Sulphur Springs High School - Sulphurette Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, OH)

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as hung- ' 'M' K ?R 5 usual!! GIRLS' RESERVE B-ack Row: Mrs. Mohrhoff, Mary Louise Miller, Inez Kennedy, Marcelle Wood, Vera Light, Ruth Geissman, Miss Slpreng, Mrs. Carle. Middle Row: Margaret Wood, Jannetta Stahl, Dorothy Long, Jean Cheesman, Norma Durigg. Carol Reinhard, Maribefle Brehman, Janet Widman, Doris Claus. Front Row: Margaret Wood, Alice Ulmer, Melda Striker, I.ois Ulmer, Virginia Steiger, Dolores Stewart, Ardis Roop, F. F. A. Black Row: Ned Bai1'd, Lisle Yaussy, Lawrence Franks, Arthur Frost, Donald Knappen- herger, Kenneth Shealy, Raymond Crooper, James Ream, John Striker, Oliver Wood. Middle Row: Calvin Greenick, Alfred Wood, Artehur Long, Willard Light, John Miller, Charles Martin, Eldon Geiger, Donald Schimpf, Mr. Clymer. Front Row' Richard Auck, Keimit Kibler, Ivan Ulmer, Donald Pfleidtrer, Ernest Striker, Donald Schn:xrrenberg'er.

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GIRLS' RESERVE President ..... ..... V era Light Vice-president . . Ruth Geissman Secretary .... .... J ean Cheesman Treasurer ..... ..... C arol Reinhard News Reporter .............................. Maribelle Brehman The Girls' Reserve, a nationally known organization, a part of the Y. W. C. A., was started last year under the direction of Miss Spreng. The Freshmen were initiated in GR this year. There are five mothers of GR girls on the mother's council. We also have the teachers to supervise. There are 31 members in the Girls' Reserve. The Girls' Reserve held a rummage sale this year in Bucyrus. They also sold refreshments at basketball games. The GR meetings are held twice each month, one meeting is held during the school hour and the other at night. In May a Mother- Daughter banquet was held. The Club will continue next year. F. F. A. President ..... . . . . . . ..... . . . Kermit Kibler Vice-president . . . . . . Richard Auck Secretary ..... ..... E rnest Striker Treasurer ...... ...... D onald Piieiderer News Reporter ............. Ivan Ulmer Student Advisor ........................ Donald Schnarrenberger The Future Farmers of America is a national organization composed of boys who are enrolled in vocational agriculture classes in rural schools. Each chapter elects its officers and conducts meetings to learn how to cooperate and have leadership within the chapter. Our Chapter placed third in the county parliamentary procedure contest, and was awarded the Bronze Medal from the State. We had three members awarded the State Farmer Key. They were Ivan Ulmer, Ned Baird, and Donald Schnarrenberger. For outstanding work in the chapter and taking part in state events such as judging, war bond sales, and paper and scrap drives, our local chapter was given the Silver Award by the State.

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:P- ' 59 1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President .......... . . . ........ Grace Zerbe Secretary-Treasurer . . ............ Lucille Schwartz Librarians ......... .. Marcelle Wood, Lillie Butts News Reporter ...................................... Vera Light The Girls' Glee Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday in the mitsic room for their regular class period. The Glee Club has purchased several copies of popular music for their club. They gave their concert of patriotic and popular songs on the Friday night of May 4. The girls were attired in formals. This concert was given in the place of an operetta and was under the direction of Miss Spreng. A CAPPELLA President .......... .. Lillie Butts Secretary-Treasurer .. .............. Peggy Keiter Business Manager .................. Vera Light Librarians ......................... Lucille Schwartz, Grace Zerbe The A Cappella Choir has completed another successful year of concerts under the direction of Miss Spreng. At the beginning of the school year, four new members were chosen to take the place of those who graduated. Those chosen were Margaret Wood, Virginia Stei- ger, Margaret Auck, and Janet Widman. Our first concert was at Zion Evangelical Church. We also sang at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Sulphur Springs, the First Evangelical Church and the Epworth Methodist at Bucyrus. Our final concert was a broadcast over WMRN, Marion, on April 17. We had a recording made of three of our songs while at the Marion radio station. We also sang several times for programs at school. We ended our A Cappella Choir of this year with a party.