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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1949 volume:

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Mr. RayburnW. quwcxllctderdiscusses school questions with the officers of the Student Council: tack Gannon, Mary Wheeler. Kenneth Bassett, and Betty Dieckmcmn. To the right is the Assistant Principal, Mr. Arthur Havlovic, and the counselor 0t tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls, Mrs, Dorothy Heninger, 01414156 0V5. Our torefothers have handed down to us through generations the tradition of liberty. We have always believed in it and cherished it. We have fought great wars to preserve it. Because of it we have enjoyed health, wealth, and hap- piness. These in turn have placed upon us the honor and grave responsibility of world leadership. Why Should we not believe in tiberty today and guard tt jealously OS our most precious posses sion? A. J. Havolvic '; Counselors encourage students to plan their lives cmd fake places in 0 world where personal choices are our right and privilege. To know how to make these choices intelligently we learn to consider our interests, abilities, and aptitudes and the needs of the com- munity so that we can best serve our- selves, our tctmities, and our country. In so doing students will be better equipped to preserve the liberty which is our heritage. Mrs. Dorothy Hentnger Everybody believes in liberty; liberty means freedom from bondage. A free man is master of himself. How tar can we go toward mastery of our self? How much responsibility do we desire? Many need and wish some gut dance, control, and support. We may even enjoy enstovement to loved ones, church, profession, or cause. Liberty begins with us. As we team more and more to master our own lives, we will discover that we have fewer and fewer bondages. We can have as much tib- erty as we desire, B. W. Cctdwcrllader Here at Western Hills we students be, lieve in liberty too. With careful thought, we elect our homeroom representatives to Student Councilt As good citizens we accept and enforce the decisions ot our Student Council. We realize the need for the voice of authority and recognize the fact that the decisions of the administrai tion are made for the common good of alt. Only when we can be good citizens of our school can we become worthy citizens of the United States. With this important thought in mind, we constant- ty strive to make democracy live at Western Hills. The Student Body 25 eaclwm gaggle in 012 QVty :00. 7A8? In our faculty section we have tried to carry forth our theme and show the good will be tween the members of the faculty and the stu- dent body. Our teachers have been taken in informal groups without heed of departments. Whenever possible they have been taken with their good friends who are memberq of the faculty. The sequence of our sectlon be? gins in the morning and runs throughout the day. It can be appropriately called A Day at Western Hills. Art has been CI main outlet for creative expression since man's beginning Misses Mmquerite Davis, Irene Blaschj Helen Hoover. cmd Mr. Wiliictm Marshall lend skillful hands in training in all phases of art to our many talented art students. Western Hills students have taken the majority of prizes in all art contests for many years. Music proudly takes its place beside art in the archives of culture. Western Hills is proud to otter all kinds of music: from the classics to bewbop to its students. Every one thrills to the works of the music department as Mr. Brady directs our bcmd on the field and our orchestra in our auditorium. Our choir under the baton of Mr. Christian Kapphan ts well known for its performance of Handel's Mes- siah and other works just as popular with music lovers everywhe jakg jaguanfage 0X jlwir jmerican Biology! botany, zoology, physiology, phy- sics, chemistry, and general science are the sciences offered in our curriculumt As such they form the foundation tor answers to the Why and what of things about us. Misses Ruth Ann Bruqmann, Mary Dourson, Betty Mathis, Adeline Greensmith and Messrs. Charles Kopp, Howard Dunkei, George Sting, Robert Morgan, Cliff Johnson, Harry French and Chester Thomas teach us the importance of science in everyday life as well cxs Ud- vcmced applications. In our household arts department our girls learn to be better mothers and wives of the future, Through the help of their teachers Misses Dorothy Smith, Mildred Botto, Iulia Clark, and Mrs. Elma Mendenhctll, they soon become qualified for their jobs of the future. .5! To the left are seated Miss Brugmqn and Mr. Chesley studying a program board. Lower left: Miss Loque, Mrs. Henderly, Misses Shirley Heis, Kolks, Marian Rothert, cmd Blanche Emmes are standing at the office counter before school; To the right Misses Hobensackl Hurdmcm, Blasch, and Mr. Pouch are about to punch the time c103k. Lower right: Misses Slutz, Dufticy, Krasne. and Mr. Hess smile as they enter school from the parking lot. 27 Above: Misses Bayha, Walters, and Mathis read their evening mail. A1 right: Misses Long, Mostin, and Marckworth enter the elevator. Below: Messns. McCartney, Dunkel, Marshall, Nohr, Sting, Well- mcm, Crandall, and Herrle confer in the Men's Faculty Room. antacid 0mg! Janfimafe jrienaaltilad. Complete courses in mathematics from arith- metic to trigonometry, solid geometry, and college algebra are offered to math students at West Hi. While Misses Jean Guethtein, Olivia Marckworth, Dorothy Petersen, Mrs. Dorothy Edgeworth, Messrs. William Huth, Wesley P01- lock, Herman Yum; and Alfred Schick pound the tundamentals of arithmetic and plane geomi etry into the heads of their students. Mrs Helen Walter and Miss Clarice Hobsensqck explain again and again a formula in trig or algebra or CI proposition in third dimension for solid geometry students. The three pictures on this page are as follows: Mrs. Mendenhqtt instructs Ct student in sewing. Mr, Thomas, Miss Geettnq, and Mrs. Fouch are watching lines in the second floor hall. Miss Petersen, Mr. Schick, Mrst Watson, and Mr, Kuhn chat OS they walk to their classrooms. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, account inq, and office practice are the courses offered in our commercial de- partment. Misses Clam Yaleh, Edith Shank, Eleanor Schilling, Roda- pequ Bayha, Magda- lena Hem, Mary Eliza- beth Davies and ML Wetlmcm are the com, peteht leaders of this department. Acommeri Ciel student from our school has a tine chance for his future in the world of business. jlwg EVQVLthLQVL 7A8 gMGJQVLf; EOCfViVLQ As 0 student becomes advanced in any line of endeavor, he realizes the need for expression through writing and speaking. Our English department teaches us to express ourselves clearly and to understand other people in the world through reading about them. Misses Thelma Baechle, Francis Brownj Eda Devine, Mary Dufficy, Virginia Good, Anna May Klaserner, Thequ Kolks, Ruth Mce Kinley, Florence Tebbenhoff, Irene Walters, Lenore Weber, Mrs. Mil- dred Bees and Vesta Watson, and Messrs. Thomas Burns and Arthur Chestey lead us in the varied fields of English. .A. VAT Western Hills is fortunate and proud to have a fine school library. Misses Glass and Loque, the school librarians, are there crt all times to aid and guide our students in finding reference material, non- fiction and escape literature. Messrs. Pollock, Miller, and Miss Good listen to c: joke while watching lunch linest Messrs. Klippel, Yung, Kupphczhn, cmd Wollenhcxupt chat over an open fire while Misses Glass, Davies! Brugmcm, Mrs. Mendenhall, and Miss Loque prepare food at the teachers' picnic 2K. IHWHJEHK $ tFI'E nMWH m oggmy 0m m im 0mm! ertwmoz jAmuLngwlf t i x To students at Western Hills, the differences of language barriers no longer loom in their way to understanding other peoples of the world Misses Bess Belem and Verne Hardman add to our understanding of cultural things by teaching us well the Latin language. Mrs. Loueth Pouch brings the spirit of gay France to our hearts as we study her French course. Mrs. Louella Pouch and Mrs Betty Henderly teach us the enticing language of our neighbors to the south, and Mn Karl Herrle teaches us German, 0 language of science and culture. Misses Burk, Witte, and Steinmetz discuss the trophies won by the girls' gym. Miss Klasemer watches the lines from her doorway. Messrs. Morgan, French, Clark. and Johnson tape the football playersd ankles for CI tough game. L3 CAL-KOZAOOCZ. W0 Jaw Our eacltem, Mrs. Walter and Miss Guethlein confer over CI math problem between classes. Miss Bolcm listens intently to the musical ensemble of Miss McKinley's third bell class. Miss Tebbenhoff shows a student CI doll for one of the many Red Cross boxes sent from Western Hills. 32 After studying world history, American history, sociology, and economics, we understand more readily the world around us, its peoples and problems, its trends of history. Misses Laura Fisher, Anne Geeting, Rebecccx Krasne, Jeanette Long, Dolores Mastin, Dora Slutz, Elizabeth Suterj Mrs. Thelma Morris, and Messrs. Thomas Pouch and Henri Hess are the faculty members Who help us attain this worthy goal. Today it is eSpecially necessary for all of us to know our fellow men well, and this can only be done by understanding them through contact with them and through knowledge of their lives and customs. 'fomme am, am! mincipaf? W0 jre W Eugenia? Mrs. Rees, Misses Brown, Davis, Weber, and Hoover look up from their lunches for CI moment. Misses Gates and Mildred Huse- man look over one of our many account books Mn Huth, Miss Greensmith, Messrs. Kopp, cznd Dunkel pause from inspection of scientific equipmeni, ' L. KNE Mechanical drawing, and electric, metal, wood, and print shops form the backbone of the industrial arts department of our school. Messrs. Wm. Crandall, Ever, ett Miller, Raymond Abercrombie, Fred Klippel, Glen Wollenhczupt, and David Kuhn take pride in teaching mechanics to CI large portion of our student body. These subjects form a firm foundation for future success in the world of 111011131137 J49 we j4memlcomw .7 Allison. Richard: Chess Club, French Club, Golf. Sharp in- tellect, hidden idealism, subtle sarcasm. Anderson. Dorothy lune: Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance. Warmth of personality, quiel umiability, pleasing smile. Andon. Connie: Sr. Girls' Club, GRAN YiTee-ns Ring GLri, Modern Dance. Genuine sincer'ny, mellow dark eyes, a cheery hello. Armstrong Barbara: Y-Teen Cabinet, Band. Modern Dance. Dramalics, Sr, Girls' Club. Pleasing quietness, a happy heart, friendly ways. Aylward. Clara Jean: Spanish Club, YMTeens, Sr. Gn'ls' Club. Congenialiiy, open frankness, a true friend. Bassen, Kenneth Barrett: HiiY, Football, Basketball, Track. Treasurer of Student Council, President OI Maroon W. '48 Annual Sluif, Usher. Handsom Bass, atlributes oi a great athlete, not an enemy in the world Bauerle. lean Carol: Four year letler girl, Corresponding Secretary of G.A.Av, Y-Teen Board, Ring Girl, Latin Club, Secretary of A Coppella Choir. Depth of character, social poise, lovable Sool . Becker. Iames: Bowling, Foreign Teeners. A smile for every one, everlasting good nature, happyqoklucky air. Behne. loan: Breeze Stuff, Radio Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club, YiTeens, Modern Dance, Lmin Club. Vim, vigor, and vitalily, literary promise, flashing smile. Bell. Patricia Ann: G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Secretary of Band Letter Club, Band, Orchestra, Breeze Siaff, 81 Girls' Club, Captain of Ushers. Sincere manner, efficient manager. lasting friendr ships. Bell, Shirley K.: Sr. Gnls' Club, YrTeens. Ladyrhke reserve, genume. tried and 1rue. Belter. Jean M.: Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A., YrTeens, Spanish Club, Lmin Club, Bowling Quiet refinement, casual good nature, true to one Benmqyor, lack L: Spanish Club. Boys' Slate Executive, sparkling leeth, deep down smceriiy. Bering, Irene 1.: G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club, Lunchmom Squad, Refreshing frankness, quiet efficiency. wholesome nature. Berlaqe. Kenneth: Laiin Club Aedile, Hi-Y, Annual Smff, Life Saving, Usher. Slow to act Ber , dryesi humor, worth while opinions. Bex. Evelyn: Intereslinq conversations, vwacious charm, into everything. Bicking. Mary Ann: G.A.A. Board, five year leller girl, YMTeens, Band, Band Letter Club, Bandwagon, Spanish Club, Breeze Typist Sr. Girls' Club, Hiking Club, Bowling, Modern Dance. Sunny disposition, conversation by the yard, happy- go-lucky B1ck . Birkenmaier, Leslie Page: GAAAAA, Y-Teens, Modern Dance, Bowling, Sr. Girly Club. Business woman, increasing chat- ter, a friendly attitude. Brater. Janet: Chess Club, Allied Youlh, Plastic Club. Band, Band Letter Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Peppy conversationalisl, carefree happiness, always busy. Breslel. Vera: A Coppelld Choir, G.A.A,, French Club, Latin Club, Chess Club, Student Council, CorClub Ednor of Annual, Sr, Girls Club. Quiel digmty, reaching towards the besl, mmumy 01 thought. Brosnan. Patrick: Basketball, Baseball. Happyiqoilucky Pm, blond Titcm, smile for everyone. Brown. Beverly Claire: Spanish Club. A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., SL Girls' Club, YrTeens, Modem Dance Shy con- qenialny, ladylike ways, unassuming iriendliness. Bryan. Ianet Mae: Sr. Girls' Club, Counselor's Aide. Pleasing countenance. sincere manner, willingness to cooperate. Buifinglon. Muriel: Y-Teens, Sn Girls' Club, G.A.A., Bowling. Camera Club, Camera Staff, Modern Dance, Breeze Phor toqmpher. Camera Qddld, loyuhy 10 all, solid determination. Burton. Bruce: Knowing smile, marked reserve, poised manner; Burton, Io: Sympathetic manner, sincere friendliness, im- maculate appearance. Ruskin, Edward: Overhunqing hairdo, friendly but quiei way, click-click go Ihe typewriter keys. W 7m Judi JQMA, Black. Barbara L: Spanish Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Sr, erls' Club, Modern Dance. Pleasing natural prqcncal minded, true blue. Blndqul Edward W.: Football, Baskelball, Track, HirY, Vice Presidem of Sigma 10m, Student Council, A Cappeild, Ma- roon W, German Club, Usher. Dashing good looks, all over the face grin, Big B10015 . Boertlein, Robert 3.: A Coppella Chou, Plastics Club. Dark, sparkling eyes. hurried manner. meaningless til-luts. Bolund, Dorothy: Spanish Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens. Serious minded, Silence is golden, friendship the: en- riches living. Borcherding. Arlene lane: YrTeens Board, Exacuiive Board of Sludem Council, Band, Hiking Club, Band Lener Club, Breeze Swill G.AA., Usher, Presidenl of Sr. Girls' Club. Modem Dance, Plastic Club, Y-Teen ng Girl. Pleasing ccsudlness, amiable cooperation, true friendships. Bolsiord. Lois Ann: Spanish Club Y-Teens, G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance. Calm assurance, devotion to the tinesl, intelligent beauty. Botuchis. Iohn: Gym Team, SWimming Team. Band Wagon, Maroon W, Practical iokgr, superman physique, lover 01 parallel bars. Bowen, Shirley: G.A.A.1 Sr. Girlsl Club, Y-Teens, Bowling, Serious minded, swea nature, blonde laughter. Boys. Marilyn lane: Treasurer of G.A.A., Hiking Club, Y, Teens Cabinet Latin Club, Student Council, Sr. Girls' Club. Liked by everyone, sports minded, reliability. Cloyd. Voris: Merchandising Club. Dark, meaningful eyes, marked calmness, man of iew words. Cobb, Donald 1.: Bowling, Business interest, eyes that shine, ten-pin happiness. Colson, Mildred Ame: Earnest attitude, raven locks. sweet ways. Cones. Marilyn 1.: Salesmanship and Advertising Club, Merchandising Club, News Ediior of Breeze. Y-Teens Ring Girl, G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club Vice president and secretary of Spanish Club. Able versatility, ready cooperation, true intelligence. Contant, Robert H.: Few words bu: many smiles, ladies! man, monkey business. Cox. Bonnie Marie: YiTeens Girl, Modern Dance, Spanish Club, Sr. Girls' CLub, Latin Club. An uncontrollable giggle, mischievous eyes, perpetual good humor. Cox. E11111 Ellen: St. Girls' Club, G.A.A., Lunchroom Squad, Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Orchestra. Good mixer, 017 ways on the go, fun to know. Craig, William Banner: chd Manager, Band Letter Club Vice-presidem, Bandwagonl Orchestra, Baseball. Our steady man, sensitive face. Gene Krupd's double. Daniels. Shirley Mae: Sr. Girls' Club, Y Teens Ring Girl. Bowling. Clothes :1 la mode, as utlractive as acnve. Peachie . gyro; ewidlL, jfafian; Butler, Alice: Co-Edilor o! Breeze. Band, Orchestra. Choir Accompanisi, Sr. Girls' Club, Student Council, Three Arts Club, Latin Club. Always sweet, efficiency plus, c1 gracious willmgness. Callahan, Jeanne: G.A.A., YATeens, Sigma Iota, Student Council, Modern Dance, Treasurer of Sr. Girls' Club, Sec- retary of Iunior Class, Vice-presidem of Senior Class, An- nual TypisL Friendliness unequaled, rates In everybody's book, a devastating smile; Cuppel. Edna: Dolores: Y-Teens Ring Girl. G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club. Quiet sinceriiy, dependable good sense, wide interests. Chamberlain, Shirley May: Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A. Vimlity plus, quick intelligence. plenty of fun Chaney, Donald: Fooibcdl, Lunchroom Squad. Just a shui- fling on, keen alhletic imeresl, everybody's pctl. Chaney, Dorothy: Secretary of Sr. Girls' Club, G,A,A., Y7 Teens Cabinel, Spanish Club, Student Council. Athletic ver- satility, genuine friendship, everwill'mq to oblige Chiseck. Curl: Varied inleres1s, good pal, blond Gnd curly. Christiansen, Harold HA HiiY President, Tennis, Spanish Club, Usher. Handsome Scandinavian profilel boisterous laugh and humor, depth of character, Clemens, Marlene Iayne: G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club, Merchan- dising Club, Secretary of Sqlesmanship and Advertising Club, Spanish Club. Our Iuture saleswomcm, a friendly greelmq. c: prlvileqe lo know. renclL anal gyfwk Duubenbis. Joyce: Sr. GIrls' Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club. Counselor's Aide. Dark eyes, pleasingly poliie. a genllr. voice. Davis, Harry E.: Careless manner, mechanical inleresl, makes the wheels go round. Day, Mary Ann: G.A.A., Sr. Girlsl Club. The art of mukmg friends, Wlllinqness 10 help, lith-hecrled. Deaaey, Hazel: Small and sweel, Iriends by the dozen, lively eyes. De Gregory, Doris: G.A.A., YrTeens, Bowling, Merchandlsr inc; Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Brunette charm, vivacmus nature, a ready smile. Deitemeier, Iames E.: A Cuppellu Choir, Bandwagon, Choir Librarian. A red head's way with women, Ihroqu bass, smooth dancer. Deitschle. Robert F.: Hi-Y, Stage Cruher, Assistunl manager 01 Sound Crew, Baseball, Football, Plasiic Club Blond burr. small but mighiy, telephone number colleclor. Demeropolos. Kathryn: Sr. Girlsl Club, Y-Teens. G,A.A.. Bowling, French Club. Lustrous dark hair, eyes to match, loyal friendships. Deiimer. Cornelia M.: President of G.A.A., 6 yr. Leiter Girl, School Biuzer, Co-Edjtor oi Breeze, Sigma Iota, Student Council, Y-Teens, Latin Club Aedile, Radio Club, Bandv wagon. Life Saving Corps, Sr. Girls' Club. Vice-president of Student Assembly Commitlee. All American inieresls, desi lined for success, calmness personified, Dhonau. Howard C.: Preahdent of Band Leller Club, Band, Bandwagon. Student Council, Orchestra. Thai wavy hair, lop clarinetisl, friend of many Dieckmann, Betty: chlin Club, SrA Girls' Club Dramaiics. YvTeens Cabinet, Ring Girl, Recording Secretary of Student Council, Recording Secretary of GVAVAV, 6 yr. Letter Girll Breeze reporter, Life Saving Corps, Modern Dance, Hiking Club, Bandwagon, Three Arts Club, Usher, Student As sembly Commitiee All around cbihiy, loads of friends, c11- ways cheerful, Diekmeyer. Peggy: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance, Lunchroom Squad, Safely Council, Usherl Boundless enihusiusm, graceful slimness. a serious side. Dienesch. Marian: G.A.A., Y-Teens Ring Girl, German Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance. Hiking Club. Flash of mer- riment, versatile, loyal friendships. DiLonardo, Patrick 1L: Small but heard, dark eyes and wavy hair, earnestness. Dombusch. Clyde 1-1.: French Club, Latin Club President, An- nual CQ-Ednor. Presidem of Executive Board of Studem CounciL An appreciation oi 1he arts, unmatched reliability, sincere friendliness. Dcrnetlel Eileen: Sr, Girls' Ciub, A Cuppellc Choir, Bowling, YvTeens, Latin Club, Modern Dance, GAIL Groomad per- fedion, bait for compliments. social poise. Dorsch. lane! Bose: Merchandising Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club, YiTeens, Spanish Club, Bowling, Hiking Club, Bright smiles, determination, many iriends. Dragon, George: OuTside of school interesisj muscle man, a gay wcxy. loomijlg XQMML'OLVL; Dulaney. Robert D.: Bowling, Basketball Manager, Secreiary of Hi-Yj Safety Council. Smooth personality, good looking. everybody likes him. Dusierdieck. Ted 1.: Safety Councd. Unceasing chatter; funny, flowing laugh; anything goes. Dyer. Marian 1-1.: Y-Teens. Sr. Girls' Club, Salesmanshlp Club, Modern Dance, French Club, Y-Teens. Darkasi eyes and hair, quiet simplicity. cm interested sludenl. Hades. Mary Lee: Salesmunship Ciubl Merchandising Club, Sr. Girls' Club, French Club, YiTeens. Congeniality. champ ing manner, originality. Edelmann, Dale Calvin: Secretary of HirY, A Cappella Choir, Student Ticket Exchange, Safety Council, Camera Club, Air Navigation, Tennis. Flag Bearer. Mighly vccubulary, fond hopes and ambitions, grownup outlook. Edelmann, Marian: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Latin Club, Bowling. Quiei moderation, precise in dress, a true friend Ehrman, Ruth Agnes: G.AA., Sr. Girls' Club, YhTesns, Sales- manshlp Club, MerChcmdisinq Club. Bowling, Hiking Club. Dependabilityl qmei reserve, sweetness. Eldred, Robert E.: lust fooling around, easy qomg manner, dark, attractive complexion. Elliott David Vaughn: Latin Club, A Cappellct Choir. Fine brain, perseverance, lofty spirit. Ellison. A. John: Band, Band Letter Club. Bandwagon, Betse- bcxll, Foo1bczll, Secretary of Hti, Drumatics, Magazine Art Slafi. Small, dark and handsome, the young man with Q horn. lover of fun. Elrod, Burton David: Radio tech, motor bike prOleer, ques tions galore, Elsen. Robert: Assistant Manager of Stage Crew, chd. Easy going, pokerfczce joker, Mike iroubles. Esstman tMundelD, Leonard: Head Cheerleader, Student Council, Spanish Club, Baseball, Basketball. School spirit plus. personality unsurpassed, sharp cloihes. Fqihmun. Audrey: GJSLAH Sr. GirLs' Club, Y-Teens. Seeks adventure. likable personaliiy. carefree attitudeh Finkelstein. Beatrice: G.A.A. Board, Y-Teens Ring Girl, Sr. Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Life Saving Corp, Bandwagon, Modern Dance, Bowlmq. Breeze Busmess Manager, '48 An- nual Advertising Stuff, 4 yr. Letter Girl. A Cappella Choir. Always on the go, easy 10 meet, bubbling enihusicsm. Fisher, once Carolyn: 512 Girls' Club, GAIL, YrTeens, Lal'm Club. Spanish Club. Merry moments. c1 favorite with all, eyes that smileK Fisher. June MJ Cheer leader, Y-Teens Hing Girl, Modem Dance, Spanish Club, Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A. Board. 6 yr. Letter Girl, Life Saving Corps, A Cappella Choir. Sporis and more sports, c1 mind 01 her own, unsurpassable energy. Fissel, William E.: Lunchmom, A Cappeilq Choir. Baseball. Football, Bowling, Student Council. King laker, guns and hunlinq, Dot . Fury. Mary Lou: Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Merchandising Club. Poised attractiveness, tranquility, c1 husky voice. Gamble. Harry C.: Swimming, Hl-Y, Bowling. Marked hundsomeness, friendly disposition, loves the water. Gannon. John Iumes: Presidenl of Hi-Y. President 01 Student Council, PresiEent of Junior and Senior Class, Vice President of Maroon W', Football, Buskeibull, Baseball, Boys' Week Represenlclive, Lunchroom Squad, Breeze Stuff, A Cappellu Choirj HirY Teen Council. First again with high school men, cxlh'ehc prowess, Pres. Geeks. Melvin: Hi-Y. Alhlelic prowess, fleeL-Iooled, jusl playing around. Geoheqan. David: Hi-Y. Merchandising Club. Lunchroom Squad, Football Mcmquer Dreamy eyes, mechanical interest, Winsome ways. Geargin, Steve 13.: Alert face, shy grin, free and agile; Gibhomh Catherine: Marchandisinq Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Hiking Club. A chalierbox. a smile for everyone, resourcefulness. Gilliland. Sue: Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club. Winsome charm, lcdylike appearance, unaffected. Ginan. Fred: Easy comeieusy qa. smiley Freddie, likes cookies . Canada; pofwlb $05015 Flake, luck: Fooibqlll Track, Maroon W, HiiY, Lunchroom Squad, Foolball Council. All Ci1y Flip, muscle mcm, a hardy laugh and inieresl in 1he class 01 48 . Fosnol. Doris: Bowling, Sr. Girls' Club, Counselor's Aide, YrTeens. G.A.A. Happy heart, squiqhiforwqrdness, a friend- ly greeting. Foster. Tom: Treasurer of Latin Club. Amiubility, academic interest always willing lo help oihers. Frank. George Clarence: Hi-Y, Salesmanship Club. Poster ity's salesman, cheerful nature, The Spoken Word . FIEeSE. Vernon IL: Tull, well-built, and good looking, free going way, everythinq's O.K. Frey, Jim: Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y, A Cdppella Choir, Maroon 'W. Serious ideas, joking ways, Handy Andy of the baseball team. Frondori. Carol: Sn Girls' Club, G.A.A., Bowling, Y-Teens. Harmony of dress, hdppy-qo-lucky life, fun Io know. Fuller, Carole: GAA. Board, 6 Yr. Leiter Girl, Modern Dance, Life Saving Corps, Cheerleader, Bandwagon, Spanish Club, Sn Girls' Club, A Cuppellu Choir, Y-Teens Ring GirL A movie scoul's dream, feminine allure, 1he eyes have it Funck, Marguerite E.: G.A.A. Board, Y-Teens, Latin Club, German Club. St. Girls' Club. Dramatics. Bowling. A re- served manner, dependability, diversified inlerests. xjglwngam'an, ogtu04; Golsch, Gerald P.: Basketball, Hi-Y, Track. Trim and slim, jumbled lmqo, whose bashful beau? Gohs, Marilyn: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Sr. GLrls' Club, Bowling, A Cappellu Choir, Latin Club. Qukel sophisiicmion. petite and trim, a lasting friend Glass. Io Ann Marie: Y Teens, Spanish Club. Sr, Glrls' Club, GAA. Board. Hiking Club, A Cuppella Choir, MerchandiSu ing Club Vice Presidenh Ten pin queen, quiet efficiency, sweet disposition. Greiner. Mary: Bowling, Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, GAR, Hiking Club. Easy going, c2 humorous vein, shy manner. Greenfield. Donald: Football Manager, Merchandising Club President, Intramural Bowling, Maroon W , BasebulL Lunchroom Squad, Golf. Quiet countenance. winning ways, lell-tqle face. Goodlellow, Ronald. Lee: Treasurer of Band Letter Club, Bandwagon, Band. Mellow saxophonist swing promo1er, gay way. Grishum. John: A busy mcm, outside imerests, a will and a way. Greschel. Richard: Luiin Club, French Club, Navigation Club, Unique distinction, iechm'ccxl brain, creator Of hiarur glyphics Greiner, Warren H.: HirY. Dark distinciion. good lislener, contributes laughter. Gusselt. James: Maroon W Treasurer, HLY, Latin Club, Baseball, Basketball, Student Council. Flaqbearer, Hi-Y Teen Council, Sludent Assembly Commiitee. Scholarly our look. a sportsman too, sound character. Gussetl, Ianeh Sr. Girls' Club Y-Teens, Spanish Club.- Modern Dance. Ability, sunny disposilion, the marks of a lady. Huass, Alene: Sr. Girls' Club, G.AA., Modem Dunce Friendly manner, deierminclion, common sense. Hagen, Nelson: German Club, HLY. Low 1hrocxiy voice, math inieresi, a cover of gruffness. Hamlin, Ieunne: A Cuppella Choir, Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance, YTeens Ring Girl, Spanish Club, Bandwagon, Breeze Staff, G.A,A. Sparkling gcdely, loads of pep, winning charm. Hammerlein, Richard D4: Football. Quiet attitude, resource- fulness, CI grin that wins. Hancock, Neil E: Stocky physique, 1th haircui , c: dive 1hc1t's tops. Harlan Put: Ups and downs, iailored irimness. giggles galore Harris. Charles IL: Hi-Y, Maroon W , Student Council, Usher. Football Statisucian, Basketball Scorekeeper, A Cappellu Choir, Dramqlics. Bandwagon, Bowling. Secretary of Sigma Iota, Sports Editor Annual, Breeze Stuff. Personalny plus, a way with women, born 10 succeed. SwealijA, jnnidlg Harris, Jacqueline Jean: Sr. Girls' Club, G,A.A., Y-Teens. Counselor's Aide. Modern Dance, Spanish Club. Vivqcious miss, calm under pressure, :1 happy smile, Harvey, Bob: Track, Bowling. One girl on his mind. mysierious glances, her boy. Hagen, lack: Latin Clubl Foreiqn1eeners A merry, merry way, refreshing repurlee, Iriend to all. Heckmun, Pu! D.: G.A,A., Y-Teens, Sr. Glrls' Club, Bowling, Breeze Staff, Counselor's Aide, Modern Dance, Student Council. Geslures oi friendlinesa steadfast loyalty, deep sincerity. Heiden, Hilda C.: Sr. Girls' Club, A Cappellq Choir, Ener- getic, a face thal hghts up, unmisiukable charm. Henderson. Eleanor M.: Y-Teens. Sr. Gnrls' Club. Openr hearied and friendly, 0 will and a way, a pleasure to know. Hankenbems, loan: Sr. Girls' Club, GAA. Good C15 gold. quiei nalure, tireless worker, Herbsireil. Eleanor Virginia: Sr. Girls' Club, A Cappellu Choir, GAAq Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Bowling. Broad smile, Iulure success, iraits we admire. Hess, Norma Tune: GAAAA Board, 6 Yr. Leiter Girl, Y-Teens Ring Girl, Sr. Girls' Ciub, Life Saving Corp, Modern Dance, Spanish Club, Breeze Smif. Independent thinking, winning smile, unlimiTed friends. Hesse, Willa Lee: German Ciub, Sr. Girlsl Club, Foreign- teeners, Allied Youth. Very quiet, warm sinceriiy, shy smiles. Hellman. Ralph D.: Hi-Y, Football. Blond and fair, outside oi school interests, joins in the fun. Hoilmnn, Walt D.: Hi-Y, Fcoiball. Pkeusinq smile, curly locks, nice to know, Hohmeister, Phyllis: Spanish Club, Sr. Glrls' Club, Y-Teens, Counselor's Aide. A poetls soul, calm composure, future success. Holocher, Donald: Cross Country, Truck, Maroon W , Fleetfooled. scientific outlook, quiet observance. Horn, Paul: Interest in science, c1 languid manner. c: iokesier boy. Houston, Ann: YiTeens Ring Girl, Sr. Glrls' Club, GAA. Honeyed quality, modest, endeared to qlL Hudson. Elmer: Small blondie, full of pep, indulges m mischief. Huelsman, Elecmomt: Bowling. Date ban, bright blue eyes. Norie . reek junk 696A; HuH. Evelyn Carol: G.A,A., Y-Teens. Sr. Girls' Club. Light- hecmed cmd carefree, casual good nature, originality, Hughes, Robert: Mighty Bob. hits me high Spats, oiwcxys a cheery greeting. Hurley, Dorothy: Band, Band Leiter Club, G A A Board, Y-Teens, 6 Yr. Letter Girl, Bandwagon, Spanish Club, Breeze Staff, Orchestra, Sr. Girls' Club Sporls enihusiust, every- bodyls pal, Der Hurl . Hush Anna therine: Y-Teens, German Club, Sr. Glrls' Club, Pluslic Club, Merchandising Club. De erminution, quiet and unassuming, contagious smile. Hutchinson. Alice Iecm: Counselor's Aide, Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A., Modern Dance. Marks of CI lady. seILous mmded, quiet mannerisms. lohnson. Charlie I.: Football, Truck, Sludent Counc1l, Maroon 'W. A valuable Eooibcxli mcm, good looking Charlie . nice to know. Iohnson. Donald: Driving fiend, careless and carefree ways, seeker of good times. Iohnmon, Io-Ann: G.A.A., Bandwagon, Sr. G1rls' Club. Y- Teens. Original ideas, chckinq laps, nonchozlcmce. Iones, Janet Juice: Y-Teens Ring Girl, BowIing, Merchandisr mg Club, Sr. Giris' Club, Ir. Breeze Club. Brunelte cltmcuve- ness, poise and assurance, the perfect secretary. Kaeser, Doris Beuy: YvTeens, 81 Girls' Club, G.A.A. Even disposition, kind words, sure to succeed Kain, Joanne M.: Dramatics, A Cappella Choir, Execuiive Board of Sludem Council, Modern Dcmce, Latin Club, YTeens Ring Girl, Sr. erls' Club, G.A.A., Bandwagon, CovEditor of the Annual; Genuine ability, charm of cm aristocrat, cm eye ior siyle. Kaiser, Doris Ieun: French Club, G A.A , Hiking Club, Yr Teens Ring Girl, Y-Teens chine1, News Eclilor o! Breeze, Modern Dance, Sr. Girls' Club, Hi-Y-Teen Council. Vim vigor, vitumy, an answer for everything, cynical humor, Kemp, Carolyn Ann: President ol YATeens, Ring Girl, G A.A.. Lcm'n Club Aejile, Breeze Staff, Sr. Girls' Club. Modern Dance, Sigma Iota, A Cuppella Choir, Bowling, HiVYrTeen Council, kamg Club, Student CounCLI. Smiling amiabLlity, unlimiled friends. dark eyes of expressiveness. Kumpmcm, Lois Buih: LCIlin Club, French Club, Dramatlcs. Y-Teens. Scholarly upiilude, helpful to all, pink and while complexion. Kare'h. Anhur H.: A CCIppeHCI Choir, Proiecior Op'erutor. Engine trouble. c1 nonchdlcm: manner, knowing grin. Kautz. James Charles: Breeze, A Cappellu Choir, Tenms, Dramatics. Scholarly interes S, a real gen1lemcm, one oi the boys. Keller, Robert: Imelliqence b?mauth it ali, small and dark smoidcrmg thoughls. Keller. Stanley: Hidden intelligence, original jokester. easy going uir. OMgKe-CZLQCA jmerican. Kemmen Janet: Groomed perfection, ever ready wit, irre- sistible voice. Keman, Cliff: Willing to oblige, c1 broad, friendly grin. iriends eamly made. Kerr. Iames: A Cappella Chain Lens and ilushbulbs, 0 popular kid, carefree airv Kinnemeyen Iohn: Silent observance, sirmghtforwurd phrases, a laugh for every occasion. KirudjieiL Assen: Football Manager, Baseball, Maroon 'W, Salesmanship Club. A helping hand, fast talker. everyone likes Joe . Kisl. Jacqueline Louise: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dancel Office Asmsiant. Cheery greetings. soft voice, earnest endeavor, Klausing. Marian FL: G.A.A., Sr, Girls' Club. Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Y-Teensl Bowhnq Every day's a holiday, mischievous eyes, fun in c crowd. Klein. Frederick Joseph: Bowling, Maroon ' W Teasing way, medicme's messenger, an interest in cars. Klinq. Connie: Vice Resident oi G.A.A., 5 Yr. Letter Girl, Lenin Club Secretary, French Club. Y-Teens Ring Girl, An Co-Edilor of Annual, Breeze Staff, Life Serving Corp, Usher, Hiking Club, Sindent Council, Modern Dance, Sr, Girls' Club. Radiant charm rules tops in everything, weli deserved popularity. Klinq, Donald Cu: Baseball, Bowling, A Cappellu Choir, Drdmcnicsl Bandwagon. Loves to sing, always heard, u kidding manner. KnopL Elsie: A Cuppellcx Choir, German Club, YiTeens, Sr, Girls' Club Companioncble ways, plenty 01 fun, tried and irue. Koch. Betty Jane: G.A.A., Yr'feens, Breeze Staff, German Club, Modem Dance. Sr. Girls' Club. Never a dull moment, lates! gossip, Cooky Koch. William C.: Hair that shines, an interesi in other people, seriousness underneaih. Kolb. Raymond: Gym Team. Lunchmom $105. plercmg ibouqhis, nice to be around. gymnastic skills. Kolstein, Louise May: Sn Girls' Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Modern Dance, YiTeens, Breeze Typist. Lively smile, 1udy like ways, qenuineness. Korten. Edward: Hi-Y. Bowling. The Hon'l, fun wnh any- body, 1rresistible qualifies. Kramer. Lois Mae: G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club, Bowlmq. Calm composurel congeniality, cheery dlsposition. Kramer, Roberta: Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A , Y-Teens. Modern Dance, Spanish Club, Lunchroom Squad, Bowling, Usher Rapid lire reply, 235! for living, carefree air. Lawson. Bill: Sludeni Council, Spamsh Club. He's our boy , man With an air, super-personcxlity, Ledesky. Winifred Rue: G.A,A., Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens, Bowling, A Cappellq Choir, Hiking Club. Tenipin girl. full of fun, Winnie . Leistler, Kenneth S.: HLY, FootbalL Slow motion, good thinker, leader in his group. Leonard. Rosemary C.: G.A.A., Y-Teens, German Club, Bowling, S12 Girls' Club. Echoing laughter. honest opinions, a host of blends Leslie. Bob: Merchandising Club. Tunid voice, lazy bones. good quql'nies. Levy, Iumes: Spanish Club, Footbuli Manager. Athleiic minded, good humored, likes a good joke. Lewis. Opal lean: G.A.A., Yff'eens, Sr, Girls' Club. Little and lively, mildness, bearings of a lady. Lewis. Ruth Iecm: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Sr. Girlsl Club, Bowling, Modern Dance. Neat as cx pin, shy friendliness, refined. Lillis. Bob: Hi-Y, Intramural Bowling. Reserved, likes alhr lexics. a joy for living. MM! 7sz of JW Krieg, Donald: Lunchroom Squad. Always smxlinq, me- chcmicczl prowess. busy boy. Krieg, Stanley: Lunchroom Squad. Ready smile, valves a5 wheels, hard workman Kruse. Donald W.: Baskelbcll, G011, Maroon W , President of HirY, Spanish Club, Hi-Y-Teen Council. Usher. Golf Champ, best of nature, Abe . Kugele. Geraldine: G.A,A., YiTeens. Sr. Giris' Club, Bowling. Deep sinceriiy, quiet modesly, lasiinq friendships. Kuhlmun. Lorraine: Sr. Girls' Club. G.A.A., Y-Teens. Bowk- inq. Flashing smile, loquucious, true 10 one, Kunlz, John: Orchesiru, Bandwagon, Tennis, Maroon MW Tall, dark. and handsome. happyrqorlucky air. jolly good company. Lumbrinides, Iohn: Gym Team. Muscle mun, mischievous spim, everyihing's u ioke. Lampe. Ruth: G.A.A., Y-Teens, A Cappellcz Choir. Modern Dance, Sr. Girls' Chlb. Shy smiles, always willing liked by everyone. Langhorst, Thomas: Hi-Y. Yecqlinq Ground. lots of fun. quiet m the classroom. W ;'e gaplfizecz gapfidf, Lindsey, Laura Jean: 8L Girls' Club, YVTeens, GAAJXU Bowlr ing, Merchandising Club, Sulesmanship Club. kamq Club. Girlish giggles, miSChievous, always everywhere. Link. Helen Louise: Sr. Girls' Club. Kind heart, depend- ability, life GS '11 comes Lockham, Edythe Helen: Y-Teens. Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, A Cappellu, Office Assistant. Ailracuveness, expressive eyes, quiet dignny. Lohmann, Ien'y: Ioumcxlism's the thing, slow but sure. quizzicczi countenance. Lohmeier. Frederick Robert: A Cappellcx Choir, Vice Presi- deni of Hi-Yl Loves lhcxt car, bright side of 111e, cxltrcmlion for iriends. Lohr, Alice Ruth: Srv Girls' Club, YiTeens, GAIL, Hiking Club. Serious minded. industrious, seeks the finesll Lannemcm. Robert: Tall, blond and mansome. a sly grin, lanky leannesa Loughry. Clark 11.: Maroon W , Gym Team, Bandwagon Track, A Ccppellq Choir. Good in Ihe: gym. weH-hked, quiet. Lutlarbei. Frank George: Never c1 word, intent listener, shy friendliness. Luilmer. Frank: A pleasing manner, :1 smile lhm counls. many interests. MacDonald, Marilyn lean: G.AA., Hiking Club, YvTeens Cabinet, Ring Girl, President 01 Spanish Club Breeze Staff, Sr. Girls' Club. Quiet confidence, no extremes, conscientious dependabilily. quqol Shirley: Sr. Girls' Club. Y-Teens Ring Girl, G.A.A.4 Salesmanship Club, Bowling. Shy smile, honest sincerity bonne umie . Munim Marihu Icy: Y-Teens Ring Girl. G,A.A., Modern Dance, Sr. Girlsj Club, Drumalics, Latin Club, Bowling. Genuine intelligence. c1 good word for 0:11, pleasingly polite. Mason, Iecmne Carol: Spanish Club, GAR, Y-Teens Ring Girl, Sr. Girls' Club, Breeze Skiff, Lunchroom Squad, BOWL ing, Petite sweetness, iiva feet of fashion, the perfect lady. Matthews. Glen: A Cappellct Choir, Bandwagon, Radio Club. Dramatic talent, sandlot cmbitxon, howdy! Mc Cord, Gertrude: Happy nature, unassuming shyness. carrot top. McCoy. Tom: Friendly chatten paper and supplies, quiet efficiency. McCreudie. Ralph Henry: Truck, Maroon W , Bowling, Football, A Cappella Choir. Willingness to please, lasting good humor, racing speed demon. e$00155 LC ofmflwmn, Mc Cue. Iane: Happyrgorlucky, lried cmd lrue, A'Ioe . Mc Donald. Pm: G.A.A., YrTeans, H1kinq Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Spanish Club. Friendly ways, pleasant cur, c1 real friend. Mc Gill. Gayle Ann: Dramatics, Sr. Girks' Club, G.A.A,, Treasurer of Sigma 10:0, Spanish Club, Assislum Editor of Breeze, YrTeens Ring Girl, Counselorls Alde. Hands then reflect beauty, executive ability, ialks on and on. McKinley. Betty Lou: SI. Girlsl Club, G.A.A.. Hiking Club. Y-Teens. Nice 10 know. :1 gay way, sweet natured. McNamee, Iocm: S.AA. Board, 6 Y1 Lemar Girl, Life Saving Corp, Cheerleader, Recording Secreimy of Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Sr, Girls' Club Stu'ienl Council, Football Queen. Pep every step, a 1w1nkle in her eye, a smile for everyone. Mesley, Ruih: G.A.AA, Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling. A real iomboy, fund 01 achon, lrue lo c111 irlendsK Miller. Allen Lawrence: Band, Band Letter Club. StGQP Cmflers, Sound Manager. Bond enthusiusL carefree, gets the mos1 out 0! life. Miller, loan: Latin Club, G.A.A., Bowling, Modern Dance, Breeze 3106, Sr. Girls' Club, Corresponding Secreiary oi YvTeens, Ring Girl, Secreary of Sigma Iota, Hiking Club. Alert Wlth smiles, pleasing casuclness, a light heart. Millerl Iohn: A nice lockl budding mierests, c1 lrue pal. Miller. Mary Ann: Merchandising Club, Bowling, 311 Girls' Club. A pretty miss, neat 'n nice, quieiy. Miller. Norman: A Cuppella Choir. Merchandising Club. Nonchulcmt air, swinging quit, likes to sing. Miller, William: Bandwagon, A Cappeha Choir, Dramatics. Competition for Heifilz. natural leader, good all around. Mills. Harold William: Ccplain of Cross Country, President Of Closs Country Club, Track, Maroon W , Recording 5er retury oi Hi-Yl Student Council; West Hi's Mercury, very well liked. cant do enoxgh to please. Mishuk. Catherine: Y-Teens Ring Girl, Ir. Breeze Club, Bowl- mg, Merchanchsinq Club, Sr. Girls' Club. The bearing of a lady, capability, cheerfulness. Milcheliree, Belly lune: German Club, Modern Dance, Sr. Girls' Club, Merchandising Club, Bowling Shining smiles mischievous manners, unconcerned, Moellerinq. Lois Ann: G.A.A., YVTeens. Latin Club, German Club, Lunchroom Squad, Hlkinq Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Camera Club. Refined manner, staunch Iriendships, everipresem smile Moligue. Dorothy Rose: Sr. G1rls' Club Quiet inleqrity, conservative ideas. simplicity. Moll, Bob: Salesmqnship Club, Treasurer of Merchandising CLub, Football. Athletic ability, good personality, likable manner. Murray. Eileen Helen: Sr. GIrls' Club, G A.A , Bowling, Y- Teens. Quiel dignity, sincere friendships, nicely nice. Myers. Alan: Fluqbeurer, Latin Club, Plastic Club, Assembly Commiliee. Commercial genius, academic: views, Still waters run deep . Nugel, Bill: Scientist's brain, ludicrous jokes, timid appear- once. Nailor. Ianet lean: G.A,A., Y-Teens Ring Girl, Laiin Club, French Club, Sr. Girlsl Club. Serious wcyl blushes easxly, high inielligence. NaumoiL Donna: G,A,A., Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling Definiie friendliness, a smile 1hut's tops, lover of a good time Neiheisel. Dolores M.: Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Bowlingl Counselor's Aide. Slow smiles, casual good nalure, Teensie . Nelson. Shirley IL: Y-Teens. Sr. Girls' Club Merchandising ClubA T011 and slim; long, wavy tresses; good brain. Niederhelmun. William IL: Dramciics, A Ccppellcx Choir. Football, Golf, Basketball, Maroon ,W HLY, Lunchroom Squad, Usher. Dnver and putter. languidness, just plain Bill . Neiderlehner, William: Drowsy hours, nightrowl, slow wiL jflbeidf, Hedgytem'am Monahun. Jack: Track. Over 1he crossbar, casudlness, friendly aililude. Moss. Marilyn: Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling, G.A,A. Many a giggle. perpemczl motion, Mueller. Joan: Latin Club Vice President, G.A.A Board, Sn Girls Club, Student Council, Y-Teens Ring Girl, Usher, Modern Dance. Prelty and poised. intangible appeal, indi- viduclity: Muellerl Mary Elizabeth: Breeze Staff, Latin Club Aedile, French Club, Sigma Iota, YiTeens, G A.A Board, Modern Dance! 6 Yr. Letter Girl, Sr. Girls' Club, Usher. Compelling Qltractiveness, an answer ior everything. sparkling intelli- qence. Muiller. Don: Merchandising Club. Always irying, good for a laugh, mischievous manner. Mulhalldnd, Iim: Bowling, Golf, Merchandising Club. Farmer boy, captivating smile, curly locks. Mundstock, Franklin: Truck, Cross Country, Plastic Club. Maroon W , Studem CounciL Followed by friends, makes lhe ivories sing ou1, blushes easily. Munrath, Pam: G.A,A., YrTeens, Sr. Girls' Club, Latin Club, Lunchroom Squqdl Breeze Staff. Lots of fun, whims cmd fancies, cute and trim. Murphy. Rita: YwTeens, GRAN Sr. Girls' Club, Counselor's Aide. Shy 'n sweet, Every cloud has a silver lining , good as gold. Pepin. Verna Mae: Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A,, Y-Teens, Coun- selor's Aidel Bowling, Hiking Club. Sweet smiles, thoughts fulness, outdoor girl. Parker, Arlayne: Sr. Girlst Club, Y-Teens Ring Girl. Spanish Club. Strawberry blonde, pleasant company, neat 411 nice. Parker. Melvin: Bowling, German Club. A ladies' man black waves and curls, tall and manly. Peters. Robert: A Cuppella Choir, Bandwagon, Motion PIG lure Operatort Quick wit, flashy dresser, gottu' girl. Peters, Smnley: Football, President 01 Hi-Y. Lunchroom Squad, Spanish Club, Usher. Good time Pete , a big smile. a swell iriend. PotL Kathleen: Merchandising Club. Charm and grace, neat CS 0 pin, golden beauty. Praiku, William: Maroon W , Football, Golfl Usher, HirYt Always pourquoi , true jester, always happy. Bubenstein, William: Football, Lunchroom Squad, Swimming. Hi-Y. Willy , chemistry whiz, agility. Reade. Ruth: Good as gold, nice irtend, pleasing personality. VtAOCZOX ewidlL, Nunneker. Dolores Ann: SL Girls' Club, Y-Teens. True friend, witty, casual manner. Nuss. Iocm Alma: Salesmanship Club, Merchandising Club, Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A. Personality plus, makings of c: lady, deep concern O'Banion. Jerry: A born comedian, he gets around, Kildmey. O'Herron. Robert 1.: Sigma Iota. A quiet Iellow, c1 smile that counts. outside interests O'Neal, Edward: Swimming, Tennis, Maroon W , Student Council, Flag Bearer, Vice President of String Orchestra, Lunchmom Squad, A Cuppella Choir, Hti, Bandwagon, Liie Saving. All-czround ability, qualities that count, athletic zeal. Osborne. Put: Gym Team, Bandwagon, Maroon W . A I on the parallels, rusty crop, winning ways. Otto, Mary Louise: G.A,A., Y-Teens, French Club. Head Majorette, Band Letter Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Modern Dance, Bandwagon. With baton in hcmd, definite dignityl a fashV ionable way. Owens, lean E; 81 Girls' Club, Y-Teens, Doesn't say much, sober countenance, sound character. Pope. Gloria: GAAA. Board, Life Saving Corp, 6 Yr. Letter Girl, Modern Dance, YtTeens, Usher, Latin Club. Sports enthusiast a gleam in her eye, easy friendliness. ormon, Raddick, Jacqueline Lee: Sr. Girls' Club. G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Modern Dance! Bowling. Generosity, liked by cdl. happy, goAlucky Iackie . Redinqton. Sally Ann: Sn Girls' Club, G.A.A.. Y-Teens. A bronze halo, always on the go, a dusky voice. Reidal, Laura Ann: Sr. Girls' Club G.A.A., French Club, Band Lemar Club, Band YiTeens. A catching wit, athletic interests, an earnest altitude Benn. William: President of A Ccppella Choir, Dramatics, Annual Slaif. Chairman of Assembly Committee. Band- wagon, Lead in My Maryland and Mikcxdo Dramatic penmnzm handsome classic profile, another Barrymore. Banner, 3111: Swimming! Maroon W . A Cappellu Choir, Lunchroom Squad, Lifesaving Born mermcn, dark dis- tinciion, nice to know. Rennich. Robert: Football, Basketball, Maroon W . A smile nice To look at, strawberry 10p, on the receiving end. Beaten Ronald R.: Merchandlsinq Club. A working man. tall and massive. friendly way. Rhein, Al: Football, Swimming, Track, Sigma 1010, Maroon ,W Hi-Y. Lunchroom Squad, A Cappellq Choir, Usher. Spanish Club, Life Saving. A sharp kid, with ihe grace of a swan, Unc . Richardson. Charles: Here and There, fine feathered, a gay smile. maker; Righler, Nancy Lee: Y-Teens, Bowling, Counselor's Aide, Lunchroom Squad, Sr. Girls! Club, A pleasing personality. easily mctde friends, the bearing of c: lady. Roberts. Io-Pmn: Outside interesis, sweet natured, fair charm. Roda, Iim: Truck, Dramatics, Radio Club, Art Ediior of Annual, Magazine Art Staff. Paints, canvas and brushes. comaqious laugh, unisiic iouch. Rodgers, Patricia loan: Drumming! GAAU Yfl'eens Cabinet, Studem Council, Modern Dance, A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club. Breeze Stdiij Sr. Girls' Club. Dramatic pep, bubbling enthusiasm, everybody's friend Pal . Roelket, Ella Marie: GARMAU Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens. Lady- like manners, quiet dignity, shy sweetness. Rogers, Margie Catherine: Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens, Modern Dance. Never-mdull-moment, light hearted. pleasant com- pcmy. Eollinqer. Glen Adam: Life Saving Corps, Hi-Y, BasebalL Little but mighty, alert countenance, true friendships. Roseberry. Shirley Jean: Sn Girls' Club. Small but not unnoticed, always busy, Iodine ' Rothert. Glen: Soaring ambition, a new Ford. in his present, CI good guy. oman Caflw 136, Ruebusch. Jamal: A pretty miss! tailored Irimness, meticulous grooming Ruehlmcxn. Helen Mae: GIA.A., Treasurer of YTeens, Sr. Girls' Club, 6 Yr. Letter Girl, Ring Girl, Life Saving Corp. Modern Dance, Spanish Club, Hiking Club. Life cxs it comes, friendky to everyone, CI twinkle in her eye. Ruehrwain. Carol Ieun: Y-Teens Ring Girl. G.A.A., Latin Club, Sr; Girls' Club, Dramatics, Bowling Plenty of energy, a mind of her own, determination. Rullmcm. David: Latin Club, Symphony Club. Foreignteeners Virtuoso 0n ivcries. repurtee deluxe, film fdscinaiion. Runck. Harold: Pleasant manner, assiduity. sincerity. Rutledge, Nelson: Maroon ,W HiAY, Lunchmom Squad, Foolbcli, Track, Sigma Iolq, Student Council, Football Council, Usher, Spanish Club. Nels the hayride kid, 0 silly laugh but a sincere heurl. UGO sheepy go . Sachs. William I.: Hi-Y President, Maroon W , Studenl Council, Lunchroom Squad, Breeze Staff, HiVY-Teen Council, Fooiball, Basketball, Baseball, Spanish Club, Usher. Dog , relaxed and cnsuall brains to go with it all. Sailer. Mary Anne: Spanish Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling, Latin Club, GAJL Polite reservel shy sweetness, true iriend. Sample. Gllnn: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Maroon W , Hi-Y, Lunchroom Squad, A Cappella Choir. Football Council. Treasurer of Senior Clussj Usher, Hi-Y Council, Everybody's buddy, Cat , iulure All-American, qenuineness. Scheidt. Mary K.: G.A.A , Bowling, Sr. Girls' Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens. Serious inlerests, U steady companion, a nature of smiles. Schlachler, Roberl: Tall and big. man wiih c1 drum, machine 1001 enthusiast. Scheuerman. Roberta: A nice way, wholesome, frankness of opinions. Schill, Margural: Sr. Girls' Club Polite reserve, Enthusiasuc loyalty, quiet grace. Schnell. Len: Football, Basketball, Hx-Y, Maroon W', Business Manager of Annual, Stage Crcfler, Dashing good looks, always willing to help, high voltage grin; Schneider. Kenneth: Track. Loves to lounge, reel roler, likable Chap. Scholl, Warren: Bowling. Ten-pin skill, carefree way, pom- pudour grooming. Scholt. Cliiford 1.: Spanish Club. Billiard boy, shy friendli- ness! winning sincerity. Schuch. Joan Elaine: A Ccppella Chain French Club, Vice President of Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Sr, Girls' Club, Band wagon. Shy sincerity, a pretty voice, pleasant company. Smith. Edna M.: Salesmanship Club, Merchandising Club, Sr. Girls' Club. A real worker, pleasant czir, genuineness. Snyder. Ioanne: A Cappellcx Choir, Y-Teens Ring Girl, Bowlr inq, Spanish Club, Sr, Girls' Club. Shy sweelness. 1he marks of a lady always willing. Sollmqnn, Richard: A Cdppellcx Choir. Persistence, cheery hello for everybody, jovial dispasilion. Sowders. Frank: Stunning dark complexisn, wavy hail. outside interests. Sparks. William E.: Cross Country, President of Sophomore and Junior Class at Allendule, Ill. Buskelball, Soltball. Enviuble record, cm alhlele, Allendale's loss. our gain. Spingler, Marion: Y-Teens, Foreignteenersd Sulesmcmship Club, Merchandising Club. A way with men. individuality. leaves them laughing. Slaley. Donald: Sincere friendliness, Hue jester, kind con- sideration. Stark, Charmaine 5.: Y-Teens, G.A.A.. ST. Girls' Ciub Ali ways laughing, Winsome ways, irresistible charm. Schwab, Helen: Merry cxs a cricket, an eye for men, tho: certain something. n0! ofofd om. Schuler. Charles: Life Saving, Lunchroom Squad. Big boy, he gets around, bell-bottom trousers , Schumacher. Hugh: German Club, HiiY, Latin Club, Intra' Mural Bowling. A-joke-a-dcy, jay for everyone, 1rue friend- ships. Schuue. Charles: Swimming, Tennis. A Cuppella Choir. Dramatics, Maroon W . Flag Bearer, Lunchroom Squad, Life Saving. Biting sarcasm, nonchaldnce, miraclive person, ulity. SchwalL Shirley: Spanish Club, Sr. Girls' Club, Head Typisl of Annual, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Breeze Typsl, GAAAAH Hiking Club. Quiet efficiency, 60 words c: minute, never lets you down. Seyiaxth. Donald: A Cappella Choir. Little man but 0 my, mellow tenor, shy grin Shale, Betty Ieam Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teensj Spanish Club. Nice to know, charming personality. sweet Tempered. Siegel, Charles: Our wusherman, around the girls, nice fellow. Sizemore, Dolores lean: A Cappellq Choir, Sr. Girls' Club, Bowling. Little and livelyl contagious happiness, cheerful chatter. Slaughter, Greiu Io: S.AJL, Y-Teens, Salesmanship Club, Sr. Girls' Club. Ioviczl manner, hdppy-go-lucky, friendliness supreme. 6 ,V8 tAQ 62 etemw OLVLCZ Slamunn. Carl Henry: Swimming, Maroon HW ', Dramcmcs, Life Saving. Carlos , one for the ladies, Hoaqy . SluvroiL Sophie: G.A.AH Sr. Girls' Club Latin Clubl YvTeens. Annual Staff. Trim and Tailored, a smile for everyone, shining block ham Stebbins. Phillip: Treasurer of French Club. Drumutics. A Cdppella Choir. French charm, energy galore, smooih conversationalist. Sleeie, Eugene: Hi-Y. Pleasing to know! a good sport, enjoyable laughter. Steele. Maurice: A Cuppallu Choir, Vice President of HirY, French Club, Student Councxl. Determination, friendly air. clever witticisms. Stevens. Bruce: Gym, Boxing, Spanish Club. Tumbling master. one lady's mun, c: cheerful hi . Sloll, Shirley Elaine: G.A.A., Y-Teens. Plastic Club, SrA Girls' Club, Modern Dance, Counselor's Aide. Camera Club. Spar- kling personality mischievous grinl willing to accommodate. Stoneslreel, Robert: Band, Band Leiier Club, Latin Club. Lots of friends, handsome Bob. one for the ladies. Stunner. Eugene: Foo1ba11, Baseball, Swimming, Maroon .W A natural swimmer, jeans and sideburns, Bo . Striatelmeier. Melba E.: Bowling, Counselor's Aide. A con: stcmt companion, carefree abandon, Cheerfulness. Slulzman. Shirley Marie: A Cappellq Choir, Lunchroom Squad, Sn Girls' Club. Music emhusiast, competent worker, frankness, Sullivan. Paul: A carefree shuffle, cmchinq wit, riqht on his toes. Takahashi. Lois: Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club. Perpetual grin, genuine cmity, our girl Tuk . Tarvln. Gordon: Always in a hurry, meaningless chatter, wiih a brush in hand. Teepe, Baily lune: G.A.A., YiTeens. Sr. Girls' Club, Love of mischief, hoppy-govluckyl eyes full of laughter. Thompson, Nancy Lee: G.A.A. Board, 6 Yr. Letter Girl, A Ccppella Choir, Student Council, Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens, Three Arts Club, Annual Art Stuff. Foreiqnieeners. Magic memoryj cxrlistic ability, keen sense of humor, Thompson. Betty Jean: Sr. Girls' Club, Y-Teens, GAAv Modern DanceA Vivucious, friendly attitude, ever depend- able. Theobald, Clyde: Plastic Club. Navigation Club. German Club, Hi-Y. Curly top, motor bike enthusiast, sparsily of words. 71w jaw- artlm Trllschlerl Iuck: Iovial disposition, short but sweet. h'rho mo1orcycle. True. William: Serious aims. never ending chatter, practical experiencns Turrell. Wanda on: YiTeens, Sr. Girls' Club, A Cuppellu Choir. Spanish Club. Neat 111 nice, serene, impermrbuble calmness Tulhill. Puh G.A.A, Sr. Girls' Club. Stylish clothes, dis- cerinminq taste. de1erminuti0n. Vandewalle. Robert: Football, Spanish Club. Worthwhile opinions, quiet but aware, depth 01 characler. Vest. Geraldine: Pelile attractiveness, mend to all, charming personality. Viuil Gloria: French Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Treasurer's Aide. True friend, pleasure to know. fidelity. Voqt. Glen: Dark and handsome iook, slow bux sure, ticket taker. Vorholl, Gertrude: Sr. Girlsl Club. Gert , quiet dignily, shy friendliness. Vorholt. Grace: Sr. Girls' Club. A smile that's friendly, tall attractiveness, good Grace . Wagner. lean: Drcmcmcsl A Cappeila Choir, YiTeens, G.A.A., Sr. Girls' Club. Bowling. Modern Dance, Radio Club. Brunette beauty, shy smiles, accommodating nature Waits. Hoqm Allen: Sludent Council, Latin Club Sunny disposition, big shot's caddy, academic omlook, Waldeck. lack: Sparkling dark eyes, jolly all the time, full of vimliiy, Walker. Alfred: Unfqilmq loyalty, always there when needed, primer's devil. Weber. Don: Basketball, Football, Hi-Y. The blend sheik, conslant popularity enticing personality Weber, Ruth EL: Y-Teens, Sr. Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Counselor's Aide. Rulhxe , pleasing personality, anractive appearance. Waddle. Delmer C.: Baseball. HivY, Imramuml Bowling TulL dark and Winsome, one of lhe fellows, always around, Weissmunn. Ioseph NJ Dramatics, Treasurer of A Cappella Choir! Operetta Lead, Latin Club, HivY, Bandwagon. A voice that adds much, really funny, a true iriend. 74ml Wak M0 7AM Walker, Marianne: YATeens Ring Girl, Sr. Girlsl Club. Quiet dignity, sincerity, sweet friendliness. Werlz. Helen Mae: Sr. Girls' Club, YvTeens, A Cuppellcz Choir, Counselor's Aide. Pleasuni company, nice 10 know, friendly manners, Weslerman, June Lois: GAAAH Y-Teens Ring Girl, Usher, A Cappellcx Choir, Spanish Club, Dramatics, Sr. Girls' Club, Hiking CIub, Bowling! Modern Dance. Smcoth sophistication, beautiful blond hair, definite opinions. Wheeler, Mary: G.A.A , YATeeHSJ Latin Club, Lunchroom Squad, Usher, Vice President 01 Student Council, Vice Presi- dent of Junior Class, Secretary of Senior Class, Girls' Sports Editor of Annual. Irresistible charm, an interest in everyone, lovable Patsy. Willhite, Charles: Gym, Bandwagon, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y. A good looker, Catching personality, Buster . Williams. Roben: Tall and manly, a quiet air. slow but sure. Willmunn. Don: Annual Art Stuff. A shining countenance, a hurried way, artist of the future. Windhohz, Daniel: A Cat , beibop boy, irresislible personw czlity. Wise. Frad: The jokels the ibinq, careless and unassuming way, around he goes. Wolf. James: Football, Track, A Cuppellc Choir, Maroon W . Hopes and aspirations, football lover, all above board. Wormus. Ralph: Band. Band Letter Club. Diversified inlerA ests, blond locks, 51 good friend, Wuesteleld. Janet Claire: Sr. Girls' Club, G.A.A., YTeens. Bowling, A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club. Cute as a button, a gentle voice, unruffled sincerily. Wullenweber, Carol: A Ccppellcx Choir, G.A A , 6 YrA Leiler Girl, Sn Girls' Club, Modern Dance. Spanish Club. A merry smile, vivacious manner, charming personality. Yuzell, Lorena Ann: Sr, Girls' Club, Y-Teens ng Girl, Spanish Club. Inconspicuous manner, pleasam company, c1 serene outlook. Yorde, Marlene Carol: Sr, Giris' Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens Vice Preisdent, Ring Girl, Citywide Cabinet, A Cappellci Choir, Dramatics, Annual Art Staff. National Scholastic Art Award. Humorous anecdotes, lots of pep, an artistic touch. Young, Hockney Ben: Football, Maroon W , Student Coun- cil, A Cuppellcx Choir, Dramatics. Luper , a leader of his group, c: mighty tackier, Ziegler. William: Curls and girls. a sharp dresser, ihul sense of humor. Zimmer. Don: Baseball. Foolball. Basketball, Maroon W, HiAY. Gridiron champ, ali around athlete, Rats our boy Vedt Jana! 0W OULVKJ. t began to have more and more dates, lacquelme Caruso, Nelson Dudley, Stanley . t Friend, Ralph Hughes, lim Monniq, locmn pare started at the bottom 1n h1qh school athlete ker, once Tierney, Stephen Wagner, Walter iCS, and for the first time chose their own Zuverink. lack: A Cappellu Chmr, Latin Club. HiAY, Band- wagon, Boys' Quartettev Tops in personality, lover of sinqr 1m, sharp intelllqence. Seniors whose pictures did not appear: Weiset When we seniors entered the seventh grade at Western Hills in 1943, we didn't think much about what dear old West Hi would mean to us in the future. We trudged from class to class and stared wonderingly at the big seniors. As we passed from grade to grade, we were gradually molded by our teachers, fellow students, and adminis- tration heads into genuine high school kids. When we reached the ninth grade, we thought, Oh boy, now we're climbing fast toward the top. The fellows and girls courses in the curriculum. In our sophomore year we started on the road to becoming big wheels. Everything was working out just right. During our junior year we felt the glory and responsibility all around us of becoming next year's seniors. Now we are the seniors, the leaders of the school. We don't feel so awfully big. We feel the challenge of next year looming ahead of 1151 pleasant to some and not so pleasant to others. We all know the need of facing that challenge; cmd when we have faced it and met it, then will we take our places CIS worthy Citizens of tomorrow. The Senior Class Officers: Mary Wheeler, Secretory; luck Gannon, President; lean Callahan, Vice-President; Glen Sample, Treasurer e we Keane?! 6261455 01,15 Watery; Mg H Firs! Row: Abrose: Adams; Allemus; Anderson; Baas: Bushman; Burnett; Barth; Barnhart; Bauer,- Beckmun; Beck. Second Bow: Beck. K: Behrens; Bennet; Best; Beslfelt; Betz; Biehn; Bloemker, H; Bloemker, R; Bock; Bocklel; Boertlein. Third Row: Bogart.- Bolton: Book; Bowman,- Botsford; Brady; Brames; Brater; Bredemeier; Brenner, Bren- er; Brill. Fourth Row: Brock; Bruch; Buculo; Bunger; Burkhardi, E; Burkhardt, R; Burnett; Burl; Butler,- Bybeer Calif guri; Cuppel. Fifth Row: Carmack; Cheesebrew; Childs; Chi- seck; Chuch; Cinnamon; CoHaro; Collms; Colscn; Condrodis; Cooper,- Croslh waite. Sixth How: Crowe; Cutter; Dcxiber; Davis; Deming; Dehczrl; De Iametie; Dev- ins; Dick; Dix; Doemer; Adams. September 77H ignorance is blissf' why not be blissful? No such luck! School opens. 8 Ho1y smoke! Whatqteacher. I've got to get my program Changed, Only a few hundred other students had the same idea, loiThe football season got under way WiTh the pigskin preview With six Cincy public high schools participutng. Above: Fellows and girls relax in Ihe September sunshine. To the right: The football preview. Were My Wafionafih'edy jff meek First Row: D011: Donahue,- Dooley; Dunkmann; Dur- ham; Dusenberry; Dwyer; Earle; Eichstadt; Elsasser; Emmerich. Second Row: Endtcctt; Engler; Estes; Fulquel; Farrow,- Fotopolis; Federr man; Feldkamp; Fisher; Fisser. Third Row: Fosco; Frank; Subbard; Gang; Gardner,- Gmrett; Gems; Geiger; Glbbons; Gidney; Gies. Fourth Bow: Golsch; Golusin; GFCIQI; Graham; Green; Griffin; Grim; Graeme; Gourley; Guinn; Hachemeyer. Filth Row: Hundshu: Hamersly; Hamilton; Hcm- cock; Hansen,- Hueussler: Hawkins; Hem; Hemold: Hensley; Herberholz. Sixth Row: Hermann; Hem; High; thhitlt; Hoff, man 13.,- Hoifmun, 1...- Hoinke; Hotlstegge; Hook- er; Horn; Horstmcu. 14tLunCh lines are getting shorter, so we got back on time for the first time this year. Guess the rookies are teaming pretty fast. IStTrouble, trouble, troublet H The admin- istration decides that everyone has got to have his locker in the right place. This means you, son. quhir 7 A dance at C'Gstlh Farms. I oh anD IN WU mrm I'm gxrnsvtnnt oi Ia, Iiflrlent Council. jig raced, jKK Rfigiom m? 2 arm! First Row: Howland; Hucker; Huenefeld; Huffman; Hughes,- Hurtburt; Hurst; Hutzler: Irwin; iohnson, Cs, IOhnSOn, E; Johnson, R,- Iahns'on: Jones, D: Jones, E.; Jones, M..- JONES, P, Second Row: Jones, W.; Jung, 1.: 31mg, Mt; Kulng; Kaiser; Kaiper; Kay; Keller, Ct; Keller. 1.: Keller, M. A.', Kelley: Kamper; Kettner; Kinntmeyer; Kleimeyer; Klein, L; Kline, P. Third Row: K1012,- anggs; Knauber; Knausz; Knecht; Kobbe; Kor-ster; Kohtmeyer; Kraft,- Kuenzel; Lack; Lumpe; Lcmge; Lanser; Lanzarottc; Lem; Lee, E. Fourth Row: Lee, S: Leedy: Lehmer: Letbmok; Leonard; Levy; Lewis; Longstreei; Lavolt; Lower; Ludy; Lunqenbohn; Mack: Mazer: Maisch: Manhumyer: Mcmmng. September Days 177M was or long trek up to Sidney, but it was worth it. We won! 14-12. 2.2th. G.A.A, Derby goes off With Ct bang ZS-Good spirit at the pow-wow Gt Oskamp's tonite. 2470ur Jr. High begins to practice democracy With the formation of Ir. Student Council. Good work, kids! 258We're still going strong. We beat Lima Central to the tune of 38-18. 28-81 G.A.A. gives CI preview Of its year in the Sports Rush. 0m ogefAef t5 'jomgia Emmy, United October Dawns IsWest Hi takes another game. It's Aurora this time 44-0. Good going, team. SsMoving is getting habitual around here. A student faculty committee finally worked out the locker situation. We hope this is for good. 9-011, disasterl Bring out the black crepe. Purcell, l8;West Hi, 6. Sow Well, you can't always Win. IUsCome on out, all you kings CH West Hi! Reverend McCoy starts our Chess Club. Firsi Row: Mansell; Marcum; qu'lm, 13.; Martin, M.; Mqum 5.; Mcschmeyer; MaPick; Maurer; MC Avoy; MC ConneH' MC Ginicy; MC Ndmew Miers; Meldmm; Meyer, 1.; Moym 1.; Meyer, I. Second Row: Meyers; Michel,- NIJCEHhOQiIEI; Milka, D, Miller. V.; Mills; Moore; Momlqnd: Morrison: Moron: Muddimcm; Muirheid; Murbach; Murphy, 1., Murphy, M. Mysonhlmer; Nash. Third ROW: Neidhard: theisel. Nichnis: NGhI': KDJDOHIZGH Gq O'DonneLl, L; Oldt; Olssan; Oppeh; Ol'msby. OH.- Fags: Pcnnos; Parker; Parks; Pearson; Peqq. Fourth Row: Pennington; Peiers; Pfxster; Philhps. Phlpps, PmSkY: Poqqendlck: Pohlman; Pclmq; Pope; Pcvsvin: Powell; Prcger; Preston; Price; Quqde; Quimby. Al lop of Page: HLY and YVTeens vesper service. 3140191415 gag; Our Clmof pm 85 widow First Row: Rchiuse; Rommes; Reagan; Reik; Renner; Rice; Rieslenberq; Risdon. Second Row: Robb: Romer; Rose; Rothert; Ruehrwein; Runck; Rutenschroer; Ryan. Third Row: Sampson; Sander; Scndlin; Suylor: Schatz; Schear; Schill; Schiilinq. Fourth Row: Schnaker Schneider; Schoedinger; Schor maker; Schrader, Ph; Schmer der, Wh; Schrcszenberger; Schrickel. Fifth Row: Schrohenlohr: Schultes; Schulz, B.; Schulz, Eh; Schulz, M.,- Schulz, We; Schweer; Seqhers. Sixlh Bow: Sewell; Sqouris; Shambough: Shavers,- Sims,- Sinclair: Sinks.- Sisku. Seventh Row: Snodgrcss; Snow,- Spiess; Slaud; Steqr ner; Stephenson: Stevens, C.; Stevens, H. Eighth BOW: Siequ, I; Stewart, W.: Stall; Stothicmq; Strasburger; Strong; StrouseV Ninth Row: Sweet; Larberq; Turvin; Tenner; Thomas; Tur- ner; TynHaH; Uhlenbmck. $ va A At top of page: The BigrLiHle Sister Parly. Above: You mean it c:cmoslly runs! October lleWe iorget the Truman and Dewey campaigns long enough to elect our own class officers. Congrats to I Gan- non, I. Callahan, Me Wheeler, and G. Sample. ISquck in the 01d stride again. We make up for last week by rolling over Cov- ington Holmes 8377. ZZeJPick Ct cat out of the pumpkin, little girlf, said the witch HVI. MossL and you'll find out who your big sister is. All the seventh graders got CI senior guardian at Sr. Girls' Club Big-Little Sister Party. ZS-Grqb the cow bell and confetti! and get ready for CI big evening at Nippert Stadium. This year's doubleheader featured nine bands as well as the games. West Hi whitewashed Central 250. cfiuified f0 Eeuefolo WfK-gomnageol caved. First Row: Vuth; Velkoviek; Vest,- Vickers; Vogelr Vogl; Volk: Vordenberq; Wade; Wochsmuth; Walter; Walzl Second Row: Wanik: Ware; Waspe; Wasserl mun: Watkins; Weber; Webster; Weilek; Weiler; Weiskxttelt Third Bow: Weiss; Welling; Wills,- Wehe, Ft; Wells. 13.; Wesp: Wesl; Westermann, L.; Westermann, M. Fourth Row: Wethington; Whismann; White; Wichman; Wickemeir: Wilhelm; Williams; Wiimer; Wilson; Winkler. Fiith Row: Wise; Witt; Wopperer; Wright; Wubeler; Wullenweber; chney; Young, It,- Young, 8.; Zadek. Glenn Sample, AltiAmerlcun October ZSeWe stop for CI minute in the mad rush called life for the inspiring Vesper Service given by HP! and YeTeens. 27ek1ck Gannon, our man among men, is our representative for Boy's Week. ZQeAt last, our first holiday. Today it's the teachers who work at the meeting of the Southwestern Teachers' Association while we sleep. Ed. note: Behind my hand, I chuckle. QleHcdlowe'en! So what! Tomorrow's assignments are still the most effective haunts of the night Band shows the history of transportation .Si'fwatiom 0145513619 0h 3 00 A1 1 Ii N m h ...... .xf First Row: Albert,- Allison; Ammann: Auden; Aneshonsel; Angel; Anness; Armento; Atkins; Boechle; Bakerj C; Baker, R; Baker, W.; Bull, Barbour; Bauer. Second Row: Beck; Becker; Beiqel; Berger; Bernard.- Bichsel; Bilbrey; Birch; Bischoif; Blackwell; Blessing; Bode; Boderone; Boehringer; Bonno; Boossveld. Third Row: Boyd; Brannon; Bruuer: Brown; Bucalo: Burch; Buchert: Burke: Burt; Busch; Butler,- Culkins; Casuto; Gates,- Chance: Chapman. Fourth Bow: Childers; Chismun; Chouteau, B.; Chouteuu, D.,- Clark; Clemmons; Cline; Conaster; Condorodis, FL,- Condorodis, 13.; Conley; Cooley; Cooper; Crawford; D'Andreq; Dose. Fifth Row: Doyle; Deasey; Dobell; Decker; Dick; Dickerson; Dickmun; Dietzel; Dirr; Dixon; Doermun; Dotson; Driscoll; Duebber; Duke,- Dunkmcmn. That's it Zimmer! Knock that pcxss dowu. November Struts In 1eLCIst nights haunts are today's realities. Oh welL we had lots of fun any way. 2;We students finally get to settle all our grievances at the first Student Council meetn inq. We took the doors off the music room. 4eWCItCh those shine bones, giris. We in, vade Walnut Hills for the annual Hockey Playday. BeI-Iughes is the under dog 25-7 after the game was postponed twice on account of that Stormy Weath- er. It seems that the Hughes players were tackled by Simple cmd Smell. Well, you know how those football announcers are. lU-The Iunior High's Pumpkin Prqnce was really c1 success. jwrflwr A40 to WaAe M 0m First How: Dyer; Eckerle; Economupohs; Edwards; chm; Eisell: Eltner; Elkins; Ellington; Ellington; Elliott,- Engler; English; Erhardt; Estep; Exon. Second Bow: Faust; Femeding; Fessenden; Fields; Fisher, C.; Fisherl EL,- Fisher, Hy; File; Fitzgerald; Fhehman; Flinchpcugh; Forney; Fortunate; Frank, R; Frank, W.; Frank, J. Third Row: Frank, 1.; Frey,- Friend; Fritsch; Fury; Gulbqrith; Gallo,- Gumatz; Gaston; Geiser; Geisler; Geldreich; Gellenbeck; Gilbert: Gilvm; Gingertch. Fourth Row: Girlen; GosneH; Green,- Greenhow; Gresham,- Grooms; Hadnku; Haehnle. C.; Haehnle, H; Hallomn: Hummer,- Hcmsel; Hansen; Harder,- Harmon, B.; Harmon. 1. Fifth Row: Humist; Harper; Harrell,- Hartley; Hearne: Heeb; Hedges,- Hughes; Helton; Henderson: Henke; Herrman; Hesse, E; Hesse. P.; Higgins; High. xi West Hi versus Withrow. November 11--No school today, Armistice Day. Too bad! 1'11 bet thhrow wishes they could have made cm armistice With us. Inspired West Hi downed the Tigers 27-7. 12- And in this booth you see how atomic fission takes place. Western Hills goes to Music Hall en masse to see the Atomic Exposition. 13-eEveryor1e is still baffled about atoms. Are the isotopes part of the nucleus, or is the nucleusasay, where does this atom bomb come in, anyway?'t lgk'Did you bring an umbrella? Look, I can wring water out of my coat. Hey, watch that mud puddle! It sure was a wet night but it was a swell game in spite of it all. We clinched the P.H.S.L. by beating Walnut Hills 12-7t Hill Hillel. ert Hodge . t Hodqemn VL QVJtULVL L-ng; after UL 15. Hoffman,W. Hoffman,S. Hoffroqqej D, November HOH'OQQS'D' 24wCome on out cmd cheer tonight at the Pow-wow at Honnert Oskamp's. Then off to the gym for the Band Bounce. gogglesm Let's beat Elder! Hiegel ZSfOur turkey was much too salty today. Need I say Huelsmun more? Elder 19wWestem Hills 6. Well! through our H m depressed thoughts comes the glimmer of the HDHmmW. P.H.S.L. trophy and we say, Thanks a lot; it was Huthell CI good season, anyway. $$$$ng 29iTodqy starts Good Sportsmanship week. Nancy Thompson was named our good qood-sport. At CI Huneke GAA. meeting, Dot Hurley showed us what Ct day Hunter without sportsmanship is like. Huston Huichinson Boilom picture: Discussing last niqh1's adventures before school. Hyde Top picture: Come on gang! Let's really yell! x Viv u . - : Iliff lormcz Ireland Jenkins Teremiqh Jones, Jones. Jones. Tones, Jones, wwww? Kaiser KGHGS Kdllmeyer Kappel K0591 is Keller Kennedy Kenney Kessel Kestel Kieifner King Kinnimeyer Kipp KiIGdJ ieff Kismet Klass Kluy er Klein Kleinma rm Kline Kling Knight Knoepfler Knopf Koenig, E. Koeniq, T. Koesler Kolde Kolslein Kraft Krebs Krohn Kuntz Lu CCIseUct Lamb Lammers Lone, D. Lane, R. Leibrook Lemon Lienesch Lindemcmn Link Lipperl owl; year 0014195;me to VOWtA. December Jingles In December 3-We laugh at the many troubles of Hildeqorde, M. Fisher, in the hilarious comedy, We Shook the Family Tree . 8eStudent Council installations impress each of us with deep sense of responsibility to our school. 107Bloomer girls defeat the has been faculty in volley- ball. Old age does slow one down, you know. 157Todoy we put the doors back on the music room. Oh well, the janitor has to do something to earn his wages. Joanne Kenn and Beny Dieckmcmn masquerade as angels. Gloria Ireland and Irene Harmon trim Ehe tree 10! the Christmas party Little Lonnemcm Louthy Lulz Lutz Mocaluso Mango Manifold Mason Marlin McAiee McClain McFarland McMahill McMurruy Mchy Meserlh Megsham Melsch Meyer Meyer Meyer Meyer Meyer Meyers Michel Miles Miller Miller Miller Miller Mills Minnich Mitchell Moeller Monuhcm Moore Moore Mosely Mosar Moskowiiz Mueller Mueller Mu'lvihlll Mund Mundslock Munrath Murbach Murray Myers Myers Neal Neiheksel Nelson Nerenburq Nichols Niendber Nconan Ooles O'Moore Ortman Ottlinger Pdppas Meyer Pcuker PrickeH Paul Peuslee Pelton Pendkeion Pfeil Phelps Phelps Planch Pohlmon Polinq Polster Powall Powell Prescott 65 00km alf mm $74le mtg jlwir imt Firs! Row: Pfestun; Priccim; Preckett, Hahn; Ruudh-rs, Rasemani; Rauhel; Ruuh; Raymond,- Redmgtcn; Reed; Reidnnlter; Reisenivetsat; Rmt'ZGs; Rheinecker; Rich,- Richmond. Second Row: Hitter; Robb; Rockgman; Rogers; Rolls; Rohe; Rose; Rose; Rothen- busch; Ruehl; Ruehrwein; Suddlm; Summons; Sandlin: Schulk; Srhetd; SchPrmer Third Row: Schneider; SthPtht; Schwutlel; Srhwurbmq; Srhwmtz: SrthIy December 16777We realize that Christmas is here again as our hearts thrill to Handel's immortal Messiah ! 23 Geraldine, F. Monkamyer, teams that the best way to be happy is to make others that way in the Christmas play! The White Robew. 24-hWe leave school for the holidays with many cheery iux'th; Sciarra; Scott; Scott,- Scott; Setqel; Sensenmn; Sass; Sheulex; Stden- stick,- Sierveld; S112. Fourth How: qule; Slzemore; Sizemore; Smilh; Srmth; Snulh; Smith; Smith: Srmth: Sprawl; Sprmqmeym; Steele; Steele; Stephens: Stem; Stettz; Stevenm Fifth Raw: Stewart; Stewart; SIOquChief; Slodqehtlt: Story: Streibiq: Sumetm: Sweeny; Sweeny; Tediord; Tennhultz; Tmmuquhan; Tennyloil; TPrmhlderd: TQHHPPI'AUCHISkt; Teppxicdnoo; prxrpinski. Merry Christmases ringing in our ears. 2571M last Christmas has arrived! and for one day at least. man forgets his petty jealousies and prejudices, and good will reigns supreme. 28, ZQhWest Hi loses to Purcell but comes back to detect N. College Hill in Q basketbatt tournament, Mighty Mumons win trophy by detecting Feeble Faculty. GIRLS VOLLEYBALMBLOOMER GIRIS , IACQUELINE QANNONWRIEDA LOHMEIER :HARLENE HARRIS-zsNELLIE RUTLEDGE uBERTA RHEIN-n-LENA SCHNELL MMAQAWMPLE AND DONNA ZIWER gag .404'4554461415 Llo jclmff 0ng . . . . . Second ROW' Uehle- wale; Vnih: Ventre; TLHHEI; W'ugn w. 1lbrmk; Vfarmun; Warner; Wr Wells; Vv' 1'2. - W'hite; Whilton- W'ilhelm; V'iHei W11 Vhlseu; Whit menel N'an: W'irnel VJithmw; Wquht; We ndtt pijicaKf; WentafK, January Cries In Ninth Grade 3 First Bow: Alexander: Altlvcter; Amburqey; Anms; Arthur; Buss: BakEr: Bake; 2 Second. Raw: Buldock; Balsley; Ecmheld; Barker; Barnes; Barth; Bashum; BUUEI. 3 Third. Row: Bauer; Bauer; Bauer,- Bauer; Beckel; Beckmun; Beebe; Beebe. i Fourth Row: Bell; Bellman; Eenham; Berger; Bering; Bering; Brrnmq; Beynhurd. 1 Fifth Bow: Betz; Blcknuvelr Bierhmst; Exexhorsl; Belbxey; Bimar; Blackburn; Casey. Sixth Row: Bode; Becklet; Bochmann; Boehne: Boer; Botstord; Bradford,- Brdfford. Seventh Row: Brantley; Brulfish; Blech; Brock; Brockmeiex; Brooks; Blown; Brown. Eighth Bow: Blown,- Bruch; Brunnex'; Bummer; Bryant,- Blycxm; Buck; Buck, Ninth Row: Buede; Burton; Burton: Bunch; Butcher,- Caldwell; Case; Culiquri. Tenth Row: Cmson; Canaduy; Ccnmdn Cook; Cook; Cope; Closthwcute; Crush. January li-New Yearls DayiThe time to make resolutions for the coming year and recuperate from last night's fling 3 w-Back to school. How blue can a Monday be? 47Norwood game. 427367Norwood. 137777Bandwagon Tryouts. A glimpse into the glories that are yet to come. SI Emotionaff; 0mg! Sommeg . . . . . And quls Out Exams First Row: Bukert; Charla,- Cinnuman; Condorodis; Callen; Cooper; COX; Crammer. Second Row: Crawford; Curran,- Dmns; Decker; chk; DiFk; Ddlon; Dunn Third Row: Dudley; Dwyer; Dyken; Egbert; Emerson; EIIHISJ Ernst; Ferguson. Fourth Row: Form; Fisher; FVshnr; Forresier; Fesco; Fostelr Fox: FOX. Finh Row: Francq: Frank; Flecse; Freeze; Frilz; Fulcher; Frankenberqer; Gurnson. Sixth Row: Gnghnn; Geohoqun; Gerhardt; Gllbert; Gillan; dem; Glas; Goff, Seventh Row: Golusnn; Gums; Goms; Grqhmn; Gmmkc; Gxant; Greene; Green, Eighth Row: Gxoppenbecker; Gross,- vaer; Gubscr; Gulleman; Sump; Gumz; usz Ninth Bow: Hader; Haines; Hall,- HGU; Hull; Humberqer; Hmmnmm; Hancock. l Temhlncw: HSHSE'mcmn; Horns; Hmlmnn; Hartman,- Hasho; Huttersley; Hazlertl: House , January 187Mcmy of us go en masse to see Olivier's masterful 1 production of I'Homlet , 197L031 and found sale. Gee, what a variety! 207Ccmdidcttes for Popularity Prqnce announced! Bassett, Gannon, Mandell, Petersj Rutledge, Sample, Schnell, and Zimmer. Siqrt saving your pennies, kids 21 Our Basketball team shines again. Hughes 507West Hi 60. 69 redleen mmolfg CAOOJQ jAeir Own 014,er omo! Warking Under Fire and Still We're Cold. Firs! Row: Hmk; Hoimllz; Hmmdmsan; Hnnzilolis; Hirlmq; Hen-inq; HtCklIth; H111; HOC-hsnn 0; Hanlch. Second Row: Hofillmrm; Hon GI; HOIIUOS; Happen Hmuma; Howard; Huelsmcm; H1151; Hyde; Ivey. Third Row: Evey: Inckson: I'Icacks: I-Imes: hnscn; demu; Iivem; Johnson; Iolmson; Johnson, Fourth Bow: Ichnslmm; Iohnslcn; Iones; Jenna,- 101mg; Iolms; qusex; Kallds; Kuys; Kelley Fifth How: Kent; Kettmm; Kirchner; Knclmeu Kilehnor; Kleir meiel; Kach; Kabmvm; Kocs'iew'; Knl'xlmeyez', Sixth Bow: Kolb; Kolsd; Kolster; Korte; Kramm; Klauserr Krelg; Kuhn; Lambert; Lambert Seventh Row: anpe; Lampe; Lane; Luge; Lbinner' Lmshm; Lust; Leslie; iouden; Lawns. Eithh Bow: lmthrdo; stthm; 1-1151; Lloyd; Lohr; LonrJ; l.gwm; lmdckc; Lundqlcn; Lindy. January 217W111 it be caps and gowns or formals for graduation? After heated dispute the door of 206 opens. Formals, it will be. 22--Xenia tops West H177737u35. 247$. Boys of Student Council elect candidates Ior Prom Queen. 267Exoms. 2 down, 4 to go 27 4 down, 2 to go. 28 Just luckyl guess. 28---Woodword wins by 2 poini margin, 43-41. 3177Mary Patsw Wheeler chosen as West Hi's candidate for Girls' Week. Congratula- iions. aLfleiajficaffg jccelof Mfg Clefenged . . . . . February Freezes and Frolics February 4isome former students, Allen Winold and Pat Hunt, with Cl trio from the College Of Music give c: concert. lOriAt last, here comes what We've been watt- ing for. Mr. Western Hills is our star athlete, Don Zimmer. llrilr. High gets in on the February merryigoh round of dances with the Sweetheart Ball. The Queen of Hearts is Jean Young. 1877A tense moment of suspense and then . . . it's Jeanne Callahan, Prom Queen, 1949. ZliAs the band triumphantly plays The Old Gray More , the Fcuitless than Faculty is trampled by the Mighty Maroons coached by Glenn Sample. Fits! Row: Lutz; Lutz; Mndlcner; Mnhcney; Mndje; Mutton; Mantle; Mmmmq; Martm; May. Second How: MCCnne; McConnell: McFadden; McFarland; Mclntyrc; McMullen; Meder; Meminqer; Meyer; Meyert Third Row: Meyer; MSYEI; Mlller; Mlller; Miller; Miller; Miller; Miller; Mtller; Mmsley. Fourth Row: Mock; Mode,- Mohaupt; Moore; Moore; Morgan; Mosley; Murray; Naqele; Noiler. Filth Row: Newport; Ntemcm; Numeker: O'Banion; Oehler; Owens; Palmer; Punish; Parker; Patterson Sixth Bow: Patterson; Patterson; Peet; Ponmngton; Perkins; Feet: Peyton; Ptaft; Phelps; Phillips. Seventh Row: Poetknr; Poorss; Poore; Parter; Pottschmidl; Fmthor: Puckett; Press; Qmmby; Budiqcnt Eighth Row: Rnlstcn: Ramsey; Ramsey; Hosp; Rdlliif; 3311; Rachel; Ecol; Rmnhurdl; Rettzcs, Vtrqima Richardson relums to her Gtmo motel with fellow players. ylwg 99m 150 VOW 0m dicle iAe Cfmdmom, Wore Firs! How: Reynolds; Richter; Ricko; Riellmier; Roberts: Rockmnn; Rollm; chhn; lemrdson; Rode; Reese: Rogers; Bohr; Romelii. Second Row: Romer: Rofhert; Sanders; Sonning; Scu'qeam; Scheidt; Schnabel; Schnetdm; Schoborq: Schlnifenburger; Schram; Schube; Schuch; Schuenem. Third Bow: Schumacher; Scoif; Scour Sharp: Shields; Shipxrmn: Siegel; Summons; SmmkmS; Simkins; Simpson; Sissun; Sizemore; SmillL Fourth Row: Smith; Smith; Smith; Snodqrcts; Snyder; Spencm'; Sonthn; Sprouheu Spwcrl; Spraqen; Squxres; St. Clair; Sam; Stein. Filth Row: Stacy; Stickford; Stine; Skockhoif: 81011,- Suess; Sullcnder; Swanson; Swum; Tulyers; Thie; Thonprone; Thomson; Thornbury. Sixth Row: Thrasher; Tobaben; Taepkert; Toepfer; Tanner; Trifallo; Veto; Vogel; Vogel; ant; V011; Vollmer; Voorhees; Wagner. 72 Pmtmm for Donnm, CrIm-imons for that Queen mi Mallow Tones; jar Lislenmriy, rind c2 BEIIL fm the Basskoi, February ZSriWest Hi basketeers Climax their best season in several years sharing the P.I-LSL. title with Woodward. OOtXJchK 926140464, 23 1c! OVCZLQJtVOL . . . ,, mm ' mmv: ,W March Makes Music March 9712 Music, dancing, giveaway ploqrums, and those beautiful babes in this year's Band Wagon convince CI spy that the USA '15 CI swell place to be. It was so good that we mm it for cm extra night 10 West Hi sweeps up the art awards in the Dental Health Poster Contest. ll A most important feature of Girls' Week tMGrch 6-120 is the playday, So come on, girls, give the best you got tor 01' West Hi. 17 St. Potlick'sl Tut, tut, look at GM that green. Thursday toot Oh my! B111 Cram triUs a.gtne. Eighth Grade Firs1 Row: AblI:SDI Adan; Adams Adams: Arhms, Adkms. Second Row: Adlm: Ake; Aliqeyer; Allmnshuhy; Baas; Backus. Third Row: Button Barlion; Bames; Banct; BGUEI; Butter. Fourth Row: Behne; Beiget; Beilm: Bessrjy; Blctmnkm; Boervor. Filth Bow: Brwlrjnd; Buiay; Bmhmet; Bdtul; Bubs; Bowlinqt Sixth Row: Bowman; Bjady; Blatfmrd; Bmmgrmz Brewer,- Brewer, Sevenlh Row: Brawn; Brown; Htugzjomann; Btyzmt; Burns; Burt. Eighth Row: Butler; Butter; Butts; Cct'el; Cuzltslb; Carroll. Ninth Row: Chandler Chapman,- Curms: Lumctii; Comqnl; C: may Tenth How: Cm'tytm; ch; LIIL'Eby; Dawn; Dvauy; DCHMICI. Quwdcvt qualtms 74 5119 part Of the fun. ecomed 0L VLL 0 Hm 05mm 0K jff gougenlj. a . hi. ZZiCome and get it! Good food and entertainment make Ejm Fog; V. the girls' basketball supper a huge success. Seems nyd'w: - a - mg; 25777Everybody looked really happy tonight at the skating A ,G' b '7 I . I mm party, Maybe that baseball game with Mt. Healthy had mum; Hmmm ' something to do With it. We won 10-1. ind: HdeH I 29- West Hi comes from behind to beat Roger Bacon 2:313: Eimng- -H.c:;flmr;n; BOaTough going St. X? West Hi set jem out, 7 . th ROW: Hum ' Hum; Husmm Ieldon; James; I In; ' Kde-tzel; Kane Bill Renn chrecls Hollyv. ome gm, 0w jflLfefej; ome pfag eaczmg Firs! How: ' King; Klvmslrw; Klrutwr; Krmuhbt l; Kmmhhm; April Showers Drops of Drama Knrpm K KILIIHm; Kmmm; Kmlm; Kmdnll; Lurk; - Lung; Knszsmmm, Aprll Second Row: lumdmhnck; Lung; Lcrvwcnm; LmkEnfelteI; hwdmsz; , , ' 1 ' , Longstleel; Mmer; M'IIOH; MWmfold; Mnnmnq; Mnnmnq; Mmim; 8 Step Irlght Up f01ks' COHIG GHd GHJOY YOUISEH Gt MIC Sprmq Ma: .1- Mnndlin; Maxwell: M:Clrtin: McClnzn. CGTHIVGI. Third Row: McMullen; McMuaI'xy; Mead; Me rm; anll; MHZ; , ,, a ' Mosmth: Meyer: MFym: Mrryms; M11917 Mmmck; Mammy Mmrym; 13 18 Gqub Up YOUT SCItChel' IOH' CIHd we re OH fOI Washmgton, Moirel; Mucr'ullay; Murphy. New York, and the sprmg vacatlon. Three cheers for Easter. Fourth Row: Nowtc V0119; N?Ltrm; O'FuhrMy; OHmrm: Osborne; ORG: lgiiBCICk TO SChOOl; enough SCIid. Pm'GnIP; PG r110; Pozk; Pogq: Pendymnit; Pmdnrn Pmkmzu Pmkns; Fe I91 5; P9 . 27-29 , Just sit back and relax, sonny. We'll show you What to do Filth How: Pkllznrrzf; Plrmm; Pmnlg, Poltschzmcll; ?lewck; Pm' 1; ' 'r ' r' ' , Prym'; Qubmm; thib erdu:k: Rcmbzvld: RDnmCh: Rzlgy: Rimes; If YOU qu Glrl CIGZY . COUngtUkIUOHS' klds' tWGS Cl SWCH Ronnmg; R0510; Rosewn 1. ShOW. Hear ye! Hear ye! Carnival now in session. XQOKQJ in MM $00M; OfAem Wm XOVL'ZQJ in Vt . . . Students relax in the May sunshine. First Row: Rothan; Rowland; Ruebel; Sufism Samples; - - Sunder; Sandmonn; Scheidt; Schleicher; Schmidt; Schmidt; May Breathes GuSts 0f Sprlngtlme gcgnleider; Schnelder; Schoenlmg; Schrebjes; Schroedet; May C u z. e . . e e Second now: Schwartz; sgms; Serums; Sharp; Shmmd; 570m ch01r 1s honored by cm tmntqtlon to Morehead State College. h . - 4 .. K . e. , I A - rl t v ggfgzeslgphiilggvent Snideh SHOW SHOW! Sondhmm ! 137Drccmat1c Class dellghts the student body w1th The Dewl and Dctmel Third Row: Slollu: Stuart; Sunderhuus; Swepston; Tqrvm; Webster - gcylor; Taylor; Teqehkamp; Tlne; Thompson; Tmton: 197The boys who have played cmd worked hard for Alma Mater get thelr Ormohlen; Townkey; Tmeqex; Twenholel; Tynkols. ,, u 50?,gh Bow: Tyndols; Vest. Vemmdu; Vmer, V095; K10? awards, 0 Maroon W . Then the moment of moments! The allidround Ola; Wagner,- Wuqnel: Wuhlhe: Wander; War ,- et , t Inger: Wellkamp; Wessendm-i; West: Westermnn. boy 1eqhnognced. t . , t mu. Row: Wesltell; Wheelel: Welke: thson: Woodnch; 25iThe Clty s hlqh school chOIrs, msplred by MCIY sunshme and blossoms, Wolfe; Wullenweber; Woosley: Wlen; Yqzell; Yeory; Yolk; join together fol CI MCIY Festival Of San. Younq; Zethusen; Zwtck. 267Sr. GAA. closes its year with the Girls! Sport Banquet. All around awards, letters, new managersl and honor teams are announced. The 77 evening is climaxed by the awarding of the ring to the ctll Ground girl. -; 18 Seventh Grade First Row: Adamsnn; Alessandro; Alexander; Allen; Allen; Allison; Ambrosius: Armento: Arnold; Ash; Ashcrcdl; Baily; Bailinqer: Ectrlion; Bauwens; Bayes; Becker. Second Row: Bellman; Best,- Berlsch; Bimber; Bird; Bird; Blackburn,- Boiman; Bonerl; Bonleim Boswell; Bowen; Eraler; Brauch; Brech; Brewer; Browder. Third Row: Bruestle; Bruqqemcm; Buck; Bunqer; Burgmf; Burress; Bussqrd; Bulls.- Byars; Byrne; Ccppel; Carmack; Carrall; Carson; Chelwood; Christa; Clemmers. Fourlh Row: ClovLs; Cohen,- Collier; Collins: Conner; Cook; Cooper: Corsmeier; Crosthwaite; Croslhwaite; Cullen; Culp; Cumming; Davis,- Deimer; DelFovero; Demaropolis. Filth Row: Dennler; De Wees; Dieckmcmn; Dienesch; Dotson; Drew; Droit; Eickbusch; Eisenacher; Endicott; Essen; Esslinqer; Estes,- Eckert; Fulhman; Fensch; Fensch. Sixth Row: Ferguson; chll ; Fther: Flinchpauqh: Flower; FOTSYlhe: FONT poulos; Frollieger; Frye; Fuller; Gudzinski; Gnllaqer; Gcnzmjller; Gellen- beck; Georgia; Garland,- Getzendanner. Seventh Row: GLbson; Cues; Gohs; Gray; Green; Greschel; Guyer; Guliev man; Guthrie; H011,- ch11; Hamilton; Hcmlon; Home; Harper,- Harrison; Hansen. Eighth How: Hawthorn; Hayes; Hays; Huzen: Heurn; Hechslmsser; Heck,- Heckmcm; Heimerdinq; Heinlein; Heis; Henshaw; Herzog; Heuser; Hilliard; Hilshorsl. Ninth Row: Hincy; Hinlon; Hinton; Hite: Hite; Hite; Hoelscher; Hollander; Hossman; Hotel,- Howe; Hurlberi; Hurlbert; Hutzler; Jacoby; James,- Jegqle. 'l'emh Bow: Ienne; Jen,- iivoin; Johnson; Jones; Kercheval; Kerl; Kimbler; Kirchner,- Kldyer; Kieimener; Klein; Klein; Koerber; Koester; Kramer; Kruse. WitA tAe embm anal gave 011.4 0 jun . . . . Fits! Row: Kurms; Luck; Luxze: L411 mcmn; angu; 1M2; mq; Im'mlmldr; thw bm'h; Lluyd; Lum; Lullijf Lurmh-luw; Lulnmun; LLmqu-m Second Row: Mmzs; Mnukuy; Mukslcdln; Munmm; Manna,- Mulmm; Martin; Mustxulla; MIND ; Mumm; Mt'Awa; Ma'Cuuthy; MrC'.x - ; M' Intym, Third Row: MCMUI mxy; Meimll; Mm'lill, Mwam rschmldt; May? PI; Meym; Me'ym; Mifk; Mlllm; MiHH; Milligtzn; Mnmiwh; Mode; Munrwqun. Fourlh Row: Mame; M0010,- Morgan: Muslim,- Mut-le: Munch; Nnrhols; Nm- Imus, N06113- Noxberq; anum; Ohm,- 09hr ler, 013:me Fillh How: Omusby; OHPH; Ottimqer; OH hnrxez; 0H0; Puqr; Parlw; Patlmson; Pub kms: Palms; ' PKHSVUHJ P PxokL Sixlh Row: owiu; Puisely; H ,1111l9: Reed; Reevehe; Row mu; Rensmq; Rwh; Rn'hlm; Emel: Roma: R ,- Ruth; Hmhrm bush. Football hemas sign annuals LE VVUIShlf' Iul SFVFHih jlzmiels, 79 emom omicler em'omfg jAeL'V jmfumd First Row: Rmhunhu - Rum; R' M S Wu C Secand Raw: VII Schirlbn 5 luLhwnh Lx,l', kw w; Third Bo w: u C MLIVIH; Sixth Bow: W 1H ;; V: Vuln-km 1; VV- ddvaJIf; . mtuzf: Wiwv, V wnm; WM 'LI; LAWNH- t; :w 1; Vf VVIHL'L nl'u A In UVLIL Seventh How: ' YI' , One pictuxe is worth a ihouscmd words no! jaunt Lilw Cg'max 0X jll jff Iune 9 Class day. We seniors march into the auditorium for the lost time as students of Western Hills. We receive our trophies and honors and climb another step on the stairway of life. The juniors realize that ctt this time responsibility is being passed onto them. Today we all receive the classroom edition of the Breeze. No one has to tell us that this copy is the most awaited and exciting copy of the year. At last We are back to old times. Today all of us received our annuals. What is it which automatically makes the annual better when it comes out on C class day? June 10 The last day of this prolonged agony. Now we'll let the teachers fret for the next two days while we enjoy ourselves. Dear teachers, don't work too hard. We want you back again next year. 5122353135 ; EEEEEEEWEIEEIE E: a June 13 Exams, that is for all except us lucky seniors. Don't worry, kids, you'll be in our shoes soon. June 14 Gee, another hard day. I hope that exam grade isn,t CIS low CIS I expect. June 14 Graduation Day. All oi us seniors are looking for- ward to the good time which is ahead of us. None of us can scty that We wont teel CI little bit sad when we march down the aisle to Pomp cmd Circumstance . Our dear old 01mg mater certainly has been good to us. June 17 It's 011 over now! Some of us find ourselves re- peating over CIHd over, Iust lucky I guess. Despite all our fussing and grumbling we underclqssmen Will be ready to start afresh next fallv So long, folks. .n. i 3 JEEtWH . ijKelfiw . . 7M Wm J4? azaloweo! Ag jAezr Geafor witlL Certain JWKL'WMQ Q9412; 82 ede iglttj yd eta o-oloerafion gefween Coached 0mg! pfager rT'he Mighty Maroons of Western Hills with their seven returning lettermen lived up to their Grth Expectations for the season of 1948. The young men from the school enshrined high on lofty hills had an excellent record against out-ot-towners and public loop schools, but took it on the chin from two Catholic League teams. The Annual Staff congratulates the team and coaches for CI successful season. ring; 4 orgmfd gaiofem 770. .147! 5 of mum. In the picture above are Morgan's Raiders going through their calisthenics preparing for CI big game. Reading from front to back the team members are: lst row: Rhein, Zimmer, I. Parker, DA Parkerl Stephenson; 2nd row: Sample Flake, Niederheh'ncm, Stegner, Hecxm; 3rd row: Peters, Rennich, Lower, Betz, Hutzler, Stevens; 4th row: Schnell, Young, Leonard, Gannon, Rutledge, Wolf; 5th row: Dunkmqn, Leedy, Donahue, Stormer, Keller; 6th row: Coffaro, Sachs, Bassett, Iones, York; 7th row: Johnson. Bludqu is leading the exercise. .4 padding jtfac4 jlet CgCQc-Z, j powerfmf 86 Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western H1113 .................... l4 Hills .................... 38 Hills .................... 44 Hills .................... 33 Hills .................... 6 Hills .................... 25 Hills .................... 27 Hills .................... 25 Hills .................... 12 Hills .................... 6 Sidney ........................ 12 Lima Centred ................... 18 Aurora ........................ 0 Covington Holmes .............. 7 Purce11 ........................ 18 Central Vocational .............. U Withrow ....................... 7 Hughes ........................ 7 Walnut Hills ................... 7 Elder .......................... 19 Below is shown he fast changing line. Left Io right: Bob Rennich, Ken Bassetl, Jack Gannon, Glenn Sample, Stun Peters, Len Schnell, lack Flake. gunning game, a, sSJOKaK ofine goers Metorgt The football team of 48 showed its strength early in the season against Sidney by coming from behind to win by the narrow margin of two points. With the physical shape and mental attitude of the team at its peak we proceeded to trounce strong up-state Lima Central, Aurora and Covington Holmes. After four victories in a row the Maroons then dropped their first city game to the strong Purcell Cavaliers. The accomplishment that followed was perhaps even greater than the victories the team tasted throughout the season. It was great to know we had a team who could come back after a stinging defeat and Win four in a row again. The gridiron feats of the team in those four games were the highlights of the season. Central Vocational was easy, the game of the year was played against Withrow, Hughes was soundly beaten, and Walnut Hills gave way to a superior backfield. The P.H.S.L. crown was ours. Turkey day was disastrous as our lads dropped the Price Hill Championship i to Elder. Hats off to a fine, well coached team. e UVLCZEVCKCLJJWLQVL jOKngU tlbe 00$ dtelOd 0 The 'lLittle Maroons made the pigskin cry Oinkle this year as they went through the season un- defeated. Woodward, Walnut Hills, Covington Holmes, Purcell, Withrow, and Hughes were all beaten while Central Vocational held the Reserves to a scoreless tie. Coach Johnson did a very good job with the boys GS they won the Public High School championship and have now gone through two seasons undefeated. meuw .. MIL; ; a The Reserves starters go into a huddle. Left to right in the picture above: C. Huehnle, D. Hopp, G, Streibig, E. Wond, B. Conatser, D. Hughelett, Wagner, I. Waskey, A. Condorodis, B. Gildrich. E. F. Kolde, B4 Harper, G. Pecslee. Single, B. Boosveld, K. Smith, R. Lone, G. Tierney. D. Mango. Second Row: W. Dick, I. Lutz. P. Schweinfurch, R. Team members on the undefeated Maroons as pic- Marksberry, Tompkins, I. Hook, I. Hardy, Pt Wilhelm, tured below are: Kneeling: F4 Bucalo. First Row: P. T. Nichols, I. Savnderhaus, E. Ierehiah. Coach Iohnson gives instructions to the team as to how it should be done. u t 1. jibeir g? gmtlwm with a $069515me Sadon. Our mighty Fresh struggle ner- vously with their paraphernalia GS they await the opening gun of CI big game. RESERVE SUMMARY Team We They Woodward 26 0 Walnut Hills 13 O Covington 19 U Purcell 7 6 Withrow 13 7 Central 0 D Hughes 20 U FRESHMAN SUMMARY Team We They Walnut Hills 20 O Covington 12 U Purcell 19 12 Woodward 12 13 Hughes 18 12 Withrow 12 6 Norwood 12 12 Little but mighty, our seventh and eighth graders listen intent- ly to their coaches. On1y c1 freshman squad member today, but With the proper natural cxbth'ty and coach- ing we may have future All-Americcxns in our ranks. It's only G dream, but who didn't dream when he was a freshman. Edr1y sea son injuries to key players Cut down the potentialities of a possibly great team. With 011 their bad luck Coach French's 1c1ds won 5, lost 1, and tied 1. Playing most1y Catholic grade schools, our elementary team more than held its own by playing headsuup tootba11. Concentrating entirely on basic fundamentals, the team, under the Cib1e guidance of Coaches Reed and Po11c1ck, showed extreme adaptness. To the Varsity of 52 we wish 011 the 111014 in the world. 89 3H elf 0L Smife g6 your Umhmzfa v BOTTOM LEFT OF LETTER R: Bell, Wormus, Hotsteqqe, Cline, Schulz, Rank, Bruter, Duke, Butler, Quimby, Bick- ing, Rutenschmer, Crowe, Brannon, Miusch. Borcherdinq. Prescott, Forrester. Schube, Spraqen, Miller, Grunt. Harper, Cinnamon, Wetzel. Dick, Blessing, Butler. Meininger, Dhonou. BOTTOM LEFT OF LETTER A: Earle, Hoffman Duebber. Newport, Golusjn. Brown. Craig, Engler, Chance, Simpson, Louthy, Schlochter, Kelley, Stonestreet. Cooperl Engler, Behrens, Evans, Richmond. BOTTOM OF LETTER 1: Dieckman, Stonestreet, Uhlene brock, Rellcxr, Tonner, Wmiers. Wakeiield, Endicott, Hurley. BOTTOM LEFT OF LETTER N: Goodfellow. Sergeant, Francq, Succielto, Winters, Brauer. Ross, Hattersley, Louden. Muck, Bauer, Eckerle, Tenner, Glrten, Driscolll Rammos. Heidel. Lischer, Jeremiah, Hm, Koenig, Hotf- meier, Wright. vw During the football season the band, under the capable direction of Mr. Andrew Brady, pre- sented many clever and amusing stunts before the eyes of interested spectators. In these presentations the entire organization showed its ability in skillfully exe- cuting c1 variety of diffi- cult acts. After Witnessing one of the band's perform- ances it is easy to see Why it is rated as one of the best marching bands in the city, recog- nized not only for its colorful appearance and snappy formations, but also for its excellent musical qualities. The band, however, would not be complete twirling without the Enging jn 3A9 gain The Rain Show Appearing in this picture are Fella with an Umbrella , W. Brater, and The Man with the Rain , D. Gallenbeck. batons and gay costumes of the drum major and majorettes. Their exhibition always seems the final touch to a grand performance. One of the shows that was publicly acclaimed as being one of the most outstanding ever performed by a high school band was the Three Ring Circus . The band first saluted the school. Then it went into a block for- mation While a small clown band entered from the sidelines. Next fol- lowed these formations: three rings with circus acts going on in each, a merry-qo-round that broke down, a tiger with a wagging tail, a calliope with smoke, and finally a parade down the field to the strains of I Love A Parade . The drum majors and maiorettes are: SEATED: M. Powell, M. Otto, C. Tiffany. STANDING: R. Reik, I. Winkler, I. Forney. Another outstanding performance by the band was the United Nations show. In this the band saluted the Big Four . This demonstration included a huge shield with red stripes and blue shakers representing the United States. The show ended with a salute to United Nations by forming a large UN. to the strains of, Your Land and My Land . After football season the band settles down to working on concert music. During this time the band performs for civic affairs, school programs, and in various contests. This year's schedule i will include works such as Caesar t Frank's Symphony in D Minor, Con- certo in Jazz, Bach's Prelude and Fugue in B Flat Minor and many others. 91 .. ..-..MM., .55 92 First How: I. Aneshansel, M. Gies, M, Boys, 3 Dieck- Third Row: H. Ruehlmcm, Ne Thompson, G. Pape, C. mcmn, CV Kling, C. Dettmer. Wullenweber, B. Finktestein. I. Bauerle, M. Mueller. Second Row: J. Mueller, D. Chaney, 1. Fisher, I. Glass. M. Funk, Mt Btckinq. D. Hurley, Nt Hess, C. Fuller, L. Kline, M. Butler, I. McNameet 8 9.9M. OOLVOZ HA sport for every girl and every girl in CI sport is the motto of the GAA. Through the club's Wide variety of sports and other social activities, the members of the GAA. are guided towards the high ideals cmd goals so necessary in our present day life. While the girls team sport skills, they are mingling with their fellow students. Thus, the healthy mind and the healthy body are built in unison. Character, sportsmanship, and comradeship are the ideals for Which the girls' athletic club strive. Playdays cmd intramural tournaments give the girls :1 good time and bring about many friendships Which might not otherwise have resulted. t; 93 3w- . MM DU . m WA jrclwlxy 222ng goes the arrow as it glides through the air well on its way to the bull's eye. In the picture below we see the resulting skill of constant practice. Iecmne Young, archery manager, and Ruth Meininger are two of our outstanding freshman archers. Archery, one of the girls' favorite sports, helps to develop their indi- vidual skill rather than the competi- tive spirit. To be a skillful archer the girls found they had to have good posture, c1 steady hand, and an accurate eye. A11 up and coming archers wel- come the months of September and October. In this crisp autumn weath- er the girls radiate pep and enthusi- asm in this popular sport, archery. h-JAM... .-. m. -4a.r.JF..A-A. 4- 94 Top picture Heft lo rith: L. Klein, D. Hurley, C. Wullenweber, M Boys, MA Mueller. Middle picture: I. Kleinmcm, I. Aneshcmsel, M. Planck. Bottom picture: D. Chaney, M. Bickingj B. Dieckmann, S. Martin, B. Herberholz. ZQWAMQJ OLVLC! $VOLLVM QOLKOVQ jug pth 0 tAQ jMIL With the comma 01 each new fa11 the A few techniques are demonstrated and ex- 4 anticipation of the hockey season is high. A plained by the more experienced players and rough and ready game 11ke this does not Miss Burk, hockey coach. After a few weeks! bother the g111s. Every Wednesday and practice, the outstanding p1ayers are asked Thursday the p1ayers trot out to the fields to report 101 advanced hockey practice. From dragging their sticks and shin guards behind. th1s group the honor hockey team 13 chosen. Honor Hockey Team: C. Klinq; C1 Dettmer; 11 P151191; C. Fuller: 1D. Chaney; 1. Mt1e11e1; M1 G1es; C. W1111enweber; M1 Buys; N. Hess,- L1 Klme; D1 Hurley; 1. Bu11e1'1e1 The sun shone down, and the clouds c1eared away 101 the new 1a11 season 01 sports. Clashing st1cks and excited yells of instruction assured us the hockey season was well under way. The qir1s practiced bullies, drtbbles, passes, and drives until they were perfected and exceptionahy demonstrated in 1ntramura1 tournaments p1ar1ned by their capab1e hockey managerl June F1sher. The season was highlighted by the hockey play day at Walnut Hills High School. Our teams battled wtth those of a11 other pub11c high 80110013. Hughes and Woodward took f1rst and second place respective1y wh11e we tied for third place with Walnut H1115. The season was Chmaxed by the class team tourna- ment and the hockey supper. The seniors proved that they were tops again when they won the Class team tourna- ment. At the hockey supper June Fisher gallantly handed down the managership to L015 Klein j Gimpefifiue Ioimf anal a my to in It's fun to run! Coach McCartney called the can- didates for the 48 cross country team this fall CES usual with his tavorite slogan. Out of the many fellows Who turned out for the initial practice only sixteen had the endurance and stamina to make the grade Continual practice sessions throughout the tail kept these boys in ex- cellent physical condition, Letter winners on this squad were F. Haussler, Howard Mills, Hcrroid Mills, F, Mundstock, H. Ott, W3 q. Seated: Harold Mills, Howard Mills, F. Sandlin, W. Sparks, 1 Townsley. Standing: D. Holocher, A. Blank, F. Mundstock. Shown strengthening their legs and lungs are: D. Holocher, F. Mundstock, Harold Mills, 1. Townsley, F. Sandlin, A. Blank, Howard Mills. W. Sparks. '1'3t H13, B. Sinks, and E Williams. These boys placed 3rd in the city and district meets and were represented in the state meet by Harold Mills, who more than held his own against strong competition; With c: few returning lettermen and the following squad mem- bers, Basil Bilbreyi Bob Bilbrey, F, Sandlin, W. Sparks, I. Townsley, F. Turner, C. Winninghctm, and I. Trifilio, we hope to have or successful team next year. MaWe Our loom First Row: Howard Mitts, Harold Mills, E'iuestler, Bassett, Tierneyi Stormeri Krusoi Sachs, Schnell, Rhien, Petexs, Bhidau. Second Row: Botuchis, Flake, Harris Gussetti Miederhelmcm, Staitman, Young, Gleenheld, 011. Third Row: Iehnsen, Milndstock, Kiiadiiett, Stevenson, Zimmer, Adams, Williams Sinks. Maroon 'W'! One Of the most perfectly functioning clubs in the school! That best describes the organization provided for the letter men Of Western Hills. Highlights of the current year were the Maroon 'HW Dream of Maroon and Cream dance, the faculty basketball game, the annual picnic, the Glt-sports banquet, and a hilarious hayride The Dream Of Maroon and Cream dance this year was held in the gymnasium to decide who was the girl to repre- sent the letter men of our school. Mary Wheeler joined the list of select dream girls. Faculty members suffered quite c1 shock when they were beaten tor the first time by a fighting Maroon W basketball teamt It was a close and exciting game all the way, but Coach Samples boys came through victorious The Maroon W team was led by Jim Gussett, Len Schnell, Stem Peters, lack Flake and Charlie Harris The faculty was paced by such old men C15 hm Clark! Bob Morgan, Ray Penno, and Bill Fey. rogram SMCCQZUXIXLK. . . Fourth Row: Fissel, Schutte, Rabenstein. Wcltfi Rennich, Frey, Loughry, Wiese, Homke. Filth Row: Gamble, Pratka, O'Neql, Eenner, McCreudie, Beck, Stegner. Klein. The picnic was c1 huge success and all members had c1 bong up time. This affair is held every year to initiate new members and to bring the members together in closer relationship. It accomplished just that. Aliasports were represented by an enthusiastic bunch of athletes at the Maroon W annuat aH-sports banquet held in the lunchroom, The all around boy award, which was won last year by Bill Zimmer, is the highlight of this affair. This is always 0 very difficult job and this year it was especially so. In our senior class there were many dll-around boysl so to pick one is U terrific task. Maroon MW is constantly improving under the leader- ship of Coaches Morgan and MacCartney. The staff recog- nizes that the club has contributed much in the way of making our school a more enjoyable place of acquiring an education. 97 DLVVLWLOLVV 0 48'4 9 Madeira .......... 32 Woodward 19 Central 40 Purcell 48 No. College Hill. . . .22 Hillsboro 52 Norwood 42 Withrow 35 Purcell 53 Walnut Hills; . . . . . . ,41 Hughes 50 Xenia ............. 37 Woodward 43 Roger Bacon ....... Central 57 Middletown Wiihrow Elder Walnut Hills . . . , . . . l Hughes Tournament 40 Purcell . 47 Hughes W.H .......... 28 Hamilion .......... i' alolg gaimt 6L Smazf jmm m The basketeers of Western Hills kept up our monopoly of the Public High School League by tinishing in a co-Championshtp with the Bull? dogs of Woodward. The regular season play found the Marcons losing 10 and winning 10 games. Much can be said about this year's team as they played good, sound ball under the tutelage of Coach Clark. Of the ten games lost, none were lost by more than eight points, In the tournament at Xavier fieidhouse the team pulled the upset of the tournament play, by defeating a heavily favored Purcell quintet. Hughes was also beaten in a thriller that was decided in the final seconds. Hamilton Public knocked us out of the tourney and went on to win the district and the state. There was no outstanding individual on this year's squad. Iim Stephenson paced the team in scoring with his potent assortment of hook shots. Dori Zimmer proved very valuable as a drive-in dribbler and set shot. Ken Bassett rounded into form during the latter part of the season and proved his worth by controlling the bOCk-bOQTdSV Jack Gannon and Ed Bludau were very capable playemakers and good shots from out on the floor. Glenn Sample, Bill Nieder- heiman, Pat Brosnan, Ralph Lane and Bill Sachs were ail good reliable men to use at the guard position. hm Frey, Jim Monniq, Bob Rennich, Don Mango were used at forward and Jerry Goisch, Don Kruse, and Cliti York cavorted at center Sitting on bench. left to tight: Dr Kruse, I. Golsch, i. Monmg, K. Bassett, B. Sachs, B. Rennich, GA Sample. By Niederhelmari Receiving instructions: E. Btudau, J5. Frey, It Stephenson, D Zimmer, and I. Gannon 99 oaclt Cme 995 CL rigAt jutmre 0r Wamom Iuntor Varsity Kneeling: Tennenhotz, Waskey, Mango, Wagner, York, Conutser, Lane. Standing: Mgr. Hughletl, tht, Stevens, Backman, Ott. Keller, Mgr. Cordomdis. The under-Classmen made the future look very bright for won 15 and lost 5. Outstanding individuality was absent Coach Iim Clark by coming through with successful seasons from this team that stressed teamwork cts Cl necessity. Play- The Junior Varsity won 13 games and dropped 7. Madeira, tnq against several Reserve quintets throughout the city the Ohio Military Institute, Woodward, Central Vocational, Nor- Little Mormons more than held their own, Experience was wood, Purcell, Hughes! Withrow and Elder were beaten by gained by traveling all over the state cmd to schools in rather large scores Close games were lost to Hillsboro. Indiana and Kentucky. The people of Western Hills are all WCItnut Hilts, Xenia, Roger Bacon, Middletown, Hughes. looking forward to the time when these boys are playing The final two games were dropped along with the Public varsity ball. High School title when Ralph Lane, Don Mcmqo, cmd Cliff Our junior high school students playing in active com- York were moved to the varsity. York, Lane, Mango and petition tor the first time had Q fairly successful season They Charlie Stevens were the big guns of this yearxs squad. were couched in early season games by Coach Reed Ctnd Firsteyear men made Coach Morgan smite whenever they did very well. Mr. Reed was transferred Gt midyear cmd were mentioned. They created quite Ct sensation with on this dealt CI serious blow to the team. Playing mostly County early season winning streak. Paced by the good QII-Qround and Catholic grade school teams the lads won 17 and lost work of Wheeler, Morgan, Schnabel, and Lower the team 16 games. 7TH 15 3TH FRESHMEN F ? ROW: Bums, Wonder, Stephenson, BOWHUq: Moment Brewer' Lower Circle: Bitbury, Winntnqham, Lumpel Shipmcm, Korte, Sweet. ::::io:d Row: Adler, Wuttczkctmp, Bass, Damien Content, Attmos- Ep-per Circle: Hyde, Schnabel, Lowerl Williams, Wheeler, Vedzey, techen etsher. Kester. 'Ihixd Row: Fritz, Hetcomf, Kramer, Hedmg, Mgr. Famine. 100 QJJVVLQVL 0-0VOZiVLOLtL'0VL Pefg 314668515 0V LLAQ amoral Sitting: C. Ruehrwein, L. Takahashi, D. Hurley, I. Buuerle, L. Reidol. At iefl: C. Dettmer, D, Hurley, M. Boys. The opening of the basketball season found an eager group of girls waiting to be placed on teams. This year Thursday was the day open to all basketball enthusiasts. Teams were organized and cm intrornurcti tournament was planned. Miss Burk, coach, and Dot Hurley, manager, kept their eyes open during gym Classes and Thursday afternoon practices watching for the most promising players, who were then asked to drill with the advanced basketball team an extra day every week. . Each year or basketball playdcty is held in which girls E meet citywide competition. By the time this event rolled , Ground, Miss Burk had teams lined up according to the i playersj skill. 102 Above. leit to right. Standing: C. VWutlcnwcber, H. Maisch, N. Sweet, M. Boys. Kneeling: N. Hess, I. Fisher, M. Muetier, C. Dettmer. L. Kline. The girls refereed their own games this season. Miss Burk held Ct class about once Ct week OE CI few outstanding players. Here she taught them the technicalities arid tine points of basketball. They were then qualified to OftiCiGte Cit tournament games. The long awaited basketball supper was planned by the- iuriior qirisr Here the horror team was awarded certificates CIUd the class teams were given recognition. Dot Hurley's announcement of the new basketball manager brought this memorable season to an end. gm oz OW gum 2 IO4 The swimmers of '49 had a successful season under the tutelage of Paul Nohrt The team placed second in the Interscholastic Swimming meet and were also runners up in the district. Led throughout the season by John Botuchis, who won every diving meet he competed in, the boys more than held their own against seemingly overpowering oddst Botuchis won three interscholctstic meets, the district meet, and finished the season in CI blaze of glory by Winning the state championship. Swimming on the medley relay team with Barry Britt, fast backstroker, and Carl Starmcm, who Was terrific all season in the Wang jiffed gulf breast stroke. John did his bit as Ci tree style man to break the district record in the colossal time of 1226.0. Second out of a six team league is pretty good, fellows, but We czre getting used to first place. On the board. L. to 8.: R. Renner, G. Streibig, Frank, Hazlett. Standing. Buck Row, 1.. to 11.: I. Botuchis, A. Rhein, N. Huncick, Ct Tyler, D. Bauer, Mgr. R Waitst Kneeling. L. to 3.: F. Colde, T. Eickstadt, B. Rabenstetn, C. Stdrmcm, Burke. Sitting, L. to R.: C, Schutte. E, O'Neal, B. Britt, H. Gumblel B. Renner, At the top of the page is I. Botuchis, State diving champ, timberinq up, Directly to right is the district champion relay team of B. Britt tin wutert, C. Starmcm tdivingt and J. Botuchis. 6am $10w f0 ge antenf WitlL 360mg pface ,p. .nawnnm-mmamw am armou'oZd ffracfd OW We 55AM? 150 Left picluxal L. Io IL: I. McNameo. B, Dicckmcnn. C. Ruehrwcin, I. Gin- qerich. Life Saving Corps- lop right. L. to 11 Standing: J. Fishem C. Deltmer. G. Pape, M, Geis, B. Diack- IUUUH. Kneeling: I. Fulquel, C. Kling, C. Fuller, I. McNmnee, B. Herberholz. Prone: FL kael- stein, G. McNumeeT Swimming team 'In pool: G. McNamee, G. Pupe, H, Ruehl- munn, B.kaelslein, C, Fuller, B. Diack- mann, MA Planck, IT Gingerich, M. Gies, I. McNumee, B. Her- borholz, I. Klmgl Swilmning is 0 year 'round spori on Western Hills. It is divided into three seasons, tall, winter, and spring. The fall season of swimming is devoted to lifesaving. TO participate in lifesaving one must be a blue cap or better. The favored iew who receive emblems and belong to the life saving corps help Miss Witt, swimming instructor, to plcm the yecn's activities. They also help Teach in their swimming clusges cmd after School, 106 The winter season of swimming is spent in preparation for swim meeis. Our seniors won the intramural meet with juniors and sophomores coming in second and third, con- secutively. The girls who took places in this meet practiced for the city-wide playday meet at Walnut Hills. Spring brings us cm interscholastic wetter polo tourncv ment The honor team and the new lifesaving corps are announced for the new year at the GAA. banquet in May. Maroon gowgm Confrigmfe f0 edema AKA, Seven in CE Iowt That's the proud cry of the Maroon keg- lers. By virtue of a fine record of 23 wins and 1 defeat the bowling boys again won the hublic high crown. Ten fellows comprised th's year's squad, led by Erv. Hoinke, Bill Fissel CH 1 Warren Scholl. The rest, of the team members are Fred Klein, Duane Brady, Ralph MC- Creadte, D011 Uhlenbrock, Ed Wundd Dick VVGHCICG, and Fred W111z mom W th C1 team Ctveraqe of 833, the rest of the league was easily outclassed. Hotnke took the high single game with Ct neat 236, Whit? Schott came through with high three game total by rolling 622, These high scores led the league. Coach Mac- Cartney has led the team through thrue successful sea, sons and we feel sure that the bowlers will win many more chmnptonships under his able gutctcmce Leit to right: E. f a Hoinke, EL Ullenhmwk, F K weep 0 p yy 5 of CAamloiomlLilod. The girls' bowling league has been larger in number than ever before This year-round sport is enjoyed by girls in all grades of. senior high school. Our C able mcmaqety Joanne Glass, saw that everything ran smoothly at both Hoiuke's cmd Watis lanes. Trev phies were given for high scorer and Winning team at each alley. In the picture below we see Ianet Schneider and Iocmne Glass bowling with high hopea of strik ,s or spares. Marilyn Moss, 19cm Wagner, Eileen Murray, Lorraine Murray, Lorraine Kuhhncm, Mar- ian Klausinq, and Jackie Reddick on the above picture are enjoying ct companionable afternoon at Hoinke ianes, W alarms; OUH' 006115 jAVOULgA :deLCQ. Standing, L. to IL: B. Finkelstein, G, Papa, L. Otto. Kneeling: C. Kamp, E. Bex, I. Mueller. Sitting: J. Fisher, M. Mueller, The Modern Dcmce Club provides an opportunity for girls to gain that much desired poise and gracefulness. First the girls are taught simple arm movements, leaps! and swings. Then they learn to coordinate these actions into CI flowing, meaningful dance. Good dancing is an expression of emoe tion and thought. Modem dancing is not only interpretative, but a body builder CIS well. The many stretching and bend- ing exercises use an muscles in the body. The sudden twists and stops develop marvelous control and coordination. The club is CI chosen class limited to seniors with a Sincere interest in dancing. Each year the girls take part in and Odd a touch of variety to school productions such CIS Bandwagon. The modem dance symposium was the highlight of the year. At this annual getitoqether girls throughout the city compare dance routines and formations of this form of art! modern dance JVLLLAULISL'QJWL 011410?! ZOLWMUOVA Ma 8 Offeggojf 34141. The girls enjoying c1 volleyball game in 1119 above picture are, heft to right. Lois Tokuhusin. Rnsie Leenulti, Rtllh Mesley, June Fisher, Connie Dettmer, Dol Chaney, and Mary Ann Bickmq. Another popular indoor sport is volleyball managed this year by our enthusiastic Norma Hess. This sport is open to 011 girls whether they are working for Oi letter or not. Norma placed the girls on teams where they played out an intra- mural toumcmient. When the match was completed, she and Miss Steinmetz Chose girls according to their ability and placed them on piczydqy teams The two best teams prac- ticed every Wednesday against the Maroon W volleyball players, The volleyball plqyday was held at Withrow mid Huqhes High Schools where our teams made CI good showing, Attending cm interschoiastic picxydqy such as this gives the girls cm opportunity to make new acquaintances with those having similar interests to their own. Although volleyball requires an extreme display of teamwork mid enthusiasm, it rewards the player with that pleasant fatique ot rr job well worth the effort. olm otwcAizs 950L015 W'estsm Hills at last has c1 gym team it can be proud of. Led throughout the year by Iohn Botuchts, Who was chosen as the All Around Boy of the City, the team finished a close second behind Hughes. Under the Close supervision of t Inach Hurry French and despite the fact that there were not Kneeling: He slay, Botuchts, Mueller, Williams, girsl Row: Conner, Lucht, Voqet, Cook, BLIII'IS ec ad How: Meyer, Phislsr, Duke, Lemy, Adan Lcn meta, Mgr. Eon. Hu gmnmb owaml 51400255. proper facilities for practice tthe boys trekked all the way to Carson School every dayD the team did quite well, With a host of experienced men returning we might win the PHSAL, tor the first time. Here's hoping! Wul E-is Mm, Butt, lamaa Roy, Hodges, Peters, MI-Flntn. Louq 1y, hotb, Long y, ttACPVICIhI-JL Lamberdm Kno- grin? Corned anal LLAQ 95!ng yak to $6 mend L9 to right: Don Kruse, Jim Muthollcmd, Do 061le CHAMP! Wagner, Bill Praflw, Erv Hcdnke. $910015sz tior flit? :49 37$; The niblickers got off to a slow start due to the inclement weather which hindered practice sessions in the early part Of the season. Golf is CI game that takes perfect coordination. timing, and o certain amount of power. Accuracy in putting also means Ct great deal to those who shoot in the low seventies. Many students do not know how the score is kept in golft In a golf match the player leading the first nine gets one point, low score 0n the second nine gets One point and the low score on the eighteen holes also gets one point. Understanding all of these principles and having all these necessities of at good golfer ore Don Kruse, Bill Profka, Bill Niederhelmon, and Erv Hotnke. Don Kruse, one of the few freshmen Who ever got C1 letter in the history of our school, should now be one of the best golfers in the state with his four years experience. We are quite confident the golf team will have a successful season with these stalwarts to lead them on. The records of last season were not kept due to a change of coaches and this year's season was not started as the Annual went to press. gdCAQIfQQVJ jd$8 t0 JEAQ ourfd 0w jermid WOUQJ Varsity tennis started in early March and us the weeks rolled by Coach Pollack noted CI vast imw provement in his team. Early season defects at the hands of Bellevue, With row, Hughes and St. Xavier were avenged by victories against Purcell, Covington, and our old rival, Elder. With nine matches still left the team should get better CIS the season progresses. Varsity Tennis Record Spring 1949 BeHevue Withrow Purcell Elder Hughes Covington St. Xavier . Withrow 9:11 and Ken Weiss. mmm: mmmmmmmm QWQNACOQH 01$meng Eiii$5i$$ O$EE$ Z First How: I, Helton, D. Mock, W. Lampe, B. Stevens, E, O'Neal, C. Schulle. K. Weiss, B. Evans, S. Hnu, G. meer, D. Winter. Second Row: R. Renner, I. Young, H. Christiansen, I. Kunlz, E. Hoinke. M. Rammes, P. Hoffman, E. Gmef, P, Schweinfurlh. info 1546 portfigli 0P 05A gay anal 931g . i ,t :24 ' . i .yu mt .' ' , sir Here it is spring again. GAA. members enjoy playing tennis in a tourncr merit sponsored by their club This stimulating sport demands accuracy of Iorm and good muscular coordination. Lois Klein, manager, and Miss Burk, coach, planned a singles and CI doubles toumament tor the girls They went On to arrange mixed doubles matches which proved to be much fun for everyone. Let's volley for serve, can be heard iniii the a courts when enthusiasts i practice each afternoon. t Here are played many eX- f citing games of tennis, that exhilarating sport in which so mcmy athletes take part. ?ictured Below, L. to 3.. First How: I. McNumoe. L. Kleini M. t Cies, B. Ziegler, Second Row: C. Dettnmr, B. Dieckr mann, D. Iluilay, C. Klinq. Pictured Above: 1.. Klein and C. Dettmet. WOLVOOW, jALVL-Cfdbld jVMWQV OOLCA WCCOLVLLVLQg; $957500 1L5 t 2575;; win , qt H a g . 4! V , - t .9- 5m gks'gky ' 5 mm g j .lgsmy $ 5 L t . L 5 Q3 m5 AVILLS jacle $615011 ,49 The track team of 1948 had c1 fairly successtut season considering the number of tettermen 10st from last year's team. Pacing the tectm throughout the year were Nelson Dudley tn the hurdles, Carl Enqlestone, ace half miter, and Frank Mundstock in the pole vault. Coach Arch McCartney's 1949 edition of the Western Hills track team opened their season with Cl host of new? comers. To build sound bodies, acquire good habits, both on and off the field, along with building men were the Mr. McCartney's goals of achievement this year as always In the three triangular meets held already this year the results were as follows: Western Hilts 45, Woodward 45, Hughes 60; Western Hills 42, Woodward 42V2, Walnut Hills 65 V2; Western Hills 67 V2, Purcell 674 Taylor 15V; Leading the senior team are Harold Mills in the mile run, Frank Mundstock tn the pole vault, lock Flake throwing the discus, Dick Getdretch tn the shot put, At Ehetn running the law hurdles and mile relay, Tom Steqner tn the 220 end 880 and George Tierney tn the dashes. Standouts among the juniors are Robb in 120 low hurdles and Morgan in the 1,112 mile, 116 COLKKKJV ij OLVLJ 3446! yt; jMJL t0 gIXLHx. 77 Above: Frank Mundslock, ace pole vquher, Top Len. left 10 right: Second Row: E. Steele. D. Holocher. H. OH, R. Kobb, F. Mundstock, R. I First Row: Vece, Chance, Williams, VVinninqhum, Hummel, Harper, Nxchels. Burnhart, J. lung, E. Gelbrock. . SeCond Row: Bilbray, Eichstadl, Robb, Buchert Pearson . . ghird Row: Hundse!1, Gdlleberih, Zuverinl-t, Sweet, Lanqehalm. Thgglio? gaggeiytDB-hilgnnggni,cgiFfDilgfgg'nT-SYQZCi-eggiZESSler' W' Sparks, otlom Leil. leh to nth: First Bow: H. M1lls, J, Bomrhis, B Siognor, A. Rhoin, G, Tierney, K, Fourth Row: F. Turner, P. Condowdis, D. Dukej B. Monchcm, T. Gollcnbeck, : Schneider, J, Noonan. K. Meyer, M. Wasps, R1 Foglc, T. Meier, K. Earle. 117 001 g, 2 021210952152 2 + 32 LL Moving pfgzy E cmott' r point! CI . . cry Ground the gym during the badminton :md ping pong ioumaInputs, These fast and 2 ittng con tests 2' 3V plenty of fur the people who pctrtic Mixed doubles tournaments add 31315113 to the toqulczr games; Unlike the team Sports, they mg tttost valu- able- in developing pride in individual CICCOIm: tshment To the left we rummqer, loam MCNmttee, hitting the birr' ROSie L. looking on anticipating the next shot B low H 1 actlng as manager for Dot O with 'ICtrd Ruchhncm, Ghana ' k 2 5 score for Jane A neshqnsel and Connie Hing. 3A9 60L50VL Group Picture, left to right: Fixst Row: C. Rehrwetn, I. Caruso, H. Maisch, D. Hurley, D. Neiheisel, M. Boys, I. Callahan. Second Row: R. Mesley. L. Takahashij M. Gets, B. Finketstein, L. Klein, Old man sunshine smiled on Manager Marilyn Boys and her eager baseball players. Between the fine weather and the large turnout of girls the season had an unusually tine beginning. A tournament was arranged among teams of ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The gym depart- ment posted CI list of girls who showed promise asking them to come out for advanced baseball. Tournament games were pane with 6595 Oh 79$? gaff I. FlShCF, H. Ruchtman, M. Mosst Lower Pictures. left to right: B. kaelstem, D. Hurley, Rt Mesley, 1. Fisher, M. Boys. played Off on Wednesday afternoons while advanced play- ers practiced both Wednesday and Thursday. Marilyn scheduled several games with other schools for these chosen teams to play. The announcement of next year's manager at the G.A.A. banquet completed their successful baseball season. 119 elfmming elfemnd zeom Jami year; gate .W' Wawum,.anme-.m Memoriw 0i pout anal .Jgopw A 3145mm Clampiomlbipj 1949 Baseball Summary Ilm Frey slides undet catcher luck Gannon's gtove us umps Glenn Sample calls him sate. Westem Hills ............. l0 Mt. Healthy .............. 1 Western Hills ------------- 7 Roger Bacon VVVVVVVVVVVVV 5 With such outstanding stars as Hal Grote, Stew Hein, Dick 3 W ter H'll 7 St X i 0 Schellenberqer, Tom Barry, Bill Zimmer, and Bill Crigler grad- ! es Mn 1 s ' qwer '''''''''''' mated, Coach Nohr faced a terrific rebuilding job on the base- Western Hills ............. 16 Norwood ................ 3 ball team this year. These boys along with the stalwarts on this W 1 Hill ............. 12 Woodward lllllllllllll O yectr 5 team such as Jim Frey, Don Zimmer. Glerih ngple, lack es em 1 S Gannon, Jim Gussett, Bill Sachs, and Mgr. Joe Kimdiieff Western H1115 ------------- 3 ML Healthy -------------- 1 brought our school untold glory CIS they went through the class Western Hills ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 Withrow ................ 4 A tournament without Ci defeat and beat Warren Harding W 1 PHI 3 Hu he 4 for the State Championship. The nucleus of this yectrrs team is es em 1 S g s iiiiiiiiiiiiii formed by these boys. The whole school is pulling for another Western Hills ............. 4 Central Vocational ....... 0 year like last year, and with the proper breaks, the diamond Western Hills ............. 4 Central Vocational ....... 2 hounds might bring more glory to our educational domain, Western Hills ............. 7 Walnut Hills ............. l erstem Hills ............. i9 Walnut Hills ............. 7 Western Hills ............. 2 Purcell .................. 3 Western H1113 ............. 8 Woodward .............. 2 Veterans Hopi: Firs! Row, L. to 11.: B Deitschle, D. Zimmer, G. Sample. Second Row: J. Frey. E, Slormer, D. Weddlei It Ellison, D. Klinq. Third Row: A. Kiradneff. I. Gussett, 1t Gannon, B. Craig. Rookies monomh L. to R.: D, Donohoe. D, Bachman, L. Witte, Ht Bauer, H. Griffin, H. Heitzler, E. Kobbe, D. Parker, E. Burkhardt, V. Lower. 120 i i ih CAwmpd Wage gadegaKK 50mm 004' gaglzf Geatiue jcfiuified . . 7M Wm Me gigoloweaz Ag jAeir Cieator wilfA arfam jnafienagfe Piglblfd MMOVLg jZLQJQ EglLtd .J4W i 1 w w m u, u. yAlafopmeM 5g. . . flw pmmt 0X AW HOE: 123 mm JJM ince L5 eginnmg Xpredjea! A15 Gunshots, ten gallon hats, Western drawls and bronco busteIs were all C part of the rollicking musical comedy Girl Crazy , which Senior A Cap- pella Choir so successfully pre- sented The story deals with Danny Churchill wDick Sollmanm, a New York playboy, sent by his father to take Charge of CI ranch in Custerville, Arizona, in order to get him away from the wild life he has been leading. Custer ville is unique as or town that has had no women within its limits for 50 years. Churchill arrives in CI New York taxicab driven by Gieber Goldforb Hoe Weissmqnm, CI comic Broad- way ccbbie who is immediately accused of shooting the sheriff. UH. Treat Me Rough scene, C. Harms R. Balnhurl B. kaelslem M. Gosnell J. Zuverink K. Myers P. Wiihrow T. Eichsmclt t i t i g i 614401550145 fAmmgA 0L 30mm 0!? realliue dimly Molly Gray Hume Fishert, the tleIOine, is postmistress Of Cus- territte and the only woman there. Her presence there is ex plained by the fact that she only works, not lives, there Donny promptly tolls in love with Molly and sets out to win hm. He decides to convert the place into a dude ranch and bling same j'life to Custervitta. Charlie Harris GS Slick Folhey gilt, c1 professional gambler, and Nancy Thompsan CIS Kctte Fothi erglll, Sth's wife and c: cczte singer, come to town. They promptly become entangled in C111 the diftlculties that have arisen After many close es- capes by OH, Lcmk Sanders tBiIl Longstreett, the gangster ttouble- IHQkL-T, is sent to jail. B. kalesfem N Hess C VVtsc: 7t. Hmmi i. Humtin : 1.1! s. Tyndall Mm ?EJ'O K. Myots . t JV tBL Barbary Coast Dance j W. n t L I I Wrexssnemm UV; I wst all problems are Solved: Danny conquers his rival Sam M. son Bill Renni and wins Molly Gieber Girls us Custervilles finest sheriff and they live happily ever after. Under the pc 19 direction of Mr. Chrisiicm Kappha 1n and Mr. T lomczs K. F. Bu the mincipals and th- ing cast ve c1 pILI'lS' D. Sollmcmn. Bill Benn in fight I. D v13 V 'iutfman B. Brown F Lohmeih Embraceable You Dick Sollmmm and I. Fisher bu, Lr-d Ly orus 61,1416! 9?ng K :ZBOLVLCQZS fully pa lied scenery and the ever, colorful costum uriously funny, Girl Crazy', will long be ' red GS one tions in com dy el'ltertcxin that has L' - Hm .-Wmn Hills. VLRH ' :1, F1. Hemmer 11:5 Harris ' I Rocking Chair Quartel 'rerink E; v mm b. 6V8 j!?8VUU6LVC :5 jCZCZQ , ome SAOWQJ dezgf' jVLtQKKQCtIXLOLK gLOZQOLUOV. Seated, left to right: P, Hohmeistet, C. Dombusch, A. Butler, V1 Brestel, L. Butetord, B. Dieckmmm, L. Kumpmam Dt Ethan, C. Klinq, I, Mueller. 1. Gusseit, M. Mueller. Standing. left to right: Mr. Cadwollader, U. Dettmet, M. MacDonald, ft. Myers, R. Allison, M. Bays, Miss Belem. F of mm tutu!!! To most people the efforts behind Western Hills' grant of CI Cum Lctude chapter ctre Ct mystery. This new organization iust seemed suddenly to mctke its appearance. How it came and why it came most of us do not know. For 0 long time many members of the faculty had thought thctt Western Hills should have cm organization which would recognize scholarship much in the same WCIY that excellence in sports and in other extracurricular activities is recognized Cum Laude, cm organization which recognizes scholarship and encourages high ideals of work, seemed to fit our need. Mr. Cadwallctder gave his hearty endorsement to the sug- gestion that we make effotts to secure ct chapter. Miss Bolcm and Miss Weber looked over the college rec, ords of all graduates for the previous three years for proof of scholarship in college. They found it They ctlso found c1 high percentage of scholarship among Western Hills grade ucttes tor the last ten years. These ttndinqs helped much toward our grant of Ct Cum Laude chapter, 128 All candidates for acceptance at mid-year must have CI 92 average and those for acceptance at the end of the year must have cm 89.5 average in thirteen academic subjects. Next year and thereafter cm 89.5 average will be required in fourteen academic subjects. The candidates are elected by ballot of the faculty board and must be in the upper 200A of the class. The second group of initiates must show the required average C11 the end of the fifth report period. Since these grades are not ready until May 3 and the final annual deadline of May tst requires that pictures be taken no later than April 25, the inclusion of the pictures of second semester members is impossible. The staff regrets this unfortunate situation. All candidates were initiated at the second annual ban- quet Cit which time. Otter having made the pledge of member- ship, they were awarded their membership certificates. Viencldlzilod Eeuegyo jAmuglL gmmedd jnfemdf WerclLanJiding cm LOWER PICTURE. STAND ING: Iv Nuss, J. Dorsch, M. Clemens, B. Leslie, D. Muiilel, V. Cloyd, R. Rental, D. Greentieldl D. Geohequn, ET Moll, G. Gibbons, M. Fury, I. Glass, D. Deqregoty, I. Lindsey. SEATED: A. Hust. B. Mitcheitree, R. Ethman, M. Eades. E. Snnth, 5. Nelson, M. Spinqler. L Jones, M. Cones, C, MISth, M. Mtitel. The Merchandising Club, under the direction of Miss Social activities are mingled with work. Bowling, Davies, is perhaps the most united organization within the theatre and skating parties, various speeches, a Christmas school. This unity comes from Close relationships at both dance, and 0 Spring picnic make up the year's program. work and play. The members give up almost all other Elections are held twice c1 year. The first term's results extracurricular activities to team the intriguing subject of Were: D. Greenfield, president; I. Glassl vice-president; S. retail business. They spend two afternoons OI week study- Nelson, secretary: and B. Moll, treasurer. Officers for the ing here at school. The rest of the time they apply their second term! given in the same order, were: M. Cones, knowledge working in various downtown department T. Jones! S. Nelson, and D. Muffler. stores. 129 Oflwr Wen CA05Q puma with jtd Quefalfion 0 This year, as always, the members of the dramatic class have shown their excellent ability CIS budding young actors and actresses. Under the capable direction of Mr. Thomas Bums, they have put On several plays thus far, which have proved highly amusing and entertaining, In all their productions it can be easily seen that the students have been urged to cultivate their creative desires and have been carefully schooled in the culture and mechan- isms ot the theater. People from 011 parts of the City who have witnessed their dramatic presentations have com- mented Widely on the skillful, professional manner in which they were presented. I30 :ZBramqu-m C7 ' add The cast 01 the oneeact play Geraldine and the While Robe appears at top left and bottom left TOP LEFT, STANDING: C. RutenA schoer, B. Dieckmunn. B. Niederv helmcm, I, Ellison, 1. Garrett. SEATED: B. Armstrong. I. Rodd. BOTTOM LEFT, STANDING: P. Stebbins, Ft Phipps, R. Young. SEATED: F. Munkamyer. One of the most outstanding and weil-liked productions given this year was the hilarious comedy, We Shock the Family Tree. presented on Dec. 3rd. This play demon strated the typical life of CI teen-Ctge girl, her relationship to her parents and friends! her joys, but, most of all, her many and various troubles. The play, amusing from beginning to end. was a great success. Ectch year the dramatic students put on at play in keeping With the spirit and good will of the Christmas season. This year wcxs not om exception. The production chosen was the one act play, Geraldine and the White Robe. This WCIS excellently done and well-received. motiam, ea 5; onffictd, anal Wofiued 0X Men. The THE 5 at the cast at The Trysting Place appear in the picture at the BOTTOM RIGHT, FOREGROUND: Charles Schutle, Martha Fisher. F. tin. tt'tey C 2 us Kompmcm, Don Ming, Don Shoemaker, Charlotte WISE, BACKGROUND: Bttt Benn, Audrey Dtck, P. Rodgers, 1k Mietsgmun. KNEELING: Bill Bonn. . . - - . Another presentotlon glven durmg the wmter was bEATED: Icmet Murphy. the one act play, The Trysting Place. This was also Members of cost at We Shook the Family Tree apppar in the pictures at the t , . . 10p and bottom right. placed hlgh on the llst ot favorltes. It too, was c1 TOP EIGHT FOREGROUND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Keiler, Shirley Tyndall, muiCking comedYt Given 05 ml cmdiiorium SGSSiOD it C. Ruehrwein, Jim Kama. permitted every student in Western Hills not only to BACKGROUND: Eu Miller, I. Lehmer. enjoy a good show but really to appreciate the The leading characters of the piay, We Shock the Family Tree, appear in the talents and efforts of the dramatic class members. yivicture at the bottom lett. They are Charles Schutte and Martha Fisher. 1' 4:3: n,4'.zt-;s ,4 M $ Er; Z? S? J A? J tVL-l men 55 IQ U611 ZLBC! 1L0 Wj CT- OVtA 5 66101-1? oclay W alamdd megfued jlwomglL MViOULd a s. - 333-330; m n.- yum $905!! gay Co-Editors Alice Butler Connie Dettmer ASsistcmt Editor Gayle MCGill Ir. High Editors Dixie Meyer Bob Sargeant News Editor Doris Kaiser Copy Editor Iocm Plaquel Ass't. Copy Editor Shirley Penninqion Sports Editor Marcia Gies Ass't. Sports Editor Bill Longstreet Business Manager Bea Finklestein Exchange Editor Janet Butler News Reporters C. Komp, I. Strassberger, P. Bell, 1. Behne, Ms McDonald, I. Butler, As Borcherdinq, S. Rammes. Feature Reporters B. Koch, 1. Mason, P. Rodgers, N. Hess, D. Hurley, P, Heckmqn. Sports Reporters Girls: B. Dieckmann, I. Aneshansel, C, Klinq, L. Klein. Boys: B. Sachs, I. Gem- non, C. Dormer. Ir. High Reporters G. McAfee, P. Brugge- mom, I. Heis, I. Mick, D. Dettmer, D. Jones, A. Brunner, lean Richters Photographers Muriel Buffington Bill Longstreet Typists S. Schwal, M. A. Bick- inq, L. Kolstein Faculty Adviser Miss Irene Walters AT TOP OF PAGE: C. Dellmer, A. Butler, and Miss Walters joyiully regard CI picture for the next Issue of the Breeze. AT LEFT: I. Fulquel, D. Kaiser, B. Sarqeqni, and D. Meyer prepare copy for ihe press. AT RIGHT: B. Finkleirlem, I4 Butler, and B. Lonqsireel distribute the 101951 lssues. 134 Mazda. Wang 0;? U5 The Breeze Staff routine really follows thctt 0t :1 large. newspaper only on Q very much smaller scale A day or so otter an issue of the Breeze has come out, assignments for the next issue we given out by the news editor, These assignments must be completed within CI week's time. The material is then compiled and prepared for the typtsts by the rewriters. After the material has been typed, it must be copy read and sent to the press numbered for page and position. The editors plan the layouts on dummy sheets. Headlines must be written, and the deadline at the press must be met Over the weekend galley proofs are checked by copy readers. The newspaper dummy is reafiue willing. then drawn up and returned to the press on Monday morning. The paper is delivered on Tuesday and dis? tributed to the eagerly awaiting student body on Wednes- day. The Breeze Stuff, like all other extracurricular activities, has many good times Everyone looks forward to the coke and hamburger parties which see the crowd through to the deadline. The Breeze Staff of 194849 has made many improve- ments on the paper and are to be congratulated for their fine work. 135 WZAQ Coeeditors ........... Clyde Dombusch Iocu'me Kain Girls! Sports ............ Mary Wheeler Boysl Sports ............ Charles Harris Art Editor ................... Itm Roda Ass'tt in Layout .......... Connie Khnq Club Editor ............... Vera Brestel Calendar ................ Vera Brestel Bill Benn Circulation Manager ...... Len Schnell Advertising .............. Ken Bertaqe Charles Harris Len Schnell Head Typist .......... Shirley Schwat Ass't. Typist .......... Jeanne Callahan Financial Adviser ...... Dolores Mastin Art Adviser ............ Wm. Marshall Adviser ............... Ruth McKinley 136 W JdM-Ly t0 j 0186M aide! Vgam'ze Attl'ltxtaf 3aXy 0X ,4 0 Three firm convictions have formed the credo of the '49 annual stafft We firmly believe that cm annual should be something more than CI memory book Ctnd pinpoint faces. We believe that the theme should have C serious message and c1 significant educational purpose. We think that action ptce tures portraying the activity and purpose of the organization are more interesting cmd worthwhile thcm group pictures showing the face of every member. Third, we believe that working on the annual staff is c: privilege, c1 responsibility and last but not least, a lot of fun We hope the school likes our annual. We had a lot of fun, and a lot of heartaches; Spats, thrills, happy times, and indelible memories doing it. AT TOP RIGHT: Joanne Kain, Clyde Dombusch, and M155 Mac try to decide which cover sample they hke best. AT BOTTOM, FIRST ROW: Shirley Schwatll Charles Hams, Conme Klinq. and Jim Roda try to identify one of the pictures mounted on a beard. SECOND ROW: Mary Wheeler, Vera Brestet. and Ken Berlaqe. ABOVE: We see Chattes Harris, Joanne Kain. Tim Roda. Comma Khnq, Len Schnott, Shittey Schwal, Vera Brestel, Ken Berlque, and Mary Wheeler in the pause that refreshes. D fsiig , 51;! r31. 2, Ct M35 X91: 1le t :23 VOLWLOL la n a la UL Jam 0 W always Our jeegngj jlmmglt Egmocralfic ft tha f; ' tip e i atazt j EDttORS Ehua Lt. AER tsjwzior 5214alemf Cjovmcif Just as the Congress of the United States represents the voice and will of the American people so does the Student Council of Western Hills represent the voice and will of the students. This group was organized and is maintained in order that the student body and the administration can work together in understanding and close harmony, This cooperative attitude is a definite essentiat in the achieve- ment of that goal of both the welfare and happiness of the students and administrators and the successful opera? tion and progress of the school. Thus tar it has been found that this method of student representative government is the best one for reaching that goal. The Council's con- tinuing success and accomplishments are in the hands of the future leaders. 138 STANDING: Jack Gannon, president. SEATED. FIRST ROW, RIGHT: Mary Wheelerl vice-prestdenl; Betty Dteckr mannl secretary; Ken Bassett, treasurer. SECOND ROW, L. to R: C. Kamp, I. Gingertch, Pt Heckman, P. Rodgers. P. Schraeder, I. McNamee, C. Dettmer, S. Pennington A. Butler. THIRD ROW: -Mr, Havtovtc, M. Planck, J. Lehmer, I. Crosthwatte, D. Otdl, M. Gies, G. Werner, I. Kain, Lt Heam, I. Highfill. V. Gidneyl I. Callahan, I. Zachritz, I. Winn. FOURTH ROW: F. Mundstock, M. Steele, R. Powell, I. Gussett, H. Oh, Ht Mttts, D. Preston, R. Donohoe, D. Backman, L Young. 1. Leonard. B. Renn. FIFTH ROW: E, O'Neal, Gt Striebig, B. Fissel, H. Dhonau, I. Bennet. D. Powell, D, Kruse, B. Sachs, STANDING, SIXTH ROW: BA Sinks. G. Gutlison, C. Wise, B. Herberholz, J. Schultei L Dettemeier, D. Klinq. B. Sewell, Rt Earnhardt. SEVENTH ROW: B. Longstreet, T. Knaqgs, R. Hammersly. ermd 0h gyouemmenf at glioofana! in Our Wafion. t t i . Sigma jam Sigma Iotct is Ct comparatively new organization in our school. It has set cts its worthy goal School Improvement, which can be applied to its three! fold purpose. This purpose is to promote interest in school projects, to work with Student Council, and to suggest ways of improving conditions as needed. Sigma Iota has listed among its achievements the placing of Q suggestion box in the office, the printing of CI guide for the rookies and the eighth-graders, and the placing of napkins in the lunchroom. The more vital and important suggestions are made by the students through Sigma Iota the more effective this organization Will be. In the picture C11 the bottom of the page Mr. Havlovic, the faculty adviser, and the officers of Sigma Iota are looking at C1 copy of their guide book The officers are: loan Miller, secretary; Nelson Rutledge! president; Edward Bludcxu, vice-president; and Gayle MCGiH tnot picturedi, treasurer. Below: Charles Harris, Ted Maier, Connie Dettmer, Shirley Pennington, Ctrld Mary Mueller seem to be enjoying the luxury of paper napkins in the lunchroom. language Cfmgd mmofe jQKXgWJALYO througli Jon fin C254; The Latin club has adopted CIS its official name S.P.Q.R. These letters stand for Studentes, Prudentes, Quaerentesl cmd Reperientes, which respectively mean eager for learn- ing, being wise, seeking knowledge, and finding knowl- edge. It has chossn as its officers for this year the following people: Clyde Dombusch, president; loan Mueller, vice? president; Connie Klinq, secretary; Tom Foster, treasurer; Mary Mueller, Carolyn Kamp, Ken Berlqge, senior cxediles; Bob Sinks, Marjorie Butler, junior Gediles', and Francis Bauer, sophomore ctedilei I40 Besides its regular business meetings once a month, the Latin Club sponsors an annual movie. This year there was cm especially good Christmas party, which was visit? ed by Santa Claus and his piXiCS. Dr. Malcolm MQCGregor was guest speaker at the January meeting, Each year the Latin Club brings its year to Q Close with the Latin Club Banquet. Above: The Latin Club Christmas party with Miss Bokm, faculty adviser, Clyde Dombusch, Connie Klinq, Mary Muelier, Tom Foster, Ken Berlqge, and Joan Mueller. OMIWLOVL x8; a 14, i5 l! ng74 A The Spanish Club at Western Hills has always been very ac- tive and has had a large mem bership This year the Club has chosen as its officers the follow- ing: Marilyn MacDonald, pres? dent; loom Schuch, vice-presi- dent; Marilyn Conesl secretary; and Chi Sucietto, treasurer. After the business meetings, which the Spanish Club holds once a month, the members Sing Spanish songs, act out skits tn Ssanish, and occasionally even go in for CI South American dance. At the Christmas party this year, the Spanish Club practised cm old Spanish Christ- mas custom, A pifiqta tearthen vaset filled with gifts wcrs sus- pended from the ceiling and tinally broken to shower gifts on 0111 the members, As c1 speaker the Spanish Club had an ex- change student from UC. Some ehthusiastc members and their Charming taculty leader, Mrs. Pouch, finished the year by dinu trig in a Spanish restaurant here in the City. At right: Ben Finklestein Hem and Carole Putter trightt model the clothes 01 a lovely Senorita to interested mem- bers. FIRST ROW: Cones, M; Macdonald, M. SECOND ROW: tones, P; Vordenburg. M; Ionnu, A. THIRD ROW: Schuch, t: Weber, R: Rauber, K. LAST ROW: Botstord, L; Oldt, D. g1 P101 6H1 ngIt A The German Club under the leadership of its enthusiastic faculty adviser, Mr. Herrle, has for CI long time held an import? ant place in the extracurricular activities at Western Hills. The officers for this year cue the foi- lowing: Dick Erhardtd president; At Lippert, Vice-president; Willa Hesse, secretary,- and Ludwig Pteil, treasurer. At one of their meetings this year the German Club had CIS its speakers Dr. Merkel, a professor of German at U. C DI. Merkel told of his experiences while traveling through Germany before the war. Following in the footsteps 0t old Germany, the German Club at Western Hills empha- sizes culture. At Right: While Dick Erhardt plays on old German song on the piano, A1 Up peril Lois Moellerinq, Jean Groppen- berker, and Wilia Hesse gleefully Grid their sinqtnq. I41 ca, emic jnfemdt anal gmtAmmdm. 9 ie in an Alpha HiiY cmd Kappa HivY are two important senior groups in our school. Alpha Hi-Y under the leadership of Mr, Nohr has as its presidents Don Kruse and Bob Dulcmeyt Kappa Hi-Y under the leadership of Mr. McCartney has GS its president Iim Gussett. Beta Hi-Y is open to junior boys and has 015 its presi- dents for this year Keri Weiss ctnd Bill Longstreet with Mr. Pollock as the faculty leader. Gamma Hi-Y is open to sophr omore boys and has GS its presdents for this year Henry Fisher and Stanley Rauh with Mr. Huth US the faculty leader. Each HiiY group has cm activity period which accord- ing to the seasons consists of volleyball, basketball, base, boil, and bowling teams. A business meeting follows after which there is CI speaker, or movies are shown I42 Omnipotent gather Mold jg? '5qu X? 'nzia i l 'P -. 5.; Iv, I '7 .h The various Hi-Y groups have sponsored many worth- while projects CIIIlOTlg which are ushering, contributing money to the equipment fund, contributing new sections to the Hall of Honor, contributing baskets of food to needy people, selling football programs, collecting of stories for G fireplace built with stones taken from all the presidents' graves, and together with Y-teehs the sponsoring of a pre- vocationczl institute for all juniors here Cit schoolv Above: The Hi-Y initiation cemmany. TOP ROW: Sachs, W,- Kruse, D; Stevens, H; ritz, I, SECOND ROW: Gannon, I; Young, J; Condorodis, P; OH, H; Longstieet, W,- Gamble, H,- Sinks. R. SEATED FIRST ROW: Reagan, V; Weisskitlei. I,- Leisller, K; Kuiten, E3, SECOND ROW: Deqring, W; Hoffman, N. Gusselt, I; Weiss. K; Zach 0X M OgefAer in Chridfian oue anal yeffowdlu'p- YiTeens, the high school division of the Y.W.C.A. is divided into three divisions Ir, Y-Teens sponsored by Miss Petersen is for the seventh and eighth grades; Intermediate Y-Teens under Miss Weber includes the ninth and tenth grades; and Sr. Y-Teens directed by Miss Smith and Miss Mathis embraces the eleventh cmd twelfth grade girls. The twenty-three girls on the cabinet, which is made up of the officers, the chairmen of the various committees, and the squad leaders, are responsible for directing the organizav tton. Officers for this year are C Kamp, president; Mt Yorde, vice-president; It McNamee, recording secretary; I. Miller, corresponding secretary; H. Ruehlmcml treasurer; and A. Borcherdingl ring chairman. These girls get together every third Tuesday of the month both to learn to appreciate the ideas and motives of their tellowmen and to enjoy the association with one CH1: other. Thus they gain c1 broader aspect of the world and overcome their petty prejudices against people different from themselves. Seen Qt the Y-Teens initiation ceremony me: SEATED: Aneshcmsel, I; Rosemont, B; Beiqell M; Meyers, K. SECOND ROW: Dteckmannl B; Westermun, L; chmcuz. M. STANDING IN FRONT: Kumpl C; Ruettlmun, H; Yorde. M; McNCImee, J; Miller, I. KNEELING: Bauer, F, 143 jlw JmnCAmom cfxwm! Comgined jam WitA WVA The lunchroom squad are the fellows and girls Who feed the hungry students come fourth bellv Under the supervision of Miss Gates, they do ct good job of keeping these lines moving. Some keep the steam tables full, scurrying here and there With a cheery, Excuse me please , or CI disgusted, Will you kindly step out of the way? Others add up bills while still others are responsible for collecting and Cleaning dirty dishes. Whatever the job might be, ifs that spirit of cooperation that keeps the wheels running smoothly in the cafeteria at West Ht. 144 Seen washing the dirty dishes are: Bill Fissel, Ray Kolb, Carl Doemer, and Frank Turner. Seated around the adding machine are: Peggy Diekmeyer, Iecm Mason, Pam Munrath, and Lois Moelleting. Len Schnetl and Marvin Waspe curry dirty trays and dishes out of the tunchroomt Euclanll Qinfem 6mm! jifm 69w gen 67' Sealed: D. thsqm F. that, B. Bellmey, L. Klaus, 1. Long, K. Boyd, I. Vfillmes, ti. :ktmtmq, First Row, Standing: L V'Uel'k, D. Murheid, A. Simmuns, H. Newpmt, B. During the last few years the print shop has become c: tqvortte meetinq place for West Hi's graphic arts enthusiasts. Under the supelvision of their teacher, Mrt Wottenhcupt, they team the art 01 printing while running off 011 the presses tickets, posters, club membership cards, and show programs eruice Stevens, C, Winninqham, E, Meyer. Second Row: Standing: K. Liiite, P. Schweinturth, t. Ltndemann, W. Meyers, K. Startz, R. Thompson O; Nethasel, H. Mtnmcht R Peters, B. Evanst For some years, visual aids have become cm increasing part of modem education. As this trend has progressed so has the crew of projection boys at Western Hills increased. One of the crew of about 25 boys is always ready to operate our projectors and thus provide entertaining and educational films for our students. I45 gaanagon XOVOUL'GJQOI! Opporfmnified Of Me wriea! Andrew I. Brady Orchestra Direction and Orchestrations Miss Christine Steinmetz Dancing Christian Kapphahn Choir Direction Bill Benn Script and Skit Direction 1331 W295 0X ganalwagan The continuity of action and theme really made Bandwagon of '49 hit the top. The action centered about 'Red and his red attire. Red , a spy sent out by a foreign government, came to America to seek information about it . lust what it was, he did- n't exactly know. He vis- ited Ct New York radio std- tton, Ct Tennessee hiH-billy party, a Chicago ctrt mui seuml and cm Indian res- ervation in New Mexico and still didn't know what itl' was. At last he ended up in Hollywood, and there he found out that it was just a movie script en- titled The It Girl . Une fortunately this Wasn't the it he wanted, 0 well, what was the difference? Through his travels across our great land, he had found out that the dear old USA. is the best place to live and decided to stay and really give it CI try. Above: Hollywood, While Red seeks information about It , CI spat ensues among the movie somebodles. L. to FL: 1. Burton, IV Mueller, I. Callahan, B. Benn. L. Westerman, S. Redinqton, C. Kling, B. Dieckr menu, I. Zachritz, C. Dombusch. and K. Guthrie. Right: Pink Parasol. L. lo 3.: R. Renner, R. Lumps, B. Longstreet, L. Ktem, I. Young, I. Pohlmcm, K. Smith, J. Iohnston, I. Deitemeier, P. Sharp, T. Eichstodt, Pt Messham, Rt Donahue. I. Bradford, D. Pohtmcxn. 146 roclomliond. gMOJQVLtJ The satirical dancers pictured above at first appeared to be CI part of a modem painting. However, when the music started, they moved out Of the painting and in turn repre- sented a ball team, wash day, Santa Claus and his reindeer, weeping women, and frantic runners. As the tempo SIOWe-d, the dancers quietly and slowly took their places again as; u part of the modem masterpiece. To set the mood, our baltertnas, dressed in lilmy, blue costumes, danced gracefully and expressiveiy to the N007 I48 irecfe , odfmmeag paintejflw canary, tumul Waltz, cm original composition by MR Brody, The dance was then chmctxed by the appearance of the White Madonna, Jackie Bradford. The dance ended as it had begun, leaving all insptred. Pictured in the ballet. L. to FL: It Phltlmmt. J. Geister, N, Sander, C. Fuller! Z'J. Otutt, P. t-Usshum, l. tvlmstolt, Seated: P tihulu L. Otto, h. I'thketstem Center: tucktu Btudtutd. Pictured 'm Satirical dance: P. L'hutp, ti. Ztmmet. P. Messhdm, P. Cohen, Jt Kurrus. gatigl 5ng xSZB, Eanwa4 J4fec4 anal 50mg. West Hi students agree that Fine cmd Dandy is CI perfect phrc1se to de- scribe the pony Chorus of Bandwagon. L. to R: I. Pohlman, PA Messham, I. Iohnston, B. Finklesfein, M. Keller, I. Geislerl MA Ottoj CA Fullen Cruising Down the River on a Sunday After noon, an appealing song, was made even more appealing by: Trio, L. to H: M. Planck, N. Scicxrm, D. Lane. Dancers, L. to R: C. Breck, A. Moder, M. Miller, H. Philipps, N. Hall, N. Young. We'll all drink CI toast to our boys' octet, How could we miss? L. to R: I. Poston, R. Peters, R. Sollmcmn, K. Smith, R. McCreadie, I. Weissmcmn, D. Klinq, I. Zuverink. W fem Afg , aim epufa, Xian ?nnnugm'g itmgtmt City Ag gdv fall In these typical cm classes are represented three different phases in art education. The upper left hand picture shows :1 talented group in Mr. Marshalils commercial art class. From this advanced group of art students have come many prize winning pieces of art. Iim Roda and John Ellison captured prizes for our school in the contest sponsored by the Scholastic Magazine. An industrious group of Arts and Crafts students is pic? tured in the lower left hand picture. In this class Miss Davis leads her pupils in the arts of jewelry making and leather work. A pupil taking this subject is given every opportunity to use his creative ability in designing and making his works of art. Many truly lovely pieces Oi ieweiry, and handsome leather goods, made by these students have been on display in our showcases cmd entered in city wide art exhibits. hi the picture at the right is shown Miss Hoover's Art I Class The students are seen at work doing fashion iilus- tration, one of the phases of their work. The beautiful chalk designs shown on the wall are products of the Class QiSO. Other phases in art pursued by Art I CS II Classes are cartoon- OVLOIOO 52mg Vt MWCA. inq, designing, the study of color, drawing in perspective, and posterwork, The latter has yielded many prizes to our school Cchtin this year as in the past, helping us retain our reputation for outstanding achievement in this field. West Hi again received more than her share of awards in the Sym- phony, Cancer, and Cleanup! Painteup contests. A very worthwhile project undertaken by the Art II CiCIss was that of enlarging sketches of fairy tales into beautiful murals. These were sent through the American Red Cross to England where they will be given to children's homes and hospitals. Mr. Marshall's CiGSS tupper letti First Row: Doris Meidrum, Donn Wiiimcm, Nancy Hawkins Second Row: Iames Book, John Ellison, Iim Roda, Alice Murcum. Miss Dths' ciuss tlower iettJ Left to right, back row: Earl Adams, Don Dehart, Ken Tarvin, Dan Miller, Sherry Murbach. Miss Hoover's clogs trtght hand paqet AI from table: Gayle Barber, Icunes Lcndbert, Gloria McFarland. First How: Jean Fulcher, lune Duqqer, Gayle Beebe. Second Row: Iccm Richter, Dorothy Thompson, Richard Schumucker. Third Row: Howard Moore, Ed Spmvc. 151 gmdent owncif jmim eaOZQMZLIIlo. Above is Pictured lhe Ir. Student Council Initiation. Sealed a! table. L. to R.: R. Witherby, M. Miller, C. Walker. De Ivey, The idect of having CI Junior Student Council to promote leadership in Iunior High wcts developed last year as G foundation for his year's council. The interest of the students was vigorously aroused by the eleciion campaign car- ried on by he homerooms. Placards were made by the supporters of the candidates and carried through the halls. After the elections were termin- ated and results tabulated, the members were initicded in cm impressive assemr The stugecmhers are always on hcmd to fix :1 mike or nuiI a set toqeiher. 1.. 10 3.. Standing: R. Deitschle. D. Murheid, D. Betz, J. Buitz, C. Herrmann. Seuied: R, Elsenl C, Kellen NV Hancock, A Miller. Standing al right: IA Zachritz, K. Wells, S. Wheeler. Seated. lirsl row: T. McGoy, P. Bauer, N. Huzleti, N. Mueller, I. McAHee, L. Geis, R. Stevens. Second row: M. C Garnaiz, R. Erhardt, I. Gallaqer, I. Arnold, M. Eckeri. S. Dieckmqnn, C. Niehaus, Se Burgruf. S1undinq, :hird xow: C. Zesch, S. Sachs, T. Swepstone bly. The leaders for this year are Don Mock, president; Wesley Lampe, vice president; and Iecxn Richter, secretary. II. Student Council sponsored the Pumpkin France and the Sweetheart Bcdl which was ornamented by balloon cupids. Iecm Young was Chosen the sweetheart of Jr. High. As projects, ihe Ir. Student Council sponsored Ct nursery and check-room at the Carnival, and sold portfolios with the school seal to the entire student body. The Camera Club considers photography one of me arts and strives 10 accomplish ils perfeclion. Standing in iront: Vic Reagan, president. Firs! Row. L. in R.: L. Henzi. A. 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WMWAO Allison, Richard ........................... 3864 Meyerfeld Ave. Anderson, Dorothy ............................ 2001 Sutter AveA Andon, Connie ............................. 1118 Rosemont Ave. Armstrong, Barbara ......................... 2905 DeBreck Ave. Aylwurd, Clam ................................ 171 Twain Ave. Busseit, Kenneth ............................ 837 Academy Ave. Bauerle, Jean Carol ........................ 4450 Raceview Ave. Becker, James ............................. 1624 Eosemont Ave, Behne. Iocm ............................... 1209 Covedule Ave, Bell. Pulricia Ann ............................. 3337 Hanna Ave. Bell, Shirley .................................. 1130 Grand Ave. Belter, Jean ............................... 3907 Meyerfeld Ave. Benmdyor, Iack ............................. 3810 W1 Liberty St. Bering, Irene ................................. 1442 Manss Ave. Berldge, Kenneth ............................ 3545 Daylonq Ave. Bex, Evelyn ................................ 2907 Warsaw Ave. Bicking, Mary Ann ......................... 1436 Covedcxle Ave. Birkenmctier, Page ............................... 4070 River Rd. Black, Barbara .................................. 835 State Ave. Bluddu, Edward ................................ 1047 Kreis Lane Boertlein, Bob .............................. 3012 Glenmore Ave, Bolcmd, Dorothy .................................. 1839 qu11 S1. Borcherding, Arlene .......................... 1333 Leders Lane Botsford, Lois Ann ........................... 3545 Epworih Ave. Botuchis. John .......................... 4377 SL Lawrence Ava Bowen, Shirley ................................. 2915 Feltz Ave. Boys, Marilyn .............................. 3047 McHenry Ave. Bruier, Icnet ........................... 5061 Western Hills Ave. Brestel, Vera .............................. 1827 Baltimore Ave Broann. Patrick ........................... 4426 Carnation Ave, Brown, Beverly ................................... 35 Beach Rd, Brown, Marilyn ............................. 3414 Gamb1e Ava Bryan, Jane! ................................ 2346 Warsaw Ave. Buiiinglon, Muriel ............................ 3752 Darwin Ave. Burion, Bruce ......................... 5224 Cleves Warsaw Pike Burion, Martha 10 ..................... 5224 Cleves Warsaw Pike Busken, Edward ............................... 425 Purcell Ave. Butler. Alice ................................ 4226 Harding Ave. Calhoun, Donald ............................. 753 Chaleau Ave. CalIahan, Jeanne .......................... 3531 Glenway Ave Cdppel, Edna ................................ 4420 West 81h Si. Caruso, Jackie .............................. 3542 Daytonu Ave. Chaney, Donald ................................ 1023 Fisk Ave, Chaney, Dorothy ............................... 1023 Fisk Ava Christiansen, Harold .......................... 3151 Mozart Ave. Clemens, Marlene ......................... 3290 chn Zcmt Drive Cloyd, Voris ................................. 3169 Beekman St. Cobb, Donald .................................. 1966 State Ave. Colson, Mildred .............................. 130 Bowman Ave. Cones, Marilyn .............................. 3726 Frances Ave. Contcm, Bob ................................. 5024 Sidney Road Cox. Bonnie .................................. 3967 Trevor Ave. Cox, Ruth ................................... 3970 Delmar Ave. Crdiqj William ......................... 4984 Western Hills Ave1 Daniels. Shirley ............................ 1685 Ashbrook Ave. Dczubenbis. Joyce .............................. 3425 Alla Vista Davis, Harry ................................ 4066 Hillside Ave. Day. Mary Ann ........................... 1772 Fcirmounl Ave. Deasey, Hazel ............................. 362 Greenwell Road DeGregory, Doris ........................ 4393 North Bend Road Deilemeier. Jim ............................ 2519 Homestead P1. Deilsch1e. Robert ............................. 1615 Minion Ave. Demempolis. Catherine ....................... 1038 Regina Ave. Dettmer, Connie ............................... 2991 Werk Road Dhonclu, Howard ........................... 2564 Homestead P1. Dieckmunn, BeHy ............................. 2970 Lischer Ave. Diekmeyer, Peggy ........................... 3028 Wardull Ave Dienesch, Marian ............................. 3856 Delmar Ave. DiLonurdo, Patrick ........................... 4024 Hayward St, Dornbusch, Clyde ........................... 3014 Montana Ava Dorneue, Eiieen ............................ 2187 Harrison Ave. Dorschl lane! .................................. 2839 Cora Ave. Draqun, George ............................... 1657 Lionel Ave Dudley, Nelson .............................. 6384 Hillside Ave, Dulcmey, Roberi .............................. 2730 Shaffer Ave, Dusterdieckj Ted .............................. 7464 River Road Dyer, Marian ................................... 677 Stale Ave. Eades, Mary Lee ........................... 903 McPherson Ave, Edelmann, Dale ............................. 3411 Boudinol Ave, Edelmann. Marian ........................... 3921 Rosweh Ave. Ehrmon, Ruih .............................. 3510 Boudinot Ave, Eldred, Bob ...................................... 2557 Ring P1. ElliolL David .................................... 2513 Ring P1. Ellison. John ............................. 1756 Queen City Ave. Elrod, Burton ............................... 3311 Epworth Ave. Elsen, Robert ............................. 1784 Weslwood Ave. Esslmun. Leonard ........................... 3628 Warsaw Ave. Falhmun, Audrey ............................. 4526 West 8111. S1. Finkelstein, Beuirice ......................... 1320 Mimosa Lcme Fisher, Joyce .................................. 4926 Shirley P1. Fisher, June ............................. 3026 Queen Cily Ave. Fissel, Wm .................................... 1040 Kreis Ave. Hake, lack ................................. 4056 McFuan Ave. Fosnot, Doris .............................. 936 McPherson Ave. Frank, George .............................. Box 38 Beech Road Freese, Vernon ............................. 2038 Montana Ave. Frey, 11m ................................. 4306 Homeluwn Ave Friend, Stanley .................................. 3611 Mchede Frondorf. Carol ............................. 2900 Grusselli Ave. Fuller, Carole ............................ 3056 Queen City Avev Funck, Marguerite ........................... 3530 Herberi Ave. Fury, Mary Lou ................................ 6405 Revere St, Geeks, Melvin .............................. Box 83 Arrow Road Geohegan, David ............................ 2022 Mignon Ave. Georgin, Steve ................................. 119 Race Road Gibbons, Catherine .............................. 2610 Bing P1. Gilliland, Sue ................................ 6373 Heitz1er Ave. Girten, Fred ................................ 6580 Hillside Ave, Glass, 10 Ann .............................. 2035 Wardqll Ave. Gohs. Marilyn .................................. 3185 Epworth Golsch, Gerald .............................. 1217 Purcel1 Ave, GoodfeHow, Ronald ........................ 3243 Glenmore Ave, Greenfield. Don .............................. 2455 Nova Ave. Greiner, Warren .............................. 4886 N4 Overlook Greschel, Richard .............................. 540 Purcell Ave, Grishcm, Johnny ............................ 226 Ivanhoe Ave, Gusseti, James .................................. 901 Stale Ave. Gusseti, jcmel .................................. 901 State Ave. Hquss, Alene .................................... 2543 Bing P1. Hagen, Nelson .......................... 3433 Hazelwood Ave. Hamlin, Iecmne ................................ 2086 Neisel Rd. Hummer1ein, Dick ............................ 324 Crestline Ave. Harris, Charles .............................. 2817 Temple Ave. Harris, Jacqueline ............................ 2621 Fenton Ave Harvey, Bob .................................. 2931 Lisher Ave. WOBMO. .1. . . Were?! W0 Huzen, Jack .............................. 1118 Rulhledge Ave. Hancock, Neil ................................ 2515 River Road Heckmcn, Pm .................................. 349 Craig Ave. Heiden, Hilda .............................. 2832 Claypole Ave. Henderson, Eleanor ............................ 2445 Saffin Ave. Henkenbems, 10cm .......................... 4109 Heyward St. Herbstreil, Eleanor .................... 268 Cleves Warsaw Pike Hess, Norma ................................ 3061 Hegry Circle Hesse, Willa Lee ............................ 4120 N. Bend Rd. Hoffman, Ralph ........................ 234 Anderson Ferry Rd. Hoffman, Waller ............................ Box 49 Neeb Road Hohmeisier, Phyllis ............................ 5404 Karen Ave. Holocher, Don .................................. 681 De1hi Ave. Horn. Paul .................................... 552 Grand Ave. Houston, Ann .............................. 3745 Herbert Ava, Hudson, Elmer .............................. 3810 Latham Ave. Hufl, Evelyn ........................ 239 Anderson Ferry Road. Hughes. Ralph ............................ 3536 Glenway Ave. Hughes, Robert ............................ 4682 Glenway Ave. Hurley. Dorolhy ........................ 5045 Western H1115 Ave. Hust, Anna .................................. 1032 Delhi Ave. lvey, Marshall ............................ 5627 G19nwcy Ave. Johnson, Charlie ................................ 1269 11111 Ave. Johnson, Don .............................. 3585 Epworth Ave. Johnston, Jo Ann ................................ 621 Sedam St. Jones, Ianei .................................. 727 Grand Ave. Kaeser, Doris ................................ 4326 River Road Kain, Joanne ................................ 5031 Sidney Road Kaiser. Doris fecm ........................ Box 99 G Fuy5e1 Ave. Kamp, Carolyn ............................. 2929 Boudinot Ave Kdmpmcm, Lois ............................ 4030 Andrew Ave. Kureth, Arthur .............................. 3423 Mayfair Ave. Kduiz, James ............................ 3076 Queen City Ave. Keller, Robert .............................. 3288 Daytoncx Ave. Keller, Stcm1ey ............................ 3744 Wilmar Drive Kemcm. 01111 ....................................... 740 We11s Kerr, Iqmes ................................ 8133 Montana Ave. Kinnemeyer, John .......................... 249 Sidney Road Kiradjieff. Assen .......................... 3201 Queen City Ave. Kisl, Jacqueline .............................. 1023 Kingston P1. Klausing. Marian ............................ 3533 Darwin Ave. Klinq, Connie ............................ 3409 Hdzelwood Ave. Klinq, Donald ................................ 1797 Denhdm St. Knopf, Elsie .................................. 5601 River Road Koch, Betly lane ............................ 1815 Bditimore Ave. Kolb, Raymond .............................. 125 Wocher Ave. Korlen, Edward .............................. 2917 Werk Road Kramerl Lois ................................ 1293 Norman Ave. Kramer, Roberlu .......................... 2790 Montana Ave. Krieq, Donald .............................. 3718 Darwin Ave, Krieg, Stanley .............................. 3718 Darwin Ave Hugele, Gera1dine .............................. 1918 Knox SI. Kuhlmcm, Lorraine ............................ 1718 Denham St, Krusel Don .................................... 4601 Iocnnu Pl, Lombrinides, John .............................. 865 Beech Ave. Lcmpe, Ruth .......................... 3516 E. St. Marlin's P1. Langhorsi, Thomas .............................. 432 Wilke Dr. Lawson, B111 ............................ 6821 Home City Ave. Ledesky, Winifred .............................. 489 Delhi Ava Leonard, Rosemary .......................... 562 Pedreni Ave. Levy, Iim .................................. 1236 Dewey Ave. Lewis, 01111 .................................. 2506 Price Ave. Lewis, Ruth .................................. 3807 Kenker P1. L11115, Bob ................................ 1804 Fairmount Ave; Lindsey. Jean ................................ 2792 Shaffer Ave. Link, Helen .............................. 2364 Baltimbre Ave. Lockhorn, Edythe ................................ 22 Buch Rd. Lohmunn, Jerry ........................... 3065 Glenmore Ave. Lohmeier, Fred .......................... Box 613 West Fork Rd. Lohr, Alice ................................ 2677 Oskump Ave. Lonnemcm, Robert .............................. 1675 First Ave. Louthy, Clark ............................ 804 Considine Ave. Lullerbei, Frank .................... Box 100 School Section Rd. Luttmer, Frank .................................. 7474 River Rd. MacDonald, Marilyn ........................ 921 Rutledge Ave. Mango, Shirley ............................ 3256 Duylonu Ave. Martin, 10y .................................. 500 Enright Ave. Mason, Ieanne ................................ 1026 Schiff Ave. Matthews, Glen .......................... 1857 Westwood Ave. McCoy, Thomas ............................... 835 Harris Ave. McCreudie, Ralph .......................... 3840 Meyerfeld Ave. McDonald, Pal ............................... 2516 Galvm Ave. McGill, Gayle .............................. 2815 Orland Ave. McKinley, Betty ................................ 933 State Ave. McNumee, Joan .............................. 2627 Ocosta Ave. Mesley, Ruth .............................. 5594 Glenway Ave. Miller, Allan ............................ 3103 Cavanuugh Ave. Miller, Bill ............................ 5600 Cimi-Louisville Pk. Miller. 10cm .................................. 1240 Gilsey Ave. Miller, Norman .............................. 6458 Revere Ave. Miller. Mary Ann .............................. 5304 Sidney Rd. Mills, Harold ................................ 1807 Minion Ave. Mishak, Catherine ........................ 969 Hawlhorne Ave. Mitcheltree, Belly ........................ 3716 Coral Gable Rd. Moe1lering. Lois ............................ 2401 Homestead P1. Molique, Dorothy ............................ 2723 Robert Ave: M011, Robert ............................ Box 151 Rapid Run Rd. Monchcm, lack .............................. 1138 Beech Ave. Moss, Marilyn .................................. 1210 Drott Ave. Mueller, loan ................................ 1817 Minion Ave. Mueller, Mary .............................. 2602 Pcmcocst Ave. Muffler, Donald .......................... 6921 Home Ciiy Ave. Mulholland, Iames ............................ 2385 Nova Ave. Mundsiock, Franklin .................... 3954 School Section RdA Munruth, Pam ................................ 2474 Saturn Ave. Murphy, Rila .............................. 4410 Andreas Ave Murray, Eileen ................................ 3131 Wooster P11 Myers, Alcm ................................ 5512 Surrey Ave, Meyers, MuIiCI ....... . ........................ 2015 Fischer P1. Nuilor, Janet .................................. 3078 Janet Ave. Naqel, Bill ................................ 2940 Montana Ave. Nqumoff, Donna ................................ 3818 Kenker P1. Neiheisel, Dolores .......................... 3064 G1enmore Ave. Nelson, Shirley ............................ 957 McPherson Ave. Niederhelmcm, Biil ............................ 1104 Omenu PL Niederlehner, Frank .......................... 3053 Hegry Circ1e Nunneker, Dolores ............................ 3110 Basset! Rd. Nuss. 10cm .................................. 2647 Beekmun St. O'Herron, Bob .................................. 1063 Winfield O'Neal, Edward ........................ 3940 School Seclion Rd; Osborne, Pat ................................ 4754 Prosperity P1. Ottawuy, Jim ................................ 3656 River Road Otto, Mary Lou .............................. 824 Maison Ave. Owens, lean ................................ 3604 Warsaw Ava 183 184 W03 W0 . . . .. Wereii W0 Pepe, G1oricx ................................ 3048 1-19qu Circle Fapin, Verna .................................. 4700 B0511 Lane Parker, Arlayne .............................. 420 Grand Ave. Parker, Joann .............................. 3106 Jefferson Ave. Parker. Melvin .............................. 3348 Hader Ave. Peters, Robert .............................. 2975 Lischer Ave. Peters, Stun1ey .................... Box 305-D Muddy Creek Rd. P011, Kay .................................. 2182 Harrison Ave. Prafka, Bill ................................ 7220 Fernbunk Ava. Rabensiein, William ........................ 384.6 Oliveue Ave. Reade. Ruih ................................ 2572 Seegar Ave. Raddick, Jackie ............................ 819 Woodlawn Ave. Redingbn, Sully ............................ 3232 Epworth Ave. Reidel, Laura ...................... Box 578 Anderson Ferry Rd. Renn, B111 .................................... 3118 Penrose P1. Rennerl Bill ................................. 3619 Everett Ave. Rennich, Roberl .......................... 3735 Glenmore Ave. Renter, Ronald ................................ 2636 Liddell St. Rhe'm. A1 .................................... 4111 West Court Righter, Nancy .............................. 2744 Powell Drive Roda, Jim ...................................... 1610 Curll St. Rodgers, Pm ................................... 3615 Werk Rd. Roelker, Elk: ................................. 2205 Quebec Rd. Rollinger, Glen .............................. 2447 Seeqer Ave. Rogers, Margie ............................ 1100 Winfield Ave. Hoseberry, Shirley ........................ 740 Bold Face Drive Romert, Glenn ................................ 3971 Race Road Ruebusch, Ianei ........................... 1...2801 Price Ave. Ruehlmcm, Helen .......................... 2910 Ruehlmcm P1. Ruehrwein, Carol ............................ 5554 Harrison Pike Rullmcm. David ............................ 3655 Boudinot Ave. Runck, Harold ........................ 78 Cleves Warsaw Pike Rutledge, Ne1son .............................. 490 Elberon Ave. Sachs, Bill ................................ 3398 Muyluir Ave. Suffer, Marry Arm ............................. 3038 Penrose Pl. Sample, Glenn ............................ 1622 Tuxworth Ave. Scheidt, Mary ............................ 2503 Harrison Ave. Scheuermcmn. Roberta .......................... 2819 Price Ave. Schill, Margaret .......................... Box 213 Marlini Road Schlachler, Roberl ............................ 1345 Manss Ave. Schneider, Ianei .......................... 2196 Queen City Ave. Schneider, Kenneth ...................... 2196 Queen Ciiy Ave. Schnell, Leonard .......................... Box 235 Sidney Road Schotl, Clifford ............................ 2622 Fleetwood Ave. Schuch, Joan ............................... 5520 Harrison Ave. Schumacber, Hugh .......................... 2949 Urwi1er Ave. Schutte, Charles .............................. 3149 Werk Road Schwub, Helen ................................ 941 Olive Ave. Schwa1l, Shirley .............................. 3231 Day Court Seyienh, Donald ............................ 5145 Sidney Road Share, Betty .................................. 1605 Sims Ave. Siegel, Charles ................................ 4674 Rapid Run Sizemore, Dolmres ............................ 1261 Dewey Ave. Smith, Edna ................................ 5651 Harrison Pike Snyder, fourme ................................ 2970 Eggers P1. Sollmcmn, Richard .............................. 1754 Pulte St. Sowders, Frank .......................... 2392 Maryland Ave. Sparks, Wilhelm ............................ 2392 Ferguson Road Spingler, Marion .............................. 1231 Sliker Ave. Sla1ey, Donald .............................. 178 Richardson P1. Slark, Charmaine .......................... 3155 McHenry Road S1cxrmcmn, le ................................ 3719 Dina Ave. Stavroff, Sophie ............................ 3198 Boudinot Ave. Siebbins, P1111 ............................ 3210 Slanhope Ave. Steele, Eugene .............................. 7126 Nokomis Ave. $19616, Maurice ............................ 7126 Nokomis Ave. Stevens, Bruce .............................. 6776 Nokomis Ave. Stoneslreet, Robert .............................. 670 Stale Ave. 51011, Shirley .................................. 3976 Davis Ave. Stormer, Eugene ............................ 3691 Frondorf Ave. Sirietelmeier, Melba ........................ 3103 MacArthur Ct. Stulzmun, Shirley .......................... 6716 Nokomis Ave. Sullivan, Paul ............................. 3107 Murdock Ave. Takahashi. Lois .............................. 1972 Horlon Ave. Tarvin, Gordon ............................. 1255 McKeone Ave. Teepe, Beuy ............................... 3536 Meadow Ave. Theobald, Clyde ...................... 54 Anderson Ferry Road Thompson. Beuy ................................ 435 Paul Road Thompson, Nancy ................................ 1134 11111 Ave. Tierney, Joyce .......................... 4220 SL Lawrence Ave. Trilschler, Jack ................................ 1247 Beech Ave. True. William ................................. 918 Summit Ave. Turrell, Wanda ............................. 2652 Gehrum Lane Tuthill, Pct .................................... 709 Delhi Ave. Vandewalle. Robert ......................... 456 Somoht Ridge Vest, Geraldine ............................ 2700 Glenwuy Ave. Virzi, Gloria ............................ 4893 N. Overlook Ave. Voqt, G1enn ................................ 3780 Frances Ave. Vorholt, Gertrude ........................... 1703 Denham St. VorhoH, Grace .............................. 1703 Denhctm St. Wagner. Jean .............................. 3650 Boud'mol Ave. Wagner. Stephen .............................. 5133 Ralph Ave. Waits, Roger ................................... 719 Neave St. Waldeck, lack ................................ 245 Twain Ava; Walker, Alfred .............................. 971 Oakland Ave. Weber, Don .................................... 74B Wells Ava Weber, Ruth ............................ 3441 MQCFudden Ave. Waddle, Delmer .......................... 1760 Fairmount Ava; Weise, Walter .............................. 3161 Daytona Ava Weissmann, Ioa ............................ 3209 Daytona AVEL Walker, Marianne .......................... 3545 Daytona Ava Wertz, Helen .................................. 122 Eyr'xch Ava Westermcn. Lois .......................... 2719 Queen City Ava Wheeler, Mary ................................ 4403 Schulle Dr. Willhite, Charles .............................. 187 Twain Ave. Williams. Robert ........................ 4148 81. Williams Ava Willmann, Don .............................. 4823 Midland Ave. Windholtz, Don ............................ 439 Hawthorne AveV Wise, Fred ................................ 1245 Rulledge Ave. Wolf, 11m .................................... 3341 Hanna Ave. Wormus, Ralph ................................ 3062 Hull Ave. Wuestefeld, Jone1 .......................... 2343 Harrison Ave. Wullenweber, Carol .......................... 3916 Lowell Ava Yuzell, Loxetta ................................ 501 Enriqht Ave. Yorde, Mcrlgne ............................ 2622 Pancoasf Ava Young, Rodney .......................... 2702 Queen City Ava Ziegler. Bill .................................. 225 Twain Ava Zimmer, Don .................................. 777 Sedqm Ava Zuverink, Jack ............................ 3434 Farncrofl Drive At this time we acknowledge our appreciation to the Robbins Music Corporation for granting us permission to quote so extensively from their copyright, Ballad for Americans. We have tried our best to present its message but it really cannot be done Without the glorious music. Whenever we most desired an idea, we have played the records for inspiration. If our theme has gone across, you will buy these records and play them for yourselves; you Will listen to your school choirs sing the magnificent score. We recommend Ballad for Americans. The Western Hills Annual Staff of '49 l85 The interpretive photography on the following pages, the opening section, and throughout the rest of the book is the work of Russell R. Benson. We devote this page to the acknowl- edgment of our debt to him and our grateful appreciation. With- out him what we have tried to do in this book would have been impossible. We have attempted to go a little beyond most an- nuals in picturing not only day by day life in a modern high school but also one phase of the great ideals which motivate that life and are its reason for being. We believe that by so doing we can accomplish a serious educational purpose in a manner which is possible through no other medium. When students and their parents see the great ideal of brotherhood and a better world so beautifully expressed in Ballad for Americans. portrayed through pictures of themselves and their daily activities, we hope it will enter into their souls as never before. Only thus can America rise to her great destiny which her present position of leadership in the world has thrust upon her. Because we believe this so firmly we have had joy in working so hard on this book. But would have been helpless without Uncle Russell . How can we illustrate the message of the Ballad in our closing section? Where can we find the material for the abstracts on page 7? The only way we can get that idea across is with a montage. Will you make us one? Uncle Russell would wrack that creative brain of his tor a while, come up with an idea, and then execute it for us in photography. Somehow in spite of confused schedules, howling mobs of students, plates that didn't fit, seemingly insoluble problems, our book is finally finished almost exactly as we wanted it. That this has been ac- complished is due in no small part to Russell R. Benson. The Western Hills Annual Staff of '49 says an inadequate Thank rr you. N, .1. .- 21 4 '1, Ut$ . , a. I 3 , w t ,, fw '1'; u , .. , , an r . - M 1'.F4$g:1.$gbgpiglyi strong? .' ' l 1: f I , , IL . l I?UTPR? ng; x i m. g doubt-ing, Out of the carkpet bag and the brass spit-toon It willcome a - Our march-ing song will come a- gain... 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