Grant High Yearbook Promotes New Deal Theme
Grant High's New Deal annual honors President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace with contributions from Walt Disney. The 1934 yearbook highlights NRA imagery, a foreword by Henry Wallace, and sections on athletes, faculty, and student interviews. Frances Nelson led as editor in chief with a large staff.
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Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Disney
Grant
New Deal
Rhin
Rarnvery Ieambacesa
Prnsar
Margaret Henderson
NRA
Franklin Delanoy Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Union
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Three Little Pigs
Big Bad Swolf
Grant High School
Frances Nelson
John Lockwood
Glennys McHardy
Jacqueline Miller
Robert Kenney
Robert Hopkins
Gerald Hiland
George Klumpar
Emil Klumpar
Don Chapman
Ralph Preckel
Esther Borghart
Leo Holmes
Dorothy Blodgett
John Smith
Margaret Johnson
Alice Snyder
Winifred Johnson
Nadine Rodskier
Jeanne Morgan
Roosevelt Open House Announced With Student Demonstrations
Roosevelt school will hold an open house Tuesday at 7 pm featuring demonstrations across the print shop woodworking shop metal shop domestic science and all departments. An 8 pm concert in the auditorium will include junior and senior orchestras the boys' glee club Cantorions and the Jubilee Six with sewing demonstrations by seventh and ninth grade departments.
Arthur Pupils Awarded Writing Certificates
Arthur school presents t penmanship certificates to six a pupils Betty Leaper Dorothy Huff Priscill Patterson Robert Hart Marguerite De Witt Betty Lou Frederick Lucian Fox Neola Moore Edith Sanford John Henry Schrader Barbara Rogers Merritt Johnson Bob Sanderson Marwin Doherty Haven Simmons Jacque Wurster The cathedral at Cologne reputedly has the world’s highest church steeple at 528 feet above ground.
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Arthur School
Betty Leaper
Dorothy Huff
Priscill
Patterson
Robert Hart
Marguerite de Witt
Betty Lou Frederick
Lucian Fox
Neola Moore
Edith Sanford
John Henry Schrader
Barbara Rogers
Merritt Johnson
Bob Sanderson
Marwin Doherty
Haven Simmons
Jacque Wurster
Franklin hosts girls baseball and boys softball tournaments
Franklin school completed girls baseball and boys softball tournaments this week. 9A3 baseball champions were Ardith Anderson captain and teammates Arderson Barry Bock Mildred Hartley Dorothy Hopkins Betty Hughes Ruth Esther Morgan Lois Pilgrim Grace Sheldon Sara Taylor Eloise Sawyer Martha Jane Van Meter Vivian Boerkrem. 8th grade winners included Ruth Pike captain with Ruth Busenbark Vivian Lingard Myrle Edwards Bonnie Mower Mary Rudish Pauline Schloss Velma Sotherland Audrey Shelquist Mary Dennis Hazel Kitts Mary Cozen. 7A7 girls champions Frances Baer captain Arlyce Smith Priscilla Rickey Helen Mitchell Carolyn Cornish Jean Swan Wilma Clark Emerogene Udet Lorraine Debe Edith Gardener Jean Richardson. Bisons softball champions by division included 7A6 D Rice captain R Vetter C Tschirgi 8 Sutton J Stoddard J Richey B Rankin V McCaulley B Mills B Mehegan R Longstaff D Hastings R Bondty. 6A4 H Rice captain D King E Horak W Barlow B Emerson J Severson C Porter H Eckert C Maresh 8 Belehrad J B Lyman B McIntosh D Kensinger J Ralston. 9A3 division I Luts syd King B Hefner F Arduser T Brooks.
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Franklin School
Ardith Anderson
Patricia Barry
Mildred Bock
Doris Hartley
Dorothy Hopkins
Betty Hughes
Ruth Esther Morgan
Lois Pilgrim
Grace Sheldon
Sara Taylor
Eloise Sawyer
Martha Jane van Meter
Vivian Boerkrem
Ruth Pike
Betty Busenbark
Vivian Lingard
Myrle Edwards
Bonnie Mower
Mary Rudish
Pauline Schloss
Velma Southerland
Audrey Shelquist
Mary Dennis
Hazel Kitts
Mary Cozen
Frances Baer
Arlyce Smith
Priscilla Rickey
Helen Mitchel
Carolyn Cornish
Jean Swan
Wilma Clark
Emrogene Udet
Lorraine Debe
Edith Gardener
Jean Richardson
Bisons
D. Rice
R. Vetter
C. Tschirgi
8. Sutton
J. Stoddard
J. Richey
B. Rankin
V. McCaulley
B. Mills
B. Mehegan
R. Longstaff
D. Hastings
R. Bondty
H. Rice
D. King
E. Horak
W. Barlow
B. Emerson
J. Severson
C. Porter
H. Eckert
C. Maresh
Belehrad
J. B. Lyman
B. McIntosh
D. Kensinger
J. Ralston
Luts
Syd King
B. Hefner
F. Arduser
T. Brooks
Memorial Day Program At Wilson School
Wilson school observed Memorial Day with a structured program featuring processional orchestra flag salute and school songs including America scripture and prayer. Ninth grade mixed chorus performs Tribute to Soldiers and Farewell. A brass choir, seventh grade boys chorus, cello solo, and double male quartet contribute. Ends with Star Spangled Banner and school taps.
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Wilson School
America
Arnold Yuza
Bob Stastny
Tom Stastny
Victor Gill
LeRoy Krejci
James Leekman
Milton Valenta
Bill Zenishek
Jack Zaruba
Bob Samek
Donald Mackula
James Benesh
Howard Elekar
Romance
Taylor Sixth Graders To Get Writing Awards
Taylor's 6A class will receive penmanship certificates Wednesday. Recipients include Elwyn Baumgartner Garner Dicus Carl Huff Robert Hurdle Leslie Lang Glen Klingaman William Moeller Walter Montgomery Harold Orr Clarence Strausser Walter Traby Nathaniel Turner Orval Watt Bernard Webster Kenneth Willets Charles Wittke Richard Gordon Hazel Abernathy Macy Anderson Dorothy Franklin Aloise Holland Rubie Lee Gladys Linkenback Erannie Malbrue Dorothy Orr Marjorie Robbins Betty Lou Rogers Geraldine Rummells Maxine Surry Margaret Mae Swope Gwendolyn Wentworth Alo White Jean Zvacek Bernard Butler.
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Taylor School
Elwyn Baumgartner
Garner Dicus
Carl Huff
Robert Hurdle
Leslie Lang
Glen Klingaman
William Moeller
Walter Montgomery
Harold Orr
Clarence Strausser
Walter Traby
Nathaniel Turner
Orval Watt
Bernard Webster
Kenneth Willets
Charles Wittke
Richard Gordon
Hazel Abernathy
Mardell Anderson
Dorothy Franklin
Aloise Holland
Rubie Lee
Gladys Linkenback
Erannie
Primary Department Presents Fillmore Kindergarten Program
Primary pupils hosted a spring program for the intermediate department featuring four rhythm dances by kindergarteners including a hat dance with color crepe hats. Shirley Ann Methven and R. Dwayne Minor performed solos. a second grade play “The Flower Garden” with Genevieve Jensen as director delighted with pastel costumes.
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Fillmore
Shirley Ann Methven
R. Dwayne Minor
Peggy Welch
Doris Anderson
Dorothy Clark
Helen Bartunek
Mary Lewise Doyle
James Eastridge
Sonny Ellingson
David Bruns
Shirley Ann Drew
Dick Eighmy
Thomas Freund
Evelyn Hall
Owen Lefebvre
Junior Guszak
Willard Hayes
Anita Heath
Eet Navy
Mary Ellen Hird
Virginis Kluber
Doris Jensen
Billy Tark
Jeannie Layer
Shirley Ann Meth
Genevieve Jensen
Coe College
Tommy Muller
Frank Buston
James Schuknecht
James Davenport
Carol Schneider
Jasiel Andrews
Doris Olver
Bobby Goodrow
Mary Berger
Lily Deane Jensen
Ila Michalec
Jean Conley
Ruth Good
Dorothy Mattheson
Mary Ann Mason
Gene Johnson
Merrill Lechelt
William Willett
Corrinne Heath
Shirley Hanson
Richard Gard
Jeannette Martin
Lily Leane Jensen
Howard Smith
Norman
TruArt
Mary Elien Hird
Junior Lundquist
Fillmore Third Graders To Give Concert Tuesday
Fillmore 3A pupils under Miss Mariam Dieman present a Tuesday afternoon concert for mothers at Fillmore School. Performances include piano solos, vocal numbers, and instrument pieces featuring Lor raine Kohl Gloria Bowker Pats Grothaus John Wheeler Robbie Bednasek Tony Fontana Robbie Allard Douglas Sheehan Frances Kubovec Charlotte Zobin Bobby Ballou George Craig Richard Kruse Floyd Gep hart Bobbie Zamostil Kenneth Henderson Raymond Cooper Bets We Bickle Brfee who and others.
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Fillmore School
Mariam Dieman
Lorraine Kohl
Sweet Peas
Gloria Bowker
Chickadee
Pats Grothaus
Robin Red Breast
John Wheeler
Robbie Bednasek
Tony Fontana
Robbie Allard
Douglas Sheehan
Douglas Sheehan; Piano Solo, “Merry Farmer,” Frances Kubovec
Kuikenney
Betty’ Beane
Marion Paulson
Alice Humphrey
Marlys Brady
the Little Grey Mouse
Maxine West
Windflower
Betty Mere Graff
Virginia Campbell
Dorothy Watts
Dorothy’ Petersen
Eldora Reese
The
Woodpecker
Banquet Planned for Fillmore 6A Graduates
Mothers and teachers will host a dinner at Fillmore School on Wednesday at 6 p.m. to honor the 6A class. The program includes songs, solos, poetry, readings, a class history, and a prophecy, featuring students such as Clifford Drummey, Bobby Turner, Miriam Bird, Kathryn Roberts, Nadine Fiala, and Sarah Wykle, with the graduating class listing numerous participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Turner
Richard Haberle
Kathryn Roberts
Pauline Manley
Clifford Drummey
Dorothy Campbell
Serene Blivas
Betty Harger
Nadine Fiala
Miriam Bird
Marilyn Thompson
Jean Ormiston
Emil Dvorak
Jack Ray
Gilbert Spurgeon
Herbert Thurston
Thomas Miller
James Zamastil
Edward Lingo
Mary Fontana
Cecil Lundberg
Garnet Sykes
Sarah Wykle
McKinley School elects officers for boys glee club
McKinley School notes the boys glee club elected officers. President Jack Young, vice-president Hugh Daggett, secretary Dick Reed, sergeant-at-arms Robert Gibson named to lead the group.
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McKinley School
McKinley Boys Glee Club
Jack Young
Hugh Daggett
Dick Reed
Robert Gibson
Memorial Day Play Given At McKinley Building
An impressive Memorial Day program at McKinley Tuesday featured the play The Message by Harry Wagstaff Gribble. Cast included Bill Keehn Jack Young and Mary Gent. The Unknown Soldier tomb scene set by Warren Wagner with Harold Nelson assistance. Glee clubs directed by Miss Harriet Elliott and Miss Agnes Chaney sang Peace Hymn introduced by trumpet fanfare. Taps by Billy Caldwell John Hunter George Zemilicka. Committee Florence Beenk chairwoman Mrs Clara Gray and Mrs Stone with Eleanor Cook coaching and lighting.
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McKinley
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
Bill Keehn
Jack Young
Mary Gent
Warren Wagner
Harold Nelson
Harriet, Elliott
Agnes Chaney
Billy Caldwell
John Hunter
George Zemilicka
Florence Beenk
Clara Gray
Stone
Eleanor Cook
Arthur 6A Class Day Program Highlights
The 6A class at Arthur school presented a program for parents featuring Jacque Wurster Priscilla Patterson Neela Moore Betty Leaper John Schrader and Marwin Doherty in orchestra with Edith Sanford at piano. Activities included class history Merritt Johnson Priscilla Patterson readings poetry by Dorothy Huff and Richard Cornwell violin solos by John Henry Schrader Jacque Wurster and Barbara Rogers piano solos by multiple students and songs by the 6A class with a flag and penmanship certificate presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur School
Jacque Wurster
Priscilla Patterson
Neela Moore
Betty Leaper
John Schrader
Marwin Doherty
Edith Sanford
Betty Lou Frederick
Robert Hart
William Hamilton
Dorothy Huff
Robert Sanderson
Haven Simmons
Merritt Johnson
John Henry Schrader
Mascot
Wayne Shugart
Richard Cornwell
Barbara Rogers
6A Class
Marguerite de Witt
Harold Stauffer
Lucian Fox
Van Buren Art Exhibit Displays Wide School Artworks
Friends and patrons visit Van Buren school's intermediate department exhibit showing work by every child. Subjects include Columbus Vikings Bible stories Pueblo and Sioux Indians with pieces displayed until school ends.
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van Buren
van Buren School
Washington Song Contest Slated for Wednesday at Memorial Building
The Washington high school song contest, part of graduation week, will be held Wednesday at 10 15 a m in the Memorial building. Readings list songs and leaders for each home team across classes 12A 11A 10A 10B with judges Catherine Adams pele Kacena Stark and Alice Ins eeep.
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Washington High School
Memorial Build
Gertrude Shoemaker
Claire
Ann Russett
Johnny
Bob Ringsmuth
Malcolm Metcalf
Norma Glass
Edith Winn
Jeanie
Dorothy Beals
Soldier
Louise Shaffer
Maxine Kopel
Anvil
Zona Hill
Massa Dear
Don Reipa
Catherine Adams
Pele Kacena Stark
Alice Inseep
Dinner Honors Big Springs 6A Class at Rural Dinner
Big Springs sixth graders were treated to a Thursday dinner as 4A 5A classes and mothers of 6A pupils attended. A long table in class colors held iris centerpieces while a program featured salutatory Northcutt, various readings by Mozena Gladwin and Thomas, and a valedictory by Magnuson. Graduates listed include Anderson Holubar Root Larson Thomas Wilson Magnuson Morena Northcutt Spear. Penmanship certificates were awarded to seven students.
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Big Springs
David Northcutt
Dwayne Mozena
Vernon Gladwin
Betty Thomas
Gladys Wilson
Lo Nella Root
Leone Larson
Bobby Magnuson
Dwayne Morena
Wilmer Spear
Thelma Anderson
Josephine Holubar
Roosevelt Girl Reserves Pay Assembly for Camp Fund
Roosevelt Girl Reserves show strong interest in attending Camp Wapsier this summer shown by a Tuesday noon pay assembly for the camp fund. The program included two plays by 7B Girl Reserves directed by Helen McManus a 9B Dramatics club directed by Katherine Rock and a tap dance by Juvene Wood.
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Roosevelt Girl
Roosevelt
Camp Wapsier
Helen McManus
9B Dramatics Club
Katherine Rock
Juvene Wood
Taylor 6B Class Plans Party For Graduating 6A's
The 6B class of Taylor school will entertain the 6A class at a farewell party Wednesday. Decorations in blue and white set the tone. A full program includes piano solo, class prophecy, a play The Tea Party of 1960, and presentations of certificates and awards by faculty.
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Taylor School
Virgilene Herring
Marie Dean
Bernard Kozberg
Frances Bizulis
Vera Willets
James Convey
Donald Preckel
Ray Thompson
Carroll Miskimen
Elizabeth Reupke
Mother Goose Theme Dignifies Harrison School Banquet
Mother Goose inspired 6A farewell banquet at Harrison school Tuesday evening with a miniature Mother Goose display. Fifty eight students teachers and guests will be seated at a U shaped table as Robert Foster acts as toastmaster. Performances include 5A orchestra, solos by Virginia Baker Dorothy Kibbie and others, a class history by Billy Henningson and Richard Schade, a class alphabet, a class prophecy, and a class poem by Mary McCune.
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Mother Goose
Harrigan School
Harrison School
Robert Foster
5A Orchestra
Billy Henningson
Richard Schade
Virginia Baker
Robert Sorenson
Dorothy Kibbie
Martha Elliott
Ruth Klepach
Evora Bailey
Eleanore Gunderson
Janet Dennis
Louise Crumb
Bobby Smith
Mary McCune
Buchanan Pupils Present Farewell Program In 1954 Theme
Attractive pastel programs advertise a Buchanan Georgia farewell program Friday at 2 30 p m The entertainment opens with Boots and His Brothers starring John Gent Nancy Moats John Krabbenholt Pauline Ecklund James Reed Daryl Downing Edward Kopecky Robert Fitzpatrick Robert White Jack Melichar Marjorie Christie Mildred Broulik Ruth Nix Dorothy Luth Clarice Smith Dorothy Yates Maydeean Swatosh Esther Compton Maxine Maize Bernice Svoboda Allan Himmel James Lloyd A cornet solo by John Krabben hoff prefaces the play Bernice Svoboda plays piano and a quartet of Esther Compton James Reed Nancy Moats Daryl Downing sings A playlet Visions of 1954 by Doris Cone Eugene Pinney Junior Nemec Bryce Fisher is acted by Edward Kopecky Nancy Moats Ruth Nix John Gent Pauline Ecklund Clarice Smith Other numbers include class history by Clarice Smith a Dorothy Luth dance class will by Marjorie Christie penmanship certificates presentation and songs by sixth grade.
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Buchanan GA
Boots and His Brothers
John Gent
Nancy Moats
John Krabbenholt
Pauline Ecklund
James Reed
Daryl Downing
Edward Kopecky
Robert Fitzpatrick
Robert White
Jack Melichar
Marjorie Christie
Mildred Broulik
Ruth Nix
Dorothy Luth
Clarice Smith
Dorothy Yates
Maydeean Swatosh
Esther Compton
Maxine Maize
Bernice Svoboda
Allan Himmel
James Lloyd
John Krabbenhoff
Doris Cone
Eugene Pinney
Junior Nemec
Bryce Fisher
Maydean Swatosh
Franklin School Glee Club Holds Spring Picnic at Shaver Park
Franklin school girls glee club enjoyed its annual spring picnic Monday night at Shaver park. Mary Ruth Cravens chaired the planning committee with guests Miss Christel Palmer and Miss Margaret Porter in attendance.
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Franklin School
Shaver Park
Mary Ruth Cravens
Christel Palmer
Margaret Porter
Buchanan School Notes Show Local Students List
Buchanan school notes list students from kindergarten through sixth grade. Names include Mildred Brouck Bernice Svoboda Clarice Smith Maydean Swatosh John Krabbenhoff Dorothy Yates Edward Kopecky Pauline Ecklund.
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Buchanan
Buchanan School
Mildred Brouck
Bernice Svoboda
Clarice Smith
Maydean Swatosh
John Krabbenhoff
Dorothy Yates
Edward Kopecky
Pauline Ecklund
Farewell Banquets Highlight 9A Junior High Week
9A classes stage farewell banquets and programs to close junior high work. McKinley hosts Tuesday afternoon events with a toast theme of flowers at Franklin and Wilson, while Roosevelt's Thursday program centers on Treasure Island characters. Peggie Bode chairs McKinley 9A party with a student committee planning songs dances and a class prophecy.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Peggie Bode
Anns Schneider
Catherine _ Dye
Leland Hite
Junior Nix
Edith Dillan
Pauline O'Connor
Emil Janda
Thomas Hickey
Mary Gent
Grant Class Day 15 Set for Monday at Iowa Theater
A bridge party themed Grant class of '34 will inspire the class day program to be presented Monday morning at the Iowa theater. The event features performers and announcers led by four organizers, with stage assistants and a senior class picnic slated for Ellis Park Tuesday from 11 to 2.
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Grant
Iowa Theater
Phyllisann Scheneberger
Mary Ellen Beam
Evelyn Baumgartner
Oren Olver
Marie Hronik
Bernice Dougal
Evelyn Domschot
Marian Lana
Mary Pratt
Harold Janss
Dale Smith
Agony Orchestra
Harmond McManes
Robert Preston
Phylilisann Scheneberger
Mildred Hasek
Ray Anderson
Leon Karasek
Ralph Hughes
Nathan Estes
Frances Skalsky
Bob Kenney
John Pr
Sora
Esther Chapin
Mary Paul
Litta Walker
Hannah Houghton
William Baumgarten
Orin Olver
Irene Lybarger
Ellis Park
Chatrain
Margaret Batten
Evelyn Ruby Thompson
Lester Petrak
Edward Baker
Van Buren Class Day Program To Be Tuesday
The Van Buren school schedules a 3 p.m. class day program for 6A and 6B pupils featuring Donna Davis and Donna Jean Temple in solos and histories, duets by Iola and Luella Jones, selections on harmonica, violin, cello, and guitar, plus a class will, poetry, and penmanship certificates. On Wednesday the 6A group will hold a farewell party and thirty-two students will enter 7B at Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren School
Donna Davis
Donna Jean Temple
Iola
Luella Jones
Bernard Gallagher
Helen Stepanek
Fern Mratik
Mabel Wilkinson
Gladys Wilkinson
Bloch Marsoun
Dorothy Hronek
Myrtle Tillapaugh
Clifford Jensen
Fern Mrstik
Wilmer Dimprich
Virginia Lynn
Ruth Dill
Wilson
Ralph Preckel Achieves Straight A High School Record
Ralph Preckel a Grant High School student and son of Mr and Mrs F W Preckel 604 First Avenue W is the only member of this year's graduating class with a straight A record throughout high school.
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Ralph Preckel
Grant High School
F. W. Preckel
First Avenue W
Garden tour theme marks Franklin farewell banquet
A Franklin farewell banquet Thursday adopted a garden tour motif to honor students. Principal Misa Ruby Byers presided over a program featuring student performers and decorative elements tied to a Treasure Island theme including a miniature ship and treasure chest.
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Franklin
Misa Ruby Byers
Robert “Alt
Patricia Barry
Violet
Rose
Jean Engelman
Jane Goldberg
College
Barbera Blaise
Miss Byers
Garfield Mothers To Entertain 6A Pupils At Party
Garfield school parents plan a party for the 6A graduates Tuesday evening. The program includes welcome by Announcer Robert Weuchine, class history by James Reed, songs by Bernice Thillen and others, a Spanish dance by Nora Cocker, poetry by Jacqueline Basley, piano duets by Jean Kridler and Beth Check, a class prophecy, tap dances, stunts by the 6A boys, and a concluding piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield School
Robert Weuchine
James Reed
Bernice Thillen
Bernice Butters
Eva Mae Barnhart
Doris Dose
Jean Kridler
Catherine Keeler
Nora Cocker
Jacqueline Basley
Beth Check
Ernestine Clendening
Milfred Johnson
Bonnie Tripp
will—Herbert Gallagher
Beth . Check
Johnson Baseball Team Sees Unbeaten Year So Far
Johnson baseball squad has won every competitive game this year led by players Charles Knox Dick Lynch Jim Lightner Bill Nolan Lee Thomas A J Colburn Sterling Delsell Bruce McCullough Jack Hall Bert Penningroth and Hugh White. They beat Jackson 5 to 2 on Tuesday and topped Crescent Sluggers 20 to 19 on Friday. The sixth grade 63s defeated the 6A8 12 to 11 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Charles Knox
Dick Lynch
Jim Lightner
Bill’ Nolan
Lee Thomas
A. J. Colburn
Sterling Delsell
Bruce McCullough
Jack’ Hall
Herebert Penningroth
Hugh White
Jackson
Crescent Sluggers
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