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

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dll JIU N ll 41D llQ IU IIL A S S GIRLS Seated: Mary Belle Wingert, Dorothy Stiff, Dorothy Hoffman, Evelyn Allen, Dorothy DeHaven, Bernice Lingohr, Irene Cybulski, Mildred Eiseman, Beatrice Desmond, Mrs. Moss. 2nd row: Lillian Nelson, Jane Meyer, Thelma Schardt, Florence Krotzer, Hermine Korman, Winifred Lawrence, Vera Kirby, Martha Schneider, Erlene Weeks, Marguerite Schultz, Pearl McDonald, Lillian Walborn, Cecilia Thelma Tanner. 31d row: Jeanne Faunce, Dorothy Hendee, Beryl Johnstone, Phyllis Johnstone, Constance Raitz, Virginia Shanteau, Vivian Seeman, Bernice Gamby, Mary Jane Kenny, Helen Moore. BOYS Seated: Charles Lockwood, Leonard Peterson, George Robarge, Jack Pearson, Mr. Fellers, Alfred McEwen, Forest Brubaker, Edward Emerson, Julian Durbin. 2nd -row: Donald Leister, Melvin Aschenbach, Harold Busdicker, Francis Pedee, Leland Shanteau, Richard Booth, Jack Conrad, William Beach, Harry Roby, ' Francis Graff. 31d row: Richard Jockett, Robert Bond, Al Capron, Richard Denman, Jack Kramer. Jack Passino, Mahlon Fritz, Harold Maier. Jack Pearson, President 11.133 Al McEwen, VicefPresident W Dorothy DeHaven, Sec.fTreas. OFFICERS: 1 SPONSORS : Mrs. Moss Mr. Fellers

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dllllUNll1IDlQ llfllhbkgg llHIllllSllUIDllQY Let us hesitate for a moment while we turn back the pages of time to the year 1933 at Point Place High School. Our first recollection of the Freshman class is the election of oihcersg immediately little Al McEwen steps into the limelight as president, along with Constance Raitz, vice' president, and William Beach, secretary. Soon, we poor, helpless freshies are forced to attend an initiation given by those ruthless Sophomores. Imagine our embarrassment when we appear dressed as kids, The next activity is a card party and candy sale given by our very own Science Club. Ch, what a success! In our Sophomore year we elected Constance Raitz, president, Jeanne Faunce, vicefpresidentg and Dorothy Hendee, secretary-treasurer. At last, we avenge ourselves by initiating the Freshman girls-it seems the boys got a break this year. Yes, of course, all of you remember Drums of Fury, presented by our Sophomore Science Club, with Carrol Fisher and Evelyn Allen playing the leads. Alas, we bid farewell to our second year. At last we become juniors. This time we elect jack Pearson, president and Harry Sorenson, vicefpresident. Some of the outstanding events of our junior year were: The annual play, Behind the News, the Junior Prom, in the form of a Washington Ball, and last, but not least, the Junior' Senior Banquet. But the thing which we anticipated most, is the time when we will be-Seniors.