on the Varsity were Larry Heckaman, Harold Heeter. Harold Asire. Fred Ream, Richard Brown, Max Wilder, and Paul Womack. On the B team there were Robert Struever, Archie Cornwell, Cecil Bennett, Tom Frazier. and Elmer Gaedtke. There were also several boys from our class who were on the softball and track teams. Here's hoping they keep up the good work. In the school activities. the sophomore class took part in the Student Council. These rep- resentatives kept the class in touch with the work of the Student Council. Several sophomores took part in the Junior Red Cross. This year they helped collect the membership dues in the school contest. The school was awarded a Red Cross Flag for 100 per cent membership. ' There were a number of girls from the class who were prominent in the L. J. F. Sub-Deb and the Girls' Athletic Association. The sophomores took part in the good work of the Ushers Club and the Hall Monitors. Next year we hope to have as successful a year as the juniors have had this year. We Wish to thank our sponsors for the excellent cooperation and advi-ce we received from them. PHYLLIS KUBIAK. 24. The 1945 Minuteman

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Freshman Officers President .........,. .............,....,........, F red Knopp Vice-President .......... ..,,.... L ois Butterbaugh Secretary-Treasurer ....., ,,...,.,. E unite Augh FRESHMEN The freshmen class of 1944-45 began the year with a class meeting called for the purpose of nominating and electing the class officers. Those elected were Fred Knopp, President: Lois Bgutterbaugh, Vice-President: Eunice Augh, Secretary and Treasurer. During the year they have done a fine job in presiding over the freshman class. The sponsors for the year were Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Schultz, and Miss Davison. Since that time, Miss Davison left the school and in her place came Mrs. McGee. who has filled the vacancy very Well. In behalf of the freshman class, I want to thank these teachers who have helped our class so much in the starting of our high school life. Several of the boys and girls are active in the Aubudon Club, sponsored by Mr. Harbaugh. One of the freshmen, Luther Johnson, holds the office of vice-president: Eunice Augh holds the position of secretary: and Nancy Geissell holds the position of treasurer. Several of the freshmen take part in the activities of the G. A. A., F. F. A., chorus, and band. The Student Council representatives are Frank Claeys, Dolores Konow, and Kenneth Call. We are looking forward to a successful sophomore year, and we hope our sponsors will be with us again. EUNICE AUGH. 26 The 1945 Minuteman