South Haven High School - Ram Yearbook (South Haven, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1943 volume:

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The American education and social system have undertaken the responsibility of preserving these rights, as can be seen in the new curricula adopted in our schools and colleges and by the change in our country's foreign affairs. This Democratic way is to advance along the lines of civiliza- tion that bring higher and happier living to the people of America. The pursuance of the arts, science, and music gives us a greater appreciation of the social system in this, our Democratic Nation. WI IIHIIIIAH WX 'ff -L- A will We the Seruors of the Class of l943 dedrcate tlms Annual to Thomas Slaughter HIS 1I'1SD1I'1I'1Q qurdarxce Jovral pG1'SODCIl1lY and untlrmq effort m lus classroom as well as wuh our Athleuc teams has proved lum a true supporter of the Amemcan Way of Llfe f' of 'f 0fffif,7M ' H 7 -'fl--TAG :,,ff'.ir ,JN f ' I . gf' 1'-2e?.i.12jg ,Q 4-fy i 'Nj' ' KW f ' X -' fi ,, H . 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'Lff1's f111t1Si PJLL11 lf! czrifi C, f1'.'Lr'1:.Lt'1f' 1. ' 141 1, 'Q Trail C' 2 21.9.1 fr, , Qiis. AIINII ISTIIATIII BOARD OF EDUCATION Pres1dent I E Burqe C L Beatty W1ll1am Frltz I R E Ke1thly Stanley lohnston L W Shxelds Under the qu1dance ot Mr Mohr as supermtendent of schools and Wrth the Board ot Educahon there have been many new developments 1n the currlcula of our hlqh school Among these have been the development of the hot lunch proqram and the more recent addmq ot a program to ard the students IH turthermq the war ettort The sen1or class owes a debt ot qratrtude to these men for the a1d they have QIVQD us throuqh our years ot h1qh school L. C. Mohr Supermtendent of Schools Secretary-Treasurer c,,,,,,c,,,,,,v,,,,, r,..,.........w.....,,.t...,c,,,,,,cc,,,c,....,.,,,.,,..cc,,,,,cc.....,.........l,,,,cc,,.. C. E. Dilley . . ,c....c,ccc,,..r.c,w,.cc....,.....,.,c..,,,.ccc,,,.w....,......,cc,,,,oc,,,,,.....w., N ' ' ' , r. 'X I R Hervey Senror l-hgh Pr1nc1pal TEACHERS lllllll Norma Luxford Presrdent Glenn Cowles Loulse Rrtezma Secretary George I1llson Treasurer The Teachers Club IS composed of all members of the school faculty who generally meet once a month The teachers get a great deal of emoy ment from the1r tall partles for new teachers and when they have wmter and sprlng parhes One of the1r mam soc1al acttvttres IS a banquet they sponsor at Thanks gtvmg t1rne tor the members of the School Board and the1r wrves Thls year they plan to present a play ln the latter part of the sprmg , 5'4- ' 2' KRW, i . X . . KX Vx 9 Vice-President F A, -'WW ,- t s s 'ti- V t'4u Ku XG' gf FAIIIIHY L. C. Mohr Superintendent. B.S. Adrian College, M.A, Columbia Uni- versity, Northwestern University, Universi- ty of Michigan, Har vard University. Catherine Sherman English and History. A,B, University of Michigirn. 10 -4' ,..-qv l. R. Hervey Principal oi Senior High, Mathematics. B,A. Adrian, M.A. University of Michi- gan, University ot California, Colorado University, N o r th - Western University. Evelyn Kelly Typing, A.B. Iowa S t fl t 1 Teachers C o lie g e, Greerg College Uni- versity of Wisconsin, University ot Iowa, Clarence Hansen Industrial Arts. B.S. Western State Teacher's C ol l e g e, M,A, Columbia Uni- versity. Alonzo Wierenga Principal of lunior Hioh, Mathematics. A.B. Hope College, M.A, University of Michigan. Doris Kirk English and History, B,A. University of Michigan. Armella Fenlon English and Library. B.A. University ot Michigan, B,L.S. Geneseo Library School. l,R,Lli+lG5! Edwin Grunst History. AB. Hope College, M.A. University ot Michigan, Muskegon lunicr College, Glenn Cowles Agriculture, B.S. Michigan State College, M.A, Uni- versity cf Chicago, Michael Listiak lnstzuznental Music. B.S. University of Minnesota, M.M. Eastman School of Music. Louis Chappell Economics and Government. A.B, Vtfestern State Teachers C o ll e g e, University ot Michi- gan. Davis Baer Physical Education. B.A. Michigan State Normal, M,A. Uni- versity ol Michigan. Grace Howard lunior Business, Bookkeeping and Shorthand. B.S. Central State Teacher's C o l l e g e, University of Michi- gan, Utah State Agri- cultural College. Frederick O. Norlin Science and Mathematics. BA. Hope College, M,A. University of Michigan. Rhea Sraight Latin, French and English. A.B, Albion College, M.A. University of Michigan, tftlllllll Thomas Slaughter Social Science. B.S. Western State Teachers C o l l e g e, University of Cincin- nati, University nl ltlliriiifg-iii. Barbara Harrison Physical Eduf'at'o'i. BS. 'Western Lfllnltl 'gan College, Phoebe lane Foulke English. B.S. University of Minnesota. Neil Goodrich Chemistry, Biology and Science. Kalamazoo Colieae, Marquette University, Post Grad 'Nork at 'Nestern State Teach- er's College, BS. 'Jniversity rg rn. ' it 'r losep ine B . . . University of Mi higan. X Margaret Howland Home Economics. A.B. Albion Colleae, University of Chl- cago, Utah State Ag- ricultural College. of Tvfichi W. L. Lois Maulsby Kenney Matr.-e::.'11.:s ina Secretary. Penrzfxnsnit KD' 'I N Site 1 ps ..5ll6'29t Davenport fl:rrr.al CAME Col.ege, S u rn e r work at University of Colorado and Min- 595013- ii: Business leanette Sandeen English Literature and Speech, BA. Gustavus Adol- phus, St. Peter, Miri- IIFSOVJ. Helene Peternell English and Social Studies. George F. Iillson Science and Mathematics. AB. Albion College, University of Michi- gan. Doris Baldwin Vocal Music, B.M. Northwestern State Teachers Fel' University. lege, Str Cloud, Min nesota, College ot St Benedict, St. laseplt. Minnesota, University af Minnesota. losephine lohnson High Sffhlli jlf-ik Y.t'.'L:'h- Graduate if Sc, School. Haven High Sono 0 Gertrude Winkel Home Economics. B,S. Michigan State College, Lynn Freeman Industrial Arts. Western State Teach- er's College, Mich'- aan State Normal, General Motors In- stitute of Technology, Colorado State Col- pie. ll Chms Poem L1te IS a Book ot Mystery Bead eagerly by youth We have l11 l1SllGCl but one chapter In our constant Search for truth Th1s chapter has been a happy one And we leave It w1th me1T1or1es Ot Joyous cornradesh1p weve known And Sportsman s r1valr1es We are a wartune qracluahnq class And We have a t1qht1nq Splfll We are staunch 1n our love for democracy And we want the world to hear 1t Our boys w1t 1 tl1e symbol ot Purple and Gold Have seen act1o11 on enemy held And neath tl1e banner ot Bed Wh1te a1d Blue They Wlll Soon make our real toes y1eld ln a hte long Search alter lcnowledqe We w11l surrnount obstacles 1n our way We are GUXIOUS to wrlte a new cl1apter And th1s we l1ope to say The qreatest lesson that hte can teacl1 ls that Man IS a Brotherhood And each ol us can enter Only by dO1UQ qooa Betty Turnoy 1 1 . . 1 1 . . 1 .ir w 1 . V 11 11. 1 1 . 1 1 'A 1 1 MIMIIRIIS ln the Fall of '42 Student Government was instituted into our school curricula. The class of '43 has striven to maintain high enough citizenship standards so that this student government will be able to continue to function in future years. ln l943 when the laps attacked Pearl Harbor, making us a member of the Znd World War most of us took an active part in the Scrap drives stamp and bond sales etc which will look like minor details when upon graduation we step actively into the present world conflict Hoping that we will not have to light long for the victory which will sur ly be ours many of us will be Waacs Waves Soldiers Sailors and the like carrying the great burden of the battle As sophomores under the supervision of Miss Draper we sponsored the Annual Sopho more dance Our lunior Senior Prom and Banquet turned out to be a stupendous success in which a circus theme was predominant We shall cherish long the memory of those many victorious football and basketball games in which such stars as lohnny Daggett Ed Soergel Red Murray Sam Brady Paul Teske George Klett Bud Niles and Fred Bild made spectacular plays We graduates of 43 have as one of our basic achievements the production ofthe IQ43 Purple and Gold which will serve as a memorandum of our high scriool days Along with our Annual we received much enioyment from our Senior Play Ever Since Eve which was held the l4th and 16th of April OUR CLASSMATE OFFICIALS DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS Sophomore Year Iumor Year President Paul Teske President Ken Summerer Vice President Arthur Perbohner Vice President Bob Webster Secretary Ken Summerer Secretary Fran Pero Treasurer Shirley Underwood Treasurer Bob Berhman Senior Year Vice President Ray Wakild Secretary Marilyn Christian Treasurer Dorothy Stone CLASSMATES NOW IN THE ARMED FORCES Or n DeHaven Navy Bill Brown Navy Don Miller Navy Ralpn Thorpe Nafy G orge Holmes Navy Howard PON F Army H nry Gr gory Army H rry Holmes Arn y President , ,,,, so ..... ...wg, , . ,. E lerry Filbrandt . . ., , .VV. .V , . - V - - V... A e . , E, , e e e , I G A . . 1 Si IIIRS AUDREY ALTENBURG Little Audrey . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '421 Girl's Basketball '42, '43: G. A. A. '43, Noon Duty '41, '42, '43. FRED BILD Casanova at His Best . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, Football '40, '4l, '42, Bos! ketball '41, '43: Pine Lake Camp '42, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43g Acopella Choir '40, '41, '42, '437 Trio '42. 14 Y 1 .ar RICHARD AULIE Richard The Lion Heart- ed . Boy's Gym Exhibi- tion '407 Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Acapella Choir '40, '41, '42, '43, HENRY BILLIAT Daddy Long Legs . Track '42, '43: Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Acapella Choir '4l, '42, '43, LORABELLE BARD Smilin' Thru . Glee Club '41, STANLEY BLACK Dolelu1 Dave . X LUCILLE BEATTY SPARS . Girl's Gym Ex- hibition '40, '41, '42, '43i Pine Lake Camp '40: Glee Club '40. SAM BRADY All Star . BOy's Gym Exhibition '4U7 Basketball '42, '41, '43, Football '42, '43: Baseball '41, '42, '43I Advisory Council '40, '4l: Student Senate '42, '437 Student Council '40, '41, ROBERT BEHRMAN My Devotion . Boy's Gym Exhibition '401 Basketball '42, '43: Advisory Council '40, '42, Student Senate '43, Prom. Com. '42, Class Treasurer '42. MARY CALLAGHAN Chatterbox . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, A d v i s o r y Council '40, Usher Club '41, '42, '43: Substitute Teacher '437 Prom. Com. '42, G. A. A. '43g Glee Club '40, '41, '42 Acctpella Choir '41, '42p Declamation Contest '4lp Annual Staff CFeature Edi- torl '43. SE URS ERMA IEAN CARTER Knit One Purl Two Girls Gym Exhrbmon 40 41 42 Advrsory Councrl G A 43 Noon Du y 41 1OI-IN DAGGETT Hero Boy s Gym E 1 mon Bask t b 42 43 Eootba1l 4 43 Basebal1 42 43 Pmf Like Camp 41 IAMES CHADDOCK Tart Me Boy s Gym Ex 1t1on 40 41 3 F 40 41 42 Pxne La e C mp 40 F F A u q rn Team 42 F Delegate Conventxon 41 ROBERT DECKER Slap That Brss Base 41 3 and 41 4 Orchestra 41 42 43 Peg Bind 47 43 MARILYN CHRISTIAN Plqtalls Gul s Gym Ex h1b1t1on 40 41 Gxrls Basketball 43 Ush er C1ub 41 42 43 ub st1tute Teacher 43 Secre tary S mor Class 43 G A A 43 G1ee Club 40 3 Acapela Chorr 41 42 43 Orches ra 0 1 Orchesira 42 Ensemble Tr1o 41 CHARLES DEN NY Arkansas Traveler NORMA COV Y There 11 Never Be Anoth r You Grrl s Gym Ex hxbztron 40 41 43 ub strtute Teacher 43 G1ee ub 40 4 a Duty 47 GEORGE DEN NY V1 1.0 1C W x F om Home Ir tr 1 murll Bas e :ll 41 43 na 4 Suprertle Court ERNEST CUPP Iltterbuq Glee Club 43 Acapella C orr 41 42 43 Deca mation Contest 40 ROBERT DIEBOLD Curtls B19 Boy s Gym Exhrbmon 43 Intra mural E rsl-netball Orchestra 42 Band 4? 43 Pep Band 43 Dr ncv Bflnd 47 15 'lv' Y? Sl IIIRS VIVIAN DIEBOLD l'vlicxrrii Bound . ANN FILIPICH l'll See You Dreams . Gym '407 Glee Club Noon Duty '4l. I6 in My Exhibition '40, '42: e l LORNA EMMERT Crazy Little Dream Girl's Gyni Exhibition '40 '41, '42, '437 Girl's Bas ketball '407 Glee Club '40 '41, '42, '43. DUANE FRENCH Furqie , lntra-muralBas- ketball '41, '42, '43 Band '40, '41, '42, '43. 3. GERALDINE FAVORITE 1've Got a Guy in Kala- mazoo . Attended lames C o u ze n s ' Agricultural School, Bath, Mich. '41, Woodward lr, High School, Kalamazoo, Mich. '39, FRANCES FRENCH 1 Hear Music . Gym Ex- hibition '40, '41, '42: Choir '41, '42, 43: Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '42, '43: Double Trio '43. '43, Trio '40, '41, ELVA FEEDGRE . Girl's He's My Guy Gym Exhibition '40: Sub- stitute Teachers '42, '43: Office Girl '42, '437 Hall Duty '42, '43. DELORES GLASSMAN Six Lessons From Mfidmn l.azonqa . Usher Club '41, '42, '43: Pine Lake Cami' '41, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43: Hall Duty '43. IERALD FILBRANDT Three O'Clock in the Morning . Boys Gym Ex- hibition '42: Baseball '42: lntrafrnural Basketball '42, '43, Tennis Team '41: Stu- dent Senate tstudent Gov,l '43: Glee Clubs '42, '437 Acapella Choir '42, '437 Student Council '42: Senior Class Preszdent '43: At- tended State l-liqh at Kala- mazoo and Rochester :It Roclirrstcr, lnd. HARLAN GREENMAN Mousie . Eoy's Gym EX' hibiticn '40, '4l: lntra- mural Basketball '40, '41, Pino Lake Camp '407 Dec- l'rmfrtion Cintofzt '40, '4l. r SI IIIIIS EDGAR GUIQUE I'lI Never Let A Imfry Puss By , Boys Gym Exhibltion '40, Advisory Council '43, F.F,A. '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '42, DOROTHY HEINZE MARIORIE GUMPERT Murqie , G1rls Gyrtz Ex- hlbitlon '40, '41, '43, Grrls Basketball '43, G,A,A, '43, Glee Clubs '43, IRENE HODGMAN Best Brrnd Sold , G1rl's It'f So Pedceful In The Gym Exhrbltrcr. '4l, Glec Country . G1rl's Gyrtt Ex- Club '40, I'1b1t1on '40, '4l, G.A.A. '43, Glee Club '40, Bdnd '4l, '42, Noon Duty '4l, ILEEN I-IANSEN Key To My Heart . Girls Gym Exhrbition '40, '41, '42, Basketball '43, G.A.A, '43, Pine Luke Camp '4l, Glee Clubs '42, '43, HAROLD HOLMAN I Res1qn , A ci v I s o r y Councrl '4l, PFA. '4l, '42, '43, Lt, Gov, '43, Pme Like Crimp, Bcmd '40, '4l, '42, Orchestra '41, 42, Pep Band '40, '41, '42, Chdrter Com, '42, Pzt Orchestra '42, VIRGINIA I-IANSON ScGtterbrum , Glrls Gym Exhlbitlon '40, '4l, 42, Advisory Council 4l, Cheerleader '40, '4l, '42, '43, Prom. Com. '42, G,A,A. '43, Glee Club '4l, 42, '43. IEROME IOHNSTON Smokey , Eoy's Gym Ex- lubrtlon '40, '4l, F,F.A. '40, '4l, '43, DONNA HARRIS Sweet and Lovely , Gym Exhibition Girlsl '40, '4l, '42, Glee Clubs '40, '41, Hull Duty '42, OH1Ce work '43, MARGARET KELLEY At Lecst You Could Say Hello . GIIl'S Gym Exhi- bltion '40, '4l, '42, '43, Basketball '42, Advrsory Councrl '41, Substltute Teacher '42, '43, Prom Com. '42, G,A,A, '43, Pme Like Camp '40, Glee Club '40, '42, '43. Noon Duty '4l, Llbrcrxirx '41, Studenf Ccunci '41, I7 Sl IllIlS CARL KENDALL Dreaming Out Loud' Boy's Gym Exhibition '41 lntra-mural Basketball '4l, '42, Photoarapliy '41, ELEANORE LAMP You AIO My Sunshinv 18 GEORGE KLETT Little Mischiet Maker Boys Gym Exhibition '40, Football '41, '42, lntra- mural Basketball '40, '41, '42, Prom, Com. '42, Band '40, '41, '42, '43, Orches- tra '41, Pep Band '40, '41, Pit Orchestra '40, '41, An- nual Start tAthletic Ed.l, Dance Orchestra '40, '41, '42, '43, Band and Orches- tra Festival '40, '41, '42, '43, IACQUELYN LANDSTROM Who's Taking You Home Tonight , Girl's Gym Ex- hibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basketball '42, '43, G.A.A. '43, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Noon Duty '43, Acapella Choir '41, '4f, '43, Librarian 41. NORMA KNICKERBOCKER lt's hard to beat thr Dutch . Girl's Gym Exhi- bition '40, '42, '43, Girl':: Basketball '4?. CATHERINE LINDENBACH Waitin at the Gate For Catie . Girl's Gym Exhi- bition '4l, '42, Girls Bas- ketball '4l, '42, '43, G.A.A. '43, Hall Duty '-43. MARGARET KRISKE 'Gotten but not torrgotton LAWRENCE LUNDY Sleepy Loony . B a y 'S Gym Exhibition '40, '41 Intra-mural Basketball '41 '42, '43, Glee Club '41, '42 Acrapella Choir '41, '42. fi? EARL LAMMLIN My Ideal . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, '42, Track '42, '43, EEA. '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '40, BETTE MARGOLIS Pardon My Southern Ac- cent . G1rl's Gym Exhi- bition '40, '41, '42, '43. Basketball fGirlsl '43, G.A,A. '43, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Declamation Contest '40, '41, Oratory Contest '42. 5 l Sl IIIRS DAWN MAYBEE Long Distance! G1rl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basketball '43, Usher Club '41, '42, '43, Prom. Com. '42, G.A.A, '43, Glee Club '40, '41, En- semble '40, '41, Annual Staff fAct1vity Editcrl, GORDON NIENHUIS 1 Tank I qo Home . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Basketball Mane aqer '41, '42, Intra-mural Basketball '40, '41, '42, '43 WANDA MCCLOUGHAN Blonde Bomber . Girls Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basketball '40, '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Acapella '40, 41, 42, 43, Librarian 441 LOUIS NILES True Blue Lou , Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Football '41, '42, lntra-mur- al Basketball '40, '41, '42, 3. TOM MCKIMMIE Do 1 Worry? Gym Exhi- bition fEOysl '40, '41, '43, Track '40, Advisory Coun- cil '42, '43, Letterman's Club '42, '43, MARTHA NINKE Oh So'oh Sweet , Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, Girl's Basketball '43. SEYMOUR MEDWED Old Chicago . Moved tO Chicaqo. DONNAMAE OTT l Walk With Music . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basket- ball '43, G.A.A, '43, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, Band '40, '41, '42, Declamation Contest '4l. 'st 1 ALLEN MURRAY A Stone's Throw From Heaven , Gym Exhibition Iboysl '40, '42, Basketball tboysl '42, '43, Football '42, '43, Baseball '40, '41. Advisory Council '43. EDWARD OVERHISER Gotta Get Home . Gym Exhibition '39, Baseball '41 '42 '43 F F A '41 '42 '43i Glee ci1ui5s fi3. ' ' is Sl IIIRS ALBERT PECK A Message To Marcia . Basketball '42, '43, Glee Llub '40, Band '40, '41, '42, '43, Orchestra '41, '43. PEARLEEN POINDEXTER Stay as Sweet as You Are . Girl's Gym Exhibi- tion '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basketball '43, Advisory Council '40, Usher Club '41, '42, '43, Substitute Teacher '43, G. A. A. '43, Pine Lake Camp '40, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Orcliertra '40, '41, '42, 43, Charter Com. '42, Annual Staff tAsst. Ed.l '43, G.A.R. History Award '42, Or' chestra Fc tival '41, '42, '43. 29 ARTHUR PERBOHNER Tall Dark and Carelrce . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, Intro-mural Basketball '40, Track '41, '42, Prom. Com. '42, Vice President tIr,l '41, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Acapella Choir '40, '41, '42, '43, Declamation Con- test '41, Oratory Contest '43, Boy's Trio '42, '43. IOYCE PRINGLE Summer tori Time . Gitl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42 '43, Basketball '43, Ad- visory Council '43, Su- preme Court '43, Usher Club '41, '42, '43, Substi- tute Teacher '42, '43, Prom. Com. '42, G.A.A. '43, Pinc- Lake Camp '40, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Orchestra '40, Acaywclla Choir '41, '42. Defense Com. '43. FRANCES PERO Tell lt to the Marines . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basket- bvrll '42, '43, Advisory Council '42, Student Sen- axe '43, Substitute Teach' er '43, Prom. Com. '42, Secretary tlr.J '42, G.A.A. Treasurer '43, Librarian '41, 43, Student Council '40, Annual Staff tPicture Edltorl '43, Hall Duty '42, '43. lANlS RICE 'He's ln the Army Now . Girl's Gym Exhibition '4U, '41, '42, '43, Basketball '41, '43, Substitute Teach er '42, '43, G.A.A. '43, Glue Club '40, '41, '42, Noun Duty Student Council '40, SALLY PETERSON l Came Here To Talk For los , Girl's Gym Exhibi- tion '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basketball '43, Substitute Teacher '43, Pine Lake Camp '41, Librarian '41, '42, '43. CHARLES RIDLEY l Vlalk Alone . EEA. '40, '41, '43, Boys Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '43 '43 KENNETH PIOCH Hlohnny Douqhboyw, Boy. Gym Exhibition 40, '41 '42, '43, lntra-mural Bas ketball '41, '42, '43. RICHARD ROBINSON Too Lazy To Love . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, '41 '42, '43, lntra-mural Bas ketball '41, '42, Glee Club '40 '41 '42 r if Si IIIRS FRANKLIN SCHURR BecC1use . Gym Exhibi- tion '40, '41, Baseball '40, '41, '42, Student Council '42, WATSON SMITH Conte out of the florida . GEORGE SEYMOUR SiS, Boom! Ahh . Gym Exhibition fboysl '40, '41, '42, '43, Golf '41, '42. EDWARD SOERGEL Where Do You Keep Your Hefrrt? Eoy's Gym Exhibition '40, Busketbfrll bull '42, '43, Football '43, Bfrsebfrll '40, '41, '42, '43, Advisory Council '43, Stu- dent Senate '43, Band '40, '41, Orchestra '40, Pep Bfind '40, Student Coun- f-il '47 E - X DEAN SKIN N ER I'm Getting Tired So I Con Sleep . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, Truck '42, E.F.A. '40, Pine Lake Crimp '41, Glee Club '40, '41, Acfrpellfr Choir '41. DONALD SPENCER You're A Lucky Guy . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, F.F.A. V. Pres. 42, Pres. '43, Prom. Com. '42, Pine Loke Comp '41, An- nurxl Stuff tlr. High Ed.l, '43, EEA. Deieqdte to Convention '41, DONALD SLOYER I Don't Wcmtcx Make His- to.y . Intro-mural Bcxsket- bull '42, '43. ROBERT STIEVE When the Spirit Moves Me . Boys Glee C1ub '41, '42, Boys Trio '41, '42, Acopellfr Choir '41, '42, '43, Football '42, '43, Stu- dent Council '40, Truck '41, '42,1E.F.A, '41, '42, '43, MARGARET SMITH You're the Greatest Dis- covery , Gir1's Gym Ex- hibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Basketball '43, G.A,A. '43, Glee Club '43. DOROTHY STONE Red Soils In the Sunset . Gir1's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, Busketboll '43, Trecis. of Senior Clfrss '43, G.A.A. Glee Club '41, '42, '43, Acopella Choir '41, '42, '43, Librrrrion '41, Red Cross Hep. '43, Gir1's Trio '41, '42, '43. 21 W3 4' SE IIIRS MERLE STORY A Man and His Dream . ELIZABETH TANCZOS Let's Dance . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '40, Librarian '40, Declamation Contest '40, fi PAULINE STROBEL Angel in Disguise . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Basketball '42, '43, G.A.A. '43, PAUL TESKE Smarty Pants . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, Bas- ketball '43, Tennis Team '40, '41, '42, '43, Student Senate '43, Pres. '41, An- nual Staff CBus. Mqr.l '43. AW KENNETH SUMMERER This is My First Affair . Boy's Gym Exhibition '41, Student Council '41, lntra- rnural Basketball '41, '42, Prom. Com. '42, Secretary '41, President Ir. Class '42, Pine Lake C a in p '41, Annual Sian CEd. in Chief? '43, CHARLES TOURTELLOTT E 1'm lust a Country Boy at Heart . Boy's Gym Ex- hibition '40, '41, '42, '43, F.F.A. '41, '42, '43, Band '42, '43. 1' FRANK SUTTON Dancing on a Dime . Boy's Gym Exhibition'40, '41, Intra-mural Basketball '41, '42, '43, Track '40 '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '42, 43, Acapella Choir 42, '43, Declamation Contest '40, Oratory Contest '42, '43, Photography Club '4l. MARY I. TROMP Any Bond's Today . Gym Exhibition Iqirlsl '42, '41, '40, '43, Advisory Council '41, Student senate '43, Pro. Com, '42, Band '40, '41, Orchestra '40, '41, Pep Band '40, Defense Com. fchairmanl '43, Pit Orches tra '40, Annual Staff fPic- ture Editorl '43. TOM SZYPERSKI Professor . Intra-mural Basketball '43, Camera Club '42, Booster's Club '4 1. BETTY TURNOY You Can Depend On Me , Girl's Gym Exhibi- tion '40, '43, Basketball '43, Usher Club '41, '42, '43, G.A.A. '43, Pine Lake Camp '42, Glee Club '40, Oratory Contest '41, Stu- dent Council '42, Sl IllIlS LOIS TWITCHELL Order Please! Gii1's Gym Exhibition '40, '4l, '42, '43, Girl's Basketball '42, '43, Tennis Team tGir1'sJ '42, '43, Prom. Com, '42, G.A.A. Vice Pres. '43, Annual Stafi tClass Ecl.J '43, Student Council '40. PEARL WEINTRAUB Wings and the Woman . Girl's Gym Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43, Girl's Basket- -Q, 'Q SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD You Were Never Love- l1er . Girl's Gym Exliibib tion '40, '41, Basketball '43, G,A.A. '43, Treas. Soph. '41, Glee Club '40, '41 '42 CLARENCE WENZEL 'La-frtherneck '. lzitr rfrriur- 'rl Basketball '40, '41, '42, Boy's Gym Exhibition '4C, bail '43, Tennis Tearn '42, 41, 4.5, F.1 .A. 41, 4.1. Orchestra '40, '41, '42, '43, Pit Orchestra '40, '41, '42, '43, Declamation Co st '40, '41, IW Re .' 3. X Y Y fi! sl 4 ff -J RAY WAKILD Moon Ray . Boy's Gynl Exhibition '40, '41, V. Pres. Sen. Class '43, Band '40, '41, '42, '43, Orchestra '40, , 43, Pe Band '40 '41, '42 p , '41, '42, 43, Orchestra, '40, '41, '42, '43, Pit Orchestra '43 Student Coun- '4l, '42, , cil '42, Brass Ensemble '42, '43. EVERT WHEELER lt 1 1-lirci My VV'ry . lrr tra-trrural Brsketbrll '41, '42, '43, 'i 1'.lt'k '40, B'rnci '40, '41, '42, '43 GLENN WAREIELD You Think of Every thing , Boy's Gym Exhibi tion '39, '40, Football '40 '41, '42, G15-Q Club '39, '4o', lntrfr-mural Basketball 39 '45, '41, '42, MERWYN WILKINSON Four A. l.l. . Boy: Gyn. Exhibition '40, '41, '42, '43 Glen Club '40. ROBERT WEBSTER Flying Tiqer . Boy's Gym Exhibition '40, '42, Football '42, Track 42, Intra- :nur 11 Basketball '40, '41, '42, Advisory Council f -if., Prom, Corrr. '42, V. Pres. Ir, Class '42, Pine Lak: Cfrtrip '40, Student Counci. '41, WENDELL WILKINSON 'Lookiriq For Yesterday . Boys Gym Exhibition '40, Advisory Council '43. v IH To Be Seen m the So Haven Chxcuqo cmd New York Papers Margaret Smlth Donna M Ott MarJor1e Gump rt Ileen Hansen form Natronal Sewmg Bee tectrve Duane French Captures Gangster Mob rn Breedsvllle Chlcago Whrte Sox Welcome Whrty N1enhu1s as New Manager Bowre Hosprtal Nurse Frances Pero Saves Patrent From Swallowmg Tongue Black Orchrd Drscovered by Lou Nrles Chrcago Flor1st Lucrlle Beatty Becomes Brlde of New York Playboy Paul Teske One Tlme Ford Dealer Buys Terraplane and Lrkes It State Cop Fred B1ld Arrestsl R Hervey For Speedlng Rlchard Aulre F1nally Convlnces Prlncrpal of So Haven Hlgh That Boys Should Wear Skrrts to School New Shoe Department IH New York Opened DY Robt Behrman and Wrfe tElva Feedorel Manlyn Chrlstlan Dawn Maybee Become Ch1ef Oper ators of Chlcago Telephone Co Professor Brllrat Demands Students Be ln By 3 A M Mr and Mrs Sam Brady tLo1s Twltchelll Attend Natlonal All Star Banquet Margaret Kelly Introduces New Short Ha1r Trrm For H1gh School G1r1s Ken Sumrnerer Elected Mrchrgan Congressronal Representa 1ve Don Spencer New Secretary of Agrrculture Automatrc Coke Decapper Invented by Carl Kendall Erma Iean Carter Audrey Altenburg Thrrll AUd1eHC9 In Stage Show The Only Way to Get a Husband Betty Turnoy RSCGIVGS Book of Month Award For Latest Novel Ah Me Such Is Life Valuable Iewels Stolen from Home of Mr and Mrs Ioe Wenzel tSally Petersonl Earnest Cupp and Hrs Iava Irvers Is Featured Da1ly at Ierry Frlbrandts Drzzy Night Club Bob Drebold Bud Deck er Solorsts Wlth George Klett and Mus1cal HITS Recerve Honorable Mentron 1n My Musrcal Day Col umn by Bette Margolls Delores Glassman Presents Conga Recltal Stanley Black Donald Sloy er Watson Smrth Larry Lundy Oftrcrals of Chrcago Bachelors Club RGCGIVQ Charles Rrdley as Mem er Broadway Introduces New Stage Actor Glenn Warfleld rn I Am A Man Frank Sutton Ar thur Perbohner Reported on World W1de Tour Debatlng Ouestron of Womens Wearlng Apparel MICDIQGD Welcomes Evert Wheeler Wanda McCloughan as Guest Tw1rlers m Annual Blossom Parade Iustrce of the Peace George Denny Performs Marrrage Ceremony of Gerald1ne Favorrte and Kala rnazoo Groom Ed Soergel Stars In Motron Plcture Sports Torn Szyperskr Appears on Local De batrng Team Norma Covey Elrzabeth Tanczos Tre for Short hand Speed Test Honors Dot Stone Frances French Srng Monday Blues at Chrcago Dance Pavrlllon Allen Murray Tom McK1mm1e Fly to Callfornra to Look Over Gold Mme Areas of l848 Popular Pro Football Star Iohn Daggett Weds Pres1dent of Western Unlon Telegraph Co Harlan Greenman Changes Telegram Rates Wa ter Wlnchell Selects Irene Hodgman Martha Nlnke as Only Women to Be Trusted W1th Secrets Pa1nt1ng by Pearl Werntraub Selected as Best Plcture of Year Rrchard Robrnson Franklm Schurr Kenneth Ploch Lead Lrves of Rrley ln Mraml Florrda Clarence Wenzel Ed Overhrser Earl Lamm l1n Change Worktng Hours of Farmers From 12 to 6 Hours a Day Prrvate Iames Chaddock Promoted to Prrvate lst Class rn U S Marrnes After 12 Years Charles Tourtellotte Ed Gulgue Become World Famous Hort1cultur1sts Dean Skrnner Drscovers O11 1n Own Back Yard Ray Wakrld Becomes Manager of New York Model Theatre Harold Holman Gets Trtle of Mlchrgan s Most Modern Farm George Seymour Chlcago Playboy Goes On 7 Day Workrng Spree Robt Webster Estab l1shes Holly s Restaurant m New York N Y Norma Knlckerbocker Grves Marlonette Show For Or phan Ch1ldren Lorabelle Bard Accepts Posrtron of Secretary to Pres of Steel Corporatron Mary Tromp Ioyce Prrngle Are Co Hostesses at Waldorf Astorra Party for Local Busrness Women Mrs Bob Porter Clams Rrcel ls New Leader of Tenement Welfare Commlttee 1n New York Mary Callaghan teacher Says Students Should Have 2 Hours of Re ess and l Hour of Class Bob Streve RGCGIVGS Trtle of Casanova Dorothy Hernze Wrfe of Local Merchant Chrlstens Luxury Lmer Catherrne Lrnd nbach Champlon Woman Hockey Player Arrrves rn C1ty Paulme Strobel Donna Harrrs Fashlon Des1gners Introduce Purple and Red as Color Comblnatron Chrcago Hospltal Accepts Lorna Emmert As D1et1t1an Ierome Iohnston Noted Book Revlewer Breaks Leg Iackre Land strorn V1rg1n1a Hanson Lecturers on Quretness for Nerves Now rn Chlcago Pearleen Polndexter Arr Hostess Returns to Home Town for Short V1S1l Charles Denny ls Now Owner of Large Truckrng Agency Wendell W1lk1nson Merk W1lk1nson Form Partnershrp IH Get Rlch QUICK Cl1n1c Sh1r ley Underwood Former Fashlon Model Now Poses for Tooth Paste Ads Super Duper Gas Put On Market by Albert Peck Ann Fllllprch IS Now Worklng for Max Factor . . . . 1 1 0 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11D 1 1 1 9 1 -' 9' 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 W I I 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 , I .7 11 11 1 1 11 .- I f 1 1 11 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 I I . 4 W- ' 1 1 11 1 - 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M 1 5 1 1 . - A 7 7 ' r 1 V 1 A A L. e e ' A J ,1 E 1 cz t. I ' w 1 - ,, 1 1 1 ' , ' ' , , l, 5 Errnct Iedn Carter ' 1 ' I, , e, 1 if c 1 e ' 3 1' E 1 c rc c ' 1 1 ri ' e 'e m ' 1u e e 1 'e t t to 1 I 1 ' e , ' A ,xr , 1 ' e e 1' A 1 ,le e e o ' ' 1' ' c c C fr r1 r 's 1 l e1 'e1 ' '1 ' J A 'E 3: K, t , 'iv ai 5 5 s ff X, X A Y -f U A, UM MQ f Elf, il l f 6 T vi , is .1 F17 , 2 u 2512 Class ul l944 The most important event that the Iuniors turned out this year, was the Iunior-Senior Prorn and Banquet. Due to rationinq and priorities they were puzzled rnost of the time, to see who would come out on top. They succeeded. They presented various dances: one being a Friday the 13th dance, another a record dance. They worked hard selling candy, cokes and pop- corn at the Class C Tournaments, and harder yet collecting class dues. The officers for l942'43 are the following: i Arder on Donald Anderson oh't President Vice Prestdent Secretary Treasurer Advisor Grant B ery Graham Betty Clyde Hoag Robert Larnsstes Iuantta Soergel Muslce Donald Grace Gumrnert Mr Grunst Qlerx z Leroy Soergel ludnit Bull Roland Barnes Rob ra Beckwith leanette Btnder Eugene Gumpert Grace Hagger Alice Handley Helen Haynes Yvonne Hi William 'Nlance Nelson Nelson tlelson William Evelyn Floyd Norma Nienhurs lohn Brady George Bridges Rober Bnnks Evelyr Bushee Lawrence Capps Clarke une Alvin Cobb Puri Collins Cow e Daage t Decke Decker Denny Dtbble Edmond McGu1re Rodr y Roberta Vlrllian Mary Ellen ack Hinz Ev lfn H ag Clyae Hoag Neil Hope Arthur Ingrahane Earth lohn on larcia lohnsor' l tldred Ichnson Pau nstor Bert .5 Vict ,- Ynickerbocker Virgtnta Kruzel P l tlittenegger B rrtf Nitteneqger Betty Otto lacgueline Paqum Iohn Pensrrg r Pero Fred Peterscr' Lawrence Peterson Phyllis Pomdext r Marci Drtce leanettp Drovast Roger -r R rdsf-ck Hild r Radtke Ruth Diebold Richard Dorna Edwcrrd Dorfrr loyce D r tr Mona L Dykstra Alice r George Lin rrlo 1 l L1Qross Milton Lrmsstes Robert Luvrticr Stcphr Lenike Richard l'3Qholtz Richard M aster ' 'ide'-'son ern Lwi Ra fmord Frar' es Re der Ridley George Connie Rood fan Roper bah: .N c Sclrr' itt su Fred Mary Ll fl rrsli llll I . , s , . , ev l . , ' -. 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The class is divided into e omerooms and each room has its own officers and representatives to the tu Alfieri, Le-Ftoy Allen, Donald Allers, Paula Anderson, Mable Bennett, Carl Bergstrom, Iarnes Bernstein Ann bell Bendeich Marie Bolhuis Robert Bro :ln Iarries Btinks Donald Brink Leonard INDI II Iofrnn I ti rre 0 Ro e Ch trlc Virgini 1 Cassadrr Vlfaync Clark Christtn Classen Donald Crawford Wtlliarn Dukescherer Irene Dann Marvin Decker Harold D Haven Royal Drake Floyd Dubuisson Alfred Eldred Muryl Elliott Ioanne Fellows Lots Fouts Kenneth Filbrandt Howard tt ac EIGHTH GRADE and Grano, Charles Gumpert, Alvin Harrington, Clifford Hawver, Doris Henry, Iames Henry Hill Mary Louise llolnes Allie Howe Robert Marlorie Baroar Iohnson Rose Iones Maralene Ior in Iohn on Mariorie Kellogg Betty Franci Adella Knar 1 Kretqh Lafler Paul Laurrian David Lamb David Lehman Calvin Leztz Alan Leitz Ioan Lee Marilyn Leverton Genevieve Lloyd H len Lloyd Iohn McCloughan Wayne Mixter Patty Morris loan Mort X'Var da Nelson Lrah Nelson Mary 4 nl. N wton, Bertha Nichols, Betsy Niles, lack Nolan, Barbara Nolan, Mary Norcross, Gertrude Nostrant Burton Pappe Charles Park Marilyn P terson Dorothy Peterson Iac Poindexter Hrrbert Potndexter Maxine Poindexter Robert Brrdtke B thang llayrriond Pat y Reeder ack Roberts Iames Satkey Charles Scott William Sink Paul Sayre Murray Schemenauer Edward Shepard William Slagle Pearl Taylor Barbara Thorripson Iam s Teske Clarence Uncle-rNood Clifford Valkner Elvira VanWynen Richard Van Dis Neil Viek lean The eighth grade has the same type of organization as the seventh grade both having the same number of homerooms and Student Council members They enioy the programs movies along with the rest of Iunior High Aldrin Elaine Al crnian Dolo e Anthonl Ri hard Allen Elizabeth ,lx ,M Bak r Delores Barringer 'Cath yn Benn tt Ro well Bigoness I me Bo ,vers Alrra Brazill Norry Brennan Char e Burke Shirl y Busscher Nayne Butts Mary Louise Bergstrom Chrrlc C rrrig rn Low tl Ch rf'ldoc4 Fr rm onrof H o hr rn D ri r Coy y M ,try Crand .ill D or Cra Nford a Dornan Stu t Do,-fling Iohn .Jann P limes F g rlurid All Frarklm Philti Freemrn Dona Fr rch Herbcr' 0,141 Gallaway G 111 Getn an Gordon Glynn Edw 1rd Goodrobe Virginia Gumo rt Lorrain Hager Ioe Hamoley Doris Harrington Iack Hendrickson Clarence Hinz Norman Hoac Howard en n Ca K xminskt Eleanor Kefk Gertrud A K ithly Robert V rr Shoxlr Knickerbocker D rn r mer Nillif If I4 L. 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'T 'V,-'- fr1f4:ri.y fgi,tr1yvQ11'iQr1 in cur MCELQQIS, in 11, .licm -r',' ':. xr. is mr '.,::Af-lfflf, 'Q to ' ixtlil ka df tlgitlqs ir A '.',' rm 11 1-tl., fzr-7 fist fri iew Of if t11fxt1',f trmirifgfs wf V, T: ,',-.'f r13'1'.s .f 'T :.1:'.'e Q fulf 'EQ .ITT A, uctixep 'z Q'-rzfi G2'.'srzi.:1er1t. ' f-If -'.'f'- 7 1-ffl fH2'.'.f If Y7371-ZS' iw this ' ,iz ni, ' rf. 'f f-1f-' fzffi frlxfzri it f:1,,i Vrcvft .L We might well say that the moral of our school centers around the band and its con ductor Mr. Michael R. Listiak. The band plays at basketball and football games and does much to pep up the games as well as the students. lts concerts, which are given in the fall and spring are awaited by everyone This years tall concert was distinguished by a novelty number Little Red Caboose and com munity singing led by Mr. Listiak. The spring program was held on May 4. Flutes Neil Hoag Donna Alfing lack Gillet Oboes Reed Parker Lynn Tellander Rose Burrell lohn Paquin Blanche Myer Robert Porter Margaret ' leanine Dykstr Mary Lou Cogdal Marjorie Howe Othal Shepherd Donna Peterson Grace Gumpert Bethany Radtke Annabelle Bernstein Rose Chiarello Clarinets Alto Clarinet Phyllis Peterson Bass Clarinet Donald Brenner Bassoons Ruth Radtke Barbara Soergel Trombones Dan Williams Robert Slentz William Decker Dana Knickerbocker James Payson Bass Robert Decker Victor King Charles Tourtellotte Herbert Mortorff Bells 6 Tympcmi arilyn Shoop Cymbals Martin Strebeck Bass Drum Tony Aliieri Snare Drums Donald Streeter Robert Bridges Albert Peck Wm. Niifeneger Drum Maior Evert Wheeler Twirlers Delores Wheeler Shirley Fritz Wanda McCloughan Frances Labz wiki' Ato Saxaphone William Fritz Erma Teske Natalie Holman Walter Stein Robert Diebold Tenor Saxaphone Geor e Klett N! Q David Mohr Pat Carnahan Baritone Saxophone Richard Lemke Cornets f, AQ lc, Frank Chaddock f' Mac Cowles Warren Sprague- Kenneth Struble George Westerteld Gordon Getman Marvin Wickham lack Peterson f Donald Freeman French Horns Norman Brazill Robert Pobuda 'W Raymond Wakild Floyd Drake Bariiones Paul Hodges Margaret Pagerlund Leroy Slentz Duane French IIIIIIHESTRA Our High School Orchestra is an organization of which we can be justly proud. Under the able direction of Mr. Listiak, it has shown itself outstanding in both technique and de liverance. The delicate tones of the stringed instruments, mingled with those of the wind instruments, produce a richness of highest quality. A few of the selections played by the orchestra in this year's concerts were: Russian Choral and Overture, arranged by .ci. . lsaac Tango in D ..,..,..,......,i...,Y....Y....... ......................... ,.... A l beniz Rondalla Aragonesa .............. Granaclos Hill Billy from Americana ., Gould First Violins ww! Cellos Bcusoons Pe rrl Vfeintraub Barbara Maulsby Marilyn Christian Gerald Turnoy -' X Frances Raymond fx-0 1' Mildred lohnscn Peirleen Poindexter Elizabeth Allen Second Violins Rose Iohnson Huzel Rzidtke I-fxriorze Niles :fl'2filYI1 Crawford R iyzrxznd Richard., ?'rLLl'r Aliers E':rb':r': flolir. Billy f'r':wf2rd f :vga Igzzzib Violos Allce Figerlund I.: flue Flenring' Iuanita Soerqel Shirley Fritz Blanch Myers M Rachel Shields Eob Diebold Robert Decker 'Naltei Stein Victor King Bases Clarinels Rose Burrell Bob Porter John Paquin Margaret l rt leanine Dykstra Flutes flexl Hoag Qonna Filling lack Gillett Oboes Reed Parker Lynn Tellander 6-119' Ruth Radtke Barbara Soergel Comets Warren Sprague Don Freeman Mcquire Cowles Frank Chaddock 'Lfj mf ref' Trombone: Robert Slentz Dan Williams ,QUU 1-'M Dana Knickerbocker French Hom! Ray Wakild If Ilcrry Erazzll Robert Pol:ud'6 f Tympcmi Marilyn Shoop foyce Springett Cast Sl Illll HAY Miss Sandeen, new to our administration this year, directed a Senior Play that will go down in High School History as a great success and a play long to be remembered . Ever Since Eve by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements, a comedy in 3 acts, was produced in the Central Auditorium, Friday, April l6, by the Senior Class. lt boasted oi no outstanding leads but seemed to center around the activities oi an up-and-coming young lad, lohnny Colver, who with the aid oi his pal, Spud Erwin, set about to produce a paper the Penguin Q . lohnny and his pals have troubles no end, which are characteristic oi typical American boys and girls. All ends well however and the curtain falls on a well-received and well-attended production. To Miss Sandeen and her staff we offer congratulations. Mrs. Clover lohnny Clover Mr. Clover Spud Erwin Susan Blake Betsy Erwin Martha Willard Officer Simmons Henry Quinn Lucybelle Lee Preston Hughes Football Players: Bill . Hank Fatty Nick Student Director Business Manager Stage Manager Stage Crew Property Manager Property Crew . Prompters Publicity Reporter Advertising Art Program Crew Make-up Crew Production Staff Elizabeth Tanczos , Sam Brady Gerald Filbrandt Louis Niles Pauline Strobel Marilyn Christian Joyce Pringle George Denny Edward Soergel Iacquelyn Landstrom Iohn Doggett Robert Stieve Robert Webster Glenn Wariield Albert Peck Delores Glassrnan Robert Behrmar. Arthur Perbohner Fred Bild, George Seymore Marjorie Gumpert lanis Rice, Ileen Hanson Sally Peterson, Margaret Smith Betty Turnoy, Manager E. M. Kirk ,WNoima' Knickerbocker, Manager, Margaret Smith, Glenn Wariield, Robert Diebold Elva Feedore, Manager, Erma I. Carter, Norma Covey . Audrey Altenburg, Wanda McCloughan, Ernest Cup? on in A Il PPHlA CHIIIR For inany years the A Cappella Choir has been a popular musical group in our school. During the annual Fall Vocal Concert, held in tlrie school auditorium, November 20, the choir, under the able direction of Mrs. Doris Baldwin, presented a variety of sonqs conf cluding wiili trie lovely hymn, The Lord Bless You and Keep You . At fflrristrrias time trie choir sanq carols for snut-ins around true c3ty and afterwards cliilced at a Cliristznas party Eield in the vocal ngusic roorn. Tye cyogr refurnea to time public again in tlie spring wnerg they piirtliipated in tif- Sprrria Vocal Concert. Tye ::.en.pers cf tire crxoir this year include: Ricliard Aulxe Helen lonnson l5taclieQ Sriields lflenry Billiatt Marcia lohnson larnes Sinkpile lune Capps Mildred lolinscn LeRoy Slertz Murglyn Clrrgstiari Norma Kriickerhocker luarigfa Soergel Ernest Cupp Naida Kirby 'f. izlter Sfef. Eff ,'f',, rly 'Turns lucauelyri Lczncistrorz. Roper' Steve Mprxz Lee lDorr'.zzr. Sfepra Lavifici. Dorotqy Star. lf: lflte ljlerziing Barbara Maulspy Frixrtk Sutton Frizrgces French Vfarida McClouqEiar. leizn ffellanaer Beverly Grant lffilliarn Nance Keith vJfiCi6f'.'fOCCl :sill Fuzzse krtrlur Perloorpxer Dolores W' , . eeler f':1i'rl3tZe Pf,:'JQTke SEHIHH HIGH HHHS Hlll lIlHB JHHIHH HIGH HHYS HHH GHHS Hlll ClHH Sl Hlll HIGH HHHS lllll lIlHH On Tuesday and Frrday mornlngs durrng the llfSl hour the members of the Senror Grrls Glee Club meet 1n tne vocatxonal bu1ld1ng wtth Mrs Darts Baldw1n formerly M1 s Dor1s Zlmm rman At tfns trme they s1ng all typ s of songs from classtcal to present day Jazz They partrcrpated 1n tte Annual Fall and Sprlng Vocal Concerts and Just before the Chrlstmas holtdays they went carolmg through the halls of the school burldxng There are tn th1s group two tr1os wrth Dorothy Stone Frances French and Delores Whe ler com prrsmg one and Rachel Shtelds Mlldred Iohnson and Marllyn Chrtstlan the other The members of the Glee Club th1s year are lenn1e Albrecht Glor1a Anthonsen loanne Ayres Esther Beckwlth Frances Bolhuls leanette Burke Iune Capps Iune Couturter Norma Covey Beverly Curt1s Mona Lee Dornan Lorna Emmert lla Mae Flemlng Frances French Fern Frudee Lorrame Garland Dolores Glassman Ramona Glassman Charlotte Goldberg Phyll1sGoodw1n Eleanor Gordor Beverly Grant Mar1or1e Gumpert LOIS Haase Altce Mae Hagger lleen Hansen Margaret Harder Martha Harrrs Helen lohnson Mlldred lohnson Margaret Kelley Nalda Klrby Ann Ktrchner Norma Knrckerbock r V1rg1n1a Knrckerbocker Martan Lamss1es Iacquelyn Landstrom Stepha Lavxtlch Mar guerrte Leltz lean Lerman Bett Margolls Barbara Maulsby Wanda McCloughan Laura Mrtchell Evelyn Nelson Donnamae Ott leanette Prrce Charlotte Radtke Frances Raymond Connt R1dley Trlda Rttman Margaret Smlth Nadme Smrth Sh1rley Smlth Vera Starback Elda Stennett Mary Alxce Stevens Dorothy Stone Peggy Taylor lean Tellander Beverly Tlbbetts Mary E Tromp Sh1rley Underwood Shrrley Wepter Dolores Wheeler Beatr1ce Wh1te JH Hlll HIGH ISHHS IHEE lIlHH Ltke the Senlor Gtrls the lumor Grrls Glee Club meets 1n the vocattonal bu1ld1ng twlce a week wtth Mrs Dor1s Baldw1n They too slng a vartety of songs They parttclpated 1n the Fall and Sprmg Vocal Concerts and an assembly program IH Iun1or Hlgh About one halt ot thts group sang back ground muslc for a lumor Hrgh Chrrstmas program Th1s group rs comprtsed of Betty lane Adkln Elame Aldrrn Elrzabeth Allen Kathryn Bar r1nger Dorothy Beters Edna B1erhalter Alma Bowers Patrma Chrerello Glor1a COll1DS Helen Conroy Yvonne Crane Leona Decker Nancy Ekstrom lean Ely Lorna Fellows Ga1l Galloway Marte Gentry Vtrgmta Goodrode Mlldred Groenmg Lorrame Gumpert Betty Hadaway Dor1s Hawver VlOl9lH91DZG Mary Helnze Dtana Henderson Ruth Hodge Rose Iohnson Esther Kaufman Mae Kmg Anna Kuhn lohanna Laabs Frances Labz Dorothy LEWIS Mrldred Lewts Marllyn Lee Sally Ltnd Elo1se Lull loan Lettz Marron Margot Georgta Mrtchell Blanche Myers Ianet Mowen Margaret Martlnson loyce Nelson Marrlyn Nelson Ethel Nrenhuls MGTJOIIG Nlles Naoml Ott lanet Overhtser Kathryn Gverton VITQIHIG Parker Mary Ann Prmgle Charlene Qulnalty Ruth Rayner Dorothy Roblnson Iuantta Schurr Waneta S1sson Marcra Smeed Barbara Taylor Betty I Thorpe Alfa Toole Carol Underwood loan Van Wynen Mary Vrrgo Mamle Wagner Dlana Wheelock JH IHH IHHS Hlll lIlHH The lunror Boys Glee Club was reorganlzed thls year after a one year lull Because of thls the group IS qu1te small They sang for two assembly programs rn Iuruor Htgh and also durmg the Sprxng Vocal Concert Th1s group IS comprtsed of Wayne Cassada Donald Cochran Royal DeHaven loe Hager W1lllGm LaFond lerry Peterson Ed Pratt Arthur Rawls Martm Strebeck Ne1l Norcross George Westerfeld 41 , . . . - - f , 1 . . . . 1 . .Q . . 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' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FN AIIIIIIIIIIS IISHER IIEIIR Alert attractrve and ambrtrous descrrbe the to emost characterrstlcs ot our South Haven Usher club The arrls under the supervrslon and drrectron of Mr Hervey act as hostesses and usherettes o cll s hool tuncttons They are chosen durmq the sprrnq of therr s phornore year by the members of the taculty accordlna to therr abtlrty to meet strangers tn a pl asma way trerr scholcstrc standtna therr partrcr patron and actrveness tn school actrvrtles and therr school cttrzen hrp Members of the Usher Club rncludecl Mary Callaqhan Dolores Glassman Ruth Radtlce Mary l Tromp lune Capps Dawn Maybee Iuanrta Soerqel Betty Turnoy Martlyn Chrrstran Pearleen Pomdexter Dorothy Spencer lean Tellander Shrrl y Errtz loyce Prtnqle Lourse Tart lean Van Erkel SIIRSEIEEIEE EEAIIHERS The substrtute teachers are selected each year by Mr Mohr who recerves a lrst of suqqestrons from Mr Hervey Mr Hervey makes up the lrst from lunror and Senror qrrls who seem most adapted to t1ll the posrttons The substrtutes may be called upon at any trme to help or to substrtute for the teachers to whose room they have been asstaned They substrtute only for teachers rn the qrades Thrs lncludes both lndrana and Hartman Schools Substttute teachers thrs year tnclude Pearleen Pomdexter Ioyce Sprmqett Mary Callaghan Marqaret Kelley Manlyn Chrrstran Iuan ta Soerael Elva Eeedore Rachel Shellds Norma Kmckerbocker lune Capps lean Van Erkel Frances Pero Ioyce Prmqle Norma Covey Dorothy Spencer lanrs R1 e Shtrley Frrtz General Substrtutes Dolores Wheeler Sally Peterson EIIEURE EARMERS llE AMERIR Thrs year there are thrrty one members rn the E E A under the dtrectrorr of Mr Cowles The ottrcers are Prestdent Don Spencer V1CePresrdent Euaene Brnder Secretary Lawrence Peterson Treasurer Harold Holman Reporter Ed Gurque Last sprrnq a bus load of boys went to East Lurnsrnq to Judqe lrvestocfc poultry and other farm products Ed Gutaue and Eugene Btnder attended the State conventron Due to exrstma war cond1t1ons they were unable to enter many contests other than at the County Farr where they placed hrah up rn the frnal stanclmas 43 . .. . W Y ., 1 1 . - 1 . , , . ll C 'J V 2 ' 1 . C ,. , , E., Q. . Q ' ' C - 1 . .. Q C , . ' . . ., . . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 - , F. , . -1 1 , . .I , . . . Stlllll I PAR Under tie auspices of the Class of 42 and with the help ot the Wnole student body Student Par ticioation in Government was instituted in our school in 1942 lt consists of a Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary ot State Secretary of the Treasury Senate, and a Supreme Court The Senate passes laws for such things as tardiness and tor conduct in the halls and the session The Supreme Court upholds these rules and punishes violators with sentences like openinq doors or picxina up wastepaper. The leading officials are: Supreme Court Members: Governor T C ,o,,o C, , , Edward Soerael 12th Gradefloyce Pringle, George Denny Lt. Governor ,...Y,,, ,,..,,,.,,,,... ,,,,,. H a rold Holman llth GradefConnie Ridley, Don Anderson Secretary ot State , o,,,,o, .,r..,,, D orothy Spencer lOth GradeABarbara Soerael, Bill Curley Secretary ot the Treasury i.,,,,,, Probert Behrman Faculty Advisor --Mr, Chappell Senate Members: Ted Nicholson Paul Iohnson Sam Brady Q Mary l, Tromp Clyde Hoag Paul Teske lerry Filbrandt Howard Teske Fred Bild Puri Cobb Clayton Canning Faculty Advisor ---Mr. Hervey DEH SE IIIIMMITTIE The Defense Commlttec was organized in the Spring of 42 under the supervision of Mr. Baer and Miss Rasmussen R presentatives for this committee were selected by the stud nt council Soon after it was organized two members went to Kalamazoo wnere they heard several speakers from different Defense organizrtions This year they have sponsored a dance at which a ten cent Def nse Stormp was ti p ice o dmissicn This committee is in charge of stamp sales every Tuesday and through these sales collect d enough to pay for a nine hundred dollar l op Miss Foulk n w to our syst m thi year took tno place of Miss Rasmussen as a supervisor Jll Itllt Ittll IZRUSS S nicr T-ligh Joined t e lunior Red Cross this y ar and a repres ntat1v wa chosen from each sponsor group to form a Red Cross Committee spyisored by Miss Rlie Straight During the year they made toys for the Nation l Tumor Red Cross and also collected o d postage stamps from which dye could be obtained They sponsored a dance in order to secure money to be turned over for the war effort lllIIPS AND tlllIItKS A Scotland Yard m asures two fe t and t n Mr Goodrich rrances can you tell me inche Dani l Boone was born in a cab1n he built mnoself An lndian baby is called a caboose Vfanted Mahogany living room table by a lady with lfleppelfvhit legs For Sale A full blooded cow giving 3 gal lons milk 2 tons of hay a lot of chickens and a cook book ln a cemetery at South Bethlehem Pa this sign appears Persons are prohibit d from picking flowers from any but their own graves how iron was discovered? Frances l qeard Dad say yesterday that they smelt it Mr Chappell fearly morningl lt must b time to get up Mrs Chappell Why Mr Chappell Terry s fallen asleep Mr Grunst Paul where was the Declara tion of lndep nderice signed? Paul Ionnson At toe bottom l guess Miss Kirk ln what battle aid General Vtfolfe earing of Victory cry l die happy Marilyn K l think it was nts last battle Arty Vtfoman lts not the menu that makes a good dinner it s the 'nen u sit next to fu Q Q 't Q ' 1 . e i 9 V . f c c . e r ' te r - 1 N . . , . . , c. . e e A. e e s , 9 , i if e C 3 e s t i v ' ,CI i . i i a L . H- Cb Q Q -W c c c . , v i i ll s. - . An Autobiography is a history of motor cars. , . ,. 'Q 4 4 I . ir U Q . c l V . rr ,, . . ' ' ' - i e . e , . A A , ,, , , ,, . M 4 . ,, , 7, Y -- . 1- K -f -1 4 - - I! 1 . I I ll A . , i ' . .lunlnr High Student linuncil The lunror l-hah Student Council rs composed of twenty members This year the Council has had charge ot sellrna defense stamps establishing a chapter of the lunror Ped Cross and sponsoring dents to introduce the Monday mornrna speakers Tre officers are President lames McK1mrnre Vice President Dgvrd Mohr SQCTGKITY Kathryn Overton Treasurer Arthur Rawls O I O I r I I 1 R monthly dances. The Council provides a stage crew for auditorium proarams, and appoints stu O O 4 4 I 'l 's Mr. A F V . 3 . vs D -' 9 , Miss P r f 'lx L if trim 4' ti sd rnt 5 r L you l P, Y S fr f rrp .rs r - ,rr tt 3 ' I ll'1V1 r nh lbfrvr Lfrrrrlr Hr. f' J 1 . l f is lf r , sci Q - A 4 25? Edd e C Q G. P , M. ' . . . I Ly, , , I' 91' 1 Eli , , A Junlnr High Hnmernnms Mrs Vlrnk l Council President Vice President Secretary Maulsby Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ott rncll Q ouncrl President Vrcc re 1 f ecrotary Trc asuror t ilauahtr r Council President Vrce President Secretary Treasurer r lillson Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Miss Boyce Council President Vice President Secretary Miss Rowland M, Freeman Council President Vice President Secretary Miss Howard Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer First Semester loanne Capps Calvin Lehman Herbert Poindext r Rose lohnson Bethany Radtke t!larJorre Ann How: Burton Nostrant Barbara Taylor Vlarc clone lone Wrllrarn Crawford Mablf Andcr on Vlurrrry iayr 'r tk Cr l tl d L rr lrrlf Brown Paul Hodqi Marcia Srneed Margaret Martinson eorqo Westerteld Elaine Aldrin Frank Chaddock Robert Pobuda Robert Porter Donald Freeman .vlartrn Strebeck Howard Hoag Dorianne Zipperstein William Nitteneaaer lanzes Mcliirrrnrife David Mohr Arthur Rawls David Schabbcl Tony Allreri Leona Tlecker Dorothy Beiers Gerald Peterson Ethel Nrenhurs Gloria Collins Diana Wheelock Second Semester Ner Van Di Donald Brinks Betty Nichols Helen Lloyds Charl s Grano Norman Drbble Patricia Raymond Leah Nelson Robert lornd xtcr 0 rnnf Fl ro M rblo Ander on M rrr ry Sfryr trrlc Cr D d inet Over ln r Pr rtt Norman Brazrrl Alice Faqerlund Philip Franklin Charies lensen Alfa Toole Robert Port Robert Pobuda Kenneth Strulole Frances Labz Howard Hoaq Dorranne Zpperst William Nrtieneqqer l 'rriorre Niles Kathryn Overton Elfrnchc Myers David Schabbel Tony Altrerr Leona Decker Edward Brerhaltcr Gerald Peterson Ethel Nienhurs Gloria Collins Diana Wheelock if 'V' JL' 5 Sw! .. ,. L ive? i' 1 -, h -,151 fig' X ,54 1 Y fl Q ' .- R3 M., fc kg iw 3' A U INF IZIIAIIIIES Coach Baer Mr Baer ca'ne to South Haven 1n September of 1927 as baslcetoall coach and coached that sport for seven years At the present tlme Mr Baer 1S head coach of foot ball baseball and Athlet c Dlrector of South Haven Hlgh School Coach Slaughter Mr Slaughter cam to South Haven 1n lune of 1937 He started hrs asslstant football coach Mr Slaughter has done an excellent coachmg Job and deserves a lot ot Well earned cred1t Coach Chappell Mr Chappell has been 1n South Haven s1nce 1938 He has held down the followlng coach1ng asslgnments Coach of second team football coach of second team basketball and head coach of tenn1s Chappel has shown an exceptlonal Splfll 1n each of these undertakmgs 2 . 1 1 ' l : . e coaching career as head basketball coach and ' . Mr. P1 ture Top row Sherman Sterve Me1lke Pero Ball Worheld Mxddle row Brady Penoyar Binder Soerqel Hoag Brady Parks Webster Chaddock Allen Bottom row Murray Lamssxes Klett Daqgett Cobb Blld N1les Manager Lemke HllllBAll South Haven s Golden Rams underwent a very successful season thls year loslng only two out of thelr exght contests The l1TSl game of the year wh1ch was played w1th Coloma was a marked V1ClOfY for the Rams Thxs V1ClOTY greatly ra1sed the sp1r1ts ot both the team and spectators and thls Splfll was held htgh throughout the year W1th thelr sp1r1ts st1ll hlgh the Rams later entered the r1ng Wllh the Three Ftrvers W1ld cats wh1ch proved to be one of the hardest games of the season After a hard fought battle the score was a t1e when the closrng gun sounded The most surprlsmg game of the season was the game w1th St Ioe Thts game was Just one of those thlngs whlch does a coachs heart good The Rams eased to a domrnatmg score of 27 6 when the game came to a close Thts was one of the best games played by the Rams durmg the year The prec1s1on wh1ch coach Baer had spent so much t1me on came out and sent the Rams to a well earned vlctory The senlors who played wlth the Rams of 43 are Iohn Daggett Center Lou Nlles End Red Murray End Bob Webster Back Bob Stxeve Tackle George Klett Guard Fred B1ld Tackle Glenn Warheld Tackle Out of these SQDIOTS three Rams were pla ced on the All State Honor Roll They were Sam Brady Fred Blld and George Klett Next years team boasts of the quahtres of a true Purple and Gold grrd team Many of the underclassmen played a very nnportant part 1n the success of the Rams thrs year and w1ll be back next year ready tor actxon Coach Chappell s second team was not too successful at the close of the season but the htgh spxrrted Ram Iunrors would not QIVS up Many of these hard worklng grtdrnen w1ll obta1n thelr well earned reward w1th a place on the varslty tor 43 , , , . Sam Brady ..,.rt,,a,,,,,.,,.,,,,,, Back Ed Soergel ,t,....,. ,..,... ....l..... B a ck .wfbl Wyre. md TpR B y dR M Klh T d R Chpp Btt dy Opponent Alleqcin Three Rxvers ..V,,,..,,A,...,,,.., h t S h Q Basketball SEASON 42 43 e State Hlqh ........v,,,.,...,,V,,,,,.V.....,v,,.,.V..,.,.................,..,....,..,.,e,,e., N11es ,,..,,.,....,eA,,.e......,,.ee.,..,.....,,.,.e.,,e..,,,,....,e..................AeweAeeee.,we, St. Ioe .,v.................vV..V,Y,,Y,........,,.,.VY..,,,,....,,.. ...........,eee,e.,,,,..,e.,,... Dowczqicxc .....,.,.........Y....wY,v. Three Rivers .ee.,AAAee.,,.,...... State High .................e,,,,... Alleqcrn ,.,......................ee......w.....................,...,........,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 24 N11es .w...v.........,.,,.....,e,.,,e,,., St. Ioe ........,,..............,...eeAA, Dowoqmc ...ww,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Otseqo .,.............. ,.....e...e,...,. Score They 20 26 28 31 25 12 21 VARSITY BASKHllAll The Rams of 42 43 were able to furnrsh plenty of strff opposrtron to the1r foes thrs season Many teams were completely bafflea by the fast br alc style of play whrch the Rams exlnbtted The Rams of 42 43 drd not take a stngle drubbrng although losrng srx contests and wmnlng seven The games lost by the Rams thrs year were of the type whrch a team dreams about wrnnrng ln the clostng mrnute of thrtll packed games the opponents would edge out the Bam qurnt t ln the last game of the season the Rams drsplayed late season form whrch hereto fore had not been too notrceable rn admrnrsterrng a defeat to Qtsego ln thts game the Rams seemed to have hrt the1r strrde and due to team play and efflcrent ball handlrng the Hams gltded to an easy vrctory For many of the boys thrs was therr last game on South Haven Hrgh Schools court and these boys certarnly proved they are capable of uphold ng the Amerrcan Way of Lrfe After completmg the regular season the Rams drew Benton Harbor as the1r opponent rn the area tournament at St Ioseph Benton Harbor havrng tted for the1r Class A Conference Champronshlp were constdered by far the superror team but drd not wrn untrl after a stlff battle They frnally defeated our Barns by the score of 30 26 1n an outstandtng garne Those boys lost to the Rams thrs year are apt Iohn Daggett Paul Teslce Ed Soergel Sam Brady Allen Murray Bob Behrman and Albert Peck Gther team members are Rrchard Macholtz Robert Lamssres and Gerald Sherman Second Team Basketball Coach Chappells second team boasted of tnomer successful season They downed many opponents ana defeated Covert Htgh School s Jarsrty n the1r last game Many of trns years second team boys w1ll be varstty materral next year to st rt South Havens Golden Rarns on another March to Vtctory Members of tnts years second team rn luded Roper Hoag Parks Peterson Muske Cannrng Scnmmdt Kalhorn Brown Penoyar ana B1erhalter 51 1 1 . . .. . . 1 . 1 , 1 9 . 1 1 , 1 1 . . 1 . ' A . . Q , V . 1 U' ' 1 X, . . . . 1 1 . 11 . . 11 - A . A . , . 1 . . , Y , , 1 . f-4 . Q . , , 1 1 1 1 - 1 - A 1 , , . 1 1 , 1 1 A c l ,, . 1 , , . , . , . , 1 V ' l . . . 1 , 1 -1 . at l . 11 . 11 1 . 1 . 1 ,N . , V . , , , , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 - I' e fn. SPRI B SPIIRTS -212 li. M, Tennis During the regular season the tennis team was none too successful, losing to State High, Dowagiac, and Niles, and gaining two victories from St. Ioe. Due largely to the efforts of Paul Teske, Conrad Radcliff, and Don Dickinson, the team reached heights in winning the Regional Crown for the first time in many years, and claiming second place in the Conference. Paul Teske won the Confer- ence Singles Crown and was State runnerup Radcliff and Dickinson were Regional Doubles Champions but were defeated in the first round of the State tournament Members of the team were P Teslce R Daggett I Nienhuis C Radcliff D Paskin D Penoyer D Dickinson I Mendelson L Rosenson P Roper Mr Chappell Coach T30 The delegation last year was somewhat small r than Coach Slaughter had hoped for making it rather hard to build an all around group The team competed in the TT1AHQUlGT Meet at St Ioe County Meet at Paw Paw Regional Conference and Western Michigan Relays Floyd Gurrpert com peting in the mile placed second in the Regional third in the State and fi st in the Western Relays Frank Sutton ran fourth in the quarter mile in the Regional second in the Conference and fourth in the mile at Western Relays Clyde Hoag was another consistent po nt winner on the team Members of the team were L Park L Mail P Cobb C l-loag H Billiat P Bild W Smith D Morehead F Sutton G Iillson F Cfurnpert T Nicholson B Webster E Lammlin L Qnofrio O York Mr Slaughter Coach Base a The baseball season last year was not gut as su essful as was hop d for but true Ram losing seven ha dfought games A lot of promising riaterial was developed tliroui tout t year a it s iopea that a more successful season lies ahead Members of the tearn were D Anderson E Qverhis r C Coutur er B lfusice l5n or I Dagget S Brady L Peterson E Soergel D Muske K Sumrr rer L Bushee L Niles B Decker F Schurr G Denny I Mills E Lundy S lrlzu ia I Hansen I Filbranat R Brinlfcs B Henry B Hodge R Ricria ds D IN nze Mr Bd r Coach . 9 . l . . I I I l ' A ' 1 I - . . . . , . . ,N . A I I I I ' I l i e cc e , spirit was displayed in every contest. Out ot twelve games the Rarr.s were victorious in only five, ' r - . ' ' r ' cl , he .. , an I ' 1 2 V ' 1 . , . ' e , , i , . l I c, l. . CIA ,, . t, . xc ' 1 - - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - --XJ A1 - - V 1 - 1 ' . , . . ' . . . lf cl . - . ' ' . ' , . , . f V . . Q l rf' '. e cl. . fe lllRlS' ATHlHllf ASSIICIATIIIN SENIIIR GIIHS' BASKHBAll liIltlS AIHlHIIZ ASSIIIZIAIIII This organization though new this year was well received when almost every girl in Senior High signed up The requirements included fifteen cents per year tor dues and titty points in ath letics by December l8 Soon after organizing officers were chosen These included President Shirley Fritz Vice President Lois Twitchell Secretary Ruth Badtke Treasurer Frances Pero Recorder Marcia Iohnson There are various ways a member may gain points during the year to win her S letter We have Miss Harrison to thank for bringing this organization to us lt is our sincere hope that the future Senior High girls will enioy it as we have and that it will become a permanent part of their extra curricular activities l3IRlS' llASKHIlAll Captains were chosen from the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades early in the basketball sea son Tournaments were played during the intervening weeks on Wednesday nights until the Gym attendance and sportsmanship Those who were on teams and participated in tournament games were Semors Ianis Bice CCapta1n Erma I Carter Fran Pero Lois Twitchell Wanda McCloughan Ioyce Pringle Dawn Maybee Pearleen Poindexter Marilyn Christian Audrey Altenburg Captain? Pauline Strobel Catherine Lindenbach Sally Peterson Pearl Wein traub Mariorie Gumpert Iacquelyn Sandstrorn Dorothy Stone Maryl Tramp Iumors Fern FrudeCCapta1nl Evelyn Nelson Rachel Shields Beatrice White Dorothy Springett Nadine Smith Louise Tait Shirley Fritz CCapta1nl Iuanita Soergel Connie Ridley Marcia Iohnson Grace Gumpert Dorothy Spencer Sophomores Barbara Soergel CCapta1nl Marian Lamssies Charlotte Radtke Lois Haase Marilyn Kasishke Barbara Maulsby Esther Beckwith Elizabeth Ann Clarke Beverly Curtis Shirley Wepher Captain? Betty Nelson Mary Lou Leisenring Frances Waller Marilyn Shoop lune Couturier Lois Parrish Frances Bolhuis Ena Bertorelli 9 , , . , - 1 ' ' f - ' ' 1 --- 2 PYPP - : I I - Exhibition. Teams were chosen to play in the Exhibition in accordance with their playing ability, I I I I - , . ju f ei 5? 'B l .fr 11 wha W Lv.-L Sl H llf 43 We the Annual Statt of 43 have glven you ll'11S annual as a record ot your years 1n H1gh School We s1ncerely hope that you have enyoyed 1t and that 1t wlll serve as a hnk between you and your hxgh school days Ed1tor 1n Ch1et Kenneth Surnrnerer Assrstant Edrtor Pearleen Pomdexter Buslness Manager Paul Teske P1cture Echtors Mary Trornp Frances Pero Feature Ed1lOT Mary Callaghan Senlor Hlgh Ed1tor Lols Tw1tchell Iunlor Hlgh Edrtor Donald Spencer 15ct1v1t1es Edltor Dawn Maybee Athletlc Ed1lOf George Klett Staff Advrsor Mr Hervey W5 Q 6 I . . . 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