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This year these little characters have left their former places of seclusion and have linally penetrated into the annual itself. We of the staff of the Purple and Gold hope that you will enjoy and often refer to this collection of the ramblings and varied experiences of our mischievous and ever-present little friends. lHHllUlElINllNlS Adminiytration Clazrrer Organiqationr Atbleticf School Li e HlIllIIHlIUN... Although Miss Cecile Vashaw has been at Waite but a short time, actually five years, she has, during that time, established herself as one of the best liked and competent members of the faculty. Under Miss Vashaw's supervision, the Waite band has risen from mediocrity to one of the foremost bands in the state, the present band having played, by request, at several important civic and sports events. A graduate of New York University, Miss Vashaw taught at Elmore, Ohio, and various Toledo schools before coming to Waite. On her arrival at Waite she was in charge of the band and the orchestra, but soon the glee club was put under her direction. The choir, which was originated and developed by Miss Vashaw, sings at churches and many religious programs. Several years ago she wrote the music for Waite's Alma Mater. Besides her direction of the 210 students which compose the music depart- ment, she plays in several musical organizations including The Toledo Friends of Music and Mu Phi Epsilon. Much of her time is also spent directing Waite's music organizations at their outside perform- ances. The 1946 Staff of the Purple and Gold is proud to dedicate this 52nd edition of the annual to Miss Vashaw. Pk! '52 ? v is 4-.,,,,, X s im? if gf .. mmm as i ' AIFMLMMW fm., we A, . 3 NEA Kd wi' ff J PW Mb!! L., MR. PHILIP H. CONSER I 'Princ' wal Miss MARGUERITE GRIFFITH MR. FRED KLAG Dean of girls Dean of boys ss I ' Principal The position of principal is a composite of several separate jobs including speaker, teacher, and counselor. The difficult position at Waite is ably filled by Mr. Philip Conser who, besides performing his regular duties, take time out to be a real friend to each student. 60771 If you have troubles or a problem, you need merely to go to room 206 to see our two deans, Mr. Fred Klag and Miss Marguerite Griffith. Their jobs as full time deans are to be advisors to the student body on personal problems, give helpful advice, and provide inspiration and guidance to any who need it. 8 Rau' I-Miss Adams, Mrs. Allen, Miss Boerger, Mr. Brenner, Miss Bumgardner Razr?-Miss Burns, Mrs. Canfield, Mr. Combs, Miss Cosgray, Miss Cowell Rr1u'3-Mr. Cummings, Miss Druggan, Mr. Dunn Rau' 4--Mr. Fetters, Mrs. Fortune, Miss Gerd- ing Rrm'54Miss Gingrich, Mrs. Hall, Miss Hart Faculty MIss MATILDA ADAMS-Commercial M.ss ALICE ALLEN4English Miss FON BOERGER-Latin . MR. WILLIAM BRENNER-Science Miss EDYTHIE BUMOARDNER-Spanish Miss MILDRIED BURNs-English MRS. VICTORIA CANFIELD-Science, Orientation MR. EARL COMBS-Economics, History Miss MAXINI3 COSORAY-English, Orientation Miss MILDRED COWELLfEnglish MR. GEORGE CIIMMINGS-Industrial Arts Miss SARAH DRUGGAN-SCiCUC6 MR. CLAIRE DUNN-Physical Education MR. WILLIAM FETTERs-Commercial MRS. DELIA FORTUNE-Algebra, Latin Miss DOROTHY GERDING-Nurse Miss EDITH GINORICH-English, Orientation MRS. TOM HALL-English Miss MARION HARTfEnglish I Q. dam Y' 9 Mrs. Hatfield, Miss Hollinger, Miss Houk, Mrs. Kemp, Mr. Konnert Faculty MRS. CAROLYN HATFIELD-Aff, Orientation MISS VIRGINIA HoLLINoER4Librarian MISS ISABELLA HOUK-Alg6bIH, French MRS. ETHEL KEMP-History MR. GEORGE KONNERT-Physical Education MRS. LILY KRUGERYScience MISS MARIAN LARKIN-Physical Education MR. ROSCOE LEACH-History MR. WALTER MALL-Commercial, Orientation MR. ARTHUR MILLS-Science MR. KENNETH MOLLENKOPF-Commercial MISS MISS MRS. MRS. TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES MR. WAYNE RUDY-Bookkeeping MRS. LAURA SHAENEELD-Science MISS ELINOR TOBIN-Mathematics MRS. MAUD WERNER-HOmC Economics, Orientation GERTRUDE MOORE-Commercial LOUISE NELSON-English MILDRED OSEORNE-Sociology, History, Orientation DOROTHY PACKER-Aft, -Orientation 160111 I-Mrs. Kruger, Mfss Larkin, Mr. Leach, Mr. Mall, Mr. Mills Rr1u'2-Mr. Mollenkopf, Miss Moore, Miss Nelson, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. er V. 9 .M .. -, 10 fi Mr. Pearsall, Mrs. Perkins, Miss Rees MISS Rthfeldt Miss Rmche MR. GEORGE PEARSALL-Commercial MRS. ALICE PERKINS-English, Orientation MISS FLORENCE REEsfEng1iSh MISS NAOMI REHFELDT-HOTHC Economics MISS MARY ROACHE-English MR. STEVE ROHLFING--SCi6I1CC MR. JESSE STEINER-History MR. MELVIN STOCKS-Industrial Arts MR. CHRISTIAN THOMSON-Industrial Arts TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES MISS MARY BUCK Home Economics MR. LEONARD E HENDRICKSON Science MISS FAY MARINE HIstory MISS FLORENCE PETERSON Physical Education MR. ROBERT RETTIC Science Rau' 1-Mr. Rohlfing, Mr. Steiner, yr. Stocks, Mr Thomson M A n, -. ary, xvr A., xg, unwr, 1 urn- , 11 W Wi? if pw Pl'l'.IfHll'llf ...,,,,,,,V. ..,,A.,.. C linton Knitz Vive-P1'e.i'ide11f... .,.. Shirley Uncapher Ser1'eli1ry ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, V erlyn Hosko TI'L'51.l'llI'L'l' ,,,Y,,,A Rosemary Schiavone .fclilqetlzlt-alhtzrlm ..,,7,,,7,.,, Jess Schnell Joanne Guthrie Qinactivej enior Clam After four years of climbing, the Seniors of '46 have finally reached the top. Their future lies ahead, but their school days will never be forgotten. In the future they will look back to the year of 46 and recollect the memories of the Senior Prom and Banquet which was held january 25 at the Woman's Building. In addition to this, the baccalaureate service June 2 and commencement exercises june 6 will not be forgotten. The Senior Class wishes to thank Miss Marion Hart for her helpful counsel during this, their last The Senior Class wishes to thank Miss Marion Hart for her helpful counsel during this their last year at X,Vaite High School. Thanks and appreciation is also extended to Miss Isabella Houk for her assistance to the commencement and baccalaureate committees. 2 if if CHRISTMAS CARD COMMITTEE Sotire Kididis, to-rbuirmmz Helen Rodewald, ra-rbairman Betty Chatlain john Abel Mary Alice Hansen Pat Quinlan Ed Kieffer Paul Weiss BANQUET COMMITTEE Joyce Anspach, Cbdlifllldll Judy Black ,less Schnell Max Scheider Charles Rutherford ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Doris Robinson, Chairman Carla Horst Nick Stratos Bernice Heninger Phyllis Greenler -lean Graham Eilggn Stgyens JoAnne King PROM COMMITTEE jack Dawson, Chairman Viola Dombrady jean Michael Pat Robarge Marion Parsons BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE Doris Masell Cfmimzan Bill Scheanwald Dick 'Herron june Conrad Pat Griffin COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE .lean Ayling, Chairman Don Dyer Maynard Rieth Mary Clark 14 JACK ABEL+ A likeable .fort of 4 rlfap if he, Student CouncilfDirector of Service, Forum. DEAN ALTHOUSlifHTh6'l'6 are lim .riu'e.r In erery qlldjflflll. my ride and the Il'I'0lIg wie. Baseball. JOYCE ANSPACLH- The zlefzwfi llfizzgi' are mlm! yon are. Zet-Sergeant-at-Arms, National Honor Society-Seo re-tary, Pro and Con Society+Secretary, Spanish Club, Annual Editorial Staff, Jr. Class Play Committee, Sr. Class Banquet Committee-Chairman. MARICJN ANTEAU- A mmely lan. Glce Club. eniaff JOHN ARMsTRoNos jm'ml and an all-mzfml good pal. Football, Basketball, Track, Club. ED ARVAY-',A.l' Q .l'fllLf6Ill you J'l9lIl6. Af a friend Jlflll are fine. Q.D., Pro and Con Society-Treasurer, Bowl- ing Team. JEAN AYLING- She nulialer t'Z7df'lIl.H BandfLibrarian, Orchestra, Choir, Pro and Con Society, French Club, Phils, Honor Society. DoN BAKIfR+iiH6 if fha rlnief of fha finer! fellow. Forum. Room BARl5lfR+ffH6'!l gel there. Band, Choir-Treas' L1fCI'. JACK BARRIiTT+ l hare fflllghl al good fight: I lure jizz- liked my m1n'.fe. Forum, Student Council. RAYMOND BATI2S+Hll i.w1'l mlm! yon da, lm! how you do iff' ROBERT BAUER- Sile11re newer yet beirayed afzymzef' 15 if S if AITDRICY BAZAR - A 111.111 11111 X111 will flllf 11 11'11111.111 X1111' her 11:1y, Pro and Con Society. Bif'i rx' BiiRoiNm 011e 111 flw 11111.11 .1111-1.1!1l1fg11-li iw 1t111111x Zetn President, Pro and Con Society, Spanish Club, B1mdfSecreti1ry, Glee Clubf -Treasurer, jr. Class Play, Orchestra. MARYi2iii.i2N Biiiusmiune '-'P Her 11.111111-1' .r1111le tih661'.l' L'I'C'I'J'- wie. PHYi.i.is Binurii Me Jmai iz!! ff7j1I4Q.l' well. PhilfPres' ident, Optimates, Student Council, Home Economics Club. HAZIEI. BIQQLQS-f Hlvkltfl' firing, i1lz1'11Vy.i c1,11'ef1'ee. YANRA l'lONliIfI1' Cf1111f1111lq llff llwe fizzlrfer of .l'lltit'L'.l.l',i' Clee Club, Choir --Vice President, Junior Friendship, Senior lfriendsliip, lfrencli Club, Student Council. lX'lARY Bows' - 1ll1,il1'e.i.i 11-f 11111111 11cc11111ff1l1.r!1111e11l.r. Spanish Clubf -Chaplain, jr. Friendship, Perifffreas- urer, National Honor Society, Pro and Con Society, Sen- ior Class Christmas Card Committee, Student Council Director ol' Stamps and Bonds, Sizzle. pf'-N NN W1 xl if f , . . Louisiz Blouse? 51111111 11111114 11111 111111111 11 111.11111 for l.111.qX1- fer. allltl .rn Jn I. ANDREW BIRIES-ff K11f111' me by my l111f1f1y-gr1-l111'15y dir. JUDITH BLMSK- Pe1'.rf11111H1y film 11 JIIIIIIJ' ,r111ile. Phil-f Vice President, Pro and Con Society, Optimates, Na- tional Honor Societyf Reporter and Recorder, Sizzle, Band. JIZANETTIZ BoiaHMf!'j11.v1 flfllllltifllg .1!1111g 111 1'l11.mf.i-, Nurse's Aid. JOSEPH BOCHI- He'.r 11l11u1y.r 111.11 l11111.1elf. 6111015 l5lI,l, BUYUL 'MA llffc' .lflft!L'llf 4111! 11 f1'1e111f 111 ull. lkiiisua Biic1i4iiNmiaYi2R Ou j1le111111-tf .ilw 1111.8 f7L'1lf,H VlRfilNlA BiiRcaiaRf Sl1e lui .111 11111 1'11y11f 111i1lfi11Kq1 uf 11 t!IlL'6Il.H Spanish Club, jr. lfriendship, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Annual Solicitor, Sizzle. Library Assistant. DON Bllsijllf- f11.rf llve Hull fo l1111'e fo1'1zfrie111l. MARY CLARK+ A quiet, pe1'J'e11e1'i11g girl Zl'h0'.f l1o1111d lo JIM CAMPBELL HCM P. ,Mel hampio rm!!! make the grade. Zet, War Bond Salesman, Spanish - f 241111011 11, e 1' 11 .Cfl 1' -- - - - . ,, . ' ' Cl b, .F dh Cl b,Lb Amt t. rl111111p1o11fello11'. Spanish Club, Q.D., Freshman, Re- U lf nm 5 IP U I tary Sm an serve, Varsity Football, Boys' Club-Vice Presi- JANE COl.LlNS--U'TlJ' e1l111'11t1o11 f0l'77lJ' the 60111221011 111i111J: dent, jr. Class-Treasurer, Senior Hi-Y, National j11.r1 1:1 lbe twig if ben! Ilve t1'ee'J lllL'llIlC'd.H H S 't ' k. . Onor one Y' rl mc LAURA COLLINSLMGOOJ 1z1zl111'e IJ' alzvayr a ,rz11'ceJJ. ' JACK CANNINGf Ho11' mmry hearty loazfe you broken? 1 ,, , , l ,, , Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Freshman -IUNSE Q:NR2DiS5he gllakel lxgilongl Elinor Basketball, Baseball, Club, Forum. 0CIe.y' et? ecre ary, lr' men S 'pf Ice ful ent' Spanish Club, War Stamp Salesman, Library Assistant. MARoU CHANAK'Q H6I' lzeanly if 11111'ro1'ed 111 lhe deptbr C HA rh I U d A ,, nf her eyej- GIGS Club. JOANNE OVlLL+ 11 .11 e of LZ ooo 117011. BETTY C:HATLAlNiHSldI'.l' 111 ber eyerf' Phil-Secretary, jr. Friendship Club, Nurses Aid. XWILLIAM COX- I-Ie may have 61 111e.r.rage for llae u'o1'ld. DAISY CRAWFORDwoHapp, jr!! haw man friend! 11 GEORGE CSENDES- A good 1'e,D11l1zlio11 if 111o1'e mzlzzable l g y ' IIQ1111 111o11ey. Gl'Clb,P'lC. .. ., . ec U ro dm on MERRITT CURTlSYH1l'l6'7'If 11 .fore lo l'1.f0.' Optrmates, LIKWIS CRossX Tall. 11of hard lo loole upon. Bowling, French Club-Vice President, Q.D., jr. Class Play, Baseball, Forum, Boys W Club. I Pro and Con. , W ' Hlfi.i2N DANDARf Dc11ItfJ' if lDLll1iLl':Zl'.i' Optimates, Girls' JACK DAWSC7N fH6'.l' 1111 old .fill0fJfl7fC'ffHIl!if7r1. Hn!1lm. ' Athletic Association, National Honor Society. Boys' Club, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, JOYCE DAVlSf Slw lil' at kim! at .the is fair. RICHARD D12 LAUTIZRA ll 'if llfzlfbdil' Ili' Huw 1l'6lL'0IIl6,li Band. CoRlNNi2 DisNNls'- Amw1.r .rperzli lim! .m do zvrm1w1. Home Economics Club, Sr. Friendship, Nurse's Aid. DoNALn DIMKliff,'lljjfllll6II prefer blwzder, mn. Band, Q.D. HARRY DlxoNf The wie-fmzfz i'irr1r.f that Ringling d0e.f11'f m11lrnl, VISLMA DOMHI--A- ll illv 41 .llllflfllg fare. fl lzrifzklirlg eye. you .fiwply mmwl fh1.l'.l' her lay, Sizzle. Reserve Basketball, Senior Hi-Y, J-Hop Committee, Sr. Prom Committee-Chairman, Q. D., Jr. Class Play. CAROL DIiANf A .S'll74lf'rHflIg eye. a liglvf map, lQez'e'.r a girl 1l'1:flf7 lofi' of pep. Dean's Assistant. eniorf VIOLA IDOMBRADY'--HL6f hw' UIl'l1 Il'0l'f4 pmmf her. Na- tional Honor Society, PerifSecretary, jr. Friendship -Secretary, Spanish Club, Student Council, Senior Prom Committee, Library Assistant. OTTO DONIiGANfUllUr1jfEi.l' gif! fn radio. junior Class Skating Party Committee. DAN DoNoVANf Dapper Dan. Band. RUTH ANN DOUGHERTY+ A maid nf zvmfnw and aj flllf, forezer :zeal and at bright ai' the .l'lN1.H JOAN DRACR- Dark eye.r. Sizzle, Chorus, jr. Friend- ship, Red Cross, Student Council. lei .nu r m:nn11l l 1 iiw x sin nmmi 'mmAw ge' ,qi,, 1,1,..,rW HERBERT DLlDLlfY+ HF did l10lhl11 in arlifl1lm'aml dial DONALD DYEIK-i'EIf'6I mlm! lim' iff metlwzlf' Pro and u X J If well. MARJORIE DUNAWAY- Left lure .mme ffm. Dean's Assistant, Nurse's Aid, Optimates. enioiff N ' EH AMii'EdI'lIEJl and likeable. Pro and Con, Annual So icitor, Dean's Assistant. BARBARA EMCH+H!ll.l'f cl dizzzpled dm'li11g. Jr. Friend- ship-Chaplain, Sizzle. Tom FANEUFF- l! 0rbl Wflvere bare I heard tlval word l1efm'e.9 MAKJDALENE Fiinczuic- A light hear! liver long. MARGARET FEDCZUK- Sincere in um-le and in play. Sizzle. ..,.. .... ...... , -A Con-Treasurer, National Honor Society-President, Student Council, Senior Commencement Committee. MARY EGARIUS- The belle of the rlz1J.s', alrrayf clear and 1l'9lli0llZ6'.H Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Student Council, Phil-Corresponding Secretary, Annual Solici- tor, Dean's Assistant, Football Queen. IOAN FETTER'- A paelvzge of good will. Sizzle, Red Cross. ALBERT FEUDI- Good fznlffre if zzlrzzzyi' cl .rl1rre.i1r. Bowl- ing Team. JOY FRAZlER+ A lll0fh6l ,f pride. zz faflffeifi' joy, Art Club, Spanish Club. GAILLARD IIREIMARK- Hd lun pl rezzimz for ulml be deer. IRIS FREIMARK- Good feufe whiflf only if the gif! of lyeazfezzf' S n g it Y nwie Q Sui: lfiiiutiiaenll izlfe'.r ilrlm Peixwmzllll'-V' Girls' Ath- letic League, Girls' Clubf--Secretary, Leadership, Athletic Office Assistant. LUIS CSAFFNlfYfHSIl'l'l'fll6.l.l 4'1'n11'11eLl Irillv mrl.i'. Zetg Vice President, jr. Friendship, Optimates, Pro and Con Society. jr. Class Skating Partyf-Chairman, Annual Editorial Staff. VIXlIAN GAINIisf Alzmyi- llllll'lll!I7'l7I.Q like 11 bubbling lmmlvf' Glee Club, Choir, Red Cross, Annual Solici- tor. Bmriucgia GIzNzMANee 1i11flw.ieif1.i-fir in all emleaiiorrf' Home Fconomics Club. RUTH Giiicrz 'HlYiL'I'c'I' irlle fi wwnwrf, lm! thrifty mill flmffglvfffzl of nfl2ez1i'. PI-iY1,LIs GRPliNl.lilifeHE.X't'L'llUllI'c' it my goal. jr. Friend- shipfliresident, Junior Class Play, junior Ring Com- mittee, Sr. Announcement Committee, Choir4Secre- tary, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Annual Bus- iness Manager. FILIQIQN GRlFFIl:I- Mr .ilw li jllll flve fyniel kim! rwlwfe 1l.1fll1'6 Jzerei' l'ilI'lC.l.H l yl RAY GIcIANDI2Tf!'llwlvile ree life. lei in enjoy life. Art Club-Treasurer, Choir. WILLIAM GII,I.IzsPII2f lIV'e are ,111-wil of film. Freshman Football, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Club, Track, Bowling, Sr. Hi-Y, ForumfChaplain. GIINIE GINNI2visiIf Yw1're clam gfmtl tw1fpr111y. DWIGHT GLAITIlillXfNlD67llbL'I'zZlL' in lm llIl'll imyf' French Club, Forum, Senior Hi-Y, Pro and Con Society. JIQAN GRAHAM- Ml1.i'ir fwmr llve .rplvez'e.r. Phil, Or- chestras-Secretary and President, Optimatesf fScribe, Student Council. enioimf P51 QBEI-'IN f Il i.rtlmn is rr r'irme. Optimates, Zet, Shident ZouncilfDirector of Social Atlfairs, jr. Class Ring CommitteefChairman. lYlARGARIi'I' GLIISA-- Qlllc1l ,mtl ll1li1.l'.lllIlllllg.u Optimates. Plicami QilNl.l'l'I:fHSl7L .l' ll'c'll zmrllv living called friemlf' Zet, Pro and Con Society, Jr. Friendship, Optimates, Sizzle. Ubsavmhq, JOANNE GUTHRIIE- Drenlen rlvlmz doll. Girls' Ath- letic League, Girls' Club, Jr. and Sr. Friendship, Phil, Pro and Con Society-Secretary, SizzlefCo-News Editor and Assistant Editor, Sr. Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Student Council, Optimates. DOROTHY HAl.lf+ 7ll76 Kg-W1 li' lm' lwnzef' jr. and Sr. Friendship, Zet, Athletic League, Girls' Club A- President. THOMAS HALLf Tl1e miltleft zffafzfzeixf of all men. MARY ALICE HANSIEN--Ullvlay lrzlk. ntlfeiir do effrzlzglv of lt. Athletic League, Girls' Club-Sergeant-atf Arms, Home Economics ClubfSecretary, Zet, Sr. Friendship, National Honor Society. ZIELMA HARDIN- Se11.i'ible ,People jiml llflllfllllg n.fele,r.f.' Home Economics Club. enloimr DICK H15RRoN- More pep flaw Kellffg'.r. QD., Bac- calaureate Committee, jr. Class Play Committee, Hi-Y -President, Optimates, Sizzle, Pro and Con Society. GLADYS HIPKISSf lf li' zrell In be re.fw'1'tW. Zet, Senior Friendship. A-4 'IA . . N, l -f ports it itor, Student Council. DONA HATHAWAYi ljxt'e1'j2l from zz farlvirnz plalvf' Peri, Spanish Club, Pro and Con Society, J Hop Committee, jr. Class Play, Sizzle, Annual Solicitor, jr. Friendship. FRANc12Ni5 HAwoRTHe Latly of mm-gy. P'IliY1.LlisiiI-PZARIQi2Si Happy-go-lzfrky. BISRNICE HliNlNCiERf'lSf76 tzppeazxr .reriff1f.i', lm! if full of N1l.l'l'l7l6'vf tm! glee. jr. Friendship, Optimates, Art Club, jr. Class-Secretary, Pro and Con Society, Stu- dent Council- -Director of Finance, Zet-Chaplain. NORMAN HOGAN- 1 do not let .rtndier ifzferfere zvillv my Bllllfdflfillfl Football Manager. PATRICIA HOLLIiTT- Clmmrle1' llfakei' iff 01171 clarlillyf' DORIS HoPK1Nsef'Tlvmngl1 thick and tlainf' Nurse's Aid, Sr. Friendship. U '9 ' awwmw FRNARD HATc:ri'!'A fellow zwiflv zz wiglvfy line. Sizzle CARLA HORST- Paired to her' fi1Ig6'l'fip.f, ZetfReport- er, Pro and Con, Spanish Club, jr. Friendship, jr, ClassfVice President, Student Council4Director ot Awards, Senior Class Announcement Committee, Glee Club. lVlARGARl2T l lORVATlr'lfHShU greefi' yon with ll .rmilef VERLYN HOSKO- A girl of illdlljl frie11d.r. Optimates 4Consul, Girls' Athletic League, Girls' Club, Pro and Con-Sergeant-ut-Arms, Red Cross, Sr. Friend- ship, Sizzle, Student Council, PhilfChaplain, Sr. Class Secretary, jr. Class Commencement Committee4Chair- man, Home Economics Club, National Honor Society. GRACE HOUSERff A mild 111a111ze1'ed Aflim, Il'h0l1l many will min. BEVERLY HllNTER4 L6fi.l' htm? ,mme ffm, CATHERINE HuNTz1NeER Qnief iam! gum! mzmi-ed. MARIAN IMIZS- Keep on live fllllllj' .ride of life. Dezm's Assistant. VIOLET ISHLERf A ffiflllljfy. lfzrely 111f.f.l'.H Drum Major- ette, Band. 22 i REGINA jAEGEYf T0 4 young bearl, 61'6'l'yflf7flIg ir flllI.' Nurses Aid. DON JENSIENYHA fllfllfe johnny lY78f5l71l16ll6'l'.H Swim ming Team, Freshman Football, Student Council. FRANK JUHAsZf Q1zief men are the bert men. IRENE KADUK- A kim! and genlle heart har fine. eniorff DON KALTERTi'H9 41111 talk bit IIZZJ' fl7l'Ullgl7 thee! iron. on ociety. BIZTTY KARDoss Till fha em! of fimef' Nurse's Aid. ANN KASAP- lt if zz Virtue to ,r wi wil' when one has P J .ffllllgfhfllg lo my. jr. and Sr. Friendship, Home Eco- nomics, Glee Club, Red Cross, Sizzle. PHYLLIS KlfLLlfR+ NL'I'EI' in the way, PAT KlfLLlfYT ll7y6!f Jwze. ff70lI good and faithflfl Jerr- azzzf' Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Club, J-Hop Chairman, Senior Prom Committee, Optimates, National Honor Society-Vice President, Forum, Stu- dent Council, Pro and Con Society, Bowling, Golf, jr. Class Play. eniozfr SOTIRE KIDIDIS- A boy Ilfff? zz rlfzile if :worth while, Forum, Pro and Con Society, National Honor Society, Spanish Club-Reporter, Stationer's Desk, Sr. Class Christmas Card Committee-Chairman. EDWARD KlEI7F'lfR+f'Sf7jl.Q nm Ed! Forumflhesident, National Honor Society, Pro and Con Society, Sr. Hi-Y, Student Council, Optimates, jr. Class President, Sr. Class Committee. jo ANNE KING+',Clf7E6I'j', Clmlly. and Cle1'e1'. Girls' Club, Athletic League, Leadership, Annual Solic- itor. VIERNA KIROFF- I1za'epem1'e111 am! happy. PerifCen- sor, National Honor Society-Vice President, Spanish Club, Annual Solicitor, Jr. Class Skating Party Com- mittee. DOROTHY KLlMA-ffQ7lj6f and .l'6fj0ll.l', frmly and Hire. Choir. Faiiniucic Ktumnisa- Dirfi:zrzly ,fhygfdmff yall he- liere il.j Freshman Football, Reserve Football, Var- sity Football, Boxing. DOROTHY KNISFl.Y+ A dnl zviflo a dark, Perialiresi- dent, Spanish Club, Sizzle, Student Council, Chemistry Assistant, jr. Class Ring Committee, jr. Friendship. 23 FIJZANIQR KN'Slil.Y Azul fldlllfifill Img! ,l1l'C'L'f.'. Student Council, Peri, Jr. Friendship, Optimates, Spanish Club, Sizrle, j Hop Committee, jr. Class Play. CLINTON KNITze O1z1.rm11diz1g fzlhlefimlly. l'l6'I'i'I' .wlnolLz.r- limlly. pollmlar .forially-I1 real all-round fellow. Forum, Boys' Club, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Footballf'Captain, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basket- ball, Sr. Class President, Track, National Honor So- ciety, Hi-Y. Tom KIITQHI2NRITIiRf Ez'e1-y own if 11 ziolnme if you kllllll' hon' fo read him. ELIEANOR LACoIIRsne The qnief are often the fhizzkern' DICK LANc.aI21.4 G'ooJ mzlnrepf and tzlzeayi' zrillizlg Io do lm' f1e.vf. Forum, Choir, Trafk, Reserve Football. DAl.Ii LARSON-- I hope Gabriel liker my 1111z.rir. Forum, Hi-Y, Band, Movie Operator, Orchestra. MARGAIIIQT LAzI2NBYf Q11ie1. fmt f7l67z1.fdllf to be with. Band, De.In's Assistant. RAYMOND KOIQPKIQ- Will mzruier O lll'f7ll1if'..l' WML. Q D J VITRNA KOIZSTIERA- Dee lzrozwz e 'es' fllllllllll orer Irilh ,, . . 9 . 3 glee. Spanish Club, Sr. Friendship. IRMA KRAMER- Rare eozllpollzm' of big green eyes' and lolr of ffm. Sr. Friendship, Pro and Con Society, Phil, jr. Class Play, Sizzle. enioffy MARGERY LENGELfl'1'111 into ez'eryfhizzg. Peri, Sizzleg- Business and Distribution Manager, Spanish Club4Ser- geant-at-Arms, jr. Friendship, Red Cross, Dean's As- sistant, Student Council, Pro and Con Society. MARGARIET LINKS- She ir not lhe lllijlffllg link. Band, Majorette. MARILYN LoNoIsNIsCKI2Rf B1zt oh, .che dmzrer .imh I1 way. Band, Optimates, Spanish Club, Peri, Sizzle, Chemistry Assistant, Majorette, Gym Leader, jr, Class Play, jr. Friendship. MARY ANN LUKERT- A good l'6P7llL1fjU1l if lzefter lhrw money. Glee Club, Jr. Friendship, Dean's Assistant. LIZLA MAI? MfiDANllfLS?-ifslflf joker at any Ironlzle .wel iz!- rmyr l1'6dl'.f a mlilef' K 1w.ux sm-zfwasw f Mm , , -w4zr ii As .ll lm 'IRAN MCLALIGHLIN-f A friend m friemlf, hon' kind to all. PhilfSergezmt-at-Arms, Pro and Con Society. NHL MClPHAlI.i 1.f 1 ,quita gn 10 .fc!a0ol? MARY MARTlNf S,17eerlJ if greaf, 11111 .rilerzre if greater. Home Economics ClubfReporter, Phil. eniorf '7'ake if eaiy and have ffm. Jr. Friend- ship, Sr. Friendship, Home Economics Club, Dean's Assistant. MARY ANN MECiYESlf'fll'7f76ll lfmkifzg for 4 faithful flifllif. afzmyr for Mary we zz-ill mmf. LEONARD MlfNNlTTf Al6I'El' do fmlizy wha! mn be dum lomorrowf' FRANCES MICQI2NtitI7 A bmzdle of miichief. an or-earl of rmiler. JHANNE MlCHAlfLi'fH6I' ll'flI1Ifl7iQ mzile Cdllllfll be 1'e.fi.r1- ed. Peri, Pro and Con Society, Optimates, Jr. Friend- ship, Club, Red Cross, Library Assistant, Sr. Prom Committee. DORIS MASIZLI.-'FGUIJJ zzalfrre and good .rezzw are newer .reparafed. Spanish Club, Phil, Sr. Class Baccnliuireate CommitteeiChairman, Sizzle-News Editor, Pro and Con Society. CATHERINE MASTAKAS--i,.SS6I'61ljf.j' .md rbeerffflmm are her cZn1r111.i'. BETTY MlKl.OSIfK4'fSi!6'IIf6 if golr1'e1z. Club, Phil. Athletic League. GLORIA MOIiHRlNGf Ez'w' ready In do bel' ,I7.f11'f. Art ClubfSecretary, Band, Peri, Student Council. RONALD MUL1.HoLANDx A fellow- uiiflv injinile jail. Forum, Red Cross Club. BIETTY MURRAY7Hl'Ullff7f1lf pl6':I.l!ll'6 if .1 lref1.r11re. Sr. Friendship. RUTH MYIZRS-iff!! each cheek d!7l06r1l'.f iz jlreftny dilffplef' Art Club, French ClubfSecretary. 'hr Q63 gk s SAi.1.Y NAUMANNf 'l'fm'hy-lmir. fewper, lfzef-.rom1!jry. -. 5-., FRANc:ias NYAlil+',ShE'.l' fn!! of mi.i'c'hief1111d glee. An- Optimates, Band, Orchestra, Library Assistant, Red Cross. PHYL1.Is NiswrviISYHR-- Yen'z'e get fine r11fe.rt-Per.r0m1l- ily. ZetfReporter, Optimates, jr. Class Play Com- mittee, Sizzle, Annual Editorial Staff, Pro and Con So- ciety, Nurse's Aid. GISRRY NfJRRIS ,AlI il.7lif1l'I'ilQ1:!Jl6 ribberf' Peri-Vice QSlee Club-President, OptimatesfSecre- tary, Sizzle. Rosiammw Normsls- She pm Ike pep in pepperf' Cheer- leader, Art ClubfVice President, Pro and Con Society, Student CouncilfClerk of Board, Dean's Assistant. RITA Novmi-- Rio Rilfzf' nual Editorial Staff, Pro and Con Society, Zet, Opti- mates, Sizzle, jr. Friendship. DORIS OHLIGERYHA pzzekzzge of good will. Home Eco- nomics Club, Deanls Assistant, Sr. Friendship. MARY JANE OKENKA- Her mplizulilzg dinzpler are nl zfezlnafzle fz.f.rel to be envied by all. Annual Business Staff. HELEN OPRllfHIVl0d'6.ff 1l'dy.l'cZlll4J qniel gfmd11e.f.r. LOUIS 'OROSZ- A l'0lIl7'cZdf? zleifher XXIII!! um' merry. Q.D. enieiff CLIFFORD OVALL- Fil-.rf in work, jiri: in play, jim? in Hoe lvezzrff of hir frie11d.r. National Honor Society. RALPH PALMliR+rrH6'.li jul-1 rl fm2.f1er. SUSANNIZ PAPP-- A .mnzzd mind in ez .mmzd body. MAB.LQ,Ii.PAB.SQNsw Hi.i laugh ii' m1z1'agi0zz.r. Freshman, Varsity Football, Freshman, Reserve Basketball, Bowl- - ,Q ing, Senior Hi-Y, ForumfSergeant-at-Arms. GX 26 gvmmmmawu ' 1 BARBARA PERRY- All Ike lhiugr yan are. ILLIAM PITCHER-HA quiet man. lmf qzfile ti 1mz11. Base- ball, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football. ROBERT PETRI12- Fleet foo! Pelrief' Forum, Club, Cross Country, Track, Reserve Basketball. CORNELL PEZZINOYMI am five zfery pink af m11rfe.ry. ' JUNE PICKERFLf llUdf'l1l and friendly lo all .fine fF7701l'.l'.i' Red Cross. MARGARET PIERCE- The pnrmif of fha pez-jeff if fine pfmwil of J14'eel11e.r.i'. O 6772075 BETTY Pol.LAUFf A lnrighl-lmifed lzzrr ii' five. Senior Friendship, Gym leadership. HARRIETTE POLLOCK4Hfl rim! iz11f1,gimzfiw1. Spanish Club, Pro and Con, Sizzle. BARBARA PoPP- 'Popp' goer the 'ea.fel', Sizzle, Phil, French Club, Student Council, Art Club, National Honor Society, Annual Solicitor. ETHEL POULAS- She mm! be .teen in be tz,0f11'ecirzleJ. Sr. Friendship Club, Red Cross, Leadership. GERTRUDE POWER- Short and wfeeff' EVELYN PRINCE-HA lovely mzile, zz 1l'iIllIi7'1g way, flaatfr Ez'elyzzfyo11'd know her 4z11yu'ay. PAT QUINLAN-'FA litfle bil of .ru-eef11e.r.r. ' Phil-Treas urer, Optimates, Pro and Con, Student Council. Louis RACZ- He if marmlizze from bead to foot Forum -Sergeant-at-Arms, Red Cross, Track, Student Coun- cil-Director, National Honor Society, Swimming Team, Sr. Hi-Y. 11: ui mul wx. .Wx ur -l l. . in-...:smm ' 27 V . JAMES RANSOM--- fl mfile if lzlizmzyi' llvere fo llDl.l'6l' every mire. Forum. FNITH RFDDINLiT0N7'7l7f1lIgf7 ,flee be lm! little-! Band, Orcllestra, Sizzle. Roisizm' Riino' fHT!7l.l' Hull of lllzlll newer fail.r. Reserve, Varsity Football, Spanish Club, Optimates, Forum, Stu- dent Council, Freshman Football and BHSk6tbHll-M2lH- tiger, Reserve Basketball. Rosi2LYN Riiissii- Dwell for llve ffzlfzref' Glee Club, Phil, Leadership. 'lliANNlfT'I'F RifiHiNc9-- illf1de.isf .riznfzliflfy if 11 I'll'fl'li? in iz Iflllllllll. INMYNARD RIIETH- lift fha qniel people zvlw fm'ompli.rlv mm'la, Q.D., Pro and Con Society, Sr. Hi-Y, National Honor Society. jiiimi RlN1il.lill ,,A plermzul 1lll.X'lllJ'6 nf ull. mul mwnzwz .re11.ie, Glee Club, Student Council. Mmm' Louisis RiPPI2i.f Slnf affnzrll daily Irlllff her .fuwl 11i1l1n'e. Library Assistant. PAT RcJBARolf-- G1z14'ln11.aly .m'ec'l fzml riuzzwllfzgly mprzblef Pro and Con Society-Vice President, Sr. Friendship Sizzle, Annual Editorial Staff, Sr. Prom Committee. D :us Rois sQN-- Smiley all llve Maile. Glee Club, . vanish Club, Sr. Announcement CommitteefCh:1ir- mlm. ZS 1 CHARMAINE ROCHTEi''Q7lE.ffl0lllllg eyel' .TIICI7 ai' tlvele make Ike :world go 'rrzmzdf' Peri, Glee ClubiVice President. HELEN RoD1zNwALD- A demnw blonde. Phil, Sr. Friendship, French ClubfSecretary, Sizzle. DOROTHY ROGERS- A daizzly milf if .flJL', .rn prim, .ru dear, .ro nice. JOAN ROSERS-HC0lll'fL90ll.l fhnzlgh my, and gentle fflllllgh reliredf' Library Assistant, JOANNIE R0MERef Sl1e KYHIIEI mul goes' and alimyi' ir irel- mme. 6722075 l l GIENEVIIEVIE ROMP- Frm-ilvey dercrilae her in that way. Peri, Optimates, Pro and Con Society, Sr. Friendship. RIaYNoLn RfDhISTADTf H6 ir lmppy bemfzre be can laugh. Band. BILL ROPliR+ .fl mrmzl, relzrilzle. and zvell-bred 7Ilc1IZ.H Q.D., Sr. Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball. THOMAS ROWLAND- He .fpeakr 110 more lllslll the thing be ozzglytf' CIiARLI2s RUTHISRFORD- Her tall and le:-rifir. Q.D., Pro and Con Society, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Cross Country, Baseball, Annual Editorial Staff. ROBERT SAGliRf- HLf l1014'l.I' llfem nz'ef-Alive gir'l.f! Forum, Bowling, Golf. MARY Lou SARRA+HA rip mp IlIade11mi.felle. French Club+Vice President, Pro and Con Society, Sizzle, Jr. Friendship, Nurse's Aid, Leadership. MARGARIET SALI1.- l1 0mlerfz1l if ber lore for 1'eazdi11g. Peri-Corresponding Secretary, jr. and Sr. Friendship, Student Council, Spanish Club, Band. MAXINli SCIHALL+'fTl'lflE.f fmzlae perferlifm and perfeclimz if fm trifle. Phil, Glee Club, Leadership. BILL SCHEANwALDk ll illie. Willie, Will ya? Forum, Sr. Hi-Y, Pro and Con Society-President, Student Council, Red Cross, Baccalaureate Committee, National Honor Society. MAX SCHEIDIZR- lWlve1z lla! e but uwrla In lie done. .rlae Healer cl genizzf lo do if. Q.D.-President, Sr. Hi-Y Chaplain, Pro and Con Society, Spanish Club-Secre- tary and President, National Honor Society, Student Council, Head Cheerleader, Annual Solicitor, Annual Editorial StafT+Assistant Editor, Editor-in-Chief, Sr. Banquet Committee, jr. Class Play, J-Hop Committee. ROSE MARY SCHIAVONIZ+'f.f l. Jlllllly a'i.r,b0.rilia11 fha! ii' mighty bard fo heal. Athletic League, Club- Vice President, Peri, Sr. Class Treasurer, Leadership, Athletic Office Assistant. MARIIZ SCHlCKf''1illc1JIlIe?1'.f gefzlle and afectiwzr wilrlf' f Y'bJf mire ir 4 relerlitzl mel- ody. Glee Club, OptimatesfConsul. JESS SCHNliLl--fiwfhfle .rome mlb of g1'6flfllLf.l'.l', nllverif acbieze if, Spanish Club-Reporter and Vice Presi- dent, Art Club-Sergeant-at-Arms, Forum, Hi-Y, Pro and Con Society, National Honor Societyfffreas- urer, Annual Art Editor, Baseball, Cross Country, Sr. ClassiSergeant-at-Arms, jr. Play Committee, Sr. Ban- quet Committee, Varsity Basketball. enioffr LOU SCHIILIiRs A trifle bdihflll. 11111 the .reemr to have a gum! lime. Home Economics Club, Sr. Friendship Club. PAUL SCHLll,'I'ZfHllVhy .rhfmld we fear. and what? CLAYTON Sr30TTf There gow my aH1'ac'lir111. Hi-Y, Forum, Track, Reserve, Varsity Football, Student Council. VIRGINIA SHARP- DI'c1ll'i11kg ir llmre fill! than 14-'0rk. Art Club-Reporter, Zet. BISTTY SHERMAN- A happy mmzfezzaure mirrnrr a happy hearff' Leadership. CHARLES SHERMAN4 G00d fzalnre ir alzwayr a rzzccerrf' Forum, French Club. FRANKLIN Sl-llRLIiYfNAll ll :ri fhl. dazwfri 'bt hmzert 11 8 I 8 l Nidll. 4 X .1 K. CARL SCHWARTZ-'lA reel fellow. Chemistry Assistant, Movie Operator. LAURA SCHWARZ-'FA afiefzt rvomazz ir 't or a ll6'6II.'l fl DICK SCOBIE- Wfhaf'r fhe me of u'01'ryi1zg? Q.D., Sr. Hi-Y, Varsity Football. enioafr ROSIEMARY SIBBERSEN- A ray of J'lNlJ'l9i7l6.ll Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Peri. ALICE SINES- F1'iendJhip huyr f1'i6IId.ff7ilD.l' CAROL SLATER- S0phirtirated Lady. Band, Dean's As- sistant, Leadership. CATHERINE SLOAN7HCdl'h6I'iIlE if a maiden mode!! and Jhyf' Leadership. GWEN SMITH- Slae'r lovelyg rhe'5 engaged. Drum Maj- orette, Band, Student Council, Dean's Assistant. I . 1- v-1 n .nisssu1wmfaw Y 'ww JAMES SMI'I4i+Hll1 Il'I70Ill brilliaure Jlll7ll!19I'J' ,s'jle11tly.' French Club, Forum. VIRGINIA SOBI3KI+ Q11iel dlldl J'6I'l0!'l.l. fI'7l.ll'J' and Nile. ARLIS SOLT-f'H6l'6.,f 4 girl zvillw 1011 of pep. Girls Club, Optimatcs. 6722075 RICHARD SPARKsS Lady lurk ii' alzmyr ivifla him. MARION SPI5Nc3FR- She green you with el .l'Illl!6.H Home Economics Club. DWAYNE SPOONT Hi.lF equal i11 lifehf ganze ir lolznl lu find. Baseball. CHRISTINE STALERi Hi1rl1 your 10618011 10 el star. BETTY STAMBAUliH+ Sl76 hath Ike art 0f making friefzdif' ANN SOPKO+ C011Jl011l am! l1'z1J'lzz'01'llJy. Glee Club. ANNA SOVIAR- Cal11111eJ.f if 0 grea! ad1fa11l0ge. Sr. Friendship Club. RICHARD STEARNES- Whole bmzwz if ll0111i11l1111'. Fresh- man Football, Reserve Football. EILEEN STEVENS- She laizlglu 1101 10 be flllllly, bill I0 be un. Peri-Sergeant-at-Arms, Jr. Friendship, Glec Club, Optimates, Spanish Club, Red Cross. Lou MAE STEWARD-'rTl7El'6lJ' mirrlaief 211 ber lDl6'd.l'dlZ'l .r111ie. ' ates, Dean's Assistant, Home Economics Club, Nurse's Aid. MARILYN STODDARDLHA likable 111iJ.1' Milla 0 4'011l11gi1111.r, frerkleel grin. CALVIN STOVER-HWU70 mu' him alzmyf 1l'lJih6d lo kllfill' wore. Baseball, Forum. .. , .. . , -.v.. fl . ngw 1 a x NICK STRATOS4 Ah7l A17 affix! in ozn' 7l1ld,ff, Art Club fPresident, Pro and Con Societyflleporter, Forum, SizzlefArt Editor, Student Council, Glee Club, Sr. Class Announcement Committee. No1iMA Sriuugls--- She lloer all lhiugf well. MELVIN 'TARRfHSUlllL' are zi'i,re, .rome are olherwiJe. Spanish Club. JOSEPH TAssELi,f li1-om al lilfle .rparh may hznzrl a mifqhfy flame. Art Club. Doius TIZLIFIEL-- A ,ringing per.ro11alily. Phil, Sizzle- Editor, Pro and Con Society, Glee Club, Student Coun- cilfPublicity Chairman, Annual Business Stall. EMMA Lou THOMAS- We hnou' lizfle of her hot what we boon' if good. SUZANNIQ THOMAS-- She mleer her' foofhall reriou.fly. Sizzle, Student Council. JEAN SULLIVANfUSElZJ6 if the dizzmoml. ufeighly, rolid. and round. CARL SVVAFFORD1HvY0,7l rake the fullback, 1'll take the end. Football, Swimming, Forum. eolorr PRUDENCE THCJMPSON-r'N6lf'67' tiring. fzluzzyr carefree. Leadership. EUGENE TIMMIZR-Nfl man of ferr wonlr if fhe hart Nld'lI.H IRENE TOKLESf A hraifzy curly-head. ZetfTreasurcr, Sr. Friendship Club. ROBERT TORREYYHA fellow of uforlh aml likelihood. Movie Operator-President, Forum. JOSEPH TRIPODI1HI'77l oo! arguifzg with you-I'm telling you. Library Assistant, Orchestra, Sizzle. 15: K t - ei ' P f DOLORES TUIZY-- A 11111111911 dark. with a very gay .fparkf Sizzle. SHIRLEY UNCAPHIiR- S1le111'e 1:11 iz 11711111111 1.i 111 be f21'ize1!. ' Optirnates, Student Council, Glee Club, Zet, Sr. Class- Vicc President, Athletic OlTiccfBookke-eper. 6712075 MIRIAM VAssAR-- Happy 11.1 11 lurk, Home Economics Club, Glee Club. IDA MAE VliRlfSfff'fNl6I'6l' 111 the nay. Spanish Club, jr. Friendship Club, Annual Solicitor. MARX ANNfVEREs- Nut .ro fall. 11111 .vo .f111all, but 4 good friezzzy to fzllf' Home Economics Club-President, GORDO 'f HU heighl 111m.r111'e.r hir z'irt1ze5. Forum+Secretary, Sr. Hi-Y, Pro and Con, jr. Class Play, jr. Class Skating Party Committee, Baseball. JUANITA VfJLl,lvlART Qlldfffj'. rhfzrw. ,br1i.re-allare juan- 1l11'.r. ED UNRLTII--- The riglvl 1114111 to jill lfflcf rigbl lf1!11rc. Forf um-Treasurer and Vice President. V1o1.15T VALENClCfiPCih66'7'fllllI6'.Y.Y if 11 .rigu of zui.rd0111. Zet, Student Council, Sr. Friendship Club. PAUL V0I.1.MAYliR- HaIl7fl1y 11111 I, frfwl rare 1 11111 free. ROBERT VOYERf He hl11'rie,f 1101 611164, Zl'0fI'jE.f uni. GEORGIA WAGfJNliR- She har 111a,i'le1'ed the art nf li.rfe11- ingf' Glee Club, Choir. CORNELIA WALKIER- To 571010 her mire if 1311 like her alu1ayJ, BEATRICE WAMlfR4'fKillid 111 word and deed. Glee Club, Nurse's Aid, Dean's Assistant. 1 I ATT'IiRSON- A rodiafll ,rmile hor thi: pretty nmirl, ' Glee Club, jr. and Sr. Friendship, Dean's As- sistant, Leadership, Pro and Con Society. BETTY WEAVER4 A bear! fn!! of .fllII.l'hiIlE.H Athletic League, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Sr. Friendship. joHN VUIZAVIZRYHIHGII of talent are mon of orn1rio11.r. Sr. I-li-YfVice President, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Cross Country, Boys' Club, Red Cross, Baseball. PATRICIA WEAVER- Likeob!e zhrozzgh and through. LOUANNE WriFI2Rf Y'hei'e'r beauty in her lfifedjdfll' ,m1ile. MELVA WEILFR-P'Ljf8'.li ol jeff and ol! ilaizzgr Thou' if. Phil, jr. and Sr. Friendship, Pro and Con Society. TWILA WFlSEA'rHd1'6 ffl!! while you ron. Thir ir her plan ' Jr. Friendship4Treasurer, Band, Drum Major- ette, Pro and Con Society. JOYCE WI2ISS4 lV'r1f11e11 of f6ll' 1z'or'd.r are lhe 'zveirr-e.rf,' National Honor Society, Phil, French Club4Sergeant- at-Arms, Glee Club, Orchestra, Choir. v PAUL WElSS1 Il2l'dI'fdb1j' in 4 hrn'r'y. Student Council- PresidentfDirector of Service, Pro and Con-Vice President, Optimates, National Honor Society, Sr. Hi-Y, Sr. Class Christmas Card Committee, Q.D. WII-LIAM WHlTNERf'fH6 ii cl .roll of hir 01171 'll'0I'k.Y.!' Forum, Glee Club. eoiortr JEANNE W1LLrs- Life ii' 14-loo! yon woke ir. DOROTHY YANC04 Nezfe1' har K1 lot lo my. ffiezzdly in 41 dijferenl may. Glee Club, jr. Friendship. FREDERICK YOUNG- He ir frilly great who ir lruly good. Freshman Football, Chemistry Assistant, Chess Club. Lols YOUNGfHPf1P7lld7' and fzoliief' WANDA YoUNof Si11rerily alzmyr hor ol lihdflll of il.: ozwrf' Library Assistant. - ,frost zmuumax-nez11nnn : 3 ia-an zwewr ws BETTY ZIEROFF- Per.f11aJi1'e J eerlv and more erfflafizfe I Jpeefhf' SHIRLEY MCDONALD-,'lV!l7ll6 we life, let nr enjoy life. Glee Club. CLAUDIA FAUST- A litzle, tiny, prolly, willy darling. Glee Club, Choir, Sizzle. FERN I-lALi,ALiE5 Keep.f on the .Wllllly .ride of life. Athletic League, Girls' Club, Zet, Spanish Club, Student Council-Director of Welfare. HARLAN JOHNSON+ HlJ life if a program aaa' not a .vla- tioizf' Q.D., Jr. and Sr. Hi-Y. BLAINE LAUDi2RMANe Fz-ieodrlvip alzoayr oezzeyilrf' Band. SUE NIClHOLSf A girl Ilia! if u'orllJu'bile. GERTRUDE PAPIO- Liltle thizzgf are amally good. JACK STEINMETZ+ A lanky. lmfky-zfoirea' laa'. l' Swim- ming Team. MERLE TITTLE- A frieflolly fellou' alu'ayJ. Glec Club. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES DONNA COOK- I may fzol Jay mzzrla, but what 1 Jay if Jo. MARY EHRET- Ejffifief1t in a qaiel way. ART ENGLE- Reliable, ilztelligefzl, good rompaizy, a ll? to wa ae. Sizzle, Pro and Con Society. AMES ARTMAN- A regular fellow. Swimming Team. CHARLES VEITH- Loyally ana' .fizzrerily vombi1zea'. DWIGHT WHITINGi ThE7'E if no limi! lo lair poryibilifieff' eoiolff MARY NIGGEMYER- Fia'dle5 arolzzzllf' OrchestrafSec- retary, Art Club, Library Assistant. BEN PREEST+HA friemlly fellow alu'ay.r. Swimming, Track. RICHARD SHEETSgHCdI'6 riff lightly on lair .Yl.70Ill6l6l'.l'.U Sr. Hi-Y, Bowling, Cross Country, Boys' Club. anim Zara' The activities of the junior Class this past year have kept any would-be slow pokes on their toes. Two one-act plays were given: For Whom the Telephone Rings and High School Daze. The class gave a skating party and sponsored a football mass meeting. Of course you went to the J-Hop, and if you're lucky enough to be a junior you sported a shiny new ring'-so much excitement you're reluctant to become a senior. Miss Mildred Cowell, worth advisor, ke t thin s hummin . Y P 8 8 T C I l I Pre.ria'e1zf ....Y,,,, ....., W alter Young l Vice-Preridelzf ,,,,,,, ..,....t,,,,,..... E d Wicr Serrelary ,,...,. ,,,..... I oannc Schiermyer Trea.r11rer .,.... ...t.,,,. D onna Phelps 1-HOP COMMITTEE Harry Brand, Clvtzirmmz Edwin Kolatorowicz Mzlry Lou Neeb jim Schaetzke Jean Brough Bill Schoof Dolores Leu COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Fred Klag, Clhlfflllrlll Evelyn Schliesser Margaret Markovich Bob Grecnler Mona Pack Doo Hipp RING 'COMMITTEE John Rosenbergcr, Chairman Robert Mills Linda Harrison Charlotte Burrier joe Szabo MASS MEETING COMMITTEE Harlan johnson, Chairman Bill Watkins Dick Henderly Martha Boden Marjorie Hecklinger JUNIOR CLASS PLAY COMMITTEE Joanne Cook Gary Gabriel Anna Lou Miester Mary Tucker Wayne Reid SKATING PARTY COMMITTEE Dallas Schmidt, C lmirmafl Betty Westphal jean Parish Harold Wfhite Donna Hanna Rose Tertuliani Richard Uncapher 36 Ru ii' I-'Doris Biikcr, Anpiiro Ah- umiiilii, Miircic Bliinkcnsliip, Yvonne Bai'i'f:tt, lxlilfildltl Black. Gcorg.:iiiiinii Beckman, VI o ii n n c Bcckcr, Doniiii Boothby. Ruirl- Hiirolrl Aulcr. Thclmii Bar- Razr, Ruiz' J- R0u'1 Rau' 2- Ruiz' 3 Rau' -f Rau' 1 tow, Lois Biikcr, Doloru Biiiictt, jc il n n i c Boring, Miirthii Boilcn, wlanicc Blos- som, .lt-.in Bi'ou3.:li. Rgilph Aicllo. 2-.loc Hgitiingiiitncr, joseph Barrett, Loran Bcrctz. Herb Bailey, jack Biiumg.irtncr. Lolii Biiucr. Anrly Bircs, Bill Biirthi, Huh Bcrclicr, Piiul Billiin. Diils Bartow. Harold Ap- pling, Shirley Bower. 'Myrtle De Wcse, Wiliii.i DcPeW, Milry Chaplin, lil- lcn Davis, Katherine Bruin- mctt, JoAnne Cook, l..1 Vcrnc Collins. -Al Boundx Harry Briintl. E l ii i n Q Cowrlrcy, lfvclyn Chikorlroff, jilcquelin Critcs, Williiini Armstiong, Hr-len Cscndes, Diilc Cummim, R.iy Bois-, xullc, Dick D.ivis, jim Criiininoml, Bill Brooks, -loc D1lVlLl. -Glcn Cutchcr, Bill Cill'fCl', Dick Brenneman, Diiviil Cutchcr, Robert Clayton. fl-lc-len Fryling, Pat Englisli, Betty Ficltls, Virginia Foulk, Gene Doncgun. Miiririnnn- Fungman, Espcriinza Flores. l?ffzr'JflN'ltulcliiic Donofiio, Ntinnc Rolf' iw- Rniz' -1 57 Dounic, Gloria lillis, Betty Dicmlocrfsr, Dorothy liisch- un. Nancy Elcston, Cliirii Cunninglmm, Burnrsll Cutshiill, lkfirry Lou Dyer, Rose Mary Dunkel- iniin, -Icunnu Farmer, Louisv Flcglc, Don limmcl. 'Homcr Dicfuntlifilcr, Don DcShutlcr, j o h n Fouls, F c i' tl i n .1 ii il Dcilk. ,Iiiniw Fitch. zmaioiff 1 5- ia V1 v 1 . MN: zmaiozmr Rau' I-F a n n i e Gamhy, Patricia Rn zr' Fretlritz, Doryce Hagaman, Ruth Gladieux, Nancy Gia- imo, Linda Harrison, Thom- as Garvin. -Earl Guy, l.intla Hale, Pat Hartman, Margaret Gast. Fern Hallauer, Helen Gould, Mary Lou Glenn, blames Fox, Rf1zz'37Gary Gahriel, li tl w a r xl Razr' Ro 14' Ru ir' Goetz, Mary Gast, Alma Geisey, N a n c y Harmon. Dick Gihhs, Clair Francis. ,jim Hepler, Bill Gregus, Gortlon George, Al Hepler, Bill Greisiger, George Gor- such. -Mar'aret Go.-nzman, Patricia ls Hummer, Dorothy Hofman, Lois Herman, Phyllis Hol- land, Shirley Holrler, Shir- ley Hicks. Wfinifred Hanger, ,lim How- lantl, Marjorie Hecklinger, Mary lmher, Joyce Higley, Nan Hoffman, Kirk Heine- man. Ruiz' 3-Tom Huffman, D a nn y Ru zz' Rott' Razr' Roll' Rau' Hyslop, Do rot h y Hilde- hranclt, Virginia Haynes, Rosemary 'Hoffman, James Hodges, joe Hrabovsky, 4-Louis Horvath, Dick Heml- erly, Donald Hipp, Charles Horninger, Bernartl john- son. --Roberta Jeffery, Isabel Ko- vacs, Rose Kerlanolff, Eileen Inltiw, Ruth Lane, Donna Heck, Carol Krickou, Char- lotte K r i e n e r , Joyce Krueger. -lftlwin Lane, Myrla Klein, Mary Langel, Donna Klee- berger, Donna Hotmer, Dor- othy lilkington, Marilyn Kohlhoter, ,lane Langen- clerfer, Martha Kronoviter. -fEtlwin Kolatorowicz, Vin- cent Dick, Louis Kopfmann, Barhara Klotz, jean Kreeg- er, Paul Klawitter, Harvey johnson, Don Kowalka. --Dal Kiehl, Eclclie Johnson, Hill Bachar, NXfayne Kinsel, Gene Harwick, Gaylantl l.a- sater, Bob Greenler. 38 Rn u' I -Mary Lilje, Alice Miisun, jane Lick, lXIurg.1i'et Marku- vich, Anna Lou hliester, Miirjimi'ie hledun, B.lI'lW.1I'Ll Lester, Razr' 2--'H e l e n Miiildefli, Betty Matheson, Piitrici.i Luinm, G l if r i gi M.1rtin, Riiherta Lemlce, BLll'l7.lI'Ll Lung, Al- hert Lowry. Run' ,Sfjnmes Lovell, Dun Lynch, Dolores Leu, Miiry Miller, Steve lVIUll'lL1I', Bill Myers, Charlene Miiuthe, Virginia Miinthey. Razz' -ifjim lN'IcArthur, R in h e rt Mills, Richard Ixgnwski Hurley Lriws, Dick Mirc- DllI1.llel, Miltnn Mcfliwriniek. Rnzwl-Louis Buhh, ldii lNIulniir, Razz' 2- Catherine Minier, Eileen Meuller, M ii ri l y n Mills, Miidelyn lxltllllilf, Mary Nig- gemyer, juyce Muck, Pill Nicholas, Robert Peters. Alflnine Myers, Mary l.mi Neeh, Beverly O'Neil, Ruth Mitchell, Ethel Milibiilx, D in r i s Mullett, Cl1rii'limtte Mulinix, ElD4wrir Mosher. Rfzzzki-Hri1'imld Nimrtlirup, Cather- ine Muir, Helen Miller, Rims- zilie Osstilin, Alex Orlot, Dun Pinlcley, Buh Nichuls, Richard Nagy, Jack P.itter- sim, Cliff Nelsim. Rau 47l,eRuy Peppers, R mm lw e rt Perry, Clyde NL1l1glC, Kirl Petcotf, Wfiilt Peppers, Lenin Niiveiiux, Leon Heinl, Frank Niwutny, Piiul Miihie. Ra1w1+Pnt Perry, Cliiirlutte Perrin, Carol Pesiiny, jenn Parish, Annii Mite Pierce, Thelinii Phillips, Teresi Orsiig. ROZl'2fDUl'Ll Piitridge, Jenin Out- Roizz' 3- lzlnd. Curnlyn Ory, Shirley Oshnrne, Helen Petcnfl, Ivliiry Perrin, Donna Phelps, BLll'l'JL11'L1 Popp. -Richard Reno, james Riigiin, ,Iiin Schdetzke, Tuny Sager, Wfaiyne Reid, Bill Schimf, jmck Reynolds. R01r'4--Glen Rae, john Rusenherg- 39 er, Richard Riiether, Elmer Scallish, jim Piistal, Bill RUl'JCI'tS, Bill Riiulcs. zmeiorf -Isabel Ruiz, Dorothy Saloff, Delores Silver, Evelyn Rook- er, Carol Schwake, Atterah Rice, Velma Reed, Bob Smith. -Elaine Prince, Mary Shirley, Evelyn Schliesser, Carol Re- hard, Shirley Sass, Joanne Schiermyer, Mary Lou Rose, Sidney Scherer. -Dorothy Schlessner, Jim Scott, Steve Szabo, Louis Sendi, Joyce Prince, Mary Lou Ritzman, Joe Szabo, Ronald S m i t h, Howard Storm. -David Shoup, Ted Stevens, Peter Vas, John Vargo, Ed Wficr, Jim Postal, Bob Southard, Ed Stanslield, Bill Selec. -Fay Smith, Patsy Stilwell, Lila Strang, Marion Siev- ers, L u c i l l e Steinmiller, Genevieve Snyder, Joanne Simons, Jean Simons. -Ruth Stein, Betty Stevenson, Shirley Simmons, Virginia Tarpchinoff, Eleanor Stew- art, Mary Tavcar, Edith Smith, Florence Tegtmeyer. -Alice Sturt, Lorraine Thorn- dike, Grace Snyder, Jerry Schlunz, Donna Stolfa, Rose Tertuliani, Anne Marie Tomsic, Alice Tiplady, Ros- ann Young. -Joe Vassar, John Taylor, Jack Steinmetz, Robert Van- dak, Merle Tittle, Pat Sloan. -Pauline Vloodruff, Helen Marie Turner, Mae Ruth Thomas, B e t t y Wailters, Nancy Wsmimtl, Shirley Wil- liams. -Jean Thurman, Joyce Whim- er, Doris Wandtke, Mary Tucker, Jeanne XVintrini.g- ham, S u s i e Wfaggoner, Betty Westplitil. -Betty Torda, Frances Wliite, Wfarren Wriglit, Dale Zunk, Ray E. Wiriglit, Donald Vollmayer. 40 IN MHWHHIHM 'So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry-slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave, t Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. Thanatopsis - PAUL HARRIS November 23, 1929 . . . November 2, 1945 41 Bryant , 'W 'fx apbamaffef Razr' I Rau' 2 Razvj Rau'-1 Rau' I -Barbara Bennett, Stella Ane, Donna Alford, Norma Ald- rich, Margaret Baker, Louise Best, Ellen Best, Betty Bede, -Richard Bensman, Donald Baker, Maurice Bower, Law- rence Aiello, Ruth Bebow, Doris Ayling, Carolyn Bit- tick, Eleanor Bellas. -Tom Arens, Mary Lou Beagle, Betty Bazar, Flossie Belkey, Mary Jane Baum- gartner, Dick Bartko, Mat- thew Barocsi. -Ralph Auler, Arthur Ben- arth, jerry B a r n s wel l, Thomas Baker, Bert Banks, Tom Avery. -Nancy Bostelman, Wilnial Bunting, Rosemarie Bochi, joan Bolander, Pat Cannon, Jeanne Cadaret, Mary Lou Brancheau. Ra1z'2-Doris Brown, Ma ri ly n Campbell, Marilyn Blair, Arlene Borics, Patty Calli- han, Gloria Bohland, Ruth Burke. R0u'3-Harold Bounds, Ken Boyce, Rau'-4 johnny Boneff, Bob Bourdo, V a l e n s Barteck, Nancy Blunden, Donna Bredehoft. -james Brewer, Eddie Beau- bien, Dale Berman, jim Berning. Rau'1-K a t h r y n Corbin, Mary Clark, Katherine Dantzer, Margie Chappell, Lena Del Vecchio, Marilyn Daubner. Rau' 2-Angeline Carlo, Dolores Donovan, Mary Dick, Paul- ine Davidson, Betty Dough- erty, Elaine Costic, 'Helen Curtas. Ra zz' 3-Vi rginia Doremi re, Robert Rau'-4 Burger, Dick Brown, Lucien Duquette, Bob Businger, Phyllis Ditch. -Bill Bumbera, Ernest Camp- bell, Joe Burnett, Arthur Caldwell, Donald Chaffey, Charles Caldwell, 42 R010 I lz01l'2 Rau' 3 -Elizabeth Dudas, G r a C C Evanoff, Wilmai Dykes, Al- ma Dupuis, Gerry Flegle, Dorothy Duvall, -Carmela Drago, Harriette Finley, Goldie Epker, Do- lores Drath, Velma Egarius, Ruthie Evanoff, Roger Coon. -jean Eurenius. Gloria Drill, M i l d r e d Everman, Dick David, Leo Del Vecchio, Richard Dieckmann. Rnu'4-Bob Dieckmann, Arthur Clifton, Bob Dedo, Bob Cook, Bob Carson, joe D'Emilio, Dick Cummings, Harold Cupp. Rr1zz'I-Lillian Haise, Mary Ann Fosty, Edna Mae Foley, Stella Giaimo, Marjorie Guthrie, Rita Gratz, Doris Gilbert. Roux?-Paul Drozek, lvy Lou Gris- Rou' 3 Ron'-7 Rowl R0uf2 wold, Clara Gregus, june Gardner, Barbara French, Rosemary Gould, Arstella Ham. -Bob Felske, Stanley Clem- ons, Charles Ellis, jim Fabos, Kelly Deak, Bill Fet- ter, Lee Cypher, Pat Hall. -George Eckerman, Robert Dungan, Bill Evanoff, lames Ewing, Don Fulop, Robert Cook. -Pat Hamilton, Shirley Hart- sel, Zola Hasenbalg, Bar- bara Hartman, B a r b a r a Hawn, Kathleen 'Hamilton -Carolyn Hanel Ph llis Y- Y Heck, Donna Heimlick, Pat Hart, Marilyn Hayes, Re- gina Hauger, R u d o l p h Flores. Roux?-Allen Goode, Jack Garri- 43 son, George Gipe, Dwight Gould, Leonard Gelacek, Roger Freimark, Paul Flack. opbamoffer opbomazfef Row Rnzz' Rau' Ron' R010 Razr' Razr' Rau' Razz R011 Ru zz Rnzr' I 2 3 4 I -Beverly Hollett, Carol Hil- debrand, Joyce Kelly, Jennie Kalinoff, J a n ct jaynes, Josephine janick, Shirley Kansorka. -Donna Holder, june 'Hold- er, Rosemary Herrick, Mary Kanoff, Nancy Blake, jo- anne Hoffmann, Richard Halback. -Richard Je n k s, Phillip Ditch, Anne Hess, Phyllis Hoffmann, Lillian Hein- rich, jack Harman, Sam Hardy. -jack Harpel, Ramon 'Henz- ler, Dick Hamrick, Don Griggs, Eddie jones, jack Hannah, Harry Hall. -Lillian King, Sally Kem- merley, Lola Mary Kerekes, Dolores Kirkendall, Loretta Kopfman. Helen Keister, Frances Katich. 2-Susan Kimpon, Mary Alice Keith, JoAnne Keller, Vir- ginia Koch, june King, Janice Kile, Joanne Kirken- dall. 3-David Houts, Ed jessop, 4 ' I 2 H 4 jack Hoffman, Donald Hol- land, Bob jacohs, Louis Hogan, Joe 'Hihler. -G e n e jaegly, Willitlrii Heiges, Walte r Hodges, Don jackson, Albert Hock- ley, Reed Hunter. --Emma Londo, Dolores Lov- ell, Florence Lee, Elizabeth Laws, Helen Lingvai. -Vilma Korotney, Frances Lemlre, Ethel Lemke, Wil- ma Kugler, Ramona Leon- ard. -john Konesni, Ste wa rt Kelly, Willis Keesee, Carl Kingston, George jett, joe Kovedsi, -Gerald Korn, Paul Kones- ni, john Knuth, Eddie Kip- ker, Boh jones, Don Koept- ler. 44 -Pat McGrath, Frances Mc- Mannamy, Vera Manthey, Polly Mattoon, Margaret Meszziros, Mary Marinoft, Mary McArthur. -Joyce Lamance, Bonnie Mac- Vay, Mary Ann Lamb, Jaureen Manny, Carolyn Matthews, Nancy Mesteller. -Walter Leu, Edward Lutz, Joyce Massey, Phyllis Mac- Clintock, Lois Metzger, Jolm Kaduk, John Lee. -Jim Martin, Paul Leahy, Lee Kramer, Don Konoff, Elsworth Koch, Wfalter Mis- cavage, Bill Martin. -Mary Ann Moon, Mary Lou Murray, Pat Moon, Kathleen Opre, Margaret Moore, Dora Mayer. -Barbara Minner, Dolores Moran, Helen Murray, Ag- nes Myles, Nancy O'Brien, Norma Nelson, Geraldine Mignery. -Andrew Molnar, Gordon McLaughlin, Jim Michael, Rudy Masell, Donna Mueck, Dick Meyers, Jim Lippert, Donald Mesteller. -A r l e n e Pompos, Joyce Pheils, Mary Belle Power, Phyllis Ann Palmer, George Perry, Jeannine Rasmus, Pat Pentz. -Betty Polsfuss, B a r b a ra Pitzen, Jane Payden, Mar- ilyn Peppard, Josephine Peraino, Betty Poschke, Di- ana Pencheff. Eleanor Racz. -Lawrence Mauter, Jack Nus- baum, G e n e McMorgan, Ray Murphy, Jack Momany, Jim Naumann, George Nes- teroff. -Larry Musel, John Mink, Dick Neeley, Lyle Myrice, Paul Mook. a.40 ' opbomozfef Row! Rau' 2 Rr1u'3 R0u'l Rau' 2 Ruu'3 Rr1u'4 -Mary Ruiz, joe Ann Sarott, Rhea Sams, Nancy Rogers, Peggy Scott, M' a r 0 r i e Reams, Dale Piclcerel. -Myrtle Rhoden, Gloria Roh- inson, Anne Rideout, Mary Jean Ross, joe Pelton, Charles Papio. -Mickey Patterson, Neil Pet- coff, Robert O'Shea, Robert Ruch, Norman Patterson, jim Perry. -Joanne Shultz, Sharon Si- ferd, Donna Simonds, Mary Ann Seaman, Irene Sipos, Ruth Schneider, -Boh Pfaft, Doris Schlaman, Ma1'ilyn Schiermyer, joan Stahl, Barbara Sherer, Vir- ginia Searls, Sally Scheppert. -Rocco Reasti, Evertt Riley, Carl Saylor, Herbert Potter, Arlene Schwan, Lila Schus- IGI. -Thomas Poston, jim Samp- son, Gene Rowland, Ed- ward Romp, George Roth, Row!-Anna Mae Swartz, Janice Stemen, Willie Lee Temple, lla Snyder, Geraldine Soren- sen. Rou'2-Ora Lou Smith, Dolores Rouqi R0u'4 Sweet, Florence Swartz, La- Vonne Susor, Helen Szabo, -Paul Stansfield, Leonard Stielnen, jack Shinaver, Lor- etta Sprouse, Margaret Teet- er, Carolyn Szymanski. -Danny Ste-rman, Ray Squire, Bill Tarr, Dan Seemann, Walter Seeman, Bill Schlegel. 46 Rau' Run' Rnu' RUN'-f Razz' 1-Jennie Tomaselli. Caryol Truman, Mary jane Van Wferincr, Betty Zirag, Eliza- beth Toth. fl.illian Vestula, Mary Lou Via, Donna Thornton, Mar- ilyn Treter, Priscilla Tortla. -Bolw Taylor, Margaret Toth, janet Travis, Beverly Wrlin- right, Leon St. John, -Robert Thomas, Guido Tam- hur, jim Unruh, Richard Thayer, Donaltl Ste-vcnS. I-Bernice XXfliiting, Roaamond Wfithrow, Jacquelyn Vlfeise, Patricia XVidmci', Catherine Westcnkirclinei-, E l I e ri Wells, Norma Wells. Ruu'2-jean Wfuntlerley, Bonnie Rau' ,S XXfamei', Romayne Willitiiiis, Audene Wfilliams. Gloria Williiliiis, -loan XWumlerley. -Charles Tucker, lfrlgar Witlker, joseph Virag, Har- old Sell, Mary Jane Wliit- man, Donna jean Winter'- haltler, Thomas VUinhoven, Richard Vcrgiels, Rr1zz'4-jack XX'ilson, Vlfarren Solt, Rau' I john Vlfygant, Elmer Weyf- anrlt, john Xwagner, Ted Wfayne, Don Wfarren, Dean Trask, Phillip Wfoolaver, --Dorothy Yentzer, Marian hlillcr, Billie Lou Saul, Viola Rosler, Donna Young. Rau' 2--R i C li a r cl Yoder, Charles Razr' 3 47 Waryu, Glenn Young, Dick Pzilmiter, George WilCik, Glenn XVlietel,1N'fary Yatslco, -'Sam Szor, Robert Zellin, Gene Zcadkcr, Tom Wil- liams. Dick Haherstock, Bill Pollifli. pbamoref fAnnie Ahumada, Sally Al- varado, M a r y Avenelle, Florence Ball, iMargie Am- brose, Emma Barrett, Mar- garet Allison, D o l o r e s Becker, fNanCy Basil, Darlene An- thony, Carol Barber, Sally Barrett, Marilyn Behner, Louise Armstrong, Anna Bartok, Dorothy Ball. gjim Baldwin, Carl Bach- mayer, Bill Barrett, Dick Auler, Donald Allore, Ray Bachar, Norman Francis, Louis Aharado. -T h o in a s Ball, Forrest Adamson, George Antoine, Robert Bee, Donald Bedee, Robert Baumgartner, Frank Bilek. fRobert Borchardt, Goldie Bonis, Marilyn Best, Pa- tricia Best, Theresa Brewer. Wfilma Bellner, Rose Marie Blaze, Adolph Borchardt. fDavid Brown, Aileen Bell- ner, Rosemary Brokaw, De' lorse Bland, Barbara Britt- son, Lilas Brittson, Ora Mae Brick, George Brande- berry. 4Bill B o d n a r , Richard Blomme, Billie Bolander. Elroy Billings, Don Bern- ing, Paul Bower, Margaret Blaze, !Donald Boggs, Elmer Bona, Ray Brick, Robert Bow- man, joe Bodnar, Donald Boening. -Doris Businger, Martha Carroll, Phyllis Ceniceros, Donna Burbaugh, Lo r i s Brooks, Phyllis Buchele. 4Elaine Bylow, Nancy Byers, joan Bruce, Donna Burger- meister, Dora Bylow, An- gelo Ceniceros, C a r o l c Burkett. -Richard Collins, 'l'homa: Burns, Charles Coleman David Bueschen, Paul Cald well, Pete Carlo. 7Sonny Busdicker, Wzilte Carlson, jack Clary, Rober Brunke, Charles Canaday Bill Clifton. -4 Ru zz' Run' Rall' Kult' Rn lt' Rr! ll' 2 RU 14' Rn zz' Ruiz' Razz' -Sina Chaplin, Pat Cooper, Carolyn Christie, Gloria Chrest, Jeannine Chapman, Ella Collins, Mary Chikod- roff. ---Helen Christian, S e l in a Cole, lrene Cole, Vida Combs, Rosella Collum, Pat Clifford, Dawn Conklin. --Dan Capobianco, Eugene Dauer, Vincent Donofrio, john Donegan, James Doerr, Raymond Chappell, Richard Donley, Robert Clark. -Alhert DeArmond, Richard Cox, jim Craig, Eugene Dannibale, Delbert Dayton, George Craig, Edward Den- nis. -Edithcmary Doherty. Wfilma Corum, Dolores Donze, Na- talie Dawson, janet Corns, joan De Lauter. -Donald Dyer, Howard Frei- marlt, Herbert Earle, Dick Gallagher, Charlotte Drill, Bonnie Dartt, Dorothy Bur- meister, Doris Douglass. -Dick Dukes, Pauline Camp- bell, Lois Crew, Ruth Co- vill, jesse Garrison, Ethel Dawns, Cora Davis, Rosa- lind Delisle, -Charles Dusseau. Ronald File, Ronnie Duncan, Joe Devera, Norman De Cant, jim Fox, Jack Furman, Donald Davis. --livanka lineff, Susann Fejes, Thelma D u g a n, Phyllis Flatt, janet Ehrsam, Helen Ettl, Betty Edwards. -Norman jaegly, Wfilliam Gllliland, james Gilbert, Don Han nah , Donald Goetz, Richard Granger, Richard Goodwin. lQuiw,S-'I'ei'esi1 Droghei, Virginia Roll' 41 Droghei, Dolores Fitch, 'Ioette liells, Genevie Ever- man, Virginia Fettcr, Georg- ia Emch, Marilyn Elliott. -james Glauser, jack Gears, Norman Genzman, Ed Hill. Clayton Greiner, Ricliard Gould. fi -til W 5 'R W N ,Y-415, .RW wwf l' 5' zfefbmen md- s afefbmen Rnzz' Razz' Shirley Gotlscy, Virginia Francell, Velma Gustin, Natalie Grosjeun, Bcverly Flcglc, Grace Gilwson, Dor- othy Hampton. -Vlaincs Huston, Douglas l'lL1l'pL'l, D i C li Hotlulili, Davitl Kcllcr, Bob Horst, Brooks Hoskinson, Richard Huntsingur. Razr' 3-Dolores G c y L- r, Louise Rflzx' Run' Rnzz' Nou' RU ll' Rr zz' Razr' Razr' Razr' Hamilton, lNlargarct Foulk, Corl Fulton. Elsie Hamm, -loannc Gctzingcr, .loycc Hallaucr. -I Ll l i u s Horvatli, litltlic King, jack HL-itlcr, john 'H'lclvLu', Lconartl jabs, Wrxit- ren Harrington. I-La Donna Hart, Sarah Han- nali, Verna Jeanne Hearn, Suzanne Hiscr, Tlic-lina juan Hofnian, joan Gcratliy. -Betty Hastyik, Hclcn Hart- fortl, Mary Lou Hofman, Beverly 'Hntlges, Vifilma Hoffman, Mary Hastyik, Frank Gozsa.Stcpl1cn Kckcs. -Julius Kcrclxcs, Charles lus- tus, Frcd Kirk, Patsy Harri- son, june Henning, Williqxiii Kahlcr, Norman jaegly. --Dick -Ioncs, Hilliu Morsc, Sherman King, Stcvt- Kat- icli, Bill ,It-zclikc, Susie Hel- nian, lvatlcll Harris, -Cltarlt-s Kohl, Ioan lnilwcr. Jeanette Inglis, D o n n a Hows, Ronna Lac Horvatli, Nanfy Loc -lpirvic, Ricliartl Knicricin. -Clnycc Koch, livclyn Holtl- en, livc'lL'na Holden, Pat 'Howlantl, Dorothy 'launc- son, Dorothy lrclantl, Rob- ert Kontz. -Gcrald Klcwur, Cliarlcs Kristof, Alton Kliclcman, jack Knapp, Rolwrt Knaggs, Williriiri Koncsni. --Alex Kckcs, Louis Kovacs, Dean KooKootl1c, GL-raltl Konz. jack Kolilhofcr. 50 Rfzzrl--lN1z11'y jane Kl'lZ5Llk, M411- 4LIllI'L'f Keogh. Cl1.11'l1mttc Klu- wittcr, Phyllis KLlIlSlIIAkLl, H1-lun Krizsalx, B111'h111'11 Kl'Lll11L'I', M11i'g111'ct K.11l11k, llffzrj--Ri1'l1111'1l MiCh11cl, M.11'ilyn I-11nl111in, Huh Mctzur, Billy Macklin, D in r i s KL-stun, Hclun Ki1'liL-111li1ll, M111'ilyn Kncfht. lluzrj- Dick l.owQ, Eliz11hctl1 John- son, M.11'y Louise Vlcnlxim, lrenc Koyzms, juan Kcgmvn, lilcumir K 11 l L' Q, Riclmixl M11yi1h.11'l. Tul I.i111gu. Rnzi'-JfL111'1'y Lincoln, Lester Lichry, Ruiz' I 'lnincs I.11mpl1ic1', jnhn Kron- nvitcr, Louis Hu1'v.1tl1, Gene L11ncy, HlDXK'ill'Ll l.ilI1l12iIU, hlnlm Lcnfh. --IXI111'ilyn MCNL1tt, 511z1111nf. L11slw, Phyllis McDougall, Dulimica Mahler, Sl1LlI'UI1 lxICGllll'l', B Ll 1' h Ll r .1 Lune, M11i'ilyi1 lNIdfwcn. Run' Jfhliryfc l'i1lVLlCllCH:, ,lmlith Rau' 5 Ruiz' -I Lune, lxl.lI'j.I1ll'L'f I.ci1l11L'1', -lunc McMurg41i1, Huvranl Martens. .lmnus Ncuglcy. wllllllllll Nuuglc, Bill Mich- acl. iRicl1111'd Millwurd, Marty Miklosck, Helen Mutncy. .lunct Lynn, Ann l.i1I1flCl. lillcn Linglc, M111'y Mc- Ciilmigli, HLll'I'5' hiyrift, Gil- hcrt Muln,11'. -Ricl1111'1l Murphy, Curl Kwfli, .Iuhn Niclmlns, Dale Nul- siwn, jack lVlUI'l'UXY, Ray Mil- ler, Fc1'mp111 Eddy, Andi-cw N11gyp1111l. Rviwl--Sl1i1'lcy Miller, l.uCillc Mui'- iarty, D111'41tl1y Meier, Vir- ginia Mmllinski, G c Il c M111'sl141ll, Viviun Mollett, -l111litl1 Nagle, Jnhn Ohri- 1lic1'. RlllZ'JfFI'KfLlAl Millar, l.il11 Miiunylzi. Rffzi' 3- - 51 W11i11l.1 Mureluclc, D1wnn,1 Metzger, C.11'yl Mivim, june Murray, Mary M'iltun, Rud- ney Ramsey, RiCh.11'1l Peiuzluy, Henry P'g1Chcy, Cf h Ll 1' l c 5 O'Shc11, Vlciscph P41t.1y, Xxlllllillll Nixun. zfefbmen zferbmen Rfllfl -- janet Puppy-rs, laiis Ousky, Annu Marit- Patcrriitc, Mary l7ci1l1oi'wuutl, lanic Palmer, J Buvcrly I a rkcr. lZf'zr'7-Bill Scliallqliauscr, Richard Razr' 3-- Ruiz! Ron' I- Rrillins, XXlilliam Sarittrr. Huh Salvo, Rurialtl Rrml4cr, Guraltl Sclicaiiwaltl, Aluhri Rirlrml, Birxlim' Ncwliuusc, Shirlvy Peppers, li c t t y Ohcrtlrcr, Nancy Paulas, N try Pciif Cliff, Hrrtha lyc-tcimwri, Mary l'ctc'r'mri. Drmnaltl Rrmtlicrihiililcr, john Ortncr, GL-rirqgc Rrmks, Paul Santloz, Merritt Scliricllk-ig Ruhcrt Sayun. Clytle lit-csc. lfarl Smithcrs. Baihara Rus- ulilwmnilq, lairctta Ricliartla. Corrine Purtcc, Carrril Pur- tcr, Nancy Rossi. Iiurwl--Gluri Simx .lack Slit-rar, lCuzr'3 Razr' ri-- Rou' 1-- Ruzz' 2 Kflrr' 3- Run'-f' Flrirciicc Paulmii. Viruiriia Pmnpris, N an Salmhurcy, Naurita R4-ul, Hctty Rmwth. -B u ri ii i L' Phelps, Marilyrr Rummy, Dori Smith, Ralph Sclmuitler, Barham Prirtcr. -,Inari Rcctivr, jack Slicarrin, R u h Q rt Shilling, Hrucc Smith, D ri ii a I al Spa-ar, Chailcs Scawatcr, ,luanita Sarka, Norma Shcr- cr, Dcluris Sawailc, lftliia Slwup, lflsic Scliwarzkupt, ,loan Rcitcr. -'D rm ii a l tl Taylor, Xwilliam Steinmillcr. .Iulmsun Thum- as, Harvey Takacs, Steve Tcrtulliaiii, john Rakay, W'illiam Pwmlwl. --Vlcariiicttc Schutt, Sally Sur- viw, Pi'ixciIla Slit-a, Lula Saiitlcrs, Joanne Siwiiu, Riisahcl Smart. Cl.ir'alwllv Smart. V-David Stahur. Armild Startl- man, Rrvhurt Stuck, Ariiultl Szakrwits, Donald Tucppc, D ri n a l nl Sturgill, Usfai Spuhn. Q1 ,.. Ru zi' Ruiz Run Rau' Run' Ruiz' lNlill'g1ll'Cl Szabo, Don n .1 Soixih, Amy Sinith. Donni Swartz. Paulina Stutz, Mit- tic Tennyson. -Angelo Toklcs, john Vu'- onic, Stove Toincy, Amlrcw Vcrcs, George Thoinpsirn, liugcnc NXfiitkins, -Mary Stewart, Alhwtgi Tay- lor, Pauline Steffen, Put Stcwait. Donna Squco, MAX- inu Smith, Phyllis Sturt. fDongilil Thompson, Boh Timm, Richiiiml Topping, Paul V.in Cuimp. Ulciinncttc Turku, Dorothy Thomson, Ruth llmlmi, Bglll hu-in L'hlu1'. Mury Tulgik, Viol.i Ti-lift, Ruth ,l4l1lH11LlS, fRohci't XVilli.uns, Russell Wfootl. Rohcit XX'inklc, Ikfcl XX'icl', BL-tty blanc Vurgo, Gloria Tipton, Shirley Tosi. Razr' 3--lrcnc Toth, Nornu Truhy, Rau'-f Run' I Fixxnccs Vclcr, Mary Taylor. Rohsrt Viiss, Billy XX'hitc, D1l.l'.'ll XX illi4uns. ---'Don Xwhitncr, Dick XX'hit- son, Boh Ycnrick, Dwight Wfultcr. -Bni'h.ii'gi Xlililltcrs, Jciinncttc XX ick, Josephine Vykopul, Virginia XX'ohlinuth, P.1ti'iCi41 Whigncit, -Ioycu Zattiiu, Ruiz 2' -,login wll'ZCSlIl5kl, Vcrnii Nxhilkowiilk, Emi XX'ugiii1- Roll' 3 RUN' -1 53 lsgiltl, Mary Vicrling, joim XWulton, li f f i c VL-ionic, Betty Ziilcs. Rlflhllll Zychowicz, Algic Young, Hill Young, ,luck Zctlro, Paul Zatko, julius Vargo. licnc XV4ig11c1', Riu XX'in- hovcn, Marilyn X5C'i'igl1t, lNl1ii'giii'ct Young, Christine W'illis, ifefbmen g ml lgfl li 'lv' I S?-' H? 4 national amor ociery Membership in the National Honor Society represents a culmina- tion of: egideavors in Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. In order to gain membership in this organization, students must qualify in all these things, and be selected both by the faculty and the members. After induction, members are permitted to wear the coveted flaming torch and keystone shield, emblem of the group. The flrst semester induction service was held November 15, 1945. The deserving seniors who were inducted at this time heard a very capable speaker, Reverend Paterson, of Point Place Congregational Church. The April induction presented Reverend Mayer of Epworth Methodist Church as guest speaker who gave a very inspirational message. Each year the Honor Society holds recognition services for the students of Waite who have done outstanding work. It also gives a scholarship to some worthy senior. As a means of raising money for this scholarship, two programs were given. Information Please, the student quiz on December 10, had Russell Perry of WTOL as master of ceremonies. March 7, Bob Evans of WSPD quizzed the teachers. At a Halloween party in the library, the club entertained the officers of the Clay High School chapter. Games and refreshments provided a good time for all. The club wishes to thank its very able advisors, Miss Mildred Burns and Miss Gertrude Moore, for the assistance they have given throughout the year. f5l f X J Prerident .......,... ......... D on Dyer Vice-Prefidemf ...,.,w ..,..... V erna Kiroil Pat Kelley I Secretary ,....... .....,... J oyce Anspach l Trearuref ......,. ........,.... J ess Schnell Chaplain ..,..... Rerorder .,...,,,A 1 Phyllis Greenler June Conrad 1 Black Verlyn Hosko MARCH 1945 Joyce Anspach Jean Ayling Judy Black Mary Bonis June Conrad . Viola Dombrad Jean Graham Phyllis Greenler Verna Kiroff Joyce Weiss James Campbell Donald Dyer Edward Kelley Edward Kieffer Sotire Kididis Max Scheider Jess Schnell Paul Weiss NOVEMBER 1945 Betty Bergin Phyllis Biddle Mary Clark Helen Dandar Joanne Guthrie Mary Alice Hansen Verlyn Hosko Doris Mas lL Harriette Polloc Barbara Popp Pat Quinlan Shirley Uncapher Violet Valencic Clifford Ovall Louis Racz ith Charles Rutherford William Scheanwald Jack Abel Clinton Knitz APRIL 1946 Edwin Kolatorowicz Robert Greenler Ed Wier John Rosenbergcr Fred Klag Harold White Walter Young Joanne Schiermyer Mary Lou Dyer Dorothy Saloff Linda Harrison Doryce Hagaman Marjorie Hecklinger Shirley Bower Charlotte Burrier Mary Lilje Mary Tucker Jerry Schlunz Jean Wintringham lr Top-Paul Weiss, Rosemary Notheis, Berniece Heninger, Doris Teufel, Joanne Guthrie, Carla Horst Side-Jack Abel, Fern Hallauer, Gary Gabriel, Pat Griffin, Louis Racz Prefideirt .....,...............r. ...,............ P aul Weiss Clerk of the Board .....,... ........, R osemary Notheis Director of Finance ........ .,..... B ernice Heninger Director of Service ......... .........,,.. 'I ack Abel Director of Stage .......... .,...... L ouis Racz Director of Publicity .......,..... .,............................ G ary-EEE' Director of Social Ajfairr .,....,.......,.r............................. Pat Griffin Director of Publication: ..............,,.. Doris Teufel, Joanne Guthrie Director of Award: ......,.....................,................,........ Carla Horst Director of Student Relatiom ...........................,...... Fern Hallauer Stitdertt oitrrcil The fundamental purpose of the Student Council is to work for the welfare of the student body. Paul Weiss, possessing the patience and fortitude necessary for the presidency of the Council, presided at all the meetings. Twice a month the entire Council held meetings where ideas were discussed. This year the most important issue up for debate was the point system regarding the officers of the organizations at Waite. After two months of discussion, it was finally agreed upon to revise the point system and take steps to enforce it. if' Rau' Row Razr Rau' Razz R011 I 2 3 4 5 6 joe David, james Hodges, Clayton Scott, Bill Scheanwald, Dallas Schmidt, Clair Francis, Dick 'I-laberstock, Ted Stevens, Edwin Kolatorowicz, Bob Smith. Richard Zychowicz, Pauline Steffen, Linda Harrison, Betty Bergin, Gerry Norris, Margaret Markovich, Suzanne Thomas Verlyn Hosko, Teresa Droghei, Goldie Bonis, Barbara Bennett, Pat Quinlan. 1 -Viola Rosler, Loretta Sprouse, Dorothy Hale Phyllis Biddle Anna lou Meister Ruth Bebow Helen Curtas jun Rin ler Donna Thornton, Ivy Lou Griswold, Pat Stewart, Doris Douglas, Jean Graham. Nancy Hoffman, Gloria Ellis, Joyce Hallauer, Joyce Massey, Barbara Emch, joan Drace, Dorothy Knisely, jean Ayling Mary Bonis, Margery Lengel, Pat Hall, Dora Mayor, Donna Stolfa, Violet Valenic. a -Eugene Watkins, Bob Horst, Bob Mills, Bob Timm. Louis Kovacs, Nick Stratos, Dick Herron, Dick Henderly, Bill White, Dick Auler, Don Dyer, Pat Kelley, john Rosen- berger, Charles Rutherford, Walter Hodges, Walter Young, Ed Wier, Walter Peppers, Charles Horminger, Max Scheider, Ed Kieffer. The directors of the Council were kept busy discussing problems concerning student welfare at their semi-monthly meetings, to be pre- sented to the Council for consideration. An attempt was made to eliminate faculty supervision in the refectory, but after a meeting of the student body the idea was dropped. A suggestion box was also set up in the office for the purpose of receiving written student sug- gestions which were discussed at the directors' meetings. The principal social event of the year was a hayride and roast held at Pearson Park and Ottawa Park respectively. Mrs. Victoria Canfield again served as faculty advisor for the Student Council. 59 A -AYL .. 0 Q QQ , ,S it 5 Us 1' n' wezwzl fffff Ifrli!r11 i11-Clfief fllrzx Srlveitfrfi' will? the rz,l1vi,i'fr111l edifrlr. farm I3iw11gl1, It is harder than you think?-this job your annual stall' has of arranging and selecting the best of a diversified array of materials such as mounting picturesg making layouts, write-ups. page headings and identincationsg checking activity lists of names and committeesg and deciding tlte theme for the object of their perfection. To Miss Maxine Cosgray, our literary advisor, we wish to say thanks for her inspir- ing supervision and desire for perfection. To the two students who comprise the art stall goes the job of working out and carrying through the ideas of the editorial staff in drawing division pages, cartoons and pictures in various places through- out the boolc. We tip our feathersi' to our art editor, jess Schnell, and his able assistant, Al Hepler, for their line work in this department. ll unLif1g 1111 .rwziur 11i1111e,r are fnj-fe Alzrlflmiv. Pai RULKIVKQE, Plvyllir Cl7r1I'lc'3,li R1lfl1erfn1'J. Grzry Glzfzriel, Sfrirlvy Bvzzw. and N6Il'lIZ6y'6l', and Lair Gdflley Mmm Praia are in ,f1mr'er,r nf lllflfllifjllg p'i'l11re,r. 61 linfflrn'-ill-flvief ....,, ., ,.lN1LlX Scheider A,r,ri.i'liz11f Ezlifnfp, ,,,,,,,,,,,, jean Brough Clifziir lirfifw' ..A, ,,,,.., , , ,,,, Joyce Anspzlch Shirley Bower , .Lois Guliney Mona Pack ,lihyllis Newmeyer lirimces Nyari Cllmrles Rutherford Gary Gzlbriel ,,nPz1t Robarge Nancy Eleston , .Jean Brough ,, ,jess Schnell Al Hepler Ozgizfzizizljfffz Ediffnz, Fdfllff-Q' lfiffilfzl' 5'f1rn'!ir ljrfilm' Srfvrwf Life ljrfifwi Caleudfzr .,,,,, ., Ar! Ijffifrfr' ,,,. . , Phyllis Greenler, Doris Teufel, Mary jane Okenku, and Lidzi Hall under the direction of Mr. Earl Combs, compose the business smll. Their job is to handle the money and secure advertisements as well as to keep us within our budget. l l l r l l K l l Al Hepler mm' Art Editor ferr Sclanell. I5 -fl .N f s P' xl! kr Bll.l'jlI6.l'.l' Stuff of Ike Azmmzl l2eelz7.r lrark nf y'7z1Jf'l1lc'11l.l'. Lefl fn riqhf. Lida Hall. Pbyllif Gll'C!3lllCf1', BlI,fjlIE,l'.l' Ma11i1ger', zlflary jane Oifeilikiz am! Dom' Tenfel. ' c, 'ax 4 9 v 9 of 9 r 1.,' f 1 , Q! 5 ww Dorothy Knisely, Gerry Norris, Viola Dombrady, Mary Bonis, Verna Kir- off, Margaret Saul Shirley Willizliiis, Dona Hathaway, Eileen Stevens ezficlwm Literary oriefy The Periclean Literary Society of Waite High School is a Club of friendly girls whose times together are happy ones. The aroma of garlic and limburger cheese signiiied happy times at the fall spread and initiation October 19 at the home of Jerry Schlunz and the spring spread and initiation March 22 at the home of Dorothy Knisely. 1 Margery Lengel, Jeanne Mic h a el, Gene-Vieve Romp, Eleanor Knisely Rosemary Sibbersen, Rose- mary Schiavone, Gloria Moehring, Marilyn Long- enecker Charmaine Rochte, Joanne S ch i e r in y e r, Marjorie Hecklinger, Shirley Hicks, Helen Petcoft ,L sg D65 Premfezzf ............... ........ D orothy Knisely - Gerry Norris Vice-Preridefll ......... ........,,.. .r l Remrdiizg S'ecre1'a1'y .........,.. .....,.. V i0Ta- Dombrady Corwrpwzdifzg Sefrelary v....,.. ...,.,. M argaret Saul , I Trefzmrer ,................,......,..,, A,A..... M ary Bonis 3 Cenmz ',... , A...Y,...... Verna Kirofl Chaplain ........,...... ....,.., S hirley Williams ! Reporler ....,..,,...,.... ...v... C harmaine Rochte Sergeazzz'-at-Arflzr ............. ........,i..,.. E ileen Stevens Ldrcafdrarr LMC. LL, fgL,L,LfL,,,L,, l Merry times also came along with the activities of the year which included the roast at Side-Cut Park October 30, the presentation of a scene in a harem at one of the DeVilbiss football mass meetings, and the Tri-Lit Dance given at the Hotel Secor February 22. At the business meeting, current novels and best sellers were reviewed this year by the seniors. Some of these books were Leave Her to Heaven by Ben Ames Williams, Cass Timberlanen by Sinclair Lewis, and Brave Men by Ernie Pyle. The spring activities included the enjoyable afternoon at the annual mother's tea and the formal banquet in May. Gratitude and appreciation is extended to our ever-helpful advisors, Miss Maxine Cosgray, Miss Mildred Cowell, and Miss Norma Winterinaritel, for their willingness to solve the problems, give counsel, and help us to have our happy times. Slhirley Boyer, E l a i n e Cowdrey, jerry Schlunz, jean Brough Mary jane Wfliitman, Cai'- olyn Matthews, La Vonne Susor, Marilyn Scheir- myer Helen Curtas, Marian Miller, Ivy Lou Griswold, Donna Thornton, Lorraine Thorndike 63 xg ociefyl Did you ever notice those little men walking along in the halls with bundles of books under their arms? They belong to our genius rival the Q. Dfs. Did you ever notice those rugged men of brawn, clad in their colorful and new green Forum sweaters, walking along with a few books in their hands? They belong to the mighty Forum Literary Society. Adding zip and pep by means of a thundering mass meeting which featured a Western Bar scene, the Forum helped our great team along to an undefeated season. During October, initiations produced a great many aches, stomach and otherwise, but the young Forum pledges weath- ered everything in order to enter the club. All was forgiven when a roast was held at Pearson Park for all old and newly acquired members. 64 -Louis Racz, Bill Watkins, Bob Pe- trie, Jack Abel, Sotire Kididis. I l I Prerzdem' ............. ..........,,............,..,.....,, E d KieHer Vice-Preridemf ............... ...Ed Unruh e Marion Parsons Secretary ......... V R Qgrdon Volkers- Ed Lane 1 Treasurer ............ .......................,....... H arry Brand Reporter ......,......... ............................,.. B ill Watkins Sefgeafzl-at-Arm: ............. Louis Racz- Jim McArthur -1-,- Fired by enthusiasm and past de- feats, an inspired Forum team toppled a valiant Q. D. football team from the ranks of the once great by a score of 26-6. At last, a Forum team was able to match and overcome its op- ponents eleven. Our success was furthered when our starting five de- feated the D.'s by the score of 30-15 in the annual basketball game. The activities of the club were guided by the helpful advisors, Mr. Milton Williams and Mr. William Brenner. No club can be a success- ful one without the guidance and careful advice of experienced teachers. . ff -'P xi f .. 0 5 W 65 -D i c k Henderly, joe B u r n e t t, Chuck Schimmel. -Charles Sherman, Dwight Gladieux, Pat Kelley. jack Barrett, Bob Sager, Dale Lar- son. -Clinton K n i t 2, jim R a n s 0 m, Clayton Scott. 4 QU'- Verlyn Hosko, Helen Rode- Wald Maxine Schall, Roselyn Reese Irma Kramer, Jean Graham Phyllis Biddle, Judy Black, Betty Chatlain, Doris Teufel Pbilazlefbefm Lifemzy Sociezfy The Philalethean Literary Society, now five years old, feels that this year has been one of the finest since its inception. Under the able leaderships of Miss Mary Roache, literary advisor, and Judith Black, pro- gram chairman, the club studied the literary works of China, Greece, Italy, France, Ger- many, England, Russia and the United States. If you saw the streamlined version of 'lCinderella given in the auditorium, you saw the prize winning football mass meeting of the year and the Phils are justly proud. Mary Martin, Joanne Guth- rie, Joyce Weiss, Betty Mik- losek, Mary Egarius Barbara Popp, Joyce Krueger, Mary Tucker, Roberta Jel- fery, Joan Becker Pat Quinlan, Joanne Cook, Jean McLaughlin, Doris Ma- sell i Prefidenl .,.....,.,... ,,,,.. P hyllis Biddle 4 1 Vice-Prerirzleizf ..,..,,..,... ..l,,Y.,,,. J udith Blafli Recording Sevrefary ,..... .....,,, H elen Rodewald 3 TI'661.l'lll'?I' .i ,,.,,.,. ,.,.. , ,,,,..,,.. P at Quinlan l Clffaplaizz ,.,..,.....l.lw ,w....,..... J oanne CO0k 1 Sergeafzl-al-Arlllr ,,,... ....,,. J ean McLaughlin l l Miss Sarah Druggan, financial advisor, antl her committee, Jean Wintringliain, Jean Graham, and Linda Harrison, did an excellent job of increasing the budget. From the money went generous contributions to the war chest and to a retired teacher, Red Cross boxes, and two one hundred dollar scholarships which will be given to the two most outstanding Philalethean seniors at graduation. The social activities with Mrs. Tom Hall, advisor, have consisted of a hay ride, participa- tion in the Tri-Lit Dance, a mother's tea, and the annual banquet given at the Toledo Woman's Building. Ellen Davis, Mary Lou Dyer, Shirley Holder, Doryce Haga- man, Pat Hall Carolyn Hanely,joe-Ann Sar- off, Carolyn Bittick, Marilyn Blair, Catherine Black Dorothy Saloff, Martha Boden jean W!l1'lll'lI1gl11lIN, Doris hlollett Charlotte Burrier, Mary Lilje Louis Orosz, Harlan johnson Merritt Curtis, Vincent Dick Allen Sorah, Bill Carter Don Greiner, Ken D'eShetlcr Max Scheider, Ed Kolatorwicz, Robert Mills, Fred Klag, Harold White, Gary Gabriel zzz!! and nigger Ranking among the best in literary societies at Waite is that of the Quill and Dagger. Selecting candidates for the club on a character and scholastic basis, the D.'s have gradually ascended to a reput- able and distinguished organization. Yes . . . it is truly a great honor to belong to a top-notch literary society like the Q. D.'s. Ample entertainment was provided by our pro- gram chairman, Ed Kolatorwicz, in the form of lec- tures, book reports, and quizzes. Navarre Park was the scene of persecution for both initiations and all pledges received a very vehe- ment reception. A most delicious repast, composed of garlic, raw liver, oysters, and other tantalizing tidbits was provided also. Howard Storm, Bill Bartha, Louis Sendi, Dallas Schmidt, W'alter Young, Bob Dedo 68 John Rosenberger, Charles Rutherford, Maynard Rieth, Dick Herron, Paul Weiss, Ed Arvay l -gn- .n.7 , .Y ,, WW7 , H., YW, ,,,,..., .. , . Preridefzl ..........,, r...........,. M ax Scheider Vice-Pr'efia'ef1t .,...r. ...r... E dwin Kolatorwicz y Trearzzrer ............. .......,,,,,...,... F red Klag f Secretary ...,......... ,,...,... R obert Mills Chaplain ,,............., ..,,.,,., H arolcl White Sergeafzl-at-A1'm.r ...... ..,r,,,,v.. G ary Gabriel i .......John Rosenberger Re porter ......,.r,,..,.. At last, since the termination of the war, we were able to obtain the long. awaited Q. D. pins, which were purchased for this and last year's seniors from the treasury. An aggressive but highly outweighed Q. Dfeleven was defeated by the Forum in the traditional gridiron fray 26-6. The sports rivalry between the two clubs ended when the Forum also defeated the D. five in the annual basketball game 30-15. We are looking forward to next year to avenge these setbacks. Many thinks to our advisors, Mr. Mills and Mr. Dunn, for their most beneficial counsel. jim Campbell jack Dawson joe David, Bill Roper Steve Szabo, Harold Auler Dale Cummin Dale Barton S Ellsworth Koch, Bill Evanoff, Eddie Kipker, Walter Peppers Eddie Johnson, Loren Beretz 69 Rau 1 Batty Beicin I is Girfney june Conrad, Irene Toklcs, Bernice Heninger, Phyllis Newmeyci Joyce Anspich Preridezzl ,,......,,,. Vice-Paefidezll Y,A., Serretw y ....,,,... TI'661.ll1I'?I' .,,A,.. Chaplain ...,A.....,. ,....,r.Betty Bergin r.....,,.Lois GaHney ,,,..,...'lune Conrad ....,...Irene Tokles Bernice Heninger S6l'cQ6d1If-df-A7'll1.f ,A.... ..,,...... J oyce Anspach Reporlei' ........,,...... 7...... .....,. Phyllis Newmeyer Zefazletlfeazn The theme which the Zetaletheans chose this year was New England. Some of the books reviewed at the semi-monthly meetings were Farmer Takes a Wife, by Gould and January Thaw, by Partridge. The member who gives the report is awarded the Zet Locket until the next meeting. It is apparent that the club has enjoyed a very busy and enjoyable season by the many activities it has participated in. The initiation spreads, at which unsuspecting initiates were fed horrible concoctions by the older members, were held in the homes of Carol Pesany and Nancy Hoffman. With Dusty Miles' orchestra providing the music the annual Tri-Lit dance was held February 22 at the Hotel Secor. The Roux?-Dolores Barrett, Yvonne Barrett, Betty Matheson, Put Lumin, Nancy Hoffman, Louise Flegle Rr1u'3fjoyCe Higley, Shirley Sass, Rosemary Huffman, Joyce Prince, Anna Lou Meister, Lida Hall ' V 70 Rau' I-Shirley Uncapher, Pat Griffin, Carla Horst, Violet Valencic, Mary Clark, Mary Alice Hansen, Peggy Gunlite Rou',2-Frances Nyari, Gladys l-lipkiss, Rose Kerlanoff, Carol Pesany, Donna Phelps, Virginia Tarpchinoff, Fern Hallaucr Literary ociefy Zets entertained the other girls' literary societies at a Christmas tea dance, with a well planned program of good music for dancing and tasty refreshments. Other social events of the season were the Mother's tea given March 17 and the spring banquet at which senior members received gifts. In order to raise money for the scholarship given to a deserving senior member, the girls sold cute little lapel pins and greetings cards. Under the praise-worthy advisorship of Mrs. Mildred Osborne, Mrs. Delia Fortune, and Miss Marion Hart, the Zetaletheans have completed a most successful year. Rau'3-Dorothy Elkington, Mary Lou Neeb, ElDora Mosher, Norma Nelson, Margaret Mezaros Rrfu'4-Dolores Donovan, Donna Alford, Mary jane Baumgartner, Ora Lou Smith, Velma Egarius, Lois Metzger 71 Palmiter . . . 'HORNgViola Rosler, Elaine Costic . . . TROINIBONIE-Gene Harwfck, XX'illiam Shalkhauser, Jack Yfilson, Dona Heck . . . TRLTlN1PET--Gloria Moehring. ,loyce Mock, Gerry Flegle, Dorothy Lasater, Dan Donovan, Bill liacliar, Louis Buhb, Blaine Lauderman, Paul Mabie, Ytlayiic- Rc-id, Dick Haberstock, Elroy Billings, Richard D.I'llwrirtl. George Rooks, jack Shearon . . . ALTO SAX- Hetty Bergin, Secretary, liuitli Reddington, A11naLou Meister, Miry Lou Neeb. Vice-Prc'sident1 Ruth Bebow, Mary Cath- eine Bl.i.k, Joanne Riley, Donna Burmeister, Marilyn lallzotf, Kay Snyder, Sam Szor, Ronald Romstadt, Robert Rosenberger, President, Robert Greenler, Treasurer, Bert Banks, Dick DeLauter, Bill Pollock, Vincent Dick, Melville Wier', Bill Bumbera, Robert Young . . . BELL LYRE- Judy Black . . . CLARINET4Don Dimke, Student Leaderg Don Greiner, Fred Klag, Gayland Lasater, Tom Avery, jim Fabos, Southard Busdicker, David Keller, Alton Klickman, Charles Seawater, Margaret Lazenby, Dorothy Elkington, Doris Ayling, Carolyn Bittick, Maron Miller, Billie Lou Saul, Johann Schaetzke, Margaret Allison, Betty Roth . . . OBOE-Joyce Prince . . . FLUTE-Margaret Saul, Dick . . . TENOR SAX--'Jean Ayling, Librariang Carol Vasa BARITONE-Donald Fox. Slater . . . BASS--Roger Barber, Mike George, Lyle Fer- guson, Dick Cummings, Bob Witl1ei'rrl , . . DRUMS4John P1'E,fidU7lf ,,t,,,,,r,, ,....., j ohn Rosenberger Vice-Prefidelll ,..,,, A..,. M 9-fy Lou Neeb M W pi Sgfrelgrjf ,,,,,,,,,,., Y.Y,.. B Clify B6I'glf1 W Tp-eg,rzn'er ,A,,, ,,,..... B ob Greenler Lila-ai-fair .,..,.....,,,... ...,.,..,....... .,,...,,f,,.. J e an Ayling It is not only a great privilege, but an honor to be a member of the Waite High School band, which, under the elticient and untiring enforts of Miss Cecile Vashaw, has gained fame and prominence not only in the city but also in the state. The most important of the many extra curricular performances the Waite band put forth during the 1946-17 season were playing for the News Boys, parade, opening of Wocvdville Road, spryly strutting at the Detroit Briggs Stadium, participating in all State Board Musical Convention in Cleveland, and the band concert held every year. The band showed itself in glorious, snappy reviews at all football games whether at home or out of town. They also had their annual roast at Side-Cut park and the usual Spring tour to all city grade schools. 72 Rau' I--Harold Bounds, 'Howard Martens, Bernice Whiting, Mary Annette Niggemyer, Jean Graham, Marilyn Behner, Kay Black Rou'2-Elmer Garber, Margaret Young, jim Fabos, Lillian Heinrich, Joyce Weiss, Viola Rosler Rong?-Lyle Ferguson, Louis Sendi, Bill Bachar, Paul Mabie, Gayland Lasater, Gordon George, Roger Barber Members not in the pictui'efStella Ane, Marie Zoll, Southard Busdfcker ' Prefidemf .....,.,........ .,........,,,,,,...,,. J ean Graham Vice-Prefidefzf ....,,, ,,....,.......,Y,,,,,,.,..,r.. S tella Ane V 6 6 6 JK Z- V 0 Secretary ',..i,.. ,.,,.. Mary Annette Niggemeyer Trearzzref '.... .. .............,........,..... Louis Sendi It is said that All good things come in small packages. A more fitting statement couldn't be found to describe the Waite orchestra. The outstanding talent here is recognized city wide and most certainly sometime in the future will be known nationally. Because of the individual effort contributed by every member, the orchestra, under Miss Cecile Vashaw's direction, reached prominence. Some of the activities in which the orchestra participated in the 1945-46 season were the Y.M.C.A. meeting and the annual concert given March 15th. They were also very willing to give up their time to go in groups to appear in radio programs or as a service to the community. Their annual roast was held at Pearson Park and proved to be a very gay affair. 1455 I xx x. I ii N. ' ykqigxxl . ia. X 22 3 XX!s e ,t D s ' wx 'w f 5.gc!',-9,369 ' sf ff Q X Razz' I4jeanne Farmer, Mary McColough, Donna Young, Donna jean Winterhiulder, Josephine Peraino, Carla Horst, Vivian Witte, joan Rector, Barbara Brittson, Mary Tucker. Rm: 2fMary Lilje, Suzanne Hiser, Elsie Schwarzkopf, Lois Ousky, Carrol Hildebrand, Barbara Bennett, Thelma Dugan, Joyce Kovacheff, Martha Carroll, Roberta jeftery, Rosamond Wfithrow, Elizabeth Virag. Noir 3-Nancy Byers, Lila Schuster, Yanka Boneff, Dolores Moran, Catherine Minier, Pauline Steffen, Lola Kerekes, Verna Hearn, Dolores Becker, janet Corns, Winifi'ed Hauger. Rau 4-Rosemary Brokawj Betty Bergin, Caryl Moon, Alberta Taylor, Ivadell 'Harris, Miriam Vassar, Marilyn Knecht, Selma Cole, Rn zz Ro zr 5 Maxine Sheely, Donna Hannah, Shirley Tosi. -Gerry Norris, Doris Teufel, Beverly Parker, Dorothy Ball, Lois Crew, ElDora Mosher, Donna Squeo, Anna Hess, Mary Schneider, Nancy Paulas, Ann Kasap. 6-Miss Cecile Vashaw, Ivy Lou Griswold, Joanne Schiermyer, Arlene Schwan, Beverly Wainriglwt, Rosabel Smart, Miriam Heywartl. Preridefzl ..,.....,i.. .,....,...,,,. G erry Norris Vice-Prerideut ,,... ......., J oanne Schiermyer G Z 6 6 E Serrelary ....,,..... .......... D onna Hannah l Ti'ea.rurer ...., ....,. R oberta Jeffery N l Librarimz ,t.... ....... M ary Lilje X l The Glee Club of Waite consists of sixty-five girls who, under the direction of Miss Cecile Vashaw, practice every day during sixth hour in the school auditorium. Each year the group sings for the P.T.A. and takes part in a radio program over W.S.P.D. On March 15th, they also had their place in the annual musical program along with the band, choir, and orchestra. The Glee Club has a well known trio consisting of Betty Bergin, Gerry Norris, and Doris Teufel, who entertain delightfully with good harmony and unusual arrangements. The members of the club sponsored a dance March Sth at school, with Betty Bergin's orchestra furnishing the music. The girls not only receive much pleasure from their singing, but also obtain a practical knowledge of musical theory and harmony. 74 Rau' Iijennie Tomaselli, Beatrice Genzman, Yanlca Boneff, Jean Wtinderly, Claudia Faust, Dorothy Klima, Amy Smith, joan Wuntlerly, Dolores Donovan, Marilyn Longenecker, Kathleen Hamilton. Roz4'2-Rhea Sams, Joanne Keller, Judith Lane, Nancy O'Brien, 'lean Wintriiigliiilti, Alma Dupuis. Pat Hall. ,loyce Wc'iss. Barhrtra Minier, Gloria Wagner. Rozz'3-jack Furman. james Scott, james Hodges, Lillian Heinrich, Phyllis Greenler, Mary lflizabeth Dick, Sam Szor, XXfilliam Tinta, Rudy Masell, Ralph Snyder, jean Ayling. Rnu'4fDicli Thayer, Don Fulop, Ray Gigundet, Art Caldwell, Bob Montague, Don Jensen, lvlerritt Curtis, Don Sturgill. l ' Prerideizt ......r.c,.. ,Y.icc. I ames Hodges y 6 Vjt'6-Pl'6.liiiI6Ilf ,... r ,c.... Yanka Bonell 0 Z Y Secrefary ..r..,,., ,i,r. P hyllis Greenler l Trearm-er ,,,,,.. ,,.,...... ....,,,, j c an Wintringlizlln This year there are forty-four members in the choir. Yes, that many in only its second year of existence. This group is a regular class meeting fifth hour and consists of students that have the ability and desire to sing. The members of the Choir sang at many of the programs here at Wztite. They took part in the Lincoln Day program, the Christmas program, and the Easter services. They also participated in the annual concert with the orchestra, glee club, and band on March 15. The singing, however, was not confined to programs at Waite. The group sang at St. Paul's Church, March 20 and before that had entertained at the East Toledo Club. Of course the members did something other than sing. All of them had lots of fun at the roast held last fall at Pearson Park. Miss Cecile Vashaw, director, has developed a line group of singers that enjoys bringing good songs in excellent harmony to Wziite audiences. 1 l Razz 1.1111 f-Nick Stratos, Richard Jenks, Don Jackson, joe Tassell, Al Hepler, jim Scott, Bob Bercher, Bud Molnar Mis. Packer, joan Bolander, Dolores Moran, Virginia Sharp, Ruth Meyers, Bernice Heninger, Mary Niggemeyer, Rose Kerlanoff Rrfzf --Rosemary Notheis, Betty Matheson, Doris Mollett, Dora Moyer, Dolores Barrett, Ruth Evanoff, Carolyn Matthews, Donna Holder Iinu --Barbara Popp, Helyn Miller, Elaine Costic, Gloria Martfn, Virginia Tarpchinoff, Jeannette Reihing, Dorothy Hale, joy Frazier Rnu' --Bill Brooks, -less Schnell, Ray Gigpindet l . . 1 Prerzdenl ,.,......... ,,.....,,..,... N ick Stratos Vire-Prerideul ..,,,i.. ...,,, R osemary Notheis Serrelary ........,,. ..,,,.. G loria Moehring if Z' Z! Dolores Barrett 1 TI'L'r1J'1ll'?1' .,,,.,...., ....... R ay Gigandet Reporler ......,.......,, ....,. V irginia Sharp Sergerwl-az!-Armr ...... ........ B ill Brooks l ia.. - . Wanta buy a beanie PM This was the favorite expression of the Art Club members as they marched through the halls, during football season, selling Purple and Gold beanies with an Indian design on each. jess Schnell worked out the clever design. This was done to build up school spirit for our football team and to create more interest for our school colors. On October llth, the Art Club sponsored the second Central mass meeting, which brought to life the famous characters from Dick Tracy. The Christmas party and program, which was held at school, sent our members home, filled with food and the holiday spirit. One of the high spots of the school year was the Art Club's annual animal dance. On April 26, the Gopher Hole Night Club was opened to the thousands of students, who danced and previewed the greatest floorshow in the land. One of the most successful years ever experienced by the Artists was rounded out with their annual banquet at the Tally Ho Inn. Parting messages by the Seniors echoed the opinion of their younger companionsg There never was a dull moment in the Art Club, causing the year to be speedy, and a happy one. Many thanks, Mrs. Packer, for your interest. f Q lqcfvvvv' KW A . Ix V M V J . sufii g l ' 76 Row 1HPat Cooper, Doris Doulass, Deloris Sawade, Elsie Sthwarzkopf, Pauline Campbell, Barbara Kramer, Jeanne Cadaret Roan?-Effie Veronie, Ruth Meyers, Betty Roth, Nan Marie Downie, Eleanor Racz, Marilyn Elliott, Vivian Witte Rowj-Carolyn Hanely, Joette Ellis, Joyce Weiss, Dorothy Jameson, Donna Stolfa, Jean Ayling, Mary Lou Sarra Rau'-4-Al -Bounds, Leon St. John, Bill McGuire, Howard Storm, John Wagner, Bill Armstrong, Gene Harwick, Albert Hockley Active Members Absent-Stella Ane, Merritt Schaeffer, Don Koepfler , Preridelzt ..,..,,....... ........... J CHD Ayling Vice-Preridefrl ,r,.,,,. ...r,,, M ary Lou Sarra Secretary ........,,, ........ R uth Myers I 6 C Z 5 Ql'remm'er .....rr..r... ...,.r B ill Armstrong 7, 6 77 C ZZ 4 Chaplain ,,.....,...,.,.... ..,...,. J ohn Wagner Acting Chaplain ..,,.... ...,,.. G ene Harwick Sergeant-at-A1'mr ,,..... ,,..... J oyce Weiss Eleanor Racz Parlez-vous francais P No, but the members of the French Club do at their meetings, which are carried on in that language. Often the programs consist of a short play written in French. The out- standing speaker of this year was a young refugee who had recently come to the United States from France. Each year scholarships are given to the most promising members of the club. Funds for these scholarships are raised by the annual skating party, which was held this year on January 29th at the Coliseum, and the collection of tax stamps. To aid the war-torn countries of Europe, the members held a very successful clothing drive. All activities were ably lead by their advisor, the ever-helpful, Miss Isabella Houk. I 77 ' K , f W I ,dlp 1 S5 4 n Q l ay: QA: J l x 563 .f f-.1 49: V NJ. lb lv U -L Ilan' Iglda Mae Veres, Joyce Prince, MaryLou Dyer, Josephine Peraino, Daisy Crawford, Norma Nelson, Lois Metzger, Alma Greis- ey, Velma Egarius, Betty Dougherty. Rou'2--Shirley Williams, Phyllis Aniceros, Carol Hildebrand, Goldie Bons Mary Ann Fosty, Esperanza Flores, Amy Smith, Betty Be-ruin, Annie Ahumada, Carol Pesany, Betty Boldridge, Anparo Ahumada, Doris Masell. Ruiz' S-Carolyn Bittick, Margery Lengel, Margaret Mezaros, Joyce Kruger, Irene Cole, Barbara Lester, Margaret Black, Nan Jarvie, Marilyn Best, Marjorie Reams, Joyce Mfasset, Carolyn Matthews. Rou'4--Mary Miller, Delores Barrett, Doris Ayling, Mary Bonis, Evelyn Schliesser, Diana Pencheff, Donna Hotmer, Edith Smith, Anna Lou Meister, Janice Kile, Ruth Evanoff. Rniri--Gary Gabriel, Sotire Kididis, Mel Wier, Richard Murphy, 'Harold White, Ed Wier, Bob Timm, Dick Gibbs, Dick Pal- miter, Edwin Kolutorwicz. l Preridevzt ............. ...... E dward Wier Vice-Prerident .....,. ............ G ary Gabriel 5 ' b Z b 1 Secretary ........,.. ...... A nparo Ahumada P d 72 Z J' ZZ Trearurer ......, .......... H arold White Chaplain ...,... ,...., D olores Barrett Reporter ...,.... ........ S otire Kididis I I-, -4 -- Se declara cerrada la sesionf' And thus ends another meeting of the Spanish Club, held every other Friday in Room 217. The Spanish Club, now composed of more than sixty members, is one of the largest organizations at Waite, having risen from an obscure group to one of iniluence and prominence. Aided by the untiring efforts of the advisor, La Senorita Bumgardner, much has been done by the club in the way of activities and programs to stimulate members interest in our Latin-American neighbors and to acquaint them with some of their customs. This year, as last, the Spanish Club was active in promoting interest in our school colors, when purple and gold ribbons were sold by members in the hall alcoves. Highlight of the social activity took place in May when the Spanish Club sponsored a Fiesta in the refectory for the Spanish students of Waite. This consisted of refreshments and various forms of entertainment, such as dancing and singing. The year's activities were climaxed with the annual roast which was held at Pearson Park. 78 Rau Rau' Rau Rau Rau Rau -Mary Perrin, Rose Tertuliani, Phyllis Hoffmann, Marilyn Hayes, Virginia Haynes, Marilyn Schiermyer, Mary Dick, Mary Tucker, Phyllis Biddle, jean Sherman. -Angeline Carlo, Lola Kerekes, Myrla Klein, Patricia Cannon, Nancy Rogers, jean Parish, Mary Clark, Mary Lilje, Ida Mol- nar, Carol Freeman, Doryce Hagaman, Emma Londo, Dorothy Saloff. -Linda Harrison, Helen Dandar, Margaret Markovich, Joanne Becker, joan Wunderly, Catherine Westenkirchener, Phyllis Palmer, janet Travis, Bonnie McVay, Pat Pentz, Gerry Norris, Dolores Moran. 4-Verlyn Hosko, Marian Miller, janet jaynes, Joanne Guthrie, Kathleen Hamilton, Dolores Donovan, joe Ann Saroff, Mary Seaman, Ora Lou Smith, Dolores Smith, Ruth Schneider. 5-jean Graham, Betty Webber, LaVonne Susor, Helen Curtas, Lois Gaffney, Phyllis Newmeyer, Jean Brough, Betty West- phal, Mary jane Baumgartner, Anne Rideout, Sally Scheppert. 6-joe Burnett, Dwight Gould, Philip Woolaver, joe David, jack Wilsran, Jerry Barnswell, George Nesteroff, Ed Kieffer, Paul Weiss, john Rosenberger, Paul Mabie. Caurul ....... ..,... I oe David ' Cemar ........ ........ M ary Lilje Ap Z' Z W J Z' 6 J' Chaplain ....... ....,. M ary Tucker Srribe ........ ....,.. G erry Norris Qurzerler ........ ..,.... D orothy Saloff . The cheerful voices of the Optimates, singing their closing song, echo through the halls on Friday afternoons as another of their successful meetings draw to a close. This year the Optimates is larger . 0 . . . . than it has been for many years, having sixty-four members. To qualify for membership, one must have at least three semesters of Latin and maintain a B average in this subject. The Optimates were seen showing off their bright gold pins, which they were able to obtain for the first time in two years. jean Graham and Ed Kieffer both deserve congratulations on having received the Eta Sigma Phi medal for successful completion of four years of Latin. This medal is a national honor. Verlyn Hosko also served as consul for part of the year. Mr. Harry Ross and Mr. Louis Martin, a former student at Waite, were the featured speakers of the year. Other meet- fix ings were handled by the club members. A picnic was held in ,,,, the spring as a climax to their season. I X ' E Miss Fon Boerger and Mrs. Delia Fortune, worthy ad- I ir -JI? visors, are deserving of a citation for their personal interest in W W the welfare of the club. ' 79 Y!! Violet Valencic, Lou Schuler, Betty Matheson, Marjorie Hecklinger, Shirley Sass, Irma Kramer, Nancy Hoffman, Louise Rau' 1- Flegle. Ruu'2-Anna Soviar, Catherine Minier, Charlotte Perrin, Madelyn Molnar, Lila Strang, Virginia Tarpchinoff, Mary Lilje, Anna I.ou Meister. Rr1zz'3-ElDora Mosher, Patricia Lumm, Pat Robarge, Dorothy Elkington, Shirley Bower, jean Brough, Betty Wezrver, Mary Alice Hansen. X Rr1u'4fMary Lou Neeb, Irene Tokles, Betty Murray, Joyce Higley, Joanne Schiermyer, Doris Mollett, Margaret Saul, Yanka Boneff. l I Puaridefzi ....,,,...., ,...,,. A nn Lou Meister ' Vice-Preriderzl ...,., ..,r.. M ary Lou Neeb 6 W Z 0 V i Serrelary .,,...s,...,,. .Dorothy Elkington Trearurer ..V.,,..,,..,. Marjorie Hecklinger ' ' llffayr and Meanr ....,,. ......,. B etty Matheson F V Z 6 72 J LY E Z P i Sflfidl Chairman.. ..,...,,,.... Mary Lilje l Service ,,...,s...,.,..., ...,... N ancy Hoffman l . To encourage friendship, to promote good feeling, and to help every girl in our school to be her best self is the motto of the Senior Friendship Club. The ideals of the club are taken from the Girl Reserve Code, which will help to make ideal Christian citizens of our members. At the meetings held twice each month, the girls were given educational as well as entertaining pro- grams. Among the speakers were Miss Frederickson from Locke Library, who reviewed the book Legend of the Christmas Rose. The talk by Helen Parish, who was born in India, was unusual as well as interesting. At Christmas time the girls prepared boxes, which con- tained pop corn balls and oranges, for the crippled children. ' 9 The members of the club wish to show their gratitude to 4' their capable advisors Miss Louise Nelson and Miss Dorothy , V- w, Gerding. G , fd X i ,. no -4 l -l' P .wee as Q' 328 li. xl fx Q Jr -4 80 Row I-Anne Rideout, Margaret Teeter, Mary Ann Lamb, Beverly Wainr'ght, Lillian Heinrich, Mary Dick, Marilyn Schiermyer, LaVonne Susor, Janice Kile, Pat Hall. Row 2-Caryol Freemann, Suzanne Hiser, Elsie Schwarzkopf, Deloris Sawade, Doris Businger, Marilyn McEwen, Amy Smith, Mar- ilyn Best, Ruth Umler, Dolores Lovell, Edna Mae Foley, Jeanne Cadaret. Roui'3-Janet Jaynes, Nan Jarvie, Janet Lee Corns, Marilyn Behner, Mary Ann Peterson, Barbara Uhler, Doris Douglas, Joan Wunderly, Joan Wrzesinski, Joanne Shultz, Barbara Pitzen. Rau'-1-Billye Lou Saul, Marian Miller, Helen Curtas, Mary Seaman, Nancy Mesteller, Barbara I-lawn, Margaret Young, Gerry Flegle, Ruth Bebow, Florence Swartz, Carolyn Matthews. I ' i Preridelzt .t....,... ......,.,. R uth Bebow Vice-Prafidenl ....., ...,,..... M arion Miller Serretary ..,,...., ....., V irginia Doremire ' ' Tre4zrz11'er ....... ..,..,....,.. D onna Thorton Chazplain ...,..,.. .....,. M arilyn Schiermyer - l Have you heard a buzz of Freshmen and Sophomore voices the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Room 217? If so, you know that this is the Junior Friendship Club of Waite whose purpose is to promote welfare to those in need. Speaking of welfare, these girls helped to promote the sweater drive. In addition to this, they contributed generously to the American Friends Service Committee and they sponsored an annual party for the Lutheran Orphanage. Just to show the generosity and helpfulness of these friendly lassies, a movie on the U.N.N.R.A. was shown and the proceeds were gladly given to the Greek Relief. The treasury of the club was increased by the selling of programs at the football games. Besides this, the first dance after a basketball game was sponsored by these girls. The month of May comes and brings with it the installation of officers and the tea given in honor of the mothers. The club wishes to express their thanks and appreciation to the advisors, Miss Virginia Hollinger and Miss Fay Marine, for their helpful guidance through the year. 81 1 Rau' I-Bernice Wliiting, Janice Stemen, Theresa Brewer, Barbara Walters. Run' J'-livelyn Prince, .Ioan Becker, Evelyn Chikodroff, Marilyn Peppard, Ann Kasap, Mary Martin, Mary Alice Hansen, Ruiz' if--Sharon McGuire, Mary Chikodroff, Dorothy Saloff, Dolores Becker, Miriam Vasser, Donna Boothhy, BI2ll'll2ll'Cl Foulk, Virginia Foulk, Loretta Kopfman, Betty Weaver, Miss Rehfeldt. TWH Y Y ' Y Y l Preridezzl ,,......... ,...,.,,,. M iriam Vassar H 6 Vice-Preridezzt ....,,, ,..,......V.... J oanne Becker Secretary .....,,,,c ...Vc.,,. M ary Alice Hansen . Trearuref '.,, ...... i.,,.,,...... D o rothy Salotf E W 0 W Z b Chaplain .,c... .......c. D onna Boothby 1 Reporter ,...,c ....... M ary Martin l The Home Economics Club was organized for girls interested in homemaking and in studying the changing ideas and methods of the housekeeper. The girls planned many activities this year and made their group one of the most active clubs in the school. The Popcorn Ball sponsored by the club, was given in February, after a basketball game. Carl Melm's orchestra furnished the music. The future homemakers of America proved that they are interested in serving others by making Scrapbooks for the veterans in hosiptals. One of the most important club activities was the St. Patricks Party given for the Libbey Home Economics Club at the Navarre Park Shelter House. The girls made many new friends and everyone had a good time. In May the mothers of the members were honored at a mothers' tea. Miss Naomi Rehfeldt and Miss Mary Buck, the club advisors, are ' ,sig A alwayswilling to lend a helping hand and to give excellent suggestions ' '-CZAYD' , , . ' for programs and activities. fun in at c L ' W a L J gg, TQ! in sz Rau' Razz' Rau' I 2 w J VW -Shirley Sass, Doris Masell, Phyllis Newmeyer, Max Scheider, Maynard Reith, Dick Haberstock, Nick Stratos, Gene Romp, Joan Watterson, Twila Weise, -Mrs. Ethel Kemp, Joanne Schultz, Barbara Pitzen, Phyllis Palmer, Jo Ann Riley, Joanne Guthrie, Verlyn Hosko, Shirley Williams, Anparo Ahumada, 'Harriette Pollock, Pat Quinlan. fAlma Dupuis, Martha Engle, Pat Robarge, Lois Gaffney, Joyce Anspach, Rosemary Notheis, Dolores Godsey, Jeanne Willis, Joanne Becker, Linda Harrison. R011 4-Doris Teufel, Mary Bonis, Melva Weilcrr, Dorothy Elkington, Mary Lou Sarra, Mary Lou Ne-eb, Marjorie Hecklinger, Janice Kile, Bonnie McVay, Margery Lengel. R011 5-Gary Gabriel, Sotire Kididis , Paul Mabie, Charles Rutherford, Dick Herron, Edward Arvay, Jess Schnell, Don Dyer, Ed Wier, Harold White, Richard Thayer, Paul Weiss, Ed Kieffer, Robert Burger, Bill Scheanwald. V , ,, , -,Y l Preridefzl .......,,,,.. ...... B ill Scheanwald J Vice-Pmridelzl r,,.... ..,....... P at Robarge V 0 M 72 0 W Serrerary .......... ..,..... J oanne Guthrie I Tl'e?d.l'lH'El' .....,., ....... s time Kididis There will be a regular meeting of the Pro and Con today in room 120 immediately after school . Every other Tuesday something like this is said over the Public Address system. If you should happen to go to that room after school you would see students that are interested in arguing about things concerned with national and international affairs. Two of the questions discussed were: Is the use of the atomic bomb justified? and Should we have compulsory military training? All the members enjoyed the outstanding social event of the year, a hayride which was held at Pearson Park. The club also sponsored one of the dances that was held after a basketball game. The advisor, Mrs. Ethel Kemp, was always ready with I helpful suggestions for programs and activities. wi X 'A so' n 83 .f wma Ron R011 R 11 zz Rolf' -Linda Harrison, Joanne Guthrie, Jerry Schlunz, Ed Wier, Nick Stratos, Dor's Teufel, Doris Masell. Amy Smith, Janet Ehrsam, Ann Kasap, Margaret Fedczuk, Suzanne Thomas, Harriette Pollock, Gerry Norris, Dolores Tuey, Verlyn Hosko. Mary Lou Sarra, Phyllis Ncwmeyer, Barbara Emch, Margery Lengel, Anna Lou Meister, Magdalene Fedczuk, Alice Sines, Dolores Godsey, Judy Lane. Joan Drace, Velma Dombi, Carla Horst, Joseph Tripodi, Harold Wliite, Marilyn Schiermyer, Margaret Tec-ter, Mary Bonis. ff--W ff-fr ff-in -ffnfn -2, EDITORS ' Doris Teufel I Z 6 Joanne Guthrie Linda Harrison Margery Lengel Punctuality is the earmark of any good newspaper and it takes the combined efforts of a competent staff to bring about the regular distribution of the Sizzle, Waite's school paper. A student council project, the Sizzle is a mimeographed two-sheet paper Qconsisting of 32 issuesJ and is printed by the students. Articles of special interest to the pupil are the Fifth Column, Scads of Pads, Spotlite, and many others. Thus far the social activities have been few. The Editorial Staff acted as host to the Toledo Press Association and as usual gave their annual spring banquet. Miss Mildred Cowell and Mrs. Victoria Canfield, advisors, would be an asset to any good newspaper. i .2 1 09. I N J s rl 84 Q1 N. I. f . . Rau' 1-joan Keaton, Donna Stolfa, Nancy Hoffman, Louise Flegle, Ruth Covill, Virginia Burger, Mary McColough. Rozw2-Robert Wllliams, Pat Cooper, Catherine Minier, ElDora Mosher, 'Helen Curtas, Marian Miller, LaVonne Susor, Rosann Young. Rf1zz'3fjoyce Kreuger, Emma Barrett, Loretta Wainrigl1t, june Henning, Velma Reed, Patricia Lumm, Martha Bodcn. R0u'4fNatalie Dawson, Sally Barrett, Janet Lynn, Vivian Gaynes, Viola Rosler, Mary Ann Lamb, Charles O'Shea. I 6 J V 0 J' J' Preridelzl r.,...,..,, ....... N ancy Hoffman Vire-Preridefzt .,,.,, .,,,,,,. D onna Stolta ' Secretary ,,,....... ,...... L a Vonne Susor ! Z! 5 Treamrer ..... ,.,,,, M arion Miller As cheerful as the scrap-books they made for brightening dull hours in hospitals are the busy hearts and hands of the members of the Red Cross Club. Under the supervision of Miss Elinor Tobin, the girls and boys filled chests with athletic equipment for boys overseas, sent forty Christmas boxes to children of devastated areas overseas, and made Christmas favors for institutions such as the Children's Home. Besides this, the club, which meets every day during sixth hour, has found time to contribute to the medical fund of Waite High School, sponsor a dance after a basketball game with the junior Friendship Club, and help organize a city-wide Junior Red Cross Council. For a comparatively new organization the Red Cross Club is certainly in tune with our timesf, QW, W5 C 9 J 85 Rau' I-Mary Alice Hansen, Roberta Jeffery, Sue Furrer, RoseMary Schiavone, Dorothy Hale, Arlis Solt, Jeannette Reihing. R0zr'2-Mary Chaplin, Florence Lee, Virginia Foulk, Pat English, Mary Shirley, Eileen Mueller, Lida Hall. Rong?-Carolyn Harnely, Marilyn Blair, Carolyn Matthews, june Holder, Betty Miklosek, Louise Flegle, Mary Lou Ritznmn, Velma Reed. Preriderzt ,.......... .......,.......... D Orothy Hale ' I 1 j S Vice-Prefident ,....., ,....,.. R ose Mary Schiavone GZ ff Secretary ..,.....,,, .......,,.............. S ue Furrer Treamrer ....,....,.... ...,,.......... R oberta Jeffery Sergeanl-at-Arzzzf ..... .....,.. M ary Alice Hansen Gosh, Betty, what's the matter? exclaimed joan .... Dog-gone! I wish I had a like some of the girls are sporting. They surely are keen, Betty grumbled. Someone ought to tell Betty that any girl can get a if she works hard enough. Yes, I said works hard. You don't get an honor like wearing a for nothing. A girl first joins the Athletic League and then earns the required number of points to become a member of the Club. The regular meetings are held on the first and fourth Monday of each month. Every Tuesday and Thursday the girls meet in the gym after school to play games such as basketball, volleyball, soccer and baseball. The club had their annual Co-ed Prom on April 12. They elected the Queen in the earlier part of the evening and about an hour later the fellows arrived. Lots of fun was had at the inter-scholastic splash party when the athletic lassies from Woodward came here to swim. The club has plans towards , the end of the year for a hayride and a banquet. pl . ..., S fe Through the untiring help of their advisors, Miss Marion Y Larkin and Miss Florence Peterson, the club has come through a most successful year. , .. 13: Q ,go ll 'i'n . .1 86 Raw!-joe Kovesdi, Walter Peppers, Pete Vas, jim Boyle, Bill Gregus, Art Caldwell, Al Hepler, jim Campbell. R0zz'2-Eddie Lane, Ted Stevens, Jim Schaetzke, Dick Gibbs, Dick Sheets, D ck l-lenderly, Dick Davis, Coach Mollenkopf. R0u'3-Leon St. john, Walter Young, Elmer Scallish, Bill Watkins, Pat Kelley, Don Kowalka, Bob Dedo. Rau'-4-Bob Carson, Lewis Cross, John Wfeaver, jack Dawson, Bill Sc-lee, Clinton Knitz, Leon Naveaux, Charles Rutherford. ,, PI'6.l'id6IZ! ..V.V......... ..,,,.,, J ack Dawson I I I t Z 5 E Vice-Pfejfdelll .....,., ,,,,,,,, E Lane Ugy LY Z! Sefretary ....,...... ,,,,,,, T ed Stevens Tr'ef1fw'er' ........ e..... P at Kelley l -, l Well, hubba, hubba, hubba-who's that man? Don't let that huge scare you-there's a real, vitally alive, sports-loving fellow inside that sweater, and he's gained the right to wear that by putting his whole heart into earning a varsity letter, in either football, basketball, track, swimming, baseball, cross country, or bowling. They are all working to achieve one goal, to bring honor to Waite High School and firmly establish themselves in Waite's athletic hall of fame. A few of the feats these boys are able to perform under the capable direction of jack Mollenkopf and Claire Dunn are: boxing, weight lifting, wrestling, rope climbing, and muscle building exercises which are done by the athletes with- out a murmur except, perhaps, a call for motel The annual wrestling show was given March 21, followed later by the Club roast in May. 1 N i 5. .7 l In H .Z ll' l 1 l 87 . l Rau' lvl-Iarold Vlfhite, John Weaver, Ed Wier, Dick Herron, Bill Roper, Bill Carter. R0u'2vPaul Drozik, 'Harry Brand, Robert Mills, Loren Beretz, Dick Palmiter, james Fox, Vlfilliam Armstrong, Skip Potter, Bob Smith. Rffzni-I.ouie Kopfmann, Maynard Reith, Marion Parsons, Max Scheider, Ed Kieffer, Allen Sorah, Dick Brenneman, Harry Hall, Ronnie Smith. Rau'-1--Dick Sheets, Don Pinklcy, Charles Horninger, John Rosenberger, Bill Selee, jess Schnell, Paul Weiss, Robert Sheets, Dick Henderly. l l l Preridemf ......,,. .. Y ...,....,. Dick Herron i . l Vive-Preridenf ,..... ........ J ohn Weaver H . if Sefr'e1'm'y ,,,.,,,,, ,.,,,.r H arold White , 6 W Z 0 V Z - Trea.fln'er' ..,.,,.,....,,, .,,rr,r B ill Roper l l Chaplain .,,..r......,..... ,,r,.... E d Wier Sergemzl-al-Arllzr .,.rr,r ,..r,.. B ill Carter l Because of after school jobs and sports, the weekly meetings of the Hi-Y this year were held in the evening at the East Side Y.M.C.A. For recreation, the members had access to the game room before and after meetings. The membership this year was much larger and more active than in recent years. A Halloween Party, a hayride, and a Christmas Party were held for the members and their guests. With the assistance of several other East Toledo Hi-Y organizations, the Sr. Hi-Y held a conference and banquet at Euclid M. E. Church on April 25th. Those attending participated in discussion groups of their own choice led by competent leaders. The Senior Friendship and Senior Hi-Y again presented the Easter program at Waite, April 12th. Several of the members represented the Hi-Y at the annual basketball and swim- ming tournaments held in the Central Y.M.C.A. Much assistance, encouragement, and friendly advice were received from advisors Mr. Geyer and Mr. Brenner. A NPN. it rw QX lh-I1 bn! dozft Carolyn Maffhezzxr am! l! e're not predirlilzg any ,1 g, , Al I-Iepler look rule? fmt one 7I1L'f!90d of fortfzrizzg cl poor Phil pledge. Cal Unood. a l'Uflll'lI6f! .f6I'I'1:F6' llldll, grfzdlmled in Idlllldly, Caught ojjz-guard, Al Hepler, jeff Srbfiell. and feou Brough fjffelz I ' I7lil'6lII6'l!f,i' for ,fz pmliflzfizl' dlllllldn' lo A'Ii.1'.f Co.rgmy if .five exp .1f11f ref layout. W X X959 7 ff X yM Q2 . f C6 JHCK MOLLENIGOPF f 3S UM A-2.M fh'-m- d CLMR 'Y I , WW' MMM ,......- mfwdi 1945 City WAITE 13 CENTRAL 0 Seeking revenge for last year's defeats, the Indians went scalp hunting on the gridiron and hung the Cen- tral Irish up by the score 13 to 0. The Indians gener- ated their power in the third quarter to provide for their margin of victory. Gillespie, Gregus, and Camp- bell ripped the Central line to shreds with Campbell going over for both scores. Captain Clint Knitz and jim Boyle were Waite's main defense. WAITE 34 WOODWARD 0 The Indians worked as a championship team in their 34-0 triumph over the hapless Polar Bears. The touch- down parade was headed by Bill Gregus, with Cald- well adding four points by placement. WAITE 6 LIBBEY 0 The Waite Indians continued on their merry way by ending the domination of the Libbey Cowboys over the city schools by outscoring them 6-0 in a sea of mud. Waite held a convincing margin in statistics and as a result gained undisputed possession of top honors in the city standing. A Canning to Gillespie pass set up the touchdown with Gregus barreling across for the tally. Clint Knitz and Elmer Scallish played a whale of a game on the line. WAITE 27 DE VILBISS 6 Waite's strong eleven came out victorious by outclassing the DeVilbiss Tigers by a decisive score of 27-6. When the Tigers displayed power in the first half, the Indians stiffened defensively to go on to win. Bill Gillespie scored two touchdowns. Pat Kelley became the first Waite lineman to score this season. WAITE 26 CENTRAL 7 Exhibiting power and deception, the Waite gridders fashioned an easy 26-7 triumph over Central Catholic. Bill Gregus, aided by fine blocking by Dawson and Boyle, sidestepped 66 yards for a tally in the opening period. Don Kowalka and Clinton Knitz, charging hard, blocked punts which set up other scores. Gregus, Gillespie, and Campbell alternated ball carrying with Gregus crossing the Irish goal three times. bpzmpianf WAITE 21 WOODWARD O Showing superiority in every phase of the game, the first string quickly ran up a lead of 21 points in the initial quarter. They retired to the bench early in the second quarter to watch the remainder of the squad battle the Polar Bears on even terms. The game was still in its infancy when Campbell and Gillespie broke loose for scores. WAITE 27 LIBBEY 0 The Waite Indians decisively trounced the Libbey Cow- boys 27-0, thereby eliminating any existing doubt of its supremacy in the city. The power-laden Indians possessed entirely too much all-around offensive and defensive power. In two games, the Cowboys were able to penetrate the Indian territory only once and that was for four yards. Campbell and Gillespie raced around end for scores while Gregus hit the center for his two touchdowns. The Indians exhibited terrific hitting power and blocked like professionals. Captain Knitz played his usual steady, dependable game at center. WAITE 27 MANSFIELD 12 The state scholastic limelight was centered on the Waite-Mansfield game. Before a crowd of 6,500 fans the Tygers made Waite's bid for its eighth straight vic- tory a rough one before bowing to our Indians 27-12. Bill Gillespie and Jim Campbell scampered 31 yards and 40 yards respectively around right end for scores. Bill Gregus' sharpshooting was outstanding as he fired two passes, for 60 and 35 yards, to Campbell and Gil- lespie who went 25 yards and 15 yards for touchdowns. The durable Knitz played this rugged game with a broken hand. WAITE 46 DE VILBISS 0 Waite's slashing and smashing gridders romped for six touchdowns in the last half to overcome a determined DeVilbiss Tiger bid. End Bob Dedo scored the only touchdown in the first half on a pass from Gregus. Dis- playing their usual form in the second half, the Indians galloped to win with Gillespie, Gregus, Carson, and Schaetzke doing the scoring. 96 R0u'1-Jim Martin, Ted Stevens, Dick Davis, Ed Lane, Mgr., joe Kovesdi, jim Schaetzke, Wglltei' Young. Ruu'2-Carl Swafford, jim Boyle, Elmer Scallish, Peter Vas, Clinton Knitz, Captain, Don Kowalka, jack Dawson, Bob Dedo, Bill Gregus. I Raza?-jini I-Iepler, Glenn Rae, Bob Carson, Bud Vergiels, jim Campbell, Bill Gillespie, jack Canning, Pat Kelley, Leon Naveaux, Ed Wieit, Al Hepler. Rau'-I-Torn Wfilliams, Bob Cook, David LaPlante, Tony Sager, Paul Klawitter, john Vargo, Bill Schoof, Wziltei' Peppers, Bill Martin, Art Caldwell. WAITE 52 SCOTT 0 WAITE O CANTON LINCOLN 0 Exhibiting a pulverizing running attack with practically impregnable defense, our Indians handed the Scott Bulldogs a humiliating 52 to O drubbing. The wind was cold and the Indians were hot. Bill Gregus, the city's leading scorer, went over for four touchdowns. Although Waite's entire forward wall performed in brilliant fashion, the work of Captain Knitz, Pete Vas, jack Dawson, and Elmer Scallish was particularly note- worthy. The Waite Indians' eleven game winning streak was snapped when a strong Canton Lincoln Lion team battled the Indians to a scoreless deadlock at Fawcett Stadium in Canton to determine the mythical state championship before 21,000 enthusiastic fans. It was a tough, hard-fought game between two evenly matched teams. Every member of the Indian eleven played good ball, with the work of Kowalka, Vas, Gregus, Scallish, Young, and Campbell especially outstanding. 97 Roz1'1fReed Hunter, john Kaduk, jim Lippert, Ray Henzler, Andy Molnar, john Lee, Charles Papio, Dick Vergiels, Leon St. john l?oz1'24Don Konolf, Chuck Carey, Dick Hamriclc, Bill Higes, Ja ck Momany, George Roth, Bill Bumbera, Rudy Masell, john Wy- gandt, George Eckerman, George Nesteroff, Coach Konnert lIrm'3-Don Sturgill, john Wagner, jim Berning, Dwight Gould, Norman Patterson, Robert Jacobs, Dan Seemann, Lyle Myrice, Walter Seaman, Ed Romp, George Antoine, Bob McKinley meme ooiball The Reserve football team under the coaching and direction of Mr. George Konnert experienced a favorable season, finishing in second place in city league competition. In their first two games the Reserves gained victories over Woodward 19-0 and Central 14-13. The Indians ran up against Libbey and were subdued 6-0. With more experience and knowledge of the game of football behind them, the Waiters were able to triumph in their final city games defeating Scott 15-6 and rolling over DeVilbiss 19-0. An exciting game was played under the lights against a heavier and experienced Clay varsity team. The Indians were leading at the half 7-6, only to be downed in the last quarter to lose 18-7. They closed a successful season traveling to Holland to triumph over their varsity 6-O. Outstanding members of the squad were Myrice, Seemann, Lee, Carey, Papio, Wagner, Lippert, Sturgill, Antoine, Hodges, and Nauman. Carey and Lee were the high scorers. 98 Row 1-Bill Barrett, Larry Lincoln, Arnold Steadman, Bill White, Steve Katich, Bill Thomas, Paul Van Camp, Bob Stuck, Dick Whitson R0u'2-Merritt Schaeffer, Donald Beede, John 'H'lebar, Bill jeske, Dwight Walter, Don Berning, David Bueschen, Paul Sandoz, jim Craig, Don Smith, Delbert Dayton Ruudwjack Zedro, Ronnie Duncan, Paul Zatko, Don Thompson, Loren Van Tuyl, Melvin Wier, Coach Rohlnng, Robert Bee, John Nicholas, Donald Spear, Robert Timm, Sonny Busdicker, Bob 'Horst rerbmfm Football The Waite High undefeated Freshmen rolled over more experienced and heavier competition. Ninety-six green players answered the first practice call, with thirty-three being kept for the season. Perrysburg Freshmen and Lightweights, Whitmer Lightweights, and Clay Freshmen and Reserves all fell victims to our Papooses. Steve Katich and Bill Thomas, fast and clever backs, and Joe Hllebar, Bill White, Paul Van Camp, and Don Smith on the line were instrumental in bringing such a line record to the Waite Freshmen. Much of their success is due to the excellent coaching and training of Coach Steve Rohlring. TEAM RECORD Waite 20 ......,. ,c..,.. P errysburg Frosh 0 Waite 27 .....c., ......., W hitmer Reserves 0 Wfaite 14 ,c....c. .,ccc, P errysburg Reserves 7 Waite 47 .....,.. .c....c.., C lay Reserves 16 W'aite 8 ......,. ..... C lay Frosh 0 99 A i A A...,1: augur -IE iff' if. I -14-:f gf 1,2 Q W ! K 1-,QQ if A 57 f 'f A .,J,.f,, my as If S? fx J ri MF' ,-g ?'5 !-www ' ff Mai? .A veg b V Q 1 1. as 4- vx .ku .. Q J t 1 ,rx QE Ai is ., A ,A H' 5, 05 Nw W , .K 5 s , . .. A 5.-972 ' 5' fzl X 1 v Qii W F ff M 5 if . l if Q5 fi S QQ? X' Q w, R I ,dsx iw kr 3 5 it 4 A wb 5? Ex X A A usa, fn ri' X, I f 1.-Q E , 1.42 2 , 55,1 , -V x I im , PM A. s'hwf 3'Q' 1 mu-33 WQQ-iff -W' A A 4 It' N'Q-af! .r . ' ,K si' ' ' E, gg: Q 1 sig S WK! 5542 fr 5 ' ,V Km . f 1 .Q Y ff A X -3 s d X X A fig QR 1 .J Ex 2, CJ ...xx N X SVN JAX - 1 X ww, f.. 5 .QQ 1 'jf' K . A is ...' ,, A? gifs' rx, A Y' Xxxbwxvfff 'M E: ' 1 M -11: F e -2 1 .,,. jf , is jim Heinlein feaii Stfllltfflr. Bill ill-j'6l',f azrrizjy azrkefbazll Xlifith apparently a good nucleus of lettermen from the previous year on hand, basketball prospects in November appeared good. However, as the season went on, repeated changes in the make-up of the stluad acted as a handicap, and not until late season did the team settle down to consistent team play. Ball handling improved but the inability to cash in on scoring chances hurt. One good consistent scorer would have turned the result in several games, but this play was ever lacking. Team spirit was excellent. At the beginning of the season the Indians met with heartening success, winning three out of tlie first live games. XVaite liell before Libbey because of the lack of practice for the football players who had just hnished their season at Clanton, lt appeared that Wiiite was headed for a successful season when they met their bitter rivals, the Central lrish, and let them down 29-28 in a great game. However, the Indian live was stopped and, although revisions in the lineup and other alteration in ollense were made, the XVaiters seemed unaccountably stymied. 7 Toward the end of the season they made a valiant attempt to snap out of their slump. Moving over to Scott, the Indians upset the heavily-favored Scott Bulldogs 28-26. The season concluded with the game in the district tournament. Libbey had to iight to win over a determined Indian live 35-53. Bill Gregus was the team's leading scorer with Captain Jim Schaetzke performing creditably offens- ively and defensively. Rutherford, Roper, and Schnell are the graduating seniors who are turning the task of winning next year to Selee, Schaetzke, Gregus, Watkins, Seemann, and Nauman. All indications point to a team next year that will again put Waite among the forerunners of the league. Coach Bill Fetters is to be commended for his untiring efforts and interest during such a discouraging and disappointing season. Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite 30 50 27 40 29 31 25 28 34 15 36 ,......,.......Cl21y 20 Waite 19 Bowling Green ..n,,..Perrysburg 52 Waite 40 ,,,,.,s,,e,,,,,iLibbey ...,,,.,,.,Libb6y 40 Waite Sl Central Fremont 26 Waite 27 ,,,,,,Mar-Qmber .........Central 28 Waite 23 ,.....,DeVilbiss e.,,,, Macomber 58 Waite Z8 ,.t,,,,...,,,. Scott .......i,......Saginaw 35 Waite Z8 ........Woodward ..,t.....Port Huron 41 Waite 27 ......Perrysburg DeVilbiss 58 T Scott 40 Ournament Woodward 43 Waite 33 e,,mLibbey Rr1u'I-jim Boyle, Bill Gregus, Walter Young, Eddie Lane, jim Schaetzke, Bill Myers, Bill Roper. Rnu'2iCoach Fetters, Bill Watkins, Charles Rutherford, Al He ler, jack Dawn , B'll S l , 1' S h ll p sin i eee jess c ne, jim Hepler. -4 9 -fi -fl 5 1 --i7 40 26 55 39 35 lcflll'I7W.ll'l'UI1 Vfright, john Kaduk, Bob Carson, Lyle Myrice, Dan Seemann, jim Nauinann Rr1zz'J--Gene lXlVClNlUlg.ILlI1. Allen Lowe, john Lee, Bill Martin, Louis Sentli, Coach Konnert Reserve azrkefbazll The Waiite reserve basketball team finished an exciting season in a second place tie with Woodwzlrd in the city lightweight league. accumulating a record of 10 won and 6 lost. Thrillers were won from Fremont 25-21, Central 28-2-1, DeVilbiss 19-17, Scott 29-26, and Wfoodward 26-25 and 29-28. Wzlite was the only team to down Xlifoodward twice this season. The regular live consisted of Lee, Nesteroff, Nauman, Seemann, and Martin with Carson, McMorgan, XXfright, and Sendi performing capably as replacements. Seemann and Martin were tied for top honors in scoring with Nauman finishing the season strong. These three players were promoted to the varsity after the end of their season for the district tournament. A great deal of credit for the success of this team is due to George Konnert, who took his men in hand early in the season and by rigorous training combined with individual coaching developed a team that will eventually win more laurels for Waite. 104 Rau' IfRicIiard Rollins, Andy Veres, Harry Myrice, Jack Furman, Dick Dukes, Bill Young, Loren Van Tuyl Razr!-Cliarles O'Sl1ea, Lawrence Swartz, Mel Wier', Pete Carlo, Ray Spencer, Al De Arniond, Clyde Reese Rozy?-Coacli Fettcrs, Arnold Szakovits, Stuart Peterson, Bob Yenrick, Bob Hansen, Bob Horst, Dick Wliitsoii ffefbmfm Basketball The Freshmen, due to the handicap of practice conditions, played a shortened schedule. No league team defeated them twice, while a double win was gained over Scott. No games were dropped during the latter half of the schedule. These boys rate much praise for the spirit exhibited by their willingness to wait day after day for practice time following varsity workouts. Spencer, Dukes, Yenrick, Horst, and Hansen, the starting tive, showed promise and improvement as the season advanced. The regular substitutes, Young, XXfhitson, Furman, Myrice, O'Shea, and DeArmand, also saw action in several games. The entire squad had plenty of pep and enthusiasm. It has been the policy of Coach Fetters to work long hours with the Freshmen, thus forming the nucleus of a future championship team. He deserves much credit for his work and patience with these youngsters. 105 l 1 Rau' I-Steve Szabo, Chuck O'Shea, Carl Kingston, Bob Petrie, Lee Kramer, Lawrence Schwartz Razr?-Willis Keesee, Harold White, Louis Sendi, Bernard johnson, Dick Sheets, Lee Cyphers, joe Bellas, Bill Myers Rmzyi-Bill Watkins, Dick Henderly, Bill Carter, Charles Rutherford, Coach Fetters, Bill Selee, jess Schnell, john Weaver, Warren Wright mfr Country Winning its fourth consecutive city championship and its second straight district title made the '45 team a worthy successor to the ones of other years. Unbeaten in the city since 1941, this team also triumphed over Fremont, Findlay, Old Fort, and Monroe, Michigan. Led by Bob Petrie, who climaxed four years of fine effort by a lifth in the state meet, the team also featured Dick Henderly, Charles Ruther- ford, john Weaver, Bill Selee, Bill Watkins, Lee Cypher, Willis Keese, and Richard Sheets. They were pushed by a large squad of runners, many of whom will be heard from in the future. Both the cross country and track teams were again coached by Mr. Fetters. 106 Track With seasoned material lacking, the track team met with only mediocre success. Weakness in the sprints, hurdles, pole vault, and high jump could not be overcome by the strength in the weights and distance runs. Consistent point-getters were Dick Witty in the shot and discus, Bob Petrie in the mile and 880, and Dick I-Ienderly in 440 and broad jump. The coming season holds a giant question mark for those whose forte is track. R0u'1-Bob Petrie, Harold Bounds, Edgar Walker, Gene McMorgan, Claude Lynch, Charles Stokes, Bill Martin Rou'2-Willis Keesee, Al Bounds, Steve Szabo, Carl Armstrong, jim Martin, Dan Seemann, Bill Gillespie, Bob Dedo Rou'3-joe Kovacs, Bernard Johnson, joe Bellas, Dick Henderly, Dick Eaton, Louis Racz, Harry Mills, Clayton Scott, jim Campbell, Coach Fetters 060 lfdrlie lyric, Charles Rutl1ci'foi'd, George McLaughlin, jack Canning, Leon St. john, Larry Morgan, lllmer Scallish. Bill Gregus, Wfalter Young Mr. Ltu, Clilvm Stover, Gordon Volkers, jack Huffman, Dean Althouse, Coach Rohlfmg, James Rolf, Dori Str-wart, jess S rcwss, Dwight Gould The umpire yelled Play ball! as baseball was again resumed as a competitive sport at Waite. Many eager players took up the bat to defend the city title, but Lady Luck just wasn't with the green Indians. Coach Rohllings team played several outstanding games, defeating Whitmer, the defending district champ, 14-1, in five innings unloading a barrage of ten hitsg they later rallied for a 12-6 win over Temperance, Michigan, with Steve Contos clouting out two homers. The highlight of the season was a 4-3 win over Macomber, the district champs. This win knocked Macomber out of a full share of the city title. Lewis Cross hurled a five-hitter while striking out twelve batters. Bill Gregus was the team's leading batter. An experienced team is returning for the present campaign with a brighter season forthcoming. jarucs tllollf, Larry Morgan, Don Stewart, Steve Contos, Bill Gregus, Elmer Scallish, Calvin Stover, Charles Ruther orc BdJ6b6ZZ! Pal Kelley, B019 Sager, Pefe Var Coach Melvin Stocks hopes to renew interest in golf this year. For the past several years, Waite boys have not actively participated in golf, but a 0 team seems to be likely this spring. Only three players, Bob Sager, Pete Vas, and Dick McDonald, reported for the regular matches last season. These boys were joined by Pat Kelley to take part in the district tournament. More students than ever before are following bowling at Waite. This year Waite entered three teams for league play, the Indians, the Nationals, and the Americans. The Nationals Hnished third in their league and the Americans finished third in the roll-off. High scorers were Sager, Feudi, Horvath, Brooks, Greisiger, Jensen, and Sendi. Row!--Bob Sager, W'illiam Tinta, Dick Fitch, Bill Pollock, Claire Dunn. R0u'2-Don Jensen, Paul Billan, Al Feudi, Guido Tambur, Wayne Kinsel, Bill Brooks, Rauhi-Louis Sendi, William Greisiger, Lewis Cross, jack Huffnrui, lid Arvuy, jack Baumgartner Team captains: Americans, Bob Sager, Indians, Louis Horvathg Nationals, Bill Greisiger Bowling O9 fflff Uffffffw rw R52 X X2 xx X . N X Ss X I Alma Mater swgvi ny' Q4-at f wa :rum rd iii EMF ig ,Eh FFFEE 'PEM FEFf FE E 2254, ,:l...t'.1,:EA 1 5 -i i-1 -2 K H Gal. ' ' aasfisaa E E e H - Lovsfue WKPLE mm -- 'rue ow. I J: L H Q g ,. 5 4 4 3 Solqbmegl rllr. Nfzle Smiflv, one nf um' mor! 1'l'gmwf1,i' .i Calendar The gzfilzy one if Allen Sfmzlv. ll'Vlf7zll'.l' live lmnlzle, Harlrzfz? llI6'g1feL'I',l . Loyal, loyal fn fall! ll 'r1ife High . , SliP'l'liMBl2R: -i School begins. Premier Giune. 7 II lnk Schedules. Wlilite won one and lost one. he Cflieerlerulers. I3 Central Mass meeting given by the liorum. lvl Central and Wriite grime 0-15, I8 junior Cflnss meeting. First payment on junior Class rings. 30 Wloodward mass meeting given by t ll XXlooelwurel and Wliiite game U-51. 27 Libbey mass meeting by the Q.D. 28 Libbey and Wiiite oA6. Calendar Avfiwr .rlwfi ez! Ike I:!2I'll17.'fQ. D. fnofhrfsll game. The Forzmz lille-up really lower fierce. Belween fmlrer the Dfi rlirmrr plnyr OCTOBER: l 5 4 5 8 ll 12 15 15 17 I8 19 20 25 26 Z7 The magazine sale starts. Opera, La Traviataf' DeVilbiss mass meeting by Phils. Toledo Tomorrow. Everyone visits the exhibit. DeVilbiss and Waite 6-27. Magician show by Birch. Central mass meeting by the Art Club. Choir Roast. Free Day-Columbus Day. Q.D. and Forum Football game 6-26. Central and Waite 6-26. Magazine campaign ends. Mr. Mills' team wins Drawing for Magazine campaign prizes. Woodward mass meeting by Zets. Lit societies' pledge and initiation day. Wfoodward and Waite 0-21. Peri Roast at Side Cut Park. Libbey mass meeting by the Pro and Con. Libbey and Waite 0-27. Forum roast and hayride at Pearson Park. .xv 1 NUVEMBER: l 7 3 5 8 U IO ll li 19 21 22 25 26 50 Mass meeting by Junior Class. Mansfield game at Mansfield 12-27, Phil roast and hayride at Pearson Park. Victory Loan Program. DeVilbiss mass meeting by the Peris. XXfaite Reserves and Clay varsity 7-18 Band roast at Side Cut Park. i C J Z 6 ffl J Q V DeVilbiss and Wfaite 0-46. French Club Skating Party, Honor Society Induction. Speaker Rev. Patterson. Annual collection. Scott mass meeting by Student Council, Mary ligar- ius football queen. Scott' and Wziite 0-52. lfree Days. Thanksgiving Vacation. Wttite-Scott Dance at the Civic Auditorium. Senior Class meeting. Clay and NXfaite Basketball Z0-52. Vim, 17,3013 .WJ iiftzffilt ll tzife',r i'lwe1'fei1ffr-iii'.' flliix' Srlieirfer, llnfviw Bfirrefl. D.zf1f1'1 Hj.V!!2lf1, Yzvzlme Bizrrefl. Dfw Koejvffer, .md Rn.rw11t11'g Nullveif. ezlenclewf The ffmlfsrzlf flfrllll rel11.x'e.r l2e!1l'ee11 IIILIJJ meelifzgr DECEMBER: l Canton and Wziite 0-0. 5 Annual collection. -i Perrysburg and Waite 32-30. 6 A mass meeting dcelifated to our football team's mothers sponsored by the Phils. 7' Libbey and Waite 40-27. IO Honor Soeiety Quiz, students participating. Russel Perry, Quizmaster. Football Banquet, Cecil Isbell, speaker. Il Fremont and Wzlite 26-40. I3 junior Class one-act playfnlior Wliom the Tele- phone Rings. Zets entertained the Peris and Phils with a tea dance. 1 1 Central and Wziite 28-29. 21 Christmas Program. 17 Saginaw-Vifaite 35-25. 14 Port Huron and Wzlite- 41-28. 21 Christmas Vacation starts. O111' Foolball Qfleeu ill her r'1'0z1'11ing glory. Qzzeeu zlflary Egarifzr. ivjfb her afte11d1z11f.r Cfe1'1'y lvlH'l'l.l .mtl P111 Robarge, being r'rf1u'11ed hy CaplaZ11 Clilzlrnl K1111z. 116 1946 pl':17f4AC'l',f xx!.l1'Ql:uI1'L'f Liuku, Viffffff lslvfvr, .lwry Svlvffniz. Czrwz Szfliflv, Clwzrlofl Bffrf'ju1'. Tzrihz lI ei.1'e. Rim Clizfz, lHdI'U'1'l1 Ln11ge11efke1', Sffllffjllg flveir .ffzflf zriffv llveir Drffm Albzjw' Dafa Lmiswi. 7'1'e,1ml lo L1 wie after five C.111lw1 Glzme. I ' x f Szikmxx I' I . , v -QQI A! :Rv A' 5 RN gy, I ig' ji' l .X f 'Q' ' jff'-MK 5 N Jr f If L. .W Y! ff ' Q Q A' Q ' if K -4....u Q .A,G .J l XXX ' K I ff fl , My fj K Q , W ' 'M X 5, 4 x Vg r -QQQQ9 Q . V 4 1-U A 'HQ 'Qi 6 C1111 nf I-Hgh Smfvfml llfzzcf' Silfilzg: ferry Sflvfmzz, Nfzzzvy lfyoad. 104111116 Cook. Ahzry T1lL'k6I', Sfazzdizlgg Ed W ier, Billy Sleifzmjfler, D011 Pizzkley, CLI!! of For Ii Zv0111 the TC'!6lfIh0II6 Ring! Sjflizzgg Dwzmz Spzaw, john Rofefzberger. Slrylllcffllgf Gary Gabricff. Pa! L11111111, Clmrloffe Blfrrier. Robemz jeffrey. Bvfvfzd the 1521125 Silfillg: Dazhl Sbllflfl, I'Iar1'iel!e Prlflrwk. EJ lV'ier. ,Yffz11:lif1KQ,' Mfflfffi Mf'C'w'111iz'k. lfvfzerl Gl'C'6IIlFl'. I5 vm ,,, ww , Uv? Ye f x 3 1 Wa! M 'ffm Y Q, um- if ' s ah EV 1. -ucv m lst' nn. 22 Gr'.'z'lmz.'c,i' of Arllvzzr 1llf!l'7't1vj f al Tri-Li! Dance. Time 0111 for Lili, Bf1rIf1.'.'.' ll 'rm'lv the lzinfief F1111 mul .rllfiler zriffv Dnrfj' Mylar. azlendmf JANUARY: 5 Senior mathematics test. Lecture on Eskimo life. A DeVill3iss and Wzlite 38-3-ii. 7 Movie Melody for Three. ll Scott and Waite 40-15. l junior Friendship and Red Cross sponsored ii dance after game. Betty Bergin's Orchestra. 15, 16 Exams 17, 18 Free Days. Zvi Ink Schedules. Zi junior Class Rings. Senior Banquet and Prom at WOIl1RU'S Building. Pretz Russell's Orchestra. Bo junior Class One-Act Play, High School Daze. ,Sim ' . Y' Wh 'Q gi A K nn far k nw 'J HT ..M4,, Q 1 '-f ., .w:f 'A-v-'L '-7' 'f ' ,Stn f f . H.- - ' A WW 8' ' A fx 25,1 ' ' 1 ' 'VC ' Av' ' u ,-A ',7'f 1'5 I 3?'f9'4-vw '- '-L5 71- ' , X X. N if- W, xl s , 1' 7 ' F A' M Q , ' MX f if ri 1 Q w 1 3' L , 1 Hn! MW f 'Q' m A X 1 w ' , .? MLM 'ff + W' 3 - ...tai , . M A ' . A R N Mg! k .aflzmlfm .,-,, ' - 'H . ,ff .,- A .. A . V- 1, . wg, ,f X g , ' .,' fi 1 Auf - -ff , W 1 3 ,, ' ft! 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'I 4' -WVU .HL , 1 f., -Y I Q . ' MQ. as ' , ,sz , w , Y 1 E- xx , 43,5 ij: 'si Vg, :dw ,mn H , Q, f , A , wawggy? 4 rv ' .i 'V ' W V ' A .. M mf. W 5 'Y -M-N-- ' M f ' ' , 'ff'-'f Tl , , f,,,,,Wf!.p 'V' 4- 2' .,, ' ' ,ff - , ' nf Y ' fp. f' M 1 .' WV,- mf' a I 4 , if 4 4 in '-' , , . , .Af . . ' .. 'A . I ,W fy 1' f H , ,7, 4 41 ,L ' 'A H 4 , , ,f . 1 1 1 , . ,Q , ,A A ,fi Q . 11 1' '55 ' f Q u 4 ,--N, QQ P ' ' gf' V , , N ' , K l li ' ' Q ,X 1 ,A,,, 26' f, , fda , - I Mx: .fy tm Come here .wif hike my y'7irHn'e. I'll be glad I0 .rfup eizfiulg. rlwnglv I .wx lvniiqry FF I 4 8 lZ li 16 18 Z0 Zl 22 25 27 zzlendmf BRUARY: Central and Wrtite 51-59. Phil Skating Party. Mucomber and Wzlite 27-57. Program for Lincoln-Speaker, Dr. Losh. Scott and Waite 26-28. Pro and Con huyride at Pearson Park. Annual collection. Student Council directors had ri meeting with each class. ' Nurses from Flower Hospital to talk to jr. and Sr. girls about nursing. Wfoodwnrd and Waite 35-28. Pro and Con sponsored :i dance after game. Betty l5ergin's Orchestra. Tri-Lit dance Secor Hotel. Dusty Myles' Orchestra. Singer Otto Schott. Movie U.N.R.A.-Greece sponsored by junior and Senior Friendship. WHAT MAKES A CHAMPION TEAM? This is to the little fellows, the unnoticed bench- warmers who were out in the heat, mud, wind and cold, who worked just as hard as the lettermen, and usually harder for they were the testing ground for the varsity. They were the boys who were out on the field every afternoon after school playing and sweating for three or four hours and then home for homework. The point is this: they were loyal to the team without hope of reward-no letter for third stringersg loyal because they knew glory meant work and the varsity man of tomorrow is the scrub of yesterday. Now you've heard about the scrub, next year you'll hear from the varsity man. dZ67Z6Zdl MARCH: 4 Junior Class Skating Party. 7 Honor Society Quiz Information Please! with teachers on panel, Quizmaster Bob Evans. , 8 Glee Club DancefSpring Frolic-Betty Bergin's Or- chestra. 15 Benefit Basketball game 20-17. Two top pre-induc- tion classes. 17 Zet Tea for mothers. 19 C. E. Jones- Beyond the Rainbow. 20 Marine Sergeant talks and shows a movie to Senior boys about Marines. 21 Sports Show. 22 Lit Societies' pledge and initiation day. Z3 Student Council Roast and Hayride. 25 Robinson-musical show. 125 Cmwlv Mfiflellbfzfvuf and ffm C.l1111l17befl ffzlkizzlg if UIYI' before ilu' I.11f1lv:1 lgllllc. NMzIifL .f Qgfifffflif P111 Keffqy. Bnfz S.f1ge1'. Diff: Mflimmllf ,zml Pala VLH. Dirk Hefidwly if doing live Vllllllillg lnmzd jump. Dui f.'f?l'!!L'7' nm! Buff Pefrie fzpfw'fmffvI11,q fha' jiffisln line, 1'Hu'lI.ffiB!lf IQcIllH3f'f gel flu! full. The Three M1z,rkefee1'.s 3-Biff Gillexffllie, Bill G'1'cg1m'. and fiw Cmzzlbbell. 126 D'B-mgaifgs MA-A rid' my Wm-.. 5 D 3 ? i1 . X www: M ' D -X ,,,-- ' ,.,-f 'r' wsu , . - ' 5sfg.4Q'fleY,E:e1Erh: - ' ,I - 61' ' Qvww :gui fi' A ,,,. Sllflllliljllg team mezzflzerf Dirk Legozzxvii. Cfvffri Sflnizmmfl. Bob Ihfffzw. Dirk Bfwzuellzmz, Dfw jemezl. Clfzylmz Smfl, and Carl Sunf- ffml lzuzfulv Lewz Hein! ff7ll,lZ7 off. 'llmb 1114211 Cm! .S'11'.z1ffml .zmf Dun 16111621 fmzcfivc ffm zuzviflg 11.11 f. 9 Daily .rreuer from :fairer in radio. zzzarhifre rhop, wechazziml r!i'rz:z'if1g. am! wood .rlw az Z e 72 ai Q ff APRIL: 1 Honor Society Induction, Reverend Mayer. Biology Skating Party. 2 Mrs. Philips gives an inspirational talk to juniors and Seniors, -1 Boys' Club Movie-pictures of XX!aite-Canton Lincoln game. 5 Play Production class presented He CIouldn't Marry Five. H Army program for junior and Senior boys. IU Dental Program for Seniors only. Easter Service in Auditorium, sponsored by Hi-Y and Friendship Clubs. 12 Co-ed Dance in Gym. Betty Bergin's Orchestra. 15 19 Easter Vacation. 26 Art Club Dance. Gopher Hole Night Club. Larry Walk's orchestra. Calendar MAY: 2 Honor Society Recognition Service for Freshmen and Sophomores. Senior Day at University of Toledo. 3 Phil Tea. 9-10 Feather Waite Follies. 10 Peri Mothers' Tea. 15 Honor Society Recognition Service for juniors and Seniors. 24 French Club Picnic. 25 Zet Banquet. 29 Sizzle Picnic. Peri Banquet. JUNE: 2 B11ccalaureategCollingwood Presbyterian Church. Doctor R. Lincoln Long. 5-4 Exams. 4 junior Prom, Woman's Building. 6 Commencement at Paramount. lI .zile',i t'fl1llQi?llfrlf and ejficieul njife force. Mu. lime llvfllfcjf- llfdllffl. Allir. Em Ylzylur, Aflrf. Rally BI'0ll1I6h'lt1l1. and Mfr. Rzzfb Srlwllz, To the Class of '46'f the PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION of WAITE HIGH SCHOOL dedicates this space. 'LWe extend our best wishes to ou and Y place in you our confidence for a brighter and better future. REV. C. E. WINTRINGHAM Prefident RITZ NITE CLUB Specializing in HUNGARIAN and AMERICAN D I N N E R S End of Starr Avenue Qopposite Pearson Parkj TAy1or 0114 Compliments af BROWN MOTOR SALES PONTIAC DEALER Also Used Cars 417 Main Street TAylor 4631 Drink More Fresh ToLEDo MILK . DISTRIBUTORS' M 1 1 k ASSOCIATION The Chesshire Studio 328 Superior Avenue, N.W. Cleveland, Ohio Yard 1-22 Main Street Yard 2-744 Water Street Yard 3-Consaul Street and Toledo Terminal R. R. Yard P153 So. St. Clair Street Yard 5-301 Sylvania Avenue Yard 6-Dorr Street and T. A. and W. R. R. The f l Kuhlman Builders' Supply Qhlicial Photographers and Brick Company for Phone ADams 4107 The PURPLE and GOLD Truck Mixt Concrete DuPont Paints if 919 Nicholas Building Toledo, Ohio Scientific I hstrum ents TH E FOR INDUSTRIAL, EDUCATIONAL, M C M U S - 0 UP MEDICAL USE , C 0 M PA N Y MICROSCOPES CALORIMETERS BA LAN CES FURNACES f PH. EQUIPMENT INCUBATORS I WATER STILLS STERILIZERS MICROTOMES BALOPTICONS CHEMICALPREAGENTS Printers . . . Stationers O The RUPP 8: BOWMAN Co. SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT Second Floor 319 Superior Street Complete Ojice Ouqitters 713-715 Jefferson Avenue Toledo, Ohio 132 Congratulations I TO ALL 1946 GRADUATES May you be as successful in everything you do, as you have been these last four pleasant years at Waite Hi. J. c. PENNEY co. Corner Main and First Streets The Fred Christen 81 Sons Company Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors Built-Up Roofs Insulation Asbestos and Brick Siding Roofs That Last nz Lfe Time 714-16 George Street Phones ADams 4161-4162 Complimentf of KEWPEE HOTELS KEWPEE HAMBURG FROSTED MALTED - TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Monroe at 23rd and Collingwood 314 North Erie Street Never Closed Lefs Make It ez Party I Whether it's a basket picnic, a trip to an athletic event, a sight-seeing tour, or a more formal occasion, when you charter a bus you permit everyone to enjoy the trip from the time you leave until you are all safely home. Expensive? . . . no indeed. On the con- trary you will find that compared with other forms of travel, chartered service is very reasonable. For suggestions and quotations, call ADams 1241. The Community Traction Co. 5 18 jefferson Avenue Toledo, Ohio Paul Le Fewfe GLAUSERS .M 'Greenbowe -Freda 1-JFLOWERS Office: 143 Rockingham Street Phone GArf1eld 1543 Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Classes for beginners and advanced. Funeral Designs All ball room dancing. 0 Introduction required. We Telegraph Flowers See Blade daily for class openings. 4 e- A Say it with Flowers HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana JEWELERS T0 WAITE HIGH SCHOOL Representative: P. D. COOK Postoiiice Address: Maumee, Ohio Telephone WAlbridge 3890 134 ' ENROLL NOW- The demand for comptometer operators exceeds our supply. The course is short, interesting and prac- tical. You will receive individual instructions from trained expert instructors on the latest model comp- tometers. Call, phone or write for our catalogue. We employ no solicitors. THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL H, W. Morrison, Manager I.0.0.F. Bldg, Room 203, 17th and Monroe Sts. MAin 8421 GOOD 'FOR EVERY NEED HOMES o FARMS o ESTATES COMMERCIAL o INDUSTRIAL Marleau-Hercules Fence Co 3602 Detroit Avenue at Collingwood GArfield 9579 The Wm. H. Garbe Hardware Co. SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE Corner Euclid Avenue and Second Street Phone TAylor 1609 CORN S INSURANCE AGENCY Fire - Dwelling - Household Goods Automobile-Liability and Property Damage Old Line Stack Companief Only 819 Starr Avenue TAylor 3075 WN... 0 . I 4 Q QYQ::'.c,.Qse':.EIif:,'.f:: 1? 1 FDDY KILOWPS On the iob night and day . . . as close as your nearest electric outlet . . . ready to do one or a dozen tasks easier, better, quicker . . . REDDY KILOWATT is E' your dependable electric servant. Complimmtf of The Maumee Malleable Casting Co. SERVICE and QUALITY Woodville and W. 8: L. E. R. R. ERIKSEN'S INC. TYPEWRITER RENTALS PORTABLE and STANDARD TYPEWRITERS For a Complete Line of School Supplies 319-21 Erie Street MAjn 3211 Complimenn of HOWARD A. EGGLESTON and KERMIT L. MEINERT Eggleston Funeral Home 732-734 Main Street TAylor 4434 Compliment: of Eastwood Dairy EAST BROADWAY AT WOODVILLE Delicatessen :: Sandwiches Bakery and Soda Fountain THIS BooK IS BOUND IN A KINGSKRAFT COVER Manufactured by THE KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENN. TAy1or 0252 Toledo, Ohio Complimentr of C R A I G ' S Working Men's Store O Shoes - Hats - Furnishings 201-203 Main Street Compliment! of The Kuehmann Potato Chip Company 1105 Dorr Street ADams 6291 Remember Tloe Main Qej! M A I N Cleaners and Launderers 205 Main Street 2718 Monroe Street Senfe-Way Super Market 820-24 Starr Avenue 2020 Starr Avenue 505 Oak Street 1561 Oak Street Save the Save-Way F---4 Telephone Business' College . Private Scc:ctarial School MAIII 72 74 Huron and Adams Toledo. Ohio We offer the fallawing ruperior advantager. I Most complete courses II Most experienced faculty III Finest equipment IV Largest call for graduates Hlnvertigate before You Invert Day and Night School open all year. Send for Course Folder. 136 . I? , LASSROOM DAYS will soon be just a mellow memory. Now for a new world to conquer-the business world. It's a wise graduate who seeks her future in telephone work. Here is a company with a deserved reputation for being az good place to work . . . offer- When you step from classroom to career, you'll find that telephone employment is a step in the right direction . . .Apply at 121 Huron Street. THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY '14 good ?lm:e to Wm' ing a wide variety of desirable, interesting jobs . . . operating, stenographic, accounting and clerical . . . You work in a friendly atmosphere with girls your own age. You start at a good salary and your pay- check grows with regular scheduled increases! 'Q WINDOW SHADES - Made to order. PAINTS and ENAMELS - For all purposes. LINOLEUMS and ASPHALT TILE - For both residential and commercial needs. WATERPROOFINGS - For concrete, brick and cement surfaces. ACME WINDOW SHADE COMPANY 114 Main Street Phone TAylor 3292 East Toledo, Ohio School and Artists' Supplies . . . Greeting Cards efilreeloor Trmtmg 646 MAIN STREET Open jlzturdoys 'til 9.410 p. m. TAylOr 4018 Compliments of The WACHTER SHOE CO. Over 70 years of Honest Values for the Entire Family 105 Main Street 430 Summit Street 221 Summit Street Collzplimefzts of Hirzel Brothers Florists EAST BROADWAY GREENHOUSE Florist Telegraph Delivery When your car vvon't start... CALL TAylor 5194 Electrical WorkgMOtor Overhaul-Tune-up Body and Fender Repair Authorized Parts and Service for Auto-Lite and Delco-Remy Ignition Systems GROSS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 211 Platt Street Compliments of Von Ewegen 8: Witgen PHARMACISTS Corner Starr Avenue and East Broadway Toledo, Ohio Compliments of Clegg Ambulance Service Owned and operated by WORTH W. CLEGG FUNERAL HOME enioeff GN! Anspach, joyceH218 Raymer Boulevard Anteau, Marion-1612 Greenwood Avenue Ayling, jean-4927 Summit Street Bazar, Audrey-903 Butler Street Bergin, Betty-2742 127th Street Bernard, Mary-405 Fourth Street Biddle, Phyllis-3462 149th Street Biggs, Hazel-1227 Crystal Street Biggs, Louise-1227 Crystal Street Black, Judith-2826 123rd Street Boehm, Jeanette-455 Walden Avenue Boneff, Yanka-219 Oswald Street Bonis, Mary-2532 York Street Buckenmeyer, Irene-314 Plymouth Street Burger, Virginia-1917 Idaho Street Chanak, Marou-1540 Albert Street Chatlain, Betty-1302 Oak Street Clark, Mary-665 Platt Street Collins, jane-811 Dearborn Avenue Collins, Laura-544 St. Louis Street Conrad, June-651 Oswald Street Cook, Donna-1947 Starr Avenue Covill, Joanne-1418 Mott Avenue Crawford, Daisy-354 Valleywood Drive Dandar, Helen-1861 Genesee Street Dennis, Corinne-1701 Greenwood Avenue Dombrady, Viola-2402 Valentine Street Dougherty, Ruth Ann-648 Platt Street Drace, joan-517 Howland Street Dunaway, Marjorie Ellen-435 Potter Street Egarius, Mary-1520 Lakewood Street Ehret, Mary-2036 Mason 'Street Emch, Barbara jean-2150 Seaman Street Engle, Martha-1807 East Broadway Faust, Claudia-314 Utah Street Fedczuk, Margaret-1217 Vinal Street Fetter, joan-718 Plymouth Street Frazier, Joy-5237 307th Street Freimark, Iris-928 Willow Avenue Furrer, Sue-1324 Oak Street Gaffney, Lois-753 Dover Place Gaines, Vivian-4622 290th Street Genzman, Beatrice-1415 North Ravine Parkway Gertz, Ruth-2711 120th Street Graham, jean-1632 Milroy Street Greenler, Phyllis-1315 Starr Avenue Griffin, Eileen-3245 135th Street J' Memory Griffin, Pat-845 Utah Street Guba, Margaret-2019 Valentine Street Gunlite, Peggy-2117 Hurd Street Guthrie, Joanne-1021 Liberty Street Hale, Dorothy-405 Third Street Hallauer, Fern-1705 Idaho Street Hansen, Mary Alice-929 Berry Street Hardin, Zelma-233 Lee Street Hathaway, Dona-534 Spring Grove Avenue HHWOffll,-,E1Q6,QQ-658 Pleasant Place Hearnes, Phyllis-253 Spring Grove Avenue Heninger, Bernice-2335 Seaman Street Hipkiss, Gladys-48 Neise Avenue Hollett, Patricia-1312 Kelsey Avenue Hopkins, Doris-1414 Nevada Street Horst, Carla-816 'Fourth Street Horvath, Margie-235 Milford Street Hosko, Verlyn-157 Van Buren Avenue Houser, Grace-541 Oak Street Hunter, Beverly-271 Stillman Courts Huntzinger, Catherine-1129 Ellis Avenue Imes, Marian-1955 Kelsey Avenue Ishler, Violet-1516 Remington Street jaegly, Regina-410 Clark Street Kaduk, Irene-2461 Caledonia Street Kardos, Betty-2404 York Street Kasap, Ann-2426 York Street Keller, Phyllis-5904 316th Street King, jo Anne-1212 Halstead Street Kiroif, Verna-322 Heffner Street Klima, Dorothy-414 Oakdale Avenue Knisely, Dorothy-832 South Main Street Knisely, Eleanor-621 White Street Koester, Verna-2044 Greenwood Avenue Kramer, Irma-2314 Collingwood Avenue LaCourse, Eleanor-5918 316th Street Lazenby, Margaret-2073 Nevada Street Lengel, Margery-2225 Caledonia Street Links, Margaret-63 Birmingham Terrace Longenecker, Marilyn--159 Essex Street Lukert, Mary Ann-1143 Earl Street McDaniels, Lela Mae-2002 Front Street McDonald, Shirley-1116 Starr Avenue McLaughlin, jean-2949 111th Street Martin, Mary-2115 Ontario Street Masell, Doris-2545 108th 'Street Mastakas, Catherine-1410 Albert Street 139 MMM Girly' Directory Meek, Bettie Ann-525 Valleywoocl Drive? 7f Schiavone, Rose Mary-40 Neise Avenue 64 Burr street Micinec, Frances-1661 Bond Street Michael, Jeanne-3035 Case Street Miklosek, Betty-2017 Mason Street Moehring, Gloria-1219 Dawson Street Murray, Betty Jane-1711 Schomboerg Street Myers, Ruth-7,30 Deal Street Naumann, Sally-64 Birmingham Terrace Newmeyer, Phyllis-450 Fifth Street Nichols, Sue-3246 136th Street Norris, Gerry-3460 145th Street Niggemeyer, Mary Annette-345 Raymer Boulevard Notheis, Rosemary-193W East Broadway Novak, Rita-239 Milford Street Nyari, Frances-2132 Bakewell Street Ohliger, Doris-1647 Bond Street Okenka, Mary Jane-218 Milford Street Opre, Helen-441 Oak Street Papio, Gertrude-1624 Kelsey Avenue Papp, Susanne-248 Milford Street Perry, Barbara-551W St. Louis Street Pickerel, june-554 Woodville Street Pierce, Margaret-805 Dearborn Avenue Pollauf, Betty-719 Chesbrough Street Pollock, Harriette-5329 Edgewater Drive Popp, Barbara-132W Navarre Avenue Poulos, Ethel-1207 Vinal Street Power, Gertrude-17025 Tracy Street Prince, Evelyn-2443 Caledonia Street Quinlan, Patricia-5758 Lakeside Avenue Reddington, Enith-740 East Broadway Reese, Roselyn-274 Plymouth Street Reihing, Jeannette-251 White Street Ringler, Jean-1140 Halstead Street Rippel, Mary Louise-1317 Dawson Street Robarge, Patricia-360 Weiler Homes Robinson, Doris-1218 Camden Street Rochte, Charmaine-1325 Nevada Street Rodewald, Helen-1311 East Broadway Rogers, Dorothy-ISOIQ Tracy Street Rogers, joan-726 Leonard Street Romer, Joanne-846 Willow Street Romp, Genevieve-98 Oregon Road Sarra, Mary Lou-339 Heffner Street Saul, Margaret-1724 Bateman Street Schall, Maxine-717 Main Street Schuler, Lou Ann-1556 Oakmont Street Schwarz, Laura-701 Berry Street Sharp, Virginia-534 Starr Avenue Sherman, Betty-44-KLM St. Louis Street Sibbersen, Rosemary-224 Heffner Street Sines, Alice-952 Willow Avenue Slater, Carol-920 Kingston Avenue Sloan, Catherine-426 Yondota Street Smith, Gwendolyn-815 Forsythe Street Sobeki, Virginia-62 Weiler Homes , Solt, Arlis-804 Sixth Street Sopko, Ann-201 Milford Street Soviar, Anna-1653 Woodmore Street Spencer, Marion-100 Weiler Homes Staler, Christine-3220 Gleason Street Stambaugh, Betty-806 Nevada Street Stevens, Eileen-1917 Greenwood Avenue Steward, Lou Mae-948 McKinley Avenue Stoddard, Marilyn-2303 Charlestown Avenue Sturgis, NormaH1412 Kelsey Avenue Sullivan, jean-817 Delence Street Teufel, Doris-2857 N. 109th Street Thomas, Emma Lou-116 East Broadway Thomas, Suzanne-1537 Remington Street Thompson, Prudence-3008 117th Street Tokles, I -ne-1506K Woodville Street Tuey, Dciisres-4837 298th Street Uncapher, Shirley-26 Neise Avenue Valencic, Violet-708 Oakdale Avenue Vassar, Miriam+1632 Oak Street Veres, Ida Mae-1946 Genesee Street Veres, Mary-507 North Wheeling Street Vollmar, Juanita-3061 137th Street Wagoner, Georgia-1208 Mott Avenue Walker, Cornelia-1206 Girard Street Wamer, Beatrice-405 Woodville Street Watterson,-loan-1233 Varland Avenue Weaver, Betty-1715 Oak Street T Weaver, Patricia-574 Church Street Wefer, Louanne-2837 116th Street Weiler, Melva-2508 East Moreland Drive Weise, Twila-1523 Nevada' Street Weiss, Joyce-2857 111th Street Willis, Jeanne-1220 Albert Street Yanco, Dorothy-14 Birmingham Terrace Young, Lois-118 Earl Courts Young, Wanda-705 Leonard Street 140 Senior oyf' Directory Abel, john-2630 118th Street Althouse, Dean-1119 Madeline Street Armstrong, john-1209 Crystal Street Arvay, Edward-307 Whittemore Street Baker, Donald-640 White Street Barber, Roger-811 Mason Street Barrett, jack-408 Starr Avenue Bates, Raymond-576 Leonard Street Bauer, Robert-1112 Varland Avenue Bochi, joseph-2049 Genesee Street Boyce, William-116 Steel Street Busch, Donald-325 East Broadway Campbell, James-1948 Kelsey Avenue Canning, Jack-1315 Greenwood Avenue Cox, William-1327 Utah Street Cross, Lewis-545 'Oakdale Avenue Csendes, George-1546 Mott Avenue Curtis, Merritt-1009 Forsythe Street Dawson, jack-2741 Utah Street DeLauter, Richard-1501 Pool Street Dimke, Donald-1703 Kelsey Avenue Dixon, Harry-634 Leonard Street Donegan, Otto-1217 Delence Street Donovan, Daniel-1807 East Broadway Dudley, Herbert-1215 Dawson Street Dyer, Donald-856 Rogers Street Faneuff, Tom-615 East Broadway Feudi, Albert-2356 York Street ' Freimark, Gigandet Gillespie, Ginnever, Gladieux 7 Gaillard-1720 Vinal Street Ray-514 Plymouth Street William-230 Raymer Boulevard Gene-1706 Nevada Street Dwight-1020 Forsythe Street Hall, Thomas-226 Licking Street Hatch, Bernard-442 Raymer Boulevard Herron, Dick-59 Neise Avenue Hogan, Norman-16 Fassett Courts Jensen, Donald-561 Plymouth Street johnson, HarlanM510 Euclid Avenue Juhasz, Frank-30 Magyar Street Kalter, Don-1931 Idaho Street Kelley, Edwarcl431-5 White Street Kididis, Sotire-1316 Front Street Kieffer, Edwardf1118 Greenwood Avenue Kluender, Frederick-2013 Price Street Knitz, Clinton-923 Stillman Street Koepke, Raymond-3011 121st Street Kutchenriter, Thomas-449 Clark Street Langel, Dick-321 Milford Avenue Larson, Dale-256 Elgin Avenue Lauderman, Blaine-863 Berry Street McPhail, Neil-125 East Broadway Mennitt, Leonard-806 Greenwood Avenue Mullholand, Ronald-208 Raymer Boulevard Orosz, Louis-20 North Wheeling Street Ovall, Clifford-353 Poplar Street Palmer, Ralph-459 Potter Street Parsons, Marion-349 Parker Avenue Petrie, Bob-1363w Miami Street Pezzino, Cornell-220 Licking Street Pitcher, Williamk-1662 Bond Street Preest, Ben-340 Parker Avenue Racz, Louis-273 Dearborn Avenue Ransom, james-25 Neise Avenue Rieth, Maynard-2105 Lehman Avenue Romstadt, Reynold-1510 Albert Street Roper, William-2950 119th Street - Rowland, Thomas-427 Clyde 'Street Rutherford, Charles-V539 Clark Street Sager, Robert-360 Valleywood Drive Scheanwald, William-2037 Idaho Street Scheider, Max-529W Arden Place Schnell, jess-816 Navarre Avenue Schultz, Paul-932 Butler Street Schwartz, Carl-468 Howland Avenue Scobie, Richard-250 Longdale Avenue Scott, Clayton-645 Dearborn Avenue Sherman, Charles-444W St. Louis Street Shirley, Franklin-255 Patker Avenue Sheets, Richard-807 Delence Street Smith, James-967 Rogers Street Sparks, Richard-1718 Oak Street Spoon, Dwayne-714 Navarre Avenue Stearns, Dick-1301 Kelsey Avenue Steinmetz, jack-1311 Felt Street Stover, Calvin-527 Navarre Avenue Stratos, Nickm-1107 Vinal Street Swafford, CarlH146 Carbon Street Tarr, Melvin-2025 Hurd Street Tassell, joseph-5840 315th Street Timmer, Eugene-946 East Broadway Tittle, Merle-50 Nevada Street Torrey, Robert-818 Butler Street Tripodi, Joseph-655 Howland Street Unruh, Edward-1962 Kelsey Avenue Veith, Charles-2411 Seaman Street Volkers, Gordon-508 Thurston Street Vollmayer, Paul-149 Weiler Homes Voyer, Robert-656 Oswald Street Weaver, john-321 Gessner 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