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

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AWTAL STAFF First row, left to right—Pauline Cole. Thelma Atkins, Elizabeth Waddle, Margaret Dewey. Howard Irish, Marjorie Tinney. Doris Healy. Second row—Sponsor. Mrs. Kitchen, Dorothy Snow, Bessie Ring, Delores Davis, Altha Bates, Jane Hibler. Mary Lu Torrence, Catherine Cole. Dorothy Cook, Sponsor. Mr. Hopper. Third row—Sponsor, Mr. Deevers. Stanley Graham, Alex Elonen, Robert Parker, Clair Bunnell, Allen Ritari, Duane Loomis, Jack Tuttle, Allan Punkar. Was the Noble Task Begun The Annual Staff The 1945 Viking 8aga has been put out through the efforts of these students and teachers with the help of Howard Webb, Conneaut Printing Company and Erie Engraving Company. This yearbook was under the supervision of Mrs. Kitchen, head of.the writing department. Mr. Deevers. director of the publishing and Mr. Hopper heading the business staff. The staff was under the direction of (Gordon Turner, V. 8. Navy). Catherine (’ole, editor-in-chief and Richard Olson, assistant editor. The different departments include Pauline Cole as class editor, with Delores Davis and Thelma Atkins assistants; Alex Elonen, sports editor with Bessie Ring as assistant. Senior editor, Marjorie Tinney, assisted by Elizabeth Waddle; Dorothy Cook, club editor, Margaret Dewey and Stanley Graham assistants; Dorothy Snow, typing editor with Doris Healy assisting; Altha Bates, music editor assisted by Harriet Montgomery; picture editor, Duane Loomis with .Jack Tuttle as assistant. The Business staff is headed by Allan Ritari. business manager; .Jane Hibler. secretary, and includes Howard Irish. Robert Parker, Clair Bunnell. Mary Lu Torrence and Allan Punkar as assistants. Class historian is Marjorie Tinney; class lawyer, Dorothy Cook; class prophet. Altha Bates and class poet, Pauline Cole.

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We Dedicate This Book MR. CHARLES HIRSHEY For His Heart Was In His Work To our coach, Charles Hirshey, we the class ol '45 are proud to dedicate this viking saga—our record of achievement for ’44-'45. Thus, in small measure we show our appreciation of coach Hirshey, “Charlie” to all of us, for his guidance in fair play, good sportsmanship, and clean living—lessons we shall carry with us all through life. He is a hard task master demanding implicit obedience; he is a clever basketball strategist achieving fame for the blue and gold in the athletic world. Ve salute you “Charlie , not only as an athletic coach, but also as a hind sympathetic teacher and friend.

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MR. CLY-'E PUFFER The Board of Education Much credit to our successful high school year goes to these men. Working hard to achieve a program of progressive development. Clyde Puffer, president; William Baird, vice president; (hauncev Ferguson, clerk; together with Ben Olds and Harry Shideler have ahlv confronted the difficult problems of keeping our school smooth-running. MR. WILLIAM BAIRD That With a Hand More Sivift and Sure