Poland Seminary High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Poland, OH)

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The Seated: I. Cunningham, M. Taaffe, G. Campbell, C. Romeo, I. Carly, E. Dupey, A. Battista, N. Lewis, I. Dyer, B. Sprague, D. Unger, M. Lzell. Znd Row: H. Kulifay, M. Hill, I. Klinke, S. Doeriqht, R. Stacy, M. Leeper, M. I. Iohnson, B. Szush, R. Lewis, I. Mercer, E. Cotterman, D. Sharp, N. Stone Std How: C. Richardson, F. Battista, R. Miller, I. Geddes, R. Slosser, M, Davis, E. Smith, I. Norris, G. Watson, A. Duris, A. Borcik, R. Day, R. Tinney, W. Hadnett. 4th How: G. Millard, I. Kridler, H. Howell, H. Braman, P. Wallace, T. Seidner, Ichn Schall, R. Yavorsky, E. Maurice, D. Seidel, I. Wereb, W. Palomaki, I. Ballantine. 5th How: D. Henstrom, E. McCauley, Iames Schall, I. Walker, Fl. Opre, I. Holt, I. Williams. Yelich, I. Sept. 16, 1947 Class elections. We started off the year with a fine selection of class officers: President, Ray Howell, Vice President, Iohn Walker: Secretary, Iune Cartyy Treasurer, Iack Kridlerg Student Council, Norma Lewis, Bob Spanabel. Sept. 13-Nov. 8 Football season. Our fellows did a very good job all season. 14 Class play- Hobaoblin House, fine actresses and actors in our class. Nov. Nov. 28-Feb. 28 Basketball season. Our class was well represented here, too. C. Mound, D. Marino, McCaughey, Dec. 19 Christmas Dance: best ever, music by the Autumn Suns, members of our own Iunior Class. Apr. 7-May 31 Track season. The Iunior Class had a fine turn-out this year. May 14 Prom. Finest work of the class this year, a really splendid affair. Something of which to be proud! All Year Of course, we had dances and socials. May 28 From Iuniors to Seniors, we hope! lunior Class -get Paqe'1'wenty-two I-31-

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at X .. ... ,. .,.,...-...--,.-. --.. . .. W.. ..,......... 4 . - ....... . Seated: C. Erskine, I. Williams, M. Milisky, D. Collins. D. Ford, G. Settle, M. Newell, B. Lawton, R. McCall, C. Smith, M. Howard, N. Bowdine, I. Seabrooks, D. Miller. 2nd How: B. Iones, A. Bonish, I. Nelson, P. Peniston, A. Stillson, F. Marrie, S. Mehard, M. Denieny, M. Lanteiman, E. Weieb, I. McFarlin, T. Linden, M. Sakely, M. Wood, V. Buddie. 3rd Row: R. Stevens, H. Millard, W. Conzett, H. Prater, I. Fournier, I. Elder, H. Klem, I. Glover, L. Miller, G. Kent, I. Brennaicl, W. Powrie, I. Ludt, L. Marsh. 4th Row: C. Boyer, I. Hvizdos, C. Dahl, R. Nelson, H. Stacy, P. Wire, B. Polito, P. Thompson, D. Repasky, R. McCollum, I. Lumpp, V. Smith. Sth Row: I. Vance, I. Vilsack, R. Eich, W. Stock, G. Luteran. Throughout the school year the Sophomore Class has been superior in every line of school occupation. In sports the Sophomore Class has excelled. Seven boys monopolized the football squad, among them letterman George Luteran. The Sophomores won both the boys' and the girls' division of the interclass basketball tournament. Of the eight boys who made the basketball squad, we hope for varsity men next year in Richard Stevens, George Luteran, and Iim Elder. Intelligence seems to be another highlight of the Sophomore Class. Don Repasky, Peggy Wood, Virginia Buddie, Phillip Thompson, and Carol Erskine are a part of the brain trust of the class. The whole school can be proud of the two Sophomore cheerleaders. Iane Williams has served for two years and Ioan Glover for one. The Class of '50 has made possible four socials and dances this year. The class cordially wishes to thank all the groups who have made these affairs possible. The class elections were carried out in an orderly manner. The results were as follows: President, Don Repaskyg Vice President, Virginia Buddieg Secretary-Treasurer, Mary L. Miliskyg Student Council, Phillip Thompson. The Sophomore Class if Page Twenty-three lit-