Dayton Cooperative High School - Beavers Log Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Pal Welsh leaves her long walch oul you'll slep on il hair' lo Marilyn John- son. Pal Van Alla dedicales her wonder- lul wil lo any iunior who is capable ol being willy. Rulh Wilimilis gives her modeling abilily lo Rose Ann Kaslle. Pal Drew granls her knowledge ol lhe cornplomeler lo Jean Kaeppel. Phyllis Hunl, Belly Sims, and Rulh Ann Slump will lo Jeannene Golle, Pal Baumer, Rosemary Chapol, and Midge Perrine lheir knack lor being buddies. Ginny Simko leaves her lrail ol lead- ership lo her sisler, Dorl. Norman Weber wills his good nalure al all limes lo Bob Tamaska. John Serena leaves his curly black hair lo Paul Shank. Belly Goodyear leaves her quiel, good nalure lo Mary Lou Kunka. Richard Tunney leaves his skaling abilily lo George Dermis. Bob Shorly Smilh leaves his heighl lo Elmer Lulhman, who is almosl up wilh Bob anyway. Ed Scheblo leaves his sparkling smile and pleasanl nalure lo some iunior boys, who can cerlainly use il. Thelma Eilerl leaves her prelly eyes lo Dol Conley, who has a prelly good looking pair hersell. June Siren Frank leaves her low, soll voice lo any promising Junior Glamour Gal. Mary Orr wills her air ol guielness lo nexl year's sludy hall. Belly Roush dedicales her lriendliness lo Mariory Krul. Marlha Weiser conlribules her smile lo any ol lhe many sophomore sour- pusses. Eugenia Wissman wills her liny slal- ure lo Verna Poole. Eugene Likovelz leaves his curly hair lo Bob Galey. Ray Thompson wills his knack ol being sober al all limes lo Russ Barber. Raymond Zwissler leaves his prelly black hair lo Glen Rayle. Howard Schwabe leaves his enioy- able lreckles lo Paul Fundersol. Jim Schieman leaves his abilily lo blush al lhe drop ol a hal lo Mary Calh- erine Ewald. Kenny Oh, Frankie Reel wills his singing voice lo Al Coleman. Don Drury leaves his looks and dress lo Bill Gregory. Dan Scully leaves his shyness lo AI Sucklield. Bob Sigh Ruble conlribules his Tarzan physique lo Byron Norlh. Jack Lighlcap wills all his lines wilh women lo Glen Rayle. Roy Chasleen leaves his beal-up car lo Lee Von Meyers. Urban Gudorl wills his inleresl in lhe Orphan's Picnic lo Dick Shaler. Don Reel and Janel Welch leave lheir love ol Roosevell and lheir guiel ways lo some new sophomore hailing lrom RHS. Glen Houlz wouldn'l will his bad luck lo anyone. Louise Harris wills her sewing abilily lo any promising Junior seamlress. To lhe lacully we leave lhe hope lhal nexl year's class will bring you more peace and conlenlrnenl lhan we did. Counly ol Monlgomery Slale ol Ohio Belore a Nolary Public in and lor Monlgomery Counly, appeared lhe represenlalives ol lhe Class ol I'-746 ol Cooperalive High School acknowledged lhe same lo be lheir volunlary acl and deed. In wilness whereol lhe said class by ils represenlalives hereunlo sel lheir hands and seals belore me and in my presence lhis lirsl day ol Augusl in lhe year ol our Lord I946. Lqodawfzafzecf

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Thelma Chink Lingg gives her name, Thelma Mae Fredericka Marg- arel Lingg, lo any junior who can wrile real, real small. Charlolle Nelson leaves her big blue eyes lo Jaylene Leach, Phyliss Never wilhoul a bollle ol perlume Nicely leaves her lrail lo Doris Slahl. Mary Johnson wills her long, sharp, scarlel lingernails lo Belly Kaslle. Vera l'll be lhere Mauer wills her knack ol being lale lo any junior lucky enough lo gel away wilh il. Marjorie Slaehlin leaves her prelly dimples lo Sue Grillilh. Dol Slone leaves her dancing abilily lo Jeanene Golle. Failh l-larnish leaves her luscious complexion lo Elaine Pelers. Eslher Laub leaves her prelly hair lo Rose Mary Chapol. Lois 'llhe Lookl' Poorman wills her sharp way ol wearing clolhes lo Sue Weslenberg. Pal McClain leaves her small lrame lo Lois Wesl. Belly Lighlhiser wills her unending habil ol laughing al lhe wrong lime lo some poor unlorlunale crealure. Jean lyou belchaj Smilh begrudg- ingly leaves her lrail ol hearing lhe lnleul lo Thelma Click. Marie Soelling wills her bashlulness lo Shirley Dwyer. Elwood Kissel wills his dralling abilily lo Bill Koeppen. Terry Olekas wills her many hair slyles lo Mary Jane Niemynski. Eloise Eisele wills her place in lhe Recrealion lo anyone who wanls il. Dick Meeker leaves his broad physics background lo any junior bookworm. Mary Jane Pohl wills her giggle lo some happy junior. Dol Wise wills her seriousness lo Aud- rey Rammel. l-larold Wagner leaves his under- slanding ol women lo Bob Beeson. Jo Anne Welherell wills her bashlul- ness lo Leone Screeney. Bernice Gierek wills her wolling abilily lo Anna Gunckel. Doris Sludy wills her nalurally curly hair, even in a down pour, lo Shirley Brodnick. Geneva Robinson lenders lhose l'll never learn shorl culs lo business ma- chines lo any anxious junior. Virginia Scherbauer leaves her abilily lo look so sweel wilh her hair up lo Mary Lou Plum. Joanne Selby and Nancy lrimbach leave lheir abilily lo gel inlo all boy classesl' lo any and all lennales lhal can sland lhe ribbingilhal goes wilh lhem. Helen Shear gladly gives her lrouble- some subjecls lo any junior who can undersland Greek. Pauline Smilh dedicales her slim waislline lo her sisler, Lena. Exie Snyder conlribules her business law lo anyone wilh enough smelling salls lo keep awake all period. l-lelen Sollenberger leaves her sincer- ily lo Bernie Kunka. Charlolle Schmill lives her sunny dis- posilion and lriendliness lo Bobbie Welsh. Belly Zink leaves her Junk Jewelry colleclion lo anyone who can sland up under lhe weighl. Ray McWilliams leaves his love ol homework lo Johnnie Day, Janel Sommer dedicalez her locker mirror lo Bill Koeppen so hc won'l have lo borrow one lo comb his hair. Mary 'lschudy wills her place in lhe Prince ol Peace Declamalion Con- lesl lo Rosemary Barlschmid. Clara Valenline conlribules her abil- ily lo look so lresh and alive aller a 45 mile bicycle lrip lo any olher record holder. Leona Wagner leaves her high bowl- ing score lo Lela Morgan. Rulh Wagner wills her model quiel- ness lo Miss Sludy Hall ol l947.

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SPUTTTS TTTVITVV, T945-TE Firsf row: Gene Owens, Jack Lighicap, Joe Tamasia, Frank Huls, Clarence Schoclr, Ray Adams. Second row: Coach Pfahler, Bob Renfz, Dane Gusiin, Don Greiner, Rudolph George, Bob Tamaslra, Gene Schweller. Woody Johnson, manager. Back row: Paul Sanger, BASKETBALL RECORDS Alumni 24 Co-op Many close and overlime games Tea- Randolph 37 COOP Tured This year's baalceTlJall season as op- Colllf 35 Coop The Parlcer Beavers Compiled a record oT Foifmool 55 COOP eighT wins and eighT deTeaTs. Dlxlo 4' Coop The beginning of The season Tound Camden 323: Coop Coach PTahler's Team wiTh Two leTTermen Clqomlnodo 36 Coop coming back. Joe Tamaslca, who was KTSCV 23 COOP eleeTed CapTain, and Franlc l-Tuls, Tower- O5pom dl Coop ing CenTer, began Their second season on Oakwood 33 COOP The varsily. Gene Owens played guard W-Wrldpl 27 COOP while Clarence Shock, Jack Lighleap, Col- Dool T5 COOP and Ray Adams held down The Torward Fairview 37 Coop posgfgons. STivers 32 Co-op Joe Tamailca, high poinT man in The Roosolfoll 30 COOP ciTy, and a unanimous all CiTy choice, op- Public 42 Coop ended The season wiTh ZI6 poinTs. aiOVoVllm9 Elwood John-son served as Team man- TCURNAMENT ager during The year. Monroe 34 Co-op