Harris Elmore High School - Helm Yearbook (Elmore, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The junior class opened school with an enrollment of fourteen boys and twenty-one girls. Miss Catherine Wilcox was our sponsor. The junior class presented the play, Qirl Qhy, at the school auditorium on November 8, 1946. Harold Giesler and Edith Ann Schmidt had the leading roles. Mrs. Coleman directed the play. All the members of the class participated to make the play a success. ' The class also sponsored a dance at the school auditorium on December 6, after the basketball game, which was held here with Lakeside. The class received their class rings on September ll, 1946. Everyone seemed very pleased with them. . The juniors sponsored a banquet for the seniors which is given annually. This year it was held on May lO, 1947. The following officers were elected for the year: President ------- Harold Giesler Vice President ---- Eugene Flick Secretary ---- Ethel Damschroder Treasurer ---- Jeanette Eversole lidb.....T..f-U -A f

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catches my eye states that Berneigg Boss is considering run- ning for office in the House of Representatives after serving two terms previously. Finishing my lunch and after walking to the outskirts of town I come to the municipal airport. Walk- ing past a weird machine, I almost stumble over a pair of legs and as the head appears from under the contraption, I recog- nize Bgggg Riehm who, it later develops, is working on a rocket-ship which will carry him to the moon. Arriving on a transport which has just landed, is Qorothy Weis who has just attended a fashion show at Paris and is reporting back to Loren Qasselkus, the manager of a large department store. . I hail a taxi and the driver, who is Robert Giesler, soon has us rolling along to the campus grounds of the University of Elmore. Upon arriving there the faculty are having a meet- ing under the guidance of Qernagd Synk, the president of the college. Glancing about the table, I get a glimpse of Leona Carlson who teaches home-economics and Alma Gronbach who is dean of women. Going over to the gym, where a basketball game is going on, I watch Coach Brook's boys trounce Bowling Green, 107 to 23. During a rough part of the game when a player is injured, Qgg Sloan dashes out and applies a splint to the'bro- ken leg of a flashy young forward named Oliver Schuster, whose father, Bob Schuster, is now a favorite of radio fans with his baritone'EThging voice. Returning to town again in Giesler's taxi, I spy a large apple orchard near the city limits and signs dotted around the area tell me that Grayson Koepke is the prosperous owner. Once more in downtown Elmore, I alight in front of a Beauty Shop with the famous hair-dresser, Lillian Klingbiel, as pro- prietor. A jingle in the window reads: f - V nDoes your hair stand straight up, And still want to go higher? Then consult our hair-expert, Miss Betty Niemeyerln Just then a long Limousine pulls up and the woman the chauffeur lets out in the former Doral Lemke whose present husband struck it rich when he found oil on the old school grounds. Seeking relaxation, I go to the Paramount theater where the manager, Donn Lowry is telling a customer that he is sure the shoe will be found in one of the aisles. The movie, Cwhich is acclaimed the best of the yearb has as the two lead- ing actresses' Mary Qggll and Mary Logan, who have enjoyed stardom for 15 years. I We have now completed our brief glimpse into the future lives of the 1947 graduating class of Harris-Elmore and if my vision proves correct, the class will be one of the most suc- cessful groups ever to graduate from Elmore.

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uniors Q- First Row: J. Eversole, H. Giesler, K. Gnhn, F. Lemke, K. Kruse, F. Laubncher, B. Harder, G. Kersten. Second Row: S. Kerbel, J. Draper, R. Hurrelbrink, R. Heil man, B. Klickmdn, D. Harder, J. Fillmore, F. Zunk. Third Row: N. Guthrie, B. Foreman, E. Flick, h. Willmeth, L. Lemke, M. Lemke, H. Gnepper, M. Recny. Bourth Row: G. Sondergeld, E. Kerbel, E. Damschroder, W. Hear, E. Schmidt, J. Harris, M. Harris, W. Witt Absent: V. Bloom, K. Heins.