New Washington High School - Ne Wa Hi Yearbook (New Washington, OH)

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SENIOR PROPHECY In a penthouse IH New York C1ty one Sunday afternoon ln 1950 a radlo program could be heard by any passerby The drowsy stram of tht muslc lntroduclng the program Smoke Dreams has Just been complet ed The dreamer has Wh1Stled to hls dog and sand Llsten Sport thls afternoon I want you to be qulet whlle I remmlsce about my school davs Sport what those words mean to me at a tlme when I am depressed and feel that l1fe IS belng unjust IH her treatment In the room of the penthouse the emlnent law ver V1rg1l Studer IS sharlng the same sentx ment and IS starlng lnto the ey es of hls frlend Pal a toy bull dog Ther are tlmes when Vlrgll although a famous lawyer ln the clty feels a longmg to be reumted wlth the gang from Dutchtown Hlgh the class of 39 As the dreamel reads hlS poems and the muslc soothlng and restful contlnues Vlfgll lecalls the recent letter whlch he had recelx ed telllng hlm what each was dolng Jane Hlgh modellng sport clothes on the Board Walk at Atlantlc Clty he wasn t surprlsed to learn that Jane always had a n1ce figure and an attractlve smlle But to hear that her pal Dorothv Shroll was at the head of the Etlquette Department 1n Vassar College was some thmg The letter stated that Dorothy had Just copyrlghted a book on etlquette whlch makes her an authorltv From now on It won t be What Emlly Post says about thlS and that but everythlng wlll be accordln 1 to Dorothy Imagme' Vlrgll smlles as he thlnks about hls frlend Hendel It was 1ust llke Cedrxc to manage a beauty salon so that he could admlre and flatter the ladles Frederlck s bass XOICG alwavs made hlm qulte a lady s man There was good old Cy the best catcher Coach Van ever had It was to be expected that he would 1o1n w1th some blg league team Smce Pvtlak has letlred Cy IS catchmg for the Clex eland Indlans and IS known as Pytlak the Second Flnora a S0C1al1t87 May be so but she was always so very qulet ln school Perhaps she was never glven a chance to say many words It seems that she has lnherlted a gl eat deal of money and IS now settlng the styles for the New Washlngton lassles The next ltem didn t proxe the least surprlslng Mr and Mrs Ivan Shealy of course as ew eryone knew that Mrs Shealy IS the formen Nleva Maul That marrlage could hax e been D1 edlcted back ln 1939 Iw an IS the sports commentator for Cmclnnatl the hablt of the natlon Eddle Karl IS now known as Edward Karl the lnx entor What has he lnventedl Whv a car th t goes folty mlles on a gallon of gas and has a sale prlce of S300 plus sales tax Eddle dld some research at the Henry Ford plant IH Dearborn Charles Ervln and h1S a1r stewardess Joan Kaple have 1ust con pleted some trlal non stop fllghts from the Unlted States to the Congo Charles says the Amerlcan w omen can compare wxth those of the Congo He wouldn t A nurse tor Maso Brothers? Yes Emma always deslred to be o seruce as a nurse Wlt can t be subdued' lNo wonder Paul Alt Myron Darr and Rob ert Celgex known as Do Dld and Done or IH other words The Dom . , . . . . 4 7 v 1 . I - - ' V as rr ' . . . ,, . . ' D 7 K' v A 'xv ! 7 l . . . . . ,, K '. v K 9 ' . . . , . . D v 9 - -f 3 Y V 3 K6 J! ' ' ' - , - , . , . . , . . . , , U , . . . . . ' . , H ,. . . ,, . V. . V ! C3 If ' 77 , ' , . . , Y . . . ,L ' . even back ln the good old days. 66 ,J , , , my A . - . 9 , ac , as A , . I , . . I . V A . r Y v ' ' .. . . , , . . V I n u u o Y V 1 . s - . l . r Y , . 1 . 7 . . . . ,, . . ,, 1 , . . . ' Tl I 7 'v , . . Y a ' I , . , , ' I 2- x v A ' C, . , 9 - ' M I . , I A ' L., 1 . , , . 7 , ' ' , at ' av - at - , 1 5, 1 7 g'

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SENICR WILL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN On thlg the 21st day of May ln the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and thlrty nlne we the Semors ln order to form a more perfect notlon do before God and man set our hands to thls our last w1ll and testament hereby rev Oklng all the former W1l1S set down by us To our school we leave our smglng ablllty To our Supermtendent Mr Barrmgton we leaye the Junlor Class w1sh1ng hlm more success wlth them m the future To our everv falthful class sponsor we bestow our memory It IS our profound desire that all our debts as a class be paid by the Iunlor Class As Semors of 1939 we make the following bequeaths to the Jun xors To Arlene Marquart V1rg'1l Studer bequeaths hls curly halr hop Ing that she doesn t break too many combs Elnora Schwaderer and Margaret Alt offer quxetness to Rlchard Shoup whom they know wlll take advantage of It Mary Klbler leay es her bookkeeplng ab1l1ty to Dwlght Coder wlshmg hlm no compllcatlons to Farrell Wllllamson Rose Eberl bestows her VIX ld red haxr and wants h1m always to keep lt ln rlbbons Edd1e Karl leay es h1s good nature to Arlene Kepllnger not that she needs lt' Mae Pavlor IS selected by Esther Wexthman to be the recelver of her wltty comebacks that wlll keep the class awake E gene Wurm bequeaths his athletlc ab1l1ty to George Mlchelfelder ln tend ng to see h1m hlgh pomt man next vear Myron Darr leaves has sense of humor to Wanda Pugh whom he hopes w1ll never let anv class grow dull Fmma Nlllllffh mlls her phy slque to Ruth Powell feelmg that wllls hls beautlful bass XOICG Handle wlth care Grover' Jane High and Dorothy Shroll leave thelr slnglng and dancing accompllshments to Roberta Fry Frances Studer bestows her well groomed halrdress to Rosemary Nledermler Posemary needs curls you know' Eugene Johnston leaves hls house to house salesman rules to Dorls Shealv Good luck Dorlsl To Ruth Myers Paul Gelssman and Ivan Shealv Wlll thelr dr1w1ng abxllty hoplng she w1ll always stay on the rlght sxde of the road Morrls Gossman bequeaths hls musxcal talents to Harrv Ferguson and would llke hlm to be able to quallfv for Benny Goodman some day Maxme Marquart leaves her artlstlc hands to Leo Karl WlSh1Il2' to see hls pamtmgs 1n the same classlflcatlon as Walt Dlsney s to Eunlce Sle fert Frederlck Hendel bestows h1S hlgh pxtched volce but does not want to straln hls ears to hear her when she plays Jullet Richard Marquart wllls hls beautlful tenor NOICG and managlng ab1l1ty to Nell Ankney to Donald Hevdmger Charles Iaryln g1V6S h1S rules for short solutlons to problems More luck to you Donald' Anna Mae Alt bestows her cul mary arts to Martha Alt Ungentxne IS good for burns' Robert Ge1ger and Paul Alt w1ll thelr he1 ht to Arduf Belger Watch the doorways to Dorothy Burger Joan Kaple wxshes to glve her nursmg lncllnatlons Oh' to be a patlentl Neya Maul leay es her ab1l1ty of gettlng tardy marks to Rosemary Brlllhart and to Herbert Kraft Kathleen Shut? offers her feet and mches Wltnessed and sealed thxs 21st day of May 1939 SENIORS OF 1939 . , , : 1 'Ly 1 n , l 1 v ' Y A . ' 9 v Q . y v ' ' W , 7 s ' 1 1 1 ' ,1 A ' 1 l , Y . , ll ' 7? X'- 7 ! n , Y . ' ' ' ' ' CC ' !! ' , 9 1 ' C6 ' Y! ' , ' 7 9 . - . 7 ,, . . . ,, 7 , I , D I 3 n ' 7 1' 1 1 ' , ' 46. 2- ' 77 I ' 1 v 1 1' 1 3 u- Q ' xc ' r - I 99 , , -- A 1 Y I A g n I 1 , 1 1 - k.s ' 2 A 1 'i . ' she can make the best posslble use ot 1tg to Grover Tobln, Cyrxl Studer L ' . , 0 31 o ' V . ' ld. 5 - - fl . ' A . . .' 1. : . ' 2' i . . - . , , , 3 - . - . - . 3 . H . . ,, . . 7 - 1 1 1 1 Y I- ! 9 ' . . V ,, . ,, u . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 4 . ' . 9 . . 1 X Y- ' 7 Q I 1 1 7 , . ' 1 1 . 10 X 1 1 . I a ' - ' Y . . V ,, .... ,, , . 1 I C 7 7 . l I .' ' ' s , 4 C6 ' PY . , . . -.I .

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Brothers are now under contract wlth Metro Goldwyn Mayer A pamtlng by Maxme Vlarquart w1ll be on exhlbltxon at the World s Falr at Columbus Oh10 th1S yeal Maxme surely had enough practlce IH art back m N W H S She got oft to a good start and we dld appre clate her work To Become a Man IH Ten Inasy Lessons stxll proved amusmg Professor Eugene Wurm to us IS offerlng correspondence courses He now we1ghs 323 pounds and conslders hlmS61f the model man Rose Eberl was rather domestlc and looked after us ln a motherly fashlon Im surely pleased that she IS happlly marrled and IS l1V1Hg ln Bucyrus A news :tem ln the New York Tlmes told about Mrs DuPont and her prlvate secretary Frances Studer returnlng from Europe Frances attended Catherme GlbbS trammg school ln New York and was g1VeH the pos1t1on after an lntervlew County Agents are ln great demand Anna Mae Alt IS fortunate to be food demonstrator 1n Crawford County The poslt on has rlsen smce 1939 Sav lt Wlth Flowers IS characterlstlc of Margaret Alt She was more or less artlstlc vears ago As a florlst the letter stated she IS very successful V1rg1l had already seen Mary K1ble1 s new book llsted among thc best sellers She had 1ust copvrlghted her book The Wlnd Re turns a sequel to Gone Wxth the Wmd Tlllers of the so l here Vlrgll SlghS becat se 1n the sprlng he al ways deslres to return to the country Paul Gelssman a master farmer IH Crawford county Ther should b more l1ke h1m Doc and h1s satchel Once a manager always a manger Doc Marquart and h1s donkeys carlng for them as he dld the boys or some demonstratlon donkey ball games n France next year Let s hope the French llke thls game better than th v dld the football game of 38 The Amerlcan women are pl ascd Wllh the new na1l pollsh formula by Kathleen Shutz The houscw fe no lo ager needs to hlde her hands 1n shame because of chlpped naxl pollsh No th1S IS absolutely guaranteed tor one y ear Kathleen IS now n Boston The yvrlter of the lette told of h1s s emg Esther Welthman as host ess ln the Toppel 1n Neyy Hork C ty Another small town glrl mach good The dreamer s dog Sport barks the sweet strams of muslc fade away before the YOICG of the stat1on announcer No Vllgll has not lls tened to Smok Dreams b lt he has emoyed reylewmg h1s letter A bell t1nk'es a y o ce calls Ice cold lemonade popcorn can dy ' From h s VS1HCOVN Vlrgll s es two forms whlch remmd h1m of Eu gene Iohnston and Nlorrls Gossman Of course It wasn t they because they are both s.1cc ssfr l salesmen Morrls IS selllng for General Electrlc and Eu 61 e for the Fuller Brush Co Morrls mtersperses hlS demon stratmn talks wlth mt SIC from h1s melodlous Vl0l1H A great class that class of 39 VK hat won t any member glye to see he old gang agaln ' wn y' A L A 9 7 I' . . . . , ' , Y ll ' W 77 ' ' . ,. . , . . xv n . , .... . . . Y l l I Y I ' K . . 1 1 - 1 . . , . . . . . , ,, . ,, . . . u n, t L . . . . . . X n, ' 7 9 u U t ' ,' ca ' L ., ,, 1, . ' , - 1 , , YY C6 ' ' V! . , t . U . 1 ,, . . . 1 . . A 'l g L ' . . . , . , D A . 66 ' L Y! . , , . A T -1 , . . . Dutchtown s team. He has become ovlte famous and IS plannlng to hold - ' 2 ' 1 . . D . , c . ' . ev . - , Y . . . . , V L . . k . L L ,. A , . t. Y A . 3 . . - , ' H ,H ' , f I , ' . . U. ' H ' , 1 1 , , , , ., . . H D ,, ' . Y. Y. . ' , Q as - ' A '7 7 7 N . 1 1 ' 9 l ' - f , Lf ' . ' ' X Y ! el E: u . . . . g 1 , . T - v 7' T V 7 v ' v 5- A ' . A ' ' . .