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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1946 volume:

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' fl Q.. ff, 7 . 1 VW 'ITA - 'lf' 'Q' 'vw' if: ww w -Jpwwwf wm Awww, aww ' fm ff f -ff fm QF +www mm M+ we, J JS.: M., ---4 , ' iv Q o yn 44 'Gym -. Ass n dedication to oun Uanlncqpafl, cwln. 021. SLQHQ - 6 DEDIBATIU At this time, when the world is coming to realize more than ever the importance of education as the backbone of all civilization, we pause to pay tribute to a man who has devoted his life to its progress-our beloved principal, Mr. Benjamin H. Siehl. On May 29, 1928, a record crowd gathered for the dedication of the new high school. The first clod of earth was turned over by the man who was soon to successfully lead the school through the trying days experienced by all new institutions. The infant school made great progress that first year. The senior class, which consisted of only twenty-three pupils, chose the school slogan: cooperation, the school motto: Lux et Veritaspand the school colors: maroon and cream. Mr. Siehl guided Western Hills through infancy and adolescence. Under his capable leadership, it grew and matured to take its place among the five highest accredited high schools in Ohio. The termination of this school year will mark the close of Mr. Siehl's career which has been devoted, for over half a century, to the cultural and educational enrichment of young American lives. It is with heart-felt regret that we see him leave Western Hills, we are grateful for the magnificent heritage he leaves behind him. The school he fostered will continue for many years to serve the people, a fitting and inspiring monument to his life of service. 7 mm emncQQmic3fm QaQ c9f3 tha ww? tiff Qaclqiswafwmwi ,vm A ff Q. f..w,w.f i f ' ,QWFW WL' 'vi-H' C A-fu, 1 J '34 2 J N . 'VM S4-'Q .. f,..ff W 43 R1 '44 3 2 , Lg-V4 Z wnmy. S ' YV' ' wk- . 0 Y,-A - f , 'P- fm ga 1 - if ig 'ia YQ? ff ,gflv Ei w J, A ,,,,VW 2 if 52 Jig .159 if i 0 1 ww 1 w l l l Q.. 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The faculty gave a farewell banquet in his honor in order to show its appreciation to him for his excellent leadership. Their gift of lasting worth is a scholarship to be given in his name each year to the student who best qualifies. Other organizations of the school have also honored him in various ways. His kindness, patience, and tolerance shall always be remembered. Jfmuneliy mama-:mia wit his tacauQtly 'tillllccll with fiat? Clif1a.u.ti u.Q mufzalci, ci irttii-163 mr,zwi,ani.aQ Rita lzmacfs The lunchroom murals, which were painted by H. H. Wessel in l945, are dedicated to the memory of the boys who made the supreme sacrifice in World War ll. Their names appear on a plaque placed beneath the murals Albrecht, Richard J Arndt, Lee W. Asimus, Earl E. Bassett, William R. Bauer, Donald Bauer, Harold W. Beckman, Howard Bleh, Edward J. Baomgard, John Bramkamp, Charles Brater, Elmer R. Broxterman, Joseph F. Buschle, Richard Camden, Charles H. Carney, Lawrence E Coghill, .lack Dell, George W., Jr. Edelman, Bruce Endress, Joseph G. Felix, Alexander W. Frey, Edward Gibbons, Charles Habig, Charles J. Hartig, Donald G. Hitzfield, Charles Horton, Robert W. Huffman, Marvin C. lsenogle, Robert L. Jansing, Robert H. Johnson, Ora L., Jr. Jordan, Harold E. Joy, Daniel T. Knapp, James G. Lammers, Arthur H. Lampe, Frederick W. Levy, Albert S. Long, Robert L. Mattan, George J. Meyer, Robert Modiano, Raoul Nolte, James R. Norris, Jack M. Poggendick, H. W. Renschler, Gordon Rundy, Elmer H. E. Rutledge, George A. Sauer, Donald E. Sauer, George Sayre, Dean A. Schaefer, Walter Schneider, William Seibel, Frederick Shelby, Jack Silber, Richard Stefan, Robert W. Steele, Donald E. Tahl, Malcolm Volmer, Joseph C. Wagner, Allen Wavra, Frank W. Weiskittel, Louis Wilde, Albert G. W M P f' ,zT2f 2 f3 Q ' ' ' i Q S f I 1 L 2' Q a, s i.5f'ap M, , PE, ai af: YWM C,1.5DCEf7?,1Qfh C,Lf'lC6Lif.gI U wMWlN I3 DEIJIIIATIUN PUEM By MRS. B. H. SIEHL At Dedication Exercises, September 10, l928. Long stood in virgin growth these Western Hills Bathed in the golden glow of setting suns For centuries, known to the white man and the red Crowned by the trees, enfolded by the river, Maiestically they watched changes, themselves unchanged But now great changes come: The land is cleared, the glebe is broken, By hundred men assemble, Steam shovels tear great caverns in these hills, Wood, iron, brick, stone, in seeming confusion thrown Men labor and the building grows, Little by little, sometimes leap by leap, Again slowly, but always upward, upward From the hills to the skies. Today it stands complete, Holding within itself lore of the past, hope for the future, Moving outward onthe sea of time Ready for its great adventure, A wide expanse its future lies, God grant we make it glorious. 14 0 iii Vi 'gzifggii i 2 I' 4.1136 A 4 all Z Q' Y. ,M G , 5' f f K Q- - , wr Q MX, -ff' , f f M ...M-0' WWMW , . v.,, W, ., I I 1 s Q ,, .V,, , K . ,kg ' I , r 1 W , 1 ff fi J . Q 1 ' .ff IJ! ' X. - ik, - f ., f f' .i Uf '! 15418 fri' ,Q if , ,M B 1 , 6, ,- mv.: I f, J ,, fn 'ff f'Jf' v ff Y 'f'f,:'N' r A fqfffgglp ,f!f,f'f '. ., , ,. . 'f-ffffffff,fff,gj4'i'fwi11E2'!-L ,E sip-Q-1. f'?ff'!!f W2 V M - 4 l,!,:,,1 .L i 1 4. Vfaxf' N 3, ffff K A 'fffi Q . - fi K ggf iff, xfgifwa fl 1 LAEEHEM ,yyfk z giifr VX ,fxff ai, ,AA ,, ,f',,w ff, , r rf ,.,,1gv,ff, g ,mffg - qw L, ff, f9f,,wfQ 7. 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WEBER English b.t7llLCJQ.iVQQ to li'fQcomQ l5QttQ.n clti,3Qrv:. 0 tcvmcafrmow MISS R. BERGMAN Mathematics MR. H. F. EHLER Mathematics MISS C. HOBENSACK Mathematics, Navigation, and Aeronaut hncacghffmt aim: sgacvzwa wi iucgh. f.3QhQfcvQ Qs, Q, thai. MR. A. SCHICK Mathematics MRS. E. P. SINKS Mathematics MRS. H. WALTER Mathematics taczofqcm lmcwe bonooad othembfsloea cm cfm Mcmllfzx omdl MR. H. H. DUNKEL Chemistry and General Science MISS A. GREENSMITH Blology and Geneml Sczence MR. C. L. JOHNSON Biology and Coach conlgiclenitfs. Clllfe, Qooh to them cm EXQWLPQEQ ion infaw MR. C. A. KOPP Physics and Genefal Science MR. R. MORGAN Physiology, Science and Health, and Heacl Coach MR. L. RICKERT Physiology, Science and Health, and Coaching 23 inqj owe, QLUQA and tutunolg. Clflfitlfx tho LZYLOLUQQCQQQ MR. W. W. BECKETT Miisic and Aflappella Choir MR. A. BRADY Music, Orchestra, and Band MR. T. E. FOUCH History, Sociology and Economics 24 cgciinszcf nom thain taachinciy, um UULQQ BQ Qc5uiM.uQcQ tc Phy H f MISS A GEETING H t y MR H L HESS I y A H t y MISS D SLUTZ y E C1 S l y . J g1Cl,5f'inCQQi'f?hE Ucamiisiuam gmfyfigemfbx that ww amiga cm we MR T C FRYE S cl H lrh MISS R BAYHA C MRS M B REES E gl h lffidl qflfeatenn gHiQQ1,1tcLncweQQ. We can lfxaiil coming MISS C. YALEN Commerce MISS B. M. BOLAN Latin MR . K. H ERRLE German, English, Mathematics, Social Studies 27 L3+ElCi.7'Lfh with comiacgc cmcl clctmmincition Iircoauac 0 'v I 'ff MISS H. BURK Physical Education MISS C. STEINMETZ Physical Education MISS C. WITTE Physical Education the KJRUEDETL toumdcition cgimzn ua.. foo hind lmcle on i MR. A. MCCARTNEY Physical Education MR. P. NOHR Physical Education MR. C. THOMAS Physical Education the tootpninta we have maple, we has i'?'l.C!g,3'M3L BT17107165 MR. F. C. KLIPPEI. Electric Shop MR. L. E. KRUSLING Mecliaiiical Drawing and Wood Shop MR. F. PFAFF Metal Shop and Mechanical Drawing V .54 fl, 30 lT5lltC7lLTLffLCLCZx'1f-171751 have QIZUUCLWQ aicgacg wa ics f.hLU'LYY1ULLYlt MISS M. DAVIS Arts and Crafts MR. W. MARSHALL Commercial Art MR. W. CRANDALL ' Meclzanical Dofawing c5lmtc.z.QQefA, HQQPEHQJL wir cm we Mains towancf owe. CBLOCLQ, MR. E. E. MILLER Mecharzical Drawing and Architectural Drawing MRS. D. HENINGER Counselor MISS H. YEAGER Counselor he otliiycc staff, almantiall to an efficient echoed The business matters at Western Hills are handled by a capable office staff composed of Marilyn Rohrmeier, Shirley Heis, and Blanche Emmes, pictured above. Marilyn,who assists the counselors in the afternoons, and Shirley, who helps Mr. Tower with the boys' absence and tardy slips, are junior secretaries while Blanche is the senior secre- tary. They handle all the correspondence, business problems, and administrative mat- ters that constantly arise in the course ofa busy school year. Mildred Huseman, who was not present when the picture was taken, is the school treasurer. All money mat- ters are ably managed by her. During the summer, the girls work untiringly and skill- fully on students' programs for the coming year. Without this competent office staff our school would not function as smoothly as it does. They deserve much praise for their ceaseless efforts which are directed towards making this an efficient institution. 33 - Q Gun uncfenlxtandlinq tacufltlg hIf1ClQQAl3E, nememlsenegfl ed! tim 710 , xx f - :N . Ma X .-ggdfz iw: gg wswspia susan iillnulwilxiw wwawn Q xwmnuunayaew mga umqaani B mama nas mnqaqxnnnw an a may 5 'ii ,,.. 3155 f .-1 W - Y f .. 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This has been ac- complished th rough the coordinated talents of the various staffs Th . e paper features news concerning student activity that is of interest and pleasure to the patrons. ln many ways the Breeze tends to improve the morale of the st d u ent body and promote the best interests of the sch l oo . The paper is as much a part of W estern Hills as the people who edit it. .J IMS K' The Literar y Staff of the Breeze helps to get the paper out by covering the news and writing articles. In the picture above are, left to right, V. Morgan, C. Dettmer, S. Gilfillen, D. Gudgeon, J. Barnes, and E. Stewart. All of these students, as well as others not pictured, took an interest in the Breeze, and wished to be a part of its working staff. lt is the separate stories written by reporters that, when put together, make up the final edition. Without the help of these very important staffs, the Breeze would have been coverage of school news and views. unable to give a complete ous y with Mr. A. Ches: ley Facult Ad ' manalle, anal gvnomotefs the Lntenafstfs at the school 'T Unique articles, West Hi gossip, Military news, and all other special features have contributed to the success of the Breeze. The Special Features Staff has earnestly en- deavored to present gay news along with editorials which seek to establish matters of mutual concern in the minds of the students. The members of the Special Features Staff are pictured above: left to right, first row, J. Bauerle, T. Koppenhoefer, M. Weber, F. Terrell, second row, J. Hauck, J. Bertschinger, E. Vogt, B. Snow, R. O'Flaherty, P. Mistler, R. Schwartz, P. Potts, and J. Koenigkramer. The Editor-in-chief works primarily with the other editors in order to produce a smooth-running, efficient newspaper. At the right, middle, we see the editors who accomplish this task. Left to right are J. Monig, Assistant Sports Editor, H. Mills, Special Features Editor, G. Delcoff, Copy Editor, F. Gard, Assistant Editor, C. Harrison, Sports Editor, S. Metz, Girls Sports Editor, B. Dick, Assistant Sports Editor, S. Blankenship, Circulation Editor, M. Bullis, News Editor. The typists and Business Staff fulfill all other duties neces- sary to the completion of a successful newspaper. At the right, bottom, are: first row, left to right, M. Cox, L. Knabe, S. Mandell, J. Korte, A. Artenstein, K. Hibbard, J. Hall, D. Sieber, P. Carter, second row, left to right, P. Gaskill, E. Faust, V. Coleman, and S. Blankenship. ll clnaall 55Jinit Qazptunecll bu, the Annual. in attempt The members of the Annual Staff, under the supervision of Mr. T. K. F. Burns, have worked together to develop the theme, Hail and Farewell. This year the book, dedicated to Mr. Siehl and the senior class, is a small reminder of the good times, the hard work, and the friends we have made at Western Hills. Within these pages the staff has attempted to capture the spirit of the school by showing student life at its best. As each one bids Western Hills Farewell and Halls the future, he will be able to carry with him the memories of years well spent. The portrayals of the school year includes the philosophies of Mr. Siehl and the thoughts of the senior students. It presents a varied account of the faculty, classes, clubs, sports, and other activities engaged in by the pupils. if' . copy. As editor of the Annual Staff Ralph Schulze, upper left has strived diligently to put out a yearbook that would please everyone. Working with him to accomplish this aim are the members of the Literary Staff shown at the lower left. F. Gard G. Delcolf, P. Carroll, A. Am brosius, B. Kappes, not on plc ture, have all done their but to make this a successful annual P. Carroll, F. Gard, and G Del coff had charge of writing copy for the various activities, while B. Kappes did a good iob on sports. A. Ambrosius helped Ralph mount pictures, a task which was not easy. Editing an annual is quite an accomplish ment as the staff members soon ' discovered. ln the picture at the X upper right, we see, E. Jordan and N. Bywater, who devoted much of their time to typing to depict atuiclcnt llitc, The Annual Art Staff has worked faithfully cmd well on the artistic effects composing this book. lts members have produced drawings depicting our theme Hail and Farewell. The art work of a book plays a major part in putting over an idea. The Art Editors, Donald Keiser, and Tom Heitkamp, are pictured above. Photography, too, is a primary factor in producing an annual. The clerks of the photography staff are pictured at the bottom, left. It is composed of Carol Barnhart, John Brown, and Louise Floyd. Their iob consists mostly of taking care of the photographs after they have been developed. The Art Staff is composed of capable work- ers. They are shown in the middle picture. Around the table, left to right, are B. Wag- ner, M. Rutledge, T. Heitkamp, N. Ruehrwein, L. Goehegan, and J. Kruse. Standing are D. Keiser, D. Mursinna, and P. Potts. Much of the photography of the Annual has been under the direction of the camera staff lt is be cause of the assistance of this staff that such excellent pictures have been constantly snapped Without visual reminders of life at Western Hills, the theme Hail and Farewell would not be complete. In the picture, above, left, we see G. Musekamp, and B. Jones checking photography equipment. Above right, D. Kerr and J. Stoeckle, the ace-photographers, prepare for action. The business of the Annual has been ably handled by the adver- tising manager, Bill Schroer, pic- tured at the left, with his assistant, Foster Terrell. Because of Bill's quick thinking and clear-cut man- ner, he has interested more than one person in this year's book. With an eye for business, he was on the look-out for advertising leads early in the year. Bill has had to lay out the advertising section of the Annual as well as to see that it was in good condi- tion financially. Although this iob doesn't get much recognition, it certainly deserves a lot of credit and praise. Clbhotocpalphmy, uilsuall ncmindlcn at achooll mcmanicls The productions for this year have required special light- ing, sound effects, and stage arrangements. These details are handled by a crew of hard-working boys. ln the upper right, we see, J. Trimble, and J. Tuttman, who worked in the projection booth, Bill Schroer, stage manager, center, is taking a last minute check on the lighting. At the lower left, are C. Oppelt, K. Herrmann, and J. Desmond. B. Ault, and J. McCormack lower right, make sure the Public Ad- dress System is in good working order. This group also has charge of the management of the programs for the auditorium sessions. The Public Address System is used tor various school activities. The proiection booth boys also run the films for class-room work. 5Jeei.aQ stage 5 sem hanclllccl big eaoaable Qnew. ,, S : V 1 . . W 1 2 ' '93 133'.-5 , 4 ssfff avfq ,mf V W1 ZA? 'gsufiiu , i by XFN Q w 'Q W -A j f .q .,,:. Q ,. 0 gg ,gg Q i 3 W, i f A N K K F ' ii fx gk 5 -. . i '- K ' , 1 ,i,f X52 i 5 6- Q 1 ,. . h V ' my an A ,, 2. .. ' 3 Q4 li at 35 K A 'f ff xmlh A 1-:X 2515? A 1 W ez ':'il: fi Q . 4,,. , W A -gf? ,QA ,fx ff ff! f 4 ff 4 i V' ' ' 4 W gz- if ' .A . if V - -' ' ,,.-.: EQI1 A- A ...: 54 m 'X MV A , . , ' , gf , -vgz .Q - . ,,,j . 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His sorrow is great, but, with the help of others and the daily requisites of life, he is able to carry on. On the other hand, Emily Webb, eventually finds peace and rest in the new life into which she has been led. The play was directed and produced by Mr. T. K. F. Burns. It was consid- ered as one of the best interpreted productions ever to be staged at Western Hills. The play was well re- ceived, and those who saw it left the auditorium inspired by its simplicity. 9 M 59 X Mime K .L .+L ,,- M 7, ,I 'I J fy iv, ' www mg mmm an ,ww,wwumv .mr 'fax ww- ww amaclig, afletian., fave, helped fa males the Cn May l7, the Dramatics class presented for its mid-spring show, a farce entitled, A Full House. Exaggerated situations plus a multitude of complica- tions made the evening a delightful and hilarious night for all who came to our auditorium. The out- standing performer forthe evening was Ruth O'Flah- erty in the role of Susie, the maid, who desired to return to Sioux City throughout the play. The cast of characters are as follows: Parks ....,,... ..,,i.... ....i....,.i..,i,.... B i ll Lowe Susie .......,.,i..................., i...,..... R uth O'Flaherty Ottily Howell ,........... .....ii,,.,,... P atsy Potts Miss Winnecker i..,.,..,.., ,, ,.,.,,.... Mary Dornette Daphne Charters ....... i...., .i.,, M a ry Ambrosius Nicholas King ...... ...i..., . ,, ,,.,.... Jack Thorpe Ned Pembroke, Jr. .iii ,., ...... .Arthur Stone George Howell ......... ..,,..,,... A Ilan Winold Dougherty ...i...,.., ...ii.,.. B ill Schroer Jim Mooneym, . ,,,,, .Sam Bucalo Clancy .,,.....,.....,. ., .. ,i,. .Ray Schubert Mrs. Fleming ,.,,...... .....,,....., R uth Craig Vera Vernon ....,,.... ,,.........i P at Doerman Mrs. Pembroke ........,..,. ,.,, . .Sylvia Knechtar benign Ipllcufr, nfl qulllz .4,l lauL1c, u hilaniauza hit. The play dealt with a mix-up of two suitcases--one containing love letters from Ned Pembroke to Vera Vernon, which George Howell persuaded Vera to relinquish, and the other containing a ruby necklace stolen from Mrs. John Pembroke of Boston. How this mix-up is unraveled and the proper suitcases plus the contents therein are returned to the rightful owners kept the audience in a state of constant laughter. A , , ,,. if in 15 es 5 ,, Q Q if sw ,X 131551 yi' , gp s mg ygzi, 7 fr ,EK V A fl' :Eff , ' 5 - H U? H553 , gh ' X 4 gy: ' ggi. 3 .25 43 v . wi EYE er , TI ' H ' :ff if fr , 54 gg'-,E K --wwf ' xg ,,,5 255 355315 if ' Ziff ' fffiflif s 5 ' M555 K- I ' fy -'mug f gag? Amy , Eg - i 3 Q1 A . 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Character, sportsmanship, and comradeship --these are the ideals for which we strive in our girls' athletic program. This program could be compared to a ladder, each phase of the game represents a rung to be climbed. ln the past years the number of participants in girls' sports has grown surely and steadily. Fall, winter, and spring find hundreds of girls eagerly anticipating an exhilarating game of hockey, basketball, or tennis. Good character and sportsmanship go hand in hand. A girl who loses can cheer for the winning team if she has done her best on the playing field. She can win and not boast before the other team, and she can sincerely give a cheer for her opponents. Play-days and competitive intra-mural matches bring about many friendships which might not otherwise have resulted. The Senior G. A. A. Cabinet is the capable group which fulfills the administrative duties of this organization. Planning and original ideas emerge from them. Their little sister, and Junior G. A. 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Q ,Q , K, 5,51 N-wi W1 'ff ,f ,Kp - K uw .?1f'2-K I - 7 ,ig . 1- v, -.Kfgex 143, -.f MM- 2 , xiigygk 4, WX' f I' X if K KKK , 'H X f .KA 21 . , K, 4 -Kf .+ l Hi H' iqincl a.nc9 give the best is aim. ay LTLQ 02E.!.i.ETt.UE.fh Every girl who participates in the organization of the Girl Reserves strives to face life squarely with an aim to find and give the best. The members of the Girl Reserves Club are pictured abovezfirst row, left to right,T. Shaw, A. Artenstein, R. Barnes, J. Korte, R. O'Flaherty, B. Cartlidge, E. Vogt, L. Knabe, S. Metz, B. Grishom, S. Blanken- ship, P. Carter, O. Vassil, M. Sisson, second row, V. Laws, M. Mankamyer, R. Schwartz, I. Terry, M. Siefert, C Shane, G. Bertram, P. Gaskill, M. Ambrosius, G. Delcoff, F. Gard, L. Sieck, C. Arnold, M. Dinkelacker, P. Mistler, P Keller, third row, D. Romer, B. Turner, M. Glazier, J. Kahle, J. Kort, J. Wetzell, B. McGee, J. Barnes, H. Mills, M Noell, E. Porter, S. Mandell, E. Faust, C. Schlieper, M. Klein, L. Floyd, M. Britt, J. Hill, R. Eickbusch, J. Esslinger, M Kruse, J. Fox, J. Fox, P. Tierney, M. Miller, fourth row, P. Stevenson, D. Becker, M. Becker, S. Knecht, R. Holstegge, M. Thornbury, B. Kruse, R. Tenner, D. Huber, A. Boland, L. Hasselbeck, J. Kohl, N. Bywater, J. Bauerle, M. Weber, J. Hauck, P. Carroll, B. Hepler, P. Doerman, J. Kathman, B. Schwing, H. Schwartz, J. Adams, M. Schnug, B. Bassett, N. Knauze. The Girl Reserves stand for the physical, mental, and spiritual betterment of every girl. To the best of their ability, they endeavor to fulfill their code: gracious in manner, impartial in iudgment, ready for service, loyal to friends, reaching toward the best, earnest in purpose, seeing the beautiful, eager for knowledge, reverent to God, victorious over self, ever dependable, sincere at all times. This year the club has progressed under the excellent guidance of Miss D. Smith, faculty adviser, and the Girl Reserve officers: Pat Keller, president, Pat Doerman, vice president, Gloria Delcoff, recording secretary, Mary Ambrosius, treasurer,Janet Esslinger, corresponding secretary, Louise Floyd, ring chairman. 58 tucllcnt Cou..nc:iQ dlwcllogna coobacnation Qcaclamhup Pictured above is the Student Council of our high school, a group com- posed of home-room presidents and representatives of the various school activities. Here, students, the back- bone of any successful school, find voice in the overall activities of the institution. The purpose of this or- ganization is to promote interest and enthusiasm in all student undertak- ings. The members are pictured left to right, first row, C. Barnhardt, M. Williams, B. Snow, K. Hibbard, N. Steinkamp, M. Baraket, E. Hogan, B. Rember, H. Siebert, B. Dick, second row, P. Gaskill, C. Arnold, D. Gud- geon, J. Condorodis, C. Schlieper, S. Metz, J. Kamp, J. Kahle, B. Molter, third row, J. Bauerle, M. Ambrosius, G. Delcoff, I. Terry, P. Mueller, P. Keller H. Kenn M. Bullis, A. Stone I yf I L. Knabe, C. Harrison, L. McHenry, B. Kappes, L. Lane, fifth row, R. Schulze, K. Newton, B. Fagin, R Myers, B. Thompson, C. Carlisle. he scat or the clnumzx an. . the lsllanc at the The accomplishments of our Music Department deserve much praise. The Band under the direction of Mr. A. J. Brady had a very successful season. The members played for the football and basketball games and helped to furnish a great deal of the rousing spirit that carried the teams to victory. The blare of the horns and the beat of the drums accompanied the enthusiastic cheers that urged our boys on. The marching forma- tions were exceptional because ofthe members' fine cooperation. ln dry, wet, warm, or cold weather each player was out on the field practicing the marches so that they would be perfect on the nights of the big games. Above we see the Band ready to march briskly down the field. Left to right are D. Ritter, Maiorette V. Schreibeis, R. Adams, R. Kane, first row, C. Greenlee, S. Rammes, A. Uhlenbrock, B. Whistler, A. Driscoll, J. Wertz, second row, D. Frazier C. Kemp, D. Atkinson, B. Rehn, C. Schutte, N. Bicking, P. Faust, G. Stewart, third row, T. Berg, M. Bullis, D. Sieber, S. Peters, P. Age, F. Sandlin, B. Reed, H. Rembold, fourth row, R. Sydow, J. Downes, D. Hurley, J. Brater, P. Bell, A. Borcherding, J. Ellison, J. McCormack, fifth row, R. Kleinman, W. Craig, M. Bolinger, R. Wormus, A. Miller, B. Schlacher, R. Rechtin, E. Fain, sixth row, J. 60 ,nf Iffvty QW lit. 5 '-'Z'-,-5. sig, .1 gl t ' M. 1 K J. 4 ,L x I K .6 ' 9 W , F' 'Qi E ,ff5?1? 0 fl 4 C v 9 X Q l D i v.. W 52 -A fe? F ' nf! r 3' V, 413571. ,E u. 1.1 ana Lmjnantant Qxtnca cu.nnieaQa.ri actiiicfitiafs-.. SPANISH CLUB La Estudiantina, Spanish Club, has ex- ceptionally talented members who have performed at the meetings of the Club. Enjoyable Spanish songs, skits, and talks, which have been presented, will be long- remembered by every Spanish Club en- thusiast. At the left we see sitting first row, J. Barnes, D. Gudgeon, second row, E. Stewart, T. Tompkins, J. Brater, third row, J. Combs, S. Trabaut, P. Faust, standing, R. Tenner, E. Sander, E. Levy, S. Granick, R. Nolte, H. Siebert, B. Molter, R. Schatz, G. Wagner. Mrs. Florence Fallon is the Faculty Ad- viser of this active group. lts celebration of Pan-American Day will especially linger in the thoughts of many because of the grand time enjoyed by all. FRENCH CLUB The French Club under the supervision of Mrs. Fouch has had many worthwhile projects to further the enjoyment of French. The members are pictured at the left. First row, left to right are, G. Virzi, J. Schuch, M. Miller, B. Moeller, J. Patter- son, J. Kahle, B. Frank, second row, R. Schatz, R. O'Flaherty, S. Metz, S. Dinke- laker, J. Ferrell, M. Ambrosius, D. Bruns, E. Bayer, S. Knecht, third row, B. Culber- son, H. Mills, J. Longland, M. Lotts, J. Jones, A. Bowen, P. Eberhart, E. Fuller, V. Avey, fourth row, J. Powell, D. Kaser, P. Hunt, N. Newberry, B. Klippel, P. Richter, H. Mahler, J. Practor, fifth row, M. Duggins, J. Brater, D. Hyde, R. Moak, M. Frank, E. Lawyer, D. Siegel, I-l. Griley. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. K. Herrle, enjoys leisure time profitably through its varied activities. The members comprising this group real- ize the value of studying a foreign langu- age. lt not only gives them a broader knowledge of a foreign country but it also promotes concentration needed in learning other subjects. At the left are pictured, sitting, first row, E. Wagner, C. Lutz, H. Koch, second row, S. Mandell, V. McDonald, third row, J. Edleman, M. Rhurwein, E. Faust, fourth row, W. Lohr, J. Hugel, H. Fisher, standing, first row, R. Hess, J. Niemeyer, P. Reis, second row, A. Perry, J. Bertchinger, A. Artenstein, R. Stark, G. Bosch, M. Hurlander, H. Kara- ben, T. O'Leary, B. Niemeyer. Jlllliacll auth .Bunch Sqiuacl, active onganlgationb The Allied Youth is an or- ganization devoted to bringing to its members an understanding of the value of temperance. The mem- bers, with their faculty ad- visor, Mr. Yung, are seen at the left. Around the table left to right, J. Brater, T. Steele, J. Barnes, M. Saul, S. Steinhard, V. Brater, first row, standing, L. Blum, B. Born, D. Bauer, J. Johnston, M. E. McDon- ald, V. Spiess, E. Mosely, J. Snider, D. Elliot, second row, R. Schatz, B. Wagner, G. Wagner, J. Brater, P. Bell, J. Molter, J. Brown, top row, W. Hesse, J. Kist, Deitzer, N. Renn. The Lunchroom Squad is an organization that is a vital cog in the daily functioning of Western Hills. It is this group of boys and girls pictured above that makes up the efficient squad who sees to it that we get our lunches every day. Miss Gates, the school dietitian, guides these students in their work and straightens out any difficulties that arise. There are approximately forty-four students working in the lunchroom. They help by ringing up sales, taking care of dirty dishes, and by doing other necessary iobs. Our lunches are prepared by twenty-one cooks and one porter. Without the effort on the part of all these people, Western Hills would be a hungry place. 64 M. Glazie, S. Gilfillen, S. Cwlccsciniczcill knowledge hellpb. Reinhancl with can Fingers run the saws, set the circuits, and fashion the steel of America. All over the nation, in hamlets and cities cmd farms, are the fruits of the mechanical labor. There are bridges, and towers, and tracks stretching out as far as the eye can see, stretching out in breathless array of America at work. All these things are the work of educated fingers, fingers that hammer, press, feel, and mold their way to the finished product of America we see today. l-lero at Western Hills, there are many facilities which enable the students to exhibit their talents. The in- dustrial arts department, another name for the shops, stimulates the manual as well as the mental prowess ofa boy. lt is this training in the efficiency of shop work, mechanical devices, and other technical apparatus that helps the pupils to meet most engineering emergencies. Above, we see Don Reinhart using his knowl- edge to repair the running mechanism of his car. 65 4 RN 75 ,a.M,, Q4 f v , .4 x e- xx- Q xg 4 ' 'V' 4. fx , J w rug XV W 'P A 3, If I! X . ' 'F if i my , ,E f . , Vs y, L ,, Ll. W' WI' ' ' . eh ji ' k n:'Q?z.' , , 1 , .1 1,3 W A vi, Xb ,, .V , MU At L53 5 Q , t Lvwfsg Ng Yralgfk 7 ,EQ ' ' - ' . W ' JE. ' ks ffigw N QM X f ,L MJT, Yi , 1. vw-avg x 5 xy . J A W - . . .1 'Q fi ' -f'26.'.' f m - Q 1 5, fm .Q sw 1 My F .ix . jk ki ,y Q 0 B 3, H is Q 3-, Li It Q 1' gf V :,3.A,,:W J, 4 x 'MAA I K kk If Y xr It nm Q? 3,1351 I ,.., A Mfgn? AKA J ,ja s L ' ', - ' gi Pix 2. 5, ' 5 ,ga . 4 M42?M5gf. f- F 4 -. A 14-I , ' fig RNA 3' M 9, :xt f KK' pk :A ? 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W mf WW v MQW W 69 A w 5591114 an thc cymirilitwlnsg rmltfi,,l3,wffm5t prirwtirll the ollrlf rirlcagt 1 This year's football team achieved a long desired goal. Although marred by a lone defeat, their record will go down in the annals of Western Hills' history. Confronted by a schedule, which contained several of the traditionally powerful up-staters, many doubtful opinions were expressed by the team's followers. Laying aside all fear of the on- coming opposition, our capable coaching staff, headed by Mr. Morgan, instilled in the team the will to win. After weeks of practice and drills, with emphasis on fundamental blocking and tackling, the boys were ready and willing to take the field for their initial game. Displaying a well drilled offense and impregnable defense, the team rode the crest of a three game winning streak until the meeting with the well-known Purcell Jinx. x Gem ct . 5 it iw?-Vw , Ei ,. Qf ,X gf 4 . -.--..,...N -nv-... 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Qii2Clflfe5s.niQ.yLl1 Coach Thomas' basketeers began the sea- son with great hopes for a championship team. Displaying ci well drilled squad, the Maroons managed to emerge victors in the first quarter of their schedule. Included in ths string of wins was a magnificent dem- onstration of basketball by C. Share during the Purcell contest, in which he managed to set a new Western Hills scoring record for a single game. Reaching a sudden climax at the promising start, due to the ineligibility of Charlie and several other mishaps to the team members, they failed to show winning form during the remaining games. Lacking in wins but not spirit, many faces, new to Western Hills fans, in the form of C. Phansteil, L. Lane, K. Schuer, J. Siehl, R. Palmer, to give the team a bright outlook for future yecnrs. The team members are pictured below as follows: first row, left to right, K. Schuer, A. Stone, R. Palmer, J. Siehl, second row, C. Phanstiel, L. Lane, B. Gerhardt, C. Harrison, third row, H. Hammer, manager, C. Thomas, coach, C. Share, D. Wolfe, D. Chambers, and W. Spiess, manager. mp t.,.J.t., . !w- f ' f t W 1.3.-if it H. QQQCLLLQQYMQ., Q ig t YJ t KM, Above are pictured members of the basketball team. At the top are D. Chambers, B. Gerhardt, and L. Lune. At the bottom are J. Siehl, C. Share, and J, Schuer. 76 W Simi Qu xx km , 'Q ,- ,Q . vi .ff 5 , 1 , . -1 'ff fr fax. .L 958' V gs, . ,, 'l E 4 A ja..,,.i. 1. A t , I f 'iff .. f nf 'H X A 1 11 , 1 H jf Q' 4, ' G , 5 Qi ,,f qnf A X Q ,- 5 f L , ' 8 4 W ffgfl Q ' 5: I -2 A 4 ff. ff ' I if UE, 1 sf A if r .QW f A, ff A 4 , ff X ' E I Q - A In . f f ' Q ,Ji , 5 1 S -jf' fa, m ,ff , f - 'X , -' I f ff W , 'I V J if ggjqfw .W-4 .ZW ,g,. , S , V 'gh 4 Im, A my P. 5 A W .1 , S .H ,M K fxwy 5 w A, . ,,.. 4 VK J i,W, , . - 1' f M if g g , . iw Y A, , , , -' - fs, . wg ,, ' , , 3 ' kv.. E35 I 5. 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V, ,X.LWJ 1 f -ff x A ,wh in ,M,fVLA,g.i Qf, ,ur , - .,V 1 wing: Mgt :lk Q fkgkygfyizy. 1,3 Y 51,14 -5. vig K may Y ,g,m,f . f- i',1jf,kf w ,-mira ,f ,L .wfwg 'Q-mf m, . , Mu 2, A , M: phrlxi, ,pig , f,5?',fg-,W mi ,H , ying., WWA ,-4' 1 f'3'w14.55?i,'fw ff mrff' If ,Q -v -IZ? 4 L 'L my, Ny, iff, in ,V 'riff jam o5J1pontunLtu,to clwellooo Lnclimcluall and taamwonle lnspired by the success of last years' fine Cross Country team, the 1945 Harriers began prac- tice determined to repeat their predecessors' performance. Paced by last year's Captain P. Groeninger, the boys began long hours of running over Western Hills' wooded course, to develop the necessary speed and physical endurance. From the many candidates Coach McCartney began to form a nucleous of the team that was to represent Western Hills. The five man team containing three of last year's lettermen, entered the first interscholastic meets. Their daily practice and training proved its worth when it emerged as city and district champs. ln the race to the end the team finished 5th in the State meet, a record worthy of praise. At the top of the page we see the team members in action. To the left of page we see, left to right, first row, E. Moran, L. Winningham, P. Groeninger, M. Leonard, second row, H. Ham- mer, manager, P. Poynter, M. Kramer, D. Westrich, P. Ruehlmann. . s ,. - ,i , CU mpetrltia ns. 1 m,e.e.ic5 r., mir: us' i- ilfi , gp 22, it . M l l With the return of Coach Lew Rickert, after a length of service in the Army, the Western Hills tennis courts again stirred with the pounding of feet and the clash of racquets and ball. Starting from scratch, Coach Rickert began building for the future by means of a challenge system, whereby anyone on the team could challenge anyone above him in the listing. Every boy was given a chance to prove his ability. ln this way the finest from the group were always put into competition. .wht-2.-5 Although the tennis champion- ship was not won, through the experience gained and the les- sons learned, there should be a fine nucleus to uphold the tennis honors in the coming seasons. Below we see R. Knotz, D. Wuerth, and J. Fischer showing their best form. The members of the tennis team are pictured above. They have exhibited their talents on many occasions in matches with other schools. rer-- Q 4 I I , ,4,,- W, f- W :,:. W - ' V K 'E , f . 5 1 W X x , .1 . Y , A w . 1, ,,., Nag R haf? A N . V ,.., 1 L , Av ff 1 'X Q f ff' A if 'X Q , A 125 I A 4, ki V -L , ,Q -5 g 6537 ,M A vw -0553 nv? 'KM ,A K Q A ' J ji 7 , XV uw J , , hz , if ' h A 5 , -in 'K .M WM ' ' MLM, K k ' Keith W Q, if -..: .4 I , M W gt: 'jaifwq Q I cv if S 51. ' if Fifi 551' ? 3 t HD 'r Vgfi -JA' :TQ 'TI Ty 1 5 ' f 1 Q xx Q.. wi ML L, U L A' 1 1 i..il-.lc,.L ai. . t . . . li B if lf 1 Though the team of last year was a hard-working, untiring group of fellows, they were being stream-lined for Mr. Paul Nohr's great success of this year. The swimming team of T946 proved itself to be a worthy and skillful group of sprites for all with whom they came in contact. To the right, above picture, we see, standing on the diving board, Robert Fagin and Fred Adler. In the 1946 Intercollegiate Guide under the scholastic section, Bob Fagin was rated number one high school diver in the country. Best wishes to Mr. Nohr for next year's team. xiii' In the center we see the Junior swimming team with Richard Westrech as manager. This begin- ning team promises much in the near future. Front, seated, are left to right: Gene Stermer, John Botuchis, Albert Rheine, Tom Bol and Carl Starman and manager, Richard Westrech. The rear row includes: James Otfutt, Jack Boland, John Tupman, Richard Aneshausel, Wm. Renner. The picture below, left, shows Arch McCartney and Frank O'Toole, preparing for a practice plunge in the Western Hills pool. dgafsebaw, the f.3.5:trQmt with til. Df37'i,0't'YiLll if mt bjuilace we ours 1 4 .ve it .3 T, , V. W. C5 4 .Af ' nxt. .T . sax -. -7 RA .' - J' -........ 5 I A Western Xavier Western Hughes , . Western.. .. Purcell .. . .,.. Western Central . , ,. Western Central , . Western Woodward . Western Hughes . , Western Xavier .. . Western Roger Bacon Western Withrow .. Western Woodward , . Western Walnut Hills Western Withrow , Western Roger Bacon Western Walnut Hills.. .,... Western Elder ., .. . Western., , 12 Columbus West. Western Columbus West . . The baseball team is pictured above. The members are, left to right, first row, B. Zimmer, C. Miller, J. Wieman, W. Toney, B. Connely, C. Greenlee, R. Gibbons, H. Finn, second row, R. Meyers, D. Barbour, D. Chambers, A. McCartney, D. Hauck, T. Puehl, D. Cain, W. Meale, third row, B. Fulton, T. Salamone, B. O'Toole, R. Klein, F. O'Toole, B. Ossege, K. Helman, E. Lacker, manager. D. Hauck, ace pitcher, is shown at the right. 82 callandan, bnouqht mania liaunailfb. to Clflfafhtenn. 4l'liQQfA With the cry of play ball, the umpire officially opened the 1946 baseball season. Working with several of the more experienced players, Coach Nohr succeeded in developing a well balanced is - H I lll'1e. Behind the fine pitching of D. Hauck, B. Fulton, B. O'Toole, the Maroons began the year in high style, with consistent victories. EWR? With T. Salomone, ace shortstop, leading the team's batting, Western Hills was listed as one of the power teams of the league. Reaching the finals of the district tournament, the boys lost a bitter game' to Elder, 7-1. After the district defeat Coach Nohr's varsity went on to take the PHSL pennant. Ouuz tncrcleman fstneali to omanig on the Qiriclerigtirfrrtlri. With the crack of the starter's pistol, the track season at Western Hills is under way. Taking a tour around the V4 mile cinderpath, we can see straining figures, pounding down the straightaway for the century dash, coordination of speed and muscle at the discus circle, soaring bodies at the pole vault, and perfect team coopera- tion in the relays. As usual, because ot the varied events and the opportunities to put the body in good physical condition, there were many young aspirants ready and willing to better previous records. They were enthusiastic to surmount all obstacles in order to accomplish this. G nataactl the wwf lam wanthiy cjmnanenttb in QLQQ meats 1.,-Qslggggtkg. isveffgkgggtfsgiy wgtrqf ' ' . With the spirit of last year's championship team behind them, the 1946 cinder-men made ready for the opening meet. Calisthenics and running paved the way to better times and distances. The Maroons tabulated enough points to take everyone of their dual meets preceding the bigger meets. At the annual KC Relays a strong Withrow aggregation outpointed our boys for the championship. Along with the rest of the Cincin- nati teams, West Hi did not fare so well at the Miami Relays. The upstate teams proved too strong for us. Once again those boys from Withrow copped district and PHSL honors to take the championship from the halls of Western Hills. Despite these defeats, however, there were many individual per- formances that stood out during the season. M. Leonard, pole vault, D. Hoff, broad and high lumps, and L. Winningham, 440-yard dash man, highlighted the season. Special praise goes to P. Groeniger is undefeated in the 880-yard run. Compet- ing in the state finals, Pat established a new record of l:57:6. .l...4. v W. ., s .1 i e W x' - gs, iii Y A WX '15 If 54 E X A A A my M 'i:p,ff?4ff.1,. A. wig?-i , vs . 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Af - 7 ' iff if K ',A f ' C152 ' 1 .5 :A imfi 1-A 1 A f QA, k w, ,1-f 'V .1-Q53 3 A H :LH 1, A- ALiiA.QgLiAg,j , .Af A f 4, , A, .A AA. -W 9 - 4 Vi-IL f my 4 wA:.wi'm A - fm M. A V V LF' L Aw A KU A! fe F fits I fi ffm? fi fl ff 5' .X .., f 5... , J g ,f if if ,s . iii: -ti ,- , ,. . 1. - if ., ., , N .X si i 1 if T if je Q ftf Q4 f ,Q it pf it 5 X A 'Q f' wif H t ' 4 K 2 'f T 5' im' l ti ii HJQI15-Q fl 5 s...-it Q- if W. 1131.2 T 3 1 rf gi f.. 1,,.?. gulf., 7 il, k,2l..S t i, 1 ll I avi The girls have proved that basketball is not meant for boys alone. They have played in competition, coming through with few bruises and much satisfaction. Our honor basketball team, composed of the most capable players in the Junior and Senior classes, is pictured at the bottom. They are, left to right, J. Esslinger, G. Bertram, J. Hammer, J. Oberlander, I. Terry, M. Wehinger, P. Jones, J. Hauck, B. Dick, and A. Moss. At the above right, is a photograph of this enthusiastic group in action. Girl's volley ball has also fared well at Western Hills this year. The players have found that it takes brains as well as brawn to have a successful game. The season for this sport is not very long, so the girls report for practice twice a week. Volley ball is one of the favorite sports for girls and there is usually a great deal of excitement during the games. Above we see the winning team during a tense period. '47 -.QW , 5 1 5 it T' 1 .lp , , , ,, 5 ,M f tif .x.. V AP, N N . , . ,.- , N. Y. 1 Q Z mm, i, K, ,Q A EU, 4 W ,T V. ,, ,yr T 32 lo, ii ' it Baseball! Baseball! Baseball! Above we find the girls' honor team waiting in line to take a turn at the bat. Play Ball is frequently heard when these girls get together. Girls' baseball with P. Gaskill as manager had a difficult time in getting started because of the rainy weather. Phyllis, however, brought her girls through in fine shape. The honor baseball team is pictured below right. We see left to right, G. Bertram, M. Wehinger, P. Jones, F. Zapf, J. Hauck, D. Ungerbuehler, N. Knauze, M. Williams, and P. Gaskill, kneeling. All of these enthusiastic players have worked industriously to perfect their phase of the game. The effort that the girls put forth is worthwhile, however, and each one of them will agree to that. It takes a good baseball game for a group to get to know each other as friends and co-workers. Working and playing together with their friends is one of the nicest memories the Seniors can take with them as they bid Western Hills farewell. Archery is one of the individual sports that is a favorite with many girls. The individual sports help to develop the girls' ' skill and deal more with the competitive spirit. The archer- ettes knew that it takes practise and skill to be a good Robin Hood, and many used their free periods to promote this art. The tournaments were also of great interest to everyone. At the bottom left, we see C. Barnhardt, archery manager, and L. Floyd ready for action. X m z if EQ? Q35 if fx' 1'-' 915262 .-Q ui .NJ ' w ' ' 4 1 . 'Q' .wks VFW T X ' x I . fs fi Rf Will P w 1 w M 525 ? 55151 Affigw , e 1' 8 ya L93 wi. S kk Ls f if' Qu H, 159 1 4 w A w 1 1 ql.TTLQb tigricl fmt QA and tan when thai? ga blJiL?ililYi.l'Fl.,l.,tilgCg Swimming is one sport at Western Hills that can be enjoyed fall, winter, and spring. All those who are interested in swimming really find thrills and fun in participation in this sport. The more advanced swimmers have gone out for diving and lite-saving. lt is a pleasure to watch them as they execute dar- ing clives. C. Fuller is shown doing one ot her favorites. The Lite-saving Squad is composed of M. Ambrosium, J. Ober- lander, E. Faust, J. Oberman, J. Kahle, and A. Moss. Below, HT ime out is taken for an exciting game of water-ball. This year the girls in Senior GAA, who proved themselves capable ot handling a hockey stick, have enioyed an outstanding season ot this sport. The girls on the honor hockey team are to be congratu- lated on their beating of the Alumnae team when they played each other. The members ot the girls' honor hockey team are shown in the middle picture. They are left to right, L. Knabe, P. Car- ter, I. Terry, H. Siebert, A. Moss, B. Dick, J. Hammer, R. Under- wood, S. Heckman, and M. Ambrosius. Q . Sept. 4-Peace and potential grid prowess are thoughts of students as they willingly re- Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. 25-Teachers become excellent psycoward prospects as students peruse first issue of Breeze. 26-Shirley lSwomil Metz coniures up visions of a bright future for GAA at first meeting. 27-Mr. Henri Hess relates Navy experi- ences at auditorium session. 28-Maroons brave torrential downpour to overpower Lima Central 14-O. Despite defeat, Lima students fed and clothed us. 5-Footballers still on road to victory, edg- ing Hamilton Public l3-12. Sept. Sept. Sept. sume their scholastic activities. Don't push, l'm going. l2-Pat Keller reigns supreme as President of the Girl Reserves at first meeting. l7-Max Leonard's unique hiccoughs in evidence at first auditorium session. 2l--Thrilling last minute victory staged by Maroon gridders as they defeat Dayton Roosevelt 20-13 at Xaxier Stadium. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 8-Bob Kappes chosen to represent us for Boys' Week. 9-We welcome back Messrs. Miller, Hess, and Rickert from service. l2--Helicopter lands on football field as students watch. l3--Road to victory temporarily closed as we bow to Purcell iinx 13-O. l5-Members elect Jackie Bauerle president of Sr. Girls' Club. 20--Cross Country boys win District Meet. Football team back on beam. Walnut Hills falls to Maroon and Cream l9-2. 24-Archery tournament held. Get the point? 25-Our boys romp over Central Vocational 28-0. 27-Maroon Harriers finish fifth in State Meet at Mansfield. 29-Sr. Class elects Bob Kappes president. l-Girls' Hockey Playday ends with a bang. Hmmmm. 2-We're in high gear now. We grab l3-O victory from Hughes' Big Reds. 9-Maroons do it again. West Hi 27-Norwood 7. Vi.lcQ. l5'QCU b'JQU4ilfYlCU'l.Q Fill l? f5C7'CZ CCD' tfltifiilllil Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. l-4-Coach Thomas sends out first call for basketball. 15-Big-Little Sister Party in Iunchroom. Chorus line in good shape. One, Two, Three . . . WHOOPS! l6-West Hi annexes PHSL Grid Title by outfighting Withrow 13-6. 19--Baloons all up in air over GAA Water Pageant. 21 -Turkey Day Eve, West Hi Mudballs attend Pow-Wow and dance in lunch room. 94 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Nov. 22--Maroons climax most successful football season in school's history with impressive victory over Elder 25-6. 4-Art Stone observed creeping through corridors whispering, Phss! Emily! 5-Ray, head janitor, executes beau- tiful swan dive from top of ladder. Fractures his ribs. 6-Carol Barnhart named next year's hockey manager. 7--Dramatics class presents Our Town. ll-Share racks up record total of 3l points as Maroon Cagers break Purcell jinx. Score 40-39. chow? eoainit istnoncfthona nncllon bum? Qallondlan Dec. I4-Football team receives Championship awards at recognition dinner. Dec. 18--Senior Choir and Orchestra present Handel's Messiah. Truly wonderful. Dec. l9-West Hi Cagers bow to Alumni 27-25. Dec. 21-G. R. Christmas Party for under privileged children. Terrell clowns around. Bill lSantal Stau- bitz gives out presents. Jr.-Sr. Prom in Lunchroom. Dec. 22-Christmas Vacation. Students complain! Hal Jan Jan Ha! Ho! Hum! . l-New Year's day. . 2-Oh! My aching head! Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Feb. 4--West Hi downs St. Xavier BB's 25-22. Share breaks ankle, Maroon's hopes fade. 15-Fearless Fosta, B. O., I. O. U., P. U., etc., be- gins madcap column in Breeze. 17--Brilliant array of talent displayed at Band- wagon tryouts. 23-24-25--Exams . . . No comments. 28---Bob Fagin receives citation. His diving rated top in nation. 30-Maroon W presents Allegheny Uprising, in auditorium. 7-Dick Kessler chosen Mr. Western Hills at Sweet- heart Swing. 95 l Feb. 8-Mr. Chas. Kopp helps Gloria Delcoff fi . . dl 5? E z Em. L? .l..l,i-i 2... li' ii.. A t Mar celebrate her birthday. Feb. 21-Mariean Noell held in high esteem. Chosen dream of Maroon and Cream. Mgr, Feb. 25--Ambercrombie swings into action. Halls blocked. Mgr, Ma r. . 5-Boxing, Wrestling begins in gym. 8-Members of Dramatic Class present comedy skit for P. T. A. 12--Carol Lee Arnold announced valedictorian. l3--Phyl Carter sees Lost Weekend, drinks Feb. 26--Journalism Class puts out Breeze. Student body puts out Journalism Class. l00 proof sodium nitrate, turns blue, green, yellow, and polka-dot respectively. Feb. 28-Faculty falls before Maroon W in Mar. l-4-15-Bandwagon Revue of 1946. Very annual cage battle. well received. Mar. 2-Basketball Tournament begins. St. X. Mar. 18--Journalism class celebrates St. Pat's retaliates for previous defeat. 96 day. Lorch and Kessler, give with McNam- ara's band. s s r ssss i -, ,sf r ,ff 1 in r,,l,wr,13i'cif agility ri rio wa also tm lim' 1 Q Mar. Mar Mar Mar. ral:-nan 20-Girls' basketball season ends. Janet Berlander named next year's manager to replace Iona Terry. 21-Poor, uninformed Edna Jordan calmly interrupts Mr. Fouch's Sociology class. Con- dition-Fair. 25--Pat Carroll, Dave Worth, Ralph Schulze, and Jane Snyder help M. Weber to celebrate eighteenth birthday at a gala party. 27-Three indian massacre victims, Al Guethline, Lathrop Lane, and Ralph Hoehn display scintillating noggins. Mar Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr Apr 27--Breeze announces Mr. Siehl's retirement. 28-Seniors seen sporting long awaited graduation rings. 4-Alice Martin shows Modern Dance class how it is done. 6--Maroon Bowlers capture PHSL title. 15-Toney blasts two homers as Maroons trounce Woodward, 12-5 to lead PHSL race. 16--C. O. Tower is elected president ofthe School Masters Club. anehxiling. a calenclain QoncQucQ5.fA ci tmi,r,igiiL.iQ Wan Apr. Apr. May May May May May 19-Slightly nostalgic conditions prevail from G. R. Breakfast hike. 26-Student Council Dance reigns supreme in Lunchroom. 2-A. Chesley sings Wishing as the Journalism class swoons. 3-Maroons actually win PHSL award. lO-Hauck pitches two hitter in South Western Ohio Class A Semi-finals. ll-A Cappella Choir participates in May Festival at Music Hall. l7-The crowd screams as Rutho exclaims You have hands iust like the iceman, at Dramatics class presentation of A Full House. May 21-Bob Kappes is awarded trophy for All Around Boy. May 29-G. A. A. banquet held. Boys return from Maroon W. outing like soldiers re- turning from battle. June 6-Class Day exercises wrings tears from the seniors as L. Emmes presents the class history of '46, June 7-Exams are held tor the underclassmen as the seniors wish they could participate. June ll-The i946 class bids Western Hills farewell, as they march down the aisle to the strains of the traditional Pomp and Circumstancef' June ll-Annual Staff heard saying, How long, Oh, Lord, how long? ,. IW. 1 Kg Q .- fx , W, it WX W, . V. mx 5,55 A, y A- QQ A fn, wud F? 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BARBOUR, DEAN L. Basketball, baseball, Maroon W. Suave style-Everlasting pep- Mousie. BARNES, JOYCE M. Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Allied Youth President, Spanish Club. Versatile intelligence--A sweet disposition-individuality. BARNES, RUTH MARY Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Modern Dance, Counselor's Aid. Warm sincerity-Fashion approved--Fair femininity. BASSETT, BARBARA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Lunch Room Squad, Latin Club. A winning smile--Sweet--Sincerity personified. BAUER, AUDREY ANN Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Popular bit of wee femininity-The sparkle ofa iewel. BAUERLE, .IACQUELINE ROSE Sr. Girls' Club President, Girl Reserves, Modern Dance, G. A. A., Student Council, Blood Donor, Breeze Writer. Glowing personality-Michief in her eyes-Newt. ADAMS, JACQUELINE MARY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Latin Club. A note of gay abandon-Endless vitality-Curley locks. ALBERS, SHIRLEY MILDRED Senior Girls' Club, Latin Club. A pleasant countenance-Independent Quiet sureness. AMBROSIUS, ALFRED WALTER, JR. Hi-Y, Treasurer, Dramatics, Public Speaking Club, Annual Staff. Intelligence-Character plus-Bound to be a leader. AMBROSIUS, MARY LOUISE Sr. Girls' Club, Treasurer, G. A. A., President, Sr. Class Vice President, Sr. Girl Reserves Treasurer, Ring Girl, French Club treasurer, Cheerleader, Dramatics, Modern Dance, Student Council, Life Saving Corp, G. A. A. Sweater Girl K6 year letter girll, Annual Staff. Demure sweetness--Always giving of herself-Radiating love. ANDERSON, ROBERT RUSSEL Reliability-Thoroughness-Traits we admire. ARNOLD, CAROL LEE Sr. Girls' Club, Editor in Chief of Breeze, Orchestra, Band, Latin Club, Aedile, Student Council, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Valedictorian. Agile fingers-A love of all tine things-She reached the mp. ARTENSTEIN, ANNETTE M. Sr. Girls' Club, German Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Breeze Staff, Counselor's Aid. Quiet amiability-Meticulous grooming--Real reliability. ATKINS, MARGARET LOUISE ' Sr. Girls' Club. Open hearted friendliness-Easy going-Husky low voice. ATKINSON, DONALD M. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra A host of friends-Steadfastness-Indomitable spirit. ou can nwen lfmow too much. Clollan wonlfzg than BECKER, DORIS RUTH Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Ring Girl, G. A. A., Latin Club, Bowling Team. Quiet ability-Straight forwardness and integrity. BECKER, ELEANOR ROSE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. A quiet disposition-Reserved friendliness. BECKER, MARY ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling Team. A zealous worker-Ready smiles-Reserved iudgment. BENZING, JUNE LORRAINE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Casual good nature-A pretty miss-Sterling qualities. BERENS, PAUL ROBERT Harmonious Nature-Straight forward personality-A true friend. BERGDOLT, EMlL LEROY Warm hearted sincerity-Earnest endeavor-Daily trips to Sunshine Ave. BERLAGE, DONALD J. Hi-Y. A man of few words-Quiet efficiency--Good natured masculinity. BERRY, GERALDINE Sr. Girls' Club. Casual light heartedness-A honeyed quality-Rich friend- ship. BERTRAM, GLENNA MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Secretary of G. A. A., Modern Dance, Lunch-raom squad. Unrumed attitude-Husky vibrant voice--Subtle wit. is ii BERTSCHINGER, JEANNE MARJORIE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, German Club. Soft spoken-Groomed perfection-Quiet integrity. BETZ, FRED E. Football, Bowling, Track, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Life Saving, Maroon W, Hi-Y. Perfection in physique-Eagerness to please-Sports enthusiast. BIESACK, ELMER MILTON Track, Hi-Y, Football. Smooth deliberate words--A quiet sureness-A cure all laugh. BLANKENSHIP, SHIRLEY ANNE Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Exchange Editor of Breeze. Sunlit gaiety-Open hearted friendliness-A delight to know. BLUM, LORRAINE CECILIA Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Allied Youth, Bowling Team, Public Speaking Club. Serene nature-Conservative ideas-A heart of gold. BOERTLEIN, BETTY JEAN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Sr. G. A. A. Accommodating nature-Time for everything- Bert. BOLLAND, AUDREY LOUISE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Lunch-room squad, Modern Dance. Unassuming manner-Gay charm-Shining eyes. BONHAUS, ELAINE KATHERINE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Bowling Team. Radiant warmth--Fun to be with-Satisfied with the world. BORN, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Allied Youth, Modern Dance. Innate integrity--Little but mighty-Tinkling laughter. wonlfa mgoun bollan. Uno goth out at lllto julst what ana BRADLEY, MARIAN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Attraction for friends-A flashing smile-Scintillating pep. BRANIGAN, DONALD Baseball, Boxing and Wrestling, Bowling League. Ever willing to oblige-Alert-Carefree speech. BRATER, VIRGINIA MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Allied Youth, Latin Club, Symphony Club. Small but not unnoticed-Feather light with laughter- Quick witled. BRENNER, VERA ORIETTA Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Willing to accommodate--Simplicity of manner-Geniality. BRITT, MARY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Sincere effort-Friendly disposition--Quiet dignity. BRYANT, PATRICIA LORAINE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Lady like reserve-Gentle manners-A kindly disposition. BUCALO, SAM Football, Baseball, Track, Maroon W, Hi'Y, Boxing, Wrest- ling, Dramatics, Sr. First Aid. Keen determination-Loads of fun-Small but mighty. BYWATER, NANCY JEAN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Annual Typist. Refreshing nonchalance-Sweet tempered-Gracious. CAIN, J. DONALD Baseball. Intelligence beneath it all-Skill on the diamond- Cleverness. CALLOS, SUE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Public Speaking Club. A phantom of delight-Petite charm--Happy laughter. CARROLL, PATRICIA BRUCE Sr. Girls' Club, Annual Literary Stalf, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Dramatics, Bowling Captain, Girl Reserves Ring Girl, Wardrobe Mistress. Dramatic aspirations - Patrician charm -- Winning personality. CARTER, PHYLLIS JEANNETTE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Modern Dance, Ass't Circulation Editor of Breeze. Cheerful warmth-Peerless poise-Cute as a button. CARTLIDGE, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Modern Dance. Clothes of harmony-Abounding congeniality--Fair charm. CHAMBERS, DONALD EDWIN Football, Basketball, Baseball, Maroon W, Hi-Y Vice'Presi- dent, Life Saving, Sr. A-Cappella Choir, Bandwagon. True leadership-Depth of thought-Exceptional athletic skill. COLEMAN, VIRGINIA MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Breeze Staff, Latin Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves Ring Girl. Sugar 'n spice 'n everything nice-Sparkling humor-Genw ine attractiveness. COLLINS, JUNE CAROL Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Carefree nature-Interesting-A southern gal. CONES, JAMES E. Spanish Club. Real likeability-individuality-A keen mind. CONLEY, BUFORD Tried and true--A will and a way--Joviality. lputzs into it. 'KHUDUQQCQCJQ at tha Ugliblla Us a gmaat xi' i Q i CONNOLLY, SHIRLEY MARJORIE ' 'E Sr. Girls' Club. SI' if 1 Friendly ways-Earnest attitude-Time for everything. Y' 7 COOLEY, GWENDOLYN Sr. Girls' Club. A friendly word-Loquacious-Kind hearted. CORT, ANITA JUNE L Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. G. A. A., Girl Reserves Ring Girl, 'L M. Public Speaking Club, Bowling Club. Original ideas-True to one-Merv. COSTA, MARGIE ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Bowling Team, G. A. A. Effervescence-Easy to meet-Always late. COX, MARCELINE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Modern Dance, Breeze Staff. Alabaster complexion - lmpeccable grooming -f Sweet loveliness. DANAHAY, MARY LOU Sr. Girls' Club. Steadfast loyalty-Natural wisdom-Staunch reliability. DEITZER, DONNA SUZONNE Sr. Girls' Club, Allied Youth, Girl Reserves. An easy smile-Fond of action-Sweet natured. DELCOFF, GLORIA JEAN Vice-president of Latin Club, Vice-president of Girl Reserves lnter-Club Council, Recording Secretary of Girl Reserves, Student Council, Sr. Girls Club Council, Annual Literary K Staff, Girl Reserves Ring Girl, G. A. A., Breeze Copy Editor. Laughing all the way-Magnetic appeal-The clarity of crystal. DESMOND, JOHN J. Stagecrafter. Still waters run deep -- Solid determination - Eternal friendship. DINKELACKER, MARY LOUISE Sr. Girls Club, Girl Reserves. Saucy and smart4Social poise-Attractiveness. DOBELL, JEWELL Sr. Girls' Club. Quietude-An even disposition--Attractiveness. DOELLING, EDWARD F. Football, Maroon W., Dramatics. Herculean manliness-Unawakened polentialities- Carrot Top. DOERMAN, PATRICIA ANN Girl Reserves Ring Worker, Vice-president of Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Latin Club, Dramatics, Journalism, Sr. Girls Club. Sparkling wit-Friendship that deepens with wear-ERR ciency plus. DOUDICAN, RICHARD THOMAS Alert with smiles-Well versed-A thinker. EDWARDS, DORIS PEARL Sr. Girls' Club. Fun and industry-Live wire qualities-An interested air. EICKBUSCH, RUTH MARY Sr. Girls' Club, Latin Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves Cabinet, Girl Reserve Ring Girl, A-Capella Chair, Dramatics, Bowling Team. A cheery hello -Radiating friendliness-Heart catching enthusiasm. ELLIS, ROBERT EUGENE Latin Club. Original ideas-No extremes--Abundant spirit. EMMIS, LORRAINE ESTELLE Sr. Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Sr. Girls Club. Femine allure-Golden tones-Clothes a la mode. alslsat in mana waufa than one, alilso. anon ancll FLANNERY, MARY JOANNE Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girl Reserve, Sr. G. A. A. As gay as a lark-Serene-Dependability. FLOYD, ANN LOUISE Girl Reserve Cabinet, Ring Chairman, Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Camera Staff, Lunchroom Squad, Ring Girl, Treasurer Inter Club Council. Winning ways-Abunant good nature-Everyone's friend. FOX, JEAN G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club. Fun by the carload-Snappy comebacks-Good taste in clothes. FOX, JUNE Sr. G. A. A., Sr. Girls Club, Girl Reserves. Friends galore--Unfathomable eyes-Plenty of poise. FRANZ, ROBERT EDWARD Quiet amiability - Admired wholesomeness - Formal manners. FRAZIER, RICHARD JAMES Basketball, Sr. Band. Carefree-Artistic-''Fraz. FREY, DOROTHY Sr. Girls' Club. Genuine-Quiet modesty-Domestic attributes. FRITZ, ELIZABETH ANN Sr. Girls' Club. lmperturbable calm-A cordial smile-A carefree heart. GARD, FLORENCE LOUISE . Breeze-assistant editor, Latin Club, Aedile, Sr. G. A. A. Girl Reserve Cabinet, Dramatics, Annual Literary Stott, Sr. Girls' Club, Sec. A song in her heart-An open sesame smile-A sparkle that rings true. ENGLE, JUANITA ESTHER Girl Reserves, Letter Girl, Counselors Assistant, G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club. A cheerful countenance-With grace to win-Pure gold. ESSLINGER, JANET NEAL Girl Reserve Ring Girl, Girl Reserve Cabinet, G. A. A., Sec. of Latin Club, Breeze Staff, Lunchroom Squad, Dramatic Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Sparkling vitality-Wide popularity-That certain something. EVANS, JUDY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Bowling Team, Symphony Club. Genial spirit-A soft voice-A sweet manner. EWICK, DELORES JEAN Sr. Girls' Club. Many a giggle-Light heartedness-Cute ways. FAUST, EUNICE EDITH G. A. A., Board Girl Reserves, Swimming Manager, Breeze Advertising manager, German Club, Six Year Letter Girl, Dramatics I and 2, Sr. Girls' Club, Home Room Rep. for G. A. A. Leadership-Sports enthusiast-Neat 'n nice. FAUST, PATRICIA ANN Sr. Girls' Club. Carefree abandon - Dark attractiveness - Homemaking ability. FERNTHEIL, HARRY STURGES Band, Orchestra. Our favorite drummer, Fuzz-A true blue friend-The music stirs in him. In Memorium He lives in memory's sacred shrine. FERRARELLI, JOSEPH Eternal Loyalty-Happy-go-lucky--engaging brown eyes. FURTHMILLER, ROSS LEE Bowling League. Falling-ten-pins-a slim build-a big heart. honanalvllz-1 cllealinga with people ga-znenalllluf nelsullt GASKILL, PHYLLIS G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Student Council, Modern Dance, Sr. Girls' Club. Loads of fun--Many sided ability-A sympathetic heart. GEIST, EUGENE A. Sr. A-Capella Choir, Breeze Staff. Frankness-Quiet intelligence-Words and music. GERHARDT, CATHERINE Sr. Girls Club, Latin Club, Symphony Club. Sweet shyness-A smile that charms your care away. GERHARDT, WILLIAM JOHN Hi-Y Secretary, Latin Club President, Maroon W, Basketball, Tennis, Student Council, Book Boy. All who know him love him- Doc -A man to match the mountains. GILFILLEN, SHIRLEY MAE Dramatics, Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Ring Girl, Breeze Staff, Allied Youth. Honest eyes-Journalistic tendencies-A unique giggle. GIRTEN, ELAINE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. A sprinkling of fun-A confident note--Original humor. GLAZIER, MAXINE MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Ring Girl, Allied Youth, Spanish Club. Rich black tresses - Unassuming shyness 1 Original crealiveness. GOLDMAN, SHIRLEY Sr. Girls' Club, Public Speaking Club, G. A. A., Bowling Team, Lunch-room Squad. Humorous sallies-Open frankness-Mental quietude. GREENLEE, CHARLES WILLIAM Sr. Band President, Sr. Orchestra, Public Speaking Club, Baseball, Westernaires, Student Council, Inter-high Band. A smooth trombone-A head for business-Might in miniature. GREGG, MARVI5 C. D. Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Real pep--Easy goingness-Life as it comes. GREINER, GLENN ALLEN Hi-Y, Latin Club, Bowling League, Bowling Team, Maroon W, Breeze Reporter. Quick thinking-Sharp mind-Talkativeness. GRILLIN, EUGENE Football, Hi-Y, Sr. Choir, Bandwagon. Musical aspirations-Leaves them laughing--A regular fellow. GRISHAM, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Undefeatable pep-Optomistic-Never wear out smile. GROENIGER, PAT ADAM Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Maroon W. Flying cinders-Determined drive-An eye toward the future. GRUENEMEIER, LEVERNE ROSE Sr. Girls' Club, Allied Youth. Genteel in personage-She has such ioy in life-Agreeable nature. GUDGEON, DOROTHY MABEL Sr. Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Annual Art Staff, Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Ring Girl. Supreme good nature-Appealing inquisitiveness-Artistic aspirations. GUMP, RAYMOND W. Dexterity-Unassuming attitude-Warm heartedness. GUMZ, PAULINE ELSIE Sr. Girls' Club, Spanish Club. Pleasant company-Obliging ways-The bright side. in Aucceaa and Aatilxlgaction and in having urou go HAGEMANN, RICHARD CHARLES Latin Club. A peaceable manner-Every man for himself-Nice to know. HAHN, VERNA FAY Sr. Girls' Club, Allied Youth, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. A tender heart-Jovial-No haughty airs. HALPIN, JAMES EDWARD Six foot of man--Just faolin' around--Halp. HAMMER, HOYT MILLS Ill Football Manager, Baseball Manager, Cross Country Man- ager, Track Manager, Book Boy, Hi-Y, Maroon W, Latin Club Treasurer. A free charming air-Rippling wards of intelligence-Reso- lute determination. HANSON, LOUISE JESSICA Sr. Girls' Club. Faithfulness-Honor-A laugh all her own. HARMS, ADELAIDE ANTOINETTE Sr. Girls' Club. Dreamy eyes-Stylish individuality--Masculine admirers. HARRISON, CREED W. Maroon W, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Breeze Sports Editor. A country boy at heart-A mind of his own-Basketball dynamite. HARTMUTH, FRANK JACOB Bowling, Hi-Y, Track. A budding genius-Humorous undercurrents--Accordion virtuoso. HESSELBECK, LOIS IRMA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Allied Youth. Eye for activity-Laughing personality-Daily pranks on the bus. HAUCK, JEAN CAROL Sr. Girls' Club, Breeze Staff, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Ger- man Club, Public Speaking Club, Journalism Class. True beauty-Always gay-Bandbox appearance. HAYES, REBECCA JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling. A friendly personality- Becky --Locks of sunshine. HEEPKE, RICHARD ALAN A-Capella Choir, Hi-Y, Swimming, Maroon W, Bandwagon Truck. Matchless poise-Ease with the ladies-All around fun. HEFFERMAN, ANNE MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Cheerful likability-Fun loving nature-A zest for living. HEITKAMP, HARRY THOMAS Latin Club, Symphony Club, Annual Art Editor. Ever the artist-Studious intellect-Brushes and music. HEITZLER, RITA MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, German Club. Quiet dignity-Expressive sincerity-Petite. HELLMAN, KENNETH FRANCIS JOHN Maroon W, Bowling, Baseball. Strikes 'n spares - Happy-go-lucky L Straight forward personality. HENKE, JOYCE BEVERLY Sr. Girls' Club, Counselor's Aid, Spanish Club. Sunny disposition--Friendly sincerity-Ready greetings. HENNECKE, MURIEL AUDREY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Counselor's Aid, Spanish Club. Unassuming gentleness - Excellent conversationalist - Cooperative. I Ipllacz-:1.s. blulst getting, bu, in Achooll olgten neaullta in HEPLER, BOBBIE ELLEN Sr. Girls' Club, Breeze StaH, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Orchestra. Gay as a scintillant fountain- Hep -men delight in her. HERBST, THOMAS GEORGE 8' Debonair air-that look in his eyes-cracking toes. HERRMAN, KENNETH G. Stagecrafter. Amiable disposition-distinct individuality-A gay way. HEWETSON, JOSEPH H. Hi-Y. Witty remarks-full of humor-obliging spirit. w HIBBARD, KATHERINE LOU Sr. Girls' Club, Latin Club, Symphony Club, Breeze Staff, Student Council. Carefree personality-flash of merriment-ever willing to oblige. HICKS, DONALD ROY Ever in motion-Lithesome-buried in thought he seems. A HILL, JOYCE EVELYN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Sweet tempered sincerity--smiles of friendship-a low voice. HILTENBRAND, CLARA CATHERINE Sr. Girls' Club. ' Well founded opinions-understanding plus-incessant good nature. HINNENKAMP, GLEN O. Good nature-independent--depth. HOEFLING, DOROTHY MAXINE Sr. Girls' Club. Friendly honesty-discriminating taste--social pleasentness. HOEHN, RALPH Hi-Y. Steadfast dependability--good mixer-soaring high. HOFF, JOHN JACOB Geniality-conscientious eHort--A broad grin. HOLLSTEGGE, RUTH EMMA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Scintillating laughter-Cute looks-A zealous worker. HOOPER, BETTY ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Agreeably warm and cheerful-gentle manner--silent depths. HUBER, DOLORES ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Pleasing disposition-contagious smile-A light heart. HURLANDER, MARYLIN Sr. Girls' Club, German Club. Sweet grace-quiet reserve-dependability. HUTZLER, HENRY E. Hi-Y, Bowling League, lntermural Sports. Fine intellect-deep resourcefulness-nice to know. ISEKEIT, NELSON WALTER Symphony Club. Unique distinction--A love of music-genial carelessness. ll not getting bg in lite. Clgcobollc who ana mcmbcna KAPPES, ROBERT GEORGE Football, Swimming, Track, Hi-Y President, Student Council President, Maroon W President, Flagbearer, Senior Class President. Enthusiastic loyalty-A prince among men-A wise head and a silent tongue. KATHMAN, JEANNE HELEN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Counselor Aid. Attraction for the men--life of the party-resembles Dick. KATHMAN, RICHARD FRANK Cheerleader, Maroon W. Abundant smiles-lots of pep- come on Maroon. KAY, WILLIAM ERIC Vigor---amiability-A humorous trait. KEHLING, NATALIE MARY Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Friendly reticence-calm collectedness--good nature. KEISER, CAROL JEANE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. A quiet kindliness-seriousness-A nice way. KEISER, DONALD DAVID Co-Art Editor of Annual, Spanish Club, Symphony. Utmost cooperation-the touch of an artist-quiet dignity. KELLER, PARRICIA MARY Sr. Girls' Club, President of Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Board, A-Capella Choir, Modern Dance, Student Council. Keen determination-assured self confidence-pleasing manner. KERR, STUART DUFF Camera Staff, Track, Hi-Y. Smiling suavity--reserved dignity-films and dark-rooms. JENKINS, EDWIN THOMAS An answer for everything-A good time-endless pep. JOHANN, BETTY LEE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Petite popularity -- friendliness personified - fond of activity. JONES, PAT Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Public Speaking Club. Sports Ability--The newest in fashions-flashing green eyes. JORDAN, EDNA Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling Team, G. A. A., Annual Typist. A glib tongue-analytical mind-mischievous pranks. JUSTICE, ARNOLD HOWARD Maroon W, Hi-Y, Track, Cross Country. The clearest head-sincerest heart-our cyclone in a smile. KAHLE, NORMA JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance, G. A. A. Vice-president, 6 Year Letter Girl, Girl Reserves, Ring Girl, French Club, Breeze Staff, G. A. A., Sweater Girl. lovable affability-gracious bearing-complete sincerity. KAHLER, MARTHA LOUISE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Bowling. Pretty to walk with-delightful to talk to-the soul of sincerity. KAISER, MARIANNE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. A gay wit-one of the gang- Kais. KANE, RUTH ELIZABETH Sr. A-Cappella, Band, Sr. Girls' Club. A keen untroubled face--her heart is like a rhyme. of cm csnqfaniyition wi '-fha qnienclllluf Soni.: ancll KESSLER, RICHARD Football, Maroon W. Mr. Western Hills-Full merry of heart- Kess. KIDD, ROSALIE Sr. Girls' Club. Light heart-restless vitality-true to one. KINDT, VIRGINIA ELEANOR Sr. Girls' Club. Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars--lofty dreams- Ginny. KIRCHHEINER, FLORENCE LEONA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, A-Capella Choir. A sunny instinct-deep sincerity-quiet grace. KLEIN, MIRIAM ELLEN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Bandwagon, Speech Club. Nimble taps-persevering to the last-fashions of her own. KNABE, LOIS RUTH Treasurer of G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Breeze Staff, Modern Dance, Student Council, Spanish Club. The cutest personality-full of mischief-A ready friend. KNAUSZ, ANTOINETTIE EMMA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Lunch Room Squad. Pleasant pandemonium-with strikes and spares-She has wealth in her friends. KNECHT, SYLVIA JEAN Sr. Girls' Club, A-Capella, Dramatics, Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Ring Girl, Modern Dance, Latin Club, French Club, Bandwagon. Graceful and slim--wholesome as air-Serene amidst alarms. KOESTER, PAUL GEORGE Hi-Y, Lunch-room Squad. Roguish smile-witty remarks-latent possibilities. KOHL, JUNE KATHLEEN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Happy outlook--gentle soul-the will to please. KORTE, JEAN MARILYN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Breeze Staff. Fresh charm-Merry as a cricket-Something to sing about. KRAMMER, KENNETH EUGENE Hi-Y. High voltage grin - boisterous ioviality - varied accomplishments. KRAMER, MARVIN WILLIAM Cross Country, Maroon W. Gestures of friendliness-real sportsmanship--Marv. KRUSE, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Bowling Team. Always well groomed-the sweetest of smiles--slim loveliness. KRUSE, MARIANNE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Modern Dance. Tiny Fun-Quiet grace-fetching costumes. KUEHN, HERMAN Gracious bearing-industrious-the best in humor. LACHER, EDWIN D. Baseball Manager, Maroon W, Hi-Y. Where's the ball?--Come! come! little boy-quiet. LAMBRINIDES, CHRISTIE N. Looks like Bill-High ideals-contagious enthusiasm. auqhtanls of CReAt , ls LAMBRINIDES, WILLIAM N. Looks like Chris--Lots of fun--Clean cut gentleman. LANG, EILEEN MAY Sr. Girls' Club. Capable tinyness-No fuss-A pleasant little way. LASCALEA, NICHOLAS J. latin Club. Common sense-Determination-Honesty. LAWS, VIRGINIA BEVERLY Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Counselor's Aid. The gentle charm of a lady-Nice to know-Sweet friendly smile. LEDESKY, KATHRYN ELIZABETH Sr. Girls' Club. Ever so nice---Light hearted-Just Skip. LEONARD, MATTHEW PETER Football, Track, Cross Country, Life Saving, Hi-Y. Man of iron-unassuming intensity-Athletic prowess. LLOYD, ARDELL ERVIN Clean cut-A thinking mind-High spirits. LORCH, DANIEL G. Football, Maroon W, Life Saving. Easy friendliness-No fear of logarithms-Among other things-fun. LOVELACE, DOROTHY MARGARET Sr. Girls' Club. Quiet charm-A sweet gal-Casualness. Lib LLCLQQIJ K ,l'v .rug LUTTERBEI, FRED FRANK A mind at peace with all-A good fellow-Earnestness. LYONS, DANIEL JOSEPH Tall-Dark-And mansom. M:DONALD, VIRGINIA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., German Club, Symphony Club. Expressive features -- Sympathetic manner - Warm heartedness. MAHONEY, THOMAS NORMAN From old Erin- Abe Lincoln honesty. MANDELL, SHIRLEY Sr. Girls Club, Breeze Staft, A-Capella Choir, Girl Reserves, Lunch-room Squad, G. A. A., German Club, Public Speaking. Blithesome-Jolly laughter-Accommodating nature. MANKAMYER, MARY LOU Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Breeze Stott. Smile with a southern drawl-A skater's delight-Blum eyed loveliness. MASON, MARIAN GRACE Sr. Girls' Club, A-Capella Choir, Dramatics, Bandwagon. An understanding friend-Bell-like soprano-Lovely to know. McCARTNEY, ARCH J. Football, Swimming, Maroon W, Hi-Y President, Student Council Treasurer, Class Treasurer, Flag Bearer. A handsome physique-Quite persistent-Un homme des hommes. McCORMACK, JAMES HOWARD Band. Unselfish behavior-Endless helpfulness--A pleasure to know. taili. anenallliu, Aboeahincj, bowlplle ana what they, ana became thau, cms-1 Q McCORMACK, JAMES HOWARD sand. 1 P Unselfish behavior-Endless helpfulness--A pleasure to know. McGEE, BEVERLY ANN A-Capella Choir, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Counselors Aid, ' Sr. Girls' Club. Frankly fascinating - Friendly consideration - Honest i sincerity. 1 McHENRY, LEE f Football, Swimming, Hi-Y, Maroon W Vice-president, Life S Saving. Presistance-Depth of thought--A medic of the future. MEALE, WILLARD JOSEPH Tumbling, Orchestra, Bandwagon. Friendly sincerity-Scales on the violin--True man. MECKSTROTH, RALPH JOSEPH Football, Maroon W, Tennis. Football achievement - Earnestness - Warmth behind ' reticence. MERTEN, JOSEPH EDWARD Hi-Y. A sense of humor-A friendly approach-Freckles. METZ, SHIRLEY ANN Secretary of Senior Class, Secretary of Student Council, Secretary of French Club, G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Sr. Girls' Club, Breeze Staff. Personality plus-A prize highest esteem-Sincere friendliness. MEYER, VIRGINIA SOPHIA Girl Reserves, Counselors Aid, Sr. Girls Club. Sweet Shyness-Stylish grooming-A generous nature. MEYERS, EARL Hi-Y, Bowling. Steadfast-An alert expression-Witticisms. MILLER, ALBERT MILO Lunchroom Staff His eyes how they twinkle--His dimples how merry-.lust Albert. MILLER, MAJORIE GRACE G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club. Easy friendliness-Active participation-Happiness to shore. MILLS, HELEN EILEEN G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Breeze Staff, French Club, Latin Club, Symphony Club, Sr. Girls' Club. The mildest manner-The bravest mind-She shapes her speech all silver fine. MISTLER, PHYLLIS JO Symphony Club, Latin Club, G. A. A., Modern Dance, Sr. Girls' Club, Bandwagon, Girl Reserves, Breeze Staff. A smile that glowed-For well she kept her genial mood. MITCHELL, CAROL ELAINE Symphony Club, Allied Youth, Sr. Girls' Club. Quiet charm-Interest in others--Deep musical appreciation. MOLLING, CARL HERMAN Maroon W, Track, Football, Hi-Y, Dramatics, Life Saving. Friendly approach-The Mole -Practical intelligence. MORAN, EDWARD B. Cross Country, Track, Maroon W. Fleet footed-Gay-Way-Restless vitality. W MUNSTOCK, GERALD FRANK A tranquil mood-Endowed with reason-Snappy clothes. MURSINNA, RICHARD CADY Annual Arl Staff. Artistic Talent-Varied abilities-Honest and true. what thou, ann. Always cle mono than Us QXPQCLQCII 1 .nw 'Eh Z X PATTERSON, JOAN Latin Club, French Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Calm manner-Shy smile--Deeprooted intelligence. PAULSON, DELORES ELSEI Bowling, Sr. Girls' Club. Little 'n cute-Sprightliness-Eyes that smile. PENNO, JACQUELING ANN Sr. Girls Club, G. A. A. Here and there-Scads of development-Potential greatness. PENROD, MARGIE Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., La Tertulio. Impossible situation-Vivacious enthusiasm-Bright as a penny. PINSKY, ELAINE HELEN Sr. Girls Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Dark eyes-Clustering locks-Lovely as the day. POOLE, DONALD D. Dromatics Club. Mighty mite -Vim, Vigor, Vitality-One of the boys. PORTER, MARGARET ESTELLS ' I Symphony Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club. Melody in her words-Beautiful in form and figure. POYNTER, WILLIAM Flying feet-wavy hair-Genineness. PRYO R, MARY ROSE Unruffied serenity--A gentle way of speaking-Rich red i hair. MUSEKAMP, GEORGE HOWARD Sr. A-Cappella Choir, Sr. Band, Latin Club, Breeze Staff Camera Staff, Symphony Club. True gentleman-Thoughts of keen intelligence- Around the town. NOELL, MARJEAN RUTH Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, A-Cappella, Band- wagon, Modern Dance. Rhythmic dancing-Dream of Maroon W-Sweet and nice. NOLL, GEORGE JAMES Wanderlust-Inseparable friendships-Original irony. NOLL, SHIRLEY CAROLYN Sr. Girls' Club. Studious application--A clear head-Steadfastness. NOTZ, KARL J. A scientific yen-Brilliance inc.-Logical reasoning. O'FLAHERTY, RUTH ELAINE G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Modern Dance, French Club President, Breeze Staff, Dramatics. Flashes of wit-And Irish smile-A swell gal. OSSEGE, ROBERT EDWARD Baseball, Lunchroom Squad. Efficient way-Enjoyment of life-A helping hand. OSTERKAMP, DONALD LEO Bowling. Quick and witty-Resourceful manliness--Lots of fun. PARKER, .IUIANITA Delicacy of perception - Diversified interest - soothing serenity. r .S Uma people ana ollcl when them, ana ufounq-Acme PYLE, ROBERT Band. Dark manliness--A torrid trumpet-Hearty good humor. RAY THORNTON LEAGUE Band, Hi-Y. Quiet sincere friendliness-Reserved manner-Cooperative spirit. RECHTIN, RICHARD CLARENCE Bowling, Band. Ten-pin enthusiast -- Steady temperament - Quiet condidence. REED, BETTY KATHERINE G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Allied Youth, Bowling Team, Spanish Club. Minute perfection - Truly lovable - The charm of an aristocrat. REINECK, HILDA MARIE A-Cappella Choir, Sr. Girls' Club. A merry heart--Eyes that speak-A flower of grace. REMBER, WILLIAM LEWIS A-Cappella. Thorough workmanship-Clipped speech-Do or die spirit. REPA, EVA LOUISE Sr. Girls' Club, Counselor's Aid, Bowling Team. Seriousness with good humor-Soothing serenity-quiet charm. RICHMOND, JACK A. Hi-Y. Aviation enthusiast-Rolling along-Just Red. RITTER, DOLORES EILEEN Sr. Girls' Club, Band. Effervescence- Down the field! -Amiability. . 21.1. ' N is W, K A ROHRER, JOHN H. Restless vitality-Seriousness back of it all- The Wit. ROME, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Peg of our hearts-nifty little missy-the skin you love to touch. ROMER, DORIS ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Conscientious-Discriminative-Gay repartee. RUSKAMP, RUSSEL Sincere application-Unassuming ways-An eye toward the future. RUTLEDGE, MARY LOU Sr. Girls' Club, Annual Art Staff, Bowling Team. Sweet simplicity-A cute little artist-Highlights on the piano. SABATELLI, JOSEPHINE CYNTHIA Sr. Girls' Club. A still small voice-lndustrious application-Thoughtful. SALAMONE, ANTHONY EDWARD Baseball. Polite manliness-Eyes crinkled with laughter-Romance without ructions. SAMPLE, STEPHEN EUGENE Public Speaking, Baseball. Witty remarks-Impetuousness-Great daring. SAUL, MARION CATHERINE Sr. Girls' Club, Allied Youth. Pleasurable manner-Sincere words-Genuine omity. cms gfoung when the-:ly ans ollcll. Jlqfz-1 is juat a Mate 0 SCHAEFER, MARJORIE ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. The light fantastic-A dancing shape-An image gay. SCHLIEPER, CAROLYN LOUISE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council, Counselor's Aid, Dromatics. Lovely to look at-Delightful to know-Sunny serenity. SCHMIDT, RICHARD WILLIAM Roguish smile-Distinctive appearance-Upward and onward. SCHNOERR, WALTER PAUL Pleasant surprises-Diversified talents- Our boy. SCHNUG, MILDRED IRENE Sr. Girls' Club, Journalism, Modern Dance. A love of freedom-A merry heart, that laughs at care. SCHOEDINGER, JAMES LEE A jolly fellow-Duke-Up on the news. SCHOENFELD, RITA MARIE Sr. Girls Club, Bowling. Harmonious and wholesome nature-A gay way-Day dreaming. SCHRAMM, DON CARL Unostentatious modesty-Straight thinking-Shy ways. SCHREIBEIS, FRANK ROGER Independent-sincere effort-lnseparable friendship. SCHROEDER, ROBERT ELMER Miles of smiles-A mild manner-Determination. SCHROER, WILLIAM LOUIS Hi-Y, A-Cappella, Dramatics, Stage Manager, Annual Staff, Advertising Manager, Track. True intelligence- ieens and T shirt -A surprised look. SCHUBERT, RAYMOND ERNST Football, Hi-Y, Dramatics. Distinguished merit-Abounding congenialty-Gentleman from sole to crown. SCHULZE, RALPH FRANK Football, Editor of Annual, Hi-Y, Maroon W, A-Cappella Choir, Dramatics, Bandwagon. Our gridiron star-Modern Casanova-All around ability. SCHWARTZ, HELENE ESTHER Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Latin Club. Clear eyed-Self restraint-Toots. SCHWARZ, RUTH Sr. Girls' Club, A-Cappella Choir, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Latin Club, Spanish Club, Breeze Staff, Symphony Club. Musical enthusiasm-Continued chatter-Trim and tailored. SCHWING, BETTY MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, G. A. A., Public Speaking Club. A gay heart--Big words-Friendly eyes. SEDACCA, CARL Perseverance-Manly traits-Keen senses. SEITER, NORMA JEAN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Journalism, Breeze Staff. Real worth--Blonde shyness--Sunniness. mincl. qoodl Achooll citlgenahibo Us gens-znallllu, the e'9 'i'N hx 'W' SMITH, THOMAS LEWIS Football, Maroon W. A man of few words-Fine sportsmanship-The will to please. SPIESS, VERA DOROTHY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Allied Youth, Symphony. The ioy of life-Truth above all-Little girl appeal. STAHL, EDWARD RAYMOND Devilrnent in his eyes-Whimsical individuality-Original ideas. STARK, ROSE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Bowling, German Club. Prudent in her ways-Pleasure in eyes-Sweet composure. STEELE, THOMAS HOWARD Treasurer of Allied Youth Club, Symphony Club President, Latin Club Aedile, Dramatics. Gentlemanly behavior--Amiability-Sporty outfits. STEINHARD, SYLVIA ELSIE Sr. Girls Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Ring Girl, Allied Youth, Bowling. Tolkative friend--Pleasant-Firm opinions. STEPHENSON, PHYLLIS ANN Sr. Girls' Club, Latin Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Public Speaking Club. Intangible vivacious charm-Rosy bloom in her cheek. STIRNEMANN, HELEN MARY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Bowling, Annual Art Staff. True constancy-Comely lassie-No power can move. STOEKLE, JERRY LOUIS Camera Staff, Hi-Y, Track, Annual Staff. Sturdy manliness-A gracious manner-Watch the birdie! SEVERINGHAUS, BETTY LAURA Intensity-Decorum-Quick apprehension. SHANE, CAROL LUCILLE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Lunch-room Squad, A-Cappella Choir, Dramatics. Dancing eyes-A songbird of note-Reaching for a star. SHAW, TOBA MADELINE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Breeze Staff, Lunch- room Squad, A-Cappella Choir, Spanish Club. Raven hair and big blue eyes-Discriminating taste- Toby, SIECK, LYDIA JEAN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Always on the go-Jolting iitterbug-Mischievous eyes. SIEFERT, MARILYN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Breeze Staff. Nice to know-Girlish giggles- Sief. SISSON, MARY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Bowling. Capability-Commercial interests-Whole-hearted kindness. SLOAN, GLADIOUS ROMAINE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Bowling. Hair black as ebony-Smooth complexion--likeable. SMITH, DORIS Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Full of pleasure-Gentle nature. SMITH, MARIAN RUTH Cheerful smiles-Whispered laughter-The spirit of youth. onanunm-in to cjoocl cltigenahilp in lite. Jllmociata ,,pn,, 35 - TURNER, BETTY LOU Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, A-Cappella. Pleasing ways-Tranquility-Gentle disposition. VASSIE, OLYMPIA Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. The spirit of youth-Continual conversation-Lots of lun. VENEMAN, ETTA MAE Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Outstanding sincerity-Ready service-Bookkeeping. VIDUYA, MARCELINO P., JR. A-Cappella. Quickly one of us-Ready intelligence--Worthy of admiration. VOGEL, JAMES EDWARD Baseball, Journalism. Fun in history-Southpaw-baseball-Determination. VOGT, ELLEN WILMA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Breeze, Modern Dance. Sociability-Flashing wit--A smile that won't come ofl. VONLEHMDEN, IRMA JEAN Sr. Girls' Slub, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Modern Dance. Naive candor-Honest and sincere-Bob and Von. WADE, HELEN KATHRYN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Pleasantly disposed-Dainty nicety-True to one. WAGNER, BETTY JANE Sr. Girls' Club, Annual Art Staff, Allied Youth. An eye for the arts-Tranquil moods-Mildness. STOLL, JUNE MARIE Sr. Girls' Club. Pleasant surprises-A friend in need and deed. STONE, ARTHUR HERBERT Dramatics, A-Cappella, Basketball, Golf, Football, Basket- ball, Hi-Y, Maroon W. A master with the foils of wit-Full of manly pride-Pst! Emily. SUCIETTO, RICHARD Tennis. Love of mischief-Alert--On the go. TEEPE, MARIAN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Quick to perceive and oblige-Unaflected-Cheerfulness. TENNER, RUTH ELEANOR Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Bowling, Spanish Club. Chic pertness--Nice to know-Ever present smile. TERRELL, FOSTER WARREN Football, Maroon W, Breeze Staff, Bandwagon, Annual Staff. A mile of smiles-Well known versatility-On his way up. TERRY, IONA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Breeze Statt, Modern Dance, Student Council. Penetrating eyes--Thoughts of clarity-Silent friendliness. THORNBURY, MARGARET MARY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. Coppery lights-Restless vitality-Overtlowing vivacity. TIENEY, PATSY ANN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Gilt of Gab-Never a dull moment-Moll. eww' -' s 'X , with boeolplle tnom whom ufou can llaann. 'l'Vlz-zz-:ting WALKER, BETTE KATHERINE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Bowling Club. Dark prettiness--Pleasant and gay-A way with the men. WALTERS, RAYMONS JOSEPH Friendly spirit--Quiet depths-Willing worker. WEBER, MARY ANN Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Breeze Staff, Latin Club. Exuberant personality-True fashionplate-Always Web. WEHINGER, MARGARET MARY Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Lotin Club. Personality-personified-Blond tresses-A thoroughbred. WEINBERG, EDWARD JOSEPH Bowling. Unequaled loyalty-Real expended-Pleasure in little things. WELLS, GEORGE RAYMOND Cross Country, Track. Quizzical expression-Ready laughter-Always fun. WERNER, DOLORES CLAIRE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Bowling, Public Speaking. Distinquish charm-Always everywhere-Varied activities. WERMER, ELMER CHARLES Easy to meet-A reason for everything-Uncontrollable hair. WESSEL, EDWIN LOUIS Swimming. Swimming prowess-lndefatigable fortitude-Sparks of humor. 'fs:':-,f- WESTRICH, RICHARD FRANCIS Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Band, Orchestra, A-Cap- pella Choir, Maroon W Secretary. Irresistible gallantry-Ever o warm smile and friendly hello -Reaching for the best. WETZELL, JANE BEATRICE Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling Team, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. Flowing lresses-Maioring in fashion-Congeniality. WILLIAM, MARGIE MARIE Sr. Girls' Club. Kind hearted-Personal neotness--Always prepared. WINNES, HARVEY GEORGE Bowling, Tennis, Hi-Y, Lunch-room Squad. A love of freedom-an eye toward the future-Timely dress. WITTICH, RUTH A. Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A. Relief from boredom-On the go-Service above self. WOODRUFF, RUSSELL LEO Band, Orchestra. Musical ability- Man with o horn --Russ. WORTH, J. DAVID A-Cappella, Symphony Club, Bandwagon. Independent thinking--Convincing sincerity--Magic touch on the ivories. WRIGHT, NORMA MARIE Sr. Girls Club, G. A. A., Public Speaking. As good as gold-Give and take-Radiant smile. WUERTH, DAVID NORMAN Hi-Y, Maroon W, Tennis Team. Always on the go-Steadfast in his way-Flashing rocket. 5Jeo5JlZz-: with a Amiilc tunnis awalj wnatlmg llurnon willil halos. Ugeolpile ana known bu, the comlpanid touncll in. YARDS, WANDS ANNA Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. Contagious good humor--Miniature mite-Date going gaiety. YOCKEY, WILLIAM HERBERT Hi'Y. Engaging smile-Obliging fellowship-Mischievous manner. YOUNG, RUTH ALICE Sr. Girls' Club. Peaches and cream complexion-Taciturn charm-The bear- ing of a lady. ZAFT, FLORENCE IDA Bowling, G. A. A., Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Jovial-Quiet courtesy-Dark hair charm. BECHMEISTER, NICHOLAS EDCARD. Admirable--Solid build-Sincerity. ZIEGLER, DALE L. Never a dull moment-Cheerfulness-Snappy fun. SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM Stout of heart-Well weighted opinions-A friendly attitude. K Qnaclluatea Clliflmoae Uaictunea EDU 'Vlot Jllplpean GROME, ROY An interest in everything-Messin' around-Silent thought. LEFEBER, MARTHA Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. A serious outlook-Unselfish interest-Delightfully herself. IVEY, ALET Social pleasantness-Attentive interest--Endurance. PANARO, MARLENE Modern Dance, Sr. Girls' Club. Peppiness--Quiet candid-Stylish appearance. RUEHLAMANN, LOUISE HELEN Sr. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., A-Cappella, Bandwagon. Twinkling eyes-Sweet friendliness-Straight forwardness. SCHAEFER, GLENN Latin Club, Spanish Club, Tennis. Always the iester-Accurate intelligence-An easy going air. SHARE, CHARLES Football, Basketball, Maroon W, Track. Sportive versatility--Friendliness-Nary an enemy. SOUDRETTE, MAURINE Sr. Girls' Club, G. A. A., Latin Club. So sunny-Overwhelming ioke de vivre -Starry eyes. 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GUMP Funeral Home INVALID COACH SERVICE 3440 Glenmore Ave. Cheviot MOntana 0690-3412 WML? pwz ' ooo 404640 dz! IEE CREAM Jaded appetites-spring-feverish palates-spring quickly back to energy when you serve nature's most delicious food dessert. PURE FRUIT5 BLENDED WITH RICH MILK AND CREAM AND TANTALIZING INGREDIENTS PRODUCE THE DISH WHICH APPEALS INSTANTLY TO YOUNG AND OLD. No dessert can take the place of ice cream at meals, between meals,or after meals TO GET THE GREATEST ENJOYMENT OUT OF ICE CREAM USE FRECHTLING'S SEALTEST ICE CREAM. MADE IN A MODEL PLANT, AND EVERY INGREDIENT THOROUGHLY CONTROLLED BY CONSTANT LABORATORY PROTECTION. I ECHTLI G'S mbmw ICE CREAM Abell, William ,..,.,,. . Adams, Jacqueline .. Albers, Shirley ....,,..,,. Ambrosius, Alfred Ambrosius, Mary ,... ., Anderson, Robert. , Arnold Carol Lee..... Artenstein, Annette .... Atkins, Margaret ...,... Atkinson, Don Bachman, Anna Ree Bader, Mary Lou .... ..... Balsiger, Ronald .. Barbour, Dean . ,...,.. . Barnes, Joyce ., Barnes, Ruth . .. Bassett, Barbara . ....... . Bauer, Audrey... Bauerle, Jacqueline Becker, Doris . ....,,. Becker, Eleanor .....,..,.... Becker, Mary Ann ,. Benzing, June.. , .. .. . Berens, Paul .....,.. Bergdolt, Emil ...,.. .... Berlage, Don Berry, Geraldine ..,. . Bertram, Glenna .. Bertschinger, Jeanne ,..., filinecton 0 eniona lt ,, . 3399 Hillside Ave. 141 None 812 Wells St. 151 Wa. 9407 . ...,., 4125 Lora Ave. 151 Hu. 3576M ..,..,..4925 Cleves Pk. 151 Wa. 5111 Sidney Rd. 151 Wa. . .. 3506 Daytona Ave. 1111 408 Purcell Ave. 151 Wa. 4615 Rapid Run Pk. 151 Gr. .. ,... ...,.. . ...Box195 R.R.71111 .. ,...,,.. 4229 St. Lawrence Ave. 151 Wa. 4539 Fehr Rd. 151 Wa. 5446 1185 None 2347 0491 None 8392 6781 .. .... Box 576 R. R. 14 1111 Mo. 5390M 1003 Coronado Ave. 151 None .,. .... .... 3 952 Race Rd. 1111 Mo. 5033R .. 3267 Broadwell Ave. 1111 Mo. 1 ,.,. 3205 Mozart Ave. 1111 Hu. 630W 5357J ,. 673 Hawthorne Ave. 151 Wa. 3897 ...,. .... 5 22 Elberon Ave. 151 Wa. 7507 4450 Raceview Ave. 1111 Mo. 5566W . 2817 Shaffer Ave. 1111 Mo. 050611 .. 1737 Pulte St. 1251 None ....3011 Murdock Ave. 151 Wa. 1953 ...,3127 Wooster Pl. 1111 Mo. . ..... .... 1 025 Fairbanks Ave. 151 2988R None .. 2924 Costelle Ave. 1111 Mo. 4798R 4968 Ralph Ave. 151 Gr. 3651 .....4430 Race Rd. 1111 Mo. 3524W , . ...,,. , .. .. . R. R. 9 Sheppard Rd. .3200 Boudinot Ave. 1111 Mo. 3900W Betz, Fred ....,...,,........, ,. , ,. .... 3773 Aurora Ave. 1111 Mo. 4833W Biesack Elmer ....,...,....... .,.. ,... . , 2.4014 School Section Rd. 1111 Hu. 1823J Blankenship, Shirley ,.,.. .,... ,..,. , . . ..,..........,. .,.... 1 041 Beech Ave. 151 None Blum, Lorraine ..... .... . ,.,. 3 965 Glenmore Ave. 1111 Hu. 4192.1 Boertlein, Betty... .... .3012 Glenmore Ave. 1111 Hu. 5367J Bolland, Audrey ........... .... , .3309 Glenmore Ave. 1111 Mo. 1836R Bonhaus, Elaine ..., . ,.,...3289 Dunn Ct. 1111 Mo. 5546W Born, Betty .... .,.. .... ,.....,..... 4 9 1 7 Ralph Ave. 151 Wa. 1431 Bradley, Marian .,.,....... ,.,..... 1 223 McKeone Ave. 151 None Brannigan, Donald ..... 1707 llif'1 Ave. 151 Wa. 7140 Brater, Virginia ........, , ...... No. 79 Cleves Pk. 151 Wa. 5498 Brenner, Vera .... .,.. ..... ....., 4 2 94 Homelawn Ave. 1111 None Britt, Mary Jane ...... ,. ....,,., 1291 Rutledge Ave. 1111 Wa. 3013 Bryant, Patricia .,...... .... . ., 3910 North Bend Rd. 1111 Mo. O871J Bucalo, Sam ........ .. , , .. 591 Rosemont Ave. 151 Gr. 3943 Bywater, Nancy ..,,. .. , 2519 Harrison Ave. 1111 Mo. 3912 Cain, Donald .. ..... , .. .... .1119 Woodlawn Ave. 151 None Callos, Sue .,.. . 1044 Fairbanks Ave. 151 Wa. 0805 Carroll Patricia ,.... ......,. ..5136 Sumter Ave. 151 Gr. 2266 Carter, Phyllis. ,, 2643 Ocosta Ave. 1111 Hu. 1944J Cartlidge, Betty ..... ...,. Chambers, Donald .... Coleman, Virginia .. .. Collins, June .... ...,..... Cones, James ,... Conley, Buford . 5556 Raceview Ave. 1111 Hu. 1681M ........... 3041 Hegry Ci. 151 Mo. 4336R 230 lvanhoe Ave. 1331 Tu. 7348R ., ....,.... .3821 Delmar Ave. 1111 None ..-3728 Frances Ave. 1111 Mo. 07391 . .. 2476 sumti Ave. 1141 None 157 Connolly, Shirley. Cooley, Gwendolyn .... . Cort, Anita ,. ,... . . Costa, Margie .. , Cox, Marceline .. Danohy, Mary . . .. Deitzer, Donna .. .. DelcoFf, Goloria .... Desmond, John ., Dinkelaker, Mary.. Dobell, Jewell .... Doelling, Edward .. Doerman, Patricia , Doudican, Richard . Edwards, Doris .. ., Eickbusch, Ruth Ellis, Robert .. . Emmes, Lorraine Engel, Juanita Esslinger, Janet . .. Evans, Judy Ewick, Dolores ....... Faust, Eunice. . .. Faust, Patricia ...... Faust, Paul... Ferentheil, Harry .. Flannery, Mary.. Floyd, Anne .. .. Fox, Jean .... ,... Fox, June.. ,...... ,, Franz, Robert... Frazier, Richard .... .. Fritz, Elizabeth. ..,... .. Furthmiller, Ross . . Gard, Florence .... Gaskill, Phyllis . . Geist, Eugene ., Gerhardt, Catherine ,... ...... Gerhardt, William .. Gilfillen, Shirley... Girten, Elaine.. , Glazier, Maxine. . Goldman, Shirley... Greenlee, Charles ,. Gregg, Marvis. . Greiner, Glenn..- . Griffin, Eugene Grisham, Betty Groeniger, Pat... ,. .. Gruenemeier, LaVerne,. ,, . . .. Gudgeon, Dorothy... .. Gump, Raymond. Gumz, Paulina, ,. Hagemann, Richard Hahn, Verna. . . . .. 952 Kirbert Ave. 151 2147 Staebler St. 141 ....,.3026 Price Ave. 151 Wa. ,. 810 Grand Ave. 151 Wa. .. 5209 Sidney Rd. 151 Gr. None None 1253 2801 4114 . ...,.. . . .,.. 626 Sedam St. 141 Gr. 4133 . .,.. 2544 Homestead Pl. 1111 Mo. 5086W 5119 Sidney Rd. 151 Wa. 3407 Hazelwood Ave. 111 Mo. B402 0015 .. ...... , ..... 4736 Fehr Rd. 151 Wa. 9190 2293 Schoedinger Ave. 1141 Gr. 1322 , 3645 Epworth Ave. Mo. 1142J 3433 Cheviot Ave. 1111 Hu. 48861 , 2460 Harrison Ave. 1111 Mo. 2416W 3522 Leland Ave. 141 Wa. 4537 ..,. 3973 Kenkel Ave. 1111 Hu. 4084M .. ,... 4458 West Eighth St. 151 Gr. 2564 3265 Broadwell Ave. 1111 Mo. 1775W 5661 Biscayne Ave. 1111 Mo. 1223R 3481 Mayfair Ave. 1111 Mo. 2277R .. 741 Purcell Ave. 151 Wa. 5816 . ..1 1 30 Rutledge Ave. Wa. 4381 4691 Rapid Run Rd. 151 Wa. 7622 3323 Gamble Ave. 1111 Hu. 1643M .... .. 2918 Ficher Pl. 1111 None ,......4862 Gurley Rd. Wa. 6164 .....,..3525 Warsaw Ave. 151 Gr. 1107 Rutledge Ave. 151 Gr. 4072 0280 . .... 3720 Kessen Ave. 1111 Mo. 3459W -.-3720 Kessen Ave. 1111 Mo. 3459W ...3364 Dartmouth Dr. 1111 Mo. 0686R 2958 Montana Ave. 1111 Mo. 5977W 3311 Dartmouth Dr. 1111 Hu. 14641 .. .. ..,,. ..3309 Price Ave. 151 Gr. ..439 Purcell Ave. 151 Gr. 1300 2644 ......,,.3158 Penrose Pl. 1111 Mo. 3624W ...,.........1670 rim Ave. 151 .. .3209 Epworth Ave. 1111 Mo. Box 656 Werk Rd. 1111 Mo. 3522M None 5928 3704 Francis Ave. 1111 Mo. 2489W . .... ....,..., 4521 Hillside Ave. 141 None .. 2325 Harrison Ave. 151 Hu. 2690M . ,... ...1239 Manss Ave. 151 Wa. .. .. ,. ...3752 Warsaw Ave. 151 1275 None ,. .. 4944 Shirley PI. 151 Hu. 3614J ...4886 N. Overlook Ave. 151 Wa. 5840 ......Box 636 R. R. 14 1111 Mo. 4580R 226 lvanhoe Ave. 1331 Tu. 7124R 4870 Guerley Rd. 151 Gr. .Box 100 Cinti-Louisville Pk. Wo. ,..,.3995 West Eighth St. 151 Wa. 2145 Queen City Ave. 1141 . . 315 lngallis St. 141 Wa. 0250 5044 1277 None 9845 .. .3100 Ruth Ave. 1111 Hu. 4941M .. 3214 Lehman Rd. 151 Wa. 8862 Halpin, James ......,,... Hammer, Hoyt II ..... .,.. Hanson, Louise ,....... Harms, Adelaide ..,......, Harrison, Creed., .,..,.. .. Hartmuth, Frank .,....,.... Hasselbeck, Lois ......,..., Hauck, Jean ......,.... Hayes, Rebecca ...,.,,.. Heepke, Richard ...,....,.. Heffernan, Anne... Heitkamp, Harry ...,..,.... Heitzler, Rita .......,.,......... Hellman, Kenneth.. ....... .. Henke, Joyce ..,..,.. .... Hennecke, Muriel ...,......., Hepler, Bobbie Ellen ..... .,.. Herbst, Thomas-.. Herrmann, Kenneth .,....... Hewetson, Joseph, Jr. ,,.,... Hibbard, Katherine .......,. Hicks, Donald ..... ..,.,. Hill, Joyce ....,.........,..... Hillenbrand, Clara Hinnenkamp, Glenn... Hoetiing, Dorothy ........ Hofl, John ....,........,...... Hollstegge, Ruth ,.......... Hooper, Betty.. .. ., Huber, Dolores .,..,... . Hurlander, Marylin Hutzler, Henry ........... lsekeit, Nelson... Ivey, Alex .......,........ Jenkins, Edwin .......,.. Johann, Belly Lee ............ Jones, Patricia ........... Jordan, Edna .......,. Justice, Arnold .... ..,.. Kahle, Norma .....,...... Kohler, Martha ..... Kaiser, Marianne ......... Kane, Ruth ...........,.. Kappes, Robert ......... Kalhman, Jeanne ..... Kathman, Richard .....,..... .. Kay, William ........,..... Kehling, Natalie ..,..,.... Keiser, Carol Jean ..... Keiser, Donald .,......,....., Keller, Patricia ...,..,.. Kerr, Stuart, Jr. .....,.. Kessler, Richard ,........... Kidd, Rosalie ..,..,,.. Kindl, Virginia .......... Qllinectonmg at Seniona ....3904 Woodbine Ave. 1111 Hu. 02771 3126 Daytona Ave. 1111 Mo. 2796R 3484 Ridgewood 1111 Mo. 0177M .. 2145 Harrison Ave. 1111 Mo. 6216W ...,....334 Foley Rd. 151 Wa. 6539 .. 2190 Shasta Pl. 1111 Mo. 2765R ......,.,.,3514 Daytona Ave. 1111 Hu. 38591 ....,. 4959 Heuwerth Ave. 151 Gr. 3979 Box 136 Cleves Pk. 1331 Gr. 1500 3732 High Point Ave. 1111 Mo. 1012W ...,....4524 West Eighth St. 151 Wa. 9940 . ........... . ,,..,. 1235 Ross Ave. 151 Gr. 0494 ...3350 McFadden Ave. 1111 Mo. 1707R ............,2860 Sterrett Ave. 141 Wa. 6273 .3236 Hildreth Ave. 1111 Mo. 08661 5010 Relleum Ave. 151 Wa. 1106 -490 Elberon Ave. 151 Gr. 3414 .. ...... 1123 Sunset Ave. 151 Wa. 4635 3934 Lovell Ave. my Mo. 0476M Box 321 Werk Rd. R. R. 12 1111 .. 1021 Regina Ave. 151 Gr. 0644 ..,,. 933 Suire Ave. 151 Gr. 4783 ...4472 Grave Ave. 1111 None ., , .... 2384 Brokaw Ave. 1111 None ....... 3705 Robb Ave. 1111 Mo. 0753W . ,... .,.......... 2 958 Woodrow Ave. 1111 Hu. 3895J 201 1B Westwood Northern Blvd. 1731 Fairmount Ave. 1141 Wa. 6334 .......6714 Jersey Ave. 1331 Del. 6442W 4614 Midland Ave. 151 Wa. 0826 .. -1794 Knox St. 1141 Gr. 1290 ........3927 Delmar Ave. 1111 Mo. 0158W ........3240 Boudinot Ave. 1111 Mo. 39001 ......2656 sridgerown Rd. my Mo. eisz ., 937 Fairbanks Ave. 151 Gr. 1284 3027 Glenwoy Ave. 151 Wa. 0254 7206 Dewey Ave. 151 Wa. 5035 ....,.956 Betts St. 1141 Ch. 1360 . ,.... 927 Kreis ln. 151 Wa. 2500 .........5031 Ralph Ave. 151 Wa. 5764 ..,...,..Bridgetown Rd. 1111 Mo. 1797 ........3929 Kenkel Ave. 1111 Mo. 354011 265 W. McMillan Sl. 1191 Pa. 0650 3911 Glenmore Ave. 1111 Hu. 47911 5008 Glenwoy Ave. 151 Wa. 0075 ...........5008 Glenwoy Ave. 151 Wa. 0075 ...........,.3743 Applegate Ave. 1111 Wa. 0075 .970 Fairbanks Ave. 151 Gr. 4816 .........3827 Nolan Ave. 1111 Mo. l954W ....,4907 Western Hills Ave. 151 Gr. 1958 5249 Sidney Rd. 151 Wa. 1062 ....,3132 Montana Ave. 1111 Mo. 44981 ...,....,.437 Hawthorne Ave. 151 Wa. 2125 ....,..,..317 lngallis St. 141 None ........3301 Glenwoy Ave. 151 Gr. 3083 Kirchheiner, Florence Klein, Miriam ,.......,... ..., Klotter, Daniel ....,...,. Knabe, Lois ...............,..... Knausz, Antoinettie .,., . ,... . Knecht, Sylvia .............. . Koester, Paul ....,...,. Kohl, Kathleen ,......... Korte, Jean ,..,..,,........ Kramer, Kenneth ,.......,., Kramer, Marvin ..,., Kruse, Betty ............,.., Kruse, Mary Anne ..,... .. Kuehn, Herman .. . Locher, Edwin .,...,..,,.,..,....,. lambrinides, Christie .. . Lambrinides, William .... ,. lang, Eileen ...,.... ..... , lascalea, Nicholas .....,. ,. Laws, Virginia ...,,.,.,. Ledesky, Kathryn .....,.,. LeFeber, Marth ......,......, leonard, Matthew ....... Lloyd, Ardell ,... ..,..... . .. Lovelace, Dorothy ..... ....... Lutterbei, Fred ,......,,....,.. Lyons, Daniel.. MacDonald, Virginia ...... Mahoney, Thomas ,... .. .. Mandell, Shirley ......,,.,. .. Mankamyer, Mary Lou .......... Mason, Marion .........,.. ..,. McCartney, Arch ....,.,,..... McCormack, James, Jr. ..,.... ., McGee, Beverly ,......,, ., McHenry, Lee ......,. Meale, Willard .............. .. 3428 Cheviot Ave. 1111 Mo. 1422 966 Hawthorne Ave. 151 Wa. 0500 .. .,,,..... 1209 Texas Ave. 151 Wa. 8007 525 Rosemont Ave. 1111 Wa. 9257 ..,.........3631 Mozart Ave. 151 None .,,..,,.3121 McHenry Ave. Mo. 4238W ..... 209 Delhi Pk. 151 Delhi 6073M ..,.........4527 Ruebel Pl. 1111 Hu. 28811 ...,,.........1128 Olivia ln. 151 Wa. 2592 ......,..4947 Glenwoy Ave. 151 Wa. 2978 . ...,... . -1126 Mansion Ave. 151 None . .. ..,,.,... 4601 Joana PI. 151 Wa. 3972 3441 McFadden Ave. 1111 Mo. 3582W -3115 Cavanaugh Ave. 1111 Mo. 2213R ..-4756 Rapid Run Pk. 151 Wo. 2219 ,..........865 Beech Ave. 151 Wa. 0399 865 Beech Ave. 151 Wa. 0399 ..... 5542 Clearview Ave. 151 None 1956 Queen City Ave. 1141 None . 3910 North Bend Rd. 1111 Mo. 0871W . .. ..,..,........ . ..... Box 489 Delhi Pk. None Betty Ln. Gr. 4578 ,, ..... 562 Pedretti Ave. 151 Gr. 0277 .. 2026 Sutter Ave. 1251 Wa. 1997 .....,.....,715 Overlook Ave. 151 Gr. 0665 .. .. 3432 Miami Ct. 1111 Hu. 24321 . .... .702 Woodlawn Ave. 151 Wa. 7955 ,,........937 Purcell Ave. 151 Wa. 7955 ...,. .,....., 3 770 Hillside Ave. 141 None ......,..3628 Warsaw Ave. 151 Wa. 5545 ,........,962 Enright Ave. 151 Wa. 6104 ...,, ...... 6 61 Neave Sl. 141 Wa. 0218 .. 4649 Glenway Ave. 151 Wa. 6561 .,...,,.,2905 Lischer Ave. 1111 Mo. 1848 ,, .,..,.,, 3212 McHenry Ave. 1111 None .. 4018 Harrison Ave. 1111 Mo. 1879 Davis Ave. 1111 Mo. 404811 Meckstroth, Ralph ..... ...... ........... 2 8 57 Ratterman Ave. 1111 Mo. 3210W Merten, Joseph ......., Metz, Shirley .......... Meyer, Virginia ,....... Meyers, Earl.. ..., .. Miller, Albert .....,....... Miller, Mariorie ....,..,... Mills, Helen ,.,,. .. ,,..,. .. Mistler, Phyllis .... Mitchell, Carol .,......,.. Molling, Carl ,...,.., Moran, Edward .,.......... Mundstock, Gerald ........ . ...... . Mursinna, Richard .... .... Noell, Mariean ......... Noll, George ,... ..... Noll, Shirley ....,..,.., Notz, Karl .....,,..... ..,...4976 Shirley Pl. 151 Hu. 33371 367 Grand Ave. 151 Wa. 2553 ..,, .... .,.,..,... 2 88 Delhi Pk. 151 Wa. 6595 . 2860 Harrison Ave. 1111 Mo. 3359W - Box 451 Foley Rd. 151 None ,.,.....3317 Augusta Ave. 1111 Hu. 11461 ...,4002 Harrison Ave. 1111 Mo. 6156 , ,...,.. 3950 Delmar Ave. 1111 Mo. 0425W . ..,..... 6764 River Rd. 1331 Tu. 7512 .. ........ 4774 Basil Ln. 1111 Gr. 2029 .... ,..., 711 Considine Ave. 151 Gr. 1320 3954 School Section Rd. 1111 Mo. 0729W . 3657 Boudinot Ave. 1111 Mo. 4524W ...3043 Montana Ave. 1111 Hu. 27161 4471 Louisville Pk. 1111 None -3952 Ruth Ln. 1111 Hu. 2924M -1918 Pleasant St. 1111 Ch. 0578 O'Flaherty, Ruth . ,.... . Ossege, Robert Osterkamp, Donald ....,., Panaro, Marlene Patterson, Joan .. Paulson, Dolores . Penno, Jacqueline ....... . Penrod, Margie.. Pinsky, Elaine .... Poole, Donald . Porter, Margaret . Pryor, Mary Rose Ray, Thornton . Rechtin, Richard . .... Reed, Betty .,.... .. Reineck, Hilda Rember, William .. Repa, Eva .... .. Richmond, Jack . Ritter, Dolores... . Rohrer, John.. ,, .. Rome, Betty ,.... ..... Romer, Doris .... .. Ruehlmann, Louise ..,..,... Rutledge, Mary Lou.. . Sabatellie, Josephine., ..... .. Salamone, Anthony. .. .. Sample, Stephen, Saul, Marion .. Schaefer, Glenn ..., ..... Schaefer, Marjorie .... .. Schlieper, Carolyn ....,..,. Schmidt, Richard ....,..... Schnoerr, Walter... Schnug, Mildred .. Schoedinger, James... Schoenfeld, Rita .......... Schramm, Don ..... . .. Schreibeis, Frank ......... Schroeder, Robert.. ..... ,, Schroer, William .......... Schubert, Raymond-.. . Schulze, Ralph Schwartz, Helene .... Schwarz, Ruth.. Schwing, Betty ,. .. Seiter, Norma .. Severinghaus, Betty . . Shane, Carol.. .. Share, Charles. .... . Shaw, Toby ... Sieck, Lydia Jean Siefert, Marilyn .. Sisson, Mary Jane .. ...... inectonmg at Seniona -3330 Glenmore Ave. 1111 Mo. 6270 . ....1120 Rosemont Ave. 151 Wa. 8124 .. Box 102B Virginia Ct. 1111 Mo. 1122J .. 3429 Mayfair Ave. 1111 Mo. 6242 4972 Glenway Ave. 151 Wa ,. . .. ....... ..434 Crestline Ave . 9252 . None . ..., .4945 Heuwerth Ave. 151 Wa. 6214 .. ..... 1006 Schiff Ave. 151 Gr. 0090 1314 Manss Ave. 151 Wa. 3994 .........1602 Dorothy Ln. 1151 Gr. 1409 . ..,... 3505 Glenmore Ave. 1111 Mo. 0074 .. 3356 Dartmouth Dr. 1111 Mo. 5278W 3056 Ramona Ave. 1111 Hu. 2606J 5535 Cinti-Louisville Pk. 1111 Mo. 5610W . .... 4739 Green Glen lane Mo. 0365W . 4044 St. William Ave. 151 Wa. 2318 . 4965 Relleum Ave. 151 Wa. 2318 5037 Western Hills Ave. 151 Wa. 2890 . ..... 680 Hermosa Ave. 151 Wa. 4433 Box 244 Race Rd. 1111 Mo. 1024J ..... ...... 2 42 Twain Ave. 1331 None .. ..... Box 476 Harrison Pk. 1111 Mo. 0503R .. ., 4258 River Rd. 141 Gr. 0818 ........ 1135 Omena Pl. Wa. 1123 2450 Queen City Ave. 1141 None 1956 Queen City Ave. 1141 .. 1189 Ruiison Ave. 151 Tu None . 3133 .. 1622 Tuxworth Ave. 151 Gr. 2009 1034 Grand Ave. 151 Wa . 5125 . 3359 1 100 Coronado Ave. 151 Gr 1762 Ashbrook Dr. 151 Wa. 8502 .0612 Box 286 Delhi Pk. 151 Gr 4337 St. Lawrence Ave. 151 Gr. 3288 None ..4048 McFarran Ave. 1111 3427 W. Eighth St. 151 Gr. 1565 2100 Yoast Ave. 1111 Hu. 0160M Davoran St. 151 None ...........6610 Parkland Ave. 1331 De. 6261M 2931 Lischer Ave. 1111 Mo. 0553R 27 Carrie Ave. 2929 Kring Ave. .. 3476 Mayfair Ave. 1111Mo. 0010W 1111 Mo. 2292W 1111 Mo. 2074W . ........ 3201 Hildreth Ave. 1111 Mo. 5787 ...........1131 McPherson Ave. 151 Wa. 4457 4044 Homelawn Ave. 1111 None .. 3735 Kessen Ave. 1111 Hu. 0987.1 .. ..... Box 269 Delhi Pk. 151 Wa. 3169 ,. 3517 Daytona Ave. 1111 Mo. . .... ...,. 4739 Guerley Rd. 151 4695R None 978 Hawthorne Ave. 151 Wa. 0592 .. . 4619 Rapid Run Pk. 151 Wa. 2936 . 4510 Glenway Ave. 151 Gr. 4247 .. .... .. 3603 Darwin Ave. Mo. Sloan, Gladious Romaine ....... 3157 Bracken Woods Ln. 1111 Hu. Smlth,Dorls .... . .......,.... . ..... .. 3136 ....... 2816 Shaffer Ave. 1111 Hu. 2256M 5508J 3584 Akron Ave. 141 Gr. 3916 159 Smith, Marian ,......,... Smith, Thomas ......, .. Saudrette, Ruth ....,... Spiess, Vera .... ..... Stahl, Edward ..,....,.. Stark, Rose .......,.... Steele, Thomas . ..... . Steinhard, Sylvia ............. Stephenson, Phyllis ....... . Stirnemann, Helen .......... Stoeckle, Jerry... Stoll, June ..,......... . Stone, Arthur... .. Sucietto, Richard Teepe, Marian .......... Tenner, Ruth ..... ..... Terrell, Foster ........,.... Terry, Iona ...... ................... Thornbury, Margaret... . .. Tierney, Patsy Ann ....,... Turner, Betty ........,.......,.. Vassil, Olympia .... .,.... Veneman, Etta Mae .......... Viduya, Marcelino, .lr ..... ...... Vogel, James... .... Vogt, Ellen ........... ................ Von Lehmedn, Irma Jean ...... Wade, Helen .... Wagner, Betty .... ...... Walker, Betty .... .......... Walter, Raymond ............ Weber, Allen ................. Weber, Mary Ann .......... Wehinger, Margaret ..,..... Weinberg, Edward ..... .... Wells, George ........... Werner, Dolores.. ..... .. Werner, Elmer .......... Wessel, Edwin ..... ........ Westrich, Richard ............ Wetzel, Jane ....... Williams, Marjorie ........ Winnes, Harvey .. ..,. ., Wittich, Ruth .... ..... Woodruff, Russell .... ...... Worth, David Wright, Norma ........ Wuerth, David Yards, Wanda . ,... . Yockey, William ........ . Young, Ruth... . . Zapf, Florence .... . ...,,.......... . Zechmeister, Nicholas... Ziegler, Dale... .. ...... ............3232 Cavanaugh Ave. Mo. 2964W 565 Considine Ave. 151 Wa. 3250 6844 Parkland Ave. 1331 Tu. 7473W 1 218 Rosemont Ave. 151 Wa. 4496 ...4767 Mayhew Ave. 151 None .. .......... 4126 Lara Ave. 1111 None .,,.....511 Purcell Ave. 151 None 1278 Quebec Rd. 151 Wa. 0597 . ...,....... 4721 Glenway Ave. 151 Gr. 0300 .....,...3340 Dickinson Ave. 1111 None ...3400 Mayfair Ave. 1111 None .. 3976 Davis Ave. 1111 None .. ..... 1061 Lockman Ave. 151 Gr. 4960 ..-3249 Stanhope Ave. 1111 Mo. 1711 .....3536 Meadow Ave. 1111 Hu. 4841J 308 Anderson Ferry Rd. 151 Wa. 0336 3739 Kanauga Ave. 1271 Wa. 4091 ...........3586 Akron Ave. 141 Gr. 0036 . ....... ........ 1 743 llif1 Ave. 151 Gr. 1893 ....,4545 Clearview Ave. 151 Wa. 4510 ........3626 Herbert Ave. 1111 Wa. 1265.1 ........1234 Rosemont Ave. 151 Gr. 4304 . .... M1004 SchitT Ave. 151 Wa. 1074 2939 Urwiler Ave. 1111 Mo. 3682 2533 Talbott Ave. 1111 Mo. 04191 ......3006 Wardell Ave. 1111 Mo. 2073 .3834 Kenker PI. 1111 Mo. 2934R 560 Pedretti Ave. 151 Wa. 6521 7005 River Rd. 1331 Tu. 7432W 3719 LaClede Ave. 151 Gr. 3148 . .....,..... Box 594 Werk Rd. 1141 None ..........3304 Montana Ave. 1111 None 3118 Urwiler Ave. 1111 Mo. 0877J . ........... 4956 Heuwerth Ave. 151 Wa. 0910 705 Woodlawn Ave. 151 None -4402 River Rd. 1331 Tu. 7444W .. ...1217 Manss Ave. 151 Gr. 2311 ........2939 Urwiler Ave. 1111 Mo. 3682 ...........506 Considine Ave. 151 Wa. 4683 ...2497 Dunaway Ct. 1111 Mo. 6391 .. 1215 Wessels Ave. 151 Wa. 2880 .....,...3038 Glenway Ave. 151 Gr. 2156 3977 Kenkel Ave. 1111 Mo. 4199W 281 Cleves Warsaw Pk. 151 De. 6017M ...... .. 3411 LaRue Ct. 1111 Mo. 1946W ..... 3312 Salter Ave. 1111 Hu. 0678.1 3318 River Rd. 141 None ..3255 Hildreth Ave. 1111 Mo. 0156R ,. ..... 737 Fairbanks Ave. 151 Wa. 0748 ,......, ....... 3 398 Alta Vista 1111 None .......3816 Lovell Ave. 1111 Wa. 3767R ........103O Sunset Ave. 151 Wa. 7239 .........1933 Montrost St. 1141 None ..,..225 Twain Ave. 1331 None Z yr--M--W -H W v 1-.. 1 - '-- 4 f W- A 'fuzwwQ--1-1-W-as-x-:FN-W-,r-.-W-fm-Y-W x- - . A M . 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