Sandusky High School - Echo Yearbook (Sandusky, MI)

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F. ll. A. TOP ROW: J. Caughel, K. Chambers, C. Hartwick, F. Pfaff, J. Jurn, D. Smith, M. Badgero, K. Black, J. Berden, M. Davis, H. Hoff, K. LaMoria, L. Campbell, T. Trainor, M. Osowski, D. Scott, K. Myas, J. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: D. Reiner, N. Waske, B. Kennedy, S. Rich, B. Wainer,-J. Wilkins, J. Bays, J. Fellcer, B. Mitchell, M. Haag, J. Proctor, C. Wegner, B. Chambers, M. Kohn, L. Meddaugh, K. Rassmussan, S. Sanderson, E. Wedge, G. Payne, G. Meyers, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: S. Reinelt, J. Green, M. Wheeler, M. Kreger, J. Cumper, J. Minard, W. Phillips, S. Tall- madge, S. Fahs, C. Campbell, P. Bright, S. Bowerman, G. Reihl, S. Herdell, D. Barr, E. Wedge, A. Kennedy, J. Minard, J. Hawkins, S. Tubbs. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bissett, J. Brown, P. Wallace, K. Goodwine, S. Spohn, C. Salisbury, M. Wilfong, C. Campbell, J. Hickson, L. Haskin, J. Markgraf, K. Hickson, L. Bacon, J. Tubbs, J. Smith. The winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker's Award this year was Patricia Sue Wallace. Patsy was very deserving of the beautiful pin ' she received at the March of Dimes assembly on February 5th. Her future plans are to go to college and elect a Homemaking major so she can teach it in high school. Sponsored by RUSSELL WALLACE - CARSONVILLE, MICHIGAN Hay 8. Straw, Dealer in Pioneer Seed Corn -40 - 'Dating Days Dilem- mas' was the theme for the annual F.H.A. Region- al Convention held here in Sandusky on October l3, l956.

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V Qu ef ' ACTTVI TIE S TOP ROW: R. Haag, farm manager, Mr. Reuter, advisor, R. Scott, Reporter. SECOND ROW: W. Hartwick, treasurer, F. Reinelt, vice-president, B. Williamson, president, R. McLean, assistant president, R. McLean, assistant secretary, D. Markgraf, secretary-absent. 'Q I Us .Sv I lk , 2,71-q 'lf f O' ff il. 55 A 1 , . . :fixez 's , 5 - y .f mme , . 5 f .. '. aiixsxggev .1422 .. ,wwz WNV.. ..fi'?i'l it eggs? H :U - The local chapter of the Future Farmers held their installation ceremony on November 27, l956. At this time each year, officers are installed. Mem- bers receive earned awards and Greenhands come in as members. ln the winter FFA adds parliamentary procedure and public speaking to their already crowded program. ' 39

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LIBRARY STAFF TOP ROW Mrs Teets J Hnckson A Kennedy, D. Seifort, C. Padden. SECOND ROW K Goodwine D Smith J. Tubbs, P. Wallace, J. Pro- OFFICE STAFF Left to Right P Markle G. Pritchett, L. Pritchett, E Schroeder, J Renaudm V Devitt absent. -41 - Work done by assistant librarians is very important. They check material in and out, arrange books alphabetically, take care of fines, do filing and some typing. They help Mrs. Teets in many ways, while they are acquiring good work habits. With the help of her staff Mrs. Teets is able to take care of the great numbers of students who use their school library. OFFICE GIRLS rev. t Thelma Hooflanl The office girls are a very important part of Mr. Myas' office. Some of the duties they perform are: helping get the day started, delivering morning attendance reports to the teach- ers, taking care of students who come in for excuses, collecting attendance slips every period, delivering the mail, running errands, finding students, de- livering messages, and main- taining the office while Mr. Myas and Thelma Woodard are out to lunch.