Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)
- Class of 1941
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Theq fcucl HELLO To everqone ond fmlled Theq knew enough To come an ouT of The rom fTrcllghT up clnd The UP ond DOWN Their Teacher! were glad To fce Them Theur mghTwork wo! done Theq recuTed brovel Theq gggled oi Thenr lT1U'l'Clk9l and Trled u cnn Theq kepT RIGHT un The hall! Theq flflld HI buT noT Too Ioudlq o! Theq ccnughT up on The HSM!! Them! fTcl ed Tor lunch an The lunch room lvlllkvxfdl T err llCllWdl3l.l Thecl lmll9d GT The Cllll1WGIl1E?ffflHllTIlJ Thecl even beclT The Teacher buck To do!! Theq remembercd Theur !euT! an !Tudu hall ln Clllbl Theu cclrrled Thear locld Thesr co!h and cheer! !upporTed The Teom No one could beef Their bond Their MIRROR WCII all ond up. Theq even bou TT IILHOUIT-glllil H D Go QI were fun Tor Them . Gpplheqclllied The PLHQXYI. Gob over o coke brighlened Their wuq home. fome houfework , Telephoning, homework, and TTY Good nighhliille Eggf. lbmogow if anoTher lovelq ddul' Could one oT Thefegigood liTTle egg! beYOU? fToir!. 'f-7' lib' Theq were on Time l l Q' . W use ' T? ' an gl Cl 7 1 41 Qiltwu ff a lzmztecf ecfztzon 0 650 cop es wlvzcfr tins 0 Volume XIX publuh d by rm SENIOR bCHOOL NORXVOOD 01410 IOHIN O I RIHN IDI H T X1 UL HPTTP D I L12 Z Z f i R R R3 Q . of 15 N . 1- ' CLASS of NQRWQUD HIGH V ' N Efl' -. -CIW REQ -'I ff I:'np 'v1g. 7207210000 gcluool, 720tw00a, Olde 1940-1941 at Norwood 1-ligh School saw us all back at the same old time, Tuesday after Labor Day. At first nothing seemed changed. The dress was a little ditierenty the girls wore an occasional jerkin and open shirt collar above their pastel sweaters, remaining true to the Norwood Fashion of the Hour Ca perenniall. Our Men About 2 the Corridors broke out in a bright rash ot plaid shirts. Girls copied mocassins of their boy friends, but not the yellow leath- er clodhoppers. The summer clean-up partly cancelled our September de- pression at thoughts of the 7:00 alarm, work, seventh bell, book reports, and tour walls. New paint brightened the classrooms. glllwueffe IQLH 726iwOO9, Ohio, Koa Even the teachers looked heal threr And there were some new ones Two teachers were added to the cooperattve stat-f, a new de partment begun thls year Twen ty two students enrolled for corn mercral educatton on the coop erattve basls, and twenty one 1n the ollstrlbutlve trades All at tended classes ln the mornlng and worked ln the afternoon not more than ttfteen hours a week recelvtng the mtnrmum rate of pay Some served as se retartes ttle clerks consptometer opera tors bookkeepers and general OHICQ workers Qthers served ln retall stores as sal s clerks wrap BOARD OF EDUCATION 'L 06 Education . . . pers stock boys, and cashlers Mlss Kehm headed the GL11d ance and Placement Bureau Thts bureau helps frt Norwood young people from l8 to 25 1nto lndustry Thls lS a valuable ex perlence for students ln learnmg to adtust to the demands of mod ern bustness A complete mtellr gence and achlevement testmg program wtth emphas1s on grad uattng sentors IS part of he work ot thts bureau The College Club for undergraduates 1S another proJect to acguatnt students w1th the regulrements ot varlous colleges and to plot an adequate tour year program The Adult Edu atton program M M kW d O h 1 ABSENT FROM PICTURE N R lph Th y T gal oueffe IQLH 1 I 1 - ' . . . . L K. V . KJ A A . . . Q . C , - , f 1 - ' I I ' I . 9 , - C LEFT TO RIGHT: Superintendent Bates, Mr. Leon Lauerman, realtor: Miss Emma lunghlut, Clerk of the Board: Mr. Charles . Evans, attorney: r. Fran ard, merchant tallor, President of the Boar g Mr. Sherman ber e man, retatl merchant. ' ' : lr. a a er, Assistant reasurer Umon Central Llie Insurance Company. ' I4 3 ot nroht olasso or the nrdh school nloseo ns tourth year 375 enrolleo the second semes te n l8 C as both for selr rmorovom nt and lersure These classes were prw tr ally selt supportrno thouqh the turtron tee rs but S2 OO a nourse or re rdents ot Norwood hrqh school lo ard n the Do tense program Att r ohool la ses lor un moloyed meh to ard them to meet rndustrres needs We e h ld trom 3 P M to l9MAtrOl3lwtVVl3 men arrrved to worlf rn ler las 4 lr eptron untrl 43C ZX M Thrs Jear Q speual dn sron ot the meat outtnq Class was ordan ofl at tne reouest ot th U S Armv to tram therr meat Cutters lh moans that the school plant dave s rvroe to the puhlrc l out ot 24 hours ot the dav Almond the routme Changes n h jr de school decreasrnq our enrollment from l354 to l3l8 and reduorno the overcrowdrnq here 'Vlrss Maurer ,orneo the So ral Sorenoe Department to release Mrss Kehnq tor work on the Gutdan e ano Placement rreau ', -es at ., ll, :jr At t xl-. .. ' at 'ts f V Y A s L l ,sw A Ha l l A 1 l - AA - , i A - . r, i l sses, ' rift A ' , f 9 , , V A ' 9 A VF' . V A l 4 I 1 L l . -s no 'C ' l- H ls A , . . 1 . , . X, A S' r 2 l V 1 A . A . Norwood was one ot lf? Qhto orqhth orade students remained s i rr v -- 1 iAe C as -s, ' A . e -s ' o ,l A or s I Ae 1 , r A u ' J ' t . t A ' A 1 Q. 1 t ' t Q I ' r e AA . . t o' I ,A o 9:30 . . l A. . .A A ' A f , ' .1 obo 's ,nr F C l A o 1. . Q5 It lf That is US in fear and trem- bling before our awesome fac- ulty. Not that we are really afraid of them. 'That is just pretend. We like to make them feel good. Mostly they have been too busy this year to let us practice our wiles on them. This year they added Home Visitation to their regular duties. Our Home Room teachers called on our parents. 'We scrambled, while they talked about our pres- ent school program and future plans. This project to bring parents a better knowledge and under- standing of current public edu- cation problems in Norwood was approved by Superintendent H. S. Bates and the Board of Edu- cation. Qur faculty also carried out a self-evaluation program throughout the year, similar to the Qhio Education Association plan for the rating of secondary schools. l94l also ended the four-year increment period for the faculty. minisffzafi n 'L Jmmastfzafofzs HAIOID S BATF5 1 111 S 10111 lx A 'W e read and hear much about Total Defense The march of events leads us to think of this expression in terms of preserv ing our form of government against invading ldealogies The indivldual needs to think of to tal defense in the light of him self to set goals of self reallza tion securing the arts of conver sation healthful living enioying life giving responsible directlon to his own securing some mea sure of economic SHI iency through learmng the values of hone t endeavor Finally he must strive to become a good citizen in its broadest meaning Total Defense for the 1nd1v1d ual obviously becomes oar best defense for national life Harold S Bans 6 If M HANN4 nc'1I L M15 We still live in a democracy We still enioy the blessings of our democratic life Our Amen can educational system was built for democracy and has be come 1ts chief servant lf we be lieve that tne success of our present mode of life depends up on a continuance of an educa tronal system which means tree dom of opportunity for all then we must lend our whole hearted support to enlarging and strengthening the p r o g r a m Young men and young Women in our schools parents teachers should ever seek to preserve for hildren of th e future those democratic principles Whlch meant so much to the founders of our educational system H Ill Hun nu 0 Cl ' ' , NX ' I , f, ,f . . ' . , ll Y. S IlH'I'illfPl1flPllf of Norwnml P 1 1 if' ff' 1 s Pri i 111 of N0V14'00l1 Hill' SVIIUUI lfmltafd COlleQfv, B- S-7 COlL1IUlfi-1 UIUVGTSUY. Franklin College, B. A.: University of Chicago, 4. . U rl lr , , , ' - - A - 11 . 1 ll . . . , I - - V - I 1 -- , I - I - I - . .n. A , V - . S . , I I , I . . . . . A , 11 11 - . . , , , , ' 1 , . C2 9 O 1 Deans lIIAIIO'l'l'F F KEHM P I t ty MA Whenevel war beconaes a ma lor responsibility in the life of a people emotions of enthusi asm or depression color all per sonal and national lite The op portunlties of war years are great tor only a few young people the hardships are heavy for most Older folk become lncreasingly burdened with uncertainty and unhappiness These emotions are apt to overshado N virtues of human behavior ord narily lm portant every day ot our lives We forget that hon LJ truthful nes personal integrlty ympa thy understanding and trust worthiness are as patriotic as physical strength and milltary glory We need to be remlnded that dolng Well the routine Job carrying on the commonplace activity living straightforward C'4Rl H AIBRFFHT M lives in a world of unrest and uncertainty help to create secur ity for a dependable and lntelll gent citizenry and confidence for a harrassed government It becomes the obligation of those ot us charged with the guldance and direction ot our hlgh school youth to hold high the e line standards of human behavior and understanding up on which natlonal strength and national lntegrity are built VV'e must never forget that in the final cvaluations of the hves ot all of us the po session and practice of the qualities of human Worth will mark us as good men and Women and Worthy citizens W'e must all believe that good irdi viduals make good Americans Charlotte F Rehn: Curl H 4lbruht 7 . , , , , i , . . i 'iw I j 3 A ' A J. U 1 . , , , w - . w - . , . 7 ' .' V v ' Dean of Gzrlsg IJIFPFIUI' uf 011111111100 and lure- nf ' Of RUM, lflllllllflf 'If ffflult IQIPIIIIIILZ neu i Srlmnl. Univeisiii, Oi Cincinnnii Bi A. Coiiiininia Uni, Sciencep Capital University, B. Sci Ohio State Veisi ' University, . Sc, in Chemical Engineering. . L - 1 L J - x4 I - I - . . 1' ' I . . . - I' f ' S A 1 --I - X ' L - , n I I I - I I ' I 1 - - - . . I Q i . . 5 1 L i . . QS ' , - -L A 4 ' ' FW 'W I S, , 3 - I D I . - i ' A I .L 1. ' . 1 . . . I A , 1. , I Q I 4 , . 'faculfxl ICQLH C MCCLELLAN ALLEN Soclal Sclence Ohlo UD1VGfS1lY B CAROLINE BEAVERS Enqltsh Lanquaqes Oh1O Wesleyan JTIIVGTSIIY Oh1o State Umversrty M A GEORGE EDWARD BREEN Vocatlonal Departm nt Yale UH1VGfS1lY B A Harvard Graduate School ot Busmess AVANELLE BRENNEMAN D1et1t1an Butler Umverstty B S KATHERINE FOOTE BRIDGE Enqhsh Umversrty of C1HC1HHdl1 B A ELLEN BURNS Enqhsh Eramclm Colleqe Deruson UI'11V9I'S1lY Ph B M A ' ' ' , . A. ' T ' ' , B. A. Administration, M. B. A. , . '-fa ROBERT W COLWELL Phys1cal Educatlon and Health Chalr man lncuana State Normal School B S m Physlcal Educauon A B COOK Mathemahcs Commerclal Umversxty OfC1HC1DHGl1 B S M Ed L L B IOHN DOUGHMAN VOCdl1OHd1 Guldance Coordmator W1lm1nqton College B S m Ed W ROSS DUNN HlSlOfY Soc1al Stud1es Chaxrman Oluo Umverslty B S m Ed Ur11vers1ty OfC1I'1ClI'11'16l1 M A SUSAN ECKEL Physlcal Educahon and Health Chau HIGH lnchana State Normal School Columlola UHIVQTSITY BERNICE L EHRENHART Home Ecor1om1cs Lombard Colleqe Bradley Polytechmc lnstltute B S ulfxl IQLH ' ' t w 1 o I - -1. , , . . 1 . 1 , . ., . ., . 1 . . 1 , . . . n 1 1 , . . . , . . A , ' u , . . 'faculty I QLH PEARL E EWING Mustc Cmcmnatt Conservatory of Musto B S m Mus1c IAMES H F LEY Mathematlcs Ohto State Umverstty B A M A C H FORDYCE Mathemattcs HOWARD D GAEB Sctertce Chto State Umverstty B S ALICE NEPTUNE GALE L1brary Manetta Colleqe B A MARY NELL GRIFFIN Physlcal Educatton and Health Demson Untverslty B Wilmington College, B. A. ' ' ' , . A. 7 ull., 1941 PHYLLIS HAGGENIOS Home Econormcs Charrman Lombard College B S PHYLLIS HAUCK Sclence Mount Holyoke College Umverslly ofC1nc1rmat1 B C' Columbla UD1VGTS1fY M S IOHN L HENDERSON Soclal Scrence Comme-rclal SMA UI11VGfS1lY of CIHCIHHGTI B RUTH HOOKE Commerc1al Uruversrty of CIHCIHIIGU B Umversxly of Mrchrgan M E. T HOSTETLER Commercral Cooperatrve Program ordmator Central Normal College B A Umversuy of ClI'1C1I'l1'1c':1l1 M A G R HUMBERGER Musrc Lfharrman Danas Musrcal Instrtute B M GC , 1' ',.o. . , . ' ' ,Co .. .f.. , ,.. ?aculfxI I Cjlfl INEZ SUZANNE KEMP Engl ish University of Cincinnati, B. S. in Ed. JAMES B. LEPLEY Science Ohio State University, B. S. in Ed. University of Cincinnati, M. A. PAUL R LUDWIG Physical Education and Health Ohio University B S in Physical Education W B MAITLAND Mathematics College of Wooster B S IOSEPH E MARLOW Vocational Department Ohio Mechanics Institute LILLIAN MAURER History English Denison University A University of Oxford Oxford England 7 CARY S MILLER Socnal SCISDCQ Mldml UHIVGISIIY GRACE MILLER Soclal SCIGHCG Enghsh UHIVGYSIIY of C1nc1nnat1 B ELWOOD E NOTT Commercml Ohlo Umverslty B Sc Un1vers1ty of CIHCIHHGII MSC MARY LOUISE NUTE Unlverslty of C1nc1nnat1 B UHIVGISIIY of M1ch1gan M ALMA A PALMER Languages Oluo State Unwerslty B A B S Ed M A WILFRED PLEARY Commerclal Ashland College B S 1n d cult 1941 ' ' ' ' , B. A. Science, Chairman ' ' ' , . ., . . in , . . ' E . Q v 'faculfxi IQLH E KINGSLEY POVENMIRE Drama Speech Ohlo State Unlverslty B S Garrett Theologlcal Semlnary Yale Unlverslty M F A HARRIETT L REA Engllsh Western College tor Women W1ttenberg College B A CHARLES REICHLE IR lndustrles State Te achers College Warrensburg Mxssouu B S 1n Ed Chlo State UIIIVQTS-1lY M A WALTER R SAYRS W1lm1ngton College S LOWELL B SELBY Industnes Cha1rrnan M1dH11UU1V9TS1lY B S Columb1a Un1vers1ty M RACHEL SHINKLE Cl1n1c Mldml UD1V9fSl1Y B Cl'1I'1Sll'lOSp1l6l R N English . ' ' ,B. .inEd. ' ' ff-x. 'faculfxl lqlfl CECIL E SIDERS Industrles Ohlo Un1vers1ty B A Ol'1lO State Umverstty M EDWIN M SMITH SCIQHCG Ohlo Wesleyan Un1vers1ty B M ROLLIN E STEEN Sctence Ohlo State Un1vers1ty B S UHIVGISIIY of C1nc1nnat1 M MARIORIE E STEVENSON Languages Chatrman Pennsylvama College for Women Colurnbla U n 1 V e r s 1 t y Graduate School M A OMA STRAIN Art Cha1rman State UHIVSISIIY of Iowa B A M A Student ot Grant Wood Alexander Arclfnpenlco IULIA LOUISE SUTOR Lngllsh Chalrman Untverslty of C1nc1nnat1 B A Teachers College Columbra M A 'faculfxi lqlfl N ORMA LOUISE TIELKING Enghsh Moores H111 College B Llt lr1d1ar1a Umverslty M A LEONARD H TINKER Commerclal Oh1O Umverslty B A MILDRED TROUP Engllsh Languages Columbla M A RAY WARMOTH Mathematlcs Chalrman Inchana State Teachers College B A UI'11VGTS1lY of C1I'1C1I'1I'1dl1 M A Heidelberg College, B. A. CLARE YOUNG MARTHA RAHE Secretary O Prmcnpa IULIA TILLMAN Oh1O State Umversliy OHICQ Staff alaculfxf IQLH Home Economics A t V V ' ' ' , B. S. FIRST ROVV: M. L. Bates, B. Lakerran, R. Steirett, I. Ebeling, M. Powell, I. Cleaver. SECOND ROVJ: R. Rumble, B cy . yr F 1 B A es, T, Scott, D. Lulvel, I. Sieler, I. Iohnson, I. OBrien. INSETZ M. L. Bates, I. Clcavlir, A Purim, ll. C kcmpcr I Hamilton M Sliixlvy M Liblu MIIMBESS NGT lNiPlLTl'URE4: ikudiuy fifiiilfir For the first time, the National l-lonor Society initiated others than graduating seniors. Twelve Lower students were elected to membership, forming the first active Norwood chapter. The group aims to promote projects in the school upholding the four cardinal principals of the society, leadership, character, service, and scholarship, such as award- ing of banners to ninth grade homerooms with the highest scholarship average. Members are selected by the faculty from the upper fifteen 18 oburri , I, O'Eriou, I. Frankcnbergcr, P. Gaible, S. Gravcn- , Rgbort Fiaasa, per cent of the class scholastical- ly, acting on a student poll. A de- cisive factor in selection is lead- ership, service, and character. Members of the active chapter must maintain high scholastic averages. ln Iune, l94O, students re- ceived into the society included: Alerding, Bluestein, Breese, Cof- fey, Cooke, Dagnillo, Gabel, Gib- son, Gill, Greene, Grischy, Iohn- son, Krieg, Lowry, Mace, Mc- Hugh, Newton, Nichals, Peirano, Radcliffe, l. Rechtin, R. Rechtin, Rice, Schwartz, Sitzman, Viall, and Weaver. national Hanoi gociefnl These distinguished faces and shapes Knot mentioning any names? represent our rnidyear seniors. Reading from left to right, we find The Talented and Artistic, The Good Cheerful Mix- ' Lleczfz vu! Q er, The Little Miss Can't-Make-Up Her-Mind, The Know-lt-All Schol- ar, and The Social Butterfly. These are just a few of the good eggs. Qthers follow. Turn the page to see us. eniofzs B ll Dams EDWARD BALL Class Presldent 1 Football 3 4 Plays ROY GENE BEDINGFIELD W1throw 1 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 3'NI 4N Football 3N 4N Play 4 Student Councrl 3 Tennls ZN 3N VIRGINIA ANN BEYERSDOERFER Class Secretary 3 Fasdal 1 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Grrl Reserves l 2 3 4 Home Economlcs 1 2 1-lyqr 4 Latm Clu 1 2 Mask an Scroll 3 Student Councll l 2 3 IAMES BINGHAM 1-I 1 Intramural 3 Latm Club 1 2 Spantsh Club 3 4 Student Councll 3 Thrltt Club 3 4 Track 1 2 ELVA BRANDEWIE sdall2G 4 Rservesl 23 1-1yqrl234 Mak ALVA MAE BREEN Cheerleader 3 Fasda' 1 2 French Club Secretary 3 G A A 1 2 4 Sec ta 3 Gul Reserves 1 2 3 4 H gr 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 Secretar Student Councll 1 Secretary 4 FRANCIS CAIN RICHARD COBURN French Club 4 Intramural 3 4 Photo Cubl 2 3 Srlhouette 3 4 track 3 4 DOROTHY BERTHA DAVIDSON sdal 1 G A A 2 Reserves H RAYMOND H DAVIS 1 3 4 lntramu 1 4 P1 ubl 2 3 4 Play 4 Spamsh u av 4 3, 4. ' ' ' A ll 21, 31, I: ' b , : I ,V d i-Y : 1 ' , 1 Fa , 1 . A. A. 1, 2, 3, 7 Girl 9 . 1 I 1 f 1 7 S and Scroll 3, 4, Plays 4, Student Council 3. 2, V: . I. I, , , re- ry : ' , . , : y 1, , , : ' , Y 2: 1 . , : 5 . :F I . - Fa 1 . . . 1, : Girl l, 2, 3, 45 yqr 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y , 2, , 7 ral , 7 1 oto Cl , , , 7 7 ' C1 b 3, 4. I4 lil BETTY EILEEN DIXON Home I1conom1cs l 2 Ilyqr 7 Mask and Scroll 3 4 Plays 3 DONALD H DUNN Football 2 L1fe Savmq 3 Spanxsh Clu 3 Swtmrmnq l 2 3 Thr1ft Cll, Track 2N 3N 4N RUTH ANN EADS Band 1 2 3 4 Fasdal l Gtrl Reserves l 2 3 Home Economlcs 3 4 Mask and S roll 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 P c Club I EDITH ESCHMEYER Class Secretary 4 French Club 2 3 4 A A 1 2 3 4 G1r'Reserv resrdent l Hyqr l Lutln Club 1 2 Student Councxl 2 3 4 PAUL EUGENE FITZHARRIS Thrlft Club 2 IACQUE HOWARD I-'LAUGHER H Y l 3 4 Pres1dent2 Intrwrnurxl VIRGINIA LOUISE FOSTER qr l 2 Lam Cu Pla Sclence Club l Thr1lt Club l 2 3 ROBERT CONRAD FRAASA Football l 2 French Club 2 H1 Intramural l 2 Spantsh Club l 2 u dent Counc1l l 3 4 ILANNE EDNA FRANKENBERGER Fasdal l 2 French Club 2 3 G A A 3 4 Glee C b 2 Reserves I-I 2 3 4 Photo 2 3 Thnft Club 3 PEGGY RUTH GAIBLE s al I Pres1dent2 G A A l 2 4 Grrl Reserves I 2 3 Pres1dent qrl 2 3 4 Latm Clubl 2 Ma and Scroll 3 Play 4 Sernor Scholarshrp Squad 4 Spamsh Club 3 Salutatonan CXO 'Q ble 3 ' , .7 3, 4: 2, 5 'I .' , '-, pl ' '23 lj c I 1, 1 , ', I, : hcl G. , , , , ,I , 'I es Zl, 3, 4, P ' g , 2, 3, 47 Q ' I- , , , ' g Q L l, 2, 3, 47 Play 4. Hy , , 35 t' l b lg y 37 ' 1 ' , , , 4- , : 3 J: '-Y 1: , : ' , 1 S1 - 1, 2, , ', ' lu 1, :Cin ' 3 ' l, 2, 3, 4, yqr l, , , 7 Club Fa d , ' 7 . . . , , 3, : ' , , ' 47 HY , , , : ' , 1 Sk Qefzfla 111le'm3on DONALD GERTH Basketball 3 H1Y I 2 3 4 Intramural 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Stucen Councll l 2 3 DELMAR CARL GIBSON OTTIE GRAU Go 2 3 Swlmmmql 2 3 SONYA SOFIA LOUISE GRAVENKEMPER G A A I Board 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 4 Pre dent 2 I-I gr 2 Presldent 3 President 4 CHARLES O GRIBBLE Baseball 3 Intramural 2 4 MILDRED RUTH HA GAN Fas al l 2 Glee Club I Mask an Scroll 3 4 Play 4 Thrlft Club 2 3 RUSSELL L HALL IR Intramural 3 Play 4 Student Counc1l I 3 Sw1mmmq 2 Track 3 4 IEAN HAMILTON Fasclal 2 French Club 2 3 4 G A A l Glee Club l 2 Accompamst 3 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Treasurer 4 Hyqr 2 3 4 Latm Clubl 2 INIIGHII Scholar shrp Squad 2 Semor Scholarslup Squad 4 Student Counc11 I 4 Thrlft Club I Valedrctorlan ROBERT C HARTMAN H1 Y 4 IAMES DWIGHT HERNDON Football 4 I'I1Y 3 4 Intramural I 2 3 4 l..at1n Club l 2 Play 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Counc1l2 4 Track 4 1 2, , 1 I ' I I I , I I I I lf , : ' ' , . . 1,' ,' -si' , 51 Q 1, , vice Ci , 1 : d , : : ' , , 4- Class Vice President 45 Football 3, 45 5 A , . I ' I ' I 4:- H mrfchell WARREN HOLLY EDGAR VERNON KELLER IR H1Y l Secret ry 2 4 Presrderrt 4 S11 houette Staff 3 4 Track 4N RALPH R KIMBLE Football 2 3 Tntrumurwl 1 2 3 Spamst ub l 2 Sm mmq l 2 T lf: l Volley Ball l 2 LORRAINE A KINNEY G A A l 2 3 Germm Club 3 4 Clee ub l 2 Pl ln 3 P 1 T RUDOLF H KLEIN seball 2 Basketlrll 2 3 4 3 N 3 lntrimu mmq l MARIEANN LAHMAN Home Econormcs 4 BETTY IEAN LANDWEHR A A 4 G rmm C G1rl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Home Economlc' es1dent l 2 Hy r la ub l L Stude t Counull 1 2 Tl Club 1 PAUL LANE Bmd S d C m1 FELIX PETER MCCARTHY MYRNA LAURENE MITCHELL ersorr Hql 1 G A A 2 3 Reserves 2 4 Treasurer 3 Home Eco nom1cs 4 Hyqr 3 Mask and S rcll 3 Pay 4 Stud nt Co rx 1 0 . Cl , I 'im '.h , Azul rlac , 2, ct l ,l ,'3ll 'roto Clu 1, 2, I ,I l.1yS l, 2, 37 hrift Club 4. Ba I QQ l, , , 5 Foot- ball , 4 5 Hi-Y l, 2, 7 Q ral lg Student Council l, 2, Secretary 3, Swim- G. . . l, 2, 3, 7 G L lub 3, 47 Pr ' , ,' ' Q 41, 2, 3, 4, 2. 115 Cl , Tj 'Il A l, 7 lflll L 2, 3, 4, tu ent LU Cl 3. And i .1 5 . . . , 5 Girl 4g l I: e I u cl 3. I mokgenzofh R la JEAN CATHRYN MORGENROTH German Club 2 3 Home Econom1cs 2 ATTA MARIE MORRIS Class V1ce Presrdent 4 French Club 3 1 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserve 3 4 Treasurer 2 I-lyqrl 2 3 4 Lam Club l 2 S1lhouette 4 Student Councll 2 3 Tlrrxlt Club 1 FRED N ATHANSON Class Presldent l 3 4 Football 2 3N 4N H1Yl 2 3 Pres1dent4 Intramural 3 4 Play 4 Spwmsh Club 3 4 uentCounc1I l 2 3 4 MARIORIE LOUISE NEWTON sall2G 23G1rl ves12 34Pa ROBERT L NICHOLS Hz Y Treasurer l Secretary 2 Vrce Presr dent 3 4 Sp5l'l1Sll Clubl 2 Swrmmlnq Thrlft Club l 2 GEORGE CARL N IEMEYER Plys 3 4 Thult Club 2 3 4 Usres Clu 1 ALICE ANN OWNLEY s al l 2 3 4 ub 1 erves l gr l 2 ub DEWITT HAMPTON PICKENS nd 1 2 lnt al 3 chestra 2 3 Plays 3 4 Thrlft Club 1 2 Track Nanaqer 2 3 GENE PRATHER Class Presrdent 2 Intramural l 2 3 Student Councll l 2 3 HELEN IRENE RUSK A 3 Spams C Thnlt Club l 2 ' ILS 3, 4. ' A ' 4: G. A. A, . , , :V ' s 1, , , 1 , , . 5 t' 2, I , 5 I I 5 I Q ' I , 5 Stu' Fa d , 5 . A. A. 1, , : ' Re- ser , , 3, 45 Hyqr 2, , 5 l ys l, 2, 3. zf 1 ' Y , , 3. ' ' G , 7 ' , , : l r b . Fa d , 5 G. A. A. l, 2, , 5 Glee Cl , 25 Girl Res , 2, 3, 45 Hy 5 , 3, 45 Thrift Cl l, 2, 3, 4. Ba , , 3, 45 ramur l, 2, 5 Or- G. . A. l, 2, 5 ' h lub 2, 35 anaefts afeh ELIZABETH SANDERS G A A 1 2 Home 'Economlcs Hyqr 2 IUNE CHARLOTTE SCHUMACHER G A A l 2 Grrl Reserves 1 Hyqr 2 ROBERTA SHERROW G A A12 3 Thr1ltClub2 MAIIGUERITE ANNE SHIRLEY Bundles for Brrtarn Chalrman 4 Fasdal l French Club 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 1 3 4 Hyqr 4 Latm Cub l Mask and Scroll 3 Senror Scholarslcup Squad 4 Student Councrl 4 GORDON SMITH H1Y 1 2 4 Vrce Pres1dent3 Spamsh Club 4 Secretary 3 WILBUR DALE SMITH Basketball 3 Football 2 H1Y 3 4 ln tramural l 2 3 RUTH FRANCES TRAUTH sdal12GA 23G1r Scroll 3 Play 4 MARIEAN UIBLE Fasdal 2 French Club 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 Glee Club l 2 Grrl Reserves l 2 3 Secretary 4 Home Economrcs 3 yqr 1 La Senror Scholarshrp Squad 4 Srlhouette February Edltor 4 Student Council 4 Thrrlt Club 3 4 ROBERTA ELLEN WARNICK F sdal l 2 G A A l 2 e Club Mask and Scroll 3 Plays 3 Student C uncrl l 2 3 4 ROBERTA LEE YATEB G A A l 2 Home Economrcs 4 Hyqr Q - - - , I ' 4: 22 . 1 :I I' I 1 , 2: I Fa , 1 . . A. l, , 7 ' l Ref serves l, 21 Hyqr 1, 2, 31 Mask and 42 H ' , 2, 3, 11, nn Club 1, 21' a , 7 . . . , 7 Gle 31 O I 1 1 nf ' I I 9 eat Siemens ROY M ZENTMEYER P Semor Scholarslmp Squad March 29 1941 Thrrty seven W1ll1ng senrors took the Ohlo senror scholarshrp examrnatrons thrs sprlng and the rnale contlngent found them lohn lohnson Arthur Eberle and Iohn O Br1en scored rn the f1rst ten per cent rn the state Other County Honorable Mentrons were Mary Ehzabeth Gale George LEWIS Charles Osburn Donald Culver and Bobert Bumble Other contestants were Barbara Apklng Glorra Bluesteln Ioan Casterlrne Betty Coffey Beverly Cook Iarnes Dalgarn lean Ebehng Ellen Eckman Helen Foote Don Fraasa Audrey Prred man Ioe Hahn Patrl 1a Hrgdon Bette Lakeman George Mrddle ton Margaret Powell Martha Blordan Ianet Boblnson Mary Ann Schrlder Mary V1rg1n1a Schlrentz lane Schwelkert Patrrcla Stead man Buth Sterrett Martha Surdo Harold Thledeman Bettre Wersel and Andy Wrlght 26 gal oueffe IQLH fm: -If Band 3, 47 Clee Club 1, 2, 37 I 1 mural 27 lay 2. l O selves the more able. Thomas Scott C3rd in Hamilton Countyl, 1 I 1 I I ' DAYS TU REMEMBER ass o a umm, IQ I CEEl ERS Presrdent Ereol Nathanson Vrce Presrdent Russell Hill Secretary Treasurer Peqqf Czarble MOTTC Deeds not words CLASS CCLCRS Navy Blue and Cold GRADUATICN APPAREL Blue qowns and mortar boards topoed vvrtb doll tassels BLC EVENTS lune l94U Class Pronto LeSourdsv1lle Lake November 28 l94U Clnlr Supper Cblll and Conga December 9 lU ll l94U Exams lanuary l7 l94l Class Plav Chost 'Era n bv Arnold Rrdley lanuary 22 lO4l Class Day Master of Ceremonres Qttre Grau Sonqstress le nne E ankenberqer Dot ble lnt Show Dewltt Prokens Twrzir Eddle Ball Eaculty rmltatrons Russell Hall Drownrnc the books Class Sonq Always Remember Words Don Certh Tune Only Forever lanuary l9 l94l Baccalaureate Abdress by Rev Powell lanuary 24 l91ll Cradu tton az ,g g ,Q 4 fa XJ r F I K , . Y ,. C 4 ,N - Y I X ff . L ' C ,W t ,, . , A A e 1 r C K lanuary Zl, l94l Honor Society Assembly a r In 1 C 'mr Il :ill l - A T l L C C l l 1 I 7 I ,, ,, , C , L C 'Y L . . , J G I eat Commencement at the NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Fnday Evemnq Ianuary the Twenty fourth 'LO 'ZGJ44 PROCESSIONAL March Noble C Bach JOl'llrSCO 'D IE oats INVOCATION Reverend Walter Helter MUSIC La Travtata ISGIECIIODI G Verd1 NORWOOD HGH SCHOOT ORCHESTFM DISCUSSION TOPIC Peace ln Our Tlme The New Orders PEGGY HUTH GAIBIE balulalou 1 of Class of l91ll Demoeracy ID Perll FRED NATHANSON Presrdent ot CIGSS ot l94l Problems lor Vfest rn ClNlllZdllOU lEAN HA fllLTON Valcdxctormu OI Class of l94l FRENCH HORN SOLO Fr1endsh1p H Gottwald RUTH ANN CAPS lV'1ss Pearl E Efvmor A ompamst DOUBLE TRIO Dedlcatlon R Franz ALVA BREEN IEANNE FRANKFNBLPCER MlLDRFD HACAJXI IPAN HAMILTON LORHAINE KINNEV ATICF OW NLrY M1ss Pearl E Ewmq A ompamst PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Frank Ward Jr e Pres dent B H d ol EdLlC3llOl'l BENEDICTION Reverend Kenneth Leary F1 st W th drst Church RECESSIONAL The Maglc Flute lMarchl W Mozart NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL OHCHES RA 28 I 1 - I - H 1, T- O NOF.V, .1 ?G l I ,H Ol, HCT STEA Mr, Caylord Humlexqex, Con if tr Smlf-zu l7'J.mnqfl1f.1l Clrmrit H . 1. . . T 0 T 7' 1 L. 4. H . . 1, 1 f 'N -' f ww c CI K . . . 1 , -C 1 I t I x 9 ' , lv . , W f f-. ! ,ll .1 . . H ' 0 l Y LJ AJ 1 .. . I J, CC 'J . H . . 1, 1 I 3 s -N , - , L l.,. , 1 A , r . , .L 71 ra , -, ... A uw , . .., , CC' . T ' 1 V, ' C . ,. L , Ol . L 'r O ' 1, . H T D rv A 1 Hifi: S'i3'5 ti 2 A Lx of 'efQi'Qar1 , gfifgiik A P f Pi: if 3 H A F 1 4 tif, . we have Glamorous and Dapper Dopus Cianoy Norwoodian for Dope? dolled up tor Iune graduation Cwhich turned out to be Caps and gownsl. The corrugated card- board columns represent the l-lere Gladys Super-Duper Night Club Where brealctast is served to tired-out graduates. That is a headache in the lower right hand Corner. CSee last entry in School Savings bank bookl. Qther symbolism is purely coincidental. une eniofzs 1492715041 Zeimdnn MARY FLORENCE ANDERSON A A 2 3 G1rlRese s Spanish Club 2 3 Student Council l DORIS ANNE ARNOLD s al l 2 4 erves l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 Scrence Club l WILLIAM AYRES Glee Club l 2 Natronal Honor SOC1Gly 4 Screnne Clul l Mzarrn Scholarshrp Squad l Spanxsh Club 1 2 EDWARD BAER Chemlstry Club 4 Football 3 H1Y I 2 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Thr1tt Club l RICHARD PAUL BAKER SUSAN M BALL A 2 Glrl Re s Hyqr l 2 3 Sc1ence Club 1 Student Councll 1 MARCIA LOU BATES al l 2 2 3 4 Ho Econormcs l 2 3 4 Hyqr I 2 3 Board 4 Latm Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 M1rror Staff Ass1stant Editor 3 Desk Ed1 tor 4 Natlonal Honor SOC1ElY 4 Spamsh Cu34 ELMER FRED BAYER Hetall Sellmq Club VICQ Presrdent 4 C1 ence Club l Studen COLtIlCIl l FLORENCE MARY BECKSTEDT G A A 2 G1rl Reserves 3 Spamsh Cu 2 3 MARY LOUISE BEERMANN Western I-lzllsl G A A 3 4 German Club 2 Hyqr 3 -B G. . . l, , 5 ' rve l, 2, 35 Fa d , 5 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 5 Girl Res , , 3, 45 Hyqr 1, 2, 3, 45 3, 1 ' I , 1 1' I I 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. G. . A. l, 5 ' serve l, 2, 35 Fasd , 5 G. A. A. l, , , 5 me 1 b' , . ' . . . , I S .i i b' , '. ' ' em e fzownsfeaa EDWARD ALBERT BEINKE German Club I Retail Sellmq Club 4 VIRGINIA P BELLAMY A A 1 2 3 Glrl Rese ves I I-Iyqr I 2 3 Mask and Scroll 3 Retarl Sellmq Club 4 Student Council 3 Thrllt Club 4 PAUL C BENEFIELD Intra nural I LOUISE BETTIS nd234G AII.at1nCub DONNA KAY BIGGS G A A I 2 3 Gxrl Reserves I-Iyqr I 2 3 Spanish Club I 2 Student Councxl 2 GARLAND BOLENDAR ELBERT DAVID BONNETT Fasdal 2 I-I1Y I 2 4 Vxce Presrdent 3 Intramural I 2 3 Latm Club I Treas urer 2 Student Councrl 3 4 THOMAS IOSEPH BOYD Football 4 German Club 3 Swrmmlnq 2 Track 3 4 CARL BROWNING KATHLEEN BROWNSTEAD Woodward I 2 Student Councll 4 I3 ' L -I3 G ..., , : ' r , 2, 3g Ba I f I . A. . 5 ' I I, 25 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. . . . . , 7 ' I. 2, 3: fzownsfeaa 0 em, VERA IEAN BROWNSTEAD Gul Reserves 4 Spamsh Club l 2 ANN LORENE BYRD G A A l 2 Reta1lSell1nq Club 4 IEAN HENRY CAMP SCIENCE Club l VICTOR CARRELLI Football 2 3 4 Intramural 2 3 4 Span rsh Club l 2 Student Counc1l 4 IOAN ELLEN CASTERLINE A 2 3 4 Germ Clu Presxdent 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Glrl serves l 2 3 4 yqr Latm Club l 2 Plays 3 Semor Scholar shlp Squad 4 Student Councrl 3 DONALD LEROY CAZEL Intramural 3 EMLY FAYE CLARK G A A l 2 Home Economrcs 2 PTGSI C 1 l 2 KATHRYN ANN CLARK Glee Club 2 3 4 Home Economrcs Latm Club l Plays 3 IEAN CLARE CLEAVER B nd 1 2 French lub 3 4 G A A Z Board l 4 Pre-s1dent3 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Hyqr l 3 4 Treas urer 2 Latm Club 1 Natxonal Honor SOCIETY 4 Student Councll 2 4 BETTY COFFEY Cheerleader 4 Fasdal l 2 G A A l 2 3 4 Gxrl Reservesl 4 VICS Presr nt 2 Treasurer 3 Hyqr 1 2 3 l.at1n Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 Sen lor Scholarshrp Squad 4 Thnft Club l 2 I3 .G 55 G. . A. 1, , , 5 an b 2, Re Q , , , H ' '1, l2,,3, 4g a5m'3,'Raral1 Selling Club 4, Spanish ltb , . f . , 1 ' 2: a , 7 C , 1 . . . ag I I, I : I I , , , 4: Go en-eummins WILLIAM ALLEN COHEN G 3 4 Student Councll l 2 Tl ub l I OSEPH CONNOLLY er l Y 4 lntramura Latm Club 7 Tenms 2 BEVERLY B COOK Chess 3 H1Y 3 Vlce Presldent 4 ln tramural l 2 3 4 Plays 3 Semcr Schol shlp Squad 4 Student Council l RAYMOND B COOK T ack 2 3 4 RENA MAY COOPER Gxrl Reserves l Mask and Scroll l RICHARD ROLAND CORDER Retall 'Sellmq Club 4 CHARLES E CORTRIGHT Basketball l 2 3 4 College Club 4 Fasdal l Football 3 4 I-l1Y l 3 PIGSI dent 2 Vlce Presldent 4 Latm lu l 3 Presldent 4 Thrlft Club l 2 Tru k 4 Volle all IOHN NICHOLAS COSTELLO German Club l 2 3 Glee Club l ln tramural 2 lvllrror Stahl 4 Plays l S 1 ence Club l Spamsh Club 3 4 DONALD H CULVER nd 4 La Club l 2 Natlonal Honor Scc t 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Semor Scholarslr Squad 4 Student Councll 4 MARY IANE CUMMINS Reqma Hrqh l Lat1n Club l Sclence Club 1 Student Councll 3 Thrlit Cldb olf , 7 ' , 7 rriff Cl , 2. Eld 1 Hi- 2, 3, p ' I 2g r , , . 25 Photo Club lg Student Council l, 2, , ' 1 ' , z ff' l, 2, : yb l, 4. Ba l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 5 tm , : ' I iey V: 3w , , Dao s Dfzapefz FERN DAVIS G A A 3 Gul Reserves 4 Spanlsh Clu l IEAN DAVIS A A 2 3 4 G1r1Reser s Spamsh Club l 2 DOROTHY MARY DEITERMAN G A A l 2 Board 3 Pres1dent4 Glr Reserves 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club I 2 Student Councll 3 RICHARD PAUL DEITERS Cness '7 German Club 1 3 Vlce Pres: dent 2 I-l1Y 2 4 Pre-s1dent 3 SCIGHCQ Club l Student Council 1 2 MARY VIRGINIA DE MICHELIS Glee Club 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves 3 Latxn Club 2 BETTIE IEAN DETERS Sclence Club l Spamsh Club l Home Economlcs l IACK LEE DILTZ Band 2 3 l-l1Y 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Sllde Rule 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 Student Council 4 Tennis 4 Track 2 3 MARGARET IEANNE DONOHOO s al l 2 G 4 serves l 2 3 q Latln Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 4 Mlrror Staff 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Thrrft Cu l 2 IOHN FRANKLIN DRAPER Cheerleader 4 lntramurall 2 Student Councxl I 2 1 . . b . . . , , G. , . l, , , 5 ' V9 l, 27 . . . , , , ' 5 ' l ' 1 ' , 2, 3. LAURA MARIE DIEHL Fa d , 5 . A. A. l, 2, 3, 5 Girl Re , , , 47 l-ly r l, 2, 3, 47 lb , . A ' ' C241 06 HARRY DUGAN Baseball 3 4 Football 2 l-l1Y n mural l 2 3 4 Mtrror Staft 4 Student C uncll 4 Track l 2 3 4 IEAN EBELING Fsall2GAAl24V1cePrs1 dent 3 G1rl Reserves l 3 4 Presxdent 2 Hyqr l 2 3 Presldent 4 Latm Club l 2 Presldent 4 Mask and Scroll 3 Natlcnal Honor Soclety 4 Semor Schol arslup wquacl 4 Student Counczl l 2 4 Thrxft Club 2 ARTHUR GEORGE EBERLE Chermstry Club Secretary 4 French Club Presrdent 4 German Club 3 Latm Club 1 2 Scrence Club l Senlor Scholarslup Squad 4 Sxlhouette Staff 4 Sllde Rule 3 Track 2 3 LILLIAN EDGIN FRANK IOSEPH EIBEN Cherrnstry Club Presldent 4 MARY EVELYNE ELMORE serves l 2 3 4 Hom Econornzcs Sec retary 4 Hyqr l 2 3 4 Latln Club l Mask and Scroll 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 Thrttt Club 3 RUTH ELLEN ESHELMAN s al l 2 G 4 serves 1 2 3 qr Latm Club l 2 4 Mask and Scroll 3 Sclence Club l 4 Student Councll 2 ROSE ANGELA FICHTER Spamsh Club l 2 DONALD OWEN FISHBACK Intramural 1 2 Sctence Club l BENIAMIN PARKER FOLEY Loutsvtlle Kentucky l 2 l-l1Y 3 Secre tary 4 Mlrror Staff 4 Natlonal Honor SOC19lY 4 Student Councrl 4 as -7 1 v , 5 5 '- l5 l tra- .O ' , I. , . I I I . , a cl , 5 , . . , , , ' e '- Fasdal l, 25 G. A. A, l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Re, A .2f Fa d , 5 . A. A. 1, 2, 3, 5 Girl Re , , , 45 Hy l, 2, 3, 4: oofe lassmexlefz BETTY IEAN GEHLKER s al l 2 G Gxrl Re serves 1 H r I. Club l 2 lfask and Scroll 3 Retarl Sellmg Club 4 Spam h Club 3 T1r1t Club 3 HELEN VIRGINIA FOOTE F sdal 2 3 French Club 3 4 G A A l G1rl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Hyqr l Latm Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 Photo Club l Z Scrence l Senxor Schol arshlp Squad 4 Sllhouette Staff 4 IUNIOR OTTO GEISER seball l 2 Bas bal 2 Colleqe Club 4 l-l1Y 3 4 Treasurer l Preslilent 2 lntramural l Latm Club 1 2 Mrrror Staff 4 Srlhouette Staff 4 Student Councll l 2 Treasurer 4 AUDREY FRIEDMAN Fasdal 1 2 French Club 3 Vrce Pres1 Presldent 4 Gxrl Reserves l 3 Vrce Presxdent 2 Pres1dent4 I-Iyqr 1 2 3 4 Latm Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 Semor Scholarshlp Squad 4 Student Councll I 2 3 Thrill Club 4 IACK ADAMS GERRMANN nd 1 2 4 I-I1Y 1 Z 4 Vlce Pr dent 3 Spamsh Club 1 2 Stu ent Councrl 3 ANTHONY I OSEPI-I GAGLIARDO Glee Club Vxce Presrdent 3 4 Plays 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Student Councxl 4 EVA ELIZABETH GILPIN A Gle C 3 I-lyqr ys 1 MARY ELIZABETH GALE Marietta l College Club 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Vxce Pres1dent4 Hyqr 2 3 4 Latm Club l 2 Semor Scholarsh1p Squad 4 Student Councll 3 Thrllt Club 4 IEAN MARGARET GLASSMEYER Loveland l-lrqh l G A A l ERWIN R GAUI. Spamsh Club l Tbrltt Club 2 Fa d , 5 . A. A. l, 2, 3, ' - , 2, 3, 4: yq l, 2, 3: tin . l I 1: .3 V7 I . ' W ',2',3f4Q Ba , , 3, 45 ket l , 3, 4, dent 4, 'of A. A. 1, 2, afsaafa, vice Ba , , 3, : '- , , , ' esi 1 ' , 7 Ci G, . A, l: e lub 2, 7 3: Pla , 2. ' 1 ' , 3, 4. EIS H86 ei U4 IEAN DOROTHY GLEIS Fasdal l Glrl Reserves 1 Hyqr Plays 2 SARAH KATI-IRYN GOINS G A A12 GleeClubl 2 3 4 Home Economics 2 Latm Club 1 IACK HAROLD GRAF German Club 1 2 l'l1Y 3 4 Track 2 NANCY MARIE GRAVENKEMPER Walnut Hxlls Hxqh l Home Econormcs 4 Hyqr 2 Latm Club 2 Spamsh Clul NEWELL BANKS HAM Retnl Sellmq Club 4 BARBARA HANNON Fasdal L 2 French Club 2 3 4 G A E onomlcs l 2 Hyqr l 2 3 Mas.: and Scroll 3 Momtor 4 Studenl Coun l 2 Thnft Club MARGARET CATHERINE I-IANRAHAN WILLIAM EDWIN HARRIS Chemlstry Club Presxdent 4 H1Y l 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Photo Club l Vxce Presrdent 2 Slhouette Staff 2 3 4 Spamsb Club l 2 ROSEMARY B HARTMAN G1rl Reserves 2 3 Hyqr 2 3 Mask and Scroll 3 CHRISTINE HEABERLIN Spamsh Club 3 4 Q1 -. ly 1 : ' 7 l, 2, 37 31 4. ' 1 I A. lg Girl' Reserves l, 2,l3,l 4:1 Home C ' . 7 , , , 4: ' cil , : I 4. 1 ' 7 i I , I , 7 H8 W1 gOl4l'l VL FAUNTLEROY HEFLIN Basketball 3 l-l1Yl 2 3 4 Intramural ub CARL HERBERT HELMSDERFER Football l Glee ub l 2 Y Intramural l 2 3 4 M1rror Staff 4 Spamsh Club 1 2 Student Counczl Thntt Club l 2 ack l 2 FRANK WILLIAM HENDREN CLIFFORD HERN seball l 2 3 B sketball l 2 Football l 2 4 Spamsh Club 3 u dent Co11nc1l l 2 3 EDWARD HILLMAN IR 3 4 Plays 2 3 4 Sw1mm1nq1 2 VIRGINIA MARIE HOLLY G A A l 2 German Clubl 2 Mask and Scroll 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Tl1r1tt Cu l 2 HAROLD ALBERT HUELSMAN IOHN THOMAS HUNT Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 1 Y 4 Student Counc1l 4 ALBERT MILTON IENKIN5 Cl1em1stry Club 4 Chess and Checkers b Latm Club 1 Math Club 4 Photo Club l 2 Sc1ence Club l IEAN IOHNSON nch Club 3 4 G A A l Glee Club 2 M1rror Stall 4 gl . so 1, 2fTm1111c1 I 1,l2,'3,A4.l 5 C1 , 1 Hi' l, 27 ' I 1 f 1 ' SQ ' , 5 Tr , , 3. 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JOHN HOWARD IOHNSON Chemtstry Club 4 Class Presldent 4 French Club 4 H1Y l 2 4 Presldent 3 Intramural 4 Latm Club l M1rror Staff Buslness Manager 4 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 4 Sctence Club Presl d nt 1 Senror Scholarshlp Squad 4 Stu ent Counc1l l 2 3 4 DON IONES ndl 2 4 I-l1Y 4 lntramur Orchestra l 2 Plays 3 Student Counc1l CHRISTINE IONES Class Secretary 2 Fasdal l 2 G A A 2 Grrl Re erves l 3 4 I-lo Economlcs 4 l-lyqr l 2 3 4 l.at1n Club l 2 3 Student Councrll 2 3 4 T r1tt Cub l 2 WILLIAM IOSTWORTH Mlrror Staff 4 Tbr1ft Club l 2 FRANK PHILIP KAPPEL M1rror Start 4 Spanrsh Club 1 2 STELLA KATSANIS G A A l Glrl Reserves l 2 I-lyqr Orchestra I 2 3 4 Spamsb Club l 2 RITA IANE KERSTIEN LAVERGNE MARIE KLEMS Deer Park Hugh School l 2 3 Retatl Sellmq Club Secretary 4 Thntt Club 4 DAN GEORGE KLOENNE Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Go 1 l 4 Intram 2 La Club l REMBERT CLEMENT KOHORST Bnd 2 3 4 Intramural 3 4 Track gl, . L, 9 7 A I ' ' 7 C1 ' , , , - Ba , , 3, 5 '- 7 al lg 4. V V ' 1. : ' s I , 2, I .I :. 'me l, 2: Mask and Scroll, 'llreasulrer 37 Plays . , : ' . , , : b ' 1 , . ' 1 ' , . 34 . - . : ' , : 1: - , , 1 , 1 lf r Hi-Y , 2, 3, 5 ural l, 7 tin 6 , . I , 1 3, 4. 'MILLS KKZIJEMJLOOA WESLEY VICTOR KRAUS Baseball Manaqer 2 Fasdal 1 Football F ench Club 3 4 Golf l 2 I-I Y 4 Tre surer 2 3 Intramural 2 3 Span rsh Club l 2 Student Councrl l 2 3 Tennxs 2 IEAN MARILYN KUEHNER Fas all 2 G A A l Home Economlcs l Latm Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 Mrrror Staff 3 Co edrtor 4 Student Counrrl 2 Thrrft Club BETTE LAKEMAN Chemrstry Club Treasurer 4 Class Presr dent 3 College Club 4 Fasdal l Presr d nt 2 G A A 1 2 Curl Reserves I H r 2 3 4 Latm Cl 4 Presldent 3 Mask and Scroll 3 M1 arm Scholarshlp Squad l Natlonal I-lonor Prom Queen 3 Senior Scholarslup Squad 4 Srlhouette Staff 4 Student Council l 2 3 Valedrctorran PAUL FRANK LANDESS I-I 3 4 GEORGE WALTER LANE French Club l 4 IOHN LANGHOUT F ctball 3 4 Glee Club l 2 I-I1Y 2 Treasurer 3 Preszdent 4 Intramural l Latrn Club l 2 Scrence Club I Span lslr Club 3 4 Student Councrl 4 RALPH W LARKBY nd 1 4 Orc a Spanlsb Club l 2 LOUISE MAE LEAF Terrace Park l 2 Plarnvtlle Hrqh Cheerleader l Home Economzcs 1 CATHERINE FRANCES LELLE Spanrsh Club l 2 St dent Councll l Thrttt Cub DAVID DAVIS LIEBENROOD French Club 3 4 Latrn Club l Student Council l IC - ' 47 I , A7 , A7 I- l, d , : . . . 1 ' e ..., :I ' l 2, 3, 4: 'yq l, , , g ' ub 1, 2, Society 47 Photo Club ll, 27 Plays I, 25 i-Y , . 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Ea , 2, 3, g hestr l, 2, 3, 47 4. . . , 1 ' ' ' 3: 2, ' 'x '1, ' ' fcmlwefzf meitaff DORIS LIMBERT Band 3 4 G A A l 2 G1rlReserves1 2 3 4 Home Economlcs 4 l-lyqr 1n Llub l 2 hestra l 2 Pays l 2 3 Thrltt Club 4 MERRITT HARRY LIND Basketball 2 l'l1Y Vxce Presrclent l Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 lntramural l IANET MARIORIE LYGHTEI. ndl 2 2 G Club IOHN E MANTHEY Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent2 Fasdall H1Yl 3 4 Pres1dent 2 lntra murals l Mxrror Start 4 Ph to Club l Spanlsh Club 1 2 Student Councxl l 2 3 Tenms l 2 Thntt Club l Volleyball ROBERT MASON Class Presxoent 2 Fasd l l Football 3 1 H Y l 3 V1ce Pres1den Presldent 4 Intramural l Latm Club 1 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Tenms 2 Valley 2 ROBERT HUTCHINS MATCHETTE Basketball 3 4 Fasclal l Glee Clu Golf 1 2 I-l1Y 2 3 4 lntramu 2 Latm Club l 2 3 Scrence Club l Stllmouette Staff 4 LURA ANN MAYER Sayre College Ky l 2 Frencn Club G A A 3 4 G1rl Reserves l-lyqr 3 4 Mask and Scroll 3 IACK MEFFORD Glee Club l 2 Golf 1 MARTHA I MEREDITH A A l Gxrl Rese ves Hy r Photo Club 2 Spamsh Club l NORMA IEANNE MERRITT D er Park 1 '7 3 . r . , . I 3 A I I 'V 1 1, 2:1 Lat' 3 , 7 Orc , , 3, 45 l , , 5 ' . , I - 5 , 27 Ba , , 37 G. A. A. l, 7 lee 1, 2, 3, 4: Plays l, 2, 3, 2f 4. ' ' 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Gan , 1. ,1 , ' A ' 1 2, ball' , '4. A 1 3 . 1 1 ll l, 2: , : V , . : ral 1, , . , 5 . 3 4: . . . , : ' 3, 4, G. . . : ' r l: q lr 5 ' , 2, 3. e , u, . 771 93 efon 720 l GEORGE MIDDLETON IR Orchestra I 2 Semor Scholarshlp Squad 4 Spamsh Club 3 ELAINE MARY MILLER Glendale Cahforma 2 Home Econormcs 1 2 Retaxl Sellmg Club 4 Student Courz C 2 PEGGY ANN MILLER Home Economlcs l 2 Plays l BETTY I AN E MITCHELL G A A 3 Glee Club 2 3 Span h Club 3 LAURENCE I MITTER nd l 2 4 Base Intra mural 3 4 GRACE ANN ETTE MON OPOLE Glrl Re-servesl 2 I-Iyqrl 2 3 Sclence Club 2 EDWARD MUELLER Band 3 4 Intramural 3 4 Mzrror Staff 4 Orchestra 3 4 Plays 4 WILLIAM BARRETT MURRAY Football 4 Sclence Club 3 Spanlsh Club MICHAEL I NAUER Cheerleader 2 3 4 HIY 2 3 Szlhouette Staff 4 EVELYN MARCELLA NOEL s al l G A A 3 4 Glr serves 2 3 4 Secretary l I-Iyqr l Student Council 2 Thrllt Club l l I ' e i1 '. ' ' . . . 7 , : is Ba , , 3, 5 ball 3, 45 - G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 1, 2. ' I Fa d 5 . . . l, 2, , 5 ' l Re- , , . 2 , 2: ofeftman ce efz IACK S NOTERMAN Baseball 2 3 4 Football l 2 l'l1Y 4 Intramural l 2 IOHN PATRICK OBRIEN Chemlstry Club 4 lntramural 4 Latin Club l Z 3 Nat1onal Honor Soclety Presldent 4 Senror Scholarshlp Squad 4 Sxlhouette Edltor 4 Thrlft Club MAE OHARA G A A l Gul Reserves l IEAN MARGARET OREBAUGH Fasdall G A A l 2 Grrl Reserves 3 4 Treasurer 2 Hyqr l 2 La Club l 2 Mask and Scroll 3 4 Span rsh Club Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Stu dent Councxl 1 CHARLES WILHITE OSBURN Y German Club 3 Latm Club l 2 Math Club 4 Scrence Club l Semor Scholar shrp Squad 4 Slrde Rule 3 HAROLD IOHN OSTERHAGE German Club 2 Intramural 2 Retarl Sellmq Club 4 Spamsh Club l IOHN PHILIP PAINTER Baseballl 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Fasdal l Football l H1Y 1 2 4 Pres1dent3 Intramurals 2 Latm Club l Retatl Sell lnq Club 4 Student Councrl 2 3 ALBERT H PARKER Fasdal l German Club l 2 H Y l 4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Intramural 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 VICE Pres1dent 3 Student Councrl 4 VERLDON PHILLIPS Tennesseel 2 3 Norwood 4 HELEN IEANNE PIEPER G A A l Home Economrcsl 4 I - P li 2, 3, 4. ' ,:tin Chemistr Club 45 French Club 3, 4g : . : i- . , pp efzf :IV IACK PAUL PIPPERT H1Y 2 4 Secretary 3 Intramural 3 4 Main Club 4 Shde Rule 3 Sparush Cl b V ball IOHN IULIUS PISCH German Club 2 3 H1Y l 2 3 4 Track GALE EDWARD POINTER Band 2 Football 3 4 German Club 3 H l Trackl 2 3 4 Volleyballl MARGARET POWELL French Club 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 M1 ror Stall 3 Co Edrtor 4 Nat1cnal Hon r Socxety 4 Semor cholarshrp Squad 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 MORTON RICHARD QUEBE MILTON RULLELL RALSTON Bandl 2 3 4 Latin Club l Orchestra 2 3 Plays 3 Spanish Club 3 4 AUDREY REMLER Glee Club l 2 4 Pres1dent3 G1rl Re serves 4 l.at1n Club l Mrrror Staff 3 Nauonal Honor Socrety 4 Plays l '7 Tlrrrft Club Tre surer 4 ROBERT L RHEINS ln rarnural l 2 3 4 I.1e Qavmol LACY KATHARINE RHODEN A 2 3 G1rl Reserv llome Ebonomxcs l 4 l-lyqr l 2 Ma k an Stroll 3 Plays 3 Thr1ft Club MARTHA IANE RILEY sdal l G A A 2 Grrl Reserves 4 Hyqr 2 Mask and Scroll 2 Reta1l Qe mq Clu 4 4 P -R e 1, if Olleyl 1, 2, 4. 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W a 10719614 EI ei MARTHA MARGARET RIORDAN Reqma Hlqh l 2 Glrl Reserves 3 nec re ary 4 L t1n Club 3 4 Mask an Scroll 3 Mrrror SMH 3 4 Senlor Svh l arshrp Squad 4 CARL ROEDER RUTH LOUISE ROSE A A l Glee Cub 2 4 Treas 3 Gxrl Reserxes l Latln Club 3 Play ROBERT RUMBLE nd l l'l1Y 3 Presrden l.at1n Club l 2 Mlaml S holarshro Squad l Natronal Honor Soclety 4 Orch str 3 4 Senlor Scholarshrp Squad 4 S houette 4 Spamsh Club Presrdent 3 Vrce President 4 Student Coumrl 2 Th t Club l RICHARD I SALZMAN lntramurall 2 3 Latln Clubl 2 Span rsh Club 1 2 MARY ANNE SCI-IILDER Reqlna Hrqh l 2 French Club 3 4 Gul Reserves 3 4 Mask and Scroll 3 Semrr MARY VIRGINIA SCHLIENTZ College Club 4 Fasdal l 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Home Econormcs 4 Hyqr 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 Mask and Scroll 3 SCIENCE Club l Se-mor Scholarshrp Squad 4 Spamsh Club l 2 Student Councll 3 IANE SCHWEIKERT Cheerleader 4 Colleqe Club 4 Fasu 3 4 Board l Gm rves 2 3 4 Pesxdent l Hyqr l 3 4 Lat1n Club l 2 3 Mask and Scr ll 3 Mon1tor 4 Plays 4 Sen1cr Scholar s lp Squad 4 S1lhouette 4 tu dent Councrl l 2 Thr1t Club 3 THOMAS MOORE SCOTT Chem1stry Club 4 Math Club 4 MIGUII Scholarshrp Squad l Natronal Hon r Soclety 4 Senror Svholarshxp Squad 4 Slrde Rule 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 Student Councrl l Thr1ft Club 3 Presldent 4 aalutatorlan IOSEPH WILLIAM SEILER German Club l 3 Pres1dent2 Gee Club l 2 Presldent 3 4 Natronal Fon Socrety 4 I I 1 . . 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A. 2, , , g Ref se , , , r ' 7 , 2, if ' . - I f s A ' 7 'f . gluzffefz gfovefz WALTER EDWARD SI-IAFFER Golf 3 Retaxl Sellmq Club 4 IAMES HOWARD SIMMERMON Plays 2 GENE EDWARD SLADE Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 l-l1Y 4 Intramural 3 Latm Club l 2 Span sh Club 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Volleyball 4 HOWARD RICHARD SONNYCALF ABEL STANKOVICH PATRICIA ROSE STEADMAN Western l-l1lls l Colleqe Club 4 French ub 2 3 4 3 4 G1r serves 2 4 Secretary 3 Hyqr 2 3 4 Mask and Scroll 3 Semor Scholarshlp Squad 4 Student Councxl 4 RUTH ELIZABETH STERRETT sdal l Z G 4 Reserves 2 4 V1ce Persldentl 3 Hyqr 3 Latln C 2 3 Mask a Scroll 3 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY Secre tary 4 Sclence Club l Senlor Scholar sh1p Squad 4 S1lhouette 4 PLO IANICE STICKLE Band Sponsor 3 4 College Club 4 Fasdall 2 G A A l Glrl Reserves l 2 3 4 Home Econom1cs 4 Hyqr 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Secretary l Mask and Scroll 3 M1rror Staff 4 Plays l 2 3 4 SCIGUCE Club 1 Student Councll CECILIA STOUT German Club l 2 Glee Club l Mask and Scroll 3 SEARL WESLEY STOVER 1 Cl ,,yG.A.A.2,,p lRe- Fa , , . 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A. 1, 2, 3, , Girl 1, 2, , lub 1, , , ' ' nd lj 21 ' . : , 2: ffufe enffzess NORMAN GEORGE STRITE nd l 2 4 Germ ub Intramural 1 3 4 Math Club 4 Or chestra l 2 3 Sllde Hule 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 DONALD ALLEN SULLIVAN German Club 2 Treasurer 3 H1 Y Treas urer 4 MIITOF Staff 4 WILLIAM SUTTON Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 H1Y Volleyball 4 THOMAS IAMES TAGGART Retaxl Selllnq Club 4 EMOLINE GERALDIN E TARTER A A 2 Gle lubl 3 4 Reserves 2 I-lyqr 2 Spamsh Club HAROLD ALBERT THIEDEMAN Chemistry Club 4 Math Club Presrdent 4 M1am1 Scholarslup Squad l Semor Scholarshxp Squad 4 Slrde Rule 3 Span CHARLES DUANE THOMPSON Basketball Manager 2 3 Fasdal l 2 I-l1Y Presrdent l VICE Presldent 2 Sec retary 3 Treasurer 4 Intramural l 2 3 4 Latm Club l 2 Student Councxl l 2 3 4 Thrlft Club 1 HOWARD TOLBERT otball 2 3 4 H1Y l 2 3 lntramu l 2 3 4 MIYIOF Staff 4 Plays 4 Span rsh Club 2 3 ROBERT P ULLOM Retall Selllnq Club 4 Trabk 2 WILLIAM VENTRESS Basketball 4 French Club 3 4 Golf 3 1 2 3 4 lntrarnurall 2 3 La Club 1 2 Student Councrl 4 Thnft Club l Q - Ba , , 3, 5 an Cl l, 25 , 1 : '- 4: G. . . l, 5 9 C , 2, , 5 Girl 5 5 ' l. ish Club 3, 4, Thrilt Club 1, 2, 43, 4. Fo , , 5 '- , . 5 rdl Hi-Y , , 7 7 lin wesfon MARGIE WESTON Glee Club l 2 3 4 I-lyqr 2 Pays Thnft Club 3 MARY IANE WETTERSTROEM Latm Club 3 4 Spamsh Club PATRICIA IEAN WHEELER Mmluqan l Z Student Councxl 4 HELEIN ANN WHITE A A 1 2 3 Glrl Reserves l 2 3 Home Economlcs 4 Hyqr I 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Scxence Club l Thnlt Club 4 A Gle l' 3 4 Tre er 2 Hyqr 2 3 lays l IANET BETTY WICKERSHAM Glee Club l 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Spamsh u l OREN HENRY WILLENBRINK German Club l 2 LEROY PAUL WIMMERS Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Intramural l 2 3 Mlrror Staff 4 Plays 4 IUNE WOGE Spamsh Club l 2 IOHN EDWARD WOLFF Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 -wal I , , , 7 5 l lg ' 7 , 7 ' l, 2. G. . . , , 7 ' , , ,45 MARGAURITE IUNE WHITE G. . A. l: e Clu, 1, , , as- ur 5 , 7 P , 2, 3. Cl ls , 2. ' ' ' 4 O0 'Lu Zlmmeimdn BETTY WOODRUFF Home Economlcs 4 MARCIA LOUISE WOODS sdal l G A A 2 G1rl Re erwe 3 4 Secretary 2 Hyqr 3 Latm Clul' Secretary l Vxce Presldent 3 rletall Sellmq Club Treasurer 4 Sludent Coun c 2 ANDY IOSEPH WRIGHT Basketb ll 3 Chem1stry Club 4 Chess 4 Intramural l Semor Scholarshlp Squad mnq l Tenms 2 4 IACK C YANCEY Baseball 2 Basketball 4 Intramural Tra lc BETTY LOUISE YANKIE Curl Reserves l 2 4 Home Eccncmu 4 Hyqr 3 GORDON PAUL ZIEGELMEYER otball l 2 3 4 Spam Cluv Pres1dent 4 Track l 2 ROBERT H ZIMMERMAN lnlramural 4 Thrlft Club 4 9 ' Fa : . . . 5 ' s ' fs l, , , 7 1 ' M 2, il . l Slide Rule Spanish Club 37 Swim' l 3 ' , , . : 1 ' 2, 3, 45 C 3, 4. ' , , 7 is Fo . , , 7 'sh l 3, gf Gents cz ozen S Our semor class w1ll be remembered tor years to come Cwe llie to thlnlcl Some people thlnlf 1t IS because ot our dret colces and potato chrps our par ents tlnnli we 1nher1ted brarns and JH rnratrve our teachers thrnlc rt rs erther the wronq r the rrqht educatron tew thlnlx rt luck but we know we Just have 'alent Cur second sprm I here we qave the one and only Neverrllqarn lt cant happen here qophornore Hop We landed rn the red and rn the tacultys harr Later Sophornor s may not try tor th1s record But we learned 'We dave an awe rnsprrrnq lumor Prom balloons and ser orrous Bette Lakerrrad was our Prom Queen there are more aqe old customs wrecked by our rllustrrous bunch READ Qlll l l l tor our senror year takes top honors Greater LlIlClllllGl1 ts no slouch and chose tcr DeMol1y Sweetheart our own home Grown home educat d beauty lamce Strclcle Another stellar personalrty recoqmzed oy all Crncrnnatl rs Boo Mason He darned hrs basketball honors by scor me the most pornts per qarne rn the South West D1SlflCl Have we qot em or have we qot cm? You Know BHAlNSl l l Wrth that lrttle extra luck that we deserxe the local chapter ot the Natronal Honor Socrety revrsed rts annual proqram and extend ed merrbershlp at rnldyear Ours was the trst twelve lower class under the new rulmq We are so modest we wrll not efen mentron ho N hard 1t was to choose the super exceptronal rn ser 50 v1ce lC,5td9fSl'1lID and character from our exrerhonal class Vxfe are Just a step behrnd Hollywood Our se nor class play was loy ot Lrv no produced out there last year They qot a heao start because they were all born ten years sooner but wa1t untrl vte are ten year older Our commencement season expres cd our personalrty too Our Class Day profrram lor the trrst trme was alter dark and our theme Nas A Day rn an lnsane Asylum Qdd rsn t rt? We play ed xt strarqht yeah? We broke away from that fluffy ruffle stulf wrth an armtul ot rose buds tor the weet lune qrad VVe Just are not the type Belmve us At the ballotrnq be tween blue and whrte caps and gowns and semr formal dress the former won rn a landslrde of flat tops and swrrlrnq academrc slcrrts Qur poetlc qenrus Cmostly K Brown steadl was turned loose on the cornpos me ot the cla s sonq one that would really descrrbe our true feelrnq about thts dear old rnstrtutron of book larmn The tun was a l ttle obscure drtty whrch we retrtled l Hear a Rap Sody srno us Vtfrse Cracliersl srqned COMMITTEE FOR THE PROMCDTION OF THE MODEST AND UNASSUM ING MEMBERS OF THE IUNE CLASS OF l94l and that rncludes us too N I ' l ' l l , if .r I , v f l ' ' J V jf - X Y V l A . ' V H A I V Yr ff r - . . , I , A . .Q I ' X . c 7, 5 a , I I V . ' n 1 7 fr , - s . l . 7 fr I 3 - 4 4 sa . A A I ,V ' , I L X 11 . I ' t I ' s , . , . ' entrne and urt qals galore ano qale r- A 7 , . 1 . - . 1 A v V X I l I 7 . M 1 . . r , . , 1 ,p T' ' ' Q , ' ' L S , l ' f , f .A Y f T 'A I 1 1 , r , .1 1 . V l. . , ,D 7 I 4 - 1 A A L ' l - a . A l . 1 if V , ' ' , 'M. lf and K, E. Salute TOMQRRGVWS SEN- to look at and fresh to talk tog 1033- When You tum this perse, they read what we writeg they you will see Good Eqqs in come to our clancesp they are 'Wholesale lots. They root the really lots ot tum. 'We cant re- teams to Victory: they are cute member being as cute. weft 8155525 IQ fowefzs FIRST ROVV: Lf Esker, I. Davis-, VJ. Dugan, M. AI:ii, G. Biuestem, E. Eokrnan. SECCNIY ROW: H. English, M. Fox H, Addison, F. Bork, I. Bccjue. THIRf RC'.'.': V Ablzato, S. Ball, E Agilziriq, I, 'f,f'.1I -, P. Buck, I. 21122 FOURTH RQJV-': 1. Bartlett, H.. Ash '33, M. f'h:1L1tt:.a:1, I.. Buetgef, ll' Brown. FIRST ROV.: LI. Surd-, M. 'Nest P I-Iigdon, M. Spinner-1, M. I-lover, j. Robinson. SECOND RONV: T. Iocore, I, DaI- garn. K Rah---, R. Wiilier, B. Gai rcs, I.. Sgsoiisffir, I Knight, K KeIIf5y. THIRS RQVIZ A, I-Ls:-'.-.'oi:t, A. I-IGI Qoway, R. F.'Iir!1'-xfr, B. Rin ken' merger, L. Zxavfs, A Liddy H Grau, P. Efezxr FY FOURTH RQIJK: B. Scheidt, A. Yfoir, R. Srntthers, 3 Garver, B. Nashold G. Lewis. FIFTH ROW: A Murray, Ti. Fraa:-a E. Hahn, VV. .Str aid, B. Stokcs. Meet the Super Seniors, candidates tor next taII's Super-Duper Seniors, and weII Worth it, as they admit. Among the Sixty Stooges are numbered 4 big bad Iootbaiiers, 3 whooping hoop- sters, 2 rough-cut diamond stars, 2 Cinder pounders, 2 putter- mutterers, I Mirror Nose-tor-News, I I-Ionorable Mention in the i941 Schoiarship Squad and one dozen Aiso-Rans, and iast and not Ieast, this ciass was the iirst upper juniors to make the year- book start, placing 7 statt positions out ot ZI, and I piump camera- man. gilluoueffe IQLH I FIRST ROW: C. Bender, K. Arusta ' soil, M. S. Bowt-1:,, I Blom, lf. Ar. shutz, E. Abtvatt-, SECOND ROW: lj. Allen, T Arm' drews, D. Arinui, E, Bioot:1.arg, Q. Breen. THIRIJ ROVV: M. Alflxanflt,-1 I Pavkus, I, Bucl-cl1ol:, B, Burrif Burke, R. Boimng. I FOURTH ROVN: E. Ar11.st!cn', A. Ahll, H. Bakr'-1, M. Burke-, G Arfuc nc-llc, B. Elsflioti, W. Ez-1-ye-1 FIRST ROW: B. llissellcangg., N. Oo: dion, I. Gatwood, E. lloshozg, IM, E: nel-cinfg, L. Elloblf-VIII, I. .'.Jfu.Li R. Fussne-rker. SECOND ROW: H. Borfglw--ggf-r. E hstert, M. Currons, I. Galle-v laixtnan, L, Cluoco, A. Evans, I Carroll. THlR'J ROVI: I. Firth, G. Christman, l. Deltflicheiis, M. Day, M, Coates E. Dreylmg, M. Epnlsr. FOURTH ROVv': E. Ellis, G. E' ckter' E. Dwyer, P. Folgen, R. Douglas I. Catton, B, Gaskins, H. Glos. . her, I. Cundy. FIRST ROW: P. Ham, H. Grimm, K Hagene, A. Kunz, T. Houston, A. Howard, E. Moline, E. Hatmner- smith. SECOND ROVV: I. Hamon, B. Ellis, H. Kronrmllor, I. Hover, W. Ioslyn, K. Gregg, G. Hammond, H. Kraus. THIRIU ROW: R. Growvr, E. Gov: E. Hagerty, ID, Hanttlori, R. Irving A. Hardwick, M. Iolmson, ll, Htl' berg, M. Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: B. Green, I.GYlSCl1y' P. Katsams, ID. Iunker, G. Herznefl G. Keuxgzf. FIFTH ROW: V, Kunz, B. Grotz, B Goecke, H. Haynes, M. Hall, M Goins. Here are the lucky and as yet unworried Iuniors. They throw the social event ot the year, and land in the red like as not, though this year the theme was Shades ot Blue. The only torrnal school dance, the Iunior Prorn, brings worries about the orchestra, fret about decorations and politics about the Oueen. But that is not the only bid ot the Eleven Uppers to recognition ll Uppers H. Miller, in, B. McClain. narci, E. Mehne, V Mulford, D. Nauffr, D. Wright, L. lVIcCoIniack. FIRST ROW: M, Schartenberqer, E. Srrtither, W. Pryor, E. Schlie, R. McCabe, W. Shadoan, S. Sprenqer, B. Woqqal. SECOND ROW: F. Rapren, G. Point- er, P.SI1raque, D, Plnlligfs, D. Peery, F. Radel, ID, Paterson. sey, N. Plunimt-1, N. Rialaq, M. Quick, L. Reitzel, VV. Schmidt, IJ. Prrtchard. FOURTH ROW: IN. Patrotke, K. Oakes, N. Prell, G. Shively, C. Pat- rrck, I. Schaefer, P. Ruckbetl. FIFTH ROVV: A. Ollincrer, I. Stwtke, I. Sankvr, G. Rolmtrtczmx, M. Roami- berqer. FIRST ROW: M. Wtlke, D, Tlrr-dlck, R. Str-iriktmry, F. Vtlirobauqlr, lvl. Strong, I. Wwisltfr, M. Wafrqal, D. Walker, D. Vtfeiqard, G. Torbeck. SECOND ROW: D. Wilson, I-I. Vxfil- lrams, R. Perkinson, C. Wiqqermq- loh, G. Walker, D. Vfttt, F. Tren- kauip, A. York. THIRD ROW: E. IvV9SlGll'CdlllUl, M. Taylor, N. Wallner, I. Winqorter, B. Van Volkenbnrtr. M. Mntlt, R. Q . . . Vondvr Htrtxssilt-, B St. Clan. FOl.vRTtI ROW: lt. Vondrr Strassrw, I. Voqq, B. Ste-tt.n5', lf. Vtfwllsl H. Vlfetektim, R. Sylvester, D. Vtflret-ler, in our tair halls. This group counts 8 Prom candidates, all prettyg 3 City Otlicials tGirls' WeekIg I3 Student Council members, 6 toot- ball lads, l basketball babe, 3 track trailers, and 5 baseball stars. Besides that they include 7 Mirror statt members, 3 Silhouette start plus l cameraman, and 3 scholars Cqirlsl. Taq these talented heirs ot the seniors tor Who's Who to come. ll Uppers FIRST ROVX: E. lwlerslze, S. Miller, M. Moore, F. Noterrnan, K. Mclialc, R. 1 Llack, P. lvlcllonougg. SECOND ROVV: C. Laytnon, D. Nel- son, VJ. McCormick, I. Mattel, R. Lazntnq, I. Morton. THIRD ROW: V. Mrssw-r, M. Morris, l. Malgass, I. I.ul-an, B. Morrison, FCURTH ROW: F. Morgan, M. Ben- tzltt, T. Latham, C. Mullins, I. Luk! FIFTH ROVV: I. Donnelly, L, Leo- THIRD ROW: E. Ramsey, R. Rani- giikoueffe IQLH FIRST ROVV2 lf. GIFIS, IVI. BOCJIW, M. Caress, M. K.-FI., E. Bellamy, T. Giant. SECOND RTDVV: YJ. Brown, Il. Elm-- stnln, C. Ki-rmytf, I. bs-nz, A. Ht-nf :ring-1, PQ. Ilavismm, W, Ho--y. TIIIRI ROVJ: LI. Iiofrk, M, Iilsstuu, If. Akzidfq-, YJ. Paxnmt, B. Hank- HIP, IJI. Iiufd, IJI, Gtlzlkt-r. FOJRTH RYJIN: A, I uri, E. Erfvv.'1if 1112, E. Cask, H. I-Iahript-k, II. I ar:.1' er, E. Iatpbss FIFTH HOEV: E. Fr-ch, G. Cevzi, R. I'icwa1:i, L. Q.:.,L14rlas, H. Ii'-y'f2ri+ doerier. FIRST ROHV: II, Iamdtvssl, R. Mill!-1, B. Sutton, H, Sfiuzlarl, I2 SILIIM, B. Willsfy, S. Si::.k1:i, T. Sawyi-1, H Taylor. SECOND RQIN: R.Ra1xisP-y,H,l.oriI1, A. Lidell, ll. Laker, I'. Mc'GoWali, M. Viemhcyer, fl Newton, R, Mai- cus, D, Prcctor. THIRD RCVV: G. Pogvplewell, B. Smith, C, Niemeyer, I. Niederhel- man, O. Blasing, B. Stexnl-camp, B. McCcsham, I. Robertson II, Stolilr man. I-OURTH ROVJ: Ft. Ikszrmgw, Lf Lliwarz, R. Sorzwrfsft, B, Iamt, If. Stover, N. Taylor, M, Rm a:.-llm, C. St-idl--1, I.. Simon. FII-TH ROVK: S. Fxfzklrid, S. Vlii l1a:x.s, I, Yatf-1, LI Uwiruxaz, H. Nl' choir l.I. Url art, I. fl1tl'Imlf1, R, flax' ling , W . , I Overlooking this bunch ot expectant Cbut they don't know what they're in for? countenances, We recognize the smaller ot two junior classes. This is a crew of bright hopefuls, one way or an- other. A drum major heads the field, closely followed by l varsity basketball star, 3 music lovers, 3 dusty dirt dashers Ipardon my obtusity. This means track starsD, l up and coming shortstop, and l third string gridiron hero and a few slickereno-goops. Last and also least, our great double-bubble gumchawing king. ll fowefzs sruri, M. Gluer LJ. Dnnrernan, L. Garrison, lfl. Glenn, B. Del.o:na SECOND ROW: I. Glaser, E. Dayton, B. Dye, D. Diehl, E. Denman, R. Grllrland, E. Easter, E. Crowthers. THIRD ROW: R. Egbers, R. Flauqli- er, B. Dorsey, L. Dietz, D. Fuqeit, R. Felrck, I. DeNorna. FOURTH ROW1 T. Grbbowy, C. Da vis, B. Davis, H. Ellrs, G. Escnr-:tr barli, E. Eawiri, R. Gilmore, C. llv- ans. FIRST ROW: E. Hays, D. Keller, H. Haynes, F. Grosslierrn, R. Krllrnqer, M. Kiley, B. Lawrence, L. Huetwohl. SECOND ROW: R. Heritz, D. Lacker, C. Iones, D. Kelley, B. Kiley, D. Goode, A. Koenig, I. Hartman, L. Larrixners. THIRD ROW: L. Kurry, I. Harris, I Hutton, I. Leaf, B. Horton, M. Hall, S. Koch, D. Kendall, T. Hendrix. FOURTH ROVV: I. Goshen, I. Hiq- gins, F. LaRose, D. Koch, B. Her- thaus, I. Hicks, I. Hrqqrns, G. Hayes, B. Hennies. Iust one look at these pictures shows you that our class holds the future presidents, iirst ladies, millionaires, etc. Their shining faces radiate a brilliance which cannot be excelled. Our class is proud ot its 4 honor students, our good-looking women, and our well built athletes. Where would any of our teams be without our sophomore he-men backing them up? We IO Uppers FIRET ROW: L. Carlson, B. Broadus, E. L,lxand.ir, E. Brown, l. Carter, W. Castfllo, E. Conover. SEGCNL ROVJ1 E. Adarnsori, lf Qurralrer, R. Breitunlg, W. Erwi- :a:z.g., E. Felix, R. Courtney, li Brown, S. Barley. THIRD ROW: B. Cohen, P. Comeau, I. Ashcraft, G. Bascozn, R. Costa, V. Ashcraft, l. Burdsall. FIRQT RGIN: C. Deltflichclrs, M. El- FIRST ROVJ5 lj. Norixixi, I. Murray, rl. Pail-cc-r, K. l-floors, t, Norcxxwyi-1, R, Nfayhiiqlx, V Cvwilnvi-4, R N-ss lc--, M. Oiiivlc. SEf'ONlR ROVJ: E. Mt-yt r, R. PHI' kms, R, Murray, R, Part, l.. Pair, VI Ostrivlisrlx, l. f.'l-'L1i:iai1qlxy, lf R V l P tri .:'.tZLJ1CJ, ,. -- 5. THIRD ROVJ: B. McCarthy, R. Miy' . slr, R. l.'lr'i.flfllan, K. Nauei, l.. Rie . lag, M. Mfilhiriey, M. Martii, H. ' Przoie, Nl. OBrien, M. Miller. FOURTH ROW: R. Pennington, 'l Meador, I. Mortimer, R. Mellet, R. Pixies, S. laiizter, K. Neal, T. Rakvl. FIRST ROVJ: S. Szzxiih, C. Srzxitltsori lvl. Srrxiih, l. Reilel, R. Rummy, D Smiley, P. Shafer. SEOONQ ROW': B. Schoneberqer, V, Senxett, l. Schaxferxherger, B. 5,h'iv er, D. Reco d, L. Schenz, A. Ru- dolph, B, Rohrscheib. THIRD ROHV: P. Service, P. Riordan, R. S:hixt1Cl, F. Schwartz, M. Shaikey, A, Scales, 'l. Rosenberqer. FOURTH ROW: B. Soitz, B. Shep htxd, L. Roudehiisli, I. Re-hw, I ivhiiirxaclwr, I. Rhem, FIRST ROW: I. Wiltfs, V. Steqii.-rx, M. Woli, S. Sullivan, A. Wisbey, L. Wemal, R. Vlorrall, G. Wirth. SECONQT ROVV: R. Vvlllldlflli, B. Wolfe, D. VJciie, R Ymmq, R S'h'5l'fiFO'l, C. Wilkie, I. Stuobemaa W. Thiemaim, P. Vtfimmer. THIRD ROW: C. Williaixxs, C. Stew art, S. 'v'v'1lsori, M. Tierney, I. Stet- i-in 'Q Wilscn, Lf, Wagner, A. 'v'.':odrurf. FOURTH ROW: T. Thayer, B. Smith, M. Thurnez, C. Thompson, VJ. We- laqe, A. Steel, M. Tuqqle, l. Ro' bertson, H. Vfallnei, have 4 big leiiermen who participate in all gridiron combats, 3 cinder-pourrders, l hoopster, and 2 diamond aces. We feature in the Way oi swiriq, Ted Rakel arid his Iive Five, who qive out at all the local iea-dances. As a Whole, We are all iive-happy and dorri appreciate the qood works oi Mr. Hum- berqer. tStaf'l Comment: a Class ni-srrxcer, S. K., wrote th1s.l IO Uppers 57 FIRST IIKJL: XI. i rw, B lf.,'f11z I. Loft. y, If, E11 it I. Ir' vm: S. Ijxlikr, V. I?:,r.r. SECONI ROVI: I. Arxzstrortfy, Ii Fischer, E. Fritz, I. Fleische-1, Ii Ford, E. Fofste, H, Ik? ssez, T. Else'-1. THIRIL ROVK: R. Fmt'-r, E. Eitozz I. Bogart, B. favis, R. Bauer, I. B, gait, M. Edwazds, I. Fiwm. FOURTH R.'PX'f: II, I'.i11::.'garf11'-I, II Bak' r, I, 3s..:. :Q K' Imirxtz' IJ Brook? -:ik if-II: F Fifttxzz, I Euizfi, I. If '-::.fz. FIFTH Hw'.'. : T. IfCxI-DI, B. Pat., II Ashton, P. Peisrf E. IVIvLm1t.is1, G. G in H Hour' ri S. How L--1, FIFTH ELSE: A. F xt.-' ' 5, If II H. H11II I.I. H ly, I If 1 I, Af Yung, H I.I.iyI.- FIRST HUT: E 31.1.1 I,, Rx' 11.1, 41 Simi'-r, rf. '.I. iv, f.I .' rxr1::..:.:: :, C. RtI::1:.:, If Fi. - in II1', SELOIAI I-IL,'.'f2 t iT.t.m:m:i, . Reedm, M, V.y:1:1, Ro-It-1, I, Siuolut, G. Vfoani, II Sri'-II. THIRL RQ 'Jig IE. nh-1:'r', Reevefy 5, Riaax, . L7 I 1.3111 P. 'NiItk51':igr1 S' E. FILPH. son, R. Sriie' I. 1.1:.i, I . Ridge, FOURTH Ftfff.'.': F' ' ' kifr Vinod, II. Y. ff' :z 1. 5 :..11'ftf I, r .. ..I.t.. , I 5715-t1:,.:t. if fi ' .i rf'-'I It Y H - W- Y 1.1,-1 What does the Word SQPI-ICDMCRE mean to you? D. VVehster says it's wise fooI g but you can't caII this ciass that. Their boast is 7 putt and Wheezers on the ciinker path, 5 gritty grid-ironers, 7 brave sports managers, CI.ids oft to 'emi and many Calory-conf scious gaIs who siice it off Via archery and other musCIe artsg and Iots ot girls and a very few boys of a reaiiy sweet shy dispo- sition. They are so restful. IO fowefzs FIRST RUE',': I,, Fit-...1-ai.-.'s, It. Htl svvaxf, IJI. H.::..LIt,::, '.'. I:ixI5'fxItI.', I. Htvlutt :', G, Kiims' Ix'.I1sit, lf. Im 11 SECONF RCKV: R. Hffxci, I. Ltlwif' D. Myc-is, IJ. PowfII, Cl. Kessel, It McCoimm', CT. Horner, It. MCNVK-thy THIRD ROW: K. 'ferr-1, Lf. Lang Iioxxt, I. H511 fvf. Fxz:.kh:x1se1, In Hag:i.ar.ii, NI. My-if, E. I-fIe Icff:, FOURTH RCVJ: I Parkfr, T. Ittt, FIRST ROW: IU. Buquo, R. Brown, H. Brrrzlrt, C. Adams, R. Brown, L. Ban, P. Brqzkharrk. 2 SBCON1. ROW: IJ. Bluestein, B. Beatty, H. Bcllcn, W. Abel, B. Bark- ' -er, R. Bark, N. Burske, T. Burwrnkel. THIRD ROW: R. Bell, I. Beasley, E, Bccrre, V. Bakr-r, H. Boyd, M. Bog- I cgess, W. Brannon, P. Boseker, T. Brancaznp. FOURTH RONV: C. Brinlcmeyer, T. Baker, V. Burke, El. Belew, B. Barl- ey, R. Arnold, I.. Baurnqartner. FIRST ROVJ: M. Brunlc, S. Brazier V. rfavenrozr, P. Engel, G. Berne, I.. llxelrl, V. L. Dodson, V. Cortey. SECOND ROVV: T. Dwyer, E, Ernst, G. ljorclxett, C. Davison, F. Chap- nran, F. Cutler, B. Cahill. THIRD ROW: L. Falta, D. Fields, M. Durnlorcl, A. Davis, D. Cassine, N. Christensen, I. Duqan, D. Enqle. FOURTH ROW: E, Fink, C. Fink, S. Brown, B. Derrnondy, I. Connolly, I. Connolly, C. Costrqan. FIFTH ROW: N. Farris, F. Claasson, R. Bc-all, B. Tlcton, I. Ellrclqe, R. Ft-rn'-yer, B. Crarner. SIXTH ROVV: N. Farrner, E. Costello, P. Colzo, B. Lavrr. FIRST ROIN: M. Hunt, I. Hess, F. Geytan, S. Hrbberd, M, Graham, A. Hfbbel--r, S. Hartman, R. Galley. SECOND ROIN: B. Gearey, E. Hurst, I'. Hatnelld, W. Hrfrdffrnan, D. Hank- ins, D. Burwinkol, I, Hudson. THIRD ROVV: M. Heidlcarnp, I. Fury, M Hayf-s, B. Gaagliardo, M. Gloss' rnglr, S. HI-ncirrclc, I, Helton, V. rlanralron. FOURTH ROW: M. Hillrnan, B. Hol- teld, R. Gravenkerrrper, H. Hessel, R. Frarnbes, E, Hall, D. Frank. FIFTH ROW: A. Grogan, R. Hrll, B. Holmes, C. Gebhardt, M. Glover, T. Grifichy. L. Before us we have one of the hiqcgest classes sheltered Within the harsh brick Walls ot Norwood Hiqh School. These are lcensor- edl little Willies and Ianies who continually Vex the rnaturer stupes and intelliqentsia. Much is expected from this group. We Wish them better luck than we had. Dave I-lankins acts as presi- dent With a little shove now and then from Vice President Dot Uppefzs Upper Leit FIRST ROW: R. Mulieatlier, F. Montgomery, M. Meyers, R. Morton, D, Mehrrnq, F. Vleckes, V. Pennington. SECOND ROW: H. Muir, M. Overberq, R. Messer, R. Pierl, L. Orr, Charles Miller, R. Prues, I. Munroe. THIRD ROW: I. Monroe, A. Peters, E. Ponticos, G. Morqenroih, S. Naber, S. Ottrnq, F. Mullikin, V. Merrill. FOURTH ROW: lvl. Prather, R. Mellet, I, Moore, B O'Conner, R. Mitter, G. Miller, R. Mettord, T. Orr Lower Leit FIRST ROVV: M. Schneider, I. Ovorberq, D. Roades, E. Smedly, R. Roll, I. Ross, A. Rariel, O. Sander. SECOND ROW: H. Roark, L. Shoistall, H. Schumacher W. Russell, A. Ryo, P. Schmidt, E. Svrtz, THIRD ROVV: B. Ruririeklrxriyn, L. Scliwarloer, P. Rice H. Riordan, I. Rrcarcir, I. Stein, I, Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: E. Rheude, V. Schnrrke, M. Scherer M. Roberts, S. Rugby, G. Schottenstern, E. Rxeqler FIFTH ROVV: B Ssarzzan, li. Schulkers, E. Schroeder R. Rich. Upper Right FIRST ROW: L. Lonq, I. McCaw, S. McRoberts, M. I Laban, N. Kerr, K. Iuillerat, B. Lillie. SECOND ROW: B. Kiefer, B. Kemper, F. Larnnxers, I6 Iiendrick, A. McCann, D. McCracken, C. Lear, 1. ett. THIRD ROW: P. Keller, I. Kloenne, L. Maschino, M. Iamison, P. Kennedy, L. Kraus, lvl, Manes. FOURTH ROW: R. McLeod, G. Mauclc, G. johnson, E. Iustine, V. Mattel, R. Iohnson, K. Koch, M. Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: E. McCann, VJ. Kelly, I- IOBCINIIIN, D. Lee E. Martin. Lower Right FIRST ROW: W. Wethinqton, I. Thornton, C. Thorn- ton, A. Vanover, I, Stewart, R. Steqrnan, I. Stantrll, M. Wait, O. Smith. SECOND ROW: I. Snrocrlc, G. Thomas, I. Weissinqer, F. Vtlalrher, K. Williams, H. Silvers, B. Steen, I. Young. THIRD ROW: B. Smrthson, I. Werner, G. Stantrll, M. Ward, L. Vetter, I. Wrllsey, R, Wernsrnq, G. Siefke, B, Stein. FOURTH ROW: P. Vlestnleyer, B. Staqrnan, R. Steens, T, St. Clair, E. Woltt, I. Suope, I. Schulte, B. Strout. FIFTH ROW: P. Uchtman, K. Sturgeon, B. Wester- kamm, L, Summey, G. Swope, I. Wage, A. Wills, E. Sowers, M. Teese. Buquo and Ina Stantill, Secretary-Treasurer. As yet there are only 4 track men, 2 reserve piqskin paraders, and l papoose basketeerg but qive them time. Even the gals on the Silhouette staff admit the trosh girls are absolutely qoocl-looking!!! 60 Uppers FIRST ROXV: I. Burnetie, W, Lar- Ioll, A. DoBell, H. Athaiiasakes, ll. Ault, I, Carle, E. CIOSlll'.'.'5lfE, I.. Benton, K. Fitzgerald, B. f.ah,xn':, P. Friedman, IA. Basuonx. SECOTID ROVJ: R. Dahlmg, I. Brown, B. Fisiher, F. Darling R. Bxgerger, D. Ellis, I. Ernst, I. Du' Priest, B. Anderson, B. Frei-s. THIRD ROIN: A. Clark, I. Ccatlm, R Iwefz, M. Carroll, B, Ilfitorfs, R E'.lST'l'l, H. Banks, I. F15-flier, FIRST ROVJ: B. Iacobs, M. Gazros E. McCauley, I. Mafieit, M. Locore, P. Goins, E. Hankins, I. Genton, A, Go:hen, N. Kendrick, B. Hepg.. SETOFIQ ROW: B. Horstzrxan, B. McClellan, B. Kugvierle, E. Haynes, M. Greve, I, Heloberd, B. Gilbert, R, Langefeld, R. Mullins, D. Lim- bert, I... Greshazr, R. Miller, C. G.oson. THIRD ROIN: E. Gigandet, V. Gus- txn, G. Iohnson, B. Meece A. Moore, G. Kramer, P, Mehas, P. Grooms FIRST ROW: I-'. Wxlson, li. Spears, E. 'vVayrm1e, M. Sflniuk, S. Roclim, B. Nirhols, lvl. I. Ridgeway, R. SCIIUGITP, ff. Stuxqfron, B. Yaifr. ETEGONI ROVV: A. V-l'llFfOfl, IQ. Sflioone, R. Roe-Her, T. Sir-zwlrlci, B. Wzlzlon, I. Nuqfnt, PII. Suarla' Kelli, D. Rhcudes, N. Porh. THIRD ROW: H. Iuzend, R. T1::.:n E. Pressozz, W. Wimck, A Truax, B. Nizzrrno, T. Plieffe, D. 'v'.'est. FOURTH ROVJ: I. Randall, H. MC- Intyre, E. Vlfilson, I. Smith, C. Rup- gserger, L. Wallis, B. Porter. These frisky ireshies came midyear, wide-eyed and Worried. Big Brothers led them down the corridors to clubs, Classes and confusion. These 9 lowers must labor with four-year programs, social living class, and devour knowledge-vitamins served daily. 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' Ja 0 ' . '13 ' 1 V 1 1115111111 1, 1.15 1 , 501121111 fr' 11 ' 11 ,, A ' '5 P10010 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 XVYICO 1 'H' 10 ' IQ ' f'Y - 0 - ' 1 .' ', 1 011 1 1Q11y-1110111111101 sa 'Q fi 1 , 2' .2 ' 11 ' 1 l V s T100 ' 'ff . 1. ' n f' ' '. ' D 1 . D' 1 1 131'?E'S1K1C71'll ,, ,110 V100 V , ' lf: T . D 11351 f .' ,er ' S 1 Come to order! What a tool- ish statement! Vlfell, 'natcherlyl lt good eqqs were not orderly, how could they ever work school clubs into an already busy lite? We sit around in little clusters to transact real business, but feel that all Work Without Glulyg hayrides, picnics, parties and what not would make clubs a dull joy. We salute our sponsors, who donate their tirne, thoughts, and enerqies to helpinq us stay un- scrambled. 'Spelled Doqpalch style. FIRST ROW:w Echrz.-eyer I. Hamilton, l.. long, A. Breen, E. Dayton, VV. Brannon, D. Mehrrnq, M. Gauer, VJ, Wethizijton, M. Brirtcn-1, W. Snadoan, E. Conover, I. Bocart. SECOND ROVC: K Rahe, L. Davison, IT. Iones, I. Geiser, D. Knight, I. Dalgarn, I. Hartman, I. Benz, C. Stewart, D. Powell, I. Sgnock, D. Hankins THIRD ROVJ: M. Taylor, V. Mulford, If. Hilberg, I. Buckholz, L. Rielaq, I. Ioachim, M. Funkhouser, B. Hagmann, C. Ionos, P. Steadrman, M. Shirley, D, Cassini. FOURTH ROVJ: A Parker, I. 'xl.'o.:d, G. Miller, I. Mortimer, R Arnold, E. Farmer, W. Hoey, I. Hudson M P'BlL'F' D'l'z P B ni . . n.. I. .-.. , I, ro.... FIFTH ROVI: L. llxvz, D. Culvr r, P. Katfanzv, B. Mtzrtunfvr, I. Cloavcr, I. Ebelinq, M. Gehlker, D. Ring' land, I. N.t:hals, I. Azliciaft, E. larineck, D. Bveroer. SIXTH ROVV: E. Bc:.:.f-tt, I. Iolzrzson, K. Grwqiy, N. Fairrnan, I. Donnelly, I. Lanqhout, C. Cortriqht, R. Hall D. Herndon, B. Foley, D. Perry. SEVENTH ROVJ: R, Sniithers, A. Wolf, E. Yraasa, D. Thonxrison. SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS NCT IN PICTURE: R. Bauer, R, Bermng, K. Brownstead, R. Buerger, I. Burnetie, R. Blish V. Car-ellr, VY. Cook, B. Davis, B. Dorsey, H. Dugan, D. Engle, P. Friedman B. Garros, E. Garver, I. Goshen H. Grau T. Grrschy, E. Hankins, I. Higgins, M. Hover, I. Hunt M. Iarmscn, R. Lazznn-A E. Lane, S. Mclftobcrts, E. Mason, M. Moore, G. Pointer, T. Rakel, I Rfynclds, I Robertson, R. Rumble, R. Ryan, I. Scharfenberger, I. Schwartz, C. Se-idler, B Stohlman, B Stokes, A. Triiax, R We-ifzil S. Vllzlson, B. Winkle. f5ONfMEl'vIBERS IN PICTURE: R. Airztld, If Bi1:'1'v.' R. Brown, E Davison, R. Hall, I. Ioavhirn, I.. Long A, Parker, K Rahe L. Riflar. The Student Council under the leadership ot President C h a r I e s Cortright began a busy year. New teatures were evening dances, sale ot red and blue novelty shoestrings, and publication ot a Student Hand- book. As in tornier years, basket- ball schedule pencils Were sold and tea dances sponsored. Qther 64 projects of the group were the annual Courtesy Week and its awards, and standardization ot headings tor student class pa- pers. Uncompleted projects are numbering of study hall seats and renurnbering auditorium seats. gfuaenf Gounci ffanlzeas The Thrift Club members are the home room bankers, two from each room. Meetinqs are held the first Thursday of the month. Bankinq problems and Ways to increase home room 65 percentages are discussed. The club has no social activities. The major purpose of the club is utili- tarian, and its members function as bankers every Tuesday dur- ing the home room period. President Thomas Scott Vice President Richard Witt Secretary Don Ellis Treasurer Audrey lztemler Advisor Mr. Tinker FIHIST ROM: N. Ljfvtidron, ii, liifwwii, II. Whitt., M, Gilft, G. Bfrnw, LJ. Eufzvm, S, F31 zxriigf r, K. Iuillc-rat. SECOND ROW: I. Weissinriwi, C. Fink, H. Ellis, W. Bwwn, ll. Ellis, F. Hftfllll, H. Hosstrl, B. Iloud. THIRY FKOUV: Mt. 'Tnxpkir H. Haynes, P. Qlfsziwaii, P. Burris, I. Fury, I. Burdlrfill, A, Friwdnian. FOURTH HOW: H. Ashton, E. Bair, IT. Goode, Ifl. Cliristzimzi, ff. Nauer, M, BL nnr-tt, LT. Douglas. FIRST ROVI: LI. Ktjssol, D. Lirubert, G Torbeck, R. Ncske, O. Sander, lf Proctor, R. Mosscr. SECOND ROW: H. Landofis, M. Vtfynn, IJ. Staudoi, H. Thicdoman, I. Nioderhelinan, lu Witt, THIRD ROXN: M. Scherer, G. Morqcnroth, B. Harmon, R. Ramsey, F. Ivferkes, B. Morrison, D, Shaft-1. T FOURTH RONV: R. Ziznincrxitari, I. Oliiien, T. Lathfazzg, T. Scott, R. Vlondfl, f. Nauer. The X36 na FIRST ROW: L. Hughes, D. Lmtrert, E. Hzllnxan, B. Beatty, G. Watson, I. Bogart, M. Bristow, I. Bogart, D. Doutlas, I. Smoot, If. Benz, R. Zentme e , I. Str kl , I. B nz. 'J y r c e e SECOND ROW: E. Hirsch, P. Leaf, R. Eckstfrin, F. Gran, D. Bluestrain, R. Pfeil, E. Erwin, VV. l'Ierming' lrauscn, N. Stritc, M. I-Iillznari, G. Game. TIIIRII ROWV: K. Hawnc, I.. Brains, P. Bu ak, R. Yqvndcr Strasse, M. Goins, A. Frlix, R. Mitt-ji, ffl, Owiztgr, VV. Hr-Idcrxiali, I. Dalqain. lr'QlIRTI'I ROVJ: V. Ivlattfl, G. I3 IlLlI.9, B, S' '11, R. Ar. ln, M. Lanqhout, I. I,eaI. FIFTH ROW: I. 'Jfcj'iLi1lCr, I. lf'.'r.r1tr, N. Rfilmyz. 1, C. M.'Wf-tl.y, D. Culvti, M. Ralston, T. Ralzcf, R. Brown B. Stowc. SIXTH ROW: Mucller, B. Bio-:lc R. Kchorrt, L. Minor, R. Rumble, I. Gcrrrnami, li. Ioncs. President Don Culver Secretary-Treasurer Don McWethy Director Gaylord I-lurnberqer Band Sponsor Drurn Major Drum Majorettes This year the band sponsored a series ot three band concerts, with the cooperation of the Nor- wood business men. Featured attractions at the concerts includ- ed Roqer Baker, sports announc- er, and movies ot the Knothole Club. 66 Ianice Stickle Iaclc Benz Iune and Iean Bogart, and Marion Bristow The band represented Nor- wood in local parades and play- ed at the football qarnes. Iack Benz won third place in the state drurn major contest at Columbus. 1941 Qilhmffe We Ofzclmesffza FIRST ROW: R. Winkler, R, llvritz, l.. Bcttls, C vi I Qnf t E ' ,.i.o.., .. mo. .. ..,,..ar.. SEQONQ ROVJ: M. Graham, fl. Katsaxils, ll. I..i'i'bi:f, P. Erifqfl, ll. Ga'glxf1xfi , fl. ill rt rzrjf 1. 'THIRD ROTJ: C. Calvin, EQ. Fink, Lf. McVJc'liy', ' lvl.lT3II'lCY, N. P.vx::.::,.:, A. Fritz, R Ver C. Horner, B. Ru::.l:f-.. FOURTH RGVI: E, Mu--Ili: Erocl-1, K. I'-loal, r .ara R. Excwzi ., l. lilucwc The orchestra under the direc- fourth period. They play classie tion of Mr. l-lumberqer, plays an important part in school func- tions. A few of these are bacca- laureate, commencement exer- cises, dramatic productions, and school assemblies. Of the twenty-six members, four are qraduatinq seniors. The qroup meets daily during the 1941 Silhouette cal numbers as well as semif classical. At the Pan American Day assembly, the orchestra played the wellelcnown La Paloma. Many members feel that the orchestra experience is helpinq them to know and appreciate better music. 67 Qlee FlRS'l' ROW: G. Monopnle, l. Bennett, A. Hetlin, l. Hamilton, M. Boqle, D. Shirley, G. Torbeck, M. Glenn K. luilloiat, M. Wait. SECOND ROW: N. Ken, L. Abbate, K. Clark, M. Gale, D. Laker, M, NVcstort, M. White, I. Lyglitel, VJ. Brannon, E. Tarter, M. Vxlelizrieyer. TlllRli ROW: M. Caress, li. Stahivziarz, B. Szzxitnson, A. Lidell, E. Doshon, li. Pritchard, M. larziisoii, M. Glfwssizifzwr, P. Hiqdon, LU. Dugan, M. Edwards, S. Koch. l'KJllH'l'H ROVX: if Pork, H. lloyd, L. Cfirlson, l.uc'a:f, M. McElh1nry, E. itxfyfiivg, S. Gwinn, H, l'r..ttl kfimyt, K. Ariassffisnzfi, M. El:-luv, B. Vlcrrison. l'll l'li ROW: B. Aglcmg, l. '.'Jif'l:vr5liazii, R. Bermnfg, M, De lvlichoixs, M. Baker, R. Rossi, I. Eiiiatwill, M. C,If1at'.s, ii. Graves, l. Harris, E. Hagerty, TI. Goins. .LIPITH ROW: Y. Cazrerlinfi, A. Render, R. Grower, 'fl Hock, A. Hrrnnxn cr, H. Nrcliols, I. ll. lflicliklis A. Hcflaway, P. Buck, B. I-Ccztiziier, D. Fugett, P. Schwartz. . 7. President lanet VX, ickersham Vice President Barbara Apking rw secretary Mabel Coates Treasurer Betty Gene Burris Miss Pearl Ewing is director and sponsor ot three glee clubs, two girls' and one boys'. Alpha Glee Club members are irom the eleventh and twelfth grade girls with a tew sopho- mores who have met the re- guirements ot the group. This club meets from eight to nine o'clock Friday mornings. Zeta Glee Club members are ninth and tenth grade girls who meet on Thursday mor- nings to rehearse with Miss IQLH giuzouetfe Zeta Qlee FIRST ROW: B. Gagliardo, D. Shirley, D. Engle, B. Lillie, K. Iuillerat, M. Bristow, I. Bennett, V. Dodson, O.S'hM.W'tR.Gll S.McR'otP.E l,I.R'd. mu , ai , a ey, o er s, nge 1 ge SECOND ROW: C. Dantick, D. Fields, R. Brown, L. Freytaq, I- Stewart, E. Smedley, I. McCaw, Wethington, M. Graham, R. Felter, I. Helton, V. Baker, O, Bell. THIRD ROW: P. Ridge, M. Hayes, H. Riordan, M. Caress, I. Dugan, P. Boseker, I. Bogart, S. Hartman, R, Mulieather, I. Bogart, G. Siefke, N. Kerr, H. Boyd. FOURTH ROW: F. Schwartz, M. Holly, R. Rolf, E. Sutton, I. Cottey, D. De-em, S. Brazier, I. Thornton S. Hbb d D. R ad R, M h h M. GI I.. S . ,ev. 1 ar , o es, ay ug , ossrnger, umn , FIFTH ROW: E. Ponticos, B. Haqmann, l. Overberg, M. Brookbank, I. Hail, M. lanzfon, M. Meyers, M Schumacher, B. Cramer, B. Srnithson, 'W'. Brannon, M. Edwards, B. McCann. SIXTH ROW: l, Monroe, M. Vllright, I. Ashcratt, R. Scheift, B. Stein, E. Belew, F. Geyton, S. Hendrick P. Kennedy, L. Kraus, A. Portwood, E. Claassen, B. Reeves. SEVENTH ROW: D. Meadows M. Boggess, N. Merrill, C. Thornton, I. loachnn, L. Holmes, l. Scott, F.. Morton. Ewing. Clara Dantic is accom- panist for both Alpha and Zeta. Omicron, the boys' glee club, is open to all boys in high school. They meet Tues- day mornings. Marjorie Gresh- am is the accompanist. cert, one of the most success- ful events on the calendar. Clara Dantic and Mrs. Grace Hamilton did the twin piano accompaniment. The girls Wore pastel evening trocks and the boys Wore White coats and dark trousers. The smooth- ness as the groups came and The three clubs joined in presenting the Spring Con- IQLH giiizouetfe Omicfzon ROLIS, qlee FIRST ROVUI R. Gravy, A. Cmfzlxatdo, N, Fiurske, l Firma-uxole-, F. Cutler. FECOINII' HOVK: f. Pulcer, H. H411 T, Smvyc-r, l. Ylilfry lvl. Mitchell, ff. Allzwvx THIRF RC'-'I N QI, 'J.'. Hill, Q ,f1':i:fr1ngloh, l. Sexlfrz. went in the program was es- pecially commendable. Clara Dantic gave a piano solog Lou- ise Summey of Zeta was the vocalist. After the concert Miss Ew- ing was hostess to glee club members and their dates at a Spring Frolic. lt was as nice 70 as the Christmas party, which was Wonderful. The Cflee Clubs have taken part in assembly and P.-T. A. programs. The graduating members ot the group Will help on the lune Commence- ment program. 1941 Qilhweff 'zenclfm FIRST ROVV: M. Tierney, M, Gale, M. Strong, M. Brunk, S. McRoberts, V. Davcrqort, S. Smith, Miss Trcug . SECONU HOW: G, Lane, R. Coburn, A. Eberle, Vi, Kraus, B. Vt-fntiess, l. f:hri:,so'i, THIRD ROVJ: M, Burke, P. Comeau, B. Hannon, l. Ridge, A. Friedman, P, Steadwzan, Foote, FOURTH ROVV: l. Cleaver, l.. Mayer, ll. Powell, E. Vfesterkaiiun, l. lchnscn, V. Mulford, M. E5 ' FIFTH ROVI: C. Osburn, ll. Lzfihenrcac, M. Owings, A. Vfclf, C, Patricx. First Semester Second Semester President Art Eberle Art Eberle Vice President Audrey Friedman Audrey Friedman Secretary Margaret Tierney Margaret Tierney Treasurer Lura Ann Mayer Martha Strong Advisor-Miss Troup The French Club activities are both social and educational. Through programs the members become better acquainted with each other and with Various phases ot French lite and cul- ture. High points ot the year's meetings were songs in French, films on Quebec, an illustrated 1941 giuzoueffe lecture on Paris, given by Miss Maurer, and a French Christ- mas party. The annual banguet, with French dishes Ceven snailsll was held at La Normandie. Any present or past member ot a French class is eligible tor the club. 71 The Inter Nos Latin Club is sponsored by Miss Beavers, Miss Stevenson and Miss Troup. The Roman Banquet Ianuary 9 in the school cafeteria featured for- tunes trom the Oracle, and origi- nal Latin translations ot God 72 FIRST ROW: B. Adanzson, F. Gross- hcini, W'. Brannon, S. Brazier, M. Graham, D. Leenz, 3. Buquo, R Brown, R. Gravealcernper. SEICOND ROW: I. Gatwcod, I. Coi- ity, M. Bowns, B. Broadus, if. Anstiutz, R. Bauer. Fi-IIRIJ ROVJ: li. Frank, R, Flsliwi- nian, B. Cranzti, If. Belew, O. Bill, Ll. Fic.ds, A. Abel, B. Bailt-y, I. Dalgarn. FOURTH ROW: C. Fink, I. Buck- holz, M. Gclilker, V. Baker, II. Easter, D. Engle, C. DeMichelis. FIFTH ROW: W, Brown, L. Euphrat, I. Ebeling, D. Fraasa, I. Ashclail, C. Davis, E. Carraher. FIRST ROVV: B. Lake-zrian, H. Long, H. Millfr, P. Rice, S. Miller, P. I'-'It' I3Z1011l1Il,, I3, Newton, O. Sand--I, B. I. Lillw. SECONIJ ROVV: I. Monroe, P. Rirlrnu I. Hail, S, Hendrick, N. Kvnn, lt Mcilaw, S. Hartman, D. Kendall, M. Hunt. THIRD ROW: D. Powell, C. Kessel, I. Mortimer, D. Paterson, M. Owings, I. Higgins, D. Lacker, G. Iohnson, I. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: B. Hotteld, B, I-Iolrnes, S. Rrelag, L. Rielatr, K Moore, M. Quick, I. Ricardi, I. Hil' ton, R. Morton, B. Steen. FIFTH ROW: I. Higgins, M. Hall, M. Roberts, S. Oltinq, B. Laniytr, I. Nit:Iials, I. Kloenne. FIRST ROW: G. Sietke, W. Weth- ington, E. Sniediey, E, Sutton, F. I. Vifirebaugh, B. Ytfaqgal, I. Robin- son, M. Wait, I. Staniill. SECOND ROW: B. Seaman, V, Sen- nett, Ir., A. Rye, Seaman, S. Sinikin, M. Wynn, B. Vilillsr-y, B. Schoneberqer, THIRD ROWi M. I. 'NVettor:1troti1ii M. Sharkey, D, Wilson, I.. Sum' rny, M. Vv'ri'ght, V. Schmcku, lvl, Surdo, B. Weisel. FOURTH ROW: N. Scliluetcr, S. Stegnian, N. Vilallner, M. Riotdan, P. Service, P. Riordan, M. Scliu macher, H. Rrordan, D. Rinrrland. FIFTH ROWS S. Siskind, G, Wood, I. Wood, L. Srzonsler, A. Wolt. First Semester Ccnstil lane Gatwoori Praetor lean Elwlin-1 Scriba Vernon Sonnott Ouaestor Iarnes Mortiinor Second Semester Consul Iean Ebeling Praetor Kenneth Ralie Scriba Don Paterson Ouaestor Iane Higgins Bless America . Other meetings included a radio program, slides on Roman lite and architecture, the lite ot Iulius Caesar, and Vir- gil, a guiz program, and ana- grarn programs which were al- ways won by our inventive freshmen. fafin FIRST ROVV: IU. Blrrertfrn, I. Arrrr- sirong, I. Benz, E. I avrfun, R. Bork, R. Davis, F. Cutler. SECOND ROW: F. Chapman, M. Donohoo, M. Bates, M. hllznore, I. Dockum, I, Burdsall, B. Ellis. THIRD ROIN: B, Frech, E. Boone, P. lelqen, R, Beall, M. Durrriord, N. Farrrnan, I. Connolly. FOURTH ROVV: It. Ellis, E. Fink, B. Davis, IJ. Allison, W, Browrrrng, I. Connolly, A. Evans, FIFTH RON: I., Ifrrtz, I. Costello, ftroi I If--ttrzrqf-r, I. E. Arrns rg, . Erndhazrr, P. Bakr-r. FIRST ROVII: H. Grau, I. Hutton, A. Lrdell, E. Hays, M. Vtfaqqal, M. Gauer, P, Mcbonouqh, C. Heaber- Iin. SECOND ROW: R. Gr-ary, C. Miller, R. Doud, R. Grlmorw, A. Gaqlrardo, VV' Ioslyn, G. Minsk, B. Garros, U, Hankrns. THIRD ROVJ: Cu. Chrrstrrrarr, V. Holly, N. Graverrlifrzrrt-r, ll. Gard- ner, M. Morris, C. I.ur'as, Ir. I-Iilberq, M. Iohnson. FOURTH ROVX: I. Ula!!-fi, VV. Hoey. D. Herndon, D. Gerth, R. Hill, F. Nathanson, B. Iflankzris, B. McCor- rrrrck, S. Hopper. FIFTH ROVJ: C, Costigan, D. Lee, S. Naber, R. Mason, K. Nauer, F Kunz, I. Lanqhout. FIRST ROW: K. K.1'h, fx. Proctor, I. Werner, LI. Vtfwlly B. 'J. a.grqaI, M. Ourclc, I. Srnouk, Miss A. Palmer. SECOND ROW: I.. Sfhwarber, I. Vfressler, M. Svlrnr-rder, R. Rani- sey, D. Thedrck, I, Orebauqh, M. Scharfenberqcr, I. R:-rtzor, S, Sullr- van. THIRD ROW: M. Prather, D. Staud- er, D. Phillips, T. Sawyer, M. Teese, I-I. Thledernan, II. Roudebush, R. Rumble. FOURTH ROW: I Slirdf, T. Scott, G. Ziergolrvw-you A. Vlrirzlrt, N. Sxrrtw, A. Parlor G. Srr,rth, H. TNQ-trknrzr. President Gcrdon Zeifglerneyer Vice President Robert Rumble Secretary .. Mona Gauer Treasurer Ioan Orebauqh Program Clrriirrnan Margaret Donchoo Sponsor Miss Palmer The Spanish Club program was varied: tilmsg speakers, spe- cial student programs tor Colum- bus Day and Christmas, a visit to 'WLW' radio studiosg and sev- eral dinner meetinqs at the Span- ish Inn. Outstandinq speakers gpcznislm were Miss Kehm, and Mr. Major- al who explained the new short- wave broadcast to South Ameri- ca. The club sponsored a Pan- American Day, a Mistletoe Tea Dance, and sold shakers at the Withrovxf qame. 73 cutie Glmemistful FIRST ROW: B. Lakfmarx, E. L. Morrison, E. Wzreoaugh, M. Day, R. Ecluliimii. SECCNID ROVV: li. Ht 1111:g, C. Osbuxn, A. Ebelle, Mr. Smith, L. Clnvvo. THIRD ROVV: 'l'. Stuutt, A. Irma 11x1f, 1. O'Erien, G. ..-x f,'1 F. Fil, ffrl , I. lolinfion. First Semester Second Semester President Frank Eiben William Harris Vice President .Vtfilliam Harris George Lewis Secretary Arthur Eherle Arthur Eherle Treasurer Bette Lalceman Bette Lalceman Librarian George Lewis Thomas Scott Reporter Margie Day Margie Day Scout Charles Cshurn lohn Tohnson Curator lohn C'Brien Charles Osburn This club was organized last tall for chemistry and physics students under the direction ot Mr. Smith. Its threefold purpose is: to acquaint students with chemical processes not covered 74 in classy opportunity to Work such experimentsg and to learn the use ot chemistry in industry through visits to local commer- cial plants. Meetings are held ev- ery other Thursday. I QLH gillwuetfe ome conomics High point winners who were delegates to the Columbus Con- vention were Helen Haynes, Hel- en Miller and Garnett Bascom. Programs included a Fall Get- together, talks on the Kroger Foundation, budgeting, cosmo- tology, and movies on Heinz pro- cesses and pasturization. 75 Dance and sold lollypops atter school in the halls every Thurs- day. The group aided in pre-- senting the departments annual Tea and Fashion Show to which the mothers oi all home econom- ics students were invited. Ad- visors are Miss Haggenjos, Miss Ehrenhart and Miss Young. The club sponsored a Tea President , . , Garnett Bascom Vice President ,...., Loretta Leonard Treasurer, . ,Dorothea Hilherg Secretary ...., ,,,. . M Mary Elmore Program Chairman ......, , ,,,,., ,. .... I ..-Margie West FIRST ROW: A I-Iebbeler, P. Boseker, V. Hanrahan, E. Conover, I. Bennett, V. Dodson, L. Freytag, V. Benz, R. Galley, Miss Ehrenhart. SECOND ROW: M, Elrnore, M. Glover, L. Garrison, D, Dunteman, H. Haynes, F, Grossheim, M. Boggess, R. Ferns-yer. THIRD ROW: T. Brancamp, B. Cohen, M. L. Bates, E. Bolton, R. Bauer, B. Davis, R. Costa, B. Hagmann, D. Holswart. FOURTH ROW: G. Bascom, D. Hilberg, N, Gravenkemper, E. Bischoff, V. Ashcratt, E. Denman, M. Uible, B. Chandler, I. Burns, I-l. Daulton. FIFTH ROW: W. Bray, A. Davis, B. Ecton, E. Claassen, VV. Barnett, M. Holly, L, Falta, G. Christman, M, Edwards. SIXTH ROW: N. Christensen, D, Cassivi, I. Fury, I. Bradley, M. Hayes, I. Erwin, M. Greene, B, Elstun. FIRST ROW: Miss Young, A. I1Visbey, P. Rice, E. Ross, B. Stein, R. Mulfeather, R. Vtforrall, M. Waggal, O. Smith, Miss Hagenjos. SECOND ROW: I-I. Miller, L, Long, I. Murray, B. Matlack, I. Laban, M. Ward, L. Vetter, M. Myers, M. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: G. Stanhll, D. Limbert, S. Wilson, G. Schottenstein, I. Overberg, I, Willsey, M. Schneck, D. Roades. FOURTH ROW: D. Ringland, H. White, M. West, M. Lahman, I. Scott, M. Schlientz, C. Iones, B. Smithson, H. Rose, FIFTH ROW: I: Stickle, B. McCann, L. Kraus, I. Morganroth, L. Leonard, S. Stegrnan, M. Muth, R. Yater, E. Sanders. Girl Reserve Club Presidents 12 U., , Iean Cleaver 12 L Bettie W'eisel ii U , . . ,. ,Betty Hagerty ii L and lO U .. Eunice Conover 10 L-9 U and L ., .Wanda Brannon Hygr Presidents First Semester . . , Sonya Gravenkemper Second Semester , . Iean Eloeiinq FIRST ROVV: D. Arnold, R, Eshel man, I. Schweikert, I. ltlamilton, A Morris, B. Lakentan, M. Donolioo M. Elmore, SECOND ROW: D. Deiterman, l Orebauqh, M. Riordan, M. Schiicler D, Limbert, H. Foote, A. Friedman THlRD ROVJ: B. Coffey, P. Gailole M. Shirley, A. Breen, S. Graven Kemper, M. Bates, M. Uible, M. Gale FOURTH ROVVZ l'l. White, B. Han non, M. Newton, E. Eschmeyer, l Stickle, A. Owniey, P. Steadman. FIFTH ROW: L. Mayer, I. Cleaver, I Ebeiinq, M. Schlientz, R. Sterrett G. Beyersdoerier, B. Landwehr. FIRST ROVV: E. Eckman, B. VVVSISEI M. Hover, G. Bluestein, I. Robin! SON, SECOND ROW: B. Apkinq, l-l. Ad- dison, M. Surdo, D. Duqan, P. Hiq- don, I. Davis. THIRD ROW: B. Mortimer, H. Grau, M. West, H. Enqlish, M. Baker, P Buck, B. Iackson. FIRST ROW: M. Alexander, P. Mc- Donough, B. Wallace, D, Anchutz, VV. Shadoan, I. Dockum, B, Waqqal. SECOND ROW: M. Ennekinq, M. Iohnson, I. Malpass, I. Gatwood, M, Schraienberqer, W. Pryor, M. Strong. THIRD ROW: M. Morris, I. Buck- holz, R. Graves, B. Burris, A. Kunz, R. Neumann, M. Trebbi. FOURTH ROW: M. Day, B. L. Mor- rison, R. McCabe, N, Rieiaq, E. Ioos, B. Hagerty, M. Ouick. FIFTH ROW: I. Lulian, V. Messier, D. Wright, N. Wallner, V. Multozcl, M. Iohnson, B. Bischort. Advisors Miss Luck Miss Stevenson Mrs. Graves Mrs. Breen Mrs. Bittrnan Miss Luck Qifzl Resefzves E Tile Y. XV. C. A. Park Ave.. Norwood, where the Girl Rel serves meet. The Senior Girl Re- A serves hold their annual dance in l ine cafeteria. ' 1 1 Any girl is eligible to become a Girl Re- serve. Each girl has its own club, holding meetings atter school. Girl Reserves com- bine social activities with service to the school and commun- ity. Regular donations are made to the Com- munity Chest, Ameri- can Red Cross, and the Y. W. C. A. World Fellowship. One group knitted tor Bun- dles lor Britain and others gave tood and clothing to needy families. Hi-Y boys joined the Girl Reserves in the annual caroling party at Christmas, f and also in presenting the Easter Service before spring vacation. Girl Reserves enjoyed a va- ried social program this year with Co-ed Club events being highlights. All boys and girls in the high school are invited to join in the activities ot the club. Qitl Resefwes These include dances, and regu- lar monthly meetings Where in- teresting and stimulating pro- grams are held. Pot-luck suppers at the Y. W. C. A., hikes, tea dances, candy sales, and parties all had a part in Girl Reserve lite. 77 Norwood High had eight rep- resentatives, B. VVeisel, B. Morti- mer, I. Gatwood, I. Ebeling, I. Cleaver, I. Ashcratt, VV. Brannon, and C. Rehring, at the South- western Ohio Girl Reserve Con- terence in Marchg and Helen Foote attended the Indianapolis conference. On April IQ, the an- 78 Ii, Kendall. ,. iq gms, , ov., . If ,I E. Hays, H. Haynes. Icy, M. Elstun. Hayos, L. Rielag. I. Werner, D, Engle, L. Holmes, I. McCall, I. Bogart, V. Katsanis, G. KI I I dt onscinn . THIRD ROW: I. H ss . Mnad rgart, R. Bauer, B. Elstun, M. Wind A. Hebbelor. FOURTH ROW: N. Schluotor, M. Schurnacher, B. Cramer, I. Monroe, P, Kennedy, S. Hendrick, I. Hail, I. Coffey, P. Wittkaniper. FIFTH ROW: I. Kloenne, A. Port wood, S. Noel, S. Stzvnnan, B. Reeves, P. Ridge, S. I. Riclaq, Il. Ringland, nual Greater Cincin- nati I-li-Y-Girl Reserve conference took place at the Central Y. W. C. A. Our Part in the World was the topic ot discussion led by Dr. Stratford ot the nw, University of Cincin- nati. Several Norwood girls con- tributed to the panel discussion. The sixtieth aniversary ot the founding ot Girl Reserves was observed during the past year. Most clubs individually cele- brated the event with programs. In April, a birthday party was held at the Cincinnati Y. W. C. A. qifzl Resewes IIRST ROW: M. Wolf, A. Wnslwy, I. Murray, M. Gauvr, M, Conover, SECOND ROW: M. Hall, S. Wilson, , I H L' S K h M T -Inv! THIRD ROVY: E. Dayton, P. SOIVIFF, E. Denman, B. Chandler, D. Shir- FOURTH ROW: G. Nordnmycr, M. Gohlker, I. Ashcrait, G. Basconi, G, FIRST ROVK E. Sutton, M. Gralranl, V. Hanrahan, I. Stewart, P. Rico, I. Fr t M Brx t V B nz . ey ag, . sow, , o . SECOND ROW: L. Vetter, I. Vf1llflf'V, D , L ow, C, Rehring, M. Funkliousor, I. Bo- L,.w.c2.a. W lean Ebelmg, Betty Mortimer, lean Cleaver, lulia Ashcrait, Conme Rshring, and lane Gatwood leave for the convention at Coluzribu Dorothy lenkner, Thelma Houston, and learme Davis warm over a lonely marshmallow in tho new recreation room at tho Y. W. C. A. The Fall HYGR tea imds Betty Mor- timer, Peggy Buck, Martha Elstun, W . B N l i R el awda rannon, ata ie 1 ag, Marcia Lou Bates, and lean Ebel' mg clustered before the lxvmq room fireplace. with two Norwood girls representing our school in planning the program. Recently the base- ment of the Y. W. C. A. received a com- plete going-over' and emerged as a de- luxe Kola-keller and play room. Many Girl Reserve get-togethers as Well as co-ed meetings are now held there. Hygr is the organization open to all Girl Reserves. lt meets once a month and carries on projects and programs which individual clubs could not do alone. ln carrying out all activities 1 Qifzl Resefwes and programs, Girl Reserves are under the guidance and leader- ship ot Miss luanita Luck, Secre- tary of the Norwood Y. W. C. A., and the individual club advisors. To face lite sguarely and to find and give the best are their aims in club work and in lite. 79 FIRST ROW: H. Gleb, B. Foley, B. Harris, D. Sullivan, P. Landis, I. Ge-rrniann, B. Cook, Mr. Allen. SECOND ROXV: I. Rish, R. Maichette, A. lenkins, C. Cortriqhi, l. Connolly, I. Manthoy, I. Noterman. THlRD ROW: l. Donnell E. Baer, l. Graf, B. V .t S l, La hour lx. Culve I. Pin:-1. y, cr' re s, no , r, ,rm FOURTH ROVV: l, lohnson, D. lones, B, Mason, B. Stokes, R. Deiters, D. Kloenne, W. Kraus. lNSET: Left I. Pisrh passes iudqnient. CENTER: Officers Thompson, I. Lanqhoui, B, Cook, B. Foley presiflc 'hilc Advisor Alleti smiles approval, RIGHT: l, lolinson, l. Lanqhout serve. First Semester Second Semester President I. Lanqhout R. Mason Vice President B. Cook C. Coririqhi Secretary B. Foley B. Foley'eeD. Culver Treasurer D. Thompson D. Sullivan The educational proqram con- sisted of talks by Mr. Matchette, Miss Kehm, Mr. l-lowe, and Dr. Stratford. Two members attend- ed the annual conferences at Dayton, one member served as co-chairman of city l-li-Y-Girl Re- serve conference. 80 The club sponsored a Fresh- man l-li-Y, helped the needy, had a chili supper with Freshmen as quests, cooperated with Girl Re- serves in the Easter assembly and Christmas Carolinq party, and promoted parties, hay' rides, and dances. Della Hi-If FIRST ROW: D. Nelson, I. Daiqarn, D. Knight, K. Rahe, I. Diltz. SECOND ROW: R. LGITIIHQ, K. Greqq, D. Paterson, M. Hall. THIRD ROVV: Mr. Roichio, E. Eckert, P. Katsanis, G. Lewis, A. Wolf. FIRST ROW: E. Koller, R. Davis, D. Herndon, F. Hotlm, I. Fiauqhor, I. Geiser. SECOND ROW: E. Bounett, R. Rumble, F. Nathanson, D. Garth, B. Hartman, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: A, Parker, G. Smith, W. Smith, R. Nichols, I. Hunt. KAPPA BETA OMICRON -ALPHA First Semester President I. Dalqarn E Nathanson Vice President K. Rahe R. Rumble Secretary D. Witt E. Keller Treasurer T. Lanqhout D. Herndon Advisor . , Mr. Reichie Mr. AH clubs meet on Wednesday evening. There is one other Hi-Y club, Omeqa. Kappa gefa Hi-Lf Omicfzon Hi-lj Smith Second Semester R. Rumble P. Painter G. Smith D. Gerth 7-tue Wlifzfzofz Advisor: Miss Sutor, Editing. Mr. Maitland Business Until the past year, there has been lout one journalism class. lournalism ll does most oi the Writing While lournalism l learns the fundamentals of newspaper work. This year the Mirror ehanq- ed to newsprint. We tried to Maintain united feeling between faculty and students. Invreasrr S ilGCil spirit in the student lorty, Relletit the sfheel to the t'OIIlIl1LlIlllY. Record all wcrtiiwhile news events. Operate advertising system for sehool Ivreieets. Rouse true Amerieanisrn in the future citizen. IEAN KUEl lNEB, MABGABET POVVELI., Ce-Editus TOP: Editor Marqaret Powell sits at the desk, while Ben Eeley and Bettie Bischoff puzzle out their notes on her lefty Co-editor lean Kxiehner rfonlers with Iohn Costello. On the floor Martha Biordan and Martha Strong wield a wivked pair of shears on qalley proofs, and Margie Vtlest and Shirley Adainoweez look over copy. CENTER: Vfriteeups begin, leanne Luhari, Carl Helmsderfer, lean Bu:kho1z, Harry Dugan, Miriam Burke, Frank liappel, lunior Geiser and lane Gatwoed all hard at work for the photographer. BOTTOM: Mary Virqinia Sehlientz and Shirley Adaniowecz Harold Snell, lack Stinnett, Don Sul- livang leaninfg, lack Mantheyg seated, lohn lohn- son. ufz gfu ent 7-ine giuaoueffe Iohn O'Brien Editor-in-Chiet Marjean Uibie Midyear Editor Robert Matchette Business Mgr. Advisors: Mrs. Bridge, Mr. Dunn, Miss Strain. TOP: Helen Foote searches the nies for the club writeups that never came in, while Arthur Eb- erie teoks cynical and Barbara Apkinq nopeiut of the search: Bette Lakeman and Kenneth Rahe enaoy their tiling. RIGHT: lane Scrhweikert and Iunior Geiser work on the iayoui while Pat Hiqdon works on a drawing of Norwood which iascinates Robert Rumble. CENTER: Iohn O'Brien tries out his bang-bang system en the iarnily typewriter. Mike Nauer looks over senior mounts white Betty Mortimer, Ifmet Robison, Betty lean Burris, Margie Day and Bettie Woiscrl realty work. LOVJERZ Pnotoqraptiers Richard Coburn, Bill Hur- ris, Date Bartlett and Don Paterson watch Robert Matchette on the adding machine and Dorothy Dugan and Ruth Sterrett look over copy. Marerin Uibie and Atta Marie Morris, mid- year fyraduatos, ure not in the picture. Nmg.Sgno,,,,0 Member T ear ,,'5' moz: 0 l94O-4I 'offs' ,Eg XXQ -5455005 XX publications wice oufme 84 ncludes floor Work as well as a drversrfled program of games and related act1v1t1es qvm 61125585 Q wee r Part of the health educatg Among our Good Eggs, We team. He yells them on, and pats cite Another Great Unsung, also them on the back when they are a hero. l-le is the guy who warms helped oft the field. l-le slings the bench. He lends his strength towels and helps with equip- and Wits to srnarten the first ment. I-Ie is at real sport. mls ofzts Top: FIRST ROW: G. Pointer, C. Hern, T. Boyd, V. Carrelli, I. Langhout, E. Ball, I. Hunt, R. Klein, L, Kemper. SECOND ROW: I. Goshen, R. Garver, B. Ellis, R. Buerger, I. Beckstedt, R. Bedingfield, B. Davis, H. Tol- bert, F. Nathanson, A. l. lesswein, L. Dietz. LOWER LEFT: Langhout gets last minute instructions from Coach Colwell. RIGHT: Hunt makes gain around right end. Robert Colwell. Director of Athleticsg head foot- ball coachg golf. Howard D. Gaeb, Track. Paul R. Ludwig, Head Baseball and Reserve Basketball Coach: assistant football coach. William Maitland, Volleyball Coach. Cary S. Miller, Head Basketball coach. ATHLETIC BOARD This is the first year the Athletic Board has functioned. Mr. Hanna meets with the board in an advisory capacity. Members are Mr. Albrecht, Mr. Colwell, lvfr. Fordyce, Mr. Gaeb, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Maitland, Mr. Smith, Mr. Warmouth, and lack Hunt, Student Council Representative. MANAGERS These boys deserve much credit for duties well done: Football, Roscoe Ashton, Roy Horde, Sidney Hopper: Basketball, Minton Christman, Edward lvfyerq Baseball, Alex Steele, Roy Horde, F. lett. 86 Our staff ot coaches give able direction to tour major sports and two minor sports. Two hun- dred students participate in di- rected activities. Swimming and tennis were not offered this year. The Indians opened the seas- on here September 20, losing to Walnut Hills, 6-O. Brown, Eagle quarterback, intercepted a pass, resulting in the games lone score. axis athletic association Western Hills' Len Klusman scored three touchdowns, for l8 of the Maroons' 20 points. Klus- man's 75 yard punt return was the game's high point. t'Red Kemper's beautiful kicking held down the visitor's scoring. ln the Hughes game, Kemper plunged the third guarter for Norwoods first touchdown this season Bedingfield onverted Newcomer lack Hunt gallop ed 60 yards on the frst play of his initial game with the varsity Nevertheless the Bulldogs trim med Us l3 7 Sabato Woodvfard fullback led his team The Withrow Tigers clawed the indians l3U there McLean scored both Tiger lOL1Cl'1C1O'Vtf ns on double rever es Hunt inter cepted a Withrow pass on his 5 yard line and ran 65 yards Oxford Mcfluffey s f l a s h y g een and white team rolled ov er Norwood here l8 O Oxford s Minnis was their strong offense Latham and Nathanson received iniuries Driving for three touchdowns the final guarter we defeated Lockland there Bedingfield and Davis scored touchdowns. Buer- ger recovered a kick blocked by Langhout for the third. The best performance of the season was the lndians' victory over a favored Highlands elev- en, 7-6. lack Hunt raced 55 yards for Norwood's touchdown the third quarter. This third win com- pleted Norwood s eght gam hedule RESERVE FOOTBALL The Reserves were not scheo aleo to play Vtfalnut Htlls O Octooer 2 the Papooses were the vrctims of Western Hills B serves oct the latters fi lo G2 Bob Davrs Norwood halfback returned a punt QU yards for a victory over Hughes Little Beds The Little Bulldogs cnewed our little Braves o O in a game on our tield Automotive Trade defeated the Little NVGTIUOIS 5 U louis Dietz led Norwood to a 6 O win over the tftfrthrow Kittens Again Automotive trampled our P pooses on the local gridiron thi time lO O The Papooses lost their last game to Lockland l3 7 at the local stadium on November l2 FOOTBALL SCORES No ood Op et Vt Hgl gays gpofzts Va s ty Oppo e t 1 , . 5 , t ' 1 . e 1 1 A SC . - Lf 1 1 , ' 4 1 , 1 - - . w l - 'h T1 1 3 . ' 1 , -.. ' T F- - l l I .A .A T 7 . ei 1 . 1 , . . . A , r C ' . . 4 . t ' 'A 1- I Y . X I - I A , I , . 1 . T 7 1 I 1 ' 1 . S . ' - 1 4 - . ' O ' . 1 A - ' 1 . 1 Y! . ' - . . - . J- Q .J 1 . . NJ . - s ' . . . T . . . . L I 5- . ' , S . . , 1 . 1 gf- . 1 A I A , rw Norwood p on n r i n Reserves f1'f.ziri,it Hills 6 G Tester. H If t1 2 AIVQSUEIII lfills QU U Huglie U tj Hughes U 7 ti U 'ulfco .l'u1',i :pi l 3 7 A atc viofive G U ' lithrot-I l3 U '.'fi'hro'.u' U 6 Oxford-l1l GuHey i8 G ,l...t:mct:'e lil O Locklarid U YC Lf:kl3ni 13 7 if h ands G 7 Ton: Reserves FIRST ROW: I. Higgins, C, Stewart, I, Goshen, M. Lind, I. Seiler, C. Cortright, D. Kloenne, I. Mortimer, L. Dietz. SECOND ROW: T. Meador, K. G egg, D. Kelley, Coach Ludwig, D. Baker, B. Ventress, G. Mauck, G. Iohnso THIRD ROW: A. Steele, G. Slade, R. Evans. Lower Left: Varsity Team FIRST ROW: R. Buerger, B. St kes, R, Mason fCaptainl, L. Simon, I. Hunt. SECOND ROW: I. Geiser, C. Cortright, Coach Miller, H. Wallner, B. Matchette, I. Manthoy. Right: Mason sinks a bunny. Uafzsiftl The Norwood Indians opened their season trouncing the High- land Bluebirds 56-I6. The Indians defeated Roger Bacon 64-26. H. Mason, star sharpshooter, racked up 37 points for a new city scoring record. Buerger and Stokes also showed well. The Indians defeated the Paris, Kentucky, Greyhounds 36-lO. Hunt, Indian guard, flipped in 88 gaslzeflvall a one-handed push shot to beat I-lughes 36-34 in a double-oven time game. The Indians decisively defeat- ed a good Purcell team 43-19 their fifth straight victory. Buerg- er led with l7 points. I An excellent exhibition of bas- ketball turned back the Lock- land Panthers 47-26. Mason scor- ed 22 points. gaslzeflvall The regular guintet playing less than half the game Norwood defeated Vlfestern 1-lills' team 53426. Despite some signs of had play the lndians defeated Chilli- cothe Red Devils 49 71 their eighui lraight win Undefei ed Middletown hand ed the lndians their first defeat 34 16 in a nard fought game Da vis of the Middles wa high with ll points A one handed shot of Louis imon s eked out a 79 to 27 win at Springfield The 1nd1ans made it 10 out of 11 at Wilmington winning ?4 15 The Norwoodites put on a foarth gua ter spree to trim the Dayton Stiver s guintet 38 to 29 'lhe lndians ran over Walnut 1-fills 4923 Mason and Stokes were high scorers The fndians got a thorough going over from powerful Mid BASKETBALL O po No ood li Pofzfs dletown, the second half, losing 54-32. ljromm, Middie all-Qhio center, was high with 12 points. Norwood whipped Withrow Tigers 49116 for their 13th victory in 15 starts. The lndians were defeated by t1ami1to'i 44 37 in a nip and tuck oattle The VV arriors Closed their reg ular season hy triurnphing over the Vffom ng Cowooys 48 30 Dlstrlct Tournament fndians won their first two tournament games The failure to hit their free throws caused the Indians defeat bf Elder 37 34 Boo Mason Cho on forward on the 3rd team of Qhio scored 18 points on remarkable re hound work Preserve mainstays Captain Cortright Seiler Slade Kloenne Lzfoshen Lind and Vlfallner grad uated to the varsity in mid season SCORES Oppo e wo d TOURNAMENT 1 - A AA-A I . - 1 . 1 vi . f , . . S . 1 r .. 4 ' 1' V L, 1 - - . , . , 1 f 1 T . . f A I' 1 7 I l K 'LA . ' 1 ' ' 3 ' ' v, v 1 - A f 1 L i 1 - rr Q41 f 1 A ' to , J . ' - l I I I Y W x - L ' - ' 1. , S - , A I ' V 1 I' I A ' .4 1 . 1 . -1 . ' 4 - ' 1 1 1 1 . N I . I 1 - p nent rw n nts Nor o 111 xlilaritls lf: E6 YJl.ll11Y11I1Q'TIi 15 211 fiesorvws 113 19 Heserver YU 15 Roger fimmri Xb bl fliiyton finer? PB 39 Reserves 21 41 No Rese ze 71: if- Paris, Ky. 19 SG Vfalnut Hin: Z3 41 E.ec'ti'1t'i11 IO 33 Re ejffo T7 33 fluiglies 3-1 ff: lfliddl ti 511 32 Fi7Sf'I', S5 1U EU Fe s 110 71 Pwr 'ell 141 513 ','fit:.rt 111 49 fir-serw-11 VU Q1 Ti sf .1 111 35 1.r 'lclari 1 Ut? 417 If 11:z1lt :: Al-1 37 f 'S+iIv-'s '1 55 lf 5 xI'. Tf3 fill 211 Nf:,1wirx l'iIls fri Q5 .Yy :xii fl liL1 1141 lf Sf'1I'lf s 27' 33 14 rl--Z1 :Q fto 17 Lfliilli-'othfa '31 -25, 1 P1SC'I'l+'1S 22 1.1 1.11 lt,llet4uv,'ri 34 70 fir'-seivf-s 35 ZZ 'ffesterri Fill: Q3 40 Sgiziriqlit,-111 27 Z9 fit. : 17 43 fiosoivr s 77 9 Elder 37 34 IN FRONT: A. Steele, F. Iett. FIRST ROW: I. Wolf, D. Buerger, G. Slade, D. Kloenne, I. Geiser, B. Sutton, SECOND ROW' B. Ellis, C Stew t B. M L. - . . ar, ason, Kemper, Coach Ludwig, Mr. Bennett, B. Sutton. THIRD ROW: T. Meador, C,VViggeringloh, I. Hunt, F. LaRose, I, Sanker, F. Wimmers. TOP RIGHT: M. Bennett bats. LOWER LEFT: E. I.aRose, I. Gelser. LOWER RIGHT: E. Ellis ready to catch B. Sutton's pitch, Baseball The Indian nine walloped Lockland in their first game ot the season IU-2. Gene Slade gave up only six hits. I-Iunt had a perfect day at bat, and Buerg- er connected tor a home run to lead the Indians. Traveling to Reading tor their second game the Indians regis- tered their second win lov a 90 score ot 7-6. Bill Sutton pitched until the seventh when an up- rising ot four suns sent Gene Slade to his rescue. Errors by the Indians aided their opponents much in scoring their six runs. The Indians scored two runs in the last ot the seventh to Win a thriller from the Hughes Reds 5-4. Hughes led up until the sev- iamond Dusf enth 4-3 but hits by l-lunt, Kemp- er Buerqer and a bad throw by an opponent spelled defeat Gene Slade hurled another win ner 5 4 Behind the tvwo hit pitching of Bill Sutton the lndians won their fourth straiqht game as they beat St Xavier at Deer Creek field Dick Bueroer sinqled dou bled and tripled to lead the lopal nine s offense while Red Kemp er played a marvelous defensive qame The lndians Came from oehind o defeat Vtfoodwaid 32 Gene Slade pitched seven hit bail for his third victory thi season and tenth in the last two years Buer der hit a home run with one on n the fifth inning for the narqin of vi tory Scoring six runs in the bottom half of the seventh we peat Western l'lills 8-7. Before this the Maroons scored six runs to Q0 ahead 79 with only three outs remaining Dick Buerqer knock ed in the tyinq and w nninq ru ns with a single Sill Si tton was the w nninq pitcher and collecteo two hits The lndiaios massacred Auto motive la O at the Lunken at port diamond Gene Slade htng up nis fourth victory of the sea on with a two hit masterpiece Dick Buerqer who hit for the Ci ouit and Red Kemper led the lndiln offensive ln a return dame at Coy fiolo with l-luqhes the Indians were handed their first defeat o the season 7:3 Bill Sutton was th pitcher for the locwls luntor Geiser hit a home run in the first inning Faulty base running wa the chief cause of the defeat BASEBALL SCORES Opp N wo d O gays gpofzfs Oppo I I A 1 A Q 4. f a -LJ A . - 1 u . , ' . li . , 7 - L i . L . ,l - F . - - 4 - - I 1 L ,, L A r , , . r L . 4 I W ' 7' , . f . 1 . . . - .Y fx .T . . . J , . , , . . - - 1 . , , i ' . XJ l F 1 I A 'I u 1 A - . Q , , . .J x f I . . . 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RIGHT: Kohorsi passes the baton to Roudobush. Aloout March l, Mr. Gaeb calls for boys interested in track to come out. The fellows practice inside until warm weather, then the cinderites practice outside every night tor the coming track meets. The events include the mile relay, l00, 220, 440, and 880 yard dashes, shot put, pole vault, discus, broad jump, l20 yard high hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles. The golf team tailed to Win a match before this book Went to press. Two more are scheduled. The Volleyball team which was coached by Mr. Maitland came through with 6 wins and 6 losses. Ranking players were Bob Mason, Bob Stokes, lack Manthey, lack Pippert, Charlie Cortright, Gale Pointer and Bill Potratke. TRACK SCORES April 10 Norwood 70 April 17 Norwood 56 April 24 Norwood 70 May 1 Norwood May 9 Norwood May 16, l7 District Meet 92 'Nalnut Hills 49 Terrace Park 29 Vfestern Hills 69 Elder' 3 Vtfoodward 55 Purcell 25 Hughes 59 Hamilton 36 Vfilrnington Dayton Oakwood 7-7262612 f How can We keep our toenails glamorous wading through foot- baths strong enough to peel an elephant? We swim for the Body Beautitulg We come out with Stringy l-lair. Vlfe hike in the open air, and eat twice as much Caroundl. We play team games for sooiability, and find our- selves social outcasts for messy make-up. This lite is so confus- ingv-lout it's fun. Qifzls psf: S A. A. Board: I. Ebelinq, l. Cleaver, Miss Griffin, Mrs. Eckel, A. Friedman, M. Tierney, D. Dieter- man, P. Ridge, M. Gehlker, D. Linder, B Dorsey, B. M t'mer. S 11' g 1 th games: B. Mortimer, M. A d son I Eb 'I g, P. Ridge, D. Dieterman. y D y Th cg' ls play a littl ll yb ll the H 94 Q. Q. Q. The Girls Athletic Association was organized in l929 to give girls opportunity to participate in any sport of interest to them. Every girl is eligible for mem- bership with no dues. The girls meet the budget from game con- cessions profits. Association executive board consists ol eleven students, elected by members of G. A. A. Mrs. Eckel, Miss Griffin, Miss Kehm, and Miss Rea are advis- ors. Student members plan the year's program, manage the va- rious sports, and are responsible for smooth functioning of pro- grams. The season is opened by an All Girls Assembly. Managers invite girls to participate. G. A. A. songs are sung. The usual fall picnic was re- placed by a banguet in the cafe- teria tor the has-beens , girls who served on the board any time during the past tive years. Besides our Spring and Fall Play Days, some girls were guests at the Anderson Town- ship l-ligh School Play Day. Students ot Class B l-ligh Schools in Hamilton County were invited to our Spring Play Qifzls gpofzts Day. Vtfe played games in the morning, ate a packed lunch, and in the afternoon eight teams presented original stunts in com- petition. Victorious teams were awarded ribbons. Girls' Week is an annual fea- ture. Girls were tagged anony- mously for Service, Persever- ance, and Appearance. The Iuniors and Sophomores Won the basketball tournament Mon- day. Professionals helped us with make-up problems at the Beauty Clinic Tuesday. Girls Run The City Wednesday found our candidates for office sitting around the city hall, like politicians to the ballot born. The Hobby Fair Thursday found the girls competitively scattering crepe paper and iunk-dear-to- their-hearts around their home rooms. The men judges as usual presented ribbons to any food marked My Hobby. Awards were presented at the Chili sup- per. Home room 205 Won the song contest. An All-Girls tea- dance in the field house ended Girls' Week. Baseball l-lold everything! Those screeches from the athletic field are only us having a rousing game. This sport rates after archery in popularity, with a large number out. The climax of Qifzfs gpoifs '?dllt.!. I f A 'xt .. . X I s i kt. e Modern Dancers: VV. Wethington, P. Rice, I. Thor ton, B. McCann Vi Scherer, E. Ponticc Schnicke, H. Spracju l G. Baskeibalz H. White, I. Casterline, D. Dicternzan, K. . P. . 7 ,C isscnelrnan, E. N I. Ebfillflsfi l. Dau I' Beerman, P. Bud., B. Coffey. I Swimmers: B. Hepp, S. Nabers, P. Rrdg Monroe, A. Gosh . Easter, I. Genton, P, Fri 96 the season is the tournament. Each winning team member re- ceives 35 points towards a base- ball emblem, runners-up 25 points. Hiking Happy groups in trim jodphurs or comfortable clothes head afoot for Ault Park and hot dogs or I-lop Oi-t and a coke at a point a mile. G. A. A. songs are de- signed lor mileage. There are tew scheduled hikes, but any approved group ot five ot more may hike tor points. Archery Despite the difficulty oi win- ning an emblem, approximately one hundred girls aimed at the bull's eye this season. Iean Ebel- ing scored 82 points, topping last year's 49. Good weather made an unusually long season. Modern Dance Modern Dance points are earned by regular attendance, practice and participation in a dance program. No emblem is awarded. Basketball Basketball season finds brave and agile lasses on our gym tloor for interschool competition. Basketball managers and iaculty advisors divide competitors into egualized teams. The winning Qizls gpozts team for the llth and l2 grades was l'louston's, for the Qth and lOth grade, Ridge's. Swimming Again many brave mermaids started to swim the English Channel endurance competition, but few finished. Cl-litler and the submarine influence?l Evelyn Sutton placed first, Marjie Gehl- ker, second. Miss Griffin coached in Senior and lunior Red Cross Life Sav- ing. Before the examination, am- bitious souls practiced, just in case they should ever find one lying around loose and handy to be saved. Girls qualifying in Senior Life Saving Were: M. El- more, l-l. Foote, A. Kunz, L. May- er, B. Mortimer, l. Robinsong in lunior Life Saving, M. Gehlker. Ping Pong and Shuffleboard The second consecutive toure nament was held between the archery and basketball seasons. The l94O-4l champions were R. Bauer in shuffleboard, and P. Ridge in ping pong. No emblems are awarded. Points accumulate toward the big Health lt is no longer a reguirement to keep health charts. Those who check all items on the health charts receive ten points each month. All points count on a Qiifs gpofzts Kd.. Shuiileb H hh Ping-pon health emblem and toward the brq N Bxcychnq Brcyclmq IS the newest G A A sport lt grew out of uhsporl sored btke hlkes Lohqer and more varled trlps are possrble Pomts count as m hrkmq a pomt a mrle These pomts count to wards the N but no emblem 1S qrveh All candrdates for N awards who were qraduatmq semors recelved therr N s before the banquet ln the two years smce the bar was added to the award lrst for the flrst trme 1t has been awarded to lean Ebelmq l939 40 N w nner for havmq earned three hundred pomts before those reqmred for the letter dur mg her seruor year For an N qrrls must earn lOOO l2OO pomts G th p yth hq 98 Qvzls gpofzfs ff n l I If ll I ll ll I v T - I ll I Il . . 1 1 - Ll . - I ' ' I I ' Il ll I 1 'I . L , ' I ll Il 1 -i F' I If ll l . .YT . - . Q ,'?V:Q ,, A. ' V ' Q I A . 1 . . Q t ' ' .I 1 - ' ' 2: V 1 3 X 14,5 21 . Our N irls: Doro y Dieterman, lean Cleaver, lean Ebelinq, and Audrey Friedman are proud to dis la e i hes! award a G. A. A. girl can earn. . Here is where the Happy Eqqs meet Cthe Happy Eqqs are the cracked eqqsl tor boogie-wooqie on the keys, tor sweets, for cokes, tor qurn, tor fun, tor ioiks. Recipe tor Fun Frappe: Stir in one spoon ot brains with wor- LLI4 C214 ries thorouqhiy sitted out. Take a bunch ot Good Eqofs, add two hands ot boogie-wooqie on the keys, a pinch ot qossip boiling hot, shake well, and sprinkle with cokes and sweets to taste. This is our favorite Chew. 'zo ic Uafziafions On Ci Recipe Freshies Boyd, Boque and Berne plan programs tor the tour year qrind. Many semi-precious eqqs would like to major in snap courses, minor in activities. tWhy teachers need applesj Qttie Gran and Dwiqht Hern- don 1oark mid-year rnortarboards. 100 Center: Books, more books! D. Fields, B. Galley, D. Crosth- waite have their arms lull. B. Foley, I. Ebelinq, l. Luhan and B. Brown count votes on our i940 Presidential Cpropheticl straw ballot. With liberty and justice tor all, a home rooms daily. uieance and citizenship alot an Qmefzican Omelet Always the iaculty thinks up new ways to get our little selves talked out on higher levels. F. Schwartz, B. Broadus wait pa- tiently for l. CPhonographD Schart- enberger to decipher his notes, while R. Badertscher prepares to take down every gem ot wisdom. I. Langhout, C. Patrick, and C. Qsburn toy with Mr. Warmoth's 'fit ma., ana rommow slide rule. NVhile the boys locate Norwood in the U. S. map, M. Schartenberger and P. Hare in- spect the globe, a l938 Variety apparently. l. Geiser makes one ot those sweet perfumes in Chemistry Lab. G. Catron and M. Fox take time out from their job keeping library shelves neat to look tor a current best seller. 101 wwf gs qoob gvefzmlwlmefze, Qur practical ones Work on the ground floor. D. Fields oi the Foods Department removes ice water from the refrigerator. Her pleased look indicates a yummy dish to sample. ln Cloth- ing F. Vlfilson cuts While F. Schneider pins. B. Nichols mea- sures and B. Vlfeisel stitches on the machine. Back in Foods tDid the cameraman get a cookie?J B. Smithson turns tor a missing ingredient needed by E. Claas- sen. G. Ziegelmeyer and D. Woli take their drawing and design- ing seriously. B. Gaskins makes sparks ily in industries. Work- ing a lathe is iun for G. Perkins. 102 gnaustfzies G Home Ccconomics conomical an Tlouhishingg Co-op students get practical experience with their book larn- in'. They go to school in the morning and Work in the after- noon. Some act as secretaries as lvlargaurite White does to Dr. Paterson ot the Norwood Presby- terian Church. Working for an optometrist gives Margie Wes- ton visions of success. No optical illusion either. Mary lane Cummins and Lacy Rhoden operate comptometer machines in otiice practice. Riley sells candy at Sears-Roehuclds. Sweet job, eh? Holiday shoppers louy city roosters from lean. Go-opefzafive and Gommefzcial 103 Qfzeaf 'fun 70 Digest . . ln the Latin room Norma Lee Schlueter and Dorothy Ringland giggle at the Roman laclies' hair- oloy Craig Kessel and Leslie Sponsler giggle at Women. Ma- ry Aber, Bill Ellis, Helen White and Myrna Mitchell practice the posture perfect in drama class. 104 The Spanish class pour over the Readers Digest jokes in Espanol. lack Benz completes his painting ot Hamlet tor the Drama room and Anthony Locore clashes oft still-lite. Miss Ewing starts off a trio of high-noters, I. Ashcraft, M. Glossinger and P. Ridge. fanguages 0149 Qfzfs V19 gpiceb wifh Uafzifnif D. Stohlman and T. Lathem double on a corner pepsi. E. Eck- man and G. Bluestein loet on a hearty Cl5cl lunch, B. lackson a tickletood diet. M. White, don't wave that weapon, loaded or not. Ughl Original American jitter- hugs l. Graf, W. Shadoan and D. Wells, cut dust for visiting pale- Dafes and gfuhg faces. Gur brave cameraman snaps M. Gale flaunting her curls, M. Surdo and D. Thomp- son swinging it. The Student Council grimly determined to work up school spirit staged a pep-session. These flowers, wilt- ing in the sun, are just a preview of what watches games. 105 2 qedfl 3101049 Sept. 3. We begin. Wide-eyed fresh- men decorate our halls. Senior boys welcome new faces. 'We meet new teachers, Mr. Breen and Mr. Mar- low. Half-day schedule. Sept. 4. All day grind starts. Even the menus are the same. Sept. 9. Detention begins. Only 2 charter members reported. Sept. 10. N. Y. A. students take oath of allegiance. Sept. l6. Registration for Student Coun- cil election. Vote for me. Sept. 17. G. A. A. assembly. Come on, Enthusiasm, you're hired, tra la Sept. l8. First Senior Assembly. Sept. 19. Tea Dance. Student Council grabs dimes. Sept. 28. Western Hills wins 20 to U. Too bad. Oct. 3. Chemistry Club organizes with Mr. Smith as sponsor. Oct. 4. Our boys get under way. Hughes O- --Norwood 7. Oct. 5. G. A. A. Playday: Some ex- ercise and lots of squeals. Mr. Smith takes tickets of baseball fans at the busg the Bicycle Club line up for inspection: Mr. and Mrs. Hanna have a tea for the faculty: Betty Coffey, Mary Virginia Schlientz and lanie Schweikert just adore Mr. Henderson, in or out of a uniform. 106 cs ng gtg A 1, Anderson Mary Bookkeeper Arnold Dorls Clerrcal work Ayers Blll 1 ob na Cattle Baer Ed Yehudts butler Baker Paul Do nut hole maker Ball Susan Beauttclan Ball Edward Transport flyer Bates Marcla Lou Author Bayer Elmer Salesman Beckstedt Florence Stenoq Bedmqtleld Boy Eootball coach Beerman Ma y Loulse Buyer Bernke Edward Blq bus man Bellamy Vlrqlnta Saleslady Beneheld Paul Tvlq Salesman Bettrs Lourse Doctor Beyersdorter Vtrqmta Bea lt clan Bqqs Donna Prlvate Stenoo Doctor Polrtrclan Cowboy Prlvate Sec Lawyer Brownstead K Lmotype Cp Brown tead Vera Tfplst Brovvnlno' Carl Machrnlst Byrd Ann l-lufge success Caln Erances Chorus qrrl Camp lean Beporter Carrellr V1ClOT Bacchus helper Casterlme loan Teach ind tell Cazel Donald Bookkeeper Clark Emly Deslqn costumes Clark Kathryn lX1urse Cleaver lean Soclal worker Coburn Brchard Cons photoq Corley Betty Stewardes Bmqham lames Bonnett Elbert Boyd thomas Brandewte Elva Breen Alva Mae Cole n wV1ll1am Succeed lgruet Connolly loseph lDld1'11Sl ook Beverly Bachelor Cook Baymond Mechanlc Cooper Bena ooclal Nlforker Corder Blchard Toolmaker Cortwrrqht C lnsurance exec Costello lohn Butcher baker Culver Donald Marrled happ1ly Cummms Mary lane Secretary Davldson Dorothy Salesqlrl Davts Eern Davrs lean Beautrctan Davrs Baymond Drattsman Uelterman Dorothy Bookkeeper Delters Btchard Doctor DeM1chehs Mary Prtvate Secy Deters Bettle Comptometer Cp Drehl Laura Nurse Dtltz lack Chemlst Duron Betty Salesqlrl Donohoo Margaret Soclal work Draper lohn Av1ator Dugan l-larry Sports reporter Dunn Donald Aeronauttcal En Dye Erank Enqlneer Eads Buth Muslc master Ebelmq 1ean Secretarv lgberle Artnur Dreacher Edqln lstlllan Bookkeeper Eroen Erank Draftsman Elmore Mary Atrlme hostes Eshelman Buth School marm Eschmeyer Edtth Teacher rt hter Bose Dress desrqner Etshback Don Flex ator boy 107 ff 0 9 s ll C l Q O . . 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Sullivan, Don Worthwhile work Sutton, William Ball player Taggart, Thomas Salesman Tarter, Emoline , A Secretary Thiedeman, l-larold Aviation Thompson, Duane Lawyer Cheerleaders warm up. Left: Kenneth Bake, lane Name Ambition rlOlDGIll, Howard Own Benny's Trauth, Buth M A Wife Uible, Marjean A . Buyer Ullom, Bobert, Optician Ventress, Bill , ,.,. .,,.,,, D octor W arniclc, Roberta Clerical work Weston, Margie Stenographer Wetterstroem, Mary I. Druggist Wheeler, Patricia ,Private Secy. White, Margaurite ,. EX. sec'y. White, l-lelen Ann . M Doctor Wickersham, lanet ,. . .Stylist Willenbrink, Oren , Draftsman Wimmers, Leroy . .. . Draftsman Woge, Tune Archaeologist Wolff, Iohn Baseball player Woodruff, Betty , ,.,.... A lady Woods, Marcia .,,,. Secretary Wright, Andy , ...Chemist Yancey, Tack . . Engineer Yankie, Betty Interior decorator Yater, Boberta Stenographer Zentmeyer, Boy... ,. .,,, Drummer Ziegelmeyer, G. . . . ,Mech eng. Zimmerman, Bobert Machinist Schweikert, Betty Coffey and Iohn Draper pull the Locomotive. This can't happen for four years. Ben Foley collects an election bet from Bill Ventress. Befoufz stops: begin Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct. 6612149671- 7. Silhouette circulation beqins. Two bits at a time does it. 8. Student Council c h o o s e s cheerleaders. ll. Norwood Fire Department demonstrates for Fire Prevention Week at a special assembly. Drum Majorettes all over the place. Woodward 13 Norwood 7. 15. Classes line up on front steps tor cameraman. tHe joined the army.l 21. Recent war films are run in Assembly. Ianuary seniors hold first class meeting. 22. Mirrors are out. A Good Reflection. 23. Blue Wednesday: B e p o r t cards out. 25. Biq pep meeting. The micro- phone helped. Band and everybody strutted in lovely sunshine. 3l. Straw Ballots. Predict Demo- cratic victory. Our crystals are clear. Nov. l. First Co-ed Dance at Good Shepherd Parish House. Biq crowd. Band Sponsor Ianice Stickle and Drum lifazor lack Benz model for the cameraman: Norwccds triplet drum maiorettes, the Boqart twins with Marian Bristow in between. vnefzful Glzfzisfmas Nov. 4. Archery gets a gocd turnout. Nov. 6. Silly betters pay off silly bets. A good time was had by all. Nov. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Hanna are at home to the Faculty at tea. Nov. ll. Armistice Day. Nov. ll -l5. Book Week. Local Quiz Kids compete. Polish oft an apple and a good book. Nov. 13. Assembly, a lecturer on Switzerland. Nov. l6. VV'e play Highlands in the afternoon. Girl Reserves sell posies. Nov. 2l, Let us indeed be thankful. Nov. 25. lanuary seniors plea for pa- pers. Seven bucks to the good. Nov. 28. lanuary seniors have hot T time: Chili and isa Conga. Nov. 29. The Gymjamboree was super- colossal. Orchids to Student Coun- cil for a swell evening. Dec, l. Hi-Y conference at Dayton. Dec. 4. Student Council sponsors an all school rally in the field house. Dec. 6. lt gets results. Cary's Hoop- sters pile up points. Dec. 9, lU, ll. Senior Exams. No com- ment. Freddie Nathanson and Don Gerth stack the truclc with the haul on midyear senior paper drive. The Student Council take over the tree- trimm.ng Job of the defunct Six-toot Club. Bundles fcr Britain find Student Council lending a help- ing hand across the sea: R. Mason, M. Meredith, M. Shirley and C. Cortriglxt. Seated: M. Wright, B. Reeve-s, B. Vtfoodruff and N. Condron. Coop Newell llam sells an interested customer a bicy- cle. Ah, Sleepy Red McCormick sleepily eyes Sleeper Leonard Kemper. Stop it, l'm stuttering. 112 H ew eafz Dec. 12. Mistletoe tea dance. Spanish club furnishes the real McCoy. Dec. 13. Mason sets a Greater Cincin- nati record this qame Ciitcqer Baconl with 37 points. Band meets hour-late Santa Claus at station. Glee c1ub Christmas party. Dec. 19. Boys Athietic Banquet. The turkey was wonderfui. Dec. 20. 1-1o1idays corninq up. Dec. 23. 1-fyqrel-1i-Y c a r o 1 i n q party. Dancing and food afterwards. It was wonderful. Dec. 26. 354 days until Christmas. fThis is o1d, and we don't 1ike it either.l Ian. 2. fThursdayl. Shortest s c h o o 1 week of the year. Ian. 9. Bornan banquet. More than a hundred schoiars of the classes ate, and how. lan. 10. The Band presents the first of their evening concert series. Mem- bers ho1d a closed dance to cele- brate afterwards. lani 14. Honor Society Assembly. First induction including 12 1owers. Resolution Bomp: Girl Reserves rnakinq money aqain with lots of cooperation from the students. President Vlard cf the Board of Education pre- sents dipicrnas to rriidyear seniors. Bob Stokes qalatiads Alva Breen down the steps. Ed Keiler locks nice in a coverall apron in chemistry class, and very professional. 113 what O 7lme lan. l5. Midyear Class Day. CThese are all alike.l lan. 17. The Ghost Train carried one hero. An orchid to lacque Flaugher for carrying on under difficulties. lan. 2l. Social Living Class practices what they teach. Senior Girl Reserves present their Fourth Annual Formal Party. lan. 22. Faculty and Senior Boys stage a benefit basketball game for the Boys' Athletic Fund. Ian. 24. Commencement. The semese ter closes. A sad time indeed. lan. 27. New semester begins. Miss Maurer joins the faculty. Mid-year seniors are now post-graduates. They couldn't bear to leave us. fin. 30. Caucus in the field house. We initiate the incoming freshmen into high school politics. Feb. l. Feb. Farewell: Midyear Sen- iors are guests of the Student Coun- cil. Arthur Murray's studio sent missionaries to convert us to La Conga. Feb. 3. Active Chapter of National Honor Society holds its first meet- ing. Hurray for Brains Plus, lnc. Feb. lU. The College Club is organized. A Look before You Leap into the field of higher education. Russell Hall reveals all! Ed Hillman seems bored between drummings. Here is Ruby Ramsey, one of Miss Sutor's star squaws who stole the snow Girls Week. Betty Gehlker pounded out a mean tom-tom while Helen Nichols did a veddy veddy bloodcurdling war dance. Girls Week at City Hall: Mayor Pat Steadrnan, seated. Virginia Mulford, lanet Robinson Cyou looked too close, that time, Ianetl lane Coffey and Mary Elmore help. 114 The boys who make it possible, Stage crew members Charles Osbum ancl Bill Iestworth im- prove the footlights while lack Pippert rests from his senior class play efforts for a moment. Ed Hillman was Reader at the Easter service. Marilyn Fox, Marcia lfVoods, Bill Iostworth kneel in the pageant, before Don Fishback, Barbara Apking, and Basil Garros. Senior Class play finds Betty Coffey bored and cynical while Audrey Friedman rants at her spouse lack Gerrmann. lean Ebeling watches from the table, flanked on either side by her rompered twins, Mary Elizabeth Gale and Doris Arnold. The cast line up for a few improvements. 1. Connelly, Al Parker, Elbert Bonnett, lack Gerrmann, Charles Cortwright, Ianice Stickle, lean Crebaugh, Dick Salzman, lean Ebeling listen. That relaxed, courageous figure is the director. What senior talent can do to coaches! Feb. 12. Holiday. Vtfe all rested our constitutions after writing about Lincoln and His. Feb. 13. Sweetheart Swing: Glee clubs backed this, and made money, the clever things. Feb. 14. Co-ed dance competes with the Middletown game there. Feb. 21 and 22. These dates reserved for Minstrel Show. Someone must have stolen the show. ai, n, ax, Out Feb. 25. Drama department presents The Valiant for the P.-T. A. Feb. 28. Mirror reporters interview Glenn Miller. Girl Reserve delegates leave for conferences. March 3 7. Girls' Week: Tagging and intramural basketball Monday: Beauty clinic Tuesday: Girls run the city and posture parade VVed- nesdayg Hobby fair and chili sup- per Thursday: and ribbons an- nounced at the tea dance Friday. 115 VV'uxtra: lack Robertson is scared by a book! Keeper of the Wolves is listed amonq Missing Persons and Books. We offer no clew. Mr. Holman holds forth on 2U3's table during the absence of Miss Sutcr. Honor study hall is a great opportunity for bright boys and qirls to develop character in a happy way. Here we have Beauty and Brains tWhat do you mean, we kid?J enjoying the benefits of this qreat institution. Vlfell, all right, it is Helen Craig and Bob Stokes. Fayrnond Coelc certainly locks fine coming down the stretrh, just like a Life Mag sport photo. March 7. Senior Scholarship Squad warms up in sprinq tratninq. March ll. All high school pencil sharpeners at last deserve the name. Even the paper cutters. March l3. lune seniors hold their first class meeting. Norwood enters city wide basket- ball tournament at U. C. March lLl. Elder defeats Norwood ln- dians. Cur braves were qood sports anyway. 116 March 21. Basketball team journeys to Columbus to view State Tourna- ment. March 25. Sophornores Sponsor Lolly- pop Romp, fun, lolly-pops, and more lolly-pops. March 28. Sub-Freshman day at U. C. School's out at l:3U ior seniors at- tendinq. Combined Glee Clubs present Sprinq Concert. Galen Gi March 29. Senior Scholarship test to- day at Woodward. Bright seniors discover they aren't so bright. April 3. Students receive annual Ar- bor Day trees. April 8. Dime-mond dust flies for first time this year at Norwood. April lU. G. R.-Hi-Y Easter Assembly. Easter eggs dismissed at noon. April l5. Back again. Vacations over. April l8. Senior class play, The loy of Living. April l9. Hi-Y-Girl Reserve conference at Central Y. April 23. Basketball assembly in field house. Gratias, gratias, et cetera. April 25. Shades of Blue help make lunior Prom a gala affair. April 30, May l, 2. Seniors endure three day torture. May 3. Student Councils Bow Tie Bounce. No tieless guys! May 5. Courtesy week begins. Carna- tions to the well-mannered eggs. lune l. Baccalaureate. lune 5. Seniors last get-together at Chautauqua. Boo-hoo. lune 6. Commencement. Congratula- tions! What now? lune l3. Schools out at last. f-lurrayl Wllxat is so urilicncrcd and unsung and unidenti- fied as tlto interested spectator, not to be con- iusod with the innocent Eystander. Here is Nor- woods public more or less, Donald Cazel, a couple of noses, Dick Myer, Dick Burwinkel stare into the sun while Track fudge Albrecht minds his business. Bob Steen, Mr. Breen, Don Lacker, the Man who Owns a Cap, and Ray Cur- ry watch cur track boys burn down the stretch. lnset: Bill Sulxonrrlcriger and Leslie Hoey are really emotional about the whole thing. lark Fc-nz tcssos the latnn over the goalposts, symtrcl to all Norwood of Victory-if he catches it, lfiss Millers llornerccm are gliili-happy at the Girls Wleelc Supper. Golfers VJ. Ventress, l. Higgins, Scheidt, l. Dul-Driest, l. McCabe, and K. Rahe beam at the cameraman. 117 uniofz pfzom April 25. 1941 Shades of Blue indigoed the Anvil Chorus until those pres- ent forgot all the rules on l-low to be Glamorous in High Sassiety. Among those who hung their mouths open in sheer bliss while the Lads beat out the rhythm were Emerson Morgan, Edith Abbate, Bill Petratlce, Doris Lim- bert and Ed Hillman. Clustered behind the iront row are lohn O'Brien, Betty Mortimer, Marcia Vtfoods, Dorothy Dugan, George Lewis, Bettie Lakeman, Don Knight. Phil Painter, Margie 'West, lunie Geiser, Eleanor Bolton, Le- roy Wimmers, Mary Elmore, Ed Mueller, Marguerite W'hite, lack Bobinson and Dot Stahlman form in line for the Grand March. A happy moment finds Boger Laming placing the crown oi gardenias on Prom Queen Vvlillie Shadoan while limniie Dalgarn and Attendant Grace Popplewell and ex-Prom Queen Bettie Lake- man admire. Following the Grchestra name tor theme, the committee strung sundry shades oi blue festoons trom the rafters, with the usual balloons for sudden sound ef- tects. 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