Sebewaing High School - Echoes Yearbook (Sebewaing, MI)

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F Top Row: fleft to rightj-H. Scheafer, G. Easlick, D. Kothe, P. Musselman, F. Shope, V. Gremel, F. Bergman, S. Lupp, L. Thumme. Second Row: fleft to rightj-R. Gaeth, B. Zwetzig, E. Jackelowicz, H. Harmon, M. Wittman, M. Kurzer, B. Eberlein, M. Hahn, R. Koernke. Third Row: Cleft to rightj-A. Bauer, R. Rievert, A. Calkins, M. Bitzer, E..Bates, K. Gremel, F. Marotzke, M. Bounting, K. Umbach, Mrs. Pariseau, sponsor. Fourth Row: Cleft to rightl-H. Kaaftz, J. Long, V. Krauss, L. Blazi, R. Deeg, E Marotzke, M. Reithel, C. Fournier, I. Arm- .bruster. Not on picture: P. Bachman, F. Leskowich, R. Nast. FRESI-IMEN It was August 31, that forty confused Freshmen wandered about the halls of Sebeiwa- ing High School. The first thing we thought abou-t w-as our lockers as we had never had anything like that before. Thus we began the first of our four years education. Our first class meeting was called to or- der 'by our sponsor, Mr. Johnson. The class officers are: President, Ila Armlbrusterg vice- president, Connie Fournier, secretary, Marion Bountingg treasurer, Ann Calkinsgi student rep- resentative, Fred Bergman. The Freshman Turkey-Trot, a dance 'Echoes of nineteen forty-three given for the high school students, proved to be successful. Music was furnished by records and ice cream and cake were served. Other important events of the year were the Christ- mas dance and the Declairnation contests. After Mr. Johnson left for the N-avy, Mrs. Pariseau was class sponsor. Helen Sigmund and Roland Nast left us early in the year, reducing our number to 38. We sincerely hope that our forthcoming days at S. H. S. shall be as happy and success- ful as our Fresh-man year. -Elaine Marotzke. Page fifteen

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. i Ngwyf f gf, .A J.. .W - 1 - A f f- l i l l ls Top Row: fleft to rightj-K. Geiger, D. Rundell, F. Martini, J. Eberlein, R. Dickinson, T. Arm- brusfter, P. Harmon, H, Volz, D. Tietz, J. Graves. Second' Row: fleft to rightjz R. Kinde, J. Rit- sema, J. Pitcher, C. Werschky, V. Lohrmann, B. Gremel, M. Brechtel, V. Schoeller, D. Gettel, R. Schmidt. Third Rsow: Cleft to rightj-A. Uribe, L. Martens, M. Ball, B. Sharpsteen, M. Kroll, D. Koch, M. Arold, R.. Wurm, Miss Cobb, sponsor. Fourth Row: fleft to right,-C. Irion, F. Avery, F. Pobanz, W. Lobdell, J. Gettel, B. Koernke, D. Kaufman, R. Blazi, R. Hahn. Not on picture: K. Ball, R. Bergman, A. Hofmeister, O. Kurzer, E. Roemer, L. Volz, H. Zimmer. SCPI-IOMGRES On September 2, 1941, Sebewaing High School ac- quired forty-six new, intelligent-looking students. At the first class meeting, called by our sponsor, Mr. Johnson, the following officers were elected: President, Clemens Irion Vice-President, Peter Harmon Secretary, Don Rundell Treasurer, Bette Gremel During the year we lost Vivian Gunsell, Dorothy Faist, Irene Gatlin and Bernice Koch. Margaret No- watsky joined us in October. Taking roll call on August 31, 1942. we found that we had forty-three members, who were now no longer strangers in the halls of Sevbewaing High. A-t the first class meeting we elected the follow- ing offiicers: Page fourteen President, Don Rundell Vice-President, Ruth Haihn Secretary, Raymond Schmidt Treasurer, Ernest Roemer Student Representative, Raymond Bergman Our new advisor was Miss Cobb, teacher of Home Economics. Early in the Fall we lost Margaret Nowatsky. However, James Graves, Kenneth and Marion Ball were added to our group. On March 26th the Sophomores sponsored the Championship Dance, 'at which everyone had an enjoyable time. We are now lookin-g forward to the other two years of our Sebewaifnig High career, and sincerely hope th-at they will -be as successful and as happy as the past two have been. -Don Rundell. Echoes of nineteen forty-three

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