Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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,fx f f f 'N ':- Vw- .. , - li, fl me my CLASS WILL Winifred Aring wills her excess weight to Helen Rothenbuhler. Kathryn Bulen wills her hygiene ability to Carolyn Pertner. Kenneth Bushman wills his experimental ability to Emmitt Hag eine-yer . Ruth Dierksheide wills her sales talks to Arline Linke. Dean Coppeler wills his ability as an actor and photographer to Oran McCoy Verna nilert wills her chew ae gum to Wilmer Kern Lorel Fahle wills his ability to lead newspapers to Paul Westerhaus lary All e hair wills her feminine beautf to Clara Dennis Dorothy Goeckerman wills her daioing at lity to Mildred Ohm Naomi Ha5emeyer wills her position as Editor in Chief of the Annual to Lyle Nolleaberper Richard aar wills h s a cctions for Fern to Howard Michael Robert Ha g Jills his ability to shoot baskets to Harold Restereye Oliver Hagb ills hi Qleepine s to Victor Martin Robe t P nnar wills his ability to play the saxaphone to Ewvli Gotcsohllk Lois narxeyer wills her pleas nt d sposition to Florence hrnsthat en Taarene denline wills her ability to write love letters to Stsa.na Iinke Juan ta Holapp divides the care of the library between har Uorie Titxemeier nd Marcena Ne ran lnio D aY3H ills h s ar 1 W bl ity t wichard Jaan r 1936 . . . .K 1 .J 9 vw - J Q I - . . L .LJ D . 0 . . . . X N 0 . . .1 . . . . . 1: ' N if c 1 of 1 . . V . xr: . , . U 4 .L o . . . . . . . f .. -. . 4 ' J , . ,., . 4 J1--1 5 . . .L f 4.4, ' ' n A :T V . . . . X L CJ - .L 1' . I' Vi' S L4 .. S ' f o Y' G . . . . Q A LQ... c. - ... . ' ' .L f- ,, ' - - f , . -T W . NG 4 ni . . F 11 Q. J. -x 'N 10 1 F' v . . . . ' . .J ., - 1 -1 'y ' - 1' 5 9 f 5 r ' ' ' ' , 'V - l .L .. ,. . . . , . , I -A X - 21 c .A '- Ag, 1. - Jw ' vu 6171 t-'J-7 3 1? 'r'H 'E .7 Q ' F Q u 77 0 ' I l ia-QL' .. .J .L lf' A.. LD 5. - . J A Y 3 N' 0 V Y, 4 , ' -- v -' 9 L' -V V V T if , la - fa.-. . 1 ,. Y V . Y 4-,,,,,.,,,,.,Y - W - We , , Y :r -. ' ' , ' A Fl'- ff-

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00 'f C9 David Sharp is making a success as director of bands and orchestras He was always e good fellow For e t Qh W and Dora Mackling are getting a divorce I guess Forrest went to see Betty and it made Dora angry She was always Jealous ol her Richard haar finally pelsuaded Fern Minning to marry him I think he asked her at least a dozen times, but the class of '36 always got what they went alter Vera Rife is now a private secretary for Byron, and Helen Palmer has an alt stud o of her own in New York But it looks rather bad ici both or them because Vera has fall- en in love with her tvulo er and Ielen has fallen for one of her models Did you know t:+t Mildred Schwin got married the other day That was a 'tgp isc to almost everyone We thought she would be marri d long befo'c this Ar Revena Sci old r and Winifr d Aring still going to those dances in Bowling Gieen? I h ven't hQaTG from them ior a long time I suppose they a e en aged or even married Junior Bauman and Willis Sandwisch are getting anxious George Madaras and Kenneth Bushman have a new fully equipped chemistry laboratory in Columbus, haven't they? I bet haomi Hagemeyer and Mary Alice Fair are glad they have finally completed it Franklin Rolf and Margaret Titkeme er were overtxasee us Wednesday night The gust bought a one hundred acre farm north OL Erie, Michigan I think they are really progressing mo e than anyone el e 1n our class Juan ta Hc pp is becoming quite an aviatrix I read in the paper t t she broke the record clossing the Indian Ocean Can vou ir gin Phvll1S Williams, Ruth Dierksheide, and Arvella Sietln xooning together in a boarding house in Bowling Green? They woxk in a iive and ten cent store there Matthew Sutt r is still as mlschi nous as he used to be, isn't he? He is still pla ing aiounu vithout the least idea of settling down for li c dis old pal, Bob Hagg, now is a basketball coach in Heidelberg College Well, Dot, you are a long way fron home, but even Key West can spare you long enough to come to our reunion this year Your old classmate, Lois Harmeyer 119362 . ot Q . . . 'Y'l -L S L- at ' ' 0 . L Q ' .cl O . T . ,I . . ' 1 . . U 0 U r ' . . J . . 1 1 1 1 -L U ' I 1 fl L . 1' A 3 .ll If c l U , . li W 'Q c O n -3 1 ' 1' f' r 5 r Q ' 'J ' sf .vw ' K, .1 K, A e , . . , S 1 1' J 'J Q . - X . Q. 1 - . Y. 0. Q p. -L O . . . . . . o a I . . 7 F . . . 1, . v . . .. I Q . . O . F . . - ': , I 1 . . 'YY' ' J -0 . . . . r l . 4 . . Y. . J- A V S a 4 in . . , . . . -L 'K-TD. 9 ' LV- . ' ' 44 u L , . . . fm . T . . . . - , . , p Al. ,Q Q, U ,- . Tb, -l Q. . F , . . - 'J n ... ' ' I . CJ O . H . ,, . - - , . A . . . . A ' V . ., . , . . . xy. 1 Q , 7. Q . 4. IJ L ' ' '.cr 'r ' . t .L 3. ' ' ' 31 'pl Y, . . I if lx l . C . 1

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J fi E 0.0'6 Clarence Hoodlebrink wills his ability as a meat cutter to Glenn Sharp. George Madaras leaves his cleverness and carefree spirit to Ernest McCoy. Mary McCreary wills her domestic views to Fern Minning. Helen Palmer wills her modernistic ways to Elvena Bockbrader. Vera Rife wills her giggles to Carolyn Libbe. Eileen Rhoda leaves her studiousness and French dialect to Violet Snyder. Franklin Rolf wills his soberness to Charles Jacobs. Irma Rolf wills her vi't o Ugib to Catherine Hoodlebrink Wayne Sander bequea hes his knowledge of agriculture to Evelyn Snyder, so now we think ner fdture is settled Willis Sandwisch wills his height to Clayton Bockbrader Revena Schroeder wills her quietness to Geneva Rhoda Mildred Schwan wills her day dreaming to George Sherman Forrest Shaw decides not to will his affections for Dora to anyone but himself David Sharp wills his ability as an orchestra l ader to his brother, Dale Arvella Sieving wills her ability to cook and sew to Dora Mackling Matthew Sutter wills his Joking ability to Dale Ernsthausen Coral Thompson wills her ability to vamp the boys to Virginia Hiser Margaret Titkemeier wills her blushing ability to Erna Springer Phyllis decides that Bernard's will wasn't so bad after all 1936 .1-, -0 H . QD ..l. .L C 0 , -L N . . U 3 . ., , . 1 s . . . . . . I . . - O . . . Q . . . . I . . . . . O . X4 I . . . . . . Q . . . . Q . . , 4 - I . . . G N . . . . C . . . y . . I . . . . u 'F 'f' if f, 'fr '11 - 'L as 21 7 . i, i , 7