Sandusky High School - Echo Yearbook (Sandusky, MI)

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J u nali In Left to Right, standing Mr Bush, Wedge, Rumptz, Steward, Tucker Elsholz, Bays, Gillett Sitting Loughren, Hawkins, Ziegelman, Husson, Green, Sager, Lee This is the lucky class, under the direction of Mr Donald Bush, who gets the honor of writing that all important piece of legislature called the H1 Harmonizer This is nothing less than our school paper The staff put their heads together in an endeavor to inform the S H S student body of the past present, and sometimes they even go so far as to forteh the future Now running into its Nth year of circulation, the paper is as world wide read as Bu s Bunn and even Ca tain Midni ht On top of writing e school paper,th1s c ass a so endeavors to learn all there is to know about nbook and newspaper world ' On October 17, this class, together with the year book staff, took a trip to Lansing where they increased their knowledge at Michigan State Col1ege's NJour nalism Day Great confusion in trying to get to the right classes at the right time and in the right place accounts for the absence of pictures : 0 3 n o s n n ' o 0 o o o I 1 Q l n H 1 A 4 f. f. s., ' , G 'N , N .ki 'N .X .ax K - K 9... +-

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dl No doubt you have heard either Sharon Cubitt, Marsha Frederick, the negative side, Virginia Slmonson or Margaret Stock going around school murmuring to themselves No, they weren't a little off, they were just practicing for their debates The topic for debate this year was nReso1ved that all American Citizens should be subject to Conscription in Time of war Much of the credit for our debating team goes to Mrs Waske, a graduate of Mount Pleasant, who 1 a very capable leader Cass City split Caro lost Mount Morris split Davison split Left to Right, standing Fredericks Mrs waske, Simonson X 19 amahca Peeking into the dramatics room was Just in time to witness one of the many Skits performed throughout the year' The name of this particular one s No Peddlers wanted' It has all the Qualities of a Broadway hit It gaghticeven take the place of South In addition to their Plays, the students gave dramasfctgegldld 11188 These could be either humorous or dramatic Quite a wave of emotion was sent up by these readings VI . B ff '-'V ' , ,ff ' fil- : , . 7 X ff rf!!! I if fl!! W. - f f J M fl ff sitting: cubict and stock. Y f !f 3 ,V f hw a ,ff I! rf! I ll! V! f , f'f f f xxx V fy I A I 3 , M ' ' I if xy f v M - 1 1 'Z . wa : v.

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Speeds The purpose of this class, taught by Mrs Waske is to prepare one to make public addresses and to correct all speech difficulties Private instruction is given to those who need it afoh meal Coated Every English student this year was required to present a paper in front of the class Oratorical declamatlons, humorous readings, and dramatic declamations were presented by the Freshman and Sophomore English classes the speech class, and the iramatics class The Junior and Senior English students were required to write original orations These were memorized and then the teacher would try to persuade the better ones to try out for the contest This contest was held March 14 1954 in the auditorium of our own beloved S H S The placements were as follows M Oratorical Declamations lst Terry Tweedie Mercy or Murder 2nd barsha Fredericks Ropes rd KA tie was sharedj Pete Havens One Niche the Highest Peggy Rich I Speak for Democracy Humorous Readings lst. Sandra Kotesky HAl1ce in Wonderlandn 2nd. Garry Provost nPepto, the Clownn 3rd. Steve Spacil uMrs. McDuffy on Baseballn Original Orations lst. Don Doerr H5011 Conservation, Its Necessityn 2nd. Joyce Jensen HAre You Preparedu 3rd. Goldie Baker HThe Beginning of wisdomn Dramatic Declamations lst. Marilyn wedge HThe Children of Godn 2nd. Virginia Simonson nDaddy's Gone Awayn 3rd. Marilyn Cole nMadame xn The first and second place winners in each of these groups will compete in the district contest in April. We wish these brave souls the best of luck!