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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1945 volume:

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Thou ar the God of ni h t d C Y thc God that i my portion for:-vv Psalm LXXII-26 1920 1945 To our Silver VVa,rri0r and Pastor, Rcvcrcnd Alhcrt CQ Pcsscfall. who for thc past twenty-fivc ycars has con- sccratcd his life to thc Rcligimi Front in thc scrvicc of Christ thc King, wc the .lournalism Class of St. Paul 'High School respectfully dedicate the Twenty-Fourth Animal of thc Look-A-Hcad. X945 Blue-Sian Al A William Ackerman, Clayton Adelman Robert Adelman Harry Amato William Amato John Ammon Roy Argall Vernon Arnold B Norman Ball James Baltes John Baltes William Baltes lialph Barman Robert Barman Donald Bauer Donald Benson Clarence Berry Arthur Blok Clayton Bick ' Raymond Blinzley John Bleclic Jack Bleile Mathilda Boehme Cyril Boose Edward Boose James Boose John Boose Norman, Boose Paul Boose Ralph Boose Raymond Boose George Brady Thomas Brady Carl Brown Clifiord Brown C Richard Camp William Catalane James Conney John Corf Raymond Crist Donald Culley George Culley Harry Cnlley Paul Culley Robert Culley D Leroy Dedrlck Karl Didion Charles Doughty Robert Doughty William Duble E Neil Ebert Walter Egle Wilbur Egle Paul Englert I' James Farrell Eugene Felter Joseph Felter, Jr. Donald Fries Raymond Pelter Howard Fisher John Fisher Willard Fisher Albert Foos James Foos Thomas Fox Clayton Fries John Frish G Arthur Gahagan John Gathergood Robert Gfell Charles Gies Roman Gies William Gies J h-A-H ani' 5 Charles Gross Raymond Gro ss H Paul Harr John Haupricht Benjamin Hay Edward Heitz Ted Heller Lawrence Hilson Charles Hlpp Vincent Hipp Donald Hirbe Milton Hohler C. A. Hopkins Thomas Hug Edwin Huth I Eugene Isele Fred Isele J Richard Jacobs Wilbur Jacobs Paul Jenkins K Walter Kautz William Kantz Othmar Kehres Richard Kehres Carl Keller Robert Keller Clayton Keough Charles Kessler John Kiser Alfred Kludlng Walter Kluding Robert Kline Paul Kludlng Raymond Kramer Richard Kromer Denis Kuebler Joseph Kuebler Paul Kuhn L Carl LaConte Howard Landoll Joseph Langjhar, Howard Laux Richard Laux Jerome Leretz Jr Andrew Lindenberger Joseph Logan Joseph Lombardo Bernard Loyer Donald Loyer Wilbur Loyer Amos Loyer Kenneth Link M Eugene Mack Patrick Mack Lawrence Mack Joseph Mack William Mack Daniel Mack Albert Mainlet Karl March Paul March Frank Mayle Richard Mayle Thomas McClain Carl Mc'Conkey Norbert McKenzie Paul McKenzie Clinton McLaughlin Norbert McLaughlin John Meacer George Merner Robert Meesig Richard Merner Peter Messembnrg, Jr. Carl Meyers Frank Myers Richard Meyers Wilbur Meyers Robert Meyers Robert McConkey Lawrence Miller John Moehman George Moehman Charles Moll Leo Murphy James Mushett Anthony Musko Paul lvilyers Robert Newberger Dr. 0. J. Nicholson, Gilbert Nickoli 0 Louis 0'D0nne1l P Walter Pheifer Raymond Pheifer Ray Parker, Jr. Richard Parsons Robert Peadon James Penick Lawrence Phelfer James Pflieger Roy Pheifer Russell Pickett John Pigman Newman Preston R Leo Ralfath Charles Reichert Edward Reichert Robert Reineck John Relneck Thomas Reineck Clyde Rekart Jerome Rekart Paul Rekart Eugene Ringholz Carl Ringholz Paul Ringholz Edward Ringlein Donald Riley Leon Riley Paul Riley Elizabeth Riley Bernard Rinner Herman Rock Norbert Roth Peter Roth Sylvester Roth John Rupp, Jr. William Rupp Winifred Rupp S Ambrose Schaffer Florian Schaffer Herbert Schaffer Howard Schaffer Irvin Schaffer Raymond Schaffer Richard Schaffer Wilbert Schaffer William Schlachter Kenneth Schnellinger Richard Schnellinger Walter Schnellinger -4., M. D. Clayton Sellers Lester Sellers Robert Seitz Walter Seltz Paul Shibley Edwin Simon Raymond Simon Wilbur Simon Edward Skinn James Skim: Wilbert Skinn Steven Slepko Charles Smith Cletus Smith Donald Smith James Smith Paul Smith Robert Smith Paul Snyder Arthur Steiber Donald Stein Winfield Swaebly T Edward Theisen Paul Theisen Robert Theisen William Thelsen Andrew Trotter Stanley Trendowlez U Mary Lou 'Underhill Robert Underhill V George Vatorella Joseph Vartorella Clarence Vogus Raymond Vogus Vincent Vogus Kenneth Vogus W Eugene Wagner Norbert Wagner Alfred Wechter Arthur Wechter Frank Wechter Adelbert Weis Clarence Weisenberger Cletus Weisenberger Paul Welsenberger Raymond Weisenberger Robert Weisenberger Alfred Welfle Charles Welfle Harold Welfle Margaret Wert Edward West Alfred Westrick Arthur Westrlclr Eugene Widman Leonard Widman Paul Wldman Robert Widman Walter Wldman Gerard Williams George Willman John Winkler Edina Whechter Y Raymond Young Z Steve Zbin Raymond Zink ,Q f N J E Armos Loyer Texas YF-fifS'P ,. ,,. ,X K ., X, , f' fs.. ZmQ f. 1 A-.' 5 !-V ...V .4 N J A '. , j1jf'L,,!4 - Hgff -, X- -N, , Richard Parsons r-Q 12.1.2 X 'H ' Anarew Trotter Munda L x b 'f xy ' fl North Africa EJ Y, , in fir 'E K xgps fl j ,, g X QE I Jn XX- 1 X ff! J y sl X A gk Q xx J ,I 1 X' if Ln rrr r I :,., ,. Sw 8 S1 5 haha f ,..r fam Sgt- Walter Pheifer Cpl. James Penick S. lfc Richard Mack 'Pfc. Edward Ringlein Germany Germany Iwo Jima Italy X945 lllaliianlfze EJ Reverend Wm- S- Friemoth Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Mary St. Catherine Mary Jane - - - Mary Matthias - Mary Haclwig - Mary Bertrand ' Mary Rose - Mrs- Harold Vietch - Mrs- Robert Derby Mr. Thomas Brown - Mr. Elmer Dials - Zzaanl' Principal Senior Adviser Junior Adviser Sophomore Adviser Freshman Adviser Science Instructor Home Economics History and Public Speaking Instructor Study Hall Supervi- sor and Office Clerl: Girls' Athletic ln- structoi' fFirst Semester, Study Hall Super- visor ancl Office Clerk, Girls' Ath- letic Instructor CSecond Semester, Athletic Director Assistant Coach i k if Rev. William S. Friemoth Mrs. Eleanor Derby Rev- W. S., Friemoth Mrs. Harolcl Veitch Mr. Thomas Brown Mr- Elmer Dials h-A-H ,,5... .4-.4-,lf szafg YOl,. XXIV Commencement Issue., 1945 No, 8 Pnhlished monthly dur- ing: the school year by the journalism class of St. Paul High School, Norwalk, O. Subscrip- tion rates 51.00 a year- Entered as second-class matter October 29, 1923, nt the post office at Nor, walk, Ohio. under the Act of Marcih 3, 1879. Editor-in-chief liugxene Lippcrt Associate Editors Rose Mae Bick Margaret Kline Alumni Patron Editor ltita Kramer Class Editors Georgia Bricker Donna llipp Marilyn Hipp Carolyn Missler Copy Editors Mary Jean Peadon Edna Vogus Wesley 1Vatkins Typist Rita Stoll Advertising and Business Dorothy Bick Circulation James iiI'0Ill6l' Layout Department llelen Myers Photography Rev. VV. S. Friemoth Bateham Studio Upper lcft: Margaret Kline, lin- gene Lippert, and Rose Mae Bick, editors. Right: Dorothy Bick, ad and business manager. Second IAOVV, left: Edna Vogrus. WYE-sley Vl'atkins, and Mary Jean Peadon, copy edi- tors. Left: James Kromer, circu- lation managrer and Rita Stoll. typist. Third row, left: Rita Kra- mer, patron editor. Right: Helen Myers, picture editor. Lower, left.: Donna Hipp, Carolyn Missler, Geor- gia Bricker, and Marilyn Hipp, class editors- Right: Father Friemoth, photographer. il.:--A-H 1945 4.,, 45 5' mth H ada Qaanjf f .4 Berman! 14. !VeL1an paeuclewi lloly Name l, 2, 3, 43 U- S. M. C. 1, 25 Caltholie Aetion Cell lg Choir 1, 2, 35 Orchestra, l, 2. Il, fig Ulm-e Club 44 Ju- nior Ki'w:uniun 'ig Class Offieer Al.: l,I'2llll2I.lil'fl 4. pauline Ricfzafzbt Wine-paealcfeni B. V. M. Sodality 35 Oflicer 43 C. S. M. C. 43 Catholic Action Cell 3: Orchestra 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 L-A-H Staff 3, 4g Honor Student 3, 45 Class' Officer 1, -lt Dramatics 43 Commercial Award 3. POLLY . . . loves to bowl and dotes on milkshakes . . . has special devotion to the Blessed Virgin . . . plans to be a private secretary . . . spends leisure time writing letters and reading . . . prefers her music sweet and sentimental . . . avid typing student . . . chums with Lois Fisher and Donna Myers . . . likes sport clothes . . . rainy weather gets her down . . . frequently heard saying, Oh, not really ? . . . Smoke Gets In Your Eyes is tops song . . . collecting snapshots rates as hobby . . . Dana Andrews is her movie star . . . most em- barrassing moment-time she stopped at a red light and banged into the rear of a police car. b-lk-H NLl'lliS . . . spends leisure time sleeping - . . hlobby, washing trueks - . - prefers basketball as favorite ae- livity in high school . . - pet peeve double periods - . . rates radio as best subject . - . loves to hear ulloogrie- 2 Woogie records - - . St. laul, his fav- orite saint . . drools over Gene Tier- ney - . - pet-saying: You did what? . . . usually sf-on with Chas Mushett and llzurry Gnliagwm at the school of arts - . . All-American sportsnmn and St. l':1ul lettermau sneeording to his numerous fans. Janna Mem '7aea4mea B. V. M. Sodality 2, 3, 4g C. S. M. C. 43 Catholic Action Cell 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Stage Manager 4, L-A-H Staff 4g Honor Student 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Commercial Award 35 Magazine Winner 3. EARS . . . occupies her time writing letters . . . while her favorite subject is typing . . . her life-time ambition is to be a record-breaking typist . . . having to get up in the morning peeves her most . . . Donna likes her music slow and mellow . . . Van Johnson fNo. 1 Glamour Boyj is her favorite movie star . . . sport togs catch her fancy . . . Oh, my gosh! is her pet saying . . . St. Joseph rates tops with her . . . most embarrassing moment was-being caught asleep in Sociology period . . . chums with Pauline Richards and Lois Fisher. FRANNlE . . . loves reading and sewing - . . has special devotion to her patron saint, St. Anthony - . . favorite activity is Girls' Choir . . - Mary Ruf- fing is her Closest school companion . . . usually seen at Harter's or Is:ily's . - . her pet pecve is getting up in the morning' . - . rates glamour boy, Van Johnson as top movie star - . . goes for sport clothes in :1 big way . . . spends free time taking care of child- ren . bookkeeping is tops on F:mnie's list as most delightful subject - . -- plans to be an future secretary. between formal and informal . ... 3 .... vu Q -gb Jlaanca M Saluiaifcuan B. V. QM- Sodzllity 1, 2, 3, 44 C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 41, Choir lg Glee Club I, 2, 3, ,tg I.-A-H Staff 2, 3, 'lil Bowling Green Delegate Atg llonor Student 1, 2, 3, 4, llreuuuties 4: C0lllIIl0I'l'lill Awfird 3, Perfect Punetuulity 1, 2, 4-4 Sewing Award lg Chronicle l,e:1der 2g lVl:1ga- zinc vl'lIlIlt'l' 3'- Wiarjinia gwzlan Semelaay, Wa. ' n B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Catholic Action Cell 1, 23 Choir 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g L-A-H Staff 2, 3, Bowling Green Delegate 4g Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Dramatics 43 Commercial Award 3. GINNIE . . . Class twinkletoes . . . answers to the call of Joe . . . wants to travel around the world . . . spends time manicuring nails and sleeping in a leisurely sort of way . . . classifies Dana Andrews as tops in Hollywood . . . popular music and boogieewoogie rate as just the thing . . . prefers Joan of Arc and Blessed Virgin . . . pet saying, f'0h, I don't know . . . chief erk is no gas . . . usually seen with the gang at Eddie's . , . likes clothes just X945 .45 Lf: '- Q . Piufllu 4. naw, B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Catholic Action Cell 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 1. 2, 33 Commercial Award 4. PHILLIE . . . life ambition is to rear five boys, one girl . .' . pet peeve is getting up early . . . spends leisure time writing letters or pressing skirts . . . basketball rates tops . . . tailored clothes are A-1 on her list . . . usually seen at Eddie's accompanied by the gang . . . Well, gee ! is her pet saying . . . sews for a hobby . . . Van Johnson makes her sigh . . . St. Joseph and Blessed Virgin rate highest with her . . . favorite subject is General Music . . . Being called for a technical foul at St. Mary, Lorain basketball game proved her most em- barrassing moment . . . My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time is her choice in song. JUG - . . intends tio major in phy- sical education . . . rates St. Joseph and St. Anthony as her favorite saints .Bm 4. 4uJm B. V. M- Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Catholic Action Cell 1, 2, 33 Choir 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g I.-A-li Staff 1, 2, 3, 44 Managing Editor C.lunior lssuejg Honor Student Zig Dramatics -lg Ora- torical' Contest 44. K IZ. .Jlfzpp B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 C. S. M. C. 3, 43 Catholic Action Cell 1, 25 Choir 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,3 L-A-H 1, 25 Bowling Green Delegate 3, 43 Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 4, Commercial Award 3: Chronicle Leader 3g Magazine Winner 3. KIT . . . fKitty is preferredj . . . Spelling Contest winner . . . looks forward to being a Costmotologist . . . collects photographs for a hobby . . . spends lei- sure time writing letters . . . prefers popular-sentimental music . . . became em- barrassed when she missed a cue in Here Comes Charlie . . . all out for casual clothes-not too plain . . . usually seen at Thompson's . . . pals around with Mary Blinzley and Stella Slepko . . . holds a grudge against the alarm clock . . . Bob Hutton and Van Johnson send her . . . St. Catherine of Sienna holds her favor . . . rates General Music as favorite subject . . . Oh, sugar are her by-words . . . rates Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart highest on her I-Iit Parade. lx-A-l-li . . . goes in for dressy clothes - . . usually seen at the bowling alley . . . Sociology ranks highest with her . . - chums with Pauline Richards and Donna Myers . . - plays the piano to wilc away her leisure time . . . prefers classical music - . . pet saying, You c'an't do thlis to me! . . . drools over handsome and distinguished Perry Co' mo . . . trying not to fall asleep in c-lass is her pet peeve. MWmwd6i8wu ' Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4g Catholic Action Cell 1, 2, 533 Glee Club 4, L-A-H Staff 15 Class Otlicer 1, 3. RAY . . . Navy representative of the class . . . another patron of the school of arts . . . prefers Navy-blues in clothing line . . . Navy Physical Test pro- vided his most embarrassing moment Qanyone who has ever taken one would know whyj . . . looks to St. Patrick for assistance . . . wants to get into avia- tion . . . rates Radar as favorite subject . . . prefers popular music . . . aver- ages 100 per cent for his favorite activity in high school--sleeping . . . awaits movies piloting Spencer Tracy . . . enjoys Navy saying, Hey there, Jack. . . . rates When This War Is Over as favorite song. l4l,lNZ . future CUSlllUfUlUglSi' . . . lofves to sew . - - sparkles in sports . . . swoons to jive of popular 8. music - . . drools over Van Johnson . . . craves sport clothes . . . time IS- V. M. Sodality l, 2, 3, ,Lg C. S. M. passes too quickly, noticeable peeve q 1, 2, 3, 4,3 C,,th,,1ic Action Cell 3' . . . holds Hollywood Canteen as - 4. ,IW Club 1, Q, 3, 4. Movie of Year . . . most fnmbarrassing moment was noted in General Music class when I tuned in on zu, wrong - note . - . usually seen with Kathryn llipp and Stella Slepko at favorite liaunt, '1lll0lllDSOIl,S . . - special devotion to the Blessed Virgin. Glaak Z. Jliahea Holy Name 1, 2, 4g C. S. M. C. 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2,'31 L-A-H Staff 3, 45 Junior Kiwanian 45 Class Oflicer 33 DF21YY12It1CS 4, Chronicle Leader 2, 43 Oratorical Contest 4. FISH . . . frequent visitor of the 'tschool of arts . . . has the ambition 'to be a retired business man . . . too much homework peeves him . . . stuns the whole class by explaining his method of getting the oscillations of the tank cir- cuit of the superhetrodyne set out of resonance . . . during leisure time runs the Norwalk Truck Line . . . favors sport clothes and popular music . . . chums around with anybody who can stand his company . . . St. Paul is his prayer refuge . . . Radio rates with him as the subject . . . swoons to the song Nola . . . indulges in spotting trailers on the first shot as favorite hobby . . . captivating Bugs Bunny holds his movie fancy. X945 lwaaq 0. Ruffin? Magazine W'inner 3. Hliuffing Foursomef' Maw 14. faced: ll. Y. M. Sodality l, 2, 3, tl: t'a1holie .Xetion fell I, 2: l'hoir l, 2: ills-e Fluh l. 2. Il, 4-. R04801-GJ? Mak B. V. M. Sodality 2, 3, 43 C. S. M. C. 2, Fl, 4, Catholic Action Cell 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Artist 2, 43 Honor Student fi, 43 Commercial Award 33 Magazine Winner 3, Oratorical Contest 2. fl. HMERKIFY' . . . to be a private secretary is her aim . . . hates to get into a mess of figures in bookkeeping . . . prays to St. Rose of Lima . . . usually seen at Thompson's or Isaly's with Rita, Stella, Mary, and Kitty . . . likes to design clothes, 'play records, go walking or read books . . . specializes in sport clothes . . . often heard saying, unuttier than a fruit cake . . . lists Office Prac' tice as her favorite subject. lx-IX-H B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, Il, 4: C. S. M. C, 1, 2, IS, 43 Catholic Action Cell 1, 2: Choir 43 Glee Club 1, 2, Il, 45 Honor Student l, 2. 3, 4, Commercial Award 3g Perfect Punctuality 1, 2, Il, 43 Stamp Contest Winner 25 Sewing Award 13 URUFFIEN . . . desires to be a teacher . . . reads and listens to the radio for a hobby . . . getting up at dawn provokes her . . . likes to wear sports clothes . . pet saying is t'Good grief! . . . misinforming Father Friemoth regarding' the class-play ticket returns was her most embarrassing moment . . . spends leisure time caring for children . . . pals with Frances Strimpfel . . . prefers classical music . . . lates Claudett Colbert as her favorite movie actress . . . us- ually seen at Thcmpson's . . . delights in typing . . . oldest of the famous .l.Xlill'l - . . favorite subject, Office Praetiee - . . but making mistakes in Bookkeeping gets her down - . . buying meat and finding she hasn't ration points proves most embarrassing mo- ment . . . jives to the popular music' Q . . generally seen with Francis, Rita, Stella, Mary, Kathryn, Rosemary . . - sports clothes preferred . . - spends leisure time walking and reading . . . usually at 'l'hompson's or lsaly's for that pause that refreshes - . . No kidding her by-word. Jima!! 4. Qafnagan Holy Name 1, 2, 3,,4g C. S. M. C. 3, 43 Choir 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Stage Man- ager 43 Junior Kiwanian 45 Dramatics 45 Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain fBasket- ballj 4. HARRY . . . jolly, happy-go-lucky, four-year basketball and football letter man . . . sports title as football Captain . . . rates football and bowling as tops . . . constant companion of Bernie Nelson . . . ambition postponed to post war-he's army bait now . . . usually found at the good old school of arts or at Elmer's Alleys . . . The curl dangling on my forehead peeves me most. . . . steps i'out in loud sport clothes . . . always saying, A car, but no gas. . . . most embarrassing moments-' too numerous to mention, says Harr . . . music preference Hnothin' but swing. y ItETE - . . holds secretary-work as li'fe's anibition . . . hobby is sewing - . . M cravles skating . . . dreads the shrill of the alarm at dawn . . - thrives on B. V' M. Sodalitv 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S' M' SP011 010th-BS - - - UIOVIC, 'tG01ns My C. 3, Catholic Action Cell 1, 2, Glen YSf11y, plus popular jfwsiff Utes high- Club 1, 2, 3, .lg Comm-rf-ml Award 3g 'st - - ' spends 1f 5m'e doing mom Perfect Attcndance 1, 2g Oratorical anything' . . . values great joy as pet C,,nt,.St 23 Sewing Award ll saying - - - haunts 'l'hoinpson's and Isalyls with Mary Blinzlcy and Stella Slepko . . - has special confidence in thc Little Flower. Q'ewlJine Z. Milla B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Class Artist 1, 2, 3, 43 Grade News Editor 13 Honor Stu- dent 2, 4g Class Ofiicer 1, 2, 35 Commercial Award 43 Perfect Attendance 1, Oratorical Contest 4. GERRY . . . owning an art studio is her dream of tomorrow . . . craves sport clothes . . . has the pet saying You know! . . . often seen at Eddie's with Phyllis, Ginny, Rosie and Bea . . . passes time by drawing and playing piano . . .loves typing . . . favorite song is Tico Tico . . . thinks basketball is O. K. . . . has special devotion to Blessed Virgin . . . pet peeve is finding a mistake in her bookkeeping homework . . . swoons over Van Johnson . . . prefers popular and some classical music . . . most embarrassing moment was being late for the orchestra on the first night of the class play. X945 Rodman eg. Scfmffu szezza M sepxw ll. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 44 C. S. M- V. l, 2. 3, lg Catlrolic Action Cell 34 Choir 2, 3, -tg Ulm- Club l, 2, Ls, 4, S1-wing Award l. gugene G. Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 43 C. S. M. C. 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief fAnnualJg Junior Kiwanian 4, Dramatics 4. GENE . . . Remember, eu-ryhody,keep smiling. . . . may be found with Dick Doyle fwhen he's homel at the Rexall . . . sometimes found at home . . . hopes someday to own a red Cadillac convertible . . . spends spare time watch- ing June Allyson on the screen or listening to swing and boogie-Woogie a la Tommy Dorsey . . . has a special devotion to St. John . . . sent the Here Comes Charlie audience inio spasms with his Grand Canyoning yawning of Oh, it's such a bore, don't you know! . . . served as three-star editor of the current annual. h-A-H B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S. M. C. 3, 43 Catholic Action Cell 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Manager 45 L-A-H Staif 2, 33 Bowling Green Delegate 3, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 33 Chronicle Leader 4. HROSIEH . . . spends spare time sleeping . . . always losing things . . . looks forward to- Angel in White as her career . . . collects silver dollars as a hobby . . . basketball rates high in activities . . . has special devotion to the Blessed Virgin . . . likes a wardrobe of sports clothes . . . prefers Gerry at the piano . . . Pm hungry! is pet saying . . . thrives at Eddie's . . . thinks ace actor is Bob Hutton . . . most embarrassing moment occurred when the lights failed to go on between the second and third act of the class play on Monday night . . . usually seen with Phil, Gerry, Ginny, and Bea. S'l'EI.l. . - . intcnds to kill or cure the sick - . . pet pecvo . - . never cnough money . - . according to Stoll, Oscars go to Going My VVay . . . leisure time doing most anything - . . one event in Sociology really floured lu-1' - . . glides io the tunes of popular music . . - usually seen sipping voices at '1'hoinpson's . - . lmskethall rates as favorite sport . . . outstanding hobby 7 stitching hcr sport: clothes . . - chums with Mary Blinzlcy, Kathryn Hipp, Ri' ia Janotta, and IIOSPIIIIIYY Merle. fqanalff .L'. filiulea Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Stage Manager 45 Junior Kiwan- ian 45 Dramatics 45 Commercial Award 3, 4. ARNIE . . . class repair man . . . hopes to be a flyer . . . 0. K.'s sports clothes . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . usually seen with Paul Stein, Clark Fisher, and Dick Kerner . . . chief hangout: Crystal Restaurant and the roller rink . . . likes Radio above all other subjects . . . prefers St. Anthony . . . spends leisure time doing' most anything . . . classifies Bing Crosby as first in Hollywood . . . frequently heard saying: Put a nickel in it . . . thrives on up-to-date tunes. .lANIE . . - forever losing things likes all the latest tunes . . - goes in for typing . . . hopes to be an efficient secretary . - . has special devotion to Blessed Virgin . - . spends liesure time driving: the car or reading magazines . . . sports clothes catch hen eyes - . - chums with almost everybody . . . VVell l'll be is her pet saying! . - . you can usually find her at Forest Lake dance hall which is her favorite hangout - . - giving out wrong pro- grams at the senior class play Here Comes Charlie proved most embar- rassing moment. Maaq ality 1, 2, 3, 41g C. S. M- U. l, 2, 3, 445 Catholic Action Fell 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -tg LAA-lf Staff 4. Eealaice M Wedendeaqm B. V. M. Sodality 15, 2, 3, 45 C. S. M. C. 1, 2, fl, 45 Catholic Action Cell 1, 2, -39 Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 L-AfH Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief fJunior Issuej Honor Student 2 ,4. BEA . . . hopes to be a beautician . . . simply crazy about sports clothes . . . rates Van Johnson as favorite movie star . . . swoons to Gerry Miller's music . . . spends leisure time sleepin . . . pet peeve is two pair of specs . . . has special devotion to St. Joseph . . . rates General Music as favorite subject . . . chums with Gerry, Ginny, Phyllis and Rosann . . . usually seen at Eddie's or the Bowling Alley . . . thrives on sports of all kinds . . . has been ace cheer- leader for three years. 1945 awful! Q .1 i .W 'ffl a Qlaanrf UM afaq' llfeepefzfi of lfae larzlamef 'Jlip, Jlflp, Jfumag! ' h-lk-l-l ememtke S1-ptelnlwr fifth hegins the sauna old story :ls clzlss offivc-rs of lhv rc'- siwctivv rlnsscfs hoist Old Glory pro- svnlvml hy fha' Young: lnlclivs' Sorlulify. Offivc-1's ure: Cleft fo righfl 'l'onl Minor- mli, frm-slnnnng l5m'rmrd Nelson, senior: John Minnrdi, sophomore. ond .lznnes lla-rts'nst4-in, junior. l.-A-lI's four-:-:fur pngro 4-ditors caught in ll, pepsi-pose as they pri-paired fo coke np sonic' splzlshy ills-:ls for one of tho rn-gnl:n' issnvs. I4-fl to right: Zljvelyn Newly:-rgm-r, Margie' llick, Phyllis Nickoli, :Incl liosvnlury Klnding. Mcvt the Sl. Palnl Clivvrio-trio' l'z1r'c'- markers in the linv of yvils :Ind cha-vrs. sports fans hnvc conw to know :Incl nn- ticipzntc-' thc l1l:1zv-nwny tcclniiqlic- of St. l'nnl's Tlircv SlllN'l' c'l1cr'1'-lc-:ulc'rs: llvn- iricv Wm-isa-111mm-1'u'v1', lifllo .loan Wvclltvr :incl Phvllis Aide-lnmn. S l 4aon1,,,, l,c-ft: Fran: tlif-ir tlirom-s uf rm-fl velw-t, Qin-c-ri luis Fislic-r aml King ' Tum fllinarcli, .wc salt-sim-ri in thc I,-.X-II salv- svriptimi c-alnpaign, rt-igrn uw-1' ilu- vwn- ingfs fvstivitirs. ltiglit: Donna fllyvrs, gr:-m-ral C'llilll'Ill5ll1, ll1ic'rn-limllicw-s tln- val'- iouea ft-atllrvs as tlw clanvs- lbI'HQ'l'Jllll gc-is we-ll ixmlvr wax. '14 lifiqinz' '70 fzememdeaf ' l.c-fi: lst'IllI'il't' NVl'iSl'lllN'I'g1'f'I' : ulcl Galiagran tripping the ligrlil fantas- tic ' at tlw I,-.X-ll Ilanvl-. Prnt:-1': Prim-- winningz attire at ilu- lxlasqluwaclc- is clis- playc-ml by Mary .l. Pa-amlun, Marjnric- livi- nvvk. Frank Allvn, and Uliarlc-s Kovlwr, ltigrlit: Rosann Svliaffc-r and .lamc-s llc-rt:-nstc-in Swinging: an a Sfai ' as ilu-y liigl1-ste-p to fun- lglefp .fiuelqf ' Nino smiling reasons why tlu- l-.X-ll Nlixvr was a super Slll'l'f'S'2Z First row. lc-tt to rigrlit: Cllarlt-s Muslu-tt, Msxrgraiwt Klint-, and Marjorie- llivk. Sccoml raw: l.oi:- I'liSlli'l', Rusann Svliaffvr. llunna Mya-rs, aml Mary ltuffingr. Tliircl raw: 'l'1-rl-sa line-pc-lt' and Nlarjnrir- l'lrim-ck. lqaing My Way? '7 X945 W v 'eauafcacfe of rqmeuca' Glau Ufficeu SFNTORS: Bc-rnurd Nc-lson, Prvsirlenf Pzmlim- Ricliurxls, Vive-llrvsiclenf Virgriniu Burton, Sf'i'Y'l'l'JlI'j' llllllllil Myers, 'l'r4-:usllrvr JVNIORS: I JIIIIIPS Heriviistoin, Prvsiclvnf .lnimw Fritz, Vic-0-Prvsiclvnt Mary Ruth lnlmloll, Svvrc-1:1i'y Phyllis Nivkoli, 'l'ro:usm'0r lx-lk-l-l HOPIIONIORICS: John Minalrcli. l'rcsiclf'ni Dorothy Rick, Yic'e--Prfsirlenf Ge-orgrizx. Bricker, Secretary Paul Gross, '1'r1-osurvr FR'l'1SIIMl'1N: Thomas Mlnnrcli, President Ilzlvicl, Ammon, Vice-l'resimlr'nt Mary C. Collier, Secretary Ruth Hipp, 'Treasurer ...13.. -e 3 'WJM My Jfeacf in Jffne efaucfd' v . , fl ppc-1' rlglxil C. A. l', Carlton Smith Row Malo Ilivk John Nlinzlrcli '14 Me p Vt. 7 Denis Best :incl Elizabeth Landoll demonstrzite one phase- of thG Courtesy l,l'0gl'1lIll. 'L' ' ' Zfse Nefalfiae' Edna. Vogus and Theresa Kocher go the Courtesy Way in eliminating the pguxn. 7hawwmE1 6'Aeea'a2f Me SZ. paul-Balm J!ez7Au'6a9e Batik ' ' . 'Q -' -' 2:5552 , 1 Q. - . . ' . X ... .. .:-,:. . -. wr' 51 H' V 3' V 3535' X - V ' 5, .2L ':5'. 'R-H V 4-- .,V- . A. V - , . 4+ , Q- ..,, ,., ,. , ,, . . - - . . 4. . M ,. YQ? ex. X XX . Q ,.g,...,A,,,..? N Q. - ,- ., - . . W., .- .-Q , ,f-,QQ 0 .51 5g::5 ::: : gj - :sl V ' ' . . , 1 51 Q ,Q +4 ':' ' - ' -. ' F , I 'I Ti W- 1 X 1 mx 'iff-,. AA , V J ul .Q .V M ng, -5 If 2 -sf' .5 5 'A P A . Q ' ' vi m . 1 . S Q S 4 Q ' ' Q , W5 1' ff' Y M mf if if if' 'gf' if' gf' 5 1 P , A , ' , - K' H ':-:-Q:x-..- ::::2:f': '2s:2'f ,.. ,M i xv ,.,, . A .V Same 70 Zfaa, qalfzeaf wad, ,mr me QW4 Azz ,umf ...lg- js In W4 J' , ., 1, . Qlfiniea Wada .fancf X945 Seniaa Bella of Me 51. Eau! Swppea-fbance Q .ill 3 4 i 1 3 'I llnsnnn S1'lmft'm', G4-rnlclim' Milla-r, Yirgrinial lllll l'0ll, Phyllis .x1l0lllliIll, lls-:llriuv Wm-iscrlluxrgrcr 711-434 7Ua4f-- eoudlaiql Jfapfzy in Zine lvauy glued ll:-rlmril N4-lsun, luis lfislu-V, Virginia l5urton,:u14l Nlnry liul't'- ' ing., svninrs, fnslz-n lln' :lrrmv wlllvlm pmnlvrl ilu- way fu vnllr- R,.,y,,,,,ml lg,,l,.4,. gvnim. lm-sy during' llu- ym-:ur'+a l'illlIl1illLZ'll. NNW' Rl.I,,.Q.M.,m,1iH., lx-lk-H pm-,...,.v.:,... .... .,., ..,,... : ...,. .. V . , I , . V N , ,fy w:..,,,,,,.,..T, X iqdiid-It! .L'ii7lf1JfL.l Gamelan! l'pp0r loft: Soplmninx-vs paso for the l.-A-ll lwirrliv- parlivipalecl in the .xlllllllll Varivly Slinw. display llu- nifty I 1.1-5 'l'l ll ll sk tl Y: -l : 5 - flf'llll'I'1 Sl. l'anl's I , ll. l. C2lfli'll1xS a group ol' lhv Junior L:J3Ci,Z2.ll mil W PM 0 ml P W Hu HS sm I I Wlifr hops as thi-y tram-l lIlllIl0Vl'2l.!'Kl QU after Classes. 4 Upper right: And then 'clwre worm- two, Senior avolylvs, lgf'Wl'f, lilgrlllfu 'illl3'.1l7:'1'1iIllf xXi'0 Uniting: B5-ltcr vgXll 'thc Arnold Nlissl-er and Clark Fislwr. clbn thvil' HlJl'Plli'F and lllfw- sa5s bt. laulz- LH.: bps-llmgz fllillIlIl,'lXllf.l1ljY1 lllpp, msslwk fm, uw lust Huw. while she- proudly displays the A. .l. llaltvs Spelling' '1 rnpng fhcrs for a year. linnnvrs-up in thc' Uvntvsl we-rv Mary lanvvr lvfl: Sl- Paul grrazlv and high scluml slnllvnls, who Ruth l.amlnll, ll-unna Hipp, and GL'1'al1linL' Milli-r. X945 2 MSS r I Rf 3 .1 . . 55? 'Sched fbaqd, Rule f25a.g,4.!' Top left: Ready to board the Chattanooga Choo Choo for their Sentimental Journey to Notre Dame College, Cleveland, Ohio are these ten senior lassies: fFirst rowj Pauline Richards, Kathryn Hipp, Phyllis Adelman, Mary .lane Soisson, and Frances Strimpfel. tSccond rowj Mary Ruilingg, Virginia Burton, Lois Fisher, and Donna Myers. Right: Juniors take time out to read between the lines of their super-duper traditional L-A-H issue. Center: li-A-l-l Soothing the I'm so hungry sighs are the sophs as they barbecue some hot dogs at their picnic. Bottom left: Ace sellers in the sale of Here Comes Charlie tickets smile triumphantly into the lens: Dorothy Bick, Arnold Missler, and Lois Fisher. Center: Just a typical pose about the twenty-Hrst of March-SSSPPPRRRINNNNG FIVER! Bottom right: Freshies pose as they stand ready to step into the sophomore ranks. 22- 'Jaw Gama 0lmdie'-- Swim paacfuclfionl . . Seated: Cleft to Smythe Kerseylg Kerseylg Pauline Fisher fcharlielg maidl. Standing: Harold Clark Fisher fred Hartleyli Bernard Nelson fLarry Elliottlg Eugene Lippert ClVlortimer Smythe Kerseylg Arnold Missler CUncle Aleckj- right, Katherine Hipp fVivian Virginia Burton flVlrs. Symthe Richards ClVlrs. Farnhamjg Lois Frances Strimpfel CNora, the Gahagan Cofficer Tim lVlcGrillD3 LARRY: Laugh darn you! What's so ridiculous about that? I'll make a good daddy to little Charlie. MRS. FARNHAM: Promises! What are silly promises? You can find a place in the orphans' home for him. OFFICER McGRILL: '4Faith, and it's a wonderful pie maker ye are, Nora, me darlin'. Yer pie is almost as good as your kissin'. NORA: Go 'long wid your blarney, Tim McGrill. MRS. SMYTHE KERSEY: We can't afford to ofend these people at this stage of the game. CHARLIE: You looky here! Mebbe my clothes is a sight, but my map c0uldn't look a bit worse than yourn does. At least I wear my face raw. I don't cover it with a lot of store paint and bakin' powder. Why, 23 Directed by Rev- W- S. Friemoth St. Paul Auditorium April 15, 16, 1945 Stage Managers: Donna Myers and Rosann Schaffer. you look like you're liable to break out in biscuits 'most any minute. UNCLE ALECK: I gonics! I 'lowed nobody ever war goin! to open that dod-durned door! By cripes! I almost lgin out bangin! on hit. Why, howdy, folks? I didn't see you all afore. Is this the shack war a young sprout lives by the name 0' Larry Elliot? TED: Your face-the silly look when she calls you papa Larry! HA, HA! VIVIAN: I told you why she threatened me, Larry. Are you going' to take her word against mine? NIORTIMER: I say, bah Jove, I don't want to leave. I'm having a spiffy time. I haven't been bored once. X945 M1 ,waz me sw, cw farm M me ,umm amz Top right: L-A-H's candid camera catches a glimpse of the grand finale which featured in the program presented by the students of the grade and hlh school in honoring Father Pessefall on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee. Bottom: Junior members of the South America Study Clulm who have achieved their Paladin Degree of Merit for active participation in Mission study: QFirst rowj Mary M-A-H Remlingcr, Margaret Kline, Rita Stoll, Marjorie Rick, James Hertenstein, Mary K. Kerner, and Phyllis Nickoli. fSecond row! Marg-ie Reineck, Theresa Koepele, Rose- mary Kludingg Rose Mae Bick, Mary R. Landoll, Joseph Hulhng, and James Fritz. fRightJ Gerry Miller looking' Usweet as a pusy as she poses after the Alumni-Senior Prom. 'l i AM! S S mlffinq fan Spbzillual, Mwial, ana! Wfoaale- Crown the Queen of May, with rosary prayers each day, was the theme song of the May devotions held in the form of a Rosary Contest among the classes of the high school. Class leaders who scored the respective innings each day display the score chart and bulletin board which recorded the students' progress: Left: Ruth Schnee, Paul Gross, and Bernard Nelson. Right: Theresa Koepele. Bottom: Soph picnickers relax between a double header which featured in the class' Weiner roast at Willard. Top right: Company G-men anticipate the drill and discipline of Uncle Sam: Harold Gahagan, James Fritz, and Bernard Nelson. Bottom right: Freshmen who have also merited the Paladin Degree of Merit for Mission activity: fFirs1. row? Elizabeth Landoll, Joan Ringholz, Rosemary Giles, Patricia Burrill, Virginia Eastman, Dorothy Landoll, Janice Nestor, and Patricia Widman. Second row: Arthur Stoll, Richard Meyers, John Spaar, Tom Minardi, William Ringlein, Larry O'Donnell, James LaConte, and Bill Boose. X945 ..25.. , A ,rw 1 XJ' 4 ,Ns W .sv-- n MM. h-IX-H .Se 0 I 'luafzcfa af '7ime' Left: Ctop to bottomlz Rosann Schaffer Center: Clark Fisher Beatrice Weisenberger Kathryn Hipp Bernard Nelson Mary Jane Soisson Frances Strimpfel Mary Blinzley Donna Myers Rita Janotta Right: Pauline Richards Eugene Lippert Mary Ann Jacobs Mary Ruffing Sh Zdhu? V447ZneQkaLEq 1944 1933 '7Qmm Wlmiifwzfwlehuf 1941 X945 Mum fm liffamle .1 Uaclnedaa M-A-H Sl. Pm! QM ' Gam nic!!- t3hnuAm4 sz. pw: glee ew ff M29... 5 X945 lfirsl row, lc-fl In rigrlnl: Pzlul Smilli, lIlilllil,ll'l'l', 'l'lmm:es lmmlull, livrlmrcl NOI- snn, llnrnlxl Ungrzlllzxn, .l:1im's: llvrlm-l'slc'il1., :mrl .Krllnur Stull, m:un:uf,rvr. Sec-mul ww: .lzllllvs l l'ilz, l'll:ll'lm's Nluslu-H, .lJllIH'S Phillips, .lolm fNlin:u'cli, Rll'lllll'll lluyllu :mal Nurlwrl Urnss. lllllll'llY'lHV1 .lnsvplx l islu-r. W4-sla-5' Walkin:-4, llolwrt Frilzq Drnviml AIIIIIIUII, l'Irlw:nrml .l:.worski, :uml .lnlm llulllvr. 40015411 gaafici S.P.H. Opponent Huron - ,..f.. .... 1 5- ...... .H,,, 4 9 Greensprings . ..., 13 ..... - - -119 Clyde ,.--,. .... -1125 ..,n. ,M-52 Vermilion .... , - 6 ,,,,, --,,,19 Greensprings -- -..--25 .,,.. .-,1-14 Clyde ...... ,.,, 2 1--.-, - -.-57 Huron -- --,w .... .,-12-,- ,---20 Total 117--- 1-230 lx-lk-H Jfeaaai mike Neal DATE Dec. Jan. Feb 6 10 17 18 23 29 9 12 14 16 18 25 28 30 1 9 14 16 17 21 27 fvdafafq St. Paul llubl1lv Gross, Flyer:-1' form lrd flip lisl, Nu. 7, alum: with l.:u crm llc-igrliis' gruzlrcl, sc'r:mil1l0 fm umlm' ilu' Suinisa' lmskci. Firsf row, lvff lo rigrhi: Clmrlx s 'llusi Paul llipp, llnrold Gznlmgralll Norur Gross, :md XVc'slcy Watkins. humid ro x llfllll Grin:-us, liclwurxl .lalwuls Ill lfrifz, Cnfwlr Dials, .lunu-s llf rim ns un Jlllll Rnlwrl Frifv 57204151 Qaani OPPONENT SCORE Berlin Heights ,,... Lorain St. Mary -- Fremont St. Joe - Margaretta .....,. Huron , ...... -- Norwalk High -- Monroeville ......... Milan .......,.... Sandusky St. Mary Townsend ........ Berlin Heights --- Margaretta ....... Lorain St. Mary - Milan .......... Huron .... - --- Monroeville -,- Townsend ..... Monroeville --- New Haven --- Townsend ,........ , .. Norwalk High ...... 59 40vertimel tTournament7 tTournamentJ 4TournamentJ tTournamentD ir if 'k- lgaaulmy gaufqef Victors Weight Losers Weight Bill Timman ...., ..,, . .100 August Ringlein 105 Paul Pelham .,... ,...,,. 8 5 Dennis Vaughan 95 John Minardi .,........ ..,125 Bill Giles ,,......., 125 John Spaar ....,,. .,l,,. 1 15 Bill Timman .,., 100 Art Stoll ........ ..., Y H130 Carl Camp ,,,l. ,,.., . 1135 Bill Koeher , .,... .... . H145 Ed Albert . .. 150 Edward Stoll ...,. .,..,l.. 8 5 Dick Fritz ,,..,,,, , , ,,.. 90 Orrie Close ...,.,,.........,. 135 Warner Todd A ,,,. ,140 Donald Prindler ,r...,.,.. 130 Fred Spencer ....YA ,.,,, . 125 Bill Ringlein ...........,,.,. 150 Moe Hester ,,,,..,,,.,,.,,... 155 Mike Blackman ,,r..,.... 45 Steve Blackman .,,.. ,. 46 Top Left: W0rld Champs of 1965, Mike and Steve Blackman, kiss the leather in true brotherly fashion during the Senior Boxing Show. Center: What's this? Only Bill Giles trying to pound something into John Minardiis head. Sort of rocky, eh Bill? Top Right: Bill Ringlein proves a little too short for the blow landed by Yeheudi, alias Moe Hester. Bottom Left: Don Prindler leads a right at Fred Spencer's jaw. Center: This time Yeheudi makes his appearance and gets bounced into the ropes by the said Ringlein foe. Bottom Right: My, we didn't know they felt that way about each other Bill Ringlein and Moe Hester X945 :Slam ul-rlfeeg ia P Marche Romaine A,,,., .. ..,.,,... .......,,........,, . ., ,A,.,,,, Chas, Gounod Orchestra Vivat ..,V,.VV,..Y......,V,,. ......,....,..,.,,.........,..,,,.......,.,,. ..Y.,,.........,...... G l ee Club Address ......... , ...wV.... ..,.......,. ...Y......,....Y.......,...............w........ . . ..,.. Roseann Schaffer RETROSPECT CHERISHEIJ SCENES of by-gone days Pass swiftly in review: CHERISHED DREAMS of boyhood years ln God's own time come trueg CHERISHED MOMENTS at our Lady's shrine My Pledge of Fealty to renew. A Jubilarian .,,.., ......,,,,A,,..,..,,A.,..,..,..,.,.,..,........,..,..... .....,,,.. A r nold Missler Honor Roll .....,,,V ..,.,,.,,,... .,....,,.,........,.......,,... .,.v.,. W . E . Hitchcock Orchestra A CALL TO SERVICE Scene l - A Challenge Setting - The Williams' Home Donald Williams ........, ,.... ......,.,V,, ......,..V........,..........,,..... ......... D a v i d Phleiger Bob Williams ...,,,V,.,,. ,..... ,.,,. , . . .,V,,........,.,.... ...,.... T homas Berry May Williams i,.V,., ...,,.............,.V.....,....,,V..........VV........,, .,,.,., D o nna Ruffing Scene ll - Secret Service Donald Williams .,.,...,, ........,.....,.,.......,...,,,Y....., ....,,,...., ..,, .,..,,,. R a y m ond Myers May Williams .,,,... Charles Williams ....... Harold Williams ,,,..... Valse Caprice ,,,,..., Richard Lamdoll, James Fritz Scene Ill -Q A. Volunteer ....Gloria Kernel' .........Arthur Rufiing Donald Phleiger .........Clay Smith Donald Williams .,.,.....,..........,.,........,,... ,.,...... ..........,.. ...... C l a rk Fisher May Williams ...,..... ...,,,...........,,,..,.,.......,..,,,..,...,. . , ,.... Donna Myers Classmates ....,..,..,, .,.,..,,.............,.......,......,................,..... ..........,,...... S e niors Scene IV - Basic Training Setting - The Seminary Donald Williams ......., Albert Miller .......,, Fellow Seminaria HS ,,.,..,,, ,,,........,.,.,.,.. ......Clark Fisher ...Joseph Ruffmg .................Jun1ors Blue Waves ....... ..,.... . .. ....,.....,........,,.......,,..,,.... .... ........ E . De La Mater Orchestra Scene V - Call to Action Setting - The Parish' Rectory Father Donald Williams ,,.......... ......,............ ..,.... .... ......... ....,,. C l a 1 ' k Fisher Mary Werner fHousekeeperJ .............................,,,...,..... .......... S tella Slepko Father Albert Miller .......................... ................... ..,.... J o seph Rufiing F l N A L E O priest of God, to you Such, powers sublime are given, That angels bend in Silent awe, Mistaking earth for Heaven. The Priest's Sublime Mission ................. ............. .......................,....... P h yllis NiCkOli HEAVENLY COURIERS-Nancy Blackman, Ruth Gruber, Josephine Brown, Mary Hirbe, Ruth Hipp, Rosemary Gies, Marjorie Bick Recruits ,..................... ..... .............................. C h oristers and First Communicants Praise Ye the Father ....... i.,........... ,.....................,......................... G l ee Club Response ........................... ...........i........... ....... R e v. Albert Pessefall Salute Democracy ....... .......,......i... ............ .................... G 1 e n Lawrence Orchestra Stage Managers .,........ ....,.......i.,........... ........ T h omas Rupp, Paul Gross lx-lk-H Gertrude Link Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev ' SZ. Special Patrons Albert C. Pessefall lNilliam S. Friemoth Isadore Fries Cletus Gates Carlton Ott Pfc. John Frish Dorothy Mack Mrs. Aloys Myers Barry Stoll Mrs. T. J. Adelman Class of 1908 Leon Soisson Class of 1913 Mrs. Leon Stark Qlrene Egleb Esther Frey Class of 1915 Ruth Hafner Mr. and Mrs. Leander Hipp Class of 1918 Class of Mrs. Aloys Hoernschemeyer QGertrude Hafnerb Class of 1919 Clem Ruiiing Class of 1920 Arthur Reineck Class of 1923 Mrs. Otto Schaffer Bernard Kean Class of 1925 Marie. Roth Class of 1926 Sgt. Charles Wellle Mrs. George Groom QHe1en Misslerj Sgt. Edward Rieckert Class of 1934 Evelyn Hipp John Baltes Mrs. E. Gates QCatherine Foxj Herman Hipp Class of 1935 Florence Kramer Eileen Gfell Class of 1936 ' Clarence Frederick Nlrs. James Lucas QDeloras KueblerJ Harold Hammersmith Wilfred Myers QS!Sgt.J Mrs. Pauline Simon QPauline Bishopj Mr. Herman Weisenberger Class of 1937 Howard Schaffer Vincent Hipp QSp. QMJ ZXCJ Sr. Mary Marilyn QRita Maylej Mrs. Clarence Frederick QEleanor Boosej Robert Smith Pfc. Francis Trotter Mrs. Zinc QElizabeth Sparrj Mrs. H. Hipp QMargaret Wilhelmb Eleanor Derby Thomas Brady Beatrice Reichert Class of 1938 Agnes Strimpfel Charles Doughty ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landoll Carl Gallam Pauline Mehling Class of 1927 Mrs. H. Schumin QElizabeth Rossmanl Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pickett Arthur Rufling Theodore Frey Sgt. Paul Smith Mrs. O. T. Hickey QMary Maylej Mary McKenzie Jane Catalano Mildred Widman Class of 1939 Robert Hipp Mrs. J. B. Westhoven QMary Ann Mrs. Wm. Gates QGrace Strimpfelj Class of Paul Metz Paul Simon Arthur Gassman 1928 Myersj Robert Stieber Kathleen Baltes Eugene Mack Gladys Vogus Cla-SS of 1929 o 1. D ld s 'th Mrs. Art Gassman QRose Stollb Jgan Ezngaiestonml Class of 1930 Ann Minardi Class of 1940 Mar Hu Mrs. Arthur Rufiing QRuth Ott? 1931 Y g Alberta Eggleston Clara M. Englert Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mellein Mrs. K. Hackett QLeona Hippj Marie Kean Richard Roth Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Weisenberger Class of 1932 Martha Weisenberger Mrs. Donald Minor QFrances Manletb Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Reineck Class of 1933 Marie Weisenberger Mrs. William Small QCharline Hippj Bernadine Roth Sr. M. John Baptist QTrudy Baltesj Mary K. Adelman Eugene Widman, Sgt. Charles McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayle QVerna Weisenbergerj Mary E. Peat ' Edward P. Theisen QPho. M. SXCD Rita Haar Class of 1941 Marcella Hipp Mrs. J. Gathergood QEstella Koepelej Mrs. R. Simmons QCatherine Schafferl ...33-. Ensign Imelda Widman Mrs. John Frish Qlithel Yogrusj Sgt. Cletus Weisenberger Helen Fox Alberta Welfle Wm. Catalano QMO. M. M. SXCJ Mary Ellen Baltes Class of 1942 Thomas Hug Pfc. Frank Mayle Rita Merner Eileen Schaffer Ensign Charles Hipp Robert Theisen Corp. William Rupp Charles Doughty Alice Newberger Richard Myers QA. O. M. 2!Cj Raymond Blinzley QF. UCD Mrs. W. Lanius QPatricia Barkerj Evelyn Rinner John Bleclic QAir. M. UCD Class of 1943 Mary Lou Willard Paul Culley John Harshberger Virginia Kocher Joan Minardi Harold Missler Richard Schaffer QS. ZXCJ Eileen Theisen Joan Foos Denis Kuebler Roy Schnee Irene Newberger Pf. Robert Adelman Cpl. Richard Kromer 'Thomas McClain Viola Weisenberger Patricia Loesser Mary Louise Soisson Leona Weisenberger Margaret Landoll Arthur Gahagan Thomas Reineck Class of 1944 Mrs. Dave Steilini QJeanne Stollj Frances Giles Mary Ann Swaebly Mrs. Herman Weisenberger QMarion Strimpfelj Georgia Whipple Rose Marie Soitson Ruth Merner Paul Theisen QS. K. SXCJ Mildred Kluding Ethel Koepele Marjorie Hipp Louise Widman Mary Ann Adelman James Boose QS. 2!CJ John Boose QS. 3fCJ Mary Moehlman Robert Vogus Marie Reichert James Rupp QR. M. 3105 1945 iiiittiff'kiitit'A''A''ki'i'itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiititii'A'iii-k-ktiiti-kiiiii i' 'A' i' 2 i' U li ll' I Beau' 0 rqclaeairli 1 t ua eu ,, ll' ll' I . . 'P r The educafmnal Value of H high Now, more than ever before, there 1 I School PHPCI' is high. No other me- is a need of building moral. The It Jr dlum C-in aPP 03Ch the school news' merchants of Norwalk know this and I I PaPer when it comes to morale in order that the school papers may 1 K building and PUbliC YPIHUOHS- continue their work, they are aidl' 1 1 -Gunar Horn, lnternational Pres- Eng the effort by buying advertis' 1 -in idenl, Quin and Scroll society' WAR mg space in the school papers. One 1, 4, good turn deserves another and we 1 I trust that the readers of the L-A-H i : will patronize our advertisers- if X' i i 'i 1- .E-14-04 SEM 1 i iiiiiiiiiiiiIiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiii121112113113'CE'Hi' f'f'fffftffffi IZ Cung,g'r:Ll.l1lz1l:uns in ilu- Class of 7-L5 ' U 'gmU'!flt 'nS, N 4'fS :Q fl Modern Barber and 1: gg The Gallup-Rufling Handle Co. Beauty Shop 3 . . . F: k E 4 1: lxl2llllIlIl,Cllll'l'l'S ul Yvoml Ilzummllcs mul Novcltlcs 1l,.,:1liiig,,,. B--------------------QQQQQQQQQ-..-Qo---------Q,---50.0.4 u:: : : ::: : aoq: ec 1 : : :no-a::i fooo----------qooQ-Q--QQQ? paoof::::-f:::--o-:::-:::::::::::::-:::::::::::.:::::::q 0 , ll 0 , -1 1: COIlg'l'2Ltlllilll0l1S E F 811 CO. 0 v - , - H to the Class of Alillll 2-17 XAVtlll'l' and 1Jl'C2lllll' Sis. 0 'rl 'v - n b'llHlllSl'V Uluo l' EE 1945 33 ....-........ ... ' --.ff .... H B -,,,,,,::,,::::,,:::2Qj 'il11'ffff'Iffffffffffffff U P' 1 1 '-0 vvvv 0 ----v--- --vvvv - Q nu 0 if ,. . , - A , TK nl 0 0 m1ur.ntul.ltnm:1 to thc , 5: MULLIN-TURNER ,I If gt Rotlfs 1: n 1 I, 'V 0 EE H 3 Overhuls Drug- Store 3 H B k ns la. Main sz. Norwalk, ohio School 5 PPl'e5 , 0 Ome 3 ery 0 iv Drugs Cosmetics G -.....- ..-------..-..-.--.4 -: ct: z-: : : e-- : :--: s-: : -..5 g ms- A.... -- --- - .... rocery H Pqooooooooooooooooooooooo Q v--v - v ---v ,- -,,,v,,1 0 'I l 4 EE fi0ll1f7Illl1l'l1f.Y of C0IllDliI1ICntS of ROBERT ROTH 0 ' lv ' lv 0 :I Meats, Groceries, Soft Drinks z U 25 li. Malin St. 0 Q 0 ll 0 55 On., 5 U Shoe Repair 55 if and Baked Good' :: 0 y,...------.,Q------------.4 6--::: :::::: cc: : :::: ::.t---.J A-::::----::---::: : :::: : :.4 f.o-::::ooo::o::::-::::-::::: :::::o::o::::::::-::Q-::-:::o-oo::e::::::::::::::::.n lr lb ll ll II ' Ccmllgnzmflllatlrxlms Q 11 IP 0 u ll lv ' 0 3 The Huron County Banking Company It lb ll 0 ll ll Member F -ederal Deposit Ins. Corp. II ll l 1: Member Federal Reserve System 3: II D ,, Buy War Bonds Q 1: ll x il c-. 34, ... of II I 0 J R. Holcomb 81 Company :::::::::::::::::p::::::: v-:ro4::::::::::::p4::::::oo Con g1'21flll2It10'11 s Class of 194-5 I Relneck Bros. ' Phone 190 , I U Congratulations to the Class of 1945 Merit Shoe Co. ' 20 E. Main St. G Norwilk., Ohio 0 04 ::::::ooooo:::::o o--A-- -o--'-oooo--- -0- Compliments of The Norwalk Parts Co. Auto Parts, Machine Shop Service Ph. 1111 22 S. Linwood Ave. Compliments to the' Class of ,45 IJEIIFEIITEII PAINT Xa. ELECTRIC SERVICE Chas. W. Peckham Alan S- Angell b:::::ooo::o:::::::::::::j v- --:::::--::-:::::::::::::-q C'oi1g'1':1tiilz1tioi1s to the Class ol' '15 Mae M Mani '1 SSM If Compliments I S5939 I I -vo U U 0 0 0 II II o I II W U II o o v-- I II Il II II 0 I I I I 4 '-v--v-O--OQoo:::-- Co11g,g1'z1t11lzII ions Seniors LEON E. STARK Service Station and Grocery Norwalk, Ohio :::::::::oQo:::::::::::: ------v--,-oo::::::: , ' -if ,vie ,,.o:7ofl T I X I Q . 'W I I I I l ml III .ffm K. illnr the webbing Eng 3 NVITATIONS or an- nouncements for ap- pro:l.cl1ing nuptiuls may he chosen here with ev- ery assurance that your selection may be zz cor- rect one. VVe shall be pleased to have you come in :ind inspect our line which covers u variety of printed or engraved wedding stationery to meet every requirement 1 nkvria E Ilinatvr Ana Norwalk v--v-Q- --voQ::oooo::: Compliments of The Norwalk Vault Company 1 U U U U 0 U U U U U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U U 0 0 U U U 0 H U U U H H U U 0 U II 0 0 0 U U 0 0 I I 0 U 0 0 0 U 0 0 U U II 0 0 U 0 U U II II H H U II 0 0 0 0 U U .i 1 U U U 0 U U U W 0 AA-AAA- II v'--vv----------v----v--:::::------------A-------- va ...35.... 44 I4 I4 I4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 I4 I4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 I4 I4 44 44 44 ll I I4 I4 44 44 6 T 44 44 ll I4 I4 2-1 ,xx 44 44 44 44 44 44 I4 I4 ll I4 44 44 44 44 44 44 I4 44 44 44 44 I4 ll 44 44 44 I4 44 44 44 44 44 I4 44 ll I4 I4 ll 44 ll ll ll ll ll 44 44 44 44 44 44 Candles, Pictures, Prayer Books, Rosaries .lohn A. Reger fiilillllli-C Supply House, 4415 Cherry St., Toledo, Ohio ag, Importer and Dealer in Vest- ments, Church Ornaments, Stat- ues and Sanctuary Supplies Mission Supplies, Refinishing Sacred Vessels 000000000000000000 00000 9 O 44 44 F' 4 44 ll I4 I4 44 44 44 I4 4 44 9 I 44 I4 44 44 44 44 I4 44 44 44 44 44 ll ll 'I o-M 00000000000000000000000 qy 44 Dr. J. E. Herman Dentist 212 Columbus Ave. Hunclusky, Ohio 000000 000-0000000000000 I4 44 44 ll ll 44 44 44 44 -A --..------.0---Q..- ---0 -444 44 Always the BEST in BEVERAGES Dad's Root Beer Canada Dry Pepsi-Cola Q tgp Made in Norwalk ...4.. The Maple City lce Company Phones 801 and 8442 35 Benedict Ave. g.....--................c ll 44 44 I4 I4 44 O 44 44 44 44 0 fo0000000000o000oo0000o:1-X f:1:::bo04:::001:::::p0o0-000007 2 Before You Bu ANY . . . Henry s Flower Shop 44 Y 44 For. VVl1ittl1-soy and Monroe R e f ll i g e r a r Norwalk, O. 44 ll -..-..-..----.......,---.. ' Be certain it is :..::::::?:::-:::::w--,,Zf4, Air Conditioned i I4 5 f'0 'I41i 'C'1fS of i zuul to be air conditioned II 44 . I4 , 444 it must have 44 Frlshkorn Hardware jj jj Q Constant Cold to minimize L0000000000 00000d lgilctcrial gjvoyvth pe00:a00::::000:::0000::e- 3 E Circulation to prevent stag- Q 4' w nunt air 1: L Olnpllltc Purification lm ' w-xshin r ro- Q , 44 I I 3 ' iw P ll z Qlllck FYOZCII F0061 cross to eliminate gases and 3 .4 food odors and Hnvors I4 4 1: 5 liaxlullced Humidity so that 3 44 ll food will not be robbed of 44 44 its original flavor and crisp- 44 hness ll Remember, only Ice can 44 4: give you ull four features. 44 U 44 44 4 ' I4 4 S o 14 The Maple Clty Ice 44 I4 44 44 VICC I4 er Il Company :4 44 0 44 14 Add dl: If Phones 801 mul 842 I4 e eature a 44 , 4. I x - h V x 44 :I Smoking, Curing, Rendering JJ lid' lu 'hit Aw L 4 .,f.:e:::::::-:::::::::,:: :E XV41 invite your iuspec- vi-2:::::r::::::::::::::::?4 0 ' ' ' . . I4 I4 tion of this lll0ilClIl rlant 44 I 44 H. P. Becker 8: Co. 14 v 4 44 1: Nlfgzrs. and Distributors of 44 44 . . I4 44 . ll Maple City Brand Salad Dressing 44 I4 ll 4 jf Jumbo Peanut Butter II Company 14 Potato chips - Pickles jg 44 0 , Horseradish - Cheese jf I hours 801 zuul 812 '4 44 ' Aunt Sarah's Noodles 44 35 liCllCllIl't Ave. 4: 144444444- 57-1-4 I4 ll 44 44 5::::000::0::0000:::::::04 ::::::::::::-:::::::::::4 f00.00000000000000000000q., ::-,::---::-::::::::-,:: 'V r 1 Y 1 w 4 r x 1 I4 1 , 'li 44 llllil liiilcrls 1 lull Sporting. cloods 44 s'1 AR Mzws 44 1100.45 seeds 44 44 , ll 44 44 FIYPFIOS more Huron County news 44 7 44 1: than ull othrr out-of-town papers F U L S T 0 W S 4' 44 vomhinecl 19 S- Linwood Ph. 50 -::::::::::::::::---:::.4 -::::::::::::-:::::-::::q rttztttlt::::::::::3:::: ::::3D::tZ::3333333233333 I4 l 44 II Coniphulents oi fl ll 44 44 , 44 I4 SON S BANK GRILL I4 H ---------A------- 3004:-oc-A-99900-at---04:-3OO0Ot-AA! -36- 900::::::oo4::::oc::::::vc:::::::::ovc:::: -::::::pc::poo FSSZSSSCCCZZZZCSCZCZSS233: w 1 Q CUl1g1'Zlhl1lZltl0llS to the ll1'ZLKll12i.llllg' Class of 1945 11 EE ROTH BROS., Contractors if if lillillltt 1116 57 Marsllall Struct Norwalk, Ohio I lf.........': 3: : :::::?:ii:::?i::fj.T::?:ijjj:iijji:::1l:ll1:llllllllll: 2 :---2 2: I fx ::::-'--E II Compliments ot If 1 u 1 I 1: 1: z Conlpllmcnts to tlw tlass ol 19415 0 gg Dawson Woodworks 1 1 0 s 11 J. E. ELLIS, Pres. 1' 2 Q-,N Q? 1 11n,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,maj g UIQ. 1 Y-:::::---::::::: ----. 22-1 1 .1 1 1 5 Dr.s.A.Humis10n,o.D. 21 1 ST, PAUL'S ALUMNI 5 is 'Professional Eye Service Q g A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N E 11 18 -3 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, O. 11 if Pllom-4117 ues. Phone 9632 1: Au Au-M O AA-A ------J Lciiiiiiiijijiciiiiiiiiii::Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii:':iIlL:Lgg211:Z-gg12-x .... ., 1' . 1: 1: 1: Compliments of 11 Mary B. Kray lnsurance Agency 11 1: and Mm. II o r v. , . 1, 11 ll EE 8 Monroe Street Phone 2733 M n oe xlle Ohio 0 Phone 691 301112 Foster Ave. 0 -AA- - AAAAA-Ae:::::::::::::--::ce----::11 ll -.....--..-----...----... Eliiiiiiiffiflllll?ellllli' V:--::::: ------'- -'----fi gv?.:::::---::wx-::::--:CW 1 W ' t 1 w - . 1 H Comp xmen s o CC:1lDll!11CI1tS 2 Cmnphnwnts to this 0 I 11 Crystal Restaurant 11 11 Paul s Market 11 Cl. 1, ,M Q1 ll 70 Main St. Norwalk, Ohio 2t'xf: Monroe Sl. Nlonroeville ds' U ' ll. ooooooeoo ooooo ooooo QOOO 01 Lo000o0000 eoo0000O 0000000 ll ll fooooooooooooooo ooooooooo Q fooooooooooo 0o00000000 0004 ll ll 11 ll ll 5 11 9 I1 , I1 I1 7 11 11 . 11 11 Sunoco Service EE 11 Kaye s Shoes 11 Q1 L, J, Mg Nell 12 1 1 U C. R. McLauLl'1lin, 'Pro . 11 11 f - 2 1 fi lt 'l fl 1 N...:.1f 01.1. 'S 1: 1: 1 'Q um Y 1: 1: Real Estate Agent : ll 1' 11 ll 1 1 , , - 1 , ll 11 U 0 0 lo Xt. Mann Ixorwalk, O. . :L 1, 50:22:22:::::9::0:::::::24 U0:::00:::00:: ooooo ::::Q..3 '- ' u r-:Cx -- C: 6202:-etc:--?f:::::::: -----' '-'f--.-- f.::-:::: ----- :::-::-:xc-11 11 Al 11 11 EE Insurance--Surety Bonds Harry Van Busknfk ll ll ll Auctioneer 'l Q1 i R U S S L R E D D I C K GULF SERVICE STATION 0 lhone L01 f.ll'lZ0l1S Bank Bldg. Norwalk, O. U 0 pm.. M Bg.m.dil.t A,-CI, Nm-walk ,I a':::::::::0:: :: 00 2:::::::::0::0:::000::::::::::e-2 i:::0::ooo::::::::::::00J r:::::f-::::':222:2':::::Q:::::2:--Cx--xc::-::::::::::::::-::::::::::: ::::::x11 O ll I1 o 11 To the Students Whose Studles Are Over l 1 , . 1 1 From the Students Whose Studles Have .lust Begun 1 1 1 Q0 6' ? Q1 O Compliments to the Class of '45 11 from . ll I1 - ' C. St. Paul Grade School l uw-- ---- -..A--A-AA--- C ---- AA-A------------ - - - ----- --e-- ---A A - ,,--,- --,----,-,,, vvvv -------------------vvv--00----- -------:::::j ..37.. Goo-0009000000 oooo :::oc::c:c::oo:oe: :oo4:::::l:::po4:::::uq ll ll :E El l ll , , , nv ll ll gg St. Vmcent s School of urslng gg ll 0 ll Toledo, Ohio II 0 wr 0 0 0 . Q 0 Q ll :I Partlclpates ln United States Cadet Nurse Corps QE ll li EE Lixxx:::xx':::x::::::3Scc::::: :: 'x x:T:i:::'::'::':: x::: ':::l r-'Q--'M - ' ' ' ' ::::'::::::':::::f:::::o nu 4' 0 II F E R I N G H 0 L Z l EE Phe1fer's Feed Store ll ll , . 0 U ll I: 11 Feeds and Seeds it CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS ph. is 3 wh Mmm, St' ll ll ff Sport Jackets and Sport Sweaters :Q-::::::1-22:-2:xcccclfll-E :: . ll ll: -Compliments of I1 Hats, CaPS, HOSICYY, Neckwear: Etc' ll Lawrence- Reamer II ll I ' I A . ll Il -13-30 141, Mail, S11 Norwalk, Ohm lr nsurance gency l+ 1: ' J Iluron County Bank Iflllllllllg b-::oo:::0:::: ::::: .OOO :::--o:::::-::::--:::::- 500000 0000 0000000000000004 90000000000 ' '. 0- Y ' ' 0000 0'00'0'000000001 0 'l I+ 0 ' 0 0 1: Wesley H- Ppce :r SIMON INSURANCE AGENCY 1: 0 - N P 81 Sons nc. I Q IZ nee y Paul YV. SIIIIOII 028 Blilglllilllllt' M. Zipfcl '20 Q ll l irL-stone Ilomc :mal 3 ll ::::::::::CCC02:0:::C: 222:22::0::0::::::::::::::::j :I sporting Gi:SE,a:f:leggage' Toys y,,,,,I,1i,m.mS 1 . l'umplilm-nts :Lf If Household and Auto SuPPlies of the nr 5 . EE s.f:::::,2:i: L:::122i:8t, Lmwood Garage QE Company LL 0. 2' 35 E. Main Phone 186 - ' ' . 'ZZZZZZZZZZLZZZZIZZZZZZZ' ':t:::::t:: :::: -' V 1 . I g ff . ' f ll EE C0lllpllIIlCIllS ut Geo. E. Q Co. Pohlmmmcmi 0 C l . We Shoe the Family 3 - 0?-ns 9' II E Fl'Cdel'lCk S Ch d f z H Clothlers E , ee your irope ist or F001 N,-::---,:::,,,,,:,:::::: Machine Trouble E g-:::::::x:::::::-:::::3?f 0 0 U v . my 0 . See us for Orthopedic Footwear z ll c'm'llh'm'nts ll l ll 1 5 1352 Ilorr St. Gur. ' K I' ' 'mr 0 0 If F4- II I I d ' 0' mm II Pllonc 1000 0 0 ,, 4' i,.oo00::':: ::::::::::'4l 5::::::::::::0:::::2::::::l 4b0:10::00::::::::::::::::j v::2::::::::::::::i :::::::::::'6::'::':::::::::::::1:C:: ::::::::'::::-::::: II C011U'l'llllll2l,ll0llS to thc Clues wt' IOM' ll ., Q00 f- N N ' J 300 -+ ll 0 O T F' h A 'L T 0 3 ll ,, U he IS er u o op CB. a v :z Norwalk, Ohio QQ U :PA0 03:13 41222133222::3l::i!l3l!l-321l2l12l3:3,tl1tlltt bl: .,.. :- ..- 33- :::::oooo oooJ .N . -nh , C Dr. M. E. Holman Optometrist Telephone 165 5 E. Main St Norwalk, Ohio BlEl5gEE6tTERY Quality Meats and G1'CJCGl'1LS Ihone 14-25Y East Norwalk Q ----AA o-AAA-o SEITZ STATE THEATRE Sandusky, Ohio C0llg'l'3lllliltl0l1S to the Class of ,415 N 4' ...QM X W Service Garage o::::::::::::: ...39... Tooooooooobooooooooooooon II If u ll U J,q:g7a2'aEa,:i? l U U 4, at -..-.v nun. 0 0 9 1: THE 55 E I G H T 3 II 9 II 'N l gg AS H I O N E II e :: AT U II Popular Prices II o ll 11 Fon 0 Il The Entire Family II il 9399939 9999999399999999l Q Ygooooooeooooo-9009000000 F ----AAAAA-A :pc -------------- 2-- Compliments of MARY ANN SHOPPE Compliments of Ebert 8: Son Motor Sales BUICK - CADILLAC Pluonc 605 77 li. lylillll Sit. --v--QQv-v-vvvoo--0a--- fQo:::o::oo::o-5-o::::::::o CUlll1lllll1ClllS of Tom 0'Donnell Electrical Contractor I8 licncrlict Norwalk, O. 0000 Qoooooooooooooooooo oooooogoooooooooooo oooo 'W l I .4 vvvgllllllllllllllllllllll- ll II II II Compliments II II 0 jg of 0 li ' 7 , it Peat s Greenhouse U U U U 0 0 , T 1 09 1: 1: lllonc Bo. J-. U U 1: If NVoocllawn Avo. II II l.lvo::ooo::o::::::::::::: .4 --A------oo--------oooooo p.--..----------------:::::: ll UPTOWN FOOD MARKET U 0 if Meats, Fruits, Groceries, Vegetables jf 418 East Main St. Norwalk,Ol1io Phone 4520 ll 5,056::-:::::::::Q::::,-::::--:::::::::::::::::::::::1:3:::9Q:::oooct:3c:sm::Qgq K.OOO.OO0 -zggptc:ooovvvvvvvv- wo----9.ELXEaExl.LT...... ll I U ll II Norwalk Pure Milk 4, CLAYTON C. LORD, owner- H Inc nr . ll . , Phone 208 .I Alonrocvxllc s Ulmlc-st :mal I,zu'gc-st Dealer L IZZZZI:::::Z::::::::ZZZ il Pontiac Sales And Service I II . Compliments of Il Our Work Is Guaranteed 2- Our Prices Ar-e Low :Q 0 S ., Tyler's Department Store lf ll XVill Pay You To Trust ln The Loral Q Mlmmevmc, Ohio u'2:00::0::':::'::'o'-::::':::::::::::::--::-6c:::::.4 2000 ooooso QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ EE c'0llllJllll'lClltS of H Its Always N 11 A R I - B E L 12 dl z. MAIN s'r. 4, w N1 Y Q QE Jon ENCLERT, Mgr. 11 ll!! P R E I ii 52: ' :::: ::'::::::'E 2 For -2 ll Compliments of uDipl0ma-ticv Dresses 0 0 U 0 3 Tucker Abstract Co. 3 Coats 0, Suits P l 52222222222 0000 22222222200 b::o:::2222222222222200222222222'2222222222:::::1:3 1 F22222222220002222222222222O222222 O0000 222222200222221 F:::::::2222 2222o::::: U :E cfolnvlilncnts of S llcst XVisl1es to Class of '-l-5 l o o St. Anne' A l 1+ y s uxl lary gg K-H DRIJG S'1ORE No.138 :Q 26 E. Main St. Norwalk, Ohio 2 Knights of Sf- -101111 be::::::::::::::::::::::ooooc::::::9c::::::::::::::::4 ::::::::::::::Jc::I: ..40.g I v :::::b::::: Q F ---v ---'- 'v---- -' : : ::::: CIQQOC i II II TYPEWRITERS l I We service or repair any make Typewriter or Adding Machine l: C0lllplllllClllS 0 4, If you have any to sell, write or phone us. J in 3 11 UNIVERSAL SALES COMPANY 1: to t 'L 1414 Central Ave. Phone 2240 -Afanclusliyg ll :E Class of giiflffiiiilfi2fifiiliiiffififfifiiffffllllllllll gf 1945 :E High School Graduates 0 'E In the days ahead special training will be n-eeded more jg n ,Q 1, than ever before. After the war is over the well-trained 11 Q' '1 11 person will secure the preferred positions. 11 lx 1.5 11 IC Get Your Special Training In ll ' x J P 0 4 74' as 0 4+ :' 1' 55 THE llBERllN SCH00l 'UF CUMMERCE 11 J U Oberlin, Ohio E X 3 Q . XV1'ite for ll.lfO1'Il'lHfiOH 4+ 4 ll :::::::-cc:::::::::':::::::::::::::::::: :xx y W ll F:::::::0::::O::::1::':::W f::Q:::::::::::::22:O r ss ll 0 :E i Cwmnlilllents Of Compliments of U 'l 'l mu 0 -L 0 0 , 0 ll . 3 , 'E Tlte s Shoe Repair if Eddlevs 1. St' Haul 5 If ifiiiiziiiiii iii:ii:iii:i Ei ICC Cream Paflm' 0 - r , ' ' W ' EE Cards got ever? occasion 1, ll ervice oys 0 5, SHI Q The C. F. Denzer Co. E mi 2 Sandusky, Ohio K- LC::0:22::::::ii:r: 622:11 xv-v::::::O::::::: A'::Q:J i F:C:::::::33C CCC: 0:::22:2::f:C:::::C:::::: ::::: l Compliments of il White Roofing and Lumber Co. QQ U GLIDDEN PAINTS 12 41 26 YV. Blain St. NORWALK PH. a WAKEMAN 42 11 1: I :::::::::::::ooo:::: oooo :::::::oo:::::oo:::c:::::::::l ':::'o ':::3:::--:: P ...: x o.o,. 9J::uo,:::::::::::xx:::::::::::xx::x: :xt ,O6,,,,,.....,........ ll :P fi Congratulations to the Class of 1945 ll ll EE la I 9 1Rmgbts of olumbus EE EE Q ? ' ll il 7 0 ll 2' Norwalk Council No. 626 EE 0 UA -,,,,AAAAA,. ,,K,::,::::,::::,, -.,::::,..::: - ,,:,,,,,::,,:---,,,.-,-,v ----- ...4,1,. GRlLL'S GROCERY Tl o 0 0 0 U ll P P I oooooo Our Compliments and Congxrntlllntions to thc Class of 1945 0 I . I . . 3 The Cltlzens National Bank of Norwalk Groceries and Meats I ,, M b F H em er ederal Reserve System Ph. 7991 3136 Corwin Stl 1E Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation :::::::::::::::::2::::'-5 t::::::::::3::::::::::::::::-iiiiiiiffiiiiffiiiiiii ::::'::::::::::::::::: 1 feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Com mliments ll IC ll N - l ' 'Q 1: 1: Lompllmvnts of a frmn the v 0 C g . U , - - . : 1: 012 11ztZtLat101zS H 3 Plzlkmqrj Berlin Helghts Garage I 4' 'I :::--:::::::::::::::x-A .. 0 6 1. Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigfiffif- :-::::::ee:::::e:::::: 4, U 0 ' ll U 0 l U 0 , ' I U 0 Best of Luck Semors! Gdq fbfuf Glewam I 1, Class of 1945 1: l . H I 4 U HSL'l'VlL'L' Plus calltllllfy H If 1' Y ' 51 0 0 more :5 gg 1 9 Il gg HOTEL Russian . . v x 's v 1 Q I .H ll:-m-flint Au. Norwalk, 0. I? Sandusky, Olllo Under New Management U ll ll u::: AAAAAAAA----------- ::-::::::::::::::::::: ll aff? I' uiiiijjjjjijiijijjgg: ::::::::::::::::::::e:-, 0 ll F: ll 'P l' Congratulations, Seniors! ' 0 'P - 4, U Beer and Wine Wm. S. Frankel Co. 0 gg V ' jg Q ,, 1 4 Mi. Em of Norwalk Snmlusky, Ohm I on Rf. 20 n ::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 U H:::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::v 1: :::::::::::::::::::::: Our C0llIIlllllll'HiS :md C0l18l 3fUl3fi0llS, selli0l'Sl t'4mgrr:1tul:ntiuns to the 4' S . t W b 9 M 1 W Class of 19,15 e ers en S ear . ll li Across from Ohio Theatre Snuth Hardware Co' EL---A------------------A li Sandusky, Ohio ::::::::::::::::::::::'4 --v---vvvvv-v-v--vvv--- 2 :::::::::::::::::::::: l,7,,-Q,,-6-AAllll-AAAllQ-AAo,,AA,A-llllll--l- -Q-Q Zlillllllllliiiiiifill vv-vvvvvvvvvv-----v' v 'vvv 'v U White Gasoline l nf-sr xvislu-S, Ulm of 'em Q . . Welsenherger Service Station ff The Cohen Store For Stoves, Lamps and Cleaning 'V , ' V V . Benedict Ave. U hunrluslq, Ohm :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o:::::::::::::::::::i U:::':::::::::::::f:::: ::::::::::::::::::o:::: f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: O . . H- L- Herman ' Compliments Your Family's Jeweler S' 1911 U 'M' , KUBIN KLUB Sandusky, Ohio ::::::::::::::::::::ac-1 ::::::::::1:aooooo:::::::c:::::::::::::::::::::::: THE BOSTWICK-GOODELL COMPANY VENETIAN B LINDS Norwalk - - - 0hi0 :::::::voc::::::::::bo.: 9.009.001--Jo-c-aoc ---- Qoc--A- -- - -1 42 Z-- ---- Compliments to the Class of 1045 THE REXALL DRUG STORE KAISER Kr WELLS I West Ihllllll Pllone fl-852 vvvvvvv ..... oo--ooo-:-:::::::::::::: :::::::o::Q::: ----,------------,,, ...... ---------- - oooo LUCK, , BEST wlsmas, pg.: p oooo HEALTH, Ari' 0 455 1 g f It to the Class of 45 from the mx Z F RESHMEN 0 Compliments Bremser Coal 81 Supply Co. Phone 3761 Norwalk, Ohio Stop at the Chefs Restaurant Under new Management l -Ji - -v-vv---o----v:v-----v-'Y----v---- v--vv--'--- ' Jin' Cornplimfints and Congratulzntions to the Class of 194-5 The Home Savings and Loan Company OF NORWALK, OHIO -- v .... ovvv- .-... vv-----v- -vvv--- THE HESS HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE, OILS, STOVES, RANGES FURNACES, PLUMBING AND ROOFING Phone 2411 Monrofeville, Ohio' A--A---U----M-----M--A------M------- U---M A'q1 For Comfort and Convenience Ride the Busses Greyhound Lines - Lake Shore Coach Lines G. Rule, Agt. 28 W. Main St. Union Bus Station ll ll A .--.A---- AAAA- - -----A A--- - - ----A------ - --- ---- --1 F: :::::::::::::::::::::: ll CUllg'I'illIll8,iIOIlS to the Class of 1945 Frank J. Lenz Licensed Funeral Director 77 ei' 'ii -H A R ,. U.. fn 170 154' Iilllllll' 153 KNOVVN BY SI'IllVII'I'1 --v----v----------vv---.4 Compliments MODERN MARKET Complete Line of Meats, Vegetables, Groceries Across from Post Office J. F- MYERS Compliments of Granville E. Scott Architect and Engineering Citizens National Bank Bldg. Norwalk, Ohio L43- :::oooo::::::::::::::::o :::::oQ:::::::::::A..q:1 vo DUDLEY sl soN gg 1 000000 0 ll Insurance 8x Real Estate C O A L A N D MLQSQMW B U IL D E R s Huron Co- B Phone 877 - ank Building gg SUPPLIES f U l Norwalk, Ohio 108. FREY DUAL YARD 5 H Norwalk. Ohio 2 , oooo 5-01, QQQQQ .0 QQQQ ..-ggi 21moo:: : :ooofpz-eooea-0: : ef:-22 2O002220OOO2:0::o: :o::::::: :A po QQQQQQQQ ..,o-4,.,0Q-g,q..,.,o94,e,0-.r-Qofve-0-0.0490-,ooo oooo c c:-i T2 2 222 2 2 2 2 2 : : : : : :: :ee : : : :W ll il . 5 Il: Ccmg'1':1l'r11l:11ions to thc' it ll 0 E: Class of 19445 lb I YVIlUl,l'lS'Ulll'i - DAIRY - l,RODUC'l'S 0 nu u 5 5 :E Bell Dairy 3 11 0 0 G. F. WEISENBERGER, Prop. 11 Il 11 il :: xvhwlf- Milk A cfm-Glare Milk 3 Y 3 Colfu- Crcnm 7 Cottage Cheese 3 1, II il II L d' 7 'I ll H PHONE 278 gg il gg II U ll I ll J g . .. my ll I lwl 0 il ll ' oo00000000009 000 ::00::0:::0222200220022OO2224:ooq dLf:::Q::::::::::::::::::::i QQQOOOOOOO ' T 4 2222 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2-00: : 1 : : eo-oo s-o--0-v.-oo.. ..,,,,,,,, To M-Q K Popcorn, Peanuts, Fancy Nuts, Newspapers, Nlagazines, Carmel Corn l uron 'n. :mc mr. f -l4ll'1'llSl'Kl lil'fll lisiuh' llrukc-r 0 5 Farms and City Property of all i g 5 Kinds , . 4 'l'c-I. ll!! or 11861 Norwalk, U. l E- 49 East Mam S 'ffI:f:::ffff:..i' --l'fffIIl'IfI:IIlfffl':fffff::fff'7'::fffffEfffcf--- :ci ' ' 'U ll Sb' 1' lp 4 o 4 o A F E L Y 4 Qi . 1 A V I N G L Y . I I B NORW ALK I RUCK LINE 5: N :: -oooooOoooo4:::noo::::::-::::l:::::::94::::o::::::::o::czczzooi-eo::5ooooooooooQoQ0o0oo3 ..4.4.... 0f::::ooo4::::::oooc::: :::::p4:::::ooooc::b4:::: ::::::::nX r::o4::::::::po:::::j:voooocX II II U 51 I II II Your Photographer II OHIO I II Q II APPROVED ll 5 1 CWS 1 II II If r QUILITL IRAITEID I gg 3 Q 11 gg .......,.,..,...l..m,l g II II , II II II II e . , l if 33 YV. Nam Street Best W shes E Norwalk, Ohio E N G l k ik I1 11 0 K1 II II ll 5 II ' lui II K: 11 II I 1 1 Um H Your Cfunem Shop Q L9933339999933 3399399999 39993993 399333333 2 5 33339,', t3339t39tt'933J Y. :::::1:v Y:::::::::::':::::::::00'1 QQQQOQOOOOOQQOQOQQQQQOQQQ 5 . 0 I 1 - 2 I C0l1 '1'11Ull3fi0I1S :I l Conn :lime-nts to the I I L omplnm-nts 5 I . F' . 2 I l ti I g II f 'I I F lsher Music and 11 9 'M I '45 1: 0 . 1 II 'I I Electrical House The F R X Mfg. Co. 1 5 u:::::::::::':::0::::::0 0 ::::::0:: oooo ::::::::oooil Q v ------ -Q--Nw -------. -1 ,.,:,--:::::--::,, ..,,. ca, E E Compliments of E II , :I D' k 1 , To ilu- Class ol' '45 IC I' EE Fred Christen 1 G 'We' if 1: . . . . 1 U 3 Barber g Keep th? hghtmg splrlt, If II Vitizens National Bank Bldg. g I' eruors' I ll sf sons co. I-m..--.- ...-.. ...W 1 1 'I ' 1 11 Q 0 ,, . I ' 1 5 2 :I LUllg'l'21llllill'lUllS to thc I E Don t let on' I Q II II r II Class of ,445 I I D0n,t let UP! I 1 Q . :E Sheet Metal and 2 Thompsonvs Restaurant : Donyt gwe up! E II . L::: .... ::-::-: k---AA-O- 0 . ,I ll Rooflng Contractors ,. .......... .,,1,,,111,,j2 3 2 II II 0 0 I I I flew I IE I I 7141-726 Gvorgc St. li Best Xtishcs To The II The Sgphomores I 'l'ohwlo, Ohio , I M 'I 1: 1: fflwlllzllcs ot Hilo :g Lx ,,,, :: ,,,, cc ,,,, ::,,,j 'I Phe mes 'I 'I .Y I I ' ar - . n II 5: 1 H1 R's Bdkerv 1E 1 If M'::.,.I1::123 . 1: 1: ADams 4161 :I 2, :I A E L H I I II Alilams 41162 II 'EJ Q2 C9 GJ l I , ' 'A II K' Q 0 New l,0K'J1QllYll IT? gfrwrlivt Avo, zc: ,,,. :,:::::,,,:::::::i u,,,-...,,,...-..---..---.d 1L....,-- l Hrwzl c, no . F::::: ':C32CCC:00:::0:::::0O:::ooo:cz:::::-:::: ,,,,, ....-.'.. '- 4 1 41 r-Q.-Qu ...... ..... .... EE Let the gift you give the graduate this year be a lasting one- Norwalk Motor Sales :I A gift in jewelry Successors to 'I 7 George A. 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