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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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You have endeared yourself to us by doing all those little things that mean so much: making tea and coffee for the faculty, giving us lemons for the Blue-White games, potatoes for a biology experiment, or spoons for chemistry, and putting a candle in a piece of pie to celebrate someone's birthday. Yes, for your spirit, thought- fulness, and everlasting friendship, we, the class of l948, gladly and proudly dedicate to you, warg, our 1947 Weathervane welfld ,il,Xfi ll L 1 L VM ,Q I i ltllfv - ll,f'L 'l 1 X 8 Wm ..,,..,. ,,,-,..vP.E. Azlz E Once upon a time I ' a traditional whip, and he. But ..,,,t ,t ..., r 5 instructor is not all bal and If you don't believe .,..1'- E, me iust ask the trainers at Our trainers at Maumee behind the scenes, as i . q most circuses, butijn the foreground working and playing along wi Vgnl 1 K ww ' e f fi 'K 'J at ,few ,ah Q of Os ,.i.., '----' ' .-1---v----. , 5965: Orfy -.gi Q fhe 'llu Q lllnl Mthem new tricks and eGQerlY congratulat 1 their after f ,:,, s ' Fillgood performance, aiding them and wor f side b side, pushing their students through every new 5 along !he sawdust rail which they must travel to become stars. Y .wfigkga Mwwwi ::,: ,,.i , .1r'- , J MM, M. : 'lll I 'M '-v,,, - f :www-Mwmw-wmmmm W 5-aww.. ......,.....,,W.Mw.,......,.,,,,,......,.,, . m'Wm 'w Nwwwmwmumwfwmwwmmw 9 A Constance source of joy won ,, W, . . 1 -- ovk O H . pdf- of Sho, C X qek 5 hQrjje,, W5 U95 Qr I Qxyie I PS. fx The center of everythmq 111286, N., 'Ge Vous avez faim Madame? she do 6 . xx X29-C SSH 'r XCXC X Q1 N IO is t Q Oui O gig 919 .zUe's happy and carefree, gnjoys our fun, .xdlwoys congenial, Eelights in a pun. W anages M. V. with .xdmazing ease, Serious, yet jovial, jries ever to please. gverlasting friendship in him we find, Remaining forever in our heart and mind. l i , - 1 ,, x x, i K ,xi K ' x ' , 4 i Q , kk 5 ki A E ,L , ,,i Hi X if i r . ,ix alex Q ,AN l 4 I WL! STANDING lLeft to Rightl-Mrs. Ned Wickes, Mr. Edgar Charles, Mr. Willis Stork, Miss Lois Keller, Mr. Franklin Nold, Mr. L. William Johnson, Mr. Hubert V. Coryell, Jr., Mr. Lester Pursell. SEATED-Miss Doris Wolcott, Mrs. Samuel Otwell, Madame Renee Bel Geary. Gordie: Rock-a-by-baby. Mr. Charles: Oh! That pipe. Mr. Stork: The Lookl Miss Keller: Showers, girls. Mr. Nold: Keeper of the keys. Mr. Johnson: Assignment for Wednesday. Mr. C.: What are Wiggams, Mr. C.? Mr. Pursell: Tough Bizotsl Miss Wolcott: Don't worry! Mrs. Otwell: lsn't that exciting? Madame: Allez au tableau et ecrivez. LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY STANDING-Madame Renee Bel Geary, Miss Georgia Wieting, Mrs. Frank Burns, Mr. Ned Wickes, Mr. Lester Pursell, Mrs. Clyde Brown. SEATED -Miss Lois Keller, Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs. Harry Nehring, Mrs. Deon Burger, Miss Cecil Hay. Madame: Bonjour, mes enfants. Georgia: Knitting socks for Lansing. Mrs. Burns: Child Psycholgyl plus. Mr. Wickes: Be sure the brushes are clean. Mr. Pursell: Yikel What dumb-bells! Mrs. Lucille Brown: Let's all put our blocks away. Miss Keller: Let's all get in a circle. Mrs. June Brown: Be sure the door's open. Mrs. Nehring: Oh! I love snakes! Mrs. Burget: Small in stature, but oh! what power. Miss Hay: Will you-all please get your coats and hats? f x n g,'fwiSl1's To ll , Rgwl LEFT TO RlGHT-Miss Janet Davis . . . Mrs. Maxine Long . . . Mrs. Clarence Waldron. ' Miss Davis .,...... From Boogie to Brahms in l2 easy lessons Mrs. Long .... There's a Long Long Trail awinding To . the land I love Mrs. Waldron.- We just have to have more shelves Mr. Willis Stork-Headmaster-A.B., M.A., University of Nebraska, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Harvard University June Brown-Fourth Grade-B.Ed., University of Toledo Lucille Brown-Second Grade-Toledo Teachers Training School, DeSaIes University Marie Burget-Sixth Grade-Ohio University, B.S. in Ed., University of Bowling Green Marion Burns-Kindergarten-FroebaI Kindergarten Training School, Miami University, Toledo Conservatory of Music, Uni- versity of Toledo Mr. Edgar Charles-Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics--B.S., Frank- lin and Marshall, University of Michigan Mr. Hubert V. Coryell, Jr.-History-Harvard University, B.S. in Ed., Boston University Miss Janet Davis-Music-B.M., University ot Michigan Miss Caroline Dickey-Secretary-B.A., Smith College, Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School Madame Renee Bel Geary-French--The Sorbonne, Paris Miss Cecil Hay-First Grade-B.S., Mary Washington College, Rich- mond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary M. L. William Johnson--School Psychologist, Mathematics-B,A., M.A., State University of Iowa Miss Lois Keller-Girls' Sports-B.Ed., University of Toledo Mrs. Maxine Long--Nursery School-Dr. Mary Law Kindergarten Training School Mrs. Thelma Nehring-Third Grade--Dr. Mary Law Kindergarten and Primary Training School Mr. Franklin Nold--Piano-Toledo Conservatory of Music, Abroad with Rudolph Breithaupt, Berlin, Ralph Leopold, New York, University of Michigan, Columbia University, B.A., University of Toledo Constance Otwell-English-B.A., Wellesley, M.A., Western Reserve University Mrs. Mr. Lester Pursell-Boys' Sports and Biology-Springfield College: B.P.E., Purdue University Anna Waldron-Librarian-B.A., University of Indiana, B.S., Columbia University at Library Science Mrs. Mr. Edward Wickes-Fifth Grade-University of Virginia, B.S., Mich- igan State College, University of Toledo Mrs. Mu.-y H. Wickes-Assistant Secretary-Briarcliff Junior College Miss Georgia Wieting-Preschool Assistant-B.A., Smith College Miss Doris Wolcott-English and Latin-B.A., University of Toledo, Northwestern University 16 Sei? , . pw: tics: +5 K 1'- Z:-52? fzhirg'-1:, X- '2 'iewiix X A N. , ser .1 .F 'Ns Qfwim 1' X X The fjrst act of the Big Top as l watch the iiierialists move gracefully.trorn These circus pqformers remind me of the seniors bt Country Day is With unbelievable ease and surenesfggthegeriors have passed from ode t grade and are now enjoying theitpeal3iQf'high shhool perfec- E ti justx s the aerialists are, on the toh stebi the stairway to ds I sa wwzthe seniors leave the sgcuriwty of 'Mgui'-gee Valley, I Wgirider if l z ,'lI ev be o senior, 3 5, Mkt X gil? ' ix MKS 5' R A X1 2 lg V 14 4? .4545 Ei ia it 'E 2 3 it s. 4 --ww me Q . . . Blond hair . . . That big brother Bill . . . Dimples . . . Blue eyes . . . Perrysburg . . . Football games . ..Cute grin.. Sailing . . . Jim Redman . . . Nan . . . Bridge.. . Perrysburg's gift to M.V .... Giggling . , . Office girl . . . Packages for Monique . . . ! 1 , I A 1 ' fi f i . Q .xfxfkfk fl 'lkxtroujii li fx, V . , . ' I ii .,t ,. , 5 . i 1 -Y ,f ,, , L 'iv wi ifulf-fijallk Lek Cl -X , X r i 1' -, ' l I -i 'i L,xK.k1- LILLQ -KL,-krku VAVQKWQIL UK lj lhylx rl x Q I XX, ' r r I . f ,. Li , ,, ,i - X. J-i xl'l .' ll' V KLM 01 if he fy ami? .-'ll l'l 00 fi lil LY rkxfz It fail i e ff Url ,im lm-f is if--il, ,ii f fl' - K is 'K , l A f lrfyl-si' nfs, f Q14 X rl 'l 4 lfi Milli I I' NL rl gk Cri- . K. I lilfidkx jk Ll 'Q' W' Nfl il .M f , v WM V0 UMM . . . Curly hair . . . Grof ond family porties , . . Sleeping in V, study holl , . . Petite . . , Jimmy . . . Tronsporent soddle shoes ...Scott. . . Oh Sure . . .A quick wit . . . French Club pres- ident. . .Cute clothes. . .That smile . . . l'm so tired . . . 81 ,agar air, l 1 - :Lf ' 2 i ,, 43441 is -wif i ,Q wil - , ...Winnie and Geoff . . . Knit- ting argyles for? . . .Her deep laugh . . . Getting her drivers license , . . Chic clothes . . . Platforms and four inch heels . . . Fpankness . . . Sweet per- sonality . . . Margot and Sally . . . Hair twisting , . .Skipping showers.. . . Baking brownies . . . l adore Mr. Charles . . . Qpo -40 fi i2 ,. , Muncie . . . Argyles for the boy next door' '... Worsciw Concerto, , , Red Airplanes A . . Perrysburg . . . Piono. A . Moil iMQiei i..M,I.T ,... Hoiiy- wood profile i . . Young's A . . Sodo fountain, jerk? , . . Sweet oromo of o pipe. , . . . . Christie . . . Student Coun- cil president . . . Judy . . . Pat . . . Peanutbutter sandwiches . . . Dancing, eating, and Hal- lowe'ening . . . Driving Dad's car. . . Center forward . . . ln- verness . . . Geralda Pheatt. . . Sailing . . . ,.' l . 1 f K 1 X X . f 1 Oldlflgga g 5x ' f X 9 dey 1 5, . ff ' liv- is .l 1 1 l i , x li., l i l 'll L k ' t 1 sl xi fi W UL sw -Sk l i LLJID5 QCOV . . . Want 0 ride home? , , . Holy lholeyl sox . . . See my picture of Ralph?' '... Long legs . . . Blue captain , , . Vivid lipsticks. . . Big brown eyes. . . Large telephone bills. . .Bridge . . . College . . . That sarcastic look . . . Fallen Timbers . . . Wiggle. . . . . Scott . . . Lots of dates . . . Temperamental Olds . . . Brain in physics . . . While the cat's away, the mice will play' '... Hockey goalie . . . Long weekends . . . That kid brother . . . Ottawa Hills . . . Latin four . . .. Big classes are my downfall . . . A450 744oLl 6,26 The editor came to us this noon And said, The Weathervane is due very soon. So we got out our paper and pencils, too, To write this poem direct to you. About events throughout the year And all the things that happened here. For four full years we have eagerly waited, Counting the days 'till we graduated. Hard we worked, that is true, And hardly could wait 'till we were through. So before we get up to go, There are a few things you ought to know. Mind your teachers and don't be bad, Although you'll miss the fun we had. And study all day, but have fun, too, While learning your lessons all year through. And here is a plan that we suggest. You don't have to do it, but we think it best. Have school in session twelve months a year And twelve hours a day. Now, is that clear? All this, of course, should be started After we have already departed. So out the front door quickly we'll pass, And leave Maumee Valley to the Iunior Class. The Class of 1947 I Give: Our domestic ability to Iulie Crandall. Our Vodka to the faculty meetings. Our subtle sense of humor and class unity to the Iuniors. Our love of tranquility to the Freshmen. Our onions to Mary. Our Dorothy Dix clippings to the Sopho- rnores. Our empty vocabulary blue-books to Mrs. Otwell. Our books to Duff for fuel. ' Our hearts to Young and Gay Mr. Coryell. Take: Ruth Wieting's voice for Helen. Lynn Olwin's vocabulary for Peggy. Mr. Charles's comb for Patty. Paula, second lack the Snippet, takes Ioan Meloy's long hair. Marcia will take some of Ann Kirk's shyness. Ann will take some money for a ticket to Muncie from whoever will offer it. Carol will take Horton. Will: Carol wills her dirty locker to Lynne Morris. Peggy wills her telephone to Gayl. Marcia wills her athletic ability to Io Iohnson. Ann wills her hunting license to Sue l..ay in hopes that she has as much luck in getting her deer tBuck, that isl as Ann did. Helen leaves her regular t?l attendance to Sally Krapp. Paula leaves her long walk to the bus to Nancy Corbett. Patty leaves her conference with Wille and Percy to the lucky Iuniors. 25 Gis ,wil ,L 1, sis' Answers on page 66 mfs! wig Agfa th le s and bounds shneks a howls the mena qene MM rth to perform all the clev r tucks they know md These hard orkmg performers are st dymq cmd qradu I eam l1Sf1 reward rmg the y the menaqen ct1 s the s 1lls taught them so t at eventually they be prom ed to the ter nnq N Present he Upper S ool of M umee Valley lj K 1.5.5 , ...mv--w-wmv, 'g ff' Qrxwrww. - 5 'Q ,I K Q ally l r ina all that will make it p sible for them to Q m 0 'I . ' 'K -X f ':., - .L t 3:53 t xf t Jw Q3 xt , L Q Nnmwaqunnmmqi I J 27 ' a SEATED: Io Ann Iohnson . STANDING, left to right: Sally Krapp, Ruth Wietinq, Nancy Corbett, Nancy Gould, Lynnabeih Olwin, Susan Lay, Gypsy Io Bennett, Ann Berkebile. M O mdlfkwf' M02 Ol QfAQV Wd There's a store in Waterville , LYNN's pet phrase We find IO in a Perrysburg daze. fb NAN sgends her time in tickling the keys, While RUTHlE's voice the audience doth please. Argyle socks made by SALLY K. And Washington visits for SUSAN LAY. Long finger nails are NANCY's delight. ANN studies Biology with all her might. Ott to Florida goes GYPSY lOg And these are the luniors you all should know. Li sr- '1fx,o '. ' x WP O, xxx 46 Buick 1105 . x - ' ' D, x YJQGOHXXI I1-ch, linje u Nc,-,Col maid . I wc' 691 vs 61 A ,be 'l PQ Ge 'I 96 Q for -57,1476 Ure S WE 1, ofb eau' P? xwe 9950 Ng T' 1:4 4' F '31 Z Purr . . . sonalily odd K9 Q6 Ou CQ N 0 Q' , 'A-2:-4 6 ww' af' 5 ., i 'bug 04,8 Did you ever 'see c flower box' Hoax! 0 xX 'fo vw' 'Show do 1 l1,,,s 'Vo Q1-9 I 1 ' I f,lLf 1 . 'QL I 5,-LZ If If I 1 1 I auf , CJID4 LI' sgg AQ? 61, Gc1ylff Ol'1, Excuse mel Q Sullyf-!'WeIl, Gczyl, I mean really Ann'---HOI1, you kids! Carol-I-!'Well, Gee Whiz! IuIie-!'I beg your pardon. Iocmie- Oh . . . Ccensoredf' LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Stahl, Julie, Crcndell, Gcyl Marion, Carol Humps. NOT IN PICTURE: Ioun Meloy, Ann Kirk. 0,,e SEATED AT THE PIANO: lohn Mast. STANDING, left to right: Ioan Bentley, Barbara Iohnston, Iacquelin lanes, Mary Theresa Williams, Huqh Foster, Elizabeth Gould, Lynne Morris, Bernhard Steinberg. w . Lx XL Q V 49 q -,Y If , -dj .QL . bl :J 5: 5 VK 'Y i 1 'C QV 5' GJ , rf' , L, CQ xx X J -t U, 1-ae' X' u J . J' KX' '7 V5 4' AJ, Q' 5-,' SQ' 32 Zim WM Ioanie- House of Mirth Hugh- Peck's Bad Boy Libby- Miss Emily 6 Bobbi- Our Hearts Were Younq and Gay Iohn'- Two Years Before the Mast Lynn- So Big Bernie- Latin-English Dictionary Terry- Little Minister 1 ,I :X I J! gnu 9 59 ee If p . . . em On X060 ig. 1 00 fo Our 'chool 05nQSy' Dip M 5 rvafwp '-fl gk 64' 33 Q Q . ali., F- 1 K A H A S KY- A x fp A All if l vt armor-wgioae l' Jw Q it Kill N Ti' ' ..-fQje1G:vgg 9 ffi 5,fLNf? ,6w,fj,g'9 All ,LVWQ . Dave- Smokey Stover Audrey- Little Lulu WCA' Nancy- Little Iodine Sara- Blondie Susie- Daisy Mae MX, Norm- Terry ' Bobh- Chief Wahoo XJ Betsy- Penny Barbaram Biq lane Allen Mitchell- Skippy Ierry- -' 'Daqwoodn Sue- Tootoo Devine Ellen- Aggie Mack Luther- Smilin' lack Horton- Alexander SEATED, left to right: Susan Thomas, Barbara Lehman, Sara Chapman, Betsy Lamb, Virginia Draper, Ellen Waldron, Horton Spitzer. KNEELING, left to right: Robert Gebhardt, Nancy Baird, Audrey Bach, David Adkins. STANDING, left to right: Gerald Mohler, James Douqlas', Ruben Mitchell, Norman Foley, Luther Zai. 'Withdrawn xjyy.. .y I-- X- H SN -- ' K X x ix N X K 0-....,, SEA to right: Catherine Baller, Mary Bayer, Audrey Meyers, Susan Childs, Tom DeVilbiss, ' , Carol Iones, Patricia Rainie, Sally Green. K fs X eft to right: Alan Mooney, Sidney Warner, Tony Broer. f Ll 'lvl W, IN PICTURE. Mary Rathbone. A XJ k , SWK-j AQ Q ' 55 A . Q31 yy if I of y rw fi ommg IO VL f , or gy 9' YV A if g W pg V R, no JW .X QNNO' QS lv N . - -,, V Ly., u TRINA BAKER so merry and gay, ig I -JV N V XL! IU y f i Loves horseback riding on Saturd . N, Q, I . ,' UQ Vx 1' ' SUSIE CHILDS, a pert little lass, M X , in Makes eyes at the teachers in every class. 1 ALAN MOONEY, so tau, blonde, and handsome. eye ZZ ., JV We wouldn't get rid of for a king's ransom. Q YQ . CAROL IONES, with a humor so rare, A 05690 b fg,,, I Has iollY brown eyes and curly brown hair. xii, NYU e ' it if I f SALLY GREEN, so little and quiet, I PQI fl Q When acquainted with you is really a riot. ll LL W- 1 Y? SUE DUDLEY is a studious person. Y ,QL Hasjneen with us for many a day. 'Gr You never see her without her lesson. TOM DEVILBISS, you impish young fellow. When you speak, please keep it down to a Though MARY' RATHBONE has just come Already we find her lots of fun. MIMI BAYER, a charmer we'd say, 7 . I .da-5. Q frclfi . JU ff .7 ,,,,' Af' if I 1 X 1, . L ' A A Little PAT RAINIE, the Toymcxkefs clown. ' , I -1 :U fl Kxvtj 3 ls seen with smiles, never a frown. , . quiet belloylifs l 'kt UVM X And hers will always pass the test. In SIDNEY WARNER we find a friend He's jolly and happy .... The end. - N9 ' N, MW . Na1f 09 fgkvvfgjr . V650 , vm lIS 'b ' lJf W5lQ5' 3,5551 ' To AUDREY MEYERS comps are best I 'Snow lolre 1'hud', A Baird in the hand is worth two in the bush. One Child and two seventh graders Sweater boy: A feather In their cap Look at the camera, Sue Pride of MN. N! ...,,, tm MS 3 C. E Nvfifsf- S qi 2 ' gf ,ix its J - QQ . ,,-- ' K Sfffewf ,Ar-MM t , E, E ,ff 5 ,Sl ray? 5 5 S f 5 - if 5 t s 5 t t fi Mvixgyif 3 ml Ex f f 5 5 l iiii 5 2 gf . 22 .V ,.,., :M S if x if 3 f 3 . ,f get :y- t., Q M S X Sgfright, merry clowns peer around comers and tgqrn 'NN E ' go doors, running. jumping, laughing, rolling on ' E fl. r Lg- d Qenerally adding to the entertainment of the 2 link playing tricks and running , laughing glee- 'iw i ully. ttle people turning s .,,,, 75 5' '21 ' ' - '---e - V. ,,,, , g pm V W Eblock S stles in the air, 4-,Q es and Q3 Esinging ttle songs: presenting :1Q-:- 1 Ti: ,:i,, - i ing Jig- to the days when t Q - ii 3' swing their L Nay to s rdom. Next on the students of fi' fthe Lowe School of Maumee V :el Si , ' ...V 1- h I ,I 5: -1 -4 .QVI MT: ji W3 AVN ff.-A.,-M2-f't KmW l 3 I ...:. my MT! ...-wh 5? 5 ' Mg imiiiiia 5 ,,.. Q . .. A .415 5 1 55' is '15 f E .M .,,,.,,,,,W .WWW W iiii 0 ti'-i'r'i'f-' M m,.,,.,, . 5' if 5 E .W .... 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To Key W9Si, group Stone, but at the beginning 'Of thelsecond semestbri,-Ann Ballinger added her name -to the roll. All in all this has been a busy but successful year for this class., , ' wi LEIFI' TO RI GHT: Lind . Q Mxller, Mary Alice Srcmm V. 1 II' L h e man, Iohn Williams john K I mQht. Qinio Devijbissl Befsy W Ib CI ridge, VV! I NOT IN , PICTURE: Barry Ginsberg. ....,. :1. PREDICTIONS 1 Iohfl dw HY artist. iblz. . . Baby I .:.:,i Mar Alic5iF1fth grade Y '-1, 2 -1 1 21, ' intern at BarrQ7Prornis1nq X. .t,.:.,,t....,..,,4,.. .. . ta-.f!?PitU1- - Tom- W111 huvfat.. t.,. ., ohn Michigan I SYQS Ts Bets S A Q HY lane GQ f - 'N HP YS-,-3f'Q.-:-xxx:-w?Ecs' '-H2265-35'-'54 'P-?'5N:'1S11+-1Pg1-f X i Q rmon ain. Af P 4 A Versatile group 'Vb. iSfour good humor mon, while of the class. Fritz, lon and Carol Anthony cmd Will ore kick- bull. On the are the Sonia Henies Ccrrol. Mike is We also understand 4'q but not least, Harry 1 Lu ri1LzHl Wlllcxrd Gre C - - Y - Y H-M SECO Sn, arol Wll , D TH1HDNgo1lfx?VlffiTrlli11B2ilhgfIrOll1Benz1we,f, Mary Lou Hslllqlciigilfcrbara Loop' LAST ROW George Secor DGV1dYWIlg1tYnsk1, Penelope Cunce, Grace Ford Michael M d 1 I eo e. NOT IN PICTURE meddle CfUC1Qer limi Shimer, The third grade is the Sunshine Grade of M,V. Their cheertulness is shown dailyeinuocidemic work, in music, and in sports. All the Chisldwn of the Third Grade excel in reading, and tlrleyenioy their story hour very much. Although they ordinarily an industrious class, Robin, Fritz, and Bill-add CSCCc1sional spice to the group by playing pranksj :One ot the projects for the third term was making Snowflake patterns to help decorate their room with winter atmosphere. This class, as a whole, is looking for- ward to many happy years at M.V. A Lv' 'T 'TA L lm' ST ROW Robin Mennel, William DudleY loseph W S n FIR 7 h Williams USU SE-.A1-ED ON FLOOR, i I , F denck Betz ludit G bb Koles' - M Peck, Sandra Miller, Mimi Vtgillginrisgmursezlems Lucy Mather Martha ru SECONDNRiT1Y5ie Ylilflellidell, SallY CrosbY, Donna CO Q lfigibili PEZTURE: Hows IOHQS' V, ,g me 41 K Boaffful wide Cot nctppinq .9 Q09 5 K X Y99 N. 'WG x,'w.,l gm ,,f I ' ,K r ' .5 A we-W T' . ,,.X. if-4-iff 'L 1551523 'f'::v':: .::,. Q2 L-Qgxsifffwx fi ' ', - - ., ' 'RQ' K :5, .- N, V- X , , , V W , ., N 5, K g 259-. 1G:zeveg15:L:'.-M-3.1g,ju:,.,:s1:.pyE M-In , V --- 1 Lf M , 5' 725 5' 'L' , .V 'L W L- , f. 1:5 QV-EJ , .MSM N T -A . ' ' '- L 2 weve ffl K. L' ern . f -A L fig , f ig- A ,ill 1' Three from six leaves three . 199 KX O6 . Q QXKZ . Q O4 O HQ!-SS S en Se e Yxoexxoet Q who Coffin ,, g CUDSI s 0 'J' ,Ama xv wgvg,5x A . X ww 6 ood fi we KO WO KN Hgvi SXKCY- nq 5 tx OW . cbd Unk QQ! lb hehe? Nm, 'IWW .NX W bb d mac Little Luene Close COTY 9 l , W , x I' . ' K essmfmfl, TO RIGHT' Priscilla Lamb' nm Devglbxisbbriilgy AncheeBell, Peter Sinclair, Bdfbqm r LEFT ' - ' . h H k' Mlchael Strand Bggerr Barbour tlfrontlia 'e ,ml Robert BGYGV C0 Diana Knight- - i U k john Suhrbier. ON BARS' Iudd Iohlgls ldlnq Lewis, lennY Rhem I n ' Nor IN PICTURE: 1 ..-rv O 44 We' as Quality and quantity-keynotes of the Second ss at M.V. Activities range from Grade, the largest cla playing Fox-and-Geese in sports, to reading and en- joying the good books which they brinqg for their l c ass library. Their favorite pranks is that ot hiding Mrs. Brown's purse, .when She has left the room. The holi- days found some of these little people in Bermuda, Palm S r' - ' p mga, cmd on skung trips. An energetic class is this Which,,we would li afternoon rest periods. ke to say, welcomes their W r an his willing- ness to help Miss Hay. Louise, with her bright blue eyes, is the motherly 'type, and is very soft spoken. Paul is our Gentle e know Peter by his curly hai d man from fBahston'. The shy little fellow with the quizzical expression and that dreamy look iSlB0bby'. Linda, our little Memphis Beile, has an accent to match Miss Hay's. ' Who is the qlamour girl of the class? Why, lane, of course! Billy is the man with the roving shirt-tail, and that studious nature, a Chip' Off the old block, Wouldn't you say? Iim is the personality kids, cmd We hear he has a wicked wink! Ahlene is the owner of H1089 enviable strawberry blonde piqtails. The lucky Qirll ' ws' We 361 txt S V ga-'if Y' Ahiene oris, B0beYi- FGlg?xlleD0UhGm' Vwfhite Peief Clloiinda Franklin' HT: Eames sane Menne - TQ RlG . Q Dodcle' kr 1.01115 Wmium Sfof GGY I Marshall. lohn Ben ww' IN p '------, -. -W. ICTURE: sally Wcdel Mar' I wary Burqet, Ian WieU1'?e,Vg?feE5u?n. Idnice Dukes lone Cqppi, Iohn Rathbo Om and Thomas ne, 9:00-This is the time when We climb into Frank's bus and travel over to our ex- tension school 9:2O- 9:40-If 01' man out of doors we qo to our amuse- ment is with 9:40-10:15-After having our playthinqs and having hands, wenlhgzve our of , Crackers Gnd zt' , ' t 1Og15-10:45-Now we hQv5 ?3 1': pam- inq, coloring, or cut- outs. This to read. 10:45-11:15-This is Z3:4Vb eriod. We have rhythms bzll, appre- IEZ1 q tttt are read to we ,QIA our- selves. .,.1,1,, ,j l, I 11:45- 1:0OfWe Wash our lunch. 1:O0- 2:30-A nap at ':'i 'welcomed and sometimes have been very good we are ,.t. 2130- 3:15-We have a and then out of q1'Z ftifnne to bus- 3:15 it back to M.V. -M.V. bound and Ia journey home. Mrs. Bu Ins Crowds cheegk q,4b. gleefully cmd clap l l1'1I1dSA'CIS ,iihe aokbots fgierform Clqririlg building pjrcx- midfqs, turnl?linQ, abound- ing cmd unbeilzievcxlciile :. theyf pre- sent czlzlts. :1 111,.:.V 'lfigii A' V lf sliiould hcrppefniio into ring about Zqgo, ,would feet ond see swifhzglrnoiginq bodies igglls being Ziihrown. Here, toofgakyoii would .:,Q-1 V -'Vf ':' ..,l.iQ ,,,, Athe crowd. ,,:: Q ,...--': l : : l'l' liwliilte, l'l 1 ' unlike the costumeiq of the dcroggits in the circus. our ond qigls withiigrhrgefulness, which progldims them blzq cfiiiiolfdis of1f: Moufi'1ee Valley. tzll , ,12. .V,.,,,l.v-i 4 l..q:,,,..l: fi . Q w STANDING: Luther Zai, Hugh Foster, David Adkins, Sidney Warner. KNEELING: Norman Foley, Tom DeVilbiss, Gerald Mohler, Bemard Steinberg. SEATED: Horton Spitzer, Robert Gebhardt, Robert Mitchell, Alan Mooney. Boys and girls enjoy an extensive program in physical educa- tion. Forty-five minute classes a day are held for four out of the five days a week in which the students are taught good sportsman- ship, knowledge of rules, and the acquisition of skills. An accurate check on mental as well as physical development is maintained. Once a Week, classes of health and hygiene are held. In the tall, interscholastic and intramural qames ot touch- football for boys are scheduled, and as cold weather and winter descend, basketball becomes their daily ritual. The encourage- ment of the participation of all students in sports is a definite policy of the school, and it tends to qive each student a more well-rounded school lite. 3' it . :ft ff. 50 i, rrt t is f-'Q vs : ME SIX MAN TOUCH With the introduction ot six-rnan touch foot- ball the M.V. interscholastic athletic program took another step forward. Owl . . . . . Perrysburq . . . 6 . . ... Perrysburq . .. T8 ..... Akron's Old Trail . . . Opponents 17 32 O OttawaHi1ls . ...Perrysburq... . . Monclova . .....OttawaHi1ls.... . . Perrysburqu.. . Rosary .. . .......HoI1and......... . Howe Military School . . . 'VV'atervi11e........ Maumee Lucas County Toumament Opponents 15 36 38 21 44 44 25 8 7 19 63.1 Q F 'N . if FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Childs, Helen Seney, Carolyn Iohnson, Sally Stahl, Audrey Meyers. SECOND ROW: Tiina Baker, Sally Green. THIRD ROW: Betsy Lamb. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Waldron, Lynn Morris, Bobbi Johnston, Susie Draper. FIFTH ROW: Sally Krapp, Libby Gould. LAST ROW: Susan Lay, Iulie Crandell, Lynn Olwin, Gypsy Io Bennett, Nancy Corbett, Sara Chap- mdn. Captain Secor Nov. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Kfue lm HOCKEY GAMES 1946-Blue .. ....l l946-Blue .. ....1 1946-Blue ......... 0 1946-Grosse Pointe.5 l946eMaumee ..... l 15246 fOld Trail ..... 0 White . . . . . . White .... . . . White .......... Maumee Valley Maumee Valley. Maumee Valley. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Dudley, Terry Williams, Ioan Meloy, Barbara Lehman, Ioan Bentley, Nan Gould, Ruth Wietinq, Ann Berkebile, Ann Lellue, Marcia Carr, lo Ann lohnson, Pat Lathrop, Peggy Fraser, Mimi Bayer, Pat Rainie, Sue Thomas, Iacque Jones, Carol Jones, Gayl Marion. ii. 'W .. . i f rf .x , 2 :AVP Sf, iff V if 3, . ff - Q 4 jf, . xl -Ki f in W , gi 'H .2 ' ' X ' iw. 'E V ,N e., . r, 'in fn Lfe eam i, i 'l f :ii '- - .l . A :l1l fw a:-W1 BASKETBALL 3 W , ,C ., 3 , Feb. 12, 1947-Blue ........... 10 White ..... 'A f QT? Feb. 20,1947-omwq Hills .... 4 MV. ........ V 1 S' f X Feb. 25, l947e-Maumee ........ 18 M.V. ........ SJ, Feb. 27, 1947-Blue ........... 7 White ....... 1 h Mar. K ' Mar 7, 1947-Grosse Pointe vs. Maumee Valley 13, 1947-Blue vs. White f i X, e Q ' , 7-. Q , 6. 'FFF . Captain Iohnson 7 powwow P' B eC1U-XY ' br cms' brc1W . A ccrqey plcry n' Bhlesx M x v -fm, , i How could she miss? W fu? 'Sr X 19 ff? 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N 2 5 2 3 5 , f 4 Q 2 f i ,rn4ttn rnrron V S tt ,, We wwrjf' X X ,w...,,..t.-:QW---NM.-tv .,r. W 51253: Q X .W .www 2 ww NM st 4.,. .t....,..., W. ..,t.,.,,.,.,,..4,.....,. ,, W, c'XX::x ,x.,, ,. W... ..,..t.-..t. M ...W -ye :..,r N , I 3 Z 57 GHT cami Humps. BGYDGYG 'U' LEFT-TO Rl Pllwin, Patricia Rflinie- L Ilflvgulfr' Plcx'l1URE: squy KMPP- dv ow li' uhvtv.-. - President .............. . . ....... Pat Senior Representative ...... ........... . . Helen Iunior Representatives ....... . . .Lynne and Sally Sophomore Representative ................... Carol Freshman Representative ......... Barbara Iohnston Eighth Grade Representative ....... Barbara Lehman Seventh Grade Representative .............. Patricia Representative-at-Large ........ . . . Ruth ACTIVITIES Helping to improve school spirit, to better relations between students and teachers, and to plan ways for improvement in the school itself: Organizing and sponsoring Red Cross, Tax Stamp, and Community Chest drives. ...ien vv aictron, Libby Gould, Marcia Carr, Pat Lathrop, , ,,-,,,.., .eiiy vviuiams, Jacque Jones. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Thomas, Mr. Coryell, advisory Sara Chapman, Susan La FIRST ROW: Betsy Lamb, Susan Draper, Lynne M ' Luther Zai. . ........ SusCm LCIY President. . . D . .Carolyn Iohnson Secretary .... . I Julie Crcmdeu reasure .... ........ ACTIVITIES Organizing debatesiPlanninq our trip tO Washington D. C.-Editing the HR. Journal -Making frequent trips to visit and exqmme the City Council- y. oms, Joan Bentley, Julie Crandell, Carolyn Johnson, MK? -70 President ....... . . .PQQQY Fraser Vice-President ....... . . .Io Ann Iohnson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Helep Seney Program Chairman ............. Paula Secor ACTIVITIES Having meetings every month-Sending packages to our little protege, Monique, in France - Singing French songs - Enjoying French records, sung by Iean Sab1on-Listen- ing to Madame reminisce about Vieux Paris. I lie Crandell GYPSY I0 LaRue, U ' S ll Krapp N00 Gould' Ann M ' Curr. HT rcgrohri-Iolxrfixggamg Cgearif advisor Helen SeneYf I0 Ann Iohnson' cl-Cm ACTIVITIES THE TOYMAKER An Operetta Cast Betsy Lamb ..... ...... . . .The Toymaker 'Sara Chapman .... . . . The Mother . Suzanne Thomas. . . ..... The King QJZC' Susan Draper. . . . . .The Princess Trina Baker .... . . .The Prince Pat Rainie .... ..... T he Clown Mimi Bayer .... ....... T he Rag Doll Nancy Baird. . . ......... The Best Doll Susan Childs .... . . .The Wooden Soldier Ellen Waldron ................... The Page Chorus Barbara Lehman, Carol Iones, Susan Dudley, Audrey Bach, Audrey Meyers, Sally Green. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Mary Bayer, Sally Green, Ellen Waldron, Katherine Baker, Audrey Bach, Carol Iones, Barbara Lehman, Patricia Rainie, Miss Davis, director, Susan Draper, Sara Chapman. SEATED ON THE FLOOR: Nancy Baird, Susan Childs, Audrey Meyers, Susan Dudley, Suzanne Thomas. Betsy Lamb. Top oi the mominq , O , UI' Queen swofd ,,.4g-ppmmMNHF ' Hecrdmasiefs Award cmd CI sophomore Gt that Calf . o Dance 1 omlcr, here moms We Come Rhapsody in White ,Q ...f w'h 'Q 't4 rf. M' a 3 Si Q X ff: X fig, Q -' ' J, 'gf Q .' 7- ! X1 5' Hr . Q s 3311, a P K ' I K p i- 4 N k is Q. :Lg 5 sg Q Ffh ,msg V V W.. :R ' ' X' Sify 1' Je' . 1 'f :Y 1 .. -- Q w ff IS 45 U U101- Us Sum 5,..--- A hard W f ,-X 'K xi orkef GH 3, if.. my ll Sun., September 8th: The annual Open House where new students met old students, old students met new t hers, new teachers met old teachers, Cmd ..... 'NM,r,..l..fr-ltfwytx, Y Mon., September 9th: i st day it sch olp contus students trying to follow puzzling schedules 3 ith evegyti all , Q tor l ame who had not yet retumed from her t p to mlilfdlnce. litttm v uw QlrmhlwwW wwM!wMWMW,l4w Wed., September 2 lM n., September 30: A busy :W spent trying to pin down Proud Pa - r it T ,,,,,, r the Weather Va - -ey ' es. , A it ,,,. ,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,,, ...Www il, Wed., October Znd: c test I more? Wed., October 9th: he 'rs Ho ga e Whites were vic- torious with a of 1-0. f l, Thur., October 10: ll e nching oi a ery successf N ad fmpaign. Wed., October 23r : The Blig-Mwuite hocke ame in which the Whites again triump 1-0. L Wed., October th: An W- - V bly ace. -A ll ll eorge ox' ld presented to us import t data co -if g the nine m x ve , s the twen X -one man city COU.1'1Cll.l'f' xxpu M T t ! A Wed., N ember 13: ' - ast Blue-White hocke ame and agai Whites Win Q4-1. t,N, W Fri., S t., Novem er 15th-16th: M.V. renewing a treasu yo friendship wi 'T Old Tr il Count Day from Akron, Ohio. A hockey ga e and a boys' uch fo all ga e were enjoyed Friday, and Saturday a g neral assembl , was hel with .U exchange of ideas and opinions on stud t govemme Mon., es., N vember 18th-19th: The Maumee and Alum e hocke ames. Thur., No -1 r 2Ist: A gala evening aboard the Cot n Blos m. Iuniors entertai e e sophomores and Patty Lathrop at the fu nua ' eather Vane party for w' rs of the ad contest. y I Fri., November 22n An aftemoon and evening of f . with a group of Grosse Pointe Country D tudents. A Wed., November 27th: ' -. - lcome t . . anksgiving vacation Monday, December nd: A brief visit from Miss S elds as she headed back to school at Weste ' - erve. y y Thur., December 5th: The boys' first basketball game with a triumph over Ottawa Hills. Fri., December 6th: Davis Musicale. Miss Davis, with her brother and sister-in- law presenting a delightful program. - T Mon., December 9th: Two representatives from Sarah Lawrence College talking to the juniors and seniors. Wed., December 18th: The delightful presentation of the operetta The Toy- maker given by the 7th and 8th grade chorus. Fri., December 20th: The students bidding goodby to M.V. until 1947 and a happy new year. Mon., Ianuary 6th: I see the gleeiul smiles on the students' faces as the can- cellation ot school was announced because of icy roads. Sat., Ianuary 18th: The Student Council's Ianuary lump providing a good time for one and all. Mon., F ebruary 10th: An invigorating assembly given by the Highly Resolved on the subject of the atomic bomb. Sat., February 15th: An all-day trip to Howe taken by the 7th and 8th grade boys for a friendly visit and a basketball game, M.V. 21, Howe 8. Fri., February 14: Together with Mrs. Paul Alexander. A delightful book review. Thur., February 13th: The first Blue-White basketball game as the Blues'retali- ated with a 10-9 victory. 1 ' Thur., February 20th: The girls' varsity playing Ottawa Hills and winning, 23-4. Tues., February 25th: The girls playing Maumee. This time, Maumee Valley 28, Maumee 18. Thur., February 27th: The Senior Psychology class turning detectives for a crime detection assembly. Second Blue-White game. Month of March: M.V. marching into lower scho,ol.Metropolita:ns and high school Cooperatives. 1 t ' A A I if IQ je j7,,,,f,,,,,e Fri., March 28th: A group of sgiidents leaving for Vilfgshington abo rd a chartered B G O coach and accompdgiied by four facultylgzikrnbers. Sat., April 12th: College boards '. .and misery. .t..,,.,,...,.,. Q ..,:. it - ,i .....,,,,, , Pqznn EEVA: bqAAbb:,:b4b.yA ...::..- .E The month of May: The Senior play'-sqwhat will it be? One vacation on the 30th-hoorayl Exam week. :zu '::2 2-'-:1...,,,,, 1 S '2.-......,,,,:,. The month of lune: The Final Assembly and Final lll' M-m-m-m-m! The Patrons' picnic, Graduation, and -:2.- t he Senior Prom! Farewelllt, au revoir, hasta la vista. t-'11s'....:........,..,,,,., li Je ' 'X A so The editors wish to take this opportunity to thank RAY BOSSERT STUDIOS tor photography THE GRAY PRINTING CGMPANY for printing and the advertisers for their generosity in making possible the publication of THE 1947 WEATHER VANE. Iggy o ry 'Ham ir Il' e 'LQ'f'wc M3945 IW I Answers to page 26. Lett to right: Peggy, Helen, Paula, Patty, Ann, Marcia, and Carolyn Cdotl. George W. Lathrop 8 Sons, Inc fnnflmcfvfza, Toledo, Uhio GWVLIO AWLQVLL5 of le .!45Jpj006! 3-0 The Rupp and Bowman Co. 315-3 I9 Superior St. Scientific Department, Chemicals and Apparatus Instruments of Precision, Microscopes and Balances Supplies for School and Industrial Laboratories Kopf Motor Sales Co. For 27 Years Toledo Downtown CHEVROLET Dealer 'l' New Chevrolet Cars and Trucks 3 Genuine Chevrolet Parts if Super Chevrolet Service jefferson At l2th St. Main 2248 Compliments Of The Christy Company Jim White YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Wishes to Congratulate a splendid educational institution on having completed another milestone in serving the youth of Toledo. V. Monroe and l3th, Toledo, Ohio FLOURNOY Cr GIBBS Compliments of a 459 Spitzer Bldg. Publicity l:RlEND Phone Garfield 3749 Hencws Baked Goods IOS. E. O'DONNELL 5' CO. Nways In Good Taste Professional Pharmacists Prescriptions Drugs Surgical Supports HENCI-lls PASTRY SHO' 609-6l l Madison Avenue, Toledo, Ohio lordan 442l l867 Oakwood Ave 70 Mather Spring Cn ff! .24 igrienc! Glfl'Ll9AI'l'L8Wff.'5 BELL 81 BECKWITH Members New York Stock Exchange 519-521 Madison Ave.-Phone Ma. 3201 Toledo, Ohio Huuck's Hexall Drug Store Cor. Louisiana and Front Sts. Perrysburg, Ohio Phone 4-4281 Paul Loesser Pharmacy Stanley B. Kenney, Prop. Cor. 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Ma. 0812 76 Compliments of W S P D the voice of Toledo Compliments of Willis Day Storage Co 801 Washington St. Ad. 7144 Is S Is 0007 Y f wfwmfffffm f1 fwf0 fflfw rv 7 f FIU I h 's 'I A I I 7 -' . X Y Uh 5 .',,... I X , 1 - X . , , ' A 4 I 5 3 I dh I. 5 L 1 9 F Z0 -. I 3 5 I 1 A V 1 I . FD lm I ,,, I fr 8' I ,,,i . I Z i U 1 I s ' lo ox AQ 19' - I' - M W Qmx eff ! X-X' Y4-Hxxxyyxwxxw-' vwxxQNf '-xx ---- xx-iwA x w XxxxWvv yxxxxw N.x. -- Xsxx- I 0x XNX Q if AQHA A Q , , 'H THE BBUEH-FREEMAN CUMPANY V IIIAMUNIJS SILVEHWAHE WATCHES BAGS STATIUNEHY CUSTUME JEWELRY CHINA CLASS VAHIEII CHOICE GIFTS Cert fied Ce ul g Ill Beg stoned ,le elerl A e c n Ge Soc ety JEFFERSON df EHIE J Q xanlf E ln 1930, a small brick building in Toledo housed the beginning of the first Plaskon product. Today, on a 40-acre tract, a great new plant is being erected to meet world demands for the many versatile Plaskon plastic materials. The new plant will stimulate greater research, experiment and devel- opment in the synthetic resin field . . . For years, Plaskon research chemists and engineers have kept a linger on the pulse of industry. They have stud- ied trends. They have formed the habit of looking ahead. Their efforts will continue to serve and grow with the fast-expanding needs for these vital mate- rials-Plaskon molding compounds, resin glues, special industrial resins and coating resins for the paint, varnish and lacquer industry . . . materials serving the molder, fabricator and industry in general. FIIISIIIIIF DIVISION lIBBEY'0WlNS'FORD GIASS COMPANY R S Compliments of Hoffmc1n's Grocery and Meat Market Perrysburg, Ohio .JJ jrienj American States Insurance Company Fire, Cas lty, Auf 402 Home Tole OTTIO les, and Inland Marine Bank Building d J. H. Berkebile 81 Sons General Contractors Toledo, 0hio George S. Stahl Insurance Compliments of ORCHARD DRUGS Have You Tried FLOWERS FROM COOPERS You'Il Like Our Artistic Designs By joe. I. Cooper 1635 Broadway 81 C. K. MERRILL CO. 2008 8145 Sir 337 Superior Street TOLEDO, OHlO Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Main 6231 MARY A. WARNING omlo il'l'L9lfLf.'5 FLOWERS l2l7-l9 Broadway Toledo, Ohio .xg jzrienc! Compliments of A FRIEND 614119 AVVLQVL fd O! TEXTILEATHEH CUHP HUGH HUTCHINSON Interiors 8l8 Madison Avenue HEALTH NEEDS ron Evsnvone THE D. R. BUNDT 00. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED . . . by skilled registered l'l if I f' ' Cl' I D Ormoclss using inest, freshest potent lngre len S. SURGICAL SUPPORTS . . . general weor ond oll speciol type supports ovoiloble. Doctors' prescriptions filled. QUALITY TRUSSES . . . guoronteed fitting of light- weight, flexible, quolity trusses. Expert fitters in ot- tendonce. PRESCRIPTION LABORATORIES Medical Bldg, Professional Bldg. 3l4 Michigan 2366 Monroe ADoms SI-'ll ADoms 6286 Compliments of IAMIESON BROTHERS Motor Co. D. B. WHITFIELD Miller-Whitfield Pontiac, Inc. Toledo 2, Ohio I l22 Monroe St. ADams 22I9-IO Our Constant Endeavor is to give the 'BEST FLORAL SERVICE possible HELEN F. PATTEN INC. Florist 905-7 Madison Avenue TOLEDO GENFAN FURS 9l7 Madison Avenue Toledo 2, Ohio H. F. SASS fr SONS C. W. Sass Veterinarians R. W. Sass X-ray Service l525 Broadway at South St. Telephone ADarns 26lO Residence and Office 827-829 Colburn St., Toledo, Ohio . Where Nice Things Are Less Expensive Complete Stock ot Ready Made Curtains and Draperies . . . Bed Spread and Drapery Ensembles. . . Slipcover and Drapery Yard Materials . . . Shower Curtain Sets . . . String Rugs . . . Also Many Other Attractive items tor the Home. NOW TWO STORES 2l4-2l6 Huron St. 202 Main St Between Madison G jefferson East Toledo ADams 2020 TAylor 9827 WALTER J. RAINIE HANLEY MOTOR SALES, INC. 2929 Monroe Street Authorized Ford Parts and Service Ca. 3721 Compliments of CON LON BUS CO. Drink More Fresh Milk Money Received on Deposit is Loaned Out on First Mortgage Real Estate Security Principally on Homes 337 Huron St. Toledo, Ohio Main 5215 Peop1e's Saving Association Compliments Of a friend 86 01 Congratulations Elves A and S , A It Best Wishes - ' TO THE CLASS OF I948 qi? Spitzer Book Shop FICTION, NON-FICTION E ' CHILDREN'S BOOKS FINE BINDINC5 .cfnmi EQUIPMENT CORPORATION' . ,, H mm s,oIIIo ' CREETINC CARDS LENDINC- LIBRARY , Everything Special Orders for Books not in - For a Better Kept Stock Promptly Filled Frederick R. Spitzer Lawn and Carden Louise C. Webster FOSTER BROS., YOUNG 84 CO, Investment Brokers Produce Exchange Bldg., 4IO Madison Ave. TOLEDO 4, OHIO The real problem in the years ahead is one of making the most efficient use of all our national resources- and not the least of these resources is our intelligent ' youth. George A. Sloan. OSCAR R. FOSTER HERBERT E. YOUNG ROBERT A. FOSTER WOODWARD C. GARDINER JOHN P. LINS, New York Member Members New York Stock Exchong New York Curb Exchange Chicago Board of Trode Telephone ADcIms 4I5I THE NATIONAL IDEAL CO. TOLEDO 4, OHIO Knnqnafulationa and Emi Lcfmlmn, to the Klum, pf, 7 948 POU Q Q Q00! Joao! j? Mae ,ggniom Cpl f Pemberton Cadillac Company Complfmems of Cl friend D b 1215 M d A TIdZOh Store your out of season garments in our Humidity Controlled Moth Proof Vault Maylair Cleaners 44431-HWiS La. 7276 We Deliver Compliments of A FRIEND , Toggery Shop 349 Huron St. Misses and Ladies Fine Ready to Wear Tomlinson llruo Phone 3-3379 Maumee, Ohio Sleger's Food Merkel Groceries and Produce 4508 Lewis Ave. Toledo, Ohio La. 42l3 Compliments of Sohreier Greenhouse May we take this opportunity to thank the students of Maumee Valley for their patronage. . . , . Williams Grill 90 335 St. Clair St. A Friend C pl of Seller's Drugs lfy le yh g I problems, call Sehmidlin Bros. Healing Ee. Cpl f Gillespie Shop Garfield 7451 Toledo Blueprinl li Paper Ce Supplies E g A htec A l, Draf Compliments 3l6 S P ' T ' d Oh Harry I. Detzer Of W. S. Veileh a' friend Dry Goods and Notions Sh H dCp Ph 44277l P yb g Oh He.re's a winner with housewives! A panel of Insulux Glass Block love the neat appearance and easy cleaning. To keep sparkling, Jrings extra daylight to the sink area of this first floor laundry just wipe the panel with a damp cloth. The clear window furnishes 'ootn. And that'sa spot where light is always in demand. Housewives vision out and ventilation. Build in more light--right where it belongs! rzxulux f.In.v.v Blork is a natural for builders 11 1111- look mtl for bezizlfifill mm' firarliml day- gllling r'fI1'r'Ix. This vfmwzlile Imilzling n1afr'1'1'f1l is migzierl lo do runny Ihingx other materials nmol 110. 171Zl1'.YlI'g!1lC! HICN you build extra daylight into a home, you're sure to increase buyer satislaction and acceptance. YVith Insulux Glass Block it is a simple proposition to add those touches of extra light. I-'or example, a few block will do worlds for a kitchen, a laundry, a bathroom, an entrance hall- or any other room where light with privacy is desired. Insulux Glass Block is available in a Wide variety of attractive patterns and in three sizes. It is easily installed-much in the manner of brick. Once in, it requires practically no attention. Insulux does not rot, rust or corrode and no painting is needed. Check the plans of the next house you build. You'll End many places where the use ol Insulux Glass Block would make the house more appealing and saleable. Further information on request to Dept. D-51, Owens-lllinois Glass Company, Insulux Products Division, Toledo 1, Ohio. OWENS-ILLINOIS U Dfl EIDE! ,, GLASS BLOCK Swim If of le 52 THREE LEADING HOTELS In Cue of the Nation's Leading Cities 4 4 4 COMMODURE PERRY are ar- 4 SECOR ar- rv- 4 WILLARD ar- 4 ra- Each one superbly equipped to cater to your every entertaining need 4 4 4 Daniel J. O'Brien President and Managing Director V fy ff T? R l Xnw 0 , 1-SJ , wQF g ' 'mwwf v PACKS MAT DWENS-GORNING FIBERGLAS CORP TOLEDO ,.1--' Seherling's For Finer Food 3049 West Bancroft at Old Orchard Telephone jordan 4681 Good Luck to tlee Seniors Compliments of The Junior Room Prescott lluality Market Free delivery High Quality Fruits Vegetables and Meats 241 West Bancroft Ad. 9121 Compliments Progressive Welder Co. Detroit, Michigan District Office , 320 Ontario Street Toledo, Ohio 97 6105 Large windows create a satisfy- ing illusion of openness that tends to ease the restless- ness of active youngsters. In other uses throughou1 V e the school building, glass is equally beneficial-ir transparent, translucent, or opaque forms. It cleans readily, and needs no refinishing. For more informal M tion, write Lihbey'Owcns'Ford Glass Company, 22115 0 0 Nicholas Building., Toledo 3, Ohio. 3 f 1 DAYLIGHT ENGINEERING. A well-lighted library like this is Tomah fWisc.j High School an invitation to study. It affords plenty of natural reading Architects: Boyum, Schubert gg Somnsqg light, an important consideration in avoiding eye strain. La Crosse, Wise, ' Y W PROTECT DOORS with lriclr plates of '1'uf7f1ax ftlie L-0'F glass that is tempered to take punishment. Its hard surface resists abrasion-does not need polishing or refinishing. W cuss nnrmous create ideal rooms for experiments and various individual projects. They permit privacy in the working area, with supervision from the classroom. 'Reg. U.S. Pal. Off. 3?i375771Xfi:m:'i mann!-ownns-ronn 98 4 a awww af- crass Compliments Complncments Yuung's Theaters of Maumeegrljjrrysburg, E. Sho Y T Realters Compliments of Floweriield Bulb Farm FLOWERFIELD, LONG ISLAND CGMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of Myers Pharmacy Rossford, Ohio 248 Unusual d D'stinctive C-ifts for Weddings - Shower Baby and Children Temperance Heed King 9 Collingwood 3055 W. Banc f Ad. 8921 ro. 283 X -H f Q 1 ' ff 5. ,. QW ,-X A Mlxshwlcl ..i':L!'GAl'IaJplx ' llll' 1l lllll1ll'i1'n Xia s