Glendale High School - Liber Anni Yearbook (Glendale, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1955 volume:

332w Raw w E$:-$W 7' - . I'f 55' 'hs' Glendale High School, Glen We Greet Our Alma Mater R '3? 7.771777 MST V. l EDUCATION Q$H7?G JNV.76 West Door Entrance Entrance to Gym PRAISE TO THEE, O GLENDALE Praise to thee, 0 Glendale. Summer, autumn, winter, and spring. T0 thee we will be true. To school and home each we will bring. Year by year our school will grow To thee fair Glendale High School. More dear to me and you. Our sacred pledge renew. VJ Our Administration, HOW'ARD R. CROMVVELL Superintendenf of Schnols 33.. Indiana State Teachers Cullrge 31.3.. The Ohio State- University University of Cincinnati Miami University University Of Colorado .f'lV MISS BOYLE Secretary JOHN E. SEEMAN. Prim'ipal. Industrial Arts 3.5.. Miami Univr-rsity MA Miami University Universiiy of Illinois fEffectL'Ue Marci! 15, Arling Superintendentj . - tise UC- . a admmlsmm an P M155 Lana ROBERT M. GALBRAITH CHARLES A. AULT ROBERT MUHLHAUSER President Clerk GEORGE W. WUNDER MRS, HUGH CARMICHAEL Vite President PHILIP DECUERE 5 31x x'lv 'MJIY - ' Ulnar WILLIAM BECKER BS. W'ilminglon Cullegv Social Studies ROBERT F. BURNS B.A.. ME. Universily of Cincinnati, Xavier Natural Science ROLLIN W. COYLE 13.5. MA. Ohio State University Universily of Cincinnati English DELORES GERHARDT RS University of Cincinnati Home Economics CONNIE HANNA BS. University of Cincinnati Physical Education BETTY JEAN JOHNSON B.A. Georgetown College University of Kentucky Foreign Languages WARREN KESTER 85.. MA. Wilmington College Ohio Slam University Miami University University of Cincinnati Driver Training. Science. Malh WILLIAM R. KING B.SL University of Cincinnati Bowling Green Slate University Southeastern L. A College Physical Education EDITH RAPPOLD MARCEILLA M. NICHOLAS BAN BS. B-A- University of Cincinnati University 01' I..ouisvillca Art Stephens College Uniwrsily 0f KcnIUCky Forensics. English DOROTHY YEAGER 3.3., Ml: University of Cincinnati University of Miami Dean of Girls Business Subjects PAUL H. ULLOM BS. Buwling Grvfn Stair- Univrrsily Cniwrsily uf Cincinnati College of Music Music MARY A. WELLS B.A., M.A University uf Cincinnati University nf Michigan Mathematics -'F:1I nun! 3;, President;ED MacCARTEY Secretary DAVE SMITH Treasurer-CLADYS HOCC Vice President-WILLIE BOWMAN HVOI in PicturH Seniors BARBARA M. BINNS Bubbles Annual Staff 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader L 2; Office Staff 1, 3; Marslun Allen 1, 2. 3, 4; CAA 3. WILLIE ROBERT BOWMAN, JR. ' 3511 Class OHicer 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 1; Office Staff 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2. RAYMOND W. BRACY Rip Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Student Council 4; AH-Star Team 2. DONNA LOU BUCKMASTER Danna TrLHi-Y l, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, 4. GLORIA MAE BURT Clary Western Hills 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Office Staff 4; GAA 4; Annual Staff 4. MAR'XON NORVELL FARLEY I Marion 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2; Base ; l ball 2; Student Cnuncil 4; All-Star Basketball 3. GARY RAY GRAHAM Gary Christmas Pageant 1. NANCY GRUBER Nan Class Officer 1. 2 3; Tri H11 1 4; Student Council 1 2 3. 4; Class Play 3 4; Christmas Pageant 1. 2; 3, 4; Chorus 1 2 3 4; Officr- Stafi 3; Librarian 1. ERNEST EDWIN HALLMAN Ernie Student Council 3. 4; Class Play 3; Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 2. RICHARD C. HEYBRUCH Dick Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID J. HARRIS Dave GLADYS LORRAINE Hocc Happy Massachusetts 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 4; TriHi-Y 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; ClaSS Play 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 2; Office Staff 2, 4; Librarian 2; Rep. City Hi-Y Council 4 Seniors JACK HUMPHREY Jack Student Council 3; NFL 2. 3. 4; De- bate 2. 3. 4; Speech Contest 2, 3, ,4; Class Play 3; Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3; THICK 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. BARBARA ELiZABETH KEEN Barbie Annual Staff 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 1, 2. 3; Bookstore 4; Marslun Allen 1, 2, 4-; GAA 3, 4. BETTY LOU LACEFIELD Belts Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4; Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3; Librarian 2. 3. 4. EDMUND JOHN MACCARTEY Eddie Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun til 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Play 3; Basket ball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. NORMAN DOUGLAS MACKEY Dang Chrisimas Pageant 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3; 4; Librarian 1, 2. 3, 4; Mar- ston Allen I. 2. 3. MILDRED DOROTHEA MCKENZIE .Uz'lly NFL 2. 3. 4: SpPPCh Contest 2. 3, 4;. Class Play 3; Christmas Pageant 1. 2; 3. 4; Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; Marston Allen 1; 2. 3. BARBARA NEUSS Bobbie Oak Ridge 1. 2; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Pageant 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Office Staff 3. 4; Bookstore 4; GAA 3, 4. MARY JANE PFEIFFER Paapsie Annual Staff 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y l, 2; Student Council 2; Class Play 3; Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3; 4; Cheer- leader 2; Red Cross Rep. 1. 2, 3, 4. JAMES DEAN REEVES Jim Annual Staff 4. JAMES FRANCISCO RICHARDS Tam Middletown 1, 2; Basketball 4; Track 4. JOHN SHULz John DAVID WINDSOR SMITH Dave Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. URGQSTRA Seniors CRAIG VAN FLEET Fieetslry Class Prvsillrnl 2: Churur 4. Classes Weave M et Nancy, Mildred. and Barb are eager seamstresses. Daw and Gloria carft kwp their gPonu-lric anglt-s straight. Ray and Marian an- hanl at wark on Physics vxperimvnm Wegre Looking F orward to June of 1955! Top row: Barbara Neuss, Ernie Hallman, Mary Jane Pfeiffer, Nancy Gruber, Craig Van Fleet, Betty Lacefield. Middle row: Barbara Keen, Donna Buckmaster, Gladys Hogg, Barbara Binns, Doug Mackey. Bottom row: Marion Farley, Richard Heybruch, James Richards, Dave Smith, Gloria Burt, Eddie MacCartey, Mildred McKenzie, Ray Bracy. We Proudly. Wear Our Class Ring CLASS OFFICERS President PEGGY WHITE Vire President JIM GILLIAM Sears tary RUTH WOLF Treasurer ' BARBARA McFARLAND 0H 10 sell tickcts for lhv Class Play. Selling autograph books helped our prom financially. The Class of 956 On September 8, we first met as the JUNIOR CLASS of 1954-55, and within a week, we ordered our class rings. At the end of many weeks of waiting, the rings arrived and were passed out to the excited members of the Junior Class. During the remainder of the year we spent most of our time making money for the Prom which we presented on May twenty-seventh. From the opinions of those who attended, the finished product was well worth the labor and worry throughout the year. Aside from class activities, and money-making projects for the Prom, we were active in other organizations in the school. From the Junior Class there were two officers in Student Council, two presidents and many active members in other school organizations. First row: Boggs. E.: Brookins. 13.: Lanham. 0.: Wolf. 3.; McFarland. Be: Cuurts. C.; Rich- ardson, L; Hardin. 8.: White. F. Second row: Mohr. C.; Broukins. A.; Cemer. W.: Swartz. P.: Graham. 3.; Burton. 1.; Huff. C.: SulfstecL 13.: Rouff, T,; Gilliam, ,It: Winn. J.: Sunlmerlin. L; Trimble. P.: 0.; Kolhinsky. R.; Schaffvr. 15.; Uighy. J. Sloan. WI; Cox. J. Third row: Mr. Kestrr; Shaw. K.: Binner. 1.; Schreiner. 1. 2 3. 4. gt A BED FOR JENNY by R. W. Layle My, what big eyes you have! Two sheets and two pillowcases You're a gang of cmlnte-rfeitersi It didnk feel like my imagination. I'm a darn gund cop! Come to me my darling. Come on wings nf slvel. The chickens in the barley. And the copperk on my hevl, First row: Abbott, W; Bowman, 1.; Phillips. L; Chadwell. 3L: juan. PL; Nebleu, 15.: Nae, IL; Samlr-rs, F.; Henderson. E.; Mason, E. Second row: McEvoy. 31.; jnhnson, AV: Neuss, R; Mackey. 3.; Matthie, A4 Rice, M.; Humphrey, J; Williams, A.; Bryant, K.,' Boggs, J; Smith 0. Third row: Clay, L: Cuy, C; Whitson, D.; Smith, 3-1.; Humbert, C.; Fisher, C.; Moorca 3.; Robinson, E; Lee, W.; Rickcrsun, T. Fourth row: Mrs. Nicholas; Mr. Becker. MICKEY MCEVOY, President: WILLADENE AB- BOTT, Vite President: FREDA SANDERS, SecreA lary. Not in picture: TERRY RICKERSON. Treas- urer. Sophomores l'pon entering our sophomore year, we: gained new members from both Bethany Home and Springdale. The majority of our members participated in the Fall Festival in October. For Christmas, we filled two baskets for a needy family and later we sponsored the concessions for the Loveland basketball game. After a wonderful year as sophomores, we are looking forward to our junior year at Glendale High School. F reshmen CLASS OFFICERS PresidenHDANNY COJIER Vice President-WAYNE LEROY Secretary-TreasurerilANICE CUMMINS First row: Harris. 3.; Hahn. R.; Hutcllings, CA; Blackwell. R: Kolhinsky. J.; Phillips. R; Molen. D. Second row: Noe. 13.; Willis, 1.; Phillips, 0.; Bogie, Ly; Ratasepp. A.; Noland, L.; Mulherl, 5.; Odum, R; Terrell. C. Third row: Manning, W.; Creed. E.: Carman, C.; Reeves, 3.; Smith, Y.; Showers. 1; Brunswick. E; Fries. 5, Ball, DV Fuurlh row: Schiffman. B.; Irwin. L; Willis, C,; Masters, R.; RosenhalnL D; Young. L; Suulhall, 1.; T110119. C.: Cummins, L; Conyt-rs, 13.; Morgan. T. Fifth row; Mr. Coyfe; HalL E; Vance. Hp, Hageman. 3.: Comer, D,; Neuhaus. H.; Harper. M.; Smilh. R.: Saturday. 3L: Mr. Burns Firrl mw: valrix. XL: Humphrvy. J.: Head. 1L: Hvlm. C: Lanham. 13.: liurkvy. Ll: Baum- garlne-r. l: anlall. 3,: Cunm-r. :L St-rnnd rnw: Dillon. Bx, Gardner. T; Wundcr. 13.: Gray; 0.: Sluanl. .sz Guy. IL: Krvn. J.: Kloucr. H. Third row: Kovniger. R.: Puningrr. C.: Courls. J.: MW, W'vlla: Humbuch. N; Klu-Xnnivh. L: W't-iss. J.: Elllven. D. The Eighth Grade President BELL WUNDER Fire PresiIanf CAROL POTTI NGER Sewerary TIM 0A RDNER Treasurer BREW DA LAN HAM First row: Rosenbalm, K.; McEvoy, P.; Fasoldt, M.; Whitson, F.; Kolbinsky, l; Lowry, R; Smith, T.; Huntling, A. Second row: Hatfield, R.; Ferris. L; Lea, P.; Cox, 3.; Raves, B.; Schmidt. C.; Richardson. I.; Noe, R.; Gutheinz, C.; Egbert, L; Wilkerson, C, Third row: Davis, L; Braun, 13.; Saunders, T.; Spinner, 13.; Muhlhauser, S; Burt, W.; Lindner, 13.; Stone, M.; Talley, IL; Ur, G. Fourth row: Phillips. V.; White, W.; McKeehan, L.; McCray, 1 Gray, 13.; Mrs. Johnson; Planck, F.; Whitson, M.; Emison, B.; Smith, .I. -: Bicky and Mike raise the flag. In Spanish Class, we made the traditional pinata. Seventh Grade STUDENT COUNCIL FDRENSICS , . . N F- L- .. .-,, -- 7, ... Hl-Y GLORIA BL'RT JOHN SCHULZ Activities We Represent You 1 Student Council i am r- 5MP Mr. Lhi 1- 5V First row: Keen. B.; Boggs. J0. Biltner. L: MacCartr-y. E.: White. P.: Crubc-r. N.: Boggs. E. ' Second row: Mnien, Di; Phillips. 0.; Hngg, C.; Shaw: K.; Mr. Burns; Humphrey. J.: Guy. DJ 1 Spinner. P.; Sanders, F. Abst'm: Bowman. W. The Student Council has many annual and traditional activ- ities which encourage student participation in a more demo- cratic form of education. Among these are the Fall Festival and the beautifully decorated Christmas tree in the center hail. This organization backs all school activities and, this year, has installed a juke box in the cafeteria. With the help of our able representatives and their active participation in various conventions, Glendale has become one Of the better known Student Councils in the nation. We Publish the Liber Anni Editor EVELYN BOCCS Assistant Editor JOE BOGGS .hit'isvriMRS. JOHNSON BUSINESS STAFF Ruth Wolf, Chairman; Bobbie Neuss, Barbara McFarland, Jim Reeves, Brenda Mackey, Wayne Leroy, Kay Shaw, Joe Boggs, Evelyn Boggs. LITERARY STAFF Barbara Keen, Chairman; Gladys Hogg, Mary Jane Pfeiffer, Richard Molen, George Cray, Willadene Abbott, Carolyn Huff, Bob Schaffer, Betty Hardin. ART STAFF-Freda Sanders, Chairman; Barbara McFarland, Margaret Rice, Glenda Lanham, Geneva Courts, Joan Humphrey. Adviser: Miss Rappold. PHOTOGRAPHYWPeIe Neuss, Chairman; Bob Sulfsted, Wally Comer, Jim Keen. Adviser: Mr. Seaman. TYPISTSHGladys Hogg, Chairman; Gloria Burt, Mary Jane Pfeiffer, Barbara Keen, Evelyn Boggs. First row: McFarland. 13.; Leroy. W.; Keen. 13.; Boggs. 1.; Buggs, E.; Neuss, B..' Hogg. 6.; Wolf. H. Second row: Reevr-s. L; Rice, 11.: Courts. 0.; Lanham. 0.: Abbott. W4 Mackey, B.; Pfeiffer. 31.; Neuss. P.; Sanders. F.: Huff. C; Burl. C. Third rnw: Sulfsted. 3.; Shaw, K.; Gray. 0.; Corner, W. .w. First row: Mackey. 3.; Cuurla. C.: Ahimll, WV: Sandvrs. F.: Run. 0,: Shaw. KA; Hogg. C.: White. P.: Miss Yvagcr; McFarland. 13.; Muihe-rt. 52; Fries. S. Svmml rmv: LG-vf'zvhl. B; Crubt-r, N.: Buckmasler. D. Ours is a Service Club Following the induction of new members, Tri-Hi-Y has unitori work and play to fulfill its slogan of pure thoughts, pure words. and pure actions. The Tri-Hi-Y has presented the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas programs. Members have sold stationery, helped 0r- ganize the Muscular Dystrophy campaign in Glendale, and sponsored a peanut sale. They enjoyed programs in which they learned to make artificial flowers and to wrap gift packages more effectiveiy. This club was highly responsible for the organization of a Hi-Y Club in Glendale, and in April, combined with this Club to present the traditional Easter Program. W'rapping presents at Chrishnas far tlw needy children. We too are here to Serve First ruw: Slllfsird. 15.: Hagvman. WK: Phillipa. R.: Hlllrhings. C. He-L'und row: Graham. C.: Graham. 8.: Comer. W1; 3101011, 11: Gilliam. J.; McCarth. E: Humphn-y. J.; Boggs. 1.; Mavkr'y, U: Hahn C. Third rmv: Winn. JV; Smith. ll: Mr. Bvrkt'r; Schaffvr. 3,: Hchrt'im'r, D ;;To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character,, is the purpose of the newly organized club at Glendale. The Tri-Hi-Y assisted in the impressive induction of new members: held at the Glendale Methodist Church on Sunday. January 23, Presidrnrh-EDD I F. MaCCA RTEY Arll'l'serv- 31 R. BECKER Better Speaking 13 Our Goal After being granted a charter for the N.F.L. in the Spring of 1954-, only four members remained for the year of 155. Following many weeks of hard work the Society was again active by the initiation of many new members This organization is actiVB in all state, district, league7 and invitational tournaments both in debate and speech contests. The organization finances all trips made by the contestants to such tournaments by presenting plays and programs throughout the year. Although a comparatively new organization in the school, it has received national recognition in forensics. Seated: Mrs. Nicholas; Humphrey, J.. President; Boggs, J.. Secre'tary-Treasurer: Boggs, E. Standing: Creed. E.; Noland, L; Showers. 1.; Leroy. W.; Molenh Dh; Rickrrson. T.; Bryant. K.; Hageman, W,; McEvoy. 11.. Vice President; Kolhinsky. 1.: Fries. 3.; Phillips. L.; Smith. Y,; Carman. C. National Forensic League We Plead Pro and Con s ,. tdlwl: .Uol'rn D agr'mgn' W- B HHS umphrrm' I: FEW ? U Pray. W . ' -- IXUHu-nsky. g, l -- amin . t Hn-kc-r- wtn' T... DEBATE . . . Entering the new year with but one seasoned debator, the Glendale debate team has established a worthy rec- ord. Taking only fifth place in the Greater Cincinnati Speech League Tournaments, our debaters returned from the Middletown Tournaments with the trophy for first place in ttBS, Class schools. Their record at the time of publication was 25 wins and only 13 losses. As only one member is graduating, the debate team is awaiting the next school year with great anticipation. N ational H onor Society Citizenship, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service form the basis on which members are chosen for the National Honor Society. Upon entering 19547 Gladys Hogg was the only student qualified for the honor. Later in the year, new N.H.S. members were inducted. Glendale was granted a charter in 1952, and the club has continued to be active. Becoming a mem- ber of the N.H.S. is the ambition of every new junior student. GLADYS HOCG MRS. WELLS The Monitor is Published Through Our Efforts A Child Is Born by Stephen Vincent Benet LThe Choral group recitEs a prayer. 23;We are your narraturs to tell how things happen in our play? SNHerod must he a wicked manf' 4-. Hai1 Caesar! SfiYOU and your soldiers. 67 HPlease, good air, could we rest 11 e r e for the night ? 7fCome all ye failhfuL 3.0ur hearts are filled with SDHg. F amiliar Scenes We Have Enjoyed We always hit the right note. Art C1355 adds a decora- tive tone to our school. Learning to usc machinrs and lo make things is fun, Glendale Students learn to drive carefully! Semester Examinations begin tomorrow. m I m m HOCKEY BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK VOLLEYBALL SOFTBALL Our Varsity Players Under the direction of Coach King and with the aid of Captain Marion Farley, Glendales basketball team im- proved steadily throughout the season. At the end of the season, we were tied for second place in the Hamilton Coun- ty League and were seeded in the tournaments. For the offensive side, we had one of the highest scorers, Mar- ion Farley, in Hamilton County and for the defensive side, the opponents, average scoring was low. DAVE SMITH BOB SCHAFFER JOE BOGGS MAN ERNIE HALL A LTER SLOAN W DON SCHREINER RAY HRACY JIM IJIUBY JAMES RICHARDS Glendale ................ 45 Glendale ................ 68 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 81 Glendale ................ 73 Glendale ................ 49 Glendale ................ 53 Glendale MW, 43 Glendale ................ 40 Varsity West Chester .......... 51 Ross ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 67 Hanover ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 90 Terrace Park M 64 Sharonville ,,,,,,,,,,,, 46 Anderson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 76 Alumni ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 Loveland ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 51 Glendale ................ 53 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 51 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 51 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54 Glendale ................ 25 Glendale ...... , ......... 4-1 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 70 Glendale ................ 72 Harrison ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 Madeira ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47 West Chester .......... 79 Sycamore ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 96 Indian Hill ,,,,,,,,,,,, 47 Colerain .................. 55 Mt. Healthy ............ 56 Taylor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 94 Reserve Team Hahn, R.; Mohr. C.; Breaking, A.; Smith, R.; Hageman. WA; Guy. C.. Captain; Kolbinsky. H; Mr. King; Whilson, D.; Mazana, R.; Bryant, K; Kolbinsky. J.; Newhaus. HA; Irwin. J.: Lerny. W.; MCEvoy, 31., Manager SCORES Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 27 West Chester 31 Glendale .. 45 Harrison ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 42 Glendale ................ 35 Ross ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 48 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Madeira ............... 36 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 31 Hanover ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35 West Chester ,,,,,,,, 42 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 27 Terrace Park .......... 33 Glendale ................ 31 Sycamore ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 G16nda16...............32 Sharonville 25 Glendale M 31 Indian Hill ........... 46 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 Anderson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4-0 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41 Colerain 55 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22 Alumni ................... 30 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 ML Healthy 30 Glendale ................ 33 Loveland ................ 38 Glendale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20 Taylor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 42 We Play and Enjoy 11:... Girls9 Athletic Association In addition to promoting intramural sports, the members of C.A.A. have played various other schools in the valley. In the fall, the organization sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance; in the mid. winter, many students enjoyed an ice skating party at Cincinnati Gardens. In early spring, a bowling party and a swimming party were held for the entire school. Judging from the experience our teams received this year. we hope to win many interscholastic games in the future. SANDY and AMES First row: Head, 13.; Neuss, B.; Bittner, 1.: Nora 3L; McFarland. 8.. Treasurer: Bnggs. 13., President; White, P., Vice President; Wolf. R, Sceretary; Cummins. 1.; Abbott, W.; Bowman, J.; Mrs. Hanna. Second row: Noland. L.; Burkcy, C.; Richardson. .1; Ferris, J.; Phillips, L; Davis, L; Burt, W.; Conner, Ag Fries, 5.; Sandvrs, R; Smith. 31.; Mackey, B.; Swartz, P. Third row: Egbert, L; Courts. C.; Shaw. K.; Muthert, 5.; Mathie. A.; Burt, C.; McKeehan. L: Noe, R; Lea, 13.; McCray, 1.; BrookiuS. 3.: Muhlhauser, 5.; Phillips, V.; Schmidt, C. midi; .Emuu 2.52:6 503 Eam wmamz Emmom 1.mede 1.55: ?mmmmipm 1:: WEE? WOOmm NWLQQQU me: ?GQQ QR: DICK HEYBRUCH SS BOBBIE NEU Our B oosters 1!! KEEN MACHINERY COMPANY ROSELAWN CENTER BUILDING CINCINNATI 37, OHIO THOMSON ELECTRIC WELDER CD. or. uass. 95 'o Our Pa+rons PHELPS CLOTHING STORE McLAREN'S GARAGE GUTTING COAL DR. AND MRS. L. O. FASOLDT DR. CARL P. CURTI A FRIEND Complimen+s of DAN BUOP'S SERVICE STATION PRince+on 8395 Woodlawn LOUIS COOK Masier Plumber 969 Congress Avenue GLENDALE. OHIO Pr. 9I I5 FRIENDLY STOP 985 Congress Ave. Glendale. Ohio Pr. 9854 FRIENDLY CAB Prompf and Courfeous Service Complimen+s O'F GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Complimenfs of A FRIEND Complimeni's of JOHN H. RICHARDS CO.. INC. General Insurance AHas Bank Building CINCINNATI 2. OHIO FREDERICK BERNARD JR. ln+erior Design Gifts 3 Village Square GLENDALE 3700 Observa+ory Road HYDE PARK Complimen+s of KELLEY'S MARKET Fine Foods Congress and Sharon Avenues GLENDALE, OHIO Phone Pr 6323 Complimen+s of NEWTON FOODS Pr. 7003 II Village Square GLENDALE, OHIO IGLER PHARMACY JIM DRUGS 6! Years of Service Full Time Delivery Pr. 86H 21 Village Square Complimenfs of +he PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION LOCKLAND LUMBER Complimen'rs o-F +he EARL VOLMER BARBER SHOP COMPANY PRince+on 8695 VILLAGE SQUARE VOGUE THEATRE BEAUTY SHOP 8459 Vine Sfreef 5 Village Square, Glendale m ANITA WESTENDORF A 7W-deda Ymnmmx an mxoux Cuumn-Uulu