Jesup Scott High School - Scottonian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1944 volume:

Q J A :Ag EW. :ff gif ' , T1 . ,4' 5511 X 195' L il ' W' S' a ,LA ff' ff we 'fi'v'Fl 73? '?'5l7i 'I ff. ,iff ., Lim ...ir V .lg ..,. . 4 4-. ' Q lb -' was P :V ? .Y-ai' fir -Q mi . THE SCOTTONIAN NINETIEEN FORTY-Foulz THIRTY-FIRST E D I T I O N JESUP W. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL TOLEDO--OHIO I Tlze Staff MARGARET TOMLINSON MARILYN KRATT PAT CooK ALICE BERENSON KARL BASTRASS CARLYN WOLSON HELENE CzAJKA ELEANOR EPPSTEIN MERLIN COLLINGWOOD WILLIAM CONE Bos MURRAY DAN JAMIESON FRED MILLER Editor-in-chivf C0-Editor Art Editor Business Manager Panel Editor Senior Editor Organizations Editor Faculty Editor Photographer Production Sports Editor Class Editor Subscriptions Prologue li- -I- In this SCOTTONIAN, the staff has tried to bring you a review of the past year. It is a record of your school year and presents a picture of you during the most important period of your life. Regardless of curtailed activities in this time of emergency, here is proof that Scott teachers and students have continued the high standards set by former classes. We hope that you will get as much enjoyment out of this visual record as we as a staff have had in preparing it. Dedication 'll 'll This thirty-first edition of the SCOTTONIAN is dedicated to those men and women who, after their training at Scott, have contributed much to the growth of the community and the nation. To those students who are members of the pres- ent student body, these men and women offer themselves as sterling examples of service and sacrifice. -- fr-rn if if Table of Contents Faculty .. ,... ..,.. Classes .sA.....s.. s.s., Organizations .s.. ..... Ath1Ct1CS ......,.s ,s...... Student Index ..v..., A,.,,tA. RALPH H. DEMOREST Principal A school is judged by its leadership. We at Scott are proud to have as our guide a man who instills respect, ad- miration, and loyalty in both teachers and students. It is our hope that he will continue as our advisor in many school activities and as our counselor in difficulties that may arise in our lives. Scott High wishes for him many years of added success. EDWARD L. BOWSHER Superintendent of Schools We at Scott wish to add our praise for the admiration which Mr. Bowsher has received from men and women in all fields of activity. Here is an ag- gressive administrator who has acquir- ed training for service in the field of education as well as government. Our wish for your continued success is echo- ed in the great many benefits that have come to us as a result of your able leadership. De uns Miss Anne Smead, dean of girls, has helped many girls through this year of changes. Every problem that has come into the office has been met with courage and un- derstanding. Teachers and students alike appreciate the splendid work of Miss Smead. M :ss Smead ,, Mr. Richard Langstaff, dean of boys, with his many oth- er responsibilities has again found time to help many of the students in school. It is no. easy task to meet and to solve the various situations that have arisen during the past year. However, Mr. Langstaff has merited the admiration of the teachers and students by his calm and efficient han- dling of the work. Miss Kudzia Mr. Langstaff Miss Wilma Kudzia, coordinator of activities, has com- pleted her second successful year in this position. Room 220 has become the clearing house for all social, athletic, and organization material. The work of her office has been so thoroughly done this year that faculty and students owe her a vote of thanks. Mrs. Le-uty Briese, our school nurse, has charge of Scott's section of the General Health Committee sponsored by the Board of Education. We are fortunate in having Mrs. Briese as the guide in this important work embracing food con- servation and problems of nutrition as related to high school students. Mrs. Briese eleven 1 Mrs. Biggs Uffice Staff The handling of grades, the keeping of records, and the many routine du- ties of a large school are efficiently han- dled by the four women in the office. With the departure of Miss Snyder, we welcome Mrs. Mary Mitchell who will serve as our new clerk of books. It is a mystery to many of us how these busy Miss Snyrle twelve people can be so consistently pleasant to everyone they serve. Mrs, Wergz Mrs. Hnomr Miss Wisely Miss Carrie Wisely is the librarian at Scott. Students and teachers alike use her library which has grown consistently un- der her guidance. Her staff of eighteen student assistants de- serve commendation for a year of faithful service. MEM LW ELIZABETH AUFDERHEIDE, A. B., A. M. western University. EARLE F. BAUM, B. S. Mathematics, Uhio State, Iowa University, Leland Stanford. VERA BAYMILLER, B. S. Mathematics, Ohio State, Wisconsin University, Michigan University. Advisor: Junior Friendship. 1 OLIVE BINGHAM, B. A., B. S., M. A. Spanish, Ohio State, Columbia University, Centro de Es- ludios Historieos, Madrid. Advisor: Spanish Club. JAMES A. BRADFORD, A. B., M. A. Science, Oberlin, Columbia University, Wisconsin University. fourteen English, Toledo University, Michigan University, North- EVA BRICKER, A. B., M. A. Typing, Otterbein College, Ohio University, Columbia Uni- versity. MOLLY BUTLER, A. B. French and English, Mary Manse College, Western Reserve. Advisor: French Club. MARGUERITE CLARK, A. B., M. A. English, Toledo University, Ohio State University. Ad- visor: Organizations Commission. JoE COLLINS, B. S., A. B., M. A. History, Muncie Normal, Earlham College, Michigan Uni- versity. Advisor: Athletic Director. THAD P. CORBETT, A. B., M. A. Mathematics, Toledo University. Advisor: War Service. fifteen sixteen GRACE DEAN Art Chairman, Cleveland School of Art, Studied under: Arthur Dow and A. Vozech. Advisor: Art Club. GEORGE DUNN, A. B. Manual Training Chairman, Columbia University, Toledo University, Advisor: Engineers Society. ETHEL ELLIOTT, B. S., M. A. Business, Ohio Northern University, Ohio State University. Advisor: Service Laboratory. .1 f Afw .Lf- MARGAEET ERAUSQUIN, A. B. L N Spanish, Latin American History, Michigan University, Uni- versity of Madrid-Certificate, Advisor: War Chest Drive. ROSEMARY FEATHERSTONE, B. S. History, Toledo University, Michigan University. Advisor: Freshman Friendship Club. HELEN M. FIELDS, A. B. English, Toledo University, Advisor: Red Cross, Philaleth- ean, Awards and Recognition Commission. MARGARET FOSTER, B. S. Mathematics, Miami University, Columbia University. JANE GEORGE, A. B., M. A. Everyday Living Chairman, Michigan University, Ypsilanti University, DeSalles University. Advisor: Sophomore Friend- ship Club. MINNIE GOULD, A. B., M. A. History, Toledo University. FRANCIS GRIFFIN, A. B., M. A. English, Script Writing, Mary Manse College, Michigan Uni- versity. Advisor: Aeolian Radio Club. SCVBHYCCI1 GERALDINE HAMILTON, A. B., M. A. Mathematics, Oberlin College, Columbia University, Michi- gan University. Advisor: Adjustment Curriculum. MARY LOUISE HARTMAN, B. S. Physical Education, Michigan State Normal, Bennington University. HELEN HOLT, A. B., M. A. English, Toledo University, Columbia University, Harvard University, Advisor: Periclean. CLARE HUMPHREY, A. B., M. A. English Chairman, Ohio University, Harvard University. HAZEL KEPLINGER Home Economics, Chicago University, Michigan University. eighteen 0. B. KIRK, B. S. Commercial, Science, Denison University. Advisor: Maga- zine Drive. OLIVE KIRKBY, A. B. History, Smith College, Harvard College, University of Wis- consin. Advisor: Red Cross. LILLIAN KRUEGER, B. S., M. S. Science, Ohio State University. WILMA KUDZIA, B. S., M. S. Mathematics, Miami University, Northwestern University. Advisor: Coordinator of Activities. GLEN LAKE, Ph. B. Manual Training, Toledo University, University -of Cali- fornia. Advisor: Athletic Commissioner. K nineteen twenty ANDREW F. LEISER, A. B., M. A., M. A. of E. Wittenberg College, George Washington University, Michi gan University. Advisor: Hi-Y, Scottonian. GERALDINE LEITNER, A. B., M. A. Spanish, Toledo University, Colorado University. Advisor: Senior Friendship, Thistle. FLORENCE LESTER, B. S., M. A. Business, Toledo University, Michigan University. JANE LEWIS, A. B., M. A. Latin, English, Ohio Wesleyan, University of Wisconsin. Advisor: Junior Classical League. MARGARET MCGUINNESS, A. B. , English, Toledo University, Chicago University, Bread Loaf School. RUSSELL MATER, B. S. Manual Training, Western State Teachers, Toledo University. Advisor: Citizenship Commission, Athletic Finances. LOUISE MEFFLEY, A. B. History, Toledo University, Michigan University. Advisor: Periclean Literary Society, Assembly Commission. CARL MEISSNER, Ph. B. Physical Education, Toledo University. Advisor: Cheer- leaders, Majorettes, Swimming Team. IRENE 0,BRIEN, A. B., M. A. History, Toledo University, Columbia University. FLORENCE PETERSON, A. B., M. A. it Physical Education, Ypsilanti Universi , X sity. Advisor: G. A. A. ,A 7 IWC l1lY'0He ROBERT ROE, B. S. Mechanical Drawing, Bowling Green University, Ohio State University. ALVIN SACKSTEDER, A. B. Physical Education, Ohio Wesleyan. Advisor: Football Coach, Basketball Coach, Hi-Y. MARGARET SCHAFF, A. B., M. A. Latin, Everyday Living, Oberlin College. Columbia Uni- versity, Michigan University. Advisor: Social Commis- sions, Magazine Drive, Junior Classical League. All Classes. HENRIETTA STAADECKER, A. B. Latin, German, English, Michigan University, Columbia University. Advisor: Junior Classical League. SYBIL WACHTER, A. B., M. A. Science, Wellesley College, Stanford University, Columbia University. Advisors: Science Club. R. S. WEISER, B. S., M. A. Chemistry, Ohio State University, Michigan University. Adf visor: Principal of Night School. ROY A. WELDAY, B. S., M. A. Physics, Aeronautics, Ohio State University, Michigan Uni- versity. ! L ff , twenty-two . I Miss MARY PERKINS A gracious teacher and a lover of fine writing has been taken from the ranks of Scott faculty. Witll charm and wit Miss Per- kins inspired each class to know and to appreciate American poetry and modern drama. lt was for this reason that the members of the English department decided to place in the library a collection of poetry to be known as Mary Perkins' shelf. We miss her but we know that the attitudes she ex- pressed will ever remain in the thoughts of her students. twenty-three 9 'i sg was Senior Class The Senior class of 1944 bega11 to face problems relating to their post-school days earlier than most classes that have gone before. In January the accelerated program removed many of its members. The army and the navy both took their usual toll of students. However, the class of 1944 was not hampered in its tra- ditional activities. In spite of everything, all functions received their proper support. Under President Carl Lemle, Vice President Mary Sue Meyers, Secretary Margaretffomlinson, and Treasurer George Freeman, members were given an opportunity to take part in those things which make the last year at school one filled with delightful and lasting memories. The Senior play was given the last week of March under the direction of Mr. E. L. Miller and under the chairmanship of Paul Kyer. As director of the Social Committee, Sue Schomburg planned an outstanding Senior Prom. The Baccalaureate Committee under Marny Lou Wor- den with foresight keyed its program to the spirit of our war world. The Commencement Committee under Jim Findlay was responsible for a graduation exercise meeting the high standards of past years. The spirit behind these achievements was charmingly and efficiently guided by Miss Margaret Schaff, the advisor of the class. The memories of this year must be indelibly engraved upon their minds because of the uncertainty which will be caused by the war and the reconstruction period. In saying farewell to this class the faculty and administra- tion wishes them Bon Voyage as they face the none too simple problems of a much changed and changing world. Miss Margaret Schrzff twenty-six Senior Committees COMMENCEBIENT ,lim Findlay, Chairman Clarence Walker' Kathryn Wirlsingel' Marilyn Kratl Margaret Tomlinson ,loanne Reiehe RING ,lohn Hoke, Chairman Carol Mathis Chuck Wiite Gerry Mostov Mary Lou Perkins ANNOUNCEMENT .lim Rudolph, Chairman Nancy Hoover Pat McKenna Bruce Stickrolh Sam Brody SOCIAL Sue Schomburg, Chairman Bob Britsch Bill Cone Sue Hug Mary Sue Meyers BACCALAUEEATE Marny Lou W0l'IlCH, Chairman Mary Ward ,loan Baur Charles Nordhoff Rudy Ochs BANQUETS Mary lion Perkins, Chairman ,lewell Price Victoria Couts Bob Wick Eugene Reed .lanet McFarland NIEMORIAL Chris Koinis, Chairman Richard Mould Ann Moore George Willialils Edith Goldman PLAY Paul Kyer, Chairman George Freeman Lois Winter' ,lim Brenizer .lerry Brown Pat Sherbno Barbara Ketcham twenty-se Debbie Adams Mary Alleman Helen A mstutz Juanita Allen Elliott Anderson Robert Bargman Robert Rosalie Battie ,Ioan Donison Beamon Harvey Betty Bell Wanda Baranski Barnes Kathryn Barnett B aur Mary B aylis Behner Marie Biedleman Raymond Bennett twenty-eight A lice B erenson Yetta Bergman Dick Berry Marguerite Biggs Margaret Biggs Betty Black Donald B lackstock Betty Blagmon ,lack Blair Lois Boesel Betty Boegel Anna Lou Bond Gertrude B rasslof f Donna Bost .lames B renizer Ebert Broadbent Robert Britsch Sam Brody Darlene Brown twenty-nine Orrin Calhoun Albert Bryant Beulah Camp Jerry Brown Thomas Cassady Rosemary Cannon Patricia Carter Anna Chadwell Joann Carr .lean Cheetham Lee Chapman Shirley Chasin Paul Clay Mitzi Chasin Betty Clemens thirty Pauline Cole John Cohen Bill Cone Aaron Cohen Margaret Cfllfldell Pat Cook Victoria Couts June Crist Vernon Copelin Clfffifl Dafflh Mary Crosby Helene Czajka Ros c2111 ary Darling Don lifi Culver Daniel Davenport thirty- Ida Davis Tom Day Dorothy Duke Dolores Dodd J oe Dunn .loan Edsell Pat Dustman Norman Edwards Dorothy Emahiser Eleanor Jean Fagan Kathleen Elliff Ensel Julius Eppstein John F arran Helen Feinberg Lucille Fast Jerry F eldstein thirtV,two .lirn Findlay Betty Fingroff Geraldine F itts Gertrude F laum Edith Fletcher Reva F ollman Dolores Frazer .lose phine Franklin George Frederick George Freeman James Freeman Herbert Frey Joseph F riedlander La Vonne Gallagher Gertrude Gamby Elise Gibson Albert Gerbie Bill Giles Marjorie Glickman thirty-three Isabel Goldwater Edith Goldman Alex Gould Marion Golden Bernard GlW0flniClf Louise Green Ruth Groves Bill Hager Jacqueline Greenhill Flvyve Harvey Margaret Hall Eugene Hargrove Louis Hattner .loyre Hanham Nancy Hayes thirty-four Walter H esz Allen Henry A Gladys Hicks Louise Heffley Garnet Hopkins John Hoke Nancy Hoover Howard Huddle Beverly Hoak Lois Ingalsbe Sue Hug Charlotte Huxford Gertrude Jackman Marilyn Humphrey Colleen Jackson thirty-f Lulu Jacobs Rodger James Willie James Byron Jennings Dorothy Johnson Carrie J ones Katherine Johnson Bernice Jordan Kenneth Kaighan Donald Kaufman Mitchell Kaufman , James Kelly Margaret Keller Barbara Ketchum Sylvia Kirby Jeanann Kibler Harriett Klatzel thirty-six Mary Klingensmith ,lean Kneppley Chris Koinis Marilyn Kratt A rthur K ontrovitz Joseph Krupa Robert Kurtz Mary Rose Krupp Paul Kyer Jim Lake Boots La Valley .. Helen Lawrence Mamie Lee Clara Lawson Virginia Lee Edith Linver Carl Lemle Irvin Linver Florence Livingston thirty-seven Amy Losie George Lester Lynn Lubell Jeanette Livingston Richard M asfm Pat MacKenna .lane Marwood Carol Mathis Lucille Marks John M cCune William Maxwell Ralph McClellan .I ack McCurdy Walter McCabe Janet McFarland thirty-eight Mary Suv Moyers Dorothy Metvr Marion Mivhailis Marvin Mvrrilt Smflighl Milwn Doloros Mirfhalak ,lean Miller June Molnar Beverly Miller Richard Martin Ann Mom Byron Morris Rosalyn Moses Margie, Moore Gerry Moslov thirty-n Richard Mould Herschel M ozen Robert Murphey Wanda Myers Jack Neal Howard N ehri g Charles Nordhoff Evelyn Northcott Rudy Ochs Gloria Oppenlander Julia Owens Robert Parker Wilmer Parker Evelyn Parnes Marcia Parnes Sylvia Peck Gerry Pentis Mary Lou Perkins forty Patsy Perlman Bernice Pervin .lean Phillips Phyllis Pike Edith Pinkas Catherine Pittenger Samantha Porter Charles Prottenger Jewel Price Eugene Reed Arlene Rethmel Carol Revenaugh Dick Reisback Lucy Reighard .lean Rich Joanne Rieche Antoinette Richie Phil Rieg forty-one .lamesetta Robinson Pauline Ritenour Norma Robinson Bud Riley Cl UTPHCO SHS-9 Mona Rockwood .lim Rudolph James Sarno Morris Rosenberg Selma Schaff Pat Sayles Julie Scharf June Schaupp Barbara Schamp Peggy Schick t V-two Susan Schomburg Elenora Schmidt Shirley Segal Ruth Schlagheck Eileen Settlemiro A Arnold Sells Geneva Sentle Virginia Sentlemire Abraham Selrenik Pat Sherbno Lorraine Shafer .lohn Shank Leroy Shutt Lucille Shammo John Siegal forty-th Shirley Siegler Arthur Sigman Alex Skevos Carroll Simms Marge Sloan Charlesanna Smith Evelyn Smith Margaret Smith Leatrice Spencer Philip Smullin Virginia Squires Glorya Stalnaker Frances Stamos Elizabeth Staunton B elty Straka Bruce Stickroth Ollie Straughan forty-four Fred Strong Marie Stybaniewicz Dorothy Sutton Donna Sypret Sally Swigart Bob Talburt Virginia Tanber Robert Tanner Bertha Jean Terry Jose phine Toadvin Bernard Tilly Raymond Todak Margaret Tomlinson Virginia Towns ,lean Trafelet Philip Treuhaft Lois Treuhaft Mildred Tyler Phyllis Upton forty-five Larry Venig Donna Vaughn Eileen Volk Lauretta Vandock Willard Washer Florian Wachoviak Mary Ward Beatrice Weatherly Clarence Walker Pauline Whitman Gloria Weiler .lean Welcome Bob Wick Patricia Welburn Dorothy Wilenslfy f ty-si, . ,, ,, George Williams Cora Williams Margaret Williams Betty Wilkes Harold Wing Thelma Williams James Wilson Katherine Winsinger Warren Williams Chlwk Witte Lois Winter Jean Wisebaker Carlyn Wolson Kenneth Wioland Bill Woods forty-se tv-eight Helen Woodward James Woodward Marny Lou Worden Lois Zimmerman Jeannette Zohn Catherine Glendenning Elaine Hening Mildred Rector Harmon Rusgo Margie Sohikian Mable Tyler Bill Black imitates Bing Crosby in Miss Griffin's radio Betty Pierstoff and Reva Foiiman working hard as of- Script classes' presentation of Bond Voyage. fice assistants. Fred Larlerman and Paul Kyer set thc scene for Bond This is the way Scott juniors go to lunch. Voyage. Another scene from Bond Voyage with Barbara Ketchum Joann Carr is typing in case you didn? know. and Pal Sherbno. forty-nine fifty Jack Daschner Mary Jane Draper Mary Durbin Dick Day .lunior Class The chief function of the members of the Junior class is to prepare its members for the responsibilities they will have to assume the following year. These members of the class of 1945 are fortunate in having among their num- ber many leaders with the interest of Scott at heart. From them we have not only the traditional activities of the .lunior class but an enlarged program for 1945. J ack Daschner, President, Mary ,lane Draper, Vice-President, Mary Durbin, Secretary, Dick Day, Treasurer, were given wholehearted support by the entire group that elected them. When the J-Hop was announced the members re- sponded enthusiastically and made the event a red letter day in the schoolis social calendar. Every project that was carried on in Scott this year found the .lunior class under these leaders in the front rank. With unusual good taste, the .lunior Ring Committee with David Morgan, chairman, selected a ring of which the members can be justly proud. Miss Schaff expressed pleasure at be- ing chosen the advisor of such an active class. To you, the class of 1945, the class of 1944 hands the responsibility of main- taining its high standards with the assurance that will be worthy of this school in its thirty-second year. luunwuowas Arla Ackerman, Eugene Adams, Rita Adamski, Lin Allnutt, Bob Altenberger, Gerald Anderson. Thelma Anderson, Betty Antoni, Milton Appel, Alma Appling. Jeanne Arenson, Roy Arrington. lnell Atcliley, Ollie Atkins, Helen Axelrod, .lean H. Baker, ,lean P. Baker, Wayne Baker. Don Banks, Alton Barclay, ,lean Bard, ,lo Ann Bartelheim, .lolene Bassett, Jacqueline Beauch. Violet Behner, Ted Bell. Dick Berry, How- ard Bethel, Rose Bilang, Dave Binder. Richard Black, Carl Bolze, Leonard Bor- man, Marilyn Bracker, Carl Brand, Harriett Briggs. Paul Brittin, Joe Bronowicz, Alice Brown Hazel Brown, William Buck, Helen Buck- holtz. Betty Burlch, Bill Burton, Dan Bushea, Lu- cille Anteau, Marie Callzy, Irvin Canter. Grace Carrol, Ruth Carrick, Eva .lean Cash, Edla Cassetta. Gloria Cassetta, Bill Chase. Marguerite Chatfield, Bill Cltelf, .lane Chinnetli, ,lean Craig, Mary Lee Cra ig, M adelyn Christ. Phillip Cocrine, Faye Cockerill, Harry Coss, Jacqueline Corey, Jerry Croniser, Eu- gene Crossot. fifty-two Virginia Czajka, Lorabelle Daniels, Ben Dansard, ,lack Daschner, Arlene Davis, Dor- othy Davison. Dick Day, Jinny Day, Pat Deeds, Dick Dev- lin, Milton Diemer, Helen Io Donnelly. Donna Dougherty, Mary ,lane Draper, Mar- gie Drigsby, Eileen Duffy, Mary Durbin, Ellen Eckert. Edna Eddy, Jack Einhart, Eleanor Eppstein, Bob Etigson, Betty Fink, Blossum Fisher. Marilyn Fisher, Felicia F ishler, Lois Fish- man, Iune Floyd, Lily Foraster, Pearl For- aster. Marcile Fought, Bob France, Bill Franklin, Lo Ree Firestone, ,lo Anne Friedman, Clara- bell Frybarger. Loletta George, Jim Gentry, Elsie Gibson, Mahlon Gibson, .lohn Giesy, Marian Glaser. Bonnie Glickman, Eugene Gorney, Lois Gourno, Gloria Grant, Tom Gray, Natalie Green. Gloria Gregg, Ray Greenberg, Irma Grigg, Ruth Griggs, Betsy Grove, ,lane Groode. .lcanne Grolle, Dick Gross, Peggy Grossman, ,lune Gundy, Walter Gunlite, Jacqueline Guyer. Paulagene Guyer, Alfredo Hacker, Suzanne Hakins, Don Hanefeld, ,loan Hanna, Martha Harding. fifty-three i fifty Blanche Hardy, Ellis Hart, Irv Haslen, Evelyn Hatfield, Phyllis Hauler, Tommy Hayes, Florence Heck, Dorothy Heckler, Marilyn Hein. Jeanne Helm, James Henry, Arnold Heyman, Mary Hill, Ronald Hinds, Calvin Hinkleman, Carol Hinkelman, Dick Hites, Bob Hades. Lois Hoffman. Bill Hoffner, Virginia Hofstatter, Boy Holst, Bill Howes, Charles Houghton, Eurydlbe Hounlras. Panos Hountras, Muriel Howard. Kendall Huber, Teresa Hughes, Peggy Ice, Helen Jackman, Billy Jackson, Jefferson Jackson, Arthur James, Harry James, Beity Jennings. Doris Johnson, Lucille Johnson, Cerrold Jolson, Clifford Jones, Leon Jones, Shirley Kalisher, Joan Kane, Jennia Keeling, Dick Keim. Marjorie Keller, Margaret Kennedy, June Kimura, Howard Kinsel, Ed Knecket, Kathryn Koesler, Donna Kolling. Celia Koontz, Maria Kramp. , Daniel Krosner, James Kruger, Shirley Krupp, Joan Kuhns, Doris Kurtlz, Joanne Kurtz, Fred Laderman, Paul Lane, Joe Latuca. -four Wolfgang Lauter, John Lawrence, Vivian Leach, Bob Ledford, Irma Lee, Herbert Leibovitz, Dorothy Leonard, Jack Lefnaweauer, Bernard Levitt. Chester Lewton. Sally Ley, Dick Ligibel, Ray Lindsay, Edward Lisiakowski, Ardith Liston, Irene Liberman, James Lower, Bernard Lutz. Myron Mack, James Machen, Alice Males, William Malish, Helen Mallamad, Pat Marwood, Gordon Mashburn, Pete Manton, Carlene McCown. Keith McCrakcr, Jeanne McDonald, George McFarland, Jane McFellen, Harold Mclntosh, Estelle McDaught, Jerry MeerKreeb, Arla Mellott, Mable Meter. Barbara Meyers, Bob Miller Hadley Miller, Jeanne Miller, Dave Morgan, Margaret Murphey, June Myatt, Eileen Na- thanson, Leonard Nippie. Louise Northrup, Pat Oatman, Rita Odorzynski, Gerald Oppenlander, John Orcutt, Donna Poling, Glorasteen Pat- ton, Dick Paupard, Thomas Peterson. Pauline Petros, Mabel Philpott, Shirley Place, Cliff Plunkltt, Geraldine Pope, Martha Ptorney, lreve Powell, Pauline Rice, Bob Radeloff. fifr V-f Barbara Rarach, Shirley Rayman, Kath- ryn Rebensol, Ellen Renz, Julia Rhynes, Barbara Riblet. Rob Richardson, Norman Richman, Jean Riley, Florence Ritzman, Betty Roach, Jim Roby. Gladys Roddy, Donna Roe, Howard Rosen- blatt, Donald Rothschild, Jeanne Royster, Jo Ann Rumpf. Lillian Salzman, Bill Samberg, Marilyn Sat- terthwaite, Betty Sauser, Mildred Schriefer, Natalie Schwartzberg. Don Seeman. Alberta Seewer, Ellen Sells, Rosalyn Shall, Beverly Shanteau, Edna Shedron. Harold Schull, Leona Shull, Elaine Shure, Ed Skillman, Joan A. Smith, Joan E. Smith. Joanne L. Smith, John Smith, Josephine Smith, Shirley Smith. Carl Soncrant, Bill Sauder. Pauline Spitzer, Robert Standley, Beverly Staunton, Darrell Statum, Althea St. Clair. Gayle Steele. Joyce Streight, Johnnie Mae Sturdivant, Virginia Sturtz, Marilyn Swert, Melvin Szmania, Darthel Taylor. Ernestine Taylor, Jeanette Teapas, Robert Terry, Martha Thomas, William Thomas, Jack Thrower. Bernard Tomar, Ceorgetta Thompson, Louis Thompson, Virginia Tiller, Henry Tom, Dick Trattner. fifty-six Don Turner, Lillian Ulman, Richard Vaughn, Priscilla Van Baalen, Jack Veroo- man, Mary Jo Viers. Sue Volker, William Walker, Kathleen Wallace, Erma Walsh, Joyce Watkind, Bob Watson. Jim Webb, Sherry Webb, Jacqueline Weber, Ira Weisman, Jack Welch, Joan Welch. Joann Weldon, Lois Wharton, Bob White, Kennard White, Georgene Wiley, Barbara Willard. Harold Williams, Marjorie Wilkes, Brand Williams, Janet Williams, Mary Williams, Bob Winberg. Richard Winsler, Harry Wistel, Dick Wood- ruff, Fay Woodson, Jacque Woodworn, Bob Wretchsko. John Wright, Donald Yeager, Sanford Zaft, Margie Zaller, George Zemper, Goldie Zen- tos. Ann Zimmerman, Margaret Zuber, Law- rence Cain, Mildred Dunham, Marilyn Star- key. fifty-seven fifty-eight Albert Sing Bill Black Sue Treuhaft Dan Jamieson Sophomore floss This year the Sophomore class changed from having a council of ten mem- bers to a regular organization with officers. The class of 1946 has demonstrated the ability to follow in the footsteps of Scott tradition. Because the Sophomore class is one of the youngest classes its activities have been of necessity limited. However, under the leadership of Miss Schaff they have been initiated into tl1e responsibilities which they wlll have to carry in the next two years. In the class organization with Albert Sing, Presidentg Bill Black, Vice- Presidentg Dan Jamieson, Treasurer and Sue Trcuhaft, Secretary, the Sopho- mores have forged ahead and have fulfilled the expectations of those who have eagerly watched their progress. As Freshmen, this class started out with a determination to make their four years at Scott a success in every way. They contributed much last year and have gone on to greater achievements as Sophomores. They have participated in many school activities and by their cooperation they have made this a success- ful ear. The initiative the have shown so far ma be considered a forerunner Y Y Y of their accomplishments as upper classmen. SiD5?H1H09MKHRES 'ron-1724 cassav- -nve' mus- -nv ' A mf' . W4 n Kenneth Abbey, Delores Albright, .lohn Al- gie, Vernel Allen, Helen Altenback, Carl Anderson. Jennie Anderson, Bob Andris, Eli Aramson, Betty Armitage, George Amstutz. Donald Arnold. Bernard Ashner, Selma Assim, Bob Bab- cock, Evelyn Baber, Lily Baccus, Rita Bach. Betty Baker, Barbara Baldwin, Howard Balmmer, Lenora Barrett, Bob Barlcoot, Wilma Barner. Eileen Bartow, Carl Bastress, Martha Baum- gardner, ,lack Baur, Bill Beede, Eleanor Bensley. Lyle Bermhagen, Mary Ellen Bernstein, Joanne Belair, Bill Bice, ,lean Biggs, Bill Black. Clayton Black, Marion Blankley, Ralph Bo- dell. Donna Bodkin, Gratia Boice, Edward Bonkowski. Ioan Bolles, Alma Bowlec, Charles Boyd, Bill Brackney. Phyllis Brady, .loan Brewf ton. Dorothy Brant, Fay Brookenthal, Imalie Brown, Mildred Brown, Mary Brown, Wan- da Brown. William Brown, Hank Bruce, Zelma Buchs- baum, Joanne Bueschen, Don Burgess, Bob Burns. Gene Burrow, Alberta Bush, Donald Bur- well, Marilyn Cather, Dick Chabelski. Frances Chapman. sixty Clarence Carter, Eugene Charles, Harriet Chudzinski, Lawrence Coen, Mary Cole, Rosemary Cole. Marilou Comstock, George Conlisk, Stan- ford Conn, Dorothy Cook, Pat Cook. Rose- mary Cook. Ruth Cook, Rita Cooley, Zanna Coon, James Corfman, Billie Cornell, Joyce Cra- non. David Cranshaw, Donald Crannell, Arthur Crosby, Ernest Crye, Betty Cuttler, Lewis Damrauce. Paul Day, Dean Davis, Ruth Deal, Gloria DeBacker, Milton Decker, Pauline Dedes. Priscilla Defibaugh, Frank DeLoria, Dick Dence, Mary DeVail, Betty Dibble, Bob Didisse. Barbara Diemer, Richard Dodge, Betty Dult, Edward Duncan. Ruth Dunham, Clar- ice Durham. .loan Dybala, Catherine Earley, Myron Edelstein, Phillip Eding, Eleanor Eldfred, Juanita Elliot. Pauljean Ellsworth, .lune Entene, Wilford Everett, Gene Fackler, Violet Farran, Rus- sell Fashbaugh. Betty Fatzinger, Pat Feltis, Doreen Ferner, Delores Fields, James Fisher, Marvin Fish- Wilma Fisher, Frank Fish, lim Flaherty, Marilyn Fleming, Bob Flowerson, Corrine Forbes. sixtwone Edythe Frank, Rita Frank, James Freeman, Phyllis Frosch, Betty Gallo, Betty Gardner, Margaret Gearld, Merl Gen- sel, Mary Lou Gerity. Marian Giyer, Robert Gibson, Nancy Gilmore, Walter Gilmore, Yvonne Glass, Marilyn Grover, Evelyn Gordon, Gor- don Grandy, Marvin Greenberg. Dorothy Greenwood, Oscar Griffith, Roy Gronan, Harold Gross, Shirlee Gutawitz, Robert Haala, Esther Haddad, Zol- da Halsey, Florence Hamlin. Thelma Hannah, Richard Hanson, Don Hardy, Doris Harmon, Doris Harmick, Mary Harris, Roy Harris, Andrew Harrison, Eleanor Harrison. Iona Hatson, Dorothy Hatch, Myrtle Heason, Bob Hendricks, Dolly Henry, Ella Mae Henry, Sally Heyman, ,lim Hill, William Hill. ,lim Hinds, John Hinrls, Dale Hite, ,lim Hixenbaugh, Marilyn Hixon, Paul Hoke, Posetta Hollaway, Louis Holtz, Ianet Hoover. Walter Hoover, Hazel Hopkins, ,lean Howard, ,lack Hoy, Carl Huber, Margaret Huddle, Carol Huepenbecker, Ioan Hussey, Mickey Jalacci. ixly-two 1 Carolyn Inafis, Sam Irlam, Marshall lseenberg, Thelma Jacobs, Harriet Jacob, Dennard Jackson, Dan Jamieson, Tom James, Eileen James. Rosemary James, Lorraine Jones, Mildred Jones, Orvin Johnson, Irene Jordan, Siroy Jordan, Ruth Johnson, Vivian Johnson, Raymond Jung. Bernice Kalb, Bob Kaplan, Tom Kaplin, James Karas, Stan Karavida, Lois Katz, Ben Keller, Kenneth Kenner, Ruth Keplinger. David Kirley, Dona Kline, Rose Kohthops, Margie Knotts, Irene Knott, John Koinis, Frances Kornguth, Donna Kramer, Jo Ann Kramer. Jim Kraozewski, Celine Krolak, Audrey Krohn, Chester Kozowski, Pat Kurtz, Marylou Lallarge, Claude Lane, Dorothy Lang, Rudy Larsen. John Lauer, Jeanne Lauber, Anna Lawler, Leila Lee, Mary Lee, Mandell Lerner, Gus Liaros, Sam Liaros, Selma Lie- ber. Jack Little, Ethel Livingston, Eunice Lockett, Barbara Long, Kenneth Mack, Tom Madden, Ray Mainwold, Jean Marlin. sixty-three Bob Marlow, Delores Mann, Dick Markin, Mary Mathews, Bernard Mayer, Dick Mc- Cellen. Jacqueline McCravey, Helen McCr1:ig, Vernon McGlenn, Betty McGowen, Nancy McKenna. Geneva McKenny. Gerald McNaught, Gene Metter, Jack Mey- ers, Bob Miller, David Miller, Fred Miller. James Miller, Joe Miller, Pat Miller, Ray Miller, Rider Miller, Violet Minet. Barbara Mishler, Lessie Moor, Craig Moore, John Mould, Bob Murray, Charles Murphy. Jean Murphy, Milan Meyers, Jack Myers, Margaret Navarre, Eddie Navis, Joe Nash. Marvel Nehrig, Donna Noel, Gene Ogle, Delores O'Konski, Don Okum, Molly Po- lash. Margie Pollock, Georgia Pappas, Lynnette Parker, Virgie Parks, Bill Parton, Phyllis Penrose. Patricia Peterson, Loretta Piasecki, Pat Pierson, Louise Porter, June Pascharsky, Bob Powell. Rob rt Printke, Eleanor Quinn, Leonard Quinn, Charles Randall, Edward Randall, Jeanette Raven. Betty Rattay, John Revenaugh, Jim Rey- nolds, Luella Reynolds, Nancy Rector, Jac- queline Rice. sixty-four Betty Rich, Kenneth Ringle, Dorothy Ritter, Robert Robison, Gloria Rockwood, Marie Roddy. Beverly Rogers, Jim Rogers, Gertrude Roth- enstein, Bill Rosenthal, Barbara Rosenz- weig, Natlale Rosenbaum. .lean Sager, Carole Samberg, Eugene San- ders, Dale Schaefer, Anne Schaffer, Margie Schlogson. Jim Schoonmaker. Don Schultz, Eileen Schultz, Sol Schwartz, Betty Schafer, Bruce Schafer. Beverly Schmidt, Bob Schelhart, Taerther Secrese, Doris Self, Merlin Shanteau, Marie Shepperson. John Shoemaker, Don Shugarman, .lames Simmons, Albert Sing, Maxine Siegman, Peggy Simons. Nata Lee Singal, Hans Sitzmann, Cleo Skeroos, Glada Skran, Mary Slemp, Marilyn Slesh. Daniel Smith, Richard Smith, Richard Smith, .4 ledieth Smithson, Elean Spencer, Mary Solomon. Harold Stager, Sue Standley, V erda Sidell, Charles Stevenson, Thelma Stewart, Ray- mond Stewart. Bud Strawbridge, Barbara Stuart, Mace Stuart, Eloise Stubblefield, Ronnie Sweath, Dick Szymanski. Eland Radlock, James Tanner, Evelyn Tar- loff, Marie Thompson, Margaret Tiede, Na- omi Tiller. sixty-five Bernadine Toms, Mildred Toadak, Bob Townsend, Dick Tracy, Susie Truehaft, Leon Troy, Lillian Tawner, Janisse Urban, Delores Urbanski. . I V , 'E' ' V Paul Vaughn, Arthur Villwock, Paul Waid, Louise Walker, Julianne Wall, James Wallace, Lucille Walls, Foster Waltz, Bob Warnke. , 1 I Darrell Washer, Ray Weaver, John Weber, Peggy Weber, Marilyn Webb, Peter Webb. Eugene Weis, Joanne Wenner, Dorothy West. Jim Williams, Lessie Williams, Mary Sue Williams, Lee Williams, Margie Williams, Tommy Williams, Norma Wil- son, Laira Wing, Bob Wolf. A L 1 ' 31 - i Al Wolff, Bill Yarborough, Diana Yerder, Marjorie Young, Pauline Young, Lan Woodward, John Wurzell, Marion Yaffe, Bob Zeluff. Wilma Ziegler, Adair Zimmerman, Molly Zimmerman, Dolores Zucker. ty S1 gag! K N na af, ix QM 351353 G . 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X K , ig 1 uv- Sfkiigf iw .mr:zz's:, : 4, 5, MM -PM X Ray Reisbach Don Loss Margie Greene Ruth Heimlicker Freshman Class In September of this year the Freshmen emerged from the Grade School Cocoon,' and fluttered into a Scott High School that was fully engaged in the war effort. It was so different from the peace-time Scott when the green Fresh- men wandered about its spacious halls like lost sheep., went up the wrong stair- ways, and made themselves so obvious in very much the wrong way. Yes, it was different even though the traditional cries by the upper classmen of uFresl1men, Freshmen, echoed throughout the building, the tone was not that of laughter and ridicule, but of appeal, an appeal to mature quickly, to become a real class of Scotters,' immediately, and not await until they were Seniors. Well, they answered that appeal and very well at that. In the magazine drive they came out in first place, ahead of all the other classes by a wide margin. They also became very active in clubs and athletics, and the Honor Roll was al- ways well dotted with Freshmen. In January they organized their class and elected the following officers: President, Ray Reisbachg Vice-President, Donald Loss, Secretary, Margie Greene, Treasurer, Ruth Heimlicker. Remember, upper classmen, as you critically scan the pictures of the young Freshmen, that they in just a few years will be the leaders of Scott as you are now. They have three long years in which to prepare themselves for doing greater things and they have our numerous mistakes by which to benefit. When they become Seniors it will be in a world at peace, we sincerely hope, and we wish them all the luck and success that is rightfully theirs. sixty-eight E QHLMEN Evelyn Abbey, Robert Abbey, Mary Adam- ski, Lutisha Albertson, Donna Allen, Beg- trice Allman. Jacqueline Anderson, Eileen Anteau, Tony Anton, Peggy Arduss, Sam Armeli, Donald Arquette. Harold Austin, Bill Ajemian, George Badg- ley, Barbara Baidel, Billy Barkan, Wilfred Barnes. Vivian Barrett, Delilda Bashare, Harry Barnowski, Delores Beasley, Cookie Beck, Laverne Biniak. David Bennet, Patty Berry, Pat Bigelow, Delores Binkowski, Bruce Binley, Forest Black. Frank Blitzer, Sylvia Blumenthal, Bill Boice, Catherine Boost, Seymour Bornstein, Helen Bowers. Pat Boyd, Betty Brailey, Dick Bracker, Donald Briggs, Albat Brookenthal, Jerry Brookenthal. Iohnie Brooks, Betty Brown, David Brown, Florence Brown, Grace Brown, Her- bert Brown. Norma Brunn, Betty Burdick, Albert Bur- meister, Pat Budd, Spencer Calcamuggio, Eileen Callif. George Canter, Bill Case, Marilyn Chabbs, Mary Chan, Loren Charvat, Robert Charvat. George Cherry, Fred Christen, Ernest Clark, Maxine Clark, Don Clement, Bear- lea, Clutter. SL enty Gerald Coolidge, William Cohen, Larry Co- hen, Armie Cole, Anita Colliver, Carlene Conald. Harry Cooper, Elmyrae Covington, Don Cutts, Richard Dagefoerde, Normajean Daniels, Richard Dartt. Mary Lou David, George Davis, Ralph Davis, Albert Davison, Pattie DeBolt, ,lack DeLaney. Lila Delon, Nicholas DeLorenzo, Ronzo Delorenzo, Raymond Draves, John Drzer- ieski, Violet Dunbar. Marilyn Duke, A rdelle Edwards, .l oann Feldstein, Barbara Fisher, Charles Fite, Dennis Fleming. Betty Fligor, Roberta Fredritz, Luette Free- man, Suzanne Gallagher, Richard Ganden, Kenneth Garn. Carolyn Garrett, Dick Gear, Betty Gentry, Sue Gehring, Beverly Gittinger, Mary Gleason. Wilbur Glendenning, Shirley Goldman, Francis Gorajewski, Robert Gould, Eugene Grant, Margie Green. Albert Gregory, Maxine Gregory, Bob Grimes, Raymond Griffith, Joanne Grubbs, Richard Guyton. Bill Hakius, Shirley Hall, Dorothy Hammel, Bill Hannes, Gloria Harmon, Barbara Har- risnn. Herbert Hattner, Ruth Hawkins, Arline Heberling, Ruth Heimlicker, Don Henry, Cleotha Hetch. se entyaxne Ralph Hetz, Carol Hecox, Ray Higbie, Janet Hill, Yvonne Hill, Beverly Hoffman, Chuck Hoisington, Robert Hol- land, Velma Hopkins. Fred Honey, Mary Howard, Thormel Humphrey, Elvesta Hutch, Ken Hutchinson, Kitty Ice, Dick Ingalsbe, Marvin Jacobs, Norma Jaksec. Stanley James, Bill Jamieson, Phillip Johnson, Ralph Johnson, Dick Jones, Leora Jones, Margaret Knrrick, June Keel- er, Daniel Keister. Jerry Kelley, Mary Kelly, Pat Kelly, Tom Kelly, Jim Kenner, Enid Kerlikowski, Richard Kern, Eugene Kimberly, .lacqueling Kimble. Matilda Kimerer, Ted Kirk, Frances Kirkham, Madelyn Knagg, Irene Kolnkowski, Conrad Kolbaw, Jacqueline Kol- ter, Harold Kontravitz, Norman Krohn. .loan Krutzpeintner, Gerald Kubicke, Mary Kubecs, Ritha Kukla, Robert Laas, Delores Lambert, Bob Larkin, Eva Lauter, Chester Lawniczal. Bill Liaros, Burton Leibowitz, Charles Leiter, Pat Leiter, Morton Leveton, Pat Leonard, James Lenord, Don Lentz, Gertrude Leroy. SeV8l1fY'tW0 Margie Levy, Sylvester Lewis, ,lane Licat, Charles Linver, Elaine Linver, Don Loss, Paul Lowien, Don Lubell, Sue Lynch. Lois Lyons, Richard Lyons, Joyce McCreery, James McDonald, Hope McGraham, Ross McGillvary, Clarise Mc- Henry, Helen McKaris, Melvin McKinniss. Helen Machanski, Frank Monera, Doris Maney, Eddie Mann, Melvin Manoff, Sharon Manoff, Virginia Marsh, Dick Martin, Paul Martin. Bob Morris, Helen Mayores, Lenard Merritt, Sam Mides, Donald Miller, James Miller, Murray Miller, Louis Millman, Erin Mohrall. Mary Monnette, Bristol Moore, June Matter, Milton Mozen, Mary Mull, Dick Nathanson, Coletta Naumann, Gloria Nelson, Phyllis Nichols. Bona Nicholson, Marilyn! Nusbaum, Franklin Odorzynski, Robert Olson, Mary 0'Neil, Evelyn Orepps, Robert Otting, Wilma Paisby, Melvin Palenski. Virginia Palmer, Charles Parmalee, Patty Patterson, Paul Paupard, Grace Pearson, Evelyn Peil, Gust Peleuses, Don Perry, Ken Perry. seventy-three Donna Peterson, Charles Pierce, ,loan Plenzler, Martha Pollock, .lacqneline Quig- ley, Norma Randall. Ray Reisback, Ioan Rose, Paul Revenaugh, lean Richards, Garnet Richardson, Carol Ritzman. Betty Roach, Robert Robedean, Earl Rob- ertson, Gloria Roe, Ruth Rohr, Fred Roth- man. Sheldon Rubin, Ruth Rupp, Erma Sand- man, Elnora Scholl, Larry Schaupp, David Schiebel. Shelly Schroeder, Bernard Schulak, Marilee Secwer, Helen Seney, Gloria Sentle, Mar- tha Sentle. Bob Shall, Morman Shannon, Blosseum Shapiro, Joe Shible, Leonard Shaffer, Rob- ert Shown. Alice Shuff, Irvin Silverman, Marilyn Si- man, ,loyce Simrell, Sophia Skalski, Helen Slemp. Dorothy Smith, Jerry Smith, Mary Snell, Edson Snyder, Dorothy Sonner, Mildred Spafford. Norman Stamp, Donna Stanley, Mary Steed- man, Shirley Stevenson, Marciel Stewart. Betty Stickler. Robert Strobel, Catherine Stroud, Arthur Sturn, Dorothy Stybanewitz, .loyce Sum- mers, Lucille Sypeneski. Nancy Tanner, Geraldine Taylor, Jack Tay- lor, Gloria Tene, Delores Teopas, Bonnie Thomas. seventy-four .lane Thomas, Mary Thompson, Mary Thom- son, Shirley Thrower, Edna Thurston, Anna Tom. Don Tull, Dick Turner, Kathleen Turner, Bob Upton ,Rose Valentine, Virginia Van. Roy Vandoclc, Pat Verbryke, Put Valeris, Betty Wagoner, Lewis Waldman, Donna Walling. Mary Wannsmaker, Hazel Ward, Louis Webne, Gerald Weidingel, Norton Weinf stein, Thomas Wendt. Pat Wenger, Sallie Wheeler, Marilyn White, Ethel Wilder, .lim Wilson, Vernon Wilson. Erwin Wittenberg, Hilda Wolman. Ronald Wycoclci, Betty Yent, James Yonkee, Shir- ley Zerby. Joseph Zimmerman. seventy-five Al Cerbie dances with a DeVilbiss blossom. Bill Walker brightens up our school with paint. Walking flown the auditorium stage steps are .lerry Brown, Lor- raine Schwartz, Albert Bryant, Ollie Straughan. and Jerry Feldstein. School dances are very popular es- pecially ta Louis Thompson and Pat Sayles. Thelma Williams and Bertha ,lean Terry are busy making library cards. A bond poster is discussed by mem- bers of the freshman class. seventy-six QRGANUZATTHQNS fvap 7'ffx.s7zE 455675353 0,-QQLfgf5fRA 6 MEAN E W 6cJENC 4P7' AN ff0N1AN 150 Ll 650 qqx p nr V' N5 25400 973-Q? 195 pm? o o Q25 Q zwfwff w012,eS,4,OZ, QW? QN CR END ENGINEEPS ga Q1 Y Jufvfok as CLASSICAL 449, ,BAND LEA GUE 420 '44 S Row one: Jolene Bassett, Pauline Spitzer, Beverly Shanteau, Margie Zaller, Gertrude Rothenstein, Bonnie Glickman, Priscilla Van Baalen, Joyce Streight, Lois Wonter.-Row two: Honey Seigal, Celia Koonta, Goldie Zentos, Roselyn Shall, Shelley Graham, Janet Petee, Margie Shikian, Sylvia Peck, Joanne L. Smith, Pauline Petros.-Row three: Gloria Gregg, LoRee Firestone, Bill Rosenthal, Donald Rothschild, Howard Rosenblatt. Tommy Kaplan, Jim Gentry, Donald Hanefeld, Barbara Ketcham, JoAnn Bartelheim.-Row four: Marshall Isenberg, Joe Miller, Paul Kyer, Har- old Williams, Alex Gould, Dave 'Morgan, Louis Thomson, Gene Goraey, Dick Keim, Fred Laderman. Aeolian Club OFFICERS Co-Presidents ...,.. ...,.....,,,,,...........,,,, P aul Kyer, Edith Fletcher Secretary ......... ,..,... . 1 ,............. Bonnie Glickman Treasurer ..,,.,.. ...,,...... D avid Morgan ADVISOR Miss Francis Griffin PURPOSE To Stimulate Interest in Radio and Radio Production ACTIVITIES Bond Assembly - Football Assembly --- Radio Production on WTOL - P. A. Skits for School Activities cnty-eight Art Club OFFICERS President ....,,,.,,,.,...,,..,....... ....,,.....,.,.......,...,... . . ......,,......,..... .Ioan Kurtz Secretary-Treasurer ......... .,.,...... P atricia Peterson ADVISOR Mrs. Grace Dean PURPOSE To Supplement Art Interests ACTIVITIES U. S. 0. Signs - Christmas Cards - Valentines Row one: Ioan Kurtz, Gloria Roe, Gloria Harmon, Margaret Chatfield, Pat Peterson, Ethel Wilder.4Row two: Dor- othy Davidson, Rosemary Cannon, Fay Woodson, Eileen Elliff, Arlene Malish, Sally Wheeler, Mary Lou Comstock.- Row three: Sam Arrneli, Dick' Devlin, Harry Coss, Bill Howes, Lorin Chavat, Edward Carr. seventy-nine Row one: June Christ, Irene Liberman, Carol Hecox, Russell Fashbaugh, Don Bushea, Daniel Smith Don Seeman Row two: Mickey Ialaaci, Marilyn Fleming, Jim Wilson, Jack Vickers, Don Davenport, John Lauer ,lack Bauer Bud Strawbriclge, Mr. Zaugg. Row three: Rudy Ochs, Bob Scully, John Hinds, George Sciplin, ,lim Hinds Bob Altenberger Joe Friedlander, Wfilliam Hill, Don Campbell.-Row four: Paul Brittin, Ronald Hinds, Ira Weisman Bob Radeloff John Giesey, Milton Appel, Joel Marsh, Richard Blackmore, Ioe Miller, Mace Stuart. Band OFFICERS President ............,.....,, ......,.......,........,....., Vice-President .......... .,......Rudy Oclls Don Seamon Secretary ........ ., ,............. ...loan Baur Treasurer .. ...,, ...,,.,.....,..,,... .........., R 0 nnie Hinds ADVISOR Mr. Phillip Zaugg PURPOSE Knowledge of Music Theory ACTIVITIES Community Chest Drive - Athletic Office March fe-- Scott-Waite Assembly eightv Cheerleaders OFFICERS President ....,...,.,..... ..,,...... N orma .lean Wilson Vice-President ...,..,....... .,........... N ancy Gilmore Secretary-Treasurer .,,, ,.... ......... B e tty Habachalk ADVISOR Mr. Carl Meissner PURPOSE To Build Scott Spirit ACTIVITIES Lead Cheers at Games - Mass Meetings Row one: Mr. Meissner, Betty Hobberchalk, Jean Sager, Barbara Mishler, Nancy Gilmore, Carol Jones.-Row two: Edward Duncan, Gloria Rockwood, Jackie Smith, Jackie Malley, Doris Harmon, Phyllis Penrose, June Entin, ,lane Smith, Wilma Paisley.--Row three: Ann Brown, Roberta Fredericks, Norma Wilson, Spencer Calumich, Rider Mill- er, Clarence Carter, Cecil Johnson, Fred Latternore, Vivian Barrett, Roberta Rogers. eighty-one M uiore ttes OFFICERS President ......,.........,,....,.... ...........,,,......,......,....... ............ N a ncy Gholden Vice-President .,,... ....,, . .....,,... M arion Gholden Secretary-Treasurer .......... ,..,.......,,.,................ ..,......... .I e an Royster ADVISOR Mr. Carl Meissnei' PURPOSE To promote school spirit AcT1v1T1Es Leading Football Rallies - Twirling Exhibitions - Minstrel Show Row one: Virginia Czajlca, Nancy Gholden, Dolores Zuker, Marian Golden, ,leanne Royster, ,lean Fagen, Virginia Squires, Donna Culverf-Row two: Mr. Meissner, Barbara Fisher, Thelma Hopkins, Violet Farrin, Betty Fatzinger, Ellen Spencer, Kitty Earlie, Carol Jones, Betty Wagoner, Doris Harnick.--Row three: Billie Yarflbrough, JoAnn Grolle, Carol Smith, Violet Menna, Mary Woods, Lucille Walls, Bette Burtsch, Gloria Cassetta, Eclla Cassetta, Gloria Cassetta, lean Vaughn, Nelma Hopkins, Marvel Nehrig. eighty-two Row one: Mr. Dunn, Don Henry, Raymond Jung, Dennis Fleming, Fred Christen, Don Cuts, Jim Kroczewski, Albert Bulmizer, Gust Polusis.-Row two: Rudy Ochs, Robert Wolf, Rider Miller, James Wallace, Bruce Stickroth, John McCune, Dick Reisbach.-Row three: Norman Krohn,Russell Fashbaugh, Albert Davison, Loren McGuire, John Giesey, Bob Gould. Engineers OFFICERS P T081 dent .....,.AA......, ................,..........,....... Vice-President .....,.......,..... Secretary-Treasurer ......,,. C ensor A..........,...,..., ..,.... . .. ADVISOR Mr. George Dunn PURPOSE Builders of Tomorrow ACTIVITIES Post War Plans Loren McGuire John McCune John Giesey Ray Jung eighty-three French Club OFFICERS President .....,....,,,...... .,......,.,,,A.......,..A.... ....,,....... L 0 is Treuhaft Vice-President ,,....... ,,.,..... M arilyn Bracker Secretary ........... ....... .....,......,... C e lia Koontz Treasurer ...,,.... ...,..,,,. M argie Zaller ADVISOR Miss Molly Butler PURPOSE Le Francais Pour Plaisir ACTIVITIES Wan' Relief Row one: Sue Treuliaft, ,lane Marwood, Martha Thomas, Margie Zaller, Marilyn Bracker.--Row two: Miss Butler Frances Charnan, Leila Lee, Betty Fingeroff, Celia Koontz, Lorraine Jones.--Row three: Barbara Long, Lenette Park er, James Simmons, Loren McGuire, Jerry Ioelson, Louis Hattner, Joanne Grolle, Joanne Wenner, Lois Treuliaft. htv-four Row one: Sharon Manoff, Lutisha Albertson, Betty Brown, Lucille Anteau, .loan Hunt, Pat Verbryke, Grace Pearson, Donna W alling, Mary Thomson.-Row two: Dinalda Bayshore, Pat Bigelow, Vivian Barrett, Sallie Wheeler, Francis Kirkham, Norma Jasick, Ruth Hiemlicker, Gerry Coolidge, Matilda Kimerer.-Row three: Helen Seney, 101111 GTlLbl7S, Joyce McCreery, Sue Lynch, Sue Gehring, Lila Dilen, Roberta Fredritz, Luette Freeman, Carolyn Garrett, Betty Cook. Freshman Friendship Club OFFICERS President ....,.....,....,....... ,,.......... . .Marjorie Greene Vice-President ......... ........... R uth Heimlicker Secretary ....,.,,.oo.., ,........ S ylvia Blumenthal Treasurer ,,... .,.,............. D onna Stanley ADVISOR Mrs. Rosemary Featherstone PURPOSE To Face Life Squarely To Find and to Give the Best ACTIVITIES Hi-Y-Friendship Forum W Friday Social Club eighty-fi Freshman Friendship Club OFFICERS President ...,.,.......... ..,...............,.,,.......,,,... ...,....... M a rjorie Greene Vice-President ..f .... ,..,...,.. R uth Heimlicker Secretary ...........,.... ......... S ylvia Blumenthal Treasurer ,,........ ............... D onna Stanley ADVISOR Mrs. Rosemary Featherstone PURPOSE To Face Life Squarely To Find and to Give the Best ACTIVITIES Hi-Y-Friendship Forum - Friday Social Club Row one: Mrs. Featherstone, Ruth Hawkins, Betty Bumper, Kathleen Turner, Eva Lauter, Evelyn Peio, Marilyn White, Coletta Nauman, Marilyn Duke, Donna Peterson, Marjorie Green.--Row two: Joanne Feldstein, Ruth Ann Rupp, Ordell Edwards, Bonnie Thomas, Donna Stanley, Carol Ritzman, Barbara Baidel, Hilda Waldman, Sylvia Blu- menthal.--Row three: Ann Tom, Mildred Spafferd, Cookie Beck, Winnie Moore, Pat Marwood, Pattie Voloice, Mar- yann Kuber, Pat Kelley, Marian Steadman, Jerry Smith. ghty-six Row one: Miss George, Betty Schaffer, Myrtle Heaston, Lorraine Jones, Nancy Gilmore, Dorene Ferner, Shirley Gut- towitz, Marilyn Webb, Nancy McKenna.-Row two: Barbara Mishler, Barbara Diemer, Margaret Hucldle, Dolores Al- bright, Diana Yarcler, Phyllis Frosch, Peggy Weber, Violet Menna, Georgia Pappas.-Row three: Jacqueline Rise, Flor- ence Hamlin, Phyllis Penrose, Mildred Todalc, Pat Kurtz Betty Gallo, Pat Peterson, Sue Stanzlley, Frances Chapman, ,lean Lauber, Carole Samberg.-Row four: Julianna Wall, Mary Lou Gerity, Marilou Comstock, Normal ,lean Wilson, Imogene Harris, Anne Schafer, Gratia Boice, Glacla Skran, Mary Sue Wilkins, Barbara Long, Joanne Wenner, Leila Lee. Sophomore Friendship Club OFFICERS President ..............,....... ..,,...,.,, P atricia Peterson Vice-President ,....... .,,,,,....., G eorgia Pappas Secretary ..,..,,.....,. .,,......... N ancy Gilmore Treasurer ....... .,,..,. Peggy Weber ADVISOR Miss Jane George PURPOSE Good Fellowship and Service ACTIVITIES Candlelight Service - Y.W.C.A. Sing - Hi-Y-Friendship Forum - Red Cross Service eighty-seve Row one: Miss Baymiller, Jennia Keeling, Priscilla Von Baalen, Jeanette Teopas, Mary Brown, Shirley Kalisher, June Kimura.-Row two: Edla Cassetta, Marguerite Chatjield, Joanne L. Smith, Ann Smith, Mary Durbin, Suzanne Hakius, Mary Lee Craig, Martha Thomas, Bennie Clicknan, Marjorie Keller.-Row three: Jean Baker, Mary Jo Viers, Jolene Bassett, Janet Petee, Jackie Beauch, Joanne Grolle, Barbara Willard, Carol Hinkleman, Donna Daugh- erty, Jean Bard, Ginny Day, Mark Cook. .lunior Friendship flub OFFICERS President .....,..,..,... ,,....,,,,...,.........,........ ......... M a rtha Thomas Vice-President ....,, ............ J une Kimura Secretary ...,.,....., ..,,....,..,,.. M ary Jo Viers Treasurer .......... .......,,. N Iarjorie Keller ADVISOR Miss Vera Baymiller PURPOSE To Find and Give the Best ACTIVITIES Hi-Y-Friendship Forum - U. S. O. Scrapbooks eighty-eight Senior Friendship Club OFFICERS President .,.... ...... ........ .,,..A..............., . ,,....,.. M a r y Lou Perkins Vice-President ..,,,. ........... M ary Sue Meyers Secretary ....,..,, ..... ...........4..... M a rgie Moore Treasurer ,... ......,.,.......,......... ..,,.,..... M i tzi Chasin ADVISOR Miss Geraldine Leitner PURPOSE To Face Life Squarely ACTIVITIES Friendship Hi-Y Dance 4 Scott-Rossford Basketball Dance 4 World-Fellowship Programs Row one: Gerry Pentis, Edith Pinkas, Elaine Hening, Pat MacKenna, Miss Leitner, Gerry Mostov, Carol Mathis, Victoria Couts, Anna Bond.---Row two: Wanda Baranski, Jacqueline Greenhill, Helen Feinberg, Helene Czajka, Gertrude Flaum, Dorothy Duke, Janet McFarland, Jewell Price, Betty Bell, Nancy Hoover, Mary Sue Meyers, Lois Winter.---Row three: Edith Goldman, Kathryn Johnson, Glorya Stalnaker, Boots LaValley, Eileen Volk, Helen Law- rence, Gloria Darah, Gladys Hicks, Garnet Hopkins, Susan Schomburg, Bernice Jordan, Betty Clemensf-,Row four: Mary Rose Krnpp, Mitzi Chasin, Margaret Crandall, Arlene Rethmel, ,lean Rich, Shirley Chasin, Eleanor Ensel, Mar- gie Moore, Ann Moore, Mary Lou Perkins, Pat Cook. Y eighty-n Row one: Miss Peterson, Donna Bost, Faye Brookenthal, Edith Frank, Donna Vaughn, Pauline Dedes, ,lean Vaughn, Edith Linver, Shirley Sielger, Pauline Cole.-Row two: Charlene Houten, Katherine Winsinger, Celia Koontz, Pat Peterson, Beverly Rogers, Eileen Volk, Gloria Darah, Pat Dnshman.-Row three: Jane Grade, Mary lane Draper, Boots' LaValley, Lillian Sazman, Norma Robinson, Nam Lee Singal, Virginia Palmer, Joanne Reiche, Barbara Woren, Joyce Hanham. GA. A. OFFICERS President ............,.....,,.....,, ..............,,.....,....,... ..,..... N o rma Robinson Vice-President ...........,.... ........ D onna Vaughn Secretary-Treasurer ..,.... ........ J oyce Hanham ADVISOR Miss Florence Peterson PURPOSE To Develop Teamwork and Sportsmanship ACTIVITIES Volleyball Tournament - Basketball Tournament S Field Ball Tournament ninety Freshman Hi-Y Club OFFICERS President ............,. ,.....,............................ .........,, D i ck .loncs Vice-President ....... ............,. R ay Reisbach Secretary .....,.,,,,.,... ...,...... N orman Krohn Treasurer ..... .,.,....... G us Peleuses ADVISOR Mr. Andrew Leiser PURPOSE To Create and to Maintain Christian Standards ACTIVITIES Friendship-Hi-Y Forum - Basketball Tournament Row one :A-Mr. Leiser, Paul Martin, Conrad Koebel, Murray Miller, Leonard Merrit, Richard Winslow, Morton Leve- ton, Cust Pelesus, Eugene Kimberly, Melvin McKinnus.-Row two: Charles Fite, Erwin Whittenberg, Fred Christen, Dick Jones, Dick Dagaforde, Bob Could, Dick Reisback, George Cherry, John Lawrence, Earl Robison, James Wilson. fR0w three: Ernest Clark, Norman Krohn, Lorin Charbot, Dick Turner, Bill Boice, Albert Davison, Bill Jamison, Dick Ingalsbe, Donald Lentz, Ross McGilvery. ninety-one Row one: Rudy Larsen, Peter Webb, Bob Teluff, John Koinis, Fred Miller, Al Sing, Foster Waltz.fR0w two: John Lauer, Samuel lrlam, Sam Liaros, Dick Dence, Gus Liaros, Vernell Allen, Oscar Griffith.-Row three: Kenneth Ringle, Dick Hanson, ,lim Schoonmaker, John Hinds, ,lim Miller, George Amstutz, Dick Williams, Dick Smith. Sophomore HH' Club OFFICERS President ,,....o,, ....,.. J ohn Koinis Vice-President .....o... .,oo.. , ,Albert Sing secretary .,...,... Bob Zeluff Treasurer .,...... ......., B ob Robinson netv-two Sophomore Hi-Y Club ADVISOR Mr. Andrew Leiser PURPOSE To Create and to Maintain Christian Standards ACTIVITIES Friday Club -- Basketball Tournament Row one: Tom James, ,lim Hinds, Charles Murphy, Bob Hendricks, Donald Crannel, Bob Townsend, Ben Keller, ,lohn Mould.--Row two: Leon Troy, Marvin Blankley, Paul Hake, Paul Day, Rider Miller, lack McCarthy, Ronald Swiatek, Hans Szitsman, Bob Robinson.-Allow three: Bill Brackmey, Karl Bastress, Bob Jones, Walter Hoover, ,lim Karas, Bill Bice, Arthur Wheeler, ,lames Corfman. ty-three lunior Hi-Y C lub OFFICERS President ........... ,.,... ..............,..,,......,,.... ,...,...... R i c hard Ligibel Vice-President ........ ..,...... B ill Franklin Secretary ........... , ..... ,..,...,,.,,.... J im Webb Treasurer ........,,. ,. ,........... Bob Wretscbo ADVISOR Mr. Andrew Leiser PURPOSE To Create and to Maintain Christian Standards ACTIVITIES Sports Fund - Basketball Tournament Row one: ,lim Lower, Joe Bronovitz, Bob Standley, Bob llfretchke, James Gentry, Sharry Webb, ,lack Leinawefwer. --Row two: Harry James, Bill Diemer, Bill Samberg, Kenneth Hockley, Bill Franklin, Bill Buck, Carl Brand, .lames Kreuger, Ed Knect.-Row three: ,lohn Weed, ,loe Poronovitz, Ronald Hinds, Louis Thompson, Dick Ligibel, Art James, Bob Winberg, Bob Altenberger. , ninety-four K Row one: Mr. Leiser, Dick Mould, John Hoke, Herbert Albright, Tom Cassidy, Irvin Linver.fRow two: Chris Koi- nis, Bruce Stickroth, Howard Huddle, John Swalley, Paul Kyer, .lack Neal, Albert Bryant, Richard Blackmore! Row three: lim Brenizer, Chuck Nordhoff, Bob Britsch, Rudy Ochs, Ioe Dunn, Chuck Witte, George Williams. Senior Hi-Y C lub PURPOSE President ......,.....,,..... ,,,.,.,,,i,,,,.,...,... , ....,.. James Brenizer Vice-President .,........ ......,......,..... B ob Wick Secretary ........,,,...,,,. .o........,.... C hris Koinis Treasurer ,,,,..... ......... H erloert Albright ACTIVITIES Mr. Andrew Leiser - Mr. Alvin Sacksteder OFFICERS To Create and to Maintain Christian Standards ADVISOR Sport Fund Games - Hi-Y-Friendship Forum --- Basketball Tournament ninety-five aniar Classical league OFFICERS Counsuls ........a. ....,....., P amos Hountras, Helen Axelrod Scribe .....,....,.. ....,....,..........,... ......................,....... C a roline Eyster Quaestor ...,,.... ,.,. .....,,..,.............,....,,,......,,.....,....,,..,.. ..,.....,. R 0 lm ert Gould ADVISOR Miss Henrietta Staadecker Miss .lane Lewis Miss Margaret Schaff PURPOSE Non Ministrari Sed Ministrare ACTIVITIES Greek Relief Donations - Study of Roman Life - Faculty Caricatures - Classical Assembly Row one: Louis Millman, Morton Weinstein, Harold Cross, Eli Abramson.---Row two: Luette Freeman, Cookie Beck, Sharon Munoff, Helen Axlerod, Mary Lee Craig, Victoria Couts, Lois Winter, Edith Pinkus, Anna Bond, Jolene Bassett.--Row three: Pauline Spitzer, Ruth Heimlicker, Betty Kitler, Jackie Ulick, Glada Skran, Diana Yarder, Iac- queline Kimble, Ruth Hawkins, Carolyn Eyster, Eva Lauter, Maxine Seigman.fR0w four: Betty Yent, Jacqueline Beauch, Margaret Biggs, .loan Brewton, Glada Skran, Lee Chapman, Evelyn Tarloff, Louis Jennings, Helen Seney, Matilds Kimerer, Sue Standley.--Row five: Lucille Walk, Leonard Borman, Ross McGilvery, George Cherry, Bob Could, James Wallace, Panos Hountras, Bill Howes, Al Gerbie, Dick Day, Bill Buck, lean Royster. nm ty S1 Row one: Tony Antoine, ,loan Plenzer, Shirley Hall, Martha Thomas, Melvin Manoff,-Row two: Aaron Cohen, Beverly Clutter, Eurydice Hountras, Jerry Brokenthal, Betty Fingeroff, Audrey Krohn, Mary Williams.-Row three: Daniel Davenport, Dick Dagaforde, Paul Waid, Panos Hountras, Dean Davis, Albert Brokenthal, Clyde Pitts. Urclzestra OFFICERS President ..,..,.......,,....... ,.,. ...,. P a nos Hountras Vice-President ,.,...... ...,...,., B etty Fingeroff Secretary .,... ,..,. . .,,.... ,......,.... M a ry Williams Treasurer ......... ...,..... M artha Thomas ADVISOR Miss Bessie W'erum PURPOSE Knowledge of Classical Music ACTIVITIES Christmas Assembly - Concert April 21 - P.T.A. Meetings I1ll1EfY'SCVEn I Row one: Mrs. Meffley, Helene Czajka, Betsy Grove, Frances Chapman, Carolyn Inglis, Shirley Kalisher, Jeanann Kibler, Darlene Brown, Jane Marwood.--Row two: Joanne Wenner, Dorothy Davison, Lois Hoffman, Edith Goldman, Helen Lawrence, Leila Lee, Margie Keller, LoRee Firestone, Celia Koontz.-Row three: Bernice Pervin, Margie Glickman, Bette Burtsch, Arlene Rethmel, .lean Rich, Clafla Skran, Eleanor Ensel, Sue Volker. Perirleun literary Society OFFICERS President .,....,... ........, M arilyn Kratt Vice-President ...,...... ......,... M argaret Tomlinson Secretary ...... ......... C arol Mathis Treasurer ........ ......,.,.. L oRee Firestone ninety-eight Pericle uns ADVISOR Mrs. Louise Meffley - Miss Helen Holt PURPOSE Wartime Education ACTIVITIES DeVilbisS Basketball Game Dance - Lincoln's Day Assembly - Mother,S Tea Row one: Miss Holt, Sue Standley, Sue Treuhaft, Maxine Sigman, Sally Hyman, Lorraine Jones, Dolly Henry, Lois Wharton, Dorothy Heckler.-Row two: Carol Mathis, Lois Winters, Barbara Riblet, Mary Thomas, Elaine Hening, Pat McKenna, Marilyn Kratt, Martha Thomas, Peggy Weberf-Row three: Sue Hug, Ebbie Tarlof, Mary Rose Krupp, Mitzi Chasin, Barbara Willard, Shirley Krupp, Katherine Winsinger, Margaret Tomlinson, Jeannie Day. ninety-nine Row one:-Miss Fields, Ruth Rupp, Jeanne Hunt, Anna Bond, Edith Pinkas. Victoria Couts Gerry Mostov Mar garet Hudfllc, Nancy McKenna, Marilyn Humphrey.-Row two: Ruth Heimlicker, Jean Baker, Mary ,lo Viers Mary Lee Craig, Dorothy Greenwood, Betty Gentry, ,lean Cheatham, Janet McFarland, Eva Laughter Marny Lou Worden fRow three: Patsy Kurtz, Kate Rebensal, Mary Lou Perkins, Ann Schafer, Sally Wheeler, Gratia Boice Marjorie Moore, .lo Ann Bartelheim, Julianne Wall, Florence Hamlin. President .................. Vice-President Secretary ....,......,......, Treasurer .....,...... Plrilale tlieun OFFICERS .......,..,....Victoria Couts ....,...,,,,,...Janet McFarland Marny Lou Worden ,......,,,.,,,....,,,..Jewell Price ADVISOR Miss Helen Fields PURPOSE Enjoyment of Literature ACTIVITIES Book Reviews c hundred Rerl Cross OFFICERS Co-Presidents ....... ,,.,. ...,....... ...... ' l ' 0111 Day, Susan SCh0I1lD11I'g Secretary ,,....,........ ..A........................,,.................,. M ary Durbin Treasurer ....... ......... D ick Day ADVISOR Miss Helen Fields PURPOSE Service ACTIVITIES Collection Tax Stamps 'A Party for Blind H- Hospital WOl'k -- Fire Drills Row one: Miss Fields, Marjorie Pollock, LoRee Firestone, Luette Freeman, Eva Lauter, Matilda Kimerer, Mary Durbin.-Row two: Ruth Rupp, Jacqueline Kimble, George Cherry, Susan Schomburg, Gratia Boice, Caroline Beck, Carolyn Eysler, Charles Parmelee.-Row three: Helen Seney, Richard Gross, George Freeman, David Morgan, Tlmnms Day, Daniel Jamieson, Charles Witte, Dick Day. one hundred one Science Club OFFICERS President ,...,.,4...,.... ........, B ill Howes Vice-President ,..... ......... A my Losie Treasurer ........... .,.... , ..,,............. P aul Hoke Secretary ....... .......... M arilyn Humphrey ADVISOR Miss Sihyl Wachter PURPOSE Practical Scientific Knowledge ACTIVITIES Field Trips - Branch of NatuI'aliSt's Society Row one: Marilyn Humphrey, Amy Losie, Carolyn Eyster, Philip Smullin, Barbara Worden, El: Abramson Harold Gross.-Row two: Harold Contravitz, Jacqueline Kimble, Clayton Black, Paul Hoke, Bill Howes Fdwarcl Mann John Hake. one hundred two Row one: Miss Bingham, ,loanne L. Smith, Lillian Ulman, Janet McFarland, Marjorie Keller, Dorothy Duke, Pauline Petros, Shirley Segal, Lois Ingalsbe.-Row two: Hope McGaham, Bonnie, Glickman, Felisha Fishler, Molly Polash, Dorothy Greenwood, Marian Glazes, Louis W'aldman.gR0w three: Norman Richman, Tom Kelly, William Cohen, Arlene Rethmel, ,lean Rich, Donald Lentz, Harriet Klatzel, Lee Chapman. Spanish Club OFFICERS President ....,,,.,.....,. .,............................. ..,,..... N 0 rman Richman Vice-President ....... ......,..,.. . .Margie Keller Secretary .......... ,,......... H arriet Klatzel Treasurer .,,,.., ......,, J oanne L. Smith ADVISOR Miss Olive Bingham PURPOSE El Objeto es de fomentar el Aprecio de la Cultura Espanola ACTIVITIES Pan-American Display one hundred three A uto graphs Autographs This tle lf you want to know anything about school activities look in the Thistle. This statement was heard so many times throughout the year that all Scotter's have become conscious that their paper has truthfully been a newspaper. Everywhere you go in the Thistle room you hear people asking for help from Edith. The reason: Edith Pinkus, the editor-in-chief was an inspiration to everyone on the staff and was a real help with her new ideas for making the paper a success. The cooperation between Miss Leitner and the staff showed a perfect understanding and the work was made more interesting because of her supervision. Jerry Feldstein, the business manager, was always on hand ready to answer any questions and to aid in financial problems. The best news and latest projects at Scott were adequately covered by Irvin Linver, the editor of the first page. Probably the most popular page was the second which contained the gossip about Scotters. Carol Mathis is the one to be credited with its success. A mixture of news was found in the third section. The feature editor, Donna Daugherty was responsible for the clever writeups that were so thoroughly en- joyed. Counciltation, written by Gerry Mostov, gave a review of the Student Council activities. Another humorous section was Bool Dawg prepared by Fred Laderman. Of chief interest was the last or sports page under the direction of Albert Gerbie. All of the main athletic events were related here and Mary .lane Draper took care of the girls by writing Shawn, a description of the C. A. A. Each issue of the Thistle contained pictures referring to Scott activities, and these were the noteworthy products of Marshal lsenberg, the staff photographer. This year the Thistle staff can be justly proud of its work. Through their efforts an up-to-date news recording was made and a more thorough knowledge of Scott's activities was given to the students. Scott High thanks you for your contributions to a complete school life and says give us more Thistles. one hundred six The Scottonion In this war-torn year, thc SCOTTONIAN staff has again reached its goal in presenting to you a complete record of the achievements of 194-3 and 1944. Last year the future of our yearbook was in- definite, due to the lack of needed materials, but through the combined efforts of our staff we were able to produce a smaller but better book. It is one which you will treasure long after you have left Scottie halls as a reminder of the happy hours spent with high school friends. This year again the SCOTTONIAN has been highly successful under the leadership of our friend. Mr. Leiser. Most of the work was readily accomplished in spite of commodities, and the book was sent to press far ahead of schedule. Our editor, Margaret Tomlinson, did much toward the achievement of this goal. She was constantly on the alert and did her 'utmost to keep the work going at a high pitch. Mar- garet proved a helpful influence to all connected with the SCOTTONIAN. Alice Berenson, solely in charge of the business staff, could often be seen pondering over our credits and expenditures. Her efforts have proved worthy as no financial complications have arisen and her sums, products, and quotients have come to a happy medium at the end of the year. The co-editor, Marilyn Kratt, was often seen trying to get things done before deadlines. Many odd jobs fell to her lot and she was always ready to lend a helping hand. Pat Cook, art editor, has helped make our book by adding design and decorative value with her original ideas for cover and introductory pages. The credit for well-panelled pages goes to Karl Bastress who strived for long hours over the panel board to help make this book what it is. Senior pages are well-formed and interesting due to the work of Carlyn Wolson. Bill Cone, produc- tion manager, kept the school telephone busy with his repeated calls to our manufacturers. We were very fortunate this year to have Merlin Collingwood as our photographer. His work is excellent and he was always ready with clever suggestions for new pictures. Our other editors, Helene Czajka, organiza- tions, Eleanor Eppstein, faculty, Bob Murray, sportg and Dan Jamieson, class, were forever striving to pass each other in the completion of their work, but it was their hearty cooperation which really made the SCOTTONIAN a success. When subscription days rolled around it was Fred Miller who was at school early to help and to answer the questions of home room representatives. Now that the school year is over and the long awaited book has been distributed, we of the SCOT- TONIAN staff can look back upon our efforts with a smile. lt is true that while we have been serious in publishing our yearbook, we have been able to enjoy every minute put towards its completion with the knowledge that we were bringing back to life the things that you have done this past year. one hundred eight le tale tbeun OFFICERS President ................. ............................,,......... ....,,... F e licia Fishler Vice-President .,,..,.. .........., M ickie Ialacci Secretary ..,,.....,.... ,,...... M olly Polash Treasurer ..,,..... ...... Marion Glaser ADVISOR Mrs. Dorothy Nicklin PURPOSE To Improve Literary Knowledge ACTIVITIES Party for Orphans Row one: Mrs. Nicklin, Hilda Wolmau, Sylvia Blumenthal, Lois Katz, Marjorie Green, Mary Smith, Elaine Shure.- Row two: Helen Malamad, Marilyn Flemming, Felicia Fishler, Marion Glazer, Rosemary Cannon. Phyllis Brown Betty Calo,-Row three: Betty Cutler, Donna Daugherty, Betty Jennings, lean Royster, Mickey Ilacci, Nancy Jones Molly Polash, ,loan Green. onc hundred ten Lois Winter .lames Preble Lee Chapman H ershall M osen Mary Lou Perkins Gertrude Brassloff Victoria C outs Miss Lewis Joan McCravey Honor Society OFFICERS President ................ .,.....,.................,.............., ...... . . Dick Mould Vice-President ....., ..,,,,,,,,,.,..,,........sss... . I ..A. .Lois Winter Secretary ...,,,,,,,., ........ ,...,. ........................., . . . ,. Edith Pinkus PURPOSE To Promote Interest in Scholarship ACTIVITIES Scholarship Letters - Catalogue Files in Library - Posting of Scholarships Lois Truehaft Richard Mould Edith Pinkus Samuel Brody Harriet Klatzel Florence Waldman Marion Colden one hundred eleven .ftullen t Council COMMISSIONS and COMMISSIONERS ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATIONS Commissioner ........................,..,...4..,...,..,........... ,Ioanne Kurtz Commissioner ...,,..........,......,....,,....,.......... Barbara Willard Assistants Assistants Betty Lou Boegel Charles Parmalee Dean Davis Joanne Grolle Donald Arndt Helene Czaika Lo Ree Firestone Advisor ..........,................,,,...,..........,...... Mrs. Louise Meffley Mary Ward Advisor .......,,, .,.. ...........,. .... M i s s Marguerite Clark ATHLETIC Commissioner ................,,...................,..,............ Jerry Brown PUBLICITY Assistants Commissioner ....,.,,...,.........,,,.,.,.....,,..,...............,.,... .lohn Hoke Ronnie Hinds Paul Hoke Assistants Ted Bell Wanda Baranski Eileen Nathanson George Cherry William Walker Robert Britsch Gus Peleuses Eva .Ieanne Cash Robert Gould Dick Dence Advisor ...,...,,...,,,......,,,......,.......,......,................ Mr. Glenn Lake AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Commissioner ..,........ ..............,.,,,...........,,...,..... Dick Mould Assistants Mary Durbin Edmond Nugent Bill Howes Martha Thomas Advisor .....,.,.. .......,,............,.......,,....... M iss Helen Fields CITIZENSHIP Commissioner ...............,.......,,,......................,, Dick Reisbach Assistan.ts Loren McGuire Donald Yaeger Eugene Reed Virginia Day Advisor ..................... ...............,....,,.....,,,,,, M r. Russell Mater FINANCE Commissioner .,,....,....,,............,,,,.......,...... ................. ,I oe D1Inn A ssis tants Barbara Riblet Norma Robinson Sue Volker .lim Findlay Lois Treuhaft Advisor ....,,,.,,,,... Dave Morgan Norman Richmond Mary Lou Perkins Mary Jo Viers Richard Langstaff Eva Lauter Marilyn Humphrey Sally Wheeler Boots LaValley A dvisor ..............,,........... .,,........ Commissioner ......... Margie Keller Ruth Hawkins Carol Mathis Pat McKenna Paul Kyer Advisor ,..,...,...,... LeRoy Gordon Arthur Sturn Bill Bice Mary Lou Gerity .......,...MlSS Ruth Collins SOCIAL Lee Chapman Assistants Susan Shuey Sue Schomburg Elfreda Hocker David Bennett Miss Margaret Schaff WELFARE Commissioner ,........,......,..........,......,.......,.,.............. Ann Moore Assistants Dick Gross .loann Wenner .loanne L. Smith .leanne Royster .Ioan Dybala Betty Fatzinger Patricia Peterson ACTIVITIES P. T. A. Programs Sales of School Publications Student-Faculty Tea Survey of Student Plans e hundred twelve Charles Witte Richard Ligibel Geraldine Mostov Scott has what is known as the commission form of student government. Each home room elects one of its members to represent it in the Student Coun- cil. These representatives arc placed in different commissions, each of which is headed by a commissioner and an assistant, appointed by the president. Late in the school year the president for the succeeding year is elected by the mem- bers of thc Student Council. The vice-president and secretary are elected by popular vote of the student body. This year the Student Council has functioned effectively under the able leadership of Charles Witte. Miss Kudzia was a great help and under her guiding hand as advisor the Council fulfilled many duties such as selling Thistles and 'aScottonian subscriptions. With the cooperation of vice-presi- dent, Dick Ligabel, and secretary, Gerry Mostov, the administrative body led the council through a successful year. The Social commission and Lee Chapman, commissioner, made the year complete with many social activities. Perhaps the greatest job went to .loanne Kurtz and her Assembly commission who arranged for and planned all the as- semblies which we have enjoyed so much this year. This commission deserves a lot of credit for the hard work and the good results. .lohn Hoke and one of his commission members could always be seen hanging a sign or writing an- nouncements because John is Publicity commissioner. The clubs were organ- ized and guided through the year by Barbara Willard, Organization commis- sioner, and her commission. The Welfare commission had Ann Moore as the commissioner and it staged a clean-up campaign at Scott and the efforts were not in vain because the students responded and could often be seen cleaning their lockers. The school's finances were taken care of by Joe Dunn, Finance commissioner. The judicial body of the Student Council is the Citizenship commission. This year Dick Reisbach headed this commission and kept order in the school. Mass meetings and rallies concerning sports events were under the direction of Jerry Brown who was Athletic commissioner. With the cooperation and hard work of the officers, advisor, commission- ers, and representatives, the job of running Scott for the past year has been handled admirably. The Student Council has again given proof that a school can be governed efficiently and effectively by the students. t one hundred thirteen ATE? HETU Q S E J First R0wfDon Beamon, Dick Berry, Bill Hager, Chris Koinis, Jerry Brown, Bob Wick Blll Samberg Ed Knecht Row TwokClarence Sass, Bill Robison, Bernard Lutz, Bill Franklin, Phil Cochran ,lim Findlay Bill Black Thlrd Row-.loe Dunn, Bob Standley, Leonard Borman, Dick Ligabel, Carl Lemle, Sherry Webb Howard Huddle Leroy Shutt. Row Four-Jack Leinaweaver, Kenny Kaighan, Harold Quinn, Clarence Walker Al Sacksteder Coach Varsity Football Captain Chris Koinis Coach Mr. Alvin Sacksteder Managers ,lack Lineaweaver Bob Kirk Conrad Kolbow one hundred sixteen Varsity Football 5' cores S. 0. T DeVilbiss , ...., ,.,..... .... 1 2 -6 .....,, , .....,.,, Friday, September 17 H Woodward ,, .. .. ,,,., ., 19-13 ...,,,....., ....,, aturday, September 25 H Central ..,,,.,, , ...,..,,.. 0-40 ............. ....,4,,..,...4... F riday, October 1 H Libbey ........... . .....,,,.. 13-33 .44........ ,,,,,....,, S aturday, October 9 H Devilbiss ...... .,,........ 2 0-26 .....,...... ........... F riday, October 15 H Woodward ........, ,,....., 0 -6 ,...,.., ,,,....,,. F riday, October 22 H Central ...... .... ..,, 1 3-33 ...,...,r... .......... F riday, October 29 T Lima .,,...... .. ..... 6-6 ........ .......,.. F riday, November 5 T Libbey .,,,,,.,,,.,..,.,. ,....... 6 -14 ....,....,., ......... F riday, November 12 H Fremont Ross ,,,.. .,t.t.,...., 2 5-19 ,................,,.... Saturday, November 20 T Waite .4...........,......, ........ 6 -59 .........,,,....,,,., Thursday, November 25 Varsity oo tball Coach, lVlr. Alvin Sacksteder, received from his call for prospective foot- ballers a group of green and 'unexperienced boys in the art of varsity high school football. Due to the call of the 'fstars and stripes many of his expected letter- men departed to join the service. The men that he received, however, were eager and willing to practice and struggle diligently in order to form a varsity team capable of living up to the ones Scott High has molded in the past years. Each and every boy labored faithfully and earnestly for many long and tedious months under the capable guidance and leadership of Al Sacksteder and their captain, Chris Koinis. Finally, the varsity squad became organized into a powerful dynamic machine of humans striving to do their ut- most for Scott on the gridiron. The team found a loyal and staunch support in the student body which at- tended the games regularly and held assemblies. These things offered encour- aging inspiration to the team and also to the entire student body. Yes, Scott High can well be proud of its varsity team this year as always. one hundred sevent Row One-James Lixenbaugh, Art Crosby, Ed Randall, J. Hinds, Ray Weaver, Walter Hoover Ken Ringle Dick Hanson, Karl Bastress, .lim Karas. Row Two-Ken Abbey, Walter Gilmore, Ronald Swiatek Vernal Allen George Conlisk, Jim Flaherty, Thomas Wendt, Dick Dence, Marvin Blankley, John Koinis. Row Three 1 Hinds Leon Troy I. Badgley, Bob Haala, Harold Staeger, .lim Reynolds, Merlin Shanteau, John Mould, John Revanaugh Dick Jones Row Four-Paul Day, Robert Miller. lightweight Football Captain John Koinis Coach Mr. Joseph Collins Managers Paul Day Bob Millel' one hundred eighteen lightweight Football The lightweights of this year were outstanding in many ways. There was a sufficient amount of boys for a strong, spirited squad, although, the turnout of freshmen was not as great as hoped for. Many more freshmen boys were ex- pected to take advantage of the experience offered by participation in this sport. The team was trained as a separate unit from the varsity although their tactics were the same. They had quite a bit of scrimmage and body contact with the varsity which prepared them for teams stronger than themselves and made the going seem easier when playing other city lightweight teams. This is the first year in which this has come into practice on our field and the coaches agree that this was very beneficial for the future gridiron squad. Joe Collins was personally in charge of the team and his outstanding abili- ties are known throughout many more schools than our own. Joe, consequently, was met with considerable cooperation by his lightweights and he was able to go further than expected in their training. The team as a whole has helped a great deal to form certain standards to be met by future Scott players and they have showed a fighting spirit that many of us think has been lacking on Scott's field in past years. The team was always looking trim and has the best of game equipment since the varsity, having received new uniforms, had passed their greens on to the lightweights. The results of the lightweights turned out about the same as the varsity although they didn't play nearly as many games. They started their season off by hiking over to the DeVilbiss stadium and holding a scrap with the young tigers. In the end DeVilbiss came out on top by a score of 19 to our 6, but our boys came home with a feeling that they knew the game better and they had found the weak spots to he overcome. Their next game took place across the river in the Waite stadium. Our team made a good start and for a while conditions were in our favor, but again the opponents came out on top. This time by a score of 18 to 16. Although their record was not an outstanding one, the lightweights showed a great deal of improvement in each succeeding game. They are now experi- enced players ready to take their places on the varsity teams of the next few years. The boys who wear the Old-English HS know the hardships of the gridiron and are fully entitled to its awards. one hundred nineteen Row One-Louis Thompson lMgr.?, Jefferson Jackson, Herbert Wright, luck Duschner Clarence Walker Bill Chase Ulssistant Mgrj Row Two 'Bob Wick, Leon Jones, Rudy Ochs, Ed Nugent, Jerry Feldsteln Varsity Basketball Captains Bob Wick Clarence Walken' Jerry Feldstein Coach Mr. Alvin Sackstedel' Managers Louis Thompson Bill Franklin Bob Chase one hundred twenty Varsity Baslre tball The Scott cagers played their 1943-1944 season under the coaching of Alvin Sacksteder. With five returning letter-men the coach built a first team con- sisting of Bob Wick, jack Daschner, Jerry Feldstein, Leon Jones, and Edmond Nugent. Although the Bulldog's record was not too impressive the team was always a dangerous threat to any opponent. The Bulldogs started the season in their own gym with a 50-39 victory over Libbey. The team played a smooth game throughout the contest. The second game was played at home against Central. It was a close con- test until the last quarter when the Scott defense weakened and Central went back to Cherry Street with a 48-29 victory. Next the Collingwood boys met Macomber, only to suffer a 35-22 defeat. Scott traveled to Bowling Green for a benefit game. It was won by Bowling Green in the last minute of play. The score was 31-29. DeVilbiss and Woodward both downed Scott with decisive scores. The Tigers won by a 46-34 count, and Woodward by a 47-11 count. Waite won the last game of the first rounds with a 47-25 victory. one hund d t ty Row One-Louis Tompson, Stanford Conn, Oscar Griffith, Charles Boyd. Bill Chase. Row Two Vernell Allen Ray Mainwald, Dean Davis, Ronald Swartz, ,lack McCarthy. lightweight Buslre tbull Captain .lim McCarthy Coach Mr. Alvin Sacksteder Managers Jack Lineaweaver Bob Kirk Conrad Kolbow one hundred twenty-two lightweight Basketball The lightweight team was handicapped this year by the lack of coaches with Alvin Sacksteder coaching the varsity and freshman basketball in addi- tion to lightweight. This made it hard for both Al and the team but despite the handicaps their records were commendable. The Scotters started their season in our gym by playing Libbey but were defeated 36-25. Central came over to the Collingwood gym and went home with a 41-20 victory. Scott's next two games with Macomber and Devilbiss found Scott on the short end of both. The scores were 36-33 and 52-4-5, re- spectively. Our next four games were away. Woodward came through with a 20-15 victory. Scott then came back the next week to defeat Waite 21-19. Libbey and Central both took Scott's measure. Libbey 27-14, and Central 59-39. The lightweights then got revenge on Macomber for an earlier defeat by a score of 31-24. Scott then traveled to Devilbiss only to come home with a 35-23 defeat. Rossford came into our gym and took a thrilling game away from the Colling- wood boys by a score of 32-28. The Bulldogs then traveled to Wauseon and came through with a 34-33 win. ln their last two games the Scotters beat Wood- ward and Waite by the decisive scores of 33-22 and 37-13, respectively. The total points made by each man on the first team are as follows: Ray Mainwold-633 Vernell Allen-103g Dean Davis-193 Oscar Griffithf49g ,lack McCarthy-60. one hundred twen tv-th ' ' 7' 7 ' 77' ' 7 -1 Qi Row One Tom Kaplin, Donald Crannell, Art Wheeler, Richard Guyton, Mr. Meissner, Bob Murray, Iahn Hinds Albert Sing Dick Mould, Jim Hinds. Row Two-David Morgan, Ronald Hinds, Dick Ligibel, George Freeman Bill Townsend Paul Hoke, Bill Brackney, Bill Buck, George Racleloff, Chuck Nordhoff. Swimming Team Captain Dick Mould Manager V Albert Sing Coach Mr. Carl Meissner Doc Meissner started practice in early November with forty-eight boys and by the time the team was ready for its first game there were twenty-one boys. Due to the war Mr. Meissner found it hard to schedule meets but he managed to get one with Libbey and two with Fremont. The Bulldogs started off their season with a meet with Libbey in our pool. The Libbey boys had no coach but were under the direction of .lack Johns, a student of Libbey. The Cowboys put up a noble battle but Scott was too strong and won a 44-24 decision. Johns was high point-man with 10 points. Our next game was in our pool against a strong Fremont team. Scottis team put up a strong battle, but found Fremont too strong. Fremont went home with a 53-12 victory. - ln the last meet of the season Scott went down to Fremont to get revenge of their earlier defeat at the hands of Fremont. They were again defeated after putting on a fine demonstration of swimming and sportsmanship. The final score was 54-13. The students and faculty want to congratulate Mr. Meissner and his team for the fine showing they gave not only in swimming but sportsmanship. Doc Meissner should also be given a great deal of credit in trying competitive swim- ming again in Toledo. 1 one h ndred twenty-four X5 Leis see, about 5 ft. 6M in. says Louise Heffley to That smile on Irving Linver's face is Marian Golden' for the cameraman. This is the wflj' the girls in the gym Willie James cools off after u swim. learn to nmrch. one hundred twenty-fivc my F' z X N JW. wi,-1.1 ' Qf,Q, ..fQ:+4+ xgig5gqLyM X 1, 5' S s as 1 .ff pu NECESSFHES -xx WT we W' Qqpgyx Q .5 ff, in x M, X 1 ek L !,,.., . ,mifwb .J XL 1 ' 2 ' f' - ff, fw?fsE5f- ffiiEii. - ' - ' 5 2 A SS E ' S ak' x f 1 Q X 8 E . f . Mm ffl. ,' , 'Af Eiiixkgigfiim S .. X bw- i .- mf 255 K va N' ww Roberta Rogers, Jerry Brown, and Mary Sue Meyers Scottonian subscriptions are carefully examined by Mar- check over the gym records. garet Tomlinson and Marilyn Kratt, our co-editors. ,lim Yonker displays his anatomy to Dr. Stewart, Ollie Pat Carter looks and Lois Katy smiles at someone's tem- Strauhnn, and Doris Kurth wrote down the results. perature. , one hundred thirty George Lester, Yvonne Glass, and Frances Chapman examine Art Departmenfs work. Here is Lavonne Gallagher ex- hibiting her talents. Barbara Ketcham makes a good Daisy Mae. Tom Dukes and Laura Harmon study the bulletin board. Holding up Louis Thompson are Joe Miller and David Kirby. Some of the football team listen to ,loe Collins. one hundred thirty-one Miss Jessie A. Cauglley We wish to pay tribute to an inspiring teacher, an able ad- ministrator, and a charming friend. Miss Jessie A. 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U3 5 Adams, Debbie-28 Spanish C lub-3 Alexander, Pat-0 Chorus-3, 4 Alleman, Mary!28 Allen, Juanita-'28 Amstutz, Helenv28 Arnett, Birdie-0 Baranski, Wandav28 Friendship Club44 Student Council-4 Barnes, Janetv0 Barnett, Kathryn-28 Battie, Rosalie428 Friendship-3 Bauman, Kathryn-0 Chorus-l, 2, 3 Baur, .loan-28 Baylis, Frances--28 Beirlleman. Marie-23 Friendship-4 Bell, Betty 'Ann428 F riendship-4 Berenson. Alice-f-28 Friendship-1, 2 Spanish-3 Scottonian-2, 3, 4 Bergman, Yettag29 Biggs, Margaret-29 Science Club-2, 3 Latin Club44 Biggs, M:1rguerite429 Black, Betty-29 Blagmon, Betty-29 Friendship ClulJ!3 Boegel, Betty-29 Friendship ClubA4 Student Council-4 Boesel, Lois-29 Bond, Anna Lou-29 Junior Classical League Friendship Club-3, 4 Philalethean Club-4 Band, 2, 3 Booker, Kems-0 Bost, Donna-29 G.A.A.-4 Class Directory Senior Girls Brassloff, Gertrude-29 Junior Classical PericleansY2, 3, 4 Brown, Darlene-29 Friendship Club--2, 3 Aeolian Club-2 Periclean Club-2, 3, 4 Camp, Beulah-30 Glee C lub-2 Cannon, Rosemary-30 Latin Club--2 Art Club-l, 2, 3 Zetalethean Club-2, 3 fVice-Pres.-33 Science Club-2 Friendship Clubgl, 2 Marionette Club--2 G. A. A.-l Carr, Joann-30 Carter, Patricia-30 Friendship Clubgl Chadwell, Anna-30 Friendship Club-3 G.A.A.-2, 3 Chapman, Lee-30 Friendship Club-l, 2, 3 fTreas.-25 Spanish--1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.-25 Philalethean Club-2 Junior Classical League Honor Society-3, 4 Social Committee-4 Chasin, Mitzi-30 Friendship-l, 2, 3, 4 fTreas.-l, 45 Junior Classical League Pericleans-3, 4 Student Council!l Junior Class Secretary-3 Thistle-3, 4 Chasin, ShirleyY30 Clleetham, Jean-30 Friendship-l, 2, 3 fPres.-ll Philalethean-3, 4 Clemens, Bette-30 Friendship-3, 4 Cole, Pauline-31 G.A.A.-4 Conlisk, Patricia-0 Cook, Pat-31 Cottrell, Glendora-0 Couts, Clendora-31 Crandall, Margaret43l Z etalethean-3 G.A .A .-3, 4 F riendshi p-4 Crist, June43l Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Crosby, Mary-31 Chorus-4 Jade Journal-1 Culver. Donna-31 M a jorette-3, 4 Cupps, Rosewll Czajka, Helene-3l G.A.A.-2 Friendship-l, 2, 3, 4 Pericleans-2, 3, 4 Student Council-4 Scottonian-4 Organizations Commission-4 Darall. Cloria431 Orchestra-2, 3 G.A.A.-4 Friendship-4 Darling, Bo se-31 Davis, lda-32 Dodd, Dolores-32 Duke, Dorothy-32 Scholarship Team-l, Spanish-2, 3, 4 F riendship-4 Dustman, Pat-32 Choms-3, 4 G.A.A.-4 Friendship-4 Eclsell, .loan-32 Elliff, Mary-32 Emahiser, Dorothy-32 Ensel, Eleanor-32 Friendship-2, 3 F renchv2, 3 Pericleans-3 Fagan, .lean-32 Fast, Lucille-32 Bible-l, 2 Feinberg, Helen-32 Span ish-3 Friendshi1H4 Fike, Helen-0 Fingeroff, Betty-33 Latin-l Chorus-l Orchestra-3, 4 fVice-Pres.-43 F rench-2, 4 one hundred forty-one Fitts, Geraldine--33 Flaum, Gertrude-33 Thistlew3 F riendship-4 Jackson, Mecedes-0 Jacobs, Lula-36 Johnson, Dorothyk36 Johnson, Kathryni36 Friendship-4 Jones, Carrie-36 Jones, Ora-0 Jordan, Bernicei36 Friendship-3, 4 Keller, Margaret-36 Glee Club-1 G.A.A.-1 Kennedy, Dorothy-0 Ketcham, Barbara-36 Kihler, .leanann-36 Student Council-1 Pcriclean-2, 3, 4 Science-2 Friendshipsfv, 4 Kirby, Sylvia-36 Cheerleader--2, 3 Thistle-3 Intramural Scholarship-- Klatzel, Harrielv36 Spanish-1, 2, 3 fVice-Pres.-33 Scholarship Teamfl, 2, Honor Society-3 Spenserian Society-2 Klingensmith, Mary-36 Knepley, .lean-37 Kokias, Sara Student Council-1 Chorus-2, 3 Red Cross-4 Riding Club-2 Radio Club-4 Clee Club-2, 4 Kratt, Marilyn-37 Periclean-2, 3, 4 iPres.-45 Student Council-2 Scoftonian-2, 3, 4 Friendship-1, 3 Spanish-3 .lunior Classical League -1, 2, 3 3 Scholarship Team-1, 2, 3 Krupp, Mary Rose-37 Latin-1, 2 Friendship-3, 4 Periclean-2, 3, 4 Thistle-3, 4 Spanish-M3 LaValley, Boots-37 Lawrence, Helen-37 Lawson, Claraf37 C.A.A.-2 one hundred forty-two Lee, Mamie-37 Spanish-2 Lee, Virginia-37 Friendship-1 Linver, Edith-37 Spanish-1, 2, 4 G.A.A.g4 Livingston, Florence-'37 G.A.A.v2, 3, 4 Livingston, .lcanette-38 Chorusi2 Losie, Amy-38 Science-2, 3, 4 F riendship-2 MacKenna, Pati38 Junior Classical League'-3, 4 Friendship-2, 3, 4 fSec.-35 Student Council-4 Pericleanw-2, 3, 4 Majorettes MacRavey, ,loanA0 McFarland, Janet-38 Malone, Mildred-0 Marks, Lucille--38 Marwoofl, .lane-38 Mathis, Carol-38 Maynard, Ethel Meter, Dorothy-39 Meyers, Mary Sue-39 Michaelis, Marianf39 Miz-halak, Dolores-39 Miller, Beverlyf39 Friendship-1 Miller, .lean-39 Miller, Lillian-0 Milton, Starlight-39 Student Council-3 Spanish-3 Chorusg2, 3, 4 Molnar, June-39 Moore, Ann--39 Moore, Margie-39 Student Council--1 Philalethean-2, 3, 4 Friendship-2, 3, 4 fSec.--4? Morgan, Mary-0 Moses, Roselyn-39 Mostov, Ceraldyn-39 Friendship-1, 2, 3, 4 French-1, 2 Philalethean-3, 4 Thistle-2, 3, 4 Sophomore Class Secretary Sec. of Student Council Student Council-3 Myers, Wanda-40 Northcott, Evelyn-40 F riendship-1 Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 Oppenlander, Gl0riaf40 Owens, Julia-40 Pappas, Mary-0 Parnes, Evelyn-40 Aeoliani3, 4 Chorus-2, 3, 4 Parnes, Marcia-40 Aeolian-3, 4 Chorus-2, 3, 4 Pack. Svlvia-40 Friendship-1, 2, 3 Acolian-4 Pentis, Geraldine-40 Friendshipvll, 4 F rench-2, 3 fVice-Pres.-31 Perkins, Mary-40 Perlman, Patsy-41 Pervin, Bernice-41 Latin-1, 2, 3 Periclean-2, 3, 4 Aeolum-2 fTreas.- -21 Span ish-3 F riendsh ip-3 Pike, Phyllis-41 Pinkus, Edith-4-1 Friendship-l, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres.-31 Thistle-I, 2, 3, 4 iEditor-in-chief? Aeolian-2 Philalethean-2, 3, 4 Student Council-3 Latin-3, 4 Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 4 Pittenger, Catherine-41 F riendship-3 Porter, Samantha -41 Junior Classical Leng: Friendship-3 Price, Jewell-41 Friendship-l, 2, 3, 4 fSec.-15 Philalethean-3, 4 fTreas.-45 Thistle-2, 3 Rccfor, Mildred-48 Reiche, Joanne-41 G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Reighard, Lucyi4l Victory Corp-2 Rethmel, Arlenef4l Revenaugh, Carolyn!4l Rich, Jean-41 IC Richie, Antoinette-41 Zetalcthean-2, 3 Ritenour, Paullin e-42 CA .A .41 Robinson, .lumesettaf42 C.A.A.---1 F riendship----3 Ccrrer-3 Robinson, Norma-42 Rockwood, Mona--42 Rogers, Roberta Sayles, Patricia-42 Schafer, Lorrainef43 Bibledl, 2 G.A.A.Al Schamp, Barbara-42 Red Cross--1, 2 Latin-2 Friendship-3 Chorus-1, 2 Scharf, Julia-42 Scharf, Selma-42 Friendship-1, 2 Schaupp, June-42 Chorus-3, 4 Schlagheck, Ruth--43 Schmidt, Elnora-43 Student Council-2 Red Cross-3 Schomhurg, Susan-43 Student Council-1, 4 Red Cross-1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.-2, 33 Vice President of Sophomore Class Friendship-2, 4 Segal, Shirleyv-43 Friendship-1, 2 Spanish-1, 2, 3 Zetalethean42 Sentle, Geneva-'43 Chorus-1, 3, 4 Settlemire, Eileen-43 G.A.A.-3 Settlemire. Virginia--43 GAA.-3 Shammo, Lucille!43 Sherlmo, Patricia--43 Aeolianf'3 Dramatic-4 Sieler, Shirley-44 Sloan, Mary-44 Smith, Charlesanna-44 Smith, Evelyn-44 GAA .-3 Smith, Margaret-44 Sohikian, Margie-48 Friendship-1 C horus-W1 , 2 Thistle-2 A eolian-4 Spencer, Leatrice-44 Squires, Virginia-44 Stalnaker, Clorya-44 Friendship-4 Stamos, Francesg44 Staunton, Elizabeth-44 Straka, BettyY44 Straughean, 0llieY44 Styhaniewiez, Marie-45 Sutton, Dorothy-45 Friendship-3, 4 Swigart, Sally-45 Red Cross-1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish-3 Student Council-W3 Sypret, Donna-45 Spanishw3 F riendship-4 Tanber, Virginia---45 Terry, Bertha-45 Toadvin, Josephine-45 Junior Classical League Friendship-4 Tomlinson, Margaretffi-5 Pericleans-2, 3, 4 fVice Pres.-35 Friendship-1, 3 Student CouncilA2 Scottonian-2, 3, 4 fEditorl Senior Class Secretary Towns, Virginia-45 Trafelet, Jean-45 Friendship-l Treuhaft, Lois-45 Tyler, Mabel-48 Tyler, Mildred-45 Vandock, Lauretta-46 Vaughn, Donna-46 Veler, Metta-0 Volk, Eileen-46 Spanish-3 Band-l, 2 F riendship-4 G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 Waldman, Florence Honor Society Ward, Mary-46 Weatherly, Beatrice-46 Victory Corp-3 Weiler, Gloria-46 Welcome, .lean--46 Chorus-4 Whitman, Pauline-46 Wilhurn, Patricia446 Wilensky, Dorothy-46 Art-1 Zetalethean!3, 4 Wilkes, Bettyf47 Williams, Cora447 F riendship-3 Sci ence-3 Williams, Margaret-447 F riendsh i p-3 LibraryA4 Intramuralf3 Williams, Thelma-47 Winsinger, Katherine-47 Winter, Lois!47 Periclean+2, 3, 4 F ricndship!4 Thistle-3, 4 Latin43, 4 S punish-3 Student C ouncil-2 C horus-'2 Honor Society-3, 4 Wisebaker, .lean-47 Wolson, Carlyn-47 Latin-1 Spanishf3 Student CouncilA2 Scottonian-2, 3, 4 Periclean-2, 3, 4 Woodward, HelenW48 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Worden, Marny-48 Orcheqtra-1, 2, 3 Philalethean--2, 3, 4 G.A.A.-3 Scottonian-3 Zimmerman, Lois-48 French-1, 2 Zahn, Jeanette-48 one hundrel forty three Amstutz, Robert -Victory Club-3 B.O.N.D. Club-4 Anderson, Elliot-28 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Boys Chorus-2, 3 Victory Corp-3 Bargmann, Robert-28 Aeolian Radio-3 Barnes, Robert-28 Alchemists-3 Bowling Team-3 Beamon, Donison-28 Football-3, 4 Behner, Harvey-28 Band-1, 2, 3 Track-1 Bennett, Raymond-28 Berry, Dick F ootball-4 B aseball-2 H i-Y-4 Blackmore, Richard Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Band-1, 2, 3 fVice-Pres.-35 T rack-1 Blackstock, Donald-29 Blair, Jack-29 Blank, Arthur Brenizer, James-29 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club-2 Football-2 Swimming Team-4 Britsch, Robert-29 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Track Team-1, 2 Basketball-2 Student Council--4 Senior Dance Committee- Senior Play Committee-4 Broadbent, Ebert-29 Basketball-1, 2, 3 Brody, Samuel-29 Student Council-2 Science Club-2, 3 Honor Society-3, 4 Announcement Committee Brown, Jerry-30 Athletic Commission Football-3 Senior Play Committee Hi-Y-3, 4 Intramural Sports-4 Bryant, Albert-30 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Calhoun, Orrin-30 one hundred forty-four 4 .fenior Boys Cassady, Thomas-30 Track-1 H i-Y-4 Clay, Paul-30 Coffman, J. C.-0 Cohen, Aaron-31 Cohen, John-31 Basketball-l, 2, 3 Cone, William-31 Scottonian-3, 4 Social Committee Senior Social Committee Copelin, Vernon-31 Cox, David-0 Davenport, Daniel-31 Day, Thomas-32 Red Cross-1, 2, 3 Riding Club-1 Aeolian Club-3 Dunn, Joseph--32 Edwards, Norman--32 Elliott, Frank-0 Eppstein, Julius-32 Farran, John-32 Feldstein, Jerry--32 Findlay, James--32 Fredericks, George-33 Freeman, George-33 Red Cross-l, 2, 3, 4 Swimming-3, 4 Treasurer Senior Class Intramural Basketball- l, Senior Play Committee Freeman, James-33 Frey, Herbert--33 Friedlander, Joseph-33 Giles, Bill-33 Could, Alexander---34 Track-1, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball-1, Aeolian Club-4 Goralnick, Bernard-34 Hargrove, Gene-34 Hattner, Louis-34 Science Club-2 Chess Club-2 French Club-4 Henry, Allen-35 I-Iesz, Walter-35 Hoke, John-35 Science Club-2, 3, 4 fPres.-35 Alchemists-3 fVice-Pres.-35 Latin Club-2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres.-45 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Ring Committee fChairmanl Student Council-3, 4 Publicity Commission- Intramural-1, 2, 3 Huddle, Howard-35 Orchestra-1 Hi-Y-2, 3. 4 F ootball-4 Huddleston, Robert-0 James, Roger-36 James, Willie-36 Jennings, Byron-36 Kaighin, Kenneth--e-36 Football--2, 3, 4 Kaufman, Donald-36 Kaufman, Mitchell-36 Kelley, James-36 Koinis. Chris-37 Football-2, 3, 4 fCaptainT Hify-3, 4 f Secretary---4 'U Kontrovitz, Arthur--37 Krupa, Joseph-37 Kurtz, Robert-37 Kyer, Paul-37 Aeolian Club-12, 3, 4 Latin Club-3 Hi-Y-4 Social Committee Student Council--4 Senior Play Committee Lake, Jim-37 Landis, Gilbert-0 Lemle, Carl-37 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-2 Track-2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Senior Class President Victory Corps-3 Lester, George-38 Linver, Irvin-37 Loss, Cliff B asketball-4 McCabe, Walter-38 McClellen, Ralph-38 4 McCune, John-38 McCurdy, .lack-38 Martin, Richard--39 Engineersi2 Alchemists-3, 4 Victory Corp--3 Mason, Richard-38 Maxwell, William--38 Merritt, Marvin-39 Morganello, Daniel-'O Morris, Bryon-39 Mould, Richard-40 Mozen, Herschel-40 Murphey, Robert- 40 Neal, .lackv40 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Track-1, 2 Junior Prom Committee Nehrig, Howard-40 Track-1, 2 Football-2, 3 Nelson, Burton Engineerss2, 3, 4 Nordhoff, Charles--40 Ochs, Rudy-40 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Engineers-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-3, 4 Baccalaureate Committee Parker, Robert-40 Parker, Wilmer-40 Prottengeier, Charles-41 Quinn, Harold Football-4 Reed, Eugene-41 Art Club-1 Student C ouncili4 Reishach, Richard-41 Rieg, Phillipifil Student Council--1 Hi-Yil, 2, 3 Riley, Buda-42 Student Council--3 Rosenberg, Morris-42 Rudolph, Jim--42 Science Club-1, 2, 3 Scottoninn-3 Senior Announcement Rusgo, Harmon- 48 Sarno, James- 42 Bowling TeamAAf3 Committee Intramural Basketball---1, 2, 3 Sass, Clarencef 42 Sells, Amold-43 Thistle-4 Selrenick, Abraham-43 Student Council-1, 2 Latin Club-1 Science Club-2 Intramural Basketball- -1 Shank, John-43 Shore, .lake-0 Shutt, Leroy-43 Football 42, 3, 4 Siegel, John-43 Sigman, Arthur--44 Science Club--2 Aeolian Club--2 Student Council---3 Simms, Carroll'--44 Skevos, Alex--44 Smullin, Phillip---44 Science Club-1, 2, 4 fTreas.-4l Picuper Club-l, 2 Chess Club---2 Alchemist Club-4 Thistle-2, 4 Intramurals-el, 2, 4 Steinman, Samuel Stickroth, Bruce-44 Talburt, Bob-45 Tanner, Robert---45 Tilly, Bernard-45 Toadak, Raymond-45 Treuhaft, Philip---45 Science Club-2 Alchemists Club--3 Venig, Larry-46 Intramural Basketball-l Walker, Clarence-46 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Track-2, 4 Student Council-4 Indiana Hi-Y-3, 4 Commencement Committee Washer, William-46 Wend, Don Wick, Robert-46 HivY-1, 2, 3, 4 Engineers-1, 2 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball---3, 4 Williams, George- -'e- 47 Track-1, 2 Swimming-3 Hi-Y41, 2, 3, 4 Alchemists-3 Williams, Warren-- Wilson, James--4 7 Wing, Harold-47 47 Wioland, Kenneth-47 Witte, Charles-47 Hi.Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Class Treasurer Sophomore Class President Finance Commission-3 Student Council-3 fPres.w4J Ring Committee--3, 4 Track-1, 2, 4 Red Cross-2, 3, 4 Intramural Scholarship42 Ellginefrynlt 2, 3, 4 Woods, William-4-7 Hi-Y-4 Victory Corpf3 Strong, Fredvfifl- Woodward, James-48 Yates, Dorne one hundred forty-five Ackerman, Arla-52 Adamski, Rita-52 Anderson, Estella Anderson, Thelma-52 Anteau, Lucille-52 Antoni, Betty-52 Appling, Alma-52 Arenson, Jeanne-52 Atchley, lnell--52 Atkins, Ollie-52 Axelrod, Helen-52 Baker, .lean H.-52 Baker, .lean P.-52 Bard, ,lean-52 Barnes, .lanet Bartelheim, .l0AnnY52 Bassett, Jolene-52 Beauch, Jacqueline-52 Beellner, VioletA52 Berry, Betty Bilan, Rose-52 Bowling, Ethel Bracker, Marilyn-52 Briggs, Harriet-52 Broack, Betty Brown, Alice-52 Brown, Hazel--52 Buvkholt, Helen-52 Burtsch, Betty-52 Calhy, Marie-52 Carrick, Ruth-52 Carroll, Grace-52 Cash, Eva-52 Cassetta, Gloria-52 Cassetta, Edla-52 Chatfield, Marguerite----52 Chinneth, Jayne-52 Christ, Madelyn-52 Cockerill, Faye-52 Corey, Jacqueline-52 Cowley, Marie--S2 Craig, Jean-52 Craig, Mary Czajka, Virginiai53 Daniels, Lorahelle-53 Davis, Arlene---53 Davison, Dorothy-53 Day, Virginia-53 Deeds, Pat-53 Donnelly, Helen--53 Dougherty, Donna453 Drigsby, Margie-53 Draper, Mary-53 Duffey, EileenA53 Dunham, Mildred-57 Durbin, Mary--53 Erhert, Elleng53 Eddy, Edna-53 Fppstein, Eleanor--53 Field, Betty one hundred forty-six Junior Girls Fink, Betty Firestone, LoRee Fisher, Blossom-53 Fisher, Marilyn-53 Fishler, Felicia-53 Fishman, Lois-53 Floyd, June-53 Foraster, Pearl-53 Fora ster, Lilly-53 Fought, Marcils53 Friedmar, Joanne-53 Frybarger, Clarabell--53 Funk, Freida-53 George, Loletta-53 Gibson, Elsie-53 Glaser, Marion-53 Glickman, Bonnie-53 Gourno, Lois-53 Grant, Gloria-53 Gregg, Gloria--53 Green, Natlie-53 Griggs, Erma-53 Griggs, Ruth-53 Grigsby, Margie Grode, .lane-53 Grolle, .loanne-53 Grossman, Peggyg53 Grove, Elizabeth--53 Gundy, .lune-53 Guyer, .lackie--53 Hakius, Suzannew-53 Hanna, Joan-53 Harding, Marthaw53 Hardy, Blanche-'54 Harris, Lonnie Hatfield, Evelyn-54 Hauter. Phyllis-54 Heck, Florence-54 Heckler, Dorothy-54 Hein, Marilyn-54 Helm, Jeanne-'54 Hill, Mary-54 Hinkleman, Carol-54 Ilocker, Elfreda Hoffman, Lois-54 Hofstetter, Virginia--54 Houghtcn, Charlene Hountras, Eurydice-54 Howard, Muriel--54 Hughes, Teresa-54 lce, Peggy-54 Jackman, Helen-54 Jackson, Billye-54 Jennings, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Kalisher, Betty-'54 Bernice Doris--54 Lucille-54 Shirley-54 Kane, .lane-54 Kceling, Jennia- 54 Keinath, Elaine-N54 Keller, Marjorie-54 Kennedy, Margaret--54 Kimura. June-54 Kisielewski, Marian Koester, Kathryn-54 Kolling, Dona-'54 Koontz, Celia-54 Kramp, Maria-54 Krupp, Shirley-54 Kuhns, Joan-54 Kurth, Dorisv54 Kurtz, JoAnn-54 Leach, Vivian-55 Lee, Erma-55 Leonard, Dorothy-V-55 Ley, Sally-55 Liherman, Irene--55 Light, Odell Listen, Ardith-55 Lloyd, June Malis, Alice--55 Mallamad, Helene-'55 Malley, Jacqueline---55 Marwood, Pat-55 Mellott, Arda-55 McCown, Carlene--'55 McDonald, .loanne-55 McFillen, .lane-55 McNaugl1t, Estelle-55 Melroy, Marjorie-55 Meter, Mabel-55 Miller, .leanne-55 Murphey, Margareta-55 Myatt, Dolores-f55 Myers, Barbara-55 Nathanson, Eileen-55 Northrup, Louise-55 Oatman, Pat-55 Odorzyniski, Rita-55 Patton, Glarasteen-55 Petee, Janet Petros, Pauline-55 Phillips, .lean-41 Philpott, Mabel-55 Pierstoff, Bettie Prace, Shirley-55 Poling, Donna-55 Pope, Geraldine-55 Powell, lrne Pfomey, Matha-55 Rarick, Barbara-56 Rayman, ShirleyA56 Rebensal, Kathryn-56 Renz, Ellen-56 Rhynes, .lulia456 Riblet, Barbara-56 Rice, Pauline-55 Riley, Jean-56 Ritzman, Florence-56 Roach, Betty-56 Roddy., Gladys-56 Row, Donna-56 Royster, Jeanne-56 Rumpf, Joanne-56 , Salzman, Lillian-56 Satterthwaite, Marilyne-56 Sausser, Betty-56 Schick, Peggy-42 Schriefer, Mildred-'56 Schwartzberg, Natlie-56 Seewer, Albertaf56 Sells, Ellen456 Severt, Marilyn Shall, Rosealyn-56 Shanteau, Beverly-56 Shapiro, Adelyn Shedron, Edna-56 Shull, Leona-56 Shure, Elainew56 Siegel, Honey Smith, Carol I Smith, Joanne E.-56 Smith, Joanne Lf-56 Smith, Josephinf-3856 Smith, Shirley--56 Spitzer, Pauline-56 Starkey, Marilyn-57 Staunton, Beverly-56 St. Clair, Althea-56 Steele, Gayle-56 Straight, ,loyce756 Sturdivant, Johnnie-56 Sturtz, Virginia--56 Taylor, Darthel+56 Taylor, Ernestine--56 Teopas, Jeannette-56 Thomas, Martha-56 Thompson, Georgetta-56 Tiller, Virginia- 56 Ulaman, Lillian-57 Upton, Phyllis-57 Van Baalen, Priscilla-57 Viers, Mary-57 Volker, Sue-57 Wallace, Kathleen-57 Walsh, Erma-57 Watkins, Joyce-57 Weber, .lackie-57 Welch, Joanf57 Wharton, Lois-57 Wiley, Ceorgene-57 Wilkes, Marjorie!57 Williard, Barbara-57 Williams, Janet-57 Williams, Margaret-57 Williams, Mary-57 Woodson, Fay-57 Woodward, Helen-57 Zaller, Margie-57 Zentos, Goldie-57 Zimmerman, Anne-57 Zuber, Margaret-57 one hundred forty-seven Adams, Eugene-52 Allnutt, Leonard-52 Altenburger, Robert Anderson, Ellito Anderson, James-52 Appel, Milton-52 Arndt, Donaldf52 Arrington, Roy-52 Babcock, Hannon Baker, Wayne-52 Ball, Harris Barclay, Alton-52 Bell, Theodore-52 Berry, Dick-52 Bennett, Robert Bernath, John Bethal, Howard-52 Binder, David--52 Black, Richardf-52 Berman, Leonard-52 Brand, Carl-52 Brittin, Paul-52 Bronowicz, Joseph-52 Brown, David Brown, Richard Brown, Winifred Buck, Clarence Buck, William-52 Buckhotz, Leonard Burton, William-52 Bushea, Donald-52 Canter, Irvin-52 Caranaugh, Henry Chase, William-52 Chelf, WiHiam--52 Cochran, Phillip-52 Cockerill, Howard Collins, Robert Cook, .lack Cook, Ryland Coop, Edward Crass, Harry-52 Cranon, Robert Crenshaw, David Croniser, Gerald-52 Crossot. Eugene-52 Cully., Dean Dansard, Benjamin-53 Daschner, Jack-53 Davidson, John Davis, George Day, Dickf-53 Delvin, Dick-53 Derderian, Vosken Dickason, Bill Diemre, Milton--53 Domalski, Melvin Dye. William Edwards, Jerry Fdwards, Norman one hundred forty-eight Junior Boys Einhart, .lack-53 Ftigson, Robert-53 Fairman, Alfred Field, Russell Findlay, Paul France, Robert-53 Franklin, Bill-53 F redericks, Richard Frey, .lames Friendlander, Joseph Gallapin, Pete Geller, Howard Gentry, James-53 Gerald, Charles Gerbie, Albert-33 Gibson, Mahlon--53 Giesey, John'53 Girkins, Ronald Goodman, Lester Gorney, Gene--53 Gould, George Gray, Tom-53 Griffin, Donald Greenberg, Raymond--53 Gross, Dick-53 Guinall, .lack Gunlite, Jack---53 Hager, Williamf34 Handy, Charles Hanefeld, Donald--53 Hart, Ellis Haslam, Herbert-54 Hattner, Louis Hawkins, Lafayette Hayes, Tommy-54 Heilman, LeRoy Heinl, Leon Heintz, James Helms, Evie Henry, .lames-54 Hesz, Walter Heyman, Arn0ldf54 High, Don Hinds, Ronald-54 Hinleman, Calvin-54 Hites, Dick-54 Hockley, Robert Hodes, Bob-51 James, Arthur--54 James, Harry---54 Joelson, .lerroldf5l Jones, Cliffordelill Jones, Leon-54 Juhnke, Ralph Kantner, Ralph Kaighin, Kenneth Kaplin, Julian Keim, Richard-f54 King, Harry Kinsel, Howard-54 Knecht, Edward-54 Krantz, Bill Krosner, Daniel-54 Krueger, James-54 Laderman, Fred-54 Lancaster, Harold Latuca, Joseph-54 Lauter, Wolfgang-55 Leibovitz, Herbert-55 Leinaweaver, .lack-55 Levitt, Bernard'-55 Lewton, Chester--55 Ligibel, Dick-55 Ledford, Bob-55 Liscakowski, Edward-55 Lower, James-55 Lnlmell, Lynn-38 Lindsay, Ray-55 Lunsford, Don Lutz, BernardW55 McCabe, Frank McCowan, James McGuire, Loren McMillin, Jim Mach, Myron-55 Machen, James-w55 Malish, William--55 Mashburn, Gordon-55 Manton, Peter-55 Marsh, Joel McCrakan, Keith- 55 McFarland, George-55 Mclntosh, Harold-55 Maynard, Ray Magnon, William Morgan, David-55 Morgan, John Mulkey, Robert Meerkeeb, Jerry-55 Miller, Hadley-55 Miller, Robert-S5 Modrall, Robert Moine, Victor Neal, Darwin Nelson, Burton Nelson, Paul Neuhoff, Ronny Newman, Robert Nippie, Leonard-55 Nowacki, Alphonse Ogle, Robert Oppenlander, Gerald-55 Orcutt, John-55 Orwig, Raymond Osten, Gale l'a-xyment, Louis Peterson, Thomas-55 Plunkett, Clifford-55 Popplewell, Wayrle-55 Portnay, Robert-55 Wretscko, Robert-57 Radeloff, Robert-55 Ressnick, Melvin Rex, Gerald Rice, Harold Richardson, Robert-56 Richman, Norman-56 Roby, Jimi56 Rosenblatt, Howard-56 Rothschild, Donald-56 St. Clair, Nathan Samberg, Bill-56 Schings, Charles Schofield, Richard Schulak, Morton Scully, Robert Seeman, Donald-56 Shall, Harold-56 Skillman, Ed-56 Silberman, Alex Slough, Hobart Smirin, Sam Smith, .lohnv56 Smith, John Smith, Leonard Smullin, Philip Soncrant, Carl-56 Souder, William-56 Standley, Robert-56 Statum, Darrel-56 Stern, William-56 Sting, Charles Stonner, Danny Strickland, Walter Suwlorf, Richard Szmania, Melvin-56 Taylor, Clarence Taylor, John Tenian, Bernard Thrower, Jack-56 Terry, Robert-56 Thomas, William456 Thomson, Louis-56 Tom, Henry-56 Trattner, Richard-56 Turner, Don-57 Tomar, Bernard-56 Verooman, Jack-57 Vaughn, RichardA57 Veith, Robert Wachowiak, Florianf--46 Walker, William-57 Wannemacher, Russell Webb, James-57 Webb, Shaiadon-57 Watson, Bob-57 Weirick, Morris Wisman, Ira Welch, .lohn-57 White, Robert'57 Whyte, Kenneth-57 Wienik, George Williams, Brand457 Williams, Harold--57 Winberg, Robert-57 Wistel, Harry-57 Winslet, Richard-57 Woodruff, Richard-57 Wright, John-57 Wright, Merle Yeager, Donald-57 Young, Thomason Zaft, Sanford-57 Zemper, Georgev57 one hundred forty-nine Albright, DeloresY60 Anderson, ,lenniek60 Altenbach, Helens60 Armitage, Betty-60 Baber, Evelyn-60 Baccus, Lillie-60 Bach, Rita-60 Baker, Betty-60 Baldwin, Barbara-60 Barnett, Lenora-60 Barner, Wilma-60 Bartow, Eileen-60 Baumgardner, Martha-60 Belair, Joanne-60 Bensley, Eleanor-60 Bernstein, Mary Ellen-60 Biggs, .lean-60 Bodkin, Donna-60 Boice, Gratia-60 Bolles, .loan-60 Brady, Phyllis-60 Brant, Dorothy-60 Brigham, Francesw60 Brookenthal, Fay-60 Browarsky, Phyllis-60 Mann, Dolores--64 Brown Brown , lmallee-60 , Mary-60 Brown, Mildred-60 Brown, .lean-60 Brown , Wanda-60 Brubaker, Betty Buchsbaum, Zelmaf60 Bueschen, Joanne-60 Burton, Betty Bush, Alberta--60 Case, Wanda Cather, Marilynf-60 Channell, Elizabeth Chapman, Frances-60 Chudzinski, Harriet-61 Cole, Mary-61 Cole, Rosemary-61 Comstock, Marilou-61 Cook, Pat-61 Cook, Dorothy-61 Cook, Rosemary-61 Cook, Ruth-61 Cooley, Rita Ann-61 Coon, Zanna-61 Cornell, Billie-61 Cranon, Joyce-61 Christie, .lean Cutler, Betty-61 Davidson, Doris Davis, Doris Ann Davis, Marie Deal, Ruth-61 Dean, Janet Dean, Barbara one hundred fifty Sophomore DeBacker, Gloria-61 DeVail, Mary-61 Dedes, Pauline-6l Defibaugh, Priscilla-61 Dibble, Betty-61 Diemer, Barbara-6l Dolt, Betty Lou-61 Dorn, Ira Downs, Ruth Dunham, Ruth-6l Dunlap, Marjorie Durham, Claricei6l Dybala, Joan-61 Earley, CatherineA6l Earley, .lean Edwards, Edith Eldred, Eleanors6l Elliot, Juanita-61 Entine, June-61 Emahiser, Irma Farran, Violetw6l Feltis, Patricia-61 Ferner, Dorreen-61 Fields, Delores-61 Fisher, WilYl'lil+61 Fleming, Marilou--61 Forbes, Corrine-61 Frank, Rita--62 Gallo, Betty'--62 Carnder, Betty-62 Gaughen, Joanne Ceddis, Patricia Cedert, Vema Cearld, Margareti62 Giyer, Marian+62 Cerity, Mary Lou-62 Gilmore, Nancy-62 Gordon, Evelyn-62 Goodman, Peggy Greenberg, Manyn Greenwood, Dorothy-62 Grover, Marilyn-62 Cutowitz, Shirley--62 Hakala, Esther-62 Hamann, Jeanne Hamlin, Florence 62 Handy, Virginia Harding, Martha Harmon, Doris-62 Harnick, Doris-62 Harris, Mary-62 Harrison, Eleanor-62 Heaston, Marie Heinemann, Edna Henry, Dollyk62 Heyman, Sally-62 Hopkins, Hazel-62 Howard, .leank62 Hoover, Janet-62 Girls Huddle, Margaret-62 Hussey, .lean-62 Huepenbecker, Carol-62 lalacci, Elizabeth-62 Jacobs, Harrietg63 Jacobs, .lesse Jacobs, Thelma-63 James, Eileen-63 Jennings, Marian Johnston, Ruth-63 Jones, Blondell Jones, Lorraine? 63 Jones, Mildred-63 Katz, Lois-63 Keplinger, Ruthf--63 Kern, Edna Kieler, Shirley Kcrngath, Frances-63 Kline, Donna-63 Knott, Irene-63 Knotts, Margie-63 Kramer, JoAnn-63 Krohn, Audrey-63 Krolak, Celine-'63 Kubacke, Beatrice Kurtz, Patricia-63 Lang, Dorothy-63 LaBarge, Mary-63 LeeLeila, Selma --63 Marlin, ,lean-64 Mathews, Mary-64 Livingston, Ethel-63 Long, Barbaraf63 McKenna, Nancy-64 Middleton, Dorothy-64 Miller, Annabelle Mishler, BarbaraY64 Mitchell, Betty Murphey, .lean-64 Navarre, Margaret-64 Noel, Donna-64 Norwood, Carolyn Oden, Hazel Okonski, Dolores-614 Parks, Virgie-64 Pappas, Georgiaw-64 Penrose, Phyllisw64 Peterson, Patricia--61 Phillips, Mildred Piasecki, Loretta-64 Pierson, Patricia--64 Polash, Molly-64 Pollock, Marjorie-64 Porter, Louise-64 Poscharsky, June-64 Raven, Jeanette-64 Quinn, ElenorS64 Rector, Nancy-64 Reynolds, Luella-64 Rice, Jacqueline-64 Rockwoocl, Gl0riaf65 Rogers, Beverlyf65 Rich, Betty-65 Ritter, Dorothy-64 Rosenzweig, Barbaraf65 Rothenstein, Gertrude-65 Runyan, Charlotte Samberg, Car0le!65 Sager, Jeanne-65 Schafer, Anne-65 Schlogson, Margie--65 Schmidt, Beverly-65 Schultz, Eileen--65 Self, Doris-65 Shuey, Susan-65 Sidell, Verda Siegman, lVlaxineA65 Simmons. Peggyh 65 Singal, Neta Lee-65 Slemp, Mary-65 Spencer, Elean-65 Slesh, Marilynv65 Smitlison, Alerlieth-65 Solomon, Mary-65 Stubblefield, Eloise-65 Standley, Sue-65 Stewart, Thelma'--65 Stuart, Barbara-65 Tarloff, Evelyn-A65 Tiecle, Margaret-65 Tiller, Naomi-65 Toclak, Mildrerlf66 Trueliaft, Suzanne! 66 Tawnen, Lillian---66 Urban, Janice Walls, Lucille-66 Weber, Peggy-66 Wenner, Joanne-66 Walker, Louise-66 Wall, Julianne-66 Walters, Virginia Webb, Marilyn-66 West, Dor0thyA66 Williams, Lee-66 Williams, Lessie-66 Williams, Margie- 66 Williams, Mary Sue- 66 Wilson, Norma-66 Young, Paulinev66 Young, Marjorie-66 Zieler, Wilmag66 Zimmerman, Maxine466 Zimmerman, Adair-66 Zimmerman, Molly--66 one hundred fifty 0 e Abbey, Kenneth- 60 Abramson, Eli-60 Adams, Eugene Agnew, Bob Algee, John-60 Allen, Vernell-60 Amstutz, Georgev60 Anderson, CarlA60 Andis, Bob-60 Arnold, Donald--60 Ashner, Bernard-60 Avery, Alfred Aylor, Virgil Babcock, Roberli60 Balmer, Howard-60 Barkoot, Bob-60 Babel, Donald Baker, Wayne Bastress, Karl-60 Bauder, Robert Baur, John--60 Hear, Neal Ileebe, Billi60 liernhagen, Lyle-60 Bice, William-60 Berry, Richard Black, Clayton-60 Black, William+60 Blankley, Marion-60 liak, Frank Bigelow, John Billheimer, Charles Bodell, Ralph-60 Bond, Chester Bondy, Lloyd Bonkowski, Edward--60 Boyd, Charles-60 Brackney, Bill-'60 Brown, William-60 Bruce, Hank-60 Burgess, Donald--60 Burns, Bob-60 Burrow, Gene-60 Burwell, Don-60 Chabelski, Richard-60 Carter, Clarence-60 Coen, Lawrence-61 Clark, James Conlisk, George-61 Conn, Stanford-61 Conner, Donald Corfman, James-61 Cranshaw, David-61 Crannell, Donaldf-61 Crosby, Arthur-61 Crye, Ernest-61 Cranshaw, David--61 Czarnecki, Edward Damrawer, Lewis-61 one hundred fifty-two Sophomore Decker, Milton-61 Davenport, Ralph David, Joseph Davis, Dean-61 Dence, Dick-61 Day, Pauli6l DeLoris, Frank-61 Dedisse, Bob--61 Dolgin, Leon Dodge, Richard-61 Dudley, Thomas Dunnett, Clarence Duncan, Edward-61 Edt-lstein, Myron-61 Eding, Phillip-61 Edwards, Walter Elliott, Donald Everett, Wilford-61 Fackler, Gene-61 Facklin, Gerald Fashbaugh, Russell-61 Fisher, James-61 Fisher, Marvin-61 Fisk, Frank-61 Flaherty, JamesM6l Flowerson, Robert-61 Foreman, Richard Freeman, James-62 Gibson, Bob-62 Grandy, Gordon--62 Greenberg, Marvin--62 Griffith, Oscar462 Gronau, Roy-62 Gross, Harold---62 Haala, Robert-62 Hander, Irving Hanson, Richardw62 Hardy, Donald-62 Haromon, James Harris, Martin Harris, Roy-62 Harrison, Andrew-62 Hendricks, Robert-62 Herman, Joseph Huber, Carl-62 Hill, Jim-62 Hill, WiHiam-62 Hite, Dale-62 Hoke, Paul-62 Hoover, Walter-62 Hinds, Jim-62 Hinds, John-62 Hoy, Jack-62 Irlam, Samuel-63 Irving, Joseph Irwin, Robert lsenberg, Marshall-63 James, Thomas-63 Jamieson, Daniel-63 Boys Jordan, Siroy-63 Jung, Ray-63 Kaplan, Bob-63 Kaplin, Thomas-63 Kara s, James-63 Karavida, Stanley-63 Keller, Benjamin-63 Kenner, Kenneth-Y -63 Koinis, John---63 Kirley, David-63 Kozlowski, Chester Knxszewski, James-f -63 Krueger, Gerald Lake, John Lane, Claude Larcorn, Bob Lauer, John-63 Lerner, Mandel-63 Liardos, Gus-63 Liaros, Sam-63 Little, Jackw63 Mack, Charlesw63 Madden, ThomasS63 Man, George Mainwodl, Ray-63 Maple, Robert Markin, Richard-64 Marsh, Charles Martins, Robert Mayer, Bernard-64 McCarthy, John McCarty, Thomas McCrackin, Donald McNaught, Gerald-64 McNett, Floyd Mears, Mehle, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Moore, Paul .lack David-64 Fred-64 James-64 Ray-64 Roberti64 Ridder-64 Craig-64 Mortimer, Melvin Mould, John464- Murphy, Charles-64 Murray, Robert-64 Myers, Jack-64 Navis, Eddy-64 Nugent, Edmond Obee, Robert Ogle, Gene-64 Okum, Donald-64 Olinger, Loell Otting, William Panos, George Parker, Russell Parton, William--64 Perry, Donald Pettigrew, Ben Platfoot, Robert Powell, Bobi64 Printke, Robert-64 Prucnal, Danile Pryka, Daniel Puellella, Albert Quinn, LeonardY61 Randall, Charles-64 Randall, Edward-61 Rayman, Morton Rees, James Revenaugh, John-64 Reynolds, Jamesw64 Ringle, Daniel-64 Robison, Robert-65 Rogers, Jim-65 Sanders, Eugene-65 Schoonmaker, .lim--65 Schwarts, Sol-65 Schafer, Bruce-65 Schafer, DaleS65 Schafer, Robert Schultz, Donald-65 Schwarts, Sol Shannon, Donald Shanteau, .lamese 65 Sheahan, James Shelhart, Robert+65 Shoemaker, John-65 Shown, Robert Shugerman, Donald-65 Shugaman, Richard Simmons, James-65 Sing, Albert-65 Sitzmann, Hanns+65 Slattfus, Carlton Smalley, Donald Smith, Danielg65 Smith, Robert-65 Smith, Ronald-65 Smithson., Oledieth Sroga, Leo Stacy, Arthur Stafford, Gordon Starr, Louis Stager, Haroldk65 Stevenson, Charles-65 Steward, Raymond-65 Stewart, Red Stokes, Duane Strawbrialge, BudS65 Stuart, Mace-65 Sweath, Ronnie-65 Szymanski, RichardA65 Tadlock, Edward Tanner, James-65 Tillman, Walter Tittle, Robert Townsend, Bob-66 Tracy, Richardf66 Valentine, Lee Vaughn, Paul-66 Vendemo, Ken Viola, Richard Wahl, Richard Waid, Paul-66 Wallace, Jim-66 Waltz, Foster-66 Washer, Darrell-66 Warnke, Robert-66 Watson, Robert Weaver, Ray-66 Webb, Peter--66 Weber, John-66 Weis, Eugene-66 Wheeler, Arthur-66 Wiener, Charles Williams, Jim-66 Williams, Tom--66 Wolf, Bob-66 Wolff, Alex-66 Yaffe, Marvin-66 Yarbrough, Bill-66 Zeluff, Bob-66 Zwimpfer, Paul Zych, Stephen one i lrei fifty three Abbey, Eve1yn470 Adamski, Mary-70 Aiduss, Peggy Albertson, Lutisha-70 Algee, Viola Allen, Donna-470 Allman, Beatricef70 Arduss, Peggy-70 Anderson, Jacqueline-70 Anteau, Eileen-70 Baidel, Barbara-70 Barrett, Vivian-70 Bashore, Delilda-70 Beasley, Delores-70 Beck, Caroline-70 Berry, Patricia-70 Beveridge, .leanne Bibler, Joyce Bigelow, Patricia-70 Binkowski, Dolores-70 Blue, Odessa Blumenthal, Sylvia-70 Boost, Catherine-70 Cooks, Parker, Margaret Bowers, Helen-70 Boyd, Patricia-70 Braily, Betty-70 Brooks, Johnnie-70 Brown, Betty-70 Brown, Florence-70 Brown, Grace-70 lirunn, Norma-70 Budd, Patricia-70 Burdick, Betty-70 Callif, Eileen-70 Carter, Dolores Chabler, Marilyn-70 Chan, Mary-70 Clark, Maxine-70 Clutter, Beverlea-70 Colliver, Anita-'Il Conald, Carlene-71 Dorothy Collidge, 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