Point Place High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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HELENE WILLARD Oh, to be a successful business woman. V Friendship Club, 1-Zf3: Spanish Club, 1-2, Glee Club, 2'3 I Periclean Literary Society, 3, G. A. A., 4, Library Club, 4. EDWARD XIEAGLEY Banquet Committee, 35 Radio Board, 4. WILBUR G. ZUTAVERN T h s ' . o a te is to waste Football, lg Basketball, 35 Operetta, 1f2g Intramurals, 1-2'3f4 - Glee Club, 1-2-34. My CLASS OFFICERS: P-resident ,,,,,,....,,........ IRVA JANE SAMPSON VicefPresident ................ EDDIE SCHNETZLER Secretary ,,,,,,,,.,,,. ........ V IRGINIA EIKOST Treasurer ,,,,,,,., ....... W ILLIAM CASELTON CLASS MOTTO: Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: SWEET PEA SILVER AND ROSE He came, e smiled, he conquered. Pointer Staff, 45 Orchestra, 2f3g Intramurals, 39 1unior'Senior

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LILLIAN SYMINGTON 'Intelligence supreme. Pointer Staff, 2f3. HOWARD TASSELL A credit to the sporting world. Class President, 11 Honor Society, 3, Football, 1-2f3-41 Basket- Operetta, 1-2'3g Athletic Council Rep., 4. JOHN VAN BUREN All's fair in football and war. Intramurals, lf2: Football, 1'2'3f4. FRED VOLLMAR A confidential friend to all. Intramurals, 2'3-43 Football, 2'3'4. MARIORIE I. WALLACE Her lau h is an e idemic g P - Intramurals, l-2f3'4g Science Club, 1: junior Play, 3, Home Bc. Club, 4. MARY LOUISE WARNKA Always ready for a good time. Operetta, l'2g Home Ec. Club, 1f2-4, Intramurals, 1f2f3. JANE WEBER A pleasant mixture of vivacity and charm. Intramurals, 1f2'3-45 G. A. A., 3g4g Pointer Staff, 1f4g Annual Staff, 45 Librarian Association, 43 Glee Club, 2f3f4g junior Play, 3, Honor Society, 35 Operetta, 1-2g Science Club, 1. GERTRUDE WEBBER Trying hard to make the grade. 5 x WALTER WEITHAUS Silence is golden, but not to Micky. Football, 34, Intramurals, 3-4. GEORGE WETZLER The heart of an artist and his art is his car. ball, 1-2'3'4g Hi'Y, 2'3-43 Band, 2-35 Glee Club, 1-2f3f4g

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V!-klLllElDlIl4lUllf4lDlIQNY PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND FRIENDS, To a few 'of us, I am afraid, valedictory is just a long word with a rather vague meaning. It comes from two Latin words, meaning word of farewell. ,But farewells are apt to, be depressing and sad, and we who have the world before us should be looking forward eagerly. We have just finished the first step. It is as though the curtain had just fallen on the first act of a play, with the best part yet to come. This first act has held many good times and dear friendships. Although it has seemed light and frivolous on the surface, there has been a serious vein in it too. We have been developing character and choosing the type of role we wish to play. You, teachers and parents, have helped us to get our bearings and have tried to equip us with the material we will need for a successful second act. We thank you for your patience and helpfulness. The friendships we have made will remain with us until the final curtain and will make our lives richer for the experience. In most cases, we have already laid the setting for a second act, by choosing a life work or deciding to go on to school. But no matter what phase of life we enter into-the same qualities of good sportsmanship, honesty, and dependability will be needed to see us through. . And so the drama of life goes on. We bid farewell to the first act on which the curtain is falling tonight and look forward with happy anticipation to the new and grand experience that lies before us. It is with no little regret that we leave the place where we have spent so many pleasant hours together, and I am sure that we will all try to live in such a way that the school may be proud of the class of '36. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am, the captain of my soul. IRVA JANE SAMPSON.