DeVilbiss High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1943 volume:

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His talents also include stage directing, our traditional DeViltries having continually owed their success to his inspiring supervision. His office, once so constantly occupied by Tadites seeking advice on all manner of things, is waiting, as is DeVilbiss, for his return from his present important duty-that of insuring the right of all young Americans to enjoy the benefits of a high school education. 6 ll. 1 sf .L - jLX JA fkxk L . ' euetxsmrq one 5119 SPl'iUg day in 1943, a certain naval lieutenant, Louis Mathias-known herea- bouts as Louie -having been given leave from his naval duties, decided to see what the home folks were doing. A few hours later an important telegram arrived at DeVilbiss High School, where Mr. Nauts read it, and hurriedly sent for Tad and Taddy. The message he read them was a source of great excitement and flurry. Louie was on his way home! The wel- come mat was thrown out, banners were wav- ing and the band was playing when Louis arrived. And you, dear readers, are just in time, for that fine spring day is Now, and Tad and Taddy are You! Let's show Louie what our con- tribution to the war effort has been! Faculty and students alike have plenty to tell. Our members of the faculty have set commend- able examples by serving in civilian defense ac- tivities, planting victory gardens and taking X. nfhp Wo' AJ' ,..,f-Aff x-fx et's Show Louie shop courses, some even leaving to join de- fense industries and the armed services. Honors to them! And now Tad and Taddy, itls your turn. Your record includes both class room and out- side activities. You have taken part in special war time courses: aeronautics, shop, math, chemistry, and physics, to prepare you for your future parts in the war effort. You have started a Victory Corps, through which you are render- ing valuable community service. You have taken pre-induction military training. You have given your time and money inWar Chest and Red Cross activities, and have, in numerous other ways com- piled a record well worth showing Louie. What do you think of us, Lieutenant Mathias? Our part has been small, we know, but each passing week will see that part become greater until the victory is won, and you come home again-to stay! Honors to them www f? 'W' 5 ARTHUR DILLER Dean of Bo s fi d ' , y , n s time to prove his patriotism by taking a shop course in preparation for a war job this summer. MERRITT mas which this year will mean four hundred seventy-five more boys and girls prepared by education to play their parts in the :heaters of war and peace. C. NAUTS, Principal, signs diplo- MILDRED PASCH, Dean of Girls, advises Alma Ching, DeVilbiss's Hawaiian refugee from Pearl Harbor. Science Living. LUKENS, RUTH-General Scienceg Everyday Living, Gen eral Mathematics. FRANCIS, VIRGINIA BROXVN-Physiologyg Biology. ARCHAMBO, FRANK C.-Physics. BENSON, CARL A.-Chemistry. CRUEY, WAYNE-Chemistry. DICKEY, FERN L.-Biologyg Everyday Living. FISCHER, MARY URSULA-General Sciencef Everyday HANSON, FREDERICA-General Scienceg Everyday Living SCHMIDT, MILDRED-Biologyp Everyday Living. Refreshing the math-minded Physics for the future flghters. Mathematics GRUENKE, LELA M.-Beginning and Advanced Algebra. GUIRE, C. IVA-Beginning Algebra. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH-Beginning and Advanced Alge- brag Everyday Living. KALMBACH, RONALD-General Math.g Plane Geometry,- Baseball and Assistant Football Coach. KING, MARGARET S.-Beginning and Advanced Algebra: General Mathematics. LERCHE, MARIE-Beginning Algebrag General Mathe- maticsf Everyday Livingg Texting. PASQUIER, ETHEL-Plane Geometry. ' SAMPSON, EVA S.-Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigo- nometryg Math Rdresher. SUTTER, ANNE G.-Plane Geometry. i 10 6172 Zldge BROWN, RUSSELL-First, Third and Fourth Year Span- ish,- Latin American History. BACKUS, PAULINE PAYNE--Second Year Spanishg Global Geography. SMITH, MARIAN-First amd Second Year Spanish. MILLS, DOROTHY-First Year Spanish,- Freshman Englishg Everyday Living. EMERY, S. B.-First, Second, Third and Fourth Year Lating Everyday Living. VOSS, DAVID O.-First and Second Year Latin,- First Year Spanishf Everyday Living. PASQUIER, PIERRE-First, Second and Third Year French,- World History. KIMPTON, AMY L. CAIO-First and Third Year Arg- Craftsg Art Studio. JOHNSTON, MILDRED-Second and Fourth Year Arty Art Workshopg Art Studio. The War brmgs geography back to hlgh school. Words fly fast in the code class. ndustrzal Arts PROSS, IRVING-Architectural and Mechanical Drafting. BALSAM, CARL-Industrial Surveyy Machine Shop. GOODRICH, MALCOLM-Beginning and Advanced Print- ing,' Mechanical Drawing. GRUBBS, HAROLD-Beginning and Advanced Machine Shop. HOLLAND, NORMAN-Beginning and Advanced Wood- shopg Everyday Living. LARKIN, GERALDINE-Pre-Flight Aeronauticsg Business Law. MERRILL, R. O.-Beginning and Advanced Electricity and Radiof Radio Codeg Machine Shop. STALKER, D. N.-Mechanical Draftingg Puhlicationsg In- dustrial Arts Supervisor, Board d Education. HAYES, NORMA-Cafeteria. 1 1 En glish WILLOUGHBY, ETHEI. C.-junior and Senior English. BLOOM, ROSE-journalismf Senior English! Publications. BRAND, jEANNETTEfIunior English. BURWICK, CHARLOTTE-Freshman Eng- lish,' Everyday Living. GERDING, ALICE M. - Freshman and Sophomore English. HIRTH, ELAINE-Sophomore Englishg Pub- lications. KRATZ, GRACE-Sophomore and junior English. LOUY, M. BEATRICE-Sophomore and junior English. LUTHER, BLANCHE--Freshman English. MCHUGI-I, OLIVE - Freshman English,- Radio Scrzjzt W'riting,' Board of Education Radio Staj SCHWENKE, EDITH H.-Junior and Senior English. SMITH, RUTH-Sophomore and Senior Englishg Publications. SPAYD, BARBARA GRACE-Eleshman and Senior English. STOWE, GENEVIEVE - Sophomore and Junior Englishg Everyday Living. WARNER, MAR-IORIE-Freshman English. WHALEY, CARRIE E.-Sophomore Englishg Speechg Radio Production. Their gjts to soldiers are a contribution to morale. COONTZ, C. C.-Economic Geography Salesmanshzpy Everyday Living. FOOTE, ELLEN-Advanced Shorthand and Typingf Mimeographing. GUIRE, C. IVA-Business Englishg Everyday Living. KLEE, OLLIE-Beginning Boohkeepingg Foot- ball Coach. LEGRON, GERTRUDE-Beginning Typing, MESNARD, MYLDRED-Beginning Short- hand and Typing. VAN NOORDEN, DAISY-junior Busi- ness Trainingg Everyday Living. POLLMAN, NORMAN G.-Physical Edu- cation,' Director of Athletics. FLORENCE, ALFRED D.-Physical Edu- cationy Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach. KIES, NORMAN C.-Physical Educationf Health Instructiong Intramuralsf Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. TERHELL, JANE XV.-Physical Education. EN TEMANN, LOIS M-Physical Education. STOLL, MARIE M.-Home Economics,'Foods. BARGMAN, MARY L.-Home Economics- Beginning and Advanced Clothing. DOUGLAS, RUTH-Home Economicsg Per- sonality Developmeng- Art in the Home. They correlate the Arts with their English. ofninercial Physical Education H ofne Economics Social Studies ANDERSON, NELLE-American History and Government. EMERY, HERBERT M.-Soeiologyg Economicsf Freshman English. JACOBS, FLOY E.-World History,- American History and Gov- ernment. KERLIN, LUCILLE-European History: American History and Government. KIMBLE, HARRIET--American History and Government. LOWRY, RAYMOND F.--Oriental Historyy Ancient and Medi- eval Historyy Visual Education. QUINN, AURELIA E.-Modern European MARY TANBER - Ofce, Historyg American History and Govern- Treasurer. ment. EDNA ERICH-Ojice, Books. ENEVIEV - KRAUSE, BERNICE W.-study Hall. G A,,e,,,,,,,,,5 BOLDT Umm' PEOPLES, DOROTHY-Study Hall. BALL, CLARENCE R.-Cborusg Director U Music, Toledo Public Schools. BURNS, MATHILDE-Orebestrag History of Music. SCHUEREN, LEAH M.-Librariang Library Training. GUNN, FANNIE MAY--Assistant Librarian MILLER, B. PAYE-Home Nursing and Hygiene. LANZ, FLORENCE-Ofce, Senior Clerkf Credits. 14 ' R L: Ill R RECRUITING E v Q, s-rnvaorv '-EZ J X I3 I A Us XXX O J J f .EQXEI X0 X A ' 3 1,73C . -I , 2' ' O ' 0 I N 1? dj DQR I . I I X' W? Y 2 -f ' 'TSQJLQ1 Smxq A Salute to those former DeVilbiss boys now in Service, and to tloese boys who enterea' Military Training this year: NEIL COWIE ........... Navy WILLIAM OLDHAM. .Marines LESTER KRAUS .... .....Army LOUIS CARLUCCI .... . . .Army JERRY DENNIS ......... Army JACK PERKINS ......... Army ED BUFFINGTON. . . . . Marines RICHARD KNOX ....... Army DON COVRETT .... JAMES KOLWITZ. . .....Navy .....Navy WENDELL BORCHERT. .Navy BILL GORDON .......... Army DON BLANCHARD. DICK FREIHEIT .... LEE HOOPER ....... FRANK HASSETT. . .....Navy .....Navy .....Navy .....Navy DON WITT .......... CARL CARTER ..... FRANCIS WALLA ..... ROLLAND PERCIVAL RICHARD MANDLER DICK ROMANOFF . BILL EARLE .......... GEORGE BRAUN ..... GEORGE DORAN . . MYRON DUSHANE. . . ..- . . .Navy . .Army . . .Navy . . .Navy . . .Navy .....Navy . . .Navy . . .Navy . . .Navy .. .Navy ROBERT BARTOW ...... Navy FRANK WALLEY. . . RALPH WILSON ..... JAN VAN ORMER. .. BILL CROWL ..... . JOHN READ ..... 15 . .Army . . .Navy . Marines . .Army .....Navy GLENN WENDT. ........ Navy ROY LANKER. .......... Navy BRUCE DEMERS ...... . .Army CHARLES NUTE. ........ Navy CONRAD SHERMAN .... Army HARRY RUMIS ..... ..... N avy ROBERT LEININGER . . .Navy HAROLD JENISON ...... Army RICHARD REDMAN .... . Navy RICHARD KURTZ ...... Navy LOUIS WITT ............ Navy CARL SCHAEER. ......... Navy FRED TILLEY .... ..... N avy BILL WARNER ..... . . .Marines ROBERT OWEN. ........ Navy 'X wi H W V 'bowfam STQMPS 1 FTW Sf-,XJ 'mf ,f ' jf fx 1? 33 Y A A t X ,ff ?Q3KiL:5-ff, dlizllfq? Q?5-A f WE? f ff! fQf- ' QUE! SMH Q C535 Cf Am! now, Tam' amd Taddy, jfs your tum- .T Senior Class 0 cers President. . . . Secretary ....... Vice-Presidenl .... Treasurer ....... We, the class of 1943, are about to graduate. How closely the past, the present, and the future seem to intertwine as we stand at the climax of one life and at the beginning of another. How easy it is to recall our first dazed wanderings through the halls of DeVilbiss-our keen excite- ment at being in high school-our flrst dance, the Freshman Frenzy. Pictures of class room and club activities flash through the mind as our second and third years go by in retrospect-the Blackout,,' our Sophomore Prom, the J-Hopg Growing Pains, our junior Playg the Junior- Seni'or Farewell Dance. Our present year has seen changes brought about by the war, but we have been very fortunate in maintaining an almost normal schedule of activities. We held our Mid-Winter Dance at the Women's Building in honor of our football squadg we celebrated our Senior Prom at the Trianong we . . . . .JACK HARBAUGH . .. .. .. .BETTY HOYT . . . BARBARA WELDAY ..........f.DONRUFF enjoyed a Senior Banquet followed by a Farewell Dance at which we were feated by the Juniors. Soon, Collingwood Presbyterian Church will see us at Baccalaureate Service. We will be gradu- ated at the Colony Theater this year since the University Field House, where graduation has been held in former years, has been taken over by the Army Air Corps. Thus, as we come upon the termination of our high school days, we are at a pause between yesterday and tomorrow. The future is so close we can reach out and touch it. To many of us it means going into the Services of our country, to some it means taking positions here at the home front in industry, to others, it means preparing for a better America through a college education. All of us realize that our task is ready for us-to win this war, and to make from it a future bright with the reality of our present dreams. GRADUATION COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: Site Barth, Chefter Congett Seated: Chefter Congett, Sue Barthfftandings Alina Ching, Aliee Badenhope, Ted Maedel, Gene McDonough, Milton Byerf, Martha Vitmeier PROM AND BANQUET COMMITTEES Prom Co-Chairmen: Margaret Harnann,- Gordon Gettnzn. Banquet Co-Chairmen: janeanne Sehmidlin, Ted Gregorek Seated: Rhoda Sehnetzler, Ilahelle Griffin, faneanne Sehneidlin, Margaret Hamann, jean Harton, Shirley Clevenger Barhara Witt. Standing-jane Ealler, Boh Girkinf, Bill Wirielz, john Lowden, Newell Kaufman, Ted Gregorek, Gordon Gettnrn, Pat Haley. 18 BARBARA ABRAHAMSON -IEANETTE ALBRIGHT ALICE BADENHOPE JAMES BAEHREN SUZANN E BARTH DAVID BASH DONALD BELL OLIVE BERGER VIRGINIA ALLEN MARJORIE ANDREWS MEIRIEM BARBER PHILIP BARGER MARJORIE BAUMBERGER ALICE BEACHLER MARVIN BERGMAN JOE BERNSTEIN 19 VIRGINIA ARMENTROUT JACQUELINE AUBRY DALE BARNES 'MARY BARRETT CHARLES BECKER JANET BEERMAN ROBERT BINKLEY JANICE BLAIR AUDREY BLANKERTS PERRY BLOMBERG DOROTHY BOOTHBY SUZANNE BOWYER RUTH BRADBURN WILLIAM BRADLEY LOIS BREIVIK JAMES BRINKMAN ROBERTA BOCIAN GLORIA BOES Our War Cbeyt Campaign went over the top with .X1,696.55. 'N JAMES BRITSCH JANE BROWN 20 RUTH BOLDT WILLIAM BOLTON DONALD BOYD VIRGINIA-BOYD WILLIAM BRAND GEORGE BRAUN ROBERT BROWNING BETTY LOU BUMCROTS DAWN BUSAM DYANN BUSCHMANN ANN ABELLE BUTCHER TED BUZANI S MILTON L BYERS KATHERINE CARLSON LOUIS CARLUCCI GEORGE CARSON JACK CARTER CARL CARTER ' MARY CARTER EDWARD CHAPMAN WILMA CAUFFIEL FRANK CHESEBROUGH ALMA CHING BETTY CHILES BETTY CHRISTEN CHARLES CLARK SHIRLEY CLARK WILLIAM CLEGG SHIRLEY CLEVENGER TOM COATES LOISANNE COBLEY VERNA COLLINS JEAN COLVIN Membery of the Production Dioifion service iz tractor for me in their V-tgeirderi. ir 'A' ll' MYRTLE COMMAGER MARIAN CONN CHESTER CONZETT VIRGINIA COOLEY ROBERTA COONTZ ROBERT COSS PHYLISS COTNER WARREN COUGER JOAN cOUs1NO - DON COVRETT ROBERTA COX I MARGUERITE CRAPES JOHN CROMWELL WILLIAM CROWL fee oe? A .rtudy of balance in commando training. G50 OG'-7 RICHARD CRUMLEY SHIRLEY ANN CURTIS OLGA CZORNEY PEGGY DALE PHYLISS DAMM ALICE DAVIS ESTHER DAVIS Alf' -We -.4-' 'W ,,nn y we-,. Ufm' .rtizinp mlef like tbexe climbed to the mnoiint of -521,000 Buenaf Amigof-A new underfmnding of our .Youth American izllieur 24 JACK DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS RICHARD DEMUN JOAN DEMUTH ORLETA: DITCH AL DONNELLY ELIZABETH DUNHAM PATRICIA ECKEL MARILYN EMERY JOYCE ENGFER JOHN ERLER HARRY ERNSBERGER ELAINE ESTERLINE JUNE FALLER PATRICIA FEELY MARY FELT EVELYN FELTUS DUANE FOSNAUGHT BEN FRANCE DELLA MAY FRANCE MARY LOUISE DECKER RUTH DEHAVEN LOIS DE NIES JERRY DENNIS RUTH DONOVAN SHIRLEY DRAKE MAURICE EDGINGTON BETTY EGGLESTON MARILYN DELBECQ BRUCE DEMERS SHIRLEY DIDISSE DAVID DILLER RALPH DRESCHER JOAN DUFFEY JANE EICHMAN LYNN ELDER 25 ROBERT GIRKINS RICHARD GOINS NORMAN GRAY RICHARD GREENE VIRGINIA HAAS PATRICIA HALEY GLORIA HANEY JACK HARBAUGH HENRIETTA GOLDACKER ROBERT GOODMAN TED GREGOREK PAULINE GREUNKE ROBERT HALL MARGARETANN HAMANN CHARLES HARDY WAYNE HARRISON 26 BETTY JEAN GRACEMEYER MARY JOYCE GRAFTON ILA BELLE GRIFFIN RICHARD HAAS BETTY HAMILTON ELOISE HAMPP PATTY HARTER JEAN HARTON MARIE ERAUTSCHI JACK FROST ANN CRETE FULLER JUNE FULTON JOAN GAFFORD MARY OANNON . DOUGLAS GARDNER JEAN GEHRING LILLY GENSLER ANNA MAE GERKE GORDON GETTUM TWILIGHT GIBBS Behind the 1943 Pot 0' Gold Meet the Prime .Sxtpzjf ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Ca-Chairmen: Barbara Laibe, Dick Villwack Seated: Barbara Laibe -.ftandincgs Peggy Dale, Joyce Eng fer, Dick Villwock jim Meeker, jack Scarlett, Dick Salboj, Barbara Walter! Madelf today-tbe rea! tbing tomorrow. 28 1 1 E i CHRYSTAL HARVEY FRANCIS HARVEY MARY HEIL A LAURENCE HEINI SCH JAN ICE HICKLING DON HILL JEAN HOHENBERGER DOROTHY HOLTZ CAROL HATTENDORF ANNE HEATLEY KATHLEEN HEN SEL OWEN HESS VIRGINIA HINDE DOROTHY HINDS BETTY HOUK RICHARD HOUSEHOLDER 29 RICHARD HECKMAN MARTHA HEIDTMAN ROBERT HESSLER ROBERT HEYN JOHN HIPPEL JOAN HITE GENE HOWELL BETTY HOYT ANN HUFFMAN EDWARD HURLEY HAROLD JENISON ALICE JOHNSON MARY KANE NEIL KARP BETTY KITZMAN EVELYN KOCH JOAN HUNTLEY JEAN HUTCHINSON MARJORIE JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON NEWELL KAUFMAN LEE KEMBERLING CHARLES KLAWITTER ROBERT KLUTE 50' JOYCE INGAMELLS PAUL JEEERIES ROBERT JONES DORIS KADING DONNA KENOWER JACK KING JOAN KODER LOIS KODER I I CHARLES KOEPKE ARTHUR KOHL RICHARD KURTZ IRVIN KOSSOW MARCIA LAFLEUR PARKE LAMB . BARBARA LAIBE ROY LANKER DONALD LANSINGER WILLIAM LANTZ MARIE LASAK MAY RUTH LAWSON THELMA LANIUS ILEN E LEVEY ELAINE LIGHTFOOT ROSALIE LEWIS DOROTHY LOHNER JEANNE LOHNER ANNA MAE LONG JOHN LOWDEN A JOHN LUCAS GLORIA LUEBKA ADELINE LUMNICER JAMES MACKEY JEAN MACDONALD TED MAEDEL BETTY LEE MAHR MARILYN MAGNUS RICHARD MANDLER BERNICE MARCH EDWARD MANKIN LOUISE MARKHUS JANE ANN MARTI ZITA MAY MARSH VIRGINIA MARTIN SHIRLEY MASON ROBERT MATHER DORIS MATTHEWS LEONARD MAYER ROBERT MAY N ORMA MCCOLLUM JEANNETTE MCCOY MARTHA MCCOMBS MAXINE MCDONALD GENE MCDONOUGH JEAN MCDONNELL RUSSELL MCELROY CORRIENN E MCFARLAND JANICE MCFARLAND JEAN MCGREGOR CHARLOTTE MCNEAL MARY MCMAHON MARGIE MCSORLEY RICHARD MEEK lff ffV0rnrzn'J duty to know Nutrition. De Vrlbifx Trgerf dawned that runner 34 JAMES MEEKER MARY ANNE MERRILL FRED MILLER ROSEMARIE MILLER FRED MOLLENKOPF JAMES MONROE NANCY NAGEL JEANNE NASH JEAN NOLTE HARRY NORDGREN MURIEL NORDSIEK JEANNE N UOFFER CHARLES NUTE GEORGE NUTIL JACK oLDs JANET OLFING FRED OTT WILLIAM PAGE MONITA PATTERSON MARCENE PEDERSEN DORIS METZGER DORIS MEYERS RUTH MILLER VICTOR MILLER NORMAGENE MORGAN JEANNE MUNTZ MAGDALEN N ETTER SHIRLEY N EWMAN ELIZABETH MIHALUS CONSTANCE MILLER DONNA MOEBIUS MORRIS MOEN MONALEE MURLIN ELVIN MYERS RICHARD NIPPE FRANK NISCH 35 JOAN PRICE CHARLOTTE PROUT MARTHA LEE REAMS RICHARD REDMAN WANDA ROBERTSON GRANT ROCKWELL EVELYN ROOT JACK ROSIN JEANNE RACY DONALD RAHLA RUSSELL RICE DONALD RIDGE DORIS ROHWEDER WILLIAM ROHWEDER DUANE ROWAN RICHARD RUFE BARBARA RALPH JOHN READ IRENE RIGBY ROBERT ROBBINS RICHARD ROMANOFF BONNIE ROMBERGER CLON RUFFER GEORGE RUHL WESLEY PELTON MARGARET PEO PLES ROLLAND PERCIVAL JACK PERKINS BETTY ANN PERRIN DON PETERS 56 VIRGINIA PIETSCH PERSIS PINE PATIENCE PIZER PATTY POLLMAN ROBERT POMEROY MARIAN PRATT 56 fi? fJ,:.-:B ,M lf! f ,qvaif f'L .!' Our Jchool if ready for an emergemjf. Fin! Aid haf become common knowledge. 37 SENIOR MID-WINTER COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: fean S palding, George Ryder. Seated: Ted Gregorek, jean S paldintg. Standing: Eoabfn Koch, faneanne Sehnzidlin, Della France, Carole Shepard. The Oriental History Clan admires Jome relief found near the Great Wall in China. 38 BARBARA RUPP WILLIAM RUPP WILLIAM RYDMAN GEORGE RYDER GERALDINE SAHLOFF RICHARD SAHLOFF RICHARD SAUNDERS JACK SAWYER CARL SCHAFER JACK SCARLETT JANEANN SCHMIDLIN PATRICIA SCHMIDT SHIRLEY SCHMUHL RHODA SCHNETZLER ROBERT SCHOONMAKER ROY SCHWACHENWALD LAWRENCE SCOTT EDWARD SEADIN JANE SEAWATER RICHARD SEEMAN DORIS SEGER EUGENE SELIGMAN VIRGINIA SELLS ARLEN E SEN TLE FRANCES SHAFFER CAROLYN SHANER SHIRLEY SHANER MILDRED SHANKS JEAN s1EcK ANDREW SI WILIAM SHEA CAROLE SHEPARD TOM SIEGLER ART SIMPSON NNES BETTY SISSEL AREWANA SMITH DOROTHY SMITH JEAN SMITH JAMES SNIDER EVELYN SOBECK DOROTHY SPRAN GER DON ELDA SPRATT WILLOW JEAN STOKEY KENNETH STONE MARCUS SMITH RAY SMITH JEAN SONNENBERG JEAN SPALDING EDITH STAGER HARRIETTE SQUIRE JAMES STORER CHRISTENE STULTS 41 RICHARD SMITH RONALD SMITH GLORIA SPEERS BERNICE SPITLER CAROLYN STANBERRY BETTY RUTH STOFFEL CARL STURTZ BERKLEY SWEET Y 'rf' -I6 +44 'TF JEAN TALBOTT SHIRLEY TANNER MARGUERITE THOMPSON MARILYN TODD BETTY TROUP DONALD TUSSIN G RICHARD VILLWOCK IRENE WAGNER RICHARD GOINS DON HILL PY' , EDWARD TANNERY MARGUERITE TARBOX RICHARD TOEPFER VIRGINIA TOWNSEND WAVA ULRICH RAY VALASSIS FRANK WALLEY BARBARA WALTERS DOROTHY KNIGHT ESTHER LANKENAU 42 ,015 ISOBEL TATE MARGUERITE THIELMAN JEAN TRINKNER CHARLES TRIPP PATRICIA VANKARSEN MARTHA VIETMEIER BETTY WALTERS KENNETH WALZ BEATRICE NADOLNY JOYCE POTTER WILLIAM WARNER ROBERT WARRICK WILLIAM WELLS ROBERT WENDT BETTY WILHELM DORIS WILHELM VIRGINIA WITHROW BARBARA ANNE WITT GENE ZACKRISSON .IOANNE ZANVILLE FRANCES WEBER ALICE WEIR RICHARD WENING ROBERTA WESTCOTT JIM WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS LOUIS WITT BARBARA WOLCOTT JOANNE ZEISLER RUTH ZETTELL 43 BARBARA WELDAY JANE ANNE WELLER LYMAN WHITNEY GLORIA WHITTING DAVID WILSON WILLIAM WIRICK VIOLET WUNCH JOAN YOUNGS THOMAS ZIMMERMAN LUELLA JAHNKE Seated-Louise Markhus, Magdalene Netter, Evelyn Cook, Barbara Witt, Betty Troup. Standing-Al Donnelly, Dick Crumley, Lawrence Heinisch. Nat in picture-Mort Edgington, Berkley Sweet, Margaret Peoples. Commissioners Service and justice-MORT EDGINGTON-combines duties of two commissions-heads our Service Corps, and acts as Prosecuting Attorney before the Student Court-a good man to beware of! Publicity-BRUCE DEMERS-takes charge of all pro- paganda and sees that the right bulletins and posters are up when and where they oughta be-he'll say it or have it said for you. Awards-LAWRENCE HEINISCH-conducts award sys- tem whereby Tad and Taddy are rewarded for outstand- ing school service in the fields of scholarship, sports, and other activities-be nice to this chap! Athletics-BERKLEY SWEET-directs programs put on between halves at football games, supervises cheer lead- ing and mass meetings-sees to the morale side of our sports. Finance-AL DON NELLY-keeps tab on club treasuries, supervises all ticket selling, and extracts ten per-cent of all proiits from affairs sponsored by clubs to which ad- mission is charged-just another bill collector! Dqfense-EVELYN COOK-directs sales of War Stamps and Bonds and is co-ordinator between the school and the Civilian Defense Council-you've seen her every week when you buy your defense stamps. Student Webtare-MAGDALENE NETTER-supervises voting, relief and clean-up campaigns, plans assembly programs-she promotes school spirit and fellowship. Organizations-LOUISE MARKHUS-assists Tad and Taddy to join the clubs they wish and sees that they don't overdo it, enforces club rules, and promotes new clubs- wartime curtailment of activities makes her job easier. Social Affairs-BARBARA WITT-assists in the planning of school dances and other social affairs, checks on all plans-supervises our little social whirl. Publications-MARGARET PEOPLES-supervises edi- tion of all school periodicals, heads committee in charge of ethics for publications-promotes all-round co-opera- tion. Clerk of Board-BETTY TROUP-keeps attendance for the Student Council, records grade averages of Senator Tad and Representative Taddy-records momentous doings for posterity. These students, who graduated in january to leave for college or the armed forces, were commissioners during the first semester. Athletics .... .... D on Hill Finance ....... ...... R ay Smith Publications. . . . . . . Francis Harvey justice ...... .... B ob Pomeroy Publicity .... .... B ruce Demers Awards. .. .... john Erler Sef Government in Pmetice DeVilbiss' unique system of student self-government this year lay in the hands of these sixty-five Student Council Representatives. Paul Ackers, Virginia Andrews, Sam Bellig, Phil Bockley, Dick Bridgman, james Buckholy, Vernon Chriss, Chester Conzett, Evelyn Cunningham, Dick DeMunn, M. j. Dewey, jerry Draheim, Ben Durian, Charles Elliott, Pat Etters, Yvonne Fairbanks, june Franklin, Fred Fuller, Bette Galliers, jim Gilliand, Mary Grafton, Edward Hartman, Annis Henry, Pat Herzberg, Patsy Hinde, .Ioan Keller, Bob Kennedy, Bill Kirk, Art Kohl, Dick Kurtz, Dale Laudry, john Louden, Marilyn Magnus, Shirley Martin- dale, Lee McKnight, Marilyn Miller, Margaret Minke, Sam Mulopulos, Donnabee Murlin, Jerry Morton, Melvin Mull, Rock Parkinson, Marilyn Paulin, Clarence Paw- licki, Don Peters, Geraldine Read, Wanda Robertson, Bill Rohweder, john Ryder, Joanne Schwartz, Melvin Schultz, May Sherman, Ralph Shunk, Carl Sturtz, Gerry Taylor, Bill Thompson, Bob Tussing, Bob Vick, Alice Vitmier, Bob Waters, Betty Welland, Betty Wilhelm, Doris Wilhelm, Bob Williams, Dave Wright. The'Student Council this year was under the leadership of Charles Clark during the first semester, and continued under the presidency of Dick Crumley for the second semester. Among its accomplishments were the forma- tion of the Victory Corps, the sponsorship of the tax Stamp collection-from which the school netted fifty- one dollars, and the preparation of a scroll letter to Lieutenant Mathias upon which students and teachers wrote messages. The Council is divided, after the pattern of the U. S. Congress, into two houses-the Senate, and the House of Representatives. The Senate is composed ofjunior and Senior home room delegates, while the Freshmen and Sophomores make up the House of Representatives. Presiding over the House is the Speaker, who this year was Chester Conzett. In the two houses, or the Congress, is invested the power to make regulations concerning school organizations and general conduct about the school. The executive power is vested in the President of the Council, and a Board of Commissioners appointed by him. DeVilbiss has long had a Student Council, but only since last year has it been organized along the lines of the most notable democratic assembly in the world. Its successful record so far has made it an outstanding example of democracy in action. The Feezrful Four STUDENT COURT JUSTICES-Mort Edgington, Chief justice, Dick Ehrhardt, Gordon Gettum, Betty Gracemeyer. To these four students goes the task of determining what to do with Tad when he prefers the great outdoors to the school room, or Taddy when she chooses Tyrone Power over the three R's. Picked from the general student body, they mete out penalties for sundry offenses, are responsible for Taddy's wiping dishes in the cafe- teria, or Tad's staying in after school at night. Constantly on the alert for avenging mischief-makers, they must be especially careful not to be pushed down the stairs or out windows as this would necessitate appointing a whole new Student Court. They have done a satisfactory piece of work, however, both in judging well and wisely, and in avoiding all physical dangers connected with their jobs, the proof of which lies in the improved behavior of num- erous Tadites, and in the healthful existence of all four justices. T In A f ng 1 r,' 1 ' ,-.Sym :Quin 1' -:f - w- 1- 1 1 4 I I l 15220-S ,S'Ma.QlZ QVNV52 Q 1 N N ll 05,41 '- . S NX- 'f- QQSQ f I 6 X r, I sd I f N ' 1 'x f 2 .2 l 3 'K 1 529' -:Q f A Ns. Q 0 T-3 Simrlq A Service 01105 Two short years ago, with a small group of stu- dents as a nucleus, and Mr. Raymond Lowry as advisor, the DeVilbiss Service Corps was created. Today, many of the students from that first group are gone, but the service Corps carries on. In that two years much has been accomplished. It has become a highly efficient body, ready at any time to serve the school, for the Corps was and is dedicated to one aim, one purpose-serving DeVilbiss. The Corps does not as a rule function 46 as a whole, but rather through the different squads. These squads work as ushers and guards at foot- ball and basketball games, they work on the hall patrol, the library patrol, they work any place, anytime, in all kinds of weather. Each squad has its own set of ofhcers, elected by the squad itself. Each squad is a small army within itself, and yet all these armies work together for the good of all. And so for doing a great job and doing it well, we offer a salute to the DeVilbiss Service Corps. Joanne Behm Jeanne Bensley Audrey Blankerts Judy Boulle Joan Brehm Joyce Carbin Marion Coss Francis Dotson Shirley Drake Katherine DuBell Pauline Falzone Gloria Griggs Marge Hanson Joanne Hardy Dorothy Hutchinson Priscilla Inselman Irene Johnston Beverly Jones Beatrice Kiker Lila Kuenzle Lois LaVoie Margie Lynn Dale Barnes Sam Billig Bob Bowlesland Duane Buschman Bob Christy Hohm Cook Sanford Crawford Jim Delbecq Arnold Elfenhauifer Harold Garling Charles Hardy Ray Hartzell USHERS HALL PATROL Virginia Martin Geraldine Sahloff Betty Schellmat Janet Schwanger Jacqueline Scott Madeline Scott Pat South Audrey Sulier Mable Suter Dorothy Thompson Beatrice Wagner Carolyn Wiegand Wilma Wise Virginia Zeunen Catherine Brown Gladys McNeal Mary Katherine Mowry Dora Schellmat Mary Gannon Elouise Hammond GUARDS Gene McDonough Duane Moses Thomas Myers James Proctor Don Sell Art Spaulding Russell Spindler Jim Storer Carl Thielman Robert Thielman Paul Wagner CAPTAIN-Mort Edgington Albert Ahlers Dale Barnes Albert Donnelly Mort Edgington Earl Ensign Warren Hall Jack Harbaugh Ray Hartzell James Keller Melvin Kimble Walter Kobil Irvin Kossow Dick Nippie Frank Nisch Richard Pervin Jack Rogers Eddie Wilch Bill Wood Gene Zackrisson LIBRARY PATROL CAPTAIN-Marilyn Emery Betty Ball Marge Baumberger Jeanne Bensley Shirley Blinn Pat Davis Dorothy Douds Marilyn Emery Yvonne Fairbanks Janice Finn Joyce Foreman Della May France Marie Frautchi Twilight Gibbs Dorothy Hinde Joyce Ingamells Luella Jahnke Joan Koder Marilyn Mcllhenny Mary Lee Morgan Normagene Morgan Dick Mueller Wilma Neyser Laurel Price Shirley Schmuhl Jane Seawater Doris Seger Jean Spalding Dorothy Stall W5 Chuck Holy Ralph Wilson Carol Heyn Ted Maedel DeWayne Wilton Shirley Tanner on ,, w, ,iw ,,',,, Q 1' f k 1- ' anal K V , l T QP' RO, 111 - A Y J M . Q A or 47 BW-his 64 -2 ' Q DD Tad and Taddy are in the Victory Corps! They're backing up the man behind the man behind the gun by joining this nation-wide organization of young people designed to coordinate and encourage activities contri- buting to the war eifort. Tad himself soon may be the man behind the gun. Who knows? And Taddy wonit be far behind. No knitting needles for her! If she's not turning out jeeps, she'll be victory gardening for dear life. But whatever tomorrow brings, they'll be better pre- pared for having belonged to the Victory Corps. The Victory Corps is divided into five special service divisions: Air Service Division, Land Service Division, Sea Service Division, Production Service Division, and Community Service Division. The general aim of these divisions is two-fold: C11 the training of youth for that 'B?.QLx SMH war service that will come after they leave school, and C25 the active participation of youth in the community's war effort while still in school. First of the units to be organized was the Air Service Division, pioneering with approximately eighty mem- bers. The aim of this group is to widen the sphere of aeronautics knowledge by daily preparation in pre-Hight courses. This group has come a long way towards real- izing its goal by constructing plane models, reading Current Aviation papers, and training in plane identi- flcation. Miss Larkin is advising this division, whose student leader is Gene Zackrisson. March 18th was the organization date of the Sea Ser- vice Division, led by Mr. Stalker. Induction included seventeen members with a nucleus of ten boys with past WQPP5 experience in Boy Scouts or Sea Scouts who will act as leaders, as officers, and as instructors. The main objec- tives of the division are physical fitness and training for service. Service preparation will include training for seamanship, signaling, Morse Code, elementary naviga- tion, learning rules of the road for both fresh and salt- water navigation, nomenclature of ships, types of ships, and the international rules. Charter members will par- ticipate in a program of military drill in classes which are being held for all high school boys. The Community Service Division organizes our school junior Red Cross, Home Nursing girls, students partici- pating in money raising campaigns for war purposes, assistants in air raid drills, and other similar groups into one unit working to serve their community. The Home Nursing girls have done outstanding work in their volunteer hours outside of school at various hospitals. They have made surgical dressings, rolled bandages, and assisted dieticians. Other girls have knitted or taken care of children whose parents are in industry. One of the junior Red Cross projects this year was the supply- ing of army camp amusements. Magazines, candy bars, records, sheet music, and books have been sent to the boys in service. Red Cross sewing has been another major project. There is a Red Cross disaster corps to help in refuge shelters. In the Community Service Divi- sion is included also our school organization for air raid a aa e drills. A few of our students have even become full Hedged air raid wardens. One of the most recent activi- ties of the division was the distributing of WAAC post- ers for display in store windows. Betty Galliers is the student chairman under the guidance of Miss Bloom, Miss Miller, and Miss Van Noorden. The Production Service Division of the Victory Corps combines industry and agriculture. In our shops, stud- ents are preparing for service in war industry to relieve the critical manpower shortage. Thousands of addi- tional worker are needed in factories manufacturing air- craft, munitions, and special war equipment, and we are proud that so many of our students are training to be the man behind the gun. Albert Ahlers is the student chair- man ofthe groupg Mr. Balsam is the advisor. Other home front soldiers are the victory gardeners. Four hundred students are participating in the agriculture branch of the Production Service Division. Meetings were held to give instructions for planning and planting. Head gar- deners are Mr. Diller, Mr. Coontz, Mr. Nauts, Mr. H. Emery, Miss Dickey, and Mr. Kiker. The Land Service Division of the Victory Corps is aimed to make the greatest possible number of pupils physically lit to carry on as members of the armed forces or as eihcient workers. With this objective in mind our physical training program has been intensified under the leadership of Mr. Norman Kies. 5.4 L.J l 1 ' WAR 43292-5 Sunil ,ix X I fm i ? XXX 'X A TAS?- Wf J ix 'J A falxiggx bm 5 , Q25 KA 1 rj SRXX Y , lr x I I M4 WMC Commando Tac! 50 C D lllix... Small mfsity The DeVilbiss Tigers of the gridiron, led by Head Coach Ollie Klee, went through an up-and-down season. The highlight of the season was the Libbey game on Thanksgiving morning. In wind-swept Page Stadium the mighty Libbey Cowboys, undefeated in eighteen games, lined up to slaughter the DeVilbiss Tigers. The whistle blew and the battle began. For the lirst half the game waged unchecked but no advantage was gained by either side. After the rest at the half, the battle began again, continuing until it seemed that the game would end with no score for either side. But fate deemed other- wise, and with only four minutes to play, the Cowboys blocked a Tiger punt behind the goal line and fell on it for six pounts. That was the score at the end ofthe game. At the annual banquet Dick Kurtz, senior center, was voted the most valuable player and received the Doc Berlin Trophy. junior wingback, Dick Ehrhardt, was elected captain on the 1943 squad. Football Letter Bill Wirick Don Covrett Dick Mandler Wendel Hollar Chuck Holtz Jim Koliwitz Ronny Smith Bob Browning Jim Baker Bill Warner Dick Kurtz Chuck Clark Bob Klute Rolly Percival Dick Goins Bill Bolton Arnold Whitaker Winners Brent Thompson Russ Barrowman Dick Redman Dick Toepher Al Lewis Dick Ehrhardt Bill Lantz jack Perkins Bob Pomeroy joe Bernstein Mort Edgington Warren Schmidt Fred Mollenkopf Art Simpson Bill Crowl Bert Fike ootbazll Schedule Cleveland Glenville .... At Scott ............ Central ...... Akron Kenmore. . . . Woodward .... . . Waite ....... At Sandusky ..... At Martin's Ferry .... Libbey .......... Varsity nsketbnll Schedule Libbey ...... Central ........ At Macomber. . . At Sylvania. . . . At Adrian ..... Scott ........ ..... At Woodward. . . . At Waite ........ .....37-22 .....29-42 .....33-39 .....36-27 .....36-25 .....49-24 .....31-37 .....51-33 At Libbey .... At Deliance .... At Central ..... Macomber .... At Scott.. .. .. Woodward ........... Waite............ .... .. Tournament-Sylvania. . . . . . . . 41-24 36-48 45-60 43-31 51-42 34-29 53-42 45-56 The 1942-43 basketball squad, after a slow start, finished the second half of the city race with the rating of the hottest team in town. During the second round play, the Tigers lost only one game and defeated Macomber and Woodward, present city and district champions, by good margins. Seniors Capt. Bill Bolton Bob Browning jack Olds y jim Snider Tennis, 1942 The tennis team was an honor to DeVilbiss in the city competition. They were undefeated for the complete league schedule. The members were: jim Wolfe, jack Baird, jim Mathias, Rex Hendrixon, Raleigh Campbell, Dave Wright, and joe Cannon. Tmck, The 1942 DeVilbiss track team, led by Captain jack Duncan, successfully defended its city and district championships. The team was undefeated in dual com- petition, having victories over Woodward, Waite, and Libbey. We did not meet Scott. The district title was easily annexed at Bowling Green. jack Duncan, Russell Led by Captain Bill Bolton, DeVilbiss won ten and lost five games. Center jack Pfieffer was high scorer with 190 points, followed by jack Olds with 132. At the annual banquet, Bob Browning was voted the most valuable player, and jack Pfieifer was elected captain of the 1943- 44 team. Letters were presented by Coach Scottie Florence to the following players: unions Capt. Elect jack Pfieifer Dave Brown jim Herssig Sammy Botek Leo Maher Gam 1942 The DeVilbiss golf team had another successful year. They were runner-up in the district meet to Sylvania, the present state champions. At the state meet the team finished sixth. Letter winners were: Bob Romberger, Captaing George Warnerg Louis Ostermanng Bob Wil- liamsg Art Kohlg Paul Rahlg and Skip McKnight. 1942 Chick, Tim Hewlett, Julius Himelhoch, jack Conrad, Dick Crumley, Owen Hess, Don Hill, Chuck Clark, jack Harbaugh, Frank Lamping, and Dick Goins made up the team. Owen Hess and Dick Goins were elected co-cap- tains for 1943. Swimmin , 1943 The swimming team, lead by Captain Ray Valassis, had only one meet, that was with Adrian. The Tigers were victorious. Limited by transportation difficulties, they still practiced at the Y. M. C. A. at least two nights a week. be War and For most of the senior boys the war is just around the corner. A member of the armed forces must be in shape, and so must the future members also be. Under the able supervision of Athletics, Director Norman Pollman, the boys of DeVi1biss have been lead through a strenuous physical education program which is primarily designed to accustom them to the vigorous physical training in the service. Among the many things required in the pro- X X!! Members of the team were: Ray Valassis, Bob Heyn, Bob Spengler, Jim Young, Jack Sawyer, Bill Taylor, Dick Smith, Dick Seeman, Lee Kemberling, Russ Flanni- gan. bysiml Fitness gram are calisthenics, tumbling, and the newly formed commando course. The remaining time of the five days a week is spent in rough and tumble physical contact games, and in the study of First Aid. All in all, it is hoped that the well-rounded physical education program has better prepared the senior boys of DeVilbiss for their entry into the armed services. 4 T3 N sk as 6, 53,3 ll if v 52 'A . ' 2 ee I K, I I Gzrls' thletzcs Physical Fitness for Miss Delfilbiss Groans and moans seemed to be the pass- word in the girls' gym this year, as the girls limped stifliy in, day after day to take ex- ercises-exercises and more exercises. The keynote being physical fitness, the girls wouldn't slacken, stiffness or not. CAnd believe me we were all stiff J. Besides exercises, we had exercises. Plus our regular gym program. The fall season con- sisted of exercises, field ball and exercises for the freshman, hockey and exercises for the sophomores, exercises, hockey and exercises for the iuniorsg and exercises for the seniors, although they were more fortunate, and were allowed to participate in outside classes in bowling, golf, swimming, tennis, and riding. Full swing ahead for the winter season of exercises and a little basketball, team sports, and more junior antipathies for modern dance. G. The Girls' Athletic Society, managed by junior officers for the first time, had one of its most successful years, socially and athletically. We took in the green-horns October 23 at a Freshman Mixer at Ottawa Park. Remem- ber the wonderful cider and the soap-box speeches? And then who could forget the hayride on November 29, when we all nearly froze to death? Drip-drip-drip was the theme A. The climax to the basketball season was held in the boy's gym where the seniors played the juniors. CBut we donlt talk about thatlj Ah, spring! The boid is on the wing! And some of the gals wished that they had wings so they could fly around the field instead of run- ning the two lengths-after which they had to take the whole period to recuperate. The rest of the season was spent in baseball and- exercises. In spring a young man's fancy turns to- tennis, and this year he had real reason to be thinking of such. The athletic commission sponsored a tournament which consisted of girls' and boys, singles, girls' and boys' doubles, and mixed doubles. The gym staff heartily agree that the tournament was a grand success because of the-exercise! S. of our splash party held at the Y.M.C.A. on january 50, followed by mid-year awards. We had a novel and dignified CPD Mom's Nite, April first, with a Take It or Leave It pro- gram. The sophomores are still lamenting the fact that they couldn't go to Bowling Green for play-day, May eighth. And to make the matters 3 , 1 - 1 Wm fmaghlfsfil 0,323 - Q s 54 worse, the juniors and seniors had such a swell time that they can't stop talking about it. Dad isn't really so old and run-down, as some of the girls found out at Pop's Nite. Somehow the pops always manage to win. Something new-the bike hike. We rode our bikes out to the Doherty Club for one grand day of -exercise. And last, but most important, the senior banquet given by the juniors-a time to say so-long to the senior girls who have been the makers of the G. A. S. and our best friends. fft.. I UNK' X .X -6 c 55 Our leaders this year were not only promin- ent in athletic circles burin all school activities. Elizabeth Roulet, our president, was elected Typical Taddyf' Our vice president was the quick-witted, vibrant pillar of the junior class, Betty Galliers. Then there's Alice Vitmeier, our secretary, who was definitely hit hardest by the exercises and who is known for her Gee, I live a hard life. Our only senior oificer was Marge Hamann, treasurer. Marge is one of the grand- est girls you could know-a true example of a G. A. S. girl. .Z 2 f' niece, om Handling war calls in the long distance telephone oiiice is a definite contribution to the war effort. High School Seniors who qualify for positions as operators have excellent chances for advancement in permanent positions. Inquire about this Essential Work. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 121 HURON STREET DAILY szoo to szoo A Abrahamson, Barbara Ann-Here is something diferent .......................... . . . I 9 Home Room President I, 23 Friendship I, E3 Philifethean'Z'33 Curizfi, 23 ReT1 Cross Representative 33 Prism Representative 42 Prom Committee 21 Girls' Athletic Society I, 2, 33 Intramurals I2 Community Chest Campaign 4. Albright,.1eannette Elizabeth-I'm in step with ourtzmes ............................ I9 Transferred from Wyandotte, Michigan. Friendship Club 25 V. C.-Production Ser- vice Division. Allen, Virginia Elizabeth-She attains that which she seeks ....................... I 9 Friendship Club IQ Art Club IQ Dance Com- mittee I. Andrews, Marjorie Lee-Honors to her .... IQ Transferred from Newark. New Jersey. Math Club 52 Girls' Athletic Society 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, SQ Friendship Club 2, 33 Honor. Roll 3, 4g V. C.-Community Ser- vice DIVISIOH. Armentrout, Virginia Constance-I dislike nobody .............................. I 9 Service Club 33 Football Usher I, 23 V. C.- Community Service Division. Aubry, Jacqueline Jeanne-Blond Bomhshellx 9 B Badenhope. Alice Jane-There lies a deal of deviltry beneath the calm exterior. . I8, I9 Girls' Athletic Society I, 2, 43 Pericleans 2, 3-Vice-President 33 Friendship Club I, 2, SQ Sub-Deb Club 32 Pot O' Gold Staff 2, 3. 45. Circulation Manager 3, 41 Senior Gradu- ation Committeeg Dance Committee I, 23 Baccalaureate Committee 33 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I ,2, 3, 4. Senior nde Baehren, James H.-The good-natured man. I German Club I, 23 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Hag Patrol 43 Library Patrol 33 Play Committee SQ Student Council Representative IQ Pot O' Gold Staff 4. . , Barber, Meiriem Lois-OH to a merry start. I 9 Barger, Philip Bruce-A keen mind ....... Ip Glee Club 33 Rainbow Chorus .51 DeV1 - tr1esd33 Honor Roll I, 2, 52 University of Tole o. Barnes, Dale Arthur-He towers above the crowd ....... ............. .......... . I 9 DeVilbiss Service Corps 3, 4. Barrett, Mary Jeanne-Never an idle moment Barth, Suzanne Mary-All her smiles in dimples die ............................. I 8, I9 Spanish Club 2, 3-Secretary SQ Philale- thean 2, 33 Friendship Club IQ Girls' Ath- letic Society IL DeVilbiss Service Corps IQ Prism Solicitor 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 21 Intramurals IQ Co- Chairman J-Hop3 Co-Chairman Gradua- tion Committee. Bartow, Robert-Here I am and here I will stay ................... . ............. oo Navy. Bash, David D.-The mildesl manner with the bravest mind ......................... I 9 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 45 Aeronau- tics Club 2,4 43 Home Room Treasurer IQ J-Hop Publicity Committee3 Hall Patrol 43 Cross Country 4. Baumberger, Marjorie Beth-She was just the quiet kind whose nature never varied. . . I 9 Ice Skating Club 3. Beachler, Alice Jean-Easy Come. Easy go. . I9 Friendship Club IQ Girls' Athletic Society 43 Bowling Club I, 25 Red Cross Repre- sentative 32 Girls' Athletic Representative 4. Becker. Charles-A man he was to all the ladies dear ........................... I9 56 Beerman. Janet Lee-True happiness consists in doing good ............ . ..... ...... . I 9 V. C.-Community Service Division. Bell, Donald Lloyd-A man of merit ....... I 9 Band 1,722 Junior Play-Tickets. Berger, Olive Katherine-Carefree from sun- rise to sunset ..... . . . ............... . . I 9 Bergman, Marvin-A rolling stone gathers no moss ....... ........... ..... . ........ I 9 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4Q Base- ball 2, 3, 4-Captain 4. Bernstein, Joseph Jay-A man of wisdom is a man ofyears.......... ....... .......I9 Navy I, University ofToledo3 Hall Patrol 43 Police Force 23 Home Room PresIdent.23 Chairman Finance Committee 23 Publicity Chairman 51 Ticket Committee 43 Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. Binkley, Robert Frederick-Tomorrow is an- other day . . ............ : ............ . I 9 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3. Blair, Janice Marilyn-Bright and peppy. . . I 9 Friendship Club IQ Bow ing Club 4. Blanchard, Don-Following his falher's foot- steps ................................ oo Navy. Blankerts, Audrey Elaine-She willingly does her part ............................. 20 Band I, 23 Orchestra 32 Football Usher 3, 42 Honor Roll 43 Intramurals 4. Blomberg, Perry E.-A man he was to all the school so dear ................. . ....... 20 Hall Patrol 3, 43 Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4. Bocian, Roberta Ruth-She has a winning way ................................. 20 Boes, Gloria Mae-An old fashioned girl in a modern setting ............... . ........ 20 Friendship Club IQ Spanish Club I, 2, 33 Home Room Secretary IQ Red Cross Repre- sentative 3. There is a place for lnsulux Glass Bloclc in every home. Insulux Products Divison OWENS-lLLlNOlS GLASS COMPANY, TOLEDO, OHIO Boldt, Ruth Eleanor-Good health and good sense are Izfels greatest hlessings ........ 20 Home Room Secretary IQ Home Room Treasurer IQ Honor Roll IQ DeVi1biss Ser- vice Corps. Bolton, Bill-Little big shot ............... 20 Boothby, Dorothy Ruth-A lady sweet and kind ................................ 20 Honor Roll 1, 23 Friendship Club 1, 23 Glee Club IQ Senior Banquet Committee. Bowyer, Jean Suzanne-Fine natures are like hnepoems ........... .... 20 Boyd, Don Conklin-Laughter equals happi- ness ................................. 20 Intramural Basketball. Boyd, Virginia Elizabeth-Delight in every .mood ................. ...... ........ 2 o Library Patrol 1, 2, SQ. Chairman of War Stamps 43 J-Hop Committee. Bradburn, Ruthml am not worrying ....... 20 Periclean 2, SQ Bowling Club 1, 2. 5, 43 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Honor Roll 1, 4Q Home Room Secretary 32 Dance Committee 1, 21 Intramurals 1. Bradley, Wfilliam Charles-A wise head, a silent tongue .......................... 20 Navy V-1, University of TOled0Q Glee Club 1,. 23 Captain Hall Patrol 4g Home Room Vice-President 3Q Home Room President 43 Play Committee 53 Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4. Brand. William David A finger in every pie .................................. 20 Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4-President 1, 2Q Program Chairman 4Q German Club 1, 2, 4Q Voca- tional Club 23 Spanish Club 52 Pot O' Gold Staff 5, 4-Business Manager 42 Play Com- mittee 32 Class Treasurer 4Q Senior Ban- quet Committee. Braun, George-The good die young-Beware Navy. 0 Breivik, Lois Estelle-Delightful to know. . . 20 J-Hop Committee. Brinkman, Jim Edward-Here today, gone to- morrow ............................. 20 Stage Crew 43 Hall Patrol 43 Student Guard 4g Chairman of War Stamps 4. Britsch, James Arthur-Nothing hinders or daunts me ............... .. ....... v. . . 20 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4-Treasurer 43 H1-Y 2, 5, 4- Brown, Jane Cushing-Quiet of mouth but alert of mind ......................... 20 Spanish Club 2. 32 Community Chest Cam- patgn. Browning, Robert W.-The gentleman of the hour. , .............................. 20 Spanish Club 2, 5-Treasurer 3Q Home Room President SQ Basketball 2, 5, 4Q Foot- ball 2, 5, 4. Bruun, Carl-Success is yours. . . . . . . . . . oo Buffmgton, Ed-A man ofsuccess. . . . . . . . .oo Army. Bumcrots, Betty Lou-Dependabilitv, ..... 20 Friendship Club 1, 23 Vocational Club 23 Periclean 53 Literary Club 33 Curia 23 Home Room Treasurer 5. Busam, Dawn J.-With her hlond hair she needs no more ........................ 2 1 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Curia 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Girl Scouts 53 Glee Club 1, 23 Prom Committee 2. Busihmann, Dyann M.-Diane, the goddess of ooe ................................. 2 1 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Spanish Club 23 Intramurals 1. Butcher, Annabelle-To meet her is to like her ................................. 21 V. C.-Community Service. Buzanis, Theodore Charles-You can'l do better .......... ......... ..21 Home Room President 4Q Intramurals. 57 Byers. Milton Frank-Neptunels son. . . 18, 2 1 Naturalist Club 2, 5-Treasurer 32 J-Hop Committee3 Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 43 Red Cross Representative 23 Senior Graduation Committee3 Track 1, 2, 5, 4 z Cross Country 2, 3, 4- C Carlson, Katherine Elizabeth-They wondered that one small head could carry all she knew ................................ 21 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Spanish Club SQ Zeta- lethean 2, 53 Friendship Club 1, 2Q DeVil- tries 23 V. C.-Community Service. Carlucci, Louis-Good things come in small j1ackages............................ 2I Army. , Carson, George-All the great are dying and I'm notfeelzng well ........... . ....... 2 1 Carter, Carl-Bright young ideas .... . . . . 2 1 Army. Carter, Jack-Above everything else, a gentle- man ..................... .........., 2 1 Hi-Y 2, 5, 41 J-Hop Committee3 Intra- murals 4. Carter, Mary Evelyn-Little, but oh myl. . .21 Friendship 1, 2g Curia 23 Spanish Club 2. Cauliiel, Wilma June-Nothing ventured, nothing won . ........................ 2 1 Periclean 1, 2, SQ Spanish Club 1, 2, QQ Sub-Deb Club 2, 31 Bowling Club 33 Peri- clean 2, SQ Intramurals 5. Chapman, Edward Eldred-His shyness is deceptive ............................ 21 Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4Q Intramurals 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Chesebrough, Frank-At ease in action .... 2 1 Chiles, Caroline Betty-Busy as a bee. . .... 2 1 Girls' Athletic Society 2, SQ Leaders' Club 2, 53-Chairman of War Stamps 4Q V. C.- Nutrition. Ching, Alma-A born leader .......... 18, 2 1 Entered as a Senior. Friendship Club 43 Home Room Vice-President 43 Prism Staff 4-ASSPCIHIC Editor 43 Senior Graduation Cpmm1ttee3 Honor Roll 43 V. C.-Commu- nity Service. ' Christen, Beth' Jane-Smart. yet conservative 2 1 German Club 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Society 53' Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Com- mittee 33 Hospital Work-Surgical Dres- sings. Clark, Charles William-Actions show the llldfl ................................ 21 Student Council 3, 4-President 4Q Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Clark, Shirley Anne-Hitch your wagon to a star ................................. 22 Transferred from Scott. Sub-Deb Club 33 Zetalethean.33 Intramurals 33 Red Cross Representative 33 V. C.-Land Service DIVISIOHQ Pot O' Gold Stall' 4-Senior Editor 4. Clegg, Bill H.-No other like him ......... 22 University of Toledo3 Intramurals 43 Home Room President 33 Baseball Manager 2. Clevenger, Shirley-Angels listen when she speaks.. ............ .......... I 8, 22 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3-Chaplain SQ Sub- Deb Club 52 Philaleathen 31 Girls' Athletic Society 1 , 23 Chorus 2, 51 Curia 1, 22 Spanish Club 53 Prism Solicitor 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, QQ Digest Solicitor 1. Coates, Tom Melvin-Dosen't let you down. 22 Stage Manager 33 Civilian Air Reserves Monitoring and Relay System. Cobley, Loisanne-Men? I should worry. . .22 Spanish Club SQ Home Room Treasurer 1, 2, 33.Home Room Secretary I3 Red Cross Nursing. Collins, Verna Jean-A bright spot in a round of action. . ............ ............... 2 2 Colvin, Jean A.-The prettiest smile you ever .laid eyes on .......................... 22 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3-Letter Chap- ter 23 Friendship Club IQ J-Hop Committeeg Intramurals 1, 2. Commager, Myrtle Dorothy-Add sweet things ..................... . ......... 22 Riding Club 3, 43 Swimming Club 4. Cone, John-These men know ............. 22 Conn, Marian Eleanor-Oh, those velvet brown eyes ..... ......... .... . .... 22 Friendship Club SL Intramurals 1. Conzettef Chester David-Greatness is a virtue ofthe wiX9..................I8, 22 Music Club 23. Home Room President IQ Student Council Representative 2, 4. Cooley, Virginia Mae-The serious are foreign to her ............................ . . . 22 Friendship Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 42 Mathematics Club 32 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Letter Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4Q Leaders' Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Intramurals 1, 2, 31 4- Coontz, Helen Roberta-A winning smile and a winning personality ......... ........ 2 2 Friendship Club IQ Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4- President 31 Band IQ Prom Committee 1. Coss, Robert-There are still worlds to con- quer ......... ...................... . . 22 Cotner, Phyliss Jean ..................... 22 Transferred from Findlay. Chairman of War Stamps 41 V. C.-Community Service Division. Couger, Warren D.-I shall not live in vain. 2 3 Navy V-1, University of Toledo3 Mathe- matics Club 3. Cousino. joan Helen - Decidedly worth while ............................... 23 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Letter Chapter 2, 3, 45 Friendship Club IQ Natur- alists 3, 4: Curia 22 DeVilbiss Service Corps 21 Bowling Club 2, 3, 42 Intramurals 1, 02, 31 Prism Staif 3. 4-Girls' Sports Editor 43 Civilian Defense Messenger. Couturier, Alma-Styled for fun. ..... .... . oo Covrett, Don--An athlete and a man. . ..... 23 N avy. Cox, Roberta Jean-Love in thy youth and be wise .......... .......... ............ 2 3 Prism Staff 33 Library Patrol 3. Crapes, Marguerite-Small fry-Oh my!...23 Friendship Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 23 Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 43 Honor Roll IQ DCYIIIIYCS 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Society 1, 25 Victory Corps. Cromwell, John Franklin-He looks one way and rows the other .................... 2 3 Spanish Club 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Crowl, William Howard-A live wire never gets stepped on ........................ 2 3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Patrol 2. 3, 43 Police Force 1, 2, 33 Football I. 2. 5,43A1'lTlY- Crumley, Richard Thomas--Great men are always unique ................... 23, 44 Curia 33 Spanish Club 2, 32 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4Q Home Room Vice-President 22 Home Room President 43 Class Vice-Presi- dent IQ Student Council 3, 4-President 43 Justice Commissioner 43 Red Cross Repre- sentative 2: Basketball 1, 2, 43 Play Com- mittee SQ Dance Committee IQ Co-Chair- man Junior-Senior Farewell Danceg Track 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 43 V. C.-General Chairman. Curtis, Shirley Jane-The world delights in sunny peep le ......................... 2 3 Transferred from St. Louis. Honor Roll 4Q Senior Executive Committee3 Nutrition Committee 43 Red Cross Nursing. Curtiss, Ruth Alice-When she smiles, sun- beamsdance.........................oo V. C.-Community Service Division. Czornev. Olga E.-Parked with joy. ....... 23 Bowling Club 2: Riding Club 42 Glee Club I2 Red Cross Nurs1ng3 V. C.-Air Service D Dale, Peggy Jean-I love but one, I can love no more ....... ............... 18,23 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, SQ Spanish Club 31 Friendship Club 1: Zetaletheans 32 Honor Roll IQ Bowling Club 2, 53 Intra- murals 1, 25 Prom Committee 1, 2, 32 Prism 41 Pot O' Gold Stal? 41 Announce- ments Committee 43 Red Cross Knitting. Division. Damm, Phyliss June - It's patience that count .... ,... .... . ................... 2 3 University of Toledo3 Friendship Club IS Girls' Athletic Society 2, 31 Bowling Club 33 Pericleans 3-Vice-President 53 Library Association 32 Home Room Secretary 2Q Home Room President 3. Davis, Alice Louise-gi friendship true .... .23 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Library Associa- tion 22 V. C.-Community Service Division. Davis, Jack Anthony-Monarch of all he attempts ......... I .................... 24 Home Room President 43 Intramurals 4. Davis, Robert-Shine on .................. 24 Intramurals 4-Bowling, Basketball. Davis, Esther-A pretty face is one half a dowry ....... ................ . ' .... . . .2 3 Transferred from Scott. Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee. Decker, Mary Louise-Patience makes the II1dSf27' ....................... ...... . 24 Friendship Club 1, 2, 51 Girls' Athletic Society 211-HOD Committee3 Intramurals 2. DeHaven, Ruth Joanne-To know her is to love her ............................. 24 Curia Club 21 Friendship Club IQ Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 Intra- murals 2. Delbecq, Marilyn Louise-A pretty maid with beautiful eyes ........ . ............... 24 Friendship Club IQ Intramurals 1, 2. Demers, Bruce-Such a man would win al- 7l10Sfd?ly07l6............... .... .......24 DeMun, Richard-You can rely on him .... 24 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Curia Club 2, 3: Mathematics Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-Basebal-1.1, 22 Basketball 3, 4Q V. C.-Air Service Division. DeMuth. Joan Marie-Chatterbox ........ . .24 Friendship Club 1, 2, 53 Spanish Club 52 Philalethean 32 Prism Solicitor 33 Intra- murals 2Q Play Committee 33 War Chest Committee 4. 58 DeNies, Lois M.-She radiates joy ........ . 24 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2. Dennis, H. Jerome-The ladies call him smooth .............................. 24 Marines3 Student Council IQ Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Home Room President 22 Home Room Vice-President 32 V. C.-Air Service Division. Didisse, Shirley-You rouIdn't be cuter .... 24. French Club 2, 3. Diller, David-A slow smile spread on many occaszons............................24 Ditch, Orleta-There is rhythm in her walk. 24 French Club 2, 33 Friendship Club 23 Music Guild IQ Home Room Secretary SQ Prism Solicitor IL J-Hop Committee. Donnelly, Al P.-A man is known by his deeds ........................... 24, 44 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-Secretary SQ Aeronautics Club 1, 2, 32 Student Council 43 Finance Comis- sioner 41 J-Hop Committeeg Prom Com- mittee 2, 43 Stationer's Desk 45 Hall'Patrol 3, 4Q Track 1,' 2Q V. C.- Air Service D1- vision. Donovan, Ruth Gloria-Big oaks from little acorns grow. .............. . ........... 2 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2, 33 May Festival Concerts3 Hospital Work. Drake, Shirley-Virtue is its own reward. . . 2.4 Friendship Club 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2-Letter Chapter 22 Spanish Club 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 DeVilbiss Service Corps 3, 42 DeViltries 3-Usher 1, 23 Play Usher SQ Intramurals 1, 25 Red Cross Knitting3 Victory Corps. Drescher, Ralph-Nothing much bothers me. 24 Duifey, .loan Mary-Twice as good as ever before ...... 3 ............. . ........... 24 Friendship Club 1, 23 Bowling Club 2,.33 Girls' Athletic Society IQ DeVilb1ss Service Corps 33 Riding Club 43 Tennis Club 45 Swimming Club 42 J-Hop Comm1ttee3 Victory Corps. Dunham, Elizabeth Jo-A little girl, big per- sonality .............................. 24 Friendship Club 1, 21 Bowling Club 2, 33 Swimming Club .42 Intramurals 1, 23 V. C.-Air Service Division. E Earle, Bill-How far this candle throws his flames ............................... 00 Eckel, Patricia Ann-A friend to cherish. . .24 Friendship Club IQ Tax Stamp Chairmangu Edgington, Maurice-All-American ...... . 24 Eggleston, Betty- Graced 'with polished manner and ,ine sense ................. 24 Friendship Club I2 Spanish Club 2, 52 Zetalethean 32 Bowling Club 3g Curia 23 Chairman Banquet Committee 33 Prom Committee 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Vic- tory Corps. Eichman, Jane Rosina-A silent queen ..... 24 Spanish Club 1, 2, 33 Friendship Club 1, 2. Elder, Lynn Darrell-The man who smiles. . 24 Aeronautics Club 2, 3-VICE-PfESidEUf SQ Home Room Vice-President 33 Track 2, 3. Ellis, William-Spends most of his time doing nothing .............................. oo Emery, Marilyn-She speaks with digni ty. . . 25 Friendship Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 2, 3- President 32 Philalethean 2, 32 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 V. C.-Community Service Division. Engfer, Joyce-She knows the secret of smart fashions .......................... 18, 2 5 Friendship Club IQ Spanish Club 2, 33 Prism Representative 2, 51 Prom Com- mittee 1, 23 Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committeeg Honor .Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 An- nouncements Committee 4. Erler, John Frederick-Beware the fury of the patient man .................. . ..... 2 5 Navy V-1, University of Toledo3 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4Q German Club 22 Student Council SQ Awards Commissioner 43 Home Room Secretary 41 Home Room Treasurer 42 Prism Photographer 4. Ernsberger, Harry Olin-This is the life. . .25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Home Room President 1, 25 Nominating Convention IQ Hall Patrol 25 Prom Committee 25 Football 2, 35 V. C.- Air Service Division. Esterline. Elaine-As nice as she can he .... . 25 F Faller, June-For the good are always the merry ........................... 18, 25 Zetalethean 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Bowl- ing Club 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Red Cross Representative 25 1-Hop Com- mittee5 Victory Corps. Feely, Patricia Lou-She merits high ap- praisal ............................ . . 2 5 Friendship Club IQ Student Council Repre- sentative 1, 25 Red Cross Representative 45 DeViltries 3Q Chairman of War Stampsg V. C.-Community Service. Feilbach, Paul Theodore-His fingers on the keys speak more than words ............ oo Felt, Mary J uanita-Of all the girls that are so smart, there's none like pretty Mary ...... 25 Friendship Club IQ Bowling Club 2, 3, 4- Treasurer 45 Aviation Club SQ Chess Club 3, 45 Library Association 3. 43 Junior- Senior Farewell Dance Committee5 Student Court 2, 35 Student Council Representa- tive 25 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2. Feltus, Evelyn Marie-Come, give us a taste of your quality ........................ 2 5 Bowling Club 2, 35 Student Council Repre- sentative 3. Forbes, Jack Edwin-A man to look up to. . .po Intramurals 45 V. C.-Production Service Division. . Fosnaught, K. Duane-His heart is flying there among the clouds ............. ........ 2 5 Curia 25 Math Club SQ Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. France, Ben R.-I'll get along somehow ..... 215 Movie Patrol 45 Hall Patrol 45 Footba l Manager 2, 3, 4. France, Della May-Her vivacious manner is refreshing ................... ..... 2 5, 38 Library Association 2, 33 Senior Mid- Winter Committee5 War Chest Campaign. Frautschi, Marie Elaine-It's the dreamer in me ...... . ............. ...... ........ 2 6 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3. Frost, Jack Edward-I can't he bothered .... 26 Fuller, Anne Crete ........................ 26 Sub-Debs 2, 35 Friendship Club I, 2, 32 Spanish Club 2, 35 Phtlaleathen 2, SQ Curia 2Q War Chest Campaign. Fulton, June Wilma-She is a friend to all. . 26 G Galford, Joan Beth-Happiness is her middle name ............................... 26 DeViltries 2. Gannon, Mary Frances-Virtue dwelleth on the heart, not on the tongue ............ 26 Gym Leader 2, 53 DeVilbiss Service Corps 41 Library Patrol 4. Gardner, Douglas Charles-Never an idle moment ......... , ................... 26 H1-.Y 2, 3, 43 Curia 2, 35 Hall Patrol 45 Swimming Team 45 Prom Committee 23 J-Hop Committee. Gehring, Jean Ann-A merry heart hecometh a cheery countenance. Z ................ 26 Bowling Club 15.2, SQ Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 33 Friendship Club 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 25 Riding Club 2, 3, 45 Curia 25 Intra- murals 1, 25 V. C.-Community Service Division. Gensler, Lilly--Her companionship is liked.26 Gerke, Anna Mae-Fair words never hurt the tongue ............................... 26 Frienship Club 1, 2, 3-Social Chairman 3. Gettum, Gordon Arnold-Some might say he's bashful ...................... 18, 26 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-President 3, Treasurer 4g Home Room Treasurer IQ Home Room President 23 Home Room Vice-President 4: Prom Committee 25 J-Hop Committee5 Co-Chairman Senior Prom. Gibbs, Twilight Dawn-A fair exterior is a silent recommendation . . ..... .......... 2 6 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3-Secretary 25 Music Guild 2-President 22 Bowling Club 3, 45 Swimming Club 45 Tennis Club 43 Band 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 45 Sub-Deb Club 3. Girkins, Robert George-Getting some fun outof life ........... ....... ...... 1 8 , 27 Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4-Treasurer 52 Home Room President 4Q J-Hop Publicity Committee5 Hall Patrol 4. Goins, Richard Landon-Truly a great fellow .......................... .... . 27 Student Council 1, 25 Class President IQ Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Captain 4Q Track 1, 2, 3, 4-Co-Captain5 Junior-Senior Farewell Committee5 V. C.- Sea Division. Goldacker, Henrietta-She's all that is prais- ahle ................................. 27 German Club 25 Girls' Athletic Society 1. Goodman, Robert-A gentleman makes no ll0156'................................27 Gordon, Bill-I've got the world on a string. oo Gracemyer, Bettyiean-Her qualities are such that we can speak only good of her ...... 2 7 Periclean 21 Friendship Club 1, 25 Red Cross Representative 42 Senior Mothers' Tea Committee. Grafton, Mary Joyce-A serious minded and devoted friend ...... 1 ................ ,2 7 Friendship Club IQ G1rls' Athletic Society 1, 25 Quill and Scroll 3, 4-Social Chair- man 4Q Class Secretary 22 Student Council Representative 4Q Bowling Club 35 Prism 3, 45 Intramurals 1. Gray, Norman Donald-You do the darndest things ............................... 27 Varsity Club.15 Track 1, 2, SQ V. C.-Land Service Division. Greene, Richard-The sun shineth only on the good ..... ..... .......... ...... ..... . 2 7 Gregorek, Theodore S.-Lest I should hurst with ignorance, I grin hoth day and night ........................ 18, 27, 38 Spanish Club 1, 22 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 45 Curia 35 Prism 3, 4-Editor in Chief 43 Associate Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 4- Treasurer 4Q Finance Commissioner IQ Chairman Senior Banquet Committee5 Chairman J-Hop Publicity Committee5 Chairman Senior Mid-Winter Publicity Committee5 V. C.-Community Service Division, Production Division. Gruenke, Pauline Elizabeth-Be wise and he careful ............................. 127 Transferred from Bowling Green High School. Griffin, Ila Belle-It's good to he merry and wise ..... ....................... . 18, 27 Friendship Club 2, 35 Zetalethean 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 42 DeViltries 23 Junior Play5 Home Room Treasurer5 Red Cross Repre- sentative 42 Senior Banquet Committee5 Swimming Club 4. Grilfen, Marie Kay-Better late than never. oo Transferred from South Shore High School, Chicago, Illinois. H Haas, Richard-They say the good die young so I am careful .................. ...... . 27 Transferred from Libbey. Hi-Y 1, 2. Haas, Virginia Mae-My heart belongs to Daddy .............................. 2 7 Home Room President 1, 2. Haley, Patricia Anne-From a little spark a mighty flame will hurst ............ 18, 27 Zetalethean 22 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3-Secre- tary5 Friendship Club IQ Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 45 Home Room.President 1, 2, 3, 4Q J-Hop Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Prom Committee 25 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Victory Corps. Hall, Robert-gi man of various interests. . . . 2 7 Boys' Athletic Representative. Hamann Margaret Ann-To apply one's seU toothers is good ................... 18, 27 Curia l,.2Q Friendship Club IQ Periclean 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 3, 4-President 3, 4g 59 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 45 Service Chairman 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 25 J-Hop Committee5 Digest Staff 35 Athletic Council 3, 42 Ex- ecutive Committee 43 Usher for Junior Play 35 Nominating Convention 2, 3, 4Q Chair- man of War Stamps. Hamilton, Betty June-Always trying. gener- ally succeeding ....................... 2 57 Bowling Club 45 Home Room Vice-Presi- dent SQ Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4. Hampp, Eloise-Her fingers turn to heauty along with her brush ..........,....... 2 7 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 DeViltries SQ Pot 0' Gold Staff 4. Haney, Gloria Alice-Stay as sweet as you are ........................... Z ..... 117 Girls' Athletic Society 2, 3, 45 Friendship Club 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Harbaugh, Jack Bernard-An all-round good fellow ................. 1 ....... . . . 17, 27 Engineers' Club 35 DeVilbiss Service Corps 35 Class President 43 Home Room Presi- dent IQ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Golden Gloves 25 Hall Patrol 4: Track 2, 3, 4: V. C.-Community Service Division. Hardy, Charles-A mild-mannered man. ..27 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. Harrison, Wayne L.-Trouble in mind ..... 27 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Harter, Patricia B.-A little maid with sweet eyes ....................... . .......... 2 7 Friendship Club 3, 41 Bowling Club 4- Vice-President 42 V. C.-Air Service Division. Harton, Jean Marie-The gay possessor of an active and an independent mind .... 1 8, 2 7 Girls' Athletic Society IL Curia 2: Zetlle- thean 3Q Spanish Club QQ Bowling Club.25 Red Cross Representative 1, 25 Egtecutive Committee 45 Home Room President 41 Class Vice-President 31 Dance Committee 1, 2, 35 Junior Play5 Chairman Senior Mid- Winter Publicity Committeeg V. C.-Air Service Division5 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Banquet Committee5 Pot O' Gold Staff 4. Harvey, Chrystal Lois-Her heart's on the highseas ............................. 29 Harvey, Francis-Satan takes a holiday .... 29 Hattendorf, Carol Mae-An aimiahle girl with a deep heart ................ . .......... 29 Friendship Club 1, 2.5 Bowling. Club, SQ Ice Skating Club 35 Girls' Athletic Society SQ Intramurals 1. Heatley, Anne-A lways ad lihhing ....... 4. . 29 Friendship Club 1,' 25 J-Hop Committee? Senior Prom Committee. Heckman, Richard James-Where there'sa will there's a way ......................... 29 Library Service Club 4Q Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2Q Hall Patrol 1, 22 H9519 Room Vice-President IQ Student Council 4. Heidtman, Martha-How like a queerfs her happy tread ................ v .......... 29 Student Council Representative IQ Home Room Secretary 2, SQ Red Cross Represen- tative 4Q Bowling Club 21 Ice Skating Club 35 V. C.-Community Service Division. Heil, Mary-A kind face is a beautzfulface. . 29 Heinisch, Lawrence-For he's a jolly good fellow. ......................... 5 29, 44 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4Q Home Room President 41 Junior Play5 Intramurals 2, 35 Awards Commissioner 45 Stationer's Desk 4. Hensel, Kathleen Virginia-Her sugar is not rationed ....... .............. . ...... U . . 2 dg Transferred from Warren, Ohio. Frien - ship Club 2, 3. Hess, Owen-A happy man is void of rare. . . 29 Curia 25 Student Council Representat1ve.15 Home Room President 2, 45 Executive Council 4Q J-Hop Committeeg Track 2, 3. 43 -Co-Captain 4. Hessler, Robert James-A wise man thinks he- fore he speaks ............. A ........... 29 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4Q Stamp Club 3-President5 French Club -2, 35 Camera Club 1, 22 DeViltries 31 Rainbow Chorus 3. 42 Chorus 3. Heyn, Bob-A man of many interests ....... 29 Hickling, Janice C.-Small in stature but not in personality ........ . . . ............. . 29 Friendship Club 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll 21 Victory Corps. Hildinger, Charlotte Alberta-Time rzpens all ambitions ............................ oo Glee Club 1. 2, 4. Hill, Don-A quiet tongue shows a wise head 29 Himelhoch, Geoffrey - Mighty above all thmgs ..... ......... ....... ....... . . . oo Hinde, Virginia Mae-Her lovliness I never knew until she smiled on me ........ -. . . 29 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3-TIEHSUIEI 33 Spanish Club 2, 35 Naturalists Club 33 Sub- Deb Club 2, SQ Intramurals 1. 331-Hop Com- mittee3 HonorRoll 1, 2, 33 V. C.-Produc- tion Service Division. Hinds, .Dorothy M-Life is a song ......... 29 Spanish Club SQ Friendship Club IQ Girls' Athletic Society 33 Home Room Secretary 3. Hippel, Don-A good natured guy ......... oo Hi ppel, John Leach-Habit is second nature.29 Curia 51 Spanish 53 Red Cross Representa- tive 31 Junior Play Committee. Hite, Joan-A live wire of electricity ....... 29 Hohenbeger, Jean Marie-Simple and sweet .................. I ....... .....29 DeViltries 2, Q1 Drum Maiorette 3, 43 In- tramurals 22 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Vic- tory COIPSQ Honor Roll 1, 4. Holtz, Dorothy-True friends are great riches ..... ..... .... ......29 Houk, Betty-Proof of why gentlemen prefer blondes ..... ......................... 2 9 Curia IQ Friendship Club 1. 2-Treasurer3 Student Council Representative 23 Zetale- thean 2, 52 Spanish Club SQ Home Room Treasurer3 J-Hop Invitations Committee3 Prom Committee 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Housholder, Dick-As good as the best ..... 29 Howell. Gene Paul-Why be at a hurry .... 29 Spanish Club 2, 33 Home Room Vice-Pres1- dent 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 42 Spanish Club 2, SQ Math Club 1, 2. Hoyt, Betty Ann-It's quality, not quantity that counts ........... . ........... 17, 29 Friendship Club 1, 22 Curia 23 Zetalethean 2, 33 Home.Room President 31 Red Cross Representative 2Q Junior Plays J-Hop Com- mittee3 Class Secretary 43 Swimming Club 42 Bowling Club 53 War Chest Campaign 4. Huffman, Ann-Quietness is a virtue ....... 30 Friendship Club IQ Spanish Club 21 Bowling Club SQ Band 1, 2, 3: Senior Banquet Com- mittee SQ V. C. -Community Service Divi- sion. Huntley, Joan-Her hair is her halo ....... 30 Hurley, Edward John-The ambitious will succeed ...... ..... ....... 30 Varsity Basketball 2, 3. Hutchinson, Jean Eloise-Her walk reveals her joy in life ........................ 30 Friendship Club 1, 22 Zetalethean 33 Ex- ecutive Committee 42 Digest Staff 33 Bow- ling Club 33 Swimming Club 32 Honor Roll 42 War Chest Campaign 4Q Red Cross Representative 3. I Ingamells, go ce Jeanne-Coquetting all the day wit the sunbeams ................. 30 Philalethean 2, 33 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 23 Pot O' Gold Staff 3, 45 Curia 23 DeVilbiss Service .Corps 2, .33 Junior Play3 Prom Decoration Committee 2. J Jahnke, Luella May-Nothing endures but personal qualities. .................... 43 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2-Letter Chapter 23 Play Committee 33 Intramurals 1, 22 Library Patrol 43 Library Service 43 Red Cross Representative 4. Jefferys, Paul Lee-None but himseU can be his parallel .......................... 30 Jenisjon, Harold-A rough and ready man is l e ............... . ....... . .......... 30 H1-Y 2, 3, 4Q Student Council Representa- tive 33.Intramurals 43 Boys' Athletic Repre- sentative 43 Track 41 Chairman of War Stamps. Johnson. Alice Virginia-A blond miss with winning ways ........................ 30 Friendship Club IQ German Club 2, 3- Secretary 43 Spanish Club 33 Zetalethean 32 Curia 23 Bowling Club 33 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Home Room Secretary SQ Fin- ance Committee 2Q Banquet Committee 51 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4Q V. C.-Production Service Division. Johnson, Mariorie Helen-Fame is the thirst of youth ............................. 30 DeViltries 1, 2, SQ Junior Play Makeup Committee3 Spanish Club 51 Honor Roll 4. Johnson, Robert D.-God's gift to women. . . 30 Spanish Club 3, 43 Prism Representative 41 Student Council Representative 1 , 2, 5Q Home Room President 1, Home Room Vice-President 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 42 Basketball 1, 3. Jones, Robert Earl-His ambitions shall be re- warded .......................... ...3o Athletic Board 4-Treasurer 43 Civilian Amateur Radio Monitoring and Relay System. K Kading, Doris-Beauty of a queen ......... 3o Spanish Club 23 Honor Roll IQ Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3. 41 Intramurals 1 Play Committee 52 Pot O' Gold Staff 4. , Kane, Mary-Patience will win its own race................... ........ .....3o Karp, Neil-SkilUul workmen need not travel ar .................................. 30 Navy V-1, University of Toledo3 Intra- murals 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 4. Kaufman, Newell Edward-It's not the coat that makes the man. it's the socks. . . 18, 30 Curia 2,33 Chess Club 4Q Home Room Secre- tary 2: Home Room Tax Stamp Collector 43 Red Cross Messenger3 Senior Banquet Committee3 Library Patrol 42 Pot O' Gold Staff'4-Associate Art Editor3 V. C.-Pro- duction Service Division. Kemberling, Lee Richard-Each mind has its own method ....................,.. 30 Quill and Scroll 3, 4-President 43 Curia 22 Spanish .Club 2, 33 Prism Staff 1, 2, 3, 4- Sports Editor 3, Associate Editor 43 De , Vilbiss Digest SIBEQQ J-Hop Committee3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Nominating Conventiong Football 2, 33 Swimming 4. Kenower, Donna Elizabeth-Succumb to her spell ...................,............ 30 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Friendship Club IQ Spanish Club 1, 2, 3Q Bowling Club 43 Home Room Treasurer 23 Home Room Secretary 49 I-Hop Committee 41 Chairman of War Stamps. King, John Lester-Lucky men need no counsel ........... ................... 3 o Band 1, 2, 3, 42 Rainbow Chorus 43 Play Committee SQ DeViltries 2, 53 Bowling Club SQ Prism Solicitor 2, 3, 4. Kitzman, Betty Jane-A brush in her hand creates beauty ........................ 30 Friendship Club IQ Red Cross Representa- tive IQ Honor Roll 1, 2, 43 Digest Staff 33 Victory Corps. iilawitter, Charles Richard-Never say die. 30 Play Committee 53 Victory Corps 4. Klute, Bob-His laughter shakes the rafters. 30 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Knight, Dorothy Grace-Shy, yet not so shy.42 Koch, Evelyn Bertha-Happy in love. .38, 44 Friendship Club 1, 23 Bowling Club 2. 3, 4-Secretary 43 Junior Playj Defense Com- missioner 43 Air Raid Nurse SQ V. C.- Community Service. Koder, Joan-Duty before pleasure ........ 30 Girls' Athletic Society 1 , 2, 3, 42 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 Honor Roll 33 Zetalethean 31 Home Room Secretary 43 J-Hop Committee. Koder, Lois Irene-Aspretiy as a picture . . . 30 Friendship Club 1, 23 Gtr s' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3-Letter Chapter 21 Prism Represen- 60 tative IQ Home Room Treasurer 21 J-Hop Committee3 Intramurals 1. 22 Gasoline Rationing 4. Koepke, Charles Fredrick-Bursting with devilment ........................... SI Curia 24 Spanish Club 3, 43 Home Room Treasurer 23 Home Room Secretary 4Q Basketball IQ Bowling 33 Track 4j Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Victory Corps 43 Chairman of War Stamps. Kohl, Arthur Robert-Life amuses me. . . 3 1 Student Council 43 Home Room Presildent 3, 43 J-Hop Committee3 Table Tennis IQ Baseball 25 Golf 3, 4. Kossow, Irvin Henry-He is honor personi- fied.. .... .. ..... . ..... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Kraus, Lester-Swim with the stream. ..... oo Kurta, Richard-Bashful, but not on the grid- I1'07I.. ....... .......... ....... .......3l L LaFleur, Marcia-Easy-going girl .......... 3 1 Laibe, Barbara-Sweetas a song. . ...... 18, 3 1 Home Room President 23 Co-Chairman Sensor Announcements Committee. Lamb, Parke-Ready to serve ............. 3 1 Hi-Y 1, 23 Bowling Club 3-Treasurer 32 Intramurals 33 Digest Stalf 23 Hall Patrol 4. Lanius. Thelma-Year around comfort ..... 3 1 Lankenau, Esther Marie-Useful in many ways. .: ....................... I ..... .42 Friendship Club 1, 22 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Letter Chapter 2, 3, 43 Curia 23 Bowling Club 3, 43 Riding Club SQ Basket- ball Club 3, 43 Volley Ball Club 3, 43 Play Committee 51 Digest Stal? SQ Pot O' Gold Staif 4-Senior Editor 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Representative .4Q Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 V. C.-Community Service Division. Lanker, Roy Bernard-The man who smiles Basketball IQ Football 2, 32 Navy. Lantz. William Edgar-Mightiest of all this hunk of man ......................... 3 1 Navyg Hall Patrol 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Football 1. 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2. Lanzinger, Donald James-Silence is golden Band 1, 2, 3, 43 DeViltries 1, 2, 3. Lasak, Marie-True blue .................. 3 1 Friendship Club 2, Victory Corps 4. Lawson, Ruth May-She will go far in life. . 3 1 - Orchestra 1. 2, 3. Lee, Ed-Speak low :Y you speak of love ...... oo Spanish Club 1 , 2, 53 DeViltries3 football 1 , 2. Lehan, Dick-The wise men ask for it ...... oo Lermer, Robert E.-He conquers who endures oo Levey, Ilene Betty--Pure gold ............. 3.1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 1, 2, 33 Friendship Club 1, 25 Zetalethean 2, 33 French Club 2, 3- Vice-President 33 DeViltries 2, 33 Junior Play Committee. Lewis. Rosalie-A loose page from the book of un ................................. 3 1 Spanish Club 1, 2, 53 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3. Lightfoot, Elaine-Always herself .......... 3 I Sorelles 1, 2, 33 Friendship Club 1.3 Latin Club IQ Red Cross 23 Public Relations 43 J-Hop Committee. Lobaugh, David Lee-Each man for himself.oo Lohner, Dorothy Ann-With my head in the clouds ................. .., ........... 31 Bowling Club 1, 2. 53 Riding Club 2, QQ Friendship Club 1, 23 Girls' AIhlCI1C.SOCl- ety 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll IQ Curia 23 Victory Corps 4. Lohner, Jeanne Mari?-All student. ........ 3 1 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Curia 23 Span- ish Club 2, 33. Girls Scouts 3, 42 Fuel Oil and Sugar Rationing 4. Long. Anna Mae-Wholesome cheery good humor ............................... 52 Friendship Club 1, 2Q Dramatic Club 1, 22 Victory Corps 4. Louth, Alice Marie-She is a good companion. Friendship Club IQ Girls' Athletic Society IQ J-Hop Committee. Lowden, John D. H.-From one love to an- other ............................ 18, 32 Spanish Club 1, 23 DeViltries 25 Intramurals 45 Junior Play 3. Lucas, John-Humoresque ................. 3 2 Luebka, Gloria Joanne-Pride in her appear- ance ................................ 32 Girls' Athletic Society 2, 35 Riding Club 3, 45 Tennis Club 2: Air Raid Warden 3. Lumnicer, Adeline Rose-Buhhling over with jo .................................. 52 Stutilent Council IQ Chairman Christmas Stories5 Library Patrol5 Chairman of War Stamps 4. M MacDonald, Jean Louise-A-1, and no fool- ing ................................. 52 Friendship Club IQ Zetalethean 2, 51 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Bowl- ing Club 2, QQ Home Room President 25 Red Cross Representative SQ Dance Com- mittee 1, 25 Junior Play Committeeg Ban- quet Committee 35 Intramurals IQ V. C.- Community Service Division. Mackey, James Lewis-Patience is the art of hoping. ............ .... . . ...... ..... 3 2 Civilian Defense-Messenger Service. Maedel,.Charles Ted-Small service is true service ........................... 18, 52 Senior Graduation Committee5 Victory Corps5 Track Manager 2, 31 Cross Country Track Manager 3. Magnus, Marilyn Mae-Have you ever seen anyone that studied so ................. 3 2 Friendship Club IQ Sorelles 2, SQ Bowling Club 25 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4- Mahr, Betty Lee-Here is sheer enjoyment. . . 52 Friendship Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 2, 31 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3-Letter Chapter 25 Naturalists 2, 52 Band 2, 3, 4Q Drum Maiorette 2, 3, 41 DeViltries 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 32 Ice Skating Club 2. Mallory, Robert Elvin-Loyal in spirit ..... oo Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 2. Manchester, Russell-As happy as the day is long ................................ oo Mandler, Dick-All us guys admire him .... 3 2 Mankin, Edward Cammask-I don't care much for fame ........................ 52 March, Bernice Elizabeth-Sugar and spice. 3 2 Markhus, Louise Marguerite - Worth a million. .......................... 32, 44 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 32 Spanish Club 3-Secretary SQ Philalethean 53 Junior Play. Marsh, Zita Mary-Holiday cheer .......... 32 Marti, Jarieanne-Sing and he happy ....... 32 Frienship Club IQ Honor Roll 3, 45 Prism 2, 52 Pot O' Gold StaE45 Home Room Vice- President 25 Intramurals 2. Martin, Virginia Irene-Happy as the day zslong.. ........ ..................... 3 2 Football Usher 2, 3, 4. Mason, Shirley Jeanne-Gohs of love ....... 32 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Patrol 3, 45 Prism Representative 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 42 Girls' Athletic Representative 4. Mather, Robert Herndon-A modest lad. . . 33 Hi-Y I, 2, 5Q Intramurals. Matthews, Doris-Character gives splendor to youth.. ........................ ......33 Mauchly, Herbert-Brave and hashful ..... oo Intramurals. May, Bob-Business is my motto ........... 33 Mayer, Leonard E.-High ideals hring out great minds ...................... .... 3 3 Intramurals 3. McCollum, Norma Grace-Wishing will make it so .............. . . .4 ................ 3 3 Honor Roll 25 DeViltries Usher 25 Prism Reporter. McCombs..Martha E.-You'll look twice. .. 33 Pr1sm5 Library Patrol. . McCoy, J eannette-She lacks few things. . . . 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Bowling Club 35 Swimming Club 4. McDonald, Maxine Dorothy-She is a treasure . worth digging for ...... . .............. 3 3 Friendship Club IQ Bowling Club IQ Intra- murals. McDonnell, Jean-She always does herpart. 33 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Zetalethean SQ Dance Committee IQ J- Hop Committee. McDonough, Eugene Lyle-Always smil- ing .............................. 18, 33 Graduation Committee 41 Banquet Com- mittee 4Q Cross Country5 DeVilbiss Service Corps. McElroy, Russell Earl-Silence is more elo- quent than words ........ . ............ 3 3 giblje Club IQ Victory Corps5 Aeronautics u . McFarland, Corrinne Jean-Live, love and learn ............................... 33 Friendship Club 3, 4Q Program Committee 3. Transferred from South High School, Youngstown, Ohio. McFarland, Janice Marie-She is everywhere in a minute . ......................... 3 3 Spanish Club 2, 35 Sorelles 2, 35 Dance Committee 1, 21 J-Hop Committee. McGregor, Marie Jean-One in a million. . 53 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 53 Curia 2, 35 Swimming Club 2, 35 Home Economics Club 25 Home Room Secretary 32 Red Cross Representative 25 Student Council Repre- sentative 2Q DeViltries 35 Social Committee 35 Intramurals 2, 3g V. C.-Community Service Division. McMahon, Mary Marsh-Even to her laugh she is original ........................ 3 3 Friendship Club IQ Curia 21 Red Cross Representative 45 Intramurals IQ Junior Play Usher 35 Junior Play Committee. McNeal, .Charlotte Evelyn-Never say more than is necessary. ........... .......... 3 3 Red Cross Representative 2. McSorley, Margaret Katherine-Strawberry blond ................. Q .............. 3 3 Honor Roll 2, 42 Friendship Club IQ Victory Corps. Meek, Richard-Character secures respect. . 3 3 Band 1, 21 Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 DeVilbiss Service Corps 3. 43 J-Hop Committee: Intramurals I, 25 Hall Patrol 4. Meeker, James Allen - No limit hut the sky. ................ . ............. 18, 54 Spanish Club 1, 22 Curia 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 45 Aeronautics Club 45 Home Room President 1, 25 Home Room Vice-President 35 Home Room Repre- sentative 45 Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee 31 Senior Announcements Com- mittee: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 V. C.-Air Service Division. Merrill, Mary Anne-By happiness she wins friends .............................. 34 Spanish Club 25 Curia 25 Prom Committee 21 Red Cross Representative 4. Metzger, Doris Velma-What makes this maid so well liked ......................... 54 Meyers, Doris-Laugh and he well ........ 54 Transferred from Scott. Mihalus, Elizabeth-Truly genuine ........ 54 Transferred from Scott. Miller, Connie E.-Her serene nature is re- flected at her eyes .................... 34 Friendship Club IQ Spanish Club 2, SQ Zetalethean 31 Bowling Club 2, 35 Intra- murals 1. Miller. Rosemarie-It's time that counts .... 34 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 31 Bowling Club IQ Friendship Club I5 Honor.Roll 2, 35 V. C.-Community Service Division. Miller, Ruth F ...... .... .................. 3 4 Honor Roll 1, 25 Bowling Club 2, 53 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 25 Friendship Club IZ Intramurals 1, 25 Football Usher 35 V. C.- Community Service. Miller, Fred Roy-Always on the go ........ 54 Aeronautics Club 1, 45 Engineers Club 35 V. C.-Air Service Division. 61 Miller, Victor-Full of common sense ...... 34 Moebius, Donna-Actions speak louder than words .............................. . 34 Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Home Room Repre- sentative 3. Moen, Morris Conrad-Sincere to the last detail ............................... 34 Naturalists Club 1, 2, 3-President SQ Secretary of Athletic Board 4..Transferred from James Monroe Jr. High School, Seattle, Wisconsin. Mollenkopf, Fred-I am ready to try for my fortune ........ . ..................... 34 Hi-Y 2, 3, 42 Honor Roll 3, 41 Intramurals 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4. Monaghan, Ann-The life of every party. . . 00 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 21 Sorelles 2, 35 Curia 25 Bowling Club 25 J-Hop Committeeg Prom Committee 25 Girls' Athletic Society I1 Intramurals 1. Monroe, James Francis-I work, I live, I have myfun ........... 1 ............. . ..... 34 H1-Y 45 Boys' Athletic Representative 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2. Morgan, Normagene-Her cup of joy runnetb over ......................... . ...... 34 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3-Letter Chap- ter 2, 31 Bowling Club 45 Curia 2, 35 Dance Committee 51 Red Cross Representative 1, 45 Library Patrol 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Pot O' Gold Staff 4. Muntz, Jeanne Marie-A headfull of brains. 34 Friendship Club 45 Prismh Stal? 45 V. C.- Community Service.Divis1on. Transferred from Clay Genoa High School. Murlin, Monalee - I command where I adore ............................... 54 Sub-Deb Club IQ Intramurals 1, 2Q Chairman Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee5 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Murphy, John Cuyler-Happy and carefree. 34 Auditorium5 Control Center. Myers, Elvin Francis-Be nim hle. he quick.34 Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus SQ Rainbow Chorus 2, 3, 4-President 45 Home Room Treas- urer 43 Music Guild 25 DeViltries 35 Intra- murals 2. N Nadolny, Beatrice Jeanne-Still water runs deep ................................ 42 Red Cross Representative 42 Honor Roll 3g Girls' Athletic Society 3, 42 Intramurals 3, 41 Leaders Club. Nagel, N ancy-A witty woman is a treasure. 34 Honor Roll 3, 45 Spanish Clubg Girls' Athletic Society5 Home Room Secretary5 Junior Play Committee. Nash, Jeanne-Graced in mind and manner.34 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3-President 1, Chaplain 21 Philalethean 2, 3-Secre- tary 35 French Club 2, 35 Sub-Deb 2, SL Red Cross 1, 2, 32 Orchestra 1, 2. 32 Curia 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Pot O' Gold Staff 3- Junior Editor 35 Digest Staff 33 Student Council 2: Junior Play 35 Usher' for Gradu- ation 3Q Chairman Prom Publicity Com- mittee 22 Intramurals 1, 32 Baccalaureate Usher SQ Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Netter, Magdalen-Her smile is reward enough .......................... 34, 44 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 21 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Periclean 2, 3- Corresponding Secretary 52 Curia 2Q French Club 35 Home Room Vice-President.25 Student Council Representative 32 Service Committee 35 Welfare Commissioner 4. Newman, Shirley Ruth-Fit as a fiddle .... Q4 Prism Staff 3, 45 Qulill and Scroll 45 Social Committee 35 Bowling Club 4. Nippe, Richard L.-Ever the same ......... 34 Bowling Club.35 Hall Patrol 3, 45 Book Room 45 Bowling 4. Nisch. Frank Kenneth-Go, go, go ......... 54 Hall Patrol. Nolte, Nina Jean-It's fun to be lazy once in a while .............................. .35 Bible Club 1, 25 Football Usher IQ Senior Mothers Tea5 V. C.-Community Service. Nordgren, Harry Charles-He combines ideas with ideals .......................... 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4Q Curia 23 Boys' Athletic Board 4-Chairman 4Q Honor Roll IL Intramurals 2, 3, 41 Boys' Athletic Repre- sentative 3, 4Q DeVilbiss Service Corps 3, 4Q Red Cross Representative 2. Nordsiek, Muriel-The faithful are certain of their reward ......................... 3 5 Nuolfer, Phyliss Jeanne-Her heart is her ?'lU71.... ....-............. . ....... :....35 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4--Vice-President 42 Bowling Club 43 G ee Club 2, 3, 4-Y1Ce- President 4Q Girl Scouts 3, 4-President 3, 43 Junior Play Committee. Nute, Charles S.-Says little, knows lots.. . .35 Aeronautics Club 1, 23 Track IQ Basketball 2. 5, 43 Golf 3. 4- Nutil, George James-The world belongs to the energetic ........... .......... ' .... 3 5 Engineers Club 33 Home Room President 3. O Olds, Jack Ellsworth-A killer-diller with the girls .................... A ............ 35 Boys' Athletic Representative 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Olting, Janet L.-Good things come in small packages .................... 5 ....... .35 Friendship Club 1, 2, 33 Curia 21 Girls' Athletic Society 23 J-Hop Committee. Ott, Fred William-As quiet as a memory. . . 3 5 Aeronautics Club 1. ' P Page, William Edwin-All in fun ...... .... 3 g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4Q Hall Patrol 4Q Spanish Clu 2, 3g Red Cross Representative 3, 4. Pagels. Walter-Nimble jingers and a nimble mind ................................ oo Patterson, Monita Rose-Have you seen her sm1le.... .... Bowling 23 DeViltries 21 Intramurals 1. Pedersen, Marcene Helen-Ready, Willing and Able. ........................... 35 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Secreta.ry.4, Treasurer 4Q Spanish Club 25 DeVilbiss Tenpins 33 Bowling Club 41 Girl Scouts 3, 4-Vice-President 33 Junior Play Com- mittee3 Fuel Rationing3 Sugar Ratloning. Pelton,.YVesley J.-Ready to dare anything Hall Patrol 2, 43 DeVilbiss Service Corps 3, 4- Peoples, Margaret Elizabeth .............. 3.6 Friendship Club 1, 2, 5- 4: Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3-Letter Chapter 3, 45 Peri- clean 2, SQ French Club 23 Red Cross QL Prism Solicitor 3. 43. Student Council 42 Publications Commissioner 43 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. Percival, Rolland Elton-A hardy frame, a hardier spirit ......................... 36 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 1. 22 Graduation Committee 31 Boys' Athletic Representa- tive 42 Varsity D Club 3, 4. Perkins, Jack-Don't worry about this fellow getting along ..... .................... 3 6 Perrin, Betty Anne-Her eyes speak what her mouth does not ....................... 36 Spanish Club 2, 33 Curia 23 Honor Roll 1, 43 Senior Banquet Committee 3. Peters, Don Edward-To be or not to be .... 36 Phelps, Virginia Rae-Her smile ispriceless. oo Friendship Club IQ Red Cross IQ DeVil- tries 23 Drum Maiorette 1, 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee 23 V. C.-Community Service Divis- sion3 Nurses' Aid3 First Aid Course. Pietsch, Virginia-A small charm, a new chic ............... . ................. 36 German Club 2. Pine, Persis Ann-To live joyously ......... 36 Transferred from Scott. Victory Corps3 Nurses' Aid. Pizer, Patty:-Patience is her name and motto 36 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Zetalethean 3, 43 Girls' Athletic Society 1 , 23 Intramurals 2, 3. Pollman, Patty J ane-Her size is no indication of her personality ..................... 36 Friendship Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 22 Art Club 1. Pomeroy, Bob Frank--Enthusiasm leads one to attempt great things ................ 36 Spanish Club 21 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice- President 21 President 4Q Home Room Vice-President 22 Home Room President 53 Class President 35 Commissioner of Justice 43 Ticket Taker 3. 43 Vocational Guidance3 Executive Committee 4Q Finance Committee 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Navy V-1, Oberlin. Potter, Joyce KV.-From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet she is all mirth .... 42 Friendship Club IQ Zetalethean 2, 3. Pratt, Marian L.-She dances through each day ................................ .36 DeVilbiss Service Corps 43 German Club 1, QQ Glee Club 33 Music Guild 1, 27 Business Manager 25 V. C.--Community Service Division. Price, Joan-Little said, sooner mended . . . . 37 Friendship Club 25 Prism Solicitor 4Q J-Hop Committee. Prout, Charlotte Ann-This is diferent .... 37 Transferred from Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania. Bowling Club 4. R Racy, Jeanne Alice-Her laugh makes every- one happy ..... . ................. , ..... 17 DeVilbiss Service Corps SQ Friendship Club IQ Girls' Athletic Society 1, 23 Span- ish Club 1, 2, SQ Prism Representative 2Q Swimming 52 Fiesta Committee 2, 31 Home Room Treasurer IQ Vice-President 23 J- Hop Committee. Rahla, Donald-Milaf but with a will of his own ....... .... ...................... 3 7 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 22 V. C.- Air Service Division. Ralph, Barbara Jane-Her face reveals her thoughts ........................ . .... 57 Friendship Club IQ Girls' Athletic Society 1, SQ Quill and Scroll 3, 4-Treasurer 42 Home Room President 1, 23 Bowling Club 33 Prism Staff 3, 45 Reporter 3, Associate Editor 41 Entertainment Committee 23 J -Hop Committee. Read, John William-He has a winning way ................................. 37 Intramurals 1, 2, 53 Student Council 1, 2, 3. Reams, Martha' Lee - The three good monkeys ............................. 57 Friendship Club 1, 2, 52 Curia 2Q Girls' Athletic Society IQ Philalethean 1, 2Q Junior Play3 Prism Solicitor 2, SQ Digest Staff 32 Prism Staff 43 Prom Orchestra Committee 23 Intramurals 1, 2. Redman, Richard-The world is mine for the asking ............................... 37 Hall Patrol 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1. 2, 3, 42 Basketball IQ Track 4. Rice, Russell Walter-Quiet in a manly way. 57 Ridge, Don-Dependability is his creed. . . . 37 Rigby, Irene M.-Her friendly personality is reflected in her actions .............. 37 Friendship Club I, 2, 33 Spanish Club 33 ' Curia 2, 33 Swimming 3. Riggle, David-It's nice to have someone who is faithful .... ...... ....... ...... ..... 0 0 Army. Robbins, Robert-Success comes to him who tries ................................ 57 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 33 Hall Patrol 2, 51 4- Robertson, Wanda Lee-Sweets to the sweet. 3 7 Periclean 2, 5-SCCISCIHIY 33 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4Q Student Council 4. Rockwell, Grant Burge-A king without a kingdom. ............................ 37 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Rodgers, Bill King-Everyone's wrong but 7718 .... .. .... .... .... . ...... .. ....... OO Spanish Club 1, 23 Home Room President 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 42 Basketball IQ Aeronautics Club 4. 62 Rodiers, Thomas -- A man of great am- itions .......................... .. . . .oo Hall Patrol 3, 43 Swimming 43 University of Toledo. Rohweder, Doris-A smile for the future. . . 3 7 Ice Skating Club SQ Air Raid Squad 3. Rohweder, William-Only the brave deserve the flair .............................. 37 Engineers Club 43 Student Council 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Romanolf, Richard-He'llfind a way ..... 37 Aeronautics Club 4-President 4Q German Club 2g Honor Roll 22 Hall Patrol 2, 3g Prism SQ Prom Committee 23 J-Hop Com- mittee3 Football 32 Track 3. Romberger, Bonnie Mae-I can always dream .............................. 37 Friendship Club 1, 2Q Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4Q Girls' Athletic Society 1, 22 Spanish Club 32 Intramuralsg Home Room Secretary IQ DeViltries 21 May Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Nom- 1nat1ng Convention 23 Victory Corps. Root, Evelyn Rose-A word to the wise is sujicient. . . .......................... 3 7 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 33 Friendship Club IQ Honor Roll 1, 2j Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee3 J-Hop Com- IDIIIEBQ V. C.-Community Service Division. Rosin, Jack-A brilliant boy for such tender years ................................ 37 Rowan, Duane Richard-Fools rush in where angels fear to tread ................. . . 57 Baseball 3. Ruff, Richard-He is in earnest in all he does. . . .......................... 1 7, 37 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 43 Class Treasurer 4. Ruier, Clon John-Custom is second nature Intramurals 3, 4. Ruhl. George-He has a unique record ..... 3 7 Rumis, Harry-Mischief is in his makeup. . .oo Rupp, Barbara Anne - Originality is her quality .............................. 59 Spanish Club SQ Bowling Club 43 Girls' Athletic Society 1. Rupp, Bill-Shyness never is hisfault ..... . . 39 Ryder, George-The sheik steps out ........ 39 Rydman, Bill-Silence never betrays you .... 59 S Sahloif, Geraldine-And pleasant to talk with ................................ 39 DeVilbiss Service Corps 3, 41 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2. Sahlotf, Richard Carl-Men can he mighty in many ways .. .................... 28. 59 Engineers Club SQ Red Cross 4Q J-Hop Com- mittee3 Invitations Committee 4Q Honor Roll IQ Prom Committee 2Q Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- Saunders, Dick-I am part ofall I do ...... 39 Hall Patrol3 DeVilbiss Service Corps3 Aeronautics Club 3, 4-Program Director 41 V. C.-Air .Serfvice Div1sion3 Civilian Defense-Hospital Corpsman. Sawyer, Jack-His frequent laughter hides a brilliant mind ....................... 39 Toledo University. Scarlett, John C. - His words are few but wise ..................... ........ 2 8, 3 9 Curia 23 Math Club 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Schafer, Carl-Slow moving perhaps, but not slowthznking ........ ..... ........39 Navy3 Intramurals. Schmidlin, Janeann-Made for fun and good tzmes ........................ 18, 38, 39. German Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 33 Zetale- thean 2, 31 Class President 21 Co-Chair- man Junior Play Committee3 J-Hop Com- mittee3 Student Council IQ Home Room Secretary IQ Home Room Vice-President 4Q Senior Mid-Winter Committee3 Prom Com- mittee 2Q Dance Committee IQ Girls' Ath- letic Society IQ War Chest Campaign. Schmidt, Patricia Caroline-Her heart is anchored ............................ 39 Bowling Club 2., 3, 4-Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 45 DeViltries 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Victory Corps 4. Schmuhl, Shirley Ann-Always obliging. ..39 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3, President 4Q Curia 25 Girl Scouts.3, 4-Chaplain 45 Red Cross Representative 45 Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee5 Digest Staff 52 Bacca- laureate Usher SQ Girls' Athletic Society 1. Schnetzler, Rhoda Mae-No one is useless in this world ........................ 18, 39 Friendship Club 1, 2-Treasurer 22 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 23 Home Room Secre- tary 21 Red Cross Representative 25 De- Viltries 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1. Schoonmaker, Robert Alfred-Don't worry me with women ...................... 3 Aeronautics Club 1, 35 Photography Club 1-Secretary 1, Treasurer 15 Intramurals 1, 2,1 QQ .Cross Country 45 V. C.-Sea Service Division. Schwachenwald, Roy-Taking him in length he is a man .......................... 59 Scott, Lawrence Burton-Ambition has no rest ...................... ........... 3 9 Seadin, Edward Douglas-Designed to live. 59 Transferred from Miami. German Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Seawater,.Jane-Companion of happiness. . .40 DeVilbiss Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain Of Ushers 3, 4. Seeman, Dick H.-A likeable guy ......... 40 Spanish Club 35 Bowling Club 35 Home Room President IQ Graduation Committee 35 Intramurals 3, 4g Swimming Manager 3, 4- Seger, Doris Marie-Herfaee is herfortune, 40 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 23 Friendship Sub 25 Music Guild 2-SECIEIHIY 25 Junior ay. Seligman, Eugene-My wants are many. . . .40 Hall Patrol 42 Home Room Vice-President. Sells, Virginia-A magnetic personality .... 40 Sentle, Arlene Dorothy-The eye is the pearl of the face ............................ 40 Prism Reporter 43 Spanish Club 2, 3' Pot O' Gold Staff 41 Honor Roll 4Q Friendship Club IQ Intramurals 25 Spanish Fiesta 1, 25 Girls' Athletic Society IQ War Chest Cam- paign 4. Shaffer, Francis-Nice to know: we need say no more....... ..... ..... ..........4o Chorus- IQ Band 2, 3, 4. Shaner, Carolyn-The general rule for ber heart is Nobody home. .............. 40 Shaner, Shirley P.-Short and sweet ........ 40 Shanks, Mildred-Bright and happy days are bers .... ....... . ..................... 4 o Shea, Bill Roy-So easy to take ............ 40 Shepard, Carole - Gaiety is her middle name .................. . ......... 38, 40 Curia 25 Friendship Club IQ Honor Roll 32 J-Hop Committee5 Senior Mid-Winter Com- mittee5 Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 2. Sherman, Conrad Roy-Happy go lucky .... oo Student Council 2. , Sieck, Jean Louise-The quiet are wise .... 40 Friendship Club 1, 25 German Club 1, 25 Girls' Athletic Society I5 Philalethean 35 Home Room Secretary 25 Intramurals IQ Prom Committee 23 Digest Staif 31 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Banquet Committee 4. Siegler, Thomas Jack-Monarch of all ..... 40 V. C.-Production Service Division. Simpson, Arthur M.-And then he will talk: ye gods how he will talk ................ 40 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 1, Treas- urer 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Dance Com- mittee 15 Junior-Senior Farewell Ticket Committee5 Prom Committee 42 Executive Committee 45 Prism Representative 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 25 Cross Country 1. Sinnes, Andy Francis-Next over his books his eyes begin to roll .................... .40 Intramurals 4. Sissel, Betty Jane-Never a word but always a friendly smile ...................... 40 Red Cross 45 Victory Corps 4. Smith, Arewana-'Tis very proper and dis- creet to dance well ................... 40 Library Patrol 2, 35 J-Hop Committee. Smith, Dorothy Jeanne-I am doing my best toactlikeasen1or....................41 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Smith, Jean Catherine-A quiet little girl. . . 41 Victory Corps 4. Smith, Marcus Isbell-Let the future take care of itseU .............................. 4 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Smith, Ray F.-The smith a mighty man is he.4 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-SCCIBIBJFY 1, 25 Dance Com- mittee IQ Class President 2: Class Treas- urer 35 Junior Play5 Stationer's Desk .45 Finance Commissioner 45 DeVilbiss Service Corps SQ Student Council IQ Track 35 Cross Country 3, 45 Basketball 1. Smith, Dick E.-Education makes the man. .41 Bowling Club 35 Red Cross Representa- tive 54 Boys' Athletic Representative 45 Swimming Manager 3, 45 Bowling Team 3, 4-Captain 3. Smith, Ronald Robert-His basbful smile has won many afemale heart .............. 41 Hi-Y 1, 25 Home Room President 35 Home Room Vice-President 45 Football 3, 42 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 42 Track 2, 35.Intra- murals 4Q Junior Play Ticket Chairman5 J-Hop Ticket Cha1rman5 Marine Para- troopers. Snider, Jim Arthur-A light heart lives long.4 1 Intramurals 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 2, SQ Football 3. Sobeck, Evelyn--Nevera dull moment in her company ............................. 41 Zetalethean 2, 32 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3Q Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Letter Chapter 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club SQ Curia 21 Home Room Vice-President' 2Q Home Room Secretary 4g Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee5 Honor Roll 1, 25 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4Q Girls' Athletic Repre- sentative 45 Senior Mothers Tea Com- mittee 35 Night Relays Committee 2, 3. Sonnenberg, Jean Marie-Not even the angels can do better ......................... 4.1 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 4Q Curia 2. 32 Peri- clean 2, SQ DeViltries 1, 2, 32 J-Hop Com- mittee. Spalding Jean Marie-You'll love them all, but this one you'll adore ........... 38, 41 Friendship Club IQ Honor Roll I,'2, 3, 42 Sorelles 2, SQ Philalethean 2, 35 Curia 2, 3- Secretary 35 Home Room President 35 Home Room Secretary IQ Red Cross Repre- sentative 25 Class Secretary IQ Dance Com- mittee IQ Prom Committee 25 Junior Play Committee5 Junior Play Cast5 Chairman Senior Mid-Winter Committee5 Digest Staff 35 Pot O' Gold Staff 4-Editor 45 Victory Corps - Air Service Division, Service Corps 4. Speers, Gloria Renee-Novel and tempting. 41 Transferred from Detroit, Michigan. Bowl- ing Club 3, 4-TISBSUICF 4Q War Chest Campaign 4. Spitler, Bernice-She wears a pair of silver wings ............................... 41 Chorus 1, 3, 4-Publicity Chairman 41 Red Cross Representative 2, 35 J-Hop Com- mittee5 Nominating Convention 3, 45 Victory Corps. Spranger, Dorothy Paula-As wise as she is well-liked ........................... 41 Friendship Club 1, 25 Zetalethean 2, 52 Curia 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Digest Staff SQ Victory Corps. Spratt, Donelda-She walks with a queenly grace ............................... 41 Spanish Club 2, 31 Zetalethean 35 Home Room Secretary 3, 45 Home Room Treas- urer 3, 4: Junior Play Committee5 Gradu- ation Committee 31 Honor Roll 1, 45 De- Vilbiss Service Corps. Squire, Harriete Isabel-Stately and tall, she strolls through the hall ........... . .... 4 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 DeViltries 2, 35 Girls' 63 Athletic Society 1, 25 Sextettez, 35 Red Cross Representative. Stager, Edith Katherine-Being useful is her second nature ................... . .... 4I Stanbery, Carolyn-There is sunshine hz her smile ................................ 4I Stolfel, Betty Ruth-A great personality .... 41 Spanish Club 35 Riding Club 3-Secreatry 3. Stokey, Willow J ean- just let me look at you.4 1 Band 2, 3, 4Q DeViltries 1, 2, 35 Victory Corps. Stone, Kenneth Fred-Quiet, yetfulloffun. .4 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4Q Bowling Team 4. Storer, James Edwards-Always a friend, never a foe ........................... 41 Football 2, 31 Basketball 2, 3. Stults, Christene-The name of thefinest. . .41 Air Raid Squad 4. Sturtz, Carl E.-Quick on the uptake ....... 41 Hi-Y 3, 4-Social Committee 45 Athletic Committee SQ Student Council 43 J-Hop Committee5 Junior Play5 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Ticket Taker 3, 45 Swimming Team 3, 4. Sweet, Berkley Clayton-Silence is olden. .41 Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Athletic Board 3-Secre- tary 33 Chairman Home Room Welfare Committee5 Athletic Commissioner5 De- Viltries5 Intramurals Manager 4. T Talbott, Jean Marguerite-Happy go lucky.42 Friendship Club 25 Bowling Club 32 Curia 21 Honor Roll 1. Tanner, Shirley Carolyn-Quietness is a rare quality .................. . ........... 42 Curia 22 Library Patrol 3, 42 Home Room Secretary 35 Home Room Treasurer 42 Transferre from Robinson Junior High School. Tannery, Edward F.-He bears the marks of merit ............................... 42 Music Guild 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Tarbox, Marguerite Lillian-Virtue is like a jewel ............... ..... . ....... . . .42 Orchestra IQ Curia 25 Home Room Secre- tary 2Q Executive Committee 41 Honor Roll 3, 42 Intramurals 3, 4. Tate, Isabel-This little girl is always happy and sweet ........................... .42 Thielman, Marguerite Elizabeth-To make her acquaintance is a pleasure ............. 42 Zetalethean 32 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 42 Red Cross Representative 31 Junior Play Com- mittee. Thompson, Brent-Keeping up with the world .................... . .......... oo Football 3, 41 Basketball 1. Thompson, Marguerite-Living for fun. . .42 Tilly, Fred William -- A lad with much punch ............................... oo Marines. Todd, Marilyn R.-Rar'in to go ........... 42 German Club QQ Spanish Club 35 Riding Club 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Library Patrol 2. Toepfer, Richard Carl-An unusual combina- tion of personality and brains .......... 42 Hall Patrol 35 DeVilbiss Service Corps 35 J-Hop Committee. Townsend, Virginia-Beauty and brains are wrapped up together .................. 42 Trinkner, Jean Ruth-Oh! Those eyes ..... 42 Curia 25 Spanish Club 35 Friendship Club 1, 25 Honor Roll 15 Home Room Secre- tary IQ DeViltries Usher 35 Intramurals 25 Prom Committee 25 Pot O' Gold Staff 4. Tripp, Charles John-A woman's man ..... 42 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3. Troui, Betty-The gold in her hair reflects t e gold in herpersonality ............. 42 Friendship Club 1, 2Q Bowling Club 3- Treasurer 35 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Curia IQ Zetalethean 35 Chairman Mothers Tea Committee 3. Tussing, Donald Beryl-The world may wonder but it will not laugh ....,...... 42 Aeronautics Club 25 Intramurals 2, 42 Hall .Patrol 41 V. C.-Community Service Division. he Sal? EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ........................... Associate Editor . . . Faculty Editors . . . Senior Class Editors . . . . . .Normagene Morgan ART STAFF 5 ld- ArtEditor........ ...................jeanHatton Jean pa mg Associate Editor .... .... N ewell Kaufman -------Berry Hoyt cartoonist. . . . . . .. .... . Billy sneu Magdalene Netter . .Mary McMahon Shirley Clark Doris Kading Esther Lankenau Jane Anne Marti jean Trinkner Arlene Sentle Circulation Manager. . . . Assistants........ Photographers ............ . ............. Mr. Pross jim Baehren BUSINESS STAFF L Business Managers ....................... B1ll Brand Joyce Ingamells . . . .Alice Badenhope . . . . Barbara Byrnes Joan Pross Janet Lanz Peggy Dale Panel Editor . . . ....... Joyce Ingamells A ' ..... .... M V G d Service Corps. . . .... Shirley Drake u . D i .... Effgiujgiliffg, 1353123 Victory C,-,fps ,,,, H ,Marilyn Emery Solicitors . . ........ Alice Badenhope , , , , Margaret VanGorder Boys Athletics. . . ...... Dick Goins Barbara Byrnes Girls' Athletics. . . . . .Elizabeth Roulet JOYC9 Ingamells Alice Vitmeier Joan P1'0SS janet Lanz Advisor . . . .Miss Ruth Smith Advisor.. . . . .Mr. D. N. Stalker U Ulrich, Wava Jean-Vivacity is her middle ildme ............................... 42 V Valassis, Raymond Nicholas .............. 42 Spanish Club 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 4Q Student Court 43 Home Room Vice-President 2Q Boys' Athletic Representative3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Nominating Convention 2, SQ J-Hop Committee3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Swim- ming Team 1, 2. 3- 4-Captain 43 Navy V-1, University of Toledo. Van Karsen, Patricia Ann-The say only angels are hlonds ..................... 42 Girls' Athletic Society 3, 43 Red Cross Representative 33 Intramurals 3, 4. Vitmeier, Martha Marian-I love lUe. ..... 42 Friendship Club 2, 33 Sorelles 2, 32 Zetale- thean 2, 3-TISZSUICI 35 Curia 2, SL Invi- tations Committee 21 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Co-Chairman Junior Play Publicity Com- mittee. Villwock, Richard Paul- Rich in good works ............................... 42 Spanish Club 1, 2, 5Q Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,43 Math Club 33 Naturalists Club 33 Red Cross Council 1, 2, 33 J-Hop Committee3 Digest Staff 52 Co-Chairman Announcements Com- mittee3 Hall Patrol 3. wr Wagner, Irene-Her heauty is real. not arti- lhczal ................................ 42 Transferred from Celina, Ohio. Walley, Frank-A man of action ........... 42 Walters. Barbara-All-American girl. . . . . .42 Friendship Club 1: Spanish Club 2, 33 Junior-Senior Farewell Dance Committee3 Announcements Committee. Walters. Betty Jean-The joy of youth and health, her eyes displayed ............. oo Curia I, 23 Friendship Club I2 Bowling Club 21 Sub-Deb Club 1. 22 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2. 33 Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Home.Room Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4g J- Hop Committee. Walz, Kenneth-A little learning is danger- ous ................................. 42 Warner, William John-A man among men.43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity D Club 3, 4. Warrick. Robert-What a reputation to up- hold ................................ 45 Intramurals 2, SQ Bowling Club 4--Captain 4Z Chairman of War Stamps. Weber, Frances Elaine-A flash of sunshine and she is gone ....................... 45 Bowling Club 3, 4g Swimming 4Q Honor Roll 1, 2. Weir, Alice Natalie-Silence gets more than loud complaints. .h .................... 43 Glee Club IQ Spanish Club 3g Dance Com- mittee IQ Prom Committee 22 J-Hop Com- mittee. Welday, Barbara-Her sweet smile is true t7 her character ........................ 4 3 Girls' Athletic Society IQ Philalethean 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, 2. 5: Student Council 22 Pot O' Gold Staff SQ Pot O' Gold Solicitor 2g French Club 2, 3Q Friendship Club 1, 2, 3-Vice-President 2. President 5Q Home Room Secretary I1 Class Vice-President 43 Invitations Committee 1: War Chest Cam- paign 4Q Chairman of War Stamps. Weller, Jane Anne-Mischief isfun ........ 45 Well, William Harold-A little man with big ideas ........ . .............. ........ 4 3 Intramurals 4. Wendt, Robert William-A man of quiet a s ................................ W J' 3 Intramurals 42 Hall Patrol 2: Library Patxiiol 33 V. C.-Air Service Division. Wening. Richard - His life is spent in laughter ............................. 43 Toledo University. Wescott, Roberta Ann-She tops them all. .43 Curia 22 Phtlalethean 2, 5Q Student Council 32 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 41 Home Room Presi- dent 2, 42 Junior Play Committee. Whitney, Lyman Allen-Tall. dark, and handsome ........................... 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4Q Track 2. Whittinz, Gloria Ann-The joyful way .... 43 Friendship Club 1, 23 Zetalethean 32 Bowl- ing Club 43 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 4L Victory Corps. Wilhelm, Bettv Lou-Alike ............... 45 Friendship Club 1, 2,. 3-Social Chairman 23 Victory Corps3 Twins Club 1, 2. Wilhelm, Doris Mae. .... But oh how dif- erent ................................ 43 Twins Club 1, 23 Friendship Club 1, 2, 31 Bowling Club 42 Student Council 42 Honor Roll -2, 3, 4Q V. C.-Community Service Division. Williams, James Edward--I grind all grist that comes to my mill ................. 43 Williams, Bob-Talks a lot, thinks more .... 45 Wilson, DavidfHappy am I .............. 43 H1-Y 2, 43 Curia 21 Senior Mid-Winter Com- m1ttee3 Swimming Team Manager 4. Wirick, William C.-A rugged individualist 45 Band 1, 21 Orchestra 52 Music Guild 1, ZQ 64 Home Room Vice-President 31 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 DeViltries SQ Dance Committee IQ Police Force 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4. Withrow, Virginia Mae-Her good points are many ............................ 45 Victory Corps. Witt. Barbara Anne-Pleasant to think on. .43 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3--Secretary 1, Chaplain 23 Zetalethean 2, 51 Curia 22 Spanish Club 51 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Sub-Deb 3: Junior Play3 Student Council 1, 2, 42 Digest Stat? SQ Red Cross Representative 53 Social Commissioner 42 Class Secretary SQ Community Chest Campaign 33 Victory Corps. Witt, Louis-The god of the hutch haircut. .43 Wolcott, Barbara-A regular modern girl. .43 Girls' Athletic Society 2. 3. 4-Banquet Committee SQ Leaders Club 3, 4-Secre- tary 43 Vollev Ball Club 4-Secretary 4Q Basketball Club 4-President 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. Wumer, Emely-Pretty is as pretty does .... oo Bowling Club 3, 45 Friendship Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Tennis Club 51 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 25 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 33 Victory Corps. Wunch, Violet Marie-Flip as a sudden summer day ......................... 43 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Representative 3. Y Youngs, Joan-To look ahead cheerfully is my creed ................ 4 ........... 4.45 Friendship Club 1, 23 Spanish Club3 Girls' Athletic Society 1, 2Q Honor Roll 1, 2, 4L Intramurals 1. 23 Prism Solicitor 2. Z Zackrisson,.Gene-He has evqrivthing. . .... 43 Aeronaut1cs.Club 4-Presi BHIQ 43 DeV1l- tries 33 Junior Play3 Stage CICW-23 Cheer Leader 43 Hall Patrol 43 V. C.-Air Service Division. Zanville, Joanne Harriet-Her cheerful smile is known to all ........................ 45 Friendship Club IQ Bowling Club 23 J-Hop Committee. Zeisler, J eanne-Lovahle characteristics .... 4 3 Zetell.'Ruth Doris-With a melody in her yozre. .............. ' .... I ........... 4 3 Friendship Club IQ Swimming 53 DeVil- tries 3. Zimmerman, Thomas-A man of success, not of failure ..... . ...................... 45