East Vocational High School - Triangle Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

N N W N .JW5 NW? i . ZW . fx MXSYXTQ' IZI '48 fwmllf 7Lgki.,bf,,,C94,40f THEME UNITED WE ARE ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES MISCELLANEOUS EXECUTIVE STAFF EDITOR- IN- CHIEF Jeanette Ludwig ASSISTANTS Molly jo Bauer Ethel Feldman ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR Joanne Smith ASSISTANT Alice Prichard BUSINESS MANAGERS Rosemary Di Lullo Pat McMullen TEACHER SPONSORS MR. R. DAHLINC1 MISS E. PEOPLES MISS H. KOCH MISS S. WOLIVER I Q, QS?- 40 wi 'IAP , mm 1 QSM Like any American school, we, at East Vocational High School, come from an ancestry of many lands, races, and religions. Granted that we are varied in our individual inheritances,we still are one. Our activities at home, at school, in the community and over the land are so coordinated that our pur- poses come down to this: usefulness in living for the good of all. That goal may be realized only through cooperative effort. For this reason the 1948 Tri- angle dedicates itself to the theme - UNITED WE ARE' 13 fn xxx 1 We are proud that we are students of one of the many American schools which unites its efforts toward something fine and great-- The Development OF A FEELING OF UNITY AND PEACE Z. 3. Program of the United Nations Assembly on December ll, 1947 Chairman - Georgetta Dixon Advancing of the colors - Louise Tomlin 1. Salute the Flag Gene ral As sembly Be rnice Kelly Ba 1-ba ra Allen National Anthem -- singing led by Mr. R. McSpadden Reports on the United Nations Organization: Inte rnational Court of justice ................... T rustee ship Council ..... Security Council ..... Economic and Social Council... .... .... Sec reta riat .... 4. Introduction of Speaker 5. International Cooperati on Today Ma ry Heim Agnes Arnold Freda Holcomb Margaret Greene Margaret Wuerth . ..... jo Ann Griffith Mrs. Ruth S. Lape ...-n-...-.......-..-nu-...-.-. Mrs. Daniel Early Guest Speaker Retiring of the Colors Pk Pk P34 P51221 EAST VOCATIONAL. .IOINS TOGETHER ALL. ITS ACTIVITIES ShlC 'l tW k. k- .. . . C OO Ouncl a or Slttlng at des ' john Webb is listening attentlvely t th l' f . . round her from left to right: j.Thomas, O e Counse Ing O Mrs M Howard. M. Herbert, V. Stringer, M. McHugh, Miss A. Johnston, sponsor. Standing a- Roedig, V. Chambers and Cr. Crawford. Sitting in the circle left to right: j. Stod- dard, L. Hayes, R. Young, B. Allen, M. Dallas, S. McKee and G. Dixon, Pat MCMu11eni5 assisting Dr. I... Alice Meiners' teeth are checked G- Reuscher in examining C- by Dr. H. Schunflacher while Miss RGdff1mfm,M-Fagin, E-MGSSUY M. E. Templeton and Mr.L. Rick- G-FGTEUSOH, C-Warfofdv C -Davis, ert, physical education instructors, j. Berning, A. Browner, B. Kelly, look On. and V. Genton. Health examinations come up annually with cooperation from everyone concerned. 8 ......TOWARD THE MAKING OF USEFUL CITIZENS Our school store provides actual selling experience. Martha Craver sells to Virginia Foster, student customer, before Miss Mary Spiker, coordinator. Violet Evans, a distributive coop, is demonstrating a machine used in marking merchandise before Mrs. E. Shields, coordinator and Mr. L. M. Camp, traffic manager of H. 81 S. Pogue Company. The clothing instructors are in- specting the work of the students in one of the school shops. Left to right: Miss E. Leaman, Mrs. A. Bateman, Miss E. Peoples, Mr. R. Dahling and Mrs. E. Well- I'I'1a1'1. jean Frank and Marian Wensing, clothing coops, are doing altera- tion work while Miss E. Peoples, coordinatorandMiss E.Eggbrecht alteration department manager of H. lk S. Pogue Company, look on. Sndlw If you will make the best use of your time, if you will give to your job the very best of which you are capable, if you will give to your com- munity and your neighbor your most honest and courteous thinking, you will in spite of many things, become a truly successful person. 12 l Om G7f:,01v.c,47oa.f...777,.w,,QLLgji 56? 13 TOP ROW Mrs. Alice Bateman Mr. Raymond Dahling Miss Selma Dubin MIDDLE ROW Miss Loretta Hartzel Mis s Mary Hinant Mrs. Meta Howard BOTTOM ROW Miss Mary Alice Johnston Mrs. Ruth jones Miss Helen Koch and ene rgetic lady Beautiful suits are turned out under his capable guidance. Collecting earrings is her hobby. Swimming and horseback riding are her favorite sports. Her greatest interest is people. She has a sweet smile for everyone. Her favorite pastime is traveling. A soft pleasant voice distinguishes her. She not only appreciates fine arts, but also creates. 0 14 TOP ROW Miss Elizabeth Leaman Mrs. Elizabeth Maithre Mr. Robe rt McSpadden MIDDLE ROW Mrs. Minnie Motzer Mrs. Roberta Overmyer Miss Edith Oskarnp BOTTOM ROW Miss Elizabeth Peoples Miss Clara Pollak Mr. Lewis Rickert Ai A quiet but active teacher around school. Enjoys a good time and attracts gay people around her. The Ma-Pa-Me shows prove this. ' A truly born singer. Taking walks with her son is one of her joys She tries out new recipes for her husband. Enjoys horseback riding with her friends. Interested in clothes designing. A quiet dignified person. The coach of our first basketball team. 15 N TOP Row ' Mrs. Elizabeth Shields -- Enjoys walking, particularly in the country. Miss Mary Spiker -- A gay, sociable person to be with. Miss Frances Templeton -- A wholesome, well-groomed appearance, with a charming personality. MIDDLE ROW Miss Mary Elizabeth Templeton -- The Play Day adviser whom we all adore Mr. Guy Van Epps -- Atoms are taken apart and studied in his science classes. Mrs. Corrine Walker -- Her cooking ability is amazing. BGTTOM ROW Mrs. Emma Wellman -- A kind person and quiet, too. Miss Stella Woliver -- A gracious lady with a cordial manner. 16 Miss L. Hartzel !'c,L6!'l 1 3 Mrs. E. Shields Mrs. C. Walker Mrs. R. Lape Mr. G. Van Epps Mr. L. Rickert Bottom row - Mrs. M. Motzer Mrs. E. Maithre Miss E. Leaman Second row - Miss F. Templeton Miss H. Koch Mrs. R. jones 5. Miss H. Jacoby 6. Miss M. E. Templeton Mrs. E.. Wellman Mrs. C. Walker 'fx 'X ff Q NX X76-JN Joanne Smith, President Helen Imhoff, Vice -President Cir 726.07 Offoyw Iwas happily surprised when Iwas elected president of our class. The realization that my fellow students liked me as a friend gave me the confidence necessary to carry out the work of such high honor. Dear Classmates, At the time of the election, a full year was ahead for all of us. In my case, since I was chos'en as president, I foresaw that not only would I have to keep up with the required school work, but also to enter in all other school activities. This much I knew. The seniors would have to set themselves as examples for the underclassmen. Friendliness, inspiration, and encouragement would be the ideals to foster. As President of the Class of '48, Iwish to express the gratitude and thanks of all of us to our teachers, who have made our school life happy and profitable To my classmates, I give thanks, too, for the fun we have had and for mak- ing our senior year the best one that East has had. This is not a goodbye, it's just till we meet again . joanne Smith Dolores Gollahon, Rosemary DiLullo, Secretary Treasurer Angelina Marcelli, Molly jo Bauer, Shirley Sayre, Vice -P re sident Secretary Treasurer Z0 Gertrude Abernathy Knitting 1,Sports 1-Z-3, Special Art Z, Glee Club 4. Sports enthusi- ast - always joking - known as Pete . Berniece Burton Bowling 4. Gentle man- ners - pretty - takes pride in her work. Elsie Canyon Glee Club 1-Z-3, High- lights 4. All-around girl - brilliant student - possesses an abound- ing knowledge. Ruby Chatman Glee Club 2, Shorthandl, Girl Reserves 3, Y- Teens 4. Sincere - good student - is eager to serve. Anna Dyer Sports Z, Red Cross Z, Highlights 3, Y -Teen treasurer 4. Playful teaser -witty -keeps her black hair glossy. ,ff -f we .SW -' ' ' , imgwszrarfzi-1Qzg.1,..g 4 QW et----.,rw..N, f A-lsr-litres-w ' -a-NYY ,sr -f-if 5 gs- QNX .T It .5 , ,- xl -fam i 2? M 5 ' W H ,S X my t Q M nm iw J,gfbihf?x ii gk M591 L Q4 s Nl - A .. ' . '55, 1 1 aifff fig z K K A K '- E .K gig ., .1 . was -- a . , - .gy K -V . , . 1 3kg.gy.g,4:1 ,. . , 453' K. K ' ' Jf11,t?w1rf - Molly jo Bauer Secy. of Senior Class, Shorthand Z, Arts and Crafts Z, Bowling 3-4. Friendly personality - full of pep -interested in activities. Shirley Bush Swimming 1-Z, Red Cross 1, Shorthand Z, Library Assistant 3, School Council 3, High- lights 4. Agreeable - earnest - has the confi- dence of many. Evelyn Charles Knitting Z-3,Shorthand Z Study 4. Studious - quiet manners - has a neat appearance. Rosemary DiLullo Treas. of Senior Class, Triangle Business Mgr., Glee Club l,Red Cross 1 School Council Z, Sports Z-3-4.Dependable conversationalist - has many friends. jean Enderle Knitting 3, Study 3, 4. Composed - friendly - likes her work. 1 Violet Evans Sports l-Z, Dramatics l, Girl Reserves Z-3-4, Bowling 4. Charming - irresistible - speaks in a soft voice. N jean Frank Dramatics 2, Library Assistant Z, Bowling 3, Study 4. Graceful - friend ly - has large dark eyes. Margaret Freeman Glee Club 1, Girl Re- serves l, Knitting Z, Shorthand Z, Sports 3, Glee Club 4. Graceful - high spirited - likes to dance. Dolores Gollahon Class '48 Secretary, Sports Z-4, Arts and Crafts 3. Sports enthu- siast - good mixer - calls herself Dee . George Harper Dramatics Z, Visual Aid Z-3-4, Highlights 3, Footlights 4, Triangle 4, Production Manager of Highlights. Ingenuous - intelligent - reveals many admirable traits. Ethel Feldman Dramatics Z, Bowling 3, School Council 3, Tri- angle 4. Efficient -gay - is faithful to her work. Rosemary Frank Girl Reserve 1- Z, Sports 3-4. Unlimited energy - witty - calls herself Butch Helen Gaskill Dramatics 2, Library Assistants Z, Bowling 3, Triangle 4. Capable - neat - enjoys drawing. junita Harlow School Council 1, Swim- ming Z-3, Dramatics 2, Bowling 3-4, Talkative - kind - 'holds definite viewpoints. Lavenia Hayes, Glee Club Z, Visual Aids 3, Sports 4. Friend ly - cooperative - shows good spirit. Helen Imhofi Class '48 Vice-President Knitting l, Glee Club 1, Shorthand Z, School Council Z, Sports 3-4. Blond hair - cheerful disposition - inspires confidence. Phyllis Jewell Red Cross Z, Sports 3, Glee Club 4. Composed- friendly -tries to do her best. Margaret Kist Girl Reserves 1, Red Cross Z, Knitting 3, Sports 4. Helpful - kind - offers assistance in any activity. Virginia Liebert Sports 3, 4. Reserved - charming disposition - dresses her hair becom- ingly. jeane tte Ludwig Editor-in-Chief of the Triangle. School Coun- cil Z, Shorthand Z, Sports 3, Bowling 3, Triangle 4. Friendly - sincere - is popular a- mong her classmates. Mary E. jackson Glee Club Z,3,4. Quiet- dependable - possesses a singing voice. Harold Ketz Sports 3,Bowling 4. Ex- pert tailor - sociable - is known as a true friend. Martha Lewis Dancing I, Dramatics 2, Sports 1,2 ,3, Footlights 4 Quiet - sweet voice - interested in many pro- jects. Violet Lloyd Red Cross Z, Girl Re- serves Z-3, Y-Teen vice -president 4. In- teresting face - helpful makes merry at any time. josephine Marasco Girl Reserves l-Z,Knit- ting 1, Red Cross Z, Highlights 3, Bowling 4, School Council 4. Ef- ficient - cheerful - has beautiful curly hair. Angelina Marcelli Class '48 Vice-President Glee Club Z,Bowling 3-4. Gay - sociable - has deep dark eyes. Pat McMullen Girl Reserves l, Glee Club l, Sports Z, Bowl- ing 3-4. Friendly -well- poised - enjoys the art of conversation. Thelma Miller Sports 2 - 3 - 4. Reliable - thoughtful - shows ability in art. Louise Morton Red Cross 1,Shorthand Z, Knitting 3, Study 4. Quiet - efficient - re- veals great interest in her work. Alice Prichard Highlights Editor - Tri- angle AssistantArt Edi- tor, Girl Reserves l-Z, Dramatics 3, Y-Teens President 4. Capable - responsible - has many qualities for leadership. james Matthews Art 3, Visual Aids 4. Sincere - manly - wears smart ties. Shirley Meder Editor of Highlights. Glee Club l, Swimming 1, Red Cross Z, High- lights Z-3-4. Coopera- tive - dependable - pos- sesses inexhaustible energy. Patsy Morse Sports Z, Bowling 3-4. Petite - determined - plans to spend her time in travel. Betty Poppe Girls Reserves 1- Z, Bowling 3, Study 4. Generous - sincere - displays originality in clothes design. Betty Sue Redd Sports 1-Z-3-4, Glee Club 1-2. Humorous - unruffled - is fun to be with. LaVerne Reis Cooking l, Red Cross Z, Dramatics 2 - 3, High- lights 3-4. Sincere - quiet - has a great deal of common sense. Shirley Sayre Class '48 Treasurer. Glee Club 1, Cooking Z, Knitting 3, Study 4. Pretty - loyal - loves to dance. Joanne Smith President, Senior Class Art and Layout Editor of the Triangle, Drama- tics 2. -3, Triangle 4. Sunny disposition - witty dances beautifully. Virginia Stevens Knitting 1, Red Cross 1 Shorthand Z, Sports 2, Bowling 3-4. Faithful - gay - has a variety of interests. Mary Lou Tribble Knitting 1, Sports Z-4, Camera 4. Sincere - easy-going - takes time to notice curiosities. Jean Reuter Red Cross l, Swimming 1, Sports Z-3, Knitting Z, Bowling 4. Witty - com- panionable - gives a cheery hello to everyone. Helen Schnee Knitting 1 - Z, Gi rl Re- serves 1, Glee Club Z, Sports 3, Bowling 4. Helpful - agreeable - has a charming person- ality. Shirley Snider Glee Club 3, Bowling 4. Pleasant - calm - speaks quietly. Rosemary Stubbeman Sports 1, Cooking 1, Girl Reserves Z, Red Cross Z, Highlights 3, Bowling 4. Lively - friendly - skates grace- fully. Margaret Vainisi Dramatics Z, Bowling 3, Triangle 4. Petite - charming - talks in a gay manner. james Washington Games Z, Highlights Z, Sports 3,Varsity Squad 4. Popular - kind hearted known by the name of jackie I 1 Shirley White Teens 3-4. Pleasant gay - seems to have great deal of self-conf t dence. x A VX Sports 1, Swimming 1-Z Girl Reserves Z, Y- B. i O 601, 1. V. Lloyd, A. Dyer, R. Stubbeman 2. D. Gollahon, H. Imhoff, E. Feldman, R. DiLu11o. 3. j. Marasco 4. E. Charles 5. Sitting: H. Schnee, S. White, V. Stevens, S. Bush, j. Ludwig. Standing: j. Reuter, P. McMullen, V. Evans. 6. S. Meder, E. Canyon 7. R. Chatrnan 8. Liebert 9. In front: B. Poppe, T. Miller, S.Sayre. In back: M. Carson, M. Lewis. 10. H. Gaskill, W. Roberts, J. Smith 11.H. Ketz, R. Frank, G.I-Iarper, M.Freeman 8 If ' Z ,, 7 9 11 Z7 I 1 1 1 1 LAM We, who are of sound mind and body, well- groorned, good looking and well-to-do, hereby be- 1 queath the following assets and liabilities: 1 x To Mrs. Ruth Lape, Our Principal, we leave a med- al which she so richly deserves for coping with us these four years. To the faculty,we extend our thanks and appreciation for the skills which they so willingly taught us. To our beloved school we hand down a bank filled p 1 with hope and assurance of success in all its activities. To individual students We make the following be- quests: jean Frank's jokes to George Hohweiler. Mary Tribble's sportsmanship to Carolyn Vest. Dee Gollahon's height to Dick Loesche. Martha Lewis' quiet voice to Carol Wind. Pat McMullen's Irish accent to Claudine Elmore. Louise Morton's quiet manners to jo Ann Griffith. Rosemary DiLullo's gymnastic ability to Georgian Stiegler. Joanne Smith's ability to lead her class to the next Senior Class President. p Shirley Meder's editorship of the Highlights to Bill Wilson. Anne Dyer's bowling ability to Evelyn Geiser. Lavenia Hayes' red-rimmed glasses to Georgetta g Dixon. I i 1 Rosemary Frank's boisterousness to Alice Meiners. 1 Helen Imhoff's math ability to Mary Stevens. L Helen Gaskill's style of dancing to Dee Pirrrnann. 4 ,M Margaret Vainisi's curly locks to Mary Ann jollie. 0 -I 'U' Josephine Marasco's ability to finish school to her E' fs Pl sister Leanora. Violet Evans' trim page-boy to Georgia Marshall. X Alice Prichard's prornptness to Betty Hagaman. We appoint Mrs. E. Shields: and Miss E. Peoples as executrices to this our last will and testament. Sub- scribed, sealed and declared by the Senior Class of L Lv ' 1948, in witness whereof we do hereby set our names ' NN and seal on this March 1, 1948 at East Vocational 5,31 High School in the State of Ohio. 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Cochran, N. Lackey D. Crawley, L. Hayes A Typical Front Hall Scene during Freshie Week E. Reis, j. Thomas, P. Hickerton G ,O . I A ':, Evh 1 A K K' X- k 115 ' ki l my t if , 5 of-ff ivl V J k J, Harris 5? S2 Jia-atc' Irlean Alloway Betty Baker Blanche Barnes Shirley Beaudrey Frances Blackman Alice Burt Grace Carter Vera Chambers Irene Cole Luraline Davis Mary Fischesser Vivian Genton Shirley Grant jo Alice Hoglund Annie jackson joan Lukemire Virginia Martin jennie Lee Mullis Jeannine Niehaus Ellen Nieman Lorna Ries Joyce Riley Eileen Rottert june Timmons HOMEROOM 4 43 m R 3 is 'ZS wp' at , N A l ' V 3119 ,a,Yc,. .wg at ik Q . Dorothy Williams Came ra Shy Mabel Dodson Juanita Haas Hi C XD 3 1.7 , JT F Otmfl, H641 WM Left to right: Bottom row H. Sullivan, T. Dressel, G. Mays, W. Mauldin, R. Shaw fCaptainj Second row - J. Carlock, C. Muncy, C. jones, J. Washington, M. Smith. L. Rickert fCoachQ Mm.1g,.7 Same players as in picture to the left except j. Carlock second from the right. Left to right: C. Muncy, J. Washington, W. Mauldin, C. jones, R. Shaw, M. Smith, H. Sullivan. 46 East Vocational Athletic Association Left to right: Bottom row - C. Davis, V. Kinnett QPresidentj, C. Sheets, D. Keck fTreasurerQ, M. Harbaugh B. Allen, H. Newberry, M. McHugh, fVice - Presidentj. Second Row - A. Blasingame, F. Holcomb, P. Horan, T. Miller fSecretaryJ, M. Kist, A. Arnold, M. Dallas, M. Rokich, M. Bursey, M. Patrick. Third row - M. Evans, D. Block, P. Botts D. Sorrells, B. Forkner, G. Fant, L. Tauber, M. Wagner, M. Stevens. Fourth row - A. Abernathy, E. Howell, T. Pat- rick,M.Tribble,L. I-Iayes,j.Berning, B. Ashley, W. Ball, j. Roedig. Miss M. E. Templeton fSponsorJ. These pictures illustrate one type of physical edu- cation participated in by members of the Athletic Club. Other activities in- clude not only games, such as, softball, volleyball, basketball, Shuffleboard and table tennis, but also track. 47 AMAA? Left to right: B tt m row- F. Tucker ffreasurerj, j. Roedig fSecretaryj, M. Fagin QVice- Presidentl, M. McHugh fPresidentl S d row - Miss M. A. johnstonfSponsorJ, L. Hayes, R, Young, V. Cham- bers, G. Crawford, B. Allen Third row - S. McKee, M. Dallas, B. Ashley, J. Berning, -I. Thomas. O COUNCIL COMMITTEES Sales Tax Stamps Comm. Highlights Reporter Dance Room Comm. janet Be rning - Chairman jo Anne Roedig Fred Tucker - Chairman jo Anne Roedig Joyce Thomas Barbara Ashley jo Anne Roedig Mary McHugh Mary McHugh Joyce Thomas Hall Monitors Courtesy Week Comm. - --'-'-'- janet Berning - Chairman Rose Godfrey Mary McHugh - Chairman Mary Dallas Shirley McKee JO Anne Roedig Marilyn Fagin Joyce Thomas Janet Be rning Rosalind Young Mary McHugh Barbara Ashley Vera Chambers Barbara Allen Barbara Ashley Marie Monroe 48 Left to right: Bottom row - G. Toole, J. Toole, B. Allen, M. A. Elsaesser. Second row - B. Ballew, B. Kelly, M. L. Berry, S. McKee, M. Craver, A. Meiners fTreasurerQ, L. Whit- man, D. Decker. Third row - G. Harper fVice- Presidentj, G. Dixon QPresidentj, D. Cartwright, M. I... Hughes, L. Tomlin fSecretaryQ, R. Young, M. Lewis, M. Dodson. WHY THE CHIMES RANG Standing: F. Holcomb, A. Meiners. Kneeling: j. Blum, G. M. Berry, A. Hale, J. Berning, A. Johnston, V.Kenny, E. Kist, B.Al1en, G.'Dixon M. A. Wagner, N. Driver, M. E. Archibald. Standing: D. Sorrells Not in picture: Bethel Allen Miss F. Templeton, QDramatic Dir.j TRIANGLE STAFF Left to right: Bottom row - J. Frank, B. Poppe, S. Meder. Second row - L. Morton, S. Sayre, M. J. Bauer, E. Canyon, P. Morse, V. Evans, L. Reis. Third row - B. Burton,V. Stevens, J. Harlow, Reuter, A. Marcelli, T. Miller, J. Ludwig, S. Bush. Fourth row - G. Harper, H. Schnee, R.DiLullo, P.McMu11en, R.Chatman, J. Smith, S. White. TRIANGLE EDITORIAL and BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Sitting: J. Ludwig QEditorJ Miss S. Woliver QSponsorj H. Schnee. Standing: R. Chatman, M. Bauer, R. Di Lullo, P. McMullen. fL1lC.2.f'L 67 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jeanette Ludwig Art and Layout Editor Snapshots Joanne Smith Art Assistants on Margaret Vainisi Helen Gaskill Helen Imhoff Carolyn Vest Helen Gaskill Angelina Marcelli Betty Poppe Carol Wind Business Staff Rosemary DiLullo Pat McMullen Helen Schnee 50 Assistant Art Editor Alice Prichard Editor Assistants Molly Jo Bauer Ethel Feldman Shirley Meder Elsie Canyon Mary Jackson Anna Dyer Proof Readers George Harper Shirley Sayre Circulation Helen Imhoff Jean Reuter Faculty Advisers Mr. R. Dahling Miss H. Koch Miss E. Peoples Miss S. Woliver Highlights Staff in Conference At typewriter: Connie McGrath Standing Qleft to rightj: Mrs. R. jones QAdviserQ, W.Wilson, A. Arnold, S. Meder QEditorj. Editors Shirley Mede r Alice P richard Circulation Shirley Bush Violet Evans P roduction Manage r George Harpe r Highlights Club and Staff Left to right: Bottom row- G. Harper,'I', Miller, A.Arnold, S.Meder. Second row - E. Canyon, S. Bush, V. Evans, L. Reis, j. Harlow. I Typing and Mimggraphing Molly jo Bauer Dee Gollahon junita Harlow Helen Iznhoff Jeanette Ludwig Connie McGrath Patsy Morse joanne Smith 51 Faculty Advise r Aw Art Staff Agnes Arnold Ramona McAna11y Thelma Miller Irma Wilson Reporters Irlean Alloway Juanita Haas john Webb jo Alice Hoglund joan Lukemire s b ' t' u scup Ions William wnson L.aVe rne Reis h. josep ine Marasco Art Editor Tommie Kimble Mrs. R. jones Y-Teens Left to right! V Bottom Row - S. White QC. Sec.j, C. Hadley fTreas.J, B. Innis U-Iist.j, M. A. jollie lHist.Q, I... Macke fTreas.j, C. Kolb fPres.Q, j. Baldwin QRec. Sec.j, P. Worthman QSec.j, A. Babst fVige-Presj, J. A. Feighery fTreas.j. Second Row -E.. LeamanfAdviserj T. Miller, G. Marshall, M.HerbertQPres.Q, V. Stringer, C. Wind, M. Hughes, L. Marasco, E. Geiser, fVice-Pres.J, T. Bitzer QSec.j, E. Maithre fAdviserj. Third Row - F. Holcomb, E. jollie, fHist.j, A. Hale, B. Kelley, M. Miller, H, Newberry, V. Kenny, M. Rokich, M. McAnal1y, A. Arnold. Fourth Row - D. Keck, j. A. Griffith, G. Stiegler, N. Driver, V. Reed, D. Cartwright, P. Cochran, j. Hascher, E. Anderson, D. Boyles, A. Fields. Fifth Row - C. Sheets, C. Mathes, T. Sicurelia, j. Stoddard, C. Huston, E. Estridge, D. Rackley, S. McKee, M. Richter, S. Boyd, C. Riemer, R. Peterson. Glee Club Left to right: Bottom Row - Mr. R. McSpadden QDirectorj j. Kallas, M. Adams fSec.-Treasj, I. Ross, j. Cannon, V. Walters fVice-Presj, N. Roberts, B. Steele, G. Williams, M. Philpot. Second Row - F. Farrier, P. Worthman fwardrobe Mistressj, B. Lockett, M. Monroe, V. Foster,P.jewe1l, M. McAfee, C. Brown, j. Richardson, G. Crawford. Third Row - M. Herbert lwardrobe Mistressj, G. Marshall, V. Stringer, R. Spaulding, A. Preyor, B. Scarbrough, R. McAna11y, A. Phillips Usibrarianj, M. Craft, M. Fagin fPres.,. Fourth Row- T. Dillard, C. Wind,M. Wuerth,M. Freeman,M. Archibald, D. Boyles, G. Abernathy, M. Williams, S. Napier. 52 Left to right: Bottom row Se c ond row Third row - Fourth row Fifth row - Sponsors: Future Retailers of Ohio Left to right: Bottom row - V. Stevens M. J. Bauer, P. McMullen, P. Morse, L. Reis. Second row - J. Reuter, Harlow, H. Schnee, 1. Smith, R.DiLu11o,j.Ludwig,A.Mar- celli. Third row -B.Burton,V.Evans, S. Bush, S.White, R. Chatman, L. Morton. QMrs. E. Shields J QMiss M. Spiker J BOWLING CLUB PTT E. Baker, M. L. Heim fVice Pres.j, j. Griffith fPres.Q, R. Godfrey fTreas.j, G. Stieg1erfSec.,. S. Beaudrey, V. Mullis, M. Coyne, C. Hadley, N. Driver, E. Nieman, j. Riley, V. Genton, S. Ritter, j. Price, J. Riley, S. King, G. Carr, -I. Doggett. O. Sears, R. Brown, J. Harris, W. Wilson, R. Dickman. J. McKee, W. Miller, A. Bludau, E. Kist, U. Strack, C. Warford, S. Diesslin, P. Hickerton, Owens, M. Sutton, D. Fisher, T. Bitzer, E.Geiser, I... Marasco, T. Jarman. M. Berry, B. Raines, M. Fisher, E. Massar, P. Wainscott, MJ. Bauer, R. Estridge -I. Reuter, j. Harlow, V. Stevens, B. Burton, V. Evans, H. Schnee, A. Marcelli, P. Morse, P. McMullen. fMiss E. Oskamp and Mrs. C. Walker! v Sponsors 53 Reading and Study Left to right: Bottom row - M. Bryant, D. Smith, Z. Gibson, H. Carson, A, Shannon, V. Martin, N. Lackey, j. Perry, C. Reed. Second row - A. Price, W. Smith, E. Lorenzen, L.. Smith, j. Thomas, V. Harper, M. Coble, E. Strickland, F. Tucker, E.. Froman, R. Smith, Third row - -I. Edwards, S. DuBois, E. Black- burn, Mrs. M. Motzer QSponsorl, -I. Frank, J. Williams, S. Warren, D. Bradley, D. Crawley, C. Redelrnan. Fourth row - N. Brown, S. Reynolds, D. Williams B. Poppe, S. Sayre, -I. Enderle, B. Sasafras, E. Bray, R. Todd, E. Avery. Fifth row - I. Cul1ars,j. Timmons, G. Hazelbaker, I. Cole, B. Barnes, L.. Reis, E. Heinkelein, E.. Charles, W. Campbell, L.. Cobb, D. Chatterton. Sixth row - M. Curtis, S. Roeller, H. Lawson, D. Colbert, C. jackson, A. Carmichael, C. Seiler. Miss S. Dubin Mrs, M. Motzer ' lsponsorsi Hi - Y Left to right: Bottom row - j. Thomas, D. Moorman fTreasurerl Second row - A. Morrow QPresidentQ, L.l-Iankerson fSecretaryl Mr. R. Dahling fSponsorj Home Nursing and Red Cross Clubs Bottom row - left to right: j. Williams, D. Rackley, V. Gaston, L.. D. Lyons. Second row - Mrs. A. Bateman, fSponsorj, P. Parks, A. Harper, M. McAfee, L. Howe,Mrs. R. Overmyer QSponsorj. Third row - E. Mahon, G. Gilene, A. Anderson, I... Bishop, D. Tenkotte. Mrs. C. Wayman QRed Cross Instructor, Camera 81 Visual Aids Left to right: Bottom row - G. Sims, R. Gaston, E. Bowens, A. Williams, O. Ward, R. Willis, A. Edwards, A. Tull. Second row - M. Ford, M. Arthur, M. Wilcox, D. Bridgewater. Third row - C. Powers, M.Hudson, E. Howell, M. Johnson, E. Barnes, A. Browner, H. I..y1es,E.Edwards. Fourth row - A. Koch, J. Blum, A. Johnston, W. Hays, J. Webb, R. Ford. I. Cloyd, M. Halfhill, G. Van Epps fSponsorJ. Knitting Club Left to right: ' Bottom row - R. Freytag fTreasurerJ, Morton, M. Donahue. Second row - F. Blackman, L. Davis, M. Bibbs fPres.J, M. Bossman, Mrs. E. Well- man fSponsorJ. Third row - M. Wensing, J. Tillett, A. Jackson, J. Niehaus, E. Reis. Art and Craft Club Left to right: Bottom row - S. Meyung, M. McMurtry, W. Wurz- bacher, G. Kibler. Second row - Miss H. Koch fSponsorJ, N. Thompson, C. Vest, E. Wolf, H. Long, C. Dowdell. Miss H. Koch fSponsor J Miss C. Pollak fSponsorJ Eh -fi? 5 nmlmnl! k lil 1 A-xx '-b Y' 0 o O . -..dm . 0 Q o SR O fmmllmm gm X to ts ,fx 'Its 1 s :Q Jr. Fu A ,X vfxf cj .4 , , N -ef A . 4 +V I uf Deg N Hello the re, How times do change? I remember Qand it wasn't so long ago, when a girl was strictly a drip if her skirt was not above her knees and if her sweater was not large enough to fit her father. Now the skirts are getting longer day by day and the sweaters are bought to fit the wearer. Such is life! Here is the annual fashion review as we have lived it the past few years. In '45, the well-dressed girl wore a baggy sweater and a very short pleated skirt. For a change, she could wear her brother's white shirt fthe one he was going to Wear for that big Saturday night datej and a dungaree. In '46, she went in for bangs. She cut her own hair and what a mess., In '47 the skirts became longer and lighter. Finally, by and during '48, the ballerina skirt, cute ruffled petticoats, and Gibson girl blouses made the new lookn. Oh, Yes! This is the modern age., Goodbye and good luck. The Mode rnaire ...il x jj are fl SEHJ l3.,7 I 'I lX7x my r asks 5 5 Cl - J East Reporters at the Teen- Times Broadcast interviewed by Dxlohnston fEnquire 1' staffj. Left to right: H.Ketz, D.john- ston, A.Prichard, R.Loesche. Candy and Cake Staff Left to right: and the Candy Man . East Pep Squad at the Teen- Times Broadcast Left to right: M. Adams, R. Spaulding, T. Sicurella, j. A. Griffith, G.Harper, L.Macke, D.john- ston QEnquirer Staff, 59 Committee of the Triangle S. Bush, V. Stevens, Bill Wilson - Chairman of East at M. J. Bauer, H. Schnee, March of j. Ludwig, P. McMullen, ok Hobo H5 . , 47 f N x ff , f' ,. ' lg fl tin S Q N S rx xx QNUOQ N! .S se Tv vunnil ' ee a n Ch' 1-if xii xg I Y f lj om! A Q ., Ck S19 L Q U Mx! ,ff x O T Tclggf f f? ,gc OO O If H T K Q A 9 1 foal Fey - 1 ll M .'W'1'q1X,-ak N x Q- Nj 39 -4 xy f -Lx- I4 X , qv if., Q mi xN W zfik' XS Dae ME 'N Fkjp 6 ...A.Ax.A-J- W' :A e W 541: 'ik-a .A-'gf J Qwwn Nwfxffi xx X vu e: OL Us K ' X X 1 'if' .. PG! -it Qx , va' W ff f12e5 ' f X X S -f ' A9 Mzmeo aff A 2 I www M A 59 Y sofx od. - Q jfaucgggl Thg TM P4 and as QR, Q S 0 WNm'mvs Loo owe 211975 ' QNUTIHTION x,.f'f ofufff 0,,,,,,-:,.-f- 1, Xl R s of if UA Sane WMI vve are aeriiore at iasi. adriciairxg 6?rxov4irxg oii 9' -5Qe ciai Sling' rid X9 Aft e Qr v eo 'dere is iazv Sane a ww ?arcioa oar geamre-5, but vv e ar oar ciae-9 ring-a. KN e eavv Nlir giaia Sie ir ofo Doo Yiarrfoao. Praga-at V3 Dil iblrrv noi Xiav e ciae--aes irx 'Coe 9v4if0fr1irxg Qooi? Segxefrvoer ich Af! East oxperxea up ber cioore ro 'Coe iargear ireexaie ciaee ever ear oiieni bere . Beraiece Qarrooreceivecia 'oeaatiiai diafrlormd. October XQM Toe cia-as rings have ar riv eci. Psiice ?ridoarci ami Erxoei Y eicifnarx have become ciisii iocikev 9 ar iN C291 , 'ive Y ree-Xxie Yariv is a riot. Yeein on Qage AZ. Sovefrvoer WAI! ameri we birdie . Senior Qicmree, von vaov-1 . iN e are 'ooviog arxci eeiiiog Cforiarfoae carrie ior 'Coe 'iriaogie and aieo gaioirxg Qoarxeis ir of-0 'Coe nieiiciooe caves and can' dies eoid orx Nlisiior -5' Xiigbi. vove 'Coe X,-oiiigbop Maries. December ioibil wer CDoris'rfr1ae-'. 'Woe iacikv Kids at scfoooi erxiov a beaariiai pr ociacrioa oi XNXxv 'Coe Cfoifoea Klang vvoiie 'Coe orxiocilxj Dieiriboiivee are iigkvrirxg 'Coe Barrie oi 'Coe hrisimae Skxopgwers' . C 1n o 112 the X January 1948 Janua ry makes us wonder-.'h1elen Schnee..why he waited so long before giving her his Roger Bacon ring. Pat McMullen .... X aboutjohnny. Junita Ha 1-low .... about the Wedding March. All of us .... why we didn 't study more before the exams. February 1948 lt's Leap Year, you know. hI'n'11'nfn., Miss Selma Dubin and lvfiss Frances Templeton appear in the '7Vew Look . La Verne Reis had a coming out pa rty for her appendix. Afpldred Herbert was a grand representative for East on the Junior Town Meets ing broadcast. A4Q1'Ch 1948 Spring is here.' Don 't we envy jo Maras spending Easter in Washington. Ci dashing here and there repres the week. Joanne Smith Home Furnishings M sored by the E co a rls ' enti and QD llful' RSD: nd Patt Week f' ng East ' Margar lzals ehl' e Retail ember h ' C ,v A40 1f1dS JD et V ered ers ow D OPS 111118 rse the girls the activities of ainisi ha ve had t in a national con April 1948 ick-Loesche 's ti Belle at the Y 1' ' ur toes, w arms of heir test e light e Tee asn 't ' That spone ed up QS he came courts n party ? Stars in our eyes, it wonderful to glide over the floor L Aflfih ? Love Proms., ' May 1948 N 1' Green Shudders .' Could we forget Helen Imhoff as Aggie E Is the bra t, who got away with a great deal because Alice ' Dricha rd, her aunt, believed in the freedom of childhood? x CPQdUd tion Jittersf Do the seniors ha ve it now., Y June 1948 4- 2 Domp and Circumstance . The thrilling moment f we 've awaited for four long yea rs is here,at last. We 're very happy, very solemn, and very scared. Proudly, we join the ranks of Ea st Voca tional gra dua tes. Molly jo BQ uer Ethel Eeldman J fy.-Le, R. Washington Tourists: Sitting: N. Driver J. Edwards, L. Marasco V. Stringer Standing: A. Meiners E. Geiser L. Grady S. Woliver M. Herbert An Art Award Winner: M. Evans A popular member of the office staff: Ludwig Room 4 Quartet: M. Dodson, S. Beaudrey D. Williams, J. Mullis 64 Official Jewelers for. .. EAST VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS JEWELRY Designers and Manufacfurers of ALL TYPES OF EMBLEM JEWELRY GORDON B. 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MOTZER A F R I E N D Complimenfs of ATLAS CARD COMPANY A 8a N FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 9II Easf McMillan Sfreei' WILKERSON'S AUTO SERVICE -- AVon 2026 66 CLIFTON STOKER 81 HEATING SERVICE 347 CALHOUN STREET :z uNiversa+y zeoo IAI Hughes Cornerj 0 Gas Burners 0 Sfeam Boilers 0 Oil Burners 0 Air-Condi+ioning Furnaces 0 Sfokers 0 BIowers and Pumps WE SPECIALIZE IN AUTOMATIC HEAT OPPORTUNITY K 0CK 0 InI'eres+ing needlework Making sI1irI's 0 AH'racI'ive surroundings Modern dayIigI'1+ pIan+ 0 Good pay Sfeady work 0 CenI'raI Iocafion PracI'icaIIy in I1earI' of cify THE MACK IIIRT CIIRPIIIIATIO 67 Name Abe rnathy , Ge rt rude Bauer, Molly jo I Burton, Berniece Bush, Shirley Canyon, Elsie Charles, Evelyn Chatman, Ruby Secy DiLul1o, Rosemary Treas Dye r, Anna Ende rle , jean Evans , Violet Feldrnan, Ethel F rank, jean Frank, Rosemary Freeman, Margaret Gaskill, Helen Gollahon, Dolores fSecy J Harlow, junita Harper, George Hayes, Lavenia Izmhoff, Helen qv jackson, Mary E. jewell, Phyllis Ketz, Harold Kist, Margaret Lewis, Martha .P SENIOR LIST Name Autograph Liebert, Virginia Lloyd, Violet Ludwig, Jeanette Marasco, Josephine Marcelli, Angelina fV.P.J Matthews, James McMullen, Pat Meder, Shirley Miller, Thelma Morse, Patsy Morton, Louise Poppe, Betty Prichard, Alice Redd, Betty Sue Ries, LaVerne Reuter, Jean Sayre, Shirley QTreas.J Schnee, Helen Smith, Joanne KPres.l Snider, Shirley Stevens, Virginia Stubbeman, Rosemary Tribble, Mary Lou Vainisi, Margaret Washington, James White, Shirley 69 QUALITY SUITS FOR MEN AND WOMEN Carry +I1e Label DAVIS CLOTHES Made in CincinnaIi's Mos+ Modern Clofhing CenI'er T A I L O R C R E S T Air Condifioned bofh Summer and WinIer THE P. H. DAVIS TAILORING COMPANY Complimenfs of A FRIEND CINCINNATI LITHOGRAPHING CO., Inc. 38 West McMicken Avenue CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 70 Thank You So Much' fwith apologies to Bob Hopej The Triangle reflects the cooperative efforts not only of the staff but also of everyone who makes up the personnel of East Vocational High School. Therefore, briefly but sweetly, the Annual Staff of '48 thanks everyone at East for cooperation and for any contribution that was made to make this yearbook what it is. The Staff gives its heartfelt appreciation to the following members of the faculty in particular: Mrs. R. Lape - Our Principal Mr. R. Dahling Miss H. Koch Miss S. Dubin Miss E Peoples Miss L. Hartzel Miss H, Jacoby Mrs. E. Shields Miss M. Hinant Secretary Mrs. C. Walker Mrs. R. jones Miss S. Woliver and to the following for professional advice: Mr. A. Albietz Mr. J. Rabius To all who have bought, supported or sponsored the Triangle, we say again Thank You So Muchn. Jeanette Ludwig, Editor 71 Beautiful class rings .... graceful fingers .... capable hands proud graduates. unrnmn,-m..nmb.f.1n.v-:gnu-.n.a.u nn YLY'