Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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Elizabeth Waddle Jack Tuttle Kathryn Boslck Robert Moisio Mildred Kultti Richard Armstrong Lois Gillespie Jerry Puffer Doris Healy Robert Churchill Catherine Kako Richard Wheeler Jeanne Wheeler William Colby Harriet Montgomery Paul Evans Thelma Atkins Arnold Mackey Bessie Ring Robert Jarvi Words of Warning, Words of Cheer Junior Those Seniors really gave us the “FN” test on the night of the Freshman 'Nitiation and after having Found Nothing (?) wrong with us let us proceed with our election of officers: Allan Punkar, Bessie Ring, and Mildred Kultti as president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer respectively. The fifty-two of us finally got our heads together with Mr. Ward, our home room teacher, and worked out a little scheme which turned out to be a skating party for the high school. All through the year of 1942-43 we viewed the study hall, with awe and speculation and the following fall our dreams came true as we settled down as sophomores with Mr. Honoer to T'i'ie us. Our sophomore year was very promising, having Ray McVoy as our president;

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Far Excelleth All the Rest Such a good looking sextet. Do you suppose they can sing too . . . Beauty and ;he beast . . . What are boys but to be admired by the fairer sex . . . Gone with the Wind. . . In the days of the big snow . . . My dear boy didn’t you forget something? . . . Are these seniors? Yes indeed, but a year ago—Delores still grinned, Olson wasn’t so tall. Allan and Kay did not own combs . . . The perennial couple . . . What a gal that Jo Anne Wright was in those by-gone days . . . Pained expressions . . . None other than the snapshot editor himself, Duane Loomis . . . Would you know that this bathtub babe is in the navy—Kay Graff ... I wonder if Tommy could drive this ancient chariot ... Do all camera fans comb their hair this way Charlie? . . . Snowbound and just waiting to be rescued . . .

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Class Allan Punkar as vice president; Mildred Kultti, secretary; and Margaret Dewey, treasurer. With Mr. Deevers help we decided to try our talents in some one act plays, our efforts turned out to be “Be Home at Midnight’’ and “Christmas Carol.” After accomplishing this, we sponsored a St. Patrick’s Party. To most of us the sophomore year seemed dull, being in between the lowly freshman and lofty junior classes; so we decided to brighten things up by keeping ourselves occupied with school activities. Thus the days sped by and, before we knew it, low and behold we were Juniors! A surprise awaited our arrival—we had Mrs. McCague. the new English instructor for our home room overseer. She soon got us into full swing, for on November Continued on Pege 4 And Amid the Clamors Marilyn Stoker Lyle Norton Thelma Stephenson Robert Schlaich Glendora Curtis Lester Parke Ruth Ashby Bruce Harvey Margaret Dewey Merlin McCreary Allan Punkar Evelyn Huckleberry Donald Ranta Marcella Best Stanley Graham Betty Thayer Clarence Kennedy Laura Yusko Not Appearing: Roy Huston James Harmon