South Intermediate School - Sis Boom Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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ufen THE ANNUAL S-I-S BOOM :Gnu Crossword Puzzle Answers Horizontal Vertical 1. Graduations 1. Glad 12. Lane 2. Radio 13. oboe 2- ggd 14- Add 8. I. 0. 15- A09 9. Oblige 18. Lie 10. Noise 19. Di 11. Sees 20. Mr. Arliss gi- 22- on 17: Ei Ri 24- Age 21. La 25. Irate 23. Nil 30. Players 26- Ram 33. s. L. :fxyfs gg- glial 291 Eiai - - - 30. Plana 37. Lag 31. Sla 39. Seta 32 Cornu 40. R. N. 33 Slam 41 Anna 36 Andy ' 38. Gmc 43- And 42. A.R. 44. Maurice M. Guy43. A. G. is 1 Faculty Pictures on page 6. Read from left to right, and from the top down. Bernice Arnold . . . .. . . . .3B-4B Grade May L. Benjamin ............ English Floyd E. Byron ...... Mech. Drawing Grace M. Davis ........ Bus. Practice Marion E. Day ......... Mathematics Marian Eisele .... Anne Eplett ..... Albert L. Eynon. . . . . .5A-6B Grade . . . .2A-3A Grade . . . . . . .Auditorium Doris K. Frye ...... School Secretary Everett L. Fulrz .......... Metalshop Loraine Gay ................ Algebra Lucille Greenebaum .... Third Grade Inez Ellen Hale ...,....... Librarian Chesteen B. Kendall .......... Music Florence Kennedy .... ...... E nglish Robert N. King. .Elementary Science Mary M. McBratnie . . .Second Grade Alta M. McDermott . .Physical Educ. Virgil J. Noble ....... Physical Educ. Mary Noecker .............. English Geneva D. Null ....... Home Science Mechanical Stal? Composed of Printing II and III Students Robert Campbell, Enoch Davis, Wm. Dicken- son, Robert Dornfeld, Warren Enszer, Edwin Flack, Howard Gillespie, James Goddard, Ed. Haar, Ray Heidtke, Chester Heilborn, Arthur Herbin, Gerhardt Hoelbl, Fred Lapprich, Wil- fred Lehr, Harvey Leuenberger, H. Markert, Donald Mc Mall, Thomas Miller, Wilbur Mill- er, Clyde O'Dell, David Peters, Howard Peter- son, Frank Putman, Bill Roberts, Louis Rogel, Frank Rupprecht, Clarence Scheidler, Lyle Schneider, Junior Schramm, Delbert Sea- brook, James Sensabaugh, Edward Slavin, Elmer Vetengle, Arn old Walker, Henry Wendt, Edwin Wheatley, Thomas Young. The mechanical staff is composed of the printing students who are taking their second or third semester of print- ing. They perform all the mechani- cal operations necessary for the pro- duction of the annual as it presented to youg vis., setting the type, making- up pages, feeding the press, folding, assembling the pages into the books, and stapling, as the final step. Catherine Pendell . . . . .Kindergarten Geneva B. Phillips ...... Typewriting A. A. Pieritz ............. Woodshop Marion Rabe .... Ethel Reid ....... . . . . .Fifth Grade . . . .Fourth Grade Anna Rice ................... Foods George M. Richards .... Mathematics Laura Rose ....... . . . . . . .First Grade Alice Russell .......... Social Science Edith B. Ruttan. ............ English Margaret Schartow ...... First Grade Leo E. Schmitz. . . Robert L. Shumate ..........Printing . . . . .Instr. Music Earl W. Smith .............. English Edna D. Snow .... Howard Sumera. . Gertrude Turner. . . . . .Social Science . . . .Social Science .............Latin R. L. Vanderveer .... General Science Isabelle Wetzel ........ Mathematics Julia Wetzel ............... Clothing Sarah E. Williams .... Social Science Susan Zubler ..... Not in th Jessie Gebhard. . . epicture . . .Social Science

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umm THE ANNUAL S-I-S BOOM ISU CITY VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Volleyball Champions During the fall of '35 twenty-three represented South on the volleyball team. Everyone ofthe six games was a hard fought battle and even though South was defeated by Webber they recovered in time to win the city championship. The first time South played North, North won the first game ofthe three played and chased up to thirteen in the second and twelve in the third game. This game was the most ex- citing of the six. The second time South and North met South took the first two games to win the championship. South won the first game from Webber but were defeated the second time. It was nec- essary to play three games to win from Central at Central but South won the first two games when Cen- tral came to South. The following girls represented South under the captaincy of Shirley Nachtweih: Isabel Johnson, Martha Draspa, Frances Draspa, Violet Boltz, Ruth Mary Boissneault, Ruby Jaap, Elaine Strobel, Betty Close, Marjorie Benkert, Evelyn Rabideau, Marjorie Raymond, Arlene Nikolai, Jacqueline Nolan, Rosemary Rushlow, Mildred Brusso, Anna Sverid, Barbara Leckie, Marjorie Giessel, Rosaleen Busch, Elizabeth Hubbard, Ruth Wieneke, and Carolyn Coffman.

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