Poth High School - Log Yearbook (Poth, TX)

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Sixth and Seventh Grades H. F. BIELEFELD Teacher. ROOM MOTHERS: Mrs. Geo. Gluck, 6th Grade. Mrs. E. J. Kosarck, 7th Grade BACK ROW (Left to Right): .Joe Coy. Mr. H. F. Bielefeld, principal of the Gram- mar School; Clyde Grier, Tommie Zunlicr, Harry He inter, Harry Meyer, Harman Kor- zekwa, and Elroy Flieller. FRONT ROW (Left to Ri ;ht): E (ward Vincik, Dorothy Schmidt, Rose Marie Kosarek, Mildred Kunkcl, Lottie Mae Grier, Doris Eckel, Doth Klaus, Leland Gluck. The honorary students of the Sixth and Seventh Grades are Mildred Kunkel and Doris Eckel. Doris Eckel and Mildred Kunkel represented the sixth and seventh grades in spelling at the County Meet and received second place. Mildred Kunkel and Harry Meyer placed first in Arithmetic and received a cer- tificate from Austin. Mildred Kunkel placed first in Ward Girls’ Declamation. Mildred Kunkel and Rose Marie Kosarek placed first in Picture Memory and also Music Memory. Mildred Kunkel had a perfect paper. The Choral Singers got second place at the County Meet. The singers were from the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh grades. Leland Gluck was the Student Director of the Choral Singers and Miss Frances Spruce was their instructor. 15.

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Freshmen WINSTON WOELLERT FRANCIS MACDOUGAL RICHARD HAVEL President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. L. F. Tampke Room Mother Mrs. Wallace MacDougal Room Mother H. F. BIELEFELD Sponsor SEATED, (left to right) :Verna Mae Orts, Lucille Reinhard, Catherine Reinhard, George Ehlers, Richard (Dkkie) Havel, Winston (Winnie) Woellert, Francis MacDougal, Ella Lee Clark, Walter Charles Hasse, Rosie Lee Oppelt. STANDING, (left to right): H. F. Bielefeld, sponsor, Gladys Grier, Ix uise Clark, Agnes Dlugosh, Adolph Schmidt, Elwood Hill, Lillian Ruth Hill, Katherine Artus, Mildred Flieller, and Bonnie Holliday. This is the largest Freshmen Class in the history of our school and there are many outstanding students who promise to make enviable records for themselves before they graduate. Outstanding students in scholastic ability are Verna Mae Orts, Lucille and Catherine Reinhard, Walter Charles Hasse, Mildred Flieller, Bonnie Holliday, Elwood and Lillian Ruth Hill. Elwood Hill and “Dickie” Havel were lettermen in basketball and tennis, respectively. Verna Mae Orts. Gladys Grier and Kath- erine Artus were members of the County Champion Junior High Girls’ Volley Ball team. They had their Freshman Day May -1 and were escorted by their sponsor — (you guessed it): to Brackenridge Park Zoo in San Antonio. 14.

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Fourth and Fifth Grades MISS SPRUCE, Teacher ROOM MOTHERS: Fourth Grade — Mrs. Delmar I)unn. Fifth Grade—Mrs. E. E. Pennington. FRONT ROW (left to right): Trini Acosta, I.ouise Holliday, Blondcl Dunn, Madora Flieller, Harriet Ann Beyer, Anna Marie Kuta:, Betty Jane Grier, Mary Jacquelin Voges, and Aurora Ximinez. SECOND ROW (left to right): Bob Grier, Frank Coldewey, Jacob Oppelt, Fred Duderstadt, David Schmidt, Geronimo Garza, Jesus Rios, Manual Borrego, Marvin Klaus, and Rudolph Grier. THIRD ROW (left to right): Neil Pennington, Clarence Kunkel, Betty Jo Pennington, Mary Ann Hill, Louise Haiduk, Grace Moczygemba, Jimmie Duderstadt, Charlie Will Schmidt, Eugene Bednarz, Billie Kutac, and Gene Maeckel. BACK ROW (left to right): Miss Frances Spruce, teacher, Silvera Martinez, Oscar Gevera, Fernando Gevera, James Alcorn, and Joe Rios. The outstanding scholastics of the fourth grade for the year were: Gene Maeckel, .Madora Flieller, Mary Jacquelin Voges, Harriet Ann Beyer, and Frank Coldewey. For the fifth grade Clarence Kunkel, Jimmie Duderstadt, William Kutac, and Trini Acosta were the leading pupils in scholastic ability.