Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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I Harold Plichta Northern State Teachers College Manual Arts Owosso 8 years Nina Parrish. B. S. Mich. State Normal College Domestic Science Owosso 2 years Leon J. Carr Mich. State Normal College West. State Normal College Vocational Arts Owosso 23 years Mary Lucile Woodard, A. B. Albion College Univ. of Wisconsin English Owosso 9 years Glen Mason, B. S Mich. State Normal College Athletics Owosso 2 years ' Kuff.- Clara Dreher Cen. State I Art 4 Owosso year Clarence Hood, B. S. A. B. Mich. State College Albion College Univ. of Michigan Social Science Owosso 5 years Hazelle Bra dock, A. B Wester te Teach ers ege ish wosso 416 years Jack Ruhl, B. S. X., Mich. stare' 511 Head Cp h x Physica du tion KNQWOS 0 ar ' J Isabelle Rayen, A. B. English Owosso 1 year Univ. of Michigarg 6 N

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Cf Margaret Finch, A. B. University of Mich. Mathematics Owosso 2 years .Xl The sa Com bellack, l B Albion College English Owosso 2 lk years William Pohly, A. B. Alma College University of Mi General Science Owosso 3 years n Wilhelmina Noonon Principal's Steno- grapher Owosso 5 years Estelle Schipper, A. M. Hope College Univ. of Chicago Columbia University Univ. of Michigan French Owosso 9 years Charles Dynes, B. S. Mich. Stat-e College Agriculture Owosso 3 years Lawrence Alt Ferris I ' uto Commerc al Owos 316 years ls Marie Weatherby Mich. State Normal College Cleary College Commercial Owosso 12 years Fred Moore, A. B. Wheaton College Science Owosso 8 years Paul P. French, A. B. Mich. State Normal - College Mathematics Owosso 7 years

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Frances Goodes, A. B. Dorothy C. Paxson, Univ. of .Michigan A' B- Commefclal Univ. of Michigan Owosso 6 years Latin Owosso 4 years Venice Bussey, A, B, LllCllE E. JOIIQS, B. si Univ, of Wisconsin Mich. State Normal History C0l19ge I Owosso 615 years H0m9 ECOHOITIICS Owosso 6 years Assemblies 1Continuerl from page tenyl November 12. An Armistice Day program arranged by Miss Bussey was presented today. Reveille and taps were played by Harland Kerby, a recitation by Martha Kipp, and an address by Representative Mcljride. The band played and the student body sang several patriotic songs. November 23. Raymond Mercola, youngest member of the Byrd Expedition lec- tured this afternoon. He related his thrilling experiences on the trip and told all about his wandering life before he joined the expedition and the ditliculties he encountered in trying to join it. November 25. Another holiday program was given today observing Thanksgiving. Shadow pictures were a uniqu-e feature of the program. A Hymn of Thanksgiving was sung by the Girls' Octette, readings were given by Minnie Gurd-en, Emma Carmody, and Betty Baker. A piano solo was given by Lucill-e Tillotson and the school took part in singing songs. December 4. An assembly was held this afternoon to advertise and solicit sales for the Spic. Laura Jane Zimmerman was chairman of the meeting and she introduced Mr. de Boom, who in turn introduced the staif. He also spoke on the price of the book and the plans of the staH for this year's annual. Jane Parker gave the history of the book and sales talks were given by V. Brown and R. Ploger. December 8. The All-Star Allpress Company, the third Lyceum entertainment was presented this morning. The company consisted of three members, Mr. Allpress, violinistg Miss Tweed, cellog and Miss McBurney, the pianist. The musicians gave a fine program of melodies and medleys, and Miss McBurney entertained us with two clever readings. December 23. Santa visited us early by giving us a Christmas assembly and he allowed Miss Bussey to plan it. The one-act play, The Gift of the Magi , was drama- tized by Bob Inch, Minnie Gurden, and Emma Carmody, A trio made up of M. Trumble, H. Saarup, and A. Whitman gave several selections, and a piano solo was given by B. Fillmore, a graduate of the class of 31 . Readings were given by B. Harris, and D. Hueschen. The student body sang several Christmas carols. January 4. Mr. Cournyer welcomed us all back from our vacation and told us about our coming exams. I guess we ought to work because there isn't any time to lose. January 7. Football letters were awarded in an assembly today taken charge of by Mr. Herron. Mr. Ruhl gave a review of the football season, of the various outstand- ing games and schools, and then presented his first squad with their block O's . iContinued on page thirty-sixj 18