Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

Published by THE SEHIUR CLHSS OWOSSO HIGH SCHOOL Owosso, Michigan 1939 ' We gmc 7EMY5 ' braids-'x - f-4'-'Qian'--'+4v2+f+' 'LAL-v' , f- 4-V' A- 1- FUHEWUHD Our high schoo-I days will live in our memories for years to come, for they have been the happiest we have known. During these years We have made the finest and most Worthwhile friendships of our lives. We are now entering a new life-one in which success is the goal for which we are all striving. We hope that as this goal is being achieved, this Spic Will bring back mem- ories of our start up this ladder of success. The purpose of your Spic is to record for you, your thoughts and activities during high school, so that they can remain with you for the rest of your lives. We hope that when you later look over the pages of this annual, it will bring back to you memories of the past four years. 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At 8:45, the first bell calls, an all except that certain 'SWQ Cas Mr. Cournye coyly puts ity hurry to their classrooms. conglomeration of noise and smells arise-J the smells from cooking and chemistry classi es-and noise from the halls, typing room and machine shop. At the beginning of second hour, foul bells announce an assembly. Mr. Cournyer affectionately called Pop , gently C?J in forms the freshmen Cahemj of their diversi- iied faults and dismisses with the gentle ad- monition to leave silently. We immediately quiet down to a roar, and straggle to oui second hour classes. Time drags slowly through second hour and third hour is brok- en only by the long anticipated notices, be .lb Y. . , ..,n.ni,5,e..,, um-: f , . ,fi .14 .1 -..- IUUSSU HIGH SUHUUL rudgingly read by the teachers. As the bell rings, people are in danger of being trampled to death 'n the mad rush. for the door. We eat! 1 Soon the halls are cluttered with fellows wandering aimlessly from o-ne girl's locker to another. The bells ring, and after a lingering adieu, stud'ts file into the cell blocks on both sides of the halls. At exactly 20' minutes after one, Mr. deBoom makes his punctual round of the light switches. A great eco-nomist Walks again! . The next two hours are spent in slumber, interrupted only by the droning voices of the teachers. The bell stutters-four times! It's a lecture program assembly and everyone frantically looks around for the nearest' exit. A few unfortunates are herded into the auditorium where they listen to a boring discussion on Where the white goes when the snow melts . When we are finally released, we Whoop our satisfaction and proceed to mob the exhibits room where a caramel apple sale is in progress. We leave the building eating one another's apple. . ' , OMF 4'N.'-l-g... 1 1 i ', i z E-T ', 1 fn, 1, 7, M I. ,x' 21A R' 1 iv Pk I 'f .v L . fn, A ,sw v -K, ,iv nw -4 , on ' J ,.,, In ji yr. MD 5 . . , , 1- .,.:u: LS-54' -5. 4- Jia' '35 fl ,, fb 1' 'fr -, J, .. 913' . ,I.,,r-'N' ' 1 u,.-.mi , K V , ' x , f ,,f. s,I ' w X' ad' , is ,fd X ,w..:1.Qt1QiHl In K A .I . lf? X K , A s xt.- , x. 1 ,rf ' ' A ,J 1 JA-5 A' ,w AL. tiff' I 1 M, we QQ? 4 Hpugff -' . X. .Nu x lx ,.-- -r X X Liv,-., K. . N ,L :iii of f's'T1r'Wifr fr'rrr'rrW 'ff'--c rf' 5 --4 SEHIUHS l2H -- JUHIURS IIB CLASS OF '40 Top Row: G. Horton, R. Schneider, H. Maron, B. Ebe, O. Veale, B. Losey, D. Losey, S. Harveth, L. Splan, R. Schaufcle, E. Horne, E. Mariage, J. Flanner, R. Sherman, L. Hunt, R. McKowen, R. Stewart. 1 D. Lecureux, C. Wortman, H. Beecken, N. McNu1ly, B. Bramer, A. Beemer, Row 9: C. Collins, J. Matthews, F. Habermehl, F. Tuma, R. Beehler, O. Wortman, L. Keller, F. Hahn. ' J. York, E. Reich, F. Lotridge, L. Hathon, G. Brothers, C. Marva, H. Gute, R. Telfer, B. Keyes, -E. Pioger, W. Wager, G. Gould, L. Edmonds, D. Wightman, Tufford, T. Wilson, W. Bruckm-an, A. Humphrey, R. Freeman, V. Stewart. M. Ford, R. Sheldon, B. Spiece, L. Carr, K. Quarles, G. Buschman, E. Cline, L. Kersey, L. Wing, G. Cardwell, L. Davis, C. Anderson, F. Oswald, O. Crane, M. Row 8: W. Row 7: Fitnich, R. Fuller, C. Cosgrove, J. Hoy, H. McEntee, H. Gibson, L. Whitesell. Row 6: M. Horski, L. Due, R. Burns, K. Koerner, W. Fritzche, A. Walkowski, R. Selleck, D. Boulis, R. Cameron, C. Spiess, W. HanclTEt Ff'D. Reynolds, D. Stewart, K. Welch, B. Harrelson, J. Cournyer, M. Sabisch, K. Rourke-, B. Schwartz, B. Broker, R. Whitten, R. Hunn, B. Lacina. Row 5: P. Howard, C. Long, T. Richmond, D. Beyerlein, M. Lewis, T. Rowell, E. Greene, R. Pochert, H. Dingwall, F. Moore, R. Geney, W. Woodworth. A. Maurer, B. Butler, B. Mollema, R. Harmon, J. Jackson, J. Howe, L. Reynolds, R. Waffle, I. Simons, R. Dreuth, B. Gurden, V. Harmon, D. Ferguson, B. Kewin, F. Cartwright, B. Benson, A. Hagen, N. Bodary, E. Biedermann, B. Bowhay, V. Radant, D. Rondo, B. Brooks, L. Morton, I. Telfer, A. LeCureux, L. Warner, L. Sweetland, V. Mariage, V. Buck, V. Burgess, M. Buckley, L. Langdon. Row 4: Row 3: E. Weller, B. Curry, B. Reed, I. Long, R. Klingbiel, S. Larson, V. Wood, M. Ruess, R. Hodge, V. Kurrle, U. Rickett, L. Kline, J. Beehler, W. Reid, K: Fletcher, F. Fox, B. Ely, R. Lighthill, H. Liebengood, R. Stewart, M. DeFrenn, V. Welte, M. Mbiller. Row 2: O. TonnacliH, C. Crandall, D. Galloway, R. McCarthy, M. Shelp, V. Demuth, B. Schultheis, S. Slater, E. Welch, L. Zacharda, D. Hoose, M. Fuhr, D. Ballou, H. Shaw, D. Wahl, B. McPhee, R. Graham, D. Swihart, V. Gurden, M. Smith, R. Freeman, R. Lore, E. Kirby, M. Inman. A ' Row 1: D. Brooks, R. Kersh, G. Doty, D. Kibby, M. Lane, B. Raatz, J. Benoy, A. Chrysler, R. Caylor, L. Waters, C. Nelson, L. Smith, D. Tinklepaugh, A. Wing, V. Whiteherse, D. Murdock, F. Langtry, I. Charkut, D. Farley, T. Hasse, E. Swedine, V. Norris, A. Reichert. JUHIUHSIIH CLASS OF '41 V Top row: E. Sufridge, V. Wysko, R. Caylor, G. Walter, C. Johnson, W. Gorman, J. Champenoy, R. Sinnott, B. Schultz, B. Quirk, B. Ellis, D. Dietrich, C. Hudson, K. Francis. Row 4: J. Splan, R. Sexton, L. Muzzy, P. Kelly, J. Wilson, D. George, N. Scott, D. Gorte, R. Kendall, B. Washburn, B. Shell, D. Smith, B. Lietzau, D. Silverthorn, E. Dreuth. Row 3: F. Wallis, J. Wetzel, M. Fall, E. Loomis, F. Knoblauch, E. Lewandowski, E. Wiser, R. Wiltse, K.. Finch, J. Eddy, V. Bompezzi, QH. Mosher, P. Hall, J. Rathbun. Row 2: B. Speers, H. Holland, E. Baker, D. Carroll, L. McCall, S. Ellis, I. Hoshield, J. Delcamip, J. Latunski, N. Chilikos, D. Freeman, K. Goodknecht, R. Comstock, M. Skinner, VR. Wiegel. Row 1: P. Hollis, M. J. Walsh, C. Marshall, B. Lux, I. Bandkau, D. Rubelman, L. Rundell, M. Larson, J. Boerman, F. DeLong, C. Shaw, B. Zisman, G. Terry, D. McCoy.. -W -9- 1 , I. , , i. fl , -. .. , . ,, ' ' ,. . . ,. lxlx . -I N Q.: 3. Y,.h,lA,,:.:,, V, . 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JSE., 1 's ii IJIHRU UF H SILLU SEHIUH September 6. Today was the opening day of school with its many assemblies, mix-ups in schedules, and general noisy rumpuses. tt' ZA September 16. We had our first real assembly today. Mr. Simpson f gave us his up and at 'em football ticket sales' talk and Mr. Willman told '-i- us about night football. It sounds snazzy! We are to have the finest field - 1n the state. is-1' .. iwfiffi ffl. V if af. T' H-gf H F-Ifgilf ' September 29. The defeat Bay City assembly came OH today, pre- r1.2 M.. .,.. sided over by Mr. Simpson. Coaches Auer and Mason cracked their usual E - Mfg- ' , jokes about Wives and bald heads. h tt- ,- -V ,A ,. '14, . September 30. Tonite all us guys and gals celebrated the defeat of the Bay City eleven at the first all-class party of the season. The Girls Civic FLM: -. -,4,. League gave it-and believe me, they certainly know how to toss a party, 9-V. , .,r-.V Q, Jack Dowling s Ork played. y fi A . V . ff ' October 7. 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U 6 . mil nw: in :vm- f iw.-,g-KH. . 'f i .f-. Eng V 5.-V. 4l'?'1 'V,.- .f 1-.,im- .'- .T . eg.r,..,- .,e :-V:-.fi will 1 -nf 'im V ' 25:1 yu. 2 f' 3' --.' . Pe ns- -f. F ' V' -,.r.-, r.-PK-s--, ,-J...-V-ff'-V:1 -V'V - imE,. . .T e. 25,515 -.Vi if f! 45,3335 2.573 1 .--lfiti-I -i.ei2g2.E5E V 2 5324 II, 'jfs-la! ' '-'X- success. We gals played games, listened to vocal solos by some of our budding blues singers, and danced to Miss Dondero's playing. And of course we ate. ' - October 13. Barb Scarlett was in charge of the first studt assembly today. Jane Beebe and Paul Ferris, both graduates of O. H. S., came back to lead us in yells and singing. ' ,October 20. The day before the Saginaw game, so a pep meeting was in orderf Bobbe Ferris took charge and Charley Marshall, Peg Hall, and Janey Wiggins fthe nutsll donned football uniforms and warbled a few ditties. The Big Four , our new corps of girl cheer leaders, broke in their new outfits and led us in a mess of lusty yells. . October 31. The Senior all-class brawl kept me out too late tonite. Dowling again obliged. During intermission we hoof-slingers were enter- tained by a program of dancing and music. Larry Coy and Betty J eiords danced, Grace Terry and Lela Mae Frappier played their squeeze-boxes, and Gertrude Clark sang. November 1. Wheel Our assembly today consisted of some well- trained dogs and a pony. Those animals certainly were clever beasties. Upper left: G. C. L. class party. Upper right: Dancing class in action. Lower left: Senior tea. Lower right: Senior class party. -. 'I' ..x ,V ,Nav I3,- .. --1.1, 1 ,'1:- ig, 15. -s,,.t,1.c2 .... - .. .Aw en... . ,,+,,,,.-.... .. 4. 1 A l - .. 1. 1 '--fq 1,71 N- . . ,4. im- lk' 3 Top 1: Senior class party, L. Frappier and G. Terry, accordianists. Top 2: Senior class party, B. Jeffords and L. Coy, dancers. Top 3: G. Clark, soloist. Top 4: Senior class party. V Lower left: Dwarf in King of the Golden River . Lower right: King of the Golden River. ' . w November 3. Peggy Bell and Peggy Hall presented a novel assembly today on the Professor Quiz idea. Teachers and students racked their brains to furnish answers to the quizzical quips asked by the girls, assist- ed by the band. A November 9. Quite a full day! Two things broke Mr. Cournyer's carefully prepared schedule. First, a lecture assembly-Mr. Hall gave us a talk on Egyptian tombs, murnmies, and stuff. All very interesting. Then the senior girls and their mothers attended a tea given by the Girls Civic League. The program was cute: consisted of a play, two piano solos, and a tap dance. We then retired to the cafe where tea was poured by Miss Osmer and Miss Combellack. November 18. The Senior play, Apron String Revolti' nearly started a revolution 'round these parts. I had nearly as much fun watching the silly thing as the Seniors had in putting it on. December 1. The King of the Golden River was put on by a famous children's theater in our auditorium. I saw many of the high school upper- classmen sneaking in to turn kid again and enjoy the performance to the utmost. ....12.... . 1. 9. Q. -.,.,v N -- 'nw ,. ,L K 1 , , - , s. 9. -. ,. - ,. .- ur p - -' , 4 g :5 -,--' -M 5, . gf A, ,,,.:, 15' -- .- :'- .nv-1--,'.a1'. f f .a . ,1 u . .-I-.-ru-P.. ... '-' - lw- wifi ..f.-. img: r ,Hi ,1-R .4-...gf ag Ii'.:g,2yl--.1 ....- 5-,'i1q.y1if1,EZ:.Q iff-'rQ':a,f.q.1 'T 'K 3, ,, .Qi LIL, -,'i:I 4 , ' Ai' :.'.'-3' 'f ' UUTBHLL Lights! Cameras! Fans! Music! Cheers! and Action! We had them all! The beautifully lighted football lield has formed a permanent picture in the minds of those who witnessed the first 'games played under lights here. The Trojan squad of '39 sho-wed their appreciation by coming through with a victorious season. ,Q-'N s, Q0 9v,ava i fJ,.,,...-1-E ' Cameras snapped the largest crowds ever to attend the Valley contests played in Owosso, while the combined forces of the visiting and home bands furnished excellent maneuvers between the halves. :ll 24 :lf Inspiring pep-meetings added to the en- thusiasm of the students. Making a colorful attraction were the new cheer leaders in uniforms. Pk 'lf ik A The Senior Class sincerely wishes the on- coming team a successful season. A 4 Top left: Peggy Hall and Mr. Simpson in Amateur Contest for football pep assembly before the Arthur Hill game. . Top right: Night football game at thet half. QF1int Central.J Third row: Drum majors' Jim Chandler, Mary McLaren, Peggy Bell. Center right: Mr. Kniebes leading the school song. Second row: Jane Wiggins, Charlotte Marshall, Peggy Bell, singing in a football pep assembly. Lower row: Singing at a pep assembly. -13- ', gen .e E K l.. l 4 I. I.. i E .t f .4 n ri. iali'5 'P15 ' 4' W ' YH v' T 'X ff ,'R ''?? '..':f.: '11'2wt'v,'-T ff 1-:1 .il V . ., V -47 ,. Y :YQ -I ,...:,.,: 4 U P... If W. ' if P.. ET-Q' f L, - f . ll . F. X TOP PICTURE Top row: B. Carroll, A. Burke, G. De Santis, J. Skriba. - Lower row: E. Bodary. B. Soucie, R. Beebe, R. Keyes, H. Kendall, G. Rodgers, S. Harveth. LOWER PICTURE .. N Top row: Ass't Coach Holman, G. Wallace, D. Reynolds, L. Hunt, J. Hoy, D. Matthews, Coach Auer, J. Zelensky, A. .3 .,-.' Getman, A. Johnston, L. Edmonds, H. Gibson, W. Fritzsche. 5P',, -. ji Lower row: H. McEntee, T. Koerner, M. Hiler, M. Buschman, B. Osborn, W. McCargar, E. Cline. L HII vaufu ann HII sims Beams Our knuckle - smashing, bone - breaking, hair - raising 1938 football' season was cli- p maxed by the selection of the All-Valley team by our fine-feathered friends, the coaches. -... 5, Q The All-Valley selections included, on the first team, Joe fCasanovaJ Skriba as quarter- back, Gale CGabbyJ Rodgers as tackle, and Howard CHowdyJ Kendall as guard. On the I second team were Arnie CPrezJ Burke as half-back, and George fJerkJ DeSantis as full- ij:-jig. back. Steve Harveth, left end and Bob Beebe, CArchieJ right guard, were given honor- able mention. Q li Remington's All-State selections included Gabby Rodgers as guard on the first I team and Howdy Kendall as guard on the third team. Jimmy Zelensky, half-back and QM Jerk DeSantis, full-back, received honorable mention. fail? On the Free-Press honorable mention list appeared the names of Ray Keyes, half- .-'e : back, Joe Skriba, half-backg and Gale Rodgers, tackle. 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Owosso showed a lot of power in their line plays as they impressively defeated Chesaning. Bay City 0 The Trojans displayed a powerful offense as they charged Owosso 7 through the Bay City line time after timewith DeSantis carrying the ball. lVIcCargar made the only touchdown of the game with Burke kicking the extra point. The Trojans proved their mettle by defeating the Bay City eleven. Exceptional blocking by Rodgers Bodary, and Harveth made great gains possible. ' Pontiac 0 The Pontiac Chiefs displayed a strong defensive line, but Owosso 26 were unable to halt Owosso's superior passing ability. Joe Scriba starred in passing and running back punts. The Trojans really scalped the Chiefs. Touchdowns were made by Carroll, Scriba, Burke, and DeSantis. , l Top picture: Chesaning football game. Lower picture: Bay City football game. Midland 6 The Trojans made the dedication of night games a great Owosso 20 event as they trounced the Midland Chemists on October 15. The brilliant running of Joe Scriba oEset the touch- down of Midland. Scriba scored all three of the Owosso touchdofwns. The two guards, Beebe and Kendall, were noticed repeatedly for their defensive play. The Chemists were the first team to score against Owosso this season. Saginaw 0 The Owosso Trojans defeated the Saginaw Trojans in the Owosso 19 annual Battle of Troy . Owosso displayed a fast charg- ing line and a hard plunging backfield. DeSantis was out- standing in his powerful running and long punting. DeSantis made the first touchdown, Scriba passed to Harveth for the second, and Burke plung- ed over for the third to make the score 18 to O, then Burke kicked the extra po-int to make the final score. 1 Owosso 0 The powerful Northern team was determined to keep Northern 15 its record clean against Owosso as they continually repell- ed the Trojans. The Trojan moral was broken after the first score, a safety for Northern. 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Owosso was Within scoring ter- , 1 'L r 3,1 - Eglizsgi ritory several times, but at the end of the half the loss of the ball made - --gm- -.,, them foul. Owosso made the most first downs but was unable to score. ' L1 . , .-iff? . f -'sf' Q- . Central 0 Before the largest crowd ever assembled in the stadium, Owosso 20 the Trojans avenged last year's defeat by completely mastering the Flint Central boys. Zelensky and Scriba T- il,-l . -'ZW- . ...,. .gl . 'dv starred in the backiield with Rodgers doing great Work on the line. - - ..c -5 -.. sua' I -'.'- llv, -' . :,,.1 - .M lr 5 i' -4' .lf F -2 ff,--4.1 Ji ' 'Sit-' . A -7. , E, .1 ., . iv.. ., . -15, ' 15 ...Q-Ill.. -- fury WF .. -.N ,V 1. .1-,Qlfsifii s ,ng .. . M, ,.. .E an 'll - Left L-icture: Football managers-J. Krause, R. Segula, J. '-.23-it White, C. Alexander. f 1' . -Q9 -.-v--a 'Fi' B. Scarlett, M. Martin. ' -lrvv 2: H.-ll - wffz '+'I. ' . s : f-1 ., .. Q... 14 A .,- ...gi --17- -- A Y -gf: . 7'-1 .inlag ' . . 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White, ' ,,., ' 1 'v'-1.-'11 --'vnfrrsr' -1- -f--f-.,.-:-w1---fw-L--fs-- -.-.-..-.-,.,Y1 ,. , W., 1 1 , , Q- ., . . . ,- -,T +1 - .A T., ,Q , . .. 1, Z pf 15,53-f' ,fi 'fjffif,g7l15x, 1531575.33-gifQg5:ggfp-5.iii,-A-3 I V . 1 ,L -WT. . - V- :H NT, , . , ...T-. . ., -A I Top row: V. Gillett, P. Buckley, V. Gillett, S. P. Ellis, L. Davis, R. Schwartz, E. Baker, B. Keyes. Third row: J. Schultz, C. Hancock, E. Lebherc, B. Elliott, R. Preston, K. Louch, M. Fall, J. ' C ll D. C rroll H. Holland, R. Holzheuer, L. Loomis, Anderson, E. Loomis, N. Chilikos, L. Mc a , a , R G t hel - . e c . Second row: B. Conklin, C. Steiner, L. McEntee, J. Whiteherse, H. Kercher, M. Shepard, C. Spiess, P. Flanner, K. Jarrad, R. Speers, R. Sherman. N Lower row: N. Scott, J. Wetzel, L. Benson, J. Terbush, Coach Mason, G. Ford, R. Hamill, H. Holman, V. Hudsori. B TEHIH FUUTBHLL 1 -Coach Glen Mason's BH team squad, showed many prospects for future Trojan teams. Among these was the plunging, lunging, line-smacking Robert C'Pea-brainedvl Schwartz, who was outstanding all season as a ground gainer. Another was the horrible, harrassing Horace Holland, who galloped around end so much that it became a habit. Then there was the passing combination of Loud-mouth Baker to Carr-oll, who seemed al- most certain of All American until Davey O'Brian of T. C. U. showed up. Many others sh-owed marked improvement, and were valuable to the team. The .team as a whole was of good quality and possessed players to Watch for on future varsity teams. They successfully finished their sched- ule this season by clipping Corunna High, coschamps of Central C. Their record shows as follows: Owosso Opponent September 23-Durand Qtherel ..... ......,... 0 13 September 29-Vernon fherel ...... ................ 0 6 .,, 1'- .' V1 October 7-Flint Central Qtherel ................., 26 19 October 14-Schwartz Creek ftherel -- .......... ,-, 0 13 October 21--Laingsburg fherej .,.,. -,,,.,,,.,, 1 8' 6 October 28-Perrington ftherej -- ..,,.,-,, 13 7 November 3-Corunna Qherel --- ,,,,,, -1 6 0 -1g... W: ij T ' li Q. ..i. Q- ' , lv , 'C , I '. iv: El- 'fl Y' - 'LA ij -f - liiifwj ' N I- fl 'i ' A-1 1, f -'L - r 1 Q if ?A Yi s, -,gp ,.. . . ', ' H ,H , . V , . ,. . . y . , 1 -r .. 'V V. +-.-- --v' -','4--, . -1i-- --,. 1 'N -...:.' W . fp. - .x-'s--we .-fn., .fry .12 ,-1 . 2 : . -. , ,, .,,,. .. if fflAY:.5'f 2 mfff J.--wi' -- 2-1' f- : x. ' -up 1.1 - - .4 ' 1 , ,syn rff- : f- Mr- sf- 1 1 H. -1 f:-.4 Ii I -v -:. :f.L ? ,,,,-,-Tk. 1, r 23 ,,s,,'-gve-A M... -.-,rg-V-V., ,- -l.. ,, ,J seq ..--.. -sg gl 5' .7 -v . ,,'-,gghf - - 1 x--5174,-' , 1' . f..f4-A 'i.:':A-za - A -1 -.., W '-'A 1-.Li .fir -- ks'-Mmm.- .- - w 4'.w :, rg-.::,.1 -P-1-1' 1- -:: nj.. '- E' '41 ' w. :'- 5' 'L' 1 -'fd' .,.- nf- .f',. . -'fu ,:, x.. , .- .,.'.L- J -. ' H ' - - - ' -' - -L' . ..f - . -: -' -if .., .-'f V. -g . 4 'ef .. 3 U: 'ff l' ' L.l'l1 :': . . 1'- ' V f f T 'i ,.YE?v ' Q ,lJ' 71 ' Q ' 'lt ' 1' L x -',l.'i- . ' . ' Left upper: Make-up rehearsel. Back row: E. Minarik, L. DeWitt, C. Davis, S. Wilcox. - Front row: Miss Combeliack, M. Martin, G. Jones. Right upper: Scene-B. Scarlett, R. White, C. Joy, D. Matth U K Center: Miss Combellack directing a Senior Play practice. Lower left: Scene-C. Joy, B. Scarlett, A. Spiegel, T. Taylor, M. Martin. Lower right: Scene--C. Joy, B. Scarlett, F. Pittenger, R. Segula.. HHPHUII STRING REVULV' Tending to the furnace, asking a girl to dance, taking a Latin test may be little things to you, Mrs. Holt, but they are slip nooses in an apron string to David. This was the theme of the annual Senior play, Apron String Revolt , which was presented on November eighteenth with a capa- city crowd in attendance. The character of Mrs. Holt was perfectly played by Carol Joy, who was under a terrific strain when she discovered her pride and joy had left on a freight. Bob Segula, as David, was a typical high school boy who disliked Latin and never remembered to Hx the furnace for Mamma. The audience was kept in a gale of laughter by the wise-cracks of Miss Madden portrayed by Barbara Scarlett, who knew all the rules of bringing up chil- dren, and who, during the times of David's mysterious disappearance, :never dropped a stitch. Henry Fenstermacher, played by David Matthews, was the football coach who flew to Hendrixburg for David, and then fell in love with his mother. Other character portrayals were Geraldine Jones as Mrs. Alden, a neighbor lady, Clare' Davis, her son, J ackg Margaret Martin as Miss Martin, and Ted Taylor as Wade, CI'm Wade from the Blade J, b-ofth reporters, Lionel DeWitt, Clancey, the policeman, and Audrey Spiegel as Mrs. Lanni- gan, the housekeeper, Ca very amusing pair of loversb 5 Falice Pittenger, as Mary Lou, a neighbor girl, Scott Wilcox, the grocer boy, and Bob White as the telegraph boy. Director Miss Combellack is to be praised very highly in her work with the cast. Emma Minarik was student director. ' --19- Left to right: Mr. E. S. Brewer, Mr. W. R. Goodrich, Miss Emma Lawrence, Mr. E. J. Willman, Mr. y G. Stanley Grill, Mr. J. Frank Lourlmore, Mr. Wm. Van Slce. Missing from picture: Dr. A. L. Arnold, Jr. - f Dr. A. L. Arnold, Jr W. R. Goodrich .... E. S. Brewer .... W. H. Van Sice .... G. Stanley Grill .... J. Frank Lourimore Emma Lawrence -- E. J. Willman --- Betty Jo Harris --- Emma Lawrence --- Rachel Mahaney -- Harold Wallis .... SCHUUI BUHHU SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS , ,,-,. . ,,..,.................. ...... P resident ADMINISTRATION Vice President ------ Treasurer - -- - .- - Trustee -- - Trustee - - - Trustee - - - Secretary Superintendent ----.--- Secretary to Superintendent ---- Secretary to Board of Education ------------------------ Nurse --20- ' Truant Officer W1 cd . :, .- -- . , ef-I 1 'Mann rf- ,1 , 5.-,..,f , . ,L ' a 1 , ' n -x 'A . A '- 'al -. ,-s 3. '-.. ' .4 X av rf' . .n. . . J, 'r ' 4 Q.. 0 4. 'fa fn 0 ...Q n, ,n 1. ' 1 .- . 1 Q Q 1 N , M, f, 5f:i:- '5273- 1 ffgiiefr 1 vfifygf' I - FE - ' ' Q-,ff ' ' 'N' 'wif-'f - f:if'f : :ff ' ' flu '. 'g-,fi fffifi I 'w '21j'EP::fi?i1iif 1 ,av:,4,'V,,'f ::..- V, . :uv-I ' -V V - 5 1.3 4, ' '. ,- V V Va ,jk , .. 1-,: g..-,-1-.: - V a:j,.1r-1'-,.gr-:-4- li . V ir: H ' - ' , vi ,,Q,' '-,--- . x ::'f,'-f.. -x V V :v-'V x . .g. .J , , -V'- f,-V- 'Q S 5. i. 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H ' 1 ---'-f'vq'M , . 4 -.V V-5-,A , -V,.,: UA..-sf V f 1--r - - - .i,.i:.s,qz:, 5 V,'.Vk:,+,g.::5,f.Q.y L.mV+V-1 fzxif-f.1,g.:f'-,EV-V. ., , 5 ff- - -- ' - ..,., - , .1 '..V .4-ur--H .--'L 4 X xl I ,Tu L... -, .-... .V VF Ag xy,-J. ,L . , . . - f,. -5 , U fn. if-' , ,..,., . 1. . , vV..... 12, Qypsg,- I 1AQ,,,'..-m.N.1' ,NV 1fV-1 .V- wx--1 ' vf ' 'W ,.g..d.-, -4-4.14.--.U L , -.-'E-: I 'PN ' ' ,iT.,.u,5,,,g-:,f::. -2,-.vfyxrlxl'.'-izn-14,51-.4..,Lf ,.-X?-'I' .g:Q.:n-'H f ' 1' ' 'N M 'J - V ' V. .- V il :,-, 1, mf 1 -1-AW , -...V Ltgc,.fuQ3.V1f-p,-L.'1:a'Q' - F 'V-an '-'. H u 'M'- V L' 5i:V5u'? ' SUPHUMURE IUB Top Row: E. Mades, P. Rogers, R. Bruff, J. Meadows, G. Grounds, J. Zelenka, G Grounds, J. Muzzy. Row 8: M. Gabriel, N. Ackels, R. Crane, L. Lamrouex, H. Tribfelner, H. Koan, W Hilgendorf, A. Snyder, B. McKarnen, L. Berndt, D. Gibson, C. Bartz, G. Farr, R Hamburger, J. Chandler, B. Williams, H. Richardson, C. Aymor, L. Bliss. Row 7: E. Gurden, B. Hendrick, E. Young, V. Homola, J. Patterson, R. Wilson, H Schonberg, D. Moore, D. Richmond, F. Rose, R. Elliot, W. Howe, H. Holman, A Martin, G. Barnett, K. Jarrad, H. Kercher, C. Alexander. Row 6: J. Koppa, V. Gillett, R. Kilburn, M. Amos, B. Morden, J. Cooper, R. Fuller F. Schultz, J. Norton, R. Bryant, R. Burpee, B. Newman, G. Wallace, L. Mandel J. Boerman, H. McGraw, D. Schneider, B. Tanner. Row 5: V. Hudson, V. Gillett, G. Krauth, D. Baker, D. Gillam, B. Saunders, P. Schlaack R. Holzheuer, M. Angell, R. Michels, J. Stadola, B. MacGil1vray, W. Weir, R. Louch C. O'Connor, D. Doan, E. Geck, A. Hagen, A. Noonon. Row 4: H. Husted, W. Post, B. Jones, O. Goward, L. Collard, S. Hatt, M. Fitnich, Mg Bohac, H. Quamme, D. Nardhelm, L. Becker, B. Thayer, J. Greene, E. Mertz, M Mitchell, B. Petku, D. Chrysler, L. Kickbush, J. Nall, P. Hathaway. ' Row 3: R. Susdorf, J. Tomancik, M. Totems, P. Speers, J. McKay, J. Olajos, F. Santru- cek, P. Zachar, M. Elliott, R. Campbell, S. Santfleben, M. Campione, M. Hinspeter E. Gurske, D. Keyes, C.- Steiner, C. Bingham, J. Theile, L. Wilson, K. Schlaack M. Rupp. Row 2: B. Gallt, C. Harmon, B. Cervenka, M. Graham, B. Hagen, P. Waters, R. Elliott, K. Waters, V. Bullard, L. Rich, L. Jones, H. Montgomery, B. Ferris, J. Wiggins A. Schultz, H. Helms, D. Garland, R. Gould. ' Front Row: A. Wilson, M. Rapp, E. Anson, M. Myers, L. Howell, K. Goeckel, F. Segula, H. Marchok, M. Zimmerman, J. Istwan, P. Youmans, M. Lourimore, S. Gale, A. Lyon, M. Waffle, M. Wood, J. Russell, M. Hudek, C. Skutt. SUPHUMUHE IUH Top Row: J. Irland, J. Pichiontino, B. Ellis, B. Burk, B. Simmons, K. Coakes, M. Tarolli, M. Moorhead, C. Hancock, R. Eggleston, B. Dann, K. Meier, R. J elinek, P. Buckl-ey. Row 5: D.. Moore, B. Bidwell, B. Murdock, J. Gkonos, P. Flanner, R. Coon, D. Wallace, L. Smith, W. Stanhope, M. Francis, R. Diehl, E. Lebherc, C. Lab, J. Shields, P. Kent. Row 4: A. Shep-herd, D. Stanton, D. Putnam, M. Lyons, B. Gorte, K. Smith, J. Brew- ington, J. Barie, J. Orser, G. Ford, W. Kelly, W. Daniels, M. Schneider, B. Eldridge. Row 3: H. Jenkins, G. McKellar, B. George, M. Kerby, M. Spiegel, M. Schultz, L. Bramer, D. Parker, H. Reeder, L. Weeks, S. Ballou, M. Hasse, A. Taylor, R. Gurske. Row 2: J. Whiteherse, M. Clark, E. Porter, M. Lundy, B. Burpee, D. Osmer, A. Quinn, R. Snidecor, M. Eldridge, M. Demuth, B. Wallace, M. Thompson, E. Balma, A. Huber, S. Stanton. Front row: D. Craig, V. Smith, H. Filgas, M. Lenker, C. Hatherill, D. Wiser, E. Low, id Blair, J. O-mer, M. Hughes, F. Barnett, L. Faber, G. Faber, A. Harrison, M. onroe. ..23... , . In V.. JWFAU: 9 7 I, l if r E i I. l P w lv L l V g.. L l v K l V E. v l if I 1 ,T ,5 . V k r FQ ,, nf' 1, 5' .lx in F, k-1 P l B sv SPIE SPIC STAFF Top: P. Cline, literary editor, D. Lucas, Editor-in-chief, Miss Greene,.adviser, Mr. Bloomfield, adviser. Bottom: B. Scarlett, J . Schultz, M. Buschman, B. Jeffords, G. J ones, D. Langham, M. Beebe, T. Taylor, C. Cosgrove, N. Jones, B. White, F. Pittenger, M. Martin. ':-aff rf 5 fi.. fx!! if ,. , M -24- , ff- I . f-amor Q 1.5371-:iff '. , 'i 4- - . -.5 A - . 'Q T Qfhii V -r K - - ,,- . 9' . j w , X .4 - 4f 9H ,':' 2 A' l A A ' ' F' 'ef its '- E,KLiJ 5 U-'-'V'-'.'1-'Q' ' Zi' 4 . 'I 'QE1 .J-' 7 ' xv H1'f? '5 ':i?1fr-.fi . -7'-' a v, Y Q: ' --.. Q- if: 1:-'F , ' .- l ibn N-'VE' , L , , :'f.,.f: -L-., Q .rgx - 1 .. .x,. W1-gyulin-gg-,,'.Tg,g!g,-l,xl! f?q5f.4 F437-1 N - Ll., l.,..ff,'ix 3 ' ,sm31,:,: ,Aix I.ifiL9 !h',1,l.iL.jg' . if .. ff STHFF SPIC SALES STAFF QTop picturej Reading from left to right: ' D. DeFrenn, G. Jones, D. Langham, B. Scarlett, M. Beebe, B. Omer, F. Pittenger M. Buschman, J. Schultz, D. Lucas, D. Matthews, B. Waffle, L. Augsbury, R. Strait J. Robinson, R. White, S. Wilcox, H. Garrett, C. Cosgrove, J. Kelly, C. Hinspeter M. Hiler, I. Harris, J. Orser, J. Schultz, T. Taylor. Missing 'from picture: J. Sulo, H. Soucie, N. Jones, V. Thompson, W. McCargar, M. Saska, J. Schultz M. Martin, T. Raylot, R. Richmond, R. Thomas, P. Cline, J. McCall, L. Montague. - , SPIC ASSEMBLY fLower picturej Standing: M. Hiler, M. Buschman, C. Hinspeter, H. Garrett, R. White, T. Taylor, T. Koerner. Second Row: J. Chilikos, D. Boulis, J. White, Wm. Patterson. Lower row: D. Lucas, P. Cline. .,-35... n S. I - 12.5 af lf .Q . ,- ' . -7 1,3 Q . X. I Q I , X ' U .' .g ' fi - , A -A-4, , -fzgu. ,f , N .,. ui 1 Q Q ' 1' . .- , A , 1 , : . Y .. Is, -A V 1,7 1, V M, ,I-V. .J 4 X ,n , ,,, , .. 5 - , . t . -V . A .l . 1 , I. -. ,. -.1-. - ,Tv ,'.-,- 4 .5 ' ,L.-Y ,- .N -V i., .- -5, 7g 2 l .:.- V - 4, .fl 5 - -,N ,, Q-. 1. 4 - M. .fp .-11.3---,J - -cfs.. w- ,, n,,..a, -wa Mr. 'ff in , .,-, , -l yu - , Y , , lu.-,J , -1 ., . 1:-Q. '- , . -f 4 S -- s. 15. ...N - . .. 4. . --,.-, 1 P.. .,'ff. '.' Y 4 M- -f- ', ' . f 1 ul' i- 1- .5' f. T ..l. X-1 1 L - r ' . - wifi .f 'JY ' .' 1 it--'F -JL-34. ' Ar '+'1-w-. 'JV -' -. -V' J ' - -4. .' .. -1 'fi' 1 J . '.- P- ' .'l.' ' .fx-2. 1 ' ' 'S f- fro . 13 . .'3'..e J H I X F-1,5 X'-'it-tii agfm'-kiitevfl .i,P.e!'i'-3.,'-fwiif.. :1i.','i-',.iu5:-t1-g'- WJ -'r 1 : E' 97-Au, 4,--f-.'2'idg' P11 .L - 1-lfigi 1.3 1 i-'rf' 11,94 u-,, Lficrffa' f Q, 5 ig! sg If-'-15, ',' 'Qi' -3,...gx-um 5-51,-: in 2 ,.E :1E,i:l-En fi--..zfg-'.'r,. sph'-.i D F' . L, , e F .l f'..i ... 6 , , E., V - . , ,F 1. Q J'l -. C kfwf' lm... ff. 'P' . ' v vt . F '1.' r' ..L i-v.--. -..Y . . x ., 'C 1, .A:v:, I' ,- ,, Top left: Girls party Prizes to J. Sulo, P. Bell M. McLaren. Top right: Football feed Lower left: Girls party Lower right: Girls party DIHHU UF H Slllll SEIIIUH November 28. Thefootball feed at the end of the season was a much enjoyed aHair. All of our heroes were tied up for the night. Most of the men on the faculty attended too. They had sauerkraut, weinies, and pie. What a combination! All I can say is that it's a good thing they saved the feed until the end of football season. December 2. All the girls turned out in a big way for the Girls Civic League Half and Half party. It's fun going to a hen brawl for a change. All the costumes were so clever, half winter and half summer, etc. J itter- bugs decorated half the gymnasium. The refreshments--Yummy! Prizes for the .most unique costumes were Won by Julia Sulo, Peggy Bell, and Mary McLaren. Jack DoW1ing's Troubadours furnished the rips and licks. Women teachers chaperoned. Gee! were We noisy! December 5. The annual faculty-varsity basketball game made all l the misers bring their nickels out of hoarding today. The ace stars on both teams furnished thrills galore. Varsity won, of course, with a score of-Well, it was too high to mention, anyway. December 23. The Christmas program was very lovely today. It put me in a sort of sentimental mood. The program Was all music, consisting of a group of songs by the Glee Club, some numbers by the triple trio, and a couple of numbers by a guest soloist, Mr. Paul Jacobs, from Michigan State College. ...25..g - .. l . ., ,. , . - ,.. . ijt. pg 1' . L ,K'.3JL'g,.,-.5-Qt mp. g' ,eff Q, X! .Av ig.. . -I K. ja 'ff 'N ,in vw -. , k 1 f A :if .L. L., m,'--,A-g'.n:14L.'rl...L L1:.,.fr',f.: f - ' ,,.,,,,,.,gLLd,f.'--Q. 15, ,, -Q LL -, ,Y --:. -,- .-ziw . January 6. Jitterbugged around at the Sophomore All-Class shindig tonight. It was the first party this year. It was a honey! We tore around to the sounds of Jack Dowling's Hep-cats. Chaperones were Mr. Shanafelt, class adviser, Miss Greene, and Mr. Hood. January 23. We were all determined to go out and be a big success today after Cameron Beck's inspiring lecture on personell work and jobs. We'd all like to hear him again some time. Q January 24. Junior girls, I believe, will do very well at being dignified Seniors when their turn comes. They proved it to us by giving one of the nicest teas this season for their mothers. '1 he program included a lovely violin duet by Betty and Kathleen Curry, accompanied by Mrs. Curry 5 ever'ybody's favorite, Stardust , sung by Gertrude Clark, accompanied by Betty Raymond, and a clever reading by Peggy Hall. Announcer for the program was Florence Moore. Tea was served by a few of us seniors. Miss Schipper, class adviser, and Mrs. Cournyer presided at the tea tables. The decorations were red and white. ' February 23. The Spic assembly gave us all a big laugh today. Ted Koerner was a very convincing Master of Ceremonies at the SPIC broad- casting studio. That dare-devil quartet, John White, John Chilikos, Dick Boulis, and Bill Patterson Warbled Old King Cole . Then John W. and John C. played a few licks in a clarinet duet. Speeches on the Spic were given by Dean Lucas and Bud Cline. Max Hiler and his Hot Spots Cvictrolaj furnished the music between speeches. Bob White and Ted Taylor were in charge of the assembly. Top left: Camera Club Christmas Party. Top right: Debate. Bottom left: Varsity- Fac- ulty basketball game. Bottom right: Christmas program. Middle: Bugaboo Mc- Donald. Middle bottom: Faculty basketball team. p , -.27- ,, ,- 1 by A . .. ' W . , ,.,, . , .1 .. . , . ., '. ,,,f ' .- 2, 'N vw' , X, , ,, , ., X fn- 3 , -. . a ..-5 . , g - '. fe- ,l':,.,nYJ...:qg--.1 V ,l .:. It-.td-.Q ,Nx,..i-.L A 1 are , ,, 5, , -:Q ,,,.,..-1, . .ef 1--5 . . 1 .,.-.--.. Nu -f 'Q -wsu:--Lip .rar :Ja e...,+...-,ug .':,1A:L. fl. V pain- ...cf :iw f-, 4- lf,--an---n-Q'--33.r f i Q l .. .. x v-P' V ,M ...r.,., '-' fgwx:-2... .- ' g.. , 'ti ' ' ' . f, J- sf.,,-L'.+,f.fe1.,ff 1, 1 ' H- ' A . ,. 9 I' Q 'LgHi..4....'gE:f,p1sLEilE'!.-ali-,-3AJx1: LQ,5gQ,t ,MyL,T,.1 ' GIRLS' CIVIC IEHGUE Oflicers President ........ ........... - - Barbara Scarlett Vice President --- -- Marion Whitesell Secretary ...... ....... A nn Lyon Treasurer --- ....-........ --- Barbara Omer Cabinet Falice Pittenger Diana Chrysler Dorothy Langham Dorotha Braddock Jean Schultz I Helen Soucie Charlotte Marshall Barbara Ferris Patricia Thorne Margaret Martin Ellen Greene ' Betty Jeffords Helen Dingwall The Girls' Civic League is an organization composed of all the girls in the Owosso High School. Its main purposes are to keep the girls to- gether in an united body, to advance the individual girl, and to pro-mote friendliness and comradeship among all the girls. This year the league sponsored from two to four teas, two class parties, an all-girl party, the Senior breakfast, and financed the third annual operetta, Pinafore . ' ' Assistance is given to less fortunate students through the League's charity Work. It has candy sales in the office and has a charity sale once each week. The profits from these sales buy clothing, books, glasses, and Equiipment for the students who need them. The League also has a loan un . . The faculty advisers of the Girls' Civic League are Mrs. Gebhart and Miss Finch. , ' Top row: IT. Pittenger, B. Ferris, C. Marshall, E. Greene, H. Soucie. Second row: J. Schultz, M. Martin, HL Dingwall, Miss Finch, D. Braddock, D. Chrysler, P. Thorne. Lower row: B. Omer, M.VWhitesel1, A. Lyon, B. Scarlett, B. Jeffords, Mrs. Gebhart. I -28- . AH'-1, , Q ,.,1'--'Jjf' 1 . -II: . L Z' EZWY: '15 '-f 1' Hi .a.i,n.q,y..nfQgk 3 'L 1' is .1 -..v.s-. af -- ts- . 'K : 4 1. ' .'.,-'gig lf, y,-r ,pa -is-. ts: Top row: B. Bidwell, M. Hudek, Miss Finch, J. Mc-Kay, K. Goeckel, D. Schneider, J. Elliot, Mrs. Gebhart, D. Wahl, .L. Collard. Lower row: D. Braddock, L. J. Rundell, E. B. Selfridge, C. Skutt, H. Soucie, M. Rapp, A. Wilson, P. Thorne, J. Tomancik. USHEHS CLUB No more do people have to grope around in.the auditorium. Last year Miss Finch organized the Ushers Club through the sponsorship of the Girls Civic League. The members Wear blue and gold uniforms with a band around their arms telling that they are ushers. Helen Soucie is the chairman of the group, and she tells the girls where to stand in the auditor- ium. There are also doormen who have bands on their arms telling Who they are. The group has been Working for about two years, and most of the girls who are members have belonged since the club was organized. The members of this club are as follows: Donald Schneider ' Ben Bidwell Arlene Wilson e Dorothy Willman i i' Josephine Tomancik Patricia Thorne Helen Soucie Clarabelle Skutt Estherb-elle Selfridge Lela June Rundell Mae Rapp ...29...... A..-h,,g.L,U.. , .hai 4. f,a.-.mf 9.4: 1. at Max Francis James Brevvington James Gkonos Clair Bingham Leona Langdon Violet Kurrle Kathleen Goeckel Mary Hudek Loretta Collard Dorotha Braddock Patricia Youmans 9 -fa vxifafxiivf f - a-Tvs'-1-4a',.1a . -V... T.- -F N -Y ' - 3- T' --1' .' ' V-W-V W ww:-1l,x1. ' ..h.+1f. -. .- . . - . , . . . .- is 'f 4 w 1 2+1:2f:fs .s X -' asv, t: r ' .:, 'q- Y-lf 'ill .':' '7'T1'1:-Q' ' 'if -- 1ifl'TZp'f .. ' -fl2S.1'f2f'ii.f fffzf' .-...af i..-...,- ,. N , V- w V. .ff Q.. - . .fy gn-4-1 ,CHIHEHH CLUB President ..... -- Verne Thompson ' Vice President --- L--- Harry Garrett Treasurer ...... i.-- Lionel DeWitt Secretary -- ..... Gladys Doty This club was organized for the purpose of giving the students in Owosso High School an opportunity to learn photography. ,The members learn how to take pictures, develop films, and make prints and enlarge- ments. One of their outside activities was a hike to Robert White's cabin, where they learned how to take photoflash pictures at night. Mrs. Brad- dock served them coffee., and sandwiches. up Z , l'Ip ,V it 5 h . ,M . . 55. M, N., . 1 I . . . ' 5' 'BY club may have an enlargement contest later in the spring, but nothing definite had been planned Whenthe Spic went to press. Miss Marion Carter is the adviser of the group. Top row: Whitely, J. Brewington, L. Bradley, J. Koppa, E. Freeman, B. Bidwell, E. Crandall Middle row: K. Koerner, L. Loomis, R. Preston, B. Hathaway. D. Braddock, L. Langdon, P. Thorne, J. Berringer, T. Koerner, D. Schneider. Bottom row: R. Lewis, L. Kickbush, C. Hatherill, V. Thompson, Miss M. Garter, G. Doty, L. DeWitt, M. Luft. -30- '-. ' ' I 17,51 7 ' ' ' , - I- , , - . , . V-' '. i'.' ' . .I . - 4 ' ' - ' ' . if N' . ' - ' 1.5 ,, .. - ...i.,. . .- p Y- , 4' -, , ,- 'Q , - -my .- . .. 3. ,- H . . A . ..- . . J li f ,. t V . ,.., , . . , .. , .. 5 - , l ., -if v .fr-'f f - 1 V.. A 4. ' .. 'L ..f 1, , . -' . 1 - .. , - '- . - A - . '. ,. L. - f, , ,- ,A - Liv. K l :MQ . -. -.- . wg , K 'fx L 1 . , my V ,M A 4 M Y, U . .fur-A I F I 1-af. iE.- r.. 11. I .T , 1 H. we - . .V V ae ,-. ., , 'L-I-'Baci-21' ff- 714223137--L f.'.i,,,-fr 42-,:11l'.i,,' .,ig-'14:sQ.-ifi'-12'Q.iQIL.l5ill :.'-is-Qaing, gr. Lrg :J-:Qt , 5 Qjlflgt -Efg'!'LQ'? i- :is-3'xa.Qg:i3gj,J'i 'l' 'Q 79 ,-i+. sais M f'- '22 i . il.ii.Ql.6,w Jew-41115: D Top picture: Top row-J. Gkonos, L. Dye, Mr. D. MacDonald, B. Bidwell, Miss E. Philps, T. Rowell, D. Rubelrnan. Lower row-B. Curry, B. Spiess, E. Greene, A.' Chrysler. Lower picture: Top row-B. Saunders, B. McCarty, C. Davis, Mr. V. Roelofs. Lower row- L. Campbell, J. Jankeje, F. Moore, H. Dingwall. Insert: A. Putnam, Mr. C. Hood, H.. Soucie. DEBHTIHG Debating was a new extra-curricular activity, started this fall by the Owosso High School. Twenty Owosso students took part in the three tourniaments held at iFlint, Owosso and Pontiac. Although the four Owoss-0 teams won few of the debates, all of the participants gained a certain poise and assurance which will help them later in speaking before audiences. At these tournaments, emphasis was placed upon social contacts as well as the debates themselves. Dinner was served by the entertaining schools and a program usually followed. The question for debate this year was, Resolved: That the United States should establish 'an alliance with Great Britianf' The Owosso teams were coached by'Mr. H-ood, Mr. MacDonald, and Mr. Roelofs, who helped our struggling orators over the rough spots. On March 10, letters and pins were awarded the following outstanding debaters: Ben Bidwell Theo Rowell Frances Armstrong Betty Spiece Bert Saunders Arneita Putnam Ellen Greene Betty McCarty Helen Soucie Lillian Campbell Adeline Chrysler The following teachers helped judge the tournament debate held here: Mr. Shanafelt Mrs. Braddock Mrs. Campbell Mr. Bloomfield ' Mr. Cournyer Miss Schipper D , -31- 1 'xv- W Ki -W 1,7 - , ..---Y , v- V.. -f , ---------- W- vf- -fi-f--rf -- 3 --' -' 1 ' nv-in-H' fm ' ' , I rw. A Y , 1 va- A rt, n l I ...L .- - U ' I 'Q Top: Pontiac basketball fame. Upper center left: Basketball referees, coaches Holman and Haidt. . Upper center right: G. A. A. ,- candy sale. , Lower center left: Little Band. Lower- center right: Referees at a basketball game. L Lower left and right: Saginaw W Eastern basketball game. 'Yi , --32-- ' lp-V .' ' 4 ,yu--rg, . 5 k , ,lm - . e . i .1 . - ' ' 'v .1. J , I I ' 1 ,tl, , , ,,sl ,. 1., , . MV - A . r ,- U 'X' . by Als:mkLL,vH,k.',5 ,Q , ,W fv,,,:,. . I J wg H1 W '..K. ,.. My - , 1 ,Q A -' ,-.' .:.. - ,rr - , V -- ' V V A Q , , 0 hw, ,I-,,,k ,H,.,r'1Q:.,, A V r .... i, r ., - i .. ., . Er + M 'f . . A , ,. . . .., .r ' L s ,f, .V . 4- ... -.f--rw ., s- -g -+ ..Q .z 1' 4 ..--if' V- ' S.-' - 2 . - -+L.-um.: v wi. ' if T-. , G ,n - My A z':.--v3,,g,w e:,'N'-- . fx-e,..:f ea. 'f .- ,Q -ff . Y - M . -, kc. . ' V rx' -fer.-. .- J, l rl -1 11:41, ffzqf-' :- 4--'5' 1 , ,1:,:e-if -, .H-it -in, .. 1 ,I - --f M,i,f A,g113gfy:,m-Q,',l., .:sg4 f-,L-3s..A.'v -Law,-:t'i,::,,-,sefx-:3r:,4mr:'aiL,:m:arm-- 'Ei:ral-n:ia.s:to-..1'!E,r,:E5MElz1M.4f. gv-g1:sia.Esf' Emkilimhtrail 5- .h1gei:eeee2?fMr-Qdeehrlrsixsgh-' - V--elaine.-1-Heel-'laurel--41 Top row: Coach Haidt, D. Warner, R. Spiece, M. Buschman, A. Johnston, L. Edmonds, S. Harveth, Coach Holman. Front row: Manager J. Ashford. C. Anderson, J. Scriba, J. Hoy, W. McCargar, R. Segula, A. Burke, Manager E. Bodary. VHHSITU BHSHETBHH 1938-39 Varsity December 6-In the annual pre-season clash between the Varsity and the Faculty of Owosso High, the Varsity proved superior in registering an easy 46-17 triumph. December 9+The Trojans opened their 1938-39 basketball season with an impressive 22-17 victory over Alma. Owosso's good ball handling and ability to get the rebounds proved their winning factor. December 16-Owosso, in a convincing manner, swamped Saginaw Eastern in their valley opener, 29-19. Ciach Haidt used his entire squad in trimming the upstaters. I January 3-In the Trojan's first game away, they were defeated by Flint Central. A great advantage in height enabled the Central quintet to gain a 35-22 win. January 6-Bay City won their first valley game of the season, on their home court, by defeating Owosso. A last-period rally accounted for the Wolves 27-23 victory. ' ,. .Tj . 4 .rg ..,.. ., . 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January 134-Owosso returned to their home court, and although hold- ing a 10-9 lead at half time finally went down to defeat, as Saginaw's Lumberjacks turned on thesteam in the final half for a 24-16 win. ' January 20-Avenging their last year's defeat by Owosso, the Vikings frgom Flint.Northern successfully overpowered the. Trojans in a thriller. Holding a '15-13 lead at xhalftime, -the Trojans were humbled by a' final period spurt, losing 36-31. A 2 it T ' January 27-Owosso traveled' upstate to l-meet an exceptionally strong Eastern quintet. In a nip-and-tuck affair Saginaw emerged the victor, 38-33. . ' -- - gp '- i January 31-Owosso's cagers returned 'to their home court to be com- pletely outplayed .by Pontiac. The Chiefs made it two straight over the hapless Trojans who absorbed a 37-23 defeat. . February 3-Bay City's up-and-coming Wolves came to Owosso and took advantage of a fourth period Trojan defense collapse to upset Owosso in a 30-22 thriller. ' February 7-The Trojans invaded East Lansing and snapped their losing streak witha stunning-35-27 victory over a strong East Lansing quintet. East Lansing could not cope with the smooth-working Owosso cagers. X February 10-Owosso resumed its valley competition and went to Saginaw. Although only one point behind at halftime, the Trojans could not keep up the pace and were beaten 34-22 by Arthur Hill. ' February 17-Flint Northern's Vikings overcame an early lead by the Trojans and pulled away to their sixth win in their last seven games. Owosso was defeated 33-20 in their last game away from home. February 23-Flint Central clinched the Saginaw Valley champion- ship by edging out the Trojans in the last minute of play in a 22-21 thriller. March 10-Owosso drew a bye in the first round of the Class A Region- als at Lansing and met Lansing Eastern in the semi-finals. 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Terbush, E. Lebherc, P. Buckley, J. Zelenka, W. Kelly, G. Lahr, J. Boerman, S. Lindberg. Second row: K. Smith, L. McCall, H. Kercher, G. :l.'O1d, ls. Simmons, vv. Howe, L. Benson, R. Bruff, B. Conklin, K. Finch, L. McEntee, R. Elliott, A. Schultz. Bottom row: Coach Haidt, J. Whiteherse, F. Brothers, M. Moorhead, M. Whitely, R. Jelinek, H. Helms, J. Gkonos, W. Burke, Coach Holman. Lower picture-Varsity Reserves. Coach Holman, M. Cardwell, C. Cosgrove, R. Speers, E. Baker, N. Chilikos, D. Smith, M. Fall, H. Holman, A. Martin, J. Wetzel, C. Steiner, J. Anderson, P. Rodgers, G. Wallace, M. Shepard. VHHSITLI RESERVE BHSHETBHEE SCHEDULE December 16--Saginaw , - .................................. - 3 . Flint Central ................................. Pontiac ....................................... Arthur Hill ................................... Pontiac ....................................... tDecember 9-Alma ....... January - January 6-Bay City ...a... January 10- Uanuary 13- Uanuary 20-Flint Northern January 27-Saginaw ...... 9'January 31- ' 'February 3-Bay City ...... February '7iEast Lansing February 10-Arthur Hill -- February 17-Flint Northern February 23-Flint Central 'F Denotes game here. Owosso Opponent 20 22 13 28 17 42 12 11 11 28 19 27 23 34 24 35 25 26 12 13 29 24 15 34 17 44 25 33 I .f f. . Top row: W. Weir, C. O'Connor, E. Latuuski, H. Holland, G.,Brothers, A. Horton, L. Simpkins, J. Kelly. Mr. H. Auer. I Second row: D. Gorte, H. Gibson, R. Beebe, A. Getman, J. Berringer, O. Shepard, L. Rowell, T. Koerner. Lower row: H. Gute, M. Hiler, M. Shepard, L. Dye, H. Helms, W. Dann, R. MacGillvray, H. Horton. BUXIHG Hllll lllRESlllH6 BOXING. CFINALSJ Champion Runner-up Q Class Bill Weir y Archie Horton 100 lbs. James Kelly Bill Dann 115 lbs. Leonard Dye Randal Burns 125 lbs. Clarence O'Connor Max Hiler 135 lbs. Horace Holland John Gorte 155 lbs. WRESTLING CFINALSD Champion Runner-up Class Bob Murdock Ed Crandell 125 lbs. 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Martineau, I. Hinspeter C. Ryker, E. Huber, D. Holden, M. Gleason, W. Splan, R. Dumond. Row 2: R. Park, H. Horton, N. Hoose, J. Sherman, C. Moore, T. Mahaney, B. Byerly G. Sawyer, R. Signs, W. McKay, H. Bradley, H. Wiseman, D. Bartz, J. Capitan C. Montgomery, J. Kelly, M. Lotridge, J. Knight. J Row 1: D. Whitman, K. Marshall, D. Cooper, H. Buck, H. Wheeler, V. Wondal, F Lietzau, M. Sinnott, A. Hayes, W. Bock, C. Ward, B. Cook, V. Shaw, E. Brown, S. Wallace, L. Riggs, W. Nourse. q A fnfsumfn 9B CLASS OF '42 Top row: J. Mullaney, L. Muzzy, E. Young, L. McEntee, H. Vincent, G. Lohrer, R. Boyd H. Hall, R. Langdon, V. Szeck, L. Confer, B. Warner, J. Micholec,- D. Lighthill E. Grossman, M. Shepard, I. Kuehner, K. Kuester, R. Cummings, M. Smalec. Row 8: J. Arnold, J. Terbush, M. Reid, J. Anderson, W. Brady, D. Kersh, R. Lutz, J. Bailey, R. Warren, G. Winters, F. Lab, L. Telfer, I. Holzhausen, T. Wietzke, R. Rupp, E. Telfer, D. Hoose, O. Walter, R. Lehman, R. Rigoulot, J. Gursky, M. Geeting. Row 7: L. Benson, N. Lyon, J. Whitely, F. Brothers, F. Leston, C. Current, F. Vsetula, K. Louch, C. Coon, S. Bartell, R. Olson, A. Fritzche, B. Wiegel, Hlg-Hepfner, A' Nall, J. Olsen, W. Spitler, A. Krish, D. Mead, P. Kline, L. Myers, V. Rigoulet' Row 6: B. Hamill, K. Fletcher, C. Lindberg, S. Bristol, B. Bell, L. Craven, P. Rourke, D. Freeman, L. Schautz, L. Yeiter, R. Watkins, C. Judd, M. Lyon, D. Campbell, F. Lorenz, M. Shavrnoch, V. Langdon, J. Doneth, D. Garland, B. Skinner, L. Bermiss, Row 5: W. Fisher, J. Walters, L. Rann, G. Chapman, E. Bradac, B. Mason, D. Mead, A. Hackett, L. Campbell, L. Bandkau, D. Buck, F. Spitler, A. Stewart, M. Mehigh, G. Larkins, F. Siewert, B. Humbert, I. Bisard, R. Hunt, M. Davis, R. Wortman. Row 4: C. Pierce, M. St John, F. Pardee, J. Lawcock, J. McCo1nbs, J. Bradac, H. Spenc- er, J. Barriger, J. Whiteherse, B. Delcamp, C. Bacon, J. Howe, M. Willman, J. Hughes, A. Mosher, M. Sedlackg J. Jankye, W. Anderson, L. Bodary, J. Elliot, C. Woodman, L. Wright. ' Row 3: A. Maurer, M. Gallt, G. Clark, T. Riley, N. Goodwill, L. Fyan, C. Steiner, R. Bronson, J. Carmody, L. West, B. Williams, M. Quamme, B. Lucas, P. LaZelle, K Warner J Dimmick N Percy P Perkins R Salander B Spiess S Promchen A k61,F.As1i.' ' Row 2: C. Doane, M. Thayer, A. Lacina, D. Ashmlun, M. Klapke, M. Selfridge, R. Ely, E. Porter, B. Louks, B. Winterley, M. Trier, -I. Merrill, F. Signs, E. Sperry, K. Curry, B. Wood, W. Anson, D. Van Paris, E. Getchel, L. Putney. . Row 1: N. Kindred, N. Hasse, N. Charkut, A. Baricic, N. Rickett, W. Scott, B. Schultz L. Carmody, L. Frappier, A. Fitnich, M. Gurden, M. Gentry, M. Miller, D. Fisher F. Root, B. Brown, V. Russel, N. Workman, J. McNutt, J. Brockmiller, E. Warner R. Reynolds. ...-39.- ,-?q,Q'1j'f5 C .Q -1 5 pill! ai-ELBLZL. ll ,-11,-i.'1fLasYfs Q' 5 Y J D ! I V L , , . Fx. I l i 1 1 l.' 5 i., l ? hi tif Pt P . r- E li, L5 '1' 7 9 , -, K . l' . V.. . if L' Q, . lf F . E... rf f.' .x' L. v. F I Pg ' .5 H : , wp:-. 6 ' ' -fs . w Top left: Scene-E. Greene, B. Benson, M. Miller, N. Bodary. H. Dingwall. Top center: Scene-E. Greene tand Bijoul, I-I. Beechen, N. Bodary, H. Dingwall. -. Top right: Making up---L. Whitesell, M. Smith, J. Flanner, Miss Carter, L. Hathon. Lower picture: Party scene-J. Cournyer, W. Broker, E. Greene, R. Schwartz, E. Ploger, B. Benson, F. Fox, M. Horski, H. Dingwall, R. Teller, L. Waters, J. Howe. - ' ' Inari nnus UF Gianni Perhaps three days of Gracie would drive you to the country, too, as it did Miss Kate Waring, the cousin of Gracie's roommate, Phyllis. 'lhe old ancestral home received such a going over as had never been 'witnessed before in the old home-town. Seriously, though, the Junior play was a riot, and the rafters were creaking in the auditorium before the play was ended. The characters were Well portrayed by our dramatists of the junior class, ably directed by Miss Carter. ' I W For instance, Ellen Greene in the leading role of Gracie Was' so natural that you'd think she always acted a little wacky. Helen Dingwall, the sensible one of the two, Cwell, almostj, 'Was very apt in her role of Ellen's ..-.40... - 1 - . : '- f '.- 2 ' y N . A e . A, P' r,- '.,: 1 - f ..v.. , : ,. r- 1 R, .3.f.A-Vi,-1 .. Lgijj 1 I, .-4..W . ,. . , ,A , . I I X. V . . .. ...x, , . ,, X ,... . ...,, , , ,.4 -N, W ' , 1 l ' JL -', '-Y 'r'-MF ,1 m', ' Y .jugs ' N: :mf-,v'xsf.-. .., ,-sr, 4- .,-.A . ., - . ... ,, M, ., ,-.. 3 1 -W3-51 'll 'HM' 1 3-filwifu 'B V ww u1Mf:r:Zx L-1-fa-4.x-5.3-4 -asiz...cT.p.,.c,uirsa,9f,s: 1 e. -F.-7,gE:.i!.f.1-9 'L-42.3.'l:3g5l3j-5Q'ii'Lis -WSL!-f'Qi1 , Q, ,ami V1--TW V wg- f 1131 '- - , ,- 'Q .-' .' 4 ju 11-J '. 4-. room-mate, Phyllis. Marilyn Miller, the thrifty Cl might say rather tightj Spinster., Miss: Waring, CPhyllis'-- cousin! looked' real-ly nice the-old-faslv ionedclothes she wore, and her rolefkeptf all of us gasping for fear she'd turn up in the wrong spot. g ' I . ' . 'Q a. Nellie Bodary, as the rather shiftless, easy-going hired girl, Effie, Htted her. role perfectly Cno offense meant--that's a complimently Barbara Benson, as Janet, Miss Waring's younger sister, turned -out to be a wow, after the girls turned heriinto a glamour' girl with a new formal and some lipstick. She' certainly had Eugene Ploger, Dr. Cashion, in her power. He started to prescribe pills for her and ended up prescribingpmarriage. Bob Schwartz and Bob Telfer, as the boy friends of the two 'college girls, almost stole the show in the second act, and -they did run away with a few of the family heirlooms. 'R 5 ' l a The party scene, with Frances Fox, Lorraine Waters, Jane Cournyer, John Howe, Maurice Horski, and Bill Broker, looked like lots of fun. Very necessary to the plot werethie parts of Herbert Beecken fMr. Smith, a laborerl, Jack Flanner, fa telegraph messengerj, Lester Whitesell, fa telephone repairmanrlg and IjeRoyQHathlon fa taxi driverj. One of the hits of the evening was the fexcellent acting 'of Jiggs Smith, commonly known as Bijou,'a small-.lap dog of whom Gracie was very fond. UHCHESTRH Since the High School orchestra is made of 'stringed instruments, once in a while we pull a few strings and induce them to play f-or us. We never hear enough of them, though. They play on such state occasions as for the Junior and Senior Plays, as well as for some other programs that are given in the auditorium. Practices are held twice weekly. When the orchestra does play for the special occasions, wind instruments from the band are added. We're as proud of our orchestra as we are of any school organization but we wish we'd hear more from them. l I A l'Vind Instruments-J. Richmond, M. Lyons, R. Williams, W. Tufford, C. Hinspeter, R. Wafiie, Mr. V. Kniebes, R.. Telfer, J. Barie, P. Bell, H. Bradd. Violins'--M. McLaren, B. Curry, M. Smith, L. Waters, K. Curry, B. Cervenka, B. Zisman, T. Rowell. .....41..., .-,1 ., - - , 1 , - .K , l N ' 5, -.4 3. . ,,,- 1 -.m..- 4-,, .u xv. w . 4 A L 1 5 . . - X K V l Y A I M- J. t Q 1. of 1- .:v .,' . 1151.13-, .L f ' -' T- . ik. ' - 5 L '. -fr-2 '-ww .- .- V X H '1' '.' ..f-- -' ,-+1 g'-. .- 1,- 1, . 1 .:.- f :. -. ' I. '-.-J-: '.?5fQf ivrsi I .6 E. . :.,f :'1 , tJZi',lwf':Q1Lqi g E.'Xr-'iii-thlk' s fini' 3' -. ,S-f':,fsfB55.3. Ji'g,. l 1-5 .12 Lei' gj 53-Q? 'ag' fl ' . , ..- - '-'Y T 1T7'?f'T 'Z . 'Y' ' ..N- Q., -. Q-y .. qi. '. v-T 7 . f rr-. -' - '- Q :ei .1 -i. F .. . . ,HX . , V ., ,H-'lf' ' it V lr A A- , ,U -. 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Girl Drum Majors- CLARINETS Norman Tuiford Betty Fox John White John Chilikos Russell Thomas Robert Cummings Darwin Richmond Arnold Getman Douglas Doane Jim Gkonos Marvin Lyons Opal Ackels .W Bill Bell BARITONES Stanley Bristol Herbert Runyan Lois Holden PERCUSSION Bill Broker Joe Chaddock Bob White Bob Tanner Mary McLaren Jim Chandler Bnnn Head Drum Major-James Chandler CORNETS Bob Waffle Bob Telfer Bob Schwartz Gerald Winters Max Reed Eugene Lebherc Loren Edmonds Robert Haight Bernice Reed Lorna Huffman Margaret Elliot OBOE Kathleen Curry x BASSOONS Bob Williams Marian Smith SAXOPHONES Peggy Bell Kirkwood Finch Wilford Tufford Patricia Hathaway ' -42- Lgl - , X :Mil-if Y.4ii-dials? hair -f Peggy Bell, Mary McLaren, Elaine Kniebes 12nd gradej TROMBONES Edward Tanner James Barie Bill Burk Otto Veal Jim Orser BASSES Charles Hinspeter Robert Spiece Verne Thompson Glenn Eckerle Alice Reed FRENCH HORN Ted Taylor Hulda Bradd Betty Curry Barbara Cervenka ACCORDION Lili Mae Frappier FLUTES and PICCOLOS Lionel Dewitt Barbara Schultz . -,rug ,, -..4..,.k fl. ,VH-51 K N Y :Ai .',, q,'.1g YeLgih,g,.-L 'Iii'- BLUE THIHHGLE The officers on the Blue Triangle Cabinet are elected every fall. P Their duty is to make decisions as to the activities which the club will undertake and make the general plans for the year. Programs are made and dis- tributed to the girls so they will know what each meeting is for. 'C We had fun this year at the White Elephant Sale, and the Tacky Tumble. We also produced'-a musical 'revue called Back Stage. Popular songs and dances were ably put forth by the girls. The advisers are Mrs. Gordon Nutson and Miss Dorothy Davenport. The Girl Reserve motto is Face life squarely. The purpose is To ind and give the best. Left to right: H. Soucie, L. Langdon, P. Thorne, I. Cliaddock, B. Jeffords, N. Jones, E. Greene. D. Chrysler. Helen Soucie --- .......... TrleaSU1 Sl' Leona Langdon -- -- Program Chairman ' Patricia Thorne '.- .......-. DeV0ti0f1 Irene Chaddock --.- -- Vice-President Betty Jefford-s --- .......... President Nancy Jones --- -- Publicity Chairman Ellen Greene -- .......... Secretary Q . Diana Chrysler ........ --- ........ Servlce Chalrrnall Absent from picture: Dorothy Langham, Finance Chairman and Margaret Martin, Social Chairman. -43- + X a 1 W i A Lag 'fgllfji if 'STS' ' . XM,-51' 3 Q yn ',-Zafliir' .'-5,gff1 ,,? 1 'inf' 1 '-..-- : '.g ,7'- P7571 .Pnl ,. I lib xahlglkdxrffgwsia'75.1 .fr-1I5 t?Fii' ,'f3Zf:.'. DJ:za'xf2a-H x 'Q o if T' E. Minarik, B. Lux, R. Hodge, D. Mack, Mrs. MacDonald, J. Schultz, M. Skinner, B. Harmon, R. Caylor GIRLS' HTHLETIII HSSUIJIHTIUII President ...... --- Dorothy Mack Vice President --- --- Jean Schultz Secretary ...... --- Viv in Harmon Treasurer ....... .... R uth Hodge Social Chairman .- ........... ........... E mma Minarik 1 . Sport Managers Volleyball and Bowling ............... J Roberta Caylor Basketball and Golf T .... ...... B eryl Lux lndoor and Tennis -g --- Maxine Skinner .- The executive board meets every two Weeks to conduct all business of the Girls' Athletic Association and to arrange the athletic and social programs of the year. Mrs. MacDonald is faculty adviser. In the fall, sport-minded girls turn to Volleyball. This year the Seniors won the championship. 'lhose on the team were Catherine Sinnott, Emma Minarik, Jean Schultz, Dorothy Mack, Marjorie Galloway, and Patricia Thorne. Basketball was the next sport to be undertaken. Again the Seniors carried off the laurels. ' ..44..... M' I -,X Xi A 1 . :,v-- 1 1 I 'ae' 1 ia-.f' '-'f u -.22 -,f :' - . ' J .l e' 'SQ . A ' , ... . .1 ,- f, 1, ,N . r, N . , ., ., 1. - pi., ,. .'5.:.'gi-IQ-.M-gr .le - .' EN-13 2: '- '- ,1. 5,-: lf- ' 'L' J i ry, . ': .D .- -, ,, . g 1, .. -.1-B-ima :e.,,,qSf-,',-E.,-.4:.gg.F ,. W-:2-9' I 1 1 . 1- ' z.. Q .xv :X gg . - The Junior bowling team, consisting of Ruth Hodge, Fledia Cart- wright, Vivian ,Harmon and Dorothy Galloway, succeeded in scoring the largest amount of pins this season. ' At the conclusion, of the tournaments of each of the three major sports, volleyball, basketball, and indoor, an All-Star team is picked from the girls from all the teams to play the champs . This game always promises to be most exciting. 4 Points are given for participation in any sport. Additional points are given- to the champions. 100 points entitles a girl to a small HO . With 500 points a large O is awardedy The organization is open for member- ship to any girl who is interested in sports and has earned 50 points. . ,J The Girls' Athletic Association sponsors social functions along with sports. An Open House was given in the fall for the benefit of the new members. At this time,,pins were distributed. A Splash in the spring. O 's were awarded. Hikes, skating parties, teas, and assembly programs are also carried out by the G. A. A. Top left - Volleyball All- , Stars: B. Lux, R. Hodge, B. Raatz, L. Langdon, A. Spiegel, A. Maurer. 1 Top right-Volleyball runner- up champions-Back row: D. Beyerlein, T. Rowell, T. Rich- mond, R. Hodge, C. Crandall, D. Galloway. Front row-Volleyball Cham- pions: C. Sinnott, P. Thorne, D. Mack, J. Schultz, E. Minarik, M. Galloway. Center left-Basketball run- ner-up champions -- Back row. I. Angle, D. Mack, A. Richards, B. Scarlett, J. Schultz. Front row4Basketball cham- pions: B. Ashmunn, A. Spiegel, E. Minarik, P. Thorne, F. Geeck. Center right -4 Lifesaving - Back row: Miss 'vVietzke, R. Waflie, R. Strait, L. Langdon, M. L. Lamont, Miss Salisbury. Front row: E. Greene, B. Ferris, A. Lyon, D. Ashmunn, Lower left-Basketball All-Stars Back row: D. Mack, A. Rich- ards, B. Scarlett. Front row: R. Hodge, J. Schultz, B. Lux. Lower right-Back row: E. Greene, Miss Wietzke, R. Waiiie, B. Ferris, L. Langdon, D. Ash- munn. Front row: A. Lyon, R. Strait, Miss Salisbury, M. L. Lamont. ....45... .xr - fe ir- Hs.. 7 . f,-. 1, .V 1 ., , .V - .7 ,- . 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Q ',' ,,...,..f,, - , . .,,, ,I A - V . , . , . , - . . . .I - ,--.- 1 ,- - . 1 1 '- - , DIHHU UF H Sill!! SEIIIUH March 10. We had a little get-together in the auditorium today. A man from the state government was showing pictures about tranic. lt was fun, although some of us felt a little guilty. March 11. Today was big stuff in school. We had an assembly. A play, Two Gentlemen On a Bench, was given by the Copper Theatre and gee!-is James Orser a heart throb-Sigh! Sigh! Tonight was the G. C. L. Depression Drag . The gayety was terrific-it wasn't a dragged-out party tho' cause Jack Dowling and his Blossoms of Joy obliged. ' - March 17. Sophomores had a brain twister- and threw the neatest party since the last one. They used a victrola-radio combination, with a bang-up record display. Was it a flutter! March 21. The Juniors gave us a brief preview of the big night, namely Three Days of Gracie. It was just an appetizer and boy! am I hungry for the rest of it! 'March 21. The- gym exhibit was a success, and the success was due to the efforts of all the gals 'n fellas who took part. The drills were perfectly executed and were led by Ted Koerner and John White. Spice was added to the program by the last number which exemplified all the dances of the present day-truckin', suzi-Q, and all the jitierbugs w-ere runnin, around like mad. 'Twas .enjoyed by all who viewed the spectac e. 'March 24. The Junior play was just luscious--full of giggles, puns, and hearty guffaws. Gee! Wish I could act like those dramatic Hedy Lamarrs and Clark Gables! A March 27. An inspiring lecture by Cameron Beck, former personell manager of the New York Stock Exchange, gave us all something to think! about. We were so impressed that we're using an exerpt from his speech as class motto. He was Very nice and here's hoping he comes back some other time. March'29. Another Copper Theatre production set the day right. Six girls gave a finished performance of Re-hearsal . 'Twas a fine exhibition of our talented lassies and-are they nice! March 31. The Seniors jerked a nice party out of the bag t'nite. The Seniors always have a swell time at their parties. We swayed to the rhythms of Joe Cforn and his Golden Bantam Four-oh, I beg your pardon-it was Jack Dowling. April 4. We were deliciously pleased by the warblers in the Girls' Glee Club of Asbury College sixth hour today. Some of the girls came from Japan, Africa, and even South America, but our big surprise came when Ruth Fall, a home-town girl, introduc- ed herself. Did we applaud? I'll say we did! April 5. Some negro entertainers, part of the annual Lyceum course, performed their cut-ups and stuH in an assembly today. The spirituals were lovely and the dances were downright spicy. We all clapped and clapped until our hands looked like hams. Even that certain five per cent liked it and, believe it or not, behaved! April 20. If anyone had any illusions about magic or spiritualism in assembly today, they certainly had it shocked out of them. Mr. Cook, a magician, told us of the exploits we are exposed to w'hen we go to fortune tellers and circus side shows, or may- be I don't mean side showfs. He certainly snapped people out of it anyway. May 5. Senior Prom tonight. No one can concentrate. All they do is sit and gab aboutz- How are you having your hair done? Is Johnny taking her? What is your dress like ? Are you getting gardenias? Every one looks so goony, hair all slicked down 'n stuff, but it's fun. May 9. Assembly-last Lyceum of the year. Fun like anything. Two gentlemen, comedians, artists, vocalists and what have you? 'Twas a scream. , May 12. Senior assem-bly today. We found out all the dates of Senior activities. Makes me feel so chilly and not want to graduate. Senior and Junior girls have their breakfast on June 10. Baccalaureate is on June 11. Will we have a big day on Wed- nesday. Senior luncheon at noon, class day in the afternoon and Junior-Senior recep- tion at night. Then the big day comes on Thursday. This is the time when everyone drags out a big hankie and sobs audibly into it. Commencement! We're having it at the stadium too. Last but not least the picnic is being held June 1 at Lake Lansing. That'1l be a big frolic and such a temptation to the underclassmen. Oh well! Their turn is coming. ' ....47.... , x 3,,',i.........kxr U -Y.-.I 4 wp' xg' 1 ' 'Ir -f-1'1 L' V 1.1, -,.. V 1, ,Q v. ' ' x.y .1-.-' .pn .-,...,-, ,. .., V.. My X---N :1,,:.,,. . .l .f y,.- X -I - ...'., eww- l cttw-1' 'A I 1.5 ' -V of s's? 1'-flffas' wt ft! f if ffm. 'f 1 if' fi grfw-l fy L Q., ,1g',,5.,.7 ji..-'z 1' ' ' -1 1, -1. adv 5:5-yhyyyf . 3,1-,. . - 3 f'.r1..,' iw - , M. - .Q- tilt,-T3l4r:'w7r1sz2rg- sQ'2ri.'.M3255ff.':5A'.wg..liii+1i12:Q,3i'Af izifiebw 5 J X 'S 1 -A -W ff e f- da rl- 5 ' we--We I 1-:'i,'nf f 5 -W if HW ZW' Q Tfff' fi '-?7f-fS:1fJ'Tf1Yj 1,: - . -1: -11--23 e7:'fT r1 ' ' ' ' 1'ff''rr1f'.f:'f,'-1::11:',, at-5'fs'1!'Tf '-.K f'TK'.T+1f+:s mf z'4rw-5 r 'vr-C4 f'1-7'i- '- W- -rv-'rv' -n 1' 3, J- r k 4 P . , , I. V ., ,su A. .N . : -,, ,.- , -4 ru,-J ey: -A--1, A 'g .3.,.,f -za. ,:5A':','. . , A ..-1,-at ,, ,- . .. -- . e --- - .www df- -- it V1 , . v , ., '-- A - V., ., , I . - ' I - .. ,,. l. PHUIH CUIIIIHITTEES f INVITATION-Geraldine Jones, Evelyn Harvey, Virginia Shuster, Betty Raymond. FLOOR--Walter Parker-chairman, Dorothy Langham, Dave Matthews, Betty Fox, Julia Sulo, Retha Strait. DECORATIONS-Dorothy Mack-chairman, Ardis Richards, Bob Beebe, Milan Beebe, Dale Miller, Dick Brichan, Emma Minarik, Bob Waffle, Scott Wilcox, Mary Ellen Cameron, Mary Lee Lamont, Arnold Burke, Julia Sulo, lla Harris, Betty Fox, Gerry Reynolds, Dorothy Willman, Barbara Omer, Marian Whitesell. ADVERTISING-Gertrude Luxfchairman, Dorothy Langham, Max LePard, Dale Miller, Dick Brichan. TICKET SALESMEN-Luther Augsbury-chairman, Barbara Scarlett, Milan Beebe, Dean Lucas, John White, Bob Waffle, Ila Harris, Jack Robinson, Retha Strait, Dorothy Langham. MUSIC-Bob Waffle-chairman, Bob Beebe, Bob White, Barbara Scarlett, Dean Lucas, John White, Bud Cline. DECORATIONS-Violet Ardelean, Louise Matthews, Dean Lucas, Irene Angle, Nancy Jones, Margaret Martin, Catherine Sinnott, Geraldine Telfer, Dorothea Braddock, Kathryn Kashmer, Falice Pittenger. . l N 1 Top left 1, 2, 3: Decorating Committees at work. Top right: Patrons and Patronesses. Lower left: Dancing. A Center right: B. Scarlett, J. White, D. Mack, H. Burke, B. Jeffords, L. Coy, lead the grand march. Lower center: 3 Seniors and their girls. fBob and Marilyn, Dean and Mary Ellen, Walt and June., Lower right: Buddy Kay's Orchestra. .....48.... ' . . .i.t. V in ..,- ,.t. - . ,'-. fr' . . ,. ' SEHIUH Plllllll The annual Senior Prom was held Friday evening, May 5, when Buddy Kay and his 12 piece band played for nearly 250 couples. The Armory was very colorfully decorated, the theme being the Mexican motif. The brill- iant colors of yellow, red, green, blue, and class colors of light green and gold, were all beautifully combined in the scheme. At intervals, long strings of Mexican fruits and vegetables were suspended around the balco- ny railings. The ceiling was concealed with paper streamers in those colors centered with 'a circle of balloons of the same colors. Panels of Mexican scenes and huge cactus plants covered the walls. Palm trees and cactus were arranged in garden settings, where garden furniture was placed. The grand march was led by Arnold Burke, class president, and Dorothy Mack, who were immediately followed by Barbara Scarlett, class treasurer, and John White. The third couple in line were Betty Jeffords, class secretary, and Lawrence Coy. The patrons and patronesses were: Superintendent and Mrs. E. J. Willman, Principal and Mrs. E. A. Cournyer, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beebe, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Arnold, Jr., Mrs. Minnie Gebhart, dean of girls, and Miss Emily Osmer, senior class adviser. -49- ' '-' 1. Y .H rr- l 'if FL. fa' mf 24-iv If-' -'9 F-- .., 9. if 'EITVF' '-'F Ei11' 'f1'?-r'-1'5 - '-1',,,,'g,'i5? -,:'i,5 ff.. '.f5'-FfA'vE3eff1fXf2i1'4E1 :--'?1'f.Ei:r5T e 1'7 F .-1-...I . ..,,. ,Q-A., 15- -rm.. 'I X- - '..1w -' 1 X .. . 'A ' '- ..- 4 , -,tice E I Y' 4 s :, e'f'r' Y- Y K- X H' ...V 1-wrt! 'ra V 4, J v I V . - .- . . .1 , , . - .Q . - 4. .. .1 1,-Y-. . ,...... 4 r 1 3 X :Ev :. a.' Qu, . 4.4. .3 .WM , .SAV 17, r.. ., . ..i.,.. r -. A ,un -. V ' :L Q., r - ,1 ... ' Y! K li 'Eval . S' .' 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Kashmer, J. Bussel, I. Charkut, V. Russel, G. Doty, N. Bodary, M. Martineau 'f5jf',,,. ' K. Welch, R. Pochert, B. Nutson, L. Schautz, L. Holden, E. Young. 1:13 'L . QL,Tf'7'1 Ladies fleft to rightjz B. Jeffords, F. Signs, B. Harrelson. M. Hinspeter, D. Gale, A. Rohac,, M. Miller, 'fQgL,.:,J, A. Hagan, M. Lenker, I. Bisard, B. Thayer. 45' w',:,,.,3.. ,fx I-mfr. 'f in .H -. ,QAJ -+3 ....,,, i. v. . r. ' ,..,i ,F ., G. Q .NWS 2 .f,,v- . were the success and we did the howlingj I Q The annual operetta was a' howling success fno slam intended-they ' ' Gilbert and Sullivan furnished the music and dialogue, but it took our honey-voiced song birds to give it the best interpretation in years. , Ted Koerner portrayed the captain of the Pinafore, who wished his charming daughter, Josephine .fShirley Galej, to Wed the pompous and foppish Sir Joseph Porter CLloyd Montaguej, commander of Her Majesty's .- .,,. Fleet. But that little gal had ideas of her own, for she set her heart on M handsome Rafe Rickstraw, a lowly sailor. Jack Kelly did a right smart efi' ' job of playing the gob, who in the end turned out to be of higher rank than the cap. himself. .... if P .J . .v.....,, ,4 ,. .Q - b We '- N , -Q.-Af 2. . 1' 5 1 Q., , 'L 1 A Q- We., ,Tu .'x, Zahn NMA! AE, ,-,-V . G s e f --so- 3'J1if2' ,- as 51-9' 5: . i t..fa1.:1- - -. -,gf .v,,.,-2, I .g ,. , -,j .h.I?gggr1,, .,.. ' 5 - . - - , I , .. ' .11 s.,fyWliL1 gg,--7,-lfhg.. Z - - V f . - ' , , , . , V ' ' V , ,. . , , , V y,j'ii.3'il,..' ,. fl' .. ,f'-Q:-'. . -5' Lf . I . . . IA., - QW- f , H 5 . , - . ' ' ' ' 5 7 gi. . 'L' VL, Wg: .w +. 222+ -. .fi if o- ' at -. 1. 22- . ff' M . e 1. . A e -1.------'.4..' 1 Ps- :Y Fr:?5-A--aafwr es --,1'.r:v-- 1.--.f:,'e.-1-J.-2 Q -:-,-A in- fy, ,fa ., 1 -gg... --. .- .4 f, w- i.1'.a3'w-. 1'-su 44- 1- -- -V - . -1 . '- -1 6, fl.-5 1- -gf'--.f-av ,:.:.sf '- 110-.,v--if 'nv -,QS .-.5-M.: .4 - 4, 4 4 gf- 1.-1 .,, ,. 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V r The chorus was super-special, and showed much training, due to the efforts of Miss Dondero. They showed the jitterbugs a thing or three. ' The setting Was very effective, having been made by the combined - eifort of Miss Osnrrer's art classes, and Mr.. Lee's woodshop. Some of the costumes were rented, butimost' of them were made by Miss CansIield's advanced clothing class. The advanced dramatics class assisted in making up the cast. 1.fi-- S T : uv I . 1' ik' ,X .., 'I'op left-Principals--Boys: Jack Kelly, Lloyd Monta- gue, Keith Meier, Ted Koerner, Wm. Patterson, Ted Taylor. Girls: Fran- ces Armstrong, Shirley Gale, Kathleen Waters. Top right: Stage Commit- tees at work. Middle left: Second semester A h Library Club. Top row: W. Woodworth, B. Bid- well, J. Schultz, Mrs. Cros- by, G. Lupq M. L. Lamont, D. Wilman. - Lower row: H. Shaw, M ' George, P. Reed, P. Graham, F. Amos, D Braddock. Middle right: Print shop A at work. ' Lower left: Intramural Swimming. ' . - Lower right: A Sewing i Class. -51- . f . . - , f, V ' 11 ' x, . . Ag- f' L . ,,- -:. ,. . .. - - '- ,river-. -' 55 ' 5 ' F LA. Mhz -use felw--2-1: L-f.a .Laa..ef..-J:.4x.1. .:..,,,t.t... 4.4 J, , ,. - nh., e A .,.. L... ... .......,,.4,5!K- ghi- ,Q . Top row: F. Amos, G. Lux, W. Woodworth, Mrs. Crosby, B. Bidwell, B. McCarty, D. Langham. Lower row: K. Kashmir, D. Rondo, D. Braddock, M. George, P. Graham, R. Hunn. LIBHHRU CLUB Oflicers President ............ .. ................. Gertrude Lux Secretary Treasurer .............. -- Patricia Graham Mrs. Crosby, Librarian Q The assistants this semester are: Wanda Reed, Gertrude Lux, Dorothy Rondo, Mary Lee Lamont, Fern Amos, Dorothy Willman, Dorotha Braddock, Patricia Graham, Jean Schultz, Marjorie George, Helen Shaw, Wesley Woodworth, Ben Bidwell. The assistants to the librarian Cone each hour during the day, two before school, two after school, and one during noon periodj are members of the Library Club . Credit is given for this work. Their work is to check books in and out, assist students in finding reference material, and, in general, to make themselves useful and helpful in the library. There are also two students. who do book repairing during one hour every day. They learn this work from someone who has done it previously and find it a useful achievement. They are also able to prolong the lives of library Xbooks. The assistants learn where all the diferent types of books are located and how to make and file book cards as well. In short, after working in the library for a semester, they find they have been useful not only to the students and librarian, but they have also learn- ed a good deal about books, authors, and classes of books, which will be of lasting benefit to them. -52.L 'f. -WH -f 4-' ., . ' N l i , ,. ,i'f- '. ,, , -g i '-1. 3171: .I . J- ' ' ' '-if -' - 1 ' M xejdf. aw ,,..f. . ..'A.4.,,' ' - N, . 4 1 ,. UL Q-V .. ' V, . 1 , .. 'fa-.. , -.- ..,. - ,- ,.- ' 1 g, . -5 f -s Q' ' - ,. 'gy ,g M, ,- ,, 1 ,iw ' ' af, , '.Ii'?1 , ' -fi- 1.,jf1.f ',? ' Y ' .' ..-,i . ' :MC .' i' .nail1,,-p.,1ig,gg.gLi.,i.rf.g4,Sfg,g,,,1L -ga-f,2.'i 31445.-, ,lea-A-.2i.,3ggg,g,,,,0'!-1 .air-.Shaggy-'L-..,. - -iazqfr. -2.-1 1 A 1 -iwilvi '-+34-M2122 -'H-Eiga-M Top row: M. Amos, R. Kilburn, W. Hanchett, E. Horski, M. Bandkau, P. Dudenhofer, R. Knoblach, J Schultz, L. Hunt. Third row: 0. Crane, A. Fitnich, P. Gould, H. Gute, F. Lotridge, L. Davis, J. Krozach, G. Ford. Second row: D. Baker, J. Guysky, G. Grounds, Mr. Dynes, D. Stewart, D. Lecureux, D. Reynolrls,'G Grounds. if iflpisilifmiilniffipins UF nmfmcn A Officers President ---.. .... ........ - - Ward Hanchett Vice-president --- ..... Ed Horski Secretary NL--- ..... Clark Long Treasurer --- --- Donald'Baker Reporter ....... .- ........ . ................. Joe Koppa This organization is primarily for farm boys who attend high school. It offers an opportunity for some boys to participate in school activities who might not have other opportunities to do so. Some of these activities are judging contests, trips, softball, basketball, etc. A high light this 'year was a trip to Chicago. Ten boys, accompanied by Mr. Dynes, attended the International Live Stock Show and visited places of interest in Chicago, such as Field Museum, Hull House, Maxwell Street, Shedd Aquarium, and other places. In the state-Wide judging contest at Michigan State College this spring, two teams from the school took first place. These were won in poultry judging. Richard Brichan, Rex Knoblach, and Ward Hanchett were on the first teamg Don LeCureux, Ollie Crane, and Richard Brichan were on the dairy team. The usual number of boys belonging to the club is thirty-five. The qualifications a boy must have to be a member are these: Q15 must be at least fourteen years of age 5 C25 must be taking agricultural subject, C31 must carry out supervised project during the summer. Prizes are given to the boys who have the best project during the school year. Joe Krause and Paul Dudenhofer each received a twenty- dollar hog as their prize. Arnold Wheeler received two R. O. P. cockerels, valued at ten dollars. L -53- . -' , ' .,-ik it lvl., .w1. .Vkij-51i.i:f.'1:' Q 5,1 i' . 4. V- .fwgj ,.-.p4':-3,f:1.yf.f '. 1-' . -A.-.-, 3 V, A ' I- A , ,. ., - q. -. --1, 1 .w'1'.-' 2 -'zf '-if-a'-L. 5 3 -.Miele ' ' A asresgafamxzlii:we-+ef21'5'+f--it A ' ' T W '- 'H'-Y' ':?iF'11 rf :f--.fir 1 1 4 . ,, A .-. .. ' .' U-,.-.5 , M , . ,U . , . . ,, . . . . V Q J, 3. W , b , . ' w L .QQ lm he x dw, L . KX . K f li . 4 . 4 W0 I-'f' if ,l A U '1'EACHERSTJ5V,,r?yqnlbvJj',- Top row 1: Mr. Carr and Mr. Lee. Second row 2: Miss Salisbury. I Top row 2: .Mr.'Bloo1ni'ield and Mr. Shanafelt. Second row 3: Mr. Moore. Third row 1: Mr. French. Second row 4: Mr. Jones. Third row 2: Miss Cansfield and Student. Lower row 1: Mr. de Boom. Third row 3: Miss Schipper. A Lower row 2: Mrs. Braddock. Third row 4: Mrs. Weatherby and Mrs. Arnett. Lower row 3: Miss Paxson and Miss Needham. Second row 1: Miss Parrish. L Lower row 4: Mrs. Miner. . ..54.. ...v. ' - . -fi. 5 - . .f 1, . - . K -, K' .. , . v V' I ft.. lk?-'f ' ' '1 -. '-x. . : - -- . e - 11,.- 1 .1 w---F -riff. i 1-,-m 4 '- , H.-4.44 -' M ' , V M -. -.. ' .. 14 ,, ., - '. 1' .,' - ' g , 1:-5 '-A..a:.:li!l2?Q ? '4' 7'. -- x, -11-.Ji 'Lv-Irv, Hx... ,N - LY -- 2 . 4 N .v ' .ml 4, ,Q 1114.3 .4 - ' .g5g,pilL..-5+'-.Q,- : ,g, ,,E,,- '--'rw .,L..,, 54.11,-4 ' K 3.1.3551 H' 7391. '11 f' .1-f-':,,-.A..,: I 7 NL 1 Q. . -' -yi ..- . -A -.1 ,-., .1 .... '-'Tv :sf Q, V ...., L . J Top row: R. Cummings, C. Moore, Bob Hathaway, N. Chilikos, Eugene Ploger, Byron Keyes, Jim Chandler, D. Richmond. Bottom row: N. Lyons, Jim Gkonos, S. Bristol, Charles Lenz, Mr. A. Montgomery, ' Boulis, P. Rogers, Pat Flanner. Owosso Opponent April 20-Lansing' Eastern 3 6 April 22-Flint Northern .... -. ................... 2 ' 7 . . N L',,'z'72F April 27-Fllnt Central --- 3 6 May 4-Bay City ..,.............. .....-......... 5 4 . ,sffifi May 6-Saginaw Eastern ........................ 6 3 6 f'1' May 9-Pontiac ......... 6 1 . i-iw-5 May 11-Flint Central --. ........................ 0 9 May 13-Rochester ----.- ........................ 9 6 of May 16-Flint Northern -- 2 7 May 20-Regionals ' May 23-Bay City May 25-Pontiac 9,459 June 6-SaginaWPEastern :R-,fgf 'NX ' ' oei' i AE- s 0 1 0 -2 This year's team has done quite Well considering the experience of the boys. The team IS the most unexperienced in recent years, and IS improving fast with each game played. -.There are no ind1v1dual stars, as the team IS qulte Well balanced. K 4 F,,U1'1, 3 B Team . I ' Owosso Opponent April 25-Durand ............................... 10 0 May 17--Durand p . -55- T , X ' I ' ..'-V -T -..- ',... f ' ,.,f,,f..gf - J -- .J -H.-U 1--:U gi- it-cf fe .v-5fj..i.-in-g,?z..7f.'eii,,,' ,,,. 1,vg,g'-af, -lg P f , 1 '- 1- -, ' I , 9 r .,,.f.g:u.A'f' :s?13rf1Q1-is E4-'iiEF:-255.11-:'31 .',' -tai.-,'-wrq-fiR-f:'?'l,7e,q 1 A-3131-eff'+? 'fQ -PL.-5'2'2rf?A1'f'fi2'ff--L73JQQX.. :P-5 ,qi -VNQ -if ,, .. , ,Q s-5555713 '5QFfi'-iw? ifiiffifisffsi-1-'f5IQi?'f353?l?-ifflis. ,gQ.554g4l?,2i3 52.5 Tiff ' f-i rZ?'.SQfw-152' , '.'fjg:'ffji7'i ' IA- fzwfeiff' '.1:.ffe'-im.1:i3,1Lx2f,::xf.1.a:f --.- i. -:.zg.,-asia. , 4: Ag-. ggsf . . FI. i sf ,ul f T J.. .L 'Y '. 1 - 'T'?'T1f1'1'fY 'R' 'i 'v R' o 'WT' w'v o' ,. ,.. 1 1 1 -. v A V , I rl In ' - ' ' 2 '-.. 'l ...Q . I ' ' - -, ' , 1 so vqnz... ,hi . 1, , -4- , I . , . , 2 gas.-A... A . J.. A. ..,- Ai ,,.. F-18- gh. -C , . v. P. K 9 . K.. . . av' ft. 5 .,, . Y.. 2 ll A., 47 54. 3- . 's 135: L I v. x . x 'if' A if . if .-.- 34. J :Qu ,.. .A .l,. K .W Lx 1 ..t. itch- x t . Byerly, K. Perrine, M. Horski Upper row: R. Getchel, V. Szech, G. Gould, M. Buschman, B. , L. Loomis, R. Preston, M. Fall, W. McCargar, D. Reynolds, K. Koerner, R. Kendall, R. Spiece, M. Cardwell, J. Hoy. Third row: L. Mack, R. Segula, J. Montague, L. Augsbury, G. Ford, L. Dye, D. Matthews, J. White, J. Zelenka, H. Richardson, K. Finch, R. Kilburn, W. Brady, G. Bushman, V. Gillett, ' V. Gillet, Mr. G. Mason. Second row: E. Fuhr, D. Carroll, J. Schultz, H. Holland, R. Williams, R. Harmon, D. Gorte, L. McCall, H. Kercher, W. Dann, B. Losey, D. Loscy, R. Elliott, A. Horton. First row: D. Lighthill, P. Kelly, R. Speers, H. Horton, R. Bruff, K. Jarrad, B. Burk, T. Ricketts, J. Sherman, S. McLaren, J. Patterson, L. Rowell, P. Kline, J. Terbush, B. Mills, J. Kelly. . Owosso Opponent , L April 20-Chesaning ........................... 74 29 '.,,Q5Q., April 28-Arthur Hill ........................... 66 3! 5 34 2! 5 May 2-Flint Central ...... .- .................. -- 48 56 May 5-Bay City ........ i ...................... 62 42 May 12-Flint Northern ........ .----.- ..... ------ 77 27 May 20-Regionals COwosso 3rd placeb .... - - ..... 32 2,f3 13- May 27-State Championships ....... ----.-------- ' B Team L April 27-Vernon .............................. 69 31 .May 3--Vernon ............ .- .................. 70 1 X31 33 1,f 3 .5 May 11-Quadrangle ........................... t.1. May 18-Corunna ...... g ................ ,---,---- fr x F. T1-n 1,- i.,- ,l-.. , 1 .f 1 . v. l., X . v f .nhl I..-. f :G .v 1 -.rl 1.1, . r -ww . W fl, I. 3:-'.f.-L.. -. The track team proved its strength when Warren McCargar broke the stadium record in the 100 yard dash at 10.1, Bob Segula broke the pole vault record with 11 feet lb inches, and Mel. Buschman broke records in 65 yard high hurdles at 9.2 and high jumps at 5 feet 10 inches. Other mainstays are Horace Holland in the 880, LeRoy Loomis in 440, Lyle Rowell in the mile, Bob Spiece and Doug Reynolds in the hurdles, John White and . Jack Kelly in the sprints. The team is expected to do quite Well in the regionals this year. ws. .F . ..,r., . . . ., f as 'Bug-1' 4-K his -J P .QV 4. .QMS f M .. - sf f-r- - '.'l ff 'f r'-- ' 1 . -iz 1:--Sis. . . .r' f ff r: ' 1.,'+l . 1 ' . 1 41:-5, 4 M 'Q ,,,.':A M. l -1 1 -56- ,- eg ,714-.5 ,' K. aff!-f F.ff2-f f ', 'f'.if1g.',. -1 , . ' - ' ' . '- -. ' .- V' - 5. .1 --'1-u..- 'NQQAI -1 ':4,Q: .1 5 --...'.'1L.41,.,'.'-3 T 4:11, ' . --,ff-j'--,,',--fn ' H, 'J 1-,Ms . 534, ,,,. -'1z. '--.fm .. '-.1-C .gg ' . ' :'1L,....'f F:'T' .--1 , Sn, e - 5 -5 Q' ,.. N sw jig, -' A -5 wi. rue .r I gl':',,' I -1: -J ,J M - :pkg ,ug-,I '-1-A--,,'.-' L'f4.1f'.7u.1,TL rv,-..j. ,.. P Q. 1 :pw :fax-x.: ,.-,.5, ,, 3 -,g. ' 1, if S f '.-' LA 1 -.,:-qw 1. 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',,,g.,gi,-', . , '-- . .v - f- ' .1 ' 4.1522-w,1.','U -r .mira 1 vim A I k , 77-1 .U ,- 1.1 31.-, u.7.AT,..,.57-p. ,. ....l.-.5 . .,,i,. L 5, . L. f T .- , ' H . 'r', VHHSHU BHSEBHLL Catchers: Miles Shepard, James Zelensky, Jim Matthews. Short Stop: Lyle Davis, Joe Scriba, Otto Veale. First Base: John Boerman, Walter Fritzche, Emerson Grossman. Second Base: Loren Edmonds, Earl Knapp. Third Base: Lewis Benson, Dean Smith, Carl Steiner. Fielders: Charles Anderson, Robert Jelinek, Elmer Carroll, Wilfoid Tufford, Robert Wietzke, Ervin Reich, Jack York Pitchers: Edward Baker, Francis Brothers, Richard Buck, Randal Buins, Edward Cline Carson Cosgrove Kent Fletcher Howard McEnt r . 9 s Ce, Steve Harveth, Kenneth Louch, Hal Spencer, Jack Whitely, BASEBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Owosso Opponent April 22-Flint Northern CHereJ' --. ............... 1 8 April 29-Saginaw Eastern CThereJ ......,-....,- 4 5 May 9-Flint Northern Cllhereb ..............,.,. 1 8 May 13-Pontiac QHereJ ,,..... ' .,,..-.....,...,. Q 0 4 May 16-Lansing Eastern fHereJ ...........,.-,,, 5 6 May 20-Bay City CThereJ ...... .- ......,.-,....,, 3 11 May 27-Flint Central fThereJ ................... May 31-Saginaw Eastern CHereJ ................ June 3-Arthur H111 CHereJ ..............,--.,,, Top row: J. Whitely, R. Buck, C. Jelenik, R. Selbig, L. Kent, J. York, E. Reich, C Steinly, J. Krause, O. Veale, R. Brothers, H. Helms, B. Eldridge. Middle row: Coach Holman, H. MeEntee, M. Shepard, J. Boerman, E. Knapp, R Wietzke, L. Edmonds, J. Matthews, L. Davis, C. Cosgrove, E. Cline. Lower row: W. Tufford, C. Anderson, D. Smith, E. Baker, B. Carroll, J. Scriba, J Zelensky, S. Harveth. 1 -57- ' 4 4'.,s,'- : R 1 V 4 Z, li. - 'L . - l - - - l -gc v . V - -- - Y as-. . -f .w- -.. .'x432!9fle!1i'5,a!laQ14 .VW J. . . V .-- TJ .. A- w Af. X... 1 .Sf ,V . A! Ex H i. -s 2. 'gybf-. fi.. -.4 5 1 Q -X, . L ger3.,,-- r- oll, .-.i :,,,,. -'- -- - 5 ...,,,. L..- .le-r--I .. . f.. ..,. . A ILF'3f?.'ji ?fE?TfI:' ff Wx 1 ' ff '. ', f?-f7r'- Y 'T' W' - '3 ' -'F f jf5:frT:'F! .f'J17l1w ':7jfj7:fy1j'f:2'3g l,-g79'Lj7'fffL! -I . I I . , . . . E-2j'2lZ.2.'., V .. 1- 1' . xi Q-. N .1 .. f .11 e , . -4 .'.. - ,f ,-. .. v- Le. v.. 4.15 1- - v N ' w'-.1a-i'.S- L '--. --- 1 , .G l.'.J - MW 'L .1-fa-I-lla.:-X. .L. f. -.fe.'f....A 'v.4 - '. -Y' .-1-... '--'4' , 1---H -'H if N C- -'Leis-.11 - : - 14: 1,5 A?:Zu,.z-5. --.vfnfiaifssz rs' .iugwiezr-Luv-f-:'1.s' 1. 1551, :m,1?2.,g-.STEQQQQ4 igglgfrg-Qg:.:4'-:-131.2',' reszgmzmg-QfY,'1-.gc Upper left: Crowd at out-of-town game. Upper center: Irene Angle, Ar-iis Richards, Roberta Freeman. Upper right: v Francis Geeck, Helen Reif. Middle left: Dort Mack. Middle center: Chemistry Class. Middle right: Arnie Burke. Lower left: A fair day brings 'em out. Lower center: Bill,, Jesse, Archie, and Dean. Lower right: lst hour cooking. DIVING k ' CTWO way Tie for First Placej R. Williams points - SSQQ J. Gorte - points 3815 40-YARD FREE STYLE G. Brothers CWinnerJ Time 222 ' W. Fritzche C2ndJ 40-YARD BACK STROKE G. Gould fWinnerb Time :30 R. Brichan f2ndJ 100-YARD FREE STYLE R. Williams CWinnerJ Time 1:08.5 G. Brothers f2ndD 160-YARD RELAY Winning Team - Time 1:38 R. Lange 'E. Mamas E. Crandell G. Brothers -53-. ' - ' . V , '. f .-f .. ' '.. 'X Ill!! .- .I . .' ,i 4 .- -f .1 . ,- , . ,. . 1, I -rp 1, 4+.,, , ,, ,..- ., w .. ,NM ,.4E.,,.,. , ,X A. A . .. , ,A . , A. g.. n- .' r..-7 -- .. , . .. 5 Q-...V ,, ,' . .5 ,..,,1 ' -l .'q-,Q ' V .. 1, --V g.- '-x1l,Lt?w3t 'I' PLUCAT 4 A 4 .V 3-' -ra. u. 'A ,.. n l r u pr R. ll N l l I 1 . x X IVY . . ., nw ' L ,- 'e ' H51 'I' ,A 3, 34 sf- gg' ?-:Is V X EF? P 5-Nr. J 1. rvf' mf' V MY: , .. l' l r s sq-. I if si.- V. .L .- Q Q 54. -1 1 sift 5 i.j,,Q-. L:w 4 3 Fffzrsf Ak . ze- v 1- 2'- LM-aj-4 X... J,-,1.,. . . W- ' . I f. A x 9 sw a x 1 ,JL 1 -, ,. . ,F-.zgvk-,aww ,A-nf 5 fry. -:mf 1'. T q .'1'3W','fT7 7'-7SW?5tE?iTz-'F T1- f1 ','.! '37T, Yi 'W. . W nn, .L Tig-ff '1575Tp,7?'S'f 'fi -f7'7G7':f'?u Qld- .gfsf , ': 1 ' 1. - f ' ' ' f-'T 'Q' - 7'-..,,'f ' I my , f. . '-5 . 1 x ff .y .9-413, X f ' ' . : ,M rl - f-,V 1.:,.- . '- ' . -1 - - '- - .' ,. 1 ' f- ' 'w:..a,.-7, ' ' ev' - A. L- , 1 4 ' ' , l'lY P.C- ' 'X .- W I Miss Emily Osmer, Adviser M A-, . :wiki . . -5 w ,L vii. 5 4' E2 L-.s r '1- -M-, H 71 2 Y his i W J A lik in 'f'. tg? 1 . k r.. 1. 1, 8. 1. E- f- up ...fx-lf ' .Y sw.--.Ag ,IPLF '-: P- , HPPHEUIHTIUII 1 -.15 ' The Senior Class of 1939 wishes to express its gratitude ' to its class adviser, Miss Emily Osmer, for her able assistance, V thoughtfulness, and untiring effort throughout the past three years. J -xL, .' ifisi WL V: yy, vi a , . 2' w :if - 11- --3 I an' 13- V f' 4 hEi,,3.1 Q. 1 as-9f:'F1i'.f a vs.Lv,,y,.f. 1 P ky ou' 1 2-: Xi ..w '--if ,M 42,5 X i. X is ' wh f-. iQ?'f. -J? ' v. ri A Eg'lv?'V ' . Eli- P , V' 5.41 -2 ,- skip-'jw . L .QL xxx 51-,, ,J Lf.:-.fxjsaf I 1 I-.,f:.,i:e 1 eff .jr af X . 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Betty Jeffords CLASS COLORS Green and Gold ' CLASS FLOWER fi Violet A f CLASS MOTTO What you are to be, you are now becoming. -Cameron Beck. 5 , --61- it l . 4 . K . , ,N . !.- , - - , if-'.,, . ,n ,.--. .,',4l Q -, '. lr 1 J V Q ' 'r 1 Ri' 1 4' ' if 4 'Il-',t-3' .Hai i ' f'- U' -' 'L Q4 ' e- NN 1 '+f'1'? Nd U:-N:-.sb-,Yr-. ini, V ,- , - 1 A. Ackels O. Ackels Allen Amos Andres Angle Angus Ardelean Ashford Ashmunn Askew Augsbury Beckert M. Beebe R. Beebe Beehler Bennett Blake .usa . -.-- -- 1 f. 7- - - ----.- --- - - -i-- --,- .TW Arlene Ackles-Prom Decorat- ing Committee, G. A. A., Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Indoor 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2. Opal Ackles-Band 2 years. Robert Allen. Fern Elizabeth Amos- Library Club 3, 4. Jean Andres -Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class, Vernon, Junior Play, Ver- nofn, Junior-Senior Banquet, Vernon, Vernon 1, 2, 3. Irene Jeanette Angle-Prom Decorat- ing Committee, G. A. A., Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Indoor 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2. Everett Angus-Operetta, Cho- rus, Glee Club. Violet Jean Ardelean-Junior-Senior Recep- tion Committee, Prom Decorat- ing Committee. Jack D. Ashford, -Basketball Manager 4, Prom Committee. Betty Ashmunn- G. A. A. 4, Bowling 2, Volley- ball 4, Basketball 4, Indoor 4, Gym Exhibit. Ida Paulette Askew, Luther Augsbury- Prom Decorating Committee, Junior Play Sales Committee, Senior Play Sales Committee, Spic Sales Staff. Jack Beckert- Senior Play Sales Committee-, Junior Play Stage Committee, Gym Exhibit 2, 3. Milan Beebe- Junior and Senior Plays Com- mittee, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Spic Staff, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Cheer Leader 4. Robert Beebe- Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, Track 4, Boxing and Wrestling, Prom Music Committee. Irene D. Beehler-Art Club, Gym Ex- hibit, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Operetta, Dramat- ics. Marjorie Bennett-Mont- pelier, Ohio 1, 2, 3, Prom Deco- rating Committee. Bradley D. Blake-Band 1, 2, 3, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. 1- , ,- 'i A f.'..'i.Q'N . ' -1 7 . - . -. f f . -1 -...-- -...f.1,,.'---.- f.-,--.,. - - L... s -' ..f, 4 , .-.ng - an .....4..1.Q.:'xf,.:..:-5i .L:r f.-.- .ma-aaa-qg.Q.?..1e-.aw .,- .. ,,- .agrsdia-1 . - be - - - 7 WE . .,a..g,..-4, .Y,w'..,.,' , 3 3: ri- :.. ' Hg. . .- ., x ni. .,.A- ,. ,-.,',. ., .-x,-..-, .1 .V-.4 . ,Mv- s .r . --- .1 Earl R. Bodary-Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager. Erma M. Bognar- Junior Play Sales Staffg Senior Play Sales Staff. Margaret Bompezzi-Prom Decorating Commit- tee. Hulda Harriet Bradd-Band 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta 23 Violin Ensemble 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 3. Dorotha Louise Braddock-G. C. L. Cabinet 43 Library Club 3 43 Usher's Club 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Prom Decorating Committee. Lydia M. Bradley- J unior-Senior Reception Music Committeeg Volley- ball 1, 23 Indoor 1, 23 Camera Club 43 Lifesaving Club 4. Richard Brichan - Prom Advertising Committee3 Prom Decorating Comrnitteeg Junior Play Advertising Committee. Norma Bryant Arnold Burke--Class President 43 Class Treasurer 33 Business Manager Junior and Senior P1ays3 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Melvin C. Buschman-Class Vice Presi- - l --. -,T-W..-., vy-1--1:-.-.,., v-1.--1 -..,..,,....,.- , dent 4, Junior Play3 Spic Stagg Football 43 Bas- ketball 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Oklahoma 13 Corunna 2. Georgene W. Bussell-Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 3. Mary Ellen Ca-meron-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 G. C. L. Secretary 23 G. A. A: 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Reception 'Decorating Committee. Prom Decorating Committee. William Harold Campbell-Boxing 1, 2, 33 F. F. A. Softballg Basketball fF.F.A.J 3, 4. Mildred Cartwright- Intramural Sportsg Art Club 2. Irene M. Chad- dock-Drum Major 1, 2, 33 Blue Triangle Cabinet3 Operetta3 Orchestra3 Dramatics Clubg Prom Dec- orating Committee. 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Q-lea. -,N.Axis-what-arid:'2:..s.ceQ.:-if-..-A-314. , - - 1 .Ne ...J - .-f..-.-Q. 1-t-.rm - iarim. ii' -.-1, is- ' ' i ni 'S-Q.: Grace Jeanette Colby-Corunna 2, 33 Class Sec- retary 23 Junior Playg P'rom Committee3 Library Club 2, 33 Reporter's Club. Anna C. Coleman. Regina Cook-Prom Committee3 Junior Class Ex- ecutive Council3 G. C. L. Cabinetg Junior Play Committee3 Intramural Sports 1, 2. Joyce Helena Creer-Operetta 2, 33 Chorus 2 years 3 Prom Dec- orating Committee. Elizabeth D. Cudney--Gym Exhibit. Clare Davis-Senior Play3 Prom Decor- ating Committee 3 Debating' Team 43 Gym Exhibitg Track. Dorothy Mae DeFrenn-G. A. A. 1., 23 G. C. L. 33 Usher's Clllbj Prom Committee3 Junior Play Salesman3 Spic Salesman. George W. DeSantis-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Prom Decorating Committee. Lionel IA. DeWitt-Band 1, 2, 3, V43 Junior and Senior Playsg Orchestra 1, 2,3 Operetta 23 Tennis 4. Kenneth Dillon. Frederick J. Doederlein-Spelling Contest. Paul S. Dudenhofer-F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Junior and Senior Play Sales Committee3 F. F. A. Judging 1, 2, 3, 43 First Aid3 Woodshop Foreman 3, 4. Kenneth L. Eclierle-Band 2, 3, 4g Operetta '33 Glee Club 1, Chorus 1, 2. Valjean English. Ellsworth E. Fisher. Betty J. Fox-Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Senior Play Sales Committee3 Prom Decorating Committee. Elenora B. Freeman -Camera Club, Gym Exhibitg Life Saving3 G. C. L. Doris A. Fuller-G. C. L.3 Volleyball 23 G. A. A. 2. Colby Coleman Cook Creer Cudney Davis DeFrenn DeSantis DeWitt Dillon Doederlein Dudenhofer Eckerle English Fisher Fox Freeman Full er 1641. -AQ, . . , ' . ' I ' A . 'Q g. V. .. .,'s-.iq-,,. li 14 4 ,1 1 -f . , -, . g ..,7 ', .i'.1 '.,..' fi ,4i, g ,3g ' f.f,,' .f, l. i11 P H-3 9, re fu l gf 'f g ,L fi , ,E , , 3, ,M , ' Marjorie L. Galloway -Volley- ball 1, 4, Basketball 1, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, G. A. A., Home Eco- nomics 1, 3, 4. Harry R. Garrett -Boxing 2, 3, Vice President of Camera Club, Junior and Senior Play Committees, F. F. A. Bas- ketball 2, 3, Spic Committee, Operetta. Frances Geeck--V0l- leyball 1, 4, Basketball 1, 4, In- door 1, 4, Junior Play Comm. Marjorie L. George-Library Club 4, Prom Committee, Junior and Senior Reeption Committee. Arnold Getman-Football 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Camera Club 2, 4, Prom Decorating Committee. Virgil Giberson - Junior Play Prop. Committee. Ruth Evelyn Gibson-Dramatics Club. John Gorte-Boxing' 3, 4, Gym Ex- hibit, Swimming-Exhibit. Lillian E. ,Gurden-Gym Exhibit. Ardis Gute-Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Play, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Robert S. Haidt--Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Fern Hamburger-Junior and Senior Reception. James A. Harmon. Ila Harris-Prom Decorating and Sales Commit- tee, Spic Sales Staff, Gym Ex- hibit 2, 3. Margaret Harris- Junior Play Committee, Intra- mural Sports 2. Jeanne Harts- horn- Prom Stage Decorating Committee, Junior and Senior Plays Hand Prop. Committee, Junior and Senior Reception Committee, Volleyball. Evelyn A. Harvey-Volleyball 4, Gym Exhibit 1, 2, Prom Committee. Robert J, Hathaway-Tennis 3, 4, Football 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. fr 4 ,-.iff K a L2-.23-fd-xi. -1- Y' '-1:1f'w+--+1 Galloway Garrett Geeck George Getman Giberson Gibson Gorte Gurden Gute 1 Haight Hamburger Harmon I. Harris M. Harris Hartshorn Harvey Hathaway I'-.mf . ,Eg if il 11' n- 1 rfb- I ' M51 1 'f .:-.- if -l.,.nV 1-'1' 1 '31 - 1 FSL '- f4.1':'1-- K i bv Es E 5 ei 'l E P F i 1 E ,. M. .F HJ' Ffj P-N. iz.-LQ -. if , ,i -My , 2 - . D151 M ' l: fQf'.- ' 'n 1.'f, ' A-.14 2 if . I.-.Q - llilielfjfl i - -x-.. I.: rex' Z.. ..:,l-L I v , x . fy .1 5.1.4.-.. .,. 3, ..1 .. ,.p.-if . -4 -Q... l -lu L ,f ' W I, 'QI' E W fn i '15 .iffhl H'-ft '. .. W est - , ' - - ' ,ji . . e .-ha. ' fn. We 'Q ,.p ,I , N . , 1 . Jr. , N5 N1 25- . 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Loma L. Huffman-Band 2, 3, 4, Morrice High School 1. Betty Le-Reign Jelfords-Class Secre- tary 4, Blue Triangle President 4, Junior Play Student Director 3, G. C. L. Charity Sales 4, Executive Council 2, 4, Junior and Senior Reception. Leota Lenora Johnson--Operetta 1, 2, Junior and Senior Plays Com- mittee. Arthur J. Johnston- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3., 4, Baseball 3, Track 4. Geral- dine Jones-Junior and Senior Plays, Photo Editor Spic, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Prom Committees. Nancy Jean Jones - Junior- Senior Reception Committees, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Play Com- mittee, Spic Staff, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Carol Joy-Senior Play, Library Club, Junior - Senior Reception -Committee, Junior ' Play Com-mittee, Basketball 1. Charles Kane. Kathryn Kash- mer-Library Club, Operetta 4, Operetta Costume Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, Debate Tournament Chairman, Operet- ta Sales 4. Jack Kelly-Oper- etta 4, Baseball, Football. 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' -1 4 -- '-1-H..I.i,--.-s -'v-4'-.2 ,r-:wma 2+-1, t .,. es .,-. - Q. .-4.1:-' -1- A ' .1 ' - 1 pa - ua.. .a-.. . 1- -4. :---Jw.F'f- '1:1a- ,- 1-:.s 5 -. ., , . P 3 1- . A 4, 4.6. mails ' ia-, -1 ss. .-z'ns.ag41f,', ln ,,,,,,,,,Ai,, ,,.,,3. -.,--- -. 'e v- -. - --. i.-53.-'gr 1- ' Lain'- f . 1 '-' ' -311+ -H1-1-5f, j'.-,-.1 41?e147':-.,g,fr'--- A 5 l:P3W5 ,fe Veg, P 'W 34. Raymond Keyes-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3. Isabel E. Kirby--Orchestra 1, Volleyball 43 Operetta. Rex A. Knoblauch-F. F. A.3 F. F. A: judging. Theodore Koerner, Jr.-Operetta 2. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 3 Wrestling 2, 3,43 Junior Play, Tumbling 3, 4. Joe E. Krause-Football Mgr. 4g Gym and SWimming Mgr.3 F. F. A. George Krish. Water Kuehner. Mary Lee'Lam0nt--Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 G. C. L. Cabinet 23 Prom Decorat- ing Committeeg Cjperetta 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4. B, Eugene Langdon-Boxing 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Track 2. -Dorothy E. Langham-Spic Staffg Prom Adv. Committee3 Senior PlaylAdv. Committeeg Library Club 43 Blue Triangle Cabinet 3, 43 G. C. L. 'Cabinetg Junior-Senior Reception Committee. William Lawson-Boxing 3, 4. LaVerne O. LeCureux- F. F. A. 2. 3. 43 F. F. A: Vice President3 Live- stock judge team 3, 43 Dairy judge team 3, 4. William Leflingwell. Charles A. Lenz-Tennis 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 3 Senior Play Committeeg Prom3 Operetta Sales Commit- tee 4. . Max E. LePard-Art Clubg Prom Decorat- ing Committee3 Prom Adv. Committee. Thelma A. Lindberg-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Indoor 1, 24 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2. Barbara L0n.g- street-Class Executive Council 23 Prom Comm. LeRoy Loomis-Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Mgr. 3, 43 Junior-Senior Receptiong Senior Play Com- mitteeg Junior Play Committeeg Print Foreman 3, 4. Keyes x 3 ,Kirby A Knoblauchf lf' Koerner 3 Krause Krish Kuehnerl '-'3 fLamont Langdon- K 'Langham' Lawson ' LeCureux Leflingwell ' Lenz ' llieliafrd ,QQ Lindbergh ' .'L0l1g'StI'eet L00miS -57- A ,F 1 LT' ' ':ffni-g,- N ...- Dean G. Lucas-Spic Editor-in-chief, Class Pres- ident 2, Prom Committee, Band 1, Junior Play Committee. Maxine M. Luft-Camera Club, Gym Exhibit, G. C. L. Gertrude Lux-Library Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3., Prom Adv. Committee. James McCall-Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2. J. Warren McCargar, Jr.-Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 'Senior Play Committee, Spic Sales Staff. Betty Jane McCarty-Debating, Junior and Senior Plays Committee,'Library 4, Band 1, Orchestra Mary A. McDowell. Dorothy Mack-G. A. A. Presi- dent 4, Class Treasurer 3, Chairman Prom Dec- orating Committee, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Cheer Leader 4. LeRoy C. Mack- Track 1, 3, Track Manager 4, Shop Foreman 3, 4, Gym Exhibit 1, 2. Margaret Jane Martin-Junior and Senior Plays, Spic Staff, Cheer Leader 4, - ' fs: -1.3f'i f 1 '-'ri-'Y-f'-' V -:,.-1 ,- Prom Decorating Committee, G. C. L. Cabinet 4, Cperetta 2, 3. R. David Matthews-Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Class Treas- urer 2. Louise Irene Matthews-Prom Commit- tee, Junior Play Committee, Junior-Senior Recep- tion Committee. Cora M. Melton-Senior Play Sales Staff, Indoor 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4. Neil F. Meredith-Tennis 3, 4, Junior Play, Library Club, Executive Council, Flint Northern 4. Lydia M. Mertz-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Indoor 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2. Dale R. Miller-Art Club 2, Junior a.nd Senior Play Adv. Committee, Prom Decorating' Committee, Prom Adv. Committee. William E. Mills-Flint Central 1, 2, Wrestling 4. Emma E. Minarik-G. C. L. Cabinet 2, G. C. L: Vice-president 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, G.. A. A, Manager 2, 3, Social Chairman 4, Senior Play Student Director, Prom Committee. Lucas Luft Lux McDowell Mack Mack Melton Meredith 3 Mertz McCall McCargar McCarty Martin Matthews Matthews Miller Mills Minarik ..53.. . R3 ,Y f ', V 1. V' 1.1.1-F' . vw S. - AM .. .' fy Q-, --. N - ,.' - . Q v NJ., JA,-F L ' in 1 .G -ig .4 f ,Z QQ, 4, ky-2 Q, , N I., j ,:,. W . , -- K- 1. r - , A 5 Y , 'Z f ., . 1 1 :rw -,. -: 1 .17 :N . , ,-:,j.x- - l 73- -X-U -Q y 1 1,1-. , V! wi- .FA-. I-Z A .1 , . . .J-4 V 'MX' J,--2, , M V yy .I-11432, 'H A -I-5, GJ k' .K wi- Qi, . -,sl N1.j.fQl-'-lfffw: K4-QTY --'1f'- K IA., N ,. , x-N:'.:..- . in ,Ll X4 ! 'v fT Q ',L'F'J QT - ii- 1 a??'?g Tff'X 7f'ffT'1'VT'?T 1 i1f' F1? ' F'. ,'i '?'2?'T W 'W .. ,. .. . -.,,. -. .. , , ',.., , . .. V . .--,.my.-f--- -ge if 3-4. f. -- ,7. if .5- 1... ..-.....'s.L..-.-K-an f., L.. ..x- -. l -1.1 , x. ,,--V , . . -. , -. ,,.A,U., 3 - -' A nf ...1,.,-..-ff... iw.. , . .I . V , I H. L. L. h I Lloyd R. Montague-Operetta 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating Com- mltteej Senior Play Stage Com- mittee3 Spic Sales Staff. Virginia Mumrow - Library 3. Martha J. Nacovsky-Gym Ex- hibitg Junior Tea Sponsorg Prom Committee. Dorothy Irene Neiman-Junior Play3 Art Club 23 Prom Committee3 Reception Committee. Wayne J. Nimphie. Alberta D. Nuveman. Joyce V. Ohms, Barbara Lee Omer -Prom Committee3 Class Vice- president 23 G. C. L. Treasurer 4g Junior and Senior Plays Com- mittee3 Spic Sales Staff. James Orser--Track3 Operetta3 Band3 Copper Theatre Club. --William Osborn - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 2. Walter Thomas Parker, Jr.- Prom Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Caps and Gowns Committee. Clarence L. Perry -Adv. Dramatics3 Boys Intra- mural Sports 1. Byron R. Pierce. Falice Pittenger - Junior and Senior Playsg Spic Staffg Prom Decorating Committee3 G. C. L. Cabinet 43 Junior Executive Council 33 Operetta 3. Richard J. Preston-Chorus 13 Junior- Senior Reception 33 Prom Deco- rating' Committee3 Prom Adv. Com1nittee3 Gym Exhibit 1, 2, 43 Track 4. Jacob Rappuhn - Wrestling3 Football B team 1, 23 Varsity Football. Elizabeth Ann Raymond-Library 33 Band 1,' 23 Operetta 2, 33 Junior- Senior Plays Committee3 Intra- mural Sports 1, 23 Spic Staff. Alice J. Reed - Band3 Senior Play Staifg Prom Decorating Committeeg Operetta 23 Camera Club Treasurer 2. X ., ., . . . -, .M - , 3 gh--, , 1 . - -' 1: .' - . i.- ,'i 3,vig ?,: ,5 .7'.1' - 'Ef fiL. 5'3'5,Q,, g5 , fg i1?.,,,-?3'g-g'i,,,'5',,,,gf'iEEiffQ..Q5 fif-'Q'-.iirifk-.. -V -f-f3,L2J.n:3.q..3'fq5 f,:'-Siam' ':EL.fEq,i.?',fg,f7.3?-3T-ffl'gg... Qff.g4r',2f-,.l.2iif..1 'i'l..kJl Montague Mumrow Nacovsky Neiman N imphie N uveman Ohms Omer Orser Osborn Parker Perry 3 Pierce Pittenger Preston Rappuhn Raymond Reed , Reif Re-insber g Reynolds Richard Richmond Robinson Rodgers Rohac ' Root Rundell Sanftleben Saska 1 1 Saunders - Schautz Scarlett J. F. Schultz J. M. Schultz J. V. Schultz vr - - - ----f----Y- -- .- 4. . ,W-if . .. . Helen Reif-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor 2, Basketball 1, Volley- ball 1, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Salesman. Shirley J. Reinsberg - Senior Play Committee, Intramural Sports, Blue Triangle, Library Club 3, Orchestra 1, G. A. A. Geraldine Reynolds - Executive Council 2, Prom Comm., Junior- Senior Reception, Junior and Senior Plays Wardrobe Commit- tee. Ardis Mae Richard-Prom Decorating Committee, G. A. A., Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor l, 2, 33 Operetta 1. Robert L. Richmond--Class President 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Tennis 4, Junior and Senior Play Com- mittee, Spic Sales Staff. Jack Robinson - Prom Decorating Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Junior and Senior Sales Staff, Spic Sales Staff. Gale J. Rodgers-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1. Anita Rohac-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Indoor 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Operetta Ticket Salesman. Mary Jane Root. Betty Jane Rundell -G. A. A. 1, 2, Decorating Committee 1, Maxine Sanftleben. Marvin L. Saska. Bert Saun- ders, Jr.-Varsity Football 4, Basketball 4 CDetroitJ, Senior Play f37DQ Debating, Prom Dec- orating Committee, Operetta 3. Alwyn Schautz-F. F. A. 2, 3, Shop Foreman. Barbara A. Scarlett-G. C. L. President 4, Class .Treasurer 4, Spic Staff, Junior and Senior Plays, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 4. James F. Schultz-Track 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, Manager 4, Tumbling 4, Intramural Sports, Prom Dec- orating Committee, Spic Sales Staff. Jean M. Schultz-Class Vice-President 3, G. A. A. Vice- President 4, Junior Play, G. C. L. Treasurer 2, G. A. A. Social Chairman 3.3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Julius V. Schultz- F. F. A. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, Gym Exhibi- tion 1. ' -:L.iif---4.-QM ' ' .. . -, -4 L C, ,M ,QQ g111,1g,g, :,,.gT1s'-V'-f','. .,'--4,-','-L',,,. h it FI 1 . 'F-5. ...,.n:v- Raymond 0, Scott. Robert Segula-Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Manager 3343 Junior and Senior Playsg Gym Exhibition3 Executive Council 2. Robert Selbig+-Baseball 4. ,Agnes M. Shields. Virginia N. Shuster. Marguerite R. Simmons--Blue Triangle. Cath- erine R. Sinnott-G. A. A.3 Junior Play Commit- tee3 Prom Decorating Committeeg Basketball 33 Indoor 33 Volleyball 4. Joseph S. Skriba-Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 3, 43 Junior Play Salesmang Prom Decorating Committee. Marie Mae Sloat-Gym Exhibition 1, 3. Arthur Smith. Helen Soucie-G. C. L. , , 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club 2, 33 Debate 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. William A. Soucie-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. Audrey Mae Spiegel-Senior Play3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Indoor 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Frances H. Spring-Operetta 33 Chorus 3.. Ferne Stead-Gym Exhibition 1. Robert Stevens--Basketball Manager 33 Intra- mural Sportsg Gym Exhibition 3,3 43 Basketball 23 Wrestling 2, 3. Dorothy Jean Stewart-f Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committee. Dale G. St. John, 3-.....--5... 21... ' ' ', ' , ..,..1.. :ji 1, if Y.-. ..t,,, , 'n- -3, ' n--1 'K.--:.'Vr3 ' I , . . 1.-eric: .A 4. F33 Q Ia 1 Scott Segula Selbig Shields Shuster Simmons Sinnott Skriba Sloat Smith Soucie Soucie Spiegel Spring Stead ' Stevens Stewart St. John M 3 M 3 -3, 71-3 A V , ,kt ',-,'1 'V E Y In h ,X 1 ., V 3 , ..'. - I ' fi ' ,Q, f??13,fQ fg, ,+ g g' 73:g'- X' w ho i . ?a ,fs 9'i,'tf5:ii'?5, , :', 3 f 'll - -W i' f ii i 5 2 ,532. 35 . I Mac. Maxine M, St. John. Retha Faye Strait--Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, J unior-Senior Life Saving 3, 4. George Stokes-Football 3, Baseball 31, Gym Exhibition, Junior Play Sales Staff. John S. Sulo-Football 2, 3, 4, Metal Shop Foreman, Gym Exhibition 1. Julia E. Sulo- Dramatics Club 4, Spic Sales Staff, Prom Com- mittee 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Junior Play Committee. Marion Sundquist-Chorus 1, Prom. Edward S. Taylor--Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta 2, 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Spic Staff, Chorus 2. Geraldine L. Telfer-Operetta 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Prom Decorating Committee, Senior Play Ticket Salesman, Girls Glee Club 3. Evelyn K, Theile-Junior and Senior Reception Committee, Prom Decorating Committee, Orchest- ra 1. Ru-ssell J. Thomas-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spic Salesman, Gym Exhibition 1. Verne V. Thompson -Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spic Salesman, Prom Decorat- ing Committee, Chorus 1. Patricia Thorne-G. A, A. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. C. L. 4, Camera Club 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Robert G. Waffle-Assn. Band Manager 4, P'rom Music Chairman, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,'Orchestra 3, Basketball 1, Football 2, 3. Donna L. Wait. Aileen D. Wallace-Junior-'Senior Reception, Sr. Play Staff. John P. White-Boxing 1, 2, 3., Band 1, 2, 3, Football Manager 3, 4, Prom Committee, Senior Pay Committee. Robert J. White-Band 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Prom Music Committee, Spic Sales Manager. Marion Whitesell--Corunna 1, Junior Play, Vice-Presi- dent G. C. L. 4, Library, Prom Committee. , 3 St. John Strait Stokes J. S. Sulo ' J. E, Sulo Sundquist Taylor Telfer Theile Thomas Thompson Thorne Waffle Wait Wallace J. White R. White WVhitcsell -72.- .A - ,-.1 x H ' ' f ' 1' X-' ' ' -1- L.. 4-3,51 'J' ' ' X 'f , 1, .:.: , ' 5' ' ' s.'-L.m4f:1Qe,-'- -1 V -4 f it -f-- '- 1 f .-'.- -au - -1 .-.ML-..,:... l ...M -,.., . W..-. ,W-.-,3.-,..f....-,--...W -. . ---- -- --- f--V ........-.vs-.Q-----f. wi' -- if-W -f-'fW:vf'vv-wmv. - ' ':f u .-x 1r7'-v r1r'i 'x' 'H '-'fv'fs v 5 .f -.,,. .. - -- I Robert C. Wietzke-Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramura1'Volleyball and Basketball, Gym Exhibition. Scott W. Wilcox-Senior Play, Orchestra 13 Prom Decorating and Adv. Committeesg Gym Ex- hibition. Dorothy Anne Will- man - Library Club 4, Prom Committee, Ushers Club 3, 43 Senior Play Committeeg Junior- Senior Reception 3. Beverly A. Winters. Ellis M. Wright- Basketball Manager 3g Prom Decorating Committee. Lillian Yelinek-Gym Exhibitiong Jr. Tea Sponsorg Prom Committee. James Zelensky-Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramur- al Basketballg Gym Exhibition 1. IH HIEHIUHIHIH We dedicate this Spic in memory of Bob White, a student of the Owosso High School, and a member of this years Senior Class. Bob was active, as Well as interest- ed, in many school activities. He work- ed on the Junior Play, Junior-Senior re- ception, and many class dances. He was particularly interested in sports, especi- ally football and tennis, but he also en- joyed the sports that he did not actually participate in. Any outdoor activity, such as fish- ing, hunting, skating, and camping, was his hobby. ' Bob was born in Owosso and always attended the Owosso Public Schools. He was very well liked throughout the en- tire school and his place will never be able to be refilled. Q ....73.. --3.33 :R LS, f ' 1 r . szimiqss.-ii. i ,s:.a5Q..w.13-.uawgfeeu-QL.is -1 if-, Wietzke Wilcox Willman Winters Wright Yelinek Zelensky U'-JW 'F E. W.. '3 f.Hu'5, ifW ' ,, . ., A , ,. . . H , , - .. -, f-,.,,,.,..,, ,, .-y .. , , ,, 2. X .,...,,, , , -,,'r:. .QI . -J .:. ,H '.,.1 ' ' :J ' Ax I ' 'fill si ' ' ,fri .,1ig..Y'E 'fi ftjexlfl f . , 1. . fH.,.:f-if ' .il f I. 'K Q14 ,1 QT: w. L X5 ' 'Q 5.-g,.,, -. ---x-3 R , .-.,, Q Y fl .V fill T.,--ASF -f.,-kr 12' .4-. 32 .-13:2 . .'.1-.saag Q5 YM? V .sgifjqfsli ' ,-'-eyv -'mgd -1 S2 if-ii . x's':1g-ti ' gif? :Q r 1 x .F-Wil ' ax. C., V ' Q. fl ' 1-1 1 L . , u A, fj.,..3S'x .1-.'5'? 7 1 2-'fl ,s, . wifi -. f' Z, V- :gmail .11 -' .JT4 x 4 Jifffl 11' - .3 .' A 51 . . . I ii-, I Robert White 1921-1938 1 N 'alt .- .RQ fiif- Srftlffiifi , t N WWI 7' ,! '? : 5 4 '7TT'F7'.-Iviwqllwv' ' N ' 'ff' W 'f -xjfzftsrijg-5-.7.F 1-':f -.q-3,-41 ..,.,. W? L.. - -A I Y .v. X VHLEDICIURU Friends and Classmates: Today we are celebrating the most important occasion we have yet encountered in our school life. It marks the close of four years of study, which will assist us in our attempt to gain success when we begin our new life. We are not closing our books with a feeling that our education is finished, but 'with the knowledge- that this move- ment is a transaction to a broader field of new and different experiences. A It is difficult at a time like this to be sure of what we are going to meet as we leave school. Not only in our own country but in the world at large, we find a state of unrest. :But because, in the educational field, equal opportunities are given the young people of America, anyone who has the determination to fight for what he wants, will go a long way toward gaining his goal. With the leaving of school many responsibilities come our way. In view of the fact that many of us will be forced to support ourselves either entirely or partially, it is our job to show the world We can handle any situation which may arise. As We leave school it is with a feeling of regret, because many of us must bid our final good-byes to those with whom we have shared many happy days. As the repre- sentative of the senior class, I say good-bye to the students of the Owosso High School and to the faculty who have helped make these four years so enjoyable. ' -Geraldine Jones SHIUIHIURU Friends and Classmates: - I want to extend to you a sincere welcome to our Class Day exercises. This day brings us one step closer to the goal of our school days-graduation. For many of us, our formal education is over, while others will continue in higher institutions of 1ea1'ning, but learning does not cease with school. It is something much greater that must be cultivated as a daily habit. Whether we go on to college or not, eventually, we shall have to assume responsibility in the afairs of the community, the state, and the nation. In order to prepare us for that responsibility, the school through its guidance program has attempted to recognize our individual abilities and provide for the development of them. We are living in times of great social and economic distress, and it does seem dis- couraging for the young man or woman graduating today, but we must keep our faith and trust in God and Man. W-e must be thankful that we are citizens of a free country. For what other nation offers the vast opportunities that America does? Here is a country where every creed, race, and nationality is on an equal footing ands free from persecution. Only when we think of the countries of Europe and Asia, where each is suspicious of the other, can we fully realize the blessings of a democracy such as ours. Do you know that there is a 3,000 mile front between the United States and Canada which is left unguarded? Such a condition is impossible to find elsewhere. In closing, I wish to welcome you again to Class Day, and may this day be remem- bered as one of the highlights in our journey through life. I -Erma Bognar ' Geraldine Jones Erma Bognar .-74... 5 . , l X., . -t fl Mill g .1 , .wi lx :kg-XV t .M Q V U. N 'A A- 5 ,l I ' 4..- ' . ' ' - ,iA-,,..1-.47 r-1i5:jf..,,-,.. aug: -5.41 q..gj'f.: , . g3.1.i,,, s.g . i-ii-frm: M.:-I-.,,.--,M .- I .-,sp 1.3 A-.--af M .Q V if Q n ,v,.., ' '..L..1L.,-44fg..,-.:fv.13AL, . . ' E' SEHIUR CLHSS llllll X BE IT REMEMBERED, That we, the Senior Class of 1939, being fairly sound of mind and with an average mentality, but knowing the un- certainties of this life, do hereby make, execute, and declare this to be Our Last Will and Testament, in the manner following: ' First, before bidding these sacred portals fond farewell and entering the big bad business world, we wish to state that while we are transmitting these possessions and privileges to the said undergrads Cwho, by the way, are greatly in need of benencial advice and practical experiencej, we hope that they will take advantage of our over-abundant generosity and try, however futile the attempt may seem, to rise, by slow degrees if necessary, to our esteemed plane. Second, we, who are about to go, give, devise, and bequeath the follow- ing collectively: To the juniors, the usual confusion and rapidity of events that can come only in the senior year, as well as high-water pants , saddle-shoes, and jitter-bugging. The last three items are left only to those who agree to carry on these traditions religiously throughout the years. To the sophomores, the privilege of cracking their gum in Study Hall No. 2 and the honor of calling the Seniors-to-be George or Mable , as the case may be. To the freshmen, C Heaven help them, for they know not what they do J, we leave the warning: to be seen and not heard, by the upper- classmen especially. To the incoming freshmen, we leave our old assembly tickets, a cloud of dust, and lusty, Hi-Yoh Silver! Third, the following bequeath the following bequests to the following beneficiaries : Casanova Skriba leaves his football ability and his lackadaisical lovemaking to Bob Schwartz. Arnie Burke leaves his knack of managing things to Florence she- who-leersi' Moore. , Bud Giberson leaves his meaningless gestures to Snake Flanner. Dean Lucas leaves his attraction for the trees by the side of the road to Jack Arnold. Durk Blake leaves his astounding record of eight years in a four- year high school to Don rWarner. Berti Saunders leaves his sauve sophistication to Twilight Terbush.. Archie Beebe leaves his old Buick to the machine shop. Bob Segula leaves his explosive laugh to Charlotte Marshall. Dave Matthews leaves his droll- humor to Joe Wetzel. John Parker White leaves Pat Flanner his stylish way of wearing shirt tails. x ' Barb Scarlett leaves her personality smile to Janie Wiggins. Marg Martin leaves her way with the boys to Bobbie Ferris. Margie Bennett leaves her expressive eyes to Ann Lyon. Doc Parker leaves his mustache to the Fuller Brush Man. This silly satire was concocted and drawn up by ' --Bud Cline. F' . --pl5- . l Q ' : - . ' 4 Q . . . . 'Lg f 1. 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Hwellllf It's still Noble! It's a great life- I dunno! You're a good boy. Hi ya, babe! What does he say . Ya, I know it. Who me? s ig . ' 1 f . 4 'i ' . ' A V is il 'J -s il Vfi. ' 3 il!! 5' I! 1,323 H yy, , . 1' ,V 'Well, bythe process of deductionl' l 5 'QQ cc - pa A I q V . . - u.v V cc - e !u I V j1,f - i Y - ' '. cc px -V u 7 . I, .va V 1 'J A -V .N L! aa rx 'Y X 4 H 71. 4- W on Beg ,pardon! I You'l1 have to see Ralph. ',,. 4 ccwhy 'Iv VIII-Ll A man's main assets are often his .g jj foremost habits. A Oh, goodness! -t Phooey! s fl V l Peach fuzz! . .JJ 1 Oh, my man, I love him so!'f A ., H Charge itl' Osborn will pay it J. when he comes! What do ya say? A, 3 1 'Tm bashful! ' ' 441911 Say!!! ,- x Maybe better men than I have keg, lived, but I doubt it. A I , N3- '. I never say much. ' il e Could be. J 'Tm a chemist! What's going on here? When I lived in Missouri- Now, listen! Which? Oh, my soul! The revolutionis coming. Aye! 1 A Now all we need is cooperation. . Do you think so? Which one? ' 'Ts-aj. . X ' ' FHQ! Got your Rhetoric done? it w Nuts! f 1. '11 Think so, huh? -X4 Gun'er, Buck! . ,,.,,,.. . .. -. ,, -4. Quit yer kid-din'. ,I 17,'f'.,Q3iT - I-I1, babe! - -7S- A - ., . , . .' . ' v ' ' N- 'v. . .!.-'.L.1i::,-yr? . , Jr -. ! 5 writ., ily. .va wi -I , V 4 V LJ, :L w-N . .2 4- -' ml l--'s.L-if-- ' i riff , ' ,.,.L .., . .9 wi. ' .L'- P- ., '. ' 2 ff .If -' . -s .w.S, vii' . 1.-...3. f,y+.f,f!'e2 , . -. ,. f- g!.'.f.ni.q ' :gt-'. 2122i-l 54- . ,f '11 Q.. 1 :Aww ' 'Q' 42'-' - , - ' y - , . Lg .- K ,gw wp gf- 'wif' '-4 ., mf: 5 - -a .4 , w- 3 - - , . .-. 4:1 -.A-Q. . w . ..--.f., 1. .ltM.ssl.-J-s...!.44..k....2! . - 39 . -f fn- . 'A .-i4r'. !'w it :aw-is l '. Rf..-4:-ff--W-ff':.1 -'QI fufs' frm.-ffezufrfw 'sf P if-H-:H I -1- 5 .F 'lf 92,Q5ffi!ff.!'i'1 . 4 it 2--1 -figs if-1. -. . ME sis-.4 .E YUGSQX Wifiglsff J-fl' if i 1'2? -Eliriisf'fQ?E.aGlS.WA:.'Lf1'5 3ff'.Ql!i!'2'Y'3r25f5:- L -fx . . M if - a sqe fv -if . 1 y X -41,1221 - r f :uf--1 va i' - i s 1 '4'r1C - ? -f - ' -f-f ff-'X,3?-1,-..-V' H- rs'-1 3, m'Lr-.f 'J ' -- ' - .' age-2,-at-f' . 1 we' Q D f ' f f wt': ..4..wv'-THF.:-V ' f'53r'?'Nkf.-14-af .. -. mv ... -. +, -eil- ur' '11 vwWW l Mr. Moore: 'fAnd so, students, we can come to the conclusion that nothing is impossible. Art Johnston: Well, I'd like to see you run this umbrella down your , throat and open it. : I h I B Gale Rodgers: Since it's your birthday, coach, the team's going to trim Arthur Hill for you. H. Auer: Goody-goody! I was expecting the usual tie. Helen Dingwall and Bob Waffle had just made their exit from the Capitol. It evidently had been a very poor picture from the expressions on their faces. . Helen: You know, it certainly is wonderful how pictures have ad- vanced these last few yearsj, Waff: 'How so ? Helen: Well, first there were talkies, then colored movies, and now this one smells. ' , When the debate team had a practice debate the subject was Which is the most important, the sun or the moon? Bert Saunders, who was chosen to defend the moon, said, The sun shines only in the day when we have plenty of light. But the moon shines at night, thus lighting the way when we need it most. . Women can keep secrets just as well as men, only it takes more of s them to do it! r Mason: Why weren't you at track practice yesterday ? Maurice Horski: Gee, Mase, I had a date. - Mason: And where do you get the idea that a date is more im- portant than track practice ? . Maurice Horski: Well, a miss is as good as a mile. 'x Hercules Holman: Look at that fellow over there. Doesn't he eat ' his corn on the cob gracefully ? Jim Hoy: He ought to. That's Lionel DeWitt, first piccolo player X in the band. Betty Harrelson ftrying to impress Bud Byerlyb : I love cars. I've learned all about them. Bud: Fine, nowejust for fun, how would you cool an engine ? 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