Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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- SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: Nellie McClintock. Mary shall. T»U() s Eckman, Fern Fruin, ellen Hale, Geraldine Doyle, Ortna H ro UuA -tAAj- Doris Bradford, Iris e Doyle. OrthL-Wi U £j jdA rofoot, Rosemary Mar- - a a is Bgldwqi, FmTanutolph, Elizabeth Hosier, Yirginia 2L- L - TtV- ---Second row: O .. ■ss, I.eta I.andon, Noralee Giilons, Mildred TaggaA'j Wua ( louse, Marabell Hailock, Ruth McNinch, nthien, Elisalieth French, Marjorie 1C. Bovyyj uilmc Mary Ketcham. Third row: Ruth . Stlu hie, Dorthy White. Bernadene Sell ant z, Mildfcdl leh ff; l} dty Singleton, Ula Garlinger, Hilda Shaw man, ' ‘ 'ofothy Goodenough, Juanita Belson, Reva Austin. (|ejj Wine Morgan. Miss Leiter, adviser. Eirle: tin Loppenth Mildjcd! ty Ketchuin. Mary Gardner, Geraldine Tietz.J ay KKlmansee. Beverly Brown. Fourth rm Anver, Wanda Endsley. Donna Todd St ickland, Loretta Leonard. Fifth md. Winifred Lancaster, Maxine Da IU r y inney, Elaine Winslow. Virginia Wheating. Sybil orma Mackey, Joyce Frey, Senta Furrow. Evelyn a Kelly. Garol Sinclair. Edna Randall. Mable Shannon. Gladys Hildebrandt. ’esta Golden. Geraldine Delphine Roberts, Constance Thomas. Marjorie Norton. i ren Domth r if:° B I.Ai Imrftond. Winifred l.ajicaster. Maxine DAncIs. Delphine Roberts micM Biniff l! JoW fTuckendubler, Dorothy Williams, Katherine St Louise Sinkler, Marjory L. Boves, I-ois Wliitnu ........................... ; vxi Stutz. Sixth row: Donna Gcrljer, Martha hitmore, Charlene Thomas, Martha Mesecar, tokl Vilma Guy, Marjorie Laubaugh. Absent from picture: Marjorie Dryer. Hazel Hall, Barbara ick. Ila Oliver, Juanita Swift. Evelyn Tobias. Shirley Youni SOPHOMORE BOYS John Schultz. Robert Gaskill, Louis Wensloff. Earl Lewis, Clarence Hoffman. Malcolm Pierce. Allen First row: I Hook. Peter Maurer. Keith Hurless, Donald Clark, Orville Bush, Ray McNinch, Robert Tinker. Duane Walters, Mr. Ixnver, adviser. Second row: Donald Heath. James Fruin. Donald Keeler. Robert Cook, Elmer Johnson, Floyd Healy. Martin Guernsey. Herbert Harrington. Max Francisco. Richard Swanson. Richard Beckwith, (ieorge- A. ' l ('ashmore. Third row: Robert Murphy, Duane Keller. Edwin Haight, James Malcolm, Donald Drake, Harold Knickerbocker, Douglas Payne, Dean Keller, Clifford Tazclaar, Joseph Beck, Karl Pufpaff, Roderick Newton. Fourth row: Ronald Cnderhill, Raymond Kenyon, William Garrison, Francis Coggins, Marvin Haynes. Albet McIntyre. Gale Slocum. Richard Yarger. John Bechtel, James Stickland. Ijoren Lewis. Fifth row. Duane Stamr am Kelly. Harmon Wilcox, Kenneth Lane. Gordon Ironside. Vern DePriester, Keith Brady. Roger Ben net ompkins, Keith Pufpaff. George ( heeseman. William Reynolds. Absent from picture: Howard Babcockk. lifford Boorom, Earl Eggleston, Lloyd Frey, Robert Gardner, Clarence Gross, Kenneth Hill. Duane MiirplwVj £ ■ Williar - - %WRoy T. ' Clifforc Ju . o - - y Kenneth Lane and Raymond Kenyon did their class justice as members of the varsity basketball team. They both displayed unusual talent and were awarded first team letters. Outstanding in girls’ sports for the year were Mary Ketcham. Elisabeth French, and Ruth McNinch. The first semester ended, but lo and behold if Bernadene Schantz and Richard Swanson didn't set perfect examples with all-A records for the semester! The results of the second semester election determined Joseph Beck as president; Betty Singleton, his assistant; Ray McNinch, the secretary; and Mildred Helmer, the collector of revenue. When spring rolled around we found the sophies competing in baseball, track, golf, and tennis. Gordon Ironside was the sophomore golfer, while the only returning letterman, Harmon Wilcox, captained the varsity tennis squad. The sophomores again displayed their actual value to the school when they helped the juniors in entertaining m e seniors at the annual J-Hop. Scrond semester marks were compiled toward the time for summer vacation and the class of '43 made plans for returning to school in September as upperclassmen, bestowed with the title of juniors. s ff 0

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 ■r 7 ?7 0 ryJU J ' h i£ ?■ $ a vjW1. - y Sophomore Class h.hJm Iht class of '43 began their sophomore year with a feeling of belonging actually to the high school, never again to he hailed as “Mi, t reeiw.' 'T reside.” or some such term. The one hundred and sixty-one sophomores elected as their ofiicers ftUfry Ketch am, president; Elisabeth French, vice president; Bernadene Schantz, secretary; and Betty Ket hum treasu er. N. The tirs cu iiy of he vCar was the partihimtion in the annual Spotlight. “Kings and Queens” led specti attentioAvl the so|poinoff6 act where they raided from Donna Gerber as Potato Queen to Eunice Fisher as Mifs America-. Ken tone canvasIvingCotton ai i the mighty mite, Orville Bush, as Tennis King. When fodtbalVaward day ch'me arouM, Il rhWn Wilcox, William Kelly, and Francis Goggins distinguished them- selves by r aWyifrg varsity letters. J q The wyper uuin is were spoilt mjJflovJfeg through snow and Miss Barnes's library course.

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