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Top Picture, Bottom Row: Joan Cowan, Jean Hutker, Mary Lou Robinson, Marcella Hoffman, Erma Morrison, Ruth Werling, Virginia Rash, Betty Walters, Eileen Thieme. Helen Railing, Ardena Kirchner, Marjorie Moser, Norma Lou Eady. Ruth Kiefer Second Row: Irene Andress, Anna Catherine Friedley, Betty Baumgartner, Phyllis Hoffman, Mary Habegger, Geraldine Ray, Phyllis Teeter. Shirley Myers, Donna Gilpen. Mary Jane McGill Third Row: Melvin Werling, Richard Cottrell. Jack Rayer, Waynard Habegger. Bill Whittredge, Herb Johnston, Don Bieber- ich, Jerry Lichtenstiger, Imogene McFarland, Janet Goldner, Hubert Feasel, Dwight Marshall, Ralph Sauer, Bob Metzger, Herbert Fruchte Bottom Picture, Bottom Row: Jim Shackley. Fred Steiner, Verena Moore, Claire Mowery, Alma Williams, Lavon Strickler, Lois Chronister, Ann Maddox, Donna Jaberg. Joan Mowery. Kathryn Ann Edwards, Anna Marie Steury, Onalee Zim- merman, Norma Hazlewood. Ted Hill. Dick Knapp Second Rou;- Lyman Hann, Gene Myers, Jim Pollock, Barbara Roop. Geraldine Andrews. Kathryn Reef, Barbara Bracey, Marelyn Schultz, Phyllis Bowman, Jo Ann McMillan, Mary Ahce Beineke, Wanda Busse, Mary Jo Butler Third Row: Philip Thomas, Bill Eichhorn, Don Wolf, Bill Shook, Paul Hammond, Dorothy Kohler, Barbara Hoblet, Betty Roeder, Evelyn Frohnapfel, Martha Sheets, Joan Bowman, Norman Leonardson, Raymond Thieme, Melvin Taylor
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r Commercial Club , . Again this year, the Commercial Club met for its twenty-fourth year of organization. The first thing ac- complished was the election of officers. Those elected were Mary Alice Bein- eke, president; Bill Whittredge, vice president; Wanda Busse, secretary; and Lois Chronister, treasurer. Some of the activities for the year included the publishing of the gossip column, better known as the Gab- Fest. Those in charge of presenting this little tidbit were Mary Lou Robin- son, editor-in-chief; Ted Hill and Phil Thomas, assistant editors. Also the sponsoring of a chapel program, fea- turing Jesse Phillips Robertson and his Song Hits of 1945, B. C, was an enjoyable feature of the j ear. Then too, one of the nicest activities which the Commercial Club with the aid of the Glee Club presented was the semi- formal dance held March 22, in the auditorium. The music was furnish- ed by Woody Neff ' s orchestra frcrn Fort Wayne. This eventful and prosperous year was further made possible by the club ' s sponsors, Mr. Hetrick and Mr. Millikan, who so capably guided our ways in the business world. Busy. Girls? Club Officers Mary Alice Beineke, President BUI Whittredge, Vice President Lois Chronister, Treasurer Wanda Busse, Secretary Take a letter, please!
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Color Wheel Club . . . At the beginning of the 1945-46 school year, the art class of thirty-three members reorganized the Color Wheel Club, under the supervision of Miss Kauffman. The members elected the following officers: Pres., Hubert Feasel; Vice President, Bar- bara Roop; Sec.-Treas., Onalee Zimmerman. The club members planned an interest- ing year and waded into their work. One of the first activities of the year was to stencil the kitchen cupboards, curtains, and screens with beautiful morning glory designs. This project was done by Hubert Feasel and Bill Eichhorn. Marjorie Moser, Betty Baumgartner, Richard Saylors, and Jack Harker helped with the Christmas decorations, which were large religious chalk panels at each side of the stage. The club also helped with the decorations for the Spring Revue. On March the 14th, a Come-as-you-are- Party, was enjoyed by all the club mem- bers, and prizes were given to the most comically dressed. Thus ends another eventful and exciting year for the art stu- dents. Top Row: Tom Garner, Stanley McBride, Bill Wliit- tredge, Dwight Marshall, Jack Rayer, Mary Mc- „ . , , , - , .,,-.-. . , , 1 T Gill, Pat Richards, Catherine Andrews, Dora President, Hubert Feasel with Vice President Barbara Roop p i hiid, jim Shackiey. Jim Pollock. Jack Hark- and Secretary-Treasurer, Onalee Zimmerman er, Richard Saylors, Hubert Feasel, Bill Eichhorn Bottom Row: Verena Moore, Jo Ann McMillen, Barbara Roop, Lavon Strickler, Florence Hitchcock, Jean Hutker, Goldner, Donna Gilpen, Betty Baumgartner, Marjorie Moser, Mary Habegger, Onalee Zimmerman
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