Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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Cl SS will We, the stars of Liie at Middlebranch, before leaving the set, wish to bequeath these, our pos- sessions, to the oncoming stars so that they may be a success in future productions. Clayton Beard ' s small physique to Nelson Schmucker. Ray Capuano to Joyce Lewis. The shyness of Leonard Castello to Dean Grove. John Cavalier ' s unobtrusiveness to Geneva Schott. A used cashier post of Dorothy Chok ' s to Vir- ginia Parks. The quiet voice of Lawrence Clark to Dwain Harsh. To Arline Morrel goes Marguerite Clark ' s shy smile. Howard Cline ' s backwardness to James Gold- smith. One clarinet to George Oberlin from Mervin Con- rad. The red hair of Warren Danner to Jack Hum- bert. Jennie De Giralomo ' s place as Senior Nightingale lo Marilyn .Sommers. Maggie De Giralomo ' s voice to Kathleen Uber. Josephine Evan ' s ability to get thmgs done to Enid Smith. To Charles Hinkle goes Marlon Feller ' s pigeons. The dancing feel of Dorothy Greer to Audrey Danner. Bequeathed to Junior Weisel is Robert Hard.e ' s way with the women. David Havis ' s hot ti urn. pet to Catherine James. All Jack Hoffman ' s gum to Miss Wathan. The heighth of Harry Kemp to Orlando De Gir alomo. Donald Kemp ' s brawn and muscle to Donald Stockburger. From Ellis Kinsley. Leonard Menicos gets his peaceable moods. Part of Dortha Kohr s blond glamour to Gloria Boydelatour. To oar Superintendent goes Richard Kreiss ' s hearty laugh. The drum majoring style of Margaret Ladley is given to Virginia Prince. Evelyn Le May ' s height to Louise Boyd. Floyd Steiner is lucky enough to receive Roberl Lesh ' s Lehman girls. Helen Lichty ' s brief case is handed over to Lois Seiiert. Mary Linder ' s current events lo the person who never has his own. Victor Lombardi ' s pleasing personality to Thomas Hall. Paul Moreno ' s and Richard Danner ' s permissions to be absent and tardy to Avery Shaeffer and Vir- gil Lilley. To his successor goes Kenneth Martin ' s manager position. The discolored test tubes of William Parks go to anyone ambitious enough to wash them. George Poharesky ' s little-used Democracy book to Ralph Harting. Shirley Poorman ' s steady boy friends to Ruth Schmucker. To one discouraged person goes Eleanor Reel ' s crinkly eyes. The calm and composure of Twyla Schmucker to Janice Lewis. All of Agnes Shaw ' s excuses from Democracy clas s to Norman Woodward. Owen Smith ' s variety of girls to Joe Brosovic. Webb Stockburger ' s place in jalopy races to Stanley Tucker. Theodore Stuhl ' s position as President of Student Council to a big man. Clara Wolfe is the receiver of Helen Taylor ' s brown eyes. To all girls wishing to cut the expense of rouge goes Martha Walthour ' s rosy cheeks. Henry Wasik ' s chemistry grades to future chem- ists. All of Ethel West ' s jitter-bug habits to Loretta Capuano. Frank Wirth ' s wise cracks to Anthony Capuano. A slim figure goes to Phylliss Vendetti from Pauline Wise. Witnessed and signed this fifteenth day of April, nineteen hundred and forty-one. THE STARS OF ' 41 20 —

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JUNIORS Third Row: Virgil Lilley, James Goldsmith, Jack Humbert, Joseph Brosovic, Avery Sheaffer, Leonard Menicos, Orlando De Giralomo, Jack Symes, Joe Cavalier, Floyd Steiner, Thomas Hall, James Clark, George Oberlin. Second Row: Dean Grove, Irene Snyder. Dorothy Guarnerie, Catherine Wash- burn, Verna Henzel, EUamae Oyler, Edith Gerome, Marjolee Lewis, Jennie Figlola, Eileen Beard, Harriet McMillen, Dorothy Ladley, Almina Martin, Donald Geitgey, Dale Taylor. First Row: Wanda Burfield, Jane Bennett, Jeanne Gibbs, Emily Rice, Janice Lewis, Dorothy Royer, Ruth Schmucker, Virginia Parks, Marjorie Race, Stella Wasik, Eleanor Grant, Audrey Danner, Alice Johnston, Alda Cavalier. Advisers - Miss Smith and Mr. Watts. Juniors not pictured - - Lillian Saunier, Dorothy Slutz, Delores Prising, Donald Stockburger, Harold Host, Robert Morrell. Junior Activities This was a busy year for the Junior class be- cause they had to raise money for the Junior- Senior Prom. They accomplished that feat through selling candy at noon and at basketball and foot- ball games, sponsoring a roller skating party, and aiving the annual Junior Play. They also held a Hard Time Party and dance in 0=tob2r, and sold Middlebranch pennants. The Prom was given May 24, 1941. CLASS OFFICERS President Emily Rice Vice President Leonard Menicos Secretary Wanda Burfield Treasurer Alice Johnston 22