Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1944 volume:

THE SIGNAL Norwalk High School - 1944 - QQQQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO900000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE SIGNAL STAFF PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1943-44. IT IS A RECORD OF NORWALK HIGH DURING THE ZND YEAR OF WORLD WAR II AND PUBLISHED IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO SERVE. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :IW ' D1'l'lVLl'f' Zwgfoml all 1'w1f0lnpf'n.w.'J ia...-f Robert Ackerman John Acomb Douglas Avery Dorothy Barker Bill Barnes Lyle Barnes Melvin Barnes Donald Barr Fred Bauman Richard Becker Bill Bell Robert Bell Donald Benedict Lyle Berner Clarence Boose Dennis Bray Theodore Brooks Eugene Brown Harlie Bruner Henry Brutsche John Brutsche Robert Cartwright Wade Cartwright Robert Chapin Clarence Chapman John Cline Raymond Cole Richard Combs George Cowherd Ray Crist Clifton Cross Richard Cross Miriam. SCha1lSS 'IHHK-k41-K-k'k'k4Ik'k-k-kfk-kiiiifk-kid-kfk-kk -if -V- 1' N. H. S. Gold Starts if 1 Charles R. Bishop - - 1937 1 Q William Chandler Ex-1939 Q i Stanley Dosick - - Ex-1941 t 4 Henry Kemper, Jr. - - 1942 4 1 Elver Smith - - - Ex-1944 1' i Andrew Trotter - - 1939 i 4 Nathan Wallens Ex-1939 4 Ross ouip - - - EX-1903 I 211-A-:twin-A-writ:-xxx-:fx-wfwwwxvii 'l'lu- lnoyvs have gone to the colors And we don't know what to sayg 'I'l1e lads we have known and loved Stepped out for the flag todayf' Alumni In Service Beginning with the Class of 1941! Charles Daugherty Charles Dillingham Jack Edwards James Elmer Willliam Ewell Louis Frey Linea Godfrey Wayne Goodsite John Griffin Gordon Hafgdohl Wesley Hall Dick Hamilton Tom I-Iankins Ted Heller Jean Helsel Elizabeth Hester Norbert Holliday John Huber Raymond Jacobs Cornell Kellogg Fred Kemp John Kiser Robert Knapp Lvle Kool-:en Carl La Conte Floren Ia Face Roger La Vigne Marvin Leak Lawrence Le Beau Phillip Lichtsclen Russell Liebhart Bernard Link Charles Link Clarence Luce Wallace Mackin Hale Mason Carl McConkey Bill McCreary Russell McPherson Eddie Meifert Kenneth Miller Harry Mlllrllck Warren Morley Harry Newton Robert Newton Kenneth Nickoli Frank Noble Lyle O'Dell Tom O'Neill James Penick Jack Pigman Junior Pigman Earl Ponting Jack Potter Wesley Preston Art Reilly Harold Renneckar Carl Rhoads Charles Roberts Dick Ross Donald Ryerson Jack Ryerson Richard Schauss James Schlacter William Schlacter Eugene Schnleder Sheldon Seibel Martha Sharfenberg Claude Smith Don Smith James Smith Ray Smith Robert Smith Ted Smith Robert Spoerr Dave Steffani Jack Stein Clinton Stevenson Dave Stockwell Robert Stoneham Charles Stumpf George Van Dette, Jr Willard Wagener Jack Wagner Robert Watson William Weidemaier Walter Wesser Kenneth Wildrnan Winthrop Wildman Bob Witter Robert Woodward Henry Young Ed Ziemke Loris Zuercher Ralph Bell Robert Weidinger Faculty In Service Henry S. Smith Carl H. Seibel NWHI1 l71'0c'don1'S Soil lmc-114151111 our fm-1 Xml I I'l'Ull0lIl.S lmllxlm' Stl'1'2lIllillQ cfm' us. N01-walk High School Built in 1939 'l'l1u Svllool Yom' Begins 4 Sl'lltL'llll7l'I', 191.3 'l'hv l'1OIlNfl2l1i0l1 ol' lCvv1'.v lfrvc State is the U Y, we A S ,t x'-A ' E - . 1:-14 15:- S.-'-54'-13' S 251 1:-1 . 4 1-- Iidlle-afioll of its Youthf' Administration 'CAcln1inist1'afion lmfli respect not to the few but to the multitufle - our form of government is a Deinoeraeyfi l7rineipal 17. N. Stevenson lletly Day Sei-rm-tally S ll peri ntenflent ll. C. Ellis Elsie Miller Secretary Nforwlalk Board Of Education .lzunes E. Cole, President .Xl'illlIl' E. Elmer, Clerk Dorotlmy Furl Ong Ray Gandolf Dr. T. M. Patrick Gladly Would He Le And Gladly Teach. 8I'I1 Lyman Darcy Physical Education Shirley Brown English Adele Andrews Art Center: P. J. Garcia Spanish Dorothy Goodrich World History D. E. Stewart .Nmcrican History FACULTY Madge Mossrnan Latin Frank Jeffreys Assistant Coach Center : Olive Franz English Lucy Hildebrant English FACULTY llillll lAl.Yl'lN'li llusir: l llvln-11 Bl4'l'o1'cl N llomv l'lQ'0ll0lllll'S 1 l llzlrry IC. l'll'ilIlZ Alt't'llilllll'i1l lll'2lWlllg -lillllkk' JUIIUS l,ll.YFll'2ll Ecluualion l'eu1m': V. N. Plclflm-1' .Ullluiics .l. V. lllilll' i'l1ol11isl1'y lil lu-l Foslvr Co1m11o1'cial .Xgatlm Hogan ll00lili00lllIllLf lll'l'llt'l'll llolslcn Shop t,'e11tc1' : A l ice W atson Music llutlx Bell Biology ll. ll. f'll2lllLll0I' Nl2lflll'lll2illl'S CLASS OF President, William Young Football 2, 3, Mgr. 45 Operetta 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu. Council 4 Every Family Has One 3, Class Pres. 4. Man Of The Hour Vice-President, Esther Antrim 4, Vice Pres. 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Swing Feverf' 35 Band, Orch, 1 Honor Roll 2, 35 Mich.-State 2. 3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. 3, 4. Rings On Her Fingers Secretary, Marjorie Miller G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas 2, Vice Pres., 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Treas. 1, Pres. 35 Band, Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep and Dance Band 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Bowling Green Tests 25 Stu. Council 45 Class Sec. 4. Busy Ever With The Crowded Hour. Treasurer, Winifred Auble G. R. 1, 21 G. A. A. 25 Intra- murals 1, 2, 45 Mich.-State 2, 45 Signal 4: Drum Major 1, 2, 45 Orch. 1, 2, 45 The Fighting Littles 45 Lakewood High 35 Class Treas. 4. She Has A Face And A Figure Too. G. R.. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas 3, Pre-s 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 3 Rlobert fC. Adkins Hi-Y, 3, 45 Movies 15 Score Board 45 Music 1. I May Do Something Sentimental Yet. Jack Antrim Hi-Y 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Life Is One Darned Horrid Grind Kathryn Ann Black G. R. l, 2, 3, 4, Ser. Ch. 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 35 Signal 45 Every Family Has One 35 Honor Roll 35 Mich- State 4. 1 Love One and Only One. Clarence Blouse! Vocational 1. 2, 3, 45 Football 4. Entered service in March. Now A Soldier Marches By. 1 Virginia Bracy Band, Orch, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bro- ther Goose 45 'The Fighting Litt1es 4. I Love A Parade. Theodore Ri, Cage Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 1st in district, 3rd in state in World History 25 Swing Fever 35 Stu. Council 45 Soc. Com. 45 Somerset High 15 Jr. Kiwanian 4. Reading Maketh A Full Man Robert Chrigstel Movies 15 Football scoreboard 25 Hi-Y 45 Co-op. 3, 4. Clear As Crystal .. ' - .':::'::': a fx Q 4- ' I . . ,, . 7,2 r as 59 'lr' Ig 'vs f if. ' yew..-.f, 8 .1 ' .,,f., .- V Kathleen Alt G. R. 1, 2, 3, 45 Signal 45 Orch., Pep, Dance, Sym., Bands 1, 2, 3, 4. Number Please Ralph Leonard Bell Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Stu. Council 2, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 entered service in April. As Welcome as tlhe Flowers in May '5 Q Audrey Joanne Bionstelle 1. . ...... Chorus 1, 2. 4: Overetta 1: il ' Style Show 1, 3. ..., ri Short And Snappyg Always ' UM Happy -ia 3. ' ' Kay Boyer 'Q . G. R. 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, , '., ' ,,,' I . .....5. A- EQD' i . .,., ' ' 45 Leaders Club 3- 4, Treas. 45 5 4 - 1 , -1 , Signal 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and 5,,. , Scroll 45 Mich. - State 3, 45 - ' ',, ' Chorus 15 Librarian 35 Honor A ' Q 11 ' R011 3, operetna 1. , oh, Kay! 0. Im John Brutsche Secretary to Principal Goodrich5 entered the service in March. Now He Wears The Navy Blue. Arthfur A. Chandler Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Track 35 Jr. Kiwanian 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Student Council Pres. 45 Amer- ican Legion Essay District award 35 State Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 4. I Shall Not Budge An Inch Davis Signal 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Mich.-State 3, 45 G-. R. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, Operetta 15 Stu. Council 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. I Know What I Like And '1'hat's Enough Jeannette Digby G. R. 23 F. H. A. 2, Historian 2, Signal 1. If You Don't Write, You're Wrong HarryE.Dossin Football 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Beneath You'll Find A Merry Laugh. Mary Catherine Edwards Swing Fever 3, F. H. A. 3, Treas. 31 Style Show 1, 39 Operetta 2. Why Think? By Thinking ' One Grows Old. Vernon Gordon Intramurals 4, Capt. 43 Zanes- ville 1, 2, 3. I-Ie Who Makes No Noise Is Dangerous Gloria Jean Hawley G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, soc. Chm. 3 F. H. A. 1, 23 Marching, Sym- phonic, Pep Bmds 1, 2, 3, 4g Orch. 2, 3, 45 Signal 3, 4. Good Things Come In ' Small Packages. Thomas Heckelman H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Green Tests 2, 35 Jr. Kiwanian 4: Fighting Littles 4. He Has Named All The Birds Without A Gun. Elizabeth Hester F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, G. R. 1, 25 now with the Waes. Atten-shun! 32: f 1 QE: 4':o:v0- R 'E QS' o f ' , 1 1' 'is ,' 'J Q: ge. . ,, if 1 .1 ' zzl ,,:,,,, . , ,..... . czr ,,.. Charles Dillingham Football 43 Intramurals 45 Bas- ketball 4g Entered Navy in March. Thinking Of The Girl I Left Behind Gerald Driesbach Hi-Y 45 Every Family Has Onev 33 Signal 43 Track 2, Fremont Ross High 1. The Bigger They Come The Harder They Fall. Jack Gerken Hi-Y l, 2, 3. 4, Sec. 25 Class Treas. 3, Brother Goose 43 Fighting Litt1es 43 Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Green Tests 13 Amer. Legion Essay 1. He's Little But So Was Napoleon Bernice Gray G. R. 1, 2, 32 Chorus lg Brother Goose 4. Always Sunny, Funny, And Gay Frances Marie Hawk G. R. 1, 2, 33 Band, Orch. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4g Leaders Club 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Fighting Littles 4. Let Me Have An Audienceg I Was Sent To Talk. Jean Helsel G. R.. 3, 4g Honor Roll 4g Phil- ipsburg High 1, 23 Cadet Nurse. Angel Of Mercy. Bud Hiltz Varsity Football 42 Basketball 43 Chorus 2. I Would Rather Be Right Than President. June Hudson F. H. A. 1, 2g Orch. 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep, Symphonic Bands 3, 4g Dance Band 4. As Fair As A Day In June. Opal A. Kelley Signal 41 G. A. A. 4, G. R. 41 Intramurals 3, 4, Fighting Lit- tles' 45 Garrett High 1. No Man Is Born An Artist But Some Women Are. Rzuth Kramb F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Symphonic, Marching Bands 1, 2. 3, 4. My Heart Has Its Love. Elizabeth Lenz G. R. 1. 2, 3. 4, Sec. 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 33 Librarian 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3. Moves A Goddess And Looks A Queen Jack Moore Track 3. 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 42 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 31 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. A Cave Man In Masquerade. Patricia Nabring G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch., March- ing, Symphonic Bands 1, 2, 3, 4. My Love Is Like A Dizziness -No One Else's Biziness. ,, . . . af 5. 'sk :, 55: . 4 1 ,M I it U' 3 if 2 .af 62 4 5925313 is . Q 1 Q23 hw: A ' vi ' ff iisa gzvii' . .-fgi55?555?55': ' f.: 2. . . V- 4541. S 3 lone Isele G. R. 1, 2. Silence ls Golden. Rose K. Kinkel G. R. 4, G. A. A. 43 Brother Goose 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Signal 4: Lincoln High 1, 2. The Marines Have Landed. Gertrude Laman G. R.. 3, 45 Chorus 3, 43 Mas- sillon High 1, 2. Her Left Hand Reveals I-Ier Future. Ervin Linder Vocational 1, 2, 3, 4, co-op. 4. Of Every Noble Work The The Silent Part Is Best. Alfred Morley Orch., Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Signal 3, 4. He Holds The Key - To Success. Raymond Nelson Commercial Course. Built Like A Mosquito Long And Thin. Nina Mae Norton F. H. A. 1, 23 Orch., Marching, Pep, Symphonic Bands 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 3, 4. Nice And Neat. Alfred D. Peirce Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 23 Orch., Marching, Pep, Dance, Sym- phonic Bands 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Signal 1, 2, 3, 4. Music, Maestro, Please! Richard Rneddick Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4. Blood, Sweat, And Tears. Helen Jean Sandow G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soc. Chm. 43 Symphonic, Dance, Pep Bands 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Oper- etta 2, 33 Swing Fever 33 Stu. Council 43 Signal 4. It Is A Comely Fashion To Be Glad. Mary Seibert G. A. A. 2. 3, 43 Leaders Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 33 Mich.-State 1, 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 3, Pres. 33 G. R. 1, 2, 33 Stu. Council 4. The Liveliest Lass That Trips On The Green. Martha Stevenson G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pgm. Chm. 43 G. A. A. 2, 33 Mich.-State 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Brother Goose 43 Bowling Green Tests 1, 2, 3, 4: Signal 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Life Is Too Short To Waste. Charlotte Ann 0'Dom1ell G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 43 F. H. A. 13 Every Family Has One 33 Signal 4. I Came, I Studied, I Graduated. Carol Louise Pool G- R. 1, 2. 3,'4Q Orch., March- ing, Pep. Dance, Symphonic Bands 1, 2, 3, 4. Gayest Of All Gay Girls. Barbara Rule G. R. 1, 23 Orch., Marching, Pep, Dance, Symphonic Bands 1, 2, 3, 43 Swing Fever 33 Signal 4. I Never Met A Man I Didn't Like. Barbara Sclwck G. R 1, 2, 3, 4. Mus. Chm. 43 Marching, Symphonic B-ands 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch. 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Green Tests 1, 2, 33 Swing Fever 33 The Fighting Littles' 43 Signal 1, 2, 3, 43 Signal 1, 2- 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Ease With Dignity. Robert Calvin Stark Orch. 1, 23 Bands 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Sec. 43 Bowling Green Tests 1, 2, 3, 43 Swing Fever 3, Fighting Litt1es 4. You Can't. Keep A Good Man Down. Edna Stewart G. R. 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. She Dips Everything In A Good. Warm, Sunny Smile. Robert A. Stoneham Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, sec. 2, Chorus 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant in Phys. Ed. 2, 3, 4, entered service in April. None But The Brave Deserves The Fair. Mary Tite G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch., Bands 1, 2, 3, 4. Hear Much, Speak Little. Charlotte Weisenberger Chorus 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Style Show 1, 3. A Maiden Fair With Auburn I-lair. Lois A. White Chorus 2, 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic, Dance, Pep Bands 2, 3, 4, Stu. Council 4, Every Family Has One' 3, Signal 1, 2, 3, 4. Her Hea.rt's In The Navy. Kenneth P. Wildman H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta. 1, 2, 3, Marching, Pep, Dance, Symphonic Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Fever 3, Jr. Kiwanian 4, Intramurals 1 2, 3, entered Navy in March. Who Hath Not Served Cannot Command Ilene Wright Harr Sec. in offices of Supt. Ellis and Prin. Goodrich. Oh Promise Me! Marie Timman G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ser. Chm. 3, Treas. 4: G A. A. 2, 3, 4, Leaders 'Club 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Mich.-State 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Brother Goose 4. I Resolve To Be Someone. Mary Joan Tucker G. R. 1. 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3: Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3. Glad That I Live Am I. Dorothy M. Wells G. A. A. 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Librarian 3, 4, G. R. 4, Chorus 3, Cheerleader 4, Mich.-State 3, 4, Signal 4, Mansfield High 1, 2. She Would Fly Through The Air. Franklin Wilcox Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch., Band 1, 2, Swing Fever 3, Bowling Green Tests 2, 3, no tardiness at school. Even His Thoughts Have Wings. Donna Lou Willis G. R. 1, 2, F. H. A. 3, of:-ch., Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operet- ta 1, Style Show 3. I Have Loved Three Dayl Together. Not Pictured Harry Gordon. Gordon Hagdohl. in service. Edwin Ziemke, in service. Front Row: Ralph Janotta, Eugene Dick, Charles Stacey, Tom Burras. Top Row: Bill Geer, Raymond Smith, Dale McPherson, Clarence Bellamy, Front Row: Joan Cage, Doris White, Carol Bedell Agatha Smith, Keith Fish. Y Top Row: Kenneth Beck, Ed Day. Front Row: Jim Stewart, Earl Thorne, Tom Lendrum, Bud Berezin, Dick Van Horn. Top Row: Gale Livengood, Dean Seibel, Charles Uhl. Front Row: Betty Frey, Miriam Liebhart, Mary Nickoli. Middle Row: Lois Fenner, Betty O'Nei11, Noma Hartman. Top Row: Jean Bell, Jean Nicholas, Jo LaConte. Front Row: Emma Godfrey, Mary Alice White, Barbara Thomas. Middle Row: Joan Orr, Dor- othy Heirn, Corrine Zuercher. Top Row: Robert Frey, Grace Squires, Ann Van Benschoten, Charles Sweet. Front Row: Rosemary Seitz, Elizabeth Reilley, Velores Cur- rier. Top Row: Richard Bishman, John White, Don Daugherty, Carl Carnabuci, Wallace Jacobs. Front Row: Doris Cook, Ja- net Mack. Middle Row: Phyllis Pfeiffer, Virginia Humiston, Frances Wilcox, Regina Schaechterle, Martha Frey. Top Row: Jean Shurmer, Donna Munson, Doris Jeffer- son, Rosemarie Hoyt, Virginia Meyers. Front Row: Shirley O'Dell, Betty Homan, Helen MacDon- ald. Middle Row: Juanita Crou- ser, Thelma Ott, Mary Bedell. Top Row: Mildred Latting, Jane Knoll, Adeline Lierenz, Helen Youse. Front Row: Don Reilly, Bill Walker. Middle Row: Bob Malcolm, Charles Jones, Fred Hoyt. Top Row: Bob Gharville, Dick Folk, Bill Terry, Dick Sommers, Bud Fell. N Front Row: Treva Ritchey, Front Row: Harold Christel, Irene Burke, Dorothy Uhl, Ilah Robert Offenburger, Jack Hiltz, Linder. George Reilley. Back Row: David Spaid, Alfred Back Row: Ross Borgia, Don Weisenberger, Lloyd Smith. I-Iansburger, Robert Nelson. Front Row: James Flood, Harry McKain, Floyd Watts, Herbert Schick. Top Row: Robert O'Dell, Herbert Pfeiffer, Gordon Schaechterle, Lawrence Franklin, Dean Wobser. Center Front Row: Lenore Feicht, Patricia Bell, Kathryn Bleile, Charles Sharfenlburg. Top Row: Ed. Smith, Joe Borgia, Kenneth Hackett, Bill Patrick, Don Stoutenburg, John Holman. Lower Front Row: Margaret O'Donnell, Aura Von Seggern, Barbara Hepp, Martha Leak. Back Row: Arvin Elligson, Kenneth Bell, Louis Nardechia, Paul I-Iaupricht, Donald Ott. Front Row: Carl Neuberger, Donald Boles, Charles Chandler, Robert White. Back Row: Paul Ross, Emmit Gray, Paul Hepp. Center Front Row: Pat May, Marilyn Wagner, Marceil Ensminger, Jeanne Hackett, Elsie Hes- ton, Maxine Ingmire, Sue Jane Hummon. Middle Row: Martha Gross, David Ballard, Ralph Ritzenthaler, Ronald Rogers, Joyce Hamer, Louise McPherson. Top Row: Alberta Carter, Mary Fenner, Joane Pressing, Barbara Balduff, Kathryn O'Donnel1, Hazel Wannemacher. Lower Lavonna Huber, Effie Dent, Ruth Timman, Laura Von Seggern, Mardellef Wright, Maxine Bartholomew, Betty Meifert. Front Row: Doris McKain, Mary Bundren, Evelyn Black, Marilyn Black, Pat Pfeiffer, Helen Scriver. Middle Row: Ted Goodell, Don Massie, Paul Wright, El- mer Zieker, Russ Antrim. Top Row: Bill Smith, Otto Perry. .,,V,.,,,..,.. W. Front Row: George Kinkel, Eleanor Hester, Virginia Show- ers, Lena McGuckin, Karl Riggs, Donald Weisenberger. Middle Row: Charles Rhine- hart, Dick Furlong, Bob Pleas- nick, Earl Hayes, Hollis Ens- minger. Top Row: Randall Coon, Jim Brutsche, Bob Geer. Front Row: Phyllis Drago- mer, Alice Delamater, Margaret Avery, Betty Sellinger, Yvonne Currier. Top Row: Marjorie Bell, Joanne Wilcox, Kathryn Schneider, Evelyn Burras, De- lores Kearney. f N g,Q,,, ,gf,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,. , V. . . 5 Q . ,, fe ., , . .,f?,, ' ,. .V J swf i 1 4 1. 1' VV V V QV.: -, ' 1 wg 3073 Mfg? V . ers - 52 ,. . 'QE ' Q . oefvvgfwsg K Qs? ZV MW , SK? Q, Mugs' an A we .au Q' 'H 'in Q? Vmv ' M iiiA'a'2 ffiui . - , V - V. t ' l .- x A 1. it - A QQ Q V ,, .Q 1 Q, .. V V . V- .M V , Vs. I V . s,a,Va,4,i..VXV-aa, V ' ,V ,Q-s+25e,eV1'. V . X Q . , 1 Q , .' W 2 Q Qzig H tl 5 , , Q. V Q , . . - , , V Q ' Q Q jf Q. V- Q 2' ' f'- Q ., Q. Q QQ. .Q Q ,NQQ . QQ QQ Q Q QQQ . ...,. ,..,,...., - -' Q Q Q ' QQ Q, ,Q QQ ,Q , ,Q VQ Q QQ iw ,g: '12 ' ' V ' K' . .. - , - 'f 1-1 Z, ., .V Vi VQ QI. Q - 3, Q. QQ gg, 1 . QQQ 3 Q fl ' . , 1 ' , V Q - ff-V . L 1: V '1 211 V' QV I .,: . i 1 'V ' .. V. 1 3 -. VV: - 'i ilfflij QQ .. V... 1 - ,Q , V V: Q A ,V Q Q ' 1. is Q ,I Q - -7 1.2 .- V- VQQ.3- Q 3, ,1 1 1 -V , Q fi V , ff. ' , 'CSV' f- ' , ,, '. .V 22: . V: V ' 'f gi, 5 ' , ' I :'. '. 31 , 'Til 6, , ,., MQ QQ . Q Q Q .ii Q 5 V. . Q V, , Q ,Z , . ,Q Q ., . , QQ .,QQQ, Q. Q: QQ M Q Q QQ Q Q Q ., .. .. - f , V, Q ,Q Q if ,f QQ, .. ,. .QQ QQ V, QQ 5. . . 5 Q QQ Q ,I el VQ: Front Row: Katherine Lierenz, Mildred Sweet, Constance Helsel. Top Row: Mabel Shoemaker, Lois Barr. Center Front Row: Betty Garner, Frances Ensminger, Shirley Pig- man. Top Row: Barbara Bell, Ros- elrnan Heston, Delmar Jefferson. Lower Front Row: Louise Nevin, Lila Peabody, Joy Heath, Dorothy McKain, Violet Hartman. Top Row: Jack Dawson, Tom Cruse, Larry Gandolf. Front Row: Marion Hergatt, Merle MeConkey, Bob Summerlin, Bob Shelley. Middle Row: Bob Barnes, Orville Smith, Russell Morley, George Sisson, Tom Finch, Don Sweet. Top Row: Walter Meagrovlg Roger Hall, Center Front Row: Mildred Palmer, Mable Doughty, Betty Witter. Top Row: Dean Meyer, Ted Heckelman, Edgar Page, Wilbert Lawrence. Lower Front Row: Donna Sarr, Mary June Orr, Mary Ellen O'Dell, Pa- tricia Tite. Middle Row: Dean Wilde, James Frey, Ned Gerken, Bob Combs. Top Row: Cyril Dawson, Don Jackson, Earl Clark, Charles Knoll. ACTIVITIES A '1 Front Row: Marilyn Black, Evelyn Black, Emma Front Row: Louse Nevin, Janet Mack, Barbara Grace Godfrey, Kathryn Bleile. Hepp. Aura Von Seggern, Barbara Balduff. Middle Row: Betty Homan, Delmar Jefferson, Miss Middle Row: Mabel Doughty, Betty Garner, McCord, Advisor, Effie Dent, Laura Von Seggern. Kathryn Schneider, Virginia Meyer, Joy Heath. Top Row: Ruth Timman, Mardelle Wright, Top Row: Betty O'iNeill, Margaret O'D0nne11 I.-aVonna Huber, Alberta Carter. Rosemary Seitz, F. ll. A. is a. Home llleononiies Cluh. Those girls who wish to gain additional knowledge of Home Economies and to Carry on home projeets form the elub. Meetings are held twice eaeh month. There are five degrees to he attained and these are based, on achievement. The highest degree, as the name signifies, is Future Homemaliers of America. There are thirty members in the Club. The adviser is Miss McCord, the home economies teacher. Officers of F. H. A. Ruth Timman -- President. Shirley O'Dell -- Vice President. Mardelle Wright - Secretary. Betty Homan -' Treasurer. Marilyn Black - Historian. 'llieie air lllfllli seveiiiy-five lllOllllJ0l'S of Girl Reserves this - Q ,--1' 2 'A.1', ,. W Girl Reserves tl mar 111es 111 f 1 held ez1cl1 'l'11cscl:1y after sclmol. Everv iree or oui mall time has been il service or social meeting Junior Senior D. E. Stewart, Sponsor: Pete Morley, Vice President Bob Stark, Treasurer, Ken- neth Wildman, President. Front Row: Marie Tim- man, Treasurerg Esther An- trim, President, Sue Hum- mon, Social Chairman, lst Sem. Middle Row: Carol Be- dell, Asst. Program Chair- man, Phyllis Pfeiffer, Vice President: Kathryn Black, Service Chairman, 2nd Sem.g Elizabeth Lenz, Secretary. Back Row: Pat Bell, Ser- vice Chairman, lst Sem.: Helen Jean Sandow, Social Chairman, 2nd Sem.: Miss Mossman, Advisorg Martha Stevenson, Program Chair- man: Barbara Schock, Mu- sic Chairman. Freshman - Soph. David Ballard, Program Committee, Floyd Watts, Program 'Chairmang Bill Patrick, President, John Holman, Secretaryg Kenneth Hackett, Vice President, Mr. Blair, Sponsor. Fl'CSlIlllilll-S0l7ll0lll0l'U Zllltl .l1111io1'-Senior Hi-Y have lmfl il vm-1'-1' Slli'i'0Sil'lll 'vvz1r in both 111e11'1locrsliip and activ- ities. 'l'l1c clulm is 011011 to all lligli scl1o0l boys and is 1111clc-1' S1l0llSOl'Sl1lll of M 1'. Stewart and Mr. Blair. Junior-Senior Hi-Y Officers for 1944-1945 l'resicle11t .......... Dean Seibel Qk Vice President .. Gale Livengood V See- llreas. .... . . . lfcitli Fish THE SIGNAL s 'Sf :0Q film!!! ,0 dh fK945gqor3 Editor: Virginia Davis. Business Manager: Bill Patrick. News Editor: Barbara Schock: News Staff: Martha Gross, Corrine Zuercher, Al Peirce, Patsy Pfeiffer, Dick Furlong. Alumni Editor: Martha Stevenson. Feature Edito1': Grace Squires: Feature Staff: Kay Boyer, Bob Frey, Lois White, Helen Jean Sandow. Sports Staff: Dean Seibel, Tom Lendrum, Kathryn Black. Business Staff: Joanne Pressing, Phyllis Pfeiffer, Ilene Wright Harr, Kathleen Alt. Winifred Augle, Rose Kinkel, Charlotte O'Donnell, Charles Chandler, Pete Morley, Virginia Bracy, John Holman, Kenneth Hackett, Regina Schaechterle, Larry Gandolf. Art Editor: Anne Van Benschoten: Art Staff: Gloria Hawley, Jean Ann Shurmer, Opal Kelley, Gerald Dreisbach, Ted Goodell. Typists: Joan Tucker, Barbara Rule, Frances Hawk, Dorothy Wells. Advisor: Mrs. Franz. Photography for this Annual was done by: Dorothy Wells, Gerald Dreisbach, Ted Gooclell, Kay Boyer, Opal Kelley, Mrs. Franz, and Bateham's Studio. Picture Mounting by: Bob Adkins, Ralph Janotta, Mrs. Franz. mrmzhmzm Q1-l l-L. A9 G. SGRVGLL O O 0 Iournalistic Honor Society Vlllfllllil llavis liailmra Schock .Xnnv Yan llviiscliotcii Blartlm Stcvensoii HI'2ll'l' Squires Illiyllis Pfeiffer Kay Boyer Ili-an Seibel Robert Frcly Annual Press Banquet Virginia Bracy The Feast is Spread Speaker Mr. A. E. David Leads The Songs And Mrs. David Mrs. Watson at Piano Virginia Davis, Editor Grace Squires, Features SIGNAL Dorothy Wells Photographer Art Staff Opal Kelley iloria Hawley e Van Benschoten n Ann Shurmer erald Dreisbach Ted Goodell V , , , Staff Members Pete Morley Al Peirce John Holman Dick Furlong Bill Patrick Runs the Business Dean Seibel Sports Editor in Action Staff Members Tom Lendrum Robert Frey Charles Chandler Kenneth Hackett iathryn Black Ilene Harr an Jean Sandow Kathleen Alt 'ginia Bracy, Regina Schaechterle, Barbara Schock, News Joanne Pressing, Charlotte O'Donne1l Lois White, Corrine Zuercher Kay Boyer, Features Martha Gross, Phyllis Pfeiffer, Patsy Pfeiffer Martha Stevenson, Alumni Winifred Auble, Rose Kinkel Center Typists: Barbara Rule, Frances Hawk, Dorothy Wells, Joan Tucker STUDE T COUNCIL 5 tif - if 41 vga I ' W QB'-S ' T5 Sig Gangway! Pvc Got a Date To Keep What's Your Hurry, You Can't Skip School A af , ta U fa' . p X 'S 1 4-1 JE-2-ifE'E7!f: .... 4 This ls A Sad State Of Affairs 7 mp N V 471' N ' i 21-iff? f- 0 , ' I: , i . .t k X 1 X U E f I 'S ' , f vu., ., - , X-LZ, - 7 - ww T no Do They Really Mean lt? No, They Never Do. Student Council is the youngest organization in the school. This has been the first successful attempt at student government. .X constitution has been put into effect and officers elected. Art ttil3llLllOF is presidentg Dean Seibel, vice-presidentg Marjorie Miller, secretary. Eldon King. history teacher, was the faculty advisor for a time. Later Principal Stevenson took over his duties. The Social Uommittee has been most successful in operating dances and school affairs. Other committees are the Student Hearing and Assembly Uommittees. All home rooms and student activities are represented on the Council. Members of the Council Presidents ol' Home Representatives From Rooms Home Rooms l reslmu-n Freshmen Dick liroxvn June Orr Ned Gerlven Robert i,l02lSlllCli Marjorie Rell lietty Sellinger Sophomorcs Uharles Chandler Ronald Rogers liouisc McPherson Donald Ott Juniors Roh 'Frey Dean Seibel Dale McPherson Seniors Ralph Bell Arthur Chandler Marjorie Miller Yvonne f'urrier Bob Kohlmeyer Evaltvn Rurras Orville Smith Sophomores Martha Gross David Ballard Robert White Joyce Hamer Juniors Ann VanBensehoten Miriam Liebhart Betty Frey Seniors Mary Seibert Trois White Gloria Hawley Members Of Organized Clubs Sr. Hi-Y Ted Cage Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y Bill Patrick G. R. Helen Jean Sandow Patsy Pfeiffer G. A. A. and Leaders Club Grace Squires F. H. A. Evalyn Rurras Signal Virginia Davis Chorus ' Bill Young Rand and Orchestra Carol Pool HO ORS State General Scholarship Test For , A ' Seniors In Huron County 6 9 'rea cage ................................. First ' Arthur Chandler .... .. Second ,fx Robert Stark .... .... 'l 'hird ' Martha Stevenson . ..... Sixth ' f f44 Barbara Sehoek . . . . . . Seventh 7 J, Franklin vviim . .. Eievfenfii llc both ant get the prize. Ohio State Psychological Tests Martha Stevenson, 1944 Robert Stark, 19441- Ted Cage, 1944 Grace Squires: 1945 Lois White, 1944 Martha Gross, 1946 Arthur Chandler, 1944 liarry Gandolf, 1947 Barbara Schock, 1944 American Legion .Essay Contest Ken-Bur-Bel Post Ned Gerken, 1947 Doris White, 1945 Charles Chandler, 1946 .Tohn Thomas Lendruiu, 1945 Sue Jane Hummon, 1946 Martha Stevenson, 1,944 District Award John Thomas Lendrum Five Ranking Seniors Arthur Chandler Martha Stevenson Marjorie Miller Virginia Davis Martha Stevenson Kay Boyer Barbara Schoek Grace Squires Kenneth Wildman Arthur Chandler Ted Cage Quill and Scroll Junior Kiwanians Barbara Sehoek Lois White Dean Seibel Anne Van Bensehoten Phyllis Pfeiffer Robert Frey Tom Heekelrnan Robert Stark Bill Young National Honor Society Elections too late for publication LIBRARIANS Librarians y N' Z f my N Front Row: Dorothy Wells, Joan Cage, Eliz- QT' mp abeth Reilly, .lo LaConte. V f - X1 5 fam Q Q9 2 QA Top Row: Marie Timman, Nina Norton, Eliz- ga f Q' JR Z 2 Q ' ebeth Lenz, Martha Frey, Charlotte ODonnell, Q i ' 2' Z E f L Vclores Currier, Janet Mack. 1 1 ' If 5 f Q , 2 ea 6 Y Z f , f. Z 2 e 5 7 K Projection Crew Front Row: Nickey Markes, Ed. Smith. Top row: Ted Goodell, Dick Furlong, Cyril Dawson, Don Stoutenberg, Ed. Page, Fred Hoyt, Bob Nelson, Herbert Schick. PROJ ECTING CREW LQQQZ, ff Sak ,ZA K 2 , Q WR ,J 1 Q 425 Aff is XFX, 471 ?ff'ffLW U V , dp 164 AA V mmwx k MUSIC 3 4, A .,-- i fx I4:':: '..:., ... ..... A- f:f': 'Dr' f. . ,.A 4A,, 4W4 ii ,4 ,A : : X ..A ,v - 0 Q f . For-Qtr ' 'IZ f ix M line , CHORUS QXJWQ? X gf Front Row: Sue Hummon, Pat May, Marilyn Wagner, Martha Gross, Joanne Pressing, Barbara Schock, Donna Munson, Mrs. Watson, director, Boris White, Marceil Ensminger, Virginia Meyer, Phyllis Pfeiffer, Vir- ginia Humiston, Lois Fenner, Helen MacDonald. Seeond ROW: Audrey Bonstelle. Jeanne Hackett, Louise, McPherson, Shirley Pigman, Anne Van Benschoten, Shirley Kelley, Alice Delamater, Hazel Wannemacher, Phyllis Dragomore, Betty Witter. Third Row: Betty Lou Garner, Pat Bell, Donna Sarr, Mary O'De1l, Grace Squires, Helen Gatrell, Jean Ann Shurmer, Lois White, Barbara Balduff, Margaret Avery, Mary Fenner, Pat Pfeiffer. Fourth Row: Bill Terry, Jack Moore, Fred Hoyt, Corrine Zuercher, Opal Kelley, Mary Rose Cooper, Ger- trude Laman, Mary Edwards, Regina Schaechterle, Miriam Liebhart, Emma Grace Godfrey, Ted Goodell, Dave Ballard, Floyd Watts. Top Row: Bob Combs. Kenneth Beck, Kenneth Hackett. Gale Livengood, Cyril Dawson, Bob Stark, Bill Young, Dick Reddick, Verne Gordon, Bill Patrick, John Holman, Wilbur Lawrence, Jack Dawson, Dick Furlong. SEXTETTE Barbara Thomas Phyllis Pfeiffer Donna Munson Virginia Humiston Joanne Pressing Carol Bedell ORCHESTRA This .war's oi'c'lwsti'a luis liven on an high artistic lc-vel. lmving il peilect SX'IllPil0llll: instru- Jiicutaition. 'l'lu- group has given an Sllllliilll' 2llii,l'l'll0Oll llou1' oi' Music- :iml Iilziyvml for the Spring' Festival f10Ill'l'l'Jf. Music was iAlll'lliSll0fl also for the full :mil Slll'illg1'lli2l1l'S :xml for the com- munity and war ehest drives. Violins: Kathleen Alt, Leroy Cross, Marjorie Miller, Mary Tite, Gloria Hawley, Ilah Linder, Jane Henderson, Dorothy Granger, Evelyn Black, Marilyn Black, Virginia Showers, Marilyn Collier, Mary June Orr, Frances Hawk, Nina Norton, Joyce Hamer, Barbara Hawley, Jean Bedell, Lenore Rees, and Jeanette Woodworth. Violas: Joanne Orr, Winifred Auble, Donna Lou Willis, June Hudson. Cellos: Ruth Kramb, Patricia Nabring, Jean Nicholas, Shirley O'Dell, Ivalyn Ford, Joanne Wilcox. Base Violas Mary Alice White. Donn Stoutenburg. Woodwinds: Frances Wilcox, Virginia Nabring, Eleanor Hes- ter, Barbara Rule, Alfred Morley, Rosemarie Hoyt, Charles Rhinehart. Brass Virginia Bracy, Herbert Schick, Al Pierce, Bud Berezin, Karl Riggs, Nickey Markes, Tom Cruse, Gordon Schaechterle. Herbert Pfeiffer. Percussion: Carol Pool, Professor Laycock, Betty Homan, Robert Smith, Margaret Kelley. MARCHING BAN Marching Band has perfoiwned for outdoor events such as The footbziil gaines. ildilcationai Week parade. and parades on Arniistico Day, Army Day. and Meniorizil Day. Symphonic 'Band has presented several free eoiicfoiis on Siiiiday 2lH'lxl'llOOilS and pz1i'ticipa'r0ri in the Spring Festival program. Pep Band playccl for basketball games. Bond and lied Cross drives :ii the ilwzitii- and the school, and for the Aiiiwicziii Legfion initiation. First Row: Phyllis Bauman, Vivian Shephard, Lenore Feicht, Lila Miller, Barbara Bowen, John Almendinger, Charles Collier, Jim Stark, Winifred Aufble, Virginia Bracy, Jack Twaddle, Gloria Hawley, Donna. Sarr, Margaret Kelley, Joyce O'De1l, Edgar Page, Karl Riggs, Shirley Oberg, Marilyn Collier. Second Row: Denny Vaughn, Joanne Orr, Elea- nor Hester, Virginia Showers, Frances Wilcox, Dor- othy Granger, Jeannette Woodworth, Lois Chapin, Barbara Eaton, Virginia Nabring, Bill MacDonald, Keith White, Harriet Orebaugh, Barbara Schock, William Kemper, Herbert Brown, June Hudson, Mary Alice White, Evelyn Black, Marilyn Black, Patricia Tlte. Third Row: Harry Berezin, Herbert Schick, Nicky Markes, Charles Sharfenburg, Gordon Schaechterle, Kenneth Hackett, James Flood, Mary Joan Tucker, Mary Tite, Shirley O'Dell, Jean Nicholas, Corrine Zuercher, Treva Ritchey, Kathleen Alt, Helen Jean Sandow, Nina Norton, Donna Lou Willis, Patricia Nahring, Barbara Rule, Herbert Pfeiffer, Mary June Orr, Rosemarie Hoyt. Fourth Row: Joe Borgia, David Spaid, Donn Stoutenburg, Leroy Cross, Regina Schaecterle, Frances Hawk, Alfred Morley, Robert Stark, Tom Cruse, Robert Pleasnick, Charlotte Weisenberger, Ruth Kramb, Robert Smith, Joanne Wilcox, Miriam Leiblhart, Betty Homan, Carol Pool, Lois White, Kenneth Wildman, Kathryn Bleile, Charles Rhinehart, Marjorie Miller, Bill Young, Al Pierce. Top Row: Phyllis Dragomer, Treva Ritchey, Director Laycock, Jean Bedell, Yvonne Currier. BANDS SYMPHONIC BAND First Rowz Pete Morley, Regina Schaechterle, Frances Wilcox, Kathleen Alt, Eleanor Hester, Bar- bara Bowen, Joan Orr, Mary Alice White. Second Row: Mary Orr, Joan Tucker, Patricia Nabring, Bill McDonald, Donna Sarr, Herbert Schick, Johnny Almendinger, Mary Tite, Dorothy Gran- ger, Virginia Bracy, Charles Rhinehart, Barbara Schock, Marilyn Collier, Donna Lou Willis, Pa- tricia Tite. Gloria Hawley, Rosemarie Hoyt. Third Row: Frances Hawk, Joan Wilcox, Kath- ryn Bleile, Ruth Kramb. Shirley O'Dell, Joe Borgia, Keith White, Corrine Zuercher, Bill Young, Karl Riggs, Al Peirce, Shirley Oberg, Charles Col- lier, Bob Stark, Jim Flood, Dolores Kearney, Bar- bara Rule, Lila Miller, Jean Nicholas, Kenneth Hackett, Marjorie Miller, Bill Kemper, Lenora Feicht, Virginia Showers. Fourth Row: June Hudson, Nina Mae Norton, Herbert Phieffer, Miriam Liebhart, Ed. Smith, Carol Pool, Betty Homan. Mr. Laycock. Lois White, Jim Stark, Gordon Schaechterle, Tom Cruse, Nickey Marks. Absent: Helen Jean Sandow, Don Stoutenburg, Kenneth Wildman. PEP BAND Front Row: Patricia Nabring. Donna. Lou Willis, Pete Morley, Regina Schaechterle, Frances Hawk, Virginia Showers. Frances Wilcox, Kathleen Alt, Barbara Bowen, Mary Orr. Rosemarie Hoyt, Joan Orr, Mary Alice White. Second Row: Charles Rhinehart, Barbara Schock, Bob Stark, Kenneth Wildman, James Flood, Barbara Rule, Jean Nicholas, Marjorie Miller, Herbert Schick, Mary Tite. Helen Sandow, Virginia Bracy. Third Row: Nickey Marks, Tom Cruse, Jim Stark, Robert Pleasnick, Herbert Phieffer, June Hudson, Bud Berezin, Bill Young, Al Peirce. Standing: Miriam Leibhart, Betty Homan, Mr. Laycock, Carol Pool, Lois White. Hill-Billy Martha Stevenson Opal Kelley lxathleen Alt Trio Gordon Stoneham, Young, Jack Gerken Twins Morley and in Sammy c:lil'OiCllCI' Goose Old Glory CASTS OF CHARACTERS BROTHER CHOOSE THE FIGHTING LlTTLES Fall Play Spring Play brother goose ............ Bob Frey C nol, his 15 year olrl sister . Phyllis Pfeiffer his hrother ..... . . . . . . . . . Jack Gerlcen llx ninth, lns little sister ..... Bernice Gray mn, who quits ....,...... Marie 'Finnnan D ', ' - vs to the reseue .. .... .. lc, X who mint a Sontliern c-liarn S ih. a colored inaicl l nore, who has plans Martha Stevenson ier ...... Rose Kinkel . . . . . , Virginia Braey . . . . . . . Jean Nicholas ll 'l'rinnner, of the Wee Blue lnns .... .. Regina Seliaeeliterle inclc llrirer, who is plenty mad . .... . . . . . . . . . Bob Malcolm Director: Miss .Xlniatina ..... . Olita .... Filnier .... llililll llllers . Mr. Little Goody ...... Mrs. Little .. Antoinette .. tl n elcoo .... Screwball . . . llenriette ...... Norman Peel .. llicvlay llarpeclclle Nlrs. llarpeddle Miss Pologa Mossman lloris .leflierson Virginia lil'2lC'y .. .laeli iiltl'lil'll Gale liirengoofl 'lloin lA'll1ll'Lllll . lliinnie ,Xnhle llarlmra S4-lioeli . Betty llolnan .. l'.ois Fenner ....... Joan Cage lbonna Munson . Robert Stark lloni llec-lcelinnn lllranc-es l ln wk Opal Kelly . 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Ziemke ' Lower: Roger Hall Jim Stewart 1943 RECORD LETTERMEN Opp. Nor. Shelby . . . 42 0 Ashland . . . 39 0 Berea . . . 32 6 Bellevue . . . 36 6 Willard . ... . 24 6 llort fllinton .. 74 9 Ohcrlin . .. . 38 0 Front Row Cleft to rightlg Dick Sommersg Charles Sweetg Kenneth Becky Jake Hallg Ross Borgiag Joe Borgiag Charles Staceyg Bill Terryg Alfred Peirce: Bud Hiltzg Bud Fell: Don Reilly Middle Row: Mr. Pfeiffer, head coachg Tom Lendrumg Jim Brutscheg Ralph Janottag Bob Charvilleg Donald Daughertyg Louis Nardecrhiag Jim Stewartg Ed Ziemkeg Gale Livengoodg Bob Shelley: Dale Mc- Phersong Bill Geerg Mr, Jeffrey, assistant coach. Top Row: Bob Malcolm, managerg Jack Hiltzg Charles Knollg Russell Morleyg Don Sweetg Wilbur L-awrenceg Jack Kreinbihlg Harry Dawsong Bill Young and Ed Meifert, managers. VAR ITY FOOTBALL Gale Livengood James Stewart Robert Shelley Charles Stacey Kenneth Beck Louis Nardeechia Don Daugherty Bill Young William Terry Joe Borgia Tom liendrum Rnd Fell llon Rcilley lid Zicmlcc .Xl Peirce MANAGER lfddie Meifert Ross Borgia Roger Hall Richard Sommers Charles Sweet Bud Hiltz Tom Burras Ralph J anotta Robert Malcolm 1 TRAMUR L BASKETB LL nn intramuralhhasketballileague was or- TEAMS ganlzed tlus year in which sixty high school , boys participated. Six teams were organized, 1 Bums 1 Binders N each team playing one to two games per week. ioddlckf Capt' Monghamf Lapt In addition to these six teams, the Junior Moore, Jack Borgla' R' Iligh Varsity was added to the league. Ballard Rell, R' ' I llaupricht Ott All of the teams showed much improvement Reiuy, Don P-mnklin during the season in scoring and ball handling. Smith, Ed. Gprkenq J. 'l'his was quite evident in the scores of the Summerlin Hackett games. 'Phe early season game scores were in Gage the teens and twenties. Later in the season Bombers mark several teams scored over titty points and Sommers Capt game scores in the forties were common. Frev, Boi, ' Cowboys 'l'he outstanding team was undoubtedly the Dick ' Meitert, Capt. ltangers. Not considered very strong at first Walder Ottenhurger they soon developed into a fast passing and Stark liendrum hard playing organization. An indication of Wilcox Terry the Ranger's strength can be seen in the fact Tlhl Jones that they placed four men on the All Star Reilly, George Page team. One ot' these men, Ralph Janotta, was Morley, R. the outstanding player of the league. Janotta Pirates Finch cornered every individual record. He made Stagey, Capt- Dawson, C. the most points during the season, 140. Scored Bellamy Hoyt the most points in a single game, 27. Made Gerken, N. the most points during the tournament, 49. Dayvson, J. Scored the most points in a single tournament Folk flflmft, 23. McPherson The basketball league was under the direc- Furlong tion ot Lyman Darcy, instructor in physical Bllffas A education. H9Ck9lm-WU, Tom Final Standings , Team Won Lost Pct. ca. Rangers . ............ 11 3 .786 51 Boiuhers . . . 9 4 .692 Jr. Hi. .. . 7 4 .636 X Raiders . . 7 5 .583 N0 Pirates . . 4 6 .400 f Bums . . 2 s .200 xlox Uowhoys . . . 0 9 .000 av Dx ,, f A 9 1N1'RAMURAL CHAMPIONS rg ' Q -ga T2 BASKETBALL 1943-44 Lim, ' 1 yll, f My is y. Verne Gordon, Capt. i 5 X Ralph Janotta , . 'mx 1:01191-f Malcolm 1 f X, Ray Palmer if ,,.,, , 2 . Jack Antrim s 4 L! Emmet Grey tl ' X Jim Frey 'Hi' Xxx S ff Harry Dos in ,,- d, Q3 Front Row: Jimmie Blacklburn, Waterboyg Jim Stewartg Jack Gerken, Manager. Chuck Sweetg Art, Chandlery Gale Livengoodg Dean Seibel: Back Row: Bob Shelleyg Merle Mc'Conkeyg Bill Patrickg Chuck Chandlerg Ken Beckg Bud Hiltzg Walter Meagrowg Bnd Fell: Don Sweetg Gordon Schaechterleg Jake Hallg Cal Pfeiffer, Coach. AR ITY The vzigo soaison of 1511! ended with QIllllt'S won ln' Xorwullc lligh :incl nine lost. Norwalk lmcl ai good team, hut Port Clinton :incl Helleviim- had very fine teams. 1-:isillv took first plzwe: l o1't Flinton, sooo tlflll. Uhr-rlin . . ,Xshlanrl . .. llonroeville . llalion . St. l'zn1l's . llellvvlle . Willard . Nlanstuc-lrl . . llort Ulinton Freinont . . . . llellovile . .. Willzircl . .... Port Clinton . St. l,2llll'S .. Ulu-rlin , . Points . ln the liittle Big lfonr league Bellevue nd: Norwalk, Itlnrcl: :incl ll'illarfl. the eellar posi- BASKETBALL six t'oac'h Pfeiffer eloserl his eoacflling at Nor- walk in April. Although Val has taken up new work as a hook salesman. it will be surprising it he does not sometime take up the task as mentor again. A protege ot his wrote reeently from an Army camp, Calls the host darn coach in the eoiintryfi Norwalk 2lQ'l'i'C'S with that sentiment. SCORES N HS Opponents . . . 1 . 27 33 ill 53 32 23 . 28 40 . 33 30 . '26 37 . 26 16 -15 GG '37 47 ll 57 . '22 37 -M 35 '10 G2 . 5-lr 15 . . 38 32 . . 529 532 GIRL. ' BA KETBALL Nl l'l'l'.Y Widow Girls l5i'oy's l+'igI1im's 'l'lmmic1'- birds Slop Siiofs lielcafs Nic'kcy's Devil Dogs Tigers Super Wild Cats .camlvrs GIRLS' ATHLETICS Girls' Nxiiiiiitioii Club UIHSS Qual Qiiarivi' Scene ol' Nlivliigmi Stats- Gaim- Jilililit Jones I 'liysi cal liciilcatioii I liSi'I'lll'i'0I' UIIIU Mli'iIIG.XY Ohio State Michigan Top Row: Alberta Carter, Dorothy Wells, Top Row: Virginia Davis, Doris Jeffer- f '-ffi Winnie Auble, Mary Seibert, captain, son, Kathryn Black, Virginia Humiston. Front Row: Frances Wilcox, Kathryn Front Row: Ruth Tirnman, Esther An- -Ei rzffslr.. Bleile, Mary Jane Nickoli, Kay Boyer. trim' captain, Marie Timman. Absent: D OHI1 8, Munson . Leaderls Club Top Row: Mary Jane Nickoii, Mary Seibert, president, Kathryn Black Esther Antrim, vice president, Virginia Davis, Dorothy Heim, Marie Timman, secretary, Frances Hawk. 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I idx 1011 1 1 111111111 Ilagrlm X ,,v U1 l'l1c NYJNX C'l1:11 Tops nhl SOME SENIOR SNAPS 'I'3111'l llilfx In His Wiiifoi' Outfit Rm1di1'Iq,l'Qi1'cc. Gerkcn Young, iiK'l'iiC11 Afton Sci' 'l'he Siyles A Picnic liv1111vtl1 Xviililllilll I11 Svrvivc Uvntcr Nd. Zimnkc Now In Scrvive H011 Sfonoham J oi nod Army .X ir Corps. QUITE INFORMAL Silver llust Twins lllfblll Ma1'yl'ldwardS Bathing livzullivs lfktlwr mul Varol Uruso Mary llosc- Uoopvr livllqv :xml All Do ar lim-ar llug Chews .luanila Urousor ll'1'ov0s Handy lim-ss Whose? Roh l 1'o'v and Martha That Some Folks Rmll-v Sl'0Y0l'lSOTI D0 Some Real Do Study llvlwarsing For Brother Goose I'1111111111l Gooc11'i1Al1. Goo1'Q0 1 , X11 h111g'To11 C1111-121, Nddic AROUND THE TOWN iI'111'1' - f'z1ll 011 'l'l10 I5z11'l1:11'11 SK'llUl'li, Luis WI1i11- H11 XyiIld0W 1 ' - 1 f111'ls 111 fillllli Hlllllblbillgf. Zlllll Ilmv? a rd 'Kay I1o.v01', Elizzlln-H1 1.1-11x 111111111 IMI. P11111 Nl111'I1g1' 51111111 G11 X11 1'1 1111111 lvl! WI '11 911111 11111 VJ i'o111l1 U 1-. 1 . 1 f'1111i111': ll'1 1111 f s 11t 'I'l111 Kinks .Xslx NI111'j111'11- Nlill111' 211111 Ullill rvh, lxa-H1-Vx' XXl1z1i s Ill llhlt 'Big' I Rox Kitty .Xl l1111111ds X 4'01'n0r COMMENCEME T COMMENCEMENT i CALENDAR Baccalaureate Service Nlm-Iiimlisi f'illll'f'il SOI'lllUH Hy lic-Y. Siillliif l'. Siziil ol' llw l'iiix'vl'sz1iisf c'iIllI'f'il -4- --4+o-? COMMENCEMENT PROM - May 31, 1944 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES .liinv 2. Wil p,g5g,,i,!5NAf5T4Ag,g0ajA1 Addrn-ss: Ur. iit'llllUiil Irving Hrowii, il,l'K'SiIi0lli of Denison Viiivm-i'sii-x'. iirziriviliv, Ohio ' Commencement, June, 1943 Q Compliments of Q Service Garage COMPLIMEN TS The Huron County Banking Co. Member Federal Deposit I C ns. orp. Member Federal Reserve System Buy War Bonds and Stamps COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS g THE DAVIS CHEVROLET C0. PHONE 65 The Patrick-Hiss Co. For Men and Boys Norwalkls Quality Store Q H. P. Becker Co. Mfg. - Dist. Food Pnoducts 06I Q Henry's Flower Shop Cor. Whittlesey 8z Monroe Norwalk, 0. - Phone 68 Dr. Tracy M. Patrick 211 'Citizens National Bank Building Norwalk, Ohio W00h0Y'O9 The Rexall Drug Store Kaiser 8z Wells 1 West Main - Phone 4852 Compliments Norwalk Parts Oo. Automotive Parts Distributors 22 South Linwood - Phone 1111 SCHOOUS BEST CHOICE Boy Girl Handsome Don Daugherty Mary Bedell Student Arthur Chandler Martha Stevenson Athlete Chuck Sweet Mary Seibert Musician Al Peirce Mary Alice VVhite Dress Jack Gerken Juanita Crouser Personality Ken Wildman Marjorie Miller Dancer Dick Reddick Velores Currier Disposition Gale Livengood Mary Edwards Figure Jim Stewart Winnie Auble Laziest John White Jean Anne 'Shurmer Alert Torn Lendrum Grace Squires Humorous Verne Gordon Betty Frey Talkative Jack Hiltz Virginia Davis Bashful Paul Wright Jean Bell Eyes Dick Sommers Marjorie Bell Teeth Ed Meifert Helen Gatrell Cutest Couple Tom Heckelman Kathryn Black Scatterbrain Ted Goodell Kitty Alt Smile Merle McConkey Opal Kelley Seniors Bill Young Esther Antrim Juniors Dean Seibel Esther Munson Sophs Bill Patrick Joanne Pressing Frosh Ned Gerken Pat Pfeiffer 'SPRIG FEVER Sprig, Sprig, beaudiful Sprig! With its robids add flowers add everthig, fSniff, sniffj Add the old sud shidig so good add worb, Add the greed thigs buddig id every forbg CCough, cough, cough !j With budderflies flittig here add there, Add beeses bussig everywhere, fA-a-a--- schoolj Add skies so blue, add clouds in pose- Excuse be while I blow by doze. Grace Squires, 1945 Oflvflvsr Brown's Grocery Meats and Produce LETS There is something You can do To help the boys Who fight for you. Here is something: Make the time, To sit and write Some boy a, line To let him know You think he's swell And all at home Are doing well. Cheer him up With news from home And he won't feel Too much alone. Juanita Crouser, '45 FOI0O lQO b005lOL SEEDS FEEDS SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE P. H. FULSTOW CO. Phone 761 56 State St. 19 S. Lin i Phone 50 WELSLEY H. PRICE Firestone Home and Auto Supplies Price and ons lnc. 26 QE.. Main St. 65 E. Seminary St. School Supplies Chinaware - Luggage ' GRA T, Known For Values Nlen's, Women's and Children's Ready To Wear - also - Complete Furnishings For The Home IN 1964 As I address the invitations to my classmates of long ago for our class reunion of 1964, I think of each student and how far he has progressed. The sun has shown on the class of 1944. Bill Young, our class president, has lust set- tled down for his first term as President. of the United States. The Republicans finally suc- ceeded in defeating Franklin D. Roosevelt and the democratic party, The class vice president, Mrs. John T. Edwards. nee Esther Ri. Antrim, is very proud of her young daughter who has just become president of Girl Reserves. Miss Mossman would have loved to have directed her endeavors. Secretary Marjorie Miller is a very successful secretary to President William Young. She adds greatly to the executive outer office. Winnie Auble, class treasurer, has given up fi- nances for the movies. Her face and figure have made her a second Betty Grable. Her Bob Stone- ham, after a successful military career, is playing the great Boyer with an English accent. The brains of our class have become university wizards. Art Chandler is president of Harvardg Ted Cage, of Yale, and Martha Stevenson, of Wellesley. Bob Adkins is a creator of jewelry. From his junior high years and noodle jewelry he has pro- gressed to creating diamond novelties. Modeling now for Opal Kelley is Kitty Alt. Opal is painting a back-to-nature group and Kit- ty's deep skin blends: Well. Gloria Hawley is now a famous dress designer. Helen Jean Sanidow and Carol Pool are steady patrons, The New York Symphony Orchestra gained two members from our class. Virginia Bracy plays the French horng Alfred Peirce' occupies an oversize chair in the trumpet section, The Gordon twins, Harry and Verne, are now in vaudeville. They dance and sing like old times. Gerald Dreisbach is now Norwalk's leading photographer. He has a studio of his own and caters to students for photography. Secretary of Agriculture in Mr. Young's cabi- net is Thomas R. Heckelman. Mary Tite, his secretary, keeps him cheerful at the office, and Kathryn Black Heckelman keeps him at home, 'if '2 8r Compliments of ai' '86 at-Q Compliments Of Sunoco Service Station Compliments Gertrude P Hogan REAL ESTATE BROKER 11 VVhittlesey Ave. PH. 18 at 5931 JIOQOOIIJ Students! Bowling is Fun! Stop in and Receive Free Bowling Instructions dt Norwalk Recreation, Ltd. Gifts That Last LOUIS O'DELL HOLMAN CO. J. W. PITKIN Norwalk Jewelers Frances Hawk is now a well- known lecturer to high school stu- dents. Her favorite topic is The Value of Being Honest in School. Barbara Schock is now in Paris, She is an Ameircan diplomat there. Charlotte O'Donnell and Ray Nelson are her secretaries. A new column has been esta- blished at the Reflector-Herald. Advice to Those Who Love and Can't Help It by Patty Nabring. Bud Hiltz was bound to talk his way to Congress. Senator Hiltz runs three secretaries, Ione Isele, John Brutsche, and Barbara Rule, in circles. Senator Hiltz is said to have the constitution of a horse, Well!! The first Woman to become Ohio State. Director of Athletics is Mary Selbert. Dick Rieddick is managing Nor- walk's leading grocery store. Mary Edwards is his assistant. Robert Stark is head of the meat depart- ment. The superintendent of Memor- ial Hospital is Jean Helsel. Three graduates of our class are nurses thereg namely, Kay Boyer, Jean- ett Digby, and Marie Timman. Nina Mae Norton is a success- ful missionary in China. Gertrude Laman just made her debut as a singer. She's doing Very nicely, too. The time is growing short. I must hurry and finish addressing these invitations. OOAOIOI 2 LYON'S 'GROCERY GOOD FOODS AT FAIR PRICES 89 Milan Ave PHONE 6394 1 Snofdgraiss Beauty Shop EDIMA B SNOGRASS, Mgr. 11 E. Monroe St. Norwalk KOGIOOOGIO Telephone 994 Wdl We Caongratulate the Graduation Class Lawrence - Reamer Insurance Agency Huron Co. Bank Bldg. VENETIAN BLINDS For 63 Years THE BOSTWICK- GOODELL co. Perfected Paint 1 and - Electric Service CHAS. W, PECKHAM ALAN S. ANGELL Phone 162 Norwalk - - Ohio so min, so swe er so couumv mesa an ruvonr At Leading Grocers OREBAUGH Another word for FINE FUNERAL SERVICE We carry a nice line of BAKED GOODS including bread, sweet rolls, donuts, cookies, cakes and pies. Link's Home Bakery Compliments of A. W. DAVIS PRINTING C0. A Complete Printing Service Office Supplies 31 Bendict Ave. Norwalk BUICK 8: CADILLAC Sales 8z Service Ebert and Son Motor Sales 77 East Main St, All The Students Go To Thompson' s HARTER PHARMACY Compliments of B. P. O. E. Elks Compliments of Bremser Coal and Supply Company Bremser Monument Co. Mlllinery, Lingerie, Hosiery Mary - Ann Shoppe 9 WHPITLESEY AVE. Norwalk, Ohio Dresses, Jewelry, Hand Bags ITS NUTS FOR A SOUIRREL AND ITS FUN FOR ME TO SAVE WITH WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE FIGHT Our boys are fighting hard and free To save us all from tyranny. We're one for all and all for one, And they'll get a licking before we're done. We folks at home-We work with pains To give our boys the ships and planes. We'll fight on for liberty And march right up to victory. We'll lick ole Hitler and all his tramps By buying more of Bonds and Stamps. Verne Gordon, '44 DOUBLE 'ER NUTHIN Gordon: Verne is the brother, Of Harry, the other, And never the twain shall meet. O'Donnell: Marg to begin, And Cath to wing Together they can't be beat, Black: Mari , oneg Eye , two- Both Black and true-blue, And both are very sweet. Von Seggern: You look, there's Aura, You blink, it's Laura, But either is nice and neat. Compliments 62 Benedict Liebefso Market I Pleasing you keeps us in business J 0 S . F R E Y Q Coal 8z Builders' Supplies PHONE 198 PHONES: 'Office 81 Riff. 8864 L. J. McNElL REAL ESTATE BROKER Farms and City Property 10M Benedict Ave. Norwalk A0000 Compliments of The Fashion Shoppe WINIQOQO Compliments Of POI-IL-MORRIS CO. MEN'S WEAR VlVlAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 7994 For Appointment 69 W. MAIN ST, Our Service is Second to None Compliments Of Frishkorn Hdwe. Compliments of Stone's Bank Grill Compliments Of The Norwalk Dentists Dr. N . B. Furlong Dr. G. E. Joseph Dr. Chas. W. Peasley Dr. D. W. St-oup BIG MOMENT I tried not to be excitedg I tried to be cool and calmg But the glorious fact remained- He asked me to the prom! WHAT HAPPENED TO A B Ci? W. P. B., O1 D. T., Our alphabetis abused. A, P. O., O. P. A.g They've got us all confused. W. L. B., O. W. I., And new ones every day, Liet's concentrate on just one set -the good ol, U. S. A. A'1'1'ENTION, PLEASE! ATTENTION, PLEASE! Do not eat yourself during classes or allow any one else to. A detention will be given to any- one throwing snowballs at win- dows on their way to school. A penalty of a week's detention will be given to anyone bringing dogs running at large, or riding bicycles on the front sidewalk. That is all. CI-IEER I had a little rooster, I out him on a fence, I-Ie crowed for Norwalk High, Cause he had lots of sense. Ronald Rogers, 1946 BIG GARAGE Immediate Delivery New Sedans and Coupes Congratulations, Seniors 'Leon E. Stark Service Station and Grocery ?0 0OO0Ol Dr. S. C. Black Optometrist Norwalk - Ohio Res. 9331 Phomfomce 178 - Picture On Cover The front cover photography for this -book was done by Gerald Dreisbach, a senior. The students pictured are as follows: Tom Len- drum, junior class presidentg Bill Young, senior class president, Lois VVhite, senior, Barbara Schock, senior, Joanne Pressing, sophomore, Joan Orr, a junior, is the young lady pictured in the service flag picture. Her father, Capt. Ric- hard O. Orr, is stationed with the Army Infantry at Fort McClellan, Alabama. He is an alumnus of N. H. S. MY HUNTING DOG I've got a dogg I call him Tim, And oh! what fun to hunt with him! He runs, he jumps, he frolics 'round And always his nose is sniffing the ground, One day he found a small striped. kitty And then for him I felt great pf ty. For when we got home and open- ed the door Ma came out with a terrible roar, 'tYou can't have that dog in here like that! So he went to the barn and slept with the cat. THEY'R.E TO BLAME Japs have gone berserk. Work! Work! Work! Hitler is a jerk. Mussolini was a meanie. I hate all woolen underwear, Fm mad enough to bawlg It itched here, it itched there, The darned itch seemed to crawl, And when I start to scratch some- where, That ain't the place at all. YOU KNOW Sympathy is what one girls of- fers another in exchange for de- tails. For Convenieacg and Comfort GREYHOUND LINES G. RULE, Agr. 28 W. Main Street Russell .Roddick General Insurance Ofllce 206 Citizens Bank PHONE 401 DR. M. E. HOLMAN OPTOMETRIST 5 E. MAIN N ORWALK, O. Compliments of Hewitt's Grocery Phone 124--118 Benedict Ave. Compliments of TOM O'DONNELL Electrical Contractor 18 Benedict Avenue-Phone 275 Students! Go 'ro lSALY'S The Best Ice Cream in Town F. G. POOL, Owner Your Gift Headquarters The Mullin-Turner Hardware 18 11. Main Norwalk, 0. Barton's Flowers 10 Whittlesey Avenue Norwalk, O. Phone 211 INSURANCE, SUBETY BONDS NORWALK, omo Compliments Line Co N003 10000000 -1 I rn w E25 'ii fs 9 L H of The Norwalk Truck E Compliments Of Fisher Music and Electric Co. FURNITURE The Tucker Abstract Abstracters Citizens Bank Building Niorwialk, Ohio Compliments Of Homan Appliance Co. 25 Whittlesey Avia, Compliments Of Fireside Bakery 0060 Mothers Restaurant Food You Like-As You Like It HOME MADE PIES Sundazys 11-5 P. M. Week Days 6 A. M. - 8 P. M. Except Mondays Closed Ol Of Veitch's Market 2 Compliments Compliments Of DICK GROVER WHO? Who gives me money whenever I ask, Or helps me with a difficult task? Who punishes me when I am bad, And who tries to cheer me when I'm sad? Who tells me bout the days he skipped school, And tells me it's something I never should do? Who tells me things that make me laugh, then cry, Of the things he did that I'd never dare try? Who takes me fishing all the day, And then gets mad if I don't Want to stay? VVho take me hunting with a gun, And treats me as if I were Z1 son? Who tells me not to crack my 81-lm, And tells me not to sing or hum? VVho tells me to mind my mother dear, But he still fills my heart with cheer? VVho is the guy I like to be near, And who is the guy I love so dear? Who is the guy whoi's hardly ever sad, Of couse it's none other than- my Dad. Betty Sellinger, 1947 MY HORSE I once had a hoss, name 0' Winnie, VVhich, when mad, would rear up and whinny, She balked an' she bit, An' near had a fit, And died from becoming too skinny. COMPLIMENTS -of Eclclies' Ice Cream Store n..a, .....' 'snail lan... :lilly x 'and 1 OUR FLAG Our Flag, it stands for many thingsg The joy and happiness it often brings. The thought that it stands for freedom and peace And all the liberty that's in our reach. . Our Flag, that our boys so faith- fully serve Our Flag, that they do so want to preserve. They give their lives so we may hold Our precious flag-worth more than gold! Doris Cook, 1945 KID SISTERS My little sisters are such pests. Vifhen I am home I get no rest. They tease and coax for all my gum, Until at last I give them some. Our house is always such a sight Those kids play Mrs. day and night. Their dolls are here, their skates are there, There is no order anywhere. When my friends call, they hang round. They're careful not to make a sound, I get so' tired as you may see Of never having privacy. But still when all is said and done, My life would be an empty one, Without those naughty little pests. I love them as you may have guessed. Connie Helsel, 1947 OOU COMPLIMEN TS OF KROGER GRUCERY AND BAKING C0. Compliments of Laible Funeral Home YOUR GUESTS It Likes Them, and They Like It. The Maple City Ice Co. i SERVE 7-UP TO Compliments of Downey-Joyce 7-Up, Inc. Everything in Wheel Goods Y-NOT CYCLE SHOP Ride a Bicycle for Health amd Economy Compliments of The Norwalk Vault Co. URIGINAL CUT E i itll. Mrs: lille AVON PRODUCTS Inc. 7 41 Chatham We Take Ordens N ORWALK - - OHIO F. E. RINGI-IOLZ Clothing, Hats and Furnishings 28-30 East Main St. Norwalk, Ohio il STOP AT Chef Restaurant 12 Benedict Ave. For A Tasty Meal Under New Managiemelnt ENTER YOUTH On the threshhold of life, with the world before And keen recollection behind, Youth stands prepared, mere training done, For any and all designed. Having passed the test of studi- ousness, An active, intelligent mind, With ambitions abounding and plans galore Is equipped to explore and find. With do or die , its warrior cry, For action fast inclined, Vibrant Youth in glorious prime Pledges its best to mankind. VVhat is the best Way to keep a love? Ans. Not to return it. When do the leaves begin to turn? Ans. The day before examina- tions. Eight little Morons went to bed, but only 7 of them got up because they only set the alarm clock for 7. A Moron cut his arms off to play the the piano by ear, and to wear his sleeveless sweater. O03 Kaye's Shoes J For All The Family 55355 16 w. Main st. SWQES Compliments Of Dari - Bell X J Norwalk, 0. g 41 E. Main St. I Compliments of The Crystal Restaurant O'BRIAN PAINTS FLORENCE HEATER PYR-EX GLASSWARE Kohlmyer Hdw. Co. 7000000090 foloeoalvvwo i Compliments of LAN G'S MARKET Campbell's Sandwiches and lce Cream ?lN Compliments of SPITZER FURNITURE CO. 35 E. Main St. - Norwalk, 0. WHITE ROOFING and LUMBER CO. Glidden time-tested paints 0003 Norwalk 'Wakeman Phone 8 Phone 42 W FLOOR COVERINGS WM. P. BLINZLEY C0. Norwalk, Ohio Compliments of Modern Market INVEST IN THE WAR Nl. L. Battles. lVl. D, BUY BONDS O After High School Graduation Get Your Special Training In THE 0BERl.lN SCHO0L 0F COMMERCE OBERLIN, OHIO Write for inliofrmatilon Frederick Machine Works .STEEL PIPE, BOLTS AND SUPPLIES Electric 8: Acetylene Welding PHONE 5122 Norwalk, 0. LAST WILL AND TE-STAMENT We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-four, being of sound body tno minds. have been discov- ered yetj and having been informed that our end is near do hereby set forth our last Will and Testa- ment to be executed and carried out as written: We leave to Mr, Stewart our history workbooks in order that he may learn all four verses of the Star Spangled Banner. The senior chemistry classes bequeath the odor of sulphur to Miss Mossman to remember us by. Bud Hiltz leaves his poetry-and if you've read any of it you know why. Audrey Bonstelle bequeaths her petite stature tn Tom Lendrum. Ralph Bell wills his retiring nature to Ann Van Benschoten. Bernice Gray wills her football ability to the 1944 football team. Jack Moore leaves his bevy of beautiful N. H. S. gals to Gale Livengood, who will know how to han- dle them, Dorothy Wells bequeaths her athletic prowess to Connie Helsel. Franklin Wilcox leaves his model airplanes to the freshmen fthey needs some toys to entertain themj. Bob Christel wills the spotlight in the vocational department to Jim Brutsche. Joan Tucker wills her soft voice to Jack Hiltz. Harry Dossin leaves his sense of humor to Mar- garet Avery. NEO The Reflector-Herald Is prfoucl of its privilege in serving als the Haome Daily fof Norwalk and Huron County The interests of this community are the interests of The Reflector-Herald oooooo The Reflector-Herald Prints The Signal . For A Gay Junior Life And A Dated One - Appoint Us As Your Exterior Decorators EEPREISSE Congratulations To The Graduates! BATEHAM 'l'UDl0 33 W. MAIN ST. i-0-Q.. Photographs Cameras and Supplies Films - Occasionally! Ruth Krain leaves, but she's taking Charles Dillingham with her. Ervin Linder bequeaths his quietness to Ted Goodell, Edna Mae Stewart wills her lovely disposition to the study hall teachers. Pete Morley leaves la classe de francais in a daze. Donna Lou Willis wills the side entrances to all couples who have it bad, Clarence Boose has promised to leave some Japs for the rest of the army. Elizabeth Hester bequeaths her military bearing to the gym classes. June Hudson leaves her bashfulness to Don Daugherty. Jack Gerken wills his sharp clothes to Joe Borgia. Elizabeth Lenz bequeaths her poise to those who need it in the junior class. Ed Ziemke leaves a lot of broken hearts. Illene Wright Harr wills her technique for catch- ing men to the freshman girls, Kenneth Wildman leaves-Oh, he's already left. 'Charlotte Weisenberger wills her neat hair to Dick Van Horn. Lois White bequeaths her success in handling the Wildmans to Joanne Pressing, Virginia Davis leaves the editorship of the Signal with a vote of appreciation. Rosie Kinkel leaves with the entire male popula- tion of N. H. S. following her. The senior class leaves its ability to present as- Semblies to posterity. We leave our lockers to Ed Day, who needs more room for his books. And now at last, we leave the school still stand- ing. We hereby state that the above is our last Will and Testament, witnessed and signed this first day of June, nineteen hundred and forty-four. Senior Class of 1944 P, S. To all those who doubt that we can actually graduate we say, Where there's a will, there's a way. COMPLIMEN TS OF Smith 8z lVlcConkey PHONE 1000 17 North Hester St. Compliments .Of American Shoe Repair - .XX fy g g? -, j tv if SJ Happy Landing After Another Year Goodbye, School 'Year 19-13-1944 Closes .Tune 2, 19-I4 Martha Leak Custodians A11 Sleepm Trlo Leaves For Home Sehlaeter, Thorne Aboard Pool Auhle Antrnn ,I -. '5-Q' X I 0' 253511 Oh, Boy, Here's My Chance Just Resting All Summer See You Again School Year 1944-1945 Begins September 5, 19411