Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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Bottom Row: Marybell Schuele, Lois Beck, Ruth Kittinger, Doris Belle Whitnum, Mary Louise Newberry, Norma Dyment, Jeanne Siess, Marg Shook, Marilyn Ritter, Martha Hanushek, Lila Morris, Lenore Kick, Leona Januska, Bonnie Stewart, Dorothy Hagedorn. Second Row: Jack Wismar, Dave Spencer, Laura Hill, Elizabeth Poteat, Laurel Ernst- meyer, Ortrud Schluembach, Lucille Trowbridge ,Eva Proeschel, Miriam Jack- litch, Geraldine Albers, Elmer Orvis, David Donaldson, Dick Alexander, Howard Smith, Bob Hartman. Third Row: Elmer Funke, Jack Caldwell, Charles Freemen, Robert DuPerow, Louis Scholl, Allen Barker, Don Shaw, Ralph Gilmore, Mr. Ganyard, Robert Mel- Bourne, Dan Wenger, John Sturges, Bob Mersbach, Bill Lawrence, Edward iemm. sophomores President ..... .... D ick Alexander Vice-President . ..Robert Melbourne Secretary . . . .... Jack Wismar Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . .John Sturges Sports attracted both boys and girls. Lenore Kick, Miriam Jacklitch, Lucille Trowbridge, Doris Belle Whitnum, and Eva Proeschel received basket- ball letters. Ralph Gilmore received both basketball and football letters. Many other members are prospects for future athletic teams. Up to the time of this writing lFebruaryl , no class party or dance has been held. However, such will probably take place early this spring. TWELVE

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Bottom Row: Jennie Lynn Disbrow, Gladys Massey, Nancy Ashcratt, Peggy Smith, Jacqueline Rogers, Barbara Gascon, Miss Nunvar. Second Row: Lola Mae Hill, Phyllis Anderson, Miriam Monck, Doris Freundschuh, Julia Horst, Georgene Kick, Betty Halback, Sally Galbraith. Thircl Row: Ann Porter, Jeanne Foster, Carol Karcher, Marion Freundschuh, Irma June Schmidt, Lila Ermer, Julianne Hanushek, Mildred Griffith, Ardelle Oster, Lois Atzel. Fourth Rowt Jean Bohland, Bob Byor, Dick Ashwill, Bob Price, Jack Harris, Alan Scholl, Szilard Nyerges, Donald Young, John Dahlstrom. Fifth Row: Robert Leetch, Baird Donaldson, Stephen Dodd, Bob Schwing, Jerry Lewis, David Frazier, Bill Smith, Philip Senff, James Ashwill, James Anderson. Pupils absent when this picture was taken are: June Craig, June McCleary, Alan Wallace, Larry Krumwiede, Freshmen President ..... . .Robert Schwing Vice-President . . . .Jeanne Foster Secretary .... ...... L ois Atzel Treasurer . . ........... Baird Donaldson Richard Ashwill l2nd. Sem.l Student Council . . . .Robert Byar, Gladys Massey Faculty Adviser . . ..... Miss Eleanor Nunvar The lndustrious '42 is the freshman class motto, and brown and gold are their colors. Many freshmen boys have participated in such sports as football and basketball this season. The biggest event of the year for the class of '42 was a dinner dance held on February fourteenth. The class has a dramatic club directed by Miss Eleanor Nunvar. The fundamentals of dramatics were shown to the members at first, then plays were presented within the group. The class was very sorry to see Baird Donaldson, class treasurer, move to Brentwood, Pennsylvania. Richard Ashwill is the present class treasurer. ELEVEN

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Bottom Row: Roger Serne, Edna Graebner, Miss Marvel Sebert, Doris Dombey, Hubert Simons. Second Row: Jean Baxter, Audrey Richard, Elinor Becker, Eileen Hutcherson, Virginia Watt, Morybelle Culp, Harriet Spencer, Nancy Price, Ruth May Oliver, Velma Nutter, Florence Massey, Margaret Bott. Third Row: Beverly Anthony, Elvero Wendt, Betty Shook, Helen Porter, Marguerite Bloha, Barbara Huthsteiner, Joan Blaha, Ruth Pheneger, Doris Bohland, Lois lrwin. Fourth Row: Myron Manck, Fred Gosewisch, Eileen Fitzgerald, Betty Lou Tesnow, Eatsyl Meddick, Jane Anderson, Betty Jane Hammink, Bill Christofferson, David mea . Fifth Row' Rucl Halomka, Arthur Johnson, Jack Huston, Dutton Ashcraft, Bill Troyan, Robert Watt, Robert Cayce, Bill Kleefeld. Top Row: Don Beck, Donal Ross, Bud Nutter, Jay Cherry, Jack Duncan. uniors President ..... ..... R oger Serne Vice-President . . . .Edna Graebner Secretary ..... .,..... D oris Dombey Treasurer ...... ........ H ubert Simons Social Chairmen . . .. .Lois Irwin, Bud Nutter On September 9, l938, the junior class decided to buy jackets. After many discussions they selected royal blue and scarlet as their colors, and on November l'5 they received their jackets. Projects to make money were devised, the selling of paper-savers prov- ing the most profitable. With the assistance of Miss Nunvar, a committee of four chose the junior play, Mystery in the Library, which was presented March l7, I939. The class elected two members, who together with the class president and the class adviser, formed the committee which consulted salesmen con- cerning rings. A design was ultimately selected by the class, and rings and pins were ordered. Q Class dances and parties were scheduled to take place after spring vacation. '1'IIIR'I'EIIN