Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)

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F.. 1.1- .f I 4 Q D ILL 1946 'fa iff: A ,g. aL'::: - NN, j '-'wx N lm ,NZ-fix ,Jil if - 4 Y -if mf uf 'N L' ' K X A fl !' I Cr I f 'X ll + x Yo ur lil W MM 1' R: K l S w J Springfield Local High School Holland, Ohio N , ff? .Mn u'Q M! Q ,F K . 4: r . 1 W Mfg., . K.-'ini' -wrwwaxisia 4 if , ,li-Y i i K Q an , ' 1 H95 f ' Ak M mmexw. 9 Rigvf I in The Senior Class of l946 does dedicate this issue of the Windmill to Mrs. Lucille White, commercial teacher and faculty advisor of the Town Tattler and Windmill publications. Through her splendid leader- ship and guidance this 1946 edition ot the Windmill has been successfully published. She has given generously of her time to- ward making this and the last two preced- ing issues of the Windmill a success. I' rf' E' F A F' .42 ss. 7 .7- o nil: QLII Board of Education B. I. Bishop, Supervisory H. E. Ryder, County Superintendent, Paul E. Cairl, Member, G. E. Swope, Clerk: George Griffin, President, Hugh MacOueen, Member, Arthur Cleland, Vice President. Serving as official representatives of the school district, the Board of Educa- tion consists of citizens elected to that office for a period of four years. The Board determines the school policies and is the governing body which legally acts on all matters and questions pertaining to the Springfield Local Schools. The Board of Education holds regular monthly meetings with the school executives attending in an advisory capacity. Upon this group, during the l945-46 school year, rested the responsibility of placing before the electorate the proposed bond issue providing for a new elementary school building program. This bond issue was successful, and the next task of the Board will be to provide the maximum amount of school build- ings possible with the money they have available. The Springfield Township Board of Education has faithfully discharged all of its duties. Each member of the Board has given freely and generously of his time and efforts in attempting to serve the patrons of our school district. At the time this annual was published, the Board was operating with four members due to the resignation of Mr. William E. Dyer. B. I. Bishop, B.S., M.A. Supervisor Springfield Local Schools This year marks the completion of Mr. Bishop's fourth year as Supervisor of Springfield Local Schools and his twenty- fifth year in the field of education. From his wide experience with the problems facing youth and his understanding inter- est in promoting the growth of the individ- ual, he regularly counsels with the mem- bers of the graduating class, to aid them in choosing their life work or further schooling. This year the school system exceeded the one thousand mark in enrollment, and the present buildings became inadequate. Under his direction, a campaign for a pro- posed building program was successfully culminated with the passage of a bond issue in the amount of Sl90,000. Three new school building additions will be provided at the present Crissey, Dorr Street, and Holland elementary schools. Mr. Bishop's life is dedicated to the task of securing for every boy and girl the opportunity of receiving equally, a good educational foundation, Harold E. Ryder. B.S., M.S.. M.A. Superintendent Lucas County Schools Mr. Ryder is completing his sixth year as Superintendent of the Lucas County Schools. Besides supervising all the schools in the county, he helps in solving many complex problems of state and na- tional importance. He is a past president of the National County Superintendents' Association, a member of Ohio Reading Circle Board, and actively participates in many other educational and civic organi- zations. His thorough understanding of school problems has enabled him to ele- vate the schools of Lucas County to a high place in the Ohio public school system. l F. B. Moore Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. University of Toledo, B. Ed. Principal of High School Chemistry ' Rosemary Catlin Bowling Green, B.S. Ohio Wesleyan, B,A. Columbia University, M.A. Iunior Class Advisor Economics, Geography-Civics, Business Law-Business English, History ff W. A. Fulqhum University of Toledo, B. Ed. Eighth Grade Advisor Coach Visual Education M. W. Barrett William Costelle School, New York City Instrumental Music , -, 4 www t P f' v . . te' . QM... . -, nge, ew . Ei? 3 , 1- '- tj ff- Ss . i-i. f 1: Q Jrwifnpv-4 - . H+, 1152.15 4-'42 V ,tg 1- 4 A -1 E. T. Deppen Bowling Green Iunior High Coach Industrial Arts we-M' E A A Norma Gamble Bowling Green, B.S. Vocal Music Wifi ii.. s V ..k, 'vxgam Florence Bower Bowling Green, B.S. Freshman Class Advisor English ln. -JN Marrqte Elcher Defiance, B.S., B.A. Seventh Grade Advisor Geography, English, Hygiene-Science Theodore Hazel Bowling Green, BS. Student Council Advisor Senior Class Advisor American Government, General Science, Biology World History Pearl Lash Dorothy Loqcm Ohio University, A.B. Bowling Green, B.S., B.A. I. U. G. Advisor Senior Honor Society Advisor Home Economics Latin Club Advisor Latin, English Miriam Potter Ethel Wellntead Ohio State University, B.S. Bowling Green, B.S. Library Advisor Junior Honor Society Advisor G. A. A. Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor English, American History Business Arithmetic, General Mathematics, Economic Geography-Trigonometry, Algebra 'X ' ' ir . yu., kVkV,. egg r,.e . eg .,., .,- 1 ' , 4' 1. e ,, rf fi, T it 53' :galil i Elther Hansen Erma Phllllpe Whitewater Teachers College, Stautenzerbergefs B.S. Private Secretary School School Secretary Bookkeeper R. A. Maxwell Greenville College Muskingum College Holland Elementary Principal Mathematics Hygiene-Science Lucille White Ohio University, B.S. Town Tattler Advisor Windmill Advisor Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Bookkeeping 1- E. Hochetetter University oi Toledo, B. Ad. County Attendance Officer A LC SMITH J Wann WE X 0 H. X 4 'f 'Ri nw MLLL wif mx Q' 1 X ,, M A I vw 3 an XY? X Ruth M. Arhoit Ruthie Course: Academic Dramatics Club 17 Library 1,47 Mrs, Uncle Sam 37 G.A.A. 3,47 Brothers of Belinda 47 Minstrel 4. Paul W. Calrl Course: Academic Band l,2,3,4, Librarian 1,27 Classical League 17 Iunior Honor Society l,2f Spring Concert l,2,3,4f Class Sec- retary 37 Senior Honor Society 3,4, Reporter 37 Basketball 37 Baseball 3,47 Windmill 47 All County Band 47 Brothers of Be- linda 47 Valedictorian 4. William I. Bates umu.. Course: General Brothers of Belinda 4. 1 gsx ,.,: , 7 Daniel Chlnnls Dannie Course: Academic Iunior Honor Society l,27 Baseball 2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Student Council 2,3, President 37 Library Club 3, President 37 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Varsity H 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Broth- ers of Belinda 47 Wind- mill 4. lf X sg, l iii 4 ew N t t ll Y .tt t 1 af. ,R N yrs Ruth F. Blackwell Course: Commercial Hobby Club 17 Latin Club 17 lunior G.A.A. 17 Iunior ,Honor Society l,21 Senior Honor 3,4, Vice President 3: Class Reporter 27 G.A.A. 3,47 l.U.G. 3,47 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 Cheerleader 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Minstrel 4. t Bertha A. Corbett nnen.. Course: General Iunior G.A.A. 17 Band 17 G.A.A. 2,3,4f I.U.G. 2,3,4, Treasurer 47 Brothers of Belinda 47 Minstrel 4. lean M. Burqin Murphy Course: General Minstrel 17 G.A.A. 2.3.47 I.U.G. Z,3,47 Chorus 3,47 Glee Club 47 Spring Con- cert 3,47 Brothers of Be- linda 47 Minstrel 4. . E 3 I 1 -1 . Taxi Harold F. Cramer Sleepy Course: General Varsity H l,Z,3,47 Basket- ball 2,3,47 Baseball 2,3,47 Class Treasurer 37 Bust. ness Manager 37 Windmill 47 Football 3,41 Brothers of Belinda 4. Lester Davidson Monde Course: General Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 Library 3,47 Basketball 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Football 47 Varsity H 47 Brothers of Belinda 47 Windmill ,4. Phyllyl E. Davdl nphyl., Course: General Band 1,2,3,47 Hobby Club 1: Spring Concert l,Z,3,47 Chorus 2,3,47 Glee Club 2,3,47 I.U.G. 2,3,47 Assist- ant Stage Manager 37 G.A.A. 3,47 Windmill 47 All County Band 47 Min- strel 47 Student Director 4. Ruth M. Frazier Ruthie Course: General Glee Club 3,47 Chorus 37 G.A.A. 4: l.U.G. 4. Luella A. Geller Lulu Course: General Iunior G.A.A. lj Band Ma- jorette 1,27 Drum Major 3,47 Spring Concert l,2,3,4: G.A.A, 2,3,47 l.U.G. 2,3,4: Chorus 3,47 Glee Club 3,47 Windmill 47 Minstrel 4. V.. Virginia L. Enbody ucinny.. Course: General Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 G.A.A. 3,47 Chorus 47 Glee Club 4. Cecelia F. Pager nceh.. Course: Commercial Hobby Club 17 Iunior Honor Society 1,27 Senior Honor Society 3,41 G.A.A. 3,47 I.U.G. 3,47 Tattler 3,4. Gene G. Gibson Gibby Course: General Basketball l,2,3,47 Varsity I-l 3,4, Reporter 47 Football 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Windmill 47 Stage Manager 3. Eleanor I. Gill P00ilie Course: General Dramatic Club l,27 Latin Club 17 G.A.A. 1,Z,3,4: F.l-LA. 17 Band 27 Minstrel li I.U.G. 27 Class Secre- tary 27 Tattler 3,47 Library Club 47 Windmill 47 Brothers of Be1inda 4: Minstrel 4. 27? My .V T, it f - A Florentine M. Gexdowlki Flouie Course: Commercial lunior Honor Society 27 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Chorus 27 Student Council 37 Spring Concert 27 Ll- brary 3,4, Secretary-Treas urer 37 Tattler 3,41 G.A.A. 47 Windmill 47 Latin Club 4. . F -A ,315 r ef 'WP SJ' Richard Gray umck.. Course: General - ,ef 5 I 1 ? 1' 2? I ' Lynda I. Harris ..LYndk.. Course: General G.A.A. l,2,3,47 I.U.G. 3,47 Glee Club 37 Spring Con- cert 37 Latin Club 47 Brothers of Belinda 47 Minstrel 4. t Mildred I.. Heuerman Millie Course: Commercial F.H.A, 17 Iunior G.A.A. 17 Class President 17 G.A.A. 2,3,47 Minstrel 47 Iunior Honor Society l,27 Glee Club l,2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,47 Class Vice President 2,37 I.U.G. 2,3,4, Reporter 37 Tattler 3,47 Spring Concert l,2,3,47 Class Treasurer 47 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 Sextette 3,47 Windmill 47 Minstrel 47 Salutatorian. Iames O. Grothaus Grodi Course: General Brothers of Belinda 47 Minstrel 47 Football l. Charlotte R. Hall uchm.. Course: General G.A.A. 2,3,4: I.U.G. 3,4, Secretary 47 Minstrel 4. Juanita I. Holman Nita Course: Academic Latin Club l,27 Sextette l,2,37 Iunior Honor Society 1,27 Glee Club l,2,37 Spring Concert l,2,3,47 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 G.A.A. 2,3, 47 I.U.G. 3,47 Dramatics Club 2,37 Senior Honor Society 3,42 Student Coun- cil 47 Tattler 3,47 Chorus 47 Minstrel 47 Brothers of Belinda 4. Robert I.. Irwin Course: Academic Iunior Honor Society l,22 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Baseball 2,3,47 Windmill 4. ,... 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Kdtdfiaxz npat.. Course: Commercial I.U.G. 2,3,4f G.A.A. 3,41 Band 47 Windmill 47 Min- strel 4. Ervin P. Kokocinski Koko Course: General Mrs. -Uncle Sam 37 Base- ball 3,47 Football 47 Var- sity ' H 47 Minstrel 47 Brothers of Belinda 4. George A. Kent Nitro Course: Academic Iunior Honor Society 1,27 Varsity H Z,3,47 Basketball 2,3,47 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Baseball 3,42 Minstrel 4. Ethlyn D. Kretz HUPPY.. Course: General Glee Club 4: Chorus 47 Spring Concert 4. , . jg QS' Sylvia I. Kurds ..sYl.. Course: General G.A.A. 3,45 Latin Club 45 Minstrel 45 Library 4. Emma locmno Mlllx ulnmny.. Course: Commercial Girl Reserve 1,25 Glee Club l,Z,3,45 Ir. Red Cross Club 1,25 Spring Concert 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,45 H.M.S. Pinatore 25 Sextet 3.4. i if ff ,, Raymond E. Myers Tuff Course: General Varsity H 45 Football 4. Louis W. Noe Louie Course: General Class Reporter 15 Iunior Honor Society 1,25 Varsity H 2, Sergeant-at4Arms 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Tattler 3,45 Mrs. Uncle Sam 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Broth- ers of Belinda 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Class President 2,4. Betty Lou Mohr Pudq0 Course: General G.A.A. 2,3,4: l.U.G. 3,42 Minstrel 45 Brothers ol Belinda 4. Rita R. Nowowioiski Root Course: Academic Latin Club President 15 Hobby Club 15 Glee Club 1,35 G.A.A. 15 Iunior Honor Society 1,25 Senior Honor Society 3, Vice President 45 G.A.A. l,3,45 Tattler 3,45 I.U.G. 3,45 Windmill 45 Class Reporter 45 Minstrel 4. ,. t . - gf Marilyn Iuno Mohr Course: Academic Latin Club 15 Chorus l,2,35 Glee Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 I.U.G. 2,3,45 Tattler 3,45 Brothers of Belinda 4. 'FQ H Bemadlne R. Oleiownik Bemis Course: Commercial Hobby Club 15 Iunior Honor Society 1,25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 I.U.G. 3,4: Tattler 3,45 Minstrel 45 Windmill 4. I Margaret E. Pure: Margie Course: Commercial Hobby Club 17 Iunior Honor Society 1,21 G.A.A. 2,3,47 I.U.G. 2,3,47 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Tattler 8,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. Virqll A. Praia uma.. Course: General Student Council 17 Junior Honor Society 1,27 Claes Sergeant-at-Arms 37 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Tattler 3.4. Evelyn Siegel Muni... Course: General Junior Honor Society 17 Band l,2,3,47 Glee Club l,2,3,47 Spring Concert 1,2, 3,47 Chorus 37 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 G.A.A. 3,47 I.U.G. 3,47 I.U.G. Vice President 47 Minstrel 47 All County Band 4. lean L. Sherwood Jeanie Course: General Spring Concert 3,45 Chorus 3,47 G.A.A. 4. Karl Rasmussen , Resale Course: General Donna Lou Robeson Bt-md l,2,3,47 All county Donnie Band 4, Course: General Doris Mae Slumsky uno.. Course: Commercial Band 17 Class Treasurer 17 Iunior Honor Society 1,27 Dramatic Club 1,27 Spring Concert l,47 I.U.G. 2,3,47 G.A.A. 2,3,47 Mrs. Uncle Sam 37 Senior Honor Society 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Class Secretary 47 Glee Club 47 Chorus 47 Wind- mill 47 Minstrel 47 Broth- ers cf Belinda 4. 3 Raymond Smalley Muay.. Course: General Class Reporter 37 Baseball 3,47 Football 3,47 Tattler 3,47 Varsity H 47 Wind- mill 47 Vice President 4. Robert E. Smith unch., Course: General Glee Club 2,35 Spring Con- cert 2,35 Tattler 3,45 Wind- mill 45 Baseball 45 Football 45 Brothers of Belinda 4. Richard D. Snloqowskl Snails Course: General Band 3,45 Minstrel 4. Ralph A. Szymanowlki lashes Course: General Baseball 3,45 Football 3,4. Iuno Wagner MDG!!! limo Course: Commercial F.l-l.A. 15 G.A.A. President l,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 45 Library 15 Mrs. Uncle Sam 35 Siu. dent Council 1,25 Tattler 3,45 Brothers of Belinda 45 Minstrel 45 Windmill 4. Winona F. Stair Nona Course: General Student Council 15 Spring Concert 2,3,45 Library 35 I.U.G. 3, President 45 Mrs, Uncle Sam 35 Glee Club l,3,45 Chorus 3.4: Cheer- leader 3,45 G.A.A. 3, Vice President 45 Windmill 45 Minstrel 4. Wilma E. Stoolo uwimpvu Course: General Glee Club l,25 Spring Con cert 1,25 Chorus 2: Mrs Uncle Sam 3. Karl W. Wohllarth Wol! Course: General Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity H 3,45 Football 4. Herbert L. lnqlo Seaman 2!c United States Navy I, lean Burgin, do will cmd bequeath my job at Cecelia Fager, do will and bequeath Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of Springfield Local High School, City of Holland, County of Lucas, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory ttwelve years haven't quite driven us crazyl, do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all fonner wills, bequeaths, and devises of whatsoever nature made. FIRST: To Springfield Local High School, we give our deepest regrets that another Senior Class as intelligent and dignified as ours will not be in attendance in the building next year. SECOND: To Mr. Bishop, we do will and be- queath a novel slogan to take the place of his worn out, Do you see what I mean? To Mr. Moore, we do will and bequeath an over- sized electric sweeper to clean up all the potato-chip bags that thoughtless students leave in the hallways. To Mr. Fulghum, we do will and bequeath a small amount of our initiative so he can make a success of himself in his new vocation. To Mr. Deppen, we do will and bequeath a large can of oil for his industrial arts class machin- ery. To Mrs. Eicher, we do will and bequeath one large sign painted in red to put on the back of her car saying, Don't horn in. To Mrs. Logan, we do will and bequeath a new and improved beauty treatment to help her to remain young looking until her husband returns from the service. To Mrs. Wellstead, we do will and bequeath a large box of noise makers to pass to her study hall pupils to relieve her of the monot- ony of quiet study halls. To Mrs. Bower, we do will and bequeath the courage and fortitude to start another Fresh- man class off on their high school career. To Mrs. White, we do will and bequeath tour free periods a day so she can catch up on all her work. To Mrs. Potter, we do will and bequeath a new English IV class who will try to appreciate English Literature. To Miss Gamble, we do will and bequeath an ivory colored baby grand piano for her music classes. To Mr. Maxwell, we do will and bequeath a book on child psychology to help him manage his elementary school delinquents. To Mrs. Hazel, we do will and bequeath an over- size riot club -to quiet down next year's Seniors. To Miss Lash, we do will and bequeath a fan to relieve the Home Economics room of the smell of burnt food. To Miss Callin, we do will and bequeath ct te- production of lack Benny's Maxwell to enable her to be in three places at once. To Mr. Barrett, we do will and bequeath some long-winded boys for his brass section, and a sound-proof room to practice in. THIRD: To the Iunior Class, we pass on our acting ability which made our two plays, Mrs. Uncle Sam and Brothers of Belinda, the two greatest shows that ever hit the town of Holland. To the Sophomore Class, we give the courage to withstand the hail of unpleasant remarks next year's Senior Class will bestow upon them. To the Freshman Class, we leave our freedom from fear in getting out of classes and skip- ping study halls. FOURTH: I, Ruth Arheit, do will and bequeath my height to Charlotte Gibson. I, William Bates, do will and bequeath my cow- poke ability to Lois Hartman. I, Ruth Blackwell, do will and bequeath my cheer leading ability to Rita Wilczynski. Reqenolds to LaVerne Lawrence. Paul Cairl, do will and bequeath my love of education to Russell Bond. Daniel Chinnis, do will and bequeath my big ears to IoAnn Campbell. Bertha Corbett, do will and bequeath my shortness to Clyde Weaver. Harold Cramer, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Ray Augustyniak. Lester Davidson, do will and bequeath my basketball ability to Charles Inderrieden. Phyllys Davoll, do will and bequeath my trombone to Richard Huff. Virginia Enbody, do will and bequeath my comb and lipstick to Ursula Nachtrab. THY square dancing ability to Angeline Swicz- kowski. I, Ruth Frazier, do will and bequeath my high heels and anklets to Pat Borsos. Last Will And Testament Luella Geiser, do will and bequeath my drum majorette ability to Doris Gilsdorf. A Gene Gibson, do will and bequeath my ability in skipping study halls to Sam Scott. Eleanor Gill, do will and bequeath my typing ability to Luetta Geiser. Florentine Gozdowski, do will and bequeath my Windmill job to George Romer, Richard Gray, do will and bequeath my future Adams hat job to Paul Schlegel. larnes Grothaus, do will and bequeath my ability to tell fantastic stories to Dan Konecki. Charlotte Hall, do will and bequeath my blond hair to Ioyce Pollock. Lynda Harris, do will and bequeath my chemistry book to Don Kaiser. Mildred Heuerman, do will and bequeath my sewing ability to Dolores Stamm. Iuanita Holman, do will and bequeath my dark eyes to Lois Cramer, Robert Irwin, do will and bequeath my artistic ability to Lowell Dennis. Ioseph Iohnoff, do will and bequeath my physique to William Meinert. Ester Iohnson, do will and bequeath my shy- ness to Luetta Geiser. Patricia Katafiasz, do will and bequeath my ability to dance to Charles Bracken. George Kent, do will and bequeath my mathe- matical ability to Iohn Miller. Bonnie Kimberly, do will and bequeath my hair and ability to skip classes to Faye Frazier. Helen Kleparek, do will and bequeath my figure to Noradine Stamm. Ethelyn Kretz, do will and bequeath my shortness to Shirley McCabe. Emma Ieanne Miller, do will and bequeath my quietness to Audria Griffith. Iune Mohr, do will and bequeath my red hair to Frank Szurminski. Betty Mohr, do will and bequeath my soda jerkinqability to Lela Cherry, Ray Myers, do will and bequeath my football luck to Russell Bannister. Louis Noe, do will and bequeath my executive ability to Earl Cain, I, Rita Nowowiejski, do will and bequeath my eyes to Violet Gibson. I, Bernadine Oleiownik, do will and bequeath my shorthand ability to Novelda Lavalette. I, Margaret Parer, do will and bequeath my weight to lacqueline Wigle. I, Virgil Prala, do will and bequeath my Van Iohnson personality to Lowell Dennis. I, Donna Robeson, do.will and bequeath my roller skates to Martha Sominski. I, lean Sherwood, do will and bequeath my slim figure to Gene Palmer. I, Evelyn Siegel, do will and bequeath my ability to keep one man to Madeline Urban. I, Doris Slumsky, do will and bequeath my mischievousness to Al Dennis. I, Ray Smalley, do will and bequeath my artis- tic ability to Earle Davoll. I, Robert Smith, do will and bequeath my photo- graphic ability to Robert Tutterow. I, Richard Sniegowski, do will and bequeath my reckless driving to Don Kulwicki. I, Iune Wagner, do will and bequeath my many absence and tardy slips to Lila Bates. I, Karl Wohlfarth, do will and bequeath my sideburns to Ray Trumbull. I, Sylvia Kuras, do will and bequeath my only A in Latin to lean Croskey. I, Karl Rasmussen, do will and bequeath my drums to Robert Kolasinski. I, Erwin Kokocinski, do will and bequeath my way with women to Robert Dickerson. I, Winona Stair, do will and bequeath my big brown freckles to Donald Bridges. I, Ralph Szymanowski, do will and bequeath my wittiness to Buckley Cramer. I, Wilma Steele, do will and bequeath my grass skirt to Harriet Daniels. LASTLY: We, the entire class, leave to the underclassmen the right to roam around the halls without b1ue excuses. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have set our hand and seal hereto this twenty-third day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. THE CLASS OF FORTY-SIX Baccalaureate Exercises High School Auditorium Sunday Evening, May 19. 1946 Processional . . . ......................................... Betty Cleland Invocation .... ..... R everend Robert A. Maxwell Girls' Choir .... ........................................ H igh School Open Our Eyes --Macfarlane Class Sermon .... ............................ R everend Charles M. Foster Hidden Among the Baggage Mixed Chorus . . . School Benediction ..... .............................. R everend William Bowditch Recessional . . . . ...... . . .... . . Ushers....... ..... Betty Cleland Class of 1947 Commencement Exercises Processional . . . ...................................... Garnet Swope Invocation .... ..... R everend William Bowditch Greetings .... .......... M ilclrecl Heuerman Ensemble .... ............................... ....... S e nior Girls Beautiful Dreamer -Foster Class Address .... ...................... R everend William L. Steffens, D.D. If you Open This Door, Come ln Trombone Solo ..... ........................... . .... ..... P a ul Cairl Presentation of Class .... ..................... .......... F . B. Moore Diploma Awards ..... .... B oard of Education Comments ..... . . . . . . . .Senior Girls Prayer From Haensel and Gretel -Humperdinck Ensemble ............................................. . . . ........ B. I. Bishop Farewell ........ . . . ............................................ Paul Cairl Benediction ..... .... ................... R e verend Robert A. Maxwell Class Colors: Sky Blue and Silver Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: Look Forward and Not Back Ushers .... ............................................. C lass ol 1947 Uiheml Qlazmm, 1 Q WL f MXN 'Tl SEATED: Shirley McCabe, President Donald Kulwicki, Vice President Pct Borsos, SGCIQTCIIYQ Chorlotie Gibson, Treasurer. STANDING: Samuel Scott, Serqednt-dt-Arrnsg Violet Gibson, Reporter, Russell Bannister, Sergeant-ot-Arms, QI'- Juniors Q' V, yes -- S 5,,5Q,, J i i' t Q1 ' li X . ls t , . X fi-'VN aw 63 .,,,x -7' im ,4- 6293 1 . li M fi 1 We-M M 'JFS I A G? ,du FIRST ROW: Raymond Augustyniak, Russell Bannister, Lila Bates, Russell Bond, Patricia Borsos, Charles Bracken, Donald Bridges, Earl Cain. SECOND ROW: Io Ann Campbell, Lela Cherry, Buckley Cramer, Lois Cramer, Iean Croskey, Harriet Daniels, Earle Davoll, Alfred Dennis. 'THIRD ROW: Lowell Dennis, Robert Dickerson, Faye Frazier, Luetta Geiser, Charlotte Gibson, Violet Gibson, Doris Gila- dorl, Lois Hartman. FOURTH ROW: Richard Huti, Charles lnderrieden, Donald Kaiser, Robert Kolasinski, Novelda Lavalette, LaVeme Lawrence, Shirley McCabe, William Meinert. FIFTH ROW: Iohn Miller, Ursula Nachtrab, Betty Osten, Gene Palmer, Ioyce Pollock, George Romer, John Schlegel, Sam Scott. SIXTH ROW: Treva Showman, Martha Sominski, Dolores Stamm, Noradine Stamm, Angeline Swiczkowski, Raymond Trumbull, Robert Tutterow, Madeline Urban. SEVENTH ROW: Clyde Weaver, Iacqueline Wigle, Rita Wilczynski. ABSENT: Henry Grabowski, Audria Griffith, Daniel Konecki, Donald Kulwicki, F rank Szurminski, Edward Poslcarbiewicz. NS' 1 et :L is , ,,A . , V-ff aj , ' -2 , - .,-' W 55-X :ggi L sf TEYQEEQ? rg. 1 1 willy 5. . WW . 4' K' Q. ,.'k-, 'LM G. f V iii SEATED: Robert Massey, Treasurerg Gene Irwin, President Donald Woods, V President LaVerne Gunn, Secretary. STANDING: Stanley Adamski, Serqeani-at-Armsg Dorothy Eiche, Report . yr-. ' ' M fl Leonard Bucher, Serqeant-at-Arms. 111 www ly. V, .A y, ummm! fi .Q If . 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Mary Ann Kokocinski, Stephen Kokocincki, FIFTH ROW: Ioseph Koralewski, Ioanne Kowalski, Iohn Kretz, Donna Manley, Beverly McDarr, Dolores Meadows, lames Miller, Nancie Miller, Carl Mills. SIXTH ROW: Paul Mohr, Harry Mohr, Iames Palmer, Donna Paterson, Ioseph Pfafi, Iune Pietrowski, Robert Powers, Donald Pratt, Ada Richardson, Raymond Roach, Donald Rogers. SEVENTH ROW: Florence Rollt, Rita Ryan, Dolores Schlegel, Maudie Scott, Iohn Shanrock, Viola Shepherd, Donald Shriner, Leonard Sidener, Marion Smith, Charlotte Stamm, Walter Stender. EIGHTH ROW: Verlia Strole, Garnet Swope, David Tomas- zewski, Gerald Trumbull, William VanBuskirk, Ethel Wagner, Gordon Wagner, Robert Weaver, Geraldine Wilczynski, Lowell Whitt, Dolores Wolfe. NINTH ROW: Arthur Woods, Richard Wyman, Stanley Zientek. ABSENT: Bruce Brown, Donald Burzynski, Donald Dickerson, lames Harris, Barbara Kennaw. . L, :M I f, iz LLi Ez 'I I, ffl., , g.. lg A , Q. H W F fm it r ' -v1A' L 'r Yxttifr at L..4:i.:f15.i2e,:ss: . E , . 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SECOND ROW: Harold Cowden, Roy Davoll, Gloria De- Filippo, Bernard Dennis, Howard Dodge, Eldon Eiche, Cleon Feaster, Homer Geiser. THIRD ROW: Shirley Gibson, Gerald Grieeinger, Edward Grohowski, Marilynn Gunn, Wanda Harris, Thomas Haup- richt, Iohn Hildinq, Nancy Hintz. FOURTH ROW: Mae Holder, Margaret Hopkins, Edward Houk, Rose Marie Hughes, Thomas Iohnson, Corene Kloster- meier, lrvene Klostermeier, Charles Kretz. FIFTH ROW: Mary Krohn, Beverly Martin, Neil Martin, Donna Mohr, Virginia Mohr, Melvin Myers, Iames Osinski, Ioyce Osten. SIXTH ROW: Betty Pfafi, Richard Pollock, Gerald Procter, Peggy Reese, Thomas Richmond, Iames Schmidt, Richard Siegel, Kenneth Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Leah Stair, Vera Stanton, Robert The-beau, Iames Tipping, Rosemary Wendt, Dan Williams, Richard Wilson. 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' 5 'iff-rg 'rgr Q - - tier, 5 1-T , X. vig - , - f , , , - 2t i?55?i'I:-: fi FIRST ROW: Shari Barker, James Beebe, William Bender, Neil Griifin, Barbara Grohowski, Merl Allen Harry Blakemen, John Brint, Michael Brogan, Irvin Bruno, Barbara Brown, Kay Marie Carey, Jerry Clifton. 1 SECOND ROW: Barbara Colyer, Donald Dennis, Ronald Dennis, Burnell Doxsie, Joyce Dudek, Mervin Eiche, Ralph Eitnier, Glenn Everett, Joanne Fay, John Feaster. THIRD ROW: Donald Fortress, Dale Frazier, Donald Gilsdorf, Groot, Patricia Groot, Ada Hall, Patty Haupricht. FOURTH ROW: Roberta Harris, Susanna Holman, Charles Hopkins, Elizabeth Hildreth, Richard Hunt, Arthur Johnson, Robert Jurkiewicz, Doryelou Kujawa, Robert Lee, Richard Madden. ABSENT: Gerald Dyer, Lova Sharon Lee. 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THIRD ROW: Floyd Crow, Ralph Eppard, Donald Falkowski, Harley Hall, Warren Hubbard, Delbert Iohnson, Andrew Kassay, David Martin, Ronald Mehle, Larry Noyes. FOURTH ROW: lack Rodgers, Louis Ross, Lucille Showman, Shirley Shriner, Donald Wiqle. ABSENT: EIGHTH: Rosemary Henninger, ginia Roberts. SEVENTH: Clifford Kuras. I esse Mills, Vir- And Sixth Grades V V- V f-1 ..-, f V Q .. ' ' 'I V , V. 2' . H ev 1 .eb are Q .,', ,sql , V-Q FG: 4, a .ef i f V. , ,y .QV 1 , rroaaae , , I ' V , . - ,V - Q '- VV ' i-V' X I ' V . V ..,, V f 'V ,V H , s- -V t 5 Viveiit' 3, 9 T I :PV - ff ' er F' 513' I f' -5 V- ---. . 1 V. , 2 ' eh 51 ' if - Q ' Q H . V, lik W . - 't 'rtY-fttkq - ' f V I ki H ...,..,... .,V f M ,VAA fr V ,.. - Vt 6- 35- -K-V I he VV- if ef- V. .RZ ., I Vg: - V f ii 3,7 331 ' 'K K ' .V.. , '- ' .'-- . X V N I y . . .y --Ms V . n V .. ,,., .V .. . az V - ' ' ' - ' ' ' r 2 4 ' -'-. iii- ' 53 ' I ii: V--,, ws it - ' . VV. . -Q Q. 1 , I Q, by 6- y . . 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J X :R5fff'Ef, i 55if35Y 5 flip A Q A . we T gf : ' Tllhiif: 51 V V F. VVVVV, ,R V , , .. V e Q. ,R Tl 1-wir Mg 3 SECOND ROW. Robert Kassay. Janice Linkey, Virgil ..,V I .FW A is R. .nt ' g fjV , V Marksch, Lorine Null, Clarence Penn, James Ramm, Jacque- R Q , R line Richardson, Oralyn Riker, David Rodgers, Loma Rose ,. RS' V R f it THIRD ROW: John Ross, Charles Rybak, Robert Walters gt X 4- rv .K , :iff ' ,, 3 F Earl Willard, Jack Wyman, James Wyman. THIRD: Frank FIRST ROW: James Babson, Robert Bateson, Margaret Bensch, JoAnn Brison, Dale Browning, David Browning, Gerald Croskey, Margaret Eppard, Yvonne Hamilton, Gqriy Hutchinson. Shirey, Glenn Shouley, Frank Showman, Jr., Beverly Shriner FOURTH ROW: William Smith, Robert Summerskill, Floyd Van Alstine, James Wiqle, Joyce Willard. ABSENT: Evelyn Bracken, Dean Burget, Margie Greer, Virginia Marksch, Barbara Worth. Second And Third Gra des I meyeRi,t,.g,1r:V t .V.,EiV.3V,,..., . ,. R t.t-, 1,1 .,,,t, , ,,,. Rfp, , ,t,. 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A Q: xi- Q 5 SECOND ROW: Judith Elliott, Gertrude Grieielt, Wilbur , 'VE' QQVVR, 0 wg Q fl Hamilton, William Heiney, Loren Jones, Carol Krohn, Ken- -+-g-,-4 ,. .- -D V neth Krohn, Raymond Kuras, Geraldine Kuras, Phyllis .,f, , R Liqqenl 30 1- Y ' i X W -nfl f' , J THIRD ROW: Mary Alice Martin, Beverly Nottage, Patty FIRST ROW: F rank Abdo, James Anaerson, Theresa Bensch, Belva Bitz, Berti Jo Brown, John Chelmeniak, Dana Crow, Darlene Crow, Diana Crow, Donald Czerniak. Pearson, Jimmie Penn, Janet Ramm. SECOND: Ellen Bateson, Robert Browning, Lawrence Carter, Donald Carrick, Richard Chelrniniak. FOURTH ROW: Charles Greer, Christine Long, Joyce Not- tage, Patricia Null. ABSENT: THIRD: Donald Browning, Albert Laughlin, Gerald Marksch, Harold Marksch, Milton Roop. SECOND: Lou Ann Hutchinson, Henry Marksch, Harry Null. k r. I , a, Second and First KX' , ,Lk M, Vi 5 i - V K, ,QL i I .5453 nf: K 1 LV I In ,X . L 'U -3 'l G: M' in If ,Q if 4' LK 2 ' W ij ? 5? 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K S I V' ,j ii ' 1 Ki, - 55, ' ,f W ' M 'L l KL t si ' 5 K L, K, K5 ,U FIRST ROW: Bertie Lou Osbome, Betty Pearson, Robert Richardson, Patricia Rybak, Alvin Saar, Jeannine Shirey, George Von!-Xhrens, Marquietta Wensel, Anna Mae Zinnq. SECOND ROW: FIRST: William Anderson, Felix Antoszew- ski, Tommy Bollinger, Michael Brison, Carol Bateson, Darlene Browning, Katherine Cranston, Mildred Cranston, Martha Jean Carlson. ,fm I THIRD ROW: Patricia Denicola, Lucy Marie Ford, Robert Heiney, Raymond I-Ielminiak, Roy Hubbard, Ioseph Jaques, Lorraine Iones, Delbert Krohn, Richard Kuras. FOURTH ROW: Ierry Mersinq, Elizabeth Ann Neal, Richard Owens, Iudy Pearson, Berton Ramm, Darlene Ross, Rose Marie Tunison, Ioseph Urban, Richard Van Ahrens. ABSENT: Beverly Leatherman. f 3 A Crissey Elementary Ruth Perry Elizabeth Lawrence Principal Fifth and Sixth Grades Seventh and Eighth Grades 41 tt Millie Weber Nellie English Iuanitc Calkins Third and Fourth Grades Second and Third Grades First and Second Grades Seventh And Eighth Grades ! .V VE K . , e 1: - -s ,- , -1 . - si , W H. . ,VT I 5 FIRST ROW: Norma Adams, Shirley Bates, Daniel Butler, Harry Butler, Norman Carter, Iames Guerin, Geraldine Ingram, Susan Nowowiejski, Geraldine O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Dean Roehrig, Richard Shaffer, Robert 4 , S X , I H, A , y -v 4 A 1 il f t it 59 f- 2 r Q I' 6' I ' ' Q -. . Thatcher, Delores Wamer. SEVENTH: Iuanita Bauqh, Raymond Bethel, Ianet Butler, Eleanor Davis, Kathleen Davis. THIRD ROW: Elma Demerest, Frances Dreps, Bemetta Pager, Bernice Fager, David Grohowski, Carl I-Iubbeil, Evelyn Hubbell, Kenneth Ingram, William Kline, FOURTH ROW: Ioyce Miller, Barbara Mohr, 'Betty Nottage, Roland Olejownik, Millicent Parker, Reynold Peterson, Rita Poling, Vernon Rollt, Carmen Sack. FIFTH ROW: Lillian Schuette, Marietta Smith, Patsy Warner, Robert Webber. ABSENT: EIGHTH: IoAnn Nation, Peggy Russell. SEVENTH: Richard Iones. Fifth And Sixth Grades . I We asf' Wf :gi 'ig if-3 - f , ..,,, in 1 I a B 'V H , 1 ,rgw-g 2 I ilk 1 I , J ltll I 3 ' ,., , ,- f '25, . ' A 2 . -1 Gt , Q A. W ' 'L I t riii I I ,. -' . M -I , , , , y 5 I W - 't ' 'i ',' 5 ' , Y , i , I ' t' 'Xi 1 Ab ' ' ZN N, -: 4 is k -L, K '1-i F- r ii' H 1 ' , SECOND ROW: Bernard sominski, Richard Wcmer, as f Roland Beck, Lois Butler, Richard Carnicom, Ann Lee ' Davidson, Patricia Davis, Patricia Downs, Barbara , I, 3 Dreps. , ' THIRD ROW: Ronald lnderrieden, Robert LaTour, ' Loretta Miller, Gerald Poling, Lavern -Richardson, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Bough, Crystal Cairl, Iane Lawrence Russell, Betty Taube, Richard Thatcher, Carnicom, Iames Carter, Rodney Hartbarger, Robert Ieiterson, Bonnie Matthews, Beverly Patton, Henry Smith. William Waite. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Woods. ABSENT: FIFTH: Robert Wolf. Third And Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Grace Bethel, Richard Bethel, Charles Brsne- man, Ianice Butler, Carrie Demerest, James Pager, Andrew Grodi, Charles Hayner, Clifford Hubbell. SECOND ROW: Lewis Kaiser, Betty Matthews, Beverly Mohr, Edward Nottage, Nancy Nowowieiski, Davy Polinq, Ianet Schuette, Howard Smith, Iacqueline Taube. THIRD ROW: Iacob Valentine, Shirley Waite, Phillip Warner. THIRD: Linda Bressler, Raymond Cain, Darlene Camicom, Irving Davis, Patricia Drinkwater, Barbara Frank. FOURTH ROW: William Harler, Dorothy LaTour, Marlene Kohl, Raymond Klumm, Sharon Mohr, Geraldine Patton, Lou Ann Poling, Floradine Richardson, Rosalee Richardson. FIFTH ROW: Melvin Schaffer, Owen Strole, Gerold Warner, Virginia Woods, Walter Zeck, Eva Zielinski. ABSENT: FOURTH: Robert 'lones. THIRD: Gerald Grohdwski. Second Grade FIRST ROW: Robert Baney, Robert Bittinger, Paula Bressler, Ioseph Brodi, Carlton Cramer, lune Davis, Richard Dickerson, Harry Dietrich, Shirley Gibson. SECOND ROW: Larry Hayner, LeRoy Hartbarqer, Kenneth lnderrieden, Marilyn Klumm, Alvin Miller, Doris Nottaqe, Iohn Patton, Ierry Roe, Beverly Roehriq. THIRD ROW: Dolores Russ, Lawrence Short, lack Smith. ABSENT: Beverly Gibson, Fred Houston, Marian Rice, Frances Rice. i low ff f Q if A 11 tr , x E O lk , fgd , l K - i , R Q ...tt ,-. , 4 agile L S W el R F w K 1 4 K fir? First Grade -, ,NH tl M Q f ,, 3 5' wb K 'A W a.f.w:.2 ee. - lt: Y .1 . V X . 52 js Q- ' W 3 ' Q i-,if my V we . Hai 1 l ' . 'glfei.:z.15fe W' f , K ' tw' 'C lv' fr'liilii5f.?:Li25iL-S, 1: . 2, :fullte- 3 f Q? 2 -'A' - W ' ti 1 ' . I we , Si - -. it if as fl' . E:, f.: e X- 1 fi: ' 1 x - f T., ...th t ly' . If My A 4 1fvmlf1,.,.vfw ' t .. - i 1 t if 1 Wwl r' f, :.? i1-53f?l?f5f:5 li: . M: 5 ' ':'2? f.l: ' ., -fi:-2: xl.. '1-,z -ww -. --:HQ 4 t . .N .t I hw. .. . - Af? ' 18f?l2ix i: ?F: 'F ' ' . za?.f,.. I I ey - A. f -wi . ' 'N'1l 'i L A - - mg 5 19. , .. .,, ,.., , A. g f 5951- - Z 1:2 Q ' want .: A ,.. . . ,L,,,A . . ,. Q, V A H . 14 Q , . ex, FIRST ROW: L awrence Adams, Ruth Baney, Adelina Bauqh, lane Napierala, Ioseph Nottaqe. Beverly Brode, Barbara Butler, Iames Butler, Jerry Carnicom, THIRD ROW: Shirley Nye, Mary lane Parker, Ronald Rosene, Gwendolyn Davis. Kenneth Thatcher, Allen Warner, Charles Warner. SECOND ROW: Betty Drinkwater, Helen Frank, Eleanor ABSENT: Carl Beck, Carolyn Hartbarqer, Helen Russ, Neal Gillespie, Robert Gillespie, Leonard Honeywell, Gary Kos, Edward Wolf. . vii' hw 5. 2,xg.,1 , :LES . ,,., , ff? , nfl ' A756 5, H ff'i2ifi1 A ,, r 1? qi , fu at S R tx . R 4 H i' gf sg V, . le., ,W ,t., M Half: lt? . . if , wt, UUQSIYFS' , '??-1' ' I - f gl ,ist-1ft.,rQ fwtfw' . .. J' 1: H' 1 df 115 1' , . 4 Nmifwgk ,, ,. vi r N K wget cf X me ww , .megs gf: f ,, EN 'QQ fs ,Jin 72- V ..,. im,- ,,3,f, wi, I ug., K 'gi fax, ' M ' L A E F atm' - . ef? A El . , Q A -' Q sigairl Q-14113.41 'g., Y.. T 2 :E X W be R 1 QY SBQLHS MW: ini V i 22 -Ei Qt-55152 T , - .1 X W, if 5 re Q ty A xy , N I' 15 if X E -f X if l gy t 's Y X ,V mi Q li SEQ n l jg ,, . Y S X 'f Y at w f ' f S X L K? 7 X Q K X rt 55 on... 1 ge., 1- .- w 'L 1 6' 'rl ,x We W x Vx J 1 i I Q - ww ,, ,yyfx S S 1' 'Iv W PE 1 X el? 0ther Personnel Cora Simpson Adelyn Manley Cafeteria Cafeteria l Frank Waqemmm Bert Farr Custodian Custodian Holland Holland Edward Klumm Carl Naitxka Bus Driver-Custodian Bus Driver Crissey Holland Frank Satler Robert Vcm Gunten Bus Driver Bus Driver Holland-Crissey Holland-.Dorr Herbert Philabauxn Bus Driver Adams Township Edna Cafeteria Charles Gray Custodian Dorr Arthur Hall Bus Driver Holland ff' ' -'lk ..,,' if N' Gareld Sosbe Maintenance W i 5- 0 af? Q. i 454 ,M Y: v Jilin, Student Council SEATED: Mary Piasecki, Lela Cherry, luanita Holman, Mrs. Hazel, Betty Cleland, Donna Manley, LaDonna Burqin, Edward Houk. STANDING: Ioe Iohnoff, Fred Myers, Al Dennis, Walter Stender. ABSENT: Larry Irwin. The Student Council is made up of two repre- sentatives of each class from the seventh grade through the twelfth grades. The organiza- tion is under the supervision of Mrs. Hazel. One aim of the council this year was to pub- lish a handbook, containing rules and regula- tions and other information, which will aid the students in attaining better citizenship. The council has also organized a Student Court. Disciptine problems, presented by the teachers, are tried by the court. The council presented small chapel programs on Monday mornings over the public address system, and religious programs in the audi- torium on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Officers of the council are: President, Iuanita Holman, Vice President, Ioe Iohnoff, Secretary, Donna Manley, Treasurer, Betty Cleland: Ad- visor, Mrs. Hazel. Library Club SEATED: Mary Barczak, Ruth Arheit, Lester Davidson, Mrs. Potter, Donald Kulwickl, Charlotte Gibson, Lela Cherry. STANDING: Raymond Augustyniak, Eleanor Gill, l.aVerne Lawrence, Helen Pfatf, Doris Gilsdort, Violet Gibson, Patricia Borsos, loAnn Campbell, Florentine Gozdowski, Ioseph Iohnofi. The Library Club elected its officers at the first meeting of the year. Those elected were: Presi- dent, Lester Davidson, Vice President, Donald Kulwickig Secretary-Treasurer, Charlotte Gibson, Reporter, Ruth Arheit. The Club visited the Highland Park Library and heard some book reviews given by Miss Brown. Afterwards they had a roast in the Park with Miss Brown as their guest. The Library received forty-seven books this year, These books were chosen from the Ohio Teachers Reading Circle and the Ohio Pupils Reading Circle lists. The most valuable addition to our library this year was a new set of World Encyclopedia, which has helped our students very much in their research work. Windmill FIRST now: Bemadine Olejownik, Patricia Kataflasz, Bonnie Kimberly, Paul Calrl, Florentine Gozdowski, Rita Nowowieiski, Iune Wagner, Harold Cramer, Daniel Chinnls. SECOND ROW: Mrs. White, Robert Irwin, Raymond Smalley, Ioe'Iohnoff, Doris Slumsky, Mildred Heuerman, Ruth Arheit, Lester Davidson, Robert Smith. ABSENT: Eleanor Gill, Luella Geiser, Winona Stair, Phyllys Davoll, Gene Gibson. The Windmill is now six years old and is growing bigger and better with each birthday anniversary. Two hundred copies have been sold at the time of publication. The members of the Senior Class elected the editor and co-editor at the time that the other class officers were elected. The other members of the staff were selected by the co-editors and approved by the class advisor. The Windmill Staff consisted of twenty-two members of the Senior class: Editor, Florentine Gozdowski, Assistant Editor, Rita Nowowieiskip Advertising Managers, Iune Wagner, Paul Cairlp Business Managers, Mil- dred Heuerman, Doris Slumslcyg Circulation Managers, Eleanor Gill, Bernadine Olejownikg Feature Writers, Ruth Arheit, Daniel Chinnis, Sports Editors, Lester Davidson, Harold Cramer: Snap-shot Editors, Luella Geiser, Bonnie Kimber- ly, Gene Gibson, Robert Smithg Photography Editors, Phyllys Davoll, Patricia Katafiasz, Ray Smalley, Ioe Iohnoff, Art Editors, Robert Irwin, Winona Stair. Mrs. White acted as the Advisor. ln editing the Windmill, the staff tried to give every one an opportunity to look back at the classes and activities in which they took part during 1945-46. Town T attler SEATED: Rita Nowowieiski, Bemadine Oleiownik, Doris Slumsky, Florentine Gozdowskl, Louis Noe, Bonnie Kimberly, Mildred Heuerrnan, Iune Mohr, Iuanita Holman. STANDING: Margaret Parer, Ruth Blackwell, Cecilia Fager, Iune Wagner, Bertha Corbett, Eleanor Gill, Ruth Arheit, Robert Smith, Gene Gibson, Raymond Smalley, Virgil Praia, Lester Davidson, Mrs. White, Daniel Chinnis. The Town Tattler published eight issues dur- ing the school year. The first seven issues were published by a staff selected from the Senior class, and the last issues by a staff selected from the Iunior class. The paper is financed by ad- vertising and sales. During the last two years, the Tattler fund was increased enough to pur- chase a new mimeograph. The staff was as follows: Editor, Louis Noe: Assistant Editor, Florentine Gozdowski, Business Manager, June Wagner: Circulation Manager, Eleanor Gill, lnquiring Reporters, Margaret Parer, Bernadine Olejowniky Biographies, Ruth Arheitg Art Editors, Rita Nowowiejski, Ray Smalley: Sports, Lester Davidson, Daniel Chinnisp Advertising, lune Mohr, Whats Cookin', Bertha Corbett: Exchange Editor, Virgil Pralag Typists, Cecilia Pager, Mildred Heuer- man, Iuanita Holman, Bonnie Kimberly, Doris Slumsky, Ruth Blackwell. Iv? National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Iuanita Holman, Margaret Parer, LaVerne Lawrence, Lila Bates, Charlotte Gibson, Bernadine Oleiownik, Ruth Blackwell, Cecilia Faqer, Rita Nowowiejski, Lois Hartman. SECOND ROW: Patricia Borsos, Novelda Lavalette, Shirley McCabe, loAnn Campbell, Mildred Heuerman, Doris Slumsky, Mrs. Logan, Violet Gibson, Alfred Dennis. THIRD ROW: Louis Noe, Virqil Prala, Robert Irwin, Daniel Chinnis, Paul Cairl, Donald Bridges, Georqe Kent. The National Honor Society consists of stud- ents with the highest points in Leadership, Char- acter, Scholarship, and Service. The officers of this organization are: President, Robert Irwin, Vice President, Rita Nowowieiskig Secretary, Charlotte Gibson, Treasurer, loAnn Campbell, Reporter, Lela Cherry. The Society had a dance, a hayride, and a picnic. We had a very profitable year under the supervision of Mrs. Logan, who by her patience and willingness to give up so much of her time to the society, contributed greatly to its success. National Junior Honor Society FIRST ROW: Betty Cleland, Ethel Wagner, Lois Guerin, Loretta Dennis, Louise Houk, Beverly McDarr, Ioanne Burchfield, Ioyce Hall, Luella Allen, Bonnie Flory, SECOND ROW: Annabel Noe, Martha Augustyniak, Helen Pfatf, Nancie Miller, Mrs. Wellstead, Barbara Edwards, Elizabeth Kaiser, I..aVerne Gunn, Ioanne McCord, Martha Irwin. THIRD ROW: Richard Fortney, Richard Hartman, Iames Dennis, Thomas Holloway, Don Woods, Gene Irwin, lohn Harter. ABSENT: Donna Greisinger, Betty Krohn. OFFICERS President ....... .... D onald Woods Treasurer . . . .... Gene Irwin Vice President .... .... E lizabeth Kaiser Reporter .... .... M artha Irwin Secretary ...... .... L oretta Dennis The National Iunior Honor Society was begun originally for junior high school pupils. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students are elected to membership and the tenth grade students re- main as members until elected as senior honor members. New members are elected by the teachers on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Citizenship, and Character. This means that the leaders of the classes are selected as new members each year. In 1945-46 about twenty new members were inducted into this society. Membership certific- ates and cards were purchased by the club for both old and new members and many of the new members purchased the society emblem- a pin in the shape of a torch, The society sponsored a hayride in'September and a movie, HoW Green Was My Valley , was presented in February. A very successful year was closed in May with the election of officers for the coming year. Latin Club FIRST ROW: Myrtle Manley, Gloria Kachelek, Ioanne McCord, Gamet Swope, Donna Manley, Catherine Brown, Beverly McDarr, Maudie Scott, Martha Spangler, Helen Kleparek. SECOND ROW: Florentine Gozdowski, Donna Griesinger, Nancy Norris, Roberta Gall, Barbara Bunoi, Helen Platt, Annabel Noe, Margie Miller, Betty Kline, Mrs. Logan. THIRD ROW: Ray Roach, Gene Irwin, Lynda Harris, Betty Kaiser, LaVerne Gunn, William Meinert, Donald Woods, Novelda Lavalette, Shirley McCabe, Dolores Meadows. FOURTH ROW: Don Hazel, Richard Hartman, Iames Dennis, Franklyn Roach, Clyde Weaver, Donald Fox, Howard Kaltenbach, Russell Bond, John Shanrock. ABSENT: Theresa Johnson, Sylvia Kuras. A chapter of the Iunior Classical League was The Club officers are: President, Donald formed this year by the beginning and ad- Woods: Vice-President, Garnet Swopep Secre- vanced Latin classes. The chapter is to promote tary, Novelda Lavalettep Treasurer, Myrtle a keener interest in the classics and to better Manley: Reporter, Catherine Brown: and Ad- understand the social conditions of ancient visor, Mrs. Logan. Rome and their influence upon our civilization. One step in this direction was our trip to the Museum of Art in Toledo. J. U. G. FIRST ROW: lean Croskey, Ursula Nachtrab, Dolores Baranek, Edith Hall, Lynda Harris, Iuanita Holman, Evelyn Siegel, Winona Stair, Lois Guerin, Virginia Gozdowski, Dorothy Azbart, Myrtle Manlov, Luetta Geiser. SECOND ROW: Rita Wilczynski, Patricia Kataiiasz, Phyllys Davoll, Harriet Daniels, Bonnie Kimberly, Charlotte Hall, Bertha Corbett, Betty Mohr, Dolores Stamm, Angeline Swiczkowski, Nora- dine Stamm, Martha Spangler, Patricia Sosbe, Iune Mohr. THIRD ROW: Mildred Heuerman, Doris Slumsky, Bernadine Olejownik, Helen Ptait, Marvel Brown, Leona Antoszewski, Martha Augustyniak, Barbara Edwards, Wanda Belt, Dorothy Eiche, Io Ann Campbell, Nancy Norris, Lois Powers, Iackie Adams. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Blackwell, Margaret Parer, Rita Nowowiejski, Cecilia Fager, Doris Gilsdori, Iackie Wigle, Luella Geiser, Helen Kleparek, Roberta Gall, Elizabeth Kaiser, LaVerne Gunn, Marilyn Burqin, Ruth Frazier, Annabel Noe. The lust Us Girls Organization is a social club organized for girls in the upper three classes. lt was conducted this year under the supervision of Miss Lash, our Home Economics teacher. The club membership was increased this year by a large number of new members. October l was set aside for installing the initi- ates into the club. This consisted of all day initiation ceremonies, followed by a pot-luck dinner and a theatre party after school hours. Mrs. Hazel, Miss Lash, and Mrs. Potter served as chaperons. On December 15 the club gave a round and square dance, and on Ianuary 17 sponsored the movie, Pot ot Gold. The officers oi the club are: President, Winona Stairp Vice President, Evelyn Siegel: Secretary, Charlotte Hall, Treasurer, Bertha Corbett, Re- porter, Rita Wilczynskig Advisor, Miss Lash. Band FIRST ROW: Annabel Noe, Ioyce Frazier, Roberta Gall, Paul Cairl, Evelyn Siegel, George Allen, David Tomaszewski, Ursula Nachtrab, Phyllys Davoll, Raymond Roach. SECOND ROW: Iacqueline Wigle, Ioanne Bridges, Iames Schmidt, Betty Platt, Donna Nachtrab, Betty Cleland, Donald Delaney, Beverly McDarr, Bonnie Flory, Betty Flory, Ioyce Hazel, Patricia Katafiasz. THIRD ROW: Ioanne McCord, Myrtle Manley, l.aVerne Thomas, Ioyce Pollock, Helen Platt, Ioanne Burchfield, Shirley Davoll, Douglas Daye, Betty Thomas, Robert Powers. FOURTH ROW: Miss Gamble, Nancy Norris, Karl Rasmussen, Richard Sniegowski, Donald Bridges, Earle Davoll, Marvin Geiser, Iohn Miller, Charles Inderrieden, Mr. Barrett. ABSENT: Robert Welch. Band The band was made up of forty-six members this year. lt displayed its talent at most of the football and basketball games. lt took part in the Annual Spring Musical Festival, and most oi the members participated in the All-County Festival. Mr. Barrett, the director, spent many hours of hard work with the Band, and it has shown such marked improvement this year, that it is the talk of the town. The members of the Band and the entire school appreciate his work very much. Majorettes Dorothy Eiche, Mary Piasecki, Luella Geiser, Carolyn Rodebauqh, Donna Manley, Nona Stair. Vocal Music Vocal Music, under ,the direction ot Miss oi times on different programs. All appeared on Gamble was comprised oi Mixed Chorus, Girls' the Annual Spring Music Festival, and a number Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, two Sextets, and ot the members took part in the All-County Fes a Boys Quartet. Each group appeared a number tival. Glee Club FIRST ROW: Dorothy Kleparek, Harriet Daniels, lean Burgin, Helen Babiuch, Phyllys Davoll, Geraldine Wilczynski, Leia Cherry, LaVerne Gunn, Martha Augustyniak, Donna Manley, Catherine Brown, Betty Cleland, Beverly McDarr, Maudie Scott, Ada Mae Richardson, SECOND ROW: Ethlyn Kretz, Charlotte Gibson, Wanda Belt, Garnet Swope, Virginia Enbody, lackie Wigle, lrma Taube, Marilyn Burgin, Nancy Norris, Dorothy Azbart, Virginia Gozdowski, Catherine Corbett, Anne Gozdowski, Martha Spangler, Marion Smith, Patricia Sosbe, lackio Adams. THIRD ROW: Leona Antoszewski, Marvel Brown, Roberta Gall, Dorothy Eiche, Luella Geiser, Lois Cramer, Doris Gilsdorf, Barbara Buhoi, Gloria Kachelek, Barbara Edwards, loanne McCord, Verlia Strole, Barbara Cramer, Mary Ann Kokocinski, Mary Hutt. FOURTH ROW: luanita Spangler, Dolores Baranek, Edith Hall, lune Wagner, Bonnie Kimberly, Violet Gibson, Dolores Meadows, Ruth Frazier, Rita Wilczynski, Luetta Geiser, Annabel Noe, Lois Powers, Lois Guerin, Emma leanne Miller, Mildred Heuerrnan, Doris Slumslcy, Elizabeth Kaiser. ABSENT: Margie Nachtrab, Margaret Steele, Ester lohnson, Geraldine Wilczynski, Sextet Harriet Daniels Ioyce Pollock Emma Ieanne Miller Lois Cramer Mildred Heuerman Lois Hartman Sextet Maudie Scott Betty Cleland Beverly McDarr Garnet Swope Donna Manley Catherine Brown Quartet Bob Haupricht Robert Cole Gene Irwin Don Hazel a Chorus FIRST ROW: Dorothy Kleparek, Harriet Daniels, Iecm Burqin, Helen Babiuch, Phyllys Davoll, Leia Cherry, Nancy Norris, LaVerne Gunn, Martha Auqustyniak, Donna Manley, Catherine Brovxm, Betty Cleland, Beverly MCDarr, Maudie Sfott, Martha Spangler, SECOND ROW: Garnet Swope, Lois Powers, Betty Kaiser, lrma Taube, Marilyn Burqin, Richard lnderrieden, Stanley FIRST ROW: Charlotte Gibson, Virginia Enbody, Iackte Wiqle, Rita Wilczynski, Luetta Gefiser, Edith Hall, Angeline Swiczkowski, Dorothy Chinnis, lean Sherwood, lane Eyre, Martha Irwin, Louise Houk, Viola Shepherd, Malinda Ball- inqer, Dolores Schleqel. SLCOND ROW: Ethlyn Kretz, Dolores Baranek, Shirley Mc- Cabe, Wanda Belt, Fred Myers, William Iackson, Eugene Adamski, Bob Haupricht, Robert Wood, Robert Cole, Donald Shriner, Dorothy Azloart, Virginia Gozdowski, Evelyn Siegel, Annabel Noe, Patty Sosbe, Iackie Adams. THIRD ROW: Leona Antoszewski, Marvel Brown, Roberta Gall, Dorothy Eiche, Luella Geiser, Lois Cramer, Doris Gilsdori, Barbara Buhoi, Gloria Kachelek, Barbara Edwards, loarme McCord, Lois Guerin, Helen Pfaii, Myrtle Manley, Doris Slumsky. what Ziamo, Marvin Geiser, Iohn Roqacki, lohn Kretz, Shirley Spangler, Rita Nowowieiski, Winona Stair, Iune Waaner, Iuanita Holman, Lois Hartman, loyce Pollock, LaVorne Lawrence, Violet Gibson, Emma lean Miller, Faye Frazier, Nancie Miller, Beverly Bond, Dolores Bridges, Ursula Nachtrab. G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Eiche, Violet Gibson, Margaret Parer, Charlotte Gibson, Lela Cherry, Iackie Adams, Doris Gilsdori. SECOND ROW: Phyllys Davoll, Ursula Nachtrab, Harriet Daniels, Virginia Enbody, Ruth Arheit, Eleanor Gill, June Wagner, Winona Stair, Iean Croskey, Rita Wilczynski, Lila Bates, Elizabeth Kaiser, LaVeme Gunn, Dorothy Azbart. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Potter, Betty Mohr, Bertha Corbett, Char- lotte Hall, Bonnie Kimberly, Lynda Haris, Edith Hall, Dolores Baranek, Irma Taube, Marilyn Burgin, Lois Hartman, Patricia Sosbe, Annabel Noe, lean Sherwood, Iune Mohr, Virginia Gozdowski, Lois Guerin, Wanda Belt, Florentine Gozdowski, FOURTH ROW: Lois Cramer, Bernadine Olejownik, Ruth Blackwell, Mildred Heuerman, Doris Slumsky, Luetta Geiser, Gloria Kackelek, Ioanne McCord, IoAnn Campbell, Martha Spangler, Barbara Buhoi, Myrtle Manley, Betty Cleland, Helen Piaff, Nancy Norris, Lois Powers. FIFTH ROW: Roberta Gall, Eve1 m Holman, Cecilia Fager, Rita Nowowieisii, Madaline Urban, Iackie Wigle, Patricia Kataiiasz, Luella Geiser, Helen Kleparek, Dorothy Kleparek, Helen Babiuch, Barbara Edwards, Martha Augustyniak, Ruth Frazier. ABSENT: Sylvia Kuras, Margie Nachtrab, Margaret Steele. OFFICERS President ...... . . . Iune Wagner Reporter . . .. Rita Wilczyski Vice President ..... .... W inona Stair Advisor . . . .... Mrs. Potter Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Bonnie Kimberly CHEERLEADERS Ruth Blackwell, Virginia Gozdowski, Richard Mohr, Rita Wilczynski, Winona Stair, G. A. A. G.A.A.Moottnq Decorating Committee T The Autumnl-lop The Senior Girls' Athletic Association, which was organized in 1936 for the upper three classes of the high school and for the purpose of promoting athletic interests for the girls in this school, had a very successful year. The club is governed by a constitution, and new members are initiated. According to tradition, the Senior girls received pins. The organization raised money by sponsoring the noon programs, in co-operation with the Varsity They also sold refreshments, pro- grams, and the school colors at the home games arid the Basketball Tournament. To further in- crease the funds, the Autumn Hop was given in November, a show in December, and luke Box dances after the Clay and Waterville bas- ketball games. During the school year the G. A. A. girls earned over five hundred dollars. Refreshments-Autumn Hop The major use for this money was the Athletic Banquet and Dance, which this year included baseball players for the first time, and gave the G. AIA. girls a guest list of one hundred and seventy. This number included the faculty and club members. Other expenses for the club were new uniforms for the cheerleaders, G. A. A. pins for all Senior girls, and cheerleaders' awards. The girls played basketball after school hours under the direction of Miss Callin who also directed the minstrel which was presented in March with much success. Our advisor, Mrs. Potter, has assisted in all of the activities and has always been more than willing to lend a helping hand and to cffer sugestions which helped toward a success- ful year. Varsity H FIRST ROW: Ray Smalley, Gene Gibson, Ioseph Iohnoff, Lester Davidson, William Urban, Earl Cain. SECOND ROW: William Haupricht, Ray Meyers, Leonard Bucher, Karl Wohlfarth, Russell Bannister, Donald Kulwicki. THIRD ROW: Louis Noe, Harold Cramer, Daniel Chinnis, George Kent, Ervin Kokocinski, Mr. Fulgham, Coach. ABSENT: Iohn Mosiniak, Samuel Scott. Varsity H began as a social club for the bene- fit of boys who Won letters in sports. The original club was organized in the fall of 1941 and was active only until the close of basketball season that same school year. ln the fall of 1942 under the direction of Mr. B. I. Bishop and Mr. W. A. Fulghum, the Varsity reorganized, wrote its own constitution, and elected ofifcers. Membership has increased from the original eleven to twenty-two. At the time of reorganization, the purpose of the Varsity H was to supervise the wearing of letters, in order that only those who were eligible to wear letters might do so. At the annual Athletic Banquet, each Senior member is given a varsity key, emblematic of having won a varsity letter in sports and having been a part of the organization, and a silver replica of the ball used in the sport in which he earned his letter. All letter awards are made through the efforts of the Varsity H. At the first meeting this year the following officers were elected: loseph Iohnoff, President: Samuel Scott, Vice President: Lester Davidson, Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Gibson, Reporter, William Urban, Sergeant-at-Arms. After the football season in November, the club held its initiation party for Lester Davidson, George Kent, Ervin Kokocinski, Donald Kulwicki, Russell Bannister, Frank Gozdowski, Edward Burgin, Raymond Myers, and lack Bade. Varsity H has sponsored noon programs which consisted of dancing, quiz shows, wrestling, and movies every other week in con- junction with the G. A. A. Varsity H paid one half of the insurance fee of all athletes partici- pating in a group insurance policy. This was the first time that insurance has been carried for the benefit of the players. This year the Varsity H has voted to sponsor the William A. Fulghum trophy for the out- standing Senior in athletics and scholarship. The winner of this award will have his name en- graved on the trophy and will receive a key emblematic of this award. This trophy will always be on display in the trophy case. Football Top Row: Ralph Szyman- owski, -Russell Bannister, Frank Gozdowski, William Urban, Louis Noe, Donald Dickerson, Karl Wohllarth, Leonard Bucher. Center: Iohn Mosiniak, Samuel Scott. October 19 Holland Rossford ..... October 26 Holland Sylvania ..... November 2 Holland Montpelier November 9 Holland Whitmer . November ll Holland Waite ..... . . September 14 September 26 September 28 October 5 October 12 Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Row: Ray Myers, Ioseph Iohnoff, Edwin Burqin, Gene Gibson, Lester Davidson, Raymond Smalley, Ervin Kokocinski, Donald Kulwickt. Liberty Center 6 Swanton ..... 25 Ottawa Hills . 13 Wauseon .... 0 Clay ........ 35 The football team began its season on Septem- ber 14, by traveling to Liberty Center. Liberty Center was victorious by a score of 6 to 0. It closed the season. by playing Waite who was also victorious by the same score. Although the Blue Zippers have been victor- ious over only two opponents, Wauseon and Sylvania, the boys have shown great spirit in every game they played. The boys have played some very close games, like the one at Waite, 6 to U, and some that they lost by a great score like Montpelier, 46 to U, but the boys are to be complimented on their fine sportsmanship, both during this game and all the others. There were three major injuries and some minor ones this season. Gene Gibson was taken to the hospital for examination tor back injuries following the Swanton game. Don Dickerson re- ceived a broken leg while practicing, and Iohn Mosiniak received broken bones in his leg while playing in the Clay game. Don's and lohn's injuries were so severe that they were out of sports tor the rest of the season. With the graduating class the team will lose thirteen of its players: Ralph Szymanowski, Louis Noe, Karl Wohltarth, Ray Myers, Gene Gibson, Ervin Kokocinski, Robert Irwin, Lester Davidson, Harold Cramer, Robert Smith, Ioseph Iohnoff, Ray Smalley, Daniel Chinnis. But even with this loss, we are sure the boys will make a successful year of it. Football FIRST ROW: Perry Hall, Ralph Szymanowskl, Frank Gozdowski, Russell Bannister, William Urban, Samuel Scott, Louis Noe, Leonard Bucher, Benny Atherton. SECOND ROW: Harry Mohr, Doh Adamski, Karl Wohlfarth, Arlo Strole, Ray Augustyniak, Don Pratt, Don Kaiser, Robert Phelps, lack Bade, Stanley Adamski, Donald Shrlner, Ray Myers. Daniel Chinnll. Although he is not very tall, he proved to be a good player with accuracy in long shots and ball handling. Danny likes to play guard where he has a chance to bag some long shots. l-le plays baseball and some football, although he doesn't care much for the latter. In baseball he played shortstop and outfield and has earned two varsity letters. Lester Davidson. Lester came to Holland in his junior year from Woodward where the participated in basketball and football. He played on the Holland varsity the two years he has been here and was our captain during his senior year. Les can play guard or forward and make a shot from any place on the floor, He was high point man this year and helped the team many times with his ability to make circuit shots around the baskets. George Kent. George has played three years of basketball and two years of baseball. He has played one and a half years of reserve basketball and the same number of years on the varsity team. During his junior year he held down the catcher's spot, and he will be on the job again this spring. Gene Gibson. Gene was about the smallest man of the football team, but he proved to be a good quarterback be- cause of his ability to handle the ball. Gibby has eamed varsity letters in football for two years, and was on the varsity basketball team. Gene had tough luck in receiving a back injury which kept him out of most of the football games. Harold Cramer. Harold played four years oi basketball and two years of football. He played three years on the reserve team and one on the varsity. He held down one of the guard positions on this year's varsity team. All during the football season he was out for backfield. He played second base on the baseball team. THIRD ROW: Iohn Moslnlak, Gene Gibson, Ervin Kokocinski, Robert Irwin, Lester Davidson, Robert Haupricht, Robert Smith, Mr. Fulghum, Coach, Richard Poraszynski, Ioseph Iohnofi, Harold Cramer, Donald Kulwlcki, William Haupricht, Ray Smalley, Edwin Burgin, Don Dickerson. ABSENT: Richard Smalley, Robert Dickerson. Daniel Chinnis, Gordon Wagner. Ray Smalley. In addition to being a good student, Ray is an excellent tumbler and, takes part in all sports except basketball. Ray has attended the Holland schools in the grades and high school with the exception of his Sophomore year. Returning to Holland in his junior year, he played football and baseball. During his senior year he played left half on the football team, and he intends to go out for baseball this year. Ralph Ssymcmowslzi. Ralph has played two years of foot- ball and two years of baseball. He intends to take his brother's place on the pitching staff of Holland's baseball team: last year he played shortstop. During his two years of football, he held down the end position. Ray Myers. Ray played one year of football and two years of baseball. Ray played fullback on the football team during his senior year. He played baseball during his,junior year, and he intends to go out for first base this year. Louis Noe. Louis enjoys playing all sports except basketball and is a good student. He has played three years oi football and is equally good at guard or tackle. He is an excellent baseball player and proved his worth in the outfield. Ervin Kokocinski. Ervin came to Holland from Woodward in his junior year. He has played one year of football as fullback. Ervin has a lot of speed and his experience from Woodward helped him to play on the varsity team. He set up some of'the touchdowns by his hard line plunging. Karl Wohlfarth. Karl started his basketball career in his sophomore year by playing on the reserve team. His height and shooting ability helped him to get on the varsity in his junior and senior years. His favorite spot of play is under the basket where he can use his height and rangy arms to his advantage. Basketball Varsity Inderrieden. W. A. Fulghum Director of Athletics Mr. Fulghum came to Holland in the fall of 1941 as Director of Physical Education and Head Coach. Since the fall of 1942, he has been Director of Athletics and Supervisor of Visual Education. Beginning in 1942 he held the position of Principal of the High School for three years: he was also Principal of the Holland Elementary School during the school year of 1944-45. During these five years, he has earned the respect and admiration of the entire student body. He has been interested in increasing the scholastic stand- ing of the school, especially of the boys participating in sports. lt was through his efforts that the Varsity H is sponsoring the trophy which is to be awarded each year to the athlete who has maintained the highest scholastic and athletic ratings during the entire four years of high school. Top: Leonard Bucher, Wllham Haupricht Gene Gibson, Harold Cramer Charles Bottom: Karl Wohlfarth George Kent Daniel Chinnis, Lowell Dennis Center: Lester Davidson Basketball- Varsity it .sa , K K A 5' Mr. Fulghcnn Coach, Karl Wohlfarth, Len Bucher, Lowell Dennis, Lester Davidson, George Kent, Charles lnderrleden, Harold Cramer, Daniel Chinnls, Bill Hauprlcht. ABSENT: Gene Gibson. Nov. ll Holland ...... 18 Whitmer ...... 28 Nov. 27 Holland ...... 21 Bradner ....... 47 Nov. 30 Holland ...... 17 Ottawa Hills . . .33 Dec. 7 Holland ...... 17 Delta ......... 41 Dec. ll Holland ...... 15 Sylvania ...... 56 Dec. 18 Holland ...... 25 Whitmer ...... 35 Dec. 21 Holland ...... 35 ,Swanton ...... 55 Ian. 4 Holland ...... 31 Waterville .... 41 Ian. 1 1 Holland ...... 23 Clay .......... 29 Ian. 15 Holland ...... 20 Whitehouse . . .48 Ian. 18 Holland ...... 26 Alumni ....... 23 Ian. 23 Holland ...... 33 Metamora ..... 34 Ian. 29 Holland ...... 12 Swanton ...... 51 Feb. 1 Holland ...... 20 Clay .......... 45 Feb. 5 Holland ...... 34 Lake .......... 44 Feb. 8 Holland ...... 27 Whitehouse . . .22 Toumament Feb. 19 Holland ...... 23 Monclova ..... 33 Although the Varsity won only two games, its season was not unsuccessful. The success of a team is not wholly measured by the number of games won, but also by the sportsmanship and courage acquired in playing a good, clean game and by entering the game with an un- beaten spirit. Ho11and's team was successful in these respects. Both of the games won were played on Hol- land's floor, and were interesting to watch. The team never let its fans down, but kept plugging away at the basket until the end of the game. Harold Cramer, Karl Wohlfarth, Daniel Chin- nis, Lester Davidson, George Kent, and Gene Gibson will graduate this year: but, with the players on the Reserve who will be eligible for the Varsity Holland should have a good team next year. Basketball Reserves FIRST ROW: Iohn Miller, Richard Hughes, Ed Burgtn, Lewis Cramer, Frank Gozdowski. SECOND ROW' Ora Stull. Mana ery R ll B d M D K ' - . g usse on , anagerp on ulwicki, Don Kaiser: Earle Davollp Iohn Bode: Paul Mohr: Perry Hall, Managerg Bob Gilsdori, Manager. Nov. Holland ...... Whitmer ...... Ian. Holland Clay ...... Nov. Holland ...... Bradner ....... Ian. Holland Whitehouse Nov. Holland ...... Ottawa Hills Ian. Holland Alumni . . . Dec. Holland Delta ......... Ian. Holland Metamora . Dec. Holland Sylvania ...... Ian. Holland Swanton . . Dec. Holland Vtfhitmer . . . Feb Holland Clay . . . . . . Dec. Holland Swanton . . . Feb Holland ...... Lake . . . . . . Ian. Holland Waterville ..... Feb Holland ...... Whitehouse Tournament Feb. 2l Holland ...... 30 Waterville ..... 19 Feb. 22 Holland ...... 21 Ottawa Hills ...4O The Reserve squad started their season by beating Bradner. After losing the Ottawa Hills and Delta games by narrow margins, the Re- serves came back to win a very exciting game Going into the Tournament the Reserves had revenge by trouncing the Waterville Reserves 30 to 19. The second night Holland met Ottawa Hills and lost by a large margin. on the Whitehouse floor. The last game at Waterville was one of the best games ot their season. After tying the game and then playing overtimef Waterville won by 2 points. With the basketball material remaining from the varsity squad and the increased support of good materials from this reserve squad, we have good reason to be optimistic and predict a winning year for the coming school year. Junior Hi Basketball Qu 5 gf 1 FIRST ROW: Thomas Richmond: Edward Houk: Daniel Williams: Richard Dickman: Richard Siegel: Kenneth Smith: Iames Schmidt: Ierry Greisinger: Paul Holloway. SECOND ROW: Donald Druschel: Walter Stendery William Iackson: Thomas Holloway: Richard Brown: Robert Bigelow: Robert Price. THIRD ROW: Larry Talbert: Ralph Hayner: Gordon Wagner: Robert Gilsdorf: Perry Hall: Ora Stull: Iohn Shanrock: Mr. Deppen, Coach. Dec. 19 Holland ...... 20 M.V.C.D.S. .... 7 Ian. 30 Holland ...... 27 M.V.C.D.S. . . . . 4 Ian. 2 Holland ...... 8 Monclova ..... 28 Feb. 6 Holland ...... 22 Monclova ..... 21 lan. 9 Holland ...... 15 Ottawa Hills . . . 0 Feb. 13 Holland ...... 30 Ottawa Hills . . .33 lan. 16 Holland ...... 14 Waterville ..... 11 lan. 23 Holland ...... 4 Whitehouse ...16 Feb. 29 Holland ...... 23 Waterville ..... 29 Mar. 16 Holland ...... 23 Whitehouse . . .21 Ian. 22 Holland ...... 24 Stop 16 ........ ll Tournament Mar. 14 Holland ...... 20 Waterville ..... 18 Mar. 15 Holland ...... 9 Whitehouse ...28 Mar. 16 Holland ...... 20 Monclova ..... 21 The Iunior High Basketball team had a very successful as well as enjoyable year. They won six out of eleven games and played in three tournament games. This year the County Iunior High League was active for the first time since 1941, and Holland was fortunate to be able to participate. In spite of the tact that the boys had to prac- tice early in the morning, they were present for ninety-five per cent of the seven o'c1ock prac- tices. They had as their motto We don't care which teammate makes the bucket, just so it's made. Holland need never to worry about having a winning team if it can keep a group of boys like these together when they are eligible for the varsity team. Baseball SEATED: Harold Cramer, Ray Smalley, Ray Augustyniak, Dlck Mohr, Don Kulwickl, Ioe Iohnoff, Frank Gozdowski, Don Woods. STANDING: Bob Dickerson, Charles Bracken, Bob Irwin, Bob Kolasinski, Mr. Fulghum, Ralph Szymanowski, George Kent, Paul Cairl, Iohn Miller, Dannie Chinnis. ABSENT: Virgil Mosiniak, Frank Szurminski, Iohn Mosiniak, Earl Cain. The baseball team of 1945 started its season by losing a heart-breaking game to Macomber by the score of 2 to O. From then on the team went on to win six games without a loss. 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