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

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1932 volume:

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V V. -. . .--.ri--U.. -1 ,f..P. ,nv -55,s,ftr.? -f-Vi .-'Vx--1 1 -V-I-av ' -3 A Y 'fix , 49733-6-'QV-..m-'ag --'Re -411-iii?-V'3-H., . : 3 ,V 5 . Q? -. - . '-'5?f?9-... , ., . i. 5' -Vr.5.,.?5... - - :Q 'Wil-Cs',fF 1' ' ' ' Za' -'lT1 ' 'fl -- 1 4' LUCK - A - HEAD COMMENCEMENT NUMBER Published by THE SENIORS of ST. PAUL'S HIGH SCHOOL NORWALK, or-no 1932 VI 11 N b 8 LOOK A HEAD- - ie., K l DEDICATION AS a tolcen of appreciation for the privileges and opportunities rendered us, we, the Class ol '32 dedicate this Commencement Number of the Loolc-A-Head to CJ OUR BELOVED PARENTS 'J 5 . ' through w-hose generous and willing sacrifices we have been enabled to grasp the manifold' oppor- l tunities that our Catholic Education at dear old St- Paul's has offered us. 1 f ss-ss-s-s ss s L0 0 K -4 lei fi l A i-,X urn il C4 J s. Rev. FRANCIS H. CURTIN Rev. GEORGE A. FORST llllis Rk'VQ'l't'llll l :1llll'l' l'llll'hi YVlmm wx- sm- on this IHlg't'1 Ili-'s nur ln-lun-ml paslur Yvilh wisclmu of il sngv. 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X ilmmlv spurt' V v lllw' him l mls. lla' has lh'1l -'ull-l:11'llmi' 1 - C. J 5 LOCI A I-TETAID e PERSONNEL OF THE STAFF Reverend G. A. Forst. Superintendent Reverend F. H. Curtin. Religion Instructor Reverend N. T. llousehere, Religion Instructor Sister Mary Norbcrtine, Principal and Home Room -1- Sister Mary Lillian, Home Room 3 Sister Mary Agnese. Home Room 2 Sister Mary de Sales, Home Room 1 Sister Mary Adelia. Commerce Miss Margaret Fay, Commerce Mr. Ralph Gahele, Coach lfr. Carl Lenz, Director of Orchestra and Glee Club Miss Ruth Hafner. Librarian Miss Gertrude Amann. Otlice Clerk 6 0 il Ch CR J 1 S f G TRIBUTE TO OUR FACULTY E. the seniors of '32. with only inadequate words as a medium, wish to express our love and appreciation to the dear Sisters of Notre Dame, Religious Instructors and lay faculty members. It is with a feeling' of love intermingled with pride that we at- tempt to do justice to the subject, Tribute to our Faeultyu. those to whom we owe all possible love and gratitude. They have spent day after day, year after year. in teaching, guiding, and encouraging us in all our difficulties, from the time we entered the portals of St. Paul's to the present time when we regretfully must leave the hallowed precincts of our dear Alma Mater. Through their loving care and kind so- lieitude they have ever watched over the progress in our studies as well as in our character training and spiritual enlightenment. As we ascend the stage of life, we will try to enact the part which they have rehearsed these past twelve years. the memory of which will be an in- centive in all our future undertakings. 4- LO O K A I-i E A lj' CLASS OFFICERS ISADORI-I M. FRHCS V.... .74. , ...... I 'rm-sialvxxt HENRY YV. FRY ..,.YV..,,w,..... . ..... Vim'-P1'm'sidm'llt l,l'f'II,I,l'1 I. BI'1'l'SC'HXl.-KN ......... Secrctary M.'XIiG.XRl'1'I' I . BALL ..,.... ,L ,..,, '1'I't'2lHlll't'l' E.. tg N, Y, 6 It A ':S- ES: S' 2, t -f f ::.,' . M 5 . C Q tx L . N.. ., A 1 5' 2- fa Q 1 mix Q: 1551.22 - - ..-!!:1 ,- IVF. -If CFI -- CLASS MOTTO lim-rgy XVins Thx- Xvilj' CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER cql'illlS0ll and Gray .'xlllCI'iCZ1ll Bm-:nity Rum- 5 ISADORE M. FRIES Prvrficlent 3, -Lg I,-.X-Il Stat? 3, -Lg Vim- l,l'l'SlKll'lll of Sl. tm-'st 3, -L. LUCILLE I. BETSCHMAN Salutatoriang Sc-vrvtary 2, 3, I-C I.-A-H Statl' 1, 3g l'lclitnr-iu- chief -Lg Vive Presicleut of St. Agnes Suclality -L: Orvlwstra 2, 3, Lg Glu' Club 3, -Lg Class Play -Lg Quill aucl Svrull Contrst -I-g Oratori:':'l Cunt:-st 3, -Lg First ll1m0:'ablv Me-ntiuu iu XVIISIIIIIQIIKIII Pastor Cuntl-st -Lg Winner of I.-.X-ll 2. 3, L. ELIZABETH B. FRIES I,-A-H Slatl 1, 2, 3, Excllaugv liclitrvr -Lg Gln-0 Club CI, I-1 Class Play -Lg liaskvtball 3, -I-. PHILIP A. LINK I,-.X-H hiatt' 1, 2, 3, -I-g GI:-e Club 3, Lg Orvlwstra 2. Ii, Lg .-Xvulytivall Sovivly 1, 2, 3, -Lg Quill Jlllll Sc:-all Contest -I-I Yvzlsliiligftrxil Play -Lg XVilSlllI1gl'0ll l'ust0r Contest I-g Puppy Contest lg 'l'r:u'k 2, 31 CllI'PI'lf'1lilC'I' Ii, L, FLORENCE M. DINTER Ulve Club 3. -Lg Basketball 2, 3, L. FRANCES C. MANLET Glee Club 3, -Lg Baskvtlmll 2, 3, L: NVashingrt0n Play I-. FRANK E. MEYERS l,-.X-ll hlatl -lg Nlzllulgrtfr at I,-.X-ll hlatl Lg Ulm- Club Il, I-g XYJISIIIIIQIIUYI Play -I-. ELLEN M. BROWN I.-:X-ll Stal? l, Sig Arlyertising: Manager -Lg Glu- Club Ci, I-C Class Play -Lg Basketball 1, Z, -Lg fllIi'K'l'lVilCll'l' -L ANGELA C. MACKERT I,-A-ll Stall' I. 2. -Lg Glu' Club 3, -Lg ll'il1u4-r uf lfl-ll Cou- tvst 2. H. ..,,, . 6 Aloysius Smlality -Lg Give Club 3, -LI .Xvolytival Sncix-ly 1. 2, 3, -Lg Class Play Lg Vl'asl1ing1'tuu Play Lg Oratn1'im'aI Cun- Cy LO 0 IC I-I E A iv --P--M U -A----------A X. 0 gn J, 5- I 'lag lf I ' CLIFFORD F. BROWN ul Itlilur A QD ,I It I X nlulnlnrnzung I'I'1'Nlil4'IIl I, 121 I.'.X-II P-Intl .lg hp: ' 2 'I I I lu- I'lulr II, Ig Plan I'l:xy Ig W:usl1ing:Iu'1 l'l:Iy In Quill X I :ml Nmrnll l n:Izxl lg 0r:'Iurim-:nl l'unIa-sl II, I-Q XVIIIIIUI' nf l IX INIIIIIIIIIUII livuy Nlvmlnl I-1 Wnxlxinprlun IlIl'1'IlIl'IIIlIIlI Cvr- l IIIH 1' I-1 lluxlu-Il1:ull NIIIIIIILLTI' I.: I mrIll:lll I-1 'IlT'2lt'li I. MARGARET F. BALL g ,f, - hlnll II: NI:llu:lg:u'r nf 1'Il'L'IIlilllUlI flux IHINIIHI I I XII IJ: !IlIllll'IIl I-3 lulm' I IIIIH J. I. ALVERNA A. SCHAFER I X II SIHII' IIC lllls':1u-ss NI:un:ug:'4'l' I-1 Ulm- l'lulv II, Ig .xlIll'l'l- tlll lim Iuznlc-nl Ilq XYCINIIIIIQIUII llilwzllm-lmlall IR-r'IiIlI':lIr I . III l1llAmll I, 2, Il, I. DONALD A. vouNG Ire l1I1llI nl bl. .XIIILNIIIN hmlxluly' I1 I,I'1'lll'xll'JI I. 2, J, I XI '1lll::'Iun I'l?Ij If: Ilan I'l:r5 Ig l4m.lr:1ll NI:ln:Ig'1'r J, I I II: lxallmll 2, II, I: Ulu- I'I1Il II, I: f'IIl'I'l'Ill I.lIl'l Illl ELSIE M. SMITH ... I I I lln,lI II, I: Ilnlwx:-lrlm' NI:-nliun in N:uIinn:nl Iissuy IIUII- AGNES M. OTT le IIIIII -I, II. RAYMOND F. BOOSE X ua I ra-..i1l1'nf I, 23 I. .X-Il Slrlll' Il, I: 51-4'l'4'I:1l'v ulbl. .Xl ny'- IIIIIIIP I. Ulu- lluln J. I: .Km-ulyllvall hm-wiv I. 1. I I II u IIIIIUIUII l'l:uy Il: llnskn-Illzlll I.. HELEN G. SICKINGER I X II t4UIllx'5I Wirxzwl' II, Ig Ulm- I'lul1 Zi, I.. MARTHA C. WEISENBERGER I I II hlutl .I. lg I'I'l'hlll4'lll ol M. .Xprlum BUIIIIIIIX Ig Yiw- I II mlm-nl nl HI. .XQFIIVS 50KIJlIIlf .I.i:le'1'llul1J, I: Flaw I Ill IIl7I'II'IIl IUIIIVNI .I, I-. l'l:nv 1 1 Loon A Us E A Aw 5,153 1 lx 9 . I A Cn -I 5 l , . LEON J. DUNN ' 'L Lg Ulm- Club Ci, lg Flame l'lzly 'v1l1luxllXllS11l'l l-g 0r:xlo1'i0:ll lnnle:-l Ji, lf: Xvlllllfl' of llllI'gI2lS Nl1'1llllll1lll Sig I NX':1slxlugiu11 l'l:ly Lg l nmllmll llzmkt-llhalll f'f'l'x':u'k Z.. 3, -l-. MARY E. MISSLER l,-.X-ll Stuff Pl-z Orvlwstru 1, 2, 3, ll Glu' l'lub 3. QL. MARIAN V. MAHL l.-.X-II Stull' Zi, 'Lg Glev Club Zi, tg lS:1skc'tlmlI 3, 'tg Winn:-r nf XV:1rsl1fil1grlol1l'lss:1yNlQ'tlul-L4 0l'2lf4lTlK'2ll C0lllf'Sl 3, lg YV:1xl1il!gtm1 lisssxy Mcrlzll lg OI'1ltlPl'll'Ell 1llYllli'Sl 3. 'lg XV:lsl1- lllgfttbll Play VL. HENRY W. FRY Viva- l'r1-'siclvnt 3, +5 I.-A-H Stull 1, 3, LZ Glrv Ulub 3, -lf: .xI'UlytlC'!ll Sm-ic-ty l, 2, 3, Lg Vlzlss Play AL: XYIlN'lllllQ.YlllIl Play ,Lg Fmutbull 1, 2, lg Basketball -L DOLORES S. DIDION Glu-1' Club 3, -L CLARA ANN WINKLER Glvf- Club Il, 4: Clubs Play Al. - NORBERT P. SCHAFER l,-.X-H Stull' 3, lf: Glee Club Il, ,Lg Xl'znslni11g'ln11 Play 'l-. MAGDALEN M. WEISENBERGER Glu' llnb J, L. CATHERINE A. HETTEL l.-.X-Il Stull' 3, Lg Glen Club 3, ll. U SX wx Y .. L- J x L I J 'U LOGIC A EEAIYD 1gg1 , :2' K' , if - X L h M. i V ,.::.' ' . it . V . . ,,,,, ::. i i .k.,.: If , -6 W 4 2 V- W, is X . f . .X - X :': R Q X z 12 S ' 2 x 1 . W P - -'- ,,,, Q K '- A , . ,X F 'Q 8 Af- ,QQ 20 'fvih' Qfwk F4 ' r-'fa' ,I p A, w Csjuess Who M6 J We ave H 9 Loo I-:EAD s Ji CLASS HISTORY S thirty-eight wayfarers we set out on a bright September day in 1928 for our jour- ney up the Mountain of Education to seek a thorough knowledge in subjects unknown to Freshies. VVe were happy to find the Sisters there to offer the key to the bright City of Success. Initiation was the first trial. Much to our-relief, the Seniors were mcrcifully inclined and no worse mishap than a possible case of indigestion resulted from the occasion. Sister Mary Francella, our home room teacher, was most competent in impart- ing religious and secular training. Indeed, our first year in high school was a delightfnfl assurance of the greater joys for the future. VVl1en duty called we were obliged to continue our way. This time our number was decreased, for eight students deviated from the path of learning. Under the supervision of Sister Mary Angeline. our Sophomore year was a decided success. Half the battle had already been fought-we CLASS li. the class of '32 being of sound mind Pj bequeath and will to the present junior class the things we don't want. including studies, work, lectures. and also ou'r ability to comprehend diflicnlt problems. To the sophomores we leave the good example we have always displayed in study and assembly hall. VVe also wish them to adopt our love of the family firesidc, that is, our preference in spending a nice quiet evening at home. A To the freshmen we bequeath our sophistication and sense of humor. also the knack of laughing loud enough at the wrong time. The next year's freshmen are to merit the joys and sorrows of high school life. Considering the magnitude of the pleasures in comparison with the CLASS Energy VVins the VVayl VVith this motto be- fore us when entering upon our high school career, we were given encouragement and hope which tended to overcome dominating fears of failure. Under its basic guidance, during the last four years we have attained a creditable education. gleaning all honors and achievements according to the mentality with which God endowed ns. were then called juniors. This year seemed filled with many successes. The junior edition of the Look-A-Head received great praiseg this was due entirely to the earnest supervision of Sister Mary Lillian, our director and home room teacher. The .lunior-Senior Excursion seemed to be the last final act of our junior year. It proved an extremely memorable one for all. Seniors! The very word seems to thrill us and is more like a dream than a reality. In hearts we are still the younger classmen striving to be the leaders. Sister Mary Norbertine, our principal and home room teacher, prepared us spiritually as well as mentally to combat the battles of life. This last year sped quickly for it was filled with activities that time could not be heeded. Glec Club, Class Play, and innumerable studies kept us happily busy as well as contented. Enviously we leave the field to other laborers, but our hearts will always be within the center of their activities. WILL sorrows we consider this a very worth-while in- heritance. VVe contribute to Miss Ruth Hafner thc remain- der of our pencils in recompense for lead wasted in issuing demerits to honorable seniors. VVe also leave her peace and quietude in the study hall. To our beloved principal we will our good will. to have and to hold, forever and ever. To the entire faculty we give our gratitude and a sincere promise to remember them in our prayers. In VVitness whereof. we, the SENIOR CLASS. af- fix our oflicial seal on this ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two. Signed. sealed and acknowledged by The Class of thirty-two MOTTO As we leave the portals of our cherished Alina Mater, we are determined to carry this motto with us. VVhen future days are filled with sorrows or regrets, may these four small words again utter their encouragementg God grant that they float be- fore ns in the fiashing hue of crimson. Energy is required for the accomplishment of any noteworthy actg therefore. it is only energy that can win for ns. the VVay. the Truth and Life-our goal. 10 -s s ll CF J 7 L00 I-NEA SENIOR CLASS DIARY SEPTEMBER Tuesday H. Registration day. Happy days are here again! Friday IH. Three cheers for our cheerleaders: Philip l.ink, Ellen Brown, Ruth Stratton. Saturday 19. Oh, Shaw! I.ost initial game of season to Norwalk Hi, 7-0. Tlmrsday 24. Seniors launch peppy L-A-H campaign. Friday 25. Won first victory from Vermilion, 7-0. OCTOBER Saturday 3. Spanked .lunior Order Reserves, 21-7. '1'uesday 6. Henry Witte portrays Merchant of Venice. Saturday 17. Tied St. Wendelin's, 7-7. Monday 19. Seniors win fifth consecutive L-A-H sub- scription contcst. Too bad we can't win some more! Tuesday 20. Freshman initiation. Poor, poor, freshies! Friday 23. First edition of I.ook-A-Head. Kinder nice! Gce! Lost to Wellington, 13-0. Oh, well! Can't win all the t'm4 - ,r 2. Friday 30. Ofliccrs of St. Agnes Sodality elected. Saturday 31. Lost to Port Clinton, 12-7. NOVEMBER Tlmrsday 5. Chemistry class visits filtration plant. Saturday 7. Junior-Senior bake sale. Sunday 8. Senior class surprises Agnes Ott on her eigh- tcenth birthday. And a good time was had by all. Wednesday 11. Armistice program given in auditorium. Free afternoon granted to student body. tSuch sweet wordslj 'llbursday 12. Coach Gabele attends Parochial Confer- ence. Saturday 14-. Defeated in Crestline game 13-S. Thursday 19. Students conduct peppy rally in school yard previous to St. Mary's garue. Friday 20. Skinner! St. Mary's Sandusky 19-7. Gee! Thursday 26. Thanksgiving recess. Just a li'l vacation. Friday 27. Look-A-Head becomes a member of Catholic Press Organization. DECEMBER Wednesday 3. Kiwanis Club gives banquet in honor of football squad. Friday 5. Basketball season opens with victory from Port Clinton, -tl-13. That's the spirit! Saturday 12. Trounced Bellevue Hi. 20-17 in second game of season. Not bad! Friday IH. Downed l'lymouth in exciting Qlillllt' 22-17. Keep it up! Sport edition of I.ook-A-Head out today. And was it good! Friday 25. Merry Christmas! Dear ol' Santa. Monday 28. Football banquet by Mrs. Baltes. Wednesday 30. Doomed oncc lnore by Norwalk Hi 17-12 in thrilling game. Thursday 31. Clifford Brown and Lucille Betschman re- ceive honors in Quill and Scroll Contest. JANUARY Friday 1. Showed Monroeville our determination by a victory of 20-17. A fine beginning for the new year. Monday 4-. Clifford Brown, Marian Mahl, Robert Reineck aml Catherine Welfie, announced winners of Literary Digest essay contest. Tuesday 5. School reopens after Christmas holidays. Saturday 9. Dunn stars in victorious game with Thomp- son 38-21. Rah! Rah! Rah! Monday ll. State Intelligence tcsts. Did we shine! Friday 15. St. Wendelin's defeated in first league game. Going good! Friday 22. Gabelclnen win in last lninute rally from Cal- vert Titlin, 25-24-. Wheel Close game! Friday 29. Greenwich downs St. 1'aul's, 20-19. Ain't dat a shame! Semester Exams! 'Snutf said. FEBRUARY Monday 1. Student journalists participate in Quill and Scroll contest. Wednesday 3. Journalism class visits printing ofiice. Friday 5. llasketeers conquer St. Ann's in league battle. That's the old fight! Saturday 6. Huron Hi bows to powerful Red and Gray. Monday 8. Booster Club stages pre-lenten gathering. Tuesday 9. Knights and Handmaids of Blessed Sacrament introduced. Thursday 11. Semester honors conferred by Reverend Father Forst. These smart students! Friday 12. Fighting Gabelemen lose league battle to Fremont Streaks. 'Stoo bad! Tuesday 16. Posters entered in contest sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary. Monday 22. Red Devils succumb to Norwalk Flashes. Poof! P00f! Tuesday 23. Washington poster winners announced. St. l'aul's reaped the most honors. Hurray for our side! Thursday 25. Crimson basketeers sink Bellevue team. MARCH Friday 4. VVashington Every Pupil Test taken. Saturday 5. Fast Gabelemen reach finals in District Tourney at VVil1ard. Hipp, Hipp, Hooray! Sunday 6. St. 1'aul's High celebrates the Bicentennial of Washington by a patriotic program. Monday 7. Students hold rally for basketeers. ,'1'hursday 10. Biennial visit made by Ohio State Super- YISGP. Saturday 12. Red Devils nosed out by one point in Sec- tional '1'ournament. Tough, we call it! Wednesday 16. The Very Reverend F. J. Macelwane opens High School Retreat. Saturday 19. Four trackmen score nine points at Toledo. Good work! Wednesday 30. Classical students write Latin essays. Ahern! Thursday 31. Norwalk basketeers enjoy festive dinner. Some dinner! APRIL Monday 4-. Robert Haeuptle elected track manager. What a man! Friday 8. Mansfield Reserves overwhelm Streaks. Whew! Wednesday 13. Basketball squad entertained by Leon Dunn, and Don Young. Good boys! Thursday 14-. Twenty students compete in Public Speak- ing contest. Too bad some got beat. Friday 15. St. 1'au1 s barely nosed out Plymouth by a 62 to 60 score in Track Meet. . Saturday 16. Student journalists enter group contest. Thursday 21. Chemistry class views caves. Bookkeeping class visits Huron County Bank. Saturday 23. Father Forst's name day. Celebrated it by having a free day the following Monday. Tuesday 26. George Betschman, custodian, lost his thumb. Ouch! Tough Luck! Friday 29. Washington notebooks entered into contest. MAY Friday 6. Mother's Day program. Good ol' Mumsy . Saturday 7. All-American honors for L-A-H. Look us over! Tuesday 10. Initiation of seniors into the Blessed Virgin Sodality. Oh! And such cruelty! Friday 13. Track team defeated by Huron. Thursday 19. Received an invite from the juniors for the excursion. Wrhoopee! Saturday 21. Fourth place in District Meet at Mansfield. Tuesday 24-. Matinee for the kiddies. Wednesday 25. Polishing Papa Senior class play. Sure did a good job! Tuesday 31. Junior and Senior Excursion. VVhotta 41 time! Gee! Thanks juniors! You grave us the best time ' 1 JUNE Friday 3. Final exams. Thursday 9. Senior breakfast. Yum Yum! Thursday 0. Graduation. G'by. Boo Hoo! Snitt. sniff!! of our lives. in l 1 l l i -,L ,., . . .. nun-ln D 6 Loo I-iEADa s COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES T was a serious group of twenty-seven seniors that opened their Commencement exercises June 9, by attending Holy Mass and Communion in a body. Later they were served a delicious break- fast by the juniors. At 8 P. M. the strains of the Military Escort played by the school orchestra under the direction of Mr. Carl L e n z, they filed gracefully down the aisle and took their places on the stage. Lucille Betschman delivered the Saluta- tory address in a v e r y praiseworthy manner. She wel- comed all to the ex- ercises. Minglcd with the welcome were strains of sorrow at parting. Follow- ing this, the class sang th e Lost Chord in three part harmony. It was a beautiful and ap- pealing song. C'lif ford li r o w n. Valedictorian. e x- pressed sincere ap- preciation in the name of the class for the sacrifices and Very Rev. Francis J. Macelwane generosity of the priests. sisters. parents and all who have contributed to their educational advantages. The Very Reverend F. J. hfacelwane. speaker of the evening, gave a beautiful and inspiring address. In a masterful way he placed before the graduates the ideals and principles that become Catholic men and women. He stated that their duty to God should be first and foremost. while duties involved in various stations of life should be secondary. He emphasized loyalty to country, parents. school and friends. 'Being a man of outstanding character and intelli- gence he frankly stated that education is still in its minor stages at graduation.. and that great success is only to be attained by the broad and far-reaching knowledge of various subjects. The graduates will always hold his memory and advice sacred, for he has given them true signifi- cance of life. The overture Zenith', was played by the orches- tra after which Father Curtin presented the grad- uates, and Father Forst conferred the honors. He also spoke a few words of counsel and encourage- ment. Clifford Brown was awarded a gold medal for his high scholastic attaiuments. Four of the graduates who were members of the high school orchestra were awarded a gold pin for their fidelity in punctuality and attendance at prac- tice. They are Lucille lietschman, Mary Xlissler. Philip Link and Donald Young. The exercises were beautiful in their simplicity and were enjoyed by an extremely large number of relatives and friends. VALEDICTORIAN ANDQSALUTATORIAN We announce with pleasure the honor students of the class of ,32, namely, Clifford Brown and Lucille Betschman who have won , spectively. f'lif't'ord Brown for themselves the honor of Valedictorian and Salutatorian, re- In connection with his high scholastic standing, Clifford was elected president of the class in his freshman and sophomore years. During his four years of high school life he has entered many lit- erary contests in which he reaped honors and awards. Lucille has btitill our faithful L-A-H editor for the past year, class secretary for three years. pianist in the orchestra for three years, and an active member in many other activities. These two students have labored incessantly throughout their high school career and it is only right and just that such an honor Lncille Betsch man be given them. They have done much to bring honor and fame to St. Paulis and we feel certain that they will continue to do so. 12 YN-A .45 S Qs .I N K LIBRARY L-A-H OFFICE ' 'Ai ' A ' 13 LOOK A I-lI-Iffklfl ALL'AMERICAN HONORS OOK us over! Our monthly editions of the Look-A-Head which were entered in the All- American critical service, conducted annually by the National Scholastic Press Association, with headquarters at Pillsbury Hall, Minneapolis, Minn., has been awarded All-American honors. This is the highest rating a publication can attain. The purpose of this National Scholastic Press Association service is not to create interschool riv- alry. but to provide an agency by which staffs may be aided in giving their schools and communities a significant publication, and to help the staffs in the solution of their problems. The system of rating seeks to create within the school a year-to-year effort to improve the quality of the school publications-to establish new ideals. Each school was provided with a manual and score book showing the methods used by the judges in rating the papers. Criticism was based upon news writing and editing, news values and sources, editorials, entertaining matter, headlines, makeup. This is the second time that All-American honors was granted to Look-A-Head, the first time being in 1930. Much credit is due those junior and senior journalism students who contributed regularly to the monthly editions which met with so much favor from the N. S. P. A. critical service, and also from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association from which the Look-A-Head merited second honors. Though the present senior staff regrets that they shall no longer edit any Look-A-Heads they feel that their efforts were greatly repaid by receiving such a distinction from the N. S. P. A. and they arc assured that next year's staff will maintain the high standard that was theirs. CLASS FLOWER Our class has chosen the American Beauty be- cause of its appealing richness and dazzling btauty. The Rose being symbolic of love may have been our motive for selecting it, for we are in love with the world in general. We love the sweet memories of childhood and of school days. We rapture in the present, and gladly accept the joys and opportuni- ties it renders us. But, perhaps, it is the future that beckons us to follow. As we are now on the threshold of life, we long for the veiled events that have been stored away so long. As the years pass we shall find greater work to accomplish, far greater than any other we have yet performed. Since Great Things VVere Never Done in a Hurry , it may take years to fit ourselves for the tasks we will assume. So it is with the rose which also requires time to mature from a knotty bud into the graceful and fragrant form of a superb flower. OUR EDITOR li are proud to present Lucille lietschman as the editor of our school paper during the year of 1931-32. Her ability to write clever and forceful articles has merited her this position. Possessing a distinctive person- ality she has managed the tremendous task of edit- ing the school publication in an outstanding manner. As an energetic, plucky and creative character she has inspired her associates to higher achieve- mentsl Through her untiring efforts and words of encouragement to the staff members, the l.ook-A- Head has merited the honor of being classed as an All-American publication. Much forethought, clear- thinking and sound advice on the part of our editor has enabled this paper to merit such high recogni- tion. Her loving smile, and generous disposition has won for her the respect and admiration of all the students. Her energy and talents were not confined only to the school publication but she was in the center of every school activity. Her abilities and ambitions were combined with the unusual sweetness and charm that distinguished her actions. Always cheerful and optomistic she made the hours spent working on the paper happy ones. Her future is a positive success if she maintains the high ideals and ambitions which have exemplified her work on our school paper. Although it is hard to leave school and all the joy it combines yet she can have the satisfaction that whatever she has accom- plished was due to her earnest and sincere effort. Her many sacrifices may be an incentive to succeed- ing editors of our famous school paper. CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gray, the colors we have chosen. must be kept from all selfishness and wrong, for to us their significance is magnanimous. The Crimson is typical of the sun of joy and righteousness that guides us ever onward. It is a brilliant hue that speaks of courage and 'inspires the inner soul and pulselses heart into activity, by the radiation of its vitalizing force. The Gray conveys to the mind, thoughts of life. Like a cloud it flashes across the horizon, tempering the glaring sun to fit the needs of the eye. VVe must weigh this well and not forget that it bears the memory of the cloud of years gone by, that led the followers by day, and by night as a liv- ing pillar of fire. . We, as a class, hope to be guided through life by our cloud of 'Gray when life is garnished with suc- cesses, and by the pillar of Crimson in the hour of darkness and affliction. 14- CJ Us ll CH -J 5 1 l i . 4 ci Fil - - -. Ka., l Q J s -CIO AA EA PCDLISHING PAPA Prom lelt to right! Nlurtlui Wvisvnln-l'gvr, lmon Dunn, l'lara liliznlultlu l rio-s, l'liI'I'or1l llrnwn, lsiulorn- Frie-s, lille-n llrown. l'il Ulll . an apprcciativc and cnthnsiastic au- dicncc ot' mort- than scvcu huudrcml. thc scniors prcscnlcd thcir class play Polishing Papa YV:-dm-sday. May 25. 'l'lu- play as thc titlc in- clicatcs was a rollicking thrcc-act comedy intcr- spcrsml with myslt-ry aml was clcvcrly pI't'Ht'lltl'ti by thc amaln-ur playa-rs. 'l'liosv compctcnt to judgx' llavc pronounccd it onc of thc ln-st plays of its kilul Q-vcr stagm-ml at St. Paul's. 'l'hc lrading role-. that of a wt-althy s:uisagc man- ufsu-turcr was playcd hy Hn-nry 1' ry. lln- rolcs ot v' .': '- 'rics his son aml tlilllglllt'l' wt-rc cnactvd ln INHl0l1 1' and Martha lVciscnln-rgcr. llouald Young, as an linglish dukc took his part to pn-rf:-ction. A cla-vcr cliaractcr, a .lt-wish aclvcr- tising solicitor, was cxccllcntly inipcrsonatcd hy t'lit1'oml Brown. Loon Dunn portrayed the part of a successful nts torncy who was in love with Jane, and after per- sistcnt 1-Hoi-ts succccdccl in winning' he-r affcction. 'l'lu- rolc ol llosc l'arkcr. whom .Xrthur llopcd to marry. was 1-nach-d hy lillcn lirown. l.ucillc llctsclunan. who assunicd thc rolc of Mrs. Slcvclis. thc lnoust-lu-1-pcr of Sidncy Smith. and l ,li- Zflllt'llI lirics. thc maid. who wvrc accustonn-ml to his oullulrsls. playa-d cxccllcnt parts. nn Winklvr, Ilonald Young. liucilln- lictsclunan, llvnry Fry. flara Ann Vl'iuklcr. asa fricnd of thc Smiths. coniplctcd thc cast. Sl-i'l l'lNti Ulf' .XUTS Placc: .X small town in thc nzidcllc wcst. 'l'inn-: 'l'ln- pre-st-nt. .Xct om-. Living room of Sidney Smiths home. .X Saturday cvcning' in .lumz Act two. Tin- same. Tllc next morning. llur- ing this act tln- curtain falls for out- lllilllltt' to dv- notc a lapsc of thrcc hours. Act till't't'. 'Illia' samc. l'larly in llccvmln-r. Thcrc was plcnty of conicdy in this sparkling play of family lifc. with passagcs of thc ln-st aml re-al drama of all-V 'that of thc homc circlq----which kcpt thc audicncc hnsln-nl with anxicty until thcy found lllt'lllSt'lYl'h carricd away on lids-s of laughter. 'llllc fact that the audience was kept in gales of laughter proved thathit was a huge success. Great credit must he given Mr. Ralph li. tialiclc who spa-nt so much of his tinic in coaching thc play. Hn- is wcll vcrscd along dramatic lim-s as his prc- vions plays havc cvidcnccd. ln vicw of thc praise aml complimcuts rcccivcd hy thc im-mlicrs of thc cast. it is with dt-cp gratitmlc that thc scnior class cxtt-mls a ln-arty Ulllililllli You to him for his untir- ing cllorts. I l 1 -J LA J S C , . HQ, LO lj IC Isl li ,Q , Q . .QQ ., X Y9fl-.5 Er .1 i l CRATORICAL CONTEST l l i YVICNTY high school students competed in the Mary lialtcs. and f'athcrinc VVcli'lc rcccivctl first. i third mmlml 100.11 0mtm.H.ni c.,,ntQ.st held Alwll stcontl. anal thntl honorable nnntlons. its-.lit mtlu I3 I H.. in St. pimys zmditmqumg lsatlorlc lirics and Mwildrctl liishrilm vlarc .tllll'll 'tio Hmmrmg the l,iCentL.,minl CC1t.1,rati0u of Om. havc their IHLIHFH-lIIHCl'll7f'il1 on tu o oung mups pu- . 1 7 scntctl hy tht- knights ot C ohnnhus and tht: Daugh- i hrst prusnlcnt. the C0llllIllttCC chose George Wash- tcm of Isabella, Wslmctivlilyu Thvy lmth rupmgknt in?-ftonis tiff- Clmmlcttil' 111111f1f't W 1'C11tHf1Hti1CPJf ' cd our school in thc mlioccsan Puhiic Spcaking Con- ! Ural 'lb.iU9't fm' NlWt'4'll 5- Tilt' orations had to hi' tcst. The hovs' contest was htltl at St. xVl'lllll'lill UH'01'isri1H11W0 k0ff Mfl'df'1tS- Fostoria, April 214. whilc tht- girls' was concluctcti Mr. Sanlucl li. Martin, supcrintcntlcnt of Thoinp- at Cunt,-ul Qutlmlic. Higll. '1'0ll,d0. May 3- Alllmugl, son High School. who actcd as udgc of tht: C0lltCHt- ncithcr of thc rc!wcscntativcs rcccivctl any awards wlcctctl lsatlorc lirics. scnior. as the outstanding th.-5' nmdtf 21 vm-y fglvm-grbltf showing for St. l'aui's. spt-akcr of thc hoys and Mihlrctl liishop. junior. 'Phu twmltv cmlttwtmlts WW... Illlcilh. BL.tM.l,- winncr of thc girls. Iflc hasczl his nlccision princi- man' M.u.i.m' Mahi' Murtlm yVl.iM.nb..,.w.l.- L'liH'm..l pally on tht- lnclils of thc composition. their Llclivcry Igl.UWH.1A.ml Umm .md Imdum. lxrilsu Mi.llim.5. Mm... including voicc. inanncr. stage prcscnccg anal ahility lgnltvx- Mildrul Bixlmpu Mm... Dublui Axlivl, Pm.M,HQ I CUIIVVF' il 'm'5M1i-ff ti' HW i1l'lli'f'Nf'l'- C'athcriuc lVclih-. Arthur liivk. Rohm-rt Itcincck. anal 'l'hc othcr orators who nxcritctl honors wa-rv Lcon lilugt-nc Iiaulcr. juniors: Utilla Smith. lhlwin Dunn. iirst honorahlc llll'lltiUlll i'liH'ortl lirown. Zurcich. sophomorcs: .Xhna t'ourtatl. iiih-cn lift-ll scconci: and Rohm-rt Rcincck. thirtl. Otilla Smith. l lort-ncc Kralncr anal Paul iiillllillg. frcsinncn. in tht- .Xcolytical Sofia-ty too. the class of 1932 is K. wa-ll rcprcscntctl. .Xpproxilnatcly fifty pcr ccnt ot f N . K., 1 tht- scnior hovs wcrc mass scrvcrs. St. l'aul's will .if if, 1 . A My suitcr tht- loss of four faithful acoiytcs who will hc A YJ i forfcitcml hy graaluation. Tllcy arc Illlyllllllltl lloosc. 'W 'I h. .ffm lsamiorc Frics. Hcnry Frhv anti Philip Link. Punctuality and 1ll'llL'llllIllliiitj' wcrv favorahlc charactcristias on tht- Dart of thcsc hoys during thcir ycars of scrvicc in this nohlc work. Tlluy wcrc always rcacly to svrvc with a willing hcart anti consitlcrctl it an honor to hc ahlc to assist lla: pricst in oH't-ring thc mass. Thcsc four hoys havc ncarly :A pa-rfa-ct rt-coral. Although wc hopc to numhcr thcm among thc ahnnni servers, boys like these will he harcl to rc- placc. We feel that they have set a splendid ex- ample for the lower classrnen. HIGH SCHOOL GRCHESTRA Unmicr tht' capahlc clircction of Mr. C arl Lenz. St. markahlc ahility in ciircctiugg Lia- High School tilcc Paul's High School orchcstra has tlisplaycd cxccp- Cluh. Their ingcnious songs which wt-rc rcmlt-rvai tional ability during thc past ycar. in thrcc part harmony. ncvcr failcci lo tit-light lht livcr willing to givc thcir scrviccs for various nmlleucef' I , A . , forms of cntcrtainlncnts which crowtlccl thu school out of il grmm Ot Mlvmltvmi' tour fmtlltul Uwllw' calcntlar. ther wcrc a valuable ass:-t to the school. tru nwnllwrs will bt' lint through grmllmlimi' Tiwy ' arc: Lucilln- lictschnian. pianist: Mary Niissiw-r Mr. Lcnz is rcsponsihlc for thc succcss of the or- violinist: Uonalcl Young. cornctist: anti Philip Link chcstra throughout the year. Ha- also showml rc- who playctl tht- tromhonc. 16 L00 A FIEA CLASS ANALYSIS Name Alias Marprarct llall Mickey l.nciIlc lll'tSl'llIllillI I,ou llilXIllDllil lloose Ray l'litl'ord Brown Cliff l'llIcn Ilrown Irish Dolores Didion Dee l.eon Dunn Done Florence Dintcr Flossie lilizabeth Fries Wizzic lsadore Fries Toby llenry Fry Sonny Callie-rine lleltil Kitty l'biIip Link l'link Angela Mackcrt Xngie Marian Mahl Frances Manlet Mary Ann Fran Choice Expression Pay your class dues In case you don't know Hands off the bananas Quit your kiddin' Oh! Yeh! Oh, yes! O, somebody told you! Really? Don't be silly What! Another Dime? I ain't going to do it I betcha Iley, tn-ll 'em you wanna go 'home What's the matter? '1'hat's enough You don't say! Hey! Oh! Do you know? Got some gum? Aw! Horse feathers Stop it Come with me Oh! You're crazy! Oh! Say! Give me a stogzie Ambition To put on more weight To be a se:-ond Mozart To control the Fruit Indus- try To be the shiek of Notre Dame To see Europe To be a nurse To be an All-American End To hook a job To second for Greta Garbo 'l'o invent a gasless ear '1'o live close to Benedict Avenue 'l'o be l-loover's secretary To repeal the 18th amend- ment To see Robert now and then To be a teacher To be a dancer To manage Nobil's store To become a dietician To be a housekeeper To write Latin essays To be Secretary of Agricul- ture To run a beauty parlor To control her temper To be a hair pin manufac- turer To supervise a hospital To go to Hollywood l.ost at the age of two KEY TO BABIES' PICTURE Favorite Paltime 'Traveling here and there Tickling: the ivlories Driving pa's Buick To become a Latin prof Skipping school VI'ashin3r dishes Getting holne early Working Cussing at typewriters Polishing papa Playing tennis Working bookkeeping Idle Talk Dancing Reading Hartland Ridge Chasing down to the Print- er Globe trotting Laughing Reading jokes Driving the Overland Being a nursemaid 'Fatting Curling her hair Dragging school books home Going to movies Get home before daybreak D Frank Meyers Frankie Mary Missler lllondie Agnes Ott Aggie Alverna Schafer Vcrnic Xorbert Schafer Norb llc-len Sickinger Shorty l'lIsie Smith Sbultzinheimer Magdalen Wciscnberp:er Maggie Martha We-iscnberger Mart Clara Ann Winkler Wink.e Donald Young Don lilsie Smith Leon Dunn Helen Sickinger Frances Manlet Ellen Brown Frank Meyers Margaret Ball I Clifford Brown Florence Dinter lsadore Fries Catherine Hettel Martha VVeisenberger Henry Fry Norbert Schafer Magdalen Weisenhergcr 17 Marian Mahi Mary Missler Angela Mackert Alverna Schafer Donald Young Clara Ann VVinkler Philip Link FOCTBALL V Standing: Uoaeh,Gabele, Edwin Zureich, -lolm Baltes, Howard Mellein. Robert Boose, .Iximes lifell. Robert Miller. Philip Link, 0'Darce Merner, Donald Young. Manager. Center row: Robert Reineck, Henry Fry. Eugene Frederick. Vharles Mack, Leon Dunn. Captain. Eugene Roeder. Arthur Wechter, Clifford Brown. LOWQI' l'0VlZ Paul Schindley. Clarl Stoll. Robert Hess, William Duhlo, John Gates. Paul Reineck. O preserve the high standard set by preceding St. Paul's football teams, the goal of the l93l squad which boasted but three lettermen. They accomplished this feat by giving a great battle and a fine display of football to powerful and bigger teams as well as to weaker opponents. Although encountering hard luck, the Streaks kept fighting throughout and were regarded as dangerous by all their opponents. The season's record of three games won, one tied. and four lost, does not rightly show their ability. They outscored their adversar- ies 60 to 65 and through their strong defensive strength allowed no opponent to score more than 13 points. ln the opener, September 19, the Crimson war- riors lost a close battle to Norwalk Hi's heavier Class A team by a 7 to 0 score. Improving with ex- perience the Saints breezed through with two suc- cessive victories over Vermilion 7 to 0 and Tiflin Junior Order Reserves 21 to 6. In another thriller. October 17 the Streaks came 4 from behind in the fourth quarter to tie St. Xvende- liu's at 7-all. A penalty kept the Streaks from pushing over the winning touchdown in the closing minutes. The following week saw the Streaks meet their worst beating of the year, a 13 to 0 defeat at the hands of Wlellington. Again the next week the Criinson-clad pigskin artists met defeat, this time to Port Clinton's heavier Class A outfit by :1 l2 to 7 score. The Streaks were forced to play without Mack and Dublo. injured baektield stars. Hampered by the swampy conditions of the field. a lighter St. Paul's team bowed to Crestline Hi. I3 to 8. Three times the locals carried the ball within the 5-yard line and three times Old Man Hard Luck stopped them. To Show that they were a strong football team. the inexperienced St. Paul's warriors took the field in the final game of the season with a supposedly stronger St. Mary's squad and walloped them 19 to 7 in a thriller which featured a long touchdown run by Mack and a 96-yard run by Mellein. gs J s Cp f131g?1 -O Cl A lri IZ it BASKETBALL l 1 1 gi, Standing! 1'liI'I':,r:l Brown. Assistant Alnnagf-r. llownrel Mr-lloin. Raymond Boost-, Robert Milla-r, Cnnrli Ralph 1'1. Klub:-lv, J lla-ary Fry. .lolm than-5. .lolm lialtn-s, Rlanagvr. s Silflllgl Rolo-ri lion, Ilonalwi Yoanu, l'Inun-m- l1'rn-+lv1'i1-k. la-on llunn, Vaptain, Uliurlvs lilavk, liolwrt. lit'lll1?I'li, Furl Stoll. l.'l'll0l'1lll ilu-rv wt-rv only two voti-rans of thc- lintm-ring tho lllSil'l1'ti11lll'Il1llIl1'llt at Vi'illard, with a 192111-Ill flaw I1 liifarit-1 f'll6lIllllS fron. whit-li to r1'1'or:lof 111 W111Sf1111l i1l1'f1'ff1i51il11'l'1'l111S1'11 5111'11kS111'01'1'1l 'mild :.m,11H.l. 51,.,,m5 mm. hmln' 111,111.11 Rillph their ability by workin1,z'tlivlr way into thvriinals. mleti-ating 1g,,1,,.I1. ,m.1.1.,.d1.11 in 1l1.H.1,,l,i,,g um. of HN, H1051 lll't'Sillll1' and llUllIl1'Nil.llN'l'ij' by llllDl'l'SSlYt' scorvs. y Al- lmwwfnl 111115, lg tvmus in HH. y1,r1hw1,S1 Dis1ri1.t. lll11ll1!'ll'ill1'j' lost the- hnal gamm- to Margrarvtta, later State 'l'lu- Sll'i'2'li5 iinishml in a thru- way for iirst plan- in thi' il'1'. ',1 5- tl '5'.l'l ll ' 1l '1'f '1't'lt1'1lf'b it 1'- Norlliww-htvrn I'aroc l1EaI 1,1-suriio. Ilmm ami lt:-invviz 1-'am-cl ' 111111111 111 ilu' bl'l'il0llill toarnalincnti tor tht- 51-1-ond snvres- on f'w .XII-lm-agrnm' li-:im whilv l1'l'm'ml1'l'i4'k ami Young: i'4'i's'iv1-il MH' 1'1'1 '111-'11 1'1'1l Uhlf HW 11,111 ht' 1'1 11S tcm to enter H,,m,m1,h. M1.,,111,n- tliailattzuto ttoixlrtnrniiimiiitxll :xiii-'y all-tclnlti-tl at stixlappg lsfillilwgg on 1 LL o nam 1 ar' va or ii' nvx is ' nz is 'l'hm' Srvakr' a4'4'urat1- pansingr aml spa-only tloor work on 111111115 ln 1111. 11,1511 mum. Hwy wen. again 1,1111-1.d with the 1'll'1'11f1' l11'l11 ll11'11' 1'l'111'1'1'11lN 1l'111'NS1111f 111111 Wl11'11 il'1'l1 1l1'1'1'l'- powvrfnl Margramvtta tm-am. With grim mlctc-rmination they 111'1' 211111 1l1'f1'11H1' WHS 1'11111'1111111111I 111Il1ll5'- 1l11'11' 1'l1l111111'11iS fongrht to :irc-mro thi-ir forma-r th-fm-at. They led thx-ir oppo- W1'1'1' l111lll1'1l 11111 1111'1'1'- 'l'l11'N1' lW1' l111l11'1'111111 ff11'1111'S W1'1'1' nonts tlironghoat only to ln- tical the last 310 sovomls of play lhm' ri-axons for thi-ii' 5111-41-sst'lll 5ll1Nl'llIQIllllS svawoix. w-vniiig 1,11 11 111,11l,1f11l f1-111- 1111-ow. Again in tha' ovvrtilllt' period a for thvni ll- 111111115 1'1 11l'1'1'1'1l 11' 11 11151 111 1'1 11l11'l1111111 With similar frm-0 throw was mach- aml thi' Crimson and Grav 111111' 111' U11' 1'lf1N511'Nl I1 l1'11 '5 111 ll11' 1ll5i1'l1'i 111111 N1'V1'1'11l Stroaks linishvll thrir si-axon liowing to thi' Margarrtta. Stair Vlilf-S .X 11'11111H1 1111'l111l11111' N111'W11lk Ili. l51'll1'1'111'. 1111111111 9111- Chalnpions hy an 18 to 17 svorr, making the-ir granil total of 1'1'1l 111111 51- -l1'51'l'l1'H- points 501 to their opponents 431. SEASONS SCORES Si. l'1lllliS 10 l'1H'l iilllllitll ...... ................,..........,.. l 3 St, 171111133 18 St, ,lqigplylfg .-.- '--,- 2 8 51- l'1111l'N 20 l51'll1'1'l11' --,-f-----1 ..,.Y. 1 7 St. l':llll's Ili Norwalk Ili ,,,, ,v.., 1 19 Ht. l'aal'a 2:5 l'lymoath ....., 17 St. l'anl's 119 St. Marx s ...,, ,,,,,28 St. l'onl's 12 Norwalk Ili ..,.. ...,.. l 7 Distrivt Tournament- St. l':iul'x 20 lxlUlll'01'l'lll4'.. . ,.,,,, I7 3-it, 11111113 29 1'1-1-S1li111- -A-4.-,---A, ---- p -18 51- l'1111l'N 35 'l'l11'111l1N1111 --- -' ...... 2 1 St. 1'aul's 36 Holmes-l,ilJc-rty ,,,,., 30 51- l'1111l'N 35 1'11l1'1'1'1 -----'----,f-1-- ..---Y 2 1 St. l,illll'S 15 Margrarctta ...., ,,,,, : H Ht. :'au:'s IH St. Wvmlm-lin'a . ..,... 11- Svvtional 'fourmumfnt 51. '1111l5 :H 51. 1X1111'H - --.., ,,-, ..Y... 2 0 St. l'anl's 22 Maunwe ,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,Y.,, 1 qi 51, l'111ll'5 211 ll111'11I1 ---f1-, -1 ...... 17 St. l'anI's C111 Max-k1'4-nh-r ,,,,,, ,---- 2 15 Sl. l'aal's 151 tire-1-nwivll .... -.20 St. l,11lll'S 17 lVlargaretta ...,. ,.,,,, 1 5 1 1 , l 19 C- J N LOC! IHEAID- - 5 TRACK TEAM r l QA . ' C, 4 J N Standing! Robert Kocher. Raymond M4-yer, Rohm-rt Hess, Haeuptle. Manager. Seated: James Hfell, Eugenie Hoe-der, Leon Dunn. Finn-lea T. Paul's track team came through in great style this past season considering the scarcity of material at hand. The main point collect- ing was done hy a trio of track stars composed of Mack and Ufell. juniors. and Dunn. a senior. The Streaks lost the first meet of the season to the Mansfield Reserves on a muddy field hy an 80113 to L1-OLQ count. Next came a dual meet with Plymouth which the local tracksters won hy a scant 62 to G0 score. In the first triangular meet. the Crimson Flashes did remarkably well against stiff competition, gar- nering 410 points to Norwalk Hi's -115 and the San- dusky Reserves' winning total of 65 points. At the annual quadrangular meet, the local cinder pounders finished a close third. The final totals were Thompson GGQQ, Milan 63. St. Paul's UQLQ and hlonroeville 3-1-. Black was outstanding in this meet winning three first places and a second for a total of 22 points. Although favored to win their next triangular meet with Greenwich and New London. the Streaks were hit hy hard luck through the ineligihility of fkinrli Iiahele. f'lii'f'ord Brown. Anthony Wechter, Roh:-rl Mack, lil-urge Blinzley. Mack, thus heing forced to take the field with eight men. The final outcome of the meet was a decisive win for New London Hi which collected 81 points. the Saints following with 32-ilfg and Greenwich with 35. On May 1-L. Huron track stars proved too much for the local team in the last dual meet of the sca- son. the opponents going home on the long end of a 79 to 114,11 count. On May 28. a group of Saints' cinder artists went to the Mansfield Relays and collected 22 points for the largest total ever collected hy a St. Paul's track team at the district meet. Dunn and Gfell took first and second in the high hurdles while the half mile relay team composed of Mack. Gfell. Dunn and Blinzley ran a close second to New London. Several school records were broken this year. the most outstanding of which are the 100 yd. dash hy Mack in ll seconds Hatg the 220 yd. dash tied hy Hack in 241.8 secondsg the A11-1-0 yd. dash record was lowered from 58.5 seconds to 56.1 seconds hy lilinzley. Dunn also topped the high hurdle tim- hers in I8 seconds Hat for a new school record. 20 LCD Cl IC A I-I E A ID COACH RALPH GABELE OACH Ralph ll. Gabele completes his fifth year as athletic director at St. -v l'aul's with a wonderful record. His championship basketball teams for the past two years is a fine exhibition of his remarkable ability in coaching. The great majority of winning games and the ef- fective manner in which they were played by the team shows evidence of the proper training. l'nder Coach Gabele's expert guidance and tutelage St. l'aul's cage teams fought their way into the finals at Willard Tourna- ment and were beaten in the finals by one point in the Sectional tournament at Find- lay. lfair play and real sportsmanship have been evidenced in all the games the Gabele- men have played and their record is an en- viable one. OUR CHEERLEADERS VVe are proud to take this opportunity to make known to our readers our peppy cheerleaders-- lilleu Brown and Philip l.ink. seniors. Ruth Strat- ton, sophomore. 'l'hcse students have put forth their greatest en- deavors to make the athletic season of 1931-32 a huge success. 'l'aking into consideration the amount of work de- manded of the seniors. those two members found time to organize pep meetings. invent new yells and create a spirit which penetrated every lover of sport. Ruth Stratton is to be commended on her good -.upport and we hope she will be back next year to continue the good work. Yve also wish to give recognition tothe littlc midget leaders. 'l'rudie lialtes and Norbert Roth. Coach Gabele knows men and knows how to make men. His players reflect his train- ing in their gentlemanly conduct and man- liness and above all in their courage. He has the knack of appealing to the student in the right way and the ability to hold their interest and attention. He has also built up most successful foot- ball teams. He instilled in his players fine courage and lofty ideals and the principles of good sportsmanship which will remain with them through life. Under his expert guidance. track has rapidly developed into a major sport at St. Paul's School. Coach Gabele is held in the highest es- teem by players and fans. It is hoped he . will continue the fine work al St. Paul's Hi. by turning out more good grid and cage teams in the future. LEAGUE OF SIX NATIONS In a meeting held in Upper Sandusky specific de- tails were given out concerning the new football league which St. Paul's joined with five other teams of this district. This league has just been named the League of Six Nations,-a name which repre- sents a confederacy of six Iroquois tribes of Indians living in this part of the state and banded together for their mutual protection. This league, likewise. is banded together to pro- mote friendship and bring the schools closer togeth- er for the promotion of better sportsmanship. As each tribe had a name so the respective teams will possess Indian names. The local team will be known as the Tuskcaroras, St. iVendelin's as the Mohawks. Calvert as the Senecas. Upper Sandusky will be called the Onendas. Carey. the Ceyzxgas. and Crestline. the Onendagas. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Having won the class championship for two con- secutive years we are proud to acknowledge our faithful little squad. This team has played together throughout its high school career and has acquired the knack of fast pass work. quick thinking and accurate shoot- ing. At the tournament drawing. the seniors drew the sophomores. and defeated them by an easy margin. As a result of this victory they were scheduled to play the juniors. However, with a little more than luck. the juniors managed to nose out the seniors. thus copping the title although they found that their opponent guards: Elizabeth Fries, I'ig'lltQ1'll'21lll'l'N Manlct. cen- terg and Alverna Schafer left, were plenty hard to shake. Our speedy forwards Florence Dinter. right: Marian Mahl, leftg l'lllen Brown. center. proved to be a puzzler for the junior sextette. ' In the freshman and sophomore years this team received letters for capturing the championship title of the school. 21 I S' LOGIC A l'ilfAIU 6 Liga? S JUNICR-SENICR EXCURSICJN UNTRARY to the lamentations broadcasted over station J-U-N-I-O-R and the kind efforts of Father Bouschere to make compensation for their inability to entertain the seniors by in- viting them to spend June the first at Schick's Cot- tage. the juniors. by hook or crook scraped together a sutlicient number of coppers. despite the depres- sion. to give the seniors and faculty members a never-to-be-forgotten day. The invitations to this gala affair. in the form of a sailor boy carrying a scroll. were delivered in a miniature Chippewa Steamer. The day of merriment. May 31. was begun by the group attending Holy Mass, after which they start- POST GRADUATE Having successfully concluded a post-graduate course, James Esker '31 has completed his studies of Typing. Bookkeeping. and Business English. During his high school career James was president of the class in his sophomore year: member of L-A-H Staff and Acolytical So- ciety for three years and a partici- pant 'in athletics. Jimmy is known for his integ- rity and cheerfulness, and was well liked by all his associates. VVe wish him unlimited success Ja 't's in the future. ed for Sandusky in their respective cars which were beautifully decorated in the school's colors. The real fun began when the party set out for Put-In-Bay in the Chippewa. Music, dancing and the boat-ride were enjoyed by all. The entertain- ment committee furnished many enjoyable diver- sions. A delicious dinner and supper were served on the island. After a day of such delightful entertainment. the students boarded the steamer for Sandusky. Many thanks. Juniors. for the best day of all. YVhen it comes to entertaining, you can't be beat. iVe shall never forget this unique Junior-Senior ex- cursion and above all the cheerful hearty spirit that prevailed on this memorable occasion. WE THANK YOU YVe see the end of a busy year bearing down upon us. but before we take leave of our kind readers, we deem it but meet to express our sincerest feelings of gratitude to all who have contributed to the success of the Look-A-Head during the past year. XVe wish to express our heartiest thanks to our advertisers, who by their willing support have aided us in defraying the expenses connected with the publishing of the paperg also to the subscribers and readers who by their interest and financial support have also assisted us in editing the L-A-Hi the Esker printers, who have been very accommodating and have rendered excellent service at all times. Once more a hearty Thank Youu. WASHINGTON NOTEBOOKS ln keeping with the Xvashington Bicentennial which is being celebrated this year throughout the nation, St. Paul's school sponsored a XVashington Notebook Contest in which only seniors and juniors were eligible to compete. r Keen interest was shown in this contest and after many weeks of tedious labor. the notebooks were submitted to Mrs. H. li. Franz, instructor at the Norwalk Public High School. The books were judged according to neatness. originality, material and artistic touches. The prizes offered were two and a half dollars, x T one and a half dollar, and a dollar for the thi-ct b. st notebooks entered. Results of the contest are as follows: Lucille Hettel. Betschman, senior, first prizcg Catherine senior, second prizeg Mildred NVeisenberger, jurior. third prize. Florence Dinter. Angela Mackert. sen- iors, and Edward Reichert, junior. received first. second. and third honorable mention. respectively, for their efforts. Mrs. Franz in charge of the library at Norwalk High School is also head of the English department, and senior .English instructor. gn J 5 l 3 LOGIC A l'iliA.l2' PARENTS' COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES M r. and Mrs. Fhas. J. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Geo. llc-tschman Mr. and Mrs. I . J. Boose Mr. Mr. anal M rs. l. A. Brown and Mrs. Louis llrown M rs. KilTll0I lIltH Cook M r. Mr. Mr. Rev. Rev Rev. and Mrs. A. lliclion and Mrs. M. J. Dunn and Mrs. Tico. J. llinter M r. Mrs. Mr. Mr. M r. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fries Josephine Fries and Mrs. H. M. Fry and Mrs. J. P. Hettel and Mrs. A. J. Link and Mrs. Simon Maekert M rs. Victoria hlahl M r. M r. and Mrs. Philip M. Manlet and Mrs. A. P. Missler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ott Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pressler Mrs. Catherine Schafer Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Schafer Mrs. Edward Sickinger Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Weisenberger Mr. and Mrs. A. P. VVeisenherger Mr. and Harry Young SPECIAL PATRONS OF THE LOOK'A' HEAD George Forst Franvis Curtin N. T. liouschere R1-v. N. J. Traunero Miss Ruth Hafner Miss Leona Hipp Miss Margaret Hiltz Miss Barbara Hohenadel Miss Gertrude Amann Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baltes Miss Marcella Bauman Mr. 11114 l Mrs. James Burns Miss Helen Culley Mr. James Esker Miss Margaret Fay Miss Ruth Fay Mr. Ralph Gain-le Miss Mildred Grimmer Mr. J. VV. Gross Mr. and Mrs, Frank Janata Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Link Miss Alma Leis Miss Agnes Leis Miss Mary Logan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lenz ' Miss Mae Mack Miss Dorothy Mack Mr. : ixic l Mrs. Ii. .l. Mayle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Moehlman A Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Nicholson Mr. Anthony E. Ott Miss Marie Roth Miss Elizabeth Rossman Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seitz Miss Felicia Sanger Miss Odella Schafer Miss Loretta Schonacker Miss Hazel Smith Miss Mary Smith Mr. Charles Smith Miss Rose Stoll Miss Olga Stieher Miss Carrie Stoll Mr. Peter Theisen 28 Look A HEAD-- M Dr Dr Ur Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. Dr Ln f Dr A D r PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Name M. L. Battles YV. VV. I,.awre110e K. lfl. Sclinccrer J. A. Sipher R. l. Bmuler N. B, Furlong P. M. Gibbons George E. Joseph Chas. Peasley F. C. Pc-asley D. VV. Stoup llr. A. f'. Smith Dr. T. M. Patrick Dr. Bnssie B. Walling Kenneth R. Derby linrl S. Miller . 1. ,. G. Martin Rowley 8: Carpenter Young S Young DOCTORS OF MEDICINE Address 20 YV. Main St. Fit. Nat'l Bank Bldg. 10-12 Merritt Block Cit. Nal'l Bunk Bldg. DENTISTS Over 36 11. Main St. 408 Cit. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Cit. Nat'l Bank Bldg. VVilson Blk. Huron Co. Bank Bldg. Huron Co. Bank Bldg. Cit. Nat'l Bank Bldg. CHIROPRACTOR Merritt Block OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS E211 Cit. N:1t'l Bank Bldg. 21 lVhittlPsey Ave. ATTORNEYS Over 25 lVhittlesey Ave. 301 Fit. Nat'l Bank Bldg, 7-8 Huron County Bank Cit. Nat'l Bunk Bldg. Cit. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone No 399K 4481K 197K T10 1151 73 4112 35111 56 270 521 920 766 4--19 320 51 285 62 170 241 - X'ii 52'?-???x: X1 2 rf 35510 HUF! I wa A ,,,,. .....-.,-V-- The E '6'fEE2ff,f.E.,C?ff-fi f L ij W. MBCIC Batteries 17 East Mun me With cumplimc-nba QXXXIIIIXU, 5. :-1, 1:'jj.,jf,A Ken Bur Bel s'J:,- Uni P t E A vos Q 'llmgi 3 Nu. -H ZW K, ,f -' XX' The American , 'li mm ' I Legion l'lmnl: 1007-A The Cookie Jar J. THOMPSON, Proprietor 30 XYlliHluscy Avc, Opp. P. O. Nnrwulk, 0- Complinmnts of FILKINS' GROCERY l'lmm- 281 30 XY. l.v:lf,5m 'wt SINGLER BAKERY Szuulusky, O. Cmnplimontx of moose and T, -Lunwood Theatres 'XIAVA YS SHOWING 'l'Hli Iil'1S'l' UI I'IC 1'U RNS LOGIC A lnilf To thc class of 1932 The .Citizens National Bank of Norwalk extends con- g'l'2lilliilti0llS and best wishcs I'n1'ymn'f11tu1'c succcss and happiness COlll1JiilllClltS from nlg ngvl Snrirtg Grzulcs 4-5 MAPLE CITY BHOWN'S GHUUEHY PRODUCE CO. For Q ll:l lity illili Svrvivv XVImlt-sale I+'rui'rs Fancy Groceries and and Meats Vcg-Cm1,1l.S Pl ifvfi e vm 56 shim sf. 1-1 ..,.11 - fu in w .,.,. llnwn .xx-.-. w.- D4-liver M,,,w. COlllpiiIlll'lliS to thc' class of 1932 ST. PAUL'S ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LAIBLE SL BRADY FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone No. 310 DAY AND NIGHT 92 East Main St. 25 ID 9 5 4 LOGIC A l'IlIfSITf ' TI-IE H Sz S MODERN BAKING CO. Iizikers oi' Betsy Ross Brezul JOHN A. REGER Catholic Supply House Importer and Dealer in YIiS'I'MIiN'I'S. CIIIIRCH OItN.X3Il'1N'I'S S'I'.X'I'I'I'I2-a XNIJ S,XNL I'I'.XItN SIII'I'I.II'IS MISSION Sl'I'I'I.II'l5 It-I-IFINISIIINQI S.XC'IiI'1IJ VI'ISSI'1I,S Sueeessor 'I'o Krieg Bros. MII Clierry Street 'I'OI.I'1IJO, O. ' CImgrzltululions Io the Class oi' I932 from :1 friend Compliments 1 f Brunch No. 208 L. C. B. A. Amerie-an Shoe Shop Goodyear System Shoe Repair 2 Ii. Main St. Norwalk. O. SAM SI'INHI.I.O, M,-rr. ii'oulpIilne1ltsof' Norwalk ewelers 'biiinSYB 1 Phone 4189 Leon Soisson Fender and Body Repairing Servieing' All Makes of Cars ink ANDREVV FRICY FILLING STATION Gas, Oil, Kerosene, Na'ptha and Grease Corner Ii. Main :ind Woodlawn RElCHERT'S Market Quality Meats, Fresh Fish :Incl Tasty Groceries. Richelieu Cann- ed Goods, Battle Creek Health Foods VVe roast our own eoH'ees ftllll' 4IitI'ereni Imlenmls. Give us Iii :I webbing Zlnuitutinnn HICN it eomes to ehoosing your wed- ding stationery it is grat- ifying to know you take no ehunees here. Our selection is eonl- pIete with invitations and announcements for which prospective brides may I choose with assurance of Comrmtuhltiuns correctness :ind smart- tn HW Class of .32 X ness. A Inrge variety to from K A XX meet the requirements of gf! every purse. I C TQ -'ffgig J.C.MULLIN 1 'Q ESKERQS HARDWARE f I fy, 5 Fostzr Avenue Norwalk, Ohio I 26 X LCDCDI6. A IHIZAIAQP Steamer Chippewa Double Daily Service llctwccn C0llll1lilll0lltS frmn the ,sa ,,, 23 mf ,Q 2 g ki un -:C Q-we gi E-3-4 G5 -E ,dr ...P 0 m Lf! 'U S2 Srl nz u' 55 SBE 232 Q74 E gg 5 Eg ,4 5 3444!-U S: E VJ m E f' I 1 , Ig 2' 5 :E ...O FF I' E. 2 - o I -Q 0' .1 4' 3 li ? B no V I N- 4' -'T 1: -, 0 U-1 C f 4 5 ILA W mn .. . 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Qn9'S.5 FT' E15 5- E G NETIEE 3 2 m H uxmgrff -7' ' 'X 3 m E0 5. 2 E EO Q-'E 1' 0 -' gg ze Fl 3: - a. ' -lx? SVNILXY NIGHT I..XKl'1 RIIHQS , Conlplilnvnts from 4'nrm'r uf Nlilnn :und .NI:uwlz:'lI NORWALK BOTH-'ING WKS' , The Snphomures MINERALIZED WATER - l.:llmr:uiori4-s . fil'l1l'I'ill Offices Nl..-wink Nm-walk. Ohm Suu l r:lm'iwu LOGIC A l-iEfA.lf3- I4 I CONGRA'1'UI,A'l'IONS AND SUCCFSS TO THE CLASS OF '32 Uhr Altar Snrirtg of St. Muryis Church xVi!i'iK'IlIilIl, Ohio f?5Pv N . PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP ll hnst Monroe St 1 Frederica Vita Tonic Permanenl Wave S6 Beyer S Ice Cream Princes Special Permanent Wave 54.50 Emma B. S dgrass, Prop. Norwalk Dany Josephine Do ng ,Au ' le Operator hnpfrmr Qnnliix' Pillllil' 008 .geaf Wdlcea S li Aemn4 gl 0771 Holy Childhood Association For INSURANCE ST. ANNE'S AUXILIARY No. 138 1 MSX , r g ig 29 W' 'Yip M, 160 Q KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN Complinu-luis to ilu' Class of '32 QL? unions QV l'o11g.5r:1t1li:1lio11+. to claw of 1111-1 THE coiif NOOK Linens and Hcmstitching 9 S. . ..-1- S. Innwooil Avi-, Compliments to the Class of H332 ' The St. Pauls Booster Club J. H. GFELL 8: SONS For more than 30 years - 1- The House of Home Service 4-6 East Main St. Phone 262 Norwalk, Ohio 28 'I'lu- I'lnotn-I'1liprr:n.viiip,:s nm-nl in this issue- of I.00K-.X-III-LII! were IIIIIIIK' lay THE AKRON ENGRAVING COMPANY DAY :incl NIGHT I'II0IlIIl'I'fIIS OI I INl'Z l'IIlX'l'lNIi I'I..X'I'I'1S IIIHIAIIZIZE South lliprli Street A KIION. OIIIU LOGIC A. IWIEAID Compliments of Fisher Auto Top Compliments of the G. B. U. Gailnrieleen lieeondition oil pro- eess. I'e-rnnnnenl waves, finger waving, :incl :ill lines of beauty work FOELLER BEAUTY SHOPPE I'lione 407-C 28 Erie St. Hive-iiilig :ippointnwnts Monday, Wa-mlnesilziy :xml Friday S. A. WILKINSON PLUM BING and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING I'hon4- 252 24- S. Garden St. A Good Shopping Center SANDUSKY'S DRY GOODS CO. Szinclusky. O. Gasoline, Oil and Greasing Stark's Pennzoil Station Form-r of Milun :nnl lilnrslmll Inman rnun to. J. .I. AMATO, Mgr. Pliom' I-76-A Open Evenings Fancy l'lI'IlIIS Ifrcsli Vegetables Groceries Colill-1-tioiic-1'y Delicatessen 'l'ry ns for Quality and Service THE C. F. DENZER COMPANY SANDUSKY. OHIO The Students' Store Books, Stationery Ufiice 1'llll'IlItlI1't' and Supplies 'l'Yl'I'lWIII'l'l?lRS AND ADDING MACHINES A Service Station for Ollice and Ilonne Compliments of ATLANTIC 8: PACIFIC TEA CO. 35 Ii. Malin Sf. Norwalk. O. HE NIGHTS OF OLUMBUS congratulate time Class of 1932 29 I-QICIIC A I-1 IZXQI fb - It is , I 'l'rv our Home-Made Bread and ' H -1 S ' ,. . . - Q - I delicious Sweet Rolls till 'mth D Vhpmllm H Linkis Home Bakery EK 6 . orwalk Tire Service j Phone 893 15 S. Linwood Gas' Oil' Tires and Baffefiei I NVQ' deliver Bellevue Norwulla Mimi? 028 17 N' Ilesim' Sl' if ,B . fuwvu.vuws.f.h-may ,I V... , 1 3 F T M lc 1 . . BC it t Orl-O RAPHS UPHOLSTERING z G' , and Livi' l or1-vcr REFINISHING Restoring of Antiques and Period Furniture a Specialty Most ot' the photograplis in this issue arc L-xzuuplcs l'lwH1- 999-li Ih-:lr I9 Sum- sa. of' the work ot' E. P. Batelizuu. YVL- iuvitc your vriti- PM , cisun auul urge you to l'Clllt'lllllt'l'. that -XVllt'llL'VCl' zuul it . 0 E! wlierev-er l,llUtOg'l'LlPl1S arc wuutccl. we can supply lllL'Ill. Shoes at PllCl'l6fCl S If gg- Qs.- I Two fc-'vt neurrr vounfort l'rim-tl in tum' with ilu, liuu'-a L JBatebam Stubio b':JEoS ' COlllPllIllt'lliS THE SMITH MOTOR SALES CO. Szuulusky, Uliio X Coiuplilueuts of LANG'S MARKET NVQ still lwlin-vc that real estate is thc best :uul safest investment Cadillac, LaSalle Buick Pontiac S Wm. E. O'Donnell K 5 VALLEY DAIRY C0- Paam., varnmi and wan Paper P fix PIE' Pl ieri me T86 26 Benedict Ave. l'l1.lil:l-TTL-Iiio e l Iiirst Nlii-Tviiillk OF NOHWAUIK' OHIO C l,,xl pun, I,,1 ts of I CUllg'l'3ilIlllililUllS Maple City Rubber Co. Sandusky, O. 30 Q N --- L-A L0 0 K A lnl E A Ii,- W. M. KUHLMAN MACHINE ' I' H COMPANY .E,MACCABEES l 'l' ' 'UN f Tool Making, Special Machinery America s Strongest Fraternity Automobile Parts ml ll' YOUNG l'l1om- S73 33 S. Linwood Avo. lim-:ul t'omm:nmlc'r aww R w' 5' iVl1cn in Sulmluslcy stop all for il Soda, Sandwich or Lunch and also our mlclivious The Tucker Abstract Company . lxlss'1'1cl.-.v'1'cJ1as HOUICIIIHJC Candles Zll-lf l l .' I N:l' :I ll: k J I mlfgidg, I mm 'H MARTlN'S CONFECTIONERY Norwalk. Ohio fury- 1 v u The Spanglertstore AVALON HOTEL L 0ll'Ll'l'1lilli1lilllllH '-style with it tn thy Evcrylhing Ready-to-Wear for DINING ROOM 1 I the Women Who Care SERVICE C lass ol i932 Com ilimcnts of 1 L3 C 4 J. R. HoLcoMB sl COMPANY v B- C- Co- Linwggd Beauty Shoppe Norwalkc L Sanitary Grocery ' ' Market Fl.0ltl'1NCl'l .l. l.OWl'lY Pliom-S 121 and 61 20 E. Main Simi? IH53 17 S. Linwoxul Avo. l'l1onc 103-li Phone 555' also h 21 iYllliiit'Sl'j' Plmm- 08 Rugs, Blankets, Curtains, Spreads l':u'k up your lroublvs in il Bundle amd cull 25 Troy Laundry HN0l'XVilik,S Pik15'g1'0llllti,, WILL OPEN JUNE 12, 1932 Complilm-nts of Chefs Restaurant llzmcu lo Les Daniels' Pennsylvanians A l Dine in the New Grill ' WA W X Wells gl Stanford Q Auto Repairing M , ,. , , M G 1 T' .1 T b 'llic lwm-sl lizillung .Beau-ll lll thc VVo1'lml enerivllnlizeisgili u es 30 Milan Ave. Norwzllk, 0. 81 .1 PATRICK-HISS A FRIEND Look l-1l2AIiw- Opportunities for High School Graduates Snpposv that just after yon gzrzulnute from High Svhool an good position :I position or'fcring: splendid opportunity for promotion :incl snlanry - we-rv oll'e'rc'cl yon: 4-onlcl you iill il, or would they he ohligrwl to pass you I hy for SUIIIPIIIIK' with inorc- ivcliriivail training? In fhvsi' limes, more- lhun vvvr, ihf' hast lruinml pvoplv uri' living! S611-vis-tl for the hs-ttf-r positions. I'ui yourself in lim- for thi- hell.-1' opp irtuniiivs :xml :nuke 1-1-risiili of position, pri,n1oiion, invonuf, inH1u'm'e, civ.. hy taking :I liigrli-g,rr:ulc IHIHIIIUHS IFZIIIIIIIQI. This svhool win help you in planning your i'UlII'P-54' :intl give' you ihul Ill'U2lKll'l' illlll lu-tt:-r husincss lruininaf that is bring clvlllalmlvcl of young' pvoplz-. Wrilc- or 4-ull for inforinntinn :uhont our SPk'I'0t2Il'I1ll or Bnsinr-as .Xclniinislrnlion l'Ulll'SK'S. 'IlIllIllS1lIHIrf of otlwrs have fonnrl snc'r's's:a through this trniningr. You can too. The Oberlin School of Commerce OIBERLIN, oino C Next Door to Huron County Bank I ki i'oinplinninls of THE COMPANY N0l'II'illIilS IQIIQIIIIV Slorc For I'l'I'lN'illlIl I'rotvr'lion ' i S I th AETNA for Mun znul Iiovs Ask ns why! ' A. J. REAMER 201 Cilizens Nntionnl llnuk I'honc 119 IVA' girl' grva-ii SIJIIIIDS C I' - is I thc- 'iliJll'1fi-H9552 SOUTH SIDE MARKET UWGHT H UF CHOICE MEATS , ISABELLA of ai. ia I ,divx d I NORWALK, m S OHIO Phones 219 and 565 62 Benedict SYMI'A'l'IIE'I'1C SERVICE IN TIME OF NEED FRANK J. LENZ FUNERAL DIRECTOR INVALID CAR SERVICE PHONE 153 DAY AND NIGHT Compliments lo ilu' Class of 1932 All ALTAR SOCIETY D. C. SPAID Hair Cut ........ ,,,,20c Shave ......,,,....,,, ,,,,, 1 5c 20 W. Nlzvin Sl. in llzusvineiil The Best of Luck from Junior Sodality 32 Q. ,Q I Exivgdx tx ' ,V A. gps -J 'LOGIC A IHEAID J. S. DeWitt 79 la. Main sr. Furniture, Floor Coverings and Stoves llllNl1'I'6ll1' l,I'll'l'S TRI-ANGLE FLOWER SHOPPE Floral Designs xx Specialty THE MANHATTAN CLOTHING COMPANY Szlmliisliyk l,:ll'g.g'1-sl BICIIYS :uul Buys' Clutliing' Sturm- I'ixI'Insive but not I'lxpvnsivs l'lmm: H6--It 8 NV. Main St. NOW .X NNW G. IC. I5 30 60 XV.-t'I I' I..XMI' 'I'0 SI'lI.I. FOR I0 Vis. O'DONNELL ELECTRIC CO. I'n'm'clii'I Avo. Conlicler the economy of a NEW REFRIGERATOR 'I'lw in-w lu' llvfrigrrzllnrs :irc- lilslrvvls of III-:lilly :mtl I'itI'ir'i1-iwy. If your pri-smut rc-I'rigri'rutnr is of pour t'lPIlNll'Ill'lIUll or lms mil- Ilvvil ils um-tulm-rys, zu :ww Iu- II1'frigi'r:ilur will prow' :l ri-:il UWVIIUIIIX. Your im- Ulllllllillly will supply you with si mmlvrn nl-w RvI'rig:f'r- :ilnr :il il lnml1'i':lli' prim: The Maple City Ice Company I'lmm- NUI Friends Barber Shop Haircuts 35c l'lmm' THE Ili lh'il1'1lii'I .Xvi-. Cmnpliilivnls to ilu' flzlss ul' I932 YOUNG LADIES SODALITY City Fruit Market Fresh Fruits and Vegetables I'lmnc lil!! I0 VV. Main St l l'z-H IM-Iiwry me The Newest Fashions For the UIUIIIIIIIIIIFIIIS of BAMBERGER'S S'IIltlIISky, O. Millinery, H0siery, Noveltieg CUIIIPIIIIIYIIIS uf THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY High School Miss re Always Founcl First at . PREIS 33 LCDCPIK fi lei CANDIES, CIGARS lnxlwl NOl'WBll4 News I MAGAZINES TOBACCOS Agency I CI RETTES C. H. Kl iI.Ll'iR. Prop. Daily and Sunday Papers Phone 802 16 West Main St- NIE4.x'l' MAixRKE'I' NORWALK TRUCK LINE Vl'c move furniture und merf clumdise of all kinds. Daily L' F' trips to Detroit. 'l'olrclo :md Phone Mi Clevflflnd Groceries Meats Phone 244 or 164 , Give us :I 'l'ris1l VVO Deliver -A 334 W- M1411 Sf Trent Yourself to Anotlu-r DEL MARCA Kodaks und Everything 'l'h:lt flvrulv a Cigar Goes Vl'ith 'l'hi-in Developing and Printing Roll Q Overhuls Norwalk, Ohio Leading Druggists Norwalk O. CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS cn SERVICEf-PI,US- J Quality at Lowest Prices 3' F. E. RINGI-IOLZ 28 E. Malin Sl. Norwulk, Ohio 1 1 7 A. T. DISTEL JOE 1' RM Choice Meats of All Kinds Coal and Builders Supplies PIIOUC 318 35W stale St- Phono 1954 51 l3CFll'KillK't Ave. 11 The Modern Method of Burial -H U :Fa O vs' . 3 zz., 1' ' . U . . f , H Alrtlght llut Be Sure H wif -A V 'sh I H and ws a H H lvatel-pl-00f -gif ' i ii Norwalk H Q h t L:-I, E E ,, Made by NORWALK VAULT CO. I Ov-'-lPl C'-IJPFUCUZOO U'l '1 lPCU3P27C5 ... ,. ,1 U3 Z 5 '1 '4 A E 2 Z1 Wa- extend our vm-ry lu-st wishvs! Your rourw in l'hrif1 ' no uint- tvr where you go when you lcuvm- :whool . . . for tlwrv -lrr morn' illrln 1.150 J, C. Pvunry stora-s , thx oughout tlu- 4-ouutry: J. C. PENNEY Company, Inc Norwalk, O. l5 B 5biQ YM-v:vnvnv va.vgQ-Q1 vgvgvn Lvnvgv ,vgvfgvhvt :l'lL'Ol10IlllK'lll lu l4lvvl'y Sense of the lVor1l FORD 'Q HARRY N. lliilllfllil, 6015. Malin Sl. Norwalk. Ohio Cnuupliuufnis of J. C. MEYERS 34 Q vs' LOGIC A IMIIZAIW THE aosrwlclc GOODELL COMPANY Norwallc, C. S. Garretson Lumber Co. I.umln-r :uul Mill XVorli SIM-viallisls We- will lio:um'1- :ull vous liuililingx Hlll'l'JlllllllS Quivk Svrvivn- :lml SIIIIHIIIICIIIZII Our Mollo THE WM. P. BLINZLEY COMPANY ,X llwll Slow' in :i ltwll 'I'own Complete Home Furnishings Furniture Floor Coverings and Stoves Solcl on linsy l':uylm-nl I'lrnn. IIHIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS of THE FIRELANDS ELEVATOR CO. XIIIWYIIIIS, 0. ' Olmio Knapp Transfer Movixo o1:.xY1Nc: I'llom' Tl lot! Hlilliln-:14-y Ave. LIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIS of FIRELANDS OIL COMPANY IIIIQ' llc-ttvr quality ICE CREAM all ISALY'S DAIRY Norwalk, Ohio ENETIAN BLINDS THE FASHION SHOPPE IC. Blain St. Norwalk, 0. Featuring Smart New Summer Sportwear at 52.95, 53.95, 35.95 w THE ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO. lllllllllllllllllll HT Iluroo Street 'I'olt-do, 0'lIIKl lt's Smart to Be Gay! - -v ,, yn Olney tlic sp1'iog-tiim- impulsc . . . ln- gay . . In .ilum l I org'ct your cares :mtl worries . . . Hustle ovvr to 'I'lw Hcrlv K Meyers Co. in SZIIIIIUSIQY. XVIICPL' mom-y troubles vzmisli like mist lwt'o1'u thc sunshine . . . where it's not only smart lml easy to lac gay . . . lwvzlusc 1-von-ytliing's so lovely, so lligllly mlvsiralmlc . . . :incl yet so IIICXIIUIINIVC. 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