St John Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Dyer, IN)

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1 1 1 ] 1 ] .1 1 1 ’ ' ’ f William Braithwaite Dorothy Garth Margaret Redar Leona Herman Adeline Rehborg Richard Engle Genevieve Rolling Gertrude Spanier Edward Wachter Joseph Overhage Robert Holsapple Marguerite Hughes Maxine Nurenberg Joyce Ward Dorothy Rasheta Esther Dewes William Kaiser Clifford Troup Catherine Ziesenhene John Kisela Mildred Parker Marcella Piepho Wilnetta Dumbsky— Dolores Schmidt Mike Mihalio-Ruby Ann Pfeiffer Tom Wilson IJly Heath Mary Ellen Johnson -George Keilma»-' Marvin Klein-P.etty Ann Protsman— Edward Jamieson Phil Porter Walter Lair Robert Puncheon Hyacinth Miller Martha Little Raymond Fagen (absent) Martha Ellen Harter 29 W v

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' Helen Parker, (Pres.) Betty Rinkenberger (Sec.) Herman Little (Treas.) Jerry Heath (Vice-Pres.) Sylvia Hilbrich Donald Phillips Dena Stamos Donald Austgen Joyce Batchelor Richard Bates Daniel Rasheta Georgia Burbridge Avilda Howard James Genardo Martin Scheidt Helene Britton Robert Lansing Alyce Dykstra Mason Ryan William Schweitzer Bernice Putrus Josephine Herman Gerald Teutemacher Thelma Stedman Mike Rasheta Frances Blaker Frances Brys Mike BJaskovitch Regina Rietman Robert Hepworth Marion Harris Betty Grunewald Charles Wise Robert Raab Ralph Hitzeman James Simms Marie Scheisser Gladys Stringham Roger Peters William Mantel 28 r r [ c L r - ■ e

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Freshmen Class History Our happy group of seventy-five Freshmen organized during the first week of school with Miss Husted as our class sponsor. The class officers were as follows: Helen Parker, president; Jerry Heath, vice-president; Betty Lou Rinkenberger, secretary and Herman Little, treasurer. The class colors are scarlet and gray. The class flower is a red carnation. The motto is First consider, then venture. At first they wandered aimlessly from one end of the building to the other, not knowing where to go or what to do. But it didn’t take long for them to find out, and soon they were feeling very much at home. A group of students under the direction of Mike Blaskovich organized a Hill Billy Band and played for the Civic Club, P. T. A. Meetings and various programs. The class was challenged to a debate with the eighth grade on the question, Resolved that Congress was justified in impeaching Andrew Johnson. Those defending the affirmative side of the question were: Bernice Putrus, Betty Lou Rinkenberger and Robert Holsapple. They lost! The girls of the Freshman class basketball team made very attractive suits of scarlet shirts and gray farmerettes before the Tournament. What a spectacular sight they made on the floor and they put up a grand fight too. Next year they hope to win the tournament. 30