Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)
- Class of 1947
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Mr. Walter Zeck was ap- pointed on February 27, 1947, to fill the unexpired term of Mr. William E. Dyer whose resignation had been previously ac- cepted. Board of Education As official representatives of the school district, the Board of Education consists of citizens elected to that office for a period of four years. The Board is the governing body which officially acts on all matters and questions pertaining to the Springfield Local Schools. The Board holds regular monthly meetings with the school executives attending in an advisory capacity. Each member of the Springfield Local Board of Education by giving generously of his time and efforts has made it possible for them to meet many and complex problems confronting all school districts during this period of economic unrest. B. J. BISHOP, B.S., M.A. Supervisor SPRINGFIELD LOCAL Scnoons For the past five years Mr. Bishop has capably served as the Supervisor of the Springfield Local Schools. Although administrative duties occupy most of his time, no problem is too small to receive his attention. He is always willing to talk with any students about their difficulties. Through individual counsel with mem- bers of the Senior Class, he has encour- aged many to continue their schooling, and has aided others in the selection of their life's work. The enrollment for the school year, 1946-47, was approximately twelve hun- dred. This increase, of nearly two hun- dred pupils over last year, created a critical housing problem. ln 1945 a bond issue was passed to provide for enlarging and improving the present school build- ings, but, because of the increased cost of building materials and labor, the contemplated building program has of necessity been temporarily delayed. HAROLD E. RYDI-ze, B.S., M.S., M.A. Superintendent LUCAS COUNTY Sci-iooLs Mr. Ryder is completing his seventh 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 national importance. He is a past president of the National County Super- intendents' Association, a member of Ohio Reading Circle Board, and actively participates in many other educational and civic organizations. His thorough understanding of school problems has enabled him to elevate the schools of Lucas County to a high place in the Ohio public school system. ' if . 4 ' I 4: ' . is if .N,L Q ,, lQ . F A C U L T Y nr NORMA GAMBLE Bowling Green, B.S. Vocal Music High School and Elementary Schools FLORENCE BowER Bowling Green, B.S. Senior Class Advisor English II, III, IV DOROTHY LOGAN Bowling Green, B.S., B.A. G.A.A. Advisor Latin Club Advisor Latin I, II, and English I fFirst Semester! M. W. BARRETT William Costelle School New York City Instrumental Music .K M 4.fn assi I r I 'Z F. B. Moons Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. University of Toledo, B.Ed. Principal of Springfield Local High Visual Education Senior Honor Society Advisor Biology, Physics LUCILLI-: Wx-rrrE Ohio University, B.S. Town Tattler Advisor Windmill Advisor Shorthand I, II, Typing I Office Practice E. T. DEPPEN Bowling Green U. Junior High Coach Industrial Arts, I,II,III,IV 'TW-IEODORA HAZEL Bowling Green U.. B.S. Library Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor American Government World History MARGIE EICHER Defiance, B.S., B.A. Seventh Grade Advisor Geography, English CFirst Semesterl PEARL LASH Ohio University, A.B. J. U. G, Advisor Home Economics fFirst Semesterb R. E. KINSEL Toledo University, B.Ed. Junior Advisor Student Council Advisor Camera Club Advisor American History Geography, Civics W. A. SHAVER Ohio University, B.S. Freshman Advisor General Science, Hygiene C. W. CRIM University of Toledo Assistant Coach CLEOTA FYE Dakota Wesleyan U. McPhail of Music Seventh Grade Advisor G.A.A1 Advisor Geography, English iSecond Semesterj if LLL 7' I . I if 4 ' i--k E., ' I L s e I I ..kV:k I lit M y . K., J 3 1 if I I g .1 xx za ' ffl? i ta? E ' Mt? '-env ww . ' 5 A . 'Q 'F itz? J. W. BARNES University of Toledo, B.S Varsity H Advisor Coach Science, Hygiene J. W. ROBERTS Bowling Green U. Youngstown University Holland Elementary Principal Junior Honor Society Advisor Business Law Business English, Sociology, Economics MAXINE STEIN Ohio State U., B.S. Eighth Grade Advisor Mathematics RUTH ARNoLD Bowling Green U., B.Ed. J. U. G. Advisor Home Economics CSecond Semester! ELIZABETH POWERS Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. Junior G.A.A. Advisor Latin Club Advisor Latin I,II, English I 1 Second Semesterl f-2 x 2 'X HELEN SHOVAR School Secretary ADELYN MANLEY Cafeteria 4 ' - Qs if I V, .. '4 K 1-Z, , 4 A ' Al ,IS ,, ,M ,Lg . , CARL NAITZKA Bus Driver Holland -f ROBERT VAN GUNTEN Bus Driver Holland-Dorr OTHER PER NNEL ERMA PHILLIPS Bookkeeper J' ,Li , ,,,, ,Y , . ,I 3' ,Y ELIZABETH ALBON Cafeteria I V , Wm, I ix fi '4! 'ag ARTHUR HALL Bus Driver Holland 49 'fr 'T I 45. I J? 5 , fu '. ' 5 1, CHARLES GRAY Custodian Dorr ERNST HOCHSTETTER County Attendance Officer FRANK WAGEMANN Custodian Holland 1, 'Q J WKSSX: -all EDWARD KLUMM Bus Driver-Custodian Crissey it 'QM 5 fi!! S, , 5 I V . K lf , Fm. BERT FARR Custodian Holland CORA SIMPSON Cafeteria E Q ,S 5393 Q X. rl ,, W X. , GARELD SOSBE Maintenance , ,E tlt V 'a Q FRANK SATTLER Bus Driver Holland-Crissey HERBERT PHILABAUM Bus Driver Adams Township ,. N... .. 1: V M filiff X ,Xi ' . - EJ' .Hg ' ffavil .J K V V 'I A5 ' fm' 53? - 5 . ., ,af-' V Q , V ,,.,, . S . 1 5 iw- ,Q - x 5 . '1' x . A 3 is .K X I. .QMS I AL if 3 .U ' -slim Qffvfwz K H W WW W W ., ' ,V .4,........-..0...a-w-vP..1m....t,Mi,k MMA, J' K K , ,A K., , , w Q ,Nw ' ., l , . m,,.,fw :wVA 55' K , ' A LA '. - I .. ,W .M...g.M,n. g4,.,.,..,-..,- lm uf' -A ' .,,,,..,..,......W.,,,.,., --iM.,,...,,....., W f 2 . ' 4 ww ' , ,, . Q mm... A asf: Mu -iff fi -1, ,V ' my F, T ,.,p.w45,, E4 ? 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EARL CAIN KfJ0eJ, Course: General Student Council 1,25 Base- ball 2,3,45 Varsity H 2. LELA CHERRY f!LeeH Course: Commercial Hobby Club 15 Junior Honor Society 1,2, Vice-President 15 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 All Coun- ty Chorus 35 Choir 45 Li- brary 35 The Groom Said No! 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Tattler 3,45 Windmill 45 Gypsy Rover 4. S IOR - 'i V 41-ra gga?-,aff ,Q ei C . rT5. w . 5 X .X .,f f.-4 ,ga H HN- ef 13 - N,-wrgaeg.., 3 5 Q 4 twig' , Q if -as . S 4 Z. l f f. K li 1 . ,Q X, L, Zqyy S L Cttt f 4 tstr ' 5. if 'rn :TN . f . .- . :f -iv16:B+ , fr., - af --fir: 11 -'1 ' I Q.. rm if gfguuk q ,zu un 5.114-5 ...X tw' .3 S...qg?,g .tg . wi . . W M53 '.n,,,, uv -WH'--....,,.. .U 1' Q' 5. . Z1i'L1.-3533 'yzxptft f V X s ,......f.v3-. w,M.,.,g,,, . . . ,.......p . , .ezygw 'sr ,iL.f S 2 V -I ' . Qkwffiffia- ' C- ' ' iii' 5,35 , ff 5 .,. .vm .V L? - V V.. - 1 . -. I 'f'e:Q.1f:g.' ..w:g, L 'ig-,N .- 534-Q... .Q , gpg. ef, ...ug an ....-. L, 9 fi L. 4. ff RUSSELL BANNISTER flRussJl Course: General Football 3,45 Varsity H 3, 4, Reporter 4. RUSSELL BOND Russ Course: General Latin Club 35 Windmill 41 Sally Sallies Forth 4. DONALD BRIDGES Don Course: Academic Band 1,2,3,45 Spring Con- cert l,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 The Groom Said No! 35 A11 County Band 35 Tattler 3,45 Windmill 4. J OANN CIAMPBELL ff OU Course: Academic Junior Honor Society l,2, Vice-President 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Class Vice-President 25 G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 J.U.G. 2,3, 45 Library Club 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Student Council 4, Vice-President 45 Tattler 3, 4: Windmill 4. BUCKLEY CRAMER CKBuckJJ Course: General Glee Club 1. I3 LOIS CRAMER Peachie,' Course: General Hobby Club 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Spring Concert 1,2,3,4: Sextet 2,3,45 J.U.G. 2,3,45 All County Cho- rus 35 The Groom Said No! 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Libra? 45 Gypsy Rover 45 ally Sallies Forth 4. HARRIET DANIELS IKRedD Course: General Hobby Club 15 Spring Con- cert l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 J.U.G. 2,3,45 Sextet 2, 3,45 All County Chorus 35 The Groom Said No! 35 The Gypsy Rover 4. ALFREIZ RENNIS Course: Academic Junior Honor Society 1,25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Class President 2,45 The Groom Said No! 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Windmill 45 Sally Sallies Forth 4. ROBERT EIICKERSON ll 0 U Course: General Baseball 2,3. LUETTA GEISER Course: General Hobby Club 15 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 J.U.G. 2,3,45 Choir 4. -wo! JEAN CROSKEY Irish Course: General G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. Minstrel 35 J.U.G. 3,4, Vice-President 45 Tattler 3,45 Sally Sallies Forth 4. EARLE DAVOLL Course: Academic Glee Club 1,25 Spring Con- cert 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 The Groom Said No! 35 All County Band 35 Student Council 4, President 45 Windmill 45 Sally Sallies Forth 4. LOWELL DENNIS lKTO0tD Course: General Basketball 2,3,45 Tattler 3, 45 Library 45 Varsity H 45 Sally Sallies Forth 45 Windmill 4. FAYE FRAZIER Miscellaneous Course: General Glee Club l,2,3,45 Spring Concert l,2,3,45 The Groom Said No! 35 Tattler 3,45 Choir 45 Windmill 45 Gypsy Rover 45 Sally Sallies Forth 4. CHARLOTTE GIBSON ncupidv Course: Commercial Hobby Club 15 Student Council 25 Class Treasurer 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Junior Honor Society l,2, President 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 All County Chorus 35 The Groom Said No! 35 Tattler 3,45 Library 35 Sextet 45 Choir 45 Wind- rlnill 45 Sally Sallies Forth VIOLET GIBSON ccHoney:: Course: Academic Hobby Club 15 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3, 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 All County Chorus 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Tattler 3, 45 Class reporter 2,35 The Groom Said No! 35 The Gypsy Rover 45 Windmill 4: Library 3, Reporter 3. LOIS HARTMAN Course: General Junior Honor Society 1,25 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Sextet 2,3,45 The Groom Said No! 35 All County Chorus 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45 The Gypsy Rover 45 Sally Sal- lies Forth 45 Windmill 45 Salutatorian 4. CHARLES INDERRIEDEN Chuck Course: General Basketball 2,35 Band 35 Spring Concert 35 All Coun- ty Band 35 Tattler 3,45 Var- sity H 4, THOMAS KIGER Bazil Course: General Football 2,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,45 Varsity H 2,45 Sally Sallies Forth 4. DANIEL KONECKI lKDanJ! Course: General - f - , V - f1. f, 1 ww ,f s.17,-,fi .f f wg, L, da-514 f - ,, , ,,,. -is In J- , 'iii i ' ' . -f ' -1 2 Z ' ' f, .. fi ,Q ra. ,SPA w r, Q . - 1-2 s S f, ' vi. ' xx ,:.v f:'i'? - yy it .ir I '3 4-x H 11,3gs,g, 41..,.,.,-, gl 'Lg :af - V Q ,. . -.,. .. l . -. 5 JT sa. ,, ,M f, -,mi .-,,,.,,, ,sq 15 . ., 1, 1 1 .. DORIS GILSDORF Knodoi, Course: General Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Spring Concert 1,2,35 Chorus 2,3,45 J.U.G. 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 The Groom Said No! 35 All County Chorus 35 The Gyp- sy Rover 4. RICHARD HUFF f!Dick!! Course: General DONALD KAISER K1OnzO7! Course: General Class President 15 Basket- ball 2,35 Football 3,45 Var- sity H 4. ROBERT KOLASINSKI lIBObJl Course: General Baseball 1,2,3,45 The Groom Said No! 3. DONALD KULWICKI Kulwicki Course: General Library 2,3, Vice-President 35 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 The Groom Said No! 35 Var- sity H 3,45 Sally Sallies Forth 45 Windmill 4, I5 NOVELDA LAVALETTE Course: Commercial Junior Honor Society 1,25 Class Secretary 2,45 The Groom Said No! 35 Latin Club 3, Reporter 35 Senior Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Tattler 3,45 Sally Sallies Forth , 45 Windmill 4, Vale- dictorian 4. SHIRLEY MCCABE Course: General Glee Club 1,2,45 Chorus 1,2, 35 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Spring Concert 1,2,35 The Groom Said No! 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Class President 35 All County Chorus 35 Choir 45 Library 4, Vice-President 45 Tattler 3,45 Sally Sallies Forth 45 Windmill 4. JOHN MILLER Johnny Course: General Band l,2,3,45 Spring Concert l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3.45 All Count Band 35 The Groom Said Wo! 35 Tattler 3,45 Windmill 4: Sally Sallies Forth 4. BETTY OSTEN C0u'rse: Commercial Tattler 3,4. JOYCE POLLOCK Tugb0at Annie Course: Commercial Band 1,2,3,45 Class Treas- urer 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 The Groom Said No! 35 Scxtet 3,45 Senior Honor So- ciety 3,45 All County Chorus 35 Choir 45 Tattler 3,45 Li- brary 45 The Gypsy Rover 45 Sally Sallies Forth 45 Windmill 4. -up ,AVG 'cv --.ur W Y? .L S ' ' 5 ,, ,J 'Q -pig ff 1 an ,VV. L LAVERNE LAWRENCE Course: Commercial Junior Honor Society 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Senior Honor Society 3,45 The Groom Said No! 35 Tattler 3,45 Choir 45 The Gypsy Rover 45 Windmill 45 Sally Sallies Forth 4. WILLIAlXg lYIEINERT tl i ii Course: Academic Class Treasurer 4. URSULA IIJHACHTRAB If TS!! Course: Commercial Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1, 25 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4: The Groom Said No! 35 J.U.G. 3,45 Li- brary 4. GENE PALMER llAlgeJJ Course: General Glee Club 15 Tattler 4. GEORGE ROMER Course: General PAUL SCHLEGEL Course: General Library 4. MARTHA SOMINSKI Mart Course: Commercial NCRADINE STAMM NOTG,, Course: Commercial J.U.G. 2,3,4. RAYMOND TRUMBULL l'fRayD Course: General CLYDE WEAVER Course: Academic Latin Club 3. SAMUEL SCOTT flsamii Course: General Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3g Class Vice-President lg Var- sity H 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4. DOLORES STAMM KfDeeN Course: General Hobby Club lg J.U.G. 3,4. FRANK SZURMINSKI She'r'nw.n Course: General MADALINE URBAN Maddie Course: General Hobby Club 15 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Sally Sallies Forth 4, RITA WILCZYNSKI Keeka Course: General Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2,33 Spring Concert 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 43 J.U.G. 2,3,4, Reporter 35 G.A.A. Minstrel Show 35 Cheerleader 3,45 All County Chorus 35 Tatt- ler 3,45 Choir 45 Sextet 4: Windmill 43 Sally Sallies Forth 4. 4, vb: ' AA 'M' - - A 5 Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Senior Class of 1947, Springfield Local High School, City of Holland, County of Lucas, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST: To Springfield Local High School, we will another Senior Class that can devise as many money- making schemes as the one now departing. CWe trust that someday we will all be financial wizardsj SECOND: To Mr. Bishop, we do will and bequeath a special plane to take his Seniors on their trips. To Mr. Moore, we do will and bequeath an elevator to enable him to go up and down stairs more quickly, To Mrs. White, we do will and bequeath enough new typewriters to keep both her Juniors and Seniors happy. To Mrs. Bower, we do will and bequeath a new Senior Class composed of nothing but ladies and gentlemen. To Mr. Shaver, we do will and bequeath some sunshine to make his crops grow this summer. To Mr. Roberts, we do will and bequeath a book on the subject of Why Women Talk So Much. To Mrs, Stein, we do will and bequeath a pad of detentions to pass out to the Senior boys in seventh period study hall. To Mrs. Powers, we do will and bequeath some Latin students that can recite Latin backwards and forwards and still know what it means. To Mrs. Fye, we do will and bequeath some larger seats for her long-legged seventh grade boys. To Mr. Deppen, we do will and bequeath some highly trained mechanics to keep his Model A in good shape. To Mrs. Arnold, we do will and bequeath an automatic dishwasher to make sure the girls get the dishes done. To Mr, Barrett, we do will and bequeath some horns that are guaranteed not to play sour notes. To Mr. Kinsel, we do will and bequeath a new 1950 Willys built for speed. To Mr. Barnes, we do will and bequeath some new equipment for the athletic department. To Mr. Crim, we do will and bequeath a chamPi01'1ShiP Reserve Basketball Team- To Mrs. Hazel, we do will and bequeath a brand new set of maps for her History and Government classes. To Miss Gamble, we do will and bequeath a generous supply of nerve tonic to take while she is rehearsing for an operetta or a concert. , THIRD: To the JUNIOR Class, we pass on the Tattler Staffs ability to get the Tattler out on time. To the SOPHOMORE Class, we give the strength to carry on for two more years until the time when they will be Seniors. To the FRESHMAN Class, we do will our Various means of trying to get out of work. FOURTH: I, Raymgnd Augustyniaky dg will and bequeath my I'n0t0l'blke to Elizabeth Kaiser. I, Russell Bannister, do will and bequeath my many tardy slips to James Dennis. I. Lila Bates. do will and bequeath my Weakness in American Government to the Junior Class and my giggles to Ernestine Tutterow. I, Russell Bond, do will and bequeath my ability to skip seheel to Franklyn Roach, I. Patfieia BOYSOS, dv Will and bequeath my ability to get myself into messes to Lois Guerin and my '41 Ford to Leonard Bucher. I, Donald Bridges, do will and bequeath my red hair to Jim Moore and my way with women to Lewis Cramer, I, Earl Cain, do will and bequeath my Chemistry book to William Fellows, I, JoAnn Campbell, do will and bequeath my knack of skipping study halls to William Haupricht. I, Lela Cherry, do will and bequeath my ability to chatter to LaVerne Gunn and my dark eyes to Gloria Kachelek. I, Buckley Cramer, do will and bequeath my ability to tease girls to Robert Massey. I, Lois Cramer, do will and bequeath my long fingernails to Martha Spangler. Q ..1-- v .it V 'Spun-'57 I X 9 Last Will and Testament ,- f, I, Jean Croskey, do will and bequeath my glasses to Dorothy Azbart. I, Harriet Daniels, do will and bequeath my place in the sextet to Marilyn Burgin. - I, Earle Davoll, do will and bequeath my good luck to Ralph Malczewski. I, Alfred Dennis, do will and bequeath my inability to understand explanations in Advanced Al- gebra to Barbara Buhoi. I, Lowell Dennis, do will and bequeath my good grade card to Richard Hughes. I, Robert Dickerson, do will and bequeath my studiousness to Richard Porazynski. I, Faye Frazier, do will and bequeath my ability to flirt to Helen Marenkow. I, Luetta Geiser, do will and bequeath my nylons to Joanne McCord. I, Charlotte Gibson, do will and bequeath my shortness to Nancy Norris and my many white ex- cuses to Wanda Belt. I, Violet Gibson, do will and bequeath my ability to get into scrapes to Annabel Noe. I, Doris Gilsdorf, do will and bequeath my job at Sears to Helen Pfaff and my blonde hair to Leona Antoszewski. I, Lois Hartman, do will and bequeath my studiousness to Myrtle Manley. I, Richard Huff, do will and bequeath my ability to take flops on two-wheeled vehicles to John Harter. I, Charles Inderrieden, do will and bequeath my position on the Tattler Staff to Dorothy Eiche and my wavy hair to Marvin Geiser. I. Donald Kaiser, do will and bequeath my shyness to Stanley Adamski. I, Thomas Kiger, do will and bequeath my sideburns to Margaret Steele. I, Robert Kolasinski, do will and bequeath my height to Carl Newman and my freckles to Helen Babuich. I, Daniel Konecki, do will and bequeath my bashfulness and art of blushing to Ralph Szady. I, Donald Kulwicki, do will and bequeath my Hwolfing ability to Robert Cole. I, Novelda Lavalette, do will and bequeath my job as News Editor on the Tattler to Betty Cle- land. I, LaVerne Lawrence, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Shirley Sype. I, Shirley McCabe, do will and bequeath my place as artist on the Tattler Staff to Gene Irwin. I, William Meinert, do will and bequeath my trapping ability to Lawrence Bowen. , I, John Miller, do will and bequeath my only sharp sweater to Frank Gozdowski. f I, Ursula Nachtrab, do will and bequeath my Home Economics projects to Ruth Pogenitus. P I, Betty Osten, do will and bequeath my quietness to Betty Thomas. ' I, Gene Palmer, do will and bequeath my Plymouth to Albert Szymanowski. Q I, Joyce Pollock, do will and bequeath my black hair to Dorothy Kleparek and my place in the sextet to Dolores Baranek. I, George Romer, do will and bequeath my ability to type to Lois Powers. I, Paul Schlegel, do will and bequeath my ability to debate to Roberta Gall. I, Samuel Scott, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Robert Phelps. ' I, Martha Sominski, do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Barbara Jean Edwards. 5 I, Dolores Stamm, do will and bequeath my grass skirt to Juanita Spangler. Q I, Noradine Stamm, do will and bequeath my height to Bernadine Davis. I I, Frank Szurminski, do will and bequeath my wittiness to Jack Stone. 1 I, Raymond Trumbull, do will and bequeath my quietness to Richard Bannister, ' I, Madaline Urban, do will and bequeath my driving ability to Irma Taube and my many sweaters to Edith Hall. I, Clyde Weaver, do will and bequeath my quietness to Margie Nachtrab. I, Rita Wilczynski, do will and bequeath my cheering ability to Virginia Gozdowski. LASTLY: S We, the members of the Senior Class, do leave to those remaining, a certain pride in becoming eniors. IN WITNESS WHEREOF: 3 We, the Class of 1947, set our hand and seal this twenty-second day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. p p q xl 19 Mun-trwg? it A i U '4mf -i f ag., -,T :f1:'w.g:'r:. 'Thi' :Q BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES High School Auditorium Sunday Evening, May 18, at 8: 15 P. M. Processional ............................................. Garnet Swope Invocation ............. .... R ev. Charles M. Foster Choir ..................... ........... H igh School Lord of Our Life .................... ............ H oward Class Sermon .................................... Rev. William Bowditch Youth For Christ Choir ..................................... ............. H igh School Go Not Far From Me, O Lord . . . ..... . .......... Morgan Benediction ...,................... ..., R ev. Robert A. Maxwell Recessional ........... Garnet Swope Ushers .... ..... C lass of 1948 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Auditorium Thursday Evening, May 22, at 8: 15 P.M. Processional .............................................. Betty Cleland Invocation . .. ..,.. Rev. Robert A. Maxwell Greetings ...... . . . ............. Lois Hartman Trumpet Solo .............. ................. J ohn Miller Carnival of Venice ................. I ............. G. E. Holmes Class Address ............................... Rev. Fay Le Meadows, D.D. This Is The Time Of Our Lives Vocal Solo ....... . . .......................... .... H arriet Daniels May Magic ..,... Stratton Presentation ...... ......... F . B. Moore Diploma Awards .... .... B oard of Education Comments ......... ......... B . J. Bishop Saxophone Solo ..... ........ D onald Bridges Va1se Sonia .. .... Wiedoeft--Frey Farewell ......... ...... N ovelda Lavalette Benediction .... ................................ R ev. Charles M. Foster CLASS COLORS: SILVER AND ROSE CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS MOTTO: NOT FINISHED: JUST BEGUN Ushers - .... Class of 1948 ' hx 16- ' 3 B Y. xf5f King and Queen Runners-up 1947 il u al ... Q f' ,aff 4:45 X I nf 49 IUNIORS W . ty I Q K V W Whig ig is i A' . K r t it ' Z T 4 1 11: V. , K I , t yqv' ,K I 5 2 mi , 1 2, F ' F .':g A ! X X V . ,iff Qi , si . . 1 Y , Q Krrvr J .i ,. gl r mf . J an 1 f 4 T ., NN all y f S J T' r T ,J , -: . N fi F , r 'sg' -ef y 'V 5 T f ': r -3 , T . . . . .. T . , if I A., A ' Q khr kk : i i K 'Z 2 gif 5 fl A gk r 2:54 L, . A V ' , ' K ful f M V H 4 . f A W0 .A .V LIAAV: T , p .aj y iw L A ..:.. Q M 7 M V up F ln m J ':. A Y 5 ' ' af a 1' . L f 7,1 V, M VK: Z: .XJ .4 I 1 t Q L nb M K y - Q T- 5- ': 3 r 's' S -1 a- - - - V p f I 1755 it - T - - S - 5 : : L I 1 mg M t X Qu V ,L gf, 4 gy' 1 ,. 5 2 ,. -- 2- - .. -A 5 f A .,,q 55 ' Qkx X X ' ,Q-, 65 iv ft FIRST ROW: Albert Szymanowski: Shirley Sype: Carl Newman: Roberta Gall: Fred Myers:'Margie Nachtrab: Robert Phelps: Betty Thomas: Frank Gozdowski. SECOND ROW: Betty Kline: Richard Hughes: Ernestine Tutterow: Stanley Adam- ski: Barbara Edwards: Lewis Cramer: Dorothy Kleparek: Gene Irwin, President: Roth Pogenitus. THIRD ROW: Ralph Malczewski: Gloria Kachelek: Robert Massey, Treasurer: Barbara Buhoi: Leonard Bucher, Sergeant-at-Arms: Joanne McCord, Secretary: Donald Hazel: Leona Antozewski: James Dennis. FOURTH ROW: Betty Cleland: Marvin Geiser: Dolores Baranek: Helen Babiuch: Annabel Noe: Lois Ann Guerin: Helen Marenkow: Dorothy Eiche: Franklyn Roach. FIFTH ROW: Martha Spangler: Marilyn Burgin: William Haupricht, Sergeant-at- Arms: Elizabeth Kaiser: Dorothy Azbart: Virginia Gozdowski: LaVerne Gunn: Martha Augustyniak: Richard Porazinski. SIXTH ROW: Wanda Belt: Larry Bowen: Myrtle Manley: Richard Bannister: Nancy Norris: Edith Hall: William Fellows: Bernadine Davis: Robert Cole. SEVENTH ROW: John Harter: Jack Stone: Lois Powers: Juanita Spangler. ABSENT: Helen Pfaff: Margaret Steele: Ralph Szady: Irma Taube: James Moore: Clarence Nicholas: Donald Woods, Vice-President. SOPHOMORES 4 - R ' in . Hi! ,lg - , g 5:1 Kiggg- 1:1 X is ' 1 . f R : .l -it as lx H o I ,sh : V Q .' I iggu be 3 x:.- i . I J i , ,A : I, . .' 31:15 ' 1 + , fl I ' i .3 . 5 Ar i c. I I A 4 A. is iq Lg. 1 w it? I -, Abzlz, Q K 4 Q . . . H . ' ill x ' Q ., , f 'I V, , 4 Q ' . l . E A Imax ,J K, 'Je t :V ' . L, ati: w k .- : E fa My 9 V' '- . I , . 'iffi g LLf' ' i V X ' f 1 ' . . 4, E ' iii l 4. pl Ki p I J Q x A 2 V 1 : . ,, R . 1 m p 0 . I y X LJ I i - gf t it b in is is H W' ' ,, Q 2: I A , Q L :QH 11 C-F, i .A.x :g K 1. fi RN 1 2 he ff 12 dk I-A a p U! T 'Z N., ' - A xi ' gf O ' , ' 5'-is Q - S3 i '. I if . at IVVL A x . 'E ' I ---- - FIRST ROW: Maude Scott' Walter Stender' Donna FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Flory: Paul Mohr: Donna Manley: Jack Shamrock: Catherine Brown? Ralph Hayner: Virginia Johnson: Delores Wolfe: Dolores Bridges: Richard Fortney: Raymond Roach. SECOND ROW: Catherine Corbett: Howard Kalt- enbach, Sergeant-at-Arms: June Butler: Robert Powers: Viola Shepherd: Kenneth Bracken: Joan Tutterow: Robert Fager: Delores Schlegel: Donald Delaney: David Tomaszewski. THIRD ROW: Donald Pratt: Louise Houk, Vice- President: John Haffner: James Palmer: Beverly Bond: Dorothy Chinnis: Gordon Wagner: Grace Hauprichtg Donald Shriner: Mary Huff: Wilma Hartman. FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Stamm: Joseph Pfaff: Ada Mae Richardson: Janet Pawlicki: Robert Hau- pricht, President: Rita Ryan: Doloris Meadows: Donald Druschel: Marian Smith: Richard Inder- rieden: Verlia Strole, Student Council. Greisinger: Joseph Koralewski: Garnet Swope: Shirley Davoll: Harry Mohr: Ann Gozdowski: Geraldine Wilczynski, Reporter: Ethel Wagner, Treasurer: Stephen Kokocinski, SIXTH ROW: Burdette Hubbard: Martha Irwin, Secretary: Richard Katafiasz: Dorothy Sobczak: James Miller: Daphne Drewicz: Richard Wyman: Theresa Johnson: Bruce Brown: Earith Brown: Richard Hartman. SEVENTH ROW: Tillie Przybylski, Sergeant-ab Arms: Thomas Holloway: Bevery McDarr: John Kretz: Joanne Kowalski: Donald Fox: Loretta Dennis: William Jackson: Jane Eyre. ABSENT: Donald Dickerson: Arthur Woods, Stu- dent Council: Jerrold Trumbull: Donald Adamski: John Bade: Malinda Ballinger: Ed Burgin: Wilfred Dargartz: Barbara Cramer: Melvina Doak: Charles Drepsg Edwin Gerrill: William Gerrill: Mary Ann Kokocinski: Robert Losek. 25 FRESHMEN N , s FHM, . V y VV V V y :V V VV, , vii 'f :iv as 2 ' : - J I V : R Q , r f -2 -I i ' Q . :sf ,r V- R L . , h J . VV V V V . J V V V VV V V 4V 1 , i,L. 4 E., V V , V ., V ,V t , 5 R , an A V V 3 f Q- A wtf' J V In .r ' ,L f R l it ., N 3: ' I V V'f,'k , , V . , .. e V VVN V V: ,VV -4,5 -1 M 4 m e Val 1 5 f if : I if AQ ? 53: l 1 I ' V V ,,- N--4. 6 V - - A V ' a .1 V 'V Qi: .. 'T' 'V :V ' .3 V, 'fn V f.LhV i.,' . ,g. -Q V ' 3 VA VV,,.f7- I . is jr ' lf ,f'k- ls: 'Vu . XL 71 g' .. . : , ai , e Mx 'f Rs V, .4 J, V t V , ,V I V i : V B 4 I : : V : : I r mi ' ll f Q' I E ,l 92, : ' ,,, 1 if V V ' JIQQKE V ., V - 'Fu V 1 VV V VVV V S- Q L VV' V51 V , . Ft 4 sf' :R Q I if . ff I . 3 . V-x,: V V VV V Vg, . I , VVV V VV s V .ff af J f uw I if , VV L V' V Y VQ V V V Q I I V g 'ff . , -igh NZM r - it I I 1 r ae srsr J I f tr -ff: I L' - . :Y M I Q ' J I . 'i z' ' I A I 7 .' VV, -yi I kV.V i a k' 1 J : 'Q Lk V tx a I I I E I l fu.: ff' FIRST ROW: James Eubank: Naomi Croley: Con- Council: Lurline Richardson: Norman Carter: verse Keefer: James Eppard: Marlene Atkinson: Lawrence VanAhrens: Elaine Feaster: Richard Dickman: Violet Timpe: Daniel Butler. SECOND ROW: Luella Allen: Harry Butler: Mona Johnson: Richard Johnson: Barbara Saunders: Donald Cox: Joyce Hazel: Jesse Mills: Doris Car- roll: John Wilson. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Henninger: John Kul- wicki, Student Council: Betty Jean Wilson: James Johnoff: Mary Ann Strain: Frederick Hott: Patri- cia1.?damski: Robert Bigelow: Gloria Ziarno: Perry Ha . FOURTH ROW: Betty Krohn, Secretary: Richard Hilding: Joan Hall: Paul Holloway: Mary Jane Saar: James Guerin: Shirley Bates: Robert Price: Joann Hartman: Dean Roehrig. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Sosbe: Betty Jo Wamer: Eli- nor Thomas: Dale Jones: Nancy Wyman, Student Joyce Cowden: Roy Tibbits, Sergeant-at-Arms: Dorothy Browning. SIXTH ROW: Larry Talbert: Donna Nachtrab, President: Richard Augustyniak: Mary Piasecki, Vice-President: Richard Holloway: Joyce Frazier: Earry Irwin: Betty Flory: Joseph Ryan: Donna yre. SEVENTH ROW: Harold Zientek: Ann Jones: Geraldine Carroll: Ora Stull: Delores Warner, Reporter: Kathleen Lahey: Kathryn Kent: Her- bert Wohlfarth: SaDonna Penn: Robert Thatcher. EIGHTH ROW: Norma Jean Adams, Treasurer: Marie Hubbard: Douglas Daye: Gloria Piotrowski: Suzanne Nowowiejski: Frank Sniegowski: Joyce Hall: Stephen Brogan: Robert Gilsdorf. ABSENT: Richard O'Connor: Dale Kohli: Virginia Roberts: JoAnn Nation. EIGHTH .GRADE 3 ,I t ti -if I irkx R .. , -A I K ' ..1 ra ' ff: - ' Y',. fi' x 4 , 8 S I H v ,Q , .2 an . K 3. s, H A I Q. 5 Rvfwi zli' It - . ,i ,,.l it , J it ' 7 .ff , '. A A w 4 'H , it Y A 1 J ' F ,ge il , ' A1 N , .. X X-any 0 V' - Aa J- 'Inf L E ig 'gil fl: - I I f I ,tc I . ' ' 2 ll I XI? 1 ii I f f,1 ' W I ff f 49 .m ' if 1 :fy FIRST ROW: Thomas Bettinger: Bernard Dennis: Rosemary Hughes: Thomas Hau- pricht, Student Council: Elinor Furry: Edward Grohowski: LaDonna Burgin, Re- porter: Edward Houk, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Shirley Gibson, Secretary: Howard Dodge: Marilyn Gunn. Vice- Prelsident: Roy Davoll: Gloria DeFilippo: Margaret Hopkins: John Hilding: Thomas Ric mond. THIRD ROW: Naomi Brogan: James Osinski: Elizabeth Holder: Charles Kretz: Mary Krohn: Richard Siegel, Sergeant-at-Arms: Irvene Klostermeier: Richard Pollock. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Hinzt: James Schmidt: Corene Klnstermeier: Melvin Myers: ioanne Bridges: Gerald Griesinger: Eileen Bobzean: Albert Urban, Sergeant-at- rms. FIFTH ROW: Beverly Martin: Robert Thebeau: Rosemary Wendt: Howard Mitch- ell: LouAnn Pedrosa, Student Council: Gerald Proctor: Guy Willis: Betty Pfaff. SIXTH ROW: Richard Wilson: Leah Stair: James Tipping: Kenneth Smith: Paul Tutterow: Earlene Weaver. ABSENT: Cleon Feaster, President: Jack Martin. ' u 0 , 1 'I if I -ff' s '3 ' , 'H 'Dv My is SEVENTH GRADE , . 3 -ar 'W . f ,N J f RN ll is XXW . ,M 3 2 74, E -I E I i s 'Z 'tr' all V ,. X . 1 g EA' A. , P zqb an - . is 2 4 ,L ki 2 ' V A iv K ai , HVI4 K , ' , I 'L V559 S I 7 it i i iX..i1Lf-eff.:-,ts.'i S 1 aff' 3 E fi A . A, E 1 1' E32 I I fy Y .S i lm ffl 31 f it Y il Z: . -if V 2' I, at r A . .. I S it . .2 .-f, 1 V U K-it FIRST ROW: Emery Spangler, James Leonard, William Newnham, Peggy Reese, Robert Welch, Joyce Osten. Virginia McCarthy, Daniel Williams. SECOND ROW: Jack Montague, Ray Shepherd, Virginia Mohr, Clara Pfaff, Shirley Nachtrab, Bonita Wagner, Nancy Smith. Sally Ann Richards. THIRD ROW: Delores Mierczynski, Marquita Talbert, Lewis Shiflett. Cartherine Kolasinski. Eldon Eiche, Donald Fahrer, Ann Lee Davidson, Harold Cowden. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence Hartman, Thelma Dickman, Thomas Johnson, Homer Geiser, Mary Sue Emerick. Jack Butson, William Gall, Eugene Ankney. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Kohli. Arthur Beach, Neil Martin, Charles Hughes, Lawrence Kaltenbach, William Druschel, Edgar Gibson, Paul Krohn. SIXTH ROW: Davis Greer, Thomas Dollison, John Bogle, Richard Baldwin. ABSENT: Helen Wagner, Mary Jean Yost, Willis Davis. HOLLAND ELEMENTARY , 1. aid, f I C I ,, .,., as ., - A if :-' 3 z.,z.3g,g..-EF.-,i ,.':,.3z1-x N ,, -f::.. z Z, xg , '---EE:::E::::23:5?' ii 3313 ' il it JV ' X M 'il , 1 g :7,g1:'::::E:::::f',:',' .' H' , X 9 1 Ii i Q K . 1' al it-MS an RUTH PERRY RUTH KIMBERLY LUCILLE MCFELLIN ESTHER PRICE Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth and Fifth Grades Fourth Grade X , ,x x , s- X, . 2 H' f A . .K , 5 i 2- l , 5 ' I n,, w, . hug? K, FI-:RN ECHLEY NELLA DoRcAs EDNA Scmvunr P!-IYLLIS HENISSE .IEANETTE Woon Fourth-Fifth-Sixth Grades Third Grade Second and Third Grades Second Grade First Grade SIXTH GRADE A .4 ff' Q ,I Q ,gl f . , fk.L- Q A , - , V ,, v-1:2 A 'I 2 'I If ' ' 1 .1 Y 'F F 35,3 'ki Vi: -,P Q ,k5,, , , ' 4 V, ' f 'india d X I ,: , m - is so f 4:51 iw , is ' , . I .eger , V N - . V- .,..b V V .ggi Lk J U - ' .- 4 :nz 1 ' 1. :ix-.'M'if A yi. FIRST ROW: Maxine Albon, George Fought, Shirlev Ryan, David Irwin, Clara Hansen, Dallas Kaiser, Marlene Grams, John Burchfield, Frances Armes, Larry Manley. SECOND ROW: Nancy Montague, Richard Wertz, Ruby Inman, Daniel Wooley, Patricia Woods, George Griffin, Mary Hartman, Orlando Bruno, Marilyn McCabe. Jerrv Wilson. THIRD ROW: Lois Luthy, Paul Sheperd, Helen Harsh, Francis Swan, Berna Myers, Foster McCord, Thelma King. Dennis Johnson, Bonnie Sosbe, Donald Thebeau. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Schmidt. Mary Jane Pfaff, Charlene Blakeman, Barbara Martin, Wilma Heuerman, Jane Williams. Patricia Dollison, Juanita Cramer. ABSENT: Marlene Fortney, Carol Girrell. 30 FIFTH GRADE , R L V , ,M Q , D - we f 11LL- G - ,, 'ZVL - ff gg, , E 3 ' ' 3' ef: p -' My R: ' 'if' 1' s.. 11, ME K J V Q X V . Q if , 1 f . 1- l 'YZ ' l S R . ,' . , I ' -A ' f ' V 4 ' ' X at !' 1'- ef 5 ' I ig W i , A -IVLL s,,,.. A 5 f ' xi 3 ' e ' J' , 1 , Q li . A 11 1 Qx Y' if A ' I .,, J L - ,V V- if I K f ' 'rf A ' i i e fa if : a . Q- f .1 I ' rf V161 fi ' 1 l Q T35 ' 1' .V ': is f L zgl , 1 Wifi :Z if if X il 1 ' R. M X A-'V x I 'fail-f i 4 ig - Xl -Y V - gi n'V?vs4lElIfi s'3iii, X F . K 1 ,, FIRST ROW: Ronald Hartman, Jack Inman, Connie Mullen, Charles Witte, Monte Minor, Russell Siegel, Eileen Smith, Louis Yunker. Glen Meadows, Carolyn Rodebaugh. SECOND ROW: Norman Piraino, Oliver Weaver, Dorothy Wilson, Carroll Leonard, Melvin Surgeson, Leith Maxwell, . Richard Tomaszewski, Robert McQueen, Jacqueline Richard- ' FOURTH AND THIRD ROW: Thomas Urban. Joyce Haworth, Donald Houk. Harold Johnson, Violet Johnson, Donald Myers, James Meinert, Patricia O'Neill, Dale Prentice, Aaron McCarthy. FOURTH ROW: Valerie Richards, Ronald Mayberry, Gerald Wooley, Shirley Knee, Henry Nachtrab, Gene Haupricht. FIFTH GIR DES T .v W . I J ' W - A -'V 1 KKWV AKKYKATI i 7 A Q fr 55 x ' jill ' gi i 3. . Q K. if Hi 35 nn r : we , f JJ 4 1 553 ' N 5' s s o I , ' ff l pa ' - f' Ai f 'iiii ' .- A f . E 2 ' ma.: I i , E ' 'ff l e I ei ' Q T 'H f ' + ,f ' fe 1 ' U-104' ' yn o ld f R fe-:Sf s- was - fy f I 'll J Vx ' i KW! Q ., FIRST ROW: Robert Carroll, Joyce Harris, Lawrence Albon, Mary Gilsdorf, Wayne Dennis, Beverly Brint, James Guy, Joan Eyre, Halick DeRush, Dorothy Dennis. SECOND ROW: Billy Emerick, Dalene Dickman, Frank Brogan, Dena Bridges, Richard Benson, Margaret Bensch, ICIharlf:s Hartman, Marie Armes, Gerald Delaney, Audrey ami ton. THIRD ROW: William Bailey, James Druschel, Donald Rose. Marlene Smith, Cleo Swan, Jean Swigart, Robert Petry, Betty Wilson, Kelson Sheperd, Muriel Spain. FOURTH ROW: Paul Thebeau, Barbara Prentice, Donald Weaver, Robert Sosbe. ABSENT: Darrye Fuller. FOURTH GRADE A Q A A f RQ In W! A 4 ' E - ,, . - 'Q f'fgJ':Q? 'si - R ' N ,l .J 'S y,3' ' 5 'WF' W ' . 35 - r 4' - ' x J ei 55,4 H If ,1:' . es- 1 , L! .Q fa ' 1 ' 49 4 , I i-2 1 at ' 'et 'WN F :iz ' 'E V, 'ig' I 3 J mf, fir? . V b ., I 1, 5 1 'mA, , ' , f I BMJ' xl. 592 X ..Q'5,-. . :Am 4 R r i ' t Q-Q: I l 11- . bf N h ,IA ' ' 1 A' A W in A it ., f.' I at 'z ' B ,, -4 Q, g, ' 1 .si 5' F W In Q ' A -A N ,W , X Kb I K, It , - F . J , , ...,.. . I. - M O .QL e -' by he FIRST ROW: Richard Ballinger, Barbara Heeter, Richard Burgln. JoAnne Krohn, Donald Flory, Sharon Frazier, Barton Mayberry, Kathryn Brint. Jack Clifton, Marjorie King, SECOND ROW: Wayne Bickle, Carol Noe, Philip Holloway, Imogene Osinski. Kenneth Haffner, Melva Blakeman, Billy Franke, Beverly Gill, Clifford Miercynski, Nancy Fay. THIRD ROW: James Minor, Shirley Benson, Raymond Con- nolly, Patricia Daniels. Robert Brown, Joann Inman, Rhoda Hosler, James Kohli. Marilyn Hartman, Robert Burgin. FOURTH ROW: Alice Fortress, Noel McNaught, Helen Coger. Wanda Doxie, Theresa Bensch. ABSENT: Michael Lahey. SECO AN THIRD GRADES ' ' Q I A ' Lk 4 A 2 , , , Q . . in Q ' ff A ' ' . ,,, 4, K 1 B ,h 1 Krh, Q I K 3 ,K Al s K x Y, I f ' X ,V jf ag X ' .1 Z A ' x '. '7 ' Lil! it I like v If 5 ' 3 ,. - , - ,I L, ,Q - V' y , x, I Q in S o 5 :' B ' JI? ,x 1 lj , R Ki 4 4 I It Q 4 V9 :V A I G It 1 A A Q A A - n f ' 'J 1 , :V , - ' .l 'Q' K. J , 4 A A - , bt ,V 1 A 1' lv ' cl errs 2 kklijd Lal V 5- . ,es .W ,M , - at . . - , , ' 'E , LAK . ' .s . I+ 1 ' V e , if M aiu as I A A . A W f Xi A , E5 'Y I 'q 5 X mf aff, EX Q 43 I ' I 1 . 'fa-5, An H , :J-:asf -.. .vm f f f A--as on - -fr- FIRST ROW: Chet Wood, Barbara Stipp, William Petry, Charline Welch, James Piasecki, Marilyn Rieck, Robert May- berry, Marlene Plasecki, James Manley, Kay Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Richard Schroeder. Nancy Thebeau, Robert Rice, Joy Powers, Robert Wilson, Deidre Ann Pitney. James Showman. Patricia Sawdy, Walter Dennis, Shirley Armes. THIRD ROW: Charles Pfaff. Bonnie Weaver, Robert Richard- son. Michael Thompson, Dorothy Ann Miller, Joseph King, Wanda Dollison, Marvin Cowden, Barbara Billings, Kenneth Delaney. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Ann Brown, Lawrence Burkett, Viola Cramer, Lary Barker, Robert Coger, James McFel1in, Carole Jean Petry, Greenvil DeRush, Kathleen Mullen, Roy Rose. FIFTH ROW: Kathryn Barnes. ABSENT: Joyce Pickett, Jane Naperiella, David Pemberton. FOURTHfFHWHLSLXTH GRADE . o A A-as I R . . 'r r ly: ry f -., , N as ai, I h' .- K. , N h Wk,. , ,Pl ,af ' 5 X V ., - '.:- E X . 1' , 4' JM' , . 0 . I 4 9 . . 4, .. M- I ' 5 ' i H . 9 . ,Q 4 I ff. f 1 FIRST ROW: Ronald Manley, Cordon Daye, Duane Colbry, William Metz, Fred Cowden, Laferne Davis, Lenora Groot, William Rose, Gilbert Mullen, Larry Hau- pricht, Donald Reese. SECOND ROW: Rosaline Davis, Joanne Greenfield, Rachel Johnson, Betty Bensch, Madison Spain, Robert Groot, Carl Green. ABSENT: Lois Miller, Sue Greer. THIRD GRADE ffm' T , ,ff g 5 g 4 H ' . 1 'f'f 'f-: ' 4 -f'f' , I f i it Q E..-,Li-4 ',,4iiT5'i72 XJ i 1 Q : if e an : gf I: .,rs., iff 3 3 .A ' 3' it Af 5 I I s fo. n ,,!W Faim F. J' F .. ,wk ,K V. 1. .Zu ws, is M 5 VV W A wr, FA u is X . g fag- R57 .L 2' I .V I K g, f , L iJ !V, a 5 4:2 A I . imp . .3 by Q I if I' I X ,N I I R: me J . , mf 9, fl. D IYHL 'ff' ' is ' If' Q Sf? ' if ' .4 fx R- iw ' , , ' W r 3 axe: . a.f f f JW I I ' ii 'H' I ,, I ' . M A I 1 ., - ws' T V dun t. f ' FIRST ROW: Alvin Saar, Loretta Sheperd, Glorianne Wilson. Fred Houston, Shirley gibson, Mary Greer, Raye Holder, David Hansen. Bonnie Haynes, Robert Guy, Wilma artman. SECOND ROW: Michael Myers, Betty Sheperd, Richard Hott, Susan Hall, Ronald Lee, Shirley Wooley, Daniel Roehrig, Marlene Null, Gerald Manley, Patricia Thebeau, Howard Nachtrab. THIRD ROW: Lois Petry, Terry Hughes, Etta Feaster, Larry Grohowski, Beverly Gibson, John Wagner, Sue McFellin, Patrick Johnson, Lorna Maxwell, Neil Hazel, Barbara Montague. FOURTH ROW: Richard Newnham, Doris McCarthy, Charles Kiger, Sylvester Hosler, John Sosbe, Nancy Wertz, Eugene Fahrer, James O'Neil1. ABSENT: Marilee Petry, Barbara Franke. SECOND GRADE f' -1 'f' ff gf i if A - ,if , QE, ff W, I , i if ,gr 1, si 4 flag I: .5 -:iii il f 1 a I Qi T 5 : I I1 Q 'A , l xlg V : I I ,. fi' r , 'J 1 wh A ,X Ap, Hi , .' J is ' ' 'l ' Q , fi' li, 'ilk : if, ' : it . JL V is P . ,T 1 Ri ii ky if Q I. AQXYT I 4'- 2 ,Sami 'Ld M 61' 4 F7 G i- N S M I 'f , :jf fl, if P' - r- i ' -- ' ' 'K 'S X. k f ' 1' 4 ' 13. Q if mi ,, WLM: ri 3 V i. 1 FIRST ROW: Ronald Eiche, Kay Carey, Don Gilsdorf, Roberta Harris, Melvin Bogle, Shari Barker, Guy Johnson, Mildred Cranston, Lee Roy Conolly, Carol Benson, Richard Hunt. SECOND ROW: .Patricia Edwards, Glenn Everett, Joyce Dudak, Robert Lee, Mervin Eiche, Janice Carroll, Dale Frazier, Susanne Holman, Michael Brogan, Patricia Haupricht, James Beebe. THIRD ROW: Barbara Grohowski, Neil Griffin, Doreylou Kujawa, Robert Green, Elizabeth Hildreth, Richard Madden, Sharon Lee, Donald Dennis, Ada Hall, Harry Blakeman, Joanne Fay. FOURTH ROW: Irvin Bruno, John Feaster, Robert J urkiewicz, Jerry Clifton, Burnell Doxie, Arthur Johnson, John Brint, Don Fortress, Ronald Dennis, Charles Hopkins, Donald Brown. ABSENT: Barbara Colyer, Elaine Flis, Patricia Groot, Bernice Machinski. FIRST GRADE 1 Q l I as M - Q 3 ' x x fa , if, V ki tx tx ' l :A 5 if W 1' i A fx i 'A I X, at , -',ij , if 'J 1 Z, J 5 D T Aa 4 f c Q fi 1 ' 2 I . Q 2 - . 41' SX , Th- rj' ,griv dx t Y-E ,VM y . ', - Aki f . V .' f 1 . rl ,, i f f FIRST ROW: Ralph Eitniear, Sue Hartman, Patrick Brogan. Shirley McGuckin, John McCabe, Judith Hartman, Michael Minnich, Ruth Ostrander, Duane Petry, Karla Barker, Richard Surgeson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Bogle, Charles Kaiser, Janet Hott. Marvin Williams. Viola Harris, Jerry Williams, Elnore Pitney, Dannie Hendrickson, Nancy Manley, Robert Kieer, Judith Null. THIRD ROW: Milton McGuckin, Vivian Johnson, Richard Lee, Darlene Spain, Mar- vin Spain, Rita Surgeson, David Van Horn, Judy Ann Martin, Adrian Veler, Kath- erine Cranston, Lenawee Veler. FIRST GRADE w at 5 , l in f' I V ,f 'V iff be ' l If 9 I to I 2 i . Q i 'I' l N J C rf? I iff-1 o lir if A I 1 W fl ' I 2 43 ' if 6 1 f' 4 fi? Gia I .J A M L 'Tidy A K '1- , ' Q, ' , Q1 as I --f--1'1.' A-f 1 mga! 5 1 1 I df I or C C C I , f, o F I - Z., i ,,, 5' - ef .. o 'Eff 'i,f g f Q. r s 4 Mi' ,V .. Mig ,, 1 fi' . fr psf I FIRST ROW: Dorothy Holder, Donald Klostermeier. John McCarthy, Ruth Lockhart, Thomas Bond, Durwin Roehrig, Sue Montague, Merl Groot, Ronald Shepherd, Judith Kachenmeister. SECOND ROW: Alvin Dennis, Sandra Druschel, Raymond McCarthy, Ernest Richter, Nancy Connolly, Robert Peters, Richard Meinert, Patricia Pfaff, Billy Hintz, William Adamski, THIRD ROW: Annette Showrnan, Ronald Hunt, Gloria DeLong, Gerald Piasecki, Earbara Brown, Richard Rice, Robert Tefft, Clifford Baldwin, Beverly Tippin, Victor mg. ABSENT: Albert Richardson, James Richardson. CRISSEY ELEMENTARY '19, I vu-c, D i ,I i Sli., MILLIE WEBER MARY KATHRYN GILL BERNEICE WOLLAM Principal Fifth and Sixth Grades Third and Fourth Grades Seventh and Eighth Grades -4' 4--P NELLIE ENGLISH JUANITA CALKINS Second and Third Grades First and Second Grades J VENTH A D EIGHTH GRADE is D V: 'i : -- X I lag, 1- ff-x 44- , -Y , . , .S I 4 ' f' , Ei' z 'f'. ,, I gk bwv- ' ' A Xi 4' a : Q il fy , - . . i - 'ji f 55 1 C 4 L '- ' 'i , . , , ' ii: - ' fa 2 s a , . 1 . or at e 1. R it I '11, it T' .K L29 , if - 4 ' ' - I ' ' J rr. D I I 4' 'E' -r 'T' E' P ' .D ag ' - if i ,. J - 5 LV 5 v , A n A ' r if f . ' Q K fig if . l 7, A J ffv 1 . , . :SA Alve s K, X JV, , f i 'V Y, D 3 A 2 . xx 1 ,, V T 4 it Q K , Q V , . gf' T 'ge' Q arg ,iff ,'. ' fw 5 'ifiyz fa' ' vi, I 'EA :W we Q . Q , . I H A , r ,SJ tiff? ' Nat ' . f, A 7': A :iq -S yr - wgr . ' 4 e... ' - M, 1- l Q 5 : Q fir 'X 1 W - f ,ff,',,1f3 FIRST ROW: Evelyn Hubbell, Raymond Bethel. Eleanor Davis, Carl Hubbell, Kathleen Davis, Kenneth Ingram, Rita Poling, Richard Jones, Carmen Sack, David Grochowski. SECOND ROW: Janet Butler, William Kline, Lillian Schuette, Floyd Crow, Joyce Miller. Elmer Hanjora, Bernetta Fager, Robert Webber, Berniece Fager, Elma Jean Demerest. THIRD ROW: Fritze Heindorff, Ronald Inderrieden, Betty FIFTH AN S I Taube, James Nation, Patricia Downs, John Woods, Barbara Mohr, William Waite. Lavern Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Dreps, Larry Russell, Loretta Miller, Lois Butler, Richard Thatcher, Frances Dreps, Robert La Tour, Patsy Warner, Shirley Barnhart. ABSENT: Charlotte Heckman. Albert Heckman. XTH GRADES 2 ' ' - 5 A 1 w L 'eff My .Q Y fo . K, . ' 4 .Pdf , fx g 'A R W dy ru f . nl Qi ' i f N2 li .,, 'Q I H14 if ' 1 Y, H v VL ' T I' ' K f ' . , i , 'FV .F . Q A x y Q fbx ' ,rv , E, ,U ' ya M ,, ,: 4 by , y if 1 ta' .L ,-,,-i ' 4 R 1 , V, :jfs - L, h r , . 13, A R '2 C 'ei' 2 Q qc , 41:31 C 'li' Mm , T Xq is , - V , L- A 1 ga ' R lr t 0 'F' . . A 3-, f 5 ., : 1 f 5 t Z 5, FIRST ROW: Louise Jaqua, Richard Warner, Patricia Davis, Rodney Hartharger, Sylvia Norton, Gerald Poling, Beverly Patton. Robert Jefferson, Vietta Hanjora, Leonard Wolf. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Matthews, Bernard Sominski, Crystal Cairl, James Carter, Reda Shaw, Lowell Wolf, Grace Bethel, Robert Jones, Jane Carnicom. Clifford Hubbell. THIRD ROW: Nancy Nowowiejgski, Leroy Futrel, James Fager. Jaqualine Taube, Richard Shaw, Shirley Waite, Richard Bethel, Janice Butler, Hnward Smith, Janet Schvelte. FOURTH ROW: Charles Breneman, Carrie Demerest, David Poling, Harriet Hanjora, Lewis Kaiser, Charles Hayner. ABSENT: Betty Matthews, Beverly Mohr, Ardis Barnett, Phillip Warner. THIRD AN FOURTH GR DES ' ,H , ,QQ M , ' ' 1 , , . ,, 2 a I P -tg :gram we an s fy:EQ'? , is e , s o : e , ' 1 I - J , - I 'A , it isg?f ' K i W h N-4' ' .s . S L ,,. L-yt -V I If 2 ', ,-, , l i Iii, f xy 2, VK QQ H fu K , S f- Y , X JV ki f ii 5 aata I Q ' F fir J H1 f . :.' s 8' for ffl x U f 5 .wa re,m:f'KQ +5 'f J K I .je I 125' L ? kI, ..'l 4 i 'l .. A K M , . 4 Y ,-l 'i I . - 7 N - 1 ef? ' e farm EW we , , mg r fm -- Q Y.: . . - -5 Y . Qkk V ik D .3 ,mt l 'VKTIS kin ' ' ' Ig , - W' 4' 54 ' ' 9 ', fi ffm, ' f 2 ' ,.,. it la 1 3 ' , it fliers? , Z ' Z1 lvsr fl P , I T Q f I . 1 1 S 0 ' 2 X X, ,gig s Y '+'fJZX mbwi A 3 1 'Q 'I Agni ff A 3. ...D A Tl FIRST ROW: Sharon Mohr, Raymond Klumm, Geraldine Patton, Harold Laney, Linda Bressler, Gerald Warner, Dorothy LaTour, Jerry Grohowski, Lou Ann Poling, Diana Crow, Melvin Schaffer, Rosalie Richardson. SECOND ROW: Irving Davis, Flora Richardson, Dana Crow, Eva Zielinski, Virginia Woods, Raymond Cain, Sarah Hanjora. Billy Harler, Darlene Crow, Walter Zeck, Marlene Kahl, Barbara Frank. THIRD ROW: Alvin Miller, Kenneth Inderrieclen, Patricia FIRST AN SECO ID QU Cl QL Ull ,.. xiiflfy Drinkwater, Robert Baney, June Davis, Robert Bittinger, George Bittinger, Harry Dietrich, Betty June Kanavel, Leroy Hartbarger, Paula Bressler, Carlton Cramer. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Roehrig, Jackie Smith, Albert Han- pora, Delores Russ, Larry Short, ,Robert Shaw, Marian Rice. Owen Strole, Jack Patton, Marilyn Klumm, Richard' Dickerson. Larry Hayner. FIFTH ROW: Darlene Carnicom. ABSENT: Ollie Nowakowski. GRADES FVQJQ QQ 1 -, w,,,' .f,aNrg ww R- igfl f .1 Vw .- X V, W - ,rel 3 J Vkrkry A gy. l h K n i - -Ig . f' . Q' ' 'if ' V ., A .QVA 1 ' EZEI VI , r A 6 WN 1 YI q , y, l ' . fl' fi! P, 2 I' mf ' i S T- J 5 e'i' J I ,rt , L s K , A .. . , I ,I if ,MV ,,. , , ,Mil - P v , 1 1 , I : - ': . 1 bf I is if N . R ee , ,Vi ' 4 1 , 5 il, if f 'R , f- . if -f ,. - ff' S ' V H D ,P s ' ft ,,,, a we N L , .Ji - - -vw ,ig W- . 1 A L : ,ff xx 1 ' x .3 as 6 J Q27-.fl 3 :ti F I S 3,15 U i I I ,, - 1 A , ! . OW X-,NJ 4' A . 4.1 X FIRST ROW: Beverly Brode, Lawrence Adams, Betty Mae Drinkwater, James Butler, Ruth Baney, Jerry Carnicom. Gwendolyn Davis, Helen Frank, Barbara Butler, Eugene Tomaszewski, Frances Rice, Kenneth Thatcher. SECOND ROW: Helen Russ, Dallas Mohr, Mary Jane Parker, Ronald Rosene, Dianne Nerenberg. Allen Warner, Leonard Honeywell, Eleanor Gillespie, Charles Warner, Robert Gil- S - --1 lespie, Robert Strzednski, Shirley Cain. THIRD ROW: Paul Zeilinski. Elsworth Rice, Jr.. Dorothy Mae Russell, Leonard Bethel, Neal Wolf, Helen June Gillespie, Lawrence Jarcynski, Peter Jeremy, Beverly Taube. Alberta Richardson, James Drinkwater, Thomas Taube. FOURTH ROW: Robert Bressler. ABSENT: Carolyn Hartbarger, Ronald Ramsey 31 DORR STREET ELEMENTARY mik- rl? 10' ..--up ,. '-gyf g if EW? x EY E S A GWEN ESTELL Mrwman HAMILTON Esrmza Foon Principal Fifth and Sixth Grades Fourth Grade Se'ue'n.th and Eighth Grades -I V' Ci-:cruz HAYWARD LUELLA REGANALL Second and Third Grades First Grade SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES f fa 2 ,-1 4-74 fi K K li 2 i'i' lr N 4 A- K K-Q' . c ig f x , f ' if I i we 22 vt 5 1. i, f i 'fly qw , 0 . ' Q ii if A ' A ' 'I kzy' Owl a ' ' A A V - f N.. T i i R'irii ,v e I I1 Xe f . 1 - . FIRST ROW. EIGHTH GRADE: Shirley Brown. Donald Gregg, Larry Noyes, Warren Hubbard, Gladys Meyers, Donald Wizle, Charles Balwinski, Donald Falkowski, Elaine Cole, Delbert Johnson, Clifford Kuras, Shirley Shriner. SECOND ROW: Georee Brison, David Martin. Ronald Mehle, Lucille Showman, Robert Brison. SEVENTH GRADE: John Falkowski, Barbara Nottaze, William Thompson, Dorothy Snyder, Roy Johnson, Ronald Redmond. Patricia Minor. THIRD ROW: Donald Browning, Nancy Rose, Richard Krohn, Sally Noyes, Fred Heiney, Mary Lou Abdo, Robert Shirey, Letha De Shetler. Ronald Penn, Velma Wiele. Arthur Baverle, Shirley Van Ahrens. FOURTH ROW: Robert Smalley. Norman Taylor. ABSENT: Harley Hall, Flora Nickell, David Dheils, Andrew Kassay, FIFTH AN .1 SIXTH GR DES ' . at L 1 it . K . ,A I . X..yX. I L 'I to ' , ! f L: 'fa' f ,f Ii ' at ..- ff fx 5 ia 1 N ,f .. I 1 , f Y . w ,, m Q , , as , i f' .G v I 5 d 9 if . fi J . . A ,. 3 K an f VA,k 1 Ki . . KLIVV . AX' , ij if f ' ' , ' 2 3 . f ' -Jax' ' yi' 1 G .ea 'e 1' s I- V .fi . ' 1 4 fa I ' - I ' :QV , .i i Sxigk -. , J 551755 A g if W. ' h.7 E 5 'A n X I Li 1 W f V' X- J, - 'R if' . I s LM 1 f , - EA 'A ef ' .. I Aa A' I IWW- i r .. :W V' It fl-if Q 4 5 . Q ,1 , 1 Q - .S ' ' Ji- . , .gf W 5 Q ':,, xii. ,.:,v,11' v A . i A 4 ,, A 4 Q 1, v ' ig '13 h.x.X, M -1 V , 'Q' 1' FIRST ROW, SIXTH GRADE: William Briggs, Jacquelyn Henninger, James Hill, Theresa Rybak, Harvey Swope, De- lores Bateson, James Smith, Shirley Robeson, Richard Shirey, William Bensch, Marlene Roberts, Elaine Boyer. SECOND ROW: Edward Long, Marie Griefelt, Laura Brown, Thomas Gregg. Patricia Keefer, Adieth Brison, Ronald Rose, Bonnie Liggett. FIFTH GRADE: Virginia Marksch, Virgil Marksch. Fredrick Brown, Geraldene Beaverson. THIRD ROW: David Schlegel, James Wyman, Carol Broad- way, Clarence Penn, Jr., James Bateson, JoAnn Brison, Jack FO RTH Wyman, Garry Hutchinson, Lorna Rose, David Browning, Gerald Croskey, Yvonne Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Earl Willard, Robert Kassay. Margaret Eppard, Robert Walters, Charles Rybak, Audrey Croley, Dale Browning, James Ramm, Janice Linkey, Gearald Beaverson, James Jones, Beverly Snyder. FIFTH ROW: Lorine Null, Margie Greer, John Ross. ABSENT: Walter Abele, Pauline Bateson. Duane Phiels, Anna Mae Thomas, Robert Bateson. GR DE f 1 5 J . I 'VVI ',A f L: , . 5 ' i 54? leli S F i', . .4 'En f'Tv'll , I y ,: D if ' M Yi' 7,,V fa m y X 'wi K N . ,K , if 76:33-,: X, , , V A: l Q J 5 L M hx WI. Y , 'af' 5 A, Q if gl X. M95 Q .. , ,F 1 '-' N L . 3, ,,-. , .v1. .V ,,:l' I K gy . .. I X' '- J , Q, ,' - ,J -' - . e .il f . e f K. . 2- V 1 4, f Z e - . 'Q W Q M ' q , , O , 1 l 7- X iq X4 Ig.. i 6 Baia aff Mgr! Q a Q' ,VI I ,. W, X gli xiii? .M L -bf' X-A aw 'Y K. 4 ' Q 'Ti asf 5 , -'Y ,ii 1 x ..,+' I .. ...ef , 4. Q , . - fi , u Q . Q 4- 4, . .. lr xl l i t N 4 K . . -3 2, , i I My .. ..,, .:,, sg Q wr C. FIRST ROW: Patricia Vnuck, Glenn Shouley, Beverly Shriner, Jack Johnson, Bertie Joe Brown, Gerald Marksch, Phyllis Llggett, Walter Anderson, John Chelminiak, Patty Lou Pear- son, Robert Summerskill, James Penn. SECOND ROW: Janet Ramm, Frank Shirey, William Hilyard, Joyce Willard, Raymond Kuras, Frank Showman, Jr., Judith Elliott, Frank Abdo, Albert Laughlin, Mary Alice Martin, Kenneth Krohn, William Heiney. THIRD ROW: Alice Johnson, Floyd Van Alstine, Harold Marksch, Gertrude Greifelt, James Hoffman, Donald Czerniak, Carol Krohn, John Hoffman, William Smith, Beverly Nottage, Wilbur Hamilton, Loren Jones. FOURTH ROW: Donald Brown. Lawrence Smith, Richard Boyer, Donald Browning. ABSENT: Geraldine Kuras, William Nickell, Kenneth Hen- derson, Benjamin Simmons. lb . E92 f ' ' ,..r-.-.- f , - - Y- -ff ,- -2 M.. .....A,, .fa F- Y ,gi- THIRD GRADE A 'K Tr 131' if A p L 'E A v 7 f AAlA I '. V as ' riff f A Qs: ' ' I D, V A A ,J ,. E 'W F 7,5 'fvvfwil 1 WK t W - 3 ' ' 4 iii, M F1 A . gt ,, ,,,, .. lf F , r ,v I iff 1 ' :?'i:,-, I , B ,-V, 5 :fi V, 1 FIRST ROW: Christine Long, Robert Browning, Norma Coykendall, Henry Marksch, Betty Pearson, James Wigle, Glenna Mae Hoffman, Charles Sunior, Marilyn Boyer, George Van Ahrens, Lou Ann Hutchinson, Charles Greer. SECOND ROW: Patricia Rybak, Richard Helminiak, Joyce Nottage, Prentice Nitso, Anna Lee Zingg, Lawrence Carter, Jeannine Shirey, Robert Noworyta, Ellen Bateson, Arthur Stearns, Harry Null. ABSENT: Patricia Null. SECOND GRADE 3 , , , aac I ,. s, at - I ' ' 1 ,o's at Q f , 'rf ai V. Y ' ' 6 i W ' W . an 'Q L X, 'P ki, y :A 1, E. , !hAA y X 3' - , , ' A I ' :I I ooto gif X ' 2-I i i -3 . 5 K . , . l fi, Irgzm ,,Q. i . ,, K ix xr.. mmf fwL4lMMlsa. stit .eesr er Ana FIRST ROW: Darlene Ross, Robert Heiney, Nathalie Brown, Felix Antozewski, Bertie Lou Osborne, John Coykendall, Lorraine Jones, Roy Hubbard, Elizabeth Ann Neal. Michael Brison, Beverly Leatherman, Burton Ramm. SECOND ROW: Linda Lou Sunior, Glenn Hoffman, Darlene Browning, Delbert Krohn, Martha Jean Carlson, Richard Kuras, Judith Pearson, Gerald Dyer, Thomas Bollinger, James Meyer, Jerry Mersing, Richard Van Ahrens. ABSENT: George Henderson, Charlene Richards, Delmar Phiels, , e , I at s ' r I I we ,I A ::,. ,ai r ' If ,,,..V.,?i L W 6 f . A 5 I V- t ,. . - gfsta 1,5 X' , , Uffl 0 -, ' , , me 5' M 1, - Q i '. Q all I ' ' li 4 J A ei I- 'sg' P' I I I lf f ertac : 't if fi is 3 4- I I i - 15' . k1i. ,fq,' '5 1 - x I wA. v i . 5 z U , if-Q A K .fre -f . X' ,X . H : 'J V ,I 0 ' affair. ,s A T fe X on -f FIRST ROW: Ronald Ratz, Gale Fulton, Carol Johnson, Jaques, Linda Gahler, Thomas Thompson, Joseph Urban, Carol Bateson, Ralph Shirey, Donald Gittinger, Judy Lee Worline. SECOND ROW: Harlcn Long, Troy Minor, Barbara Wolfe, Raymond Helminiak, Norman Zaenger, Marilyn Krohn, Glen Hutchinson, Roger Broadway, Patsy Hardy, Duane Stearns, Thomas Kassay, Mary Thompson. THIRD ROW: David Jones, LeRoy Null, Sharon Czerniak, Lucky Penn, Franklin Marksch, Florence Clinger, Roy Browning, William Anderson, Carol Sue Grigefs. ABSENT: Carol Ann Skidmore, Joan Thomas, Regina Johnson, Frederick McIntyre, John Henderson, Robert Simon, Arthur Lute, Richard Stoker. Philip Van Alstine. James Mersing, Joseph :an-W Q ,W r G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Juanita Spangler: Earnestine Tutterow: Wanda Belt: Dorothy Azbart: Virginia Gozdowski: Helen Pfaff: Dorothy Eiche, Reporter: Delores Baranek: Luetta geiser: Jean Croskey: Madaline Urban, Sergeant-at-arms: Helen Babuich: Dorothy leparek. SECOND ROW: Bernadine Davis: Lois Hartman: LaVerne Gunn: Margie Nachtrab: Margaret Steele: Irma Taube: Mrs. Logan, Advisor: Shirley Sype: Roberta Gall: Joanne McCord: Gloria Kachelek: Myrtle Manley: Martha Augustyniak. THIRD ROW: Martha Spangler: Lois Ann Guerin: Fdith Hall: Barbara Jean Edwards: JoAnn Campbell, Secretary: Rita Wilczynski, President: Barbara Buhoi, Vice President: Nancy Norris, Treasurer: Lila Bates: Harriet Daniels: Ursula ? Nachtrab: Doris Gilsdorf. FOURTH ROW: Annabel Noe: Betty Cleland: Lois Powers, Sergeant-at-arms: Lela Cherry: Charlotte Gibson: Violet Gibson: Lois Cramer: Elizabeth Kaiser. ABSENT: Marilyn Burgin. The Senior Girls Athletic Association was Seniors. This limitation was due to the enor- founded for the purpose of promoting athletic mous size of the club and its inability to func- activities in the school. It was originally or- tion properly with such a large group. The ganized to include the girls of the upper new members were installed in the club, by three classes, but was changed this year to initiation early in the fall: include only the upper two, the Juniors and 1 e , K X. -sf :fi i G.A.A. BANQUET AWARDS SERVING G. A. A. ' Virginia Gozdowskig Wanda Beltg Beverly Bondg Rita Wilczynski. The organization, one of the most active in the school, raised money during the past year by sponsoring the following activities: the noon programs, in co-operation with the Var- sty H , the sale of refreshments and pro- grams at the home games, a dance, The Hay- loft Hop, in October, and the sale of buttons and caps. The c1ub's treasury climbed steadily during the year, the debts also climbedg but, a wide margin of profit was prominent throughout the year. The major use to which this money was put was the Athletic Banquet and Dance, given February 15. The Banquet is presented annually to honor the football-baseball-basketball boys, that they might be awarded their merited letters. The guest list numbered one hundred and twenty including the faculty and club members. At the Banquet, pins were awarded to all Senior Girls and awards were presented to the four cheerleaders. Mrs. Logan ably served as our advisor the first semester, giving generously of her time and effort. After Mrs. Logan was granted a leave of absence at the end of the first semes- ter, Mrs. Cleota Fye, assumed her duties as advisor and aided in completing a successful year. I nitzatioin jUNlOR.G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Kokocinski: Delores Warner: Norma Adams: Mary Piasecki: Joan Hall: Rita Ryan: Linda Ballinger: Joyce Frazier: Janet Pawlicki: Donna Greisinger: Daphne Drewicz: Geraldine Carroll: Dorothy Sobczak: Tillie Przy- bylski: Barbara Saunders. SECOND ROW: Joyce Hall: Nancy Wyman: Betty Flory: Betty Krohn: Doris Carroll: Viola Shepherd: Shirley Bates: JoAnn Hartman: Mrs. Eicher, Ad- visor: Dolores Wolfe: Shirley Davollg Mary Huff: Catherine Corbett: Donna Eyre: Rosemary Hen- ninger: Marian Smith: Loretta Dennis. THIRD ROW: Patricia Adamski: Joyce Hazel: Jo Ann Tutterow: Beverly McDarr: Wilma Hartman, The Junior G.A.A. was organized in Sep- tember of 1946, for the Freshmen and Sopho- more girls, under the supervision of Mrs. Eicher. At the close of the first semester, Mrs. Powers took over the duties of Mrs. Eicher. Sergeant-at-Arms: Garnet Swope, Sergeant-at- Arms: Verlia Strole, Treasurer: Dorothy Browning, President: Donna Nachtrab, Vice President: Anne Gozdowski, Secretary: Anne Jones: Dorothy Chin- nis: Louise Houk: Beverly Bond. FOURTH ROW: Ada Mae Richardson: Suzanne Nowowiejski: Joyce Cowden: Eleanor Thomas: Marlene Atkinson: Luella Allen: Kathryn Kent: Elaine Feaster: Catherine Brown: Grace Haupricht: Bonnie Flory: Violet Timpe. ABSENT: Dolores Bridges: Charlotte Stamm: Betty Wilson: Delores Meadows: Mona Johnson: Kathleen Lahey, We supported the Junior High Basketball boys and the Junior High Cheerleaders. We obtained funds by a juke-box dance, movie, and selling candy at school. CHEERLEADERS - Shirley Gibson: Grace Haupricht: Dorothy Chinnis: Donna Nachtrab. VARSITY H FIRST ROW: Charles Inderrieden: Donald Kaiserg Thomas Kigerg Samuel Scotty SECOND ROW: William Urban: Edwin Burging Raymond Augustyniakg Mr. Barnes, THIRD ROW: Benjamin Atherton, Donald Kulwicki, Russell Bannister, Donald ABSENT: Robert Kolasinskig Donald Woods, Robert Phelpsg Lewis Cramer: Robert Hauprichtg Donald Adamski, Richard Hughes, Perry Hallg James Johnoffg Roy ' q he S 1 y y KE 4- Frank Gozdowski. 3 5 5 Advisor, John Badeg William Haupricht. Dickerson: Paul Mohr: Lowell Dennis, Leonard Bucher. Tibbits. The Varsity H club started its organization this year with many hardships left over from last year, but, as the year progressed, it got back on its feet and did a great deal to promote athletics. Under the direction of Mr. Barnes, the Varsity H has organized a booster club for the benefit of the football team. Many interested persons and prominent business men joined this club by gen- erously contributing to this fund. The money was used to buy football equipment. Mrs. Frank Wagemann baked a cake in the shape of a lamb with white wool Ccocoanutl and gave it to the boys for a cake raffle. Larry Talbert was the lucky winner. Alternating every week throughout the year, the club in co-operation with the G.A.A. has spon- sored noon programs consisting of dances and shows. The following officers were elected at the first meeting: President, Sam Scottg Vice President, Len Bucher: Secretary, Tom Kigerg Treasurer, Don Dickersong Reporter, Russ Bannister, Ser- geant-at-Arms, William Urban. The initiation party was held in November after the last football game. The following were initi- ated: Don Kaiser, Lowell Dennis, Charles Inder- rieden, Don Woods. Bob Haupricht, Jim Johnoff, Paul Mohr, Lewis Cramer, Don Adamski, Bob Phelps, Perry Hall, Bob Kolasinski. Ben Atherton, Archie Hughes, Roy Tibbits. This year at the annual Athletic Banquet each Senior was awarded a varsity H key and a bali charm symbolizing the sport in which their letter was awarded. Don Kaiser, Tom Kiger, Don Kul- wicki, Sam Scott, Russ Bannister, and Ray Au- gustyniak, received Var- sity H keys and football charmsg Bob Kolasinki received a Varsity H key and baseball charm: Lowell Dennis received a Varsity H key and basketball charm: and Charles Inderrieden re- ceived a Varsity H key. Tom Kiger was awarde 1 the William A. Fulghum trophy as the outstanding athlete of the year. Louis Noe was the last year's winner, and both names will be engraved on the trophy which is on dis- play in the lower hall of the High School Building. Cake Raffle Larry Talbert, winner Paul Mohr, Chairman lIJ, 7 WINDMILL 'lb- FIRST ROW John Miller Sports Editor Donald Bridges Sports Editor Alfred Dennis Advertising Russell Bond Snapshots Earle Davoll Photography Donald Kulwicki Business Manager SECOND ROW Violet Gibson Typist Faye Frazier Art Editor Novelda Lavalette Advertising Mrs White Advisor Lois Hartman Business Manager Lila Bates 0 Circulation Joyce Pollock Circulation LTC 0 r Q The Senior Class f Springfield Local High THIRD ROW Charlotte Gibson Feature Writer Lela Cherry Feature Writer Rita Wilczynski Snapshots Lowell Dennis Photography LaVerne Lawrence Co Editor Shirley McCabe Art Editor' JoAnn Campbell Co-Editor. ABSENT. Patricia Borsos Typist sary to elect the student to the staff. We have tried to retain through pictures LIl..i- School has completed the seventh consecutive year of editing the Windmill. This year's staff was chosen by election on September 30. The Senior Class, the Class Advisor, and the Windmill Advisor were each given one voteg two votes were neces- and write-ups the memory of events which we thought the students would like to look back upon in future years. Editing a yearbook is a tremendous task which is to the advantage of everyone on the staff because it gives them a sense of respon- sibility and promotes creative thinking. v . fe 4 is 'ww The Town Tattler give the students training in a field of work TOWN TATTLER FIRST ROW: Lowell Dennis, Editor, John Miller, Mimeograph Operator, Donald Bridges, Sports Editor, Mrs. White, Advisor, Charles Inderrieden, Circulation, Don- SECOND ROW: Lois Cramer Typist, Violet Gibson, Typist, Betty Osten, Typist, Novelda Lavalette, News Editor, Shirley McCabe, Art Editor, Patricia Borsos, Birth- days and Biographies, JoAnn Campbell, Co-Editor, Rita Wilczynski, Inquiring THIRD ROW: Jean Croskey, Inquiring Reporter, Faye Frazier, Art Editor: Lela Ja ,,,4.fv 'U . . . ,U x F ,, as ald Kulwicki, Mimeograph Operator. aw, at aa KP' 9 J if ' Reporter. Cherry, What's Cookin', Charlotte Gibson, Typist, Lila Bates, Typist, Joyce Pollock, Business Manager, LaVerne Lawrence, Typist. is published the second Wednesday of every month as a project of the Senior Class. Recorded in this paper are many incidents of the month that are of in- terest to the student body. Of the eight issues published each year, the Seniors edit the first seven, the newly elected Junior Staff edits the last issue in order to gain practical experience which will enable them to begin the first fall issue with a more thorough understanding of newspaper work. The experience of operating the mimeo- graph, using the mimeoscope, cutting stencils, planning pages, and numerous other tasks that may be useful to them in future years. The paper is entirely self-supporting and a Town Tattler Fund is maintained through the sales and advertising. All supplies, paper, ink, stencils, and equipment are purchased out of this fund. Arranging the work so that it would be done during study periods and the advisor's free periods presented the greatest obstacle in getting the Tattler out on tirne, but, by doing this work after school hours, we man- aged to get the Tattler out on time on all but two occasions-a record in itself. 4 CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW: Donald Woods: Don Hazel, President: Gene Irwin: Marvin Geiser: William Jackson: Walter Stender, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kinsel. Ad- visor: John Harterg Franklyn Roach, Secretary: Jack Stone: Donald Fox: Kenneth Bracken: David Tomaszewski. THIRD ROW: Donald Druschel, Treasurer: Donald Delaney: Rich- ard Wyman: Robert Haupricht: Donald Shrinerg Ray Roach: Rich- ard Katafiasz. ABSENT: Wilfred Dargartz. Soon after school began last fall, the Camera Club was organized under the supervision of Mr. Kinsel. The Club sponsored the movie Foreign Correspondent, on January 22, and a Ujuke box dance after the Whitehouse basketball game on February 7. Because no space was available for a darkroom, film developing had to be postponed this year. At the time.of this writing the club is sponsoring a snapshot contest. The winner will receive a camera. PROJECTOR'S CLUB .,, H : J H' iq QW' , I 1 ar : Y 'F it W .3 . - g ,.. 'i,k . ' N H A g J iff All FT FIRST ROW: Don Hazel: Kenneth Bracken. SEICQND ROW: Donald Woods: Donald Dickerson: Arthur oo s. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Lois Powers, Annabel Noeg Elizabeth Kaiserg Lois Cramerg Ursula N achtrab. SECOND ROW: Lowell Dennis, Treasurerg Shirley McCabe, Vice Presidentg JoAnn Campbell, President, Mrs. Hazel, Advisorg Barbara Buhoi, Secretary-Reporter, Betty Klineg Paul Schlegel. THIRD ROW: Patricia Borsosg Joyce Pollockg Roberta Gallg Helen Pfaffg Lois Guering Helen Marenkowg Edith Hall. ABSENT: William Meinert. f The Library Club elected its officers at the first meeting of the year. Those elected were: Presi- dent, JoAnn Campbellg Vice President, Shirley McCabeg Treasurer, Lowell Dennis, Secretary and Reporter, Barbara Buhoig other members of the staff were Ursula Nachtrabg Lois Cramer, Annabel Noeg Helen Pfaffg Betty Kline, Patricia Borsosg Edith Hall, Helen Marenkowg Roberta Gallg Eliza- beth Kaiserg William Meinertg Joyce Pollock, with Lois Guerin and Lois Powers assistants. The activities of the Library Club during the year were: Candy Sales, a Variety Show, as a noon program, and a Poster Contest. We also held a Christmas Dinner for our staff, our honored guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Moore and son. , Under the supervision of Mrs. Hazel, our advisor, we accomplished much in cataloguing books in their proper order. During the year, the Library was enlarged by 50 new books which included The Egg and I, Fun Encyclopedia, Wilderness Champion, and many other fine books. Many magazines were also added to the circular reading of the Library. BAND FIRST ROW: John Miller: David Tomaszewski: Donald Bridges: Mr. Barrett, Director: Earle Davoll: Marvin Geiser: Nancy Norris: Donald Delaney. SECOND ROW: Annabel Noe: Beverly McDarr:' Garnet Swope: Helen Pfaff: Shirley Davoll: Walter Stender: Betty Cleland: Donald Druschel: James Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Margie Nachtrab: Betty Flory: Kathleen Lahey: Joyce Frazier: Douglas Daye: Nht J PllkMthSanlr Roberta Gall: Myrtle Manley: Donna ac rab: oyce o oc : ar a p ge. FOURTH ROW: La Donna Burgin: Joan Bridges: Bonnie Flory: Betty Thomas: Roy Davoll: Ray Roach: Donald Shriner: Robert Welch. During the school year 1946-1947 the Holland Band took part in a great number of school activi- ties. They played at Pep meetings, special pro- grams and at football games. The first really important event of the year was the Swanton Corn Festival on Spetember 21, 1946, where the Band won first prize in the contest for the local school bands. The Band was very proud to bring our school's name to everyone's attention in this way. All through the football season the Band attend- ed all but one game, and was a real boost to the morale and school spirit of all. On October 4, 1946, the Band had what could be called a Band Day . Leaving the school in the morning they went to Oak Harbor for the Home- coming for Veterans. After a long march they re- turned to Toledo to have supper at Grace E. Smith's Cafeteria. From there they went to Wau- seon where they cheered the victory of a hard fighting football team. ' Through graduation this year the Band will lose four members who have played during their four years of high school: John Miller, trumpet: Don- ald Bridges, clarinet and saxophone: Joyce Pollock, clarinet: and Earle Davoll, bass. lil' l I r MAJORETTES 4 Dorothy Eicheg Grace Hauprichtg Donna Manley: Mary Piaseckig Elizabeth Kaiser: Carolyn Rodebaugh. C H O I R FIRST ROW: Ray Roach: Donald Shrinerg Donald Druschelg Walter Stenderg Donald Delaney: Stanley Adamskig John Kretzg Robert Hauprichtg William Jackson: David Tomaszewskig Richard Inderriedeng William Fellowsg Dean Doehrigg Norman Carter. SECOND ROW: Verlia Stroleg Lurline Richardsong Marian Smithg Martha Spangler: Helen Pfaffg Dorothy Sobczakg LaVerne Lawrence: Shirley McCabe: Lois Cramer: Dolores Baranekg Doris Gilsdorfg Lois Hartmang Violet Gibson: Martha Augustyniakg Miss Gamble, Director. THIRD ROW: Beverly McDarr: Dorothy Eicheg Roberta Gall: Rita Wilczynskig Gar- net Swopeg Joyce Frazier: Faye Frazier: Harriet Daniels: Edith Hall: LaVerne Gunn: Elizabeth Kaiser: Joyce Pollock: Barbara Buhoi. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Chinnisg Betty Cleland: Catherine Brown: Lela Cherry: Charlotte Gibson: Maude Scott: Donna Manley: Joanne McCord: Beverly Bond. ABSENT: Robert Cole: Franklin Roachg Jack Stone. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Catherine Corbett: Naomi Croley: Norma Adams: Marian Smith: Barbara Cramer: Stanley Adamski: Donald Fox: David Tomaszewski: Walter Sten- der: Donald Shriner: Joyce Pollock: Juanita Spangler: Leona Antoszewski. SECOND ROW: Miss Gamble, Director: Anne Gozdowski: Lurline Richardson: Verlia Strole: Rita Wilczynski: Luetta Geiser: Doris Gilsdorf: Shirley Davoll: Lois Cramer: LaVerne Lawrence: Lois Hartman: Faye Frazier: Helen Babuich, Helen Marenkow: Shirley McCabe: Barbara Buhoi: Ursula Nachtrab. THIRD ROW: Gloria Ziarno: Betty Flory: Martha Irwin: Bonnie Flory: Beverly McDarr: Garnet Swope: Joyce Frazier: Donna Greisinger: Lois Guerin: Barbara Edwards: Harriet Daniels: Martha Augustyniak: Dolores Baranek: Annabel Noe. FOURTH ROW: Marian Helminiakg Patricia Adamski: Catherine Brown: Delores Warner: Charlotte Gibson: Lela Cherry: Kathryn Kent: Edith Hall: Violet Gibson: Dorothy Kleparek. ABSENT: Delores Meadows: Marvin Geiser: Ray Roach: Jane Eyre: Marilyn Burgin: James Moore: Donald Adamski: Betty Cleland: James Miller. FIRST ROW: Mary Piasecki: Donald Druschel: Richard Wyman: Donald Delaney: Franklyn Roach: John Kretz: William Jackson: Jack Stone: Robert Haupricht: Richard Inderrieden: Dean Roehrig: William Fellows: Norman Carter: Donna Nachtrab. SECOND ROW: Miss Gamble, Director: Mary Huff: Suzanne Nowowiejski: June Butler: Helen Pfaff: Dorothy Sobczak: Irma Taube: Shirley Sype: Marie Hubbard: Geraldine Carroll: Joan Kowalski: Dorothy Azbart: Virginia Gozdowski: Lois Powers: Wanda Belt. THIRD ROW: Melvina Doak: Margie Nachtrab: Martha Spangler: Wilma Hart- man: Joanne Hartman: Dorothy Eiche: Roberta Gall: Beverly Bond: Joanne McCord: Donna Manley: LaVerne Gunn: Elizabeth Kaiser: Rosemary Henninger: Mary Ann Kokocinski: Gloria Kachelek. FOURTH ROW: Viola Shepherd: Rita Ryan: Joan Hall: Malinda Ballinger: Louise Houk: Dolores Schlegel: Maude Scott: SaDonna Penn: Dorothy Browning: Dorothy Chinnis: Doris Carroll. ABSENT: Paul Mohr: Ann Jones: Mona Johnson: Betty Wilson: Nancy Norris: Tillie Przybylski: Grace Haupricht: Delores Bridges: Mary Jane Saar: Robert Cole. SENIOR SEXTETTE Lois Hartman, Harriet Daniels, Joyce Pollock. Lois Cramer, Charlotte Gibson, Rita Wilczynski. JUNIOR SEXTETTE Garnet Swope, Maude Scott, Donna Manley. B 1 M D C th ever y c arr, a er- ine Brown, Betty Cleland. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL V FIRST ROW: JoAnn Campbell: Alfred Dennis: Nancy Norris: James Dennis Lela Cherry. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Gibson: Joyce Pollock: Violet Gibsong Mr. Moore, Advisor Elizabeth Kaiser: Shirley McCabe: LaVerne Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Annabel Noe: Lois Hartman, Treasurerg Patricia Borsos, President Donald Bridges, Reporterg Novelda Lavalette, Secretary: Joanne McCord Vice President: Lila Bates. HONORX SOCIETY X f 1 5 .SL t S The National Honor Society is an organization established to create more enthusiasm in school studies and to encourage the development of character and leadership in students. Eligibility to this organization is determined on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. A student must have an average of B or better to be considered eligible. The election of members to the society is made by the superintendent and four teachers whom he may select. The Society sponsored a movie on October 3, a Theater party on Novem- ber 15, and a picnic on May 17. The year was enjoyable and profitable to all who belonged. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: La.Donna Burging Louise Houkg Richard Hartmang Paul Holloway, Richard Fortneyg Thomas Bettingerg Beverly McDarr. SECOND ROW: Thomas Richmond, Luella Alleng Loretta Dennis, Betty Krohng wri Roberts, Advisor, Donna Griesingerg Shirley Gibsong Gloria DeFi11ipog Richard 1 son. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Gunng Eileen Bobzean, Treasurer, Garnet Swope, Vice Presi- dent, Martha Irwin, Presidentg Bonnie Flory, Secretary, Edward Houk, Reporter, Mary Krohn. ! S!! The Springfield Local Chapter of the Junior Honor Society received its charter on February 19, 1940. The election of members to this society is made in the same manner as to the Senior Society. They are scored on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character. At the end of this year the Sophomores who are in the organization are voted into the Senior Honor Society. New members from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades are inducted into this society. Several of the members have pins in the shape of a Torch which signifies membership. Pins will be ordered next year for the new members. The activities for this year were a party on September 28g a movie, The Gay Desperado on March 10g and a picnic on May 9. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Donald Foxg Helen Pfaffg Myrtle Manleyg Donna Greisinger, Roberta Gall, Shirley Sypeg Richard Hartman. SECOND ROW: Catherine Brown, Annabel Noeg Martha Spangler, Shirley McCabe, Mrs. Logan, Advisor, Joanne McCordg Dorothy Sobczakg Betty Klineg Beverly McDarr. THIRD ROW: Ray Roach, Sergeant-at-Arms, Garnet Swope, Reporterg Barbara Buhoi, Sergeant-at-Arms, Nancy Norris, President, LaVerne Gunn, Vice Presidentg Gloria Kachelek, Secretaryg Elizabeth Kaiser, Treasurer. ABSENT: Delores Meadows. The Junior Classical League is a national organization composed of classical clubs in secondary schools. These clubs are composed of Latin students, and are known as chapters of the Junior Classical League. Our club is an active chapter in the League. Its purpose is to arouse an interest in the language and to acquaint us with the customs of the Romans and Greeks. The main requirement for membership is to have a genuine interest in the classics. Most of the members have sterling silver pins. Next year the teacher of Latin will award a key to the student most active in this subject. The activities for the year Were: a movie, a picnic, and a trip to the Art Museum. We hope that next year's club will be enlarged by the new students of Latin. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Earle Davoll, JoAnn Campbell, James Dennis, Barbara Buhoi Mr. Kinsel. , SECOND ROW: Verlia Strole, John Kulwicki, Louanne Pedrosa, Thomas Haupricht, Nancy Wyman, Arthur Woods. The Student Council is made up of two representatives of each class from the seventh grade through the twelve grade. Under the supervision of Mr. Kinsel, the Student Counci1's aim is to get the teachers and students better acquainted and to help the students both in work and in recreation. The Council presented small chapel programs during Christmas and Easter in order to bring religious thoughts to the students. The officers of the Council are: President, Earle Davollg Vice President, JoAnn Campbell, Treasurer, Arthur Woods, Secretary, Barbara Buhoig Advisor, Mr. Kinsel. J. U. G. FIRST ROW: Marian Smith: Anne Gozdowski: Earnestine Tutterow: Leona Anto- szewski: Juanita Spangler: Joan Kowalski: Bernardine Davis: Shirley Sype: Janet Pawlicki: Donna Griesinger: Daphne Drewitz: Dorothy Sobczak: Tillie Przybylski: Dolores Schlegelg Ethel Wagner: Geraldine Wilczynski: Maude Scott. SECOND ROW: Luetta Geiser: Roberta Gall: Betty Cleland: Martha Spangler: Betty Thomas: Viola Shepherd: Rita Ryan: Malinda Ballinger: Helen Pfaff: Delores Wolfe: Margie Nachtrab:-Lois Cramer: Mary Huff: Noradine Stamm: Catherine Corbett: Ursula Nachtrab: JoAnn Campbell: Dolores Baranek. THIRD ROW: Ada Mae Richardson: Rita Wilczynski: Joan Tutterow: Wanda Belt: Donna Manley, Sergeant-at-Arms: Myrtle Manley, Sergeant-at-Arms: Jean Croskey, Vice President: Dorothy Eiche, President: LaVerne Gunn, Secretary: Virginia Gozdowski, Treasurer: Martha Irwin, Reporter: Grace Hauprichtg Beverly Bond: Loretta Dennis: Louise Houk: Dorothy Chinnis. FOURTH ROW: Martha Augustyniak: Bonnie Flory: Dorothy Azbart: Lois Powers: Annabel Noe: Barbara Edwards: Edith Hall: Lois Guerin: Catherine Brown: Harriet Daniels: Dolores Stamm: Elizabeth Kaiser. The Just Us Girls organization is a social club founded, primarily, for the purpose of creating stronger and more friendly bonds among the high school girls. Membership to the club is limited to the girls of the upper three classes. Each year since the club reorganized from the F.H.A. to the J .U.G. in the fall of '43, it has increased in membership. This year totaling well over 60. In October the club held its annual initiation party to install new mem- bers into the club. True to tradition, it consisted of an all day initiation ceremony, followed by a pot-luck dinner and a theater party after school hours. The club functioned this year under the supervision of our Home Eco- nomics teacher, Miss Lash: and following her resignation at the mid-year, Mrs. Arnold, assumed her duties as advisor of the club. 2 K C , . 'Syq '.,g,kf, gk 1 Y 3' ,XA . rf FOOTBALL l L72 he 4- , ..... HR i R Ap, SEATED: Harry Mohr, Bill Fellowsg Roy Tibbitsg Dan Williamsg Don Pratt, Perry Hallg Edgar Gibson, Frank Gozdowskig Jim Johnoffg Steve Kokocinskig Dick Siegel, Trainer. SECOND ROW:- Don Kulwickig Jack Bade, Don Kaiserg Russell Bannister, Bill Urban, Bob Phelps: Tom Kigerg Len Bucher, Sam Scottg Ed Burging Don Adamski. THIRD ROW: Lewis Cramer, Bob Hauprichtg Ralph Malezewskig Paul Mohr, Mana- gerg Mr. Barnes, Coach, Dick Porazynskig Ray Augustyniakg Bob Cole. Holland ..... 0 Liberty Center .. September 13 2 September 20 Holland ..... 12 Swanton ........ 6 September 27 Holland ..... 8 Ottawa Hills .... 2 4 6 Holland ...., 12 Wauseon ........ October October 11 Holland ..... 6 Clay ....... . . . The improvement of this year's football team over those of past years can be credited to the training by Coach Barnes and his assistants, Coach Crim and Coach Maxwell. Although the boys thought that Coach Crim made the calisthenics a little too rugged at times, they stuck with it. It was this conditioning and the new plays which Coach Barnes taught them that enabled the team to hold its own against heavier teams and to tie a championship team of the Class A League. Holland opened their season against Liberty Center with an evenly matched game, but Holland lost 2-0. Swanton was the next opponent and Holland won 12-6. Jack Bade made the first touchdown when he caught a pass and Ed Burgin went over for the second. In this game Don Kulwicki made a 65-yard kick which was the longest of the season. Ottawa Hill's 17-game winning streak was broken by Holland with a score of 8-0. Ed Burgin made this tally and Holland also caught Ottawa Hills behind the line for a safety. Wauseon was next on the list for Holland, and Holland added one more to their list of victims. The score was 12-7 with Ed Burgin going over for both touchdowns. Clay came to Holland this year expecting to carry home another victory against Holland. After the Hol- land boys had held Clay in their own territory for three quarters, Holland pushed Clay all the way back October 18 Holland ..... 0 Rossford ........ 13 October 25 Holland ..... 0 Sylvania ........ 19 November 1 Holland ..... 18 Montpelier ...... 28 November 8 Holland ..... 0 Whitmer ........ 33 for a touchdown. After having held a much heavier team for three quarters, Holland's strength ran out and Clay made a touchdown in the closing minutes of the game to tie the score at 6 points. Rossford came to Holland for the next game. Al- though the Holland boys tried hard, they could not get into the pay dirt. The field was wet and there was no holding Rossford. The final score was 13-0. When Holland Went to Burnham, the field was a mass of mud and water holes. They fought hard but couldn't stop the Burnham Eleven, and lost 19-0. Holland journeyed to Montpelier determined to win against an undefeated team. Our boys lost, but this was a very good game and not in the least what Montpelier expected. The boys rolled up 18 points against a heavier squad and held them to 28. The game with Whitmer ended the season and also high school football for six Senior members of the squad: Sam Scott, fullback, Don Kulwicki, quarter- backg Ray Augustyniak, left guardg Tom Kiger, right guardg Don Kaiser, right tackle, Russell Bannister, left tackle. The final score of this gamewas 33-0. Holland had a very good season after all things are taken into consideration. They played only two Class B schools and won both games. The remaining games of the season were all played against Class A schools. Of these games they won one and tied Clay who later became the Northwestern League Champions. in 'fy N 1 ,, 6 X + xg 5 ,L in 4 sig., 5? L 5, Q ' ' fi '.A: g '- I M' , M X: -Sw. , , . ., en. 2: Q'5'...4 .' 3 1 1 , X 0 - 3 ps BASKETBALL- -VARSITY V - ' N - sur In 1 ., iv .1 5 1. ,ye If ' .ffl W ' i M,NM.5N.., ,U . t. . - ax t.:Q.,,g1,fZQM-felflf 1575 1 , ..,k f A , f ff an . -. , 5, if Sli , 1. ,W .K my as '- 02 If ll Mr. Barnes, Coachg Don Dickersong Ed Burging Leonard Bucherg Lowell Dennis, Captaing Edgar Gibson, Managerg Jack Badeg Paul Mohrg Lewis Cramerg Richard Hughesg Bill Hauprichtg Dick Siegel, Manager. Both the Varsity and Reserve teams have shown remarkable improvement over those of past seasons. Due credit should be given to Coach Barnes and Assistant Coach Crim for their excel- lent work in making the Holland teams recognized as competitors again in the Lucas County Tournament. The Varsity won the Runner-Up Trophy this year, and since they will lose only one player through graduation this year and have excellent Reserve play- ers coming up, they should have a November November November December December December December January January January January 62 played one year on the Reserve team and two on the Varsity. Points of Players Cramer... Burgin Bucher FG FT TP 48 24 120 Bade ..... .... 3 9 25 103 . . . .... 30 27 87 19 l9 57 29 12 70 Hughes... good chance to win the County Tourn- Haupricht . . .... 22 12 56 ament next year. Dennis . . . .... 9 8 26 Lowell Dennis was elected captain Mohr ..... .... 6 3 15 of the Varsity this year. Lowell has Kaiser .... .... 5 3 13 1946-47 SCHEDULE Holland Whitmer ...... January Holland Fulton Holland Swanton ...... January Holland Whitmer . Holland Waterville February Holland Clay ..... Holland Ottawa Hills . . . February Holland Whitehouse Holland Fulton ........ February Holland .... Rossford . Holland Sylvania ....... February Holland .... Waterville Holland Metamora Holland Swanton ...... LUCAS COUNT'Y TOURNAMENT Holland Alumni ....... February 19 Holland .... 39 Monclova .... Holland Whitehouse February 21 Holland .... 42 Whitehouse . . . Holland .... Rossford ...... February 22 Holland .... 28 Waterville .... V, K ,si ' iQfLA ?i, ' 5? 5' , of , . , J K I 1 1 if N BASKETBALL- -RESERVE mu fi , ' ,ff ' ,ix A if ispgfacrl 1 1 v,!-,ft-R? L. nf! . 4 y 1,4 I 0 .. A oo I g' A I A A ,Sana ,A ,- 4x9-' '- 5 - ' K- 49 x K 1 F BBQ Roy Tibbitsg Arthur Woodsg William Jacksong Mr. Crim, Coachg Edgar 'Gibson, Managerg Richard Porazynskig Perry Hallg Jack Shanrockg Donald Druschelg Richard Siegel. Points of Players 1946-47 SCHEDULE November 19 Holland Whitmer .. FG FT TP November 22 Holland Swanton .. Tibbits .... 36 16 88 November 27 Holland Waterville . Mohr .... .... 2 5 19 69 December 5 Holland Ottawa Hills Hall .......... .... 1 5 16 46 December 10 Holland Fulton ..... Porazynski .... 13 16 42 December 17 Holland Metamora . Dickerson . . . .... 15 5 35 January 7 Holland .... Swanton . . Shanrock . . . .... 8 11 27 January 101 Holland Alumni . . . Bade ..... .... 6 1 13 January 14 Holland Whitehouse . Jackson . . .... 3 2 8 January 17 Holland Rossford . . . Bucher . . .... 1 5 7 January 21 Holland Fulton . . . . . Cramer ..... .... 2 2 6 January 28 Holland Whitmer . . . Kulwicki .... .... 2 2 6 February 4 Holland Clay ....... Hughes . . .... 0 4 4 February 7 Holland Whitehouse Drushel . , .... 0 2 2 February 11 Holland Rossford . . . Bannister . . . .... 1 0 2 February 14 Holland .... 22 Waterville . . -- TOURNAMENT 357 February 19 Holland .... 28 Monclova ..... 34 The Reserve team played very good ball this season, winning eight out of the seven- teen games that they played. As the season rolled on and the players gained experience, they were moved up to the Varsity squad. Paul Mohr, Don Dickerson, Jack Bade, Len Bucher, Lewis Cramer, and Dick Hughes were moved up to the Varsity team and proved to be valuable players. Even with the loss of these players, the Reserves continued to improve and ended the season as a well balanced team. The Reserve had only seven players at the end of the sea- son, but all will be back next year and with the experience gained this year should pro- vide a nucleus of a championship team next year. BASKETBALL--JUNIOR HIGHM FIRST ROW: Bob Gils- dorf: Jim Johnoffi Ora Stull: Mr, Deppen. Coach' Dirk O'Cr-rmor: Bob Bigelow: Albert b . Ur an SECOND ROW: Paul Holloway: Dick Siegel: David Martin: Gerald Greisinger, Manager: Bob Price: Larry Tal- bert: Harold Cowden. SEATED: Tom Bet- tinger: Tom Haup- richf. ABSENT: Howard Mitchell, John Kul- wicki. C: .J 07 5 LW: , The Junior High Basketball team X 3 had a very successful season under 1' 1 fu- f X the direction of their coach, Mr. Dep- AX nu NN 1 pen. These boys came to school very l - - early each morning in order to prac- tice before school. They worked very T' hard and were able to win sixteen games out of nineteen. In the Lucas County Junior High Tournament they won the trophy by beating Whitehouse by a score of 22-19, and Monclova by a score of 22-18. The Reserve and Varsity teams should benefit by having this kind of material coming up. Kulwicki . . . . . 12 Stull ..... . . 10 Cowden .... . . 10 g Haupricht ....... 5 Talbert . . . . . . - ' Total 465 Siegel ..... . . . 182 Johnoff 86 Gilsdorf . . . . . . 79 Bi elow... 32 30 24 Mitchell ......... 1946-47 SCHEDULE 13 Holland ..... Swanton ........ 12 Holland ..... 24 Whitehouse ..... 11 Holland ..... 28 Ottawa Hills .... 12 Holland ..... 33 Fulton ....,..... 9 Holland ..... 23 Monclova ....... 29 Holland ..... 18 Wernerts . . . . . . . 9 Holland ..... 21 Maumee .... .... 2 4 Holland ..... 23 Waterville ....... 11 Holland ..... 25 M.V.C.D.S. ...... 7 Holland ..... 25 Whitehouse ..... 11 Holland ..... 30 Ottawa Hills .... 21 Holland ..... 11 Sylvania ........ 5 Holland ..... 24 Waterville ...... 15 Holland ..... 30 Stop 16 .... 8 Holland ..... 21 Wernerts .. 5 Holland ..... 17 Sylvania . . . . . . .26 Holland ..... 13 Fulton .......... 6 TOURNAMENT Holland ..... 22 Whitehouse ..... 19 Holland ..... 22 Monclova ........ 18 Holland .... 465 Opponents ...... 238 1 1 -' Q7 -5 . Q sys ,Q f I f . . VE .s:..,5g V K' I ,J , 3i,ifV3 'Q,a -7 ' ', ,- A . 1 BASEBALL W gli . isa: fe- .. . :req l - rv-.p rt- v--- . . , FIRST ROW: Robert Dickerson, Donald Dickerson, Richard Hughes, John Bade, Robert Kolasinski, Paul Mohr, Edwin Burgin, Samuel Scott, Richard Smalley. SECOND ROW: Raymond Augustyniak, Albert Szymanowski, Earl Cain, Arthur Woods, Donald Woods, Stephen Kokocinski, Benjamin Atherton. ABSENT: W. A. Fulghum, Coach. 1946 Holland opened their baseball season in the spring of 1946 with a game against Macomber and lost by a score of 5-1. The next game was with Waterville and they also lost this one by a score of 3-1. In the next two games against Whitehouse, the series was split, Holland won the first by a score of 6-5, and Whitehouse the second by a score of 7-5. Holland then visited Monclova and came home after making only three hits and' losing by a score of 14-2. In a return game with Water- ville, Holland again lost by a lopsided score of 11-1. Whitmer visited Holland, but it wasn't very suc- cessful as Holland scampered to a 7-5 win. As Holland moved into the Lucas County Tourna- ment, they drew Monclova and were shut out by a score of 5-0. This ended the Tournament for Holland. Through graduation the '46 team lost eight players: George Kent, Paul Cairl, Harold Cramer, Louis Noe, Ray Smalley, Joe Johnoff, Ray Myers, and Ralph Szymanowski. 1947 During the 1947 season, the Holland team played its first game against Whitehouse, and lost 10-2. Holland won its second game by a score of 5-2 against Waterville. In the Lucas County Tournament at Swayne Field, Holland met Whitehouse and won by a score 11-1. For their second game of the Torunament, they met Monclova, but the game was called be- cause of rain in the third inning. The following day the two teams met at the DeVilbiss ball park, and again rain ended the game, this time in the sixth inning at a score of 5-0 in favor of Monclova. Holland did not have a chance to prove what they could do because of so much cold rainy wea- ther which did not permit practice and forced them to cancel several games. The line-up for '47 was as follows: Catcher, Sam Scott, Pitchers, Lewis Cramer and Frank Szur- minski, First Base, Jim Johnoff, Second Base Richard Hughes, Shortstop, Don Dickerson, Third Base, Tom Kiger, Left Field, Roy Tibbits, Right Field, Paul Mohr, Center Field, Art Wood. Substi- tutes were: Catcher, Frank Gozdowski, and Bob Kolasinski, Pitcher, Jack Bade, Frank Sniegowski, and Jack Stone, Infield, Al Szymanowski, Outfield, Fred Hott, Don Kulwicki, Richard Katafiasz, Ray Augustyniak, and Perry Hall. Although the season began late and rain did not permit many opportunities for practice, Coach Barnes has done an excellent job with these boys. This year's schedule for the remaining games of the season include Waterville, Whitehouse, Ottawa Hills, Macomber, and Woodward. L, f 'E' u- TK -A , ' , fuk ' 1 Twins? 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