Longfellow Junior High School - Echoes Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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MRS. GRESSLER'S CLASS 1st Row. Jacqueline Manson, Betty Ellen Miller, Kathleen Armentrout, Dorothy Daly, Grace Athans, Helen Athans, Charlotte Hildinger. 2nd Row. Georgetta Herbster, Lillian Lazenby, Douglas Greene, William Groh, Robert 'Hay, Warren Oswald, George XYHng. 3rd Row. james Wingate, Gerald Straus, Arthur Clift, Harry Fox, Harold Van Nest, Bob McKim, Raymond Perry. 4th Row, Thomas Berry, Arthur Ford. Longfellow 4 13 P Eglgggy

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Room Ill Calendar October 29-Hallowe'en Party. November 9,-Book Review Program. November 17-Major Bowe's Program. December 15wChristmas Choir. December 22-Christmas Party. I0 january January january january january wRockets played Panthers. 17-Rangers played Black Hawks. 18-Rockets played Black Hawks. 24-Rangers played Trojans. 51fRangers played Rockets. February 14-Valentine Party. February 14-Rangers played Panthers. February 15-Rockets played Hornets. February 24-Rangers played Hornets. April 6-Community Chest Play. Patsy Carr. Our Class Will We, the eighth graders of 111, Longfellow School, City of Toledo, County of Lucas, being of normal intelligence UQ, in this year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirty eight, do hereby bequeath certain properties to deserving members of the future eighth graders: ' Item 1. Item 2. Item 3. Item 4. Item 5. Item 6. Item 7. Item 8. Item 9. Item 10. Item 11. Item 12. Bob Ross leaves his good looks to Robert Adler. The Class leaves our room song to the future 111'ers. Eugene Dutcher leaves his red hair to Richard Meek. jimmy Hammerel leaves his height to Bo-Bo Bolton. Bard Nagle leaves her braids to Nancy. Patsy McMahon leaves Dale Grubbs to Irene Rigby. Kenalene Cole leaves her blond hair to Betty june Hamilton. Amelia Wineland leaves Larry Larson to some of Miss Croose's gals, Bob Sherman leaves his music ability to Jerry Dennis. Gladys Marske leaves her size to Isobel Tate. Larry Moser leaves his wise cracks to jack Cronin. Dorothy Ashton leaves her friendship with Peggy Gallagher to Beverly. Eighth Grade News This year Room 111 has had a club called The Variety Hour Clubf' The first elected officers were as follows: President, Malcolm McClurgg Vice-President, Eustace Mumford, Secretary, Patsy McMahon, and Treasurer, jimmy Hammerel. The second group of officers were: President, Howard Lucas, Vice-President, Bob Rossg Secretary, Patsy Carr, and Treasurer, Frank Wirebaugh. A social committee planned parties and a program committee planned their weekly programs. Longfellow eggaggo 4 12 P Echoef

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Mrs. Gressler's Boys - Room I I2 1- Harry ..A.,.V......,....,...............,...................................., .......,................ S mart like a Fox 2. Raymond Perry ....... .,,.... A relative of Oliver's?????? 3. William Groh ,.,,... ,,,,,.,,-,,,,,,,,,w,,,-,,,,,,,,,, R ed TOP 4. Arthur Ford ....,A7. 5. Arthur Clift .......,. 6 . Bob McKim ......,.. 7. Gerald Straus ,..,.. 8. Harold Van Nest .....,.,. 9. Robert Hay .,....... 10. Thomas Berry ,.,. 11. Warren Oswald ......,,, 12. George Wing ....... 13. Jimmy Wingate 14. Douglas ................ Time Marches On! .........Watch him go by! .....,...Big Business Boy ...............Bashful .,.........Dopey ,.............Dumpey ....................Sleepy .......Basketball Flash .,...........Bing Crosby ....................Short Stuff ........Not Too Greene Here we are again, folks, Fox and Green, the sidewalk interviewers, over station WSPD. This noon we are stationed in front of the Perry Reducing Club. Here comes Harry with the Athans sisters. As this is get-together day for the class of 1938 from Longfellow School, we have asked all those in town to please be here and say a word over our program. Will you begin, Helen and Grace? Good afternoon folks. We are here from New York where we run a famous restaurant, if we dare brag. Drop in and mention Toledo. Don't miss jim Wingate, the Broadway warblerf' Here is a quartette,-let's hear how life treated them,-George Wing, Warren Oswald, Tom Berry and Arthur Ford, Greetings, classmates and friends. This is George Wing. The four of us have flown from California to settle a labor dispute. Welre quite proud of our success. In the West we met the swing sisters, Charlotte Hildinger and Betty Ellen Miller, and Dorothy Daly, reporter for the 'Daly Chronicle' They asked us to represent them. Here is William Groh and Garold Strausf' Hello, everybody! We are demonstrators of the Hay and Clift casting rods. They catch anything. Try themll' We'll do that, William. I see Bob McKim, making his way to the microphone. Hello, Toledoans. I'm proud to announce that my new type parachute is a suc- cess and that three former classmates are my sales people, Harold Van Nest, Georgetta Herbster, and Kathleen Armentroutf' Our time is about up. Are there any more members of our class present? Jacqueline Manson, Harry. As a fashion designer, I'm very busy, but I wanted to be here. I met Lillian Lazenby in Miami, where she runs a tourist camp. She's very prosperous and happy. Thank you, folks, for listening, and thank you, classmates, for making this broad- cast possible. Tonight at 8 o'clock all classes will report at Longfellow School, where Mrs. Gressler and Miss Nessle have promised to meet us. 'Station WSPD. The time is 1 P. M. Longfellow 4 14 P 15622065 if me u