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

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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

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--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- 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