North Baltimore High School - Tiger En Bee Yearbook (North Baltimore, OH)

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Eugene Benard is now head electrical engineer of Central Ohio Light and Power Company. His wife and most faithful assistant, the former Betty Wymer, is helping him at all times. The war sure did change women's occupations. Iames Boney is the chief Advisory Expert of the Wright Brothers Aircraft Corporation. He always was crazy about model airplanes. Aris Mallas is now the proud owner of the Mallas Shoe Company in the great city of Galatea. I can still remember his interest in shoes from our school days. Don Weasner and Bob Wissler are now running the WGW Super Market. They seem to have followed their old steps. Flossie Schroeder has now taken over the management of Weith's Five and Ten Cent Store. Her chief clerk at the candy counter is none other than our own Iune Smith. Melvin Crist is now head of Baltimore's own broadcasting company known as station N.B.H. His private secretary and receptionist is another of our classmates, Lois Boyer. Mildred Chapman is now playing opposite Gene Autry in Holly- wood. If I remember correctly she always was one of his fans. Virginia Northrupp is now a torch singer in New York's favorite nightclub, the Stork Club. We'11 always remember her singing in chapel. Gene Savieo is now a star hurler for the New York Yankees. He won 22 games last season and broke Bob Fellers' record for strikeouts. This Page Sponsored By WEI'l'H'S 5 AND 10 tundl NORTH BALTIMORE GRAIN ASSN.

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