Tyler, Robert W. Terry” And when there are ladies in the case. Yon know all other things give place. Merit Roll: Hall Guard Lieutenant: Booklet Salesman: 12B-12A Farewell Dance Committee Chairman; Alpha Hi-Y President. Vice President: Vice President of Orcater Cleveland Jli-Y Council. Tyzenhouse, Alex J. Tyzzy” Life is a ticklish business. Ugrinic, George One Grin” Friendliness—the art that surpasses them all. Hall Guard. Vik, Gladys E. Suede” A few honest freckles A friendly Swedish eye, Would you choose her for a friendT Aye, that would J. Spotlight— Editor-in-chief. Make-up-editor; Booklet Make-up-editor; Student Councilor: Commencement Usher; 12B-12A Prom Refreshment Committee Charlman; 12B Prom Hostess; Secretary to Miss Fuller; Faculty Tea Room Cashier: Homeroom Business Manager; Open House Assistant: Hall Guard; Intramural Sports; Ushers Club; Dance Club. Ward, Florence May Lee” She's all my fancy painted her; She's lovely, she’s divine. Prom Committee; Homeroom Burliness Manager; Secretary to Mr. Hudson; Open House Assistant; Style Show; Dance Club; Ushers Club. Weidlund, Virginia Virge” She always has a gracious air. She plays the game and plays it fair. Hall Guard. Wicland, George Bud I pot| no use jor women. That’s why I'm a stage hand. Stage Manager; Projection Booth; Class Night Stage Manager: Track. Wicczorck, Leonard S. Muselelenui” A smile he would not sell; A name we could not spell. Booklet Committee; Gym lander; Hall Guard; Library Page; Biology Forum: Science Forum. White, Orrick W. Wbitey He is a great observer, and he looks. Quite through the deeds of man. Hall Guard Lieutenant; Card and Announcement Committee; Science Forum; Dance Club. Wolcott, June Alene Wooley” She's jolly and peppy with a touch of spire, Fun loving and gay—not naughty, but nice. Spotlight Typist; Booklet Activities Committee; Work In Mimeograph Room; Secretary to Mr. Bopp. Mr. Wilson. Mr. Huffman. Hall Ouard; Football Score Card Seller; Friendship Club. Yerashunas, Ann Shone” O woman! lovely woman! Nature made ’.her To temper man; we had been brutes without you. National Honor Society; Honor Pin; Recognition Dinner: Band—Girls. Radio. Concert; Tutor: Class Night; Secretary to Mr. Ward. Mr. Ruth: Intramural Sports; Friendship Club. Young, David A shy young man ‘whose charm is as bright as a sunny sky. Student Councilor; 12B Prom Prop-e.-Ues Committee: Hall Ouard; Library Guard: Intramural Sport,. Twenty-Three
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1 i E i i ARGO HONOR ROLL fci Before storting out on their voyoge on the Argo , several of the crew had won recognition for former accomplishments. These four received silver Junior High Honor Pins: Ruth Mangold, Michael Pollock, Mary Roznik, and Ann Yera-shunas. Mary Roznik had received the American Legion medal for excellence in service, leadership, and scholarship. Michael Pollock had been given recognition for outstanding service. As we sailed along in the Argo, many of our crew became outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and service Harold Demshar was elected president, Jerry Zinni vice-president, Ruth Kromer secretary, and Mirko Rovtar treasurer. Those who received gold Senior High Honor Pins for four semesters on the honor roll were: Eleanor Bentley, Alice Busher, Ruth Kramer, Anna Licursi, Garnet Maple, Mary Nass, Michael Pollock, Frank Potocnik, Mary Roznik, Nick Ruscitto, and Ann Yeroshunas. Thirty-three of the class have been elected into the Collin-wood chapter of the National Honor Society. They are: Mildred Ackerman, Alex Barr, Eleanor Bentley, Evelyn Brown, Alice Buscher, Mory Cerkvenik, Harold Demshar, Florence Dunbar, Eileen Elliott, Jean Fuhrman, Doris Kershaw, Ruth Kramer, Israel Kraus, Robert Lambrecht, Anna Licursi, Angie Lupo, Eleanore Miklich, Mary Nass, Margaret Noviak, Michael Pollock, Frank Potocnik, Helen Potopsky, Virginia Price, Esther Rome, Mary Roznik, Mirko Rovtar, Nick Ruscitto, Raymond Slater, Margaret Sneller, Elsie Taborsky, Ann Yerashunas, Marjorie Youngberg, and Jerry Zinni. Twenty-Five
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