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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1937 volume:

ra. 4, 1 -as ff. A 4 X -5? The Scarlet and Blclc L I All T Point Place High School I937 V I h Numbe F THE SCARLET AND BLACK 1 v- ev-v-----A-A-A-v--v-N--v---v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v------v--v---v-v v-v-v-1 Foreword b S WE, the class of Nineteen Thirty-Seven, are about to leave this 6' school where we spent four happy, successful years, so that we might not be forgotten, we leave behind the fourth volume of the Scarlet and Black. Our purpose for doing this is that in later years all you have to do is turn the pages of this book and live again those glorious, vivid scenes of Nineteen Thirty-Six and Seven. We have tried to bring forth a book of the students for the students and by the students. Our last hope is that you will enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed making it, and if you do, we feel that we have not spent our efforts in vain. The members of the staff wish to thank our worthy advisor, Mr. Mall, teachers, student body and business men of Point Place and Toledo, because without their help this book could not have been published. ELWOOD HODGE, Editor. Page Two POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL e ---vvvvvvvvv-v'----'-'-'---'---'--v-v v --4 Title Page .,.... Foreword ..,,.. Contents ........ Dedication ........ Contents Page 1 2 3 4 Administration ....................... 5 Faculty ...................................... 6-7 Office, Cafeteria, Custodian ....... 8 Senior Division ..i.......... ..,........ .... Seniors ......,... ,.... . ,... . .. Class Activities .,....... Class History ....... Annual Staff ......... Class Division ..... Juniors .......,...... Sophomores ........ , ...... Freshman .............,.... Senior High Calendar Activities Division ,... Pointer Staff .........,... G. A. A. .............. . Hi-Y ...,...,.... , ...,......,.. Biology Club , ..,.....,., .. Girls' Glee Club ...... Boys' Glee Club ..,..,.. String Ensemble ....... Beginners' Band ....... Student Council ....... Senior Play Cast .......... junior Play Cast .............. Aviation0Club ..., .............. Radio Control Board Operetta .....v............ News Scraps ................ Athletics Division .... .. Football Varsity ....... Football Reserves ..,..... , 9 .......16-17 .......l8-19 20 21 .......22-23 .......24-25 .......26-27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 56 37 38 39 39 40 41 .......42-43 44 45 46 47 49 Football Summary ...,..,.,,..,,,,......,, ,.,,,,, 4 3- Baslcetball Varsity ................ .....,....,,. A .5 50 Basketball Reserves ................... I ....,. ,,,,,A, 5 1 Football and Basketball Results ......... ,.,.... 5 2-53 Girls' Intramurals ........................... ,... 5 4 Boys' Intramurals ......................., .,.. 5 5 Snapshots ........................... ,,,,.,. 5 6-57 Informal Class Pictures ..., 58 Ads ..................................... ,,,,,,, 5 9-61 Autograph Page ..... .... 6 2 Page Three THE SCARLET AND BLACK Wim DEDICATION I E WISH to dedicate this fourth volume of the Scarlet and Black to our worthy sponsors, Mrs. Louise Moss and Mr For t F . es ellers, in con-- sideration f h' ' o t eir undaunted co-operation throu ho t g u the last four years. Page Fo .-v-.-.-.-v-v-.-v-.-V-.-.-v-v-.-.vvvv V-.-.-v-.-.xAA,-.-.-.-vazvv-.-.A.-.-,A,x,-.-.-.-v-v v-.-.-.-v-.vvv POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL fvvx,-.-v-,fv-.-v-.-v- v-.-v-.-vs-v-.-.-.Avnu-.-v-.-v-v-.--.-.-.-.wvw-v-v-v-.savvy-.-v-.-.-fvv-.-.-v-v-v-vA-x--v-.-.-.-.-.-.-w-v-.-.-.- I l,.l.-.-. '-1 -vii.,- Il-l- --. I ADMINISTRATION fl .M df,-.-.-.-, .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,, ,,.v.v,v.v.,., .A.......... THE SCARLET AND BLACK f 4 idll' -v-.-.-v-v-v-.-.-v-v-.Av-v-v-v-v-v-.Qv-v-.-.-.--v-.-.Av-v-.-.-v-.-.-v-.-.-. fi'. ,X X, FACU LTY DAVID R. PUGH, A. B., M. A. Principal Toledo University University of Colorado University of Oregon E. LOUISE MOSS, B. S. Kansas State Teachers 'College University of Toledo Science FOREST S. FELLERS, A. B., B. Bowling Green State College History LAURA CALDWELL, B. S. Toledo Conservatory Bowling Green State College Ohio State University English ' f-g EXW, I 1 ' '- . I 'w A ff N Q y ,Vi Mfqx -V RUSSELL BEAR, B. S. 'fy ' Bowling Green State College ' 7 1 Ohio State University DeSales College Mathematics, Science L. in Ed. Toledo University English, Mathematics MARY ELIZABETH SCHAEFFER, B. S. Ohio State University S. in Ed. Kansas University Cornell English, Physical Education ROLAND E. BOLDT, B. S. Toledo University Bowling Green State College Social Civics, Sociology, American Government Vocational Civics ELLSWORTH HENDRICKSON, B. S. '---v-I 4. Page Six POINT PLAOF HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT E. McKEE, B. S. in Ed. Bowling Green State College Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing LEORA V. SHARER, B. S. in Ed. Miami University Commercial GEORGE W. ROHRER, JR., A. B. Otterbein College College of Music of Cincinnati Ohio State University French, Latin, Instrumental Music MARY A. WILLIAMS, B. S. Bowling Green State College Home Economics WALTER H. MALL Tiffin Business University Ohio Northern Commercial WATSON WELEVER, B. S. . ,waz PHYLLIS RUTZ, B. E. Toledo University Art EILEEN DENNIS, B. M. Findlay College Bowling Green State College Heidelberg College Dramatics, Music GEORGE U. KONNERT, A. B. Capital University Ohio State University Football Coach Physical Education Mathematics Ohio State University Michigan Normal College Basketball Coach in Ed I -A -.-v-v-.Av-v-v-v-.-.-v-v-.-v-.-v-v-.-.-Y-v-.-.-v-v-v-.A.A.-.-v-.Av-v-v-.A.-vAAzvvv-v-vvv-vA.+.-v :.-.-v-v-.e- THE SCARLET AND BLACK Q. OFFICE ...... . .. ,A,. R uth Caselton CAFETERIA ., . .,... M rs. Milks ENGINEER 7.... ,.,.. Mr. DeWitt CUSTODIAN .,.A ...., M r. Pinkley Page Eight - ---v-v--vA--fvsrv--A-A-v-v---'A--:vw-A-Av-vN1vvvvvwA-'v-A-4v-'v-A-Av'-'v'v'v'vvfv'v'v'v'-A-' -'-' I POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS -.-.-.-.-.- v-.-.-v-.-s.-v-v-.-.-v- .-. ASA THE SCARLET AND BLACK A 9 if I. ,QQ 01-411- M3 SENIORS EVELYN PATRICIA ALLEN RICHARD Academic an EARL BOOTH d Commercial Academic So sure, but not ALWAYS right. A wizard at dancing, MELVIN EDWARD ASCHENBACH FOREST I-ERCY BURBAKER General General Quie t but very, very clever. True modesty is a discerning grace. ARTHUR MICHAEL BARRIE JACK HOLUDAY CONARD General General A d' - ll Happy-go-lucky and care free. lsarmmg Persona ity' IRENE ANN CYBULSKI WILLIAM EUGENE BEACH . . Commercial Academic Efficiency plus! Temperate anger well becomes the wise. DOROTHY VIRGINIA DEHAVEN ROBERT EDGAR BOND . Commercial General Her sincere loyalt Loves the girls and the radio. y won her many friends. Page Ten E ES? x Page Eleven P O I -v-.-.-v-. .-Y-.-.-.-.A - NT PLACE HIGH SCH 1 OOL vw- A I I f L 7! 1 lx :ff A I -f . ffl QM 3 2 ,I I. LJ ,U . A CZMAQJ' f-Q BEATRICE ETI-IELYN DESMOND Commercial Where there's Bea there are always three. JUUAN CARL DURBIN Commercial Time is too short for his ambit' ions MILDRED BETTY EISEMAN Commercial A very willing worker. EDWARD EARL EMERSON General Uno btrusive and very true-hearted. JEANNE ELLEN EAUNCE Commercial Bubbl ing over with vitality. VIVIAN DAWN FOSTER Commercial Of an admirable serious nature. MAHLON ORVILLE FRITZ General Nothing ever bothers him. BERNEYCE LAURETTA GAMBY General Many envy her nimble fingers. FRANCIS WILLIAM GRAFF General Slow but sure. DO NE HENDEE Academic ROTHYJA Personality and charm plus. ENIORS i szvsf vvv THE SCARLET AND BLACK E 5 vs' . ' 37' KL J' ' ' E-ga' UN-wnspv-1 RALPH ELWOOD HODGE MARY -IAYNE KENNEY Academic General An honest man is the noblest work Our sophisticated lady. of God. VERA MARY KIRBY DOROTHY MARIE HOFMAN General Commercial Kindness always wins. Quiet, unassuming and very nice. HERMINE KORMAN MILDRED DOROTHY JACOBS Commercial General Business is her delight. Fun is the spice of life. WINIFRED BETTE LAWRENCE BERYL ELIZABETH JOHNSTONE Commercial Commefclal Sports are her life and joy. Modesty conceals her many charms. DONALD CLARK LEISTE PHYLLIS JANE JOHNSTONE Comm - Commercial As merry as the cl ay is long. R ercial Something between a help and a hindrance. xl Q, QW Y Page Twelve POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL l- .-.-.-. - - - .-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-f.-.+.-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-Y-v-Y-.-Y-Y-Y-. AA----- v -.-v-v- , ff ' aff J M' lax IINUI mis HAROLD FREDERICK MAIER General Whcw saw him always wished to kno him more. PEARL FLORENCE MCDONALD General Witty, true-hearted and friendly. NWILLIAM ALFRED McEwen General Masculine from head to toe IRMA ELIZABETH MEYERS General Merry is her existence. JANE ELIZABETH MEYER General Excellent taste and many talents. Page Thirteen 4 WM HELEN MARIE MOORE General W Of . ind, her n varies. the quiet lc' ature nev LILLIAN A UDREY NELSON General Her amiableness Overrules her petiteness. DANI PASSINO General Nev EL HAYES era dull moment in his vicinity. JOHN ADRIAN PEARSON General Where'er he met a stranger, there he left a friend. FRANCI E PEDEE General S ISADOR If silence were golden, hell be a millionaire. ENIORS THE ,vw SCARLET AND BLACK N I -,I N f .1 ii ' IJAKV J A5 ' i ,J J' Af vtwb Vgf gjaxkjl. Q ' ll X 5? 5 yP'n' if yu? 1' EARL JAMES PERRY MARGUERITE JANE SCHULTZ General General Has those twinkling, smiling eyes. Silence is one great art of conversation, CONSTANCE LUCILLE RAITZ ADOLPHE SEEGER Academic General Very heeclful in all she does Come what may, he will bear it out. HARRY GEORGE ROBY VIVIAN OTILLIE SEEMAN Academic Academic His humor saves many a situation. Work was her great joy, THELMA MARY SCHARDT VIRGINIA MAE SHANTEAU Commercial Commercial A ready smile for everyone. Her smile enlightens many a burden. MARTHA PATTERSON SCHNEIDER DOROTHY GRACE STIFF ' Commercial General One never finds her shirking. Talking is her specialty. Page Fourteen P O I N T I.-.-.-.-, PLACE HIGH SC HOOL v -v-v-v-v-v-v----vw-v-v-v as n will Q5 I riff it mg, Aft 5 3 SENIORS MARIAN THELMA TANNER MARY BELLE CATHERINE WINGERT General Commercial Shy but has such a charming smile. Petite, demure and very friendly. ANNA EARLENE WEEKS LILLIAN GLADYS WALBORN Academic Commercial A person of inciefatigable industry. A real friend to ev eryone. 49 QP MOTTO They can who will 49 49 CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and White Carn Page Fifteen ation THE SCARLET AND BLACK Evey Allen Booby Aschenbach Bill Beach Bob Bond Dick Booth jungle Brubaker Lefty Conard I Cybulski Dutch DeHaven Bea Desmond Judy Durbin Bobby Eiseman Eddy Emerson Pudge Faunce Pete Foster Mucker Fritz Barney Gamby Nig Graff Blondie Hendee Curley Hodge Joey Hofmann Millie Jacobs Class Activities G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Assembly Ch. 15 Assembly Com. 25 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Sc. Cl. Card Party Ch. 15 Sc. Cl. Play 25 jr. Play 35 Musicale 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Social Ch. 35 jr. Dance Ch. 35 Jr., Sr. Banquet Ch. 35 Jr. Card Party Ch. 33 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Picnic Ch. 35 Candy Counter 45 Annual Staff 45 ln- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Val. Dance Com. 45 Picture Com. 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Card Party Com. 45 Commencement Com. 4. Football 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Pres. 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Soc. Com. 35 Slcience Club 1, 2, 35 Kitchen Staff 45 Picture Com. Ch. 45 Athletic Council Rep. 4. Science Club 1, l2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Radio Board 3, 45 Operetta 2, 45 Aviation Club 45 Sc. Club Play 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 2, 3, 4. Science Club ,1, 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2, 35 Football Manager 1, 2, 35 Orchestra15 Band 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Man- ager 45 Football Trainer 45 jr. Play 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student Council Com. 45 Class VicePres. 45 Soc. Com. 33 Annual Staff 45 Val. Dance Com. 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 33 Card Party Com. 35 Ring Com. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Class Play 4. Hi-Y 3, 45 Aviation Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Stage Man- ager 45 Operetta 25 Annual staff 4. Libbey 15 Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Woodward 1, 25 Card Party Com. 4. Operetta 1, 25 Intramurals 45 Class Sec. and Treas 35 Class Sec. 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Val. Dance Com. 45 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Biology Club 45 Annual Staff 45 G. A. A. 45 Sc. Club Play 25 Class Play 4. Science Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Sc. Club Play 25 Intramurals 25 Val. Dance Com. 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 25 Sc. Club Card Party Com. 15 Operetta 1, 2. Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Operetta 1, 25 I-Ii-Y 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 45 Picture Com. 4. Woodward 1, 25 Val. Dance Com. 45 Sr. Card Party Ch. 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 3. Operetta 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Basketball Manager 35 Sc. Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Aviation Club 1, 2, Card Party Com. 3. G. A. A. Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice Pres. 25 Class Treas. 45 Operetta 1, 2, 35 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Picture Com. 45 Val. Dance Com. 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. Operetta 15 Glee Club 15 Library Assoc. 2, 3. Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Intra. 2, 3, 4. Operetta 15 Intra. 1, 25 Home Ec. Club 1, 25 Val. Dance Com. 4. Intramurals 2. Operetta 1, 35 Class Sec. and Treas. 25 jr. Sr. Banquet 35 G. A. A. 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Intra. 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 25 Biol- ogy Club 45 Val. Dance Com. 4. . Bethal Hi 15 Foreign Friend Cl. 25 Intra. 2, 45 Biology Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Val. Dance Com. 45 Student Council Com. 45 Annual Editor 45 Class Play 4. Home Ec. Club 15 Operetta 15 Glee Club 1. Assembly Com. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Intra. 1, 25 G. A. A. 15 Library Assoc. 35 Home Ec. 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2. 3, 45 Pointer Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Musicale 35 Jr. Dance Com. 3: jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Class Play 4. Page S ixteen POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL 1 - -------A------------- 4- ---A---------A----- - 1 Bert Johnstone Phil Johnstone Chet Kenney Wera Kirby Herman Korman Win Lawrence Leg Liester Chubby Maier Al McEwen Betty Meyers Pat Moore Annie Nelson Dapper Dan Passino jake Pearson Fudda Peedee Brownie Perry Connie Raitz Hank Roby Blondie Schardt Snitz Schnieder Maggie Schultz Sailor Seeger Simone Seeman Shan Shanteau Dottie Stiff Chummy Weeks Lill Walborn Page Seventeen DeVilbiss 1, 25 Sc. Club 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 Operetta 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Social Ch. 45 Pointer Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Ch. Val. Dance 45 Intra. 3, 4. DeVilbiss 1, 25 Sc. Club 33 G. A. A. 3, 45 jr. Play 35 Pointer Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Val. Dance Com. 45 Class Play 4. Home Ec. 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Val. Dance Com. 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. 15 Operetta 15 Sc. Club 1, 35 Biology Club 45 G. A. A. 4. Sc. Club 15 Jr. Play 35 Pointer Typist 45 Hall Monitor 35 Honor Society 3. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Home EC. Club 1, 25 G. A. A. 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 45 35 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Aviation Club 1, 25 Sc. Club 1, 2, Jr. Sr. Banquet 35 jr. Dance Com. 35 Band 35 Announcer 45 Card Party Com. 15 Class Play 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Operetta 1, 25 jr. Play 3l Annual Staff 4. Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Class Pres. 15 Class Vive Pres. 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. Scott Hi 1, 25 Emery Hi 35 Val. Dance Com. 4. jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Card Party Com. 2. Home Ec. 1, 2, 45 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 35 jr. Sr. Banquet 35 Musicale 3. DeVilbiss 1, 25 Hi-Y 45 Football 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Operetta 45 jr. Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Pointer Staff 35 Class Play 4. Sc. Club 1, 2. 35 Operetta 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Pointer Staff 3, 45 jr. Play Com. 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Card Party Com. 1, 35 Annual Staff 45 Class Pres. 35 Val. Dance Com. 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Scott Hi 15 Woodward Hi 2, 35 Intra. 3, 45 Aviation Club 3. Class Vice Pres. 15 Class Pres. 25 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Sc. Club Play 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Sc. Club Card Party 15 Jr. Card Party Com. 35 Soc. Com. 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Soc. Com. 35 Operetta 1, 2, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 35 Kitchen Staff 45 Pointer Staff 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 SC. Club Play 25 Val. Dance Com. 45 Ch. Printers Com. 45 Glee Club 1, 2. Sc. Club 1, 25 Home Ec. 1, 25 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Val. Dance Com. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra. 1, 45 Pointer Staff 1. Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sc. Club Play 25 Library Assoc. 35 Pointer Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 45 Sr. Ring Com5 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 25 Student Council Com. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Val. Dance Com. 45 Assembly Com. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play5 Student Council 4. Home Ec. 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Val. Dance Com. 4. Scott Hi 1, 2, 35 Operetta Electrician 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 15 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Assoc. 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Sc. Club Play 25 Assem- bly Ch. 45 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Musicale 35 jr. Dance Com. 35 jr. Sr. Banquet 35 Cheerleader 25 Class Play 45 Card Party Com. 4. Intra. 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 SC. Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 25 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Jr. Dance Com. 35 Musicale 35 Glee Club Concert 45 Class Play 4. DeVilbiss 15 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Soc. Com. 3, 45 Home Ec. 2, 35 Operetta 25 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 jr. Card Party Com. 3. Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 115 Band 25 Sc. Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Sc. Club Play 25 Assembly Com. 2, 35 jr. Card Party Com. 35 Printers Com. 45 Ring Com. 45 Intra. 2, 45 jr. Sr. Banquet Com. 35 Class Play 4. Operetta 35 Glee Club 35 G. A. A. 45 Intra. 4. THE SCARLET AND BLACK History of Class of I937 the year 1933 at Point Place High School N ET US hesitate for a moment while we turn back the pages of time to Our first recollection of that year was the selection of Alfred McEwen to guide us out of the harbor into the open sea on our voyage through high school, along with Constance Raitz and William Beach as officers of our ship. When just out of harbor we were initiated by the Sophomores and for quite some distance seaward were, when generally spoken of, addressed as green horns. As our first social activity, the Science Club sponsored a card party and candy sale, which proved us to be capable of handling other duties. Though some at first encountered troubled waters, all at the end of the first lap enjoyed smooth sailing. In our Sophomore year we elected Constance Raitz to take the wheel and sail our ship across the seas on the second year of the course. Jeanne Faunce and Dorothy Hendee served as able mates. We first entertained the Freshman girls at an initiation party. We can- not recall where the boys were on that hilarious occasion. Sailing onward, the Science Club presented Drums of Fury which was enjoyed highly by all. Evelyn Allen and Carrol Fisher enacted the lead- ing roles, supported by a splendid cast. We progressed rapidly and entered deeper yet welcome waters. As we became upperclassmen, we chose jack Pearson as helmsman, and Alfred McEwen and Dorothy DeHaven as first and second mates respec- tively. On this part of our voyage we engaged in a great many social activ- ities and sports. Among these activities were the junior play and the junior Prom. The class play Behind the News was very successfully produced under Mrs. Moss' direction, with a great deal of fun and laughter. The cast was composed of Evelyn Allen, Richard Booth, Phyllis Johnstone, Dan Passino, Harold Maier, Hermine Korman, Ernest Albright, and Leonard Peterson. Page Eighteen POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL The Junior Prom, in the form of a Washington Day Ball, was one of our most successful events both socially and financially. As hosts and hostesses to the graduating class at the annual banquet, we spent a very pleasant and long-remembered evening. Evelyn Allen proved to be :1 charming Mistress of Ceremonies. We were very proud of the decorations, the favors and place cards of Dutch shoes and windmills were well in keeping with the Senior Class colors and flower. With this capable crew we soon found ourselves on the swift waters of OUR Senior year. Soon after our last lap was under way, we eagerly elected William Beach to steer us safely into port to make our first important landing. Richard Booth, Dorothy DeHaven, and Jennie Faunce served as our other commanding officers. That fall was devoted to sports and studies. So it was early in February, mid hearts and cupids, a Valentine Dance was sponsored by the Senior Class. Co-chairmen Harold Maier and Beryl Johnstone were especially delighted with the results of their diligent preparations. In the spring of that year the annual card party was given and the success of the previous year was more than repeated. Our last few weeks were busily spent in presenting the play Young Smitty, including Dan Passino, Mildred Jacobs , Phyllis Johnstone, Richard Booth, and an excellent supporting cast, and attending, as guests, the Junior-Senior Banquet as a reward for our earnest efforts. It was with regret that we danced to the last lingering strains of the Senior Prom. Thus we have reached our port-Commencement-and the end of our first important journey. Along the way we may have been showered with raindrops, brightened by sunshine, and blown by strong winds, yet we have held steadfast to our course and we feel that our journey has been worth- while and successful. Our sincere hope is that each and every one of us will, in later life, be able to sail his or her own ship always into some safe harbor while on the seas of life. Pagc Nineteen THE SCARLET AND BLACK ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW- Mildred Jacobs, Vivian Seeman, Phyllis Johnstone, Beryl Johnstone, D Dorothy Stiff, Evelyn Allen. SECOND ROW- orothy Hendee, Jack Pearson, Dan Passino, Hermine Korman, Martha Schneider, Dorothy DeHaven, Harry Roby, Forest Brubaker. THIRD ROW- Elwood Hodge, Harold Maier, William Beach, Alfred McEwen, Richard B I 6? Q? Editor .....,.................. .. ........................ Assistant Editor ..... Business Managers Literary Editor ,,..... Snapshot Editors ..,,... Boys' Sports Editor ooth, Mr. Mall. Elwood Hodge Evelyn Allen ',','.'.f.f'iii2iiliiLi' 1?lB2Q'i1Xf'Haf01a Maier .. ............,............ Dorothy DeHaven Harry Roby, Dorothy Stiff Alfred McEwen Girls' Sports Editor ....... ....... , ........ P hyllis Johnstone Senior Class Editor ....,.,. ....,,.. B eryl Johnstone Junior Class Editor ................, .......... M artha Schnieder Sophomore Class Editor ..,..... ,,.. .,..,........,..,.... J a ck Pearson Freshman Class Editor ...... ..........,...,....... ,. ....... V ivian Seeman Club Editor .............,,,..,,.. ........ .......... , ................ D o rothy Hendee Art Editors ...........,...,.... ....... .,..... ...... D a n iel Passino, Mildred Jacobs 4949 In deep appreciation we wish to thank the following students who typed the material for this book: I-Iermine Korman Jeanne Faunce Mildred Eiseman Phyllis Johnstone Beryl Johnstone Page Twenty POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL - - - - - .'.v.'.'.,.,.'.v.'.v.'.'A-.v.'.v.'.'.-.Y.v.v.'.'.'.v.'.'.v.'.v.v.'.v.vAv.v.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.v 1-.---- I-ll l l CLASSES lm-Y --- - v-.-.-v-.-v-v-v-. v-v-v-ve.-v-.-v-v-.-.-vevs-v-.-.-rA T H I -v-.-.- .-.-.-.-. -- - E SCARLET AND B LACK v.v.v.'. .-,,.v v.'. A tr' Junior Class History HE PRESENT junior Class has a most extraordinary history as I will attempt to show you Their organization as Freshmen consisted of Stanley Miekicki as presidentg Robert Hendee, viceapresidentg and Dorothy Roper, secretary-treasurer. Late in October, these Freshmen held a grand Halloween Party surprising everyone, yet proving that all Freshman are not so inexperienced as is usually believed. With Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Bear, and Mr. Hendrickson advising and leading, these new students prepared to take their place in their upper-classmen roles. During the second year of their high school career, Tom MacDowell was elected presidentg Gertrude Schul.z, vice presidentg and Shirley Bell, secretary-treasurer. A Sophomore Spring Sprint was presented by these students. This was just one of the unique and successful ideas that they have had. They received the plaque, which was presented by the school to the class giving the most educational and interesting assembly programs. Always climbing, climbing, constantly on the upward move, they went up another rung in the ladder of success when they became juniors. The juniors started their activities with the election of their class officers. Jack Passino, president, Carol Fisher, vice presidentg Wallace Garvin, secretaryg Melvin Castleton, treasurer. They presented their play The Tin Hero, with Betty jane France and Carrol Fisher taking the stellar roles, and a supporting cast of Mary Lou Roby, Wallace Garvin, Adelia Riley, Gertrude Schultz, Donald Ricker, jack Passino, Virginia Borchard, june Singleton and Alice Marie Oberdier. Their play was most successful. Another laurel to add to their already large collection. After holding a card party, they began plans for their J-Hop. A most decorative and gala affair. They put their dancce over in fine fashion. The Junior-Senior Banquet, the culmination of their junior year will long be remembered by all. Page Twenty-two --.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- A.-.-:Q H SCHOOL - ----1 POINT PLACE HIG JUNIOR GIRLS FIRST ROW- Virginia Borchard, Grace Valliquette, Dorothy Roper, Elizabeth Pohl, Gertrude Schultz, Virginia Murray, Dorothy Miller, Virginia Britsch, Hazel Tassel, june Singleton. SECOND ROW- Kathleen King, Florence Rahilly, Lucille Missler, Alice Obertlier, Betty Kirby, Virginia Miller, Helen Benner, Virginia Lockard. Ethelyn Metzger, Margaret Chevalier. THIRD ROW-- I Betty France, Charlotte Schupp, Dorothy Wuiiscliel, Estherinerle Fuller, Bessie Setllar, Lois Wintringham, Pearl Miller, Lois Miller, Frances McI.eary, Mary Lou Roby. FOURTH ROW- Shirley Bell, Virginia Smith, Josephine Freeman, Herma Milks, Ida Bacho, Virginia Ames, janet Resiid, Elsie Flensted, Ethel Schuman, Isabelle Riegal. BACK ROXVS Mrs, Caldwell, sponsor, janet Brown, Mary Westrick. Rubine Barr. JUNIOR BOYS FIRST ROXVf Emmet Wiilslii blames Funk, Melvin Caselton, Donald Ricker, Williani Davis, Claude Lytle, Robert Dunn, Mr, Hentlrickson. SECOND ROXX!f 4' , Mr. Bear, Elroy Courts, Tom MacDoweII, Merlin Routlebush, William Schaub, Nick Peters, Reed Ingalsbe, Eugene Provonsha. THIRD ROW-N W Chandler Beach, Robert Hentlee, Charles Burgess, Ray Setllar, Paul Remele, Paul Tanner, jack Passino. BACK ROWA ,lames Decker, Carrol Fisher, Geralcl Peterson, Walter Blaine, Robert Vorelerburg, Wallace Garvin. Page Twenty-three THE SCARLET AND BLACK le--v-Y --v-.-v-.-v-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-v-.1M-v-v-v---.-.-.-.-.W-ve-v-v Sophomore Class History 0 S I WAS eating lunch one day with a Sophomore, we drifted into the topic of his class. Before long I had the complete history. This is '. what he told me: The first thing that happened to this new group of students was the customary initiation. After the initiation they elected their officers for the year. The follow- ing officers were elected: President .........,............... ............... John Long Vice President ..................................... ,.......... R obert Pearson Secretary and Treasurer .........,..,.,.....,,,........... Lois Drogmiller Then came their eventful Sophomore year, a successful and happy one. At their first gathering they elected the following officers: President ......,...,.......,......,,....,.,.,...,....r......,.i,,..,. Robert Pearson Vice President ......................,.,,.......,.,............,. Eugene Durbin Secretary and Treasurer ,,t,.,,,,,,i.......,,,........,, Adelaide DeMars On February 26 these ambitious Sophomores gave a nautical dance, Follow the Fleet, which proved to be very successful. This concludes the progression of this group thus far. Their two most important years, however, are ahead of them and I am sure th ' ments will warrant watching. at their achieve- Page Twenty-four POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL .-. .-.-.Af.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-:.-v-v---:---v-v---1-v-v-v-v-----: ---I SOPHOMORE BOYS FIRST ROW- Tom Keeler, Clifford Kirby, Robert Brenneman, Allan Ingalsbe, Benny Allen, Earl Coon, Robert DeMars, john Hoffman. SECOND RfDWf Robert Boden, George Lehman, William Mominee, Robert Frick, Kenneth Koffman, Robert Pearson, jack Santay, Eugene Durbin. THIRD ROWA- Harold Vanderhurst, Larry Khan, Eugene Curtin, john Sangmeister, Paul Smaldon, Robert Guise, Leonard Bode, Don Fink. BACK ROW- Harold Miller, Joe Decker, john Long, Franklin Schneider, George Young, Harold Hen- dricks, joe Decker, Walter Peterson. SPONSORS- Mr. Konnert, Mr. McKee. SOPHOMORE GIRLS FIRST ROW- Adelaide DeMars, Alice McDermott, Dorothy Rudolph, Rose Olson, Dorothy Barrie, Hazel Valliquetle, Harriet Whitmore, Violet Suzor, Frances Kern, Bertie Coon, SIKKYND ROW-- Vivian Clark, Mescal Haynes, Audrey Gamby, Marjorie Dudley, Gloria VanBuren, Anna- belle St. Germain, Catharine Wagner, Theodore Robinson, Stella Schardt, Rosemary Welsh. THIRD RCFW--A Lois Drogmiller, Doro.hy Sorenson, Loretta Graff, Frances Melink, Mary Wagner, Lois Ketzer, Georgia MacDonald, Frances Robinson, Verna Schaeffer, Erva Horvath. ROW! Thelma Bebb, Aletta Kraftschick, Kathleen Engler, Betty Lazette, Dor emer, Maxine Keller, Hannah Maas, Mary Meinen. BACK Frances Heitltman, othy Seeman, Eleanor Koplin, Evelyn Be Page Twenty-five .-.-,-,-,-.-.-,-.-.A.-.-.-.-.A.-.-,-.-,QNo.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-Y-.-.-,-.A.-,-,-,.-.-.-.-.-.A .-.-.-.-,a- A N D B LA C K ---.- .-.-.-.-,-.-g SCARLET THE Freshman Class History N SEPTEMBER 3, 1936, students of Point Place Senior High saw v group so called Freshmen, tramping through the corridors now and then one stopped some upper- tain room n of the bui classman, wanting to know just where At a class meeting Juanita Gearhardt was elected pre Hunter, vice-president, and jane Atwood, secretary and treasurer On February 24, under the supervision of their sponsors, Miss Wil- liams, Miss Scharer, and Mr. Rohrer, a party was held in the gym of the school. As entertainment, the students played games and danced. Later in the evening, refreshments were served. Near the end of the school term, Lloyd Weeks, Harold Tanner and Richard Long were elected by members of their class to represent them in the newly formed Student Council. We, the Seniors, as graduating students, wish the Freshmen or, th Sophomores to be, luck in the coming years and success to carry on the wo we have left unfinished. a nex , - lding. Every ' ' to find a cer ' . sidentg Do C rk Page Twenty-six ,-A vc-v-.-.-,-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-,A.-,-v .A.-,-.A.-. .-,-.e- E H I G H S CH O O L .'.'.v.:. POINT PLAC vw-.-.-.-. Page MAN BOYS FRESH FIRST ROW-- George Sutton, Wayne Sargent, Fred Edgington, Richard Godfrey, William Miller, Chester Rischman, Richard Rendoff, Carl Scheuster, Gail Hoffman. SECOND ROW- Eugene Peters, Roland Mosher, Harold Tanner, William Layton, jack Nicholas, john Pater- son, Edward Vanderhorst, Pierce Mabus, Louis Harvath, Francis jirinec. THIRD ROW- Robert Lehman, LeBay, Vern Borchard, Charles Rogers, jack Talford, Charbott Williams, William Provonsha, Dan Fisher, Steve Werkman, Robert Fisher, FOURTH RIUW- Nelson Patenbush, William Gunn, William Kenny, Lloyd Weeks, Tom Sedlar, Bud Schaf- back, Firman Stapleton, joe Mlotzek. FIFTH ROW- Mr. Rohrer, Richard Long, Robert Clem, james Benner, Paul Beach, Richard Hunter, Law- rence Larrow, Gilbert Lang, Don Hunter, jack Carpenter. BACK ROW- Charles Capron, Ralph Lamson, jack Martin, Wayne Riegal. QP 4? FRESHMAN GIRLS FIRST ROW- Florence Smith, jtanne Funk, Grace Allen, Harriet Hendee, Mary jane Kolling, Virginia Severs, Lois Wunchel, Patricia Lazette, Betty Rolsten, Margaret Feltman. SECOND ROW- Evelyn Aubry, Eva May jockett, Marjorie Stallbaum, Frances Wintringham, Yvonne DeMars, Vivian Surface, jane Atwood, Marie Nelson, jeannette Oberdier. THIRD ROW- Lillian Sparling, Betty Crooks, Betty Harris, jeanne Toms, juanita Gearhart, Doris Morris, Norma Wallace, Bernice Fuller, Isabell Fallon. RTH ROW- 't Pedee Dorothy Kriener, Lillian Schultz, Carolyn Lawrence, Mar Fl 'ne Williamson. FOU Evelyn Tegtmeyer, Ri a , jorie Cool, Kathleen Feas, Elizabeth Putinti, .ai BACK ROW- Miss Williams, Miss Schafer. Twenty-seven THE. SCARLET AND BLACK September September September October October October October October November November November November November November November November December December December December January january January january january January February February February February February February February February February February March March March March April April April April May May May May june lune june june I936-i937 Calendar Alumni Meeting. Night Football at DeVilbiss. Football at Oak Harbor. Alumni Meeting. Football at Sylvania. Football here, Maumee. Football Home-coming, Whitmer. Night Football at Findlay. Football at Perrysburg. junior Barn Dance. G. A. A. Dance. Football here, Rossford. Hi-Y Initiation. Varsity Club. Hi-Y and G. A. Splash Party. Championship Fish Fry. Operetta, Gypsy Rover. Basketball at DeVilbiss. Basketball here, Central. Basketball here, Maumee. Basketball here, Whitmer. Basketball here, Perrysburg. Basketball at Sylvania. junior Play. Basketball at Rossford. Basketball here, Sylvania. Basketball at Whitmer. Basketball here, Rossford. Senior Dance. Basketball at Perrysburg. junior Card Party. Basketball at Maumee. G. A. A. Initiation. Basketball at Bowling Green. Freshman Class Party. Sophomore Dance. Basketball Tournament. Senior Theater Party. junior Skating Party. Spring Vacation Begins. Senior Card Party. Athletic Banquet. J-Hop. D G. A. A. Stunt Night. Senior Play. Toledo University Senior Day. Open House. Senior Prom. junior-Senior Banquet. Baccalaureate. Examinations. Commencement. Page Twenty-eight I.-.-.-.-. .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-NMM-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- - POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL I ...................... M .............. - .-.-.-.-.- - .IL ll'--- ACTIVITIES THE SCARLET AND BLACK g -----A---- ---A------------------------- - -------------A---------- - -ev .vvv-- .f .-v.v - ..vv..v-..vvvv.v..,v.v.v .--vv vvvvvv vvvvvv vvvv -vv FIRST Row- A E J U Jeannette Oberdier, Dorothy Miller, Virginia Murray, Mildred Jacobs, Gertrude Schultz, June Singleton, Mary Lou Roby, Pearl Miller. SECOND ROW- Alice Oberdier, Florence June Rahilly, Shirley Bell, Dorothy Stiff, Martha Schneider, Virginia Ames, Frances McLeary, Phyllis Johnstone, Beryl Johnstone. THIRD ROW- Mr. Mall, Harry Roby, Joe Glew, Dan Passino, John Long, Jack Pearson, Don Ricker. The Pointer Staff Editor ...............Y......... Business Managers ..., ...... Feature Editor ...... Personals Editor ....... Exchange Editor ........... Senior Class Reporter ......... Junior Class Reporter ............ Sophomore Class Reporter ..,... Freshman Class Reporter ..... Alumni Reporter .........,...... Music Reporter ........,,...... Boys' Sports Reporter ..... Girls' Sports Reporter ....... Club Reporter ..........,.,.. Reporters at Large .... .. Art Reporters ..... Joke. Editor ..... Advisor ........,,......,, .i...., Harry Roby Donald Ricker, Jack Pearson ....,....,,,.............Florence Rahilly Mary I:ou Roby Shirley Bell Martha Schneider Dorothy Miller Joe Glew Jeannette Oberdier .........Beryl Johnstone Virginia Murray John Long June Singleton Gertrude Schultz Phyllis Johnstone Frances McLeary Dorothy Stiff IDaniel Passino JMildred Jacobs Alice Oberdier Virginia Ames Pearl Miller Mr. Mall The Pointer, published every two weeks, is now one of our prize achievements. The staff, selected by the advisor, meets Mondays following publications. The first Pointer staff was organized in 1931 and since has been building up. Page Thirty I - ,.,.,.,.....,.....,.,...c.....c.v.,.N,,.,.,...c..-.-.-.-,-v-V-.-.-.-.-.-.-. v .- l POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL 5 .......v,,,,,v..vv - ...........-...-......v-.-.A.-.-.-.-...-M-V-v-cr.-.-.-.-.-,.A.-.AN.-v-.-.- ..... vvvvv......vv v - 1 FIRST ROW- Frances Heidtman, Lois Ketzer, Lois Drogmiller, Jeanne Faunce, Lillian Walborn, Vivian Seeman, Bc-ryle johnstone, Phyllis johnstone, Audrey Gamby. SECOND RCIW- Virginia Borchard, Gertrude Schultz, Dorothy Roper, Evelyn Allen, Dorothy Miller, Dorothy Stiff, Dorothy Hendee, Charlotte Schupp, Dorothy Rudolph, Jeannette Oberdier. THIRD ROW- Vivian Clark, Marjorie Dudley, Betty Kirby, Alice Oberdier, Mescal Haynes, Adelaide De- Mars, Loretta Graff, Virginia Britsch, june Singleton, Hazel Tassel, Evelyn Aubry. FOURTH ROVUQ Virginia Lockard, Mary Lou Roby, Florencce june Rahilly, Elsie Flenstead, Virginia Ames, Stella Schardt, Rosemary Welsh, Dorothy Seeman. BACK ROW- Ethelyn Metzger, Wiiiifrc-tl Lawrence, Thelma Bebb, Vera Kirby, Martha Schneider, Mary Westrick, Frances Mcl.eary. Girls' Athletic Association HE G. A. A. sponsored the first dance of the school year on Novem- H ner 12. The music of Cecil Ellis and his orchestra was greatly enjoyed by everyone. During the latter part of November, the G. A. A. and the Hi-Y went together and had a splashing good time at the Y. M. C. A. An event which came to life for the first time, was presented April 28. All clubs in the school were invited to participate for a grand prize and additional prizes. The event drew a large crowd and proved most enjoy- able to all concerned. With various parties, and together with other activities between times, the club can be said to have had a very successful year, with the climaxing activity of the year taking place in the form of a banquet. To the G. A. A. Club of next year we wish to extend our very best wishes for a successful year. OFFICERS President ............. ....................... ................ M a rtha Schneider Vice President . ,..., .... ,.,,,,,,,., ,,,,.. ,,,,, ,.,,, I I e 1 inne Faunce Secretary ..... ...... , ..... j une Singleton Treasurer ...... ..... .... . . Alice Oberdier Social Chairman .... .... ............ I J orothy Stiff Social Co-Chairman .... ..... . Mary Lou Roby SGFIIOI' Repfewnlatlve .. ...... ,..,, P hyllis Johnstone junior Representative ............ ,,,., I Dorothy Miller Sophomore Representative ......,. ..,...... V ivian Clark Fl'6Shl'nal'l Representative ...... ,,,,,,, B eryl Jqjhngtqyne - ,A .-,-,-,A,wvy-v-v-:.-v-v-v-.-v-.-v-v-.-.-v-v-v-.Av-.-.-.-.-.Av-.-.-'A.-.-.-.-.Av-.-v-vAv-:vw---.-- -vAv4J I THE SCARLET AND BLACK i A- -v-.-v-.-.-V-.-v-v-.-.-.-Av-v-ve.-v-v-Jf-v-v--v-v-v-v-- I FIRST ROW- Melvin Ashenbach, Forest Brubaker, joe Glew, Richard Booth, john Long, Carrol Fisher, jack Passino, Don Ricker. SECOND ROW- Wallace Garvin, Elroy Courts, Tom MacDowell, Claude Lytle, Robert Pearson, Kenneth Koffman, Eugene Durbin. THIRD ROW- judy Durbin, Chandler Beach, Robert Bond. Robert Brenneman, Mahlon Fritz, Reed Ingals- be, joe Decker, Elwood Hodge. FOURTH ROW- Donald Leister, Benny Allen, jack Conard, William Beach, jerry Peterson, Franklin Schneider, Dan Passino, jack Pearson. BACK ROW- Harry Roby, Alfred McEwen, Robert Guise, Earl Coon, Mr. Pugh. 6? 49 I-li-Y The Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mr. David R. Pugh since 1931, has improved greatly both in size and material. The Hi-Y sponsored their annual clean-up week campaign which was a grand success. The Hi-Y also combined with the G. A. A. for an evening of fun, a supper and swim at the Y. M. C. A. . HI-Y OFFICERS President ,,....,,..,,,,.......,.....,,.,..........,....,...,,,....... Richard Booth Vice President ....... ........ H arry Roby Secretary ............. ..,....... J ack Pearson Treasurer ..,,. ......... A lfred McEwen Page Thirty-two l.-v-.-.-.- .-.-v-.-Y-v-.-'A.-.-.-.-.Av-v-Y-v-v-v-f.-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-v-.-.-.-.-v-v-.-v-.-.-v-v-v .- POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW- Lois Drogmiller, Gloria Van Buren, Katherine Wagner, Dorothy Seeman, Violet Suzor lrva Horvath, Frances Kern. SECOND RCJW4 h Gertrude Schultz, Dorothy Barrie, Bertie Coon, Frances Meilink, Dorothy Hendee, Theodora Ro inson. THIRD ROW- Mary Wagner, Eleanor Koplin, Frances Heidtman, Thelma Bebb, Dorothy DeHaven, Vera Kirby, Frances Robinson. FOURTH ROWw- Elwood Hodge, Walter Peterson, Bob Brenneman, Franklin Schneider, joe Glew, Mrs. Moss. Q? QP Biology Club HE RECENTLY formed Biology Club has set a fast pace for the other clubs to follow. The big purpose of this group is research work concerning biological specimens and data. You recognize them by their pins, the buying of which was just one of their many accomplishments. For their research work they have made several field trips, one to Pear- son Park, one to our Toledo Zoo, and then a potluck gathering at which they received a grand lecture by Miss Goodall, on their line of work. May future biology clubs have the success and co-operation that this organization has had through the leadership of their advisor and officers. President ,.,......,,,,,......... ....... I Dorothy DeHaven Vice President ...... ............ T helma Bebb Secretary ...,..... .......... F ranees Heidtman Treasurer ..,.. ........... E lwood Hodge Advisor ......,. .............. M rs. Moss Page Thirty-three -.-.-v-,-,.-.-.-a.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-v-,WV.-.-.A.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-v-.-,-.-.-.-. - -.-.-4 I THE SCARLET AND BLACK FIRST ROW- Adelaide DeMars, Mescal Haynes, Alice McDermott, Mary jane Kolling, Evelyn Aubry, Grace Allen, jane Atwood, Betty Rolston. SECOND ROW- Rita Pedee, Bertie Coon, Vivian Seeman, Shirley Bell, Pearl Miller, Yvonne DeMars, Elaine Williamson, Harriet I-Iendee. THIRD ROW- Lois Drogmiller, Maxine Keller, Kathleen Engler, Aletta Kraftschick, Mary Wagner, Dolly Rudolph, Virginia Borchard, Theodora Robinson, Dorothy Miller. FOURTH ROW- Helen Benner, janet Brown, Gloria Van Buren, Stella Schardt, Vivian Surface, Frances Robinson, Catherine Wagner, Virginia Murray. FIFTH ROW- Thelma Bebb, Frances Heidtman, Dorothy Kriener, Hanna Maas, Lois Miller, Dorothy Seeman, Carolyn Lawrence, Mary Meinen. BACK ROW- Rubine Barr, Miss Dennis. QP 49 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I HE GIRLS' Glee Club, an active group for many years, II has gone far in making a name for itself. ' This year, under the direction of Miss Dennis, these girls have sung many times for different social functions, adding greatly to their success. However, their biggest event was the Spring Concert given on Wednesday, May 12, as a part of the program for Open House Night. This hard-working group deserves everyones hearty praise for their efforts. Page Thirty-four -, .-.-,-v-.-,-,-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-,-,-,-,-.-.e-.-,-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-v-.f.-,-.-v-. -,-,-al POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL 'WI Qin I I 'Q FIRST ROW- Rohert Brenneman, Lloyd Weeks, Richard Long, Donald Ricker, Miss Dennis SECOND ROW- Rohert Bond, Harold Maier, Paul Remele, Rohert Pearson. BACK ROW- Richard Booth, MCl'lZlI1LI Roudehush, Maihlon Fritz, joe Glew. QD 49 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Miss Dennis the boys also have ll chance to display their vocal abilities for musical programs. They have aided the girls in various programs during the year, the most important program being the Spring Concert. Page Thirty-Five vw-.-.-.-v-. -.+.-.-.-.xzvw-v-v-:--.-.-.-.-.xAzw-v-v-v---A---n--vw-v-v-v--v--1vv-v-v---A-Nev'-' -'v'-N -'-'-'-N- THE SCARLET AND BLACK I .-.-.-.evvvw-v-v-v-: - A -ve.-v-vA.x-v-v--v-v-v-rv-v--v-vevev-:v-v-v-v4v'vAv'v'v'v'-Av'-Av' ' A 'Av'-'fl Piano, Gertrude Schultz. Lloyd Weeks, jack Pearson, Mildred Jacobs, Mr, Rohrer. 6? 49 STRING ENSEMBLE The string ensemble was organized this year to give the ad- vanced students some experience in ensemble work. The type of music varies considerably, ranging from the classics to that of a lighter vein. The ensemble, besides being a benefit to its members, has played at several school functions. The ensemble is under the direction of Mr. Rohrer. Page Thirty-six POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW- Ritu Pudce, liugcnc Genslcr, Joan Sumpson, Williilrii I.eigliton, Hazel Tassel Betty Henzler, Henry Meinen, Charles Gumby, Mary Roseborough, joe Mlotzek jciiiiiiette Oberdier, Buddy Rischnmn, Williiiiii Miller, Richard Lung. BACK RCJW4- Geurge Sutton, Arthur Restid, Richard Godfrey, Mr. Rulirer. 65 65 BEGINNERS, BAND The beginners' band is made up principally of eighth grade and freshman students who have started on their instruments this year. Considerable progress has been made, and the nucleus of ll future hand formed. This orgiinizution also is under the direction of Mr. Rohrer. Page 'l'hirly-seven -.,V.--- -,--.,vv. THE SCARLET AND BLACK I -.-.-.-.-Y-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-,-.-.-W. .-v-,-.-,-cv.-.-.-.-.-Y-.-v-.-,-,-a .-.-.-.-ag FIRST ROW Lloyd Weeks, Richard Long, Martha Schneider, Gertrude Schultz, Wallace Garvin, Harold Tanner, Donald Ricker. BACK ROW Williiim Beach, Richard Booth, Walter' Peterson, Mr. Pugh, john Long, joe Glew, 49 49 STUDENT COUNCIL President ,,...,,,....,,..,.,.....,,,..,,....,,....,,,.... Richard Booth Vice President ........ ...... D onald Ricker Secretary ,,,.,,,,...... ...,........,.,,.,,,,,.... j ohn Long Treasurer ......,.. .,...,...,......, M artha Schneider Advisors .................,.......... Miss Schaeffer, Mr. Pugh After three years of committee work the Student Council has been formed and a constitution adopted. The constitution was read to the student body during an assembly program and after being discussed was whole-heartedly accepted. The above officers were elected after being petitioned and voted upon. Page Thirty-eight v-v--v-Afv-.-v-v--uvv.+vev-.-v-v-rvvvvvvszv-v-v-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-v-zvvvxzsrv-.Av-v v--v-v-v-uv'-v-v-v-r Arveveve- POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL UN SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST RCDW- Earlene Weeks. Dnrutliy DeHaven, Mildred Jacobs, Vivian Seeman, Virginia Slianteau, Phyllis Johnstone. BACK ROW- lilwuud Hodge, Dan Passino, Martha Schneider, Richard Booth, Donald Leister. JUNIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW- Francis Mcl.eary, Virginia Burchard, Alice Oherdier, june Singeltnn, Mary Lou Roby, Gertrude Schultz, Betty France. SECOND Rflwf Willlalce Garvin, jack Passinu, Mrs. Caldwell, Carrol Fisher, Don Ricker. 'RW'-f Page Thirty-nine I V.-v-v-.-.ww-.-:v-.-v v-v-v-v-vAv-v-v-v-v-vev-vev-vev-v-v-v-rv-v-'Av-v-v-.-.-v-v-v-v+v-vAv-vAv--vA- v'v'v1- THE SCARLET AND BLACK I .-.-.-'Av-.A.A.-.-.-.-v-.-v-.-v-.f Q-.A.AvA.Av-'A.-.-'A-A.-v-vA.AvsAArvA.-v-v-. -Arr- FIRST ROW- jack Carpenter, Robert Bond, Forest Brubaker, Robert Dunn. SECOND ROW- Robert Parsons, Franklin Schneider, Walter Peterson, Mr. McKee. QD 49 AVIATION CLUB President ..................................,............... Robert Bond Vice President ,..... ......,,.. W alter Peterson Secretary-Treasurer .. ....rr Franklin Schneider Advisor ......................................ee,,...Y.....,,. Mr. McKee This worthy club was formed four years ago for the purpose of working on several aviation projects. This year's project is an eight-foot model airplane, with a gasoline engine. The favorable progress proves the capability of this small group, led by their worthy officers and sponsor. Page Forty POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Bear, Steve Werkman, Bob Brenneman, Rubine Barr, Bob Bond, Reed Ingalsbe, Mr. Rohrer. 49 QD RADIO CONTROL BOARD Early this year the president of each class appointed a repre- sentative for this controlling board of our public address system. These students have worked very hard serving at football and basketball games, dances, and special programs for assemblies. Page Forty-one I ---JA--fv-v-v-v-v-Jv--V-v-vAv---v--v------v---Av----n----v I THE SCARLET AND BLACK I -------------v-v-v--v-v-M------v--fev-v-v-v--f-A I The Operetta Meg .,.,.... Zara ,...... Marto ......... Sinfo ....................Q..,.,.. The Gypsy Rover Rob ...........,.,..............e......... Sir George Martindale Lady Constance ............., Sir Toby Lyon ...,,,.,. Capt. Jerome .,...., McCorkle ....e..,.. Mackey .......... CHORUSES Earlene Weeks Adelaide DeMars Robert Pearson Robert Brenneman Harry Roby Lloyd Weeks Rubine Barr Joe Glew Robert Bond Donald Leister .........Richard Long They Say Girls Can't Keep Secrets Thelma Schardt Helen Benner Virginia Shanteau Theodora Robinson Evelyn Tegtmeyer Florence Rahilly Beryl Johnstone Pearl Miller Solo Gypsy Dance ................... . Aletta Kraftshick Gloria Van Buren Martha Schneider Shirley Bell Mary Meinen Thelma Bebb Janet Brown Stella Schardt Virginia Murray TRIO Mildred Jacobs Vivian Seeman GYPSIES Elaine Williamson Carolyn Lawrence Gertrude Nellis Maxine Keller Virginia Borchard Dorothy Rudolph Bind the Tresses Elaine Williamson Jaunita Gearhart Lois Drogmiller Mary Lou Roby Grace Allen Hannah Maas Evelyn Tegtmeyer Page Forty-t POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL IN'-'f' -'-'-Ae-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'v'-'-'-'JAve-'-of-A'-ve-'ff-'-'-'-'-'-'ffveve- --A I The Operetta Fairies Frances Robinson Dorothy Kriener Rita Pedee Robbers Jeanette Oberdier Jeanne Shanteau Donald Straupe Ray Suzor Regina Seivers Mary jane Kolling Gypsy Boys Roy Roth Billy Snyder Butterfly and Cupid Alice McDermott Lois Wunschel Robert Radcliffe Charles Robinson Evelyn Allen and Franklin Schneider Evelyn Seeman Aletta Kraftshick Thelma Bebb Paul Remele Vivian Surface Betty Rolsten Richard Long Welcome Song Elaine Ritz Hunting Chorus Robert Bond Mescal Haynes jane Atwood Moon, Moon, Moon Dan Passino Dorothy Roper Yvonne DeMars Piano Accompanists Eileen Ritz Joe Glew Lloyd Weeks jack Pearson Lloyd Weeks Dorothy Miller Earlene Weeks Stage Managers Merland Roudebush Robert Brenneman Reed Ingalsbe Electricians Forest Brubaker Adolphe Seeger Dances Evelyn Allen Tickets Mr. George Rohrer Hermine Korman, Assistant Page F rty three E ue no THE SCARLET AND BLACK The P07 defeated ..-nr .., . 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Q.i'?P'5 .l nan an me -ml line mm meinzlllem on panes. 4 s, Q n Q ,gl ,g- 9 Q 0,9 ,I sg, ,cop Ah, vsp- , Q 1 vs .9 . ,, , Q an Q , , 34. . 3 syqeqngxnn Agn, -. ,QNA ,, 6-sl: nsnxnnxa., 1, .ove- bufkmlllnla. un:-xmmghnnvel ,, Q- -K+ bwnwqggw ,,.Ngr.go0s.,N QQ 4 ,l.,'q 49. owe. ,pg sys- b K, u A ,Ur,,.4,,4, W. 0,.nrl.n....-ln vl'.:,nlnl mule, -. 'exam i:,3Qfgk,J,Q,.. Q15 1,0 3,x3,e'5A' f4,,ni,4'f?5'- ,f 3. 9,,vj:s9f..-1943 'i5,'s 3 Ya .'bi4'.. .iw Page Forty-four l.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.N-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.N-.-,.N-.A.-.N-.-.-.W-.-.W-.-.-.MNNAM...N...N...-,M-.-.M-.-.W-.-.W-.-.-v-.-.-. I. POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL I A-.-.-,-,-.-.-A-.-.-.-.- .-.-.-.A.-.- N-,-.-.-,-.-.-.-.Av-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.A ,.AN,-.-.NN-.-.AN-.-.-..,v.-,-,-,-.-.-.-,..-.-,-,-.- ATHLETICS THE SCARLET AND BLACK - - - - - - v - - v - - - .-.-.-.-.-WN.-.-.-,-.-v-.f.-,-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.M,-.-.-.-,A.-.-.-,-,-.-.-.-.-.- A - - - - I lflf 'lf Sp. Football Varsity FIRST ROW- Alfred McEwen, Francis Pedee, Emmet Walsh, Harry Roby, jim Decker, Melvin Aschenbach, Dan Passino, Gerald Peterson, Paul Beach. BACK ROW- Melvin Caselton, Manager, Robert Bond, Manager, Charbott Williams, Chandler Beach, john Long, William Beach, Harold Maier, Tom MacDowell, Coach Konnert, Mr. Boldt, Director, Richard Booth, Manager. Page Forty-six .-.-.-v-.-,-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- .-.-.-,-.- POINT PLACE HIGH SCHQOI. FIRST ROW--- Football Reserves Paul Tanner, 'Ioe Decker, Wallace Garvin, james Funk, jack Martin, George Phaff, XV2llfCl' Blaine. BACK ROW john Patterson, Robert Vorderburg, Bill Provonrha, jack Carpenter, Richard Long. Page Forty-seven THE SCARLET AND BLACK Football Summary 5 OINT Place High School's football team ended its season in great style by winning the cham- ' pionship of the Maumee Valley League for the first time. The Cardinals defeated their foremost rival, Rossford, holding them scoreless throughout the game. Only one game was lost during the season, this to De- Vilbiss. It was, however, not a league game. DeVilbiss Point Place played its opening game on the night of September 18, 1956, at Pazi Field, DeVilbiss High School. Due to the inexperience of the team, the Car- dinals were defeated by a score of 66 to 0. Oak Harbor On September 25, 1936, Point Place traveled to Oak Harbor to meet a small but scrappy team. Oak Harbor scored the first touchdown but from then on it was all Point Place. The final score was 20 to 6-of course, in our favor. The team played a much better game here than at DeVilbiss. Sylvania Point Place played its first league game at Sylvania, October 9th. The game was played on a wet, slippery field which was to the advantage of the Cardinals be- cause of their superior weight. The Point's good block- ing proved the winning factor, the game endng 40 to0 in their favor. The reserves fold faithfulsj played most of the second half. Maumee Point Place played its first home game on October 16th with Maumee. The Cardinal's passing attack func- tioned smoothly and enabled them to win the game with comparative ease. The reserves were in action dur- ing this game also. The final score 35 to 0. Page Forty-eight POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL Football Summary Whirmer V On October 24th, Whitmer visited the Point, to participate in the Point Place Home-Coming game. The Home-Coming Day proved quite successful for the Point, a large crowd, a grand day, and another league victory for the Cardinals! The final score: 30 to O. Findlay Playing against a team of what seemed to be giants in comparison to the Point, the fighting spirit of the Cardinals was undaunted as they blocked, passed and tackled to upset an over-confident Findlay team. The turning point of the game occurred as a Cardinal player intercepted a fumble and ran fifteen yards for a touch- down. During the closing minutes of the game Findlay opened a furious aerial attack, which proved fruitless, as Point Place maintained its lead of 12 to 7. Perrysburg On November 6th, Point Place journeyed to Perrysburg, to play one of their toughest rivals. The Cardinals were playing on their merits of the Findlay game and consequently were out-played by the fighting Perrysburg eleven. At the close of the first half, with Perrysburg leading 6 to O, Point Place came back into the game with determination to win. With good play- ing and teamwork the Cardinals were able to defeat these fighters with a score of 19 to 6. Rossford The two mightiest teams of the Maumee Valley League clashed on Friday, November 13th, which proved to be the unlucky day for Rossford, as they met their Waterloo before the undaunted, fighting Point Place team. Completely overwhelmed, the Bulldogs were unable to score a single touchdown. This was the first league defeat for Rossford in three years, and gave the plucky Cardinals their first league championship. Point Place out-played Rossford to the tune of 20 to O. THE SCARLET AND BLACK Basketball Varsity The Varsity played good ball all season and made fine showings in all their games. Although they were greatly handicapped at the start of the season by the loss of one player they managed to pull through not far from the top. V FIRST ROW- Edward Emerson, William Beach, Alfred McEwen, jack Conard, john Long. BACK ROW- Richard Booth, manager, jim Decker, Ralph Lamson, Mr. Boldt, Athletic Directo Page Fifty v-'A.AvA.4.N-v-v-v-v-v-v--.-.Av-.-v-.-.+.-.-.-.-'Av-v-vAv-v-v-v-v-.-.-.-.-.A.-.- .-.-va POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL Basketball Reserves Our Reserves of this year will warrant watching because of their good showing of sportsmanship and playing the past year. A lot depends upon these boys as they will make the varsity later. Page Fifty-one FIRST ROXV4 ,v4VN!'Q XX'ilIiam Provonsha, Tom MacD ell, Melvin Caselton, ames Funk, Leonard Bode, BACK ROW!! Coach Konnert, jack Martin, Cai t Lang, Paul Beach, Wzllter Blaine, Donald Leistcr, Manager. Q ,Q THE SCARLET AND BLACK DeVilbiss . Oak Harbor Sylvania ...,. Maumee ...., Whitmer Findlay ..... Perrysburg Rossford Alumni ..... DeVilbiss . Central ...,. Maumee ..... Whitmer Perrysburg Sylvania ...,, Rossford Sylvania .,... Whitmer Rossford Perrysburg . Maumee ..,., Bowling ..... Football Summary Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 24 Oct. 29 ,Nov. 6 Nov. 13 49 49' QP Basketball Summary Dec. 11 Dec. 15 Dec. 18 Dec. 22 Jan. 5 Jan. 8 Jan. 12 jan. 22 fan. 29 Feb. 5 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 16 Feb. 19 T. U. TOURNAMENT Libbey .............................. Mar. 1 We They 0 66 20 6 40 0 35 6 35 0 12 7 19 6 20 0 We They 19 16 12 33 16 23 16 12 30 15 20 23 35 12 17 18 28 22 27 22 12 19 16 27 18 21 20 31 21 23 Page Fift t o POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL Basketball Summary T HE BASKETBALL season opened with a call for candidates on November 15. The squad contained several veterans and a few new faces. A difficult 14 game schedule faced the former class B cham- pions who were now competing in class A. In four non-league games the team succeeded in recording but a single victory at the expense of a strong Alumni group while losing to three worthy opponents. The competition in the Maumee Valley League was the keenest in the history of the league and while our record of hve games won against five defeats, was not impressive of the type of competition encountered, so grouped the leaders as to place our team in third place. In tournament play we drew Libbey and were defeated by a single point in what was generally conceded to be the best played game of the whole affair. The team was a credit to the school and coach and deservedly earned the plaudits of the student body and community. Page Fifty-three THE SCARLET AND BLACK s I FIRST ROW- lm ffl Pearl Miller, Kathleen King, Alicce Oberdier, Lois Miller, Hazel Tassell. SECOND ROW- Shirley Bell, Gertrude Schultz, Mary Westrick, Ethelyn Metzger. 49 QP GIRLS' INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS VOLLEYBALL tournament which was conducted under the spon- A sorship of the Girls' Athletic Association was the opening event I of the Girls' Intramurals. The tournament was played in elimina- tion style. Two leagues, representing two teams from each class, were formed. The winning team of each league played in the final game for the volleyball championship. The Sophomores retained their laurels of the previous year by defeat- ing the other Sophomore team. The winning Sophomore team consisted of: Thelma Bebb, Dorothy Seeman, Violet Suzor, Mescal Haynes, and Dorothy Rudolph. The second event of the Girls' Intramurals was a basketball tournament. This tournament was conducted quite differently from those of previous years, being played in competition style rather than that of elimination. Each class was represented by two or three teams, divided into two leagues. Points were given to each team attired in gym clothes and for the number of games won. The members of the team with the next highest number of points received certificates. Page Fifty four POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL You l F IRST ROW- jack Pearson, judy Durbin, Harold Maier, Elwood Hodge, SECOND ROW- Harry Roby, Richard Booth, Robert Bond. 49 49 BOYS' INTRAMURAL CHAMPS HE BOYS' intramurals provide an opportunity for the boys to participate in sports after school. Managers for the various sports I were chosen by Mr. Konnert, and under the guidance of these student managers, teams were organized. Good sportsmanship was displayed in all games. The senior team took the laurels. Among other sports carried on as a part of the intramural program are: horseshoe, indoor baseball, foul shooting and volleyball. Page Fifty-Hve 'A-.'.v.' '.v.,v.v.v.v.v.vA,v.v.v.'.'.v.,v.v.v.v,v.,v.v.v.'.v.,v.v.v.v.v.v.'.,v.v.v.v.v. THE SCARLET AND BLACK Ar.A.-vA-av'Av-vev-Jv-vAv-v-fvvv-'Avevev-rv-v-v-v-vev-.-v-.-v-v-.A I -' '-'-'v'-'v'4V'-A-A-v'v'-A-A-'-Av've-A--v---+ rv-1-v-Ar.-.-v-vv-v-f.-.-rv-.-.-.f.-.-.-.-lv-,-,-.-,V-,-,-,-,-, -,-,-,-,A, I SNAPSHOTS Explanatory notes for snapshot pictures numbered respectively: 3. Co-Captains at work. Harold Maier and Bill Beach. 4. Now what are these girls doing? 6. Paul Remele, junior aviator, has many solo hours to his credit. 7. My! Oh! My! Tarzan Peterson. 8. The slave drivers. Coaches Konnert and Welever. Q 9. Little man you have had a busy season. 14. The beauty and the beast. Page Fifty-six I.N-.-.-vs-.-.x-v-.-.fs-.-.-vws,-.-vw--.-.-v---vv-Avw-v--An--vw--Avvw--A--N'-AvAv'-'-N'-Av'-'-A-N'-A-Av'-'- A-'v ' I POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL - -,-.Avvvvy-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-vw-f.-vw-.-.1-.-.-.x-.-.-.vv-.+.wv-v-.-sf-A.-sm Q-v-v---1--v-w'--Arf--N'-'-'-N'-'-HNN'-'-'vw'-'-'-'vN - gt' lilfty-seven Our May Queen. ls it a wonder? Dorothy Miller. Sure enough! Shirley Bell. Oh! Oh! This explains the picture on opposite page. just coulLln't keep quiet long enough to have her picture taken A volleyball game. After a volleyball game ff-. 'N- 1 POINT PLACE HIGH SCHOOL I M- ---AA------A-v--------A:ff-----4--4-v----v-v-'--- 4---n C 1P'1'j?n'S of KINSEY COAL COMPANY Only The Best Quality PO. 5752 5228 SUMMIT ST. 5050 SUMMIT ST. Compliments of FLORIST CRRENHOUSE COUNTER'S GREENHOUSE SUDER AVENUE SUDER AVENUE jEANNETTE'S BEAUTY SHOP EDGEWATER MARKET Permanent Waves Shampoos Sieve Workman, P.0p. 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PO, 2772 Page Fifty-nine THE SCARLET AND BLACK l --v-W-------A-Av-A---AfW--------v--f l COMPLIMENTS OF SHANTEAU'S BARBER SHOP REMELE'S SUNOCO SERVICE BLUE SUNOCO GASOLINE Mercury Made Motor Oil Licensed Lubrication SUMMIT AT 115th ST. DUVENDACK'S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORE SUMMIT AT 124th PAUL RICHARDS Groceries Quality Fruits 5536 EDGEWATER DRIVE THE SCI-IARER COAL CO. High Grade Coal and Coke EDGEWATER DRY CLEANERS 5210 SUMMIT ST. 2211 LA GRANGE 3420 STICKNEY AVE. AVE' PO. 0166 JE. 5880 38 SYLVANIA HAMMRICK BROTHERS HI-SPEED SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Wash SUMMIT AT 113th ST. ADAM WUNSCHEL FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS PO. 3856 MYERS SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Lubrication SUDER AT OTTAWA RIVER ROAD COMPLIMENTS R . O . S T E V E N S JUSTICE OF PEACE Suder Avenue at Ten Mile RICHARD MAIER Compliments of Groceries Meats Gas OH FRANK KOENIGER PO. 0220 MATZINGER AT BENORE RD. R . O . S T E V E N S Compliments of Groceries Meats Gas Oil SUDER AT TEN MILE CREEK A. V. 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