Brewster High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brewster, OH)

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Compliments of W. W. Weiss 18

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Sophomore Class 10'l'H GRADE ' I ,Pop-Bob Frailly, Howard XVarst-ler. Riley Mann, Don Morrison, Dominick Caveslioi, Eli Radick, Ev- erett. Vernon, Jim Condo, Isidore Codispoti, Diek Clark. Second-Mr. Frank, Paul Moore, Betty Hayes, Mable lVils0n, Zora Kolieh, Anna Carr, Nona Keith, Ruth Speck. Dora Lee Larson, Melva Sindrie, 'Pheasa Bille, Cleranee Henderson. Bottmn-Virginia xxllllllllllllitti, Xvilda Paraeot, Betty Conkle, Faith Bnreaw, Jean Dildille, Virginia Kriehbaum, Jean Blake, Gloria Stewart, Matilda Arko. We the Sophomores started the school year as one of the largest classes but since then we have lost nine pupils, three of whom are either in service or going soon. We wish these boys the best of luck. Mr. Frank, whom everyone likes, was chos- en by us as our sponsor for the second time. All of us are looking forward to our activi- ties as a Junior next year. Freshman Class 9TH GRADE Top-Mfayne Kilgore, John Beck, Tom, Kerby. Tony Vivino, Bob Pattison, Irwin Gibbons, Jim lVhit-inore, Vern0xQMidkiH, Diek Backus, Leroy Arney, lliek Bredig'er. Second-Mr. Lave, Rodley Niehols, Joe Diotule, Donna May Price, Doris Clark, Rhoda Sponsler, Elsie Xvilkison, Gloria. Murphy, Pat. Brown, Dottie Hill, Russell XYilson, Chuck Fowler. Bottom-Mary Sitler, Doris Severini, Donna Price, Joy Fowler, Angeline Mazzaferri, Louise Manello, Rose Cindrie, Margaret Liguras, Audrey Minger. Although we are small in number, the freshman class makes up in ability and vol- ume what we lack in size. At the mention of volume, we naturally think of Mr. Frank who put up with our home-room antics throughout the year. We should like to take this opportunity to thank him for his guid- ance. 17 This year under the leadership of Mr. Lave, our sponsor, We had two very successful par- ties. We should like to extend to him our expression of appreciation for the many good times the freshmen and he have had to- gether.

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E ' hth Grade 'Pop-Nelson XVau'stler, Paul Rankin, Bernard Mason, Sam Morrison, XVillium Richards, Lloyd Henderson, George Rozlog, Jerry Brown, Paul Buniill. 'l'hird-Paul Silrox, Raymond Sc-hlarb, Eugene Ammon, Ronald Conkle, Jack Burdge, Charles Mann, Paul Morrison, Ovnnder lvilson, Bill Vogle. Second-Miss You Gunten, Myrtle-Gelu'ing', Marilyn Bille, Donna Schultz, Gertrude Bubirh, Curol Gra- ham, Sully Hale, Eileen Flinner, Nancy Zinery, Ellen lVhitnker, Vivian Sponsler, Xllnnda Edwards. l!0tt0lll-YIIIIZOI l1l'3llwI'llPl', Diana- Diotale. Maury Ann Keith, Glennace Edwards, Angeline Diotale, Elaine Legrom, Aletlm Rockhold, lVinifred MeNutt, Lalvonne Legrom. We entered Junior High School in the fall of '44, with a large group of forty-four pu- pils. Since then we have lost a few and gained a few pupils. In the years to come, we hope to absorb more knowledge of the ways of Brewster High School. We wish to thank our class sponsor, Miss Von Gunten, and our home room teacher, Mrs. Fowler, for their patience and cooperation throughout the year. eventh Grade Top-Jerry Lowery, Bob lVhitaunore, Rowland Smith, Glenn Conley, Leroy McNut.t, Dale Burkett., Jwse Brown, Junior Nlllll0f-ll, Robert Conn, Jim Henry. Second-Mrs. Braden, Tom Dimitrolf, Danny Kenny, Jean Rockhold, Rosemary Manzellaf, Dorothy VVil- liauns, Darlene Yelvington, Ihumcis Brmnme, Mesiai Manello, Joe Maybaugh, Bobby Brediger, Riclmrd XVQ-ntling. Botitom-Donner Fowler, Mary Radio, Ciotildu Vivino, Joanne Kerhine, Janice Maybaugh, Polly Taylor, Vordn Manu, Martha- Radic, Vida Hess. This year the 7th grade has entered into many new activities and has worked toward a goal to attain a higher place in our school. We wish to thank Mrs. Braden for being our class sponsor. 19 i