Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1937 volume:

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The cast is unusual in that one of the faculty, Mr. Monk, played the leading baritone part, Sgnarelle. In the first scene he is testing Lucind's pulse while her father Geronte looks on. Next, Mr. Stokes, the competent and dynamic direc- tor of the opera chorus, leads, and orchestra, tells Leander and Lucas how best to portray their roles. Sgnarelle and Jacqueline smile slyly although each is be- ing severely chastised by his wife and husband respectively. Valere is awaiting the doctor's verdict with Martine and Jac- queline. C11lO1' P6113 History I love her, says Leander of his beloved Lucinda, while a contrast in the last picture is Sgnarelle scolding Valere and Hiskett who tries to be serious unsuccessfully. In real life these characters are: Martine, Char- lotte Yeagerg Lucinda, Kather- ine Brown and Wanda Parisg Jacqueline, Marjorie Dhonaug Leander, Marinus Rodag Lucas, .lack Armstrong: Geronte, Mar- vin McClel.lan and H o w a r d Seitzg Valere, Wilbur Hiskett and Robert Apylegateg and King Louis, Bruce Schweninger and Elmer Rundy. ' 1 l9Sj ui nnual Stall ln the top picture Nliss Nlcliinley is shown just alter Mr. Kildow had present- ed her with the S. P. A. key in recogni- tion of the pacemaker rank of the '36 annual. These next pictures show how hard the annual staff should Work. ln the middle one Dot Patterson and ,Rose Waspe. in the background, are typing, as fast as they can, attempting to keep clown that pile of material which is the result of the ei- ' Nl ller forts of the rest of the staff. Ken - ne thinking '7 9 I and Lou Zimmerman are . . . about the tone quality of some girls' athletic pictures while Co-Editors Al 'Wald and Mary Joyce Benn are straight- ening out the mess in the identification oi the lower classrnen. ln the lower picture Dot Patterson and Rose Waspe are still typing. lane Tresler. is being shown by Anna Stoltz what is meant by informal lsalaneef' Then too, Nlargie Kallrneyer is tin in a picture. perhaps up shown pas g ' ' ' l L xuxers is trim- sule down. while Amie e an ming another picture. 211116 If H Cilib Esther p iclure i ffoofi n the top ' f her usua L. ' ei- ' 1 Wrighi is doing ' irixw the cameia in ' ci Psixixa work byviepa U ' Betty Bufdoti an ' swiratioii- x i we with ' H both my Next o . 'Murphy lending al and memai assistance. 1 Hociapp is ready to squeeze iviii for au- 1 Neil Yttie ruiuiier . Om' chief the poor i other Cauiivzii port: an, camera man, Wfaiiy Meer. ami his assistant, VS7iiiy Aiiiers. are ready to get another striking photo. - iow them Ni. Strickiand. K. Goide- ixerry, see Bertsche, B. Buvdori. . Crawiorri, W. Aiiiere, Ho- Vfvziit. equipmem ther l H and S. i ner ano ciapp, ' and aii, are off to cox q. , i eel-up. Lust im! Kar from ' net Sciiaiiie smiihori ' ' nd aiwie I .x a X 1 v e 5. leaf-X is alcpe sorting, those darn neg Without this iaithiui group a lheir syonsor. 'Niiss Davis. the wouiGu't ine any zxmiuzii. just l991 llool - QLYO 011 SY216 Above is the 'Maroon SWK whkrh oe-ed oi co-editors Att Web- demon and and is comp V et and Cladgfs Au R ' L. 'Margaret 3iueXXex7 ' up deserves ak ' xt iat,e-edxtow Dick Savrohl 'Hur gm great dezfx oi 1-veAix io: gexhug ox some fme Navoons. The next, 'Gwen pictures are oi the Smokin? NXax'o0u ima. Above. Cathexine NXHQHQY., Yhl W ciebeyg, and Rmb Chaney axe yrooi-x'euCxixxg coming copy. 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SKQOXA NXKAXQ, wimxe xo Xw Akfxer- eo KuewuA Oi A CLXXNXHKK ces 11 ewkug oi 'uk , -mln ' -ie. xc QX xX1X1XAx9QYCxXXL llosl l1061 S' LltCf8l1lYC Above, Blasser seems to have found 'ust the arxiczle for which he was look- ing. ,lust what kiml ol an artiole could lt, he that he wants? We coulcl guess, but it prohahly woulclxft clo us any good. As for Leohker, Kaiser, Glashien, llunsixzker, Pugh, and Happ. they seem ' ' h objects ol their well ssausfxecl wxth t e ' l v Westem Hills may he i searclx. Some Q ad works of some o jusxly proud of the le. And who knows- these very poop ' Nl'ss l'lohansack's an article reacl m , x ' ' nv he the start oi xt Remlxng Llulx m . sohheln all. M the lelt, we sec Marian Ti stusllously carrying a pile ol hooks up lo the lxalcony in the library. We wonder what she imemls to do with them. And might we also ask, just how much practice :lid it take for her to ' - so many at once? he ahlcf to halamft . X U Slllixh. QLYXID' 'fn our 1- . ' - ui Nha. hh mmf ns-n. and ' Y,gf'r'- x.h6'l'Zll'f1 Hhnb ara' hm ' Y -'nr hunk-1 f-ve-u X d m me dill- QIXIHOI' nz In hunk lip. Nxliyhf' the-5 '- we-rr -umm- '- h.k nuvw Xhin xv v- ruund lhuugih. ur Hwy ing ll '- fDxlhgf'lx ue, Ux- Vu mld haw l hw sn- -cv Pu-m-r re-4-My ne- . , an I 'ar mak of vul- ' hh the' faumh ,hrnrs -.Kpd w le-Mhxg Nw h . 1 vrhzdk. 'YL-4-hhf-lux, Brink- -mn hunk- Y' x amd Sump of mam. u . mg nn. 'Nw-v uwxnhvr- Nha, Logue-I Library Xa- ning Khe- Vluh urs- Xe .xr 'X Aiatarule- . of the- Hlnrary whxf' D n- duties ' Kkhzurrch. f' bf-How. Shrfnn. ' ' 5 5uUwun N enrm aw hum. 1 1 . ni' 'Wise l'QhxPs'r1 jr. Library ' ' hw Aewiauxlxts flu va. ha plrasur lv arf' fll,0Y ,, S .6 if 0531 qs, 'N 4 l1071 Here are some pupils who realize that the culture and customs of the ancient peo- ples have been the founda- tion of our present civiliza- tion. Above Gress. Engel. Bauer, and Goldstone. of Miss E. B36ClllClS Study of Antiquities Club are looking at some ancient animals. Below. Haas, Patterson. Stanton, Thompson, Utrecht, and Aichholz of Miss Hard- man's Current Events Club are interested in more re- cent news. In fact, Aichholz, leaning against the wall, seems so interested that he is thinking with his eyes closed. Hmm, I wonder?? l10B1 urrent istory Ou the top of the next page, Betty Jane Metz- gar is explaining the day's news to the wide- awake QYJ members of Mr. Fouclfs Current His- tory Club. From the look on Johnsorfs face, 'he is catching on quickly. In the middle, Bramkatnp, Docter, and Bresch of Mr. Schick's Photo-Reporb er Club are interested in Kama1's rehabilitation of Turkey. Below, Lewis is driving home a point which explains why America should be sold hack to the Indians. Listening are Dollenmeyer, Kisick, Lipps, and . rr ,W ., ' o 'is f.-fi Q 2 ,,, .. 'wx .4 -X if Q: Wm 6 N . is ffm as vy- Q X 'fav I ' ' 1 w ' Y. 4 ,gg Q Ui -1 -as 'fi' Natura CICIICC Could a future Edison .he among these members of Miss Green- sxnitlfs Srienf-e Club? Anil if so, would it lie Bowen, Holtman., Gel: hardt. or Albertson? At least. some important results seein to be de- veloping from the experiment unwler way. Below. Nlr. Brown is rlelnonstrating to the students of his Astron only Cluli the wonalers of the solar system. ln the circle. we see Kircheiner of Mrs. Nlorris's Nature Club finding sonar-thing very amusing out there in the snow. 9 On the opposite page mienxbers of Miss Anclrew's Indoor and Out- iloor and Mrs. Nlorris' Nature Clubs are discovering that the beau- ties ol' nature van lie stuclied in our own school woodland. .3 L --- l110l W 11111 , I Zi YKN 6 M I r TH HQW 4 TEX-IN SCHGOL LONILXXJN IxSSOGlNQlOlX a member of tne Western Hills Loyalty Association l neretg pfowiso Support all school activities, to recognize the executive oonnoil 5 tnis organization as tno spoveswen and representatives of tno student body, and to oo all in my power to build up a tradition oi spirit. 4 ine Western Hills Loyalty Association Signed: sovpol IH21 S1-!l!llf' uf Wir. Lzsrnlnirth'-s f I 1 , umra- vil- n,1 Hrlxitlair-sn' 're- .1 Hhnwn alruvfi doing: mum- uf thffir rfluim wnrk at ihr- fnrgv. Sr-hwif-khur! and lmrrh wiurh intently :sw Wfrllf-r ix hw-ating an future muh! rhiaf-I. ,M chf- zunfil, fiilifkffllliilliifiijil rhianl is ax littlff fIlY'fhf'l' slung. Bvlow, Vlr. Piggg, finzxnvizxi zuivissor nf Ihr an- nual, is zx!,tfw1upti11,g In show Stock hnw ln draw that darn valve Male, while thf- rf-at urv working on a vlaas lesson. SMG? i 0 Fits! H-Wzupr, Hornimz, Unulr. Swruml Wald Vmego-In-, Crmnam. Brlnrggn-rnvyc-r. Sluhlmun, Hull. Thifll'PZlflIl!liil, Um-rg:-r, Cnrllnvr, Hump. Krip' penrlorf, Melzf-r. Fourth Dirkhunfvr. Lu Huw. Shu-ppnrll. Fiflh- Ls-es, lizwkm-he-ich-r. Firsl Kluy. Hullvr, .lrwnln-. Svrnml Wugm-r. Obernneyer, Lm-lvlln-r, Burruugh-Q, Lind. Thirrl Matliw, WMI, flrzlnum, We-ige-r f'l'll Fm ll . . ll zu, ,lm-olwr. lr a Svhnunzlm-ffvl. Baku-r. l,ilVv'rUhII, Down- ing. l'onf-filvly Hlbllll' tiny 'ill' as-4-mul girl in llu- lop I turf- nr thu! fourth lmy in the lnwrr pivlnrl- will lu' prix: -w4'r4'lau'y hy mmm- pflllllllli Illlrfilllwm I ' . . nun or NIMH -lll'lll lkn bln- pu-lurv In tho- llfl uv lhu! uf 'Wife Yule-n'-1 'I A . of Nh?-A 1 1 V mg: Club whih- that In hm 1 5f'hillingR Tv 1' Img, VIII: 'Hn 4 ,1 . -5- pupilw 'arvv ' 4 'fill P4U,f'l'4'l, un sis ln ns fa 1' N K ' IIN! an Iankiug :x f'nur-v BSllif I lr -su flwwirvff in bull: vnllf-gl .uni Ihr- lun-inc'-4 ..- wnrlfl. l113l I1141 V' -,fiff EW mm I 1 Kraemer and Kkpp ahhough on opposite pages are drawn together by their Illuhliix knxeresi. in Mies Sc-hkeYa Stamp Chmh. A Karger group consist- ing oi Kcher, Burhrink, Nhher, Nohe, Yxadeke, and bb. Nhher, ako hnd cong,enKaX companions as t N' Q les shape patterns in wood. At the top, Hg, Stephenson. Lehrer. Harrington, Harinxan, and Hdetrmn oi Mies Geetinfge CoX- . Xen-tors' Chxh prove that the cohecxing oi various manere, he it stamps, Xcaves, picxure-1-, is ako a source oi muxnaX enioymenx, I 'rr 1 axamg omem omaxfe phce is in the hoyxxe? 'Yarn 0 and Fitch are coping, with they saw in Wood- bert, HKD, 5 A w abouv. Yehkna diiicuh probhnxxs as working, Chxb, v1biXe Schu ' der., Schomaker, and Chsen pair o 6 in couphaeh to bake de- eacpeoxed ai chnex A Kboxh appke an Yxcioue pies. Switching, or etitoYimg,,back to ion!! we fmd Gfirdon, 0 DonneXX,?iaX2gr , Yiau, ami ieeeten oi Mies Chris Socid u . Service CA 72 l1151 H11 111611 To the right are some efs deem oi Mr. Klipp the shop Qupkh, Yxissig. Ydcchers, and Bein- kemper. Dorft be shock- ed When X teXX you that these ieHox1Js can make anything, in the dec- 'u:icaX Hoe irom toaetere t 0 trausiormets. M xr . Abercrombie, Mechan- ical Drawing teacher. says that the- Xove-'bug must SHIBXY have bitten Rzdph Yxabd, below , be- 'Q 0 intent up cause he 1., s for a on those pkms an1aXK bungalow. I1151 wkwx 'QSX 59Vsww .. ' 'EA wgsxwicw' ' X i Q X 5 N-6611185 Ida Mae Johnson, Betty Lou Gregg, and Verda Horstman of Miss Bellis Embroidery Club are learning early that a stitch in time saves nine while Marian Mc- Clellan and Audrey Keiser of Miss Rieckle- IIIHIIQS Knitting Club have put aside knitting needles to enjoy a pause that refreshes. Evelyn Busch, also of Miss Bell's Club, knows that idle hands will never finish her work. I117l fllgl C eAXe Worn Q 32 To our Xeit ana fight, various mbere oi Ntise Yiekxfe E01- b are busy at work if handi- me broidefy Ch trying, to fvoish the work. Xi ttxie picture had been taken a few weeks later. we :night see instead fxxfxshed tabh-3 covers. piXXow cases., etc. Above. 'B :Ney and Bmnsv-'ick of Mies Hddetfs Embroidery Ctuh are evideutty trying to Emi out inet how much farther they fo to Emish their quits. f take more than ' we see must 5 ' t mag what YO- ough x from 6 to p 4 at Th weeks, 5 txaXi e nike ax Sew . , here we are q pheey tv-To masterpieces in q ' an-an-....w.-... Yxkc 'WSQQXX mxXKAkeceKaxXaYxQ?xsaixkarkmsfxexxwf' 'Xhwz uiapxxvs 109 my mem xfclw, wow 'ui QL sywpXYw.? Xmil SMH Yveumfe '5 MRQA P,c7fvJXixGy5 CMN 'va 'xo HKS av-IXQQ wkikx .XQ'Xa'Xxxx, Yr. Yeifxxxxn , Y, Yu ahatuxx, Yi. '?vi'aMr, S. Ykwtx, X. Yf,aXXnXxuxx, XX. YHQ4., aah A. Vmhxkt 'naxafxug QNX. A Xu Aw NKxw'icr. fxQyve,x:fmxf,cygx Clxfu Xxs:aAc,sX XM EBM Yiobxssagf, 'kin YU:,xwXx Xxivffx AMX WW SAXBLBB Qfskic c,AiK3Xfj1x fbxegqcxei, Y. Yiafiii, Q. Qwcxxum-cw, fbxxi-Mo., and YQ 'ivcfm-Iagpe. L3 xkfxxw, qincnxx QNX agwgm:.cfmv:.. Mme Qngex-fx. ew 1Auaixu1x X755 4Yaer'aLq- -fcfxmkcyu, 'Xxx xfxixs Q'xc,uv4e Samea Ymims, - 'GMX'-ex YQZPSQXQHY, Xrcmxe, 'i36xwX, Nha. 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Above, they are shown at one of the business meetings, at which plans for fashion shows, skating parties, and teas as well as fun and parties are made. Below, we see one of the results of this planning, the traditional Christmas Play and entertainment for fifty little poor children. We see Keiser and Angne as King and Queen of Hearts, Matthews beside Santa as little Miss Mulfet, and., on the other side of Santa, Evans as Little Boy Blue. Next is Renn as a French doll, Truax as Jack, Brown a fairy queen, and Endebrock, Jill. Glrl CSCIVCS ,Here we see Hawlick. Miller, Wolf, and Borman of the Jr. Girl Reserves at one of this club's parties. This little sister of the Sr. Girl Reserves, following in the footsteps of the larger organization, suc- ceeds in building-I-good foundations- for, many a future Sr. .Girli Reserve. Below is shown a new group in ,our school this year. Since' the expansion of the Hi-Y from one to Hi-Y Cmmci Around table-Gillespie, Bolsen, Lostetter, Eclor, Wald, Haver, Farrell, Applegate, Schweninger, Mueller, McClellan, Van Guelpen, Jarrold, Murch, Dinkelaker. E Q. four Clubs, it ,was neces- sary to unite them in some way so that they might carry out to a fuller ex- tent their pledge to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tion character. This Hi-Y Council has acted as pion- eers for a finer, stronger Hi-Y program. ,af S' G l1231 'CQUXX 'X35e'oeXet, Yivnges- Ydebmim, -, . 21. 5964? 'W--WW CM, , ,, Q fxmm. Manu. Hawke, s ob when, Gm'z.v1eiXet, 593 e., Wim me 1 Ylrmxg. Qdxbefj, '5feYis-, my Sf 4.J-GNU 9051 -fffvhoziiiakev. 'ik a N . ber es Yvcaclflnvh. Shank, kluvanaogh, Yu e T XeAnXvr-an. GoXA3rxg,, ?winzXXwq Hmm M73QXXE.Y. Xlazgwlv, 'b1nXazXak.zv, Y '-f' F5ew'3KXu,, Erbstax, Hmvif, . ??Xuug.'fsxex, Q0-A gm, '-i'uAex, 5:56. , .,,,.-.,,, H 'Sens 80434 'fngmfx PY -3 A 'Exfo- fi .VIN 'Y V310 , N' aka, Qian 'w'wa'iX. Schsiening . , 0 Y 'M G Y-TH 9,055 -M!3uwnYn5,3arroX , , merxxxau, ?5wXXer, Wfikiine, Ywalekmmeh I mmm, ikeimxxmh. FSSTGXX fihoeznakef. -b l1241 7 ' A .1133 ow? dev.. and 'K-an NXQQXXM. of lrhaktet XKPXQEA R ook 5 The Qopoht ogixfxoo was a 'tXfxe vgeafe amp oi ioofuaXXec5' ati: eexem Bam A Maw XA wx M was QQXX oi Esgbx apo peg Xmx v-1oe'mXX+1 'ww ' ? . ' y . . . . ' ' yer Q-punt and hoe Xackmg, xo eangsenexxce.. However. xmoex x Y 6 b W. Bed C,oach'YhomXmrfg'e xuxehge the 'mam 0 65? 0 t 0,59 on ew we Aevdoqeb Rom a MGOOGX, 'ixghfxng min. I Ykcxmteo at xhe wp oi the oovgoeixe page Dm' 0Vp e W ' Tha are V106 X,ao'c1., our tough and xoogk md, '5e.pm.'L5 Harm-uaXX 6 SN and Bob Kumho, We boi who won the, Oct, 9 Sowfood 0 X3 YA5ex game. Bebv-I ate Geotge Davie, tho Het. X6 Ylamkkoo 0 7,0 Korueee Hn xhe. came.: oi our Yme, Von bex. 255 Wkxhvovr 0 26 XBCOXNQ, a atehat guard io: Xbtee gears. Sow. 6 YXXgkxXanqX5 Xl 6 - Soo Spexber, our iaateax 'nacwxem SOVYZ1 Qfakuu YKKXXQ 23 'I 6. are Mm GOXACX. about Xhe 'So-1. 20 W00Aw'-MA YB 1 ' me ckvg. SKA Yrkeomau. Sow. Wk Hughes 0 6 ' Xhe Xezuu v4ouXcK- Ykder Tb 6 and man. Nwov beet Qxmkex m K whose, Xeadevahxy vi kthoxx H251 Herr are Ed. Slmnrrmlmr. who Yiliillf? tho bmi 15111119 of the yn-nr in that Wilhmw g a 'Il 0 . Lou. Zinunvrnmn, !i,gghIing mul wlwmr grfmwst HNHGI was hm fIt?fifl'1!'?iVf! play- ing, W ill Knffssrr, :a blfwkillg half with ra great lighting In-zu-I, ll n :I Charlns Wells. who, wlnhn lrmznplnntml from venrl In defensive left half was :nom than mxlstanding. E126 1 , Above is Dick Fitzgerald who gninml Ihr- Iirle- nf Iron Whnubmmuwvnfhhnhmdyfhpmnhhh phhngnndlhv nllmlmr of quarters lm pluyvrlg 1-:funvn flying through thr- air is Bob Erlmrrlt, who flefspilf- n HP'I'i0Il5I injury lust yvar came bavk this ymzr will: za hung. Hr-low arf- Dick ,Inrrulfl, a spot passer throughoul most of the- BFIISUII who luv-nrnf: H star in thv Ifughvs ganng and fun: Ziuuvv une of lhc mon! f'0YlSiSfCIIl grounzl-,grnim-nf lwvmmv of his lf'f'lll0IlllU drive. U8 Sifwvff -.SA X ,wgmk-. l127fl Bas liet x., X X, l12SfI Daze Opponent We Dec. 8-Alumni ....,,,....... 26 Dec. 11-Hughes ., ..,,,.... 29 Dec. 17-W'ithrow ,.., ,..... 2 6 Dec. 23,-Norwood ...,.,..., 26 lan. S-Automotive .,L,,. 31 lan. 8-Walnut Hills ..A. 49 lan. l5--W'oodward .. ,.... 23 Fell. 19-'Walnut Hills .,., 39 Feb. 20-Hughes A ...., 36 Feb. 23-Elder A. .26 Fell. 26--Wloodward . ,.,... 21 Mar. 2-lvithrow . , ,13 Mar. -l-hNorwo0fl , ,38 liar. 6'-,5llll0Ill0llVE .,., 36 Ylzna 12--Hughes . ,, 23 Although our team di BASK ETBA LL SCHEDULE They dr 37 27 29 48 21 25 33 44 49 44 30 33 32 12 31 not chalk up an impressive record on paper. it flicl put out smne of the fcrappiest. figlltingest basketball ween in the Western Hills gym for many a year. Special mention must surely be given to the spir- ited comeback made in the tourn- ament games. Congratulations lvasketlmllersl -7--1 e ,AA7,,,,:l, ,,,,, 7,1--1. 4 .. - ,, L fig Q5-'E.QV3 'x.,,. ff -'sz V I V - 1 Q .Y vp: ,:f'?:E'-.IESFZ X . Q - A X K ,,,., . 25.8 XV 1 : 3 , w - Wlfllffllllg 9 3 Q i? 1 .:N,,1. . isp: . S-A 5-New N -ww. ,N -.xx ., Il301 li1!R?1?NNff!U-lmirrrftlxnfwnvllv vs-m'r-wh-Ginsen- ..........n. ...mm-n.,-, With praetieaxlly all of last year's letter men graduating. Coach Nljlll' still clevelopefl from last year's Junior team. a senior group of swim- mers who were to lie seriously considered. De- pending chiefly on Welieler. Kaivanauglx. Fitz- gerald, Harris, anfl Wolf. along with Nlureh. Peters. Sevilla. Wieimer. anfl Cowan. Coach Nlillf lxrouglxt the lean: into third place in the finals of the lntersellolustie meets. Bill Falwing is shown here receiving the inanager's Seasonal ducking. SENIOR TEAM: liefl lo right? Fitzgerald, Fuluing, Mura-lr. Pe- ters. Bradford. Wolf. Harris Sevilla. Weinler, Cowan, Kavan- uugh. We-beler. JUNIOR TEAM: ffronU--kRuehl- num, Levy. Loyd, I lOn hoard!-Spiller. Reinmulh. Colder. Crum-ner. Zupf. Lake. KRQ-ur! Kultur-. Mullin:-wa. Fos- le-r. WiH111liI1S With last year's juniors graduating to the Senior team, Coach Nohr had to use ,all new material. He developed Ruehlman. Levy, Loyd, Spiller. Reinmuih, Colder, Gruener. Zupf, Lake. Kattus. Matthews and Foster so that as a Hn- ished team they placed fourth in the first and third in the Hnal Interscholastic meet. In fact. the medley relay team set a new city record. Such facts give these fellows aa very bright fu- ture. 5 . s Il3lfl W HXLLS HXCB SCHOOL X38 LOXALTY ASSOGXNTK As fi mom'o'afr of the Western Hills Loyalty Lxssocif to support oii school activities, to recognize of this organization as the spokesman and rapt student body, ooo to do oil in mg power to bi oi spirit. The Nestefu Hill Sigwfiedz 2 S obo 2 Q. G' C V R f A 4 f fb W2 rzryffwz M! l1321 .ggha Lam I Basexmxx scxxeauxe wave , i They We AprQ1 13 lvgxghse A 2 oo war A Aprxl X9 April 23 Withrow 1 ut Hilks April 27 Wa n AWG 30 Hughes May 'fl Woodward May 11 Withrow May 14-15 District Nleet May 21-'22 District Meet X Q 4 w 4 , P .--,..- wwf' f , f -1 55 r 1 ,. , . , .fb ,N . 9 I MXN S 'gn-nD,,. I ' 1 ,.vf. 1, '4 1 ,ask In I in to the decision of ,Old . , fffqfifw A ue w a . n 4 A , MW-',pf,:u 'A . ' - ,p..f' Q , hi' ,ap -' H team, due tart an I-Z' f , 4 The haseha an Weathef, got o to a la e s ecxsxon of the Bomd of Eclucatxon, will come .0 I e X5 fxmsh However, despxte these restrictions YZ ,' g N oach Nohr vox the xeam around in good enough V 3 - a e to phw some rea ase a xn the earher gan es wexe the reason o the good show- h se pages. They are, c 'O' s e iehows who xn oi the umm are shown on t e mound the pa es F xedman h Kisse , Lantz, ., avanaugh oi, e s, Schubert, ss., orcoran, utzweder, of, erber, p o manj and larrold Q we go to press I e season is only started hui i r a successfuX season are hi . exp 8016110115 0 ,Q H331 ' i' 2 5 3 19 l1341 im-i... S., cgi . Trac uBesides baseball and thoughts of love Spring'also brings track for the boys of our school. Above Schweninger and Papa- nio are clearing the hurdles, while to the right Walkenhorst is poised to throw the javelin. The broad jump is demonstrated by Babst while Shoemaker is putting the shot. Ourztrack stare, Spiess and Parsons, are shown warming up. On the opposite page, we see, on top, Gerdes demonstrating the pole vault, and below, Farrell preparing to throw the discus. S 1, rot' C A edule PIU 22 N I A . Om Pnl 29 Wlzggdxgfd Ifa -ut Hill Maiy l 3 ggglgon 3 Ma Algldeli-dward Rfag,-147' 3 SOZWPOQ1 1gIa.V18,Z.5 Disfgzern Chic Hy-18 ' Im t ,T S er Mayggl r. Intetssclzolastic Q 1' f01110tive l1351 Golf and Tennis ll36l Opp. Western April 7 Hartwell ...... 716 UA April 13 Purcell ......., 12 0 April 14 Wintrow ...r 1115 IA f April 16 Elder .,,..,...... SV2 61f2 1 April 19 Wyoming .... 'Uh UA ,' 3:5 April 21 Walnut Hills 7 5 MATCHES S'm.t. To Be Pmrsn April 28 Hartwell May 4 St. Xavier May 5 Withrow May 12 Walnut Hills May 22 District Meet Date Team We They April 13 Hughes ..,....,..,......... 4 5 April 20 Hartwell ...............,.. 5 0 GAMES To Br PLAYED April 22 Hamilton April 26 St. Xavier April 27 Withrow May 4 Walnut Hills May A 6 Wyoming May 11 Purcell May 14-15 District Meet May 18 Elder ' Not every school can boast an alumnus for national golf champion. The crowning triumph came when lohnny Fischer, champion of the class of 1930, came home. That should he glory enough for one year. Bretcher, Wressner, Volz, Downing, Gramke, and Peters will hardly ' d ' ll f r ho s so inexperienced and we hope for a creditable equal him., but they are omg we o y showing in future meets. Western Hills has gained a reputation in past years for good golf teams. Although handicapped this year hy inexperience, Bretcher, Wressner, Volz, Downing, Gramke, and Peters are showing much improvement, So much that we feel certain of a good showing in their future matches. ' W Hills in the 1937 tennis year, although not all seasoned vet- Those representing estern erans, have played a set of tennis usually found only in the higher brackets. Paced hy four main stays: Zimmerman, Price, Batscha, and Dinkelalcer, with assistance from Bierhorst, Kap- lan, Shrimpton, Seegar, Minges, Woodworth, Callahan, and Bradford, our team is one of which we are proud. Although it lost the first match, it displayed its spirit of loyalty by winning the d nter five love. Under Coach '1'hornbury's ace-high guidance, a deucedly good secon encou , result is anticipated in the district meet. The schedule ts: IIS11 Sgom mira P' Y- waxtm 133 eexeftx 'oveew ich than sc'oooX becogoe the scene 'Ae Ao not have -A ' was grove ck oi S10 sooner Ke the Kwai x'-.xc xevmis con-:Ke Xsekkud We oi gmxch acfwkxq. 'Yboogh the gx YEQQQXBI kemixe xeam, Ylxgge ami Beane ', QQCXY 'iovm dun his ie cox Xwecfause oi a Xa dak Pmchevg Ke aooxbef oi our Sqtkog, uni Sczegate, ihe xxxaxxaget, Ks A610- ion-11. Xandes, and Hurting,- ' 'imxqnaweou XXXA 005 mam and Y aXX egvotke, mxexr xfxwg she mttecfs Mamie., Sxxixtb, Sgxkese, Smit mn are eeeu Xxx 9939 genie Bannon me reeuke oi sswixch were a eioXXowa: YHSUXIVE 0? BOUQYSC1 S0633 555931 Xuifxot W' umm W inner Rmmnzr-up Wikia Nkbeee NXGCQXMMSK '5QeckaX Y?1XiumX2et Lai? YW Yxaduw-I ai bYxc'ueXeoo Bamam YQ ekgoekef Y ogmtet Yeadxef HattingXon '5ta6xXaxx6et X Kqhx 'X .etch NKxXXet W elm: Lane Starteu NXKAAXQ: F-wink Spices EK avi Qucked X PLf0oXA Sexixoi b cighx W inner Runner-up Y'e.aXXxev 0'NXaXXe3 C. Uohexti Xfxghx 0'NXa'xXe'5 0. Gibexx '33 che: Queens Sehekxxaxx XAAXQ Cmv1,we3Xes Ywkokev Lx. Bewi 'Edelman Ymchert Girls, Sports ummm rwwn-.um.m. INDI um. 'lr'imNn,,, 'hmmm Yaii, Winter, and Spring, sports--feach receives its iuil amount of attention hom our axhieticailymind- ed young girls. Firsi, Fail! Gui- young friends from Withrow seem to be quite unaiwie to prevent Flan- nery from scoring than goai. just one look at Bur- dorfs face wili tell you how happy we are about it. However, in the upper right hand corner With- row seems to be taking its nu-up nun-lx to the dismay of Fiannery, Happiey, and Burdori. Next, Winter! Uniess 'Robinson is just awiuiiy clever in eiuciing ix e r gn a r ci , Oberiander, Hamsiefs throw wiil come . to nought. in any case, Ahhmunner and 'Rathkmnp are on their toes for any shot and. below, we see 'Tye and Happiey both giv- ing their all to get that jump, Then, Spring! Fvoxu the look on Cohmfs face, wed any shefs aii sei to make a home run. Whether or no, Pxatixkalnp is ali ready for a good can-ii. mm-1 - -mu ,, ,......xL-mg.q.1g-u-gggm. SCHSOIIR SPOITTS l141l x 1 4 , 1 if ff f2fif'f+J' W M, wana-4 wsngmuveQvw wiv W V-N... ... X 1 rl 3 33:4 gg- 5 . ff .S 1l- .-WS 'S-1,2 M241 - 9. will-.:' 'li' 'X 3, 1-: q,.f'1.. .11--4 ,-3-' .. -r '- QI I -iw, ' ' X, 4912 .. 45' ' I 4 , 'Q zz. - , ' ws- fa. '-' ,. w' - ,',,-F AHV'-X 4: 'Q Q 1 142 mi Yokee, Qaxieuce., and yxvacxme, V261 e Xkxe 'QRXXX Sow: gieasixxxg, Qecsoxwhxg. Qverqoxxe, knows xkxat uaX3Xxc,a'Cxone me Aeekrawe, and in the gziih 'aes 01 gyace. ana Xiicxxhg! 9.13 the x wexiotuxed X331 'Wieaee 1x6 UecX2eXmcfxv wee K-5 a X a se. q 'even ' khan , xxx, X , A zx ' Xxeii XTC . We Aa-sees emi ' ' ' in gzhxuug 1 ve BMX aux Week, Leudete, he toys ok x and seli-con EAAAAQB. YK uoX5a 'Um 5CXxxxxKCXi, W4 XxaXan6mg, xhe MQOA QGYRCCS. eszxxxxpk oi egimm The Aamceve me Yr. 300063. XQvxxxuQeMxeck, Haber, XX. Yabex, G. NK. 5cXiweX'g.,B. X. Sacdbei, U. Cokmx, YK. Yhxuxx wk ' ' 1 bu, Ienih cm x eng ' YJ. B621 ew I -943 .R K ,-. I1-131 FS? W . 111111 X L und 1111 Vrmu I 1' . ' Pr on Y Ivan UPS tw Ka V 0 Vnsuxw and Vary Kaus- Happhfy una- vzm ca:-Hy gui-sf khan xuuunlng is um' ni musk popuhu- of the girk' sports. The ' r, serves poux. Ku a 3 Y X as wi xdea: Xe cava as it is here tha ' of many fill' ' , v imurc h e ted. Rl YF SK RY hows ex 1 xi-Q-hx WX a- -ux ab shy. K the CCIN M 'K '-savmw ll451 I i? N '5 Q 1 ,fr Q.: V? as 5' 1 I 3 H Q, .za 1. 5 l146l -.T - W , Y W - M V W YY mwvswmwmummmmmevm-munmgra-1-mL,....mmu.......mizL-w-1, - i..a.,xmwmm I 1 5 YES .. L , X: , 5-vr':w- 1 . fp -:i3..5:,l SLK N A X X-1 Syfmg 5901115 pep e - '-VQ . ': . ,A I - do 11. :'- for gfxde who oo rxok parfxckpate in hockey, basket- I' A 'haM., or baeebah, Spring, oiers a rarkevg oi mkuor a-none.. Q lhiis :'A ' ' -If Above, we see Hedrick poised to dxrov-f 'Axe Akeeu-3 x V I end Strkckhrxsl seeding the XmrrXXee. 'Yo xbe riglu, our xx p Saturday morning rkoers, Xed by YXBOUCTY., appear over ':':El:' :f the Aopes oi Wear York. BeXov4 , w' e have a dose-up oi 'LeKg,Xer, one oi xbe rkoerb. hx the Xower corrxer, the emhkug young Kao? '. Nhat xhewe, 'AX sex to give thaw bud hah a xxxkghxy Bing. Ou the opposite page, Hekrx SERVE preeeme vxafxc picxore as she ends her wrkrxg with periecs 'iorm For ue xo ioXXow xhcoogh wkxh more were-5 wouXA XY verbose. l1471 f BUSI ESS Vw' TAF F Here we see the boys whose good work had a great deal to do with mak- ing this annual. All the ads on the following pages were secured by the efforts of Mitchell Better and Bar- ton Fischer. 'Rr' LATIN CLUB The Senior Latin Club. S. P. R., sponsored by Miss Bolan, is extra-curricular. Its mem- bers. sixty-tive in number, are pupils who have had at least one year of Latin. Its officers are: Robert Knauft. Consul: Mary Joyce Renn. Vice-Consul: Robert Van Guelpen, Quaestor: Mil- dred Poggendick. Scribe. lts purpose is to increase interest in Latin and to gain more knowl- edge of the Romans. Um' three open meetings this year consisted of a visit to the Art Nluseum. an illustrated talk by lVlr. Malcolm McGregor of U. C., and our banquet. the climax of the year, on May twelfth. at the First Presbyterian Church in Westwoocl. The Latin students turned out in full force for a good meal and a fine program. Here's to more meetings next year. l1481 COMPLIMENTS OF First row-Cerdes, Jacobs. Claseu. Dinkelaker. Schubert. Rundy. Rueger. Arntit. Second row-Vontz, Yveheler. MOCane. Hoffman. Hill. Hathaway. Seilz. Hump. Lorch. Schneider, A. Slaughter. Sh1'ill1IOIl, Wald. Third rowgwiahlke. Harrington. Markle-in. fyCOllIl6l'. Schott, Kattus. Not on piCtu1'e4P. Schneider, Harrison, Roch. l1491 Il50l COMPLIMENTS OF First row-Pelliug. Svhutte. Stokes. Second row-Lear. Kearn. Hines. Heil. Kant:-zler. Leonard. 'llhirfl row- -Bauuian. Falirion. Haskell. liuse. Lostetteig Schotlelkotte. Shelby Toecll, Applegate. Gillespie. ikwlmaunmuwzumn-.m.mmmvu.-m1mmm.fmmmmwm:n.n.Mwlu-n1nm - 'QW c .JM COMPLIMENTS OF First row left to right-Arthur G3IllllS.. Robert McLaren, De Forest Murch Thomas Morris. Clarence Peters. Thomas Kavanaugh. Richard Jarrold. Alex Felix. Second row-Marvin Ruehllnan. Robert Chase. John Cowan. Richard Phillips. James Harris, Lawrence Bradford, Walter Ishmael. Edward Cramke. Rob- ert Schulet. Third rowfErnst Stahlman, Louis Howe, Jack Butcher. Robert Woods. Clif- ford Dornette, W7illia1n Heatherington, Harry lvolf. Fourth rowilulius Salllll., Willialll Stevens. A1 Heilman, Kendell Wvankelnlan Jack Sargent, Charles Blankenbuler, George Hoifmeister. Edward Ridenour l151l THE CINCINNATI NOOK The pupils below are admiring the etchings of E. T, Hurley, Matt Daly and other prominent Cincinnati artists. These pictures constitute the '4Cinein- nati Nook which has been dedicated recently. --.I mi I , 'W THE NEW ENGLAND NOOK The pictuie to the iight shots- the New England Nook which lla- been dedicated to the IIIGIIIOIV of Randall J Condon, former Supellntendent of the Cincinnati school-. W 2 l152l , F, . ca, N Wuxi 7- -1 V 1 N , My ,y ,Xl :xx COMPLIMENTS OF First row-Janet Hoffmann. Grace Oherlander. Alice Gerty. Betty Lance. ,lane Benz. Virginia Angne, Betty Jane Jacoher, Adele Lainlners. Janet Seegers. Evelyn Rathkalnp, Mary Clark, Joy Elkins. Second row-Ruth Eyrich, Alice Robinson, Mirianl Enclehrock. Martha Petry. Mary Briehneier, Mary Happley. Mary Heidrich. Marion Tischhein. Ruth Schott. Helene Neave. Dorothy Cohan. Betty Burclorf. Martha Hader. Elizabeth North. Melva Klehfoth. Bose Pheiffer. Tess RElI1Cl'l1l2lll. Third row-Betty Shick, Mary Brooks. Ellen Posner, Callie Kountz. June Huehner. Betty Elkins. Ruth Schaefer, ,lean McGilliar1l. Jean Telgater. Not on picture-Marilyn Bishop. Shirley Lance. dam ffbv if CoMPL1MENT or First ro Helen Ziml. Ethel Knoth, Violet Kuhn, June Bolenclar, Donetta Miller. Dorothy Seyler, Esther Luetlers, Virginia Breflenfoerfler. Ruth lif- fehnan, Lorraine Sternherg, Stephanie Robinson. Seeoncl row-Helen Ludwig, Dorothy Xx7ElllIlHIl. Lois Maujer. lVlarj0rie Mitch- ell, Lenore Shaw. Delores Tye, Pain MOFaflclen, Betty Bolemlar, Betty ,lane Metzger, Carolyn Steacllnan, Virginia Tye. Carol Kattus, ,lane Tresler, Betty Renter, Shirley Althanimer, Vera Truax, Margaret Ann Busser. Third rowf-,lane Ann Jutchens. ,lean Long, Marian McClellan, Geneva Seiger. Jeanne Evans, Mary ,lane Bennett, Alice Kleekner, Ruth Dieteuleier, Vir- ginia Lee Zander. Helen Burrage. Not on picture-Esther Eppler, ,lean Ritter, Adele Felix. l153l 1 ff-fl ' 'N ll54l' iiimlmmmnwmmwmmmmhmw V' , ' 1 J 1 M , COMPLIMENTS OF First row-Lorraine Heuliaeh, Virginia Basset. Rachel Gomes. Rita 0lJB1'lll8y'Cl', Mary Ellen Sehuin. Wiinetta Morris. Evelyn Selnniclt. Set-onfl row-Annette lineelit. La Wvanda Raalie, Evelyn Allen. Marjorie llvoofl- worth. Ruth Clements. Myrtle Vogel. Evelyn Illll10llE'. Last row--Irene Cunninglianl. Catherine Sullivan. Dolores Stewart. Audrey Kissel. Allele Moteh. Muriel Hepp. Ella Lawrence. Lois Kraeiner. Virginia llIlfl8l'WVO0Cl. Dorothy Gress. ,lane Wvyatt. Not on picture-Jayne Morrison. ....-:m......,...::.a.,.:.mm-e-:4:l1i1:n.v...,..m...:-- at WESTWOOD A . , ' . N - in :ll . .mm . R A 'Q' ' - A Mosltu :CANON lVl 0 B l l. G A S STATION Mitch Better, Barton Fisher, and ,lack Chambers are getting a few 7 pointers at that friendly Mobilgas station. Western Hills' newest and most modern station. We will take all squeaks and groans out of your car and give it proper lubrication for all-year-round driving, Walt Luken is telling the boys. Remember this address for 'Efriendly service. Lubricating and Servicing Hypoid Gears - A Specialty HARRISON And BOUDINOT Tele. MO 32QQ BUICK 'GHop in, Alice, for the best ride thrill in your life. Ahern, Lou is anxious to get in himself. This new Buick is breath- taking, says Betty Jane. Say, just look at those lines and listen to that motor. Why, you can hardly hear it when Mitch steps on the starter. All Bill has to say is that Buick is the topsfi SEE and RIDE this EXCITINGLY NEW BUICK at HARRY J. I-IOCKS, Inc. 3418 Harrison Ave. near North Bend Rd. Cheviot li 155 l MILLER'S DAIRY BAR 'Lllave a taste of my ice Clealll Ed says to Doris. Gee, tl1is is keen, is her reply. The clerk seems pleased to see that the gang is enjoying Millers high grade dairy products, espec- ially the Dean of lee Cream, Mr. Hiskett. Oooooooh, WillJe1', don't forget to save ine some. STOP OVER TODAY -- x 1 u BX AND GIVE YOURSELF A REAL TREAT Cleves W31'SaW Pike near Glenway ROOKWOGD POTTERY Cheese and crackers! Look at those swell vases, exelainis Ken. 'GAnd those darling bookendsf' adds Sylvia. Like these two lucky seniors, you too can see and own this beau- tiful Rookwood Pottery. A visit through the plant and show rooms will convince you. ls11't that right, l Kennie and Sylvia? CX9 Inspection tours arranged for your convenience I1561 PEGGYS GRILLE Ye Olde West Hi Hangout Say, gals and fellers . Wl16l'6 does everyone go After a big dance? . . . PEGGYS . . . Wfhere can a couple go for a de-lucious snack? .... PEGGY-'S Where does the gang get together? ..,. PEGGYS Come To PEGGYIS - Nialce New Friends M A U S E is Nts N DAIRY I For years Mause has carried high ,L grade products to residents of Western Hills and has gained hun- dreds of satisfied customers. Mause gives you the finest of grade A milk, rich creamery butter, whole- some cottage cheese, and selected . fresh eggs. Why don't you have a Mause Dairy man stop at your home Or give us a call? Xxffxhash 0265 2fm1 ME.. r V,,. .,.,:.:.: L ,.A,. A 2 Nlanciery Dairy Ummmu1n1, Is this milk deli- cious, shouts Bob between breath- ing periods. Stop gulping, Bob, while 4'Man Mountain George Davis presents the cream of the crop to lovely Betty Renter, who politely says This milk is so good that I can almost finish another bottle. LWe wonderj. Wlly not try a bottle of this healthful drink from Manderyis, kids, and find out why llundreds of boys and girls are changing to Mandery s Dairy Products. 2045 HARRISON AVE. MONTANA 0612 Westwood Banic lt sure is a grand and secure feeling to be able to draw out money with interest at the West- wood Bankfi claims Ben. He recently started to save for a rainy day and willingly admits his surprise to find that the bank- roll is rapidly growing, allowing him excess coinage for sunny days also, Harrison and Boudinot iVl0ntana 2104 I158l WASH Open unday' ,...F..J' 'Cr ri: 1 :1-3 ,,,, 1 LL . T T K p ,RJQ Toinis expert service attendants are raring to put your car in first-class condi- tion for all season driving. We specialize in car washing and polishing at prices you can alforcl. For complete auto service see Tours first and convince yourself. Calling all cars - calling all cars - Get going to TOIWS SERVICE CORNERS This Book is Cased in a Molloy Made Cover Froni THE DAVID J. MCDLLQY PLANT of THE S. K. SMITH CO. 2857 North Weste1'11 Ave. Chicago, Ill. ll59l Killer Kipp takes tl1e gals on an inspection tour through the service-giving plant of W. E. Hey. As you see they are watching the process for Uiving the customer a clean high-grade milk. Not only do Hey's have a reputation for su perior milk, but ice cream as well. Quick. satisfying service is o11e of their many mottos. 'U' W. E. I-IEY'S DAIRY 225 MONITOR ST.. SAYLER PARK TUXEDO 7057 CENTRAL FAIRMCJUNT BUILDING 84 LOAN ffl Organized 1892 4'7 dividends paid. ITax freej. Assets over 332.800,000. Reserved and undivided profits 3FI92.000. MAIN OFFICE CHEVIOT BRANCH 1994 HARRISON AVE 3320 HARRISON AVE. I1601 Two Convenient Funeral Homes 4122 Glenway Ave. Wa. 4512 652 State Ave Wa. 0366 THE JCI-IN J. RADEL CO. h'Do you know, Al, explains Sid, Hthat since I was but a young lad my folks have told me of the courteous attention and inviting atmospliere of Raclel's Funeral HOIll6S?,, Al further states, Mthe Radel staff all work as one to lighten the bereavement of some family who has lost a loved onef, COMPLIMENTS Of A FRIEND I16l1 -L4.muN.f.ife: 2 ., 'M mt 2 52:2 I , eq-fi' ,: gif? 1. I z,E,:Q,,i1y::-cxglwx 5.1, ,ig A. ' 1 ' V Q x .af ' ' 'J spun ' L ui P u ...- H 4 . i EW n-., 4 1 a ,X .- 4 im! I A 1 xv x x I WILLIS MUSIC CO. 137 Wfest Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of THE PRINCE CO. PLRE CANDY WILLIAM STAUBITZ Everything in Sheet Metal 905 Depot Street MAYFAIR CINCINNATI, OHIO CHOCOLATES Ivahash 0915 From a good friend to YV. H. H. JACK MARMER Owner of Two Shoe Stores 41-036 Glenway Ave. 3626 Wfarsaw Ave. A Store You Like To Patronize MAHONEY'S PHARMACY PRICE HILL 4474 West Eighth St. GENERAL ELECTRIC .CIOIIIIIIIIIIPIIYS of THE UFFELMANN BAKING CO. ELECTRIC SHOP 3619 Wfarsaw Ave. Wvahash 2100 Better Service LEY DRY CLEANER We Call and Deliver Montana 0261 Printing That Tells- .lclvertising That Sells. THE WESTERN HILLS PRESS Your Home Newspaperi' Glemnore Ave. at Harrison Montana 3200 - 3201 Compliments of THE STILLE E. DUHLMEIER CO. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Compliments of LITTLEFORD - NELSON A Professional School of Commerce at , , , MODERATE PRICES CmC md'l 1200 Wlacle St. Cherry 2889 LUTZ 8a SCHRAMM Manufacturers and Distributors Jellies - Nlincemeat - Pickles Kraut - Catsup - Vinegar Preserves - Mustard 30 Main St. Phone MAin 3881 HUGHEY'S SERVICE St. Lawrence Corner PURE OIL PRODUCTS Waliash 1125 Call and Deliver SOUIRES FOOD MARKET St. Lawrence Corner Free Delivery lvalaash 0161 - 016 2 WAHL'S DELICATESSEN Home Boiled Ham Wines and Iced Beer 8th 81 Rosemont Sts. 1108113511 3586 l1631 11641 CIOIIIIJHIIIPIIYS of THE TRADE ENGRAVING CO. FRANK MORAND LEE HORAND Tools and Supplies For the Arts and Craits Jeweler - wTH1C1llll3k6l' Uptician The E. 8a J. SWIGART CO. 34 YV. Sixth Street Cincinnati. Ohio When in Need of Service Such as Wie Render Ca11 VITT 8s STERMER Joseph C. Crause, V. Pres. Western Hills Funeral Home Two Brand New Invalid Cars Service Available At All Times Cheviot - 3-1-25 Harrison Ave, Nlontana 0833 - 0834- Fairmount - 1824 Wiestwood Ave. 3373113511 0787 - 0788 Riverside - 3033 Riverside Dr. Wfahasli 0110 C. L. Lavery Boyd Cl1Hll1lJC1'S The Cincinnati Athletic Goods Co. Everytl1i11g for the Athlete 6-I-1 Main Street Cherry 4768 - -1769 Lee Hallerinan Ethan Allen Only the Best of Fruits and Yegetulrles Are servefl to Weste1'11 Hills Lunellromn VON LEHMDEN If Il Crows llnv Hare II WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES York and Freeman Ave. E. K. MORRIS 8g CO., Inc. Iron e Steel f Faetory Supplies Seamless Steel Tubing 5ll-323 West Seeoml Sheet Cincinnati, Uliio THE WESTERN HILLS FUEL 8g SUPPLY CO. Ferguson Rd. and C. K 0. of Intl. R. R. Montana 0-1400 FERTILIZER COAL FEED l166l Compliments of ee' s0YX,, O 1 QX4 QVC ceoomes l037E.MfMILLAN S11 CINCINNATLO. IRWIN SHOE CO. George W. DO11flll3Il, Prop. The Store With a Conscience' 578 W1 Sixth St., near Mound St. Cherry 7566 MECKLENBORG and GERHARDT IV1anufacturers and Distributors of JEWELRY' AND DIAMONDS 811 - 813 Race Street Cincinnati, Ohio You Get the Best At C. F. KELLER'S GROCERY Wie Delivern W3l'SaW and Fairbanks Aves. Wfabash 1730 - 1731 RALPH E. HOFFMEISTER Inc. Wvarsaw at Delnlonte Opposite E1IJe1'on Tho Only Oldsmoble Agency On the Western Hills. Wfabash 4-400 REBOLD FUNERAL HOME Invalid Coach Lady Assista Clenniore Ave. at Mozart Cheviot, Ohio llt Compliments of BRETCHER'S PHARMACY St. Lawrence Corner Free Delivery Vifabash 074-3 SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 8. TOWEL SUPPLY B. RUWE. A. H. 1901 W'esteru Ave. Cincinnati. Ohio Compliments of THE FLACK BROS. GROCERY CO. Free Prompt Delivery LINDEMAN'S DRUG STORE 4903 Glenway Ave. W-ahash 0856 - 4815 NEW ENGLAND HAT MFG. CO. 118 East Sixth St. Cincinnati, Ohio We Make Hats, Sell Hats and Clean Hats Right M 8t M GARAGE Irv Never Close Storage - 100 Car Capacity General Auto Repairing H. :L :L Battery and Tire Service Wireeker Service Day and Night 54' 4 4 W3l'SHW and Consicline Aves. Wfahash 4067 THE D. H. WILLEY LUMBER CO. Lumber and illillworlr Over-the-Top Garage Doors Cincinnati, Ohio Eat the Best BUNTE CANDIES KEILSON CIGAR CO. Distrihutors Seventh Street HESS BLUE PRINT CO. Photostats - Blue Prints Drawing Materials - Supplies OZALID QRED LINET PRINTS BJW' BLACK LINE 121 Opera Place Main 4148 - 4149 Compliments of COSTEN'S CONFECTIONERY Wlarsaw Ave. Price Hill l16S1 TI-IE DCDRST CQMPANY iyiilllllfi-l1,'llll'6l'5 of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY LOCAL S SPORT CHARMS - PLAQUES STATUETTES iii Special attention given to CHOOL CLUB and FRATERNITY We invite your Sllgg0?Sii0llS. Designs i'lll'lliSllPli upon l'f'fIllE'Si. PINS The Hub of Activity Wherever you go, whatever you do, you see the telephone in the center of things, day and night. Without it business and social activity would slow down to a walk. Imagine a commun- ity without the fire and police protection the telephone provides. What suffering and incon- venience would follow a sudden end to this quick contact with doctors, druggists, mer- chants and service institutions! Your telephone, constant in serving, carries on. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company gixwu lllgll 43 f 5 f E .. BELL .- 5 Svsrm 3 . X- KY- . Wm ' E 'llrrnzisvdov Il69l COMPLIMENTS OF THE ANNUAL'S PHOTOGRAPHER i THOUGHTS OF SPRING BRING THOUGHTS OF ICE CREAM Jaded appetites . . . spring feverish palates . . . spring quickly back to energy when you serve nature's most delicious food dessert. PURE FRUITS BLENDED WITH RICH MILK AND CREAM AND TANTALIZING INGREDI- ENTS PRODUCE THE DISH WI-IICH AP- PEALS INSTANTLY TO YOUNG AND OLD. NO DESSERT CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF ICE CREAM AT MEALS, 'TWEEN MEALS, OR AFTER MEALS. To get the greatest enjoyment out of Ice Cream use FRECHTLING'S SEAL-TEST ICE CREAM. Made in a model plant, and every in- gredient tllorougllly Controlled by constant laboratory protection. FRECHTLING'S gealfesf IC E C R E A M l1711 J 4- 4 ' I J .Q I-f. A ds, NM. V Qu' -Qffawgx 8 wi,- . gags - N , J' an ' .if is 92 S' +3 ff Q- -12 .5 .S N5 Q. ...Y Ks i f Ssifxxw vi K a' ' at 5. ' Vw- SI, QI' - J' QA' ww S if J wr! . - J 'LQ .4 f - ,. , 5' , , . c? ,.,F 'P . xqm' --.-'gf-- - A x -'Q 'X : 'j, S, X 5 in Q: Q! X 'lm sg. ' ii' .,,V ' x 5 Q. 172 E are proud tn have been selertetl as printers for the IO57 Western Hills Annual THE BROWN PUBLISHING COMPANY YEAH HOOK l'lllNTEllS Main and Wright Streets lllanrhester, Ohio M I SENICR DIRECTORY Allell, Evelyn Lee. 3230 Hildreth Ave. Althammer. Shirley June. 1242 Rutledge Ave. Anderson. Gladys Lucille. Diehl Road. Andres. Mary Elizabeth. Box 91. Neeb Road. Angne. Virginia Janet. 3731 Carson Ave. Arend. Dorothy O.. 3988 Waslliligtoli. Arndt. Leroy WHl'l'Cl1. 5022 West Hills. Arnold. Florence Louise. 3424 Kensington. Bachmon. Frank Charles. 3810 Wooclluille. Baker. Harry. 935 Harris Ave. Barrett. Lawrence. 3711 Overlook Ave. Bauer. Harold WV.. 2922 De Breck Ave. Bauer. Pauline Elizabeth. 3888 Meyerfeld Ave. Becker. Carol Marilyn, 1926 Wlestwood Ave. Benz. Jane. 3949 Trenor Ave. Bick, Robert 3637 Gamble. Bierhorst. Gordon. 3203 Hildreth Ave. Bierman. Anna Louise. 612 Maryland Ave. Blaser. Robert J.. 3438 Fytle Ave. Blum. Marion Ruth. Berauer Pl. Bolsen. YVilliam D.. 2839 Shaffer Ave. Borcherding. William P.. 3027 Temple Ave. Bowman. David F. Breier. Edwin. 801 Rutledge Ave. Brengelman. George B.. 3937 Glenmore Ave. ' Brogan. John. 335 Crestline Ave. Brown. Katherine Marie. 2671 Cora Ave. Brown. Robert Elmore. 2671 Cora Ave. Buede. Floyd Melvin. 2345 Nicholson Ave. Burkhardt. Ethel E.. 509 Euright Ave. Case. Lawrence A., 3502 W0Odllll1B Ave. Christy. Audrey June. 4834 Prosperity Ave. Clasen. Robert H.. 4322 Harding Ave. Clements. Ruth Louise. 454 Considine Ave. Clermont. Dorothy l.. 540 Davenport Ave. Coleman. Marian Lucille. 3172 Penrose Pl. Conarty. Anne Copeland. 256 Twain Ave. Corcoran. James Ralph. 3322 Schwartz Ave. Crouse. Muriel Kathryn. 3423 Alta Vista Ave. Davis. George Branson. 1008 Gl'l1lld Ave. Dawson. Dorothy lnez. 3522 Yvarsaw Ave. Dawson. Ethel R.. 3819 Applegate Ave. De Golyer. Gladys Mary. 1027 Considine Dement. Virginia Jane. 4107 Francis Ave. Deters. Owen. 1251 Rutledge Ave. Dinkelnker. Edward H.. 3223 Hildreth Ave. Downing. Robert J.. 974 Hawthorne Ave. Dunkel. Doris Virginia. Box 32. Westwood Dwoskin. Ben. 1261 Iliff Ave. Easton. Ruth Marie. 3159 Sunshine Ave. Ector. James Wtll10lI. 4914 Cleves-WVarsaw Pike Edwards. Virginia May. 1035 Kries Lane. Elfron. Marvin Ehoodin. Helen R.. 314 Rockdale Ave. Ellerman. .lane Elsie. 4307 Virginia Ave. Ellerman. June Ella. 4307 Virginia Ave. Emerich. Naomi Marie. 184-9 Fairmount Ave. Endebrock. Miriam Eva. 2943 Urwiler Erhardt. Robert WV.. 4116 Francis Fabing. WVilliam De l,o,-. 415 Elberon Felix. Alexander Wllllillll. 3008 Montana Fischer. Erma May. 4724 Guerley Road Fitzgerald. Richard. 3265 Buell Flannery. Ruth Helen. 1268 Henkel Dr. Foerster. Dorothy Jacqueline. 271-2 Orland Freese. Evelyn Mary. 31-17 Glenmore Y , , ,,,,, Y ,,.., W .1 1. Y Friedman. Sidney. 1260 Manss Friedrich, Emilie E.. 1032 Parkson Pl. Frondorf. Edna M.. 2868 Vllerk Road. Furthmiller. Virginia Mae. 3309 Price Ave. Garnhs, Arthur John. 3016 Hull Gerdes. Robert Wni.. 739 McPherson Gerth. Robert Anthony, 1730 Iliff Gibson. Carl Miller. 2588 Ring Pl. GilHllen. lrvin, 3704 Francis Glashien. Edward W'm.. 3651 Boudinot Gelason. Ruth. 1255 Mc. Krone Goldey. Ralph James. 3809 Kenker Pl. Golding. Raymond. 4545 Clearview Goodfellow, Robert C.. 3711 Taft Gordon. Sylvia E.. 939 Suise Gradel. Margaret E.. 1431 Manss Granich. Dorothy. 1434 West Liberty Grizmer. Ruth. 3627 Harrison Graff. Harry. 3460 Craig Groth. Grace J.. 3920 Grace Gruelle. Amy. 937 Harris Gruseck. Raymond Williut'. 4001 Boudinot Gysin, Charles John. 3270 Broadwell Hall. Polly June. 6749 Jersey Hartman. Vivian C.. 14 Ruchel Hauenschild. Stanley W.. 729 Grand Hauser. Arthur Louis. 3345 Cavanaugh Heidrich. Mary Margaret. 3181 Epworth Helmig. Elmer J.. 3822 Olivette Herrlinger. Margaret Jean. 5073 Sumter Ave. Heuhach. Willizini J.. 3486 Craig Hey. Adele Catherine. 241 Monitor Hey. John 3314 Koenig Higginhotham. Frances Rose. 5440 Hillside Hill. Russell Gordon. 3067 Veazey Hiskett. Wilbur. 3727 Lovell Hoffman.' Willrur John. 3387 Alta Vista Hopper. Billie Adell. 2454 Elberon Horn. lrene Marie. 529 Grand Horning. Elliot YValter. Bx. 177. Nora Hubbard. Dorothy June. 3118 Mozart Huber. Wzilter. 3318 Gamble Hullman. Clyde Elwin. 1188 Coronado Hunsicker. Edith. 666 Pedreth Hunt. Celia M.. 3609 Maria Huwel. Roy F.. 3816 Nolan Hyams. Ruth. 1019 Sunset Hyland. Mary Ann. 2933 Montclair Jacob. Virginia. 2757 Powell Drive Jacobs. Donald L.. Alpine Pl. Jarrole. Richard Johnson. Howard. 4616 Midland Kaeser. George WVillard. 3485 Cheviot Kahle. Verde R.. 5031 Ralph Kallmeyer. Margaret. 3637 Woodbine Kamp. Robert W.. 456 Elberon Kaplan. Blanche. 4123 W. Liberty Kaplan. Joseph M.. 2116 Rutledge Kattus. Carol. 3492 Cheviot Kavanaugh. .Thomas B.. 931 Enright Keiser. Audrey R.. 3199 Boudinot Keller. Betty Jane. 6 Reubel Pl. Kemps. Shirley L.. Bx. 45. R. R. 3. Station 1 Kennedy. Edith F.. 3021 Montana Kipp. Arthur H.. 6670 Nakomis Kispert. Edith M.. 4309 Glenway Kissel. Robert. 1655 Iliff Klempner. Gertrude. 1266 Gilsey Knauber, Marie R., Bx. 62, Queen City Knauft, Robert G., 3513 Bruestle Kraemer, Dorothy M., 4756 Highridge Krebs, Agnes, 967 Woodlawn Laib, William C., 3944 Kenkel Lammers, Adele, 2619 Harrison Lantz, Stalford T., 4131 Jamestown Lehrer, Sarah. 919 Fairbanks Letzler, Frank G., 4335 Hardig Lewis, Anne, 1627 Tuxworth Lippold, Jane M., 2901 Urwiler Lowther. Mary Jane, 4136 Jamestown Lueders. Richard, 1313 Considine Luhrman. Marion J., 4242 Cinti-Louisville Manley. Robert E., 2878 Derheim Manley. William. 2878 Derheim Markland, Marlan R. Matthews, Dorothea Mae. 4134 Homelawn Maxstadt., Corinne, 2699 Shaffer McClellan, liflarvin R.. 3414 La Rue Ct. McClintock, Bonnie Gene, 574 Mt. Hope McFaddin, Edith. 3815 Applegate McLaren, Robert D., 3432 Glenmore McMullen, Allan L., 3030 Montana Meer, Walter H.. 3621 St. Martin Metzger, Betty Jane Meyer, Lynne R., 741 Terry Meyer. Wilbur, 1714 Kleemeier Meyers, Bessie M., 3477 Statbem Michear, Marie, 2729 Ruberg Miller, Martin W., Bx. 57. Race Rd., R. R. 3 Morris. Thomas G.. 3047 Lischer Morrison, Nancy E., 249 Twain Mueller., Kenneth P., 3247 Glenmore Mueller, Margaret J.. 3039 Penrose Murch. J. De Forest. 2832 Werk Road Murpbey, Virginia K., 1236 Denver Nedelman. Meyer, 1056 Sunset Neiman, Robert A.. 3243 Daytona North, Elizabeth Ann, 4964 Glenway Oberlander, Grace E.. 2814 Urwiler Ohlhauser, Loretta M.. 2656 Fenton Oliver, Clifford W. Outcalt, Wilbur N. Pabst, George, Fearman Ave. Parker, Marcella M., 1140 Rosemont Patterson, Dorothy L., 938 Grand Paulette, Jacqueline. 3841 Olivette Pearson. Pauline L., 3156 Glenmore Pratt, Nadine.. Bx. 614, R. R. 4 Pugh, Leah, 1229 Manss Putnick, Jack R., 2125 Werou Lane Peters, Clarence A.. 2548 Harrison Pfaff, Ralph G., 2329 Harrison Phillips, Vivian, 3267 Broadwell Pistor, Carl E., 214 Cherokee Poggendick, Mildred H., 1036 Grand Rabel, Ralph J., 3836 Delmar Raible, Arthur, 5036 Sidney Pl. Renn, Mary Joyce, 3118 Penrose Pl. Renter, Betty M.. 5173 Ralph Rhodelhamel. Edward C., 3416 Priree Ave. Riaif, Eva, 3912 W. Liberty Richshafer, Sara, 1246 Manss Ave. Riggs. Grace. 3365 Meyer Pl. Roberts, Robert J., 1247 Beech Robinson, Alice E., 3746 Herbert Roda, Marinus E.. 3741 Herbert Rosfelder, Ruth, 2181 Harrison Rueger, Harris C., Mt. Alverno Rd. Rundy, Elmer H. E., 1234 Ross Ruthemeyer, Harold L., 4037 Harding Saatkamp. Jean C., 4501 W. Eighth Sattler, Willis A.. 389 Elberon Schick. Alfred J., 4802 Rapid Run Schlenker, James C., 3462 Alta Vista Schmick, Angela, R. R. 4. BX. 97 Schmitt. Don L.. 3710 Woodbine Schneider. Albert H., 1046 Delmonte Schneider, Theodore W., 3523 Woodbine Schubert, Eugene M.. 831 McPherson Schubert. William A., 4204 Harding Schulz, Martha, Neeb Rd. BX. 305 Schwallie. Janet L., 3635 Mozart Ave. Schwartz, George F.. 354-2 Epworth Schwartz, lsadore A., 4249 St. Lawrence Schweninger, Bruce M.. 4108 Harrison Scott. Naomi Lee, 4623 Joaua Pl. Scudder, Marguerite, 4619 Rapid Run Smith, Ralph 1-1., R. R. 4. Bx. 183, B. P. H. South, Evelyn L., 4505 Fairview Spiess, Dennis P.. 1218 Rosemont Spiess, Marion C., 1218 Rosemont Stanbitz, Edward P.. 3016 Daytona Sedacca. Marion. 1234 Rutledge Seegers, Janet Lee. 1630 Kellywood Shaw, Earl. Bx. 200, R. R. 12, Cleves Warsaw Slleft. Vera. 1045 McPherson Simon. Robert C., 1144 Gilsey Ave. Steadman. Carolyn A.. 3422 Kensington Stegner, Ailene C.. 1705 Fairmount Stock, Marvin G., 3409 Alta Vista Stokes. James T., 4136 Hayward Stoller, Sam, 1244 Gilsey Stoltz. Anna, 6636 Nokomis Strunk. Helen, 276 Sidney Pk. Sudhofl. Lester, 1048 Schiff Tenenholtz, Eva, 1670 Ilili' Thomas, Evelyn K., 3151 Daytona Tresler, Jane R., Rx. 182, W'erk Road Truox, Vera M., 5578 Epworlh Tye, Virginia A., 3291 Dun Court Uphaus. Raymond H.. 1719 First Vandermuellen. June R., 1857 Hawkins Van Guelpen, Robert, 2629 Montana Mo 2338 R Vogel, Jimmy H.. 3231 Stanhope Mo 0250 R Vogel. Myrtle A.. 437 Hawthorne Vontz, Albert W.. 3031 Hull Mo 2401 W W'a1d. Albert., 914 Ml. Hope Wa 2706 R Waltnier, Margaret A., 4371 St. Lawrence Waspe, Rose, 4509 Clearview Wa 5165 Webeler, Robert J., 4017 St. Lawrence Wa 3818 W Weber, Arthur R.. 3317 W. Eighth Ac 5009 J Weber, John 3431 Orchard Ct. Webking, Eleanor M.. 3337 Meyer Pl. W'ehner, Juliana E.. 1735 llitl' Ac 6234 J Weimer., Walter L.. 2601 Fenton Mo 0567 R Wfeiskittel, Raymond A.. 2765 Shaffer Ave. Mo 2985 Weiss. Verna M.. 1380 Covedale Weitz Conrad O.. R. R. 12. Mack. O. Mo 2860 R Wells, Charles O., 480 Considine Wa 6737 W Welle, Vllelte. 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Bill Borch- erding pleads her case and convinces Mr. Monk that she could do the work after school. Locker situation in school reaches crisis. Lorflly senior Art Yveher forced to give up his locker to a lowly rookie. linkle Dunkel states that all things come down: Ed Dinkelaker asks why not chemistry fees? Schweninger and Ector fall asleep the first lvell: the poor dears attended the Hi- Y council meeting at 7:00 A. NI. We discover Dottie and Es- sie waiting for Don ,lacolms outside the shower room door after foothall practice. They evidently look for- ward to the ride home in Don's luxurious ? ? auto. Larry Bradford and ,lim Harris are seen with frac- tured arms. No riot or auto accident: they take football practice seriously. Splash from 8th grade! lininannerly people insist on dripping their unihrellas in Carl Scliimlleifs shoes. so he had to sit in the wash- room and dry his feet. +wwwFFF+sEi 1 s11PP- -ef-:--vW'1f1i-1-w-1-ew:-zmvf fF'm:--'--Trw-w-s:..Hf1-f-'mwrwwwm-amps ii ,An its 1'. '7 5 Sept. 29. Oct. l . Oct. 2. Oct. 3. Oct 5. Uet. Oct. 7. 9. Cheer le a tl e r s Dwosken. Brogan, Zimmer. and Wald spend the sixth bell in the girls' gym office. The boys claim they were there solely to be measured for their long awaited sweaters. Members of Jr. High all atwitter as mother and dad meet their teachers. Seniors present hope reports are as favorable for them on Oct. 99 Members of football team polish up their headgears the sixth bell to shine with the stars at Norwood. Very cloudy night with no stars. They outshine us 13-0. Margaret Kallmeyer insists on another knock-knock: sheis responsible for this brainstorm about tag day: Knock, Knock. who's there? Iona. Iona who? lona foot- ball book. do you? Monday fourth bell music class lacks its usual appeal for 10th grade girls. Charlie Blankenbuler is absent with scarlet fever. Harris Rueger. Delhi's heart throb. was asked why he al- ways sits facing the ll1lll'HlS in the lunehroom. He ex- plained that the ru ra l scenes remind him of home. ln a sea of mud. the good ship Wfestern Hills is scui- pr-.. 1 . I' 'X I p l an ,f I D Oct 13. tled by the pirates from Hamilton, 19-0. Many victims slowly recov- er from the Band skating party. E. Horning is seen coming to school Wearing a new pair of pants. 'fri LU .4-4 l151 Uct. O ct Oct. Oct Oct Oct Oct. Oct. 16 19 2 '70 . ...Q . Rain can't dampen our school spiritg but then it can't wash away the score. Withrow 26, Western Hills 0. . Alex comes to school with a broken noseg Pete, Dee. and Mickey display minor bruises. 0. Four boys seen studying 26 2 book of 'bDynamic Tensioni' by Charles Atlas. Bob Reeb Walks in Sth grade English class looking like a coat hanger. His lock was stolen. . Little Audrey Keiser says that she would like to throw a whole book of logs on the fire for school spirit. tGoocl- bye trigl . 7. Girls run lJ61'S6l'k at the G. 28 A. A. Halloween party. Martins. lVlcCoys. and Magi- cian few of attractions. l0ut 0' my way! Here comes the eatsl. The grass regains new lifeg Mary Heidrick walks across it in her stocking feet. 30. Whoopeel We relax as teachers go to school again. Teachers convention. Nov. 2. Peace reigns throughout study hall: Schlenker falls asleep. l15l Nov. 3. Mr. Stokes calls for opera tryouts. lVlcClellan is seen snatching bits of informa- tion from Nelson Eddy's bookg How I Became an Opera STRIZM . ,.- .-,.,,,.,.-,,,...-.-V. -..,....,..,.,..--..--.-f-1 is I the v ,ei 0 5'-iS fif Nov. 4-. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Boy. .6. Snow matches warmth of seniors' spirits: some elec- tion. Mayhe we Won't even get a chance to graduate. At last we convince officials that our foothall team isn't composed of ducks. Game postponed 'til tomorrow. Glory and praises forever to a hattered hut victorious team: Weste1'n Hills 7. Vlfoodward 6. Two of our fairer sex keep all charity honors at West- ern Hills. Adele and La Wvanda win Hrst and sec- ond prizes respectively for their charity hall posters. Sorry Kay. Mary Joyce. Vera. and Loretta. hut we can't furnish mantle pieces from which you can eat your dinner. You shouldift have spent your holiday try- ing to ride horses. A modern Sir Waltel' Ra- leigh! George Hoffmeistei-'s method slightly different. He picks up fair maids and carries them across the pud- dles. Withrowv girls entertain in a hig way and serve free cocoa at Hockey Play Day. Shock so great our girls are unahle to drink it. And it was good cocoa. Miss Boland shoots OH all her guns at mishehaving senior memhers of her Lat- in Cluh. Wfhat will she use now when her classes turn had. Ben Dwoskin and Russ Hill unrecognized at school: make t h e i 1' appearance sans how ties. I17l Nov. 18 Nov. 20 Nov. 23. Nov. 244. Nov. 25. Standing room only as the girls outdo themselves as manikins in the G. A. A. Style Show. Some class to both clothes and gals. Mickey Endebrock and Anne Bierman smile up sweetly at their little sis- ters while Grace Groth and Alice Roh- inson can scarcely find theirs. Mr. Monk asks llth grade music class for an appropriate Thanksgiving song: Bud Kallmeyer intelligently replies 'kTurkey in the Straw. Miss Davis says Willie Vontz's work would be all right if he could only get some swing in it. She should see him on a dance floor. The second Pow Wowv fails to wow anybody: loud speakers that didn't work: hot dogs that didn't sell and speakers that couldn't be heard. Nov. 26. Nov. 30. Dec. 2. Dec. 3. Dec. 4. Panther meat tastes better than tradi- tional turkey as Elder bows 13 to 7 to our inspired eleven. Monday Again! Ken Mueller returns to school hoarse from standing at Findley Market selling tomatoes at l0o a half peck. Mr. Dunkel entertains the Senior Boys by reading their full names as they appear on their diploma cards. Among those read are: George Brav- sen Davis.. ,Iohn Ruben Wlyatt. and Robert lVlcGroff McClaren. 0ur photographer Neil Hodapp suc- ceeds where others fail, Despite burly body guards, gets photograph of Henry Ford at N. S. P. A. convention. This isn't Ferguson Road. It's Broad- way. Growing Pains is so good we imagine ourselves on the Great White Waw'. ,,..a-or K ' V ...eff .ur 1, , .nr I l 0? f ,I , S l13l i 'f 'f f 'f '!?1'V5?T.7'l1, 'hWM f vm- . - Dec. Dec Dec. 9. Dec. 10. Dec Dec Dec 5. Annual staff and camera club enjoy best time of their lives. Greenfield Vil- lage. Canada. Banquets. dances all at- tended. Even Hnd time for some round tables on the Yearbook. Our Alumni return to their former haunts to defeat the Maroon cage men' 37 to 24. Sad end to the little green Ford. Van- nie refused to give the right of way to a street-car. Willy did Al Wvald blush so profusely when Miss McKinley asked him why he would like to spend a week in Greenfield Village? Hur basketballers avenge football de- feat at the hands of Hughes by defeat- ing the Big Reds 31 to 27. Mary ,loyce is eagerly looking forward to committee meeting. 1Vonder why? Our dear teachers give us advance Christmas cards decorated thoughtful- Dec Dec Dec 16. 17. 18. Dec. 21. Dec Dec. 24 23. ly and seasonably in lovely red and white. No more soaring grades in geology. Mr. Von changes traditional test and rock bottom is a reality. Ethel Burkhardt to Florence Arnold as auditorium speaker tells about swaying movement of camels: They even swing it in Arabia. Much bigger. much better. much everything elser than ever. Vile put across the Christmas Carnival. The boys of Mr. Von's home room also get the Clll'1Slll1ZlS spirit. They play Santa Claus to girls in 315, Yvlly oh why is Al Schneider called Georgie? -Fine Christmas present. Norwoood 47, Yvestern Hills 26. 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Cliff Oliver spends all his lunch money l-l 15. 19 20 21 22 buying twenty-five candy bars just to talk to Gracie. .Eight eighth graders. feeling their i11- feriority. ride home sprawled on the floor of the third bus. Woodward Bulldogs sink their teeth in- to Maroon baskethallers by emerging with a 33 to 23 score. .Margieis Maryis Girl Reserve Squad enjoy t?l pot luck supper at Y. XV. C. A. Wrhere and why was the cocoa throyni? .'llhirteenth day of rain. Bud Gambs comes to school in hip boots. .Led by Mr. Monk and Mickey Ende- brock, whole school responds nobly when thirty teachers do not arrive. Ex- temporaneous program big success. .Wie hear tl1e truth but it just can't seem possible. No school a11d no exams. .24.uBlack Sundayfi will we ever forget it? 26. Newspapers soften 80 foot crest by 27. 8. 9. 10. ll. calling it a mere 79.99. They canit fool us. Anna Stoltz floats down the river on a Tresler oil can. Exaggeration? Page Floyd Gibbons. All notices are notices canceling pre- vious notices. Even calendar changed to A. F. or B. F. Still no water! Many bottles of various shapes and sizes found in the well known back pocket: especially John Hey. john Hey discovered complaining of a severe headache. Something strong- er than water in that bottle. lllr. Blonk: hlvell then. tomorrow we'll -have our history test. Bob Clasen: Please don't give us a history test tomorrowg Lincoln went down in history and so will we. .r Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 2-1. Feb. 25. Mar. 1 Har. 2 Har. 3 Mar. 4' Mar. v- D How puny is even a great man com- pared to the elements! Lincoln fails to free tl1e slaves. Sr. Boys happily spend day thinking of their place on the run in the eyes of their fellow classmates. Nice val- entinesl Congratulations to Gladys Anderson! She came out first in a county wide competitive history exam. Good luck at Columbus! Everyone keeps a close eye on Hr. Stoke-s's rival. Seven sprouts reported in that ol' Nlr. Fouch. Talk of birthday party for Mr. Dun- kel: L. ,lean Gray offers to bring Angel Food cake: 4Devil's Food more appropriatel . :Xl last we beat the teachers even if it is in basketball. Faculty 12. Re- serves 39. Period of reconstruction. . . . Mr. Monk in the market for a dependable crutch. Team in the market for more school spirit: Walnut Hills -lvl. Xvest- 6111 Hills 39. Big Reds of Hughes make us blush with a score -19 to 36, 1 cannot tell a lie--Yvashington lets us down. School even on llonday. Picturesque speech by Al. Yontz: lin- derwear hanging up to dry looks like at scarecrow doing the organ grinder swing. Miss Bolan shocks sophisticated Latin clubbers when she asks bus driver what is your IlllIlllJ6l'?.. House of Dunkel has meeting and de- cides to ban all dirt concerning Don Jacobs as his love affair is serious. George Schwartz forgets auditorium session and sits in tirst hell class won- dering why his fellow sufferers are absent. Mary ,lane Bennett tthinking of Eastert remains at home because of chicken pox. lvhat a comeback: we're not good! we're marvelous. Norwood 32. Western Hills 38 i11 tournament game. A1 Schneider absent. Rumored that it too is chicken pox. l'23'l Q 1 . L V I n V E ' , 7 A ' , x Q Y i 1 Q V , X f l - 2 ui Mar Mar. Mar. Mar Mar . 6. You canit fool us. we'1'e too ignorantg you can't heat our team, it's tops. Au- tomotive 12, Weste1'n 36. 8.Bolsen, Kipp, and Davis are caught jumping 1'OpC on the third floorg simul- taneously we have an earthquake. 9. Shirley Althaniuler and Joe Kaplan land in a heap skating enroute to school. .lO. Significant want ad: For sale, cheap, two pairs of skates. . ll. Mean-man Gerdes has all the absence list girls so scared in second hell Trig that today she slipped her ware under the door. Mar. Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. It wasn't lack of school spirit that heat us this time hut a finer team: Hughes Wins semi-finals 31 to 23. Wow! We're down in history and fa- mous forevermore. Big Loyalty hroad- cast over WCPO ends on time. ln gym, Ginny Bredenfoerder can't let Esther sit on her feet until she takes off her shoes and uncrosses her toes. Nixie yourself. Mil Poggendick and Vince Papania come to school dressed in greeng Anne Conarty and Bonnie ,lean McClintock don't even know what day it is. Maroon Frolics start Frolicing-How our dear teachers do mishehaveg they know all the tricks. ,X K- E241 . . W wUmm R Lf, ,,., .f Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 19. 22 23 29 Wrhy did Dottie Matthews come to the Hi Y Girl Reserves Gonference three hours late? Eastern Hills Y ? ? ? ? Mary ,lane Lowther all agog over pro- posed trip to Washington: even fails to recognize Ginnie Edwards. Maroon Frolics also big success finan- ciallyg W6lJCl', Anderson, Mueller. and ,Iarrold do highland fling in big cele- bration. Our chief photographer, Wally Meer. teaches us to appreciate the abstract. His pictures are really the class. Mar. 30. Apr. 1. Apr. 2. Apr. 3. ilk: Q fig? Bud Schubert is fliscovered beating a rug in preparation for what he'll do to that baseball. On this clay we are reminded of what teachers think we are on the other 364 days of the year. Gabby Ginny Edwards and Spouty Waltl make up for their three day si- lence. Gan't keep them quiet now that their tonsils are out. Two Seniors reported ill with lint on the lung. Ghewed the rag too long, l25l i ssi lf26l Apr. 5. Apr. Apr 7 Apr Apr Apr Apr Ap 1' A p r Apr Apr Apr Apr Ap r Apr Apr NI a y N l a y Borchie, Vannie. and lvillie answer na- ture's call. They could explain why some tulips grew upside downi. 6. Bob Amelia Erhardt celebrates his birthday with another crackup: this time it's in algebra and not S. A. Art Kelly forcibly kidnapped into -ith bell trig class. Sits in seat of absentee. Joe Sacks. Our chief photographer. Wvally Meer. teaches us to appreciate the abstract. His pictures are really the class. Don Jacobs the conquering hero. He was justly awarded the Maroon XV Tro- phy for the most outstanding senior. Hi-Y Girl Reserve Fashion Show is breath-taking. Did you ever see a love- lier bride than Ginnie Tye? Five seniors caught in nation hookup: broadcast over 'SYLW and associated stations in School of the Airfi Sr. boys up to their necks in heated ar- gument over long or bow ties. Glashien, Staubitz. and Co. parade through corridors carrying banners ad- vocating longer ties and less bows. Said Co, wins. Long ties it is. Marv. McClellan sees Reds. opener with Mr. Dunkel. Sold opera tickets. S. P. R. entertains with Hr. Mc- Gregor: Latin a dead language? Say now. with the lights out l l Presenting A1 Wvald. our valedictorian. Congratulations, Red letter day: Annual goes to press. Mrs. Wvalter lvinchell Kalllneyer tries to find out what's under the swimming pool. It must be stars. After hearing two performances of the Frantic Physician. we look forward expectantly to the day when some of the leaders will portray roles in the metropolitan opera. Proms. speeches. class day. commence- ment. A whirlwind month into which all of a high school senior's life seems to be crowded and one which won't soon be forgotten. Nlav I acknowledge at this time Har-- garelt Kallmeyer. Bruce Schweninger. Cliff llliver. George Davis. Helene Neave. Ginny Lammers. ,lean Hebbler. and Bill Underwood for their contribu- tion for the calendar. NY-ithout them. this part of the Yearbook could not have been completed. Thanks. The Editor I Q i Q 4 5 f 1 1 Maxim M' COL THE CHARACTERS fair! Nl' - -'l O- MJ, , , ,Qi -in ,--1-X ,, FU! 1 5. 1 L' ESPRIT DE CORPS Most poignant of all the memories of Yvestern Hills which each graduate carries away with him is the opening of the auditorium session. Pandemonium reigns. Suddenly the hand strikes the opening noteg the Hag-bearers start down the aisle: fifteen hundred lusty youthful voices soar: L'Ever we serve old Glory Loyal to her and true Her silver stars tell A nation's story Of lofty dreams that toil made true. A hushgand then the salute: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation indivisible with lilierty and justice for allfi Here faculty and students make a united pledge for loyalty to school and nation. l27l ,F f-:tw.'fsg,f v,. 1 Q .own hw - . r x -qyx 1 A - WW 'N 1 oyalty The theme of the 1937 Yearbook is s'Loyalty. Immediately a question arises: What is Loyalty? The past year saw the student body organized into an association whose goal is Loyalty to Western Hills High School. Now how shall we discuss all that the word loyalty im- plies? Shall we confine ourselves to a narrow limit and feel that we have sounded the depths of loyalty if we arouse an interest in athletics and proper conduct at athletic events? If this is our interpretation of loyalty. then we are failing dismally in our endeavor. Should not loyalty embrace all activities which bring about a betterment of thc school? Should we sit idly by when thoughtless people say discredit- ing thingsahout our large family? Should we not rather be zealous in upholding our good name, and earnestly endeavor to clear up all misrepresentations? Should we not so conduct ourselves at all times that we should earn praise, not censure for our school? We can do many things to enoble, to uplift ourselves without being look- ed upon as weak, cringing creatures. Surely we can do right and still be fine young Americans. Courteous, proper conduct in halls. corridors. lunch room. library, study rooms. all attest a cultured not u boorish background. Shall we not as students of this in- stitution so live that what we develop in the way of fine ideals will carry over later into our homes and into the communities in which we dwell? Loyalty in a broad sense means that we live up to what we know to be best. and that we let that hest be reflected in our attitude to our studies, our associates, to all the ac- tivities carried on in our school and in our lives. Such Loyalty, so many sided. is a priceless asset to Wlestern Hills High School. B. H. Siehl ' Q., 11,415 ,-s paula 6 BQ' S ff -ci , L J l29l l30l Mathematics of the three ' A n d r e w , and become interesting jefts. X Xill ix Thoimix the education of the youth of today is not limited to the study g Rlslf 'writhnietisf' still plays its important part in the whool, Here, under the instruction of Misiz Ho- bansack. Miss Dudley. Miss Marckworth. Miss Mr. Brown, algebra, plane geometry. solirl geome- tryQ and trigonomelry as well as instructive sub- :RQ ,xii sq? ' - xx 5315 , .fi , A Q ' Mfr R NX , ,... E -Fit Zlfl 112-ISC The thought that thf' mam i+ poor who cannot 1-xprvss his thought in more' than onli l2i!lL'Illil,LCL' has fl0lllDllE'SB promptf-rl mamy of our students to tal-ie advantage- of the opportunity to stucly Pkerwli, Latin, German. and Spunisli. Oth- ers may have been motivutell lm the :lf-sire to increase' tlwiz' English vovalvulary. ln any Casw. studying Fronrh 1lI1flfTf Nlrs. Fouvliz Latin unrler Miss Bolan, 'Nlis-is Hunlrmnn. and Vliss Bam-hleg German umlffr Miss Kiel and Mr. lrlerrle-g mul Spanish Ullflf'I' Nlrs. Fallon has prove-fl profitable to zz larry- group of pupils. fggmmvgv 1, NINE xx . fmgxmxi ,X shdi fxhed vdth an many inuewnhxg hooks wunhl ceriainh' have fmne uuravkkmx for unyone who hkes to re-ml. With the uhn oi the Sindy ui hu-muxvc set at xm-.-.-mug QPIISOYIHBUX and Kntevesx Kn hunks. many emdenxs ure m'mue-A to upnvec'i:.m- hterakurv ne u revehnhm ui hh- uuher than a means ui escape' from ll. The Enghvlh teachers ni Khv Scxnm' Xhgh Sn-'hnmh Nhss Yxieckn-hnan. NUM Hzwpev, NNN NlcKKnXey and Wise Ni nwneux' hring nut the vhu1'acle1'KeAlh-9 of Guhmnrlhfs writing xsnh The Nhxn M VruperX5'. 'wh uhonl 'ihhu-5 C.au'Kon's p.r1-nt mcrifwx' M ' 'Yah' of 'Ywu C.ilKes. ghwwj' The Yh'ghnan. und show Xhul 1X trccfs iHL'xkll?Kx.u NUM Logue- and NXKBS Ghws ' ' the hhrurf: whlh' NUM Iuseph ' ' ' 'X xv-we. U hunks nn N h Hn Xhm x dw Xi hem. xe ' A ihe hooks m heri M lheu Q n. ' underQmnd xx 'v - Nh: as Xhe tx F . ks lu hn ' ' for nwnx . 'Xu xhm X , A 'ning kk. Xi 'lnmhfn uprx-ms X mx vllvl ' vxvhu Hicey. hx-Xp X xf e H uhm ex ' . ' ' HX-fh Sv n ' Kxll!l'lll'l' ts ' Nui-P hu Nh - Be X Xnnxm Q. X Nhsa 1 whnns. 1 w ihcl and P. - of thx' ' ' dis um Nha. Ney -re. uh-0 1 1 wh -Honu X hc Lu. ' UXQKU. , ' uxrm-A hm sh-unurv xhux 5 . nhud purklun M ' Nh-Huy if mhnng sunw x-xphnniny. . XXV- Vsrown. and Nh:-. NN Mann. uhhongh noi nw ' ' Kn-' thu- study uf hnghsh u v-nun-v uf pruhk RIF xx ch us X vklfx HX IHA I Y. lllgl Q-1 -, nmawq-xv-m-M . M ,wmv-FN . ...rmmyw 'vm mf.,-,.N Y as w ,.f- f' S, 1 V, .ww l33 1 'N '- - l341 CHZIICC 'iliesitles factual knowledge, science should teach accurate discrimination and independent thought. Tviany times has Nix. Dunkel matie such a statement. '?rooi that the lesson has struck 'home can he found when we point out that these words were written without consulting him. we can discriminate accu- rately, we find Nita. Dourson looking through the elevator door at a dreamlike boy. Miss Greensmith and Mr. Dunkel are instructing pupils in problems oi absorption! Mr. Jones, how- ever, is ahsorherl in written work. Below, Mr. Van Schicten floss not seem to be giving his entire attention to his demon- stration, though for a snxile like that we would forgive any- thing. , .Z X- 612 f jg? ix . xx TTVX x ,- X. 'JI ' .X Lp' Mug 'rv . v .f 1 X2 'ws X -xx ' A I Z: E551 s-'Q 'fg:g. ., K' 1':'fs,- X Z-s elf. '53s.g 'fia:. . 1-322. eff' 11112, -W. -V .v- L , 5 4523, -- , X Ii tgggylci ,. iq S. 'Q' 1... ,un ff' as 5, 4 MW.. , -,-,..g ,,... l35I rcia A omme 'Tiow is Kbe time io! ali goofi men to aid of the patty. Arid ,re many smdems oi nim- to the iace wiie the use 36 come sciiooi is the Q iiearu to good acivamage imie fingers on the typewriker keys. Whiie Nh. Ludwig wrixee imeiiy ai his desk. Biise Hein makes a suggestion to a puzziexi pupii. Mies Yaien is busy, is turning oui copies on the ' ' Siiiiiiug and Miss bers oi the aiso. She xiiimeogxaph. 'Misa Shank, wJ o other iacuity mem ' i Aepartmem, tech xixe agiie commercla i oriiuuia. an oi 5 i ociai Science CNN' Pictured on this page are a t our Sociai Science teachers. ehowa her ciass init are to oi Mies Geeting, . he Yhiiippines ia is being how ciose t lapan whiie Wir. Mon shown the diagrant on the hoard hy Kiaxton. Below. Mies Long, is heiping to ciear up some question in the mind oi her pupiis whiie Niiss Krasne cieans up a doubt in ind. Mr. Fouch ienda ating a re- I L own 01 d in prep soctai her a heiping, han port. These and the other science teachers brine, to a pupd adventure. outstanding, current events, sociai and econoniicai trends. They teach one to reaiime the spirit and ambition ot famous to toierate the actions s such an iorerS. ersonage to recog- exp ot tanious p, ackson and Grant and nize sociai and economic trends. I iii' . l371 Xfxbws Sxqxce we 'iwe Ko 'Geox Qivax wie Xnlxovl w.-1066. Nbcxoto xo in-944: We Qhxxs, , xo me 'doe wackxoee, 2, N006-Noikece, 2.06 vi xo vikxe, One We e KYV5 xhe YSXacXfxgxe, Nga, aoxoefcixosg, ofa 'Co x16fx6 and YNY.. NXt.X2a10' We Qcfm Kxx5x15tfvAX ' G 45 naw verge 'Mixes 'Ctxepx xhego out ar via Q0em Xxo Xfxcb QSYSY-e . YK, ' Q0 'Le moe X3 5 o e I3Sl Nut ?xewXe x ig-YXQQGX Xecxixcm QQ-Qlxaoc o. C. , Giang, -5 TOOK Han ue es has ixoo o Mechan- ' 5 ds it ,ef I. ousgixoxgv QM io the Q00 Ae youve be actions oi Oeqafiynegxx X Nyxee tio ooeeXxoX6 tba Xxteo Nxkee ' -3.95 Elks be Ae- YY nada Uekxemdxex, XX Elias Sgswb he Xvfwixoo oi 1 o eevikng, cook- Xixng, sgwee AeA ' ha , CAarXf-JY Qadineum Km Rag, wb home-ma we -gxde a v1eXX-woo V-oov4XeAge 666510 xo be ose- ioX in Xue: Yxie. Uixdet Xmas C-Xadfe 596 Wwe Vanden- XSQXYB gixbaoce, cXoWee oi the Xaxesx evgXe 'axe iabxoued, sikfbe what We exxgedkefxoo oi Nyxee Udxtegxefxet 2595 Sivan Sgixb 9. vexievg oi new and xegopimg, Xxqmes me prevac- gome-maYCmg, takes case +5 odxet A5666 oi agexneok nom ' aixcm oi eb. oi me gow '0ooeeXKoX6 1920 0966! the oXaeex'ixc sew-ring, ot cooimg. I M. 'sv I39l S1 4EJAfL1C'1t1OY1 The school of today teahm O ie mimi cannot function at its be-at without time 1 o sound body, is assuming, its responsibiiity oi making this combination possibie. Boys' ath- letics, under the direction oi Mr. McCartney, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Thoxfnbury, and Mr. Nohr con- sist oi footbaii., basketbaii, basebaii, track, swimming, and tumbling. The giris, supervise' in Miss Burk, Mrs. Ditoixan, .ami Mies Wine. piay hockey, iaaskeiiwaii, basebaiiz swim, ride. i and arch. By participation in these various sports, the boys and giris have a lot oi inn aiong ' 'iiiing sound bodies. Pix 'Cai . f 'nfv that tx ' ' .aid S a I40j with inn X XX -',, '- 1 -x' , ff f' . , ,-.3 , 1 F731 ' -'if K r .fx : ,'4T..w '-DH . Civ ,., ' ff,-' K , 'I' 4125:-,Q ,: Q 1, -, , ff. V ,. -9' 74 N ,ga-'fi SWEA - El- gif. ' ' as f . , ,' -riff ibfk' - -qw fl ,,1'4i,?r,.f-V ,. V, al inn,- a -I .1-,,, 5 -., . 3,7 ...iv 1 'R Q Q '-4 1 -'.- J .ff f- W. -. 5.3 , X I. ,' , 4 xi. ft, L ,Q-1'-.Wg-, 5 2 ' N , 1 , ,fm ' - L --vi-H5 M ,. N '14 . .pk V 4,5 1 ., , ' - ' ' r SI .2 , V . X c' ff 1i,f + , ,AZ 'F QM Another game lost-- Another 4'don't care crowd- Another spiritless team- This can't o on. There's no smiri ff-I . school doesn't care, the teams d n't we lose. Why should a team Hgh wh body cares anyway? Yes, student go games, maybe. But what happens? The get behind, the students leaveg the The fight g n no- the eams band N how ldn't leaves, even the cheer-leaders lea e. And does that make a team feel? W o won quit? 'ent. at? orts Maybe the next game will e diff But was the last one, or the one Jefore And what about other things, th boys' s banquet, for instance? It most c rtainly i not a howling success, with lots f loyal porters behind it. up- Other schools put things o ' We c uld too, if only weld try. High sch 'olkffys d n't last forever, and it's a crime n Ito' ake t e most of them. This don't car e s stop. This mustn't go on. ,ff HQ V 'N , fs 9 f tf - I 'li J l I , 3 ' if 'X 'T Q' if I I V I Q17 it da , X, .ff . :xy , Ne, WESTERN HILLS HIGH SCHGOL CINCINNATI, OHIO I 9 5 7 A r arts, to he appreciated thorough- have very fine. weii- tt who The fine died. We de martxnex ' ' asc d to he stu ' the art r to inure. iv, nee ' hers in ' and try - t icpart- ' ed teac re artists the ar t train heip to ntoid iutu i nf' that iine. in t Tavior, Miss Davis. 0 out- ment a o , 5 Nirs. have don enjoy ment the pupiis o , ' h and Miss Biasch ' ' h autiiui things. win- ' ' 'ii with Dauteric , aklng e ' nw ski Nir. tanding work in ni V ards and art aint , kniie 'These accom- 'i on e ' , ning poster aw' . irner, forge and . 'h d in iuuer detai i ush, han desert e nnuai. ii h ir ' nts are oi the a n Hi s 35 phshme the foiiowing pages in the fteid oi music Wester 'it up an enviahie reputation. The hands. horai group ted hy Yir. Stokes v high standings 'ear but s and c won ver. d each N orchestra , d Mr. Monk have The opera presente ' 'ti0n. Ali in aii of in compe ' ity wi e he titie o has gained c Hiiis deserves t W estern the arts. an tition. ' 'd recogxn ' f patron A ,t .kwa Q 'P T, -. 's ii s fwsiiigiilt I-131 405 l-'RESIDENT 'fWald. . FIRST ROW ff-'- Friedman, Lampe, Cambs, Dinkelulierg Gerdes. SECOND ROW---Zinxmennan, Farrell. Renter, Tresler, Kattus, Murch, Maujer, Kaiser, Tye, Lammers, Jacobs. THIRD ROW-ffflurrolcl, Mt-Clellun, Crawford, Dhonau, Hudson, Robinson, Heidrich, Renn, Kallmeyer, Angne FOURTH ROW--f-Evans, Happley. Q XOT ON PICTURE-fe'Muellen Sperber, Bradford, McCar-lney, Butrher, llaabe. RSS ElCE1'S Acknowleclged as the leaders of West.ern Hills, the four officers, A1 Wald, Betty Renter, Adele Lannners, and Ken Mueller, represent school life at its best. These officers are only a pau-t of a larger group that has more than lived up to the expectations of parents and teachers, that has not only ranked high scholastically., but also has taken an active part in extra-curri cular activities. lt is not only popular opinion but a well known fact that our football team established a record in moral rather than in material victory. W e are willing to risk our modesty by saying that wc believe that it is a record that will not be surpassed, but, we hope, will he equalled by future teams. ln response to the need for a form of student government, a group of Seniors organized the Loyalty Association. lt is the founders' hope that this organization will become a Student Council in the near future, and will be instrumental in coordinating the various elements that form our school life. We-. like most graduating classes. realize that commencement will mark the close of an 4-nviahlv period of our life. hut we feel that a greater education awaits us. Soon our whdle cur 1-if-ula will consist of life itselfg solving the diifieulties it presents will hecome our daily les son. lt is then that the value of our high schooi education will he proved. The officers of this yeaxfs Junior class, Farrell, Dhonau, McClellan, and Sperher have ably led a 4-lass that promises much for its Senior year. 'We know that they will carry on and prmnote the new school spirit that asserted itself at Western Hills this year. ' N41 xecutive ouncil of the oyalty Associat1o1i From a half dozen or so interested senior boys and girls. the Loyalty Council has developed, in this its first year, to a well-organized, smoothly functioning organization of thirty odd members. Though the school at large may have little actual knowledge of its actions, every Thursday 6th in 309, the council argues, adopts, or rejects various ideas brought up. A great many of these have no immediate result apparent to the student body. We feel, how- ever, that in carefully laying, the foundation on which this organization must carry on throughout the years, we are doing a most important task. The stated purpose for the formation of the council was to promote school spirit and activities, and to establish a better relation between pupil and teacher. School spirit has undoubtedly helped. Attendance at the games. All- Sports Banquet, and senior play was improved. As for the third purpose, we must wait to judge, but if the organization carries on as is hoped, that too will he accomplished along with even greater results for the first two. u-.qv .t. 'L. wmv' -1. 1.menu-nsv....-...m:mrmw-......-...3-uazxu ALLEN. EvELvN LEE Sr. G. A. A.. Maroon Staff, Sr. Gym Leaders' Club. Sr. Girls' Club. We all know that Ev. is a sym- pathetic friend. a good artist, and a swell cook, but for further in- formation we'll have to refer you to Vince. ALTHAMMER. SHIRLEY JUNE Sr. G. A. A.. Girl Reserves. Sr. Gym Leaders' Club. Maroon Staff. Honor Basketball Team. Sr. Girls, Club. Shirleyis vivacity and friendliness make her a favorite with old friends and an attraction for new. ANnERsoN. CL,xnvs LUCILLE Editor Maroon. Sr. Girl Reserves. S. P. R.. Historical Novel Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Those for whom the veil of re- serve of our Maroon editress is lifted. find a real and dependable person underneath. A , I4 M , ANDRES. NIARY ELIBABETH Sr. Swimming Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Some day Mary will throw reserve to the winds and lll0l't? people will know her for the sweet person she 15. ANGNE. VlRr:lNLx JANET Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. Girls' Club. Maroon Staff, S. P. R.. Lead Senior Play. Thespians. Pony Chorus. Honor Basketball Team. Loyalty Council. If we may judge by .linny's popu- larity. it's not tl1e blondes that the boys are preferring this year. AREND. Donornv A. Sr. G. A. A.. Maroon Staff. Modern Novel Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Though quiet and unassuming. still Dorothy finds her way into many hearts. ARNDT. LERov W.ARREN Choral Club. Roy is our nomination for the fellow having the fullest. heartiest laugh. ARNOLD. FLORENCE LOUISE Maroon Staff. Knitting Club. Florence works wonders with knitting needles. BACHM-KN. FRANK CHARLES Current History Club. If Frank isn't successful later on. the only possible reason is that he's too kind-hearted. BAKER. H.NRRX' Typing Club. If there was a ht-rown for a king of humorists, we feel certain that Harry would cop it by far. l46l BARRET, LAWVRENCE Typing Club. Wlmeli Larry starts toward his goal. nothing short of excellent persuas- ion can move him. BAUER. H.AR0l.D W. Hi-Y Club. Choral Club. Harold's ready wit enables him to make others laugh. even if the joke is on himself. BAUER. P.-XL'I.lNE ELIZABETH Art Academy. Sr. Girls' Club. As a stroke of her pencil foretells a beautiful picture. so het' approach assures us of a pleasant companion. BECKER, CAROL lvl.-XRALYN Girl Reserves, Maroon Staff. Choral Club. Honor Volley Ball Team. Becky is a live wire on which all our hearts are strung. f f BENZ. JANE U' Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Maroon Staff. Gym Leaders Club. 5. P. Q. R.. Pony Chorus. Come and trip it as ye go on the light fantastic toe could be done by Jane perfectly. BICK. ROBERT Gym Club. Track. Athletic Bob. active in various sports. persouifies the real, out-door man. rn --.. ...... .-....,.., ..., .........................m-t-L.....a.......'-..v....,. , .,,,,,,,,., Y BIERHORST, GORDON A Cappella Choir, Quartet. Gordon, with his amusing ques- tions and side remarks, refuses to grow up. BIERMAN, ANNA LOUISE Sr. Girls' Club. Ann can always be counted on to enliven any occasion with her ready wit. BL.-KSER. ROBERT J. Current Events Club. Friendly, jovial Bob, always has a cheery word for everyone. 15 BLUM. M.'KRl0N RUTH - Bowm.tN. Ihvln F. Sr. Girls' Club. Marion's facetious remarks on the trials and tribulations of school life constantly relieve the class- room boredom. BOLSEN. WiLLl.AM D. Maroon Staff, Vice Pres. Some. Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra. .lust as in music. unassuming Bill is responsible for lhe bass of many projects upon which rise noble works. BORCHERDING. XVILLIAM P. Hi-Y, Sr. Band, Sr. Choral Club. A Cappella, Boys' Octette. S. P. R., Maroon Staff. The sincerity of Bill's character rings as true as the hell-like qual- ity of his golden trumpet. ,X Shui sis. gr- 'VY Hi-Y. Mike and Key Club. Without a peer in the realm of geometry. Dave solves the proh- lems of life and draws his own plane of lixing on a lofty scale. BREIER. Enwm Band, Orchestra. Choral Club. A Cappella, Quartette, Hi-Y. Octette. A tenor of the highest note., Ed's song of life helps Others find their most pleasant scale. BRENGELMAN. GEoR4:E B. Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra. George's positions on the trombone are skillfully performed: his other positions in school are carried out in the same manner. BROWVN. K.K1'llERlNE llfl.tRlE Opera lead, A Cappella, Girls' Triple Trio, Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. Girl Reserve, Sr. G. A. A., Lunch Room Squad. Kay's personality rates as high as her voice, judging by her popular- ity and the success of the Opera. Bnow N. ROBERT EL M ORE Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band. Scene Painter. Hi-Y. Bob will he remembered as the boy with an artistic touch of the brush and a meloclious touch of the clarinet. BUEDE. FLOYD lHEI.YlN Mechanical Drawing Club. Floyd's many friends say his great- est quality is his cool level-head- edness. BURRHARDT. ETHEL E. Sr. G. A. A.. Embroidery Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Ethel's delightful smile is open sesame for her everywhere. CASE, LAYVRENCE A. Boxing Club. Small but mighty. Lawrence does much to enliven things wherever he goes, CHRISTY. AUDREY JUNE Sr. Girl Reserves, Embroidery Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Audrey is the proof that 'gStill water runs deep. l47l W ::..- - . Nfl. .,... C CLASSEN. ROBERT H. DEGOLYER. GLADYS M.ARY DINKELAIQER. EDXVARD H. untill. Philosophy Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Needlework Club, Sr. Hi'Y- Baflwlllalb ,-Tennis. Cheer- A unaf' dyto undertake new Girl Reserves. Sr. Girls, Club. leader- Maroon UWM- MHFOOH SIGH- C lm Us ufzone who merits re' Ouiel charm and dignity do for Choral Club' Spell Qi ik15i'N'el'ilY is UIICIUCSI' Gladys what any axnoiiint of vivac- Outstanding in athletics' Scholar' N i I . ll ity would do for someone else. Ship' mid S0f1H11'fff ,Dapper Dmlf ' crystalllzes all that IS desirable In CLEMENTS. RUTH LOUISE 1 Sr. G. A. Choral Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Although quiet. Ruth has a large circle of friends. the greatest of which is a fellow from Fernbank. CLERMUNT. DOROTHY I. . Photoplay Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Dot's pretty face matches her pleas- ing personality perfectly. COLEMAN, MARION LUCILLE Commercial Art Club. Stage De- sign. Sr. Girls' Club. Maroon Art Staff. Renowned for het' artistic ability. Marion exemplifies one of her own pictures of youthful pep and en- thusiasm. CON.-XRTY. ANNE CoI'EI,.-xxn Choral Club. .X Cappella. Triple Trio. Maroon Staff. Sr. Girls' Club. Anne's sparkling giggle and smil- ing Irish eyes added together make for her many ardent admirers. CoRcoR.-tw. JA aIEs RALPH Hi-Y. Maroon Staff. Baseball. Com- mercial Art Club. Quiet but capable. ,lim strikes the happy medium by participating in athletics and school activities. CROUSE. llflURIEL IQATHRYN Sr. G. A. A.. Pres. Modern Novel Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Dark haired Muriel has impressed both students and teachers. schol- astically as well as socially. D.-tus. GEoRr:E BRONSON Football. Lunch Room Squad. Hi-Y. Pres. Maroon YV , Current Events Club. ' Our all-around center is usually the pivot man for the start of good. clean fun. D xwsox. DOROTH I' INEZ Sr. G. A. A.. Library Club. Bowling Team, Honor Yolley Ball Team Sr. Girls' Club. Dorothy possesses one of the most desired of all qualities-that of be- ing able to Inake and keep friends. D KWSON. ETHEI. R. Library Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girls' Club. Ethel puts into continual use the art of smiling naturally. I-ISI DERIENT. YIRGINI.-t JANE Sr. G. A. A.. Astronomy Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Gracious Ginny embodies all that's fine ill one active person. DETERS. ONYEN- Hi-Y. Astronomy Club Despite attempts at friyolity, 0wen's initiate keenness often asserts itself. one likable personality. DowNINc. ROBERT J. Golf. Maroon wif Current His- tory Club. Quite adept in swinging golf clubs: he'll certainly offer his wife com- petition in the url of swinging. DINKEL. DORIS XvlRGlNIA Sr. Play. Maroon Staff., Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. Girls, Club. Doris has enough pep and origin- ality to excite even a Supreme Court Justice. GOODFELLOW, ROBERT C. ' Hi-Y, Current History Club, Baseball. Opposing batters find little to knock when Bob is pitch- ing, and we can find only praise for his many good points. GORDON. SYLvm E. ' Sr. Girls, Club, Sr. Dramatic Club, Sr. G. A. A. Q I ' 7 I' . l'. l ' L' l , .L ,l,,l,'lI,,- GRADEL, MARGARET E. G G G G G Sr. Camera Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Margaret is so sweet that someone will soon be robbing the Cradels. RANICK, DOROTHY Sr. Girl Reserves, Maroon Staff, Sr. Dramatic Club, Sr. Girls' Club. On the stage, Dorothy sings superbly, off, she lives sincerely. RISZMER, RUTH Sr. Orchestra. String Quartet. Maroon Staff, Sr. Girls' Club. As her violin bow draws music from her instrument, so Ruth's pleasant personality draws warmth from her friends. of ROFF. HARRY Parliamentary Law Club, Hi-Y. Harry's ever present wit dispels the solemnity of any class. ROTH, GRACE J. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A.. Archery, Knitting Club, Sr. Girls, Club. Grace backs up her pleasant manner with those extreme- ly valuable qualities of dependability and wit. RUELLE, AMY Sr. Dramatic Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A., Maroon Staff, Honor Volley Ball Team, Sr. Girls' Club. Pretty Amy personifies pep and is a pleasant pal. GRUSECK, RAYMOND W. G H H H H H Sr. Band. Yve know that we'll hear of Ossie Nelson Gruseck in the near future if he continues his syncopations on the saxophone. YSIN. CHARLES J. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y. Bumper merrily rolls along and helps Others face their hard knocks. ALL, POLLY JUNE - Senior Dramatic, National Thespians, Senior G. A. A., Senior Girl Reserves, Maroon Staff, Senior Girls' Club. Polly ,lune's friends know her to be very interesting, intellectual, and likable. ARTMAN. VIVIAN Collectors Club. Senior Girls' Club. Miss Hartman will soon have some man's heart. .wENscH1Ln, STANLEY W. Track Manager, Hi-Y, Track Club. Stan will undoubtedly succeed in all he undertakes if his ability as a track manager is a true indication of his merit. .-YUSER, ARTHUR L. Library Club, Football. Quiet, good natured, and loyal, Art's many friends will testify to his sincerity. Elnruck, MJXRX' MARGARET Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves, Maroon Staff, President Gym Leaders' Club, Pony Chorus, Honor Hockey Team, Loyalty Council, Sr. Girls' Club, Riding Manager. Mary is well-traveled, well-dressed, and above all-very well liked. l5ll i1 .-.Um -sf f . L L--J HELNIIG. ELMER L. Radio Club. YVhere,s Elmer? Everybody wants to know where this likeable dark-haired boy keeps himself. HERRLINCER, lil,-KRGARE'l' JEAN Sr. G. A. A., Maroon Staff, Knitting Club. Sr. Girls, Cluh. Peggy's sweet disposition never fails her. even on the darkest days. HEUB,ACH, WILLIAM J. Sr. Play Production. Maroon Staff. Bill is always ready with a witty rejoinder. He is our Class jester high and supreme. X it ' I pt! WU HEY. ADELE CiKTHERlN Sr. Girl Reserves. S3 G. A. Ai, Choral Club. Honor Vol- ley Ball Team. Sr. Girls' Club. Adele. a real pal, is right there with a cheery word when it's needed. HEY. JOHN K. Mechanical Drawing Club. Johnny can always be seen in the center of a group en- thusiastically telling his experiences. HIUGINEOTH,-tml. FRANCES ROSE Sr. Knitting Club, Sr. Girls' Club. When Frances' quiet reserve is broken, her keen sense of humor gives us a lift. HILL. RUSSELL GORDUN Maroon Staff., Typing Club. Russ' humor and ability to tickle the ivories enlighten many a dull moment for his numerous friends. HIsKETT. WILBUR F. Opera Lead. Choral Club. A Cappella. Will's efficiency as a singer and an actor enables him to play a prominent role everywhere. HOFFM.AN. AVILBKR JOHN Art Club. Stage Design, Baseball. YVilbur's curve strikes fear into the hearts of opposing batsmen. his vivacity curves the trend of feminine hearts to his striking natural self. HOPPER. BILLIE ADELE Sr. Dramatic Club. Maroon Stall. Sr. Girls' Club. Not only is she a star on the dramatic stage. but in our hearts as well. HORN. IRENE MIKHIE Sr. Girls' Club. G. A. A.. Current History Cluh. The largest cornucopia couldn't hold more charm than does Irene. HoaNINr:. ELLIoI' Av-tL'l'ER Typing Club. Mere words cannot express Elliot's cheerfulness, polite- ness. and thoughtfulness. HLTBB.ARD. DoEo1'Hx' JUNE Maroon Staff, Current History Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Honor Yolley Ball Team. Many's the time weave seen Dot dash to make a marvel- ous Ineal or design a delightful dress. I52l HUBEE, WALTER Collector's Club. Wzillie, by his ever readiness to he helpful, has won many fI'iends. HUFFR'I.AN. CLYDE ELEVIN Sr. Library Club. A toast to Claude. a boy whose courage we admire. whose judgment we respect. HUNSICIQER, EDITH Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club, Current Events Club. No one can find a more adorable girl or dependable friend than Edith. HUNT, CELIA MITCHELL Sr. G. A. A.. Historical Novel Club, Maroon Staff, Sr. Girls' Club. Real intelligence and quiet charm distinguish Celia. HUWEL, Roy F. Sr. Typing Club. Yvell-dressed. neat. conscientious Roy always finishes his work. once started. Hvnis, RUTH Maroon Staff. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Dramatic Club. Honor Volley Ball Team. Sr. Girls, Cltlb. Ruth obliges quite often by playing catchy tunes on the piano. HX'l..,tND. M.-my ANN Sr. Girls, Club. Maroon Stad, Choral Club. Although Mary Ann is quiet and unassuming. her ability as a pianist speaks for itself. J,xt:oB, A-IRGINIA L. Sr. G. A. A., Maroon Staff. Sr. Girls' Club. Art Needle- work Club. Jinny has it all over on any madamoiselle from Paris with her lovely clothes and lovelier blonde hair. Jfuzons. DoN..sLo LESTER Maroon Wi, Hi-Y. Choral Club. Maroon Staff. Football. Basketball. Track. All Around Letter. Loyalty Council. To say that Don is the receiver of the All-Around Boy Cup expresses more than a dictionary of words. JARRULD, RICHARD ' Maroon W. Football. Baseball. Hi-Y. Associate Editor Maroon. Astronomy Club. Dick may seem quiet and reticent. but his capabilities and witticisms will surprise you. E cw, if X- IOHNSON, Hciiifittin 'A V - Hi-Y. Parliamentary Law Club. Good-looking Howard's forceful personality attracts one to him immediately. His many friends will tell you that. KAESER, GEORGE WILLARD Football. Maroon W, American History Club. Wiill. with his faII1e as a half-back wide-spread, really gains friends with his smiling personality. KAHLE, YERDA RUTH Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Knitting Club. Sr. Girls' Club. We've never known Verda to be moody or cross. but we have known her as a sweet and smiling friend all through high school. KALLRIEY R, MARGARET ir. s Clnlitfix G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Gym ejljlersi Cl P. R.. Loyalty Council. Annual Staff. l'00ll .emi ok to sMargie when we need a leader, an artist. an t ete, a student, or just a pal. K.-IMP, ROBERT W. Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Maroon.YV. Football. Senior Play Production. Beneath a sunny. sometimes frivolous exterior. likable Bob hides a keen mind capable of excellent ideas. KAPLIKN, BLANCHE Dramatic Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Black hair and striking features add to Blanche's in- dependent character. KAPLIKN, JOSEPH M. Astronomy Club, Tennis. Carefree Joe is forever tlIinkiIIg up some practical joke. I531 Editors in Chief Associate Editors Layout ..,... ...,. Photographers Staff A rl Staff ..,..., Faculty Advisor Photography .. Art , Finance .,... Advertising Mary Joyce Renn Albert Wald Anna Stoltz Kenneth Mueller Margaret Kallmeyer Adele Lammers Walter Meer Neil Hodapp and The Camera Club Jane Tresler, Louis Zimmerman, D o r 0- thy Patterson, Rose Waspe. Marion Coleman, Le- on Shaw. Ruth Lam- mers, A d el e Lam- mers. Miss Ruth McKinley. Miss Marguerite Da- vis. Mr. Edward Dauter- ich. Mr. Dolan Pigg. ,Mr. Wm. Von Srhlirhten, B a rt 0 n Fisher, Mitchell Bet- IBF. li.II'1'Us, CAROL Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Swimming Club, Loyalty Council, Maroon Staff, Honor Swimming Team. Fun loving Carol is liked by everyone because of lIer natural unaffected manner. K.-IWINAUGH. THONIAS B. Maroon W. Swimming Team. Philosophy Club. Baseball. The Beau Brummelv of our class concentrates his smile ill 0116 spot. KEISER, ALIDREI' RUTH Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. Knit- ting Club. S. P. Q. R.. Loyalty Council. Maroon Staff. Vivacious charm plus an ever present kllZlCli of putting into words thoughts of understanding and depth dis- tinguish Audrey's lll1IglICliSl'll. 1 ti I ti KELLER, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls Club, Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Knitting Club. We've heard that Betty will make a good secretary. Edith tells us that she's a real pal. aIId we know that she's il sweet girl. KENIPS, SHIRLI-:I L. Typing Club. Dignified yet amicable. conIpeteIIt yet modest. Shirley strikes tlIe happy medium. KENNEDY. EDITH FRANCES Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A.. Current Events Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Edith can be l'OI.lllled Oll to add lIer bit of wit to any occasion. KIPP. ARTHUR H. Football. Track, History Club. Tall, broad, illld handsome, some people have all the luck. KISPERT, EDITH MARIE Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. Girls' Club. Knitting Club, Sr. G. A. A. Some employer will certainly be lucky to get Editlfs combination of good looks and ability. KISSEL. ROBERT Baseball. Novel Club. In the national pastime, Rob curves the hall far and wideg ill life his sphere of influence is much wider in range. F541 KI.EhlPNER. GERTRUDE Knitting Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Maroon Staff. Gertie-'s dark naturally curly lIair. her efficiency. and her friendliness. all add up to make ber the well-liked girl she is. KN.IUIaER. lu.-XRIE RUTH German Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girls' Club. Marie is 0116 of the few who balances her good grades with a real sense of llllIl'l0l'. KN.-KLTFT, ROBERT GEoIIr:E Hi-Y. 5. P. R. President. Choral Club. Octette. A Cappella. Maroon Staff. lt's Knault lnot oftt we find anyone so able to conduct LatiII Club meetings in such style. KK.-KEMER. DOROTH v M. Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Swimming Club. Sr. Girl Reserves. . Dot has proven that she would rather he a working goil than a school girl. KREBS, AGNES Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. G. A. A.. Maroon Staff. Dramatic Club. Senior Play. Chic is the word for Agnes with her red gold hair and striking clothes. LAIB, WILLIANI C. Choral Club. Senior Play. Bill. with his light blue eyes and wavy hair lends an air of happiness to all those who get to know him. LAIKI 1v1ERs, ADELE Secretary Senior Class. Treasurer Sr. G. A. A., Secretary Sr. Girl Reserves, Vice President Loyalty Council, Sr. Girls' Club. Choral Club. Honor Hockey Team, Honor Basketball Team. A Cappella Choir. Annual Staff, Ma- roon Staff. A charming unaffected manner combined with artistic and musical ability, poise. and intelligence all found in oue girl is rare. but that's a perfect picture of Adele. uiA.L4,i ffki 'C .f-ILL , P. I, 4.1.1 . LANTZ, STAFFORD TAvI.oR Football. Baseball., Maroon W, Hi-Y, Current History Club. Bud has more claims to fame' than his football prowess. Have you ever heard him croon? LEHRI-JR, SARAH Sr. Girl Reserves, Collector's Club. Maroon Staff, Sr. Girls' Club. Although she's quiet and reserved. Saralfs soft voice and her sweet sympathetic manner win us completely. LETZLER. FRANK GILBERT Frank has developed something for which many of us are seeking-a natural. pleasing disposition. LEYVIS. A NNE Choral Club. A Capella Choir, Maroon Staff. Sr. Girls' Club. Lunch Room Squad. Wlieli blonde met blonde each decided that he preferred the other. LIPPOLII. JANE MARGARET Sr. G. A. A.. Art and Needlework Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Wlieli Jane meets her friends. her smile and twinkle shine together. IJOYVTHER. lvl.-KRY JANE Maroon Staff. Sr. Girl Reserves. Art-Needlework Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Although Mary Jane is quiet, we know her good nature which is envied by everyone. LUEDERS. RICHARD Typing Club. Don't be misled by Dick's serious expression as he has a most keen sense of humor underneath. LUHRMAN. MARIAN J. Knitting Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Mat-ian's blonde hair illld congeniality point her out as a good pal. I55l M.tNi,Ex', ROBERT E, MCCLINTOCK, BONNIE GENE Astronomy Club. Bob's aim to please is always at'- 1-ompanied by a smile. M,xNLEy. NVILLIXM Astronomy Club. Bill always seems contented and can well afford to be just himself. lll.kltliL.tND. M,tRL,tN R. Library Club. ln Marlon we find one of those quiet reseryed fellows who helped establish the dignity ol our class. lt'I.x'i'1'HEws, DoRo1'HE.x M tie Sr. Girl Reserves., Sr. G. A. A., Ma- roon Staff, l..unt'hroom Squad. Current History Club, Sr. Girls' Club, S. P. Q. R. lt' it is a peppy and fun-loving ad- dition to the vrowd that is needed. llottie is a sale bet. .J v l M,txs'rtn1'. CORINNE 1 Sr. Girls' Club, Knitthig Club. Sr. Girl Reseryes. Sr. G. A. A. llls nice to 'be natural when yotfre nziturally nice. , .x ,, . . r bltlCl.Ei.l. tx. M .tm IN RosuoE Loyalty Council President. Somi. Ili-Y. fl Cappella. Choral Club, Quartt-tte. Opera Lead. To those who know Mai' it is only superfluous to state that he can and does put into pravtive the meanings, of true friendship. Choral Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girls' Club. Many a lad is glad that this honnie lass does not lie over the oceanf' I-4' ,.,f7 MCFADDIN, Emrn sftjc j f ily, si-. G. A. A., Knitting 6111111 Bowl- ing Manager, Lunchroom Squad, Sr. Girls' Club. l..ade.,' our bowling manager, will always roll a strike with her lriends and with her teachers be- cause of her vlever Irish wit and her keen mind. BICLAKEN. RoEEuT DEGROFF Hi-Y. Vice President Philosophy Club. By his handsome features and snappy wil Bob is known as a jolly, good-looking fellow. blClVlULLEN, ALLAN Louis lVlerhanit'al Drawing Club, Travk. In dramativs. Allan can play any partg otherwise he displays his true natural self. lllEER. W,xL'rEn H. Camera Club, Annual Photography Stall. Our photographer, Wlilly, with his candid shots helps us find added enjoyment in the commonplace. lllETZGER, BETTY JANE Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Mu- roon Stall. Sr. Girls' Club. Current History Club. l..lllll'lll'00Ill Squad. Hovkey Manager. Betty. considered by many the prettiest girl in the Class of '37, has brains and personality to add to her ggood looks. I56l lVIEYER. LYNN R. Commercial Art Club. Lynn will never be a good politi- cian. He is too sincere and unbiased. MEX'ER, WYILBLTR Sr. Club. Current Events. An enthusiastic chap, Vfilbur is more than welcome in any group both in school and out. MEYERS, BESSIE M. Sr. Girl Reserves. Maroon Staff, Sketch Club. S. P. Q. R.. Sr. Girls' Club, Honor Volley Ball Team. Only the fineness of her simple and unaliected manner can be compared with the true gold of Bessie's hair. MICHEAU. M.iRlE Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. G. A. A.. Bowling Club, Choral Club. Maroon Staff. Pretty is as pretty does and Marie does ample justice to both. RIILLER. RIARTIN WILLI.-xml Band, Sr. Play, Maroon Staff. Ty- ping Club. Every inch in Bob's tive feet four is chuck full of what it takes. MoRR1s, THoM,ts GEORGE Philosophy Club. We would like to know T0m's for- mula for having so much fun and still getting his assignment finished. Q 4'LmAf4' MoRRlsoN, Nxmzv El.lZkIlE'l'lI Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Sl- Girl Reserves. Sr. Dramatic Club, Honor Volley Ball Team. N1llI1'y's friendship is trcasurcd by her friends and envied by her ac- quaintances. MUELLER. KENNE'l'li Treasurer Senior Class. Treasurer Choral Club. Loyalty Council. Kn- nual Staff. President Ili-Y Council. Maroon XV, Secretary Maroon Chapter Hi-Y. Lunchroom Squad. Football. Besides being classic looking. clever. intelligent. and mischievious. lien has that certain spark that dis- tinguishes him from the average. lVll'ELl.ER. M.xm.xRE1' J. Associate Editor Maroon. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sketch Club. S. P. Q. R.. Sr. Girls' Club. Her work on the Maroon proves her efficiency: her circle of friends. her sincerity and friendliness. AILTRCH. J.n1Es DEFoaEs1' Swimming Team. Hi-Y. Golf Mau- ager, Loyalty Council. Current His- tory Club. Maroon Wh Tall and handsome. lie shows by his actions that he has a real background. Mt'RPHv. YlR1:lN1,x Krruavx Knitting Club. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girls' Club. Although varied activities keep Vir- ginia husy. she always llils time for others. livlEYl-IR. NEDEI.RlAN. Track. Boxing Club. Maroon XV, As rapidly as he thinks up snappy comebacks. does he streak down the cinder path to a lightning finish. NlE1v1,'tN. ROBERT .ARTHVQR Choral Club. , Bolfs delicate touch on his p'ano accordion has captivikll i ' . audience. ch, we NORTH. EL1z.aBE1'H A NN Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Lunch Room Squad. Historical Events Club. Sr. Girls' Club. One glimpse of Ann's titian beauty and we change the old slogan to Go North Young Man. OBERLANDER. GRACE E. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. Girls' Club. Luuchroom Squad. Knitting Club. Honor Hockey Team. Pony Chorus. The effervescence of Grace's spirit. the sparkle of her blue eyes. and the subtleties of her words make her indispensible to any gay group. 0HLH.kL7SER. LURETTA RIXRIE Bowling Team. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves, Astronomy Club.. Maroon Staff. Sr. Girls' Club. Dark-haired. companionahle. jolly Retta', still finds time to be effi- cient and capable. I57l l5B1 OLIVER, CLIFFORD WILLIAM Hi-Y, Maroon Staff, Track, Lunch- room Squad, Track Club. Jesting, agreeable, and dependable Cliff is the most desirable type of classmate. OUTCALT. WILBUR NELSON Gym Club. Ready, willing, and able, we look to 'hWill', for a true friend. PARST, GEORGE Cross-country, Cross-country Club. Blue Ribbon can always put us into intoxicating laughter with his dry wit. Whilt a maul PARKER, MARCELLIS M.ARGARET Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Swim- ming Club. Marcella always has a cheery Hhelloi' and possesses that much de- sired knack of getting along with people. PATTERSON. DOROTHY LOUISE Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Annual Typist, Cur- rent Events Club. Like Napoleon, Dottie is slight in stature but great in French. PAULETTE, JACQUELINE Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls, Club, Knit- ting Club, Lunchroom Squad. Whatex'er the situation, njackiea' always comes smiling throughf, PEARSON, PAU LINE LUCILLE Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club, Maroon Staff, Current Events Club. We all appreciate Pauline's gra- cious and practical manners. PETERS, CLARENCE ANTHONY Sr. Choral Club, Swimming Team, Golf, Maroon Staff, Maroon W. L'June's all-around personality and finesse gives our class a prospect for a real diplomat. PEAEF, RALPH GEORGE Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band, Maroon Staff. It is just as pleasing to be with Gus as it is to listen to his play- ing of music. PHILLIPS, VIVIAN Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls CllllJ, A Capella Choir, Sr. Choral Club, Bowling Team, Lunch- room Squad. Vivian has a perfect coiffure which shows a neat and orderly character. . s RAIBLE. ARTHUR ' Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band. Art rises from his many hard knocks smiling and playing his fiddle. The school will Illlst-1 his music and upstanding manhood. RENN. M.-my Jox'CE Editress Annual, Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club. Gym Leaders Club, Loyalty Council., Vice President S. P. R. Unaffeeted byfher -rise to the top, Vyfovjthiff Mx-r'r'y iTo3'ce'Sie'rwjes as the Wideal,-lor f,au'. ebthuslasli Tsiiofts- womaprf and a perfect, friend. RENTER, BETTY M. Vice President Sr. Class, President Senior Girls Club, President Sr. Girl Reserves, A Cappella, Sr. G. A. A., Loyalty Council, Choral Club, Maroon Staff. Betty's sweet disposition will carry her triumphantly through life as it has carried her triumphantly through school. Rnonrxn,-xMEL, Eow.-um Track, Sr. Choral Club. Roll along with Eddie and you can't Illlss a good time. RIAFF, Em Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. G. A. A,. br. Girl Reserves. n , ' Titian beauby iftlarks Eya 'for cer- tain SllCl:W.9 f 'Tl , A U l I RICHSll-IAFER, S.-tm Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls, Club. Wlleli one knows Sara, it is easy to see why she is a leader of so many girls. Rlous, GRACE Sr. G. A. A., Gym Leaders' Club. Tennis Mgr., Honor Volley Ball Team., Hollor Baseball Team. In a few years we'll look on the sports page for news of our champ. for Grace, with her tennis prowess is going places. ROBERTS, ROBERT JA MES P151-OR, CARL E. PUGH, LEAH JJ' 'Y up ,VL Current History Club. Lunchroom German Club. We've recently learned that Carl's secret nickname is Kie,7' and that he wants to be an architect. QOGGENDICK, MILDRED Senior Dramatic Club, Sr. Girls' Club, S. P. Q. R., Sr. Girl Reserves, 1 Maroon Staff. Golden can be applied to Mil- gred's personality as well as her air. XJRATT, NADINE K Air Brush Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls, Club. Though small in stature, Nadine rises to a high mark in the esti- mation of her friends. Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girl Reserves. Archery, Current Events Club, Lunchroom Squad. Maybe itis because Leah was born on St. Valentine's Day that she has captured so many of our hearts. PUTNICK. JACK R. Typing Club, Life Saving. Jack's clark eyes sparkle with the gay thoughts behind them. RABEL, RALPH JOHN Architectural Drawing Club, Base- ball. We all admire Ralph for his per- sonal appearance, neatness. manner- liness, and poise. Squad. A mind well versed in the mechan- ics of living enables Bob to find easy his selling of hardware. Rosmsofv, ALICE EVELYN ' - President Sr. G. A. A., Vice Pres- ident Sr. Girl Reserves. Maroon Staff, Loyalty Council. Lunchroom Squad. Honor Hockey Team, Honor Swimming Team, Swimming Club, Sr. Girls, Club. Fun loving Aliceis poise and gra- cious manners will always be strong in our memory of her. M.-xR1NUs, Enwmn Rom Opera Lead, Choral Club, A Cap- pella, Quartet. Many girls wish that they too might play opposite handsome Marinus in the romantic roles of the opera. E591 RosEELnER. RUTH Knitting Club. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. Girls' Club. Ruthis friendly manner and vapable ways make us proud to know her. RUECER. Humts CHARLES Lunrhroom Squad. Basketball. His- torical Novel Club. The 6'Print'e of Delhi is the type of fellow who van adjust himself to ally kind of surrounding. how- ever high. RUNDY. ELNIER H. E. Hi-Y. Maroon Stall Choral Club. A Cappella. Track. Opera Lead. Witty'. fun-loving Elm', seems to make a hit with the girls. esperially the ones with wavy hair. RLTTIIEIIEYER. Hmotn L. Library Club. Tartful Rudyis rugged individual- islll asserts itself in independent thought. 5.-v .vrlc.x MP. ,IEA N Coit NELI tv Sr. C. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Choral Club. Pretty ,lean is a good student. a trustworthy friend. and a person well worth knowing. SXTTLER, Wittis A. Golf Team. Maroon W. Choral Club. Cheerful. grinning Wiill says: Trouble romes soon enough. W'hy seek it now? as Sctllcik. ALFRED ,IoHN Tennis Team. Astronomy Cluh. Having a capacity lor getting things done. AI need never worry about his place in the sun. 'sf:Hl.ENKER. j.xMEs CHESTER Choral Club, Trark Team. If you want to know about any- thing from stir-ks to chemistry just ask .l. C. Stzlnncli. ANGELA Sr. Girls' Club. Knitting Club. Sr. C. A. A.. Pony Chorus. Riding Club. Honor Hockey Team, Maroon Staff. Not quantity: but quality charac- terizes Angela. And by the way, can that girl ride! SCIIMIDT. Dow LEROY Sr. 0l't'llt'SIl'll. Sr. Band. ll's no wonder llon has so many iriends for il's so easy to know him and so hard to forget him. E601 SCHNEIDER. ALBERT HENRX' SCHUBEIQT, Wttuni A. Philosophy Club. Football. Debonaire Al always seems to be having a good time. SCHNEIDER, THEODORE H. JJ C Sr. Choral Club. , Neyer having a worry. Ted's motto is Live and be merryf' SCI-IUBERT. EUGENE M. Maroon YV, Baseball. Parliamen- tary Law Club. Stage Design. If you want to know how fine a fellow Eugene is. just follow his well-beaten path to Westvvood. Current Events Club. Along with his red hair. Bill's per- sonality is sure to make him stand out from the crowd. SCHULZ. BIARTHA Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. Choral Club. A Cappella. It takes a lot of brains and hard work to do what Martha did. Not everyone can make high svhool in three years. ScHw.u.L1E. JANET LEON Just one question about Janet. Has anyone ever seen her any way but smiling? SCHWARTZ, GEORGE F. Hi-Y, Typing. . Wl1e1i a feller needs a friendf, he couldnit find a better one than George. SCHWARTZ, ISADORE ARTHUR President Sr. Commercial Art Club. Stage Design. A boy of a quiet nature, Isadore gives vent to his feelings through art. N SCHYVENINGER, BRUCE A Cappella Choir, Choral Club. Opera Lead, Maroon VV, Hi-Y. Be it taking the hurdles in track or the singing of scales in song, Bruce takes both with grace. SCOTT, Naomi LEE Sr. Girls' Club. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A.. Air Brush Club. Aside from Naomi Lee's outstand- ing artistic ability she is pretty, friendly, and lots of fun. SCUDDER, MARGLTERITE S. Knitting Club. Marguerite's friends know that they can always be cheered up by this fun-loving pal. SEDACCA, MARION Maroon Staff, Knitting Club, Sr. Girls, Club. A girl like Marion can meet any- one, any place. SEEGARS, JANET LEE Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A., Archery Mgr., Choral Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Lunchroom Squad. We shall always remember cute, well-dressed Janet Lee for her ready wit. SHAW, EARL Cross-country t e a nl . Basketball Manager, Maroon W,,' Hi-Y, Cross- country and Track Club. Earl's good nature and cheery smile have made him many a friend in this school. SHEFT. VERA Sr. Girls, Club, Commercial Art Club, Honor Volleyball Team. How could Vera help but have friends when she is so friendly. SIMON, ROBERT C. Track, Current History Club, Ma- roon 4gW. Bob is adept in so many varied ac- tivities that others naturally come to him for enjoyable companionship. IQ61l l62l SMITH. RALPH H. Historical Novel Club. Scholarly Ralph reveals in his gra- cious and understanding attitude, lll0l'6 than mere hook-learning. Srnzrn. EvI5I.vN L. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girls' Club. Knitting Club. Not a worry in the world. Ev. ex- presses her pent-up pep oII the piano. Svmss. DENNIS P. Hi-Y, Maroon W,,' Cross-country. Track. Maroon Staff, Track and Cross-country Club. Here is a cross-country runner who comes in first in more ways than one. SPIESS. llflARl0N C. Sr. Girl Reserves. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girls' Club. Knitting Club. Marion is a true friend, and pro- vides illl excellent model for as- piring Girl Reserves. ST-tl'BITZ. EDWARD P. Yaried Activities Club. Ed may well he classed with the mathematical wizards. J STEADMAN. CAIIOLYN A. Gym Leaders Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. G. A. A., Volleyball Mgr., Hon- or Hockey Team, Pony Chorus, Sr. Girl Reserves. Carrie is the attractive young lady who so often is responsible for the large group gathered in our hall. STEIQNIJR. AILENE C. Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Choral Club. Ailene's sincere and lovable per- sonality makes us want her for our friend. STOCK, MARUN C. Choral Club, A Cappella. When you waIIt a pal, scan the bass section of the choir for Marvin. Sroluss, ,I.uIIzs T. Sr. Band. Sr. Orchestra. Lunch- room Squad. With his ready, witty rejoinders. Jimmie is certainly a most con- genial companion. STOLLER. SAM Track Team, Maroon W, Boxing Club. There isn't a better pal than Sam. His ever-ready smile gives him the green light everywhere. gf STOLTZ, ANNA TENENHOLTZ. EY Y Sr. Choral Club. Triple Trio. -Yn- nual Staff. Loyalty Lounril. Sr. Girls Club. A Cappella Choir. The longer you know Anna the more you appreriate her deep in- telligenre. remarkable capability. sterling ehararter. and magnetic 1-harm. STRUNK. HELEN A Cappella Choral Club. Luneh- room Squad. Sr. Girls' Club. T T W0l'l'y and Helen have never met. unuorr. LESTER Boxing Club. One of his many activities is mak- ing a blonde heart beat faster. Maroon Staff. Knitting Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Petite. plaeid. pleasant --these only partly personify Eva. Hou.-ts. Eveu x K. Sr. Girl Fieseryes. Fr. G. .Y X.. l,i- brary Club. Sr. Girls' Club. The smiling young lady with the lovely elothes is none other than our Evelyn. mgsran, Ronsmix J. Swimming Club. Yiee-president Sr. G. A. A.. Annual Staff. Loyalty Couneil. Sr. Girls' Club. ,l'ane s vital personality is radiated beyond the srhool into the ether waves by radio. This future star has eyerything---brains. beauty. a line sense of values. a sympathetir. tolerant heart. Tarn. Ysnt M. TLA T Sr. G. N. JY.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Hwinnning Club. Honor Swimming Team. Friendly. peppy. talkative Yera merits the admiration ol everyone. r - T . V 'MJ .1 JYVXHDL, k-Y ik: l 1 , L'- vi-:. XIIHJINIY -Y. N Sr. Choral Club. Sr. G. A. A.. Treas- urer Sr. Girl Reserves. Honor Hot-key Team. Secretary Loyalty Council. Basketball Mgr.. Sr. Girls' Club. A Cappella. Maroon Stalin. I,unrln'oom Squad. Effieient. friendly. attravtiye. and true ran you tye that? Urn.-yrs. R xvmown H. Sr. Choral Club. Maroon Staff. If any eommereial person is needed. we turn and page Ray. Y YNDI-1ItNIl7El.l.EN. JUNE R. Y Sr. Girl Reserves. Knitting Club. Sr. Girls' Club. .Tune's long name provides a bal- anre for her long list of friends. xx GLTELPEN. Rosmn' -Xstronomv Club. Hi-Y. Maroon Staff. 5. P. R.. Serretary Hi-Y Cabinet. Srholar. lover. ever an evnert on that famous earn of his. Van is a striking personality. Yoon.. JIMMY H. Radio Club. Trark. The Modern Esquire and Jimmy are synonymous. Yonai.. M vR1'LE A. br. ty. A. A.. lxmttvn.-z Llub. 5. P. Q. R.. Sr. Girls' Club. ln addition to the in her name. Myrt's personality is full of the oth- er three Y's: vim. vigor and vital- ltv. Yowrz. .YLBERT YY. Sr. Band. Sr. Orehestra. 'X Cappella. Maroon Staff. Hi-Y. Opera. lt's easier lo lnake people ery than it is to make them laugh. but Wil- lie Chooses the bard way. f, - fagqt, n wed C..-.fue J T Lfji-CCH-yf nys' YYALD. YLBERT' .,..yr- ffm,-t f President. Senior Class: Editor. -Tn- nual: President. Maroon Hi-Y: Treasurer. Hi-Y Couneil: .-Y Can- pella: President. l.oy lty Couneil: Band: Latin Club: Choral Club: Cheerleading Sffuad. The above list proves Al's versa- tility and outstanding leadership. but it does not show his number one seholastie standing. sincere. unatlierted manner. all-around man- liness and whole-hearted love of humanity. YYYLTNER. M muuuzr A. Sr. G. A. .Y.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Swimming Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Pep plus personality are perfeetly personilied in Margaret. l63l usa . - . ,. .... I . - . ,urn ,,.z - :Q an - 5 1 ' 1 .-.M 1 V 14 Af. Q ,Tyr lf V M Q ,,4'f,g4f ' t P14 Cn X J E Ay.-1 - if P. . . Q75 .'-,vw- '., . I ,N-.L , - Q f'- ' inf ' ' 4' .., ' L4 .- ' -N 'J - mf, WHY SHOULD THEY LEAVE? vw Q-1 .31.?T' ' WASPE, ROSE Current Events Club. Sr. Girl Re- serves, Sr. G. A. A.. S. P. Q. R., Bowling Team, Annual Typist. Sr. Girls' Club. Nimble fingers and bright alertness bring Rose high scores in school and out. WEBELER. ROBERT J. Swimming Team, Maroon W, Gym Club. Bob is as natural and unaffected in life as he is at home doing the breaststroke in water. AVEBER. ARTHUR R. Hi-Y. Editor Maroon. Astronomy Club. The unusual success of the Maroon is due in large measure to Art. a real friend and a great scout. AVEBER. JEAN K. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Dramatic Club. Treasurer Sr. Girls' Club. Jean's cheerful giggle is enough to make us think the sun is shining on a rainy day. WXEHKINIS. EI.E,xNoR M. Sr. G. A. A.. Knitting Club, S. P. Q. R.. Sr. Girls' Club. There are no adequate adjectives to describe this Winsome bit of a girl. AVEHNER. JUL!-KNA E. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Knitting Club. Maroon Staff. Sr. Girls' Club. Beneath that reserved manner we find a sweet. capable girl. a true friend. AYEINIER. Av.-KLTER L. Philosophy Club. Swimming Team. Maroon NWI. Perhaps it is swimming that gives W'allie such excellent control of brawn and brain. WEIsK1TTEL. RAYMOND A. Boxing Club. Ray hides a bright disposition be- hind that shy expression. Weiss. YERNX M. Sr. Girl Reserves. Knitting Club, Bowling Team. Sr. Girls' Club. One finds this twinkling bit of fem- ininity captivating. cute and capri- cious. WExTz. CONRAD O. Typing Club. lf you wish to keep intact your viewpoints on politics. don'l try to argue with Connie. I6-il WIELLS. CHARLES O. Football. Maroon W, Spanish Club. Maroon Staff. Baseball. All girls take notice-Charlie's blond and good-looking. a swell football player. a great scholar. uhg well, what more could you want? AVELTE. Louis F. Astronomy Club. For some. Lou personifies the se- date senior. but for all his presence is a pleasure. WVELTE, DIARY C. Knitting Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Catherine proves by her knitting that she is a very capable girl. WENDLINC, Rox' 0. Baseball. Maroon Staff. Lunchroom Squad. Boxing Club. Although his services as a pitcher are in demand. obliging Roy is never a hold-out. AVICKEIIEIER, WVILDA E. Sr. G. A. A.. Sr. Girl Reserves. Choral Club. Sr. Girls' Club. W7ilda's keen sense of humor find a funny side to any situation. WVILSON. GRACE M. Sr. G. A. A.. Modern Novel Club. Sr. Girls' Club. Wie cannot think of any face we'd like better in her place. Grace. she is well named. WOODWOR1'H, LAURA M. Sr. G. A. A., Choral Club, Lunchroom Squad, Sr. Girls' Club. With her gay, carefree manner, Midge has the knack of putting everyone at his ease. WRIGHT, ESTHER M. Camera Club, A Cappella, Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club. Esther is our little huntress. She hunts, iinds, then shoots -with her camera, of COIIFSB. WYATT, JOIIN R. Hi-Y, Photography Staff. Quiet, sincere John has attracted many lasting friends. WYATT, VIRGIL T. Historical Novel Club. Virg showed his character by his heroic work as a Naval Reserve during the flood. WYENANDT, DOROTHY Sr. C. A. A., Dramatic Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Dottie does so many obliging deeds that by shouldering our cares she frees us from anxiety. YEAGER, CHARLOTTE M. Choral Club, Opera Lead, A Cappella, Triple Trio, Sr. Girls' Club. A lilting voice, a friendly smile, a bundle of charms- that's our Charlotte. YOUNG, DANIEL H. Dramatic Club, Debating Team, Sr. Play Lead, President Thespians. Amiable Dan can always be found relating one of his prize jokes to a crowd of intent listeners. ZIMNIERMAN, LoUIs Football, Tennis Team, Maroon W,', Debating Team, Sr. Dramatic Club, Annual Staif, Maroon Staff, Ad Staff, Loyalty Council, Lunchroom Squad, Typing Club Presi- dent. Peppy, aggressive Lou is always starting a needed reform. We predict a useful, successful career as a statesman. Znviov, SIDNEY Parliamentary Law Club, Baseball. One always wonders how Sid accomplishes so much work without worrying or losing his smile. If65l HOIIIE R-00111 IIS.-I-mx XI'I'II,l.XII,. IIXIIVII IIXI.IlIIIIll.I. II'XI41IIX IIXI IIXN. IIIIIH. III-.'I'I'I-.IL IIII-,'I'4I,II, III XXII.II Illrxwl-.IIXI XX. II II .X II FII II Il, III! XXIK XXII' IiIII I'1,III'II IIIII Il1f.IfXII-II'II. III I III HAI III XIXl.I'II. LXII XII XN. I XI'I'I-fI,, III Xl I-I LUXXIII X, I,4IIPI'X. IIIXX XX, 4II,XI1l. LIIXXX' IHIIII, III: Ix. 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Loyalty buttons suddenly appear on sweaters and dresses. The idea spreads like wildfire. Something has happened at last. I TQ HAPPEN. bfi? . A39 W. 4 5 RYJXYOIS S industri- reeent here 'One stag 0 the echooi epick Yi We 9 - W one workers who keep 'B GL one oi khe iaithiu is re- ri span. Mr. e- . oi this department, keep the sec- members ' Q abiiixy io ed ict hx- an, now!! ond Boot dean. H ore we have our fxrern warm. aii o keo ue 1 . 011 DB9-Xie Elkhart to e A ii ni victim, Mr. foster, the p o ' ained fame s a oo oi Niopoiogg, has g ' it has been wid V ieeeor Chron gh 'nie experience. mb and written in poexr 1 . 'HY word oi mo 4 1 , D341 e ,,-dlfj-fe x -' Q 1 ? MOV THE ACTION Crafts This striking display from the Arts and Crafts classes contains a variety of metals and useful articles. Bovs and girls hammer silver, brass, pewter and copper into shilling plates and attract- ive pieces of jewelry while Miss Davis, the artistic director, makes suggestions and corrections. vt' ETFIL I-0 S The Charity Ball Poster Contest oifers keen competition among the members of Mr. Dauterichli Commercial Art Club. W'ilbur Hoff man, Marian Coleman. and Virginia Under- wood closely examine a poster clone by ,lim Corcoran. Adele Lam- mers and La Wiand a Raabe won first and sec- ond prizes respectively. Several other fellow stu- dents received honor- ahle mention. E851 wmmm QA x X xox ,WY MM N, SQQ' iggg. 9 x QV my f-Q K 'K N N XQXXX Wx b, ISGI xg -,,.,' ' X Ns nll ,Nwn 'x ASN X x Cel le . 31 llters Bin C lark . An Baunlgng Wim H0 H' 1111 'hah , Sy ... ' and lahi Sceh B01 1' C- , . b C Slage pdlntih Qrgwn Used .ii tl ' Hr. lll th 19 mil: C 0 ' D81-u QT, 1 e Frantic Pl lvsic. ' lan fa XXOX vasl rt Siam Through We use of puppets, 1 Xx K 9 geafa an QMK 'nas pecKofmeA km Auw ku a very uuv eX mamwr. NX ll r K ax u Q 0 X 6 m xx xx , Yxxxdx L zu. m m e V 9 . and been 'fvxmw ax v e showkug whm mm done whxcx 3 K chulk, 'he , ' ' 'ape 0 1 Laun- ievl :vu WYKKXQ AAQM Ka Xoxwkxn me ve uv dw uw e r. Ig?-1 It In Miss Blasclfs Sketch Club Doris Dunkel takes her job as Queen Eliza- hetifs model very seriously and the two industrious sketchers, Jack Soudrette and Margaret Mueller are in real earnest, too. We wonder what Virginia Lee Zander is making with the paint spray? It looks like it's lots of fun. ISSJ Nvilliam Cahill restruins ,liggs while Edward Mathias puts on his checkered vest. At the left, Bessie Meyers put a finishing touch to the stately Victorian maid. From Miss Taylofs and Miss Blasclfs Art Clubs. this pleasing picture is paint- ed by B, Meyers. VV. Hoffman, H. Shaw, D. Dunkel, D. Wehl-ing, D. Dawson. L. McKinney. H. Zoellner, M. Coleman, B Schorr, M. Neigel, N. L. Scott, L. W. Raahe, R. Graf, N, Flannery, E. Math- ias. T. Bruser. . Vvili I391 U f'rv il nur for music, uw' might in those days say, the Beautiful is dead. Xulicc the vhaarm anal poise that BOTTOM: M. McClellan. Mr. Monk, C. Bierhorst, W. Burnh- erding. R. Knauft. TOP: E. Brier, M. Rhoda, A. Farrel, H. Seilz. ' music LIiYf'S lu the xueznlrers of our musical organizations. A smile. is ieum' or two plus some bass. nmy not he af'- vuraie mathematics. but the sum is our 111-aleiqlxaniets. lvndcr the akiilful lead- ership of'f'vlr. Hunk. the two boys' quartets haivsf haul many ivriliiamt per- furi1mrir'efs. E901