Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1939
Page 1 of 176
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1939 volume:
“
l 5- 1T.u.E. gifs 9 0 t:.r.a: J3C.QL ,W A Wim 7 Q 895 Jiafkkf A' ' bf: wif ft W MV 4 AM Q20 ff aw 75 3 vi 3 . we 'an r lhe hands ol the clock control our school activ- ities throughout the day. ElllElllBHllllUEll Go-editors ....,....A...,........ Marjorie Mills, George Lawrence Go-Business Managers ....,....,........,. Margaret Abrahamson, Max. l. Palm lll Photography .,............,r Don Tangeman, George Lawrence Faculty Advisor ....,.................,....,..........,... Wayne Gregory A lbeautilul build- ing, together with lolty ideals, stimu- lates advantageous expenditures ol time. 1 I' 3, X 'Q a f' ' ' .. awww Q YT c Y 9 S N. 'if 'ns ly. - A fs M g ' 5 'N-.Q J -3. K ish 5' ' ii-I Q . X x f 5 'Q A Q, 4,2 ka-1' 5' N . 227' , ' ,, 'V ' 6 Q - ..w . :gr it f'-J.: , an 5 ,' iff: 'ig ssgiti I Q 4 Q . - ' f1w, . .,fa H' 1 y H ? f Q ' 42 in KR. kvf ' U 1 lV I K , ef ss 5 I , , 4 z 1 1 1, A+ 5, Y: ing, i' fax L' y YW L lf: ' K J a. 2 Q fr -i, l.4 A-if in I lg. fb . Q X wA,9, ': it ' 4 4 ,, 4 Mx l A fd! A ' 4 S ' 5 , Q, ff ,,,, ,X ,Y xx, , X 4 kg - 4 :W ,zz 'Q x H s 7 ,aff iiwlx. br 4 X ' wwiw NQQX ,X A Kgag X . x,f Ab ggi Ma 5 . , YQ , K ' , 'Q SP agua N . ' f sa V -f A- . wk 5 y ZF o W fi 3' v .5, .ff :ff 39-f ', I .N no Q Wir Aya ggi' We Wh ,WN :: W 42 vw' 3 K ,, Q M N. s N Y A ,jg 5 . ,. is .k H1-?wl'f if 'R Q '4 ev., N. 'X it W :.f':5:: F If-:f f:.,'.ffi e ' W Kf V 57f3'?1' Q ?g Vg N'Qf1fwW ,Vw 'f- 'Mi AW 3:50. i WW? , K wf pig? - N 2, , : asv fhw M X H - f W QQ I . .MQ W 'Wiiii-ffm f mggygf if A' -, ' it aw- wh ' LQ Qi? J . QM ,QL 1, W. 5, AM A K W viva X B fy f V 5 'H bw J Q fi.Ki5Agjf,. N , Hx' 12 f A hy W3 ,gg ' L AX'-if , Q7 V 'Z g3vfal55Wf.'?E ' 1Nzv6 'm 3 . V ,f X ' 3 ,' . , L ' blf-'lf' 'm?3'?aZZ4Yii ' 'N' 'L 'i'ikg? M wif 'f59?gw , ' xg Q, iw N , ,Wk wx , :P +wf3'9 J . iymw , f 5 Vx ,Q 1 f E 2 'E 3: 1 fm V D :An 'uw W ,,. 4 mil- 2' Z' - Q, A fl bf ,L Emi dbh. ,E . 9 Y ? .ff ' x A , -4 vm.. is X M, V 1 2eP!W5:fi53 fi 23 ' 'f 'f ' :fi ? ' .- c' Y . .L fy-wT1,,Li4is' 55? .lf 2' K:'g-:.vQf?,A iggxqgqrz iffffilfgif Q!f'Qi5' Q1 45 , . Q pay 5235, L , Q, 5 gm 3 ,pm f L?,x,'v: 'Q Q., M .gf X 5mm K. L1 fi Y , 'wea- 4 IL-I -if Q : 4 ' 3562 gfgmf 3 fig, 'Ti f f 5 ' Ei , i ma-,fi1 . - wi ff' Sim- , Q P2 fzfskzl k-. 2 aw A ,f WW, Wg? fm H . ' -ug sagff , 1 5 , He, -fy 4, 2 4 EEI.' .. PE W' ww af. -- :wf?3 P3?f57-fv'N Am, af .she '11-gfQ,fg.50 if :zz Him ze:-:ev-'.Q:1 , . ,.:-- . - -:F Q. , 2.-xg ,K V -H , I . ff 71511, ' ' iii -' 1i,?5iff3? -Q gg A 1 5. an V- .f .-35, 7 , :g,1-N A ., my - . '-V' - 'L?3'357i3'f --1.5! X5-USAif'A'WWg 5110: 9555952 Q25 Sig 'E T?f'-T . ga ' ' ' A51 5 W - 1. if ig gif -- ,gent ' Ui FK :fr A .5 f -9.91 ' ' 25. g' 1 f A -. Q3 A I Ds P 15:45. an :.4. 1 2 -p ix gg' 1 :J 35 I 1 Eisg: - f' 'Grifji 3 Ellis - f fimPfmMs 135- QW 2335 521 - 6,55 ,L M Q , , ,A . , M,wg,2,, ,.V2,sLsAf,,,. PQ S, -t 5 www fzefyflzisfgztggjggg-gsiiw:fx 1 if 1 4 ' iv 1l:: :.:- , w . , , H 'iw nfifif A WH sul .' U V ' ul X55 ' 'WN I if!'2?fSi:., 5 5 ix: '- R: ff . ' ' - '- - ':, WWQH' . ' 5 L V MM' ' V 'ff':6L5fF2i3S?7f- '55' 'mf Li:15:2Ff??'5f..'f,,. ' :'i:.'f:,F:f5E.:. , I:, . .,,EP'f'f5Q7E,f927L?U1 f: Vlgaw fry' -- :,,3f5:f:::,5g --,gm -. - ,, ' Amir :ai:l:.'::,Q .'3.:':1:'.. z:5E 5S 'asa ff, U ' val!-9!9'r5 ' - ??T'Pf' -:REEL 'i.':m:Qfgf5g:,'E?ii5 ' M ' ,, .. .gal A, , ,M ...,::.. Q H A ,V , , ,X t ., waz' pw -:-.e'sw'5-.-asm 'I-'5Ew:F'ss:2:r'::1-Q. :: My 'liilfhi im, f A 4 455357 K 'l1:gsi5fQ5,k?,ag,gs Uwiggaw ml i -.e2gfffggQwgJ wm:'Mw pzyw22'::s:?wfv .V ales Rwggvgi I A . A11-fuflsmaagvs-fy:si-vm '1 .--,K L,U-fn,..,2.pfw5,w,fa?- Q I :xl ,'5'i fT4Vi:,: tk jQ! 7'fl?'lfff - 'M fi L, A , , f 51' isf5E,'12'f5?f51-iisifzisivff'iiw:,m'2'.-5 1, fa,5v2XvM--115, fu, 1. :Af M21 '- , 135:.s,p'1Q7sggkiifafses-221015-SQNQ Qgmgi 4 w':f'fKfmwmi--ggtfssifw 'gli ?1??Ef1'f K V TTER R . 1-A1115 w ., Pgf-1? 'f' A :mf 5 A 332,15 .f , x J , K, rf X f , 1 QS? , KM ' sf ff V Lk X N, 152345, 'afexx v , L I--... I 8 I l Il :Nl , J tv- Q ,f 2 K 5 x Q 21548 qi Q A we --fa w , Az A H ,R 5 , W 1 nr' ,swf-ffig 5 Q my ' wk k 5' 'fx ,.,. - N' Zi 'YA . 'Q --5' Y' x gf .Q- ,:, X Q, r il-.A x .vi ww .,,, vw w ? fi ai 4. gg 1 if ...U 825 ., - gk? Q, W w. ,., ,, , V g I yy? SP 445' kv EX . W A 2 Sk E if , 2 -I if SQ ,M if Q K 4 .,A, L ggwm ,X 5 x M. M S Q i My A ,J s Pj 95 3 if ' M 3213 A 155 E .1 MQW E ,-'B ..,, ,, M... ,5 ig Ffxh f Q - ,lg rs iw WWE 5 i H 1 Q : 5 1 VL 'rv ' yi - ', ' -- ' - . I ,i'f E': 5 - Y X F5 1 ,A ff , xfggfff ft, ffl 'f ' Q 7- , 1g,3,,f'wQf Y . 1'- ggafl rjg -' A 71- ' 1 f' .3 -mi i X ..-- agar' ' X K . A k was 2 J N, Q J, N if-I-Stax H 'Tw Q we ,wg-zizi .1 uf, '53 4 X- ff 4, 3 fbi I s .-new gi .9 1 aff, F . f !..,a. K., f X 5 4 V51 J Mi: . Q ? 2 K f fiflfifv as 1 1 , A AV,A Q.Af A Q ',:' f -W 1? w. X .-A --Q kffiqvmw .: .5 ...., Q Q, if 1 I2 Y X , 3 J - ag, ,S A wa ,H R M E as.. ' W1 ' 5 Sv ip . ,ff 5,1 , .fy we 2 auf 6 1 a D: Q . 1:35 Q Qs .wa 3.15. an rm., M ,mai 'f agmfm A f- wa:-1 A ., -4553 ,Mfg W is H55 Sa MK L. Q9 .aw 5, .M Q f 3, E Q. E E x Q 5 xy 3, 1 .J 4 s Q L.,- H . 'wg,,'x H . -.,. N L..,. E w '-Sv if -an ,Q If 1. , , y -N' nw ' fx I H H ln. a --.,,,s1 E F Ku, Q Q uns. K ff uv Bw . .. X, 2 ,Nw A 'JI ,Q tg v-,,., 41, 3 4 ky Q- Q-. Hun-v IQ.- Ong-f lu. .gww gggzsffw A..v L. WX . vw-,.... w 's. 1. 15... v 5 gain, rm-M A, -5. 'ho in i 92 vm... Q An . ,W Wwnn , KM Ki-, Www . f 51 px, 2 i QQ 1 MQ, , h .1 vi. ,.,,ff 1 3 Q 2F51 Zan.-' ,Vip K Si? W 1 M .gn K -Why .4 H, .-An N. ff VA, wp. ,iii swag' A Q we . 34 ' L 3525 :wwf ,G nn mf .HT-'f V553 My My ,ww Vkaa Q Q Qi' H ax I H, gal .uf in xiii M any me .Mau in. ,iffh Y if 41 if 5 5 .W Y ..-ff' .1 2? .B ffiiszi-. 5:1795 313 'WYE 21991: 5316. Xml .X Q5 ,H 5 3. is ., -. fi f sg Xa hi Y I :Ei as 6 1 e Q S , W Ns, V3 R fray 1 QS avg ' irfzf ' -352 5, ii? .iff Vi P2 r Q , A 5 fl H3 Q 1 X61 2 fs 1 5:22 -qq M An integral part ot tne daily routine ot tne scnool occurs vvitnin the nome room In addition to tne announcements, tne per- iod presents opportunities to carry on busi- ness rnatters, sueli as tlfie selling ot tne CHA-VTERBOX, and to review preparation tor tne days work. For five vears the juniors have been struggling to reach seniority and now that their goal is in sight, they are anticipating the experience with enthusiasm. HOME ROOM 2ll LAST ROW-D. Korchmar, R. Shott, I. Sharp, E. Vollmer, I. Dietz, I. Ooldstein, B. Fisher, FOURTH ROW--R. Garfield, l. Gaz, C. Schroeder, I. MacMillan, O, Mayo, I. Guggenheim, G. Holterhoff, A, Rlautg THIRD ROW-N, Epplv, S. Stueve, W. Campbell, P. Borden, A. Storrs, R, Bettis, F, Bohnstengelg SECOND ROW--O Morgan, I. Miller, I. Miller, W. Oiesler, C. Weisshaar, W. Voorheis, FIRST ROWYE. Schiff, I, Tolle, S. Smick- ler, W. Blaat, I. Loeb, L. Heilbrun, W. Pfister, T. Raymond, NOT IN PICTURE- D. Bauer, L. Colfer, W. Hissett, H, Rath- kamp. HOME ROOM ZIB LAST ROW-L. Voss, M. Methven, Ci. Finke, I. Herbst, B. Weisgerber, L. Brink- man, THIRD ROW--M. Lewis, M. Daugherty, B. Colfer, D, Evans, E, Fergu- son, A. Beattv, H. Sudduth, SECOND ROW-I. O'Byrne, B Koons, l. Nolan, C. Horak, S. Oerspacher, M, Sizer, B. Bliss, M, Ahleringg FIRST ROW4l. Orove, R. Kauffman, A. Bernheim, E, Frankel, R. Friedman, S. Reuschle, I, Mil- ler, O. Leahr, E. Caldwell, NOT IN RIC- TURE-E. Fox, V. johnson, R. Mitchell, R, Nebolsky, A. Piron, R. Rosenbaum, M. Shoenfeld, E. Wasserman. HOME ROOM 230 LAST ROW-B. Meiss, W. Bertsche, S. Kaplan, B. McCrehean, R. Goldman, L. Becker, THIRD ROW-H. Brown, H. Dawson, C. Arrington, H. Rogers, B. Moore, l. Levinson, I. Heinhold, H. Finn, SECOND ROW-I. Davis, M. Turpeau, O. Sievers, A. Paganelli, H. Weinberg, F, Behn, W. Bates, B. Mueller, l. Crim- mieson, E. Luessen, A, Heldmang FIRST ROW-D. Ellis, F. Price, R Altman, I. Kaufman, A, Allen, H. Weiland, I. Baum- ring, C. jones, T. Bennett, NOT IN PIC- TURE--H. Blair, R. Brown, C. Foster, R. Cioldman, I. Lawson, R. Payne, T. Spicer, HOME ROOM II3 LAST ROW-A. Weihl, S. Rosenthal, M. Tonnies, F. Marvin, Ci. Wert, B. Nathan, THIRD ROW-S. Oettler, S. Cohen, E Schwartz, A. Weiland, L. Robinson, M. Brewer, Cl. Dunham, V. Saloyaara, SEC- OND ROW-I. Plaut, P. Rodgers, D. Ayer, D. Majoewsky, I. Fabe, E. Frost, FIRST ROW-E. Duccilli, I. Haggard, E. Moore, P. Motz, C Taylor, M. Baum, NOT IN PICTURE-P. Blackwell, B. Harteyeld, B. Iones, M. Michaels, B. Neuer, B. Paulus, M. Weil. if Home Room 217 f'ff'fL I LAST ROW-A. Hundley, S. Fernsdort, D. Silber, A. Levinson, V. Feinauer, I. Hermann, THIRD ROW-B. Bone, T. Rosen, O Kane, V. Shinkle, E. Schlueter, M. Aerni, M. Iahnkeg SECOND ROW- M. Braverman, D. Burmeister, C. Miller, I. Neuerman, E. Weirner, L. Willmore, M. Felmang FIRST ROW-I. Bundy, S. Rutman, M. Katz, C. Luedeke, F. Mills, I. Ienkins, L. Walton, NOT IN PICTURE -C. Herbert, I. Hubbard, N Iordan, B. Kamp, F. Matthews, P. Schick. HOME ROOM 2I2 LAST ROW-L. Fryburger, S. Heines, I. Lotspeich, E. Robinson, M. Chambers, B. Vxfilsong FOURTH ROW-E. LePere. A Schwartz, I. Hoerth, W. Beckner, A. Morse, F. Pund, E. Werkg THIRD ROW- R Torbeck, R. Riggs, W. MacCreIlish, A. Ach, R. Haile, R. Nett, SECOND ROW -I. Grant, C. McEIhaney, C. Carothers, A. Bettman, D. Shaw, S Levine, FIRST ROW--I. Bird, R. McCasIin, S. King, L. Freiberg, P. Schwed, NOT IN PICTURE -M. Brown, D. Chenault, D. Cloyd, H. Flax, I, Mason, C Straehley. HOME ROOM 227 LAST ROW-N, Speilberg, H. Hays, B. Starke, V. Martin, THIRD ROW-E. Thompson, M. Sweeney, M. Iacobs, I. Harrison, L. Oassmang SECOND ROW- I. Nichols, S. Rindsberg, I. Abrahamson, C. Oinn, I, Meals, FIRST ROW-E. Bill- ings, H. Schwartz, B. Ooldenberg, B. Rabkin, R. Pteitter, E. Ienike, NOT IN PICTURE-B. Alexander, L. Dunsker, N. Kildutt, M. Rule, B. Stockton. SCDPHCDMORE CLASS The sophomore class has successfully bridged that awk- ward gap between naivete and dignity. Their past achievements assure us that they are an asset to our school, capable ot assuming the responsibilities ot their junior year. HOME ROOM 2l3 LAST ROW-E. Miller, N. Schwab, N. ' Thornton, P. Long, THIRD ROW-M. Sinninger, I Hood, C. Holmes, A. Lie- belt, M. Light, M. Schaufert, B. Hull, V. Andrews, D. Watson, M. Owens, SEC- OND ROW---P. Silverman, C. Hoerr, H. Ryan, M. Flanningan, N. Walderman, L. Waldman, E. Levine, C. Liebschultz, E. Samuels, FIRST ROW-M. Selmeies, R. Berg, I. Levy, B. Koodish, E, Mayer, B. Feinberg, M. Copeland, E. Moore, D. Lipp, NOT IN PICTURE-R. Moore. HOME ROOM I I7 LAST ROW-W. Christen, I. Pickerel, R. Sloane, S. Versteeg, C. Muth, I. Frohman, O Neubauer, D. Rybolt, T. Wright, B. Berman, R. Irvine, I. Hildebrandt, THIRD ROW-R Riegert, S. Iones, H. Lurie, R. Kaufman, D. Oillespie, W. Shepard, B. Taylor, SECOND ROW-I.. Gottlieb, R. Brakeman, P. Herwitz, R. Allen, L. Rob- inson, A. Redmond, C. Kiely, R, O'Con- nellg FIRST ROW-R. Young, C. Browne, I. Hall, H. Reins, O Wehr, C. Luedeke, I, Mahattey, HfWheeIer, R. Lapping NOT IN PICTURE-S. Dollin, I. Frey, B. Ungar. HOME ROOM 326 LAST ROW-C. Mayer, M. Bohne, B. Tennenbaurn, S. Coldblatt, C. Friedman, R. Pierle, E. Shuteg THIRD ROWfC. Heldman, M. Wurst, R. Birk, N. Owen, I. DeBoor, E. Weber, I. Cressg SECOND ROW-I. Levine, A. Barta, S. Fogle, C. Morgan, R, Hansmann, F. Nolte, M. Rich- ter, I. Stewart, K. Morse, E. MacMillan, FIRST ROW-B. Stark, K. Avey, I. Mag- nus. B. Bundmann, D. Elton, L. Lewis, I Tennenbaum, R. Shapiro, B. Erhardt, B. Iansingg NOT IN PICTURE-B. Dean, H. Hall, D, Newman. HOME ROOM 2I 6 LAST ROW-R. Wolf, P. Siegler, A. Bunis, B. Cook, V. Morrow, L. Stickler, R. Cole, THIRD ROW--S. Fantle, D. Soritz, R. Adams, L. Cray, A. Carson, I. Batsche, C. Klensch, M. Kessel, SEC- OND ROW-C. Van Pelt, I. Barlow, H. Perk, S. Block, A. Lurie, R, Bear, C. Handrnan, I. IOSGDIW, FIRST ROW-E. Dowers, I. Cooke, E. Lawson, H. Kuehn, H. Soeevack, D. Warschauer, H. Zwerin, E. Shott, NOT IN PICTURE-H. Brown, I. Frazer, R. Hamersley, I. Muchmore. HOME ROOM 242 LAST ROWWM. Baer, B. Lucas, R. Schnake, R. Suer, THIRD ROW-M Ret- tig, M. Wallenhorst, V. Ruewe, N Saltz- man, S. Oetner, M. Weisbaurng SECOND ROW-D. Kramer, C Oerhardt. M. Con- ners, M. Von Schlichton, E. Turpin, D. Bayer, FIRST ROW-L. Davis, A. Har- ris, R. Crant, I. Boegli, B. Walker, I. Chiles, L. Taylor, NOT IN PICTURE- S. Bettis, A. Day, I. Portmann, B. Stein- berg, R. Wides. HOME ROOM BI4 LAST ROW-R. Moore, H Fershtman, N. Wright, P. Davis, B. LaForce, E. Manogue, I. Montgomery, THIRD ROW-I. Tobias, I. Godfrey, L. Redmond, A. Levine, C Reed, I. Sheoerd, B. Brotttg SECOND ROW-S. Oscherwitz, I. Digman, I. Mid- dleman, I. Hooker, B. Wright, F. Carroll, D. Coldman, A. Silverman, C. McCul- loughg FIRST ROWYI. Schwab, T, Schwartz, I. Oreenwald, B. Levi, H Duc- cilli, L. Straub, D. Feder, M. Modene, NOT IN PICTURE-O Bihn, D. Deremo, I. Hilberg, I. Lieberman, I. Rust. HOME ROOM ll2 LAST ROWgB. Brown, A, Brown, L. Bohn, I. Freiberg, N. Freedman, C. Flar- sheim, FOURTH ROW-R. Doerner, B. Burns, L, Cilaser, T. Bresser, S. Tennen- baum, E. Altemeyer, THIRD ROWfC. Kise, E, Abbot, V. Orear, M. Simendinger, A. Walton, I. Flasheim, I. Allen, SECOND ROW-D. Heuck, M. Chapman, C. Ful- ler, M. Berry, C. Frank, I, Kerr, I Bond, FIRST ROW-E. Hooper, D. Pepinsky, E, Goldman, N. Meis, A. Stacks, M. Lowry, L, Barnes, M. Hullg NOT IN PICTURE- H, Frank, M. Ooldman, L. Sampler, E. Shapoft. HOME ROOM IIB LAST ROW-E, Thon, D. Naylor, T. Brown, C. Alday, W. Portman, W. Fos- ter, FOURTH ROW-C. Woodward, P. Frishkorn, O. Frishkorn, I. Moerlein, I. Davis, C. Ingersoll, THIRD ROW-W. Hermerding, R. Bertsche, E. Daneman, W. Kleeman, R. Sullivan, D. Iohnston, SECOND ROW-G. Linder, T. Lykins, O. Bennett, D. Baskind, R. Rosenfeld, S. Woodward, I. Rader, L. Smith, FIRST ROWQC. Sinning, I. Landaker, R. Lam- bert, G, Hartwig, T. Heldman, P. Starr, I. Chapman, R. Hartman, S, Palmer, NOT IN PICTURE-R. Bundy. V FRESHMAN CLASS The largest freshman class in the history ot our school has this year shown excellent promise of becoming a leader in respects other than size. The good will ot the entire school goes with them in their climb toward seniority. Zl HOMEROOMI32 LAST ROWJR. Glass, R. Belsinger, I. Reis, I. Walther, H. Phillips, P. Outcalt, E. Eistert, W. Hinsch, W, Hobart, THIRD ROW-C. Myers, C, Koehler, B. Des- streicher, R. Bluestein, A. Friedman, B. Gobrecht, E. Bolce, C. Strohbach, SEG OND ROW-A. Neave, K. Frederick, W. Haggard, M Hicks, A. Cohn, S. Upson, I. Bath, I, O'Byrne, B. Bauer, D. Allen, FIRST ROW-E. Grater, A. Wasserman, N. Weiskopt, P, Burks, S. johnson, R, Emmich, C. Thompson, I. Phillips, E. Rubenstein, E. Ostermann, D Wolt, NOT IN PICTURE-W. Redeker, K, Robinson, G. Sumpter. . HOMEROOMII4 LAST ROW-I. Salinger, M, Ellison, M. Sudduth, M. Berngardt, E, Rosenbloom, B. Sunderlin, M. Cohn, I. Oelrich, THIRD ROWe-E. McLean, G. Stevenson, E. Kennedy, R, Lee, B. Cloyd, P. Postle, D. Zink, I. Yeckel, SECOND ROW-V. Har- court, S. Fabian, H. Ayer, A. Denhart, M. Corliss, I. Ray, M. Bohm, C, Rauch, L. Sampson, A. Creang FIRST ROW4L. Bel- lew, M. Grimm, H. West, V. Downs, A. Schuman, A. Reinhart, S. Brett, S. Stern- bergg NOT IN PICTURE-P. Butz, S. Gardner, L. Hippie, M. Roush, D. Selig' man, L. Withington, A. Woeste. HOME ROOM IM LAST ROW-C. Sikes, E. Kuhn, S. Hunt, H. Walker, E. Rassell, H. Perlman, I. Baur, L. Wilchins, THIRD ROW-M. Stern, R, Hermann, A. Baumgartner, R. Ruth, A. Dunsky, C, Shively, R. Allen, W. Wenzel, SECOND ROW-R. Glickman, L. Egelson, E. Methven, R. Auman, R. Hartz, L. Phillips, R. Elkus, H. Hottrogge, D. Hawley, FIRST ROW-R, Glaser, W. Harrison, W. Sheppard, P. Edlin, I. Kie- ter, I. Well, I. Abrahamson, D. Nearing, S. Harris, I Freidenheim, NOT IN PIC- TURE-D. Blankenhorn, W. Kautz, K. Matthews. HOMEROOMIIB LAST ROWAC. Okrent, V. Hecht, M. Liscow, G. Levine, M. Cullen, I, Weiss, B. Watson, B Elliott, M. Stewart, FOURTH ROW-R. Brunner, P. Hamer, B. Bauman, M. Clitt, D. Mastin, M. Rue- bel, B. Carpenter, Schur, I. Morrison, THIRD ROW-E. lngledue, C. Rattety, H. Quinn, E, Steinberg, M. Lion, A. Stephenson, F. Martin, H. Gray, SECOND ROWSM. Hukill, R. Spohr, V. Iuergens, R, Auer, R. Brott, P. Cozineg FIRST ROWAR. Harig, N. Williams, D. Schwarm, A. Fisher, R. Weinberg, A. loseph, H. Redmond, M. Sherman, A. Theiss, NOT IN PlCTUREfl. Harris, .A F7 I' ll I se, Ee 'll' I ,I HOME ROOM IIO LAST ROW-'C Ouggenheirn, T. Denham, R, Hottman, C McNeill, H. Perry, O Nadler, O. Thomas. F. Torbeck, FOURTH ROW--R. Iones, T. Levy, L. Miller, B. Korchrnar, C. Kennedy, O. Hughrnark, M. Beckman, S. Winter, THIRD ROW-L, Mendelsohn, R. Danenhauer, R O'Con- ner, R. Hood, B. Oettler, I. Cohen, K. Eiler, I Sawyer, SECOND ROW-R. Man- ogue, R. Oreen, R. Dartnall, I, Hough, I. Carter, I. Heldmang FIRST ROW-R. Chackstield, L. Devore, M. Corhly, I. Friedman, D. Laihson, D. Singer, A. Meyer, E. Engelhardt, NOT IN PICTURE-A, Cherutt, R. McCann, T. Siegel. HOME ROOM 323 LAST ROW-M. Schriner, M. Albury, D Williams, I. lnskeep, A. Woltg FOURTH ROW-D. Brinkman, M. May, D. Wheel- vvright, D. Leavitt, R. Street, M. Beasley, THIRD ROW-N. Schwarz, I, Hess, M. Lucas, M. Epstein, F. Maish, I. Siegler, S. Rockwood, SECOND ROW-M. Shreve, B. Ott, M. Tuttle, A. Hamoson, K. Hade rika, H. Frankel, A. Voorsanger, D. Stew- art, FIRST ROW-L. Reuschle, I. Boehm- ler, Z. Bernardini, B. Fisher, H. Smith, I. Fulleman, H. Orlik, M. Kauttman, R. Heldmang NOT IN PICTURE-M. Cherd- ron, D. Calvert, R. Davis, S. Fischman, I. Hahn HOME ROOM Ill LAST ROW-E Hill, E. Oinn, R. Cato, H. Wartik, D. Ecker, L. Barnhorstg FOURTH ROW-I. Bohnstengel, H. Oott, E. Draketord, O. Roltson, D. McFarlan, L. Voss, R. Oreene, I. Mitchussong THIRD ROW-O Weil, D. Meehan, E Neidich, W Buch, D. Barton, L. Moschel, K. Oel- ker, W. Miller, SECOND ROW--W. Ison, I. Renner, R. Anderson, R. Eggerding, F. Armstrong, FIRST ROW-W. Arman- drott, R. Schwegman, H. Walters, W. Kinney, H. Revelson, R. Oravett, R. Travis, H. Reinke, R, Skinner, NOT IN PICTURE -A. Miller, O. Mossman, B. Plaut, A. Sandrock, O. Scharnhorst, D. Thomas, M. Wilson, M. Zoller. HOME ROOM Zl 4 LAST ROW-R. Neblett, R. Katz, L. Mer- vis, W. Wilson, E. Hogan, A. Eyrich, H. Frazer, W. Crutchtield, THIRD ROW- C. Luberger, H, McVeigh, I. Patterson, L, Sachs, P. Christensen, I. Snodgrass, P. McOraven, H. Roth, SECOND ROWfW. Mathis, O. Ellerman, W. Fry, I. Kautte man, H. Dunham, R. Craig, P. Connelly, FIRST ROW--R. Simendinger, C. Peter- son, M. Brook, I. Sorrelle, O Rosenzweig, I. Irvine, A. Brigham, W. Leiner, L Iohn- song NOT IN PICTUREAC. Fisher, V. Hill, D. Iacobs, O. Parkhill, O. Randolph. HOME ROOM 3l0 A-L LAST ROW--N. DesMarais, P. Haetner, R. Bone, S. Boake, C. Balitsis, C. Fuller- ton, L. Brooks, E. Fletcher, E. Hill, THIRD ROW-M. Hochstadter, P. Lancey, M. Davison, M, Hinlqle, I, Cabe, I. Billrnan, H. Ilse, B. Denman, SECOND ROW-I Heinz, I. Oreenspan, I. Harris, M. Bea- rnan, R. Fowler, W, Koenig, S. East, T. Cherry, M. Levine, FIRST ROW-L. Le- henbauer, B. Bennett, I, Epstein, D. Bern, D. Iordan, E. Bardach, E. Chaney, I. Al- len, M, Barnes, D, Farris, NOT IN PIC- TURE-E. Davis, M. Denstord, I. Creer. HOME ROOM 3lO M-Z LAST ROW-C. Moorrnan, S. Oscher- vvitz, E. Versteeg, I. Smith, S. Schear, M. Roberts, R. Pabst, R. Wagner, THIRD ROW-A Rule, M. Reed, B. Schmidt, Y. Stone, I. Schrott, P. Payne, E. Rosen, M. Radabaughg SECOND ROW-P. Part- low, E. Scharold, B. Nett, I. Sebastian, M. Silverblatt, E. Vannorte, B. Weidmann, FIRST ROW-C. Neal, K. Ruff, A. Oden, I. Miller, M, Thornburgh, C. Russak, E Weinshenkerg NOT IN PlCTUREfV. Sachs, R. Salzburg, S. Stern, A. White, I. Whitteker, EIGHTH GRADE The eighth graders have proudly completed their tinal year ot preparation, they are novv eager to brave the responsibilities ot high school lite, having proved their merit by active participation in school activities. 24 HOME ROOM 332 Section B4 LAST ROW-V. Littlejohn, I Schautert, O. Naetach, D. Conley, A. Thorn, B. Mitchel, I. Ciesler, A. Wittmeyer, M. Fisher, THIRD ROW-I. Cramer, D, Pauly, I Fagg, O Bank, N, Owens, M. Morgan, E. Norman, M. Ciuccio, SECOND ROW-W, Rathcamp, L. Parker, M. Templeton, M. Iackson, D. Sargent, H, Yee, L. Weeks, D Ramey, R Rice, FIRST ROW-F Cress, B. Troy, C Melzer, I. Fabe, R Beckner, I Ienkins, R Soecker, W. Ficker, K. Rirman, NOT IN PICTURE --C. Singleton, I Steinnecker. HOME ROOM 332 Section B7 LAST ROW-K. Baude, H. Weidman, D, Bryan, A. Lloyd, R Kraus, S. Stillpass, D. Herbst, THIRD ROW-I. Boegli, M. Milch, I. Streicher, N. Harrison, E. Mon- Iar, B. Dana, S. Kleesattelg SECOND ROW---M. Ernst, S Merkle, I. Spring- meier, I Calloway, A. Smiley, M. Fein- berg, E Solwayg FIRST ROW-I. Clenn, I. Conners, I Silyerblatt, K. Koch, I. Simonetti, R. Spring, L. Renfrow, L. Roth, NOT IN PlCTUREeD. Bobe, I. Glenn, N. Harrison, B. Litwin, M. Richmond, B. Tennenbaum, P. Todd. HOME ROOM 337 LAST ROW-M. Stricker, R Saltzman, V, Oraves, L. Weisbacher, A. Holzer, B. Millerg THIRD ROW-B Stern, D, Ceb- hart, D. Iacob, L. Dreitus, H. Yee, M. Ioseph, R. Eltenbaum, E. Kuntz, SECOND ROW-D. Riedinger, M. Usher, M Eber- le, I, Cramer, E Malany, C. Seidel, E. Hottman, B, Morgan, S, Fogel, FIRST ROW-I. Pogue, F, Ginn, O Talcott, L. Warm, B. Adkins, B Brune, I, Browning, I. Magnus, H. Southern, NOT IN PIC- TUREeI. Parsons. HOME ROOM 334 LAST ROW--R. MacGregor, I Ruffin, E. Beckham, R. Thomas, O. Browne, P. Krone, P Stuhlreyer, THIRD ROW-I. Meyer, I. Boos, K. Brown, O Hamilton, M. Turk, P. Kessel, M. Bates, C Smith, SECOND ROW-H. Skipper, S. Tonne, B. Troy, B. MeDaI, A. Heilbrun, R, Lewis, B. Redmond, E. Conner, FIRST ROW-I. Schulkers, B Winsborough, W. Rudlott, B. Marty, O Schilling, P, Wamser, A. Na- than, B. Hall, C. Stix, W. Rogers. HOME ROOM 335 LAST ROW-M. TrItschIer, I. McMIIIen, I Ruttkay, L Rouse. I. Iohnston, R. Srnrth, M Phelps, P. WhaIen, C. Pogue, THIRD ROW4I, Robtnson, D. HarIand, I. Bryson, T. Catue. D. Frederick, D. Froehhch, D Bittntan, E, PaImer, SECOND ROW---M. Washtngton, C. Hughes, Z Stewart, A. Rach, F. Prenatt, T. Edwards, M. Iones, M Bryan, M Howard, FIRST ROW- I. Helrners, C. Ltoo, A Fntz, C Cooas, R Ktnney, Cr. Neare, C. Whtooy, B. Ruff, A Kuehng NOT IN PICTURE- -M. Feck- helnwer. HOME ROOM 224 LAST ROW---D Crarn, P. Cinberg, L Beyer, C. Schmidt, M. Wrghtrnan, A Bundy, L. Hegner, D. HattersIey, C. Thornas, THIRD ROW-I Routen, M. Herbert, M. Adair, E. Vinacke, K. Cros- by, B HoIston, I Citron E Meyer, B Postleg SECOND ROW-S WooIIey, E. Schmreg. V. Ptertter, C. PosteII, T. Per- ktn, I. MIlIer, I EsseII, T. Wides, M. Bucher, W. Eberhardtg FIRST ROW-B. Erb, B. Fahnestock, S. SiIv:an, M. Wen- struo, I. Carter, I Rosen. S Lance, H. Brown, NOT IN PICTURE- -M. Cordes. HOME ROOM 330 LAST ROW- N. Whitaker, C. ReckeI, A. ThetIer, M. Oruener, M. Hadnka, S. Meng, B. Vtfitteg THIRD ROW4I Frank, I Iantz, L. Owens, M. Schoen!e. F Beuche, T. CaddeII, S. Armstrong, SEC- OND ROW-A. OaIther, D. Tucker, E. Ktng, F. BIuesteIn, P. Parker, D. Mitten- dorf, H HoIton, I. Rosen, H. Rosen- baum, P. Arensterng FIRST ROWfW Doerr, R Wachs, B. Hoyer, R. Irwin, I Scott, B. Lewts, A. Toth, I. Erhardt, E. BIatt, H. Soahn, T. SkiIIrnan, NOT IN PICTURE-L. Scott. HOME ROOM 232 Section B2 LAST ROW-A Ernrnert, O. Iacornini, C Magrish, B Strubbe, B LevInson, P. Nay- Ior, H McCntt, THIRD ROW-C. Morn- bach, S. Braunstezn, R. Sprague, R. WaI- ker, B. Morrow, I Katz, B. Whitteker, E Ratterman, I. NowIan, SECOND ROW- R Todd, C cIeOIde, P. Orace, C. Kuch- Ier, H. Schmtdt, T. Werner, E Schwab, FIRST ROW-AV. Petne, M Roberts. M. FrankeI, I. TIdI3aII, P Oolclsrntth. I. Pat- terson, D Baxter, D. Turner, V Kreirner, NOT IN PICTURE -M. CecuI, H. MachIe, D. MIIIer. SE VENTH GRADE Sately through their first stages ot bewilderment, our etties have established Themselves in Walnut Hills both in scholarship and in extra curricular activities Now they can devote themselves to the enjoyment as well as to the hard work which school lite provides. HOME ROOM 336 LAST ROW4L. Krueger, R. Landmeier, E, Michels, D. Morgan, R. Davidson, R. ToeWater, I. jones, H. Mitchussong THIRD ROWA--A Traphagen, D. Hunt, B. Oilla, E. Radloft, D. Denman, A. Schwartz, A. Ormston, M Hopkins, L. Rushing SECOND ROW-V-B. Hirsch, B. Kroger, M Koehler, M Ott, E. Lowrnan, M. Mason, E. Holston, N. Barnett, R, Ernst, FIRST ROW4E. Neblett, W. Glas, A. Flaugher, B. Selby, S. Rattety, O Bo- Iington, I. Brunswick, R. Hill, F Duden- hoetter, W. Nolte, NOT IN RICTUREN M, Berman. HOME ROOM 234 LAST ROW-F. Apple, E. Lorenz, L Wilson, C. Martin, O. Walker, M. Rieth. M. Streicher, R. Pugh, FOURTH ROW- C. Litwin, D. Rouda, S. Okrent. M. Be- attie, M Todd, A. Biddle, S. Kirschnerg THIRD ROW-M. Billups, S. Altman, O Cohen, S. Cordon, I, Carty, R Reid, A Slavita, L. Pockrosg SECOND ROW--S. Kreimer, I. Pierce, I. Heekin, I. Stewart, R. Voss, H, Miller, I. Procter, FIRST ROW-I. Miller, B Woodrow, P. Bois- seau. T. Hallock, D, Talbot, R. Butler, I. Benham. HOME ROOM 237 LAST ROW-I. Beyersdorfer, C. Resse, I. Herron, V. Phibps, L. Sanker, H. Barch, THIRD ROW-M. Kurz, C. Frenkel, M. Eitzpatric, P Peter, M Herbst, A. Dorsch, L. Davies, SECOND ROW-M. Dayis, A Denson, F. Galley, R Harteyeld, H. Creen- wald, M. Fishbach, E. Eaton, I. Wagner, FIRST ROW--D. Hadrika, S. Niemoller, L Buer, M. Wultekamp, E. Ratlitf, E. Zorndorf, C. Bumiller, NOT IN PIC- TURE4E. Andress, W. Bennett, R. Wade. HOME ROOM 236 LAST ROW-R. Stickney, C. Neubauer, S. Curll, M. Dugan, I, Senger, D. Whit- taker, I. Upham, V. Hodge, THIRD ROW -R. Trew, W. Walters, T. Venn, C. Edelsohn, M. Kimball, V. Lambert, D. Wilson, R. Richmond, I. Cummins, I. Calanoyg SECOND ROW-D. We-rden, F. Meyer, D. Trabert, D. Silver, A. Long, P. Hambson, R. Hosenohr, I. Redrow, M. Klein, FIRST ROW-C. Neely, H. Brinkman, H. Dietz, M. Kreimer, I. Mc- Cammon, A. Maish, M. Braverman, E. Lazar, N. Stayton, B. Friedman, I. Twit- tyg NOT IN PICTUREfM. McMaster, I. Bunting, M. Todd, C. Zike. HOME ROOM 338 LAST ROW-I. Woellner, M. Marx, M. Bollinger, N. Cahill, S. Rouda, V, Michauxg THIRD ROW-C. Kautz, L. Shouse, I. Schwarz, I. Iungclas, L. Hoehn, E. Strange, M. Schatz, SECOND ROW-M. Hackett, P. Strong, H. Klayman, I. Patterson, P. Ruth, E. Hottman, C. Cohen, E. Woolseyg FIRST ROW-R. Smith, W. Iohnson, E. Segelken, A Tuch, I. Stern, I. McClain, F. Scharold, S. Parsons, NOT IN PIC- TURE-P. Rothman. HOME ROOM 235 LAST ROW-C. Colvard, N. Newman, D. Lockley, M. Iones, A. Smith, D. Tau- chert, P. Hathaway, D. Toming THIRD ROW-R. Tonnies, C. Williams, O Oib- son, S. Hanford, I. Fox, B. Ott, I. Koch, Cr. Miller, R. Williams, SECOND ROW- A Rotter, T. D'AngeIo, B. Myers, C. Weis, I. Decker, I Mueller, C. Oster- mann, E, Cilbert, M. Kessler, FIRST ROW-E. Wittwer, D. Drake, T. Buka, C. Camoran, R. Blust, W. Heuck, F. Katz, O Lavender, R. Coblang NOT IN PIC- TNRE-R. Rice. HOME ROOM 225 LAST ROW-A. Horwitz, M. Spangen- berg, H. Myers, H, Appleton, M. Bern- stein, A. Carnochang THIRD ROW-V. Rich, I. Heinz, M. Mathis, M. Smith, H. jackson, O. Parker, M. Bedols, SECOND ROW-H. Hilberg, C. lones, C. Tieman, A Sanker, M. Lucas, D. Lamping, FIRST ROW-H. Kraus, I, Head, P. Bartsch, B. Cone, S. Chipman, I. Wilson, I. Bear. HOME ROOM 232 Section 76 LAST ROW-C. Cartwright, I. Croth, D. Dugan, B. Baker, B. Kirschner, S. ltkott, I. Feldhausg SECOND ROW-R. Dennis, E, Hansen, E. Ginsberg, P. lngledue, A. lohnston, I. Franck, M. latter, FIRST ROW-A. Kennedy, P. Menager, A, An- derson, M. Armandrott, P. Byrer, A. Cur- rens, V. Ceraci, C. Lochner. HOME ROOM 232 Section 7I LAST ROW-S. Grove, M. Mitchell, H. Motsinger, T. Pulliam, W, Barnes, M. Eck, C, Patton, SECOND ROWfR. Bar- ton, C. Straehley, F. Ahlering, G. Cirad, H. Morris, H, Wolf, C. Secosang FIRST ROW4R. Stevenson, M. Ott, O. Colight- Iy, R, Eyrich, I. Riley, I. Clermont, R. Pereira, E. Mulyaney, I Silverstein. EN M an ,ar :Q ,S if Q f N L 5 1.74 ft '3 S . . Q 9 'W' ' ' j'4i'?wfl. l Q z -,,, H kwg, F' Q 1 x I A. I , -.- ww W, ., 'K dl, f, M vw M 5? X ii SL 1 I I v 1 'i L52 x 'B Q Q 'ff yi gk 522 M., E ff' REMEMBRANCE OF Miss lsabelle Geiger Labors of good to man, Unpublished charity, unbroken faith, Love, that grew with years, And faltered not in death? ii fWILLIAN'I CULLEN BRYANT 32 -aff' QNZKS' X J H PW. ff w i 34 ! 'Pl W W 3 5 V 5 4 5 1 35 36 ii- Q Q S A n J N.. .W W E 'a 1 i E 1 ,S N fi Q ii ? I E 5. S 2 3 23 su X i i J.. A z a I 39 ' 1 T I V I T I I A nevv schedule, in which the sixth bell every day is devoted to the club activities ot the pupils, hasybeen in- augurated this year. The purpose ot the system is to create an oppor- tunity for students to participate in extra-curricular activities d u r i n g school time, thereby developing a maximum amount ot interest. The plan has been a success: numerous new clubs have been formed and the enrollments in all the clubs have been increased. T40 I 1.4 I ,li-i' A-- j 1 sys 5 f Q rw ,, M f vw Q.. .e-,f:,, X.. 1 ff'-ff N V fw' f '.,:-.:,,. .3 -EU I isfwysml 5 ,, s Q-5,,5,,,,K4,w1,.--fm .W REMEMBIURNCER The statt takes pleasure in present- ing to the school the i939 Remem- branceri The purpose embodied in our achievement is to create a pic- torial record ot a typical day at Wal- nut l-lills, and to stress the impor- tance ot advantageous expenditure ot time. The hands ot the clock rule our livesg but it vve succeed in at- taining maximum accomplishments vvhile under the vvhip ot that exact- ing taskmaster, vve shall be set tree. With these purposes in mind vve ot the statt have tried to carry out our pledge to make this year's annual an outstanding achievement, a Remem- brancer vvhich vvill live in your memory as long as the hands ot the clock continue to move. 43 Cl-IATTERBCDX STAFF This year, the Chatterbox has had the largest subscription in the history of the paper. The staff has vvorked diligently to maintain the high journalistic standard set by the previous staffs. Through the medium of good reporting, interesting features, and a greater variety of pictures, the Chatterbox has at one and the same time continued its accurate publication of information concerning school affairs, and has endeavored to present a more interesting nevvspaper to the students. Tom Wartik, co-ed., R. Herr Bus. Mgr., l Austin, co-ed. A. Sutherland, Adv. A, Day, C. Friedman, C. Smith, K Lev M Palm W , y, . , , Beck- ner, j. Kauffman, A. Fisher, j. Salinger, C. Carothers, l. Berl- ing, 1. Wieland, M, Abraham- son, E. Maple, C. Raible, M Goss, O. Sievers. B. Starke, l-l, Wieland, l. Nolte, j, Sharp, B. Mcflaslin, R. Thede, M. Kessel, A. Allen, W. Peck l. l-lelmsderfer, C. Cebhart, A. Thielen, E. Waldhauer, lvl, Neu- errnan, O. Renfrovv, lvl. Deich- man, A. Braun, E. Miller V Salovaara, , . C. Cebhart, J. Weiland, Bus r., D, jones, B. Neuer Greenwald, ed., L. Weber. S. Levine, C. Heldman, K. Out- Calt, T. Lehrnan, V. Salovaara, B. Bliss, R. I-lerr, M. Goss, S Warschauer, W. Peck, K. Levy, C. l-lahn, D. Mombach, l. Sal- inger, B. Colter, 1. Bundy, D Stuhlbarg. T I-l E G L E A lvl The Clearn, founded as an inducern t t en O creative literary en- deavor, has upheld its purpose this year and at the sarne time has provided interesting reading tor the entire school. With the addition ot a nevv department and the rnoditication ot tvvo other features, the Clearn has been raised to a superior level in high school publications, 45 A ,li 2 if , Us V ,Z ff ,E Ll f , , 3: U 9-5 '?j3,5g,zf1 ,'-, uf ii li , mh J ' fs , N i 1 W 5'Q1 i . 5 I. ip I, . I in Q . 4 A ,kj 4, M .. 1 M 1 ' ' , Lvgr V ,fi - f V Q3 six V W S. Li S2 his 9 M . 'f ' fy nf K 1 X + 25 1 A'--' , L . ' if ' 9 9 'L 1,,m f i , gm W Q .f m F f M. ' W 4 A 'X mf ' Q W 4 Mkvlfm, .:,,' A1 W - fi My H 5 P2 7 K QM S EQ , e Iwi? W 11 o 4 ' N xv mg A CAPPELIJX Cl-IGH? climaxeol by participation in tlie Clwoir Festival lfield in May. lVlrs. Nelle Custer lVlurpl1y anol tlie members ol tlwe clioir are to pe congratulated on tlieir excellent rep- resentation ol Walnut l'lills in tl'ie musical lielol. A 5 ff b ff ...gg , 1 gsvffgjlfi Q.. .- w25,.i:,i . ,I if-Ag, ,z-:Hg fl: -L Qui ff v mf. mf ,. if R 4 5 i.-fv54,i.i1Si na sa l E1 W T '1 li'V' fQ--A EE CLUBS Under the direction ot lvlrs, Nelle Custer lvlurphy, the Boys' and Cirls' Clee Clubs have enjoyed a year ot outstanding achievement. ln spite ot the tact that the enrollment in these organizations has been much larger than in previous years, the Clee Clubs have presented artistic programs tor assemblies throughout the year, besides giving creditable performances in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. 49 boys, Qctette The Boys' Octette again has been one of the most popuar of the musical units in the school. The lively spirit of the boys is reflected by their interpretations of the varied numbers in their repertoire. The group has made numerous appearancesi in churches, over the radio, and at the Central Y. lvl. C. A. Triple Trio Due to the fact that the Triple Trio was composed entirely of senior girls last year, a new group of girls with very little previous experience in small ensemble singing forms the Triple Trio this year, l-lovvever, their popularity has already reached beyond the limits of the school. The Triple Trio formed the nucleus of the Cirls' Revue Chorus, be- sides performing over the radio, at assemblies, in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and for organizations outside of the school. Aflusic Appreciation Club The Music Appreciation Club vvas organized primarily to create an opportunity for young people to become familiar with the vvorlcs of the great composers, and to learn to love and understand good music. The club is accomplishing this purpose under the guidance of lvlrs, Laurence Ach, who presents comprehensive studies of composers and their vvorks, thus revealing to the members the art of true enjoyment of music l-larmonica Club One of the most unique clubs in the school, the l-larmonica Club, has reached many students who are interested in harmonica playing. Op- portunities are presented to acquire greater skill in that art, and profitable discussions are conducted in the meetings. 50 4 Bond This year, besides appearing in uniform at all our football games, the band had the honor ot marching in the Sesquicentennial Parade With Ezra l.uessen as Drum Major, it typified the spirit ot Walnut l-lills as well as the musical talent ot the school, JUDIOI' Chorus Under the direction of Miss l.ona B'acl4, the junior Chorus is a musical organization tor lovver school students vvith outstanding vocal ability. Not only does it provide an outlet tor musical talent, but it also serves as an excellent opportunity to train the younger voices in en- semble singing in preparation for the upper school musical units. Qrchestra This year the Orchestra, under the baton ot Merrill B. Van Pelt, has succeeded in obtaining tvvo periods a vveek during school hours tor rehearsals, ln addition to playing at The Merry Wives ot Windsor, The Blue Birdf' the Spring Concert, and graduation, the orchestra appeared in the Revue under the direction ot Doris Thornton. 53 Student Council The Student Council is the voice of the student body. Pupils have an opportunity to place any suggestions which they feel vvould improve the government or general vvelfare of the school in the hands of the Executive Committee. This committee in turn presents the matters before the Council, which considers them with the betterment of the school in mind. The manner in which problems have been handled proves the success of student government at Walnut l-lills, Stucliwfeourt Seni The purpose of the Student Court is to try some of the cases of students vvho violate school regulations, especially the cases which would be more familiar to the students than to the faculty. The Court is composed of four senior and three junior boys, vvho are attempting to uphold the high standards of Walnut l-lillslthrough their particular service to the-school. or Council The Senior Council is a group of five senior girls vvho make up the five fingers of Miss Clarkeis right hand. ln addition to vvorking with Miss Clarke in the guidance of attitudes tovvard the school and of standards of personal conduct, each girl is in charge of a certain ac- tivity: Big Sisters, Student Aid, Miss Clarl4e's Office, Ushers, and l-louse and Grounds. 54 I 55 1 I wk, ir fx V I, K ,KIMZJM .L The l-li-Y Club is a national organi- zation ot high school boys vvhich is sponsored and guided by the Y. lvl. C At, whose principles are extend- ed throughout the school and com- munity by the l-li-Y. This year a Freshman l-li-Y vvas formed, in ad- dition to the Sophomore and Sen- ior clubs. Among the activities ot the organization vvas the manage- ment ot the tootball banquet and the ping-pong tournament, besides the erection ot a score board tor the football tield, participation in the state l-li-Y conference, and con- tinuation ot the successtul Hbig brother program. The boys joined the Girl Reserves in various activi- ties, particularly in the arrangement ot the Vocational Guidance Lectures. Eagle Y Girl Reserves The Eagle Y Girl Reserves is an organization attiliated with the Y. W. G A., open to all sophomore, junior, and senior girls. The activities are based upon the development ot the three phases of litei spiritual, mental, and physical. Participation in the program ot the Girl Reserves will gain tor the participant a well-rounded character and will aid in the acquisition of a pleasing and forceful personality, True Blue Girl Reserves Membership in the True Blue Girl Reserves aids the lower school girls in the same respect as membership in Eagle Y is an advantage to upper school girls. Besides the tact that their ideals are similar to those ot Eagle Y, the club serves to unite the younger girls and helps them to make lasting friendships early in high school. irls, League Qllicers , The Girls' League is an organization in which every girl automatically becomes a member upon entering Walnut l-lills. Meetings are held once a month. A new teature in which there is an executive committee composed ot one representative from each home room was put into operation this year. The Girls' League is working toward the George E, Davis Scholarship Fund. 58 off! Kg: I a Y Sisters The Hbig sisters, a group of girls selected from the senior class, are entrusted vvith the guidance of the nevv seventh grade girls. The pur- pose of the organization is to instill within the nevv girls the true spirit and academic ideals of Walnut l-lills, besides helping them to become oriented in a minimum amount of time. Traffic Squad Were it not for the loyalty and perseverance of the Traffic Squad, under the guidance of Dr, Senger, the entrance circle of the school would create a major traffic disturbance. l-lovvever, our boys have over- come those difficulties through their diligence and capability in hand- ling traffic situations efficiently. Botany Club The Botany Club is one of the most active in the school, A system of program committees has been devised, vvhereby it is possible for every member to participate in the planning and presentation of the meetings. ln addition to its regular meetings, the club plans a trip the first Thursday of each month to such interesting botanical sites as the lvluseum of Natural l-listory, Natorp's Nurseries, and the Eden Park Greenhouse. Zoology Club Under the able supervision of lvliss Etta Elberg, the nevvly formed Zoology Club has accomplished a great deal in its first year of or- ganization. The club, composed of former students of Zoology, delves into the subject more thoroughly and much more extensively than the regular high school course, Besides theopportunity created for ad- ditional research, the club has engaged several speakers, authorities in their fields. 61 -7 Junior Science Club The junior Science Club vvas organized in order to create a greater interest in science among the seventh grade pupils. Meetings are arranged in which discussions are held and demonstrations are performed, so that more knovvl- edge about scientific thinking, experimentation, and scientific hobbies, may be gained by the members. lndian l.ore Club Although the lndian Lore Club is a comparatively new organization, it has met with great success among the younger boys. Under the direction of lim Stone, the boys are becoming familiar with lndian customs and especially the art of lndian dancing. l:Ol'ClTi2D,S The Foremen's Club consists of the foremen and assistant foremen who act as aids to lvlr. Peterson in the shop. The boys meet to discuss problems arising in the shop which affect the pupils in the classes. Besides being invaluable assistants to the teacher, the boys are given the opportunity to develop qualities of leadership. lVloolel Airplane Club The members of the lvlodel Airplane Club devote their time mainly to the construction of model airplanes, The principles of aircraft are applied, and the facilities of the shop are employed in the building of miniature airplanes, a hobby which creates a vvild field of experimentation. 62 Mya W ,gi lsr' MW Q WM wsu Stage Crevv Club The Stage Crew Club, under the supervision of Miss Lotze, was organized to train pupils in the arts of making scenery and creating lighting effects. Discussions are held and experience is gained through practical application of the principles of backstage technique. Radio Club Chr The Radio Club is one of the most active organizations in the school. Pro- grams and demonstrations on the various phases of radio are presented by the members, and active exchanges of ideas occur in all the meetings. The club is working on a radio station at present. Epsilon Nlu Club The two sections of the Chi Epsilon Mu Club, a member of the Student Science Clubs of America, meet on alternate Fridays to increase the chemis- try students' knowledge and enjoyment of chemistry. Experiments and dem- onstrations are presented by the members, and visits are conducted to laboratories and factories where chemistry is applied, ' 65 CGFTIQTG The Camera Club, supervised by Mr. Crane, vvas organized in order to turther interest in photography and to create an opportunity to exchange ideas on the various aspects ot photography, such as color pictures and enlargements, The club is divided into tvvo sections: one group is composed ot the more advanced photographersg the second group consists ot students vvho are interested but not particularly experienced in the art ot photography, Current l-listory Club The Current History Club meets tvvice each month to discuss the events ot today vvhich are history in the making, Under the diplomatic guidance ot Miss Sanford, the club has carried on its program ot intormal meetings in a manner vvhich is educational as well as interesting 66 nwwigw 'Aww ?2hg'mU Qi WW 48 'M Univ,-? Q wx ,HA3 55 ww 24 , QSYQLK ww ? . 2. 3' WE 1 W .inf-1-5 if ' ?5rif.,gf,f' JH ky TWH W- V+: aa' jf ', QKYCK W ,K N 4 Eh va 8 M F' fgzvww sk ,, My ' 'A 4, aw Shiv' 'fif ww, 01- ..,,, Cralters, Club The Crafters Club stands foremost in the art circles ot Walnut l-lills. Twice a year, in the tall and in the spring, the club sponsors a sale to which the members contribute works of high enough quality to be sold. The judges of the exhibits are people well known in the art world. This year the club entered many ot its best works in the l-ligh School Exhibit at the Art Museum. ir Art Appreciation Club The purpose ot the Art Appreciation Club is to instill an understanding of the cultural background ot painting. Discussions are held on the paint- ings in the building ot the history ot modern paintings in France and America, The members create original paintings in oil and chalk from time to time throughout the year. 69 MATHEMATICS CLUB Although the Mathematics Club is only one year old, the membership has increased to such an extent that three sections were organized this year. The sections, Alpha, Beta, and Camma, are entirely independ- ent, each group having its ovvn meetings in which discussions on geometry, trigonometry, a l g e b r a, and applied mathematics, are held by the students On special occa- sions the sections combine to hear outside speakers. 70 'fu ' gig, xiwwgig xg . Y ri ff X Wifi A-QB, ' S V' AY53-'fIfi.i:-X, YQ M1 .1 , 1, fwwfdfr nfds. 71 rw Senior Debate Club T To acquire the ability to think logically and clearly and to develop an ease in speaking before groups are the purposes of the Senior Debate Club, Through a series of bi-rnonthly debates and discussions, this active club has afforded much instruction and enjoyment to its members. State Debate Team The Tri-State Debate Team vvas victorious once and vvas defeated in its other debate in the Tri-State League this year. lvluch nevv information was gleaned in preparation for the debates vvhose subject vvas Resolved: the United States should establish an alliance with Great Britain. The team is chosen from the Senior Debate Club and from the school at large after tryouts. Cum l.aucle Society Membership in the Cum Laude Society is the highest scholastic honor which a pupil in Walnut l-lills can receiver An average ot ninety-tvvo must be maintained throughout the tirst three and one-halt years of high school in order to be eligible tor membership in this national honorary organization. 73 7- -H ' ' Senior Dramatic Club JUN This year under the very capable direction ot Miss Frieda l.otze the Senior Dramatic Club upheld the Walnut l-lills tradition by presenting two artistic performances ol Shakespeares comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor, to two large, delighted audiences, ln the spring the club combined with the lunior Dramatic Club to produce Maeterlenclds The Blue Bird, which was anfoutstanding achievement and a tre- mendous success. ior Dramatic Club For its tall production, Mr, Wayne Ciregory directed the junior Dra- matic Club in a very amusing adaption of the play Merton ot the Movies. ln the spring the club united with the Senior Dramatic Club to present The Blue Bird. ' Nliclget Dramatic Club ln order to satisfy the demands ot the lower school students, a Midget Dramatic Club was formed this year. lt is entirely under the super- vision ot students who have had experience on the Walnut l-lills stage. The Midgets present one act plays tor their own enjoyment, an ex- cellent preparation tor more intensive dramatic work in high school 74 2 a 75 AI J: m 3295 iiisx by w uill and Scroll The members ot the William l-lenry Venable Chapter ot the Quill and Scroll Society are pledged to aid the school publications in every vvay possible. This organization, under the supervision ot Miss Anne Suth- erland, is the national honorary society for high school journalists. One ot the high spots ot the year was the club's participation in the installation ot a nevv chapter in l-lamilton. Greek The Creek Club is composed not only of students studying the ancient Creek language, but ot all those vvho are interested in the customs, language, and history ot ancient Creece. Under the leadership ot Miss Minnie Wilson, the club visits such places as the Cincinnati Art Mu- seum to hear lectures on Creek culture French Conversation Club Any student of French is eligible to become a member ot the French Conversation Club, an organization formed this year. Under the expert guidance ot Mrs, Ashbrook the members are striving to acquire more perfect French pronunciation, and they are becoming adept in the art ot conversing in the French language, French Club The French Club vvas established to aid the more advanced students ot French in speaking and understanding the language vvhich they are studying This year the club devoted a large portion of its time to pre- paring a play vvhich it presented in an assembly ot all French students, The club ovves its meetings to the hospitality ot its sponsor, Mrs. Ashbrook, 77 Seni Juni Soci or Stamp and Coin Club The purpose ot the Senior Stamp and Coin Club is to promote interest in the hobby ot stamp and coin collecting and to enlarge the collections ot the members. Stamps are traded among the members and nevv ones may be purchased through the club. An up-to-date catalogue is alvvays available tor reference, or Stamp and Coin Club The lunior'Stamp and Coin Club is composed ot seventh and eighth grade students vvho are interested in stamp and coin collecting as a hobby. ln the meetings, exhibitions ot collections are on display and discussions are held. Additional advantage is the engagement ot outside speakers, al Science Club The Social Science Club is a group ot thirty-tive seventh, eighth, and ninth graders vvho discuss the vvorld events ot today. Cuided by a student teacher, the members can express their ovvn opinions on current attairs and listen to the ideas ot others. l-lome Economics Club The l-lome Economics Club is a nevv organization whose purpose is to stimu- late interest in the art ot homemaking, as vvell as to encourage cooperation and the development ot friendship among the girls ot the school, 78 M- , . 1 5. L. Q, A-. w -1, Q gs, i. 5.1 if,u,.:'f .,,,,. ' s,,u J f 2, xg., A ,f . 4, al, ii, f,. 1 W . K' 1 ' 'um-, 1 .Q , -L '?.. fr-I l'1Qf,xtz-3:1 Sim 4 1 ? Ballroom Dancing Club The Ballroom Dancing Club is divided into two groups which meet on alternate Fridays. ln addition to learning the essential dance steps, the members of the club become familiar with all the newest dance fads as they appear. The correct etiquette of social dancing is also presented for the benefit of the members of the club. Tennis Club The Tennis Club was originated to provide an opportunity for ardent tennis players to practice and perfect their technique under the instruction of Mr. Varrelman. The club sponsored an elimination tournament for its members. 81 Natural Dancing Club Girls vvho are interested in interpretative dancing as an art may become members of the Natural Dancing Clubi The purpose of the club is to increase the skill, technique, and grace of the danceg however the enjoy- ment afforded to the mernbers is of primary importance, The club pre- sented a program for the Ci A A. Mother and Daughter Tea. Gym cnt, U To develop muscular co-ordination is the purpose of the Gym Club. Tumbling, exercises, and springboard work are carried on much more extensively than in gym classes, The club is open to all boys who are interested in improving their gymnastic skill and general health. Vogue Club Although it was organized originally under the supervision of lvliss Mann, the Vogue Club has novv become a forum group under the guidance of Miss Clarke. The tvvo sections, one composed of junior and the other of senior girls, meet on alternate Fridays to discuss subjects which are of interest to girls and which affect their welfare, 82 . 1 .1:'xEk N fl, Q Q 1 U 4 VHIY vyqa glsill Sf w xnwx 2 , l .uvw v , .rsh u. K1 S www :nw 1 Q Q 2 . 1 if 1 A 5 ' ff f.-1222: 1 2 ,, K M.-N ,ww .aw iv w+44wnm.Q.Mm 5 I sg. 1 'V L I ! Q:-M 9 We Q ' . 1 .eh W ' A M 'Y -as if-1 Q ATHLETICS In the vvell balar!ed school routine the scholastic program is supplement- ed vvith extracurricular activities. Par- ticipation in athletics creates an out- let tor physical vigor and helps to maintain a high standard ot health. ln order to develop these valuable oppor- tunities, extensive intramural pro- grams are carried on in numerous sports tor both the boys and the girls in the school. ln addition to develop- ing healthy bodies, athletics are in- strumental in promoting good sports- manship and the spirit ot co-operation, not only among the members ot the teams, but between the school and the teams. 86 Y, 55,-,ITEQ SESP , ,ww w R. NEFF W, LANCE C. JONES E. COHEN J. OMAN R, REExfEs W QSTENDORE B. CHAMBERS Q. SIEMER W, :DECK EWS M ,wwf M , ,, 5+ 1 is 'I 4 Y A , Eg sw.. 4 ,X-1.1 ,arf-by-.45 - FQCDTBALL This year the football team has had the rnost successful season in the history ot the school, having been victorious in ev- ery ganne on its schedule with the ex- g ception ot one. This splendid showing was due not only to the coaching ot Mr. Gilliland, but also to the tine spirit and Cooperation which the team displayed. T, BENNETT s. isfyxcs R. ANoERsoN B. BROWN Although there were only tvyo letterrnen rernaining trom last year to form the nucleus ot this year's Basketball Tearn, the boys made a tine showing. One ot their most outstanding victories was the winning ot the game against the North College l-lill Team, which is undoubtedly the best in the county ft. Y if X gn' W ai' fi! . J, , W .Y ' GQ ff . rp, 2 A 31 9' if W . V, P52 . E sl W Ke 21 1 X x ,- , , 6 -W , 5 W in ,kd- .J 5' xv , 5 Q.. ,L 2 EV W , 'Q mn M ,A , 'L V ff ' x 4, 4 . XM .N Q. -, ..,, K , Y ,Q ' ,- O X . ' W 1 p h 1 . . 2 . x -45 Z. W V m,Jv ' X X-Mb -N. 1: M X lglv , , ,.V, , , 12. , I g x its ,A ,.,, - f z t. ,Q , 4' i , Q I T f ,V . V. I A ff, f a , X X ' K 3 Wi 5 f - 'Y 1 ,.f x 1 2 ,gf ' fx A f W , f '62, ff ' . i t . ,P V 1 it 44 ' it uf 'Sk X5-1 4 A 5 ixf. Iv ' A X ' Wig., ' - f. M , V ' 1 4: 11 , , wif , O x A... f f, .fsWg.y,y wi, '1'5x M. Ernden goes over the Top. R Brown is raking off. W. Miller and lvl. Bundmanithe pony ex- press. L. Cohen puts The shot for a new mark, R. Thede and R. Peehstein on the last lap. E Robinson clears the high hurdle with ease. 1. Oman scores again on The broad jump, R. Anderson is out for a new record. fi 1 il i- I 1 Y. y ,' i After many years ot comparative obliv- ion, the Track Team is now making a place tor itselt in the sport circles ot the city, Tnis year it was a splendid all- around team, since it contained tine runners as well as tield men. The boys broke several Walnut l-lills records, par- ticularly tnose ot the 440 and the broad jump EA SEBALL Although 'rhe Baseball learn did nor gel off 'ro a good starr, partly be- cause of the inclement weather early in The spring, nevertheless The boys have now regained their stride and are enjoying a victor- ious season. W. I-lcrbcs C. Siemer D. Ecker T, Bennett D, jones se1f?:f'f O L Vorwerck T. Spicer D. jones W. Maish -.Xu :ya ,N , Y .3 'ii' A Q Wkiif SWIMMING The Walnut l-lills Swimming Team has tor the past tevv years been particularly successtul. This year is no exception, since the junior Team Won all ot its meets during the season, thereby captur- ing the City Championship. The Senior Team placed tourth in the city-wide competition, 97 Tennis Under lvlr. Cliff Beaver, the nevv manager, the Tennis Team has been C50 Xfo increasing its importance in the Walnut Hills tield ot sports. No members ot the team were lost by graduation last year so the team contains many experienced tennis players. Tryouts have been held tor the first positions on the team. H The sport ot golf is represented in Walnut Hills by a comparatively small group vvho nevertheless have succeeded in maintaining their place among the leading high school teams this year, as in former years. leybaH The members ot the Volleyball Team have given a very good account of themselves in spite of the tact that they have no coach. The fact that there are no nevv boys on the team may be the reason for the splendid spirit of cooperation and unity that the boys have achieved without the guidance of a coach. 98 C Q FQM gp ,mail 7 7, , W, Lite Saving Squad The Lite Saving Squad consists ot torty-tvvo girls vvho have passed the tests set up by the National Red Gross Lite Saving Squad. Two courses in life saving are offered by the Girls' Athletic Department in which girls may learn the technique of life saving and so become members of the Lite Saving Squadf Girls, Athletic Association Boarol The Girls Athletic Association Board is composed ot the officers ot the Girls' Athletic Association together with the managers ot the various girls' sports The organization acts as the governing body ot the G. A. Ai Besides promoting the regular tall and spring banquets, the Board sponsored a lvlother and Daughter Tea tor the members in the G. A. A. if lOl DRAMATICS The field of drama is of major impor- tance in the extra-curricular schedule of Walnut l-lills. Weeks of diligent effort and intensive preparations herald the approach of various dramatic pro- ductions throughout the year, Each triumphs in its mature interpretation and entertainment value, whether it be a work of the immortal Shakes- peare, or the annual musical revue, The Walnuts',. . 102 , 44. K I 1' MVSN X l Xi E 1, , 2 iii -,. . J fi. f ima' ,W . ,Q 1 fm E X W f- 11 -mf .a 5 5 ' Q if r f U 'J 4 A :tif ,A ,wr-2 , if Q W ea 55 .H-- .A.., ' A my 1 .wr Q K 4 'Z . 4 s. s as s. 1 S ' 1: X - K 5 1553 M A K 5 5.2 . I wg .gg f 4, Q, M , fy ' A f iss .QXSW ' - -9111553 1' 'f M - ,,:- gi., ,Qi ' , N iv my? A. .H 2152? Qi? ' ' X :ww 5-my 'sssysvv ' -1 15? E K Q4- 33 ,mf -sk Q 5' K fa-s, iii K2 755 if 2. -s Sgr ,ff iw' S 4 Y f ,gk Q f, :Xa . ff. J , ' ,L , . fu k 7 W, V H 7 'N. ' Mfwf 1 sw 'W Y Q 5 Z 5 3. W , NNW ,, ? I 5 fn Q 'iff fx , YES' gggtg if ., Y Sabi L 9 K S gk ., Q Big? Q av, ,ig ws -252223: V , gh gggggggf 31 , JK X W , . e. If S 4' A Qs 1 H W 4 y 5553 6. M, 5 I .Nh -4 Q Hi ,off-5-E ,. n 8 w 5. S HN tri U . fp J- eil' iff' 'f ,v 1 Y ' Q 3 Y' 4 2 'fm gm' ' r '? f ff f M 2 A . . . if wx mA3r,,,, Z QA A . - ff ' ' Q , , Tiyl' ' ,133 f 2 T, , 4 A '-sf? - - X f QM , Ll ' 2 Q Di' g I , , an I M it l an i Q Z 3 M: E K W '9 'vu.,,, . W gigfwfxfszf., 'immimubm Q W, W Q timmy xv ...,. 4 -Q hhagg-,Q--anim ' ' 159 233: 3 ' gil r 'S ANZ. . I 5, - 1 5 if a55???333ffQ :iff if XZ 25 Q M '- A N 2 ,lu X2 -. 'iii , fam- gy, W ' , ? A5'?'Zvfd -- lfbfxg. f A V f1F'ffl K aZ3?ffSSgZ5E:z'Qi , Qwmwg sw-fa -f'- . Iiiiqffiiwfikiyviki Wifi, 4 '7iY6'fX1 f. 7-f-. fav! K.. 1 SENICDIQ CLASS With the movement of the hands ot the clock, another senior class has advanced trorn the narrow confines ot high school lite to a wider vvorld which lies before it, unknown and unexplored. Years ot endeavor and achievernent have created strength and selt-assur- ance vvith vvhich to tace nevv trialsg tirne vvill not erase the pleasant mern- ories ot the hours spent and triend- ships begun at Walnut fl-lills. iii ABRAHAMSON, MARCAR 'I' Student C 11cil 11, 12 fExee C1 11.2, Big Sis- ter 5 T1'e:1su1 r of class 1 5 S 10, 1 1, . 1' t ory' 12 1 c'yD5 Remem- br: 'cr 12 fCo-bus. 111gr. 5 Chf1tterb1Kc 125 G. . 9, 10 C'l're:1. 1 1 . 1' , 1 125 Quill 11 crull 2 Crafters Cl 9 10, . ARMANDROEE, LILLIE M. Choir 125 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Chatterbox 125 Gle11111 125 Big Sister 125 G.A.A. 9,10,11,125 1 ri11e :1111l Prejudicen 115 jr. D1':1111111ic Club 9, 10, 115 Sr. D1':1111atie Club 125 Dance Club 9, 10. BENDER, L I NDA ' 9, 10, 1 1, 1 25 Botany Club 95 12511111111 Club 10, 115 Girl Rc- scrves 91 Crafters' Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Cu1'1'c11t 1-listury Cl11b 11. I,.A.A. AO--I, EERDINAND XICM Club 125 1XI11tl1. Club 11, 125 Cn111e1'11 Cl11b 10, 115 Volleyball 125 Svsiiu- ming T1-11111 125 'l'1'z1ck 125 I1111':1111111':1l 9, 10, 11. ARRlNOTON, CLARK Gvm exhibition tt-11111 7, 85 B11t1111y Club 105 Glec C11111 12, xml 111111 12, 'l'1'11ck 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, l11t1'1111111r:1ls 7, X, 9, 10. BENSON, ELMER Greek Club 10, 115 Gill'- 111:111 Club 10 fS1'C'y' 1 11 fPr1's. P1 Sr. D1-lwutc Club 115 jr. Dsbte Cl11b 95 jr. 1Jr:111111tic Club 1415 Glcc C11111 11, 12, 1liAY 12, Spring C1111ee1't 11, 12 5 Litllc 1Vo111c11 10. ALEXANDER, BEATRICE lJ.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Girl Rest-rvt-s 9, 10, 11, 12 C5cc'1'J5 Dance Club 12. AUSTlN, IAMES Chaltterbux 11, 12 fco-cd 15 Choir 1 1, 125 Stu1lc11t C11u11cil 12 5 Hi-Y 12 5 9P1'i1le 211111 P1'1fj111'licc', 115 9'1'v1'elfth Nightn 115 Quill 111111 Scroll 11, 125 lilvc- ti1111s C11111111itl1'11 125 R1- 111s111l11'1111cc1' 125 The Blue 1311119 12. BERKLEY, AUDREY liuwliug 9, 105 jr. D1'b111c Club 9 C'I'1'1':1s.15 G.A.A. 11, 111, 11, 125 XEIXI 111111 11 5 G1-r111:111 Club 11 5 Vogue Club 12. ALLEN, ROBERT 51-. 11111111111 C11111 11, 12 fPres. 15 'I'ri-State llebzm: Teauu 1 1, 12 5 Current Hisuvry 11, 12 CPres. D5 1-11-1' 11, 125 Q11111 11111 Scroll 125 Chatterbox 125 SU111111 Club 115 Merry VVivcs of VVi111ls1u ' 12. BATSCHE, RUTH Girl Reserves 10, 11, 125 'fV1':1l1111ts uf '38, '39, Vogue Club 12 G.A.A. 9, 105 Club 10. CP1'us.13 Cr11fte1's' BERLINO, L. IACK Crafters' Club 9, 10, 11, 125 I111r:1111111'als 9, 10, 125 C:1111cr:1 Club 105 Chz1tterb11x 11, 1 Z 5 Q11ill 111111 Scrnll 125 Ping P11113 11, 125 iitblillly Club. 112 ANDERSON, DEA 171-biitc Club 9, 10, 115 Glen Club 9 10' C1':1ft- 1 1 111' Club -1, 111, 115 Girls' League 'l'1'cr1s, 115 P1'11111 Co111111it1cu 115 Girl Reserves 10, 11 Ccnbinetl 12 CP1'es.55 St1111t'11t Couu- eil 12 CSec'yj, XEM Ciub 125 Big Sister 12. ANDERSON, RlCl-1ARD F1111tbz1l1 10, 11, 125 'I'1':1ek 9, 10, 1 l, 125 Gym '1'1-11111 I 10 1 1 1 b 1 1 v, 111, 111111 12 5 Crafters Clu Current Histury Debuts Club 125 Swim 95 'I'1'ef1su1'c1' 111' Class 12 Hi-Y 10 11 1 1 1 125 5111111-ut Court 11, 12. BAYLISS BEAMAN, CHARLES Stump Club 95 Glec Club 1 , 9, 105 Rusuve Football 9, Glce Club 2, 105 V1111111 C11111 12, 1111,1411h1111 9 'lf CH'f'f S, Club 121 1115 Bot:111y Club 95 Girl XEM Cluh 12' Reserves 9. BERNI-lEllVl, ANNE BERNSTEIN, G.A,A.5 Art App1'eci11ti1111 Club, l11t1'f1111ur11ls 9, 10, 11, 125 1-'1111tb:1ll 9, 105 V11llt'1'b:1ll 125 Sx1i111111i11g 125 Glue Cl11b 11, 125 VV:1l11ut5 111 1114 iw, lixssubnll XICM Club 125 12. BLACKSHAW, ROBERT Glue Club 12, Swimming 12. BROWN, REGINALD Intramurals 7, 8, 9, 10, Camera Club 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Vol- leyball 10, 11, XEM Club 12, Gym Club 12, 'lVVnl- nuts of 'ZW' Cleo Club 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. CHENAULT, DAVlD BLATT, SlDNEY Football 9, 10, 11, Intra- murals 9, 10, ll, 12, choir 11, 12, clee Club 11, 12 QV. Pres.j, Sr. Dramatic Club 1 1, 12, '1Merry Wives of Winsl- snrl' 12, Track 11. BRUSON, HELEN Dress Design 10, Girl Rc- serves 9, 12, Camera Club 11, Crafters' Club 11, 12, Music Appreciation Club 12, Chatterbox 12, Jr. Dramatic Club 9. CO1-lEN, LEONARD Football 9, 12, Track 111, 11, 12, XHM Club 12, Crafters' Club 10, 11, In- tramurals 9, 111, 11, 12, BLUMENTHAL, JANET Girl Reserves 10, 11, G. A.A. 10, 11, 12, Music Appreciation Club 10, jr. Debate Club 9, jr. Dra- matic Club 9, Current History Club 12, Vogue Club 12, BUNDMAN, MAXWELL Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Track Team 10, 11, 12, XEM Club 12, Math Club 12. COLE, VlRGlNlA Glcc Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Chuir 111, 11, 12, c:.A. A. V, 10, 11, 12, Butxury Club V, Basketball 11, 12. BOREN, MARGARET Girl Reserves 9, Dance Club 11, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, Triple Trio 12, Walnuts of '38, '39.'l CADDELL, IACK CORELAND, M I RlAM BRAUN, ANNE Botany Club 11, G.A.A. 7, 8, 9. CAMPBELL, DONALD Gym team 10, 11, Intra- murals 9, 12, Model Rail- road Club ll, XEM Club 12. GOSTELLO, IAMES Current History Club 12, 1 club 9, 11,, 11, Sr. Dcbatc Club 12. C1':rfte1's ' ' 12, Danct' Club ll, G.A, A. 9, 10, 11, 12. BROOKS, G.A.A. ation 12, 10. HELEN 95 Music Appreci- Make-up Club CHAM BERS, BOYD Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, XEM Club 12, Intramurals 9, Tennis 11, 12. GEORGE D'ANGELO, Orchestra 12, Band 12, XEM Club 12, Stamp Club 9, DAUER, SYLVIA Girl Reserves 10, ll, 125 t:.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Vogue: Club 125 Retnuni- lurmicci' 125 Daisy Chnin 115 Dance Club ll, DUBIN, DOROTHY Current History Club 125 Vogue Club 125 Riding Club 10, 115 Botany Club 95 Music Appreciation Club 10, 115 Make-up Club 115 Drcss Design 125 Girl Reserves 9 Q'l'rens.j 10, 11, 12. ENGELHARDT, MARTHA DAVIS, WILLIANI Football 10, 11, 125 Bas- kctbztll 105 Truck 10, 11, 125 X'l'alnuls of 'EXU5 Glen Club 125 l-ll-Y 10, ll, 12. DURLACHER, ARNOLD Botany Club 95 Swimming team 10, 125 Imz':u11ur11ls 9, 105 XEM Club 111, Current Histurv Club 125 Sr. Dcbzltc Club 12. EABE, GEORGE Gym team 1 1 5 Student Council 125 Sr, Dranifltic Club ll, 125 Glee Club 125 Sr. Debzuc Club 125 Crafters' Club 115 T u' c l f t h Night 115 'IN1c1'r5' Vl'ivcs of Vlfintis- urn ' 125 Curruit History Club 12. DEICHIVIAN, MARION Chatterbox 125 Remem- brancur 125 Glct- Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Gt'rn1:u1 Club 105 Vogue Club 125 Quill :intl Scroll 12. DWIGHT, DONALD FALK, EDWIN 114 DE LA CROIX, BETTY Girl Rustrvus 9, 125 Vogue Club 125 Botany Club 95 Art Langue 9, 11. EARLY, DONN Student Council 95 Stu- Gym dent Court 11, 125 9, 10, 11, 125 Swimniing 10, 11, 125 jr. Debate Club 95 Choir 11, 125 Tennis 125 Hi-Y 1 1, 12 5 R6lll61l1lJl'1lllCCl' 12. FERNBACH, CARL Crafters, Club 9, 10, 125 Hand 9, 10, 125 Camera Club 9, 105 Music Ap- precizttirm Club 10, 125 X1-IM Club 125 Harmoni- cn Club 10. DOYLE, RICHARD Student Council 125 Swim- ming tuzun 9, 10, 115 Gym tciun 9, 105 French Club 125 lli-Y 12. EMDEN, NARVI N Gym tezun 9, 10, 1 1 5 Track tcfun 1 1, 125 Bats- ketbzill 95 Math Club 125 XEM Club 12 5 Intrzunur- :tls 9, 10, 11, 12. EISCHER, IANE t:.A.A. v, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 liutnny Cl11b 9, 105 Big Sister 125 Dress Design Club 10. DRYER, SHIRLEY Glue Club 10, 11, 125 Girl Rcsurvcs 10, 11, 125 CI.A.A. 11, 125 Currcnl liistori' Club 125 Duncc Club, 115 Ritling Club 10. EIVIMERICH, CLAUDE Orchcstni 11, 12. FISHER, ALICE Chztttcrbox 9, 10, 12, Girl Rust-rves 10, 125 Quill :tnrl Scroll 125 Big Sister 125 Czuncra Club 105 X1iM Club 115 Vuguc Club 12. FLEISCHER, BETTE Dress Design 105 Girl Re- serves 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 XEM Club 125 Current History Club 125 Music Appreciation Club 11. CEBI-IART, CHARLOTTE G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 Qliozirril 12 lBonrd 15 Crafters' Club 105 Pride and Pre- juclicel' 115 Chatterbox 11, 12 5 Quill and Scroll 11, 125 Glezun 125 Re- rnembrnnccr 125 Xl-IM Club 125 Student Council 125 Big Sister 12. COSS, MARCIA Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Glenm 11, 125 Chatterbox 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Crafters' Club 11, 125 Music Ap- preciation Club 115 Drfunn- tic Club 10, 11, 12. FLYNN, VIRGINIA Girl Reserves 9, fPres.H i G.A.A.5 Crafters' Club 9, ro, ll, 125 Cleo Club 9, ro, 11, 12, frm-5.3, cm 11, 125 Big Sister 12 Senior Council 12. CIERHART, 1EAN me Club 111, ll, 12 1. i 3 Girl Reserves 95 Crafters' Club 125 Vogue Club 12 c1.rx.,t. v, 10, 11, 12. CRAP, IVIARIAN 3 Girl Reserves 10, 11, 125 Vogue Club 12. FREEDIVIAN, FELICIA Current History Club 125 Girl Reserves 10, 11, 125 Crafters, Club 10, 11 5 Music Appreciation Club 115 Sr. Drrunzitic Club 11, 125 Dress Design 9, 105 Vogue Club 125 Remem- brzincer 12. CLICKMAN, PAULINE Glee Club 9, Appreciaition 10, 115 Girl Reserves 9, 105 Dress De- sign 10, 125 Crafters' Club 10, 11, 125 Zoology Club 12. 105 Music CRAFF, VERA Creek Club 10, 11, 125 Gerninn Club 115 Cur- rcnt History Club 12, FRENCI-I, FRANK XEM Club 11, 12, QPres.j5 Ulvlerry VVives of VVindsorR 125 Radio Club 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 President of class 95 Stu- dent Council 9, 105 Stamp Club 9, CV. Pres.j 10, fPres.J5 Le Cercle Fran- cais 125 Cum Laude. COEPP, DOROTI-IY Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 12 5 Botzniy Club 95 Current History Club 115 Big Sister 125 Crafters' Club 125 jr. Dramatic Club 9, 10. CREENWALD, IANET Election Committee 9, 10, ll, 12 CChnirn1nnD5 Gleam 11, 12 fEd,j5 student Council 11, 125 Quill und Scroll 125 Current History Club 11, 125 Le Cercle F1'1nw:tis 12 CSecly15 Big Sister 125 Executive Com- mittee 125 Prorn Connnit- too 11, 125 Girl Reserves 10 r 1, , 11115--' K. I - ,- I 4, L, It A 1. FREIDIVIAN, IUSTIN CAINSBORO, Ir. Dranmtic Club 9, 105 Sr, Drrunzttic Club 11, 125 Chuil. 133 CICS Club 17, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 Sl.. Dmmznic Club 12, 1 . Cznnera Club 115 Crafters Club 105 xreiu Club 12, fPres.H5 Math Club 12, fPres.j5 Glue Club 12. COLDSM ITI-I, RICHARD Debate Club 9, 125 Chut- terbox 1 1, 125 Volleyball ll, 125 Basketball ll, 125 Track 11, 125 Quill znul Scroll 125 Merry Hives of XYinrlsor 125 Footbull 105 XFN Club 125 Glec Club 1 1 . CROTLISCH, WM E Crafters' Club 10, 11, 125 Current History Club 125 Reserve Basketball 1 1 5 In- trnrnurztls 9, 10, 11, 125 Ping Pong Club ll 5 Vol- leyball 125 Moflcl Airplane Club 12. Merry VVives of VV sor 125 Xl-IM Club 1 COLDSTONE, ADRIENNE Vogue Club 12, OULICK, RONALD ind HOFFMAN, LORRAI NE Girl Reserves 10, 115 Glee Club 9, 105 Music Appre- ciation Club 105 Current History Club 115 Vogue Club 125 Art League 9, 115 Sr. Drarnatic Club 12. IRVINO DORTHY Vogue Club 12. IOSEPH, LE ROY Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 Current History Club 125 ffrafiic Squatl 10, 115 Gen- eral Science Club 95 Bot- 1ny Club 10, HOEEHEIMER, ARTHUR Sr. Debate Club 125 XEM Club 125 Current History Club 125 VValnuts of '39.' ISAACS, STANLEY ligmtball 125 XICM Club KANTER, OERALDINE Girl Reserves 10, 115Cur- rent History Club 115 Mu- sic Appreciation Club 105 Vogue Club 12. HOOOE, CLYDE lntrarnuruls 8, 9, 1115 Grin 'l'ea,n1 S, 9, 10, 11. lAMES, JACQUELINE G.A,A, 9, 10, 11, 125 Girl Reserves 9, 125 Vogue Club 125 Art League 9, 10, 11. KAUEMAN, JULIUS jr. D1':unatic Club 9, 10, 1 15 Sr. Dramatic Club 1 l 5 115 Glee Club Band 9, 10, 9, 105 Choir 10, 115 Club 105 Chatter- box 9, 10, 115 Walnuts uf '382' Camera HOPE, OERTRUDE c,.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Girl Reserves 95 Vogue Club 125 Daisy Chain 11. IENKINS, RALPH '1'1':1ck 10, 11, 12, Radio Club 105 Volleyball 11, 125 Band 125 Gym Club 125 Hi-Y 11, 12. KEMPER, PAUL jr. Debate Club 95 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 111, 11, 12, omni- 11, 125 XEM Club 125 UVVAI- nuts of '38, '39. HUDSON, Stage Crew 11, 125 Foot- ball 9, 105 Truck 9, 11, Team 115 XFN PORTER 125 Gym Club 115 Math Club 125 Model Airplane Club 11 fPres,j, 12 QVice Pres.j5 Glee Club 11, 125 Volley- ball 12. JONES, DONALD Baseball 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Cross-country 115 Vul- leyball 125 Football 105 Chatterbox 10, 115 Gleam 11, 12 qv. P1555 XEM Club 125 Intranxural bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 12 lCaptainj. KlELY, BRIAN Stamp Club 95 4'Prizle and Prejudice 115 Ca111e1':1 Club 115 Prom Commit- tee115 Hi-Y11,125Stu- dent Council 125 Execue tive Connnittee 125 Re- rneinbrancer 125 Hon1ec01nA ing Connnittee5 Cum Lautle, HUDSON, VIOLET Botany Club 9, Vogue Club 12. IORDAN, NORMA Girl Reserves 9, 105 jr. Debate Club 9, 125 Botany Club 125 Crafters' Club 10, 11, 12. K1 NC, RUTH Glec Club 9, 10, 115 Choir 11, 125 Dress De- sign 95 Crafters' Club 9. MARQUETTE, MARIORI E Glee Club 9, 10, 115 jr. Dramatic Club 9, 105 Girl Reserves 95 Music Appre- ciation Club 10, 115 G. A.A. 9, 105 Choir l0,l1, 125 Dance Club 9, 10. MILLS, MARIORIE Remcmbranccr 12 CCo- etl. D5 Quill and Scroll 125 Student Council 115 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12 CV. Pres. D5 Choir 11, 125 Ac- companist 11, 125 Senior Council 125 Cum Laude, Big Sister 125 Secretary of Class 10, 1 1. INIOLTE, IDA Girl Reserves 95 Greek Club 10, 11, 12 fSec'yj5 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 12 5 Triple Trio 125 Chatterbox 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Cum Laude. MELEDY, CAROLYIXI Chatterbox, Gleam, Remem- branccr, Music Appreciation Club, 'Triple Trio, Choir, Quill and Scroll, Big Sis- ter, Glee Club. MOMBACK, DORIS jr, Dramatic Club 9, 10, 115 Sr. Dramatic Club 125 Girl Reserves 10, 115 Crafters' Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Current History Club 11, 125 XEM Cum 11, 125 Big Sister 125 Glealn 12. QMAN, JOHN Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Golf 11, 125 Intramurals 7, 8, 9, 105 Harmonica Club 11, XEM Club 125 Hi-Y 11, 12. MEYERS, ROBERT 'l'r:xck 9, 10, 11, 125 Vol- leyball 10, ll, 12 CCo- captain H5 Intramurals. MCCORD, MALCOLM Gym Team 10, ll 5 Swim- ming Team 11 5 Remem- brancer 12 5 Hi-Y 11, 12 5 XEM Club 125 Current History Club 12. OPPENHEI MER, ELEAIXIOR Senior Council 125 Choir 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Remexnbrancer 12 5 Big Sister 125 Current History Club 115 Le Cercle Fran- cais 125 jr. Dramatic Club 9, 105 Girl Reserves 9, 105 Crafters' Club 10, ll. MILLER, EDITH Jr. Chorus 75 Botany Club 95 Social Dance Club 12. NANTZ, ALICE OSTENDORE, WESLEY Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track Team 9, 10, 11, 125 XEM Club 125 Hi-Y 125 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, ll. MILLER, EDWARD xmr Club 125 rum Club 12 CSec,y and Scroll 1 25 Stamp '1'reas.Q, Trcns. J 5 Quill 125 Chatterbox Club 9 QSec'y 10 QTreas. H5 Greek Club 10, 11, 12 fV. Pres. Q5 Prom Coni- Model Railroad mittee 1 1 5 Club 115 Stage Crew 11. NEUERMAIXI, MELVI bl Glee Club 10, 115 Choir 10, 115 Chatterbox ll, 125 Current History Club 125 1'VValnuts of 1312 CPublicityj5 Intramurals. OIT, HELEN Girl Reserves 1 1, 125 German Club 105 Crafters: Club 115 Vogue Club 125 Big Sister 125 G.A.A. 125 Art League. MILLER, SYLVIA Dress Design 105 Current History Club 125 Music Appreciation Club 1 1 5 Girl Reserves 10, 11, 125 Sr. Dramatic Club 1 1, 125 Vogue Club 125 Remem- lmraucer 125 Riding Club 9, 105 Make-up Club 11. NIEDER, ELEANOR Dress Design 105 Dance Club 115 Current History Club 12, Girl Reserves 11, 12. OTTIIXIC, RUTH Girl Reserves 10, ll, 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Vogue Club 125 jr. Dra- matic Club 9, 10, 115 '4Pritle and Prejudice 115 Sr. Dramatic Club 125 4'Abraham Lincoln 12. ROSEN, HARRY ROSEN, NORMA Clvr 511111 12. Current llistnry Club 125 SAWYER, CHARLES SCHGENFELD, MAX! NE 1 Music Appreciation Club 12. Vogue Club 12, SCHENK, BERTHA Greek Club 9, 10, 11, 125 German Club 11, 12 5 French Club 125 Vogue Club 12. SCHRAM, WILLIAM Ir. Dramatic Club 9, 10, 1 1, CPres. D5 Sr. Dramatic Club 1 1, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Exec. Comm. 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Prom Committee 11, 125 Current History Club 125 V. Pres. of Class 105 Prcs. of Class 12. ROUDA, FRANK Glezun 10, 125 4'Merry VVives of VVindso5-1, 125 UT welftb Nightl' 115 Abraham Lincoln 125 Sr. Dramatic Club 11, 125 Ir, Dramatic Club 105 Chzxtterbnx 125 Math Club 1 1, 12. SCHEUMANN, LAVERN XEM crab 11, 12 qv. Pres.j5 Football 9, 105 Math Club 125 Sr. Drama- tic Club 125 Merry VVives of VVinrlso1 1 125 HAbra- ham Lincnlnv 125 Choral Speaking 115 Inrrarnurals 9, 10. SCHROETER, DONALD Basketball 11 5 Cheerlead- er 125 Golf 1 1, 12 CC:1pt, H5 Intramurals 7, 8, 9, 10, 125 XEM Club 125 Math Club 12. ROYER, 1111155 Botany Club 10 QVP1-e555 Current History Club 115 Math Club 125 XEM Club 125 Cum Laude. SCHLEDORN, ROBERT Music Appreciation Club 105 Glee Club 95 Stamp Club 9, 10, 115 History Club 105 jr. D1'Rl11Zll1C Club 9, 10, jr. Debate Club 95 Sr. Debate Club 115 journalism Club 125 Ping Pong Club 10. SCHUBERT, ELlNOR jr. Debate Club 95 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Dance Club 10, 115 Dress Design 10 5 Girl Reserves 10, 11, 125 VV:llnuts of '38, '39U5 Crafters' Club 125 G,A.A. 10, 11, 125 Big Sister 12. RUTLEDCE, RUTH Dress Design 105 Glee Club 111, 11, 12, Choir 11,125 Mm Club 11, 12 CSec'y '1'reasj5 Greek Club 10, 11, 125 Music Apprecia- tion Club 105 Big Sister 125 Dance Club 115 Gi1'l Reserves 10, 11, 12. SCHLOTMAN, EDNA Math Club 115 Music Ap- preciation Club 12. SCHULKERS, IULIA Remernbrancer 125 UVVM- nuts Of '37, 138, '39l's Daisy Chain 1 1 5 Zoology Club 12 QSec1yj5 jr. Dra- matic Club 9, 105 Sr. Dramatic Club 11, 125 G. A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. SALlNCER, IAIVIES Camera Club 105 Rarlio Club 115 Math Club 115 XEM Club 125 Gleam 125 Remembrancer 125 Chatterbox 125 Sr. Drama- tic Club l25 '4Merry VVives of Windsorv QBus. Mgihj. SCHLUETER, ROBERT Giee Club 9, 10, 115 sr. Dramatic Club 125 jr. Dra- matic Club 9, 10, 115 Pride and Prejudicev 115 Stage Crew 125 German Club 10, 115 Intramurals 10, ll, 12. SCHULZ, SUSI Crafters' Club 9, 10 CPres.j, 11, 12 1Pres.15 G. A. A. 9, 10, ll, 12 fPres.j5 jr. Life Saving 95 Senior Life Saving 115 Student Council 125 Big Sister 125 Leadership Club 12. STUHLBARO, DOROTHY jr. Dramatic Club 9, 10, Sr. Dramatic Club 11, 12 XFM Club 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Hockey 12, Good lklc-rlicint- ll, Abraha1n Lincoln 12. TAYLOR, ROBERT Intramurals 9, 10, Foot- ball Mgr. 9, 10, Reserve Basketball 11, Varsity Basketball I 1, 12, Chnir 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, XFM Club 12. VOORHEIS, IEAN Girl Reserves 12, Current History Club 11, Vogue Club 12, Big Sister 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Art League. SUOARMAN, CHARLES THEDE, ROBERT Choir 11, 12, Traclc 10, 11, Football 9, 10, 11, Student Council 10, Chat- terbox 10, ll, 12, Class Vice President 11, Class Seca' 12, Hi-Y 11, 12 QSec'5'1g Prom Committee ll, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. VOORSANOER, ESTH ER Girl Reserves 11, 12, Bot- any Club 11 , Crafters' Club 10, ll, 12, XEM Club 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Vogue Club 12. SULLIVAN, IOHN Glee Club ll, 12, Choir 12, Octette 12, XEM Club 12, Football 10, 11, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12 THIELEN, ALBERT Math Club 11 fPrcs.H, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, Base- ball 12, Track 10, ll, Chatterbox 11, 12, lNIerry VVives of VVimlso1 ' 12 QPublicityj, HVValnuts ul '39P' VORWERCK, LINTON Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 CCQ-Capt. J, Cheer Leader 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Student Council 11, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Math Club 12, XEM Club 12. X W. -sr SURRAN, DOROTHY Ulee Club 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Girl Re- serves 12, VValnuts of '38, ,S9 , XEM Club 11, Big Sister 12. THORNTON, DORIS Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, VValnuts of '36, '37, rss, raw, Choir 11, 12. WALDHAUER, ELEANOR G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Botany Club 9, Camera Chatterbox 10, Club 11, 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12 fSec'yj, Glce Club 12, 12, Vogue Club 12, Dance Club 11, Cum Laude. Student Council TANOEMAN, DONALD Hi-Y 11, 12 , Student Council ll, XEM Club 12, Camera Club 10, 1 1. 12, Reniembrancer 12 , Football 11. TUCKER, ROBERT Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 9, 11, 12, Crafters' Club 9, 10, 11, 12, jr. Dra- matic Club 9, 10, 11, Theater Arts and Scenery 12, Rernembrancer 12, Music Appreciation Club Ill, Botany Club 9. WALLENHORST, RICHARD Model Engineers' Club 9, 12, Stamp Club 9, Intra- murals 10, 11, 12, Cheer Leader 12, Football Re- serve 10, 11. TASSLER, MILFORD Clce Club 10, 11 fSec,y Treasj, I2 CPres.b, Greek Club IU, ll, 12 CPFESJQ Student Council 10, Choir lo, ll, 12, Octette 12, Hi-V 12, Cum Laude. VAUOHN, SARA Girl Reserves 10, Craft- ers, Club 10, G.A.A. 10, ll, 12, Music Apprecia- tion Club 12. WARSCHAUER, SHERMA jr. Dramatic Club 9, Sr. Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 12, Girl RE- serves 12, Gleam 12, Vogue Club 12. YONTZ, ROSEMARY Girl Reserves 10, ll, 12, Vogue Club 12, Music Ap- prccintio11 Club 10, l l 1 Crafters' Club 10, ll, Big Sister ' 12, Remem- brancer 12, Symphony Com- mittee 12. ZACOREN, JEAN Girl Reserves l 1, 12 CScc'y Treztsia G.A.A, 7 7 ll, 1-3 Vogue Club I., Music Appreciution Cl11b ll, Art League ll. ZANONE, BETTY Jr. Drzunzxtic Club 10g Vogue Club 12, jr. Debate Club 9, 117, XFIVI Club 125 Fclrciug ll, Chcer- lcurlcr 11, 12, G.A,A. 9, lil, ll, 12, G..-LA. Board 12, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 123 vtlllcyblul 9, 111, 11, 12. ZEYDEI., EDWINA r1.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12, Thu '1'orchbcn1'ers I 0 5 Pride and Prejudicen ll, Tha Merry VVivcs nf VViudsor 12, Girl Ru- scrvcs 12, Swimming 'I't-11111 lil, 125 Vogue Club 123 Daisy Chain ll, Student Council 9, Crafters' Club 12. J Z1Cl.IER, FRANCES Greek Club 10, ll, 12 Current History Club 11 IZ, Glee Club 9, 12, jr Debate Club 9. NO PICTURE--V-Shepherd, LeRoy. POST GRADUATES-Broomell, f,ll'llTUl'Q Leve, james, Sclwoerug, 101111, 125 English Department Science Department Wilma lalutchison ........ ,...,..... . .,.,....,.......,..,.... M iami University lames Caldwell ,... ,... ,.,,.,., , . ...,.,...., University ot Chicago l-larold lnskeep ........ ..,..... U niversity of Cincinnati Roland Crane qullnlll vunllnlu' U nivergny Of Cincinnati Katheryn Lappa ......... .. ...... Colorado State University Eng Elberg Univergny of Cmcmnan Eleanor McDevitt ..... .,.....,. University ot Cincinnati Q ,tl H Q U I It fc ' T- Etta O'l-lara .,........,...... ,....,.. U niversity of Cincinnati mg me e'S ' -'---' VIlVG.VSI V O incinna i Beulah E, Purington... .... ................,..... C olby College Rav Lambert 'nohlo Slate Umvewly Vivian Ross ............ .,....... University ot Cincinnati l'ldl'l9Y K' l-YOVTS -'----4-4 -r------- O lTl0 Sfafff UnlV9V5lfY Anne Sutherland ,...... ........,...,.... W estern College Edith C. l-larris .......,.. ,........ U niversity ot Cincinnati l-llstory Department lVlodern Language Department A. Gertrude Curtis ,............,...,,.., ....,. ...,.....,. B o ston University Hennena Asnbmnk Vlqgll I 'IQIIQI' Hunwergin, of Cincinnati Margaret Dunphy ,.............,...,.............,... University ot Wisconsin Mane Lonige Creexmaml ,III -,.A4... O NO State University Columbia University, University ot Minnesota g I V - I Q E. Syrian Nieman ,............,,.,. .... ........ U n iversity of Cincinnati Meme Slemau 'A U mverslly of Cmcmnall Margaret l.. Yeager ........ ........ C olumbia University Norma Stiatemeyer .,...,.. . .... , University ot Cincinnati l-lelen Sanford .,,......, University STUDENT TEACHERS Patricia l-larting Dorothy Ussinger -1 physical Education Department Williarn Gilliland .,........,,...,.,,...........,..... University of Cincinnati Miranda Graydolph .........,..........,,....,..,, University ot Cincinnati David D. Gregg ,.,.......,......,. Normal College ot North America Gymnastic Union, University ot Cincinnati Mary V. Sellers .Battle Creek College University ot Cincinnati Frances l-lanauer .,...., ....,.,....,....,....,.....,. U niversity of Cincinnati Carl Varrelmann ....,.......... Normal College ot North American Gymnastic Union Social Studies Department Laura Bellville ,......... ......,..... .......,....,. Lona Black ...............,......,............, .,,,. Conservatory ot Music, Ida Carmichael ..,.,..... Helen Carson ..,,........ Edward Dauterich .,..,.. ..,.,... Wayne Gregory .,..,... Frieda Lotze .,..........,. Edna N. Moorman... Nelle C. Murphy ..,. Carnegie lnstitu Martin Peterson ,.....................,.........,... Margaret Schwenker .......,..................,. Susan Shatter ............... ....... Merrill B Van Pelt Stanley Posthorn ......... .University ot Cincinnati .............Western College University of Cincinnati ..University ot Cincinnati ..........University ot lowa ......,Columbia University Northwestern University ..University ot Cincinnati .Michigan State College Pratt Institute .University ot Cincinnati Conservatory ot Music ......,.,...Miami University Karl Nenninger ........ ..,.................,....... te of Technology, University of California University ot Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of Cincinnati ..........,....,Ohio Wesleyan .,.......Student Teacher Mathematics Department C l Marie Becker ..... ...............,....,...,........ U niversity ot Cincinnati D. B. Carpenter ....... ......... G eorgetown University l-larry Gassman ..... ....,...... W ashington and Lee Ruth Hartliela ...,... ......... U niversity ot Cincinnati Columbia University Emrna Kersting ...... . ....,,..,.,............. University ot Cincinnati C. O. Tower ......., .......... K ansas State Teachers' College Alma Wuest ........ ...........,...... U niversity ot Cincinnati dSSlCGl Language DCDGVLYTTZUL IX S. Condit ....................... ,.......,......... U niversity of Cincinnati Madge Galbreath ........ Dorothy Levensohn ..... ....... .....,....,..,...,Miami University University ot Cincinnati Laura Rentrow ........ . ,,............... Galloway College Laura Ritte.. ....... , Alice Wilson ........ Minnie Wilson ..... University ot Cincinnati University ot Cincinnati University oi Cincinnati SENIOR POPULARITY Boys Donn Early George Sprott George Sprott Dick Doyle lustin Friedman Bill Scliram George Sprott Miltord Tassler Ricky Pecnstein Bill Sclaram Best Looking Best Dressed Wittiest Best Dancer Biggest Flirt Most Popular Eriendliest Best Student Best School Citizen Best All-Around AUTCGRARI-lS GONTEST Girls Ruth Batsclie Betty Wolf Ann Braun Elinor Schubert ludy Scliulkers ludy Sclwulkers Dea Andersen Marjorie Mills Marjorie Mills janet l-lentnorn A WCDRD CDF ll-lAlXlKS TCD lvlr. Wayne C-regory, the taculty ad- viser ot the l939 REMEMBRANCER, tor his invaluable advice in its publi- cation. The Brovvn Publishing Company, rep- resented by Mr, Charles T. Walker and Mr, Howard lvl. Curless, tor its splen- did spirit ot co-operation in the print- ing ot the book. lvlr. Russell R. Benson, ot the Indian- apolis Engraving Co., tor his assistance in the planning and construction ot the book. Mr. F. Noble Ropkey, the head ot the l-ligh School Annual Department ot the lndianapolis Engraving Co. All the home rooms and organizations vvho contributed tinancially to the REMEMBRANCER, thereby helping us to make it the best annual possible. Tl-lE 1939 REMEMBRANCER STAFF 129 NAME Abrahamson, Maggie Ach, lay Alexander, Bea Allen, Bob Andersen, Dea Anderson, Regan Armandroff, Lillie Arrington, Clark Austin, lim Batsche, Batch Bayliss, Kitty Beaman, Professor Bender, Linda Benson, Bill Berkley, Audrey Berling, lack Bernheim, Anne Bernstein, Ben Blackshaw, Bob Blatt, Sid Blumenthal, lan Boren, Marg Braun, Fannie Brooks, Brooksie Brown, Reginald Bruson, Helen Bundman, Maxie Caddell, lack Campbell, Don Chambers, Pete Chenault, Dave Cohen, Len qi Cole, Ginny iopeland, Miriam Costello, lim D'Angefo, Dangy Dauer, Sylvia Davis, Bill Deichman, Mar De La Croix, Betty Doyle, Dick Dryer, Squirrely Dubin, Dottie Durlacher, Arnie Dwight, Don Early, Earl Emden, Atlas Emmerich, Claude Engelhardt, Marty Fabe, George Fernbach, Carl Fischer, lane Fisher, Alice Fleischer, B. l. Flynn, Ginny Freedman, Felicia French, Frankie Friedman, Slim Gainsborg, Flash SENIOR NON-CENSUS FAVORITE EXPRESSION I-Iey kids, Be quiet! All right, Miss Sellers Ladies and Gents. Hello there! Adios. Well you see, Yeah. Can you imagine that? And howl Say now! Where's Pat? Where's Miriam? I flunked. I'II tell you. Nutmeg. l-Ii! Sure I will. I've got a new one. Ah, George! Hi ya baby! Oh gad! Why do you call me Fannie I-lello honey! I-ley, come here. l'd love to! Okay! I was absent Nuts! Oh soup! No, Miss Davis. Geez Oh, my goodness! lust a minute. I'm Irish. I don't know. Ohh-. Go on-. Well, I donit know. Where's lacky? EIO boys! Well anyhoo- I don't know, Miss Curtis. Heh! Where's Doyle? Greetings. Poof. No, it's this way. I.et's have a weed lWhistIeJ Yes, I did. Beg pardon! Oh! I-low are you? I-lello there! Don't call me Sis. I think this I-lello everybody. What did you say? ASSET vivacity height dependability ability to talk sweetness athletics hair friendliness smile looks wit bluffing black hair quietness eyes height friendliness willingness to help swimming car eyes figure personality Del? smile figure ability smile chest expansion build eyes strength compactness disposition humor brown eyes complexion athletic ability friendliness laugh dancing petiteness eyes alertness masculinity looks smile keeness nose friendliness wavy locks hair size hair friendliness hair initiative height Boston accent 130 WEAKNESS gossip Marion something to do debating Ricky Phyllis records girls lanet B. men jitterbugs Patty Turners Latin men Virginia swimming friends funny songs barrels Miss Davis Don lim S. a certain Miamian L. W. rlates friendliness Dlav M. B. football Miss Davis football dates Baby Brother Spanish history Luckies football finger nail polish boys clothes shoes clothes Phyllis blue Fords One o'clock lump' parallel bars class white carnations loan O'B. Symphonies boys Chatterbox Harvard pins Senior Council clothes ' radios the girls bright colors USUALLY FOUND talking at lonaps' being helpful talking at the Y. W. C. A. on the athletic field late worrying about Chem. in a hurry surrounded Dunbar's at Dow's with lo with Vance in a Plymouth with Bill studying helping telling jokes with George with lim practicing with Marilyn with Macky smiling out with Narvin bluffing on Blair on the field talking in home room on the athletic field laughing studying arguing staring at Dow's with the boys with Eleanor with lacky at the barber shop at French in the library experimenting with Doyle Beating it out in the gym helping someone at the corner messing around ushering waiting for a lift with Miss Clarke shopping in Miss CIarke's office taking pictures discussing science in a play working fast NAME Gebhart, Charlotte Gierhart, jeannie Glickman, Pauline Goepp, Dottie Goldsmith, Dick Goldstone, Aggie Goss, Marcia Graf, Marion Graff, Vera Greenwald, janet Grotlisch, Reddleman Gulick, Tex Hahn, jerry Haines, Caleb Happy, jacky Harmon, Terry Harper, Stan Hartwig, Dutch Haskell, Marilyn Hawkins, Ted Heldman, Beeps Heldman, Georgie Helmsderfer, john I-lenke, Elaine Henthorne, janet Herbes, Bill Herr, Casper Herweh, Eileen Hicks, George Hilb, Pat Hoffheimer, Bud Hoffman, Lorraine Hooge, Hoogey Hope, Trudy Hudson, Porter Hudson, Violet Isaacs, jeeps Irving, Dorothy james, jacky jenkins, Ralphie jones, Slug jordan, Norma joseph, Squirrely Kanter, jerry Kaufman, juie Kemper, Paul Kiely, Brian King, Ruth Koons, Mary Kriegsman, Lois Krone, Bob Kusnerus, jim Lambert, Babbit Lance, Bill Lask, joe Lawrence, Abner Lehman, Tommy Levy, Evelyn SENIOR IXIOINI-CENSUS FAVORITE EXPRESSION You know what? Hmmm. Oh yeah. Phil says- I mean-uh-. Hello, Schnitzle, You know it? I didn't know-. Hi! Oh yeah! Foe! Well no! Yes-I do. l'm not sure Hi Slub! You look attractive. Sure I can. Where's Anne? Why yes! Want to play bridge? Heck no! You think so? Hey Babe! Good Heavens! I don't like your face. I think sol Hello there! Hi there! ls that right? ls that right? ha ha. Translate this. Why? jeepers Creepers. Oh, goodness Now listen- What's the formula for? Where's Betty You want to make some- thing of it? lt's this way. Let's go outside. Want a fight? lt's terrible. All right, Miss Lotze. Oh wait a minute. Where's my ride? Oh Yeah! Sure Nauseating and biiious. Well, Webster says, Are you supposed to be here? Verily so. I never study. What do ya say? Who's excited? I cIon't think so. Hey! ASSET athletic ability finger nails eyes Phil eyes wit bangs figure curly hair efficiency red hair talkativeness dramatics studying modesty smile humor posture looks calmness hair singing eyes looks capability right arm ability pleasantness literary ability vivacity tan sweater smile muscles finger nails physical appearance pleasing manner uniform height slimness humor frankness figure blue eyes hair shawl dancing the farm looks friendliness hair clothes intelligence electricity mindedness clothes smile looks 4 pairs of argyle socks kindliness nose 131 WEAKNESS Little Sisters O. W. shoes Phil Marilyn Artie Shaw poetry Culver red dancing Scottie Miss Kersting Faith Coca-Colas xylophone imitations the girls American History R. C. iitterbugs sweaters baseball Lita clothes dancing baseball studying Bluebird pretty girls Hi-Y members C. F. French pronunciation gym work brunettes girls lemon pie Edith curls boys mathematics blondes weeds American History art dress designing dancing Cum Laude drawing j. K. 38 Earl Chemistry match sticks bow ties baseball Betty H. custard j. S. art USUALLY FOUND in the gym with Ginny looking at her grades with Phil on the track in Putman's bluffing with a Philotas being friendly in the Gfeam room stack room with Stewart with Faith skipping class with Albert with Sally with Al walking with Anne smiling with Lois with Tom looking for jim with Bill everywhere pitching balls working smiling studying history fooling someone with Caroline singing in gym smoking boasting in Latin in the library in chemistry with Betty sitting with jack around Mr. Evans answering wrong in the art room drawing arguing with Miss Davis Hi-Y meetings with Ruth at Graeter's Around D. Bfs helping janet back stage making love with Ellen R. with Betty being busy arguing Art Museum NAME Levy, Kaki Low, Bob Macke, Madelyn Maish, Bill Maioewsky, Ruthie Mann, Arnold Maple, Edith Marcus, jimmy Marquette, Margie Meledy, Carolyn Meyers, Rabbit Miller, Edith Miller, Ed Miller, Sylvia Mills, Ma Mombach, Dotty McCord, Chris Nantz, Alice Neuerman, Mel Nieder, Sug Nolte, Ida Oman, jackie Oppenheimer, Eleanor Ostendorf, Wes Ott, Helen Otting, Ruth Outcalt, Casey Palm, jack Parsons, Gail Payne, Clarence Payne, Ralph Pechstein, Ricky Peck, Bobby Phillips, Lulu Pletz, Pletzie Pyle, Murray Raible, Yatz Rankin, Rob Ransohoff, Danny Reeves, Bob Renfrow, Pinky Roan, Marguerite Robinson, Elaine Robinson, Ellen Rosen, Norma Rosen, Harry Rouda, Gus Royer, Gink Rutledge, Ruth Salinger, jimmy Schram, Bill Sawyer, Charles Schenk, Bertha Scheumann, Lavern Schledorn, Slats Schlotman, Edna Schlueter, Bob Schoenfeld, Mackie Schroeter, Duck SENIOR NON-CENSUS FAVORITE EXPRESSION Hi Toots. No kiddin'l You're crazy! No l don't. l-lave you done your his- tory? I dint. Yes, Miss Curtis. Done your algebra? Please? l have a better idea- Yes it is, Yes I think so. What do ya say? jeepers. Don't get excited. Listen. Hello, Peckl ls that what you mean? You did? Greetings, Gates. I have to type. Hi! Phooey. l-lello there? Give me a bite. i 'Got a weed ? Oh, gosh! Max is the name. Listen to this. She's sweet. Oh gee whiz. Oh sure! Okay ole man. l don't care. Okay let's go. Well good. One cent for the governor. Well l'll be dog gone. Whatsa matter? How's the weather? All right! Listen! What do you know Are you playing tonight? l'm sorry. Hello! Uh! No, why? Oh fine. Oh, Miss Davis Mighty mellow, Where's judy? l'll help. Why surel Well good. l'm not sure. Hi Bud! Where's Helen? Foo. ASSET complexion Plymouth figure art work friendliness Ford helpfulness suaveness vivacity quietness peacefulness quietness brains smile musical ability giggle that smilel bashfulness dancing complexion voice athletics good nature friendliness quiet. charm dimples hair clothes humor dimples friendliness looks good looks quietness train pictures humor Boy Scout ability wit his Bricks athletic ability intelligence her yellow sweater looks athletics slimness friends laugh good nature affability sophistication eyes clothes willingness subtleness patience quietness friendliness Southern drawl wave 132 WEAKN ESS Bud dates Back Bay Sch uffle making caricatures Chemistry girls ivrvirig racing cars Mexico cartoons his band getting her home Chemistry clothes Miami bridge some girls Physics Artie Shaw blue studying football counting money football silence Red M. cake a la mode Packards dramatics any girl Miss Curtis 'iMazie studying railroads Spanish Ginny girls talking athletics green coat Paul W. pretty clothes Chris friends South Bend Benny Goodman science page boys E. S. Katie ludv her little sister janet H. excessive writing poetry his camera l. T. girls , work USUALLY FOUND Dr. Senger's office loafing around prancing around with joe smiling with Elaine helping Miss Curtis studying bluffing drawing running studying in the print shop with Felicia Remembrancer Room walking with janet with Warner studying advertising Revue with Peg singing with Peggy in the office at dances emergency room with Sylvia combing her hair in his car giggling with the girls at meetings walking home being friendly in the circle kibitzing with Ginny in his car on the telephone swinging a golf club orthopedic room giggling flitting about with Bill L. smiling in front of school choosing girls answering being a swell kid walking home with E S saluting the flag with judy with Mrs. Ashbrook with janet H. running saying little snapping pictures in Putman's with Wes NAME Schubert, Schuby Schulkers, judy Schulz, Susi Schur, Bob Schwarm, Irma Schwartz, Phil Scott, janie Selva, Annette Shepherd, Roy Shifres, Abe Shriner, Sally Siemer, George Smith, Arthur Smith, Clifton Solway, Norma Sparks, Dorothy Spicer, Tom Sprott, George Spurlock, Mary Stewart, Maurice Stott, Ruth Strange, junior Stuhlbarg, Dottie Sugarman, Charles Sullivan, john Surran, Dottie Tangeman, Donny Tassler, Milford Taylor, Bob Thede, Bob Thielen, AI Thornton, Dody Tucker, Bobby Vaughn, Sara Voorheis, jean Voorsanger, Esther Vorwerck, Lint Waldhauer, Eleanor Wallenhorst, Dick Warschauer, Sherma Wartik, Tom Weber, Lita Wechsler, I-lerby Wieland, Gloria Wieland, janet Wert, Georgia Wheeler, Harry Wilfert, Rosie Williams, Dorothy Wilson, Bill Wnuck, Mary jane Wolf, Betty Wolf, Edith Wolf, Bob Wood, Margo Wright, Lyd r Wuenker, Rog Yontz, Rosy Zagoren, jean Zanone, Betty Zeydel, Edwina Wyler, Peggy Ziglier, Fran S E N I O I2 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Now George stop. lsn't he purty? l'm so mad. Nertz. I guess so. Hello, kiddie. l'm hungry. I can't help it. I-lil I doubt that. What do you think? Let's get going! Got your lessons? Well. Am I late? Oh Vivian. l-li fellows. Where's Shub. I don't think so. Heh you'alI. I wonder what I got, What are you doing to- night? I have to rehearse. Phi Ep. Singing practice? Ah-. Change places with- Yes, Miss Wilson. Ah no! Surel I-lave you heard this Where's Marge? Myl I don't know. Oh yeah. I will. Where's Phyllis? Well, after alll Oh, hellol one? I haven't my nightwork. We can't do that. Well, I thought--. I dont think so. Simply exasperating. lncidently Are you ready? I-leh you guys. I don't get it. Lyd, help me with Latin. Where's Betty? Where's jane? mY Got your Student Aid? But I wasn't, Mrs. Mur- Uhr Okay, Mr. Nenninger. Where's Rosemary? Oh I had such a good time. jeezel peezil. Yes, Miss Curtis. I'm sorry. This is the payfoff. Oh Shakespeare. jim says. I can't take gym, NON-CENSUS ASSET innocence it her car hair brown eyes smile mouth smile looks salesmanship face masculinity athletic ability dignity writing ability slow walk height clothes her niceness Southern accent taciturn manner bow ties petiteness car voice smile cuteness intelligence his name blue sweaters physique temperament artistic ability quietness daintiness quietness looks brains shyness hair versatile ability charm personalty hair eyes features shirts hair manner quietness legs clothes hair bow ties hair cuteness disposition personality sweetness eyelashes voice friendliness curly hair 133 WEAKNESS Sprott's humor Charles her dog physics Dance Club Ralph tall boys lip stick Packards baseball Terry athletics the gym Chemistry sleep being late coach Schubert Clarence mechanics athletics Surran dates speed singing singing new cars Studying Peggy school bags Anne violin singing Miss Steinau yellow I-I. U. C. Phyllis typing the library jack aristocratic expressions writing talking potato chips good marks driving practical jokes singing Charles Sloan pretzels dancing Bob P. S. I. printing gold evening gowns His glee club pin the octette sandwiches green her fur Coat Tom Chappelle hair bows straight hair USUALLY FOUND blushing with Charles in the Gym office with Rolly F. studying eating with B, j. 6 Gloria flirting walking home busy arguing talking to Terry in the Iockerroom pole vaulting studying late late without his lessons being funny with Clarence in Kentucky studying with George talking in his Ford sleeping dancing taking pictures P. Ridge library driving being a gentleman with Stan practicing in the art room worrying with Trudy at Blumenthals' in Lunch room with Marion keeping quiet studying for Chem. tests Chatterbox off. library smiling eating with B, j. Cr Phil with janet Pleasant View in chemistry around taking care of Earl L. with Betty with jane F. with Phyllis M. with S. l. doing Scout work with Rosemary running about with Phyllis with Girl Reserves in deep conversation talking at U. C. dances with jim absent Abrahamson, Margaret ,.,.....,... . ..,. .. DIRECTGRV .808 North Crescent Ave. Ach, Ferdinand ....,...,..........,.. Benckenstein Drive, Wyoming Alexander, Beatrice... Allen, Robert ......... Andersen, Dea ......... Anderson, Richard ...... . Armandorff, Lillie ......,. .. Arrington, Clark .,...,.... . Austin, james .,...... Batsche, Ruth ...r,...... Bayliss, Catharine ,.,.... Beaman, Charles ,.,...... Bender, Linda ........... Benson, Elmer W ..,... Berkley, Audrey .,..,... Berling, jack ........ . Bernheim, Anne .......... Bernstein, Benjamin... Blackshaw, Robert .,.... Blatt, Sidney ....,.......... Blumenthal, janet ..,.,.. Boren, Margaret ...... ,... Braun, Anne. ....... . Brooks, Helen ..,........ Broomell, Arthur .,...... Brown, Reginald ,....,. Clark St. Annwood Lane Doone Pinehurst Lane ...........2360 Laredo Ave. 6l Washington Terrace .........l989 Madison Road .. ........ 3962 Lowry Ave. ................I94O Clarion .........I5I W. McMillan ........6I5 Riddle Road .............3027 Woodburn .........l827 Andina Ave. ...........35I7 Handman ........203 Wedgewood .. ..... ,.... 60 5 E. Mitchell ........,.. 2327 Kemper Lane ........242 Forest Ave. .........786 E. Mitchell ........I5II Blair Ave. ................3027 Hackberry ..........830 Cleveland Ave. ............I338 Park Ridge .......3038 Bathgate St. Bruson, Helen .............. ....... I 847 Avonlea Ave. Bundman, Maxwell ........ ............. 6 I4 Maple Ave. Caddell, jack ............. ,.................. 8 08 Dayton St. Campbell, Donald ....... ......., 6 I95 Rogers Park Place Chambers, Boyd ...... ............... 2432 Maplewood Chenault, David ....,.... Cohen, Leonard ........ Cole, Virginia ........... Copeland, Miriam ....... Costello, james ......... D'Angelo, George ....... .......I3l0 Chapel St. ......3309 Drexel Place ................I797 Taft Road . ......... 32l9 Fairfield Ave. .........l762 E. McMillan ...........726 Wilkinson Dauer, Sylvia ............ ........ I 8 Shirley Drive Davis, William ............. .......... 3 I67 Syracuse St. Deichman, Marion ...... ..... 3 743 Aylesboro Ave. De La Croix, Betty .,..... .,......... 3 545 Idlewild Ave. Doyle, Richard ...,......... ....... 2 630 Moorman Ave. Dryer, Shirley ......,..., ....,.... .... . 2 49 E. Auburn Dubin, Dorothy ....,.... Durlacher, Arnold ...., Dwight, Donald ........ Early, Donn .......... Emden, Narvin ........... Emmerich, Claude ........ Engelhardt, Martha ,... Fabe, George .......,...... Falk, Edwin .............. Fernbach, Carl ..,...... Fischer, jane ........ .........826 Cleveland Ave. ..............l039 Avondale .......I0l9 Redway Ave. ........36l5 Washington . ................. 3l2 Northern ..........3472 Dury No. 2 Forest .....77I Greenwood Ave. .........920 Lennox Place ..........I858 Taft Road W. 68 St. Fisher, Alice ,........ ......... 2 I63 Grandin Road Fleischer, Bette .....,. ...... 4 ISI Rose Hill Ave. Flynn, Virginia ......,.., ......... I 9l7 Eastern Ave. Freedman, Felicia ...... ......... 8 87 Clinton Springs Friedman, justin ....... ............ 8 Lenox Lane French, Frank ,............. ,,,....,..... 3 743 Erie Ave. Gainsborg, Sumner ..... ........387 Clinton Springs Gebhart, Charlotte.. Gierhart, jean ...,..... ,.......... 3206 Hackberry St. Glickman, Pauline .......,.. Goepp, Dorothy .....,... ..........3479 Morrison Place .........885 Glenwood Ave. ..........52O Terrace Ave. Goldsmith, Richard.. ,.............. 74l Red Bud Goldstone, Adrienne ........ ,........ 7 70 N. Crescent Goss, Marcia ........ .............. 438 Ludlow Graf, Marian .............. .......,......... I II4 Ryland Graff, Vera ............. ....... 60 4 Prospect Place Greenwald, janet .....,.... ........ 3 860 Reading Road Grotlisch, William ........ .................. 3 820 Eileen Gulick, Ronald ........... ........ 6 573 Plainfield Pk. Hahn, Gerald ......... ....................... 3 79 Betula Haines, Caleb ................ ......... 3 439 Lenwood Road Happy, jacqueline ......... .................... I 730 Fairfax Harman, Terry ........... ................. 3 55I Alaska Harper, Stanley ......... Hartwig, Henry ........ ..........3l44 Durrell Ave. ........3429 Pleasant View Haskell, Marilyn ........ . ,... ..... 7 I40 Fernbank Ave. Hawkins, Theodore ........ Heldman, Betty ....... Heldman, George .... Helmsderfer, john... Henke, Elaine ............. Henthorn, janet ,....... Herbes, William ,....... Herr, Richard ......... Herweh, Eileen .......... Hicks, George. ...,... . Hilb, Patricia ........... I-loffheimer, Arthur... ...... . Hoffman, Lorraine... ..... . Hooge, Clyde .......... Hope, Gertrude .....,. Hudson, Porter ....... Hudson, Violet ........ lsaacs, Stanley ....... Irvin, Dorothy ........... james, jacqueline .... jenkins, Ralph ............ jones, Donald ......... jordan, Norma ........ joseph, Le Roy ....... Kanter, Geraldine .......... Kaufman, julius .,..... Kemper, Paul.. ...... . Kiely, Brian .......,. King, Ruth ......... Koons, Mary .......... Kriegsman, Lois .......... Krone, Robert ,.....,. .........283I Preston St. ...........3993 Rose Hill ........740 Clinton Springs Louis Ave. ..........I227 Oberlin Blvd. ..........3924 Zinsle Ave. ..........l832 Duck Creek ..........3626 Michigan Ave. ...........904 Nassau St. ............l322 Lincoln ..........763 S. Crescent ........932 Avondale Ave. .... 3037 Griest Ave. ...........23l4 St. james ...........330I Woodburn Lincoln ...........3084 Melbourne Ter. ........3978 Ardmore Ave. Rockdale Blair Ave. ..........3005 Stanton Ave. ..........6l26 corbiy si. ........6367 Cortelyou Glenwood ........37 Chalfonte Place Hutchins ........38 Arcadia Place Hedgerow Lane ..........3632 Zinsle Ave. ........l209 Delta Ave. ........690 Clinton Springs .. .........., .3455 Dury Ave. Kusnerus, james ........ . ..... .... I 607 Brewster Ave. Lambert, Robert ........ Lance, William. ........ . ..........3780 Clifton Ave. .......3758 Montgomery Lask, joseph .............. ......... 8 I0 N, Crescent Lawrence, George... ......... 639 Kroger Lane Lehman, Tom .......... ........... 8 35 E. Mitchell Levy, Evelyn ............ ............... . 4935 Corinth Ave. Levy, Katherine ......... ...................... 6 69 Gholson Ave. Low, Robert ............ Comptom Rd., Wyoming Macke, Madelyn ........ .................. 3 352 Woodburn Maish, William ......, Majoewsky, Ruth ...,..,. Mann, Arnold ....,...,. Maple, Edith ....,,.. Marcus, joseph ...,....,.. Marquette, Marjorie ,....... . Meledy, Carolyn ..,,..,. DIRECTORY ........l275 Paddock Hills ..........,....l5l7 Ruth Ave. .........3958 Dickson Ave. ...........329 Oregon St. .........4604 Reading Road ........3696 Kendall Ave. Arcadia Place Meyers, Robert ...,... ..,............. l 327 Elam St. Miller, Edith .,..... ......,.,..,.,,. 2 239 Park Ave. Miller, Edward .,..... 38l8 Drakewood Drive Miller, Sylvia ...,...... ......,........... 5 330 Laconia Mills, Marjorie ...,,,. ........ 5 O46 Oberlin Blvd. Momback, Doris ..,..,... ..,..,...., l O02 Marion Ave. McCord, Malcolm .....,,... ......, F ountain Ave., Glendale Nantz, Alice ............,.. ..,...,......... 6 549 lris Ave. Neuerman, Melvin ,.... ........... 8 87 Blair Ave. Nieder, Eleanor ...,...,. .............., l 678 Herbert Nolte, lda ...,.....,........ .....,............ 3 342 Woodburn Oman, john ..,..,...... . .... .,.., 3 643 Amberson Ave. Oppenheimer, Eleanor ....., .... Ostendorf, Wesley ..... Ott, Helen ...,,..,....,,,,.. Otting, Ruth .....,.......,, Outcalt, Katherine ..,.. Palm, Max ....,...,......,.. Parsons, Gail .,......,.. Payne, Clarence ........,. Payne, Ralph ......,........ Pechstein, Richard ...... Peck, Warner .....,,...... Phillips, Lulu .,..... .. Pletz, William ......,,. Pyle, Murray .,......., Raible, George ...,.... Rankin, Robert .....,...,. Ransohoff, Daniel ....,,. Reeves, Robert .... . ..,... .. Renfrow, Omer .,........, Roan, Marguerite ....... Robinson, Elaine ,..,.... Robinson, Ellen .......... Rosen, Norma ,....... Rosen, Harry ,,........ Rouda, Frank ....... Royer, james ........ Rutledge, Ruth ....,.. Salinger, james ,,..... Schram, William .,...,.. Sawyer, Charles .......,.. Schenk, Bertha ..,....... Scheumann, Lavern .... Schledorn, Robert ....... Schlotman, Edna ...,..... Schlueter, Robert ,,...., Schoenfeld, Maxine ..,. Schroeter, Donald ......,..,. Schubert, Elinor ......... Schulkers, julia ,,....,... Schulz, Susi .,.......... Schur, Robert ...,. ,.., .......3896 Reading Road ........l729 Berkley Ave. .....3659 Middleton Ave. Ryland ......6247 Orchard Lane ........2466 Grandin Road Westminster Apts. .............l3lO Chapel St. .. ....,..... 332l Bevis Ave. .........l83 Lafayette Cir. ..Willow Ave., Glendale .............2338 Ohio Ave. Hereford Ave. ........3745 Kenilworth Place . ...,..,... 6677 Bantry Ave. ........l2l8' Chapel St. .............3509 Biddle ................l633 Vine ............85O Ludlow Ave. ..........3lO9 Mathers St. ...2562 Woodburn Ave. Cleneay Rockdale ..............President Apts. .........3896 Reading Road .............6635 iris Ave. .,......, 3635 Solar Vista l3 Avon Fields Place ........625O Beechview Cir. .Fountain Ave., Glendale Cleveland .......lO39 Towanda Ter. Helen St. ......6Ol4 Clephane Ave. ........6269 Grand Vista ........9l7 Dana Ave. .........l5l5 Shenandoah ..........35l6 Zinsle Ave. ......35-46 Herschel View ...............2356 Park Ave. .........789 Greenwood Ave. Schwarm, lrma ........ Schwartz, Phyllis .......... Scott, jane ............... Selva, Annette ......... Shepherd, Roy .......... Shifres, Abe .......... Shriner, Sally ....... Siemer, George ........ Smith, Arthur ....... Smith, Clifton ....... Solway, Norma ......... Sparks, Dorothy ....... Spicer, Thomas ........ Sprott, George ......... Spurlock, Mary ......... Stewart, Maurices... .... Stott, Ruth ............... Strange, Lovick ........... Stuhlbarg, Dorothy .......... Sugarman, Charles... Sullivan, john ........... Surran, Dorothy ........ Tangeman, Donald ........ ......... Tassler, Milford ........ Taylor, Robert .......... Thede, Robert ....... Thielen, Albert ........ Thornton, Doris ........ Tucker, Robert ......... Towler, Vance .......... Vaughn, Sara ............ Voorheis, jean ........... Voorsanger, Esther .... . ..... Vorwerck, Linton ..... ..... Waldhauer, Eleanor.. Wallenhorst, Richard .......... Warschauer, Sherma ......... ........lO59 Rush Ave. ........3922 Redbud Ave. .........2239 Crane Ave. .........3402 Woodburn Ave. ......36OO Mooney Ave. Blair Ave. ........37 Arcadia Place .......346O Wabash Ave. ........265l Bellevue Ave. 3246 Beresford Ave. ........362l Eaton Lane ...........2843 Melrose ...........l605 Dana Ave. ........l88 Mt, Pleasant ......82 Washington Ter. ........34 Dixie Highway .....7l Washington Ter. ......6l36 Fairway Drive ........3S36 Barker Ave. .........Glenwood Ave. Pavillion St. ........l4l7 Ryland Ave. 3450 Observatory Place .......6956 Plainfield Pike ......l532 Dixmont Ave. Acres ...........l666 Blue Rock ...4822 Yarmouth Place ..........lO38 St. Gregory Helen St. ......59l8 E, Woodmont Telford .....88l Clinton Springs .........393O Briggs Place ........6937 Montgomery ........3373 Arrow Ave. .. ........ 54l9 Perth Ln. Wartik, Thomas .......... ................ 3 573 Glenwood Weber, Perlaita .......,... ........... 2 419 Ashland Ave. Wechsler, Herbert .......... ............ 3 562 Lee Place Weiland, Gloria ........ ............... 7 35 Redbud Weiland, janet ......... ........ 4 Ol5 Beechwood Wert, Georgia ....... ............. 2 6l5 Cleinview Wheeler, Harry ....... ..... 3 B28 Country Club Wilfert, Rosanna ...... ................ 3 l24 Harvard Williams, Dorothy .... ....... 8 83 Rockdale Wilson, William .......... ......... 7 45 Oak St. Wnuck, Mary jane ......... .............. 5 Ross Ave. Wolf, Betty .............. Wolf, Edyth ......... Wolf, Robert ....... Wood, Margaret ....... Wright, Lydia .......... Wuenker, Roger ....... Wyler, Peggy ........... Yontz, Rosemary ....... Zagoren, jean .......... Zanone, Betty .......... Zeydel, Edwina ........ Ziglier, Frances ....... .........lOl9 Lenox Place ...........3967 Ardmore ..........382l Columbia .........23ll Burnet Ave. ...............5405 Weltner ......6ll6 Fairway Drive ............652 Forest Ave. ...........3666 Forest Park ..lll5 Victory Parkway .........l77l E. McMillan ..........3439 Middleton Ave. ..........'..2l28 St. james you would measure the Value of Telephone Service try to imagine this-or any other community-Without it, even for a few days. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company '91, tg '26 E B E L L N E SYST E M 8 x 15.2 sl 'flfpugu gilt 136 Compliments ot EAGLE Y GIRL RESERVES Dea Andersen ,.....A. Elinor Schubert ......... lean Zagoren r,....... lulia Bundy ............ Rosemary Yontz .,..... Dorothy Surran loan Grove Doris Burmeister GIRL RESERVE CODE Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready tor service Loyal to friends Reaching tovvard the best Eager tor knowledge Seeing the beautiful Earnest in purpose Reverent to Cod Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times OFFICERS CABINET Sylvia Dauer Ruth Qtting betty lane Colter I37 , V.......,t..i,....President President .,....,.Vice ....,..,...Secretary ....,.........Treasurer ......Publicity Agent Ruth Rutledge lvlarion Craft Elizabeth lvlaclvlillan THE PALM BRCJTHERS DECALCCDMANIA COMPANY akers of ternationally lcnown DECALCCMANIA Since 1865 Compliments of HOME ROOM 213 YOUR EDUCATION is not complete until you have had a post-graduate course in fun at CONEY ISLAND America's Finest Amusement Park Compliments ot A FRIEND MILLER School of Business A Standard School of Business Training Edwards Bldg. 528 Walnut St. CINCINNATI, OHIO Wm. Beclc 8: Sons Co. Costumes and Tuxedos Rented 1115 vane sf. cherry 2264 Compliments of HOME ROOM 230 LITTLEFORD-NELSON C0mpIimeI1tS Of School ol Commerce FRESHMAN l'll-Y Neave Bldg. Fourth at Race CINCINNATI Compliments of when You Need A FRIEND GO TO THE KNIT SHOPPE LUCILLE BARRS 8a T530 Madison Road Cincinnati, Ohio Reading Road and Ridgeway WOodburn 64l7 Best Wishes to Wear WALNUT HILLS HIGH RED CROSS SHOES Compliments of for dp d'R1vv1i'Jz. HPICHDE HDD BHCE STREET STYLE Gooo LUCK SENIORS Compliments of A FRIEND JEAN'S YARN SHOP 682 Forest Ave. AVon 9360 DRINK E I lr. IN BOTTLES W. E. Newlaold Bootery, Inc., 450 Race Street Exclusive Agent for I. MILLER SHOES In Cincinnati Compliments of LORETTA FOOD SHOP 3908 Reading Road lames Austin Richard Anderson Archie Allen Robert Allen William Beckner Fred Bonestengle William Broomell Mike Brown Boyd Chambers Marshall Chambers Charles Carothers Richard Doyle lames Dietz Donald Dwight Donn Early l-loward Finn Bruce Fisher William l-lerbes loe l-loerth Richard l-lerr Brian Kiely Stewart King Compliments of the SENIOR HI-Y 141 Robert Lambert Ceorge Lawrence lames Lotsbeich Malcolm McCord Robert McCaslin james MacMillan lohn Mason Robert Neff lack Oman Wesley Ostendorf Warner Peck Richard Pechstein Omer Renfrow Toby Raymond William Schram Clifford Straehly Albert Storrs Donald Tangeman Robert Thede Robert Taylor Milford Tassler Linton Vorwerk ,lialhmin oftgs GLORIOUS TONEQQQ Leader today as at the turn oi the century. Choice oi artists. 0 Note the pride oi the owner when he says. 'This is my Baldwin! Observe the confident assurance oi the artist at the Baldwin keyboard. Watch the increasing pace or enthuslasm and skill when the pupil has access to a Baldwin. 0 Come in and learn how easy it is to own a Baldwin Grand. THE BALDWIN PIANO CCMPANY I42 W. Fourth Street CINCINNATI, OHIO Exclusive Representative of Hammond Organ and Novachord M A R K S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 3917 Reading Road Avondale Comphments of Cincinnati UNiversity 5205 The J Weber Dairy Co IMILADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE B6 Glenwood Service Continuously Satisfactory CINCINNATI, 0I'II0 Reading Road at Paddock Avon 9530-953i J. F. BLUMENTHAL C I' t f Reading Road and Clinton Springs omp 'men S 0 Yours for Reliability, Quality, and Service Prescriptions filled by registered pharmacists M t I d I' T H E Phones: DAVE? B460Ig?l2l-7102 L I M I P R I N C E FRUITS VEGETABLES E. J. MOHRHOLZ O db Quality Groceries and Meats W o 0062 W db d WOodbiiIr: 0063 Biliairuxiiesn I42 BALLINGER - INVESTMENTS Since I92I We specialize in unlisted securities oi weii icnown Cincinnati Companies. Statistical information and maricet quotations are avaiiabie at aii times. BALLINGER 8g CC. Compliments ot THE BOYS IN 118 Clyde Alday Daniel Baskind George Bennett Ralph Bertsche Thaddeus Brown Robert Bundy lohn Chapman Emanuel Daneman lack Davis Warren Foster George Frishlqorn Raul Frishkorn Roger Hartman Gerhart Hartwig Tom l-leldman William l-lermerding Dean lohnston George Ingersoll 144 William Kleeman Richard Lambert lohn Sandaker Gus Tinder Tom Tykins john lvloerlein David Naylon Sherman Palmer William Portman lack Rader Richard Rosenfeld Charles Sinning Leslie Smith Raul Starr Robert Sullivan Erich Thon George Woodward Stanley Woodward Compliments of 336 GOODBYE SENIORSY Room 338 Compliments of R o o m 111 BEST WISH ES from Home Room 235 Home Room 214 A Compliments ol Home Room 115 Rita Auer Betty Bauman Ruth Brottt Rosemary Brunner Betty Carpenter Mary Clitt Patti Cozine Mary Cullen Barbara Elliott Alice Fisher Helen Cray Patricia Hamer Rosemary l-larig losephine I-larris Vera l-lecht Margaret l-lukill Eillen lngledue Amy loseph Virginia luergens Grace Levine Marjorie Lion Mimi Liscovy Frances Martin Delores Mastin lane Morrison Carol Olcrent Harriet Quinn Charlotte Rattety l-lelen Redmond Marian Ruebel Shirley Schur Dorothy Schwarm Mary Sherman Ruth Spohr Eleanor Steinberg Ann Stephenson Mary Lou Stewart Arllyn Theiss Betty Watson Ruth Weinberg lacqueline Weiss Nancy Williamson Compliments of Room 117 Richard Allen Bert Berman Robert Brakeman Charles Browne William Christen Samuel Dollin lohn Frey lack Frohman Donald Gillespie Lloyd Gottlieb loseph l-lall Paul l-lervvitz lames l-lilderbrandt Ralph lrvine Stanley jones Roy Kaufman Charles Kiely Robbert Lappin Carl Luedeke Robert Young l-lenry Lurie james lvlahattey Clifford lVluth Gilbert Newbauer Robert O'Connel joseph Pickerel Albert Redmond Henry Reins Robert Riegert Landon Robinson Dan Rybolt William Shepard Dick Sloane Bruce Taylor Benjamin Ungar Sherwood Versteeg Eugene Wehr l-loward Wheeler Thomas Wright Compliments of T112 FI'CSl'1lTl6l'l GITIS ldome Room 112 oFRoyn310 Home Room 217 MRS PAUL ASHBROOK, teacher GREETINGS from 131 146 HOME ROOM 234 Sally Altman Francis Apple Mary Beattie lack Benham Ann Beddle Martha Billups Pat Boisseau Richard Butler luanita Carty Geraldine Cohen Sylvia Cordon Thomas l-lalloclc lames l-leekin Shirley Kerschner Stanley Kreimer Charlotte Litwin Ernest Lorenz Carla Martin l-lubert Miller lack Miller Sara Okrent lames Pierce Leah Pockros james Proctor Robert Pugh Ruth Reid Myrtle Rieth Dorothy Rouda Anna Slavita james Stewart Mildred Streicher David Talbot Mary Todd Olga Walker Lillian Wilson William Woodrow Gompliments ot HOME ROOM 314 George Bihn Robert Brottt Frank Garroll Pierson Davis Dal Deremo jack Digman Harry Duccilli Richard Feder Harry Fershtman james Godfrey David Goldman jerome Greenwald john Hilberg james Hooker William Lal:orCe William Levi Arnold Levine julian Lieberman 148 Edward lvlanogue Gharles lVlcGullough jerome lvliddleman William Modene james Montgomery Robert Moore Stanley Oscherwitz Lee Redmond Garl Reed james Rust james Schwab Ted Schwartz john Shepherd Alan Silverman Lee Straub john Tobias Benjamin Wright Nathaniel Wright GOOD WISHES, SENIORS KATHERINE T. LAPPA, Home Room Teacher Mary Ann Bates Elliott Beckham julian Boos Katherine Brown George Browne Emolyn Conner Bill l-lall Alberta Hamilton Ann Heilbrun Pearl Kessel Raul Krone Rosella Lewis Roland MacGregor Robert Marty loseph Meyer Alan Nathan Barbara Redmond Weston Rogers William Rudlott lohn Ruffin Glenn Schilling lohn Schulkers l-loward Skipper Geneva Smith Gharles Stix Paul Stuhlreyer Bob Thomas Shirley Tonne Betty Troy Marian Turk Paul Wamser William Winsborough 1939 REMEMBRANCER Katherine Avey Alberta Barta Rosemary Birk Mary Ann Bohne Beatrice Bondmann Mary lean Gress Beverley Dean lone De Boor Dorothy Elton Betty Erharclt Sylvia Fogle Garolyn Friedrnann Shirley Goldblatt l-lelen Hall Ruth l-lansman Garolyn l-lelclman Betty lane lansing lanet Levine Leah Lewis Elizabeth MacMillan loan Magnus Garolyn Mayer Katherine Morse Dorothy Newman Florence Nolte Norma Owen Roth Pierle Marjorie Richter Ruth Shapiro Evelyn Shute Barbara Stark Doris lean Stewart Beverly Tennenbaum ludith Tennenbaum Elizabeth Weber Merian Wurst Compliments of Room 227 lean Abrahamson Beatrice Alexander Elizabeth Billings Lucille Dunsker Lela Cassman Carole Cinn Barbara Coldenberg lean Harrison l-lester l-lays Marilyn jacobs Elizabeth lenike Nancy Kilclutt Virginia Martin layne Meals leanne Nichols Ruth Pteitter Bernice Rabkin Shirley Rindsberg Martha Rule l-lelene Schwartz Natalie Spielberg Betty Starke Billie Stockton Mary Sweeney Earlene Thompson HOME ROOM 242 Mary Baer Sarah Bettis Dorothy Beyer loan Boegli jesse Chiles Marian Conners Lorraine Davis Alice Day Claire Cerhardt Sally Cetner Rene Crant Alfreda l-larris Dorothy Kramer Betty Lucas MISS FRIEDA LOTZE is lean Portmann Margaret Rettig Verna Ruevve Naomi Saltzman Ruth Schnake Beatrice Steinberg Rita Suer La Verne Taylor Eloise Turpin Maragaret von Schlichton Betty Lou Walker Maura Wallenhorst Marjie Weisbaum Regene Wides 150 Compliments ot Section 82 ot HOME ROOM 232 Bonnie Baker Dorothy Baxter Stanley Braunstein Mary Cecil Catherine de Olde Amos Emmert Marcia Frankel Phyllis Goldsmith Peggy Grace Omar lacomini lonas Katz Cilda Kichler Virginia Kreimer Robert Levinson Harry Machle Coleman Magrish Haskell McC.ritt Donovan Miller Gilbert Mombach Beach Morrow Paul Naylor lohn Nowlan loan Patterson Vera Petrie Ernest Ratterman Martha Roberts l-lope Schmidt Edgard Schwab Richard Sprague William Strubbe june Tidball Roberta Lee Todd Dorothy Turner Robert Walker Thomas Werner William Whitteker Compliments ot HOME ROOM 318 Dea Anderson Ruth Batsche Catherine Bayliss Linda Bender Audrey Berkeley Margaret Boren Helen Bruson Miriam Copeland Martha Engelhardt Alice Fisher lean Cerhardt Marion Crat Elaine l-lenke lanet Henthorn Eileen Hervyeh Patricia l-lilp Dorothy lrying Katherine Levy Madelyn Maclse lean Zagoren 152 Edith Maple Edith Miller Eleanor Neider Helen Ott Cail Parsons Marguerite Roan Ellen Robinson Susi Schultz Annette Selva Dorothy Surran Doris Thornton Sarah Vaughn lean Voorhese Cloria Weiland Mary lane Wnunch Betty Wolt Edyth Wolf Lydia Wright Peggy Wyler Gail Bank Richard Beckner Madeline Cinccio Dorothy Conley Joseph Cramer Forrest Cress limmie Fabe jimmy Fagg Warren Picker Muriel Fisher Julia Ciesler Mahala jackson Sections 84-87 ot ROOM 3 3 2 lames lenkins Virginia Littlejohn Glenn Melzer Betty Mitchel Mary Morgan Oran Naetach Edith Norman Norma Jeanne Owens Lonnie Parker David Pauly Kenneth Rirman Dale Ramey 153 Billy Rathkamp Raymond Rice Delphine Sargent Jeannette Schautert Charles Singleton Raymond Specker lim Steinnecker Marjorie Templeton f'-Xletha Thorn Billy Troy Lois Ann Weeks Alma Wittmeyer l-lelen Yee Marian Ahlering Anne Beatty Anne Bernheim Luella Brinkman Elizabeth Caldwell Mary Daugherty Dorothy Evans Elaine Ferguson Gloria Finke Estelle Fox l-leddy Frank Elaine Frankel Rolly Friedman GREETINGS FROM 218 Suzanne Cerspacher Edith Goldman Betty lane Colfer loan Grove june l-lerbst Cathleen l-lorak Vivian johnson Rosemary Kauffman Betty Lou Koons C-race Leahr Mary Elva Lewis Marilyn Methven lris Miller Rosa May Mitchell Ruth Nebolsky loyce Nolan lo Ann Obyrne Ruth Ann Piron Selma Renschle Ruth Rosenbaum Maxine Schoenfelcl Mabel Sizer l-lorvena Sudduth Lucy Ann Voss Evelyn Wasserman Betty Weisgerber Compliments of HOME ROOM 323 Mary Albury loyce l-lahn it imma Beefw cc SOn Ei Marcella Beasley Zenobia Bernadini Dorothy Brinkman Miriam Cherdron Rita Davis Miriam Epstein Sylvia Fishman Betty Fisher l-ladassah Frankel loyce Fulleman Katherine l-ladrika Rosemary l-leldman lris l-less lean lnskeep Mary Kauffman Dorothy Leavitt Miriam Lucas Frances Maish Marilyn May l-lobe Orlick Barbara Ott Lillian Reuschle Susan Rockvvoocl Maryl Schrinner Nancy Schwarz Marjorie Shreve lane Siegler Henrietta Smith Dorothy Stevvart Ruth Street Mary Tuttle Alice Voorsanger Dorothy Wheelvvright Doris Williams Agnes Wolf 154 F Ferdinand Ach Charles Beaman Elmer Benson Robert Blackshaw Maxwell Bundman Donald Campbell Boyd Chambers Donald Dwight Donn Early Naryin Emden Edwin Ealk Eranlq Erench justin Friedman Richard Goldsmith Cerald l-lahn Caleb Haines l-lenry l-lartwig Ceorge lnleldman John l-lelmsderter Compliments of ROOM 312 William Wilson I55 Richard l-lerr Stanley Isaacs Brian Kiely Robert Lambert Tom Lehman loseph Marcus Wesley Ostendorl Richard Pechstein George Raible Daniel Ransohott Omer Rentrow lames Salinger Robert Schledorn William Schram Robert Schur Donald Tangeman Robert Taylor Robert Thede l-lerbert Wechsler Jaffiefvi .2 Compliments of HOME ROOM 313 Robert Allen lames Austin lack Berling Arthur Broomell lack Costello Ceorge D'Angello Arnold Durlacher Claude Emmerich Carl Fernbach William Croslisch Stanley Harper Theodore l-lawlcins William l-lerbes Clyde l-looge Ralph jenkins Donald lones LeRoy loseph V56 joseph Lask William Maish Robert Meyers Edward Miller Melvin Neuerman lack Oman William Pletz Murray Pyle Frank Rouda james Royer Lavern Schuemann Don Schroeter l.eRoy Shephard Charles Sugarman Milford Tassler Al Theilen Linton Vorwerk Tom Wartik Compliments Georgia Wert of Home Room 113 Mary Michaels Eileen Moore Peggy Motz Betty Nathan Beverly Neoer Bernice Paulus lane Plaot Lillian Robinson Phyllis Rodgers Suzette Rosenthal Viola Salovarra Eleanor Schwartz Charlotte Taylor Marilyn Tonnies Adele Weiland Marjorie Weil Compliments from the Seniors of '43 in Home Room 224 HARRY CASSMAN, Teacher 157 '21 Compliments ot HOME ROOM 211 Donald Bauer Ray Bettis Norman Blatt Fred Bohnstengel Peter Borden Richard Brunner William Campbell james Dietz Bruce Fisher Robert Cartield loseph Caz William Ciesler lay Goldstein Lowell Colter Leonard Heilbrun William l-lissett Cray l-lolterhott Donald Korchmar lames Laslc Carl Weisshaar 158 lames lVlaclVlillan Otto Mayo lack Miller lames lvliller Ceorge Morgan William Rtitzer Arthur Rlaut l-larry Rathkamp Minor Raymond Edward Schitt Robert Schott Carl Schroeder lack Sharp Sam Smiclqler Albert Storrs Sam Stueve loseph Tolle Edwin Vollmer Wagner Vorheis Helen Ayer Leslie Bellevv Marjorie Bernhardt Mae Bohm Susie Brett Patricia Butz Betty Gloyd Marie Gohn Marilyn Gorliss Anne Grean Adele Denhart Virginia Downs Mildred Ellison Stella Fabian Sally Gardner Margery Grimm Verna Harcourt Laura Hipple Ella Kennedy Roberta Lee Best Wishes Erom R O 0 M 114 Dorothy Zink 159 Elizabeth McLean leanne Oelerich Pat Postle Carol Rausch lanet Ray Adelle Reinhart Eileen Rosenbloom Mary Lou Roush loan Salinger Laura Sampson Anna Schuman Doris Seligman Shirley Sternberg Gladys Stevenson Melice Sudduth Bonnie lean Sunderlin Helen West ' Louise Withington Anne Woeste leanne Yeclcel Best Wishes trom Sections 7l-76 ot H OM E R OO M 2 3 2 Frances Ahlering Mary Louise Eck Patricia lngledue Audery Anderson Rosemary Eyriclc Shirley ltkott Marilynn Armandrott lohn Eeldhaus Murray latte Wallace Barnes lohn Eranelc Ann lohnston Ruth Barton Vincent Ceraci Alice Kennedy Peggy Byrer Edith Cinsberg Betty Kirschner Charles Cartwright Odessa Colightly Edgar Lochner lean Clermont Ceorgene Crad Patricia Menager Alvin Currens lune Croth Mildred Mitchell Ray Dennis Suzanne Crove Hazel Morris Dorothy Dugan Ed l-lansen l-lelen Motsinger 160 Eugene Mulvaney Marion Ott Claude Patton Robert Pereira Thelma Pulliam lune Riley Cornell Secosan lrvin Silverstein Roena Stevenson Carol Straehley Howard Wolf Compliments ot HOME ROOM 110 lvlerdith Beckman joseph Carter Roger Chackstield Abe Cherutt jerome Cohen Melvin Corbly Robert Danehauer Donald Dartnall Tom Denham Leonard DeVore Kenneth Eiler Edward Engelhardt jules Friedman Benjamin Cettler Russel Cireen Charles Cuggenheim john l-leldman Robert l-lottman Ray l-lood jack l-lough Scott Winter 161 Cordon l-lughmark Robert jones Clare Kennedy Bennett Korchmar Donald Laibson Teddy Levy Robert lvlanoque Robert McCann Louis lvlendelsohn Albert lvleyer Loyd lvliller Charles McNeill Cerald Nadler Robert O'Connor l-lerbert Perry john Savvyer Tom Siegel David Singer George Thomas Frank Torbeclc Richard Anderson Ben Bernstein Sidney Blatt Leonard Cohen William Davis Richard Doyle George Fabe Sumner Gainsborg Ronald Gulick Terry l-larmon George l-licks Arthur Hotfheimer Porter l-ludson Paul Kemper Robert Krone lames Kusnerus lames Leue Arnold lvlann Malcolm lVlcCord Clarence Payne Compliments ot ROOM 317 Roger Wuenker 162 Warner Peck Robert Rankin Robert Reeves l-larry Rosen Charles Savvyer lohn Shoenig Robert Schlueter Abe Shitres George Siemer Arthur Smith Clitton Smith George Sprott Maurice Stewart lohn Sullivan Vance Tovvler Robert Tucker Richard Wallenhorst l-larry Wheeler Robert Wheeler Robert Wolt Congratulations to the REMEMBRANCER trom the GIRLS OF 210 Anne Braun l-lelen Brooks Virginia Cole Marion Deickman Dorothy Dubin Bette Fleischer Virginia Flynn Felicia Freedman Adrienne Goldstone Vera Craft lanet Greenwald lacquiline l-lappy Betty lane l-leldman Ruth King Mary Koons Lois Kriegsman Ruth Majoewsky Edvvina Zeydel 163 Sylvia lxfliller Doris lvlomhach Ida Nolte Katherine Outcalt Lulu Phillips Elaine Robinson Ruth Rutledge Phyllis Schwartz lane Scott Norma Solvvay Dorothy Sparks Mary Spurlock Ruth Stott Esther Voorsanger Eleanor Waldhauer lanet Weiland Rosemary Yontz Compliments ot the Senior Girls ot HOME ROOM 316 Margaret Abrahamson Lillie May Armandrott lanet Blumenthal Sylvia Dauer Betty lane De La Croix Shirley Dryer lane Fischer Marilyn Haskell Pauline Gliclqman Dorothy Goepp Marcia Goss Charlotte Gebhart Lorraine Hoffman Trudy l-lope Violet l-ludson lacqueline james Geraldine Kanter Evelyn Levy Marjorie Marquette Frances Ziglier 164 Carolyn Meledy Marjorie Mills Alice Nantz Eleanor Oppenheimer Ruth Otting Norma Rosen Bertha Schenk Edna Schlotman ludy Schulkers Elinor Schubert Irma Schvvarm Sally Shriner Dorothy Stuhlbarg Sherma Warschauer Lita Weber Rosanna Wiltert Dorothy Williams Margaret Wood Betty Zanone HOME ROOM 337 Robert Adkins james Browning William Brune lane Cramer Louise Dreitus Marion Eberle Ruth Eltenbaum Sara Eogel Dorothy C-ebhart Franklin Ginn Virginia Graves Eileen l-lottman Audery Holzere Doris lacob Mildred joseph Evelyn Kuntz joseph Magnus Hope Yee 165 ' Lila Mae Makima Elizabeth Malamy Betty lane Miller Betty lane Morgan loan Parsons jesse Pogue Dorothy Riedinger Ruth Saltzman Carol Seidel Herman Southern Donald Spiers Robert Stern Madeline Stricker Cordon Talcott Margy Lee Usher Larry Warm Lillie Weisbacher Robert Adams loseph Batsche Roger Bear Stanley Block Howard Brown Alvin Bunis Arch Carson Richard Cole Robert Cook lames Cooke Eugene Dowers Sheldon Fantle Leonard Cray Rex Hamersley Charles Hardman james Frazer Seniors of '4l R O O M 216 Raymond Wolf 166 loles loseph Melvin Kessel Charles Klensch Henry Kuehn Earl Lawson Allan Lurie Vaughn lvlorrow james lvluchmore Harry Rerls Edgar Sholl Raul Siegler Harold Soeevaelf David Spritz Leslie Sfickler Charles VanRel'r Donald Warschauer W4 W V .. xgfepgx M5 il iff? 'Egg We 9 7 m?xga,f?,'4 p Not the greate t . . . not the largest . . . but an organizatlnn devoted to a principle of excellence. For more than three decades hundreds of yearbook editors and business managers have placed their faith in our ability to help them design, publish, and finance unusual yearbooks . . . Just old-fashioned ln principle, but with a very definite flare for the best in modern publication trends! INDIANAPIILIS EN GRAVIN G CIJMPANY, INC. INDIANAPCILIS, INDIANA ' wma! DP I3 EQ RT A A LJ ls a comparatively long time, as lwuman U life goes, tlwerelore we lmave devoted sufficient time in preparing ourselves to be yearbook printers .... to give individualized tl1OUQl'1t . . . personal attention . . . tl1e warmtlw, almost, of Z lleslw and blood . . . into tlwe type and 1- inlc and paper . . . wlmicli go to malce up :E REMEMBRANCER, 1939 . . . not U7 forgetting, ol course, tlwe splendid worlc ..-. ol tlwe Stall. . . llixxfe trust our eltorts 1-I along tlmis line . . . one in wlwiclm we m consider our organization very capable . . . will meet witlw tlie approval of 3 tl1e entireestudent body and laculty. D- Fine Yeerboolc Printers For A Quarter Gi A Century Main e Wright Sts., Blancliester, Ohio
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
