Maumee Valley Country Day High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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J OANIE J oanie Whalen is a tall, svelte, good-looking daughter of the Irish. Wide- awake eyes in the morning are a wonderful asset, but J oanie doesilt have them. She wanders about most of the day in a sort of preoccupied fog. fThis night life tends to make school ve-eddy dull. Right, Joanie?J But when aroused from these indigo moods, there is no one that is more amusing or enjoyable company than Joanie. flt didn't take a certain Perrysburg wolf long to discover this.J Of course J oanie for Buster as she is affectionately called by some peoplej also has her oddities, among them-size nine boots, J .J .'s sweat pants Koh! that figurelj for elgym, black satin lounging pajamas, French heeled sandals, and a Lilly Dach hat. Oh, that hat! We all envy J oanie's ability to sleep almost all through history class every day for nine weeks, never take a book home, and yet, by a pre-exam flurry of work, come out highest in the class on everything. QHow much do you deduct for classroom sleeping, Mr. Coryell'?J We all love you, Joanie, and confidentially, I don't think your cottage will be as deserted as you think this summer. HARRY This boy wonder, Harry Wieting, is a good-looking, long-fingered indi- vidual, who loves the art of the keyboard better than almost anything else he does. Of course he is also one of the many fine athletes in the school, participating in all sports including playing with the dear old Stoker! Several girls will certainly be broken-hearted when Tyrone Wieting finally crashes forth from M.V.C.D.S. and of course everybody will miss the cutest Student Council president that we have ever had. BRY Bryant Wood has one of those silent, immobile faces. No expression whatsoever, we thought upon first meeting him, but it wasn't long before we caught that characteristic wicked gleam in his eye and slight quirk on the left side of his mouth. Early in the morning-first hour study, to be exact-is the time when Bry really is on his toes. Usually we're too worn out from the night before to move, but his crazy antics are enough to send a half dead person into hysterics. When Miss Parsons asks Why we look so worn out during second hour, he just sits there and smirks indecently. His story in answer to queries of his life after 7 200 P.M. is, Oh, I just sit home and read fairy tales, but almost any Saturday night he could be found at the Commodore rhumbaing madly to Green Eyes. Oh, how that man can rhumba! All Bry's summers are spent along the Maine coast and we shouldn't be surprised to see him performing in a summer stock theater up there some- time because he certainly does a wonderful job of acting. He is the only truly talented actor in our class, and lim afraid our little plays would be sad failures Without Bry. Z8

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Standing: Elizabeth Morris, Mary Hunter Johnston, Marilyn Beidler, Betty Jay. Seated: Suzanne Stone, Martha Wolfe, Luette Goodbody. Not in picture: Nancy Wally :rw N JUNIORS Nancy... Sue .... Tony. . . Lutie. . . B.J.. . . . Martha. Boots. . Marilyn ..... Just Imagine . . . . . . . .without bleached hair ..............withoutadate . . . .without her station-wagon ...... .. ...without her laugh . . .without her fatheris shirts . . .without her 'romantic ideas . . . .without dents in the fender ...............withoutanA