Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1942 volume:

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Theda Temple Literary Editor ..... .. ............................ .. .... .. .......... ........ .... .. .......... ,............. ................. ............. ........., ...... .. .... .. ...... .... .. ..... Lillian Campbell Assistants: Kathleen Curry, Jane Taylor, Robert Nordheim, Nona Workman, Barbara Schultz, Nancy Percy, Doris Voight, Jacquie Robertson, Dean Baker, Judy Robbins. Art Editor .................. .,..... ................ .. .... .. .... ,. .... .. .......... .......... .............. ................... .... .. .... .. .... ............. .... .. ....... .....,.. ..... Berg-iadeari Loper Assistants: Lila Mae Frappier, Ellen Kelly, Virginia Dickinson, Pauline Perkins, Phyllis Robinson, Joan Dimmick, Marvin Girard, Mary Fink. Pl'10C0 Editor ................. ......., ................ ........ ....................... .,....... ........ .. .......... ............,. .......... .. .... ........ .... .. .... .. .... .. .... ... .... Norma Rickett Assistant: Ramona Robbins Business Manager ....... .... .. .... .. .... ............ ............ .......................... .... .. .... ............. ..... .......................... ........... ........................ James Barie Assistants: Robert Ball, Lyman Fink, Margaret Lyons, John Mahaney, Dorothy Hurrell. Salesmen: Lewis Benson, William Burk, Robert Evans, Clara Howe, Bettie Humbert, Louise Jones, Louise Lietzau, Edward MacFarland, Ralph Redmond., Marilyn Schultheis. Phctographer ....... .... .. .......... ,. ..... ........ ............... .. .... ...,.......,.. .......... .. .... ................,.................... ................ ...........,.. ....... .. .... ....... Don Meyer Typists: Lenora Bandkau, Peggie Chandler, Gertrude Clark, Lois Wright. Mounting Staff: Kenneth Augustine, Winona Bock, Jean Camper, Betty Cook, Jo Ann Doneth, Betty Emans, Phyllis Smith. S7 X Z L.. if f- 45 ? ZA as tx XR--- 1,237 J X V t+- r-2 hl - ..- 'N fx ? 57? Tablet' of Administration .... ................ 3 4 Advertising ..... ....- 84-96 Assemblies .... 40-41 Band ......... 56-57 Basketball ...... ..-- 48-49 Blue Triangle -.. .... 76 Camera Club --.. .... -- 71 Cheerleaders .... --- 42-43 Choir ............ --- 60-61 Debate Club -- 62-63 Defense Council ---- ---- 77 onfenfs' Gym Exhibition .................. 78-79 High School Daze Intramural Sports Jungrs ........ Library Club --- Parties ....... Plays ....... Principal --- Prom ...... P. T. A. ..... Red Cross ....... QPoemJ .... ..... 3 6 ---------- --- 66-67 --------- --- 18-21 ------ 70 --- 54-55 --- 50-51 ------ 35 --- 80-81 ---- 75 ---- 77 Dramatics Club -- .... 52 Scholastic Honors .... 82 Drum Majorettes 42-43 Science Club --- ---- 7'2 Ensembles ...... .... 5 8 Senior Advisor ..... ..... 5 Faculty ....... 32-33 Seniors ............. .... 6 -17 Faculty Snaps --- -..- 92-93 Senior President Snaps -- ---- 84-85 F. F. A. ..... 44-45 Sobhomores .......... --- ZZ-25 Football ....... 38-39 Spic Staff .......... .... 8 3 French Club ..., ......... 7 3 Student Council .... ...... 7 4 Freshmen ..... 26-31 Student Snaps .... --- 87-91 G. A. A. -- --- 46-47-64-65 Tennis ........ ---- 69 G. C. L. .... ......... 7 6 Track ......... .... 6 8 Glee Club --- ......, 59 Ushers' Club --- ---- 53 A zfgrxzxm J 'if -A1957 G?-l X Ykr 1 - NNI- Q. IIM ulfmn' -415-ffl-L ,lf -al, ,qnummlllwimz s -4 'D f If IW dll. ff I 4 If-WW W7' K lwfwff We-ff JM kiyi ala f Z-- .,-... . , A - l NK Qs X . .. ,.. .. qw. 5 s v Wk f i A- . N L ,v ',.9 6 . 4 Q .' N 4 A. f'wic'. 'ml 'F J. w-. , ay? i .xi-? N 'P .-' 'Q fr 'Q- X s 1 Y , , 4. . 1 J, Q.- f . v Jag Qing' .Ni pg?-ss , , f G - .38 k I ' 5 gf 553 Af , 1 Y 2 ' S 17 , 1 a Y .Vx . ,N .. 3 K . . f ' X it W :Wy Q , ,.f:'.'! . 'M x . xxx' K' X QA-If Eg.. .N . ,H Q2 1 X., x-X6 .l f -i,fN,ge qlfyk K' 1 A' X-: . f - . QQ .gi I V! 5 .. J. .. X .2 'Q Q ' f 'fe-x I fy, igx., ,H ,Q ,. +. A ! xxwgfsc 'gk .5 U' 'ifflki . , Sf' . ' 5 y x' ,1 I xx , -Y 4, K 1 . K K B is X X1 K, . A-K. 5 , i .. X 5 'ii k if 'x V Q 5 N., ff S ' 'xxx W A ' . S if: . ' 5: H - if 'li ' Q . 1 . Q Q Q' 1 . Q Q 4 W., A f 3 f 'f 'X ff- ..Q.,x Q A Y? p 1. . . .1 Q 5 K , Q 4,-Kai 5 4 's r I 5 'M Q 'A Y - - . ' :lil X. def f- N -Q- Vs. Jia 5 Q . A f A gm YE ' 'F X A Qt . ,Y N A Q' - .-' m'n X g . 8 sr Q ,Q 'siwiiw Q , x 5 'Qs 'FE . K 32' M-Qllqw swf K, xi it x .4-1 x 1: ... Ji :Nj f 1 x 0ar Fksf lady Miss Philp was our advisor A11 through our freshman year. We took to her our problemsg She made them seem quite clear. Our sophomore year went slowlyg We tried to forge ahead And follow truth and honor, The traits by which she led. We then became wise juniors. Though ever much in doubt, We'd never have to ask herg She'd always help us out. Our senior year went quickly Since we were on the go. Our thanks goes to Miss Philp, For she has made it so. ejames Gkonos 5 5'enior.s' I ' 1 lf V f Y KJf, iiwx fl frff ffnwx F1 ffiliil j 'xN 1 ' 'N-I l.5 ' ' ' 'ff-5-Fxh j Q' '9 X'f3 'TN X. Mfr 4512 y Q , X4 5. M ,-fm! X.'i'- 34 'VY F 7 I Jil' I I' Wy, 7 Miz! 'Wa' 'K' v ,l ! v Nm ,GJ Ljnfrzk f A C X' H: 1 I -X wf M 1 , f ' ll I ,I QQ f X 'EYZ VTQ A- ' FII ag V X' f mf Ac Winifred Anderson John Arnold Shirley Ballou Elaine Balma Lenora- Bandkau Ann Baricic Frances Barnett Pauline Baughm Daniel Baumgardner George Bell Leona Bemis: Lewin Benson Suzanne Blair Leora Bodary Elizabeth Bradac Janette Brady Warren Brady Lois Bremer Ralph Brant Jamea Brewington ...-A.-:...1. .1 ,Q Edward MacFarland james Barie Kjiml lAtlasl You know what I mean. You think you're kld- Senior Vice-President ding? Baud Senior President Football Basketball Track Junior President Jr. and Sr. Play Casts Winifred Anderson Splc Business Manager Jr. Play Com. Debate Club Honor Student Clerk, Barle's Market john Arnold ljackl CWinil Okay, Nell. We're Tlme and tide walt for through- no man, but haste makes Jr.-Sr. Reception waste. Jr. Play Com. GAA Sr. Play Com. Gym Exhibition Clerk, White's Bakery Lenora Bandkau lLeel Jeepersl GAA Board - Jr. and Sr. Play Com. Jr. Executive Council Prom Com. Honor Student Daniel Baumgardner lDanl llwhyrl Track Gym Exhibition Suzanne Blair lsuel What -ls lt, chicken? GGL Board GAA Jr. Play Com. Debate Club Warren Brady I heard you the first time. FFA Intramural Sports Track Farm Worker Anne Baricic lAnnl Hi, Kid! What'S cook- mgyn Gym Exhibition George Bell lBilll Holy PBEM Band Jr. Play Com. Sr. Play Com. Prom Com. Clerk, A. Ga P. Store Leora Bodary lViclcyl SO there, t00l Sr. Play Com. Gym Exhibition Lois Bremer CBrendal Give me a quarter and I won't tell. GM Gym Exhibition 7 ED MacFARLAND, President JAMES -BARIE, Vice-President JACK WHITEHERSE, Serretary LILLIAN CAMPBELL, Treasurer jack Whitehene i Busterl Where ls Barnyard Benny? Senior Secretary Football Basketball Track lntramural Sports shanty Ballou tshir-lb Gee, that's darling! French Club. Frances Barnett fliranniel Hi, Baby! Jr. Play Com. Sr. Play Com. ' Clerk, Montgomery Ward Leona Bemiss lYoniel Glory beI GAA Elizabeth Bradac fBettyl Well, gee whiz I Ralph Brant lBlitzl Hey, Conk, how about that quarter? Basketball Br. Play Com. Intramural Sports Gym Exhibition Clerk, Krogera Lillian Campbell lBillxel You know what I mean, don't you? Senior Treasurer Spic Literary Editor Debate Club GCL Board GAA Honor Student Office Glrl, Argus Press Elaine Balma lBugl Why take llfe so serious- ly? You'1l never get out of lt allve. Gym Exhibition Pauline Baugham Nice, huh? Jr. Play Cast Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Reception Clerk, Kresge's Lewis 'Benson lSwedel Be good! Football Basketball Jr. Play Cast Student Council Sophomore President Bpic Salesman ' janetta Brady I don't want to, but I will GAA Glee Club Nurse Aide James Brewington lSquir-rl Think you're man enough? Ushers' Club Tumbling Clerk. Byerly's xxx A mv - I W2 1 1 Jima Stanley Bristol iGustol Band Gym Exhibition Science Club Tellllls Paper Boy Richard Buck K ml Baseball Football Track Boxing c Tumbling Clerk, A. 8: P. Store Geraldine Chapman iGerryJ Now, when I was young- Sr. Play Cast Prom Com. Honor Student Stanley Bristol Jane Brockmiller Robert Bronstm Francis Brothers Betty Brown Richard Buck William Burk Wanda Jean Butts James Carmody Marian Case Geraldine Chapman Gertrude Clark Bernard Conklin Douglas Cowdrey Paul Cowles Jane Brockmiller Robert Bronson KBunl Francis Brothers Oh, I don't knowl Don't be a sucker all CC-Pill? GAA Board Your me- Hi ya, corn! Glee Club Pinboy Football Manager glifgusmnibltion Baseball l GAA Baskethal Dicklwilliam Burk lBilD Wanda Jean Bum james Carmody Mr, Moore, look what Ueanl fSandyl Pve found- That's no dream! Hi, chicken! Bend chan- Pacman Jr- Play Com' Glee Club ' Jr. Red Cross Sf- Play Com- Gym mhibitlon Pfom Com- Sr. Play Com. Science Club Jr. play Com. H0l'l0l' Student Clerk' Kresgevs Gertrude Clark Bernard Conklin Douglas Cowdrey lshortstuffl iBennyl isliml Aln't that a bear? Buy me a Pepsi. I dunno. Glee Club Football Basketball Chorus Basketball Band Operetta Baseball Track Prom Com. Track Football Operetta Intramural Sports Gas Station Attendant Clerk, C1ark's Betty Brown Wbere's Rourke? Prom Com. Marian Case lCaseyl Gee, that's swell! Gym Exhibition Prom Com. Jr. Red Cross Sr. Play Com. Honor Student NYA Worker Paul Cowles Don't just stand there! Band Football Dorothy Craig KDottiel Mildred Davis lMilliel Have you seen Bill? Gee, what will I do Jr. Play com. hen? Sr. Play Com. Waltress, Bessle's Grill Hall Patrol Prom Com. Robert Cummings lBobD William Delcamp I seem to have lost the place. Band Tennis Kathleen Curry Cliathyl Please don't call me Katie! Band,' Student Director Vlolln Ensemble GCL Board Spic Literary Sta!! Choir Clerk, Woolworth's Helen Dahlstrom I hope I get a letter, I hope, I hope. Ushers' Club Gym Exhibition Jr. Red Cross William Dann Uohnnyl Hi, kldl Boxing Track Clerk, Byerly's iSpeedyl What do you know, Basketball Volleyball Baseball Tumbling Maxine Demuth Gee, I wish I could Ann Arbor! Warren DeVoe Band Track - Basketball Baseball I Science Club Honor Student Robert Diehl What do ya say? Football Basketball Plnboy X Joe? go to Dorothy Craig Robert Cummings Kathleen Curry Helen Dahlstrom William Dann Mildred Davis William Delcamp Maxine Demuth Warren DeVoe Robert Diehl joan Dimmick Uoel She's late again. Splc Art Sta!! Library Club Jr. Play Com. Sr. Play Com. Clarabelle Doan lsuel Bye now! ' Joe Ann Doneth Uoel nom.. GAA Sr. and Jr. Play Com. Prom Com. Sophomore Vlce-Pres. Honor Student Clerk, Kresge's Robert Eggleston lBobl Where's Jean? Wrestling Clerk, Byerly's Burton Eldridge fSpeedyl Meet you boys at the Swallow Football Track Boxing Intramural Sports Jacqueline Elliott Uackiel - Slch goings on! Hall Patrol Prom Com. Honor Student Carhopr, A. 8a W. Stand Gertrude Faber ifiertiel Hi, there! Gym Exhibition GAA Junior Red Cross Chorus Glee Club Dolores Fisher Hey, walt tor me. Jr. Red Cross Camera Club Maxine Gurden lTuclO Oh, G6l'BldlIl8l Gym Exhibition Prom CDDI. Clara Harmon Oh, nuts! GAA Clerk, Harmon Grocery Agnes Huber lAggieD What's cookln', good- lookln'? Sr. Play Com. Prom Com. Clerk, Montgomery Word Josephine jankeje Hey, Peg! GCL Board Jr.-Sr. Reception Jr. Play Com. S. Play Com. Prom Com. Office Girl for Dr. Brown Ruth Gurske illoofiel Oh, for Pete's sake! Walter Hartman lWalt7 Hello, men! Boxing V Jacqueline Hughes Uackiel Oh, that Nell! Sr. Play Com. Jr.-Sr. Reception Prom Com. GCL Board Clerk, Montgomery Ward Robert Jelinek lBobD That's lite for you. Football Track Honor Student Robert Gute lBohl You ain't no angel. Gas Station Attendant Maxine Hasse lTinyY That's no dream! ,G-AA Jr.-Sr. Reception Honor Student Margery Hughes lNelD Jack, now don't be late. Sr. Play Com. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Reception Spic Salesman Clerk, Montgomery Ward Helen Jenkins I'll bite! X GAA Usher, Center Theatre 10 Kent Fletcher Glen Ford Max Francis Lila Mae Frappier . Doris Freeman , Arnold Fritzsche Lela Fyan Doris Gale Marvin Geeting Mun-ell Gentry Beatrice George Earl Getchel J ames Gkonos Thompson Grill Emerson Grossman Harry Hall You ain't just saying lt. Boxing Gym Exhibition Truck Driver Henry Hepfner Oh, well, Lee- Tennis Clerk, Publix Market Bettie Humbert lBoopl Say, now, Corunnalfv Spic Stal! Sr. Play Com. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Reception Usher, Center Theatre Warren Kelly lKellyl - Look out, Junior. Football Track Tumbling Clerk, Kroger's Clyde Hancock Glitch? Oh, baloneyl Football Basketball Manager Track Plnboy 0088 Duane H lFlashl SO what? jack Irland Band Tennis Intramural Sports Gym Exhibition Edgar Kent lBddiel Il you were only a. little bigger, bud- Choir Glee Club Baseball Sr. Play Com, Prom Com. Honor Student Clerk, Kroger's Kent Fletcher Glenn Ford Max Francis Lila Mae Frappier 7 Doris Freeman lPatJ lffletchl Quit fooling. tCssanovaJ lSkipperD Denn1tely1 Just propaganda! Football Do you want to race? Daddy, buy me one. Gym Exhibition Baseball Basketball Machine Shop Foreman Camera Club JY- Play C0111- Clerk. Cm-r's Market FFA Track - Jr. sr. Reception Prom Com- an Tumbling Ushem- Club Band sr. Play com. fm' .p Bellbov Gym Exhibition Prom Com. Clerk, Woolworth's A3 'L 'ff 'lx sole Art stair '- -- Ffa' Z Wk s l, V, ll ' l . -v 'f is X 2' fl' - , Arnold Fritzsche Lela Fyan lLeeY Doris Gale Marvin Geeting Murrell Gentry gg pf 4 , X Hi, hon! Want me to draw you I have to practice. lGeetl Heyl Now listen, - K 11 ' X Gym Exhibition 3 PENIS? Operetta Where we going to- SQUKV' r' S' 19 5 I Intramural sports GAA choir mgm, men? Gym Exhibition J ,' ,P lx, f I Clerk, Byerly store Ushers' Club Glee club Track GAA '1 t, ll 1 Sr. Play Com. Jr. Play Cast Band 5 lg Q All , N Honor Student M Att d 1, L ' - T 1' G office on-1, Hospital Gas Sta on en an g:. l X ' -ell. , ll: .. ill 1 f ' ' B Gr ' 5 Beatrice George lBeal Earl Getchel lGetchD James Gkonos ljllhm Thompson Grill meg-son, ossman xxx W r ,., 'Tm mu' honest . 'Time' une , uxtu be up in chews- cromin t t ff lain 1:-xlnation ls an Q H J . ' '- . ry- -'W tout u . 8 ef -L-G -ff when cm' Pmboy Bild. 8 5 important factor ln N GAA Splc Editor Sr. Play Cast Jr. Play Cast Debate Club Tennis Honor Student Football Clerk, Chrlstlan's life. Football Baseball Shop Foreman Doorman, Capitol Maxine Gurden Ruth Gurske Robert Gute Harry Hall Clyde Hancock Clara Harmon Walter Hartman ' Maxine Hasse Henry Hepfner Duane Hoose Agnes Huber Jacqueline Hughes Margery, Hughes Bettie Humbert J ack Irland Josephine Jankeje Robert jelinel: Helen Jenkins Warren Kelly Edgar Kent Calvin McDivitt LeRoy McEntee 1,1- -M.,-.11-Q '4 ,ef - .' -.e1.1,dV: ' -3.4 ,- f.-' fy: -f fs' , ,, ,J -1 we '- , V ,'f1:a,wf-2, as 2S i'7iffE fEfs Phillip Kline Andrew Krish Louis Krust . Kenneth Kuester Fred Lab Robert Langdon Virginia Langdon Glee Larkins Joyce Lawcock Parna LaZelle Eugene Lebherc Ralph Lehman 5, .-S ,yi..1f',,! 4 ,.,15g,,f:5-:'.:'- - . 5 ,Venn -L1 -5- iA. .,f'f4,! I s. ...-4 f ,Q ' fl 5 x ,I d ef. pu . '1 4 , fl 4 Q sl-.mild 0 ,l -D . , -Q 7 4 I I V' ?':',1,?f.,, Y 5'B SQ f5,5r15.-,,fg,3s,3 1 f, ,I K ,5 'fag 1 , . . , I ,V f if 7. K . 141 ' fo K E 1 X ' I ,-Z- .fs .-. 19? George Lohrer Bernadean Loper Bettie Louks Barbara Lucas N orval Lyon Hi, honey. Still love CNorviel me? Sr. Play Cast Jr. Play Com. Prom Com. p GCL Cabinet GAA Clerk, Kresge Store Basketball Track M !l?9'?ZfvA A If f Kkfllflidy X fa 0 ' Donald Mead Science Club , AU Tennis Q ,sG?,A,rf'5!Gg.,19p t. Paper Boy f'l,,,+'1'.Pr 'S fl af 4' 'jr ,V mum .1 num I, 1 ,,. gy,4.,,,1.,'j,,, llrllhflllllllll MINI tl'I'lll - -M -+. -- Lrpvi ,F W5 4 W ,fl if 7 C I , ff l lll ' J li slL l Jlf l1l..l3l.1WEQl1lils 15:51.51 1 ?f f --fbglilf TLLIX .. .M -'- ,MM -... , iiil- - . - Gordon Mowen Football Boxing Woodshop Foreman Plnboy What's the idea? Sr. Play Com. Jr. Play Com. Tennis Do you still love me, honey? Football Spic Stad Prom Com. Jr. Vice Plresident Jr. Sr, Reception Gas Station Attendant tDonD Doris Mead Nice nlght for a mur- der! GAA Prom Com. Sr. Play Com. Marvin Lyons lM3l'V,Ad8I'l3 Maurer lDeeljoyce McCombs Excuse me for llv- Well, I guess so! Ybu know what? mg! Sf- Play Com. Prom Com. Band Clerk, Maurer's Bakery Hall Patrol Clerk, Byerly's Glenna McKellar Sam McLaren Jean McNett Hey, nuts! lSampsonl lMcNuttl GCL Board What are you going You worml GM . to do about iw operem Carhop, A. dz W, Stand Track Chorus Volleyball Glee Club Baseball GAA Barbara Melling fBarbl Let's change th ject. Science Club Ushers' Club Jr. Play Com. Honor Student Clerk, Meyer'sg E SU Gas Station Attendant Sr. Play Com. J une Merrill CJ'unie J Annabelle Mosher Is there a board meeting today? GAA Board Sr. Play Com. Junior Treasurer Jr. Play Com. Sr. Executive Council Honor Student Kresge's Jack Mowen Leston Muzzy Leonard Myers See you tonight? How ls lt going? Hello, Moe! Basketball Track Intramural Sports Gas Station Attendant Tumbling Honor Student 12 Intramural Sports lAnniel And besides, I don't care! GCL Board GAA Prom Com. Debate Club Clerk, Montgomery Ward june Omer Uuniel Oh, joy! What fun! Freshman President Jr. Sr. Play Casts GCL Board GAA Board Debate Club l.As.d-lm., ,1- Phillip Kline umm Where's Betty? FFA Track Farm Worker Robert Langdon KBobl Well, blow me down! Intramural Sports Andrew Krish lGumpl Blow lt. Farm Worker Virginia Langdon ljinnyl You know what? v GAA Library Club Ushers' Club Jr. Play Com. Prom Com. Eugene Lebherc lGeneJ Ralph Lehman Uiml Boy, could I go for her! HL Rl-ldl Long time, no Band see. Football FFA Baseball Farm Worker Basketball Clerk, Chase's Louis Krust Little brown Ford, you and me- Basketball Tennis Jr. Play Com. Jr. Secretary Honor Student Glee Larkins fLarkie5 You wouldn't kld me, would you? Gym Exhibition Sr. Play Com. George Lohrer , Aw, fuzz! FFA Farm Worker kenneth Kuester lKenny3 Fred Lab lFritz7 Nothing surprises me anymore. Jr. Play Com. Honor Student Stockboy, Knepp's Where have I seen her before? Band ' Gym Exhibition Intramural Sports Clerk, Fulmer's Jqyqe Lawcqck lJoyciel Patna Lazeue 02.32, No, you're kidding. Honor Student Bernadean Loper lBernieD Haven't seen you since the last time! Splc Art Editor Dramatics Club Honor Student Clerk, Woolworth's Take me home. GCL Board Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Prom Com. GAA Board Honor Student Clerk, Chrlstian's Bettie Louks lPunlcieY Must hurry, Ellis is waiting. Cheerleader Prom Com. Glee Club Usher, Capitol Barbara Lucas Norval Lyon Marvin Lyons Adena Maurer Joyce McCombs Calvin McDivitt LeRoy McEntee Glenna McKellar Sam McLaren Jean McNett Donald Mead Doris Mead Barbara Melling June Merrill Annabelle Mosher Gordon Mowen Jack Mowen Leston Muzzy Leonard Myers June Omer Jack Orser KSnuifyl Woo-wool Not bad, is she? Gym Exhibition Volleyball Clerk, Byerly's Frank Preston fGusl What's Whltely got I aln't got? Boxing 'Dennis Jr. Play Com. Prom Com. Clerk, Byerly's Helen Reeder Your fault, but my mistake. Prom Com. Jr. Sr. Reception Clerk, Woo1worth's Dorothy Osmer No, no, Freddie! Jr. Sr., Reception Sally Promchenkel Hi, churn! Operetta . Glee Club Chorus Hall Patrol Ushers' Club Clerk, Morris' Ruth Inez Reynolds lNickeyl Do ya know what? .Jr. Play Com. sr. Play Com. Ushers' Club Hall Patrol Waitress, Chrlstian's Jack Orser Dorothy Osmer Nancy Percy Pauline Perkins james Pichiotino Frank Preston Sally Promchenkel Helen Quamme Mildred Quamme Max Reed Helen Reeder Ruth Inez Reynolds Norma Rickett Maryetta Roach Ramona Robbins Nancy Percy KNanceD Yes, I'm late again. Sophomore Treasurer Sr. Play Com. GAA GCL Board Jr. Sr. Reception Honor Student Clerk, Kresge's Helen Quamme Well, I'll bw GAA Norma nickm :Jimmie Gosh, I've got so much to do! Bplo Photo Editor Hall Patrol GAA Chorus Prom Com. Honor Student Waitress. -Swallow Pauline Perkins lPaulyJ James Pichiotino Ulm? Hi, there I GCL Board Library Club Splc Art Sta!! Jr. Red Cross Mildred Quan-une UH1' kid!!! GAA Br. Play Cast Prom Com. - Jr. Sr. Reception Clerk, Montgomery Ward' Maryetta Roach lRoachiel Al.n't he Cute? Glee Club ChDl'l.lS Ushers' Club That's beside the point. Intramural Sports Max Reed iZiggyl I haven't skipped since- Band Baseball Orchestra Swing Band Clerk. Kroger's Ramona Robbins lllobbiel Honor bright? Jr. Play Com. Sr. Play Com. Prom Com. ' Splc Sta!! Clerk, Montgomery Ward Irene Robinson 1Reneel I still d0n't See! Marvin Rogers Ulodgel But here's the thing! Football Boxing Track Intramural Sports Clerk, Byerly's Flora Root I'll never tell! Jr. Red Cross Camera Club Patricia Rourke 1Patl I wouldn't know! GAA Drum Majorette Prom Com. Clerk, Kresge's Vivien Russell CVivJ Honest? Well, then cross your heart. Sr. Play Cast GCL Board Jr. Red Cross Operetta Prom Com. Clerk. Kresge's Don Ryan iBeex-foam! Don't work too hard! Paul Schlaaclc Hi, Chicliehlu Boxing Gym Exhibition Plnboy Max Schneider fSchnappsy5 Going to the store? Barbara Schultz lBarbl There I go again! G-CL Board GAA Band, Orchestra Jr. Sr. Reception Prom Com. Clerk, Woolwortlfs Wilma Scott DB.!'h Rl Sr. Play Com. Clerk, Kresge's Irene Robinson Marvin Rogers Flora Root Patricia Rourke Vivien Russell Don Ryan Paul Schlaack Max Schneider Barbara Schultz Wilma Scott Malcolm Senrud fCou.ntl What have you got ln gears? Football Gym Exhibition Clerk, Gamble's Mary Shavrnoch fMarel Oh, plffleln Gym Exhibition Mike Shepard Heroes are made, not born. Football Baseball Wrestling: Boxing Basketball Mgr. Fern Siewert lFerniel Don't do anything I wouldn't' Gym Exhibition Sr. Play Com. Prom Com. Kenneth Smith lUncl'eJ Up in Montague- Plnboy Leslie Smith 4Lesl Zowle! Band Jr. Play Cast Intramural Swimming 1 Beuboy, Wudermuth Vivetta Snell iVieD Hon, fine! Elnora Sperry Obi For the love of mud! Sr. Play Cast Jr. Play Cast Jr. Sr. Reception Ushers' Club Honor Student ar' -g .if - - Y .Lange . A -. 4' W - f - -Y , V . in vf...--- Q -.Y .1 -T , 1 . .. fc- ' ' .I , -K-7 -if lx .ve 1:52 '- - Vi' - , , e -ed -,-, -,.e ,-, - :z xx, 'ggq ', A-, 1,-5 -'4,:- , M,-, V, . s,b . - -.LW .. ' 'ax . , H7-, V --- G e- .',,,rg--- - .Y ' Maxine Spiegel lMaxJ Bettie Spiess fMuffl 'Tm 'telling you. Hi, honey! GAA Jr. Play Com. ODYBFCW5 Sr. Play Com. ChOl'l1S Debate Club Glee Club Prom Com. Jr. Sr. Reception Clerk, Christian's Merle Tarolli Earl Telfer It is immaterial to me. Like lun! Track FFA Rooter Farm Worker Mary Ellen Thompson V Myra Lou Trier 1MyJ tlledl ' Greetings and saluta- r wish I would get a UOHSV' letter. GCL Board GAA GAA Car Hop, A. Ba W. Stand Sr. Play Com. Jr. Play Com. Prom Com. Honor Student Elevator operator Warren Spitler iPetel Who, me? FFA Intramural Sports Farm Worker Lyman Telfer lLymiel Hello, Squire. Track Tennis Intramural Sports Honor Student Clerk, Lahman's Richard VanParis lSlickerl Now, don't get nosey, bubl Splc Art Staff Sr. Play Cast Ushers' Club Intramural Sports Gym Exhlbltlon Draftsman, Renown 16 Maxine Spiegel Bettie Spiess Warren Spitler Jaclt Splane Katherine Steiner Merle Tarolli Earl Telfer Lyman Telfer Jay Terbush Mary Helen Thayer Mary Ellen Thompson Myra Lou Trier Richard VanParis Betty Wallace Dale Wallace Jack Splane lBudl Hi, Joel Intramural Sports Farm Worker Jay Terbush fShufflel Q Let's get in there and pitch. Football Basketball Track Clerk, Chrlstlan's Betty Wallace tWallyJ But we know, glon't we? GAA N Katherine Steiner lKatiel Gee, when do we eat? GAA Gym Exhibition Clerk, Kresge's Mary Helen Thayer 4TillieJ Isn't that just too duclty? Ushers' Club Jr. Red Cross Sr. Play Com. GAA Dale Wfallace lSleepyl Don't work too ha.rd.' Tragk Intramural Sports Ushers' Club Attendant, Thurston's Orvel Walter 101-vie? I can imagine I Clerk, Byerly's Jack Whitely ljacksonl Hey, you Swede! Basketball Tennis Football Prom Com. Sr. Play Cast Jr. Play C880 Catherine Woodman lKatel Oh, gee! Prom Com. GAA Kay Warner Aw now, honl Freshman Secretary Jr. Sr. Reception Prom Com. Bplc Salesman Sr. Play Com. Clerk, Montgomery Ward Bruce Wiegel Hello, menl Intramural Sports Tennis Clerk, Chrlstlaxfs Nona Workman fNonl Oh, plsh posh! Cheerleader GCL Board GAA Prom Com. Spie Literary Staff -Clerk, K1-esge's Robert Watkins KBobl Give him the one-two. . FFA Ted Wietzke Kwietzl Let's go to a movie. Football Manager Gym Exhibition Pinboy Ruth Wot-tman QBrowniel That's the last straw! GAA Board GAA Gym Exhibition Lois Weeks lLoiel I don't get lt. Clerk, Kresge's Mary Jean Willman lWtmpyl Oh, pooh! GAA GCL Board. Band Prom Com. Glee Club Honor Student Clerk, Penny's Lois Wright Uol Haut, definitely! Ushers' Club Hall Patrol Jeanne Whiteherse ICHPPYT Really, old chap. GAA Board Gym Exhibition Miss Paine's Ass't ,gash f , -f LQ' .L L ig Betty Jayne Wtnterley Ronnie has to work yililiii 'DMUUW' iii 'flflllgilli one Club Tig !'!P Prom Com. 15, GAA wi -.4 Clerk, K1-esge's 'M -n ,, I It 1 X ' l MJ' Edward Young CEddiel Strive and thrive Hellboy Sr. Play Com. Jr. Play Com. Prom Com. Clerk, Morris' Orvel Walter Kay Warner Robert Watkins Lois Weeks Jeanne Whiteherse Jack Whitely Bruce Wiegel Ted Wietzke Mary Jean Willman Betty Jayne Winterley Catherine Woodman Nona Workman Ruth Wortman Lois Wright Edward Young X Joe Robbins X Joe Sherman President Vice-Presvkient Mrs. Coller Advisor I Margaret Lyons Bernice Nutson Secremfy Treasurer , w. ,,Q' J u 0 1 o r s Q n B EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Robert Ball Peggie Chandler Carleton Moore Theda Temple Ramon Arnold Carroll Augustine Barbara Austin Rosemary Baldwin Elsia Bandkau Joan Bannan Newton Barnett Louva Bell Viva Bentley Dorothy Bierwagen Reta Bird William Bisard Jerry Bocek Winona Bock ' Alex Bolla Irwin Borst Wyman Bowden Richard Broker Wayne Brooks Helen Buck Mary Ellen Buckley Ted Buehler William Burke Constance Byerly Jean Camper james C-apitan Emily Anne Caylor Peter Chrenka Elizabeth Chrysler Joe Colby Vera Coleman Don Collard B h 18 Kenneth Compton Bettie Cook Clayton Cook Dora Cooper' e Tom Corcoran Floyd Cowan Yvonne Cushman Delmar Davis Geraldine Davis Harold Degerstrom Virginia Dickinson Loren Drury Gloria Duffey William Dvorak Harold Ebe , Mildred Eekerle Wayne Elliott Betty Emans Robert Evans Lugenia Fauth Lyman Fink William Foley Ruth Frazier Gertrude Garland Flora Garnett Tom Gerst Georgene Gkonos Marvin Girard Arloa Goeclcel Francis Gould Marlowe Gregorik James Grove . William Guilford Allen Gute John Hadidon Doris Hall ., Joyce Handyside John Hatherill Betty Hatt joseph Hawkey Arlene Hayes Catherine Hepfner Barbara Hileman Iretha Hinspeter James Hinspeter Leroy Hinspeter Eugene Holden Norwood Hoose Virginia Horn ' Margaret Horski Harold Horton Betty Howe Clara Howe John Hull Leon Inman Betty Lou jones Robert jones Anne Karaa Cole Keel Ellen Kelly James Kelly Lester Kendall Clifton Kibby Calvin Kilbum Joseoh Koppa Charles Kovacic Edward Lange Paul Lecureux Robert Lepley Florence Lietzau Calvin Lighthill Donald Lighthill Frederick Howard Wayne Long Long Long Harvey Marcella Max Losey Lotrldge Lyon x 7 Robert 'rom Vlrglnla X t '7 N Lytle Mahoney Marohok 0 X 1. 43 U 'H.2'f - S' Q 7 f Kay Marva Edward ' .s I Marshall Martlneau Marva X sf f ,J P ..., Robert - Valerie Wayne IIIL, McCarty McEllnney Many Ilgllli iff 'll-H I ,llllglli ,- IIIIHIIIII N: Sam Harold Margaret McLaren Mertz Mesler IIIIIVIIII-I lllllllll llllllll-I ,allf-' Q---ll! ,, lllliailllll Glorla Maxine Beverly V Miller Mole Myers X-I------g' Q. 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Viola Webster Lyle Charles Rollln Wanetta Farrell Mildred Robert Smith Smith Smith Spark Sperry Spitler Splan Stinson Stodola Storrer Edwin Jane Kathryn Arthur Theodora Jean Frank Irene Paul Betty June Swedlne Taylor Telfer Thayer Theos Thomas Tomanoik Turk Turner Tyler Andy Jack Harley Uriek Vanwagoner Veale Joe Clifford Shirley Vozar Wager Wallace I' 7 S Marjorie Charlena Dorothy S 7 Walter Ward wang O O no998 K 96' X - 9 William James Clarence I yx zu, Weidman Welr Welsh JA C ' x SX ' XX f WWW X , 5 QOQQ Jean Richard Jean . , 'UQI9 Wheeler wma whining .1 59, sf' X If ' 4 Y 6 ,- t l W I Virginia Mavis Gerald Q ' Wing Wlnkler Winters 89 Roo K - 152-'gffflfh W. Ipit.. Vlasta James Dorothy f 14 Wondal Wood Woodard Lovlsa Roselyn Dan Woodrul! Wysko Youmans Dale Robert Harold Young Zaoharda Zimmerman 21 r. we 3 sg Eg x ll 'S or Y: 1 we X it t at x 'im -5351 X S I V E SSR, eg? J , X Yiw- S p 5. jiffies! Soplzo Robert Barie John Welch P'res'icle'nt V-ice-President Miss Combellaclc Advisor Jacqueline Doyle E Phyllis Smith Secretary Treasurer Charles Aclcer Dorothy Amos Alice Andrews Celia- Ardelean William Ashmum Dean Baller I Marion Baker Patricia Baker Pauline Balcom Don E. Baldwin Robert Barie Maxine Barker Mary Beattie Harold Becker Donald Beemer Onalee Beemer Clifford Berryhill Milford Berryhill Katherine Bittell Donald Bodary Donald Bond Olga Bradac Dan Bradd - Dorothy Brant - William Bronson Robert Brown Harold Brown Maxine Brown Shirley Brown Agnes Buckley jack Buehler Robert Bukovchik Wayne Burgess James Burk Rebecca Carey Nancy Castle Joyce Case Ardis Cavlor Helen Challender K Edward Charlcut ll70f85 Edward Dorothy Chrest Alberta Chrysler Melenia Charlcut Chrenka Dale Clark J ack Cooper Monta Jean Coy Charlotte Crane Audrey Crawford Donald Cummings - Clara Dahlstrom Onalee Delcamp Sally Dignan George Dodge Jacqueline Doyle Shirley Druce Ralph Dudenhofer Donald Dumond Leroy Dumond Barbara Ellis Viola Ellsworth Bill Dynes Lillian Euvrard Mary Fink J une Ford Virginia Ford Verna Forrester Marian Freeman Alfred Friess Bette Fuller Max L. Fuller Max Fuller Donald Robert Gilbert Louella Gillett Ed Marvin Goward Cyril Gregoricka Maxine Fuller Ganssley Judy Gkonos Gorman Henry Grombir Doris Gurden Yolanda Gurden William Hall Harry Louise Harvey Mary Hatherill Maxine Hansen Harmon Arlene Hinspeter Homer Hodge jane Holzheuer Gaylord Howay Donna Hudson john Hunt john Jenkins Marian Jennings Edwin Johnson Charles Judd Louise Jones Walter jourden Wilma Kerr Ramsey Kewin Paul Klepi Duane Kniebes Audrey Kraum Dorothea Kurz Jennette Lansing Roberta Lare Lois Lawson Burl Lepior Willard Lepior Jeanne Lepley Robert Lewandowsk i Louise Lietzau joy Lingo Don Losey Lawrence L le YT Harriett MacGillivray Mary Mackey Marguerite May Robert McGihon Marilyn Melhorn Ray Meuser Don Meyer Elsie Miller Fred Mills Keith Mitchell Evalene Molloy Wayne Mueller Willard Muzzy Robert Newell Geraldine Nichols Max N imphie Robert Nordheim Bettie .24 Norcross Mary Norton Maxine Hayt Opal Oane Oliver Randall Omer Hugh Orser Rose Marie Osborn Richard Ourand Gurnith Pardee Florabelle Parlett Desdelora Parker Margaret Parr Ruth Parris Steve Patoprsty Princess Pattengill John Pellegrino Frank Perry Lloyd Phelps Lyle Porter Marilyn Priest Gaylord Rapp Ralph Redmond Nina Reich Dale Reid Matt Reuther Tom Ricketts Theodore Rolfe Genevieve Root Laura Root Shirley Rourke Jeanne Ruhelman Marvel Ryker Bernard Rubenstein Elwood Russell Gerald Rust Irene Sawer Shirley Schmid Virgil Scott Margaret Skriba Lucille Sem-ud Elsie Shavrnoch Lyla Shaw Don Shuster Joyce Siegel Clinton Simmons Paul Sinnott james Slingerland Merle Smith Q Phyllis Smith Lillian Soukup Tresa Speerman Wayne Spencer . Shirley Spiegel Mary Splane Donald Stanton Kathleen Stewart Beverley St. John Virginia Stoner Irene Strickland Henry Strieff Betty Szilagyi Murna Taylor Wayne Taylor Harold Tozer Charles Tufford Merton Turck Robert Uhlman James Vallad Arnold VanPelt Raynard Veytruba Doris Voight Patricia Wallace Margaret jane Warner Leon Weeks John Welch Dorothy Wiegel g Don Wietzke Tom Wiggins George Wilkinson Lillian Williams Margaret Wilson Shirley Winkler Phyllis Winterly Mildred Wiseman Betty Wright - George Zukowski James Stan-er John Mshaney President Vice-President f b Miss Schipper , Advisor ' Connie Miller Jacquie Robertson X H Secretary Treasurer W W: J., I , fx l XJ K -4 K? ' , E F X ' a Garnet Dorothy Doris Don 'K X Aekels Adams Aldrich Allen 4 .J ' Charles Stanley Don Martha N Amos Andrus Angus Arnold , N X X Ianretta Kenneth Delbert Edward Askew Augustine Aymor Bailey B s 4 J 1 u Gwendolynlfloyd Elizabeth Gerald W Bailey Baird Baker Baker - l N Q .. 4 X DonB. Edythe Dorothy Russell A 5 Baldwin Ballou Bartell Bartlett Q F, XQXX , , 5 we W I ll 2 Anita Nlla DeWaln Marcia ' Basso Beemer Bird Blair Leona John Yuvonla Florenoewalter William Julia Florence Phyllis Gayle Block Bogglo Bogglo Boles Brady Brelnlng Brenner Broelfle Bronson Brooks Ella Jerry James Robert Robert Walter AnnaMae JoAnn Collln George Brown Buchholz Bullard Burger Burtls Butler Calder Cameron Campbell Capltan Phyllls Robert Jerry Roy Royal Virginia Mary Clyde Rlohard Marjorie Cartwright Cartwright Cervenka Charvat Church Churchill Ciganek Clark Clute Coakes Dorothy Lincoln Gerald Doris Norman William James Betty Joe . Gale Coe Coldlron Collamer Cook Conn Cordell Craig Crltlkos Current Dann 26s . .C , . R N Arnel Harley Robert Alice Don Calvin Grace Clarence Elaine Edward Davis Davis Davis de Boom DeV0e Dewltt Dlhean Dickinson Dickinson Dietrich Clarence John Edwln Harold Betty Don Margaret Gorden Charles Walter Dillon Dingwall Doehrlng Dreuth DummondDuvall Dyer Ebe Emans Emans Elta David Edward Stanley Robert Robert Barabara Don Mabel Catherine Ernst Euvrard Flllp Flllp Foley Foss Frantz Frantz Frazier Frederick Glen Mildred Evelyn Lawrence Elisabeth Stanley Norma Joseph Maxine Ted Frederick Frolka Fremm Gabriel Gerst Godley Greene Gregorleka Grounds Gundlacln Wayne Robert Robert Bernard Gurden Haase Hall Hansen Alice Glenn Tom Jack - , Harris Harris Harris Harrison 2- f 7' IT 'H ' 'R 1, William Maxine Loren Earl ' Harrlson Hart Hartman Harvey Q :Z 273 ELL . if 1 Marlon Luis Myrle Eleanor Qi, -:Egg Haskell Hawkey Hazelton Hein N. lx ' . , 3 1 .' pvc 1559 . Donnabelle Evelyn Norman Jean X 'I Henderson Henderson Henry Herndon M, Norma Fred' Gladys Gerald E I-Iilfinger Hllgendorf Hilgendor! Hlnspeter - .l 2 Robert Doris Robert Harold -1 - ,, ?5 .-.F -Adi '-il.. Hittinger Hobart Hodge Hoenshell -+- 'pf ,Mg-'f 4 4 Y JI- 1 1' A' Y - 5 ,, Q I YH Fayleaee 'Keith James . Leona ' C I Q 17 Hooker Houghton Hudson Huntley G 27 D orothy Hurrell Russel Johnson Grace Keyes Theresa Knoblauoh Robert Huskl Lea Judd June Kibb! Lorraine Kracuvie Richard Irland Joe Kayanek Pllllllli Klldeh Lester KFCQQCI John J ankeje Marie Kellar Mary Lou Klndelspcrger Jeannette Krlsh Virginia J ankowski Donald Kerman Beryl Kitchen Ruth Krull 28 Richard Jenkins Frances Kent Arthur Kline Marlo Krust Ella Jensen Barbara Kevcs Cecil Kline Victor Lab Marcella Jensen Gloria Klneald Rosella Knapp Creston Langworthy Bettie Johnson Florence Kallos Gearldene Knight Virginia Latunskl Edward Johnson Glen Kendall Lois Knlghi Helen Lauback Merilee Leflingwell Robert Lynch Robert May Donn! Mills Albert Lieberman Wllma Lyons Edna McConnell VVllllam Mitchell Ann Lieberman Loretha Lytla Edward McGraw Joan Montgomery Emily Lighthill Max Lytlo Elsie Mesler DORRE Moore Esther Lohrer John Mahaney Bruce Meyer Glenn Moore Genevieve Luchenblll Mary Mnlachowskl Shirley Meyers Maynard Moore 5 lx I H A H657 .fha-'- ffm 'L L V - Snq Walter Lulck George Marchok Susan Michaleo Roselynne Moore Llla Mae Lundlo Louis Maron James Miller Don Morehou Shirley Lundy Ph yllls Ma rtlneau Robert Miller Patrlclu se Murdock James Lynch Edward DIBCIKBIIIH Betty Mills Ilene Muzzy Gaylord Myers Alverda Neiman U Lucille Nelson Nathan Nover Robert Nichols Bud North Norma Nutson Charlena Nye Marie Oswald Robert Olajos Phyllis Ordway Wayne Overpaclc Eugene Park Ruth Parker Kenneth Parker Peggy Parker Robert Perrine William Pichiotino J ack Post Evora Pierce Theora Pierce Rose Marie Puskos R - Norma Quarles Patsy Ranowske Tom Quirk Darlene Randolph Ella May Reed Wayne Reeder Frank Revenaugh Clyde Riggs Carl Reid Douglas Rench Wilma Riggs Leslie Russell Jane Rust Norman Ritchie Judy Robbins Gayle Rylcer Harold Sabisch Eldon Savage Wayne Schmidtfranz Ruby Schmitter Mary Louise Schneider Margret Schultz Kenneth Schroeder Marilyn Schultheis Nora Jean Schultz Robert Schultz Dorothy Scott Joan. Schwartz Doris Scott William Secla Orville Seward Virginia Simpkins Donna Shaft Gale Shepherd Wayne Simpkins Ida Sinnott George Skestos Paul Skok Mary Jean Slaterline Ada Mae Slocum Barbara Smith . Max Maxine Smith Smith Shirley Spalding Frances Sparks Martha Speers Florence Spencer Wendell Spencer Ralph Sperry Veda Steed Cecelia Steiner ames Storrer J Gertrude Strieff James Sudman Gene Sund uint q George Surik Anna ' Svarc Dorothy Swanson Betty Tannehill Dale Tanner James Tanner . Bonita Taphouse Lucy Taylor Emory Telford Jack Temple Robert Terry Robert Thayer Charles Thomas George Throne Bonnie Totems Phyllis Trudeau joyce Turner ' Lois Turner Virgel Tyler Betty Van Wagoner Marion Vautherot Kenneth Helen Vsetula Veale Omer Wallace Charles Ward James Warner Roger Phillip Weir Weeks Robert Weir Lloyd Welch Harold West Shirley Whiteherse Phyllis Whiting Doris Wiegel William Wiegel Ardeth Williams Clifford Wing Betty Wregglesworth William Wright Treua Wyslco Lawrence Yeiter Helen Alan Zimmerman Young ean Binltle , B. A. lane Brichan, B. A. Mary Cansfield, B. S. J Y English Mathematics Dramatics Public Speaking Home Economics Hazelle Coller, B. A. Theresa Combellack,B.A. Evah Crosby English English Librarian Paul French, B. A. Constance Gardner, B. S. Glen Haidt, B. S. Mathematics Commercial Mechanical Drawing Farm Shop Coach Harold Jones,B.A.,M.A. Stanley gKinney, B. A. Walter Kitti, B. S. History History Physical Education Civics Debate Coach Coach 32 Marion Carter, B. A. Commercial Science Adrian deBoom, B. A. L. L. History Law Grove Holman, B. S. General Science Physical Geography Coach Van Kniehes Instrumental Music Edward Cloney, B. S. Industrial Arts -General Shop Coach Charles Dynes, B. S. Agriculture Clarence Hood,B.A.,M.A Government History J oel Lee Woodshop Printing ,nest ff., r--C' I Q .tt 40.9.5 . yj 1 41' 'A 0,0 ir sfzttxx 82,9 cf 'Sv':iff W'f sm -, gi l'a.?ra'ZZ!Zi , -fr f - ,H--A 'wff , ,J 1 -- 'lfixgnllk 'Q' r , 'nr View l .-:-QI' ,A . F . lXira::,?f 9' E -'ii' 7 if: y -,J T-rl' --7--.: . --Z, mf, if-' -- ' X l 1 'g t fr is -- w -Ci 'laiallfa-33 wi? f Q ll ' ---ar ,N-gym I f-71' eil L' -S gi. Y 'l f J ' :I I - jivvd-11 Glen Mason, B. S. John Miller, B. S. Helen Miner, B. A. Allen Montgomery, Fred Moore, B. A., Emily Osmer, B. S. Physical Education Physical Education Latin B. A. M. A. Arn Coach Coach English Biology Chemistry Coach - Physics Mary Paine, B. S. Nina Parrish, B. S. Elizabeth Philp, B. A. Philip Proud, B. S. Roberta Rhinehart, Carolyn Salisbury, Swimming Home Economics Latin Vocal Music B. S. B. S. English Commercial Physical Education Estelle Schipper, B. A., Howard Shanafelt, Marshall Simpson., Letah Stewart, B. A.- Marie Weatherby Miles Wiedman M. A. B. A., M. A. B. A., M. A. History Commercial Metal Shop English English Commercial Civics , l ' . ,,,, ,, ,ixm YYY, Y K 1 1- A dmhulvfra tion Mr. E. J. Willman Dr. A. L. Arnold, Jfj Supt. of Schools Pres., Bd. of Education l l Mrs. Minnie Gebhart Mr. William Goodrich Dean of Girls Vice-pres., Bd. of Education Miss Emma Lawrence Mr. Eugene Brewer Sec., Bd. of Education Treas., Bd. of Education Miss Wilhelmina Noonon Mr. William Van Sice Sec. to Principal Trustee, Bd. of Education ii Miss Karyl Jane Fletcher Mr. Stanley Grill Sec. to Supt. of Schools Trustee, Bd. .of Education E E Mr. Charles Rowell Mr. Frank Lourimore Attendance Officer Trustee, Bd. of Education 34 Prfh CIP al An Autumn Sympfwny In late October When the nights are crisp, And clear, and still, The gentle waves Like after-thoughts Of restless seas, Come rolling in From the open lake To heat their muffled music On the sandy moonlit beach. The deep vaulted Starlit sky, More vaulted still On autumn nights, ' Picks up each sad, sweet note Of dying waves To 'make a symphony Of muffled and eternal roar. My soul, Restrained all day By little man-made things, Joins in the Symphony, And breaks its earthly bonds To soar among the stars, When autumn comes Near the great lake shore, And the nights are crisp, And clear, and still. -l-E. A. Cournyer S xg' X xiii f 4 I X Qwg OPERETTA Nd -c- a 6111.4 Arr., sf' -' I'--.. 9 X .P un- W dislilgrifufp v . 1 - Q 'Pa A V 'Q Q S ' ,K A' ff? ll GJ? ' I -. ff7 ' my lrl IQ L nf , L pxt'l7Qf 9355? ' 5625 ? 2' 1 -Q xh f, af X74 W 1, X365 1Q6Eav S R ATX l 1 na gf '-11557, 1 V wx N 22 ' X iff' g X f NN-f ffygfafiiawnu X .- Q I Vw -iii-3122 5--ii 3 u fi. - , A ' MX. 'WZ g ,If ' 1,1555 fffif, , ' f ,I ff 5 'Q 'WW Q41-0470 ' ' ff 1 -4 for ' :I 1' X F, 25435 K S' K K AM. ,X .. K., x.,.F J . 'K' 6fx.f5,5J. .ww r 6 X ' 'zsssfsi ivft 6:3 5 6 if . mx N X -ex Date Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Pgvskin Carriers for 0ar Alma Mater Opponent 1 9-Davison 26-Bay City 1 0-Pontiac 1 7-Midland -Saginaw -Flint Northern 8-Arthur Hill 14--Flint Central Place here there here there here there there there They We 7 6 6 0 14 0 0 21 14 7 24 0 14 7 13 12 7 In recognition of their spectacular football record this year, Emerson Grossman and Robert Jelinek were given state-wide acclaim from critics. Gross- man rose to all-state heights during the year by being placed on the Detroit Free Press first all-state eleven. Jelinek, a great high school tackle for two years, was accorded a well-earned place on the sec- ond team in the Associated Press selections. Both Grossman and Jelinek were placed on the first all- valley team selected by the Saginaw Valley coaches and daily newspapers. Varsity Team-Top row, left to right: Edwin Swedine, Gerald Rust, Arthur Thayer, Coach Miller, Assistant Coach Kitti, Lyman Fink, Robert Lepley. i Third row: Edward Marva, Lester Kendall, Peter Chrenka, LeRoy Hinspeter, Lewis Benson, Robert Lytle, Jack Whiteherse Joe Robbins, Robert Jelinek, Harold Brown, Gordon Mowen. Second row: Iray Louch, Lawrence Lytle, Edward lVlacFarland, Wayne Elliott, Louis Krust, Warren Kelly, John Jenkins, Emerson Grossman, William Foley. First row: Burton Eldridge, Ray Sanders, LeRoy lVlcEntee, Bernard Conklin, Paul Cowles, Miles Shepard, Clyde Hancock, Orion Shepard. I B Team-Top row, left to right: Nathan Nover, james Slingerland, Robert Schultz, Orville Seward, William Wiegel, James Tanner, Douglas Rench, Harold Hoenshell, Clyde Clark. Third row: Marvin Rogers, Coach Holman, Wayne Spencer, Walter Luick, William Cordell, Glen Fredericks, Gale Berry, Floyd Baird, William Bronson, Robert Davis, Robert Cartwright, Jack Temple, Charles Alexander, Coach Cloney. Second row: Randall Omer, Bruce Meyer, Harold West, Arnel Davis, Charles Acker, Max Sperry, Leon Weeks, James Storrer, Gayle Brooks, Robert May. First row: Carl Reid, Jerry Collamer, Joe Vozar. G. C. L. Varsity-Beauty, but no brawn! for Pep and for Pleasure G. A. A. Plenty on the ball! If all nurses werexthat cute- 40 Sarnbo gets his eyes full! Mrs. Wiggs goes to town. Triple treat! Shyloclc behind the eight-ball. Shakespeare comes to life X R .- 'wx , g ...K .J P .1 , .A ' X Q Q 'SX s ' 6' . fi 5 .Ti ft, 'Q P. .-Q- . gg Si X Vw- gg 1 A N X Q X X Q, - i ii . l Q .- in ,V N mm f K as -V95 Q, lk N ,X f Q - ww -1-ffwwmfe N x fv. . . 1. X All , W y.,,.w..,.'.'X ' ' ,fx . 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Not to be forgotten are those feeding the Chlekensi then, dragging , A. -5 x pioneers who have set out the young f:0W1Y f0lfl'1e1C3f ind dialing Clf0WS- -Q3 flglififfi jj-EQQQ if , forests on South Shiawassee Street, ly to sc oo , on y to ring down Q ,A v , spurred on by the old adage, uplant.. th wrath f bb t h -Qin, , ' k th ,ith Msndizfftuiz? 021, fiiiii p 1:23,ffs3.ihS:Ym,itz.,s.3 ?s'f life of a Future Farmer of America :jE'.1Q:ifgQ:5:,'3 '.i5.1f exercise and relaxation is provided who does chores most of the night when. the basketball and softball and sleeps in class most of the day. teams show their athletic prowess in But fhat's not for the rest of us. ,gli-'i 11'3 -Q-'f-jifi-f-ff Q.5f1IQ competition with other clubs in the We ove tosleep too well, and we ' 3323.55 county. would not like to play nursemaid to it 'A if f l To keep the ball rolling the fol- a dozen half-ton baby tanks fcows 11' Styx Z ' lowing officials have been chosen: to youl . M' ' Warren Brady presides over the - But seriously, the F. F.-A. has ,X l huddle, Warren Spitler acts as his proved its worth by the various ac- tivities its members enjoy. There are judging teams which 'compete in apple, dairy, livestock, grain and poultry contests, and they bring home the blue ribbons, too. Also, the club has responded to the call to colors by cooperating for substitute, Ramon Arnold wields the pen to keep records of the archives, Wyman Bowden is entrusted with the shiney shek- els, and Paul fbetter known as Milne, Lecureux reports all doings of importance to the proper authorities. Standing, left to right: Mr. Dynes, Clayton Cook, Wyman Bowden, Gale Barry, Rollin Spitler, Joe Hawkey, Walter Brady, Donald Dummond, Lloyd Phelps, Ralph Lehman, Charles Alexander, Robert Hall, William Cordell, Clarence Ruess, Loren Drury, Robert Jones, Paul Turner, Arthur Kline, Paul Lecureux, Warren Brady, Fred Long, Warren Spitler, Earl Telfer, Allan Gute, Gilbert Sawyer, Robert Watkins, Marlowe Gregorik. Middle row, left to right: Henry Grombir, Harold Ebe, Don Ganssley, Wendell Spencer, Robert Burris, Phillip Kline, Calvin Kilburn, George Lohrer, Cecil Kline, William Weidman, Farrell Stinson, Clinton Simmons, Wayne Long. Front row, left to right: Wayne Burgess, Harley Davis, James Slingerland, Jerry Hnevsa, William Muzzy, Beryl Kitchen, Gerald Baker, Joe Koppa, Gayle Brooks, Robert Bukovchik, Kenneth Compton. Q i ,..., -. f ig' sm.. Q 5 A X Q A, ,Q 5 W W A E si CS Sq- Vx S. X? X '51 Q YQ .. Lsiq ...W if wx N SESS Q :, 1. X ' ff:-,iris 1:5343 , 2 1 .Q - - : 1 -233 , . 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Q Q ,qv N ,- r '1,...-T W ' 1' S Q ry! ,-.-, .A-vf' ' 5155? Q? M2 'Q LS . 5 M Q ,N , ix 2 1- NNRSSA N 5 gg , In was-'X ig, x gg. X 1 Y ig! XE WAQEL-4 R 4 xx E fig ik' if Q9 -an xv -Qs I X 3' Q 9 k , Fig Capable Cagers VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent They We December 5 Alma .... - .... December 12 Bay City ....... ' December Q16 Flint Central --- F January 9 Arthur Hill .... January 15 Saginaw ....... January 20 Flint Northern -- January 23 Pontiac ........ Ea5Y does if- January 30 Bay City Central February 6 Flint Central --- February 13 Arthur Hill .... February 20 Saginaw Eastern February 24 Flint Northern -- February 28 Pontiac ............. 30 23 Varsity Team. Back row, left to right: Francis Brothers, Lewis Benson, Douglas Cowclrey, William Foley, Joe Robbins, Coach Miller. Front row, left to right: Harley Veale, Leroy Hinspeter, Bernard Conklin, Ralph Brant, Jack Whiteley, William Bisard. 4- V ..W., ,X .vu-N MM' ' Q 33 f 5' X Q ESM K if 'bl im! S I . 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Katie Telfer-'s performance as a hardboiled journalist won laurels. One of the highlights of the play was the mistaken identity of a dignified millionaire for an art model posing as a Russian Bolshevik. The elegant Mr. Purcell, por- trayed to perfection by Bob Evans, was gagged, stripped and clothed in a smock, then tied to a hat rack. How- ever, everything ended entirely to everyone's satisfac- tion and a contented, laughed-out audience developed a bad case of fever - the kind that causes poets to utter, In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to love. You chemist in a tuxedo! junior Play cast, left to right: Kathryn Telfer, John Hull, Carleton Moore, Louva Bell, Robert Evans, Harriet Neal, 'Tom Mahaney, Flora Garnett, Tom Gerst, Valerie lVIcElhinny, Jerry Winters, Mar- garet Lyons. Practice makes perfect! -x'?lir , if M X X -,..., -x - m X 'ri-T?-ss X A ...V-fn. 4.:2i:4:.:s X gh . ' 1 ,11- -- , , , .. f .. -, 1 , J gn, ,V , A y ge-f-1 ai ga 1' 'L I lar .-f 1? 5 W5 243' , Q2 : Q , - ra N . -L B 3, 141.4 V '-- X S, V , 'ti- The Pot Boilers e Most of the members of the casts of the class plays find their way to fame and fortune through their early training in the Dramatics Club. In fact we find our hero of the senior play acting as prexy and our beautiful belle of the junior play as his right hand Hman. A typical meeting follows: Jack Whitely rapslightly with his gavel and all balloon-dusting ceases. Valerie lVIcElhinney rises and informs the club about cut-ups at the last meeting, as well as other jabberwacky that secretaries are required to record. The pieces of eight are entrusted to Frank Preston, treasurer, and the meeting is formally opened to verbal breezes. Cosmetics a la Binkley, recent legits that laid the proverbial egg, and actors who hitched their marquis to a comet are among the topics we discussed. The club's efforts are displayed before P. T. A. meetings, community clubs, and school assemblies. The season's slaving and hilarity is climaxed with a jive sessiong everyone has a devastatingly swell time and peers forth into the next year toward more Shakespeare in the modern mode. ' Hnszmg Heroes Back row, left to right: Parna Lazelle, Barbara Lucas, Louva Bell, Elaine Dickinson, Carleton Moore, Tom Gerst, Jerry Win- ters, Jack Whitely, Jean Whiting, Judy Kkonos, Geraldine Chapman. Front row, left to right: Irene Sawer, Valerie McElhinney, Patricia Shaffer, Jane Taylor, Judy Robbins, Miss Binkley, Mar- garet Lyons, Kathryn Telfer, Harriet Neal, Flora Garnett. v -.... f 1 i.s.me,.1..-., Standing, left to right: Robert Rhinehart, Miss Stewart, Frank Tomancik, Doris Hobart, Gaylord Howay, Dorothy Adams, Edward Matzlcanin, Lovisa Woodruff, Leigh Skinner, Margaret Mesler, Helen Dahlstrom, Marcella Lotridge, Theresa Riley, Doris Schlaack, Shirley Druce, Lois Wright, Gertrude Garland. Kneeling, left to right: Mildred Eckerle, Bette Lue Schultz, Wilma Nourse, Onalee Delcamp, Ernestine Rolfe, Mildred Stodola, Lila Lundie. of Class Plays The reason you don' t have to grope helplessly around the auditorium to find your seats at a class play is because of these dependable members of the Ushers' Club. Their faithfulness and punctuality should put most of us to shame. Let's imagine the plight of a stranger struggling to reach his seat before the rising of the curtain for the senior play. As he reaches the door, the orchestra is playing the final chords and there is no one in sight to guide him. He hurriedly walks to where he imagines he will find seat 13, Row H. The house lights are dimmed and it is almost impossible to read the letters, but as the opening lines are spoken, he finds Row H and bravely struggles over legs and feet midst objections and disgusted remarks. Finally, here is Seat 13, but someone else has already taken over. So he fights his way to the back of the auditorium to watch the first act in bitter despair. Q The Ushers' Club, with Miss Stewart as advisor and Wilma Nourse as chairman, eliminates such occurrences at all important functions held at the high school auditorium. Christmas party 8Wmm:,:i!3ie::::ag..w E5 -Tix. neue-L,,--' 4 , v - ,Q c fi,-ffiw ff 'f 1 5 V ,,.3.X.? q l gilnxzw 4, 'f -1 ' .A .4 - - Eailp' - '- ' ' t.1a?gL - t -can wa gi A sggfsf TICKET , ' 'Qi n- 'W'-Q-. Q Tex- 'ix . , I Y 53 EYZSHXCS 6559. con scimgs . The 9? ge icoqo x 77,8 5, 0 . 06 swag M60 -be sowgxoo Some our-oimovlfx Xows Coe Xxxixoc gc 'QA ' Ks. wk 60 816i Smog, a Sgjxc, Ammo:-xxx Qlfxei ax vi 061 GN '51 Y seiko: Qawg. Somebody forgot to finish dressing for the party. i Mommy and Poppy Yokum have a pow- wow with the Indians. O 0 Fo Q 4 QQ 1 .fl 0 W dp 1. 0 ,af S 'ETC Time marches on and leaves Sue behind as a bathing beauty of by-gone days. ' n This pair dic1n't wait for spring fever. 55 O Back row, left to right: Robert Barie, Harold Becker, James Burk, Joy Lingo, Robert Ball. Front row, left to right: Duane Kniebes, Max Reed, James Patterson. flats 0 f Wqgiiam ini--1 X Marvin Geet Fox ef: Bette Y . W fhiiew- Left to flghganfvfa' Sam we Bunn. Wa DIRECTOR Left to right: Kathryn Telfer, Louva Bell, Ralph Redmond, Left to right: Don DeVoe, Leon Inman, Richard Ourand, Marie Krust, Wayne McKay, Virginia Stoner. Virginia Dickinson. fo Me Band Back row, left to right: John Mahaney, Barbara Nichols, James Miller, Virginia Lenz, Lyla Shaw. Second row, left to right: Frances Gould, Marvin Lyons, Harley Veale, Paul Cowles. Front row, left to right: Robert Cummings, Louise Jones, Lillian Williams. Left y . 0 right: Fred Lab Clf .v 1 ton Y, from Mahan ey. MR. KNIEBES Back row, left to right: Robert McGihon, Warren DeVoe, Back row, left to rightzi Lila Mae Frappier, Leslie Smith. Douglas Cowdrey, Joe Olsen. Front row, left to right: Kathleen Curry, Webster Smith, Front row, left to right: Stanley Bristol, Gerald Winters. Jane Taylor, Barbara Schultz. Swing Bandg back row, left to right: Mr. Kniebes, William Burk, James Bai-ie, James Patterson, Robert Barie, Duane Kniebes, Max Reed, Front row: Tom Mahaney, Virginia Stoner, Marie Krust, Louise Jones, Wlebster Smith. D To Mr. Kniebes working in his office, the con- glomeration of noises beneath seemed part of his daily life and disturbed him not in the least, but a visitor venturing into the auditorium was so terri- fied by the screeching of the clarinet and the wail of the trombone that he never quite settled clown to his humdrum existence again. It was only the various ensembles heating up and kicking the bars of eight around. These groups are organized from the band for two reasons: To develop a musician's sixth sense, and to supply the demand for music made by the P. T. A., banquets, and club programs. Brass Quartet, left Y0 Fight! .lamei PHYWYSDU, James Burk. Clarinet Quartet, left to lx-ight: Robert Cummings, Louise Joy Lingo, Wayne Sanford. Jones, Lillian Williams, Francis Gould. 4 f Brass Sextet, left to right: Duane Kniebes, Robert Barie, J oe Olsen, Gerald Winters, Virginia Dickinson, James Barie. GIIKQF Girls' Glee Clubg back row, left to right: Jean Whiting, Jean McNett, Louella Faber, Mary Jean Willman, Ruth Parker, Gloria Miller, Louise Jones, Ruth Parris, Yolanda Gurden, Flora Garnett, Jean Quinn, Maxine Barker, Marijean Parris, Virginia Jan kowski. Second row, left to right: Sally Promchenkel, Charlotte Crane, Reta Bird, Maryetta Roach, Freida Spitler, Shirley Spiegel June Ford, Harriett MacGillivray, Phyllis Whiting, Shirley Wallace, Barbara Nichols, Vivien Russell, Dorothea Kurz. First row, left to right: Bernice Nutson, Iris Bisarcl, Gertrude Faber, Nora Jane Schultz, Virginia Ford, Maxine Fuller Ella Jensen, Jean Butts, Bette Howe, Jane Taylor, Geraldine Nichols. Not in picture: Maxine Spiegel, Ardis Caylor, Marjorie Coakes, Florence Kallos, Betty Lou Johnson, Loretta Askew, Carolyn Dickinson, Yuvonia Boggio, Iretha Hinspeter, Arloa Goeckel, Roselyn Wysko, Florence Spencer. fX6fCli5'l?Ig Me This year saw the singing ladies giving out on the down beat at the Kiwanis Club, Methodist Women's Club, Christmas assembly, At Home concert, state festival, Parent-Teachers Association, and last but not least, Commencement. They really are tops as they have brought home three second division votes in the state festival. Their repertoire includes not only corny songs Vocal L'!1ora's but the very modern jive of Victor Herbert, Irving Berlin, Cain, and Friml. Of course, they are hep on the Latin Veni Creator Spiritusn of the six- teenth century and all the rest of the classics. The girls turned domestic and made their neat blue uniform dresses in which they appeared. Each year the Girls' Glee Club joins with the choir and the band to have more fun than a picnic. Girls' Sextet, left to right: Charlotte Crane, Mary Jean Willman, Shirley Spiegel, Yolanda Gurden, Vivien Russell, Jean Quinn, Bernice Nutson, accompanist. N Back row, left to right: Annabelle Mosher, James Gkonos. Kathryn Telfer, Jane Taylor, Ann Lieberman, Monte Jean Coy, Carlton Moore, Jacquie Robertson. Front row, left to right: Sue Blair, Theda Temple, James Bax-ie, Robert Ball, Dean Baker, Mr. Kinney. fare-fuffers Versus Rag-fur ers The timid newcomer to the debate club slipped in the door of Study Hall II, armed with his brief-case. The noise was overwhelming: everyone was talking at once. The new recruit was terrified, but soon his fears vanished for out of this chaos the chairman arose, knocked on the desk, and fought for order. Chairman: The question we are debating today is: Resolved: That Mr. Kinney's Jokes Are Cornyl The affirmative is upheld by that wacky trio of Bob, Sue, and Theda while they are aided by those femmes fatales, Anne, Jane, and Ann. Rumor has it that the nitwit negative, jim Barie, Carl, and Sally, aim at outflanking the enemy by lashing out with jokes of their own. The wordy conventionalists, Jim Gkonos, Kate, and Dean, will valiantly defend their honorable coach. Bob: As first speaker I would like to submit the following evidence: Mr. Kinney's pet joke is the one about the man who after the accident said, 'Tm just scraping up an old acquaint- ance. Now, to clearly define what we mean by a. good joke, we offer the following story: CENSORED! Carl: Ladies and gentlemen: The reputation of our illus- trious coach is at stake. His aim is to whitewash the blackout of eternal sorrow. His duty, as chairman of the committee promoting Deeper Grooves in the Gray Matter, somewhat limits his scope of activity. Mr. Kinney ffrom the depths of his Scholastic Magazinel: We must aspire to loftier heights and remember Pearl Harbor! Another debate is scheduled in a week and our honor is threat- ened. You know winning third place in Saginaw Valley and a University of Michigan plaque gives us a high reputation to uphold. I make a motion we attack this problem: Resolved: That every able bodied male citizen of the United States be required to have one full year of military training before the present draft age. This is a vital question and it's up to you to convince the judge that your side is right. That good record of four victories to two defeats that you made, Jim Barie, Carl, and Sal may be spoiled if you don't prepare for this debate. This judge may not know about the jinx on all-girl teams, so Ann, Jane, and Anne you may chalk up another victory for your record of two gains and four losses. This offers Jim Gkonos, Katie, and Dean a chance to break the tie of three victories to three defeats. Last, but not least, Sue, Bob, and Theda have an opportunity for revenge after Bay City caused their first and only defeat this season. While storm clouds gather . . It says here . . Soup's on! Janie scores a direct hit! FfiC11ClS HOW? foes lafel' W'illinm Burk Leigh ' Skinner Max Fuller lVarrrn Kelly Hfilliam Bronson Douglas Rench Robert Barie Ra y A Sanders Willard Lepior Edgar Kent Creston Langworthy l HAI? Sally Promchenkel Shirley Spiegel Frieda Spitler Jean Camper Leona Block Gloria Miller Dorothea Kurz Louise Jones Bernice Nutson Rose Marie Puskas Kathleen Curry Marijean Parris Virginia Jankowski Ardis Cuylor Reta Bird Doris Gale Alberta Chrysler Donna Shaft Geraldine Nichols ffm? Cham ions stands for choir in Owosso High School for our choristers brought home two second division votes and one first division vote in the Michigan School Vocal Association competition for diction, ac- curacy, rhythm, presentation, intonation and posture. We saw the choir at the Christmas concert, At Home concert, state festival, assembly programs, and Baccalaureate. P Vocal Ensemble, left to right: Margaret Jane Warner, Edgar Kent, Iris Bisard, Ed Mac- Farland, Vivien Russell, Joe Olsen fsubstitute for William Burlcl, Jean Quinn, Dan Baum- garclner, Bernice Nutson, accompanist. Perform Perfect y Jean McNeil Louella Faber Esther Lohrer Ruth Parris Charlotte Crane Vivien Russell Margaret Jane Warner Iris ' Blsnrd Ella Jensen Maxine Spiegel Maxine Barker Virginia Latunski Yolanda Gurden Jenn Butts Barbara Nichols Flora Garnett Jean Quinn Monta J Coy Jane Taylor 0311 'T John Hull Kenneth Augustine Ed MncFarlnnd Glen Fredrick Gerald Winters Merton Turck Charles Tulford Harold Iloenshell Arthur Thayer Dan Baumgardner The popular, small choral ensembles provide light entertainment for local clubs, banquets and so- cial affairs. You really have to be goocl to swing ancl sway with the choir for it is a specialized group selectecl for the chorus. One of the members, Doris Gale, is especially goocl as a pianist since she received first division rating in Michigan which makes her positively flawless. Boys' Quartet, left to right: Edgar Kent, Joe Olsen, Gerald Winters, Dan Baumgarclner, fsubstitute for William Burkj, Bernice Nutson, accompanist. 27' Any 67 I Can Be i The blue and white uniforms were everywhere on the floor at I once, chasing that elusive basketball. It was the G. A. A. tournament, D and any girl who was not completely soggy could feel the excitement N I These tournaments are held in all the major sports-and some minor X5 Any giddy gal interested in any sport can join GAA-GAA's fthe of 'll NX pink elephant, club. b UU Qi The Girls, Athletic Council of ten years ago was strictly stock KJ but with the adoption of a new constitution and the super direction of Miss Salisbury things took on an aurora borealis effect. Not only 15142 howling winners, left to right: Helen Quamme, Dorothy Watts, Rose Osborn. Shirley Stanton, Jane Brockmiller, June Merrill. , 1942 bowling participants, left to right: Jane Brockmiller, Irene Sawer. Catherine Hepfner, Elizabeth Chrysler. Joan Ban- nan, Katherine Steiner, Virginia Lenz, Martha Arnold, Wilma Lyons, Parna LaZe1le. Judy Robbins, Bette Lue Schultz, Flor- ence Lietzau. Virginia Simpkins, Harriet MacGillivray, Jacque line Doyle. 1942 golf participants: back row, left to right: Jane Brock- miller, Katherine Steiner, June Merrill, Catherine Hepfner, Annabelle Mosher, Elizabeth Chrysler, Mary Jean Willman. Front row, left to right: Jeanne Whiteherse, Ruth Wortman, June Omer, Rebecca Carey, Rose Osborn. Myra Lou Trier, Lillian Campbell. Shirley Rourke, Murrell Gentry. 1942 softball participants. back row, left to right: Shirley Meyers, Irene Turk, Margaret Skriba, Mary J-:an Willman. Katherine Steiner, Jeanne Whiteherse, Murrell Gentry, Lucille Nelson, Virginia Jankowski, Catherine I-Iepfner, Elsia Bandkau, Geraldine Davis, Lenora Bandkau, Patricia Wallace. Middle row, left to right: Elizabeth Baker, June Merrill, Leona Block, Dorothy Adams, Luella Faber, Ruth Wortman, Lelia Schautz, Dorothy Schuknecht, Jacqueline Doyle, Florence Lietzau, Rose Osborn. ' Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Chrysler, Harriet Mac Gillivray, Jane Brockmiller, Myra Lou Trier, Eleanor Hein, Elizabeth Gerst, Phyllis Smith, Alberta Chrysler, Margaret Jane Warner, Rebecca Carey, Shirley Rourke. A 6004 Sport were the A-1 athletes allowed to compete, but from then on any so-called bashful babes were encouraged - to participate. The variety of sports offered is un- ending-volleyball, basketball, ice-skating, swim- ming, bowling, softball, tennis, golf, archery, and hiking. Social event of this sportswoman's paradise is the annual banquet where awards are given, highest being a silver necklace for a mere 1,000 points. MYRA LOU TR-IEE BARBARA LUCAS 1941 GOI! ChHmPl0h 1941 Tennis Champion 1941 winning softball team: back row, left to right: Mary Jean Willman, Katherine Steiner, Murrell Gentry, Nancy Percy, Jo Ann Doneth, Lenora Bandkau. Front row, left to right: Ruth Wortman, Jane Brockmiller, Jeanne Whiteherse, June Merrill, Myra Lou Trier. 1942 tennis participants- back row, left to right: Mary Jean Wlllman, June Omer, Katherine Steiner, Jeanne Whiteherse. Murrell Gentry, Catherine Hepfner, Elsia Bandkau, Elizabeth Chrysler. Middle row. left to right: Jane Brockmlller, Margaret Skriba, June Merrill, Lenora Bandkau, Florence Lletzau, Rose Osborn. Front row, left to right: Shirley Rourke, Eleanor Hein, Ruth Wortman, Alberta Chrysler, Elisabeth Gerst, Phyllis Smith, Myra Lou Trier. A fair exchange-a silver necklace for one thousand points. Girls who received awardsg back row, left to right: Murrell Gentry. Lella Schautz, Geraldine Davis, Catherine Hepfner, Dor- othy Watts, Wilma Lyons, Joan Bannan, Irene Sawer, Virginia Simpklns, Irene Turk. Second row, left to right: Shirley Rourke, Jacqueline Doyle, Alberta Chrysler, Shirley Spiegel, Virginia Jankowski, Elizabeth Baker, Cecelia Steiner, Jo Ann Doneth. Front row, left to right: Rebecca Carey, Elizabeth Chrysler, Ruth Wortman, Elsia Bandkau, June Omer. . is +W- if Q -uu- S W Wg. 1' 1: 1 xx 3 M- av i 5 Q E555 w i in Q M SX , xx. nn - Q x P ' 3 ,- W N S Sak 5 3' 9? 5 Q if Afggwg . -pw, . ,Q ,1- :DNN fi E Q23 T Q., wb K , E H3335 ' sl if, SKS? Rl 5-n J su Q fl Y x. M- S.. -3 g X XNW.. C Xirfllf ' QS we ' 1 4 ffsfs. J Q55 Q f . Eurail: 1 gif 1 if x i ff g . X Q91 1' 5,-gf? if .K-X I N -- gw : Xl 1,13 X A S X N Q :ary ' sv, fi xx , V1 ' HES - - A xx .v fits. ' ' , K If R D! 1 S , W -saggy E? ,ov KN 1 9 t lgssf X SK C ggi Fi gy... A . Q J. W is 1 ' XQUO SN wir YA if M125 fig . :ffQfi'3j5 X X f wx, M M Q .1 S if Ziff? -X L W i Q I 1 :riff fl Q 6 Aff ' iii X' 4 k 'S ' ESQ, ' .. ig? A ., . QM. 1 ,Af yr - XX QRS X s . Xa NN , - K Y, ik? f if-.w - xg, -' 1, am., , 3' i. - 3 5145 ffi Q a , ,J 4 9 f . E S 11? Win Jx N J S . X gi 1 X X 5. Q M as Left to right: Coach Mason, Dan Youmans, Willlam Cordell, Cecil Kline, Jack Cooper, Matthew Reuther, Coach Klttl. 7 a k, Track, Track the Mend A e Uormhg Lett to right: Coach Mason, Beryl Kitchen, John Jenkins, Norman Conn, Dale Clark, Ramon Arnold, Allan Gute, Dan Baumgardner, William Foley, Richard Buck, Joe Hawkey, Fred Long, Arthur Kline, Calvin DeWitt. Back row, loft to right: Coach Mason, Warren Kelly, Bruce Meyer, Charles Acker, Joe Kayanek, Ed Charkut, Joe Olsen, Robert McCarty, Don Stanton, Bernard Conklin, Ed MncFarland, Robert Cartwright, Tom Mahaney, Joe Robbins, Don Cook, George Throne, John Raymond, Milton Schneider, Coach Klttl. Middle row, left to right: Edgar Kent, Robert Nordheim, William Mitchell, Robert Foss, Harry Harmon, Warren Devde, Robert Lepley, Robert Storrer, Robert Ball, James Storrer, Don Shuster, James Tanner, Joe Sherman, Marvin Geetlng. Front row, left to right: Keith Mitchell, Gerald Rust, Norman Handyslde, Lawrence Lytle, Harold Brown, Ed Swedine, Albert Lieberman, Jack Van Wagoner, Walter Lulck, Randall Omer, Jack Harrison, Calvin Llghthill, Charles Emans, Dale Reld. r smm exQssn.gm1,e1ra Q. . - f -s,erx. .wr. Qs ,w.laew l Qt l C 7 f ? s I -.-,Ik C l X' I I K dbx ' s MW Tennis fl 1 X J A rl 1? X cf l if fl QW SCHEDULE in J f Nc Win.. - - ' 'F-L Q6 I Q56 April 23 Lansing Eastern ..... here X, N1 5 A April 28 Bay City .......... there fl' XA, KXX VFW ch ' f X N X l Q May 5 Pontiac ............ here X 14 Q I f 1' May 12 Flint Northern there j .f X X fl X May 19 Flint Central ........ here fy X 4 J, 1 L May 23 ..... Regional Tournament Q Lett to right: Jack Whltely, Charles Tufford, James Wood, Robert Cummings, Stanley Bristol, Edward Chrenko. Robert Davis, Donald Mead. Robert Evans, Lyman Teller, Wllllam Bisard, Carlton Moore, Charles Speery, Dean Baker, Donald C mmlngs, Coach Montgomery. Not in picture: William Foley, Ha ld Z'mmerman, Tom Quirk, L I man, No l Ly X ,C gf JQC l-N ff, if ,gfgl .ex X if! First .... .......... Second Third --- Fourth Fifth - Sixth --.. RANKING Norval Lyon William Bisard ---- Robert Cummings Jaclc Whitely --- Carlton Moore --- Vlilliam Foley 69 Z .fi- J' lt X 7? X 1 J if J, Z nf l My ,E Standing, left to right: lillnora Sperry, Virginia Horn, Nancy Percy, Cbarlena Ward, Pauline Perkins, Robert Rhinehart, Joan Dlmmlek, Vlr- lnia Stoner Llllla C ll Dori V l ht g , n ampbe , s og . Seated, left to right: Clarence Welsh, Mrs. Crosby. Not In the picture: Ruth Inez Reynolds, Pauline Baughm, Barbara Ellis, Edward Matzkanln, Joan Bannon, Jean Herndon, Alwrda Nieman. i L... 1 sg 5? ai W ' QV Q 'J -K S 1 'M' E '. .. llllll 2: l -, wo- 1 I Qi F ,Z 1 L.-4 . --:nail REFUGEE FROM A FRESH MAN'5 LOCKER. Bookworm Aid Baslxfal Freshmen A bewildered freshman, having been told to find the Latin name for cactus, stumbled haltingly into the library. His eyes rolled over' the periodi- cals, fiction books, economics and physics books, and big reference books, from one end of the library to the other. By the process of elimination fwishing he had been eliminated, tool he gulped and trudged over to the encyclopedias. The numbers and names encircled him. In fact, he couldn't quite remember whether cactus started with a c or a uk. Mrs. Crosby, our very little but very capable librarian, had warned about no talking in the library so he didn't dare ask anyone where to find it. But one of the thirteen fand lucky thirteen for the freshiel assistant librarians came to his rescue. She found a science book for him containing the Latin name. After a few days in the library, he dwindled to a mere shade of Chartreuse instead of the habitual green. However, a librarian's work is not all a matter of dull routine, dusting books, and helping fellow students since there is always the annual chili con carne supper cooked by Mrs. Crosby's own special recipe with the inevitable, and not so intellectual, confab afterward. sss-mw.ew.s.eQs:fas.twarns we sw a o Oo one .O ovaaoevatopso l Ama ear Photographers Call If a Day Watch the birdie is not the only password for crashing into the photographic darkroom. The members of the Camera Club must know the ins and outs of developing, printing, and enlarging, especially when using that luscious new equipment that bas been acquired this year. They go through many processes to make a photograph from the time it begins as the germ of ia million-dollar idea in photographer Don Meyer's gray matter until it emerges from the dark- room, a finished product. First Don focuses the camera on the subject at hand by adjusting the compli- cated gadgets connected therewith through the use of the new exposure meter fthis shows the oomph of the subject's radiationl. As soon as the picture has been shot, the negative is carefully protected from inquisitive fingers by enclosure in a film pack and thus transported to the darkroom, and we do mean dark, for even the keyhole is covered. After removing the film from the pack in this utter oblivion, Don gropes blindly for the developer tray wherein the negative is completely inundated for six minutes. Upon removing it from the chemical bath, Don gives it a cold shower, immerses it in hypo for about five minutes, or a reasonable facsimile thereof, and finally washes it in running water for fifteen minutes. fQuite a cleansing, but a negative gets only one bath during its life- timel. The final process includes even the humble clothespin by which the negative is attached to a drying rack. When the negative has been completed, the monumental job is but half-finished -printing and enlarging is the other half. Robert Carmody and Clarence Dickinson work with the contact printer to make the picture exactly as revealed by the camera's eye, but Leon Inman and Frank Revenaugh decide to add a sparky touch to the picture by using the enlarger. They slide the negative in here, the safety light is turned on here, the enlarger moves up and down, and the image comes out here. While they're still on the beam, they time the exposure with the regular light on and some so-called sensitive paper fit doesn't mind having its face lifted and a picture slapped onl. Then Frank and Leon douse the paper in a pan of some chemical concoction fdeveloper to youl, the second bath is called a stopper and the third bath will entirely erase their picture if thev forget and leave them overnight. - Here's where the feminine element takes over. Jean McNett, Margaret Parr, and Virginia Ford are right at home working on the dryer. They have already washed the picture in cold water, ironed it on a chromium plate with a rubber roller, and are now drying it over a nest of electric light bulbs. This gives it that glossy shine that not even Pepsodent's irium can duplicatez 71 Nw ,Nunn . ,.,..Y Q 'Si :ik XS .. s- S X K Etta:-ii q x k' X E S i x'-gf-'ff gui 1 ,A Q S.. E x ..+ ew 33 3523 ...V- QX ,,u+'Rmvi gm 2 . , ,iss xx' , ma fu? JFS sf wg ti, nj' 1 R S V S is E 5 Q, 5 sf' 4 1 AM..-ww L K ,RSX A W .x K, M. 5,51 it 1 x... 'wg 5 Sax Standing, len to right: Jean Camper, Richard Durand, Don Baldwin, Miss Needham, James Gkonos, James Barle, Arlene Hayes. Seated, len to right: Dorothy Whitman, Don Bhuster, Barbara Schultz, Chandler, Francis Gould, Shirley Ballou, Doris Hall, Phyllis Robinson, Cla In Frencb, Tfzey ay Herby, who loves to speak French, generally gets in trouble because of it. One night in particular, his best pal persuaded him to accept a blind date who turned out to be a beautiful blonde-a glamorous hunk of woman. In the seclusion of the deep shade of the front porch, Herby, noting the excellent progress of his friend in the conquest of his particular speci- men of womanhood decided how to make an impression. He hadn't spoken s. word as yet, but now he went completely pixy, grabbed the blonde's hand and in his best French, murmured, Poupom, m'aimes-tu? He followed up this maneuver with the recitation of a French poem of love. Before he could finish, his date arose abruptly, minced to the other end of the porch and demanded of Herby's pal, Why did you bring a no-good drizzle who an't even speak English? With that she stomped Patricia Shaffer, Nancy Percy, Jane Taylor, Betty Wallace, Peggle ra Howe. 0111: 011i -- Maybe off the porch into the night and out of Herby's life forever. Our downcast hero decided to save his French for the club where it would be appreciated. Besides appreciating Herby's French, the club's enticing meetings fyes, indeedj consist of singing French songs, playing French games, and eating French food igood old American cooking with a fancy namel. Its main purpose is to interest students in the French language which can be very useful fes- pecially when you wish to mystify your listener or call your enemy unpleasant namesl. Miss Philp, the advisor, can rattle off French as fast as she can English and Latin. The club's activities are directed by those three struggling French students: James Gkonos, presi- dent, Nancy Percy, vice-presidentg Clara Howe, secretary. ... ,,....wafssrss--- l 1 of Q , 'a w 'www ,' S . ' 'H fl e 8 E Zi '----.mnvrr lei x '3 s if X X n , ' A 32125, 4 n -- ,-,IL V Q7 Y Y V sd... Y Y X . -A QQ . Nu Q VM ww JE 35 wk 5 Q X5 V W . . , X .- - W-1.fks2.f K . 3 ,-x. . ax Q -4? kk iz .P-zfk Tp ff? 'lvl x. . :QQ 5-, if ' s s, ,M 'E 1 l . A , v Bef er 0.fl..S1 Back row, left to right: Mrs. Ivan White, Mr. Burr Stoner, Mr. Jerry Cervenka, Mr. Henry Nord- heim, Mr. Adrian DeBoom, Mrs. Paul Ball. Front row: Mrs. Floyd Schmid, Mrs. Minnie Gebhart, Mrs. Louis Bandkau, Mrs. Howard Taylor, Mrs. Hazelle Coller, Mrs. Helen Miner. V The objective of the High School P.T.A. is to unify the purpose of parents and teachers in working for the high school students. Plans include a money-raising project for the Student Aid Fund and programs to acquaint the parents with the work being accomplished in the various departments. The organization launched into its second year of existence with a get-acquainted program honoring the new teachers and the freshman parents. Mr. Cournyer conducted a Man on the Street , or Principal in the Gymnasium , program which proved both interesting and entertaining. The November meeting brought a panel discussion of the porentialitieshof our P.T.A. in local and national defense work. Attorney Norman Desjardins acted as chairman for this group of well-informed men and women, most of them either teachers or parents. The program of the February meeting included music by high school ensembles, a play given by the Dramatics Club, an exhibition of tumbling by girl students, and a skit produced by parents and teachers. When the parents actually followed the schedules of their offspring and went to school for ten-minute classes at the March meeting, they began to appreciate to a greater extent the problems of both teacher and pupil. Officers for 1941-1942 are as follows: President, Mrs. Howard Taylorg Father-Vice-President, Mr. Jerry Cervenlcag Teacher-Vice-President, Mrs. Hazelle Collerg Mother-Vice- President, Mrs. Louis Bandkaug Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Adrian DeBoomg Board Members, Mr. E. A. Cournyerg Mr. Henry Nordheimg Student Aid Chairman, Mrs. Minnie Geb- hai-tg Program Chairman, Mr. Burr Stoner, Publicity ,Chair- man, Mrs. Paul Ballg Social Chairman, Mrs. Ivan Whiteg Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. Leon Minerg Ways and Means Chairman, Mrs. Floyd Schmid. Partlolpants in P.'l'.A. play: back row, lelt to right: Miss Marion 1 M F1 d S h id Ct,M1 C t Gad ,M.Hle Mner, rs. oy cm. M er ss ons anfeh : Mn?rEv rstt gan? b ll, Miss Estelle Schipper, Remnants of the reception row, left to right: Mrs. Minnie Gebhart Front row left to r 1 t rs ere p e Miss Theresa Combellack, Mrs. S. W. F. Garnett, Mr. Stanley Kinney. Mrs- P8111 Bell, MF- Joel Lee. MTS. Howard T8Yl0r. Mr. E. A- COUFHYOP G. C, L. Board, back row, left to right: Geraldine Nichols, Myra Lou Trier, Nancy Percy, Barbara Schultz, Kathleen Curry, Peggle Chandler, Clara Howe, Miss Cansfleld, June Omer, Theda Temple, Mary Jean Wlllman, Barbara Lucas, Parna LaZelle, Wilma Nourse. Front row, left to right: Nona Workman, Lillian Campbell, Annabelle Mosher, Mrs. Gebhart, Miss Stewart, Sue Blair, Pauline Perkins, Vivien Russell. All the frails in Owosso High belong to the Girls' Civic League. A representative board elected from the members conduct the famed charity sales, promote two all-class parties, sell pop at the other class parties, sell candy between classes, and operate the cafeteria. All this labor is clone to buy books and necessities for worthy -N . .. at Blue Triangle: back row, left to rlght: Martha Arnold, Betty Mills, Patsy Ranowske, Joyce Handyslde, Louva Bell, Jean Camper, Parna LaZelle, Georgene Gkonos, Mrs. Camper, Miss McCormick. Middle row, left to right: Kathleen Curry, Peggle Chandler, Margaret Lyons, Clara Howe, Doris Volght. Alberta Chrysler, Lyla Shaw, Monta Jean Coy. Front row, left to right: Ramona Robbins, Nona Workman, Pauline Perkins, Loretha Lytle, Lugenla Fauth, Dorothy Bartell, erv ke students. Among their noble deeds are the giving of loans and two scholarships annually. The girl scouts of Owosso High also manage the Senior breakfast, the Junior-Senior Tea, and the All-Girls' Party. Ann Mosher presides over the board, Pauly Perkins takes notes, and Lillian Campbell keeps track of thesilver pieces. Sue Blair pounds the gavel in Ann's absence. The Blue Triangle is made up of the older girls in the high school who are attempting to promote their social aptitucles. Although the get-togethers are regular pow-wows, the girls are serious too. As their purpose is to find and give the best, they knit squares for afghans for the Red Cross, give a Little Sister party annually for the more unfortunate little cherubs, and are host esses for all the senior girls at a picnic in June. Of Red Cross Workers: hack row, left to rlght: Helen Dahlstrom, ' PhylliS Whiting. Harriet MacGi11ivray, Mildred Stodola, Jean McNett. Front row, left to right: Pauline Perkins, Carleton Moore, Irene Sawer, John Mehaney. 0fl1ers ls Fun All the service-minded children, both male and female, were ready when the Junior Red Cross issued its call for knitting. The sweaters, mittens, and scarfs that had been appearing in assemblies and study halls since late fall were easily transformed into knitted squares. Miss Osmer at first deplored the odd shapes and sizes of the six-inch afghan squares, but after a little instruc- tion everyone's ability and enthusiasm zoomed. When the membership drive began,'everyone eagerly deposited his dime in the little round box. Pauly Per- kins was chosen to keep the show rolling with Carlton Moore's help. Irene Sawer put the activities in writing and John Mahaney took charge of the little round box. Unlike some clubs all the members of Junior Red Cross are in there digging--some make their fingers fly across the typewriter keys and the Social Directory is born, some who have brawn use their manly muscles to assist the moving to new headquarters, others volunteer their two-wheeled velocipedes for use in emergencies and thus expose themselves to loss of some of that precious forty winks, and last but not least, those who take the First Aid Course will be helping their country not only in time of war but also in time of peace. If it were not for the newly organized defense council we might imagine the following incident occurring: The ,buzzer signal sounds and the students dash out of the rooms, down the halls, and through the doors. As they reassemble on the sidewalks, the first bomb drops. It is a terrible catastrophe, for the students had failed to dis- tinguish between an air raid alarm and a fire alarm. Alas, because of their stupidity a fatality resulted - Squeaky, our pet guinea pig, was scared to death. The defense council, however, is cooperating with our government to further national defense. Its projects this year include setting up an air raid system for the school, stepping up the sale of defense stamps among the students, and collecting books for service men. The council is headed by co-chairmen, James Gkonos and Ed lX:ilacFarland, and is advised by Mrs. Miner and Mr. Hoo . Defense Council, back row, left to rlght: Mrs. Miner Ramona Robbins. Doris Voight, Jean Camper, Elnora Syerry Shirley Schmid, Jean Whiting, Edythe Ballou, Jo Ann Doneth Ellen Kelly, Mr. Hood. Front row, left to right: James Gkonos, Kenneth Augustine Fl'8I'lk Tomancik. Katherine Steiner, Miss Red Cross A--is-f rasssr, aft.-.::fs.s...s-oust ..-, s.w.s.:- as Four whizzes on wheels, left to right: Mildred Wiseman, The only kind of medicine this ball gives out is bad medicine. Leonard Palmer, Alice Andrews, Waldo Mitts. ' You figure it out! Whatta build-up! Annual Gym Girls' dance unit back row, left to rlght: Dorothea Kurz, Anita Basso, Shirley Schmid, Mary Ellen Buckley, Gloria Duffy, Betty Mills, Barbara I-Iileman, Mar- garet Skrlba, Mary Mackey, Elaine Balma, Onalee Beemer, Irene Sawer. Rose- mary Baldwin, Margaret Mesler. . Second row, left to right: Onalee Delcamp, Vlrglnla Jankowski, Helen Young. Wilma Lyons, Iretha Hinspeter, Jean Herndon, Joan Bannan, Dorothy Brant, Rebecca Carey, Lillian Williams, Front row, leit to rlght: Laura Root, Murrell Gentry, Eleanor Heln, Rosella Knapp, Patsy Ranowske, Margaret Jane Warner, Lucille Nelson, Roberta Late. Dirty work afoot! Exhibition Boys bloycle unit, left to right: Don Collard, Robert Nordhelm, Charles Alex- ander, Orvel Walter, Calvin Dewitt, Matthew Reuther, Donald Ganssley, Dan Youmans, Robert Miller, Richard Clute, Don Devoe, Alfred Frless, Robert Mc- Gihon, Tom Harris, Ralph Dudenhofer. ' 'P Four paragons on parallel bars, left to right: Lawrence Lytle, May we have this dance' William Delcamp, Glen Ford, Daniel Baumgardner. Quite a strain Now, stretchg one, two on the neck. Bottoms up ! 79 e mx l Q Left to right: Peggy Hall, Edward Macfiarland, Dorothy Whitman, Jack Whiteherse, Lilliani Campbell, Arnold Fritzsche, Kathryn Telfer, Jzunes Barie. life Goes to file 7942 Prom Insignias, flags, and our country's colors contributed to the gala setting of this year's annual Prom. A huge red V encircled with white stars was the foreground for a military blue backdrop. On either side were huge Pan- American flags which framed the band on the platform. Insignias on the walls balanced the decoration plan. The Seniors further emphasized the patriotic idea by intro- ducing a V-formation in the grand march. Edward MacFarland, the big boss, supervised the other diligent workers. Jack Arnold wielded a wicked paint brush while Lila Mae Frappier, Parna LaZelle, Bettie Spiess, Barb Lucas, Nancy Percy, Pauline Perkins, Josie Jankeje, Aggie Huber, Leonard Myers, Jim Gkonos, Sue Blair, Bill Bell, Joan Dimmiclc, Jean Mc- Nett, and Barb Schultz assisted him. Lewis Benson, Betty Humbert, Pat Rourke, Marian Case, Kenneth Smith, Nona Workman, and Betty Brown, under the direction of Ann Mosher, saw that you had your tickets. Geraldine Chapman and Marjorie Hughes assisted Lillian Campbell in putting the event before the public eye. People responsible for Bud Bell's ten piece orches: tra featuring June Hays as soloist, which simply put one out of this world, were Bill Burk, Max Reed, Jim Barie, and Ramona Robbins. The programs and invitations, which always provide the finishing touches, were con- cocted by June Merrill, Pauline Baughm, and Kathy Curry. w-new --s- Y ss-1-L -M 1 , -.-, - - .tease-.W fs --' e1:l..s at Y 5 M' x: ' A :+ Q iq. Q 11 is , ,K N , .... --w-M N A , 'L '-- 2'55i'-Spf' ..... N - RA-'VE ,ff ,df f - X - N ' afrfr - - -fn .M . g Q.. S yfff' . .. 'a R 1? .L .Th s ft 9 k X' -f 'fu 6 ff . ,Qs Q .A xX,. . . X If ,ngkn-Qfgb 13--4 Q f Q' X gs UPL S 1' Q- 3 . 4 in wx -us1 g ,V 'x.,'S:,i,,,............... M , ,.,,. W,Mfg, gs E fx 0' - M 253 E v' 5 '.v'1' ' - -. I Me More Serious Side of life The honor of being valedictorian of the 194-2 class goes to Barbara Melling because of her excellent rating of 3.986. A perfect score, meaning a straight A average, is four. Her average was not earned by taking the easiest courses offered in high school unless you could call physics and trigonometry simple. Barbara is not the proverbial bookworm, as this high average might lead one to believe, since she has been active in debating, has been an enthusiastic member of the Science Club, and has worked on committees for the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Reception. Photography, tennis, and swimming occupy her spare moments. She even indulges in such plebeian tastes as making scrapbooks, going on hikes, and collecting records. When asked if she had a pet peeve, Barbara replied that only one thing made her sizzle-the question, Do you really like to study? In strictest confidence she confessed her greatest weaknesses-unique hats and mother's pies. Her future plans include a combined course of nursing and laboratory technique with an ultimate goal of a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Michigan. Barbara Melling, Valedictorian Lenora Bandkau missed the valedictorianship by .002 of a p0int, her average being 3.984, and thus became the salutatorian. In her four years at Owosso High she was outstanding in athletics as well as scholarship, having been manager of the G.A.A. bowling and soft- ball teams. She also worked on the Spic typing staff, and assisted on com- mittees for the Junior-Senior Reception, for the Junior and Senior Plays, and for the Senior Prom. In all these activities she has always been very cooperative since the one thing she dislikes most is a poor sport. If her dreams come true, she will major in English at the University of Michigan, -and some day we will hear the freshmen at O.H.S. say, There goes Miss Bandkau, our new English teacher. 82 Lenora Bandkau, Salutatorian .g W f .V x X rugg - Qifikw W5 X - L ww e w Q 5 X . x BX . . lx Q91 X . T35 -5- N- X X. ..?a4...l, an X , X . W' Avsl3dRQL 1' ,W W A 4 , m X :RQ 'XA . x as m k L, sms, if L- ix, .K K+ K ., 35 5 - ,i f - Q w iXlg..1?a. x MNEL ' ' af ' t N Q , 1 ' lf . .- Q WM bw ,mu , Q5 - W 2 . If L .L.,N. , AQ L E K K W Q , X 1 QQ ' 51' Q A X 5, N L W :Q -A x uwsff S Em iggxfw 391 qi xii? H X new ...K X 3 A 35' A k ms' 5 5' fm W Ramona Robbins, Norma Rlckett. an rv . K 'I K, , 5' .- I ' 5. '51- T, f A LLLL 5 . f diw we -Q. , U 1 Ns,--H 5 A ES . K sf .. Y R X 1 :L . ,JM .yn-K it ,- 1 x . .ff , Q Q' 1Q . , a ww sk j Q xg k,x, E 1 e - ,X A X ,+L '-af? ' X lx Q F 4' x' if I A 595:55 lx Kg!! ' ,3 f ' .Ai 1 . 5 ' I xx 51:x4.I4:.ff'L'T A Q, - .521 ,, Q f . Qr . ' PN if' , af ff 3 I 5 A Q, 518. x 5 ' f - . E , x. X 6 --rffffx? , F ll! 3 'if fm M :Q N 5 leaf g Y. J' 1 4 F . G . wa 's v xx .AN Kgs fivm-fy I mi i t K ' va ' ,. , 4 f?g Xkf ,R 5 . Thanks, Students! for your help in making our good SHOE business So Good CHASE BOOT SHOP Rolla H. Chase Harry L. Chase 108 North Washington Street Distributors for General Tire 86 Rubber Co. CENTRAL SERVICE 201 South Water Street 201 West Exchange OWOSSO, MICHIGAN For the Permanent That Pleases and the Leading Hair Styles of the year Grace Beauty Shop Formerly Frances Beauty Shop Experienced Operators 109 W. Main, Phone 1025 We congratulate all of you Who receive your diplomas in '42. And those of you that still remain Don't give upg you've got a lot to gain. Over our styles you will rave, So let us help you buy and save. Remember to keep your finances in line, Stop, shop, and save at KLINE'S. life 6oes Caling on Time to get up, Mac! No privacy anywhere, is there? Three-man bull session. I It's only a niclcelg shell out! file Senior Preskienf Now he belongs to the Red Cross Mac gets it along with the other boys Gee, you look cute, Mac! The end of a perfect day! Owosso Dry Cleaners The first step in stepping out right is the right cleaner PHONE 29 206 NORTH WASHINGTON Compliments of OWOSSO HOTEL Good Clothes ' STORRER'S Best Wishes! TOM'St SHCE STORE if Quality Footwear Low Priced L. P. BALL JEWELER 8. OPTOMETRIST B Where you would expect to find the best CHRI TlAN'S Extends Cordial Greetings to Every O. H. S. Student No doubt your parents traded at CHRISTIAN'S A Warm Welcome Also , Awaits You! The D. M. Christian Compimy Your own community store for over 55 years flere and Mere Wifi: A Here's how it's done behind the scenes A Mar Certain When it's nine on Monday morning and And the teacher sits and glares at you Then it dawns with sudden terror that So you throw away your history book Just as things are getting lively, and the Then the teacher kicks you out the door To the office you are summoned, but So you wander round the gloomy halls When you hear approaching footsteps Then your guess is right, the teacher Registration day at Owosso High K Me Camera Man It may not be true, but it's a lot of fun Five Per Cent you drag yourself to school, for being such a fool. your lesson isn't clone, and settle down for fun. fight is getting rough, and says, I've had enough! A NAME MEN KNOW .a'1 .sY N ': ln 'Ll' fr ' ' wif f M - ft , 5 IXKQQP L L fl, m':,sL1::n ':: S xxxsw' nm, to at 1 t mmf-Q ff , p, gui. . W Mfgf ggv- Q N9'2'aU 'l .,5-5 , t -5 , HY .: ' :.'f Y ei . - ff 'ff 14 e- + of -- ' '.- ' i fff 'I Z' X QE J, - QQ. N I ..--, E':E.. ..5 'Q' ' U1 r ,lg 1 'H if Aslu the man who wears them! gl f He will fell lou that Madison Q Simms are menca's greatest '-,' ,ggtN1'f f- V LUEl as smes 2311-tg ' - '.:7-' AT, W 5 0 onessv sucks 9 ' SIZES 6 TO ll M . R 8. H sl-:QE STORE you say, That's not for me. on-gratu ations as happy as can be. and just who you cannot tell, comes - ah ha, saved hy the hell. -Cole Keel and Bob Ball. Thete's more than one way to get the ball down the alley! C ' l ' 1 9 4 2 Graduates S.S.KRESGE 5cto81.00 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT KREsGE's 109 North Washington Street BARIE'S Quality Meats Fruits and . Vegetables Honor Frosted Foods 1..- Monarch Finer Foods INIIIIIN IRAIIS LINES Save your car Save your tires Comfort Convenience Safety RIDE THE BUSES Flint Saginaw Lansing Battle Creek Chicago 109 COMSTOCK ST. PHONE 367 .i. .1...... Future Housewives Clzrlkfmas No washday blues here! Queens today We show Pressing while you wait Raiding the refrigerator 88 Parting is such Did you ever see Parade r Future fradesmen FUL ER' for Bicycles and schoolgirls tomorrow X Fishing Tackle Things are shaping up nicely! ' use-99' PHONE 257 210 W. MAIN STREET 'Q?'.,ff i our colors, too QUALITY SHOES A worthy occupation, Mike for the Family sweet sorrow! at f 1 I i - f ms wfsr mmvsn 106 West Main Street Looks interesting, cloesn't it? three dreams walking? 89 1-- .... ,1 Bessie's Grill ...................... ............ 3 15 S. Washington Butler's Credit Clothiers .....,.................. 109 S. Washington Caclwallder-Lord-Hahn-Insurance ................- 200 W. Exchange Candyland ........................................ 112 W. Main Capitol Bowling Alley .......................... 223 S. Washington Chapman's Meat Market ........................ 639 Corunna Ave. Cunningham Drug Store ...................... Main and Washington Economy Shoe Store ........... g .......,..., 4 .,..,.. 114 W. Main Elite Restaurant-For Fountain Service ...............,.. 115 E. Main Ellis Insurance Agency ............,............,,,... 218 N. Park Eugene Beauty Shop--Latest Hair Styles-Ph. 1735 ..... 205Vz N. Wash. Ferris Brothers-Women's Wear ....................... 119 E. Main George--The Hair Stylist ...................... 204 New Miner Bldg. Graff Iron Metal 86 Coal Co. ......................... 416 S. Cedar Edwin T. Hahn-Insurance Agency ........ Owosso Savings Bank Bldg. Kaufman's ......... ' .............. ...... - ..... 1 0 5 S. Washington Lyon Insurance .................... --- Cwosso Savings Bank Bldg. Maryfs Beauty Shop-Phone 1856 ...............,..... 707 W. Maki Meyer's Ice Cream ................---- ------------- 2 06 E- Main Rex Morris-Floorcovering .......-....... - ....... 115 W. Main Thane W. Neal Co.-Real Estate-Insurance ............... 114 N. Ball Nutson Insurance Service .......-..---....-.--..-. State Bank Bldg- O5mer'5 Grocery --..-.,............. -- ...... 108 N. vvasllillgton Here and Mere Wifi: the Camera Man Knitting for the boys at O.H.S. They dish out food and rake in compliments Ribbons and pigtails - at your age! All this - and no fellas! -mm - --lm. -s.ma.asm.t.f g i - 3. Wim Q.- We're only ten points behind! X Wait your turn, Olsen' A second generation of teachers Line forms on left for books Owosso Floral Company ................ ........ 2 O1 W. Main L. D. Owens--Rexall Drug Store' ................ 211 N. Washington Owosso Automobile Club-Thane Neal, Mgr. ............. 114 N. Ball George Pappan-Tailor ........................ 119 S. Washington J. C. Penny Co. ........................... 115-117 S. Washington Petlitfs Restaurant -, ..................... Monroe and S. Washington Quality Market-For best food--Phone 808 ............ Main and Ball Lebowski's Quality Shop-Popular Clothes for Young Men, 120 N. Wash. Sander's Beauty Salon-Phone 900 ............... Sears Order Office .................. Shattuck Music House .... ..... Steclc, the Jeweler ...... ....... - -- Stoner's Cleaners-Furriers - The Style Shop .................. ............ 214 N. Washington - 102 W. Exchange 223 N. Washington 118 N. Washington ------- 212 E. Main 200 N. Washington 108 S. Washington Sunnyside Florists ................. .......... Vanity Beauty Shoppe-Phone 1079 ......... ........ 2 05 W. Main Wachter Shoe Co. ............................. John T. Walsh-Cigars and Cigarettes C. Weisenberg 86 Co. .........,. White's Bakery ...,.............. F. W. Woolworth Co.-Your Favorite 56610 Wildermuth Hotel-Phone 229 .................. Wren' s Jewelry .................. 91 213 N. Washington 111 S. Washington 104 N. Washington 221 N. Washington 119 N. Washington 121 S. Washington ---....------ 108 W. Main Professional Directory The Spic Board wishes to thank the following professional men for cooperating in promoting public relations between the school and the com- munity. Copies of the 1942 Spic will be found in their offices. Dr. H. M. Allshouse, Dentist .............. State Savings Bank Bldg. Dr. ALL. Arnold, Jr. ............. .......... 8 12 Bradley St. Dr. R. Brown .......... .... 1 13 East Williams St. Dr.. A. Clark, Dentist .... .... 4 12 Matthews Bldg. Dr. G. L. Cramer ....... .... 2 13 East Mason St. Dr. G. N. Finch, Dentist .... --- 101 West Exchange St. Dr. H. A. Hume ..... Q-.. .... Mason and Ball St. Dr. S. Janci .........-. ..... M atthews Bldg. Dr. F. A. Krapohl, Dentist --- ..-..... Connor Bldg. Dr. G. Lyons, Osteopath --- --- 216-17 Matthews Bldg. Dr. I-I. B. Moore, Dentist ..... ............ C onnor Bldg. Dr. E. R. McKnight .......... .... 3 20 N. Washington St. Dr. C. A. Saclcrider, Dentist .---- .......-. Matthews Bldg Dr. L. E. Smith, Dentist ..... ......... M atthews Bldg. Dr. Fred A. Watts ..... .... 1 08 West Exchange St Faculty Relaxes The 1942 Mason model Gossip corner at the All-Class Party Our parents get a taste of our daily slaving Let papa sleep, baby! Hands oE, Mr. Kinney! Farewell to Miss Needham Miss Carter takes it easy The he-men of O. H. S. Charles A. Lawrence Best Wishes! The Store of The State S3Vi11gS Friendly Service The Friendly Bank Phone 421 212 West Main Street owosso, Michigan Wall Paper -- Paints -- Vatnishes W WILLUUGI-IBY PRESS The Owosso Wall Paper planters and Paint ESTABLISHED 1923 202 West Exchange Street Owosso, Michigan TelePh0I1e 1297 OWOSSO: Michigan 93 Thank you, students of O. H. S., for your patronage Chancllefs Studio 216 WEST EXCHANGE STREET ' TELEPHONE 215 CLARK'S DRUG STORE 216 WEST MAIN STREET Q LITY DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Success in the Future The Owosso Savings Bank SPORTING GOODS SHIPPEE-FISHER, INC. V ' The Factory Store u Robbins Furniture Co. FURNITURE AND RUGS OWOSSO, MICHIGAN Our Location Saves You Money flefe dlld Mere WM file fdmera Man Sp l f the Midland football game Now this is how the thing lc Drink Hood's Orange-It's Good . . . Cleo Cola Manufactured by THE OWOSSO BOTTLING WORKS We Furnish Happy Homes with ' Furniture and Rugs ARTHUR WARD COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of .1942 Q MAYTAG OWOSSO SALES G look your best at a dance Christmas spirit a la art l 95 We Congratulate the Members of the Class of 1942 and Extend Our Best Wishes fora Prosperous Future Day Studio KROGER GROCERY 86 BAKING CO. Home of ' Tenderay Beef and Country Club Merchandise OSborn's Cleaners Q PRESCRIPTION FOR A HAPPY PARTY fl, Get a fellowg Q21 Get your formal outg OD Send it to us. QNew formals cleaned afterwards, tooj Telephone 249 ' Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors from UNION TELEPHONE A Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 Good Luck to You, Gang! 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