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Photo by Shuptrine. THIS YEAR
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Photos by Shuptrine MORE PET P TIME Wallace, it smells, is the mother's comment on IZA Wallace Klager's messing around with chemicals and radios, his idea of a good time. He's my best chemistry student, said Mr. Van Avery when he had Wallace in chemistry. All A's in every one of his science courses is the Klager record. ln the picture he is filling a balloon with hydrogen. Last spring he sent out several of these, two of which came back from someone in Pennsylvania. Somewhat in the same vein, Wallace threw overboard a ketchup bottle while on the senior boat trip. The bottle was returned to him from a man in Monroe, Michigan. Going for the dogs is Phillis l..elVlire, a l0B clog lover shown holding her eleventh and twelfth dogs, both black pomeranian spitzes. The elder dog, Peggy, is six years old, although Phillis has had her only three. Last October Peggy had a puppy, now named Snooter which is a con- traction of a parental Usnootsie-pie. Phillis' other dogs have been wire-haired fox terriers and collies. Most of them were named Buster, but the l..elVlire family got original on some of them with Susie Q, Patrick and Spider. Unfortunately, the majority of her pets have been killed by automobiles. Mr. Zimmerman, chemistry and physics teacher, is pretty proud of his cartoon collection. The majority of these masterpieces, drawn by students Bob Hughes and Rudy Pessel are some humorous posters advertising safety in the chemistry luabs. So far, the collection numbers about sixty odd sketches, which Rudy Pessel is reviewing with Mr. Zimmerman in the picture. Occasionally someone's pencil will be flying furiously while the rest of the class sits calmly back during recita- tion, a paper is handed to teacher, a broad grin breaks over his countenlance, andl he quietly slips the new cartoon into a folder, amid clamors of, Let us see it, Mr. Zimmer- man. It all began with electric trains. jim Goode, IIB, spends a good part of his spare time tinkering with radios and electrical apparatus. At the left he is shown with his radio in the physics lab. One of his ambitions is to become a ham , but he is not able to send words fast enough yet. After building his first two sets in the sum- mer of l940, Jim took a class in radio work, where he learned all his big words and technical information. jim plans to go to an electrical engineering college or trade school to continue his work.
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HO ORS atlonal Honor Society , Ernest Keckonen, president 5 Carol Siebert, vice-president, Robert Ginn, secretary. Back Row: Frank Church, Don Abbot, Wallace Klager, Vic Krohn, James Amick, Wilfred Sproule, Neff Dietrich., Bill Clemons. Stuart Frey, John Bennet,' Harry Shuptrine, Bob Hughes Row 4: Fred Spjeldet, Jim Wallis, Jack Hocking, John Christensen, David Thomp- son, Gordon Waltman, Howard Smith, 'Hal Neal, Heber Hudson. Vernon McAlpine, Bernard Stein, Dick Bricker, Jim Mclsaac, Phil Chase - Row 3: Marilyn Byington, Joan Portz, Peggy Fox, Hildegard Wintergerst, Ruth Tober, Mary Elizabeth Bemhard, Esther Gardner, Jean MacDougall, Peggv Lore, Rae Cummins, Helen Trueman, Florence Tetreault, Mildred Moss, June Sommer, Shirley Gorman Row 2: Marion Vorce, Joyce Kopf, Jean Foster, Dorothy Keller, Rose Jean Agee. Alison Goodrich, Carol Cummins, Chris- tine Groefsema, Virginia Glasgow, Thelma Phillips, Betty Wagner, Betty Hassing, Grace Hansen, Eloise Aird Row 1: Bema Sirota, Gertrude Mocnik, Jean Glowzinski, Lorraine Zwers, Janet Lisak, Martha Vargha. Ernest Keckonen, Carol Siebert, Robert G-inn, Norma Becker, Joanne Joy, Patricia Voigt, Wilma Wyble, Joyce Robertson Not Pictured: Corrine Calkins, Mary Col- lins, Betty Kepler, Helen Marshall, Lawr- ence Stop e Students who received ten or more honor points 12A. Rose Jean Agee, Eloise Aird, ' John Christenson, Frank Church. Muriel Dierlam. Neff Dietrich, Joyce Dorey, Robert Ginn, Virginia Glasgow, Jean Glow- zinski, Jane Graham, Alexandra Grozdon. Betty Hassing, Heber Hudson., Ernest Keckonen, Lee Kenney, Ruth Krise. Janet Lisak, Marilyn M'asson, Warren McF'erran, Phyllis Morrell. Harold Neal, Evelyn Part- ridge, Doris Peek, Mildred Ray, 'Joyce Robertson, Marie Sigman, Betty Simone, Lawrence Stopke. James Wallis, Virginia White, Hildegard Wintergerst, Roberta Wurst, Lorraine Zwers, 123. Nella Baker, John Bennett, Mary 0 Bernard, Barbara Bingham, Rich- ard Bricker, Phyllis Brusso, Marilyn By- ington, Phil Chase, Mary Frances Clark. Sally Cousins, Carol Cummins, .Rae Cunn- mins, Isabel Davies, Peggy Davis, Corrine Demming, Shirlee Dowell, Peggy Fox. Stuart Frey, Joyce Frost, Esther Gardner, Alison Goodrich, Shirley Gorman, William Graham, Edward Hill, Barbara Hostetter. Maxine Humphrey, Shyrl Hund. Bill Jones, Ruhl Kahler, Joyce Kopf, Victor Krohn, William Kruger, Anne Logan. M'alcolm Lowther, Patricia Maas, Jean MacDougall, Phyllis M'akey, Gloria Mann, Helen Mar- shall, Don McGaw. Raymond Mead, Amy Middleton, Jessie Miersma, Evelyn Moor- croft, Clara Moore, Mildred Moss, Betty O'Leary, Mary Overly, Prisdlla Quint. Marie Rhame, Elaine Richardson, Betty Rigg, Jayne Sanderson. Fired Sanquist. Lois Schultz, Patricia Seibert, Jill Sher- litz. William Sherwood, Harry Shuptrine, Margaret J. Smith, June Somner, 'Fred Spjeldet, Wilfred Sproule, Bernard Stein, Phyllis Summerlee, Florence Tetrault, Ron- ald Thlele, Helen Thomas, Priscilla Tomes, Shirley Venters, Marion Vorce, Betty Vfark, Marion White, Betty Vifhitefoot, Mary Elizabeth Whitelock, Virginia Wilson. 11A. Anne Alberts, James Amick, ' Richard Barnett, Lillian Blondia, Patsy Brugman, Corinne Calkins, Norma Crawford, Barbara Fearnside, Mary Flucke, Renee Fouts, Norman General, Rosemary Grace, Alberta Griffith, Christine Groef- sema, Betty Heal, Alice Jacobs, Betty Jar- vis, Ralph Johnson, Keith Jordan, Lor- raine Jones, George Kinney, Joan Law- ler, Eva Layland, Peggy Lore. Bobette Marcoux, William Marvin, Shirley Martin, Vernon McAlpine, Barbara Melville, Shir- ley Morris, Lillian Pekkala, Jeanette Piercey, Betty Place. Betty Lou Scott, George Shaffer, Mabel Smith, Harriet Stephens, Joan Stevens, Ruth Styles, Gwen Switzer, Cora Talbott, Frances Tranchida, Mary Vallet, Beverly Van Peeren, Martha Vargha, Patricia Wallace, Jean Walls. Fleanor Waltman, Eleanor Watson, William Wheeler, Clark Whitehorn. 1113. Marilyn Allen, Carol Anderson, ' Nancy Appelhof, Rosemarie Aron- ica, Barbara Awrey, William Baer, Reatha Bird. Marie Blatnick, Patricia Brocker, Robert Brown, Delphine Bruske. June Buchanan, Beverly Cammarn. Maurice Carey, Myra Church, Marjorie Clark. Mar- garet Crawford, Margaret Cusick, Joyce Dalrymple, Blodwyn Davis, Pauline De- Rocco, Josephine Detweiler, Joyce Douglas, Sarah Lee Dunn, Josephine Durkatz, Doris Eby, Alda Felker, Jacqueline Fertal, Re- becca Fbrd, Donald French, Francis Gil- ette. Gretchen Glasson, Norman Golds- worthy, Fern Guernsey, Marilyn Hale. Nancy Harrison. Donald Jackson. June Hicks, Margaret Holk, Rosemary Hoover, Lois Honchier, Walter Jollits. Janet Jor- don, Lucille Judkins, Ruth Koepfgen, Daniel Knapp, J. David Knapp. Lois -La- Driere, Mae Lark, Carl Lesher, Harry Lieb- erman, Jayne Lippert, Dorothy Lundquist, Dean Lyon. Roger Maguire, Albert Mardi- rosian, Marie McDonald, Julia McEwan, Margaret McKenzie, Donald MbMillan,, Stewart Millar, Lillian Moray, Lorraine O'Lone, Ila Owens, Jay Pettit, Robert Preish, Charles Remsburg. Ferne Rogers, Florence Roser, Grace Rowkane, Grace Scheuring, Norbert Schmidt, Carol Seabury, Marilyn Shear, Phyllis Sherwin, Helen Smith, Vada Stephenson, Janice Sullins, Elizabeth Taylor, Alta Tischler, Elaine Traseli, Robert Vreeland, Richard Wade, John Wait. Ruth Wesson. Betty Wittick. 1-OA. Bemlce Becker, Phyllis Bennett, ' Betty Bleher. Audrey Bull. Doris Borrush, Paul Broxholm, William Bushie, Gladys Conway, Barbara Darnton, Marilee Diamond, Elaine Engle, Josephine Errante, Elaine Faber, Dorothea Ford, Nancy Glar- rett, Priscilla Godwin, Gilbert Hague, Mar- ianna Hancock, Richard Hardenbrook, Florence Kerciu, Loretta Luttman. Rich- ard'Mann, Allen Neiber. Shirley Nielson. Marilyn Ridenour, Jean Rothman, Betty Rybolt, Dorothy Schoen, Betty Shannon. Dorothy Thomas. Marguerite Wilcox, Paul Wiseley. Peggy Zengerle. 103. Joseph Apt, Helen Baird, James l ' Barlow, Jack Barnstead, Jay Bishop, Erma Bradley, Don R, Brock, Melba Cardy, Barbara Cook. Patricia Cross- ley, Marion Davis., Roland Remorest, Betty Derrick, Doris Dickinson, Justus Doering, John Dorn. Edward Emery, Donald End-aan, Edwin Fairweather, Margaret Fishbeck. Phyllis F'rink, Gloria Gadd, Mary Gillard, Donald Hardy. Alice Hathaway. Carola Henrich, Donald Heusted, Marjorie Hope. Donald Isaacsen, Shirley Johnson, Jean Jursik, Margaret Kaufman, Marion Lackny, Bernice Loukojarvi, Harold Lowther, Wayne Lush. Don MacKellar. Marie Malik. Louise Mallory, Lucille Martin, Alyce Mae Match- ulet, Robert Morris, Dorothy Mortimer, Ida Noutko, John Pavey, Margaret Porth, Jim Portz, Jean Rasmussen, Joan Riddell, Mary Rose Ripaldi. Emily Salmi, Bill Sayres, Carol Schaeffer, James Skillman, Margaret Smedley. Grace Smith, Jean Smith, Jean Stavers, Dorothy Sullivan, Mary Swan, Dorothy Taylor, Earlene Thomson, Mary Elizabeth Treat, Josephine Ursum, Phyllis Valencourt, Wauneta White- house, Jean Williams, Donald Wilson, 9A. Betty Appelhof, Lysle Benjamin, ' Beverly Bennett, Audrey Blake, Donald Bunn. Marguerite Campbell, Ruth Eberhard, Mary Jo Ellis. June Faber, Tennys Flake, John Hancock, Bob Hawk- ins. Georgia Hess, Jean Hoffman, Alice Hollyer, Robert Hund. Virgil Hunt, Mari- anne Kull, Shirley Lyne, Virginia Noon,
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