Washington Township High School - Toganette Yearbook (Tontogany, OH)

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Junior Class The junior Class of 1940-41 began the year with a total of twenty-four members, having Mr. Rudolph as sponsor. They elected the following officers: Ray Gundy, president, Clyde Harman, vice-president, Helen Grames, secretary, LaDonna Wenig, treasurer. After losing Helen, Ronald Current was elected secretary for the remainder of the year. The class was also unfortunate in losing two more members, Rutha Meek, and Emily Lobdell. This left a total of twenty-one members. Several events of importance took place during the year. Of course the choosing of a class ring was placed first. Then the Junior play was selected and the Juniors were very busy. On April 3, 1941, The Nutt Family was presented with much success. At last came the big event, the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was given as a last farewell to the Seniors. The Juniors closed the year by standing by the Seniors at Commencement and Bacca- laureate, and are looking forward with great eagerness to the coming year. Junior-Senior Banquet Thc junior-Senior Banquet was held April 30, 1941, at 6:00 p. m. in the school audi- torium. The auditorium was beautifully decorated with the Senior class colors, blue and silver. The banquet was prepared by the juniors' mothers and served by the Sophomore girls. The theme was as follows: jack in the Pulpit-Reverend Peters. VVelcome Sweet Springtime-Ruth Coale, Janet Kuder, and Joan Bostdorff. johnny Jump Up-Keith Yates. Dandelion-Ray Gundy. Spring Beauty-Vera Green. Sweet Peas and Poison IvyMMr. Smith, Mary Huffman, Myron Smith, Lct's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing-All. After the banquet, games were played and those who wished danced. Everyone had a wonderful time, especially the Seniors, for whom the banqeut was given. -gg-

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Sophomore Class At the beginning of the school year the Sophomores met with their sponsor, Miss Smith, and elected the following officers: President .......... ......... G eorgia Tampurages Vice-President ....... ............... P aul Wammes Secretary .......... ....... A rvilla Vollrnar Treasurer ..,............. ........ H arold Castner News Reporter ,.............................,...... ...........,..,..,... I Doris Meyer Student Council Representatives ..i..,...... Georgia Tampurages, Eileen Gill as alternate. The Sophomore Class was very successful in having parties this year. Their first party was for the Freshmen or Ngreenies' as they are sometimes called. The next party was held at the schoolhouse. Most of the evening was spent in dancing. The third party was held at the schoolhouse. The next party was held at the home of Colleen Murphy. The evening was spent in playing games. Everyone enjoyed the party. Their last party was held at the schoolhouse. The evening was spent in dancing. There are twenty pupils in the Sophomore Class. During the year Helen Porter, Maxine Rhoda, and William Morris enteregl the school as Sophomores. Maxine Rhoda moved and is now attending Bowling Green school. Helen came from Delta and William from Maumee. Can You Imagine!!! Lois Avey ..............,........, Lucille Bollenbacher ....... Gladys Burditt ............ ..........without a temper .,......without her clarinet .........with a boy friend Harold Castner .......... ' . ....................... with a grin Ruth Coale ............ ... ............,..........,,., ,, ,,,.,,....,,,,,,.,,,,,, debating Clarence Euler ........ Eileen Gill ......... Maxine Gill .......... .............being quiet in English Class .........not wearing a certain boy's ring ... ....... not being recognized by Jake Doris Meyer ............ ................................. n ot going skating William Morris ,.,,,,,,., ........... .... . ............. W i tl'l0ut 8 Cll'3Wl Colleen Murphy ......... ................... g Citing excited Raymond Neifer ,,,,,,,, .......... w ithout a wise crack Delbert Ort .............. ............. w ithout Margie Helen Porter ........ -.-------'---- 8 Citing in Carly Eddie Shank ,,,,--,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ....................... l iking school Georgia Tampurages ....... .. .......... not going to Weston Frieda Teber .................. ..................................... n or blushing Arvilla Vollmar .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ..r..... m eeting a blonde haired boy Bernice Von Seggern ........ ......-.---.------- W hen she met Jack Bei-niece Von Seggern ....... -------------------- 1' iding in 21 Chevy John Walter -.-.--------,,-.,,- ,....... w ithout his good posture paul Wammes .-.-,-,-,,., ,,,................ w ith a girl friend