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AMY SMtTH AS'lfEDlTOR...MARGEZATKO gf Rusnvess MANAGER. ..... 5 3 JANICE LESTER A ART EDITOR. .... ERVIN sm. OREWORD... Let's use songs for our theme. Thatls it- The Hit Parade. So decided the staff of the 1949 Purple and Gold. Around school, we hear the students sing, whistle, or hum songs new and old that have become a part of our everyday lives. It is natural, then, that songs should be the basis of the theme this year. Our book will help estab- lish in your memory songs especially connected with Waite High School. TABLE OF CCJNTENTS . . . Classes . . . We Stand to Honor Alma Mater . Clubs . . . N072 Waite Higla .S'el20el . Athletics. Loyal, Loyal . Faculty . . f'Here'.r to the Purple anal Hereir to the Gola' ' EDICATIO The purpose of this dedication is to say thanks to a teacher who has done a great deal for our school in the educational and social fields. It is fitting to dedicate the 1949 Purple and Gold to a fine teacher and a great friend of all the students, a man who has been with Waite for twenty-three years, Mr. jesse Steiner. Prior to teaching social studies at Waite, Mr. Steiner taught for seven years in a one-room country school and three years at Bluffton High School. He graduated from Bluffton College with an A.B. degree and later received his Masters degree at Ohio State University. When Mr. Steiner first started teaching at Waite, he was athletic equipment manager for six years and later an advisor to the Pro and Con history club. His hobby interests include stamp collecting, fishing, and chess, the latter being his favorite. Mr. Steiner will long be remembered in the hearts and minds of the many students that pass in and out of Waite High School. XVe are proud to dedicate this book to him. He is the only one of the Waite faculty who is a member of Phi Delta Kappa, honorary educational fraternity. 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'94- Ray Spencer SENIOR COMMITTEES CHRISTMAS CARDS Merritt Schaeffer Elaine Bylow Thelma Hofman June McM0rgan Marion Fouty ln' if W 'W I ANNOUNCEMENT I Pmridezzz ,,V,.,..,,.. V...,..e...... R ay Spencer Margarst Young Vice-Prefidefzi ..,,... ,,,.,..,.. M erritt Schaeffer IUCIY Lane . Dora Bvlow S 'f ........... .,......... B l ' . y enemy Elaine y ow Patsy Harmon Elsie Schwarzkopf Deloris Sawade Sue Hiser Dick Cox Fred Kirk Charles Coleman Nancy Basil PROM joette Bells Ruth Umbs Carolyn Christie Bob Timm Barbara Kraemer Barbara Lane Viola Tefit BANQUET Marilyn Best Vivian Mollett Marilyn McEwen Dorothy jameson Margaret Leidner David Bueschen Barbara Walters Trea,rm'er ........,. .,.....Thelma I-Iofman Sergefzfzfi'-ar-ar111,r ..... i,ii. . .june McMorgan Marion Fouty tCThe Best Years of ur Lives The Best Years of Our Lives is a fit name to be given to the four years we have spent here. It was a hard climb, but we made it. May this position as Senior be an inspiration to all green Freshmen. Some of the events that made this year of '49 stand out in our memories were the Senior Prom and Banquet at the Womans Building on Jan- uary 19, and the Senior Picnic. The two most impressive occasions were Baccalaureate and Commencement at the Paramount Theatre on June 9. We wish to extend our appreciation to Miss Marion Hart for her undying patience and help with all Senior activities. 10 Amy Smith Barbara Uhler Jack Zedro PUBLICITY Charles O'Shea Carol Bercher Marty Miklosek Janice Jenkins COMMENCEMENT Janice jenkins Carol Burkett Pat Cooper Gage Mersereau Stewart Petersen Barbara Porter Bob Horst PICNIC Harry Myrice Arnold Steedman Doris Douglass Gene Watkins Goldie Bonis Dick Hodulik Al DeArmond FORR12sT ADAMSON- 1'111 alzmyr chmizzg min- Lani Forum, jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Freshman Basketball. ANITA AHIIMADA- A filtle bird fold Ill' lim! J'0!1'I'6 .r1z'ee1. Phil, junior Friendship, Spanish Club, S e n i o r Friendship, Glee Club, Dean's Assistant. MARY AiizLLO- Ujoy fo all zrlw izmzr' her. Optimates, Home Ec Club. MARi9AR!i'T ALLISON- W'e're alizzzyi fhillkillg of yon, A'Iargie. Band, Phil, Orchestra. DONALD ALI.ORE+ S111o,5e geff in your eye.f, Q.D., Optimates. MARCIIIZ AMBROSIZ4 The Secretary Song. Phil, Senior Friendship, National Honor Society. Rum ANDREWS- Sim,11le and Swear. Glee Club, Sr. Y-Teen, Home EC Club. DARl.ENIi ANTHONY4 Who ,tml lim! dream in your eyef? Student Council, Future Retailers of Ohio. GEORGE ANTOINF- Yan gfzre ni something to rememlzer you lzyf' Varsity Football, Reserve Football, Track, Boys' W Club. RICHARD AULER- Pri,mner of Lore. Reserve Football, Annual, Student Council Repre- sentative, Gym Assistant. Seniors Bon B1siif Gfmd. CMJ, Grmd. ' Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Boys' W Club, lVlARlI..YN BFHNFR- f A'Iy fair lady. Library Assistant, Orchestra, Band, Junior Friendship, Red Cross Club, Optimates, junior Class Play, Student Council Repre- sentative, Future Teachers of America. VVILMA Bl21.1.NlfR fHEI't'l' in gnielf' Girls' Athletic League. CAROL BIQRQHRR-AA- All the llvizzgr you are. Art Clubf Vice-President, Reporter, Spanish Club-Reporter, Zet, Choir, Glee Club, junior Play Committee, Commence- ment Committee, Sr. Y-Teen. DoNA1.n B1sRN1Nca - Tim .fly jnznzg fellnuif' Q.D., Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Junior Class Play Committee, OptimatesfCensor, Treasurer, Sizzle, Alchemists, Senior Class Committee, Pro and Con, An- nual Solicitor. lVlARll.YN BIEST-V - Wim lffllllollllf fore yon? junior Friendship, Spanish Club4Vice-President, Peri, Na- tional Honor Societyf-fVice,President, Sizzle, Senior Class Banquet Committee, Choir, junior Class Play Committee. e Seniors DOROTHY BALI-1H5c1yJ mwetbizzg .m'ee1. Glee Club, Red Cross Club. DoNA1.o BARRIQRA-- A 1'eg11lfn'g1zy. SALLY BARRlfTTffHOlll' Gal Sal, Future Retailers of Ohio, Red Cross Club. NANCY BASIL- Dark eyer, dark hair flldkt' a plearing piclm'e. Phil, junior Class Play. Roslzar BAUMGARTNRR-- Thou .mrellf Q.D. RoNA1.o Blsnislf- Easy lo plea,re. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Baseball, Alchemists, Boys' W Club. ELROY BILI.lNClSf Th6l'6'.f cl ,flllllly .ride to e1'ery!hi11g, Band-Drum Major, Q.D., Hi-Y, Pro and Con, Alche- mists, Optimates, Future Teachers of America. Dis1.oRsii B1.AND- Ff1i1!ofu! forever. Future Retailers of Ohio. DON BoENlNGf T1'ozzble.r may mme, flllf wine will gn. Boys' Chorus, Track. CQOLDIIE BONIS- Yw1're 4 real r1z'ee!hearl. Peri-Presb dent, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Spanish Club -President, Pro and ConfSecretary, Sr. Y-Teen, An- nual Staff, Future Teachers of America-Secretary, Student Council, Sizzle, Baccalaureate Committee, Len- ior Picnic Committee. PAUL BoW12Rf I'z'e get fha rwrlzl on al ,riri11g. Forum, Choir, Boys' Chorus, Optimates. Ros12MARY BROKAXV-HT'l'll,l'l in me. junior Friendship, Glee Club, Choir, PhilfSecretary, Athletic Office, Dean's Assistant. , -7 Sen1ors PAT BROCKMANA- I am zz ,girl of fezz' 1z'f11'df. French Club-Treasurer, junior Friendship, Red Cross. LORIS BROOKS-Hsdllcj' liftle redhead. JOAN BRUCE- l'll be geulfe. riweet, and kind. Maaouizairu BRYANTf 1'7ll .rn rhyf' Girls' W Club. Davin BuiascH1zN- Orff ber! lo yon. Freshman, Re- serve, Varsity Football, Boys' W Club, Q.D. JOANNE BUNCE- Hdjt' of gold. eyer of blue. Art Club, Choir. DORA BYLOW? SfJ6d,5fl1lQ nf mzgelrf' Future Teachers of America-Vice-President, Phil-Vice-President, Alche- mists, Library Assistant. ELAINE BYLOW- l7f7Zl'I'6 hearen rent. Zet, Future Teachers of America, Optimates, Choir, junior and Senior Friendship, Senior Class Secretary, Sizzle, Dean's Assistant, National Honor Society. PAUL CALDWELLfi'l,fJll'f? lofi of fll71.H Forum, Annual Business Staff, Football and Basketball Manager, Chemistry Assistant, Alchemists, Sizzle Representative, Pro and Con, Student Council. PAULINE CAMPBELL- Cure and rirzreref' Peri, National Honor Society, Red Cross. SINA CHAPl.lNfHCd.fI your eyer on her. JEANIE CHAPMAN-Hfeanie with lhe light brown hair. Band, Choir. DQNNA BURGIEMlilSTliR4 Tf7L'l'6 rim!! be llllllfc' ivlvwz JW' mme. Band. CAROLIZ BURKE'I I'+H1'l'L' been .fu good. Phil4Chaplain, National Honor Society-Treasurer. DoRoTHY BURMrzisTERf Q11iel. alimyr wifla 4 ,rmile. Red Cross Club, Girls' W Club. SOUTHARD BUSDICKI2Rf7'Tlve yflflllg 1111111 frilly L1 f70l'll. Hi4Y, Q.D., Band, Orchestra, Freshman Football. Doius BLlSlNGlillf H01t' rifle mn you be? Decorating Committee, Sophomore Dance, junior and Senior Friendship, Cheerleader. JUNE BIYFLER-HD6lil'61' me lo T672lZL'.l'JL'U.i' Orchestra, Red Cross, Life-Saving. v CAROLYN CHR1sTIEf Prelty eyes' and .vzreel di.f,l7o.rilio11. ' Peri-Treasurer, junior Class-Treasurer, Junior Friendship, Optimates, Sizzle, Senior Prom Committee, Athletic Office, National Honor Society. PATTI CLlFFORDf Tlve year if ended fm! your zoeoloriei linger oo. Band, Glee Club, Orchestra. BILL CLlFTONf He',r good lo all. Bowling Team, Base- ball, Hi-YfReporter, Boys' W Club. SIZLMA COLlfiHll'ldid ufifh Ike flaxen hair. Glee Club. CHARLES CoLiaMANg Geuflema11 Friend. Optimates, Junior Class Play, National Honor Society. Seni RUTH COVII.L+HS0 in lore. Red Cross-Treasurer, junior Friendship, Dean's Assistant, Phil. RICHARD COX- Good 11,f1fl11'ed, Q.D., Bowling, Senior Picnic Committee, Spanish Club, Pro and Con. JAMES CRAIoi l7or lffefr a jolly good felfouff' Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, For- um-Sergeant-at-arms, Movie Operator, Baseball. Dicic CoLL1Nsf Thi.r if fine end. Art Club, Boys' Chorus, Pro and Con, jr. Hi-Y-Vice-President, Sr. Hi-Y, Movie Operator, Forum, Library Assistant. ROSIELLA COLLllMY SluII1f in your eyerf' Future Retailers of Ohio, Red Cross. DAWN CoNK1.1N- Yo11're ar pleatimzf af live 1lffH'11i11g. Girls' W ClubfSecretary, Girls' Athletic League, An- nual Solicitor, Home Ec Club. PAT Coovna- Someone like you forex 6l'6'l'j'M7i1lg gloomy. Peri, Student Council, French Club, junior and Senior Friendship, Sizzle, Annual Start, Junior Class Play. WILMA CoRUM- One zrilh ,1 fI'l'l,l'fjIlg mol. Girls' W Club, Red Cross Club, Spanish Club. OIIS EUGENE DANNIBALIif Yon fclllll ofake money dreamin' or I'd be a 7llfHif11lnZf1'E.l' BONNIE DART4f'H!i7I6.l'l ar the day if long. junior Friendship, Library Assistant. DON DAVIS4 Tbe boy zrillv Ike Illffflll eyes. NATALlli DAXY'SKJNf ll',E'f'6 glad flverefr yon. Optimates, Red Cross-Vice-President, Phil, Girls' Athletic League. Girls' W Club, Swimming Club, Nursc's Assistant, Phil-Sergeant-at-arms. DFLBFRT DAYTON- Aiu'l wi.rbeba1'in'. Q.D.-Trca- urer, Optimates-Questor. ALBERT DEARMfDNDf!'Tlfl6-jf all ffm recom! fu yon. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Cross Country, Student Council, Annual Staff, Boys' W Club, Senior Picnic Committee. RQSALIND DFLISLI2- ElI6f'g?lif.U French Club. NORMA DELVECCHlO4 Y0m' eye.: are filled uiifh mimic. VIOLET DEWESE- Her fhl1llgl7f.l' are ber 01l'1I.H Glec Club. JAMES DOERR-- He aliwayf hai a 1-early au.ru'er, Bowl- ing Team, Boys' W Club. FRANK DOMBI-HT1'llJl in my lurk. Optimates, Pro and Con, Sizzle. JOHN DoN12oAN- ll hn'll lake yum' plate? Seniors DoLoRi3s DoNziif Giz'e this lillle girl a great big hand. Optimates, Zet, Senior Friendship, Red Cros5-Presi- dent, Sizzle. BILL DOUGLASl Ld1lgl7llIg at life. Swimming Team, Track. DORIS DoUo1.Ass- 'I'here'll newer be aimfhei' 841 like yozzf' Peri, junior FriendshipfSecretary, Senior Friendship, Student Council, Sizzle, French Club- Sergeant-at-arms. ETHEL DOWNS- fl.l' breezy df flue .Wlllh u'l11J. ACK DREWSf B!6Jf6d zvifh Uri iimlil and zferfalililff' H J' J Art Club-Treasurer, QD., Choir, Library Assistant. f J ' I ,Alf JOIZTTIZ E121,i.sh Yon fzelfnzg fo nm' lwfzrf. Peri, French Club, Commencement Committee, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Student Council, Red Cross, Sizzle, Chemistry Lab Assistant. JANET' EHRSAMf-HREIUGIIIIJKI' me. Sizzle, Annual Staff, Peri, junior Friendship, Future Retailers of Ohio, Girls' Athletic League. FVANKA ENIZFFY - Liflle zmfffmz, yaffm .ro .fZl'!!C'f.ll Girls' XV Club. l'lliLliN lf'1 1'Lf - liver .ru quid, Senior Friendship. Ml1.DR12D 1EvANolfi-2 - Yon nm depefzif fm me. Phil, Optimates. GENEVIE EVERMAN- Genevie, Jweet Geneifief' junior Friendship, Senior Y-Teen, Pro and Con, Girls' W Club. 16 CHAR1.oTTE DRILL-A QlIic'f zum' referred. Senior Friend- ship. Tumussn DRQQHEI- A fitlle biz independwzf, yer vary fill the eye. V1RolNiA DROGHEI--MEIUII have eyer lim! flume live mu- !1ea111.r. Art Club. RONALD DUNCAN- Hezzrfbi'ef1kez'. ' Freshman and Var- sity Football, Student Council, Hall Patrol, Annual Staff, Q.D. CHAR1.1zs Dussmu- 1 got 1'lJ'jlfb77Z,H Art Club, Baseball, Cheerleader, Student Council Representative, Choir- Vice-President. IDONALD DYERf Tl9iJ will be the bert year of your life. Bowling. JEANNE lfAKlNS7 TfJe rlmrm of you. Senior Y-Teen- Secretary, Art Club-Secretary, Zet. HERBERT EARLE-HA boy of Jileme, zz boy of J'6'lZ.l'6.U Q.D. BETTY EDWARDSf There'r 4 .rlbarkle in yum' eyerf' Sizzle typist, Red Cross. Seniors JAMES FANEUFF- A friendly fellow alimyn' SUSAN I:IijI5S- Dali eyerf' French Club. KEN FETZER- Pa!iem'e and f0I'fllllJ6',i. Forum, jr. Hi-Y fChaplain, Sr. H-Y--Sergeantat-arms, .lunior Class Prom Committee, Reserve Basketball, Reserve and Varsity Football. DON FIRSDON- Tlver'e'll lJ6I'C'l' lie d1I0fl'76I' ,Dal like y011.' Cross-country, Diving. DOLORES FlTCHf A11 angel in di.rg1ri,re. Library As- sistant. BEVERLY I:LliGLli+,'Olll' ideal. ZetfPresident, Opti- mates, Senior Friendship, Red Cross, Nurse's Aid, Li- brary Assistant, Thrift Stamp Committee, Sizzle Sales- man, Pro and Con, National Honor Society. MARION FOITTY-Ullmelll 111i.r.r you ll'f7!fI1 yflllilf gwzef Q.D., Senior Hi-Y, Movie Operator, Senior Class! Sergeant-at-arms, Cross Country, Swimming Team, Track, Tennis, Reserve Basketball. JIM FOXAHI lmpe Gabriel like! my m11.ric. Q.D., Band, Optimates, Alchemists, Junior Hi-Y. HOWARD FREIMARK-f Ammif pfm'er. I S e n 1 o r s '13 , JACK FURMANf Lef fha rw! of llve world gn by. Fresh- man, Reserve Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Forum. NORMAN GENZMAN4 fl zzliel. w'.I'e1'eri11f ellozz' 1l'f70'J' lu S bflllllbl In make llve gzmle. Q.D. CARoI.E ANN GEoReIi My ywnzg and ffwlirh heart. Peri, Junior Y-Teen-President, Orchestra, Band, Na- tional Honor Society. JAMES G1.AUsERf Seml me wie dozen m.re.s'f' Alche- mists, Pro and Con. SHIRLEY GODSEYi Ynzf 1111111 lmre been 11 lzealfliflzl baby. Girls' W Club, NurSe's Aid. NATALIIE GROSAIEAN7 lWl7r1l l7Ir1,e6.l' lynn .w .I'Zl'f36l.U Stu- dent Couneil-Director of Finance, Sizzle, junior Class Prom Committee, Optimates, Peri-Sergeant-at-arms, junior Friendship, Dean's Assistant, Future Nurses, Annual Solicitor, National Honor Society, Nurse's Aid. 17 VELMA fGUSTlN, KONL f'Ywf can-fa fbe eye. Girls' jowgiz HAl,LALIlil!-HCf7:ll'l11f1lg.'l Future Retailers of Ohio, W Club. Commencement Committee, Future Teachers of Amer- , , ,, 1 . ica, Sophomore Dance Committee Chairman, Girls' VIRblNlA HAIiBAC.H-f l go! rr Zum! fri!! of zzmizr. Phil, Athletic League, Student Council. Junior Friendship, Girls Athletic League, Annual Business Staff, Optimates, Glee Club, Choir, Swimming LOUISE HAMILTON4 Y0z1're meet, u'e'd like to kll'01lJ Leadership. you belief. Nurse's Aid, Sizzle Typist. GLORIA HALLAUERY-- She greelr you zrilh a .r111ile. Girls' Athletic Association and W Club, Zet. Seniors ELSIE HAMM- Aluzzy.r rrymg 10 be helpful. Optimates, junior Class Play. DONALD HANNAHf Ez'ery man if lair nzwi dir'fat0r. ' Tennis, Stage Electrician, Future Retailers of Ohio, Commencement Committee, junior Class Play. SARAH HANNAH'HE7l1lil'rL1l'6CZl7l6' you, Future Retailers of Ohio. BOB HANSENi i70lli!'6 Ike greafeif !Jj.ft'f7l't?P'J' .rizzre 1492 Freshman, Reserve Basketball, liorumf Secretary, Cross Country, Spanish Club, Library Assistant. IVADELL HARRlSv Bfg-h6z1l'f6d..I Glee Club, Choir. CHARLES HARRISON-- live like fo fmre you i17'UII1Id.il Forum, National Honor Society, Student Council Di- rector, junior Prom Committee Chairman, Reserve, Varsity Football. PATsY HARRlSON4H0lH' delighlf' PhilaafPresitlent, Na- tional Honor Society, Art Club, Sizzle4Distribution Manager, junior Friendship, OptimatesfConsul, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Stationer's Desk, Student Council. MARY HASTYIK- A lffaidefz of mild f1m1111er'.r. JACK Hl5IDERfH1 lore to Vfhllll 0111 yU1Itfl.'l',.l Q.D. KENNY HlflNEMANf l:ll!l of fill! 411.1 ffmry free. Re- serve Football, Boys' Chorus, Forum. JOHN HliLMANg A111'l 11'1'g11f flll1.u Band BEVIZRLY I-l0DGI5S-f-'fller bzlflfly 11111111 1'l11'1'1'.s t'I'L'1'J'llil6'.H ' Q A I Art Club. SUSIE HIELMAN4 'TC'1lcfL'I'-l76'dl'fL'lli ,S1111. Optimutes, Phil, f . , . , , . , , ' 1, , J. ' ,, -1 Art Club, Deans Asslsmmv GMS W Club. RlLlrlAR.D Hoouuifg A111113 111111 Eflgtl 111 1111! 111h11.r. Senior Hi-Y, Forum, Pro and Con, Student Qouniil, SUZANNE HISER- ll 'e .rlill 11111 l'L'l1lL'Uf!1CfI' JVIIII' 1'l1111'111,i. Annual Business Stall, Sizzle Representative, junior Glee Club, junior FriendshipfChapl11in, Zet, Choir, Hay Committee, Movie Operator, Cross Country, Senior Y-Teen, Senior Christmas Card Committee. Track, Bowling. S 0 THELMA H0FMANf Ol1.1111114-11ll111'1'! Afllif .flier p1'1'1lJ'. ' l5Rr'1OKS l'lOSKlNSONf l'11l 11'111l111,g for ,if11f1,r tha! IICIT1' Red Cross, Zct, Choir, Senior Cil21SS7TfC2lSLlfCf. 1111110 fl1.'l Senior I-Ii-Y -fChaplain. EVELENA l'lOl-DEN- Lc'f1l1C1'111111 11'111'L 111111111 ber. Fu- lVlARlI.OU I'l0llSli+Hlllr1I'J' L1111. 111' lore J'f7ll.'l Senior ture Retailers of Ohio. Fricntlslmip. EVIZLYN HKlI.l1lfNf GL'L'. flllf jfili 311111 111 11111111 11 ff-1e11d. jANic3i2 Liars l'lIlMPIIIlliYS- MSZ70'.f 11 1111111 1'111,11,11. O timates. ,, . , ,, P IIOAN lMliIiR--- If C'I'C'I'J1'0NC' had KI g11'l hte -311111, Red ROBERT I-IORST--''P111:r1111.1l1ty. Forum, National Honor Cross. Society, Student Council Director, junior Class-Prcsib b I 1 HA .I 1 U I X N I V dent, Frcshmany Rcscrvcv Varsity Bllskctball' .JlnA?l?.2, 1,13 Nt.LlS 11111111111 of ,fl ll1tL 1.x11jv ll 7111 .1 11 11 J. Louis HoiwATHfJ'0111' 1J11e11'.r 11'1111f1'111111e ILS. , 1 if , . fs: In -' ,. . ji -I I ' ' . , .1 .Qt 1 x 1 . L, . 3 2111 sgg . i'1fZfM1H141g, 1Q 4 l :LW 1f-1 1 - 1 1.1 1 4-13 . .. ,1 4 j if I 'x it ar tx If id I Mya E JUAN KliATiJN -- CIW Ike IIYIVILJ your .I'l1IfI0.H Girls' W Clubf'I'reasurer, Optimates, Red Cross, Phil, Sizzle. DAVID KIQLLIQR-'-frlilflallly mine hir mzz1pm1'ifn1.rlvip. Band. JACK KI2I.I.I2IIf!'I'm1re r2mrnm1g. Senior MAItt.AItIi'I' KI2ooHe Peg O' My Hemi. junior Y-Teen, Girls' W Club, Sizzle Typist. IZIIWARD KINQQ-w ICe!m11i am! Loyal. FRIED KIRKf 'Il1ke me fm! In lhe fm!! cqfzuzef' Baseball, Q.D., Boys' W Club, junior I-li-YfPresident, Senior Hi-Y. DOROTHY jAMI5SON- DoI'0!lvy zmzker 6I'LJl':1' Mrk enjoy- able. junior Friendship, French Club, Dean's Assistant. JANICIE jI2NIcINsf A Zjfffe bi! of lw,I1'w1. Red Cross Representative, Choir, Glee Club. BILL JIZSCHKIZA- I'1'e gn! my jlllfflfl' all lfzfrzliliedf' FI'esh- man, Reserve, Varsity Football, Boys' W Club. WlI,I.IAM KAIILIEII- A lillle lerzrfzilziq ir tr LftI111QL'I'UlI.l filing. junior, Senior Hi-Y, Freshman Basketball, Forum. HIILIQN KA41c:An- Ifn!l of qlmflll Hilfe .rrlve111e.r. Opti- ITIQIICS, Home Ec Club, junior Friendship, Student Council, Future Nurses of America. STIEVIS KATICLII-- Il'.r 1111 bflllffl' f111d..1 If1le.1.Iln'e M mf! him cl friemff' Freshman, Varsity Football. l'llZI.liN KIRKI5NImI,If4'Prelfy zu rl If1il'fllI'6.u Girls' XV Club. CIIAIILOTTIS KI,AWITTIiR4 Liff!e tgirl. ywfre ur ,izweef .II um lie. Glee Club. AL'roN KIMQIQMAN4 fllf1.i-irvfznzkw' am! iz meimzl 'glaze- 1I'n1'f11. Q.D., Optiinates, National Honor Society! President, Band- -Business Manager. JACK KNAIJP- - Slee,f1yfime fury, ROBIERT KVJNTZ-r,H6'.l' nmderf. rhy. rim! 11f1L'l'fL't'f friemlf' JOYCE KovAc3IsIzFFf A lbrefly mire. I: preffy fare. I1 llzrefly 1my. Glee ClubfPresident, junior, Senior Friend- ship, Animal Solicitor, Girls' W Club, Sizzle. l it BARBARA KRAlfhlliRf l,flll are nm' ,rl111.rlvi11e. .Junior Friendship, Dean's Assistant, French Club, Perif- Chaplain, Annual Representative, National Honor So- ciety-Corresponding Secretary, Senior Prom Com- mittee. HlEI.lEN KRIZSAK- Sllem'e All iz Iffllllclll lr lo lie !77'lZ6'6J.-i LAVIERNIZ LABiaRuisiif Tl1e rlwerfnl life lfn1ge.rf. Opti- mates, junior Friendship. JAMES LAMPHIFR- Ylitziy lo like. Q.D,, Bowling Team. DCJNNA l-AND-- Yf1ff'1'e flerzr ln nm' l7er1rl.r. Sizzle, Choir, junior Friendship, Future Teachers of America, Future Retailers of Ohio, Girls' Athletic League, Peri. BARBARA L.ANlf7HlJI'6'.:ll1l girl. Cheerleader, Peri, Stu- dent Council4Secretary, junior, Senior Y-Teen, Al- chemists, Girls' W Club, Senior Prom Committee, National Honor Society, Optimates. '53 Rosif Li2inNizR4 Su'eef lime. junior Y-Teen, Phil, Home Ec Clubf' President, Glee Club, Library Assist- ant, Annual Representative, Sizzle Reporter. LARRY LINC10LNf 1llr. illilzzcle Muzi. Freshman, Re- serve Football, Track, Forum. TOM L.ONGf''SllIt'01'6lj' ffm-,r. Forum. JANET LYNN-f Yfff1 are Um' lanky .rmr. Red Cross, Stu- dent Council, Sizzle Representative, junior, Senior Y- Teen, Phil, Alchemists, Optimates, junior Class Play, Pro and Con, Gym Leadership, Senior Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. NIiI-l.lli MffAT4lflff',,SNZ76 plrlr her lvetzrf lu 11 .l'0I1'Q.l' French Club-Vice4President, Senior Y-Teen, Zet, Art Club, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Future Teachers of America. SAi.i.li2 lVlCAR'l'HURfHlNC'I'C'1' .1 flnll Illflllltfllfl junior Friendship, Red Cross, Sizzle, Home Fc Club. JUDY LANE-- Ill our loemlr fherefr only fmlalizzef' Peri- Censor, Choir-Treasurer, junior, Senior, Y-Teen, Sizzle, Spanish Club, Alchemists, junior Prom Com- mittee, Dean's Assistant. GIQNE LANlfYf Al1l'djlI llaere alien ynn lame for lvim. al14'ay.i' zwlllifzg I0 ,l'6I'I'L'.n ED LANGlffAHE1'6 I'JlfHll?'.Y pal. Swimming Team, Base- ball, Q.D., junior, Senior Hi-Y, Movie Operator, Boys' W Club. Seniors THHLMA LANGIE- Sli-fzizge enflmm'n1e111. Peri, National Honor Society. ANN LANGI3Lg She a,l7pem1r ,re1'i0f1.r, bm' jr fnll uf mir- clvief and glee. lVlARGARliT LIEIDNERV-- Slay ai' ,rzeeel ai yon are. Perig Corresponding Secretary, junior, Senior Friendship, Sizzle, Art Club, Glee Club, Girls' W Club. i 3 if , l7IiYLl.lS McDouGALLeJ'Hazfe ffm uflvile you mn. :hat ir lver llzlfmf' Library Assistant. lVlA!llLYN Mc:Ew1cN fJ'Ynn're far lzeynml muzfmref' Opti- matcs, Pro and Con, junior, Senior Friendship, Euturc Teachers of America, Puri, National Honor Society- Corrcsponding Secretary, Dean's Assistant. SHARON Mflcllllllr-Arfllllf living in 11 grefzf big ll'L1J'. Home Ec ClubfTreasurer, Girls' Athletic League, Girls' W Club-AffReporter, SizzlefAssistant Editor, Gym Leadership. JUNE Mc3MouoAN4 ll e'll lake an 01112011 on yan. Zet - -Reporter, National Honor Society, Senior Classf Sergeant-at-arms, Senior Friendship, Dean's Assistant, junior Class Play Committee. lVlARlI.YN lvlc.Nu'r'rf A jriemlly frm' null gfnflef' WIi.i.1AM MAc3K1.1N'4 'I'l1e breeze and I. junior, Senior Hi-Y, Sizzle-fCo-Art Editor, Pro and Con, Junior Class Play. MARIAN MANDEFF- Never tiring. alzzuyf mrefree.' junior Y-Teen, Student Council Representative. Howfmo MARTENS-- Ejjil-iefzf in lair mm qnief way' Orchestra, Future Retailers of Ohio. HELEN MATNEY- Silence if golden. LAWRENCE MALITEIQ-- Hl.f fi-iemlr my loelr okay. DOROTHY MIEIIER- lW6dI' that ,rmlle f01'e1'er. GAGI2 MIQRSEREAU- One in 4 million. Varsity Football DONNA METZGIQR- T !iZl'1'E our joy. Zetw-Chaplain Student Council, Choir, Spanish Club-Secrctary Library Assistant, Thrift StampfChairman, Sizzle Pro and Con, BILL MlCQHAELfF'H6 har iz jriemlly heart. Forum, Track Swimming Team. MARTY MIKLOSFK- A friendly fellow f1lmzy.r, Q.D. Art Club4Treasurer, Sergeant-at-arms, Student Coun cil4Director of Publicity, Sizzle-Art Editor. Senior ai l rw 6VP'3'2 lf+AN MILIEY- Thu.re dark cluzzdr duff! bother me. Optimates, Girls' Athletic League, Choir. FRIZDA MILLER- Good nazure ir alwayr a rumen. Home lic Club'-Secretary. RALPH lVll1.l.lili-- AHF ll e!l. Varsity Football, Bowl- ing. RICIIARD lVIILLW'ARD-HA gum! fellow Izumug fellffzwr. OptimatesfConsul, QD., Band. VIRGINIA MoImLINsI4Ie SfIf1 rlzmkenf' Girls' Athletic League, Home Ec Club. VIVIAN MCJLI.lfTT - Did you eww' ,ree 41 dream zw1lki11g? Phil-Corresponding Secretary, Art Club!Presiclent, Secretary, junior, Senior Y-Teen, Sizzle, Annual Solici- tor, Athletic Otiice, Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, lfootball Queen. CQILBIERTMill.NAR7 1i1IfI1,Ill'fH!1.i',H QD. CARYL MOON-A-- Yrm'll zzerer :mlb Irlmzef' Glee Club, Choir, Optimates. LIICILLIL MoRIARITYf- Happy at 4 lark. Spanish Club, Art Club, Girls' Athletic LeaguefSecretary, Future Teachers of America, Phil, Library Assistant, Girls' W Club, Leadership. BILI. MORSIE-- GifI'f.f.l Girly! Gaze zzpmz five hm1diu'0rk nf mzfzzre. Track. RICHARD MllRPllYf'fFA.f 1wi.rele.r.r ar mn be. QD. JANE MURRAY-efifl !1m11'11-eyed Idllcfu Girls' W Club. EDNA MYERS- A lilfle bit of ,l'It'E:?f?Iz?.f.l'..l HARRY MYRICLIEA-m Yruz are all live Iwrfd In 11.11 Fresh' man, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Boys' Chorus, ForumfTreasurer, Animal Staff, Boys' W Club. DALE N1iI.SON--- Tull, dark, and nice In kzzrmf' Forum Optimates. I Seniors BIRDENE NIQWHOUSE-J'Czlle ar Cla:-i.rtma,r. Future Re- tailers of Ohio, Annual Solicitor, Girls' Athletic League. JOHN NIc:IaoLAs- A popular leader. Freshman, Re- serve, Varsity Football, Track, Student Council-Presb dent, Boys' W Club, Forum, junior Prom Committee, National Honor Society. WILLIAM NIXON- Here Malay, gave if1111r1i'rf111'. JOHN ORTNIQR- A likeable clmllzf' Track, Cross Country, Forum. CHARLES O'SHEAf lWh0 do lhey my har LZ zzvzy 'llbifh lhe llzllie.ffShanly O'SlJea. Red Cross, Forum, Art Club, Boys' W Club, Sophomore Dance Committee, Cross Country, Track, Bowling, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Baseball. LO15 OUSKY--- Good mzizlre 111121 good .reflre are Newer .repm'alefl. Girls' Athletic LeaguesPresident, French Club-Treasurer, Glee Club, Phil, Library Assistant, Swimming and Gym Leadership, Girls' W Club, HIQNRY PAcIIIsY- Shy ur 41 movie. JANE PAI.MER- Befmtifnl llre.amer. Sizzle-News Edi- tor, Editor, Student Council-Director of Publications, Peri, Spanish Club, junior Friendship, junior Prom Committee, National Honor Society. NANCY PAULAS- All d1'e.r.fell np in IJIIUUIIA' mul l:ou'.r. Glee Club, Optimates, Phil, Sizzle-Column Editor, News Editor, Senior Friendship. Seniors ANNA MATS PELLICCIATHSIVEFI and Lovely. Optimates, Football Queen Attendant. MARX' PIENCOFF-A EzfeI' full of fuzz. ye! l'0J1.l'iLlEl'df8 nf 6llC'7'Jl0l16.H Student Council. MARIJEAN PI2NHoRwooDi Yon're .rn de.riml1le. Art Club, junior Friendship, Girls' W Club. STEWART PETIQRSIQN- Sailing, .wlif1g. Optimates, Al- chemists, Senior Hi-Y--Vice-President, National Hon- or Society, junior Ring Committee, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Cross CountryfCaptain. BONNIE PI-lELPS+ 17I five clan of .ruieel girlr .the bar iz place there. Zet-Vice-President, Optimates, Red Cross, Sizzle Typist, National Honor Society. ALVIN PHlLl.lPS--H7179 em! of I11yj0l1rney. Choir, Cross Country, Senior Hi-Y, Reserve Basketball, Track. MYRA PICKliNS-- Y01f'1'e Irlllzl ue like fzlmnl llve Snfrllvf' Phil. VIRGINIA PoIvIPos- Slim 41 minbou' of love. BARBARA PORTlfR'H7ll76 life of Ike fluff. Sizzle-Club Editor, Managing Editor, Senior Friendshipfllresident, Choir, Student Council. JOHN RAKAY- - 1N'1111' l'111 l1.1lf1f1J'. JOHN RlfAS'I'l f- l'111 .1 1f1'e.1111e1'. CLYIWI1 RFITSI: f- I lhlllfll-f 43111 .1 11'111'1'-3 111 llve 11'111'f1f, MAURITA Rlilll--'i5'fw Il 1.111 .1 fiflfu .l!ll1.l'f7jIlL' ill ber .i1111fe. Bandf-A Majorette, Secretary, Zet -Treasurer, Senior Friendship, Optirnates. JOAN RlflTliR' !'1ll1 ,ljftlll 11111111!. Zet, Glee Club. I.o1z12TTA Ric+1A1uisf S111111 1l1111g. ZeteASergeant-at- arms, Red Cross, National Honor Society, Choir, DON ROHRisAc,H121zf T11 11'1'11,f111 111111111 l'lle'.l'.l' 1,1 11 .r11'1111,Ye 'H RoNA1.n ROOKIQR A- I'111 11.1 freff .11 .1 It'.Ill,fl'I'j11lQ lzreezef' Bowling, Golf. Bli'I I'lli JUAN Rrrriif l211111ixi We 111 11111 fllHL'.l'f.H Band, Orchestra, Phil, Seniors TIM RLJTLliIJoIiff 7'l1e1'e'1 1111 !11'1.i111tar.i' Hia .lf7UIl' f7ll.l'fl16.l'.l. NAN SAl,Slsti1c1iY - A Iflffef Jw .1111111!1fe girl, LOLA SANDl2Rsf- Y1111 are 11 d1'e11111. Junior Friendship Pro and Con, Senior Yflieen, Girls' Athletic League, XV Club. Zet, v PAUL SANIJOZ l1'i 1111 11211 1!.1J. Freshman, Reserve Varsity Football. v BOB SANFolilm-f- Ne1'1f1' 1111 l111f.1w1 11f1.1f 31111 11111 1111 ln- 111111'1'1111'. Diiroius SAXX'AlJl5--Hflff 11111,q111ar .lfltfrlf wel! nf her, French Club- -Seeretary, Junior Y-Teen, Zet-Seem tary, National Honor Society, Senior Y-TeenWVice- President, Future Teachers ot' America, Senior Christ- mas Card Cfominittee. Ml2Rlll'I I' Sc.HA1iifF1i1zf 'l'11 11,1 fwfi 11.x'1r11 ij11f1'i11f. Forum, French Club-President. Freshman, Reserve Football, Baseball, Senior CilassfViee-President, Boys' W Club, National Honor Society. Wli,1.1Ar11 Sc1rsA1,14HAi's1f1iA !'1l.1,r .1 1111111.11-fy 11i1y, Band, Orchestra. FRANcg15s SLHIAVON1af 'I'!1m1'1 11111111 11,611 Jim, Giflg' XV Club. i ww' i Q . Y ii if-may. El , ' l RICHARD SILVER- All rlml gliflezir ii' no! golflf' Student Council Representative, Reserve Football. GLEN SIMS- Good lldfllfl' if lzlzmyi' tl .l'l'!l'l'Lf.l'.l',H BONNIE SMALLD4DNAA'- Moof1llglvl l2L'4'Ul1lL'.f yon. Zct, Senior Y-Teen, Football Queen Attendant. CLARABELLE SMART-- Mam2e1'.r geolle. afferfiour ozilrlf' Pro and Con, junior Friendship. ROSAUEL SMART f 5'lve plow' all llvlzzgr well. junior Friendship, Glee Club, Pro and Con, Senior Y-Teen, Orchestra. AMY SMITH- Yon're gmml. ua flame yon'r.' zz'oof.lv1'fnl. Spanish Club, junior Friendship--Treasurer, Perin- Vice President, Sizzle, Student Council, Choir, Annuul -Assistant Editor, Fditor, Pro and Con, National Honor Society, Senior Announcement Committee. BRUCE SMlTll ff'll7',l7J' llirl il lmzie fo foil ro toon? QD, -President, Optimntes, National Honor Society. RAYMOND Slw1lTl'lfHB6hllItl L1 cloznl yoifll jiml iz golden Ray QD., Senior Hi-Y. LAVONNE SMITHIQRSA-- Spring 211 your l7f3cll'f.H 26 THOMAS SCHNELLf l'zfe got 4 pockel full of dreamJ. Senior Hi-Y, Band, Choir, Orchestra. ALVIN SCHLlLTZfHYv07lll'6 Ike zoprf' Boys' Chorus, Choir, Senior Hi-Y, Forum. ELSIE SCI-1WARZKOPFff A gay ,rpiril maker her journey Jhorlf' French Club-Treasurer, junior Y-Teen-f- President, Senior Y-Teen-Treasurer, Zet, National Honor Society-Chaplain, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Christmas Card Committee. CHARLES SEAWATIER- foz'ilzl and an a'll-'roffml good pal. Senior Hi-YfPresident, Band, Choir, Q.D. LYDIA S1zoof Shzfer'.f Waltz. Girls' W Club. LU1s1.1.A SIsND1A Doz1'f ever claangef' junior Friendship, Peri, Orchestra, Band, National Honor Society. Senior KAY SNYDERA-Hsjllg a .mug of ,flllIb6'dIl!.f.H Band-fMajor' ette, Orchestra, Dean's Assistant. DONNA SORAHfH1'16I'.l' are .imilei flu! Um!-e yan ln1tl1,l1y. Future Retailers of Ohio, junior Friendship, Girls' Athletic League. DON SPl5AR-MHA lDl70fUgl'rl17l7J' fl-L'l1tI'.l' Freshman, Ref serve Football, Spanish Club, Sizzlefffiports Editor, Gym Assistant. BIZNNIE SPISNCIZR- A .flll1l1'j' gli! on glwrzzy 111111 .fllllll-Q' dayrf' RAY SPIiNcQliR'f 'l'lie llvillgr yan fcff! ill our het1rt.r. Senior Class-President, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basket- ballfCo-Captain, Cross Country, Forumf Chaplain, Boys' W Club, junior Class Ring Committee, Student Council Representative, Annual Staff, Gym Assistant. DONNA SQtI1iOf Tlve Ielj ff70llgl7f of -wir. Glee Club, Senior Friendship. Seniors if A iran: V . ' Mwst 2 . , X , . XX . .X ry , C W , A .Q f ,g f pitgi' 1. Eft, ..t1.s:z.!tft'Z . X 'ljifh f 5 .miRw. 1W'a f5au'z f fr? . if E ' V H L ARNOLD STEEDMAN-- I'll newer be 11-fillmzzl a dream. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Swimming Team. MARY STEWART- Mf1ry. .rzweei ar any girl can be. PAT STIZXVARTTHA prelfy gif! ir like 4 melody Peri- Reporter, junior, Senior Friendship, Sizzle, Girls' W Club, Dean's Assistant, Student Council-Director of Social Affairs, Annual Staff, junior Ring Committee, Choir. BILL STiI.I2sf A f.,1jr-haired boy 11'h0'.r .riz'ell. Sizzle, Freshman Football. BIQVIQRLY STovisR- Laughing eyes. Optimates, Red Cross. PAT STR1NoHAMf My lifefr been a ple4,rure. Future Retailers of Ohio. PHYLLIS STUllTffHCz1llllIl6?l'.I' if K1 gran! adzfnrzlagef' Glee Club. PAULINIQ STllTZfHfl.l' .rizivere 11 friend ar you may find ill1J'Il'l7L'l'H.i' Glee Club, Sizzle. WILLIAM SIIMMFRSET- NUI 4 word rpake he more than um' flefededf' 27 MARGARET SzABOg Wlao'r flmf Howl? junior Friend- ship, Spanish Club. WILLIAM TAKASff'Ndl7ll'6 Boy, Band, Forum, Sizzle, Choir. Seniors VIOLA TEFFTf Cbeery am! fluffy. junior, Senior Friendship. MATTIE TIENNYSON- Slve green yon frilly LZ ,fl11ll?.,i JOHNSON THOMAS- One of llmre ,freare-loziiug people. Track, Cross Country. BILL ,TI-lOMAS'HYv0Zl'l'6 our fa:-wife memory. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Boys' W Club. DONALD 'Tl-IOMPSON1'iI7I6lll.fll'l0ll.f and c17lll7lll07l.f.'H Fresh- man, Reserve Football, Student Council, Amateur Radio WSCJA. ALBERTA TAYLOR- Tloere'r az blue-biwl ,ringing in my heart. Optimates4Sergeant-at-arms, Glee Club. DONALD TAYLOR- Heh rlsyf' Q.D. MARY TAYLOR- We think nz lot of yon. Dean's Assist- ant, Girls' W Club. GEORGE THOMPSON- D0fz'l worry bowl me. French Club-Secretary, Hi-Y-Secretary. DOROTHY THOMPSON+HO7I ilre .fillllly ,ville of the Jlreelf' Junior Friendship, Optimates, National Honor Society, Dean's Assistant. ROBERT TIMM-Hllyelll be loft 1l'lll90ZIl you. Student Council, Spanish ClubiTreasurer, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Junior Class-Vice-President. GLORIA TIPTON- The 1-'ery errenfe of rlmf-m.' Red Cross, Annual Solicitor, Library Assistant, Dean's Assistant, Pro and Con, Student Council, Senior Y- Teen, Glee Club, Sophomore Dance Committee. ANGELO TOKLES- A good rtzzzlenl mul 4 frieml to all. National Honor Society, Boys' W Club, Alchemists, Track, Cross Country. i AVUNIELL TOMI2Rf A light lverzrl liver long. Future Retailers of Ohio. DICK TOPPINL5-- A ,grmf big gum!-hearled fellrfzlf' Opti- mates, QD., National Honor Society. CARYQL 'I'RUMAN-!'Dffer ber Jail? good deeds. lunior Friendship, Optiniates, Dean's Assistant, Future Nurses of America, Red Cross Representative. Senior FRANCES VIZLERA- Al1z'r1j.i' helpful. alzmyr good: f1l1l'dJ'.l' doing uf .rifle .rlw1zM. Future Retailers of Ohio. EFFIE VERONIIS- S,6e'.r rl jewel. French Club, Dean's Assistant, National Honor Society. MAllY Loulsli VlI2RI.INi9-ircdllll and znzfzmred .the zmlkml .'l dlllflllg iff. ROBERT Vclss- Erzwzc.r! in erery fury. Forum, Golf, Re- serve Basketball. JOSFPHINIE XIYKOPAI.--Y-HSZl'L'Ef .uffilef Girls' W Club, Gym Leadership. BARBARA UHLi2R4 Il 'e'll lllj.l'.l' you rn. Phil4Treasurer, Student Council-ffDirector of Awards, junior Friend- shipfSecretary, Senior Friendship, French Club-Vice President, Dean's Assistant, Annual Staff, Future Teachers of America, Sizzle4Managing Editor, Na- tional Honor Society. RUTH UMBS- The .mule .sweet yon. Peri, junior, Senior Friendship, French Club, Cheerleader, Choir, Sizzle, Senior Prom Committee, junior Class Play Committee, Future Teachers of America, Dean's Assistant. LoR12TTA WAlNRIliHTf l7f1l!'l'6 darn good m11zpa1z'y. Girls' Athletic League, Girls' W Club, Junior Friends ship, Swimming Club, Nurse's Aid, Red Cross. BARBARA WALTi2Rse Yfm rwzzff be wry fo forget Peri, Choir, Girls' W Club, Sizzle. EUGICNIE WATKlNSf B6 cl rlmwzf' Student Council, Pro and Con, ForumfPresident. GEORGIANNA WErsBe D1'iffi:1g almzgf' BILL WHlTlfvi'Shf7I6.f 011 the g1'idii'fw. Freshman, Re- serve, Varsity Football, Student Council. 'T f Seniors RICHARD WHI'I'50Nf -Hllidelliezldezfl izuil lliIIl7fIy'.H Fresh- man, Reserve Football, Freshman Basketball, Baseball, Boys' W Club. RoBIsRT WlI,LlAh1S+ Ei1.fJ' fu like. Senior Life Saving. VIVIAN WI'rTIiff l lure life. Zet, junior Class Play, junior, Senior Friendship, French Club, Choir, Glec Club, Future Teachers of America, Sizzle, Pro and Con. VIRQQINIA WOIILMUTH-- iIIfike mimi in your hear! fm' iz friemlf' Dean's Assistant, Library Assistant, Senior Y-Teen. RUSSELL WOOD'- lllC1l of ferr' ziirzimlr are llve bei! 0llL',I MARILYN WRIc5H'r ''Cwzfeuzed iwiflv life. Gym Leader- ship. .IUAN WRZIi5INsI4I'f A lmrlvfzrl lillle zzimlzazzf' Girls' W Club, junior Friendship. Al.c5IIi YOIINGYHA friendly mill. MARQARIVI' YoiINcIfff'Onr :wonder-ffzl wie. junior Friendship, Orchestra, PerifRecording Secretary, junior Class-f-Secretary, National Honor Society- Secretary, Athletic Olfice. BETTY ZAKS- All if well. Girls' W Club. JACK ZIEDRO-f- Y0l1'll 11e1'e1' gran' alll in our l78df'l.f.'l Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Optimates, Stu- dent Council-Director of Student Relations, junior Prom Committee. RAYMOND ZBIliRA'jliXVSKlf-HLcZllgf7llig af life. Q.D., Hi- Y, Student Council, Cross Country, Basketball, Track. Dicic Zycgnowiczf''Happy-gn-lfirky. Movie Operator, Student Council Representative. FDNA MAI2 SHOI.IP-Hlazlelligefzt ill iz qlliel way. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES GEORGE BRANDIEBIERRYYHI feel like Li fefzflver in me breeze. Boys' Chorus, Choir, Baseball. EDWARD DENNIS- De.rfi1mfiwz 7ll1f6lIf1ll'lI,H JIM GILBIERT-f- Life ix lllml yon :mike it. HASRELL GREIQN- Efzjoy4ble. HERBERT HARRIS - lVilli11g lo do iwlirzlfr bert for every- one. JAMES HUsToNe'f Gne.r in fm' fl lol of fllll.H Bowling, Baseball. FRANK JfJZSA',,Hlllljflg llae lizzie of my life. JERRY KLlfWlfRf,f5llllfL'I'Cf and like.4zl1le. RODNEY RAMSIZY-f'l'111 learifzg Izzy lwzzlzler laelaimlf' DDANU WANAMAKliR?i'l kinda dream. ffzfk Dreuxr bm ketbl flae ljbazzfu' lmfletizz bwzm' l'01'-1' utfmffiz'e all yew. 4 f 'fg:?w ' ,I R . ?,Z,,,,,, , ' V f f f'5 Y X If wx MW f I 5 1 x v Vwf w, y W fa? ,, NZ, cy ,A Q' f I' via! X1 .P A .5 Q. 0 , S 4 if 5 W I Ligbler lllfllllC'l1f.Y wi one of the jimi uzwfu fftlulll' wbwz .rlizrillg fewer .fzzrcfy lair Ibexe SL'7.lj01'J'. Q -fm 'A- lf'.r your nmzfc, jim Lelzloert- No, iff yourf, Ken Fetzer I A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Football Queen Viviun Mollelf fobzz N2clJoluJ, Stmlwzl Council Pfwiclefif, frouvzf Vlzfzm Moller! fm' fooflmll qlzewz. , 'f 1 x 2 G A7 Bomzie Slmzffffolz. 5, 4 1 A X 41 if jp QM 42 2 ,, fiffwlffrlllf Anim Mae PcUic'c'iu. Affemfuzzf The 71141011 and bw' fzffezldalzff reign over fha ulyclffc'-SCUIZ' foot- fmll IIIIIJJ' meeting. 'wh W We'll Meet Again Prerzdefzl ...,..... .,.. ........... D 1 Ck Bellas Vice-Prerident ......... ........ A ngelo Kostoff Secretary ,.,.,...... ..,,.., J eanette Evanoff Treasurer -.,.,.., ,....... D ick Wargowsky Dick Wargowsky, Jeanette Evanoff Dick Bellas, Angelo Kostotf The Juniors filled their calendar with many interesting activities this year. Possibly the most antici- pated event was the distribution of rings, which took place on February 18. It wasn't difficult to pick out the Juniors the next day because they were all showing off their new jewelry. March 25 was the evening for the presentation of two one-act plays, A Ghost of a Show and The Pnettiest Girl In Townf' A skating party in the spring was sponsored by the Juniors. The big social event of the year was the Junior Prom, June 8, at El Rancho, which served as a perfect climax to the year. Miss Louise Nelson deserves many thanks for her unlimited patience and help as advisor for the Junior Class. PLAY COMMITTEE Ervin Saul Pete Appecldu Melvin Batch Jack Drews Mary Flores Gloria Gordon Norma Hughes JoAnn Kutchenriter Mary Johnson Carl Leistner Jeanette Lytle Nancy Textor Byron West SKATING PARTY Tony Belkofer, Chairman Charles Beach Bill DeShetler Norma Johnston Mary Lou Sass DANCE COMMITTEE Bill Knitz, Chairman Delilah Carter Janice Lester Nancy Payden Irene Sawade Marlene Scheanwald Barbara Symington George Hartman Bob Naveaux Clark Pringle RING COMMITTEE Dick Bellas Joan Mitchell Julie Smith Ruth Tucker Joyce Blakeley Nancy Rolsten 1101123 Run' I l i i Juniors Rau' I-- Rni1'2-- Rrm' 4- Ruz1'2-- Rffu' ,S Ron' -I Rau' I l Run' 4- l.ois Bear, joan Boshaw, Bill Balmer, Donna Brit- ton, Donna Boughton, Marcella Airman, Gloria Apthorpe, Amos Browne. Pat Blakeley, Marian Ahlinann, Mary Aiello, Virginia Boughcr, -Ioyce Blake-ley, Ruth Bratschi, Glen Baker. Don Belville, jack Douglas, Pete Appedrlu, johnny Boneff, Charles Beach, Tony Belkofer. -Richard Baker, Wfilliam Blay, blames Benson, Boh Border, Dick Piriczky, Melvin Batch. --Darlene Chevalier, Pat Brockman, Betty Davie, Barbara Bryan, Lois Eve Carothers, Ch r i s t i n e Chappell. Deloris Cable, Mary Ellen Colby, Mary Ann Bumhera, Shirley Carnes. -john Campbell, Delilah Carter, jack Barber, Toni Carnicom, Allen Bunow, Louis Breuer -Terry Benster, Dick Bul- las, Don Burrell, Boh Buinhera, Bob Brown, john Brinkman, Andrew Contos. -Phyllis Flatt, Ray Du- pius, 'loan English, jo- anne Cosner, Bc-he Dan- iels, Louis Durlos. RIl1l'2---ltlklflfl DeWese. Rita Dennis, V ic ki Crain, Rosemary Csizi, Marylou Erwin, Dorothy Fold- vary, Dynse Cole. Rfizi'3---Mary Coss, George Evan- off, Bob Ettl, Ed Coch- rane, Marty Donegan, Gerald Fox, vleannettc Evanoff. Ronaltl Ferguson, Glen Davison, Don Cox, Art Crawford, Bill DeShet- ler, Vince DiPofi, june Couture. 36 Rau' 1 'Q Razz' - Rout? Run' 4 Rau' I Ron' 2 Rf11z'3 R011' 4 Ruiz' I Rott' 2 Razz' 3 Ron' 4 37 -Phyllis Emch, J am e s Fox, Rita Gable, Delores Gladieux, Alice Godbout, Shirley Goodeman, Bev- erly Coswell, Dolores Hanthorn. --Gloria Gordon, J u l i e Dombi, Pete Gmmza, ja c k Fmch, Virginia Halbuch, Bertha Han- thorn, Gloria Hallauer, Margie Hawkinson. -joe Gall, Bertha Hart, Ray Green, Paul For- werck, Phyllis Gerdes, john Hrabovsky, Eugene Lloyd, --Elwood Fitterer, Richard Granger, Wilrreri Har- rington, jack Griffin, Lillian Guminy, jack Gears, Gerald Fox. ---Maudie Keesee, Berna- dette Hoffmann, E dna Holman, Marcella Clif- ton, Mary johnson, Nata- lie Hollett, Ruth Heiges. --LaVon Peppers, Wesley' Haise, Bill Hughes, Byron West, Rosemary Jacobs, Roszmn Horvath, Norma 'Hughes -Bob Maginnis, Albert Heiden, Paul Hirschy, Rodney Irwin, Robert Harrell, Bill Heber, Har- old Smith, Paul johnson, Dick XXfargowsky. --Walter jones, Wattren jacobs, Richard Hodges, Frank Huss, Clark Prin- gle. George Hartman. -Alb e r t a Klein, Lola Nichoson, Beverly Krall, 'Helen Kajca, M it r g i e Kerstetter, Noreen Led- ford. -Nancy Lippert, Ja n et Krouse, Rosie Leidner, Don Magly, Carl Leist- ner, Ronnie Kansorka, San d r ll Lynn, Phyllis Krueger. -Ruth Keller, S h i r l e y Large, J a n i c e Lester, Margey Knisely, Gerald- ine Leach, JoAnn Kutch- enriter, Melvin Leichty James Keogh, Jim Lam- mie, Bill Knitz, Don Ludwig, Conrad Lemke. Glover Kimbers, Louis Kozma, Angelo Kostott. l 4 1 l l I Juniors Juniors Rau' 1 Rau' 2 Row 3- Rou' 4 -Alfreda Kaloger, Ferol Cook, .Doris Murray, Lola Mezo, Sue May, Grace McCready, Lillian Meynek, Annette McCoy. -Wilnia Myrice, Robert Mueller, joan Mitchell, Sally McArthur, Nancy Naumann, Marion Man- deft, Ruth Tucker, Lor- etta Mate. Jeanette Lytle, Allen Martin, Bob Maginnis, Bob Martz, Paul Spencer, Bud Morgan, Don Mar- tins, jim Sell, Norman Schultz. -Don Belville, O w e n Marshall, Bob Naveaux, Al Nitray, Bob Mauthe, Dick Neagley, Bob Owens, Rolland Naugli. Row!-Shirley Cvodsey, Lillian Ron' 2 R11 u' 3 Rau'-f Peters, Nancy Payden, Pat Nusser, Rosemary Novinsky, Nancy Nehr- ing. -Therese Page, joan Olm- stead, june Osborne, Bev- erly Powell, C a r 0 ly n Rauch, Millie Reed, Edna Papp. -Ronald Reiter, Vincent Rencla, D e n n i s Rice, Marjorie Petcoff, Wilmzi Poole, Don Perney, Betty Pollick. ---Art Reierson, Alvin Phil- lips, Bill Pelliccia, Ray Ritzenthaler, Ross Samp- sel, Carl Peterson, joe Reeves. Razz' I-Irene Ricci, Shirley Reih- Rau' 2 Rau' 3 Row 4 ing, Jeanette S ki lla s, Irene Sawade, Pat Rololf, Margaret Shanteau, Mar- lene Scheanwald. fSally Roth, Nancy Tex- tor, Pat Shrimplin, Nancy Rolsten, J u l i e Smith, Marjorie Sehie, Diana Stereif. -Kenneth Sarka, Donna Sibberson, Thelma Lange, Herbert Siewert, Marilou Sass, Beverly Spetz, Crys- tal Sterger, fwilrren Shoup, E r v i n Saul, Bob Smith, Wayne Sheeley, Elmer Scsav- nicki, Steve Simkers, Bill Stanstield. Rozzfl Run' 2 Razr' 3 -jewel Turner, Mary Ann Sutch, Beverly Stover, Earline Taylor. -Bob Sweeney, Kathryn Smith, Pat Schenheck, Gloria Uhrman, Rolland Stiehen, .lean Steffen. -Marianne Strick, Barbara Sturgill, Tony Thomas, Leta Suzor, Pat Stoner, Razz'-1 -'--' Bernard Swartz, George Solclenwagner, Harry Thayer, Paul Sweet, Thomas Symington, lid Stevens. Juniors Razz' I Razz' 2 Ruiz' 9 Razz' 4 -Martha Vassar, Nancy Textor, joan West- rick, Kate Zeller, Belia Yarrito, Carol Truby. -Virginia Halbach, John Zam, Bud Willianls, Paulette Utter, Roma Young, Joyce Wilkin- son. -Paula Utter, Henry Van Gorcler, Richard Young, Raymond Zhierajewski, Margaret Zatko, Lynne Watson, -Richartl Wagner, joe Young, Tom Wtucxd, Charles Witty, jim Walton, Doug Thomp- Son. ,4i:::9?if1 - , ., . .r .0 .. Mr. Q. - V 3 ., x 1 I 'lim ff, . 'R 5 - . A-1 ian gf , 'X z .Mn 1. ' ., 151. - 'Sid' re-Q' J' ' ppp .- .ltffxl - .. .2'6x':' , B . .Q 1 f -ac' ' A17 8 1 ay fu gi 4 -3' .fart 3- Cp .5 ' '- -'ir ' - ,555 ' 1 w,.,,,v,, , Q-i ' , 5 f .f,.,.'m - . 1-. ' K. 1 I... Jlxie , i . L. , ME 4. 93 S fx ' . Arfglff .,n,.,,,f Ruiz' 3 Row 1 Ruiz' J Razz' ,S RUN' 4 Rim' I Rr111'2 Run' S -Susan Guba, H e l e n Guba, Betty Godbout, Margie Heineman, Sara Richards, Bonnie Garn- sey, Helen Galyas, Edna Harris, Helen Hastyik, G w en d o I y n Gallaher, Betty Hart, Oscar jones, Lee Keller. -Barbara Heminger, Bar- bara Hame, Margie Dud- derar, Pat Glass, Betty listrel, Lynn Heck, Carol Marleau, Geneva Klick- man, Pat Breniser, Betty Frobase, Carol Harmon, Kenny Turner. -Burl Kirkendall, Frank- lin Hughes, I-lildegart Piel, Darlene Dayton, Doug Pafhey, Wfayne Kautz, George Kluch, Bob Klart, Don jenkins, Don King, Charles Tay- lor. -l..lVon Krieg, Jim Koi'- olott, Bob Cramer, Car- ney Davis, john Heur- ing, john Jacobs, Bob Heeren, -lim Kaser, Fred Felzer, john jones. -Dorothy Appl ing, Suz- anne Bensman, Geraldine Arnold, Phyllis Bock, Sue Apel, Phyllis Bliss Willitinw Balmer, R o s e Blaze, Peggy Anderson, Carol Arndt, W i l m a Berger, Juanita Basliam, Ronald Boshaw. -Darlene Ackerman, jo- anne Ahrendt, Norman Breniser, Robert Ball, Ruth Appling, Bill Ank- ney, Merrilee Austin. Rami-Ronnie Anderson, Den- Roni I-- Rou' 2 Roll' J nis Boss, Rifhard Bowen, Bert Bartha, Fridolph Anderson, Robert Baird, .lark Bourdo, Fred Abbe- glen. Donna Chevalier, Karen Carlson, Gloria Brown, Betty Bourdcau, Barbara Bushler, Donald DePew, Sandra Cook. -F ra n lc Bylow, Russell Cupp, Lucy Ceniceros, Owana Bodi, Bill De- I.auter, Tina Bojinofti, -Walter' Crabtree, joan Bowman, Paul Coleman, Gwen Caldwell, Phyliss Burkett, Georgia Conine. -David Cosgrove, B i l l Dauer, Ray Carnes, Ken Carter, XVayne Cox, Roy Cornwell, Lee Callender. ophomores ophomores Ron' I-Clinton Elliott, K e n n y Friend, Frederick Duhut, M i I t o n Gephart, Jim Douglas, Pearl Dalnko. Run' 2-Virginia Corum, J a n et Diivid, Joyce Cowles, Florence Donofrio, Kate Dayton, Donnujeam Dietz, Lucy Delvecchio. Rau'3-Naomi Coon, Thomas Firsdon, Donald Eller- bush, Jim D o u g la s s, Janice Driftmeyer, Alice Drouillard, P :1 t r i c i a Dunko. Ron'-1--John Gercuk, Dean Die- bnll, Bill Dellen, Clyde Floering, Jack Dailey, Bob Eckelman, Sylvia Crabb. Rorvl-Dorothy Fvrmoff, Mari- lyn Eukins, Bonnie Fos- ter, Nancy Flood, Milly Fately, Dale Gladieux. R0u'2f-Eleanor Fabian, Beverly Finkbeiner, Bob Magin- nis, Gene Heimrick, Bev- erly Fink, Mary Elston. Rau' 3-Betty Floering, Joh n Gimenez, Tom Gould, Fran Egbert, Dale Gin- never, Shirley Duvall, Rau'-1--Don Hepler, Larry Gree- Ruuf 1 Row 2 Ron' 3 Rau' 4 ley, Ralph Haberstock, James Holder, Robert Fry, Phil Henzler, Jim Gramza. -Clifford Leu, Carol Hef- ner, Norma 'Hull, Rita Jaegly, Donald Knecht. -Don Lilje, Shirley I-lehl, Nan Hershey, Shirley Heibeck, Betty Haluger, Viviun Hocker !Mr1rgie Jeter, Jimmie Koprowski, Donald Leu, Eli Kostoff, Ann Hor- nick, Janet Henton, Betty Jouctte. --Joseph Lesko, E d d i e Lzlminie, Joseph Romano, Dick Lasater, Pat Hart, Bonnie 'Hyslop, Gwen Howard. Rawl R01l'2 Rau' 3 Razz' 4 -Marcella Ladd, Audry Karszewski, P a t r i c i a Kimball, Hank McNutt, Donald McMannis, Rose- marie Koebrick, J u d y Kannel, janet Kloster. -Mary Ann Kraemer, Pat King, B a r b a r a Loetz, Herbert Mickles, Chuck Michener, Elaine Kin- solving, Barbara Lusch, Robert Martin. -Nick Mihailoff, J a n et Lange, Sally Keane, jim McKibben, D o r o t h y Keaton, Rose Links, Mi- chael Mannossos. -Bill Mandli, Floyd Mc- Atee, J a m e s Lehnert, Norman Drogmiller, Bob Markwood, Neno Ne- noff, Bob Lucas, John hlatlorli. Rau' I-David Myers, L y n tl a Rau' 2 Ra14'3 Rau' -7 Rau'1 Rau' 2 Rau' 3 Rau' 4 Leonard, Connie Mills, Betty Lesinszki, JoAnn Lynch, D o n Norton, Richard Mclylorgan. -Barbara Plata, D o n n a McMillan, Marie Nehr- ing, Helen McKinnon, Pat Mills, Evelyn Loh- meyer, Barbara Mulligan. -Bertha Myers, Hilbert Piel, R i cha rd Ousky, Franklyn Morse, G u s Petroff, Dick Molnar, Rose Marie Nagypaul. -R o n a l d Nonske, Bill Peters, L e e McCoats, Glenn Muse, Phil Moyer, Bill Musil, Pando Pappas. -Betty Neilsen, J o y c e Ream, Alma Riley, Tanya Ranchau, Paul Peschel. Dortha Metheny, How- ard Powell. -Rosemarie Prekop, Fllen Pappas, Pat Newhouse, Norma Paeplow, james Pirolli, Williaiii Radtke, Dolores Ormston, Irene Molnar. -Beverly Rechin, Marilee Radaker, jay Sammis, Leon Power, Nancy Nichols, Margaret Poly- asko, Marilyn Reed, Dick Sandusky. -Louis Prekop, D u t c h Stiles, Richard Rehard, joe Redieck, R i ch a r d Raitz, J o h n Sanders, Thomas Rawlings, james Sager. ophomores ophomores Rau' 1 Ron' 2 Rum 3 -Odell Sharp, Gene Saun- ders, Roy Sheeley, Don Smith, ,I o h n Stewart, Marilyn Serviss, William Virag. -Barbara Schall, Shirley Scheppert, Alice Rees, Lucille Pre-cht, Marcella Ren, Nancy Flood, Carol Shoup. -Marilyn Reed, I. e w i s Snyder, nl oh n Szanto, Glen Shrimplin, J e r r y Smart, joann Retzlnff Rr1u'4-V-A lex a n d e r Schiavone, Paul Smith, Donald Schumaker, M a t t h e w Stewart, Anna Schultz, D i c k Schultz, .Melvin Swarz. RUll'If'fC1lI'Ol Travis, Marilyn Sparks, Mary Ann Swartz, Nancy Lou Truby, jean- ette Ticheff, No rm a Stieben, Phyliss Sweet, Rebecca Stanley, Esther Telle. Rll1l'2f-AJOYCC Taylor, Carol Sta- ger, Winsome Williams, Fred Tober, H i lb e rt Thomas, Bob Thayer, Pat Taylor, Carol jean Smith, Donna Shipley. Run' 3-Leonard Tedrow, K e n Taylor, William Tefft, Emerson Veler, Dick Wagner, Nathan Willis, Rollie Wagner. R01r'4fR0naltl Wade, Bob Cra- mer, Bob Greiner, Ron4 ald Scott, Bob Tschirrett, Frank Winker, E d d i e Turner. Rom!-john Walkowiak, Marie Wisner, janet Whiting, Arlene Wrzesinski, Doris Voss, john Weiner. Rr111'2-l.upita1 Velasquez, jean- ettf: Young, Linda Wor- den, Merlin Zunk, Heather Wiirmcl, Creola Wisner. Raza?-Betty Zimmerman, Mar- garet Zissoff, Hill Spetz, William Zahs, Mary Lou Vining, Nancy Vaughn, jerry Wesson. Rf11r'4+Donald Woleslagel, Lyle Schemenauer, R o b e rt Zypfel, Richard Young, D o n a ld, Zunk, jim Zieroff, Bill Wick. 5 Q N , gf E45 '..v.. ' '11 sgfff'QTvf 6 U' L Rau' 1-Wallace Ahumada, Greg- ory Aubell, Irma Am- brose, Alma Baumgartner, Toni Basil, Luther Bon- nough, jerry Apthorpe. R0u'2--Nancy Baker, Michael Raw Bengela, john Ahumada, David Blair, Alice Ar- man, Barbara Allore. 3-Eunice Anderson, Bev- erly Bishop, Maxine Apel, judith Baumgart- ner, Louise Bland, Gil- bert Barta, Claudis Ben- der, Barbara Baker. Row-1-Bernadine Bacho, Mar- jorie B e y e r, Edward Bartoe, Mike Bodnar, Bill Barber, Dixie Auxter, Evelyn Bassler, Barbara Barker. Freshmen Rowl Rau' 2 Rau' 3-- -Sue Bolander, Bonnie Carey, Marilyn Barnes, Joyce Carnicom, Shirley Cornelius, Nancy Camp- bell, Barbara Case, Linda Chavez. --Lois Bittick, Roberta Bowers, Mary Burrow, Leslie Bowland, Lois Cluckey, Betty Burks. -Dorean Clark, Donald Bylow, jim Boyce, Tony Cicerella, john Cheat- ham, Joanne Colby. Rau'-1-Robert Campbell. Gerald Coleman, Dale Cobourn, Bob C o v i l l, Maurice Chapman, Paul Auler, Kenneth Buchele Rowl-joseph Darnasco, Kate Donegan, Nancy Collins, Pat Dusseau, Ralph Dus- seau, George Dodson. R0u'2- --Shirley Desclms, Flor- Rf11l',3- R11 ir' 4- ence DeCant, Marian Elsea, Nancy Dean, Mary Cosgrove, JoAnn Duns- more, Eileen Doty. Beverly Crouch, Agnes Dennis, Ruth Dugan, Robert Craig, john Evan- off, Irene Dieckmann, Gail Dieball. -Drew Daubner, Richard Dear, Ernest DeBarr, Ronald Davis, Emma Cornwell, Bob Dusseau, Frank Druyor. 46 Rau' 1- Carnl Foreman, Barbara Fey, T h e r e s a Fyffe, Nancy Fralick, Clifford Flowers. Row 2ANancy Facer, N a n c y Falor, Mary Ann Fuzessy, Catherine Georgefl, Mary Foley. R0w3-Patricia Gaghen, Dick Estes, Joh n Evanoflf, Carolyn 'I-Iamilton, Fvelyn Firsdon, Suzanne Gehr. Rau-'4fFrank Everly, Mel Fal- lon, Joyce Ferris, Richard Ferguson, Jerry Fralick, Ken Eriksen. Freshmen R0u'1-Ted Frampton, Robert Fulop, Shirley Growden, Peggy Gottfried, Ruth Granger, Marilyn Goode- man, Vincent Gschwind. Rau' 2dLillian Gustin, Laura Gilmore, Carol Gerdes, Phyllis Harold. Carol Gould, Marcia Goodwill, Joyce Hampton. Rr1u'3-Carol n Gary, Franklin Y Flaggs, John Galyas, Richard Frank, Jim Jaros, Tom Goodremont, Gerald Fick. Row-1-Dolores Goodall, Eugene Fodor, James Halback. Arthur Hamerster, Mil- lard Garner, Patricia Georgeff, Janet Guminy. Rou'1!James Heck JoAnne Herron, Maybelle Har- rison, E la i n e Inglis, Nancy Heinemann, Charlotte Heebsh, Carole Hitchcock, Gerald Henry. Rvu'24Priscilla Hottel, Joan Row 3 Rau' 4 47 Kahl, Barbara Cbysiski. Mitzie Kardos, Shirley Hartford, Joanne Hoffer, Donna Dantzer, Beth Harter, Bonnie Heiden. 4Pat 'Hanifan, G l e n n Hansen, Sally Quinlan, Pauline Jagos, Martha Kaser, Vida Kalmbach, James Held, Barbara Harpel, Bill Hawkinson. -Walter Gabriel, Bob Galunny, Joseph 'Hack- man, Orville Hill, Pete Hodak, Leroy Hoch, El- wood 'Harrison, Jack Hamm, Lambert Harris. Rau' I- Ruzz' .2- Ruiz' w 7 Aldea Freeman, Patricia Lasko, Ronald Jacobs, Betty Far lc a s, Philip Huffman, Fritz Hoffman, Louann Layman, Joseph Hornyak, Dolores Lee, Dorothy Kovar. Lou Ann F r e e m a n, Nancy Ann Holzapfel, Barbara Johnson, Shirley King, Caroline Gilreath, Donetta Carnes, Beverly King, Dolores Korotney, Marcia Deitzel, Shirley Kriehnle. -V-Robert Rollins. Mary Jane Kern, Mary Huston, Nancy Foster, Rosa Lee Friesner, Bonnie Francis, Bob Humphreys, Betty Langel, Lillian Kreze- vich, Mary Koles. Rrm'-1--Margaret Kelley, Betty Rau' Knuth, Gerald Hodges, Jack Johnson, John Jackson, Ronald Keaton, Donald Justus, Kenneth Hodges, Evelyn Lagger, Susan Kekes. I--Pat Leonard, D o n n a Lincoln, Donna Mabley, Joan Luce, Ruth Leu, Audrey Leonard. Rau' 2-Shirley Lutes, Jack Lahr, Rosetta Lorton, Patsy Lippert, Ralph Leistner, Thomas Laney. R0ll'3fLOI'Cl1f3 Lehman, LeRoy Kusian, Signe Lindberg, Nancy Lowe, R 0 b e rt MacDowell, John Lorenzen. 1QfIll'4- Charles Korotnayi, Jim McCarty, Bob Kegerize, James King, Philip Long, Dale McCormick. Freshmen Row Ron' Razr' Rau' 4 I-Sharon ISI a c D 0 wel l, Shirley Malone, Rita Klawitter, Joan McNally, G o r d o n Nunamaker, Alice McFarland, Mary Ann Meyers, Edna Meek. Zfliuth Matthews, Claud- ette Mallien, E l a i n e Maher, Blanche Miklosek, Shirley Munier, Angela Mattoni, Rose Milano, Shirley McEwen. 3--'Lila Miller, Barbara Mitchell, Charles Mur- ray, Barbara Meszaros. Willis Mau te r, Bill Meier, Evelyn Mays, Joan MacDonald. --Josephine Mann, June Mooneyham, Margaret Maier, Quida Matthews, Dorothy Mack, Janet Mills, Donald Mihalko, Frank McKinzie. 48 Ruzrl---john loinanicek, Donn! Comstock. M a r i l y n Minder, Frances Ousky, Nancy johnson, Margot Penhorwood, lrene Nim- igean, Nancy Oberdorf, Franklin Rosenbrook. Ruu'2-james Muranyi, janet Rf1u',3-- Crane, Virginia Ormston, H e l e n Mlynek, Ann Nehring, Barbara Bower, Robert Richard, Bonnie Bfullen. Margaret Molnar, june Oberdier, Robert Peter- sen, Lois Sharp, XX'illiam Redick, Rudolph Petsche, Naney Nagy, jacqueline Sereptock. Rf2u'J--Virginia Scofield. Carole Ruirl R0ll'2 w Rau' 9 Roll' -1 0'Hearn, Clarence Rice, Andrew Pocse. Chuck Rothlisberger, jim Palka, Irene Moody, Milly Neff. Stewart Saul, Shirley Salsburey, M a r C el l a Rogers, Carol Rittner, Nancy Russell, jacquelyn Sawade, janet Royer Carol Roberts. Ralph Raitz, Gerald Rust, Gary S C h i in m e l. Dorothy Poole, Shirley Petcoff, --Sam Schaeffer, Shirley Phyllis Rose, Ramsey, Marian Dick Robison, Redieck. Rowe, Eileen Phelps, Marge Kathryn Peppard, Garnet Norcross, Donald Shryock, Raymond Sep- peler, Robert Screptoek, Donald Saul, Elizabeth Petersen, Freshmen Ron' I Rrlll' 2 Ruiz' 3- Rr1zi'4- fLouise Saylor, Veronica Shaner, Evelyn Serviss, justine Saroff, Norma Shrewsbery, P h y l l i s Smith, Vivian Sarka, -Carole Schmidt, Robert Sprouse, jim Steedman, jeanette Smith, Norma Sheely, jam e s Strick, I,eonell Sayers, B e t t y Siehenaler, -Patsy Siebenaler, janean Schaefer, james Strieght, Clifford Staler. Richard Sereptock, M a r l e n e Sheets, Patricia Seymour. Diek Smith, Bill Steffen, Dick Marleau, Bill Sfho- maker, Alvin Spohn, Stan Sterger, Robert Steffen, Arthur Nlartinez. R I1 I4 Rn rr' R011 Run --Laura Stiehen, ,I a n i c e Stricker, Dorothy Spisz, Ruth Short. -john Teiglancl, Nancy Spencer, Theda Solt, Bob Thomson, jill Sweede, Bonnie Simpson, ---Donna Slipp, V i r g i n Stineheller, Shirley Stacy, .lean Sternherg, P r u rl y Simontls, -Gloria Steinem, Charles Tittle, Darlene Stracke, Carole Schmidt, Nancy Skelding, janet Stein- metz. Freshmen Ru rr' Run' Roll' Rnu' Razr' Ruiz' Ru rr' Ru 14' -Ronnie Werner, Kenneth XXfheeler, Edward Wag- anfealrl, Loretta Thomas, Howard Taylor, jerry Textor, Kenneth Thom- son. 2-Gloria Szymanski, Molly Thomas, Harhara Taylor, Hill Westrick, Shirley Tercek, lcla Vargo, Cookie Tefft. -Mary Thompson, Duane Wzlrrisley, Carolyn Vin- ing, Christina Velasquez, Ma r ig i e Tamhur, Bud Uhler, Rickie Tarr, Mar- lene Turnow. -Helen Uzalic, Ray Wil- liams, Donald Tober, Robert Thomas, D a v i d Teague, Selby Thames, Alberta Waganfeald. -joanne Whiting, james Zeadker, Annalee Weis, Bonnie Worde, Phyllis Walsl1, Fritz Zam, De- Ette Wilson, -Mary Lou Van Meter, Annette Willis, Joanne Greer, LaVonne Wright, Mary Ann Ward, Bar- bara Vining, Josephine Thomas. -Barbara Willirirris, Ken- neth Yaut, Bob Younger, joe Szeman, Na n c y Young, Margaret Zatko, Alma Welirle. -William Winkle, Don Willard, Clarence Walk- er, Neil Winebrenner, Robert Woolaver, Dan Zunk, Haroltl Wfiytalllk, Rose Wallace. v W53s'??R' 'Wig Q Kaur winds! 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V , :v'Y ' 'Q 5ur'?.' .p Fil-L V '-f+..-,.xf'- H'?'1k' 'F -rw. ff' ,..1 , .- : -- 1 4' ' 7 L' 1' A L 4',',pg,V:, 4 H, , ,f:.1n,..r-mggzwm I Uldifhuf' I V , P o la . ANT- Y W 'L -V YVV Y 1 ', f-a:Hf '1'. - - , x'f3f311 1 - V . . . -. ,Ae A -ifmli, . i. V. - ff: 1-,gl ' '.gV :li- 3 -'?2lll:.'Vf1'ff-f f:':4 F XV f+'- , .,..3f'2naf4rfgp, I , ' ,-14 1 4,1121 '- ? 'rg-V, V,f,f'?i- 4. ' 1-1-.W :, .f'YL',,:zps12' , . . A . V A Q' -v'1.'?f-WWI'-'T-Q' .Lfp fmf V .V gg'-cz-Q31-1 '- .- V -- vrwf'-'-V ish- , A 'f:'.?3 ' x7'5t? ?f 'er . , ' V - .2 gi' ' '- '-'-f ' V' ' -V Pffx.1 Tg, I -'- .- -'1 1 .F-'Q ' LV all - K A M V' ' ff M 'H Q 'Y' - 1 , 5' ,lack Zed ro First, Last, and Always john Nicholas Barbara Lune Natalie Grosjean Pat Stewart Bob Horst jane Palmer Barbara Uhlei' Chuck Harrison Pl'6.l'.iLJ6lIl ,,77,r,.....w. ........ J ohn Nicholas Clerk of Board ,,......s,.. ...sr,...,..,,.. B arbara Lane Direrfffr of Stzzdeuz Relfztiwzr ,,...,.... jack Zedro Direrlw of Finance ........,,,..... Natalie Grosjean Dirt ffm nf Sofia! A jaiazr ....,....,...... Pat Stewart Direrlm of Pzzblifity ..s..,,, ..... M arty Miklosek Direvlor of Pnlvlimlimz ,, ........ jane Palmer lDirermr of Serzfire rl,,, ....,,,..,.. Bob Horst llirerlvr of A1l'd1'd.l 'l,,,, ,,,,,.,,. B arbara Uhler Direrlrn of Slage ....., i.,,,.. C harles Harrison Marty Miklosek The Student Council started off their busy year by holding elections for Football Queen and planning a home-coming dance that was given Thanksgiving night in our school gym. A change was also made in the Sccutt-Waite mass meeting. Many former Wfaite players 'visited the school and gave pep talks at the meeting. Run I--Ronald Wiitle, Barbara Lane, Pat Cooper, joan Keaton, Lola Nichoson, james Craig, jack Lahr, Evelyn Firsdon, jo Anne Herron. Bob Greiner, Rou'2--Gloria Tipton, .janet Lynn, Iudy Lane, Margie Kerstetter, Patsy Harrison, Marilyn Behner, Amy Smith, Margie Sehie, Rita Gable, Nancy Flood, Raymond Zbierajewski. Rfnri-Carl Leistner, Ray Spencer, Dick Hodulik, Helen Uzalic, Rosalind DeLisle, Marie Nehring, jean- ette Young, joette Eells, Sally Barrett, Ed Cochrane, Kelly Assad, Michael Bodnar. Rau'-4-Paul Caldwell, Al DeArmond, Dick Bellas, Tony Belkofer, Melvin Batch, Dick Ferguson, Charles Dusseau, Gene Watkiris, Dave Bueschen, Bert Bartha, Bob Tschirret, Bill Knitz. Their Christmas project consisted of selling Christmas greens and candy. Everyone enjoyed the Christmas program given in the auditorium, sponsored by the Council. A new rest-room and hall patrol was started and a jingle Contest was given in order to arouse the interest of the student body in keeping the school clean. Other activities included an old clothes drive and a basketball mass meeting, given just before the Central-Waite game. A dance was held in the gym February 25. Ping-pong and other games were played at this dance. The use of activity cards was started at the end of the year. These cards will enable the Council to keep an accurate report of the activities of every student for the time of his enrollment at Waite. Mrs. Victoria Canfield, faculty advisor, was a very great help to john Nicholas, president, and the directors with their many projects. . ny, ,'E . w 3 . . .... E at ilk. Ain't Misbehavinm FIRST SEMESTER Prerident ..,.......,..,.... ..,.... A lton Klickman Vice-Preridemf ,.,................. ....,...... M arilyn Best Correrponding Secretary ,....... Marilyn McEwen Recording Serrelary .................. Margaret Young Trearzzrer .....,...........,...,.,.,..,........,.. Carol Burkett Cimplain ....A...........E. ,..,... E lsie Schwartzkopf SECOND SEMESTER Preridem' ........,....,,..,.... ,........... B ob Timm Vice-Prerident ........,....T..,.,............. Marilyn Best C orrerpondin g Secretary ...tt..,.. Barbara Kraemer Rerording Serrelary .........V...... Pauline Campbell Trearurer ......................., ........... C arol Burkett Chaplain ........ ,...t.. ,......... J o an Keaton Only those who achieved high scholastic records, contributed their service, developed a fine char- acter and attained leadership are eligible to become members and wear the flaming torch and keystone of the National Honor Society. Of the many speakers that they have had at their bi-monthly meetings are the following: Mrs. Packer, who talked about her trip to Mexico and showed slides she had taken, Mr. Williams, who talked about Parliamentary Procedureg Miss Steele of Locke Branch Library and Natalie Grosjean, who reviewed several books for us during Book Week. To raise money toward a scholarship to present to a worthy senior, the National Honor Society sponsored a Teachers' Quiz with Mr. Lamb of WTDS as quizmaster on February 7. Inductions were held November 8 and March 7, with Dr. Zaugg of Bowling Green University and Reverend Arthur Olson of First Unitarian Church as speakers. The National Honor Society presented recognition cards on May 23 and june 2 to those who have contributed toward the requirements of a good student. Miss Mildred Burns and Miss Gertrude Moore deserve much praise for their patience in advising the club. National APRIL 1948 Marilyn Best Goldie Bonis Carol Burkett Patsy Harrison Marilyn McEwen Deloris Sawade Elsie Schwarzkopf Dorothy Thomson Margaret Young Chuck Harrison Bob Horst Alton Klickman Stewart Petersen Bruce Smith Bob Timm Dick Topping 61 51.- Y v ffl! Honor Society Members NOVEMBER 1948 Carol Bercher Dora Bylow Elaine Bylow Pauline Campbell Carolyn Christie Mildred Evanoff Beverly Flegle Carol Georgi Suzanne Hiser 'Ioan Keaton Barbara. Kraemer Thelma Lange Lucille Moriarity Bonnie Phelps Betty Roth Luella Sendi Amy Smith Don Berning Charles Coleman Delbert Dayton john Nicholas Charles Seawater Merritt Schaeffer Angelo Tokles MARCH 1949 Margie Ambrose Natalie Grosjean Barbara Lane June McMorgan Vivian Mollett jane Palmer Loretta Richards Barbara Uhler Effie Veronie Marion Ahlman Mary Ann Bumbera Joan Kutchenriter Janice Lester Nancy Rolsten Mary Lou Sass Diana Stereff Ruth Tucker Pete Appeddu Anthony Belkofer Robert Brown Raymond Green Paul Hirschy Angelo Kostofl Richard Wargowsky Byron West Rauf Ruiz R011 R011 'WT' Goldie Bonis, Amy Smith, Margaret Young, Margaret Leidner, Carolyn Christie, Judy Lane jane Palmer, Doris Douglass, Pat Cooper. joette Eclls, Bai'lwir1'1i Lane, Marilyn Mcliwen. fBill'l7Lll'1l --Pauline U, Wirltcrrs, Marilyn Best, Ruth Umbs. Campbell, Carole Georgi, Luellir Sendi, Thelma Lange. .VW 1'1 i! Q20 We are the Merr The Periclean Literary Society meets every other Friday in room 127. Here the business meeting is called to ord-er by president Goldie Bonis. After various necessary reports, old and new business is discussed. When this is com- pleted, the meeting is then turned over to the censor, Judy Lane. The program includes two book reviews given by seniors and an extemporan- eous talk given by a new member. The meeting is then adjourned and concluded with the singing of the Peri song. This year has been a very active one for the Peris. In November they had a roast at Sidecut Park which was much fun. Also in November was the initiation held at Natalie Grosjean's T V .t 1 Lf 3? Preridenl ....,.,...... ......., G oldie Bonis Vive-Preridelzt ,........ ...v,,.,,.. A my Smith RECOVLHIZK S?f'1'6fdI'y .....YYv..,,,..... Margaret Young Correrpozzdizzg Secretary ,,..V,,. Margaret Leidner Treamrer .,,...............,r.,.,....,..w.. Carolyn Christie Chaplain ,,..... ,,..i., B arbara Kraemer Ceizfor ..........e....... ...e,,..,...... 'I udy Lane Sergeant-at-Amir v,r... 7....... N atalie Grosjean Reporler ...,.....,,,.i ...,....,.. P at Stewart Peri Girls so Truen house. On December 10 the Pericleans enter- tained the Philalethean and Zetalethean Literary Societies with a Christmas Tea. This was very enjoyable. The second semester initiation was March 4 at Judy Lanes house. The new mem- bers got their revenge. In March the club spon- sored an auditorium program which honored the members of the varsity basketball team and their mothers. April 8 brought the Tri-Lit, an oppor- tunity no girl could miss. The Mothers' Tea was held in May. A Periclean banquet on May 25 concluded the girls' activities. Wortliy advisors are Miss Maxine Cosgray and Miss Norma Wintermantel. Miss Mildred Cowell was also an advisor during the first semester. Rau' Rau '-N 'QW' Barbara Kraemer, Pat Stewart, Natalie Grosjean. -Margaret Zatko, Nancy Rolsteu, Roma Young. Sandra Lynn, Nancy Lippcrt, joan Mitchell. -lvlargery Knisely, Margie Hawkinson, Gloria Gordon. -Margie Kerstetter, Suzanne Bensman, Heather Wrmrmtl, Mary Ann R n zz R011 Kraemer. ZF i ,sm gy Q its ., . WL Q -1 s -Qf55 iZ .iii iii, ,. ,. - , 'i E:j,.:j -' :.g.- 43 ..- W all if ri - V v .. . Q' I ' - iii! A ,Q nl 3 5 MW J . ,N 2 I 2' ' u it . .i . . , ax' V- ,f 'Q-tiiliffiifif - :, naw gs. v:-.3 :mg -1 175.1-4?,.,:::rg-fa: That ld Gang Ray Zbicmjcwski, Alton Kliclcmun, -lim Fox, Ray Smith, Flroy Billings, Tctl Lungs. Nfalrty Ivlikloscli, Frctl Kirk, Run Duncan, Gilbert Mulngrr, limb BklllIHtLfLlI'fl'lEfI', Riclmrrl Millwurtl. Charles Scaixmtcr, Dim Bcrning, Norman Gcnzman, Marion Fuuty. Pre,riJe11l,..t Vim-Prerirfcflil ,,,... ,,,, 5l'l'I'UfiIl'j' ,,,,Y,,,, 7'I'C'zI,li!ll'6I' ..,,,,,, Cfmplrzill ,,.....,,.... S'c1'tqeiz1zl-nl-Arim. ,,,....,.i.Bruce Smith Y,,.Gcorgc Hartman ,..,.Y,,Pcte Appeddu l .,Y,..Delbcrt Dayton ....Y,,Tony Belkofer . ..,,,, llrvin Saul Brucc Smith, Gcurgc Hartman, Pete Appctltlu, Delbert Daytuii, Tony Bellmfcr, lirwin Saul. 60 - Y IEWPQ Minei' Dick Bellas, Charles Beach, Melvin Batch, Dick Wargowsky, Louis Kozma, Charles Witty. Byron West, Clark Pringle, Don jenkins, Don Norton, Richard McMorgan, Richard Ousky Herb Piel, Ronald Wizde, Bill Heber, Bob Greiner. The Quill and Dagger Literary Society started the year off by having their annual initiation at Navarre Park shelter house. We wonder that the fellows remain friends after these initiations. The D.'s lost their traditional Q.D.-Forum football game by a score of 28-0. Revenge for this defeat was gained later in the year in the Q.D.-Forum basketball game which the Q.D.'s won 34-22. Intense rivalry always makes these games interesting, no matter what the score. One of the high-lights of the year was the Massillon mass meeting sponsored by the Q.D.'s. The fellows always have fun putting on the show, even though they never win any prizes. Other activities of the year included a hayride, chaperoned by Mr. Arthur Mills and Mr. Claire Dunn. The group also sponsored a successful dance in the gym on March 4. Many of the fellows bought Q.D. pins this year. We would like to thank Mr. Mills and Mr. Dunn for their help as advisors. 'lit Philaletheans, , ,s L our 1- ,S Phiiaiefimns' 2 j g . janet Lynn, Rose Leidner, Susie Hclnian. Mildred Evanoff, Nancy Basil. Betty Roth, Margaret Allison, Lucille Moriarty, Nancy Paulas, Lois Ousky. Margie Ambrose, joan Keaton, LaVon Peppers, Mary Ann Bumbcra. Janice Lester, Ruth Tucker, Diana Stereff. Patsy Harrison, Dora Bylow, Rosemary Brokaw, Vivian Mollett. The theme which the Philaletheans chose this year was something on modern literature and the Negro question in general. Some of the books reviewed at the meetings were joan of Arc and I Remember Mama among the modern, and Cry the Belovczl Country and The Dove Flies South representing the Negro question. Spreads were held during the months of October and March and proved a very happy occasion both for the old and new members. The spreads were held at the homes of Susie Helman and Margaret Allison. On September 16, the club sponsored the prize- winning mass meeting of which they are justly proud. At the close of football season, an assembly honoring the mothers of the varsity football boys was given by the club. Pnzriflefzl ..........,.. ,.,,,. P atsy Harrison Vfre-Prefldefzl .,...,. ..,..,........ D ora Bylow Serrelarj '....,,,. .,,,,.......... R osemary Brokaw C0l'l'6'.fp07ldjllg Secretary ..Vivian Mollett Yrcarlfrcr ..w....., ,..,.. . .r.,..... B arbara Uhler C,'lm,!1l.f1izz ..........V..., .r....... C arol Burkett Scrgefzfzf-af-AHIIJ .,,.......,, Natalie Dawson The sale of Waite stickers, license guards, Christ- mas cards, and stationery increased the treasury this year. From this money, the Phils donated books to the Waite Library during book week and contributed to the Red Cross. The social activities have consisted of an April Fool's Day Dance, participation in the Tri-Lit Dance on April 8, a mothers' tea, and a formal banquet in june, at which time senior gifts and scholarships were presented. Gratitude and appreciation is extended to the ever- helpful advisors, Mrs. Tom Hall, Miss Mary Roache, and Miss Marian Larkin, for their willingness to solve the problems, give counsel, and help us to have our happy time. Pat Nusser, Kate Zeller, Pat Shrimplin, Marcella Annan, Betty Godhout. Dorothy Keaton, Frances Egbert, 'Hildegart Piel, Donna Bonn, Geneva Klickman. Baibara Mulligan, Margaret Dudderar, Dorothy Evanoff, Wlinsome Williiiiiis. Bonnie Garnsey, Darlene Dayton, Rose Links. Barbara Uhler, Carol Burkett, Natalie Dawson. P rerid en! ........ Vice-Prefiafezzl ...., .... Sefrelary ..,,.,,,, Y reamref' ,.......77,.,,,., ,,,,.. SC'l'g6c1llf-df -Arzzu ..,.... C, bxplazu .........,..... , Eugene Watkins, jack Furman, Bob Hansen, Harry Myrice. Gene Watkins .Jack Furman ,,,Bob Hansen ,Harry Myrice ,mjames Craig ,,.c,,Al Schultz When Good Fellows l , , Get Together Bob Horst, Chuck O'Sl1cz1, Bill Kuliler, Forrest Adamson, john Nicholas, john Ortner. Ken Heineman, Dick Collins, Tom Long, Bob Timm, Ray Spencer, John Donegan. ajzi Q63 -qui' Al Schultz, Bob Voss, jim Craig, George Thompson. The Forum Literary Society meetings were held on every other Friday in Mr. Williams' room 108 where discussions were conducted and educational lectures were given by the members. The Forum completed another successful year with their athletic rivals by defeating the Q.D.'s in the annual QD.-Forum football game by a score of 28 to O. The boys on both teams played hard but the Q.D.'s were not able to score no matter how hard they tried. The Q.D.'s gained revenge on the basketball court by defeating the Forum by a score of 34 to 22. The Forum gave a roast on April 2 at Sidecut Park where a good time was had by all. The initiations were held at Pearson Park in the spring and the fall of the past year. We would like to thank Mr. Milton Williams and Mr. William Brenner for their guidance the past year. Paul Caldwell, Paul Bower, Dale Nelson, Merritt Schaeffer, Larry Lincoln, Chuck Harrison jack Zedro, jim Michael, Ken Fetzer, Bill Takas, Dick Hodulik, jack Boyce. i-O9 Beverly Flegle, Bonnie Phelps, Deloris Sawade. Loretta Richards, Susanne Hiser. Elsie Schwarzkopf, Lola Sanders, Thelma Hofman. Elaine Bylow, Nellie McAtee, Loretta Mate. Joann Kutchenriter, Jeanette Lytle, Delilah Carter. , Q wx H.. Prefidefzl ......,,.... Vzre-Prerzdeul .,..... .....,, Serrelary ..,.,......., 'l'1'earz1rer .,,.. C loaplain .,,,..Y,. Reporter ....,e,...... Sergeaizl-al-A1'm.r .. .... .. .......Beverly Flegle ...Bonnie Phelps ........,Deloris Sawade ............Maurita Reid ....,.,..Donna Metzger june McMorgan .Loretta Richards Lo al Zetaletheans, 0 . , 'gr ,, is-6 Q! if 1 1d ii' iiii M51 ..,.. , . ..., I .V.. .. r 'jf' bi g its at f 5 EE is it G rs 66 Wliat is tops on the Hit Parade? Or should we ask, Wl1at are the topics for this year's book reports? The Zetaletheans have made theirs Happenings in Foreign Lands. NO MORE THAN HUMAN, THE ROBE, and MRS, MIKE are among the list of books reviewed by the senior girls. A social-studded calendar has kept every mem- ber of the Zetalethean Literary Society busy this year. The most important events of the season included a dinner held at the home of Maurita Reid, in january, followed by a theatre party at the University's Doermann Theatre, a dance after a basketball game, in the spring a tea for the Mothers, which welcomed and acquainted them with the advisors and members of the society, and That's the Lit I Love a banquet at which the senior girls received a bracelet, given to them by underclassmen. Initiations are fun!!? . . . for members. Yes! while unsuspecting pledges go through that hor- rible feeding. The initiations and spreads were held at the homes of Elsie Schwarzkopf and Bon- nie Phelps. Another and perhaps the most important high- light of the Zets' busy year comes in the spring when the three Literary Societies give their an- nual formal dance, The Tri-Lit, held at the El Rancho on April 8. This provided a fitting cli- max to an active and memorable year. All of this has been done with the help of the invaluable advisors, Mrs. Delia Fortune, Coun- selor, Mrs. Mildred Osborne, Literary Advisor, and Miss Marion Hart, Social Advisor. img? Maurita Reed, Donna Metzger. June McMorgan. Bonnie Smalldon, Irene Sawade, Barbani Symington. Nancy Payden, Panka Eneft, Sara Richards. Helen Galyas, Pat Breniser, Joyce Cowles. Shirley Scheppert. Pat King, Darlene Ackerman ff' .gf 5 rl t f M' i . ....., . . 5 . is . . tl is Q E-jg' . Amy Smith, Margarct Zatko, Barhara Uhlcr. lirvin Saul, Ray Spencer, Bob Navcaux, Dick Auler, Ronnie Duncan, Harry Myricc, Al DcAr1nond, Bill Knitz, jack Griffin, Pat Cooper, Mary Ann Bumhcia, Goldie Bonis. Ecfiffir ,,,,,,,,,,,, , . ,,,, Amy Smith 55 ' hs ' 1 A.u.fi.rfa1zI I:'difm'.. ,, , Margaret Zatko W h 1 S t il' C W 1 6 fir! Ediffll '..,,,,,.,, , , ,,,, ,Ervin Saul 99 B11.fi11cf.r.r Manager ',,.., , ,,,,,r Janice Lester Y 0 u, W O If k Mr. Dunn, Dick Hellas, Chuck O'Shc-a, Paul Caldwell, Virginia Halhach, Phyllia Enich, julie Smith. 'Ianicc Lester, Dick Hojulili. Producing the Purple and Gold is a very interesting job. There are many different things to be done before the Annual is completed. The work of the editorial ' staff includes planning layouts, choosing the theme and color of the book. There is always a great deal of discussion as to what color the Annual should be. Writing 1 . .- of QTVR? Q N 1 iz. the sayings for the Seniors is another job that is very interesting. It isn't an easy task i .51 choosing the correct saying for each Senior. Keeping identifications correct, mount- ing the pictures, and completing write-ups are other jobs that keep the Staff busy. ' Wfithout the willing guidance of Miss Maxine Cosgray, the Annual would never achieve success. The business staff takes orders for Annuals and also secures the advertisements. This work is done under the supervision of Mr. Claire Dunn. The Art stait under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Packer does the drawing of the division pages and other art work. lirvin Saul., art editor, was assisted by Dennis Rice who did the lettering for the division PLlg6S. I1 .1111.1zi11.q r'e.i'w11f'1frz11r'u. Sllllllrjli 'ITU ni, in Ill' A1111 Lzfzgff 1120, ll f11'ii11lq fuzrrf. Bury Jniug flnfbilzg Razr Ron Run Ruiz' Run 66 79 Angelo Kostoft, Ken Fetzer, Stewart Petersen, Bill Clifton, Charles Seawater, George Thompson, Elroy Billings. Leonard li, Hendrickson, Dick Hodulik, Raymond Smith, Don King, Gene Heimrich, lili Kostoff, Lynn Heck, jerry Heminger, Bob Thayer, Don McMannic, Don Lilje, Don Norton, Dale Gladieux. Bill Dauer, Bill jones, Fred Kirk, Rodney Erwin, Richard Young, Paul Hirschy, Donald Schumacher, Kenny Turner, john Gimeney, Raymond Zbierajewski, Don Berning, Dick Millwnrd, Russell Cupp. Alvin Phillips, Bob lickelman, Paul Sweet, Carney Davis, Tom Schncll, Sonny Busdicker, Bob Cramer, jim Koroloff, Bob Lucas, Hilbert Piel, Larry Greeley. Al Schultz, jimmy Fox, Chuck O'Shea, Marion Fouty, Phil Moyer, jimmy Lehnert, Ronald Wilde, Don Hannah, Ronald Monske, Bob Tschirret, Ld Lange, Tony Belkoier, Melvin Batch. Prerideflt .........,,, Vice-Prerielezzl ....., .... Secretary ......,.,, T1'e'ar1n'er ...... .... Yours Sincerely , .po in 0 C haplazn ..,..,.. ............. ..,....Charles Seawater ...Stewart Petersen George Thompson ,..........Byron West .Brooks Hoskinsori Reporter ,,,,....,....,,...,............... Bill Clifton Seigeafzl-at-A1'f11.r ,...,,,. ......Ken Fetzer The Senior Hi-Y conducted quite a variety of activities this year. Among these were a Halloween party, a splash party, a hayride, a dance, and a basketball tourna- ment during the Christmas holidays. The programs of the regular meetings included talks by Andy Mulligan, Mercury hockey coach, and Coach Claire Dunn, a talk and a motion picture by Mr. and Mrs. I-liser, and a formal induction ceremony. Meetings and activities were carried on under the supervision of Mr. Leonard Hendrickson. The fellows belonging to the Hi-Y identify themselves as members with their attractive sweaters and emblems. Operation of the club will be continued next year for students interested. Razz' RU lt R011 I 2 3 -Nancy Flood, Pat Taylor, 'Hilde Piel, Shirley Scheppert, Joyce Cowles, Pat King, Gwendolyn Gallaher, Donna Bonn, Pat Breniser, Beverly Rechin, Jeanette Young, Betty Floering. -Carol Arndt, Georgia Torda, Juanita Basham, Delitte Wilson, Arlene Wrzesinski, Janet Royer, Betty Godbout, Phyllis Sweet, Carol Hefner, Doris Voss, Betty Hauger, Geraldine Arnold. -Lynda Leonard, Janet Henton, Barbara Mulligan, Patricia Leonard, Nancy Heinemann, Bonnie Jean Wivrderi, Rita Jaegly, Sue Apel, Janet Kloster, Carol Travis, Nancy Lou Truby, Doloris Ormston, Donna Shipley, Carol Harmon. Ron-1-AAnna Verne Schultz, Shirley Tercek, Connie Mills, Nan Hershey, Margaret Dudderar, Virginia Ormston, Carole Schmidt, Joann Retzloff, Barbara Schall, Virginia Corum, Carol Jean Smith, Lucille Orecht, Nancy Vaughn. Rnzrj-Nancy Nichols, Rose Links, Elizabeth Petersen, Pat Mills, Signe Lindberg, Lucy Ceniceros, Alice Rees, Dorothy Keaton, Norma Paeplon, Fran Egbert. PI'9,l'fLIC'llf i,,,,,,,.,,, ...,,..,... D onna Bonn Vive-Pre.ri:le11f .,..,,, ,...i S hirley Scheppert H Serrefary .,,.,,,,..... ,,.,,,, G wen Gallaher 4 O H 'I'rearnrw' ,,,,,i,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, P at King O G H O g 3 Chaplain ,,,,,,,,,,,,...., ,..... P at Breniser H lVayr and rlleanr .... .. .,,..,,. Joyce Cowles 4 In O H A 1 H J Serrife .....,,...,,....... ,,,..... B everly Rechin O 6 O ' Sofia! ....., ....,.,.Hildegarte Piel Yes, that's the theme song of the Junior Y-Teen girls when they meet every other Wednesday in room 209. They all look forward to these get-togethers since the purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship between women and girls. This young organization whistles While they work to help others. Some of the good deeds the Freshmen and Sophomores have done include these: sponsoring a pencil drive for the Italian Boys' Town, raising money to rebuild the Y in Manila, filling a Red Cross Box, selling Christmas cards for new Y.W.C.A.g and an Easter Party for the Lutheran Orphans' Home. No matter how busy they are, the Junior Y-Teens always have time for social affairs. An all-girls roast November 22 was held at the Y.W.C.A. A Splash Party was given February 12 to raise money for budget income, especially for delegates to summer conferences. They ended their busy year with a banquet and installation of new officers. Their advisers are Miss Alice Nauts and Mrs. Carrie Fischer. .. w.. ilvit ' a A gf 2 . ' 2 K ' TT Q I Ruu'1-Irene Sawade, Elsie Schuarzkopf, Margie Leidner, Gloria Tipton, Janet Lynn, Elaine Bylow, June McMorgan, Sue Hiser, Vivian Mollett. Roni!-Deloris Sawade, Donna Squeo, Nellie McAtee, Bonnie Smalldon, Marilyn McEwen, Margie Ambrose, Nancy Payden, Doris Businger, Rosemary Brokaw, Nancy Paulas, Ruth Covill. Roux?-'Jeanne Eakins, Barbara Porter, Joyce Kovacheff, JoAnn Kutchenriter, Jeanette Lytle, Delilah Carter, Ruth Andrews, Carol Bercher, Viola Telft. Pfcrl Jeflf ,...... , ., rrr,,,,. Barbara Porter 6 6 ' hx Vice Preriden! ......, .....,., D eloris Sawarle 1 t 21 O H g Secretary .,,Y,,,...w . r........ Jeanne Eakins Tie finer .. .. ...Elsie Schwartzkopf H r Chaplain.. .Y ......... Donna Squeo 1 I1 C H' t The Senior Y-Teen is under the sponsorship of the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to promote friendship among high school girls. Any Junior or Senior girl is eligible for membership. The girls meet every second and fourth Wednesday in room 229 where they hold a business meeting. After each business meeting they have either a social hour or a short program. Among their many activities of the past year was a pot-luck held at the Y W C A on February 9. The Junior Y-Teens joined them in sponsoring two forum discussions at the Y.M.C.A. in February and March. They also joined them in presenting the Easter program held in the auditorium and the dance held in the gym in April This group of girls is under the guidance of their worthy faculty advisor Miss 4' '5' Louise Nelson, and worthy Mother advisors, Mrs. Hazen Porter and Mrs George . Sawade. - Raw I-George Thompson, Melvin Batch, Nellie McAtee, Blanche Miklosek, Barbara Schull, Irene Suwadet Marilou Sass. Rou'2--janet Royer, Catherine Donegan, Carol Roberts, joan Luce, Lois Ousky, Pat Nusser. Rozvj-Bud Fisher, Alberta Klein, David Blair, john Brinkman, Angelo Kostoff, Beth Harter, Sandra Cook. Allons Enfants de la Patrien Secretary .v...,.... Trea.r1n'er ..........w Sergemzl-at-Arllzip.. Preudellt ............. Vice-l91'e.x'irle:z! .....,.. ....,,i .,Melvin Batch Nellie McAtee Marilou Sass Pat Brockman Barbara Schall Le Cercle Francais enjoyed a very busy year. Meetings were held every other Friday afternoon after school in room 235 A. The scholarship fund was increased by collecting tax stamps and selling greeting cards. Social activities included a combination roast and initiation at Miss Cosgray's home in November. Reports on French life and prominent French people were given at the meetings, and the members also played French games, sang French songs, and saw a French movie. Several of the group bought pins this year. Miss Maxine Cosgray ably directed the officers and members of the ,NN ,fri 3 , li' 2 1 ll N -104 . .3 kg? w- . mg 4.-' 2 . 5 i Vx, i-liz...-1 e Ek. .gag '1'f,,.v 4 Frei.-1 , 1 2,51 - Vg-F--:I fi .A 'QW al' '31, ' -ue, '12 ' . ' . 1 N 5. ' .- ,103 if . fi' P --Wm' Q . ral --f ,-2 ' fa ' ig. l is Q., tr-- organization. M' if Run Razr Ron' Run' Run' I 7 3 4 5 -Loretta Xwainright, Sharon McGuire, Lucille Moriarty, Fvanka Enelf, Joan Keaton, Lois Ousky, Panka lineff, Fran Schiavone, Emma Barrett, Phyllis Sweet. -Eileen Ramsey, liunice Anderson, Barbara Baker, Alberta Klein, Lois Bear, Ruth Granger, Kate Donegan, Peggy Gottfried, Mary Foley, Louann Layman, Ruth Matthews, Carol Roberts, Shirley Reihing, Barbara Plata, Jo Anne Kutchenriter. -Joann Holler, Yvonne Flaggs, Lois Carothers, Frances Ousky, Farline Taylor, Mrrudie Kesee, Norma Hughes, Mitzie Kardos, Phyllis Bliss, Bennie Spencer, joan Miley, Natalie Dawson, Gloria I-lallauer, jewel Turner. 8-janet David, Dawn Conklin, Betty Zaks, Betty Frobase, Barbara Mitchell, Bertha Myers, Alice Rees, Beverly Rechin, Shirley Wing, Shirley Scheppert, Alma Welrrle, Pat Newhouse. -,leanette Lytle, Milly Neff, Virginia Halbaclc, Marjorie Petcoff, Barbara Sturgill, Gerry Leach, Norma Paeplow, Hilde Piel, Pat Breniser, Fran Egbert. Prerideul ,,...,,.V,, ..,,,,, L ois Ousky 5 5 B ' B li T hx Vice-Pmrizfezzf .,.,,,, ....... E vanka Enefl I 1 H g 2' C O S C Serrelary ,,... ,,,,... D orothy Keaton d f 1 7 9 Treamrer .....,, ....,... J oan Keaton O I1 6 r U- D 21 Y S Tuesday and Thursday after school, the G.A.A. meets. Basketball, volleyball, baseball, and bowling are but a few of the sports in which these energetic girls par- ticipate to obtain points for awards. It is necessary to have 400 points for numerals, 900 points for W , 1600 points for first chevron, 2500 for second chevron, and 3400 for distinctive senior. The advisors are Miss Mary Linville and Miss Alice Nauts who supervise the games and athletic contests and advise the girls with the regular meetings. Among the social events throughout the year was a dance in November, called the I-Iayseed Stomp. After the season's activities were concluded, the group en- joyed a Dance Recitaln in June. 4 Run' 1--Don Bernina, Dick Millwirrtl, Joan Mitchell, Don Norton, Dick Whirgowsky, Alberta Taylor, Barbara Mulligan, Ruzz'7v-fDr1le Glatlieux, Panka Iineff, Beverly Krall, Helen Kajcn, Barbara Symington, Shirley Scheppert, H Dorothy Evanoff, Ray Dupius, Row?--Ci11'l Leistner, Chuck Michener, Mildred Evunoff, Miirgirret Polyasko, Beverly Finkheiner, Joyce Taylor, Margaret Drldclerar, Marilyn Balmer, Joyce Ream, Phyliss Bliss, Don jenkins, Don Smith. Rouwf-Mary Alice Aiello, Dick Fox, Robert Harrell, Elroy Billings, Frank Winker, Bob Lucas, Ronald Wilde, Darlene Dayton, Winsome Williarius Cflllflll ,,ir.. S e m p e r P a r a t u s ii1'g,iCi1f'Z,:ij C ezzror .,r.., . C haplain ..... ...Joan Mitchell, Dick Millward Barbara Mulligan ,r.,,,.Don Berning Dick Wargowsky ......,,.Don Norton Many people have called Latin a dead languageug however, the continued success and growth of our Latin club has proved this statement to be false. The Optimates, under the supervision of Miss Fon Boerger, is composed of first, second, third, and fourth year students of Latin with a C average or better. The Optimates hold their meetings every other week on Friday night after school. During the meetings they entertain themselves by having members give educational talks and lectures. One of the activities of the Optimates was the skating party which they held on March 14 at the Coliseum, They ended their year with the traditional picnic. . . r':rr13Q1 RIIll'1'Cll1LlCli O'Shea, Dennis Rice, jack Drews, Ervin Saul, Charles Dusseau, Marty Miklosek, Bob Bumbera. Ruzi'2-Lucille Moriarty, Nellie McAtee, Carol Bercher, Susie Helman, Beverly 'I-lodges, Margie Leidner, Patsy Harrison. RI!11'3'jULll'l Bunce, Vivian Mollett, Jeanne Eakins, Marijeun Penhorwood, Nancy Truby. Pl'E.l'i4!c'.'llf .,i.,,i..,, ....,...Vivian Mollett Vice-Pr'e.ride1zl .,...,,,, Trearzzrei' ,Y,,..... Serrefary .....,,.,,,..,, ..,,,,. Sergeafzt-at-A1'm.a' .Y.,.,........ Reporter ,,,i....,,,,.. .........Ervin Saul The Man Who Paints the Rainbow in the Sky ...Carol Bercher ...mjack Drews .Jeanne Eakins Marty Miklosek -5 ii' oo Although the advisorship of the Altobee Art Club changed hands this year, the group still entertained a very successful year. Mrs. Dorothy Packer, advisor to the Art Club for seven yuears, passed the job on to Miss Mary Linville this year. The club's activities were launched early in the year with the initiation spread at Jeanne Eakins' home. At the turn of the sem-ester the club accepted Vivian Mollett's resignation as president in favor of Carol Bercher, because she was unable to attend the regular m-eetings. Early in February the club went to a rug weaving lecture at the Commodore Perry Hotel. A roast in April, a splash party in May, and the annual banquet at the end of the year rounded out the groups activities for 1948-1949. Rvu' I-Alma Wehrle, Rosie Leidner, Sally Marie Keane, Ferol Cook. Rou'2-Donna jean Slipp, Jeanette Lytle, Raquel Lopez, Rita Dennis, joan Olmstead, Wilma Poole. Rou'3-Nancy Fralick, Carol Hefner, Barbara Weminger, Barbara Bryan, Joyce Taylor, Emma Cornwell, Arlene Wrzesinski. Preridezzl .Y,........ ,,....... R ose Leidner Vive-Prerident ....... ....... J oan Olmstead C 5 . , , , Serretary .e.,......., ......... A lma Wehrle hx 0 r t H 1 U B 1: 6 al dv Treumrer .Y,.........,.. ..,......... S ally Roth Chazplaifz .............................. Barbara Bryan Reporler and HiIf0l'i171 ........,................. ................................Margaret Shanteau Sergeafzl-al-Ar111.r ,,...,.... Arlene Wrzesinski The girls of the Home Economics Club meet every second and fourth Monday in room 303 after school. Any girl is eligible for membership provided either that she has an interest in home-making or that she has taken at least one year of Home g Economics. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- -' making is one of the many important purposes of this group. The girls are members .4 of the State and National Future Homemakers known as the F.H.A. ' Some of their activities for the year have included a party for the children in the 1 Lutheran home on Seaman Street. Easter baskets were also made for the children. They made scrapbooks for the polio patients in the various hospitals. Barbara Bryan s U was the representative for the Lucas County meeting in the fall. The Home Economics Club is under the advisorship of Miss Naomi Rehfeldt. M. S. Williams, Patsy Harrison, Barbara Uhler, Nellie McAtee, Lucille Moriarty, Dora Bylow, Ruth Umbs, Marilyn McEwen, Elaine Bylow, Goldie Bonis, Deloris Sawade. Prerident .......... ........ N ellie McAtCe GG 93 S C h O O 1 D 2' Y S Vive-Prefirlent ,,....... ........ D ora Bylow Secretary ............ ....... G oldie Bonis an an i I ...,.,. One of the newest organizations at school is the Morrison R. Waite Club of the Future Teachers of America. Our group is one chapter of a national organization which has chapters in all Toledo high schools as well as in the larger cities throughout the United States. At the name implies, the membership is composed of high school students who intend to go to college and take up teaching as a profession. Special attention is being given this group by experienced educators with the hope of increas- ing the membership of the teaching profession and the desire of having students realize that education is an acceptable profession. At an impressive initiation program in the library on March 15, talks were given to the members by Mr. Conser, Mr. Klag, and Miss Griffith. The outstanding event of the year's activities was the visit to the University of Toledo on April 8 in order to study the offerings of the college of Education. Mr. Milton Williams, advisor, has conscientiously attempted to carry on this work at Wfaite. We know that his patience and interest will be rewarded when his future teachers will take positions in school systems in Ohio and in other parts of the country. 1 l l R0u'1fDick Whitsimn, XValter jones, Chuck Harrison, john Nicholas, Bill Wliite, Ron Bedee, Merritt Schaeffer, George Antoine. Rf1u'2--Stewart Petersen, Bob Horst, Harry Myrice, Chuck O'Shea, Jim Waltrmxi, Bill jeschke, Chuck Beach, Bob Timm, Dave Bueschen, Al DeArmond. R0u'3-Robert Yenrick, Ted Lange, Bill Clifton, Larry Lincoln, james Craig, Angelo Tokles, Fred Kirk, Ray Spencer, john Ortner, Bill Thomas, Doug Thompson, Steve Katich. Prerident .....,..... ...... C harles Harrison Vire-Prerideul ...... .....,....... B ob Timm H - Q, Secretary .......,.,........,... David Bueschen F 1 1 I1 g Trearzzrer ..i......................,,. Bill jeschke S er gemzt-at-Arwr ....,r...,... Bill Thomas A varsity is the reward for active participation in any sport at Waite and makes the owner eligible for membership in the Boys' Club. This is a strictly honorary group which has no meetings or dues. The club, under the supervision of Coach Frank Pauly and Coach Claire Dunn, has two events annually, a roast and a wrestling show put on by the hygiene class. The wrestling show was put on March 21 during second hour in a very fine program, as in other years, with the boys all grunting and groaning to win. The boys showed great sportsmanship towards each other during the entire show, and when it was all over they were friends again. The annual roast was held in May and was the only time all the group was together during the year. This, too, was a success. 5 , 4 B 1 r is 7 79 F Rllll'1+Fl'2lI1CCS Veler, Birdene Newhouse, Joyce Halluucr, Darlene Anthony, janet Ehrsam, Evelena Holden, Raw2-Sarah Hannah, Pat Stringham, Delorse Bland, Avonell Tomer, Howard Martens, R. L. Ahlf, Don Hannah, Marilyn Wi'igl1t, Rosella Collum, LaVcrne Laberdec. Preridwzl ......,,.,,,,.,,.,.... Birdcne Newhouse 6 6 Vive-Prefidelzl ,,,..Aw...,.,.,.,.,.,,,. Sally Barrett A H O t jh C r D aa Serremry .,Y...,..,, ,,,,..... E velena Holden 3 Tl'6d.l'7l7'61' .,,,,,,, .. r,.Frances Veler hx D 1 1 7 7 Chclflrljll .....,.. ,,,.,., J anet Ehrsam I1 O t C I G 2' r is ' A comparatively new organization at Waite is the group known as the Future Retailers of Ohio. It is made up of the members of the distributive education class under the supervision of Mr. Richard L. Ahlf, In addition to their regular class activities, members of the Future Retailers attended a convention at Bowling Green in the fall and one at Columbus during the winter. They also prepared short plays and talks to be presented before Miss Adams' salesmanship class. A roast and hayride in the fall and a picnic in the spring were two of the social events on the calendar of the Future Retailers. An employers' banquet in May was a fitting climax to the years activities. Sale of business stationery with their own special letterhead to other branch clubs in the state raised funds for their activities. Mr. Ahlf has served well as a patient and understanding advisor. Rau' I--Ed King, Bill Williains, Howard Freimark, Frank Dombi, Don Spear, Marty Miklosek, Bill Talcas. Rou12-Barbara Porter, jane Palmer, Barbara Uhler, Patricia Stoner, Margie Sehie, Alfreda Kaloger, Rita Gable, Judy Lane. Rouq?-Natalie Grosieun, Amy Smith, Elaine Bylow, Goldie Fionis, Helen Kajca, Margaret Keogh, Donna MCMillion. f Rau'-1-Bonnie Phelps, Donna Metzger, Pauline Stutz, joan Mitchell, Louise Hamilton, Roma Young, Betty Edwards, june Mooneyham, Frances Egbert, julie Smith, Leta Suzor. Editfi 1' ............,. Neuxr Edilor .,,.. Ediforial Page ,..,,, H Sp -1. Ed? ,,,.,,,,. G o o d N e w s z3.,5?i itttttiiite ,,.....jane Palmer .......Nancy Paulas ,..,,,,Margie Sehie ,..,Bill Williams .....,,.,,..Pat Stoner Nlmzagizzg Edilorf ,,,i..,,,.,.,, Barbara Porter, Art liditnr ,,,,,,, Barbara Uhler Marty Miklosek This year, as in others, our Sizzle staff did another good job of keeping the school well informed about the happenings in our school life. The distribution day was changed from Friday to Wednesday. Hard work was put in by all writers in order to make the sports, club, editorial, and feature pages more interesting. The busy year also included a banquet April 6, a convention at Bowling Green University April 50, a picnic in late spring. During the year Mrs. Victoria Canfield and Miss Mildred Cowell, faculty ad- visors, ably directed the staff. ixiPVf5 '6' B-3 H i,'r Rou'1fGloria Gordon, Roma Young, Marie Nehring, Ann Tomesek. Rou'2f Rfuziqi---Mary Fox, Margie Hawkinson, Delores Donze, Annette McCoy, Mary Thompson, Florence DeCant, Gloria Apthorpe, Lois Laberdee, Lois Carrothers. Joyce Blakely, Mary Lou Erwin, Pauline Campbell, Carol Truby, Virginia Bougher. Pl'9J'id61lf ....Vee. . ...i,. Dolores Donze C C 9 7 Vice-P1'e.ride'11f... ,,,, , ,,,i Annette McCoy g 6 1 S O f I I 6 I' C Y Serrelary . s,,,i,,, Mary Fox How much do you know about the Red Cross? Let's look for a minute into the many activities that are carried on by this group. Take, for instance, Miss Tobin's fifth hour group of girls. If you were to look in on them some afternoon, you would see these girls busy knitting squares for afghans, making stuffed animals and scrap books for day nurseries, or maybe you'd see some of them working on the favors which 'W t 1 help to brighten many trays in the hospitals. . ' .v Regular meetings are held in the Toledo Chapter House, where all the schools . L, meet and talk together about the Red Cross. e 'A 'E Many thanks are to be given to Miss Elenor Tobin for her help as advisor of the club. DRUM MAJOR!-Elroy Billings . . . MAJORETTES-Maurita Reid, Kay Snyder, Marge Kniseley, LaVon Peppers, Sandra Lynn, Betty Estrell, Rita Gable, Rose Links . . , Corners-Dick Millward, Tom Schnell, Clark Pringle, Norman Schultz, Harold Smith, Lynn 'l-Ieck, Robert Heeren, James Ling, Nick Mihailoif, Jerry Heminger, Teddy Frampton, Charles Turner . . . TRUMPETS-Pat Breniser, John Riley . . . CLARINETS-Alton Klickman, Margaret Allison, Betty Roth, David Keller, Charles Seawater, Pete Appeddu, Don Bellville, Byron West, Phyllis Emch, Cecil O'Connell, Douglas Pachey, Darlene Dayton, Bonnie Garnsey, Georgia Torda, Joanne Dunsmore, Joanne Harron, Jacqueline Screptock, John Tomanicek, Joyce Carnicom . . . DRUMS-George 'Hartman, Don Osenbaugh, Paul Spencer, Bob Greiner, John Nicholoff. John Jacobs, Carney Davis, Norman Drogmiller, Lee Keller, Richard Ousky, Bob Felzer . . . BELL LYRE'-Winsome Williams, Ruth Tucker . . . SAXOPHONES-Southard Busdicker, Donna Burgemeister, Victoria Crain, Carole Georgi. Luella Sendi, Marilyn Behner, Lois Bittick, Charles Taylor . . . BASSES-John Helman, Dick Schultz, William W'ellinger, Bob Border . . . BARITONESMJames Fox, Dick Wargowsky, Ronald Wade, Glen Shrimplin . . . TROMBONES-William Schalkhauser, Ray Greene, Bob Cramer . . . FLUTES-Patti Clifford, Geneva Klickman, Virginia Scofield, Lois Sharp . . . HORNS-Joanne Lynch, Margaret Duddcrcr. I'1'e.s'ide11f ,,,...... . .George Hartman Vive-P1'c'.i'idc11f ,,,. ,,,..,,. I Jcte Appeddu 4 4 . 9 3 .S'c'i'1'c'l1i1'-y. ....,.,, .. . ...,,,,,,,, Maurita Reid it r 1 li 6 un P t hx C B ai H du l 747'Cil.l'll7'L'l' ,r...,,,,,,, .. .Southard Busdicker Bll.l'fI10.l'.f illmmgcz ',,,r ,,,., A lton Klickman The band is one of the busiest organizations at Waite. Proof of this statement is the fact that they have made a tour of the grade schools, played for the Merci Train, and entertained at the football banquet. Last August they played for the Cleveland Browns and marched with the Musical Majorettes. In October they made a trip to Detroit to play for the Detroit Lions at . one of the football games. They played at one of the Glass Bowl games at the Uni- versity of Toledo. , The band went to Monroe to march in a parade and they also marched here in put on between halves at the football games. Hours of drill and practice with the material made by the art department make these shows a real attraction. Much credit is to be given to Miss Cecile Vashaw for the success of the band. Q I' 5 , Toledo on Memorial Day. All this is in addition to their regular elaborate shows I 0 . Q x x X my 4 Prerideni ............ ............ A 1 Schultz O V'ife-Preridenz ....... ........ C huck Dusseau -- ' Secretary ,..........,. ......, E laine Bylow 5599 Trearurer .,.., ......... J udy Lane N , 133 , a Q ,., ff ' y ' if' It s Harmon .... It s Harmony. g The Hit Parade could be complete only with the seventy-five members of the Waite Choir. It has top billing throughout the city as being one of the best and is the largest group Waite has ever had. If you are near the music room fifth hour, stop and listen. You'll say They sound wonderful! But wait, if the director would turn around for a minute, you would find that the choir is now under the direction of someone new. Yes! Mr. Eugene Evans, and it's evident that he has done a very good job, which has been proved by their numerous public appearances. Their most important performances were singing over WTDS Radio Station, singing before the Band Parents' Asso- ciation, the Christmas Program at Waite, and taking part in the annual Choral Festival held at the Toledo Art Museum, February 20. This program combined and beautifully blended together all the public high school choirs in the city. Row 1-Ruth Umbs, Marilyn Best, Phyllis Krueger, Sue Hiser, Amy Smith, Mr. Evans, Barbara Lane, Edna Harris, Nancy Lippert, Margie Sehie, Caryl Moon, Joan Bunce, Rocky Tarr, Ray Dupuis, James Craig, George Brandeberry. Row 2-Doris Businger, Donna Squeo, Virginia Halbach, Elsie Schwarzkopf, Helen Galyas, Sara Richards, Thelma Hofman, Loretta Richards, Barbara Walters, Joan Boshaw, Mary Johnson, Lola Nichoson, Phyllis Bliss, Elaine Bylow, Alfrecla Kaloger, Elaine Kinsolving, Dick Pack, Hilbert Piel. Raw 3-June Couture, Darlene Ackerman, Ruth Tucker, Geneva Klickman, Donna Metzger, Carol Marleau, Jeanette Evanolf, Nancy Bodi, Rosemary Brokaw, Linda Warden, Beverly Powell, Judy Lane, Leta Suzor. Row 4-Crystal Sterger, Geraldine Leach, Barbara Sturgill, Barbara Porter, Hildegart Piel, Carol Bercher, Pat Blakeley, Elsie Hamm, Ivadell Harris, Tina Bojinoff, Nancy Rolsten, Julie Smith. Row 5-Charles Dusseau, Al Schultz, Charles Seawater, Paul Bower, Alvin Phillips, Jack Drews, Al Nitray, Bob Martz, Tom Schnell, Forrest Adamson, Bill Macklin. Freshman Chorus Another new singing group at Waite this year is the Freshman chorus, composed entirely of girls, that meets third hour and is under the direction of Mr. Eugene Evans. Row 1-Mr. Evans, Louann Layman, DeEtte Wilson, Ruth Short, Shirley Growden, Nancy Heinemann, Shirley McEwen, Alice McFar- land, Barbara Case, Barbara Baker, Eunice Anderson, Nancy Fralich, Dolores Lee, Audrey Leonard, Barbara Vining, Carolyn Milans, Row 2-Evelyn Serviss, Joanne Colby, Bonnie Heiden, Patricia Gaghen, Barbara Harpel, Jill Sweede, Alma Wehrle, Donna Jean Slipp, Betty Burks, Beth Hatter, Joan McDonald, Barbara Heminger, Evelyn Lagger, Marlene Sheets, Charlotte Heebsh. Row 3-La Vonne Wright, Mary Burrow, Betty Siebenaler, Betty Lesinezki, Emma Cornwell, Irene Moody, Donna Varro, Rosa Lee Friesner, Fat Hart, Mary Jane Kern, Georgia Engler, Louise Bland, Dorean Clark. Preridenz ............. ............ R osabel Smart 5 5 h 1 k D 1 ' D 1 ' 7 7 Vice-Preridenl ........., Margaret Leidner 2, 6 1. I1 6 u- S 1 C Secretary .................... Charlotte Klawitter Trearurer ...... . . .. ............ Dorothy Ball This group of musically inclined girls meet every third hour in the music room. The club enjoyed a very rustic roast at Ottawa Park on November 13. They also sponsored a Maypole Dance in the gymnasium on May 6. Forty girls, in white blouses and clark skirts, participated in the music festival in the spring. If you happen to wander into the music room during practice, you will hear such songs as Beautiful Saviour, The Orchestra Song, and the favorite Clirnbin' Up The Mountain. Thanks are given to Mr. Eugene Evans, the director. Rou'1-Carol Hefner, Nancy Truby, Charlotte Klawitter, Barbara Lusch, Donna Shipley, Barbara Hame, Wilma Myrice, Mary Fox, Lucille Precht, Mary Lou Erwin, Carol Marleau, Pat Glass, Margie Jeter, Jo DeWese, Violet DeWese, Carole Truby. R0u'2-Patricia Danko, Barbara Loetz, Donna Sibberson, Beverly Spetz, Ruth Andrews, Marianne Strick, Sylvia Crabb, Phyllis Sturt, Dorothy Ball, Selma Cole, Marie Wisner, Carolyn Rauch, Virginia Baugher, Ruth Heiges. Row 3-Gloria Tipton, Nancy Flood, Margie Leidner, Mr. Evans, Rosabel Smart, Anita Ahumada, Phyllis Bock, Sandra Cook, Rau' I-john Niclcolotf, Paul Spencer, Angelo Kostotf. Roan?--Luella Sendi, Carole Ann Georgi, Ruth Keller, june Butler, Marilyn Behner, Lois Cluckey, Pat Clifford, Bettie Roth, Margie Allison. The Waite High School orchestra, LlllLlCf the di- rection of Miss Cecile Vashaw, is not a very large group, but it is a C willing and competent group. Mostly string in- struments make up the Razvj-Rosabel Smart, Carol Shoup, Norma jolinston, Margie Kerstetter, Tom Schncll, Bill Schalkliauser, Inumbership in the Miss Cecile Vashaw. Prgridefrl ,,,, ,,,,,, , ., ,Southarcl Busrlicker Vive-Preridefzl , , ,, , . W Tom Schnell Serremry. .,,, .. , Leonard Gullatt 71l'L d,lil1l'6'l',, , ,,,,, Bob Greiner rf ,e 4 ii' Xara 0 ' 4 C,?r3a A? .'.,a:eaafra,E - :s f 2 S 'i RQ' Effiiiiit' H 3 bhp 1 . ' 'F but the second semester several members from the band add their wind and percussion instruments to make a more fully balanced musical organiza- tion. Their school performance included the National Honor Society induction program, the Peri program honoring Mothers of the basketball team, ancl the junior class play. Say if with Muster' R-1Ll'IffDUr1 DePew, George Brandeberry, Dick Collns, jim Boyce, Bob Humphreys, Tom Laney, james Zeatll-zcr. 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CLEARVIEW of 0 if 0 W0 Co av r S 1 I Before 7,500 spectators, the Waite Indians piled up a 69-0 score over Lorain Clearview for a good season's opener. Doug Thompson, substitute fullback for Steve Katich, led the touchdown parade with three tallies. Bob Bee was kept especially busy as he kicked eight out of nine points after touchdown. ljl gl jjlfl Football DeVILBISS Ten thousand fans jammed Page stadium to watch the Tigers get swept out of the ball game in the second half after they had held Waite 7 to 6 in the first half. Waite's flashy backfield showed speed and skill and the Indian defense, led by Harrison, Timm, and Antoine, was too much for the Bengals to handle. WAITE 0 2 0 14 16 LIBBEY O 0 O 0 0 Waite's reputation as a good second half club held true as the Indians shut out Libbey 16 to 0 before some 10,000 fans in the Libbey stadium. Both squads blocked and tackled well, with the result that fumbles stopped drives for both teams on several occasions. Wfaite gained most of its yardage through its own right side with the help of Bedee, Jeschke, and Antoine. WAITE 6 7 6 6 25 .. ,,,, .l.l.l.1..l Once again it was Waite's second half fireworks. Led by Bill Thomas, the Indians scored two touch- downs in the second half to come out on top of what started as a close ball game. Bill jeschke and Ron Bedee were outstanding linemen. Varsit Football Wim get KT 57 l aol EIPASO l0l'7 6l0l13l A last minute pass from Katich to Nicholas provided the winning play as Waite defeated El Paso before 10,000 screaming fans. Waite led the first quarter 13-0 but by the third quarter the fighting Panthers had tied the score. Then Bob Owens cut loose with an eighty yard run which set up the win ning touc.hdown. WAITE 4 WOODWARD 0 6 0 0 6 The invasion of the East Side by a game bunch of Woodward Polar Bears was successfully repulsed by the defending Indians by a comfortable 25 to 6 score. Bob Owens' passes to Ken Fetzer provided the scoring in the first quarter for the Indians. Nicholas scored in the third 'period on a 45-yard run He was hit on the 40 but remained on his feet to score. The last touchdown of the game was made by Steve Katich. l RflZl'1'RUIl2llLl Bedec. George Antoine, Bill Jeschke, Dave Bueschen, Bob Timm, Chuck Harrison, jack Dailey, Ken Rau' 2 1101133 Rau' 4 Razr' 5 Fetzer. 'Bill Thomas, Bob Bumbera, jim Reeves, Jim Walton, Steve Katich, Bill White, Tom Carnicom, Jim Craig, Bob Bee. --john Nicholas, Dick Baker, Stan Sterger, Bob Tschirret, Bill Knitz, jim Lammie, jack Zedro, Doug Thompson. -Tom Woods, Ronald Scott, joe Gall, john Hrabovsl-ry, Tony Thomas, Elwood Fitterer, Conrad Lemke, jim Palka. --Paul Van Camp, Ross Sampscl, Andy Contos, Ray Gunner, Art Crawford, Bob Owens, james Cobourn, Gage Mercereau. rf 2lI'S1t Football Milton Gephart, Bud Morgan, jim McKibben, Bill Balmer. WAITE 6 O 14 O 20 DeVILBISS OOlO6l6l This game was played before some 8,000 fans in the Waite bowl, a thrilling game until fog blan- keted the field in the fourth quarter. The Tigers provided a tougher scrap for the Indians than th-e first game, but failed to gain ground effectively. WAITE 0 7 O 0 7 MASSILLON 13 6 0 0 19 Waite's victory string of nine straight games was halted by the Tigers of Massillon 19 to 7. Played in a sea of mud and much rain, the game was hard fought by both teams. Bill White, Chuck Harrison, and Doug Thompson were outstanding for Waite. WAITE O O 0 O O LIBBEY 0 O 6 O 6 Libbey's Ted Majewski scored a third quarter touchdown to give the Cowboys a 6 to O win over the Indians. Only 178 yards were gained by both teams through rushing, as the lines were tough on defense. joe Gall and Andy Contos showed class as they played the most of the game. WAITE 0 6 7 0 13 O O O 0 O SCOTT At the close of the thirty-fifth annual Thanksgiving Day clash, Waite emerged victoriously from the Scott stadium, to win another city championship. Dave Bueschen played a very fine game as he did throughout the season and was placed on the all-city team along with Antoine, Bedee, and Harrison. The Indians ended the season with the good record of eight wins and two losses. Rau' I-Jim Korolotf, Nathan Willis, Gus Petroff, Ken Carter, Richard Raitz, john Sanders, Richard Rehard. Bill Musil. Row 2-jim Zieroff, Vern Abbelen, Christy Kohn, Dick Young, Wayne Kautz, David Cosgrove, Donald Zunk, Don Row3vlIiidSiei.Turner, Lavon Krieg, Dennis Boss, Bill Peters, Dick Smith, Dick Lasater, Don Woleslagel, Caroll IZr1u'4-2133: igavis, Edward Stiles, Roland Wagner, Neil Winebrenner, Lem Cummings, Alexander Schiavone, Dick agncr. Reserve Football Waite 13 - - Fostoria 0 Waite 6 - - Central 0 Waite 0 - - DeVilbiss 6 Waite 6 - - Scott 13 Waite 13 - - Libbey 7 Waite 6 - - Woodward 13 The teams in the lightweight league were evenly matched. No team finished without a defeat. The two top teams, Scott and Central, suffered one defeat and tie, while the remaining four teams, Waite, Woodward, Libbey, and DeVilbiss, finished in a tie with three defeats and two wins. These r-esults were the closest in the history of the league. Outstanding backfield players on this year's team were jim Zieroff, Fred Abbeglen, Gus Kohn, and Eddie Turner. On the line were jim Koroloff, Ronny Davis, Bill Musil, Bill Peters, Dick Young, and Neil Winebrenner. Coach George Konnert did a fine job this year in working these boys who will make fine material for the varsity. 96 Rou'1-Dick Smith, Dan Zunk, John Galyas, jerry Fralick, john Ahumada, Mel Fallon, Frank McKenzie, Walt Gabriel. Row 2-Bob Younger, Bill Steffin, Bob Covill, Andy Pocse, Richard Ferguson, Duran Frumencio, Ron Keaton, Jim Halbach, Bob Woolaver. Rau'3-Coach Les Rideout, Eugene Foder, Ted Eckardt, Tom Goodremont, Drew Daubner, Ray Sepler, Bob Galuzny, Don Willard, Coach Steve Rohlfing. Freshman Football Waite 6 ,Y,..... ...,.,,.. L ibbey 12 Waite 6 .....,. ...,.... C entral 6 Wfaite 13 .... ro,......,.. S cott 0 Waite 6 .... .....,.. W oodward 7 Waite O .... ,...... D eVilbiss 13 Coach Steve Rohlfmg and his assistant, Les Rideout, welcomed a large group of eager Freshmen. These beginners all try hard and work enthusiastically, because they have visions of becoming future varsity stars. The coaches really have a job with these fellows, teaching them the fundamentals of football and getting them ready for future varsity competition. Twenty letters were given out at the end of the season. Outstanding backs were Ted Eckhardt, Jerry Fralick, john Galyas, Dan Zunk, Mark McKenzie, and john Ahumada. Especially promising line- men were Andrew Pocsi, Duran Frumencio, Richard Ferguson, Bob Woolaver, and Bill Steffin. Keep the names of these fellows in mind. We are sure you will be seeing them some day on the varsity team. 97 5317 MW fr QWWMX I l!ff x i Q22 98 M xx X Y ! had 554 HM Mg fm-ff-fizzmf QMWWJWM R4-5923-f-3.80, 99 Row 1-Paul Spencer, Ray Spencer, Ray Zbierajewski. R0u'2fCl1uck O'Slic-a, joe Romano, Harry Myrice, Bob Hoist, Bob Voss. R0w3-Cuaclm Fetters, Stewart Petersen, jack Griffin, Charles Witty, Ray Ritzcntlmler, Elwood Fitterer. Varsit Basketball 100 arsit Basketball Waite ........ Deshler Waite ,..,.. DeVilbiss Waite ......... Defiance Waite ........... Scott Waite ,....... Gibsonburg Waite ....,... Rossford Waite ......... Perrysburg Waite .,....... Woodward Waite .....,,. DeVilbiss Waite ............ Maumee Waite ....... Elkhart Waite ...... Port Clinton Waite ...,........... Scott Waite ...-.---.-.-, Libbey Waite ,...... Port Huron Waite ....... Central Waite ......... Woodward Waite .....................-..--- ..---, M HCOIHBCI' Waite ...... Fostoria Tournament Waite .,.....,. Libbey Waite ........ .....,..............,................. W oodward Waite ------- Ceflffal fDouble Overtimej Waite ....... Macomber Waite ,.,,,.,. .. ,,,......,.............,.................... Central Starting out the season with wins over Deshler, Defiance, Gibsonburg, and Perrysburg, the team then lost three straight games to DeVilbiss, Scott, and Woodward before finding themselves and finishing third in city league competition, winning seven games and losing five. This year's basketball squad was the best Waite has produced in many years, never losing a game by more than nine points. In twenty-four games the team scored 1043 points to 957 for the opponents. The leading scorer was Ray Spencer with 289 points, followed by Stewart Petersen with 204 points. The remaining three men of the first five were Bob Horst, Harry Myrice, and Chuck O'Shea. Returning men for next year's varsity squad are jack Griffin, Paul Spencer, joe Romano, Ray Ritzenthaler, and Wayne Sheeley. The coaches of the city schools chose Ray Spencer for the first team of the all-city selections, Bob Horst on the second team, and Stewart Petersen received honorable mention. Ray Spencer was also a member of the all-tournament team and received honorable mention in the state. In the sectional tournament Waite went to the semi-finals defeating Woodward in a thrilling double overtime game by a score of 43 to 41, before being defeated by Central 44 to 53. Coach Bill Fetters deserves much credit for turning out a basketball team that he can be proud to say he coached. 101 lt'n1z'l --Melvin Fallon, Bill Heber, Dan Zunk. jim Zieroff, Fred Abbeglen. Rozi'2-Ron Davis, Bob Marltwood, Bob Tschirret, Wayne Sheeley, Ray Gunner, Ed Lammie, jim Koroloff. Reserve Basketball Waite Gibsonburg 32 Waite 31 ..... V...... D eVilbiss Waite .,..,... ..,...,,. P errysburg 39 Waite 39 ...,. .,..,.,..,...,. S cott Waite .. DeVilbiss 31 Waite 34 V.,,,,,, ...,..... R ossford Waite ......ee.. Scott 17 Waite 24 .,,..i... ........ W oodward Waite Woodward 38 Waite 39 .ee.. ............ M aumee Waite .,... Fostoria 31 Waite 28 Port Clinton Waite Y,e..... Libbey 43 Waite 30 ..,.. .1......,......, L ibbey Waite ..,,.. Central 39 Waite 30 ,,,,, ........... C entral Waite ..Macomber 39 Waite 26 ,...1 .....,. ....... M a comber Coach George Konnert seemed to have tough luck in the '48-'49 season, for his lightweight squad won only six games and lost twelve. The fellows tried but couldn't seem to make the grade. Regular practice couldn't be started until the football season was over because several of the squad were on the lightweight football team. Inexperience was also a handicap for three of the squad are Freshmen. High point men for the season were Fred Abbeglien, Jim Zieroff, and Wayne Sheeley. Other reg- ular players were Ray Gunner, Dan Zunk, Ronnie Davis, Bill Heber, Melvin Fallon, and jim Koroloff. We hope that next season Coach Konnert will be more successful. lO2 1 i Row 1-Ted Eckardt, Don Willard, Sam Schaeffer, jim Galyas. Row 2--Willis Mauter, Ron Keaton, Don Shyrock, Bill Meier, Leroy Hoch. Rau' 3YCoach Marazon, Richard Ferguson, Don Fisk, jim Halbach, jim McCarty, Eugene Folder, manager, Bill Balmer. Freshman Basketball Waite ...,.. DeVilbiss Waite .......... Scott Waite ........... SCOH Waite W0OdW21rCl Waite Woodward Waite ...,... Libbey Waite ......,.. Libbey Waite ....., ...... W llifmer Waite ...,...... Central Waite ......,,,. Central Waite .,.,, .,,,...,. M acomber Waite ,,.,,. ,....... M acomber Waite 28 ...., ...,... D eVilbiss 19 Waite 34 ....... ..,...... S oph. The Freshman cagers claimed the city championship with eleven wins and three losses. The three losses were narrow margins to Libbey, Central, and Woodward. They defeated every team in the city at least once. Hig.h point men were Don Willard and Ronald Keaton, who, along with Dick Ferguson, Sam Schaeffer, john Galyas, Ted Eckardt, will supply fine material for the future varsity. Coach Dan Marazon worked hard and long with these boys, and did a very fine job as his record shows. 103 I .2 4 ' 9' Q Vfiijl .5 'af 4 , Sw l 2 ix Cross Country Waite ....... Libbey Waite Woodward Waite .,,,,,, ..,,...,. D eVilbiss Waite ....... Scott Waite ,,,,,,. ....... C entral Cur 1948 Cross Country team became city champions, defeating all city competition by large mar- gins. In their first meet, Waite defeated Libbey by a score of 20 to 59, a good beginning that was con- tinued throughout the season. Out of the 131 boys who ran in the district meet, Waite was able to place all their runners in the first forty to end the tedious run. By doing this, Waite captured the district championship. The lettermen for '48 were Al DeArmond, who was the pace-maker for the team, Matthew Stewart, Stewart Petersen, Harry Myrice, johnson Thomas, Chuck O'Shea, and Ray Spencer. Coach Bill Fetters has every right to be proud of his squad of fine runners. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Row lijack Barber, Lee Callender, Don Firsdon, Tony Belkofer, Lewis Snyder, Bob Markwood, jim Koprowski. l?o1i'2fWulter jones, Ray Ritzenthaler, Bill Heber, Dick Hodulik, Harry Myrice, Al DeArmond, Bill Michael, Ray Zbierajewski. Roux?-Matthew Stewart, john Ortner, Marion Fouty, jack Griffin, Charles Beach, Chuck O'Shea, johnson Thomas, Bob Sweeney, Coach Fetters. Going to the Jlartifzg line. Thefre off!! Quick df a flnrh! Muffler? Coming in jirrt, 105 KR 5 NL -X, , ' K f Y :H 9 g f fiigsi ' Q W3 5 .-51 '5-txfif , v- I 'Q ,, vmmvum 'HW-Mmm 'Q f 'f ff A 1: Q 2 Qi, www M f'fS?8f 'ik Mai W , ' 3 3 t mv, W ,,,,,,,,,,,-M, Up um! orer. , IIE' L1 bzmnl jlllllf for liffle Ray. Hznmm Talem pole. Flying high, Long .ulre!fh, but we made it 4 Track...1948 Waite 39 ...,,., ........,.......,.. S cott 79 Waite 33 ....... .....,.. D eVilbiss 85 Waite 66 ....... ......... W 0OdWard 66 Waite 67 ..,,.., ......... A drian 42 Waite 95 ....... ......... C entral 23 Waite 100 .,A,.. ......,,. C lay 18 Waite so ,,,,... .,.,..... L ibbey 68 The 1948 Waite track team finished fourth in league competition, eighth in the DeVilbiss Relays, fourth in the city meet, and eighth in the District Meet. The 880-yard relay team, composed of john Nicholas, Larry Lincoln, Doug Thompson, and Walter Jones, qualified for the State Meet. Lyle Myrice and Dan Seemann led in points for the season's total with 61 and 58, respectively, getting most of the points in the field events. Dick Vergiels, who tied for first place in the pole vault in the city meet, finished with 34 points. Chuck O'Shea, hurdler, finished with 38 points and John Nicholas had 36 points, along with these point-getters, Bill Morse, Doug Thompson, Lee Cypher, Bob Businger, Bob Fisher, Walter Jones, Harry Myrice, and Ray Spencer. TRACK TEAM Row 1-Walter Jones, Lee Cypher, Bob Businger, Larry Lincoln, john Lee, Ray Spencer. Rou'2-Marion Fouty, Bill Michael, Dan Seemann, john Nicholas, Doug Thompson, Jack Stanford, John Ortner, Paul Van Camp, Bill Thurston, Dick Vergiels. Row 3-Gene McMorgan, Dan Beatty, Harry Myrice, Bill Morse, Chuck O'Shea, Charles Beach, Bob Fisher, jim Naumann, Charles Witty, Coach Fetters, Coming in lhe 880. We three. Parting the baton. 107 limi' If-Ron Bedee, Louie Hogan, john Kaduk, Bob Carson, Andy Molnar, Fred Kirk, Lee Kramer, Bob Yenrick, John Ruiz! l Waite 11 Waite I4 Waite Ili Waite 6 Waite 17 Waite 41 Hoffman. -Ray Squire, Paul Drozik, Bill Clifton, Dick Whitson, jim Lucas, Coach Rohlhng, Jim Lippert, Chuck Dusseau, Ted Lange, Merritt Scliaeflier, George Brandeberry. Baseball ,A ,,,,, Whitmer ,,,mPerrysburg ...,.,,,,,,,.Scott ..,,,,Central ..,,,,Whitmer ,......,,,,,,,.Woodward Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite 6 ,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,.,.......,..,, ,.,...,..,.,,,,.,.....,,..,, Macomber 6 ..DeVilbiss 3 2 ,,,,, ..,,,.,... L ibbey 0 Woodward 5 Libbey 7 .Scott 1 1 Completing a very successful '48 season, the baseball team coached by Steve Rohlling won seven of twelve games to take third place in the city league. The team also won a trophy for being runner-up in the district tournament. Outstanding players of the year were Bob Carson, Andy Molnar, Lee Kramer, Jim Lippert, and Bob Yenrick. 'u.,., Tennis Although the ten- nis team tried, they did not complete a very successful sea- son, finishing in last place in city league competition. Coach Pauly reported that a poor response is the cause of the poor showing the Waite team made. We hope that in the spring of '49 more fellows will go out for tennis and that Waite will have a better showing in the city league. Golf The golf team, coached by Melvin Stocks, ended the year with a record of three wins over Woodward, Macomber, and Scott, and three losses to Libbey, Central, and DeVilbiss. Larry Musil, Bob Voss, Gage Mersereau, and Bud Drozik added greatly to the team aver- age to complete a comparatively suc- cessful season. Raw!--Carl Heebsh, Paul Drozik, Bill Musil, Bob Voss, Chuck Schimmel. Rau' 2-Gage Mersereau, Larry Musil. Row 1-Bob Felske, jim Koprowski, jim Thayer. Row 2-Dick Rust, Dick 'I-Ialbach, Marion Fouty . I, .. I., ,.,4 V, VV Row 1-Don Dyer, Albert Heiden, Herbert Siewert, Don Magly, Ken Sarka. Row 2-Dick Hodulik, Ralph Marten, Tom Carnicom, Dick Cox, Bill Clifton, Doug Thompson. Row 3-Bill DeShetler, Chuck O'Shea, jim Lamphier. Waite High's National League Bowling Team finished the season of seventeen weeks play in second place. Waite also had a team that finished sixth in the American League. The National team competed in the National Bowling Tournament and came out in third place. High bowlers for the National team were jim Houston, with a 164 average, Chuck O'Shea, with a 157 averageg Don Magly, with a 158 average, and Tom Carnicom, with a 152 average. The American team high bowlers were Bill Clifton, Dick Cox, and Don Dyer. Mr. Claire Dunn supervised the boys. W Row 1-Bill Dellen, Bob Bee, Ted Lange, Bill Michael, Marion Fouty, Ken Fetzer, Arnie Steed- man, Gage Mersereau. Row 2-jim Douglas, Carney Davis, Rodney Erwin, Ron Anderson, Bob Kramer, Russell Cupp, Ken Turner, Bill Radtke. Rauf3-Bob Bratschi, Assistant Coach, Phil Moyer, George Kluck, jay Sammis, Steve George, 110 Assistant Coach. A' Q Q? 64 ' ' ,4 , . .X mx-fmw ,f LM ,hmmm - 2 annual fmt gabbizf. The .rtarfing fire of the baxkelball Jqzzad ale A little fifl of rheefemke from White. loearlily at Mrf, Pelezirezff dimzer. More fbeeferake. Big 7116171 on the mmpfzf. Aflary and Ma Ykzylor fam refalimzj. Tdfilllq fviflinw' if L1 flflpllflll' lfldffilllt' rm rl Jzife day. v- ' I g . iff! ff .r 5' , 5 , .JH ' r If I A - 1 , 1' t - !5?'21:5f X - 'W --N, !,f5,ff?sf,,' Q' ' '1ff' f-Mm. Qwak f A X' v X' ff ,I :Rx I 1 2 ,ff Q M 5 , ' 'A-b' v45 Q - ' 'H I X WW L ,V ' 1 Ns - Na rl i Kmwamqwt-,IZN Vi A , , s '-- ,W ., 3 .ir Y 5' J ' 'J l . ' A' .ar-u-. ww. X '4. Z. r y g FH 9' 4- 1,3 P -. 45' A 4 Q-Y' .- L . '1 0 , -H--Q-ph..H V A z , . , W f ,n- S. I -N Q' PPISQPQQ., ,F .5 : K . I 'v. 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X3 1' ..,.-.,.,-,,.,u- ---W.--'- : Ax Q ,, ' 5 X QQ- 5 1 ,. , yr. . . ,- E '-Q w 'F-A E1 IP, -....,h.w .iq V Y I X E - - Tix- ,. - ' 4 'A'-EE ' W 'f.'5,v I 'Y'-:QL ' -'-ff: -nHi 'f5-if-1h1'4- P+be:-g:,m ., 555212, 1, ' 'w?'M i+'Meek,,w,,,,u-1 3 , 'S wiv 3 ,,,.,.....-.......-..,.,,w.. ,, Hn Q .-U .. 1 hum Km- X . .ilk .Q -.. .Q , ,,,,--',.nW- Q ' -'X ffm qwgffffi 'Lam , .115-'5 'a 'Q 'ff.Ei'fy,. ki' A' 'f-Iwi? 3,5 ,ff Vw P, 4- ' '-'ig-, -:H i vy, 1 , 1'Q iRf'f71. 1 .L 4 . , 393, 7 X -: . H 542' Ae-. 'IFA ,,,. : 5 'Az A, . t ' A Friend of Yours We, here at Wfaite High School, could never begin to pay adequate tribute to our principal, Mr. Philip H. Conser, for the fine job of keeping our school running as smoothly as he has for the past twenty years. During the course of these years, he has given help to students and faculty alike. He has made it possible for worthy students to obtain scholarships for colleges and has given recommenda- tion for other students to obtain jobs. He has done splendid work in keeping our school standards as high as other high schools. We are lucky to have such a grand principal and gr-eat friend. The problems of the girls at Waite are handled with care and helpful guidance by Dean Marguerite Griffith In addition to taking care of attendance, Miss Griffith gives advice to those who need her help and assists in obtaining jobs for some of the girls. Quiet and efficient in her work, Miss Gritfith is a valuable person in our everyday school life. If a fellow has a problem which he can not solve himself, or if he is in need of any kind of assistance, he takes his worries to Mr. Fred Klag, Dean of Boys, who, after being at Waite since 1914, is an old hand at giving helpful advice. He has the task of taking cane of boys' truancies, their discipline problems, and locating jobs. is . 31 M GC 79 An Apple for the Teacher Miss Mathilda Adams . . . Commercial. Mr. Richard Ahlf . . . Distributive Education . . . Future Retailers ot' Ohio Advisor. Mrs. Alice Allen . . . English. Miss Fon Boerger . . . Latin . . . Optimates Advisor. Mr. Williziin L. Brenner . . . Physics . . . Movie Operators . . . Forum Advisor. Miss Edythe Bumgardner . . . Spanish . . . Testing . . . Freshmen Schedules. Miss Mildred Burns . . . English . . . National Honor Society Advisor. Mrs. Victoria Canneld . . . Biology . . . Director of Activities . . . Student Council Ad- visor. Miss Elizabeth Conlin . . . Art. Miss Maxine Cosgray '... English . . . French . . . Annual Editorial Staff Advisor . . . Periclean Advisor . . . French Club Advisor. Miss Mildred Cowell . . . English . . . Radio Production . . . Public Address . . . Sizzle Advisor. Ear!! A Ulljllfcl iff! l11'dz1i'I1'iu11J. -s o , ,Ye 9,355 ,Vs A '49 ,ws ,vw ,-.pan .Q '-af' gf-N-ia A -avi' ,wi 5 Que hablan nrfeffer An Apple for the Teacher Mr. George Cummings . . . Machine Shop. Mr. Clark Dimler . . . Commercial. Miss Sarah Druggan . . . Biology. Mr. Claire Dunn . . . History . . . Every day Living , . . Annual Business Staff Advisor . . . Football Coach . . . Q.D. Advisor. Mr. Eugene Evans . . . Choral Music. Mr. Williain Fetters . . . Economic Geography . . . Every Day Living . . . Basketball Coach . . . Track, Cross Country Coach . . . Ticket Manager. Mrs. Carrie Fischer . . . Commercial . . . junior Y-Teen Advisor. Mrs. Delia Fortune . . , Algebra . . . Zetalethean Advisor. Miss Dorothy Gerding . . . Home Nursing . . . Future Nurses of America . . . School Nurse. WW Miss Ethel Gingrich . . . English . . . Every Day Living. -HEX. Mrs. Tom Hall . . . English . . . Philalethean Advisor. Miss Marion Hart . . . English . . . Zetalethean Advisor . . . Senior Class Advisor. An Apple for the Teacher Mr. Leonard Hendrickson . . , Science . . . Every Day Living Driving Senior Hi-Y Advisor. Miss Virginia Hollinger . . . Librarian. Mrs. Ethel Kemp . . . History. Mr. George Konnert . . . English . . . Reserve Football and Basketball Coach Miss Marian Larkin . . . English . . . Every Day Living Philalcthean Advisor Mr. Roscoe Leach . . . History , . . Economics. Miss Mary Linville . . . Physical Education . . . Art Club Advisor Girls Athletic League Advisor . . . Cheerleaders. Mr. Walter Mall . . Mr, Dan Marazon . man Basketball Coach. M r, . Commercial. . . Physical Education . . . Assistant Football Coach Iaresh Arthur Mills . . . Science . . . Q.D. Advisor Miss Gertrude Moore . . . Commercial . . . National Honor Society Advisor Miss Alice Nauts . . . Physical Education . . . Grrls Athletic League Advisor junior Y-Teen Advisor. ue lifez-110111 .9 An Apple for the Teacher Miss Louise Nelson . . . English . . . junior Class Advisor. Mrs. Mildred Osborne . . . Sociology . . . History . . . Zetalethean Advisor. Mrs. Dorothy Packer . . . Art . . . Annual Art Staff Advisor. Mr. Frank Pauly . . . History . . . Varsity Football Coach . . . Director of Athletics Mr. George Pearsall . . . Accounting. Miss Florence Rees . . . English. Miss Naomi Rehfeldt . . . Home Economics . . . Future Homemakers of America Advisor. Miss Mary Roache Mr. Steve Rohlhng Mr. jesse Steiner . Mr. Melvin Stocks Mr. Chris Thomson . English . . . Philalethean Advisor. Chemistry . . . Freshman Football Coach . . . Baseball Coach History. . . . Wfoodshop . . . Golf Coach. . . . Electricity . . . Radio. In reply to your Zeller . . . An Apple for the Teacher Miss Cecile Vashaw . . . Instrumental Music . . . Band Director and Advisor. Miss Sarah Waite . . . Mathematics. Mr. Mark Welker . . . Physical Education . . . Assistant Football Coach. Mrs. Maud Werner . . . Clothing. Mr. joseph Wester . . . Mechanical Drafting . . . Machine Shop. Mr. Milton Williams . . . Mathematics . . . livery Day Living . . . Forum Advisor . . . Future Teachers of America Advisor. Miss Norma Wintermantel . . . Science . . . Every Day Living . . . Periclean Advisor. Mr. Hobart Witte . . . History . . . Every Day Living. Miss Mericlith Young . . . Science . . . Counseling. Mr. Alvin Youngquist . . . Mechanical Drawing . . . Architecture. Faculty Without Pictures Miss Fay Marine. . . History. Mrs. Laura Shacnfcld . . . Biology . . . Botany . . .Zoology. Miss Elenor Tobin . . . Mathematics . . . Red Cross Advisor. The later! farbiofzf. Mfr. Wjrzterzmzrztel, Mfr. Tmflz, Mfr. Bremzezmm. Efficiency Everyone knows that a first impression is very important. Visitors, students, and faculty at Waite receive a very good impression when they go to our office and are greeted by the congenial and co- operative office force. These ladies find time to become a friend to everyone in addition to doing their work efficiently. Mrs. June Wintermantel has charge of scholastic records and requirements, particularly for the Seniors, and also serves as Mr. Conser's secretary. She is willing to help any student who needs assistance in checking up on his units and credits. Mrs. Ruth Brenneman is the official school treasurer. It is her task of handling all money, paying all bills, keeping the books for the school and all the activities that makes her a valuable person in the office. Mrs. Nina Trask is in charge of withdrawals and entries and attendance statistics. She also keeps records of student class standings. The faculty payroll is an additional part of her work. Mrs. Eva Taylor is in charge of the bookroom. She keeps the records of all books handed out to students, both the regular texts and the supplementary reading material. Mrs. Taylor also assists the deans with excuses and attendance problems. Wfe at Waite feel sure that no other school in Toledo is as fortunate as we are in having such a pleasant staff of workers in the office. 120 Calenda I' SEPTEMBER 7 School begins. 8 Community traction picture taken. 9 Census cards filled out. 15 Ink schedules. 16 Phil mass meeting 17 Lorain Clearview game. 20 Deans speak to the Freshmen and Sophomores. First Student Council meeting. 21 Freshman boys receive physical exams. 22 Community Chest collection. Zedro and Nicholas go to DeVilbiss to see their mass meeting. Z3 National Honor Society mass meeting. 24 First Sizzle. DeVilbiss game. 27 Magazine campaign opens. 30 Zet mass meeting. OCTOBER 1 Libbey game. 5 Class group pictures for the Annual. 6 Waite beats Woodward in cross country meet. 7 Hi-Y mass meeting. S Free show for magazine salesmen. 9 Central game. 11 Magazine campaign closes. Senior class meeting. 12 junior class meeting. Student Council representatives elected. 13 Cross country defeats DeVilbiss. 14 El Paso mass meeting at Sports Arena. 15 El Paso game. Party for visitors in the gym after game. 16 Future Retailers' hayride. Run' I--LaVon Peppers, Betty lidsel, Rose Links, Marge Knisely. RlJ1l'2--Mdufltl Reid, Rita Gable. Elroy Billings, Sandra Lynn, Kay Snyder. 18 Good grooming program by Miss Rehfeldt. 20 Film for Junior Achievement. 21 Girls' W Club mass meeting. 22 Woodward game. 23 Peri roast. 25 X-Ray mobile unit for all Freshmen and Soph- omores. 26 junior ring orders taken. junior class elections. 27 Faculty show and prize drawings for magazine campaign. 28 Forum mass meeting. Lit pledge day. 29 No school, teachers' meeting. DeVilbiss game. 30 Cross country team won district championship. ' 121 Cheerleaders l 'C Chuck Dusseau, Barbara Lane, Ruth Hampton, Doris Businger, Nancy Bodi, Eugene Heimrich. Calendar NOVEMBER 1 Senior pictures taken all week for the Annual 2 Q.D. initiation. 5 junior ring measurements. 4 Massillon mass meeting by Q.D.'s. 5 Massillon game. First Annual collection. 8 National Honor Society induction program. 9 junior class meeting. ll Peri mass meeting. Grade cards go out 12 Locker cards filled out. Libbey game. 143 Glee Club roast. I5 Movie for purchasers of tickets for the Reserve- Fostoria football game. 16 Nursing skit. I7 Preliminary election for football queen. 19 Final election for football queen. 122 20 Q.D. roast and hayride. 24 Waite-Scott mass meeting. Hi-Y hayride. 25 Waite-Scott game. Varsity Drag. 25-26 Thanksgiving vacation. 30 Norman Saksvig, world's professional typing cham- pion. DECEMBER 2 Phil program honoring the mothers of the varsity football team. 3 Miss Cheek speaks to the colored students. 9 Bowling movie for senior girls. 10 Peri Christmas party for Zets and Phils. DeVilbiss basketball game at the Sports Arena. 13 Mr. john Sloan gives liquid air demonstration. 16 Fashion show for girls. 17 Scott basketball game. 21 Football banquet at the Sports Arena. 23 Christmas program. 24 Christmas vacation begins. 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 QNTAR10 STREET Yard 6-Dorr Street and T. A. and W. R. R. CLEVELAND, OHIO The 'k Kuhlman Builders' Supply , Oficial Photographers and Brick Company for Phone ADams 4107 The PURPLE and GOLD Truck Mixt Concrete DuPont Paints 'A' 919 Nicholas Building Toledo, Ohio PARTS . . SALES . . SERVICE Better Used Cars with a guarantee FOR THE BEST IN THE MIDDLE WEST O' ROURKE MOTOR SALES Tlve llI1ll,l'l'l.Il clwrni of live G'irf.r' ll Club ffiflffltill IIILLU' meefizfg. Slrre we iz .ierzlf A .rrezze f'I'0i'.'l flve Perf flfezir mee liver-iwzfe eujnyr flue fffnffazff llh'l.I'l' ffzecfilfga The Vizftrily reall fnfrveezz 1,'1.1,s'i lllC'C'fj1lg,l', 22 XX7ashington's Birthday-no school. C 3 1 6 H ds QV jf 2,1 Macomber game. ZS Student Council dance and party in the gym. 28 Waite plays Wooclwalrcl in the basketball tourna- 'IANUARY ment at the University Field House. 2 Xxfoodward basketball game. Q MARCH n Senior banquet and prom instruction. I0 Senior banquet and prom instruction. 2 Wqite.CCnttal in the totifnammit, 1 i Libbey game at the Sports Arena. 4 Lit iiiitititigti day. I8-I9 Exams. Q.D. dance in the gym. I9 Senior banquet and prom at the Woman's Building 7 National Honor Society induction service program. ZUJI No school. 2 I New semester begins. Zi DeVilbiss game at the Sports Arena. Sl Lecture by Dr. Brown and her seeing-eye dog. FEBRUARY l Rossi-ord game. 7 National Honor Society's teachers' quiz. I5 Libbey game at the Sports Arena. I7 Mass meeting for the basketball team. I8 Central at the University Field House. Zi Biology department skating party at the Coliseum. 124 LO Peri program honoring the mothers of the varsity basketball team. ll junior-Senior basketball game. Peri dance after the game. 14 Commercial department program. 17 Silent Sound and Nerve Electricity, lecture by C. E. jones. IH Senior Hi-Y dance. 21 Boys' W club boxing and wrestling show. 24 Movie showing Olympic tryouts. 25 junior class one-act plays. Sl Trip to the Art Museum to see the Berlin Master- pieces. Members of the art :lanes display the props tlaq have made for rome of the .rboufr at the football gamer. Calendar APRIL 1 Turn-about dance sponsored by the Phils. 6 Sizzle banquet. 7 Band concert. 8 Tri-Lit dance at the El Rancho. 11 Junior class skating party. 14 Easter service by the Hi-Y and Senior Y-Teen. 13-22 Spring vacation. 29 Art club dance. 30 Choral concert. Sizzle convention at Bowling Green MAY 1 Zet mothers' tea. 2 History department skating party. 3 Open house night. 4 Junior Y-Teen banquet. 6 Glee club dance. 13 Peri mothers' tea. 23 National Honor Society recognition program for Freshmen and Sophomores. 24 Boys' W club banquet. 25 Peri banquet. Zet banquet. 26 Style show by Mrs. Werner's classes. Optimates picnic. 27 Phil banquet. JUNE 1 Modern dance recital. 2 National Honor Society recognition program for Juniors and Seniors. 5 Baccalaureate. 6-7 Finals. 8 junior Prom at El Rancho. 9 Graduation. 10 School is officially over. L. X iC5Q'?:,zNv.sfkrfxffTim Y fmrmvf ,g fi.: 1 id PJ 1, zu: ,vw 'viz 1' v-.ls yr 1!m.A...4 lbpifzq lirefg. I6 C0 TN Q N 'Y 14 X. x -x 'x. X. la 'la la x. x 'x N N -x N. -X N O N N -X Q S., 'S- 4 '-I N X. 1 L '12 Q Seufw +4 2 E 34 42 'N N -x -N bf N . N i X ': fx 'SJ HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana jEWELERS TO WAITE HIGH SCHOOL Representative: P. D. COOK Postoflice Address: Maumee, Ohio Telephone WAlbridge 5890 Compliments of FUR THE BEST IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOWARD A. EGGLESTON and KERMIT L. 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Frank-1015 Idaho Street Donegan, john-554 Plymouth Street Douglas, Bill-739 Greenwood Avenue Drews, jack-220 Plymouth Street Duncan, Ronald-716 East Broadway Dusseau, Charles-65 Ravine Park Village Dyer, Donald-2054 Price Street Earle, Herbert-31lV2 Parker Avenue Faneulf, james-615 East Broadway Fetzer, Kenneth-2638 118th Street Firsdon, Donf1518 Front Street Fouty, Marion-294 Parker Avenue Fox, jim-510 Dover Place Freimark, Howard-1720 Vinal Street Furman, jack-1458 Delmond Avenue Genzinan, Norman - 1415 North Ravine Parkway Gilhert, -lames47l7 Second Street Glauser, james-Box 317, Wrwodville Road Goetz, Don-2623 Pratt Street Green, Haskell--15511 East Broadway Hansen, Robert-868 Rogers Street Harris, Herbert-1639 Oak Street Harrison, Charles-2945 111th Street Heider, jack-302 Willard Street Heineman, Kenneth-1651 Vinal Street Helman, john-644 Church Street Hodulik, Dick-1651 Kedron Street Horst, Bob-816 Fourth Street Horvath, Louis-1983 Barr Street Hoskinson, Brooks-1305 Ellis Avenue Huston, James-194 Ravine Park Village jeschke, Bill-4221 Jackman Road Jozsa, Frank-52 Birmingham Terrace Kahler, William-546 East Broadway Katich, Steve-648 Federal Street Keller, David-2154 Delence Street Keller, Jack41381 Felt Street King, Edward-1212 Halstead Street Kirk, Fred-6?a41f2 Leonard Street Klewer, jerry-731 Clark Street Klickman, Alton-664 Dover Place Knapp, jack-9 31 Berry Street Kontz, Robert-l I9 Worthington Street Lamphier, james-1111 Navarre Avenue Laney, Gene-616 Lange, Edward-1 Lincoln, Larryfl 5 Long, Ton1f2396 Starr Avenue ll-'l Greenwood Avenue 29 Oakmont Street Ottawa River Road Macklin, William-V22-15 Seaman Street Martens, Howard--502 Utah Street Maurer, Lawrence--3129 Case Street Mersereau, Gage-432 West Broadway, Maumee Michael, William-324 Millard Avenue Miklosek, Marty-42017 Mason Street Miller, Ralph-229 Millard Avenue Millward, Richard--862 Kingston Avenue Molnar, Gilbert-416 Paine Avenue Morse, Billg146 Elgin Avenue Murphy, Richard-218 Worthington Street Myrice, 'Harry-1507 Ironwood Avenue Nelson, Dale--1552 Lebanon Street Nicholas, johnf209 Steadman Street Nixon, WiIliain42945 Garnet Street Ortner, john-149 West Plumer Street O'Shea, Charles-355 Plymouth Street Pachey, Henry-865 Butler Street Paulas, Ernest-310 Fassett Street Petersen, Stewart-2667 118th Street Phillips, Alvin-864 Utah Street Rakay, john-324 Burger Street Ramsey, Rodney-902 Oak Street Reasti, john-215 Euclid Avenue Reese, Clyde-274 Plymouth Street Rohrbacher, Don-1416 Vinal Street Rooker, Ronald-1426 Oakmont Street Rutledge, Tim-706 First Street Sandoz, Paul-636 Platt Street Sanford, Bob-5012 307th Street Schaeffer, Merritt-1615 Oak Street Schalkhauser, William-2411 Seaman Street Schnell, Thomas-5656 Walwerth Drive Schultz, Alvin-2567 106th Street Seawater, Charles-1312 Ellis Avenue Silver, Dick-6039 325th Street Sims, Glen-2303 Genesee Street Smith, Bruce-565 Raymer Boulevard Smith, Ray-644 Federal Street Spear, Donald-1943 Hurd Street Spencer, Ray--1951 Kelsey Avenue Steedman, Arnold-269 Steel Street 55165, Bill--906 Berry Street Summersett, William-8 Edgewater Park Swartz, Bernard-716 First 'Street Takas, William-322 Paine Avenue Taylor, Donald-1008 Front Street Thomas, johnson-2020 Front Street Thomas, William-228 Licking Street Thompson, Donald-528 Sheldon Street Thompson, George-418 Third Street Timm, Robert-5514 Gallatin Road Toeppe, Don-942 Forsythe Street Tokles, Angelo-150825 Woodville Street Topping, Richard-1910 Nevada Street Voss, Robert--454 Utah Street Wagner, Gerald-1950 Nevada Street Wanamaker, Duane-8252 Nevada Street Watkins, Eugene-1510 Freedom Street White, Bill--1536 Mott Avenue Whitson, Dick-658 Dearborn Avenue Williams, Robert-653 Clark Street Wood, Russell-202 Valleywood Avenue Yenrick, Robert-2215 Miami Street Young, Algie-942 East Broadway Zedro, jack-1417 Oakmont Street Zbierajewski, Raymond-1 12 5 Greenwood Avenue Zychowicz, Richard-421 Oak Street 141 Senior Director Girls Ahumada, Anita-1024 Oakdale Avenue Aiello, Mary-1726 Oak Street Allison, Margaret-2267 Seaman Street Ambrose, Margie-2332 Valentine Street Andrews, Ruth-1801w Tracy Street Anthony, Darlene-419V2 Fourth Street Ball, Dorothyv113 Greenwood Avenue Barrett, Sally-408 Starr Avenue Basil, Nancy-1505 Kelsey Avenue Behner, Marilyn-811 East Broadway Bellner, Wilma-108 Second Street Bercher, Carol-2815 128th Street Best, Marilyn-1610 Idaho Street Bland, Delorse-623 Plymouth Street Bonis, Goldie-2532 York Street Brockman, Pat-19 Ravine Park Village Brokaw, Rosemary-536 Dover Place Brooks, Loris-654 Yondota Street Bruce, joan-100 White Street Bryant, Marguerite-708 Willard Street Bunce, Joanne-3041 135th Street Burgermeister, Donna-114 Oswald Street Burkett, Carole-2435 Woodford Street Burmeister, Dorothy-1226 Vinal Street Businger, Doris-1542 Melroy Street Butler, j'unef3l2 East Broadway Bylow, Dora-1316 East Broadway Bylow, Elaine-1340 Felt Street Campbell, Pauline-1648 Oak Street Chaplin, Sina-1930K Starr Avenue Chapman, Jeannine-527 RaymerB0ulev:1rd Christie, Carolyn-221 White Street Clifford, Patty-318 Spring Grove Avenue Cole, Selma--1612 Pool Street Collum, Rosella-2059 Nevada Street Conklin, Dawn-1212 Camden Street Cooper, Pat-1102 White Street Corum, Wilma-1110 Hirzel Street Covill, Ruth-1418 Mott Avenue Dartt, Bonnie-621 Prentice Street Dawson, Natalie-838 Utah Street DeLisle, Rosalind-436 Raymer Boulevard Delvecchio, Norma-1209 Delence Street DeWese, Violet-5836 317th Street Donze, Dolores-835 Berry Street Douglass, Doris-910 Stillman Street Downs, Ethel-129 Foulkes Street Drill, Charlotte-285 East Broadway Droghei, Theresa-659 Whitlock Avenue Droghei, Virginia-639 Whitlock Avenue Eakins, Jeanne-6043 325th Street Edwards, Betty-1536 Pool Street Eells, joette-953 Rogers Street Ehrsam, janet-1957 Kelsey Avenue Eneff, Evanka-308 Second Street Ettl, Helen-329 White Street Evanoff, Mildred-704 Oakdale Avenue Everman, Genevie-36 Birmingham Terrace Fejes, Susann-1225 Liberty Street Fitch, Dolores-1142 Utah Street Flegle, Beverly-1125 Idaho Street Georgi, Carole Ann-2301 Valentine Street Godsey, Shirley-137 Ravine Park Village Grosjean, Natalie-11015 Varland Avenue 142 Konz fGustinJ, Velma-1639 Fadmore Drive Halbach, Virginia-2 Fassett Court 'Hallauer, Gloria-1705 Idaho Street Hallauer, Joyce-1705 Idaho Street Hamilton, Louise-1332 Dawson Street Hamm, Elsie-87 Birmingham Terrace Hannah, Sarah-1326 Utah Street Harris, Ivadell-710 Starr Avenue Harrison, PatsyHl111 Mason Street Hastyik, Mary-2341 Caledonia Street Helman, Susie-644 Church Street 'Hiser, Susanne-560 Spring Grove Avenue I-lodges, Beverly-122 Earl Courts Hofman, Thelma-465 Raymer Boulevard Holden, Evelena-1219 Crystal Street Holden, Evelyn-1219 Crystal Street House, Marilou-605 Platt Street Humphreys, Janice-341 Hillside Drive, Rossford Imber, Joan-336V2 Lemert Street Inglis, Jeanette-217 Hathaway Street jameson, Dorothy-714 Parker Avenue jenkins, Janice-550 Navarre Avenue Kajca, 'Helen-306 Paine Avenue Keaton, joan-Q343 Helfner Street Keogh, Margaret-651 Prentice Street Kirkendall, Helen-460 Thurston Street Klawitter, Charlotte-125 Plumer Street Kovacheff, Joyce-104 Second Street Kraemer, Barbara-1505 Kelsey Avenue Krizak, Helen-710 Fourth Street Laberdee, Laverne- 526 Spring Grove Avenue Land, Donna-1612 Nevada Street Lane, Barbara-44 Greenwood Avenue Lane, Judith-578 Thurston Street Lange, Thelma-1114 Greenwood Avenue Langel, Ann-205 Stillman Courts Leidner, Margaret-611 Prentice Street Leidner, RoseAe611 Prentice Street Lynn, janet-1778 East Broadway McAtee, Nellie-5901 Lakeside Avenue McDougall, Phyllis-659 Plymouth Street McEwen, Marilyn-209 Navarre Avenue McGuire, Sharon-534 Walden Avenue McMorgan, june-107 Ralph Street McNutt, Marilyn-34 Weiler Homes Mandeff, Marion-444 Second Street Matney, Helen-845 Stillman Street Mattoon, Pollyg419 Euclid Avenue Meier, Dorothy-2046 Greenwood Avenue Metzger, Donna-821 Nevada Street Miley, joan-758 Berry Street Miller, Freda-520 Walden Avenue Modlinski, Virginia-257 Raymer Boule- vard Mollett, Vivian-2046 Greenwood Avenue Moon, Caryl-706 Federal Street Moriarty, Lucille-812 Sixth Street Murray, jane-205 Ravine Park Myers, Edna-1121 Miami Street Newhouse, Birdene-1140 Clark Street Ousky, Lois-566 Milton Street Palmer, Jane-850 Forsythe Street Paulas, Nancy-1127 Freedom Street Pelliccia, AnnaMae - 1616 Homestead Street Pencoff, Mary-808 Sixth Street Penhorwood, Marijean-952 Front Street Phelps, Bonnie-964 Berry Street Pickens, Myra-219 Oak Street Pompos, Virginia-2042 Bakewell Street Porter, Barbara-212 Fassett Street Reid, Maurita-2826 121st Street Reiter, joan-1011 Mott Avenue Richards, Loretta-w2l20 Bakewell Street Roth, Bettie Jean-1208 Greenwood Avenue Salsburey, Nan-210 Spring Grove Avenue Sanders, Lola-1131 Utah Street Sawade, Deloris-1719 Delence Street Schiavone, Frances-40 Neise Avenue Schwarzkopf, Elsie -- 1610 Greenwood Avenue Sego, Lydia-2643 Fremont Avenue Sendi, Luella-2141 Bakewell Street Shoup, Edna-Republic, Ohio Smalldon, Bonnie-2821 105rd Street Smart, Clarabelle-1315 Michigan Avenue Smart, Rosabel-320 Bay Street Smith, Amy-810 Euclid Avenue Smithers, LaVorme-456 Clark Street Snyder, Kay-1921 Idaho Street Sorah, Donna-584 Dearborn Avenue Spencer, Bennie-1316 Ironwood Avenue Squeo, Donna--552 Plymouth Avenue Stewart, Mary--1215 Girard Street Stewart, Pat-1710 Homestead Street Stover, Beverly-51 East Foulkes Street Stringham, Pat-151W Essex Street Sturt, Phyllis-1617 Homestead Street Stutz, Pauline-2619 Pratt Street Szabo, Margaret-110 Whiting Street Taylor, Alberta-2020 Front Street Taylor, Mary-734 Woodville Street Tefft, Viola-854 Euclid Avenue Tennyson, Mattie-829 Chesbrough Street Thomson, Dorothy-905 Willow Avenue Tipton, Gloria--1422 Mott Avenue Tomer, Avonell-963 Berry Street Truman, Caryol-1537 Utah Street Uhler, Barbara-708 Berry Street Umbs, Ruth-133 Earl Court Veler, Frances-1424 East Broadway Veronie, Effie-1021 Freedom Street Vierling, Mary Louise-1228 Page Street Vykopal, 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