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JUNIOR CIASS HISTORY Much to the surprise of the faculty and the upperclassmen, there were only nine freshmen enrolling on September 7, 1945. The following were members of this class: Lucille Bischoff, Phil Oeisler,Flora Kemp, Anna Kroening, Alan Radde,Raymond Reitz, Donald Shiero,Frankie Thomas, and Oscar Ziemba. Our first achievement,as a class,was to elect officers. We elect- ed Raymond Reitz,president;Alan Radde,vice-president;Lucille Bischoff, secretary; and Oscar Ziemba, treasurer. Mrs. Hunter, as our class ad- visor, guided us wisely through this year. In October, initiation day came none too soon, and we all enjoyed this day of clowning and gay entertainment. In the spring of the year we gave a Sophomore Return party, at Riverview Park, in remembrance of our unforgetable initiation. At the close of this year we had only seven members as Flora Kemp and Donald Shiero had withdrawn from school. The high-li«ht of the year was the annual picnic at Indian I ke, where we Joined in fun and games with the other classes and the facul- ty. Try to imagine our amazement, upon returning the following year, and finding that our class had reduced to six members. Explanations were in order! Frankie Thomas and Anna Kroening had not returned to Stevensville, but Kenneth Woods had decided to enroll at Stevensville High School for his book-learning. The following got our vote as class officers: Phil Oeisler, pres- ident; Kenneth Woods, vice-president; Lucille Bischoff,secretary; Ray- mond Reitz, treasurer. During this year Mr. Sarkmeier took tne respon- sibility as our class advisor. The annual custom of initiation having been abandoned this year, we enjoyed a party which was given in our honor by the freshmen. When the first semester was at its close Raymond Reitz withdrew from school and this vacancy was filled by Edward Nozicka who arrived at the beginning of the second semester. The pages of this year were closed with the annual picnic at the House of David Park. Full-fledged high school students at the opening of our Junior year, we proudly displayed our class membership which had increased to the total sum of ten. Two of our former classmates had not returned: Oscar Ziemba, who enrolled at St Joseph High School and Kenneth Woods, who had enlisted in the United States Marines. The additional members in our class in- cluded, Mary Lou Honicutt, Orville Lippens, Gertrude Molenda, Eugene Marshall, Raymond Mak, and Dariel Western. Through the year, Dariel returned to the sunny climes of Arkansas, while Orville chose Chicago as his new home. However, Kenneth Wals'ki came into our class in the early part of November. Our class rings, which we had ordered at the beginning of the year.were received in the latter part of October. They have the Card- inal cresent set against a rather plain background. We had many difficulties,deciding how to boost our treasury,since we were not able to give a Junior Play. With the aid of Mr. Shearer and Mrs. Myers we found various smaller projects for making money. Having enjoyed our Junior year,we look forward to our senior year with the greatest anticipation. We also wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to Mrs. Myers, our class advisor, for nor artful guidance. Lucille Bischoff, Class of »49
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