Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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Front row: Mary Maszton, Joyce Currier, Betty Kothe, Dorothy Howard, Phyllis I-Iolcomh. Second row: Mr. W. M. Gould, Robert Vetter, Barbara Griflin, Corrine Husted, Raymond ' Smith, Edward Perkins. Back row: Albert Rennert, Ronald Heyman, Robert Dodd, Arnold Vandercarr, Floyd Hozalski. SOPITOITIOFG Cfass President .... Raymond Smith Vice President .... Betty Kothe Secretary . . . Phyllis Holcomb Treasurer ..... Dorothy lloward The sophomore class started their second year of high school with sixteen students. We occupied the laboratory for our happy home room and had Mr. Gould as our home room teacher. We started the year out right by initiating the poor freshmen. Their costumes and actions were en- joyed by all. At mid-year, everybody drew names and enjoyed a Christmas Party. Then every body was happy at the arrival of Christmas and New Year's vocation. After vacation we all came back and had mid-year exams. On March 5, 1947, we sponsored a dance at which everybody enjoyed dancing to Shirk's Orchestra. A good time was had by all, we hope. With the year coming to a close we all look forward to becoming juniors. Sixteen

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Front row: Nlarie Perkins, Arlene Holzliauer, planet Coultrip, Carolyn Sehlechter. Second row: hlr. john Fails, Caroline Greszler, Lois Steele, Voneta Hozalski, Edith Pete. Back row: Carl Christman, Billy Bonnett, Dick Currier, jerry Currier. Absent: Harold Leimbaeh. Junior Class President . . Janet Coultrip l'iecl'reside11t . . Caroline Clreszlcr Secretary . . . Lois Steele Treasurer .... Carolyn Schleehter That happy day when school began, a group of students collected in Boom 9 and began their new sea- son as the Junior class. They found there was a new member among them, Voneta lloralski from Lynch, Kentucky. Later in December. they lost a member from their class. A farewell party was given for VVayne Stayton at Prichard Currier's. December 9. Richard Currier left school early in March, I947, to join the Army. Besides the usual job of running the school store, giving the Junior-Senior Banquet, and presenting their play, The Big Blowupf' given in April, they sponsored a few other activities. Among them were the Hoosier Cornhuskers, a program given December l5, and a dance with Floyd l'ley's orchestra, given Febru- ary 21. Having had a successful -lunior year, they hope to make their last year even better. Fifteen

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Fl eShfT7al'l Class President . . . Stanley Truszak 'Vice President . . Dorothy Howe Secretary . . Lois Jean Coultrip Fl17'8L1S'l11 U1' . . . Bonnie Daniels On September 3, 1946. the new Freshman Class assembled down in A-1 with Mr. Lowell A. Gatts as the class adviser. The highlight of the year was Freshman Initiation. Everyone was dressed like a character from the comic strips. If you were present you would have recognized - Stanley Truszak as girl basketball champ, Nelson Howe-Judy Foster, Edwin Gibson-Gravel Gertie, Dorothy llowe-Pa Cinders, Norma Hawke- Cokey, Bonnie Daniels-B. O. Plenty, Lois ,lean Coultrip-hir. Cinders, Laura Mae Brown-Aunt Jemima, Pamela Andress-Sad Sack, and Colletta Wilforcl-Clem Kiddlehopper. At Christmas time the Freshmen joined the rest of the high school for a Christmas Party. The Freshman boys have participated in the basketball games to help make the team a success. We are looking forward to trying to help make school activities more of a success next year. Front Row: Edwin Gibson, Lois Jean Coultrip, Bonnie Daniels, Pamela Andress, Norma Hawke, Nelson Howe. Buck row: Stanley Truszak, Laura Mae Brown, Dorothy Howe, Colletta Wliford, Mr. Lowell Gatts. Seventeen