St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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? 181:21-June, 1980 LOOK-A-HEAD Page ll xfewlglzllllllllllllljlhlllllfl-llIl.lLl..lEi 'f'-'12 I l fd L CLASS OFFICERS ,L P. MARY M. SMITH ...................A........,....... Presndcnt ' FRANK H. FRIES ..,.....,.... ........ V ice-President Li j Iinwum J. AMANN ........ ......... T mmm bf H NURBHRT rc. HNGLHRT .....,. ........A. S ecretnry la, L.. LL L. Fl 4. ,Lg- .J L4 1 L 'S F E K 'wp V-A W if H T VL 3 33 W -A a 3 E E Y V A ' rf r- L-1 lf 'I C V- CLASS Morro - kj lluilcl for Clmracter-not for Fame Ei CLASS COLORS :il Blue and Silver ' CLASS FLOWER A Tun Rose H 1 H1 i L J Q f u ' ' ' H 'Y -' 1-' ,- ' ,. 74' - ' YW - . ' Q 3,C,44.lff.. lil I fl-FfLEf4,El,L, T5 Ll - 5,215 ,E,,ELE-E...sQ,aTQ

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fill , Ti , , 3Qllf7 f, Page 10 LOOK-AfH1'IAiJ M lNLiy-.lnrig fl GYM ASIUM The Gym is il hreproot l'UIlStl'lli'tlUl1 throughout. lt is two stories high, seventy teet wlde :Ind one hundred und three feet long. lie-inforeed eonerete footing' :ind eolnmn supports the steel trusses whieh are visihle in the interior. 'l'he gym is heated hy stezun. The hzzsement is divided into :1 kitchen, dining hull, hoys' :ind girls' dressing: rooms. The kitchen is of modern design with serving windows, linen und silver VYEll'l -I'17Ulll, The dining hull is SlHlt'iUllS. The dressing: rooms ure furnished with showers, and conveniently Jll'l'2ll1g.l'f'll. SEWING ROOM In the new portion of the sehool building: we find the sewing room loezlted on the northeast eorner of the building, the part formerly oeeupied by the lmleony of tlu- old :mditorium. This room is fully equipped for sewing. Two l:lr,Q'e tables with drawers containing: anrtieles suited for cutting :md fitting: are found therein. It also has ten Singer Sewing Machines, cueh with uniform sewing elnlirs. The Misses Mnreli :und NYeisenhergrer, pictured zlhove, :ire in l'llElI'f,IC of the sewing elusses. The Sophomore Class is represented here.

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Page 12 LOOK-A-HEAD lNIay-June, 1930 ' Q RIJYVARD J. AMANN Happy go-lucky, never hurries Can't understand why any one worries. Treasurer 1, 2, 44 Look-A-Head Stal? 3, 4-4 Vice-President of St. Aloysius Sodality 4g Class Play 4-5 Mission Play 4-g Footall 2, 3, -I-4 Track 2, 3, -l-3 Basketball Manager 4, Acolytieal Society 1, 4-. LOUISE A. S'1'RIMPI l'1L A cheery word, a kindly smile One that's friendly all the while. l.ook'A-Head Stall' 3, ki-g Glee Club 2. RUTH C. OTT Her memory contains a thousand cells, Within each one a kind thought dwells. Valedictoriang Secretary 2, 3, Look-A-Head Staff 3, At, President of C. S. M. C. 41g Debating Team 3, lg Oratorical Contest 4: Quill and Scroll 43 Class Play 4-9 Glee Club 2g VVinner of Current Literature -L. AGNES M. MRRNER Living up to what she will say, Shelll do it if it takes all day. Look-A-Head Staff 2, 3, AL, President of St. .-Xgznes Sodality -ig Mission Rc- porter 1, 2, 34 Class Play ig Athletics 2, 3, ig Orchestra l, 2, Winner of Ora- torical Contest 44, Glee Club 2. RUTH A. FAY Our editor boasts of bright red hair But when it comes to work she's always there. Vice-President lg President 3, Look-A-Head Staff 1, 2, 3: Editor-in-Chief lg Publicity Committee of S. S. C. 2, Vice-President of C. S. M. C. Zig Debating Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 4-5 Quill and Scroll ll-5 Glee Club 24 Class Play 4, Winner of Current Literature 4-. FRANK R. FRIES 1 A witty remark, a ready smile A willing hand, a chap worth while. Vice-President 4, Look-A-Head Staff 3, ,Lg Publicity Committee of S. S. C. -L: Debating Team 44, Football 34 Acolytical Society 1, 2, llonorablc Mention in National Essay Contest 41.