Germantown High School - Cardinal Crest Yearbook (Germantown, OH)

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THE CARDINAL CREST First Row: Clifton Fox, Norma ' Slusser. Howard CarlEs, Kenneth lg 1: 1'0. 8' Strickiin. Gene Dyke. Carol Sword. Arnold Maloney, Harold Dyke, Carl Cain, Lois Gilbert, Patricia Barnhart. Second Row: Fred Cordell. Fred CoEman. Charles Kucl'L John Burchers, Bob Pressel. Paul Smith. Third Row: John Bums, Robert Schaeffer. Mark Rose, Carl Davis. Junior Sosby. Hobart Huwitt. Robert Reason, Margaret Wise. Louclla Cass. Fourth Row: Bobby Abner, Paul Smith. Fifth Row: Dale Burdge. Nancy Gab- hard, Esta. Elam, Betty Zack. Betty Garner, Pauline Connor, Arqbelle Keck- 101: Christine Connor, Bernice Shrock. Kathleen Grossnickle, Verna Peddit. Wanda Lowe. Sixth Raw: Russel Lakes. Russel Macy, Mary Chryst. Mary NEH, Willa Eh'ngton. Mary Lou Mayer, Josephine Perry. Barbara Brill. Mary Swartz. Shirley Barnhart. Regina Arnold. Ruth Turner, Wanda Ridn'oun First, Row: Mrs. Albright, Mr. Mc- Laughlin, Robert Kindig. Second Row: Joan Jones, Doris Seventh Grade Macy, Jack Trissel. Ernie McPherson. Robert Hanie, Charles Philibaum. Robert Back. , Third Row: Sherman Hale, Everitt Breeding, Marjorie Long, Bessie Lakes, Geraldine Cottle. Jean Kindred, Ken- neth Smith, Donald Fox. Junior Ratliff. Fourth Row: Reba Phillips. Alice Kofmth. Phyllis Anslinger. Ethel Long. Jane Thompson. June Thompson Ken- neth Golden. Jim Johnson. Edwin Wise. Donald Frcidling, Ronald Isaacs. Billy Gunder. Fifth Row: Charles Fox. Findley Alan. Marietta. Beard, Anna Thompson. Mary Gabbard, Bertha Grossnickle, Eileen Morris, Jack Gephart. Tom Smith. Robert Upton. Robert Keller, Glen Stiver. Sixth Row: Mildred Cole, Luis Phil- lips, Harold Dursch. Fre yr. Bottom Row: Charles. Lakes, Clifford Moore. Junior Smith. Dick Keller. Esther Lamb. Mary Emley. Doris Wind- horst, Pat Hudson, Peggy Izor, Flur- ence Rennals, Carrol Diils, Fred Kepler. 18

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-- THE CARDINAL CREST PROPHESY OF CLASS OF 41 AS PROPHESIZED BY CLASS OF '42 As we gaze into the futurescope we focus it upon the Senior Class of 1941, The first sight to greet our eyes is c: charming couple. PAUL ARNOLD arid MILDRED MICHAEL. Hmmml Paul seems to be o henpecked husband washing dishes. What is Mildred doing? Well if she isn't attending to the children! Next to flit across the screen is DOROTHY MOYER. Why she looks like-ewhy she is, CE digniiied old fashioned spinster brooding over her last love. Too bad etoo botd. Seemingly in the same city we notice the famous artist of the New York Times to be none other than RUBY KEISTER. A tlctsh across the screen must have been EDGAR FOX. ct race driver, who hopes to live long enough to take part in the SOU-mile auto Classic at Indianapolis. Those bright stars in the upper part of the screen cure the roller-skctting queens of the United States NELLIE BERNHEISEL ond VERA BURDEN Next to come into view is DONALD EMRICK who is cc very famous wrestler and who, through the summer, is trainer for the World Champion Reds. The screen dulis then again. In the glow of the finer things we find our own FERNE BREWER featured in the Metropolitan Opera Company. In the musical field also is BETTY STEPHEN- SON, solo clarinet player in cm all girls' orchestra. MERRY ELLEN ROCKEY is c: second Jeanette McDonald of the screen. We all knew she would be famous some day. HELEN BREWER is Ct very successful tormer's wife. Lucky former We even have college professors. PHILLIP SCHAEFFER and ROBERT PHILLA- BAUM tectch Chemistry Clt thle. Again tootlights blaze. It's BOB BARNHART, c1 second Mickey Rooney. The next senior to appear on the screen of the futurescope is CI star pitcher with the New York Yanks. It's OMAR BRANDEN- BURG. Another famous pitcher, the highest paid in both leagues, is SAMUEL NEFF. HOWARD DAVIS is one of the great college presidents of his time. EUGENE LANDIS is master mechanic for the President's fleet of cars. Our Vision is shifted to at pair of very important women retormers, DAISY LARGEN and EVA MAE ISAACS. Another pair of seniors have reached fame as great poultry raisers, KENNETH MILLER cxnd BILLY ROGERS. Germantown has invaded the journalist field with two of the country's leading newspaper Women, BESSIE WILLIS cmd MARIE HARTNESS. IOHN MILLER'S smiling face . looks through the futurescope from behind the desk of president of a large grocery concern. KENNETH CLENSY owns a great prize winning beet herd and is very well to do. ROSEMARY STIVER is the girl's contribution to the educational held. She is Dean of Women Cit Vassar College. VIRGINIA CON- DREY is seen on the stage of CI theatre and PAULINE CYR in pictures CONRAD GREEN, a motor magnet, ranks cxs CI second Walter P. Chrysler. EUGENE COTTLE is a famous horticulturist who has just developed tomcttO-melons DOROTHY TURNER is Ci housewife in real life but she writes very good poetry as Ct pastime. ROBERT FLISCHEL is c: farmer of great reknowni BETTY MAITLAND is the mother of three children and practices child psychology. Along the way we see EVELYN BENNETT, c1 baker's wiie, BERL ROSE, a pros- perous farmer out West; and MILDRED WINDHORST' a stand-in for Sonic: Henie on roller skates. Thus we have completed our look into the great future- scope. We sincerely hope that all these things come true.

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----- -- THE CARDINAL CREST ELEMENTARY FACULTY SIXTH GRADE-GRACE LEINBACH THIRD GRADE-MARY C. TAYLOR FIFTH GRADEiRALPH WEAVER SECOND GRADEaDORIS IRWIN FOURTH GRADE-PAULINE ANKENEY FIST GRADEiHELEN STOCKWELL FIRST-SECOND GRADE MARGARET BRAHAM THIRDiFOURTH GRADE-MYRTLE SMITH FIFTH-SIXTH GRADE WILBUR SHAFFER 19