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

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ROOM 111 - MRS. HOLMES ' First Ro-w-Wilma Quandt, Bill Bates, joan McGrane, Bob Bonasch, Virginia Buchholz jack Oberst, Doris Ransbottom. Scfond Rofw-Grace Cady, joe Rauh, Doris Helbert, Patty Schaub, Willard Elliott Phyllis Strobel, jeannc Radloff. Third Ro-w-Don Witt, Robert Wisnofske, Frank Smith, Betty Fleck, Roy Weir, Arnold Ettenhofer, Paul Lambert. Fourth Rofw-Eugene Haley, john Smith, james Ross, Walter Sheehan, Dick Reisbach, Carl Hargreaves. No Pirturm-Florenee Wegner, Leo Roberts, Bob Rainsberger, Fritz Sager. LONGFELLOW I 11 J ECHOES n 1

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Larry Albright .... Paul Franklin Akers Russel Barrowman - Bill Boos ......... Eloise Brown ..... janet Brown ..... Mary Alice Brown - Mary Jane Crouthers Kenneth Cutcher -- Janet Davis .... Jim Delbecq --- Jane Foulk --- Betty Galliers .... Norman Glick --- Warren Hall -- Eleanor Lee ...... Marie Lermer ....... Shirley McDonald --- Marilyn lllellhenny Robert Owen ..... Jack Pfeiffer -- Jack Powell --- Barbara Perry -- Rosena Reuschle -- Elizabeth Roulet --- Richard Shuler ..... Bill Tietje ........... Florentine Treuschel Elizabeth Vellemen .... Can You Imagine ------Smiling - - - Not smiling ------- ------With QOISC --------------Not serious As the next Ann Sheridan ---Without her knowledge --------Without Mousie,' -------------Not eating -------------------Noisy Without Carrot Tops --------Tall, dark an ------Without her accent -----As a bleached blond -----As the teacher's pet -------------------Without his stars ----Not ha ving any Witts about her --Wearing a Dunce Cap ------------Tall and fat - --------- Not studying ----------------6 ft. 2 ----With wings and a halo ---------------Studying -------------Not friendly -----Without a mystery book ------------Without red hair Virginia Waterfield ---- --- Ardith Whipple ----- Bob Weil ------ Mrs. Fruchey - - The following p or tardy this school ye --------As Mrs. Ellis' pet Minus his black sweater -------Without a penalty -----Without her manners -As the future Lily Pons ----- ------------Without her giggle ----Without Say, -UMUUSIEH Uninterested in manual did I ever tell you about? AND HROSENA R. upils from Mrs. Fruchey's homeroom have not been absent HTS Mary Alice Brown Jane Foulk Kenneth Cutcher James Delbecq Robert Owen Bob Weil LOINGFEI-10W ECHOES X E101

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Room 111 Radio Announcer-Station VVJR-Bob Bonasch reporting news events of the day. Tomorrow Hargreaves 85 Haley's Circus will be in Toledo, Ohio. Oh! boy! Lets go! We can't afford to miss that! Our plane, piloted by Don Witt, sat down some fifteen minutes later in the new improved Stickney Airport.. Our stewardess, Betty Fleck, as little and efficient as ever, served refreshments enroute. Rauh,s Air Line Service to which our plane belonged, is known throughout the States. Fritz Sager and Arnold Ettenhofer, mech- anics of much fame, keep the fleet in perfect condition. On the circus grounds we heard Frank Smith hollaring: 'fGet your tickets here folks,', which we did. A large crowd gathered around the barker, John Smith, to hear about the most daring stunt ever performed by girls in the history of the circus. The blond twins, Wilma Quandt and Doris Ransbottom, rode their motorcycles through a wall of fire. At the completion of this act, nurses inspected them for injuries. Patty Schaub and jean Radloff in their spotless uniforms did this Work expertly. From them we learned that Doris Hebert, and Phyliss Strobel were on duty at the new Lambert clinic, located in Bates SL Weirs new subdivision. Dick Reisbaeh, the llflayor of Toledo, gave us the key to the city. Huge electrical signs of weird colors appeared as night descended. Robert Rains- berger, the wizard of illumination, with his able assistant, Willard Elliot, was respon- sible for this display. The big tent, air conditioned by Sheehan and Ross, was a welcome relief from the outside heat. Attraction number one, was the huge dinosaur, in its white cage, conquered by the great explorer, in the jungles of darkest Africa, by Jack Oberst. Accompaning him were Robert VVisnofske and Leo Roberts, both in brilliant red uniforms, trimmed in diamonds also brought from the interior. Costumes for the entire circus were under the supervision of Joan McGrane, Grace Cady, Florence Wegner, and Virginia Buchholz. As the huge clock struck the hour of twelve, we left again for the Hbigy' city, happy that we had heard about the famous members of the class of 1940 of Longfellow School. Paul Lambert Jack Oberst LoNoFELLow I: 12 I Ecnoes