Bath High School - Recal Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Pat Molleurz Ensemble, 4: Speech, 3 4. Pat is an extensive traveler, and she is writing many books about the places she has visited. Jerry Moore: Band, 1 2 3 4: Basketball, 2 3: Ensemble, 4: Football, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra, 4: Senior Play, 4: Student Council, 4. Jerry, too. has become a dentist, and his flashing smile is a good advertisement for his business. Marshall Morton: Advice to the love-lorn is seldom written by a boy, but Marshall thinks it's a fine occupation, and hundreds follow his excellent advice. Faye Noble: Faye is a stenographer, too, but she takes dicta- tion from her husband! Mary Catherine Ochs: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3 4. Libraries always had an interest for Mary, and now she spends most of her time there, for she is the local librarian. Joan Ottino: Annual, 4: Ensemble, 2 3: G.A.C., 2 3 4l Girls' State, 4: Junior Play, 3: Newspaper, 3 4: Speech, 4: Speech Play, 4. Joan entered the nursing field, but for her own entertain- ment, she directs many community plays and stage produc- tions. Roma Parsons: Football, 3. When Roma is not being arrested for speeding, he tries to make a living as an architect. Mary Alice Poormanz G.A.C., 2 3 4, Band, 1 2 3 4: Annual, 4. Mary's main interest is still in athletics, so she built a gymnasium for the use of all members of the community who belong to her sports club. Floyd Reed: Electrical engineering is what Floyd had his heart set on, so obviously that is what he must do. Lois Riber: Everyone knows Lois is married to Dewey, and they lead an ideally happy home life. Barbara Ross: Annual, 4: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3 4: Newspaper, 4: Speech, 4: Speech Play, 4. When Barbara isn't taking care of her five children, she spends her time as president of the P.T.A., and writes novels and short stories for women's magazines. Bill Runyon: Band, 1 2 3 4: Basketball, 1 2: Ensemble, 1 2 3 4: Football, 1 2 3 4: Track, 1 2 3: Orchestra, 2 3 4. Between trips to Florida, Bill is a building contractor. Beverly Scott: Orchestra, 2 3 4: G.A.C., 2 3 4. Gladly will I learn, and gladly teach ye. turned out to be Beverly's motto, for she is now a professoress of ancient Greek history. Paul Sharp: Football, 2 3 4. Sham-pie is in business with Runyon, and even though he is quite busy with all that contracting, he finds time for his first love, stamp collecting. Bill Sheets: Football, 2 3 4: Speech, 4. Of course. Bill is a farmer, and his pigs take all the prizes at the county fairs. Jeannette Sherman: Senior Play, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Ensemble, 2 3. It is probably Jenny's laugh and giggle you hear over lehe radio, because she makes all the sound effects at Radio ity. Linda Shoaff: G.A.C., 1 2: Annual, 4: Junior Play, 3: Senior Play, 4: Newspaper, 4: Band, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra, 1 2 3 4: Ensemble, 1 2 3 4: Girls' Sextet, 4. Linda travels the country putting on her own concerts. She sings to her own accompaniment, then plays the violin, and the clarinet. Mary Alice Siddall: Band, 1 2 3 4: Annual, 4: G.A.C. 2 3 4: gllewspgper, 3 4: Orchestra, 1 2 3 4: Junior Play, 3: Speech BY' I Mary Alice is teaching, too, and all her young pupils are devoted to her. Jacqueline Slaven: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3 4: G.A.C., 2 8 4: Ensemble, 2 3. Jackie owns a beauty salon, but she doesn't have much time to work there, because she is taking care of all her children. Warren Smith: Football, 3 4: Basketball, 3: Baseball, 3 4. Nothing is so appropriate as Smitty's occupation. He is a traveling salesman. Marilyn Snider: Band, 2 3 4: Orchestra, 2 3 4: Ensemble, 1 2 3 4: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Student Council, 4: Senior Play, 4: Football queen attendant, 2 3: Football queen, 4: Class secretary, 2 3: Spelling champion, 4. Marilyn had a wonderful time at college, where she was again a Football queen, and now she is just as happy and gay as ever. Helen Sossen: Ensemble, 3 4: Speech Play, 4. After graduation, Helen went to Japan for about two years, and as soon as she came back, she got married, and has four children. Wiley Stamper: Baseball, 2 3 4. Wiley is an archeologist, and spends most of his time traveling ancient Egypt. Mary Margaret Stewart: Band, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra, 1 2 3 4: Ensemble, 2 3 4: Woodwind quartet, 4: Flute Trio, 2 3 4: G.A.C., 2 3 4. Mary is teaching home economics at a ritzy girls' school in Illinois. Robert Stinson: Baseball, 3 4. Bob is a fine mathematician and public accountant. Betty Stratton: Betty's family keeps her very busy, and has a reputation for being the best cook in town. Janet Swartley: G.A.C., 2 8 4: Band, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra. 1 2 3 4: Ensemble, 3. Janet eloped with a farmer, and moved to Iowa several years ago. Charma Thomas: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3 4: Ensemble, 1 2 3: Football queen attendant, 4. Charma is in the cosmotology business with Jackie, and keeps up her home very well, too. Bob Updike: Orchestra, 1 2 3 4. Bob is a radio repairman, and an expert on television. Bill West: Football, 1 2 3 4: Basketball, 1 2 3 4: Track, 2: Band, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra, 2 3 4: Junior Play, 3: Speech Play, 4: Boy's State, 4: Student Council, 4: Class Vice- -President, 2: Class President, 3 4. Bill QWambal bought a beverage manufacturing company, and is making millions from it. Bill Whitmore: Cross Country, 1 2: Band, 1 2 3: Junior Play, 3. Bill wanders around from town to town, putting on his magician act, for entertainment of small children. Norma Wiehe: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3 4: Junior Play, 3: Newspaper, 4: Annual, 4. Naturally, Norma is a model, and her face and figure can be seen in all magazines. Jim Wittenberg: Football, 1 2 3 4: Basketball, 1: Baseball, 1: Basketball and track manager, 1 2 3. Brook is a doctor of high degree and reputation. Ann Zeller: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3: Band, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra, 1 2 3 4: Marimba Ensemble, 1 2 3 4. Ann has combined a career of music and sports, thu she is very happy. Ruby zumbacn: G.A.C., 2 3 4: speech, 4: Annua,l,A 4. Ruby's occupation is very pleasing to her and everyone else. She is a. commercial printer. PAGE 23

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Dwain Gorby: Dwain has recently been elected president of the National Hot-Rod Club of America. Mr. President is exhibiting his cars all over the country. Bob Griffith: Bob owns a grocery store now, and they say he has the finest meats and vegetables in town. Carolyn Grimes: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Ensemble, 2 3: Jr. Play, 8: Speech Play, 4. While Carolyn was at college, she met a handsome man whom she later married, and together they are operating a Byllsy tea-room. Darrell Hamilton: Cross Country, 2 3. If you need a new coiffure, ladies, then the man you should see is Darrell, because he manufactures lovely ones at his 5th Avenue Beauty Salon. Verna I-Iammeren: Verna, too, has joined the ranks of the tvpists. But she has lots of spare time, and she spends it growing little minks for a mink coat. Diana Hartley: G.A.C., 2 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3: Speech Play, 4. After attending a fancy girls' finishing school, DI mar- ried a pauper, turned him into a millionnaire, and is planning to leave her fortune to several needy cats and parrots. Ed Henry: Football, 1 2 3 4: Basketball, 1 2 3 4: Track, 1 2 8 4: Baseball, 1 2 8 4. Ed owns a hardware store together with his brother in a small town in Idaho. The reason they are in Idaho is that they won a trip to Sun Valley, and could never afford to come backl Gerald Henry: Football, 1 2 3 4: Basketball, 1 2 3 4: Track, 1 2 8 4: Baseball, 1 2 8 4. In addition to Gain's interest in the hardware store, he spends many happy hours making 'coon skin caps to sell to young Idahoians. Wilma Hislope: Wilma is a model for a guy named Powers, and her face adorns many ads for all sorts of cosmetics. Mary Ann Hogue: Ensemble, 3 4: Speech, 4. Mary Ann is certainly putting her intelligence to a good llle. She is assistant to a professor of physics at Harvard. Francis Hoagland: Francis, a champion bricklayer, donated his time toward building a new Bath School, for the sake of his old Alma Mater. Barbara Holzfaster: Ensemble, 2 3: G.A.C., 2. Using her artistic talent, Barbara established a floral shop in Texas. Any time her class-mates need some flowers, they are invited to patronize her Flower Shoppe. Gene Houdeshell: After escaping any serious explosions in Mr. Moody's classes, Gene decided to become a laboratory technician. Bud Huey: Basketball, 2 3 4: Football, 1 2 3 4: Track, 8 4: Baseball, 1 2 3 4: Student Council President, 4: Class Vice-President, 4. Bud has employed his personality as a master of cere- monies on a radio quiz program. Bill Hughes: Band, 1 2 8 4: Orchestra, 3 4: Cross Country, 4: Hi-Y, 1 2 8 4: Student Council, 4. Naturally, and as everyone expected, Bill is a politician, running for mayor of St. Louis. Donald Hutchens: Football, 2 8 4: Speech Play, 4. Don's profession lsn't a surprise, either. He is an agri- cultural technlclan: in other words, a farmer. Glenn Jeffers: Band, 1 2 8 4: Ensemble, 2 3 4: Boys' Quartet, 4: Orchestra, 1 2 8 4. Glenn is now with the Metropolitan-Life Insurance Com- pany, that is. Jim Johnson: Basketball, 1 2: Football, 1 2 8 4: Ensemble, 1 2 3 4: Track, 3 4: Band, 1 2 3 4: Annual, 4: Newspaper, 4. Jim was inspired by Steve and has become a cowboy singer. Joann Keechle: Speech Play, 4: G.A.C., 2 8 4: Speech, 4. Joann established a precedent when she became one of the first lady morticians. Don Kendig: Football, 4. The farming business is well represented. Don, too, has entered its portals. Vivian Kerg: At Vivian's third marriage, she declared that, this time it's for keepsl Mary Kindred: Ensemble, 1 2 3 4: Orchestra, 1 2 8 4. es a stenographer, Mary rates tops with all of her osses. Ruth Kindred: G.A.C., 2 8 4: Ensemble, 1 2 8 4: Orchestra, 2 3 4: Annual, 4. A firm of lawyers in Kalamazoo declared that profits have increased immeasurably since they employed Ruth. Ruth King: G.A.C., 2 3 4: Speech, 4: Ensemble, 1 2 8 4. For several years Ruthie was a nurse, but later she married a doctor, and now lives a happy home life. Barbara Kollefrath: Barbara is out in Hollywood, now, writing the scripts for several commedians' radio shows. Pat Koogler: Speech Play, 3. The nursing profession captured Pat, too, and she's one of the best. Bob Lahmon: The garage repair shop just around the corner was recently purchased by none other than Bob. .Tim Lansing: Jim owns a string of 5 and 10 cent stores from here to Kalamazoo, and he says that business is fine. Herbert Lemaster: Football, 4. I-Ierby owns an animal hospital out on Yellow Springs Road, but his specialty is training pekinese to jump through hoops. Ronnie Limbach: Annual, 4: Newspaper, 3 4. Ronnie is playing his hot piano jau with a name band out on the west coast. Leroy Liming: The lure of Wall Street was too much for Le- roy, and now he's a wealthy banking tycoon. Bill Lindsey: Football, 2 3 4. After many years of practice, Bill became a circus barker. John Lipker: Most of Johnny's time is spent collecting butter- flies, and he i a real authority, whose opinions are ac- cepted by scientists and biologists. Roy Malone: Football, 3 4: Speech, 4. Building bridges is Roy's vocation, and he claims they will last at least a thousand yearsl Robert McGrew: You'll be surprised to know that Bob has become a high-diving champion. Jim McMillan: Boys' State, 4: Band, 2 8 4: Hi-Y, 2 8 4: Foot- ball, 2 3 4. Jim is a criminal lawyer, and is licensed in sixteen If-li, and the territory of Hawaii. LaVerne Meiry: Football, 2 8: Baseball. 2 8 4: Basketball Man- ager, 3 . LaVerne lives an exciting life, and his motto, like his name, is keep happy. Billl Minty: Band, 2 3 4: Football, 3 4: Hi-Y, 2 8 4: Track, 2: Ensemble, 3 4: Boys' Quartet, 4: Junior Play, 8. Bill's music is nationally famous, for he is a composer of many popular songs. Gene Mitman: Band, 1 2 8 4: Basketball, 2. Another member of the class of '49 has gone into the circus. Gene is the side-show thin man. PAGE 22

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