Lansing Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1946 volume:

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RICH, A.B., M.A. Superintendent of Lansing Michigan Public Schools Superintendent Rich was born in Michigan City, North Dakota. He grad- uated from the Hancock Michigan High School and earned his degrees from Kalamazoo College and Columbia University. Before assuming the superin- tendency, he held the following teaching and administrative positions-Assist ant Coach, Kalamazoo High School, Athletic Director, Lansing High Schooly Assistant Principal, Lansing, High Schoolg Principal ot Eastern High School. Superintendent Rich is a Past President of the Michigan Schoolmasters Club and a member of the legislative committee of the Michigan Education Asso- ciation. He is a member ot the Exchange Club, ot the Masonic Lodge, and of the American Legion. His hobbies are all athletics and aviation. The Oracle Board joins with all students and teachers in extending a hearty welcome to our new superintendent. We look forward to great progress in our schools under his able administration. Page Four i CHRISTIAN H. ROOSENRAAD, A.B., A.M. Principal Hope Colleqe Coluiiilvici University lliiivvrsily of Miwliiqciii Michigan Sicle College DEAN BURNHAM, A.B. ELIZABETH LAWRY. A.B.. A.M l Asfsiswm Princlpal , Assistant Principal 1,1-iilifil Mirliirqciri Colloqe of Eduvolimi C 1 b. U , . W'--1-in Micliiqcn Colloqe uf Eduvotioii Dum lg mverslty 'wt' I , , ' ' ' University of Michigan Cmluriiliio University Micrliiquri Stole College Purge Fivv uve given e ikikikikikikik 5f1?5f?5i'f5k5b7f:?5Q? sitikiiriifiirikik ikikikikilfilrik ikiiififfilrilriiviir Sfksfkifkikiksfifiik Sflrifkiirikiirsfizsir ifrsizifkiizsfkilzilr 5fi?Sf'3'ifl?i2'iif5fif'S'l? ikifrikifkifksfkiiir I th deepest h 1 d 1bl g rifices that w d dl th O 1 th th 1 h f h 6 Eddie Albert Ancil Baker Roger Baker Lavern Beachnau Harry Benqry Carl Berridqe Roy Bleisch William Bradley Frank Bovee Iames Braithwaite Raymond Brooks Floyd Burch Charles Carman Richard Chrouch Donald Coffey Leo Czubak Abner Davies Clarence Dillon Richard Dollman HONOR ROLL 20. Robert Dollman 39 Stanley Larsen Robert Russell 21. LeRoy Dyer 40 Eugene Lenz Robert Schwabe 22. Gerald Erwin 41 Douglas Maclean Reed Shanks 23. Robert Froh 42 Donald Marquette Glenn Sheathelm 24. Lewellyn Gorden 43 Carl Marzke Milton Simpson 25. Eugene Gray 44 Charles Moody Arthur Skeats 26. L. Keyes Greenamyer 45 Hugh Mosher Delmar Smith 27. DeWayne R. Gute 46 Donald Moist Kenneth Smith 28. Max Hill 47 Stanford Parisian Herbert Spencer 29. Clarence Holmes 48 Robert Parker Howard Stevens 30. Stuart Hopkins 49 Richard Pattengill Robert Stortz 31. Herbert Horner 50 Buford Peoples Gilbert Stoutenburg 32. William Hyslop Sl Zenas Pond Ralph Sullivan 33. Ioseph Iagla 52 Thomas Pritchard Harry Vanwelsenaer 34. Clarence lessen 53 Charles Quick Stanley Warner 35. Keith Iohnson 54 Wallace Rarden Lewis Williams 36. Robert loley 55 Robert Richards Stanley Wiltze 37. Roger Keast 56 Ashley Randall Charles V .nricli 38. Russell Keeney 57 Robert Ruehs Warren Vlfright 77. Harry Wilkins 78. Robert Weeks 79. Vernon Walker MISSING Philip Belc Clayton Shupp Page Seven ORACLE EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief ........................................... .... I ohn Griffith Assistant Editor ..... .................. M arilyn Miller Art Editors ....... .... A qnes lhriq, Gloria Granger Typist .... ................................... B everley Iones ASSOCIATE EDITORS 12B 12A lim Haan Kenneth Goodrich Norma Heck Nancy Hathaway, Secretary Fred Fiske Bob Brown, Camera EX-OFFICIO Russell Sessions Barry Breakey Bob Britton Top Row: Haan, Britton, Sessions, Breakey, Goodrich, Miller, Granger, Heck, Hathaway First Row: Fiske, Crilly, Griffith, lhriq, Iones Page Eight ORACLE BUSINESS STAFF Business Mungger ................................... ...Steven Hcijos Assistant Business Mcrngger .... Virginia Crciig Advertising Manager .......... .... G eorge Shaw Assistant Advertising Mgnoger .... .... P hytiis Squier SOLICITORS Marjorie Herrick Betty Vcinderlviere George Shaw Phyllis Squier Kenneth Schieberl Bernice Hughes 'lbw Hciwi Iiwrrivk, Slicrw, Vi1I1CiC?IMC?ft5, Srtiietmeri first Huw: Squier, Hujos, Craig, Hughes Page Nine fit 1'E-bl-':f.:?ff.357 7'??, S, Jia L-,, 'Q 'K 5. 'Va' ,L .. , 5 x, ' ' fu? , . , v A-A . X , , ' V.. ' +.. He. ,. , Y. f 5. fu Q .- WIZTX' 'Jef ' -' J.: INT 5 jL '34Xiff 1? f'FVs5l55?ii2t?i MIM 2 -' 1' 'SixX1--.iX5.i?I'L.4Z5i11i'8E'.1iifX' T E? VV W., L ,, in gl, ' ' I ?-1 41. I , ,'.' ,?.,,3e 0 . o X' L ' W 1. L g ' .X 1 0 -iza- of , 'mira i . xy Wxxw- 6 ,fo 1 55' WWW ' 1 N. A' x N NtXwff3wxxxxxxxMXmWmffTffl... 0 G' l' X X Wwwm,-H ..1' , v X Xa Mn 'ini' XI XX XX ummm' Wlmwu Vs m x H' ww., x.,, X, Axxwxxxxxxwk NM W --. x WWA Rxwmxxmmxmw' 'MWWmwbwmxxmxm i-g-is- ' . '-I-sv-so-. '-Gilt'-N' wr-f HAROLD I. BALMER, B.S. ROBERT CAMPBELL. B.S. Western Michigan College University of Michigan oi Education Social Studies Industrial Arts B. F. BRAIDWOOD. B .S. in Commerce Ferris Institute Michigan State College Michigan State Normal Detroit Business University Commercial R. D. BELL, A.B. DEWARD A. CLARK, A.B. Central Michigan College of Education Michigan State Normal Michigan State College Battle Creek College Colorado Teachers' Col lege, Graduate Work Mathematics University of Michigan, Graduate Work Spanish HELEN BIRMINGHAM, B.S.. M.A. Western Michigan College of Education Teachers College, Colum- bia University Commercial GERTRUDE BENSON, HERBERT I. CIGARD, B.S. A.B., M.S. Stout Institute, Menominee University of Michigan Wlsconslfft Mmhemmics Western Michigan College Industrial Arts FRANCES E. BURNS, A.B. Michigan State College Social Studies ALAN BOVARD. A.B. ETTA CRILLY. B.S.. A.M. University of Michigan Denison University Physical Education University of Michigan Page Twelve Science HAZEL M. DEMEYER, HAROLD FERGUSON, A.B., B.S. in L.S. B. Music W1-:ata-111 Mxfrhnqfm Clullr-rp' Mncrhxqfm St'1t0 Colleqe flvhrxnl of I,:b1fx1y Sr'1cmr'I , Musmr' liwlxxrralmx Umvf-1::1!y MAURICE FALL. A.B., M.A. Mxrfhxqfm Collvzqu of Ildxlr-vxlmn Umversuy oi Mll'lllCjf1Il Wfiynv Umvmssxty Puhllc' Spvfxkzrlfg E. E. DEVEHEAUX. A.B. FLORENCE FULLER, Almfl ILB., M.H. WP'r 1t I1 , I Umvmmty of Mxchlqfnx ELSIE FEE, ILB. M1c'I11qr1Il Stem- Cj4,I1mg0 Cfvntrrll M1c:l11qr1n lfollsfqw of Fdlwrllirm Imxnfulcxqvs. GRECHEN DOELLE, B.S. HOWARD A. GLEASON. B.S. Nrwlhr-In Strxlrf Twrvlnr-1::' Lrzfflnssr' Svhonl of Physx Cimllrvqo Cul Educntmn lhlqlufzh We-stP1'r1 Mlrfluqfm Colleqv Physxcnl Educrxhon IOSEPHINE G. FENNELL, B.S., M.A. ffrrllxrnhwx Umvf-:zany Pllyrsrwxl flFiur'f1t1wn VERNON D. EBERSOLE, NELLIE GRAY, A.B. B.S.l'1. Cffxlvm Cullmqf' rmffwm w,,11,,,.- mln.-,,. I-Hf1l1f1h U.53.N.H., fi Ywxx:: Musw' Poqo Thirteen MORRIS I. GREEN, A.B., B.E. HAROLD D LANTZ A B Nebraska Wesleyan University of Michigan University Michigan State College English Social Studies EDITH A. IOHNSON, A.B. Central State College of Education Commercial IUNE N. HARPER, B.A. EUNICE LOYER, B.S. Michigan State College Michigan State Normal University of Michigan College English Physical Education IENNIE E. JOHNSON. B.A.. M.A. University of Chicago HELEN E. IACOBSON, A.B. F. University of Michigan Michigan State College Northern State Teachers College Social Studies D. MCCASKEY B S B C 5 Michigan State College Social Studies Michigan State Normal College Cleary College Michigan State College Commercial B.S.. M.A. DOROTHY IOHNSON. IANET KEASEY, B.S. Michigan State College Home Economics MARGUERITE MCCONNELI. Western Michigan College University of Michigan English Pafe Fourteen B.S., MA Bowling Green State University University of Michigan English NELLIE M. MCCORMICK, I. O. PETERSON, B.S., A.M. A.B. Valparaiso University UII,Vf'I'SIlY at MlCflllfjtlYl Umverslly of Mlchlqcm lnnquiaqq-,Q Michigan State Normal College Science HAZEL D. MILLER. A.B. Albion College University of Chicago Mathematics HOWARD McCURDY, GERALD F. RITCHEY. B.S. A.B., A.M. Western Michigan College University ot Colorado S of Educmlon Gregg Colloqn Clence Ilnivnrstty ot Micliiqfin ffornntoirrml KATHARINE MINSHALI., B.S., M.A. Western State Teachers' College Northwestern University Commercial LAURA B. MILLAR, A.B. RUTH A. RUSSEI., B.S. University ot Michigan Michigan State College Social Studies University of Chicago Home Economics MAGDALEN NISWONGER, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education Commercial GRACE MILLER, A.B., A.M. F. CASSIUS SHAFT, B.S. Wostr-rn Stfitn Teachers' Michigan State Normal Colle-an College University of Michigan Michigan State College English Science Page Fifteen LULU M. SMITH ESTHER SCHIMMEI. Michigan State Normal Secretary Fine Art Institute Art VIETA VOGHT, A.B. Rockford College University of Michigan Languages CHARLES SNELL, B.S. PEGGY NEAL DRAKE Western Michigan College Assistant Secretary Michigan State College Bradley Polytechnic Central Michigan College Industrial Arts MARGARET WIDICK. B.S. Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia, Kansas Oregon State Michigan State College Home Economics HARRY A. STRAIT, CARL H, DEWEY A-B--I-L-R Custodian of Musical Ferris Institute IUSITUIUQHIS Und Central Michigan College Supplies of Education Member of Michigan State Bar Commercial DAVE V. SMYTHE, B.S. Lieutenant, U.S. Navy HAZEI. B. TAYLOR, A.B. Olivet College Mathematics Page' Sixteen ,Af f 4 r Cu. '13, , . 'lf- . fi - 'f,f f .41 2-Sh i , I'1.Wi'1S'? I7?fL!Z'SL '5?'.i5f.iPTF'2' 'iEk...22 V! kE'5'?aZ'?3Y1U!2f'biJ?6 6T-73H?.iLYL, L02 4- T4-1,f,k.'. .-- 325292 313:33-ERZETFX' TTS: ' 23+ L! lik'-'i'?S :v .58-KV fJ:,7 ' 2 T 8 ,T N39 1 fi? 11I'Gf.k1-3'3'.f'. Fl'1L?h'F?2. ' ng if S? gif Wen? N mu f ,ffbli -.::-.:Ff-- - Nl J gd J SENIOR A PAGE Class Colors-Turquoise and Silver Class Flower-White Rose Motto- Keep your eyes on the stars and your teet on the ground. IUNIOR YEAR I.-HOPe Tarnbourine Twirl Co-Chairmen-Miriam Krauss, Barry Breakey Committee Chairmen Decorations ........... Agnes lhrig Orchestra .......... Nancy Murdock Publicity ........... Bob Ewigleben Favors ............... Ioyce Parker Finance ......... Wallace Bissinger Reception. . . FMary Monell Treleven Invitations .......... Hildred Switzer Cloak Room .......... Stan Goldner Clean Up ............ Bob Andrews SENIOR YEAR SENIOR B PARTY- The Kickoff Co-ChairrnenkLaura Mae Hughes, Tom Sessions Committee Chairmen Decorations ........ Cathryn Parker Orchestra .... ..... B ob Howell Publicity . . ...... Chuck Bovay Cloak Ftoorn ......... Marion Voison Finance .... ......... B ruce Sharp Cokes .............. Dale Crawford SENIOR PROM-- Something Sentimental Co-Chairmen-Bill Hamelink, Marilyn Gier ' SENIOR BANQUET Co-Chairmen-Ioan Crawford, Bob Howell C L A S 5 5 O N Gr WMU ly TUNE - 'ML MUS-Q PST -Ptvrf J A I3 b 'we 4 QJEJI JJ .,J J ' UtQf New ll 4.1 QgJllAIiJlJJlJlJJ JJ 5114-MlJJlJ'lJl,lll,EiJcJll First Verse CLASS SONG - Iune '46 Second Verse: It's hard to part now, but we must go on: Many paths in future life will find us here The friendships dear, which blossomed and there, here, But in years we've spent, are the things Will ever be in our memory.- we've meant For the lessons learned together To give to you-our own Sexton High.- Will bind and keep us true, Yet on we go together And we're proud to say that we have been With voices strong and clear, A part of you. The class of Iune of forty-six, A class we love so dear. Page Twenty BARRY BREAKY' PRESIDENT JANE THONANNHIICE PRESIDENT JOANNA GRIFF-AlN - SECRETARY WALLACE BlSSlN6ER' TREASURER PREVIOUS CLASS OFFICERS Sophomores Iuniors Bill Harrrelink . . . ............. President .............. ..... B ob Neller Bob Andrews Vicefpresidenl .... .... B ill Hamelmk Marie Brown .... Secretary ..... .......... P at Perry Dick Strauss .... Treasurer . . . .... Wally Blssirraer Page Twenyt-one DEWARD A. CLARK Class Adviser M, ,I ,W IRIS I BAKER Sophomore Socialities '43, '44 Music Club '45 Girl Reserves '44 Trea Home Room '46 1 gf, Wy' li' 2.1 LOY BACKUS Football '44, '45 Magicians '43, '44, '45, '46 Pres. '45 Basketball '43, '44 . '53 t t if,tt4f 1 MARIORIE R. ABBOTT GEORGE ABRAHAM ICH DVA AHAM Sophisticated Sophs '43, Football '43, '44, '45 Football '43, '44, '45 '44 Tennis '44, '45, '46 Baseball '44, '45, '46 Modern Fiction '44 Varsity Club '45, '46 Varsity Club '45, '46 Treas. Home Room '43, '45 Home Room Pres. '44 My 'ff las' ' :sf 9.4.- , I 11025 X v .C ' 0 5' , lee' '4 T' li 4' . KQV ? .,,,f '...-Q.-K-2 t BEVERLY I. ADAMS Sophisticated Sophs '43, '44 Parrott Club '44 -415-af' ' JOHN ANDERSON Band '45, '46 Zodiac CSports Editor '46l '44, '45 Camera Club '44, '45, '46 National Music Camp tln- terloch t, Summer of '44 ' 45-' C 1 3 . . Cy 8 y A X 1 1 7 M , tl W9 4 'FF' ' i 9 9 ., M1522-Qll - I Bon Anna ws 9' wwf' U Varsity Football '44, '45 4, Class Treas. '43 ff 13 Af 5- l Home Room Pres. '43, '45 ' il Victory Club '44 4 if I 4' 'l It wil f 7' ASHE Choir '44, '45, '46 Sophomore Socialities Chess Club 0 . JV' rl':t Sl Ot l .51 tf mOf ' Page FLORA MAE ARNOLD Sophomore Socialites Alianza Espanol Diana Seniors Sub-Debs Twenty-two AM WL DOROTHY I. ARCHER Parrott Club '44 Sophisticated Sophs ' 3, '44 Art Club '44 Bible Club '43 M5 ' 'I -'4 lo v4 J' Mft MARGARET I.. BAKER Pius, of Gills' Lerrque Nfxtmncxl Honor Society Student Council V. Pins. of llirmrx Seniors Mi'53'fZl39' ' 41 , -A M .V M fel. KENNETH BARNER Mc1qicic1n's Club Bfind GEORGE BARTLEY Buncl '43, '44, '45, '46 Cross Country Science Club GTE J: , Q wx .A : S IEANNE BEACH . 5 f P ,I ,Q Q, Alt club ' 4 Q Zoflitxt: Advcetlisinrg Stuff gm ' 5 3, Taxidermy Club A D 4 . 5 Q' . M , , , 2 IOHANNE D. BENSINGER Sophomore Socmlites '43, '44 Bible Club '44, '45 Knlttinq Club ' 3 f , f Al 1 4' JJ! 'l' In A I , , PAUL BINKLEY I Baseball '44, '45, '46 ' Football '43, '44 7 Varsity Club '45, '46. ', ' Senior Play '45 F. N' ANCY BOWLES SOPlllSl1CKXl9I'l Sophs '43, '44 Etta-Ketz '45 Sub-Dehs '45, '46 CHARLES WM. BOVAY Nutionczl Honor Society '45, '45 Student Council '45, '46 Baseball '44, '45 Pies, Home Room '44, '45 IACQUELIN LEE BOUGHTON Cheerleodinq '44, '45, '46 Soiznsticcxted Sophs '43, 4 Dicxnu luniors '44, '45 , Dicmcr Seni rs '45 VD ,lf g' ,HJ ll U5 e Lf' wyffffi MARY LOU OGUHN Sec. Sophisticated Sophs '44 Spanish Club '44 Art Club '45, '46 Girl Reserves '43, '44 0 7 ' sf' 3. Owwp, 9 Mffffjf GRANT BOGUE Chess Club, V. Pres. Parrott Club. Debate Operettcx ' 1 JW Neff' 'f 1'g053 WALLACE BISSINGEH 'wud . X Art Club '43, '44, '45, 77 f v. Pres. '45 IEAN BLACKFORD I Te ' '46 5 ht - Foglliit M f '43 '44, '45 OP 's CG'ed SO OmO'PS '46 Q - 1 Ping Pong Club '45, Pres. '46 ,Q ll U r ' ,I W g 54' 43, 44 Etta-Ketz '45 J Sub-Debs '45, '46 Sec. Home Room '44 'U rw 4 44 ' ,wfw , . W ,.' ' 'Il 'V' 'Wl QA' '59 157 QQ, Page Twelifihfee J, 5 V413 . 'qv 1 1 IAMIE C. BROWN Sophomore Socialites Art Club Treas. Diana luniors Favors Comm. I-Hop ELLEN MARIE BROWN Art Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Sophisticated Sophs '43, '44 Sec. Sophomore Class '43, '44 rt CQ1b '45 W5 ' 'rf B. ROBERT BROWN Oracle Photographer Honor Society '45, '46 Pres. Chemistry Club '45 V. P . Science Club '45 .9 ROBERT CARSON Varsity Debate Operetta '45 Zodiac Parrott Players I PHYLLIS A. BROWER Pres. of Etta-Keiz '45 Girl Reserves '43, '46 Zodiac '43, '46 Diana Iunior '44 'awk ff' l' , ., I -5 ff' I . 'X BriA'1i'niZ',1lrisAfr:Y M A Pres. of the Senior Class Co-Chm. of the I-Hop Senior Play Varsity Swimming '45, 46 Captain .fs f Q wx 0 in O ,ag .. N. C ' .m--- Q' ,. ,9,j Z'.j? 0 'st 5 lgtnif 7 7'C+EZAxtx . ., ,E vo , ,, 1 1 1 cant 0 H x g a -. 'Rust A.,-f 3' 'E -Qsig, v:,,-..s:- , 'hex .,N,,,Nwx 3 Q 4 5 53.3 f, f . - Q 1 ' A f 'iff ,. 'E - iw 3 9.40495 aC. nn RONALD CARR Track '44, '45, '46 Pres. Honor Society '46 Chemistry Club '45, '46 Chess Club '45, '46 .. .4 v 54 JEAN L. CAMPBELL Sophomore Socialites '43, '44 Home Room Sec. '43, '44 La Alianza Espanola '44, '45 Sub-Deb Club '45, '46 Page Twenyt-four I GLENNA IEAN BOYER Pres. Girls' Varsity Pres. SubADebs Chm. Girls' Leaque 12-B, '45 Zodiac '44, '45, '46 n .I SHIRLEY I. BROWN Pres. of Latin Club '45 Zodiac '44, '45, '46 Orchestra '43, '44, '45 ' , 46 I-Hop Decorat' ns Co m. D . s ear, W WANDA MAE BUERGE Sophisticated Sophs '43 '44 Diana Iuniors '44 Pres. Diana Seniors '44, '45 Attendance Chm. Girls' League '45 . .M CHARLENE CARTER Soplitstivrlted Suplu: '43 '44 Count: que LIlul,l'45,,'46 01 J 1 1 J if ,t- ,l ,, M' f.' f fl i, f jj D' I . ,V if iw-ff ff pg'f'lQ4 :!'j I n DEAN A MAE CHUBBUCK ' rnrnrcm cuuncr-I Girl Reserves 1 Pres. Printing Club '43, '44 Parrott Club Sec. Knitting Club Music Appreciation Club 0 K U V ,g . IDELLA cuinx Am qt O 0 gl All Club '45 :-'- C XX , Ptumtt Club '45 :. S. , , px 1.- Iggy 0 I N - - ' ' 5 T'-.. lil' ,. 2 H ,gi 7 lf' ' W Lf' .Q 1,1 I4 if 2,1 1 , ,-2 loan cumon iiim Girl Reservc-s, Fayette, i 'Q Oluo , F. H. A. Club Fayette, N 4 ll Ohio A , Drum Mrxyoivtte- Fayette k N Ohio Q 3 .' sub-Deb Club 7 vw - I I 'll A, --r.,-.:-.-v 5 -A V' ' V .,- . A-'W if 'l 'l vl' , 1 A-I I . , , I ., , . ,. an-,,,.. M , I , A '- A,-Hb 1 , l IOAN cmiwronn if' ,Nix Q ' t Home Room Treas. '45, '46 ? X - ii ' ' ' '5 ' ' 'F ' ' ' Sub-Deb Club '45, '46 Parrott Club '44, '45, '46 Pan Anmricfrn Club '43, , 1L.'n I IACK W. CROSS Pres. Art Club Senior B. Play Student Council Pies. Home Room .1 -3. ,ll - ' 41 t 373.-.ivy M 'Eff' I . ' f ' ti. IACQUELYN DALRYMPLE ' 1 -1 I x Senior B Play '45 Sub-Debs '45, '46 Haslett I-Iiqh School '44 Pres. of I-Iaslett Student o I al ' 9' ev? ,4 BX -fn - -ef .. .I ' , .. A-. .xx-4 '- FAITH C. DAVIS Honor Society '45, '46 Spanish Club '43, '44 Sec. of Magicians Club '45, '46 mi- 'P ' Parrott Club Vi!! yy 'if' ff' zfgngyf KW? 11' frfl t , 5 Page Twenty-five 9' ' 'rg I 5 ll IACK CLARKE Camera Club '43, V. Pres. '44, '46 Science Club '44, '45, '46 Electrical Club '43, '44 -'pw' EARL S. COLE Operetta '45 Student Council '45 Music Appreciation '43, '44, '45 Parrott Club '45, '46 ,. DALE G. CRAWFORD Hi-Y '43, '44, '45, '46 Electrical Club '43, '44 Chess Club '45, '46 Movie Operator Staff LILLIAN I. DAVIS Sec. of Girls' League '46 Pres. of Home Room '45 Sec. of Diana Seniors '46 National Honor Society '45 'ATRICIA ANN DELOOF Sophomore Socialites Girls' Leaq wfdfzf' I I BOBBIE D. DILDAY Biq Red Baseball '44, '45, '46 Big Red Basketball '45, '46 Biq Red Football '45 V. Pres, Varsity Club 'If KN NAA Jn.: f 1 ,,nVf Q5 M' 'Y . Dj, 451 aff J fm BOB EWIGLEBEN Varsity Golf '44, '45, '46 Varsity Club '45, '46 Cross Country '45 Hi-Y Club '44, '45, '46 , ,pf 'HM MW IOH FONTANNA Printing Club '43, '44 Treas. Chess Club '45, '46 Debate '45, '46 W Q, ,C i ,, ff-A , k' ,., ,k , N N XM, 1 . Xxx? tg -CN Xl ? 'uj S- X f ,', ii i lg X Q I I ff! K 1 Aoi igfgifeagr-M lip- A t .-A- .',,-'-Vi., - . 1 1 -j as.,-+4 ' 1 Page Twentyesix VIRGINIA DEVEREAUX Tre-as. of Orchestra Parrott Club Music Appreciation Club Honor Society ,C CHARLOTTE IEANNE DRIV Chm. Service Unit, Girls' League Zodiac '43, '44, '45, '46 Honor Society Chm, Decorations, Banquet, 14. BEVERLY EATON Puellae Otiicii Romani Hodierni, V. Pres Honor Society ' e ph PAT r EIN! 0111 Sophomore So ialite '41 Diana Iuniors '44 Diana Seniors '45, '46 Etta-Ketz '45 1155 WWW. MARGARET FORSBERG Girl Reserves Chemistry Club Modern Book Club Knitting Club 7,,fw MARY MARGA FREWEN I ' in ll ,g,xV sql' Q lT,1'V,V,, bLL ..a ilftf' M17 f A 1' M Q' W ' Treas. of Etta-Ketz '45 Senior Play '45 Zodiac Staff '43, '44, '45 PATRICIA M. FRY W V. Pres. of Etta-Ketz '45 Etta-Ketz '45, '46 Sec. of Home Room '44 VIRGILINE FULLER 1.613 IANE GAIEWISK SHIRLEY GARDNER Diana Seniors '45, '46 Honor Society '45, '46 Messenger Club '44 Commerce Club '45, '46 Zodiac Business Stati '44, Home Economics and lun- Parrott Club '43 Sophomore Socialites '44 '46 ior Red Cross '44 n Sec. to Mr. Ritchey '45, '46 wif' ,Q . 5' f I , 4 IARILYN GIER Pres. Home Room '45 Modern Book Club '46 Spanish Club '43, '44 Co-Chin. Senior Pro :TZTIZD --'if' LJ' 45 Hd ,gs-'Fira-X zvkgl lrrnicm ANN conu: Honor Society '45, '46 Sec. Girl Reserves '45, '46 Page Editor, Zodiac Sec. Home Room '44, ' ,W ENNE1' WALTER DODRICH Operetta '45 Oracle Board '46 Pres. ol Choir '46 Pres. of Home Room '46 H50 M 4453. X - l Q9 ' ts 1 i . ' li, , fy I 'FJ ' ly . ,iq GERTRUDE GIFFORD Commerce Club '45, '46 L. STANFORD GOLDNER Bigwned Football, '43, '44, Baseball '45, '46 Varsity Club '45, '46 Sgt. at Arms Hi-Y Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Commerce Club '44, '45 Home Economics Club '45, MAURINE LYNELLE cnsrm: 1, 5 I 46 Knitting Club '46 Favors Comm. Girl Re- serves Formal '43 I A IOANNA GAY GRIFFIN TT GREENMAN Secretary Senior Class Nebbelvllle High School A Chm- Girls' 1-Queue Unit '45 Ilass Sec. in '43, '44 :lass Treas. in '45 -lome Economics Club '46 1 ' 'L ' ' i gi Lrnm... Page Twenty-seven Sec. Honor Society Pres. Latin Club '44 'v 'f: lfQ'2'+ 'Silt 1 STEVEN C. HAIOS Swimming Team '46 MARGARET HAMILTON Sophomore Socialites '43, '44 Commerce Club '44, 45, '46 Honor Society '45, '46 MARGARET IANE HARVEY Sec. of Music Department '45, '46 Sophomore Socialites '43, '44 Sec. of Home Room '44, '45 . 4, ,ff ,J Pres. oi Honor Society '45 . Pres. of Chemistry Club '46 Pres. ot Science Club '45 LORETTA M. GROVER BARBARA I. HAGENBUCH Zodiac '43, '44 Girl Reserves '45, '46 Parrott Club '43, '44, '45 Knittinq Club '46 Sophomore Socialites '43, Band '43 '44 Knitting '46 rf-551:14 X -1125 'hileiii-sob. Q15-, -+ , -. 'Ne - :tb -2:2 --,,...f--L.v- .1 X ,, 5 J -3 9? X 'W - , , LORIAN HAUENSTEIN MARIAN HAUENSTEIN Treas. Diana Seniors '45 Sophisticated Sophomores Publicity Comm. I-Hop '43, '44 ' . S ' Parrott Players '43, '44 P blicity Comm enior Camera Club '45 ' 1' 35 U WILLIAM B. HAMELINK Big Red Football '44, '45 Pres. Sophomore Class V. Pres. Iunior Class .. CoACh . Senior Prom . ' O l l' E' ' if .1 ' CLIFFORD' H. HARMAN Basketball '43 Football '44, '45 V. Pres. Home Room Ping Ponq Club '46 . Q ,J 4 A f 11 .Mil if 'Wi' gif M' , . f!,l1.X' 'l1'j! ff' ' . NANCY mm: H ml-IAWAX, Pres. Orchestra 45 Pres. Diana Seniors '46 Sec. Sophomore Socialites 44 f Sec. Oracle Board '45, '46 ' MWF WAV'MZji1c,fY4'q5 91-ff ' O QB Party I Q qlli 0 Knitting Caub '46 ' i T' . . la W My My , 1 gem-r H 0,pll,lLso'jiTlg:'Q3 . F Page Twenty-eiqht D , 5, wif' ow W c:imm.my club '45, '46 W . PATRICIA A. HINEMAN PHILIP HOFFMAN l Sophomore Socialites 0 '43, '44 Parrott Club '45 Knittinq Club '46 1 DUHWOOD DUANE HAWKINS ' Pros. Hoi ir- Room '44 1 I V. Pros. Honor Society '46 lk-brrto '45 MAHIOHIE HAYNES .Snnior B Plriy '45 ' Cheerleader, '43, 44 V Cranford H. S., Cmn- lord, N. I. Captain, basketball Ierrni '44 Crunforrl H. S. , ' C i, , 1 - IAMES T. HELLYER V. Pros. Scmncrw Cluh '45 Pros. Home Room '45 Honor Society Oracle Board U fr 9, r MARIOHIE ELAINE HERRICK Commexcr- Club Knittlna Club Sophoniom Sortialitos ,. l i MAURlNEfHERROLD Pros. Home ITCOIIOIIHC '-. Cluh Bible Club CYLDE HOUSE Pres. Pinq Ponq Club '45 '46 Tennis '45, '46 Baseball '45 Band '43, '44, '45 BARBARA A. HOWELL Trecrs. of Etta-Ketz Publicity Comm. I-Hop Diano Seniors .9 PATRICIA E. HOWELL Student Council '44, '45, '46 Chm. Social Comm. Stu- dent Council '45 Diana Seniors '44, '45 Decorah n Con 1. I-Hop R BERT I.. HOWELL V. Pres. ol Student Council '46 Chm. Music Comm., Senibr B, Party Senior B Play V, Pres. Parrott Club I W' 16 . ' 4, WW 7- 6' ov' BERNICE M. HUGHES Sophomore Socialites '43 Iunior Red Cross and Home Economics '43 Etta-Ketz '44 Sub-Debs '45, '46 CARILON MARIE ,II j ' I 5' HOPPEHSTEAD 5 l Pres. Girl Reserves '. l-Hop Publicity Comm. Taxidermy Club Sophomore Socialites Page Twenty-nine AGNES IHRIG Chm. Decoration Comm. ,. I-HOP Art Editor Oracle Sec. of Art Club '45 Pres. Home Room '45 V J DOUG. ILTEN Little Red Football '43 Hi-Y '43 Home Room Pres. '44 Swimming Team '46 ,450 Mr .w 'ft' J o wif . I I ,flu h Lijj' 'rt LUN 'vb I of lL' NORMAN L. IAKEWAY Treas. of Bible Club Pres. of Bible Club '45 Bible Club '46 gi I . ,W K 0 I ERNA KELBERT Girl Reserves '45, '46 Diana Seniors '45, '46 Commerce Club '45, '46 Girls' Glee Club '46 . 0 'f' . I ICHARD A. HUMES IOHN E. HULBERT Marlette High School, Marlette, Mich. '43 Varsity Football '44, '45 Treas. Honor Society '46 Senior B Play '45 Magician's Club '43, '44 '45 Baseball '44 Football '43 if 51 SX 1 423, rv 66 eiwst - 4K.--an . . --'- ,...1l NEW' r .fx -5- rr 44, g.,4,,t , 3 . , . + ,.-4 4 'Z Y-J-'..f . - - -,vf me-N-7. - 4. - if LOKRAINE M. KARKAU Sec. Service Unit Girls' League Sub-De '46 ft tl ,. BARBARA IORDAN Modern Fiction '46 Band '44, '45, '46 Hot Springs High, New Mexico '44 Music Club, Hoi Springs '44 I. Page Thirty LAURA MAE HUGHES Co-Chm. Senior B Dance Decoration Comm. I-Hop Art Club '44, '45 Pres. '46 Decoration Comm. Senior Prom ' ,wif ag rf' CAROL I AMESON Sophomore Socialites Music Club '43, '44 BEVERLEY IONES Honor Society '44, '45, '46 Oracle Typist '46 Chm. Program Comm. Girls League 46 Sub Debs 46 M,, MARG ET IONES Knitting Club '46 Eastern High '44, '45 Girl Reserves '44, '45 Girls' Glee Club '44, '45 RICHARD S. KETTLES V. Pl'-::. ll'-um Rrmiii '45 Illrip Cmllirli. ff 1 ' My 161,490 nur. KING 'rr-1 KLABUND1-: Mm? of Sec. Home Room Bible Club ANN KORBAKIS Notronol Honor Society Zodiac ,4 Girl Reserves Treasurer Home oorn ..f ,Ci---. b :I ff- 'P 9 :-- , 4. HELEN xonruzv 4. . I . U Sub lnvllfz J If M ,sis rs...-f z if 'X'v J ,J 4 ixm, . L 0 O v Q ffm' -H 'Ci' 'gf 1 , ,r ' 1 'L ' n f -5 , 1415 1 , . v - A , ,. A MARY LOUISE KREMER 'fiiigfi I, ',, Sec. Pmrrott Club '45 I . Pres. Parrott Club '46l' Q Librory Stott ... ,,. Student Council '43 MIRIAM BETHEL KRAUSS fd Co-Clirn. l-limp 1 V, Pins. Culn' I.wrqilf't , Ss-rr. Nvrtloiifrl Hmmm! So- f-nifty A' Studi-ut Cfiuiif-il Rr-ii. frt l..uf1+- 4 THOMAS L HMA Apollo Club 4,3 fTirx:::: Country '44, '45 Tifrrfk Tr-uni '45 Svc. Home Roorii '46 IOYCE LESLIE 19 Q4- ,.u,4 HELEN M. LAITY Parrott Players Student Council Rep. Senior B. Ploy Pros. of Home Room '46 GORDON LOCKWOOD V. Pres. of Music Appre ciotion '44 Sec. of Music Apprecici tion Club '43 Tumblinq Club WW' llmplilzztif-frtwfl Sfiplioiiir rzs '43, '44 - 'ir if Clmiiliir-if-1' lilulm '45, '46 f Sui. fit Arima Coiiiiiif-:fin v Q1 ,J lflulu '45, '4ti , J A .11 .1 7 F 1 1, . WM ' LOIS MAXINE LETTS BARBARA LEWIS Girls' Glee Club'-1 yeor Sophomore Sociolites '43 Girl Reservesfl year Treos, Commerce Club '45 Notronol Honor Society Sec of ome Room '44 Pogo ThirW-one WW ,ynN'M '3 p'j750 'MZ5' 17' 0. DELORES LUDWICK Sophisticated Sophs '43, '4 Roosevelt High School Keego Harbor Mich , Mem- U Central Hiqh phis, Tenn. Parrott Club Knittin Club 1 0 ,IJ7 5- ' RICHARD DOUGLAS LYONS National Honor Society Baseball '44, '45, '46 Chemistry and Science Club Treas, '45, '46 Home Room Pres. '43, '44, '45 ENOS MAIOR , . Music Club, '43 Trainer Football '45 Band '43, '44 MARGARET M. MALNIGHT 'S Calif. Scholarshi Federa- P tion, Fresno '44 Drum Marjorette, Fresno '44, '45 School paper, annual, Fresno '44, '45 Zodiac '45, '46 5 MJ' -ffl 1 . VH 1 ,L , ff L! A Ill ru XM l Z WWW' Q , W LAURA MANSFIELD MARIORIE E. M. MARKS Bible Club Commerce Club . -eas- int an 21:56 ' - ' ' ' 5 . YVONNE F. MARTIN Printinq Club '43 Bible Club '45, '46 Page Thirty-two X' Nxt, A Q45 53:11 . L.. BARBARA ANN MCDANXELS Sec. of Home Room '43, '44 Art Club '44, '45 Girl Reserves '43, '44 Zodiac Illustrator '45, '46 Q f, ' cl-:cr:i.1A McGEE -f Puellae Officii '43 Q I-Hop Advertising '45 Sec. of Home Room '43 Choir '43, '44, '45 4 RUTH A. MEREDITH Standish High School- - Standish Mich. I 5 W' fl' ' '. 1 DOROTHY A. MIKESELL ' Sophisticated Sophs '43, '3' ff, 1, '44 w:-: Treasurer Home Room '44 ' 'f f Magician Club '45, '46 -4 I EANNE MILENZ Sophisticated Sophs '43, Sqt. at Arms Sophisticated Sophomores '44 Home Economics Club '44 I-Hop Comm 5 . wt' MARY ANN MCCULLOUGH n I 1 Q'0 DORIS ANNE MILLER if J I-Hop Decoration Comm. f J Zodiac '44, '45, '46 0 Senior Play Senior Prom Decorations M! Comm. all fffty ,Indy LOIS LORAYNE MILLER Sophomore Socialites Girls' Varsity '44, '45, '46 Girls' Glee Club '44 f ' Q 'lrlqsb Ilzifv-J '59 W' o 'F L SHIRLEY ANN MINTER Senior B Play Goiegip Editor, Zodiac '45, 9' Decoration Comm. I-Hop . Diana Iuniors and Seniors I '45, '46 '17 f V'!l1il1f 'y ff' f' - M , if 4. A f 1 lf If EVELYN MORRIS ' Sec. Home Room '45 0 9 'Y' its? omg 0 r 6, Q p L. .4 no ,- , 'gd i A 1 1 ?2 0 3 , X o . oo ' U 0 0 Page Thirty-three IOYCE LORRAINE MILLER Sophomore Socialites ' . Girlz' Athletic Assn. '45, Reception Comm. I-Hop Decoration Comm. Senior Prom MARILYN A. MILLER an National Honor Society Diana Iuniors and Seniors Oracle Board Zodiac NK 0 Mxslffs 04' BARBARA M. MITCHELL Commerce Club '44, '45, '46 LORA MAE MORT Home Economics and Jun- Red Cross '44, '45, Moileern Book Club '45, 'JT if W 'Amt CHARMAINE E MUIR Choir '46 Glee Club '45, '46 Comemerce Club '44, '45, '4 G.O4 Collector ' 4, '45 wi My LOUISE E. MURPHY Sophomore Socialites '43 Pres. of Diana Iuniors '45 V. Pres. ot Home Room '45, '46 Diana Seniors '46 BOB NELLER Pres. lunior Class '44 U Biq4 Red Football '43, '44, ' 5 Boys' Varsity '44, '45, '46 B rd of Athletic Control '46 Football '43, '44, '45 Student Council '46 Pres. Home Room '45 Band '43, '44 ...J SQ'- ,.o -n ,-,ri-I Ca' -, ff' , WILLIAM I. MOTTEL ALICE GERTRUDE MUILENBURG 1' A x um 1 , ...Y,.K., ffg,'5.:4: s m,Xa,:kQ,.4 Parrott Club Decoration Comm. I-Hop Unit Chairman for Girls' League Attendance Chm. Girls' League ,X 0 0 O 9. to-.....,.u7., --...m......,,,., HAROLDINE NICHOLS NORMA NOBACH Glee Club-l year Choir-2 years ' Page Thirty-to at 50 5 lW '.lf+'.f6 Pres. Sophisticated Sophs '44 Diana Iuniors '45 Sec. Home Room '45 Diana Seniors '46 .P , ff' , 1. 'i 1X 'llfq Q . I I 7,- J , I . NANCY ALENE MURDOCK Pres. and V. Pres. Latin Club '45, '46 Chm. cf Latin Banquet '45 esira Chm. of I-Hop senior B Play '45l' I Oli? Q 4 fl MARY LO NEFF Srphomore Socialites '43, '44 Latin Club '44, '45, '46 Rerepiion Comm. I-Hop '45 V. Pres. Diana Seniors '46 . 10 Qs WM 347' ' JACK EDWARD NELSON Spanish Club '44, '45 Science Club '45, '46 Treas Home Room '44 TI-IELMA NORRIS Cornnimco Club '44, '45, '46 0 .gl CLEVE ORLER H1-Y Club, Norway Hrqlt Srlrool Iumm Prom Comm., Nor- wrty Hiqll Swlm-l Football '44, '45, Norway Hiqh Srlmol Brmkf-tlmfrll '44, 411, Nol- wvry Hlfylr St lttml IANE PARKE Soplioumm Stwiirltttiz. '43, '44 Etta Kffttz '44 '45 '46 Bond '42, '44,' 'arf' Drum Mar orvttv '44, '45 a .,,4 M' 14' ' P WJ! M ,J I Pnrnrcrzijnz Psmw Ildrtor rn Christ Z'1'lirrc '46 Srw. of Iunisr Llfms '44, '45 Pros, Parrott Pros. of Homo H':P'S tk. 0' EDWARD PINO Brlnfi '43, '44, '4f1, V, PICS. '46 Hn-Y '46 Vulszty Us-lmtv '45, '46 Sturlvrt tityunrul '4b I' gl IACK O'DONNNEI.I. Golf Team '44, '45 o C09 0 Q Till:-a , nussrzu. D. o1.rN no Basketball '45, '46 , Ftsoibqlr '44 I 0 D 00 -a a 2.1! N 1 ,fff X f 0 1 ' 1 -f v ff I I , , f W' ff f ' 1 f 444254: I 0 0 4. f f' 2 050 Z 4 M 06 0 4700, 0 cz:-. ' 'Ci' CBTHRYN PARKER Honor Society '45, '46 ,Q V. Pres. Home Room '45 Tre-as. Parrott Club '44, '45 Sexton Trio '43, '44, '45, '46 01 'ZW' 1 Page . Thirty-tivo DONNA OSTROM Zodiac Advertising Staff Taxidermy Club Ushers Home Roo Treasurer .wt-' ,gigs - 0 ' oYcs PARK:-:R Pres. Music Club '44 Chm. of Favors I-Hop 'B V. Pres. Modern Fiction A, 1-Q... '45 2: Zodiac Advertising Stat! E , 5 N . UW My 3 'vu , J- H ' 1 'Q SIE A. PHILLIPS p ' I Print.n'3 Club '43 - Zodiac Advertising Staff .4 j Q, '43, '44 , 42, ' 0 , 75 ,, x . ' S E34 1' rf' ' 'i IANIS POLLOK .l Zodiac 11 Chess Club Honor Society . Varsity Debate 5 fn W ' DORIS M. PORTERFIELD Spanish Club '43, '44 V. res. Bible Club '43 o 51 ,Lessig LUCILLE PROCTOR Sophomore Socialites '43, '44 V. Pres. of Etta Kettz '45 GO. Collector '43, '44 -Hop Publicity Comm. ' 'l P A' 2,4 ' fo 'CLAUDE Purrzn Pres. ot Student Council I ' Varsity Track '44, '45, '46 I I Senior B Play V. Pres. Hi-Y MAXINE I. RITTER G.O. Collector of I-lime Room 224 '43 Music Appreciation Club '45 Etta Kettz Club '45 Glee Club '45 t v 'I A . W1 ROWENA PORTER Sophomore Socialites '43, '44 Publicity Comm. I-Hop '45 Commerce Club '45 RAMONA PORTER Reporter for Art Club ' Honor Society '45, '46 45 f-Q- '4e U 0 r 9 'kia f W ,Vi . '- f-:Y ' x fri! ', 1 ' L 9 ' ou 'el' ' ,flu if? -we f Q 'l gflgg., i 4 ff? , ' ' . f-ifrrh 'SKF' 5 j -aw-1253: fbfkytyf 4 ri 9 .. ,. a x .xxx ,. I 'Tx .N,.,..... a:.h .J-.,.,LNj QA. 7 sz A A ,,,-.. N, 4 v tt W, 3? Q A . RN,- ,gfl , fo fS '- . , ... ,gr 3544. ' Q. C? ,:,, j,7Ag 0 'Q , Q-arg? W . I - 1.3 1, I 1.Aei,yg-1 raji 1' - -152 'W . ..X5a4i5,+x,.w i ,mug-in , ., , Q :,,.f.,..., I -ef.: ELIZABETH RIDER MARY O. RICE Zodiac Advertising Staff Cqmem Chi ' '43, '44, '45, '46 Parrott Club '43, '44, '45, I-Hop Comm. QDecorc1tionl Operegfr Wm 65,0 , Page Thirty-six .Af 4 1 GWENDOLYN PORTER V. Pres. Commerce Club '45 V. Pres. and Pres. Home Economics Club '45, '46 Publicity Comm. for I-Hop Treasurer Home Room '46 IJ' f, 'l ft lU5rf Q LILLIAN IEAN RACE V. Pres. of Girl Reserves '45, '46 Girls' Varsity '44, '45, '46 Decoration Comm. for I-Hop '45 Treas. of Diana Seniors '46 ,I DONALD RANDALL Pres. Camera Club '44, '45, '40 Student Council '43, '44, ,45 Decoration Comm. I-Hop Science Club '44, '45, '46 DOUGLAS RENIGER Camera Club '43, '44, '45 Science Club '44, '45, '46 I-Hop Decoration Comm. Pres. I-some Room '43, '4 Mi DONDQQATTERLEE V. Pies. of Home Room '46 Music Appreciation Club '44, '45 Mnqicions Club '45 4 ROSEMARY F. SALLOWS Sophomore Soclalles '43, '44 Knmina Club N I-Hop Invitation Comm. f,f,,,, . .1 wily 4 ' 15Dq5' ' l 5 ffifffw' 1. 3 155 ,455 ,in DELORES I. ROBERTS Sophomore Socicxlites 43, '44 Etta-Ketz, 44 Dionu Iuniors '45 Diana Seniors '45, '46 WW TOM W. ROBINSON Magicians Club '43, '44, '45 Electrical Club '43, '44 Stamp Club '45 I-I-lop Comm. A .7 ,- ' ff ,,f K 'E 51 ii 4 I' 'l3ZIXf' ' A 4' ' x.-67' ,Jq.:'.X, . l l DOROTHY I. RUSSELL BEVERLY ROWDEN Commerce Club '43, '46 Sophomore Sociolites '44 Commerce Club '45 Page Thirtyfseven IUDY ROGERS Canteen Club '44 Diana Seniors '44, '45 Chemistry Club '45, '46 Comm. Chm, for I-Hop '45 IOHN H. ROOT Camero Club '43, '44, '45 Football Manaqer '43, '44, 45 I Home Room Treas. and Sec. arf' RALD ROSE Taxidermy '44, '45, '46 Pres. and Treas., Taxi- dermy Club Magicians '43 DONALD ANGUS ROSS Treos. Music Appreciation Club '43, '44 Advertisinq Comm. of l- l-lop LUCILLE E. ROTH Sophomore Socialites '43, '44 Etta-Ketz '44 Diana Iuniors '45 Diana Seniors '45, '46 .,,1 94 jf' 'J 0 t V r 0 ,WW KENNETH SCHIEBERL GO. Ticket Cashier, '43, '44, '45 Chief G.O. Ticket Collect- or '45, '46 Zodiac Circulation Mgr. '45, '46 Oracle Advertising Statt '46 DOROTHY L. SCHOPP Commerce Club '45, '46 0 W BRUCE SHARP Maqicians Club '43, '44, '45, '46 l' Chess Club '45, '46 Pres, of Home Room '46 Pres of Maqcians Club KP!! ifD16hlq9 ,jiri M . BEVERLY SIEGERT ., Etta-Ketz Pres. '45 ,1 ' p Ns? NORMA IUNE SMITH Commerce Club '44, '45 Treas. Home Economics Club '45, '46 V. Pres. Knitting Club L. .L l'4 ' ., J ,LL ll XL , V' M. Lk L 1 ' ' LJ 61 7 . 53 'UB HIP W W1 rqvq, 145' iw' -' Aw 1 t x 4' NORMAN I. SCHOENMAKER Science Club '44, '45, '46 f 4 o . 4 A 'roM sEss1oNs Co-Chm. Senior B Dance Senior B Play Golf '44, '45, '46 Varsity Club '44, '45, '46 Civ, U sea-M 'I , A BRUCE SLACK Home Room Treas. '43, '44 , A, Home Room Pres. '44 .. s I, Crass Country '43 Q f-+A' in ' 4 Q . f U Q. 1 4 ' , 0 4 , u - 9 G so , . V ' ' , V , 2 . 1 , lover: SLAGHT Q80 .4 Sec. of Home Room '44, f' I '45 Y, ,val h Camera Club '46 . 15. '45 4' 4544 PHYLLIS G. SPENCER Soglgisticated Sophs '43, G.A.A. '44, '46 Commerce Club '45, 46 .Harp W' . MARIORIE SNELL IOHN SOLOMON ' Spanish Club '43, '44 Chemistry Club '45, '46 Sgt. at Arms ot Etta-Kettz .n ci '44, '45, '46 0 Invitation Comm. for I- . Hop ' Bend '43, '44, I .9 of' ' sl o .1 op 6 'N 6 ' l5aqeNT -eight J' ,M EDITH ANNE STEVENS Mvlrllrwirizz' Cfluli '45, '4t1 G. A, A. '44, '45 Kmltuiq tfluli '4b Q- . ' 5 I 15 Ol L CRESULIA STEVENS Clif-fill:-fxrlv-1' '44, '45, '46 Hr run Room Stir. '46 llumr- llfimu 'l'1uvf1:s. '45 fitigiliizzlivrx il Soptis '43, '44 - .M DORIS I. STORTZ f1riyfli1::ti4'tilt-l Sophia '43, '44 CI. A. A. '44, '45, '4ti Cirmillifitrv Cluln '4f, '40 WJ! 6 C1 5, Mnf DICK ST RUSS l.ittlar Fla-d I'ciutbf1ll '43 Hiq Flvd Footlifill '44, '45 0 Vrusity 'I'lrir'k '45, '46 Pi:-:L Vrufsity Clu '46 J' cJ Q',i' HILDRED L. SWITZER Clic-ritfll-frdiliq '43, '44, '45, '40 Scart Horud in Control Of Athln-tics '4fi, '46 Pi:-ss. ot Girls' Vfusity '45 Honor Some-ty '45, '46 0 o I 3 1 ONALD M. TAYLOR Christopher High, Illinois '43 f ' -51 Ar NINA MA TAZSOH I All School Pluy, Christo- ' phor '43 Hobby Club, Christopher V. Pies. Tuxiderniy Club '45, '46 ---.5 -- ' ...fav- gg4.4,.1 I 1 I l . Q u' . fx, 1 We... ,.,,,, E J -5 'f' .ig .ML ., - , . ,gf .. --- .f, , -N .C i f . . ,,..,. GLENDEN IOYCE IOAN TELLSCHOW TECHENTIN G. A. A. '45, '46 I-Hop Reception Comm. '45 Sub-Deb Club '46 .1 National Honor Society Editorial Poqe Zodiac '46 Choir '44, '45, '46 Student Council Rep, '45 n 4 0 ' Ml? S- 1,154 4. Km 4hirty-nine K ' H mtl' . M5251 4 vi W IANE THOMANN V. Pres. Home Room Student Council Rep. Notionul Honor Society V. Pres. Senior Closs AG' IEAN THOMANN Honor Society Spanish Club Ettcr-Ke-tz Student Council Rep. MQ MARTHA ANN THOMPSON Sophisticated Sophs Knttinq Club V. Pres. of Home Room 6, 47 7. IANE K. THURSTON Wolnut School, Lansing Editor-in-Chief, W cz l n ut Press Sec. Lend tr I-loud Club Pres. Charm Club SHIRLEY I.. TRUMBLE Sophisticated Sophs '43, '44 Commerce Club '44, '45, '46 CLAYTON TOWNSEND ,y,wP'VC fy V '4' , 14' IO ANN VALENTINE IEANNETTE LE YNE VANCE 9 Bcxnd '43, '44, '45 Decorotinq Comm, I-Hop Sub-Deb Club G. A. A. Pon Amriccm Club '43 Camera Club '45 Music Club '44 Operetto '45 RONALD O. VANDERSCHAAF Camera Club Choir mtl G lu sw- M 4.h:.... ' 'lap .942 Bzzmnmm w. vim.: fog' 331j:.,'. 0. Williom Chrismcm Hiqh 'xx 'lm 715fjQk,'1A School, Independence, 54, 455 f--- 'g f'3a3 Q M . '43 '44 'S-f fb .1 4 24 0 1 R IA f ,lb s gf . chess Club '45 N, .W 7 it 5,1 wx. ,gif V. Pres. Home Room '44 6 K. .C ,Y QQ 6 Q F' 7 'V C... M, 4. -t ., .N , . , .'..-' ,1 ff' z W if . ' ' . , y, 'T ' BEVERLY IEAN WALLACE Q' Printing Club '43, '44 ,I ff' O MARIAN E. VOISIN E11 Ketz '44, '45 - Co?nmerce Club '45, '46 'L+ P Sub-Debs '46 f-137.11-Q ' G. A. UMW, '467 o . - . KEITH EUGENE WALLACE A 'W' Hi-Y '44 vi. Chem Club '45, '46 I 5 fr... Pres. Home Room '44 ' fi, Operettcx '45 loves wmsrz ' Sophisii oted Tplis ' J vi JQVJ qi VJ I ' A' 06 ity Qpquy lover: wnnnm. Sophisticated Sophs Music Club .Wi -+..i., f f ffv' J, f Q, Ago., 4 J an 'WX QNX X 'ff ',..-- PATRICIA WATSON RICHARD I. WATT IACQUELINE WEBB Sophisticated Sophs qw s if i' i fi sophs camera ciub '44, '45, '46 Op 'Mme Band '44, '46 Lap' D Sec. and Treos. Home 'Av Roomn'44 'YU f .- '3- N' Q. 6' O Page Forty K HELEN C. WEST - Q Sophomore Socialties '43 Music Office Sec. '43, '44 Office Me s nqer '45 . .,,,, ,,.. ,.,.., .. .. ...Wx JOAN M. WINANS V. Pres. Home Room '43 MARGARET WILLIAMS WINTONSWILTSE amid f44, '45, ' e Tennis '45 Magician Club '45 At iiigfiiifw H Sophisticated Sophs '43, '44 Etta-Ketz '44, '45 Commerce Club '45, '46 THOMAS WOOLCOCKS Ironwood High Football, Ironwood MQ' '50 .-172.-Q.. FORMER STUDENTS, NOW IN THE ARMED FORCES, WHO HAVE COMPLETED REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION Icmuary 1946 Iune 1946 Harold C. Alqate Maxwell Gail Barrett Wayne K. Bennett Thomas Richard Brim Louis Neal Brooke Lawrence Webster Brown Harley S. Burqhdoff Richard S. Cook William Paul Ferguson William L. Graham Dewane D. Henderson Harry H. Ienkins James P. Lockerbie Mervin L. Muni: Joseph Frank Raymond Edwin LaVern Root Lyle Edwin Rupriqht Robert W. Sanderson Iohn Louis Schineman Iohn Torok Page Forty-one if,?ifQ,3 .wifi Carleton Barnette Jack Covert William Blake Robert Walker Ralph Gardner Robert Rich Wallace R. Casteel Thomas Wilson David Lewis I. Shroyer Max E, Murninqham Robert E. Fell Harry I. Drury Richard C. Iohnson Harold White . lv RETURNED SERVICE MEN OF THE CLASS OF IUNE 1946 P11 EQ l N I. Q'-Ldff-f I? , - Hin-seeeef. ff FP il ,,, u . ' , w,c:,i Q K, - . A A :my my '.f:.:.1S',,g' 'IN , . .? ,.-f,:f:?.. ? g.? M A V- f M ,i . u w . .Q1,,m4,. . -,M-if-e.,.-.MMI fy. .. ,Q,, , v, . WILLIAM THOMAS. cm Zfc U.S.N. 4V2 years Southwest Pacific 3V2 New Hebrides Island Solomon Island Marshall Island Gilbert Island New Guinea Halambara Philippines Borneo Panama Canal Zone Cuba Hawaiian Islands Sidney, Australia RONALD R. YOUNG yrs. A.B.A.T.U. Ouonset Point lRhode Islandl New Mia, New Caledonia Espirito Santo, New Hebrides Guadacanal Mactan Island, Philippines FRANCIS E. PRYE U.S. Marine Corps- Corporal Radio Operator-3l months Hawaiian Islands 9 Camqaiqns of Saipan, 0 Tinlan, and Okinawa 'Af Occupation of Iapano X 0 J 0 fb? ,qs lo? MJW 'if' W FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF IUNE 1946 WHO ARE NOW OR HAVE BEEN IN THE ARIVIED FORCES Don Beachnau .............. Navy Bernard Curtis .... Army Paratroops Ted Duda .... Kendall Fox .. Robert Hamilton . . . Herbert Lockerbie Don Parmalee ............Navy ...Navy ...Army .. ...Army ...Navy Harvey Plant .. Sorrel Sanders Edward Sayers . . Howard Stanton fi 'I' 5 . SN' M 75. ' Y ' ,f ff P' sv' . . ' , 'Sf rf M'r .iTg. ' . , ELDON I. STIMSON. M oMM 3fc U,S.N.R.f Amphibious For-ce New Hebrides! Espirito Santo Solomons-Guadacanal-r Tl ' uaqi PalaufAnquar, Pehlieu Invasions Marianas Guam r TOM TRAVIS. S lfc U.S.S. APA-131 Bandera-e Hawaiian Islands U.S.S. APL-31 Marshall Islands, Central Pacific U.S.S. AH-13 Benevolence - -Invasion and Occupa- tion of Iapan ...Navy ...Navy ...Army ...........Navy Army Stanley Walters .... Air Corps, Maurice Ursery Page Forty-two ...........Navy gf cf ITQS' 5 . ' r Q3 Vvxi 4-9+ '94- .-595, 1 AFFTE' R you 309' 5, 'fha 'W . Q-J i , , v aqka ,J , ., F r x f r 4 1 a Q: .X , J A 5 '1:lil'r':gQA 31 c vv-'W mf? mm Mi- ' 9-fm f ' 9 H To v . ,ws X NS ,W Q-- 4 S- wid . ,YQ SENIOR B PAGE Colors-Violet and White Class Flower-Gardenia Motto- To know how to wait is the secret of success. IUNIOR YEAR I-HOP- Sleigh Bell Inn Co-Chairmen-Ann Kontas, Bob Hauser Committee Chairmen Wall Decorations .... Virginia Craig Invitations ............ Iudy Rogers Bandstand Decorations. . Bob Britton Favors ............. Ioyce Pinkham Orchestra ......... Darwin Worden Properties and Clean Up ........ Finance and Cloak Room ........ ..................... P at Garling ....................Larry Nixon Publicity ..........ArleneMcBroom SENIOR YEAR SENIOR B PARTY- Spring Fever Fantasy Chairman-Fred Fiske Committee Chairmen Publicity ..... .... G loria Granger Finance and Checkroorn ......... Decorations .... .... N orma Heck .................... Dewey Reed Orchestra .... ...... R on Aitken Properties and Clean Up ......... Invitations .... ..... H elen Clark ................ Herbert Schimsk FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF IANUARY 1947 WHO ARE NOW OR HAVE BEEN IN THE ARMED SERVICES Raymond Beach ............. Navy Dick Schaffer . . . .... Navy Arthur Dining .... .... N avy Robert Skutt ........ ..... N avy Lynn Dennis . . . .... Navy Charles Swanson . . . . . . . .Army Max Lorencen .... .... N avy Richard Burden .. ..... Army Iulius March . . . .... Marines Robert Crawford .... .... N avy 5- Page Forty-four l ROBERT BRITTON 'PRESIDENT FREDERICK FISKE-VICE PRE StDENT J VIRGINM CRNG ' SECRETARY RUBERT HAUSER -1-RE ASURER Sophomores Bill Barnett Darwin Worden Gloria Granger Fred Fiske .... PREVIOUS CLASS OFFICERS President ............... Russell Sessions Vice-President ..... .... D Crrwin Worden Secretary ..... ..... N orrncr Heal . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . lack Griffith Page Fortyefi HAZEL D. MILLER Class Adviser IUDY A. BACON Sophomore Socialites '44, '45 G. A. A. '45, 46 Favors Comm. I-Hop PAULA BARON Favors Comm. I-l-lop Orchestra '44 Sophisticated Sophs '44 Girl Reserves '44, '45, 46 . K it CLARENCE BEMENT Swimming '45, '46 Chess Club '44, '45, '46 Ping Pong Club '45, '46 RICHARD W. BURDEN Electrical Club '44, '45 I V W I . ' I 0l so ESTHER ANDERSO RONALD AITKEN 44 Choir ' Taxidermy '44, '45 Sophisticated Sophs, Sgt. Movie Club '44, '45, '46 at Arms '44 Boys' Glee Club '46 Clean up Comm. I-Hop I-Hop Comm. l'IIZ,3'- - 'z.'Q'L'-'-e-- ADELE ABRAMS Student Council '44 Zodiac '44, '45, '46 Treas. Sophisticated Sophs '44 ROBERT BENTLEY Home Room Treas. '44, '45 Bond Salesman '44, '45 VELOISE C. BLACK Band '44, '45, '46, '47 Music Appreciation '44 . 54 C , 'S .,:e.... - uw V Msg . f A , f i r n1. A IOANN Bonnzn ggi ' V. Pres. of Sophisticated 1 Sophs '44 Decoration C o m m. of I-HOP ROBERT B BRITTON KEITH C BRADON Taxidermy 44, 45 Swimming Team '45, '4 Pres. Senior Class Page Forty-six 'vi it M HELEN CLARK IAY C. CLARK Pres. Sophisticated Sophs Feminine lecrd in Ruddi4 gore V. Pres. Choir '46 Mixed Octet '45, '46, '47 Parrott Club '46, '47 Pres. of Boys' Glee '46 Club Choir '44, '45, '46, '47 Ruddiqore '45 REVA I. CASE F3 1 S . 0 Domus A. cmuc if 'ff o Bfmd '44 4' 4' ' Music: Appl:-rifition '41, Q 0 Music und l7cc:o1.i'i'xn O Comm. I-Hop fm,,,,2' rn ,iff z 4 , VIRGINIA CRAIG Chin. of lie-cr:Jr'iti'wris, I- Hop Gul Rnsmvr-s '44, '45, 46 Asrustrrnt Bufairir-5:1 lVI'1.'. of Oivirlc Sec. of Srinior Clfmzs RONALD L. DEAL V, Pros. Home Hofwn '45 MCIKJICIYIHS' Club '44 Boys' Glee Club '46 I-Hop Comm. .. 'Y' A .o O. PHYLLIS DECKER Sora Sopliistif'fiiv'l Sfiplis '44 Chemistry Cluli '45 Ohm. of Girls' l,f-fxque '46 Honoi Society '46 MARGIE ELLEN DILLINGHAM IAMES ELLISON Home Econ. '45, '46 Office Messenger '45 Page Forty-seven Bond '44, '45,' 46 1 sg.. - sg Music Appreciation '44, '45 Ping Pong '45, '46 Pres. Home Room '44 0 RICHARD M. COOK Bcmd '44, '45 Music Appremcilioxt '44 '45 LEONA CROOK Sophisticated Soplis '44 BILL CALHOUN Hi'Y K3 yrs.l Veciricnl Club Tennis X s LA. ,P Q - pci' !., I ELIZABETH EWING Puelloe Officii '44, '45 Bib'e Club '45, '46 DALE FARHAT Electrical Club-IUB Zodiac Staff, llth and 12th IEANNINE FARHAT Home Economics '44 Etta-Ketz Sec. '45, '46 FREDERICK H. FISKE V. Pres. Senior Class Oracle Board Tennis Team '45, '46 Honor Society EMMA MANUELA I-'LORES Home Economics Club '44 Etta-Ketz Club '45, '46 Sec. of Home Room '45 I-Hop Comm. '45 VETA FORTE Home Economics Club '44 Etta-Ketz Club '45, '46 V. Pres. of Home Room '45 V. Pres of Etta-Ketz '46 , A.,-X lv ,,,,i,f .-Iii? 'ii- ' . 'Tx- gsf 'Av 2: in W Met, fy, 9' X I ,dn-.Q xy, -.. 'ZZ2-Z? 'X 'Q 432' rw wf ' Page Fortyeeiqht MELVIN DOUGLAS FOX Varsity Football '44, '45 l-IifY Club Basketball '44, '45 I-Hop ,, 5-m' AI. FREEMAN H1-Y '44, '45, '46 Decoration Comm. I-Hop MARY GARDNER Soph Socialites Sec. of Etta-Ketz PAT GARLING Diana luniors I-Hop Comm. Chm. V. Pres. Home Room Senior Play PEGGY GAVINE Diana Iuniors '45, '46 Knitting Club '46 G. A. A. '44, '45, '46 I-Hop Comm. '45 -I MARILYN I. GOHSUCH Modern Fiction , Diana IUHIOYS '45 Knittrnq Club '46 Trofrs. Home Room '45 LONA GRANT Etta-Ketz Club '45, '46 Favors Comm. I-Hop '45 IOHN F. GRIFFITH National Honor Society Iumor Class Treas, Varsity Tennis '45, '46 Oirxrflo Editor-1n'Chief IOANN F. HAHBAUGH Sora Chemistry Club Student Council Diana Iuniors and Seniors nv ll , X I.: f fs gina Page Forty-nine GLORIA GRANGER Art Editor, Oracle Publicity Chm., Senior B Party Art Work for I-Hop and Latin Banquet Prompter Senior B Play BOB GRANT Varsity Basketball '44, '45, '46 Varsity Football '45, '46 Varsity Track '45, '46 Varsity Club 'fi '45, '46 IAMES HAAN Camera Club '44, '45, '46, Treas. '45 Science Club '44, '45, '46 Finance Comm. I-Hop Oracle Board IWW!! ALICE HATHAWAY Sophomore Socialitos '44 Dinna luniors '44 Modern Fiction Club '45 Knittinq Club '46 RICHARD LOUIS HEGMON DOROTHY I. HURD Modern Fiction '45 Knitting Club '46 Sec. of Home Room '46 ,f ,Q 5 x, WARD ALBERT IACKSON Hi-Y '44, '45, '46 Publicity Comm. I-Hop '45 Football '44 , a ,F ROBERT I-IAUSER NORMA IEAN HECK Camera Club '44, '45, '46 Senior B Play Baseball '44, '45 Girls' Varsity '45, '46 Swimming '46 Oracle Board Co-Chm. I-I-lop '45 National Honor Society ,ang --.Q A,-.fb K .. - . W KEITH EUGENE IEFFRIES LAURA I.. IOHNSON' Page Fifty LULA MAE HUNT Puellae Ofhcii Choir G. A. A. PATTY LOU HURL Sophomore Socialites '44 Modern Fiction '45, '46 CHARLENE PEARL IEFFRIIES Niles High School, Niles Mich. OPAL I. IOHNSON Bfmrl Puullm- CJIIICII ANN KONTAS Co Clim l-Hop Vrxrrsxty D1-bfxlo Squud '44, '45, '46 Humor' S c'1c:!y '45, '46 Sluflwnt CTounf'1l Rwproson Iutlvo '44, '45, '46 I GERALDINE W. LETT Sophisticolod Sophs '43, '44 G. O. Colloclox '44 DOVOIIIIIOH Comm. I-Hop '45 VIRGINIA LOWE Tmfisz. of Homo Room '45 Doromtion Comm. for I- Hop '45 G. A. A. '44 Home Eroriorrlicvs rind lun- 0 CIOSfi '4 1'4 EUGENIA MAHTENS Sopl11:1Il1'fllf'rl Swplu: '43, '44 PATRICIA IONES Modern FICIIOD Club '46 Comm, on I-Hop '45 Sophomore Sociolites '44 .fp-4: x-4 q sf- '7-Q' T 1, fx,-f f-:SX ,-N 'x. L-'QL-sgi' PATRICIA ANN LOOMIS Student Council Rep. '44, Zodiac A, 45 Thespion V. Pres. ' 5 Pres. G. A. A. . 7,'f95,,f Poqe Fifty-one ROMAYNE IONES Dioncx Iuniors, Treos. 4 I-Hop Comm, '45 Knitting Club '46 Senior Play GORDON KRUEGER Cross Country '45, '46 Track '49, IOAN LOUCKES Pres. Home Room '44 Thespiuns '45, '46 Chm. Girls' League '44 Choir '44, '45, '46 . . , . Jiffy' IOE MANSON Fooibcxll '44, '45, '46 Basketball '44 Golf '45, '46 Sec. Ping Pong '45 KENNETH M. MAXTED Spanish Club '45 Hi-Y '44, '45, '46 Stump Club '45 Tennis '44, '46 FAITH MCCULLOUGH jg. PADDY MILLER Senior B Play Parrott Club Girls' Athletic Association Chm. Girls' League Unit l' 0 tt' MARY LOU MILLER Chess '46 Home Economics and Iunior Red Cross '46 EUGENE PHELPS f7W 'f,5l 'I' f ff I WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK PAIJIN . MCCLEAN' V. Pres. Home Room '45 Varsity Club '45, '46 Electrical Club '44 Cheer Leader '44, '45, '46 Finance and Decorations Camera Club '44 I-Hop Girls' Athletic Association Student Council Rep. '46 lC-.. 1Z'r'- PHOEBE PERSON WAYNE H. OLSEN Student Council Rep. '44 Student Council '43 Comm. for I-Hop '45 Home Room Pres. '44 Spanish Club '45 Music App. Club '44 Sophomore Socialities '44 Pres. ltflusic App. Club '45 u ' M l I Page Fifty-two .f V 1' . . , ef ' 'Pas ' '75 I I - 'jgff ' Q ,,.. ' . H' r ' - ., ... 125' - ' i A M3153 ARLENE MCBROOM Honor Society '45, '46 Pres. of Modern Fiction Club Zodiac '44, '45, '46 Publicity Clim, of I-Hop NADINE NEWMAN Central I-hah School, Detroit '44 Zodiac Staff I-Hop Cc m. LARRY NIXON Clim, of Finance I-Hop Tliespmn Club V. Pres. of Hime Room '46 Business Mgr. of Senior B Play KEITH NIVER Chess Club '45 I'Ii-Y '43 Decorations I-Hop Treas, Home Room '46 BARBARA LEE SERVICE Mltftfl C5r't1'thr '44, '45, '46 Pfxxirxtt Club '45, '46 Hmm- lifrtirioriiwz 'luln ' Sr-nioi B Pkiy if ll'1 Y IOYCE M. SEATON l'uflli1 OHIV11 '43, '44 G, A, A. '43, '44 IOYCE PINKHAM Clim, Frivois Comm. I- Hop Honor Society '45, '46 Bond '44, '45 Flute Qufirlet '44 fx . ..,y....,f-- Fri as KATHERINE POUBOS Cmneru Club '44, '45 Spanish Club '44, '45 Favors Comm. Ielnlop WILLA PORTER Puelloe Officii '44, '45 Bible Club '45 Choir '44, '45, '46 Girls' Athletic Associcx tion t v5,...,,.., 0 711' J , f' l 0 53.3. 'ff , ,, '21 ., xp . V . . - , -NYSE - '..4'.- 'lm Hz L. 7 N 6 :','.1lf4 '. .- -. - - ' 5 ' , -yxurhw - gy, -. xx' ' B1 L' Q is 1 -' ' ' W' 4: ...Q IUANITA HOWELL Etta-Ketz '44, '45, 46 Sophomore Socicrlites '43 HERBERT SCHIMSK Science Club '44, '45, '46 Finance Comm. I-Hop Chm. Properties G Clerm- up Senior B Porty u 1 I, R . Poqe Filly-three 3? .Ad GEORGE DEWEY REED Little Red Football '45 I-Hop Comm. '45 Flint Central High School '44 Chm. Finance ond Clookroom Senior B Party RUTH REHKLAU G, A. A. '44 Sec. H. R, '45 Home Economics cmd lun- ior Red Cross '46 CHARLES REIFSNYDER Football '44, '45, '46 Basketball '44, '45, '46 Baseball '44, '45 Pres. Home Room, Senior yeor ' HARRIET SANFORD Student Council '44, '46 Levidor ond Conte-en Club '44 Thespion '45 Sophomore Sociolites '44 RUSSELL G. SESSIONS Pres. Iunior Class Pres. National Thespian Society Varsity Football '45, '46 Oracle Board '45, '46 .- wvfn' ELSIE R. SNEIDER Girls' Leaque Sec. '45 Home Room V. Pres. '46 Girl Reserves '44, ' G. A. A. ' 4 . CLYDE I. SPRINGER Magicians' Club Movie Operator Staff 1 - ff, W BETTY TOMAN Home Economics and lun- ior Re Cross I ,1 J iff' .W 214' ' If IOYCE VINCENT Home Economics and lun- ior Red Cross I :AQ t 0F ' 'Ml' . ww' 'l-.lf,lcf'? ' A SHAW NORMA IOE SHAW' Bible Club '45, '46 I-li-Y Club '44, '45, '46 Track '45, '46 Movie Operator Staff '45, 46 '46 Cross Country '45, ' Home Room Treas. BETTY LOU SMITH ' Chm. of Service Honor V. - Roll Pres. Home Economic and Iunior Red Cross Club National Honor Society Senior B Play 'BDU DAVID I. SPINDLI-ZR Litile Red Football '44 1 vx9..r:-ltr f 0 ,N Q 0 .7 0 Q --M 5 NC: A 0 U 9 U IAMES WILLIAM TEEL Taxidermy Club '44, '45 Chemistry Club '45, '46 V. Pres. Home Room '45 Senior Play h '9fff:g. I 0 BETTY E. VANDEBMEHE ior Red Cross 0 0 Home Economic and Iun 0 ' 5 sec. '46 0 0 0 I ff o 0 6 JOYCE A. WAITE Girls' Glee Club '44 Choir '45, '46 PHYLLIS G. SQUIER IEANETTE M. TAYLOR Sec. Home Economics and Puellae Officii Sec. '44, Iunior Red Cross '45 '45 V. Pres. of Home Eco- G. A, A. '44, '45, '46 nomics and Iunior Red Cheerleader '45, '46 Cross '46 v lr I 4 Page Fifty-four MAXINE A. WHITSITT Home Room Pres. '44 Home Room Tlerxs. '44 Guls' Leuque Chm. '45 Home Room Sec. '46 LOHENE WILLIAMS Sophlssllculf-d Sophs '44 Modern Book Club '45 Home lfr:om1mlcs und lun- ior Rod Cross '45, '46 BARBARA WILSON Modern Book Club '45 Home Economics rmcl Iun- lor Red Cross '45, '46 CATHERINE E. WILLS Bible Club '45, '46 DARWIN DEAN WORDEN Sclonce Club Treus, '44 Home Room P1es,, Iumor A V. Pros. Sophomore rxnd lumor Class Brxskelbllll Rc-ser '45 ....,. A ' wi? -, '. af : iris: '54 ,.x,,v 'rf -Q f, sa 1, .x Nz? Kr! al 1 gl' 42:35, f-.f 'Q No Picture: IAMES HANSEN Page Fiflyffive DON YOUN1' Art Club PHYLLIS ZIEGLER 1 Pres. of Sophon cxcxlltes Diana Senors Girl Reserves Zodmc - 0 Wil' Ore W Auf 4-Q il uv-mA b X. 'Naam 56 K of ,ig :AL gf ,E L .n ,.- +1- L of-5 j X N N ':'..... 3901.0 X-f,:??7nE.wFv ,f,-.'x,,,.- ,, - i 1 X ' 1 - . ', 2 5 J I , V 4 , ,, K i , X. 1 1 2, f i .V in 1 ' A ,4 'M f. , ik, w Y . ff Eg- r 1 7, 'I' A W ,fm -2, W L I I,. ,. j N . Min, , I H f. LE LM, 9t'?S?k'1 4E,.AH1'el?1,.Qi.Al1el.!5X kf5ibfl.Q'5i s!,6Ih Qi .Qin ky rjrwo ' ' fifsvd, 3 W'-wif 21: f'. gi, 7 f-1:35 I 5' Vi-51? gf? 5. A .7 'S My-V ,Q J ,.. x jg, W.,,. H 1 f: ' ,b I I W . 1 Sf?-v-. U In .1 ' , jf Q ff Jff X gy f' f X ,2 1 r'I1 K X' I If 1 , f ' , I f. fi.,-Q f' f, xxx 'TW . ' K X mvsx X.3 XX. 25 H559 .h QA QS UWWI, SSW mwwmmom WillYUV' R , Sis xxx wx K Nw XSWN xxx Q16 H.. .X I NN X'-mx . - 5 411 LL Q4. 'ir'--B - F I, IIN!! f ,,HW is :di JZWJW . f,ffWw,,,M ' 4 INN! f1f, f w . . , ' MKWW .. ' Q ' W 1 l',!J,!wJ!MS . ' .L Ilf,3g . W f2lff,,. . JWVIM f A f,,, M VLNN V . . ' .-,.- wk .T- .-mmf -A f'Tu:..'N .4 . O 4 YEA SEXTONIII SCHOOL SONG The gang's all here, so give a cheer, Give a cheer for Sexton High. We will keep that name a symbol here That will never, never die. With a HAH and YEA we'll lead the way, Ever proud and loyal, too. Let our voices ring, her praises sing, Sexton High we sing to you. Come team, Fight! Come team, Fight! Come team, come on team, Come team, Fight! With a left left left, And a right right right, Come on team, come on team, Come on team, Fight! We got a school-We got a yell, We got a team that fights like- Hey there-Hi there-Who are we? Sexton High School-Yes sirree! We got a coach-We got a team We got the pep-we got the steam Coach-team-pep-steam Yea Sexton-Fight! Fight! Fight!! Go Back! Go Back!! Go Back to the Woods, Cuz you ain't, Cuz you ain't, Cuz you ain't got the goods, You may have the rhythm, And you may have the jazz- But you ain't got the team That Sexton has!! S-E, S-E, S-E-X-T, X-T, X-T, X-T-O-N, S-E-X-T-O-N, Yeah Sexton, Fight! Fight! Fight!! Two bits: Four bits: Six bits: a dollar All for Sexton Stand up and holler Yea-Sexton! ! Strawberry shortcakep huckleberry pi V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well, I guess, Sexton High School, Yes! Yes! Yes! Horn and hoof: Horn and hoof. Stamp the floor and raise the rcof Razzle: Dazzle, Zizzle, Zip, Sexton High Schol, let her rip. Yea Big Reds, Yea Big Reds, Fight, Fight, Fight! Al-e-ve-va, Al-e-ve-va, Al-e-ve-va Boom. Boom get a rat trap, bigger than a cat trap Boom get another one bigger than the other one Boom, Boom, Ziz Boorn Ba, Sexton High School, Rah! Rah! Rah!! Page Sixty-three TKB2M'RE! i2 3lEI5M!iGR2PH'Qa.'QR3 ZEN ii35Ef3af?E iEE8fs? ' ' 1.5 , H , V Q. 'f 7 ' fn ,. tw ' V -.V ,V ' , ,-,g','f,5,y ,, ,. , V, ,,:,,, .-, , ,'.:ff,,' ,Hr f, f. ff! Ainzi Q R f 1 E sf 9 I 12 'QI al 5. 9 9 ffiig- 3 'N fi R E 1 Qi '24 3 K . - . A x 1' 5 CLASS OF TUNE 1948 T R : S t 1 Seel e, Schoo, Touse, Trout, B. Trumble, I. Trumble, Thomas, Thompson, Tellier, Taylor, Underhill op ow ea or, y Tenth Row: Van Houten, Vannerson, Vlahakis, Vaillancourt, Valentine, VanBurcn, Van Frank, Vtfoll, lNalton, Ward, Waters, Robert Vtfehla Ninth Bow: Roberta Wohh, A. West, H. West, C. Whitney, P. Whitney, Vtfickharn, YNiley, Vfilkinson, M. Vtlilliams, R. lNillia1n3 VVinn, Vlforden Eighth Bow: VJorthington, Waggoner, L, Wakely, Ft. Vtfakely, Waldo Seventh Flow: Youngs, Yunker, Zeller, Collins CLASS OF IANUARY 1949 Sixth Row: Aclado, Alger, Buffington, Bacon, Bolton, Bancroft, Behow, Bennett Filth How: B. Benson, H. Benson, Berg, Berry, Balduf, Bond, Brenke, Bridgewater Fourth Bow: Comrie, Cowling, Cannell, Carmody, K, Carpenter, M. Carpenter, Decker, Doud, Dresser, Dunnehack, FichornA E?ie,' - 4 - . - , Ar I' Third Row: Eaton, Edly, Frederick, Freeman, Federeau, Finch, French, Fleser, Foster, Frayer, Gavine, Goldsrnithmmh up I Second Row: Graff, Granger, Gray, Haan, Heltenen, Howard, Herbert Heike, Harold Heike, Insco, I. Iohnson, M. Iohnso , Kindle First Row: Kassout, Klabunde, Klutts, Knop, Kropf, Krueger, Lind, Lockwood, Ludlum, McGee, McGuire Page Sixty-eight CLASS OF IANUARY 1949 1 1 1 N 11 111 11 1-1111 1' 1 II M N11t1, 1Kv1111 I, NlN1iS11Il, 171111141 1, 11i1'1cv11, 1'w11i13f', 1'I11l1s1, 1'111111111 11111 11 , , 4, K, - - . 111 1 N 1 1 , 1 1111 1 111111 1' 111 11 ll 1, 1'.111+y, 111:s11:,.11'111111:sk n1'II'U1S., hk1w111111, 51111111 111 ' 1 N 11111 11 1' 11 H111 I1 1 11161, 11111'111, 11111111-y, '1111v1:s, V1111 1i111111'11111 V1111 V1-Xvw, W11 V111111 i51x1y11i11o I 's 5ifiH . f.iv2 f.'v2'1- .. I-' rxi' Jw in 1' 'wid-. '- Q 13. il -V .n f' '+ 'I 1- rw 1 .Ara 0 D 0 00 HZ, Ek T . N , , E R , ' me L1 tg N EG , , H 'rs STUDENT COUNCIL First Semester Oificers Second Semester Paul Gikas .... .... P resident . . . .... Claude Putter loe Caruso .................. Vice-President .................. Bob Howell Bette Elliot ..................... Secretary .............. . .Hildred Switzer Don Howland .... Chairman of Finance Committee Top Row: Decker, Randall, Ridenour, Hurley, Steadman, Miller, Nichols, Bovay, Huisqen, Lyons Ssaonsl Bow: Lai.y, Tellschcw, Luce, McBqoom, Erickson, McKrnstry, Howland, Sorrell, Prewen, Ranney, Hodges, Cooper, Beiltuss, Binkley First Row: Howell, Kontas, Griffin, Switzer, Elliott, Gikas, Caruso, Alqate, Beauchamp, Creighton GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET First Semester Officers Second Semester Elsie VanByclceqham . . . .... President .... . . . Margaret Baker Helen Shultz ........ .... V ice-President .... . . . Miriam Krauss Marjorie Krauss . . . ....... Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Lillian Davis Top Row: Loyer, Grimes, Keasey, G. Miller, Niswonqer, Fennell Second Bow: Decker, Krauss, Baker, Davis First Row: Boost, The-im, Brake Page Seventy-two g't,Pt sv l I 1 A , HONOR SOCIETY First Semester Officers Second Semester Steve llairas .. President .. ........ Ronald Carr flfircifin lmikko . . .Vicefpresideni .. Durwood Hawkins Minain Krauss . .Secretary .. ....... Patsy Gable Bill Ccirnplnell ., ....... Treasurer ...... .. Dick Hunies Adviser Hazel Taylor 'l'-,li lifiw: llnlliik, llinklifnn, lliinnllrin, Kontas, Gable, Davis, Bovay, M. Miller, Gciauwski, Fiske Ilfrwiiiiil lifiw: lilrwrllis-y, l,UIlf'I, lunw lliornfinn, lean rllllfllllllllll, F. Davis, Baker, 'l'0llsvlniw, C, llillkvl, Kirinsars, flriilitli, li, lrimis, Kailirikis, Taylor limi lifiw: llfniifs, flwilw-i, Brown, Ciiiiiin, Carr, llawkins, lluines, lfriton, Lewis Second Group 'lop llfiw: Kiran-gr-i, Clncirlvll, Lyons, llauser, Wren, Wilson, lakeway, Preqnlnian, lvl. Brown .iwiiii-l linwg lfn-an, Strauss, I. Wilsczn, Dyke, Moran, Decker, Srnitli, Ruble, Wilbur l'ii::i Haw: lfifinwli, Drive-r, De-vo-Irnix, Bliss, Fisvlilwavli, G, Randall, Robinson, Lniivkes, Tellsuliow, linliiii Purim Seventy tliim- THE ZODIAC Upper Group Top Row: Gajewski, Rider, Whitecraft, Fuller, Parhat, Schieberl, Cigard First Row: Parker, Yunker, DeWitt, Lantinga Lower Group Top Row: Brown, Korbakis, Krauss, Gritlin, Goldner, McMahon, Brower, Hatt, Goodell, Randall, Robinson, Clarke Second Row: Loomis, Wilbur, Minter, Kontas, Prewen, Bransdorfer, Driver, Davis, Ruble, Dyke, Harper First Row: Goble, Fischbach, Bliss, Anderson, Strauss, Atkinson, Pregulrnan, Pollok ZODIAC STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... .,.......... P at Perry Sport Page .... ...lohn Anderson Managing Editor .... ..,....... R obert Carson Supplement .. ...... Sally Strauss News Page ..,.,.. .... M ary Ellen Fischbach Photograper ,... Steve Bransdorfer Editorial Page... ......... loan Tellschow Art ......,.........,. ........ P hyllis Bliss Feature Page .... .,........... P atsy Goble Typing ..,..,.......... .... T yping Classes Exchange Editors ..., Renee Pregulrnan, Ann Wilbur REPORTERS Adele Abrams, Mary Atkinson, Bill Bennett, Glenna Boyer, Barbara Burdick, Phyllis Brower, Shirley Brown, NOTHICI leCU1 ChiSl9f, lClCk Clllfke, Lillian Davis, Charlotte Driver, Prank Dyke, Mary Frewen, Marilyn Goldner, Muriel Goodell, Ioanna Griffin, Evelyn Hatt, Maralyn lohnson, Ann Kontas, Ann Korbakis, Miriam Krause, Pot Loomis, Peggy Malnight, Arlene McBroon'i, Barbara McDaniels, Shirley Minter, Ianis Pollok, Mary Ellen Robinson, Mary Ruble, loan Vlahakis, Carolyn Wiley ADVERTISING STAFF loyce Parker, Elizabeth Rider, Nadine Newman, Shirley Rairner, Beatrice Lantinga, Reyes DeWitt BUSINESS STAFF Cirfulation Manager ..........,. ,Kenneth Schieberl Bookkeeper ..... . .... .... L ois Gajewski Assistant Circulation Manager. ........, Eugene Gill Typist .... , ..,......... .... D onna Yunker Collector .,..,.................. Herbert Whitecrait PRINTING AND MECHANICAL STAFF Dale Farhat, John Fuller Page Seventy-four f'j31,, ' u.: 1:1 BAND 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1' 111 111, 1f111111', N1-1:11111 W11111, VV111111i111111111, 1111111111, 11111w11v111 15. A111111151111, 1I111::1111, 1 11 1 111111 11111 1 11111 11 111 11' 111111 1111111111111, 11-1y111111111111, 14l111l, 1111111 12111111-za, '1'1111s11, 1111111 1 1 1 1111 11 X11 111f 1 1111::111111, 111 11'1c, 11. Austin, 1311-1115, H111111111, 1i11111'11111, 1'11111k1111, 11111111::11i, '1'. A11f:'111, X 1 111 111111 11 1 1 If 111111 11l111111I11, 111II111'Y, 1'1111111y, 1311551-x, 1'11111111, 111II11l'I. 111 1 1 11 1111 11 N 1 111 N1111, 11111111, 11111111-11, 1'11111v111, 1'11'11111i1'14, 1111x1111, W1111111 1N11'1111v11111, 11111w11, 1'111 1 111 1 11 11 111 1 1 11 1 111' 111111, 1111111-1 111 1 1 11 111 11 1111 111111, FY1111111111, 1111111111, 111111, 111-111111111111, V111111111111, 1. A1111111::1111, 1'11:21111', 1. 111.151 1111111sx CHOIR 1 1 1 1 111 11111 ' 11' K11w11111, 1f1111111::11111, 1111111-11:s1111, M1'C'1i11111', 171111-, Q:I1C111I11'1l, W1111111'11, C1111::w1111, 11 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 11 1 11 111111111 V 11,111-za, 11111-1113, i'1111i11S, B1111111111111111, 11111C'I1, 1411111111 1 1 1 1 111 1 1111 , 11111 I11111111111, W111111, V11111111i111-, M11i1, 1N111'K111111i11, '1'1111s1'1111w, 111111111 1:, S111111111111, 1111111, N1 11 1 111111 111111 11 111 1111 111111-1111114111 IV1 '11, 1111551111 111-11111, V11111'11, 11111as1, MKPIKIII, 1,11111'111-5, 1Vl1111i::1111, K11111111111111, 1i1'1111x L11I1 111 ORCHESTRA 1 1 1 111 f1111 , 11 11111 11 11111111-11, 151-v1111f1111x, S11111-1190, Fullm, M1'Gui10, K11O1'k111Os, 1i1'i111111, P1111i111L11 11 1 1 1 11 111 1 11 1111111 I, 111111111111, 1111-111:w, 1.111'kw111111, K1111111'11', 11111i11, 1111111 GIx11111NS, 111111111vi1111, 9. 11If1VVl1 111 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1111 11 1 111115 111111-f 11111111-ss, 11111111, 1'1lII1ZC11, KLl11I114'1, 151w111111111s1 pnrvn Qc1var11v,Hx1Q HARPISTS Top Row: Rosemary Rombut, Virqiniu Spririqborq, lecmnine Fcrrhcrt, Marilyn Goldner First Row: liicly Rogers, Lois lean Kcmouse, Kenneth Carpenter, Benerie Iones BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row: McClintic, Crawford, Pettit, Luce, Ieftries, Kowulk, Royal, Aitken, Smith, Foster First Row: Blcltt, Goodrich, Deal, Luwrenson, Bement, Ward, Iourduin, Ryan, Clemons, Swcm Accompcxnist- Bob Howell GIRLS' GLEE CLUB YupHuwgIhxvwxmpwlt,Sp11l1ks,i1w.1Iu1m, K1-li'-xr! I ml I Il Vlulmkis, IAFIIUY, Mvllws, Hxss, Inv-'1 fx IN 1 171-Luxm Hxirni Huw: Gwk, W'ill:s, Wxlwv, Wnfwrfa, Ox Il I Illilll, Uunwny, Furlvy Elwvwlxd Huw, PUIIIWYWI, IVIVKIIIIIWY, Ibastwx Ixll 1 Brown, Irmvklm, Ilwdklms, H-n111.1l1:: Slum lx I1 I KOIIIAII Filst Huw: 'I'ulw'1, I?-wx-'l1vIX, INIx'IX'I'lIlIl11Illx'H, I1 I x ,. 1 , V IlUIr't Num Lwull I-wmnw Iwvkl-11 H'111l1tm1 MIXED OCTET I4-V Hfwxv: klwmillvlx, Vlnrk, SUIVINV 111111 1 lfwwlni Huw: kblv, KUIIUIHIKIII Vim! Huw: Vwlllrws, V. Iwww: STRING TRIO Kay Vcukrfx, Nnufy Nlxllliwvk, N.mw'i.z VMI-lx EDWARD PINO IANIS POLLOK ANN KONTAS Proposition: Resolved that every able-bodied male citizen of the United States should be required to have one year of full-time military training before attaining the age of twenty-four. Varsity squad: Affirmative Negative Ianis Pollok Ed Pino Robert Carson Ann Kontas Coach-Maurice S. Fall DEBATE SeXton's debate squad, coached by Maurice S. Fall, has Won honors and statewide recognition during this past year. The season was opened by attending an invitational practice tournament at River Rouge in which Sexton's squad won first place honors and the prize- a gavel. The significance of this tournament lies in the fact that it was the first on the road of continuous successes for the Big Red squad. Sexton defeated Eastern, Western State, Muskegon Heights, Grand Rapids Union, Grand Rapids Christian, and lackson in the preliminary series of the Michigan High School Forensic Contest early in the seasonfthe first of the group of debates for State Championship. This victory earned a Wall plaque and the right to participate in the regional eliminations at Bay City. Here again Sexton's team finished victoriously, dee feating Millington, Cass City, and Bay City. Another trophy was added to the slowly developing collection. Page Seventy-eight ROBERT CARSON RESERVE DEBATE SQUAD MAURICE FALL Quarter-finals with Kalamazoo Westerri States affirmative tearn and a semi' final debate with Royal Gales neaative squad followed soon after, with Sexton receiving unanimous decisions over their opponents in both contests. April 26 was the biq day the day of the State Championship debate. ln Rackham Buildina at Ann Arbor, Sextons negative team defeated Hudson- ville's affirmative team in the final debate of the season on the proposition of the year, Compulsory Military Training. Besides the honor of state championf ship and a huge trophy, each rnernber of the squad was awarded a aold watch. Sexton took first place in the Fiveffi Leafiue contest with fourteen victories out of a possible sixteen, losinq only to Ann Arbor. The team holds the trophy cffered to the winner of the Leaaue. Certainly not least in importance is the winning of the City Championship aqain this year from Lansing Eastern by four victories over the east side school. Altoaether debaters participated in some l25 practice debates and thirtyfsix judaed debates. Debaters distinguished themselves in other fields. Robert Carson went a lona way in the National American Legion Cratorical Contest, reachinq the national semi-finals. Merribers of the debate class entered in various field of Sprina Contest work, includina extemporane- ous spealcina, original oration, dramatic readinq, and oratorical declarnation. Several persons have spoken to the different serv- ice clubs of Lansinq. Indeed, the field of speech is wide, varied, and intcirostina. Many opportunities are offered to those who enter. GAYDEN WRENN Page Seventy-nine CLASS OF IUNE 1946 presents A GIRL, A GUY and A GOB Cast of Characters ...........Claude Puller . . . . . . . . . .Shirley Minter . . . .Tom Sessions . . . .Robert Howell . .... Hildred Switzer Cotiee Cup ......... Dot Duncan ......... Stephen Herrick ..... Abel Martin ..,..., Mrs. Duncan ........ Mr. Cpokeyl Duncan. . Miss lPiqeonl Duncan ....... Mrs. Grange ........ ..............laclc Cross .Doris Ann Miller .............Helen Laity Ulacquelyn Dalrymple ..........Paul Binlcley . . .Nancy Murdock . . .Barry Brealcey . . . .Patricia Perry Cecilia Cfranqe ....... Petty Ciiicer ...., Cora ........... Eddie ............ Miss Parlcinqton. . . Miss Merney ...... .... M ary Erewen Mr. Hiqqinbotharn. .. ...... Robert Brown Messenger ....... ..... W allace Bissinqer Woriian Manager ............. Marqaret Baker ...Laura Mae Huqhes . . . . . . .Richard Humes BALLET DANCE Marjorie Haynes Usher .............. Announcer ...... . . . November lG, l945 ,, Directed F R A N C E S B U R N S Page Eighty Page Eighty an THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1947 presents SEVEN SISTERS Cast of Characters Mrs. Gyurkovics, a widow .... Betty Lou Smith ' .Harriet Sanford ..Phyllis Ziegler . . .Paddy Miller . . .Norma Heck Patricia Garling .Romayne Iones L ..... Barbara Service .Ward Iackson . . . .lack Griffith . . . .Fred Fiske . . . .Ronald Deal . . . . .lames Teel . . .Iames Ellison A COMEDY lN THREE ACTS Adapted from the Hungarian Herczog by Edith Ellis CPrcduced by special arrangements with Dramatic Play Servicel March 20, 1945 Kat1nka...l Sari ...... I ..... Ella ...... l her , . . Mitzi ..... seven . ..... Terka .... daughters l ..... Liza ...... l ..... Klara ..... Colonel Radviany ........ . . . Gida Hadviany ..... . . Eerenz Horkoy ...... Michael Sandortty .... Toni Teleki .................. lanko ....................... Directed F R A N C E S B U R N S 0 .AD-5 W +- 'Q Ruoogrcsomi 'ra-45. wrrcs-Vs ounstf. GKLBERT use SULLX VAN RICHARD DECEMBER N745 ROSE DESPARD Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd Richard Dauntless ........ Sir Despard Murgatroyd ..... Old Adam Goodhearf ...... Rose Maybud ........... Mad Margaret . .. .. Dame Hannah . .. Zorah ....,............ Ruth .................... Sir Roderic Murgatroyd Ancestors, Officers, Villagers, Professional CAST Bridesmaids ..................... .............. Accompanistu. ........ ...... Orchestra SETTING ACT l The Fishing Village of Rederring, in Cornwall, England. ACT ll Picture Gallery in Ruddigore Castle. Page Eighty-two ROBIN OLD ADAM A' MARGARET .........Earl Cole ..........lay Clark . . . . .Kenneth Goodrich ......Bob Carson , . . , .Helen D. Clark . . . .lanice Kellerman .........lean Moyer . . . . . .loan Shoemaker . . . . .Margaret Leutzinger . . . . . .Ronald Cogswell .........Chorus . . . .Janis Pollok 1 A P RE I. R , lst NE HI-Y CLUB Officers President ........ ..... . . . Bill Barnett Vice-President . . . ...... Fred Fiske Secretary .... .... ........ . . . Barry Breakey Treasurer . . . ........................ . . Claude Putter Adviser--fl. O. Peterson Top Row: Crawford, Shores, Calhoun, Freeman, Schultz, Ogden, Steadman, Peterson, Dilday, Wesley Second Row: Maxted, Shaw, Casey, Lemmon, Creqo, Schuon, Smith, Seelye, Robinson, Wlritney First Row: Lanqvardt, Iackson, Breakey, Barnett, Putter, Goldner, Fiske, Fox, Ewialeben, Planck GIRL RESERVES Officers President ........ ...... . . Carilon Hopperstead Vice-President . . . ......... Lillian Race Secretary .... .... . . . . ...... ..., P atsy Goble Treasurer . . . ....................... . . . Sally Strauss Adviser-Hazel Miller Top How: Miller, Griffin, Goble, Kontas, Race, Iohnson First Rows' Kanouse, Strauss, Hopperstead, Chubbuck, Gavine, Manchester Page Eiqhtyeiour 1 HODIERNI ROMAN I First Semester Officers Second Semester Shirley Brown . , . . . . President . . . . . . Gerry Randall Nancy Murdock ....,. . . . Vice-President . . . . Beverly Eaton Mary Ellen Robinson . . .. . Secretary ... ..... llo Ballard Milton Blllffll ........ ...... T reasurer ...... .. . Wanda Wina Adviser Elsie Fee 'lop Row: IW-fi, Gmriqr-r, Murdovk, Foster, Dyke, Rurd, Roost, Marlof, Goodell, Robinson l'ir:al Row: lirownn, Noll, Reach, Ballard, Randall, Eaton, Wiley, Raymond BIBLE First Semester Officers Second Semester Norman lalceway . . . ..... President .... . . Norma lo Shaw Patricia Cannon . . . . . VicefPresident . . . . Doris Portertleld Shirley Watkins .. ....... Secretary ....... .. Ruth Portertield Narnia Io Shaw . . . ......... Treasurer ........ . . Shirley Martin Adviser' -lennie lohnson 'l'np Raw: Meir-r, Roost, Allen, Rutter, lakeway, Evans, Cannon, Austin, Porter 131-f-onfl Iluw: Watkins, Smith, Atliey, R, Porterlield, D. Portertield, Penno, Klabunde, Britton, Simpson First Row: Martin, C. Robinson, Ewinq, Bensinqer, Ballard, Rohrbacker, Mansfield, M. Robinson, Iolmnnn Page Eighty-five 5 MH A U' O l-E: SR 3 E O -5 S 5 5 I 5 N S PARROTT CLUB First Semester Officers Second Semester Pat Perry ............ . . . President . . . ..... Mary Lou Kremer Ioy Butler ............. ..... V ice-President ,..... Bob Howell Deanna Mae Chubbuck ........ Secretary ..... ...... A nn Wilbur Cay Parker ...............,............. Treasurer ............ .............. M ariorie Mee Adviser-Laura Millar Top Row: Muilenbura, Abraham, Dilday, Goodrich, Cole, Leonard, Boque, I. Clark, Fineout, Carson, McLravy Second Row: Bond, Grabowsky, Morse, Long, C. Parker, Chubbuck, Montgomery, Kellerman, I. Crawford First Bow: Thiem, Durry, Rider, I. Parker, Wilbur, Kremer, Howell, Miller, H. Clark, Service THESPIAN S First Semester Officers Second Semester Russell Sessions .... . . . President . . . ..... Herb. Whitecraft Pat Loomis ....... .. . VicefPresident . . . ...... lanice Ranney Catherine Millis ....... Secretary . ...... ..... C atherine Millis Barbara Norcross ........................ Treasurer ........ . . . Barbara Norcross Adviser-Vieta Voght Top Bow: Louches, Ranney, Kanouse, Osburn, Burdick, Coull Second Row: Wiley, Whitecraft, Butler, Schuette, Moore, Hurley, Voqlit First Row: Vlaltakis, Hathaway, Millis, Sessions, Loomis, Norcross Page Eighty-six H ,ku Us RE As First Semester lcrfslc Clrciss ..... Wcrllcfcgci Bissinqer l.f1l1If1 lliiqlies . Mcrriri lircnwn .. 'iffy' lttiw: fll'IIl'1' r, l lllllil lllivv: lill I if-, lt First Semester AIlI1KtJI1lC1S.., lfvrvlyn llfrtt .... Arlrvnfr lVlc:Brc1orri Irwin lVlcKinstry lffpl ltffw: law, Nilsf ART Officers ..... President ... . . . ViCefPreside-nt . . ..... Se-Crelury ,... Tredsurer...... Adviser Lulu Srnitli lrritr, lllmlrvs., lirnwn, C,-utr-r, Hfttllltlll wrtfir, liizmrmqvr, llrfcrrl, limrtori MODERN FICTION Officers . . President . . . . . ViCefPresident . . ..... Secretary ..., Treasurer Adviser Elsie Pee x K x is s Second Semester .. . Ldtircr llriqlies .. Wciridcr Brie-11,10 Bcirbdrd lvlclldniels . . .. Phyllis Carter Second Semester . Arlene McBroorn ..... Ccrrel Crtirnni Renee Prerrtilrncin ., lVlC1ry Svliroeder llwlfvr AllClIlSt7li, flrlllllll, Clursuvli, llxiitl, lltitlitiwtry in, ltlslvllllfltllii, E , Ibf-will li-rw' lhililft, flu-r, lbrslwrriq, Litwtwlvll, llurl, lVlLJIl, lfvv, 'litiriilwlw Klum, lxwllvrmtirr lrrzzf lttfw: t lrrraatirin, llwllrrrtin, licrtiqlwrly, lltitt, Kcwntcrs, lvlvlirtmni lxiw-zrllrimri, llt1l1lklI't'I1 Pnqfi lfiqlity snvrrri SOPHISTICATED SOPHS First Semester Officers Second Semester Nancy Kennedy . . . . . President . . . . . lacqueline Edwards loyce MacDonald .. Vice-President .. ...... Eileen Brown Benerie Iones ..... . . . Secretary . . . . . Ioyce Mclvlann Katheryn Keim .. ........ Treasurer ........ Lucille Lewis Adviser-Florence Fuller Top: Erickson, Zerkle, Buerge, Worden, VanHouten, Farrington, Edwards, Brown, L. Fuller, Webb Third: Iones, Marolf, Worthington, Little, Long, Britton, Egleston, Feasel, Keefer, Cluchey, F, Fuller Second Row: Kassoui, Waggener, Knick, Lantinga, Kleinhans, Lewis, Flinchbauqh, LaDu First Bow: Chisler, McKinstry, Brown, Kennedy, MacDonald, Keim, Nobach SOPHOMORE SOCIALITES First Semester Oiiicers Second Semester Kay Arbaugh . . . .... President .... . . Shirley Penabaker Dorothy Dunn .. .. Vice-President .. ..... Ioanne Ditzler Carole Clark . . ....... Secretary ....... ....... I oan Nichols Kay Skelten .. ........ Treasurer ........ .. Shirley Eggleston Adviser-Florence Fuller Top Row: Yunker, Andrews, Eggleston, Swan, Randall, Stears, Wilson, Kontas, Penabaker, Mellios Third: Esch, Pratt, Valentine, Winn, Reynolds, Yerks, Nichols, Mitchell, L. Fuller, Serrels, F. Fuller Second Row: Franklin, Ballard, Dunn, Arbaugh, Clark, Skelton, Ditzler, Feasel, Bender First Row: Booth, Beilfuss, Bolding, Broaclhurst, MacDonald, Geisel, Gardner, Fitzpatrick Page Eighty-eight 7 , 0 X5 f- 'Q I. U SUB-DEBS First Semester Officers Second Semester Irrno Dolioso . . . . . President . . . . . Glenna Boyer Holly Boldinrg . . . . Vice-President . . ...... lornie Brown llolon Slinltx .. . ... Secretory ... .. Idckie Bouqhton lklttlr lfriczkson . . ........... Treasurer .......... ..... I odn Clinton Adviser Helen Birrninqhdrn 'lop How: ll Il1l'I, Cltfllc, lllrrwktorll, llolloso, Cjurrrpluoll, Crawford, Slrultz l'-flflrrrl llow: ilfllwfrrlz, llrivkasort, lllliotl, lionrtlwrty, Ccrrriqrrrr, Holriinlr, llirrrrirtlrlrlrnr l'lr::t I-low: lJll,rtllrl, Will-iirrsorr, tilt'-lrlvtn, llwtors, llncqlros, Krrrry, lloyor, liowlos ETTA-KETTZ First Semester Officers Second Semester Beverly Sieqorl . . . . President . . . . . Marvel Swindlehurst liotty Proctor ,... . . ViCefPresident . . ........ Veda Forte Iocrnnine Fdrlrut . . . .. . Secretory . .. .... Ernrncr Flores Ioy Morqon ..... ............ T recrsurer ............ . . . Iecrnnine Fdrhcrt Adviser Mcrqdcrlene Niswonqer 'tort lxllw: Vorrzrn, llrrr, Ptirrko, lirirnlwczt, l'rowvn, Driver, Bitter iflrwlirltl Hllw, llrlllrlltrla, Vols-rrtirrv, Swirrcilolrrrrst, cltllllllfxl, Ilvlillltlllllll, llorvt, Vloros, Cmnt l'tr::l ltow: Nr:swlfr1lror, l'ryfl, Vlrrlrlrt, Morrgon, Proctor, Sierxort, Snell, Brower' Pri-in lficrlrty nine T .952 EJ v0 E5 First Semester Bob Brown .. . lim Hellyer .. Steve Hajos .. Dick Lyons .. Top Row: Hawkins, CHEMISTRY Officers Second Semester President . Steve Halos Vice-President Ronald Carr Secretary . loan Harbauqh Treasurer . Dick Lyons Adviser-F. C. Shaft Gikas, Hurnes, Carr, Solomon, Teel, Wallace Shaft First Row: Decker, Forsberq, Lyons, Hellyer, Brown, Hajos Harbauqh Roqers First Semester Steve Hajos .... Bob Brown .. . lim Hellyer .... .. . . . Charles Bovay SCIENCE Officers Second Semester . . . President . Bill Harnelink . Vice-President Steve HaJos Secretary . Steve Bransdorfer Treasurer . Dick Lyons Adviser-I. O. Peterson Top Row: Hansen, Insley, Roosa, Walker, Ritter, Reniqer Clarke Randall Britton Second Row: Poindexter, Wesley, lones, Stanton, Haan, Schimsk Burch Maaa First Row: Lemmon, Bovay, Lyons, Hajos, Peterson, Hamelink Bransdorier Page Ninety O MF ru Li. TE NR r N TAXIDERMY A iz' ED Vo EF E: R First Semester Officers Second Semester Milton Fuller . . . President .... . . Robert Wheaioii llonald Taylor ..... . . Vice-President . . . . . . Ronald Taylor Gerald Schrnidtlce . . .. . Secretary .... .... B ill Kramer Darwin Downey . . . ......... Treasurer ......... . . Darold Rose Adviser E. E. Devereaux Top linw: lialiy, Walrlrrin, Siswo, Younqs, Foster, Osborn Tliinl llaw: llf-nnanrfn, Anclersoii, Quick, Bopl, Piukell, Regan, Sutton, Vlfliealr ilrrctarirl How: llaste-llf-r, Fuller, Downey, Luce, Rose, Iolinson Virst How: llawlf,-y, Swan, Kramer CAMERA Jll First Semester Officers Second Semester Str'-ve Bransdorler . . .... President . . . ...... Don Randall Don Randall ...... . . Viceepresident . . . . . lack Clarke lack Clarke . . . .,...... Secretary ....... . . . loe Creiahlon lirn Haan .... ......... T reasurer ......... .. Carol Clark Adviser --Dorothy lohnson 'IMI How: Vanrlf-:St-liaaf, Pina, Culp, Poulos, Anderson E14-vom! llowg Taylor, Clark, Tanse-, Hauser, Sliields, Wcitl, Vanvo l'ii:st How: Mills, I. Clarke, llaan, Bransdorfor, Randall, Iolinson Pace Ninety-one DIANA SENIORS NC First Semester Officers Second Semester Wanda Buerqe .. ..... President .... .. Nancy Hathaway Marqaret Baker . . . . . . Vice-President . . . . . Mary Lou Nett Pat Finkbeiner .... .... . . Secretary . . . . . . . Lillian Davis Lorian Hauenstien . . . .......... Treasurer .......... . . . Lillian Race Adviserelosephine Fennell Top Row: Arnold, Roberts, Howell, Brown, Neff, Davis, Race, Ke-lbert First Row: Hathaway, Hauenstein, Buerqe, Baker, Finkbeiner, Gajewslci, Roth DIANA I UNIORS First Semester Officers Louise Murphy . . . ..... President . . . . Ioan Brake .... . . . Vice-President . . Ioan Creqo ...... .... . . Secretary . . . . Rornayne Iones . . . .......... Treasurer ....... . . . . Adviser-Iosephine Fennell Second Semester . . . Nancy Crouch ...... Ioan Creao Phyllis Manchester Doris Mooney Top Row: Lockwood, Manchester, McMahan, Bates, Munqer, Crouch, Gibbs, Mooney, Robinson, Frewen, Garling Second Row: Rogers, Rose, Wyble, Ruble, McNamara, Stotter, Gavine, Ienison, Davis, Fisher First Row: Wiley, lhriq, Brake, Iones, Murphy, Creqo, Mtnter, Huqhes, Nobach Page Ninety-two T . 'RR ' C6 Ks S BOYS' VARSITY First Semester Officers Second Semester Russell Spencer . . . . . . President . .. .... Dick Strauss Don Dotlisuk . . . .. Vicefpresident . . .... Bob Dilday liruco Miller .. ... Secretary ... .. Roqer Wilsoii Treasurer Adviser Robert Campbell liobby Pointer .. lop lww: I,Wl'Ilf'ltY'll, llunws, lNillson, Dilflay, Olsen, Krinri, Rinkley . . Roger Wilson Ilfrfwiifl liowg Kffiniyilwll, St-uiton, Kfaiuso, G. Alnraliam, Kyes, R. Alwmliani, Sliviiy, Giktis, s 1 ii lust Row. Clirmt, lloilitf-1, SDFIIVIII, llotlisuk, Miller, Strauss, llcxales GIRLS' VARSITY First Semester Officers llildred Switzer .. .... President ,... Glenna Boyer . . . . Vice-President . . llelen Sliultz . . ...... Secretary . .. llelen Shultz .. ........ Treasurer ..... .. Adviser Eunice Lover 'lily' llovv: lmyffr, Wylilo, lVlvl'lnaii, Walter, Bouvqliton, Stevens l'ii:st Row: Switzer, Rave, Miller, Boyer, Heck, Boolio Page Ninety-tlireo Second Semester .. Glenna Boyer . , . Norma Heck .. Lillian Race . . Lois Miller o Y R PING PON G X I X Officers President ...... ....... . . .Wally Bissenaer Vice-President . . . ......... Bill Kina Secretary ...... .... . . . ............ Barry Breakey Treasurer . . . ................................ Bob Haight Advisere P-Deward Clark Top Row: Krueaer, Harman, Bement, Humes, Abraham, Ellison First Row: Van Frank, Manson, Breakey, King, Bissinaer, Vifebb, O'Donnell President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . KNITTING AdviserfEunice Loyer .....Pat Goble . . . .Norma Smith Peaay Gavirie . .... Gwen Porter Top Row: Krauss, Chubbuck, T, Parker, Hopperstead, Hineman, Baron, Thompson, Martin, C Stevens Tones, Grover Second Row: Loyer, C. Parker, Gorsuch, Hurd, Hathaway, Griffin, Korbakis, l-laqenbuch, I-leathrott Herrick, E. Stevens First Row: L. I-lauenstein, M. Hauenstein, Gavine, Goble, Smith, Porter, Howell, Sallows Rider Page Ninety-tour B s S Ca. LG Y MAGICIAN CLUB First Semester Officers lloyd Backus ... ... President ... lirucge Sharp . . . . Vice-President . . . l'r1ilh Davis . .... Secretary .. Ken Barrier .. ......... Treasurer .... .. Adviser Howard Gleason lwyr llww. ll1lI'llIl, llfivkus, Kiwi, Hovriy, Svlioo 1' , rner, Cliaprrrau, Svliafvr, Davis .firrrrifl lwvv. fflwrsfrri, Cmrvilf-ll, Clin Ha l'rr::l Hr w: ll VWIfIllX, ilritlwrlrw, Stevens, Mikvsell, Robinson, O'Doririvll First Semester Clyde House . l3ir:k Ahraharn loo Marrsorr .. Bill Harnelirik PING PONG Y Officers President . . VicefPresident . . . . . Secreiary . . . . . . . ........ Treasurer .... . . Adviser Deward Clark 'lhrf llovv: Kriieqr-r, Mortori, Horrrnrrt, Miller, llowlarid, Raymond, Clark l'rr:sl How: llllisori, llarnclinlc, House, Ahraharri, Bissinqer Paqv Ninety-five Second Semester . . . Bruce Sharp . Charles Bovay . Charles Bovay .... Ken Barrier Second Semester Clyde House . . Torn Sessions . . . Dick Abraham .. Bob Andrews PI-l HO IF 2:5 IA ,O G D E' CHESS First Semester Officers Second Semester Roberi Carson . . . . . . President .... . . . Phillip Hoffman Grant Boque ..... . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Grant Boque Phillip Hoffman . . . . . . Secretary .... . . . Ronald Carr lohn Fontanna . . . ......... Treasurer ......... . . . Bruce Sharp Adviser-A fGretohen Doelle Top Row: Carr, Crawford, Collins, I. DeFord, Bennett, Leonard, S. DeFord Second Row: Wiley, Pollok, Hawkins, Wren, Cole, Iohnson, Doelle First Row: Randall, Bliss, Boque, Carson, Fontanna, Ashe, Howell, McHaney STAMP President ..... .......... .... D o n Ogden Vice-President . . . . . Ken Maxfed Secretary ..... .... . ............ C lyde House Treasurer .. ............................ Iohn Anderson Adviser-Deward Clark Top Row: Clark, Peterson, Robinson, Fosier, Ferguson First Row: House, Maxted, Ogden, Anderson, Howland Page Ninety-six Y AA UR Ai A RR IO NL so P COMMERCE First Semester Officers Second Semester liirw Srnfill ... ... President ... ... Lola Mellios llifvliiirr Norris . ... ViCefPresidenl .. ,.. Bfrrlucird l,ewis Hiilli Cfrirrifirin .. ... Secretary .., .. Phyllis Spencer lifirliriiri lnwis , ....... Treasurer ........ ., Ioyce Leslie Adviser Edith lehnson l ir lifiw lflfiiiflliflfl, lf'-llrfrrl, lwsliv, lifivirilieiiy, Llf1fll'f, lVliir'lieIl, llllis, llcniiillriii, lmiiwy, :ii-lirilt: , ,, .. ,, K. is , s wfiiifl lirfvv, l'1llIIii'1Il, liiiiril lu HN iriiins, Vwisiii, Vrili-iiiiiifx miwiipt, .iiiwiim-1, llviriwk, liiissvll, Krillwiil ii,,i.,,. 'irzii li 'vv ltfiliilwzf-lwr, Merit-ri, lwwis, finifill, Cfcriiirifiii, Cifirfiiiwr lvlvllios, lvliswvyw, Mrii-lzlviii HOME ECONOMICS AND IUNIOR RED CROSS First Semester Officers Second Semester Mflllllllf? llerrold , . . . . . Presidenl . . . ..... Gwen Porter Ewen Purim .... , . . Vice-President . . ..... Phyllis Squier Pliyllis Squier . . .... . . Se-Creidry ........ . . . Belly Vonderlvlere Nfiiinfr Srnitli .. .......... Treasurer ......... ..... N orrnu Siniili Adviser Mdrqdrei Widiclc iffy lifiw: Willifiriis Vf1rir'lf1rlJlf'rf', Sirfmirrr, Gmnnnimi, Pierre .-i-iirifl llffw: 'Nifliflg Mori, VlvlllS'tIi, lerimri, Lorkvi'l'iv, Kirin, Grueiii lust lifiw. Vlfriiiy ll. ffrnitli, llnrrmlfl, N. Smiili, Squier P-me Ninety seven LIBRARY STAFF Adviser--Hazel Delvleyer Top Row: Albert, Loyer, Bender, Beiltuss First Row: Kremer, De-Meyer, Carroll USHERETTES Adviser' -Katherine Minshall Top Row: LeFever, LaPaugl'i, Barnard. Taylor, Pennington, Farrell Second Row: Casper, Esch, Lutz, Pazitka, Cliff, Nicholson First Row: Proctor, Yerks, Moore, Conlin, Vaillancourt, Minshall Page Ninety-eight El ff w,1 'Tb 0 BW mem . , , ' A, VH -,,, 9 VPS Q. 5 ' f THD 2322 .Q '51 Vg ,X Qs? -3.1: 1- J. o 'K Cl-lfnrnv' up I QQ , , 5 ,- .-1,2 E 24 QA M45 f X 'e 332 ...-X f1',l' we 5.1 1. :was WW j'2 ff,f-ff-lv e M.-'K P1 1 'jsg.2f5f'i?T41MT2':ff ' ,V . f -4 X wall.,-', ZW.: 4-,,. , , -- fit. -5 , . A . . 1 ' 22 ,U 'T',1 u 4. ,W -W .- 1 ,-nk? M 3 , I f- 3' ' , P w Mn ef . ,Mb ,nb L1 Q ' if -- - ,, .V E ,4 J, ,L f ,...k ,. ,. ,. ,.,1 f. ,we g M ,V S, ., M. r' - sm. G 'DCE Q Cm' 1- JL... 0 rllzll M... rw ,, ffm- wfffm ww.. .... ll ' . 'nullilfgwf . . -4,.,m,r VUIIIIIM . O ' 1 . . ' I .. 5 l Y' ' . . . . . . -- I s' ' ' . , -- ., . . . , ' ' - - . , 4... -X . - . ' ' K p ' . .-.. ' I . , , , , , 4 . I . .. . . , , ......... . . . O . Q . 'V 1, fy H ,' ' . , ,, . .. . , . Q A V . . - . ,.,-c. ,., , 0 f ,:, ' ' . x . , , J'.L,,r.. .'S,', .' '. ,Ig f . , 1' ' ' 1 - - , ' .. . ..,.. , up . ' .. A - . . . f Vxxv - V -,,.! W..,. ,-, , . . . ,, . I.. . A Z , - r .N . . 1, ,HJ-.1 ', ,.,f g ' - ' 1 ..-- . 1 , .f-,,...A-3 - '. ' ' ' - ' , f.'Q. ' -12,11 L - . - . - Q ,' 1 H s .....,- ' . .' 1 2 1 ,, , 5 ' . . . .. .S ' x ,: , ,qv ' 1 ' , ,, rl- 1:11 . - - . Q . '-'N Y of lj. . , ' Q ' H . . . Blix ' - ' '- zu Q 0 K I U I I v , . . l - . 0 I U . I 5 ., - s I WMM ullllllllffm BOARD IN CONTROL OF ATHLETICS Standing: Switzer, Crego, Neller Seated: Ritchey, Ptoosenraad, McCasky GERALD RITCHEY Gerald Ritchey graduated from Allegan High School in l922, He received his B.S. degree in l926 from Western Michigan, Where he played haliback for three years. Since graduation he has been connected with the Lansing School System. He coached baseball, track, and swimming at Walter French tor seventeen years. When Sexton was completed he was chosen as athletic director. The complete supply ot athletic eauipf ment available to all school teams, and the excellence oi their schedules is a tribute to Mr. Ritchey's ettciency in his new job. Page One Hundred 'lwc ALAN BOVARD Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is the birthplace of Coach Bovard who went to high school in Ithaca, New York, and attended Kiski Prep in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania. He graduated from the University ot Michigan where he was an All Conference center in football and gained experience with the basketball team. His greatest thrill in ath- letics came last year as our basketball team won state champion- ship. He has had various coaching experiences at the U. ot M., Eastern, and lonia. Since coming to Central and Sexton his football, basket- ball and baseball teams have engaged in 142 games. They have won 116, lost 40, and tied 4. This gives them a remarkable 74.414 average. Congratulations, coach. McClean, Taylor, Boughton, Stevens, Switzer, Buerge Fisher Page One Hundred Thrno .xv N? 'Jim' a Sexton B ,Q 4 0 9 . 'ir slr uh 31221 the 1 N3? ii' 1 'Om 6 0 with Ha ., Battle 6 . W '99 ie, X? -Q 5 ' X . 9' so N- Q m 3 3 of --w?3' X Ogsqr-Q. f , gifs Caerfv ge Q' , X6 10 X 9 O, eb bi G30 06 O 0 QQ '20-I6 Ja? 1535- 669 fakes QSM 11 3322 9+ '45 b wokf who U01 ff? Q-69 93 812: 009 OQQQQQQ 4 'W.1,'co 'ff 0' w'2,2f ff 0 '25 2 fo 0' 26 W 0M'ff','2Fa, url, iv Q 669 70 X Q Sgvfbvga 'if' Jafgxgfv 6 0 . , 0 9 vale Q Q33 252-'f2f? Wwe 'gf f '9 '3?f'3'?'f ' .gy 0 v' 4+ , C9 9 iv , - YQ '75 'ia QQ, geo'1vJ?p QQ, wiv? ,pw X 9 gb 0 4' lib 0, 9',T.fe:ofO,, 2 ' gf mhbled P11111 'Q Q5 945 foo ?QQb99,o?2,b 'V lo:-53 7 0 9' -2 Jo , ' 335 922- Z Q + Ki' wzlx , ,fMf1f . Q' 42 'ml Q 0 'Z' '29 at 69, 'CXQQI3 Oviy ! f,.fn,iI:f!'g,gf'T1f0Cv eav 7 Qu Ga 9' 'iid gb'?v2efz3Xi3'4'w iii? gsff-'21 53SZPlL'Zg0 . Q xx 00465 .. 6 9 at X 12 AP sf3'7?:,9?fZe1' ,f Zblfrsda-R 4 h Q QOZPZKSZ vie' lfipagfqggigeliapggegesecob Q 1. Q0 3, 0 fagffxlaw fQ55if:,5,,,f:1fff0f - J' P' fab . 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Spectators See Classic Q' 12,8046 ova f,,?X Q, 0 W By LAD suNcERLr:ND 0' 1j:'0.,:llQ! 91610105 flow .0459 J 8' Playing before a hardy qsege- A, fe, ,3'oboo,6'0ef Ja crowd of some 7,000 fans who of o5,'1f,, '00, Q, ef, fa, f b,0 , sat hmffmn at rg -run aqua. ol eb 0 O 'se 65- 5 'P lin a temperatv' gag W degrees 'Q' Q bd 'Vx' 415 QNQKQ6 snow 'J 69' win QQQQ65 I 9 ' tm n'o 6f 5Qe6C 0 Q56 H 0 , fs, OX 9 3 Ygfifljgg ' own day '75 5233, 15 Bi: og . on 9 gd D? QQSOQ' Qt 0 'ITB 5enh 1- 'W 9000 ' '09 45 . 'W 49 99' of OQQQ! 'FA-of 'i' 63 ' 0 o wma 0 'I 6, A 'X 969 fy, QQY966 AX dN og' 9 60065499 45 Q9 -05? unexpected forward Bruce Miller, that to Sexton. Starting 48 line 0 0 oaiaxix Q, gs N966-5 365' 953 .4394-w50X Y! -Y81'd final period b A.. A GSQQQKQGQ3 N659 QQO- 63 . o . QQ- . 9' 696' Q50 f 40 '95 O Egan through - with g ' di . 8-Yld-haf 'ia 76 Q Q 0Q34 2oN'o'5'Q0f,1'?9ox2y Ne s vim mm f 0 . V 0 v A2 -9. X 'x ws al , sg go fo 4. Q 9 V 'J -4 .Ao ,Q 00,93 ,Q Q, f xy 99,4 for wins marker 5i3'gg'k 6' ff 9 4555 'v ',,,wv-6-3:10, -Q90 fro. QN vp- mga ma Bobby Pom:- 4V47e,1'v, ef 1 '94 9 0 2, W ,pb f'13'.,i -' 'b9 ,,QY 50 fee, finvins 1 mlb- .9egQ5xg- 6 'Q ,, 34,0 df Lo64,f'vyQ vo, as 0 . re in the lm-diner 313:-'ff' '23 9 A fn 42 SR' X5 5' 5 ' 45 14'4,5r 0 i 6 'fm JV' 2 '- 899 QQ- ,ff for a. yard and 'wr 4, QQ re, 2 ax 'ox ,of ,but this time Q Ge of M we no f fa 'ha , ru, f' ' , I ' - t e en at dl Q 2 as '10 fA',Q3 X mbbed mm x Vs Q, cr N -. 0 Q .Q 6 XX O to 9 UA 69, .ompletely u V , , 1 .7 rl! YI, N Ke 6 1' 'Sn -1 Q 0 CS JCE xx xg Y 0 .nays X. Q Xma- f - ,f ,r , .ri D0 0 fm f z, Q o fe mt 'Q-0 cf, EZ, 52.-. 6 Q .nen teased A' of ' an unno ceo 0 3 9 9: 23' 65 .re ba.1l'game ww GQ 9 S ..es remained to be ,D Q, Q ra ,Quakers were forced ,Q .r'Ne1Ier stalled out the fl 'fo ..g1ng the center of the line 0 3-A .on's touchdown came on its .y real chance to score. The Red: Q hed fh 21 a de ate asa I K7 0 ireac e on spar p iattack after the Quakers had count- led in the second period. Easter: 'ako made good on lt's one ren lchance, the only other threat coming - H.. L-.,,,,-. .....1-.1 L... .... ...g-.4 . , .. tt- 4: . BIG REDS Sexton 45 Grand Rapids Central U Sexton 20 Battle Creek 6 Sexton 20 Saginaw O Sexton 30 Iackson 13 Sexton U Flint Central 12 Sexton 13 Gd. Rapids Cath. C. l2 Sexton U Ann Arbor l9 Sexton 7 Eastern 6 Sexton 34 Saginaw Arthur Hill 20 FOOTBALL The l945 Big Red football squad was rated as a poor successor to the i944 version. In fact, in the pre-season bull sessions, the experts gave them few chances of pulling out of the 5-A league cellar. However, the squad that could boast few lettermen proved it had what it takes to play championship football. The candidates for the team reported for practice on September first and were soon hard at work getting in shape for the first game. Day after day they practiced their hearts out under the hot sun until they could hardly walk to the locker room. However, it paid off as a perfectly conditioned team wal- loped Grand Rapids Central 45-O, and Saginaw 20-O. After two heart-breaking defeats at the hands of Flint Central C12-Ul and Ann Arbor C19-Ol they defeated many of the state's top ranking teams. Probably the greatest thrill of the season came when Capt. Bobby Neller threw two passes to Bruce Miller and Bob Grant, respectively, for the touch- down and extra-point that won the Eastern game. It would be imposible to pick any individual stars from so well balanced a team. The line deserves a great deal of the credit for opening the way for the smooth running backfield. Morale was high throughout the season. ln- deed, the l945 Big Reds were a team of which we will always be proud. Page One Hundred Six , , , ,...,,,, , ..,, .W . ,F ..f 'l ? Sexton Sexton Sexton Sexton Sexton Sexton Perry, Michigan. Normal College in 1936. State tournament. He coached at Fraser High in Detroit , .WS ' Sexton Sexton Sexton Sexton Sexton Coy, Blatt, Hueni, Page One Hundred Seven I UNIOR LITTLE RED FOOTBALL 13 Eastern 19 19 Everett O 6 Everett O 13 Vocational 12 36 St. Mary's 7 7 Eastern O Casper, Kyes, Osterherg, Cus Top ROW: ter, E. Holbrook, E. Holbrook Second Row: Shaft, Farhat, Walker, Reed, Walters, Buckniaster, Epylxy, Lantz, Green First Row: Ogden, Gray, Foster, Haight F. CASSIUS SHAFT Mr. F. Cassius Shaft, that new, good looking, likable addi- tion to the coaching staff, was born in Lansing, Michigan. tWhere's that?D Shortly after that fateful day, he moved to He attended the University of Michigan, Michigan State Col- lege, Wayne University, and graduated from Michigan State Cassius has played football, basketball, and baseball. His biqqest thrill in athletics came when he played an important roll in Perry's 16-14 victory over St. Pau1's of Owosso in the before coming to Sexton Where he has coached two fine Little Red football teams. SOPHOMRE LITTLE RED FOOTBALL O Ovid 37 7 Technical O 26 East Lansing U 19 Eastern U 19 East Lansing U Top Row: Green, Lantz, Schmidtke, Mc- Buckmaster, Culp, Ridenour, Grabowski, Planck, Magq Fourth Row: Kowalk, Shue, West, Rhodes, Whitney, Seeley, Fairnian, Trumhal, Buondono, Foster Third How: B. Stevens, 1. lanes, Kassouf, Stanton, Williams, Schultz, V. lones, McDaid, N. Nichols, Shaft Second Row: Wakely, Brake, Shores, 1. Stevens, Harp, Louckes, l-luisgen, Carew, Smith, Fouse, Manager Casper First Row: Green, Eggleston, Olsen, Schoun, Osborn, Hurley, C. Nichols, Goldner, Mateer, Adado Elie 5 ,Ni Z s ' 4 Q 11 f Y ' ' W QW . - P . I C V as vi f-J -'Q- f . s A ,I ,gif 1 ,lm .2 :1.Q,wx.,f W 15 3 x , ZA,w 'if M wevgfq ,if Lbhf L43 X ft s m J Q Q01 9f7f?3 vw 4 4 Lf Kb' ul i 1 Top Row: Ritchey, Olin, Major, Wilson, Bovard Second Row: Peterson, She-athelm, lohnson, Goldner, Mills, Reifsnyder First Row: Sherry, Crego, Grant, Dilday, Little, Sessions BASKETBALL Sexton Sexton Dec. 14 Midland .. .. 24 29 Feb. 8 lackson 27 19 Dec. 18 Alumni .., .. 28 31 Feb. 13 Holland ... ... 46 34 Dec. 21 Port Huron ., 25 31 Feb. 15 Midland ... ... 23 44 lan. ll lackson ... ... 26 35 Feb. 19 Eastern ......., ... 30 42 lan. 15 Holland ... ... 32 37 Feb. 22 Battle Creek ... ... 25 34 lan. 22 Fastern ... .. 37 35 Feb. 26 Kalamazoo ... ... 35 33 lan. 24 Battle Creek .. 32 21 Mar. 1 Ann Arbor 24 37 Feb. 1 Ann Arbor . ........ 35 43 Won-1 1 Loste-4 TP. ................... 449 510 Average .............. 34 29 14116 5-A Won Lost REGIONAL CHAMPS Battle Creek . . . . . 6 2 Sexton Sexton ...... .. 5 3 49 20 Grand Rapids Union Eastern . . . . . 5 3 33 22 Saginaw lackson .. 2 6 35 27 Grand Rapids South Ann Arbor . ..... 2 6 STATE TOURNAMENT 36 33 lackson M1 final 31 35 Arthur Hill semi-final Won 15-5 The 1945-46 basketball squad with only four returning lettermen was one of the most potent in the state. They opened the season with a victory over a strong Midland team, which was followed by successive victories over the Alumni, Port Huron, laclcson, and Holland. During a mid-season slump, they lost, besides four games, three of their most dependable performers in the persons of Bob Pointer, Bruce Miller, and loe Caruso. On the evening of February 15, loyal Sextonites turned out to see a reorganf ized Big Bed team run rough shod over Midland 44-23. The new lineup in- cluded a pair of Sophomore guards, Don Little and Levane Goldner, with Bobby Dilday playing in the forward slot. This team proceeded to roll up an impressive string of nine victories over many of the state's top ranking These included three games that won the state regional championship teams. and a fourth victory in the state quarter finals. They lost to Saginaw Arthur Hill in the semi-final only after a hard determined fight. Bob Grant, the veteran center, was honored by being selected for the first all-state team. His record scoring of 201 points beat Bob Swanson's string record of last year. Other high scorers were Bob Dilday with 177 points, Crego 73, Levane Goldner 70, and Don Little with 51 points. Page One Hundred Ten I UNIOR LITTLE REDS Sexton Plymouth ... ... 2? 23 Iackson ... ... 36 19 Holland ... ... 38 46 Eastern .... .... 4 0 P7 Battle Creek . . ... 17 31 Ann Arbor ... .. 24 IH Iackson ... ... 37 40 Plymouth .... ... 30 23 Eastern ..... . . . 22 27 Battle Creek .. . .. 32 36 Kalamazoo . . . . . . 28 33 Ann Arbor ..... .. . 22 fl Won 8 Lost 4 Top Bow: Ionos, Bates, Haight, Kimbrouqh Serond Bow: Ritchey, Carew, Lemmon, C. Nichols, Whitecrait First Row: Campbell, Kenney, Cross, Kyes, Benton SOPHOMORE LITTLE REDS MEMBERS OF TEAM Sexton SOPHOMORE LITTLE REDS Wt-:xt 111111111 ,. ... 9 15 Kluxf: 'Il 'I',l'xIJlfli ' I 4 'lg Hulon Benson Donald Gladstone 1Tr1stf'r11 . ..,., 21 28 Ronald Culp lohn Hueni Prittf-1111111 11 10 - WOM Jlmim I I8 24 Robert Haan lorry Lind Tr-fftmit-111 , ,,,, 13 58 Faud Dassouf David Ponitz I1I51'.'5.i,,1' 'T'f'T. i ' ' ... .,,, ...,,.,. Q Zi 15 iii Donald R717 Um lfastr rn ...., .,......... ....... ,...,.. 1 7 1 4 Robert Blutt Chilfles SYUUTOU Won 8 Lost 2 TRACK RECORDS 5-5 LEAGUE TRACK EVENTS GarlockfC '35 . ............... .... 1 0.1 Event Central City f 1 1 1 nftvis '30 .....,...., 10.1 rytfocktc '37 .,... 10.1 AbbO AA 35 0' 100 Ycl. Tyvocki '37 ......... 10.1 Carpenter-C '35. . . 10.1 Abbott-AA '35 ---- 22-5 Carponter '35 ........ 10.1 B YC 134 516 220 Yfl. 117111800 '24 .... .... 2 2.1 Southwell-C '31 . . .224 Uma 'P 440 Yrl. Hmmtt '37 ........... 51.6 Sikes-E '37 ........ 52.1 Newman-AA -,-- 2500 B110 Yrl. Durllrvy '36 ......... 2.02.6 Spencier-E '33 .... 2104.3 Kaiser-E '32 .hhh 4334.6 M110 Bock 30 ..... .... 4 141.8 Kaiser-E '31 ..... 4:39.6 HURDLES Events Central City 5-A League 120 11. 11. ... . Lfvillear '41 ........ .... 1 6.3 Kaulitz-E '38 ....... ..15.5 Smith-1 '41 .......... ....14.8 200 L. 11. . . . '1'yfto:'ki '37 ... .... 23.6 Kaulitz-E '38 ...... . .225 Kaulitil-E '39 . . .. . . . . .Z3.1 FIELD EVENTS Events Central City 5-A League llifxh Iurnp ,... . Nelson '34 ............. 5' 8171 Gallaqher-E '35 .. 0'0 Braxton1BC '39 . .,...... 6' 1 Pole Vault ... . Broadwald '32 . .. .,.., 11' 9 Wonvh-E '38 ... 7507 Vtlonch-E '38 .... .... 1 1' 1170 Broad Iuinyw ... Tyvocki '37 ... ..... 23' 1344 Tycocki-C '37 .... 7144 Tycocki-C '37 ... ...23' 1311 Shot Put .... Kohler '10 .. ..... 51' 6370 Prequlman-C '40 ... 4'4 Slllli1l'BC '40 ., .....4B' 6311 Page One Hundred Eleven BASEBALL The l945 baseball season proved to be a successful one for our Big Reds. They opened the season with a smashing victory over Lansing Technical High School. St. Mary's, however, was a jinx for the Chiefs who were twice defeated by them. The only other blemish on their record was a 2-to-l defeat at the hands of Ann Arbor, after Ray Alberts and Bud Mills, two key players, had gone into the service. Three hard-earned victories over Battle Creek, Iackson, and Eastern brought our team a co-championship of the 5-A league. Players who performed brilliantly throughout the season were: Stan Goldner, Bobby Dilday, and Eugene Cornelius. May l Sexton 9 Lansing Technical O May 4 Sexton 4 Iackson 3 May 7 Sexton l7 Lansing Technical 6 May 15 Sexton lO St. Mary's ll May l8 Sexton 9 Eastern 5 May 25 Sexton 3 Battle Creek O May 29 Sexton l St. Mary's 3 lune 4 Sexton l Ann Arbor 2 Tow Row: F. Miller, Abrahams, Crego, B. Miller, Grove, Morse, Lenz, Campbell Second Row: Corbin, House, Kyes, Driver, Hauser, Bovay, Lyons, Pederson, Goldner 7- First Row: Wilson, R. Mills, Pointer, Sherry, DeBois, Dilday, Cornelius, B. Mills, Lemmon Page One Hundred Twelve fxff , , ' f'-Qt . A,,,:GI'J' Mr. Bob Campbell was born in 'larrisvrr He attended lonia l-liqh School where he starred in foot wall, basketball, baseball, and rack. He decided to give up pole Jaiiltiria when his pole broke at he top of a lump. While attending the University bf Michigan he played halfback ri football, and outfield on the baseball team. His biqqest thrill RCBERT CAMPBELL Page One Hundred Thirteen in athletics carne when as a pinch hitter he hit a home run that won the ball game for the team and a starting position for himself. He coached football and basket- ball at Manistee, and since coming to Sexton he has been backfiejd coach in football, Little Red bas- ketball coach and head baseball coach. CROSS COUNTRY Sexton's city championship cross country team opened its season with a l6'to-39 victory over Everett. lackson defeated the Big Reds l9 to 36 and Battle Creek Won a triangular meet in which We beat Eastern out of second place. ln the 5-A league we took fourth place away from Eastern by a lean one point. The season was marked by Zip Spencer's machine-like running in the num' ber one spot and keen competition tor the other positions. Letter winners in- cluded Capt. Russell Spencer, George Shaw, Thomas Lehman, Gordon Krueger, Herbert Kuhnle, Robert Ewigleben, lohn Casey, Thomas Barber, and Paul Gikas. Sexton 16 Everett 39 Sexton 36 Iackson l9 Sexton 38 Battle Creek 28 Eastern 54 5-A LEAGUE Battle Creek . . . . . .41 Iackson .... . 43 Ann Arbor .. . 60 Sexton ... ... lOZ Eastern . . . . . 103 Top Row: Lyons, MCI-laney, McComb, Bartley, Osborn, Iohnson, Barber, Snider, Harp, Gleason First Row: Krueger, Ewigleben, Shaw, Spencer, Gikas, Lehman, Worden Page One Hundred Fourteen s f' refs' ,f tg ff an m ri, tif 4 551- , if! PQ i Mr. Gleason is a native of Camp Douglas, Wisconsin. He attended the LaCrosse School of Physical Education and Western Michigan. He played shortshop on the base- ball team and ran the mile for the track team. He received his great- est thrill in athletics about ten at ,T 'tl , HOWARD GLEASON Page One Hundred Fitteen years ago when he shot his first deer. After graduating from Western Michigan he came directly to the Lansing School System where he has coached cross country and track. SWIMMING For the first time in four years Sexton had a swimming team. The squad was hampered by the lack of a home pool and experience. They competed with many of the state's top tank teams who repeatedly defeated them by top heavy scores. As they won no victories, the season seems 1ike a compiete failure. however, this is far from the truth as each swimmer has gained a good deal of satisfaction and development from the competition, and as Coach Howard says, A beginning has been made and that is always the hardest. We are sure that in time the team will develop to the championship caliber for which Sexton is noted. Some cf the best performers were Howard Brake, Skeeter Wickham, Zip Spencer, and Capt. Barry Breakey. Sexton Ian. 1U Bratle Creek .. .. 69 15 Ian. 12 Kalamazoo . . . . . 59 Z5 Ian. 29 Eastern .... .. 69 24 Feb. 5 Ann Arbor . 68 16 Feb. 8 Iackson ..... . . 68 16 Feb. 9 Battle Creek . . . . 69 15 Feb. 13 Eastern ...... 60 24 Feb. 16 5-A League Battle Creek . . . . . . 67 V2 Iackson ..... . . . 56 Ann Arbor ... ... 28V2 Eastern . . . . . 16 Sexton . . . . . 2 Top Row: Howard, McClintock, Fiske, Hajos, Breakey, Bement, Ilten Second Row: Galvin, Wickham, Howard, Button, Granger, Chapman First Row: Haigh, Moore, Brake, Campbell, Touse, Houser Page One Hundred Sixteen md Wcrzstrrrri Michi llmric-r wort the state charrirni Mr. lloward spent his hoyhood lays in Denver, Colorado. lie at' ,ericiari Collette ol luriclvcl he Aim l ljhysicqal Ediicfatiori iri Qjl1lCCIljC' aan. Ho took iart iri swiriiriiiriri, ioxiriq at Vilosterri. llis qrcratost thrill iri athletics :africa in ships iri divirify arid breast stroke football, arid the late twenties when Art orif GEORGE HOWARD pflflf' Om' lliiritlrwcl Srrvfriitvwri arid was oii the Chariipioriship ref lay team. He has been ari instructor ot physical edricatiori arid swiriirriiriq at Vifest lrrrrior tor rriariy years. Wliceri we ol Sexton telt we needed a swimriiiiiq team iii order to help Us win the SA league trophy, Mr. Howard graciously agreed to coach it. We are sincerely grate t.il tor his time job done under the most tryiriq circumstances. TRACK The track team opened its season with a good showing against East Lansing, as they defeated the Trojans 58-45. The following week the Chiefs were nosed out by Eastern and jackson in a triangular meet. After this they were weakened by the loss of several key men due to ineligibility and injuries, and were therefore outclassed in the rest of their meets. Bob Grant turned in many outstanding performances in the shotput and Claude Puffer improved throughout the season in the high jump and broad jump. Bill Olsen held down the pole vault beautifully, and Max Eggleston, a sophomore, gave previews of greater performances to come. Zip Spencer, a senior, turned in many fine performances in the mile, while Charles Rahl did well in the sprints, and Captain Paul Gikas was outstanding in the distance runs. April 17 Sexton 58 East Lansing 45 April 20 Sexton 34 V2 Eastern 35, jackson 60 V2 April 27 Sexton 23 Eastern 26, Battle Creek 8l May l Sexton 38 Charlotte 66 May ll Sexton 22 jackson 82 May l9 5-A Meet and State Regional Battle Creek 58 Ann Arbor 48 Iackson 44 Eastern 23 Sexton 9 Top Row: Olsen, Foster, Clemons, Osborn, Fisher, Sharp, Mills, Ieffries, Carr, McDougall Third Row: Gleason, Puffer, Grant, Strauss, Rahl, McKee, Darling, Vlahakis, Wheaton Second Row: Ritchey, Winston, Gray, Hegman, Bell, Lakke, Prayer, Finch, Strait, Goodman, Shaw First Row: Hatch, Stanton, Gikas, Spencer, Dunn, Eggleston, Lehman, Worden, Rashid Page One Hundred Eighteen ,AM Mr. Balmer was born in Lansinq, and he played an important role in Central High School athletics. lie attended Westerri Michigan whore he played football, basket- ball, and was a star pole vaulter. l'ii:'s areatest thrill in athletics came from settinq a new colleqe HAROLD BALMER Page One llumired Nineteen pole vaultinq record each time he set a new personal record. He has coached at Ovid and Corunna High Schools. While at Sexton he has been the end coach for football. I-le will also coach some of the events for track. TENNIS An inexperienced tennis team lost its opener to the Bearcats at Battle Creek on April 27, l945. Dick Perle provided the highlight of the day as he came from behind to whip Kellogg in three thrill-packed sets which was his order cf the day throughout the seascn. This opener gave much experience to the six new members of the tennis team. . They went on with consecutive victories over Eastern, East Lansing, Char- lotte, and Ann Arbor. After two reversals by Charlotte and Battle Creek, they came back to defeat East Lansing and lackson so clinched second place in the 5-A league. Dick Perle and Bill Richards were the backbone of the tennis team as they consistently won their matches throughout the season. April 27 Sexton 3 Battle Creek . . 4 May 4 Sexton 4 Eastern .... .. 3 May 8 Sexton 6 East Lansing .. .. l May ll Sexton 4 Charlotte .. .. 3 May 18 Sexton 5 Ann Arbor .. 2 May 22 Sexton 3 Charlotte .... .. 4 May 25 Sexton 2 Battle Creek .. .. 5 May 29 Sexton 7 East Lansing .. .. U lune l Sexton 5 lackson .... .. l Top Row: Thomas, Breakey, Bissinger, Toebe, Wiltsse, Roosa, Wesley, Bransdorfer, Lantz First Row: Maxted, Page, Griffith, Miller, House, Fiske, Ferley, Epply, Hynes, Richards Page One Hundred Twenty llarolrl l.aritx was borri iii Ko lfoiiif, liirliaiia thft iiiyllioloflicxil 1 i 1 r ' M CWrurlfl horiif al thi aiitoiiiobili wifi gi. Milt, last ricirrifirfirilij Whilo altwfrirliliii llall Stato lffii,livfi1: ffollr,-an iii liicliaiia lit glayfrfl football, baskotball, aricl I iiril .i. . 1-. ,i 13 J ff' 1- Urilvferasily 0 ilffirr lrorii lli Mifl lii1..lc-itballathislioriioliialisclic hf vaiiiw to laiisfsiriii whoro he h . , , iififiri iii llllii. Attoi coacliiiifi HAROLD LANTZ lliiiiw Ono lliirirlrml TWUlllYiillil coached lootball, baskotball, aria toririis. lVlr. Laritz is a triio oxboiioiit ol athletics lor health as lio has over- coiiio throiiah oxorciso a physical haiiclicap that was lott iii tho wako not ali attack ot iiitaiitilo paralysis. llc is tiiriiiriq the tciiiiis team cver to lVlr. Clark this spriiiq. W9 congratulate Coach Laritz Oli the tcaiirs past record and look with cziilldmice to its tiitiire iiridor the cliroctioii at Mr. Clark. GOLF Last spring the golf team stroked its Way to three victories in six starts. They opened the season with a victory over the Bearcats of Battle Creek. After be- ing beaten twice by Eastern, they came back with a second victory over Battle Creek. However, Iackson defeated them 358-396. The Big Reds placed fourth in the 5-A league tournament. Some cf the outstanding performances were: Ewigleben's 87 against East- ern, Session's 86 in the 5-A tournament, and Neller's 91 in the second match with Eastern. April 27 Sexton 387 Battle Creek 406 May l Sexton 381 Eastern ...... .... 3 62 May l5 Sexton 490 Eastern ...... .... 4 44 May 23 Sexton 370 Technical .... .... 3 99 May 25 Sexton 391 Battle Creek .. .... 405 May 29 Sexton 396 Iackson ..... .... 3 58 5-A LEAGUE MEET Eastern . . . ................... . . . . 329 Iackson .... .... 3 49 Ann Arbor .... .... 3 56 Sexton ..................................... 384 Top Row: Sessions, Perne, Thomas, Neller, Ewigleben First Row: O'Donnell, Fairman, Manson, Ogden, Maier Page One Hundred Twenty-two r cn waz: lnarn. ln l9l5, he grad- 111.1 cl lrarn b i .vp Imax, ff, , , .,-A-,Q .3 N-'hw if 3' ' fwz' -Q Z' ti l wr: a trrrat Hn' F 2 clay in Mason , Wlrrzrr lVlar'r'is l3op' Nartlrcarrr lrurvfrlly. llc was rig and York lowag and Wesleyari coach in Nobraslcap Miiskeqori 1 1 MORRIS POP GREEN it is -'ri Page Cnc lturirlred Twenty tlrroe Heiqlits, Miclriqan. Later lie carrie to the thrivinq metropolis at Lan- sing, Where lie coached at Central and dear Ole Sexton. His rnost thrillinq experience was when Huqhy Davis scored two touch- downs aqainst Eastern in l937. gl fl ff, Auf' 5 , . Pffgffgwf X. 2 ef f I f LL fi' l EUNICE LOYER Miss Loyer has been at Sexton since February l943 after she graduated from Michigan State Teachers' College at Ypsilanti. Prior to her college days she lived in Holland, Michigan, and attended school there. Growing up close to a lake provided the background for varied sports and gave her the oppor' tunity to develop a skill and a liking for athletics which gave her the incentive to make this work her career. This early training has proven to be a great asset to her. We are glad to welcome Mrs. Pennell, a new faculty member in the girl gym department, who joined us in September l945. Before coming to Lansing she was a resident of Butte, Montana. Mrs. Fennell attended Columbia Univer- sity in New York, preceding her seven years' teaching experience at Michigan State College. We would like to thank you, Miss Loyer and Mrs. Fennell, for your splendid sportsmanship and constant interest in our welfare. Through your generous aid and patient kindness you have helped us achieve the aim of the gym class, to develop co-ordination, poise, body strength, co-operation, leadership, responsibility, and an interest in recreation. Above are two photos taken during a gym class showing calisthentics and dancing. Each day five minutes of every class hour is spent doing exercises and formation marching to keep in condition. Dancing is taught one hour a week to develop gracefulness and rhythmic timing. Page One Hundred Twentyefour 6 I' , 9 ZZ' 2 - - Al 5 , X 51 G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association which was established in Central in l932 is cornposod ot girls who wish to win a letter by participating in athletics. SOO points are required for a rninor letter, 900 for a rnajor letter and anyone attainina 1200 points is awarded a lavalliere. These points can be earned individually or by beinq on the G.A.A. teams which rneot twice a week after school. They play soccer, basketball, badmin- ton, volleyball softball and tour , , naments are held in archery and pina pong. Also there is swirnrninq and bowlinq. Individual activities are lirnited to two h ours ot participation a week. As a variety ot sports is required it is hoped that each qirl winning a letter will broaden her field ot interests so that she can be equipped to spend her leisure time wisely and with enjoyment. Page One Hundred Twenyt-tive ll' .2 at' X X ff kg., nmnuu . ll 'I it Q. Y E1 4 tt 4:2 FALL SPORTS The approach ot September means returning to school alter a delightful vaca- tion, and coming back to a gym that features the rough, tough, and exciting game ot soccer. A kick in the shins is guaranteed with every game. 'd d indulge in line soccer and ping On rainy days, the girls come insi e an pong. Hildred Switzer, above, is seen smashing a return. When bad weather sets in, the volleyball tournaments start and carry over until the winter sports program loegins. Page Ono Hundred Twenty-six x IX 1 f AY dfX 6 0 at o O A, Q K yfk rf Q A Z K WINTER SPORTS llfiiiifi 13llUWl7C7llllCi in the riyrii dllflllfl the winter months, the qirls exert their 1-iwmy priiicipally iii haslcethall. Each class is divided into teams which play ivli f ther and the wimiiria team of each hour plays for the championship. New lliifllllllllflll courts that were painted on the floor duririq Christmas Vaca tif ri liavu provided a new sport that the qirls have participated iii erithiisi- cxzztically. llifili niimpirifg, mat worlc, and broad itmipiriq also hold an important place iii tlif- physical litrioss program ot the qym. ll'I1 X Uiic lliiiiiiiw-it lwviity si-v I ll of lf u . Q 0,62 ,,., , Q I WH' W o SPRING SPORTS With the first thaw the girls are out of doors sprinting over the mud puddles, initiating their widely varied spring program. This progam primarily features track, softball, archery, kickball, and othe team and individual sports. From the gym classes the girls organized competitive tennis and golf teams. These tournaments were played after school hours on city golf courses and tennis courts. Peggy Gibbs was the victor of the golf tournament and Kay Arbaugh finished the season with the title, Sexton's Tennis Queen. Pat Loomis, one of the girls best low hurdlers, is seen in the lower picture clearing the top. Page One Hundred Twenty-eight QWM Q it iq Tr. I Il I ,445-. 1 pi fx Y w ,,,..-'-'- QC, K 11 Ei111:'111 'i X nf lux 5 PRIZE AWARDS GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD Ian. '41 Garnet Fuller lan. Margargt Icichnson '34 R h C Iune '41 Inez Denno June Nancy ac 'une I u' Orr- Ian. '42 Elaine Shaull lan. Martha Baker Ian. 35 Helen Squires hme '35 Isobel Hardy Iune '42 Donna Carey lune Ellen Sawyer Ian. '36 Marian Cross Ian' '43 BEIIY McGee 'Cm' Donna WOo'ey if ig? Laffy ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL AWARD MICHIGAN HONOR IIIOPHY ' , Sylvester O'Mara Iune 37 MCITQCIFGI Bush Iune '43 Gerald Schaberg 'une . lfm- '33 IVICIIY WhIIe Ian. '44 Karl Hugh McDonel ggi' ggI:2i'dDSZ:On lllne '38 CICIIICG CCIII Iune '44 Leland Carr fine Lewis Dail Ian. '39 Charlotte Reifsnyder Ian' '45 Edward Hacker lung Iohn Alvin Webb 'jg L'2'1gi':e- I IDA A. LAMB MEMORIAL PRIZE ian- R291 Iune '40 Elizabeth Rapp , , une O p , Iune 30 Elizabeth Snow Jan. Iohn McAlvay Ian. 41 lean E. Loree , , R G11 Tune '41 Harriet Fishel Ian. 31 Ruth Weintraub Iune ex I en I . Iune '31 Helen Marion Ian. Robert Spencer Ian. 42 Rose Marion , lime '42 Charlene Hammer Ian. 32 Dorothy Carr lune Robert Adams Ian -43 Ben McGee Iune '32 Virginia Ross lan. Robert H. Blair lung '43 kms Shanks Ian. '33 Irene Bixby lune Ronald Garlock Ian .44 Shine S mmonds June '33 Ardis Linebaugh IGH- Georqe AHCIIOS lung 144 Ncmcg' Shirt Ian. '34 Arlene Furgason Iune William Bell km .45 Mm Vcmvelsor June '34 Martha E. Chamberlain Ian. Harry Conrad ' Y Ian. '35 Elsbeth Farrington Iune William Carpenter ' 5 H l S ff . D l Sh t HOME ECONOMICS LEADERSHIP ,ge VfrZQm'OLj5ViS high Ssjefmtm AWARD Iune '36 Ruby Ruedrich lune Don Heberlinq June '32 Marion Swift lan. '37 Constance Sumner lan. Steven Kras I n. '35 D r thy Wriggles rth lufle '37 leflfl SPIIIIICIG Ilme Edward Wood line '35 Hzlgn Bement WO Ian. '38 Helen Searson lan. Hugh Davis Ian, '36 Virginia Crosby Iune '38 Elizabeth Harrison lune Mervin Pregulman lune 'ae Ruth Iubb Ian. Sully Srcjqer P kb IGH- QJIEGIIES Bfmfflqfffmef I '37 S ' 141 I ' erry ouise in am an. 10 an'-191111 IES? '38 l'xZgI'1or5er'B'roZks Illia '40 EITIITIU PCIII 'une Robert Geohcn lune '38 BettY Slomke 11109 '40 MGIY Helen DIIVGI gan- frank Igcleaii Ian. '39 Patty Lou Rockwell lan. '41 Betty B. Wilson HHS CIIHGS CIWOO lune '39 Carrine Whiting Iune '41 Patricia Sellers IGH. BIIIY COIIII Ian. '40 Iennie Howard IGH- '42 RUII1 NYQCIGICI 'une Duane Russeu Iune '40 Iane Eskridge Iune '42 Shirley Hamelink IGH- EI-'IWCIYGI Hacker SCHOLASTIC MEDAL AWARDS IANUARY 1946 IUNE 1945 COMMERCIAL ART ETA SIGMA PIII Helen M. Shultz Delores 1. Banner Dorothy M. Brooks ENGLISH Nance M'qhC ' lE'!l::1'lOrGarEl'pr? Crawford Marjorie Ruth Krauss Y . Patricia L. Elliott HISTORY COMMERCIAL h d Ioan Gilbert Marilyn M. Switzer ,E,'i:'rGET'li ,Iifngge er Mari Lou Herrol-xii , , Marian Jeanne ess MAEHEIVTFTISSB d 1 Mary E mbe'h Vme Mary Josephine Osburn mes me ' 'I q ey Mary Ioanne Rose MUSIC-VOCAL ENGLISH Mary I. Simpson lean L. Moyer Alice lane Anderson BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD PGIIICIG I-' EIIIOII THE HOME ECONOMICS AWARD Emestine L- Bcdqley Lois Rae Fern Barbara Louise Gleason ETA SIGMA PHI H15-pony 'II-IE DRAMATICS AWARD Patricia Ann Monroe Lois Rue Fern Lois Rae F-em GIRLS' TROPHY AWARD William Bruce Richards Helen M. Shultz GIRLS' TROPHY AWARD MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY MASS-IEMATICS D k Marilyn Marie Stieiel p 1W'11' G14 I iam ames y e I Gu ' mm ' GS Ioan Helen Frederick READERS DIGEST AWARD Gnu' RESERVE AWARD William Bruce Richards William larnes Dyke Marlene Ruth Krauss Patricia L. Elliott GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD MUSIC-VOCAL Elsie Marie VanRyckeghem Martha Isabel Green PHI BETA' KAPPA k X . . IDA Ax!-AMB MEMORIAL Lawrence Arthur Schacht IIEIIISEORY G PCIIIICIG Am Monroe BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL AWARD Gene Stapleton Davenport GIEI- RESERVE AWIIIID Paul William Gikas Robert I. Hoitmaster Carolyn Marlys Iones Page One Hundred Thirty t 1 PRIZE AWARDS IDA A. LAMB MEMORIAL GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD Mary Vine Patricia Monroe Carolyn Jones Elsie VanRyckeqhem Iune 1945 Ianuary 1946 Iune 1945 Ianuary 1946 MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL AWARD Robert Swanson William Dyke Iune 1945 June 1945 MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY ROBERT BRUCE GOODELL AWARD Paul Gikas Ianuary 1946 THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE RECEIVED SCI-IOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGES: University oi Michigan Michigan State College Patricia lane Young William Iames Dyke Robert Earle Rann Gene Stapleton Davenport Western Michigan College of Education Roberto Ioyce Hayward Dorothy M. Brooks Elizabeth Wilbur Scholarship Carolyn Marlys Iones Page One llundred Thirty-one ADVERTISEMENTS We call the attention of our readers to the advertisements on the following pages. These were Contributed by well-known Lansinq firms. We wish to extend our thanks for their helpful support. P41110 One lluiidied Tliirty-tliieu Masterpieces of Art and Medicine No painter of masterpieces had more pride in his work than have our eight pharmacists in compounding your pre- scriptions. Theirs are masterpieces of assembled drugs. For sixty years doctors have depended on us to supply the medicines that have restored many thousands to vig- orous health. C. J. ROUSER DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store 123 South Washington Avenue Page One Hu d cl Th tyf SENIORS . UR ENTIRE STAFF OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES FOR YOUR FUTURE. GAIN IT I-IAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU, AND WE TRUST TI-IAT THIS IS ONLY TI-IE BEGINNING OF A PLEASANT ASSOCIATION. E ARE PROUD OF TI-IE TITLE OFFICIAL ORACLE PHOTOGRAPHERS. VERSLUIS U20-HUC:-:rn Grand Rapids - Lansing - Battle Creek PqO I-IddThtyf Rugs - Carpets THE EDINGTON RUG CO. 422 South Washington Avenue LANSING, MICHIGAN Phone 5-7129 Where the Quality Is Never Questioned LANSING AND ' : , EAST LANSING vvv um uw: msunsnw MEET YOUR FRIENDS .1 at 1 WILEDEN'S PHARMACY 123 N. Butler Blvd. NEW NATIONAL HAT SHOP 6- NEWSSTAND 232 S. Washington Avenue Lansing, Michigan COMMUNITY MINDED The AMERICAN STATE BANK is strictly a bank of service, placing the interest of Lansing and its people first in importance. This is the policy on which this bank was established and upon which it has grown and prospered. Every Banking Service efficiently rendered is oiered you here-plus, of course, the spirit of friend- liness and co-operation that are syonymous with a Home Bank. P O H ddTh GEORGE CREGO GROCERIES and MEATS Phone 2-6915 1026 West Allegan Street ALWAYS RELIABLE Again Available in Limited Quantities LENZ LANSING FLYERS The Better Bicycle CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTERS 100 miles to a gallon OSCAR C. LENZ 415 s. cedar st. The Bike shop PRICES UP? Not at Richman's Where You Can Still Buy GOOD CLOTHES AT LOW PRICES THE RICHMAN BROS. CO 206 S. Washington OUR BEST WISHES OFFICERS FRED MARIN ...., ....,,....7.o,,.......,..w,.,. P resident FRANK M. KROPSCI-IOT. ..Exec. Vice Pres. D. D. HARRIS ,,7..v,,,,..,,...., ....,7 V ice President McKINLEY H. RENIGER 7v.... Vice President WALTER S. RECK o,oo.i....., Assistant Cashier WILLARD J. WELLMAN I.ItI,, .IIt.,.... C ashier E. A. FOERCH ............,...,. Assistant Cashier JOHN L. MAIERLE ,....,..... Branch Manager DIRECTORS JOHN AFFELDT, JR. Affeldt's GEORGE P. ANDERSON George P. Anderson Co. W. FRED BARKER Pres. Barker-Fowler Electric Co. CHARLES F. BUEHLER Treas. Walsh Investment Co. BARNEY C. COX Pres. Melling Forging Co. ROY DEAN Dean Sz Harris ALBERT L. EHINGER Gen. Mgr. Ehinger Realty Co. H. CHRIS HANSEN Sec'y and Gen. Mgr. Lansing Dairy Co. D. D. HARRIS Postmaster CLAYTON F. JENNINGS Shields, Ballard, Jennings 8: Taber LEROY LEWIS Pres. and Mgr. Lewis Fuel Co. FRED MARIN President McKINLEY H. RENIGER Treas. Reniger Construction Co. BANK OF LANSING LANSING, MICHIGAN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hundred Thirty-seven Milf, S 4, w ' t g 0 + I : 3 .E 5 q Your future can be as successful as you choose to make it . . . just as insurance brings protection in proportion to the kind and qual- ity of the policies you select. For complete protection, and sound counsel to your insurance problems, always see the Auto- Owners agent in your com- munity. uto-Owners INSURANCE COMPANY Home osrlcs .... LANSING MlcH1GAN AUTOMOBILE :: COMPENSATION :: GENERAL CASUALTY Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Lansing Colorplate Co. Manufacturers of Printing Plates BETTER BUILDING BETTER EQUIPMENT BETTER ENGRAVINGS BETTER ANNUALS 317 North Larch Street Telephone 2-7022 P OI-Idd CONGRATULATIONS MOVING - CRATING - PACKING - TO THE GRADUATING CLASS SHIPPING OF SEXTON Household Goods PEoPLE's FINANCE SERVICE. '-AN5'NG STORAGE COMPANY We Know How INC' 440 N. Washington Ave. 320 Olds Tower Building Telephone 2-2672 To THE GRADUATES... All Honor and Glory to those who achieve. It takes energy and effort to prepare our- selves today to cope with the problems of this atomic world and those who fight are rewarded. CARDY'S JEWELRY Michigan Theater Arcade Compliments of S A M ' S 317 N. Washington Avenue CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, AND SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS GREETINGS TO THE STUDENTS OF ONE OF THE FINEST SCHOOLS IN AMERICA ALL LANSING IS PROUD OF THE J. W. SEXTON HIGH SCHOOL WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY WOLVERINE' 2'?..'!!t'f5.F PqOI-Id dFty GREGORY, MAYER 6' THOM CO. S'l'.t'I'l0Nl'IRY, l'I!IN'l'lNG, BLANK HOOKS, l,0USl'I-l.l'I.Kl IJIGVIVICS l.ithographim: and Engraving OFIVICIC FURNITURE 234 S. fillliilll Avo. Lansing, Michigan PHONE 2-0757 Coniplimvnts of THE SHAW IEWELRY CO. lI0 N. Washington Ave. I,:1nsin1.:. Michigan Graduation Gift Headquarters Pnqn O H idr d F ty one f -1af:s55i5:555E5i5i5EEEEEE2 HN WATER rvofmo was on WHATA BMUW' 'lliif FOR ONLY 4 S! 54507314 00fWE6'770N5 X WANT MINE M11 fElllf:5:5:5:2:5:52:5-5:ss-5:fs:5:55152:115:25:L551ii1:1e.1:5:255:3:f., A DA y f NEEDED f THE KXTCHEN I I V l MM-M-'ffw AUTOMATIC! afvmpf I - Har WATER Azwnxs - 'HQ N ll I ,. , . - ,. I xl A .. gs E f 'f ' 'WM' 3:-1 ,,.- 1.:gEgEQEf25E?'51QfEg J J N ..... . 4.4.. 3252555s'izf?2i2ais'23553. 4 ' ' 5 I 5f59?i?5iE?Qi3ii'f'f552314 555E55?E5i5??i5i5??55555555?5?555 E5 NN ' 25252525252525232525252522252if5252EiifisiiiiiisiiiiiiiiieI RIILIANTI'1CWl'J6'1l1tyl Stfllilflg new style' Gleam for less than 41 a day! Come in and pick out your In xx lute emmel flnlshl Supphes plenty of hot new Duo Therm Automatic Fuel Oil Water Heater water for the dNCI'dfDCfd1D1ly of four automatzcally now Four slzes to choose from! Dun TH RM Automatlc F.Iel U11 Witer Heaters World: Largest Manufactufcrs of Fuel O11 Appliances MOTOR WHEEL CORPORATION LANSING MICHIGAN WAGENVOORD 6 COMPANY LIBRARY BOOKBINDERS - BOOKSELLERS 310 North Grand Avenue Lansing, Michigan MORGAN'S GRADUATION GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR 70 YEARS Established 1876 MORGAN'S YOUR JEWELER 121 S. Washington Avenue First in News First in Circulation THE STATE JOURNAL The Leading Newspaper PRINTING PAPERS . . . WRAPPING PAPERS . . . SCHOOL SUPPLIES . . . DAIRY SUPPLIES Always Phone 2-1207 THE DUDLEY PAPER CO. LANSING, MICHIGAN Home Delivered Home Read I BE SURE IT'S THE LOCAL PRODUCT , 9 ICE CREAM- The Cream of Michigan Page One 'Hund c1F't y-three Where Quality Prevails . . . CLYDE B. SMITH AGENCY, INC S M A L L ' S Insurance 211 S. Washington Ave. Wilson Building 'I'he Home oi Hart, Schaifner 6 Marx Clothes Plume 4-1419 Manhattan Shirts and Sportswear MAX HARRYMAN SHOES 118 South Washington Avenue Lansing Michigan COLLEGIATE FOOTWEAR ALWAYS THE NEW Smart Apparel for OUTDOOR SPORTS DINING, DANCING, OR AFTERNOON WEAR SPROWL BROS. Compliments of JEROME AND HARRIS CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 1102 Olds Tower Bldg. Compliments of I OHNSON'S DRUG STORE Corner Allegan and Logan Streets SCHOOL SUPPLIES SODA FOUNTAIN BAR N YAL SERVICE DRUG STORE OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES Let Us Always Be Your Florists LANSING FLORAL COMPANY 1010 E. Mt. Hope Avenue HOME GROWN FLOWERS PqOHddFyf ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE ETC.. PROTECT YOUR INCOME AII Other Kinds of Insurance Trl'-'Oi PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY EMIL G. LAMBERTSON AGENCY 510 American State Bank Bldg. Lansing, Michigan Phone 4-5483 Compliments to the Graduates Flowers and Gifts for Every Occasion THE FLOWER SHOPPE OF VEDA FOSTER 124 E. Kalamazoo TELL YOUR DAD ABOUT JOHN HERRMANN'S SONS Fine Tailoring for Men Since 1878 A ppliances Fixtures All Electrical Supplies For All Things Electrical Come to BARKER-FOWLER ELECTRIC CO. 114 East Ottawa Street Phone 2-1355 SHOP WHERE YOU CAN GET ELECTRICAL SERVICE PQOI-IddFIyf SHOES FOR THE FAMILY MERRITT 6 BAILEY 112 V2 North Washington Ave. CUpstairsJ MILLER, BAILEY 8: COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 1708 Olds Tower Building LANSING 8, MICHIGAN All Kinds of Insurance and Bonds ZELIN C. GOODELL RALPH GOODELL MINA E. KARKAU DeWITT R. HOADLEY THE DYER-'JENISONHBARRY Co. LANSINGLENSURANCE AGENCY THB INSURANCE B1,u'o.I 23 Scum GRAND AVE. LANSING. MICHIGAN Business Training of College Grade ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE Just West of Knapp's .Y Associated with Jackson Business University ' 3 MODERN PHARMACIES Prescriptions written by your physician, and filled by our pre- scription depart- ment, are the most effective cures for illness you can use. 1706 So. Logan -- 2508 So. Cedar LANSING 116 W. Grand River, EAST LANSING Compliments of Central Trust Company Lansing Pu ge One Hundred Forty-six Compliments of EDWARD G. HACKER CO. REALTORS If It's Paper You Need . . Call THE WEISSINGER PAPER CO. 201 North Hosmer Street Phone 2-0878 LANSING MICHIGAN For Better Satisfaction May We Suggest SEALTEST' HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK and SEAI.TEST ICE CREAM Distributed by ARCTIC DAIRY PRODUCTS BUDD'S MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 318 S. Wash. Ave. Phone 46615 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, RADIOS, RADIO- PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION, RECORDS, SHEET MUSIC and PLAYER-PIANO ROLLS Get this free booklet on Business Careers As Commencement Day approaches, you will soon need to decide What next? 'l'o help you in making early plans, we'd like to send you a copy of our 1946 Bulletin. It ex- plains what the field of Business offers to this year's graduate. It tells how you can prepare quickly, at low cost, for a good office position, with bright opportunities for the future. It ex- plains how our Placement Department can help you to get a better start in a competitive world. LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Ionia at Capitol Ave. Phone 29813 Dependable ICE AND FUEL SERVICE LANSING ICE AND FUEL COMPANY Page One Hundred Forty-seven As Always-- DELICIOUS! CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH For Good Taste's Sake M Tasty Fried C H I C K E N SERVED UNJOINTED MINUS SILVERWARE PLUS SHOESTRING POTATOES HOT BUTTERED ROLLS AND JUG OF HONEY FOR ONLY 8 5 c OTHER TASTY DISHES FAMOUS GRILL MICHIGAN AT LARCH Compliments of HCTEL ULD The Toast of Michigan RE Michigan at Capitol P OI-IddF h RAY THROOP INSURANCE AGENCY 120 N. Pennsylvania Avenue Telephone 2-6258 Compliments of VerrA-Kleen Cleaners 407 N. Washington Avenue N. E. Williams, Prop. Phone 5-0211 VAN PEENAN'S dowers 127 East Michigan Avenue Phone 4-1437 Compliments of NORTH SIDE PHARMACY H. E. Glass, Prop. Washington Ave. at Grand River In Business for Your Health Compliments of MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Olds Tower Lansing. Michigan Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hundred F TY INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Acme Business College, .,,s,s.ssss American State Bank eEE..aA.. Arctic Dairy ,ccccc....,v... Auto-Owners iii,,iii Bank of Lansing, .,...cciiii.. .. ,,.,, -- Barker-Fowler Electric Co .r...rr Bike Shop, Lenz ....vrr..rrrrr.r...,, .- Budd's Music House ....rr,.. ...... Cardy's Jewelry r,r,rr...., Central' Trust Co. ..rrrrr C, Crego, Geo., Grocery. rrr..r rr..v, Dudley Paper Co. rrrr , ,....,trrrrr,rrr , Dyer-Jenison-Barry Co. Edington Rug Co. ....... - Famous Grill .....rrrrrrrrrr Flower Shoppe ,rrrrrrl..r,.vrrrrrlr.r.,. Gregory, Mayer KL Thom Hacker's Real Estate Co. rrrrrr... - - 9 Harvin s r..,rr....,rrrr,rrrrl.,rr, ....r, Hi-Speed ......, Hotel Olds lr...... Hurd s ....,.,r.r.............,,...... ...r.. John Herrmann's Sons ...,.,rrr,..,. J ohnson's Drug Store rr..,rrrrrr,rrr, Jerome and Harris, .....rrrr ....r C Lambertson, Emil ,...l...,,rrrrrrrrrr Lansing Business Universityrr Lansing Colorplate Co. ..rr,,rrrrrr ,- Lansing Floral .,,r........,,r.r Lansing Ice and Fuel. .....r...rr., Lansing Storage ...,rrr...... Max Harryman Shoes ...,rrr Merritt and Bailey rrrr or r..,.,rsrr C Motor Wheel Corporation ,,... Michigan National Bank. .,.r,rv Miller, Bailey Sz Co ..,.,. ,rl..., Morgan's Jewelry ....,rrrrrrr..,,rr New National Hat Shop. ,r,r... North Side Pharmacy ,r,r,,..vrrr People's Finance Service, Inc Probst Drugs rl., ..r.r,,...,... -, Ray Throop Insurance ..,rrr Richman Bros. Co. ..,,rrr,l.rr.., - Rouser Drug Company ....r..,rr ! Sam s Inc. rrrr...,.rrrrrrrl.,...r,rrrrrrrr Shaw Jewelry Co .l...,. Small's, Inc. ....rr - Smith, Clyde B. Sprowl Bros. ,,.... C State Journal ..,,....,r,r,,,,.. VanPeenan's Flowers .,wr..l. VerrA-Kleen rrrr . ,rrrrr,,...r Versluls Studios l.....rrrl, s.rrr.,r I Wagenvoord and Companym, Weissinger Paper Co, rr,rr..rrr , Wileden's Pharmacy rrl... Wolverine Insurance ,..... Page One Hundred Fifty 'E1WJ11iL'1L3 'f 1 K ' ' . - ' KL '-Ji,Cwk-lilfsvl'N!RQ33'K.iF1n'!?'?'1M'f-!vlifWEf,.451:4I 'wi-iwhfwia-'1nuQ1fMvWrWMihM3Q4KWl lNrKi -YQ? 1 1 P1-J ' -1 WAQYAYM - limi' .: I, . 1 Xu, af? N F , 1 A-:Zwk 4 1' 1: 5 r, 219' Q ' 3111-1 11 ww - ' WL m r . f' 1 v' va 1.1 il ,1- . fp- 4. 1 ,, . .' 111, -' .Im ' ' -1.-N -1 ' , 1- . 1 V x,'Y 4' 1 uv 1. T, - 1. 335 ..P ' ' 1 ' . . xi' 7 , .. - 41' rv L -VH, KW J 'gx ' 'M 1 ' 'Q f, '71 .'-' Q1 ' 1 - , , 1,2 ,..11.1x ,. ,1 1: ,IM 1 ,, , , ,,,1 , ' N ,- 1 , 1 1 1 A 1 .11 'J 1 J' . I 1, 1 4, . ' pig ' i ' T, 11' 1' - 1 1 , wfif L1 qu ., - , A 4 . 5 um o W - . V .1 .1 --egg ,Wt v-1 ,. '. ' - g...1-ma:.11.,11. -f fvw' 11 '1 1' 1 -M , l I-1:1 1-1,,13m. 1. y 7 -, 11-.f1'3? 'm':' . . ' 2 wa N +4 1 1 :,f1.' v'f q, 7-' . : '1s,'f-?,1, . 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