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

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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-

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'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