Buchtel High School - Griffin Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

,3' if l M as - PETER BOSOMWORTH Pete Preferences-Vacations, Canada, sail boats, the team. Usually Seenflfircstone pool, with the team, trying to get out of the lab. be- fore Davis blows it up. Activities---Science club 3--l, Swimming team 2-3--I, Comwolei 1-2, News letter IS, Announcement committee. BARBARA BOYERS 'Bunnie Usually Seen- -Yeah! Tough huh? Ambition-To be able to enter Massillon and leave the same day. Preferences -H. Ii. Horton, L. 0. Weiss, G. SV. Stoney, B. F., J. C., Lakeside, The Elves, D. M., Gay. Lee W., G. S.. Highland Square. Activities-Girl Reserves ZZ-25, Spanish club 3-4, Comwolei 2-3. JO ANNE BROADWATER Pinky Blondie , Red AmbitionfTo go to college, to have a career. to marry a millionaire, to have people understand me. Peferences-Blondes. Petunia , Blue, con- vertibles, Mary Lynn, Navy, heart tu heart talks with M.S., men. Activities- -Science club 4. PATRICIA ANN BROWN Put , Princess Ambition-To beat Nancy in the number of trips she has made tu Vililloughby, to fix Claire's driveway, Preferences-Nancy, my sister, Claire, What Nancy and I have in common, good dancers, my neighbor B.T. , bridge, New York City, Miss 1Neller, my brother, 'AThis Time . Activities-Comwolei 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2- 4, Jr. Glee club. Science club -l, Library Aid 1-2. DORIS JEAN BRUNN Kitty Ambition-To see Army trounce Notre Dame next season, accomplish some- thing worthwhile. P1'eferencesfThe kids, Ohio U., Shells, my fqmlly. cats, ping-Dong. Wagner. Activities - Glee 2-Ii-4, Y-Teen 1-74.1, Science club 4, Comwolei 1-2, Spanish 3. DONALD BERGNER Fitsit Preferences-H. B. Z, C ines . , p . Ambition-To get a good car to haul Bar- nett and Peterson and Liebenlerfer around in. Activities-None. GUS F. BURKHARDT G-F Ambition-To have a holding company of Bethlehem, Jones and Laughlin, anl U. S. Steel Corporations. Will Always Remember-Colorado, Brazil, Junior imy cat, that islj, Sal, Chem. lab. all the great people I knew. Activities-Comwolei 1-2, Science club 4. GLORIA MARIE BURNETTE Glory Ambition-To go to college, sing with Frankie , Preferences-Marshall? Dee Dee, orchids. chocolate, Night and Day . Activities-Glee club 2-3-4, Y-Teen 3-4, Spanish club 3-4. Science club 4. JUDY BUTCI-IER Preferences--Ray, Marjorie, Cleveland, Ray, Carolyn, hamburgers, and Ray. Ambition-To graduate, be a success, and be happy. Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Commercial club 3. Glee club 3-4. '-rw-,'- - vr u. , A- u .' . X , -.3 4 D 144- - . 4 'ff , 'Rv' 5 . vi. v . i nk 'fri ' . 4225 . i . I b V.,,, A, ARL. V 'Z 5-ul, JL. -wwf, f .3 ' ' -. f if --Q. s ' -4. -' 'Y ga. GENE BUTLER Gukc Activities- lianrl l-2, Orch:-strn 1-2. Hi-Y 4. Preferences - Rhythm Rascals Virginia f- girls, my car. ARTHUR PRESTON CABELI. Preferences -Blondes, convertibles, Skip's driving. Ambition- To put bananas in the refrigerator. CHARLES CAMPBELL Chick , Charley , Mac , Muscles Ambition--To let '4Zinc beat me in B- ball, be as smart as Musk and Win- dy , order Vincent around in the kitchen. Preferences--Da gang, Tippy's, YMCA, basketball, camp. RICHARD B. CHALFONT Dick , R. Il. Activities-Science club 4, Comwolei I-2. THOMAS E. CHAPMAN Chap Ambition To romp over Dick Paige in a big golf tournament, work fast, get rich quick, be fascinating to women. Usually SeenAAround with the boys, Fairlawn golf course, bummin' around with Pearch, Paige or Rosie, at Wim- pies with my foot in my mouth. Act.vities-Baseball 2. Golf 3-4. R. PA'l' CHARLTON Barrelhe-ad , Sleepy Ambition -To sleep indefinitely, become a bookkeeper, to have a harem, to be pres- ident of Bachelors Inc.?'?? Will Always Remember--- Marie , Eck- man's two-word vocabulary, stretch , Sam's limousines. Spicertown ,Biondo's study halls, The Brain , females in general. Pet Peeves-Clocks, getting up before 12:00 Noon, sleepless people, Insomnia EMERSON CLARK Brain Ambition---To graduate and become a millionaire. Preferences--Pat. Fox's. Brownies. CATHERINE MARIE CLAYTON Kay , Kattie , Cathy Ambition--To be a nurse, wife, and a good mother to four sons. Will Always Remember--D. B. Marcy. Wanda, Barney, Miss Wooddell, and all the good times at B.H.S., my first dance, Maple Valley Drug, not do.ng my homework. Activities-Comwolei, Girl Reserves, Com- mercial club. BILLEE COCI-IRAN Willee , Duchess Ambition-To drive the Pride and Joy . retire at 21, have long finger nails, lose 20 pounds. Will Always Remember--Biology class, Wednesday nights, Fifty. time spent on homework, Chicago, 4:30, Myers lake, .Iunior's ambition. Activities-Y-Teens 1-2, Comwolei 1. Spanish 3. Q ,i J ,mfr Y' 'Hx 5 , , as Gt D 'Qi' Y-if Y A 'Sl 3 .V. I ,,.. bua , 1 X I A q..,Q: -ff 3 ' A 'fri-.. ANN LOUISE COLLEY Louie Will Always Remember-Jack, Wednesday nights. Nixieq' Marty, Sally, Carol, J. T. C. summer episodes at Drag-on- Inn ,Swenson's, our slumber brawls, the hack , C. B., and H. B., Jack, Mr. VVetzcl, and J. C. Activities -Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4. Science club 4, Booster Corn. 4. Spanish club,3. Photography Com. VIRGINIA COLLINS Ginny , Gin Preferences-Shirley, Cork, Sister Jane , Persian kittens, 3 jays, Our Halo , Swenson's, 3-J's 8: Jazz , Good friends , Wednesday nights, Miss Hel- wig, We 3 . Activities-Student council 3-4, Sec. 4, Y-Teen 1-2-3--1, Comwolei 1-2-3-4, V. Pres, 2. Pres. 4, Latin Club 3, Glee Club Pres. fl, Latin club 3, Glee club 2-3, Sec. 2-Ii. Sec. 3, Science club 4. N. H. S. 4. Sr. announcement committee, Ch. NATALIE CONRAD Nat , Queenie Ambition-Own a mink coat, Cadillac convertible. Will Always Remember-Dew Drop Inn, . EIeanor's and my most embarrassing moment. White Pond-Wednesday nights. Activities--Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Com- wolei 1-2-3, Spanish club 3-4. Dramatic club 3-4, Booster committee, Decoration committee. SVILLIAM A. COOK Bill Ambition -Hire Kniffin in my opium plantation in China at starvation wages. To find an intelligent female. To get to India before Rauh. Will Always Remember-My visit to Kniffin's Siberian salt mine. PrefercncesfJoyce, Cadillacs. MARY ALYCE CREED Mac Ambition--Have my own little bright red convertible, become a dietician, let out a yell in Coach Appleby's study hall, eat as much as Joanne and stay as thin. Preferences-''Anniversary song, Lois, Turkeyfoot Lake, Joanne, Miss Ried- inizcr, Bob. Nancy, gardenias, red, Mom and Dad. Poochie. ActivitiesfGirl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Com- wolci 1-2-3-4, Science club 4. ANN DANTE Ambition-Be a success, play piano well, go through college. Preferences4My family, Marilyn, B.S.C., old John R., Mrs. Hudson, The Gang. driving with Shirley and the kids. Pet Pceve-Tests. Activities-Girl Reserves 1-2, Comwolei 1-2-3. National Honor Society 4, Glee club 2, Library assistant 4. MARILYN ESTELLE DAVIDSON AmbitionACl-iange the first five letters of my last name to the first five letters of his last name, then travel. Preferences-O.S.U.. V'ermilion-on-the- lake, Chippewa, Itsie, the convertible, Margie, gardenias, dancing, Senti- mental Reasons . Activities-Girl Reserves 1-4, Mailing Mgr., Service News Letter 3. BETTE DAVIS Smoky Ambition-See three certain girls grad- uate. NVill Always Remember-Wednesday nights, all the girls in No. 7 at recess, March 15, 1947, Dick, blue Oldsmobile, 'Drag-on 'In , Swenson's, Heartaches . ActivitiesfScience club 4, Girl Reserves l-2-3-4. .IEANNE DAVIS Will Always Remember-A. F., Eleanor, Fran and Jean, H. H. Inc.. Marilyn, Buchtel, Carol, The Tin Lizzy, King B . Jean G., Wednesday nights, trainer's brawls, Margaret Anna, Swenson's, bridge, teachers like Miss Mooney, Al. Activities--Girl Reserves, 1-2-3, Com- wolei 2-3, Spanish club 3, cabinet, Prom and Banquet committee. LLOYD DAVIS Ambition-Retire at 21 and lead a dan- gerous life. Preferences-High powered cars, The Mob , Marg. Pet Peeves-Women drivers, silly women, snobs. i Activities-Hi-Y science club. TOM EDWARD DAVIS Ambition-Go bankrupt at 40 and become a hermit with Holden, to win my S20 from Knaver. Preferences-Mercer's brawls, Ulrich's tournaments. to bankrupt the Big 4. Knavcr's pool playing. Activities-Science club 4. Vice Pres. 4, National Honor Society 4, Buckeye B0y's State 3. FRED DEISS Bones Ambition-Take a trip to Berne, Switzer- land. and go out on a date once in my school life. Preferences-Palmer's car, Dopey , Sam Appleby's mile warm up, John's other wife , Pluto , my four sisters and Swenson's . Activities -Track 2-4, Glee club 1. BETTY DESSECKER Betts AmbitionfTo learn to back out of our drive without taking half of the hedge, and to collect the deposit on all those Burkhardt's brown beer bottles. Preferences-Music, potato chips, the kids, boys with dark hair, I'll Always Be With You . Activities-Commercial club 1 and 2. ROSEMARY DEL GRECO Rose , Rosie Ambition--Attain my goal, travel, and learn to drive. Preferences-The kids, Dick Haymes, dogs, especially mine, nursing, and music. Activities-Science club 4, Girl Reserves 4, Comwolei 1-2. VINCENT DEL MEDICO Vince Ambition -Keen my saddle shoes clean. be an angel in German, become rich and famous. Will Always Remember - Bonnie, the boys, the new Hudson and Polshek's old one, Miss Helwig, Mr. Maxwell, Nov 9 and March 15. Activities-Football 3-4, track 3, Ushers committee. RICHARD DISTAD Usually Seen-Reeves' Odor Inc., room 114, Buchtel Bldg., Sam's Hamster Haven, 371 Grand Ave. Will Always Remember-The time when the movies I picked for Open House turned out to be a burlesque show. fStanding room onlyj. Activities-Comwolei 1-2, Science club 3-4. Visual aids 2-3-4, In charge May festival lighting 2-3-4, Theatre committee. BETTY JEAN DODD Ambition-Attend Ohio University, live till the turn of the century, to travel to - Europe in about 10 years. Preferences-Music, June, Dolores, Jane, P. T., Al Jolson, strawberries, Over The Rainbow , dogs, roller skating. Activities-Spanish club 3. HELEN DOSSETT Messie , Fifty-two Will Always Remember- Dew Drop Inn I Sr II , 1238 , learning bo drive, Fifty and Fifty, Anne, Betty Ann, all the girls, Easter in Washington, D. C., my birthday date, C-233, Wednesday nights, Miss Riedinger, our dances. Activities-Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Cabinet 2-3-4Q Comwolei 1-2, Science club 4, Spanish club 3'-4, Secretary 4, Talon staff 3-4, Chairman Theatre committee. I 'l .. -. 'F vi '-.A 2 If ,, fe e . t N 5:4 ac! -'s. .le wr flmf '-g. PI-IYLLIS EIDMANN Flippy Ambition-To go to Butler, major in reli- gion. ' Will Always Remember-Harold, Noble Ave., Church of Christ, Fraters, H. S., Mrs. Hudson. 2 plus 2 is 4, Harold. Activities-Commercial club 3, N.H.S. JOHN GRAHAM EISENHART Jack Activities-Hi-Y-5, Glee Club. Ambition-To see Viering graduate. JOANNE MARGARET ELWOOD 50 Ambition-To get my MRS. degree, to learn to drive. Will Always Remember-Wed. nights, 1238. Dew Drop Inn, I, II, 50 , Streeto 8: Helen, Jim, Mr. Horton, Wed. nights. Toots , basketball nights, and the night we got stuck in the mud. Activities-Drum majorette 1-2-3, Girl Re- serves 2-3-4. JEAN ENDERLEIN Jeannie Activities-Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Cabinet 4, Talon 3--1, Art Editor 4, Glee Club 2. Spanish 3, National Honor Society. Theater Committee, Booster Committee 4. Science Club 4. Will Remember- Drag on Inn : July 12, Room 1122, Howie. BETTY LOU EVANS Bratz Activities-Y-Teen 4, Science Club 4. Ambition-Gets 96 in chemistry. see the world, live in Chicago. AUDREY FALKNER Lucky Activities-Y-Teen 3-4, Comwolei 4. Preferences-Spaghetti. dates, canoeing, dancing. DOROTHY FEIR Dot Activities-Y-Teen 1, Treasurer 2, Cab- inets 3, President 4, Comwolei 1-2, Sec- ond Vice-President 3, Cabinet 4, Rerl Cross District President 4, Latin Club 3, Cabinet 4, Science Club 4, Student Council 4, Chairman Ring and Pin com- mittee. N. H. S.. Talon 4. Ambition-Go to Chinn, see the world. PHILLIP ROLAND FERDINAND Phil Activities--Hi-Y 3-4, President 4, Spanish 3-4. Science, 4. Glee Club 2-3. Preferences-Barb, Honey, B. A. L., Hi- Y. JEAN FERRIOT Weezer Activities-Y-Teen 1-2-4, Comwolei 1. Spanish Club 3. Ambition-Raise a football team that'll beat Fran's. To see Mr. Van Sickle happy again. 5 , F' Citi A fwf! . f 5. .3 QW ,fs ...se . 1413 , Z. vi 1 sl if Ji .ff 9 U ' I5 0 A 2 4 0 ,I . ,- I it 1 ef - Hi I 5 'Iv 4'5 a A i MARILYN FICHTER Mamie Activities- Comwolei I. Girl Reserves 3-4. Preferences-Dean, Coke, D. R. M.. danc- ing. D. M. MARILYN FISHER Fatty Activities-ffMansfieldl Emblem Club pres. 1. Society Editor O. A. A. 1, Girl Re- serves 1, Swimming' 2, O. A. A. 2. lBuchtell-3-4, Cabinet 4. Ring Committee Dance Decorations 4. Science Club 4. Preferences-I-I. Ez H. Inc.. UN 0021, Elliot Lawrence. ALLAN FLICKINGER Al Flick Activities-Rag rug making, basket weav- ing, backgammon. Preferences--WVeek-ends, Vacations, 12:00 noon, sleep, my three cats, bed, rest. ELEANOR FORTE Activities--Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Comwolei 1-2-Cl-4, Theater committee, Treasury 3-4, Ambition-To paper the breakfast room with 1 cent tax stamps, ALBERT M. FRAGOLA Al Maple Valley Sohio Tl, -1. Preferences-My car, Cleveland. CLYDE FRAMPTON Activities--Science Club 4. Glee Club 3-4. Ambition-Make a fortune, .retire on a South Sea Island. KATHERINE FREDERICK Activities--Service Newsletter 3. Preferences-Reidinger, O. S. U., Colum- bus, 103, E. M. L. 4 iKathy-. WILLIAM FRENCH Bill , Frenchie Activitiesfldand 1-2, Orchestra 3-4. Preferences-Music, J. C. MARGERY ANNE GALAT Activities-Glee Club 1-2-3-1, Announce- ments committee. Will Remember--The first time I flicked school lin second gradel. Margie 5 l if S.. -we if 445 ' 5 v .4 ,.l .14 -MW . I - ' Q1 11 A-1 'fx Al ., .Y .fr X , . . . 'M ,. an ns., .6 xx.. X 'ii V ANNABELLE' GAUDER Chum Activities4Y-Teens 2, Comwolei 2, Com- mercial Club Secretary 3-4. ' AmbitionfReceive Pilot's license, go to China. MICHAEL S. GAZELLA Mike Willie , Jr . ActivitiesfComwolei. Dramatic Club. Ambition-Take Mr. Cabell's job some clay. Teach Preston to drive. WILLIAM CHARLES GIFFELS Ambition-Get rid of the '37 Buick. Activitiesfliatin-4. LOIS MARIE GILL Hi-Lo , Dinah , L. M. , Loey Activities4Girl Reserves 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Comwolei 3, Science Club 4, Library Helper 1-2-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Cap and Gown Committee, National Honor Society. Will Remember-Odors of Sulfur and Butyric Acid. lBeware!l EVELYN GOREE Egg , Evie Activitiesgl'-Teen 1-3-4, Commercial Club Vice-President 4. Will Remember--Elmer and I-Iis Word 1 a cook in Korea. JAMES R. GRAVES Jim Activities-Comwolei 1-2, Latin Club 3-4, Vice-President 4, National Honor So- ciety, Chairman Baccalaureate Com- mittee. Vl'ill Remember-The '35 Plymouth, golf, baseball, Mrs. Morrison's Sandwiches. HARVEY GRAVES Activities-lBuchtelJ Booster Club, Span- ish Club: lW. R. Academy! R Club, wrestling, track, football. Will Rememher4Parties, The Blue Beetle. the Boys. MAUREEN GRIFFIN Activities-Comwolei I-2-3-4, Y-Teens 4, .Science Club 4. N. I-I. S. AmbitionA0wn a ranch, travel, learn to ski. ROSEMARY GRIFFITH Jeep , Griff ActivitiesfY-Teens 1-2-3-4, Comwolei 1-2, Spanish Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, Booster Committee 4, Speech Club 4, Talon Staff 3-4, Circulation Manager 3, Editorial Editor 4, Senior Griffin. Will Remember-Pat, Anne, Bridge Club, King Cole Trio. A :I . x .-ff ii i e 6 , ii? GARY GRIFFITHS Hosenpheffer Activities-I'm lazy. fEditor's note: He is notly Track, baseball 2, football 3-4, Science Club. Rin! Committee. Will Remember4Ellen, the heap, Doc Miss Due, R. Shirley's remarks, Ellen. NANCY KATHRYN GRISSOM Gruesome Activities-Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Comwolei 2, Science 4, Latin 3, Theater Committee 4. ANNE GUTH Activities-Y-Teen 1, Pres. 2, V. Pres 3, Inter-club Pres. 4, Spanish club 3, Science club 4, Quill and Scroll. Talon 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Senior Griffin editor, N.H.S. Ambition-To talk slowly! Buy out John L. Knight. LAWRENCE IRVING HABERMAN Gook Activities--Tennis 3-4, Science 4. JOHN CHARLES HALEY Activities-Debate, I. C. Y. C. BEVERLY HALL Bev Activities--Spanish Club 3, Y-Teen 4, Science Club 4. AmbitionfTo get a drivers' license, be a second Hattie Carnegie. CHRISTINE HALL Podunk Activities-Glee Club 2-3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Comwolei 1-2, Y-Teen 1-3-4, Spanish 3-4, Science 4, N. H. S. Preferences-Rick, acting, Mr. Reaves, Rick. SHIRLEY HALL Activities-Y-Teen 1-2-3-4. Comwolei 1-2-3, Spanish Club 3-4, Science Club 4, Glee Club 2-3, Cap and Gown Committee. Ambition-Learn to drive a Ford, make up Virginia's mind, New York. FRANCES I-IARAMIS Fran , Francie Activities-Y-Teen 1-2-3, Spanish Club 3-4, Science Club 4. Preferences-Jim, the gang. Ambition -To raise a football team. A Q 1 I I a l GEORGE RUSSELL HARGREAVES III Amateur , lIiggy Activities-Baseball 4. Science Club, grad- uation committee. Ambition-Jump out of a window higher than the one Beverly ani Holnenf did. NINALOU HART Bunny Activities-1Buchtell Comwolei -1, Y-Teen 3-4: tln Chicago! G. A. A. 1-2-3, T. P. A. 2-3, Riding Club 3, Mixed chorus 2-'L AmbitionfFind out what the .I. in Mr. Biondo's name stands for. ROBERT HARTENSTEIN Bob Activities-Spanish Club 3, Science Club 4, Class Day 14. Ambition-fSettle elosvn with Rae sometime in California. MARTHA .IEANNE HARTNELL Jeanne Activities-Comwolei 2-3, Y-Teen -l, Span- ish Club 4. Ambition-Learn to drive and play golf, travel around the world. FREDERICK D. HEFFNER Activities-Band 1, Hi-Y 3-4, Vice-Presi- dent. Hi-Y 3-4, swimming 1-L!-3-4, base- ball 3. Embarrassing Moment-The time my bath- ing suit ,slipped off in front of 200 people. RICHARD HELMKAMP Dick Activities-National Honor Society. Usually Seen-Providing work for auto body repair shops. BEVERLY HELPER Bev Activities-Comwolei 4, Girl Reserves 4. Ambition-Be a psychologist, learn to drive. CLARA I-IEROUVIS Cal , Clare Activities-Baccalaureate Committee. Usually Seen-Keeping company with the spinsters, LEONA I-IIPPLEY Lee Activities-Commercial Club 1. Ambition-Get my Mrs. degree and have a happy home some day. 9'-..1 M if l.....w 4- t 1 :- Y ROBERT HOCHSTEDLER Bock , Bob Activities'Scicnce Club 4, Hi-Y 4. Preferences-C. B., milk shakes, Patsy Pace's band, Sunday. WILLIAM EARL HOLDEN Bill , Willie , Jim Activitiesf-N. H. S., Trc-asurer -l, Comm ZZ-4, Student Council 2-il--l, Senior Class Vice-President, Cleo Club Z, baseball 1-2. Comwolei 1-2. Treasurer 2. Ambition-Retire at 100 with StZ.4Zi5,liT5.- lUX.12 and spend the rut of my life writing my autobiography. DOROTHY JEAN HOLLOWAY Jean Activities-Y-Teen 1-3-4. Comwolei 1-3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Science Club 4, orchestra 1-2-3--1. band 1, Na- tional Honor Society. xrrailuation com- mittee. AmbitionfBi1l :intl make a grand slam, drive better than Put. BARBARA HOOD B. H. ActivitiesfGirl Reserves ll-4. Will Remember-fEvenings with L. S., Red chair, the two Fords. DAVID HOOVER Dave , Head Activities-Track. Ambition-Go to an asylum and meet my equal. MARCELLA MARY HORNING Marcy Activities'-Girl Reserves 1, Commercial Club, Class Day Committee, '-17. Ambition-Go up on an escalator that is going down. MARILYN HUGGANS Lynn ActivitiesAGirl Reserves 1-2, Commercial Club 3, Talon 4. Preferences-My sterling, Sue, dancing, Miss Reidinger. ROBERT LEROY I-IUSTON Bob , Hunchy Activities-Football 'Z-3-4, baseball 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2, Vice-President 3. President 4, Booster Club 4. National Honor Society, Activities Committee 2- 3-4, Talon Staff -I, Senior Picnic com- nifttee, Senior Griffin. Ambition--Beat the boys at the benefit card games. DUANE ISI-IAM The Joint , Queer ActivitiesfTrack 1, golf 4, swimming 1, Comwolei 1. Hall Guard 2, band 1, Senior picnic committee. Ambition-Lead a communist uprising. rn- LL... . . I 1 I ni JI t Q- ' .li 1 if ', t..L...,:L .La 3 is , JM53? L?-A . ,QA 1 I .cz K4 , ff . 'fain ' f. 'sl J y . 'u ' Q 1. I. ssl qv. xmas. GLORIA JAFEE 1 Glo Activities-Y-Teens 1, 2,, 3, 4, Comwolei 1, 2. 3. 4, Science Club 4, Photograph Committee. ' Ambition-Play a good game of bridge. RALPH JOHNSON Hey You Activitiesflhin-lawn Phalrmzicy, 230 Lawns- flnle or Kenilworth or Amesbury Road. NVill RememberfDorothy, N. K. G., P. S., Easter vacation '4T. HELEN JONES Mart? Activities-Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Comwolei 1. 2. Spanish 3, 4, Service News Letters 3, Bziccnlgiureate Committee. Preferences-Nix's dances, Dub's slumber parties, Stardust. MARIANNE JONES Nixie Pet Peeves-Moody people, men who al- ways want their own way, colors that clon't match. Ambition-To see Jack ygraduate before Ann gets out of college. JACK JOST Activities-AScience Club 4, Latin Club 4, National Honor Society -1. P references - Swenson's Cheese-bu rgers, 2G3 , Blondes. ELLEN KASTNER Ellie Activities--Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2. Comwolei 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, Diamatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Latin Club 3, Cabinet 3, Science Club -1, Boos- ter Committee 4, N.H.S. An bition-Paper the living room with six- cent tax stamps. EDITH KATZ Preferences-The roses, A. D., M. S.. M. M. EDNA KATZ AmbitionfTo live in Bermuda, to go to Georgia to 'see . . . BILL KATZENMEYER . Activities-Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 8, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Booster Committee 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Cheerleader 3. Ambition-Be head of the physics depart- ment at Harvard. .....,,x,,, 1. Tm-.. .,Q i ', s 1 Q fs., 1.--.4 .Q ..., I .Q 83 . +-gp Q X . A , . -1.7 1 l 'L 15.51, 3 I, .. M. , , 3 K s ' 3 'i 1,6 . i , W ,.1....1:,, .- Wi 'z-'+I'-f 1 :rl I 7 In A 9 1 e' . NANCY KEACH Keacl1 Activities-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Comwolei 3, Band 1. 9. Science Club 4. Ambition-To be the first woman to play professional football. DOREEN V. KEARSCHNER Dutchie Activities-Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 4. Comwolei 1, Orchestra 1. Usually Seen4Riding a horse, driving the Fleet line. THOMAS KESSERING Tom Activities-Reserve Basketball 1-2, Foot- ball 2-3--l. Baseball 243-4. DONALD ALLAN IKHOENLE Roy , Duck Activities'-Cross Country 3 years, Glee Club 3 years, Tennis 4. - Ambition-Be a singer like Frankie. JAMES KIEL Pleasant, Flash. Roy No. 4 Activities Track 4, Hi-Y 4. Ambition--To be president of the U. S. unrler the peasant party. E. KIMBEL, Jr. Chuck Activities-Giee Club 2. 3. 4. Science Club 4, Dramatic 4. Cap and Gown Committee. I Will Remember-M. Y. F. group, Miss Gustafsoifs jokes. THOMAS J. KNAPP Jinx , Tom Activities-Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 3. 4- Ambition-To see Witt graduate, return to Detroit. L CHARLES L. KNAUER I Chuck , Kunka' Activities-Football 2, 3. Track .l-. 2. 3. Science Club 4, Comwolei 1, Senior Class Treasurer, N.H.S. I Will Remember-Nan, the night Holden jumped out the window, February 9. PAUL KNEPP U Bo-Bo , Bubble Dancer Activities-Football 2, Hi-Y 3, 4. Preferences-nThe Plymouth, Head, The farm, flicking- assemblis. i . gf si 1 QS Sv 'Q fi' HAZEN G. KNIFFIN, Jr. , ml-od-.I mroad.. Arnhition-fTo hire Crank in my Siberian Salt Mine at 14 cents a week. KATHLEEN KNOPP Kathy , K , Duckfeet , Ma Activities-Commercial Club 4, News- letter 3. Preferences-Bob. Locker 163, Mille, Pat and Jimmie. LEONARD KOPELSON Lenny Activities-Baseball 1. Agifiition-To remain a bachelor until I'm SELMA KOPLIN Activities-Comwolei 4, Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3. Spanish Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Choir 3. Will Remember-Estelle taking the gang out to Swenson's. EUGENE H. KRUG Gene , Gurk Activities-Baseball 3, 4, Comwolei 1. Science 4, Ring and Pin Committee, National Honor Society. Pre-ferencesTSports, milk shakes, Mr. Weiss. MARCIA KUHLKE Marsh , Lou ActivitiesfSpanish Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Dramatics Club 3. Secretary 3. Y-Teens 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Ring Committee 4. Preferenresfiklan. Dew Drop Inn I, King Cale Trio. IRENE LABRIOLA Blackie Activities-Band first year, newsletter third year. Will Remember-Leona, Dorothy, News- letter class. ROBERT LAPOINTE Gus Ambition-Run on the Republican ticket against Claghorn. X BARBARA LEATHERMAN ' - Barby , Tuffy Activities-Comwolei 1, Y-Teens 3, Talon Staff 3. 4, Dramatic Club 3, Class Day Committee, National Honor Society 4. Usually Seen-In the Ford or the Model A, with.Bidhad, slinging hash. 1 10 DON LEATHERMAN Activities Swimminil loam 2, Cl, fl, Na- tional Honor Society, ltim: Cr-mniittce 4. Ambition --To paint all thc houses Martin builds on thc moon. THOMAS LEHNER Tom , Tommy ActivitiesfTrack 4. Cross country 3, 4, Hi-Y. Ambition-f-Tn nlnv Art in a league series of the N. M. A. CORALIE LEWIS CorkY Activities-Y-Teen 1, 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 4, Glee club 3, Comwolei 1, 2. 3. Preferences-Dew Drop Inn II, Our Halo, We 3. CAROL ANNE MAHAN Activities-Spanish club 3, Cabinet 4, Glee club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Ring committee, Talon 3. Majorette 2, 3. Preferences-4Elmer, Mickey, Nat, S. T.. Bridge Club. JAMES MAIR I A N Peachy , Jim , Wee Jimmie Activitiess-Track 2, 3, Golf 4. 5PHniSll club 3, 4. AmbitionfOwn a jewelry store, let John beat me In golf. VIDA MARANVILLE Manville Activities-Spanish club 2, Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4, Science club 4. Comwolel 1. 2. 3. Ambition-Find out who's going to open the door, Brow up. JACK F. MARQUARDT Pierre Activities-Track 1, 2, 3. Cross country 3. 4. Graduation committee. P1'eferences4Sleeping, Hawkins Speedway. Clearwater. JANET MARK Pan . Beauregard Activities-Girl Reserves 3. 4. SDHYll5h club 3, 4. Science club 4. I AmbitionfRide an elephant with a ralah and to break the bank at Monte Carlo. JOHN C. IJIARTIN Jack , lVI8rtin Activities-Swimming 2, 3. 4.2 Track 3. .41 Talon staff 31 sports editor -li SENIOR' Griffin. K ' 1 by , 341 E s s so -.,..,-W-,ww .JW-sw l N my 4 5 ' :xii 'ie : , mi , l . ' . ic-, .J 1 ' . . , Y V? . , ,, N . l.,,,,ffl. 5? ,. .- r - 1 ' .mfg , ...- 'Q A . ii., 1 in BOB MARTIN Activities-Hi-Y 3. 4, Will Remember+One semester of Coach Appleby's gym class. RITA MAY May Activities-Cheerleader 4, Booster club 3, 4. Jr. Comwolei 2. Sen. Comwolei 3, 4, Science club 4. Sen. Griffin 4. Spanish club 3, 4, Librarian 4. Jr. and Sen. Glec club 2, 3, 4. Will Remember-O. S. U., typing class, Marian. 7 JOSEPHINE McCLELLAND Joey ActivitiesfGirl Reserves 2, 3, Comwolei 2. Will Remember-The ride to Chippewa, UN 0021, Tommy, O. S, U. MARILYN McCREARY Trish , Minnie' Activities--Y-Teen 1, 2. 3, 4. Comwolei l. 2, 3. Latin club 3, President 4, Science club 4. Party committee 4. Preferences-Dave, the kids, summer. people. ALFRED JOHN McGINNESS. JR. Activities--Comwolei 1, Science club 4. Will Remember-B. H. S., our automobiles, the West. PATRICIA ANN MCRAE Pat , Shorty Ambition-Be an old maid and run a bachelor's home with E, W. and D. B. JOANNE McTAGG-ART Jo Activities4Comwolei 1, 2, 3, -i., Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Latn club 3. Science club 4, Senior party committee. National Honor Society. Preferences-Boots. Forest Lodge. loafing. M. A. C. JAMES MERCER Big Jim, Jim Activitiesflrootball 2, 3, 4. Science club 4. Comwolei 2, Prom and Banquet com- mittee chairman, Senior Griffin, Na- tional Honor Society. Prefe1'ences4Fran. the blue Chevy, Hus- ton's benefit bridge. DOROTHY MILLER Diner ActivitiesfComwolei l, 2, 3, '4. Y-Teens I., 3, 4. Science club 4, N.H.S. Ambition-See Notre Dame trounce Army. ,. . X TW'm SM l 4 1 I . 4-no -J 3 Q v5 jf, f x ,Q QTAWN I fx Q5 51 1 Q fo GLENN ROBERT MOORE Bob Activities-Spanish club 4, Science club 4. Will Remember-How I met Pink. the Mercury, Pinky. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Pat Activities-Comwolei 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 3, 4. Science club 4, Talon 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 2, N.H.S., Picnic committee. Will Remember-Selling sweaters in the bargain basement, Moo, Tim, Anne. MILDRED ELLEN MUSICK Mickey , Michael Activities4Y-Teen I, 3, Cabinet 2, 4, Science club, Comwolei 3, Spanish club 3, Chairman of Class Color Committee, Talon 3, National Honor Society. Preference-Dick, Carol, the Boss, Nat, Archie, S. T. DEAN MYERS ' Bulb Activities-Comwolei I, 2, Basketball I. Preferences-Marilyn. new cars, steaks, M, J. F., French fries. ' SHIRLEY FAYE MYERS Shirl , Fleabrain Activities-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Comwolei 1. 2, 3, 4, Glee club 3, 4, Spanish club 3, 4, Dramatic club 3, 4, Latin club 3, Science club 4, National Honor Society. Ambition-Be a concert pianist with long finger nails. PATRICIA ANN NELANDER Pat , Blondie .Activities-Girl Reserve I, Comwolei I. Preferences-Locker 423, gardenias, Jim- my, E. L. A., Delores. CARL NELSON Activities-Glee club, Cross country. Will Remember-School days, Warren High's muddy cross country track. KARL NEUWIRTH Activities-Science club 4. Preferences-'I'ippy's, Cleveland, Radio, The Boys. PEARL NIESS 'I'outie Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Ring and Pin committee. Ambition-To be around when the band opens at the Palladium. Preferences--Dave, Rhythm Rascals, H. H... Inc., the girls, r--vi-9 - - - ' 0' .,,. . l 'FV T x A fifeg ff 4 l 14 ' Pl.. SQ 1 A 1 cu, fs, hw, L'-. VICTOR ODEH Vic , VcD Activities-aJr. Comwolei IA, 2, Freshman Glee club IA, Sr. Glee club, 2, 3, 4. Dramatic club 3, 4, Librarian SBA, 4. Science club 4. Preferences-DeMolay-Rainbow, B. S. A., Bob, Living. BILL OLIN William Activitiese-Baseball 2. Ambition-Be the first human KY! to get to the moon. DOLORES OLIVER Georgia , Bunny , Dee Preferences-Ted, Rosie, T. P. L., 3:00 a. m., the ledges. BAJBARA ANN ORMEROID Barb , Bains , Blondie Preferences-I-Iamburgs at Swenson's in The Pontiac, roses, piano. IDA ORTOLANO Activities-Commercial club 3, 4. Ambition-Become a private secretary and sit on the boss's lap, PATSY PACE Pat Activities Booster comm. Music club 4. Preferences--Classical music, modern pro- gressive music, Debussy, Stan Kenton, music. RICHARD PAIGE Dick , Big Paige Activities-Swimming 3, 4, Golf 3, ,4, Science club 4. Picnic committee. Ambition-Move to California and win a national golf t.tle. ROBERT PAIGE Gumbo , Little Paige AmbitionfGet married and raise a foot- ball team of my own. Win the golf championship from Pfhal. PATRICIA ANN PALMER --Pac Activities--Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Comwolei 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Commercial club 3. Preferences-Gang, Bob, Ink Spots, last summer, M. M., D. D. A.. .V ixbx' ia s,, 'Ta +1 X 1- 'Q' ' 5. 5 SL. , , ' .A- J- S as Y ' r 2 as . l l . R , 4 . t 1 , N 6 g . YF Q -715' ' ut' li . A 1 f ,' - l -f ' x 1 AGNES PARK Augie , Senza Activities--Y-Teen 1, 2, 34, 4, Comwolei 1, 2. 3, 4, Dramatic clulx ii, 4, Pres. 4. Science club 4, Glee club l, il, 3, 4, Hoos- ter comm. 4, N.H.S., Talon 4, Rim: anfl Pin comm. AmbitionfTo paper the dining room with C5 cent sales tax stamps, say 220 right. ANNE MARIE PATSY Pat , Spider Activities--Girl Reserves BA, Comwolei 1, .3 4. Vice-Pres 4, N.H.S., Science club 4, Spanish 3, 4, Talon 1, 2, 4, Feature Elitor -l, Booster committee 4. PreferencesfDrag 'On Inn, Pat and Rose- mary, Burl Ives, Bananas, the bunch. HOWARD PEARCI-I Howie ActivitiesfScience club 4. Ambition-To move to California and take the golf championship from Paige. RONALD LAWRENCE PENNER Sport Activities--Comwolei 1, Track 2, 3. Span- ish club 3, 4, Gfee club 1, 2, 3, 4. Marching band 2. 3. 4, Baccalaureate committee 4. Usually Seen-A. J. C,, with the fellas, H, B., Swenson's, A. C. WILLIAM RAY PETERSON Pete , Murrie , GJldQe Activities-Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3. Ambition-Run a gambling casino with Richards, Barker, and Firestone as bouncers. FRANK PFAHL Smash It Hank Fall ActEvitiesfComwolei 1, 2, Science club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Prom and Banquet committee. AmbitionwSell furnaces, win the golf championship from Pearcu. ESTELLE POLEVOI Little Egypt Activities-Graduation committee 4, Na- tional Society 4, Pres., Comwolei 1, 2. 3, 4, Science club 4, Commercial club 3, Latin club 3, 4. Talon 4, Y-Teen 4, Treasury group. Ambitionflvlanage a combined scientific dating and matrimonial bureau. JAMES STEWART POLSHEK Activities--Comwolei 1, Latin club 2, Science club 4, Track 2, 4, Booster committee 4, Chairman of Usher com- mittee. Ambition-Get a little woman some day and settle in Florida. ROBERT J. PORTER Bob , Jackson , Henry Van Activities-Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 4, Science club 4. Sr. Cap and Gown com- mittee, Chairman, Talon sports writer 4. Usually Seen-Weitzel's Pool Arena, in Nick's Buick, with J. R. S. an , , X X X We X L . G Xie - ' Xl' 1 ' i ' JR l . . ,lgzZ.,.XL,1 W ii' 1 L . 1 ft g 7225 if ii ,if W ,,, ,Y K, 'uf -Bea :PH ,.. -t'7 v' pf, ,I 3 '35 lik, . 1 E -, bs .L , ! , i y xg , 5 ' L. Q 1 P 1 BARBARA PRIC-E Barb Activities-At Norton. Student Council 1. Girl Reserves 2, Secretary 2, Booster club 1, 2, at Buchtel, Spanish club 3. Announcement committee, Science club 4, Secretary 4, Comwolei 4, National Honor Society 4. Ambition- Graduate from Houghton Col- lege. RICHARD ALFRED PRIFTI Max , Rich , Dick Activities-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Inter-High orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Science club pres. 4. Booster club 4. Usually seen Masonic Temple, school after 12:00, never at home. Enjoying myself. Prefe-rencesfMy family, the mob. JANET PULUER Dabby Preferences--The gang, Max, D. D. the Model-T. I RICHARD J. RANSWEILER Dick Will Remember-Joyce, first date, John, White Pond, Senior Year, Joyce. RUTH RAUCH Activities-Commercial club 3, National I-Ivnor Society. Ambition--Travel, be St. Peter's secretary qthink of the secrets you would learnl. DORIS COLLEEN REDMOND Cuddles Activities--Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen 4, Comwolei I. 2. 3, 4, Spanish club 3, 4, Science club 4, Theater committee. Ambition-Be a million-heiress, more dates with Tom, find a man. STAN REGAL Activities--Junior, Senior Glee club. Ambition-Go to college, or play football. BILL RHODENBAUGH Activitiesf-Cross country 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Treas. Spanish Club 3, Science club 4. Will Remember-Helen, Mom and Dad. swinging trays at Swenson's, UN 5091. HERMAN ROCKEFELLER I-Ierky , Rocky , Harm Activities-Baseball I-2, basketball 1-2, tennis 3-4. it ., 'E wrt , x 14 W' , 5 I M . ,H H 7.1 X H. it JD 1 X df f ,1- 36 f . if 5 L3 ..si,.':.t 'asv i fi' I w , X il 'S vie SHIRLEY ROGERS Shoosh , Shorty Activities-Comwolei 1, Girl Reserves 2, 3. Preferences-My family, Bidhad, L. R., J. B.. The Ford. RICHARD JOHN ROIVIWEBER, JR. Windy Activities--Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition-Live in Alaska and sell ice boxes. to live off the fat of the land. MARIAN ELAINE ROSSEN Activities-Comwolei 1, 2, 4, Glee club, Spanish club 3, Science club 4, Talon. Sr. Griffin. Ambition-Attend college, travel, to have my wish come true. DAVE ROTH ' Will Remember-Hamburgs, golf, C. A. B,, Plymouths. , WANDA JUNE ROWE Ambition4Always be haDDY and secure my partner for life. GLORIA RYAN Activities-Y-Tenn 1, 3, Comwolei 1, Span- ish club 3, Cap and Gown committee. Will Remember-''Drag-on-Inn, Marianne, Jean, gintling, bridge, the blue Chrysler. LOIS ANN RYDER. Activities-Y-'Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Talon 1. 4, N.H.S., Comwolei 1, 2, 3, Science club 4. Ambition-Know 2000 people by name, let out a scream in Appleby's study hall. ELAINE SABETAY Sub , Punkie Preferences-Peope, food, White Pond, -0. S. U., photo studio. Arguments with Louie. ME LVIN D. SACKS Activities-Comwolei 1, 2, Spanish club 3, Science club 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, Banquet committee. Preferences-'46 Buicks, C. A. B. stage, the Chevy, bridge, golf. l 1 i r i 1 If i . I , . -412 x ,. , A fame-Q !. E NAOMI RUTH SACKS Nonnie , Suck Activities-Y-Teen 1. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Comwolei 1. 2. Glee club 3, 4, Dramatic 3, Science 4, Booster comm. 3, 4, Class day comm., N.H.S., Sr. Griffin. Ambition-Bring back vaudeville, see an imcensored Talon, campaign for H. Wal- ace. WILLIAM SCHETTER Bill ActivItiesfSpanish Club 3, Science Club 4, Tr:-ck 2-3. Will Remember-H. B., Puffies, Jazz. Quar- tet, the boys. MARIANNE SCHLUETER Activities-Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, Glee club 2. Spanish club 3. Will Remember-Dick, O. S. U., my frat pin, bridge. ERIKA SCHMID Rickie Activities-Commercial club, Y-Teen. Preferences-Herbie, Mrs. Hudson, my family, Andy Russell. ROBERT D. SCI-IMIDT Bob Activities-Hi-Y. Football 1, Track 1. Prgfelx-ienges-lVIr. Biondo, Route 8. Mary DAVID THOMAS SCHMITZ Dave , Smitty Will Remember-Miss Mooney, West Rich- field, Nan, the fellows. mare, 7:30 a. m., CharIie. A JERRY SCHNEIDERMAN Activities-Science club 4, Baseball 3. Ambition-Retire at 25, own 3 Cadillac convertibles. LOIS SCHNITZLER L. S Activities-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Spanish club 1, 2, Science club. Will Remember--M. D.'s Oldsmobile, Jim- my, Fairlawn Drug Store, B. H. JOSEPH. P. SCI-IOCK Joe , Glamour Boy Activities-Glee club 1, Football 1, Base- ball 1, Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4, Science club 3, 4. Will Remember - Nancy, SWenson's Kitchen, Jinxer, Formals. Ji P... Q - . .?. . vu. .. -q.,,,,, W i 5 ' x fi,-'53 W- f ,..., '3- R 1-Q 7 5 V 5 1 X A , Q3 .ln ,li , 1 5 . W ' Al ' NANCY ANN SCHULTZ ' Fanny , Speed , Stuff Activities--Y-Teens l, 2. 55, Comnwrcinl club 3, 4. Science club 4. Will Remember --Mr. Maxwell's class, Ida, Mr. Howard, David. MARILY SFHWAB Activities -Girl Reserves 2, 3, -1, Spanish Club Il, Science 1-lub 4, Booster commit- tee 3. 4. Cheerleading 2, 4. Will Remember---B. H. S. Lakeside, Larry, Jean, Lois, Cheerleading. ILEANE SHARPE Sharpcie , Billie Activitiew---Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Commer- cial club 3. Will RememberfA'0-But I Do, Ink Spots, my grandmother, nephew and niece. JANE SHAW 'Xctivities--Commercial club. Will Remember-Swimming. Al Jolson, Lois, skating, Betty, Dave, movies. LOIS FAY SHAYV Loie , Shaw VVill Remember--Cliff, Cleveland. Ham- burgs, Judy, a guy named Cliff. LEILA SHEFF Sheff Activities-Comwolei 1. Will Remember--Lenny, weekends, ham- burgs, Edna, sundaes. RICHARD G. SHELDON Dick , Whitey Activities--Football 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4, Science club 3, Comwolei 2, Secre- tary of senior class. Ambition-Go to Mitawanga in summer and Florida in winter. MARILYN SHOLITON ActivitiesfComwolei 3, 4. Science club 4, Library 4, National Honor Society, VVill Remember-Ann, Miss Riedinger. Mr. Reeves, Mr. Weir, lab with Nonnie. BOB SHUTT Monster , Playboy ActivitiesfTrack 1. 2. 3, 4. Football 3. 4. Will Remember-Sabo, 440, the Beach, Baker. Neuey. 4 f. in., -V ' ..-Sm 'L is-.si X ii ie GW X 1 t 32' z ' W a- me E A , ,ft ' xx x ' N me -T 5. v- ROBERT L. SIDDOALL -'Louis' Activitiesgl-Ii-Y, 4, Latin club 4. Photog- raphy committee. Will Remember .---Pete's poker hand, play- ing basketball at R. T.'s. Herby, Earl. DOROTHY ANN SIMON Dottie , Babe Activities-Spanish Club 3, Jr. Glee Club. Sr. Glee club 3, 4. Will Remember---'37 Chev's. Miss Gustaf- son, Frank, Forest lodge. ROBERT SIMPSON Bob , Doc Activities--Hi-Y 4, Dramatic club 4. Science club 3, 4, Glee club 3, 4, Or- chestra 4, Inter-High 4, Band 4, Hall Guard 3, Rng and I-'in committee. Will Remember-Decorating for dances, Agnes, Woodland's Wolfish Women. DOROTHY CLAIRE SMITH Claire Activities-Y-'Tecn Il, 4, Scienze club 4. Dramatic club 3, Choir Ll, 23, Gace club ZZ, 3. Latin Club 2. Will Remember-fNancy, Pat, Myer's lake, Kent State, driving. MARJORIE SMITH Smitty , Marjie Activities-Girl Reserves 1, Commercial club 3. Will RememberffJucly. Don, hamburgs, swimming, Don. NANCY SMITH Smitl1ers Activities--Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- wolei 1, 2, 3, Dramatic club 4. Sec'y 4, Science club 4. Booster comm. 4, Glee club 2, 3, N.H.S. Will Remember Y Drag-On-Inn, Joe. Cabo, Aggie, Jean, Keg. ROBERT K. SMITH Smitty , Peasant Activities-Hi-Y 4, Track 3. 4, Spanish club 3, 4, Cross country 3, 4. Ambition-See the boys get married. travel, earn 555,000 a week. SALLY SMITH Gaim Activities-Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3, 4, Span- ish club 3, Comwolei 2, 8, Science club 4. Picnic committee. Will Remember-- Dew Drop Inn. White Pond, UN 0021, the gang. AUDREY SOLOMON Dimp!e3 Activities-Commercial club 3, Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, Party committee. Ambition-Become a nurse, get and hold Mrs. degree, l.ve a happy life. 15 ELEANOR SOMODY Eh Eh ActivitiesfGirl Reserves 1. 2, 3, Com- wolei 1. 2, Spanish 3, 4, Science 4. Baccalaureate committee. Will RememberfH. I-I. Inc., Jeanne, Fran, thc tin-lizzy, slumber parties. PEGGY ANNE SPROUSE AmbitiongMeet D. F. and fly to California. EU LEEN STOCKTON Activities---Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Com- wolei 2. Ambition--Get that ring on my finger, own a million dollar wardrobe. ETHEL EILEEN STOFER SquIrIey Activities-Y-Teen 1,'2, 3, 4. Cabinet 4, Comwolei 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 2, 3, 4, Science club 4, Dramatic club 3, Talon 2, 4, Booster committee 3, N.H.S. Ambition-Clerk in a dime store, will my fortune to a worthy cause. MARILYN RUTH STOUFFER Activities-Spanish club 3, 4, Comwolei 1, 2, 3. 4, Glee club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior class party com- mittee, National Honor Society. Will Remembereworking in Buchtel's li- brary and office, Stoneb.irner's 4th period. JEANNE STOVER Smoky , Stove Pipe , Stevie Activities--Glee club, 2nd year, Banquet committee. Will Remember- Sentimental Journey , Myer's Lake, Denny, the Sigel's. ELIZABETH ANN STREET Betty Ann , Rookie , Streeto , Sl Activities4Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4, Comwolei 1, 2, Sec. 2, Latin 3. Spanish 3, 4, Treas. 4, Science 4, Student council 1, 2, Activities committee 2, Sr. decorations committee chairman, N.H.S. Ambition-Be lst pitchfork from the bot- tom, sneeze-just once, get my fill of roller-coasters. LAWRENCE SUES Corky Ambition-Retire at twenty. NAN SUMNER ActivitiesfY-Teen 1, 2 sec., 3, 4, Comwolei 1, 2, 3, Student council 2,1 3, Treas. 4, Science 4 treas., Dramatic 3, 4, N.H.S.,' Chairman of photography committee. Will Remember-Chuck, Miss Mooney, a certain 80, Feb. 9th, Red monster II. I i . lv. l i 2 W 'ix' 1. xl,- i I w tf. 'cfm' 1 2 A L I 1 4 I i 5 Aw.. , BOB SUTHERLAND Sud Ambition--Do something right. ARLENE SWANSON SDOok Activities-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Comwolei 1, 2, Science 4, Spanish 3. 4, Glee club 1. 2, 3. 4, Pres. 4, Chairman picnic committee 4. Talon 4. Will Remember-Dew Drop Inn, smiles and people, we three. JUNE RENEE SWING ..Red,.. ..Tol,chy..' ..F:fty.. Act'vitiesfY-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, cabinet. Comwolei I, 2, Science 4, Spanish 3, 4 cabinet, Dramatic 3, 4 vice president. Booster 4, Talon 3, 4, Senior party com- mittee. Ambitionffiet rid of my temper, be a dramatic teacher, go in business with Helen. LES TER TARR Les Act1v'ties-Track 2, Golf 3, Latin club 3, Science club 4. National Honor So- ciety 4. Ambition-To be successful to put the make on a - - - million bucks. NANCY WENTWORTH TAYLOR Activities-Glee Club 4, Science Club 4, Comwolei 4, Color and Emblem Com- mittee. AmbitionAVisit Hawaii, South Africa, and England. ' PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR Pat Ambition-To go down the escalator that is coming up. ROGER TAYLOR Walker , Roy II Activities-Tennis 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Party Com- mittee. Always Remember-May 30, 1946: The hours spent in the Physics class. ALICE JOAN, TEEPLE Al , Jo Activities-Comwolei 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Glee Club 3, Library Assistant I, Talon 2. 1 Preferences-f!Don , gang, Pat, last sum- mer, waffles. ANN rnarcusn Activities-Girl Reserves 2-3, Spanish 2-3, Glee Club 2-3. Will Remember--Jack, Suzie-Q, Jack, milkshakes, Jack. i W 4 y , f 4 f W z 1 l X A 3 1 4 ' . 2 'X 5 i A 4 l 1 1 DOROTHY D. THOMAS Dot Activities-+Y-Teen 1-3, Commercial Club 3. Ambition--Have a convertible of my own and make Wayne always happy. RICHARD THOMAS Dick Ambition- -To own a 49 Cadillac conver- tible: to own Pops cafe at Mitti- wanger. JUDY THOMASSON Jute Activities-Comwolei 1-2, Y-Teen 3, Talon 3. Preferences-My family, Charlie, Bidhad, the Dodge. LOIS THOMPSON ActivitiesAGirl Reserves 1-2-3, Comwolei 3, Library Assistant 4. Preferences-My sister. Pat, big rings, my family, Eddy Howard. SARA THOMPSON Activities-Treasury 3-4. Ambition--To go back to Wickliffe. Will Always Remember-My first horrid day at Buchtel. RICHARD TILTON Dick Comwolei 3-4, NORMAN S. TRESSER Norm Activities-Science Club 4, Dramatica 4, Tennis 4. Ambition-Become a surgeon at 23 and retire at 25. JOHN VAN ANTWERP PM Short Burp , Biz John , Jack Activities-Theater committee. Ambition-To beat Mair in a game of golf, be a bachelor and have three wives, take a flash-bulb camera on a hayride. Preferences-My kids, food, women, Mair, good, the terminal, women, and more ood. BETTY JANE VAUGHN Stinky Activities-Photograph Committee. Preferences-Dancing. Myers Lake, Swen- -son's, Joey, Doris, Betty and Marilyn. W ' f V' sf , . Q 4' -'L -is 1 :V -L 'fxazig-in W 'ff - . vii' ... v-.uve Ikfa ' Ni' Vg' A ,www V '-Ji, I gg- ,'S 5 il .3 .IF -' 9' .rr , fu if . .A he , if 6 2, JOAN ALDEN VERNOTZY ,KV Vex-not , Jo Activities-Y-Teen 1, Cabinet 2-4, Treas- urer 3, Cheerleader 2-3, Head Cheer- leader 4, Booster Comm. 3, Ch. 4, Com- wolei 2, Science 4, Spanish 3, Activity Committee 4, Class Day Committee Ch.-1, Talon 3. Will Remember- Drag On Inn , Uncle Howie, Fredie Weber, Lucigard. PATRICIA VINYARD Pat Activities-Girl Reserves 1-2-3--1, Comwolei 1-2, Glee Club 2, Science Club 4, Ban- quet Committee, National Honor Society. Preferences-Ambulances, Bidhad, Coach Porosky's suit. LEROY VON GUNTEN Lee , Kilroy Usually Seen-In conference at V.G.I. Prefei-encesAThe Shermans, Jo, 1-ionin' Harry Hanson. MILDRED WALKER Millie Activities-Glee Club 1, Comwolei 2, Girl Reserves 2, Commercial Club 3. Ambition-Weigh 115 pounds, get M-R-S- degree and settle down. JAMES L. WALTER Kewpee Activities-Comwolei 1-2, Booster Com- mittee 4, Science Club 4, Class Day Committee 4, baseball 2-3. Ambition-To find a fool-proof method of flicking and to go into business with Nick-Gurk. EDWARD WALTZ Ed , Waldo ActivitiesfScience Club 4. Ambition-To learn to fly airplane, Be without my glasses just once. JAMES RICHARD WEBNER Jim , Web AmbitionfOwn an advertising agency and draw some of these bathing beauty ads. LARRY WEISS Actnuties-Band 1, Drum Major 2-3-4, orchestra 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Com- wolei 1, National Honor Society, Chair- .man Commencement Comittee, Inter-Hi 'Pianist 3-'4, Inter-Hi Drum Major 3-4. Preferences--Marily, Rhythm Rascals, Lakeside, Bumble Boogie . ARTHUR G. WEITZEL JR. Art Activities-Track 1-2-3-4, football 3-4. Ambition-Go into business for myself and be president of N.M.A. 5 , . f Q ag l' 2594 a 'ii Bw 1 'Q an-K w W . ,. - 3-H. -eq. - A ,lynn . , Q. MARY ALICE WELLER UM. A. . Gabby , Blondie , Maw Activities-Y-Teen 3-4, library helper 2- 3-4, Talon 4, Senior Griffin advertising manager. Cap and Gown Committee. AmbitionfPlay the trombone like T. D. Thank Mr. Switzer. DOLORES JEAN WELLS Pinky , The Other Half Activities-Glee Club 2-3-BQ, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Dramatic Club 3-55, Comwolei 1- 2-3, library 3, Color Committee. Will Always Remember-How I met Bob. my first orchid, Bob. GEORGE WETZEL Buw Ambition-To retire at 35 with enough money to live comfortably and to get married. MIRIAM LOUISE WETZEL Skipper , Skinny ActivitiesfGirl Reserves 1-2-3, Comwolei 1-2, Spanish 3-4, Science 4. Preferencesf''Jimmy , 3:00 A.M. Febru- ary 15, the Chevy, For SentImental Reasons . PHYLLIS ELAINE WEYGANDT Phyl , Fi Fi Activities-Science Club 4, Rirl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Comwolei 1-2. AmbitionAProve to myself I can stay young and grow old at the same time. DAVID A. WIEDIE - Wedi Ac1.ivitiesfScience' Club, football 2-3-4, basketball 3, baseball 2-3-4, Comwolei 1- 2, pres: track 1. Ambition-Hitch-hike to California with Poofka. BETTY ANN WINTER Butch Activities-Comwolei 1, Commercial Club 4, Decoration Committee. Preferences-Forest Lodge, the girls, White Pond, Mr. Hoi-ton's jokes. RITA WOLMAN Tondelea Activities-Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Comwolei 1-2- 3-4. Spanish Club 3-4, Science Club 4, Color and Emblem. Ambition-Weigh 100 lbs., hit a home run. MARY ELIZABETH WOODLING Dub Activities-Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Comwo- lei, Dramatic Club 3-4, President 3, Science Club 4, National Honor society 4, Class Day. Committee 4. Ambition-To see Bob graduate. ' ',7'Ss 4' N Ei if Q52 .. - I l f Q. - V i I GERALDINE WYANT Gerry , Cricket Kc-tivities-'Girl Reserves 3-4. Science Club 4, Dranmtic Club 4. Spanish Club 4. Auihitionfljve to be 100 years old and survive chemistry lab. RAE YELVERTON AXctivitiesf'1'-Teen 1-2-3-4, Comwolei 1-2. Science Club 4. 'Kmbition --To heat Bob in pick up race. l rcferencesiBob, Bidhad, Bevvy, orchids. PAUL ZELENKA Sonny , Zink Activities4Football 'Z-3-4. AmhitionfTo get more money than Musk and Chick. EVERETT JAMES BACON Jim , or Eggs or Bacon Ambition-To find out why teachers al- ways give me bad grades. Is it my fault I always lost my home work? Preferences4Music, Cadillacs lthat's a joke tool, Mrs. Stoneburner. Kilroy, music theory. Activities-Hi-Y, Science club. BERTRAM J. BISHOP Bert Usually Seen--Tessie's. B.H.S., with the boys, Sam's. the Olds , working, riding, Y, anywhere. Preferences-Hi-Y, women, Miss Gustaf- son, Mr. Biondo, Mr. Schaller, no home work, to make a billion when I'm 25, mother, sweets. Activities-Hi-Y, Spanish club. LEONARD A. FRANKLIN 1 .SZ . am QI Ll y 18 T 4 r l Y I I I l l OLGA Koss --nimpiesc Activities-Girl Reserves 4, Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Will Rememherf-Glenn W., Buchtel. the good times. GERALD WAYNE SEBRING Jerry , Nose , Joker Activities-Hi-Y, Track 3, Booster com- mittee 4, Science club 4, Dramatic club 3. Senior class day committee. Preferences-The boys, Mr. Reeves. women, Swen3on's. WANDA HURLEY W ur C4445 Zgifgzl W fix i'?ypQ .L, Nr' , V 1 if tfgys tag K ESTELLE RFILENE f Q,4 23, Vg? j BA BADEA 1 'N . Estelle Polevoi Anne Guth Most likely to Succeed Best liked Most friendly Arlene Swanson Betty Vaughn Ioan Vernatzy Barbara Price Anne Patsy Ioan Vernotzy Helen Dossett 'Ioanne Davis. 'Marilyn lVlcCr Eleanor Forte Nlarilyri fisher Rae Yelverton Best looking Best Sport Most Serious Best Sense of Humor Peppiest Most Gullible Best Dressed Marilyn Fisher Most Bashtul eary, Sally Smith Best Dancer Best Line Bill Holden lim Beverly Dick Priiti lim Mercer Iim Beverly Bob Huston Gary Griliith Dick Priiti Victor Odeh lim Polshek Dick Paige Dick Prifti Dick Sheldon, Ierry Sebring' Most Tempercxmentcrl Most Tclkative Bob Hartenstein Marianne Nix ' Den Jtes tie in vote Duane Isham ,,,.-. 3,5 hs 5 JEAN NE ...- kt 'ii , f But X ' 1, s. GARY 4:-s H so UT if t WE? H ood ANNE P W' 1' SA 'KJ' 1. -4 41,1 4 ANQR fm it 'DR UFWV vent. oe Ib MERCER N X 'fi NW gy POLSHEQ wwe buANE -'FERX D ,tiri s Wleef our rincilaagt, .gpaonfiom . A n n o A n A 4 Q , M' f f4? it 'T '7 ' ' ' , r WM? l 4 . . , A ' f Q- jf When we leave Buchtel for parts unknown, we take with us memories of good times and also of hard work, of kids and of teachers. Three of these memories will be Mr. Oscar Schneyer, principal, and Mr. Fred Weber and Miss Beatrice Rentschler, assistant principals. Oh yes, they ba-wled us out a few times for flicking assemblies and getting here at eight o'clock instead of seven-thirty, but we also got to know them ,as three wonderful people. None ot us will forget the concertos that Mr. Schneyer played for us at announcement time, or the way Mr. Weber leaped on the stage at assemblies, or Miss Rentschler and her hankie. Three other memories that we will take with us are those of Miss Bertha Maier, Miss Florence Woddell, and Miss Lucile Gustafson. our class sponsors. Not only did they bear history and English into our thick heads, but they gave up their spare time to advising senior committees, chaperoning social events, and planning our graduation exercises. All in all, there are no words which can express our ap- preciation to our principals and sponsors who made high school more profitable and more worthwhile. Then, ot course. we will never forget the school itself, Iohn lf. fluchtel High School, whose familiar halls we have trod for four years, We are proud of our school. We are proud of its sports program, one of the widest offered in the city. We are proud of the championships in basketball, swimming, and golf, that we won during our stay here twe leave the foot- ball championship to be won by future generations? We are proud of Buchtel's scholastic record. one which never fails to bring home honors in the Senior Scholastic and Kent Dis- tric examinations. We are proud of the Buchtel Talon, the band, the orchestra, the Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Comwolei, Science Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, and the glee clubs. We-are proud of the Student Council, the democratic organization that rules our school. We are proud of the prin- cipals and the faculty, who made our stay in high school something to remember. We are proud of Buchtel's tradi- tions: the Turkey Day race, the Faculty-Varsity games. the May Queen and Homecoming Queen, and King B. Yes, we are proud of Buchtel. The school itself is not even finished structurally, but already, the youngest school in the city, the under-dog, it is a school to be reckoned with. and we will never forget the four years we spent within its portals. . X7 5 . 20 QQ 5 'mx ,gig wx tg, 1 'X' vfe 491 L ' ,-192 F ,gg . Si Q., Ss . . div Y ,- A ,v , 55 ly. 7' ii .tg 4,4-15 W' 1132 fgfn 2 1x?Lf: 1' ',' X.: ul' Callazif W all lzffalflellf . Though April showers may bring May ilowers, Iune brings presents and gifts to those who are leaving behind their high school days. Therelore, we, the graduating class of Iune 1947. leave to those remaining in Buchtel High, more treasured things than our television radios, '48 convertibles and radar sets. Estelle Polevoi wills her l.Q. to Sherry Debrow and her bad reputation in the library to Ioanne Patterson, while Bill Rodenbaugh sadly leaves memories of Miss Sexauer to anyone who can keep her happy. Helen Dossett departs with lengthened hair. leaving be- hind, her ieatherbob to anyone who can wear it as nicely as she. To Tommy, her younger brother, Marrianne Schleuter be- queaths her gym suit. Martha Minck will carry on with ireckles willed by Dorothy Feir. To uphold Buchtel's tradition ol true beauty, Ann Dante wills her natural curly hair to Lauralee Shea while Lois Ann Ryder wills herheight to Doris Maclntyre. Phil Ferdinand wills his physical resemblance to Dick Bryant. Iean Enderlein tried desperately to give her legs to the piano but they wouldn't have them, so Mary Cattran be- grudgingly accepts them. Though she takes the memory with her, Ieanne Davis leaves the fun she had in journalism class to Alice Theis. while Betty Vaughn leaves the memory and the bad grades. period. With a spirit oi good will, Bob Simpson wills Aggie's empty locker to Don Ruthenberg. Along the same line, big-hearted Dolores Armittage leaves Clyde Frampton to whoever can get him. Edna Katz wills her passion for Mr. Reeves to Anna Mae Leeper while her better-hall, Edith, parts with her tiny shoes so that Roslyn may have them for her big toe. Fran Haramis wills her gold pin to Cheryl Miller in hopes that she can keep it. And with an added twist, lack Eisenhart leaves Chuck Viering his tive-year pin, hoping that he gets rid of it as soon as possible. t . 4 o Chuck Knauer leaves his teapot to Nancy Hewett but takes Nan Summer with him. Melvin Sacks wills his empty seat in the library to Iackie Rauh, who could usef two of them better. Keeping a little for himself, Bill Allison leaves his love lite to anyone who can handle it. More specifically designated, lack Carson wills his line to the best qualified freshie. Note: Is there any? Signed. Anne Colley. Martha Ieanne Hartnell and Maureen Griffin leave their locker to some unsuspecting freshie, who might do well by inheriting some oi Martha's and Maureen's innocent sweet- ness. too. Larry Haberrnan wills his parking space to Larry Berzon. However, it might be appreciated by Mr. Reeves. You see. Uncle Howard is left with Doreen Kearschner's horse. Spook Swanson's nickname ghost to anyone whoooo can live up to it. tMother, get me my derby!I'm really blowing my top tonightll, Barb Boyers leaves her position Csecond from the lett, front rowl and Mike. who is now writing a book, to Leona Wind. To all the girls: Anne Thatcher Know Anne Thomas-Moorel leaves all her secrets oi married life . . . well. maybe not all! Leila Scheft leaves all her iront seats gladly. In hopes that he will clean them nightly, lim Webner wills his teeth to Tom Owens, while Victor Odeh, leaves his beautiful voice to Walt Howiler. Marilyn Fichter and Dean Myers will their hall strolls to Alice Theis and lim Ulrich. Ruth Iackson will be able to sit back and take it easy, for Pat Browne wills Ruth her numerous rides around town. Dave Hoover wills his red paint to Dick Volk: Barb Price. her seat in chemistry class to Ianet Ray . . . Maybe some 1. Q. to go with it, too. Dick Thomas wills his share at the Beach to Iohn Clay. Rosilyn Sholiton inherits Gloria laHe's qiit ot gab . . . cr worthy gilt, no less. Sally Smith leaves her sun tan to Marq'Von Gunten. fContinued on Page 373 ,-1 ML jak, f. DOL af 1957 Sorry, Ma'm, the bus is full. Next tour at 4:00. The sightseeing guide hopped into the bus and shouted. OK, Iean, let's get rolling. So Miss Ferriot stepped on the gas and the sightseers were finally on their tour of Buchtelberg, California. To your right is the residence of the Hartensteins, Bob and Rae, the former Miss Yelverton. On the opposite side is the home of Christine Hall, now Mrs. Dick Rossett. We are now approaching Peterson's Paladium where Boyd Barker occupies the position of head bouncer. The Paladium is now featuring Patsy Pace's orchestra with Reno Allesio at the drums and Nancy Smith at the piano playing her famous version of Deep Purple. Other acts include vocalist Olga Koss. Pat Nelandar and lohnny Coy, famous dancers, and Don The Voice Khoenle, doing a duet with Gloria Burnette. And here we see Sacks Cinema where Nonnie's Blackouts of '52 is breaking all records. You can hear Ioan Vernotzy singing her tiresome rendition of Mammy and see the world's most beautiful chorus girls: Gloria Ryan, Jean Ender- lein, Helen Dossett, Carol Boedicker, Ieanne Davis, Audrey Faulkner, Bette Davis, Marilyn Fisher. and Wanda Hurley. By the way, folks, if you happen to see some of our better citizens picking up sales tax stamps, it's just Agnes Park. Eleanor Forte, and Nan Sumner, who are still trying to paper their homes with sales tax stamps. Now if you'll stretch your neck to the right, you'll view the charming E1 Monera , run by Anne Guth, Rosemary Griffith. and Anne Patsy. Employed here is the famous palmist and hypnotist, Estelle Polevoi. What's this? Estelle is trying to cast a spell over Betty Vaughn because Betty knows too much. What do you say we stop in and find out what some ot our old friends are doing now? l see by my little crystal ball. says Estelle. that many Buchtelbergers are not satisfied with Buchtelberg. Fred Deiss is in Switzerland: Betty Lou Evans, in Chicago: Pat Taylor lives on a farm in Pennsylvania: Sara Thompson, in Wick- liftef' Between blushes, Estelle continues, Dick Baumgartner is a traveling salesman and Nancy Taylor is now in Hawaii. '-X. Mike Gazella is in a town called Akron, where he has taken over Mr. Cabell's job. Windy Romweber is selling ice-boxes in Alaska. From the look of things, business isn't so hot. The crystal is becoming dim, but I can still see Margie Galat, Leona Hippley, Erika Schmidt and Miriam Wetzel as suc- cessful secretaries. But the cream of the crop is Ruth Rauch, who appears as St. Peter's secretary. lncidentally, the tea shoppe was designed by Marily Schwab. Beverly Helper and Selma Kopkin are employed here as psychologists. Say, isn't that Mary Alice Weller Cshe's playing a trom- boneh and Wanda Rowe serving the socialites June Swing. Natalie Conrad and Ioanne Elwood? Looks like these three are making ready to go to the wrestling matches where Kast-Iron Kastner, better known as Ellen Kastner, is wrestling Crusher-Crutcher, who are under the training of Gary Griffith and Al Flickinger, respectively. The wrestlers perform their art to the strains of Tootie Neiss's newly organized combo. lf we hurry, we can catch the golf matches where Pat Murphy, Tom Chapman, Ianet Marr and Dick Paige are vying for top honors in the National Golf Tournament. which wis won last year by Iane Shaw. Howard Poarch and Fran': Pfahl are still trying. Famous in the field of golf as Caddies are Dick Ransweiler, Emerson Clark, and Eugene Krug. This is a common sight---it's Anne Colley, Marty Iones, Carol Mahan and Eleanor Somody hitch-hiking to Arabia to visit Marriane Iones. Maybe we should tell them there's an ocean. We are now approaching Millionaire Square, where you'll find the mansions ot Lois Schnitzler, Ierry Schneiderman, Dolores Oliver, lack lost, Dave Roth, Karl Neuwirth, and Dave Schmitz. The medieval castle in the middle belongs to Barbara Leatherman. lt's now being used as a prison, where Lois Gill will end her life of crime. They caught up with her when she was holding up Iim Mair's jewelry shop. Barbara Hood, Lois's cell mate, was taken in for illegitimate bootlegging. Ethel Stofer was punished for heading a com- IContinued on Page 373 . 4 ir Z, x - ,f ,n 1 Q .f4ffw:, ff Qswwvmggl Mi- 7 , X ' f' T 'L 'f i if V 'Wfffx N f wwwxQwQ54Q'f2 fi'1Q, v mMiif,msmiJQ' fzsm 3 5.3f,.if,,5,,5 ,ry , N yi - x V ky Q 53 - I 3 sw-I ff,gj3.hY,1sK,zL xfiwx . , 'E 2' f X J ,, .f Tsiij Q g l --v. ff: gms: -W--1. use . X 4.1 V ' V ' .nw-pw- D .. 1 zh. K s-ljfzj ,X 14 l , K X? M 1 ' 'f 1 Tvfflvfffggmzwv ww.,-ef' ?'.H 1W ' f QP. 3 3 104 TW M we N1 Z . . Q73 x W' 'X f Mr' wa f,fv:1s-f..- 1 , ' 1? we QV 455' NJN gli? , 'iil'iiliv Nw mf-wg rw, -4-qc as F f 1 UF a , 'iff jfffyifxxii 'M ---, ' -in ,. . A 2. . , , + U yy , , wb , Vx - 2- Q A 9 fZ ,5. gg, ' . . Lil. LM., ,U gif , mf. A f W , X . .H 4 ,fz X U 5587 1: .5-5, X2 ' xg: H- Nj Qs: . VL V Y ,X 1 .X M . .1 - .1 L x Y K 1 VMI' 1 . 1 -1 '- , wr ff l K A. Q' ,rms ' gn I. 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Other knights of the court were: seniors, Iim Beverly, Tom Chap- man, Vince Del Medico, and Phil Ferdinand: juniors, Dick Everhard and Bob Wilson: sophomores, Iohnny Bly and Bill Lilley: and freshmen, Iohnny Spiegel and Christy Sarvis. ay gourf omecoming gourf ' 1 Came May Day and we chose Frances Haramis to reign as our queen. Crowned by the 'fair Arlene Swanson, our lovely queen was attended by Marcia Kuhlke and Betty Vaughn. who acted as maids of honor. Other senior attendants were Marilyn McCreary and Mary Ann Thomas. The juniors, represented. by Charlotte Hakes and Iane Bridges, were followed in the procession by Bonnie Akins and Mary Baremore, sophomores- The freshmen showed wise judgment in their choices of Annalee Bornhofen and Ioan Tritchler. We thought we were very lucky to have such a wonderful last May Day court. ' The Homecoming Game of 1946 was against Kenmore at the Rubber Bowl on November 1. We lost the game, but it was still a gay event because the queen and her court were crowned. The 1946 queen was Ioan Crutcher. a junior. She was crowned by Anne Guth, last year's queen. The attend- ants were: seniors, Arlene Swanson. Marilyn McCrearv. and Betty Vaughn: juniors, Mary Cattran, Martha Minck, and Mary Firestone: sophomores, Iackie Barlowe and Ianet Stewart: lreshies, Gwynn Doyle and Carol Ward. if 'k 'A' 'A' l .PQ ,,!-Q Mx . 1. 532' wg!-Siu X -,I ,lima of 3 ' n M A I Mx fi? X? Above, Fran Haramis, 1947 May Queen is crowned. E . Below, Buchtel's 1946 Homecoming Queen. Ioan Crutcher. and her couri. gps 27 .xgcfiuifiezi ..... g we .S?u6!enf 6ounci The Student Counci1's purpose is to represent the student body in school government. Its members are elected for a term of one year by the students themselves. The Council sponsors school dances. sells pencils, charters clubs, and gives school programs. Sponsored by L. O. Weiss, the Council is always progressively active in rounding out student body activities. Wafiona! ,Alonor .gociefg National Honor Society is an honorary club whose members must be in the upper third ot their class. Elected by the faculty, the members are judged on scholarship, character, leadership. and service. The president this year was Estelle Polevoi, and fifty members were inducted. N. H. S. is sponsored by O. L. Schneyer. 28 lynn The Ir. Y-Teens this year were headed by Carol Hodge, president, Barbara Cook, vice president. Mary Baremore, secretary, and Frances Eder, treasurer. The other members of the cabinet were Susie Thomas and Iane Collins. service: Eleanor Mann, social: Mary Hall cmd Iean McConnell, pro- gram: Ianet Street, ring and pin: Clareene Motz and Ilse Eberstadt, devotions: Eve McKinstry, publicity: Cheryl Miller, sports and Carol Ward. music. The Ir. Club, through the sale oi stationery, contributed S50 to the World Wide Reconstruction Fund. Their adviser is Mrs. Dorothy Schneider. V , ,. -lm This past year can indeed be termed successful for the Sr. Y-Teens. With Dorothy Feir as president, Miss Mabel Reidinger and Mrs. Beulah Hudson as advisers, we have panaken in many happy and worth-while activities. The year has been one oi changes, bringing with it the decision to cast aside our original title Girl Reserves in favor of Y-Teens. But the original purpose of the club continues as ever, bringing new hope and happiness to girls and their families all over the world. -TEEN 417 i,-.W Y Wras.. N.- P' CA QQFLHJQFJ Have ya got IT! Let's GO! These very snappy words are known to every Buchtel Biflit, Booster or Backer just before an exciting football or basketball game. The contortionists that you see acting out these words are commonly known as your cheerleaders. This year, the energetic squad was composed of Ioan Vemotzy, head of the squad. Rita May and Marily Schwab, seniors: Mary lane Koury, Peggy Leupold, and Marilyn Ritchie, juniors: and Dickie Anderson our 9-year-old mascot. As outstanding members of the Booster Committee and originators of the Biflits, the cheerleaders helped the school to have a really extra special rooting section. if-U The Hi-Y organization of Buchtel is affiliated with the National Hi-Y Organization. Its meetings are held every Tuesday at the YMCA. The club has a program, or social meeting every week. The purpose oi H-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards ol Christian Character. Its sponsor is George Wetzel who suc- ceeded Otis Maxwell this year. The organization is governed by school regulations even though it is a YMCA branch. 30 tif , Ze :fir Non scholae sea vitae discimusu, is the Latin Club motto. The purpose ot Latin Club is to broaden the Latin student's knowledge oi the classics and the ancient Greek and Roman civilization, in this way inspirinq each student to do some creative work. The Iunior Classical League key has been adopted as the Buchtel Latin Club pin. The Altae Lucae is the newspaper sponsored by the Latin Club, in which all the Latin students are encouraged to take a part. To be eligible to join Latin Club, the student must have a high scholastic average and maintain that average after joininq. The Buchtel Latin Club is planning a joint meeting with West Latin Club May 27, at Camp Mingo. The officers are: Marilyn McCreary, president: lim Graves, vice-president: Sally VonGunten, secretaryr and lean McConnell, treasurer, 'k 'k i' i' 'k i' ,Jan idA The Spanish Club officers this year were Marcia Kuhlke. president: Yvonne Abraham, vice-president: Helen Dossett, secretary: and Betty Ann Street, treasurer. The sponsor of the club was Miss Marie Lalli, Spanish teacher. Last fall the Spanish club had a picnic at Camp Mingo. ln Ianuary one of the most successful and unusual dances oi the year was given by the Spanish club. It was called the Cabaret dance--the Mexican Nightclub. At the meetings movies and speakers explain the cus- toms of the Spanish and Latin American people. cs enior . c: 'ZA ,uh 5 the motto of Companionship, Work, and Leisure is Comwolei, Buchtel's service club, This year the officers were Virginia Collins, president: Anne Patsy, lst vice-president: Bill Smithers, Znd vice-president: Dorothy Holloway, record- ing secretary: Mary Cattran, corresponding secretary: and Dwight Vincent, treasurer. Important projects of Senior Comwolei included the presen- tation of a portable organ to the school, Friendship Day. filling Red Cross boxes for European relief, and providing food and entertainment to the underprivileged people of the community. Miss Helen Pfahl is the adviser. 'A' if 'k ornwo ei ik ir 'A' Iunior Comwolei is the service orqanization of the after- noon school. Its one hundred members are recruited from the 9A, IGB, and 10A classes. This year Comwolei has enqaqed in Red Cross activities, projects for local charitable organizations, handled t'i'i routine of various school collections, sponsored a successful dance, and kept an eye open for any project of benefit to Buchtel. lts officers were Nancy Cadot, president: Joy Cohagan, vice-president: Ioan Everhard, secretary: and Bruce Rock- well, treasurer. . . unfor 32 rama fic Mike and Masque started its busy year of activities by electing new officers as follows: president, Agnes Park: vice- president, Iune Swing: secretary, Nancy Smith: treasurer, Tom Larrimore. Miss Lucille Gustafson is adviser. Its list of programs included presentation of a play, entitled Patrick Henry and the Frigate's Keel for Navy Day: cl Christmas program i'Three Generations at Buchtel and Bowen schools: Lincoln and Washington day radio skits and two radio dramas given at a P.T.A. meeting at Rankin school. Anyone is eligible to join, The only qualification is a sin- cere interest in dramatic work. 'A' ir ir ik i' ik 'A' ik cience The officers of Buchtel High School's Science Club. this year were: Richard Prifti, president: Tom Davis, vice-presi- dent: Barbara Price, Secretary and Nan Sumner, Treasurer. The club. which is sponsored by Mr. Howard Reeves, met every other week. The meetings featured movies, speakers, and demonstrations of a scientific nature. Also trips were taken to many industrial plants. The Science Club also maintained a school scientific library. It was a wonderful year for Reeves' Raiders. There will be still better years in the future. flu! Photographer Doris Carpenter n 1 1 I The Talon Stat! lUpper Photol: and Reporters UL, f7aZm Buchtel high school's newspaper. The Talon, has now completed its 16th year ot publication as the largest high school newspaper in the city. The aims of the paper are many, centering on service to the student body and the school as a whole. This year's executive staff was composed of Anne Guth, Editor-in-chief, lack Martin, sports editor, Anne Patsy, feature editor, Rosemary Griffith. editorial editor, and Barbara Leatherman, news editor. The adviser is Miss Madeline Fifer who is assisted by Mr. Ronald Switzer. The staff and the reporters all share the feeling of accom- plishment and valuable experience that comes with the final edition of any publication. 34 he K .X en ior grifhn The compiling and shaping oi a school annual is more than . . . a job! . . . The stati who has created the book you now have worked hard and long without the benefit of any previous book editing and without a secure knowl- edge of how much financial security was to be had. But it is certain that the work oi producing this book is one of the most valuable experiences gained throughout their entire high school careers. 'A' OLlll5!6lI'lCbI'lg, LARRY WIESS Larry Wiess . . . valedictorian of the Iune 1947 graduating class! That is an honor which many aspire for, and few attain. But in Larry's case, the honors only begin here . . . and include such things as drum-major lor the Buchtel high school band for three years and drum-major for the entire city high school band ior two years. And as if this wasn't enough, Larry has been accompanist .for the Buchtel orchestra and glee clubs, and a member of the inter-high string trio. May we congratulate you. Larry. and wish you the success you most certainly deserve. NAN SUMNER When you think ot Nan Sumner you automatically think oi a lively, fast-talking, friendly little gal who is very much into things around Buchtel. Nan has been on Student Council for four years and has served as secretary of the Council. Nan is the kind oi person many people like to think oi as a friend . . . and also the kind oi a girl that many will remem- ber as a true Buchtelite. The Griitin was edited by Anne Guth, with Anne Patsy. lack Martin. Barbara Leatherman, working on the literary sections and Mary Alice Weller, Iim Mercer, and Bob Huston working with more than an untiring spirit on solicting ads. Special recognition is also due to Jean Enderlein who de- signed the cover and Helen Dossett, Rita May. Marion Rossen. and Fred Gillespie. An added note of thanks is extended to Doris Carpenter for her work in photographing the pictures for the book. sir ell L 0l'J IIM BEVERLY lim Beverly is what you might generally call a swell guy. For example, may we point out that Iim was president oi his graduating class, was captain of both the football and basket- ball teams, member of the King B court and, oh yes ,... voted best liked in the senior ballots. Iirn has been the backbone of many class activities and will long be remembered by his classmates as one of their favorite people. BOB HUSTON Bob Huston has served as the 1946-47 Student Council president. a job which required more than a little time and patience. - Besides his presidential responsibilities, Bob has tilled in his spare time hours with his football activities, Cthree years on the Griii teaml. and baseball. which he played four years. And may we add a P.S. Bob is one of the fellows who worked long and hard to get enough advertising for this book to put it out successfully . . . for which we thank him . . . very much! vu L 'll Le CM Sixty girls and thirty boys from B.H,S. make up the largest combined glee club in the Akron High Schools, These students. meeting three times each week, are found singing in many of Buchtel's major programs. This pas: year they have participated in the Armistice Day program, the Christmas program, the May Festivals, the Memorial Day program, and various special programs. Larry Weiss, the official accompanist, was assisted by Iolene Canter, Barbara Dinkler, and Shirley Myers. Mrs- Leora Stoneburner is the director. The Buchtel Band Mill!! Buchtel High Band is an organization of students interested in instrumental music. They meet five days a week and practice for many special occasions. Participation in parades, football games, music festivals and pep chapels has been given this past school year. Music awards, under a new plan, have been given this year as follows: I year-l service stripe 2 years-2 service stripes 3 years-3 service stripes 4 years-gold award. Mr, Edwin Bonebrake is band director- if alma armor so S simmer ee-at Ou bl an okng eniord BILL HOLDEN B111 Holden is one of the life-long members of Student Council . . . or at least. so it seems. Seriously, Bill has sfrved on the council since he was a freshman and has worked very diligently on affairs of the group since elected. It may seem unusual for an active student to be also a very intelligent student but such is the case where Bill is concemed. having won more than a few scholastic honors. B'll was voted the most likely to succeed on the senior class ballot . . . which is what we are sure is a very true prediction. PEARL NIESS We hereby openly and gratefully thank and commend Pearl Niess for the untiring and invaluable help she has been to her school. Tooty has decorated and planned for just about every dance given at Buchtel for the last few years. She has also been active in Y-Teen for all of her four highschool years, having served on the cabinet since she was a freshman. Pearl plans to continue her major in decoration though she isn't sure whether at Akron U., Cleveland, or New York. May we assure you, Pearl, you'll be a success no matter what you do. IOAN VERNOTZY If you hear a loud laugh behind you, turn around and it will no doubt be Ioan Vernotzy. Ioan, pep personified, was head cheerleader and chairman of the Booster Committee. She is well known at Buchtel for her seemingly perpetual vitality and her sense of humor. Never a dull moment Vernotzy. she is known as. If she isn't jumping around somewhere, she can probably be found swooning to Gershwin music, which she loves. She likes to travel and hopes someday to see more of the world. She hopes to attend Miami University. DOT HOLLOWAY If anyone has been busy during her high school life, that girl is Dorothy Holloway. Besides securing a niche in the very high scholastic ratings, Dot has contributed her services wherever help was needed: for example . . . she has been secretary of Comwolei, and social chairman of Science club, publicity chairman of Spanish club, while she has been one of the chief poster-makers around the school. Dorothy plans on becoming an art teacher, and to prove her intentions, she will attend Miami University on the S100 scholarship she has won to that institution. Qlbfanahng Sen iam PATSY PACE When you hear the name Patsy Pace, you immediately think of music. Patsy has been making a name for himself in the field of music for twelve years. He started with the accordion when he was four and won three national cham- pionships. Since then he has taken up piano, trumpet, and clarinet. and plays them all with excellence. He leads his own orchestra and does ali of his own arranging. He even finds time to teach piano and accordion. He is planning to attend the Iuiliard School of Music in New York next year. Probably the name of Patsy Pace will continue to be connected with music for a good many years to come. DOROTHY FEIR Dorothy Feir is one of the most active members of the senior class, Not only is she president of Y-Teens, that itself a big job, but she is membership chairman of Latin Club, a member of the Science Club, service chairman of Com- wolei, a member of the Student Council, secretary of the all-city Hi-Y-Teen council, and a member of National Honor Society. She was also president of the District Iunior Red Cross. On top of all this, you know that if you ever want anything done, Dot will do it. Next fall, Dorothy is planning to attend the University of Michigan. She hopes someday to be a doctor. lf her record at Buchtel is any indication, she will be a good one. ANNE GUTH One of the well-known names around Buchtel is that or Anne Guth. She is probably best known as being editor-in- chief of the Buchtel Talon. She also planned and edited the Senior Griffin. She is a member of Y-Teens and president of the Inter-Club Council, She was Homecoming Queen in her junior year. and has been an attendant on many other courts since she was a freshman. She is also a member of National Honor Society. Anne is interested in writing and her ambition is to be a short story writer. She is crazy about cats and dogs, and can usually be seen rushing somewhere. Her being voted best liked by the members of the senior class shows pretty well what people around here think about her. , , , clluf .Anal .jejfanwnf CContinued from Page 225 -Nick Bellios wills his parking space to Ed Stansfield and his basketball management to the next fellow brave enough to take it. Larry Weiss leaves his piano in the gym to Hale Schroer. We know that Ioan Crutcher will be happy to receive the school account books that Betty Ann Winter leaves her. Marilyn Stoffer wills her dimples to Ioan Petrie: Dorothy Holloway, her knack at making posters to Ann Silverman and Leisel Eisenheimer. With Doris Redmond and Vida Belle Maranville both leaving their height to Bev De Long, she's sure to go places. Gloria Ryan wills her luck of the Irish to Lauralee Shea. Ioan McTaggart leaves her driving C?J ability to her younger sister, while Dorothy Miller wills her ability at ping pong to Eddie Kratz. Miss Mooney inherits Bob Porter's lifetime pass on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Clara Herouvitz wills her T-shirts to her brother, lim: Marilyn Sholiton, her strength to get up in the morning, to her sister, Lita. Bob Sutherland leaves his chemistry papers, sports ability. and love for Miss Mooney to Bill Noall. Betty Ann Street wills her curly hair and lonely dimple to Ioan Vernotzy's kids . . . that this should happen to us, yet. Rosemary Grifiith turns over the I. P. Nose Orqanization to Clareen Motz. Yvonne Abraham, Mildred Avramoyich and Iean Beckman leave the tradition of the Four Messy Tears to Vema Parker. The boys we leave behind will not have to worry about fContinued on Page 571 .14 C1204 Af 195.7 . tContinued from Page 233 rnunistic movement in Buchtelberg. They cut off her tongue so she wouldn't be able to talk-the dogs! lt's rumored that Preston Cabell was arrested for trying to put bananas in the refrigerator. If you'll look quickly, folks, you'll see Pat McRae's pros- perous bachelors home, whose president is Pat Charlton. This is where Iohn Van Antwerp, Dick Prifti, Lenny Kopelson. and Ioe Schock lived before they became the Bluebeards of Buchtelberg. Now we're coming to the medical institution, donated by philanthropists, Phyllis Weygandt and Iim Graves. Head nurse, Ninalou Hart, has power over other nurses, Irene Labriola, Cathy Clayton, and Audrey Solomon. Pat Vineyard drives the hospital's ambulance, while others employed as doctors are Roger Taylor, Norm Tresser, Nick Bellios and Bob Moore. lim Mercer has his own dentist's office here, and Mary Alice Creed is employed as a dietician. Remember Shirley Rogers? Well, she's here at the hospital. Took some kind of concoction to make you grow . . . dis- covered by Bill Katzenmeyer, Ed Waltz, and lack Marquardt. Shirley is 6 ft. ll in. and still hasn't stopped growing. Hear that Marjorie Bates, Ginny Collins, Rosemary Del Greco, Beverly Hall and Dorothy Holloway are patients, too. They're still trying to get their driving licenses. ni... Estree4es-tree! Head all about it! The guide jumped out of the bus, bought a paper, and was shocked to read: Tod Kniften and Bill Cook Killed In Uprising on Opium Plantation in China. Glancing down a little further, the guide read about Bob La Pointe being chosen to run against Claghom on the Republican ticket. Turning to the literary section, he leamed that lean Beckman won the Nobel Prize for her literary attempts, while Alice Teeple won recognition for her essays. ludy Thomasson tor her novel, and Bill Holden for his auto- biography, which incidentally, outsold Forever Amber. I see by the radio page, folks, that we'll just be able to make the broadcast, Housewives Hour. Guests on the program this aftemoon will be the fomier Kathleen Knopp. Barbara Ormeroid, Marilyn Davidson, Lois Fay Shaw. Katherine Frederick, Peggy Ann Sprouse, Marilyn Huggins. Judy Butcher, Lois Thompson, and Dorothy Simon. The Mistress of Ceremonies will be Sylvia Ortalano, an old maid. After the broadcast we'll hop over to the football game. Bob Paige's Seven4Come-Eleven football-I said football- team will play Nancy Keach's Pink Sox. Bob's players are Corky Lewis, Marilyn McCreary, Euleen Stockton, Mickey Musick, Shirley Hall, Billee Cochran, Shirley Myers, lean Stover, Dorothy Thomas, Dub Woodling and Rita Wolman. Bob is having a successful season this year. However, Nancy is threatening with Iim Walter. Dave Wiedie, lack McGinness, Bob Huston. Paul Zelenka, Carl Nelson. Stan Regal, Bob Shutt, lim Beverly, Bob Smith, and Tom Knapp. If the game aets boring we can drive over to the San Francisco Opera House to hear Leonard Franklin, Nancy Bell. lim Anderson and Dick Bock. To the left is Bob Siddall's ginger-ale factory. Bob is still trying to compete with Gus Burkhardt's Icy Juice but he can't seem to get ahead. Incidentallv. Gus has employed Betty Dessecker to bring back Burkhardt's brown brew bottles. Speaking of good jobs, Lloyd Davis has finally seen his wish come true . , . to lead a dangerous life. He's the man that goes who-oeo-osh on the Raleigh 903 program. Here's the airport already-wait-what's that? Don't get excited-it's iust Evelyn Goree retuminq from the moon on her broomstick. Evelyn and Bill Olin had a bet, which would be the first human to reach the moon. Neither of them could do much about it. And there's Annabelle Gander just re- tuming from China. , Hi-there! Whatta' you say? Pufphlptttt-the familiar sound of the Nlast drop of gas leaving the tank and so our last prophecy is that we'll be sitting here until next year's class comes along to tow us out -eKeep 'em coming, Buchtel High!! A , .fgflzificd 7 jooffaf ir 'A' Buchtel High School's football team went through a de- feated season in 1946. The Griffs, who had suffered the loss of several valuable players, finished the season with nothing but experience, ex- perience which will be the foundation of the team in 1947. The Griffins started off their season by playing the East Orientals in the Rubber Bowl football prevue, where they were beaten 7-0. Buchtel was next the victim of Central on September 13. losing 19-0. The following week saw the Griffs facing a power- ful Canton McKinley eleven. Again they were tripped 31-6. The Wadsworth Grizzlies rolled over Buchtel 19-0 on their home field. The Vikings spanked Buchtel 31-l3 on October 5. lt was in this game that diminutive Chuck Bowen raced ap- proximately 100 yards to score a touchdown. Wooster was next. The Griffs fell 19-13 to the Generals, although it was a close game. Playing in the mud of the Rubber Bowl on October 18, Buchtel bowed to West High 25-0. The Cowboys fast backfield was mainly responsible for the defeat. The experienced Garfield powerhouse crushed the Griffins 58-0. The Prexies later went on to become city champs. The final game saw Buchtel playing their best game of the season against Kenmore fighting them touchdown for touch- down all the way. But, the end of the game saw Kenmore the victor by a 27-19 score. Buchtel will lose several good players this year. Among them are Iim Beverly tcapt.-electl, Bob Porter, Art Weitzel, Bob Huston. Boyd Barker. Iim Mercer, Vince Del Medica, and Paul Zalenka. The gridder's banquet was held at Spindler's Inn. where letters were awarded. The Griffs will have a host of return- ing lettermen on next year's squad and should develop into a good team. 39 gaalfelgaf ir 'A' Buchtel High School's basketball squad were very success- ful in the 1946-47 season. Although Iim Beverly was the only returning letterman, the quintet quickly became an impressive basketball team. The cagers started off slowly, barely edging Hower Voca- tional 38-34 on December 6. They next faced Girard whom they trounced 47-3. In a thrilling game, fought closely all the way, the Griffs nosed out St. Vincents 41-37 on December 13. The netters suffered their initial defeat at the hands of a rangy Cleveland South quintet, losing 39-37. The Griffins toppled Youngstown North 39-33 on the Buchtel floor on De- cember 27. The Griffs were next the victors of a contest with Kenmore. tripping the Cardinals 41-22. On Ianuary 10 they whipped the East Orientals 34-24. Repeating their victory of the football season the Garfield High Prexies defeated Buchtel 54-38. However, it was a close game all the way until the final quarter. The height of the Vikings, of North. next defeated the Grifts 49-36 on Ianuary 24. On Ianuary 3, the cagers barely beat the Central Wildcats 34-33. West was the next to whip Buchtel, conquering them 34-31. 1 The quintet spanked Youngstown Rayen 41-35, but were beaten by the wide margin of 56-22 by South High School. Avenging an earlier defeat Buchtel put West out of the tour- naments by capturing them 33-26. They surged on to sink Springfield 41-21, but were dropped from further tourney com- petition when they were beaten by Barberton 24-16 in a low- scoring game. The annual banquet was held at Spindler's Inn on March 20 at which time Iim Beverly Ccaptain-electl, Bob Porter, Ierry Davis, Dick Romweber, Dick Everhard, Paul Porosky, and Bob Wilson received varsity letters. Buchtel will undoubtedly have a fine team next year. They will have the materialond experience to win with. t 40 fl-W 1 i 5 , ,N er we M, , . RK V g K'-2. . - N -, '-Z: V '3:3.,:1.j 4'-QA W.,-1.2 f -I fjigffr 61.15.-In 1 W qi- .0 ' M15 -.....,,-In Wg., P055 601414. The Griii cross-couutry'sguad opened their season by meeting Barberton where they ran to a 24-31 loss. Coach Dave App1eby's harriers next met Central High School whom they defeated by a 15-49 score. Running in a quadrangular meet at Firestone Park the Griiiins met Garfield, South, and Barberton: the Prexies the winners with 40 points. East High was next to defeat Buchtel. lohn Holloman, breaking the record on the Goodyear Heights Metropolitan Park course, lead the Orientals to a 16-47 victory. On October 12 the Griifins lost to North who easily copped the meet with 17 points. Coach Dave Appleby's harriers began to practice early for this spring's season. However, as the season went on the tracl-rsters were hampered by rain as were the rest oi the spring sports. They iirst met South on April ll at the Buchtel High track, where they defeated the Cavaliers 66 415-51 115. On April 23 the Grifls romped over Central and Copley in a triangular-inset held at Buchtel. The harriers rolled up 97 points, while Central had 48, and Copley 3. Weather halted a dual meet with East on May 3. How- ever, the Gritfs were leading the Orientals when bad weather intervened. Saturday night, May 10, found Buchtel at the Canton Mc- Kinley relays. The Griffs copped thirteen points, to gain ninth position by placing several men. East High School won the meet with 37Vz points. The harriers doing a lion's share ol the work are Art Weitzel, Bob Porter, Bob White, Iim Shaw, Earl Tate, Iohn Friess. and Iack Usner. Bob Phelps proved to be the surprise oi the season. Phelps is pole-vaulting just short ot the recora and is only a freshman. ' Bolstered by many returning letter-men the Grills should have an excellent season next year. 'ln the city meet, North dethroning the former champion. East, outclassed its competition in an impressive win over Garfield, South, Buchtel, and Central. The Vikings tallied 32 points. In the district meet it was again the North scanties, who later went on to win the state title. Bob White placed tweny- sixth in the district meet. but it was not enough to send the Grills to Columbus. White, who scored 12 3!7 points. was elected captain oi the 1946 squad. Others who received letters are lack Marquardt. Ernie Kraatz, Dave Geiger, Ioe Conti, TO!!! Adams, George Allison, and Bob Smith. 41 wim m ing amlu 1946-47- Again this year Buchtel High School's swimming team copped the city championship. lt was the seventh crown that the tankers had won out of nine years, which is a very ex- cellent record. Led by Neal Palmer, Iack Taylor, and Fred Heffner, the natators finished the 1948-47 season with an impressive string of seven victories against three defeats. Coach Iohn Van Sickle took over Mr. Milton Seitz's job after the latter retired. He is planning on having the championship for many more years to come. The tankers, after practicing since September, first met South on November 9, blasting: them 44-20. The second city meet found the Griff swimmers matched against a weak Hower opponent, whom they beat 55-6. On November 30 the natators drowned the St. Vincent's Irish 56-10 and next week romped over West High School 49-16. ' . Falls, who finished second in the city league, proved no match for the Griffs, who basted them 44-22. It was not until they traveled to Canton McKinley on Ian- uary 17, that they met with their first defeat. The powerful Bulldogs spanked the tank tearn 38-28. Again, on Ianuary 28. McKinley came to the YMCA -pool where they barely edged Buchtel , 36-30. The East High Orientals were conquered by the natators Gfy ' Sim if-M, 4 1- is 44-22 and on Ianuary 20 the Griffs were beaten by a powerful Western Reserve squad 38-28. On Saturday night, January 25, Buchtel copped the city championship by blasting Garfield 50-16. Next was the district meet at Hudson. The Griffs placed fourth and went to Columbus the next week to cop a fifth place behind Cleveland East Tech fstate-Champsl, Canton McKinley, Lakewood and Fremont with fifteen points. On February 15 the Griffs won the city meet by marking up 73 points. The Griffs placed well in two relay meets-Bowling Green Relays and Penn College Relays. Several records were broken this year by the Griff natators. Fred Heffner broke the existing league record for the 200-yard freestyle in 2:l2.1. Iack Taylor smashed the 100-yard back- stroke record by chuming the distance in 1:03.3. Heffner also broke the 100-yard freestyle record in 56.6. Two Griff relays also broke records-the 150-yard medley, of Palmer, Taylor, and Heffner, in 1:30.2, and the 200-yard freestyle relay, of Taylor. Palmer, Heffner, and Dick Slater, swimming the dis- tance in 1:-16.2. Other tram members who received letters, besides Taylor, Heffner, Palmer, and Slater, were lack Martin, Don Leather- man, Dick Paige, Pete Bosomworth, Bob Lombard, Frank Johnson, and Dick Bishop. lt was the most successful season ever had by the Buchtel High School swimming team. 2 1 x r 1 -. 3.4 I I f L 'I' I 'N fy' I ' n? , 1 xxx g- K Q33 - ,3 33 34333, 71 ,f 3 3 N13 K W3 w 1 V' 3'- 3 A11frn3rnml1mmlw NUHM4, 'K' I .'-7 I I 3- W 'I ' Qi EV V 1 5,1 Z., I p QJ Hi :J w N UW 3:5 3 g Q 53333 - 3'3q33 f 33 3 Ai? if, 33' g Wmwllflh!fu1JUl1MfwHJM!f H3 IM QW A 3 ,Vt M Q ,- 3..31-33333 is 3 3,1833 01353 5259 Y 33' Qf+3k1SM if x f . 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' Ifllfl' 'X ,'1g.4 4- f Y 1 1, f' 33 f 3? 3 3 1' ' 9' ' A . 3 ' ' f P 3 , A i,i,d..llA ACK 1 3 NX I X I X , K , 1 C r 3 1 , .aff riff 3- T, 'f X Y f 33 - 3 3 f Clfffgfl ir The Griffl baseball team wasn't too heavily favored this year, but as the season rolled on they improved greatly. Weather hampered early spring practice drills, but not enough to keep the Griflins from beating Ashland Z-0 on April 12. The second game of the season found Buchtel facing South. whom they beat 4-0. On April 18 the Grills slammed a weak West opponent 10-1. Buchtel suffered their first defeat at the hands of the East High Orientals 10-0. They retaliated by winning over Falls 5-4 in a close ball game. The Kenmore Cardinals edged the Griffs 5-4 on April 28. May 1 found Buchtel facing a highly favored Garfield op- ponent but the Griffs were leading the Prexies 4-l when rain intervened. In a return game with the Presidents Buchtel was blanked 17-1. The surprise of the season was the lanky mounder Dave Wiedie. He became one of the best pitchers in the city. Ralph Shirley, Ed Schepp, and Bill Lilley also pitched well for the Griffs. ln the infield for the Griffs were Dick Kesserling, Ierry Davis, Ioe Starkey, and Gene Krug. ln the Buchtel outfield. Dick Dickerson, Bob Wilson, and Bob Huston. 'A' enni.4 l Although tennis season is not yet over it is safe to predict that Buchtel will again have a successful net team this year. The Grifts, thus far, have an impressive string oi four victor- ies out of five starts. The netsmen defeated Barberton, Central, Falls, Barberton: while losing to only West. Players who have clone the most to aid Buchtel in its vic- tories are Roger Taylor, Bill Hhodenbaugh, Bill Katzenmeyer, and Larry Haberman. Others include Frank Iohnson, Donald Khoenle and Norman Tresser. QW At this time the Buchtel High School golf team has won all of its matches. It seems most certain that the linksters will again cop the city championship. and possibly the dis- trict championship. Opening their title defense the Griifins defeated Cuyahoga Falls, followed by Garfield, West, and Hower. Central lor- feited to the Buchtel golfers. Paced by Dick Paige and Tom Chapman the Grill golf team is one of the most powerful teams in the state. Other members of the golf team include Dick Bishop. Duane Isham, Larry Olcott. and Al Featherston. 44 Zami Ilfwaba THE AMERICAN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. HEmIock 81 I9 H. C. CHRISTENSEN HEmIock 8110 President We take the DENTS out of acciDENTS THE ALAMO AUTO TRIMMING CO. Auto Collision and Truck Body Work Sleeping Cab Construction 419 West Exchange Street GOOD OFFICE POSITIONS GO UNFILLED We are unable to fill many requests for trained ottice workers New Classes Start June 30 Approved for Veteran Training ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE BL. 4183 105 E. Market St. AKRON, OHIO K. L. CAIN Distinctive Antiques AKRON, OHIO Buy and SeII Wheel Frame BL. 6946 346 Grace Avenue Repair Straightening AKRON 2, OHIO ongrafufafionfi, URT eniord lllll ' HEATING 8. . APPLIANCES 521 West Exchange Street Niagara Furnaces Roberts-Gordon Gas Burners lnsul-Wool Bonded Insulation Trupar Water Softeners and Pumps Everhot Gas Water Heaters Multi-Speed Control and Moduflow Bowser lncinerators Delco lGeneraI Motorsi Gas and Oil Heat Open 8 A. M. GI1 Amana Home Freezers and Walk-In Coolers Air Control Water Air Conditioning Mowmaster Power Mowers Bendix Washers, Dryers, Ironers Servel Refrigerators, Kitchens General Electric Furnaces and Boile Nu Enamel and Paint Deep Freeze Refrigerators and Radios to 6 P. M. Evenings by Appointment JE. 5161 Day or Night TS Thcre's NO PLACE like HOME for FORD SERVICE and Laughman Motor is Ford's Home in Barloerton Genuine Ford Parts Complete Service Wholesale-Retail Modern Body Shop Laughman Motor Company 431 Hopocan Ave. W. SH. 2123 Western Fruit 81 Candy Co. 50 East Market Street Wholesale Fruit and and Retail Candy FRankIin 6714 Fruit Baskets Our Specialty Congratulations. . . You have a fine start, from a Hne s:hooI, toward a fine future. The Sacks Electrical Supply Co. AKRON, ol-no I JOHN D. PETROU NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 701 First Central Tower Bldg. AKRON 8, OHIO Office: JE.-4175 Res.: JE.-4071 60llgl'CllHAlli0llJ fo THE JUNE CLASS OF '47 TIFFAN HARDWARE Fred J. Titian 783 Copley Road JE. 1624 AKRON 2, OHIO PAINT - GLASS - GIFTS - TOYS RADIOS - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WILDWOOD CLEANERS DWIGHT KEGG, Owner 306 Wildwood Avenue HE-4876 McCAFFERTY -McCORMICK FUNERAL HOME 857 West Market Street HE. 6212 WITT'S QUALITY MARKET Groceries - Meats G. E. WITT 296 Wildwood Avenue SHRIBER'S JEWELR 12 EAST MARKET STREET AKRON, OHIO SAM'S STEAK STATION 1721 West Exchange Street Featuring One of the Largest Selections of S A N D W I C H E S In Town Table Service - UN-0024 - Curb Service Lubrication Tires J and H SERVICE 1464 Copley Rd. Fleet Wing Gas - Oil Batteries Ice Fairlawn Cleaners and Tailors - 1966 West Market Street Next to the Fairlawn Post Office Reining Best Quality Alterations work Prompt Pick-up and Delivery UN-3946 LOUVRE GALLERIES 13 East Market St. HE. 4167 Portage Hotel Bldg FINE PORTRAITS ANTIQUES Taken in our studio Bric-a-Brac or your home Obiects of Art 20 YEARS IN AKRON BOUGHT AND SOLD Best wishes from BERBIL'S DELICATESSEN 809 Copley Road - Near Copley Theater Open Every Night Until Midnight Tel. BL. 0019 49 Kraus Greenhouse Akron phafmaCY 1197 Copley Road PORTAGE HOTEL BUILDING A. W. WALTER UN. 6412 Akron's Only 24-Hour Flowers For All Occasions Drug Store Liberty Dairy Proclucfs, Inc Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE ICE CREAMS ALL FLAVORS 50 WEST TOWNE FLORISTS, INC. Floral Designs of Distinction 1667 W. Market Street UN-1413 AKRON 2, OHIO Good Luck to Buchtel Graduates MAX MOCH SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Ohio Building Akron, Ohio Remember . . . LAWSON'S For Ice Cream, Milk, Bread, Cakes, Etc. W. M. CRAIG, Mgr. 1269 Copley Road PECK'S PRINTING COMPANY Letter Press and Offset Printing Letterheads - Factory and OITice Forms Wedding Announcements 318 Carroll Street Akron 4, Ohio BL-5774 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES West Hill Radio and Appliance Co. 920 South Hawkins UN-4311 BEST WISHES GRADUATES MAPLE VALLEY DRUG Corner Copley Road and Hawkins UN-0049 WEST SIDE Delicatessen Luncheonette V 848 West Exchange Street E OXFORD RESTAURANT 274 S. Main Street We serve no beer or wine But we do serve food that's mighty fine. CONGRATULATIONS - Russell A. Fox SOHIO SERVICE STATION South Portage at Grand Ave. JE-001 1 Congratulations, Graduates GENERAL DRY CLEANERS L. HABERMAN, Mgr. 290 Wildwood Ave. Akron, Ohio BL-2024 COPLEY ROAD SUPER MARKET WHERE AKRON SAVES 785 Copley Road Akron 2, Ohio FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE . . . WEST END CLEANERS 1265 Copley Road UN-6521 CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNTS Good Luck, Seniors . . . - HAKES' PHARMACY 398 Storer Avenue Hodge's Beauty Salon 806 West Market Street JE-2221 NAN SHUTER'S DINING ROOM GOOD FOOD FINEST CANDIES 808 W. Market St. Best Wishes From- SALEM POTATO CHIP CO. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Theatre Committee gave! ofuclf, Kfaoa 0 X17 . DON SHORT'S MEN'S SHOP Congratulations- 818 West Market St. R. R. MCCREARY STUDIO n Highland Square .IE-2826 561 West Exchange St. DIAMONDS - WATCHES HE-0287 BOWER and BAILEY JEWELERS Expert Watch Repair WEST HlLL'S EXCLUSIVE JEWELERS 376Vz South Maple at Five Points FAIRLAWN MARKET 1958 West Market Street THE LATEST IN CLOTHING ACCESSORIES FOR THE YOUNG MAN McCAUSLEN FLORAL CO. 81 South High Street Flowers For Every Occasion HE-8611 CRUSHED WHITE UN-2155 DRIVEWAY LIMESTONE Vegetables Frozen Foods THE FAIRLAWN SUPPLY 84 COAL CO. Beer and Wine DON MELL, Pres. Delivery Service FIVE POINTS GLASS CO. 334 W. Exchange St. AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS GIVE US THE BREAK TOM'S GARAGE West Hill's Most Complete Garage Service' 1463 Copley Road Akron 2, Ohio UN-5115 Body and Fender Repairs Auto Painting CARE WILL SAVE YOUR CAR EVANS SAVINGS ASSOCIATION FOR Insured Savings NO ACCOUNT TOO LARGE - NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL Real Estate Loans Certificates of Deposit Money Orders Payment of Utility Bills Two Convenient Locations T Downtown: Corner Main and Exchange Sts. East Akron: 1209 East Market St. HQWELL-'TRIGGERS Gofgooratcon, SECOND NATIONAL BUILDING-AKRON, O. Chauncey C. Howell Louis Wolcott President Secy.-Treas. Walter F. Viggers Howard E. Boyer Vice President Mgr. Insurance INSURANCE BONDS 53 CITY COAL and ICE C Owned and Opercded by THE BURKHARDT CONSOLIDATED COMPANY ongrafufafionzi, eniorfi FROM A DOWNTOWN BUSINESS CONCERN 54 ongwafufafiond . . ,A Symbol of Se,-Vi XXKLM5 C Q ww S3nCQ 1875 Funeral Directors 118 ASH STREET BL. 7171 55 Edt mdkefi fo fhe Q'Cl,l!ll,Cl,!illg KKCLJJ of 7947 Lam .lost Tire Service, Inc. 328 South High Street ZINC ENC-RAVERS WILL AND TESTAMENT-tCon't.l any of their women becominq bald. For proof: Theodora Adams wills her black hair to Sally Tuttle: Marcia Kuhlke her long, wavy tresses to Lois Summerlot, cmd Marian Rossen, her long dark hair to Marilyn Nusbaum. Elaine Sabotay can afford to leave some of her never- ceasing conversation, which she intends to do. Aggie Park wills her accent to anyone who can take the ribbing that goes with it. Mary Iane Cory inherits all the vim, vigor. and vitality that Rita May exhibited as a cheerleader. Pat Palmer bequeaths her flashy-lashes to Ann Nicholas. while Ileane Sharp leaves her long fingernails to Mary Staich, Ioan Broadwater wills her height to Harriet Nestor: Doris Brunn. a carton of bubble qum to Ann Tillet. tWhat a crackl. Pinky Wells leaves her used-to-be flirty ways to her sister, Betty. Anne Patsy leaves a peace of mind to Red Stiller's and Dave Dresser's locker. Mike Gazella bequeaths his tallness to Freddie Wheeler who can certainly use it . . . Iim Mercer and Bob Huston will an extra case and a bottle opener to Ierry Davis and Iohnny Hughes. Iim Polshek wills his gold inlays to the boys, so that they can make more pins. Lester Tarr leaves his l.O.U.'s to Freddie and Miss Stuckey's study hall seat to anyone who can keep his mouth shut. Leroy VonGunten leaves one meat ball to Toe Del Greco. and Gerry Wyant, an extra tour inches to Marilyn Darst. The select few who have reserved seats next year are Bob Dyer, who inherits Bob Schmidt's seat in Gussy's room and Neal Palmer, who is willed Freddie Heffner's swivel chair in Mr. Van Sickle's class: Kay Robinson receives Ronald Penner's fun in fifth period library class and Wayne Freeman, Miss Sexauer's lovinq care for Bob Hochstettler. Paul Knepo wills his parking space of H. B. to Chuck Kinkead, while Chick Campbell wills his space at B. H. S. to Dick Miller. Don Leatherman and lack Martin will their way with W?-men to Neal Palmer. Marcella Horning leaves her ability to get into trouble in study hall to Clarence Calli. Ralph Iohnson wills 31714 to Laurel and 217 to Bill Smith- ers. Ruth Rauch leaves her locker to anyone brave enough to get that near to the chemistry lab. Betty Lou Evans wills her strapless iormal to anyone with suspenders: Mary Alice Weller, her trombone to Mr. Bone- break for future use. Pete Bosomworth wills his inability to swim to some poor tishie -or treshie, that is: Vince DelMedico wills his whiskers to lim Ulrich. Miriam Wetzel leaves her seat in the first row of Chemistry class to anyone who enjoys a stiff neck . . . no comments. Larry Sues wills his ability to flick study halls to Willie Mc- Dermott, if he needs it: Nancy Schultz, her ability to put a car together to Mari Keegan. Claire Smith wills her third year French to Mr. Biondoi Phyllis Eidmann, all the iun she's had in Shorthand to Vir- ginia Totfenelli and Mary Bogden. Hanley Graves and Bob Baker will their Euclid Beach passes to Ray Sabo and Dick Bishop. Wanda Hurley will miss her walk to school, but nevertheless, offers it to anyone with- out corns. Dick Distad leaves the movie projection and May Festival lighting to David Bosomworth. Ioey McClelland just leaves. She's moving to Florida, you know. To Ioan Zickefoose, Iim Bacon wills his wavy hair and sharp as a tack brains. And speaking of little things, Tom Lehner wills his knowledge of chemistry to Dick Cash. Tune Swing wills her letter sweater to Martha Minck. Arthur Weitzel wills his helium-filled shotput to Phil Kodish. Tom Davis leaves Dwight Vincent his honor chair in Sarah's 6th period triq class. George Hargreaves leaves Nick Thomas and Dick Goddard an extra case. Bill Giffels leaves his brains to the junior class to be evenly divided--'nuff to go around. Bill Peterson, leaving to join the boys at the Village, wills his recipe for the cure of hangovers to George Liebenderfer. Ierry Sebring leaves his little black books and his two week go-steady routine to any deserving freshie. Gene Krug takes his fine whiskey with him. Dick Helmkamp wills his honor ol being the tallest to Rfvloh Iackson. junior oversized midget. We think someone should end this, so I will. MAY THE BEST THAT YOU WISH FOR BE THE WORST THAT YOU GET This Is Our Hope For All Ot You Westgate Appliances, Inc. The best in Radios and Appliances 1745 W. Exchange St. UN-2136 Wm. H. Enderlein UN-4040 FAIRLAWN GOLF PRACTICE COURSE Practice Golf Day or Night Rain or Shine West Market Street at Fairlawn, Ohio gave! OZILLCL .gzniorfg rom . . . GreenwaId's Fairlawn Pharmacy 1956 West Market Street UN.0043 Where Good Friends Meet and Eat H U L L' S FAMOUS HAMBURGERS T334 Copley Rd. UN.000l THE WHEELER CO. K. L. HAID H. H. WHEELER Cities Service Gas and Oil TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Electronic Wheel Balancing FOR SERVICE . . . Call UN-30'II Copley Road and Roslyn Ave. SNAK SHOPPE 344 West Market St. Delicious Food, Ice Cream Candies Con-Graduation BADER'S DRIVE INN DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS, CHEESEBURGERS, ETC. Seats 2200 C22 ot ci timei CURB SERVICE UN-0057 PROTECT YOUR FURS From Summer Heat, Fire, Theft, Moths With Our Scientific FUR STORAGE VAULT CLEANING - REPAIRING - RESTYLING FERRELL FURRIER Rent A Music Box For Your Next Dance Or Banquet MUSIC MASTERS,'INC. 471 S. Main Street BL-9171 SEIDELLE SUNOCO SERVICE Service 7 a. m. to I2 m. JE-0423 I55 W. Market St. Ma! 'Mila fo Buchtel gfddudfed MEEKER RECORD SHOP Everything in Music See Us For the Latest Hits For Your Convenience Open Till 9 P. M. 358 West Market St. JE. 7826 WEST HILL HARDWARE Everything in Hardware For the Home George D. Patapes REALTOR Atlas Realty Co., 1950 Stadleman Ave. FR. 3338 PECK'S STUDIO 86 S. Howard St. BL. 5613 C- I-- TSCHANTZ 3' SONS AKRON'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER 335 West Market St. Since 1892 KRISPY-KREME DO-NUTS The AKRON FLOORS CO. 372 S. Maple - 7 A. M.-12 Nl. FR. 5014 1177 West Bowery St. 734 S. Main-9:30 A. Nl.-11 P. M. HE. 6165 FR. 1671 DOUGLAS ELECTRIC, INC. F. W. Douglas, General Manager Fixtures - Wiring - Appliances 569 West Exchange at Five Points AKRON, OHIO Five Points Machine 8. Electric Appl. SALES AND REPAIRING Radios, Washers, Sweepers and all Household Appliances aaa s. Maple sf. BL. 0924 60119111 fu L1 Noni, QTIIAICIICJ Del-Franklin Dry Cleaning Co. 323 West Market St. FR. 721 1 Cjongra ,MAI fionsi Waldorf Compliments of. .. A FRIEND The Tucker '48 The most talked about auto- mobile in the world today 150 H.P. Rear Engine-I28 Wheelbase 30 to 35 Miles Per Gallon at Moderate Speeds Only 5 Feet High from Road to Roof CARROLL MOTORS 660 North Main St. JE. 8164 557 E. Cuyahoga Falls Ave. WA. 3341 741 South Main St. FR. 6313 Best Wishes From . . . THEB MEAT Established 1841 The Shaffer Leather Co. 'A' ak Trunks Luggage Brief Cases Ladies Handbags Costume Jewelry M A R K E T S Personal Leather Goods Congratulations . . . GARVER5 2645 West Market St. it 88 South Howard Street BL. 7313 Best Wishes Seniors from Elevator Sales and Service mc. 602 United Building HAMMEL BUSINESS UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL TEN, EIGHT AND SIX WEEKS TERMS Beginning: June 16, June 30 and July I5 Our Summer School oFFers an opportunity for students who desire to enter training for a busi- ness career immediately upon graduation from High School. The commercial course graduate may continue his business training in Summer School and re- main for the fall term without interruption if additional time is required to complete a course. Summer School is also open to undergraduates who may take typewriting, or typewriting and shorthand in the forenoon sessions. Register at the school ottice, 57 East Market Street. C. A. NEALE, President. Congratulations Graduates from . . . BUCHTEL RECORD SHOP 467 STORER AVE. Open 'I P. M. to 9 P. M. Popular and Classic Records Radios and Phono-Combinations Sheet Music and Record Accessories Good wishes, Seniors ECKERD'S DRUG STORE 208 South Main Street THE CRAWFORD REALTY COMPANY 403 Akron Savings and Loan Building FRanklin 9188 FOR 45 YEARS, A GOOD PLACE TO MAKE A GOOD DEAL maf is sgnziiole Page Dedication A A A . 1 Officers ,....., , I I 2 Senior Class ..., , , l 3 Class Ballot ..,,.,,... A A , 19 Principals, Sponsors ..,. 20 Faculty A .,.,........ 21 Class Will ,... AA 22 Prophecy A ....,.. ...... 2 3 We'll Always Remember A A 24 Buchtel's Royalty A A A A A A A 26 Our Activities A ..,. A A A 28 Outstanding Seniors A A A A A A 35 Athletics A A A A 38 f7!.e ,Sta Anne Guth A A A Barbara Leatherman lack Martin ,,,,,.. Mary Alice Weller A A A Iirn Mercer Bob Huston A A A Annie Patsy A A A Helen Dossett Pearl Niess ..... Doris Carpenter A A A Iean Enderlein .... 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V f it + . , . xl, 1 ' 4 -xl as g 167 F ' .Iechcafion 5-.-.vm , We are 281 young men and women leaving the beautiful, carefree, sometimes painful days of adolescence and entering . . . adulthood! We hold in our hands a diploma as a permit to shape our lives from here on in . . . And with us stand the young adults from all nations over the globe. Our high school world , . . here in the United States . . . has been a wonderful moving world oi football games and dances in the gym and meetings at noon and . . . oh yes. . . . homework. As for tomorrow . . . the future . . : we do not know. We wonder . . . but we do not know. ' But this we know . . . and will do . . . It is right that we ' dedicate our book. as we do our lives to a tomorrow that we may meet with the same enthusiam and youthful assur- ance with which we have gone through these qood years of our lives . . . toward peace and a world as God would have it be. l