Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

SAGA PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS, '41, PARKER HIGH SCHOOL, CLARENCE, NEW YORK THE BARRACKS PARKER HIGH SCHOOL In the year 1922 the pres- ent building was constructed. The old building, a relic of of the academy days, was de- molished in the year 1924 to make room for a larger play- ground and a better view of our school. To relieve an overcrowded condition, an addition to the south was completed in the year 1936. Thus ends the evo- lution of our school from an old frame building to the mod- ern brick and steel structure of the present. I ! 1 ' ' J J J J COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF rn.oip.i, J J J .1 .1 1 THE GENERALS. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Fred Martzolf, Samuel Freeman, Pres. Walter Schutt, Albert Hughes Standing: Walter Hoffman, Glenn Burns, Harold Cory, Raymond Fiegel, Howard Payne BRIGADIER GENERALS 1st row--Miss Ropier, Miss Brasted, Miss Carnshan, Miss Graff, Mrs. Irwin, Miss Watson, Miss Boldt, Miss Schworm 2nd row--Miss Durkee, Miss Grey, Miss Spencer, Miss Tanner, Miss Eaton, Miss Hoehman, Miss Strang, Miss Muchow, Miss Cox 3rd row--Mr. Myers, Mr. Harkness, Mr. Berry, Mr. Zwick, Mr. Frick, Mr. Schacher, Mr. King, Mr. Wright MAINTENANCE First row--Ruth Kern, Ruth Schurr, Philip Loring, Lanis Stupar, Alice Bucholz Second row--Carole Cameron,Kenneth Moore,Allen Butler,Edward Bastian,Grace Kuehlewind Third row--Marjorie Pfundheller, Bette Alice Long, Lawrence Gass, Opal K1inge1smith, Homer Schopf YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief--Phi 1ip Loring Business Manager--Ruth Kern Literary Editor--Opal K1 inge1smith, Grace Kuehlewi nd Art Editor--Bette Alice Long,Homer Schopf, Lanis Stupar Sports--Lawrence Gass,Marjor ie Pfundheller Advertising--Kenneth Moore.Edward Bastian, Allen Butler Typists--Carole Cameron, Alice Bucholz, Ruth Schurr Faculty Advisor--Mr. Zwick DEDICATION The class of 1941 dedicates this voluir.e of the 'Saga' to our advisor Mr. David Zwick in appreciation of his faithful guidance during our Senior year. His kind and friendly attitude, his paternal advice and counsel have made 1940-41 a year of pleasant memories. 7 OUR FUTURE We are on the verge of an un- fathamable future in which to- morrow’s fortunes will be quite different from yesterday's. How will we, the class of '41, fare in this New Age? If we give what we are, what we know, and what we can do-in short ourselves'-te shall be offering the only genuine wares of abiding value. We are, therefore, facing the future with courage to help make our democracy a success CAPTAINS J J J J J J J J J J } J J .1 .] J ' J J J J LIEUTENANT COLONELS THE MAJORS CLASS OFFICERS President HOMER SCHOPF Vice President EDWARD BASTIAN Secret ary PHILIP LORING T reasurer KENNETH MOORE 11 BETTY ANDRESS Commercial Diploma Library Club (2,3,4); Deputy (1); G.A.A. (2,3); Girls Intramurals (4); Secretary of Junior Class DORIS ANDRESS Home Economics Diploma Library Club (2,3,4); G.A.A. (2,3); Art Club (1); G.A.C. (2,3,4); Girls’ Leaders Club (4); Deputy; Girls’ Intramurals (4) EDWARD BASTIAN College Entrance Diploma Basketball (3,4); Soccer (4); Track (3); Leaders Club (2,3); Modeling Club (2); Class Treasurer (3); Vice President of class (4); Student Council (3,4); Deputy (4); ‘Girl Shy’ (4); Yearbook staff (4); Gym Exhibition (3,4) JOAN BEARD Vocational Homemaking Diploma Dramatics Club (1,2); Craft Club (3); Cheerleader (2,3,4); Student Council (1,2,4); ’Girl Shy (4); Speaking Contest (2-2nd prize); G.A.C. (2,4); Basketball Champs (4); Glee Club (3,4); Library Club (2); Gym Exhibition (3) ROLAND BEARD College Entrance Diploma Modeling Club (1.2); French Club (2);Class Secretary (2); Deputy (3); Photography Club (3); Tennis (3); Senior Play Advertising (4); Track Team (4) EDWIN BLARR College Entrance Diploma J.V. Basketball (3); Varsity Basket- ball (4); Modeling Club (1,2); Base- ball (3,4); Soccer (4); Student Council (2); Student Court (4); Yearbook staff (4); Gym Exhibition (2.3.4) MARY BROWN Commercial Diploma Dramatics Club (2); Social Standards Club (1); G.A.C. (3); Deputy (3); Student Council (3); Basketball (4); Secretary of Class (2); Secretary of Dramatics Club (2) ALLEN BUTLER Academic Diploma Baseball (1,2,3,4); Basketball (1,2, 3,4); Leaders Club (1,2,3,4); Soccer (1,2); Modeling Club (1); Boys' Athletic Council (1); Gym Exhibition (3); Volleyball (1) ALICE BUCHHOLZ Academic Diploma Library Club (1,2); Girls Intra- murals (4) CAROLE CAMERON Commercial Diploma Glee Club (1,2,3,4); Baton Twirling (4); Deputy (3,4); Student Council (2);Girls Intramurals (4); Dramatics Club (2); Soccer Champs (4); Speed- ball Champs (4); Press Club (3); Yearbook Staff (4) ROBERT BULL College Entrance Diploma Basketball (1,2,3,4); Track (1.2, 3,4); Soccer (4); 'Girl Shy’ (4) HELEN DEAHN Commercial Diploma Dramatics Club (1); Social Standards Club (2); Press Club (3); Craft Club (3); Vice President of Class (3); Girls Intramurals (4) FRANCES FRANKS Commercial Diploma Press Club (2); Library Club (3,4); 'Girl Shy’ (4);Girls Intramurals (4) LAWRENCE GASS College Entrance Diploma Basketball (3,4); Soccer (4); Track (3,4); Yearbook Staff (4); Modeling Club (2); Deputy (4); Gym Exhi- bition (3) GERDA HAIST Commercial Diploma Dramiitics Club (1,2); Glee Club (3); G.A.A. (2); ‘Girl Shy (4); Press Club (3); Gym Exhibition (2,3) ANNA HARBISON College Frtranee Diploma Dramatics Club (1.2); Typing Club (3) ; G.A.C. (3); Girls’ Leaders Club (4) ;'Girls Intramurals (4); Stunts Club (3) FLORENCE HIEMANN Homemaking Diploma Band (1,2,3,4); Glee Club (1.2); Press Club (3); G.A.A. (1.2) JAMES HARBISON College Entrance Diploma Basketball (3,4); Soccer (3.4); Nature Club (I); Boys’ Homemaking Club (2); Band (2,3,4); ‘Girl Shy (4); Student Court (4); Student Council (4); Deputy (2,3,4) HAROLD HEROY Commercial Diploma Social Standards Club (2); Dramatics Club (2); Modeling Club (2); Exhi- bition wrestling (3) HENRY HAWES Commercial Diploma Current Events Club (1,2) GLENN HONSBERGER Academic Diploma Soccer (4); J.V. Basketball (4); Modeling Club (2); Track (4); Gym Exhibition (4) MARGARET KEELAR Academic Diploma Dramatics Club (2); Glee Club (4); French Club (2,3); Senior Play (4); Press Club (3) RUTH KERN Commercial Diploma Student Council (1,2,3); Nature Club (1); Library Club (2); President of Junior Class Business Manager-Year - book (4); Deputy (2,3,4) OPAL KLINGELSMITH Commercial Diploma Social Standards (1); Glee Club (1, 2); Class President (3); Student Council (1,2,3); Student Court (2); Library Council (2,4); Girls Inter- murals (4); Deputy (1,2,3,4); Year- book Staff (4); Gym Exhibition (3); Class Secretary (3) a GRACE KUEHLEWIND College Entrance Diploma Nature Club (1,2); Press Club (2); Bible Study Club (3);Student Council (3); Vice President of Class (2); Girls Intramurals (4) BETTY ALICE LONG Commercial Diploma Press Club (2); Glee Club (1.2.3); Senior Play (4); Treasurer (2)’. Intramural Basketball (4); Student Council (2); Yearbook Staff (4); Gym Exhibition (2,3); Cheerleader (2.3); Junior Prom ELIZABETH LONG Commercial Diploma Dramatic Club (1); Nature Club (1); Girls Athletic Association (2.3); Terpsichorean Arts Club (2.3);Deputy (3); Girls Athletic Council (3) JOHN LONG College Entrance Diploma Junior Varsity Basketball (4); Dramatics Club (1,2,3); Typing Club (3); Track Team (3) PHILIP LORING College Entrance Diploma Modeling Club (1); Boys Cooking Club (1.2) ; President of Boys Cooking Club (2); Dramatic Club (2); Student Council (1,2,3,4) Boys Leaders Club (2.3) ; Tennis (3); Soccer (3,4); Junior Varsity Basketball (2); Var- sity Basketball (3,4); Secretary of Senior Class (4); Student Council (Pres.) (4); Editor -in-Chief of Yearbook (4); Vice President of Student Council (3) ROBERT MARTIN Commercial Diploma Dramatics Club (1) (Treasurer); President of Typing Club (2,3); Pres, of Boys Cooking Club (3); Press Club (3); Office Practice Club (3); Gym Exhibition (1.2) KENNETH MOORE College Entrance Diploma Dramatics Club (1,2,3); Social Standards Club (1,2); Manager of Basketball Team (3,4); Senior Play (4); Student Council (1.2,3,4); Deputy (2,3,4); Yearbook Staff (4); Treasurer of Class (4); Pres, of Social Standards Club (1); President of Dramatic Club (1); Student Court (2) LYMAN MUCK Commercial Diploma Typing Club (1,2); Boys Homemaking Club (2); Modeling Club (2,3,4); Track (1,2); Photography Club (3); Boys Intramurals (3) MATHEW NIEMCZYCKI Commercial Diploma Varsity Basketball (3,4); Nature Club (1); Typing Club (2); Student Court (4); Baseball Team (3); Year- book Staff (4); Gym Exhibition (2,3, ) MARJORIE PHUNDHELLER Commercial Diploma Terpsichorean Arts Club (1,2,3); Student Council (2);Typing Club (2); Girls Leaders Club-Pres. (4); Dep- uties (2,3,4); Senior Play Committee Gym Exhibition (1,2,4);Baton Twirler (4); Junior Prom Committee CALVIN RAQUET College Entrance Diploma Nature Club (1,2); Band (3); Student Court (4); Baseball Team (3,4);Year- book Staff (4); Senior Play (4); Gym Exhibition (2,3); Junior Varsity Basketball (4) HOMER SCHOPF College Entrance Diploma Junior Varsity Basketball (2); Var- sity Basketball (3.4); Soccer (3.4); Band (2,3.4); Modeling Club (1); Class President (4); Student Council (1,3); Boys Leaders Club (2,3); Tennis (3); Photography (3); Presi- dent of Band (3); Secretary of Band (4); Yearbook Staff (4) DOROTHY SCHURR Commercial Diploma Nature Club; Dramatics Club; Stunt Club; Girls Athletic Association; Girls Intramural (4) LOIS SHEASLEY Commercial Diploma Dramatics Club (1,2); Girls Athletic Association (1); Dramatic Club pres- ident (2); Deputy (2); Press Club (2); Bible Study Club (3); Senior Play (4); School Secretary (4) WILLIAM STOCKER College Entrance Diploma Modeling Club (1,2); Boys Homemaking Club (1,2); Deputy (1,3); Assistant Manager of Soccer Team (3); Typing Club (2); Boys Intramural (4); Year- book Staff (4); Senior Play Adver- tising Manager (4); Gym Exhibition (2) JEAN WEBER Vocationa1 Homemaking Diploma Senior Glee Club (2,3,4); Girls Rid- ing Club (1,2); Senior Intramural (4); Girls Swimming Team (1,2) ROBERT WEBER Music Diploma Band (3.4) RICHARD WEILER College Entrance Diploma Senior Play (4): Bands (1.3.4);Swing Band (3,4); Dramatics Club (2); School Orchestra (4); Typing Club (3) HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS It seems but yesterday that we were inducted into the Army of High School Students at Camp Parker, and yet our encampment has almost reach- ed the termination of its fourth year. We who were called to service in September 1937, have now attained the rank of captain. When we were Corporals, our in- itiation by the Sargeants was a stirring event of major importance. We were honored to have a classmate, Kenny Moore, as a cheerleader. Advancing to the rank of Sergeant, we enjoyed a pleasant and serene year under Lieutenant Colonel Durkee. We engaged in our first two bat- tles, namely the prom and the re- sponsibility for commencement deco- rations during our existance as lieutenants. Now that we have obtained the rank of Captain, we can survey our efforts during this eventful year. They are as follows: The Halloween Dance with its original decorations, the Christmas Dance with Bob Weber's orchestra, the Valley Forge Dance with its patriotic adornments, our triple feature Fun-Nite, and our victory of the year, 'Girl Shy . We have still to anticipate in our yearly events the fish fry and the Senior Prom. We have enjoyed the four years of our encampment together and we shall always cherish the friendships which we have established here. « I First row--Ruth Schurr, Norman Smith, Earl Stocker, Jessie Halecki, Ruth Butler, Daniel Hieman, Raymond Hanel, Pearl Kuehlwind, Betty Zellar Second row--Joyce Nehrboss, Mary Schrock, Arthur Hartwig, Helen Zurkan, Eldora Corbett, Richard Kleman, Evelyn Vogt, Vernice Schurr, Dorthea Reiner, Miss Tanner Third row--Martha Roth, Grace Giczykowski,Anna Marie Humig, Norma Ba11ing,Bernice Buchholz, Rome lie Riley, Lucy Ilicki, Dawn Darling. Lorraine Freeman, Shirley Frieheit, Edwin Smith Fourth row--Floyd Mault, Mary Hess, Carl Haist, Howard Brown, Marian Bugenhagen, Onnalee Hartwig, Norman Haentges. Glendon K1inglesmith, Llewellyn Desjardins, Richard Brauer, Paul Blarr, Frank Welkner LIEUTENANTS. JUNIORS In October, 1940 the Junior Class elected the following class officers; Pr esident--Norman Haentges Vice President--Ruth Butler Secretary- - Ruth Schurr Tre asurer--Frank Welkner Advisor--Miss Tanner In February the Juniors started earning money by having a Baked Goods Sale. Plans are now being made for the Junior Prom to be held just before the close of schoo1. The following represent the Junior Class in the field of sports: Glendon K1 ing1 esmith, Llewellyn Desjardins, Paul Blarr A great many of our class mates served on the Student Council as judges on Student Court and deputies. The Juniors had three members on the cheerleading squad. They are Dawn Darling, Vernice Schurr and Ruth Schurr. 1 1 1 ' ' ■ 1 ' 1 .1 } } 1 SARGEANTS. SOPHOMORES 1st row--Chester Rosenthal, James Neuhsus, Louie Crouch, Robert Morningstar, Adolph Kapuza, Edward Zimmerman, Jack Brookshaw, Edward Blum, Henry Niemczycki 2nd row--Walter Herky, Charles Marshall, Robert Croop, Rudolph Premieleioski, James Allen, Eugene Chilcott, Eugene Muchow, Harvey Ferguson, Mr. Frick 3rd row -Edwin Brown, Roger Chaffee, Earl Metzinger, Winston Honsberger, Wayland Johnson, Francis Heimiller, Lester Martin, Charles Weber, Roy Davis, Richard Nolan 4th row--William Lowenstein, Howard Greiner, Joseph Logan, Robert Carroll, Morris Bull, Max Stupar, Howard Payne, Leon Ottney, David Coulter, Wade Larkin 1st row--Ruth Peacock, Ritz Etzold, Arlene Muggelberg, Betty Muchow, Clara Hartwig, Lucille Franks, Jeanette Leib, Jean Stairs. Rose Mary Huntz, June Hoffman 2nd row--Miss Brasted, Doris Nichols, Iona Baker, Regina Leising. Lorraine Knab, Beatrice Eichinger, Wilma Eichorn, Winifred Neuhaus, Agnes Conklin, Virgina Reiner 3rd row--Inez Blarr, Agnes Hudock, Dolores Hare, Adeline Wendler, Dolores Paul, Shirley Ga11isdorfer , Muriel Smith, Loretta Reisman, Anna Knapp, Jeanette Davis, Lanis Stupar 4th row--Mary Anah Cummings, Gloria Newcomb, Ada Martin, Anna Lavocat,Dorothy Monczynski, Mary Plevniak, Elizabeth Conklin, Mary Eichinger, Carolyn Schutz, Lois Long, Janice Schutt SARGEANTS. SOPHOMORES CORPORALS. 1st row.-Ernest Quaintance, Robert Ratajczak, Frederick Rosenthal, James Scanlon, Walter Smith, Rodger Graff, Hans Nonne, Eugene Hock, Charles Andrews, James Metz 2nd row--Mr. Schacher, Donald Schopf, Daniel Neill, Leslie Wulff, Wesley Gebhardt, Joe Muecld, Howard Paton, William Mosman, Allen Lord, Edward Nesselbeck, Francis Bender, Mrs. Irwin 3rd row--Robert Schurr, Robert Nugent, L«on Stocker, George Mann, Kenneth Keller, Gordan Muchow, Leonard Knapp, Robert Pohl, Clifford Trapper, Robert Gillon, John Gunde1 4th row--Mark Eichorn, Glen Sugg, Donald Tarbell, Richard Dietz, Earl Krienk, Denis Darling, Edward Clancey, Steven Tee, Donald Minzler, Ellis Hopkins, Leonard Faber FRESHMEN CORPORALS FRESHMEN 1st row--01ga Fitch, Janice Etzold, Judith Jaeger, Esther Miller, Jane Fogelsonger, June Henrich, Shirley Feltz, Beatrice Mundaniohl, Fannie Miller 2nd row.-Miss Cox, Clara Kapuza, Patricia Morningstar, Lois Feltz, Janet Rafter, Betty Rebbeck, Arlene Keller, Dolores Kanehl, Jean Hunt, Miss Strang 3rd row.-Dora Pless, Norma Beard, Betty Kuhn, Shirley Weber, Betty Pitman, Ruth Shickler, Emily Burnett, Dorothy Wade 1, Winifred Hostetter, Geraldine Hartwig 4th row--Velma Larkin, Nancy Shank, Ruth Floyd, Audrie Coon, Shirley Bender, Dorothy Hildebrande, Beth Croop, Marion Jordan, Edna Johnston, Eunice Berghorn .1 J ' J J J .1 J .1 J } ) In Memory o f Phyllis Ann Nichols February 8, 1928 October 5, 1940 Phyllis Ann was born in Clarence, N. Y. She entered the second grade of Parker High School when she was six years of age. Since she always had a tunny smile for everyone she soon won the nickname, ‘Smiles’. Phyllis Ann took part in many activities, including: Junior Grange, Junior Choir, Glee Club, Dramatics and Girl Scouts. In the summer she won her Scout Campership in the year 1940. ’She brought a bit of heaven to earth. 1st row-.William Gunde1,Robert Tarbell, Robert Payne, Charles Olendorf, Robert Baker, Richard Rigerman,Mi 1 ton Kane, Millard Priesch, John Muchow 2nd row.-Miss Watson, Charlotte Frank, Helen Kane, Marion Schutt, Betty Gemmel, Joan Sturdevant, Robert Howe, Ardith Bender, Lyda Mook, Carolee Baum, Betty Sugg, Miss Graf 3rd row-.Eileen Attle, Arvilla Sheasley,Ruth Koenig, Dorothy Poza, Pauline Beierle, Nancy Lake, Harriette Ferguson, Marilyn Metke, Thelma Poza, Marie Aikin, Shirley Metzinger, Melvin Muck 4th row-.Mable Schurr, Shirley Hedstrom, Norman Weber, Daniel Beaver, Berylene Kauffman, Donald Urban, Freeman Helrauth, Webster Pohl, John Frye, Muriel Lane, Jean Shickler, Eleanor Stecher 5th row-.Robert Klesat, William Joyce, Albert Hughes, Paul Eichinger, Eleanor Shank, Margaret Sautter, Gladys Schurr, Dolores Premi e 1ewski, Richard Schaffstall, Danford Lavis, James Crouch, Joe Capan Not in picture--Clayton Braun, Jack Martin, Alice Stover, Calvin Tarbell PRIVATES PRIVATES SEVENTH GRADE 1st row--Jean Etzold, Robert Leib, Shirley Hutchison, Evelyn Keller, Elton Tonsing, Carl Beaver, Peggy Hughes, Melvin Nice, Jack Burns, Charles Lane, Jeanette Hedstrom 2nd row--Miss Graf, Maynard Clark, Eve- lene Gagnon, Rose Alene Heeb, Clara Chaffee, Aldine Peronne, June Stipke. Richard Brown, Noe lie Payne,Jean Souder, Robert Larkin, Miss Schworm 3rd row--Louis Verzola, Robert Groll, Donald Maw, Larraine Paul, Sophia Schroeder, Richard Schoenthal, Thomas Beale, Beryl Ehlers, Carr Magel, Wilford Roth, Jean Wiggins 4th row--Audrey Raiser, Irene Gagnon, Charles Huntz, Levant Bender.Carol Long, Mark Rood, Gayle Blackmorc, Raymond Nichols. Jack Rosenbach, Calvin Newcosto. Ruth Freeman 25 PRIVATES SIXTH GRADE 1st row--Kathryn Graves, Robert Mundaniohl, MaryLou Liskoff, Gilbert Long, Evelyn Parkes, Charles Riley, William Weeks, Dan Nichols, Mary Frye 2nd row-Eugene Leis, Lester Miller, Harold Paul, Beverly Heintz, Mary Lapp, Cathrine Weeks, Mary Weiler, Helen Shank, Leona Byrnes, Miss Hoehman 3rd row-- Janet Riel, Julius Tee, Roman Kuras, Walter Schutt, Rene Roland, Russell Mault, Eugene Staebell, Betty Snyder, LaVerne Bander I I L I r ■ 1st row-.Dolores Carroll, Richard Crouch, Jeanette Leininger, Joan Verzola, Mary Long, Beulah Mault 2nd row--Patsy Clarke, Thelma Stage, Betty Tankesley, Theodore Snyder, Roy Souder, Frances Tankesley, Miss Boldt 3rd row--Erna Bender, Elsie Ponter, Sally Lake, Geraldine Roons, Virgina Carpenter, Richard Borowski Not in Picture--Char 1es Kellar ' PRIVATES FIFTH GRADE 26 J J J J J J J J J J J J J PRIVATES FOURTH GRADE 1st row--Nancy Carroll, Patricia Burns, Emidio Antonelli, Jane Wittlinger, Eleanor Taylor, Robert Burns, Glenn Leis, Arlene Roth, Idella Miller 2nd row--Carole Rosenbach, Charlene Cory, Carl Payne, Theodore Dutcher, Evelyn Fish, Frederick Landel, Herbert Ponter, Eleanor Jones, Ray Shuh, Miss Muchow 3rd row--Lowell Freeman, David Riley, John Dawydko, Joseph Koenig, Herbert Hunts, David Dumke, Jayleen Brunk, Elizabeth Baum, Villis Miller 1st row--Betty Beaver, Paul Crouch, Hugh Choate, June Etzold, Max Murray, Merne Lar- kin, Audrey Felts, Joan Felts 2nd row.-Billy Heeb, Paul Beers, Patty Buechi, Patsy Covert, Mary Heints, Bruce Parks, Edwina Reigle, Patsy Paul 3rd row-David Chaffee, James Larkin, Roger Colton, Nanette Souder, Audrey Bondietti, Richard Frye, Donald Schutt, John Magel, Duane Nice 4th row--Jerry Hughes, Diane Leib, Howard Carpenter, Margaret Long, Lula Mault, Joy Kaiser, Clayton Yocum, Shirley Hoffman, Helen Koenig PRIVATES THIRD GRADE 27 PRIVATES SECOND GRADE 1st row--James Mast, Mary Ann Brown, Mike Antonelli, Roy Miller, Edna Miller, Joyce Harroun, Margaret DeLano, Alberta Koons 2nd row--RonaId Dutcher, Ruth Bull, Gordan Shank, Maureen Burns, Elizabeth Taylor, Bruce Hoffman, Jack Fitzsimmons, Paul Liskoff, Janet Leis 3rd row--Colleen Berry, Robert Duttweiler, Ervin Blair, Bradley Darling, Bata Blair, Lawrence Kaufman, Donald Berghorn, Donald Howe, Max Baer 1st row--Elenor Frye, Joseph Elbers, Nora McGinnis, Barbara Fish, Isabelle Miller, Joan Hersee, Pauline Green, Gary Metz, Janet Buechi 2nd row--Albert Moulin, Rosemary Reisman, Lawrence Kaufman, Carol Leis, Lillian Shapcott, Richard Loring, Marjorie Shank, Stephen Berry, Frank Krickler 3rd row--Ruth Schoental, Mary Paul, Paul Manly, Marylou Reigle, Lester Long, Jean Owens, Ernest Schmidt, Gayle Shisler,William Taylor, Donald Cory, Joan Reschke, Miss Spencer PRIVATES FIRST GRADE 28 ON LEAVE First row--Margaret Keelar, Lois Sheasley, Frances Franks, Gerda Haist, Joan Beard Second row--Edward Bastian, Kenneth Moore, Bette Alice Long, Richard Weiler, Calvin Racquet, James Harbison, Miss Tanner Third row--Ruth Kern, Dorothy Schurr, Allen Butler, Lawrence Gass, Marjorie Pfundheller, Elisabeth Long GIRL SHY By Katherine Kananaugh Cast of Char acters Tom Arsdale (who is girl shy)................................. Robert Bull Oke Stimson (who isn’t)......................................Kenneth Moore Caroline (Tom's aunt)........................................Lois Sheasley Anthony Arsdale (Tom’s father) .............................. Richard Weiler Sylvia Webster (Tom's pet aversion)..........................Frances Franks Dean Marlow (Dean of the College)............................James Harbison Peaches Carter (Oke’s present weakness) ..................... Margaret Keelar Barbara Sanford (Babs) .................................... Bette Alice Long Birdie Laverne (movie aspirant) ................................. Joan Beard Alfred Tennyson Mu rgatoyd (the college poet ) .............Ed ward Bastian Asma (the colored wash lady).....................................Gerda Haist Chuck Mayo (Birdie's latest affinity)........................Calvin Racquet Directed by Miss Virginia Tanner Assistants Stage Manager.......•........................................ Allen Butler Prompters.....................................................Dorothy Schurr Elizabeth Long Property Manager...................... ........................Lawrence Gass Personal Properties.............................................. Ruth Kern Marjorie Pfundheller Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of 30 Chicago. I I I I r. ■ ■ [ 1 I ! I ' I f ! J J J T STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row..Joan Sturdevant, Carol Long, Lucy Ilecki, Sec.; Philip Loring, Pres.; Wade Larkin, Treas.; Ruth Schurr, Vice pres.; Mary Eichinger 2nd row--Bob Larkin, Emily Burnett, Shirley Weber, Lucille Franks, Joan Beard, Ester Miller, James Crouch 3rd row-.Grace Giczkowski, Bob Morningstar, Frank Welkner, Kenneth Moore, Robert Howe, Jack Rosenbach, Martha Roth 4th row--Edward Bast ian, James Harbison, Richard Rigerman, Morris Bull, Robert Baker, Charles Olendorf, Caroline Schutz 1 J Seated: Martha Roth, Frank Welkner, Grace Giczkowski, James Harbison Standing: Esther Miller, Mathew Niemczycki, Calvin Raquet, Mr. Zwick, Mrs. Irwin, Edwin Blarr, Norman Smith LIBRARY COUNCIL Dori Andre , Opal Klingelsmith, Betty Andress. Frances Frank . Miss Carnahan 1st row--Joyce Harroun, Patricia Buechi, June Etzold, Jerry Hughes, Shirley Hoffman, Patricia Covert, Merne Ann Larkin, Betty Beaver 2nd row--Mrs. Roy Etzold, Mary Ann Brown, Betty Taylor, Diane Leib, Patricia Burns, Edwina Reigle, Patricia Paul, Ruth Bull, Margaret De Lano, D. M. Spencer 3rd row--Helen Koenig, Margaret Long, Charlene Cory, Bata Blair, Jayleen Brunck, Sylvia Fish, Eleanor Taylor, Carole Rosenbach, Joyce Kaiser 1 t L [ [ [ [ ' J J J J J J ' ' ' ' ’ ■ 1 ■ BOY SCOUTS Top row--Robert Pohl, Robert Payne, Richard Dietz, Dennis Darling, Ellis Hopkins, Donald Tarbell, Kenneth Keller, Robert Groll, Robert Lieb 2nd row--Mr. Grey, Mr. Miller, Howard Griener.Roland Beard, Mr. Hentcy, Wade Larkin, Steven Tee, Mr. Sietz, Mr. Schopf 3rd row- Richard Schoenthal, Donald Schopf, Calvin Newcomb, Harvey Ferguson, Louie Crouch, Edward Blum, Juluis Tee 4th row--Webster Pohl, Robert Ratajczak, Robert Larkin,Richard Borowski, John Burns, James Crouch, Albert Hughes 1st row--Harriet Ferguson, Marion Schutt, Dawn Darling, Janice Schutt, Eunice Berg- horn, Audrie Coon, Ada Martin, Dorothy Senf, Larraine Freeman, Agnes Conklin, Caro- lee Baum 2nd row--Miss Graf, Noelle Payne, Virginia Carpenter, Mary Lapp, Clara Chaffee, Eileen Attle, Emily Burnett, Doris Nichols, Janice Etzold, Rose Heeb, Peggy Hughes, Miss Eaton 3rd row--Mary Long, Jean Etzold, Evelyn Parks, Mary Wieler, Irma Bender, Elizabeth Baum, Jeanette Leininger, Jane Wittlinger, Delores Carroll Not in the picture--Dorothy Monczynski 1st row--Sally Lake, Ruth Schurr, Carole Cameron. Marge Pfhundhe11 ar, Jack Paton, Kenneth Keller, Carolyn Schutz, Jeanette Rafter, June Hendricks, Esther Miller, Mr. H. Wright 2nd row--Kather ine Graves, Jeanette Leininger. Mary Weiler, Jayleen Brunk, Mary Lapp, Wade Larkin, Richard Weiler, Robert Carro 1 , Florence Hiemann, Richard Deitz, Edwin Brown, Doris Nichols, Ruth Shickler, Norma Beard, Jean Shickler 3rd row--Robert Lieb, Elton Tonsing, Emily Burnett, Edward Nessilbeck, Arthur Hart- wig, Jack Rosenback, Homer Schopf, Robert Weiler, Robert Trowbridge, Howard Brown, Robert Weber, Jamer Harbison, Charles Weber, Daniel Hiemann. Robert Larkin, Daniel Nichols, Charles Riley ' r SWING BAND 34 1st row--'Dick Weiler, 'Dick' Deitz, ‘Bob’ Leib, Mr. Wright 2nd row--'Stooge' Carroll, 'Jackson' Rosenbach, 'Pete' Brown Piano--‘Gus' Weiler Drums--'Scuffer Schopf J J GLEE CLUB 1st row--Lorraine Paul, Aileen Attle, Jane Fogelsonger, Inez Blarr, Winifred Hofstetter, Ruth Freeman, Audrey Raiser, Beryl Ehlers 2nd row--Doris Nichols, Harriett Ferguson, Marion Schutt, Vernice Schurr, Shirley Bender, Joan Beard, Ruth Schickler, Pauline Bierly, Margaret Keelar, Mr. H. Wright 3rd row--Eunice Berghorn, Edna Johnson, Jean Weber, Mary Eichinger, Joan Sturdivant, Mary Hess. Carol Long, Gayle Blackmore, Caroline Schutz, Nancy Shank, Dorothy Senf, Carol Cameron 4th row--Peggy Hogaes, Helen Stupar, Jean Wiggins, Eleanor Shank, Jean Souder, Jean Schickler, Rose Aline Heib, Evelyn Keller, Evelene Gaynon, June Stipke, Shirley Hutchinson, Jeanette Hedstrom Joan Beard, Vernice Schurr, Janice Schutt, Charles Riley, Ada Martin, Dawn Darling, Ruth Schurr SENIOR CHART NAVE CHARCTER TRATT AMBITION HOBBY COULD YOU IMAGINE Be tty And r ess Lovable Beautician Collecting hair styles Being unladylike Do ris And ress Mischievous Dietician Collecting dogs Telling dry jokes Edward Basti an Dependability Go to college Photography In a new Ford Joan Beard Vivacious Actress Swimming Ta J1 Blonde Roland Beard FIi r t atious Av i at ion Girls Not flirting Edwin Blarr Clever Engineer S1eepi ng Not saying a word Mary Brown Demur ene s s Secretary Flying Making a loud noise Alice Puchholz Conse i ent ious Secretary Collecting paper napkins Tall and s lender Robert Bull At hiet ic Agr iculture Adding to his collection of posters Without a brush cut Allen Butler T ranqui1 Trade sc hoo1 Sports Without a girl Carole Cameron Na i ve Secretary Singing Not chewing gum Helen Deahn Fr i end 1 y Secretary Square dancing Walking alone Frances Franks Variable Secret ary Fancy work Without ‘Red’ Lawrence Gass Studious Drafting Pa sketba11 Short and fat Gerda Haist Ambi t ious Buyer Read ing As a Congress woman Anna Harbison Am i c a b1e Teacher Collect pictures With makeup James Harbison Jovial Veterinary Square dancing Pitching Woo Henry Hawes Loquac ious Av ia t i on Read ing Asking intelligent questions Florence Heimann Happ i ne s s Interior Decorator Mus i c Not playing a trombone Harold Heroy Calmness Join the army Wrest 1ing Walking fast r— f— i— ,—ii— i—ii—'I—i,—i.—i,—i,—i;—i|—i|—'i—'i— f— i— i- Glenn Honsberger Det e rmined Drafting Margaret Keelar Roman tic Boss’s pet secretary Ruth Kern Chee r f u 1 Private secretary Opal Klingelsmith Sensible Private secretary Grace Kuehlewind Bashf u1 Secretary Bette Alice Long Capab1e Pea u t y s choo 1 Elizabeth Long Imaginative Gym teacher John Long Easy going Factory work Fhilip Loring Surprising Aeronautical engineer Robe rt Martin Quiet Factory work Kenne t h Moo r e Witty Join navy Lyman Muck Serious Agriculture Mathew Niemczycki Soc i ab 1 e Aviation Marjorie Pfundhellar Cooper a t i ve Secretary Calvin Raquet Ins i stent Agr iculture Homer Schopf Leading ability Aeronautical engineer Dorothy Schurr Practica 1 Secret ar y Lo i s She a s 1 e y Initiative Secretary William Stocker Artistic Machine work Jean Weber Part icular Nursery school teacher Robert Weber Good natured Orchestra leader R i chard We i1er Facet ious Aeronautical engineer Basketball Foller skating Dane ing Music Drumming on the piano Riding in a convertible Collecting snapshots Collecting match books Swimming Driving a convertible Flirting Sw i mm i n g ? Collect dogs Music Watching the Fords go by Croc he t i ng Collecting fancy pins Golf Swimming Crack ing j oke s Co rn ‘mus ic' Speaking out of turn Wi thou t lipstick Without charm Being a torch singer Running wild An old maid Lady detective As a professor Without a comeback Not being a ladies man Be ing serious Not being bashful As a great man Wit hou t a date Very stud ious A grave digger Roma nti c Gloomy As a lion tamer Not flirting Wide awake As a six-day bike rider SPORTS SOCCER 1st row--Phi 1 Loring, Bob Bull, Morris Bull, Larry Gass, Howard Payne 2nd row--Lew DesJardins, Glenn Honsberger, Wade Larkin, Glenn K1inge1smith, Bill Lowenstien, Coach Berry 3rd row--Howard Griener, Adolf Kapuza, Jim Allan, Homer Schopf, Jim Harbison, Ed Bastian, Louie Crouch, Harvey Ferguson 1st row--Wade Larkin, Glendon K1 ing1esmith, Howard Griener, manager, Calvin Raquet , Lawrence Gass, Steven Tee, Coach Berry 2nd row--Eugene Muchow, assistant manager, Jim Allen,Gordan Muchow, Bill Lowenstein, Leonard Faber, Edwin Blarr 3rd row--Albert Hughes, Adolph Kapuza, Kenneth Keller, Paul Blarr, Louie Crouch, Eugene Hock, assistant manager VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st row--Edward Bastian, Glendon K1inge1 smith,Morris Bull, William Lowenstein, Adolf Kapuza 2nd row--Kenneth Moore, Bob Bu11,Lawrence Gass, Philip Loring, Homer Schopf, Mathew Niemczycki, Coach Berry 1st row--Chester Rosenthal, Arthur Hartwig, Eugene Chilcott, James Harbison, James Allan, Louis Crouch, Donald Schopf 2nd row--Mr. King, Edwin Blarr, Robert Trowbridge,Wade Larkin, Calvin Raquet, Edward Clancy, Joseph Logan, Glenn Honsberger, Paul Blarr, Kenneth Moore TRACK • - - i ' , ci:-' Top--Roger Chaffee, Lawrence Gass, Morris Bull, Max Stupar, Bob Bull, Roland Beard Bottom-Bob Morningstar.Richard Hall,Frank Welkner,Char 1es Weber, LI ewe 11yn Desjardins TENNIS Top--Wayland Johnson, David Coulter, Mr. Wright, Norman Haentges, Floyd Mault Bottom--Earl Stocker, Richard Dietz, Donald Schopf, Edwin Brown J J I I I I I r r BOYS' LEADERS CLUB Center.-Mr. Berry Standing--Art Hartwig, Lew Desjardins, Wade Larkin, Morris Bull, Roy Davis, Ed Brown, Chester Rosenthal J J 1st row--Carolyn Raquet, Marge Phundheller, Lucy Ilecki, Mary Cummings 2nd row--Peggy Hughes. Beryl Ellers, Jane Fogelsonger, Judith Jaeger, Doris Andress, Clara Kapuza, Ruth Butler, Janice Etzold, June Stipke 3rd row--Jessie Halecki, Norma Beard, Dawn Darling, Carolyn Schutz, Dorothy Hilde- brand, Miss Eaton, Shirley Bender, Dorothy Monczynski, Anna Harbison, Lois Long, Shirley, Gallisdorfer, Doris Nichols GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB 43 Seated: Joan Beard, Lorraine Freeman, Martha Roth, Vernice Schurr, Ruth Butler, Ruth Schurr Standing: Joyce Nehrboss, Grace Giczkowski, Carole Cameron, Caroline Raquet, Dawn Darling, Lucy Ilecki, Dorothea Reiner, Jessie Halecki, Pearl Kuehlewind GIRLS' INTRAMURALS 44 SPORTS This year the boys’ sports have undergone a great change as compared with other years. At the present, candidates for varisty baseball and track are reporting for try-outs, so that little can be said as to the success of these teams. Varsity soccer has just completed its most successful season. Although six out of nine games were lost, a great improvement was noticeable in the team. Throughout every game they displayed their fine teamwork and sportsmanship. In all the games they lost, they were defeated only by a one or two goal margin, the highest all season being four goals. Basketball was concerned mostly with building a team for the future. Mr. King was responsible for the J. V. team learning the fundamentals of basketball very thoroughly. This made it possible for Coach Berry to build up the Varsity team. Looking into the future, Mr. Berry continually drilled the sophomore and junior mem- bers of the first team, dividing up the time the seniors and sec- ond string varsity played in each game. Intramural sports were arranged to give each boy a chance to compete in all sports. From each gym class teams were formed and placed in a league. A very successful full schedule of games for each team was played by the basketball teams. The team that won the school championship was coached by Glendon K1ing1esmith . GIRLS' SPORTS This year the girls sports has undergone an improved change. Intramural sports has played an important part in the girls gym classes. It has given each girl a chance to do her part in show- ing her ability in sports. Each gym class is a part of League A, B, or C. These leagues play against each other in different teams to earn the champion- ship. The teams have taken part in all types of sport, soccer, speed- ball, basketball and volleyball. Dawn Darling’s team won the championships for soccer and speedball. Another group of girls to win a championship was ‘Mickey Schurr’s team, the champs of bas- ketball. Under the supervision of Miss Eaton,our gym teacher, the Intra- mural Sports has brought out the ability of several of the girls who part took in all sports. INDEX - A Cory, Charlene 27, 32 U Aiken. Mil r ie 25 Cory, Donald 28 Cory, Harold 3 Haentges, Norman 22, 42 Allan. James 23. 41, 40 Coon, Audry 24. 33 Haist. Carl 22 Andreas, Betty 12, 32 Coulter. David 23. 42 Haist, Gerda 14. 30 Andre... Dori. 12. 32. 43 Covert, Patricia 27. 32 Halecki, Jessie 22. 43. 44 Andrea . Charles 24 Cox. Carolyn 4 Hall. Richard 42 Antonelli, Emidio 27 Croop, Beth Hanel. Richard 22 Antonrlli, Michael 2« Croop, Robert 23 Hammann. Norman Arendt, Marilyn Crouch, James 25. 31. 33 Harbison, Anna 14. 43 At t le . Eileen 25, 33. 34 Crouch, Louie 23, 33. 40. 41 Harbison. James 14.30.31.34,40.41 Crouch, Paul 27 Hare, Dolores 23 B Crouch, Richard 26 Mr. Harknes 4 Cummings. Elevyn Harrown, Joyce 32 w Baer. Bet ty Alice Cummings. Mary 23. 43 Hartwig, Arthur 22, 34. 41. 43 Baer. Max 28 Cummings. Kenward Hart wig, Clara 23 Hartwig, Geraldine 24 '_ Baker, Iona 23 Baker, Robert 25. 31 D Hartwig, Onnolee 22 Balling, Norma 22 Hawes, He nry 14 Bast ian, Edward 5.11.12.30.31.40.41 Darling. Bradly 28 Hedstrom, Jeanette 25, 34 Baum. Carolee 25, 33 Darling, Dawn 22. 33. 43. 44 Hedstrom, Shirley 25 Baum. Elizabeth 27. 33 Darling, Dennis 24. 33 Heeb. Rose 25. 33. 35 Beale, Thomas 25 Dawson, Joseph Heeb. William 27 Beard. Joan 12. 30. 31. 34. 44 Davis, Rov 23, 43 Heireann, Daniel 22. 34 Beard. Norma 24. 34. 43 Davis, Jeanette 23 Heimann, Florence 14, 34 Beard. Roland 12 . 33. 42 Dawyiko. John 27 Heimiller. Francis 23 Beaver. Betty 27. 32 Deahn. Helen 13 Heintx. Beverly 26 Beaver, Carl 25 Delana. Margaret 28. 32 Heint . Mary 27 Beaver. Daniel 25 Desjardinis, Jeanette Beers. Paul 27 Desjardines, Llewellyn 22.40.42.43 Hildebrand, Dorthy 24. 43 Beierle. Pauline 25. 34 Diet . Richard 24 34, 42. 33 Helmuth, Freeman 25 Bender, Ardith 25 Dutnke, David 27 Hennrich, June 24. 34 Bender, Erna 2 6, 33 Durkee, Alice 4 Hentcy, Norman 33 Bender. Francis 24 Dutcher. Theodore 27 Herky. Walter 23 Bender. La Verne 2 6 Dutcher, Donald 28 Heroy, Harold 14 Bender, Levant 2 5 Duttweiler, Robert 28 Hersee, Joan 28 Bender, Shirley 24. 34, 43 Hess, Mary 22. 34 r Berghorn, Donald E Hock. Eugene 24. 40 Berghorn. Eunice 24. 33. 34 Ehlers, Beryl 25. 34. 43 Hoehman, Mildred 4, 26 Berry. Colleen 28 Hoffman. Bruce 28 Berry. Robert 4.10.40.41.43 Eichinger. Beatrice 23 Hoffman. June 23 Berry, Stephen 28 Blackmore. Gayle 25. 34 Eichinger. Mary 23. 31. 34 Hoffman. Shirley 27. 32 Eichinger. Paul 25 Eichorn. Mark 24 Hoffman. Walter 3 r Blair. Bata 28. 32 Honsberger, Glenn 14. 40. 4! Blair. Ervin 28 Eichorn. Wilma 23 Honsberger, Winston 23 Blarr. Edwin 12. 31. 40. 41 Elber . Joseph 28 Eaton, Isabell 4, 33. 43 F.txold. Janice 24. 33. 43 Hoover, John Blarr. Inez 23. 34 Hopkins. Ellis 24. 33 Blarr. Paul 22. 40. 41 Hostetler. Winifred 24. 34 Blum. Edward 23. 33 Ft oi l, Jean 25, 33, 43 Howe. Donald 28 Boldt. Elixabeth 34. 26 Etxold, June 27. 12 Howe, Robert 25. 31 Bond rette. Audrey 2 7 Ft sold, Mrs. Roy 32 Hudock, Agnes 23 Borowski, Richard 33 Etxold. Rita 23. 43 Hughes. Albert 3 Brasted, Thelma 4. 23 Hughes, Albert Jr. 25. 33. 40 Brauer, Richard 22 F Hughes. Jerry 27. 32 _ Braun, Clayton Hughes. Peggy 25. 33. 34. 43 Brookshaw, Jack 23 Faber, Leonard 24. 40 Humig. Anna Marie 22 Brown. Edwin 23, 34. 42. 43 Felt . Audrey 27 Hunt. Jean 24 I Brown, Howard 22, 34 Feltx, Joan 27 Hunt . Charles 25 Brown. Mary 12 Felt . Shirley 24 Hunt . Herbert 27 Brown. Mary Ann 28. 32 Felt . Lois 24 Hunt . Rose 23 r Brown. Richard 25 Ferguson. Harriette 25. 33, 34 Hutchison, Shirley 25. 34 Brunck, Jayleen 27. 32. 34 Ferguson, Harvey 23. 33. 40 Buckholi. Alice 5. 13 Fiegel, Paymond 3 I u Buckho 11. Bernice 22 Fiegel, Susan Buechi. Janet 28 Fish, Barbara 28 Ilecki. Lucy 22. 31. 43. 44 Buechi. Patricia 27, 32 Fish. Evelyn Irwin. Marguerite 4. 10. 24. 31 Bugenhagen, Marian 22 Fish, Sylvia 27 Bull. Morris 23. 31, 40. 41, 42. 43 Fitch. Elmer J Bull. Robert 13. 0. 41. 42 Fitch, Olga 24 Bull. Ruth 28. 32 Fitxsimmons, Jack 28 Jaeger, Judith 24. 43 Burnett. Emily 24. 31, 33. 34 Floyd, Ruth 24 Johnson, Wayland 23, 42 Burn . Glen 3 Fogelsonger, Jane 24, 34. 43 Johnson. Edna. 24. 34 Burns, Jack 25. 33 Frank, Charlotte 25 Jones. Eleanor 27 Burns, Maureen 28 Franks, Frances 13. 30. 32 Jordan. Marian 24 Burns. Patricia 27. 32 Franks, Lucille 23, 31 Joyce. William 25 Burns, Robert 27 Freeman, Lorraine 22. 33. 44 Butler. Allen 5. 13. 30 Freeman, Lowell 27 Butler. Jean 4 Freeman. Ruth 25. 34 Butler, Roy 4 Freeman. Samuel 3 Kauffman. Berylene 25 Butler, Ruth 22, 43. 44 Freiheit. Shirley 22 Kauffman. Lawrence 28 Byrnes. Leona 26 Frick, James 4. 23 Kaufman, Lester Frye, Elenor 28 Kaiser, Joy 27. 32 C Frye, John 25 Kane. Helen 25 f Cameron, Carole 5, 13, 34. 44 Frye. Mary 26 Kane, Milton 25 Frye. Richard Kanchl, Delores 24 Capan. Joseph 25 Kapuza, Adolph 23. 40. 41 . Carnahan. Margaret 4. 32 G Kapuin. Clara 24. 43 Carpenter. Howard 27 Keeler, Margaret 15, 30. 34 Carpenter, Virginia 26. 33 Gagnon, F.velene 25. 34 Keller. Charles Carroll. Delores 26. 33 Gagnon, Irene 25 Keller, Evelyn 25. 34 Carroll, Nancy 27 Gal 1isdorfer. Shirley 23, 43 Keller. Kennett 24. 33. 34. 40 1 Carroll, Robert 23. 34 Gass, Laurence 5,13.30.40.41.42 Gemmel. Betfy 25 Kern, Ruth 5, 15. 30 Chaffee. Clara 25. 33 King, Edwin 4 Chaffee. David 27 Gebhardt, Wesley 24 Klemann, Richard 22 Chaffee. Marilow Gicxkowski, Grace 22, 31. 44 Klesat. Robert 25 Chaffee. Roger 23, 42 Gillion, Robert 24 K1ingelsmith. Opal 5. 15. 32 Chilcott, Eugene 23, 41 Goff. Dori. K1inge1smith. Glendon 22. 0.41.44 Choate. Hugh 27 Gould. Joanne Knab, Lorraine 23 Chapman, George 4 Graff. Mary 4. 25. 33, Knapp, Anna Mae 23 Clabiaux, James Graff, Rodger 24 Knapp, Leonard 24 Clancy, Edward 24. 41 Graves, Kathyrn 26. 34 Koenig, Helen 27, 32 Clark, Jane Green, Pauline 28 Koenig. Ruth 25 Clark, Maynard 25 Greiner. Howard 23. 33. 40 Koneig. Joseph 27 L, Clark. Patsy 26 Grey. Mabel 4 Koons, Alberta 28 Colton. Roger 27 Grey. Tracy 33 Koons, Geraldine 26 Conklin. Agnes 23. 33 Groll, Robert 25. 33 Krickler. Frank 28 f Conklin. Elixabeth 23 Gundel, John 24 Krienke. Earl 24 Corbett. Eldora 22 Gundel, William 25 Kuehlewind. Grace 5. 15 fl Kuehlewind. Pearl 22. 44 Kuhn, Betty 24 Kuil, Vincent Kura . Roman 26 L Labusxewski, Stephen Lake. Sally 26. 34 Lake, Nancy 25 Landel, Frederick 27 Lane, Charles 25 Lane. Muriel 25 Lapp, Mary 26. 33. 34 Larkin, Grace Larkin, Susanne Larkin, Jame 27 Larkin, Merne Ann 27, 32 Larkin. Marilynn Larkin, Robert 25, 31, 33 Larkin. Wade 23.31.33.34 40.41.43 Larkin, Wilma 24 Lavia, Danford 25 Lavocat, Anna 23 Leib. Diane 27. 32 Lelb. Robert 25. 33. 34 Leib, Jeanette 23 Leis, Carol 28 Lei . Janet 28 Lei , Glenn 27 Leia, Eugene 26 Lcising. Regina 23 Leininger. Jeannette 26. 33. 34 Liskoff. Paul 28 Liakoff, Mary Lou 26 Logan, Joaeph 23, 41 Long. Mary 26, 33 Long. Margaret 27, 32 Long, Gilbert 26 Long, Carol 25. 31. 34 Long. John 15. 44 Long, Bette Alice 5. 15. 30 Long, Elixabeth 15. 30 Long, Leater 28 Long. Loia 23, 43 Lorde, Allen 24 Loring. Philip 5.11.16.31.40.41 Loring, Richard 28 Lowenstein, William 23. 40, 41 M Mage I, Carr 25 Mage 1, John 27 Manley, Paul 28 Mann, George 24 Marie, Floyd Marshall, Charles 23 Martin. Ada 23. 33 Martin, Leater 23 Martin, Maire Martin, Robert 16 Mart solf, Fred 3 Mosman, William 24 Mast, James 28 Mault. Beulah 26 Mault, Floyd 22. 42 Mault. Lula 27 Mault, Russell 26 Mau, Donald 25 McGinnis, Nora 28 Me the. Mairlyn 25 Mets, Gary 28 Meta, Jame 24 Met singer, Earl 23 Metsinger, Shirley 25 Miller, Alma Miller, Edna 28 Miller, Esther 24, 31. 34 Miller, Fannie 24 Miller, Idella 27 Miller. Isabelle 28 Miller, Jane 4 Miller, Lester 26 Miller, Roy 28 Miller, Willis 27 Minsler, Donald 24 Moncsynski. Dorothy 23, 43 Mook, Lyda .25 Moore. Kenneth 5.11.16.30.31.41 Morningstar, Robert 23,31,42 Morningstar, Patricia 24 Moulin, Albert 28 MucSow, Bertha 4, 27 Muchow. Betty 23 Muchow, Eugene 23, 40 Muchow, Gordon 24. 40 Muchow, John 25 Muck. Lytnan 16. 44 Muck. Melvin 25 Mueckd, Joseph 24 Muggelberg. Arlene 23 Mundaniohl, Beatrice Mundaniohl, Robert 26 Murray. Max 27 Myers, Mr. H. D. 3, 4 N Nehrbosa, Joyce 22. 44 Neill, Daniel 24 Nesseibeck, Edward 27, 34 Neuhaus, James 23 Neuhaus, Winifred 23 Newcomb, Calvin 25. 33 Newcomb. Gloria 23 Nice, Duane 27 Nice, Melvin 25 Nichols, Dan 26, 34 Nichols, Doris 23. 33. 34. 43 Nichols, Raymond 25 Niemcsycki, Henry 23 Niemcxycki, Matthew 16, 31, 41 Nolan. Richard 23 Nonne. Hans 24 Nugent, Robert 24 0 Olendorf, Charles 25, 31 Ottney, t.eon 23 Owens, Jean 28 P Parks, Bruce 27 Parks, Evelyn 26. 33 Paton, Howard 24 Paton, Jack 34 Paul, Mary 28 Paul. Delores 23 Paul, Harold Paul, Lorraine 25, 34 Paul, Patricia 27. 32 Payne. Carl 27 Payne. Noelle 25. 33 Payne, Robert 25, 33 Payne, Howard 23. 40 Payne, Howard Sr. 3 Peacock, Ruth 23 Peronne, Aldine 25 Pfundheller, Marjorie 5.16.30.34.43 Pitman, Betty 24 Pless, Dora 24 Plevneak, Edward Plevneak, Mary 23 PohI, Webster 25, 33 Pohl. Robert 24. 33 Ponter, Elsie 26 Ponter. Herbert 27 Posda. Dorothy 25 Posda, Thelma 25 Premielewski. Rudolph 23 Presiielewski, Dolores 25 Preisch, Millard 25 0 Quaintance, Earnest 24 R Rafter, Janet 24. 34 Raiser, Audrey 25, 34 Raquet, Calvin 16.30.31.40.41.44 Raquet, Carolyn 43 Ratajcsak, Joseph 33 Ratajcsak, Robert 24. 33 Reigle, Edwinna 27. 32 Reigle, Mary Louise 28 Reiner, Dorothes 22. 44 Reiner, Virginia 23 Reisman, Loretta 23 Reisman, Rosemary Reschki, Joan 28 Reasler, Howard Ribbeck, Betty 24 Riel, Janet 26 Riesman, Bernice Rigersian, Richard 25. 31 Riley, Charles 26, 34 Riley. David 27 Riley. Romelle 22 Rogler, Helen 4 Roland. Rene 26 Rood. Mark 25 Rosenback. Carole 27, 32 Rosenback, Jack 25. 31, 34 Rosenthal, Chester 23, 41, 43 Rosenthal. Fred 24 Roth, Arlene 27 Roth. Martha 22. 31. 44 Roth. Wilfred 25 S Sagerman. Elmer Sauter, Margaret 25 Scanlon, James Schacher, George 4. 24 Schaffstall, Richard 25 Schmeid, Donald Schmeid, Ernest 28 Schoenthal, Richard 33, 25 Schoenthal, Ruth 28 Schopf, Donald 33. 42. 24 Schopf, Homer 33, 41 Schopf. Homer Jr. 5.11.17.34.40.41 Schroeder, Sophia 25 Schrock. Mary 22 Schuh, Rey 27 Schurr, Dorothy 30. 17 Schurr. Gladys 25 Schurr, Mable 25 Schurr, Robert 24 Schurr. Ruth 5.22.31.34,44 Schurr, Vernice 22. 34. 44 Schutt, Donald 27 Schutt, Janice 33. 23 Schutt, Marion 25. 33, 34 Schutt, Walter 3, 26 Schutt. Walter Jr. Schuti. Carolyn 23. 31. 34. 43 Schwarm, Mildred 4, 25 Seits, Harold 33 Senf, Dorothy 33, 34 Shank. Eleanor 25. 34 Shank, Helen 26 Shank, Marjorie 28 Shank, Nancy 24, 34 Shank, Gordon 28 Shapcott, Lillian 28 Sheasley. Arvilli 25 Sheas ley. Lois 30. 4. 17 Shickler, Jean 25, 34 Shickler, Ruth 24. 34 Shisler, Gayle 28 Smith, Edwin 22 Smith, Muriel 23 Smith, Norman 22, 31. 44 Smith, Roy Smith, Walter 4. 24 Snyder, Betty Snyder, Theodore 26 Souder, Jean 25. 34 Souder, Nanette 27 Souder, Roy 26 Spencer, Dorothy 4. 28. 32 Staebell, Eugene 26 Stage, Thelma Stairs, Jean 23 Stipke, June 25. 34. 43 Stipke, Noreen Strang, Helen 4, 24 Stecher, Eleanor 25 Stupar, Helen 34 Stupar, Lanis 5, 23 Stupar, Max 23 Sturdevant, Joan 25. 34. 31 Stocker, Earl 42. 22 Stocker, Leon 24 Stocker, William 17 Stover. Alice Sugg. Betty 2S Sugg, Glen 24 T Tankesley, Betty 26 Tankesley, Frances 26 Tanner, Virginia 4. 22 Tarbell, Calvin Tarbell, Donald 24, 33 Tarbell. Robert 25 Taylor, Eleanor 27, 32 Taylor, William 28 Taylor, Elixabeth 28. 32 Tee, Julius 26. 33 Tee, Steven 24. 33. 40 Thorne, Margaret Tonsing, Elton 25, 34 Trapper, Clifford 24 Trowbrid.ge, Robert 34, 41, 44 Tuerk, Marian U Urban, Donald 25 Urban, Frederick V Verxola, Joan 26 Verxola, Louis 25 Vogt. Evelyn 22 w Wade 1. Dorothy 24 Watson, Gwendoline 4, 25 Weber. Charles 23. 34. 41 Weber. Jean 17. 34 Weber, Norman 25 Weber. Robert 17, 34 Weber, Shirley 24, 31 Weeks, Catherine 26 Weeks. William 26 Weiler, John 4 Weiler, Mary 26. 33. 34 Weiler. Richard 17. 30. 34 Weiler, Robert 34 Welkner. Frank 22. 31. 42. 44 Wendler, Adeline 23 Wiggins, Jean 25, 34 Wittlinger, Arlan Witt 1 infer, Jane 27, 33 Wright, Harold 4, 34. 42 Wulff. Leslie 24 Y Yocum, Clayton 27 2 Zimmerman, Edward 23 Zoellar. 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GULF GAS AND OIL GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER SERVICE FRANK H. SHEASLEY Ice, Coal and Coke Carting and Moving PHONF 3651 CLARENCE, N. Y COMPLIMENTS A. O. HAHL, M.D. WEST MAIN CLARENCE, N. Y. R. K. BEARD SONS PAINTING of every description INTERIORING DECORATING R. EBERSOLE SON Cl arence, N. Y. COAL--COKE--FERTILIZER FLOUR-- FEED- -SEEDS COMPLIMENTS OF MURSETT C. LUCKNER Attorney- at-Law MAIN STREET CLARENCE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MOOK'S BARBER SHOP HAZEL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Clarence, N. Y. WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Hazel and Dorothy Heiman, Prop. PHONE 214 Salt Rd. Clarence, N. Y. W. W. BODINE Representing MERCHANTS MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. Auto Insurance Ask the man who has had an accident. E. J. FREIHEIT Electrical contractor Household appliances-motor repairs Power Lawn Mowers PHONE 3034 CLARENCE, N. Y. WM. H. GROLL AND SON CLARENCE ELECTRIC SHOF PHONE 2871 Westinghouse Refrigerators and Ranges Electrical Appliances R. C. A. Victor and Philco Radios FUNKE AND HAWLEY Dodge-P1ymouth Sales and Service 306 WEST MAIN STREET BATAVIA. N. Y. Buy your Graduation and Wedding Gifts, Cards and Stationery THE VILLAGE SHOPPE 5550 MAIN STREET WILLIAMSVILLE, N. Y. POPE'S MARKET Quality Meats and Poultry PHONE WMSVL. 566 We Deliver B. MILLER CO. 5596 Main St., Wi11 iamsvi1le HARDWARE KELLER'S 5538 Main Street Wi11iamsvi11 e, N. Y. DRY GOODS--5c To $ 1 1 DRINK MORE MILK... IT’S GOOD FOR YOU HUTT'S DAIRY KNAPP'S BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Wi11 iamsvi11 e, N. Y. MEASER'S Wi 11 i ams v i 11 e ’ s Mens-Boys’ Shop SHOES-OXFORDS-GYM SHOES FRED RONEKER 5548 MAIN STREET WILLIAMSVILLE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS PEPSICOLA DISTRIBUTOR CLARE WINTER GRELL'S NEW LOCATION AT 5253 MAIN ST. Wi11 iamsvi11 e, N. Y. WRIGHT'S BARBER SHOP t- jkL PHONE 3106 WESEMAN SONS COMPLIMENTS OF G.L.F. SERVICE Clarence Center Phone 6161 D. C. FISHER, M.D. Phone: HUmboldt 3290 COMPLIMENTS OF HARBISON BROS. CUMMING'S SERVICE STATION TRANSIT AND GREINER RDS. Dealers In All Kinds of BARRELS AND STEEL DRUMS 32 Appenheimer Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. J. A. HARTWIG IRVIN ROTH Builders Supplies CLARENCE CENTER, N. Y. Quality Groceries-Meats-Fruits Vegetables-Ice Cream-Candy-Soft Drinks Richfield Gaso 1ine-Goodyear Tires Delivery 4 to 6 P.M. Phone 6041 Clarence Center, N. Y. EBERSOLE MILLING CO. SAND GRAVEL Poultry and Dairy Feeds, Coal, Feed and Fertilizer SIDNEY J. RAQUET Clarence Center, N.Y., Phone C.C. 6601 We are equipped to clean wheat and GENERAL TRUCKING oats alsihe and medium clover and timothy. Clarence Center Phone 6221 STONE FILL HENNRICH POULTRY FARM COMPLIMENTS OF Fresh Dressed Broilers and Roasters at any time of the year. AKRON HOME BAKERY EGGS AND BABY CHICKS Transit Rd.--2 miles north of Main St. The Home of Quality Wmsvl. 798-J21 E. C. Covel Sons COMFLIMENTS OF YODER BROS. GARAGE G. W. SCHUTT SON FORD CARS WHOLESALE RETAIL FLORISTS FORD FERGUSON TRACTORS Cl a rence 335 1 Clarence Center, N. Y. CHARLES F. BUGENHAGEN SON ®r m PORTABLE FEED GRINDING Phone 6734 Clarence Center, N. Y. Phone Clarence 2311 JOHN L. KRUSE MOTORS. INC. Main St., Clarence, N. Y. Dodge and Plymouth Cars and Trucks Guaranteed Used Cars Garage: Phone 375 Res. Phone 509-J (after 10 p. m. ) SHERIDAN GARAGE Wi11iamsvi11e, N. Y. A. J. SEIFERT, PROP. Airplane Flights at any time. AMHERST BUILDERS SUPPLY COAL CORP. 5274 Main Street Wi11 iamsvi11e, New York Special Machines, Tools, Dies, Jigs and Fixtures, Built or Repaired WM. F. STOCKER 61 Ayer Road Wil1iamsvi 1 le, New York EXPERIMENTAL WORK, REASONABLE TEXACO TYDOL KENDALL AMERICAN HOFFMAN'S SERVICE STATION MILLGROVE, N. Y. Factory distributors of Cooper and Armstrong Tires--our prices meet mail order and chain store prices. DANAHY FAXON STORE W. H. Swyers, Millgrove, N. Y. ‘WE DELIVER’ Alden 12-F-4 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY GIFT SHOP Erie County Home and Infirmary Alden, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH JOHN HURLEY WURLITZER SIMPLEX OPERATOR Phone Lancaster 693 134 Central Ave. Lancaster, N. Y. PLYMOUTH Sales and Service CHRYSLER Phone Lancaster 780 SCHMITT'S GARAGE HERMAN 0. SCHMITT, PROP. Mechancis at Your Service Genesee Road, East of Transit Bowmansvi11 e, N. Y. THE SUGAR BOWL Manufacturers of Fine Chocolates, Ice Cream and Ices Wholesale and Retail 1 West Main Street Lancaster, N. Y. DR. FLOYD R. ROBERTS DENTIST 5486 Broadway Lancaster 511 Lancaster, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF NUWER'S FIRESTONE AUTO SUPPLY 21 W. Main St. Lancaster, N. Y. Phone 175 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. H. E. MARTIN VETERINARIAN Clarence, N. Y. Parkside 7014 Wi11 iamsvi11e 205 HIRSCH BROS. GARAGE, INC. CHEVROLET 5479 Main Street, Wi11 iamsvi11 e, N. Y. AUTOGRAPHS HOW YOU CAN CREATE A FINER YEARBOOK... Certainly you want next year’s annual to be “tops” in looks, ideas and appeal. You know what a kick you would get out of hearing from school people and outsiders alike: “Best yearbook you ever put out!” Today’s yearbook staffs are turning to the modern, better process that gives them more pictures, flexibility in layout and more art work. Therefore, you find the best yearbooks today bearing this mark of quality: “Lithographed by Wm. J. Keller.” Lithography by Keller means more to year- book editors and advisers than just additional illustrations per page. It assures them of getting the utmost detail from their photographs. Photos never are marred by ugly “blackheads” or light inking—thanks to modern methods. Why not get in touch with this modern publish- ing house and ask to sec some of this year’s annuals. Then next fall switch from your present process of photo-offset or printing to the modern plan—Lithography by Keller. WM. I. KELLER COMPANY PINN R. WATSON, PRKSIDINT Printers and Lithographers 845 MAIN STREET, BU FFALO, N. Y. Plan to include plenty of picture� Choose a good photographer PLASTIC HINOING— U. S. PATENT NO. IB702S1 LICENSE NO. It, BUFPALO. N. Y.