Bridgeport High School - Sunnyhill Yearbook (Bridgeport, OH)

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Charles Robert Strader . Nickname-Bah. OrganizationsfBand, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta. HobbyMPhotography. Ambition-Engineering fChem- ical.J Immaculeta Tennyson Nickname-Mar. Organizations-Girl Reserves. Hobby-Working cross-word puz- zles. Ambition-To travel. Albert Varvarosky Nickname-Far. Organizations - Football, B Club. Hobby-Fishing and reading. Ambition-Airplane Mechanic. William D. Waters Nickname-Bill. Organizations+Basketball, Base- ball, Hi-Y, French Club, B Club, Student Council, Editorial Staff of Annual. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-To be a second Hank Luisetti. Walter Zann Nicknamehl-I. G. Hobby-Hiking. Ambition-To be a National Park Guide. Anna Cecelia Strauss Nickname--Ann. Organizations ---t Commerce Club, Home Economics. Hobby-Bicycling and skating. Ambition S Stenogrnphez or saleslady. Louis Tocket Nickname-Lau. Organizations v- Gym Exhilu tion, Baseball, Class Basketball. Hobby-Baseball. Am bition-Become :mother Lon Gehrig. Alec Visnic Nickname-Bam. Hobby-Guitar playing. Ambition- Musician. Merwin H. Whitlatch Nickname-Poo. Organizations-Hi-Y, Class Bask- etball. Hobby-Going to Martins Ferry Ambition-Get to school on time Rose E. Zukowski Nickname-Rosie. Organizations-Class volleyball, Cvlee Club. Hobby-Dancing. Ambitionwstenographer.

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Wallace Edward Rader Nickname-Bull. Organizations - Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, B Club. Hobby-Girls and dancing. Ambition-More girls. Robert Samuel Robson Nickname-Bob. Organizations-Science Club. Hobby-Hunting and fishing. Ambition-Army Pilot. Charles Leroy Schucker Nickname+Leroy. Organizations-Hi-Y, Commerce Club, Business Stall' of Annual. Hobby-Sleeping. AmbitionfEngineer. Helen Grace Shaw Nickname-Gracie. Organizations f Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Editorial Staff of Annual, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. HobbyfListening to an orches- tra on the radio. Ambition-Telephone operator. Veronica Louise Sikora Nickname-Virky. Organizations-Commerce Club. Hobby-Dancing and singing. Ambition-Stenographer. Robert Wayne Smith Nickname-Smilly. Organizations - Football, B Club, Class basketball, Gym Ex- hibition. Hobby-Tipping my wig when passing old maids. Ambition-Be a teacher. Eileen Claire Stilwell Nickname-Stilwell. Organizations - Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Home Economics, Annual Staff, Commerce Club. Hobby-Tennis and sleeping in the mornings. Ambition-Nurse, and marry a Doctor. Madelyn Reynolds Nicknamc?Reynold.f. Organizations - Commerce Club, Home Economics, Girl Reserves, Journal Club, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Business Staff of Annual. Hobby-Talking. Ambi tion-lnterior Decorator . Bernice E. Scheider Nickname-Bernie. Organizations - Glee Club, Or- chestra, Mixed Chorus, Commerce Club, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Class Basketball and vol- leyball, Journal Club. Hobby-Travel. Ambition-To see the world. Irene Rose Semancik Nickname-Renie. Hobby-Reading, dancing. Am bition+Telephone operator. Wilma Ernestine Shoulter Nickname-Billie. Organizations-Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Class Vol- leyball and basketball, Commerce Club. Hobby-Skating. Ambition-To-be as good a sten- ographer as my sister. julia Sinovich Nickname-ffudy. Organizations - Girl Reserves, Junior Class Play, Glee Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Class volley- ball and basketball, Editorial Staff of Annual. Hobby-Basketball. Ambition-To be a nurse Joseph Snoy Nickname-70s. Organizations - Hi-Y, Debate Club, Science Club, Orchestra, Class Basketball, B Club, Scholar- ship team, Band, National Honor Society, Commerce Club, Editorial Staff of Annual, Stage Mgr. Hobby-Collecting match-covers. Ambition-To be a successful chemical engineer. Donald West Stobbs Nickname-Don. Hobby-Hunting. Ambition-To own a farm of my Own.

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Q an, .V , ...., guys ,,',,, ,, K, U CLASS PRGPHECY Ahl How good it feels to get in out of the rain. But those observations have to be taken, don't they Blaze, old pal. Here, Blaze, get my slippers. That's a good dog. What more can a man ask, his dog, his pipe, his easy chair, a cozy fire in the Ereplace with the rain pattering down outside, and a good book. Ah! A good book. But I've read all these books already and the supply ship won't bring more for three months yet. But wait, what is this blue book here. Well, well, well, it's the '39 annual. Here's the picture of all the faculty. Blaze, what are you growling about. Don't tell me they scare you. If it weren't for them where would we be. They went through much to help us face the future and enough credit is seldom given them for their splendid work. And here are my classmates. I can remember from Elmer Mieskowski's letters what each is now doing. Elmer is the editor of the Graph , a business magazine with an international circulation. He is very much interested in what is happening to his classmates also, and keeps in touch with me about them. Of our classmates in his employ are Joseph Jingle, who is his international relporterg Henry Pruszynski, an accountant, and Anthony Bradley who is E mer's private secretary. A fellow-scientist is Fred Amrine, who designed a revolutionary Diesal en- gine which has turned the whole automotive world upside down. He is now cleaning up a nice fortune with the Amrine-Diesal. He is one of the clients of Orris Morgan, a C. P. A. of national repute. Orris is a frequent contributor to the Graph and his predictions of business trends are uncanny. In the employ of the Amrine-Diesal Company we find in the capacity of stenographers Irene Semancik, Ann Cross, Bernice Shider and Marguerite Adams. Some of the Di- vision heads are Michael Ihnchak, in Central Europe, David Marker, Cex-All Americanj in Canadag Robert Folmar in South America, and Harold Harmon in Asia. In New York we find quite a few of the 39'rs. Roy Green is the owner of a chain of night clubs throughout the U. S. In the chorus at his New York night spot Sudan we find Madelyn Reynolds, Florence Edmundson, Waneta Brit- ton, Frances Norman and Betty Bishop. The Orchestra that plays there is none other than Ralph McAfee and his Blue Grenadiers, the originators of the pop- ular dance craze, the Hacienda. In the orchestra when last heard of were: Bob Harper, sliphorn specialist extraordinary, Joseph Kosar, licorice-stick and gobblepipeg and Earnest Tribble, the hottest pianist in the realm of Swing. Fea- tured singers with the orchestra are James Porterfield and Kate Lowe. The M. C. at the Sudan is that world's favorite cut-up Simon Taiian, who is the comedian we listen to every Sunday night over the radio. Ever present at the Sudan are Jack Charlton and Bob Robson, very much heard of playboys. Everyone wonders where they get all the dough they Hash. But those in the know will tell you that Jack and Bob can tell a winning horse when they see one and daily doubles keep their pockets well lined. The toast of New York is our own Helen Poliskey, a model for the various artists of the city. She ranks with the best of them, and is even classed above Anna Butkin. James Kosar is fighting his way toward the heavyweight cham- pionship and probably will land on top very soon. He is professionally known as Kid Ketchup, and his manager is Eugene Hegedus, and Arthur Nelson, his trainer. Robert Huggins is the owner of the Ohio Valley Wholesale Corporation with its headquarters at Bridgeport. John Lyden is the chief candy taster for the firm. Wilfred Crossley is General Manager of the Corporation and has as assistants Lawrence Melchiori and Joe Koval. Rose Zukowski and Gertrude Klear head the candy cooking division. In the Cultural side of life we find quite a few of the 39'rs. Muriel Henry, Grace Shaw, Julia Sinovich, Violet Hall, and Flo Jackson are all now in the legitimate and promise to be movie stars someday. Elizabeth Lee is a lec- turer. June Cundiff is Professor of medicine at an eastern medical college, while