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

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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

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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

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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