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

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The cover for our EchoesU was designed by Carolyn Gasson. The printing was done by Carol Heyn. All art work was supervised by Mrs. Ryan. Memories We hate to say goodbye to you, Our teacher, friends and school, so dear, With saddening hearts so full of rue, We shout your praise for all to hear. You've taught us much through all these years, Your advice we've always headedg And when we were hurt you dried our tears, Then gave us the strength we needed. So with heavy hearts we graduate, But your guidance in the past Will help us to the goal we dream of, Which we shall surely reach at last. -JANET DAVIS Echoes Staff Editor .......... .........,,,,,,,-.,.. .......... B o b Spencer ffssislant Editor -- ............. Larry Albright Sports Editors -- ......,..... Don Witt, Bill Bates Society Editors --- ...,,... Janet Davis, Jeanne Radloff Business flffanagers ........................ Paul Akers, Bob Shaw, Eleanor Lee fdfvertising Managers ...............-,,.............................. Georgia Selfe, Marion Damrauer, Gene Schoonmaker, Eugene Haley, Bob Rainsberger, Betty McKenzie, Bill Tietje, Sue Shepler, Gloria Gray, Bill Redman, James Buchholz, Carl Hargreaves. Reporters ......................... ....,.,,,...,,.......... ...,...... Reporters ........ Paul Lambert, Norman Glick, Elizabeth Roulet, Marilyn Hyman flrt Editors - Tyilists ...... ..... B etty Galliers, Mary Alice Brown, Jack Powell, Mrs. Lewis ---------------------,----------Carolyn Gasson, Carol Heyn Pholographers - ...........................,....... Jack Schaefer, Don Lee Faculty ddviser ........................... ......... G ladys Holmes Art Adviser - ..... ................... - -- ...... Mary Ryan The Safety Council The council has held its meeting once every month at which reports of the meetings downtown and many types of safety were presented and discussed. Mr. Jay Thompson, head of our school Safety Councils in Toledo, honored us on March 6th by giving a talk on safety here. The officers for this year were, First Semester: President, Warren Hall, Vice President, Bob Kleing Secretary, Irene Schirnerg Captain of Patrols, Bob Shaw, Fire Marshals, Wesley Bryner and Don Witt. Second Semester: President, Bob Shaw, Vice President, Bob Weil, Secretary, Janet Davis, Captain of Patrols, Warren Hall, Fire Marshall, Elizabeth Roulet. JANET DAVIS, Secretary LONGFELLOW I 33 I ECHOES

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ROOM 3 The seventh grade pupils of Room 3 made an interesting study of text books of today and yesterday. ln the new books there are colored pictures. The old ones have very few pictures and they were not as colorful as the ones of today. The old arithmetic books were harder and they had more than one grade in them. In the books of today the problems take the form of a practical story. A different type of paper is used now because the pages are smoother than those in the old books. The oldest book we had was dated 1789. We know we would rather study from the new books than the old ones because the work is more interesting and the colorful pictures add much to the stories. The committee in charge of this collection included Miles Sterling, Joan Con- rad, Holly Mankin and Virginia Mourning. ROOM 1 1 Sol You want to know what happened in the seventh grade, huh? Well, here it is: The first day of school I walked timidly into the room. I expected to be told there was a mistake in rooms. Clt didn't happen, though.D After the first few days, work got sorta hard. After a few fear-filled days, though, l got used to it. CI don't know about the other guys, though.j The hrst real treat was out weekly program held in the room every Friday. A lot of children get up and torment us by trying to sing a song or two. Then there were the jokes, riddles, and finally a short play fthe first one almost took a whole periodl. It was good, though. One day we received a nerve-raking shock. We had to write a history conclusion. Whew, were we glad when it was over! One bright sunny morning something happened. A self-testing drill! When I heard this, the weather turned very dull and rainy. or it seemed to anyway. No kiddin', though, the seventh grade's O. K. -ROGER MQDONALD LoNoFE1.Low I 32 I Ecuoiss

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Longfellow School Song Here's to the school we love, Hail happy days- Longfellow, dear old school, we join you now in praise. School mates and teachers, too, We love you so. Old friends, always true blue, Herels wishing you success whereerye you go. Come along, Longfellow, play the game until the very end. Sing a song, Longfellow, we will always be your friend. Come along, sing a song, for Longfellow we will fight, right! CTune--uflnchors zlweiglzfj Longfellow Orchestra Members Tommy Orr -- ---- ----Violin Robert Tanner ..... ,... S axophone Robert Orr ----- ,... Violin Charles VVhitehorne --Saxophone DOI'0thy Reed -- --.---Violin Don Lee ....,... ----Trumpet Betty Byrn --, ----ViVolin Robert Thorley --- ----Trumpet Betty Fleck --- .... Violin Donald Dankert .... .... T rumpet Gene Geisert --- ----Violin Robert Young ...... .... T rumpet Beatrice Kiker -- .... Violin William Rudy ....,.. .... T rumpet John Bradley ..... .... V iolin Robert Rainsberger ..... Flute Henry Rutschow .... .... V iolin Robert Peele ....... ---Flute Marilyn lngwersen -.-- ---- V iolin David Wilson ---- ---- D rums Paul Rupp ...---.-- ---- C larinet Charles Whitehorne -.-- Drums Robert Shaw - Clarinet Warren Hall ----- ----- C ello Paul Akers --- Paul Fuller --- Roy Weir --- Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Laurel Price --- Shirley VVood -- -----Piano -----Piano On April 9, the pupils of Mrs. Frucheyls homeroom class presented an activity on the Science Course. They made slides on cardboard of the most outstanding constellation which they showed in a star box illuminated by a light bulb. The following pupils gave talks on constellation Mary Alice B rown ------------ Marilyn Mcllhenny Rosena Reuschle ---- Jane Foulk ------- Florentine Treuschle Elizabeth Roulet -- Jack Powell ------ Ardith Whipple -- Warren Hall --- Janet Brown ---- James Delbecq ---- st Ursa Major Ursa Minor - - - - Cassiopeia,' nIJyran -------'fAurigal' KK ,F ----------------- Cygnus ---- Pegasus and Andromeda ------------------ Bootes f'Orion - -- - Hyades and Pleaidesu Canis Major LONGFELLOW I 34 1 ECHOES