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

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Max.-Jmll.. 1939 LUOK-A-Hl'lAD Page 15 ' NURlil'2R'l' H. cz.-xI,I,AM l l3ilip'4'm'1- Jlllil lots of joy, 4 ls ulwuys iu this studious boy. , Soc-ivly 1, Z., 3, -lg Quill :mul Svroll 4-. i ANNE M. MINARDI 'l'o lwr vluss :uul sc-bool, slw's ln-'vu il friend, .X l't'Ell :mud truv om- to the Q-ull. Look-A-llrnul Stull' Il, -ig l'ublic'ity Couuuittve ol' S, S. C. lg Gln' Club 2. ' Gl'1Nl'lVll'IVl'I R. KCHN , Slu- lwvvr gives up, but starts uucw, ' ' U' so fvw. l.ook-.X-lla-:ul Stufl' 3, -I-g '1'rx-zlsure-r of St. AQIIIVS Somlulity 3g Glee Club 2. RUSH C. SCHINIDLICY .X little miss with :n quiet way, Stores up kuowlvclgr duy by day. l.ook-A-llf':ul Stnfl' 3, Al-g Glu' Club 2. MONICA R. FAY XlUllll'il ucvvr trivs to sbirk, .Xuylhiug that wills for work. W, W' Q. Sulututorizmg l.ook-A-lla-:ul Stuff 1, 2, 3, iq IJ4-butiug 'l'c:uu l. 2, 3: Class l'luv K , lg Quill :incl Sz-roll 4, Glu- Club 2: llouorzlblr Mvuliou iu Quill :lull Scroll N 'M Coutvst 4. NORllliR'l' li. l'lNGl.liR.'I' Always jolly, happy uud full of pep, Xll vour sorrows he luukcs you for-gm-i. Pre-siclc-ut 2: Sm-Crc-tzlry -tg Look-.X-llczul Stuff Il, lg llc-lxzltiug 'l'e-:nu -Lg Cluss llnx l llzuslwllulll -ig Foolbzlll lVl2III1lQ'l'l' -L: .M'olyli4'nl Sovic-ly l, 2, 3, 4: Glev Klub P Ss-vrvlzlry lg Yin'-l'l'4'sillvl1l 2, 3: Nluuugriugr liclitor ol' l.ook-.K-llt':ul Stull' ig W Ss-vrvturx' 31 Prvsillvut of St. Alovsius Sodulitv -I-3 l'lcllu'a1tiomll und l'lllCllU.l'- Ihlllf' flilllllllllkl' ot h. 5. L. 4-4 On-lnstru lg D4-lmtiugr 'l'v:uu l. 2, rig Avolviicanl I

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Page 14- LOOK-A-HEAD May-June, 193Q E 1 e 1 5 2 NURBICRT C. ROEDER - Go to Norb when work's to be done, He'll do it even if it weighs a ton. Look-A-Head Staif 3, 4, Mission Reporter 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 41, Track 4-. BERNADETTE A. REAMICR A bonny maid, and popular too, Her friends are many, her enemies few. Look-A-Head Staff 3, 4-5 Secretary of St. Agnes Sodality 3, Quill and Scroll 4-4 Blessed Virgin's Committee of S. S. C. 44 Class Play 4-4 Glee Club 2g De- bating Team 4f. LUCILLE F. GROSSWVEILER One for all, all for one, That for fame, Lucille has won. Look-A-Head Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 2. LAURA R. MYERS Always there when work is to be done, Always present when there's fun. Class Treasurer 3g Look-A-Head Staff 2, 3, 4-5 Mission Reporter S. S. C. 45 Glee Club 24 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 4-. MARY M. SMITH With snap, pep and plenty of grit, Mary is one who never says quit. Class President 4, Look-A-Head Staff 2, 3, 43 Vice-President of St. Agnes Sodality 45 Chairman of Publicity Committee of S. S. C. 45 Glee Club 25 De- bating Team 2, 3. Q GEORGE J. VVENZICL Georgie is always witty and gay, He always has something ready to say. Look-A-Head Staff 3, 4-g 'Mission Play 25 Class Play 4-g Football 2, 3, tg Basketball -Lg Glee Club 24 Track 3, fig Acolytical Society 1, 2, 3, -l-. L

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X X 3 9 A'A' Page 16 LOOK-A-HEAD May-Junc,j930 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN a Honor Staden is Several students of this year's graduating class have maintained remarkable records in attendance and punctuality throughout their grade and high school careers. Rose Schindley leads her class in attendance a11d punctuality, for during her four years of high school at St. Paul's she achieved an unbroken rec- ord. Her primary and elementary grades have nearly a perfect showing also. Others who have scored close to a perfect record in either punctuality or attendance are Louise Strimpfel, Frederick Zurcher, Edward Amann, George VVenzel and Norbert Gallam. Miss Ruth Ott has merited the honor of Valedic- torian. Due to her untiring efforts and hard work she has obtained an average of 9-l-'Ki during her High School career. VVe know that Ruth has de- served this honor and we wish her success in her future life. The second highest honor, that of Salutatorian. was won by Monica Fay, who also put the best efforts into her school work. She succeeded in maintaining an average of Qiifk during her High School days. VVe trust her future will be just as brilliant as her school days. Besides their scholastic achievements they were also vitally interested in every activity of the school. In Wemoriam On September 23, 1929, our former classmate and friend, Irene Ackerman, was summoned to her eternal reward. In her nine years of school life with us she was regarded as a true friend to all her associates. VVhen we began our Junior Year we little thought that six weeks later one of our classmates would be taken from our midst. Lawrence Conry came from VVakeman in '28 to attend St. Paul's. He won the love and esteem of all his classmates in the short time he was with us. Both were sorely missed on this our graduation day. VVe shall ever remember them, SENIOR ACOLY TES Four of St. Paulis best and most faithful acolytes will be forfeited by graduation. They are: Edward Alnann, Norbert Englert, Norbert, Gallam. and George VVenzel. These boys consti- tute fifty percent of the Senior boys. Punctuality and exactitude characterized each of these servers who considered serving the priest at the altar a special privilege. They have endeavored in every way to be exem- plars for their underclassmen by fidelity and rever- ential deportmcnt at the altar, thus achieving a splendid record. Their vacancy will be difficult to fill. VVe sin- cerely hope they will continue their record as alumni members of St. Paulys.