X5 .lx lk X, . Q, , ,S xr -1 ,x . 55 31 W fN .1 X A XX X R x 'X ur A A x ' Q CT VFW X QQ 3 'X fd W Q - ,X X' bf kc, - 1 l x-KN X Q Q rg fl-N X' W ' ' MSQ 533,305 Q Lf ww If N Qi Lf 55- f ly MX f f ll- .'a '3' 1 V ff ,ff ,LA X gf 4 P xl X' .fy U ri 1 X rl I I 6 -J or QQ, Sv Q? N 'J 0 r' Af KZL4, , M 1 W WZ, Q f' - 6 'Y 1 XV ' x 44 1 ,Q if gl,xp3? :L,J Q I of r,0f ipf'f!1v w 1 ' W NW! yvw M L 4 , L .N A A X f M Ui XM M W up 75x syf A Qfgzjqkpxsg, 'P A' N fp U10 LMC' + 'iN, Qf1x Nix , tlfg ,, I f f IW' NGN LHP 4-V Q ' 'W' G L C ' hW ,,lf I UVJ ,UL HIAV 'LV 'K Maw. s' fd 63 -X , 5 L . Q limi?-f If if 1 , f x R ,, S? 'Q -9 11 C xxx X ffm 15? Q f L -- ' X 1 fl -fu.. f c L ff-f f' A , .N K ff I 1 J T 21 QV 11 P RPLE GDLD 1948 Vafufrrm XXXIV CO-EDITGRB 1, Ora Lou Smith Mary Jane Bawnqnrtner BUSINESS MANAGER mu' swrons 5 Do6ov-es Donovan. Joan. Boliafvder Ervin SQJQ mofwm R. vase Hmqh same 5 made, 1 -gif A Q ORE WORD .. The theme that we have carried throughout this year's Purple and Gold is that of the circus. In the role of pro- duction manager is Mr. Philip Conser and having charge of the show are the ring masters Miss Marguerite Griffith and Mr. Fred Klag. The students participating in the many activities are the performers who have been trained by the faculty. Ladies and Gentlemen! Presenting the Circus! Tent I ..... CZJJJEJ Tent ll .... Athletics Tent IH . .. Orgttntqttttam Tent IV .... Faculty EDICATIO This year the thirty-fourth edition of the yearbook makes its dedication to Arthur Mills who has just completed his twentieth year of teaching here at Waite. He has been ably trained for this position, having received a Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University. During his first years at Waite, he was assistant and head baseball coach, trainer for athletic teams, and had charge of the purchase and care of athletic property. In 1937 he was dean of Freshman boys and for the last ten years has been advisor for the Q.D.'s. He has also taken an active part in the annual magazine campaigns. By his performance, much amusement has been added to the faculty shows fol- lowing the last two drives. One of Mr. Mills' most outstanding accomplishments was the standardization of the club sweaters. This took place during the depression and was a great saving to the students. For his unusual understanding and interest in the school and its activities and in the students and their problems, we are proud to dedicate this yearbook to him. Q-. 1, ff 1 W I I C? a ,Q W A eell, Wirzfer, and Spring qzeezrfery for our cereus. lr rreegnf not leak like ez ierzi, but there if much eeefivezfy urzeier they Big-Top . , fmzf the bZ!lb0fz1fci.s'.' 4 x 'ff 1. f X Pm' p0.s'fe1'.s' fzzwmzc! the town! , A , .sig 7 1 X fic: I , X ' Spread the 12eu'.s'.' Q '51- Tlfe Umm' 21 rowing! The Public Aciciffeu group b1'0vl6lIC0lJ'f.i' the fzezw mm' cg6f.i'V1f0Zl 7'66l6bf for the big show. 1 I X XXX VNU 1.01 I SX Nu Nun My f 'NGA MU, X l XXI A x 1 S 2 K5 . ,piling S . X 'Z Y 0001 MJJJIJIJINI .2 3... I I 9 ...nn - I 9 , sf XZ, 1 1uJq4Q 42 ig' if 9 0 : 3 N 4, ! 1 : .- 42 'Q Z 1 . C :- 3 4 M 31 E+ La ' '- mil Q E55 N s. r an vxwxxk X 5' .,. E M Af, xixsx m 'L X ' x . ' Z UMNII: 'S z - il ' Q' Jlliv rl, 'ri' Q 'P ll I o 1 .. ' 5 3' N 2 5 E 2' 3 S E 2 N 5 Z 9 , , f x 3 5 v R 5 2 fl - 5 : - 'Z E -5 0 , . f Qx.. 5 E S f v XY -X 5: 2 2 0 ' ' I 'I Z 5 2 .:.-2 9 1 Z 2? E .. . Ililmu mm' Immun: M Numan m.mn,,,,,,,,,,mH, lllllhu llll1,,,, I .R .cw , ,- 'N ,X Y' . 'ff' ' xxx' s 1. I '- xx 5 8x3 A R ' Q I 1 :Sc V vi N , - -:ff , Mix 5' I 2 an ' n x 5 x- 'N 3 x 5 ms 5 I I 1,4 N 'a,,,, 3 ' 5 I -I Q N X is Ohm ' 1 Wg hh ' . fx ' V Q -Q ! A It 5, 'L q L ,fx-S : I I I 5 . x ww X 'hnvmywmmxxmxwwxx NWWWNMM ,W Um W9 '+ v x'x SHMAN I Vive-Pr'e,ridel1l. .. Yei're1ar'3 '.,..A,,. 7'1'ea.f1n'er .,,.,,,,.7 . l Serg emzt-411-arm.r Prerzdezrf A,Y,,,,, ,,YAY.AA,A.. . . ...Bob Fischer ...joan Wtinderley' ,...........Kate Black ...Edna Mae Foley Ivy Lou Griswold, Tom Williams il' Star er ozfmew What is it that all Freshmen long to be, Sophomores hope to be, the juniors think of being, and the fourth year students are? Yes, the Seniors. The main event of the Senior Class was the Prom and Banquet held in the XWoinan's building on january 28. An expedition that will not soon be forgotten by the seniors is the boat trip taken to the St. Claire Flats on june 5, in cooperation with the other senior classes in the City high schools. Wfe would like to thank Miss Marion Hart for her able guidance and willing support in helping the Senior class in all our activities. WMV erffmfmerff Norma AI.llllliIl'l Imlel11w1.!w1l L.rJwy. Library Assist- ant. l3oNNA JIQAN ALI-'o1umf!'Cnle .wil rrreef. .1 my uf amz, rlvim' rwlwfr rfnile mari. Zets, Football Queen. S'1'l21,l,A ANlif She m,rke.r the pirum laik. Orchestra President, Glee Cluh-V-Treasurer, French Club, Choir, Library Assistant. f:l.llf'l'0N ARMAN A Irijle lzrzflvfzfl lm! ,l't.'tflll,l' lu lmw .1 gem! lime. Q.D. 'YUM AVERY He fouls bij' nary tllflllgiu Bantl, Choir. Alchemists. Doius AY1.lNcsff '1'lvere ir 1101111 fffber like her. Band! Majorette, Choir, Spanish ClubfChaplain, Phils, National Honor 5ocietyffVice-President, Senior Class Clonunittee, liuture Teachers of America. 'l'iioMAs limuirt QD, mtie. QD. lilzlu' BANKS ilIm-ir. nmarlm. f1!e.r.re, Bantlf--Vine President. lNlAm' jfxtsua lM1irsrtafxrt'l'Ni21t'- liar rnryr .mf rruzyi nj j1fe.1,r'rr11l11e.u, Zets, Optimates, Rell Cross, National Honor Society, Annual Cfoflitlitor. lir.lxAiuf'r'u lflfxxfxrts .Yi!en1 .mil rfm!in11r. junior lfrientl- ship. 11 QT . 'X Q x 2 win, ,ipzs:.aszgsig: .szfgiiiliigi 1 fix RRHARD lll'NSMAN I1i1f1f1j'-gn-lzzvlly. Q.D. lRAl.li llifRMAN 11ffItl flu' fwfr. 1'm umzizzgf' Bowling 'l'e.im. just lll'RNlNG Oli, ivlieie .rlmll I my true lore fmJ? Reserve lfootlmill, llLlSL'billl, Sizzle, Alchemists, Senior C l.1ss Committee. C .fxRoiYN lll'I I'Il'K Hfjllilfffj. rlmrm. fmiiv all are Cizrn- lizfif' liimd, Char, Spanish Club, Phils frrr President, N.ition.il Honor Society, Senior Friendship, junior l,l.iss l'l.iy Committee, Sizzle Salesman, Future Tench- trs ol AIl1CI'lt'Ll. me 67 f07 77Z61 J DANIIZI. BliATTYffJ'I.el eavli krmu' hi.: 111171 llljllzffi Rum l3i2iiow'f3'7'lvere'.r 41 dm! of mmlwf 'mufli ffm mlm e.x'lw'iw'. Zets Secretary, Red Cross, junior Friendship- f'President, Senior liriendsliip, liiind, Senior Class Christmas Card Committee Ch.iirm.1n, Athletit Office, Student Council. VUYANT BELL-HA quiet and moderf man ir lie. Choir. liI.liANOR Bisi.i.As A fl'jc'I1J In ifiw-j'fnfe. Peri, Y-Teen f -'Vice-President, Sizzle, junior Cl.iss Play Committee. ARTHUR BIZNARTH' f- 1,rXre mzllj l1.nlijnl? BARBARA Hi2NNi5'1 1 Qnief. Glee Club, Student Coune eil Representative, Sizzle Representgltive. CATHIZRINIQ BLALQK -'Tizillklzzltq eujut .z11J.z Ult'I'l'.'j lllllfe. ' Phils, Niitionnl Honor Soeiety, ll.1I1Ll lNl.1iorette, Orv ehestra, Choir, Senior liriendship, junior C'l.1ss Ring Committee, Spanish Club, junior Kfl.iss 'l're.isurer, Sizzle Representative, Senior Class Tre.isurer. lVlARll.YN BLAIR f lf's Hifi' lu he l1.IflH'.ll ll'!7t'1l you .mf Ihlfllllluj' Hire. Phils V-Recording Setretnry, Sizzle, junior Friendship, Senior Friendship, Athletic League, Girls' W Club, Commencement Committee, Senior Prom Committee. NANKIH' l3l,lINDlZN-f - Blue ejer milf fniir' of fmt, l3eiui's Assistant, Choir, Red Cross, Cilee Club, junior .ind Senior Friendship. ROSIEMARIIE BOCHI- fnflflll' Jull ffve 11'f1rfJ rrwllfif he irilfiv 0111 llrj' pre.rwn'e. Zets, Red Cross, Girls' XV Club. NORMAN Bulb!-f- ll v only Iii-tl uma left gel flu' mm! fm! nf life. . i Gl.fJRIA BoHi.ANnf-!'A .rzzwt bit nf riimfrilj' .wil mul- l16',f.f..' Peri. Staff elffolfmelff JUAN l50LANmiRf f Slw if lveixrelf a 4la1w'y. Peri-Presi- dent, Art Club, Student Council, junior Class Play, Annual Art Editor, junior Friendship, Pro and Con. Roi.ANn Boacznlaa11J'Lel me do my iwrle from day lo day. Future Retailers. ARLIENIZ liolucsee f'Liglv1 of lverzrf and bury nf mind. NANCIY Bos'l'm.MAN-- Slae',r 4 zmzmnze wee thing. Phils ffVice-President, Senior Christmas Card Committee, Athletic Office. llAaol.n BOIINDS Yrrf H1it1I'7l6.fl aml likelzlzlef' Student Coun- til Representative, Commencement Committee, Q.D. Track, Cross'Country, Orchestra, Optimates. 1 Rtllililtl' BOURDO - He fzlimyr liar 4 re.1a'y rZIlJll'l'l'. Li- brary Assistant. 3 3 Q' JAMES liiuawlaa - Rell, Bowling Team. DORIS BROWN--Y- l'lel1.m11l .mtl fwlltzble lm! .rllll sedate, .vlw we will fmt 1n1dw'mle. Senior Friendship. llll.l. BIIMIHCRA -'A ffmflmll in one .zrm, tz girl in flne uflwer- I dll! king of wen. Freshman, Reserve, Var- sity Football, Track, Freshman Basketball, Future Teachers of America. Wl1.MA BUNTINQ - Li1lle and 1Id.fli7flll.H Choir, Future Teachers of America. juli B11RNl2'1'1'-A - I lore 1z'rml,r. Student Council, Director of Publicity, Forum, junior Class Play, Optimates- Consul, Red Cross, Sizzle, Alchemists, Swimming Instructor. THOMAS BURNSf l11 qlzielzleff aml mzzfillezlce rblzll be Uynzn' .fll'0llgll7, , . A-, B- S' KENNETH BOYCF-A-Hllljl flw kind 10 lure fur .1 friend. Movie Operator. MARY Lou BRANCHISAU-- A zialnable friw1ll. Student Council. DONNA BRlfDliHOI7'I'fHSf7L .f engaged! THERIZSA BRI2UI2Rf Her mire if lver fm'l1n1e. Home Ec Club, Glec Club-Vice-President, Library Assistant, Student Council Representative, Senior Friendship. . 'li li., UQ' QQ! .,,,.t 52' RUTH BURKS- A girl 117211 Jmilef if zmrflv Il'l7flC'.u Pro JIZANNIZ CADARI2'rff- I:1'11f111lI3 111111 1'11l1a junior Friend- and Con. ship, French Club, Zets -Reporter. ARTHNR CALDWl2l.1.f IJ1'vfv111'1fd fm- .111Ayfl1111lq. Future llim l5l'slNciliR' - l7l11,slvi11lq feel, fl11m111lq ,i11lile. Track, Retailers. Ciross-Country ---Co-Captain, Boys' W Club, Forum. CHARLFS CA1.Dw'lil.l, H 'l'111l11,1 I .1111 .1 111.111. Q.l3. lIltNI'sl' fiAMPlilil,l. -f ' H!ll,fl flI'Ut'ZL',f t1l1111tq. Freshman Basketball, Future Retailers. lNlARll.YN CAMPl1lZl,l.-- f l frm! 11111111 1111! 4q1'11y 11111 1'11.i'y. ROISFRT CARSON- Life 11'iflf1r111l .vf1111'l if 1101 life. Re- serve, Varsity Footballf--Co-Captain, Golf, Baseball, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Boys' XV Club, Student Council, Future Teachers of America. MARY C1.ARKsf- 'S1111zll 11111 ,fIl'L'L'f. Phils, Optimatesn Chaplain, Pro and Con, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America. Him COOK,--- He ix f1'ie111fly in lain' 11'11j', fl7Ul1KQZ7 .rel11'11111 11.11 be 11111111 111 .r11y. Reserve, Varsity Football, Basea ball, Boys' XV Club, Movie Operator. Student Council. 'LR 'Rb 562 'Q' 13- Z' H 7' 6 if 0 V779 6 VJ KATHRYN CORIBIN -- li11j11'1'.r life In 11711 ff1He,il. Band, Drum Majorette, Orchestra, Pro and Con, Senior Friendship, Optimates, DL-an's Assistant, Library Assist- ant. 'lANliT I.1z1i CCJllNS-f 'Hl'l' ,rf-yle ii' bw- l,'H'I1.' 11 ii .1 111111 of I Lol 1111 1111l111'e, junior and Senior Friendship, Red Cross, Optimates, Glee Club, Pro and Con, Sizzle, Library Assistant, junior Class Play, Future Teachers ol' America. S CRIZXYP-''Self-11111f11fe111'e if llve fuirl 1'1'1yl1i,uil1' In 1Ql'L'ilf 11111Je1'l11ii11g.r. Optimates, Peri, Pro and Con, Glee Club, Choir. Rlcziman CUMMiNos-f'011e ill 11 111i!l11111. Q.D.4Presi- H A dent, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Red Cross -- Vice-President, Student Council, junior Class Skating Party Chairman, Band, Alchemists, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America. ROLD CLTPP-Y--- fl Hilfe Il'fll'l'. .1 fllffil f1lt1A3' ii' 1111.11 I mf! 11 jverferl 1l.1.r. Bowling, Golf. 1 ,499-5 HWS? 'ics Hral.1aN Crurrns Bnrj' Bet f. Peri!Reporter, junior, Senior Friendship, Red Cross, Student Council, Opti- mates, Alchemists Treasurer, junior Class4Vice- President, junior Ring Committee Chairman, Senior Picnic Committee, Future Teachers of America. lilmwolwrfr Llili Crvnrakf- ll lww1 il rwmar In tl mick meer. Lee uerei' Azhar iz f1.1r'lf .i'ml, Track, Cross-Country Co-Captain, Boys' W' Club. J 'Ci' me 'EQ' Alr1LYN.DflU1sNlari She lurk ffm .arf uf nnikiutq friezldrf' Zet, Sizzle, Glee Club. RICHARD DAVID-- A gout! 11li.x'er. Alchemistsf Presi- dent, Band, QD., Student Council, Sizzle Representav tive, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Future Teachers ol' America. PArir.1N1z DiwrnsriN---f'l3e.miifn! lwlnziiffi- ii the frmair uf all r1l'f.l'.H Art Club, Annual Staff, Red Cross, my ezfforfmermr KOLMAN DEAR --- Nw one ii ll.l'L'lL'.l1fjl1 lbii' rz'w'lJ. Future Teachers of America. ROBERT Dlilvo V f- He lux fzlqlvliug blond rrillviu him. Var- sity Football, Track, Boys' W Club, QD. Liao IDIELVFCCHIO A rctqnlar fella. Reserve Football. Forum. joslivu lD'llMll.llJ f C.i,rf .zruzy .1 ture. Bowling Team. Boys' W Club. ' ' :TH DI! - S1lh1i'Hi11q in ber 01171 ,f!7L't'fdl K nary. junior, Senior Friendship, Optimates, Choir. Pro and Con, Library Assistant, Sizzle. PHIL DlTCHYJ'Lel rrlw will be rle1'e1',' I rwnlrl mllvei' be 111j',i'elf. Future Retailers. PHYLLIS DI1'!QPl7'ill vl7r1f .vrreef deliiqlvl iz fluid lift, .1jffml,i. Future Retailers. BIQTTY Dol.QUlaRY-- Sim !1l'i1l.Q.l' .1 Sfmflwr-11 .ilffffuyalrtff-4 fo om' rflvovlf' joAN Domiolis-f-Y''Gkwtl mfzm' .uid Aqfmtl .rwzic .mf mfzw rej1arafed. Student Council, junior Class Play, Al chemists, Future Retailers. Doumklis IDCJNOVAN fPt'l',ffU1c1llfj rrilb .1 .l'll11Il j' .fllllftii Zet. Choir, Optimates. Annual Business Manager. S. l ..r ' Ki sir NN' N:-gif' --lg 'Q' ye 995- 11 4 'Z VAL liIJl,Dlli livmen 'A frieml in need ir 41 friend indeed. Senior Friendship, Dc-an's Assistant, Nurse's Aid. llIl.l, IEVANUIPF- f 1'm fmt i11lera.rled in llw role of a mm- mfw mm. Q.D.- Y-Vice-President, Pro and Con, Band Announcer, Senior Llass Publicity Committee. lWll.DRliD llVliRMAN- J'Snpbi.rlimm!. junior Friendship, Future Retailers. jAIsIIfs IEWING A ,rilrer rom in lifelr exrbmzge of friend- rbifaf' Q.D., AlchemistsfSerge-ant-at-arms, National Honor Society-Chaplain, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, JIM Ffxlxos All lbinyr are IIYNI by diligence. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Alchemists, Boxing. B014 lfIiI.sIQIaYfff lIe'.r Iilffu but be dow big fb7i1lKQ.f.M Senior Hi-Y. 16 VIRGINIA DonI2ryiiklz- .S'iurw'e zriflv rim-m and ywrmrrizl- ily. junior Friendship----Secretary, Senior Friendship, Library Assistant. BIQTTIIQ Doucsmaizry- A full. rirb nalrmf. free to tI'l4.I't. Peri, Red Cross, Spanish Club. DOLORIES DRATll 'Oflf' deedr Jemwmie ui, Optimatcs. Junior Friendship. PAUL DROZIKf- The .rcboofboy rwifb bit .rbizziug lllflfllfllg face. Senior Hi-Y, Golf, Bowling. ELIZABETH DUDAS+ N6l'L'f too bury to be friemflyf' Pro and Con. BOB DIINCLAN 'UA jllmmzll rwice ii one of lbc I'ft'f7L'.fl giftrf' Forum, Choir, Freshman Basketball. ALMA Dupuis-- 1 Kermit' rebar 1 uw bill :mr u-lm! I may be. Choir, Phil, Pro and Con Chaplain. WILMA DYKISS- Knnu' me by my merry l.mKgb. Girls' Athletic League, Dean's Assistant. VIZLMA EGARlllS HSh6'.f bafljly am! lvelfzfnl am! alrmyxi' gay. Zet, Girls' Athletic League, Girls' W Club, Senior Friendship, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Sizzle. me 61f'f01 7W67 J if if Q 'Q it .. L . ,Rift ..-.' ' ,.-. . f MIY 4. ' i s . s ,. , '!L't5 ' 1 if 'Z' Tfi' 0, -3-'fri' JC' Q' Lyme l liRC9lISON--HIV!! :win my any zwlwwfw' I gn. Band, Choir, Orchestra. BILL l7Ii'1 I'liR- SiIe11rc if more llIllJii'.I! flhlll .w11lq. S'l'liPHIiN l:liYliS Vi gfelllll of lzlifclvief in My eye, Boll lilsfjlllilt 'MCVUIIJIIFI um! l'Ulll'tIQc'IL'1ILll to ZTUIIUIIU Sen- ior Classf-President, Track, CrossbCountry, Forum, was KN Cl . Annual Representative. fa V V E I 1 XA PAUL l'1.Ac3li- f l'!et1tr1114q mfnzlcmzfzcu 11 ll!! .rlfgbl .1d1m1- Inge. CURRY l:l,liGl.li J'Il 11m1ff in do bw' .rlv.zw. Band Dean's A Assistant, junior Friendship, Choir. RIIDOLPH FLORIZS - lli'i.re -fmt be hzlht lm! uf hir kzmwl- 3' etlgef' Q.D.-Sergeant-at-arms, Spanish ClubiPresi- 'A If Nqr' . ,igf'lW't? f 'N , MX b 3 if 'Stix X T ws, dent, National Honor Society-Treasurer, Hi-Y- Sergeant-at-arms. lfDNA MAIE l'0l.l2Y-H Slu' l'Ul1lL'.l' nm! 'oar and fzlzm ur it zvefmvle. Junior, Senior l'I'lCI1ClSl1lP, Senior Class if: Secretar S anish Club '1ll0n-u-- Y, P 1 wt MAIRX' ANN l 0s'I'Yf-- ll e'fl l'L'l1l6IllfIl'l' bw' in .1 friendly wry. Zet, Spanish Club--Treasurer, Senior Y-Tec-nf President, Dean's Assistant, Sizzle, Student Council, Pro and Con, National Honor Society. Smaf efffozfmezmr 'RT' QTY -al A6325 HH '! Q-- at-H9 t CLAIR JAMES l'iRANC.lS- WA mimi .11 jzefzrv zwiflv all. Stu- dent Council. Roslin lfRl5l1x1AltKg 7'ru be l'L'lJlL'lllfiL'l':?d it ,r11l1li111e. Al- chemists, Hi-Y. Sllli GIEHRINLQ do 1101 lure Retailers. wr' 511.1 !7fl.l.lL'.l',l!.',li one I'jl'fllL' ullwr fclzzfzler I flu! ff ,rile11ce, Student Council, Future AGNES GIBSON 'ff Slw'll flerw' le! you 4f!lIl'1l.'l EIWVARD GOHTZ-'-HA wan nf live zmrldf' ALLIZN Gnome French Club, A lillle fL'zl1'UjIl4Q ir 11 tliIl1lQL'I'0lI.f flvillgf' Freshman Basketball, Student Council. 17 .2 46, . ,W ..., L Quay uzrri- . vile, ljXX'ICQllT Ciourn I lme 11 life 1rhn.i'c' P1111 if .rimplef Freshman, Reserve lfootball, Baseball Manager, Opti- mates, Alchemists. Ros1lMARY Gouln- No mind ir ibn:-nughly orgafrized Il'if!10llf ra ,renre of lvln11m'. Future Retailers. RNA fiRATZ7Hfl friemlly heart zrifla funny frie11d.r. Peri P4 Censor, Senior Friendshipf-Reporter, J-Hop Committee, junior Class Play, Senior Class Committee, Band, Drum Majorette, Choirf eSecretary. CLARA GRIEGUS-V HSC'l'fflll.fIlL',l',l' if for olbwir. :ml for me. Athletic League, Girls' W Club, Red Cross, Home lic Club. IVY l.Uli GRISXVOLD -- Her llawlglvtr are for others. Cheerleader, Peri, Glee Club, junior, Senior Friend- ship, Student Council, Senior Class--Sergeant-at-arms, junior Class Play Committee, Dean's Assistant. HARRY HAl,l.--FfFI'i6I1dlJ' and frank. Forum, Hi-Y- Secretary. PAT l'lAI.I. H Pr1!. l'0ll'I'U I1 nmmzer tim! if rlmrnzingf' Phil ---Chaplain, Art Club, Senior Commencement Committee, Animal Business Staff, junior, Senior Friendship, Choir, Student Council, Football Queen Attendant. 'ills T 'B Q 'iv R W f R g is gg, fi, ' Mr 1,1111 lNlARvIORlIi Cil'THRlIi+ Quin fmt! nice. Red Cross, Chemistry Assistant. EARL GUY-- DOIN rz'm'rj'. l'l! ,gel zilwere l'111 kqwiallqf' DICK HAI?ERSTOCK-Y P0f1lllc1l' lmy rlfillllf ,i'r'lmuf, Forum. Bandf--Student Leader, Student Council, Pro and Con. LILLIAN HAISI2--f'S0ft-.rfwbezz Lillimzf' French Club. RICHARD HALBAc:Ha-- - Euerge1ir lJirlP. Cheerleader, Ten- nis, Q.D.ffSecretary, Senior Class Banquet Committee, Stage Electrician. fbi? 61 01f'77Z67'.Y ARSTELLA HAMMHA jolly friemlf' KATHLIEEN HAMILTON4 A lovely rmile, ff Iljllllilllq Il'ill1'.' thatfr Kate-f-yofzll lffmrz' Iver fIlIj1I1Ifl'. Peri, Choir, Optirnates, Glee Club, Senior Friendship, Annual Busi- ness Staff. PAT l'lAMII,TON-V A Zvrzfrfrg' mul. Girls' W Club, Senior Friendship, Senior Picnic Committee. U Airs E F if cms ..,.-:AQ Q ,,.-mms 'QF' 53 f RICHARD l'4l.fXMlill.li lJt.iw'1tuf? iX'uitfr. ' Reserve, Var sity liootball. fillllitil' HANcioc3iq - Nez'u- blue. Bantl, Orchestra. ol.YN HfxNIiI,Y Shu lima ber 1z'ru'k zritlv bear! and CAR .Wllllf flnzlfi' zwfwui' rlw'r fill Ifnf Hmzfu' Ruff. Phil, Girls' Athletic League, Girls' XV Club 'Sergeant-at-arnss. lfrench Club, Glue Club, Senior Class Committee. National Honor Society. Alchemists, Future Teacher- ol' America. jAc1i4 HARMAN Prizm I'u'I1i.l'f7L'.f irlmz jarb apfwear.r.' PAT HART Ullvilhlf .ff7L' zzfzdtrmkef In Ja -.rlw flow. German Club. mr ezffwfmefff lYlARll.YN HAX'l2S--- NtJdf. rmr gaudy, 'OptimatesfACen- sor, Phil Treasurer. lDC.lI1'S Assistant. l7HYl,I.lS HECK fnlllflff' Ifiearvflzf llmll liar utilize. French Club, Spanish Club. Xet. l.ll.I.lAN HFINRICH- J'Genemlly fpeaking. .rbefr generally .if1t'.zii11Aq. Orthestra Presitlent, Pro anal Con, junior lirientlship Club, Sizzle Repi'esent.itive, ljl.'.lllvS Assist- ant, Choir. Annual Representative. if joANNiz HARTISR- - QlljL'L and ir11apf1y. BARBARA I'lARTMAN7 RLdcfj' am! eager In aid- oflver.i. Future Retailers. .W SHIRLEY HARTSIEL- She look! nire-A-Jbe .reenlr :lice-the if Hire. Zet, Spanish Club. REGINA HAUGISRR-- Quie1 and gfzrnd-fmfzzv-ad. Chemistry Assistant. BARBARA HAWN- A ive!!-liked girl. junior, Senior l'rientlship. RAMON HisNzi.ifRsJ'j11.ff mllmg along. Reserve Foot- ball, Reserve Basketball. lAYNI2 l'Il5lih1ANffff Oll1' Ifrllwr ll illi.w1.f, Annual Busi- ness Statf, Red Cross, Senior Life Saving, Swimming Leadership. MP fn 'th .f '!!- ., gpg- Q divx' .an-:ships 'YS' R 'grim -ww 4 1 AML 'RW' gui. H, if qv 'Ch If if X4 -'ig :,. . ' in , ,,'A 5: ii? xi ':... 5 ',.' Li -'VfL 1 . --,M ,M r I'm'1.i,is HUFFMANNW Phyllis nrune will be under 'IJIIJIUIH' Pir111i.il.i , Orchestra, Choir, Optimates. l,flITlS HmzAN-- A fmj' Mm! ii zzwrllv zrlyilef DONNA H1Jl.DIER4 N0l lllllfh Ialkffjurl 41 great rzweet .i'i!em'v.' Girls' Athletic League, W Club, junior Friendship, Art Club-Sergeant-at-arms, Alchemists- Secretary, Peri. -luN12 l'lOl.Dl3R - Her lwrzrl ir in hw' 1l'0I'k.H Girls' Ath- letic League, W ClubAPresident, Glee Club, Alchem- ists, junior Friendship. fx Q! Smr eff armani ANNE Hl2SSf A t7l1lll'cId8,H Glee Club, junior, Senior Friendship, Optimates, Red Cross. CAROL HlLDIEHRANDYUSIIHIU .md uiilfy. Lim! .md fi-ne. Zet -4Vice-President, Spanish Clubf Vice-President, Choir-Treasurer, Glee Club, Band, lfuture Teacliers of America. AL l-lOCKl.I2Y-- Baller be balbfzj' tlmu Il'j,l'L'.H French Club. Optimates, Q.D. VUALTIER HODCEIESAA- fNi!ll nf five mfr. lm! t'lil1l!Jj1I.Q.l' JACK HOFFMAN- A 1'r'g1flrz1',Q11j'. Baseball, Bowling. -IOANNIE I-IoFFMAN4 A mail gwmzl friw1rJ. Athletic Office, Annual Solicitor. 'ESI- YQ! xr Biaviaarv HOliI.li'l'T'- - A zzimfzle-ffmlerl l.rfl3'. Choir. DAN l-lYsl,0P- A frfllmr of ll'Ul'fl7 rim! lZl'fefilmmf. Cheerleader. DON jAciKSONf- fix Kqfwd tr friend ,ri ,my :mm rfflrld find. Q.D., Art ClubefVice4President, Pro and Con, liresh- man Basketball, Sizzlef --Art liditor, Movie Operator, Band, Senior Class Publicity Committee. JANET JAYNIQSY- I1er lzrilqhl .imile ii' hw' r'lm1'11l. Athletic League, Optimates, Spanish Club, Alchemists, Perir- Corresponding Secretary, junior Class Play, junior, Senior Friendship, Sizzle, junior Class Skating Party Committee, Senior Publicity Committee. RICHARD 'lIiNKS--'UA fillle 1m11,fe11,ic' mm' .mtl fl7t'Il..l lio- rum--President, Secretary, Sizzle-fn Feature liditor, Art Club, Pro and Con, Movie Operator. Giaoaoii jiarrf-J'Iirz.iy zmzmzerf' Stew efffoffmefmr JOHN KADIIK v--' f ll Zvn mn' bizn nlzzuzyf zzirhetl to lenou' Zinn nmref' Freshman Basketball, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Baseball, Boys' W Club. MAIIY KANOI-'Ff Sl9rn'l, dark, am! rery nice. GISNIE KASISRA-- Nnfloing ,rfn'ceed.I' like flllAl'?.8'.I',H WII.I.Is KIiI2sI5I2W Olv! .fifth .rf1eeJ. Freshman Football, Track, Cross-Country, Boys' W Club. MARY AI.Ic3Ii KRITII-f Snn'ere and wry nznvlv in earne.rf. Y-Teen --Chaplain, Pro and Con, Athletic -Office. ,lm'c1Ii Klfl,l.X fer'll'7L' bear enrlv une nnr deflillj'-H Glee Club, Future Retailers. ENS ,fairn- jIINIi KING - A 11'in,wnne girl Iwillv iljlllllllg Il':1J',l',H CARI. KINtas'I'oN ... ,S'peerlv if tQI'L'.If Inn .fj1t.'lIt'L' if greener. liImImIIi KIIJIQIQR 'Nl:I'jL'll4f.l'l7jf7 u'fIl'rlJ'.f benefits. Q. D., Hi-Y, Student Council, junior Class Play, Choir, Al- chemists, National Honor Society, Senior Banquet Com- mittee. DoI.oRIcs KIRKlfNl7Al.l.--HShC .l' lnzppy and gay. .rne',r al- Il'tl'1'.I' 117111 lilly. Girls' Athletic League, Leadership, Senior Friendship, Sizzle, Dean's Assistant. GLIENAVUN KNIInsoN-- A friend znrzy nlell be ret-lwnetl llve 1l1.1.I'1eI'lI1iet'e of l1zlflll't'. Choir. lll.SXX'OR'l'll Koen- -f Very fzleannzl flwn lm! been. Na- tional Honor Society, Q. D.-Reporter, Choir, Alchem- istsn -Chaplain, Pro and Con, Future Teachers ot' America. Ki-we Nh' FM 'GP STEWART KI21.LYfJ'jn,rf being nappy if ez fine lining to do. Freshman Basketball. LoI.A MARY KIsRIsIcnsh She g7'L'C'f,f yon mlb 41 rnzilef' Optimates, Glee Club-Treasurer, Phil-Sergeant-at Arms. JANICE KILI2,- By laappinerr ,rhe gains friends. junior, Senior Friendship, Spanish Club, Phil-Corresponding Secretary, Pro and Con, Girls' W Club, Library Assiste ant. SUI? Klh1PKJN- Nf1f 01'er-lmrly in doing her Marla, Stu- dent Council Representative, Annual olicitor, Future Retailers. iii l if ' xanga. ugh, -x 5 3 N :iz t. ai iii 'ai YV 1810 xv 1 DUN KolQPlfl.l-LR A High! lmzrl in1.l .1 nferry zlfzffmi' Clit-crlcutlcr, lforum, French Club, Boxing. VILMA KKDRKJTNIEH' A girl of llldllj' 1mml.f. Rctl Cross Rcprcscntativc, Girls' W Club. jul' Kovlfsiml A ruzrufree izflvlele, are high in pwxwmzlity .xml f7flf11f,1i. Varsity l7ootbnll4Co-Captain, Track, Boys' W Club. Siam eff offmem jovua LA lYlANSli s lVitfy and gay. Zet. lxlfxm' ANN LAs11sff .S'l1e ruler hw' mm mind. Band, lfrit-mlsliip, Red Cross. lDUllU'l'llY I.AsA'1'1ilz - S1vadfa,fl I will alzmyr be. Band, Footblll Quan Ammqmt Optimntcs, liuturc 'l'c.1chers of America. lllf'l lAY l-AXVS lilly In gel along Il'ifl7,U l:l,UIlliNCli l.lili Sim ir prelly, lwuert. am! gwzflef' Girls' XV Club- Vice-President, Athletic League, Alchemists, Glue Club, junior Friendship, Pro and Con, Deans :HYIHS IOM, 1 ,H I ,IU L , lu H Assistant. Tcuhtrs of Amcrui I-:sq vnu-:N Paths 'lun Q? Doroaiis l.OVlZLL--Hlilll zeealllvy in my frieml.r. junior GORDON MCLAllGHLlNi Tl7B nmnfr zwrflv .1 million. Friendship. MARY MQZARTHUR- - Slve'.r mi mzgler for all Hmlf nf ffm. lJA'I'RlClA lVlCCillATll --iiflf rlmzzgeable at fi dollar bill. Zidlf' 67' PHYLLIS MAcQCLlN'1'OCK-- lizer full of ffm. but always m11.ri.ler.1le nf 0floer.r. Peri, Athletic League, Girls' W Club, Spanish Club, junior Friendship. BONNIE MAc3VAYf-- 1 lore ll'01'kflffdJ'L'l11df6'.l' me. Na- tional Honor Societyfliresident, Vice-President, Phil, Optimates---Scribe, Consul, Pro and Con-Secretary, Alchemists, junior Class Ring Committee, Senior Class Baccalaureate Committee. Future Teachers of America. JOURISFN MANNH'--- B6lt'dl'6 of allen! 1r0me1z. Phil, Alchemists, Spanish Club, Optimates. VliliA ALlc31a MAN'1'H1iY---- 1 am iz 1-'er humble ewan. u l 7 Future Retailers. WILLIAM MARTIN-- An ideal American boy. Freshman, Varsity Football, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basket- ball, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Boys' W Club, Forum. GENE MC1MORGANf--'fl zmlzld laelp oflver.r, D., Fresh- man, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Track, Cross-Country, Boys' XV Club. 07772675 JOYCE MASSISY- E1fiL'l67ll in ber yzriel 11'ay. Choir Spanish Club, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, Senior Class Announcement Committee, Phil Girls' W Club. a x CAROLYN MATTHEWS--HI .rlzrceed in L'I'L'7'J'fhlllg I 4l0.' Peri-Vice-President, Red Cross, junior Friendship, Spanish Club--Secretary, Girls' W Club, Art Club- - President, Pro and Con, junior Ring Committee, Na- tional Honor Society, Senior Committee, Student Coun- cil, Alchemists, Future Teachers of America. POLLY MATTOON-- Nolhi1zg if more zzfefnl Mum .file11re, DONALD MESTEl.l.liR-fi'AlIl'dj'J ready for fun. Boxing. NANCY MESTIQLLisa- Carefree but fruit-i.lw-.zle. junior Friendship. Sl R 'xr ' . 'AA. ,N , - , r, . 3 - X g K S-v-dig, . ,M w as 0453 an ,ww avr un':.'T 3i' Fa lDOI.ORliS MfJRANf A.l' week of 11 l1z111l1. Glee Club, Optimates, Art Club. DONNA MllIiClK WHA ,f7lL'cI.ftlllf 111i.x'1111'v uf zrii and ro111111o11 .re11.s'e. Senior Friendship. PAT MIIl.I.lliAN - A IIL'Il't'l7lNL'l' iwillv Illfllly frie11d.r. Opti- matcs, Phil. LEON blIINDING-w I.fI'f1IlQ ,ill Iliff police of ,i-elf-co11le11f. Head Movie Operator. Hlil.liN MURRAYA 'I'Zae1'e'.f flfclfl' 111141 IIILHIIIJ' for ez'o1'yo11e olive. Annual Solicitor. LARRY MlIsll.m- No ,ri11114'1'. llll .ftlfllf f1erlmf1.r. fmt zrelf, Ike wry lzexl of cli.1f1,i'. Football, Golf, I-Hop Com- mittee, Crossbffountry. 24 Lois MIETZGIZR-f Sl76 it L1 Jt'hola1'a11d 4 good one. Zet- Presiden-t, Spanish Club, Senior Friendship, Athletic Office,,1Sizzle, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety. MARGARET MnzARos- A good heart if ivorflo gold. Spanish Club, Zet--Treasurer, Pro and Con, National Honor Society-Corresponding Secretary, Red Cross-- Treasurer, Dean's Assistant, Senior Friendship. JAMES MICHAIEI.-- lJ01l'! rntla, girls. Alchemists, Stu- dent Council, Director of Finance, Forum. MARIAN MlLI.I2R-- FI'i6lIdly pe:-.ro11. Band-Drum Ma' jorette, Peri-Treasurer, junior Friendship-Vice President, Senior Friendship, Red Cross-Treasurer, Alchemists-MVire-President, Choir, 'I-Hop-Chairman, Optimates, De-an's Assistant. BARBARA MINNIiR-fflilll neillaer flll'1l'dl'4J nor 1ldt'.b!l'r1I'd. but jim? right. Choir, Library Assistant, Future Re- tailers. WALTIQR Mlsc3AvAGrz- The oppofile .rex ii' for me. ANDY MOLNAR4- 1lljl'flf7flIl. origimzl. 111111 Very f1'1e11dly. Baseball, Boys' W Club, Art Club. JACK MOMANYff'EA't'6!l9lIf in onythifzg om! o1'eryrl1i11g. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football. PATTI lNtcmoNA- If1z.floio11 plolef' Glee Club, Choir, Future tsifdlf' erformem AGNES MYl.liS-frlllleicl walk '111J'le.r and myler' to fee ,gow tri e ross its resixlin : p ima es A1 Pf,R1d C S'-Vli'-P ' t O t' .t . l.Yl.lE MYlllfIli-f'E1'6l'Jl0Il6J f1'ie111l. e.rpe1'i11lly .e football f6'dIIl'.l'.H Forum, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Track, Boys' W Club, Student Council Director. JIM NALIMANN-- A loore page fl'0l1l fbe boob of fini. Student Council-Director of Service, Junior Class Prom Committee, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Track. NORMA Nlil.S0N--eHSll'l?t'f with 1: cl1111'111i11g pe1'.fo1mli1y. Zetu-Chaplain, Senior Friendship-Secretary, Spanish Clube- -Chaplain, Sizzle, Pro and Con-Reporter, Na- tional Honor Society. Glltllilili NliSTliRlJI1'F- 1l'.f 111e11 who .my Ike least Ibn! 111'- t'!NlIpll.l'llJ Ibe 111o.fl. Forum, Senior Hi-Y4Vice-Presi- dent, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Optimates, Boys' W Club, Cross-Country. lVlll.DRlED NCJVINSKX'-ffSIllzll'l and fflle are the z1'r11-dr for yon. JACK Nllsimumf- The 1111111 1l'b0 believer ir fbe 1111111 who 1u'l11e1'e.r. Forum, Freshman Basketball, National Honor Societyfljresident, Junior Class Skating Party Committee, Track, Student Council. CAMILLA OATMAN-- A 11e11'co111e1' to llrytllfely ye! 11 f1'ie11d lo ull. NANCY O'BRlliN- Nl111fJ' will fzluvzyr do well. Junior Friendship. Sfdlf' 61'f07 77267f'J S x 4, 'india 2 'Q' ,mmm ' Y-agile. N Sz ' fe S 1 -t N.: 'Ks 6 -.., ,,... H, Q KATHLIZIQN OPRF- VA kimlly .flllllcf fo all .fbe .re111l5.' Junior Friendship, Dean's Assistant. V1:iroNic3A PAGIEYHAI perzre wen zwiflv ber e11e111ie.r.' ZetfVice-President, Dt-an's Assistant. PHYl.I.lS PALMIEltff 1'l1J'll1.i' ir qlllL'l amz' lmrd 1l'o1'ki11g. Opt imates. Dick PAi.iulTiiRe l bmi lbe big ban dr11111. Band, Q.D.-Chaplain, Hi-Y-APresident, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society. CHARLES PAPI0f G'oo1l ll7llI'Q.l' a'o111e 111 .r11111ll pa1'rel.r. Freshman, Reserve Football. JANIE PAYDIIN---n1fI'8I' .ro qnieff' Junior Friendship. 25 v 1 Q- ,M i Lf' 4361. f 'uri PAT PENTZ f'HSl76..f 4 red-headed min. Spanish Club, Optimutes. RIARILYN PEPPARDA J'Nmf at I1 pin. Nurses Aid. Giaoucm PERRY - She life.: routeuff' Future Retailers. - Niall. Plercicmi-'IffJ'Lf1uIqlo am! the world langhr zvifh yon' jovciii ANN PHIIELS--- AJ fz .rmr .rhineir .ro do I. Art Club, Pro and Con, Choir, Annual Staff. llI.l'ANOll RAC! Site fmt lim Eylif ,fn mfr and fzrfmvz l3111'.m'.' B4'IJ'i1I'tf.,'. Phil, French CilLlbe-fSCl'gE2lI'1t-1'lt- Arms, Annual Solicitor. v lll l'TY RASCHKF' Sf:z1rHiHg in Iver ouw .rpeciul 11'aj',' Phil. ji2.fxNNiNE ANN RAsrx1I1sM- Qzfief. mmlerl um! .1 jvevjfefl fr!w1.l. lfuture Retailers. ff-Sf f YQ' 536' s 4 jf W QQ i ,III uk F 8. r..w BARBARA PITZIEN- A Hlj.X'flH'8 of kfl1cl1l6.l'.lJIILf 111i.u'lnief. Sizzle, Phil, junior, Senior Friendship, Pro and Conf' - Secretary, Dean's Assistant, Athletic Office. ARLENF POMPOSf Al1lidb!8 liffle girl. HIERB POTTER- People like him berafmf fwfr lvim.relf. Senior Hi-Y-Vice-President, Forum, Annual Stall, Senior Commencement Committee, Student Council Director of Student Relations, President City Hi-Y- Friendship Council. MARY BELLE POWFRf Pdff67lf? and 'QL'I7f1L'lZU.f.f are power. LEWIS PURDY-'iLife if zwlml you make it. Smzf ezffmfmem MARJORIE RIEAMS? Of firm am! plum! wi11J. Spinish Club, Red Cross. RALPH RizEoAJ'7'he zwrlt! fm' we if guys, i'-4' 'E' X s nut if A Y J ii W9 x xx tg? ii . Y X xx in xv X 3 fx sa 'X' N 1 j.,,,.f . .w....ae, ui. . tc Q Q ...Cf . 3 ANNE RlDIiOLITf Fdlfbfll! to friemlr and the har many rietitlru O timates unior Friendshi Peri Ser eant- P P .. , , - g at-Arms, Student Council Director of Social AHairs. Evisiuzrr RILIEYA-rfHB leadr the life of Riley. Choir. jo ANN RlLlfY1HBlIl6 eyer are true eyexf' Band, Pro and Con, Senior Friendship. NANCIY JANF Roc1ERsh Quiet, alzmyf with iz rutile, Optimates, Pro and Con, Senior Friendship, Student Council, Senior Class Committee, junior Ring Com- mittee, Peri. llDWARD ROMP- 1 might be better if I multi, but itir awful loziemzzte being good. Forum, Reserve and Varsity Football. Stttr er ormery lNlARY RUIZ- A-- A tiny. pretty l1li.f.f.H DICK. RUST -- jn1'i.1l .zml .111 .ill-tzmtiml gonll pal. Senior Hi-Y Clmpluin, if kl- .. if C.: Q . rf VIOLA ROSLER- Good tzatiire and goat! ,retire tire 1lL'l'8l' .reparatedf Band, Orchestra, Choir, Red Cross, junior, Senior Friendship, Student Council, Zet. MARY ROSS- She gaef 011 in her retiring Il'tZy.H Future Retailers. GEORGE ROTH- leai1ie'J my future. Boys' W Club, Track, Reserve Football. MARY ELLEN RUFF-- A happy min with rzfzltzral blmitl hair, it gift from nature which if rare. Junior Friend- ship, Glee Club. ISABEL Ruiz- A good-matured girl. Nurse's Aid, Leadership. LEON ST. JOHN-Hclidfdfldf r11a,lae.r iff 01l'71 u'e.rfitiy.' Baseball, Boys' W Club, Freshman, Reserve Football RHEA SARNS-A f Sbe il-ne.rtl9if10.r :well mill with iifzref' JOE ANN SAR01f'Iff'- Sire ii' iz rlreerfftl. lmfifiy wie. N11- tional Honor Society, Phil, Spanish Club, fDPlll112lfCS, Future Telchers of America. '11- Atal, RWM 1.-Ig c , f' 1 iqa1'.'f fdlf' 61 07777671 Bll.l,Yl-I Lol1 SAIII. 'HPe'1'l'll1liI!jf,'l' 111111 .1 .lllflll-'l' ,llllllhil Red Cross, Junior, Senior lfriendsliip, Band, Majorette, Choir, junior Class Commencement Committee, Library Assistant, CARI. SAYLUR Bvf11'w11 11411 .111J L'.H'llL'll. lforum, l u ture Teachers of America. ' JOHANN SCHAlE'I'ZKlZ--'UA 11-1l!111tq 1111.111 111111 .1 11'1ll111tq l111111l. Band. ASALLY Sc,HIavPi2R'l'-Y A 1.11111 ,i'tf!fwy1111uf1i1f11 .1'111111tq 1111.up i,l Red Cross, Otiimates Censor. .1 ' Q! ,' Q, ' 1 ' ff I H J lN'lARlLYN Scgulliiuuviiafsff lI 111!11111 ffHll1'fl!lL'.l ffl .1 11111111 fy 10 ,f1l11ce. Peri, Sizzle liditor, Red Cross, junior lfriend in shipf-Chaplain, Optimates. X' fi 3, Cu1.i.1aN SCulMMi21.-s-- 1119.1 L1li1 J-ja' 11111 l1i111,11f!f. Iforum. Swimming Team, Life Saving, Student Council. A l itl oius Sc3ui.AMANN Sim 4Qfl'C',t' 11111 11111J11'i.l111l 1111111111011 111 e1'e1'.311111f. Dean's Assistant, lfuture Retailers. Rl?'l'H Sc11iNl2lm5it 111 11 1111111! hee U!l1',I', .l!lt'l7 Kil1'1l0.ff11L',li.l' AI il 11.1111 111 f111J, CJptimatesf---Treasurer, Alchemists Sergeant-at-Arms, Lnemistry Lab Assistant, National Honor Society, liuture Teachers of America. Lu. MILD SKLIINIQLI. HUA .Q11111f feffoiz' 111111111g fL'Hflll'.li,u Band. A SIHKYSTIER Ii1'1a111f!y .111i! ,r1111'1f1'e. Glee Club, Sizzle. Red Cross. . 1 -as-i . 1. WCQQ, ' Qwii -l its :fish - ..- N ARLICNIT SCHWAN AIIL'11L .t .i1111f1f1c1lb1 f1.11 111111 fier 111.1111 11f1'ic11tl, Girls' XV Club Reporter, Girls' Atliletic League, Sizzle Representatixe, Cilee Club, lfuture Teachers of America. PEGGY Sc1oTTf - lice 11' my l7L'.J1'f.i' Nurse-'s Aid, Red Cross, DICK SliAh1ANH- A 1111-1 111111 1.11111 fl-I. lforum. MARY ANN SIEAMANW ffl ftlllyfl .1 11'.1-3' lrelfm' 111 lleejf uit! age 11z1'11y. Perif Chaplain, Pro and Con Vice-Presi' dent, Red Cross Secretary, President, junior, Senior liriendsliip, Optimates, lirencli Club, Sizzle, Annual Staff, Student Council. Warrick Siai2MANf '1'!w 11111.11 111111111 .11-11 ilu' lQI'L'.IfL'lf.U Bowling, Reserve Football, Reserve, Varsity liasketball. DAN SIQIZMANN fH'1ll7L'l'L' 1,1 l7UIll'.lf'l. 111.111l111111! .1111l tq11111l fell111111!11I11 1:11 lfveef' l'iI'CSl1I11Lll'1,i Reserve, Varsity lfoot- ball, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, 'l'r.uk, Forum, National Honor Society, Student Council Presi- dent, Boys' XV Club. Smzf ezffozfmeimr l--lAaOl.n Suri. Gfwil bvlvarivr if flu' jimaff of fine an-f.r. Forum Treasurer. UIFJANNIE SIIULTZ l1i1y'1f1y girly lure lllclllj' fl'lL'll:f.t'. Phil, junior Friendship, Pro and Con, Athletic Office, Dcan's Assistant. linwaao SllillICNAI.FR'WHC'lll'fj'-l7L'aIu'c'Lf lid. DONNA SIMONDS A llI'L'l.1' ffllfc' girl who .rpmzbf fm ill of i:11yl!vi11kq. Spanish Club, Girls' Athletic League, Senior Class Committee, Phil. lRliNli SIPOS-f I mmf rmlfwpf that I am fum! of ffm. Pro and Con, Library Assistant, Leadership. ROHIQRTA Sl.liIisliMAN- I H'll.ff and I am fm1le11!. JANKIIC SAICMIEN ll flare beizrl IJ' crew' free fl'0lll m1'e. Home lie Club, DONALD S'1'livliNsf - Ile U lnzlhflzj flcfllllllc' he Ulf! Iizffglv. ' Student Council, Reserve, Varsity Football. LIQONARD STIlilxliNfW,f1'l'1w'e if izfzzxzyx' iz .slir ll'f76I1 Lewlarrf if ill'Ulllltf.U Future Retailers. l.AvONNls Susoa Red hair .zmf merry I1'.I'j'.f. junior, Senior Friendship, Red Cross --Secretary, Peri- -Record- ing Secretary, Sizzle, Optimates, Junior Class Play Com- mitteerf- Chairman, Senior Banquet Committee, Future Teachers ot' America. ANNIQ MAH SXX'AR'I'Z---Mllwbj' fmiwz? If if mark eariw- fr: .r11lile. l'l,Oa1sNcL1z Swaarz--f- A Jlzzrghfer of the gndr. divinely fair, junior Friendship, Red Cross, Y-Teen, Pro and Con President, Art Club. if, , A Y A ill. ..:, - , ,LX 551324 K , lxx X ' M . ws. 'Q CJRA LOU SlNtl'1'l1---HI'1L'1' fl'iC11ul.Y ilvey' are NILIIIJH' bel' f!lL',ff-W are llvere my? Zet, National Honor Society, Opti- mates, Junior Friendship, Annual Co-liditor, Bacca- laureate Committee. GliRAl.DINlE SoR12Ns1zN-J'Slve ir jnrf the qniel kind zrhnre 11.fzffn'e.r 1l6'I'0l' fury. Future Retailers. RAY SQ111a1zA-- Keeping bury if lvir joy. Baseball, Library Assistant. Chemistry Lab Assistant, Future Teachers of America. MARJORIIQ STALz15R- Margie, ANNA :HOW ww 'Q' .-swag' , ax 'V' KX 'lm 'GI.':L? wu- 'K- Yr 'F ,YW 15 'Fm ? M11 elformelf IDUNNA il4llllRN'l'lJN UllHl7L'll lJ111111r1 rlmci rr 1l1111g. il 1.1 Ilrll il1111r'. Peri, junior, Senior l:l'lCI'1LlSl1lP-ff'TfC1lS- urer, Red Cross, Student Council, Library Assistant, lDe.ui's Assistant, Athletic League, .Senior Prom Com- ll1lllL'L'. Aurzia Tufmm' Graaf foyr are ,rhoufn by grmf lI0l.l'L'.H Nurse's Aid. Piusczu i,,x Tulum - A lllllll 1111111 lm! Pro and Con. J A . lil,IfA1uf'i'ii To'rH 'Tiz l1'11e tlw 111i.r.r if zzfry 1'lvr11'111i11g, ..--f--ig H gi lNlAucQAitif'i' Toiil - Ihre 1lc'.n'1'lbe.r 1llr11'gl11'v1 la a DMN Timsit I.1l'v1l by all. Stl LAwiufNc315 SWARM 911111 jf-fmrl, Jfllll' !l'lL'Ilcl. fllll frie11d. Freshm.xn Baske-tb.1ll, Cross,Country Track, HivY, French Club. Dol.0ltl2S SXVl2l31'n- Slvj' lm! .r11'cel. Optinmtes, junio: Friendship, Red Cross. SAM SZOR-f-Nl'il'0Il1 11 lillle .rjzark 111,11 bllllf 11 1111Kql1l-3 flame. Bklfld---TFCHSUICF, Drum Major, Choir Presi' dent, Q.D., Student Council, Future Teachers ol' America. CAROLYN SXYMANSKIY f'A11 rzbll rwzmr wflv ,qt-nrlr' ufmli and 1'e.rr1l11le 1z14llf111.f, French Club. RUBIZRT M. TAYLOR f'Tl1e lllflc' 111,411 llbflhl' alzmyr ll1.m'.' Q.D., Hi-YfRep0rter, Spanish Club. INIARGARIET TICIETIZRH -' lllrlll-J' 11 lv11111o1-11111 giggle lui f.1llr11 ffllfll ber llpff' Student Council' ASecretiu'y, junior Friendship, Phil, Stationers Desk. Pro and Con, Y-Teen, Alchemists, Spanish Club, Sizzle, Future Teachers of America. RICHARD THAYER--J'S0111e011c alzrujxr bIl.l'J', Band, Choir, Tennis, Pro and Con. TOM THIZOFANOIYS--''Tl101'1111lql111ai.f lie rlmnr 1111! l.1ria' Library Assistrtnt, Orcliestru, Chorus, ROBERT Tl'lOlNl.'xS 'lll lm yuietffda fl rm! friwzilf' QD. JANET TRAVIS-- Eager always In tlo wlmlfr bert. Opti' mates, Pro and Con, Alchemists, junior Class Play Committee. MAau.YN Talmsa-Y 1rlw1lijied IU' one who if meal. Zet-vSergeant-at-Arms, Athletic Office. JAMES UNRUH--MC'fJ11l'f1L'lel' ir 1101 a gift but a fm'111.1lin11. Q.D. Rirziman VliliGllil.S-A'--riff? if truly grew who ir truly good. Track, Forum, Boys' XV Club, Reserve Football, Senior Picnic Committee. l.ll.l,lAN VIESTULA- - Quia bill ez1llo1z.ria.r1ic, Future Re- tailers. JOHN WAGNER-- A boy who really ran be rounletl on French Club. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, National Honor Society, Boys' W Club, junior Class President, Forum, Student Council. EDGAR xVAl.Klill4- Thl.f allvletir lm' leant toward lm:-tl Il'0l'f?.H Track. BoNN11z XWAMIER- - Su'eet. rzzmlefz, likeable. Junior Class Secretary, Library Assistant, Dean's Assistant, Athletic League. JIM WAllNKli4--frlrflll icere lmrn for .ranzeflaiug gI'C'z!f.'. Q.D., Alchemists, National Honor Society, Optimates. NN x 1 Q WGN' agua .pups 'lt . ,i t ii 'Q' ' A 5 our-ng, If' ri Qsg svvrx arcs. ,,. 9'-1-vt., I- M PM affmem' CHARLES Wmtvuf J'G'i-mf lwllw fmzkc H f'tl' lull-H JIZANNI2 XVATSON I tfxlil fn y1lwue all. BETTY JOANNE WIEBBER-V- Blr1ml lorkr am! nzcrry 1l'!1J'.f.'l Peri, Optimates, Sizzle Representative, Alchemists, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Choir. CATHERINE VVESTIENKIRCPINER-e A tn-inlfle in low' eyef and a dimple in her cheek. Optimates, Girls' W Club, Lab Assistant. JACKIE VUFISIE 'lifz,fy going. Home Economics Club. Glee Club, Choir. BIZRNICF XVHITING HI'IL'l'0..f an Alva! :wife for .mme llldllf' Home Economics Club,--Secretary-President, President Lucas County Chapter, Orchestra, Nurse's Aid. 31 1 P11 'iff lm wi! , 'QV' i i lNlARY jams Wlll'l'hlAN'f'-'VIII .rlyle all flu u-lille. junior, Senior Friendship, Girls' Athletic League, Peri, Sizzle. l'A'iRicgm XVIDMIZR !'1l',r llve liflle flolngi in life lim! i'v1rf1l. Future Retailers. Ciliflliiilil WlI.CLIKfff'- ll iflw lvif aawmllnfl lie tll'lI'L'.l' fun' lzllrex .:1my. Q.D.fH-Treasurer, Cross-Country. AUDIZNIZ WII.1.IAMSS A dlwple in a Il'flUli1lI'.l t'l7L'L'b umkar 11 zlefzl in a Ulilllhf heart. junior, Senior Friend- ship, Dean's Assistant, Library Assistant, Athletic League. GLORIA XXlli.i.IAMs- Deep in llwuglvl .the .ieefm fn be. Staff eff oifmem 'I'iiOMAs W1i.i.iAMs J'1Ii,r umjw- iulerexl if allvlelii-.i'. Reserve, Varsity Football, Boys' W Club, Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. DIALK XVILSON f- Ile fzlizyi' ti wefzzi li'w11lm11e. Band, Optimates, junior Class Play. lDUNNA 'IRAN XYliN'i'i2RiiA1.niaRfHH S1n111y di.iym,rlfim1. Glee Club, Choir. RUSAMOND XX7l'I'HROXVfnslu' lm ri lowly i'f1ife. Glee Club Secretary, Choir. Piiniv WOOLAVIQR-Jliamgei- In lem-11. eawmrr ar well. Q.D., Optimates. JEAN VUUNDIERLIZY-AHA wl.x'l1n'e of nziwy mlcnff rind- Zet, Junior Friendship, Choir4Vice-President, Band, Majorette, National Honor Society-Secretary, Senior Prom Committee, Pro and Con. jOfxN XVIINDisR1.I2YW Per.i'm1.1lily llzlm red hair. junior Friendship, Optimates, Choir-wSecretary, Zet, Band, Majorette, Senior ClassfVice-President, Student Coun- cil, National Honor Society, junior Prom Committee, junior Class Play. JOHN WYGANT+ I do my More and keep my petite. Reserve Football, Reserve Basketball. DOROTHY YIZNTZIZR--ffllllll-ll!l'lllg. Glee Club, Future Retailers. RICHARD XIODIZII--HTAPL' great all begin wzizll, .ffl-fl'l7L'L'f' up. Dirk. A Q 'Q- AG 1-. 2 fl' ,. its GLEN YOUNG-Hl70llllg mm' and young f01'61'6I'.H Al- GUIDO TAMBUR-Hcllldfl will .rucfeed in life ar he has in chemists. Jporlrf' Varsity Football, Bowling, Boys' W Club. Grams ZIQADKIQR-- Silent, reriwzr, and m-i1'i11g. Q.D. RICHARD HLTNTSINKQER- I.6l Ike ren of the world go by, . I'll ralch it. Q.D. Mums ZOLL- Reliable . . . well-po1red.'f Art Club, 'Orchestra-Secretary, Treasurer. Staff efffaffmezff SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES CHARLES ELLlS'fHSllfh dj I all true men are. ABHL KoRENw Olv, fear we not. WlLI.IAM LAZENBY- Happy am I, from rare I'm free. Choir. JOHN NECHOFFA- 1 may not ray much biz! uloat I my ir Jo. ROCCA REASTI- iff a juze lhifzg to be yozzrrelff' PAUL STANSFIIELD- HlJ frielzdr Jay l9e'J okay. 33 F ,, W n if H- C, ' t-gn 9 k f Tw Queen Jw: 0 lop Jim' perfownelar, Bob Cnmon and foe Kovefdi, bextow ll Jlzining crown Donna and her attendant pcffornzmzce on Th la 1117077 070' L'fI'Cll.f !f7lC'C'll. 5 reigzzed af 11 .rjwcml nn .rgivifzg D492 The queen of the big .rboug Domzez Alford, with ber ezffefzdeznff, Pm' Hall and Helen Lifzgvezz zmiozf Claw P1'U.l'ia'e11! .,..,,,,A,,, ,,A,A,,, B ob Horst If'ic'cf-Pl'e,i'ide11f ,,,,A,, ,,A,,,,,,,,A, I Bob Timm 5'c'rrflf1r5 '.......... ...,,.. M argarct Young 'l'1'c'a.f111'w'.. ...,. , Carolyn Christie Say, have you seen my new ring P That was the question asked by the members of the junior Cllass on February l9. NXfhy? Because that's the day they received their class rings. The skating party held at the Coliseum, january 19, the junior Class plays on March IZ, and the j Hop which was held at El Rancho on June 16 were the activities of the Junior Class. Although it is only her hrst year of advising the junior Class, Miss Louise Nelson has clone a very good job. 36 lx 11 I lD.lIlt'IlL' Allllltblly, Aill-cn livll- Il1'I, lXl111iIy11 lSk'Nl, lXl.lIlly'Il lsillllfl, lSl.11'g1c AlIll5I'UNQ', A11- 1t.1 Al1111l1.11l.1. I1111 .' l7111'1vlI1y l5.lll, Dun lll,lIl5L'l, lllll li.1114tf, Rulll Allall'L'WN, NAHQ' ll.lxll. lx111I lbtbll llL'IIlIIIj.L, LJUII Allwfr, Uvuxgu AIlllllllL', l,.llIl llUXNL'l, Dick !xlIlL'I', R1m11.ll1l IS1-1I1'1: lx 11'l G1vl1l14' llunis, l,.lllllIlL' ff.1111p- lwll, l'll.lllK' liylmvw, ljtllllhl lllll'l3.lLl:l1l1, M.l1u11c1it1A l's1'y.111t. 'l'l1LlkNl llllllkl lx I1 1' l,11111x lglUUliN, klthllllli' llumv. llUNl'Ill.lIY li11vl1.1w, Vlum' liut- l1'1, M.11'y Kil1llu11l1'11ll', l,4lI'Uflly l'11111l1c1xtc'1', 1111.111 l'11'L111', lx 11'9 li1'1v11,g1- l's1.l111l1.'lw1'1'l'x'. llllxvla' lilxrlwll, llurgl l'rylmx', ,lllll 11.1114 Cl.11'1vl llL'l'tllL'l, Unk Collins, l,.llll ff.1l1lwcll. lw11 11 llllllfl' llbtllhl, Rulwlt llmiwllhlll, llunl lllltxtlltll, ljtlll limx- lll.lIl, flhlllrs C.1uIv111.111, liulv N1-1', li11l1.11'1l flux. 11l C.111vly11 c,llIlNlli', Duns lim- lllj.IL'I', XX'1I111.1 Cfnrulml, l,UI'lN D111114I.1m, GI1v1'1.1 film-st, Vinlct l31'XY'L'sc', ll.ll Cluupn'1'. I1 It .' lllklly' lDI1YtlQl1t'l, Srlnm lfulu, N.1l.1I11- D11 xv Q1111, Vll'lLllll1l lylllllllkl, N111111.1 lJclx1'1h1'l1i1v, R11wll.1 KUIIL1111. lx Ill Vi1l1 C1v111lws, D.1w11 CX1s11lxli11, l:l.lIllx lJ11111l11, D1111 DW1, Ruth Cmlll, ll1vs.ll1111l lDL'l.lSlL', llAL'llC fulv, lx Il -1 fl1.11I1-N D11sxL'.111, Dc'llw1't DM'- tuu, lun lilllcll, li1w11111L' Dun' k.lIl, l31v11.1l1l lhxiw, Allwxt DL'- A111111111l, ll1'1lw1't lz.11'l1z 1 5 s .3 1616110661121 .7 I 1 Acffabfzzis' HHH' Run RU IJ Run Ku ri Run Rffzi Run Rffzl Iqflll Rf i if Run l:X.ll1li1l linuff, lil-vr-i'Iy liln-i.1lL', Dclurw liitcli, 'llrlcn littl, Sur lfvlc-N. Diclx Cfullinx, Vlinict lllll'Nll.ll11. Gem-Vic l?VL'l'llLlll, ,lL'.ll IIlt' link- ins, Clmiluttc Dirll. Dun liirnlnn, Nurinnn Gun! nun. limb Hanson, ,l.nnrs Gil- lx-rt, .lnnnw Glnuscr. Kun lin-tml. Dun llilnlmli, .lim lfnx, Paul limvcr, jack Guns, D.1lc Nulsun. S.n'.1li ll.lI1I1ill1, Grace Gilvwn, 'l'l1cIin.i Hwfin.in, Sumnnu Hia- ui, Sliirlcy Hcllc. N.it.llic Grime- yum. D L' l 0 K' L' x G L' y L' r, l'xc'vL'l'ly Hodges, Susie Hclimn, -l0.lIlI1C Cictzingci, Louisa' lldlllllltbll, lfixink juzsn, Louis 'llurv.ltIi, Mnriun Fuuty. ,luck lfurin.xn, lzlsic ll.1nnn, lvgulcll llnriia. lil-Ily Drunk, XX'.irrcn llnrringf inn, -luck Htixlcr, limb lluiwt. K1-nny llcincinnn, Clmck ll.li- rison. -lniiiu' llnmplircys, Clmrlottc Klnxittcr, Margaret Allison, lxl.lIllLlI'L't Kcnglm, -lL'.lllllk'llL' Ing' lis. lxlklly llastyilx, l'.ltsy llarriaun. 'H L- l C n Kirlcciulgill, ll.ll'l'H.ll'.l lil4.lCIllL.'l', Vllllllft' jcnkins, juni linlvur. Dorothy jgnnc- lflliutt, Dl3l1Il.l lluwc, lWl.lI'llyIl KllL'L'lll. ,limn Kenton, sun, Marilyn ,lack Kimpp, Davnl Kcllcr, l:I'L1l Kifli, llulwlt Kung, lflrwy Billings, lzllilic King, R1111' Jclllt' R1111' R011 I li.11'b.11q1 l,.111c, H1'l1'11 K1'1zs.1k, I..lVkl'IlL' l..lbk'l'nll'C, Phyllis Nc- D11111g.1ll, hI.ll'iIyI1 1NIclf11'c11, -Iuyu' l'iUV.lL'llL'fT. 1 Sl1.11'1111 hIk'f:ll1l'L', A1111 l..111gul. -l1lI'N.'f 111111, M.111qic l1ci1l11c1'. EI11111- A!L'h1UI'Q.I.lI1, G c I1 1- 1' .1 Af.ll'SI11Ill. 4 Hill hidkklill, lT1'1'lc11.1 IIuldc'1A, ,lnycc Ilzlllulwr, Iillrn !.1llQ.IlL', Nvllin' NCAIL1-, R11:l1.111l Mill- 11.111l. -1 Ijtlll liL'1'11i11pL, Gilbrrt IX10ll1.ll'. Imlll II111111.1l1,'l'11111 I.11111g, N11111' MikI11s1'k, Bill Micl1.1cl, ,l.11111-N I..1111pl11c1'. R1111'l M111'1ly11 AIk'NlIlt, Lucillc M111- i.lI'Iy, ViVi.lll M0111-tt. D111'11t11y lxIL'lL'I', VQI11111 Gustin, R1111'.? V1l'jglll1.l N111lIi11sk1, .l11.111 Nil- cy, l:l'L'AILI Miilcr, CI.l1'yl M11u11, 131111111 lNI1tzgc1', XX 1l111.1 Huff- lll.lll. Rumi Ralph M1111-1, llclcn M.1t11uy, l11l111 Rklklly, ,l1111c AIlll'l'.ly, l..11'11 Al.lllfk'l', R1211'-i ll.ll'I'Y Mv11cu, Cfl1111k fySllL'.l, 51.111 Musial, Dale Nk'lSlTIl, P11111 R1cl1.11'Js, EIQI111 Nic'l1ul.1s1 R1f11'I I1111'1'tt.1 R11'l1.11'Js, BL'l'A!CI1t' Nun'- ll4llISL', WI 11 ll Il Rmtcr, juyu' P4-1'1'v. R1111' J HL-tty AlL'.ll1 Ruth, Vi1'g1111.1 l'11111p11s, .I.111c P.1l1111-1, N111 S.lIhlWlIl'L'Y, l.111s Omky, R011 ,C li.114l1.11'11 l,UI'tk'lA, llk'lll'Y P.1cl1uy, R11 l11l111 Raplsti, Cf I y 11 1' Rcvsr, I N.lIlL'X' I'.llIl.lN. 11'-I Ua'1'.1l11 SL'l1L'.11111'.1l1l, lNIc11'1tt St'IlA1t'flL'IA, Sfk'W.ll'I l,k'IL'l'NL'I1, Huh li1L'l1.11'Js, 'IMI P1-1111: Acffobazzis -bf -0 5 'N' . app- Acffobfzff R n ll Nun Run Kun' R011 Nun' Run llff ll R11 zz R11 zz ,elf Il Rffzr A I l.ylli41 SL-gn, ljlllllld Small, slu- .mnq Stclnky, lflslc S4l1w.11'7- kupl, Bonnie' Smallllun, Dcluru S.lVVAlalL', Sully Scrvlss, Gump- l.lllI'ILl Stcinlcy, l:l'1lIIlL'S SL'l1i.1- Yllllf. J KJX' Sxmyllcr, llc-tty Srmtlm, limi- nin- Phelps, M.u'y l'cuuvtl', l..4f Vuxmv Snntlmn-rx, lxl.llllll.l R4-ull. lfllrm Mac Shoup, Vixgmhn SL'.ll'lN, 9 Ray SPL'IlLL'l', l.ul.a S.lml1'n, fll.lI'.ll7L'llt' Smut, l,.ll1l Samlul, ,Inc Snyder, Rumlwcl Smut, Plxyllix Sturt, Hill SClI.lllill.IllSL'I, Al Rulx-lt Stufk, Dun Smith, fflmllu St'.lVV.lIt'I', Alton l'illLlv m.m. Xligl Slllllll, Dun SPLHIIQ linll Srila-x, Hub Srmtlu. I Durmlll llxlvllll, -Iunc 'l'rulwy, Dnrutlw 'l'lmmwn, l'.1ul1m- St llll. J flCUI'LLt' lllllllllltllly Angl-ln 'llulv lcs, All1L'1t.1 'l'1lylm', lNl.lI'Q.1.lIk'l Shllimm. 4 Ruth 'l4llUlll.IS, Vinh 'l'n'fl't, l.mvtt.1 Turm-r, Glm'i.x 'l':ptun J lNl.ury 'lw.lYlUl', l'.nt Stafxmlt, clbllljlt' 'l'l1umpwn, l5.lrIw,1r.u llllll'l'. I S.mll1.1 xXl.Illii'I',f'll.lll4'llL' XX'lnl' uw, ll.ll'l'I.ll'.l W'.xltvrs, l-lllc VL'rurm-, Ima-plmlm' Vykupal, flt'1ll'jLl.lI1ll.l Wilhlw, -li'.lllt'llC W'lL'li. J Ruth llmlvs, Dunru funk, livtly Qklln, Inu-Il.: XX'.um'lgI1t, klthlll XVIA-snrnski, lXl.ni1e-.un l'4'r1lunw4mlI, Virgina.: XXMIII- mutlm. 1 Amy Slllllll, Ummm Squn-lu, lNl.lrllyn Wfligllt, lxl.lI'l1.lI't'l Ynung, Vix'1.m Wllttc, l,4'llll.l l..1ml, ,lunly l..lllt'. J Diak Zyllwwlg, Algic Yuung, Gem' Vlltlum, liwlwlt Yon, llkld, AI Schultz, Sunny lluv lllnlwr, llulwrt W'lll1.unx, 40 jUNlOR COMMITTEIZS .S'm'i.1l Clfllllllliffkt' Run' I jam- Palmer, john Nicholas, jutly Lane Razz' 2 jack Zctlro, Kcnny lfctzcr Ring .md Play CI1lllllljfff'L' Ron' I joan Rcctor, Stewart Peterson, Pat Stewart Run' 2 Delbert Dayton, Carol Bnrclmcr, Ruth Uinbs, Marilyn Best, Don licrning Cnzflfflwnwlzwll C,'r1um1illw Roll' 1 jocttc liclls, Joyce Hallaucr, Carol llurkctt, Cloltlic Bonis Ruiz' 2 Dick Topping, Davitl BllL'SL'llL'll, Mcrritt Scllallcr, Paul liowcr Aczfobazzir , 5 ' W K it l K , i , V: ia I If ' af ,. in 'S ' 9 , Q 'Qi ls-rf, K is . iii' f lowffzr 7, -r Roll' I Rau' - Rauf 3 Ron'-1 Run' I Rau' 2 Rau' 3 Rau' 4 Ruiz' I Rall' J Ruiz Q Rau' 4, -jack -f-Donna Avery, Lois Bear, Mar- cella Arman, Gloria Aptliorpe. -Mary Alice Aiello, Marian Alilinann, j o y C e Blakeley. Nancy Bodi. --jack Barber, Glen Appling, Dick Bartock, Clara Bogan. -Pete Appedtlu, Fritlolpli Antl- erson, Charles Beach, Tony Belkofer. -f--Christine Chappell, Beverly Caswell, Eva Burnett, Pat Brnckman, Barlwara Bryan. -V-josepliine Caputo, Victoria Crain, Fclclie Cochrane, Art Bender, Shirley Carnes, Rose- mary Csezi. Delilali Carter, Barbara Bublv, Ruth Bratschi, Don Cox, john Brinkman. - -Dick Bellas, Bob Border, james Henson, Bob Bumbcra, Toni Carnicom, Don Beliille. -Panka Eneff, Darlene Cheva- lier, joan English, Ferol Cook, hlary Flores, lvfary Ellen Colby, Marcella Clifton. -Ray Dupuis, Phyllis limrli, Mary I.ou Erwin, Miltlreil livanolf, Betty Davie, Bebe Daniels, Bill Deselms. --f-Dorothy Foltlvary, julie Dom' bi, Mary Louise Ferrell, Rita Dennis. Donna Houglier, Mar- garet DeSinitl1. Iimcli, Hill De-Slietler, lil- wootl Fitterer, jack Drews, Cliarlie Case, Gerald Fox, Marty Donegan. limi' I lieu' 2 H11 iz' 3 llou' 4 Kffii' I livin' 2 Rim' ,S 1611114 Kun' I RUN' J Ruiz' 3 Ruiz' 4 Shirley Gootleman, Rita Gahle, Doris Hughes, Aliee jean Gotl- hout, lfilna Holman, Norma jean Hughes, Charlene Haygootl, Gloria Gortlon, Bernatlette llotlmaiin, Margie Hawkinson. Gloria llallauer, john Hra- hovsky, lfllj.I,CllC l.loytl, Pete Graiiza, Paul Hirschy, Rosann llorvath. Ray Green, Richartl Granger, jack Griliin, George Hartman, jack Douglas, Bob Heck. Phyllis Krueger, Margie Ker- stetter, Mary johnson, Alherta Klein, Nathalie Hollett, Al- fretla Kaloger, Ruth Hampton. Ruth Heiges, Leona l-l'lel's.ir, janet Krouse. Rosemary jacobs, 'l'lieres.i Kochan, Beverly Ann Krall, Mautlie Lee Keesee, Vir- ginia Bougher. Margaret Hasenbalg, Robert llarrell, Huh Maginnis, Ronnie Kansorlta, Paul johnson, joe Gall, Norma johnstone. Danny McAllister, jack Boyce, XX'enilell jones, Bob Mall, XVayne Latta, Melvin Batch, Dick Fox, Willter jones, joAnne Kolling, Lois Caroth- ers, Virginia Halbach, june Couture, Ruth Keller, Louise Davis, Dynse Cole. Bertha Hart, Carl Leistner, W'illiam lialmer, Albert Heirl- en, Kay Conner, Alice Koles, john Campbell. james Fox, George livanotf, George Kiefer, lioh Kingsley, lioh Maginnis, Bob Yotler, Glen lialier, liill Kiiitz, jim Chetister, jim l.aminie, jack Callihan, Art Clrawfortl, George Goltlenwag- ner, Richartl Baker, Owen Marshall. lawns Zawnrr Ru H RUN' Ru Il RHI! Rn!! Run Run R011 Rffrwl RUN' J 161111 3 RUN 4 Annum- lNlcClny, Marilyn Lay' cnrli, R.1quc'l lmpcz, Nnnfy Lippcrt, Lum l,.1lwr1lL'c, Mary Luc, Dclnrcs Chllwlc, Gr.lL'c Mc- Rc'.lalY. Dun M.rtuly, lfvclyn cll'.lllAlll1 Rnw l.cirlm'r', S.uulr4r l.ynn ,lrmn Nrtclu-ll, ,lulrr hnutlr, l.rl- li.ln Mlynulx, Allvn M.lrliu. ,In Ann Krr!clwr1l'1tcr', Srrmlr Mason, Slurlcy lurgc, Pli'.lI1Ill'l!l' l.ytlc, Ann hlLl5S.l, llctty Lu- inszlcr, l.rurctt.r lNlntv, -Ianicc l.utL-I1 P.rtrici.1 Bl.llu'ly, Sally Mn'Ar- tlmur, M4lrl.1cry Kruscly, Dun l.u1lw1g. Huh Mau, flllI1l'.lkl Lcnmkc. Paul hl.llIllUIl, 'llu-ln1.r l..rngc, Betty M.1rtin. Durix Murray, Ngmry Noll- rimg, l.nl.x Mc-zu, Rnwlln Mc- U.u'.rl1.rn, Viulct lNlnynl1.u't, W'cSlLAy l'l.lisc. Gcurgr Fifcr, Gcnrgc lllfllllvll-. R rm l l .1 n rl Nrurglcy, Donnin' Mcism-r, llnlw Mun-llcr, Ccnrgu O C.nnucll. Burl lWllYl'g.lIl, Clary lNlinniclc, Rurly lilgct, Vimrnt Dt'l,lYlAI, Cflrlrlcs lYlUI'AL:AlIl, Hub Maru. Huh Owrns, Dun liurrcll, -Inn flCllI', Huh N1lX'1'.lllX, wlllu Clic- tixtcr, Kfl.ulx l'rlnglc, Dick l'.1clx. Rrvwllmgrry Nnyinxlxy, Put Nus- scr, lirlnn Pgrpp, ,Iunc Oslwurrw, 'l'l1crcml llrgc, N.rnr'y P.lyklL'll, lU.ll'll'1L' fjllIlSlL'.ltl. Aldfli llrrrlwr, Nancy NAlllll1LlIlI1, Xvilnm Puulu, Mru'i.rn l'ctur'- ann, XX iln1.r Myrirr, l,.nVnn l'cppcr'w, Rnngrlrl R4-ctnr, Kelly Ass.nl. Gcurgc Fill-r, Riflnml RL-ig: lmrrl, -lm' Ru-ycs, Dunurx Riu-, Angelo Kustull, Gcmqgc l':V.lll' ull, Dun Pcrucy, Bill Huglwx. wl4um's Kr-uglr, Rirlmnl Prrifl- ky, Rams Sguupscl, lframk 'Husx Riclurrl llmlgus, lilrncr Sem- vnickr, Art Rl'lL'l'SUIl, Alvin Plnllipx. 44 Run' I Run' J Run' Kun'- Run' Kon' Run' Run Run' I Rim Kon' 6 Ruiz 45 l.illi.m Phillips, Lola Nichoson, Helen Kiiicu, Part Rolofl, Irene Ricci, Shirley Reihing, Lillian Peters. Beverly Powell, Millie Reetl, Mary Grill, Marjorie Peteoff, -lliillllll' Quetschke, Betty Pol- lick, Caroline Rauch. Tom Roberts, Kenneth Sukn, .lim Reeves, Ray Ritzentlmler, Louis Kllllllll, Hob Maginnis, Ralph Romamco, Wiiltei' Roden- xv.tlel, lirwin Saul, Al Nitiuiy, Steve Simkers, jmck Reed, Aloe Ro- mztneo, George Goltlenwtlgner, George Roolgs, Vincent Rentln. M.lriorie Sh it n e r, M.trlene Seheanwatltl, l,uL-lla Semli, Mur- iorie Sehie, lrene Sitwgule, Penny Sams, Sally Roth. Dick l'nelx, Kathryn Smith, Gloria llrhmgm, Mnl'gut'et Shan- te.1u, Alhert Heitlen, Crystal Sterger, Raiymontl Smith. .lim Sell, George livatnofll, Pat Sclienheek, l54ii'hiim Rumer, Bertha Hurt, l-lerlw Siewert, litl- tlie Cocltratne. Rielmral Shaffer, -lolin Jewell, Art Reierson, lilmer Scsuvnieki, vU.lI'l'CI1 Shoup, Curl Peterson, Steve Simko. li.trline 'l'.tyloi, Di.1n.i Sterell, ,lean Steffen, Beverly Stover, Donna Sihherson, Niirianne Strielx, lieverly Spetz, P.1t Shi-implin. Rollnnd Steihcn, M.irv Anton- ofl, l'Hll'lW.ll'Al Sturi.:ill, l'atriei.1 Stoner. Tliomtis Syinington, Wfiiyne Stevens, Paul Swert, ,lack Stan' foul, llill Sflll'1SllL'lkl. Zawnf 46 l. Ruiz' 2 Bvhirlvg H2112 MARCH 25, 1931 MAY 10, 1948 311 illlvmnrg Her wayf, Her cheerful Jpzrft Will live on, yer dwell Deep in the heartr of ur who knew Her well. HOBART WITTE Rau' I -Carol Trulwy, jewel 'l'urner Ruth Tucker, Mary Ann Sutch BiH'l'IklI'1l Sylnirmgtun, N ll n Cy Textor, Rou'2---Rollin Tnrr, liulw Tlmnms. liar- lmrn 'l'l1nm.1s, lNlnri4m Tinwulf, jim Xxlillllll, Norman XX .uner. Run' 3---'lluny 'l'l1ul1ms, l.ef.l Suvur, Henry V.mGm1ler, Betty ,lane Veres, Paula l'tter. Rau' -1-R i c lm .1 r rl Wlalgncr, Doug Tluunpwn, jim XVnltun, Hurry Thayer, Russell llnulplmer, Bill Tuck, Run I---Martha Vassar, Bell.: Ynrritu. Kate Zeller, joan XVestrick. --Aloyce Wilkinsmvxr, lim Sell. yum Zum, Bin wfflmm, rm Willialllms. Run 3----Rurmm Young. Margaret Zntlw. Rrfu' JW- Pnulette Utter, lNlnrtlm Znng. Rmmld NV lm I I 1 n g, Ricluml Young, Charles Witty', Tom Whml, Rnymoml Zbiernjewski. . gl-'Wx .J 'Z wk 'K if f I x Qssscgm is Q f v-vos-f A Mu S X , ,gi .U , +31 ikfr O O ag ll : l ,li I wx E 5 ...- ix 1 Y 25: Q we gy, . 6 ws X115 fi O il: N dniii w f W an 1 gnu flll kk 1 ' si hggq, . .af fx ...,. 25? 32 5: . vu . fx .f f x A A .fx M, x ms 455 , W Q ,, XX gg g 1 K ::.t..s X-. X X F Q xfmu' A if x wE 'k. ' gf , X R X 5 , bv. . W 1 wa X 4 Q fp Sk is 9 Eff wi 5 xl 5 ms Et ww W A X fx z X n .. kiwi! - i I ' ,. K s gf -3 --f ' ' ' ,Q .. ' rw! . . :,, ,E Q f.Q. IW-x f MQW X N xg Q x xv KF K . ,sk, 1 -, ,iw I X N1 as 'wg wen .W-q UZLJZVZPUZLZJ Rim Rim R11 Il R11 ll R011 I Rim' RUN' 5 Ru ic R11 Il ICU iz Q Sui- Appl, -lllillllhl ll.l5ll.lI11, Durrltliy Appling, ciCI'.lltllIlL' Arnulil, XX'ilnm llcrpgcr, Suz- .iniic Bcmmiin. llcggy -In Anilc'rs.mi, Rohn-rt l5.ill, Pcggy Ann liurm, Nui'm.m lii'cr1isci'. Cliimlyn Aimlt, Rim- .llil liiislmw, Patti Ampaili, XX'illi.im Ank- nry, Ruth Appling, Rulmlil Amlwsuii, Diulcnc Ackcrm.ln, Phyllis l'5c.lrcr, Pri-il Alvhcglcli, Dcimis lions, Frcil Ai'imti'mig, Pai-rt B,ii'tl1.i. Ric haixl Iiuwcn, Ri ilwcrt lininl, l'l.lI'l'7.llAl PmL'i'gcr, llimim Himn, Row Prl.izi-, Phyllis Huck, liar, lmiui Bm-lilci, Phyllis Bliss. blmcpli llwtuk, Bcity l'miii'ilc'.1i1, P.it liriggx, Put Dl'L'IllSL'l', Rus- wll Cfupp, -lciiy Clluckcy. Phyllix l!PllI'liL'lt, rlllllllllilh llL'ljLL'l', kluiin lflmwmali. Hub CQi'.unci', Phyllis Hriclx, XX'4lltci' Crnhtrcc. Dial: liurks, ,link limiriliw, Kcnny Ci.lI'fCl', D.lviil CQusgrm'c, Ray fi.lI'l1CS, l,cc Ciiillcmlci, Miki llmlriu. I C,li.1ilivttv liurwn, Ciimililim' Bye-rs, S.mil1'.1 Ci-nk, Mary Inu Clmilx, Dunim cillL'VLlllCI', N.mL'y lh'un1mi'tt. ,lim lbllkljllilx lxl.lI'j.1.lI't'l Clilitmi, ,lim lJUllISLl.lSN, ,lim Davis, Lucy C,iriicui'm, Hill IJL'l.xllIlL'I'. llffzri l1mm.1 ci.ll'I1XYL'll, Nimmi Kumi, R11 Il C..1i'ncy Davis, Ray Diulsim, fiwcli C,.lhlwL'll, Cicwlrgiql Lim- IDC. J Bill D.llll'l', Whcyiic Cut, Bill Dillcn, -Link Dailey, Nnrmnn Drugmillci, Louis Chili, Dum Din-hall, 48 Kim Ruiz' R011 R011 Run' Rau' .3 Rau' Ram'- lfffu' Ku Il' Run' ,S Rrm' -I -1 l'it'IlllL'lll F 1' i c n il. A Ricliaril l:l'k'IlL'll, George' Filer, slim Qilllllllil, llmmas l'1rsilun, Clin- ton lfllintt. Virginia Cmuin, Lucy Dclvuc- Chin, ,lean Ciitclicig .lanct Dav- ill, ,loan Cumming, Kate Day- tun, Dnnnagcan Dietz. -lnycc Cuwlr-s, Nancy DcMars, Darlene Dayton, Florcncc Don- nfrio, Gcncva DL-I.nng.:, Patricia Danlm. Vinccnt Fulcliy, Frcrl Fclzcr, Lon Duqucttc, ,lim Fifcr, Dwn- alil lillcrhuslm, Dallas lfilily, limb licldcinans, Miltun G cp li .1 r t, lNlargarct Durlrli-rar, Mary lilstnn, Dur- utliy lfxuuinlli, Marilyn Ealcins, Dali' Glailicux. Xlilaltci Gilmour, klulm Gim- inrz, l.arry Grcclcy, hlarvin Gray, Dale Guinvvcr, Sluirlcy Duvall, Alia' Drouil- laiil, Frances Egbert, Clair Ann Dutsch, Diana lfmcli, Buffy listrcl. -lim cilklllllil, Tlminas Gould, Rav Gunncr, limb Grcincr, blulin ciL'l'L'.lli, liulw Glauscr. llclcn Galjax, linnnic Garnscy, Mililrul Fatcly, Donna Fcltnn, llrtty llrulvasc, Gwcnrlulyn Gal- lalicr. lurry llcmingcr, llnnnic Foster, Rin'l1aril 'l'lari'isun, ll Q v Q I' l y lfiiilqlwcim-ng Gmc Heimricla, Lynn lla-rk. llctty Flooring, Beverly Fink, lic-tty Fuzcssy, lictty Frubcl. Pat Glass, lilcannr Falwian. Phil llcnzlur, Don Hcplcr, Uwcn llanuly, Huh Hccrcn, Dirk llart, Orville lllll, Bill llililclwranilt. ,r 'w -xv azwfdbazzzif ozwffzbozzff Rau' I-4 Susann Guha, lletty Hart, Rau' 2-- Rnu' 3 Rf1u'4- Rrm' I- - Rnrz' 2 Run' ,3- Rr1ll'J' Run' I Run' J- - Run' 3' R11 rx J Margie 'llL'll'llIll.ll1, Betty Gml- lwut, Helen Guha. -juan Greisigcr, ll.ll'l7.lI'.l llaine, Carol Harmon. Nanry llannn, Madeline Gmlscy. Don -lenkins. lNlargaret Giang- er, lfnlna Harrii, Franklin Hughes, Burl Kirkentlall, Naxnn jones, Geraltl Kaiuw, jim Kaser, blames Hnltler, Davial GfCSlgCf. l,ee Keller, Carol Hafner, Ox- car jones, Donald Delft-w, Bill Kansnrka, Betty Hanger, Dow alcl Km-cht, Andrew Keitesz. -Ruth Hartfnrtl. Ray l,aZettn, Dun Kina, Torn Kemmerley, Franklin Knierim, janet 'Hent- nn, Vivian Hnclcer. Shirley Hciheck, Wfaync Kautz, Irene Hooper, lNIargarer Hill, Bonnie -lo Hyslwp, George Klnfk, Shirley llehl, Robert Klatt, ,lAl!11C'i Klewer, Gene Kolianslri. .lnhn HL-wling, ,lnhn -lacuhs, Paul vlaflcwon, Fretltlie King, jerry Kelly. Cfliffrml Leu, Patmia lnhnwn. Rnsemarie Koehriclc, Patriria Kimball, Antlrey Karszewslu, ,lutly Kannel, Steve Kuzma, Ruhert Martin, Phyllis blustus, Franklin liyluw, james Knv pruwslti, lili Kostnfl, Nan Hershey, Don l.ilie. Dorothy Keaton. lletty Almictte. Patsy Huff, Gwen Hawarrl, Dut Alnrtlan, Marjorie Alrter, Phyllis Kicrsztyn. Lmlie Kiuuclmcikavicli, -lnwpli Lesko, Rwbcrt Knnewni, -lcsw Cnvarrulias, Marvin Glarlicnx, l.rlV4lfl Kreig, wlaines Kumlutli, D1ll1illtll.L'll. Rim Vlnuglcy, Mc-Iva Lick, Mary Ann KI'llL'll1l'I', Vlniict Klostcr. Mnl'i'cllal lgliiii. llit King, l,orr.iinC I.obcl', l.Illi'l l.4li1J.:c, ,loyft Kimmcr. ,lolm l..lVoy. Cilmrlcw Mcfinwlcy, Bnrh.ir.1 Q l.o4't7, Nirv Mnsmkals, Riclmrii Molimr, Gmc Iiimpf. Ron.llii Nonwkc, Mirhzlcl Nan- nossos, Bob Mgirkwooii, Ridi- .llxi l,.lS1ltL'l', Bob LUCAS. Noiiwrt Metzger, Louis Mol- Il.ll', 'Hcnry MCNUH, Clmrlcs ixiIl'ilil1t'I', Donalil NCM4lnnis, Uoimlii Noorc. Dortlm lXI.1thL-ny, Lynda Leon- .mi, Ili-rbi-rt Micklus, Riclmrd ixikixitblffilll, lfvclyn Lohmeycr, Dclixni Ncff. P.llI'iL'i.l Nm-whousc, Barbara l.uwIi, Dick McArthur, -Ialnu's MiKilwlwcn, M.1rjoric Maize, jo- .lllllf Matyok. lolm Mntroni, Bob Millimrn, XXiiliiLlll1 Nuuicr, john Mcg- ycsi, Floyd McAtee. lloimlil Norton, -Icrry Morrow, Arllmi' Novak, ,Lick Ncwmcycr, Iloiil Mycis, i5.lI'i3.II'.l Mulligan, Connie Nillx, liclun McKinnon, Ircnc Molimi, 'log-cc Miranda, Betty N ulsun. N.1ni'y Nichols, Ross Links, RowM41riu Nngypnul, Bertha hlycxs, Marne Neliring, Pat Milly lfmnklin Morw, Phil Moycr. Glen Mme, Bill Musil, john Ummiii, Rirlinril Ousky. 0ZLJZLdb0ZlZLJ rm A x,.f'x 3 iv NA L ozwwzbozzff Rrlll' lf' XX'illiam Radtke, Carolyn Rad- ele, Barbara Platta, Margaret Polasko, lilizalweth llatay, Paul Peschel, Howard Powell. 7 Rou'2---,lannya Ranchau, james lirolli, Row 3 Rau' 4- Rnu' 1- Rou 2-W Row 3 Rau' 4 Karel Row 2 Rr1u'3 1ef11A'4 Hilbert Piel, Leon Power, ,lul- ius Pompos, ,Ioan Pereszlay. Dolores Ormston, Merilce Rad- aker, Norma Paeplow, Hilde- gart Piel, Pat Perry, Rose Marie Prekop, Ellen Pappas. l.ouis Prekop, Gus Petrotl, Thomas Rawlings, Bill Peters, Richard Raitz, Pondn Pappas, Ralph Peters. Frederick Nelvert, -loyte Ream, Sara Richards, Alina Riley, l.ona Rogers, Bob Roper, john W'CrnCr. Dirk Sandusky, Louis Bircs, jay Sainmis, Vineent Fuleky, ,loann Retzlofl, Doris Reiter, Marion Reed. - -Ruth Ricci, Marcella Refi. Patsy Robnett, Barbara Robin- son, Joyce Reierson, Alice Recs, Beverly Rechin. Donald Schmidt, Harold W'oj- taluk, Richard Rehard, -loc Reideck, Ross Sampsel, Dutch Stiles, Carl Sass. -f-Odell Sharp, jackie Solomon, ,lane Stass. lilaine Shercr, Carol Shoup, Marilyn Serviss, james Seabert. Roy Sheely, Donna Shipley, Gene Saunders, Shirley Schep- pert, Carol -lean Smith, Lewis Snyder, Barbara Schall. -Alexander Schiavone, Anna Verne Schultz, jerry Spetz, ,lerry Smart, Don Smith, Betty Snyder. ---Melvin Schwarz, Edward Stcpp, Bud Scott, Charles Kase. Bob Spady, john Sanders, Donald Schumacher. Run' Run' RH!! Rffu R11 I! I 7 3 V .1 I 1 Rnr1'2 Run' 3 Rr1u'4 Ruiz I Nun' e Rank? Run'-1 Phyllis Sweet, Rebecca Stan- ley, Charles Taylor, Anita Steiner, Lennartl 'l'cclmu, Nor- ma Stn-iben, ,leanette Ticheff, joseph Tama- Seli, Marilyn Sparks, Hilbert Tliumas, Frederick Tnber, Es- ther Tello. Hub 'I' h a yer, Mary Ann Swartz, Kenneth Turner, Carol Stager, Marlene Stump, john Strncknieyer, Pat Taylor, Nnrma Sprnnse, CllLlIlL'S 'l'aylur, Robert Tschir- ret, Matthew Stewart, juyce 'l'aylm'. Nanry 'l'ruhy, Cfarnl 'I'ravis, Helen Ruse Tnrnay, Frances Tninsic, Sally Trunian, Doris Voss. john XVallmwiak, Mary Vess, ,lorry W4-sstwii, Roland Wagnalr, Georgia Tnrtla, -lohn Stewart. -larnes Ruthenbnhler, Lupita Velasquez, Mary Lou Vining, Melba Mae Tlioinas, Nanfy Vaughn, Willlgllll Tefft. Marilyn Reed, john Uhrman, l.ennartl Vannes, lfniersnn Vel- el, Donna Varrn, john Szantn. Merlin Znnlx, ,ltwsepliine Wriii- chala, janet Wliitirig, Shirley Vifeaver, Willizilii Virag. Marie Wist1c'1', Linda Wtlrtleii, D n n Wmvlcsl.1gel, Jeannette Young, Heather Wcwtmtl, Donna Writscmn. Margaret Zisutf. jot- Virag, Daniel NXfagner, Robert Zjpft-l, Ricliartl XX'.rgner, Betty Zim- nieiman. 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JMK H0ffMANN'BONLlNG Y EC , X , 1 D FIU! f' . --'- A Nut' - A-v fi' 4 :.V L 1' if --no ff V.- Awf N 13. N AQ N N GF in s S .13 C A Nil' ' 'nf Q x ww- r. ,gg W1 la: - fx N1 mg Q. w Y ,.. , 1 V-'tru -IBF i ........3 M M KOVESDIE x 4 L sw A' 'x' 1 Qi' Q' .guru Q' NN .w Y Q N-.,'3 wi Q kJ wi . + Sl . 1- Q , P 5 X V . -:fx 0-no Q g 1 x gs ll kszq X sggfx-'xx X 1 f, 'bogus' SS Ns! ,JF in 5 wa' X s . , A it A r amz! if-vlv' H Nw' ,ppfwllur wr . su...- ew E ew 'M N Q, . is 'bln- wr V' -,,r' nl e .,.- f im Naumnnn Bill W'hite Doug Thompson Turkey Day Game 6 mffiiy Football WAITE lOl14i 6a o 2o ELKHARTI 0 rzrr l 0 lol ol ol Touchdowns: Martin, 23 Carson, 1. Placements: Carson, 2. To open the season, the powerful Waite Indians, slammed their way to a 20-0 victory over a tough Elkhart crew. Bill Martin and Bob Carson were the offensive threats and john Wagner and Lyle Myrice sparked the defense. The band and 1,500 Waite fans accompanied the team to the Hoosier state. WAITE '7'746t0'20l WOODWA RD 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdown: Kovesdi, 1: Carson, 1gT1mbur, 1. Placements: Carson, 2. Combining speed with power, the Indians crushed a determined Woodward eleven in a 20-0 win. Waite drew scoring blood in the first quarter with a 47 yard pass from Carson to Tambur. Then Carson, Kovesdi, and Martin combined on jaunts to the four, where little Joe took it over. The last tally came in the third quarter, when Carson scampered 66 yards to pay dirt. Outstanding on the line were Tambur, Hamrick, and Antoine. LIBBEY 0 O 7 0 7 lol YI Olt rl Touchdowns: Carson, 1, Martin, 1. Placements: Carson, 2. Seeking revenge, the inspired Waite team out-classed the South-siders in a 14-7 triumph. Led by the brilliant playing of Carson and Martin, the Indians performed like a well-oiled machine, mixing passes, runs, and fine defensive plays to stop the Libbey onslaught. Momany, Dedo, and Myrice played a good defensive game. lHl1Wlil5l CENTRAL O 0 0 6 6 Touchdowns: Martin, 35 Carson, lg Kovesdi, 1, Thomas, 1g Cook, 1. , Placements: Carson, 3. Out-played from start to finish, the Central Irish were completely pulverized in a 45-6 track meet, Central's highly publicized passing attack was ineffective, their first pass being intercepted by Myrice, After that, the Indians out-passed the Irish. Everyone on the squad got to play. amfrify Coaches Dan Marazon, Frank Pauly, Claire Dunn l 61 DEVILBISS I 0 7 0 0 7 Touchdowns: Carson, 2. Placements: Carson, 1. The DeVilbiss Tigers provided the Indians with very stiff competition until the dying minutes of the game when Carson and Myrice teamed for eight points. One after the other, the Tiger advances were stopped by Bill Bumbera and Lyle Myrice. A turnout of 8,500 watched Waite get their tenth victory in a row over DeVilbiss. WAITE 0 O 6 0 6 STEUBENVILLEN 6 I 0 1 0 i 13 I wi Touchdowns: Martin, 1. Steubenville's Big Red took advantage of the absence of Carson and Dedo, who were sidelined with injuries, to take Vfaite with a 19-6 upset. It was XWaite's first defeat of the season. Thomas passed to Martin who took it over from the 40 to score Waite's only touchdown. An off-side penalty canceled Martins 105 yard touchdown run early in the fourth period. I WAITE 0 13 28 O 41 i ee- ease e e W WOODWARD 0 9 0 O 9 1 , , , ,v, ,.,,,.,.,Ig, , Touchdowns: Martin, 3: Kovesdi, 1: Katich, 1: Tambur, 1. Placements: Carson, 5. Brushing off a first half Woodward scare, the terrific Indians fired up and turned a close battle into a 41-9 romp. Martin again paced the tribe with three touchdowns for ,Spring honors of the night. Kovesdi intercepted a pass and ran 95 yards to pay dirt to start the Indians rolling. Wfagner and Tambur did a bang-up job on the forward wall. WAITE 7l7,12114l40 AW, Y.., i ..,,i CHILLICOTHE 7 0 0 0 7 Touchdowns: Kovesdi, 13 Tambur, 15 Carson, 1, Thompson, 1: Martin, 1g Katich, l. Placements: Carson, 3: Zedro, 1. In this game the scoring was well divided between seven Waite players. Chillicothe scored first, but at the quarter the score was seven all. From that time on Waite controlled the rest of the game. In the fourth period Coach Pauly inserted his subs for the remainder of the game and they made the total forty. Rain and slippery turf gave some interest to the rout as 5,500 witnessed the contest. During halftime intermission the fans were entertained with fireworks sponsored by the Industries of East Toledo. WAITE 0 0 O 6 6 iLlBBEY l0i0l7iOi7i Touchdowns: Martin, 1. Libbey again succeeded in defeating Vlfaite by a close score, this time 7-6, before an expectant crowd of 15,000 at Waite Stadium. After Martin's scoring Waite's only touchdown in the last quarter, the chance for a tie was lost when Carson's kick was blocked. The outcome of this game resulted in a tie for city championship between Waite and Libbey. 62 WAITE 6 O 7 7 20 Erimso o oi 6, e 12 1 1 Touchdowns: Martin, 21 Carson, 1. Placements: Carson, lg Seemann, l. The South felt a brand of Northern football when Waite defeated El Paso who previously had won IS straight games. Because of high winds, the majority of the attack was made on the ground. The entire Waite line was strong throughout the game, with Bumbera, Antoine, Tambur, and Momany being especially aggressive on the forward wall. , ess, wama , 7 12 , 7 7 33 i N ir scoTT 6 1 o 1 o o l 6 Touchdowns: Carson, 3: Martin, 13 Katich, 1. Placements: Carson, 2, Tambur, 1-Run. Waite gained its 18th victory out of 34 meetings against Scott in the traditional Turkey Day game, held in the Waite stadium. The Bulldogs drew scoring blood first, but this inspired the Indians to over- whelm and to outplay the westsiders. Waite outrushed the Bulldogs 213 yards to 100 yards, and out- passed them completing 3 for 85 yards to Scott's one for 12 yards. 12,500 chilled fans witnessed the battle. azrrify Run' 1- Steve Katich, Bill Thomas, Bill White, john Lee, Bob Cook, Bob Dc-dn, Bill Ixlarrin, Rf1u'2 Guido Tambur. George Antoine, john Wagner, joe Kovesdi, Bob Carson, Dick Hamrick, Lyle Myrice, Tom Wfilliams. lCozr'3--gliiii V4'alton, Doug Thompson, jim Naumann, jack Momany, Bill jeschke, Dave Bueschen, Bill Bumbera, Dan Seemann, jack Zedro. Ron'-ie-Ronald Bedee, Ronnie Duncan, Wayne Snyder. Ken Fetzer, Arnold Steedman, Don Stevens, Chuck Harrison, Bob Bee, Larry Musil, Don Berning, Mel Wfier, Bob Timm, Paul Sandoz. 63 Run I--Gene Ryan, Andy Contos, jim Lucas, john Hrabovsky, jim Lammie, Elwood Fitterer, Ed Cochrane, Tony Thomas. Run' 2, Angelo Kostott, Dick Hart, Pete Paulsen, Herb Siewert, joe Gall, Torn Carnicom, Russell Uncapher, Charles Beach, Art Crawford, Robert Owens. Run' 3-f Dick Lasater, Bob Bumbera, Harry Thayer, Charles Witte, Tom Woods, Eugene Lloyd, Frank Repar, Bob Tschirret, Ray Ritzenthaler, Coach Konnert. Ruiz' 4 f-jack Dailey, Frank Huss, Bob Mauthe, Ray Gunner, Bert Bartha, Wayne Latta, Norman Drogmiller. 6167126 oatbfzll Waite 6 Lakeside -16 Waite 26 Central I2 Waite 12 DeVilbiss 6 XVaite I9 Scott 0 Waite 7 Libbey 6 Coach George Konnert again produced a championship team, this time tying for the city-league honors with Libbey. The team was undefeated as it was last year. The only mar on the schedule was the disputed game with Woodward which caused the team to share the title with Libbey. Outstanding backfield players on this year's team were Tom Carnicom, john Hrabovski, Andy Contos, and Bob Owens. On the line were Elwood Fitterer, Ray Gunner, Bob Bumbera, and Russell Uncapher. These fellows work hard and conscientiously under the excellent supervision of Coach Konnert, always thinking of the time when they will play on the varsity. 64 as-. Ron' I-Nathan Willis, Richard Raitz, Dick Young, Fred Abbeglen, Lavon Craig, Eddie Turner jim Zieroff Ruu'2-Richard Lasater, Fred Armstrong, Ronald Scott, Kenneth Carter, William Musil, David Cosgrove jimmy Fifei Cristy Kohn, Iesse Covarrubias Rnu'3--Glenn Bauman, assistant coach, james Zunlt, Wayne Kautz, Eddie Lammie, Richard Richard Don Hcpler james KKlllOff Robert Zipfel, Coach Rohlfing. Rau'-4-Iidwin Stepp, Bill Peters. john Ulirinan, Bill Zas, Gus Petroff. zferbmma Football Waite 0 Central 6 Waite 7 DeVilbiss 7 Waite 19 Woodward 13 Wfaite 19 Scott 0 Wfaite 6 Libbey 18 Waite 6 Whitmer 2 Outlaws This season is the first year the Freshman teams of Toledo high schools had a regular city-league. The Waite papooses played six games, winning three, losing two, and tying one. They played the Whitmer Outlaws at the end of the season. This team was made up of former Whitmer varsity players. Waite beat them in a thrilling game 6 to 2. The outstanding players who will furnish future Waite varsity material are Dick Young, Bob Peters, Fred Armstrong, Fred Abbeglen, and Bill Musil. Coach Steve Rohlfing again deserves much credit for his patience and untiring effort in teaching the fundamentals of football to these new recruits. M RX A M K we -L..,.v. +-Qu 'Y' 3 -b .ax ,, . XL W 4 - v fwfs flu-lfalptalin Dun Su-nmnn, Ray Spumwr, Bob Ycurick, jim NJLIIULIUII. Ray 1'cnlIx' IHINPCLI intu thc air fur this unc. mffify Baffzefbazll ,.,. N, K M M... wx M. Y. , . X M, ws -N wwwvmim Q V Aw 5 ' 5 x - ,W ,,-Q U.,- liulw Hurst, CIN-CI.1ptnin Bill lNl.u'tin, john Luc, Stewart Pcnmm. N.lum.mn plnyul well under :llc basket Ill thc Sturt gunna Vmffify .azfkefbfzll .4- 68 -w,,..,M M 1 1 'A- W ,Am MM? . K ww Y -,Q-.,.,,. X 1-ga... I dh-, s v. K V, A, ' 1' ,L ' ,vw E A ' ,W4 - X A Q w w ' 1 I .WL.,, . N, Wg. M ' s T ' MW- M. ......,.L.. ......, . , lk W 45.3.-..,..,...J,,-,,. ,,k-W,,., X.,...a..,.,r .Vm,,,.. , gqW ,,,.M .,,,,,.,,.m , .- GL-nc McMurgnn. Harry Myricc, Paul Spencer, Wfaltcr Scamaln, and Chuck O'Shcu. W... AM, MA V ! 3 i.,W g f mffify arkefbazll Starting out with three straight wins Waite's Indians ended with a fairly good season, losing many games by very close scores and several overtimes. The team finished in sixth place with four wins and eight losses. Handicapped by the loss of Bill Martin in the middle of the season, Coach Fetters had to reorganize his team. By the start of the district tournament the team started to click, defeating Sylvania and DeVilbiss to get into the finals, then losing to Central 36-22 to become runner-up the second year in a row. Seemann and Spencer were named to the all-tournament team and Seemann repeated the honor on the all-city team. Other players that were also outstanding during the season were Yenrick, Nau- mann, and Horst. Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Vlfaite Waite Waite Waite Waite W'aite Wallfe 30 43 33 23 31 30 33 39 25 52 52 29 34 . ......,....,. Perrysburg Bowling Green ............Rossford Macomber ........Elkhart .......DeVilbiss Port Huron ................Scott .......,,Woodward .........Rossford Libbey ........Central Macomber 28 29 26 30 45 40 32 38 36 38 40 60 40 Waite Wfaite NVaite Waite Waite XY'aite Waite XVaite Waite 41 37 43 45 43 29 53 32 22 ,......DeVilbiss .,..........,..Scott ,,,.....Woodward .......,.Port Clinton Libbey ,.......Central Tournament Sylvania QDouble Overtimej .......,Central Rou'1-Bill Martin, Ray Spencer, john Lee, Paul Spencer, Rauf?-Kelly Assad, manager, Chuck O'Shea, Harry Myrice, Bob Horst, jim Naumann. Rrm'3- -Coach Fetters, Gene McMorgan, Stewart Petersen, Bob Yenrick, Walter Seaman, Dan Secmann 69 27 41 46 29 29 39 44 30 36 2 Ron' I -Elwood Fitterer, Tony Belkofer, Raymond Zbierajewski, john Zam, Dennis Rice, Fred Abbeglen. ltoiwjff-Coacli Konnert, jack Griffin, Tom Wormds, Alfred Kuhns, Fred Armstrong. Reserve Basketball The Reserve Basketball team gained needed experience for future years as the team won tive out of ten games played to finish third in the city league. The team had the lighting spirit necessary to develop good players for future varsity service. The fundamentals were taught by Coach Konnert who should be commended for his patience in working with the boys. jack Griffin and Elwood Fitterer were the leading scorers and Tom Xlifoods, Ray Ritzenthaler, and Tony Belkofer completed the starting tive. Other boys moving up to the varsity next year are john Zam, Fred Armstrong, Alfred Kuntz, and Fresh- man Fred Abbeglen. 70 Run' I---Manager James McKil'mben, Clinton Elliott, Milton Gephart, Eli Kostoff, Kenny Turner. Rmi'JA-Dick Young, Don Hepler, LaVon Krieg, Dutch Stiles, Gus Petroff. Rllllfi- CllLlCl1 Marnzon, Ray Gunner, Ed Lammie, Boh 'l'scl1iri'ct, jim Koroloff, Don Zunk. 7656772577 Bawfeefbpzll Simple fundamentals and team co-operation were the main points taught to the freshman cagers. As a reward for the hard work, the team completed the season with seven victories. Reg- ulars on the squad included Ray Gunner, high point man, Robert Tschirret, jim Zieroff, Lavon Kreig, and jim Korolotf. Coach Marazon, and his squad should be commended for his patience for having to wait every night until 5:50 to use the gym. We hope that the Coach's work will develop future players. The team was forced to play their games in the afternoonsg consequently, not many students backed the team and the boys should be given credit for sticking out the season. Rau' I--Chuck O'Shea, Tony Belkofer, Lee Cypher, Bob Businger, Lawrence Swartz, Harold Bounds. Rou'2-jack Stanford, Willis Keesee, Fred King, Dick Bellas, Charles Beech, jack Griffin, Bob Fischer. Rou'3wStewart Peterson, john Ortner, Gene McMorgan, Matthew Stewart, john Stewart, Coach Fetters. V055 ozmfry The Waite team won all meets up to the last one when Scott completed a perfect season by giving the Indians their only set-back. Bob Fischer usually finished first for Waite being followed by Lee Cypher, Bob Businger, Stewart Petersen, Gene McMorgan, Chuck O'Shea, Matthew Stewart, and Red Stanford. In the district meet at Mansfield, the Indian harriers met stiff competition and were eliminated from participating in the State Finals at Columbus. Coach Bill Fetters deserves much credit for producing a fine cross-country team year after year. 72 Rou'1-John Lee, Edgar Walker, joe Bellas, Dick Davis, Steve Szabo, George Roth, Val Cochrane, Dick Vergiels, jack Stanford, Harold Morse, Tony Sager. , R0u'2-Ken Fetzer, Chuck O'Shea, Al Bounds, Willis Keesee, Harold Bounds, john Nicholas, Lee Cypher, john Kovacs, Bob Businger, Angelo Tokles, Dick Bellas, Paul Spencer. Ro1l'3-Coach Fetters, Gene McMorgan, Marvin Stanford, John Ortner, Bob Fischer, Lyle Myrice, Warren Wright, Charles Beach, Dave Bueschen, Doug Thompson, Dick Henderley, Dan Seemann, Track exam Coach Fetters' 1947 track team was not so successful in competition, although he had several good men on the squad. Willis Keesee was outstanding in the mile and half-mile, tying an old city record of 2103.4 in the half-mile. High point man on the squad was Steve Szabo, who ran the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes. Val Cochrane and Warren Wright were second and third in team standings at the end of the season. Dan Seemann performed well in the field events, particularly in the discus throw. Dick Vergiels, Bob Businger, Chuck O'Shea, john Lee, Lyle Myrice, Lee Cypher, and Dan Seemann will be back as a nucleus for the 1948 team. 73 nu -jim Douglas, Charles Michiner, Russell Cupp, Pete Gramza, john Hrabovsky, George Kluck, Robert Biard, Carney Davis. mu -Bob Kramer, Ronald Monsky, Bill Knitz, Dick Pack, Arnold Steedman, Bill Douglas, Richard Burks.' on -Steve George, Paul Sweet, Dan Bedee, Bob Bumbera, Bill Dellen, Marion Fouty. Edward Stepp, Bill Michael, Ted Lange, Bob Bratschi. The golf team finished fourth in the city league competition. Voss led the team with a 82.3 season average, while Musil followed with a 84.3 average. Completing the squad were Drozik, Heebsh, Banks, and Young. Melvin Stocks added another year of coaching to his record, Swimming This year the swimming team was the largest it has been in many years. Previously, many swimmers dropped out after the first few weeks of practice, but this year the fellows seemed more inter- ested and thus maintained a large team. The outstanding swimmers were Wendell jones, john Hrabovsky, Bill Dellen, and Arnold Steadman. Bill Dellen went on to take first in the 100 yard free style in the district meet and second in the state meet, Coach Dunn was enthusiastic about the work and response of the squad and hopes to carry over the interest for a better and larger team next year. Ulf Paul Drozik, Bill Heebsh, W'alt Young, Larry Musil, Bert Banks, Bob Voss. Rffzf' I lira nk Huss, Ronnie Kansorka, john Kadulc, Fred Kirk, Andy Molnar, Bob Cook, Bob Carson, Bill Martin, Lee Kramer, Louis Sendi. Bill G ' lo is Ho an, Bob Yenrick, George Mc- ltuzrj Bill Gregus, Coach Rohlfing, Maurice Howland, Leon St. john, 1 reisiger, . u. g lallllllllllll ,lim Berning, Ray Squire, Dwight Gould, George Brtmtlebqrl-yy Bob Iwiartz, Waitt S - Libbey 6 Waite fl - DeVilbiss 5 Waite 5 F Scott 12 Waite ti v DeVilbiss 5 Waite I3 - Woodward 6 Waite 8 - Woodward 5 Waite 6 h Macomber 4 Waite 12 - Central 6 Qtournamentj The Waite baseball team after a slow start finished third in league competition in the spring of '47 with live wins and three losses, defeating DeVilbiss, Macomber, Woodward twice and Central, and being defeated by Libbey, DeVilbiss and Scott. In the tournament Waite played DeVilbiss and Wood- ward, beating Woodward and being defeated by DeVilbiss. Louis Sendi and Bob Yenrick performed well on the mound. The heavy hitting outfield consisted of Bill Gregus and Maurice Holland. Bill Martin, Bob Carson, Leon St. john, and Lee Kramer were outstanding in the infield. Coach Steve Rohlfing had plenty of punch at the plate in Gregus, Holland, St. john, Carson, and Martin. XXfith several experienced players returning, Waite should have a successful baseball season this Spflllg. Run' 1- llerh Siewert, -lames Doerr, john Zam, Bill Balmer, Paul Drozilr. Razr! liill Dr-Shetler, .lim Lamphier, Tom Carnicom, jack Momany, Bill Clifton. ltffinl Chuck O'Shea, lack Hoffman, Walter Seaman, Ed Kiplter, Dale Berman, jim Brewer. B 0 w Z 2 ng Waite entered two teams in the high school bowling league. The Nationals finished high in the league with jack Hoffman the main kegler who had a season average of 183 and made the Double Century Club twice. In the American League jim Lippert and Chuck O'Shea also made the Double Century Club. The team was coached by Claire Dunn. wig -4! G e M319 k ' 'WIIIWWJ . W I fllplllllyf , ' U , ' A W' ig? I Q WWII!! M , Q WW , A I A i IJJ-liNl11,, P fix! wwf .,uf,,,2 ,f ff I af Jaawfwfa-E 33 c 1' .Q-E-I V Y' . Q95 QW Q' .-' QS X Xxxxv 5 'Q fx ks Q QI C. 4,1 x .Q xN 0:3 Q52 Qs E X. K X X Q K . P' B! 1 WP' i e as Preridezrt ............,.... ,....,.... ,w, ..... D an Seemann Clerk of Board ..........,......., ....,. Margaret Teeter 1 T Direrlor of Student Relaliom ,,,, Herbert Potter K Ybb- . . .. Direrfm' of Finance ,..,.....r,... ....... J im Michael ' A Director of Social Affailzf ,.......,,,, Anne Rideout Direrfor of Publicity ........,.,...,.,....... joe Burnett Director of Pnblimliozlr ,,Y,,, Marilyn Schiermyer Q g 3 Direrlm' of Serzfire .....,....,A...,...... jim Naumann Y 3 i V E l Director of Auardf Joyce Masse i . . . zpz' T Direclor of Stage ......, ..,..... L yle Myrici A . ' fra i l l . r YT, 'i The Student Council, under the direction of its advisor, Mrs. Victoria Canfield, and its president, Dan Seemann, started their activities in November with a discussion of student control in the auditorium. Each club presented a football mass meeting under the supervision of the Council. The Council then sponsored the one between Scott and XVaite which preceded the tra- ditional Thanksgiving game. They also planned the clean-up period in which all students took part. Student ameri! aj I Vu - +1 'Q Run Rm: 'I -loc -It-mint-z, litl Kipkur, Bob Tscliirrct, Clliarles Dusseau, Ronnie Qiiiigaii, jack Dailey, Larry Musil, Bob Clar- son, Don Stevens, Tom Carnicom, Dick Cummings, Ray Spencer. 'J Dick Silver, Betty Hanger, ,loan Bolantlcr, -Ioan Xwuntlerley. lvy Lou Griswoltl. Carolyn 1XIattln-ws, Norma Aliltitli, Vivian Mollett, Donna Metzger. Marion Mantlcft, Roma Young, Connie Mills, Carol 'l'rax'is, Burt liartlia. Rfllfg Donna Sibbeisen, Nan Hcrslicy, l'narb.ira Porter, loan RL-Ctor, Mary Pcncolrf, -lan Lynn, Mary Gall, Hiltlcgart Run' Piel, Lois lNlctzger, Florence Swartz. ,J Haroltl liountls. Don lffltpler, Allen Gootle, Dick Psilmitt-r, Dan rl-.ll'l'. Chuck SCllllUll1L'l, Rntly Flores, Dick D.ix-nl, The XXVaite Student Council is a member of the City Council, participating in their many tlitterent problems. Herbert Potter, director of student relations, is also treasurer ol- this City Council. Student wma!! rational aww ociefy FIRST SEMESTER Prerzdent ............. Vire- Prefident .,..,,.. Secretary .,,.,,,., Treamfer .,....,,,,. C baplnin ......,..,. C orrer pond in g Secretary ..... SECOND SEMESTER Prerident ................. Vice-Prerid ent ........ S efretary .............. ........ Trearurer ............ .... ........ C ba plazn ........................................ Jack Nusbaum Bonnie MacVay ...Hjean Wfunderly .....Rudolph Flores .James Ewing .Margaret Meszaros Bonnie MacVay ff .... Doris ,tying ......jean Wunderly Margaret Meszaros james Ewing C orrer pondin g Secretary ............ Carolyn Hanely The march, Pomp and Circumstancen begins and down the aisle of the auditorium come the young men and women who have been chosen members of the National Honor Society. In order to be a member one must have the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The inductions this year were held November 10 with Dr. Lincoln Long as guest speaker and April 8 with Reverend Baldwin. Receptions were held in the library for the new members soon after both inductions. A student quiz was given as entertainment. At the meetings which were held every other Wednesday, many interesting programs were given. Some of them were talks given by: Miss Rose Bloom on Palestineg former students of Waite, Robert Greenler and Phyliss Greenler, about Collegeg Miss Marion Hart on Conversation With Other People g and Miss Edythe Bumgardner about her summers spent in Guatemala. In order to obtain money for the two scholarships given annually, the members held a Teachers Quiz in the auditorium March 4. The Quiz master was our own versatile Clair Dunn. Under the able leadership of Miss Mildred Burns and Miss Gertrude Moore the club proved to be very successful. National Honor Society Momoorf APRIL 1947 Doris Ayling Carolyn Bittick Catherine Black Bonnie MacVay Carolyn Matthews Margaret Meszaros Lois Metzger Joe Ann Saroff Marilyn Schiermyer Ora Lou Smith Jean Wunderley Joan Wunderley James Ewing Rudolph Flores Jack Nusbaum Richard Palmitcr Dan Seemann John Wagner James Warnke NOVEMBER 1947 Mary Jane Baumgartner Betty Bazar Mary Clark Lois Crew Helen Curtas Velma Egarius Mary Ann Fosty Suzanne Gehring Carolyn Hanely Patricia Hart Marylin Hayes Carol Hildebrand Joyce Massey Norma Nelson Eleanor Racz Sally Scheppert Ruth Schneider Joanne Shultz Richard Bensman Richard Cummings Richard David Edward Kipker Ellsworth Koch APRIL 1948 Ruth Bebow Nancy Bostelman Rita Gratz Shirley Hartsel Marian Miller Agnes Myles Marilyn Treter Don Jackson Jack Momany Marilyn Best Goldie Bonis Carole Burkett Marilyn Elliott Patsy Harrison Marilyn McEwen Delores Sawade Elsie Schwarzkopf Dorothy Thomson Margaret Young Charles Harrison Robert Horst Alton Klickman Stewart Peterson Bruce Smith Robert Timm Richard Topping LQ ' ,il ' Sf 5 S, ,59-sa, 5 l,ois Metzger, Veronica Pain, Ruth liehow, Margaret Mezaros, Norma Nelson, Marilyn Treter, Jeanne Cadaret. f'1'a'.iiift'l1l ,,A., , l'ic0'l'i'e.fiu'c'11l ,, .S m'rcl.1r3' ,,,A .,. 'I'rar1.f1n'w' l,., Clmf1l.:i11 ,,A. . Sergoffzl-.If-A1'm.i' ,,,, Rcfmrlw' ,. ,, ..Lois Metzger ,..Vcronica Page ,...,.Ruth Bebow Margaret Meszaros ,,.,,,,Norma Nelson m,,Marilyn Treter .wsjeanne Cadaret Zemlefbefm The theme for this year's book reports was the biographies of famous people. Of notable mention were Sarah Bernhardt, jack London, Mrs. Clar- ence Day, and Clara Barton. Among the many activities that highlighted the year was the theater party at the Doermann Theater of the University, March 18, which was preceded by a chop-suey supper at the home of Viola Rosler. Other social events were the combined Tri-Lit dance which was held at the Secor Hotel on April 10g the Iif!Il'l 'Dl5l1HAi VC interl1alder, Phyllis Heck, Viola Rosler, Ora Lou Smith, Mary jane Baumgartner, Carol Hildebrand, Aloyce l.iilNIanse. ,he I s. -. X .V ttcr? s 1 , N lCr1zi'2 Donna Metzger, june McMorgan, lilsie Sclwvarzkopf, Suzanne Hiser, Deloris Sawade, Marilyn Elliott. Bonnie l l 1 X -we .8 r are - 'ra ., t 'S .KABA Tv? . Velma lfgarius, Mary Ann Fosty, jean XVundcrley, -loan XVundcrley, Rosemary Hoclii, Shirley Hzirtscl. gl Lzfemzfy 0626231 L traditional Mothers' Tea in Mayg and the Senior Banquet which took place at the end of the year. The initiations and spreads are always planned with much enthusiasm These were held at the homes of Jeanne Cadaret and Margaret Meszaros, re- spectively. This club is successfully directed and supervised by Mrs. Mildred Osborne, Mrs. Delia Fortune, and Miss Marion Hart. Rr1u'I---Maurit.1 Reed, Bc-xcrly Flculc. Lola Sanders, Carol Bcrclicr, Iilainc Bylow, Victoria Crain, Thelma Hoffman. Ruzrj l'ank.i lim-lf, .loan Reiter, l.orc-tta Richards, Loretto Mate. Irene Sawadc, Delilah Carter, Gloria Hallaucr. 'Pl I, 3 ,M E ,ga X .b.q W ' : Q A A f , Dick Jenks, Herbert Potter, Mel Wicr, Harold Sell, Gene Watkins, Ray Spencer, George Nesterolf. Prerrdcnl ......l.,,,,., Vice-Prerident. ,. Secretary ..,..,..... Trearurer ..,..,. Reporter ..,..... Chaplain ,..,..,.. ,. Sergeaazl-al -army ....,.. , ...,.. Dick Jenks r ,....,.,. Herbert Potter ..,.....Mel Wicr ........Harold Sell Gene Watkins ........Ray Spencer .George Nesteroff Forum As we look over the events of the past year, we find the Forum Literary Society has completed an interesting year. The main event of the past year was the Forum-Q, D. football game. This game, we are proud to say, saw the Forum victorious over the Q. D.'s with a score of 59-0. The Forum-Q. D. basketball games were also as successful as the football game, for the Forum won the two games played by score of 22-18 and 32-1.8. Row 1-Bob Businger, Don Koepfler, joe Burnett. Row 2-jack Nusbaum, Dan Seemann, john Wagner. Row 3-Ed Romp, Harry Hall, Carl Saylor. Bob Dungan, jim Michael, Paul Flack, Dick Seaman, Bob Fischer, George Roth, Dick Vergiels Literary ociery Of course we cannot overlook the initiations which were held at Pearson Park in October and in March. The Forum meetings, held in Mr. Williams' room, are filled with entertaining and educational programs, such as: book reports, lectures, discussions of current interest, and skits. We would like to thank Mr. William Brenner and Mr. Milton Williams for their help and guidance this past year. Rau' 1-Dick Haberstock, Bert Banks, Chuck Schimmel. Rau' 2-+Louis Hogan, Leo Delvecchio, john Donegan, Dick Neeley. Rfmnif-jack Furman, Paul Caldwell, Bill Takas, Bob Na- VCLHIX. Y Pefficlefm Literary aciefy Boy! Are you ever wet! This was heard when two of the members fell into the lake on the Peri roast held at Sidecut Park, November 8. Other outstanding events of this year were the Peri dance held in the gym February 6, after the basketball game, and the Tri-Lit at the Secor Hotel on April 10. Rozz'1----'Ioan Bolandcr, C.irolyn Mattliews, l.uVonne Susor, janet -Iayncs, Marion Miller, Rita Giau. lfrfirl---lNla1ry Ann Slklllhlll, Helen Curtas, Anne Riileout, Kan- Hamilton, lileanor Hellas. lfflzz' S --Phyllis Maffiliritotli. lietty Xlfehlwer. Aunuk lNlylcs. Rnzr'-Z' Marilyn Scliicrinycr, llctty Dougherty, lxy l.ou Griswold. Run' 5-V 'Donna Holder. Gloria liohland, l.ois Crew Ron 6 Margaret l.eidnei', Ruth l'mbs, ,loan Retro: Rau' 74Margie Kerstetter, M.u'ilyn llcsf. Goldie li ivii is xsxlfif f l're,fiilw1l A,,, ,.,,,,,... joan Bolandei Vive-Pre.i'iJe11t, Y.....,,,., ,...A,A C Qarolyn Matthews Q Rf.'i'0l'aljI1.Q .Yen'elai'j 'Y,,., ,,...... .,,,,, L i iVonne Susor V Cnr'1wf1u11iIi11g Seurel.11y,,, , ...... janet jaynes 4 'l'w.1.i'111'er ,,,, ,, YY,,,,, , ,.,... Marian Miller r sw X5 f,iL'lHOI', ,. ,,.,..,,,,,....... Rita Gratz I C.'li.zf1l.1i11 ,,,,. ,..Mary Ann Seaman Ni' 5 JK Rifflnzvw' . .,,,,A,, ., ,, ,.,,,...,. Helen Curtas l' W -4 .5 Yurtg e.111t-tif-A rim' t.,,, , ,,,,,,Anne Rideout The Peri tea in spring welcomed the mothers and acquainted them with the members and advisors of the club. The banquet, held at Delft House, june 17, ended another successful year for the Peris. The money received by selling programs at the football games and from the after-game dance was used as a scholarship for some deserving senior. For some reason the old members seemed to enjoy the initiations more than the pledges. The first spread and initiation was held at Carolyn Matthews' house on October 24, the second, at Marion Miller's house on March 12. Miss Maxine Cosgray, Miss Norma XVintermantel, and Miss Mildred Cowell serve as advisors to the Peris. Rffirl -jane Palnu-r, Amy Smith, Barbara Wiilters, Marilyn Mcliwen, Barbara Kraeiner, Pat Cooper, Carolyn Christie. lInu'JfDoris,D,ou,i.g.LLg3, judy Lane, Barbara Lane, Margaret Young, joette liells, Natalie Grosjean, joan Mitchell. Rau' 9ff'fNancy Rolsten, Margie Hawkinson, Nancy Bodi, Shirley Helle, I.uella Sendi, Carole Ann Georgi, Roma Young. YF-5 4 ' me '-vp' - 87 Ron' 1 Row 2 1301.413 Row 4 Rau' 5 Row 6 Row 7 Prerzdenl ....A.,.....,....A.. Vice-Prerideni ..... ....... Secretary .............. Treasurer ....,................ Yergeafzl-atjarmr .......... Reporler ............... ..., Chaplain .,...... Dick Cummings Bill Evanoff .. Dick Halback .George Wilcik Rudolph Flores ..Elsworth Koch Dick Palmiter will and The Quill and Dagger, better known as the Q. D.'s, is one of the outstanding boys' literary so- cieties in Waite High School. It is composed of a group of fine boys. The annual initiation and spread was held at Navarre Park shelter house. The meetings are held every other Friday in Room 255. Dick Cummings, Bill Evanoff, Dick Halbach. George Wilcek, Elsworth Koch, Dick Palmiter. Rudy Flores, Dick David, jim Ewing. -Phil Woolaver, Ed Kipker, Lawrence Swartz. Don Jackson, Bob Taylor, Sam Szor. Harold Bounds, jim Warnke, Clifton Arman. --Gene McMorgan, Tom Baker, Bob Dedo. S Q af fx' N X '7 I 'fill lg , y ,1r.'ff- G N , , U K ' 'I 4 .. ff I , C - - dcgcgrglf' In the field of sports the mighty Q. D. was de- feated in the Forum-Q. D. football game 59 to 0. They also found defeat in their basketball games- 18 to 22 and 18 to 32. Wie would like to thank Mr. Arthur Mills and Mr. Claire Dunn for their worthy advice to make the club what it is. Ron' I Row 2 R0l1'3 Rvz1'4 Rr111'5 Rau' 6 Charles Caldwell, Dick Bensman, Dick Huntzinger. -Ray Ritzenthaler, Pete Appeddu, Alton Klickman. --'George Hartman, Richard Cox, Ervin Saul. james Fox, Elroy Billings, Ted Lange. -Ray Zbierajewski, Tony Belkofer, Byron West. Marty Miklosek, Sonny Busdicker, Fred Kirk. Y ri Y wr ff X J! r if ru AQ, : 'X' X Q.. ,. . is as . .. a. N , .N -fNu Ruiz' I-Carolyn Bittick, Nancy Bostelman, Marilyn Blair, Janice Kilc, Marilyn Hayes, Pat Hall, Lola Kerelxcs. Rnifj---lNlary Clark, Joanne Shultz, Barbara Pitzen, Joyce Massey, Bonnie MacVay, Margaret Tecter, Catherine Black. Run' 2-f-Doris Ayling, Alma Dupuis, Joureen Manney, Jo Anne Saroff, Carolyn Hanely, Eleanor Racz, Betty Raschkc. Pbilalefhmn Literary ariefy As in the pastr the literary programs of the Philalethean Literary Society have been the real incentive for the meetings. Under the supervision of Miss Mary Roache, the club has studied American authors, mostly writers of local color stories. Each section of the United States has been well represented in a literary way. A The social activities under Miss Marion Larkin have been varied. Two spreads were enjoyed by the members. One was at the home of Joanne Shultz, and the other at the home of Nancy Bostelman. In early autumn the club sponsored a football mass meeting which was awarded first prize for the best mass meeting of the year. At the close of the football season, an assembly, honoring the mothers of football boys, was given by the club. In December the Philaletheans were hostess to the Periclean and Zetalethean Literary Societies at a Christmas party. The club assumed its share of responsibility and received its portion of pleasure in the Tri-Lit Dance held at the Secor Hotel, in April. In May the club A l l Preridefzl .,....,.,,,., .. ..CQarolyn Bittick l Vice-Preridefll, .,,,,. Nancy Bostelman l SPl'l't,'fJl'A'j ',.... ..,,,,,,.,.,,,., , , , ,, ,Marilyn Blair i C,'ar1'e.rf2o11di11g SL'L'l'C'fiIl'j' .. ,,,,,, Janice Kile l 1'l'l'rI,l'lll'U!' ,,,i,,... ,,,, ,i,. . M arilyn Hayes l Clmylzltzizl i,,i...,..... , ,,.,i, Pat Hall l Sergeizuf-iz!-limi.: , , ,,,,, Lola Kerekes N i entertained the mothers of the members at a tea in the Euclid Avenue Methodist Church. ln May the Club was enlivened by a Square Dance in the school gymnasium. The culminating social function of the year was the annual banquet for senior members at the Toledo XVoman's Building, May 29. ln service work the club contributed liberally to the Toledo Community Chest and the Red Cross, and during National Book Week donated live books to the school library We feel that this has been one of our most profitable years. Mrs. Tom Hall, the counsellor, is alxx ays ready to help the club in all its activities. Ruff! --Donna Simontls, Pat Mulligan, Lucille lNIoriarty, Nancy Paulas, Patsy Harrison, Barbara llhler. Rnrrj- -Rosemary Brokaw, Carol Burkett, Vivian Mollett, -loan Keaton, Dora liylow, Lois Ousky. Rau 3- 'janet l.ynn, Margie Ambrose, Ruth Tucker, LaVo1ne Peppers, Mary Ann Bumbera, Diana Sterelf. sm, , 'gvisci a x5 gh l Rowl---Norma Nelson, janet jaynes, Phyllis Heck, Marilyn Best, Donna Metzger, Carol Bercher, Lois Metzger. Row 2V-Don Spear, Raquel Lopez, Mary Flores, Mary Ann Fosty, Lucille Moriarty, Wlilma Corum, Margaret Mezaros Goldie Bonis. Pmrirlent ,,,....,,.... ...,.. G oldie Bonis 6 6 Vice-Prefident .....,. r.,,,r,,,r M arilyn Best i Sew'eld1'y .,..,,....... ..... , .Donna Metzger Treamrer' ,...... ...... M ary Ann liosty 5' ' 6 Z 6 cffapfanf eee,... ...... D oris Ayling P Q W Z my Zf Reporter ........ ........ C arol Bercher Se declara' abierta la sision fThe meeting will come to orderj is the opening given by the president at the Spanish Club meetings which meet every other Friday in Room 229. The vice-president has a very enjoyable program at every meeting, including Spanish games, singing songs, and many other things conducted in Spanish. In order to stimulate the interest of all students, the Spanish students gave a Pan-American program on April 14. The pageant represented all Latin-American countries. A quiz composed of questions about Latin- American countries was included, and stud-ents from the audience answered. First year students with an A or B average as well as all second year students are eligible for membership. 'X' La Senorita Bumgardner is the very patient and helpful advisor. Razr! Barbara Uhler, Irene Sawade, Susann Fejes, Deloris Sawade, Marilou Sass. Rf1u'2-f-Sunny Busdicker, john Brinkman, Angelo Kostoff, Tom Theofanus, Lawrence Swartz, George Thompson, Richard W1ignei', Melvin Batch, Bud Fischer. 11:11:13 liurbam Schall, Bc-lia Yarrito, Mary Ann Seaman, Vivian Witte, Dorothy jameson, Nellie McAtee, Ruth Umbs, Pat Nusscr, Pat Brockman, Lois Ouslcy. Premfwzf ,,,,..,..,,. ,...... -I ohn Brinkman l'irv-I'r'e,rident. ,.... .,..... B arbara Uhler 6 6 S'en'vlary ,,., ,.,... A ngelo Kostotf 'l'l'ci1,r1n't'r ,...,,,..,...,,, .....,,.. L ois Ouslcy Swgcfzrzt-ml-Arms ....,,,. .e....,,r, I rene Sawade, F 6 4 I b Mary Ann Seaman W C ZZ On every other Friday you can walk by room 235A and hear la seance est ouverte which are the opening words for each French Club meeting. To become ci member of the club, it is necessary to have a B average in French. This year, as always, the club held their annual picnic in the spring. The members have also been collecting stamps which help pay for the scholarship W that is given every year to a well-deserving senior. 'I Reports about music, art, literature, and history concerning France were given by the members. In order to increase their knowledge about French art, the members made a trip to the Art Museum. f W 1-iii' fo , t A . , U ' T The club is truly grateful to Miss Maxine Cosgray whose untiring effort T F X , , and valuable help was always present. 93 Rflli Run' J RU!! l Kun ' RUN' I Henri' Van Gnrder. Paul Foi'wei'clt, Tom Carnicom, Don Berning, .lohn Osltlcooh, Dick Osenslii, Paul .Inlin- son, Pc-tc Appeddu, Ronald XVade, Hob Lucas, Gerald Fox, Bob Harrell. Frank XX'inlter, Dick Hellas, George Hartman, Delbert Dayton, .limmy Fox, Charles Coleman, AI Hnclxley, f ,lim XX .iinke, Dick Viargowsky. Phyllis Bliss, Aloycc Ream, Marcella Ladd, Donald Norton, George Bramlcberry, Richard Nillwartl, Carl l.eistner, Harold Bounds, Charles Michener, Dale Gladieux. Panka lfnefl, Alaclxie Solomon, Helen Cuba, Miss ljnn llUL'l'jlL'I', 4 .lcannette livanotl, Kate Dayton, Mildred livanoff. Beverly Stover, Dorothy livannfli, Mary Alice Aiello, Nancy Textnr, Carolyn Christie, lflainc Bylow, Melva Thomas, Beverly Finlibeineig Barbara Mulligan, Helen Kajca. Rita Gable. 5 Dorothy Thompson, Joyce Taylor. Patti Anspalfli, Shirley Scheppert. Betty Ziinmerinan, Pat Mulligan, Margie Hawkinson. Wfilma Poole, Ruth Tucker, lidna Papp, W'insomc Wfilliams, Diana Stc-reft, Marilyn Mclfweii. lfffiz fi Darlene Dayton, Margery Knisely, ,loan Mitchell. Mary Ann Lamb, wlanice l.ester, Sandra Lynn, -lanet Cfnrns, Mary Antonoff, l.aVon Peppers, Roma Young, -loan Miley. C,'f111.i'nl , Bonnie MacVay l 0 f,'lII1,l'll! ,,,, ,Patsy Harrison N Op W Qlltldlffll' , ,Delbert Dayton L .S'i'ri!a1 , H . .Nancy Textor Cffw.1f1!.1i11, ,, , .George Brandeberry HC: vig? if Q42 The Optimates is the Wfaite High School Latin Club. It is composed of first, second, third, and fourth year l.atin students. There are no special grades needed to join the Optimates as any Latin student is able to attend meetings. held on every other Friday. The students provide the entertainment at these meetings, such as singing, speaking, and piano playing. The Optimates had the privilege of having Theresa Breuer sing at one of the meetings and Stella Ane play the piano. Musical talent is often gotten outside of the Latin Club. Miss lion Boerger, who teaches four years of Latin, is the club advisor and helps plan the programs. The Optiinates had a skating party scheduled for April 5, 19-18, at the Coliseum. Scholarships will be given to the four seniors who belong to the I ' Q, '64 if i . ' W A Optiinates. The club always closes the year with a picnic. Run' I' -Marjorie Guthrie, Florence Swartz, Mary Ann Seaman, Agnes Myles, Natalie Dawson, lNlargaret Meszaros. Helen Curtas, Peggy Scott. lfnzwj -Ruth Heiges, Beverly Flegle, Shirley W'eaver, Rita Gable, Carol Truby, Sally Truman, janet Wliiting, Chris- tine Chappell, Susan Guba. lfuiri Alma Riley, Diana Emch, Patti Anspach, Wfilma Myrice, Dorothy Burmeister, joyce XVilkinson, Mary Fox, Dorothy Foldvary. lion'-J 'Goldie Bonis, Marilyn Behner, Loretta Richards, Thelma Hofman, Virginia Bougher, Louise Davis, joan lfnglish, Kate Dayton, ,loan lmber. Ifutsi' SIEMISSTISR Sifcioivn Siaiuizsriaa l l'r'e.viJv11l ,,,, , ,,,, ,,.,,,, N atalie Dawson Prexidwzl ..,.,,,., ,,.,,, .,,,.. M a ry Ann Seaman 1 IUre-l,f'e.u'.Ftf1'1ll ., ,,,,,,,,,,. Agnes Myles Vire-I9i'e,ride11l. ,,,, i,,.,,.... A gnes Myles 5a'r1'vl.11 3',.. ,, ,,,,, Mary Ann Seaman Serrelm'y ,..,,,,,, .i,.,........ H elen Curtas 'I'w.zvln'w' ..Margaret Meszaros T1'e1z.r11re:' .,,, .,,,, M argaret Meszaros wi may Under the able supervision of Miss Elenor Tobin, the junior Red Cross completed a most successful year. The members of this club are made up of representatives chosen from the home rooms. The meetings are held every second Tuesday in room 209. These representatives made Red Cross kits which the campaign workers used. Scrapbooks to brighten the dull hours for the children in hospitals were also made. During Miss Tobin's Sth hour Red Cross class, afghan squares were knitted, and other projects such as assembling the posters for the Red Cross campaign, and making Christmas and Easter favors were undertaken. The club made forty Red Cross boxes for needy children overseas, and two hundred and fifty favors for St. Vincent's Hospital. Wfe are also proud to announce that Waite High School has 100 Q en- rollment in the -Iunior Red Cross. Da lie l'fns Roland Borchert, joan Doncoes, Arthur Caldwell. Ruiz' I Rauf?-Ernest Campbell, Doris Schlamann, Wilma Kugler, Barbara Minner, Sue Kimpon, Leonard Steibcn. R01l'3' -Miss Wenzel, Lillian Vestula, Vera Manthey, Jeannine Rasmus, Georga Perry, Pat Moon, Joyce Kelly. Patricia Wirlner, Rosemary Gould, Phyllis Ditch, Mary Ross, Mildred Everman, Geraldine Sorensen, Barbara lflartman, Dorothy Yentzer. ' PU. 'd f iii,,ii,i ,i,,,iii J . D 1 . Fam re Remzlew 4,iLiPiz.,d.., sssissss isi ss S 3153. .giigifg . Svrrefary ........... ....e.. L illian Vestula Treamrer ,,,..,,,,,,i,,, ,.,,,,, L eonard Sti -b -nf af A M 6 Sergeant-at-Afm.r .,,,,, .,,,,, X 'era Mgiritlicyl x fa 'W AP O oil I 'CDA 54 Ma I 6, ies vi ' Q A? 9' wi f - at . C' I '15, x N R VFX-i , .. This new organization started last year and has proved to be a worthy experiment. The organization is a professional club and is known all over Ohio, as the F.R.O. Club. This club is only for students majoring in retail sell- ing. They come to school every day for the first three hours, then go to various stores and try out what they are learning. The Future Retailers' social activities consisted of a hayride and roast in November and an Employer and Em- ployee Luncheon. They also wish to have a tea for the whole school. The students at school are being taught by Miss Mary Werizel who is very enthusiastic about the club. llfuwl -lim liwing, Ruth Schneider, Marion Miller, Dick David, 'Helen Curtas, Donna Holder, lflsworth Koch. Noir! Mr. Leonard Hendrickson, Katie XXfestenlcirchner, Vilma Korotney, Rosemarie Bochi, Carolyn Matthews, Betty XX'ebber, Nr. Steve Rohlling. llunqi Dwight Gould, jim Fabos, 'lim Michael, Clifton Arman, Bill lfvanolf, jim XX'.lI'I1lKC, Roger Freimark, Dick Ci iiiiimi ings, i PM ',i' iifwlf ,, ,, , ..,i Dick David i Vi i'f', Pm '.u' iilwzlw, ,,,,, Marian Miller A 6 W j J, ' St't'I'L'fiJI 1' , .,,i. Donna Holder 'l'n'.1,i1m'r ,, ....,.. Helen Ciurtas l H30 is a chemical formula well known to most students, but who knows what ZKBI' l ZHQSOI + MNOQ ', KQSO4 + MNSO4 + ZHQO + Br: means? Any member of the Alchemists could tell you, for this organization is made up of A or B chemistry students. A sudden explosion now and then never disturbs these would-be chemists, either. At the meetings which are held every other Monday, there are usually talks and demonstrations given by the members. At the initiations the pledges were fed almost anything that was avail- able. The first initiation was held at Ruth Snyder's house and the second at Roger lireimarks The year's activities were supervised by the advisors, Mr. Leonard Hendrickson and Mr. Steve Rohlfing. 'll .kivf 'i . ' ,gf ' lf .wig fl , , f .2 . ,, ' Run' J l 'Q alie Grosjean, Pat Cooper, Mary Ann Fosty, Margie Sehie, Lillian Mlynek, janet -laynes, Dolores Kirk- Rffu I -Nut endall, Carolyn Christie. Alfreda Kaloger, Amy Smith. liill XXlilliams, Don Koepfler, Betty Davie, Sharon IXlcGuire, lvy Lou Griswold, lileanor Bellas, Pat Stewart, Vivian Mollett, Pat Raloff, Doris Douglass, Allen Goode, lirvin Saul. Rouyif -Dick vlenks, Julie Smith. -lane Palmer, Barbara Pitzen, Marilyn Schieimyer, Barbara Uhler, Donna Metzger, Patsy Harrison, Mary Kanoff, Marilyn Blair, Patricia Stoner, Don Spear. liftrrwf -loette liells. Mary ,lane Wliitiiiitii, Barbara Porter, Betty Dolquety, Marilyn Peppartl, Donna Mueck, Lois Metzger. Sally McArthur, Velma Egarius. llfilfn' .....,...,,., ,...,... M arilyn Schiermycr Netra' litfilm ',,,,, .. . . . jane Palmer ' liffif f'f- rm! Page ,..... ,.,... lN Iary jane Wliitiiiitn 5 K' Z4 Z 6 .S'ym1'l.r lfifilrzi '..... . . .Donald Spear Cffffff Ezlifm' ,,,,, .. ,,,...,, Barbara Porter Cnlnfrm Etlimr ,.,.,,,.,.,,...........,,.,,,. Nancy Paulas N Ar! lirfilwrf .. Marty Mikloselc, Bill Macklin a,,v Q1 .4 is-4' 1 4' . te Wfhat could be a more appropriate name for a school paper than the Sizzle? Our paper is Filled with hot news about the latest school activities. The Sizzle staht has been especially punctual in their publication of a two page mimeographed paper. livery week one thousand copies of the Sizzle are published. Over five hundred are subscription and the rest are sold Friday during homeroom. The journalism classes are responsible for the writing of the sports. activities, gossip columns, editorial page, and jokes. Although the staff works very hard, they enjoyed extra social activities during the year. The Sizzle is a Student Council project and is advised by our faithful direc- tors, Mrs. Victoria Canfield and Miss Mildred Cowell. Rffiz' I Nu Il Rn ir Rn rr Mary Alice Aiello, Bernice Xwliiting, Sharon Mciiuire. Betty lfdwards, Shirley Carnes, Leona H'lebar. Phyllis Bliss. Ruth Appling, Nan Herscliey, Arlene Xwrzesinski. Donna Howe, Mary Lou Erwin, Rita Dennis, Irene Molnar, Jackie Vifeise, Ruth Thomas, Sarah Mason, Donna Sihberson. Anna Mae Swart7, Kate Zellar, Jeanette Lytle, Pat Shrimplin, Marilyn Knecht, Ruth Andrews, Wilinrl Hoffman. iiiii iii'i' S iBemiCi lvhiiing 07775 EC0770777iCJi nv- fr lllzlll . . ...Mary Aicllo 5'er'f'r'fi1i'y ......., .Frieda Miller 'I'rv.1r1m r . ...Sharon McGuire Wfith the advice and help of Miss Naomi Rehfeldt and Miss Mary Buck, the Home Ee Club of Wfaite High School has met with great success. In addition to the advisors, Mrs. McGuire serves as the Club Mother. This club, started in 1927, has helped many girls as they have become older by teaching them better methods of cooking and home-making. A membership tea was held in the fall of the year and Miss Sanger was present as their speaker. A Christmas party was given for approximately V Q ,N thirty children at the Lutheran Orphanage Home. A Senior spread and a tea for the Mothers was given at the end of the year. -. I . . - . . . sv is 'I he colors ot the Home hc Club are red and white, the Hower is the red Q .L rose, and the motto is The way through a man's heart is through his stomach. Q 'Q Rffrwl Bob Businger, jim Naumann, Chuck O'Shea. Rim' J ,lohnnie l.ee, Andy Molnar, Lee Kramer, George Rolh, Hob Cook, Bob Yenrirk, joe Kovesdi, George Nesterotl. Noir? l.ee Cypher. Fred Kirk, Tom W'iIlianis, Steve Katich. Rffiwa leon St. -lohn, Gene Mclvlorgan, Dick Vergiels, jim Craig, Dan Seemann, l.yle Nyrice, Bob liaison, john XX'.igner. Bill Martin, Dick Hamrick, George Antoine. Prerirfelll , ,, l.yle Myrice , H H lfire-ljiwirfwzl Bill Martin Z! SC't'I'C'f.I7'wj , i. joe Kovesdi 'l'1'e.n1n'w' , , , .jack Momany ,S'vi'gc.111l-.if-Arim , Ciuido Tambur , 'Q LAD f kl . fgiy , 4 -3 , All . li iq . 33' J L 'if' :EY e' 0 Wa VE, i ' his f It u l XXfould l like a date with that fellow with the XV sweater! Many a girl's hours are spent in dreaming that thought. The fellows are liked for their purple sweaters with the gold NW , but the whole student body honors them more. for it it were not for these fellows, we would not have the athletic dis- tinetion for which we are known. Since all boys who have a can belong to the club, they have no dues or regular meetings. The year's events were the annual wrestling match and boxing show pre- sented February 26 and the roast at Pearson Park. They bought flowers for the sick. This vear they were ably advised by lfrank Pauly, our new head football coach, and Clair Dunn, Q2 wrt, Run' lv -joan Wrzc-sitiski, Sharon McGuire, Panlta lineff, livanka Eneff. Ifmrrj- Florence Lee, l.ucille Moriarty, Velma Egarius, Frances Schiavone, Emma Barrett, li'uu'3f -Arlene Schwan, june Holder. Gloria Hallauer. Iwi-iiltff1r.., ,. ii..... June Holder lfira-I'l'e.i'itle11l , , ,,,,.. Florence Lee ' , M ,, .S'vr'r'vltif'y. ..., ,. .,Lucille Moriarty Z 1 'l'rm,i'ln'w' ,,,, ,,,, Y livanka Enefl J' lqfiymi-,my H ,, ,,rArlene Schwan ' Would you girls like to own a XV? lf so, you can earn one by joining the Girls' W Club. The meetings are held every Tuesday, Wfednesday, and Thursday after school, with a varied program always ready. Tuesday the attraction is intra! muralsg Wednesday it is swimmingg and Thursday it is dancing. Any girl who has taken one semester of either gym or swimming, may become a member. When she first joins, she belongs to the Athletic League until she has acquired -too pointsg then she becomes a regular member of the girls' W Club. Points are earned by attending meetings and participating in athletic activities. An accumulation of 900 points entitles a member to a W. As the year was drawing to a close, the girls sponsored a Maypole Twirl hfeld in the Waite gym in April. The girls are under the able supervision of an Miss Mary Linville and Miss Alice Nauts. s X 5?- ir s .1 xi' fi 1 432 M627 GQ' Kifirl Donna Holder, Carolyn Matthews, Vivian Mollett, Margie Leidner. lion J Florciicc Swartz, joycc Pheils, Lucille Moriarty, Shirley Helle, Patsy Harrison Row? -janet lihrsam, Jeanne Eakins, joan Bolander, Marie Zoll, Virginia Droghci. Raul Don jackson, Dick Collins, Charles Dusseau, Andy Molnar, Pauline Davidson, Pat Hall, Marty Miklosck, Chuck O'Shea. I . , ' PVL'11f5clIf. ..,,.,, ....,, C arolyn Matthews Vice-1'1'L'.fi:fc'r2l . .. .,i,,,,,,,,,, Don jackson 5c'f1'cffdl'y, ...Y... ..,...,,, V ivian Mol lc-tt Alfobee AW lub 'if S-nr ,- fem -'A as . X -vu Z ,Ask an an Ar .ii Q r fi r Use? 'w 15 r r In 9 p - 0. 1 pr, . C ll il- l x, 1 Tren furer .i....,, .,,..i M arty Miklosek Ilepfffler' ,...aaV........... ,,v.,,i C arol Bercher .Ye1'ger111l-iilfA rm! ,,,,,, ,,l,,, D onna Holder Presenting the Altobee Art Club-composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors with interest and ability in art. A roast at Mrs. Packers home started the year off with a bang. Many other activities followed this, the first of which was the initiation and spread at Carol Bercher's. The dance, Club 404, was held in the Waite gym, November 21, In order to gain knowledge of decoration and architecture, they were conducted on a tour through the Holy Rosary Cathedral. An ice skating party. given in collaboration with the Libbey Architects, was held at the Sports Arena in February. An all day trip to Sandusky on a tour of the American Crayon Company and Kelly's Island took place in the early spring. A most successful year was rounded out by the annual banquet, held late in May at the Delft House. The time and effort, given by the advisor, Mrs. Dorothy Packer, is greatly appreciated. Roirl Mary Ann Seaman, Mary Alice Keith, l.ois Crew, Donna Metzger, janet Corns, Lola Sanders, Gent-vie lfverinan, Narg.u'c-t 'l'ct-tw, Helen Lingvai, Margar,-t hlezaros, Ruth Burlxs. Noir! Barbara lThler, Carolyn lklatthc-ws, Florence Swartz, ,laines Glauscr, lilsworth Koch, Bill lfvanoff, Don jack- son, Dick Collins, Richard ,lc-nlts. lime? 'janet Travis, Dorothy Foldxary, joan English, Marilyn Mcliwcn, Mary Clxrla, Priscilla Torda, Goldie Bonis, Mary Ann Fosty, Alina Dupuis, liliyabeth Dudas. Pl'4',ff4ft'l1l ,,A,,. VIH'-Pl'c'.l itfclll ..,., Secrelary ....,... Tref1,i'lrrer .... , Chaplain ..,... Re',fH1rlw' .,,Florc-nce Swartz ,Mary Ann Seaman ....,..,,,Goldie Bonis ,,..,,Diclc Collins ,Alma Dupuis .....,..Norma Nelson ro and on This year the main debate of this debating club is To have or not to have a club. The student body has not been very responsive to this clubg therefore at the few meetings that took place, they debated this topic. The efforts of the few faithful members were not rewarded. A mass meeting for the Steubenville game was enjoyed by all. The skit was written by Mr. Steiner, the club advisor. A bit of mystery was offered by the unusual red mixture which caused Gene Vlfatlcins to rise into the air. The group also had a roast in the beginning of the year at Pearson Park. All sophomores, juniors and seniors, with C average or better in history L y gl R 1 ix 5 if -nl .- are eligible to join. gf R11 u R o 14 Ra u R0 11' .JI .1-V Donna Mllcfk, Carol Bercher, Mary Alice Keith, Deloris Sawade, Mary Ann Fosty, Norma Nelson, Eleanor Bellas, Nancy Rogers. '2 'B2ffb11fH- 151100, Joyce Kovacheff, Beverly Flegle, Doris Brown, Goldie Bonis, Pat Cooper, Marilyn Best, Sue Hiser, lzlsre Schwarzkopf, Margie Ambrose. '3---Florence Swartz, Ruth Andrews, Barbara Porter, june McMorgan, Nellie McAtee, Jeanne Eakins, Vivian Witte, janet Lynn. 4--Judy Lane, Vivian Mollett, Pat Stewart, Doris Douglass, Marilyn Behner, Gloria Tipton, Barbara Uhler, Margaret Meszaros. amor Y- Teen 0 x Prefidelzi .......,..........,. Mary Ann Fosty Vice-Preridezlt ....,.....,..... Eleanor Bellas Serrelary ...,,.,.........,,....,, Norma Nelson 7I'61d.l7ll'9I' ........,,.....,., Donna Thornton llfffzyi' and Meant ......i. Dolores Sawadc S0t'fd! Clnairnzmz ,.,.......,,., Nancy Rogers Seri-irers ....,,,,,.,....... Virginia Doremirc Chaplain ,.,.ri ..,,,, M ary Alice Keith Although this club was christened with the new name of Y-teen it is still the friendship club because the purpose of this club is to encourage friend- ship, and promote good feeling. This club is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. At the meetings that are held bi-weekly, the girls were given entertaining and educational programs. The outstanding speaker of the year was the Reverend Baldwin who spoke on The Meaning of Christmas. Another speaker of the year was Mrs. Schell who spoke on folk music and led the group in folk songs. One of the means of promoting friendship was sending fruits and Christ- mas favors for the children at the Lutheran Orphan Home. The social activities of this club consisted of a roast and hayride held at Pearson Park during October and the Mother and Daughter supper held at the Y.W.C.A. in May. We wish to thank Miss Mona jean Nightingale and Miss Louise Nelson for their willing support and able guidance throughout the year. Razz' I V-Margie Sehie, Irene Sawade, Luella Scndi, Carole Ann Georgi, Sandra Lynn, Pat Nusser, Roma Young, Janice Run' J Run' S RIIII' -f Lester. Penny Sams, Dc-liv.1 Neff, Joyce Cowles, Put King, Shirley Large, Beverly Spetz. Pat Shrimplin. Alfredo Kaloger, Shirley Schcppert, Arlene Wi'zesinski, Nancy De Mars, Hildegart Piel, Patricia Stoner, Diani Stern-ff. Kate Zeller, Sandra Cook, Margie l-lawkinson, Donna Bonn, Donna Shipley, Tina Bojinotf, Joyce Wfilkingon, Nancy Payden, Gloria Gordon, Rose Leidner, Gwen Gallaher, Pat XVorf, Marilyn liakins, Helen Kajca, Sue Apel, Panka lineff, Annette McCoy. i l71'e,i'iJu11t ,,.,,,,,,.,.,. Carole Ann Georgi l l Virv,l'rc.iidw1l ..,.,, ,, ..,,,, Pat Nusser l .S'vn'el.11'y ,,,., ,,,,,, R oma Young l . Y T l 'l'ra.1.m1'w' ,,,,,, ,. ...Irene SLlWLlklC 1 Z! 77 Z 0 V - 6 6 W Clnzfvliriu ,, , ,,,ri ,,,... I Diana Sterelt l ll .1y.u' .wtf illcr111,r.,.. ,,,,.. Luella Sendi E l The Y-Teens, a junior member of the X'.W.C.A., meets every other Wecl- nesday in room 217. After every meeting the girls have a small program. The program for Thanksgiving consisted of a talk by Reverend Thomas for both junior and Senior Y-Teens. The club consists of Freshman and Sophomore girls only. The girls began their year with a picnic at the Y greens. They gave a party for both boys and girls at the Y.M.C.A. in December. Later they gave a Christmas party for the members and sponsored a dance after the basketball game on january 30. The month of May came and brought with it the in- stallation of officers and a tea given in honor ot the mothers. At the beginning of the year the girls sold beanies and other school in- signin. Miss Virginia Hollinger, worthy advisor, directed the groups activities. -Vw- vQ, .ff 5 - O' - r T . : is A , L,--I hs 14? Cr-3 K, 1 '-1 ll fiwl Carol Hildebrand, Stella Ane, Donna Avery, Joan Wunderly, Suzanne Hiser, Georgia Torda, lilaine liylow, Ruth llmbs, Donna Land. Bernice Whiting, Rosamond Withrow, Amy Smith, Jean Xwunderly, XX'ilm.i Bunt- ing, Martha Vassar. fa-J Ruth Tucker, Geneva Klickman, Vivian Witte, Carolyn Bittick, Joan Rector, Viola Rosler, Donna XX'inter- halder, Mary Dick, Lois Crew, Gerry Flegle, Judy Lane, Joyce Massey, Doris Ayling, Phyllis Hoffmann. uf-2 lXl.irilyn Best, Rhea Sarns, Patricia Kimball, Margaret Dudderar, Goldie Eplxer, Donna Squeo, Rita Graty, Marian Miller, Billie Lou Saul, Kathleen Hamilton, Nancy Blunden, Joyce Pheils, Jackie XXX-ise, Alma Dupuis, Nancy Bodi. ffziwi Al Nitray, XX'yant Bell, lid Kiplter, Bob Dungan, Al Schultz, Paul Bower, Everett Riley, Dick Thayer. lid Kel lt-r, Jolm l-lelman. uri Bill laizenby, Jim Reeves, Louis Kozma, Jack Furman, Danny Tarr, lilsworth Koch, Lyle Ferguson, Sam Szor, Glen Knudson, Rollin Tarr, Ray Dupuis. pfciffnllcfllf ,,,, , ,. , .Sam Szor 6 . lfire-Pwriilwzf, ,,,, ,, ,Jean XVunderly 0 Z V ,S'c'c1'ef1i',y ,, ,, ,, Rita Gratz Tl'l'41,fll1'l'7' ,,,,, .,,,, C arol l-lildehrand Y 047 J V 4 : nl x As the curtain in the auditorium parts we see standing before us seventy- five boys and girls dressed in maroon robes with stiff white collars. The group before us is the Waite High School Choir at its best, for this year it is one of the largest and best trained groups that Waite has ever had. The public appearances were as many as the group had time for, Early in the season, the choir presented a program for the Northwestern Ohio Teach- ers' Associationg their voices were blended in a Christmas program at the Art Museum given for the grade and high school pupils. W'aite and DeVilbiss were privileged to sing in a Choral Parade, December 16, also at the Art Mu- seum, under the direction of Dr. Dierclcs of Ohio State llniversityg they at- tended four Lenten services at various churches, and last but not least they participated in the annual music department concert in the spring. Much of their success is due to their efficient director, Miss Cecile Vashaw. l l l i Rniwl June Couture, Ruth Andrews, Paula Utter, Wfilma Myrice, Carol Jean Smith, Carol Marlcau, Pat Glass, Mary Fox, Donna Shipley, Marianne Strick, Nancy Nichols, Viiginia Halhach. laVon Peppers, Nancy Truhy, Carol Hildebrand, Ruth Heiges, Carol Truby, Helen Galyas, Sara Richard, Rua' J . Alfreda Kaloger, Penny Sams, Jo Anne Kolling, Rosamond Wfithrow, Lola Nichoson, Mary Johnson, brace lNlcCready. Dolores Ormsten. Rouhi Carol Shoup, Dolores Moran, Gloria Tipton, Jo Ann DeXX'ese, Violet DeWese, Joyce Kovachefl, Marie Wisiic-i', Virginia liougher, Lois Carothers, Jewel Turner, Beverly Krall, Lynda Leonard, lilsie Schwarzkopf, XX'ilma Hoffman. llniiwif 4Joan Reiter, Janice Jenkins, Edna Harris, Elaine Kinsolving, Jo Anne Bunce, Marjorie Jeter, Louise Davis, Beverly Fink, Mary Ann Sutch, Martha Sigrist, Caroline Rauch, Fva Waganfeziltl, Cecile Vashaw. Ruzwj lvadell Harris, Rosabel Smart, Carol Bercher, Beverly Powell, Crystal Stryer, Nancy Rolsten, Caryl Moon, Florence Lee, Jackie Weise, Jean Steffen. RrIll'6' Marjorie Petkotf, Virginia Searls, Nellie McAtee, Pat Cligord, Marilyn Knecht, Dorothy Ball, Jane Wciod- worth, Carolyn Hanely, Polly Mattoon, Jean Allen, Selma Cole, Jeanette Evanotf. l'i'efiilw1t ,,,,, .. ,,..,. Joyce Kovacheft Vin'-Prrariilwll ,, ,,,,,, ,, Theresa Breuer K Z 6 6 Z Z6 6 S'errel.:ry, , ,.., ,, , Rosamond Witlirom' 'l'mrrl1rer Y, ,. r.....,,,.,,,rr,.. Stella Ane l We here at Wfaite High School take great pride at the mention of the group of seventy-nine singing girls known as the Glee Club. They are not only a pretty sight to see, in their dark skirts and white blouses. but they are also lovely to hear as they sing their variety of songs. The music is a mixture of classical and popular songs adapted to three and four part harmony. For the girls who wish to take music for a full credit, there is a class on Friday in which they learn theory. They are under the Q Viv' guidance of Miss Cecile Vashaw. Along the line of special activities, the chorus presented a dance, Friday, May lfi, in the gyiu and they also appeared in the annual music w department concert. 4.4, Cl.ARINETYCarolyn Bittick, Johanna Schaetzke, Margaret Allison, Betty Roth, Phyllis Emch, Darlene Dayton, Bonnie Garnsey, Jim Fabos, Jeanine Chapman, David Keller, Alton Klickman, Charles Seawater, Pete Appeddu, Don Bellville, Byron West, Cecil O'Connell, Douglas Pachey . . . TRUMPET--Gerry Flegle, Patricia Breniser, Tom Avery, Dick Haberstock, Elroy Billings, Don Jackson, Richard Millward, Clark Pringle, Norman Schultz, Harold Smith, Bill Takas, Lynn Heck, Robert Heeren, James Ling, Nicholas Marahoff, Richard Schultz, Wfalter Gilmour . . . CYMBALSW - Donald Osenbaugh, John Helman . . . DRUMSfBert Banks, George Hartman, George Hancock, Paul Spencer, Bob Greiner, John Nickalolt, John Jacobs, Norman Drogmiller, Carney Davis . . . FLUTES+Patt Clifford, Marilyn Elliott . . . TENOR SAX-Southard Busdicker, Margery Knisely . . . BELL LYRE--Carol Hildebrand, Winsiwine Williiiliis . . . TROMBONE-Jack Wilsimn, Bill Schalkhauser, Ray Green, Bob Cramer . . . BASS DRUM-Dick Palmiter . . . BARITONIE-Jim Fox, Ronald Wilde, Dick Wfargowsky, Dick David . . . PICCOLO-Geneva Klickman . . . ALTO SAX4Ruth Bebow, Joanne Riley, Donna Burgemeister, Kay Snyder, Victoria Crain, Harold Schnell . . . BASSIES-W Lyle Ferguson, Dick Cummings, Dick Thayer . . . ALTO HORN-Viola Rosler, Glen Shrimplin, Joanne Lynch . . . MAJORETTES4Rita Gratz, Kate Black, Joan Wunrierley, Jean Wunclerley, Doris Ayling, Kate Corbin, Maurita Reed, Marian Miller, Billie Lou Saul . . . DRUM MAJOR-Sam Szor. Prcaridelff .... .,.,,,.. . . ,,,,....i,, Bert Banks 3 J Vice-Pmridefll .,,., .. ,..,.., George Hartman H W Se'crc'lm'y ..,......,. ,...,,..,.,. R ita Gratz Tl'C'll. lll'C'l' ...... ....,. D on Jackson Under the competent instruction and direction of Miss Cecile Vashaw, the band does difficult work which takes much time. The band is alwa s re- Y P pared to play any type of music and to march in any kind of weather. The band began its work even before school opened by marching and playing in Monroe, Michigan, on Labor Day. The event the band enjoyed most was accompanying the football team to El Paso, Texas. They also went with the team to Elkhart, Indiana. They played for a professional game in Detroit before 45,000 spectators and before the Chamber of Commerce Feb- ruary 10. The band shows between halves at the football games are well-executed and entertaining. Wfith the help of the art department the band presents a Q 4 ' ' I performance the spectators look forward to seeing. Raw! Angelo Kostotf, Martha Zang, Margie Kerstetter, Howard Martens. Rufrle -Stella Ane, Carole Ann Gcorgi, Luella Sendi, Bernice Wliiting, Ruth Keller, Harold Bounds. lellll',': 'Nlll'Il11l Johnstone, june Butler, Marie Zoll, Lillian Heinrich, Phyllis Hoffmann, Marilyn Behner, Miss Cecile Vashaw. Pl'L'j'jLJL'IIf i,,., ,...,,, H arold Bounds Vive-Prwidwzt ,,i,,,i, ..wi,. B ernice Wliitiiig 11' C 6 6 J' Z' if H .S'aw'en:ry ,i,i.. ....., P hyllis Hoffmann Miss Cecile Vashaw started the first semester with a string ensemble of sixteen students. XXfoodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments were added the second semester which made an orchestra instead of a string ensemble. These new students were brought in from the band. The orchestra participated in the annual string clinic at the Toledo Mu seum of Art under the direction of Samuel Gard from New York City. Among other activities, plans were made between the orchestra and the band for a E roast. This group is doing a fine job and is laying the foundation for a larger orchestra in the future. Interest is gradually being built up to make the or- . ,- to , . 4 chestra one of Waite's prominent musical organizations. G55 RUIVI llllh Navc-aux. Bill Knitz, Amy Smith, Goldie Bonis. Natalie Dawson. Ruff? ,Ioyce Phcils, janet Ehrsam, Margaret Zatko, Pauline Davidson, Ora Lou Smith, Mary jane Baumgartner. Mary Ann Seaman, Pat Cooper, Ray Spencer, Bkllliilffl Uhler. X Purple mac! Gala! Almost anytime during fourth hour you can wander into the Annual class and find the members busy working on layouts, selecting phrases for senior names, choosing and following the theme which the artists will carry throughout the book. One of the most exciting parts of the work is choosing the color of the cover and choosing the person to whom the book will be dedicated. The business staff is kept busy securing adver- ,fft tisements and handling the subscription money. This 1 X 4' 4 is taken care of under the helpful guidance of Mr. Clair Dunn. The art staff is responsible for the designing of X ,V the cover, title pages, division pages, and all other f i l art work in the book. This work is done under the , af 'J x We ill X . if e K it supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Packer. Co'liJIi01'5 ,,.. .Mary Jane Baumgartner, Ora Lou Smith A,f.fi.fft!IIl liililm' .,Y., ..,.,,,,,. A my Smith Bu.ri11e.f.r Mnrzagcr ...Dolores Donovan Ar! lfrlifnr.. ,,,,,.,,..,,,., .joan Bolander X A A.f.ri.rlm1l Ar! Iidilm- . ..Ervin Saul jgff Aiiysgggr- Marie Zoll, ,Ioan Bolander, Pauline Davidson. zmfple and Gola! The Annual statf is not an organization of all work and no play. On November 28, 29, representa- tives from the Annual class were sent to Cleveland for The National Scholastic Press Association Con- vention. To complete the year's activities, a picnic was held in june. Miss Maxine Cosgray, our literary advisor, deserves much credit for her untiring efforts to make the Purple and Gold what it is. Dolores Donovan, Kathleen Hamilton, Jayne Herman, Pat Hall, julie Smith, It url Rudolph Flores, Robert Taylor, Dick Palmiter, Elsworth Koch, Harry Hall, Dick Rust. url l..m'i't-ncc' Swartz, -lim Craig, Stewart Peterson, Fred Kirk. lid Kipker, lid Kc-llcr. George Nesterofll. uri lam' Krainer, liill Macklin, Bob Filske, Bill Kahler, Forrest Adamson, Herb Potter, Ted l.ange, Ken Fuller Ditk CQuininingS, Nr. Hendrickson. Pmrirfwif ,,,, . ,, Dick Pahniter ' H . Y Vire,Pr'e.fiJw1l,, , , ...George Nesterott I 6 72 Z 0 if Z - Serrelfirwy '.,,,, ,, , .. ,.Harry Hall ' 7'm1.m1't '1',,,, ,,,, I ilsworth Koch An active branch of the Y.M.C.A. is the Senior Hi-Y, a group of Junior and Senior boys with a C average. Their meetings are held every Thursday evening in the Iiast Side Y.M.C.A. with religious and recreational programs. The year would not be complete without a number of social activities. ln t the fall, the boys gave a llay ride and later presented a successful mass meet- ing entitled Snow Wfhite and the Seven Dwarfs. Then in the spring the 1 annual Stag Roast was a big affair. This year the members entered a basket- ball tournament with Perrysburg, Clay, the Railroad'Y, and XX'aite participat- ing. The Wzlite bovs finished in hi li st le, tinishin Y in second lace. , S . ts fd 1 , , , . 'These events could not have been a success it it had not been tor the Q- . . . . . V .,, worthy advisorship of Mr. Leonard Hendrickson and Mr. Herman Creyer, Sec- ew f retary of the East Side Y.M.C.A. J: NA . M g nw X. +-:ga 1 if 3' s A Q, 3 F N . ,NNY -iiigx s X x L . J' A T f ? Q, it Q ex ' . kxffm A Q I N 0 ' 0 ,V ' A ' 'V 'V if fl K 43'-as '..fQ.fsJ.1+ ' A . '.a.'.QvQQ . Q . . . : 5 1 - X f ' ' 'gt-:.::f '- .. .Vg Q: . Q-.......Q..-.. t .....-...Nu-..-. W ' ., , . .5 ,, . .3 S A 4. .X lx .. Q. 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WY Ten! fl X 4 NWWDJN 'N ' Q Q X xml'-x ' f mill WS Y 0 ' Q 9 mvmvNW'Nmgx,Nx MMS XXXSXSSSM il lug 9 P E Q 5 Q S 1 49, W W f y X X 4 ' gal , ., A ,.yA.-14,1 ,, Q A Ulf, A 1 . f . !v .gusNN X A 'xx 'Q E55 It ua1nQ 'gAm X A, ,ulg 11 v , 1 w , A'f ' Vixb' t- 1,2 1 ,L I Kg ' .fi , 4 x' In '-Z 'f 'Z n W 2 W, 'io by ' 41 2 W xk in VN If film Q 5 5? To 'l'he Class of '48 Mr. Philip H. Conser, Production Managcr You have successfully reached the top of another educational ladder XVe congi itulite you on reaching this higher level. Wliere next? Do you feel ready for the landing? Wlietlier you go into your life work or start another ladder we hope that Waite has prepared you well. Your future successes will be a measure of our success. Ringmafferr The ringmasters, Miss Marguerite Griffith and Mr. Fred Klag, have the responsibility of maintaining proper discipline among the performers and of seeing that they report on time for each show. Occasionally a star needs some advice as well as a roust- aboutg the ringmasters are always willing to advise and help with personal problems. Miss Marguerite Griffith Mr Ired Klig all Miss Atlruns, Mrs, Allen, Miss Boerger, Mr. Brenner, Miss Bumgiirtner. Miss Burns, Mrs. Canfield. Miss Conlin, Miss COSQIHIY. Twzinem' Miss Matilda Adams . . . Ohio State University . . . Commercial. Miss Alice Allen . . . Oberlin College, Cornell University . . . English. Miss Fon Boerger . . . Oberlin College . . . Latin. Mr. William Brenner . . . University of Toledo, University of Kentucky . . Science. Miss Mary Buck . . . University of Illinois . . . Home Economics. Miss Edythe Bumgardner . . . University of Toledo, Ohio State University, Middlebury College, Madrid, Spain . . . Spanish. Miss Mildred Burns . . . University of Michigan . . . English. Mrs. Victoria Canfield . . . Miami University . . . Biology. Miss Elizabeth Conlin . . . Mary Manse . . . Art. Miss Maxine Cosgray . . . University of Toledo . . . English. Miss Cosgruy's second hour English class study a folkalore mzlp Commercial art students are always busy in Mrs. Packer's fourth of America. hour class. .inf K 'K A ii V 117 sf as -Q l ln. .1 ,4- l F 'Q jfs' lg l lx EQ ' 0' ' YK 1. :Maxx Miss Cowm, Mr. Cum 'ngs, Mr, Dimler, Miss Druggan, hir. Dunn, Mr. Fetters. Mrs, Fortune, Miss Gerding, Miss Gingrich, Mrs. Hall, Miss Hurt, Mr. Hendricksen. wziffzem Miss Mildred Cowell . . . University of Toledo, Ohio State University . . journalism, Speech, Radio Production. Mr, George Cummings . . . University of Toledo . . . Machine Shop. Mr. Clark Dimler . . . Ohio Northern University, University of Toledo . . Commercial. Miss Sarah Druggan . . . Ohio University, Columbia University '... Biology. Mr. Claire Dunn . . . Ohio University . . . History. Mr. Williani lfetters . . . University of Toledo . . . Commercial. Mrs. Delia Fortune . . . Hiram College . . . Algebra. Miss Dorothy Gerding . . . University of Michigan, St. Vincent's Hospiml Training School, Columbia University . . . Nurse. Miss Fthel Gingrich . . Ohio State University . . . English, History, liverydny Living. Mrs. Tom Hall . . . Ohio State University, University of Toledo . . . English, Miss Marion Hart . . . University of Toledo . . . English. Mr. Leonard Hendrickson . . . University of Toledo . . . Science Buhlncing .lccounts in Mr. l,CLll'SLlll'S .lLlV3ll ICCLl bookkeeping class. lndustrious workers of Mr. Cummings in M.lcl All interest is focuseil on Mr. Hendrickson in his Lreneral science Mr. Rohlting and students are experimenting in the chemistry lah. class. ffainefff Miss Virginia Hollinger . . . Wooster College, University of Wisconsin . . Librarian. Mrs. Ethel Kemp . . . Ohio Wesleyan, University of Toledo . . . History. Mr. George Konnert . . . Capitol University . . . English. Miss M. Arian Larkin . . . Heidelberg University . . . English, Everyday Living. Mr. Roscoe Leach . . . Indiana Normal University . . . History. Miss Mary Linville . . . Bowling Green State University . . . Physical Educa- tion. Mr. Walter Mall . .. Tiffin Business University . . . Commercial. Mr. Daniel Marazon . . . Bowling Green State University . . . Physical Edu- cation. Mr. Arthur Mills . . . Ohio State University . . . Science. Mrs. Lina Monroe . . . Mary Grove College . . . English. Miss Gertrude Moore . . . Ohio Northern University . . . Commercial. Miss Alice Nauts . . . University of Wisconsin . . . Physical Education. Miss Louise Nelson . . Ohio Wesleyan, University of Wisconsin . . . English. Miss Hollinger, Mrs. Kemp, Mr. Konnert, Miss Larkin, Mr. Leach, Miss Linville. Mr. Mall, Mr Marazon, Mr. Mills, Miss Moore, Miss Nauts, Miss Nelson. TQ 'Cl' r-'fx' 5 EN Q X in RP' -F 4 i.-.as if-ff, i 5' if gg ' C wi .,e 471 l ., . L .f ,... VAL! ff! . .Qyisi E l y, 'J l i 20 ,ir X7 PVC! ra-ein! V t Miss Nightingale, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Packer, Mr. Pauly Mr. Pearsall, Miss Rees. Trainers Miss Mona jane Nightingale . . . University of Toledo . . . Commercial. Mrs. Mildred Osborne . , . University of Michigan, Oberlin College . . . His- tory, Sociology. Mrs. Dorothy Packer . . . Ohio State University . . . Art. Mr. Frank Pauly . . . Washington and jefferson College, University of Mich- igan . . . History. Mr. George Pearsall . . . Michigan State Normal College, University of Toledo . . . Commercial. Miss Florence Rees . . . Denison University, Ohio State University . . . English. Miss Naomi Rehfeldt . . . Bethany College, Boston University . . . Home Economics. Miss Mary Roache . . . University of Toledo . . . English. Mr. Stephen Rohlfing . . . Wittenberg College . . . Chemistry. Mr. jesse Steiner . . . Bluffton College, Ohio State University . . . History. Mr. Melvin Stocks . . . Wisconsin State Teachers' College . . . Wood Shop. Mr. Christian Thomson . . . University of Toledo, Ohio State University . . . Radio. Miss Rehfcldt, Miss Roache, Mr. Rohlfing, Mr. Steiner, Mr. Stocks, Mr. Thomson. f .Jw Avy J X , ,-JJ tx Mr. Turby, Miss Vashaw, Miss Waite, Mr. Welker, Miss Wenzel, Mrs. Werner. 761272675 Mr. Arthur Turby . . . Arizona State Teachers' College . . . Algebra. Miss Cecil Vashaw . . . New York Universityg . . . Music. Miss Sarah Waite . . . University of Michigan . . . Mathematics. Mr. Mark B. Welker . . . Bowling Green State University . . . Physical Educa- tion. Miss Mary Kay Wenzel . . . Mary Manse . . . Future Retailers of America. Mrs. Maud Werner . . . Michigan State, University of Toledo . . . Home Economics. Mr. Joseph Wfester . . . University of Toledo . . . Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Milton Williams . . . Wooster College, Columbia University . . . Mathe- matics, Everyday Living. Miss Norma XVintermantel . . . University of Toledo . . . Science. Mr. Hobart Witte . . . Toledo University, Ohio State University . . . History. Miss Meridith Young . . . Denison University . . . Science. Mr. Alvin Youngquist . . . Michigan State Normal College . . . Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Wester, Mr. Williams, Miss Wintermantel, Mr Witte, Miss Young, Mr. Youngquist. I '- 'SS' 'a 3 3 t 5 Mrs. Wfintermantel, Mrs. Trask and Mrs. Brenneman are friendly and ettieient. azlencimf Slflyl'FlVlBlfR OCTOBER S '!'e-in-liars report for meetings, Mass meeting sponsored by Zets. Talk by Rev- 9 First day of new year for students, ofono Baldwin- I Y Football game at Elkhart. Wztite 204Elkhart 0. Community Cnonf 1lflVC OPCUS4 Special train for students and band. Xviuto 45'wCCnffnl 6- ls Talk in auditorium by Mr. Jeffery Morgan. Norman WCbC5fCf f2llliS OH POCUY. lo lnk sebedules. Magazine Drive oljono- IH Mass meeting for XVoodward game, sponsored by M155 lmfllntl Slnonsofotl ol' Philo- Slxonkor 'Judas Student Council. W'lCY- Jo Waite 20-'fXY!OOLlWL1l'el o. Wane l5rnDCVllbiSS 7- 13 Sizzle Advertising Program. Junior CUSS lnoonnfl- 35 Biology movie. juke box demonstration. .Tl Program sponsored by the Telephone Company, Mass meeting sponsored by Pro and Con, speakers-- ii Mass meeting for Libbey game, sponsored by the Reverend Peterson- Peri's. Talk by Rexerend Thomas. W1lllC 6-'5fClIbCIlVlllC lo. Jo Pep talk against lights after the game. 5Cnl0f Cl11SS DiCfUfCS flllicn. Wlaite ll-k Libbey 7, Magazine drive ends. 39 Mr, jones speaks on Gyroseopes. Talk by Mr. liowslmer on the seliool levy W First SCf1iOr Claws committee H1CCflI1gS. Mass meeting sponsored by the P. A. Class, speak- 12 2 ersf- Sam Szor and Cloaeb Pauly. Wzlite 4lsAXXfoodward 9. james Dutton, niarimba concert. Mass meeting sponsored by Senior Hi-Y, speaker Gordon Jeffery. Free Day, Teachers' meeting azlenoimf NOVEMBER DECEMBER 4 Deep River Quartet. 2 6 Mass meeting sponsored by the Alchemists, speak- er-Russell Perry. 7 XVaite 6---Libbey 7. 5 l0 National Honor Society induction. S 4 ll Band, cheerleaders, and football players leave for 9 El Paso. 14 Waite 20--El Paso 12. 10 17 The band, football team, and cheerleaders return. 11 Report cards come out. I9 Seniors vote for five candidates for football queen. 12 21 Club 40 and Dance, presented by Art Club. 13 24 Football Queen is elected: Donna Alford, queeng 16 Pat Hall and Helen Lingvai, attendants. 19 26 Mass meeting sponsored by Student Council, speaker-Mr. Mollenkopf. 20 27 Waite 33--A-Scott 6. 28 Thanksgiving vacation. .mi A Wann. Basketball Games start . . . Waite 30-Perrysburg 28. Spelling Bee in auditorium. Waite 43--Bowling Green 29. Chalk Talk in auditorium. Football banquet in refectory. Coach Holcomb of Purdue was main speaker. Waite 33-Rossford 27. Phils present corsages to mothers of football play- ers. Waite 23'-Macomber 30. Waite 31--Elkhart 45. Faculty show for magazine salesmen. Christmas Program. Waite 30-De-Vilbiss 40. Waite 33-Port Huron 32. A X ck, A The 1948 champs. 123 24 Q Rollin 'I'.iri', Kelley Assad, Ronnie Kansorka, Bob Martz. ,lack liarber, Bud Morgan, Steve Sinikos. FIZBRUARY 12 1 Report Cards. 15 3 Dr. Benson talks to juniors and Seniors. White 34 -Macomber 40. S Ink schedules. 6 Peri's sponsor dance after basketball game. Xvaite 37' Scott 41. 'J liveryone cleans out lockers. 30 I0 Q. D.-f-Forum basketball game4Q. D. 18- 26 Forum 30. 27 Wfaite 45- -Woodward 48. 29 16 I7 18 Calendar JANUARY 6 Back from Christmas vacation. Waite 39-Scott 38. O Waite 26---Woodward 35. 15 Waite S2-Rossford 38. 17 Waite 52-Libbey 40. 23 Basketball mass meeting. Basketball game at Sports Arena. Waite 29aCentral 60. 27 Exams. 28 Exams, Senior Prom. 29 Free Day. 50 Free Day. Waite 41-DeVilbiss 27. A Patriotic program sponsored by the social science department. Speaker4Reverend Arthur Olsen. No school because of ice storm. Waite 41- -Port Clinton 29 at Sports Arena. juniors receive rings. Junior Town Meeting in the auditorium. Sophomore Class Meeting. Waite 43fALibbey 39. Athletic Show. Waite 29--Central 39. Art Club ice skating party at Sports Arena. Rita Gratz. Marian Miller, Kathryn Corbin, jean Wunderley, Sain Szor, -Ioan XX'undei'ley, Doris Ayling, Billye Lou Saul, Catherine Black. az Z e n oi 4 if Barbara Lane, Ruth Hampton, MARCH 11 'H 4. Freshmen and Sophomores vote for or against their dances. Ivy Lou Griswold, Chuck Dusseau,Danny Hyslop, Dick 'Halbich junior Class Play in auditorium. Program for commercial students. Waite 32-DeVilbiss 30. 12 Literary initiation day. 4 District Basketball Tournament Starts. Waite 22-Central 36. llzlatlonal HOQO1' S0C'etY Presents Teachers QUIZ, 15 Wrestling demonstration in auditorium. Ir' Dunn qummaster' 18 Basketball-Seniors vs. juniors during 2nd hour. 8 Freshmen and seniors see movie for winning mag- Sf?Hi01'S 32-Juniors 23 azine campaign. 19 Easter Program given by Senior Hi-Y and Senior . . Y-teens. 9 Tournament-Waite 53-Sylvania Burnham 44. 29 Back from Easter vacation. 10 Last annual collection. Ohio Weslyan University Choir sings. G 0 0 N 1 S Licensed Broker TAylor 3635 CUT-RATE DRUGS BRU E FI HER MODERN FOUNTAIN SERVICE C S REAL ESTATE Kodaks :: Film :: Prescriptions Sales n . . Rentals D . . Farms TAylor 2297 Oak and Fassett Streets 1105 Starr Avenue Toledo 5, Ohio WINDOW SHADES - Made to order. PAINTS and ENAMELS - For all purposes. LINOLEUMS and ASPHALT TILE - For both residential and commercial needs. WATERPROOFINGS - For concrete, brick and cement surfaces. ACME WINDOW SHADE COMPANY 114 MAIN STREET Phone TAylor 3292 EAST TOLEDO, OHIO 125 9 WW Daylight reaches every cor- - ner of this room in the Aca- ' lanes High School, Lafayette, ' California, through continu- ous fenestration on one wall with elerestory windows op- posite. Architects: Franklin, Kump 81 Falk, San Franciseo. N study halls, classrooms, labo- ratories, libraries . . . a more even flistribulion of light creates more healthful conditions for young eyes, makes vision easier, speeds up learning. Thatis why modern schools arc being designed with large glass areas that let daylight reach every corner of the room, cutting out sharp contrast between light and shadow. L-O-lf' offers a variety of mod- ern flat glasses-plate and win- dow glass, Heat Absorbing Plate ...for easier vision in all parts of the schoolroom Class. T1rfjle.r f tempered plate glass and translucent glass. For added comfort, specify Thermo- panet, L-O.F's multiple-pane insu- lating glass unit. Class enables you to achieve the exaet lighting effeet your plans require. Your near-by I,-0'1 Class Dis- tributor will be glad to work with you and your arehiteet in selec- ting the type of glass suited to your plans and your budget. lvrite for our Thermoprine books. l,ibbey-Owens-Ford Class Com- pany, 2097 Nicholas Building., Toledo 3, Ohio. re LIBBEY' UWB NS ' FORD 4 GLASS My ' I We my The Sooper-Doopef' liicixlty Show. 5. Ali Babu and the fierce looking thieves. I. The inngieinn, the nutllor. .mil the render. -l. Tea is served. 2. Up to their necks in oil. How do you like Miss lioergefs new hut hy courtesy of Mr. Mill's home room. The grand prize winners in the magazine cainpnign It came upon a midnight clear. HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPI-IIES Indianapolis, Indiana fEWELERS T0 WAITE HIGH SCHOOL Representative: P. D. COOK Postoffice Address: Maumee, Ohio Telephone WAlb1-idge 3890 GY... 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Tri'Lit Dance at Secor Hotel. Student Council Meeting. Home lic Party. Pan American Program. Miami Glee Club. Bryan--movies and speech. Kovac---citizenship. Sophomore dance. Student Council Meeting. Student Council Election. Zet's dance. Action shots from the Wriite-Central tournament game. Captain Dan is receiving the runner-up trophy from Mr. Bowsher. Since 7901- T0lEDO SCALES TOI.EDO'S BEST KNOWN PRODUCT N0 SPRINGS Q HONEST WEIGHT INDUSTRIAL SCAIES 0 FOOD MACHINES 0 RETAIl SCALES 131 Our News Broadcasters. The Big Wlmeels of the Sizzle. azlendmf MAY 6 Mr. Bowsher, Mount Clemetine. 7 Choral Festival. I0 Student Council Meeting. 13-14-I S Featherwaite Follies. 20 T. U. Debating Team. 21 Spring Dance- -Phils. 24 Nessle-talk on birds. 27 Memorial Day Program. 28 Club Activities close. JUNIZ 2 Program by the entire music depart ment at the Sports Arena. 3 Senior Picnic. 7 Peri Banquet. Church. 11 Final Exams. 15 Final Exams. 16 junior Prom at El Rancho. 17 Graduation. 18 School is out. ENROLL NOW- Tlie demand for Comptometer operators exceeds our supply. The course is short, interesting and prac- tical. You will receive individual instructions from trained expert instructors on the latest model Comp- tometers. Call, phone or write for our catalogue. We employ no solicitors. THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL H, W. Morrison, MrIP1MAQL'l' 1.0.0. F. Bldg., Room 203, 17th and Monroe Sts. MAin 8421 Compliments of The Maumee Malleable Casting Co. SERVICE and QUALITY Woodvillc and W. Sa L. E. R. R. 15 Baccalaureate-St. M a r k ' s l.utheran Yard 1-22 Main Street Yard 2-744 Water Street ' Yard 3-Consaul Street and Toledo Terminal R. R. Yard 4-153 So. St. Clair Street Yard 5-301 Sylvania Avenue 1250 QNTARIQ STREET Yard 6-Dorr Street and T. A. and W. R. R. 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GLAUSER,SW-gg PRESCRIPTIQNS Greenhouse - Fresh ' -MEMMWJHLMNERS Nohody in Toledo Sells Better Drugs! cn Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, U ERIE DRUG Funeral Designs D M STORE WOODVILLE ROAD TAylor 4684 'C' Q CORNER EAST BROADWAY AND WOODVILLE We Telegraph Flowers Say it with Flowers COSMETICS SEINIDICIHN 9 Director af the Smr Pefyformem Aldrich, Norma-403 Fourth Street Alford, Donna-1220 Navarre Avenue Ane, Stella-428 Fifth Street Ayling, Doris-4927 Summit Street Baumgartner, Mary Jane-1202 Navarre Avenue Bazar, Elizabeth-903 Butler Street Brancheau, Mary Lou-1109 Kelsey Ave. Bebow, Ruth-630 Willard Street Bellas, Eleanor-1711 Kedron Street Bennett, Barbara-2862 lllth Street Bitlick, Carolyn-1872 109th Street Black, Catherine-1826 123rd Street Blair, Marilyn-234 Willard Street Blunden, Nancy-839 Berry Street Bochi, Rose Marie-2049 Genesee Street Bohland, Gloria-1711 Hurd Street Bolander, joan-28 Allison Street Borics, Arlene-2415 Valentine Street Bostelman, Nancy-343 Sheldon Street Bredehoft, Donna--502 Thurston Brown, Doris-622 Utah Street Bunting, Wilma-1002 E. Broadway Burks, Ruth jean--184 Earl Court Cadaret, Jeanne--143 Maryland Street Campbell, Marilyn-753 Oak Street Clark, Mary-148 Elgin Avenue Corbin, Kathryn-944 Forsythe Street Corns, janet-625 E. Broadway Crew, Lois-BZIV2 McKinley Street Curtas, Helen-1954 Hurd Street Daubner, Marilyn-716 Plymouth Street Davidson, Pauline-948 Oak Street Dick, Mary-636 Leonard Street Ditch, Phyllis--735 Parker Street Dolquery, Betty-237 Yondota Street Doncoes, joan-775 Dearborn Avenue Donovan, Delores-1807 E. Broadway Doremire, Virginia--1028 Albert Str-eet Dougherty, Betty-648 Platt Street Drath, Dolores-1232 Camden Street Dudas, Elizabeth-2333 Woodford Street Dupius, Alma-1015 E. Broadway Dykes, Wilma--1148 Earl Street Egarius, Velma-1520 Lakewood Street Epker, Goldie-1026 Delence Street Everman, Mildred-87 Birmingham Ter. Flcgle, Geraldine-2012 Idaho Street Foley, Edna Mae-1124 Forsythe Street Fosty, Mary Ann-1114 Delence Street Gehring, Suzanne--1530 Pool Street Gibson, Agnes-835 Chesbrough Street Gould, Rosemary-749 Plymouth Street Gratz, Rita-401 Fifth Street Gregus, Clara-258 Spring Grov-e Griswold, Ivy Lou-356 Sheldon Street Guthrie, Marjorie-706 Forsythe Street Haise, Lillian-420 Barker Street Hall, Patricia-1021 Wardell Street Hamilton, Kathleen-1516 Kedron Street Hamilton, Patricia-3729 145th Street Hanely, Carolyn-1916 Mason Street Hart, Patricia-754 Dearborn Street 'Harter, Joanne-6035 523rd Street Hartman, Barbara-741 Utah Street Hartsel, Shirley--644 Valleywood Drive 140 Hauger, Regina-44 Neise Avenue Hawn, Barbara-22 Stratton Place Hayes, Marilyn-1327 Felt Street Heck, Phyllis Ann-1223 Mason Street Heinrich, Lillian-855 E. 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Broadway MacVay, Bonnie jean-1121 Starr Avenue Manny, ,Ioureen-510 Euclid Avenue Manthey, Vera-1529 Milroy Street Massey, Joyce-847 Willow Street Matthews, Carolyn-1109 Varland Street Matton, Polly-410 Euclid Avenue Mesteller, Nancy-523 Pain-e Street Meszaros, Margaret-2338 Valentine St. Metzger, Lois-821 Nevada Street Miller, Marian-643 White Street Minner, Barbara-310 Euclid Avenue Moon, Patti-1315 Ellis Avenue Moran, Dolores--1320 Mott Street Mueck, Madonna-3454 149th Street Mulligan, Patricia-501 Platt Street Murray, Helen-324 Oak Street Myles, Agnes-1319 Oak Street Nelson, Norma-565 Howland Street Novinsky, Mildred-1505 Albert Street Oatman, Camilla-1166M Oak Street Opre, Kathleen-441 Oak Street Page, Veronica-544 Dover Place Palmer, Phyllis-1024 Earl Street Payden, Jane--1929 Hurd Street Pentz, Patsy-+1653 Botkins Street Peppard, Marilyn-1917 Navarre Avenue Perry, Georga-1815 Nevada Street Pheils, Joycw5I1 Potter Street Pitzen, Barbara-612 Federal Street Pompos, Arlene-2042 Bakewell Street Power, Marybelle-17l2M Tracy Street Racz, Eleanor-273 Dearborn Street Raschke, Betty-261 Steel Street Rasmus, Jeannine-1517 Pool Street Reams, Marjorie-11215 Starr Avenue Rideout, Anne-245 Willard Street Riley, Joanne-420 Arden Place Rogers, Nancy-2717 112th Street Rosler, Viola-840 Oak Street Ross, Mary-5836 315th Street Ruff, Mary Ellen-503 Euclid Avenue Ruiz, Isabel-1932 Starr Avenue Ruiz, Mary-1932 Starr Avenue Sams, Rhea--271 Parker Street Saroff, joe Ann-163 E. Broadway Saul, Billie Lou--1418 Ironwood Street Schaetzke, Johann--112 Foulkes Street Scheppert, Sally-1411 Navarre Avenue Schiermyer, Marilyn-624 Coney Street Schlamann, Doris-24 Allison Avenue Schneider, Ruth-924 Oak Street Schuster, Lila Lee-1926 Mason Street Schwan, Arlene-463 Spring Grove Scott, Peggy-1343 Oak Street Seaman, Mary Ann-2147 Caledonia St. Shultz, Joanne-617 Federal Street Simonds, Donna-216 Maryland Street Sipos, Irene-503 Whittemore Street Sleeseman, Roberta-2036 Idaho Street Smith, Ora Lou--1919 Nevada Street Sorensen, Geraldine-1515 Mott Street Stalzer, Marjorie-647 Yondota Street Steman, Janice-1012 White Street Susor, LaVonne--1915 'Hurd Street Swartz, Anna Mae-2706 l22nd Street Swartz, Florencel943 Bakewell Street Sweet, Dolores-610 Forsythe Street Szymanski, Carolyn-2012 Bakewell Street Teeter, Margaret-1521 Navarre Avenue Thornton, Donna-1744 Milroy Street Tiplady, Alice-118 Ravine Park Torda, Priscilla--2319 Caledonia Street Toth, Elizabeth--2392 York Street Travis, janet-41816 Greenwood Street Treter, Marilyn--838 Willow Avenue Vestula, Lillian-1206V2 Front Street Wamer, Bonnie jean-567 Church Street Watson, Jeanne-3246 135th Street Webber, Betty-1527 Lakewood Street Weise, Jacqueline-819 Chesbrough Street Welch, Wanda-258 Clarence Street Westenkirchner, Catherine--2406 Seaman Whiting, Bernice-1618 Oak Street Whitman, Mary jane-1011 E. Broadway Widmer, Patricia-1527 Miami Street Williams, Gloria-848 Rogers Street Williams, janet Audene-1344 Felt Street Winterhalder, Donna-35 Allison Street Withrow, Rosamond-1501 Kelsey Street Wunderley, jean-316 Parker Street Wunderley, joan-316 Parker Street Yentzer, Dorothy-304 Clark Street Zoll, Marie--300 Whittemore Street Meal Diffectoff Arman, Clifton--52 Nevada Street Avery, Thomas-907 Stillman Street Baker, Donald-1656 Pool Street Baker, Thomas-1113 Clark Street Banks, Bertram-1502 Oak Street Beatty, Dan-271 Steel Street Bell, Wyant--Box 67, Millbury, Ohio Benarth, Arthur-1130 Clark Street Bensman, Richard-565 Woodville Street Berman, Dale-604 Dover Place Berning, james-722 Collins Street Bodi, Norman-3126 Jessie Street Borchert, Roland-415 Euclid Street Bounds, Harold--167 Pt. Lawrence Homes Bourdo, Robert-1613 Nevada Street Boyce, Kenneth-116 Steel Street Brewer, james-408 Second Street Bumbera, William-1208 Navarre Avenue Burnett, joseph-1510 Nevada Street Burns, Thomas--2614 Norwalk Street Businger, Robert-1542 Milroy Street Caldwell, Charles-220 Platt Street Campbell, Ernest-753 Oak Street Carson, Robert--140 E. Broadway Cook, Robert-1320 Felt Street Cummings, Richard-1126 Forsythe Street Cupp, Harold-949 E. Broadway Cypher, Edworth Lee-4836 296th Street David, Richard-3015 121st Street Deak, Kolman-2644 Pratt Street Dedo, Robert--1126 Navarre Avenue DelVecchio, Leo--2521 Miami Street Ditch, Philip-735 Parker Street Drozik, Paul-319 Hetfner Street Dungan, Robert-1407 Starr Avenue Ellis, Charles-1371 Felt Street Evanoff, William-331 White Street Ewing, james-634 Plymouth Street Fahos, jim-302 Paine Street Felske, Robert-723 Euclid Avenue Ferguson, Lyle-1147 Earl Street Fetter, William-2411 Seaman Street Feyes, Stephen-1620 Nevada Street Fischer, Robert-326 Sheldon Street Flack, Paul-1601 Homestead Street Flores, Rudolph-1030 Oakdale Street Francis, Clair-2754 120th Street Freimark, Roger-928 Willow Street WM of the Smzf Pezyfozfmem Goetz, Edward-2623 Pratt Street Goode, Allen-1528 Remington Street Gould, Dwight-636 Valleywoocl Street Guy, Earl-539 Potter Street Haberstock, Richard-827 Dearborn Street I-lalhach, Richard-No. 2 Fassett Court Hall, Harry-632 Coney Court Hamrick, Richard-4851 296th Street Hancock, Harmon, George--1235 Dawson Street jack-740 Leonard Street Henzler, Ramon-4824 287th Street Hockley, Albert-642 Plymouth Street Hodges, Walter-2648 Norwalk Street Hoffman, john-348 Spring Grove Hogan, Louis-No. 16 Fassett Court Huntsinger, Richard-2701 Norwalk Street Hyslop, Danny-No. 15 Ravine Park Jackson, Donald--716 Front Street Jenks, Richard-1101 Clark Street Jett, George-1713 Greenwood Street Kaduk, john-2454 Caledonia Street Kaser, Gene--1002 E. Broadway Keesee, Willis-2504 Genesee Street Kelly, Stewart-460 Third Street Kingston, Carl-3601 149th Street Kipker, Edward-809 Mason Street Knudson, Glen--1521 E. Broadway Koch, Elsworth-3125 Platt Street Koepfler, Donald-1016 Madeline Street Koren, Abel-310 Euclid Street Kovescli, joseph-2613 York Street Kramer, Leo-2659 118th Street Lazenby, William-2073 Nevada Street Lee, John-1338 Yondota Street Lippert, James-1511 Halstead Street McLaughlin, Gordon-549 Clark Street McMorgan, Gene-941 Butler Street Martin, William-454W Fassett Street Mesteller, Donald-409 Paine Street Michael, james-524 Millard Street Miscavage, Walter-569 Viking Street Molnar, Andrew-468 Dearborn Street Momany, Jack--3130 Case Street Munding, Leon--426 'Howland Street Musil, Larry-2842 111th Street Myrice, Lyle-1507 Ironwood Street Naumann, james-64 Birmingham Terrace Nechoff, john-305 Oakdale Street Nesteroff, George-305 Oswald Street Nusbaum, jack-724 Earl Street Palmiter, Richard-4806 298th Street PetcoE, Neil-749 Forsythe Street Potter, Herbert-725 Parker Street Purdy, Lewis-1223 Freedom Street Reasti, Rocco-215 Euclid Avenue Reed, Ralph--230 Second Street Riley, Earl-3128 Case Street Romp, Edward-98 Oregon Road Roth, George-3533 149th Street Ruch, Robert-3019 155th Street Rust, Richard-412 Forsythe Street Saylor, Carl-1376 Oak Street Schimmel, Cullen-562 Plymouth Street Schnel, Harold-Rt. 1, Walbridge, Ohio Seaman, Richard-1146 Clark Street Seeman, Walter-5016 Ottawa River Road Seemann, Dan-30 Garfield Place Sell, Harold-1956 Idaho Street Siebenaler, Edward-20 Stratton Street Squire, Raymond-2003 Price Street Stansiield, Paul-1635 Homestead Street Stevens, Donald-4825 293rd Street Stieben, Leonard-574 Thurston Street Struck, Richard-23815 Marion Street Swartz, Lawrence-644 Federal Street Szor, Sam--2431 Caledonia Street Taylor, Robert-1008 Front Street Thayer, Richard-647 Church Street Theofanous, Tom-1316 Front Street Thomas, Robert-725 Clark Street Trask, Dean-3708 Hazelhurst Street Unruh, james-1962 Kelsey Street Vergiels, Richard-2958 113th Street Wagner, John-803 Dearborn Street Walker, Edgar-1206 Girard Street Warnke, james-3463 148th Street Waryu, James-501 Wheeling Street Wier, Melville-846 Euclid Street Wilcik, George-1539 Milroy Street Williams, Tom--2335 114th Street Wilson, jack-1702 Greenwood Street Woolaver, Philip-861 Kensington Street Yoder, Richard-1626 Homestead Street Young, Glenn-3205 Case Street Zeadker, Gene-1020 Mott Avenue 141 Y x'ML.'X IKM P :ff f'j,AX,1.,..v-A430-if: ' ' I' n n P ' J 45,-f Amer1ca's Quahty . , , CZ 1 P O T A T O C H I P E M ., XJ Y, , EE Ex . 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