Luther L Wright High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ironwood, MI)

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 nick poghcich morion UILURMS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT

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HISTORY In the fall of 1938 the doore of the Luther L. Wright High School swung open to admit a noet promising group of freshmen, who started off the year right by electing as their claee officers! Marion Williams, President-; Arthur Tresise, Vice-President; Donald Hibbert, Secretary; Charles Best, Treasurer; and Carol Taylor, Cheerleader. This group was assisted by Miss Janet Reid and under her guidance our freshmen assembly was produced. We gave a very clever take-off of the Gone With the Wind- premier. Our Sophomore year was given the masculine touch by the election of John Holst as class President; Carl Simila, Vice-President; Charles Best, Secretary; and Henry Puro, Treasurer. This year not only did we give an excellent assembly but our Sophomore party was also a great success. This active group of undergraduates was sponsored by Miss Margaret Jones. Then came our very successful Junior year, during which we produced an assembly mimicking i ' Blondie and Dagwood Bumstead in Ancient Borne. Miss Janet Goudie was a capable adviser. On May 16, 1941 we entertained the annual Junior Prom. The decorations were highly appropriate carrying out the theme of Rational Defense. The ceiling was a huge American flag in crepe paper. The walls were decorated with suitable figures representing the various branches of the armed forces. Our Prom was led by the President Bob Wanek and Vice President Carol Hasslnen. following them came the Secretary-Treasurer Charles Beet and his partner. Now comes the most important year when as Seniors we elected as our capable officers! Nick Pogaclch, President; Marion Williams, Vice-President; Henry Puro, Secretary; and Carol Taylor, Treasurer. Besides the unusual assembly, we ended the year with a class party and picnic, and of course were graduated. 8

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Hill [ 1 { ft 01 0 ELEANOR AILI She la a woman, therefore may be wooed—she is a woman, therefore may be won. Choral Club 4-H Sewing Club Her silence conceali Commercial Club 4-H Boost Right Club LUCILLE ALBERT The Jollieet, happiest, sort of a girl, and a friend to everyone. Red Uppers Radio Club I-Coed, Pres. Debate Club Senior Pep Club Chemistry Club Dramatic Club Bowling Club National Honor Society « GEORGE ANDERSON He works to live, not lives to work. VIOLET ANDERSON While she laughs, the cares slip away. Girl Scouts Choral Club H. R. Pres., Soph. Variety Club JENNIE ANDRINI Always ready to lend a helping hand. Drill Team Red Peppers Senior Pep Club Plag Swinging GEORGE AUGUSTINIAK Pair-haired, blue-eyed, his aspect blith, his figure tall, and straight and lithe. I Club Sgt. at Arms H. R. Treas. Sr. Basketball, 3 Pootball, 3 ARVO AUKEE His silence conceals much. Hi-T AUNE AUKEE She's backward about coming forward. Red Peppers Variety Club Dramatic Club Girl Scouts 10