Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1937 volume:

,,. asc fsxumuapvg. 4: 1 ' ' 2- .cnc .. .srvx-nswl 22: lncsznmm. 5 s N L I MILE s 'I'unuACuFF i W-ag MT. 11 , ww ll rv x Q :A t 4 4 9' .M gf , A ,Q ,F 1 S SDIC GKUOSSO I-HGH SCHOOL 4937 'pf xx! KW? t X P1 .5 Ax ,YM fffdijl Af if '- KfX'351 f x V , L L4 A 4 , .. Q 1l'?!51 .ws gi f vw-..ggcs. gf ' 5 5 .b',i2H5x m 'iff wg : f W , 135- gfffm .X ln, y-.fg..... '- +..g ,,,ii.T-- FACULTY f Mui . 'EW'1,f f1yv E. A. COURNYER, A. B., A. M. University of Michigan Principal MRS. M. W. GEBHART, A. B., B. Pd. Michigan State Normal College, Univ. of Miichigait Univ. of Wisconsin, Univ. of Washington. Dean of Girls and English LA VERNA BOWEN ARNETT, A. B. Central State Teachers' College Commercial Department HOWARD AUER, B. S. Michigan State College, University of Michigan Science and Coaching JAMES A. BLOOMFIELD, B. S. Michigan State Normal College Commercial and Geography HAZELLE M. BRADDOCK, A. B. Western State Teachers' College English MARY CANSFIELD Albion College, Michigan State College, Pratt Institut: Brooklyn, N. Y. Home Economics: Clothing LEON J. CARR Nlichigan State Normal College, Western State Normal College Vocational Arts MARION CARTER, A. B. Northern State Teachers' College Biology and General Science THERESA COMBELLACK, A. B. Albion College English EVAH L. CROSBY Librarian ADRIAN DE BOOM, A. B., L. L. B. Hope College, Harvard University Social Science CHARLES P. DYNES, B. S. Michigan State College Agriculture MARGARET FINCH, A. B. University of Michigan Mathematics PAUL FRENCH, A. B. Michigan State Normal College Mathematics i JEANNETTE GREENE, A. B. University of Michigan History and English GLEN HAIDT, B. S. Michigan State Normal College Physical Education and Manual Training GROVE HOLMAN, B. S. Northern State fMarquettel Teachers' College Physical Education CLARENCE S. HOOD Michigaii State College B. S., Albion College A. B., University of Michigan A. M. Social Studies HAROLD E. JONES, A. B. Illinois Wesleyan University, Albion College Social Science ELIZABETH KIEFER, A. B. Olivet College Latin VAN KNIEBES Northern State Normal College, Northwestern Uni- versity Music JOEL W. LEE Western State Teachers' College Manual Arts WILNA LEE, A. B. Western State Teachers' College English Department DONALD MACDONALD, A. B. Michigan State College Commercial Department GLENN H. MASON, B. S. Michigan State Normal College Physical Education ALLAN MONTGOMERY, A. B. Hanover College, University of Illinois, Mich- igan State College Biology FRED W. MOORE, A. B., M. A. Wfheaton College, University of Michigan Chemistry and Physics IHIELHN I. NEEDHAM, A. B. Michigan State Normal College English EMILY OSMER Central State Teachers, College Art fb 1 su Ill . in m IP U9 0 . NINA PARRISH, B. S. Michigan State Normal College Home Economics: Foods VERNON W. ROELOFS, A. B., A. M. Calvin College, University of Michigan History CAROLYN S. SALISBURY, B. S. Michigan State Normal College, University of Michigan Physical Education ESTELLE H. SCI-UPPER, A. B., M. A. Hope College, University of Chicago, Columbia, Uni- versity of Michigan Language Department HOWARD D. SHANAFELT, A. B. Michigan State College English MARSHALL B. SIMPSON, A. B. Western State Teachers' College Commercial Department MARIE WEATHERBY Michigan State Normal College, Cleary College, Uni- versity of Michigan Commercial DOROTHY WERBACK, B. S. Michigan State College Physical Education MARY LUCILE WOODARD, A. B. Albion College, University of Wisconsin, Oxford University English if g X -V Q i is : T ' 5' ' f 1 .. i ia- g Y '.1.t!.V , 5 0 1-L.-i,- 5. ,A 5 .Mb -vw 'K J fd.. 9X 8 I Q x? S x Q X im m M L65 .6 Hu .u 5:55255 W ' ' mNNAW4j ' r xx -QM liv RONALD WEIDMAN Holy Iolmlu President Z-4, Football Z-3-4, Basketball l-2-3, -Ir,-Sr. Banquet. HELEN STANTON One never knows, does one? Vice-President 4, Sr. Play, Spic, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. JAMES ARCURE Clark Gable II. Secretary 4, Vice-President Z, Executive Council 3, Sr. Play, Track Manager 2. EVELYN N. J. HERSCHER She lenowx n'lva.' she knows when the knows it. Valeclictorian, Treasurer 4, Library 3-4, Jr. and Si. Play Committee, Spic. BONNYLYN BOULIS 'Tm in training now. Executive Council 4, G. A. A. Board 3-4, lntra- mural Sports l-2-3-4, Jr. and Sr. Plav Comm., Spic. VIOLA W. RAYMOND If studiex were atlvleticx, it would suit me fine. Exec. Council 4, G. A. A. Board 3-4, jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Intramural Sports l-2-5-4, Prom. MARTHA E. MCINTYRE Wl7at ix done by her it done Well. Executive Council 4, G. C. L. President 4, G. A. A. Cabinet, Sr. Play, Prom. DOROTHY LEE REED Oh, llml farmed Executive Council 4, G. A, A. 3-4, Opcretta, Prom, Jr. Play. DOUGLAS VAN PELT Don'l urge me, lads. Executive Council 4, Treasurer Z, Basketball 5-4, Jr. Play Comm., Prom. LYLE ALEXANDER I never my a thing. F. F. A. l-2-3-4, Judging 2-3-4, Boxing 4. LEON AUSTIN Hi ya, men. ' Band l-Z-3-4, Basketball 2, Football 3-4, Operetia 4, Sr. Play. ELLEN BAIRD Noun Gayle and me. Art Club, Prom, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. ancl Sr. Play Comm. CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER Who conquerx me shall find a stulrlwom foe. Sr. Play, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet Staff, Treasurer 3. HOWARD Del BAKER lim in the army now. Baseball 3-4, Football 3, Football Manager 4, Bas- ketball Manager 4. LAWRENCE BARRY Hi, ya geraniumll' AGNES BEEHLER Oh, nulsln Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. PEGGY JANE BEEHLER I llvinle maybe I'1I survive-maybe. Prom, Library, Operetta, Blue Triangle Cabinet, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. ROBERT E. BENOY You d0n'l Jaylv Track 2-3-4, Basketball Z, Band I-Z-3, Male Chorus 2, Shop Foreman 4. GEORGE C. BOLTON Forget if, and vniiia Tumbling I-3-4, Track Z, Basketball I-2. STEVE BOMPEZZI Give Ili ti rung, D1u'lw,rf. CATHERINE BRADD Ola-lr-In n-0-un Volley Ball I-Z-3, Basketball 2-3, Indoor I-2, Sr. Play Comm., Operetta Comm. IVIERIETTA BRANDT 'IIfm!'f inf! what you think, Operetta, Chorus 3, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. SHIRLEY BRISTOL ln lvvr quictiiet? their it cfmmi. Orchestra I-2-3-4, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Operetta Comm., Prom. ALICE M. BUCK Tfmt'.t Wim! you Iilvinkfl Spic. JOHN CAMPBELL vlivufli mind' fmt its own nrc!f7uc1'.H MARGARET CAMPBELL Nil-e goirilf' Glce Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom, Jr. Play Comm. MORRIS CAMPBELL No :nun if at all timev dmnIv. ' EILEEN CARMODY Hlfllrll, inmginc thiiffn General Science Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Operetta, Prom. DONALD EUGENE CARTWRIGHT ffunn'. f0l7It'.llI Track 2-3-4, Basketball 3. EDWARD D. CASE You mid it. difkrtf' Intramural Basketball, Exhibition, Volleyball. EVELYN CHAPMAN ff ' 1 -. Hang il riff Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet. MAXINE CLINE F-Wl7dfIf if I0 you? jr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Glec Club, G C. I.. CARL COLANDO Thou wer! a hem on many a field. Football Z-3-4, Track 4, President 3, Baseball Wrestling. LEVI CONKLIN, Jr. Nothing if lofi by being lay. Basketball I-2-3-4, Shop Foreman, Intramural Basket- ball. ARLENE W. COON Did you ive the Operetlaf' Band I-2-3-4, Tennis 3, Operetta. WILI.IAM COONS Ii Ihere a good show Ibis afternoon? Football I-2-3-4, Band IAZ-3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Prom. Ml' 4 Q1 3 11 DONALD CRAIG 1-Ielllx afiref, Band. MARJORIE CRAM just another nice girlf' Volley Ball 3, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. KENNETH CRANDALL He has a mind of his own. Band I-Z-344, Orchestra l-Z-3-4, Brass Quar- tette 4. KENNETH CRAWFORD Oh, Ilia! man again. ' Football l-2-3-4, Spic Sports Editor, Sr. Play Comm. MAX CURTISS Now lake me for IYIJIGIICC Sr. Play Comm. WAYNE CURTISS nzoomfy' LILLIAN L. DEMUTH Everyone to !f7eir own opinion, I alnfayf rayf' Spic. JAINIES DEWIITT Ring5 on hir fingerr, bells on hit tort. DALE DICKINSON Silence ix more eloquent than Worth. Poultry judging Team 2, Camera Club 4. DORIS L. DICKINSON I feel like raiyin' 1176 'dickvrxsfn Operetta, Art Club 2. GEORGIA LOU DILLON Im't lfm! a CdIllI07'l?H Lennon 1-2, Band 3-4. ISABELLE DIMMICK I never dare acl as funny as I mmf' Intramural Sports l-2'3'4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Play Comm., Spic, Tennis l-Z-3. DUANE DUTCHER, Jr. fmt call me Dutclvf' F. F. A., Shop Foreman l, Prom, Poultry Judging Team. FRED ELLIOT I forgo! my book, Mis.r Scfripperf' Band I-Z-3-4, Track 2-3, Executive Council 3, Prom. EVAN ENGLISH Nice guysf, Boxing 3, Track 3-4. RUSSELL W. FENNELL f'Wl7E76 can I take a nap?m F. F. A., Poultry Judging Team, Woodshop Foreman. CLARICE FIDLER Sure!', Intramural Sports 1-2, Operetta. WILLIAM FILBERT Oh sober yautfvf, WII.I.IAM FILLMORE H mk ii .ui cwr dvcnuzurzg f'lCi1K11Vl'.u Ifoothall I-3-4, Baslccthall l-I-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Base- lmll 3-4, -Ir. Play Comm. MAXINE FRAWLEY 13.u'k in Ijlllfhlllg . , Flushing High School I-I-3. MARGARET ANN FRAZIER pldlllli uv -QUMIYIIIY, c'l7IllI'.ln jr. Play Comm., Vollcy Ball I-2, Art Club I-1. KATHRYN ANN FREEMAN H.: Ji' Ju. Soc. 3, jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Ass't Ililllllf of Spit, VUAYNE FREEMAN fm .llxnzjff iuxrrfxalf' If. Ii. A. Iinsvlmll. LESTER FREEMAN OIL Q'l'4Il7.ln Physical Ifducation Exhibit. AIDIfl.INI'I FRIIISS N4rt f'l1Im'l:lidL'. fId4'Iir1i', VIRGINIA FULLER ,, ., lfrv. kuf. G. C. I.. Calwinct 3-4, G, A. A. Soc. 4, Intramural Sports I -1- 3-4, Spic. RICHARD GABRIEL Ullifvcn Giifvrirl filru' fvif h07YI.' LOUIS KI. GALBAVI ll rll, lim! mv lvn'i'i'fn'i. Intramural I3askm-tlwall 3, Vollcy Ball 3, Gym Exhibi- tion 3. GAYLE GALLT Our vm! grin. Art Clulw, -Ir.-Sr, I3.xnqiwI, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., l,rlTrl1. IOHN GARNETT .Mudmtv fwmnivf .1 vmmg nmu. Ifootlmll I-1-3, Trnclrc Nlanagcr 2. Sr. Play. MARJORIE GIBSON Nong Inrvlq in .flnn .4rImr. Ann Arlvor High School I-2-3, Prom. JOSIfI9IIINIf ANN GLADDEIXI XI Ivzuinrir xvmnmi in .1 big way. Salutzitorian, Soc. 1, jr. Play. Sr. Play Comm., Oporvtla Staff, Spic Business Nlanager. IVIARIE GORTE lVn1a'. ' G. A. A. Board 4, Spic, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play, G. C. L. Cahinct 3-4. IVAN GRAHAM Nl lllllln RICHARD GREGORIK Yun know llml, dltlllvf yum? Ii. F. A., Grain Judging. ELSIIE GROSSIVIAN Hirvr von icrn Dorothy. ,H Glu- Clulw I, Lihrary 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. GEORGE A. GROVER Tlmt's right, Band I-2-5, Boxing I-3, Jr. Play, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Spic, Editor-in-Chief. HAROLD GURSKE 0.4 fellow who ix on the level. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Sr. Play Comm., Prom. SAM GURSKE 'Tm good. Football 1-2-3-4. Basketball I-Z-I-4, Baseball 5-4, President I, Executive Council 3. IVIABLE HAMLIN Not lvaa' for a stan. Intramural Sports I-I-3, Library 4, Plymouth High School 3, Sr. Play Comm., Prom. IVIILDRED HARMON Ol7. there typcwriternp' G. A. A. WILLIAM D. HARRELSON You may nv! think ro. but I'm a great ladies' vlan. Jr. and Sr. Play, Spic, Basketball 3-4, Football 4, Library Club 3-4. DARVUIN L. HEINE AW 5l'mrle.i. Football 2-3-4, Basketball I-2-4, Baseball 3-4, Track l. ELAINE I-IICKS 'fqlve bat rlvarm in a lvfg way. -Ir. and Sr. Play, Library Club. RONALD I-IOAG You can't do Ilmff' Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. PAULINE I-IODEK Oh, I Joni! know , . .U Intramural Sports, G. A. A., Prom, EDVUARD CLARE HOLDEN lfVl7a! do you think? CALVIN GERALD HOLLAND Hi. ' Football 2-3-4, Boxing 2. ORION A. HORN Holy Markerel.l Football 2-3-4, F. F. A. President 4, Judging Team Z-3-4. CHESTER HUDSON P- . ,. 1 ni from Lennon. Swartz Creek l, Lennon 2. PIHIILIP LAWRENCE JENKINS Well, iff like :his . . . Track, Sr. Play Comm., Orchestra. RICHARD JOHNSTON Hell - - o, lo. Basketball 4. ELLEN JoNEs An investment in knowledge always pays the bex! interest. Chorus I-2-3-4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Play Comm., Spic. LA VERN JONES Why not? Shop Foreman 2-3-4, Jr. Play Comm., jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. GERTRUDE L. KAISER Wf1al.' Late again? Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Ci. A. A. 3-4, Prom. BEN KAUFMAN Life if dull. Orch:-stra I, Football 3-4. CARLTON KEYES From 5A to lf' in one nity lawn. Band 3, Football 4, Agr, judging 3-4, Forensic Club. ANSELM KICKBUSH Life iY a wriour lmcinefx mid girly arcrff in it. Steoroption and Motion Picture Operator, Birdbancl- ing, Camera Club, Spic. LFLLA KIRBY' Grd You give me ll-rr n'illir.f. ' Opcrctta, Intramural Sports l. PAUI. KOERNER Oh, boyfn Chorus l-Z, Apple judging, Poultry Judging, Wfoodshop Foreman. FNNIE LAHMAN I never chew gum. Chorus I-Z-3-4, -Ir. Play, jr.-Sr. Banquet. KARL A. LAHMANN I Junnuf' FRANCES LAXVCOCK Silence if go1a'rn. Flushing High School 1,2-3. BERNICE LEBOWSKI Jud a lillle my of xunslvinef' Library Club, Jr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. LEROY H. LEWIS Sara Band l-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Brass Quartette, Operetta. LEROY E. LIGHTHART Hub Dub. Basketball l-Z, Sr. Play Comm., Operetta, Machine Shop Foreman 4. LGIS LINDBERGH 1 a'on'1 wanla. ' G. A. A., Volley Ball Manager 3. ALONA L. LOTRIDGE I bak lo 1!ud'y. Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr, Banquet. ROY LOUCH Hi babe. LQRETTA LUFT Dorff be sillyf' JAMES MCCARTHY 1'Il bet. DONNA McCRADY VVbatrha goin' to do? Intramural Sports l-2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Play Comm., Prom. if ,-4 Q' aa? 1 JACK MCDONALD A manly best asset it hit originality. Track I-2-4, Football 3. ARIETTA McDOWELL Always ready with a smile. Flint Central 2-3, Sr. Play Comm. ALEXANDER MCLAREN So u'hat. ' Track I-3, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Exncuti 0 Council 3. BETTY JANE lVlcPl'lEE I like all the boyxf' G. C. L. Cabinet 3-4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Drum Major 4. MILDRED E. MACK Hi, babe. G. A, A. Sec. 3, G. A. A. Vice-President 4, Indoor 1-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Prom. LAWRENCE L. MARVA I think I go homef' Football l-2-3-4, Baseball 4. THEODORE MATZKANIN I'lI think about il. Band 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Sr. Play Comm., Prom, KENNETH MEAD That't what you think. Band 1-Z-3-4, Orchestra l-Z-3, Spic, HAROLD MURTON MEIER I can't dancef' Jr. Play, Ass't Athletic Business Manager l-2-3-4, Art Club 3-4, Prom, Operetta. WILTON MELHORN That one was a a'i'lee. ' Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Baseball 3, Basketball 2-3. MARY MERRILL D0n,t tell me-le! me guexxf' Detroit l, Intramural Sports, Jr, Play Comm., Spit, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. MILDRED ELIZABETH MILLER Where'x Harry?,' Band 1-Z, Orchestra 1-Z. MARIAN F. MONTAGUE Silents is golden, but not for me, Basketball l, Glee Club 2-3, Operetta, Art Club 4, Prom. CLIFTON MOORE Much study ix a wearinexs of flesh. Jr. Play Comm. EUGENIA MOORHEAD rrWl7818,5 my chauffeur? Prom, Jr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Library Club. MARTAN A. MURDOCK ffN0W?,, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. FLOYD NESBITT If you donlt like it . . . Track 4, Varsity Manager 3, Tumbling 1-Z-3-4, Shop Foreman. ELDA NICHOLLS Don't call me 'Nirkyff' Sr. Play, Art Club, Operetta, Spic. GLORIA M. ORLANDO l'aru'ly if the spin' of life, Corunna Higlm School I-2-3. RUTH PAPENFUSS Ure: tlmfx too Fwd. EVALINE PARKER .4na' nlvy nut? VICTORIA PETLACH FPIIIYI' lllllfl' 'IVF fiU, 'hi' YIIUYL' XVI' fhink lVf' can dog, Basketlwall I-4, Incloor 3-4, Sr. Play, Jrfsr. Banquet Prom. FRANCIS POXVERS A good riffr vlmlf' KIENNETH POWERS 'I'ln' lmmlmnzc fvuIr. ' BERNEICE MARIE RICKETT Tir k TU? Intrlallmural Sports I-2, Jr. and Sr, Play Comm., Jr.- Sr, Banquet, Spit. RHEA E. RIEGEL Sheri Im! overt. Lansing Central High School I-Z-3, Spic. PATRICIA ROBERTSON 'flolvrlrzy myf . . . H Orchestra I-Z, Tennis 2, jr.-Sr. Banquet, Library CIuI1 4, Sr. Play Comm. BETTY ROI-IAC 0lv. ' Iiasketlmll I-2, Baselwall I-Z, Volley Ball I-Z. JERRY ROTTA l7-- vnu think I funk fikr R'TfI!'?N F. F. A., Band I-Z-3-4, Orchestra 3. ROSIE ROTTA I woraldrff krmnf' Intramural Sports, Prom. MAXINE ROYCE Uh, my zficlfn Vin-'President I, jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Prom. LEONARD I.. RUMSEY Life in fur! I1 puqzlrf' jr.-Sr. Banquet, Metal Shop Foreman 4, Art Club 4, Spic, Prom. ALICE RUNYAN r'Mll.fIl' lmilv its clmrrrnvf' Orchestra I-Z-3, jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Operctta. ELLA MAE SAWER Mffvy. buf. Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Glec Club I-Z-3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet. XVILLIAM A. SCARLETT War1l'.1 buy I1 ticfcrl? Golf Z, Basketball Manager 4, Sr. Play Comm., Prom, Spic. MARGARET SCHLAACK Lrt'r go ice-xkatirrgfv Intramural Sports I-Z-3-4, Jr. Play Comm., Jr.- Sr. Banquet. x RUTH SCHLAACK I with Roy were heref' Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4, Jr. Play Comm., Operetta Staff. DORIS SCHULTZ More f1m. ' Jr. and Sr. Play Comm., Prom. JACK SHEPARD Wor1der if 'Pop' has the chores d07lf., Football 1-Z-3-4. THOMAS SHERMAN Ambition has no rest. Football 1-2-3, Jr. ancl Sr. Play Comm., Spic. BEATRICE A. SKUTT I 1von't taikf' Volley Ball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball I-2 CLIFFORD A. SMITH It just goes to show yafvfn Baseball 3, Shop Foreman 3-4, Intramural Btu.- ketball and Volley Ball. LEWIE SMITH Born 30 years too soon. Baseball 3, Basketball 3, Shop Foreman 3-4. Lots J. SMITH You,rc a good egg, HAROLD C. SPLAN Fine lbingfn Cabinet Making Foreman. MARY ELIZABETH STINSON Now don't lake me too seriously. Intramural Sports l-2-3-4. G. C. L. Cabinet 2, Execu tive Council 3, President Blue Triangle 4, Spic. ROBERT STRABA I lvetcbaf' Spic. JOHN SUNDQUIST Let me llvinlzf, Judging Team 4, Basketball 3, F. F. A. RUTH TELFER Her gooa' nature is invinciblef' Chorus l-2-3-4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Jr. Play Comm., Spic. ELIZABETH THORNE It makes no differenre to me. Jr. Play, Spic, Blue Triangle Cabinet 4, Operetta, Intramural Sports 3-4. LYNN TINKLEPAUGH Tink to you. ' Band l-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Boxing 2-3-4, Track Z-4, Intramural Basketball. JANE TONNACLIFF Is that all right? Intramural Sports 1-Z-3-4, G. A. A. 3-4, Spic, Prorn, Secretary-Treasurer General Science Club. ANNA M. TOMANCIK Dorff call me Annie! Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Intramural Sports l-Z-3-4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play Comm., Prom. MILES TUNNACLIFF In art, be'H gain 4 naman Art Club Vice-President 3, Art Club President 4, Spic, Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. IRIS MAE TURK III: you will-rr 1'fIlP7lf7f?n I.1-nnon High School l-1. Jr.-Sr. Banquet. INA JANE TURNER frail Indy. Art Clulv, Jr.-Sr. Banqlict, Sr. Play, Opcrerta, Prom. ARLIENE UNVERDROSS pyvlkl 'IHQIILH Vollvy Ball I-2. Arr Clulw 3-4, Jr. Play Comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Prom. DAVID VAN TIFFLIN 'l'lnL W' TI ' IU, Track 2-I, Iioorlmll 2, Baseball 4. HOWARD VOSS Aint IIUIIHH JACK WAGEMAKER .Wn ll do III I1 4'llIII'l7.u Football 1-I-4. Basclvall I-4. Prom, Intramural liaslivtlwall. KATHIER INIS XVALTER UI l70p4'--IYUPUYl7UfYc'.H G. A, A,, Sr. Play Comm. DONALD WARNER, Jr. Nong I think. Ii. F, A. I-I-I-4, Judging l-I-3. Shop Foreman 4, NIiI.SON WEERSING Notl7iu' Io via ROSS WIETZEI. TfmI'v wavy. KIRK WHITE I n rmlf'r fww it fl-flf lu vtudyf' Sr. Johns Nlilimry Academy I-2. RAI,I9H WHITE. Mlfomg to vkip rrlvoul today? F. F. A. I-1-3-4, F. F. A. Secretary 4, Judging Team. IVIARGARET WIEGEL fmt cull mf' 'Rc'c'd'. FRANK WILKINS Fplllhlflf rigfvff' Baseball I, Science Club I, Intramural Sports. FRANK WOODARD MI'1!,7U. YHf?n CARI, WOODBURY Tut, lut, my mini, the girl: u'm1'l hurl youf' Spic, Photography Club, Forensic Group, Gym Exhi- hition 5. LCEITA M. ZIMMERMANN HSIll'IIL'1' if one gnu! art of rmwcrxaliorzf' Chcsaning High School I-2 'i G4 Honor Students Q Captain . . . Carl Colando, Owosso senior, has been chosen Captain of the All State Football Team for 1936. The speed and active- ness which he possessed involved him in every play on the field. His aggressiveness and high calibre playing made him one of the most outstanding players on the team as well as in the state. Four Leiter' Mau . . . Salutatorian . . . The Sam Gurske is the only four letter man on his team. His expert diagnosis of opposing plays, and his capability in protecting his territory against forward passes won him this honor. He is also considered one of the best defensive fullbacks of the valley. Valedicforian . . . The Valedictorian of the class of 1937 is Evelyn Herscher. She will be eighteen years old on the day she is graduated. Evelyn made an outstanding scholastic record for the four years she has been in high school. She served as Treasurer of the Senior class, was a member of the Library Club, and has entered various other activities. She is the second mem- ber of her family to be Valedictorian, her brother, Arnold, having won that honor in 1935. Evelyn hopes to enter the University of Val- paraiso where she plans to specialize in literature. The Salutatorian for the class of 1937 is Josephine Gladden, having the remarkable score of 3.718 out of a possible 4. In addition to winning this honor she was chosen to repre- sent the Shiawassee, D. A. R., as this year's most outstanding senior. Josephine is known for her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. During her four years in school she has participated in many of the school functions. Among other activities she was a member of the Library Club, and she took part in the Junior Play. She does not know definitely what she will take up, but she is planning to continue with her schooling and perhaps study journalism. recipients of the following awards had not been chosen when the Spic went to press: john Bell Cup, Y. W. C. A. Cup, University of Michigan Plaque, Teachers' Club Scholarship, Woman's Club Scholarship, and Michigan State Alumnae Scholarship. Z0 Name Lyle Alexander - James Arcure --- Leon Austin -L- Ellen Baird ..., .- William Baker --- Howard Baker L Lawrence Barry --- Agnes Beehler - Peggy Jane Beehler Robert Benoy --, - George Bolton -L- Steve Bompezzi L-- Bonnylyn Boulis -- Catherine Bradd -- Merietta Brandt -- Shirley Bristol -- L- Alice Buck ----- --L Margaret Campbell John Campbell ,-- Morris Campbell L Eileen Carmody -- Donald Cartwright Edward Case .r... Evelyn Chapman - Maxine Cline --L- Carl Colando -- Levi Conklin --- Arlene Coon ---- William Coons --- Donald Craig .... Marjorie Cram --- Kenneth Crandall , Kenneth Crawford Max Curtiss .,.,.. Wayne Curtiss -L- Lillian Demuth --L James Dewitt .... Dale Dickinson --- Doris Dickinson L- Georgia Dillon -L- Isabelle Dimmick - Duane Dutcher L Fred Elliot .... Evan English ..... Russell Fennell --- Clarice Fidler -- William Filbert --- William Fillmore - Maxine Frawley L- Margaret Frazier - Kathryn Freeman - Wayne Freeman -- Lester Freeman --- Adeline Friess -- Virginia.Fuller - Nickname Curly --- ----L Jimmy - Tiny -L- Barry L- Billy --- Howy -- Larry -L Agie -- Peg --- Bob ee., Georgie Stephen Bonny -- - ,..L - Katie L-. --, L Marty -- Shirt L-- Al -- Peggy as Johnny --- --LL- Morrie , Horrorscope Ambition Farming ---L-------- Second Clark Gable L To Grow a Mustache Housekeeper ---L--- To Be an Engineer -- To Be an Officer -- Tap Dancing --L- Stenographer L-L-- Grand Opera Star --- Music Teacher --LL Acrobat -------- Own Joe's Store Gym Teacher L-- -Secretary ---L--- L - Ideal Housekeeper --- Own a Dress Shop -- Secretary ---------- To Be a Nurse --- To Make Mud Pies Store Manager -L-- Leenie --- ----- Great Dancer --- Don - -- To Travel ------ L- Eddie - To Raise Stock L-- Evie --- Secretary -L-L-----L Max ,-- To Own The Minter L Boo Boo Wrestler ---------- Junior --- -----Farming -----L ----- ? - ---- .-.- - Second Lily Pons --- Willie -- To Move To Owosso Don ---- --L-- P ublic Speaking L---- Margie L- -L---Illustrater LLL ----- Kennie -- --L--To Lead The Band - Iunior -- ----- To Be A Banker ---- Maxie - To Be A Salesman -- Curt ---- --- Lil --L-- Jimmie Dick --- Doug L- Dilly ---- ----- Izzy LL-- ----- Dutch -- Freddie ? --L-- ? ----- - - -Clary - - Bill ---- Willie -- Micky -- Maggie - Matie - Tiny ---- ---- Les ----- --..- Addie -- ---Gee --- A Honor Roll --- To Be A Nurse --- Bookkeeper --- Foresting L------ - L ---- Missionary ------ - - To Be Married ---- Dancer ----- -----L- Run A Post Office --- Own A Swing Band - - :Track Champion ---- -----To Sleep ----------- - ----- To Be Different ---- To Take Life Easy -- Football Player ------ To Look Innocent --- Far Gone fMarriedj - Play For Major Bowes -To Grow Up ------- Who Knows ---- To Run A Taxi - Gym Teacher - 21 Weakness Alice Ockerman Lansing Blondes Betty Ross Dancing Arguing Yell Leader Yellow Flowers Brief Forms West Point Taking Pictures F. Armstrong Clerking Cycles Candy Clarence Nelson Paper Flowers Dancing Blondes Cookies Janitoring Blondes Banana Splits Red Ties Radios Dancing Tackling Hunting Saxophone Skipping School Saxophone Rhetoric French Gena Girls Studying Black Curly Hair Old Time Music Sweets Toledo Clark Horses Letters Trumpet Chemistry Staying Out Late Whispering I Don't Know Girls Clothes Her Husband Chili Mix Art Prunes Flat Tires Hot Dogs To Richard Gabriel - --- Louis Galbavi Gayle Gallt - - John Garnett , , ,. -, - - Marjorie Gibson - Josephine Gladden Marie Gorte ----- Ivan Graham - , Richard Gregorick Elsie Grossman ---- ,, --- George Grover -- Harold Gurske -- Sam Gurske - --- ,- Mable Hamlin --- Mildred Harmon William Harrelson Darwin Heine - Evelyn Herscher ,. Elaine Hicks ---- Ronald Hoag ,,,, Pauline Hodek ---- ---- Edward Holden - , Calvin Holland ---- -. --- Orion Horn ,---- Chester Hudson --- --. Lawrence Jenkins --- .-. - Richard Johnston --- ----- Ellen Jones ------- ---- LaVerne Jones - Gertrude Kaiser - Ben Kaufman ----- ---- Carlton Keyes - --,.----,--- Anselm Kickbush - Lela Kirby f ----- .. Paul Koerner --- Jennie Lahman --- Karl Lahmann .-----.--- Frances Lawcock -------- Bernice Lebowski - Leroy Lewis , .----- - --- Leroy Lightheart -------- Lois Lindbergh ---- ---- Alena Lotridge -- Leroy l-ouch -- Loretta Luft -- James McCarthy - - - - - -- Dick ------ Louie -, - --------. Shuffle Heal ----- Johnny - --- ---- -- Gibby - ----Jo Jo -- Gorte - 'P Dick --- Sidney --- Georgie -- Harry .-- Thammy -- ? - ------ Micky ----- Bill -- .- ----- ..-- Mighty Heine Evie ------- ----- Hicks ---- Ronnie - - - Paulie -- Ed - --- Butch ---- Rube --- Chet -- --- Larry ---. 8 Ball - --- Ellie ----- Jonesey --- Gert - ---- Bennie - Carl --- Ans -- Lee -- ? ------ Jen - ---- - Baldy ---- Fran - -- Bernie - Lewie -- Leaky ---- Lindy ---- Lottie -- Roy ---- ----- Jim ------ Donna McCradv - - - .-- - -Donnie --- Jack McDonald --- ------ Arietta McDowell -------- Martha McIntyre Alexander McLarenC ------ Mack ---- ? ---- Marty ---- Alex ----- Betty McPhee ----. ---- M icky ---- Mildred Mack ---- - - ---- - Pete --- Lawrence Marva --.- ------ Larry ---- Theodore Matzkanin --- Kenneth Mead ----- ----- Ted ---- Kenny ---- Harold Meier -- -- ---- Mike --- Wilton Melhorn --- ---- Willie ---- Mary Merrill ---- --- -Merry ---- Mildred Miller ---- ---- M illie Marian Montague -------Monty -- Clifton Moore ---- ---- L efty ----- To Graduate , ,- 'P Hypnotizer ------ To Be A Printer - To Sling Sundaes Journalist ------ To Be An Actress To Be A Minister -- To Be A Tailor ----- Newspaper Reporter . To Be A Big Shot --- Manager of Byerly's - To To To To Rival Red Grange Be A Librarian ---- ,-- Be A Beautician ---- - Sell Chevies ----- Football Coach , ,- -- Be An Authoress Play In Orchestra -- Electrician ,, ---- ----- To Be An Organist -- .- --- To Be A Druggist - ,- State Boxing Champ --- ---- Farmmg - ---- . ------ To To To Be Himself ----- Be A Doctor --- Be A Mechanic -- Stenographer ----- Motorcyclist ----- - ---- -To To Be On Time ---- Make A Profit --- Football Star ------ Photographer ---- Mind Reader ----- 6 Day Bike Rider --- - - --To ----To Fords Ice Skating Ants Wrecking Ann Arbor Phil All-State Crackers Cartoons Cookies Fishing Helen Blushing Books Boys Maggie Cameron Books Chesaning Girls Music Gum Blondes Live Stock Modesty Irritable Patients Fishing Temper Marian Company G Tips Qld Cars Airplanes Boys Corners Chewing Gum English Gossip Dutch Cornet Cigarettes Anything Taking Up Time To Be A Clerk ---- To Be Athletic ----- To Be Dignified ------ ---- Be A Good Usher Go To Interlocken ---- ---- To Be A Caddy ------- --- To Be A Model ----- ---- ---- Become Educated ---- - - -- To Be A Printer ------ ---- ----Costume Designer --- ----To Be Handsome - To Be A Cashier -- ----? --------------- ----Stenographer ------ ----To Play Golf ------- ----To Be A Milkman ---- ---- Postmistress - ------ ----Gym Teacher ---- ----Ball Player ------- To Be An Engineer - ----To Be A Chemist --- ----Radio Entertainer ------ -.--- ----He's Not Sure Yet ---- ---- ----Teacher ---- ---- ---- ----To Be Married ---- -To Be A Brunette --- ----To Learn To Drive - 22 Being Unnecessary Jabbering Silence Cosmetics Speeding 7 Beans Dancing Heartbreaking Eating Business English Handicraft Red Heads Harmonica Oak Street Chocolate Drops Harry Fraternity Pins Any Girl Eugenia Moorhead Marian Murdock - Floyd Nesbitt ---, Elda Nicholls ---- Gloria Orlando -- Ruth Papenfuss -- Evaline Parker ...,,.,... Victoria Petlach -- Francis Powers --- Kenneth Powers -- Viola Raymond --- Dorothy Reed - -- Berneice Rickett -- Rhea Riegel ..A... Patricia Robertson Betty Rohac .c.., . Jerry Rotta .,.. -- Rosie Rotta ----- Maxine Royce ..., Leonard Rumsey -- Alice Runyan .,.. Ella Mae Sawer -- William Scarlett -- Margaret Schlaack Ruth Schlaack .... Doris Schultz .... Jack Shepherd --- Thomas Sherman Beatrice Skutt ..., Clifton Smith -- Louis Smith ..... Lois Smith ..,. Harold Splan o... Helen Stanton .... Mary Stinson -- Robert Straba --- Iohn Sundquist -- Ruth Telfer ------ Elizabeth Thorne - Lynn Tinklepaugh Jane Tonnacliff -- Anna Tomancik -- Miles Tunnacliff - Iris Mae Turk --- Ina Jane Turner -- Arlene Unverdross David Van Tifflin Douglas VanPelt Howard Voss .... Jack Wagemaker - Katherine Walter - Donald Warner -- Nelson Weersing - Ronald Weidman - Ross Wetzel ...... .... . - Kirk White Ralph White ----- Margaret Wiegel - Frank Wilkins .... Frank Woodard ..- ------Red ------- ----To Be A Beautician ---- ----Clare -------Murdy ---- ----To Go Places - ,------ Motorcycles Nesy .... ----Be Swimming Champ --- ----Diving Nicky ---- ---- To Rival Pavlova --- - Dancing Minnie- - ---- Merely To Pass By --- Flirting Ruthie --. ---- Stenographer --------- Ionia Evie ---- ----To Be A Beautician -------- - ,Lansing -------Vickie -- ----To Change Her Name Don Mike -- -Who Knows ------- ---- ---- Causing Trouble -----Kenny -- ----To Be Tough -------- Playing Hookey -----Vi ----- ----Bowling Champ ---- Billy Dort ---- ----Miss America - ------- A Cord -------Bernie -- ----To Be A Beautician -, -- ---, Everything -------Betty ---- ----To Grow Up ------ Washing Dishes Patty ---- ---- T o Take Life Easy - - Curly Hair Bets --- ---- Very Dim and Vague -- -----Dancing ? -- - --- ----To Be A Conductor -- Hunting Ignantz - ---,To Vamp - ------ --- Calculating Micky --- --- -To Be Sophisticated ---- - ---Haunting -------Leon ---- ----To Play Basketball ---- .----Debating -----Flapper - ----To Be A Paderewski --- -- - Being Unnecessary -------Ellie --- ----Be A Good Observer - Unknown -------Bill ---- ----To Dig Graves ----- Chevies BOSHY -- ----Rival Sonia Heine --- The Sprehe Twins -------Poody - - ..---An Ideal Mother --- Roy - - - - -Dorrie -- ---- Be Farmer's Wife -- Jacky ---. ----Own A Cafe ------ Tom -- Bea --- Smitty - ----Be A Prize Fighter - - -, --.Bookkeeper ------ -- ---- To Be An Orator -- Louie --- ---- To Be A Gigilo ---- Oee --- ----To Be A Clerk----- Splat - Helena 'P 'J -- ----Dress Designer --- . ----- ----To Get All A's -- Bob -- Johnnie Ruthie Lizzy -- Tinkie 'P - ---- Photographer - ---- - - ----To Be A Milkman --- -- ---- To Be A Nurse ---- -- ---- To Be An Actress -- - -- ---- To Grow Big ---. ---- - --- . - . --- -.-- Be Like Her Brother - Annie -- --- -To Be Present ------- Timer ---. ----To Be An Artist --- Turkey --- ----Teacher --------- Judy ------ ----To Be An Artist ----- Ennie --- ---- To Be A Printer ----. Davy --- ---- To Be A Street Cleaner Doug --- ---- T o Rival Babe Ruth ---- ---, Howdy ---- ---- T o Be A Mechanic --- Jackie --- ---- Football Player ------ -----Kate -- -----Don -- Nels -- Pudge Curly --- ---- -----White - Whity Maggie Wilky --- ---- Frankie Carl Woodbury ------... Woody 'P Loeita Zimmerman To Be A Manicurist ---- ---- .Farming ---- - ----- - -- --.- T o Be A Pest ----- . - ------ Rival Fred Allen --- --No Ambition -.---- -- -.-. To Be A General --- -- ---- T o Be An Aviator -- - - ---- F armerette - ------ - - Blushing Well ? ? ? Cournyer Economics Voice Dames Boys Jumping Dancing Studying Unknown Driving Temper Singing Do Nothing ? School Pictures Pop Corn Farmers Roller Skating Apricots Milk Tools Football Sundaes Judging Pipe Alarm Clocks Ovid East Tawas Model Airplanes Dogs Rival Dizzy Dean --.... .-.. G als --- ---- To Drive Slow --------------- Flashy Shirts ---- ----To Be A Camera Man --------Snaps Missionary ------------- ---- Cake 23 Class Will U To Wboin It May Concern: We, the Senior Class of 1937, being of sound mind Qin spite of reports that we are tetched J do hereby will and bequeath our most valued possessions as follows: To the JUNIORS, we leave our quiet, sedate manner about the halls. To the SOPHOMORES, we leave our fine example GJ hoping they will profit by it. To the FRESHMEN, we leave this word of comfort and advice . . . respect your elders and one day you, too, will be mighty Seniors. Our individual bequests of a major sort are as follows: Pete Mack leaves her athletic prowess to her sister, Dorothy. Bonnie Boulis leaves her self-conscious grin to Barb Scarlett. Tham Gurske's line to anyone Who'll thallow it. Dorothy Reed's title of Miss Owossov to Marilyn Miller. Bill Fillmore's lack of hair that will not stay put, he bequeaths to anyone who thinks he can manage it. Cal Holland's flashing smile and Way with the ladies to his brother, Horace. Mart Mclntyre's ready smile to Jean Schultz. Carl Colando leaves Boo-boo to Joe Hoy. Bill Harrelson's modesty and inferiority complex to Jim Dignan. jo Gladden's executive ability to Ellen Greene. ' Elda Nicholls's terpsichorean talent to Florence Moore and Helen Dingwall. Darwin Heine's record as fastest man in the state to Arny Burke. Ronald Weidman's punctuality to Bob Scarlett. Bill Scarlett's ability as a super-salesman to Joe Tatunski. Elaine Hicks's appreciation of Art to Miss Osmer's next Art Appreciation class. Nelson Weersing's reputation as a Cut-up to Kenneth Skinner. Maxine Ro ce's talent for crackin um to Re ina Cook. Y 8 S 8 Lefty Moore, Jack McDonald, and Frank Woodard leave their combined reputa- tions as speed demons to Carmen Johnson. Respectfully submitted and drawn up by MARIE GORTE 24 X 5 v MX? XX x xv xff 2 'i LGS SES ......-...n-.- i use: Junior Class 11B Senior Class 12A Top Row-B. Patterson, E. Marshall, D. Elwell, Randolph, B. Bisard, M. Bristol, P. Mitchell, L. Huber, Zelensky, C. Schlaack, W. Weatherwax, K. Dann, J. Orser, C. Jelinek, D. Chlebo, B. Strait, R. Holzhausen, G. Chapman, Crugher, F. Wing. Ninth Row-Af Reid, B. Rundell, P. Rourke, A. Goforth, M. Warner, E. Farver, V. Jones, D. Luz, D. E. Goeckel, Eighth Row-B. G. Noonon, B. Meiers, B. Himburg, T. Wing, W. Stone, Dignan, R. Hass, R. Brewer E. Harris, D. Lyons. Gray, W. Cross, E. Scott, E. Henzler, H. Hanes, H. Mertz, Fritzsche W. Taylor. Terbush, L. Brockmiller, M. Lewis, G. Johnson, F. Filbert, R. Bell, M. Wiers Seventh Row-D. Caylor, E. Else, V. Sprehe, L. Carr, H. Kindlesperger, N. Woodworth, B Saunders, M. Brown, A. Byerly, K. Skinner, H. Lyon, W. York, B. Jackson, N. Ercole D. Smith, H. Soupal, K. Scott, B. King. Sixth Row-B. Augustine, P. Overpack, D. Salander, R. Sanders, L. Jensen, M. Gute, M. Whitman, M. LeCureux, M. Filgas, W. Gerald, T. Huclek, C. Deisler, M. Lotridge, V. Kranich, M. Berndt, E. Hecht, B. Wood, E. Angus, D. Fidler. Fifth Row-V. Warren, R. Clark, D. Holmes, M. Adams, D. Wilson, S. Rowell, D. Burpee O. Kent, Ohms, M. Guilford, B. McLaren, B. Watson, B. Ross, D. Telfer, E. Geeck W. Gleason, B. Quarles, R. Osmer. Fourth Row--E. Rann, D. McLaughlin, E. Skinner, B. Benoy, D. Lutz, F. Armstrong, Fritsch, D. Morman, A. Sekan, L. Wilson, R. Haight, R. Trudeau, N. Tufford, P. Stewart C. Lucas, L. Freeman, I. Westervelt, J. Henderson. Third Row-B. Watts, A. Fox, C. Hadsall, E. Tanner, F. Goeckel, B. Scarlett, G. Goff I. Harris, R. Kebler, P. Rice, J. Sinnott, M. Thorne, R. Kercher, R. LaPreze, B. Pierce: Second Row-E. Smith, B. Giberson, Grill, B. Selleck, J. Kentfield, T. Putnam, Harris H. Wiser, J. Cohoon, M. LePard, A. Bingham, C. Hayes, F. Walworth. Front Row-B. Brockway, E. Herman, E. Tyler, R. Speers, E. Bogner, V. Sprehe, D. Washburn J. Hasse, G. Lane, D. Leffingwell, A. Schautz, T. Fyan, L. Wightman, A. Elwell. 26 1 1 x 1 1 1 unior Class 11A Q Top Row-B. White, J. Beckert, I. Rubenstein, P. Cline, G. Stokes, J. Fattal, D. Martin B. Allen, W. Soucie. Sixth Row-J. Elliott, J. McCall, K. Eclcerle, W. Davis, A. Bartz, R. Richmond, K. Dillon B. Campbell. ' Fifth Row-W. Kuehner, J. Lomas, A. Burke, W. Osborn, R. Getchel, E. Langdon, W Bodary, G. Desantes, G. Rodgers, W. Nimphie. Fourth Row-V. Girard, R. Brichan, J. Gorte, G. Dttinger, D. St. John, I. Chaddoclc, R. Hart F. Hamburger, E. Hoenshell. Third Row-T. Koerner, L. DeWitt, A. Getman, E. Wright, R. Thomas, C. Sinnott, M Bompezzi, D. Fuller, M. Simmons. Second Row-L. Price, V. Hatt, V. English, B. Omer, S. Reinsberg, C. Joy, M. Sanftleben L. Matthews. Front Row-M. Martin, B. Jeffords, G. Reynolds, B. Scarlett, F. Pettinger, M. Galloway E. Theile, I. Askew. 27 Sophomore Class 10B Top Row-A. Ackels, R. Preston, E. Horski, M. Hiler, R. White, V. Thompson, Schultz L. Loomis, R. Knohlauch, P. Dudenhofer, L. Mack, A. Holtzkemper, White, R Segula, H. Kendall, Kelly, Clark. Ninth Row-G. Bussell, A. Rohac, B. Patterson, C. Harveth, H. Garrett, L. Augsbury Hathaway, F. Doederlein, Krause, R. Wietzke, G. Krish, Chilikos, R. Keyes, Winters, L. Hetfield. , B B Eighth Row-L. Gurden, L. Johnson, F. Galbavi, L. Montague, A. Wallace, H. Bradd, G T-elfer, M. Kilburn, C. Perry, S. Wilcox, P. Gibson, E. Taylor, B. Strauss, R. Wahl, B Selbig. Seventh Row-G. Jones, D. Porter, L. Huffman, V. Horton, C, Melton, E. Fisher, C. Hins peter, B. Weeks, D. Lucas, B. Waffle, C. Lenz, C. Martin, R. Woodcock, Fimmerman Sixth Row--K. Kashmer, A. Gute, F. Stead, E. Harvey, A, Dickinson, Slater, C. Melton M. Eldridge, A. Spiegel, Good, D. Simison, V. Agnetta, W. McCargar, A. Johnston D. Matthews. Fifth Row-F. Amos, P. Thorne, L. Reuther, D. Langham, B. Ashmunn, T. Lindbergh, W Shuster, V. Shuster, M. Cartwright, G. Bronson, D. Willman, N. Jones, V. Nouzak M. Root, H. Soucie. Fourth Row-M. Whitesell, A. Shields, M. Sloat, B. Diehl, A. Richard, I. Angle, M. Luft B. Kurrle, J. Creer, F. Spring, R. Walter, L. Mertz, A. Reichert, D. DeFrenn. Third Row-C. Knoop, O. Ackels, V. Ardlean, B. Cudney, B. Fox, M. George, V. Muzzy M. Willson, V. Mumrow, L. Coon, L. Gillett, F. Geeck, M. Saska. Second Row-E. Freeman, A. Reecl, A. Marek, L. Yelinek, M. Nacovsky, M. Sundquist, B Raymond, I. Beehler, D. Simmons, R. Simmons, R. Maloney. Front Row-J. Schultz, R. Cook, D. Mack, M. Lamont, M. Cameron, M. Harris, Lux H. Reif, E. Minarik, L. Andrus, R. Strait, B. Longstreet. Z8 Sophomore Class 10A I Top Row+M. Louch, C. Wortman, Oswald, L. Jenkins, R. Telfer, R. Schneider, F. Pola kovich, C. Marva, G. Brothers. Eighth Row-I. Rowell, M. Lewis, P. Howard, L. Porter, M. Morgan, S. Larson, Benoy R. Caylor, Sulo, L. Waters, M. McLaren. Seventh Row-H. Stoll, K. Schaufele, B. Cooley, M. Inman, L. Langdon, D. Beyerlein G. Schultz. Sixth Row-M. Ford, Martineau, A. Campbell, L. Hunt, R. Scott, C. Anderson, R. Lange F. Tuma. Fifth Row-D. Murdock, B. Kewin, V. Wood, R. Dreuth, M. Bosserdet, V. Whiteherse H. Shair, E. Wiser, C. Crandall, D. Galloway. Fourth Row-T. Richmond, I. Taylor, E. Hutchison, L. Seward, Loynes, A. Hagen, M Shelp, C. Mason, R. McCarthy. Third Row-M. Buckley, V. Harmon, E. Jenc, D. Hoose, D. Farley, M. Miller, Cournyer F. Moore. . Second Row-L. Rowell, N. Koener, B. Carroll, L. Kersey, B. Sherman, F. Hahn, V. Welte Front Row-R. Sheldon, N. McCully, B. Keys, L. Wing, Howe, E. Ploger, Matthews 29 Freshman 9B Top Row--G. Gould, C. Haynes, L. Langdon, R. Freeman, L. Davis, E. Cline, C. Slater, J. Schaar, S. Malik, S. Harveth, L. Arnold, W. Broker, D. Tweedy, L. Keller, Maron, H. Beecken, H. Runyan, M. Bandkau, D. Reynolds, R. Boulis. Ninth Row-H. Gibson, D. Schultz, D. Lecureux, A. Jakimiec, O. Wortman, O. Veale, R. Mc- Kay, M. Fitnich, Crane, R. Stewart, Hoy, Jackson, H. Gute, E. Horne, R. Ebe, E. Marriage, V. Stewart, C. Long, W. Hanchett, E. Fuhr. Eighth Row--E. Harryman, B. Selleck, H. McEntee, R. Hodge, A. Humphrey, D. Losey, W. Losey, B. Beehler, G. Horton, W. Tufford, R. Spiece, R. Burns, R. Fuller, D. Stewart, M. Horski, E. Wilson. Seventh Row-K. Welch, P. Graham, M. Ruess, S. Perina, V. Coakes, D. Ballou, B. Ely, M. Fuhr, D. Rickett, A. Benclall, A. McCully, W. Fritzsche, R. Schwartz, Flanner, C. Cosgrove, K. Koerner, L. Carr, K. Quarles. Sixth Row-B. Benson, E. Greene, A. Hrcka, L. Goodwin, E. Kirby, E. Austin, L. Maybaugh, F. Spencer, V. Kurrle, V. Gurden, D. Swihart, M. Rice, V. Norris, C. Spiess, L. Dye, H. Downing, B. Bramer, R. Park, R. Caylor. Fifth Row-J. Gibson, D. Kiblny, R. Kersh, I. Long, B. Lacina, C. Nelson, A. Isharn, L. Sanders, B. Bowhay, V. Radant, D. Rondo, K. Rourke, M. Rourke, R. Geney, E. Luick, L. White sell, L. Kline, L. Splan, F. Jensen. Fourth Row-R. Waffle, Erma Papenfuss, Esther Papenfuss, E. Weller, K. Fletcher, F. Fox, M. Smith, R. Freeman, F. Langtry, V. Marriage, B. Brooks, L. Warner, A. LeCureux, M. Lehman, A. Wing, D. Brooks, B. Reed, B. Curry. Third Row-W. Reid, F. Cartwright, E. Swedine, B. Mollema, B. Schultheis, V. Demuth, I. Telfer, O. Tonnacliff, I. Lighthill, R. Klirigbiel, B. Raatz, I. Charkut, L. Zacharda L. Hawkins, R. Lighthill, I. Voss, L. Sweetland, B. Wietzke, V. Buck. Second Row--B. Harrelson, H. Dingwall, R. Pochert, N. Bodary, E. Biederman, H. Ockerman G. Doty, H. Liebengood, H. Krajcovic, F. Lotriclge, K. Jensen, G. Cardwell, D. Harmon L. Ostrander, R. Boggio, V. Craig, R. Stewart. Front Row-- B. Butler, D. Ferguson, I. Simons, L. Morton, S. Slater, D. Straba, M. Jones A. Maurer, M. Lane, B. McPhee, I. Smith, L. Smith, E. Guyn, E. Welch, E. Reich J. York, W. Woodworth. 30 y 1 Freshman 9A o Top Row-M. Fall, R. Speers, R. Wiltse, H. Mosher, J. Eddy, J. Delcamp, G. Day, D. Smith E. Baker, W. Shell, V. Bompezzi, K. Goodkencht, D. Freeman. Eighth Row-G. Eckerle, C. Shaw, B. Quirk, R. Hamburger, F. DeLong. Seventh Row-F. Wallis, L. Rundell, M. Larson, B. Schultz, G. Tomlinson, L. McCall, E Wiser, R. Sexton, C. Johnson, R. Washburn, S. Curtis, C. Rodgers. Sixth .Row--J. Champenoy, D. Rubelman, R. Comstock, L. Davis, V. Wysko, R. Cook, L Wilson, N, Chilikos, E. Lewandowski, R. Kendall. Fifth Row-B. Ellis, B. Saunders, D. Gillarn, W. Lietzau, P. Kelly, S. Ellis, D. Carroll, N Scott, H. Holland, R. Hart, L. Warner. Fourth Row-M. Hanes, C. Hudson, Splan, F. Kayanek, M. Askew, J. Boerman, D. Silver thorn, D. Spencer, J. Latunski. Third Row-B. Zisman, A. Putnam, D. Dietrich, Rathbun, E. Selfridge, R. Wiegel, F. Charvat, D. Frederick, W. Gorman, D. McCoy, P. Hall, P. Bell. Second Row-J. Hoshield, E. Daley, B. Lux, P. Hollis, I. Bandkau, C. Marshall, H. Dillon M. Skinner, E. Dreuth, J. Pinkerton, R. Sinnott, A. Linzey. Front Row-T. Kurrle, K. Francis, K. Finch, T. Knoblauch, E. Loomis, D. George, D. Gorte L. Krust, Wetzel, Dennis, G. Walter. 31 -, 1 af' ' 'sw . Q i H ya ,A a fb. U ii K? ll. diff J .. 1 ,J' '. 51. all-4,.-.4- 1, ' au ' an f x ' Ls: if ' K 3.2-5 1 . v 32 X aliistk f ,IE IIE! ig 'T uv 18, r, ix E f 'n vj K v I ftfljf' S'f2 fi 1 . F Q gvfvwf T p I3 f 1. fxhf --...M -...... .... 7 , x . ..,, Q, ' .Q , Xl? fn.,-N- -. W S -....., I 'N V Q ' wa in Jalal, 4.2 .. , Y. S ' N. 1 , s. gi. If 'HM .Q ,A ,. 4 , X N., , W-S KF! 4 in Miers gm FFP! nlslslsf'MW Q.,-4 in-LL...- 11' ,H UW QU :SVA S Q X gs Ks I-IC Les PC, 'F IES Top Rowil. Garnett, W. Baker, W. Coons, Arcure. Second Row-E. Nichols, A. Tomancik, E. Hicks, W. Harrelson. Front Row-A. Ockerman, H. Stanton, V. Petlach, lVl. Gorte, M. McIntyre. I. Turner. O New Fires The annual Senior play, New Fires, was presented November 20 to a capacity audience. Stephen Santry, an author, played by John Garnett, inherits a small farm in the Missouri Ozarks. At his wits end to know what to do with his family, Cwho, he fears, have lost their grasp on the fundamental values of lifej, he invites them all to the farm and there amazes them by issuing the ultimatum that he who wants food and raiment must work for it. lflaine Hicks as Olive, his daughter, pretends sickness to be allowed to go back, but falls in love with Lawrence Jenkins, the doctor, and changes her philosophy of life. Marie Gorte, Stephen's wife, comes to a realization of his need for sympathy, and Jim Arcure, the older son, becomes interested in poultry raising and, with his wife, Helen Stanton, decides to live on the homestead. The two younger children, played by Iflda Nicholls and Bill Harrelson, provide much of the comedy. The parts of the servants were well portrayed by Ina Jane Turner, a widow, Anna Tomancik, a spinster, Willianm Coons and W'illiam' Baker, as Sid Sperry and his son Jerry, farm hands. Alice Ockerman played the part of Mary Marshal, a neighbor girl, Martha Mclntyre, her mother, and Victoria Petlach, Sid's wife, Angie. Patricia Robertson and George Grover were prompters. The Senior class owes much to Miss Theresa Combellack for her successful direct- ing, and to Mrs. Hazelle Braddock, class advisor. 38 Top Row-H. Kindlesperger, Fritsch, Dignan, H. Lyon, L. Wing. Second Row---F. Armstrong, M. Guilford, L. Beerman, M. Gum, M. Whitmnix, A, Fox. Front Row-D. Lutz, Nl. Filgns, L. Wightman, Miss Combellncls, Nlarshclll, D. Telfer, R. Bell. . The Poor Fish This year's junior play, TIM Poor Fish, was presented April 16, in the high school auditorium. The Poor Fish was Sylvester Fish, a very superstitous young man, played by -lim Dignan. On his wedding day he calmly postponed his marriage to Maxine Gute because it was Friday, the thirteenth. He then took his best man, Halvard Lyon, and proceeded to a mountain resort promised him by his uncle, and found it occupied by Marcia Guilford, who had converted it into a rest cure sanitarium. -Sue Bicltford, lfthel Grace Marshall, arrived with her brother Billy, Leonard Beerman, also to claim the house. liurther complications arose when Maxine's car conveniently broke down near the house, and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Fish, Sr., CHarry Kindlesperger and Mar- garet XVhitmanJ unexpectedly arrived to view it. The maid, lirances Armstrong, had everyone thinking the other was mentally unbalanced and the result was one of the most intensely humorous plays yet produced. Qther members of the cast were Ruth Bell, as Margaret Matters, a young girl suffering from a nervous disorder: Doro- thy Telfer, as lflla Shayneg Ardis Fox, Lola Payne, Mildred liilgas, Wfarda Jewel: Lu- cille Wfightman, Grace Fletcherg Lloyd Wiiig, justice Smithg and -lim liritsch as Ran- dall Chase. Doris Lutz was the prompter. The Alunior class sincerely appreciates the work of Miss Theresa Combellack, director of the play and Mr. Howard Shanafelt, class advisor. 39 Spic Staff . Erlifor-in-Chief - - - George A. Grover l,ifc'i'u1'-3' Kathryn Ann Freeman Elsie Grossman Evelyn Herseher Rhea Riegel Mary Stinson Shirley Bristol Lillian DeMuth A rf Miles Tunnacliff Robert Straba Leonard Rumsey Sporfs Kenneth Crawford Bonnylyn Boulis Typing Ellen Jones Alice Buck Ruth Telfer Mary Merrill Picfures Marie Gorte Virginia Fuller Kenneth Mead Snaps Anselm Kiekbush Carl Woodbury Elizabeth Thorne Jane Tonnacliff 40 Bzzsilzvsx Josephine Gladden William Harrelson Carl Colando Rhea Riegel Peggy Jane Beehler Favzzlfy Advisors Mr. Bloomfield Mrs. Braddock Miss Greene Miss Carter Miss Osmer W 9 i 1 lg, ,Q W av.aI3i!'MH 5 M I Qgs' Va Us K 3 4 'if Q P yi v ' if My 335 ..,,,....uvzunuiO e ' ' ' A 1 2 5 3 Q LM: A H I6 9 if if Wrap, - ' S- 5 N Q aim .QA KKK K ,,4 tw ' W P :W N, A., Wagga? wg .fgitm sn' , . x V W wr if -'gg f A ., av L Rv QQ. Q' 'ww iffi Nu... A if M' W-mum... . fwfr 2 vi.. XF . will asf? ar .. rw 5 'Qty W,.X,lv 'x Ni If we :fs ,gi adv ' Ol ff' JN QM, Q. I -zulu: af in 4 if lv? xx 73W IQ Jhn I 'ii f wc' FN 1 Ui - M.. ,L Q g?m Q k N!! dw' 'lu 1 vgxki v' -3, 5 'J iel J ?r??P il s . :K I . LJ.. A0 P2 Tig i I . , ' A If 'v- --.....,,-Q i F Z.. C' rxggi, , V., , Q'-w . f?xf, 4' . fl' . -' -A.. , 1' ,fg '23 , G '4 . f . , Hz- ' 1, ' 15.8,-, ., '7- wfpafff. ' iriff. - V - .nz fry'-'if flzigf-t't:,lA Q-, fl, ' Xflil ' a2?4Qsf '? '.'-'LTR V - .. P 4 L . X , .if J fx 1 . ws ii Y 3 s fy, Q fi hh...- fs- in-ll All 3 'WFAI-'lLYY k if , W E X iw A MU ff-X , XM Kg xklxff O , 0.3 il if CLUBS 1, ,. Top Row-D. McLaughlin, Randolph, H. Soucie, E. Nlinarilc, Nl. Lamont, V. Fuller. lVl. Gorte, B. McPhee. Lower Row--Mrs. Gebhart, B. Jeffords, B. Ross, lVl.lVlcIntyre, Schultz, Miss Finch. Q Girls' Civic League OFFICERS President - - - - - Martha McIntyre Vice-President - - - Bette Ross Secretary - - Jane Cournyer Treasurer - - - - jean Schultz CABINET Helen Soucie Betty McPhee Doris McLaughlin Emma Minarilc Marie Cvorte Mary Lee Lamont ADVISORS Mrs. Gebhart Miss Finch The Girls' Civic League is an organization to which all girls of Owosso High School belong. Its purpose is to be of assistance to the school and to promote ll friendly spirit among the girls. It does much charity work . . . books, clothes, and money being given to less fortunate students. This money is received from the pro- ceeds of the weekly candy sales. In the same unit, a loan fund is supported. Around Christmas time, a party was given for all girls of the school. The League sponsors from two to four class teas a year, which give an opportunity for social training. This year the League financed the operetta, Bells of Bcfazzjolaisf, which was a new school activity. Other projects of the club are the Senior Breakfast, given in June, and the all-class parties. The League is under the supervision of Mrs. Gebhart and Miss Finch. 46 Top Row-J. Rotta, D. Reynolds, W. Freeman, R. White, P. Dudenhofer, E. Gregorik, A. Schautz. Third Row-Mr. C. P. Dynes, R. Telfer, D. Miller, R.Turner, W. Stinson, R. Hudson, L. Davis R. Gurden, C. Kline, J. Schultz, D. Warner, L. Warner. Second Row-A. Campbell, A. Wheeler, E. Harryman, G. Nlenter, R. Boulis, L. Lecureux J. Angell, C. Jones, O. Horn. Front Row-M. Bandkau, C. Spiess, L. Carr, M. Fitnick, O. Crane, D. Stewart, Sundquist D Future Farmers of America President ------ - - - Orion Horn Vice-President Lyle Alexander Secretary - - Ralph White Treasurer - - Donald Warner Reporter ------- - Arnold Wheeler The F. F. A. is a state and national organization for boys interested in agricul- ture. The requirements for each boy are these: C11 He must be fourteen years of age or olderg C21 He must be carrying an agricultural subjectg CSD He must carry out a supervised project during the summer. Most of the members are farm boys or boys who have a plot of ground large enough to carry out a project which fulfills the requirements of the state supervisor. A state meeting is held annually at M. S. C. and a national meeting each year at Kansas City. The local F. F. A. sponsors an athletic program for its members. Each year they compete with other schools in basketball and soft-ball, having a county F. F. A. soft-ball league which Owosso won for the two years that it has been organized. The county F. F. A. had a log sawing contest and a corn husking contest which were both won by Owosso. The local chapter also exhibits grain and livestock in both state and local contests, aids in civic undertakings, such as tree planting, and competes in grain and livestock contests sponsored by Michigan State College. Owosso has won first in poultry for the last four years and one trip to Kansas City in livestock judging. 47 i 1, 5 Top RowfE. Minarilc, M. Gorte, L. Andrus, B. Scarlett, D. Mack, Miss Werhack. Front Row-V. Fuller, B. Boulis, M. Mack, V. Raymond. Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association is organized for the purpose of interesting girls in all athletics and giving them an opportunity to partake in sports of their choice. Awards are made on the basis of a point system, each team membership and each in- dividual activity counting so many points. The services of the association are not narrowed to the realm of sports. Playdays are sponsored in which the girls make new friends and become acquainted with the work done in other schools. In giving banquets and through other social activities, a wide range of experience is obtained. Membership is open to any girl attending high school who is interested in sports. Officers of the association are as follows: President ------ Bonnylyn Boulis Vice-President - Mildred Mack Treasurer - - Viola Raymond Secretary - - - ' Virginia Fuller Basketball Manager - - Dorothy Mack Volleyball Manager - - - Lillian Andrus Indoor Manager V - - Emma Minarilc Tennis, Swimming and Golf K - Marie Gorte Social Chairman ------ Barbara Scarlett Miss Dorothy Werback is faculty advisor to the organization 48 Top Row+E. Moorhead, H. Alexander, B. Terbush, E. Grossman. Second Row-W. Harrelson, B. Lebowski, D. Wilson, P. Beehler, Harris. From Row-E. Skinner, N. Woodworth, C. Joy, Mrs. Crosby, M. Hamlin, E. Herscher. o Library Club The Library Club consists of the I,ib1'arian, Mrs. Crosby, and thirteen students Although most of the work is routine, such as checking books in and out, dusting, look- ing up fines, and straightening shelves, many other benefits are derived by the mem- bers. They become acquainted with the various classes of books and the Dewey Deci- mal System which is used in the library for classifying and marking books. They also learn to look up reference material and are trained in habits of accuracy, punctuality, dependability, service, courtesy, and patience. The training received as assistants in the high school library has enabled some students to secure work in the libraries of the colleges they have attended after leaving high school, and thus has given them a source of material help. The members are Ruth Hart, Eugenia Moorhead, Bernice Lebowski, Norma NVoodworth, Evelyn Herscher, Peggy Jane Beehler, Helen Alexander, Esther Skinner, Dorothy Wilscmn, Carol Joy, Mabel Hamlin, William Harrelson, and Jack Harris. 49 Top Row-C. Woodbury, N. Tufforcl, B. Cooley, G. Bolton, B. Benoy, D, Diclcinsnn. Second Row-D. Porter, A. Reed, L. Gillett, Miss Carter, F. Armstrong, G. Doty, A. Kiclcbush. Front Row-W. Straight, H. Staff, E. Freeman, V. Coalces, F. Cartwright, Faztal, R. Strnba. I Camera Club President - - Frances Armstrong Vice-President - - David Matthews Secretary - Virginia Coalces Treasurer - - - Alice Reed Advisor - - Miss Marion Carter The Camera Club, one of the newest clubs of Owosso High School, was organ- ized last October by Miss Carter, the present advisor of the club. The club limits its membership to thirty-five. However, if more than the set amount join, a new division will be made for beginners. The object of this club is to attain the art of picture taking, developing, and printing. The club has charge of all snap shots for the Spic and each member has exercised much time in the taking of pictures for it. For their dark room they are using the Biology-Agriculture Store room at present, and Mr. Willnian, who is interested in the club, has provided them with all necessary equipment. So l 1 .M Top Row-Mr. Roelofs, Fanral, C. Woodbury, G. Bolton, R. Straba, E. Hecht, lVlr. Hood. Second Row-E. Taylor, F. Armstrong, R. Scott. Front Rowell. Souci, B. Recd, B. Curry, Mr. MacDonald. Forensic Club The Forensic group is a new club to the Owosso High School. It was organized for those students interested in some form of speech work . . . material and assistance they cannot obtain in the regular curriculum. Its purpose is to teach the members the elementary principles of debate and parliamentary procedure, and to help them ac- quire ease in speaking. The club possesses no officers but elects a chairman at each meeting. The group has sponsored two debates. The Hrst was between two Michigan High Schools, liast Lansing High School and Flint Central High School. The other was between the co-eds of Michigan State College and Albion College. ln this debate an unusual experiment was tried. At the close of the debate, in place of the usual re- buttal, the audience took part and discussed both sides. Other programs have consisted of debates, readings, discussions, reviews, and formal speeches. Members who were not present for the picture are Adaline Chrysler, Carleton Keyes, Dorothy Willnian, and Doris Dickinson. The club is under the guidance of Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Hood, and Mr. Roelofs. 51 52 and B l O0 ch S gh l SSO W0 Van Kniebes, Direclor OFFICERS L45-4 932 gm ,rg Q2 .. C31 gm .QE '32 ffm .La 0 C ES Z! FEE-4 cn? -lm .3 WVU Um ertising Manager - Adv Coons Arlene Corresponding Secretary . 'U L1 O 2 's o 2 U N 5 YS jo um Ma 5 m na .C D-1 u E bs u u aa cn -I Chaddoc rman, Irene ald Mo C o D Corlzcfs 5031113 klfjgfan Flulrs and Pzccolos Clarlncfs Trombofws Bassoon.: Carl SCl'11llIZ Lima Iiiuffman Marcia Guilford Jerry Rotta Edward Tanner Betty McLaren LeRoy Lewis Robert Haight Lionel DeWitt Richard Lange Clare Washburn Marian Smith Fred Elliot Mavis Bristol Norman Tufford Leon Austin B Bob Waffle Sdxopbongs Barbara Watson Robert Richmond an 01165 Bob Meiers GIJOC John White Lynn Wilson Betty Raymond Velva Horton Kenneth Mead K h E k I Betty Fox Georgia Dillon Merrell Thorne Earl Harris Arlene COOI1 ennet C ere Russell Thomas P , - Herbert Runyan Robert Telfer Wilford Tufford FVUHCIQ Horllg John Chilikos Circ 11551011 Basses Donald Smith Richard Boulis ' Arthur Byerly Marshall Brown ' . R U O Eugene Geeck Kenneth Crandall A ld G Lloyd Wing James Elliott 9556 ' smer Kirkwood Finch Edward Taylor 'no etman Robert White Charles Hinspeter Blu Kmg Peggy Bell Hulda Bradd Robert Kefchef Mary McLaren Verne Thompson Bob Schwartz Lewie Krust Betty Curry Warren McCarger Bill Broker Robert Spiece 3 tt' rches ol O -C1 u VJ -Cl bn 1 WVOSSO Van Kniebes, Diredor .4 fi x: 'E 5 2 KU E U 'V as 5 o ...I U bp., -' L: u : 8 E N2 '5 Ov U -N ua,Qa.. ,,, rn Qs C IU Nu, aa gr: 'rc 23 :X QE ww AW 573 QOQM Q 'gmibdgmgfniv-1 'cs 51 Q-ff 'QE 5 52? Rd Q 25 E5 cqhtuqx mm ,...v1 ' bow N,,:,. u--U N--Ei-at C-'eric .:va LUQWN km aww 2224 N 'N' N. va U LL. x Q G 20 25 5 6Ev1 .:: Og-U52 E0 O... .tj -1 Egwfj 3x:2Eyv S35 .C-cmolt-Bfihvmemgiseu-g I'-wg!-'2E5v1'5gi,ULXT,4,2Lz.g -- -U at ffm -0N:u v4'E35'-EUWSU 'V C m 'Cm Na..--.m0cua....5,0-gtrSQ,'5C5,,,g,, -:gEgE:E5:EgggSC:L: N, Q, S Qzwmaiazahmoxsimaa Top Row--L. Rumsey, H. Meier, M, Tunnacliff, M. Lepard. Second Row-R, Bell, M. Montague, Imhoff, E. Baird, G. Cwault, M. Frazier, A. Unverdross, D. Nieman, I. Turner, Miss Osmer. Front Row- D. Wilsoix, F. Filbert, M. Beebe, D. Elwell, E. Carmody, E. Nicholls. D. Snlnndcr, M. McLaren, D. Byerlein, M. Cartwright. . Art Club President - - Miles Tunnacliff Vice-President - Jane Imhoff Secretary V Dorothy Elwell Treasurer - - Fritz Moorhead Advisor - Miss Emily Osmer The purpose of the Art Club is to foster an appreciation of art and to learn var- ious skills. It is composed of approximately forty members. All members either have had or are having some course in art. The club meets every two weeks and there is a social meeting every two months. Christmas gifts consisting of tea towels, silhouettes and mottos were made by the members. Its chief undertaking this year has been the All Class Party held March 12. This was sponsored to buy materials for handicraft projects. 54 1 3. :Q 1 5 SX KL l- - -. vf,'?- -fs Q. 5 X 1 i f ,, xx . -Q f x Vx, S-1' UWILIS 4 1'Q'tf'e. T LETICS Q Egg YJN Q3f , 5 N' 5 YQQ15 3553 SQ Q 5' A61 2' df S3535 Q09 Q gg Q65 EU QQ 1. W f eu xxityw X X Qs EE QQKS 595 , f l.5 , Mi Leon Austin Bob Beebe Steve Bompezzi Arnold Burke Carl Colando William Coons Kenneth Crawford George DeSantis Fred Dingwall Noble Ercole Bill Fillmore James Fritsch September O b cto er October October October October N b ovem er November CIJ '11 wgswea--meer 5 OO BEAN 93 fi 5' Q-B 3 fi, fb '13- Hmama ata Q' gm 2. UQ ?em'S-QGW:fQE?:ba v-43.5 35955511 w .- U' 5-5 sg Q QQ in Q Q- u-H: Q35 u- Q: '-T2 :rs 3 O 5 OOOOO 222 OOO SWT? nv-1'-1 ctober ctober November 6 Football O VARSITY PLAYERS Mr. Howard Auer, Head Coach Mr. Grove Holman, Assistant Coach James Grill Sam Gurske William Harrelson Darwin Heine Calvin Holland Orion Horn Joe Hoy William Jackson Ben Kaufman Richard Kebler Howard Kendell Harry Kindlesperger Lawrence Marva Leslie Perrin Gale Rodgers , Ed Saunders Bob Scarlett Bill Selleck Jack Shepherd Jack Wagemaker Ronald Weidman Joe Zelensky Carl Keyes Anthony Zukowski 1936 Schedule OHS Opp. Z5-,,,,. Chesaning fl-lerel ....,... -ew 33 O Z, ,... Bay City fHerel ......,... --,,- 0 7 10 ,-.e,Pontiac fThereJ ......,..... --,- O 0 l6,--, Midland fHerel .,,.......,... ,-,--Z6 0 24-.---Saginaw Eastern fTl1erel ..... e--..l2 13 3l-, -L,Flint Northern fTl'1erel .L,.... - ---, 0 6 7 ...,. Saginaw Arthur Hill fHerel ..,,, ..r, 0 28 14 W, Flint Central fHerel .......... ,,,,l3 7 O B TEAM PLAYERS Mr. Glen Mason, Coach Robert Holzhausen Bill Osborn Jim Hoy Jake Rappuhn Jim Jackson Bob Secord Jack Kelly Bob Selleck Raymond Keyes Joe Skriba Theodore Koerner William Soucie Don Lux John Sulo Dick Lyons Bob Waffle Howard McEntee Bill Wallace Stanley Malik Robert White Cyril Marva Jim Zelensky Bob Meiers 1936 Schedule OHS Opp. 3 ,e--.Perrington ...L,.....,..., ---, 20 0 9 ,,,, -Laingsburg - -L, ....L ,... 1 Z 0 15 , . -. ,Ionia fCancelledl 23-,..--Corunna ........ ,.- --,, 0 0 30 S-- Swartz Creek ,.,... .,,, 0 13 , St. Charles --,,-- L,,- 0 18 57 G' rv 'CNN N 3 ff nivj , L qj X-,E L! 5 f YXX 1711 NX JN M XTX.. WX 1 J v Q7 J Kg! fffq 5 W ' X asf fix :Fx 4-i,... J K 1 Sf' .,f 1 f M ' 5' V! XX f I wqlgx fufE Arnold Burke Levi Conklin Bill Fillmore Harold Gurske December December December January January January January January January February February February February February Bob Beebe Lyle Davis Noble Ercole Steve Harveth James Hoy James Jackson December December January January January January January January January January February February February February February February B a s k e t b a l 1 I VARSITY PLAYERS Mr. Glen Haidt, Coach Sam Gurske Bill Harrelson Darwin Heine Joe Hoy 1936-37 Schedule Alma fHereJ ........... Chesaning fHereJ .,....... Saginaw Eastern fHereJ --- Flint Central fThereJ .... Bay City fThereJ ......... Pontiac fThereJ ........... Saginaw Arthur Hill fHereJ -- Flint Northern fHereJ .,.... Saginaw Eastern fThereJ ..... Bay City 1Hez-el .--. ...... .--- Saginaw Arthur Hill fTherel .... Pontiac fHereJ ............ Flint Northern ffherel ..... Flint Central fHerel ..e. I B TEAM PLAYERS Mr. Grove Holman, Coat' William Jackson Arthur Johnston Jerry Kentfield Donald Lux Warren McCargar Ted Putnam 1936-37 Schedule Chesaning ................. Saginaw Eastern --- Flint Central .... Perry ,- ......., Bay City --- Pontiac ...... .- Arthur Hill --- -----Elsie ----------- Flint Northern - --- - - Saginaw Eastern - - - ----,Bay City -- ------ -----Arthur Hill --- -----Pontiac ------- -----Flint Northern --- -----Laingsburg ---- Flint Central -- 59 7 ---10 I0 Harry Kindlesperger Bill Selleck Joe Skriba OHS Opp. ---15 Z3 ---22 io ---18 23 ---11 41 ---iz 25 ---17 30 ---27 21 ---is za ---21 so -.-- 24 16 ---12 29 --- 5 so ---18 45 --- 21 27 Gale Rodgers Bob Segula Henry Soupal Robert Spiece Lynn Wilson Joe Zelensky OHS Opp. ---25 4 ---16 Z0 ---IZ Z6 ----12 9 ----14 16 ----10 25 --- 7 32 ---- Z4 18 --- Z1 ---18 26 ---16 31 ---16 30 ----17 13 ---20 9 ---ll 23 X y ZZ? 9 Q QV i D rg dx 91 'WENT fl fu ww U Qxg X QQSTEJQ x Jw gi LQ? Q GJ C325 X QELIG ix X f VJ PNN f A wx f K 5 1 X Q-A323 ifig f C , 610 1 FM Phil Rice Bob Brewer Dick Kebler Arnold Burke Howard Baker J. D. Haines Rodney Gurden Jim Zelensky Bill Soucie Ed. Baker Harold Haines Joe Scriba Lynn Tinklepaugh Floyd Nesbit Robert Benoy Eugene Langdon Robert Hudson Robert Segula Fred Elliot Robert Spiess Edward Horski Paul Dudenhofer Jim Fritsch Bud Byerly Max Hiler Raymond Keyes Robert Haight Evan English jim Hoy Tennis Mr. Allen Montgomery, Coach Richard Brichan Leonard Beerman Bernie , Bisard Neal Meredith Baseball b Mr. Grove Holman, Coat Joe Zelensky Sam Gurske Joe Hoy Earl Bodary Lawrence Marva Steve Harveth Bill Osborn George Stokes Cliff Smith T r a c k Mr. Glenn Mason, Coach Don Smith Noble Ercole James Grill Robert Allen Bill Selleck James Krugher LeRoy Loomis L. Keller Walter Kuehner John Sinnott Arnold German Jim Dignan Mike Cardwell S. P. Ellis jim Schultz Jack McDonald Managers Charles Preston 61 Earl Henzler Dick Lyons Homer Gibson Gale Rogers Carl Colando Darwin Heine Bob Holzhausen Lyle Davis Wilford Tufford Ed. Saunders Bradley Blake Dick Harmon Robert Chapman Alex McLaren Carl Colando Gale Rodgers Edward Kline Bill Himburg Keith Dann Francis Knoblauc Bill Fillmore Ted Putnam Jim Mullaney Lynn Wilson Morris Horski Horace Holland Ted Koerner h Albert Lewandowski ,ll 'itz T3 .W ' W'-Q-ff' 1 , -, ,ff ,Q ' A-44994. Q7 .avr 'Q 'QV- -any 3 'CA -A .. 'si s U. 1 gf V... . 6 flu. ' , Q x '72 4' A CS' , L-9' ww' mm.' ' Girls' Intramural Sports O Back from vacation, sport-minded girls turned to volleyball. The sophomores won the championship. Members of the team were Emma Minarik QCD, Lillian An- drus, Dorothy Mack, Dorothy DeFrenn, Ardis Richard, Patricia Thorn, Helen Soucie, Thelma Lindbergh, Mildred Cartwright, Geraldine Jones, and Mary Lee Lamont. Next on the year's program was bowling. The freshman team, consisting of Vivian Harmon, Vivian Welte, Rebecca McCarthy, and Ellen Greene, surprised the school by walking off with the laurels. The high scorer was a sophomore, Betty Ash- munn. Following Christmas vacation, basketball occupied the center of interest. The seniors conquered the sophs after a hard struggle, winning by the slim margin of one point. The following girls made up the championship team: Victoria Petlach CCD , Virginia Fuller, Mary Merrill, Viola Raymond, Dorothy Reed, Ruth Sehlaaek, Mar- garet Schlaack, Vivian Harmon, and Thelma Richmond. Other sports yet to be played this year are indoor, tennis, and golf. For the second consecutive year, Owosso High School sent a team to the Mich- igan State College Basketball Playday, February 13. The earlier part of the morning was spent swimming. Then came basketball. Owosso lost a close and exciting game to Clarksville, 4-2, but defeated Ionia, ll-0. Members of the team were Virginia Fuller CCCJ, Bonnylyn Boulis QCCJ, Martha McIntyre, Mildred Mack, Victoria Petlach, Dorothy Reed, Barbara Scarlett, Ruth Schlaack, Lillian Andrus, Emma Minarik, Dar- rielyn Leffingwell, Viola Raymond, Dorothy Mack, and Kathryn Greenhoe. At one o'clock the girls attended a luncheon at the Union Building and later witnessed a fast basketball game between two college teams. Between halves there was a badminton match, a fencing exhibition, and a game of cage ball. On March 13, Owosso held a Basketball Playday of its own. Flint Central, Flint Northern, Saginaw Arthur Hill, and Bay City sent teams. Owosso was represented by the seniors-winners of the intramural basketball tournament. They lost to Arthur Hill by one point, but beat Flint Northern. After the last game was over, most of the girls went swimming. A cocoa was held in the cafeteria. 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