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SGPHQMGRES Cornell Adams-Passwater's shadow. Ed Anweiler-Oh! Bernice. Lucian Asher-Ted, Dick, Pete. or who? Karla Mae Austrup-Small but mighty. Gracella Bandelier-Which Wayne? Bernice Bauman-Studies. Ha! Ha! Joyce Bauserman-Quiet but alert. Carl Bearman-Pork-er! How about a chance? Blanche Blackburn-Very quiet. Henry Bockleman-A farmer. Lewis Bowser-Eligible bachelor, girls? Alvin Bradtmueller--Another farmer. Eugene Bremer-He's nice. Donna Brueggemann-A Glaze-d look in her eyes. Rosemary Deitering-Likes people. Betty Elwood-Likes horses. Ronald Elwood-Our mechanic. Evelyn Fiedler-Likes Latin. Phyllis Forsyth-Always cheerful. Norma Franke--Where's my man? Charles Gabet- Gabby -Our Sinatra. Robert Gephart-Bashful before known. Audrey Gerardot-A cute little brunette. Allene Gick-Oh! Howard. Lois Glaze-I love that guy. Wayne Green-He's not so green. Eileen Griffith-Oh, Dopey! Max Hart-He's in the band. John Hartman-He's new here. Thelma Harvey-Minnie's twin. Joe Hathaway-Ginny. Roger Hauser-Is he really shy? Bill Hawk-Hip! Hip! Hooray! George Headford-Good at ad-libbing. Phyllis Heine-Let's not fight over Hoag- land! Hubert Heller-The life of the class. Jeanette Henderson--Oh! That red hair! Delores Hengsteler-Short and sedate. James Henry-The shy type?'?? Jean Holfman-Good things come in small packages. Eugene Jacquay-Studies never bother him. John Johnson-Are all the girls afraid of him? Vivian Johnson-What's this about Max? James Jump-Always ready for a good time. Kathryn Kennedy-We can't keep track of all of them. Eleanor Kitchen-Happy-go-lucky. Mary Lou Kitzrniller-The little girl who isn't there. Barbara Knox- Stan, you are my rain- drop. Rose Lahrman-Always ready to go. Virginia Koehlinger-Three cheers for the Navy. Edward Kroemer-Always studies. Clarence Lange-Growing up fast. Iva Lou Leonard-Avoids illness. Edgar Lepper-Quiet till known. Donald Lewis-Belongs to all of them. Mary Ann Long-Those brown eyes. Donald McDonald--Always in a daze. Dorothy Mehring-Studious and fun. Marilyn Meyer-Not too shy-just right. Leonard Niccum-Don't rush so, girls. Marcile Norden-Ambitious. Frank Nowak- A man should not be alone. Joan Parks-Likes athletics. Joanna Perrine-New addition to class. Richard Quance-The Bulldogs waterboy. Elvera Rebber-Everybodyls pal. Glenn Renno-Another Casanova. Pat Rowley-Quiet? A riot? Deny it. Martha Riebersal-She gets around. Dolores Roemer-Why worry? No future. James Rose-Zollner Piston. Dorothy Rosswurm-Which Bulldog is it? Paul Ruhl-Has a way with girls. Virgil Schaefer-A quiet lad. Marilyn Schlaudroff-She's always happy. Philip Schnelker-Tall, Dark, and Ah! Harold Schweyer- Romeo , Mary Jane Scott-Ah-h Rusty. Charles Sheefel-Likes girls. Carolyn Sipe,-Ah-h-h Monroeville! Harold Snyder-Oh! Tyrone! Loraine Stellhorn-Quiet as a mouse. Ruth Stemmler-flvanb Ivy! Not poison. Sally Straub-One of our librarians. Josephine Stuerzenberger-A-D-A fan. Robert Swartz-How is California. Patricia Swick-Just Punk! Melvin Thimlar-Seldom heard in class. Jean Trammel-Who is it now? LaVerne Vaughn-Oh! Glenn! Marian Vonderau-Yes, which one?'??? Ruth Wiegmann-Oh! Melvin. Don Wolf-Lives up to his name. Home Room 11-Mrs. Hill. First row, D. Brueggemann, G. Bandelier, L. Glaze, N. Franke, L. Asher, A. Gick, J. Bauserman, B. Elwood, R. Dietering. Second row: Mrs. Hill, K. Austrup, A. Gerardot, E. Griliith. P. Forsyth, E. Fiedler, B. Bauman, B. Blackburn. Third row: E. Bremer, A. Bradtmueller, R. Elwood, C. Bearman, R. Gephart, W. Green, E, Anweiler. H. Bockleman, L. Bowser, C. Adafns. Home Room 14-Mrs. Nowels. First row, I. Leonard. K. Kennedy, M. Meyer, V. John- son, P. Heine, E. Kitchen, T. Harvey, M. Kitzmiller, B. Knox. Second row: Mrs. Nowels, W. Hawk, J. Hoffman, R. Lahrman, M. Norden, J. Henderson, M. Long. D. Hengsteler, V. Koehlinger. Third row: J. Johnson. D. McDonald. E. Lepper, R. Hauser, J. Jump, E. Jacquay, C. Lange, G. Headford. L. Niccum, J. Hathaway. H. Heller. M. Hart. F. Nowak, J. Henry. Home Room 15--Miss Walker. First row: L. Stellhorn, P. Swick. E. Rebber, L. Vaughn, M. Riebersal. M. Vonderau. J. Perrine, M. Schlaudroff, D. Rosswurm. Second row: Miss Walker. S. Straub, J. Trammel, M. Scott, C. Sipe, R. Stemmler, R. Wiege mann. D. Roemer, J. Stuerzenberger, J. Parks, Pat Rowley. Third row: H. Schweyer, H. Snyder, J. Rose. P. Schnelker, G. Renno, D. Wolf, C. Sheefel, P. Ruhl, V. Schaefer, M. Thimlar, R. Swartz, R. Quance. Page Twenty-four
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