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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1938 volume:

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K xifs XXX X ' iQ1T .gy XX X X SSL X X- my X.:X-Q-J ,XXN xx' -g R X 99 XXX . - X 'P-X X 2 XM: XXQ f 'X wi W. X X TIME N discussing time, we often have mistaken notions of what constitutes events in a certain period of time. Time is so vast and limitless, that events which seem of great importance to us are perhaps without significance in the great spaces through the ages. But, if we consider time in a period of one hundred years, ten years may have a great meaning. Ten years ago, Western Hills High School was opened. When Western Hills joined the company of well known high schools which had been functioning in Cincinnati for many decades, we felt that we were entering upon a great adventure. We well remember the tenth day of September, 1928. There assembled in our auditorium on that day, a throng of fifteen hundred pupils from many schools, all novv to be amalgamated into one great unit. We promised on that day to strive earnestly to equal the high standards set by the other high schools of Cincinnati. To Mr. Lewis, the assistant principal and Mr , s. Harris, the dean of girls, we bring our prob' lems sure of ' a sympathetic hear' ing and helpful advice. In the decade which has elapsed, we have recorded that effort on the roll of time. Have we succeeded in implanting into the minds of the youth of today fine ideals of citizen' ship with all that that word connotes? Have we sent our boys and girls forth inspired by ' our example as well as our precept to meet and to solve the problems of the clay? Have we each day acted to the limit of our powers the role in which we were cast? The actions of each day, the duties done, the temptations resisted, the kindnesses scattered along the way of life, the strenuous effort put into a task which may have seemedsfruitless:-gsuch things are inscribed in the roll of time. Each boy and girl has played his part, whether nobly or ignobly has been written in the record. What of the future? Let us hope that in future time, Westerii Hills High School will send forth boys and girls trained to bear the burdens as well as the joys of this great democf racy into which, most fortunately, we were born. You, the members of the class of indite a part of that record on the scroll of time. '38 will B. H. S1E1-IL Miss Clark, our friendly vocational counselor, helps us to find our proper niches in life. Besides attending to the routine business of the main office, Miss Mietf enkotter and Miss Husemann add to everyone's happiness by doing' many little favors for faculty and students. Mr. Kopp is the school treasurer, h w o cranks out the coins in his money' e counting machine, and hands them l over to the lads in the armored truck. o Senior Class Qfficers JOSEPH CALLAHAN Tfeasmfefr ALBERT FARRELL President HELENE NEAVE Vicefpresident LA WANDA RAABEV A Secretary e Junior Class JACK BUTCHER President e ' RUTH LANGE Vicefpresident JACK SARGEANT Treasurer' MARY LOU SEITZ Secretary Officers SENIORS ACTON, ARLYNE ALICE Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Senior Play, A Cappella, Senior Girls' Club, Gym Show Good humor-good spirits--good taste APPLEGATE, ROBERT H. A Cappella, Band, Choral Club, HifY, Boys' Cooking Club A cheerful greeting-constanf crooning- bass or falsetto tenor? Listen ARMSTRONG, JOHN EDWARD Choral Club, Senior Play, A Cappella, Male Quartet Profound learning-a tenor voice--a tour' ing T -and a brief case AUKENTHALER, RUTH Art Academy, Senior Girls' Club Horses, horses, horses----irrepressible funi magic with a pencil AUSTING, RITA MARION Needle Work Club, Senior Girls' Club Artistic inclinationswwsteadfastness and def pendability-timidity melting into talkative' ness BABST, LEROY ROBERT Basketball Manager, Football, Track, HWY, Philosophy Club King of swing-playful pranlqs- What d'you mean? BALDRIDGE, KENNETH Band, Orchestra, Boys' Cooking Club Petease -a musical voice-toots on a cute little flute BARLION, HELEN MARGUERITE Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club A gracious manner-pleasant ways-a brisk gait BATSGHA, ALEXANDER Tennis, A Cappella, Choral Club, HifY, Boys' Cooking Club, Maroon W Alexander Peter Daniel Batscha, jr.-a huge vocabulary- ja wohl BAUMANN, ARTHUR V. Orchestra, Band, Boys' Cooking Club, HifY, Stage Design A smooth clarinet-cooking cookies-a yen for automobiles BECKNELL, MARY AGNES Dramatic Club, Senior Girls' Club Star light, star brightn-pep and snap- poor butterflies! BENNETT, MARY JANE Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, Advertising Staff, Gym Show Rhythm in clothes-snappy brogueskbig brown eyes BERHEIDE, ESTHER H. Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club, Gym Show Sweet, smiling suavity-nonchalance-fruit salad and books BERLING, VIRGINIA A Swimming Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Lunch Room Squad, Gym Show, Adverf tising Staff, Senior Girls' Club Swimming pools and athletic helds-ringing cash registers-humorous chatter BERNE, MURIEL J. Gym Leaders Club, Honor Hockey Team A dash of pepper, a bit of enthusiasm, and a pinch of fun-lightning speed on the hockey field 15 BOHNENKAMPER, WILLIAM Varied Activities Club, Senior Play ' Mastery over numbers, fgures, and equa- tions-enlightening conversation-a blue shirt BOssERMAN, VERNON E. Current Events Club Qluips, puns, and jokes-flms and dark rooms BossERT, OTTO Track, Football. lvlaroon W , Choral Club Hurdles and huddles-wise wisecracking- les femmes, BQDWLES, MARK Golf, Astronomy Club A perfect marcel--shiny blue cars-broken speed records BRADFORD, LAWRENCE President of HifY Council, President of Com' rade Chapter, President of Thespians, Treasf urer of Loyalty Council, Dramatic Club. Swimming, Cheer Leader Chief -a golden tongue-a wide circle of friends--seriousness with good humor BRAMKAMP, C. JACK Philosophy Club, Swimming, Tennis, HifY, Book Room 1 Books and looks-power on court and speed in water-sturdy manliness BRETCHER, FRED Choral Club, Golf, Western Breeze Stall, Hi-Y No mean ability-high pressure salesman- ship--White Castle products -a jalopy BRINKMAN, DOROTHEA ANNE Girl Reserves, Annual Art Staff, Senior Girls' Club, Western Rollers Something you canlt resist-vim, vigor, and vitality-gobs of gab BROCKHOFF, JOAN ESTHER Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Bookkeeping Club Hair like spun gold-climpled dijffidence- a sense of humor 16 BETTER, MITCHEL Football Manager, Maroon W , Advertising Staff, Choral Club Hamburgers at White Castle-wfzardry in salesmanship--capacity for devilment BICK, VIRGINIA ROSE Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Brains with beauty-quiet charm- What's the answer to the sixth, jinnie?,' BIELEFELD, MAE ROSE Illustration Club, Senior Girls' Club Fragile beauty-crayons and paints-pastel shades BIETSOH, RUSSELL G. Astronomy Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Chem' istry Club Curly hair-witty wisecraclgsf-an affinity for trouble BLAMER, EDWIN C. Archaeology Club Quiet Reserve-answers that come to the 'point--suspenders galore BLEOK, LOUISE Current History Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Western Rollers Soothing serenity-unusual coijfures-lucky! her own car! BRUCKMANN, JUNE LORRAINE G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, , Lunchroom Squad, Dramatic Club, These pians, Student Director of Play Tournaf ments, Gym Show Iambics and trochaics--posters with punch -paintfsrnudged smoclqs ' BUCHERT, GILES Football, History Club Roughhouse -boxing gloves and pigskins --the build of Li'l Abner-history reports, ugh! BUERGER, FRANCES ELLEN Vicefpresident of Girl Reserves, Vicefpresident of Typing Club, Senior Girls' Club, G. A. A. Quiet enthusiasm-flying needles-evening camp yires BULLOCK, JUANITA MARY Segor Girls' Club, Current History Club, S. P. . R. An apple a day-intelligence plus-pulling the strings fpuppets, of course! BURDORF, BETTY JANE Vicefpresident of Senior Girls' Club, Typing Club, Golf Manager, G. A. A., Girl Reserves That highfborn air-jinesse on the bridle' path-luncheonfbridges, yes, yes! BUSAM, MARGARET LOUISE Bookkeeping Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Shy good nature-yea, bowling, chocolate sodas, dancing!--nay, grapefruit, oral ref ports, Monday! BUscH,' DOROTHY MAE Senior Girls' Club, Needlework Club, Western Rollers A 'sunny disposition-smiles and dimples- R1eally and truly BUscH,, ROBERT VVTILLIAM Curr nt History Club, Baseball jolly good volley ball-printing presses-a bent for argument BUVINGER, WILSON J. HifY, A Cappella, Western Breeze Staff, Choral Club Basso profundo-lengthy strides-real capaf bility- Well, now CALLAHAN, JOSEPH Treasurer of Senior Class, Tennis, HifY, A Cappella, Archaeology Club, Boys' Cooking Club Sparkling wit-cheery good humor-cherry c!okes --blondes CAMDEN, MARIE G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Swimming Club, Senior Girls' Club Marie's laughter!-the mischief in her eyes -happyfgoduclqiness CAPPEL, EDWARD F. Astronomy Club Deep, dark eyes-a light heart-good ol' Chevy! CHACE, ROBERT President of Triad Chapter of HifY, Band, Orchestra Brown sweaters and green cars-conservaf tive politics-manly ideas CHESLEY, MARCIA Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Senior Girls Club Beauty plus brains-perfect control of French irregulars-our definition of grand, CIIRISTIANSEN, EUGENE H. Astronomy Club 'Twinlqling eyes-possibilities of mischief- tales of Minnesota 17 s Coors, MILDRED MARY Current History Club. Senior Girls' Club Mufiied giggles-fur thingamajigs- Oh gee! COWAN, JOHN Swimming, Maroon W , Tennis Manager, A Cappella, Camera Staff, HifY Blond popularity-candid cameras--a jolly laugh-pampered hair CRAIG, JACK A Cappella, Choral Club Figures ad injinitumn-a mammoth mind-- quiet reserve CRAXVFORD, HOWARD ROBERT Editor of Annual, Loyalty Council A friendly approach-ambition galore- things are looking UP! CROWE, JEANETTE M. Girl Reserves, G. A. A.. Archaeology Club. Senior Girls' Club High heels always-neatness, too-the eyes have it! DAWSON, DORENE Annual Art Staff, Senior Girls' Club Fine stitches on a fine seam-a sympathetic heart--hairfraising tales DECKELMEIER, ALMA Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Gym,Club, Lunch' room Squad, Gym Show. Senior Girls' Club Gleeful giggles-thoughtful deliberations- scissors and thread DEITEMEIER, RUTH Senior Girls' Club, Typing Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Advertising Staff A kindly nature-bubbling laughter-rhythm on the keys DHONAU, MARJORIE RUTH Editor of Annual, Loyalty Council, Vice' president of Choral Club, A Cappella, Senior Girls' Club, Triple Trio, Gym Show The height of efhciency-music that charms -calm amid storm 18 CHRISTY, DOROTHY Senior Girls' Club Dexterous hngers on a drawing board- pleasant politeness-happy hours with books CLENDENING, HELEN L. Swimming Club, Senior Girls' Club Taps on wood-a smile that counts-win' ning charm COHAN, DOROTHY LOUISE President of Girl Reserves, VicefPresident of G. A. A., Loyalty Council, A Cappella. Gym Club, Lunch Room Squad, Senior Girls' Club, Western Breeze Staff, Thesf pians, Riding Club Real ideals-that cocky eyebrow-a yen for Milwaukee- Gee! CONWAY, MARY Girl Reserves. Senior Girls' Club, Archaeolf ogy Club Dry humor--chili at the Grill- Add three stitches, drop two - It's pitiful! Cook, WILLIAM Choral Club, Western Rollers Rickety roadmobiles-tepid tea-pro blondes and brunettes, con combs and 16c gas COON, PAM Girl Reserves, G. A. A.. Senior Girls' Club. Typewriting Club Prim pertness--shining hair-eyes that smile DIESEL, JUNE M. Needlework Club, Western Rollers, Senior Girls' Club Dazzling smiles-formal dances, informal hamburgers- Johnnie DIRR, DONALD HifY, Current Events Club Nuts, bolts, and engines-humor that rates --something different, something new DISCHNER, DONALD CARLTON HifY, Archaeology Club Sleek hair-a stately walk--Afl jokes def livered with gravity DORSCH, DOROTHY M. Girl Reserves, Annual Art Staff, G. A. A.. Senior Girls' Club, Bowling, Westerii Rollers Lively frolicsomeness-fun at the drawing' board-strikes and spares DoRscH, LILLIAN C. A Cappella, Choral Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club, S. P. R., Bowling, Western Rollers Sedate intelligence-mental gymnastics-en' gaging reserve DowL1NG, DOLORES M. Typing Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Peaches and cream complexion-twinkling eyes- Fore DROTT, WALTER Varied Activities Club A determined air-a neat getfup-tried friendship DUEERER, ADOLPH Astronomy Club A four o'cloclq riser-silent wisdom-another boost for Ford DUEBEER, DONALD W. Baseball, Bookkeeping Club, Oflice Assistant A flair for things secretarial-quiet sociaf bility-antics on the diamond ELDRIDGE, EDITH DOROTHY Gym Leaders Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Honor Hockey Team, Honor Basketball Team, Senior Girls' Club Happiness in low'heeled shoes-the active life-nix on needles! ELKINS, BETTY Philosophy Club, Girl Reserves, G. A, A., Advertising Staff, Senior Girls' Club Little Miss Sunshine --truclqin'-shades of blue ENGLISH, MARJORIE DEAN Girl Reserves, Travel Club, Senior Girls' Club Businessflilqe quickness-clipped speech- friendship for aye! ENSE, CLARENCE Band, Orchestra, A Cappella, Hi-Y, Boys' Cooking Club, Clarinet Quartet Trucliin' on down-a swing orchestra-V clo wning around ERDELJON, CHARLES Track, Football, Maroon Varied Activif ties Club Peach fuzz -Cinder burning-a doforfdie spirit ESLINGER, EVELYN Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. G. A. A., Bookkeeping Club, Lunchroom Squad 'Thorough workmanship-snowy white col' lars-sandwiches and coffee- Oh boy! 19 FARRELL, ALBERT President of Senior Class, President of Loyalty Council, HifY, Choral Club, A Cappella, Western Breeze Staff, Male Quartet, Flag Bearer, Track A little of everything we like-twice tops in our class- XVell, I mean. FELIX, ADELE LOUISE Typing Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Advertising Staff, Gym Show Gayety and sophistication-beautiful finger' nails-modes of the moment FICK, CHARLES Astronomy Club Rocls and reels-warm friendliness-tests bah! FISCHER, BARTON LEE Business Manager of Western Breeze, Busif ness Manager of Annual, Business Manager of Track, CTC Club Super-colossal salesmanship-humor and harmony--thoughtful consideration FISCHVOGT, DOYLE J. HifY, Philosophy Club, Tennis Easy friendliness-no fear of logarithms- among other things, fun! FISHER, WARREN Bookkeeping Club, Tennis, Football A smile and a song-printed logic-ringlets the gals envy FLANNERY, BETTY JANE Gym Club, G. A. A.. Girl Reserves, Volleyf ball Manager, Lunch Room Squad Peppy speech-all sports, every sport, all day, every day FLEDDERMAN, JANE ANN Archaeology Club, Senior Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves Shy glances-imitations of wellflqnown people-a laugh easily provoked FLICK, RUTH Girl Reserves, Bowling Team, Senior Girls' Club, A Cappella, Choral Club Graciousness-tact-a heart bigger than herself 20 ESSELL, AMOR Baseball Manager, HifY, Band, Maroon W Dapper daring-sax appeal-pumpkin pies - She's a dandy ESTERMAN, DOROTHY Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, G. A, A., Gym Club, Lunch Room Squad, Western Rollers Hurry, with fun on the way-deep sincerity I'll kill him! EVANS, CLAYTON Parliamentary Law Club, Boys' Cooking Club Kitty Kite -a delver into the past-sand' lot football EVANS, JEANNE MIRIAM Treasurer of G. A. A., Vice-president of Loyalty Council, Girl Reserves, Honor Swimming Team, Lunch Room Squad, Gym Leaders' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Advertisf ing Staff, Gym Show jack-infthefbox''--fun in a crowd- 'Y'ou lgnow it EVEN, PAUL RAYMOND Camera Club, A Cappella, Camera Staff Words and plenty of them-tripods and lenses-snappy sideburns FAIRBANKS, SHIRLEY Dramatic Club, Thespians, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Senior Play Footlights and spotlights'-chocolates, golf balls, and waltzing FLOURNOY, MARIIi. Orchestra, Senior Girls' Club Deft yingers on ivory keys-brains without ballyhoo GALPIN, BETTY Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club. Typing Club Unassuming gentleness-fingers that dance on the keys-four years in three GARDNER, OWEN CARL Astronomy Club A big voice for his size-a way pleasing as punch GAUB, WILLIAM E. Archaeology Club Gobs of silence,-wa walk all his own-that look in his eyes! GERING, ANDREE JEANNE Treasurer Senior Girls' Club, Annual Staff. A Cappella, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Choral Club, Gym Show Showers of French and gales of laughter- immaculate dress-shades of red! GIANNETTO, ANGIE Needlework Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Tailored styles-jolly good nature-coal' black tresses GILBERT, DOROTHY FLORENCE Current Events Club Capable tinyness-no fuss-a pleasant little way about her GILDENBLATT, SADIE Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club. Gym Leaders' Club Petite petiteness-dancing brown eyes-a clever pen Q GILHART, JEANETTE Gym Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club A pleasant word for everyone-romance with R. B.-ways that are nice GILLESPIE, RICHARD D. Western Breeze Stall. Creative Writers' Club, HifY, Boys' Cooking Club Bats about baseball--an interest in Witlif row-sports flashes some day GOETZ, ADELE Choral Club Soft brown eyes-a friendly hello'!-up the ladder in the business world GOETZ, BERNICE Girl Reserves, Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Deliberate speech-matchless poise,-peerless punctuation GOLDHOEE, ROBERT M. Band, Orchestra, HifY Acrobat of algebra-snappy fllH-L'WO'h'0, red heads! GOLDSBERRY, KENNETH Camera Staff Generous co-operation- Ken' and a cam' era-trips to town GOTTSCHALK, BERNICE Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club Novel Club Brunette comeliness M warmth beneath quietness 21 GROTHAUS, ERNA MAE Senior Dramatic Club, Thespians, Lead in Senior Play, Girl Reserves, Western Rollers. Senior Girls' Club Bubbling ambition-zest-grace on skates HAAP, VIRGIL Football, Basketball, Baseball, Archeology. Maroon W Unliurried dignity-ice cream and One alone -Viv's twin HAAP, VIVIAN L. Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club. Bowling, Western Rollers, Needlework Club Speed typing - sparkling eyes - dimples - Virg's twin HALL, BETTY LOUISE Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Typing Club, West- ern Rollers, Senior Girls' Club Petite blondeness-a New 'York accent--a winning way - HALL, JANE G, A. A., Girl Reserves, Gym Club, Golf, Volley Ball, Senior Girls' Club Mello cello - refinement - holesfinfoneforf maybeftwo HAPPLEY, MARY JANE President Swimming Club, Secretary of Senior Girls' Club, Secretary of Girl Reserves, Loyalty Council, Tennis Manager, G. A. A., Honor Swimming Team, Riding Club, West' ern Breeze Staff Here, tliere, and everywhere-a golden tan -attractive independence HARR1s, JAMES HifY Cabinet, Loyalty Council, Swimming, Dramatic Club, Cheer Leader, VicefPresi- dent of Comrade Chapter HifY Three clieersl-trim physique- the glass of fashion HARTTG, ALTHEA Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Gym Show, Lunch Room Squad, Senior Girls' Club An Antoine coiffure--stylish individuality- masculine admirers HAUER, RICHARD Hi-Y, Scene Crafters' Club, Band A smooth swing and followfthrough-genf iality-gat Terraplane! GRADMAN, FRANK E. . Orchestra, String Quartette, Senior Play A taste for the drama-a mind for busif ness-witticisms GRAHAM, VIRGINIA CHRISTINE Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club A southern drawl-an affectionate nature- Back home GRAMAN, ARTHUR A. Astronomy Club Cute brute!-a tower of strength-history, rali! GRAMKE, EDWARD HifY, Golf, Archaeology Club, Band, Maroon Swinging golf clubs-friendly kidding- quiet courtesy GRASSER, DOROTHEA Girl Reserves, Archaeology Club, Senior Girls' Club Still waters running deep-sweetly feminine ways GRoss, DOROTHY MARGARET .Senior Dramatic Club, Senior Girls' Club, XVestern Rollers, Gym Show Nice hair-gentle charm--a pepperfupper HEIL, KENNETH H. Choral Club. HifY Council, A Cappella. Golf, Track Sing, Kennyf'-blond good looks--sports' manship- Whitey HEILMANN, ALBERT HifY, Current Events Club, Baseball Nightowl Al -blue eyes, smiling thru- good fellowship HENKE, JOHN Choral Club, HifY Life of the party-a way of getting around --'vocal ambitions HENSHAW, IRENE Varied Activities Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club A passion for chewing gum and boolqlgeepf ing-Sunday night dances--ah, that widow's peak! HEPP, MURIEL RosE Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Advertising Staff, Gym Show Rhymes with pep -appealing inquisitive' ness- colqes at Peg's HERICKS, RUTH Varied Activities Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Graves peanuts, dark hefmen, and football- abhors spinach, deceit, and washing dishes HETHERINGTON, WILLIAM Annual Art Staff, Stage Designing, HifY, Commercial Art Club Dreamy eyes-colorful bow ties-absent' mindedness--good looks HINES, CHESTER L. A Cappella, Track, Choral Club, Hi'Y, Ma' roon W , Senior Boys' Cooking Club Distance record for arguments-selffconfdf ence-dreams of Hollywood HOLMSTROM, PAUL Dramatic Club Haw! Haw!--cuttin' up-championship chess- Pickles HORNING, VERNAL R, Astronomy Club Das liebe Deutsch affinity for Model AH Fords-aspirations toward mechanics HORSTMANN, VIoLET Needlepoint Club, Senior Girls' Club Supreme good nature-a helping hand-one of the V's . HoRToN, BETTY LEE Needlework Club, Western Breeze Staff, West' ern Rollers, Senior Girls' Club, Girl Re' serves So sunny-overwhelming joie de vivreu- starry eyes HOSEUS, EDWIN History Club, Boxing Unmuflled cars-twoffisted debonaireness- No. 16 at the Grill- Hi ya, kid! HUDSON, HARRY President of Maroon Chapter, HifY, Treasur- er of HifY Council, Annual Staff, A Cap' pella, Choral Club, Lunchroom Squad, Loyal' ty Council Southern chivalry reincarnated-guns and dogs-reticent reliability HUEVELMAN, KENNETH Philosophy Club Radios and Chows-unassuming pleasant' ness-ohms and am peres 28 JANSEN, SCHAMAH G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Western Rollers, Swimming Club, Bowling, Senior Girls' Club Dreamy dreams-a catchy drawl-skates! skates! JARROLD, HARRY . Maroon W , Track, Cross Country, CTC Club A strong arm-serious good humor--per' fect balance JERGER, MARY JEAN Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Travel Club Beaming glances-eager haste-no use for high heels and socks, Shakespeare and turn' ips JOHNSON, CLARENCE Typing Club Joviality-trips to the movies-six feet of funnybone! JORDAN, PAUL Choral Club, HifY Broad shouldersQgood manners-easels and crayons JUNG, ROLAND R. School Patrol, Varied Activities Club A willingness to please-good things to eat - Goofgoo KADETZ, PAUL Boxing Club Home runs and knockouts-frankness- unruflled calm KALLMEYER, JUNE SHIRLEY Senior Girls' Club, Art Academy Rhythm in design-nimble wits-oh, so pretty! KALLMEYER, WILLIAM E. A Cappella, Choral Club, Lunchroom Squad, HifY Wavy hair-a different laugh for every joke -rhythm on the dance floor 24 HUNT, MARGIE G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Naive appeal-industry-goldenfglinted hair ILG, HELEN Bookkeeping Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club A retiring disposition-limpid eyes-a quiet voice IMHOLTE, EVELYN G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Travel Club, Senior Girls' Club Umfmfm chocolate ice cream and bulls' eyes E-dptown with Robert Taylor and washing is es ISMAEL, WALTER WILLIAM Band, Loyalty Council, Secretary of Comrade Chapter of HifY, HifY Council, Lunchroom Squad, Flag Bearer, Choral Club Dignity in class-hilarity in meetings-all kinds of popularity JACOBER, JACK President of Somi Chapter of HifY, Choral Club, Track Bows and arrows-ejicient cooking over a camp fre-seriousness and sense I JACOBS, THOMAS CHARLES HifY, Astronomy Club Good nature-a Santa Claus laugh-skate ing and dating KATHMAN, LAWRENCE Senior Boys' Cooking Club, Archaeology Club Long, lean, and Larry -blondes, blondes, blondes! KIEHBORTH, CAROLYN Senior Dramatic Club, Thespian, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Senior Play Dynamic dramatization-blonde hair and blue eyes-ah, romance! KIRCHNER, ESTHER S. G. A, A., Girl Reserves, Bowling, Gym Club. Volleyball, Senior Girls' Club Sweet, smiling smartness- The Beautiful Lady in Blue KISSEL, AUDREY JUDITH Girl Reserves, Advertising Staff, Archaeology Club Fun by the carload-freckles, lipstick, and Pfggy'S KLEEMEIER, EVELYN Crchestra, Riding Club A thirst for knowledge-a singing fiddle-- horses and louingfcups KLEHFOTH, MELVA G. A. A.. Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Advertising Staff, Gym Club A perky smile-a friendly word for every' one-lqnits KLINGLBR, ROBERT Philosophy Club, Varied Activities Club Where's Klingler?''-ticklishness-the gift of gab KNAUPER, ERWIN History Club A nice smile-a keen sense of humor- Love me, love my dog! KNIGHT, VIRGINIA RosE Senior Girls' Club, Art Academy Beautiful but not dumb-dancing, oil paints, and Spanish music-brimful of smiles KNOT1-I, ETHEI. ANN Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Dramatic Club Dimpled darling-flashing brown eyes-a glib tongue KOCK, RICHARD CHARLES Tennis, Lunchroom Squad, Archaeology Club Footloose and fancy free-snappy come' backs KOENIG, ROSEMARY VIRGINIA Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, ,G. A. A., Dramatic Club The latest in lqnits-lively parley-staunch loyalty KOPP, RICHARD INGERSOLL Football, HifY, Current Events Club, Maroon LAWN! Diminutive manliness-d namo o ener - J y gy just a country boy at heart KOPP, CORINNE L. Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Travel Club Oneffourth mischief, oneffourth seriousness, twoffourths lovableness KRABACHER, HELEN R. Senior Girls' Club, Needlework Club Expressive hands-good taste in clothes- an amiable disposition 25 LAMMERS, RUTH Senior Girls' Club, Archery Manager, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Loyalty Council, Annual Staff, Annual Art Staff, Scenery Painters' Club, Gym Show A mile of smile-unhurried deliberation- sing and swing LAMMERS, VIRGINIA Assistant Editor of W'estern Breeze, Swimming Manager, Vicefpresident of Swimming Club, Loyalty Council, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Lunch Room Squad, A Cappella, Gym Show Peppy pertness-a bit of swing-a low kinclling point LANG, MARGIE A. A Cappella, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Archaeof logy Club, Senior Girls' Club Alert intelligence-all kinds of pep-barrel sweaters LEIBOLT, JOSEPH Gym Club A rare smile-fancy skating-rendezvous in the halls LEMMINK, ANNA CATHERINE Current History Club Cheerful chatter-conjugations in Deutsch -a future in business LEONARD, CHARLES Band, Crchestra, Senior Boys' Cooking Club Swing on the clarinet-polliwog strokes in the pool-good gas LEVY, MORRIS Swimming, Choral Club, Track Bushy black locks-fun with puns-conf vincing speech LIEBETRAU, FREDRIC Current Events Club Catchy cartoons--ice cream parlors-dark colors LIND, FRED G. President of Stamp Club Preciseness of purpose-straightforwardness -pounding presses 26 KRAIIsE, ROBERT HifY, Camera Staff A big briar pipe-tinkering with Model T's -hamburgers without onions KRIPPENDORF, JACK A Cappella, History Club jolly cornradeship-biting wit-Merrily he rolls along! KRUMPELBECK, HELENE Choral Club, A Cappella, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Triple Trio Eager enthusiasm-clever marionettes-a melodic alto-an interest in science KUI-IN, VIOLET Honor Hockey Team, Honor Basketball Team. Gym Leaders' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Lovely little eyeful-pep-smiles that count KUNNEN, EDWARD L. A Cappella, Astronomy Club A streak on skates-smiling tranquillity- friendly eyes LAKE, 101-IN F. Astronomy Club Substantial silence-neatness-flying eggs! LINDSAY, THEODORE GEORGE Cross Country, Annual Staff, Officer of CTC Club, Western Breeze Editorial Staff, Track. HifY, Loyalty Council. Gym Show Adverf tising Manager Unfathomable eyes-naive candorh-the arf tributes of a thoroughbred! LOEBKER, HARRY GEORGE Choral Club, A Cappella, HifY Kinda swellegant-fashions la'est-smooth dancing LOEHRLEIN, ALICE Archaeology Club, Girl Reserves. Senior Girls' Club Sparkling black eyes--plenty of cofoperation -fun at the rollerdrorne LOROH, WILLIAM Choral Club, A Cappella, HifY Heartfbrealqing and calqefrnaking-a warm spot for a certain Chrysler LOSTETTER, WILLIAM HifY, History Club A gay heart-a smiling way-platoons of friends LOWE, WARREN VicefPresident of Somi Chapter of HifY, HifY Cabinet, Editor of Western Breeze, Captain of Senior Debating Team, Aedile of Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Loyalty Council Superlative efficiency-big words- Don't you think? LUIHIRMAN, GLADYS E. G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Needlepoint Club, Senior Girls' Club A sweet tooth-a disposition just as sweet --no strutting here MCCABE, DOROTHY MARY Girl Reserves, Sewing Club, Western Rollers. Senior Girls' Club A shy manner-a friendly heart-dark eyes that speak their own language MLTCLELLAN, MARIAN GERTRLIDE A Cappella, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Gym Leaders' Club, Senior Girls' Club Tailored charm-littlefgirl appeal-heh, nonnie nonnie! Iv 'WALTERS, JACK Philosophy Club .Sl ' t ability--pianofpounding-ice cream f s newcomer .N, RUTH ' irl Reserves, Latin Club. Swimming Club, Senior Girls' Club Dainty demureness-a gentle voice-soft brown eyes MANDELL, ABE Dramatic Club, Senior Play Lead, National Thespian, Gym Show, Lunch Room Squad Able acting-perfect enunciation-all the poise in the world- Abie colqesl' MARKLAND, MARIAN L. G. A. A.. Swimming Club. Girl Reserves. Senior Girls' Club Flying heels-clicking personality-telltale eyes MATHIAS, EVELYN Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Love of lqnowledgeh-great sincerity-a ca pacity for friendship MATTox, DOROTHY Bookkeeping Club, Senior Girls' Club Tailored trimness-a treat for the eyes- Gosh! 27 MILLER, LABRON W. Parliamentary Law Club, A Cappella, Swim' ming, Senior Boys' Cooking Club Frisky little fellow-confirmed bachelor- celluloid dolls in his car MILLS, OSCAR History Club Squarefset handsomeness-fun in the wood shop- General MINGES, RALPH Tennis. HifY, Debating Club, Maroon W 'Those eyes!-net profits-sales talk you can't resist MINNINO, MARY ANN Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Trips to the talkies-a friendly spirit- shades of tan MINOR, BERNICE Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Western Rollers A Bfmajor disposition-a drawl, soft and low--brown eyes that sparkle MITCHELL, WILLIAM Astronomy Club Golf parfcracking-gee, ice cream and Coca Cola!-- What care I? MOBEERLEY, MARY LOU Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Fun and frolic that drive dull care away Moss, DOROTHY Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A.. Sen' ior Girls' Club Reliability-ideas of business- I think I'll stay home tomorrow MOUNTAIN, JOHN Archaeology Club Mountains of trouble-ya cordial smile-a carefree heart 28 MAxI, BARBARA ANNA Girl Reserves, G. A A., Swimming Club, Hon, Or Swimming Club, Typist for Western Breeze 'The maximum of good nature-husky tones -clicking typewriters and clattering skates MELCHIONA, AMELIA Girl Reserves, Gym Leaders' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Western Rollers Stage lights and applause-nimble wits and nimble heels- Swing high, swing low! MELZER, GORDON G. CTC Club Gangling gait-energy and ambition-sales promotion ideas MERSCH, THELMA MARIE Girl Reserves, Archaeology Club, Advertising Staff, Senior Girls' Club Love of life and fun--romantic movie heroes willowy slimness MEYER, EDITH MARTHA A Cappella, Girl Reserves, Choral Club, Sen' ior Girls' Club Vocal exercises and art principles-- Only 244 more days until vacation MEYERS, ROBERT S. Sketch Club Clever cartoons-easyfgoing ways- Down with womenlw Us that nice?l MULLIGAN, BERNARD Sketch Club Patents on alibis-a boyish smile-ready jokes MUMPER, MARIE MARY Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Needlepoint Club, Senior Girls' Club Gay charm-cross stitches'-her heart in the right place MURPHY, ALMA Camera Staff, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club, Honor Basketball Team, Honor Hockey Team, Basketball Manager, Loyalty Council A good scout-skirts and shirts-sure shots for the basket MYERS, EDWARD MILLS Boxing Club, Lunch Room Squad, HifY Benny Goodman swing--midnight icefbox raids-modest handsomeness NEAVE, HELENE VicefPresident of Senior Class, Editor of Western Breeze, President of G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Swimming Club, A Cappella, Loyalty Council, Senior Girls' Club, Riding Club Stream-lined sophistication - manyfsided ability-deyinite fun NEFF, HOWARD W. Machine Bookkeeping Club Gentlemanly ways-busy industry-chronic matchfchewing-sportsmanship Zlamggjfmagwuq NEW'PORT, HEI.EN LOUISE Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Current History Club Starfgazing at real stars-a tender heart- no French declensions NEWRATH, MARIE A. Needlework Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Das schone Deutsch -winsome ways-rust sweaters NIOHOLSON, DOROTHY Dramatic Club, Senior Girls' Club Classic grace--pin checks and plaids-slendf er fingers- Hello there! NIDICI-I, LOUIS ' Parliamentary Law Club Compact build-shades of brown-horses, horses! NOEBE, KATHLEEN Dramatic Club, Senior Girls' Club Independent intelligence-a well of resource' fulness-toting a swimming bag, bah! O'DOWD, PATRICIA Dramatic Club, Senior Girls' Club Laughing Irish eyes-sparkling smile-a sense of humor-green GIIVIALLEY, CLAIR Captain of CrOssfCountry, Track, President CTC Club Onefrnan track team-smilin' Irish eyes- pugilistic magic-a lady killer! OTTHOFER, CHARLOTTE Dramatic Club, Senior Girls' Club, S. P. R. Strains of Beethoven and Lohengrin --an' ecdotes of baby sister-irnperturbable calm PAPANIA, DOLORES MARIE Girl Reserves, Swimming Club, Senior Girls' Club Raven hair and flashing eyes-Scotchy plaids-discriminating taste 2 9 PROPHATER, RAYMOND Boxing Club, HifY Gay Ray! faithfulness withal- Have you got a comb? Yes! PROPHATER, ROBERT Track, Maroon HifY, CTC Club An eye for beauty-high ideals--at peace with the world RAABE, LA WANDA Secre'ary of Senior Class, President of Senior Girls' Club, Treasurer of Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Loyalty Council, Honor Hockey Team. President of Gym Leaders' Club, Annual Staff, Stage Designers, Gym Show Abounding enthusiasm-the courage of her convictions-- Oh, I can't explain ' RATHKAMP, EVELYN ANN G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Loyalty Council, Capt. of Honor Hockey Team, Hockey Manager, Honor Swimming Team, Basket' ball, Swimming Club, Senior Girls' Club. Western Breeze Staff Everybody's standby-tops in sports--tete a tete wilh a hot dog- Woo Wool REAGAN, BETTY ELTON G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club . Silky eyelashes-pencils and books--lively funv- Thats it! REEs, XVILBUR L. Philosophy Club Minding his own business-unassuming ways -satisfied with the world REILLY, WILLIAM A Cappella, Philosophy Club, Senior Boys' Cooking Club A gift from Chicago-bigfcity style-forty up! REINMUTH, JAMES Swimming, Maroon W , CTC Club Loan companies-A-doughnuts, girls, and Olds' mobiles-A-relays and dashes-power REMLE, DOROTHY EDNA Senior Girls' Club Steadfast loyalty-Abashfulness-fun by the yard 30 PATTERSON, JOAN ELLEN Girl Reserves, Sewing Club, Senior Girls' Club Lovely, lovely complexion-fetching clothes --dozens of traits we admire PELLING, WESLEY A Cappella, Archaeology Club, Senior Boys' Cooking Club Happy friendliness-cowbells and lusty yowling-a certain French damsel! PFEIFFER, Rose Senior Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves A Grace and charm-rapid sketches-fetching jewelry PHILLIPS, RICIHARD B. Hi-Y. Archaeology Club Fishing and hunting-arguments in history -a certain blonde! PIEPER, JANE A Cappella, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Choral Club. Senior Girls' Club Big dimple--trills in a trio-music any way you have it! PRICE, ELOISE ANNE G. A. A., Girl Reserves, A Cappella, Choral Club, Twelfth Grade Swimming Manager, Senior Girls' Club, Triple Trio Gamboling gal --jaunty individuality- athletic enthusiasm RENNEKER, DOROTHEA ROSEMARIE Typing Club, Honor Swimming Team, Senior Girls' Club Speed in the pool-intrepid spirits-Ding afling, tardy bell! REUTER, ARLENE M. Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Choral Club, Lunch Room Squad, Senior Girls' Club The acme of amiability-cheery srnilesw gentle ways RIESTER, WILLIAM Boxing, Band, A Cappella, HieY, Senior Boys' Cooking Club A laugh oflelgeyfa rythmic trumpet--a knoclqerfouter RISOHMANN, WALTER J. Travel Club Funny hats-hearty humor- Ho there Oscar! RITTER, JEAN Dramatic Club, Secretary of Thespians, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club Poise behind footlights-sweaters with shirts-friends galore! ROHAN, GENEVIEVE Choral Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Dimpled sweetnessfprettiness, too-and add a love for the piano ROLAND, HARVEY Parliamentary Law Club Oooh, that grin!--bits of wit-foolin' around ROLL, ELSIE M. Choral Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Tiny fun-longish skirts-a rendezvous on the steps ROSFELDER, JEANETTE Bookkeeping Club, Senior Girls' Club Staccato beat of typewriter keys--quiet friendship-blond tresses tossing ROsT, CLAUDE Astronomy Club A yen for history-N-a friendly grin,-friend' ship forever! ROWEKAMP, BERNARD Current History Club .Quiet studiousness-eyes widening in sur- prise- Little Scientist RUWE, FLORENCE J. Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club. Volleyball 'Young charm-A-appealing sincerity---golden laughter SOHAEEEER, WILLIAM Dramatic Club, Debating, Secretary of Somi Chapter of HifY Plenty of intelligence-aeronautical loreef nary an enemy SCHAEFER, FRANKLIN 'Philosophy Club Reserve-yards of spaghetti-affections lav- ished on a fo-urfwheeled creature SOI-IICK, BETTY ANN - Girl Reserves, Gym Club, Riding Club. Senior Girls' Club Bright colors-engaging friendlinessm-Buicks and Chryslers 'X 31 SCHROER, J, RAYMOND Western Breeze, Maroon CTC Club, Track, CrossfCountry, HifY, Band, A Cap' pella, Lunch Room Squad Dignified intelligence - resoluteness - toots on a c flat tuba SCI-IUBE, DOROTHEA MAE Girl Reserves, Gym Club, Senior Girls' Club Congeniality itself-secretarial ambitions- dependability plus SCHUCH, ELIZABETH B. Girl Reserves, Bookkeeping Machine Club. Senior Girls' Club A friendly manner-warm smiles-tolerance for Model Ts and flat tires SCHULZ, ANNE Sketch Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Exotic charm-artistic talent-a bent for debate SCHUM, MARY ELLEN Archaeology Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Senior Girls' Club, Advertising Staff Spritely mischief-a dash of pepper-egg salad at Peggy's SCI-IUTTE, RICHARD JOSEPH HifY, Sketch Club, Senior Boys' Cooking Club Rippling good humor-popularity witli the gals-another teaser SCHWING, FRED ' Varied Activities Club Swing, Scliwing!-an office slip a day- clotlies a la mode SEEGER, CHARLES M. Football, CTC, Maroon W , Tennis, A Cap' pella, HifY Friendly teasing-a ready smile-Rubinoffs ambition SEHLHORST, JOHN NORBERT Creative Writers' Club 'Yea German!- smiles tliat malqe us liapf py --content with a Model T 32 SCHINDLER, BILL Lunch Room Squad, Advertising Staff, Archaef ology Club A curly crop-convincing speech-a kind heart SCHMIDT, DoN Astronomy Club His own brand of humor-lively girls-the car whenever lie wants it SCHMIDT, EVELYN A. Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Bookkeep- ing Machine Club Orchids to dancing, skating, sweet pickles- dandelions to conceited boys, crowded buses, and sauerlqraut SCHOMAKER, EDWIN 1. Football, Track, Secretary and Treasurer of Maroon W , Western Breeze, Philosophy Club, Track and Field Club, AllfAround Letter A friend you can rely on-dynamic energy -a sport in sports Scnorr, RUTH M. G. A. A., Girl Reserves, A Cappella, Gym Club, Senior Girls' Club Peppy pranks-a saucy grin-Scotch plaids wWellll- SCHROER, HELEN LOUISE Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Playful teasing-the soul of reliability-ice cream cones, ba! .. I., ' SEITZ, HOWARD WILLIAM Loyalty Council, Hi-Y Cabinet, Basketball, Secretary of Maroon Chapter Hi-Y, A Cap' pella, President of Choral Club, Male Quartet Prussian haircuts-secret rendezvous with a trumpet--greased lightning SEITZ, MELVA Cost Accounting Club, Senior Girls' Club Ever so nice-lighthearted happiness-just Mel SEVILLA, STANLEY Western Breeze Staff, Senior Play, Swimming, Loyalty Council, Gym Show, Debating. Dramatic Club World politics--lively ambition--a large brain in a small box SHANK, CHARLES Football, Basketball, Baseball, Archaeology Club, Maroon W A big old smile-snappy stepping-shiny new limousines SHELBY. DONALD Football, Track, Maroon W , HifY, Track Club Spontaneous combustion-rates in debates- a sense of responsibility SHRIMPTON, TOM Swimming, Tennis, Choral Club, Hi-Y, Ma' roon Swellegant Tom---fa smile and a dance-that Henry Fonda glance SIEGER, GENEVA A. Gym Leaders' Club, A Cappella, Girl Reserves. G. A. A.. Senior Girls' Club, Gym Show Burnished copper tresses-inexhaustible en' ergyf-speed on skates SIEHL, PAUL W. Basketball, President of Varied Activities Club, Vice-President of Triad Chapter HifY, Hi'Y Council A deep voice-solid sturdiness-no girls- Doc!', SIMPSON, VIVIAN R. Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club, Cost Accounting Club Original ideas-royal blue-something to sing about! SIMS, JAMES H. Choral Club Parties, hamburgers, and trig-individuality -a speaking glance SLAUGHTER, DONALD Hi-Y, Maroon W , Archaeology Club Take 'em or leave 'em --ideas in his head -master of irony SMITH, ETHEL JUNE Historical Novel and Biography Club, Senior Girls' Club Brilliant brains under blonde braids-an aristocratic air-sharps and jiats SONNEBORN, NAOMI E. Honor Hockey Team, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Cheerful frankness-queer combinations in sandwiches and desserts--hiking and har' monizing SOUTH, ROBERT Astronomy Club Cartoons with punch-happy fun--pitches 'em over the plate SPERBER, JOSEPH Football, Baseball, Track, President of Maroon W , Loyalty Council, Annual Staff Polite manliness-eyes crinkled with laugh' ter-romance without ructions! . 33 STOESS, CHARLES EDWARD Philosophy Club Stamps - spinach - quiet reading - good manners STRONG, JUNE Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club Carmine lips and raven hair--Indian jewelry -the Wigwam and soft lights STURM, ROBERT HifY, A Cappella, Choral Club Sleek hair-clean fun-high ideals SULLIVAN, CATHERINE LOIS Girl Reserves, G. A, A., Current History, Senior Girls' Club Gracious charm-sunny locks and azure eyes-'KDid you ever see a dream walking? TANNER, BETTY Swimming Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' I Club Friendly good cheerhquick smiles-laugh' ing eyes TAYLOR, WILLA MAE Choral Club, A Cappella, Girl Reserves. Lunch Room Squad, Senior Girls' Club Peppy playing-topfnotch good fellowship -love's like that! TEEPE, DOROTHY Bookkeeping Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Dusky eyes-appealing glances--luscious cakes TELGATER, PEGGY Gym Show, Archery, Senior Girls' Club, An' nual Staff, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Annual Art Staff Peg of our hearts-nifty little missy- houses on hilltops THOMPSON, MARY ANN Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Radiant smiles-sparkling teeth-matchless politeness 34 STARNBACH, LILLIAN Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Won,t hurt even a fly-splashy colors-- Why sure! STEINKOENIG, MARJORIE ELIZABETH A Cappella, Choral Club, S. P. R., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, G. A. A. A three in one gal-piano keys and choruses-purl one, knit one STEINMANN, MARIAN LOUISE A Cappella, Annual Art Staff, Senior Girls' Club, Triple Trio Real artistry-originality-a heart that dances like a feather in the breete! STEINMAN, WILLIAM Astronomy Club Here and there-scads of mischief-poten' tial greatness STEPHENS, WILLIAM MGGRATH HifY, Typing Club A journalistic tendencies-sincerity-a hit at Westwood Library STERTZ, JOHN Archaeology Club, Senior Boys' Cooking Club, Tennis Airplane fever-lively conversation -a unique laugh fm TOEDT, RICHARD G. Philosophy Club, Hi-Y, Senior Boys' Cooking Club Dictate -stripes and bars in haberdashf ery-furious fun TRIMPE, ROSEMARY Choral Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club Hot fudge sundaes-hues of blue-a page' boy bob-cute smiles TUETING, EVELYN g G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Gym Club, Senior Girls' Club Prettiness, pep, and personality--gray eyes and platinum hair UNDERWOOD, VIRGINIA DEANNE Choral Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Ad' vertising Stall, Lunch Room Squad. Senior Girls' Club Arresting prettiness-a flair for fashion- jean Parkers double VAN WYE, 101-IN R. Band, Orchestra, HifY, Loyalty Council, A Cappella, Western Breeze Staff, Clarinet Quartet Rather like a genius-crossword puzzles and brain teasers-harmony with sharps and flats- Humfmfm VAwrER, FRANK Astronomy Club Honest eyes-quiet good nature--pleasant company VELDHAUS, EUGENE Archaelogy Club Industrious application--quiet courtesy-a spreading grin W7OEGELE, TI-IELMA L. Needlework Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Bowling, Western Rollers, Senior Girls' Club Bowling belle-subtle humor-collections of dogs VOLZ, JACK Maroon W , Choral Club, Golf Eagles and birdies--an undercurrenf of humor-no, it isn't shyness VON NIDA, RUTH Choral Club, A Cappella, Bowling, Senior Girls' Club Curly locks-cheery chatter-a little bit good and little bit mischievous WALD, CLARA Dramatic Club, S. P. R., G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Western Breeze Staff, Western Rollers, Senior Girls' Club Bewildering resemblance to julia-her own trustworthiness-tales of exams and broth, er All WALD, JULIA Dramatic Club, Western Breeze Staff, Girl Re' serves, G. A. A., Western Rollers, President of S. P. R., Senior Girls' Club Bewildering resemblance to Clara-her own quaint ways--loyal cofoperation WALKENHORST, WALTER C. HifY, Track, Maroon W , Baseball, CTC Club Provocative joking-sharp intelligence- massive shoulders WALSTON, TRINDLE Varied Activities Club Delhi -poetry and autographs-a C. M. T. C. boy WALTAMATH, ROSEMARY ALICE Varied Activities Club, Senior Girls' Club The green of her eyes and the gold of her hair-those blushes-swing and sway! 35 WEHRUNG, DOROTHY ELEANOR A Cappella, Dramatic Club, Lunch Room Squad, Senior Play Lead, Thespians-Senior Girls' Club Blonde dignity-classic grace-that certain something- Ah, Oni! WEIDNER, JOSEPH History Club Com Ort at a cost-- Set 'em up, joe, -a f jigger of fun! WEIGER, VERA Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Bashful blushes-contagious giggles-collecf tions of lqniclqfknaclqs WEIMER, RICHARD Typing White sidefwall tires and trailers-amiciahil' itye-that handsomeness! WENINGER, RUTH Girl Reserves, G. A. A.. Gym Club, Lunch Room Squad, Senior Girls' Club Curly hair-any uniforms hereabouts?- Strike up the hand! WERNER, BEATRICE Orchestra. Band, A Cappella, String Quarf tette, Triple Trio. Senior Girls' Club Magic on the fiddle-artistic bent-Miami, Miami! WEST, GRACE SeniOzGirls' Club, Girl Reserves, Embroidery Clu Sugar and spice and all that's nice! WESTRICH, RUTH G. Philosophy Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Tallqative friendliness-the inevitable piece of gum-a sympathetic heart WILLINS, ALBERT Football, Basketball, Baseball, VicefPresident of Maroon W , Loyalty Council A diverting grin-an end, but a center of admiration 36 WANKELMAN, KENDALL Astronomy Club A ready smile-a friendly manner-an in' ner happiness! WARD, WILLIAM Orchestra, Band, HifY Piscatorial pro wess-rhythm--trumpet toot' ing WARK, ALBERT Astronomy Club Unique locomotion in the pool-powers of observation- Huhl WAYNE, WANDA Needlework Club, Senior Girls' Club Charm on land-splash in water-a little bit grand! WEBER, ROY Astronomy Club Dancing tabooed-perfume and practical jokes-nice! WEHINGER, BETTY G. A. A., Gym Club, Senior Girls' Club Allfaround sportsmanship-bread and jam- the movies-Sleepers! WILLSON, BETTY J. Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Life of the party-playful spirit-rhythm on the dance fioor WINALL, ELIZABETH JEWELL Creative Writers' Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club A brilliant mind--black lashes fringing gray eyes-a pen that creates loveliness WINcc:, MARVIN Archaeology Club Excruciating neatness-dancing the shag -squirrel hunting WITTE, MARTHA JANE Camera Staff, Girl Reserves Sparkling eyes-original adornrnents-click' ing shutters- Rick WoEssNER, RICHARD . Golf, Maroon W , Boxing Club Gayety and energy-that town sedanm- Hi ya! WOLF, HARRY A Football, Swimming, Maroon W , Archae' ology Club A lazy laugh-Ha fascinating slouch-Abe Lincoln's honesty! WOODWORTH, VIRGINIA DOROTHY Choral Club, G. A, A., Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club A graceful carriage-congenial ways-gobs of knowledge YANCEY, MARY JANE Girl Reserves, Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club Genial spirits-a fondness for things musf ical-- 1sn't it terrific? YOUNG, .RAYMOND L Ma1'OOU W , Track, Current History Club Crafty tinkering-an abhorrence of flat tires and 'engine trouble-a demon in that Ply- mouth! ZANDER, VIRGINIA LEE Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Sen- ior Girls' Club Dainty demureness-a voice sweet and low - the skin you love to touch! ZEISLER, MARY JANE A Cappella, Choral Club, Senior Girls' Club Friendly impulsiveness- cheerful little ear' ful - Oh heck! ZIMMER, JAMES E. Annual Staff, Paint Pot Club, Swimming. Cheer Leader, Football, Senior Boys' Cook' ing Club, Maroon A glutton for punishment-muscle and hustle-hands! ZIMOV, Louis Football, Basketball, Track, Loyalty Council, Astronomy Club, Maroon Pigskins, cowhides, and horsehides-cow scientious co-operation- Why? ZOECKLEIN, ELMER Astronomy Club Friendship with dignity-shy seriousness- hesitating laughter ZVJICK, BETTY JANE Girl Reserves, Senior Girls' Club, Bookkeepf ing Club Sweet shyness-smiles that charm your cares away-Sammy Kaye's orchestra 37 ELEVENTH GRADE Albers, Barth, Bassman, Bateman, Berniger, Bernzolt, Bertsche, Blankenbuehler, Blankenship Boettger, Bolson, Borman, Bosch, Brennan, Brink' man, Brock, Brown. Butcher, Cady, Childers Chillas, Coleman, Conover, Cook. Coulson Qowan, Delaney, Dennis, Dhonau, Dickhoner l3Qrsett,,Eckard, Eisele, Fahrion. Felton, Finer, Fleslclerrnan, Flick, Fox, Frank, Franzreb, Fried' rnans, Garrison, Gausmann, Gelwicks, Gerber isisraes, Givens, Goller, Colder, Grady, Grauf sfogel, Grieco, Guclgeon, Gumz, Cutmann, Hall- er Hamman, Hannum, Hans, Harkleroad Hamish, Harrington, Harrison., 1 n 'SQ B WM Hartman, I'farvey,' sI'lasel,i1fIaslrell,, Harley Hehemann, Helm, Henilersonl, iI':flstIl13.i1f1,ijHCSS, Hester, Hinckel, Hoff, Horn, s Inergens, Kareth, Karenkarnp, Kelly, Kirchner, Klahrn, Knapp, Koesrer, ,Kr0w,1Se , Krueger, Kuehn, Kummler, LaBare,,Lauclt, illees, Leher, Lewis, Long, Loze, Lucas, LUtton,sLyons, McCane, McKinney, McNair, Marklein, Marks, Marquis, May, Meckstroth, Meister, Melzer, Meyers, Miller, Moeller, Myers, Nolte, Nunn, O'Malley, Ortman, Pace, Parks, Pellrnan. Ne X S ,jx K .- - ,. 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M , - N, -X X 4- ,, -- r :SP . 39 Eckels, Essell, Fahnle, Fallon, Feldman, L Fort, Fox, Fricke, Fritz, Fell, Furthmiller, Gabriel, Gerf lock, Godfrey, Gomes, Gradel, Haas, Hock Hacler, Hahn, Harding, Harrell, Hartman Hauck, Hein, Henry, Hill, Hillard, Hirsch, Hirschherger, Hock, Holclerer, Hoppe, Homa- day, Horstmann, Hubble, Huber, Huebner, Husf gey, Ilg, Inge, Irwin, Jacobs, Jennings, john ston, juergens, Kaiser, Kammer, Kaiser, Kemp' er, Kenny, Kiel, Kimball, Kinsberng, Klemrne Klug, Korb, Kountz, Kraemer, Kruck, Kruse, Kuchenhuch, Kuennen. r . A ' v ELEVENTH GRADE Lance, Lange, Lawrence. Lee, Lind, Linclhorst Love, Ludwig, Lueders, Lutton, McAndrews McCoy, McDonough, Mascari, Maujer, Mehrings Meinken, Meinders, Minning, Merkl, Meserth Miller, D., Miller, J., Morsch, Nichols, Nickof son, Nolte, Oates, Obermeyer, G'DonnelI O'Malley, Otte, Papin, Paris, Patemann, Peter' son, Phillips, Pinkerton, Posner, Ratterman Rebennack, Reichardt, Reinerman, Renn, Rentz. Riesterer, Ritchie, Robinson, Rooney, Runcly Rutz, Sanders, Schaefer, R., Schaefer, R. B. Schaefer, R. C., Schallc, Schardt, Schaumloffel Schiesl, Schmiedeker. 3 7 9 TENTH GRADE t Aichholz, Albertson, Applegate, I., Applegate, S., Armstrong, Baker, Barrett, SB., Barrett, L. Bauer, Beesten, Behner, Berndsen, Bickel, Bishear, Bishow, Blevins, Bloemker, Born, Bow en, Bramkamp, H., Brankamp, R., Bratm, Brethauer, Brooks, Bross, Broxterman, Bruestle, B1-ug, Brielrnaier, Buelterman, Burns, Buschle D., Buschle, R., Camden, Carney, Carter, Chambers, Chiseck, Cloyd, Coghill, Creager Crowe, Dager, DeGarnis, DeLaney, Docter, Doherty, Dorseth, Eager, Ekardt, Fedeler, Perf 4 guson, Fey, Finkelstein, I., Finke1stein,II. Fischer, Fisher, Florian, Folino, Foster. ELEVENTH GRADE Schwartz. Schweinfurth, Seitz, E., Seitz, M, Sevilla, Sewell, Seyler, Sheppard, Shockey Singleten, Skalley, Smith, D., Smith. E., St Clair, Sterneberg, Stewart, Stiens, Strickland Strunk, Torbeck, Telgater, Tierneier, Tiernan Tischbein, Trefz, Tueting, Tye, Uifelmann Van Coney, Vandermeulen, Van Harten Wachsman, Wagner, B., Wagner, C., Walker Wehmeier, Weiger, Weimer, Weitzel, Wells Welty, Wendish, Westrich, Wetzel, Williams Wing, Wood, Wopperer, Wright, Wullenweber, Wyatt, Young, E., Young, R., Ziegler, Zimmer' man, Zoellner, Zugelter, Berling, Acton, Eng' lish, Siegers, McClellan, Gilbert, Schmidt. v 5 TENTH GRADE Frank, C., Frank, R., Friedman, Goetz, Gebf hardt, Gehrum, E., Gehrum, G., Geier, Gellenf beck, Gerow, Gildenblatt, Glaab, Gordon, Gray, Greer, ,GriiHth, Griswold, Gruener, Fumm Gumz, Gutzwilder, Habel, Habig, Hageny, ' Halley, Hargrove, Hamish, Harrison, Hatter, Hasel, Haselbeck, Hathaway, Hehemann, Heid- en, Heitzman, Heintz, Hericks, Hewett, 'Higgins botham, Hill, Hine, Hohnroth, Howe, Huber E., Huber, G., Hunsicker, Hunter, Host, Jockgrs Kahle, Kaiser, Kareth, Kern, Keiber, King Kirchheiner, Klousing, Klein, Koester, Korte Krabacher, Krebs, -Kuhn, Laila. l l Lake, Lammers, Levine, Lewis, E., Lewis, R., Limle, Lindsey, Lipps, Litsch, Lloyd, Lock Lockard, Lodwick, Luebbe, Lueders, ,Mcinerney 9 McI.aren, McSorley, Maher, Maeczhle, Maiclerrs, Manley, Massari, Mathias, Matthews, Matthey, Mattick, Macstadt, Maurath, May, Mayer, Mead Meer, Meier, Miceh, Milbounie, Miller, Moellf er, C., Moeller, H., Momberg, Monnig, eMoore Morgan. Morr, Murphy, Myers, Newport, Nick- olas, Niclcolson, Nagel, Nolting, O',Conner, Getf tinger, Olsen, Papania, Parker. ! 9 9 3 TWH 6RADE,, Parker, Paulding, i Perry, Pfam, Pfiisizer, i Pugh Rady, Raehtirn, Rattdrinann, Reissig, . Rentz, Retsch, Rich, h Richardson, Riechets, Ritking, Riga, Rink, Roberts, Roch, Rodenhetg, R611, Rutkelhziusen, Schlueterw I t M A P Schmitt, Schneider, P., Schneider, Schooler, Schottgi B., Schott, L., X Schugler, Schulman, Schu1z,'E,, Schulz, P ring, Semin, Simminger, Soudrette, Spiess, Spitiiniller, Quentin, Stgntbh, er, Starrett, Stath, Stecltefeld, Stengbr, Stewart, Stock, Stokes, Strautman, Tahl, Tehbs, Teinpchin, Traut Ttierweiler Tucker. nh i Umm, Van Lughi-fe, vafh, Voilmer, C., mer,-M., ,'W'E1Ier, E., Weller, Wendling, Weninger, Wasabi, Whistler, Whitaker, Whit' sett, Winall, Wise, Wnuck, Wollenhaupt, Zapf, Zeigler, Adkins, Albers, Arn, Bailey, Baidridge, Becker, Beebe, Beiinke, Borman, Bradley, Brater, Brunswick, Btlchanan, Cantzler, iCottm:m, Cleary, Cole, Conradi, :il YE ws ,-,.5, ,ge I ,.:.s,: K 1 E: :,E.,K ,. ,. ,. 'Dig in . X A XX ,S X . ,. .. .,IbE1'-'we ::,:::esEa H - ,.: . ,,-, - ,, r 33 -. . . 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B' l X 1 x X s i. l x N X X S X X . ,Kas - is se' s 5 X s aa Q X D is X l ' gxvys, . 1 ' ,,,. , NX s Rasa , . ..: N, 1 , es,-.,:,:,., ., .-s: ,aa .gea- XS 3 l XXQXXNQ I Y S ..- X i X F X Y N 'rr , .g if 5 X ' an Q X hmifs sexe X 'fe X 11 s. R ..:. R, if N Q fl . TENT!-I GRADE Goston, Coughlin, Craig, Dawson, Denham, Desmond, Dierker, Distler, Dobbratz, Doelling, Doll, Dollenmeyer, Duffy, Dwyer, Eger, Eilerf man, Eldridge, Elkins, Elwell, Emmes, Erhardt, Ernst, Eversman, Eyrich. Flannery, Forwalt, Fox, Gabel, Galpin, Girty, Glaser, Glashien, Gobrecht, Godfrey, Goldberg, Goesling, Goldston, Graf, Graef, Graham, Gray, Gress, Griesser, Groth, Grune, Haas, Hageclorn, Harper, Harrison, Hartman, Hawlik, Hayes, Heintzman, Hekler, Helbig, Herbe, Herzer, Heu' bach, Heuer, Huckerson, Hill, Hiltenberger, Hoefft, Hoffman. Hollbrock, Holtman, Hopp, Horn, Horricks, Horstinann, Houston, Hutchen, Ingram, Iacober, jahnigen, Jennings, Jesse, Kades, Kallmeyer, Kane, Kautz, Keller, Violet, Keller, Virginia, Kinsburg, Kircheiner, Kirchner, Klosterman, Knapp , Knecht, Koenig, Krabacher, Kramer, Kohl, Kos- anchick, Kuhl, Kuhu, Kuhn, Kumpf, Kuntz, E., Kuntz, V., Lance, Lane, Leesman, Lehrer, Lenz, Lewis, Link, Lockhom, Long, Loos, McCartney, McDonald, McFaddin, McGill, Maile, Manning, McGilliard, Marcus, Martin, Meyer. 1' Hamm GRADE Michaelis, Midgley, Miller, Mitchell, Morris, Morrison, Mueller, Marilyn, MUCIICI,-AM3ifi0D, Moore, Muirheid, Murrell, Neiheisel, , Nieman, Nicszel, Nobbe, Oelschlager, Obrner, Ostholthoff, Oswald. Owens, Pabst, H., Pabst,,M..,Petry. Petty. , , S 1 go Porter, Pfeiffer, Proilt, Radeke, Rlaffelj, Rattermann, Reinmuth, Reinstatletif Robinson, Rohs, Ross. Roszier, Jeanne. Saeger, jnne, Sebeni, ter, Schaumleffel, Schoepoel, Schroer, Schubert, Schuster, Schwartz, M., Seibert, Seitz, Shane, Sheft, Shiveley, S., Smedley. Smfth, Lenore, Smith, mer, Spingler, Stang, Stephenson, Stifel, Stollelf, Sullivan, Taylor, Thief, son, Tieman, Timmexf, Vahlsing, Vance, Van Vincent, Voegtle, S Vonage , I 1 wahi,-owahabfink, wgxshg Weiss, Weber, Wettlin Wilkinson. Windorf, S W Ax Wuestefeld, Yosafat, , Zind, Neurliga, Jensen, Deitemeier, Luhrman, Moss. S, S S eo SS e, e S 51 . .xhxh ..,- flx, xx i . or 5 A x 25 8 lf F X -Fife S55 Prez, Dwyer, B., Dwyer, W., Einhorn, Ernst, C. Ernst, Walter, Ernst, Wm.e, Endress,eEnghauser, Fangman, Feldman, Fieler, Freeman, Frondorf Geiler, Geist, Gellman, Gerke, Gettles, Giennet- to, Gibbs, Goetz, Granick, Gross, Guenther Hader, Hahn, Halpin, Hannegan, Hartman, F. Hartman, J. l , Harney, Hay, Heareth, Heheman, Heidon, Heil Heis, Heisrnan, Heller, I-Iensler, Hertzenberg Hess, Hessdeffer, Hettel, Higginbotham, Hobt Hickey, Holmes, Horton, Houillion, Huber Hudson, Huligan, Hummel, Irving, Jacobs, Jen' neman, Johnston, johnson, Jung, Kadetz, Kaff ader, Kaeser, Kaiser, Katenbrink, Kennedy, Kent Kimball, Kipp, Klein. A 46 1 5 w Q 3 3 NINTH GRADE Klenk, Klug, Klostermann, Klusman, Knowles Kohl, Koppenhoefer, Kosanchick, Kramer, Krent Kreuzman, Krieg, Kruse, Kunkel, Lagaly, Lally Lane, Lehrer, Levy, Lind, G., Lind, R., Lindsey Loos, Ludlow, Luhn, Luth, McDonald, Maier Maher, Males, Marcus, Marks, Maxwell, Mayer Mecklenborg, Meyer, D., Meyer, R. C., Meyer R., Michaelson, Miller. Miolenbrink, Modiano, Moler, Moser, Murphy Nagele, Nedelman, Newman, Nieb, Nolte Northcutt, Ollendick, Osterkamp, Oyler, Papin Papania, Parnell, Patterson, Pangallo, Paul Perry, Phoenix, Pieczonka, Pinkerton, Pleat' inan, Poggendick, Poynter, Quinlan, Ramsay, B. Ramsay, J. A Ratterman, Reeder, Remke, Riley, Rineaer Rodenberg, Roether, Roher, Ross, Rothenbush Rubenstein, Rudig, Ruehlmann, Rump, Rybolt, Sadacca, Schaeperklaus, Schick, Schiff, Schindf ler, Schlecht, Schmalle, Schmarr, Schmidt, Schoenfeld, Schroeder, N., Schroeder, R., Schuch, Schweitzer, Schwoeppe. Sefton, Scheckels, Shoemaker, Silber, Silbernagel, Slaughter, Smith, Snyder, Spinnesj Story, Sum' me, Steinhard, Steele, Stewart, Strickland, Sullivan, Schweitzer, Taylor, Tully, Underwood, Vail, Vale, Vandermeulen, Vorhis, Zimmerman, Wachsmuth, Wahlbrink, Wagner, Weber, Wehmeier. 47 9 1 9 9 3 mmm GRADE Weis, Weise, Weiss, Wesdorf, Woessel, White Whitaker, Winterhalter, Wittfelt, Wuerth, Wur zelbacher, Wyatt, Anderson, Bartscher, Beesten Behymer, Best, Bickler, Bielefeld, Bierrnann Birch, Bishop, Bleek, Borgarding, Brannon Brinker, Buchanan, I., Buchanan, P., Buchner Buckley. Burgess, Bywater, Caine, Caruso, Chumard Comisar, Cordrey, Craig, Cunningham, Curnayn Dagenhack, Daniels, Davidson, Davis, Delaney De Laney, Diener, J., Diener, J. A., Doll Dorsch, Duncan, Dunlop. Dustin, Edwards Euler, B., Euler, E., Exon, Falquet. Famous, Fay Federle, Fehlman, Ficker, Fink, Finkelstein Fischer, Fisser, Flake, Flessa, Flick, Fluegeman Francisco, Frank, Fritz, George, Geyer, Gilligan Goehle, Goldston, Grant, Griesser, Griffin, Guckf enberger, Hamilton, Hammell, Happley, Hard' ing, Hart, Hauck, Elsie, Hauck, Esther. Hebbeler, Heil, Heimback, Hein, Held, Hess Heuer, Hilgeman, A., Hilgeman, J., Hilten beitel, Hines, H., Hines, V., Hockstrasser, Hofer Holtkamp, Hood, iHoover, Horstmann, Huber Hudson, Huellerneier. Huelsman, Hughes, Hunt Iles, Imholte, Jacobs, M., Jacobs, V., Jackson Jansen, Johnson, Jones, Jorden, Kaiser, Kammer Kemp, Kerkhoff, Kessler, Kiesling, Klare. 4 5 Q Y Mgrtz, S Mastin Merkl, Meyer, neil dart, berg Schaefer, Schaum, Schaumleffel, Scheidt, Scherz, Schoettinger, Schuek, Schulz, Schurter, Schwander, Schwarberg, Sehastiarzi, Seibel, Short, Sims, Smith, A., Smith, B., Smith, K., Snook, Speckert, Stacy, Stanifer, Stautberg, Sreadman, Stegner, Stein, Steinemann, Stoehr, Stolz, Stover. Story, Stout, Strunk, Tebbs, Thornton, Theil Thomas, Thie, Thompson, Thornhury, Volts, Vonderbrink, Wakeman, Warren, A., Warren M., Waskey, Watts, Weisberg, Welsh, Wilkinf son, Williamson, Winkelman, Winnes, Witherow Wittkamp, Wolfe, Wood, Zwissler, Lemnick Gildenblatt. ',,,t S S 1 5 5 Gruelle, Hammitt, Hard, Hank, Hayhow, Heil Heinlein, Henshaw, Hettsheimer, E., Hettf sheimer, V., Heuer, Hill, Hobt, Holloway, Hub' er, Ivey, Jung, Kelley, Kendrick, Kennedy, Kerner, Kenler, Kipf, Kissel, Knauper, Korte Kramer, Krone, Kuller, Lacher, Lampe, Hilmer Leon, Leonard, Leussing, Liebing, Lind, Lock ard, Luchtrupp, Ludwick. 50 4 EIGHTH GRADE Abel, Baldinger, Basgman, Bauer, A., Bauer, D. Baurrlann, Bender, Billhorn, Bludon, Bova Bowen, Buhrlage, Cawein, Chace, Christy, Clos Cohen, Corbett, Conner, Daughters, Dee, Dernf er, Dobert, Dorsett, Dunphy, Eads, Ebbers, Eg gert, Engel, Estes, Feth, Fischer, Francisco ' ffrey,-,Fu1lerton, Ganno, Giltz, Glandorf, Gohs ,Gray R Luebbe, McCabe, McClees, C., McClees, T., McKinnty, Maier, Marmer, Matthews, Mascari, Matthews, Mash, Maurmeier, May, MEICI' Meiller, Meyer, Ralph, Meyer, Robert, Meyers, Mills, Muller, Myers, Newport, O'Conner Oehlschlaeger, O'Leary, Cppelt, Pleatman, Puenf ing, Reeder, Riley, Rissover, Robert, Robinson, Roth, Rouch, Rudig, Rutledge, Sahrn, St. Clair, Sauer. C ' 5 5 HGHTH GRADE B Sayers, Schick, Schirmer, Schlfinker, .Schmid Schmidt, Schmogrow, Schroder, Schwoeppe, Seibert, Semple, Sgro, Shank, Shivef ley, Siehl, Silhernage1,iSolom'on, Smith,kB., Walter, Smith, Warren, Smith, William,BSnyder Spaulding, C., Spaulding, I., Sprengard, 'Stahl Steiner, Sullivan, Swing, Tedtman, Thiellen Thrasher, Timmester, Tischbein, Veith, Volz Wallace, Waltz, Warren. , W S ' Dager, Danner, C., Danner, P., Daugherty, Dav- is, Deisel, Deitemeier, M., Deitemeler, B., Den' ham, Depenbrock, Dewy, Dick, B., Dick, M., Dominique, Dornette, Driesler, Duehber, Edelf mann, Eger, Ellerbrecht, Elshury, Falquet, Fisf beck, Fleir, Franke, Frey, Fromme, iGalpin, Geistweit, Gliiford, Grabo, Graham, Gray, Gregg, Gresting, Gross, Gustafson, Hahn, Ha' maker, Happley. Wehnieier, Wehner, Weiskiltel, Weisman, Were felman, Williams. Witte, Wood. Wopperer Yates, Young, Zimmerman, C., Zimmerman, I. Zoellner, H., Zoellner, L., Akum, Allgeier, Al Vey, Aring, Arria, Babst, Baker, Bernhardt Bietsch, Boner, Brabender, Bradford, I., Brad ford, M., Braunstein, Breeze, Brethauer, B1-ore Bunner, Busch, Campbell, Casuto, Conradi, Cook B., Cook, N., Covert. 51 f w Menasche, Meredith, Merkle, Miller A. Miller M., Morgan, Neely, Nolte, Oehler, E., Oehler I., O'Hare, Olsen, Ortman, Otthoffer, Paden Patterson, I., Patterson, S., Pennington, Pfaff, Pinkerton, Porter, Rabenstein, Roberts, Ross Ross, V., Rubenstein, Rueger, Runek, Rundy Runyan, Ruwe, Sander, Schear, Schinkal Schmarr, Schmidt. Marion, Schmidt, Martha Schnelle, Schmittker, Schorr. 52 9 9 Hebbeler, Henry, Hicks, D., Hicks, I. I-Iolland, Hood, Hoover, Howard Huber, A.,iI-Iuber, H., Hungerford, Hurley Hyams, Illig, Ingram, Irving, john Iones, Keller, Kinnemeyer, Knight, Knapp , Krasnitsky, Kreuzman, Kuball, Rures Langhorst, Lautenschlager, Lewis, H. Lewis, M., Lindsay, Lockman, McClung, Man' ning, Marcum, Marks. sdsvg.. ms. S s Schreck, Schroeder, Schulz, Scudder, Sears, Sgouris, Shutz, Skirvin, Smith, A., Smith, B. Stuart, Smith, E., Smith, L., Smith, M., Spears, Spencer, Stagge, Steinmann, Steuernagel, Stifel, Teepe, Tharp, Thase, Thompson, A., Thompf son, M., Thullen, Toth, Vollmer, Walker, Wark, Weber, Weich, Weidenbach, Weigel, Werner, .Wiederecht, Williams, Wolnitzek, Yeager, Zimmerman. A J Albfechg oA1fhaser,o Bailey, Baker, Banta, Barlion, Barlin, Bernliart, k Barr, Batchelor, Behne, Bernstein, s Bicknover, Biermann, Bohnenkamper, D., Bohnenkamperfl E., Bollmann, Boorom, Bradbirry, tBrasher, Brumble, Budke, Burrage, Clayton, Conner, Crandall, Davidson, Dean, Dickson, ,Dissi11ger, Dixon, Drischel, Dzrech, Dzuch, Estes, Evers, Ferneding, , , , ' H ' 'Y ' ' ,sw ' Katz, Kaufman, Kautz, Koenig, Koenigkramer, Kohlbrand, Kramer, Lake, Lainpe, lang, kin, Lawrence, Lehrer, Lewis, Love, lMcFar1and McClain, Makestaller, Mann, Massmann, Mas' ten, Matthews, Miller, E., Miller, W., Mueller Munch, Mysonheirner, Neumann, Nieszel Oehler, A., Oehler, E., O'Dom, Paul, Phillips, Poire, Poynter, Rahe, Rathman, Reiff, Relly. GHenke,f Hess, Higgins, Hine, Flzrlce, Fritz, Fust, Gabriel, Gildenblatt, I., Gindele, R., Glaser, Goldberg, Graham, Granick, Grauer, Gritlin, Griley berg, Hagemann, Hall, Haller, Hamrock, Harvey, Hasemeier, Hayhow, Heepke, HOOl7CI51, Hudson, Huffman, Hunt, Johnson, jones, Kades, Kaplan., H P 53 Richter, Rodenberg, Rouse, Roilvekamp, Ruehl mann, Elmc r, RUCl1lIHH!'lI'1, Eugene, lRuHt, Schaeperklaus, Scheiflele, Schmitt, Schneider, Schroer, Schultz. Schuster, Schwartz, Schweikf hardt, Schwering, Seftz, Sgouris, Shelby, Silz Simmons, Sinks, Stacey, Souders, Stratemeyer Varh, Volts. Busten. Carr, Caruso, Chaney, Christopfel, Cook, Cooper. Culver, Decker, Deitsch, Delcoll, Denn- lcr, Dcwert, Dfckhoner, Diener, Dornette, El, geri, Finkbeiner, Flannery, Flick, Fuller, Geig' er, Gerow. Gertzman, Gilfillen, Grady, Grasser, Creensmith. - ' . 5 Warner, Weis, Werner, Wetzel, Whitaker Wiedenbein, Youtcheil, Zapf, Zepf, Zimmer man, Zimoy, Abel, Ahlers, Albertson, Ambros' ius, Bachman, Bailey, Bantel, Bauer, Beigel Bender, Benjamin, Betz, Bielefeld, Black, Bog' enschuetz, Botts, Brinkman. SEVENTH GRADE Gross, Grossheim, Guenther. Hagen, Hagenhoff, Hall, Harsly, Hauser, Hazen, Heckman, Heis 9 D., Heis, S., Hendrysman, Herbert, Herrmann, J., Herrmann, M., Hettrick, Hilrenbeitel, Hoff- man, Hoffner, B., Holfner, T., Horn, Horricks, Houillion, Huelsebusch, I-Iusemann, Jacobs, E., Jacobs, M. 54 johnson, jolly, lung, G., Jung, J., Kaetzel Kaiper, Kallmeyer, Kaplan, Kelley, Key, Doris, Key, Dorothy, Klein, Kruse, Kuntz, Lamb, Lie' bolt, Letzler, Long, Longstreet, McCartney, Mc: Cright, McGee, McGilliard, Manning, Mardor, Marlatt, Mathias, Mead, A. Ruflt, Runge, Schmidt, Schroeder, Schuessler, Seihert, Seitz, Shane, Silverman, Simons, Sisken, Sahm, Smith, B., Smith, E., Smith, I., Smith, S. Stegner, Stevens, Strait, Strautman, Terrell Thie, Thomas, Toles, L., Toles, T., Traut, Trox ell, Truax. 1 4 1 Mead, B., Melckstroth, Meyers, Modiano, Mor gan, Morris, Moser, Muckenfuss, Mutschler Neeff, Neikick, Nieman, Osborn, Page, Parente Patterson, Peak, Petty, Portwood, Purnhagen Raal, Radeke, Renzelman, Rieckers, Riesterer Romer, fRuehwein, Tueter. SEVENTH GRADE Vanderlnuelen, Ward, Wark, Warx'en, Wehking Weiskettel, Werner, Wilkins, Wntxck, Wormus Wtlllenweber, Younger, Zappin, Acton, Cohan Maxi, Brinkmann, Nobhe, Hartig, Pfeiffer, Ev ans, Smith, Sullivan, Wald, C, Wald, I. Brockhoff, Underwood, Wilson. 55 l 5700014 ACTIVITIES IINI CLASS AND CLUB X -.M - X X ' W -ff fk QS. Xi?- XX x XXX K. X X XXQXLX SX Q XXXXX S X Xxx X fX-TX?-X. My bu! X XYNX X- SYFX ---X few- X x X X X XXX X X .X X , Q-5 l X' . X ii - '---X-:-XXX vw X. - X NX V ,RR -N X--XXX Q55 X XX x X xg-XIX' 'K K X SN X X N YN X X . X, X X-X X X - 6 - - X QXXX XS X XX X 1: if N -- iii- :X 2- XS NX-- ' XX 5 X A Y X i-SX XXXXXXXX Xi x XE :as X X X, XX X XX X X X X Xl XX 5 X S X X.X .S --X S -X -X -X X M5 Xx x X XXX 5 X - XX-X ' , SNR X XNT- fx X 'SY XikwT - X S56 X Q-X X- X XX X agw- 'U xx r SX QB, X -X Nz XXXXX- NYS X 'X F Q 5: - X XX - Y- ,-XX5 QA X QX Q SSSS SSS,Q X XX,-g X5 XXX, X - M X-X N Q - X -2- X-XXX, -X X .... Q ,. . -X, 2:5 S X 'XX X W W? X--:Sf x' X - Y- X X - , Q ' f X -gg-XXX is XXXXQXQX . XX -X XX X XQEX-Xxf-.X X XX . X me-X XXQX-F XQXXXQX XX X X X' X XfX.'iX.Xf X N5 XS-XX, - 1? WQJSQX 3 - ,XX---X--E-XY QXXXXXXQ .... is-XYXYN-' Mi N54 Sa.: X X V K . X X-X-XX -. .XXPQ-,.-5' XS--f--X EX X X -XXX' 'sXXQ,-XXX,- - X X X S X is if X X li!- .. X- -X X-X -X X ' X X ' X595 f i fxii-,IXEX i 4 - R -,XXiXgXiX-,X - x Q 7x xiiilzilx- ' A in-X -fkgtf - ' - X I - X X . N X gif- - -- X -X .. -X X X NX WXXQK- 'Q-'C 'Q X L- ig- X X X -X ,X X. AX: .X X--XX - X -XXX kt -QW Q X- SX f-X353 XX X X - NX X X 5 X X X X X' X X x -X X A TX S I X X X X X x NYEQX: X ?5XS VX, X X X X .X-5132 1 v AX X I gg X4 - -15- x XX X x :.,,,.,: , fa X- wXX -Q 'ESMF -XX' ' ' is N X-XX 'XXX k f:-:3gg-i-1::- R.: X- .J X X --- Q LEOUSHQW X X l SCIENCE Loraine Sterneberg puts solid geometry through its paces before Miss Freund's mathematics class. What makes the quirks in your think' ing? Ask Grace Anderson, who is explain' ing the conyolutions of the brain to Mary Alice Johnson and Mildred Thie. Plants have no secrets from Miss Dourf son, who teaches us to appreciate the wonders ofjnatureg p i l 57d Miss 3 Greensmith and Lambkin demoxistrate that even a sturdy tin can has no chance against the force of an hyrclaulic jack. Q Q In the chemistry class Mr. Dunkel sets forth the principles of the Buusen burner. Jim Zimmer, Dorothy Mae Williams, Betty Wagner, and Betty Schick convert theory into action. o X e e ,..f..-,.v.. ...A.M. V . 58 SCIENCE The purr of the electric motor operated by Mr. Von Schlichten in physics absorbs the attention of Ray Young, Robert Hehe' mann, and Walter Walkenhorst. Gone are the bees, moths, and grasshopf pers from field and backyard when pMr. jones' zoology pupils make their annual forays after specimens. 59 i.t.i, it LANGUAGE And still they come! Miss Klasf erner, of the English Department, enrolls two new pupils. Isabelle Wendisch, Russell Pell' man, George Scholl, and Harry Wilzhach dramatize Macbeth in Miss Dufiicy's clss. We're just having a little fun, Mr. McCoy! Spring is here! With sprightly step and spirits high, Miss Brown and our mathematics teacher, Miss Andrew, take a jaunt from the coloniesg XXX Miss Harper finds in her garden another kind of poetry. ' A In a moment of relaxation, Miss Kiel dreams of Q der schone Deutschland. ' Mrs. Walters smiles as she gives a happy students his 95. 61 Nous bavlons fmfngais for Mrs. Fouch. june Kallmeyer and Dot Brinkman are wonder' ing whether their budget can be stretched to make a trip to lggay Pareef' Spanish idioms prove no hazard to Myrtle Nobbe. james Gibbs, Neal Granick, Bill Dickhoner, and Ella Lawrence pay tribute to a perfect- translation. From Mr. Karl Herrle's room often come strains of German melody, as die schone deutsche Spracheu' is taught throughasong. 62 Cicero's golden tongue speaks again as students-of Miss Bolarfs Latin elass trans late the orations. Harry Hannum is matching Roman eloquence with American. i f T Below is the S. P. RQ Club, lathe purpose of '-which s to arouse interest lin Rom III.. -..U-I ----4.,....... 'l'.J',..-nM --.A.-1.J ,,-., 'lil , 4, .1 . . - - . -. Robert Meyer and William Smith keep posted on what's new in news 64 Not all hunters pursue live game. ln the Archaeology Club, jean Short, Evelyn Falquet, Robert Hard, and Bob Huber investigate the habits of pref historic monsters. PRESENT AND PAST Mr. Hess quietly -awaits an answer to one of his rapidffire questions in history. Mr. Pouch is always ready to discuss world politics, debate -alive ing issues, or lend a helping hand to his friends. Lives of great men all remind us --Miss Strauss, Schott, Hunter, Creager, Drott, Holley, Reissig, and Schwing find inspiration in Americafs heroes. 65 i I DISTANT HORIZONS The World Fellowship Club shows the Way to peace. Ellen Holland extends the hand of friend' ship to Gordon Granick. Standing are B. Rueter, D. Boyer, V. Nolte,sB. Merkle, J. Hicks, M. Teepe, and C. Banta. The romance of distant climes lures Evelyn Wolfe, Jack Schwering, Dorothy Younger, and other members of Miss Bell's Travel Club. Mrs. Wondrack and Mrs. Wenner, although newfcomers to Western Hills, have already endearf ed themselves to faculty and students alike. XXX, K QX J 1 1 'X Q A4 I AQ -' gc of QA E Q XX XXX-. XXX X L x wwmrewxmwfwmwww Q X SlN k NuNwx mxwmwmww X 5 x 1 FQ X- XXXQ. .X W , XX XL W. XX XXXX x E ill? k T X1 x x N N ESF F1 N if WX . X NN X Q S l - S ' V X .X - Q xsxxff. XX-X N L X . X X : x.x, X W Nxxx : Www X X: X x' XXX 1X X X .SX - . :af Xxx x X X X X - X X A X X S ,XX X N xx 1 X Q 5 S . i XS N S X x S - X f X XM is X X X- Q X.Xx Q ' N N X 1 --- v'. ,139 -Nxxxx L X X x N N KNYF ,Q Lx, Xi K I X X ,Q XNNXXXC x X ' AS XXX N :Far IV: . XX. xv X S , X .XY QNX Y X N-XX s x :X ws? X MIND YOUR MODES Miss Deitemeier discusses a length of material with V. Kinsberg, S. Beebe, and R. Schmiedeker. A The phqtographers ate this egg after Miss Smith had demonstrated how to fry it sunny side up. igss Althaus, Beck, Rowekamp, Sheckels, Maer, Volts, Tishbein, and Coston whisk up a dainty trifle. After all, men are the best chefs! COME INTO THE KITCHEN Arthur Baumann' and Clarence Ense seem to think the model husband is he who can bake a model cake. E NEEDLES AND PINS It's fitting time as R. Sheppard, S. Brunner, and J. Hungerford get tailored costumes from B. Euler, A. Miller, and D. Brose, with the aid of Miss Clark and Miss Mendenhall. 4 Over and under go the stitches in Gladys Luhrmaxfs needlepoint. I Knit one, purl two. H. Schroer watches D. Gress' needles fly, While R. Austing takes a stitch in time. 'Q in 9x ar SQA s ji ff .5 gm Q.. 70 x l n,enenMf, E E 1 G. Winkelma11, C. Vail, S. Needle' man, C. Vandermuelen, and N. Schoettinger proudly display a stage setting that looks all ready for a grand entrance. Beauty grows under dexterous iinf gers as Ella Lawrence shapes a bowl and Dorothea Schulze prepares a def sign. ' Bob Sturm and Clarence Ense tack away in preparation for one of the big productions of the year-fjigg Time. DESIGN DAUBS AND BLOTCHES Here they are-the makers of the world's largest bass fiddle- Rose Pheifler, Bill Clark, Ruth Lammers, Paul Henderson, and Harvey Haines. No, they don't expect to play it! It's part of the setting for Hjigg Time. 72 N Under the supervision of Miss Blasch, Dolores Tye and Rosemary Dowling put the finishing touches on a poster for the operetta. .A few skillful strokes of Sarah A11an's charcoal pehcil, and we gaze upon a ro' mantic maiden of the South Seas. 1 wwwawamwn -www ,Q ' ASQ iklgi4i'ffQ:fy Q ' xr M5 2 Q 5 ww EN NN S N - xxA. QS Q Q E S 5 S e' ii. mu-' -4 N.sas5gsQaQf. W' -:-:f: gg X - x.4..NxQa4 v , stu? K P hw I xv ,,,,,.u ,,., 5 XX X XM 'Mx W X X Y X Q .. , ' 'X f ' . :::- , .' Q ' 44 A S QQ - -::5aa4-P .:I:'U 5 4 Yi S Q X A 5 X S wx Q. sf A x V WWW W f X X X X x X Xa Q X Q xx X X X XX X X xx YK N x x is X Nwwww MN W f N X Q xx S X Q Q. W. lr . K, S - www! XX K N XE wx 3 . NX 55 x - pg NNNN .1 Y Y A.. X - .. X 'X ex Ng L Q wif NNXXNQ. .Nw y K S x ,..3+Wwff' A Q SSS -- Q wi s . X X N, X N SQ X . X 5 : Q NE is X . N X x X X x xxx xx X N X N xx S X . . . .X SX.. A b X Q55 .3 Q S i . S. N .X . BY wx X x Q X f. X . X--N . 5 .1 .N s J L XXX X . X S N . SN I W Y XX , , X xx f x X xx Qx. X . Q X .X X w X X5 X X m5 X Xb XQX NNN X X .1 X. '-KQ A M ww WN S Xa- COMMERCIAL There is no chance of the accounts not balancing when D. Duebber, 1. Brockhoff, W. Fisher, E. Schuch, and E. Schmidt operate the bookkeeping machines. Clickety, clack, clack go the keys as A. Felix, R. Nolting, R. Eyriek, W. Stock, E. Rutz, A. McLaren, B. J. Burdorf, R. Helm, in the left row, and M. Galpin, H. Zind, S. Summers, C. Bertsche, J. Bret' hauer, R. Schneider, and R. Klausing, in the right row, finish a weekly speed test. ss Mr Wellman and Mr Ludwig trsun such students as Carolyn Kle horth and Shlrley Fzurbanks the 111tI'1C-HCICS of modern husmess methods Puppy pranks amuse M1SS Shank, Miss Shilling, and Miss Yalen, our commercial teachers. Gerrie can't quite achieve fifty barks a minute, but he does his best. h VARIED ACTIVITIES Mr. Schick, a teacher of mathematics, gives the latest Photo Reporter to Giltz, while Lawrence, Marks, Dumphy, and Rohish eagerly devour the news about the latest shipment of scrap iron to the Orient. Reuben de Garno and Mary Van Guelf pen discover that actors in Shakespeare's day were fond of feathers. Heads around the table as S. Rohrer, D. Zaphf, F. Zaphf, F. Elsherry, and R. Schnug delve into their literature. B. M. Van Harten reports to Miss Glass' desk to withdraw a book. In Mrs. Stephens' Archaeology Club, Wolf explains a slide to Gramke, Shank, Pelling, and Haap. ' . B. Strickland, I. Smith, J. Ahlers R. Booram, and M. Jorden investif gate the resources of a modern library 79 Fred Muller entertains Miss Brown's Reading Club with an amusing story. The tramp of armed feet resounds in the class room as Goller discusses problems of world unrest before Goldston, Lemmink, Yosafat, Baldridge, Coots, and St. Clair. Miller presides. Remember the adage about a needle in a haysta.ek? Violet Kemp pursues an elusive fact through scores of volumes. p Mr. Brown applies mathematics to the heavens, as he explains the adventures of the Stars. Ruehlman, Rolfe, Givens, and Bietsch look enthralled. Miss Hohensack lays aside cubes and spheres to greet Tom Stanton on Parents' Night. Theders explains the New Deal to his club members. Left to right: Delaney, Dickhoner, Eisele, Bellerman, Gilbert, Brinker, Liebetrau Kopp, Kleine, Broxterman, Fleddermang Wollen haupt, Von Holle, Vollnier, Vathg Lewis, Zieg ler, Young. Jules Gildenblatt, Ralph Grosse, and Dscar Mar Stadt interpret the present in the light of the past by a study of historical novels and biog- raphies. Dorcas Schweinforth and Bob Cowan believe that two heads are better than one in ,creating beauty with words. W ..,..l......,..,., .i.. 8 i. Our photographer snaps Miss Logue, the li' hrarian, as she pauses to read. Marjorie Harrison checks names. Seaw- Naremwqlvw Rosemary Schlachter and Rita Ratterman are not talking about last nights dateg they are learnf ing to classify hooks. Elmer Weller has apparf ently come upon some interesting facts. Bob Maxwell hands Louise Thase an interestf ing article while Irene Buchanan, Bob Smith, and Gene Byrd enjoy their own magazines. Q S3 l Little patches form bold def signs under the active needle of Elsie Kaetzel. Meaningless pieces of metal are turned into useful objects when A. Barket operates the lathe. I 84 A pounding fist lends emphasis to R. Friedmaifs words, as M. Taylor, G. Sewell, J. Scully, R. Perry, G. Brestle, and W. Hartman await their turns to speak. In Mr. Herrle's Travel Club, slides help M. Manning, A. Wagner, L. Kruger, R. Schroeder, and C. Long to make weekly excursions through picturesque Germany. Can it be that the puppets manipulated by R. McGee, M. Mardorf, and B. Trant are enacting a scene from Little Red Riding Hood? V 81' Come on, Lois Porter! Don't miss that ball! Marcella Pabst seems anxif ous for you to strike out. s After the games come cake and ice cream for G. Gildenblatt, F. Grasser, S. Bunner, S. Runge, S. Stein, and R. Gross. In the Pet Club, James Thom pref pares to show off Brownies tricks, while Jerry sits up for Elmer Ruehlman. J. Hoffman is pointi ng out to J. Krippf endorf and Miss Greeting a city of historical importance. H. Huber, M. Schultz, W. Dafhn, R. Rost, and Miss Marckworth are rehearsing a scene from a play. Gerow, Krabacher, Lind, Riechers, and Milbourne display their interesting arf rangements' of stamp collections. Under Miss Hein's direction E. Hagef dorn, E. Pool, and E. Brug execute def signs in needlework. Q B. Weisman explains a maneuver in checkers to B. Arrico, and R. Schick. Eutrecht, Bohnenkamper, jacober, Harding, Dirr, Zapf, Krueger, Pace, and Ridenour enjoy their favorite pastimes in Mrs. Egefs Varied Activities Club. NWS? Qi' Miss Holden, who teaches health, stops a moment to enjoy the shade of a leafy tree. . The Indoor and Outdoor Club en' joy a game on the play field. The Social Service Cluh Kfinds happi' ness in working for othersff 1 90 Mike fright doesn't seem to worry Miss Krasne, C. Jacobs, W. Schmarr, E. Kuntz, C. Purnhagen, C. Newport, L. Daugherty, and -I. Ross, as they broadcast at program over WLW. ' There is nothing dull about these books to judge by the expressions on the faces of Arnst, Radford, Behyf mer, Stoehr, Begley, Perry, Dell, and Barlage. Marklein discusses a question in philosophy before Babstg Brinkman, Elkins, and Brmkamp. r 91 ' Jane Hungerford steps forth in costume from the pages of a story book to entertain the Story Tellers' Club. 1 Miss Stifel talks over Girl Ref serve work with Adeline Federle. Mrs. Harris, Miss Joseph, and La Wanda Raabe admire thedolls dressed by the Senior Girl Re' serves. ...Am ,... ..,,. ,r ...... 92 ...Y ...l!, J. Duncan, P.bVollmer, B. Davis, JV. Fisbcck, and M. A. Frey take part in a Recognition Service of the Girl Reserves. R V. Kuhn, B. Rooney, R. Lammers, E. Rathkamp, M. J. Happley, D. Cohan, F. Buerger, La W. Raabe, and J. Evans are leaders in the Senior Girl Reserve organization. R Fourteen reasons for the success and popularity of the four HifY chapters are W. Riester, H. Seitz, R. Goldhoif, H. Hudson, E. Myers, W. Lowe, E. Gramke, J. Harris, L. Bradford, J. Jacober, K. Heil, W. Schaeffer, P. Siehl, and J. Henke, members of the Hl'CYo Council. Loyalty Council pledges its new members to support the best interests of the school. First vow--M. Dbonau, H. Crawford, La W. Raabe, Rev. Geistweit, Mr. Siehl, A. Kelly, Evans, M. J. Happley, A. Farrell Second 'row--C. Shank, W. Ismael, H. Hudson, I. Butcher, J, Van Wye, J. Harris, R. Lammers, H. Neave, V. Lammers, E. Rathkarnp, D. Cohan, D. Seyler, T. Reinerman, R. Lange ig, EXTRA! EXTRN New School Paper Smashes Record For Student Appeal. Helene Neave, Miss McKinley, Warren Lowe, Virginia Lammers, Ted Lindsay, Tess Reinerrnan, and Robert Cowan edit the news in the Western Breeze. A iTed Lindsay, Ray Schroer, Fred Bretcher, Stanley Sevilla, Barton Fischer, and Wilson Buvinger work against time to manage the unprecedented circulation. Xiu- -555 a', 9 sv T .Y R N , X + Gi S Q , . .1, . , 5 9 W ss .. x it x E m x X X 1:-xg: 2-2 ': , : x:'f X ' X fx if' .rev . ,bul Q 5 ::a:x.-.:.:::.i .Q ::a:-55:59 ' WX , ' N W 'L - ::,g35fgsg.s::s5. '-B., x 53: H ----- .. . lf' ' M: N F:-Q. 'f 8, 'f 5 f x f ' X , x 3? -an I 'Q x XX i . 'SRP W 4 - x 1 X X -, Q ' iff 1 Q fi' . X N ., A i I N, .f Q 3 ? A ' ' ' X S ' Q i S ' ' . f J' 5+ X 3 Q E x 9 s Q 3 X S .M N ww V nik! is n ,ff ,,.J 1 A ,. igx i i 'X 3 X 4 f x is if K Y 5' ', . , 'i Q iw- ' tw fx Q N M 5. I Q X , .., X .. 4 X' W ., , f ' -:I , 1 , R ,QQ gv ' S , ' is X 3 xx t A ' 6351- Xxx. Miss Davis, Mr. Dautericla, Miss Rieckelman, and Mr. Pigg directthe destinies of our Annual. ' R. Lammers, M. Dhonau, T. Lindf say, H. Crawford, and La W. Raabe prepare to write copy for layouts. J. Sperber, H. Hudson, P. Telgater, J. Zimmer, and A. Gering consider a new type of layout. 97 HE harmonious strains of the A Capella Choir are heard in school, in churches, and also over the radio. Under the direction of Mr. Beckett, the members have not only provided valuable entertainment for many large audiences but have also thoroughly enjoyed the pleasure that comes from sharing an enthusiasm for beauty in melody. FIRST CHORD, PLEASE First row-Pabst, Furthmiller, Cotton, Cradel. Shubert, Seeger. Lance, Von Nida Steinmann, Mr. Beckett, McClella1i, Acton, Dhonau, Hader, Schott, Werner Taylor, Sullivan, Wendish Second row-wzeisler, Paris, Wacksman, Reinerman. Lange, Bredenfoerder, Tueting McCartney, Wullenweber, Pieper, Lang, Lammers, Cohan, Kosanrhick, Cering Flick, Dorsch, Helbig, Krumpelbeck, Van Guelpen Third row-H-Riga, Perkins, Crieco, Soldano, Batscha, Armstrong, Price, Steinkoenig Wehrilng, Irwin, Neave, Buvinger, Tewcll, Stacey, Williams, Hudson, Seitz Hines. Frank Fourth TOWH-'-Will1kC, Cowan, Ruehlman, Heil, Price, Loebker, Callahan, Farrell Schroer, Seeger, Schulte, Kunnen, Sturm, Craig, Even, Pclling, Kallmeyer, Foster Whitcomb, Wiegand 98 Q .aw A ,.-. -Q E N N' - J . l 2' is N 'R Q- E + rf .. Nr ,- . 3. ...E X 1 4 X A 5 wL8'x 'Sf 3 .3351 XA: PXQ' nuQ'gf :Sw S -YI WQf 3 X Q xx + W -Q .-Q: ,num 5 1 3, .R wk ...sl ,. 4, 3 N .g . Eg., Y' Q Q an SS' FY R? S x R 4 . yi Q Q. A 3 3 5: is an .88 Q QS -+0 , qxcggyj -3,ei:vMa '5Lq9 N . x gw A . ' Y . :Zag aux, .. x T -'1 iv5 'v ai N 09.05 .I ,Us C x Q -9' 9 9 x Q- xx ' Xsggiyggfgsssxi: 4: sg. w, x S Q 'Q M30 'S.wm- X + Qkisfxw 5- 5 MN. M... X wumgm-an-Q... . ...,.,.,,... .. - M -'X' 4 X 1, - 'I K . ,X ..,, Q. Q , , X ' x . gg Q .. . QQ- , . , ' x .. . - X ' Q 'W x x xx' X A L . -5 1 '1 , x Y :El X ' SQ' V v gi 5 e , 'Y W sf ' . -S X ff? gf V b 5 il X X - S . X . Y I ., FQEQ i Q f A S 1 f i W.: X MN.-www s '5uFN X NN .. M N 1 STAFFS AND CLEFS UR senior and junior orchestras, under the direction of Mr. Stokes, furnish a musical setting for school activities, such as the senior play and the variety show, Hjigg Time. In addition, they cultivate a taste for fine music that will enrich the lives of the members long after graduation. The members of the Senior Orchestra are as follows: First 'row-Schulz, Schneeman, Schottelkotte Second -row-Kuhn, Flick, Dhonau, Werner, Gradrnan, Irwin, Richardson, Stang, Seyler, Hendrick Third 'row-Schramm, Harnish, T., Wood, Flournoy, Harnish, J., Cherry, Davidson, Slaughter, Leonard, Ense Fourth 'row-Heintz, Van Wye, J., Albertson, Kleemeier, Goldhoif, Horn, Van Wye, N., Godfrey, Baumann, Chace Fifth row--Fahrion, Wisenbaugh, Applegate, Hathaway, Ward, Hess, Garrison, Hans, Puening, Ruehlman, Baldridge, Hehemann, Meis ter 100 Don't forget that bfflat, boys! Mr. Stokes warns Robert Gohs, Dan Leussing and Charles Maurmeier. The following members of the Junior Orchestra are in the picture below: First row-Ruff, Steinman, Johnson, Kohlbrand, Slaughter, Schaum, lllig, Cherry, Retter, Busam May, Lind Second 'row-Kohl, Wener, Kipp, Bierman, Swing, Gohs, Vorbis, Taylor, Zoellner, Heareth Bierman, J., Fisser, Mecklenborg, Richardson, Dick, Hyams Third 'row-Semple, Fullerton, Leibing, Krent, Paul, Heller, Nolte, Doan, Schmidt, Ernst Leussing, Maurmeier, Brockhoff, Ruehlman. 101 FIFE AND DRUM The following members of the band appear in the picture below: First vow-Adams, Buechle, Huber, Hchemann, Schultz, juergens, Schottelkotte, Chace, Second row-Wisenbaugh, J. Applegate, Widenbein, Gohs, Mascari, Stokes, Nolte, Koent, Liebing, Schmidt Third row---Vohris, Taylor, Ricking, Ward, Hers, Riester, Gehring, Zoellner, Meyer, Ense, Harnish Fourth rows-Spelzhaus, Semple, Heller, Paul, Doan, Dickhoner, R. Chace, Baumann, Goldhoil, Leonard, Huevelman, Dhonau, Van Wye Fifth row-Essell, Lindsey, Heintz, Brethauer, Baldridge, Garrison, Dobert, Smedley, Ruehlman, Brockhoff, Albertson, Puening, T. Harnish, Maurmeier Sixth 'row-Horn, Ernst, Van Wye, Meister, Hans, Leussing, Richardson, R. Applegate, Schroer, Fahrion HEN the band marches on to the football field, the rooters' hearts beat a little faster, and the players are inspired to iight their best. This year, besides adding life and color to the games, the band won the right to compete with the best musical organizations in the state, by tying with Norwood for the district championship. Our best wishes go to Columbus with the organif Zation. 102 PROFESSOR The Standing Room Only sign had to be hungi outs for this year's presentation of the Junior Ooretta. Packed houses enjoyed outstanding performances lay ,the cast pictured above. ' First 'row--Donald Doan, Laura XMortz, Helen Hines, Carl Weigf and, Hazel Covert, Mary Clark, and Roy Schaeperklaus. Second 'row-Edna Kuball, Nancy Jean Mastine, Gladys Helling, Miss Long, Elaine Edelmann, Jane Ellbrecht, Marjorie Story. Below is the Marching Chorns, consisting of Holtkamp, Dustin, Kruse, Fischer, Flessa, Knoth, Schurter, Hebbler, Held, Hilgeman, Jacobs, Luchardt, and Klein, 103 Q 1 v . wx F5 'Mr HCYIS. Jean Ritter, as Maggieg Peggy and jean Tele' gater, members of the Marching Chorusg the Mexi' can dancersg the Snowball Dancers, led by Helen Pabstg and Stanley Sevilla, as Jiggs. Fun and frolic reigned for four nights as laughing audiences followed the capers of Maggie and Jiggs, the leads in a show which featured many novelty ,,..,.....m..M,i JIGG-TIME The Truckm Chorus led by Mary Hornaday Maman Markland and John Rolfes specmlty dancers Abe Mandel as Sn' Von Platter, the Cabm of Dreams Chorusg and Dorothy Wehrung, ballet dancer. o 105 X 5 : E . X 1 XX, .M X x XX? xx XA X N xQ.Wv-a.fmw.muwwwQQx ,,, iv S g,2ii.g. S 5 S 1: x x X am Nxmi X x Xe SX X X v XS x X 5:1 X x 4 . My W ,gw Wa, V ,jf ,, Mwlnv I MW., 'WW , .... ' X X V X T i 5 xy 9 J , Y. X' . Q Xi 3 S X Q, X if N Q wg N , E RN ' I-'XX X f tif-S5 . A xwmwN - b . - NV.-fxj XW5 M u ,NS xr . K X xx S N N Y 'XV' 3 ,, Q QX SN , v x Xx -1 x 5 X N K X xx X f s X t A K 11: Q , N :.: X i , Q 5 - ' S N X N 11525 :::s5s:- . -' t S ' .:..: .rif . X N Y Q 1 -Oil' X ' x 5 , ' Q X ' Nik' 3 5 :ies:1il?iW?1N ' Qi -fi X. Y ' . 1 1 f xwiglyxcfww i Nw :E QQQ H X ' X X f X? , I . E '2:-I SY X Q, HE-.' x 1 N 5 X 5 I Q ' XQ Wx wwbwsx xx X W. x S S A we X S X V Q X X, . Q.. ' x, YQ X r Q ix '- is' S! ws mf i QV 5 Xx x BEHIND THE SCENES From the lunchroom come enticing odors of the savory dishes prepared by Miss Gates and her lunch room staff. Hold that line, boys, and watch your budgets. Those pudf clings look mighty tempting. To the engineers and the janitorial force belongs the credit for keeping the building comfortable in temperature and neat in appearance. ..... ,......,....... 4 617e'lfl,'l:'lflg spom IN QYMNASIUM AND STADIUM X xx NN xxx XXX XX N JAX xx xxx x iw ,gm xx , X xx? X 'Sx X , x Wf wx K x x X Qx www NN xx xxN xx xx x xxx, A Xx N xx X Q Xxx x xx X xxx X Qff .X sz xkvf ik Kgs xsX X xxx XX? , N x N X x X X xxg xx XX x XX W x X QR S X x +R N Www A x x xx XX Y STX ex X 5. N EX qw X , X X X xfxk 5 x x SX QS K xx xx X x XXXN xx SX Q X xx xi w fxxxx X102 xg f X N.:. x 1 Xx X . 1 xc X. XX A Xxx :mg X, :xxx SEX xdl ?9,l1x55f .PRNQ--35, x X xx x fx xx xv -X A ,x x xx?X X NSW NXXQXSQX xxx X S X Y X N X Yxxxkx XX X Qx X xX x xx Ax Q , XL.XX X 'X X N EN K Xx X x xx X X xx vw x x-Sl X X N N xx X XX xXx N 'WWW . X 2553. ' K X 5. :X x , x. Qgq::5X,..g. 5 , ., .,,.. . . xx x S xX XF GN THE GRIDIRON 'HE MAROONS opened the 1937 season under the lights at Lockland. Playing a fine defensive game, they held Lock' nd to a scoreless tie before a large crowd. I Norwood's Indians came to Western Hills, and, after an yenly contested game, went home the victors by a 6fO score. l In the last night game, at Hamilton, the upfstate squad lrfeated the Maroons 37fO. In this game the Maroons rvealed their best offensive of the year. Highlands obtained a l4fO win over the luckless Maroons, ho fought hard but to no avail. A greatly outweighed Western Hills eleven clashed with ,ughes at Northside ball park, and, with Heinz starring if the Big Reds, and Zimov, Grieco, and Sperber for the aroons, suffered a 19fO setback in what was probably the litstanding Maroon performance of the year. With the same trio again showing the way, Western Hills scored her first victory in a thrilling 8f6 game with Woodward's Bulldogs. Rauch and his Withrow Tiger team mates promptly brought the Maroons back to earth again with a smashing 24fO victory, despite the fine playing of Wood and Zimov. Hampered by a three inch snow and frigid winds, the Maroons lost 6fO to the Walnut Hills Eagles. In the last game of the year, West Hi lost 3lfO to her bitter rival, Elder, after holding the score down to 13f7 for the first three periods. During the entire season, the bright spot in the Maroon offense was the passing attack. Captain Lou Zimov did the throwing, while Joe Sperber pulled the balls out of the air and scored the two touchdowns. Equipment also counts in football, according to Coach Thornbury and Manager Better X XX First roww-Vlfoodwo' l it 1, Kelly. Spcrber, Schomaker, Blanken buehler. Grieco, Bolscn, Babst . Second row--Ratterman, Bateman. Shank, Zimov, Shelby, Haap, Kopp, Hannum, Willins, Erdeljon Third vow-Wn k uc , Butcher, Pace. Bossert, Seeger, Wolf, Cambell, Lewis, Goller, Wood, Foster Final reward for long hard and , , outstanding service -the coveted school emblem. Mr. Thornbury presents letters to Lou Zimov and the team duri torium ' ng an audi' session. 2 f . 2 Upper right and clockwise-W-Joe Sperber, Lou Zimovg A1 WillinsQQ Ed WQ1'f , Chuck Shank, Otto Bossert, and Dick Kopp are seen for thellast time Mazfgon suits. A Pkg x 5 1 FK iv, . . . Inset--Wood, Zimov, Kelly, Kamp, and Slaughter gatherin aggiafierfdlyi f13udtIIe toldi scussw-who v ' ' ' . 1 X w i1' knows what. ,X Xb if 4 A . 113 MOne . . . Two . . . Three . . and a mighty roar bursts from the stands as Wiegand, Borman, Rolfes, Zimmer, Bradford, and Harris lead ethe West ern Hills rooters in a locomotive. X First 'row-Wood, Hines, Seitz, Shank, Voloz, Scholl, Lees, Sperber, Woodworth, Kelly, Essel, Applegate, Gramke Bradford, Foster. ' ' Second 'rowe-Cowan, Sevilla, Grieco, Bolsen, Batscha, Spiess, Better, Golder, Sehomaker, Babst, Butcher, Stadtlander A Gruener, Coleman Thing 'row-McCabe, Kopp, Kennedy, Shrimpton, Smith, Harris, Bateman, Price, Zoellner, Melzer, McNair, Wolf, Lake S tenger. Fourth -row--Poynter, Siehl, Matthews, Reinmuth, Lewis, Lloyd, D. O'Malley, Jarrold, Prophater, Lagally, Shelby, Heap Schulte, Farrell , - , S Fifth 'row---Ruehlmann, Zimmer, Goller, C. O'Malley, Minges, Woesner, Young, Erdeljon Sixth Tow-Knowles. Harrison, Walkenhorst, Gaixsman, Zimov, Willins, Slaughter, Bossert, Graman, Geier, Seeger, Welgand ' S l 114 .. .. .,,,,,........, 1 Qin OVER THE TRAILS Coach McCartney has produced one of the finest teams ever to represent Western Hills . . . the rugged band of cross country harriers. Clair O'Malley carried the brunt of the team's attack by finishing first in practically every meet. The squad, composed of C. ClMalley, D. O'Malley, 'Remke, Hasel, Stadtlander, Spiess, Zoellner, Papania, Hughes, Schroer, Melzer, Prophater, Soldano, and Lindsay, ran the hearts out of all local teams in winning the District Championship, the Public High Champion' ship, and ninth place in the Ohio State Meet at Delaware. Above are those who competed at Delaware: C. C'Malley, Remke, Hasel, Zoellner, Stadtlander, D. O'Malley,ancl Spiess. . mf-N' 741 115 RESERVES First row--Bloemker, Koppenhoefer, Kuhn, Morr, Klausing, Bishow Second row-Heis, Tahl, Strait, Slanton, Coghill REGULARS 4 First vow--McNair, Shank, Seitz, Siehl, Scholl, Haap Second Tow--Cqach Thomas, Price, Willins, Lees, Geier, Zimov, Harrison, Babst, mgr h 116 Shank Willins Zimov Haap O Siehl ON THE HARDWOOD In the first game of the season, Western Hills scored a victory over the Auto' motive Pilots. Several heartbreaking losses followed, notwithstanding the fine team spirit and fight displayed in the games with Highlands, Middletown, St. Xavier, and the Alumni. , After the' fast and well played games with the victorious Hughes and Withrow teams, the Maroons conquered the powerful Woodward quintet in the best played game of the year. Following defeats by Stivers and by Elder, they gave Walnut Hills a hard battle and lost to Elder in the tournament by a margin of only seven points. Geier 117 Seitz IN THEQ POOL Q. .K s Coach Paul Nohr used his fine swimming material ,to best advantage, fashioning senior and junior squads which finished second in their respective divisions. The seniors prepared for the interscholastic meets by downing Elderg Walnut Hills, and Xenia in a long series of dual encounters. Swimming very well in the Interscholastics, the Maroons earned the right to swim in the District Meet, and then the State Meet at Columbus. SENIOR. TEAM First row--Gruener, Miller, Ruehlman, Cowan, Harris, Golder, Sevilla fmgrj, Wolf, Bradford Second 'row-Coach Nohr, Lake, Zimmer, Reinmuth, Lloyd, Bramkamp Inset--Spiller The juniors followed closely on the heels of their big brothers and defeated all opposition until the last meet 1n which Walnut Hills finally overcame them by a narrow margm to finish first in the P. H. S. L. standings. Seated--Cfhace, Zapf, Knowles, Stenger On the board-Applegate, Kennedy, Horton Lagally Biles Matthews Foster Standing-Smith, Weiss, Sahm Tumblers-Wilzbach, Bateman, fmgrj, Poynter Roberts, Fox t TdFiTS13 roar--fMcCain, Koppenhoefer, O'Mzilley, Erdeljon, Lindsay , , mshelbyh ,X h . K W P Second 'rows-Lucas, Farrell, Schroer, B X' ' d OSSC1f, Srhomaker, Heis l.. rv Coach McCartney's squad of track men promises topl ranking rinsboth local meets and district competition with hopes Qin the State meet, At the time of writing, ssslx fsisizlisrxsyier ziiidffflderrhave been defested by large ssls efginargiils. The 'team is viellfrounded and strong flilfin all points. Fast perforrnanges are expected 9 goffoms Shelby and lHines in the' dashes, from and 1faj5ania 'in the hurdles, and from Q'Merlley in the distance ssvsral field 1116115 axhong whom are Farrell, are counted on to be out' in l tho shots put and dk l xscus throw XNR N si X ss 120 I 3 Cn this page are Schroer and Heis, high jumpersg McCain, pole vaulterg and O'Malley, Erdeljon, Koppenhoefer, and Shelby, runners. Cn the opposite page are McCain, vaulter, and Farrell, discus thrower. Bos' sert and Papania are sailing over the hurdles in a friendly race. Fifrst 'row--McNair, Gutzvviler, Kelly, Haap, Sperber, Shank, Scholl, Walkenhorst, Seitz Second vow--Simminger, Juergens, Carter, Cook, Butcher, Coghill, Kaiser, Huber, Hudson A Third 'row--Ismael fmgrj, Key, Howe, Holmes, Oylers, Lagally, Kreuzf man, Clark, Habig ON THE DIAMGND As the Annual goes to press, the baseball team has won over Harrison, Automotive, and Wood' ward and lost to Withrow. Coach Nohr has def veloped a team, composed largely of newcomers, into a smoothly functioning unit, which is evenly balanced as to pitching and batting prowess. En' thusiasm is running high, and hopes are entertained for a successful campaign, culminating in a good showing in the district tournament. ....-........-....A,.....,...... , na, .. .. . 122 ON TT-IT? LINKS First Tow--Hust, Applegate, Lewis, Willig, Gramke Second row-Heil Cmgizj, Goller, Volz, Woessner, Rohe ON THE COURTS Fmt 'row--Batscha Mmges Shrnnpton Seeger Second row--Cowan fmgrj, Callahan, Sp1ller, Coleman Close competition marked the opening matches played by the Western Hills tennis team. To date Spiller and Bramkamp, the doubles team, have not lost a match, and Price, number one singles man, is expected to lead the team through a victorious season. su 123 KX NNNNRN AMONG QURSELVES Eighth grade basketball champions: Robinson, Fullertong Bassman, Leonard, Siehl, Siebert, and Shank. Seventh grade champions: Armstrong, Hanke, Poynf ter, Rodenberg, Phill' ips, Goldfuss, and Hunt. ' Claire O'Malley, the school's ace boxer, squares oil with Harry Hudson in the boxing Hnals. 124 N iii 5 i 4 3 il 'S ,wixq ' Q we wgizwz 1 1 SSS:'15A'i :X E- , Siglggxg ,N Y if ,V f?v62 Ag1j'j ! BOWS AND ARROWS OISE, patience, and practice are as necessary for archery as a keen eye and a steady aim. Ella Lawrence and Ruth Lammers aim for the bull'sf eye. I UP ON YOUR TOES The wintry winds can't blow away athf letic pleasures at West High, because volley ball and basketball keep the girls active. A. Murphy, H. Neave, M. J. Happley, and M. L. Seitz show you how it's done. 1 Miss Hazel Burk, who greatly enjoys a game of badminton, smiles at us from the court, She wears that same pleasant smile when she corrects our errors or praises our efforts in basketball and hockey. Mrs. Lenore Wingard lon ladder, has just demonstrated a. stroke before V. Lam' mers, K. Dunette, L. Kraemer, H. Neave, and L. Sterneberg, who are standingg and B. Brater, E. Lawrence and M. J. Happley, who are seated. Martha Hader shows good form in a swan dive. 128 SPLASH! Miss Constance Witte graciously ex' plains the requirements for the Cap Test to M. Redeker, G. Decker, E. Riechers, C. Leibolt, B. M. Rueter, G. Fuller, S. Runge, E. Ruehrwein, and F. Grasser. Lois Kraemer, E. Lawrence and H. Neave match their strokes with Mrs. Wi11gHfd,S in the crawl. A BALL MEETS BAT Left'-A. Deckelmeier, BL Flair nery, D. Schulze, M. McClellan, V. Lammers, E. Lueders, and J. Bolender, although just'sta'rting . out, may he very good someday -ewho knows? e Right-.Jane Hall admires Helene Neave's exhibit of championship form. Q s Left---V. Lammers and Lois Kraemer please the crowd sthaiz- Q I is watching them ping and pong! Look out below, Mary Jane! Miss Happley will have to meet competition if she wishes to win the tennis title. Miss Christine Steinmetz, 21 new teacher in our midst, has won our affection, both as instruittor and as friend. 131 PUCKS AND TEN PINS The new tunics may have helped the Honor Hoekey Team but the g1rls themselves d serve crecllt for an outstandmv season The players are as follows Fwst Tow E Luede rs L Radle V Kuhn L Sternelerg M Berne Second row E Rathkamp B Lawrence N 'ionnehorn E Eldndge A Murphy V Bredenfoerder Bowling is only a few years young in our school. We take much pride in pointing out to you the fair enthusiasts. First row-f-B. 1. Ziegler, M. Klefath, C. Kountz, V. Berling S. Janson, J. Murrell, J. Trefz, M. Berne. Second Tow--L. Raalve, D. Dorsch, R. Flick, L. Dorsch. B. Flannery, J. Wald, D. Rennekf er, C. Wald, V. Haap, T. Voegele. . w 132 l i l Y Sept. Sept. Sept Sept IN REVIEW -Alex Batscha receives his program in the senior girls' home room. -Spirit falls on football team when Schomaker breaks his shoulder. -Hurry! Hurry! Immediate seating all floors as the first senior auditorium session gets under way. - Essie Lueders is found crawling down the railroad tracks. The reason? Grasshoppers. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept -Ashesto ashesg Murphy to cameras. -Some of our stately seniors were seen truckin' in the hall today. -Extra! Dog seen in lunch room today. Everyone refrains from eating hamburgers. -New cheer leaders and new suits help us to hold our own at the Lockland gameg OfO. --First ground is broken for addition to Westerii Hills. K.. . K E ...c s 133 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 -Al Farrell, Helene Neave, La Wanda Raabe, and Joe Callahan are elected senior class oiiicers. -Stan Lammers doesn't like his English class any more. Mart Petri has been transferred to another class. -Loyalty Council installs new members in an impressive candleflight ceremony. Oct. 1- Captain Von demonstrates his manly strength Oct. 4 to the girls of fourth bell class. - Chuck Shank iinds Prosperity just around the corner. 134 Oct Oct Oct 6-Don Hathaway is brokenfhearted. Dottie hz returned his love in the form of a small pix 7-Football team buckles down to brass tacks i its practicing in order to beat Hamilton. 8-The dark and gloomy Friday which we'll all tr to forget has come to pass. Hamilton 37-, Wes ern Hills O. Oct. 11-Crossfcountry runners are learning that wind Oct has two meanings. ' 12-Long live Columbus, the school boy's frienc Oct Oct. Oct Oct. Oct -McCoy appoints Jim Bosserman chief deputy to help keep the gang down during the fourth bell. -Norbert Selhorst and Walter Rischman doze 'mid Hamlet's tragedy. -Boys seem to be getting milk conscious. It can't be because Althea Hartig is behind the counter? -Mr. Beckett demonstrates the real Stokowski touch. -Juniors begin to crawl past the upper classmen in the lunch line. They just can't wait. Oct. Oct Oct Oct Oct -It is rumored that Bill Reilly and Bill Steinmann have made some tasty dishes in the sixth bell cooking class. -Pink and yellow tags appear: Football 1937, and Let's be Champs. -Senior girls roam about the halls 'neath paper bags to help stimulate a winning spirit for our game with Highlands. Score: 13fO. -One for Ripley . . . students are caught studying. -Bob Applegate Hnally removes his prize jar of tomatoes from the staff room. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov -The Staff Room key appears with a long and dirty string. -Miss 'McKinley clears out the staff room amid wails and groans. -Louis Howe attains perfection in the art of egg throwing. t -All out for JAOS Convention at Columbus. Maroons triumph over the mighty Bulldogs 8fO. 136 Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. 6-Hockey Play Day. 8-Girls wear new maroon and cream hockey out fits. Delightful to look at but cold to wear. 9-Mr. Dauterich bites his nails until Lois Kraeme is awarded first prize in the poster contest. 10-Junior Loyalty members are installed in junio 1 auditorium session. 1--Twelfth grade beats eleventh in hockey tourna ment. ' Nov. l Nov Nov Nlov r -G. A. A. hikes to Mt. Airy to eat burnt steaks and to serenade the C. C. C. boys with 'Tve Been Working on the Railroad. -Don Shelby starts on his bifweekly task of collecting money for the Breeze and receives many a kindly handshake. -Andree Gering is kidnaped by Roy Weber and Bob Applegate and is forced to walk from the third floor to the first with them. - Skeeter Kuhn is seen running through the halls, with shinfguards dangling. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov -Western Hills Maroons are snowed under by Walnut Hills, 6fO. -Seniors entertain seventh graders at Big Sister Party. -After the demonstration by the Tune Detective, Wesley Pelling retires to the band room to at' tempt the mastery of the piano. -PowfWow. Glen Hudson breaks his arm in the reserve game with Elder Reserves. -Maroons are chewed up by the Panthers in the annual Turkey Day Classicg 3lf7. gs-f N l . we 1 RS' I E L. .....s...,s....i ., . Dec. Dec Dec Dec --All out for the Annual N. S. P. A. Convention at Des Moines, Iowa. -Ruth Schott visits Santa Claus in the company of Roy Weber, Woosie Pelling, and James Sims. -Mitch Better and Virginia Berling give their ver' sion of the Big Apple at the Senior Prom. -A Capella Choir sings over a nationfwide hookfup. .- i' .,t,,..,. ,, f,.,......... 138 si 4 up X cc Dec. 6-Lois Kraemer is still looking for a sure fire inf vestment for the money which she won in the poster contest. Dec. 7--Maroons win the basketball game with Auto' motive Trade School. Dec. '8-Combined choral groups present Christmas carols by candle-light in auditorium session. c Dec. 10- Grow and Lambie support drinking fountain outside R. 113. i A' 139 .. N. at .x,.. 1. . ..,a.,-X- N . . ,5,Nks.Ss. .Ns - . s..-.sway-.cc 1. X5 s-fair me S 5 s... E 1 Jan Jan jan Jan Jan Jan .X .qui -sigsrigtis . 3 4 5 7 .12 .13 --Ho hum! We're at the old grind again. -Reports are handed out. General dismay. -Bill Hetherington announces that be has recently acquired a bunch of stills. -Miss Strauss bobs her hair. We like it! Annual Staff races turtles at party in 315. The Hlviorning Bugle goes into the hands of receivers. 140 Jan jan. Jan jan -Ruth Deitemeier pleads with the newspaper staff to put her name in the Breeze. Q-Bachelor's Club holds meeting to discuss proposif tion of combined meeting with Girls' Knitting Club. Evelyn Rathkamp doesnit eat today-she's finanf cially embarrassed. Red Letter Day-Jean Ritter refrains from talking. 1 Jan Jan jan. jan Miss Guthrie and Miss Abbiehl, student teachers, become acquainted with the intricacies of life at Western Hills. -Tom Price was caught barefooted today. Virginia Lee Zanders was trying on his size 12's. -Mixid triumphs over matter as Betty Wiiiall forces her combination lock. -Maroons severely gnawed by Withrow Tigers, 3827. jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb The smell of burning grass assails our nostrils as Buvinger's hair catches fire. -Sophomore lets romance interfere with examinaf tion. Qui' fate in examinations is told today. -Still unconscious. -Slowly coming to. Elmer Kummler wraps his leg around his neck to aid concentration in class. T .j..Ff Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb . Mysterious person distributes Valentines to stall members. Senior girls are discovered thumbing an armored truck. Cold diggers! -Willie Riester wears his widelyfknown dunsel cap. -Tom Northcutt wins a free Annual in Camera Contest. -Symphony Orchestra captivates students with a twofhour program. 142 Feb. Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar 23 1 2 3 4 7 Colonel Willig shocks fellow students by ap' pearing sans necessary attire in gym class. -March comes in in tears. -Sturdy Juniors faint at tuberculin tests. Elder downs West Hi in basketball tournamentg 2124. -Play Day at Walnut Hills. Parents of grade S seven, eight, and nine are entertained at sehooQ. Jack Stewart turns out to be Forgotten boy in class pictures. vlar. 8- vlar. Mar Vlar Mar. .10 Feminine spectators hold their breath as boxers show that they can take it. Claire O'Malley wins championship. 9-Fashion show displays timely togs. --Ted Lindsay, Stanley Sevilla, and Warren Lowe are taken into Loyalty Council because of out' standing leadership. -They slide, glide, and fall. Who? The Senior Girl Reserves at the Rollerdrome. 15-Dick Kock is knocked over and breaks live cases of milk bottles in lunch room. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar Mar Mar. 18- - Happy Goldsmith explains how students can raise 3 locomotives 1 foot off ground. What's Metropolitan got we haven't got? Ask the Professor. Donald Dirr brings Leaping Lena, his newly acquired fire engine, to school. 24- jiggftime employs enough students to end the recession. Ruth Lammers struggles with a 2Offoot violin. Margie English appears with muddy shoes after tramping through the wilds of Saylor Park. Mar. Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr 30- Wimpy Seitz gets a hair cut. 31-March goes out any Way you like, as the Annual staff fusses and fumes. ' 1- April Fool! You asked for it. 4-Helene Neave and Virginia Lammers wander aimlessly about Norwood. 5-Betty Vandermeulen flirts with history report but can't decide to get acquainted. 8-Betty Windorf's ringlets fade into the past. 144 Apr Apr Apr Apr. Apr Lou Zimov plays with Ere in hotfooting Joi Sperber. Ulf to Washingtoii with Miss Bolan and Mis joseph. Ed Gramke breaks par. -Bob Chace contemplates a trip to Florida in hi newly created Chacemobile, the wonder car o the century fEveryone wonders whether it wil run., -'gLittle Eva Batscha finally masters the shag with help of Ginnie Bredenfoerder. Apr. Hay YIHV Jiay rlay fiav 2880-Mammoth Gym Show packs auditorium for two hours of joy. Clayton Evans brings cannon ball of Civil War vintage. Can he be initiating an armament race? 9-Senior girls begin charge on department stores in search of graduation dresses. 10-Senior boys ignore question of graduation suits. fOr are they slickin' up in private?J 11--Rose Pheiffer dreams about Bob Cowan. -Bill Hetherington calls for pins to repair damage done in gymnasium class, receives straight pins, and is unable to sit down. May May May May june John Henke gets half a permanent wave from Bob Krause. Students suddenly set out after the elusive 80 that will exempt them from examinations. Seniors grow tearful at prospect of saying fare' well to Western Hills. s-Juniors glow with satisfaction at prospect of getting rid of Seniors. -Class Day, proms, banquets, last looks, smiles, tears-a neverftofbefforgotten whirlwind month in the life of every senior! At last we say goodf bye. Graduation! . -lp D, I 'A wf' v , NWO, 4,,,. I . f y . ,, ,. f, xf .4- Q L. Compliments of First row-Mary Belle Brooks, Rose Pfeiffer, Betty Jane Burdorf, Dorothy Cohan, Evelyn Rathkamp, Mary jane Happley, Helene Neave, Melva Klefath Second row-Shirley Lance, Betty Elkins, June Huebner, Betty Ann Schick, Ruth Schott, Jessie Hickerson, Betty jacoher, Betty Lance, Janet Hoifman, Joy Elkins Third 'row-Alice Berty, Mary Clark, Ruth Fallon, Martha Hader, Callie Kountz, Marian Tischbein, Ellen Posner, jean Telegater, Betty Mae Van Harten Fourth vow-Mary Jane Schaurnloeffel, Ruth Schaeffer, Rita Ratterman, Mary Louise Zugelter, Norma Dustin, Ruth Lipp, Betty Jane Smith, Frances Tebbs Fifth row-Lois Jones, Virginia Erhardt, Martha Petry, Tess Reinerman, Ruth Lange, Ruth Eyrich, Eleanor Desmond, Esther Hauck Compliments ol First 'row-Evelyn Schmidt, Catherine Sullivan, Audrey Kissel, Muriel HePP, Mary Ellen Schum, La Wanda Raabe, Virginia Underwood, Evelyn Imholte Second 'row-Annette Knecht, Winnetta Morris, Dorothy Gress, Florence Reistenherg, Ella Lawrence, Lois Kraemer, Rose Mary Schlachter, Dolores Stewart 'Third 'row-Rita Ohermeyer, Virginia Richardson, Irene Cunningham, Loraine Heuf bach, Elaine Euler, Rachel Gomes, Sara Lou Nimmo Fourth 'row--Janey Morrison, Adele Motsch, Jane Kruse, Marion Renford, Jean Kautz, janet Hayes, Marilyn Exen Fifth 'row-Marion Ranz, Nancy Van Wye, Gladys Helbig, Virginia Bassett, Jane Wyatt, Phyllis Hopp, Virginia Burdick ,fl s , - s .L x X J ' 3 . I ki' K 1 l lk, 1 f X I Compliments ol F First row-Virginia Lee Zander, Ethel Knoth, Violet Kuhn, Ruth Deitemeier, Mary Jane Bennett, Jeanne Evans, Marian McClellan, Geneva Sieger, Adele Felix jean Ritter Second 'row-Lois Maujer, Dorothy Wiemann, Donetta Miller, Betty Bolender, Helen Zind, Jane Anne Hutchin, Jeanne Hehbeler, Elaine Happley 'Third 'row-Alice Seitz, Delores Tye, Helen Ludwig, Helen Burrage, Margaret Ann Busser, Muriel Schmick, Jean Long, Lenore Shaw Fourth 'row-Anna Jane Busch, Ruth Uflleman, Stephanie Robinson, Marian Knoth, Dorothy Seyler, Esther Lueders, Marjorie Mitchel Fifth row-Marjorie Harrison, june Hilgeman, Shirley Held, Harriet Schurter, June Bolender, Virginia Bredenfoerder Not in picture-Loraine Sterneherg 3 Compliments ol First row-George Mattan, William Reilly, Joseph Callahan, Jack Bramkamp, john Lake, William Riesterer Second row-Tom Hester, Daniel Willig, Elmer Zoecklein, Howard Crawford, James Brennan, Labron Miller Third row-Charles Ratterman, William Hust, John Bowen, Frank Kaiser, William Borman, Alex Batscha, Webb Hargrove N-ot in picture--Donald Katenkamp, Arthur Riehle, William Ryan li .if A L x l KM ig J-A T' ff. Compliments ol First row-Virgil Haap, Howard Seitz, Tom Shrimpton, Donald Slaughter, William Lorch Second row-Carl Schindler, James Utrecht, A. Wahlke, james Conover, Charles Harrington, Dick Slaughter, A. Ruehlman Third row-Richard Schoene, Paul Schneider, Louis Harrison, Louis Schott, Bob Heis, Don Hathaway Fourth row-Tom Northcutt, Bill O'Connor, Stan Lammers, Bob Lipps, Don Smith Fifth row-Clark Pyler, George Marklein, Orville Retsch, Louis Holmes 150 Compliments of First vow-Kenneth Goldsberry, jack Mountain, Marvin Wing, Edwin Hoseus, Jack Krippendorf, Richard Woessner, Richard Weimer Second 'row-Warren Goetz, Walter Wnuck, Manfried Vollmer, William Rudig, Frank De Laney, Raymond Harrison Third 'row-David Cloyd, Robert Hable, Charles Habig, Robert Stinson, Edwin Schomaker, Harvey Haines, James Glaab .Q Not in picture-Edward Bruggemeier, Jack Story, William Trierweiler, and Edward Kleinfelter 151 Compliments of First row--Ken Wankelman, Jim Harris, Larry Bradford, Bob Schulte Second row-Dick Kopp, Edward Gramke, Bill Stevens, Dick Phillips, Walter Ismael, Al Heilman, Bill Hetherington, john Cowan Third row-Tom Price, Charles Seeger, Edward Ridenour, Bill Morrissey, Jack Butcher, Harry Hanum, Bob Chace, Harry Wolf Fourth row-Barney Chace, Bruce Poynter, Jack Sargeant, Charles Blankenbuehler, Eugene Woodworth, Bill Kennedy, Bob Murphy Fifth row-Bob Schiff, Marvin Ruehlman, Cliff Dornette, Louis Howe, Everett Lewis, Ernest Stahlrnan, Bob Cowan, Bob Wood, Lloyd Kuhn, Julius Sahm Compliments ol First row-Wesley Pelling, Arthur Baumann, Dick Schutte, William Lostetter, Chester Hines, Dick Toedt, Roy Weber, Robert Applegate Second row-Charles Leonard, Clarence Ense, Dick Gillespie, Bill Biles, Earl Eng' hauser, Leonard Klusman 'Third row-Don Stokes, Sherman Applegate, Don Knowles, Don Lindsey, Gordon Wessel, John Schottelkotte, Roy Kern, Robert Cantzler, Elmer Kahle Fourth row--Louis Schooler, Howard Meckstroth, Blaine Aston, James May, John Fahrion, Gene Lear, Robert Haskel, Lloyd Prichard Not in picture-Cliff Besheer, Ted Luth, Don Shelby, Kenneth Heil, Robert Ortman 153 Compliments ol First row-William Meyers, William Mead, Arthur Klug Second row-Raymond Frank, Leonard Bishow, joseph Mier, William Lewis Third row-Harvey Meister, Elmer Kuehn, james Ratterman, William Krause The PASSPORT To a million dollars in equipment and technical knowledge is within your grasp by dealing with WESTWOOD MOBILGAS HARRISON And BOUDINOT Mo. 3222 154 Westwood Mobilgas Station Time Friendly Station at the Sign of tl1e Flying Red Horse Gaiam Q 5031 Glenway Avenue l One of they groups which fre- quently eat at the Colonial Grill after school. 0 0.0 0 0.0 WA. 9593 ROBERT MARSCH ELL HE management of the Colonial is pleasing the Western Hills community not only by serving food which is incomparable in quality, but by creating the atmosphere of the colonial period. , Be sure to complete your evening by stopping at the Colonial Grill- for the finest food in most cheerful surroundings. l Mwnm 0 0 iss 652 State Ave. . 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MAin 3884 156 Q A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED .... alt is a grand and secure feeling to he able to draw out money with interest at the West wood Bank when you are in need,', explains Mr. Springmeyer. ul can also assure you that an account at our bank will give you a real start toward independence in your later yearsf' The O'lVIalley boys are opening a joint account at the Westwood Bank. WESTWOOD BANK Harrison Ave. at Boudinot Ave. MOntana 2104 WAhash 0265 FOR QUALITY DAIRY FOODS Russel certainly is popular with the girls when he has a bottle of lVIause's milk. Clayton won't ever stop gulping that healthful drink to have his picture taken. Russel is trying to say that besides Grade MA milk, Mause can sup- ply you With rich creamery hut- ter, wholesome cottage cheese and selected fresh eggs. I c6Let a friendly Mause dairyman, deliver your dairy productsi' JUST GIVE US A CALL! ! 157 O BUY Your appliances at MAROUIS' These Westef1'n Hills students are looking at a beautiful new Kelviuator refrigerator, and admiring the ideal kitchen equipment to be found at the Marquis shop. I Price Hill's most complete electrical appliance shop Marquis Appliance Shop 3928 Glenway Ave. Wa. 2005 I STOP OVER TODAY '- AND GIVE YOURSELF A TREAT uAbe,' Wolf forgets his hamburgers when he is eating that delicious ice cream at Miller's. Rosie's rosy cheeks are due to her frequent visits to Miller's and those scrumptious hot fudge sundaes. Y ILLER'Sl DAIRY BAR I Western Hills' most modern dairy bar for high grade dairy products. Warsaw-Cleves Pk. and Glenway 1 58 0 WULLENWEBER MCJTORS CCD. We also sell the Economical Willy-'35 miles to a gallon! ul-lop in, June, for the best ride- Russel certainly is popular with can't seem to wait until Tom gets in. Wfhis new Hudson is breath- taking, says Esther. 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INIIIANAPIILIS, INDIANA 'mwazwmqwmfwwwgdzmaf H Babst, Le Roy Robert ........ 3207 Hildreth Ave.--Mo. 4174W DIRECTORY Acton, Arlyne Alice .............,...... 2102 Selim Ave.--Wa. 8135 Applegate, Robert H ......... 2945 Lischer Ave.--Mo. 3563W Armstrong, 1ohn Edward .... Box 251fA, Griilin Rd.--Ki. 3692 Aukenthaler, Ruth ................ 4114 1amestown St.-Wa. 4229 Austing, Rita Marion ........................ 3540 Mozart Ave.-None Baldridge, Kenneth ............,... 4205 West 8th St.-Wa. 0837 Barlion, Helen Marguerite .... 3725 Applegate Ave-Mo. 0373 Batscha, Alexander ........ 3266 Montana Ave.-Mo. 0659W Baumann, Arthur V ..................... 2907 DeBreck-Mo. 2001 W Becknell, Mary Agnes ................ 417 Rapid Run Rd.-None Bennett, Mary 1ane .... 3124 Queen City Ave.-Mo. 24301 Berheide, Esther H ............l........................ 1736 Pulte St.-None Berling, Virginia ........................ 4842 Prosperity Pl.-Wa. 2062 Dhonau, Marjorie Ruth ...... 3028 Temple Ave.--Mo. 18871 Diesel, 1une M ..................... 3900 Carrie Ave.--Mo. 4293W Dirr, Donald ..........................,..... 945 Enright Ave.-Wa. 1578 Dischner, Donald Carlton ................ 812 Pedretti Ave.-None Dorsch, Dorothy M ................. 1121 Grand Ave.--Wa. 2710 Dorsch, Lillian C ..,..........,....... 1121 Grand Ave.--Wa. 2710 Dowling, Dolores M ...........,. 3810 St. Lawrence Ave.--None Berne, Muriel 1 ........... Better, Mitchel ............. Bick, Virginia Rose ......... ........3637 Gamble Ave.-Mo. 3554 Bielefeld, Mae Rose ........... Bietsch, Russell G .......... ...............3621 Hillside Ave.-None .......1052 Gilsey Ave.-Wa. 3003 .........3740 Mayfield Ave.--None ...........3107 McHenry Ave.--None Blamer, Edwin C ..................... 2153 Weron Lane--Mo. 4148W Bleck, Louise ................................ 5231 Relluk Rd.-Wa. 9248 Drott, Walter ............ 961 McPherson Ave.-Grandview 0480 Duebber, Adolph .................... 559 Mt. Alverno Rd.-Wa. 7962 Duebber, Donald W ................. 1003 Sunset Ave.--Wa. 8851 Eldridge, Edith Dorothy, 505 Greenwell Rd.--Grandview 0325 Elkins, Betty ................................ 1142 Beech Ave.-Wa. 7221 English, Marjorie Dean ............ 6324 Lower River Rd.--None Ense, Clarence ...,.,.......................... 1135 lliif Ave.--Wa. 4338 Erdeljon, Charles ..............,............................. 3937 Kenkel Ave. Eslinger, Evelyn ........................ 2471 Mc Brayer St.--Wa. 0388 Essell, Amor .................... 3306 Broadwell Ave.-Mo. 1978 W Esterman, Dorothy ................ 3505 Cheviot Ave.-Mo. 1167M Evans, Clayton ........................ 3119 Wooster Pl.-Mo. 2431 M Evans, 1eanne Miriam ....,... 3010 1unietta Ave.-Mo. 175 5 W Even, Paul Raymond ................ 1037 Woodlawn Ave.--None 53W Bohnenkamper, William ............ 574 Purcell Ave.-Wa. 8914 Bosserman, Vernon E ................. 3631 Boudinot Ave.--None Bossert, Otto .............,........................,..... 3051 Hull Ave.-None Bowles, Mark ..........................., 4969 Glenway Ave.--Wa. 2600 Bradford, Lawrence ..,..................... 2917 Werk Rd.-Mo. 0300 Bramkamp, C. 1ack ..........,. 4326 W. Eighth St.--Wa. 9419 Bretcher, Fred ........................ 2600 Harrison Ave.--Mo. 04591 Brinkman, Dorothea Anne ......., North Bend Rd.--Mo. 1912 W Brockhoff, 1oan Esther ............ 3945 Lovell Ave.-Mo. 0519W Bruckmann, 1une Lorraine ....,... 4813 Prosperity Pl.-Wa. 6638 Fairbanks, Shirley ................ 3732 Kessen Ave.-Mo. 31 18W Farrell, Albert .................... 2434 Montana Ave.-Mo. 1956R Felix, Adele Louise ............ 3008 Montana Ave.-Mo. 2232M Fick, Charles ............................ 3978 Trevor Ave.-Mo. 20851 Fischer, Barton Lee .........,.. 3621 Glenmore Ave.--Mo. 35491 Fischvogt, Doyle 1 ..................... 3887 Meyerfeld Ave.-None Fisher, Warren .....,,.,....... 3909 Meyerfeld Ave.-Mo. 01 Brueggemeier, Edward ................ 1609 Rosemont Ave.-None ,........732 Mt. Hope Rd.+Wa. 4310 Buerger, Frances Ellen ,... . Bullock, 1uanita Mary ........ Buchert, Giles ................... ...3603 Darwin Ave.-Mo. 07991 ....662 Hawthorne Ave.--Wa. 2040 Grasser, Dorothea ............... 3 216 Epworth Ave.-Mo. 23 5 2 W Burdorf, Betty 1ane ................ 2824 Werk Rd.-Mo. 1750M Busam, Margaret Louise ................ 3901 Boudinot Ave.-None Busch, Dorothy Mae ............ 3673 Herbert Ave.-Mo. 11871 Busch, Robert William .................... 3328 Hillside Ave.--None Buvinger, Wilson 1 ..................... 2911 Werk Rd.--Mo. 07891 Callahan, 1oseph .................... 4801 Prosperity Pl.-Wa. 6887 Camden, Marie ............ ........ 3 200 Warsaw Ave.--Wa. 7128 Cappel, Edward F ................. 4764 Glenway Ave.-Wa. 2097 Chace, Robert ..................,..... 2912 Harrison Ave.-Mo. 2959 Chesley, Marcia ............ 3590 Van Antwerp Pl.-Av. 8138R Christiansen, Eugene H ..... 2946 Harrison Ave.-Mo. 0140W Christy, Dorothy ................................ 4834 Prosperity Pl.--None Clendening, Helen L ............. 3033 junietta Ave.-Mo. 1755 M Cohan, Dorothy Louise ......., 3215 Wardall Ave.--Mo. 14251 Conway, Mary ............. ....... 4 938 Cleves Pike--Wa. 1328 Cook, William ............. ......,. 2 518 Glenway Ave.-None Coon, Pam ........................ ........ 4 026 Liston Ave.-Wa. 2712 Coots, Mildred Mary ........................ 4094 Hillside Ave.-None Cowan, 1ohn ........................ 4451 Carnation Ave.-Wa. 4549 Craig, 1ack .................... ........ 3 615 Herbert Ave.-Mo. 40711 Crawford, Howard ............. Crowe, 1eannette M ......... ...........4968 Glenway Ave.--None ............955 Fairbanks Ave.--None Dawson, Dorene ,................... 3291 Montana Ave.--Mo. 34371 Deckelmeier, Alma ................................ 3433 Osage Ave.--None Deitemeier, Ruth .................... 3009 Montana Ave.--Mo. 2662 R 172 Flannery, Betty 1ane ................ 1268 Henkel Dr.-Wa, 6699 Fledderman, jane Ann .................... 3904 Latham Ave.-None Flick, Ruth ..............,......... 3809 Boudinot Ave.--Mo. 2360R Flournoy, Marie .................................... 3493 Craig Ave.-None Galpin, Betty .................... 2185 Harrison Ave.--Mo. 1933 W Gardner, Owen Carl .................... 109 Rapid Run Rd.-None Gaub, William E ................. 4050 Harrison Ave.-Mo. 2438W Geier, Robert .........,...................... 1041 Schiff Ave.-Wa. 4496 Gering, Andree 1eanne ................ 221 Sidney Rd.-Wa. 8321 Giannetto, Angie ................ 2543 Hansford Pl.--Mo. O289R Gilbert, Dorothy Florence ................ 2100 Yoast Ave.-None Gildenblatt, Sadie ..........,......... 1260 Manss Ave.--Wa. 4602 Gilhart, 1eanette ................ 3804 North Bend Rd.-Mo. 2724M Gillespie, Richard D ............. 2946 Mignon Ave.-Mo. 2780W Goetz, Adele ............................ 1608 Baltimore Ave.-Wa. 4993 Goetz, Bernice ................................ 952 Fairbanks Ave.--None Goldhoif, Robert M ................. 2959 Mignon Ave.-Mo. 29051 Goldsberry, Kenneth ........................ 963 Wells St.-Wa. 7625 Gottschalk, Bernice ................ 1235 Rutledge Ave.-Wa. 5870 Gradman, Frank E ............. 1010 Rosemont Ave.-Wa. 7133 Graham, Virginia Christine ............ 226 Sidney Rd.-Wa. 2180 Graman, Arthur A ........ ......,.. 4 509 Carnation Ave.--Wa. 7682 Gramke, Edward .................... 2650 Harrison Ave.-Mont. 1700 Gross, Dorothy Margaret ........ 1219 Sunset Ave.-Wa. 5032 Grothaus, Erna Mae ........................ 3228 Phoenix Ave.-None Haap, Virgil ........................ 1225 Blanchard Ave.-Wa. 3158 Haap, Vivian L ..................... 1225 Blanchard Ave.--Wa. 3158 Hall, Betty Louise ............ 1040 Woodlawn Ave.-Wa. 7813 Hall, 1ane ........................................ 1038 Kreis Lane--Wa. 5187 Happley, Mary 1ane ............ 3246 Glenmore Ave.-Mo. 2221 M Harris, 1ames, 817 Mt. Clair Ave., Dayton, O.-Adams 5544 4697 Hartig, Althea .............. Hauer, Richard .......,................ Heil, Kenneth H .......... Heilmann, Albert .....,.. .109 West Tower Ave.--Mo. 3421 W 3220 Harrison Ave.--Mo. 0492 .....3821 Glenmore Ave.--Mo. 0105W ..........3415 Hillside Ave.-Wa. 1531 Henke, John ........................ 3946 Glenmore Ave.-Mo. 2039J Henshaw, Irene .............. ........,..... 7 36 Considine Ave.--None Hepp, Muriel Rose ..........,..................... 1235 Ross Ave.--None Hericks, Ruth ................................ 813 Woodlawn Ave.-None Hetherington, William .... 2535 Hollenshade Ave.--Mo. 1680R Hines, Chester L .......... '........ ........... 8 2 0 Wells St.-Wa. 7550 Holmstrom, Paul ............ Horning, Vernal R ....... Horstmann, Violet ....... Horton, Betty Lee ........ ........3124 Penrose Pl.-Mo. 1880W ......Box 177 Nova Ave.--Mo. 0688J 2969 Lischer Ave.-Mo. 1045 ............1976 Queen City Ave .--None Hoseus, Edwin .................... 2666 Harrison Ave.-Mo. 1179R Hudson, Harry ........................ 4960 Glenway Ave.-Wa. 4868 Huevelman, Kenneth ................ Box 649fB Diehl-Mo. 3339R Hunt, Margie ........................ School Section Rd.-Mo. 4276M Ilg, Helen .................................... 1926 Westwood Ave.-None Imholte, Evelyn ................ 3331 Epworth Ave.-Mo. 1141 W Ismael, Walter William ............ Jacober, Jack ............................... Jacobs, Thomas Charles ........... 3121 Penrose Pl.--Mo. 4177 W .839 Kirbert Ave.-Wa. 8290 .Box 233, Anderson Ferry Rd. -Wa. 2189 Jansen, Schamah ............. ................... 1 207 Beech Ave.-None Jarrold, Harry ............. ....................... 5 11 Purcell Ave.-None Jerger, Mary Jean .......... ......923 Hawthorne Ave.-Wa. 8159 Johnson, Clarence .....................,...... 1922 Harrison Ave.-None Jordan, Paul ........,,.............. 3102 Daytona Ave.-Mo. 2618W Jung, Roland R ......................... 5061 Sidney Rd.-Wa. 8095 Kadetz, Paul .................................... 1652 Iliff Ave.-Wa. 5564 Kallmeyer, June Shirley ........ 4110 Francis Ave.-Wa. Neff, Howard W ......................... 451 Grand Ave.-Wa. 5972 Kallmeyer, William E ............. 753 McPherson Ave.-Wa. 1535 Kathman, Lawrence ........................ 580 Purcell Ave.--Gr. 0114 Kiehborth, Carolyn ................ 3845 Delmar Ave.-Mo. 2711 J Kirchner, Esther S. .............. 3644 West Liberty St.-None Kissel, Audrey Judith ........ 2937 Montclair Ave.-Mo. 0677 W Kleemeier, Evelyn ............ 3032 Queen City Ave.-Mo. 2080M Klehfoth, Melva ................ 3613 E. Darwin Ave.-Mo. 3634W Leibolt, Joseph ................................ 708 Mt. Hope-Wa. 0470 Klingler, Robert ......... ....................... 1 714 Gilsey-Wa. 6272 Knauper, Erwin .............. .......... 4 610 Midland Ave.--None Knight, Virginia Rose ..... ........ 9 26 Mt. Hope Ave.-None Knoth, Ethel Ann ............................ 1376 Covedale-Wa. 1915 Kock, Richard Charles ........... Box 411 A-R, R. 4-Wa. 6383 Koenig, Rosemary Virginia .... 1246 Sunset Ave.-Wa. 3492 Kopp, Corinne L ............................. 3132 Epworth Ave.-None Kopp, Richard Ingersoll ............ 3917 Davis Ave.-Mo. 3773J Krabacher, Helen R ............. 3474 Mayfair Ave.-Mo. 3208J Krause, Robert ................ 3414 Woodbine Ave.-Mo. 3282W Krippendorf, Jack ................ 2324 Glenway Ave.-Wa. 3022 Krumpelbeck, Helene ................ 1040 Winfield Ave.-Wa. 1106 Kuhn, Violet .................... Clevesf'Warsaw Pike-Tux. 7302R Kunnen, Edward L ..................... 1027 Fairbanks Ave.-None Lake, John F ..................... 3033 Daytona Ave.-Mo. 1920W Lammers, Ruth ........................ 3250 Epworth Ave.-Mo. 3423 Lammers, Virginia ................ 3250 Epworth Ave.-Mo, 3423 Lang, Margie A ............................. 1621 First Ave.--Wa. 0485 Lemmink, Anna C ..... 3838 Washington Ave.-Mo. 1786M Q Lidsay, Theodore George .... 2839 McKinley Ave.-Mo. 2977 W Loebker, Harry George ........ 4827 Prosperity Pl.-Wa. 2157 Loehrlein, Alice ............................ 3409 Glenmore Ave.-None Lorch, William ............................ 1240 Quebec Rd.--Wa. 1997 Lostetter, William .................... 1206 Dewey Ave.--Wa. 1092 Lowe, Warren ..,......... 6525 Lower River Rd.-Delhi 109W Luhrman, Gladys E ..... 4242 Cin.-Louisville Pike-Mo. 1020 McCabe, Dorothy Mary ........ 1287 Rutledge Ave.-Wa. 8176 McClellan, Marian Gertrude .... 4821 Prosperity Pl.-Wa. 0992 McWalters, Jack .........................,.. 1019 Underwood Pl.-None Madden, Ruth ............... ......... 3 746 Hillside Ave.-Wa. 5281 Mandell, Abe ............................ 3628 Warsaw Ave.--Wa. 0754 Oaks Pl. Markland, Marian L ................. Delhi Pike E? Glenn -Wa. 9011 Mathias, Evelyne ................ 3304 Gamble Ave.-Mo. 1181M Mattox, Dorothy .................... 2599 Fenton Ave.-Mo. 3170J Maxi, Barbara Anna ........................ 4802 Prosperity Pl.-None Melchiona, Amelia ............ 3587 Epworth Ave.-Mo. os97W Melzer, Gordon G ..................... 3289 Renfro Av. Ei Swan Pl. -Mo. 3273J Mersch, Thelma Marie ........ 2824 Montana Ave.-Mo. 3081 W Meyer, Edith Martha .................... 1021 Academy Ave.-None Meyers, Robert S ................. 3479 Stathem Ave.--Mo. 1256W Miller, Labron W ......... Box 93, R. F. D. 7, CinfLouisville Pike -None 5849 Minges, Ralph ........................ 4501 Glenway Ave.-Wa. 0641 5054 8374 Mills, Oscar ................................ 1807 Minion Ave.-Wa. Minning, Mary Ann ............ 1351 Tomlinson Rd.-Wa. Minor, Bernice .................... 914 Hawthorne Ave.-Wa. Mitchell, William, 6416 Lower River Rd, Zinn Pl.-Tux. 7018 Mobberley, Mary Lou .... 3820 Washington Ave.-Mo. 3453 W Mohr, Henrietta .................... 3429 Millrich Ave.-Mo. 3585 J Moss, Dorothy ........................ 9 50 Fairbanks Ave.-Wa. 4931 Mountain, John ................ 1415 Robinwood Ave.-Va. 4028 R Mulligan, Bernard ................ 4075 West 8th St.-Wa. 1935 W Mumper, Marie Mary ........ 3761 Francis Ave.-Mo. 1343 R Murphy, Alma ............ ClevesfWarsaw, Box 288-Tux. 7302M Myers, Edward Mills ............ 3671 .Warsaw Ave.-Wa. 5127 Neave, Helene ........................ 2500 Harrison Ave.-Mo. 3110 Newport, Helen Louise ................ 2710 Lehman Rd.-Gr. 0850 Newrath, Marie A ............. 3506 McFarlan Rd.-Mo. 3914J Nicholson, Dorothy ................ 704 Mt. Hope Rd.-Wa. 4824 Nidich, Louis ................ ........ 3 656 Warsaw Ave.-Wa. 9595 Nobbe, Kathleen ............ ,....................... 1 819 Forbus St.-None O'Dowd, Patricia ................ 3810 West Eighth St.-Wa. 6402 O'Malley, Clair .................................................... 746 Enright Ave. Otthofer, Charlotte ........................ 1007 Kreis Lane-Wa. 1799 Papania, Dolores Marie .... 3070 Ramona Ave.-Mo. 1188W Patterson, Joan Ellen ................ 5070 Sumter Ave.-Gr. 0694 Pelling, Wesley ................ 3716 Boudinot Ave.-Mo. 1924W Pfeiffer, Rose .........,.............. 2401 Montana Ave.-Mo. 0571 R Phillips, Richard B ................. 3103 Ruth Ave.-Mo. 2172 R Pieper, Jane ........................ 3711 Boudinot Ave.-Mo. 1502R Price, Eloise Anne .......,.................... Nova Ave.-Mo, 4289W Prophater, Raymond .................... 1224 Sliker Ave.-Wa. 8445 Prophater, Robert .......,. ....... 1 224 Sliker Ave.-Wa. 8445 Raabe, La Wanda ....................... 966 Elberon Ave?-Wa. 5026 Rathkamp, Evelyn Ann .... 2865 McKinley Ave.-Mo. 0436W Reagan, Betty Elton ........ 4461 Carnation Ave.-Wa. 2825 LCOHHFCL CIHHFICS ----------.-----------...--- 1005 COI'0I1HC10 AVC--NODE Rees, Wilbur L ................................. 3216 Hillside Ave.-None Levy, Morris .................................... 1648 Iliff Ave.-Wa. 3190 Reilly, William ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 354 W. gth St.-Wa. 1996 Liebetrau, Fredric ...,.... 4979 Western Hills Ave.-Wa. 5939 W Reinmuth, James ...,.,,........, 2400 Montana Ave,-Mo, 1307 M Lind, Fred G ..................... 3220 McHenry Ave.-Mo. 4030W Remke, Maurice ........ ..... , ..1 ........ 1712 IliE Ave.-Wa. 3214 ' 173 4? I A i Reuter, Arlene M ............................. 10 Ruebel Pl.-Mo. 20441 Remle, Dorothy Edna ........ 3721 Boudinot Ave.-Mo. 1984W Renneker, Dorothea Rosemarie ........ 728 Elberon Ave.--None Riester, William 1 ............... Rischmann, Walter 1 ......................,.. 3720 Carson ......5009 Relleum Ave.--Wa. 8675 Ave.-None Ritter, 1ean .............................,. Box 368 Delhi Pike-Wa. 6344 Rohan, Genevieve ........................ 2524 Morrow Pl.-Wa. 2283 Roland, Harvey .,.,................ 1752 Fairmount Ave.-Gr. 0455 Roll, Elsie M .........,........ ...... B altimorefFaraday-Mo. 08181 Rosfelder, 1eanette .......... ........... 2 181 Harrison Ave.-None Rost, Claude ,................... ..,..... 1 512 Manss Ave.-Wa. 2656 Rowekamp, Bernard ................ 3829 Carrie Ave.-Mo. 16941 Ruwe, Florence 1 ..................... 405 Elberon Ave.-Wa. 0508 Schaefer, Franklin .......... ............,.2377 Wilder Ave.--None Schaeffer, William .................,,. 1243 Sliker Ave.-Wa. 0680 Schick, Betty Ann ........... Schindler, Bill .........................,,.......,. 3642 Mozart 3017 Temple Ave.- M0. 0646 R Ave.-None Schinkal, Paul ................ R. R. 7, Westwood Br.--Mo. 30671 Schmidt, Don ............ R. R. 12, Box 208, ClevesfWarsaw Pike -De. 17 R Schmidt, Evelyn A ...........,..,.. 413 Elberon Ave.-Wa. 2319 Schomaker, Edwin 1 ............. 1186 Coronada Ave.-Wa. 4633 Schott, Ruth M. ...,........,.. 2943 Wardall Ave.-Mo. 2246W Schroer, Helen Louise ..........., Rapid Run Rd., Sayler Park Sta. -Tux. 7144 R Schroer, 1. Raymond ,............... 2929 Kling Ave.-Mo. 2292W Schube, Dorothea Mae ................ 4043 Pahos Ave.-Wa. 8417 Schuch, Elizabeth B ......... 2185 Queen City Ave.--Mo. 0304 W Schulz, Anne ................................ ....2123 I Harrison Ave.-None Schum, Mary Ellen .................... 2347 Quebec Rd.-Wa. 8198 Schutte, Richard 1oseph ................ 4106 Harrison Ave.-None Schwing, Fred ............................ 3735 Kessen Ave.--Mo. 24331 Seeger, Charles M ..................... 3441 Craig Ave.-Mo. 36541 Sehlhorst, 1ohn Norbert ........................ 192 ClevesfWarsaw Pike Sturm, Robert ...............,................... 1244 Iliff Ave.-Wa. 1990 Sullivan, Catherine Lois ........,.,..... 1118 Carmania--Vkfa. 8173 Tanner, Betty ........................ 3230 Epworth Ave.-Mo. 0034 Taylor, Willa Mae ................ 240 Monitor Ave.-Delhi 457R Teepe, Dorothy ................ Telgater, Peggy ................ Toedt, Richard G ......... Trimpe, Rosemary .,,....,...,........... Tueting, Evelyn ..............,.... 3932 Washington Ave.-Mo, 3404R 2839 McKinley Ave.--Mo. 07471 Thompson, Mary Ann ................... ClevesfWarsaw Pike-None 3323 Augusta Ave.-Mo. 3910W .4746 Dale Ave.-Wa. 5898 .3731 Frances Ave.-Mo. 2731M Underwood, Virginia Deanne .... 4838 Prosperity Pl.-Wa. 3173 R Van Wye, 1ohn Vawter, Frank .................... Veldhaus, Eugene ....................... 1730 Gilsey Ave. ...2734 Montana Ave.--Mo. 17701 ........212 Chelsea Pl.-Delhi 437R -Wa. 3799 Voegele, Thelma L ..................... 1604 Ross Ave.-Wa. 5093 Volz, 1ack ........................................ 4010 W. 8th St.-Wa. 0909 Von, Nida Ruth ............... 3944 North Bend Rd.-Mo. 0656'R Wald, Clara .......................,.........,.... 914 Mt. Hope-Wa. 2706 Wald, 1ulia ................................ 914 Mt. Hope Ave.-Wa. 2706 Walkenhorst, Walter C ......... 3288 Renfro Ave.-Mo. 3148W Walston, Trindle ,................................... 23 Republic Pl.--None Waltamath, Rosemary A., 3238 Stanhope Ave.-Mo. 0296 W Ave.-None Seitz, Melva ........................ Sevilla, Stanley ........ Shank, Charles ..... Shelby, Donald ........ -Tux. 72251 Seitz, Howard William .................... Rapid Run Rd.-Dehi 458 3915 Harding Ave.-Mo. 2163 M .....2061 Eastern Ave.-Wo. 7780 ............2959 Eggers Pl .1621 Kellywood Ave. .--Mo. 0760 --Wa. 9249 ...4452 Carnation Ave.--Wa. 9081 Sieger, Geneva A ................. 3700 Homelawn Ave.-Mo. 13141 Shrimpton, Tom ................ Siehl, Paul W .................... Simpson, Vivian R .......... .....3002 Montana Ave .-Mo. 1353 .......1258 Sunset Ave.-Wa. 0709 Sims, 1ames H ......................................... 317 Ingalls Slaughter, Donald ........ 3034 West Towers Ave.-Mo. 2011 R Smith, Ethel 1une ................................ 2100 Yoast Ave.-None Sonneborn, Naomi E. ............ 3227 Phoenix Ave.-Mo. 39271 South, Robert ........................ 4505 Clearview Ave.-Wa. 0330 Sperber, 1oseph .................... 2507 Hansford Pl.-Mo. 1394W Starnback, Lillian .................... 227 Forest Ave.--Av. 8364W Steinkoenig, Marjorie Elizabeth ................ 2311 Harrison Ave. -Mo. 2670M Steinmann, Marian Louise .....,.. 3043 Temple Ave.-Mo. 0198 Steinman, William- ................... 2511 Hansford Pl.--Mo. 13941 Stephens, William McGrath ...3649 Boudinot Ave.--Mo. 3695 Stertz, 1ohn ............. 4 .................,..... 1057 Lockman Ave.-None Stoess, Charles Edward ................ R. R. 12, Box 3l9fA-None Strong, 1une ............................... 1206 Dewey Ave.-Wa. 3221 Wankelman, Kendall ......,................. 3501 McFarlan Rd.--None Ward, William ............................ 2910 Kling Ave.-Mo. 0272 Wark, Albert .........................,. 3626 Meadow Ave.--Mo. 42731 Wayne, Wanda .......... R. R. 7, Westwood Br.-Mo. 37751 Weber, Roy ............................ 3326 Felicity Drive-Mo. 3263 Wehinger, Betty .................... 3666 Glenway Ave.-Wa. 0910 Wehrung, Dorothy Eleanor ........ 3339 Harrison Ave.-None Weidner, 1oseph ........................ 1335 Manss Ave.-Wa. 0477 Weiger, Vera .............. ............... 3 316 Buell St.-None Weimer, Richard ....... ................ 5 236 Relluk-Wa. 6772 Weninger, Ruth ......... Werner, Beatrice ......... ........ West, Grace ................................ .......3722 Robb Ave.-Mo. 1667R 3034 Verdin Ave.-Mo. 2387W R. R. 7, Box 89-Mo. 294OR Westrich, Albert M ............. 2384 Brokaw Ave.--Mo, 2583 M Westrich, Ruth G. ............ 2384 Brokaw Ave.-Mo. 2583M Willins, Albert ........... I ...... ,3314 Burnet Ave.-Harvey 56631 Willson, Betty 1 ..................... 3734 Warsaw Ave.-Wa. 0945 Winall, Elizabeth 1ewell .... 3284 Broadwell Ave.-Mo. 1622M Wing, Marvin ...... Rapid Run Pike, Box 420fA-Wa. 4296 Witte, Martha 1ane .................... 3177 Penrose Pl.-Mo. 1774 Woessner, Richard .................. 262 Linneman Rd.-Wa. 9214 Wolf, Harry A. ....................... 921 Woodlawn Ave.--Wa. 3447 Woodworth, Virginia Dorothy ................ 1368 Covedale Ave. -Wa. 8942 Yancey, Mary 1ane .................... 7146 Fernbank-Tux. 71591 Young, Raymond L ................. 1734 Minion Ave.--Wa. 8161 Zander, Virginia Lee ................ 2942 Feltz Ave.--Mo. 31ssR Zeisler, Mary 1ane ........ ........... 4 927 Ralph Ave.-Wa. 3342 Zimmer, 1ames E ................. 2633 Montana Ave.-Mo. 2886 Zimov, Louis ............ ......... 4 679 Rapid Run Rd.-Wa. 1455 Zoecklein, Elmer ..,..... ........ 3 224 Herbert Ave.-Mo. 0094 Zwick, Betty 1ane ................... 822 Woodlawn Ave.-Wa. 9256 - -a- AUTOGRAPHS . Q J K. ' I, . , ' ' fini. ' fr V .iff-14.4. 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