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

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SEVENTH GRADE Doerflein-Home Room 7-1 Donald Ansbaugh Marilyn Barnhart Rosemary Berner Jack Brady Michael Brazo Clara Bultnick Yvonne Eckhart Rosetta Ford Mildred Grabowski James Haney Virginia Hawblitzel Phyllis Heeter William Hoel Barbara Howard Ronald Jaicome Julius Karras Beverly Martin Marcia Myers Janice Myers Bonnie Nufer Herman Recd Ora Riggle, Jr. Robert Roden Stanley Romak Marie Roempagel Marilyn Sellers Gerald Snyder Elizabeth Solbrig Beatrice Sowers Donald Stout Carolyn Squint Norma Jean Thompson Cornelia Van Es Barbara Wisler Richard Winser Absentees Marilyn Cress Robert Huddleston Joyce Kuespert Kathryn Troeger Clifford Larum Mrs. Blair-7-2 Jack Arnold Martha Badman Raymond Baker Alan Brown Phyllis Corle Dorothy Dockery Carolyn Douglass Joan Hestad Richard Johnson Joyce Kane Marie Katona Charles Lavis Ruth McMullen John Morris David Myers Jesse O'Donnell George Rathwick Jack Ryan Lorraine Ryckrnan Robie Sailers Leo Sebelski Jacqueline Sharum Catherine Shearman Robert Sherland Martha Singer Shirley Smith Anthony Vargo William Stirt Richard W'alker Frederick Walton Freida Warren XVayne Rush Absentees Garry Borkowski August Bultnick Violet Fritz Benny Gant Earl Hite Richard Lively W'illiam Newman June Norblad George Summers Seven III Mrs. Hammond Paul Armentrout Charles Beaver James Bradburn Jerry Burks David Clinger Phillip Garrison Francis Goodsell Lester Gustafson Keith Handly Ruth Hartsough Albert Hickey Cdeceasedj Wilhelmina Jarvis Ruth Jones Robert Ligget Eva Matson Robert McMillen Joan Miltenburger Roger Moore Rose Rayx Evelyn Rhinesmith Edgar Tebo Audrey Salisbury George Simms Bonnie Van Dusen Wayne Van Luc Douglass Wolfe Howard Worthen Delores Woodcox Constance Worthen Absentees James Grau Mildred Hartbarger Patricia Touhey Alvadine MiltenburgerLloyd Tyson Alvin Miltenburger Herbert Jordon The 1945 Minuteman

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EIGHTH GRADE Nelson-3-1 Dolores Fritz Arthur Hartsaugh Rolland Hoffman Mary Jane Matela Norma McFadden Merrir XValder Barbara Norton Leona Pearson Jennie Lee Romin Phyllis Ray Janice Reed Norbert Rethlake XValter Rose Norma Sailers 9 Raymond Schweishberger Betty Shaffer Laura Smith Erevia Smith Dwight Smith Malvern Smith Dolores Snow Patsy Spillman Ruth Spitler Kenneth Steele l Alice Troeger l Barbara Van Dyke Marie Van Es Gerald Wilder Margaret Zoller Robert Wialsh Eva XVenehold Victor Singleton 1 Absentees Charles Rhodes Laura Simpson .lames York Mrs. Strickler-8-2 Carolyn Anderson Qwithdrawnl Carolyn Beveridge Dorothy Blakeman Mary Lou Bognor Jean Brewis Jacqueline Brunson Janet Chapman Edna Churchill Charlotte Claxton Nancy Corle Lelah Dale Jane Danielson Eileen Gore Norma Grubbs Rosemarie Haney Nancy Harrison Shirley Holmes fwithdrawnj Frances Hoyt Teresa Mae Jones Mary Ann Lamson Lois Scheid Viola Swank Anna Toth Lois Voss Imogene Zimmerman Harold Blume Dean Bly Robert Boswell fwithdrawnj Donald Brown James Brown Duane Clobridge Edward Deeds lwithdrawnj Philip Dehne Raymond Dolph Roland Fairchild NViIliam Farmer Qwithdrawnj James Eox NVilliam Griggs Ray Ferris Iiwithdrawnj Adrian XViggins Olin-Home Room 3-3 Mary Syson Violet Snyder Jeanette Harbaugh Beverly Dawson Richard Lesiuk Bruce Searle Sam Mirkin Nancy Lambert Gloria Lewis Dorothy Harris Jean Wynn Bertha Rose Ellen Matson Sally Mowers Mary Dunivant Joan Rose Verla Berends Frank Grenert John Elliott Helen McMillen Jack Blankenbaker Kermit Phillips Eugene Lantheir Ted Nehr Ronald Logan Henry Keultjes Robert Leeds Richard Miller Anthony Van Es Richard Nelson Leon Vandygriff Melvin Kulwicki Robert Mead Louis Lanthier Absentee Norman Nelson The 1945 M'inuren7an

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1' Haney-6 Phyllis Blair, William Bradburn, Edna Branstetter, James Brown, Gerald Casper, Ramona Coons. Kathryn Crawford, Kathryn DePriester. Charles Ferrell, George Filar, Michael Finneran, Mary Garrison, Janice Hartung, Donald lngle, Virginia Izdepski, Ben Jones, Larry Kreighbaum, Nicetta Marshall, Rondel Mead, John Neher, Ralph Newman, Frances Patton, Ralph Rethlake, Kenneth Rose, Dorothy Sebelski, Robert Seifert, Raymond Shoup. Jack Stone. Dolores Taberski, 'Walter Tabcrski, Chester Van Dusen, Thomas Van Lue, Calvin Van Scoyk. Absenrees-Leo Tam, Clara Van Dusen. ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS lf you want the front seats in an assembly-take a gun and shoot your way through the juniors and sophomores. If you want a good annual like ours. you'll have to work like we did. If you want to sleep in your classes, you better bring an excuse from home saying you took an overdose of sleeping pills. If you want an excuse from school to a dentist, you had better let the dentist know ahead of time just in case there is a check-up. If an orchestra comes to town and you are supposedly sick that day, be sick all day, not at noon and then leave. If you want any love, you will have to love yourself because the present sophomores will love you like you loved us. If you want to play Easter Bunny, do it at home, and not at school. If you plan on taking Bookkeeping. make up your mind in the beginning to learn it. It will save a lot of confusion. If you want your pencil sharpened for a class in Room 2, make sure it is sharpened before you go in. If you are caught with gum in your mouth in Mr. Harke's class, you had better know how to swallow it fast or to be able to write a nice lengthy paper. If you throw rotten oranges in the Study Hall, the least you can do is aim at someone else besides the teacher. lf you get a wagon and carry your class president around for an annual advertisement, make sure the wheels are sturdy enough before you attempt it. If you are caught cheating on a test, tell the teacher something besides, Well, I'm a senior. That never works. If you are loitering in the halls without a pass. don't say, l'm a senior. You might get in trouble that way because . . . what is a senior? In closing, we say to you: Do what we did and you will get along O. K. Agree with the teachers, never argue, and don't be stubborn. 30 The 1945 Minuteman