Waite High School - Warrior Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1936 volume:

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So it goes . . . for three periods . . . quiet . . . then turmoil . . . dishes clash and clatter in the washer . . . quiet reigns again . . . 'till tomorrow once more brings the horde clattering through the gateway to gastronomical content. M IL CONSER INC P 14 B r r FIIIQ two 1ns1stent telephones explode lnto sound slmultaneousls MISS Nelson, w1ll the book room be open th1s morn1ng3 Cant sou send th1s around as a speclal an nouncement Mrs Evans? pleads a desperate club reporter proffermg a hast1ly scrawled not1ee of meetlng wh1le capable MISS Nelson ran sacks the lost and found drawer 1n answer to the questlon Has anyone turned IH a blue ever sharp penc1l9 A belhgerent VOICL bel1es the ser? Hes1tantly a club treasurer draws near to ask D1d MISS Wemp send for me? 1t goes 1n the ofhce How the glrls ever Hnd t1me In th1s bedlam of VOICCS agarnst the eternal clatter of IIYPCXVFIIYCFS to record grades and make up the1r mtermmable reports must re 1na1n an e1ghth wonder MISS Nelson answers all the quest1ons of a general nature Charmlng Mrs Evans untangles w1th pat1ence and sL1ll the eurr1cular problems of students and takes care AND CDFFICE 7 words, I wonder whether I could see Mr. Con- 3 -,y I I . . V ' . ...So .' Y' R, PH IP H. . 4 PR IAL of tx pxng and mlmeoegraphlng all general and speclal an nouncements Bes1des these two there IS MISS Mabel Wemp Leeper of the hnanc1al accounts and Ll1SpLllSLI' of new books Mans adnut the work done bv these fa1thful workers but enxx Mr Conser s apparentlx easx lob Glance at these entr1e5 on h1s memo pad Budget meetlng w 1th the Athletxc Board of Control Loole 1nto 1-larrls Brow 111112 afTa1r Rece1ve Mt UIHOI1 quartette checle orders for athletlc equ1pment w1th Mr M1115 Check next se tson 5 football schedule w1th Mr Pearsall F1re dr1ll See Coach M on what to do w1th problem boxs on teams Schedule movle w1th out sacr1hc1ng hrst second or th1rd hours what a schedule' Grantmg the adm1rable w orle done bs the ofhce staff for the student the fact rema1ns that unless the student IS comfortable he w1ll not produce the best w orle of w h1ch he IS capable Therefore we must QIVC cred1t to Mr Keller lerndlx and efhclent bu1ld1n1, cu5tod1an We return to the ofhce only to hnd the orhce w orleers preparmg to start for the1r homes qu1et peaceful homes we hope RCE 9 NRS Boy D Ex us Nltss Menu XX EX1P NilSSljUR1S Nusox NIR C hom L- KELLI-R 7 . 1 y . - 1 , , , - 1 fe l 1 L Y-, , 1 . , a . y Y v , Y - 2 . - . . ' . Y V. . ,Y . V ,, , . . . . , ,, . . . Q C . .. l . . . . . , . . . . . ' 4 A . igg Y V Y - , V - .- . - ' . ,, L , . . . s A , - v . . . . L 1 A Y ' Y I ' Y ' , l , Y' r Ia y K . U l l , K . , , Q 1 1 Q ' 1 11' .1 A .l' il 1 HQTS T 1' A southcm exposure of Ll Waite High purriil. 2 Our piiiicipul, X111 Comer. scams to enjoy his new siirroumiiiigs. 3 From the wily Xliss Wcnip looks, N111 Comer must lwc liumling hcl' thc lung sought pai'-clicck. .Wk 4 Nliss Nclsim works XX'lIll.1ll.lflllCIlClXiCl'i- gmuml. 5 ls it pcixoiiiil, Xlrs. Exxiiis? 6 Miss Wcnip gives .uviiy :lic sclmol's money. So thats where our nioncy' goes. 7 fNo more chairs, Sergeant Bill? 8 More licnr in 323. please. Coming up! ,af Q35 . X Mlss Adams Mrs Allen Mr Baird Commercial Fnglnb Industrial 'irrr Mr Ball Miss Boerger Miss Bumgardner Mu vc Latm Spamsb Miss Burns Mrs Canfield Mlss Carpenter l'n.Llnb Snence 3 A FACULTY RK Vllss Anuns his contrlcted for thlrtx new kl1CIlPl'l0I'lCS for her uplng Cllss Vlns il 1 I x IS extremelx C lreless uxrh uhlte excuses VIR Bunn Cll'II10lC be rxled 'VIR Hsu went oxer b1g on 1 recent Nllyor Bowes fun zteur progr un 'Vhss Bolnc Ens 1nsp1r1t1on1l Lltm songs haxe been adipted bs Premrer MUSSOl1U1 to spur h1s armx to xxctorx on the Ethloplan frontler Mrss BUMC -XRDNER s fax or1te phrase 1s, Now, I In gnmg x ou no home work for to morrow Vlrss Bums mmages to be onlx too alert 1n s1xth hour studx natural stone h1b1tats for MRS CAINIKILLD s blologw speC1mens Miss Cfmrmxrzn keeps ht bx eatlng d,11ls a model sllad composed of the frurr her Arr Class draws MR COLLlNb has been 1n the red ex er s1nCe he started markmg exlmmmon papers vuth red colored penclls Mr C olllns Mr Kombs MISS Lowell Mr I ummmgs lnduslrml Arts Sorwl Snence fngllvb Industrzal Arls FACTS US ll US MISS Druggan Mr Foley Nirs Fortune Miss Gerdmg Snence Radio Latm School 'Vurse . ,, A . Q a ' 2 I ' ' . 5 9 ' ' 2 ' z 1 ' :M YA 4 ,W Y ' 1 ' ll 7 1 I Y. Y - l l l .. 1 lv- 2 . v A A Thousands of dollars have been spent building Z I 'L k ' I Ar . 4 m . ' 1 X Q - .K '41 , Y - ' 'I ATEMENT AL MR Comm entered te 1ch111g from tl1e r 111115 of pr0fe5s1on tl baseball M155 C0551 ll SIX 5 5uperx 151111: 1 school news p1per 15 1 e111ch DCSPIEC the fact that he I5 a teacher Ill machme 5h0p X111 CL NIXIINL 5 h1s 1111n 1ged to keep all h1s hngers Pu11ctu1l1t1 and deter1111111t1011 are lVlI5s Dau 1 ax 5 outstandmg ch1r1cter1st1c5 Mr FDL! Y 1nterrupts 11111s1c1l PTOQTIIIIS VXlfl'1 h1s a1111te11r bro 1dca5t1ng 5t1t1011 M115 P01111 5.1. behex e5 th lf pr 1ct1c1ng 1l150 lute 1nfor1111l1ts 15 a wlrtue exer1011e should p055e55 M155 G1:11D151t , the nurse h lb exhausted her supplv of Castor 011 and p1ll5 1nd IS now gn mg out Hershex chocol IIC btrs M155 GRIFFITH 1nher1ts so111e of her AFEISIIC .1b1l1t1 from her AFEISE 111other MR5 HALL 5 hrst name 15 T0111 MISS HART crosses the r1xer exerx 111orn1ng Ill the Ark XX l1en 1l101 starts LlCClIl1lDg r 1p1dl1 1n French Cl155, 'M155 H015 fCJllLCb lf 5 Cherchez l1 femme' M155 Gflmlh MISS Hart Foreign Language F ll Ylnb MISS Kxmble Mr lxlag Mr Leach Sacml Scufnce Science Social Science 'VI155 Hou 11111 ha5 completed a patented 50lu t1o11 guaranteed to keep 1110th5 out of 1111115ed sCh00lb00L5 PICIUFCS of l101t5 1nd lOCOIl1OIlXCS 1d0r11 the walls of 'Vlr teger s room 'VI155 Kxnxxs 1 11.111 recommends for lLl0lC5CCIlE re1d1ng The Thfllllllg LIX es of 0h11 D1ll1n get 1nd Babx F1-ee Nelson XX hen 1011 d011 t ICCIIC th1ng5 LlOI1 t look 50 br1ght ww 1r115 VI155 K1x11xLL 'X KMC cla55 IS 1 10ll1 011e lt IS 1n1p0s51hle to run p15t lvl!! L1 1111 Ill tl1e a M155 MALLOIQX 0w115 a gadget whlch lb fountaln pe11 tl15hl1ght and shoe horn C0111 b1ned M155 MALLOX IS knmwn for her gr1e10115 hosp1tal1tx MISS MARINL runs .1 want ad 1n the Blade aslung for .1 luhr1Cant to 01l the tongues of her pup1ls for class d1scuss10n MR MATIII Kb ear115 1n evtra dollar 011 Satur du n1ghts bx pl Ulllg the p1a110 at Bud and Luke s 1 as :sn t Mr Jaeger 'Xfhss Howard Mnss Kahnwexler Com ruercul Science Lzbra ry M155 Mallory M155 Malloy MISS Marlnn. Mr Mathms Home Fcnnamux Fuglrsb Soc1alScnfm.e Mathematics A A . . . 1 L 1 1 1 ' ' ' - .. L1 ,-, ' 3 - 1 'L ' a . . . - . .111 . . , . , . 1 ' -' , 1' . 31' 1 ztg L -- A A- .3 1 - L - . 1 L - J - . , . H 1 9 , . . L . . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' , 's3..'. ' 22 I ' Y ' - ' ' - ' r , 1 . ' 1 , . . . . , '1 1 . . 4. . 1 z 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 'L - 1 .1 1' ' . v,: ' , , A I ' ' Y . - . . W. i 1 1 . l . I y I- . yA v - . 1 , , h-ll. .. , ., . K cu ' -9 l 1 il ' ,' ,- A . - - , . , . 3 ' 1 , . .YZ , ,, , ' 2 z . 1 , .7 Y r I V 1 ' ' 1 ' . 1 1' ' 'z . A ' ' - 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' L 1 ' ' Ll' ' ' ' 1 '1 V l E i U ,L A 4 J , W, U ' , A A, Q., . KIXX'-ffiftf A4 Mr Mxlls Snenre Commercial Mr Moffatt MISS Moore Commerczal Social Snence Englub Miss Morgan Mr Mollenkopf Commercial Mlss Nelson Mlss Newblrt Mr Osborne Miss Parks well? Fnglzsb I ndu ttrml A rn M atbemants FACULTY FACTS- I2 K Recentlv 4 collectxon was taken up to buv 'VIR MILLS a gold embossed first 11d s1tchel ofthe halls as not MR MOLLENKOPT his sexerll grex hzurs he xcqulred 'llffOOfb11ll gimes MISS MOORE keeps 1 strong wh1ph1dden 11x m 1 remote corner of her desk 'Vhss Mom ax s room 15 no pl ace for constmt slssllflg Mlss Nttsox 1S proof of the st1tement th lf ood thm s come m small .acka es S S P 3 Mlss NLWBIRT has VSFIIICH and PL1bl1ShCLl 1 best seller enutled Let Em Hue It MR ObBORNE lands on the roof ex erx morn mg IH h1s autogyro 51188 PARKS IS offermg a PFIZC of tvwentx dol lars for .1 reclpe for non fattenmg chocolue 1C fs , Mr Pearsall Miss Plckard ' Nixss Rees Commercml Scxence Englzxh Mlss Roache Mr Rohlnng Mrs Schaenfeld Fnglub Suenre Sngnfg if I 1 . ' - -2 z . E 1, Z , ll ' ' la -' A '5 Mf.MOTIfATT would just as soon Chase you out 2 ' ' ' z 'ay S V are 4? l l 3, lv' ' 1 L 1 . . 1 J 'f . P I ' 1 1 ' : f r ' I 2 , 2 ' 1 P ' , . . . 'iff Q' Mlss Smnh Commerrml MISS Waite Mathematics ATEMENTS FAL VIR P1 ARSALL 1n1.1r11bl1 ends 1 pep t1Ik xuth Now student ucltets 1re th1rt1 tue cents VI1ss P1cR XRD c1n hll out IH uns1t1sf1ctor1 blank blmdfolded VI1ss RL1.s trulx .1pprec11tes IH 1pple from 1 consc1ent1ous pup1l VI1ss Ro-acne just 11111 not or cmnot be ser1o11s Vlr ROHLIINC ch1rges each student hxe dol l.1rs for the use ofthe test tubes 1n h1s l1bor1 torx It IS LlOVVI1I'1ghI d mgerous to chew gum dur mg one of VIRs Scn xexrttn s cl ISSCS VI1ss Sx11T11 1111 us w 1nts to know 1f thxs IS the Wu 1un1ors 1nd SCUIOFS should 1ct VI1ss SPAHD has n1med her Ford CITS after Enghsh monarchs and haung exhwsted the Henrx s, IS now startmg down the lme of LIZLICS 'VIR STEINER vull haue h1s l1ttle yoke VIR STERL1xc wlll get order or else' NIR SLTP111 x c1n ro1rl1Le 1 l1on VIN Tomx xx on 1 lOXlI1g cup for Pll0E1I1g her ICC bolt to uctorx 1n 111 zneux ers If the VIILIVHCC H tcht Club l1st utnter VIN XX utr. h IS dehnttelx dec1ded to superx ISC 1 cl1ss 1n deep se1 Ll1X1I1Q NI1ss NX sms IS 'VI1ss Boerger s specul cronx VIR NX IETZ 1S 1ll 11 ool lflLl 1 1 1rd two 1 1I'Ll9 xude the qrxde of th1t person who w1ll don IIC 1 p1ck1ge ofJu1c1 Fflllf gum ex erx week VI1ss NX ERUNI nexer tures of llSICUll'lg to The VIus1c Goes Round 1nd Round VI1ss XOL vc IS xerx ldept 1n the lplUCSC 1rt of1111 ntsu VIR HoLxcQ1.1sT ne1tlw vxe1rs OLIE the te e phone IH 310 homeroom 1nswer1ng rush calls from the oihce pq! 55 Spayd Ni: Stemer Mr Sterlnng Mr Sutphen MISS Tobm English Sana! Srrenre Industrml Arts Band xldfbfllldflfi T NP vi I Mr Wletz Vlxss Wales Ninss Vferner 5iIS9 Vh'erum M155 Young Mr YOUUXQUISI Sona! Snenre Home ftonomux H nur frwmmus Onlzextra Suenre Industrial Arts . . 5 1 ' 'Q ' 1 2 ' . . .' 1 '- . Y. 1 H V A V I l ,ul v . . . fr? 1-1, 1 1 L a M V W 1 Q I , A 7' . ll! I , ' ' 1' , . - V n ,. -3, g l' - . . Y' .1 ' 1 2.'l , ' .'z . ' NI1ss W12RN1gR has agreed to raise to an A I U . 2 'Z Y 'Z Y A -I-I ' - Y I I' Y ' 2 2 ' 1 7 'I 1 l ' Y'2 l JZ 2 2 Y' . I Y I ' -' i g . ' 1 '. 2 J' ' 2 I - 2 . , , J .l ,. 1 l , 1 'A Mi ' 1 .. 'I . l ' . ' S . 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I Deir Sirf' - 4'Gee. Nliss .Ml,1i11s, l C.lIllI re.11l sh11rrli.1i11l. 5 Do you suppose th.1r e.1r C4111 he.1r what ymfre saying, Rimlwerv 4 XX'll.iE'S this .1 1iewsp.1per in the linking? Bolw r.1kes mares mi style fmm Kermit Witte! lx'.1i1li11e exrr.1.pulwlislieil III Rmmi 1113. S Xliss Boerger. l..1ri1i teacher. pl.1y'slJI1Cuf liei-e1m1p1msiri1ms for .1 group 11fCl111risIci's. 6 K.llC'S lvemg lwrxixe while lfll.1 Likes c.1r'e11l' .15Ill.1ll cut. Am 1i1f1mrm.1l, r JLlll1l'f.ilWlC 1l1seuss11m1i in Xliss bp.1x.l s lgiiglisli el.1ss, 51 41 book worm 32 CDR STUDENTS Twenty brilliant students from each class . . . grin- ning from these handsome pictures . . . who are they? . . . the Honor Roll, ofcourse . . . and life is just a bowl of cherries' '... red ones at that! . . . when one attains the highest standards of scholarship . . . In computing scores . . . three points are credited for A . , . two for B . . . one digit for C . . . no credits allowed for grades below C . . . no wonder pupils have to work for a position . . . Previous to this year, one-half credit was allowed for musical studies . . . Because ofthe extra musical study required in the new augmented course . . . every Toledo public school this year gave the musicians a full credit . . . Hurrayl . . . SENioR HoNoR STUDENTS ,First picturef: Row I Iune Lloyd, Nelle Louise Sipe, Thelma Campbell, Irene Kagin, Betty jane Brown, Kathleen Steiner, Florence Bursmith, Elizabeth Mesteller, Eleanor Rinker. Standing--Barbara Conser, Mary Lee Piper, Patil Sturtz, Mable Rieman, Henry Yogtsberger, Merton Travis, Paul Meyers, Roger Hatton, ,Iohn Kasap, Margaret Rollo, Gwendolyn Hanna lemon Hoxou Srenewrs Second picture 1 Row I Aileen Kooistrii, Beatrice Miller, Florence Reifert, Iirleen Gamble, Betty llaeobs, Sylvia Friberg, Iiliza- beth Foley, Dorothy Strowger, Pauline York, Vir- gll1lilxxICSCIll'!CI'l-1 Standing Helena Durham, Kathry n Luebben, Rai Crawford, Robert Robinson, Yirginia liisenbrandt, Robert Winters, Eduard Forrest, Alvin Iiaton, Iuelyn Tober, Virginia Mull, L.1Yona Piel we've been waiting for this for yars and Hyarsu. . . Mr, Ball, Miss XVerum, and Mr. Sutphen are studying too . . . but they do not get an increase in salary , . . As the annual goes to press, April first, June Lloyd leads the senior class with 10615 points . . , Sylvia Friberv, a 'unior, outshines her classmates with 69 oints . . . so homores are . 3' proud of Phyllis Bihn . . . 41 points . . . and the freshmen present Doris Teeter . . . 14 points . . .One appreciates the value of these scores when he observes that ...i -X ranges from 95-100 . . . B, from 89-94 . . . C, from 83-88 . . . D, from 77-82 . . . and E, from 70-76 . . . substantial awards are given to top- notch senior students at graduation . . . the tirst and second highest are presented scholarships . . . Whether or not they win the supreme award . . , students covet the honor of appearing in the honor group . . . Plan to join them there . . . by excel- ling in ability to concentrate . . . cultivating that initiative . . . and devoting that extra hour to study. Soviioxioae Hoxoa bnntxrs First pitture Royy l e Iustine Henry , Geneya Sander, Yirginia Lark, Phyllis llihn, Shirley Hires, Lorna Switk, Nlary' Sturtz, Ruth Maxwell, Helen Fernolend. Standing 'lean Cann, Gertrude Rey noldshlean l3aumgartner,,Iaek Orebaugh, Norman Heydinger, Dale Champion, Earl Pelton, Harold Konz, Henry Cook, Katherine Whitmore Patricia Wales, Wesley Taylor l:R1,NHNiAN Hoxou STL'I7hNTQ Second picture Row l Regina Csobadi, Raymond Turner, Nlargaret Dun- ayvay, Williard Dotson, Lois Nlenne, Parker Consaul, Betty Groslean, William jackson, Esther McClell- and. Standing Robert Bittikofer, Mariorie Dalton, Doris Teeter, ,Ieanne Robinette, Martha Heferle, Dorothy Shriver, Ruth Crisiohn, Carolyn Mingus, Robert Nlusser I-I T DE TS Jr,lfvvnQl ,EQ lr u 'sf 4' al x wan tml: a flvrrivk BKRNEH N INCEINT BETTX IKNE BRONX N IL NE LLOH D f A U A L Kathleen Stemer Claznmzu ohm K ISJP Cbanm nz Golthe Pe1cel Lorn 1 XX 1I1Cl1 H noltl Eggezt C, lfl1CllI1C N 11 13, Mx rtle 'M erx Robert Now ,111 Ernest Semerskx Pdlll Sturtz Robert Scott ANNOUNCEMENT J l 1ul 'X4CL1ugl1l111 Clvznmuu P1111 N11 els Plllllp Nflurphx e.111 H6ll5Il1Q Alum Brow ll H1ltl.1 Decker Ruth Coule gaul gil! i Helen Beres Helene Stemke Tl1el1111 C ll11PlWCll Kenneth Ruleout .me Kmses Hovs 11rd 'Xldmch Durw .1rd NX 1ght Ger1ld Ehrmm Rox M1rt111 Du me S111 1 er Cfldllllldll Dean Pon eu Herbex t Entxs e1t LUIS SChulle1 Bonmel Bueschen B ll 1 B111 XX ebb Edu 1rd Hexdm er Ex elx I1 R1tz Florence Burs1111th ll 1 C01 Cl M 1ble R1t111 111 fldllllllll Dolothx R1tl5cl1e1tl Klta Mae Dudderar S E N l R Q F F l C E R S f B N Q E l CL SS R AV . 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Id 1 NI IC Hunt we flbblllla wr rlbf HTH V sunk and Inst 36 'Q 7 SENIQRS . . . fascinating N.-XITA Anas . . . capable HOWARD ALDRICII: D., Natl Honor Society, v. pres.,Jr. Hi-Y, pres., Sr. Hi-Y, Annual . . . rotund ROBERT ALEXIANDERI Jr., Sr. Hi-Y . . . staunch D.AVID ALTIIOUSE . . . gay EMERALLIsE ARx1ERusT: Periclean, Jr. Friendship . . , jovial Louis AN'FOINEI Annual, editor-in-chief, German Club, Student Council, Forum, Scarabs, Retina . . . Conservative XVILLIAINI APEL: Forum, Sr. Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Optimates, Creative Writing Club, pres. . . .coquettish XVYNONA APEL: Home Ec. pres., Periclean, Student Council, Red Cross . . . alert XVILLIAM ARTER . . . likable JANE ASIIE . . . vivacious MX'RTLE AvERx': Periclean, Home Ec., Student Council . . . gracious DOROTHH' AYERs: Scarabs, Home Ec . . . hesitant JOE BACHMAYER: Altobee Art Club, Varsity Football, Hall Patrol, UW Club . . . laughing-boy EDWARD BAILEY . , . trilling XVIRGIL BALL: Band . . . pleasing ROBERT BANIcs: German Club . . . jolly WILLIAM BARRINGTON: Forum, Student Council, Nat'l. Honor Societv' 1 7 Jr. and Sr. Hi-Y . . . gallant HOWARD BARTELs: Forum, Sr. Hi-Y, French Club, Dramatic Club . . . charming XVINIYRILD BAEMANN: Peri- clean, Student Council, Glee Club, Altobee Art Club . . . cheerful JANET BAL'x1oART- xIgR: Student Council, Jr. Friendship Club . . . dramatic BARBARA BEAEREOARD: Zet, Red Cross Club, Dramatic Club, Retina SENIORS . . . smooth-as-silk HILDA BEcIcER:junior Red Cross Club . . . girlishly sweet BETTY BEITER . . . moody, temperamentalGLADxs ANN BELcHER:Girls' Athletic League . . . ever-sleepy CHARLES BENNETT . . . practical, matter-of-fact EILEEN BENNETT: jr. Red Cross Club, V. pres., Periclean, Home EC .... appealing HELEN BEREs: Periclean, Altobee Art Club, Home Ec . . . the unregenerate tease, GABRIEL BERTOK: Boys' UW Club, Lightweight Football, Varsity Football, Hall Patrol, Wrestling, Track Team . . . trusting, trust- Worthy IDA BERTOK . . . dilatory, indolent ALBERT BETTs . . . quiet, unassuming RALPH BIGLIN . . . chattering, dark-eyed magpie TIIELMA BILLMAN . . . retiring GERALD BLACK . . . Shy, dependable PEARL BORICS . . . voluble HELEN BowERs: Home Economics Club . . .fastidious WILLIAM BOWLESI Junior Hi-Y Club . . . free-and-easy ETHEL BOWMAN: Hall Patrol, Retina Home Room Representa- tive . . . enthusiastic, vigorous THERESA BQYER: Band, Hall Patrol, Altobee Art Club . . . impish BILLY BozE: Quill and Dagger . . . hazy Raymond Brooks . . .truthful PAULINE BROTIiERSIHOlUC Economics Club, Sr, Friendship Club, Jr. Red Cross Club, Annual Art Staff, Hall Patrol . . . original, talented ALMA BROXVNI Zetalethean, Jr, Red Cross Club, Annual Art Stall, Hall Patrol Shine on 38 quiet BLTFY Bizoxxx Sr Cl.1ss,x pres Natl Honor Societx, Zet, French Club enticing CHARLOTTE BROXXN Zet, Op timates poised Boxxie EAN Btr sciitx Peri, treas , Sr Friendship Club cipable MARC ARET BLLLIMORI: saltx FLORLXICE BLRsxi1TH let Sergt it Arms, Natl Honor Societx Dramatic Club Annut1lSt.1fi' Sr Friendship Club French Club reserxed SLBAsT1Ax CALAxxI d.11ntx THELXIA CAx1PB1:L1. Natl Honor Societv, Periclean, Optimttes genill XIOLA UNE CARVER prim CAROLINIL CATCHPOLE Zet Sr Friendship Club Glee Club Student Council bustling CuARL1:s CH APWAN Annutl Bus Starf Retina taeiturn lVIARx CICERELLA . . . sequestered DAVID CLIP- INTER: I r. 'md Sr. Hi-X' . D: X 'zrsi y Footb'1ll' W Club' Wrestling Track TC'llH . . . sensitive GERfkLDINE Cote . . . sms- modic BARBARA CoNsuR: N'1t'l. Honor Society' Zetg French Club' Sr. Friendship Club' Student Council' Dr'1m1tic Club . . . light-he'1ded BETTY Coox: Peri' Dramitic Club' Student Council' Spwnish Club' Retina . it noisy, blustering i Acx CoRw1N: Glee Clubg Altobee Art Club . . . diminutive Rum Cowiiz: Pericleung Home Economics Club . . . Cttveman-nered C:LIliI'ORD Ct'1.1-1- NANI Glee Club, Stage Nlunuger . . . artistic ARxo1.n c:L'I.VlQRZ Annual Art Stullig Baseball . . . stylish ELXK'1LIJ.X CL'1.vLR: Sr. Friendship Club . . .thorough DORIs CL'N1XlINsZ Athletic Leugueg Zet SENIORS . . . introspectiye X'lCl'0R Dxxiiis . . . Winsome GR.-'kfli .loaxxii Davis: Senior Friendship Club . . . witty, sagacious ROBERT Davis: Forum Literary Society: Swimming Teamg Spanish Club . . . garrulous Hii.o.-x DECRER: Red Cross Clubg Sr. Friendship Clubg :Xltobee Art Club . . . credulous RUTH DELONG: Sr. Friendship Clubg Home Ee .... controlled H.ARRIliT Doxzy: Natl Honor Societyg Perig Optimates . . . happy CR,fi1o DowEER: Student Mgrg UW Club . . . giddy Daisy lDOXVNliY . . . faithful FANNY DRAooN: Nat'l. Honor Societyg Zet, chap.g Sr. Friendship Club, V. pres.g French Clubg Optimates .. . tlirtatious M.ARlIi DRIERISl'. Friendship Clubg Jr. Friendship Clubg Altobee Art Clubg Glee Club . . . sweet AGNEs DUDAsii: Jr. Friendship Club . . . unaH'ected ALTA NIAE DEDDERAR: Peri . . . docile MARX' JANE DL'ssEAL': Junior Friendship Clubg Junior Red Cross Club . . . individual BIZTTY JANE EDt3AR:Peri- clean Literary Society '... boyish HARoEn EooERT: Forum, sec'y.g junior Hi-YQ Ger- man Clubg Dramatic Club . . . voguish Rtrrii F.ocii:R'i'1 Natl Honor Societyg Zet, pres.g Sr. Friendship, pres.g Student Councilg German Club . . . the vamp, NI.-XR-IORIL Eii1xt3ER . . . slick GER- ALD Eiiizsmiz Forumg Spanish Clubg Sr. Hi-Yg Dramatic Club , . . affable, good-hearted C..x'i'iii3Rixig Eiscuiix . . . broad-shouldered, strapping ll.-xxiigs Fisiox: Football , . . pouty Rtsrii Exitu SENIQRS . . . wistful LUCILLE EMMEL: Altobee Art Club: Glee Club: Sr. Friendship Club: Ahtletic League . . . gentlemanly HERBERT ENGXVER'1'ZXYL1I'Slfy Football: German Club: Wrestling: Engineers . . . courteous HENRIETT.-x ENTENMANN: Hall Patrol . . . quiet JOHN ERNI: Hall Patrol: Dra- matic Club: Q.D .... thoughtful MILDRED ERNST . . . sincere JULIA ESTENFIELDERI Red Cross Club, treas.: Altobee Art Club: Athletic League . . , the ambitious go-getter, MARGARET FELBINGER: Hall Patrol . . . dubious RUSSELL FERDIG: Quill and Dagger: Swim- ming Team, captain . . . mild-mannered XYERNON FINCH . . . friendly, chivalrous STANLEY FIsHER: Altobee Art Club, serg't.-at-arms: Forum: Senior Hi-Y: Student Council . . . carrot- topped HENRY FREDERICK: Radio . . . approachable RUTH FRENCH . . . callous WALTER FRY: D.: Swim- ming: Altobee Art Club . . . boy-scouting PAULINE FRYMAN . . . rambling MELVIN GIEsERT: UW Club: Forum: Varsity Foot- ball: Wrestling . . . natator DONALD GENTNER: D.: jr. Hi-Y: Sr. Hi-Y: Swimming Team: Reserve Basketball: Student Council . . . self-satisfied DONALD GILsoN: Hall Patrol: . . . Caustic LILLIAN GoDrREY . . . reserved JOSEPHINE GoLDNER:'Ir. Red Cross Club: Glee Club: French Club: Jr. Friendship Club . . . diligent MILDREID Goxm: Home Ec. Club: Annual solicitor . . . sedate XYIRGINIA GOULD SENIQRS . . . capable NIARY-IANI5 GRABACII: jr. Red Cross Club, Athletic league . . . dependable DOROTIIY GR.8NGER . . . contraryjottj. GREEN: XV Club, Baseball, Basketball, Forum, French Club, Student Council, Sr. Hi-Y . . . domineering PATsY GRI5lliSI Student Council, Altobee Art Club, pres., Glee Club, pub. mgr., French Club . , . mute YVILMONT GRODI . . . dilfident EDNA NIAE GUNLIGIIT . . . serene C:rXVENDOLYN HANNA: Zet, sec'y., Nat'l. Honor Society, sec'y., An- nual Staff, Sr. Friendship, French Club . . . satanic PRESTON HANsBoRot'GII . . . Cherubic FRANCES HANIUs . . . considerate VIRGINIA HIARIDERC Sr. Friendship Club, HoIIIe Ec .... dignified JUSTIN HARDER: Sr. Hi-Y, Forum, Nat'l. Honor Society . . . mirthful MARX' ETTIE HEKRDINI Red Cross Club, French Club . . . amiable ANNA HARRISON . . . dandyned RVILLIAM HARTLEY: Annual Solicitor, Hall Patrol, Assistant Business Manager, An- nual, 1935 . . . eager RosAI.IND H.ATCH . . . astute ROGER HATTON: Natl Honor Society, pres., Forum, Student Council, Sr. Hi-Y . . . brawny RICHARD HEEERLE: Football, XY Club . . . musical JEAN HELBING: Student Council, Orchestra, pres., Zet, Retina, ed.-in-chief, first se- mester . . . Obliging EDWARD HEYDINGER: D., Sr. Hi-Y, y. pres., Optimates, serg't.-at- arms, Hall Patrol . . . talkative BETTY HOFYSI.XNf Red Cross Club, Scarabs, Home Ec .... quick RIcIIARD HOEL.AI3.Ar'oII stvpping ou I 42 -Q spont 1neous Ro1s1RT H011 XBALK 11 megilom 1n1 IC Noiumx Ho11 AND Quill 1nd Digger Student Nl 1n1Qer Sr H15 Tennis Tenn efl1c1c1ous RLT11 Hop KINS Home Economics Club . . . conxentioml soft-spoken EL1z.f1m:T11 CLARA HORVATH . . . convivial WIAR1' EL1zAn15'r11 HORVAT11: . . . windy oHN HRIVNYAK . . . fiery lNlAR'lORIli HUNIBERSTCJNEI Student Council, Zet, Sr. Friendship, Retina, ed.- in-chief . . . merry IDA MAL HUNT: NV Club: Dramatic Club, Sr. Friendship . . . ilnperttirbable KAT1115R1N13 IsL1NG1zR: Home Ec. . . . petite C11ARLoTT15j.n'NEs: Peri, Annual Solicitor, Athletic League, Home Ec., sec'y, . . . light-hearted C11ARLEs JLrrERs: Orchestra, business mgr. . . .seductive JUNE JONES: Athletic League: Hall Patrol , . . NIARYtIL'11Asz ofthe irresistible smile: Red Cross Club . . . watchdog EARL 'IURRUS . . . industrious IRENE KAGIN: Jr. Friendship Club, Student Council: Scar- abs, Nat'l. Honor Society, Zet, Annual Solicitor . . . invuluglblejoiix KAsA1v: Annual Stall, Sr. Class, serg't.-at-urinsg Student Council, Natl Honor Society, Forum, Sr. Hi-Y: Stationer:Optimz1tes . . . peppy MARGIL KL1511.: Home Ec .... fair RUT11 KEEI'ER . . . liddling CLARLNC1: Ku1s1:R: Orchestra, sec'y. 3 D .... deliberate H1:LLx K1xx151': UW Club, French Club . . . energetic J.-XXI. K1xsLx': Athletic League, presg XY Club, sec'y.g Zet: Student Council, An- l'1L1.1l Solicitor SENICRS . . . devastating EWQLYN KIIJKERI XY Club, V. pres., Peri, Sr. Friendship Club . . . naive NEVA KLEINHANs: Athletic League . . . decisive ELINOR Koen: Nat'l. Honor Society, Zet, HW Club, Scarabs . . . saxophobian ELSIE Koxrzz Band, Athletic League . . . friendly ELLEN KoxTz: German Club, Orchestra . . . tranquil LL'cIENNE Korvz: Spanish Club . , . springy-gaited VICTOR Kosnanz Band, Junior Aviators . . . striving, driving XLICTORIA K0sBAB: . . . competent, pleasing XYALERIA KovAcs: Girls' Athletic League . . . self-effacing CLYDE ICOXVALKA . . . eloquent Louis KUHMAN: Quill and Dag- ger, sec'y., Dramatic Club, pres., Student Council, Hall Patrol, Optimates . . . un- ruffled JOSEPHINE KUsAN: Altobee Art Club . . . quick-witted VIRGINIA KUSIANZ An- nual, bus. mgr., Peri, serg't.-at-arms, W Club, treas., Sr. Friendship Club, Scarabs . . . RUTH LAFARREE: Athletic League . . . glib BETTY LAFONTAINE: Zetalethean . . . accommodating MELBA LANGENDORT: Sr. Friendship Club . . . helpmate XYALTIER L,-xxTz: Quill and Dagger . . . superficial ZLLMA Lamiiigz Periclean, Girls' HW Club, reporter, Scarabs, Athletic League . , . stalwart EDWARD LEBowsxY: Football, Altobee Art Club . . . picturesque NIARY ELLEx LIEBHERR: Peri, Home EC., Ath- letic League, French Club, Dramatic Club . . . personable Mmzcstxaifr LLxxi,x: Red Cross Club, Glee Club rramrning 44 SENIORS . . . unobtrusive Euouxu LEsI.Iu . . . emphatic CHARLOTTE LIMJNER: Red Cross: Athletic League, sec'y .... ethical JUNE LLOYD: Student Councilg Nat'l. Honor Society: Zet: Optimates, pres.: French Club . . .generalissimo XVILLIAM MCCIKLLISTERI WNV Club , . . Stimulating YVINIIARIQD MCCORMICK: Hall Patrol . . . our gourmet, HAROLD MCGRIIfl'IN . . . comradely EARL NICLARGIN . . . re- tiring PAUL MCLAUGHLINZ Nat'l. Honor Societyg Annual . . . mechanical ROBERT MCNUTT: Bowling Team, Capt. . . . minute .Iosmm MCPORTLAND . . . de- lightful ELEANOR MADDEN: Peri, censor: Nat'l. Honor Society: Annual Solicitor: Retina . . . princely ROBERT MADSON . . easy-going LEONA MALI.: Hall Patrol . . . keen, sharp RAYBIOND MANN . . . tran- quil CHARLOTTE RUTH M.ARTIN . . . . self-centered ROY MARTIN: Glee Club: Scarabs: Band: Dramatic Club .... captivating FRIED.-X MAY: Peri: Student Council . . . conservative BRRTHA MAYLR . . subdued CLAIR MEIQKILR: Altobee Art . . . fun-loving XYICTOR NlEEKER . . . . llippant ELIZABETH NIuxTIzLI.ER: Zet SENIOR . . . fair and square RICHARD NlICHAELs: Altobee Art Club . . . heartsome, lusty RICHARD MIICEAIQLL: Band . . . industrious, ambitious DALE N'lILLER . . . volatile REGINA MILLER:lIr. Red Cross Club . . . rollicking JOSEPH NlILLS . . . im- pulsive XYERNITA MILDRD: Jr. Red Cross Club, reporter . . . loquacious WALTER MINICI-1: Swim- ming Teamg Lightweight Footballg Wrest- ling . . . ellicient BETTY MORAN: Bandg Sr. Friendshipg Altobee Art Club . . . en- gaging HELEN MoRcIAN . . . talented KENNETH NloRoAN: Altobee Art Club . . . whimsical DAVID MDRTIAIER: Annual, faculty ed.g Quill and Daggerg Sr. Hi-Yg Optimatesg Band . . . mild DORIS ML'N5CJN . . quiet PHILIP NlI'RIJIIv: Bowling Team . . . industrious PAUL E. NIvERs: Nat'l. Honor Society . . . painstaking, Careful RICHARD Mi'ERs . . . impartial .IAxIEs NAGY . . . boisterous SARA MAE NAYLOR: Dramatic Club . . . lackadaisical, soft-spoken JOHN RAYMOND NEELY . . . gay, silly NIARCIARLT NliNlllTll . . vocalist lloHN NIiL'IJLRI'l1RI Glee Club , . talkative BERNETTA NEEDERIER 1 ph unny photo 46 'l SENIORS . . . debonair FRANK DIILXYSONII Altobec Art Club . . . accurate MixRc:ERY NIBLICK: Zetalethean . . . voluble GERALDINE NORR1s: Hall Patrol: Glee Club: library' 2lSS1SfLll'lE . . . assured XYERDA M.8li NKJli'TliCL'TT . . , airminded HliR5l.XN NOTm:1s. . . loyal ROBERT Nowuci assistant to Mr. Pearsallg Forum . . . compelling ROBERT NussER: Quill and Dagger . . . laughing-eyed AONEs NY1T- RAY: Altobee Art Club: French Club . . . dreamy EILEEN O'BR1EN: Spanish Club . . . reserved MARY CDL,-KH . . . oratorical KENNETH ORXVIGZRCIlI121QSCL1I'L1bSQSPLlI'llSl1 Club: Optimatesg Student Council . . . towering ROBERT PALMER: Forumg Glee Club, V. pres.: XV Club: Student Mgr. . . . stately DELPHINE PATRE: Hall Patrol: Glee Club . . . rare MTARIE PECKHABI . . . conscientious GOLDIE PERcEL: National Honor Society . . . practical LEONA M.Xli PETERs . . . our prize songster, DONALD Pmifvs: Glee Club . . . snappy ROBERT PIERCE: Forum, pres.: Sr. l-li-Y, sec'y.g Student Council: Hall Patrol . . . genuine NIARY LliliPIPliR1ZCIL1lCKl1CLlI'lQ French Club: Hall Patrol: Glee Club: Sr. Friendship Club . . . puttering FORTNT Ptactz Dramatic Club, stage manager . . . modest Euiigwiz PLE1SlONs SENIGRS . . . freshman gigolollonx PosTLIg: D., treas., Sr. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Student Council . . . dainty Nl5l.Llli POTTERIKIELDI . . . studious DEAN POXVERNZ French Club, pres, Natl Honor Society . . . pampered ROBERT PRATT: Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Band, Optimates . . . fool-hardy XVAYNE PRICE . . . radical JAMES PRINTY . . . dashing MARGIXRET QUILTER: Home EC., Altobee Art Club . . . assured lIosEvII RAETHER . . . disturbing XVIVIENNE RAoEIfI', llr. Friendship Club, Home Economics . . . majestic DOROTHY RADscHEID: Op- timates . . . lovely, gracious MIARGARET RASE1'ZJf. Red Cross Club . . . prince of pests, RALPH REEDER: Jr. Hi-Y, Forum, Football, Track, Dramatic Club , . . cunning RUTH REEvEs: Red Cross, pres., Sr. Friendship . . . pleasing VIR- OINIA REIFERT: Peri, chap., Home Ec. . . . philosophical JOSEPH REITER: D., Dramatic Club . . . devoted DONALD REx: Glee Club, sergt.-at-arms . . . ever-troublesome KENNETH RIOEOUT: Football . . . diplo- matic NI.-KBLII REIMAN: Nat'l. Honor Soci- ety, Home EC., Optimates -O K . . . gabby ELAIER RIKlif Forum, Scarabs, Optimates . . . mirth-inspiring ELEANOII RINIQER: XY Club, pres., Zet, v. pres., Student Council, Natl Honor Society, Sr, Friendship . . . mysterious FENO RINNA i! SENICDRS . . . ravishing EVEEYN Ritz: Periclean, Sr. Friendship Club . . . fetching M.-xxINE Roaixsox: Sr. Friendship Club, Zet, French Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club . . . gracious Munir-IRILT RoI.I.o: Zet, Natl Honor Society, Sr. Friendship Club . . . accommodating EEI.swOR'rII ROTIILIS- IIEROER: Football, XY Club, Swimming, Q. D .... the one, DONALD REsII: Altobee Art Club . . . then the other, ROBERT Rusnz Altobee Art Club . . . enterprising GEORCEE SAIIRAN . . . happy-go-lucky Doctsms SALTER: Swim- ming, Altobee Art Club . . . deliberate LlAxIEs SANDERSON . . . girl of moods, IRENE SARADIN: Athletic League, Glee Club . . . quiet little ALTHEA SARNES . . . frolicsome lVlARY SAURWEIN: Athletic League . . . hilarious DEANE SAWYER: Natl Honor Society, Forum, Band, German Club, Sr. Hi-Y, pres., Scarabs, pres .... optimistic ARLENE SCIIANTZ: Annual solic- itor . . . domestic Emma Sciiixrzitrz Zet, Home Ec. . . . calm XVIRGINIA SCIIIQMILN.-'iL'liR . . . persuasive J.-xxiiis ScIIRt'I3Is: Altobee Art Club, pres., Glee Club, Engineers . . . scintillating Lois ScIIt'I.LER: Peri pres., Student Council, Dramatic Club, Home Ee., Spanish Club . . . lofty' EDXV,-XRD ScIIt'I.'rz: Forum, Band, Scarabsg Sr. Hi-Y, Engineers . . . amusing KIOIIN Sciitrrzz Engineers, .Xltobee Art Club . . . resigned Roiaivo SCIIWAKIQ: Engineers, xy pres. SEN! R . nice Romgni' Sco'i i': Engineers, preS.g . , , roguish Eizxixi' Sigxiigiuxii Glee Club, treas,g Forumg Natl Honor Society '... business-like K.-X'FlllIRINI1Sll.NXN'Z Sr. Friend- ship Clubg Dramatic Clubg Annual Stalfg Mr. Pe-arsall's sec'v. . . . timitlly demure Ei.iz.xi3ig'ri1 Siiomgizz Zetalethean . . , shrinking, monosyllabic IXNNABELLIZ Siioox: :Xltobee :Xrt Club . , . good-humoretl Eiuia llovcig Sixmoxa . . . animatetl NIQLLL Louisii SWL: Natl Honor Society, sec'y.g Zetg Optimates, consul . . . linicky N'IADIiLINIi SLui:'rii . . . friendly adviser Ai.Bi1RT.a SxiART . . . hesitant LUTHER SMITH . . . imposing PAUL SNIDER: Eootballg NVrestlingg HW Club . . . collegiate RoBuR'r Sxiouz: Eoot- ball, captg Basketballg Trackg Wrestlingg XY Club . . .good-naturetl EDWARD Soxciuxr . . . . modest BLANCHL STANLC: Pericleang Home EC., sergt.-at-armsg Altobee Art Clubg Annual Solicitor . . . blase NlILDRliD STANHC: Home Economics Club, chaplain . . . affectionate NI.xRo,xRi.'r ST.-xRxigR: Perig Annual Solicitorg Athletic League . . . noisyjacx S'ruciqLi5i': Sr. Hi-Y5 Swimming . . . willing Kxtiituux STLINER: Natl Honor Societyg Sr. Friendshipg Zetg Ger- man Clubg Scarabsg Optimates . shy HLi.i5xi. STLINKIQZ German Club . . . cool, calm, collectetl BIQRYICIQ ST. Iitiixx . , . antl staitl Cii.xRi.i.5 Sioxigizz . . . who tlo not choose to loin our many aocial clubs SEINII RS . . . plaintive RonER'r S'i'R.xi'rs. . . winning Gr.oR1A S'rRoL'si5: Nat'l. Honor Society, v. pres.g Zet, treas., Student Council, Sr. Friendship, chap., French Club, jr. Friendship . . . volatile ANNABEL STL'i3i3s: Zetg Glee Club, Hall Patrol . . . illustrious PAUL STURTZ: Forum,treas.g Student Council, pres., stationerg German Club, sec'y., Nat'l. Honor Society . . . pleasing GRANT SwARTz: Glee Club, serge- ill?-2lI'mS . . . sportive ROBERT SUSOR . . . companionable RosE ANN Strro: Home Economics Club . . . sober, excep- tional STANLEY TErrT , . . startling IONA TERRY . . . appealing JUNE TUAYER . . . energetic CORDEAN THoMAs . . . the stand-patter, SAMUEL THox1As: Quill and Dagger, re- porter, Senior Hi-Yg Dramatic Club, Hall Patrol, captain. These, also, are not ioiners of our organizations. . . . autocratic MARGARET Tnorsisow . . , observant MERTON TRAv1s: Altobee Art Club, Nat'1. Honor Society . . . steady Li5RoY O. UIILER . . . spontaneous Ev,-xNoEi.1Nii UTRL11: Pericleang Student Council . . . appreciative BEN XVIZLERI Band, Orchestra . . . coquet- tish LOL'ISIix'ELL1QL'IiTTliI Home Economics Club . . . refreshing ANN Y1NcENT: Altobee Art Club, Home Ec .... indefatigably useful BARNEY XVINCILNTI Sr. Class, pres., Foot- ball, Baseball, Basketball, NY Clubg Student Councilg Forum . . , up-and- coming CATHERINE X'1RAGI Red Cross Club SENIQR . . . purposeful HILNRX' YocrrsBERcaER: Natl Honor Society, pres.g jr. Class, pres.g Student Councilg Forum, xy pres.g Scarabsg German Club . . . dilatory DoxAI.n hYAKIil'Ilil.D , . . smiling DliI.M.-X XYAIRII: Altobee Art Clubg Optimates . . . alluring XFIRGINIA XYALTERMIRE . . . enigmatic, attentive MARY JANE WALTER . . . uncommunicative Rum XV.-XNGRIN . . . bustling IsABEI.I.E XVARNER . . . non- sensical SHIRLEY XXVARNERI Athletic League . . . persistent ROBERT XYARRENI Q.D.g XY Clubg Altobee Art Clubg Football . . . seditionary XVILLIAM XVEBBI Forum, registrarg Sr. Hi-Yg Dramatic Club, treas.g Student Council . . . elusive INEZ WEIss: Altobee Art Clubg Glee Club . , . argu- mentative ARTHUR WELLING: D.g Foot- ballg WH Clubg Optimatesg Scarabs' Spanish Club 1 . . . frank XYERONICA WEEsII: Red Crossg Jr, Friendshipg Athletic League . . . systematic RICHARD XVERNILR . . . naughty FRANCE5 xxvESTI'ALLI Red Cross' Athletic League A . . . speetl-demon RouER'r WIIITMORE . . . true blue Luo XVIIITED . . . worldly-wise GEORGIA WIIITMAN: Zetg Annual Stalfg Home Ec.g French Club . . . energetic Mutvix WIg'rx1oRE: Engi- neers, treas.g Glee Club, pub. mgr.g Art Clubg Wrestling . . . a particular peach. DL'llXX'.XlllJ Wicsirrz D.. sergeant-at-armsg Varsity Basketballg Sr. Hi-Yg Scarabs . . grim, serious RICHARD Wiisox NCD dexoteel M11 ION INIIII lX11Cll Lonxa XK1xcH N II l Honor So c1etx Let Glee Club French Cluh 1rrespons1hle Fmt: 1xe1 Vx o1coTT u concerned Rtssm. H or xc AME D Uoublesome Axn Bnowwlm proper Mmm CIIRISTOFF H111 Patrol presumptous DUNIALD Cox Oflbllldl M1c11A131 DOXIBI 1 nexxcomer DONALD Gnoss comptmonlble Frmxcss l-lLss1cK STUDENTS STANDARD CDF IDEALS CHARACTER I xx1ll str1ve to Leep mx character aboxe reproach unta1nted bx forces from xv1thout or xv1th1n SCHOLARSHIP I w1ll talee pr1de 1n leeepmg my standard of scholar sh1p high that I max be readx to talee adxantage of everx oppor tun1tx that ar1ses LOHALTX I xx 1ll uphold the t1me honored name of Morr1son R Warte H1gh School bx xxhat I sax and xx hat I do I-Iomesrxr I xx1ll be honest and truthful N151 r CONTROI l xx1ll SCYIXL to dommate mx oxxn xx1ll S1l'lCL self bag, up eontrol IS LSSLlTI13.l to le.1dersh1p W111i.. 1'. Y Y ' ' 2 - ' 'T 4 4 ' 1 . . . n- - - - 7 v v T . . . ' 1 ' 1 11 . . . ' X -1 1 z . . . 1 .' . . . 'U' ' -. . . . erratic ST151111tzN E11.g1NG1zR . . . bibliophile Luo GIBERSON . . . 1 ' , 1' . .. 2 ' 2 1' ' I 7. . ' 7 7 . . . 1 , T a . . 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Rcsshu. co11s1dcr1tc Enxx um ST1:xDx1xN crmcal C11xRL11s Sroxhn Ll1XCI'IlUg Rocxxo XX x1vroR Torch Club Jr r1I1LlSF H1 H clrnest KLBERT XX 11111. ch1ld1sh Harmx XX ILBERT MCDRIQISGIXI I2 WAITE I-HGH SCI-IQQL C1.EAxL1x1:ss I xx1ll cmlcax or to lxccp mx person thc school and thc campus near and clean COURTEQ I xx1ll see that mx ZICIIODS arc courteous at all umcs RESPONSIBILITX I xx1ll be rcspo11s1blc for all acuons 111 or out of school and xx1ll do mx part lfl bcarmg thc burdens of the da1lx school curr1culum FELLOXVBHIP I xx 1ll trx to sec onlx thc bcsr IH mx fclloxx classmates to xaluc rhur fr1c11dsh1p as I xxould haxc rhcm xaluc mme NPoRTsx1AxsH1P I xx1ll xxm and losc l1Lc a 111.111 and I xxlll SIFIXC to gnc fdll' plax thc uppcr hand 1,,-olwf SE I RS EC.,x'. ' .g iz, zrrl CA RA DO GERS NIOR C Rom RT ROBINSON BL'r'rx l'Ul L5 LL I L Buuuwc TON If fl fmt VIII Pre Il fill! Yfmr :rx We the 1936 graduatmg SC.II1OI'S of Vv a1te I-hgh School be1ng 1n sound m1nd 9 and bodx do herebx bequeath to the un1or Class these 1nd1x1dual bequests Eleanor Rmlxer bequeaths her false tooth to Bettx Folex not for use but for appearance s sake Barnex X lncent leaves h1s xx 1de shoulders to Marxln Gould I01I'lSp1I'LfLll11llll1L comments of axxe L1terarx presldents turn over the1r ofhces to four Mussolmls xx1th ttme on the1r hands QGet that? TIMEU Duane Qaxxxer g1x es h1s xx1lloxxx hgure to the 5071170077116 xx ho most resembles Robert Tax lor LOUIS lxuhman comm1ts h1s loquac1ous talents to Bob W1nters QAS 1f he needs them' ohnnx Postle hands h1S datmg ab1l1tx to Fred Blanchong xx ho could use If QAlthough all ohnnx ever got xx as freshmen LIZ Mesteller leax es her locleer space to Paulme 'H orle 1nclud1ng the mascullne attent1ons that go xx1th It Henrx N ogts berger g1x es up the ghost and xlelds h1s grav matter to Don lVlcNeelx use lf xx ell mv bov Flossxe Bursm1th and Gxx en Hanna donate the1r permanent parlemg pefllllf at the Da1rx 'Vlald to Lula Barr1ngton and Y 1111111121 Boxx ers Barb Conser and Kathleen Stelner re l1nqu1sh the1r facultx fathers to the unfortunates xx ho could use to adxantage the daughters pr1v1lezges LOUIS Antome and I-loxx ard Aldr1ch reluctantlx hand ox er the1r Annual offices to Bettx acobs and Marlon ordan X ou ll haxe to be good g1rls to talee the place of these txxo Freda Max tearfullx LIIXLS Bob Reddlsh to Dorothx DeLong to do xx1th as she deslres As xou LlLS1I'C, me Tra la la une Lloxd her l..21f1l1 fI'dl'lSl21I10ll9 to Carl VvI1C.LlL randers Georg1a Vvhlflllilll bequeaths her talent for chem1strx to some poor chump xx ho takes the subject xx1thout lenoxxmg the pltfalls ahead ust1n Harder and B1ll Webb leaxe the1r xxax xv1th xx 1mm1n to Ed Forrest and Alv1n Eaton There ll be some lovelorn glrls next xear Not to be outdone the annual staff of 36 leaxes to the staf? of 37 all the xx orrx hard xx orle fun and pleasure If takes to create a Wa1te xearboole 1nclud1ng the r1ght to put the1r bra1n chlld to bed at the pr1nter s a ceremonx that 1nvolx es s1tt1ng up mghts' LOX1l'lQlX GW? The Staff of 36 QGod bless us e., N offx,--, lllfP9f0f1 Ju ottu ERS I- .LY VJ. ',. -L Y . .l.. .lvl . .V AY' Y it If 'f L Leif BJ ,JM pj Vp W K 9 V A V A . kv. V Y.k A. . ' . V . .FQ ' F 'D QD 1 I 5 s E I o Q c Lf-xs s W I L L f N NOR C PLAY CCDMMITTEE J I-IOP COMMITTEE Ernest Eodor Cl7zlll llZzIll Bern mobs Beatrlce Mrller Ida Nlonolxx Arleen KOOISIFH LuC1lle Schulte Wrlham Ph1ll1pb acob ususs Marx 1n Gould Cf? 111721 Ill Ellzalweth Folew Roculle Tuck R1Chard Y elllquette Gene lxennerlx Alv1n Eaton 1:rCdB10mChO,,g MAY DAY CGMMITTEE Clarence McCorm1cL RING CCDMMITTEE Edu ard Eorrest Cbfzzwmnz Paullne H orlx Frances Blalr Betts ane Rrchrer Lulu Barmngton Robert NX mters I-larxex Tucker l-larrx Vklarnlxe RM mond Cr ux ford Cla zu 111 nz lVl2lI'1OIl ordan LaVona P1el Bettx VN ells Florence Relfert Gerald Holderman ames Moser Dalmond Witson Ju Webb Lorrzune Cram ford kenneth Z1pfel fmgf rs 1 rossvfl 55 Rn' CR Awronn ALVIN Enos: MRS. ALICE IXLLEN TndJ1zrz r frrgmrlf-rl!-.-irwr .-11111 rrr L 1 .1 H' 1 Olga Dobrik Betty Lou Baum V 7 . ,A . A J . . A , 7 ' r ' A A 3 ' , , I 2 , ,z l' L l ' J . Y 7 1 J . 7 L A V' A 1 f Y A X! 51 x + y I headavlw 56 Tl-l l Row I-fR. Alexander, E. Birtl, B. Bennett, D. Baker, H. Brantlley E, Blankenship, Y. Bratsehi, B. Barber, L. Balslca, D. Beteher, Row II D. Buehert F. Blanchong, F. Boisselle, E. Bacon, R. Armstrong, F. Blair, B. Baum, Y. Boose, E Arnold, Y. Burkhartlt, Row HI B. Butler, G. Beyer, C. Brumet, ll. Calamon, C. Case A. Albright, Y. Bowers, Y. Colgan, L. Bertola, I... Barrington, XY. Aleock, Row IY A. Brauer, XY. Carlson, D. Bennett, Cashen, R. Betlee, Bauman, S. Christolli, R. Alex antler, Antlo, G. Althouse, A. Cerreny Row I R. Dickinson, F. Faeer, M. Flowers, Y. Dale, E. Emeh, R Flesh, NI. Felton, F. Entenmann, L. Fehser, S. Ellwy, D. Cortlrey, L. Crawford, Row ll A. Butlai, R. Crawford, B. Dunsmore, A. Elwerly, F. Eekerman, Ehrsam, E. Dutltlleston O. Dolvrik, E. Daroche, R. DeSelms, L. Cutelier, B. Creighton, Rowjlll A. Field P. Dexter, A. Danyko, D. Dusseau, Coxertlale, Y. Eisenlwrantlt, M. Doolin, D. DeLong H. Durham, N. Daniels, F. Emerling. P. Crago, Row IY NI. Copus, R. Dunn, E. Fotlor NI. Buelclin, H. Cowell. E. Cousino. A. Elston, H. Davis, R. Cook, G. Colchagolli. O Collins, A. Eaton E JUNIQIQS-L G R Q U ID III Rim' I B. Iizcolws, II. H.n'inun, Y. Guest. R. Hinclmiugh. NI. H.1ssIci' I. Glmcr, NI. HLll'I'ISLJI1, R. 'I.1ksCtiC, G. Gschwintl, R. Irving. Row II W. Hcriiighgiuscn NI. Gcotiiiuii, Y. G.nnm.1ns. 0. Gyurkn, XY. Hursingin. B. Foley. B. H.n'tin.in. E. G.lll1IWIC H. Hgtnkisli, II, Howiirdg Row III F. Hahn, R. Gmy. NI. Hm'x'.1tIi. G. I'IOILICl'Ill.lI'l B. Hintnn, E. Foulk, T. Golightlcy, NI. Icnscn. S. Frilwerg. II. Hilticlwixintig Row IX' NI. Gould. E. Forrest, R. Huffniiiii. K. Gtiisscr. D. H.lncIy'. H.u'tn1.in. XY. G.1Iwi'icl. H Gust. F. .Iui'i'us, O. Jensen. D. Hccklingci' G U ID Row IWNI. .IohnofI'. NI. Koscho, H. Knapp, NI. .Io1'tIt1n, S. Kaos A. Kooistiui, NI. Iohnson, R. Keefc, L. Kern, C. Kgilogerg Row IIf C. Laney, D. Marquette. NI. Nliiutcr, Long, R. Mnrusz, I. Kurucz, E. fNIg1tson, E. Linden, NI. Luipply, P. Ioncs Row III NI. INIurknx'ich, R. Luke,'I. Kochn, NI. NI2lI'lI21I'LI,C. Knight, Y. Lunnn, K. Luch- Iwen, R. Krcgcr, NI. Kerckes, R. Lillie, Instissg Row IX' R. Kennett, G. Kenncrly' I. Kgtsch. R. Kutsch, O. Lcmergintl. W. Kunz, K. Innes, E. Kinsev. R. Nigirtcns. P. Innes B. Nlgipn 0-y s I u fly? CLASS CDF Q37 ru ff ul looks SS -90 -T9 C U P VRuxxI H XI11lc1 XI XICCIFIIIX B Wenger D Nledlcn P XI1kILIlLl,,I'l G 'NICSIIIIJS B 'Xfllller I Wonokx NI Osxer XI Osborn Roxx II D 'XICG1m1hm D NLLIIUCXLI H 'Xllclwlls I Ol cnsh 1xx IN Nlothus B Oxclmxcx E XILHIIIII Ix 'VIXCIS Nexxsom H Km slu xx u 111 R NIC 1 X Nlull XI Mull R NICIIIIO H Ondrus L Nflxcrs XX Nlommx Roxx IX L Xlunch D XICRIIU Nzgx B Niozur Oxxcns D 'XICWeelex L XICfOI'ITIlCIx XX XILIIIII 'Nl gcmxcr Xlosu 'XI1 Cr UP VIRoxxI x P ks L Shbcr D RI1.-mf 1 R L., E P sm F RC1fCrt B Rlchtcr B R1Ch1nIs X R Lck R xx II F Rose X P 111 SLlI'I1S,.'X. Rg1xIsiCk.G. u schke., . R lwlcx' R. Rccxcs E. Rx1llmm..X. Rcircr.X'. Rcinh' r l. ogcrs'Roxx'III . . 1 'c l. 'sci . . Die . cc z 1. ' H. Power R,Pcm-1 . cnegcr NI. Rikcr. S. Icrrx' R. SL IQII' Ruxx' IX' C. Riplcl R. SLIIUQEIIIICSICF, P. Olingcr D. CJISIIC1 T. P-lrsil R. Osrhimcr B. Phillix 5 L. Rohm B. Rx m D. Pgmkmrz B. Robin' sun . CLI .. P1 I Row l XI. Fl-l1.lI'CI'. R. Thornton. Scohie. xX. Sclmcitlcr. ll. Sellers H. Smho. NI. SlII'OIIII'.llfi. Xl. SIIIlIlIQ Row Il G. Stew.u'tl. H. Stcinhurst. Cf. Schroetler L. Schulte. St.uller. JX. Spirko, G. Rcxill. L. Shultz. D. Strowgerg Row III L. Sutct' H. Schwerkoslcc. P. Spencer. T. Shtu1teg1u.F. Stiles, Nl. Stoihcr. G. Shgtrrow, Thompson, E. Steele. Row IX' R. Schmitlt, R. Schultz. .-X. Stephou. G. Tiherio. N. Strope, Shuhgt. Stevens. S. Tgzrczgtli. F. Stoner, XI. Sx'ohotl.t Row I- B. Wells. R. Xxvglfxl, H. Lllerv, R. Tuck, XY. XYootlw.1rtl H. Xx'.lI'IIliC, A. Wheeler, .-X. Tok.1, F. XY.1sm1mtlt, P. York. Row II C. Yeuriclc, B. W.1tle, Y. Wcsenherg, Y. Yan Cise, A. Westfall, I. Toth, T. Tonjcs. E. Turner, R. Wumlerley NI. Toth, L. Wehhg Row III Wchh, K. Wieltmtl, NI. XxILlSCCINIl1CCZ.D. XY1lll'iCl'.'l. Yogeli K. Zipfcl, R. Schwen, K. Wehh, D. Watson. E. Toherg Row IX' F. Ygtligoskv, Toth K. L'rh.1n, C. Wootl. CQ. Wletlcrgmtlers, R. ZIIIIIIICFIIILIII. H. Tucker, Warren, R. Yclli qucttc, IJ. Schulc, E. Tohcr, H. Wells CLASS F1937 IlS1ffllI books u alum Ro11 I ou I B Amwrose ubrx D 1 ex Blum SGP!-I elf-155 QJIEIICI 'IHSPICII P B1hn B Buldle E Bernmg NI Bennett Blrrhl Bertolx 'XICXIIILCI' Row I B Baker 'xllllbffljllgw NI Bensmln 'VI Blrtlxo 'VI Bloom T BAII7CI 'Ilford E Bulex R 3Ls.1 NI Bonl I ton K Bs IX R xx E stem H -Xrnold E 'XIIH5fIOl'1Q G Mer: R Blossex K IIIQIIII C BIIXCI' C 'XIMIL m erson 111 I 1 R Bll1Ix5 NX B1 e eu X 3 fron L C le VI Culwlwerlx X H L11 1111 CI Ron ok X C when NI 31 III mn II N Bus 1111 III D B1 ltr IIII B N umxnn E BL1lI'lI'llIIl I-I Cook C IILISIICLCI Rm III E DILIWIICI I-I C111 Brxm D BIOVNH I-I Broun E B1oLlLr1Clx Cook C Bowen I Breclxlen G Bunn K Collmb D CLIIIWCCIISOII Q pupps 1010 J , r G 'I :R ' . I A , , Bgl .', 2 - Yf ' 1 1 , . I , . I , . A K , . . , NI. 1 1, S. ', 1 fl I 4 ' I . , NI. D.. , . I . I.LI ',1'. 1,IN.Al ,.. 1'tzY'ig o 'IIIf .Be1l- 11.1 1 .B ,,1. 1s1.+,R. 1161-, . 1 .11 It GliOL'IJ II: Row I R. Bonner, I.. Collins, E. Boley, A. Crops, B. Contos, P. Culver. L. Ch ', '. lr1 , , IIICYLII 1, . . I 1 . Bagan, . I 1 ll 'g 'II I.. Co ', '. ff ,. ,I-111 ,'I.C1 ,'I.C1l ,.I. :I 4 , . '1 1' , .CuH. 19.1311 1 , . ' L , . ', Q. III ' 'g 1 ' . Q I ', . tlg, 1111 111 mu L Dcb1ct er N DLILYIC L E111111 Cl cs M D 111111' H D1111111 R D116 Drew 'X D 111 XX EW111, G E1 1rts Ron D15IllLl1xC E E1 cr C 1. A S S Egbert 'VI Doerr D DLIIICIII E Druexor H FCI'I101Cl1L1 Fer111g D 1211115 H E111r1C11 C E11s1HgIO1'l B DSC11171 C DlIl1C1b Row III Dourlend 'VI 12116111 D Dur1'11111 N1 1:6165 C Fetzer R Dxer B Dovsler Deluuche H EC1x61IT1lI1 K Demeter F Drews R D1x1cQ D Ferguso11 D Dudlcx Q G 111 1f,11cr R H 11111s B H11C11C1 H HCITILJII L 131111111 G H 1r1 151111 Rum 11 cc11xx1111 P 1r11s 11111 III H11111 H1 Ill 111rx G 111crt N1 F111111f11t 111 X HC111111 XX G111 1 B H 111 111115 Ron 111 cr1111 511111 T H Ik 1 1116 1 XX H11 1111 H HCC111111gc1 B Hc111c111 11111 B G1r 111 R H 1tC11 L Fr1c1111 G G 161 11161 tru: lim am I blue G11 '1 : R1 1 1 . 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'1, areu ell to arms K1 VF! 1, L 'Nz MM4 S 0 QOLI X Row l rock C X 1151. 1 CLASS B Hur1ell1r111L Q Ho1x1tl1 G Hooxel E 11l11151111 I Hl5Lllx 1L1ll111111 T K1 ser G 11l11151111 1 Ce Ram ll I3 cmex Nl KIIIIICIIIIII XX e11n111g5 X HLlll1lWl1TCNS N 11165 X Hwll ll S H1res ones H Hggllex VI KlHllllI1 R Hiblfllllll Hll1LllI1C E 1e11e11111111 P Hor11tl1 Row IH H l F K 1lcL XR D H1 HCNLllllQCI H lrum A H011 L H1rtl'1 11111 1 111 s 5 ent! 11111110 L111e11 Il Hlll 1 ll uns R K11r1111111 1 el LI u111 511111 CC5lll L11 e111 N1 Nl Lck R xx Ill c.111lxL D L111 11111 ts G Ll 1111 111 111 ll L 111 1e11Le Ko111rL1111 1 Q 11111 1 1111 F R11 e m u Sf If Imunf ' 1 1 X 4 . .4 ' 4 12' . . ' ,il ' il 'A . Wx.. K 1.5 f A G1 '1 ': ' --W.I111l1 ', Q. K11111111111, H. Hill, Y. '-pl , . ' 4 ', F. 1 , . , ' , . ', G. Ki ' 4 , . , ' my -, ' 1 . 1 1 , 4. 4 ', '. -'.', . 1 ', '. 1 '- 11121 , . 4 ', ', '. ', 1 . 1 2 , . 1 , ' V , . H' 1 , . 'z g 1 f . Ja 15, . al 1 ', K. F121 '1r, . 1ll11- l11111gl1, F. Hlubik, G. 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' -11 In n 11 dmc n slslf r 577141411 11111 X 1111 N 1 L N 1111 N 1s11u I x L LCICI' L11 ll NIC 11 11111 H R111 11s S Q P I-I Il R NIc1cr E XKICICI E 11 kc N1 cr 11 C L A S S NICL 1u1,I1l111 E NI 1161111 R NICPI1 11I N NI 1rt111 D NICE11 611 X NI1lIcr NI Lodge G Lu1I111g E NIoI1Ier1h1uc1 R Xioore NI NI111tL O Loncb L NI1ttQ111I11rf R011 III L NI1r11l111 C, NICC11rtI11 F N111 I3 NKIJFIIII NI1 CI Lopez I 111 111 1s1111 S XICXCF R L1111u D NI11Is1111 NICIB C, NI111LII Roper I3 P111ers1J11 XI '1I1er5 I-I PC1166 G NCIIIIIII I X11ers R011 II II II NI tsche XI 'XI111 111 1 1 111111 5 11111 E NIQY111 111 I111111x NI 1e11C511 6111111 C C 1L11,I1 1111 D P1111 cr E LI 9 111f111 6 11 6 111 ss 1 P 1111 IC 1 Q N101 LX I J R N 111s 31- urslz I urn turns J G1 '1 'II: R 'I T. .IcI3'i1I 1 E. JI G. 1 I1: l. NI11.'- WCII, . N111 , Y, NIA 1 KI. NI. . GLI1 1 . . ' '1 T, E. Lu .. ' , .1 , .NI'fI' , A. .III g R11 ' II D. g ' -f,.1'.1,'..' M. N. NI IIA M13 , .1 f , , .. 1 ' ,W.. '. G1111111 YIII: R1111' I S. Pc:ppc1's, Y. P11lk11, C. NC11111111. I. Phillips, G, NILIIII W. , . 1 , 1 .1 .' ', . , .1I' 1 . .. IQ ' H T. P111111- j11I'l .. .PC' , 1 .1 '1 1 NI. N1p1C,'I. NC ,E.P11't' .Ic, .. 1 , I'I. P1 I' 1 . P11 PL 1 G. P 31' I11 Rf gR ' III . 1' 1 , .N II. I-1.11 '1I, P1 C NI. s. CQ. NI111'1'1s, G. Ni .'.' C1. W. Cl I, L.. 1 P, Pc 11111. K. P11t1crs1111, L. I.1I111c1', . .I 'JC I gl t along Ilttll doggie s 'H Arr ? ...J V Gzou IY Rmxl D Rr N1 RIIIT Pllcher R Robl e SCDPH CLASS 'NI SIIIQIUCISICI' A Schmzeer A Schle el R Schroder N1 0 x ISRO E Sehemxx lld oth utter Rubx Su lgC C, Powers Ram II L Schxxlrtf G Rexnolds T Rlu X1 Rlch N1 R1gbx E Rxdenour P Porenrxs Smdof B Reldenbzch NI Schroe Ier G Smder -X Romsmdr A Rum R Schmult A RICDIIKI Ron III Peters T SCIIIHIIZL R Schultz R Rueh P Schrelrer R SIIILIHCISIICI' Perllkx P01116 G ou X Ron I C Sp1rL5 N1 Shmn R SIHIIIT N1 Sc 0 Nl Sosko M Stlu er K SIFICR M Slckelblugh D Sm lrt D Shmtuu A SLI'1gCI'l RowII Vx Shxrock G Smder D Steele F SIYIIICI E Smuh Nfl Sluurr L Sxrunnms I SIIIIICSDIIIIII Stlgcl G Ll 1 1 ex ow mmm uw 'X SCI1II1lCI Nucxrx L xrer num nuer 1 un 1rI n ue x x Sclxcrki I3 Sllllfh uulf I1 flu blrflu Bw ' I 4 . I J . I - f I ' I ,'-Aff I T If -. -.1 I '1 1: ' . iz... 'lg1,.I. ' , . Lrg, P ly ' ' , . ' 1 'Q , R , E. P , , XY. . . I , H. A .', . I , . 1J,'I. 1 L, . A 1 ,. . - I , .L ,I. ' ,I.1 , . -,,. A LQ ' ffqj. ', D. Perry, G. Schwartz, Pilcher, A. Pnlenchnr, F. Rimer, NI. Scavo, R. Roesl-ze, R ' . ',. ',r. lg ,.'. . aff, X Q .. ' ', . A 1 k , . Q , . 1 2 , . - if 'g '. U' ', I , , , I Q 1. -4 H. , .sf 116-, Ky. smfk 54 R III G, Sl -' F. sh. f, .. ig -,,1. 'I N fl -' A. Sh-4 ,B S 'I, E. S el MI. Smrl 1 I, F, S 1 ' 15.1. Staci-', S. .I G 11 111' 1' lmu 5 thc uf utlu r' GIOLI XI Roxxl R Suter X TUIUCS X Supmse X11 To111c5 S Q CLASS XI Ul1l1xl H X ITQO G SL11111 G Xo6QC11 B S1x1r1 P UFIWIII CIIIIFIC 3 1 Toth L turf R xx II R Sturt! T111111115 XI To11e5 R Xchqucttc XI Sturt! -X Ton1e5c11 111611 R Thornton R Txhur5t 'X Thucr 'XI Snxdcr X 155 R SUXFISC 111116 Ron III E Uhfllllll P X rome F S111 u XX Tucker Tor1 Xmccnt I-I TIIUINPSOII R Xeller I-I T1t5xxorr11 XX T xlor D T1h111t5 S Lr 1lI1X1 'N Sutch I: SLo11o51 Susor 11111 XII Ron I X E XX 1 X XX 11111 x R XX lI'I1IxC I3 XX 1 tc. XX 1111111 111 K XX 111r111orc P XX 1165 I-I Zellner R Lo11 X XX 111111115 XI XX cs cn 1IC'1I1CI' X 1o11ru11 B X111 115 Roxx II X 1115 R XX IEICFSOII XX oo D XX l11xCI L XX cbher E XX e1r1Ch B XX 11111161 X Lum 11 X X 1111 cr IFIILI' 1 5 1 XX Cb ox cr ou X Ik L K XX 1 Ill 1111 cn 1 CI 1 1 1 CI 1 1 161 5 XX c. 111 X 1c41L1 X C rnc1 C Lew 5 'I lmllf lujall I m ll lmmnu r 5 1 I I I 1 , 1 'I 1 1 ' . ,1 . ', . .1 . XIQII ' , 1. X'c1, , . S g o ' . XI. 2.1, . 1, . ' ' , 1, 1 . , ', I..S'A ', , , . U' 11' ,.. v' . 1 I..S'1g ' . 1 , . 'C ', . Q2 '. ' 1,G. H ,. ',.' , 11-'..A4',.'- 73 .'. . . ' :', G1 'J 1' 1 ' - I.. X'11ker, . IJITC, I. ' 1Cr1 , . I ' , . '11 1, 1. . ,.'z ,. ,.' .'. 1 ,.. 'QI - 14 1 X1 ', . X 1111 g ' fG, XXIJ11, X'. X2 ', . I ' , XI. ' 11ru1I', . I ' 3 . ' , . ' 4 A , . ' ' .',1 .' - V, '. X'c:15- '11 XXX 1 , XXL111. XX'111,K. ' rt ' g R ' III E. XX 12, . irc, XX 1 ' , R. XXH114 ', XX'r'g1 1, XXRT ', I-I. XX'e111, D. XXH1 ':, XX'. '111' g, XX'1 X11 ' 'U '. XX'11it , E. XXi15I'1Il'lgIUI1, D. XXILI ', 1. h ' 'of 13 6 s FRESI-IMXXN C I. A S S Row I E. Bauer, Bachmayer, P. Basquez, Beller, Nl. Armstrong, T. Bacho, Baran, Bailey, D. Ashbaucher, Row llf--M. Brockman, D. Bader, G. Adams, K. Apanaitis, K. Arter, F. Bizalcis, I. Baldogh, R. Blanchard, O. Anderson, R. Bittikofer, Row H14 R. Auxter, D. Benarth, Avery, D. Ahlman, E. Alslvach, B. Books, R. Belzner, E. Adcoclc. E. Autman, Y. Baloghg Row IX' B. Baker, Nl. Baker, R. Breymaier, R. Bolander, B. Bristow, P. Black, Bistayi, L. Bauer, F. Bartow, R. Benson, M. Bloomfield Row lfR. Cuthbertson, M. Flegle, E. Darbro, S. DeShetler, G. Dennison, A. Calipetro, M. Danko, W. Budai, L. Corns, B. Colgan, Row H E. Csizi, M. Doty, Cramer, B. Buchan, R. Bryant, L. Bushing, B. Brown, G, Cramer, E. Bougher, K. Coburn, Y. Dudrickg Row Illff-J. Cramer, B. Brown, Nl. Brown, A. Bylow, D. Coleman, G. Bochi, L. Crayen, Y. Compton, H. Bubenko, M. Carey, Y. Carman, M. Dalton, Row IY A. Capehart, H. Chorlwa, R. Csobadi, P. Consaul, T. Calopietro, R. Cousino, F. Cayenee, F. Bollett, D. Critch, C. Carroll, D. Caputo Q0 lmu' nm I doin fill l66 'v snur and sluu' PRES!-IMAN LL C I. A S S Row I XY. Dutson, R. Gardner, H. Evans, NI. Flores, D. Gander, NI. Fetzer, Dinardu. Fejes, R. Freimark, XY. Egbert, Row II Edmonds, D. Ferguson, Dunaway, NI. Fernolend, NI. Dunaway, Galamlwus, C. Gadus, NI. Elkington. Fryman, G. DeLong. R. Dunn, Row III fE. Drake, Nl. Doering, Y. Drake, C. Du Rochera, Detrick, E. Daroche, R. Farris, B. Dicls, Domlwi, E. Fath, R. FLlI1I'CI'QROXVIxv f-F. Elwerlin, T. Flatz, G. Farkas, I. Fejes, Y. Freshwater, NI. DeFever, E. Folk, B. Ellwutmd, H. Decker. NI DeLong, H. DeCuis, R. Geisert Row IWB. Hartford, E. Hatzidakis, B. Gibbs, E. Hattield, F. Giaimo, NI. Hall, E. Gilson, B. Gros- jean, Y. Hanely, Y. Hauri, Row II-O. Gober, B. Golightley, E. Heiden, Y. Greulich, NI. Grubbs A. Grubbs, H. Heineman, B. Henimger, D. Helbing, Hanni, H. Harrison, N. Fitterer, Row III- v NI. Higbie, NI. Hetferle, C. Goetz, L. Hager, G. Gyurko, H. Hattield, G. Hicks, L. Imes, Hassler L. Gross, Hoffman, XY. Gerrard, Row IYffNI. Hillshafer, L. Gregg, D. Hatch, F. Hipkiss, XY Hipkiss, A. Harder, K. Gipe, D. Gratop, E. I-I xrrisgm, XY. Getzinger, Haynes, D. I-Iauri,J. Hartley 67 JJ! X X X ',d'1fI1 V':fA! , ,ff-ved' PRES!-IMAN Row In-I. Joyce, W. jackson, W. Holman, D. jones, H. Howe, Hussar, H. Holdren, U. Kajca, D, Johns, Hollabaughg Row ll-C. Horne, Jaksetic, D. Grosschedl, B. Hudson, K. Hurrelbrink, M. Jordan, E. Johnson, Gray, G. Honan, M. Johnson, A. Horvathg Row HIfR. Ingram, R. Kelley, M. Kaiser, D. Holland, M. Joo, E. Hoffman, U. johnson, Clyde and Claude Keller, A. Kandik, Row IVfV. Hughes, A. jones, E. Hurst, M. Hofner, S. Kasics, E. Jensen, F. Hollalwaugh, M. Kanneman, D. Jones, K. Keister, Hornyak Row I-T. La. Mont, A. Lengel, B. Lamb, C. Kirk, M. Larsen, F. Kusian, L. LeBlanc, C. Krauss, V. Lentzg Row IIWE. Kish, R. Kempf, B. Konz, Klaiber, Laberdee, M. Kozma, L. Lasko, B. Knisely, L. Kirtz, Koltoniakg Row Ill B. Klorz, P. Koscho, E. Kunrz, M. Leck, B. Koren, E. Laplante, H. Lalcatos, B. Lornhart, B. Kusan, Kovacs, Row IN' Lengel, D. Hipp, R. Klein, W. Kncll, Leggett, G. Lau, L. Kingsley, G. Lenz, W. Kreger, L. Kregel, L. Kile tug of war 68 ,FRESHMAN ie L A s s Row lfP. McClain, R. Mag, E. Melnek, M. McCall, E. Meeker, P. LeYech, Y. McCabe, E. McClelland, Ludwig, Row ll fR. Martens, C. McCormack, E. Mellon, M. Linden- muth, B. Lutz, D. MCAran, B. Nlathias, A. LeYeelc, L. Menne, Row lll-G. Maczko. C. Metoff, H. MCGeorge, C. McCluslcey, R. Meis. Marquette, Lutz, G. Meeker, Row IX?-R. Meyer, R. McGee, N. Luke, C. Lacke. l. Nleyer, H. Lepiaz, S. Manuel, P. Lewis, F. Lutomski, F. Ludwig Row I - S. Osborn, M. Nirschke, H. Myers, L. Morrison. M. Moran, M, Myers, Page, R. Miller N. Miller, C. Norheis, Row llfY. Nicodemus, Newxneyer, M. Nicholas, Navarre, G. Pacer B. Myers, A. Mulinix, A. Orsag, B. Miseika, G. Mohr, Row lllfR. Glinger, V. Nissen, Moore R. Musser, XY. Onrlrus, Y. Mosure, C. Mingus, S. Pappas, Y. Naron, H. Papp, Row IVil. Palka E. Munrz, R. Neff, R. Nissen, P. Minnick, E. Mann, R. Oberly, M. Palmer, M. Osborn, M. Palmer Y. Xlongan, Cr. Novatny l1vy.' ll larry-up.' 69 FIQESHMAN Row Ifl-1. Rector, E. Potterlield, Pollauf, G. Parker, Pitzen, V. Poch, M. Petok, Rence, M. Poulos, G. Postle, Row ll fR. Reinwald, P. Rex, H. Poorl1z1ugh,D. Pohlmnn, K. Pnrsil, G. Ruufeisen, D. Rauch, Y. Reichzirt, R. Pnulos, R. Pavelko, Row III -A. Renn, B. Reddish, C. Proch, I. Phtzer, M. Leadhetter, R. Radscheid, D. Powell, L. Per- sichillo, E. Patterson, R. Pierce, Row IV-W. Rasey, Pierce, E. Pierce, D. Redd, Quick, R. Regenold, M. Reifert, K. Quinton, O. Piel, Y. Lee Quinn, Young Row l G. Seferiun, L. Ryan, P. Schoof, B. Schroeder, Y. Sllillll, S. Riker, C. Shurtz, D. Shurtz, R. Schudel, K. Richards, Row II-MC. Shearer, R. Sigler, Rheyn, J. Schultz, E. Ross, G. Schulte, R. Shinn, C. Roeder, E. Smith, D. Seeley, R. Olinger, Row Ill -F. Shaw, M. Shepherd, G. Ritter, M. Russell, C. Saul, Rohinette, E. Schmidlin, G. Saloff, M. Sandoff, D. Roadarmel, W. Schaeffer, D. Ritzenthalerg Row IYfB. Robertson, D. Shriver, E. Russell, C. Ril-zer, D. Schupp, E. Suloy, Sinkey, S. Seferizm, Rohm, L. Middaugh, A. Sihbersen, D. Rooks . .25 'fc .' ll . X. x . y, lurks and gnlflilua -w FRESHMAN i G l. A S S Row IWE. Snedtlon, Y. Strope, NI. Steinman, E. Stringham, H. Toka, C. Stutzman, S. Yan Denk, E. Tucker, P. Smith, B. Sparks, Row IIf-V. Sutch, G. Smith, E. Stahl, G. Tingley, B. Yanyo, Stoll, D. Stevens, H. Soltis, B. Tripp, F. Ten Eyck, M. Stuart, Row III -R. Toeppe, G. Thomas, Y. Stubbs, E. Streb, A. Stoner, I. Yargo, D. Teeter, R. Turner, G. Stewart, I.. Thomasg Row IY-fC. Sweet, R. Shook, D, Ulrich, M. Yargo, A. Terry, B. Toth, M. Szeles, B. Tietz, S. Yalencic, R. Treter, B. Thomas Row I R. Whitmore, B. Weinstein, Yoegeli, NI. Wehher, R. Wells, R. Zimmerman, B. Willis, H. Whitman, S. Young, Wallace and Walter York, Row II-R. 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MEMBERS '51nx1IrT1n VI xkcn 1935 Bettx me B1oxx n Flo1ence Dl1ISll1ll'l1 B trh ll 1 C onsen Gxvendolx n H 1nn1 Irene K lglll Eleanor M 1dden Eleanor R1lllxCl MlfgdfCf Rollo Nelle Lou1se Slpe K tthleen SILIFICI How nd Ald11eh Rogel H ztton ohn Klszp De 111 Povx e1s Duane S lxx x Cl Plul Stunt! MCI ton T1 IX IS M 1lwle Re1111 1n une Llox d ADMII Il n D1c1x1m11 1135 NX 1ll1 llll DlIlll1QIUl'l Thelmx C nnphell Fannx D1 tgon H 1111et Donfx Ruth Eggen ust1n H lrder Elllllil Koch Pzul lVlCLlLli,l'llll1 Plul Mx CIS Goldle PCI cel E1 nest Semerslex old Glfllflll The cream ofthe upper el tss scholtrs xx 1 f' leaders llnl 1ll1I1df1XL. serxlce and char 3 acter pI'OX1LlL the 1ne111lwersh1p of the N9.I1OI121l Honor Nocletx lglectlon to n1e1nhersh1p IS held ,1 Lll5I1I'lCI10l'l lndeed an honor cher1shed and esteemed and r1ghtlx so for the qual1l1cat1ons tre not eas1lv met grades must rtte or and le4dersh1p IS of equal msplmtmn xmportance le.1dersh1p 111 club and class act1x ICILS as xx ell as soc1Al.1tt1tudes Charftcter and serx1ce qual1hcat1ons fulhlled nexx members are 1nducted Thr1lls heart throbs 1IlC1p1LI1I nervous prostratxon then Mrs Canheld proudlx 1I1II'0LlLICLQ the1n to Mr Conser xx ho he11rt1lx congratulates Ilielll W1th SJ.K1SfdCI1OH all hsten lI'l tentlx to Mr Matson ed1tor of the TNEVSS BEE The lone 1xxa1ted IHOIHLDI hts f1I'I'1XLLl as thex reverentlx take the pledge to uphold the 1de1ls of the SOCILIX and the December 1l'lLll1CI1Oll comes to .111 end to he folloxx ed hx 1 s11n1larcere monx 111 March xx1th Superlntendent of Toledo Qchools Ralph Dugelale co1n1nent1ng that .1 student s hlgh school act1x1t1es ' ' A ' ' .... ' z A I S A , -N - . . ,v , , - XS ,'.l1 ' ' . v n v x ,.,, - , X 2 1 'Q , J ' Y ' ' '. Y 1 . ' v 1 B N X. . K ' YA J ' iz' HAH M A - - A .' 2 7 'e l A U A V l Henry Yugtslwcrger are carefully considered hx' lnemhers ofthe facultx' . . . With the 5 i, 5 ,L L ' , . ' , 1 , . 1 1: A A' K ' ' 1' ' .... O ' V , ' ' D - , ..: LL . , Y Q A - A T T 0 D I A Y- J - 2 1 ' A 2 ' H , . . V' j ' '- Z A I Y . ' A A A 'Z .T Af ' 'Y . . . ' ' ' A ' A I i . I A , .7 . Y. . E NAT ONAI. 1-10 O12 SCC! 1rt reflected 111 h15 ltter hte Thu 11 nutr forget these dats Nor 11111 tht student bodx forget these eultural 1dLllS thtt the Nlflilllll Honor Nouttx tstzb 11shed 111 presenung to the student aud ILHCL Mrs P1ul A1l.XlI'IL1LI' famous for her ruluw of Current books ant Donald Scott 1XflOI'I'1SOl1 f1lC.l1fLL1 p11n1st f 'ff 'f ' xx ho brought AIHLISLIHLITE and emovmtnt to 1pprtc1at1xt hstentrs FIFSI semester programb featured travel talks GAIIXX ahgau ah nat1ve lnd111n presented a program of Amenean lnd1ar1 l1fe and customs Necond semester brought counsel on college SClCCII1OI1 Open de bat1ng on the apparent xalue ofthe c1ass1es ID educat1on 111th suggesmons for unprovement 1n our school eurr1Culum under d1I'CC1f10I1 of MISS Burns aduser the hrst semester ofhcers l-lenrx X ogtsbtrger pI'LS1L1LI1If 1-1owardA1dr1eh x1ce pres1dent 'Nellt LOUISL Mpe secretarx 1x1th1een Nttmer treuurer Florence Bursnuth reporter 1nd second sunester ofhetrs Roger 1 l1IfOIl pI'C.S1L1Ll1I Gll7I115IFl3USL x me pI'L.S1L1Ll1I Gxxtndolx 11 1-1111111 stcrttarx Edu 1111 Forrest nuxlx tlttttd pres1de11t1ornext suntster pI't.5lL1LL1 1tRttog111t1o11 D11 Ntrxltes MEMBERS G1or1 1 btrouse B1rr1e1 X lncent 1.01111 XX ll1Cll Xox11TT1 D N1xRt11 1135 Lotus X11to111e 131111111 BLIUICQII1 X11111 Brow I1 e111 HC1l7ll121 X1 1r1o11e l'lLll11l3LISIUl1C, Ellen lXOI1l Lotus Kuhm 111 X lI'LZlI1l1 Kun Ill X 1Ctor Meeker E1141beth Mesteller Robert Nou 111 Xfhrx Lee P1per Helene Stemke XX 11111111 XX ebb ames B 1um 11'1 RIX Cruxford 1-lelent Durh 1m 'XlX1lI E1ton E11.41beth Folex Edu 1rd Forrest SXlX11FI'1l7CI'g Erleen G lmble Be1tr1Ce X1l1ller 1111e5 Xlosel Robert Robmson Dorothx Strong Exelx I1 Tobet X 1rg11111 XX esenbu g Robut XX 1nters P1111111e X U1 lx ll 1 rw ommvnfl 2 . . . 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K L , . cu , ' .-.. in ,, 1 1 . ff ., . 552 I the Image 0 sou Mls Hart y A Rowl Lou1s Antolne ed1 tor 1n ch1ef John Kasap Gwendolyn Hanna Howard Aldr1ch and Robert Wmters HSSOCIKIC ed1tors Row II Sylv1a Fnberg art ed1tor Alma Brown Stanlev F1sh er Arnold Culver Georg1a Whltman Row III V1rg1n 13 Kus1an busxness manager Mary Ellen Lxebherr Alma Rexter Florence Bursmxth Dav1d MOfflmCF Left bleed center bleed gooey sen1or panels snap shots lmgo of the Annual Staff D1scuss1on w1th MISS Hart wr1te ups and character1zat1ons must be fimshed No sport p1ctures9 park at the Blade unt1l you get them l1ne March hfteenth turmo1l confus1on mater1al d1sposed typesetter s worry novs Temporary relaxat1on spreads roasts Proof readmg and endless recheckmg by Lou1s AHEOIHC edltor ohn Kasap Gwendolyn Hanna Howard Aldrlch Robert Wlnters Mar1on ordan and Paullne X orlx assoc1ate ed1tors Georg1a Wh1tman Florence Bursm1th La Vona P1el Betty Jacobs Dav1d Mort1mer Illustrat1ons by Edrtor Sylvla Fr1berg Arnold Culver Alma Brown Erleen Gamble Stanlev F1sher Ruth Kecfer W1n1fred Baumann May books delncred by Busmess Manager Vlfglnla Kus1an and her sol1c1tors autographs an 1nLv endlng ' s L Literar dviser S i . - - Horrors! . . . typing begins February first for Elinor Koch . . dead- ' ' , ' . . , , 7 7 J 1 , 7 . . . . . , . . . , , , , . . . x a a 1 7 1 , 3 , . . . f ,. ' uffzflfnzf L fe fy , , , K, or , I' fr' l Row I Marjorxe Humber stone ed1tor nn chlef second semester jean Helbmg edt tor IU chxef first semester Ken Orwxg Charles Chap man busmess manager Leo Whnted Row II Barbara Beauregard Eleanor Mad den Fr1edaMav Rav Craw ford Catherlne Knlght Row III Edward Forrest MAYVIH Gould Alun Eaton Ruth Penrod June Ehrsam Chck chek clatter clatter the pound of typewuters the rustle of papers the shoutmg of vo1ces hub bub all around Get all the news on that 1t s lmportant hrst page materlal How many lnehes does th1s have? K11l 1tP No put lt 1n the morgue Can t pr1nt a llng the telephone loudly lnterrupts D1d you know that mx llttle TCSSIC YV1fl'l her four A s dldn t get her name on the honor roll? Sorry Cops ' clatter clatter What? les ma am We ll run her name IH the next xssue Clrculauon department? another homeroom not pa1d up Absolutely no more papers on cred1t How mans cop1ts9 I ll sue you for l1bel puttmg 1n that scandalous QOSSIP about me Th1rtx nxe papers please Oh for the l1fe of a Retma man Phooex W homer the' hall hound T p I fl N MissCowell Adviser -. D A , 9 , ' ' ' 4 7, . 7 p - . , n s a . n n n .1 ' ' naun , D l ,Y 1 1 n ll I . that . . . you know what happened the last t1me! . . . Dlng- at vu an y u 1 pn I 1 ' ZETALETI-IEAIXI LIT E I2 A RY CD C I E da tvlvtlwan 80 RowI Ruth Eggert presrdent Eleanor Rmker vrce presrdent Gwendolyn Hanna secretary Glorla Strouse treasurer Fanny Dragon chaplarn Barbara Conser reporter Row II Florence Bursmlth sergeant at arms Carolme Catchpole Jean Helbrng Kathleen Sterner Elrnor Koch Margaret Rollo Row III Erma Scharff Betty LaFontarne Nelle Lourse Srpe June Llovd Alma Brown Betty Brown The last lrterary meetrng of the year sen1ors attend w1th regret club srsters for three years but part1ng IS rnevrtable chatter d1scuss1ons goss1p ended by the gavel wrelded by Presrdent Ruth Eggert a call for order assrsted by Florence Bursmrth sergeant at arms the secretary s mrnutes Gwendolyn Hanna responds Glorra Strouse r1ses to g1VC the treasurer s report Chaplarn Fanny Dragon reads the scr1pture bus1ness taken care of and drsmrssed Meetmg turned over to the program cha1rman Vrce presrdent Eleanor Rmker who summarrzes the year s programs musrc jazz and sym phonrc modern and classrcal dancmg then modern 1nter1or decoratmg descr1pt1on of Wagner s theater at Bawreuth accompanred by two songs from Tannhauscr Barbara Conser reporter flourrshes a last m1nute report 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 1 . . , . , V - - a n u s Q 1 . . . , f a a a 7 - . . , . . 4 n v n 4 e , - . . , . . r .1 H - - . . . , , ' . . . Row I Irene Kagin Marjorie Humberstone Jane Kinsey Elizabeth Mesteller Georgia Whitman Marx Lee P1per Row II Maxine Robinson Lorna XV1nCh Barb tra Beauregard Charlotte Brown Doris Cummins Annabelle Stubbs Row III Marjorie Nibhck Elmabeth Shober Bettv Folev Erleen Gamble Sxlwia Friberg uanita Coxerdale reminding us of the Zet Peri dance an 1n1t1at1on spread a mid semester spread honoring Miss Kahnw eiler s coming marriage everybody attired in A brief lull then Mas with the tea facultv dames and mothers mingle with the daughters a delightful program The last function our annual banquet bringing senior gifts as surprises and the retiring officers farew ells new ofhcers taking the pledge the unique prophecy C ub histors gifts to show appreciation for Miss eanette Kahmxeiler literary adviser Miss Elinor Tobin Counselor and Miss Meredith Xoung social adviser Farewell 1ovalZets ZETALETI-IEAN L I T E I2 A Y O C I E ze tappeal 81 . , 11 y'. ' , J ' f Y her distinction . . . grey and green sweaters . . . identified by an immense chenille U LITERA Y SOCIETY Q11 VM- onzthe carpet 82 JJ Row I Robert Prerce presldent Henrv Y ogtsberger uce pres1dent Paul Sturtz treasurer Harold Eggert secretarv Gerald Ehrsam sergeant at arms Row II Wrllram Webb reg1strar Howard Bartels Barnew Xmcent ustrn Harder Ralph Reeder Row III Robert Dax IS Ernest Semerskv Stanlev Frsher ohn Kasap Lours Antorne A rad1cally mformal meetlng countless mot1ons passed and rel egated to obl1v1on DISCIHCEIOHS on d1splay affordrng a jumbled array of patterns vrolent arguments Pres1dent Robert Prerce begs va1nly for order Rcproducuon ofa xx omen s bargam day sale Ehrsam gallantly str1x es for order W1ll you guys SIE down? order hnally restored Secretars Harold Eggert has no mlnutes as usual Treasurer Paul Sturtz announces the prxces of the jackets tr1umphant vells fill the art as a lacltet IS chosen Meetmg agam becomes C1V1l back to the lrterary program of Amerrcan authors and thelr works d1st1nct1ve and 1nterest1ng revrews Football thrllls mu mud mu a lateral pass and a touchdow 11 F Q R M R T ' ' . 7 ,' - ' . D .4 7 , . I , 7 , 'Y z. y J . , , ' ' A Y- a , 1 , l 9 J a . . . jackets thrown across the room . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Gerald . y 1 a . .1 . ' a', . - p 'ff I -1 jg N 1 ' ' S , al' Y . Row I Wlllram Apel Elmer Rlke Joseph Green Roger Hatton Robert Palmer Row Il Robert Nowak Duane Sawxer Edward Schultz Melun Gelsert Vvrlham Barrmgton Row III Marsm Gould Robert Reddxsh Edward Forrest Kerm1t Xhtte Slegfrled Meter ear spl1tt1ng cheers from mud covered heroes Startmg pos1 t1ons resumed more ra1n and more mud the teams are almost unrecogmzable another touchdown' an unexpected v1ctors for the Forum The news spreads l1Le Wlld fire the followmg adm1r1ng glances Return game demanded the pras er for rex enge 1S ansxs ered Forum agam xx 105 and the football season passes Annual soclal affa1rs lDCglIl to xx h1rl two couple partles xuth the Q D s peace restored betu een the rlvals Gax t1mes now ox er the club settles down once agaln buslness we must ma1nta1n our objectu es squeeze 1n an occaslonal llterarx program that s the Forum U LITERA Y OCIE orum date F O R M R l S T Y T - ' 7 I 7 Y 7 F . 4 T r Y- I, , . 7, ,, . ,. . . 7 I - Q a 7 1 a a v l 7 morning . . . Forum members strut down the hall . . . beaming faces . 1 Q . . . 7 A . . . V A . v V 1 . . ' ' o u u ' . . I Y f PERICLEAN LITERARY SCDCIETY rolllng along Row I Lols Schuller presldent Harrret Donzv XICC presxdent Myrtle Axerx recordlng secretarv Thelma Campbell correspond1ng secretary Bonnxe Bueschen treasurer Row II Vlfglnla Rexfert chaplam Eleanor Madden censor V1fglH1d KUSIHD sergeant at arms Frreda Max reporter Margaret Starner Row III Marv Ellen Lrebherr Helen Beres Charlotte axnes Exelxn K1pker Bettv Edgar What a year th1s has been oflicers pause and catch a breath t e leaders of th1s club put up a gay front as all should They have worked hard to make the year a good one all of them LOIS Shuller presldent Harrlet Donzy VICC pres1dent Myrtle Avery recordmg secretary Thelma Campbell correspondmg secretary Bonn1e ean Bueschen treasurer Eleanor Madden censor V1fg1H1a KUSIHH sergeant at arms Fr1eda May re porter ass1sted by worthy advrsers MISS Newb1rt MISS K1mble and M1ss Rees Pledges made sufhcrently uncomfortable to satrsfy even the most mercrless of older members arr1ve at the spread rn the home of Lo1s Schuller about to become PCFIS at ast L1terary meetmgs promote apprec1at1on of the best IH l1terature xuth l1beral arts stressed 1n current dramatrc and mus1cal , -1 . . . . Y.- . . V7 1 1 ,1 1 ,1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' -- - ', , - , . . 1 1 ,1 1 1 , ' 1 1' A 1 1 , 1 , 1 , , ... , ' , ... .I , ' ... , ' ' 1 1 1 r 3 Q 1 ,,v.,vs,u Row I Exlleen Bennett Helen Zoll Mlldred Stanec Bettv Cook Nlmxfred Bau mmn Row II Emeralhse Armbrust EX1IlgCl1I'1C Utrup Ruth Cow1e Wxnonl Apel Alta Dudderar Row III Lulu Barrmgton BCJIFICC Mrller Lucllle Schulte Bettx XVells Bettx Whltnex presentauons of stage and rad1o recent nox els art1cles reflect mg the art1st1c 1nterest of the moment To Cl1SE11lQL11Sh themselx es from the rest ofthe el1te thex xx ear rust colored tum su eaters xx 1th a gold I I slgn splashed on the front a departure 111 color from the usu 11 cho1ce These g1rls are a happs lot xuth m mx fullest extent IH the annual Per1 Zet dance a huge success held at the Chamber of Commerce ballroom The last neu feather 111 thexr hats for th1s seat The PCI'1ClCd1'l banquet old ofhcers prepare to talee .1 permanent rest Ill commg olhcers presxde Altho there re mans mans hrs around 1 better l1r can nexer be found' the 5fI'd11lS of the Perl song K mournful note 1 5L.llIf1 ment 11 endme Nuch IS l1fe PERICLEAN LITERA V OCIE uar palnt Q . . ,. . I 1 7 1 1 4 3 a f Y I l s I I l 1 . 1 , , 7 ' , plans for the coming year . . . Friendly enemies collaborate . . . to the - 1 - ' f . . Q ' ' -, queer dillies QUILL and DAGGER Row I-Donald Gentner, president, Howard Aldrich, vice-president, Louis Kuh- man, secretarygjohn Postle, treasurer, Durward Wight, sergeant-at-arms,Sam Thom- as, reporter, Row II-Carl Wiederanders,chaplain,Nor- man Holland, Robert Nus- ser, Joseph Reiter, Ernest Fodor, Edward Heydinger LITERARY SQCIETY Quill and Dagger, best of all . . . how their sweaters all enthrall . . . scarlet and gray sweaters set the halls aflame . . . Boys with and without literary leanings plug away on reviews of American authors and their works . . . Irving, O. Henry, Edna Ferber . . . keeping up the polite fiction that this is a literary societyeplan such good deeds for the school as . . . providing new books for the libraryfjg. . a mass meeting for the Libbey ffoj! game . . .CRecall that Are we down-hearted? . . . No! ?D . . . participate in the Forum-Q.D. football game . . . if one can call it a game . . .playing in mud three inches deep . . . or was it four? . . . What the mothers said when their sturdy sons came plodding home . . . sodden with ooze . . . soaking wet . . . we'll keep to ourselves . . . But that's only the beginning . . . only the beginning . . . Initiation . . . dues, yes, dues . . . the taking in of new members . . . if there is a quorum present . . . lectures . . . enjoy- ment . . . friends . . . Something new . . . something different . . . Quill and Dagger club life . . . Important social events . . . the QD. and Forum couple parties . . . on those red letter dates of January and May . . . in the hole . . . out of the hole . . . two delightful evenings with the only girl The first at Trilby Log Cabin, January 24 . . . with stay-out-laters danc- ing to the syncopation of Harold Knapp and his orchestra . . . Paradise Park was the scene of the first annual Spring Dance given by the boys' lits on May 1 . . . All was not dancing, however, as the D. basketball team won the club intramural championship . . . producing the surprise of the season by defeating the Forum, Boys' W club and other favored teams . . . An organization like this needs and has leadership . . . ably fur- nished by Mr. Jaeger, faculty adviser. . . Donald Gentner, president . . . Howard Aldrich, vice-president . . . Louis Kuhman, secretary . . .john Postle, treasurer . . . Samuel Thomas, reporter . . . Carl Wiederanders, chaplain. . . Durward Wight, sergt.-at-arms. QUILL and DAGGER Row I-Russel Ferdig, Clar- ence Keiser, David Morti- mer, Walter Frey, David Clippenger, Ellsworth Roth- lisbergerg Row Il-Robert Robinson, Alvin Eaton,Rob- ert Winters, Norman Hey- dinger, Leo Whited, Melvin Hall LITERARY SCDCIETY bend over-wham! 87 f DRAMATIC i romeo and julwt C Row I Lou1s Kuhman pres1dent Bonn1e can Bueschen nee presldent Lens Schuller secretary W1ll1a1n Webb treasurer ust1n Harder sergetnt tt arms Row II Ernest Fodor reporter Gerald Ehrsam Florence Bursmlth Barbara Conser Barbara Beaureg 1rd Row HI Mlrv Ellen Llebherr Roy Mlrtm Alt1MaeDudeler1r Ralph Reeder Forest Plzce A qu1et mouse l1lee figure steals 1nto the Wa1te aud1tor1um t e t1me IS 12 20 the OCCHSIOH a performance of a Dramat1c Club as Cteepmg to the stage the mterloper nears the draxx n curtam of nerxouslx p1tched NOICLS are xx afted out to our eager hstener he s1dles closer XOICLS become d1st1n.qu1shable Get the h off the carpet that s Mr M1ller Get me a ham sandxuch from a hungrx actor xx ho has left home xuthout Ll1IlIlLI' to arr1xe 1n t1me for the make up The plax ers have no easx l1fe on a elax of a plax The hgure remams 111 h1s corner TIIHC marches on' The matmee performance begms and as the plax unfolds we W ' ' ' Q ' ,I ' , - ' 4 Y 7 I ,ll I 5 I J 1 a 2 -2 'I M , 4 , , , , , , , , . v - . V . . . . I I 1 h of purple velvet . . . Behind stage all is bedlam and turmoil . . . waves y V I , V ' . f . . ,. , , l A A 0 Row I une Llovd Katherme Shaw Bettx Cook Howard Barrels W1ll1am Apel Row II LOUIS Antome Harold Eggert Sam Thomas Maxme Robmson Ida Mae Hunt Row III Marvm Gould Jean Helbmg Ohxer Force Robert Robmson Edward Forrest recotgmze 111 the smooth almost pI'OfCSS1OIl21l xxorlx the touch of Eugene M1ller xx ho has transformed the axvlxxx ard h1gh school boxs and g1rls 1nto actors and actresses of assurance and POISC future Cornells and Barrxmorcs noxv banded together as the Dramat1c Club All XVRIIC stage dramat1cs are sponsored hx th1s O1'g3.Il1Zdf1OH Lou1s lsuhman IS presldent Bonme can Bueschen XICL prcs1dcnt LOIS Schullcr sccrcrarx B1ll Wchh treasurer LlSf1I'1 l-lardcr sergeant at arms thesc ofhccrs xx 1th the other mcmbcrs haxc xx orlxcd unccasmglx to put ox cr thc productmns xx 1th Mr M1llcr d1rcctor xx ho guts to h1s xx orlx thc polrsh of professmnal d1rect1nQ DRAMATIC X flu' t lights C L U B YJ .',.. ' ,, dv , ,. ,. Q .V...Y V7 'Ly 7 b . -in-. . . .k- E S b',1.' .- SENIQR FRIENDSHIP C I. Ll B Older Junior Friendship girls afliliated with the Y.W.C A. . . . whose ideals are service . . . friendship . . . graciousness . . . entertainment . . . A dimly-lighted auditorium . . . the scene of the recognition service . . . white-clad figures in an impressive pageant . . . Orphaned children romp as Christmas presents are distributed at the Lutheran Home . . . An already busy social committee plans a turkey-trot with Hi-Y boys . . . a play by juniors . . . Fond mamas f Row I-WB. Jacobs, K. Steiner, G. Strouse, E. Rinker, F. Dragon, R. Eggert, L. Schulte, B. Miller, R. De Long, P. Brothers, B. Conserg Row ll T. Shanteau, Scobie, Y. Kusian, M. Liebherr, H. Brandley, P. Spencer, l. Kurucz, I. Posan, K. Shaw, C. Catchpole, V. Reeclc, A. Kooistra, C. 'Iaynesg Row Ill L. Emmel, V. Harder, C. Case, Coverdale, M. Robinson, F. Bursmith, Y. Mull, B. Bueschen, W. Baumann, L. Piel, G. Hanna, E. Kipl-ter 5 s P' T 'Y 'Q ll banner club watch their pets with pride as President Ruth Eggert turns over the gavel to the new presiding ofiicer . . . likewise other mothers comment as the action is repeated by daughters Fanny Dragon, vice-president . . . Kathleen Steiner, secretary '... Eleanor Rinker, treasurer . . . Gloria Strouse, chaplain . . . lda Nlae Hunt, sergeant-at-arms . . . Barbara Conser, reporter . . . Gwendolyn Hanna, program chairman . . . Lucille Schulte. social chairman. A group of hovs handed together . . . the Senior Hi-Y Cluh, if you please . . . with an ambitious ohiect . . . To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and communitv high standards of Christian character' '... Here are the lads of the four C's clean speech . . . clean scholarship . . . clean athletics . . . and clean living ..., activities? . . . Many '... Under the supervision of Mr. Leach, faculty adviser . . . and the tvvo Y advisers, Mr. Diehr and Mr. SENICDR H I - Y CLUB Row If-YW. Apel, C. Wiederanders, R. Rohinson, R. Yelliquette, C. N'IcCorniack, H. Barrels, E. Rothlis- lwerger, E. Hevdinger, D. Sawver, Kasap, Steclclv, H. Aldrich, Row ll R. W'underlv, D. Nlortimer, S. Thomas, R. Pierce,NI. Gould, B. Barrington, B. Wehh, R. Davis, T. Golightlv, Niggemver, Moser, D. XYatson, A. Eaton, Rovv Ill E. Forrest, R. Hatton, L. Antoine, Postle, H. Yogtsherger, E. Schultz, D. Wight, R. Winters, W. Nluntz, R. Warren, K. Zipfel, D. Gentner, W. Woodward Dyer . . . tvvo parties with the Senior Friendship Cluh . verv eniovahle, these girls . . , a roast . . . more girls . . . Christmas haskets . . . the annual holidav program . . . a haskethall tournament at the Y.M.C.A .... Salaams to Duane Savvver, president . . . Edward Hevdinger, vice- president . . . Rohert Pierce. secretary '... XYilliam Apel. treasurer. . . Donald Cventner. chaplain . . . Durvvard Wight. sergeant-at-arms. 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U 13 2 VN' ,C goin to lnevtm t:'s P i muhnx at 'Ill' In x 94 N U Tuesdax 2 3 room 377 ,1 radimt burst of eolor orange clad boxs ex erx xx here noise confusion Iresident Henrx Cook brings order out of ehaos bx ealling the meeting to order Necretarx XVeslex Taxlor calls the roll treasurer s report Leon DeB1uche sets forth the state of the club finances in no uncertain terms nexx business old business tnx business Hex xou quiet doxxn or else thus SLFQLIITIS at irms Hlrold lxonf and Harrx Bzoxxn subdue el too boisterous member Progrlm ch iirman takes ch lrge of the meeting introduces the speaker Mr Sampson xxho speaks Companx or Mr Hall xx hose introductorx talk prepares them for a tour of the ToLEDo BLADE or possiblx some other xx ell knoxx n business or professional personage xx ho dominates the program unless mox ies of the Canadian Rockies are to be the amusement Other act1x1t1es9 to be sure the Freshman Mixer sponsored pointlx xx ith the unior Friendship club more fun xx arching the freshmen get acquainted a Fathers and Sons banquet in Februarx Citx Manager Edx the speaker Essential to the success of the club in its aim to create maintain and extend throughout the school and communitx higher stan dards of Christian character are our good adxisers Mrs Delia Fortune 1nd Mr llnl Combs Mr Harl in Diehr of the H M Q N and the hitherto unnuned ofheers tck Orebaugh and lNOI'Ill,ll1 Hex dinger xiee presidents md eh tplain Williim Tuekez N U C .1 .i, fb lu, Q f A 2. ' if J U I Q I2 I-l I C L B 'f '...f3-... -... .l .W l 'K' 'ki AVA ' I A A . . . .QA . . . -1. . . - J A l A A V V about electricity before conducting the group through the Toledo Edison 'z .'z i ' . ' . . i --. - JZ - . . f l . ,,- eff? ' f -- ' 'z 'l 'iz Ei- s.. F sa JH '4 f f u Us-at 'lb' 5' 'Qi y Q A y 35119 ' N x ff fr, Lf A xt? If - . 'W XXX 4 - 2 .Zi . , K ,, . ,, v. 1 A-ff fn. Q .,' f. 2555 if N us: 'mf' 655: Q-QIQQ Q42 Q-, , - ,W , 9 as gi -Q. L if ' if Q5 ,par .ww- 1 3, . at ,m , Lx,tA5 .Q 2 if , . ,Mk , 4 4 if so -..,, , ,Q,,, .Wy fl N xl. I Y Y ,, 1, V+ I kv, J - ' 5 1, 3 9 ss. A f ? ff A N N U A L SCDLICITCDIQS 'P 94 Row I .I. Banmgartner, E, Kipker, Kinsev, Nl. Starner, li, Rollnian, A. Westlall, Y. Bratschi, M. Maurer, M. Liebherr, F. Niavg Ron li. Belcher, Y. Kusian, R. Keele, M. fVlull,C.Ci1se, A.Shantz, IS. Creighton, E. N1adden,N. Kleinhans, A. Re1ter,l. Hunt Nlonev is their business . . . and what a business . . . selling annuals is no childs play '... and the solicitors realize it . . . hustling cam- paigns are carried out . . . the tops ofthe lockers are prodigallv decor- ated with gav posters, work ofthe art classes . . . every phase ofthe annual is graphically advertised , . . solicitors spread the word that the dead line approaches steadily '... and students begin to subscribe IL. slowly '... Mr. Combs, adviser, gives last minute advice to his solici- Q tors . . . homeroom solicitors make the last rounds as the deadline arrives . . . salesmanship predominates over sales resistance . . . so books show ',.. the remaining time is spent in filing the subscriptions , . . The annuals arrive . . . distribution in the refectorv . . Single file, please . . .and now the solicitors roam the halls at leisure . . . as usual . . . but now without any pretext of business . . . purely pleasure buy one? bent . . . to the despair of the teachers. ECCDNCDMICS as -Tr Ron l Nl. Cionxa, ll. Hotlnian, Qilaynes, M. Mavnard, P. Brothers, L. Barrington, Y. Radeif, L. Sthuller, W. Apel, L. Yelliquette, D. ,M Ron II Nl. Axery, L. Schulte, E. Bennett, R. Armstrong, R. Hopkins, H, Bowers, Y, Downend, L. Schultz, Ni. Quiltet, Y, Harder K. lslingtr Savory roasts . . . crisp pies . . . the kind only mother can make . . . fluffy cakes . . . feathery biscuits . . . what is it? . . . did some one say a cafeteria? . . . indeed not . . . it's a dinner prepared by these green sweatered danisels . . . But the queens of tarts come out ofthe kitchen. now and then . . . for their constitution bids them to promote school activities . . . to acquaint members with the higher ideal of life . . . now and later . . . to become leaders for the good of the Society' . . . These potential homemakers are guided by Wynona Apel. president . . . Helen Zoll. vice-president . . . Charlotte jaynes. secretary . . . Lucille Schulte. treasurer . . Bettie Creighton. reporter . . . Blanche Stanec. chaplain . . . ln honor of the new members they plan an initiation spread . . . to entertain the school. a dance. the Turkey Tangol '... to honor cabinets. outcoming and ingoing. a banquet . . . we say. Three Cheers for the l'l. li. CH' Q knit wits Abstract thoughts . . . grinding gears , . . the hum of dynamos . . . internal com- bustion engines . . . technicalities . . . a jumble of blueprints . . . confusing diagrams tnd charts of engines the racking of brains xoices drowned by the din of machines all a part ofthe Engineers program Occasional business meetings .1 Row l R. Schmidt, E. Turner, QI. Shrubb, F. Klag, Schultz, W. Konz, W. Carlsong Row ll I. Pierce, R. Scott, Kuebbler, R. Schwake, T. Schmidt, F. Bryan, L. Nlunch, Nl. Copusg Row lll Stacy, H. W'arnl-ze, E. Cousino, A. Urban, A. Youngquist, R. Schultz, G. Kcnncrly, Nl. Whitmore . . . reports on technical subjects . . . interested, yet puzzled faces . . . discussions . . . President Bob Scott presides . . . Further engineering projects . . .Vice-president Roland Schwake and Secretary Glen Kuebler ambitiously arrange visits to industrial plants . , . Brightly colored blue and red sweaters bid for admiration . . , Work for the year is done , . . Then comes the annual spring banquet . . . new ac- quaintances made. old friends greeted . . . food and entertainment . . . an appropriate and happy' closing . . . Hands shake warmly , . . liare- well . . , till we meet again , . . fellow Engineers. mon key u'rvnf'lwr.s A frozen ear? . . . Red Cross Club to the rescue . . . Headquarters in room 133 . . . where new cabinets and screens are proudly displayed . . . All girls enrolled in home nursing classes are eligible for club membership . . . Oflicers elected at a roast at Pearson Park include . . . Ruth Reeves, president . , . Eileen Bennett, vice- Row I - Y. Nlilord, E. Emch, NI. Dreier, F. Middaugh, I. Yirag, B. LaFontaine, B. Holl'man,N1. Hardin, R. Reevesg Row H f I. Nlonoky, A. Kooistra, R. Keefe, B. Buearegardhl. Goldner, V. Daniels, NI. Rasey, NI. Lennex, P. Brothers, A. Brown, I. Posang Row Ill fY. Mull, H. Ondrus, L. Konz, NI. Grabach, Y. Lumm, Y. Eisenbrandt, C. Lindner, E. Bennett, Nl. ljuhasz, H. Decker, Estenfelder president . . . Betty Laliontaine, secretary '... Julia Estenfelder, treasurer , . . Rita Keefe, sergeant-at-arms . . . Vernita Milord, reporter . Under advice of Miss Gerding, meetings are held twice a month . . in the interest of health promotion and the conquest of disease . . . All sober routine? . , . not with the annual Christmas dance on the club schedule . . . a holiday basket filled for the poor . . . a Noel party at the crippled childrens home . . . a joint Valentine dance and card party with the XY Club . . . all evidences of energetic activity. :ww is nu' Imlwmmn lun rvlua Ian! ff gmulfl lot TUB T CL lf xou PICIUIL 1ll artrsts as long haxred smocle clad Bohem1ans come to an Altobee Art Club meetmg md rex erse xour yudgment ust normll boxs ind fflrls t ese ludfuneg bx the ITOISL The presldent rrses order fC,lQl'lS busmess 1s soon dlsposed of ah ecstasx the program X elub member cllmlx dr 1xxs ll1I1lSLll erect launches 1nto in lnterestmu drscourse on h1s hobbx 1llusttates h1s talle xx1th challe 1H2lll1pLlllILLl bx dexterous hngers no fergned mterest t e talk IS 1nstruct1xe as xx ell as mterestmx, Manx club act1v1t1es one ofthe most un1que the Sanduslex football mass meetmg stage coxered xxlth bleachers on the bleachers the most grotesque of puppet rooters no need for alarm onlx members of the Art Club and EIIQITILLIAS en mtsque readx to present oh goodx a plax The Art Club and Ensgmeers See 1 Footblll Game or Who Got ln Orxxlg and Grlham McNamee lxasap 1nd the1r Amateur Hour? another act1x1tx of th1s xx orthxx h1le club The posters III the hall agam d1splax the members hne school sp1r1t Ml these act1x1t1es need superx1s1on other than that of thelr efhclent ofhcers so xxe present Mlss Florl Carpenter advlser to the Art Club and the ofhcers zmes Nehrubb and Pztsx Grrmes eo presldents Hecrettrxf Erleen G tmble Tretsurer Nx lx11 Fmberg Serge tnt at Arms SK1I7lLX F1sher Thelest Boxer reporter Helpmu students XX1fl'l 1rt1st1e ttlent to further th1s ll71l1IX th tt s the purpose ofthe club me 1f t ns x e If IS 18 tm w e thex cert l1IllX fulflll then 11111 XX e congrltul ite them TUB CI. A ' .... f ' - A z ' 'z '. ' 7 - ... ' Over the Fence . . . mx, my, such antics . . . Remember lVIajor Bowes 2' R z'Q ' e ...zl' l'.'Y z 'izjz lla.. A 2' 1' Q le iz 1' S911 I N N SCARABS Row I B. Jacobs, L. Crawford, A. Kooistra, P. Spencer, F. Stiles, Scobie, A. Reiter, B. Hoffman, D. Ayers, Y. Bowersg Row llfl-l. Stcinhurst, l. Posan, l. Kurucz, E. Tober, Y. Mull, E. Koch, D. Strowger, Y. Kusian, Z. Larmie, B. Creighton, O. Gyurko, Row Ill - L. Antoine, H. Yogtsberger, W. Phillips, R. Robinson, D. Wight. D. Sawyer, K. Orwig, E. Schultz, E. Ril-ce, P. Crago, C. Case Inside the door ofa biology room . . . a buzz of voices . . . the sound of scraping feet . . . a rasping cough . . . a feebly struggling insect on a pin . . . stillness . . . the struggle ends . . . with a sigh of pity from the feminine spectators . . . but the insect collection must grow '... Myriapods . . .crustaceans . , .apoidea . . . all neatly snared and dragged off by the setae fhairD . . . President Duane Sawyer elaborates on the line art of capturing a fb '.., vice-president Charmeon Case mounts a butterfly '... Alma Reiter, reporter, nibbles her ren abstractedly '... secretary Lorraine Crawford shows white teeth at treasurer Bob Robinsons julie . . . amiable scientists . . . who initiate new members with scientilic puzzles and enigmas . . , and ofhciate at the Arbor and Bird Day' program in the auditorium . . . enthusiastic f UNil'f' 'HHH-' biologists. these . , . and a great aid to the science department. GERMAN CLUB ,gxwvklfbl Row If P. York, K. Steiner, R. Eggert, M. Hillschafer, M. Kozma, H. Engwert, E. Moldenhauer, E. Null, M. Polyasko, R. Csobadi, E. Meyerg Row Heil. Bellar, I. Kurucz, E. Konz, E. Tober, N. Luke, D. Steele, Hildebrand, M. Petsche, E. Hoffman, R. Turner, Row Ill-gl. Moser, A. Field, L. Antoine, R. Banks, W. Muntz, D. Sawyer, H. Vogtsberger, R. Robinson, P. Sturtz, O. Kinney Thats all for today' '... What? This is utter cruelty '... We don't want to come back from this Friday ferein . . . Magnificent cathedrals, picturesque scenery, ruined castles on the Rhine. the typical German market place . . . Must we leave? . . . . Mellow tones peal from the piano in 323 . . . soothing the savage breast . . . No more bickering about the program . . . Miss Griffith, what about ? . . . Bitte Deutsch . . . We're sold out . . . no more tickets for that yacation day skating party February 12 . . . sorry, limited number of skates . . . Who are these? . . . strangers, strangely familiar . . . what queer disguises . . .behind them . . . Fraulein Marguerite Griflith, adviser, Fraulein Pauline York, presidentg Fraulein Marie Petsche, yice-president, Herr Paul Sturtz. secretary, Herr Robert Robinson, treasurer, Herr Herbert Engwert, reporter . . . Now you know them all. nuulvlwn in unvurm FRENCH CLUB O Q9 Row I--L. Cutther, L. DeBauehe, M. Robinson, H, Bartels, E. Heydinger, Miss Houk, A, Albright, B. Miller, D. Powers, A. Romstadthl. Valentine, C. Lester,Row Il-' P. Grimes, Whitman, B. Egbert, B. Brown, H. Kinney, Y. Eisenbrandt, Goldner, B. Decker, Green, M. Liebherr,N1. Hardin, B. Conser,.l. Anspaeh, Row Ill L. Winch, P. Wales, K. Whitmore, D. Strowger, A. Nyitray, N. Bushman, M. Piper, B. Whitney, F. Dragon, G, Strouse, E, Rinlcer, G, Hanna, C. Powers La seance du Cercle Francais est ouverte . . . la secretaire voudra bien lire le proces- verbal . . . et le tresorier aussi W . . Le Cercle Francais again holds a meeting . . . that club designed to give our shrillers of French nasals facility in conversational French . . . and to familiarize students with French customs and amenities of French family life . . . Every two weeks members fill the air with strange sounds . . . unrecognizable to Americans . . . and sometimes to French- men . . . Dean Powers, president, leads the club with ease. and other officers follow his example . . . Barbara Conser, vice-president . . . Patricia Wales. secretary . . Beatrice Miller, treasurer . . . Clare Powers, sergeant-at-arms .... alternate meeting days are occupied . . . with meetings ofthe first-year students , . . not yet eligible to membership. la petite lllUf1Plll0iSPIIP SPANISH CLUB Row l Nl. Lopez, R. Roharge, C. Sparks, D. Rideour, ll.'l.1tohs, D. Ciordrey , L. Chew, N.'Iones, Row ll B. Rieliter, R. Thorn- ton, A. lxoolstra, lx. Matson, lg. l.inden,vl. Lloxd, K.. haul, H. Pernolend, li Howard, Row lll S litiherg, L. Konz, Y. Dale, K Uruig, W. Phillips, Nl. rlordanul. Hildebrand, l. Cook, Nl. Snider 8:40 Vklednesday morning . . . El Clulw Cervantes niemhers dash hurriedly from homerooms . . . the refectory their destination . . . Dulwious new inemlwers are told they are in the right place. . . Vvlhere is the adviser?. . . Ah, tl'1ere's Miss Bumgardner . . . Se ahri la session , from President Aileen lslooistra .,., -Xll chatter ceases . . . William Philips, vice-presidentg Margaret Lopez, seeretaryg Barbara Howard, treasurer, Dorisillideout, reporter . . .all assist in getting the husiness under way '... Gay senors and senoritas eagerly plan a future spread . . . The program Chairman arises . . . ls the feature of the morning to he a playlet? . . . a talk on Spanish provinces? . , . a game? . , , No. were to have old favorite hallads today' . . . Sonieones oll' leey ',.. Oh, well. perhaps it's the paino . . . The 9.15 hell peals . . , adjournment and first hour. . . So, till next week. adios. u'l1at's the nam: ff that song? GPTIMATES Row I--L. Crawford, T. Shanteau, P. Spencer, N. Sipe, L. Piel, jones, A. Reiter, H. Miller, Row ll--C. Schroeder, Lloyd: R. Penrodhl, Thompson, G. Beyer, P. Crago,j. Moser, K. Webb, A. Eaton, Row Ill G. I-lolderman, E. Forrest, C, Wiederanders, W. Muntz, R. Winters, E. Rilce,.I. Kaschen, I-1.Tucker, D. Watson Frenzied chatter . . . here talk . . . there talk , . . everywhere more talk, talk . . . Enter June Lloyd and Nelle Louise Sipe, consuls . . . Bang, falls the gavel . . . quiet reigns . . . Scribe LaVona Piel reads the minutes . . . Qaaestor Alvin Eaton responds juliaf julia 106 7 now for reports . . . Pin Committee chairman reports the selection of the club's distinction . . . an Old English O on a background of yellow gold . . . members are pleased with the attractiveness of the pins . . . it is suggested that the pins be ordered again next year . . . and the suggestion becomes an understanding . . . Dance chairman Betty LaFontaine announces Nlarch 13 as the date for the dance in the refectory . . . proceeds to go to worthy school causes . . . Results? . . S3500 profit . . . to go for the Community Chest . . . scholarship ,LCDPTIMATES Row IfH. Hill, E. Ridenour, D. McEwen, H. Paullconis, S. Hires, P. Bihn, E. Scheanwald, A. Komixesg Row II---H. Henton, E. Kemp, A. Schlegel, R. Watterson, june Henry, A. Thayer, E. Lutz, Justine Henry, B. LaFontaineg Row IlIfW. Tucker, K. Wittehl. Orebaugh, R. Herringshaw, N. Heydinger, E. Dauhner, H. Cook, W, Taylor funds . . . and charity . . . Alvin Eaton . . . coins introductory Latin phrase . . , Magna-glorious McNamee. . .sends it to Major Bowes. . .to he used for his introduc- tion of radio-announcer Graham . . . instead of Ugrandiloquentu . , . recognition expected for the Optimates . . . just one accomplishment . . . of many . . . to he attributed to their influence . . . Optimates, take a how . . . Now the morning entertainment . , . all by club talent . . . Ruth Penrod. isvmmsn' ' censor, directs . . . poems are read . . . songs sung . . f'Iulia, Iulia . . . Major Bowes lends his idea again . . . an amateur show '... plays given . . . yery dramatic . . . sheets for togas , . . chairs for river hanks . . . Et tu, Brute? . . . R-r-r-ring . . . that's the hell and the end of the Optimates' meeting. what price fnrtu nv? 107 STANDINGYL. Webber, R. Lillie, H. Eckelman, H. Brown, E. Beilsteing SEATED, from left to rightAE. Konz, H. Power, S. De- Shetler, T. Boyer, J. Hussar, F. Mrkva, W. Budai, D. Roadarmel, R. Siegler, V. Ball, H. Wells, L. DeShetler, H. Eggert, H- Konz, M. Hall, B. Gerald, E. Wade, D. Bennett, R. Bittekofer, Y. Kosbab, B. Moran, S. YanDenk, F. Blanchong, R. Robinson, R. Blossey, R. Suprise, D. Brattain, T. McBride What, no band? . . . the cry echoes through the halls . . . only thirty-two regis- tered . . . cornetists become tubists . . . saxophonists become clarinetists . . . As the football season opens, they perform for the Mooseheart game . . . Columns right . . . Hcolumns left . . . turn about face . . . form W . . . play Loyal . . . strike up the band . . . decisive orders by Harvey Eckelman, drum-major . . . How he can strut! . . . A milling crowd of XVaite rooters shriek SOIIIP Sffll f . . President Robert Robinson . . . Bettv Moran, secretary-treasurer . . . Virgil Ball, custodian of uniforms . . . Edgar Beilstein, custodian of instruments . . . lead the band of 1935-36 . . . During the winter the band practices classics . . . operatic selections . . . marches , . . overtures . . . directed bv genial Mr. Guy Sutphen . . . Comes spring . . . sunburn . . . aching feet . . . all in preparation for the giant open air May Festival featuring Nelson Eddy as soloist . . . that gala affair which concludes a successful season. WAITE RCI-IESTRA S'rueoiNo' B. Grosjean, A. Dudrick, P. llihn, B. Reddish, Helbing, E. Beilstein, T. Hall, Miss Werun1gSE.rrEn, rear semi- cirtle S. Seferian, L. Piel, Hartley, E, Wolfe, F. Kusian, R. Suprise, H. Kundtz, B. Mathias, T. Hanna, E, Fath, R. Turner, D. jones, Kish, Claude and Clyde Keller, Snrrsn, front wedge-H. Miclftens, C. llefliers, S. Sekerl-ca, F. Snavely, T, Bacho, l. Hiszak, N. Luke, M. Flegle, E. Linden, A. Budai fflr I' Bedlam , . . the shrieking sound of tuning instruments . . . deep. resounding notes ofthe piano . . . rhythmic beating of drums and tympanums . . . the shrill of clarinets . . . quiet . . . Miss Bessie Werum, director, raises her baton . . . instruments hastily adiusted . . . Violins gracefully poised . . . drumsticks ready '... the baton descends . . . music, sweet harmony of a symphony '... a beautiful blending of notes . . . rapt countenances . . . a sigh of contentment as the orchestra finishes . . . the audience applauds warmly R... Congratulations to officers . . Jean Helbing, president . . . Tom Hall, vice-president . . . Phylis Bihn, secretary '... La Yona Piel, treasurer . . .business manager. Charles Jeffers ...i another concert in the Art Museum . . . three delightful operettas with the Glee Club . . . more entertaining music . . , At lastf . . . the open air, all-high-school Spring Festival . . . instruments are put away '... the music fades. - nrf'lwstrm'kvt 109 O Row l4E, Arnold, F. Middaugh, A. Kooistra, B. Miller, B. Welsh, M. Bennett, D. DeLong, R. Reevesg Row Il-- Stadler, V b B. Wells, K. Steiner, L. Schultehl. Coverdale, D. Pzitke, M. Lennex, P. Grimesg Row Ill-E. Semersky, A. Renn, G. Quetschkel J E. Pavlica, V. Walls, D. Rex, M. Rohinsongl. Schruhbg Row IX --B. Phillips, C. Cullinan, R. Palmer, E. Fodor, G. Swartz, F. Shaw, R. Rush, O. Lemerand, H. Bartels T E LEE LUB Glee Club practice . . . two boys play tag among the seats . . . shouts and shrill laughter . . . Mr. Ball commands, 'lWell, let's get to work' '...' 'Act one, scene one' '... the class comes to order . . . properties are moved about . . . script and scores rustle . . . rehearsal has begun . . . The scene changes . . . several weeks later, after diligent selling of tickets, comes opening night . . . gay costumes . . . powder and makeup . . . glitter of colored lights . . . the audience is quiet, expectant . . . d the curtain rises . . . action? . . . the play has begun . . . One of three ! l , ob gay and tuneful operettas presented this year . . . The Rose ofthe Danube lwoasts a sterling cast . . . the roving newspaper man, 4 Darrel Davis, is Donald Phipps of the marvelous voice . . . Rose Montmorency. charming daughter of the eccentric king, is played hy Marjorie Bennett . . . Ernest Semersky, with a glittering arrav handy logs X1 I 'wwf Row I--M. Osburn, A. Stubbs, L. Winch, A. Albright, Y. Stubbs, B. Hinton, M, Fetzer, Row II Y. Webb, Y. Drake, D. Teeter, E. Matson, N. Leadbetter, E. Gilson, D. Minckler, Row III C. Fetzer, D. Phipps, Kasap, H. Holley, G. Norris, C. Catch ll. Edlerg Row IV D. Miller, Neuderfer, R. Walker, D. Lahr, ll. Smith, E. llryan, M. Wetmore, R. Carpenter Tl-IE LEE CLUB of brass buttons and a boyish air, takes the part of Karl Montmorency . . . the incorrigibly facetious king is played by Leslie Kilman . . . In late winter another tuneful operetta . . . Don Alonso's Treasure, proves a mint of melody, but not of money '... so. . . the members settle down to two weeks of text work . . . before Mr. Ball announces a new operetta . . . In Arcadyn the last musical production of the year . . . a lilting musical comedy in two acts depicting the life of a scientlic farmer in a small New England town, Arcady . . . with Lorna Winch and john Neuderfer playing the leads . . . This class is one ofthe gayest in school. . . President Ernest Fodor would enliven any club with his rare humor. . . Robert Palmer. vice-president. has frequent valuable ideas . . . the club bank roll is zealously guarded by treasurer Ernest Semersky '... as secretary Bettiejane Wells will record. 1 ma nz lll.V.' 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G11111-aI111c If1'111c 15 11I.11'111g 1Ic1cg11w. 5 i7I1C 11f1I1c w1u1'I4c1's 1111115Imvu-rcg1111151w151I1cIm1Ic1-. 4 Tun 11I'II'.111c's WN 111c11. 5 I1S s11cI1 .1 pIc.1a.1111 Luk. f.lI'iII1g 111 1111111cy'. cI1, :XI111.1? 6 9:25 1'11sI1 I111111pI1I .11 1I1c a1.1111111c1's Jcsk. FI111'c11cc 1Il5gLl5IC.IIf' 111111115 11111 11111' c1I11111'S CI'I'UI'. ASSY CLICKS OF WAITES ACTIVITIES f fs 'F 1511 I 1 F 1 WEB Q STEVE ROHLFING Coarh LIGI-ITWEIGHT FCDGTBALI. Rovyl R Boros G Welsh R Sangmeister K Collins A Sibberscn L Marozan F Lutomski H Chandler S Rohlhng coach Ron II B Martin Y Mongan G Schwartz L Middaugh C Rippcl H Hathcld Haynes D Perry R Brex maler Ron III F Rimer Blstaxl R Suprise H Decker F Caxence Lxntner W Cetzmger P Lems R Cousino Ron IX L Rile Miller D Hipp R lxmpc D Schupp F Hlllhllh H Webb JY 4 -54 aff.-fm r'l1ug.' vh ug! 116 The fact that injuries forced them to start a different lineup in each game may IH part account for our lightxs eights disastrous season as may the fact that Waite play ed a green lightxx eight team against their opponents reserves Says Coach Rohlfing Hereafter the Waite lightweights will play only the lightys eight teams of city opponents and small out of town xarsities Whatever the reason after the first game for xx h1ch the Papooses rr velled southu ard to defeat the Way ne rvarsitv 13-6 Waite seemed to be followed by a jinx being defeated by one touchdown each game. DeVilbiss took Waite to the tune of 13-19, after which Libbey elced out a 7-13 victory. The jinx next showed itself at the Scott Conflict in which the lightweights were subdued 6-13. Try as they might to shake off this hoodoo, it pursued them through the last two games as the babes went down before Wood- ward 7-12 and Central 7-14. Although their losses outnumber their wins, many future football stars were developed. n I' '. ' aj vfxiaslrv FOGTBALL Jack Nlottexxovr Hrtml Cmlrfi F f f , I at 0,81 .I ' W U' ' :K th! 41 Row I-,-X. Welling, B. NlcCallister, R. Snider, li. Cousino, O. Hamer, W. Gabriel, B. Vincent, P. Mclhena, A. Price, L. Nyershl. Younkin, A. lfrban, Row IlfH. Engwert, H. Cowell, G. Bertok, M. Geisert, E. Rothlisberger, P. Snider, Cook, R. Warren, .I. Nlolnar, R. Heferle. Row lIl'- A. Mills, D, Clippenger, E. Lebowsky, 'I. Bachmeyer, W, Woodward, Bauman, R. Dayies, Ando, II. Pollock, R. Alexander, G. Hoffman, Row IV-L. Weitz, G, Muellich, Nlollenkopf, H. Heeklinger, H. Sloier, B. Ryan, Nl. Scayo, G. Nissen, W. Carpenter, C. Dowler, R. Palmer, D. Specht Because of the praiseworthy efforts of our new coaching staff in combining the experience of the veteran players with the zeal and power of the new recruits, Waite finished near the top of the 1935 football heap. With the help of coaches Wietz and Muellich, Head Coach Mollenkopf rounded a bunch of would-be football players into a creditable team, as some of our opponents well know. Despite the fact that he was out of three games of the schedule our flashy captain, Red Snider, rolled up the most points of any man in the city, and made every sport editor's all-city team. Hard, fast charging VVelling was named all-city end, rangy Alex Urban was listed as tackle, Vincent and Younkin rated the positions of guard and tackle, respectively. McCallister, Nyers, and McThena were given honorable mention. With such hopefuls as Sibbersen, Rippel, Collins, Lutomski. Mongan, Sangmeister, and Boros coming up from the freshman team. Coach Mollenkopf and his assistants are awaiting the opening of next year's championship race with eagerness. diff fliggvf 117 ballet dancer Kelchner completes a Scott pass on Waitc's eight-yard line, where he is met by Snider, Welling, McCallis- tc: and Nyers. I Editors Note Action shots of the s ason were at a premium due to the fact that all but two games were played under the arc lights and in our two Rossrono SEPT 13 Coach ack Mollenkopf s charges opened their season by handing the Rossford Bulldogs a crushing 36 O defeat Captain Red Snider led the Indian attack with four touchdowns MOOSEHEART SEPT 20 Six thousand persons watched a heavier Waite team down a scrappy Mooseheart aggregation by a score of 7 O for their third consecutive win over the Moose WOODWARD, SEPT 28 A brilliant offensive with Snider again at the helm enabled the championship Waite High School football team to hammer out a smashing 34 O victory over the Woodward Polar Bears before 5 500 ans. ROGER BACON, OcT. 4: Displaying their smoothest offensive play of the season, the Waite High School Indians chalked up their fourth consecutive grid triumph of the year by trimming Cincin- nati Roger Bacon 40-6. SANDUsKY, OcT. 18: Must we tell you that Waite was defeated Oct. 18, by probably the most efficient and smoothest working grid-machine ever seen in Toledo? The score? Oh, yes! 46-0. iART MILLS GEORGE Paansau. Trainer Faculty Manager 118 daytime opportunities we were hopelessly handicappcl by adverse wcathcr con- ditions. The two views you sec here are a triumph of camera over clouds. CENTRAL, Ocr. 25: Two evenly matched football teams battled for a break before 13,000 spectators in Waite stadium, but that break did not come, and the sixth annual clash between Waite's Indians and Central Catholic ended in a scoreless tie. DEVILBISS, Nov. 1: Evidently Waite thought they were again meeting Sandusky when they allowed themselves to be torn apart by those De- Vilbiss Tigers 31-7. Too bad, boys. LIBBEY, Nov. 16: Playing in the daylight seemed to bring a turn of luck for our Indians, as they subdued Libbey, after a close first half, by a score of 18-7. Scorr, Nov. 28: For the first time in the history of the two schools Waite and Scott fought to a tie. During the entire second half two doggedly determined teams battled on a mud- dy field to break the 7-7 deadlock, but to no avail. This wound up Waite's season with a record of five victories, two defeats, and two ties. tail spinner Goldstein, Scott halfback, is about to be brought down by Nycrs and Welling after a five yard gain around end. Snider, Vincent, and Cowell are following the play. ROY Wisrz Gizonoa Musnucu Backfeld Coarlz Lim Courh 119 1 4 CCDLQIQ CDF Tl-IE GAME 1 - Santlusky hantl, a championship outlit as well as its foothall team, paratles over the Cherry Street Britlge. ZW-Scott attempts to get our goat tluring the Thanksgiving Day conlliet. 5 -Our cheer leaders, anxious to give the skyrocket yell, await the kick off at the fateful Waite-Santlusky game. 4fThe Art Club and the Engineers put on a humorous skit at a football mass meeting. 1By the way, those are false facesj 5 The faithful Waite Bantl serenatles the stutlent stantls with our school song, Loyal. faqg CCDLCDR OF Tl-IE GAME 1-f Halfback Gabriel gets off a long spiral in practice. 2 fCoach Wietz instructs Urban in the art of blocking with Younkin as the dummy. 3-Captain Snider executes a fancy cross-step. 4eWaite's board of strategy reads from left to right: Wietz, Rohlting, Mollenkopf, and Muellich. 5fDick shows us the downstroke of a Waite Rah. Gflrving, in the final motions of directing a locomotive yell. 7-Recreational Director Gordon Jeffery, broadcasting a Waite game from the press box. 8'--All-city tackle Urban looked mighty ferocious when snapped by the camera man in a practice session. V RSITY BASKETBALL SEASCN Row I Cralg Dowler H11 Bauman Fred Hahn Nl Prlce Don Gentner Barnes Yrncent Don Specht Row Il Stew: Rohlhng Btll Rx an Durw ard NK lght Coaeh Ceorge Nlllillleh 'Klex Lrban Red Snlder 'Xrt Mxlls Wrth three regulars and two suhsututes returmng from last xear s squad and four boss commg up from the l1ghtwe1ghts the Walte .4--.4 cagers got off to a flung start bx defeatmg Clay 34 20 and L1bertx Center 37 17 The lnd1ans lost two out of town games to Kenton , 20 29 and to Bowhneg Green, 14 22 as well as the1r hrst c1t5 t1lt to Woodw ard 22 27 ln the next encounter the lnd1ans w ere hard pressed 1- to defeat Qt ohn s 30 29 1n an overt1me per1od but thes ach1ewed the1r second w1n ox er Llberty Center w1thout d1fhcultv 48 26 L1hbeV was trounced 44 24 but Central managed to else out a 31 32 w1n over our sharpshooters Thoroueghlx aroused Wa1te conquered DeV1lh1ss 1f'Wf1 'f'1'1 L 't wM 'g Llofkw from the bottom are Bauman Rxan I 39 32 scalped Scott 29 26 and defeated St ohn s 36 29 1n the return fm lfl'-111 ml llllihf engagement onlx to fall before Woodward cltx champs 19 41 XVZIIIC upset Llbhex 37 32 and recuperatmg from two defeats hx Central 29 30 and DeX 1lh1ss 24 29 hmshed the season w1th a 46 29 trlumph ox er Scott ln the Northwestern 0h1O Tournament VN a1te xanqu1shed Rossford 35 23 111 the hrst round hut w1th el chance to enter the hnals lost to Nt ohn s 21 27 Walte s record for the season shows elex en wxns 12.,d1l1SI elsght losses 177 f 1 ' nl , ' ,A , , j , 5 ' f ' , , , 1 . ' ,. ,' ' , ,. S ty s . . . , 5 ., . . V A , , , e e . W. . , V 3 7 . 1 e 1 n , 3, , , , , 9 l 1 K J I 1 ' f - ' - - K 1 EXC' , - Y . - . s . V . R I., , K , . x- V - y ,ft , . ..r , . . . . , - Y 1. C . , - v 1 v Y , - 1. J' ' 1 ' - -.M lb, , . - fa - , , ' L - , - . - r A . . 1 ' 'ss - ' 'QC .' ' C ' L 1 ' ' . ,. , , .. v s - , . , . . ,. x e 1 . 1 . 7 ' . - 1 1 4 , ' - 5 q - Q - x . Y v- A I A 71' v I - . - .' . g N J '- 7 ' ' , , , e . . ' -. . . . X- .2 y- nf , , v . - k 2 y. b , nf. 4 4 Xlthough Vx utc s Rcserx es could h.1xc fared hctter thcrr losses xx ere offset hx the xxxns of the frcshman tcam xx h1ch xxon llxe out of thc clqht games plax cd Thex xxon oxer Nt ohn s 13 10 mtl 2013 ox cr DG rlhrss 77 15 mtl ox cr Scott 16 10 Thex spllt xx1th Xl1LIl'l1LL XX1l1l11l1LI 47 21 mtl losmq 20 7-1 XXootlxx.1rtl helt them 16 13 The RLSLI'XC.9l11Ll 1 h trtler f1I11L0l1I XX1I1I'lll1Q onlx l1xcofthc1r thlrtccn gunes ifter losmg thclr hrst txxo glmcs to Scott 9 21 and to Dt X1lh1ss 1519 thex carnc hack mtl xxon the next txx o from Central W N K Ml L M Om 30 23 mtl from Llhhex 23 20 Vkootlxxard hcat them at Voodxx trtl Mmm cmm' Ml N 1 ' hx A 37 19 score RLQAIIIIINI thcrr strnle the lnclmns xftnqurshcd Scott 1610 mtl ltcetl Nt ohn s 2515 The Rcserx cs htd a humpx road the rcst of thc season losmg the next three gamcs DcK1lh1ss 2216 Central 32 21 and Llhhcx 26 25 Fortune snnletl 212521111 xx hen Wane upset St ohn s 19 16 but the season came to a luclxless close xx 1th txxo defeats Wotmdxxard VNIHUIIIQ 23 15 and Boxx Img Green 49 20 A me dlocrc season, mdccd for the reserx es but xx1th the strong freshmen comxng up Coach Rohlhng looks forxxard to haunt: .1 h1chlx successful rescrxc outllt next xear Roxxl Nlhhersen LCPIAZ LJFAIOP Patonslu Wilson Sclerlan Roxx II Dexter Nlorse Qtephan Niunth B Collms Danes Nissen Shearer Hetklmger Roxx III Niongan Farms Rrlter Herrxngshaxx Coach qtexe Rohlhng Niles Bralmexcr lx Collms btaxo I2 AND FRCDSH BASKETBALL V3 1 L c . . ., '. v L N l K - I v , . ,, - v. . ,. 4 ' e . - z - , ' ' ..-- . 1 ' - - . v - . -. . 1- U f N. Y v ,, A ' 1 4 , K '-' c K '.. . L ' .... ' 'C ' 1 2 2 2 ' ' , v Q Y v' ' AA 2 . 1 ' ' , ' 2 'f - ' ' '- K 1 1 7. . - , v , V 1 ' 4 A ' Y 1 e. ' , L . Xlltvl ,luj , xa s tv 'CII ' , blI1lix ' , - 7 7 in Li practice session, surrountletl hx ' 4 . ' ' ' -9' 'vsAifN- ., , -' '. . ', Y, ' . ' I - - x . t t l 1 I .Q X 'f 5 A . . v. 1 v 1 A - I C x - -. - - I 1 . - ., -' . . Y ., , , 7' ' - - x K - K sy Q - 3 ' - - A 7 L - 1 - ' - .- , i K ' , Q f- Y. 1 y' , l 7 v K , K N K L 1 'rx , '. A ,' '. .- 4 K I ,- ,- , Ns. 1 Going up after a high one in a volleyball game. 2 Fishes Kettle, Gentner, and others take a dip. Be-- Going upe coming dowueeit's all hard work. 4eLooks like a hold-up. Is it Pauline? Oh, I seeeea volleyball game. 5AShame on you, Bob! 25 1 A strcmuous work out in 21 game of giant-lull. 2 Fay takes aim with hcr lwow Qor at her IWCZILID. 5 A pur- fcct shot in an intramural game. 4 Too Hlzlllf' hands spoil thc shot. 5 DiCk practices an airplane-spin on zz poor victim. SPQRTY SNAPS of SNAPPY SPQRTS X 1 .1 .1 'uv- -5 Despite Coach Muellich's unceasing efforts, this season turned out rather dismally for the Purple and Gold natators. Captain Russ Ferdig. the outstanding member of the team, collected 3213 of the 20513 points gained by Waite against their opponents' 24613 points. Other high point men include our diving star, Walter Minick, with 40' 3 pointsg Bob Osthimer, 29355 Don Gentner. 1813 and Jack Niggermeyer, 1733. In their lirst two meets Waite went down in defeat before Scott. 29-46, and before Fremont. 23-52. Victory was sweet but brief. The porpoises outclassed DeVilbiss. 3913s 35' 3, but in the Sandusky relay which followed. gained a meager 2 points. though they struggled valiantly enough. Then came two defeats, at the hands of Scott 35-40 and Fremont 34-41, and a last victory over DeVilbiss, 43-32. Not a particularly successful season. this yet we're proud of this team and hopeful of its promising juniors. KN ff 144 i -52,7 Wu Row I Cordrei, Marusz, Alexander, Foley, Baker, Dobrik. Kipker, Overmyer, Iiiddle, Kinsey, Row II Blair, Hunt, Richards, Kusian Baum, Ondrus, Kinney, Richter. Larmie. Rinker HW!! The football season passes . . . and the club begins to function . . . Coach Wietz, adviser. tries desperately to clear the deficit of the club . . . members work strenuously after school to put on wrestling shows . . . amid entangled arms and legs. the Masked Marvel becomes the popular interest of the moment . . . the two wrestling shows go off in good style and help to erase some of the red ink on the books . . . then . . . some reels of the seasons football games are shown to the students . . . and a little more money enters the treasury. only to go out again . . . the club then sponsors a Wittenberg iiu-iitsu demonstration . . . and . . . the members still ponder, 'Can that debt ever be jiu-iitsued into oblivion? . . as they renew their offensive drive against the demon of the red. GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE Clowns? . , . No . . , just the girls doing their new garments for our generous girls . . . tumbling exercises . . . Their ideal is exercise Meanwhile, intramurals! . . . myriad groups . . . so . . . tap-dancing becomes a popular form . . . Who's playing on the Zet team? pastime . . . Next . . . shins are bruised and . . . the Peri's?' '...' 'Sorry, our team has its fingers crushed . . . just a friendly game of quota' '... Finally the Terrors . . . Indian hockey . . .Then . . . baseball . . , and more Braves . . . Nifty Seniors . . . Blue Streaks thrills . . . President Jane Kinsey . . . Vice- . . . Freshmen Junior Friendship . . . Sopho- Keep your eyes on the puck, Dot and Rose, but be The tumbling class resembles a geometry classg isosceles triangles, circles, neverythlng 128 careful of Eleanor's tootsies president Doris Cummins . . Secretary- Treasurer Charlotte Lindner . . . Reporter Evelyn Kipker . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Elsie Kontz, as officers . . . supervise the extensive social and athletic program . . . a Christmas party for first and second grade pupils of Garfield school . . . the repair and distribu- tion of discarded clothes . . . which calls for more Junior Friendship . . . and Retina groups are organized . . . Hockey '... get in there and get that goal!! . . . Hit pin baseball . , . basketball . . . double-dribble! . . . All strive unceasingly to attain the cup awarded last year to the Zets, winners of the intra- murals . . . April , . . and with it the annual Co-ed Ball . . . girls, only girls . . . so the GIRLS' All-ILETIC boy friends wait enyiously in the balcony . . . What a varied array of costumes . . . sailors . . . farmers . . . cigarette vendors . . . a dance to be remembered ...' 'WH girls are chosen from the Athletic League . . . While working for their letter, they exercise con- tinuously '... muscles are attuned to the LEAGUE right?. . . it's a mix-up . . .and Mrs. Drayes and Miss Bowman rush to disentangle them . . . Tournaments . . . yolley-ball . . . basket- ball . . . ring tennis . . . archery '.., schlag- ball . . . for which cooperation of eight girls is needed . . . every girl on her toes waiting for the ball . . . a foul? . . . hasty decisions Youll have to learn fast, lassies, to beat that Powell girl. Slam a homer, Zelmag Ida and ,lane are up to something mechanism of a strong body . . . in this . . . remember, accuracy counts . . . squad organization which strives toward the betterment of moral as well as physical character. The Music Goes 'Round and 'Round' . . . favorite song of the girls' dancing classes . . one glide to the left and two to the right . . or is it two to the left and one to the three wins! . . . Exercises . . .speeches on hygiene . . . class dismissed . . . five minutes to dress . . . undergraduates rush to their lockers . . . time flies . . but they still gossip . . . The last bell . . . breathless they come to a halt inside the door of their next class. 12 Wherever you wlslw to go Crmzplrmenrr 0 Don s Grocery 8: Meat Market 2 Iron Phone 'I Aylor 1055 DH IN I RX SI-RX If I' A Trolley or Bus will serve you SCIIAETIQD WACNED THE COMMUNITY TRACTION COMPANY N ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept ept CALENDAR Are Ireslwrren gettvnc smaller and maller or am I gettlng larcer and Iargerf? be vvnole populace oltrclally opens W I-I 5 today Tlwns Includes many alumnl Jaclt lVlollenl4opI IS novv tlwe prouo papa ol tlwe All Amerrcan lrallbaclc of 55 Ieaclmers almost go Insane ansvverlng a hundred and one questions about sclwedules It s not all enjoyable Waste scrlmmages Findlay In our lwufre stadtam Everybody welcome Free Gratis For notbungl Waite stucent body turns out en masse at tlweb tvvood tlneater Reason? IOc bargain nag t Wasn t It a lovely day to be cauglwt In tlwe rain? Wlwat a team ol steam rollers tluls Rosslord bunclw mu t be Accordtng to tlre coaclu at tlre mass meeting today Posslord O Waste 35 Friday tlwe Tlnrteentlw proves to be our luclcy day and Ross lord s booooo We gtve tlwe teacbers a n eded day ol rest lter tvvo vveelts ol lwec IC sclwool I Ie Tnose same teaclwers disapprove ol mass rreetlngs Consequently tne usual student sobbers give vent to murmurlngs ol rage 5tudents laborlously and neatly? malce out lnle sclwedules Freslwmen are lmpres ed vvttlw 5te1ners vvlt and g tety Mooselweart pulls into Union 5t tron VVIll'1 a llglwt lweart We bop tlney go avvay vxutlm a be vy one Tney do talong lwome tne scars ot a 7 O slwellaclclng Ntce came boysl Girls vvlwo vvent to tl'1e Union 5tatlon to greet Mooselweart are put on tlre carpet It seems tlwat tltteen or tvventy Waste gurls lnavelw d no letclun up Maumee 5ldecut parlt IS tlme scene ol a get togetber roast sponsored by some bug slwot senlors Alrce Beauty Shoppe F07 Herzlibfv Sake VXI N ROLLER SKATE f 'V77 MAIN SIRIIT I Hoxe TAXIKJIK n1s7 61 MEMORIAL HALL Get 11d MCL1ughI1n d Ad Ontar1o an ams St TLACHLR or N IOLIN ,bn ,dam I Lets Go' AI1forFun' Fun for or TK 359 A I 130 - -I 1 02 f :Sr : ' - ' 1 v ff M V . I A , p 4 v 5 . 3- f I Q s ' V . 5 I 4-I . ' . . I I Q ' ' 5 , 5- I - ' I 5. 5 . 6- Y V ' ' I ' , S 4 W . I. . . . J 4 ,1 4 A ' . I 5 , IO- 4 I . , as I . . . I S . 11- I I' ' , I ' , 5 WQ- - I s . C A ' 5 I3- x - ' . I I .. - 5 .I4- I I e a ' t' I . 5 . I6- ' 4 I 4 I . I s rw- r r .5 y I A T 5ept. I8-WPA starts to dig up our campus. We propl1esytlweyIll be still vvorltlng in June. 5 IQ- E H I E s I ' I I gaI . E ' tbe S I ,C 1 . I . - L I U I V I Ol . S ' I . I . . 14 .Ili ll ll S I . . I, ,I I Y o . Q H . . g 4 R V '- 1 n -I n 3 2 2 I , T. T I . I I e., ,hIIfaffIIrIflII 5tII.IIlIIfr g , IIifIKt'f''2EIE12fFL'I' I 1 - U- PI1 me I. xlor 2-W re are For a Posltlon af QI-H5 old yglmble school WUI NIINK N II XSS RINC N I NN 'NIIIJAIS SUMMER OPENINGS June 8th and 92nd FALL OPENING September 8th Wnte or Phone for a Course Folder THURBER P DAVIS Principal 6 ff 2 1 1 Business College Private Secretarial ScI'1ooI SENN and NEUER Hmm actznnzg euelers 5 9 Supermr St Std Iloor AD1m Adams at10th St Phone MAln 1393 8 ept ept ept ept ept cet ept et ct Ct Ct ct ct JCI Ret na statf and cub reporters Ieeo tneur Iaees at Rearson Parlc New Student Counerl meets with RresldentRauISturt1 In charge IQ bIow up about cnstunctwons na we nave tIwem or snan we not? Inat IS tbe question Iwo Woodward Iassfes cbeers songs and pep a typmcal Walte mass meetsn SurprIseI Red Snider glyes a TEN IVIINLIIE pep taII4 Ibats staying powerI Four Ilts meet ResuIt7 You re asking me Qur new scoreboard bulIt by SterIIng and Son was NorI4Ing Ior tI'1e Itrst trme at t e Woodward game IVIecHanleaI eye scored Waste 74 Woodward 7 IXfIwee usnn urntr I oo ssmartwng ert at terrmc eIeat :mp pon At mltI'u arc aII tbe ads Reras ano Zets seno out oxds V ere tIwe bzdees nappy I was Eon on rldge IeII centurzes ago our o yn Eassett Qtreet Braog eoI apse tooay Rees story booI4 CI a ventures Berry spoke for tbe oId gr cs to y at a rs s rseetwng a e b tne I Iwter Ilf wtped tbe eartb wltIn tbe D s by a I9 O s ore Bob Rrerce tne n o tnn :ons K I aI4 un: Id no s are out so t e es rum ed y ws or er 'us cor entrate on Ioo Inatratron afternoon and oo one ot mem go to to fyn It was ar orgy eeond etna axes an appe r nee WfeI we got tbe BaQonI Waite 40 Roger Bacon 6 Band and orebestra are IH orre straits as too many oId members ouIt Is that being IoyaI to o d Waste Ign Ibe worI4 on the r ovo ampIlIyIng syste IS stlII progressln Ratber a noyeI loea and I ItesI1ouId be prou tIwat It IS one ot tne II st nooIs IU tbe C untry to orugnn no Carry It out Mr ubberly maI4es Ins T933 d2CII yt It tne taIIrg ot Iresnnsan DI ures ay sopbomores re snapped I e Rens no t ew g a Sdnu I ree Last tno Ieas we re ewfe Jnsa s NEW RADIUS TERM Colizplzmezzfs SUNSHINE RADIO SERVICE SLRRLIES and REPAIRS F1 mm' 533 GAR STREET IfXyIor OQIO P p - ' . - - 'LL' - .i V, lf- I L .V A , ,- g ,I , .L .X , ' I 1' QLXLV' I v d , Z Q ' Q .. , 7 . 5 S .Q4- i , , I t , S .Q5- ' , ' , ' , H ' g . B I - . SI . Il , In . II I . . I , I S X I g f f I , I I S ev- ' ' E. , , t 5 ' V I ' I U ' S .Q8- , ' I I I, I ' ' ' tb . . , X F o p. Q9-Is my eo Q b Hg ap? AII NWI award N ' ' In I do I oseo IJ I' S I I I . S .QO- I . , I' . JI ' , I 7 I Q . I- d B ' It , . , ' , '. at me I' o . Get. Q'NdIIQUdI I'Ionor SoeIety enjoys IIIustrafed taII4 about EngIand and IWIaIes Irom IVIISS Get 3-Doe I IJ E I Ia I da was I ,Q It r XNIRIIC I Fone ' ,a ' I I Qt ,I E- C . I ' -I Ier O . 4-Disj ttf CD , re ' 't' tt n , In Z t- 'I bI ' In ts p d , , fc jwbfqq RiIJrmI I aa. I I Q . 5-I I, X, g ' - , Q . 6- ' . Li' I' . I I , A I ' I I I ' ., I-Ig I Q . 7- I I ' Wm' ' ' ' I I Wa d ' ' I 'r s:II ' I o , I ' ' ate o. as-we I I r gym if I ER . 9-Ioc' a N . n ' a u .b r pIeo es e't at Lows IIerIs ton, ',bu 5. t CII,II tI 0 cl Q HARRY STEBBINS c OMPLIMPNTS H1 Speed Serwce WACHTER SHOE Co FRONT AND MORRISON The Famzbl Shoe Store 10 Road SCFVICC Brake OCFVICC Carburetor and IgU1f1Of1 SCFVICC 5 MAIN STREET Wmdsh1eld Wlpc-:rs ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct ct Season football passes are recelved and everybody IS happy Mrs Allen s flfSt welfare party s a huge success as we dance to the muslc of the ever popular Rhythm Kings Another restrrctlon on dlstlnctlons price cannot exceed frve dollars f-lomer the l-lall Hound walls because he vvants to loolc as handsome as the dogs from the other clty schools Rlease dere teachers' vvoofs he Everybody s llstenlng to the Foundation l-lour as Betty Toth and Don Rhlpps already the apple of our eye are winning on therr respectrve programs A senior political meetrng campalgn speeches by the various candidates Sensors elect Barney Vrncent presrdent of the class of 36 Junlor class groups and the football team are snapped by our conscrentrous photog rapher Pxgarn the Forum vvallops the Q D 512 O Sanduslcy Blue Streaks come to tovvn wrth 3 OOO supporters ls our face red as they strealc out of town vvlth a 46 O Wm? meeting spent three hilarious days ID Columbus Kermit Witte spent his time feeding the squirrels nuts For the third successive year the Rurple and Gold has received All Pxmerucan ratrng We hope history repeats Itself thus year The Engineers begun to function today vvrth a meeting Well at least one club around school IS dorng some good The first fare drlll of the year helps In breaking the monotony of what hour? Everybody yells Fourth A meeting of the entlre school to decade vvhether or not we should beat Central It IS decided unanimously that we should but after the coach sobs that four of has regulars Including Red Snlder vvlll be on the bench things loolc pretty doubtful Waite gains a sweet moral victory ID holding Central to a O O tue vvuth four regulars out of the game Phone TAx lor 1147 24 Hou' SC' C NEW TERM June 15th Pzzza s Garment Cleanmg Co Secretarial Accounting Work Called For and Delwered Post Graduate Commercial Courses We assrst our Graduates with Employment 1013 Starr A cnuc TOLEDO OHIO M E L C H I O R S CTTYICITI feffl My T A I L 0 R Zffvfvfxesfrv ffvc' 618 MAIN STRFPT Jefferson and Mrchrgen MAm 7317 ' l T . , ur. 1 l I, Q . 10- ,O , ' . Q . 11- . ' ' I , ' - Q . 19- ' R ' ' ' w : ' A . 0 . 13- ,V A ' I E I 'I 4 , l 4 ' , 6 . 14- ' ' ' , ' , ' ' ' . O . 15- ' 4 A . Q . 16- ' ' 4 - 6 A 17- ' ' , I . . 0 . 18- I 4 ' , . Q . 19-Conventioning, banqueting, and footballing, the Retina delegation to thekgtate press 6 .Q1- A I ' ' v I ' . A ' . O . QQ- ' I ' . ' ' A , O . 23- ' xl of ' . Q I 4 A. I - ' I .. Q 4 1 . . . . I F . . ' 1- t-if - 9 - . . We own and operate our Cleaning Plant ' ' RAY S SHOP Alufzys Look Neal 626 East Broadway C0772ll7ZZ77Z67Zfi 0 of PRIE D RIMER 81 WATTERSON Iualrls Heats and l rm ern s 1007 East Broadway TAylor 2750 W ct ct ct ct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov The Qptlmates have got the roast lever too gtudent Councrl recommends to the cxty that tralhc l ghts be Installed on Morrison rave The marriage ol what senior shocked both the faculty and the student body recently? With all this swltchrng of rooms to make more places lor recltatlon It ns only natural to wonder whether we should have spent our money on a new stadium Mass Carpenter s proteges demonstrate that they can dance as well as paint A dance and new shoes don t mxx very well Boys W Club sponsors a movre show to get themselves out ol the rec The Q D pledges suller today The whole school sutlers today Grade cards The Forum pledges sulter today By this time everybody IS In the dumps Barrrng a lew cuts and bruises everything s lovely and okle dokle today Back to the grind And stlll grrndlng Dances on Wednesday are now the vogue French Club sponsors this one We prevlew the operetta Pose ol the Rancho We review the operetta as Waste stays an the leao lor the cup presented to the school making the fewest errors and playing to the brggest crowd PAVING crowd Qur parents have their Fling at the three Rs Back to School Nate sponsored by the P IA Annual 'lag Day lags are sold which go to buy more books lor our library The Jr and Sr I-lr V boys amuse the Frlendshrp gurls The mixed recreational class makes a bug hrt with the partlcrpants who dance and play during homeroom The Home Economics Club sponsors the Kitchenette Waltz Miss l-lart adds a gulllotlne to her collection of oddities Bewrldered freshmen wonder ll she brought rt to school to scare them Into doing their work CORNS INSURANCE AGENCY FIRF DW ELLING HOLSEHOLD GOODS AL TOMOBILE LIABILITY 8: PROP DAMAGE Old lme Slack Compnues Only M A I I 81 J Starr A enue TAyl0r 307 HERCULES FENCE CO Compl1ment.s o SKOZ D no I A H The Maumee Malleable Castrng Co 1 6 I le He Sera zce and ualzty ALER la - I. 1 . -,.. 0 . Q6- ' , . O , 97- A ' ' ' i I ' O . 30- ' ' ' Q 4 31- , . . . . . I., . . 1- ' ' ' . . Q- ' ' . , 4- A 'I . 5- . . . . 6- . , WO- ' . fll- ' I I . .'lQ- , ' , .'I3- ' U Nov, I4-We view the operetta, ns- a ' It I ' ' I ' I na- ' 2 ' ' rw- ' . ' ' I. ,QO- , , '- ' ' ' . AQTQ E . . I . . . . I QQ- 'I I' ' I I . I . I I . v.A ' . ' 4 I v ' 5 . a 1, l , Xfoodxille and VV. ' . '. . 4 A Cl ffm Ezeu Occasion DICKINSON SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS You Can Read ThIs ervgX Q vu f s DIclcInson ABC Shorthand IS Iust as srmple a logrcal In coverIng the entIre language Thats why It can be learned ID 30 days wrItten and be as IegIble as longhand IndIvIdual lnstruc ll! H A We are very glad to have you read thls 'JK If lf Comes from lplfl me hue lf tlons All Busmess Courses Day and Evenrng School Day School for Young Women L E N R o L L N o W 609 mms STREET DICKINSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 313 Ohro Burldrng ADams 7 O Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC The IDQVIS malce the parade ID theIr new tlle red sweaters The Zets prance Importantly up and down In Tl-IEIIQ new sweaters We re not too thanlclul today Annual WSIIQ Scott game ends In a 7 7 tIe although It loolced as II Walte would wln easIIy But that s the way It goes The Varslty Drag now becomes a thrng ol the past I-lomer the I-lall I-lound states that the boys must have laln down on the Iob because the glrls lrts scooped them on dlstlnctrons thIs year Scalllons to the Iaculty for not permlttlng a mass meetlng alter the Scott game Frrst tlme In Iourteen years says our own Retuna Found A gentleman IH WGIIQ lm all a fWIfIQf I-le DIClCQd up my handlcerchlel II they have roast beef much more they ll have to buy new l4nIves so we can c It FlVSf mass meetlng lor baslcetball Season trclcets WIII be very cheap thIs year Clay IS hrst on our lIst ol opponents Mlss l'Iart l.ouIs Antorne Marlon Jordan Cveorgra Whltman and Gwen I-lanna ol the annual stall all conventronal people are now convenlng IH MIlwaul4ee and conductrng themselves In the conventlonal way we hope They return home to catch up on sleep IXIVA and l.Ibbey scholarshrps are gIven to deservrng students Altobee Art Club tal4es a bow lor gIvIng the most orrgrnal programs ID school The members ol the l'lonor Socrety can now say We learned about ChIna rom Mrs Jon Joyce The Q D s get a laugh from the rest ol us because they have to aslc theIr members to please come to the meetIngs The swlmmlng team charges ISC lor a dance and gets Itl That s where the rub comes ID holler all the other clubs who have gone ID the hole wrth theIr dances Start your Chrrstmas baslcets early thIs year IS our mottol I-lonor SOCIQIY Inducts worthy students IHIO theIr natlonal organlzatlon Many students were dlsappolnted but are waItIng prayerlully lor next Inductron tlme XISHING XOU SUCCESS HE QLD I1IIfxxIIIrERs Stud: nts I ortalrls 'N or rl g H 0 P P E S1 lmol Suppln 853 hast Broatlu .ax Tislor 0687 The Wm l'I Garbe Hardware Co Hardume PllII1f5 Lead E R I K S E N S 011 and Seed Cor Euclld Ave at Second St Phone TAylor 1609 .I If . . 1, k' '- I 2 I 3' '+ r I ,1 7 'f . . .' 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The last day lor seniors to Full out actlvltles cards Ink schedules today We all have Greater Expectations vvlth the actors ID that Charles Dickens movie A number ol students mlsslng last semester have shown up Qn the menu today vvas SPINNAGE And the Blade sponsoring a Spelling Bee too Anne Lindbergh s book North to the Qrlent IS the subject ol Mrs Alexander s hrst book revlevv Mass Spayd is responsible lor these talks and the tour llts sponsor t em Dovvn to see our svvrmmlng team meet DeVulblss this afternoon and then on to the Valentrne Dance ID the relectory Spelling contest to determine Waite s partlcnpant rn the clty vvloe event IS held ID the homerooms today Well lm not the rottenest speller IU 310 The homeroom vvlnners are matched today by their respectlve classes Qrchrds to Julius Dombl freshman vvho vvon the right to represent Waste IU the contest to be held at the Civic Audvtorlum Mental orchids to the art classes vvho designed and drevv the posters advertrslng the year book They certainly make our corridors appear colorlul The Zets and pens vvlth their boy lrlends make merry at their annual dance lhey lightly trlp the fantastic at the Chamber ol Commerce ballroom Lincoln or no l.lncoln the German Club French Club skating party IS a huge success The Waite Break It oll Society entertalns vvrth a novel vvrestllng shovv Including the ever popular Masked Marvel Student body votes acceptance of the shield pun About 'IOOO students pledged to buy We only hope they do We ve all agreed that Jeannette Whitman has quick shlltung brains The seniors are ollered a marvelous opportunity to go to Niagara Falls lor Class Day Very cheaply too Walte Hlgh Councll HV K R C IHI' Lomplmu nts 0 and B1 lclx Company Pargnt Teflffhel' S Plmnv flllams 1101 ASSOCIHIIOH 'I RUX WIIXT f oncrete DUPONT Paint: H78 Nu hola Iglllldlll TUI FDU OHIO J . 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IXllIlIllldll BIIIIIICIS Supply 6 2 6 2 6 Z 6 6 Q e e Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mdf The turnout lor Donald Scott Morrison s piano recital demonstrated that Waite students can appreciate good music Teachers take notice' Unsatislactories today Null said' ln lact too much The new activities ticket system has gone over with a bang Maybe the penny bank idea is not left behind with the high chair The matinee enior play Today the eveninfi Derlormance too but tha doesnt rhyme This is still basketball season Central eked out a one point win last night ur student body is still being reprimanded lor carelessly dirty halls Spare the rod and spoil the childl Don Alonso s Treasure is the next perlormance ol the glee club Waite still holds the lead in the city competition Last season s football games are run oll by Cummings 84 Co Seniors are preparing lor the scholarship tests already l.ower classmen rake note The seniors have discovered that last minute cramming gets one no place Mme Bovary Sophomores take the reading tests and hnd some things they never knew till now This rs leap year Bachelor girls sit up and take notice March comes like a lamb on my birthday l'loorayl More lootball pictures and its snowing today Maybe l hoorayed too soon The banquet committee has decided that we eat chicken probably Emily post will be deluged with questions about the eating ol chicken with the lingers Oberlin and Case send representatives to Waite soliciting entries lor their schools Basketball tournament starts today at TU with Waite drawing the tough Possloro Bulldogs Wittenberg sends a delegation OljIUjIfSL1 artists to demonstrate that old Japanese art Mar Qur table ol girls at lunch voted unanimously to go to Wittenburg Conditions All the ooys must be as handsome as the wrestlers B19 zutb C011 dence From N 0 W elvet mr nc! ICE CREAM You who have grown up in an electrical age will become increasingly aware as years go on of the great part which electricity plays in our scheme of existence EW developments are constantly taking place Electricity works for us more and more every year in the home in business rn industry 'XXX' S we make use ol this faithful servant let us remember that the cost of electrical service has steadily declined until it is more than ever true today that Your Electrical Penny Buys More Produced under The Sealtes! System The Toledo Edison Co. l of Laboratory Protect1on l: b. 18- H U ' ' ' ' P Pb. ig- ' ' . t ' , ' , ll . ' F b. QO-g g i N E' V I E ' . l Fb.Q1- V- .djs Q. 4 f F b, QQ- ' ' A E 4 ' ' ' , F b. Q3-0 H Q ' ' ' ' ' . l F by Q4-H W ' g A H 'I E , ' ' Pb. Qs- ' A s 4 F b. Q6- A E 1' A' 4 . Feb. Q7-french students' go to the University ol Toledo to see the motion picture show F ts. Qs- ' -- ' . F b. QQ- ' ' . ' ' ' . . l- ' ' , , . Q- ' , ' , . . A 31 . I b , . ' . I . 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A . 7- ' ' ' 4 1 1' , ,' F On D A Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Even Sfdld MISS Boerger and the Qphmates have gone Major Bowes on us l II wager that Caesar hImself would have encored the performers Mrs Alexander and another of her most InterestIng boolt tallts BIographIes thIs tIme The annual busIness staff IS brIngIng lfS campaIgn to a close Let s lceep our campus b2dUfIfUl IS on the lIps of every lover of WaIte The Roman Rally That s a slIcl4 new floor of oursl Very quIetly our tracl4 team IS beIng OVQdDIZ2d l-lomer the l-lall l-lound says that It should be as Important as football or basketball JUVIIOVS dance to the rhythm of the Royal VenetIans The annual goes to press on fAxprIl 1 MISS l'lart says that It wIll probably be a week later Well our advIser l4nows what she IS tallcIng about Everybody s wearIng the green begorrahl Even Jesse SteIner My goodnessl The Boys W club certaInly dug themselves Into a hole wIth those golf clubs they gave Don McCallIster last yearl lhey re stIll gIvIng wrestlIng shows The state champIonshIp Fremont swImmIng squad defeats our own team Commumty Chest promoters present an ImpressIve pIcture of theIr worlc SenIors plannlng to attend colleges fIll out general InformatIon blanlcs Mrs Margaret Wood SIVQS all food for thought on the fODIC of sexual hygIene The play off for the Intramural champIonshIp IS won by the WIldcats Number 8 IS the one sIded choIce of the IunIor class for the thIng to adorn theIr fInger The school pIns GVFIVZ They re very orIgInal Grade cards arrIved And are they orIgInal? Owls W Club sl4atIng party A rollIng rollIclcIng good tIme was had by all SenIor scholarshIp tests IU the mornIng and SenIor l-lI Y roast IH the evenIng for A playlet wrltten by Mlss l-larrIet KImble dramatIsIng the Commumty Chest was gIven by some of her students A guard had to be supplIed for the Mt l,lnIon Quartet because they were rushed by about 300 gIrls Phones FOreSt 3035 FOrest 4034 Uulm Pl' N NP I S N0lll lurlrlqrmrirrs nr 41 L Il 1 rn IIIZL apparel Nh n Fllrlll hm at ll R4 at x to VC 4 dr The C J Kuehmann Potato S104 Ch1p Company MAINUPAC 'ILRERS I Kuehmanns llrx 1 oorlg l,lfLIll 14111111181 LP Potato Ch1PS and Butter Pretzels J I PILNNEY fONlPAlN5 Inf 1105 09 Dorf Street TOLEDO OHIO N no- . ' ' l ' . ' ' ' ' . .II- ' ' ' ' ' I . .IQ-'A ' ' ' ' , Y3- - y ' . ,I4-l ' b ' ' ' . , , .Is- ' ' f wa- I ' , ' b A ' - .I7- ' ' X . . ' , . 4 . . I I eo- ' ' ' ' ' , 191- . . , . , g .Q3- , f ' ' . 94- g I ' I ' ' . les- ' -' ' ' ' ' ' I . aa- A g ' ' . ' ' ' . 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Q- E . , - I . . 3- I I I X a I I C . 4- I I I I , v 2 for 3 T T E 40 May May lvlay May May May May May May May May May May May May June une une une June une Truant olhcer IS lcept busy checlang up on inexplicable absences Teachers should realize the joy ol that hrst pre season swim Now that therr worI4 IS done the annual stall has their lun Oh Mr Edmtorl We thlnlc ol our mothers today We wonder what happened to the lvluslc Goes Round n Round Senior I-I1 V has Mothers and Son s banuqet I-I O T hot Everyone dons cool clothing Sensor prom and banquet We ve wamted lor thus lor lour years ls It going to ra 7 Zets and l3er1s have banquet Sensors go window shopping May Festival wrth Nelson Eddy Annuals annuals annualsl Sign mine? We all have writers cramp Baccalaureate We senxors leel glum The last get together ol the seniors Class Day Do we graduate or do we not? Zams More exams Four complete outhts Should last lor a year The last Friday ID Waste lor the seniors The day belore ante hello 6 PONTIAC 8 The Most Beautiful Thnng BROWN MOTOR SALES CO 505 Mann St TA 0511 BARBERING We Teach the Latest Methods ID a Scoentrhc Way ANDREW S SYSTEM of BARBER SCIENCE Gm Wheels SLIITIFTIII MGID USED BCDKS -1, 1 K Q 1Ql2?f3 ,Q73 mn CLUB BILLIARDS Where The Warte Fans Meet 609 Mann St Carl Varger prop REDDISH BROTHERS STUDENTS Fyou plan to sell your old school books thus Iall why not leave them wsth us? We wnlI sell them lor you Brlng them to General I-IGVCJVVGVZ IDGIVIIS Us Get d recelpt O I d GI QW M USED ROOM EXCHANGE TOLEDO, OI-IIO P one TAY OQOQ R O O M 2 0 5 8- ' ' ' , , . ' , 10- ' . 11- ' ' ' ' 1Q- ' '- ' . 15- - . . ' ' I 16- ' I ' ' ' , 17- ' ' in. 18- ' . Q1- ' A A , QQ- ' ' . Q3- , , , Q4- A ' 1 Q5- ' ' . QQ- , ' , 1- - A : J Q- . ' . J 3- . J 4- ' . , 5- , , . . g J 8- - , June 9-Txlge crowning ppiht ol a high school studentls Iile-graduation. 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