Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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It is our aim in the presentation of this annual to commemorate the victories and accomplishments of the past year ln Onsted High Schoolg to treasure sweetpmemories of our school days together, memories which have made an indelible impression on our lives. The Editor . Hg' The gy L. 'm'7p1Q 5 C5016 G'L1'm'u al P Rfsfuwreo WTUYUU BY THE Samnonz CLASS QNSTED u-HGH SCHGDL QNSTED, Macs-HQAN 394 if Q i ' ii 41?,fr' 'v .l ' - 7 gf' lg L9 6' id Q CARTOONS BY THE PERMISSION OF THE WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS LIMITED r Riff ooo 1-H we.-,, , . 5555. YL . ,i , EL ' -a- fyz ' 9 o o x ,, T ws 'TH .iff uw , E f-Wx Q-:w 5 v .V I X . - Q' 'D 'K iw' 'I' fri x EDQSQENEIEIQW E . H- IDEDIC!-XTICDN '- IIBUAIRID UI: IEIDUICIAIIIUINI -- BUILDING - I IFJMEIIJILIW - SENICR5 - JIIUINIIUIRS -- SOPHGMQRES IITIRIESIPIIVIIEN Q- JUNIOR I-IIGI-I IGIRILXIDIES - ACTIVITIES -- IIVI IU S IIC -M SPGRTS '- ' AIIUIMIN II - JOKES '- I IIII-IIB IEIINIID i ' :nail :aL ii L I 0 'ii 7, 511 ...vsp Ja I' X1 f-fi . W! :Irfan 'J Ml BVI 'QQ 4 I F lpn ' 'Im FTIRFEE V Ed1t0r.......... 1 -ssociate Editor ,, 630 L Sports Ecitors.. Class Historians Advertising... Sales Managers.. Personals.... Plays... Humor...... Class Will... Class Prophecy.. Activ1ties.... Pictures... Art Editor.... Sponsor... ANDP Go LDP ST.AP'! ll P P .....Eunice King ...Loyal Kahle ...Alvin Kimball Betty Wimple ...Norene Knapp s Len Vallad loglLOiS Large Delmer Hardy Kathryn Reynolds Fred Wilkins ...Paul Holland Helen Yenor ....Doris Large Norman Peters June Stoddard Clifford Cattell Beulah Babcock .Evelyn Pickford Reginold Ross ...Phyllis Merx Dale Warner ...Wanda Francis Raymond Lloyd ....Jane Dowling Dorman Bugbee .Gordon Williams ...Mr. Andrews xii .J ffm. -mlm NW 1 f f 4-QQ. bb g,,. .L I I O., S4 ' I . I L U Y 'I f-- ', I .' Qifilf' ' f if Q -I u Ol if ' w S' Lx N L iL J ,' It Q I ' w D E D I C A T I O N THE SENIOR'CLASS WISHES TO DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO MR. ANDREWS THROUGH WHOSE INTEREST AND COOPQRATION THE PFBLICATION OF THIS ANNUAL HAS BELN MADE POSS- IBLE. 0 fi f ' -54 .E Q53 'Q . Yu' W 5. Q ,llwl 47. S130 f.. 1-f 7 .F 4 k 1 H Why Q.. SCGDL - SONG FIGHT FOR ONSTED CSung to the tune of NOn Wisconsinn Fight for Onsted, Fight for Onsted, YOu are doing fine: We want you to do your best, A victory sure this time-- Rah! Rah! Rah! Fight for Onsted5 Fight for Onsted, Fight on for her fame: Fight, follows fivht, An we will win this game, n-1 W I i I ' 4 1, Fm M IM!-fa--v .J de Q . 'fb Akgg 1' 21-4' ' . ' S, in CNSTED PUBLIC SCHQCDI CNSTED SCHGGL BUSES f 1, - fs,-,,. , , -Ji' A K Q.- l r . ye A ,-5.1: .' FL., ,- x ' L U, AJ nf ' ..,., f' , -.S .' Pf .wfi .V -5533 ,. , ,IL , 9' Z , . ,wr Q 1 N- 1 - - ,gggxvw f z -, J' i?g,y5?fiyf'E'gSR'F A a.w3a'1:,1w31v, 15. :1.s:u fggLwwg:p,,g,:-,ai ,I -'Vw-A -, K , , . - H 1 4 nm ..-ff 4' '-3 , ,.1 .. ,Q n. 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Degree CAgricultureJ Michigan State College East Lansing, Michigan Graduate work, Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michigan FRANK A. BENEDICT Principal Band and English Eastern High School, 1932 ' Lansing, Michigan B.M. Degree, Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michigan ' Graduate work, Michigan ' University, Ann Arbor, Michigan O -x Q as 95 x jhd 1:4-ui' lr. Ik . a ,A .,,.. . ,f A rlf S 1 Ng Ga x fm'-4 - JG Q. an -1 95? is Q -- d I .ggi wx? ' Xhg' ' was .Cn 3 O JOSEPH R. ANDREWS Commerce fnd History Paris High School, 1952 Paris, Illinois A.B. Degree, Central Normal College, Danville, Indiana Graduate work, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana LYLE VANDEHBROOK Farm Shop and Mathamatics Hastings High School, 1919 Hastings, Michigan B.S. Degree, Western State Kalamazoo, michigan Graduate work, Michigan Uni- versity, Ann Arbor, Mich- vigan, and Northwestern, Evanston, Illinoisl RI CHAR D HILL History and Coach Bloomingdale High School, 1953 Bloomingdale, Michigan B.S. Degree, Western State Teachers College, 1937 Kalamazoo, Michigan ' ,z.L rj Q x 4' -Q as 'x O 'gzf-,A ' - lulf- 755. 'I XZ: ,mf fl, '- ,nf HA XX . ,may C ,ff,..f..se.. M M la ' 49 F93 ar Y S1 'Eh U :IN in v lui- : - LEORA HORNING Home Economics and Music B kl Hi h S h 1 1954 B?g? DggreegfHo3eogc5nomicsJ Michican State College, 1959 East Eansing, Michigan MEAWEMW Intermediate Adrian High School, Adrian Michigan Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti, Michigan MILDHED GOODYEAR Primary St. Louis High School, 1956 St. Louis, Michigan Central State Teacher's College Mt. Pleasant, Michigan 'P I 9 NX f,..7f3'.-.. ,Sm hr ' ge '46 -q-3' . 9 pw! 4 FA C U LTY Adglbgl-1, D, Huhpl- Frank A. Belledif-l Rox: F. IJ, Hllflflll N1I111'1'iIlf1'llllf'n ..., . N 5 W ix Wi . . . A . RN QA xg . , 3 Lyle- Vumlm'ln'0 f l'l'fIl1'ilIflI . ok .Iosvph R. Audra-ws Ri.-lm,-41 ls, Hill Leora N. Hornin g Mildred J. Gondye-ul' Ms-:Iva A. P6-'l6l'Sl1ll 5 i I i ! i i fsEmu0rQg, Qu- .M X Y X x K ,fxvr X N xr . -pf X X ' . 1.--'x...-- ff - fs Q .f !X W N, ,. ,N I, is W. H 'g 1 'fl ,fra- V ,A -5 '-M-:Lf,g.......- -n A !,,.., - ' ff 53,9 ' Ti? SENIOR cLAss HISTORY For youth to look ahead for years, N ' ah if v O cl qi! l ES-1 Q what a long stretch of time it seems: but now that it has passed we feel as though it has g ne all too quickly. In September, 1956, a new group of 28 students entered Onsted High School. Miss Hobart was chosen to lead us through the wilderness of our Freshmen year. The high-light of the year was the Freshmen Return Party for the Soph- omores. . Our class was put in the care of Mr. Andrews during our Sophomore year. One of our proudest privileges was to serve the upper-classmen at the annual Junior-Senior reception. bmes I2tthbnfiea Osigi? He ?531nmS?SeT5 number and with a lot more school spir- it. Mr. Vanderbrook had the responsi- bility of guiding us through our Junior year. In the spring, nHeart Troubleu, a highly amusing comedy was presented to an appreciative audience. We im- mediately set to work on our Junior- Senior banquet and J-Hop, as farewell gestures to our superiors. At last we were supreme rulers of the other classes. Mr. Huber was our sponsor. This year we presented uPeople Are Funnyn, which was well re- ceived. Our crowning achievement of the year was the publication of the HPurple and Goldn. A trip to Washington and New York brought to a close not only our Senior Norene Knapp 9 Je W year, but our whole high school course. a 0 4 0 4.b 7l0'4' iiigir NN il 'f,..,iff'3La.. 5 9 i SENICDRS Norman D. Peters Loyal V. Kahlc Loix and Doris Large' E1'Cly11 I. Pirkford J. lizuzivff King Ulifford f'. Uattell Elizabeth M. Wimple Frvrl U. Wilkins Kathryn. A. Ixfrynolrls Heginalrl J. ltoxx Wumln V. l rr11u'ix Len E, Vullarl Norcne J. Knapp x fs ., .P- 1,f .w. . . x , .gm 'F i . .. , -V J 1' ' 1 TT, :!..'52 1. k .. -1, 1 . . . ,,-v- .. , yu, . , . '- . 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Stoddard llclmcr E. Hardy Hclcn. I. Ycnor Dorman E. Bugbec M. Phyllis Mera: Edsel E. Fish Ruby E. Warner Raymond E. Lloyd Beulah A. Babcock Alvin W. Kimball Tf. ,zgvgxlt ' HV ' ,N -W 'r 1 4 H ' 1 .,, .'. .. ... '53 i'W'L 1. 'A 1.4 'x:'r -3.f' Q wi. -JF,-'-' ' Fa , - eq!!-'5.-1 . ., ., , - xv if-T , V . 'r f-..! ., . ' -Q ,1..1. , V .'1:-,' 5 ' .. v' wt 'JA 'V-5.1. 4.fg,fx'1f. ' 5f'f.'?f . f -uf, 1 n 1? 1:1 11 .-. , L 1 w xi we f. - . .1 f - ' 1 4 v A f , V - 2 I M E fl sf . Pg sf tb' 1 3335? 5: lb ,JJ NORMAN PETERS President 5,4 F.F.A. l,2,5,4 Treasurer 2 Senior Play Annual Staff LOYAL KAHLE Vice-President 4 Basketball 1,4 F.F.A. l,2,5,4 Treasurer 4 Junior Play Softball 2,4 Onstedite Staff 4 Annual Staff Assoc1nte'Editor Deltq High School 1,2 Student Council 4 Baseball 5,4 EVELYN PICKFORD Secretory 4 Glee Club 1,5,4 Senior Play Home EC . ' Club l ,5 Band 2,5,4 B ' tbcll 2 5 nsggnager 4 Annual Staff DALE WARNER F.F.A. l,2,5,4 County Farmer Annual S aff i--1 DORIS LARGE Treasurer l,2,5,4 Glee Club l,5,4 Senior Play Home Ec. Club 1,2,5 Treasurer 5 Band l,2y5,4 Annual Staff NORENE KNAPP Vice-President 2 Secretary 5 Glee Club 4 Senior Play Junior Play Home Ec. Club l,2,5 Band l,2,5,4 Secretory 5,4 Vice-President 1,2 Basketball Manager l,2,5,4 Onstedite Staff 2,5 Annual Staff G.A.O. Treasurer 1. CL IFFORD CA 'ITELL Basketball l,2,5,4A Junior Play Senior Play Band 1,2,5,4 President 5,4' Softball 2,4 Baseball 1,5 Athletic Association President 4 , Treasurer l Annual Staff LL-N h . . VE fi .f . , N Y ' 35fglgSJ?PjXX .rl AIA., U 5-fv 'F-X1 Nels' NE f 'Q ,F J 1 la A. Br- l 'JYNX .P adn? I f C - 4!ilP if ATI-IRYN REYNOLDS Q President 2 Vice-President 3 Glee Club 4 Senior Play Junior Play Home Ec. Club l,2,3 I Bend 1,2,5,4 President l,2 1 Basketball 1,2,e,4 Onstedite Staff 2,5 Annual Staff Athletic Association Treasurer 2 ELIZABETH WInPLE Secretary 1 Glee Club 3,4 Junior Ploy , Home EC. Club l,2,3 Band l,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Basketball l,2,3,4 Onstedite Staff 2,3 Annual Staff Athleticikssociation Secretary 3 G.A.O. President l an JANE DOWLING Secretary 2 Glee Club 3 Home Ee. Club 3 Senior Play 4 Adrian l Better Speech Club l Annual Staff 5 . lu ' L- EUNICE KING Glee Club 3,4 Senior Play A Junior Play Home Ec. Club 1,2 Band 2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Coach 4 Onstedite Staff 3,4 Associate Editor Editor of Annual Student Council 4 President 4 G.A.O. LOIS LARGE Glee Club l,3,4 Senior Play Junior Play Stage Manager Home EC. Club l,2,3 President 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Annual Stsff RU BY WARNER Glee Club 4 Home Ec. Club 2,3 Basketball 2 Annunl Staff PHYLLIS MEBX Glee Club 3,4 Home EC. Club 3 Onstedite Staff 3,4 Annual Staff , ---1 -2 Wwe sry Ill 'i we , Q5 E erik' a '!?' 5? ,a,i3b., sig, .5455 FP . Q W u H. WE' 'P ' c , ' W Faq I' WLNDI. FRAN C IS Tecumseh l,2,5 Glee Club 4 Senior Play Basketball 4 Onstedite Staff Annua l S ta ff HELEN YENOR Glee Club 4 Senior Play Hone Ee. Club 3 Onstedite Staff Annual Staff PAUL HOLLAND Bnsketbnll 2,4 F.F.A. 1,2,5,4 County Fnrnnr Junior Plny Senior Play Annual Staff 4 REGINOLD ROSS F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Senior Play Ass't Mgr. Softball 1,2 Annual Stnff 4 Named the Onsted 4 ite FRED WILKINS B9nd 1 g2'3 Basketball l,2,3, F.F.A. l,2,5,4 President 4 Senior Plny Mgr. President 1 Track l Softball 2,4 Baseball 3 Annual Staff 4 DELER HARDY For nA. 1,2 ,334 Reporter 2 County Farmer Senior Play Annual Staff 4 LEN VALLADA 1 F.F.A. l,2,5,4 County Reporte County Farmer Junior Play Annual Staff Baseball l ALVIN KIMBALL Band 1,2,5,4 F.F.A. 1,2,5,4 Senior Play Junior Play Mgr. Softball Annual Staff Mgr. Basketball 4 Student Council 4 Vice-President 4 r RAYMOND LLOYD - Dearborn High li 15,4 Annual Staff 4 A 'S P . P qggig f 7 5,.frf2 .f 14 1 Q 11 4 S v I., fnv g. E l ' U 'fi if . .C v . ' - , f M .W t,, 4. 4 1 .-aff : 'f l af I' n. A 9 Q! BEULAI3 rnncocx l Glee Club l,5,4 Napolean l Library Club l Annual Staff JUNE STOUDARD Glee Club 1,4 Junior Plny Home Bc. Club l,2,5 Band l,2,5,4 Annual Staff DORMAN BUGBEE Adrian l,2,3 EDSIL FISH Post High School l A 'VM -'il -. 'il ua- V 94 J W1 6 A ,Hx C C., 0 1 C M Q V K5 , l fM'Wf+' ia m il QM 'I Y l CLASS PROPHECY OF 1940 'B U We - he S? 0 Last Ssturdsy morning, Icioy 5, 1950 it was necessary for me to leeve ng home in Onsted to make s trip to Hollywood. I arranged the evening before that my capable assistants Beulch Babcock and Ruby Werner sholld take charge of my beauty solon while I was goue. I left on due first train, taking with me a letter from a elsssnnte, which to my surprise contained clippings from news- papers. I learned that Kathryn Rey- nolds is teaching dancing in Paris. Alvin Kimball is doing a thriving under- taking business in Chicago, because of the small pox epidemic. Len Vallsd is quite as busy as Alvin as he is s doctor at the some place. Evelyn Pickford was proclaimed tennis champion at the 5Olym- pic games this year. Arriving in Hollywood I checked im- mediately at the famous Glsmous Hotel, book by Jane Dowling. The next morning I took s Werner cab to the Wilkins and Ross Studios, there I found Paul Holland directing a movie. It took the whole morning to settle my business there. Since I intended to shop that after noon I stepped into e lsrge restaurant. From the menu cerd I learned that Doris Large was the proprietor. After lunch- eon I went to the Kahle depertment store to purchase a cost. On the way back to the Hotel I met Helen Yenor. She told me whst she knew of our old Classmates 71.114 . .. up :-- Pfofa 4-If' :fx-.,. ' an ffm'-4 P1 . , psf-L'- ' K lgf . fb .QGQ Ex1 P3 3 Q I CLASS PROPHECY fCOIl.7 .- Dorman Bugbee is presid -est trust conpnny of Wimple and family are ranch nt Dallas Texas. drugg1st.1n New York. - is the grentnst ,inven He has just completed set which is n vnst imp A I spent that eve Los Angeles newspaper. page I reed sn article Kings nursing nt the ti in Louisiana. I also -Knapp hes been selected for one of the greatest times. On the society .June Stoddnrd nnd Lois for Africa May 14, to school for the natives the last page I sew t wonderful inpersonstor will give a redie ent from strtion W.H.K.C. Raymond Lloyd was thc ship I returned arrived in Onsted who the street- hut. Norman asked him' what he wqs 'he was m rried end wes farm near Rome Center. 'beck in Onsted once mor to have had dll Vthis the class of 1940. - ent of the larg- Amerion. Betty living on n lsrg: Edsel Fish is a Clifford Cnttcll tor of all times. n new television rovement over the first sets thst cane out. ning reading the On the front proposing.Eunice me of the floods read that Norene as lerding lsdy pictures of-all page I rend that Large are levving open s mission ., As I turned to he picture of the Delmer Herdy. ertnfnnent May lthe aviator home on. When should I meet Peters. When doing he told He 12 of I on I me owner of n lgrgg I was glad to be e, but glad, too, Infornetion from Phyllis Merx 1 ix Q is zankgtmu AWi?u'A:fS fWmf'W r ' -x Qilfl. ' M j 9.5 I -gbmgl ,u l . 1, fiifiQ'i I , I A A X trim- 1 . f-' I r I ' ,f SENIOR WILL -I I SJ I' wg X dl R. I F o JP' ' 4 1' 1, i ' ., ' 1' Y ' lx! I 4 g KN X fl X ' I 4 .Q f ., G We the class of 1940 being of unsound , ' and failing health and about to pass out of ' this sphere of education, in full possession o f a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and M almost superhuman understanding, and knowing , that sooner lor later all classes must grad- uate and putting full faith and implicit trust in the promises of the faculty that we will be a graduated class some time this May but still fully realizing and considering the uncertainties of the frail and transitory life of a senior do make publish and declare this instrument as and for or last will and testimony hereby revoking all Lormen or other testimentary dispositions a nd making voide l former wills or promises by us at any time here before may or mayhap carelessly spoken one to another as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. P ITEM 1 We give and bequeath to superintendent, Mr. Huber, our sincere affection, deepest reverence, hardiest gratitude and the whole unlimited wealth of our eternal memory. ITEM 2 A a We give and bequeath to the faculty a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights, also all the amazing knowledge and s startling information that we have imparted - to them in our examination papers. l ITEM 3 . ? We lvc and b queath to the Junior olas our well known ability giigi q t s. v 5 -- v. ' 1 I 1 G J , .1 0 A ig.. u' ' 5 . 'I' les 4 ' . f? ' e 4 ss .J 5 up , p . ,hw . - if 'HV , I , f W I' C .f.i' .pdf i Q . n Tu? 'S' A-'fi' 'ig j Mx S 4 ff -Q I 8 5. ITEM 4 l .To tho Sophomoros wo givo and boquoath and to thtir huirs and assigns forovor, all our stupidity and ignoranoo. ITEL 5 To tho Frsshman class that is to bo, wo boquoath any ovorlookod cuds of gum. To tho class of l944' wc boquoath our sympathy. Whilo wo are still horo wo fool for thom ovon if ws do not roach them. With hearts full of charity and trying to overlook their many faults, wo losvo to thom our vacant chairs and seats, wo intrust to them our empty lock- ors, and gonorously rosorvo for thom our placos at tho drinking fountains. IT35 6 Individually we boquoath tho following: I, Dolmor Hardy, loavo my dainty figure to Dick Frooso. I, Edsel Fish, lonvo my boistrous ways to Floyd Bonnott. I, Ruby Warnor, boquoath my babbling spirits to Holon Bakor. I, Juno Stoddard, will my dignity to Ernie Black. I, Paul Holland, lonvo my nthlotic ability to Lord no Glanoy, 1. 1 F D All ,N Q sf Iiklmq, tl ' ' - M' fgikhx Hrs 'aging-' Q, V Ah' WX 0 . v X, kj ' C Q - iil' B 3,1 .4' PNK f',NeeB4!5 '-'XY QI' if A . W 1. ls, :We-'Rl at QF . M 'K L' , Yathryn Reynolds, will ny becorllnzf hair 7 o Donna Redfield I Phvlli fGI', will y wno thlnl thel need Norene Ynapp, will ny anyone who wi hes to brown eyes to anyone tllera scholastic record to follow it , d 5. 7 A A J 'do 21 - 9 if , U s V1 11. ' m L I, L ' D A I, Elizabeth Wimple, bequeath my quiet laugh I, I, 1, I, I, I, I, I, I, , I3 to Martha Baker. Lois Large, will my affectionate nature to anyone who thinks they could use it, Norman Peters, will Basil Foor. my stunted figure to Jane Dowling, leave my business like atti- tude to Hal Heath. Fred Wilkins, will my studious attitude to Alberta Emery. Helen Yenor, leave my modernistic ways to Velma Baker. Clifford Cattell, will my brisk walk to anyone who feels they are in a hurry. Beulah Baecock, bequeath my rosy complex- ion to Ramona Stoddard. Wanda Francis, leave my bright colored shirts to anytne who thinks they could improve their appearance with them. Loyal Kahle, bequeath my bathing suit to La Verne Kuhn. Alvin Kimball, will my ability to get along with the girls to Hugh Drake phd 1:49. 'Q ,I s 1 . gl V 's. 'QS-I' A ' N fem' W +G 'u si' +L U' u rev Q F w KT a'YE QF I I r-JC I, Eunice King, will my pondcrous bulk to Virginia Gibson. 1, Doris Large, bequeath my shy disposition to Ethel Skeesc. I, Raymond Lloyd, leave my, blue ford to any one who thinks they can buy the gas for it. I, Evelyn Pickford, will my boyish ways to Elizabeth Merx. I, Reginold Ross, bequeath my unkept hair to Is Edwards. I, Len Vallad, leave my drawling spceck to Allan Froelick. I, Dale Warner, leave my girlish ways to Hahlon Terry. I, Dorman Bugbee, leave my ability to dance to anyenc who can copy it. We nominate, constitute, and appoint the class of 1941 as executors of this our last will, ani in order to avoid embarrassment we direct that tley be allowed to serve without bond. ' Signed and sealed in the presence of the Faculty, whom we thought best to ask to be- come attesting witnesses hereto. 6 y Q it i e l TM Qgjjfft' Off.. New V as fp' e is N F559 fiuwnekgf v Qiagyfggv., '- MT Q Fx. t rf, 3 N455 ' O 35 Q :L . .a Af- 4 i .,L, 1 , g, Q . X P3 I ' I . .' N .Y -z , 57 F: n E x Z .A ei ' .f .v:x:,.r ,A 4' 1: ,531 13 ' x.,:EI6'3l1Y'7JE. x 'A 1' 'x I v ,lv lJ.'sv-- W1 1 . J' V3-OJ--s..f d ag' B , and ,L Z JUIQIOH CLASS 111 STORY Q Q D M 5 UV S2 -fu 1 The class of 1940 High School as Freshmen membership of 35, the ever to enter entered Onsted in 1957 with a largest class Onsted High School. Miss Hobart was chosen as our sponsor. Many parties and roasts were enjoyed through out the year.. Miss Clark ity of guiding more year. The was the Freshmen big success. As Juniors goal to be upper ing was chosen took the responsibil- us through our Sopho- most important event Reception which was a we came nearer our classmen. Miss Horn- to guide us through this year. We presented, En Route to Happinessu in April. The Junior-Sen- ior banquet was was attractively white. A large held May 2. The Gym decorated in red and group was present to show their farewell respects to the Seniors. President ...... .George Fitch Vice-President..John Holland Treasurer ..... Donna Redfield Secretary. ..... .Norma Currie Sponsor.... ....Miss Horning O 45 5? .ll 4 F, 7' ,v,,,?L?2.... ' Qiveiix if V45 JUNIOR8 l 1r.s't Now flrfl lv fjgllfj l'marbara Snininers, Ruth Hatcher, Elizabeth Nlerx, Norma Currie, Iohn Holland, Miss Horning, Donna Redfield, Nlartha Bal-zer, Alberta Enierv. .S'm'1r1nf Row Urft to Tigllfvj Dale Redfield, Al Hohnson, Elwyn Silstorf, Dorothy Dowling, Ruth Drum, Ramona Stod- rlarcl, Leroy Baldwin, lVlahlon Terry, Tom lVlinartl, Arthur Rainey. Third Row Cleft to figflfj George Hunt, Lawrence Glancy, Gerald Ryan, Robert Rvan, Herbert Glancv, Ravmontl Outinan, Paul Morse, Gordon Williaiiiis, Lawrence Dowling, Ernie Black. Not in picture:-ljhyllis Fish, George Fitch. rm, Nw fig' -.- W. 5...-,.J 2-p-,sf ,-Q fl .7'- :vi . f4'g4'L .A A .1 r-'94 Na ,L - flu? 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Martha Temple.. Tom Hopper .... Jessie Hopper.. Robert Forbes.. Sylvia Semple.. Dave Ingalls... Honora Hortense Harry Konrad... Flossie Konrad. .Elizabeth Herz .....Tom Minard ..Enle Redfield .Donna Redfield Gordon Williams ...Norma Currie ..LeRoy Baldwin ...Ruth Hatcher ...Mahlon Terry Barbara Summers .Elwyn Silstor huh ...Phyllis Fis Q 1 Ml! qsmf- Director. Miss Loora Horning 4' Q73 A 9 f 5 l lll l' . 'Q- uan as .a Maltz... i. 55' .,f if - A ,la ia, :- . VF' . ' M: -EL o s gf Qav . Lg K 1 SCHOOL NIGHT The third annual School Night held on November lst was attended by a large number of parents and patrons of the school. School night is held in order that the people may visit regular classes and see Une type of work that is be1ng done in the school. During the dey all the teachers visited various schools to pick up new ideas if possible. At nine o'clock a general program was five-n in the gymnvsium whi dd ccn- sisted of band reheerssl, high school girls glee club and the grade room glee club. Afterwards ell country students were returned to their homes by the school buses. ---Mr. Huber , ' ' fiiw 0 U it M f NNE- RMT EW' If -Qs-' , x, ' '--:es ' 'va f s0PH0M0zQEy GN Eff .:'f :'s'T.2ig'.., -- Yi , ,f 0 i 7 X 0 'X X A - A I 235: 1g . X. -,f if N' ,lf 'Z' 'ff' . U 6fiwiqi -lb SOPHOMORE CLASS VISTORY Q , H!! T' r ew ll Q. O Onsted High will little note or long remember what they said here: but it can never forget what they did here, Alduough they are conmencing to look a little more natural, they still have a few spots of yellow on them. They thought that they were up in the world when they were called upon to initate the Freshmen, but they were merely a grade ahead of Une Freshmen, but they did a good job and gave a good supper after the initation at night. President,.......Donald Seger' Vice-President.Harland,Woerner Secretary.....,Willard Pawson Treasurer... ...LaVern .Kuhn Sponsor......kr. Hill Ak W? 4 M 95 5, , ,lhl I' -N ---Len Vallad . 1 kBQI QM H' . 7 fJf2'M , , -me in SGPHGMORES Firxt Row fleft to riglzzj Doris Walriier, Patricia Hawkins, Elzie Black, Willa1i'd ljawson, Harlan Woerimer, Mr. Hill, Donald Seager, La Vern Kuhn, Alberta Skinner, Nlarion Cummings. Seczzfzzf Row flefl to Tiglllj Lucv Finiele, Clive Derbyshire, Naomi Piekford, Dorothy Hendryx, Ruth Pike, Evelvn Dowlinv, Carleene Tutliill, Bettv Steuwe, Emilv Wi111 ale, Leah Daven wort, Ruth Wooden, . v . . l l Georgia lVlerx, Helen Baker. Third Row fleft to rightj Iolmn Gardner, Donald Dart, lack Marr, Kent Forrester, Elwyn Merx, Roger Smith, Marvin Vallacl, Basil Foot, Loraine Glancv, Harold Hatcher. Not in picture:--Artlinr Pence fP1QEsn-4ME1xy I Ail ff if W 712 1 E ish -.1 '3.Q1U ' lil W .4 Q? '2' 75' W ff' 'x ' U JW' W Aww, 0 wan D 'vxgxk VQI, FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY X ei O 453' xm'Q AHF, O r Listen my children and you shall hear about the greatest class that en- tered the Freshman year. They took the initation full in the face and managed to swim through the green fog that sur- rounded them. They must be almost through it as they are starting to uxrn yellow under the gills. They had a return party for the Sophomores after they survived the initation. President. ....... Marion Lloyd Vice-President .... Leta Skeese Secretary .... ..... Velma Baker Treasurer ..... Milton Williams Sponsor.Mr. Andrews I ---Len Vallad 'x T 71.44 Y 'D ., ,ff D W 0 1 X -'mit . -, .. A .'. ik p ' I I I 1 FRESHMEN First Row fleft to rigbzrj ycrduA n0sdr:1hciR, j'rz1M nnA letneD, allccraM llil1tuT, nmleV rckaB, r1oiraM dyoll., Mr. Andrews, nywlE sdmwdE, 11oll1z1M pol1siB, 11ralC rclliM, sillyhp ekoms, ndeirl: no5drahciR, 11j'liraM nngol.. 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Mr. Vanderbrook was our sponsor for the year. We had a fine basketball team and we were able to win quite a few of the games. President..... ....Dee Huber Vice-President.....4Mary.Reynolds Seoretary.....Justine Fijelkowski Treasurer.... ....Lo1ita Cummings Sponsor..mr. Vanderbrook . ---Norene Knapp img? ' .wif 'mil Q50 Gi F5 x gf' Q . 5 Aytziigkgwfi A sllaiis 'iii SEVENTH and EICHTH GRADES First Row fleft to rigfytj Doralcnc Wirxmplc, W11x'cl Preston, Iustine Fijnlkowski, Dee Huber, Mr. Vanderbrook, Mary Reynolds Lolita Cummings, Iovcc Dcrbvsllirc, Nlvrln Frank. Second Row flvft to rightj Donald Blum, Russell Ycnor, Luurcne Piclcford, Roslyn Cummings, Norlene Clancy, Claire l'-larwoocl, Lois Francis, Wciulcs' lVIycrs, Royal lVlcR0bCrts, Riclmrcl Wraiglit. Third Row ffeft to rigbtj Riclmrd Nlcrx, Gene Williglrxis, Eldon Cheesbro, Donald Buell, Dale Iett, Curl Ehlinger, Robert Piclcford, Ieromc Holland, Nlaurice TCL1Cl10Llf. 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Third Row Cleft to rightl - Richard Neely, Blaine Harwood, Linwood Wim- ple, Edward Johnson, Wallace Wilkins, Will- iam Fish, David Vanderpool, Raymond Buell, Jack.Glancy, Ward Bradlsh, Maurice McRobert, Carl Cattell, Joe Procup. Not in picturez- Joyce Ryan, Billy Murphy Keith Bailey, Lois Ryan, Marie Herrmann ' PRIMARY ROOM First Row Cleft to right! Barbara Johnson, Jeanette Bradish, David Stabile, Joan Stevens, Richard Kent, Lois Peavey, Charles Fish, Joan Winter. Second Row Cleft to rightj Deana Winter, Nancy Branch, Delbert Fish, Anna Lou Prockup, Harrietta Pickford, Vonda Lee McRobert, Mary Wllkin, James Clason. Third Row Cleft to rightj Mardell Burton, Richard Riley, Dean Bailey, Douglas Monagin, Charles Reynolds, June Van- iman, Miss Goodyear. Not in picture:- Patty Francis, Douglas Johnstone, Kathleen Schultz, Jackie Francis, Elaine Hawkins, Lucille Huber, Mariel hcRobert, Howard Pennington, Roger Allshouse, Dean Clason, Beverl E 5 'x ' Y qaggai Siegfried, Jean Spangle, Wayne Tilden. x C 0 ' ' ' as ygygh QLEU? AS' il w-P lNTER,MIiDIv4XTF, ROOM l'RHVI14XRY ROOM' 4RCTlVITlESff X M99 Q ffYf I 1' C FA X ' X f . ,JN if , N Cal 0 if 1-QS v J1'1,.p'Z:'1l . rf X -.'.5 5i .Wm ,W-,,, w J u H. irst Row Cleft to right! Eunice King, Justine Fijalkowski, Marion Lloyd, I' yllis Smoke, Elizabeth Wimple, Ruth Drum, nda Francis, Helen Yenor, Beulah Babcock, arf Q fb get .B GIBRLS GLEEBPCLUB i Carleene Tuthill, Betty Steuwe, Marion Cummings, Patricia Hawkins, Clara Miller, Miss Horning. ' Second Row Cleft to rigutl Norene Knapp, Ruth Wooden, Ruth Hatcher, Ruby Warner, Lucy Fenicle, Evelyn Dowling, Ruth Pike Dorothy Hendryx, Doris Large, Donna Redfield, Dorothy Dowling, Lois Large, Mary Ann Dentel, H Marilyn Logan, Pauline Snyder. 'third Row lleft to rightj ' Myrla Frank, Joyce Derbyshire, Rosyln Cummings, Etnzl Skoese, Maxine Snyder, Leta Skeese, Inez Bournes, Leah Davenport, Doris Warner, Emily - Wimple, Phyllis Merx, Evelyn Pickford, Doris Dentel, Jean Cummings, Velma Baker, Alberta Skinner, Lolita Cummings, Laurene Pickford. Not in p1cture:- June Stoddard, Kathryn Rey- nolds. BOYS GLEE CLUB First Row Kleft to rightl Wanda Francis Cpianistj, Tom Minard, Roger Smith, Leo Lannom, John Gardner, Kent Forristen Raymond Outman, Miss Hornlng. Second Row fleft to rdgjutl - Royal McRobert, Eugene Summers, Floyd Bennet, Dick Freese, Robert Hymn, Mahlon Bishop, Elwyn Silstorf. Third Row Kleft to rightl Don Buell, Robert Pickford, Jerome Holland, Marvin Vallad, Wenley Meyers, Lawrence Dowling, Harold Hatcher, Laverne Kuhn. 3 Not in picturez- Hal Heath, preddie Wilson Harold miller, Lorraine Glancy. mgQ SB h swzx Q WJ! 1 . 1' Me' A w We - fe . ff f' B ' 45, . All 5 X if KBOYS CLEE CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB ',., QI- W:-'L' :aff f':'X,.fT-E:.?'.' . . .ifin .' ,, ,.3, 59.36. . X. ,Q A iff 'gg , ,. 7. J ' . .. 1 I 'Q 15- if fr' V 2' fifiiriif- L- 5211 , -' --sY u:,. ' ' Q., . , 1' 'I'-.. 1. , , - ,L ,Hb 4. A , 4 . ,V f . 'f-X 1. fb' - , 5-, , .a 'Hi' ,r S 1- ,,,-, 4 -. ,-,. n , 3 TZ . 'W-'A.m.',Q-75 ' 1. , - as f.,. F I' 4-H HANDICRAFT CLUB F Q lf L 1 z .M .f-xr.. ' .T ' T-11-2 .U, , kk'-I ' The Handicraft Club for boys was or- ganized at the beginning of the school year. It had the enrollment of 19 members, 9 who were first year boys, 9 who were in the second year, and only one boy in the fourth year. The handicraft club gives the boys an excellent chance to learn the fundamentals of manual training. It in- cludes the study of native trees, wood identification, selection and care of tools, reading and drawing of plans, pre- paring and applying single finishes, and many other phrases of work. The practice and knowledge gained from Une complete satisfactory project make carpenters of the boys. The members of the club this year consist of Dale Jett, Robert Pickford, Wenley Meyers, Maurice Teachout, Richard Merx, Eldon Cheesebro, Donald Crawley, Keith Bailey, Hichard Neely, Donald Blum, Dee Huber, Gene Williams, Raymond Buell, Jerome Holland, Royal mcRobert, Don Buell, Dick Wraight, Russell Yenor, and Carl Eh- linger. The officers of the club were: Carl Ehlinger, Presidentg Dee Huber, Vice- Presidcntg Donald Blum, Secretary: Maurice Teachout, Treasurer. Their capable leader was Lyle Vanderbrook. The members displayed their projects at Adrian on Achievement Day. Dee Huber was the only boy to receive honorable men- tmn. ---Wanda Francis. FR 1 Q36 pm! 1 'N 0 Q ,ga gag? .h 'i!g,:1, 11 fu' A f!m1,,,? Q3 , li PC rdf ti f e Q THB c1RLs' 4-H CLUB The Girls' 4-H Club was organized at the beginning of the school year. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, ,Q Q P C , L Claire Harwoodg Vice-President, marie Herrmanz Secretary, Justine Fijalkowshis Treasurer, Mary Reynolds, The leaders of the Club were Miss Horning and Miss Peterson. All girls ten years of age and under 16 years are eligible for membership. The fol- lowing girls were admitted as members: Lois Ryan, Joyce Tilden, Leis Francis, marie Herr- man, Helen King, Lillian Peavey, Norlene Glancy, Mary Reynolds, Claire Harwood, Peggy morris, and Laurene Pickford. The meetings were held twice a week in the afternoons. The 4-H Girl in Cotton Pro- ject 41 was worked out. The project included the nmking of 2 tee towels, l stocking darn, 2V patches, 1 apron, l slip, and l cotton dress. The girls canpleting the project dis- played their work in the Adrian High jsghool for Achievement Day, April 5, 1940. ' Those girls making dresses were in the' dress par- ade that evening . membership certificates and 4-H Club buttons wfre given to members completing the work. Those receiving honorable mention fgr outstanding work were Peggy Morris, Helen King, ani Norlene Glancy. 9 ---Wanda Francis , ypdah W in Q v A5 Q P Q0 4'-lx 0 1 . 'Y '. 3- 'Is ,,,,if?2:l, ,gg H 'eq STUDENT COUNCIL U This year thc school had a new organizntion added to it's growing list. The Student Council is a body made up of students from the High School, to help make our school a better place to come to. The Stud- ent Council is composed of the fol- .lowing members: Eunice King, Loyal Kahlc, Alvin Kimball, Dale Redfield, Tom Minnrd, Alberta Emery, Donald Seeger, Marion Cummings, Hilton Williams, Florence McRoberts, Claire Harwood, and Lsurenc Pickford. ,The officers of the organization arc: President, Eunice King, V1cC-ppCS1- dent, Alvin Kinbsllg Secretary- Tressurer, Ton Minerd, and Reporter, Marion Cunmings. The advisor for the group is Frenk Benedict. The only activity' the Council had for the year was the Sports Ban- quet for the students who took part in th? different sports during the past year in school. ---Wanda Francis yndx ls fl D X Jo , 0 , I Nh, ggi 1 N S f fist. 3Q i 5' IT F5 u P lf Q Q . . .Q s- UJLHQ ' STUDENT COUNCIL I f Q. 'gl' Q st Row Cleft to Tight, Dale Redfield, Ton Mincrd, Eunice King,Alv1n Kimball, Marion Cummings, Loya Knhle. Second Row Cleft to right! Laurens Pickford, Claire Harwood, Donald Senger, Milton Williams, Alberta Emery, Florence NcRobert, mr. Benedict. 4-H CLUB First Row Cleft to rigutl Richard Merx, William Fish, Wallace Wilkins, Linwood Wimple, Maurice McRobert, Edward Johnson, Gene Williams, Royal McRobert. Second Row Cleft to right! ' Mr. Huber, Joyce Tildcn, Lillian Peavey, Raymond Buell. Donald Blum,. Justine, Fijelkowski, Dale Jett, Claire Harwood, Carl Ehlinger, Wenely Myers, Mary Reynolds, Richerd Neely, Miss Horning. Third Row Cleft to rightl Miss Peterson, Helen King, Dorslene Wimple, Lourene Pickford, Roslyn Cummings, Norlene Glency, Lois Francis, Peggy Morris, Betty Burton, Betty Fish, Nina Aungst, Joyce Derbyshire, hr. Vmnderbrook. Fourth Row Cleft to rightl Barbers Fish, Maurice Teechout, Dee Huber, Eldon Cheesbro, Donald Buell, Russell Ybnor, Robert Pickford, Jerome Holland, Richard Wreight, Myrlr Frank, Lolita Cunmings. Not in picture:- Lois Ryan, Keith Bailey., Marie Herrmnn. CJ QQ 'f,.,l153L-.. we J x ew yojr. , .lf STUDUNVCGUNCH .4l1CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERKA f ':: :-.-L.:-x,-' Fw,-1, fr-fx - 1:1 ip 'QNXSSQQ-, W QR G1 WM 942,23 E ARR X551 ff 2 C? A Qiwrlfggk C8 dw K9 27 Cf ffcwjw SD U'00 xLf9Ql X B , s L V r Z PURPOSES l. hi i U Ain Q 'r 11. x Slat., IFN. 4 A a avg' . L' f . r- ' Y. . W .-i 5 V i H I n r To develop competent, aggressive, rural and ngricultursl leadership. To create end nurture n love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and Uwirwwk. To create more interest in the in- telligent choice of forming occupa- tion. To encourage members in th: develop- ment of individuel farming programs mnd establishment in fsrming. To encoursgc members to improve the farm home end its surroundings. To participate in worthy under-tak- ings for the improvement of agricul- ture. To develop chsracter, troin for use- ful citizcnship, and foster patriot- ism. To participate in cooperative effort To encourage end prnctice thrift. To encourage improvement in scholar- ship. To provide and encourage the devel- opment of organized rural recres tionsl activities. Raymond Lloyd I WHWF- -N V7 few ' WY 2f.,!j'.3.... gg 'NIJ FUTURE EARMERS OE AMERICA First Row flefr to figllfj Ernie Black, Arthur Rainey, Donald Seager, Tom lvlinard, Loyal Kalile, Elwyn Silstorf, Mr. Huber, Reginald Ross, Dale WLIFDCF, Alvin Kimball, Kent Forrister. .S'f'L'w111 Row fleft to right! LaVerne Kuhn, lack Marr, Marvixi Vallad, Raymond Lloyd, Norman Peters, Robert Ryan, Roger Sniitli, Harlan Woerner, Iolin Gardner, Raymond Outnian, lvlalilon Terry, Delmer Hardy. Third Row fleft to rigbtj Harold Hatcher, Willard Pawson, Len Vallad, Lawrence Dolwing, Lawrence Glancy, Gerald Ryan, George Hunt, Paul Holland, Elzie Black, Donald Dart, Elwyn Merx, 'Basil Poor, Loraine Glancy. Not in Picture:-Harold Miller, Fred Wilkiiis. MUSIC f me J Hn l M f ' X L ,f M-1, TWV' x 'A W fb 'vlu:91im XS 5' 1 I G U s U What ear has not quickened at the sound of drums and the blare of instru A nts approaching in the distance? 5 'hw Q y 1- ul 3 Q ' ere is something about the flesh of O 1 i u n 1 ? i Y k color and the martial sound of a band thatsets feet tapping end quickens the pulses of young ard old el ike. The On- sted School Band with its purple and gold uniforms is a band thf-t Onsted may well be proud of. During the past yeer the band has played for school activities, fairs, giv- en ccncerts and participated in two fest- ivals. At the beginning of the year the band joined the Jackson' County Music Association. This association organized a Jackson County All-Star Band which meets at different places each month. The Onsted Band had the pleasure of send- ing the following players: Kathryn Rey- nolds, Norene Kne pp, and Doris Large, Clarinetsg Donna Redfield, Trumpetg Gor- don Willierrs , Baritoneg Rmnona Stoddard, Fluteg Wanda Francis, Piccolog and Dale Redfield, Drums. . The highlights of the bands activ- ities are the music festivals held in the spring. The bend entered two: The Lenawee County Music Festival, and the State Music Festival at Ann Arbor. The band played at several P.T.A. meetings during the past year. We played for 4-H Achievement Day held in Adrien, April 5. We closed a very busy and successful year by playing at the Michigan Theatre at Jackson. ---Wanda Francis jhd :Law I 1 I I 4 0 . I 4 r n . 5 P 1 Y 9 W uv K. 4. ' x. 1 N . cw gy .X gs' TWXND FLUTE Ramona Stoddard PICCOLO Wanda Francis CLARINETS Kathryn Reynolds Norene Knapp Marcella Tuthill Doris Large Emily Wimple Marcella Onsted Alberta Skinner Helen Baker Illa Westfield Claire Harwood Don Buell Laurene Pickford Virginia Gibson Jeannine Burto11 LaVerne Kuhn Dale Jett June Stoddard BAND INIEMBERS SAXOPHONES Lois Large Alberta Emery Loic Schultz Mary Ann Dentel CORNETS Donna Redfield Mary Reynolds Peggy Morris Carleene Tuthill Evelyn Dowling Betty Lou Burton Donald Blum Audrey Richardson Naomi Pickford Dorothy Hendryx Raymond Buell Florence McRobert,s TROMBONES Clifford Cattell Eunice King Frieda Ric-hzirdson Kent Forrister Lennard Herrlnan BARITONES Gordon Williams Marvin Vallad Paul Holland Jerome Holland ALTOS Elizabeth Wimple Alvin Kimball Dee Huber BASSES George Hunt Al Johnson DRUMS Dale Redfield Lois Francis Evelyn Pickford Justine Fijalkowski lei! x , s , 1 1--rv 1. 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' -H H flew' - pf .: , - ' Ji' ja :vw N 4 ,fv:.'V , , 1' Q- x I 3, p ,. x f1R.,.W 4 4 - , 1 Q X ,fffff-'aggx 0 K SP0 :QT gf f fW V Q U7 Oy ' 1 'X X if JM 'V WN EP' Q is , v T Hfrv' u: qlh . 2 C0 NAA ' .glib L.l74 I I s P ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - The Athletic Association is an association to which all the Stud- ent body belongs. The officers of the Associa- tion are elected each year by the student body to represent them and see that the Athletics are carried on properly. ' They have the following off- icers: President, Vice-President, Secretary, and ' Treasurer. wEach office is held by a student in the upper four classes. This giving each class an opportunity to take part. The duties of the Association are to raise money and take care of any problems which might happen to come up. OFFICERS President. u o 9 0 0 0 0 9 0C1j.ffOI'd Vice-President....n..E1wyn Silstorf Treasurer...........Marcella Onsted Secretary.... .....Marion Cummings ' ---Elizabeth Wimple 2 I i T 1 Ax Q50 55 Q P5 5 ' ' T352 Eff ,- 'N 0 0 dlp .A it 7 f,,,Z2.l.. i s I Q, P+' IQ Eg NLU 4,5 if E? . X03 ' B4 2 Uiyy GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES 1' 1959-40 ' They We - Dec. 1 Cleyton there 8 15 Dec. 15 St. Joseph here 12 9 Jun. 9 Clayton here 9 14 Jan. 16 Deerfield here 14 16 Feb. 9 Sand Creek there 9 22 Feb. 15 St. Joseph here 5 22 Feb. 25 Deerfield there 21 11 BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES 1959-40 New Nov 21 Addison here 27 26 Q Nov 28 Hanover there 19 28 - Dec 1 Clayton there 16 25 u Dec 8 Brooklyn there 20 21 Dec 12 St. marys there 9 24 -Dec 15 St. Josephs here 9 64 1 Dec 22 Send Creek here 28 56 we Jan 5 Tecumseh there 21 20 Jan 12 Sacred Heart there 15 25 ' Jen. 16 Deerfield here 21 51 Jan 19 Clayton here 51 ' 50 -S Jen 50 Hanover here 52 27 Feb 2 St. Marys here 15 50 . Feb 6 S+. Josephs there 15 46 Feb 9 Sand Creek there 22 50 Feb 16 Sacred Heart here 12 45 Feb 25 Deerfield there 22 55 e Conference Games J 71.4 13 QT K1., ,r f34,,ff?z2La., 3,6 E? E H , Z ' L:?: WY lsf Q BF eff - Vx? 0 L ' av V rj I 1' Z C 3' BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM I First Row Cleft to right! Leroy Baldwin, Clifford Cattell, Fred Wilkins CCaptninl, Tom Minard, Dale Redfield. Second Row Cleft to rightl mr. Huber CSthlet1c Diroctorl, Elwyn Silstorf, Llr. Hill Cfloaohj, Jack Lmrr, Gordon Williams, Alvin Kimball Ch1gr.J . SOFTBALL TEAM First Row Cleft to rightl Lewrence'Glancy, Elwyn Silstorf, 'Dale Redfield, Jack Llerr, Tom Mine rd, Will- ard Pawson, Harlan Woerner. Second -Row Cleft to rightl Alvin Kimball Ckigr.J, Leroy Baldwin, C Gordon Williams, Loyal Kahlc, Clifford 6 Cattoll, mr. Hill CConchJ, Q L 'X fl' -- rkvbl:--., 1 .,. -. .V fqgwmu if J 71.44 WY 71 M ili'l 'l5'fXl ,I , 'I S0l:'IlI5v4XI ,l, 'VI AM 5 1 '45-.xmf-ghv-:Af 15 .ffm i,.e,f-u'-if -. . ' 1 5 ' I:-YZ 'f 7 ' 7' -' ' ?f : ' 4 '-151. ' ' I ' . J Y, . I , ., ia:.j.,f.y-J. A , my 1' - ' - X A I g4,,.-v',. .T .5 , Q v 4-ff .QQ r: :' H3 rx f - A K., 1 '-CEI .. .-., K ' ',-- r F k .G , . V , v u 1 ' 4., ' l- ar. 1 , '.. 1 4 4. -l -' , ,Z-... I x. 1 .' . .. . Y,-J - 1 nu . 53 L, - .P i ,. 5 .V ' r 1-1 , , w. A 1 M 1 'J' k 1f2Q1.. Q Q J ig QYEZY up , 1 A 5' iiH?f dl 11 - Q l I -I BASKETBALL The Onsted Wildcats started their basketball season November 21, by Add- ison defeating theni by ,the score of 26-27. Then they perked up end won 15 and lost 4 games for the season. They had very good results in the little seven league, winning the Championship by winning ll out of the 12 games scheduled for the Wildcats during the Little Seven Campaign. For the Class C Tournament of Lenawee County, Onsted drew Send Creek for their first gene ond had very good luck by defeating Sand Creek. The second game was with Morenoi. The boys d1dn't seem to be able to hit the basket so Morenci too the gene and the Class C Chempionsh p of Lenawee County. ---Alvin Kimball I 0 QM? 4 V an 5 Q4 Ai 15. :EB V A Q ' 0 Q R33 img, - - Eh, '-QQ1 M s-- ' fs ' 'f Q ' 9.3 ' .4 i we mv., 475 fp 4 si I J .1 ,1 1 tl as , -5 . a ,, 9 -la 4 w 5 GIRLS Basics TBALL ? 0 This year our girls basketball team was a big success, although we didn't cnnw out on top, we gave everyone a good show. We started the season with 50 girls en- rolled, but finished with 16 faid1ful girls. Our coach Eunice King, did a fine job of coaching, when it was most needed. We girls appreciated her kindness. Q We started our year of basketball by play- ing Clayton on their court. Everyone played well, and we won 15 to 8. Then Dec. 15 we tried to defeat St. Joseph but didn't quite succeed, however we only lost by 5 points. Jan. 9 Clayton came here and again they were defeated 14 to 9. Jan. 16 Deerfield really made us play to our best ability to take the game by 2 points. Feb. 9 we went to Sand Creek. That night everyone had the good old fighting spirit and we walked away with the ganr 22 to 9. Feb. 15, St. Joseph girls came back and we turned the tables on them., to de- feat them for the first thne in 5 years, which made all of us happy. Our last game was play- ed in Deerfield Feb. 25. Up to this tine we had only lost one game and were tied with the Deerfield girls for the trophy. We all played hard but were unable to defeat them on their court, so they won the trophy for 1959-40. I We enjoyed this year and are looking for- ward to next year. Although some of us wi .. be leaving, we wish the girls team of 1940 5: the best of luck Elizabeth A 1 ,, ,uk V-ir., 4. ' 5- ' , --.. 4 fn e 9 J, ,J Su? GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM First Row fleft to rigbtj Norma Currie, Naomi Pickford, Wanda Francis, Kathryn Reynolds, QCaptainD, Ruth Drum, Elizabeth Wiiiiple, Emily Wiimiple. 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W 7 Q' ,L-ig.. 4 , 11 F .hr aihk VY? .5 -lb SECOND TEAM SCORES We They Addison 15 16 Sand Creek Hanover 21 20 Deerfiehi Clayton 56 11 Clayton Brooklyn 8 3 Hanover St. Marys 16 6 St, Marys St. Joe 16 46 Sand Creek Part Time 15 14 Part Time Tecumseh 6 20 Deerfield JUNIOR HIGH SCORES We They Addison 10 15 Scrubs Hanover 14 5 Hanover Brooklyn 14 15 Scrubs Tecumseh 5 4 Adrian SOFTBALL SCORES Sept. 15 Deerfield here Sept. 19 Clayton here Sept. 22 Sand Creek here Sept. 29 Deerfield Oct. 5 Clayton there Oct. 6 Sand Creek there Theyy 14 2 6 15 9 10 29 4 They 11 10 5 7 They 5 'S 'K A pm! ALA.. v .4 A' 20 5 there 3 2 gm o ' T' ff - Q M ae +G 4 f w. . ia Q? ' WP F Eff 3 ZND TEAR BASKETBALL First Row Cleft to right? Lawrence Glancy, Willard Pawson, John Holl- and, Donald Seeger, Harlan Woerner. Second Row Cleft to right! Alvin Kimball CMgr.5, Lorraine Glancy, Elzie Black, hlwyn Marx, Kent Forrester, Raymond Outmnn, Basil Foor, mr. HillCCoachJ JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Cleft to rigntl Dee Huber, Donald Blum, Milton Williams, Riduard Fraese, Hugh Drake. , Second How Cleft to righth Gene Williams, Wenley Myers, Dale Jett, Mr. Hill CCoachj, Leonard Herrman, Mchlon Bish- op, Carl Ehlingor. o -I ., 0 , ,pal I' , Vg? , X . 7,011 l:Ag.,- h K. I f Z Zn. BASKEI 'BALL 2nd, JUNIGR HIGH TEAM XQXLUMNI x ,. N X fm-MIR. ' Z lx if N , - 'x V 0 If X 5 'idx QT i ' - Q I Ml DQW , P' u X15 ' 'J ' Celeb 1918 Charles Wooden Erycil Onsted Marion Johnson 1919 Kenneth Durkee Alice Schultz Alton Knowles Leora Redfield Ethel Hodges l92O Arda Muck Lloyd gnsted Delia . Durkee Metha Evans Agnes Schultis Merlin Logan 1921 Dowl Bilby Ila Louden Lynn Maxwell Arlo Russell Harold Sherrard Vivian Sherrard Dorothy Slee 1922 Dorothy Daniels Eva Deus low Silvia Morey Zenda A. Morrill Josephine Kerr 1925 Avard V. Ayres erlo yranciE'I?GEgl?gger Mary C. Ehlinger 1925 fcon.7 Anna Lucille Kerr Onalee M. Newton Gertrude R. Slee 1924 Merton O. Ayres Ester Bennett Russell G. Branman Winifred Burcham E. Catherine Cattell Edna May Cramb Marguerite Hodges Leo Knapp Ilah Elain Morrill Shirley A. Nickloy G. Duane Schultis Russell Roland 1925 Anna May Ayres Lucille Brooks Mildred Denslow Kenn th V. Nokes Dorman L. Rexford Ruth Richardson Alfred Sherrard Gertrude M. Vandcrpool Harold Mapes 1926 Charles Dowell Wyona Newell Rex Riley Marion Wickendon Bernadine Rexford 1927 Lillian Allen Lefayette Armstrong Doris Ayres 921322 P22253 0 Karl Goodsell gatherine Halwey ames Himes f-Q Rayner Kerr Harold Marsh ' 'T '? A ' gl cfm Gai! v f or QQ 4 ' 45535 'sl le Lv qi!!! P' 1927 Coon.D Zelma Morrill Lucein Muck mlwyn Onsted Harley O sted Florine Redfield Clifford Riley Leonard Slee Florine Skinner Helen Townsend Alice Wimple Lucy Blum Eloise Osburn 1928 Irval Chatfield Helen Buroham Rolland Curtis Lucille Hand Frances Louden Marion Turner Doris Vanderpool Eileen vanderpool Meredith Winters Hans Spycher Arlone Wooden 1929 Erma Ayres Clifford Bennett Wilfred Cochran Rex Johncox William Stoddard Orland Stephenson Nora Myers Thenon Spangle Wade Pelham 1930 Adelphia Case Harvey Conner Hugh Glancy Elizabeth Newell Helen Smith Iloa Smith Florence White 1931 Herbert R. Ayres Dwight M. Curtis Gerald N.Forris Helen D. Glancy Kenneth MacKenzie Ethelyn J. Route Beulah B. Russell Fern M. Shepherd Meredith M. Sherrard lone W. Williams 1952 Doris E. Bowers Merton J. Brooks Doris Curtis Elger D. Hawkins Vernetta M. Kapham Kathryn I. Monagin helma V. Nickloy Alice F. Onsted Mable Q tman Ilene Redfield June A. Riley Ruth L, Smith Edward S. White Charlotte W. Wickendon Ronald Winters Lawrence Riley 1955 G. Madeline Ayres Qussill Q. ghasg vEHlfaHbJ'f Fer?ls Wort O. Gibson Dorothy McKay ' . ' -W gil!! P' l f fi' U gf ' sl 0 T 1 Yr jtf.. . r 0' 1955 fcon.D Lester P. Gray Ruth U. Hague Rayner L. Hand Fern Holmes Wayne Jacobs Vivian Johncox George M, King Marion E. Maltman Donald W. Mapes Cecil H. Schultz 1954 Kathleen V. Case Carrol J. Curtis Viola Haddinett Me Clair L. Helen Holmes Johncox Esther A. Lapham Josephine A. Marr James M. McCord Harrison B. Morrall Larna B. Onsted Elwyn E. Outman Doris M. Redfield R. Idean Rider Madeline A. Schultz Letha L, Stephenson Grace E. Swain Elizabeth A. White Elnora A. Yenor 1955 Elwyn S. Baldwin Sybilla M. Chase Wayne G. Curtis John R. Darling V, Luc1lle,Glancy Willow G, King Jessie E, Lapham 1955 Kcon.J Mildred M. Plog Loren H. Robinson Raymond D. Scherer Bonita E, White 1956 Louis Anderson Elmer Bryan June Evans Mary Glaney Max Johneox Robert Lant Elouise Merx Eleanor Miller Mina Robinson Elna Teaehout Elwyn Turner Joyce Tuthill Rosaline Yenor Resamond Yenor Raymond Nichols Avahlyn Rhinehart 1937 Marland J, Wallace Albert A. Baker Ada Ellan Denslow Kenneth A. Baker Maurine E. Hawkins Doris I. Kidney Ilah May Kimball Edward I. Lukomski Barbara Ra. Maxwell Laura B. Miller Robert McCord Keith B, Nickley Maynard S. Redfield Samuel N. Rider Roland E. Russell Maple Down Smoke Marybelle Stanley Ono e M. Vallad gawk 'B 0 :L - Q - . 0 ' H- ane Johnson 4-lco1m Williams vieve Hardy an Glancy 152' F Q ii? N u hp . is , 'Q -I 195s Q I r' , We i 1 1 1 x 1 I E P Arthur Munson Kathryn Merx Leslie Stoddard Warren Marr Homer Rainey Richard Close Jane Curtis Betty Beach Leo Parcels Lawrency Stanley Marquerite Teter Carlton Swain Kenneth Smith Grace Hane Elloise Parcels 1959 Dale Kuhn Charles Stephenson Richard Murphy Wilda Miller Elmer Skeese Robert Hunt Jean Drake Evah Skeese Doris Drum William Preston Leone Schultz Henry Bronis Hilda Robinson But h Cr owl ey Elwyn Drake Reid Moden - Alice Pence Ruch Smith Rudy Boss 1-11111:-ni1-.-15-9 WHAT THE FRESHMEN KNEW During an Intelligence test l. Oxygen is an eight-sided figure. 2. Hero Means absolutely nodming. 5. Homer is a type of pigeon. i i Q 5 - I 1 1 n 1 4. Ulysses S. Grant was a tract of land upon which several battles of the Civil War were fought. 5. A quorum is a place to keep fish. 6. A vegetarian is 7. Radium is a new 8. Henry Clay is a 9. Flora an Fauna a horse doctor. kind of silk. O 9 If mud treatment for the face are a couple of chorus g A I if QV Ny feisitst ff: Qalllz P 0 0 0 0 : S Jw, 0 8. annul? ' ' dx' ii ff,M7f?.a.. we 1- Blix, . A FY EI S. r 21,53 F ' jg v -:S - qglseiaia gEgEj,f QMS Smzvucei STATION Tame C'hfer . Gai CCESS OR IEQ IL Q GERALD SE!-XGERT COMPIMENTS X 73736 Qfw 0540 MILADY BEAUTY SHUI? 'QNSTED C:asAMSAf12Y' We Have Buttermilk For Chickens and Pigs We Also Have FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER in crooks and prints COTTAGE CHEESE 'lfffllllbfaedf GHYKQPILQRCEJ Dall ., w,.w.,.K:r+ hN'4VV' LP 4 ,mv E S Q . 'NNT-11'f1A'S ui E LTTTT F'T fKToffAplSwA?9 A TIRAY E.. Tuuuzrwaeaszf 'Q'TpE gggyronn ' - BURCHAIVX S STANDARD STATQQN ' 2 'T , .51 UNNSTIEDNEWS DEDICATED 'To THE BEST INTERESTS OF ONSTED AND VICINITY 5 1' he J -MX 11--J BEST SHES A W SENIQR CLASS ' mf 19630 Sw 71 W AKG ws' I . E' X fir' P X V400 ' Fx- '54 i 1 li A 4 ' uv. Qt J '5 f 4 1 .' wwf . I A '?'l ,4 A1 it 5 X A 4 I . . ...ag WO 4 4 4 . , fish , fiJ1HS if .., RILEY ,,,JTrsangnT5 A ji ' I L 1' v f N 'T 'f A 4 Q0NQfQATuLAT10N5 - ANDIBEST VVISHES TO QNSTED SENIOR 55 of 1940 B 3 cf BA3n4UusALL k Q '41-, - 0 2 .55 AVR 0 3 wwim AE? c1LAss :TEAM Q 3 QQ Q it - ' ' ' 4' fl H ' i nu-mis, 'ri-'ffsas-T . . Q Age A V, gb THIS PAGE DE DI CAT E D TO THE succsss or The Wuwplw 65 Cjold Ci Yvrxu 'ill l9W+' - AAAAAQ Q32 IRED Awww: T FANCY AND STAPLE Gnaocaanes . . u 4' g i f? , 44 Dhqru A :' ,3,.,J4,g'l uh! AW x E AT EQQNQMY Pazacis .. ' rd ,1- if 'v X s ,-.1-1 Q ZH O E I-I E11 U1 I I F' C1 Z UJ I P-4 C4 E121 CJ 'Il E11 , .Q -Q R TIRES and TUBES-GAS and OIL - E L RED' QU-D 'KUHNUS DEN + RCW 4E CENTER KNAPP E RNENEEEEQEQQE INSURANCE E FTE 5 S SERVICE Q23 CONGIQAJHLATICNS QREET iN Q S BEST NISHES GTO LT T! Ts-EECQEASS CIM of 1940 GDT1940 QNSTED PLUMBING DUNN - if HEATING SHQR FUNERAL HCM Qgnvw RQ? Jar 'S .T z, g JM Q r E E' , E RTS CQNGRRTUEATEONS -L' Z E f--f--R . 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