Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1944 volume:

THE FRA The Semor Class Sandusky High School 1944 Published by S FOREWORD ln 7893 Dr Frldlof Nansen se? our rom Norway on a voyage of xplorafzon an discovery ln lhe for Norfh on his bool e FRAM Afler fhree years of perilous venlure among the northern Ice floes e FRAM relurned to Norway crowned wil fhe glory of her zchrevemenis FRAM means Forward ln honor of fhus fallhful shap wlfh her lcleal ol suc Rf THE FRAM 9 ' cl ' ' ' , ih . ' ad- ' , th . f ' F I q , cess, our publication lhe FRAM was named. ,- A 4 -ff rl: -I of A v '?Fv., .J 6,1 .., ' . . I' ' 4 1 f I ' ff? .--. 'Q life , W. 5 'J-T . fl Nh' 4. 5 J ,Easy jf. -J. 1 J' Jn ' . -cw-'fx If ,QQ aff- f ' ' f , 'M 4 1 Wa, 1 . f ,V ' . ,-gg ' f x A ' 144' I ax s . -uf x' U Q 3' ' fi '-g-71. f'1 ,. ' . - . .459-E: . Q ' 1.3415 22:24 fn, . -- ,'?lL v .4'..:v.i'Q fig? . Q1 ' - . A r F 'ff ,.,,,f , ,J . . - - - . 1 9 ii Q S' . ' f . 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Jie ' -v a -, bi, 0531, ,., , in M 2 QF! yn-fi3 :.-. . -5 ,rt A Loyal M ller Edltorlal fxatalne Haul-c lxancy Evans Jack Adelrnan Rudolph Lundb Bnl' Hegner Pat McGookey Business Jacquelnne Fuller Marlyn Frederick Margaret Cann Lois Hartman Make up Jane Macfc Ruth Marsh JII Mary Jean Blnsack Jean Lumbnrd Photography James Srmmons I' rl Co editors managers Boyd Donuels X urgrnna Th em Audrey McLaughlun Futh Palmer Audrey Roberts Norman Klee Na y ZL.9lllKP David Brand Margaret Garrres Erma Berardl Betty Wahl Betty Ganr ware Barbara Close Mary Allce Pletschma Marilyn May Gerry Bates John Bcchberger cover deslgn by Ruth Merkle Advlsors Wullaam Dorothy Balduft Mildred Bookerman Margaret Ebert Edith Howell S Pyson Chalrrrvon Ruth Ryan Berta Jackson Paul F Lanmg Ellen Lehman lxaoml Pnttman Fl 1944 I ' l l t erg Helen Mariotti Jean Trueman Co- l . J A t DEDICATION Twenty six of our classmates ond eight of our former teachers ore now serving in the ormed forces devoting all their energy toward winning contribution of our class to the wor ettort, it is es peciolly fitting thot we dedicate this FRAM to them THE PRAM the wor. Because their service is the outstanding .15 wwf fv- Louls Holst Wallace ulenwrnght lay Blancke Davld Ballard Armv G Miner Lawrence Navy Henry Baker Marrne Corps John Bechberger Merchant Manne Marvm Buckley Navy Mllton Buckley Navy Thomas Bowne Navv Gerald Fedderson Navv Clarence Felszlr NavY Karl Fuhr Army Arr Co ps James Gilbert Navy Arr Corps Navy Army Navy Edward Clark lohn Wens Frank Smlth Army Navy Army Edward Greene Navy Wulllam Houser Army Stephen Keegan Navy Mack Keeler Army Arr Corps Elmer Lupke Army Arr Corps Robert Luberger Army Ar Corps Dale McCutcheon Army Charles McMurray Navy Carl Neldlng Navy Donald Ohlemacher Army Dean Renwand Navy Thomas Ruskm Marine Corps Keith Slnger Army John Small Marine Corus Ruchard Stanley Army Arr Corps Frank Wheeler Army Howard Wllllams Navy 1944 Four years ago when we entered Sandusky Hrgh School our country was complacently enloylng a pseudo peace Today as wr leave our Alma Mater our nation rs engaged In a bitter struggle for survival Durrng our stay In S H S we have seen events ot world wide srgnrfrcanc take place Selective service rationing war bonds and casualty lrsts only grrm prospects rn 7940 have now become commonplace Today Amer ca s traditional abundance of crvrlran goods IS a mere memory of a happier era black markets are thriving and Inflation seriously threatens our future security freshman days Transportatron drfhcultre caused cancellation of ou rnterscholastrc sports program New courses have been added to the curriculum to meet wartime needs and greater emphasis has been pu on all courses which prepare boys for mllltary service Pupils and teachers have performed varrous volunteer actrvrtres and many members of our class are working during and after school rn the war plants and stores throughout the crty An even greater con trfbutron has been made by those classmates and teachers who have entered the armed services With these facts In mind we have tried to produce a FRAM which would adequately portray our actlvrtres during four unusual years probably the most turbulent trmes that have beset any class graduated by Sandusky High School 7 1944 ' . , f , . . . V . . . ., ' . . . , e Q . . f , , I 1 . I , V - , , , Our school lite, too, has undergone numerous changes since our 1 - - - - . ' f . s . . . . , , . . . , , THE FRAM Content Tnle page Staff Deducatzon Edltorlal Class of l944 Class offucers See You In 54 Faculty Orgamzatlons Music Clubs Features Puplls an War Effort Popularity Poll Sports Class Wnll Sinatra My Dream Man Industrnal Arts School Mock Conventuon Well Never Forget Syncopated Statnstlcs Fondest Memories Remember? Was I Embarrassed Calendar Advertisers Page 86 1944 ' ......... l ' ' --.,.... . 4 ' '...... . . . 7 . . . . . . . . 10 ' ........ 46 V . . . . . . . . 47 . . . . . . . . . 48 ' ' ' ...... . . 58 ' ......... 60 . . . . . . . . . 62 . . . . . . . . . 68 Class History .....,,, 70 . . . . . . . 73 ' ....... 73 . . . . . . . . . 74 ' ........ 77 ' - ...... 77 ' ...... 78 ' . . . . . . . 78 ' ....... 81 ' ' ...,.. 81 ' ....... 82 . ...,.... 82 . . . . , , 83 . . . . . . . . 84 THE FRAM CIW 1.944 Bl0GRAPHIE RALPH ADAMS- Ray c- rn G JACK ADELMAN 'Colonel out ub D Veer Cert a e lffll IQ Co' eae C ul: cr heetra 4 lea rf' honor roll 2 yearx 1 e t1r'1e ana ar aqCn1ze teacherx ee ea 1n pre ll1aht GF oche r hoe orunforCnf1e Om 4 JUNIOR ALBERT Worry Bowhna l yea rche tra 4 year band 4 years reC1al award dance i 3 yea low C oru l vea te e tea 1n barn JUNE ALDERMAN Penny 1 e 1e'1 1n ere ted 1n 1 e eCo no 11C hopeQ to be a Cler1Cal work e In VvCQh1ngto'1 ALYCE ANDERSON Doffy Mathemahce Cl1,b l year C o1r l year glrls Choru 2 years 1 e to pay he p1aro ana ao motor ,fC1na 1nte e-:ted 11' mu 1C ard Fnal1 l ELIZABETH ANDERSON Snookle ' Forum Club 3 years Dramat1C Clul 3 yeare Cert1f1Cate College Club 2 yeari orchestra l year r year G1 ls Chorue l year F am l year Dmghy l year Collect dance programs hkes Chermetrv and Latln looks forward to bemq a Navy nurse ALICE ANDRE5- Shoriy' Traneferred lror' l.1n oln H1ah .JC1 Fernaale M1Ch1aan l942 Co11nerC1a1 Club l year Dramat1C Club l yea Collects popular eco d 1 ee rr1athe'r1at1Cs e t bea phon CHE a JEAN BACHMAN Fla! 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BIOGRAPHIE RICHARD BROWN Baldy TOM BUCKINGHAM Tom Q Q Grin EARL BUNGE GOI' 9 O fl J F1 ROBERT BURKET Bob v 3 a NV' Tuf f P nf l J Foru 1 C ub l year P 0 a rrp 1 C D l year College Clun x e f C 1 no ll lea e a Cl JEAN BURNS- Burnsle Ccrame mal Clab l year Drama Clab 2 year Math Club 2 years Colleae Cl la A yeare oflxce Worx 3 se esters hormo roll 4 years lllce eadmq 1C P laoolckeepma J art tc e a e Q ra 1 we a WILMA BURNS- Burnside F' Cl Q' N l '1 lG .aaa a l1-ce e a lea her WILLIAM BUSAM BIN L C ll' THE F RAM DAVID BUTLER Dave Q' MARGARET CANN Blackie G C r G JACK CANNING ewm CU ff r fiance wi yfar rlfmy yff 11-fe Doome woogxe ov vant tc e some a mar le br nl leauer JEANNE CARROLL a 1 Clula 3 y nf' Clul 7 fear Je bl log, N rl GCT mae en or p uc loo PATRICIA CARROLL Pa! Forury Club 3 year Cclleae Club l year Boulma Club 3 semeeter scliool news repo Dlrah l1li6wlO read cmoye H vo y v ar I be-cove a kmaeraartew leacner BARBARA CARY 'Bobble an: we L o l'l W S lroal rm l 42 e f e te preleru radlc one arms IO f acv- n Tl af alora hx hers LEONARD CATRI en obal 4 J ELIZABETH CLAUBAUGH Lizzy e a e nc 1 Jvun s or e awca -ll 1, -.. H E':fket:g':lQ Q Q.'f':r.' traik Q year . llath Clxgk, 2 j.'i-'zrx Calleae Cllll, f,:'r,aQ1 Q 'gfwzr l lfffwr I'- lIf'.' ii E A 2 yfar: Q.l.e. .'i':::.r 'ilfeaiia atv a 5 .1 Q,gJQ,':i'i :iaik . , Ti r. ,-'true an elearfrzl eiameer. -l. H Fcetball l year . basketball 3 yxzrq - ' . lzkeq :party ana rgaaal 31YELlCIT,F::2, aza G A AV 1 -V-6,17 A C3311i,3,CfC1 C1111 social l1'f'If'11 , . vsanff 1: ge to i llf' 1 -1,437 1531115 Eflncyilfg P111 1 Year C4197 T56 WT- . ntixea Cheng, I year , . Frari 1 year . . l1k as .f'-'.'1IT1ITlll'ij and Shorthaxi . . would like ic he a 3036 private '- 1 :gear tary. 3Q'.'.'Q::a I year . zrczestra 4 years , bmi, 4 year.: . l .C band 3 yearn llkfnz fffiflli warlc heat l ll .. . . v.'ar.Y.- if plzv wltil T1 hz, Clflflpfr l,an i T . -k I 1 ba r l ' r C. .4 J. . J, 3 ' , . , . 1 .,lDil ,l :.:r. .l..s' -H H ' . . em 11: arf . J 1: ll A- N ' - ' ' f , 1 . , S c1Hi::.m41,4 yffarr, A Aram S llrll Can ell, 'year ff l , . , , Bcyfi l'1 Ciilrlghj liz , . . 1 MC7hNClUb. l Yeflf 4 F l V Y 1 'lc ' Fora rr J, 'earr Ura: afic ' , Y A--A . 0 V ,N wx , - fw V Amffn' Q Var' lcuayry VJ I .. 1 .7 . , . Bawlma Club, l j,ar . . . M ,, ,,, r 1 7 Y V , , HOA-of Uri hw' P159 C O rlcnool news reporter, l year . . lxken 1' 7 ' 'rml to 5' Odor' 'a. , ' a..g3 to te l in lc. ,r- gart ri 1 ry acl l, H ' IT r ' ' , . . . fic -U 'Y vf xrfrm 1 Q l. , fs.. .M J J I ' ' . . . ' ' , r , rs 7 -- uf Q ... rlerm. ra r .,mus , a.a J ,. A , ,, Y ,, ,.: . . . 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'1Iifq' 1: ar. er. :meer 101, ' ' T Tn ' rv Tn ' 11 Qffiee vrerk, 2 years , lik-ee 1: Cask ani Girls' Choruf' Q 'year , lik 3 ia pl 3' th- laves her :axial lxvma warxtx to LQ plana . . f' ' rife rukfefi was fllfll a acorn ,IfET,Of1JI'f1f1liQY ilgex a acoa T1O'..'C-- ri' 'l e Sh Q . . . here: to he a lmcunel wwe. wxll fx zz -fay ..15.. 5 s 'sv 1 Rrchard Brown Thomas Buclungham .lean Burns Wulma Burns Davud Builer Margaref Conn Pafrlcla Carroll Barbara Cary india Earl Bunge Wlllldm Busam Jack Canning Leonard Cairn Robert Burke! Ruth Bushman Jeanne Carroll Ellzabefh Claubaugh 1944 IOGRAPHIE MARCELLA CLEMENS- Sho DICK CLINE Duke T ane 0 Club Com f wan 9 ff BARBARA CLOSE Barb J ar a C C 1b 3 2 year 1: 1111 1 Pram olhce H C danc p l C H1 I ha e 0 b e lane RONALD COLE Ronnie T an e ea Scbool m 1943 T1ff1r 1: 1 y ba 14 l year Sabdumcy eke rall 2 ALICE COLLING5- Fanny Corr erc1al Club l yea FO 1 1C Club l 'IOT l P1 0 Pram l year nab J 1 CGIVIHQ levers re IION 1 be c e a JEANNE COONRAD Wrnee lelte s f rob V code RUTH CORNWELL Rufhle l.1l'6S bamcetb ETODDCIS PAULINE CREECH Polly' C1 6 0 1G Spa 1 r Co p THE PRAM CARL CULLEN Kayo MARJORIE CUNNINGHAM QJ C VERNE DAHNKE Dunk J Margie Bar l r ou' o 1110 'ne ban Le area 0 rrormkey MARY DAHS- Jean 0110 F' wg r Q 1 e c r e e e E-COHOIY11 ape be a re epl omst for 10 bo r: tal BOYD DANIELS- Butch Fo 1 Club 3 year D ama'1c Club l year ce 11l1ca Nath Club 4 yeare Colleae C ,1b 2 feare Student ou ee e orcbe tra 4 Frarw 1 year co ed11or 1 no o 4 ye r K name Fu f a ew IC l1 hc e b1ec FRIEDA DAUGHERTY Llffle Sfar le s p pu ecoras llkee ma'b hope to OIF he Waxes as rad1o MARY DAUGHERTY GCS me r1o111 bopee 0 ael r11a mea RICHARD DAVIE Dick CIXQ IGH ORCH l11r 1, Ayn -11 n Chcir 1 1:e:r , likes 15 51:15 eri- Ecbby is :zkixg thiijr apart arid tryirzg ic-j-95 h5'Cg1g1e13p33g 1.w':r,': iz zietiiie fi Zigi :nerr fcgetzer aaa-in I. . faycrs asirtaer zrztngre 52:13 . . 1 12:13 tar:-.rare 1: :ti ,-rtiiin' rizrixef A H r 1ferred frotr Laram l'i1'1l1 Srriotl Qi - ' l94l VHCIF. 1 TGV Y'-lPT?'3 flf7'1V C A 151, 1earf I ietzer . . tennis, soft- 2 y.ar.' l.C','F 6:12715 'IVI bill, '.':lle1,'b ll :1f.11:t1rri1r1a , 11111 ' 7 .N - .M-,N v - fvvx 1 f- 1 ' - ' ,LOTGIYI - 1 Till?-H CM flu: A years , pil.: 117112 IH 1 doc? A 3 . ukr' CIIOLT FITUY flif 7'.-' 911.7111 Q1l:e:' L1:l2':1,' , , . hopes! 5 be 1' fi 1 'uf TI . 1T'1:Ai ': Z'1.f.': -1M H u H ,. ' 1. 11, f- FY-' ,1. '--I VV 1- fl 'A 1 ffm X ali 'I Cle' Cfllf-T51 .'tf1:t1p,s .. lavorzs a 1 C - -1 'H 1 1 111fz . ,, . . Sl11.-r1.' Co f l. fc r M... .Nqm.,3,C1M G A all I I . , . ' . 1.1.1orK, 2 yearx' Q 1 'gfi ina . . re1ers tie b: if1fl firawirifz p.s1 ead-s', :Y 11 H r- Eccbo111cs Club 3 se:11 were . . . -H . ,, llc-si da .C 1 ,rat hom- 1 tc , . s tc C 11 ' , 1 ,, 1 : ,,. '11-::,,. C,1..,,11 -an lima D. , , 1 Q .ra1.1 1111111 C1-.1.11b.1.1 1.,.1 G K yor Cr m C SA! I 1 ' . . . bar 1, , years ' '1 . 1 . loot' all l ear, ,F etball ll 17 M H rzrti 1 A, S , r 1' , , r ' fe .. 1 , . ' 1', 41,1 r. Home Ev - 1 1, 1 h HON' IS l, YQUT - 317l57Q'1 fi 35:1 C r1T1l, 3 sseiigf rs , 1 S 1 yeur . . . q1r1s chorus, 2 year.: . . . .,5,,f-3 U 1 , - 1, 1..l ' X1 'J.'I'lf-l1 l ! and re- 19 7 7 11 G -A ture 11- 1... l1.-:s r:1111:f1C . a.11- 3,H1,,ff b b m k V. mug- bby E A A - 1, 1 N. ., . bt .1 .o C 1.1e nuge. 1114 11 all Su 15 - h I .V -11 ' 11 ' 1 r cr 1 by . . , l1l1es raaxc V Y C311,C1. 2 lar r- . ' 1 11 ' , . . 5 1 '1 f ' ' cperztor. -11 ' 11 .l , all and roller :tn1'i:i': . . f5hO!'fl1 lX'i and riath are f'1'.'2r1t,,1 , , . - ' . v v 1 1 - 1 hop 5 V '3CY9-G-21. SQVKLS for a hobby . . . l 11' rs hon. ecc- : Cr...1 arf 11 r' '. -,11 1 Or .1 1:tra - yeizrg , lark 4 year? , , , , .. ,, , -11 ' rv p' 1,15 Clarinet ax a bibzzy . lmeg Lak: ' R1:1?1, anfl Frexfb . . '.'.'an1.1 T3 be a F 'fri lsunfiry , 2:3 1 ' :tia- 1 !llifQ 1!'1 the Caiei . 11:1f- , rx ' 11111, ,13- WP' C.. 55-f-. 6 Uv 6 1 Qs. 4: 1. IQ!! Marcella Clemens Duck Clme Barbara Close Ronald Cole Alnce Collmgs Jeanne Coonrod Ruth Cornwall Paulnne Creech Carl Cullen Margcrle Cunningham Verne Dahnke Mary Jean Dalas Boyd Daniels Frieda Dcugherly Mary Daugherly Richard Davie 1944 19- 1 1: . A V W F -' 32 ir - 'D' 5' M f 4 C 7 l I' la if BHDGRAPHIE GENE DEFFENBAUGH DeffY USP r F DONA DEINZER Sfflver 0 639 K fr EUGENE DICK Rube Wg ICILI S H D1 re G fl TWG GORDON EBERT Gord rr- 6 'I T vec boy chor G l we KGS MARILYN EBNER ,1 1 Clem 1 ye College Cl1,b eor Frorrl l year OOK lo word o ov rung KI flower sl1op 1 e I-n l'1 lb Q dance fcm MARJORIE EHRHARDT Marge ve C1or11 weo or Lo cn JUNE EMMERICK Baby l :Q oo :1 o om' en MARY ERNST oc D on 11 pef ecfuo cams THE FRAM NANCY EVANS- Nan e r' rs lo vec :eo loono e Qpeox F er en l er H r e c re BETTY ANN EVERETT College Club ver' DTCWGTIC Clul: 1 veor F1 '10 F pore11 e rx' nf' v n 5 oo to C leoe GERALD FEDDERSON Jerry Pootrcxll buercetboll ployed loo Fell for Oh1o S'o e Cl'101f boys q or etl now ID Iyowy CLARENCE FEISZU Fizz Football l year lomlcls model cr plone lH epc e 11rr1e llkes art won to See me Seo ROBERT FISCHER Bob Transferred lrorn St Morys I-hgh School IH 1941 mtereeied 1r1 SFISDCG ond elef' tr1c11y wcrvs cdvenlure ROBERT FISHER Bob' Repcur Gd1O 1r1 pore 11rre l1keS C e met x 1 on s to oe G roo1o tech rr CIGH DUANE FORSTER Frler S e JAMES FOSCO Curly ' or Hopalong Football l vecxr C l ecx Gorge 2 ecs2c1fors go f lllce bockkeepmg 20- -ru H A5 ,, . 1 ULPWH x1,,1p, 1 --Qfwl 'T'Yf.n,,lQn,:fJ inn-A K-rf.: ,-,. P ,1 QV'-.,.,,:c o,.,..,N , , A, 1,1. - ,-,-, 11, ...,11-, o111-y1.,11. -V '--- I ' . , - - . 1 -x . - - 'Vere Clk, Q vecr . . zoys onor- Hgh School li 1942 . orarxstzo Cl: , 1 --1 ' seioester . . oolleots etnies Cro year . , . College Cl: , 1 A r . . . From WN--r eg-:ers loloks forwcri to Lilflil l year Dinghy' l 1- r . . 1 r N ,fy ln me ' roll, 2 years hopos to o Q r 1ch ' fly., t1y , Fr 121 was her fovoite .iighyeot lm-: Z Gd 111 ' VY llriiiiilo Cluglo l your . . Coll V- Club 1 . , , Student counoil, 1 year , . . - l1'.e.: donoinq . , . favors Frtohsn . , . 4 I Q A A7 N U ' fx heroes to r, fi nurrre ' A 1 . ploy.: , Q1 11 S 'mo . . , l'.e:: F ,l1sl1.. . sz 1 to J ol 4 . -1. H Trorislerrefi frC:'1 Sf TYS lol, C1 Cfl -H in l943 . . oolzects c1ry G, cl 1 1 . 1 'J - U I 1 t- lfke.: hzftorv 1 . . wants to be G U, S . , . 1 - 4 1 Jo 1 . . . . 1 . Mo. 11 1 Q t 9 4 Q , 1 V ' -1. H Footlocll 4 yours, 3 I tiers . . . oloi, 3 --1 ' H A rg ' gs' us l y cr . 1 Honor I . ir- sludy l1o1ll j or . . . lr' 1 music. V5 L, Y - A I A - ' tis , l 1 . Forvrr cr... ', 1 Y r V v U I I -1 '3 in 11 y- v j ,' ' 1 , . . l lc S . ' f fglismff - ' L 'W' . -11 H MQMQQ 'EQ 1-5, l A' r , . girls' ch gs l , ori' 111 is to become CI nurse -11 1 , , rezzis in her spore txrie . . . 1 sa r s 5 , 1 , . . 1 I1 rj . , 'J 1 ' l - -11 H Ccrrtieroxc Cla' , 1 year , . girl: okorpr, l yeor . . . l lc' frworci to j ' .rig Wczves . , collects M xpshcls ,-11 - 1, liorleg to get mio the U Norm Corps. Hore Ho n rtizog Club, 2 years vioe-pre- v H . . -.11 .1 :Gent l 'A-'ecr 1 . fiorior roll, 2 yocrs . czibitlox 1 'ecoztie c n'rse . . , r lfrs . , V V . TTC li, Y r . 1 , nutrxtiorz , . r nd 'r ll? her ri n r, y ri, d 1 . 1 lf, l sargrxre lrztie year , . . ' ' . E S... 1 'EW' Gene Deffenbaugh Dona Delnzer Eugene Duck Gordon Ebert Marllyn Ebner Marlorne Ehrhardi June Emmerlck Mary Ernsf Nancy Evans Betty Everefi Gerald Fedderson Clarence Felszll Robert Fischer Robert Fisher Duane Forster James Fosco 1 1944 af ss. 6' ,Q v ' I - X 3 X 6 Q in 9' 9' y if Q 1 ff 2 5' of 4 1 A ..2 .. Q 26. if 'ff I 1-4 '51 fd Marylln Fronlx Marlyn Frederick Alben Fresch Alma Fresch .lacquelme Fuller Belly Gangwore Marllyn Gelger Rose Gennaro THE FRAM at. .1 .Q-uf 15 lux! :QS V, 'C' Irene Freeman Howard French Jeanne Frnedman Karl Fuhr Margaret Gardner Margaret Games James Gllbert George Glllmgham I 5 . V G 4' L v X , 'X V I, . A W., '- fl 4 I '1 B 1 5 , , J Y -Ia. e x L4 ,AA as ' P' v ,K ll .XX J Q 74 S 'sr v- ' . -ff 'H BIOGRAPHIE MARYLIN FRANK Frankie MARLYN FREDERICK D C-U 1 DDL mcg IRENE FREEMAN Ike can L. had O O 'L ICI HOWARD FRENCH Howie BETTY GANGWARE rua MARGARET GARDNER Murphy O c. far fx 1013 MARGARET GARRIES- Margie ' T are e r 11C- Jr' R U S Hof Jrf' ye Jn flfvurv 01110 1942 L n C111 2 year 90 H Q fe 3 and C1111 Cl CI 1: Bowhr C111b 1 A We 9 1 ear 11 www to 15 IQ lqop cz p11o1 ALBERT FRESCH Abe Fuiej ca m Spf' an cu O 12-cha 11C G Na TS to 15 ALMA FRESCH Freshle KCITDQ 111 bpczre 1 rome e onorru py cms Acco 1 O11 DGWGL .IEANNE FRIEDMAN Pmky Co11ef'1s ,tarrp cmd dc: lfl Qpfzrff- mo of-'wr-no r- day MARILYN GEIGER 11 CI ,f Q11 'D 1 Hon KGS ng ara L1 111614 R10-r rs r 'Q f'1 1' 1 11' C L1 Dr 1 NIP .fe ,CHD Hana f'lI'1 on 110 Ju ROSE GENNARO Rosle O Q to get ENG IU UDG 9 HUD 1-CQ 111 C111 ofhce on '1 Good p v f UWB 9 O LI CI OC1 'HOA en 5 1K9 E1'1g11sh KARL FUI-IR ON IN .L my .L r Corp JACQUELINE FULLER Jackie St dew Q 1 or Fam ,war D CI fl LII113 1: fe rn C Q U r Gu D C14 DG rea L 11 mme G r CI Q CI e VR rv' y Honor 011 4 Jecxrb onor 11311 K9 er m 1 wen fha an H21 1:1 e morrlent 11146-D Frpnfh wants O be cz succes 11.11 horre efor OOEJ JAMES GILBERT Jam Ba RG 13211 nor CI' F1051 D F Dt Q 3 11 FF ff:-G 1 var A Cop J 5 THOMAS GILLINGHAM Tom U1 51 VOQQ1 '11 p1 rm 1 '1 1 eh Cl 1'1GT11C Good e nam '11 19 D to be 1944 1 -11 - 11 -1151, Qznghy, :ne :eriefater C911-2717 :iaith Lrzrvfit Club 3 yerrrz . Ccileze Clgh fold-er: . L13 Spcrgzh . 1:1112 t: 2 yezrf , , :rt?1e.'trz' 4 vein: . Si:- ie GV-'zz'-e dex: Ctzifj l 1-'eir , . Frzxi, 1 yezr . . , 5511213 'J-nlfk 1 'feizr . . 522'-93 letters , . likes crciezirc 'Jrii Frexih . '.-12:15 - to he 2 success in -e'.'e:w'th1:z' :he d-,: Pcruri Clx' , 3 'gezri Druxztic Ch: Q y- r . , , Ccllege Club 1 year , . . Ecu-11lng Club, 2 year.: , Frzri, 1 yegr . . Dixghy, 1 your 'IC119Cf3 ,galt Cfff - pe- pr ghukerg 11K'E.' 'xriy klfii 31 ECI' Tr':r..1ferre'1 frciti Hiffh Hlih FMHJCJ1 C'- e -. 1'xibu3 SRIC Lf. 1.43 . G .Q .Q 1 yezr and Bzck CQ: 1 year, ffcrth . . Fritz, H H 1 yfxr , . C3ri.rer:i21 Club 2 yec1r.s . , . 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Spare Q . ,., R -V t 5- '1kR utoriec. 1s..,ho:e' Q1 1 .1 C .oriisi C1 M jc, Sr 16 Fir' if Anthony Glovagnoll l 99 Donald Green Phyllus Green Edward Greene Elsue Gresham Dale Grnswold Ruth Groom Richard Gundlach Frank Hafner Agnes Hamburger Earl Hammond Manlyn Hammond Dorofhy Honser Lou Hartman Wulluom Hegner THE FRAM BIOGR PHE ANTHONY GIOVAGNOLI ' Tony RUTH GROOM Tudle lv'athe'nat1cs Club l year Cbllege Club l yea buxlds model alrplanes favors rnechanlcal drawlng hope to be a rnarlne engmeer ara naval a chr ec IRVIN GRAHL Sllp l.1kes nature study and burlds btrdhouses rates algebra and brology tops hopes to be a truck drwer ana a taxtde m1st DONALD GREEN Bug Grm or Don Football 4 years 2 letters gold foo ball basketball 4 years 2 letters gola basketball track 2 years l award lunlor Class Presldert Senlor Class Presldent wants to 'nake good somewhere PHYLLI5 GREEN Phil ' Transferred from Margaretta Hrgh School Castal1a Oh1o 1n l942 Home Eco nornlcs Club rnrxed chorus lrkes correspondmg bookkeeprng rates tops looks fo ward to 1o1n1ng the Women s Marme Corps EDWARD GREENE Dude SWIIHYTIIIIQ 2 years track l year tennls l year Forum Club 2 years Drarnatlc Club 2 years Cbllege Club l year movle operator 2 years thlnks work1ng 1n pro1ect1on booth IS un wants to get back 1nto c1v1l1an clothes ELSIE GRESHAM Sllorfy Transferred from Kennard lr Hrgh Cleve land Oh1o1n 1942 G A A 2 years Glee Club and Student Councll Cleveland hobby IS sports llkes shorthand looks forward to college and travel after the war DALE GRISWOLD-'Grll Transferred from lvfargaretta Hxgh School Castalla OhlO 1n 1942 cho1r 2 year llbrarlan l year school p1an1s year G A A t 3 C Clu O .la IDU 0 .fo a cho DICK GUNDLACH Dltk Ho by p tn 0 Q 3 em e en po 1 o a a A O YP rc' FRANK HAFNER Bomber' Foru 1 Club 3 ye Drfw r C, J e e lr-Je o 1 a 4 er drt. 1 rna,o 2 ea L1 t and phy 1 .vant ioct AGNES HAMBURGER Aggne Corwnerclal Club l lea FOWICS Cl b l e 2 years Dmghf typlst l year wzll be a prlvate secretary 1 e travel enloys hortha d and t,'p1r' lrlorne E F an pt EARL HAMMOND Chick Interested ln collectrng COIUD fafo 1te sublects are Engltsh ard bu me cou ses ar'1b1t1ou to bec a good Cl rzen and a suc MARILYN HAMMOND Sis Spends spare t1n'1e readlng 'HOIG boof l1kes apphed math DOROTHY HANSER Dorf lnte ested 1n skatlng lGVOI1'E subyect looks forward to career modelrng clothes mah ls LUIS HARTMAN A A 4 yea 3 years College Club 2 year honor rol l year ltkes che 1stry o e be a good physlclal edu ton te h amattc Cluk Student Cot.nc1l l year WILLIAM HEGNER Indianapolis' or B: Football r clf l ea basketball 2 yea lb year v1cepres1de'1t l yea Cub 2 ye rs am l Je r Dmghy l year ealto sports luces worl h1sto y arrtb tlous to be a Do to of Optowt ry 1944 M' Tn ' n . . ' ' , . . . , .... Cox:-ercia' Club . . , Dr - , Y . . . 1 A mari b . . . Choir, 2 years . . Girlz' -- Q 5 Ch Y .l1-r,.,l1kssto:5'.'.'gm..la- - .. ' L . . r '- ' re' . tr , , . wants to be a ueezqner l Z. H T YI -H ' '1 b ' is r'.f1ng , , . h p,s t r- ag: . I - E , tn pr so t s'ti n as preset: n rd ' . store f e operator. 'b 4 ,U 1 .1 , ' -arg , J.. ati- 'l' b H . l H H H 5 sem st-rs . , . Co.l-Q Club, 2 y,ar. - 1 , , orchestra, ' year . . , b nd, y rr.: , , , 1 'rr ' r, y rs . . . Prefers r 1:5 cry --- , , , 'sbs . . . ' as to be a f or. ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' Ln ' v1 ... - , 1 r . , r - cz- , .. u , y ar , . . r .r ty 151, , . , A l V . H W ' ' . , . , lk s to - ' ' y ' ' ' ' A ' u ' 11 I A In-M Yr- , I H f ' ' ' ' N. S' 5:3 ' ' r . . . . ' ' s orne . ' 't' s cess ln life T ,, in '11 ' ' . . , , . . . ' 1 'i lf . . . , . . . 111 fy '- A - - - ' -A r ' ' , , . t A: her f' I , 4 , . VL I I I l G ...H 'Y G. , , rs . . . Dr . ,, , . A . . .... 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'V -1, - ,- E71 1 -2 if- f-7 fii Q ' EQ .3 -Q J' 11- 'L :Q '.'if-'Q-'fi':II Y. 7 .7 T . , 1' 'i - ff- 1 ., . 5' ' 1 E. .1 2 , ' .:1 . 1 :gl J' 5. . : Brit, BIOGRAPHIE STEPHEN KEEGAN Keegne MARIANNE KlUDlNG- fg e f' l-11a'1 S hool G Omg n 41 baske ball epa aa1os 1n spa e 1 kes e e y and a we no, MACK KEELER A Cor CHRISTINE KELLER Chris A A 1 year hoc e Forum Club 7 year Home Ecorrormcs Club 1 ,lea Pram 1 year Drrrahy 3 e collec s soap f1qures and 111c s darrcmg arr'b1t1ous to go INTO ra V h1a r1c nursmg ELAINE KENNE Shady Of' ce wo k 1 year 11kes bookkeep 1r1g hopes to becorne a good sec retarv FAIYH KENNEDY 9'11 l C b 1 year Commerc1al Club 1 year band 3 years 1 letter l1kes yp1ng and spends spare t1me vto kmg 1n pottery amb1'1ous to be co e a secretary NORMAN KLEE Norm Tr n fe rea from York l'l1ah School Belle xue OHIO 1n Fam 1 year 1Jl1 Gl'lY 1 yea collects stamps l1kes h1s'ory and hopes to become Home Econorrucs Club 3 years a1r1s chorus 1 year IIKQS to DCIIDT por tra1ts b.1t even more tc keep h1s let ters socral l1v1ng lS a favor1te sub ect looks forward to bema a aood housew1'e EUGENE KNUPKE Gene Honor roll 1 year l1kes mathematrcs PAUL KOCH Pablo Forum Club 3 years Dramatlc Club 3 years Math Club 1 year chestra 4 years band 4 years suggested name for S H S Dmghy can be found sa1l1ng durtng the summer l1kes pre fl1ght LOIS KRAWETZKE Pulxle G A A 3 years volleyball hockey softball basketball 1 letter Bowlmg Club 2 years hobby IS servmg 11kes Enghsh and algebra wants to work 1n a factory LOIS KRISS- 'Krissy 2 years College Club 1 year spends spare trme keepmg up corres pondence lrkes general bus1ness hopes to someday put a call through to Europe MARJORIE KROFT Margy G A A 3 years basketball volleyball hockey softball tenn1s Bowlrng Club 3 years Fram l year reads non f1ct1on 1n spare txme lrkes French and Spamsh mqmy professor MARY ANN LACI-IER Locker WILLIAM KLEIN BIII a a 4 years 1 letter plays trombone 'ne b 1' s faJor1e su ec hasnt aec1aea yet what ne vva'1t G A A 4 years basketball volleyball softball 3 awards Corr1merc1a1 Club l year Home Econom1cs Club 1 year bard 2 years sets her g1rl fr1enc' s harr as a hobby mterested rn home econorr1cs looks forward to the day when she w1l1 be a good beauty operator MARY LA FACE Home Econorrucs Club 2 years cho1r GLEN KLEPPER Hep 1 year g1rls chorus 1 year collects 1 ear b la 1odel a1rp ane old money and stamps favorrte sub e 1ndu 1G a hopes sorne Ject IS D1OlOQY wants to study med1 c r. 1 A 1 y A1r Corps pro crne THE FRAM -11 ' H Transferred from 11 rgar-tt, c. , . . 1 M' .' Caztalz , 1' 1 19 . .Qi Q t' , I . . . . ' ' y - llargareva . . . r 'rs r - ,Y ' y I I I I - time . '1' s 1 CII'1CIf ch .1 1 . . - sl my 1 1 ,. . Y 4 --u n Army 11r ps 1 ' ' ' ' ' in n in ' vv 1 ' ' ' 1 K . 1 . , . . , or- G A , M , KMY - - 1 I 1 1 , . . . , . , . :ern sters . 1 t1 . ' I I 4 E ' , ' U ,SAC ' t . in . ,, J 1 . . l l . . . hi .f Y - . 4 ' . A ' . . . l I ' H G, A. A., 1 year 1 , . Commercial Club, T 1 lu 1 1 1 . ' . . ' AAA I 1 1-H YY in 11 1 1 ' - 1 - ' 1 1, 1' '1943...r , -H ' 1 1 a , ,A in H Ln ' n 'A ' 1 ' . , B ri ', - ',1 1 , 1 11 ' . . . ' ' in spare 1111 s . 'a rd 1. ' 't wb- 1' , , 1 1 , . ,Q , 1 1 s to ze, .-u rr . 3 ' L ' ' ' ' Chonly, u1.'s rr ' 1. s 1 .,.. ' 1 - ..,l1k . str 1 trts . 1'1 1, V I ... '- 1i11',' 1 'e fn r 11 .' 1 t ' . -28- ar kc is mx 3 Stephen Keegan Mack Keeler Chrisiine Keller Faith Kennedy Norman Klee William Klein Marianne Kluding Eugene Knupke Paul Koch Lo' riss Marjorie Krof Mary Ann Lacher 26. 'Q Elaine Kenna Glen Klepper Lois Krawetzke Mary laFacc -29- 1944 la f ,... 'KK 2' 9,15- D- ae- I Vurgnnlu Lang John Leblucq .leon Lumblrd Elme Llpkc Rober Luberger Rudolph Lundberg Audrey Mcloughlm Pairrcnu Mcloughlm THE FRI-LM xt Jfl 'ki' Lowell Leech Donna Lenboch Esiher Llppus Ellen Loth Dole McCuicheon Puvruclo McGookey Rosemary McMonngol Charles McMurray 30- .K V G av- - Q L- , vb- Y' V A fe- r Vx l ,r 'Q lu..- Ea ' L, . . 'Q' if .5519 l f Q' Y mx Kr a Q Q up I ' Q A I V 2 Q h N MA in L. 35 fe L ff if ll - ,ig a if , l - IV 'Q' - 1 BIOGR PHE VIRGINIA LANG Gm: JOHN 'EBLICQ Lowa lohn LOWELI. LEECH Hunce DONNA LEIBACH Shorty JEAN LIMBIRD Birdie ELMER LIPKE B1 ESTHER LIPPUS- Es' ELLEN LOTH Red ROBERT LUBERGER Bob RUDOLP-I LUNDBERG Rudy DALE MCCUTCHEON Horace PATRICIA MQGOOKEY Pat AUDREY MCLAUGHLIN Llffle Aud' PATRICIA MCLOUGHLIN ROSEMARY McMONIGAL Mac CHARLES MucMURRAY Mac 1944 ,. . . f H , H-, , ,, ., .t . ,,., , - T 'J I' e ., -I .. H '1 1. 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V Y A 1.1 1. 1' 1 '11 '5 If 1 1 If.-i f 1' .111 wx. 1 A 1 711 M H llkif-5 1,7131 . 111,111 ij Le 1 'II,f1.'lI1f'QI rliil. .lil 5-'ffiifif -V1 lfiff - - I L 1.,'IlEI' r, 1 111 i ff 7391 BIOGRAPHIE JANE MACK rt. b a c C up yo 1: 'IIS db l ra YDC1 S uaent CO,ll f'1l 2 years cho1 my Q Ch us 1 ye hono s uay hall co e s QOOG reCorf'1r s lkes French and c'1o1r Es tc ae' 1n he Cade 1 1. e Corps MARDELLA MARCHUS- Babe e Ecoro Cu O e mwea 1 year 1 ls chorus 2 years c ect sta l1kes p1ano player HELEN MARIOTTI Con1rnerc1al Club 2 years VICS pres1dent l year Frarn l year othce Work l year honor roll 3 years lllces to read and sleep Lattn and h1story are top subyects hopes to be a success ARTHUR MARQUARDT Shorfy' HODb1ES are t1sh1ng hunttng and trap pmg he 15 the qu1e type RUTH MARSHALL Marsh A A 4 years pres1dent l year v1cepres1dent l year basketball SWITU m1ng Volleyball hockey soltball TGHHIS golf soccer 9 letters Bowlmg Club 4 years Dra1nat1c Club l year honor study h ll l year Student Counc1l 2 years sports rate h1gh w1th er mterested IH h1s'ory SHIRLEE MARTIN Sis Goes ska mg 111 her spare ttrne 1 C pottery WILLIAM MARTIN Punchy' or J nser a 10 Club 1 Q travel math IH h1s be t subject JOYCE MASCHARI Jurse' Home 'Econo lCS Club 4 years pres1dent 1 ea Student Cour1c1l l year rmxea cho u l serneste collects glas ware 1 e worlf' h1 tor THE F RAM RUSSELL MATTER Russ l-1 bbw 1 ,,a1r MARILYN MAY Malsle 1 nerr: l Club ye orche 4 ea F arn l e eads a 12 Q pgyo p ar o a e e ub1ec RUTH MERKLE Midge Fo u 1 Club 3 years Drama IC Cl L yea ce t1'1cate C lleae Club 2 year e rtary treas rer l vear year RITA MEYER R11 or Toofs Goes bovwlmg 1n her spare l1ITle 1 e Engl1sh RUTH MICHEL Ru1h1e or Mlckey COIHY'6fC1Gl Club 2 years work 4 years D1nahy and Frarn typ1st l ea bowls ana dance IH spare rnornent shor'hand IS lavor1te ub ec wants to be a aood ecretary l1brary CLYDE MILLER Football 4 years 2 awards track 2 years 2 awards cho1r l year boys chorus l year sports tan ltkes Enghsh ELEANOR MILLER El or Shorty ' Cornrnerc1al Club l year Frarn TYPIS 1 year g1rl c'1orus lyear p1ano ana s1ngs IH pa e rnornents shorthand and typ1na a e her tavorrtes Dmahy ana cho1r 3 years kHllS plays LOYAL MILLER L C Forum Club 3 years Drarnat1c Club ear re 1 ertt year 2 ce 1 a e ath C ur, 3 1 College Club 2 years Studen Coun years VlC9 pre-s1oent l year Fra n 2 years co edrtor 1 year D1na hy l year co ed1tor Buckeye Boys State KlVJGl'11S Future Bu1lde hono roll 4 years plaf DIGDO whe he an f1rd a spare r'o'nen' 1 ath and c1ence are tops Nl h h1r'1 - -11 11 Fo Clu' , 3 years . . , Drain 11 lt , ,c,' ' 1 partzcxn 11.21 in sports. 2 cars, secretary, l year , . . Term' Cl' 'year . . . F 2 , rs , . . I , I A .II 111 ' ' 11 . , .,1, , . . . 1 . . . 5 lf or' 1 ar , . . r .t ' Conz. , ia 1 , 2 ' ars . . , sfra, . . . ll Ct? 1 .Q 1:11 . . 1 - Y rs . . r y at . , .r . nd C. Q cl ' . . . hop r J 1 to VJYll-l5 lett,rs ll'l , tzrne . . , ty mg: 11 .,t I-712 ss 5' .d fcheiztra r her b-st ' 1:2 11 11 111 - 11 l-lorn . rr11cs 1 b, 1 :-en1-:ster . , . r 1. -' . . . . . t' u' , Q 'chorus ..,g'r.' ., 3 ark . . , c L , ' ' . . oll cs : rips . . . ' , s , . sec - ou , A . . . history . 1 hopes to be a professional Student Council, 2 years . . , Frarn, l - -11 '11 11 11 11 11 I 1 I T11 ' 11 ' 11 ' -- .1 , . . . 1 y r . ' s ' 3 J Y U i 1 1 0 ., . . . . .1 - ' ' , I V 1 t ,. , s , ' S A f . -11 11 - I 1 I I G I I I I -11 11 1 h . . . ' . ' . - . ' A ' ' - ' A 1, . . . , . ' ' .' ' s r . r T11 ' 11 ' I ' I' ' ' -. Z' ' : ... ...lk-s M I 1 T11 I 11 -11 1 11 'Irv ' ' I' ' ' I ' I I I 2 y , s, v1cefp s d l , rt1- Co. ,. I n 1, 1 'year l 14 As to fc 1 13 I M 11 ' I tem, I c1l, 3 ' - , . . . TII I 1.I ', -I , . . . . .yr,..' . .' ' .r , 's' .n .'.' s r... c '1 . lk :Q ,I Ha. y. :1 ' ' 'f '.. ...SLC L- ZX 4 if 'V' lg' N-5 tfwn ik!- i ig- -all if-9 -0 E ..-3 Jane Mack Mordella Marchus Helen Manchu Arlhur Murqucrd? Ruth Marshall Shnrlee Marhn wlllldm Murhn Joyce Mqgchgrl Russell Maher Marslyn May Eleanor Muller Ruta Meyer Ruih Mnchel Clyde Muller Ruth Merkle Loyql Mlller -33- 1944 BIOGRAPHIE MARILYN MILLER Claudia or Fussy JOYCE MOLNAR RAY MOOSBRUGGER Moose or .anoony EDWARD MULANEY Jack bro' vem '1 LOUIS MURATORI Footr Mke or D WALLACE MURPHY Murph ra rc 1 CARL NEIDING ALICE NESSELHAUF Ginger OXV THE FRAM QT 'll IF DOROTHY NIEHM Dorf ELIZABETH NILES L11 or Boots KENNETH NIMS Zombie CHARLES NISSEN Chuck DONALD OHLEMACHER Don one JAMES 0 MALLEY Hearts' JAMES 0 RORK Jim MELVIN OTTO TWlfChY '1 C01 IIC rhf fc --H - vw .. in vu 3 .LA Q 'fi-'lf Q: 1 A .1 Q ECI:-' ffiji2::.J.' 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Lcixfg. 1, 1 fA'l'+f1ff1CH year . . xiii:-ted fflff 1:3 3 IQU':'.' ihormgx G1 Kell-'f .' Iifizii . If . QL:-'-.1 ii sing 123411 lf :':'.pr.i- 1 --.1 ' vv fi! Vi :Q ' Lf- Qt fe-tj' illf r':.'f '.-:fel Civil Air Pfzircl. U ' u 1-1. ' rv L tg: ffl-V: glyztf- . :Q fl '- f.1Lt- T. :Z I1 1.'i'1,'QI r1'i,r1': . . 111' us, I ':'1'i ::iGC?1f::if':t. 31 ,- ,.. C' 4' nw, 'ie ti 5 0-4- nv pf- fn... A Marilyn Muller Louis Muralorl vel r' N: rm Donald Ohlemacher Joyce Molnar Raymond Moosbrugger Jack Mulaney Wallace Murphy Car N nd ng Alpqe Nesgelhauf Elnzabe h Niles Kenneth N ms C'1arles Nlssen Jame CMalley James ORorl1 Melvin Ol'o 35 1944 ' Q .X 2 , 4 , :U l l All ll g lg , ' V' Q' 'Z F- Q. , A if 2. QL Q' ' . 5' QQ 7 ,Q 2. , f 4- u- ' N 2. X . ' 'W ' ' l e' 5 ' E y . 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To the class of 7944 When France fell rn the early summer or l940 rt became e :dent that the Umted States would qo to war and serrous pre paratron for rt began Thus y0Ur f0Uf years rn hrgh school have been war years They have not been years of normal life In America Many changes rn the usual school pro gram and actavrtres have been brought about by thrs emergency Hrgh school boys and grrls have been called upon to help break all national records rn productron They have shared the emotronal strarn that goes wrth waging war and facmg natronal drsaster All these things have made rt drffrcult for young people to keep therr sense of values ln the country as a whole there has been much talk about the breakdown an character and stabrlrty of youth This has not been true of you You are well qualrfrecl to meer the more severe tests whrch lre ahead of ou Karl E Whrnnery Supt of Schools THE FRAM Members of the FRAM staff The commemoratron rn your yearbook of the contributions of your class and the school to the war effort exemplrfres a frne perceptron of the rntanarble values of free public education Without consrderatron for others and cooperatron for the commom good the knowledge you have gained rs meaningless the skrlls of Irttle consequence In this book you have clearly demonstrated your abrlrty to adapt yourselves to a chang mg environment By planning and working toaether you have produced for your school and commumty a permanent record of school lrfe during wartrme In the face of many drffrcultres you have stayed on the fob overcome all obstacles and completed your courses My wlsh for you IS that you wrll contrnue to keep your eyes on the ball keep learn mg cooperating and growrng In this FRAM you have set a hugh standard of achleve ment May you carry on srmrlarly rn all your future endeavors Wayne C Blough Prrncrpal 50- V 1 5 I - ' I l ' , i 1 , . - I 1 , - I 1 ' I Board of Education 0IIlce Staff Marilyn Schlaffer BeHy Rohrbucher 1944 0 2 1 Hyacinfh Rheinegger, Vincenf Schuberf, Dr. J. D. Parker, James Flynn, Edward Hariman, Dr. C. R. Knoble. O WILLIAM PYSON 223 322 0ur Facult u hat thi-w do DOROTHY BALDUFF 327 EDNA SCHEID 226 HELEN MARY HOMEGARDNER 223 329 'EAN BEIS 328 EDITH HOWELL 206 BERTA JACKSON 326 V-ro MILDRED BOOKERMAN 331 PAUL LANING 325 OI' 'D RUTH RYAN 'I0'l MARIE REIFF 225 CARL RUFF 229 f' I ELLEN LEHMAN 203 I3 oc odor GRETCHEN BIEHL 204 J I ffl ION GLENN SCHROPP O5 JG Dorf II Col 1944 5 . , - O I l l - I .. ff.':,..': I-Z III f:,'rf:II.'T5 f?.e:'i1.5'7'g f:j:Q,'i. f If FV:-Q 5fr'.i:.:': 'QYQZ IIC - Ffflff Q.i':?'.'.' 'g.':,'i'.A7i t':f:'i':,' iifi- 3 fz'.ir..:': ?er.: .'Q'.'::1: Fijrzzi ET,'1I..I,I If fff r':i,:r.:5: FA Liffflii T I T ff-F-L ' ' Vx-fnvwf.-.A fx' .' '-' 'I 7 -:,..,I. I -.A,.,J,I, ,Ag 1:-. - W. -.p. ,',..T.M.' Lauhwvfr -A ,vfniw M -'F-1, Y- . W - H . . :Af-3 f4AHf-fu V' --M--an 1- :I.5,,,: .. .-:.i . .. :rip Y',L'lI lf1I,IIf, IZYYE..-5296i r7i1::::i ,,,,.,,., ,.,, .f UL, ,,,.,,,,. 1,4 - .. 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Fllif ,lid cIG.'se,i i':t.3r1:r:':, 1' 'I i d I zstcxcri PI1:e Secrtucfry' P.I'yG21ri:,IQe1n cf7'1rI:, ,Agyg11fy: ff-fig Ifffrig S-grz'-3-',', .A.IfQID Tffzixf-:' ':t1 .1 ffm: 571203 pvrvfc f v:r'- Fiwnff 'V f- If fx, Club :'1 ffff F44 CT',.1' '-'JCTEiiY, IXFI5 'lil'- J, .':.if,,1 '. 1,'1','.1 Lri f':i'.'1'G, rut - - -1 ,L.i'.'1i:'Q':Algebra,S:l1i7',c:t1Qir3'Iltrh Applgej flith fsfiih Sgr.-e'.' RICE' 71, S'4 .'e',' I.f3't?1e-Ti':'1C3 C142 QCII-eye Clubg f-7133.5 Gqgyiqfy I,,g-iggigga Ciufy . Ecxti Yf1i1Cilf'-fi Cixi :gre ffrzxp' rf:'11r.:nj:, 0ur Faculty J A PAULLIN 4 E B HAMBLIN 333 LEUA BITTIKOFER 301 M R WHITNEY 20 lov NATALIE MARQUART 227 1 C2 EARLE SEIDNER 223 323 C IN MADGE BACH 303 11 n 0 R uh at the-w do BETTY IRWIN 106 HOWARD ZIEMKE GLEN REHFUS RITA WENSINK 305 HAYDEN FOUTS-27 x THE FRAM , , - 0 C U . 0 E' 4:.f'1f' :9 r,,. :'g'r. 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Q, -.'- 7 22:1-, , :Z ' ' :.,:: 1944 i P N WILLIAM WILEY IAS HARRY REITER IAS THEODORE SEAMAN IAS WILLIAM WARD 300 W E EDMONDS Our Facuh MARIAN WILLIS-6 BYRON ALDRICH 33 X1El'lI thew 0 LEN WINKLER IAS 332 HARRY BOWMAN IAS HOMER SMITH A MRS SHIRER 'I28 GRACE PIETSCHMAN 'I25 E Cuz RACHEL ERSKINE 222 Follett House GVNEVA VVRIGHT 330 28 'VI I- YAPLE 02 MRS BOWMAN 306 JOSEPH KULDAU 228 NAOMI PITTMAN 222 I 1944 c 0 o Y 1. 1 d I IAS I-fZ'I.f:XT',1 f.5,fQ fqfj 13.1 . ?fefi,.'::f .3.Q::IT.:At1i' Ileiirggij-' Fgriiiii- UNA ,. N- ,f . Y I -- .r.- Jeifi, . f viii ,: - ' -fr, ,, A dig.. .-e::.:f,.1 :Kyi- 'i' 'J' if-iff Ti ' ' 'ii. j . . A ff , 111: y 4:Q, ':i13i. H VL Y . ' ,V H K: H , 5: 227 :PL LI- i Af,A 4-7 f - -- '- 7 - H H :yrrp 2.153 1' nge:-i ' Ifliflflj if X371-' ff? 3'ir1M ' 1 I' 1 - lui Q21 fri JA. x tiixxrf- '.'. ,3:iQr, 5 --if ' i'5'iT-bl' IH! ' I :Qi Ffifff Cffffffi Sigel fb, Fin! 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THE PRAM BAND As one approaches the band room he senses a medley of vartous mus1cal tnstruments warhng trornbones blar 1ng trumpets and squeaktng clarmets punctuated now and then by a roll1ng of drums or a banglng of the cymbals Through the efforts of our very capa ble d1rector Byron F Aldnch order s ach1eved and the tumult 1S forthw1th transformed mto a fast steppmg mar ttal a1r or a colorful overture so char acter1st1c of the Sandusky I-hgh School Band These seventy hve student mus1c1ans are an essent1al part of our school and communtty l1fe Can you 1mag1ne a home football game or basketball game wrthout the trad1t1ona1 marches of our band? Th1s group part1c1pates 1n all communtty funct1ons where an exper1enced band 1S necessary Good examples are bond rall1es all var1et1es of parades and patr1ot1c df1VSS or ded1 cat1ons Our band also g1ves publ1c concerts on Sunday afternoons whlch attract a great many of the c1ty s mu src lovers No real member of the orgamzatron can ever forget the thr1ll one senses when he has mastered a really tougn sect1on ot a prece or the almost un bearable anx1ety expenenced before an tmportant concert The same routrne occurs day after day each member playlng h1s respec t1ve 1nstrument as loudly as he IS abl As soon as unrson rs ach1eved comc stra1ns of 1nsp1r1ng mus1c wh1ch fulfrll the anclent proverb Out of Chaos oomes Order THE F RAM ORCHESTRA Mus1c hath charms to soothe the savage breast so the old sayrng goes The S H S Concert Orchestra IS one of our groups that produce these sweet stralns of mus1c But lets look back scenes to the place where lh1S mus1c 1S born and reared The place IS roorn l the t1me s1xth per1od of any day The man w1th the wavy black ha1r IS the dtrec tor Mr Edmonds The practrce starts out w1th an 1m mense amount of notse w1th no seem 1ng purpose tunmg up of course Then Mr Edmonds gets up and w1th clappmg of hands and shoutmg above the uproar manages to st1ll the tu mult The rehearsal IS f1nally 1n pro I Three days a week the str1ng sectlon of the orchestra rehearses On the other two days the ent1re orchestra lS massed 1n the small mus1c laboratory On such days one sees frrst coat and vest then t1e come off as Mr Ed 'nonds gets 1nto achon The result of thrs labor 15 exh1b1ted IH several publ1c concerts each year The orchestra also performs for the publ1c plays and occasronally for some c1v1c GCl1VllV The present orcnestra lS the result of e1ght years of hard work by Mr Ed monds When he came here he had very httle to work w1th but he has managed to bulld up a very flne or chestra for a school the slze of ours There are now about forty persons rn the orcnestra and the repertorre tn cludes classtcal and semt class1 al mu ' ' ' ,, -fmt X .n X N Y A S , , . 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Well always remember Mr Ed odds srngmg rn rehearsals-and ln ncerts too the orchestra clmrc t J' Hauensten the trme drdnt all start together rn Prarlud rum and then forgot to put on the endrng the Buckeye League con ert at Frndlaf Marche Slave Unfrn shed Symphony Orpheus n tne Under .vorld Stony Pomt those d sgruntled srxth perrod chem s try classes the Pageant ot Arnerrca and the trrp to Fremont those or chestra partres hear1ng about Musrc hath charms DANCE BAND Our dance band IS rated by thelr leader Byron F Aldrrch as probably one ol the best all round combmatrons for the swmgrng out of the popular tunes that our hrgh school has entoyed ln a long trme lt IS no great wonder when we consrder the mater1al at hand The Sandusky Hrgh School Dance Band consrsts of a sweet saxo phone sectlon of Ellen Loth Kenny Trgges loe Buder and Shrrley Leder a sohd trumpet foursome of lun1or Al bert hm Grlbert Eugene Waldsmrth and Brll Guckert a couple of mellow trombones Drck Sperr and Iohn Ger old Bob Schn1eder handhng the bass v1ol1n hke an expert Earl Bunge beat 1ng the drums Wllh the dexterrty ol a Krupa and lack Cannrng and Eleanor Fuchs exerc1s1ng complete control over the keyboard Although th1s group sounds l1ke the prck of the hnest musrcrans the fact re marns that dance band Work IS entrrely voluntary 1n addrtron to the every day band work lf on a Thursday evenlng as you pass the band room you hear sounds whrch remmd you ol one of the lead ng bands ot the country Just remember that rt rs the group of promrsrng young musrcrans commonly called the San dusky Hrgh School Dance Band CHOIR Trte trre lS lourln per od any day and fhe ever one rnds n mselt SHS he rna entcy choral mus lloatmg to hrs ears Tne sou ce? Wh, the A Capella Chorr ot course S let s go do rm to Room 6 and see Just Nhat happens Jhen 65 mrxed vorces and a good drre tor meet The pe rod starts nth talk ng not srngrng But as l1 1Y Mrss Wrllts calls for order the room strlls rnstantl lsometrmesl A v1s1tor would wonder what such a small person can have over th1s large group of students Here we hnd some of our most 1llustr1ous ldent Drck Young vrce presrdent and Iane Mack secretary treasurer One would also frnd Dale Grrswold school ptanxst among those present The order of the day may lnclude a wrde varlety of mus1c both sacred and secular There Wlll probably be much group slnglng but occasronally some mdtvldual work 1S done Tradrtronal goals for each year s work are the publlc Chrlstmas and sprrng concerts and the Chrrstmas and Easter programs for the student body lnterspersed among these are pro grams for servrce clubs and varrous c1v1c act1v1t1es Remember that program at the Sol drers Home and those Trojan Powd r Companys partles at lunror H1gh7 And we ll never forget practrces lor the processronal rn the Chrrstmas program trymg to keep 1n step carry a can dle and srng all at the same trme But for all our tears we drd 1t wrth smooth ness There are those who hke to srng well enough to come at noon and re hearse Wrth the boys quartet the grrls sextet or the mlxed octet Remember when the prtch plpe dldnt Work on Deck the Halls rn the Chrrstmas con cert? And there are memorres of the boys and grrls choruses Where We took our prelrrmnary Work to chorr rnembershrp of the chemrstry class es tearmg therr harr at our s1ng1ng and we tearrng ours at those awful odors solos Sold1er, soldler ', Beau trtul Savror , l Am An Amer1car1 1944 in . T .' ' ' ' A I I I I I Y . . . l . ' L . l , . , rv-X . I I I . , ' I ' ' ' 4 U ' ' r f . . 1 rn n llr. 1 . . . we I I I I ,I, - II ic - t , .V . , ' I ' I . H- . I I O ' ' II II' I I .III I . . c 1 . . . , . P X .4 f H H l , V A . l . . ,, ,, I , ,, T - Y-' l 1 A I I ' . . - I .A . . . NGHCYIAHH ' ' ' the pu durmg FIGYS- classmates: Gord Ebert, the Choir pres- . . , ' ' ' , ' e . . . . - I ' I . . Q ' . I . ' A ..51.. COLLEGE CLUB Every second Monday 1n the month the members of the College Club mount the dark treacherous old burldrng starrs to Room 305 Members collect rn lrttle groups and watch the newcomers enter We conttnue talkrng over the days happenmgs untrl Drck Young our Prestdent pounds the 1m aglnary gavel for order and our meet rng begrns Old and new busrness rs dtscussed and the mmutes are read by the secretary Mrdge Merkle Drck rntroduces our speaker for the evenmg usually a representatrve of some college and we focus our atten tron Frrst the representattve prctures a small portton of the college campus lrfe and classrooms for us Then we are shown technrcolor slrdes and movres of the college wh1ch are us ually more mterestmg He runs the camera and at the same trme explarns each prcture The speaker 1S always a good sport and when a few comments rssue from the darkness most often from Burket or Lundberg he always has an answer Usually the campuses are very beauttful and the pulchr1tude of the temrnrne students does not go unno t1ced by the masculme members of the College Club Of course the g1rls have therr opportunrtv when an Army or Navy unrt stat oned at the college flashes across the screen THE F RAM As the picture ends the lights go on and the mernbers make comments on the prctures me have ust seen Many of us thmk we mrght even ltke to go there but ved st ll lrke to ask a few thmgs about the college that the speaker has fatled to mentton so when he asks rf there are any questrons a f rouse therr hands and rnqurre about the turtron the new accelerated college program vacattons and spe c1al courses When there are no more auestrons the speaker thanks us for bemg such attentrve lrsteners and says that rf we ever want to know a l1ttle more about the college he would be glad to hear from us STUDENT COUNCIL A general hub bub and mumbllng was heard at the begrnnmg of srxth perrod one Wednesday afternoon near room 323 A v1s1tor passmg the room and mqurrtng the cause of the norse was told that the Student Councrl was rn sessron Soon the norse subslded and the 1n qursrtrve v1s1tor peered rnto the roorn through the partly open door to see what was happemng He saw a tall senlor lesse Bohanan stand1ng at the front of the room callrng for order At a second glance he saw another a grrl readrng a l1st of people s names from a notebook haltlng only to put marks af V I r J . . 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I - ter the names of those .vho ans Nered here Th1s sen1or was Iackre Fuller secretary of the Student Counctl Strll peerrng through the door our v1s1tor watched as Iesse called for new busmess One of the members rose and asked a questton about the sale of Easter Seals whlch the Councrl was about to carry on for the frrst t1me this year Iesse then explamecl how all tne money derrved from the sale would be used for crlppled chrldren After an 1nterest1ng drscusslon the next rtem of buslness the Councrls dance was brought up Our v1s1tor berng of lr1sh descent was glad to hear that the dance would be held on St Patrrcks Day Numerous names for the dance were suggested and frna ly the Councll decrded to call rt the Blar ney Brawl Whlle our v1s1tor was st1ll gaz1ng mto the room Iesse gave a report on the Student Talent Program and ap pomted several commrttees to take charge of the arrangements He also made an announcement about noon dancmg another Councll sponsored act1v1ty As our v1s1tor began movmg sllently away from the door he heard the pres 1dent call for a motron for adlournment Soon the members of the Counctl came out of the room and headed for the1r respectlve srxth perlod classes MATHEMATICS CLUB lt IS the f1rst Monday ID February and we have trudged up the statrs to Room 323 for the regular monthly meetlng of the Mathematrcs Club A few early brrds have arrrved ahead of us and more straggle rn unt1l well af ter t1me to start About ten mmutes late Prestdent lack Wallace calls the meettng to order but there IS l1ttle change ln the soctable tone of the con versatron Lookmg about about forty more or less math students look1ng here But watt Lets see what the presldent has to say Somethmg unusual there ts an 1tem of busmess lack tells us that our club one sees mterested and there IS to have charge of the stand at one of the basketball games and N ll twelve persons krndly volunteer o fork? A ferr brave souls rarse ther hands but of course not enough The rest of the volunteers are appomted and we proceed wtth the program Mtss Brehl has charge of the pro gram tonrght and that means som thmg new and rnterestmg What are those dlagrams on the board? She be gms explamrng and we follow slowly She efcplams how pornts on the crrcum ferences of wheels of drfferent srzes move the same drstance m one revolu tron how part of a tram wheel moves backward when the tram moves for ward and how two potnts on the c1r cumference of a wheel move at drffer ent speeds at the same t1me As she concludes lack Adelman sums up our feelrngs wlth l don t belleve rt Hav mg gone through rt all agam MISS Blehl fmds us st1ll skeptlcal at the con cluslon She then proves perfectly that a trapezord IS congruent to a rectangle and shows us how unobservant we are to bel1eve rt All 1n all 1t lS a very en Joyable evenxng Remember lack Wallaces gum dropp1ng to the desk-and lack put tlng 1t back rn hrs mouth Dr Lange and the metrrc system those 1m possrble problems that can be proved the meetmg wtthout offlcers or members present? We always Wrll S' 194 -63 4 X Y ,t 11 . . . X 9 . , 1 - . X . f . . ,, , ' Q . . . 1 , , . . . .. 11 . 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V V 1 ' ' , 9 , .xv-V , A 1 1 . . , . 1 DRAMATIC CLUB lt you should see Dave Scheld stumb l1ng 1nto the audrtorlum some Thurs day evenlng about 7 2U you know that the Drarnattc Club IS about to begm lane Mack the secretary collects her club notes and reads both the rmnutes and the roll call only to be rnterrupted by shghtly humorous remarks fro n var1ous members Mr Seldner then grves some h1nts and comments on Dramattcs us1ng some of the cast of the Sprmg Play to tnterpret them tor the club Followmg th1s a short almost unre hearsed play IS grven by several mem bers The actors although they dont know thexr l1nes very well carry on 1n the true Splfll of the stage At a par ttcularly ser1ous part of the play an embarrassmg sttllness falls upon the entxre room as the hero struggles vam ly to remember h1s lmes Soon the whlspered words of the prompter are heard by all present whrch adds fur ther to the embarrassment ot the hero Determlned to do or dre the cast car r1es on and after several such ep1sodes the play trnally ends Dave clambers back onto the stage and closes the meet1ng The members they drscuss the play or wart for therr trlends 1nd1cat1ng that another meet 1ng of the Dramatlc Club has ended in THE FRAM FORUM CLUB Shortly after 7 15 Dave Brand rushes 1nto room 222 and raps h1s gavel on the desk Th Forum Club has been called to order After a mmute or so the talk1ng qulets down to a po1nt where Iackre Fuller can be heard read mg the mlnutes and roll call As soon as these prelrmmarres are dtsposed of Dave opens the buslness meetmg by suggestlng that the club Enough money was recerved from the Hollday Hangover the clubs Masked Marvel dance to pay for such an undertak1ng lmmedtately crres ot protest ar1se from the members Paul Koch suggest ed that the club put all tts money 1nto war bonds Arguments follow members con verse among themselves Dave pounds h1s gavel and slrght chaos retgns Whlle thts ts taktng place some of the members unencumbered w1th th e woes of the world bl1thely s1t back 1U therr seats and read books whrch they thoughtfully brought along wrth them A vote IS taken and the motton 1S lost New motlons are made wlth drawn or voted upon The mcessant talk1ng contmues Dave pounds hrs gavel agaln and shouts Remember We are followmg parllamentary proce dure and adds Please Be Qulet' ' 1 adjourn to the first floor corridor where buy Q few pgintings for the Schggll I . -64- Boyd Dantels r1ses to a polnt of or er At length the motlon IS tabled unt1l the next meet1ng and the program con tlnues Several ne N members g1ve 1n 1t1at1on talks on such subjects as Heh coptors Iuverule Delmguency and popular Dance Bands After th1s last talk recordmgs by current favorlte or chestras are played for the benef1t of the club About 815 Dave calls for a motlon for adtournrnent The mot1on IS made Whlle the members dash towards the doors someone shouts a hurr1ed sec ond to the mot1on Most of the mem bers are on the1r way to the1r favor1te hangout as Dave va1nly raps h1s gavel on the desk declar1ng The meetmg lS adtourned GAA The G A A fone club unhampered by the manpower shortagel had the able 5ponsorsh1p of M1s5 Wen 1nk M1ss Homegardner and Mrs Phe1ffer Club off1cer5 for the year were Pres1dent Nat Houk V1cePres1dent Ruth Mar shall Secretary Treasurer Geraldme Bates and Student Counc1l Represen tat1ve Lo1s Hartman Our act1v1t1es for the year began at the annual 1n1t1at1on for all new mem bers Remember how scared all the l1ttle fresh1es were and recall how Lo1s Kr1ss and Betty Wahl blushed so fur1ously and why? Then we had our Hallowe en Party free doughnuts and cokes for everyone fcrder wasnt ra troned but Just try to get somel Ah yes' D1dnt a sen1or team over Nhel the underclassmen 1n basketball tlsat ntght too? Our sports parade for 43 and 44 D6 gan w1th F1eld Hockey a season of sore sh1ns st1ff l1rr1bs and sh1ners Smce Old Man Wmter put 1n an earl, appearance the hockey tourname t was not played off unt1l late sprlng The flrst 1ndoor sport was Volleyba l The Sophomores capta1ned by Pat Moore came through for the1r second consecutrve year to capture the charn p1onsh1p The next 1mportant event was the annual Thanksgwmg Dance the Ptg sk1n Pow wow l-l1gh l1ght of the eve n1ng was the Club s presentahon of a War Bond to the school Theres a flrst t1me for everythmg and such a f1rst occurred on Fr1day even1ng February l8 when two All Navy J tnvaded Iumor l-l1ghs hard wood court to play a prehrnmary ba ketball game before lohn Q Publc The Navy team paced by Ruth Mar shall and Lo1s Hartman co captams scuttled the Army successfully out maneuver1ng 1t throughout the second a The off1c1al basketball tournament term1nated w1th The Semors tak1ng top honors and bask1ng 1n the glory of a season l1ghted by Sllff competrtlor from every s1de An event to be remembered was the annual G A A Banquet preceded by the All Star Basketball game l th1s second game the Army avenged 1lS former defeat and turned the tables on the h1ghly favored Navy team emerg1ng v1ctor1ous from a game most v1v1dly descr1bed as TERRIFIC Pollowmg the game there were sev eral tr1cky tumbl1ng acts by Fresn men then we adtourned to the d1n1rg room to devour a del1c1ous d1nner Other act1v1t1es sponsored by G A A but not l1m1ted to Club membe s were bowllng p1ng pong and softbal 654 1944 - A I . 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I 4 I T HOME ECONOMICS CLUB rumoer ot vovce e heard n s de tre rollett House the hands o e lock po nt to tve rn1nutes pat eve All the g1rl of the ome lfc Cluo are assembled v a1t1ng tor the ar r1val o' tr1e1r pres1dent Ioyce lflaschar enters breathlessly hurrymg IH tronn ner Nurses A1d ork She th n calls the rreet1ng to order and plans arc d1scused or the Bond Dance and a ea or the g1rls mothers Followma the busr ss rr e 1ng the g1rls adtou n to th k1tchen to make cook es SHS teachers 1n the Serv ce Later about f1fty dozcn cook1es were sent out and the g1rls were rewarded w1th 1nterest1ng letters from each man re ce1v1ng the COOk1GS V71th the evenmgs work out of the way the g1rls gather around the p1ano to smg or hold a Jam sess on After exhaustmg ther energ1es they break up no1s1ly and 1nvade the Kev pee tor a coke One meet1ng th1s year was devoted to cutt1ng out garments for the Red Cross An open house and style show Two tvt enty l1V9 dollar bonds we e bought lrom the rece1pts at the Bond Dance Grace Sloan v as elected State Secretary ot the Student Clubs of Oh1O n Columbus and attended the meet IDQS th1s year 1n Apr11 wlth three oth r members of th1s club HE FRAM A.. 'SXS- COMMERCIAL CLUB Every other Monday GVGHIDQ at 7 15 a so called meet1ng of the Progresswe Commerc1al Club lS held 1n Room lOO or 201 Before the meet1ng gets under f ay the g1rls s1t 1n groups and QOSSID about the day s happen1ngs and what vt1ll take place atter the meet1ng Now the pres1dent IS call1ng the meet1ng to order lXext comes the rtnnutes and roll call by the secretary I-'m' Those g1rls Just cant ISS1Sl talc 1ng Mane s new na1l pol1sh Trop1cal Sunset lS exam1ned Wllh ohs and ahs Sue 1n the meant1me tells the g1rls about that new pertume S1nat ra s Wh1sper Howard the only male member lS surrounded by many 'em IH ne adm1rers He certa1nly has a monopoly' The m1nutes have been read and approved and the roll ha been called Nov tne pres1dent 1ntroduces the s eaker for the even1ng a Mr Sm1th who Wlll talk How Rat1on1ng Vorks 1n Banks Mr Sm1th IS a tall dark good look1ng young rar C ounger than our usual speakersl and o course he has the g1rls attent1on and d1n1rat1on Soon the speaker lS t1n1shed and t1en the pres1aen' announces a sur pnse a mag1c program by a talented '1 at one ot S H S s well kno tea hers Ioe Ir takes the stage and s mply asc1nates t e g1rls vou kno FQbbllS pulled out o' hats hand IS OU1ClCeIll1G1'1 the eye etc Well MGQIC 66- A 1 ' ' e f-vr 1 5 , , , .. . s o.. .. - 1 A 1 1 1 Us 1 . 1 th c L 1 ..' s V I .J ' ' A F ' . l ' ' , 1 1 who , ' ' ' , , T ' w . .e M . , s ' 1 m I ' ' ' ' . . 1 . . 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The members are on their feet in a jiffy, pulling on coats, and putting fin- ishing touches on their lips And so ends another meeting of the Commer cial Club Remember Orchestra concerts and all the members tramping noisily through Room 100 A play by Com mercial students A talk by a perfect secretary Our blonde president Dis cussions about the Youth Center DINGHY Monday afternoon 6th period the serenity of room 322 is turned into a turmoil of busy chattering individuals whose conversation steadily increases in momentum as the clock ticks on This is the Dinghy in the making To the mass of its subscribers the name means simply a paper to be picked up in the home rooms every second Fri day but to these twelve staff members 1t 1S a never ending cause for work and worry A shout across the room from one of the editors sends a loafing re porter scurrying to the mimeograph room to bring back typed copy while in a far corner of the room several members of the feature staff are vainly trying to decide upon the teacher of the week while lending an ear to the loud debate being carried on by the editorial department in futile attempt to choose the editorial topic for the week A continuous exchange of frenzied quiet down threats has little effect upon the self centered depart ments each interested in its own wel fare and all striving to meet the copy deadlines in desperate last minute prints Gradually the room settles down somewhat but the hasty en trances and departures the shouting and discussion and Mr Pysons tune ful reminder Today is Tuesday to morrow is Wednesday and next day s Thursday seem a necessary part of publishing the Dinghy The days la bors end abruptly as the dismissal bell rings A few minutes later Room 322 is restored to calm with only a scatter ing of clippings and scrawled copy to remind the casual passerby that this is the domicile of the Dinghy. Thursday is the positive deadline for all copy and a good percentage of the Dinghy IS written on that day as the shades of dusk enclosed our Alma Ma ter Finally when the court house clock tolls the hour of six a tired but satisfied editor and several equally exhausted staff members end their la bors for another week Yes tomorrow the Dinghy will be distributed to our students but the worry and pathos de creed by cruel fate for a dozen staff members and their energetic consci entious advisor IS never known nor appreciated This year s Dinghy staff adopted several changes in format which im proved its appearance and under Mr Pyson s capable direction the news and feature coverage was broadened The first revisions occurred shortly before the end of the first semester when the Dinghy appeared with even columns and more art1st1c story headings Since that time the Dinghy has continued to improve and increase in student popularity Marty Everds deserves the plaudits of her fellow students and staff for her splendid contributions to the Dinghys art department Manag mg editors of this year s Dinghy were Lewis Marquart and Bill l-legner larva- V 1944 . . . 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THE F RAM 3-kafz,-M Class Histor FRESHMAN YEAR September l94O when we entered Sandusky I-ltgh School was the be grnmng of a new epoch rn our lrves 1f not rn Sandusky Hrgh School lt was hard for us at frrst havrng to be untmportant Freshles for at Iunror Hrgh we had been consrdered very btg and tmportant as erghth graders The vast S H S burldrng fnghtened us and practrcally all of us were lost that memorable frrst day of school The traffrc rules at Iunror Htgh had a noyed us but they surely would have helped us here Choostng our OW 1 subjects was somethrng unheard of and we were qurte rnexperrenced tn the whole matter However we en toyed our tntroductron to the Senror Hrgh soclal lrfe The Park Plan for dancmg after basketball games was tnaugurated durtng our frrst semester and proved popular To choose a Student Councrl Representattve was also a new and ex crtrng experrence Math Club was open for brrlltant mathematrcrans G A A was open to sports mrnded gtrls and many made therr mark rn volley ball and basket ball Outte a few of the husky boys went out tor footballand proved that they would be a great asset to the team the followmg three years Open House was held durlng our freshman year School was held as usual tn the mornrng but afternoon classes were held at nrght to show the parents how the school runs Many parents renewed acquatntances wrth some of the older teachers and drs cussed grades and work Open House proved to be a success and was well attended Among the many movtes were The Sea Hawk The Hunchback of Notre Dame and the Ghost Breakers wrth Bob Hope A student talent program and other tnterestrng audrtorrum meetrngs were held and emoyed even though we THE FRAM Freshtes had to stand most of the ttme Oh yes we were rrght 1n style too Just lrke the upper classmen Torso length sweaters and mrlttary boots were noveltres that year Battered addle oxfords polo coats and pleated skrrts were also favorrtes Colored dtcktes were a new fad worn under new V neck sweaters Yes we Fresh tes were on the beam and soon learned all the S H S slang Cook rng on all four burners smooth mellow you slay me We knew 1ust how to order a specral coke combrned wrth lemon cherry choco late or lrme The ways of S H S school lrfe were soon an old story o Oh yes that was also the year our football team beat Fremont 46 Ol SOPHOMORE YEAR Our Sophomore Year or 42 was a very memorable year rn our lrves lt was a ftrst year for many thtngs but a last year for more Thrs was the year that total war frnally reached our country As we sat rn the audrtonum lrstemng to the radto and heard Presr dent Roosevelt ask for a declaratron whrch would send our country back rnto world conflrcts agarn we realrzed that our sophomore year was one we would never forget We had such dehghtful experrences as admrssron to the Dramatrc Camera Forum Home Ec and Commerctal Clubs We were transferred to peaceful homerooms fro mthe assembly where we were the last class to spend our freshre year Durrng our sophomore year and thereafter the Senror Class used the assembly as a homeroom We then were tntroduced to the card sys tem of drsrnrssal or checkout boards September l94l to Iune 1942 was a great year for entertatnment too We enjoyed such rnovtes as Santa F Trarl Rebecca Meet Iohn Doe Lost Hortzon Underground Wanted Wrngs and Mr Deeds Go s - - , , , , .. 1 . .. . H . I I . . I . . . - , I - .. . . . n I I , . , A v . ' ' I I - I . ' ' ' ' I - . . . ' + . . 1 - . . . . us, I I Q , , , ' ll- II . . . , I , , , . . , -, . . t - .. . xl ' NJ ' I I I I , , - , . - , , . , , Q I , . c 7C To Town Who can forget those good trrnes at the Forum Club W P A Dance and the Red Cross Vlctory Hop the only afternoon dance ln ou h1story'9 Th1s was the year also that the people of Sandusky were so for tunate as to hear the Unlted State Ma r1ne Band Noon danc1ng 1n the gym began ln our sophomore year lt was started for the students vtho br1ng therr lunch es or eat down town so that they may have someth1ng to do dur1ng the noon hour Remember ln the fall of l94l when we had the opportun1ty to hear our football game wrth Toledo DeV1lb1ss over the rad1o'? Chlmes heralded us to our classes for a short whlle durlng our sophomore year but an unexpected d1ff1culty pre vents therr further use untll the war IS over The styles ln thos edays were typrcal of modern youth Stat1on wagon coats were popularly chosen by both boys and g1rls Shell r1mmed glasses ap peared rn a blaze of beautlful tlnts Boys wore red Wlndsor bow tles and glrls favored v1v1d hpstlck and na1l pollsh We enloyed such outstand1ng tun s as Deep 11 the Heart of Texas Rose O Day Blues 1n the N1ght Chatta nooga Choo choo Iersey Bounce Somebody Else ls Tak1ng My Place l Dont Want To Walk Wrthout You Elmer s Tune Remember Pearl Har bor and Dear Mom Can t you also recall the days when the Boogle was the latest dance craze? JUNIOR YEAR Proud of the t1tle Upperclassmen we returned to our stud1es on Septem ber l4 1942 determlned to make our mark on the school Don Green was chosen to gulde us through th1s rlgor ous year To ass1st Don we elected lesse Bohanan v1ce presrdent and Vrr grma Threm secretary treasurer Ten new teachers were added to the faculty and several teachers left for the servlce Mr Moore had passed away the prevtous month Several new courses for sen1ors were 1ntroduced 1nto the currlculum Our football team encouraged by g1rl cheerleaders won four lost f1ve and hed one After our football sea son all lnterscholastlc sports were d1S conttnued for the duratron Most of the boys turned thelr mterests to 1ntra mural sports The student councrl orgamzed noon danclng superv1sed the corr1dors pre sented a student talent program and publlshed the student handbook The College Club opened 1ts enrollment to those classmates of ours who contem plate college Thls was the year of numerou changes 1n the trme made both by the school and by the government Home room pertods were 1naugurated as was also the s1x perrod day Refresher Math and Physlcal Fltness for senlor boys were glven for the hrst trme We sponsored the Swrng Sh1ft of 43 dance and attended such other dances as Prgskm Parade Ieep Img gle and Vlctory Stamp Ratronlng of gasol1ne coffee shoes meat and canned goods began th1s year Automoblles trres and sugar had been placed on the ratloned l1st prevrously Teachers and students helped 1n the war effort by domg any thrng from dlstrrbutmg Ratlon Book Three to workmg ln local war plants In February Sandusky l-hghs gr gantlc Ieep A Week Drlve began B lune over Sli? OOO worth of war stamps and bonds had been bought m school Thrs was enough to pay for twenty yeeps f1ve over our goal Zoot sults Norweglan sweaters b bushkas and those odd war t1me cre atlons the Vtctory su1ts were the rage throughout the year We were Dream1ng of a Whlte Chrlstmas all year long whlle our romantlc boys were croonmg Youd Be So NICS To Come Home To Other favor1tes were Brazll That Old Black Magrc and Dont Get Around Much Anymore Loyal M1ller was our representat1ve to Buckeye Boys State School ended Iune 4 for everyone ex cept a number of our semors to be who attended summer school By do mg th1s they earned enough credlts to graduate and st1ll be able to enter the armed SSTVICSS or to work part t1me durrng the followlng year 1944 ll ' ' , 1 1 1 , 1' . ' . A 1 T 1- , l - s , , ' ' - tr . . , . . ' d , . . . . ' ' ' e ' ' xx - ll 1: . , . , . , - I lr IX - - ll lx I ' ' ' - ' Y - I I xl . ry ' ' I . , I - fl xt ll r A I - G- tx - 11 I I I - I- , , . - . - , , I I - ' I - - ' , SENIOR YEAR Three down and one to go That was our thought as on September 8 1943 we entered upon the last lap of our tourney through Sandusky Hrgh And 1t was also wrth a feelrng of antr c1pat1on for those thtngs whtch come only ln the senlor year and whrch make our hrgh school lrfe so satrsfyrng and cornplete Of course many thrngs would be changed by the war whrch though not touchlng us 1mmed1ately would not pass us by There were all those va cancres of our classmates who had Jorned up or gone to work 1n war plants There were the mtramural football and basketball school starttng on Wednesday to get done earller teachers rn the servrce boys 1n un1 form v1s1t1ng our classes But all these thrngs we took rn strrde as normal happenmgs of abnormal trmes The l1fSl tlme we had a chance-ie real1ze that we were really senrors a group by ourselves was October 29 rn the flnale of the football season when 1antly by lusty cheerrng from the stands won from the underclassmen team 36 20 Thrs was only the begrnnrng of a long l1st of act1v1t1es that kept us busy runn1ng around the bu1ld1ng makrng arrangements attendtng commrtt e meetrngs and everythrng else that goes Wlth successful protects Our Sen1or Dance on November 5 was next on the 11st of acttvrtres The day berng Sadre Hawklns Day faccordrng to the comrc strtpl We made our dance a costume ball Remember all those costumes the square dancrng and the Sadte Hawktns Day race? On electlon day we were grven a chance to express ourselves at the polls even though our votes drdnt count We showed that we were as smart as our elders by choosrng the same persons for offrce The Dramatlc Club Thanksgrvtng play Wlngs Over Washrngton brought us to our frrst trme off from studles the Thanksgrvtng vacatron We drd Remember Pearl Harbor THE PRAM December 7 by buyrng over S2000 1n war bonds lust before Chrrstmas we chose as class colors burgundy and wh1te Gettrng measured for caps and gowns havrng our ptctures taken and orderrng announcements and cards soon made us aware that the end of our career at S H S was clrawlng near The 1ntramural basketball program got under Way wrth games agalnst such teams as Troyan Powder Com pany Alumnl and Coast Guard Our attentron then was centered on arrangements for that event of events the Senror Receptron February 9 The banquet the speeches the dancmg IH sured a really wonderful tlme for ev eryone And of course we w1ll remem ber Dave Scherd s1gnall1ng for a laugh and Don Green callrng the wartresses Iumor H1gh Grrls and mentronrng that there are 35 of us here who are not here Those partres afterwards kept us busy most of the nlght but oh how hard rt was to stay awake 1n classes on Thursday To top rt off there was that audltorrum program on Publ c Health srxth perrod I-lavlng recovered from the receptron we found Work on the Frarn stanng ls 1n the face We prtched 1n earnestly to make sure our Memory Book would be the treasured DOSSGSSIOH we wanted 1t to be In May we had an experrence that comes only to electron year classes the mock conventron We went through all the procedures of the nattonal con venttons and flnally chose our candr :lates for the leaders of our country The banners and speeches and cere mony that went W1th thts were really excrtrng The Sprtng play the Pram the Sen tor play these all managed to keep us busy 1n those few remarnrng short months As lune approached we be gan to thtnk of lobs college or the armed forces All our thoughts about the future were necessarrly colored by the war lune l commencement day marked the end of our hrgh school years , I I . , J . ' - I - I I I I I I our boys on the field, supported val- 4 'A ' . I . . ' 1 ' ' Q , c I I . -A l . 1 . , , -72... PUPILS IN THE WAR EFFORT H1 s1ng steam th obb1ng engmes molten metal 1-Jh1rr ng lathes grrnd 1ng screech1ng rasp1ng and s raprg norses rmngled .1 1th odors o not m tal warm o1l and s1-Jeatmg rren are no longer myster1es to those of us mo have worked 1n war plants N are now draftsmen coremakers a s1sta'11 chem1sts mach1n1sts and general l'af1 dymen 1n the local factor1es Some of our countrv bred ads hela a back to the sorl movement of the1r own and took the place of drafted farm hands Often the sun set 1n tae d1stant west before these fellows f1 1shed the1r day s work I-Xvast ye Lubbers' and Shrp Ahoy' was the greet1ng g ven us last fall when several of our classmates re turned from a summer s sa1l1ng on tn Great Lakes These young Barnacle B1lls were help1ng to carry v1tal coal and 1ron ore for war plants Our gallant gals werent afra1d to get gr1my e1ther and a large number of them took Jobs to help local 1ndus tr1es overcome the manpower short age Some of them worked on rubber products and these g1rls probably helped assemble the raft wh1ch our Physlcal FITNESS boys used Less glam orous but nonetheless 1mportant Joos were f1lled by others who worked n off1ces or beh1nd counters A few of our stenographers to be punched typewr1ters at the rat1on and draft boards wh1le that pleasant vo1ce you heard ask1ng Number Please? may have also been one of our class mates The fact that lOU pounds of 1ron IS leavy was proved to our boys when they helped on the scrap dr1ves The g1rls kept themselves busy by collect 1ng waste fat kn1tt1ng for the R d Cross and help1ng at the hosp1tals Both boys and g1rls helped d1str1bute Ramon Book two We put our extra cash 1nto var bonds and stamps to push the 1eep up the h1ll and help speed the return of our classmates from the army and navy All these lh1l'1gS we carrred on wh1le e .vere st1ll attendtng scnool a J onseauently g eat ad1ust ents ne essary 1n nsany o ou hedules Even though ffe worked atter scho u t1l late we found t1rre to stud, ard our grad s d d ot drop too rruch SENIOR POPULARITY POLL The lass of 44 voted alrro t u an mously or Loyal M1ller and Nat Houk as the boy and g1rl most l1k ly to sd ceed Loyal and Nat have also co tr1buted rrost to the class VVe chose Len Catr1 and lv ary Al c P1etschman as the Sen1ors wrth the sharpest wardrobes Le'1 s car 1sr t Dave Sche1d though ob,ect1ng1 somet mes called farmer and Taro Mack whose na1r 1S often adorned by a carnat1on are the proud possessors of the two most sparklmg personalr IGS Loyal M1ller and Pat McGooke,f were chosen a the bus1est lt seem that these two have covered more m1le age do1ng endless tobs and assvgn ments at Sandusky H1 than any oth r pounders of our beloved corr1dors The great honor of bemg the lazlest fthere was a lot of compet1t1onl wen to none other than Vlfgll P1pp1n th w1zard of Bookkeepmg class and Ma 1 lyn Ebner the g1rl w1th the raven tresses The two Senrors who have the mos1 to say are Dav1d Brand and Ethel Kall man Dave IS a one man debattng team and Ethel can talk herself 1n and out of Just about everythmg The class chose Gene Deffenbaugn a'1d Helen Mar1ott1 as the boy and g1rl hav1ng the least to say but what they dont say they th1nk and the1r mark show that they do plenty of thmkrng And now for the s1gh guy and p1n up g1rl of I4 For our man of the balcony scene Skeeter Young re cerves the honor and for our enchant ress of the N1le well cant you Just p1cture Mary Ahce P1etschman9 lts go1ng to be lots of fun to se what tlrese outstand1ng SSHIOTS have done by the t1me we get together fo our ten year reun1on 194 4 W 1 ' ' f ., ' , Rf' -Q ' r ' - C 1 A X I' T YY1 1 YVGTC T 5 1 -A 1 1 c ' 1 1 f r sc s 1 , ' 1 ., - Y , , A, - - - - .1 . 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' v' 1 thletlc September 12 Ntnety three eager prospecttve grtdders Crowded tnto the lockerroom of Strobel Fteld wtth Coa n Glenwrtght tssumg eautpment lor openmg practtce sesstons as our war t1me tntramural program got under way We were all dtsappotnted .f ben we read the announcement that the 45 1ntersCholast1C football schedule bad been can elled because ol a laok t transportatton lGC1l1l19S Surely felt tlms would mean tlne end o loot balls long and glortous relgn over S H S atldlettcs A Cur ous and surpr s nal lar.1e Crowd turned out to W tness tue open er and we rrere nappx to see ll t e tradtt onal 'an 'are Len W nkler at the mnce the snoreboard tn o, rat on the band reoptna tlunas up fr 'lt tlnelr mus C ana laal'ttrne d spl enthustasttf' Cheerleaders mascot, Q 9, ,qgy .ab also 'Q snappy unttorms lona e d weeps ana po V-rer a ves s ng u tne alma m ter at a t me grard stord oa ln g baton tr rung r the dr rn r' or de perate las' rn J e sses 'ea ers at t e aates F ve Conte t ere staged d ea Cel: e up be a e s Ca o b Ce e a o ,re r relcsnajvenus eecs r le e saua re e ome fnat bu t e ma or P e e l t r e p s ra r Cs nder sa tae CoaCne arf on t fl nba a a sled un' dress renearsals 1 d or tl pen Cs lx r Ca Gs P tr rr lteld day? 33 :IQ TOP ROW Gordon Ebert B ll Hegner Jesse B lwaran I ox Schrlflker Don Green Clyde Mrller Tom Ruskvn MIDDLE ROW Bull Hcuser Henry Baker Curl Berlocn Ronn e role Drclc Young Len Carr: BOTTOM ROW Duck Brown, .lam Fosco, Lowell Leech becroe Hrll THE FRAM C ' ' . 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M TR 11 OT, 1 J ' W I ' ' ' 1 ' -. - ,I .11 ' ' ' 11 .eat to 1: e'er3: 1 11on, Q41 rr 1 111 r1 ow.-. -75- General Sports Our senror year was a unrque one athletrcally vtrth an extensxve rntramu ral program replacrng the usual tnter scholastrc competrtron The program not only rncluded the maJor sports but also a complete schedule of mrnor sports Handball was rntroddced to a large group of eager boys early rn No vember as the curtarn dropped on prg skrn warfare The battle for frrst pla e was waged through several weeks w1th Drck Schnrttker edgrng Drck Bets rn the playoff match The doubles comblnatron of B615 and Benner cap Meanwhrle swrmmmg practrce be gan rn earnest and desprte cancella tron of the mterscholashc schedule our mermen put on several exc1t1ng rntra mural meets Bob Burket splashed hrs way to two thrrds rn the state meet to glve Sandusky a place 1n the standrngs on a par wrth veteran tank squads Bowlrng under the drrectron of Mr Ward completed 1lS thlrd season at S H S wrth George H111 s Strrkers tak mg the league trtle for the thrrd suc cessrve year March brought the end of basket ball and an enthuslastrc array of vol leyball teams settled down to compete for the champronshrp wrth Irm Fosco s Bombers corrung out on top Most of the Senror boys were kept busy throughout the last two estrmates wrth a thorough course of physlcal tramlng llberally endowed wlth cales thenrcs cross country runs an obstacle course and long dlstance swrms Softball returned to Sandusky Hrgh early ln Apnl and the number of en trants gave evrdence of rts great popu larrty Surely one of our lrngermg memo rres of SHS wrll be the frne sports program rn whrch we all had the pleasure of part1c1pat1ng Geronimo' Physical Fllness up and over on bended knee nme men on a raft THE PRAM 76- , Y, 4 . - I u H . . , . - 1 A 1 A . A C . U 1 tured top honors in their event. ' ' . ' . 4 . i t ff: I ' I CLASS WILL the cass o l9 havirg corri eo r 1 ears tpernaps ve or s xl e e ul learnirg to D9 a akened dclang o netaso' a the lwloloub o' 11ar n ls rrian1 o c r ello students have already met t re ng ot sound rntnds and recalling rnerror es 'at lea t 1 e do hope ake publish and declare thts e our last 111ll and testarrertt t e do bequeath to Teachers mn aLouGH en MISS WILLIS- 1: Q rs o a 1 'ea t C oir MISS I-IOMEGARDNER MR SEIDNER ore great actors to fo 1 anothe cesstul year for th Drarpa ic Clutb MR LANING A new supply of old 1okes o sprtng on h s helpless students MISS RYAN A acoa Lain crass that vxll rn ke her rroua and happy all the ,fear MISS LEHMAN o Gs Nous vous ai on torn r no fear Fren h ass MISS BHS- orif hiahlf th Jghttul s ua nt body a can 1 the nook ba k 1n e p or race N'ISS HOWELL :ge a d better quotati n 'or tud1o1 men Kari arent t e hurdre F nb o lea n WARD ore ore pretty airs in 11 iia-ce iflechanical Drcx111na more intere t ma WHITNEY Xl app eciative social li in cla a ont throw mimature Bl s over h G KULDAU okk e-pina clas e a C111 e curl o rnake a'niri tquot 'ion 1 PYSON oe area r e rare Q Q1 e n ov 111 at 'i 'i rv estui e Students SENIOR PRESIDENT OF 45 G een MARJORIE YAPLE a ii y' ir he held DON ZIMMERMAN DK GLYNDA BLACK ILOISE BALCONI TED LAUBER e .fal 'te ar an SHIRLEY LEDER CHET MISCHLER 0 ep 'lux h a KENNETH TIGGES- o'i rr IOp 1J r brrxi Then to redeem ourselves JG ill to the tutu e Sen ors a Fresnrnan class that .von t 'oarge into tae .wrong class es or bang their heads on tne knees ot tall upperclassrnen as they round cor ners like shots out ot cannons Last but not least to the custodians buckets to catch the tears shed by Seniors on Commencement Day as we SXIL through the portals of our beloved Sandusky High School 1 111 1 11111 111 My 11111 111111111 I1 1 1111 111111 11 11111 1 1111 11111 Il 11111 111111 tllll 11 II IIIIIUII 11111 111 1 IL 11111 1111111 11111 11111111 111 11 ll 111 lflllb 111111 1111111111111 Ill 111111111 1111 1111111111 110,11 1 1111 11111 11111' 111 111111 ll 1111 11111111 1 1111 1111 1111 111111111 1 Il 111 111 1111 bm 111 111 1 11112 P1111 1111 b111111r 1 1111-1 111 1111111g11 1111 IIIIQI1 1 1111171 Il 111151 1rzc1 1 y1111f1v1 11111 1111 IJIFIIIII II1111 11g111 111111 111 1 1 1 'II It I1 1 1 111 ll 1111 111111111111111 It 1111 1111111 1111111 Illlvl 1 011 111 1111 11111 11 1 1111 IF 11 11111 111111114 1111111 111' L1111111 1 11111 111111111 1 111111 11' 111111111 111111111g 1113 11111111 Pit NILGlJlJIxLI 4-I' 1944 -,Y - 1 - . 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INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCHOOL When war suddenly became a realm ty Sandusky I-hgh School took stock of what 1t could do to atd the war effort lt v as real zed then that the branch of S H S best prepared for war Jas the lndustrtal Arts School Thts had D9 n enlarged 1n l937 to teach those xnter ested the worktngs of modern tndustr, the bastc mechamcal trades and to de velop letsure t1me hobbtes tt had func ttoned wtthout much toubhctty unttl the war suddenly demanded sk lled and semt sk1lled workers for the foundnes mtlls machtne shops and shtpyards of a nauon geared for war The armed for es needed mechantcs electrtctans rad1o men and tratned shop workers Realtztng these needs the faculty en larged the currtculum to tnclude Indus trlal Arts l IMGCh1D9 Shoy.HWood work Draw ngl lndustrtal A ts I tElectr1c1ty Foundry General Metal wh1ch rncluded Sheet Metal Weldrng and Forgmgl Auto Mechamcs Radto PreFl1ght and advanced courses 1n Metal For the gtrls G1TlS Machtne Shop was added ln addttton to tram ng students for normal ttmes th1s expanston has pro vtded trarnrng fac1l1t1es wh1ch are of spec al need durrng the war Those who had stud1ed woodworktng for a hooby suddenly found a use for therr talents tn modehng gun stocks and prefabrtcated barracks for the Army tnvaston barges and rntne sweepers for the Navy plywood cargo and tra1n ng atrplanes for the Arr Corps Metal workers found that a knowledge of sheet metal work can be put to use 1n burldtng the Iusrlage and w1ngs of planes wh1ch are of sheet alumtnum The class tn Auto Mechamcs learned that a modern army travels on wheels and tt ts an easy step from probtng the 1nnards of a Ford engtne to repatrtng a cranky Jeep Travehng wtth the mechantzed forces of the army are mo b1le mach1ne shops ready to repatr any damage to a veh1cle When the great shtps of the Navy come hmptng home wounded after a frerce battle there s ma ttng fo them at any of the huge naval bases throughout the world con' THE FRAM plete fGC1l1I19S for repatrlng the dam age The larger shlps carry thetr own rnachlne shops mcludlng foundrles The ears of the Armed Forces are the thousands of rad1o sets connecttng and coordtnatmg every man vehtcle tank and shtp So the class n electrrct y has somethrng to look forward to Durlng the past three years some of the shops were operat1ng 24 hours a day Aoout lO l scale model a1rplane or the Army and Navy were burlt to be used for 1dent1fcot1on purposes MOCK CONVENTION The bands are playrng the crowds are cheertng carnpargn managers are ballyhoorng the1r candldates and the conventton chalrman ts teartng hrs hatr as last mmute detatls artse o plague h1s troubled m1nd Y s 1t ts May 12th and the guadrenntal Repub ltcan Mock Conventton of Sandusky l-hgh School IS about to begtn the marn floor Republlcans and Re from every state rn the Unrted States Up on the speakers stand are the na ttonal chatrman who had charge of all arrangements the permanent chatr man who IS to have charge of the con ventton the Keynote speaker who wrll grve the address to start off the con ventlon and a battery of clerks and secretartes The balcony IS packed wtth lnterested spectators And lets not forget the band blartng away to lend a real conventton atmosphere The ballottng beglns wtth the dele gates gtvtng notsy approval as each state announces tts vote Th1s keeps up tncessantly unt1l one candldate re cetves the necessary mayortty All th1s whtle pohttcal leaders who are cam pargn managers for the vartous candt dates brcker over deals to get more votes for thetr candtdates When a matorrty ts ftnally obtatned wrld cheers go up from th1s delegatlon on the floor Nomrnatton and choosmg of a VICE pres1dent1al candtdate IS raprdly taken care of and wtth the party trcket chosen the conventron ad1ourns unttl 94 . . 1 . 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THE F RAM WE LL NEVER FORGET When as Frosh we swept the rce ,rt Battery Park rn Phys Ed the fr t htgh school dance or party ue attend d Mumbo Iumbo God of the Cor' g The shoe dances and dummy dances popular rn our Soph year Horn rrmrned parnted glasses whrch everyone wore Drssecttng frogs rn blology The Gargoyle Dancrng rn the gym at noon Scrap metal drrve Parlramentary Procedure rn Forum Club Home room per1ods rn our Jun ror year Memorres of Mr Moore The lrttle red alrplane rn the pre flrgnt room Our one and only 1un1or class meetrng Those football basketball and bowhng banquets Bard and or chestra CIIDICS The partres the chorr held The trme we as brology stu dents bought salamanders tmost of whtch dred rn a short trmel The argu ments 1n Socral Lrvrng class Checkrng rn and out Pearl Harbor Those wrld grrl basketball and volley ball games Selhng refreshments at the football and basketball games Slacks on g1rls and sklrts on boys Havrng our prc tures taken for the l942 Fram Annual Home room and clas partles at the Follett House Mr Ruff tell1ng about w1th Henry Ford When we got lost the frrst day of our hrgh school career The butches our sen1or boys car rred around Ohlys drug store Cow boys The trme a frrend sent a sub scrrptlon of Popular Mechanrcs to Mr Wrnkler George Harper The Gener al who could have won the War alone lf only they had made hlm Chref of Staff The trme the reels f How Green Was My Valley were mxxed up Mr Paullrn s rll fated sodrum experr ment Gorng to school rn the dark durrng our Junror year The gas ratronrng Student talent programs The fun we had at play practtces The mystery of Who took the alurrunum pellets from the Physrcs lab After the game snacks at the Stad um or the Lrberty How we learned to re cerve Morse Code at ten words per rnmute The last mrnute rush to pub hsh the Drnghy every two weeks The holrday formals we attended The cardboard Ieep chmbrng the hrll rn the second floor corrrdor rndrcatrng our bond and stamp sales Honor study halls T h e manpower shortage t Commercral Club meetlngs Our Sa dre Hawkrns Dance The Youth Cen ter Whrch opened thrs year The churn my httle groups around the lockers Frank Slnatra The Thursday after Semor Receptron The bell that dxdnt rlng rn Chemrstry Mr Lantngs brrth day party rn 4th perlod Englrsh class Our mock Republrcan conventron Rubber boots lrned up besrde the g1rls lockers rn the wrnter The open house we had fn our freshman year S yncopofed Stahshcs Selected Solid Sending Semors As Trme Goes By My Heart Tells Me C For the Frrst Trme J People W ll Say We re In Love Youd Be So Nrce to Come Home To Youll Ne: er Know My Ideal How Sweet You Are If You Please Ill Be Around Later Tomght or Every N ght About Th1s Trme on Sundav Monday or Always Oh What a Beautrful Mornrng tle Drd I Know Some sald Ive Had Th1s Feellng Before o ers Couldnt Sleep a Wmk Last Nlght Have I Stayed Awa lkel Too Long? Catchy colorful characters com monly chosen colloqurally cal led checked therr callrng cards as Paper Dol Prstol Packrng Mama The Dreamer and Marrzy Doats our be loved l1ttle mare who eats oats wouldnt you? Star eyed sent1mental smootlues se lected Stardust Speak Low Star Eyes My Shmrng Hour Close To You and Candle I.1ght and Wrne as t1p toppers Your Jrve Jumprn skrrts and flrrts ap plaudrngly acclarmed S h o o S h o o Baby Holrday For Strrngs Boogre Woogre by T D and Two O clock lump as cookrn wrth gas and SITICIIY on the front burner And so 1t goes 1944 , . . . , . f W , I , M A - G . ,- rs A A - - ' X X - . . i - e -'I - , .- ' ' - A- de ' .. . v 1 - . m . By hrs frrst experrences rn the Rotunda up-eb' 10-after the receptionwwy -'Lita .. ., . ' ' - th . I 7 . ' ' A ' -Dr I . I I I I - . I , , l , ' ' III xx . Z ' O U ' I I ' - rt i If I H -. 'V l I H I - A I I I . . . . . , -91- FONDEST MEMORIES September 1940 Seems lrke only yesterday and yet rt was durmg that eventful month that we began our h1gh school careers We ve had our share of hard work but the fun weve had far outwerghs our labors Remember our t1rst bewrldenng day the confusmg halls the hurr1ed apol OQIGS as we wandered dazedly mto a senror class the stern faced teachers the awe w1th wh1ch we regarded our student superlors and our all over 1m pressfon of rmmensrty and confus1on7 lt was a wonderful f1rst year frlled w1th fun study and excttement The threat of war was far dfstant and we followed and cheered our f1ght1ng Streak grldders to many outstandrng trlumphs and upsets Our sophomore year was tragrcally eventful w1th the Unrted States entry rnto the war but we managed to sal vage our share of good trmes The fall of 42 found us enterrng the upperclass man bracket and gave us a corres pondlng feelrng of rmportance and re spons1b1l1ty We became more accus tomed to the restr1ct1ons of war and admsted our hte accordrngly Remem ber the fun we had sponsorrng our frrst class dance and attendtng th was gone before we reahzed 1t and 1t was hard to see all the swell k1ds 1n the 43 class leave us Aud1tor1um today' Always wel come news but as we crossed the threshold mto our senfor year we f1rst began really to appreclate these get togethers The thought of leav1ng S H S was no longer far rn the future and we emoyed srngmg our Alma Mater w1th enthuslasm After our h1ghly successful costume dance we looked eagerly ahead to February 9 Receptron nrght Thrs was the hlgh polnt of our hlgh school socral lrfe and we spent most of the n1ght 1n makrng rndrvldual hrstory Oh rf we could only do 1t all over agaxn' And now Sprmg comes w1th the physrcal frtness program the Easter formals and then the solemn clrmax to our school lrfe-commencement We take a last look at all that 1S famrhar and dear to us at S H S the teachers THE PRAM cross and sweet now annrhrlatlng now angelrc the students weve come to love or tolerate good old Ioe and that devastatlng Dora the old gray stone bu1ld1ng the lrbrary and all the other thmgs we treasure All good thlngs must come to an end so w1th eagerness and hope we turn from the beloved halls of our Alma Mater and look to the future REMEMBER? Mxss B913 tapplng on her desk w1th a pencrl for s lence Senonta Lehman s wonderful personalrty Casey Iones Lanmg and h1s emphatrc German fsomet1mes we wondered what he was saylngl how n1ce and patrent MISS Iackson was w1th the students M1ss Scherds welcome humor Mr Ruff teachlng math rntermlngled Wllh phllo sophy and local h1story pleasant cheerful MISS Balduff MISS Homegard ner drrectrng play rehearsals Mrss Howell s refreshlng Jokes Bxg Chlef Pyson and hrs obdurate Drnghy staff lVl1SS Bookerman s sweetness and help the 1nsp1r1ng sermons M1ss Retff gave m plane geometry Mr Schropps many and varred experrences the helpfulness of M1ss Blehl Mr Seld ner s low grades and b1g assrgnments Mr Whrtney dr1v1ng home a pomt by sayrng See what I mean M1ss Marquarts tests wh1ch had only one rrght answer MISS Bach who knew us too well the new sponsor of the For um Club M1ss Irwtn Butch Hamb 11ns complete relaxatlon whrle teach mg Mr Paullms soft vorce Red Lawrence leavmg the atoms and mole cules for the Navy one woman not afrald of tnsects was M1ss B1tt1kofer G Man Fouts clarmrng he got that eye from a door Mr Yaples dry humor MISS Prttmans mterest 1n the students Mr Kuldau hurrymg laggmg stu dents w1th a few cho1ce words MISS Erskme s helpfulness that wrzard w1th the pots and pans Mrs Slnrer Peach Pretschman Mr Edmonds vorce mmgled Wllh the v1ol1ns Trny W1ll1S keepmg the boys 1n lrne Maes tro Aldrrch lrstenmg for sour notes Wrlly Wards strong feehngs about how the government was be1ng run Mr Heuer the unknown mventor , , , ' . . ' -T I I I l 1 l - ' ..e many A E A E ' others throughout the year? The year - - - - - - - . . , . ,. ,T I . l , . I . ' T I .. - . . .: T , . ' , ' -- ,., , c -32- Wtlly Hoppe Smtth Mr Wrley the horre radlo butlder Wnkler humorous storxe about t que trnngs ele tr crty do I rna s pr1vate foundry nd c e I E au re Ballard and hrs gang Se or Ifarlers subtle but d fa ct g hu Iohnny Moore s easy o rsoralrt, I: rernan Rehfus IJIIS Wr ght s che t nu hatr f oach Z1e k t how easy physrcal frtne s 1 orrtparea to the Army Mag1ster Byan vfth Lattn assrgnments and a pleastng personal ty Irene Castle Wenstnk and her danctng classes Mrss Eb rt our :J z ard of the easel Mr a d Mrs Bow man the only rnarrred couple who teach 1n h1gh school WAS I EMBARRASSED WHEN Whlle helptng Mr Evans clean out drawers full of glass I pulled one out too far CRalph Adams I Instead of g1v1ng the solotst a hance 1n Ballad for Amerrcans I started to olo CIean Bachman I The bowllng ball Nent halfway down the alley before I Iet go CGerry Bates I Commg up from typmg class one day I lost my sk1rt CDonna B ckley I I fell Into the Ohro State pool whtle I vas watchrng a race CIess Bohanan I One day I pulled the ftre alarm 1n stead of the Itght cord CBob Burket I My gum fell out of my mouth whrle I was talklng to a teacher Cleanne Frtedman I In my Sentor year I went Into the wrong room CIrvm GrahlI Mr Moore awarded me a haIt bush el basket to help me catch oasses CDon Green I I saluted a Buck Prrvate whlle I was walkmg w1th a g1rI CEdd1e Greene S Zfc I They called me to the doctors offtce wtth a group of boys because of my name CDale Grtswold I The back of my pants tore whrle I was walkrng across Boom IUU CRobert Helget I Fully dressed, I walked off a dock mto the bay CNat HoukI Arrtvrng at a party I found that I was a feek early CIack Canrung I Sltdr g o a raft I tore my bathtng sutt and I couldnt get o.1t of the later .mul omeone DTOLQMI me a to Mel Barbara Close I I shoved Mr Pjson thtnkmg h Earl Koch CD ck Dav1eI Salut ng a Wave for the f1rst trme CStephan Keegan S 2fcI Some thoughtful CVI person drrected me to the g rls Io ker room 1n Fresh rnan year CBabert I.ubergerI Whlle I was showtng how to make a smoke screen ID Cherrustry the tanttor thought the scho I Nas on ftre CBu cl lph LL 'tdberg I By rnrstake I More one black and one brown shoe to school CMardeIla Mar husI I took an announcement to a grrls okmg class that football practtce had been postponed CI-Ielen Martottx I I found out how sodrum reacted w1th later Cf'-Xudrey McLaughI1nI We really ran out of gas CR1ta Me Jer I Upon askrng Mr Kuldau where tne connectron between the old and new butldtngs was I was mformed that I was standmg rn the mrddle of 1t CElea nor Mrller I My l1nes be ame mtxed tn the Thanksotv ng Play CLoyal M1IIerI The swrmmrng team threw me xnto the pool clothes and all after wtnnmg therr ftrst meet fn two years CIack Mu laney I At Sprmg play rehearsal I fell off the stage CEI zabeth Ntles I Acctdentally callmg one woman teacher an old gtrl CI1mm1e O Bork I They put me m a Phystcs class of boys CMary Altce P1etschmanI I lnserted the wrong letter rn an en velope CAl1ce Polta I Beverly Brecht bathed me as a Home Nursmg protect CSuzanne Prtce I Mr Pyson sald I spent more tfme prlmpmg at my locker than any other g1rl tn school CSylv1a SaboI Upon cI1mb1ng the rope tn gym, I found I d1dnt know how to get down CV1oIa Satorrus I 1944 I ' I I . ' ' -I en 71 . 7 ' v M I ' . ' f- Hn 1 Q' , . , . . . .3 ..., vt U . . , . , T! it ' , f- 1 1 f-Cin -.. Nr Sea- . , . c . c . -.. c , , ,, I . .1 I A ' ' .. n . ' a. r 'f- s- . I 1, I , , I H , I: I I I .L . I , ' 1 f- YI f ' . -4 2 I ' I 1 G at I IHCI' I ' v - H I . e A I W-, , ' , . . e was , . , g ' If . - . S L I. .I S - ' A ' . t -S . 2 eII1ng us 1 . . . . . 1 , . S S C .. . u . , . A I L- A 1 ' C ' . X .. ,, , 1 ' ' Q 1 1 i , . . c , . .. ft W, . . , . . I ' 'I 'T Il . 4 1 , ,- , A nd . . , cc, A , , . ' ' ' P 11 I c . . , I . C' Q . . D- E - V , , . . A , . . A . , . Q . , . . - , , I . . A . I A . C , . . ' -I ' I I A -- I ' h . . f ' T xx . If . , I A . -go- Cepfember ures rn Central and Soutl' I5-rrer a ool Jays School Days' Green cocl Adam tells us about Australra be or not to be? Lours Lytton g xe dr matrc presentatron October There the krckottl Our rntra mural tootoall se son opens mth the East downrng the West ln Whrch We Serve opens our movte schedule Mr Glenwrrght leaves for the Vavy Good Luck Coach' Senrors prove therr stuff by beat ma Underclassrnen 36 20 November We elect crty ottrcrals rn mock electron We hold our brg Sadre Hawkrns Day Dance lourney for Margaret Mr Lrpprncott talks Lrvrng Wheres Dr Hardy? Dramatrc Club presents Wrngs Over Wash rngton as Thanksgrvrng play Prgskrn Pow wow December We remember Pearl Harbor Day by purchasrng 37000 Worth of bonds and stamps We swrng out at lunrors Sloppy Ioe lump Chorr presents annual Chrrstmas Concert Holrday Inn Chrrstmas present ot the faculty Dr Wonders speaks on the Mean rng ot Chrrstmas January Forum Club presents Holrday llangover West garns revenge tor lootball lrckrngs by wrnnrng basketball en ccunter from East Mr I P Whtte presents crtatron 'cr Ieepa Week Campargn February Tennessee lohnson Sandusky Youth Center open H gh spot ot tear comes at Senror Basketball ex ravagan a clo es tntramural program Gtrls garne proves very rnterest ng S H S splt doubleheader deteatrng Alumnr but lost g o Erre Provrng Grounds lr La ren e leaves or av Bo X age' Forum Club members grve tat on post war world March St aks l o to Bellevue Redrten rn tournament game Sl 30 Sam Camobell tells us about the north food tudent Councrl start Easter Seal Ca pa grt crne Or our Qurz K1d tc e St C Ceteral Scholcrshrp Test tor Senror Congratulatron Wrnner ' Phystcal Frtness starts wrth Sen tor boys groanrng after that trrst mrles Senror boys take V12 ASTH es Annual student talent program enyoyed by all Student Councrl gves Blarrte Brawl Ccnt on ye wearers o th gre nl Class colors drstrrbuted Burgun dy and Whrte Home Ec Club Bond Dance closes dance schedule tor year Apr: lunror Mrss rs the Sprrng Play Chorr presents Easter program Dr Ensrgn portrays Mose ohn Monterth tells about tlf Hrgh Srerras Mrs Ebert a refugee tells about Germany May Prrde ot tne Yankees and Rat dom Harve t close our movrc s hedule Our Senrors become polrtrc and Republrcans t a n ght t tte Mock Conve tton Senror operetta a Jen Commencement rehearsal c'l l y dan e Receptron and lo 1 spot the mor J'-me rng after OH' Those house partte Cornr en ement rrrg s hool l Bob Errers tells about hrs adven a close tor 273 senrors THE F RAM 5 -1 t' . 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