Ohio Educator Will Address High School Class

Isabella County Times-News, June 1942

Dr. Frank D. Slutz of Dayton to Deliver Commencement Address

 

     Dr. Frank D. Slutz, of Dayton, Ohio, author, educator, guidance expert and industrialist, will deliver the Commencement address to the members of the 1942 graduating class of the Mt. Pleasant high school, Thursday evening, June 11 at *:15 p.m. in the high school auditorium.  The title of the address will be “Inspected and O.K.”.  Dr. Slutz is a graduate of Mt. Union college and Denver university.  A former school teacher and college professor, he has devoted most of his time in recent years to guidance work throughout the United States.

 

     Ninety-four seniors will receive diplomas from C. L. Maguire, president of the Board of Education.  This is only a slight decrease from last year when one hundred and six seniors were graduated.

 

     The annual Vespers service will be held Sunday afternoon, June 7, at 3:15 p.m.  The school band under the direction of Preston Mayhew will present a concert on the high school lawn at that time.  The baccalaureate sermon will be given at 4:00 p.m. in the auditorium by the Rev. Wanzer Hull Brunelle, minister of the First Presbyterian church in Mt. Pleasant.

 

Mt. Pleasant High 1942 Graduates

 

Ambler, Bruce Joseph

Anspach, Lillian Kathryn

Anspach, H. Marie

Archey, Charles J.

Assmann, Norman F.

Axtell, Corabelle

Baker, Ella Mae

Baronik, Agnes

Barret, Jawqueline

Baumgart, Maxine Ethel

Beeman, Mark M.

Bellinger, Martha J.

Blubaugh, Donald B.

Brace, Elizabeth A.

Burch, Rose Marie

Burgess, David M.

Bush, Peter Birdsall

Calkins, Inez

Carroll, Richard E.

Cary, Nelson Luther

Clare, Barbara M.

Clark, Andrew Minor

Cole, Stephen P.

Dangler, Bernard J.

Dennison, Arno

Denton, Isabelle J

Donaldson, Grace Louise

Fiedler, Evely Jane

Fish, Ivan E.

Fordyce, Robert E.

Gillett, Betty Mae

Grambau, Ray R.

Hafer, John J.

Harless, Sybil A.

Heinlein, Mary F.

Hill, Gloria D.

Isbell, Bert A.

Johnson, Geraldine

Johnson, Markeith L.

Johnson, Mynard Howarth

Kennedy, Marion L.

Kopkau, Arthur Carl

Kreiner, Harold Nicholas

Krick, Phillip E.

Les, Charles Allen

Leonard, John Charles

Lutz, Wilmer G.

Lyon, Marjorie C.

McVey, Burdette L.

Marshall, Aletha Eileen

Mullet, Dorothy L.

Neal, Faye

Neter, Elsie

Newton, Louise Marie

Obershaw, Nancy

Pelcher, Viola M.

Pickens, Phyllis M.

Porterfield, John Vowles

Price, Harry Hamilton

Richmond, Beverly Jane

Roy, Vigina M.

Rukenbrod, Margaret Jennie

Ryzenga, B. Raymond

Sanders, Ruby Leon

Scholl, Charlene Elizabeth

Schutt, Lyle A.

Scott, Joan C.

Scribner, Duane F.

Sebring, Albert Eddie

Showalter, Beverly Ann

Slaughter, Suzanne Irene

Smith, Bernard

Stickle, Robert L.

Strauss, Mary Louise

Swanson, Betty Jean

Swanson, Mildred Gloria

Snelenberger, Pauline

Thompson, Jack C.

Thompson, Yvonne

Thorn, Doris Marie

Tope, Robert J.

Traines, Shirley

Veit, Virginia

Walker, Dolores D.

Walz, Donald Eugene

Wardrop, William Steere

Webster, John A.

Wilcox, Gerald J.

Williams, Joyce Aileen

Williamson, Dorothy M.

Wilson, Helen Gladys

Winland, Betty J.

Wood, Jean Elizabeth

Wooley, Mary Ellen

 

 

Sacred Heart Graduation Wednesday Eve

Rev. Father Eugene Kuhn Will address 1942 Graduating Class

 

     The Rev. Father Eugene Kuhn will deliver the Commencement address to the Seniors of Sacred Heart academy, at the Graduation exercises to be held Wednesday evening, June 10, at 8:15 p.m. in the Sacred Heart church.  The Rev. Fr. Leo Farquharson, pastor of the church will present the diplomas to the graduates.

 

     The Baccalaureate sermon will be given Sunday June 7, at nine o’clock, by the Rev. Fr. Farquharson.

 

     The members of the graduating class at the academy are: Lucille Barnhart, Robert Beltnick, Jack Carey, Rosetta Corcoran, Jack Fitzpatrick, Margaret Fortino, Anna Marie Fox, Barbara Glavin, Leo King, Rosemay Lynch, Jeanne McGuirk, Martha Jean McNerney, Dorothy Naumes, Robert Nowland, Charles O’Brien, Mary Margaret O’Sullivan, Margaret Scully and Gladys Sebenick.