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WAITE HIGH SCHOOL TOLEDO, OHIO 1 9 5 2 ozfewowl.. A diary recording the times spent in fun, AS well as recording the work that was doneg A preview of Wzrite for those who ure starting A review for those who 2ll'C now depzrrtingg A hook of memories both new und old IS presented to you with this Pnrpfe am! Golf! Table of Canfemir... INTRODIICTICN Page 3 DEDICATIGN Page FACULTY Page CLASSES Page SENIORS Page JUNIORS Page SOP HOMORES Pa ge FRESHMEN Page CLUBS Pa ge ATHLETICS Page CALENDAR Page ADVERTISING Page mx , fn a I lil E 1 312.,lEL.24Q 2 A , W wx ' , V Q P ' f EW A K K N: L FQCTQXKQ Q 'tid I' Www- i - ' . Y ' I ., x f ' ' 'J V 2 ' --ff ' H V 2 5 P l u., M I .gin .. f A A M M A A in A- Q ' un? , ' , Q-5-If W If kt 2 n - 'vgfqf V .IAVMQQ J vt' 1' A - 'M N Q L 7'T'f'L - Q 4 X . M H I 5 L' . N W- N. f N W' gy- L-- Qu 4 -.. L Y 'H L ' ' J . L x s, an K :'1.,'V5 Q' l v' -, Lmm W -H Nw ' qi ' 5,' 'N L Am sv-. ' ' ' , K, Ji ,,u:iN ,W A 'N ,-s 1 , JE., ,L I .1 ': , fi5: . . 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D LOVE Tl-IE PUIQPLE AND Tl-IE GG 9 HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE IQ 9, 1,5 x t' 1 x FTM-1 5 4 Q Q 'w gg SPY 1 - KAP if I -'g. -,vi 1,5 .x, hal' Q ax X 3 I' if! . K N itiwntm v 5,3 a . -.Q 1 ,g 5 l , 3563? W 1 Sm: 5 may ::- ..,5' g 7 P is 'J 93' go f .' gf! AQWWWWWF' X as, E 7' s r 1 E i MR. WILLIAM L. FETTERS eafimfion.. efqlthough the average student is unaware of the fact, Mr. Williarn L. Fetters is one of the busiest faculty members at Waite. In addition to his regular teaching duties, he is also track, cross country, and varsity basketball coach and athletic ticket manager. Mr. Fetters attended Oberlin College and the Uni- versity of Toledo, graduating from the University with a bachelor of science degree. His hrst teaching and coaching was done at Attica, Ohio. From there he went to Woodward, where he stayed for three years. In 1941 he came to Waite. During his eleven years at Waite he has taught orientation, mathematics, geography, and history. Coach Fetters has been very successful with his cross country team, winning nine championships dur- ing the last eleven years. He has coached the track team since 1942, producing several individual stars. His career as basketball coach started in 1941 when he took over the freshman team. He continued work- ing with this same group, for he advanced to coaching the lightweight team in 1942-43, and in the fall of 1943 he took over the work of varsity coach, a position he still holds. Mr. Fetters' athletic activities have not been confined to coaching, for he was in charge of the equipment room from 1941-1944 and has been athletic ticket manager for all sports since the year 1944. Outdoor activities occupy Mr. Fetters' time in the summer. For seven of the last ten years he has been director of the summer camp of the Toledo Boys' Club at Camp Big Silver in Michigan. He spends any leisure time he can find with his wife, two sons, and one daughter. In spite of his busy schedule, Mr. Fetters is always ready to give help and advice to the members of his teams, taking a genuine interest in their problems and difficulties. He is very understanding and thoughtful, a real friend to the fellows who work with him. The staff of the Purple am! Gola' hopes that the dedication of the 1952 edition can in part repay Mr. Fetters for his generosity in time and effort and his interest in Waite High School. We realize that Coach doesn't demand extra attention and Commendation for a job well done, but we want him to know that he is truly appreciated by the student body. Qi' ref, ff b X QW 0 VN W W WM W ! Wi? QQ we ml' ,Q W-if MR. CONSER For twenty-three years ri promi- nent figure in the diaries of the Wzlite High students has been Mr. Philip Conser. He supervises our school and settles problems for any- one who wishes help. His kindly manner is always 21 guide and an inspiration to the students. lll lHl IlHINlIl'Hl HNIl lllHNS Wl Illllllll HlWHVS lllllll lHH Hlll Dl.ANb Although mrmy students enrolled ut XXf11ite never visit the offices of our deans, Miss Marguerite Griffith. dean of girls, and Mr. Frank Pauly, dean of boys. many others find help and guidance in both academic and personal problems. lo Miss Mntliildn Adams C.'f1m111w'ri.1f. Mr. Lcstcr Hinkley 'SIIUAIX Si'iw1u'. llvim' lffmllmll Cfff.1i'li. likwffw' uf A.'f1fu!1a'i. Mr. XYiilli1lITl Brvniicr 5'i'iw1i'4'. l ffi'frm Ai!I'j,llll'. Miss liiiythc Bumgiirdncr .S'fm1zi.ilv, Slf1.111i,ilv Cfnff ,'li1'1'iw11 Miss Mildred Burns 'lf1!4Qlj.l!7. 1X'i1lif11f..'l l'1mwi' ,S'm'ic'l41 fiifzmwr, LL'.II'llfI1'Q 1flltQ!f.lf7 , 1jifff1'.1' .imfl:gw1qf'.1j1l11 1-ll Mm linrffi' 3111111 Eutqliilv ffilii. Mrs. Victoria Ciaiiticlil lJi1'fi'!f1l' fff 151fl'.lt'lll'I'j1ifl!.H' fiplflfffw. .Xlmfiuf Cfffnziff .1.!1fiw. Mr. Harold Cflcmcnt f,ifll1l1lJL'I'i'f.l!, xillifvfji' '1'r.1!11w', Miss Iilizabcth Cfonlin Miss Maxim- Cosgrzmy irl. fjl'll'l1fiIfif'lI. fir! Club flifzliffr. Iirwzrlv. E,'ltQ!j.ll7. filllllhlf Etfiifllllill fiafllilllll P417 xlflziwip lfiufifi 6,1116 ,'1if1'iwi'. Miss Mildrcd CQowclI-fjw1rf1in'!,i'1f1. lfizifm. Sizzle 1 i:JlliUl'. 17 BB Mr. George Cummings A'I.1i'lvimf Slmp. Mr. Clark IDiH1iCI CUlllNlL'I't'f.I!. Miss Surah Druggzm-f.S'z'ie1.'1'a'. Mr. Claire Dunn' Snrhzl .S'm'11i'cf. fll'jl'1lfLll'jf1Il, Alillllilf B11,viz1c'.soJ' Aifziwr, fIcf1'i,wr. Mrs. jenn Dworkinf' lfzlgljilv. O1 iw11alio11, WiHHllUHHiMHNYHI1I1liS 'wx l'vi11li11.q nn! flu' lrnfrfffv ,rfmlx of ffw Il'0l'ltJ ill A111 1371111111 Kllffwimff fvi.ilf11'1' rfimx Mr. liugcnc livnnsf Cl70I'ilf Mlriif. Cflwir AJ1'i,wr'. Mr. Williain lfcttcrs--M.1flw111,ilir,r. Sm'i.zl Sriwmf. I r1f'iif.1' Bfiiivflhfzll. Tnirk. Cmrf Cflllllffxj' Cfldfbl Allvlctir Tinker Alinmgcr Miss Dorothy Gcrding-Home IN'n1'.ii11g. Iilffffre N1n',ra,r of Awwim Ai!1'iwr, Miss lithcl Gingrich--lfnlqlirlv, Miss Marion Hart--flizzglixlv. Swim' Cfffm AJri,mi'. Mr. Donald Hnxtonw Ifzxlrlmlwllfzl Mnvir. Mi. l,non.1rii Huidiiikson Mfuffiu. fh,'LIlI.Jl'l0ll. llinznlg. Nlrs. Hclcii Lymgm lgzlqffilv. Miss Virginia Hollinger l.1f1i'.1i'-1. fznliffi' Y-'l'm11 f1i!1j,if1i'. Mi. XY.1ltL-1 Mall- fwrzlfffaiili-lf. AIN--XL' fiifzfwi. NIV. lfrul Kin' M.1If1u1m1l1i'i. Mr. Dim Miirnzon l'!1.3iii'.1l Ifzf!.'Li.1f. '1l. A,iwl.111l fffffflflilff Cmzvfi. Likqlvl irzfiqfil l3.1.i.filf1.1fl C.'ffi1i'f1. Upw.1l1f1u H10 111 Mr. lmlvfjiug .i alwfzllmg ilim. Mi' Cicowc Koiim-rt lfufflirff Iifffilzzwfffvf Ifnnlf1.illC'm1flv Ml. Aitluii Mills Mfiffii. Q.IJ.Ail11iu. Mi: Iiusioc l.c.uIi ,Smiiizl Sriumm Mis. l.m.i Munim 1..1,1f1. flfllllliilfci fiifllllll. Rcff C,m,r,i Ailififn, Miss Mary l.im'iIlc l'lv1iii31f lfilllillffflll. Pfvff Aiflirflr, Girfi' Allvfvlii Miss C1ui'trLiJc Moore' Cmfmfzlwwiil. iX.1lm1ml llfumi' Somali' AJ1'fmi'. l.e.ir11fuK In fuzz' NIIXL' fi 1111 1,7 Ml,-.i l..1i'Xl!! i fJilc'1!f.!flUl1 i'fi1.i.i. N I f X Miss Aliie N.llIlS ,Jl,7.1.'fl'J! lfifm'.i,'if11l. Ciiifi' !lfX7lL'fjLi f'I,i.im'i.lliw1 fiif1'j,ifH'. Miss lfloreiiee Rees lf1.f'g'f!,ilf. Miss Louise Nelson Iiugfiilw. 'lfmiw Cffizu Ai!1'jmi'. Swzim' Y-'llfwf fii!I'1.iflI'. Miss Naomi Relifeldt flume ljmfmflliiii, Mi. Mark Noifsinger lfffiqliiff, Ili-Y 1'ic!If,lfU', Mr. Steve Rolilfing SL'jl'1ltii.', Mrs. Mildred fJSl3Ol'I1L'Yxllflilf Sl'fL'1ll'L', Mr. Iesse Steiner ,YfzuhzfXi'ie1.fi'e. Wi HIIIIHEEIHHH IHHH HHP Mi: Melvin Stoeks liuffml SXVIIXI, Mi: George Peurszlll f,nw1m'1'i'!.if. Mr. Chris Tliomsoii Rinfiff, lifci'!m'!fj-. 5 Mr. HOW.lrxi T1-ifkt 1U.1lf11'11l.fl11',i', U1'11'11!.1l11111. , iHfif.lllf f 1111lf1.1ff 0.11.11 B.1i1f1.1H l.'11.11'fv, Miss limtriic XX iuiukdii ll11l1!L l.11111111,1.1. Ui1111l.1111111. Mr. Arthur Iurivy iiI.1fX11111.:!14i. . 1 on 1 1.1 is . .1l11111.1l11i. f11111l.1111111, ll 11111 . 1 1 . 'SQ is Miss S.1r.1li XV.1iln- M.11f11'111.1111w. Miss NllI'IT1.l XYiil1lL'Fll1.lI1iL'i S111111'1'. U1'1111l.1111111. P1111 ,'i1!11i111: Mr. Riclmril XY,11ii.lL'L' ,Y111'1,1l S1'1111i'1. .f!1f1f1f11' lf1f111jH11if111 .H.111.1.Q11, Mr. Hobart Wfittc 51111.11 .Y1'fc'1!1'1', O1'1111l.1!11111. 1. '. ' '111111111'1'1'1i1f1.111 4'l.Ill 41111111.1111 1.1111 1111111f11r lf1H7i-H ' 1 '11l,. 11k '1,Lf'1'f, IN HHH HIlilVliIiS. Mr. A1.ll'ii Xyiifiiifl' l'f11,1'1.'.1f l:'.f111'.1f11111. fi.1i1il.1111 l71111lf1.1fl f,11.11'l1. l 1'1f1'1 1 . lll.IIl b.1ilu'lf1.1ff 611.1111 Mr. Alvin Yoiiiiquist .il1'1'1'1.1111111f .111.l xl1'1'f11111i'l111.1f l71'.111111.Q. Mr. joscpli XY'cstui' Cf111111'.1f S'f111f1. 1H1f1'f1.:11f1'.1f IJ1'.111111'q. 'i'lfACiHlfR5 XVITHUUW' PlCi'l4URlfS Miss Mary Buck Iglfffffl' Iif11111111111i'. Miss M.1ri.1n l,.irkin' lf11lq!1,f1, f21'1111f1.11,111114 P1111 AJ111111. Mrs. l..1ur.i Sliglcriil-Iii S.'11'11iu. Miss I1-1111.1 'I'imm.i lfzxlqffili. 21 -0 ,gl 5? 2 Q 1 n l 2 .ff XM UEKQXQQQ W 22' V ifqff UQ ' .. HU 1- L 'Y wwf. , If ,. 1 .ww 5' F . f O .w ff?-1, - '-1-sm-'F '- .x,...Qs F fx Q I nj .-y X Z W PEI' 2: X M4 . 0000 n X is 'S -' , fax ! - 'if 1 1 One qt tloe mort exciting tlmef of C . tlle ,yeezt wen' tloe election of tloe footoezll queen eztzel ber ezttetzelenztf Footbetll eeeen Nemqy Fezlor o The queen emu' ber ezttefm'emt.r reigned eff the Tbezf2la.s'cg2z'infg Deey Game elmf ez! the Vezrfizjmf Drag Kate D07l6gll7l ql Shirley Cowzelizes' lioh Strcprock I Pl'C4lj!lC'llf ,,,,,,,, ., ..Bob Screptock l Vice-Pnariflefll Y,,, ,Peggy Gottfried l l Xecrelrzry ,,,,,, ,. ,A ,,Kay Miller 1 J 'l'rc'.1.i1frw ',,,.,.,. . ...Carole Hitchcock ,S'w'gm111f.r-.11-Arfllr ,. .... Georgia Engler W i Kenneth liriksen 1 l l ce e e i enzor larry Here we are at the end of that high school road. As we shake our heads and awake to the fact that we're about to graduate, we look with fondness on the four years spent in the halls and classrooms of Wziite. OF course our last year was the best of all. During this year we were the envied, looked-up-to seniors. There was the Senior Prom and Banquet given in our honor at the Commodore Perry Ballroom, January 18. The Baccalaureate Service held at Trinity Episcopal Peggv Got i I rieil Carole H i tchcock c Church on june I, and Commencement at the Para- mount Theater on june 6, were impressive occasions, if a little sad. For the first time in the Commencement exercises the girls wore white caps and gowns while the boys wore traditional blue. As have the senior classes of the past, we have also found Miss Marion Hart to be a helpful class advisor and we wish to take this opportunity to thank her for her able guidance. Kay Miller Georgia Engler Kenneth Eriksen Zh WALLACE AHUMADAH- Lon of fun. Spanish Club, Follies, Hi-Y, Trampoline, Q.D., Student Council, Basketball Man- ager, Gym Assistant. BARBARA ALLORE- Sbe',f izluuyi just bem.'lf. IRMA AMBROSE- Our friend Irma. EDWARD ANDERSON-Hludcpwzdwll .md ,JiI.II'IIj. MAXINH APEL-- All1le1imlly Jbe if inclined: .1 girl like laer if bard lo find. Girls' W Club, Gym Assistant. JERRY APTI-IORPIi- I f7aJ1'Ul1'l rl ll'07'I'-'I' in Mu u'w'ld. ALICE ARMAN- lll!lff7l'Hd6lIf Lady. Phil. GREGORY AUBELL- 1 may :ml .muy much, but wlml I .my ir xv. National Honor Society, Q.D. DIXIE AUXTER- 'Ti.f uni often tba! laeauly and bmiz1.r are combined. junior Class Vice-President, Optimates. Peri, Art Club, National Honor Society, Vice-President, Follies, G.A.A., Annual Editorial Staff, Modern Dance Club, Senior Prom Committee Chairman. BIZRNADINE BACI-IO- I uerer let my .rludier il1fC ?'f6'7'6 with my edm'.41iou. junior Y-Teens, Student Council, Sizzle, Follies, Junior Class Play Committee. NANCY BAKER- Siucerify bar u charm .ill its own. Phil, junior Class Play Committee, Senior and junior Y-Teens. WILLIAM BARBER-- Know him by bin' mrefree way. junior Ring Committee. GILBERT BARTA- I'm leaving my lroublerv behind. JUDY BAUMGARTNER- A pleamnl girl uiilh u pleaiunl di:- po.vi1ion. Future Nurses, Optimates. 29 9 ff 5 jlM BOYCE - fl nmu of feu' iwr'u'i lj the bail mlm. Forum Glllf. CARNELL BRC7WNf lltlfIft.1 nm 1. from tum' l'111 five. KENNETH BUCHELE- Quiet in zlf7AlJErl1'i,lIZt'C uilff zzmlirei 1111- il1llll'll.H BETTY BURKS-- Hair dull lfvv uwrld zwlnltl be zrillmul My f7I'c'iCIll't'.l' Chorus, Gleu Cluh, Choir, Annual Business Staff, Follies, Gym Assistant, Future Nurses. DONALD BX'LOvVi Sf1I1lL'l.'7l1L1I I til and tfviuk. and rrmzvtinzei I jmr .ri1. Freshman Football, Forum. NANCY CAMPBELL--V- Envy an ibn' eyerf' 30 BEVERLY BISHOP,- Hare fufz while jon fall--that ii lver'pltu1. junior Class Play, Future Nurses, Follies, Sizzle, Library Assistant. LOIS BITTICK- Milrbierour - r1fle'l1.' dignified g irmzerimui ,' flaflnlart1lz1zzj.i'. Phil-President, Band, Annual Editorial Staff, Follies, junior Y-Teen, Senior Prom Committee, junior Class Play, Senior Banquet Committee, Co-Chairman, Student Coun- cil. DAVID BI.AIRf ll fteu Iltlfllfe lui ZIVITL lu ln' LIIIIIC. .rlw w'c'tlle,i' if geuiur 10 do il. National Honor Society, Q,D., Treasurer, French Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Annual Editorial Staff, Hi-Y, Senior Baccalaureate Committee, Follies, LOUISE BLAND--- Quiel, wozferl. and .1 llwrferl frivudf' Phil, Senior Y-Teen, junior Class Play Committee. SUE BOLANDER- SZ1e'.r gn! lbe L'lllL'lf---PL4'.lfllltI1jlv'j.H Follies, Peri, President, National Honor Society, Girls' W Clulw, Spanish Club, Treasurer, Altobce Art Club, Student Council, Annual Editorial Staff, junior Class Ring Committee Chair- man, Swimming Instructor, Senior Class Trip Committee. LUTHER BONNOUGH- I Lflflfl mind gelliug up-f-turd I d'flIlll mind illlllilllg' IFVIIIIC, but flu! time in bt.'llt'C'c'll killi me. BILL BOOSE- l3N,qf1t Hill. Reserve Baskcthall, 'Hi-Y Secre- tary, Q.D. Sergeant-at-Arms. BARBARA BOWfER- Gund l1.lIlH'L' it afzzuijr a im'z'ei.r, junior Y-Teen, Deans Assistant, Phil. Wlll NIVIH llllllll llOl5liR'l' CAMPlil2l.l.ff ll f1.11e1'ur you do. u'lv.1te1'er Jon mg. fuft tllllklll yum' friwld 111 L'I'Uf 1 ilu-i. -lAClillf CANTY 'llSI1'L'Lf. nmilevl, lihlfzltf' ANITA CARDIZIM HlNlL'.Il .11 pl pin. Senior Y-Teens. JOYCE CARNKQUM - Yon loulf good In nt, Bilntl, Follies, BARBARA l.Ol'lSlf CASE--f Lifv in zrlmf 5011 111.1110 it. Future Nurses, Nurses Assistant, Optimntes. llARl5ARA ANN CBYSlSKlf- 7'fw I'UiLit' U in ,i1l'L'L'l, ffu' llvllzfl in 1-.lii'.' .1- num mf! l'Z7ilIlL' bad ,wlrokul lfve air. Zct Sefre- t.u'y, Retl Cross. DONNA CHliVAl.lliR-- Sim mfrzex 'md gum and ix alzuqi url- Z'UlllL'.n CLARA CLARK - Be goud, do good. and -11111 itll! be lulf1f1y. SHlRl.lfY ANN CURNlfl.lUS- 'Sf1e 11111151 lift an .H11QL'l. illu .Iris his 11114 mu. lm! yur Heier 11111 lull 1l'f7dl 1111 illlgdl will Ju. lunior Class Treusurei, junior-Senior Y-Teen, Future 'l lUIUCI1,l.ll'iL'l'S. Girls' XV Club, Senior Prom and Banquet Com- mittee, l Hllll lllllll Hl WHIll lflNlMA CIORNWlEl.l. Cin llll llgfvlly 1111 fm' .nfn1111rlc'rv.4' llcil Cross, Future I-lomcmiilcers. PHYLLIS Fl.AT'l '- 5,!III!' fun' ii ,rn f.1111ili.1r. MARY COSGROVIZ H.l51'L'l' full nf fun, fm! illlltl-ll m11.rider.1lc nf v1'ujr111u. Girls' NX' Club, junior Y-Teens. ROBERT CUVll.l. A gumf dillflllifjllll In fiim f1vlo11gt. Freslx- man Footlmll. IANET CRANE-- Il11z1 lilllt nt 1r'f111lJ lawn' H'ilfwl1l jflll. l,ilwrilriun, Vice-President, Sizzle, Co-Iftlitor, National Honor Society. Student Council. BIEVIIRLY CROUCH HSLY,lIllllllL'll 11 for nlfwzir, 11111 fur ma' Future Nurses, Nurses Assiwtnnt, junior Play Committee. 31 it Y Optimutes, Peri, Follies, junior CIQISS Play, Future Teucliers, v FRANK DRVYOR 1'll.1111 1.11111 1111 111111,l1.111111111l11j1, .IQQANNIQ l3UNSlX1Olllf S11f1 111111111 ffllf .i1l1f11111 ij11.1l111,q. l'1il l'A'l'lllfQlA DllSSliAll gl l11111ll1 111 f111 111 .1111 .1 1f1111f1f1' 111 flzl 1'ff11l. D1-.ln's Assistant, Cllicmistry Assistant. Futura- N ursrs. 'l'liD l:C.lslllARD'l' IJ1111'1 llllfl ,q11Ii. li1'1'sl1n1.u1. R1's1'1'vc lfuut- lmll, l.iul1lxx'1-iglml l'a.1slxL-tlmill, Q.D. LLEORGIA liNCil.liR Al 11.111 J11111. 1111111 I. Sv11i11I'Cllam Swgn-1111t-.it-Arms, D1-.in's Assistant, Cliuir, Niitinnnl Hunui' Sncicty. KliNNlf'l'H lfRlKSlfN Il 11117 If'!7.lf 11111 1111 f111l fwfr' WN JU if-H Q.D., Al.k'l1I1lS, liuwliiig, -luniui' Cfluss Play. Scniur Class SL'l'gL'.lI1l-.ll-AHHS, SP.ll1lF-ll C,lulw, lN1lllUl1Qll Hunmvi' Sucicty. 51 MARGARIET DANKO 1N'111 111 111 11'1111. RONALD DAVIS' Gm-11 111 .111 .1!f1f1'l1', iwrul 111 .1 11111l111l, 1'1111 11111111 1ll .1 f1'111111'. RL'hL'l'YL' F1m11Il1.iIl, Rcsclwc lialskctlmill Varsity Fnmutlmll, Forum, Buys' XX' Cilulu, Vin'-P1'csi1l1-11t Fullics, Buwling. lfRNllf DIFHARRV-V- li11fl of f1111 .1111l fr1111l of flfrliuq lljfll 11111 IlllL.H Frcncli Club, SL'I'jZCAll1I-All-AI'IllS. Sizzle, Alt Cflulu, Q,D Clunplnin, Annual Art Sraifl. Fl.ORIiNCQli DIZCANT- - Sf'1'1 .111llf1111,Q D111 f1111111y. R1'1l firuss l.ilw1'1u'y Assistant. MARCIA DlflTZlfl.f Hc'1' 11111111 lil lily .1 11111111111 11 1'1'1'111'1li 1111113 j1l1'.1.1.1111'11111. l.il'mi1'y Assistant, Annual lf1litul'iill Stull' Puri Clmpluin, -luniur Class Play C111n1uitt1'1', Nutiolnil Hunui Society, Future Tcnflicrs, Christmas Cqu'1l Cfuiniuittcv. GAIL RUTH DIl?BAl.l.-- .S'l11'1 1511111111 by 1111-1.1111 uf l.111,qf1l1'1'.' llinicwr-SL-111111 Y-Tccn, Futura 'lwCilCl1L'I'5, lRlfNlf DllfCKlNlANN---- fl l1'1fl1 f1.11f1f11f, 0111 vfu' 1111111 111 f1.11'1 .1 ,wud l11111. Vluniui'-S1'ni111' Y 'liccns. CATHERINE DONIZGAN- 'C,'1111'. lIl't'Lf, 111111 f11l1l1. Scniur Y-Teen, G.A A.. Fnutlwnll Quccn Att1-n1l4lnt. XVll.l.lAM DUVUNS - fl 'r11f' f1'ff1111 ' l'1'11jL'1ti1111 Clicw. Sllll lll llllll lllllllll Mlil. FALLON Mil, ,inn wut! ririrlf. uno .1 felluu' lilwil In .1fl. ' Fi'eslnn.1n Football, Reserve antl Varsity Baslcetlwall. Q.D., Boys' W' Cluln, Baselmill. NANCY FALUR' UI rfllizllll .Qian .md f1e.inli. Pliil, junior Class Sacretary, Deans' Assistant, Student Council, National Honor Society, Future 'llL'LlCl1L'I'S, Senior Y-Teens, Stationers' Desk, Footlwall Queen. l4liT'l'Y FARKAS'-- Urn uf flu fin, irlvmi friuldiflifv ii lrmf Ztt Presitlent. National Honor Society, Reel Cross. liVlil.YN FIRSDON -Hltftrzfffitd .ii um' nfw ia liner. Pliil, Deans' Assistant. JOE l:l.ORlfS RLfi.lf1ft, H114 Ijillftllf, .quad i'f11l1p.u1-i-4.1 friend In mini. Spanish Cluh, Q.D., National 'Honor Society Presi- tlent. Cl.ll:lfORD l l.OXVliRS A Iilrlt man irifb big ideal, liltl ll l'UCil.l1 MM .o init! .li .mn .mx MARY l:Ol.lfY Uhlillflllllllll .Hier .md .1 ulwu inlifef' Puri, Gills' XX' Clulw, Deans' Assistant, Swimming Leader. CAROl.li FORVMAN - lin Llflllif Ifutlim.i1i. Puri Cotiespond- inn Seeretaiv, National Honor Society. Wlll HH HN ll Elllllil NANCY FOS'l'lfR - Nutr .1 dull mumwzlf' Choir, junior anal Senior l.iftsax'ing, junior Y-Teens, Stutlent Council, Gym Ixaderslnp. IFRRY FRALICK V- Ht fwiifti mil .lllul ll'fH'!'iL'l uni. l:l'CSllIl'12lI'1 antl Reserve Football, Q.D. TED FRAINIPTONH- S1r1lt nfl ffn' f1,11lcf.'.' l' Balnnl-Stuelcnt Lcaaler, Q.D. BONNllf FRANCIS 4 fnfl. rjrfv 11lf1H't', Optimates. RICHARD FRANK- NIU ifriniririg wif. Al.DliA FRlililN-IAN Sfn- fniizff umrfv In my fin! ii t'!hIl'Illillg in fur iinlif' Ztt. 33 RUTH ANN GENSON A uznwl, prullui lllfii, zwfwnz Illolilj' will mio, Zet, junior Class Play. CAROLE GERDESV- lf -jflll lfwfui I .im .1 zz 11111411 of lille' Lllwil, you .ire n1iil.ifn'f1. Girls' XX' Clulv. MARY CARMIZN GIMIZNHZ -- l'i4' gn! my fnfmt .iff frl.m1zed. Phil, G.A.A, junior Y-Teens- Chaplain, Senior Yffeens- Welfiirc- Chairman, Life Saving, Swimming Clulw, junior Ring Committee, Swimming l.eatlersl1ip, Student Council, National Honor Society, AMIELIA GOINGS-- 'Tii lrne ffm mio is fern a'fv,1r'111ir1g, Zet, G.A.A., Fixture Teachers, Altolvee Art Club, Library Assist- ant, Follies. DFLORES GOODALI.-f A ZIYHIIJII of .iilwlce exfefll when ibn' Allin, Rell Cross, Altolwee Art Clulw, Life Saving, MARILYN GOODEMAN-- fl qniel mio. url! filed. junior and Senior Y-Teens, Senior Class Publicity Committee, PEGGY GOTTFRIISD ll u'fl .rfzm-ii !'L'lllL'Ul!lL'7' 'win' rl1.n'111i. Girls' W Club, Student Council, Peri-Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class Vice-President, National Honor Society. l.l'VliNlA GOVAN 1ll.lf1i1err gwlllu. .lfftclinui 1uIfi1'. RUTH GRANGIQR 5'fw'i fulfil, ifidi w1,q.1ged. junior and Senior Y-Teens, G.A.A. 34 ROSA LEE FRIESNER-- Air1'I irc gill fun? ROBERT FULOP- Htl pf.: wif..-' .fluffy THERESA FYFFI2 -- AIll'il'1l lIlL'7'?',1', lm! friendly eyetr, wig willy .md Very wine. Stationers Desk. PATRICIA GAGHISN-- Hair -ion .MKII flu' picllm' of mi 1.11- e.rf? National Honor Society, Band, Phil. BOB GAI.UZNY 'A hm 'ff fvu' u'r11'a'i ii lin' bw! nmrzf' Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Bowling, Boys' W Club. MILLARD GARNER- Cw11euteJ irifb life. Baseball. w.ut . IZSTHER GATZ-- Nite a'e1rr!l1e,i Exllver to 11 T. Glec Club, junior Y-Teens. VINCENT GSCHVUIND -A Trnuf1lw muy wnzu bn! mine will gn. l.lI.I.lAN GUsTlN f1.mQ of gold. tgtti of blue. Glee Club, Student Council. CAROLYN GUYV- fl flirt' flL'1'.lf7ll In ,6ll!11l'. JAMES HALBACH- Hr lmrriw :ml and zr'urric'.i uni. Cross Country, National Honor Society, Q.D., Future Teachers, Basketball. -JACK HAMMff . l mdio lmmfnzlf' Q.D., Football Manager, Basclmll Manager, National Honor Society. lHlHlISINlSSWllHll1 ARTHUR HAMEISTER--- Hy bowlr llwm f1I'P1'.H Bowling. PHYI.l.lS HAROLD A jmrbzge nf good mill. Gym Assistant. lil.l-WOOD HARRISON--- H.md-3411.111 lo lure d1'0lUId'.H Door Crew. MAYBELLE HARRISON- AHG0Ild lltllllfl' if almzyi a .rurc'cii. BETH HARTER- You ijwak .md .ulgeli lilly. Glu' Club, French Club, Choir, National Honor Society, Peri. THOMAS HARTMAN- fl'C.llll.'IlL'1V if tl grail .luJ1'.n1lilge. JAMES HECK' - lift I fwfl of al lu! uf fini. ROBERT HEEREN-- I'm :mf lazy. jiri! ll1ir1kir1g. Band. NANCY HEINEMANN- If1n1- llwy dt'i4'rif1v lm' IMI! IMI-j'.H Red Cross, Future Homemakcrs, Sizzle, junior Y-Teens. 35 GODFREY 'HOFFMANN-- Ynl1're ilu' ,evuzleif dfH'llI'L'7 j iiuce 1491 Hi-Y, Forum, Cheerleader. 'lOIi HORNYAK-- A nice. qlfiel KQll.'l,u Cross-Country, Q.D., Senior Trip Committee, PHILIP I-IUFFMAN-- A YLQQIILII' fella. Hi-Y, Q.D, junior Class Play Committee, Handw Drum Major, Follies, Opti- mates, Tennis, Choir, Sizzle. ELAINE INGLIS- Slay ifnm-v 110 fhlflll in lrviiug lu do fvw' heir. RONALD JACOBS-fnfllf ifvr lr'1n'lzf'.i .1 .ifage for Roll. Senior Hi-Y, Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Student Council--Director of Relations, OptimatesgCensor, Follies Cast, Stage Crew, Boys' W Clulw, National Honor Society. ' PAULINI2 JAGOS-- She Inuit nice, ifn' .fL'L'llll Hire, Jie ii Hire. junior Class Play, -IIM -IAROSH Tf'w'e'i innlelfwilzg tzfmnf fnnflm out Lklllil lnfff liking. MITZIIZ KARDcJS7,'EltQc7' .iluuzvii lu do ll'fkIll,l bail. G.A.A. RONALD KIZATONW 'Tiirli buffu 1' mr- 'I 1011 In fn' !mffu'reJ. Fresliman, Reserve, Varsity Basketlvall, Football, Track, Track, Bowling, Tennis, Student Council, Boys' W Clulw, Hi-Y, Forum. 36 IAMES I-IELDW- A lillft' ltuiruifzg is .1 drnlgrrnni 1l1if1,e. HENRY HIELMKE- Ile ii lrnlwi ,enuzl :elm fi f1'l1l,ygufm'. Var sity Football, Track, junior Class Play, Follies, Student Coun cil Director of Stage, W Club, Forum. JOANNIZ HERRON- ll i1la L'l7fH'I1I .md perimiiflilr, .ilw'i lllillllj dfckllll in w.1lif,y. junior Y-Teens, Student Council, Major ette--f-Band, Follies, Girls' W Clulv. CARLIS HITCHCc,CK+ llllfIl'L1llil! llllfe imp. Phil, Art Club-- treasurer, President Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Y-Teens, junior Class Ring Committee, Student Council. PIZTE 'HODAK- Peuf1lc like lvim 0ec.111.i'e fwfr llillllttllfi Cross Country, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y. JOANN I'IOFFIfRf- Her vmall t'0llV'fL'.liL',l ,izreelwl life. Choir, Zct, National Honor Society, Gym Assistant, Athletic Office Girls' W Clulv, Senior Baccalaureate Committee. HNH Sllll Wlll .... BIEVERLY KING- - fl n1i.x'l1n'u of ki!ldlIL',lJ .uid lllilL'f7iL'f.. Future Homcinalu.-is. SHIRLEY KING Yffu'rt fwtzztu Mill. G.A.A., President, Rcportcr, junior Y-Teen Chaplain, Scnior Y-Teen Treasurer, Altobcc Art Club Sccrf.-tary, Puri, Stutlcnt Council, Deans' Assistant, National Honor Society. Lll.I.lAN KNEZEVICH - t,'li.:ltvrlm.x'. Girls' W Club, Follies, I5li'I'TY KNlVl'l'l- - Ft'wif1i1lc in lwr I'L'l'-1' .lflfflllill Future: Nurses. Band, MARY KUl.lZS-- Q.f1itt, itzmm, lrnilyi .md nut. Future Nurses Gym Assistant. NANCY KORFN Hllnfiilt' im lily. ful ni wljuvi lift. WHHI Wlll lHlY Ill it DOLORIIS KOROTNEYA fl l'1.'1'1 l'4'1'lillf1L' girl. Follius. sH1Rl.1sv KLYIEHNLIEW Il e'nf mf, mi Kifiilwln' Jtmitif Y-Trans Chaplain, junior Class Play, Futura Nurses, Follies, Chorus, junior Skating Committnc. I.liROY KUSIAN--- Lvl ilu ful of ilu zrwlnf ,qu fry, l'll uzlfh il. lingiriccrs' Club Sccrctary. BII.I.Y KYSIQR -- Yr1u'n' tf1w',lf1,'1t'i fr'it':lJ. 'I'raClt. DAl.Ii KYSIQRW Ile 1,131 lilllt, fm! lllthllll t.l'l't'-'I u'm'a'. SHIRLEY LABIERDEIZ-V - jun llw find In fuzz' fm' tl fv'ief1a'. Girls' W Club, Senior Y-Ter.-ns, Phil, National Honor Society. VIACK LAHRf- l'c1'v.l1ilil-3 wzllfziflad :villa iulvllL'c'l. Student Council, Q.D., Spanish Club Prcsitlcnt, TL-nnis, Boys' W Club, Hi-Y, Frcsliman Basketball, National 'Honor Socicty. Senior Banquet Committcc. TI-IOINIAS I.ANEY7 A r'oUiIii11g Lui. Altobcc Art Club, Forum, junior Ring Comniittcc. LOUANN l.AYMANf Ef1erltgvlff .u'fi.il. G A.A. 'IIl'L'llSLll'L'l', Manager of Sports, Altobcf: Art Club Rcportvr, Treasurer, Pcri, Follies, Annual Art Staff. 37 DALE MCCORMICK- A f7'f1'lIIllY'l' felluu' .llzmyif CLIFFORD MCINTIRF- Elway mini in .1 iinlume if you know lwzz' lo read him. QD., Cross Country, Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, Track. LFE MCNFIIf- ll by Lili? Ullwri do wmnglv of it, DOROTHY MACK'f Al'fffJIl.l' speak mid io do 1l'0U16'!1.'l G.A.A., junior Y-Teens, Altobee Art Club, Annual Business Staff Sizzle. SHIRLEY ANN MAl.ONF- A1zzuV1i' 7't.hld'l lu do bei' '!mi'l. JOSEPHINE MANN-- Qnief mid 1n1u,ir11111i11g. Future Home- makers. , 38 LORENE l.EHMANf Q11ivl diguil-ifllw 1114112 of .1 Lldnyf' G.A.A, junior Y-Teens, Peri. Sizzle, Co-Etlitor-in-Chief, National Honor Society. RALPH LFlSTNFR- Il'i NIUII zrlm my Ibn' lem! lfml ilwrzllllliliilv the mom Golf, Q.D., Boys' W Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Society. RUTH LEU - A ,Qtlvl .fflifil lll.ll'c'f j1w'nfn1.lfily f1fu.l.ii11g. Sizzle. DONNA LINCOLN -- Quick .md I1'illj'. Spanish Club, junior and Senior Y-Teens, Phil, Gym Assistant. SIGNF LINDBERG+ Slicb Cfvirlhf' Optimates, junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teen Vice-President, Zet Treasurer, Follies, Future Teacliers, Girls' W Club, National Honor Society. PAT LlPP'ERT-- Tu .1 'TUIIIIAQ fwizrf. eivrillviulu ii fini. Choir President, Library Assistant, junior' Prom Committee Co- Chairman, junior antl Senior Y-Sllrciis PHILIP LONG-- Ile lll.lf'L l 'A' lL'l'.IdL'.H Band, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, junior Rini.: Committee. JOHN LORFNZFN-- Tlvere'i no DIZYHI' like liiluf' Baslcetbilll, Hi-Y, Cross Country. JIM MCCARTX'v,,AI1ll2ifiIlIl and qfrivlizzao gn 41 long lf'Llj'.l' Q.D., Engineers' Club, Boys' W Club, Freshman, Reserve Basketball. lINIlllY EHMl lHl DICK MARLEAU- For befr a jolly good fellow. Freshman Basketball. OUIDA IwlATTHliXX Sf l'N'eref 100 bury' I0 be friwldlyf' Annual Business Stall, Peri, Future Nurses, Treasurer, Library Assist- ant, G.A.A., junior Play Committee, Red Cross, Optimates, Life Saving. Follies, Senior Y-Teens, Freshman Chorus. Dean's Assistant, RUTH 1NlA'l I'lWC'Sf-- Sire rlclcwliizw Iver uuvz w11rie. Annual Editorial Staff, Assistant Editor, Co-lfditor-in-Chief, Opti- mates, junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, President, G.A.A., Peri, Senior Publicity Committee, Chemistry Lab Assistant, National Honor Society, Corresponding Secretary, Student Council, Future Teacliers, Swimming Club, junior and Senior Life Saviniz, Girls' XX' Club. junior Prom Committee, Modern Dance. ANGELA MATTONI fl l'll'Jl'lU.'ll vr11.1.id' zrilll 1 III6'7'1'j' beilrlf' Phil, Modtro Dance, junior Class Play, junior Y-Teens. lfVlil.YN MAYS fir j1le.1i.u1l ,ll flu jiri! luncli of .lf77'i7l,g-H IZDNA MFIEK Qnitl .md rwer1'ell. XX'll.l.lAM MlZllfR I llllyllf .ii iwll Lili' mi lime, llvcnh .1 nilrolt' Int .ilmul of mr. Track, Baslcetball, BARBARA lwlliSZAROS--- Shu dow lwr irnrl- 1l'flf7 lleilrl .tml .l'0lll.' llufi lil?-1 ilvfi nu llve lwfmr roll. Zet Chaplain, National Honor Society, Recording Secretary, Red Cross, Senior Y-Teens. MARY ANN MEYERSV-- Cn1u .md llillil help il. junior Y-Teens, Modern Dance Club. Swimming Leader, llllll-lllllllllll llHl' Ylllll Bl.ANCHli MlKl.OSliK- A lwot prep fr-fm: ilu! lmuk uf ffm. French Club, Vice-President, Secretary, Altobee Ar! Club, Vice President, Student Council, Clerk of Hoard, junior Y-Teens, Senior Banquet Commitlee, National Honor Society, G.A.A. ROSE MILANO lt'f1o. Run. in lun inn. Senior Y-Teens, CLA A., Future Nurses, Girls' XX' Club. KAY Mll.LlfR-V Sil1w' lirlizz-Q .iromld flu' clrfml of lift, Senior Class Secretary, French Club Vice President, Phil Sergeant- at Arms. Choir, Senior Y-Teens, Student Council. l,lLA MlLLl2R'- M15lIlllli'lllilllILi. iiflcrrt' .md gal. tl rlmruzinltg pw- ifnltllili dai lu .l.1j. Phil Chaplain, Optimates Secretary, Girls' XV Club, Red Cross Secretary, junior Ring Committee. National Honor Society. jANlf'l' MILLS' fl quit! ,qlrl .mtl quilt .1 girl. Phil, junior J llay Committee, Art Club, junior Y-Teens. Senior Y-Teens, Deans' Assistant. MARILYN MINDIER- ll lm'll mit' win jfl.n'c! junior Y-Teens, Gym Assistant, Girls' XX' Club, De.1n's Assistant. 39 ANN NFHRlNG7 flri'l five Hua! In fuzz' fur .1 friend. IRENE NIMIGFAN-- Gund niglvf. Irwic. u'e'Il .we -wir in 0111' drcim1.f. GARNET NORCROSSf She iv IlL'ffA7L'7' mmzl uw' z'm.i.i. Senior Y-TCCIIS, G.A.A. GORDON NUNAMAKFR- 7'.-flu' if wry and lmw fun. NANCY OBERDORF- lf1'e'r' in lllli6'f,ll CAROLE O'HFARN- fl IIIIIK-.lfL'fIll1ll'li f1e.z1ri3. Phil Recording Secretary, Optimates, junior :mtl Senior Y-Teens, Deans Assistant, Sizzle. 40 BARBARA MITCHELI,-- jr:-3 lo .111 Mlm Euan' liar. Girls' W Club. HELEN MLYNEK- A lIfhll'L1i1lKQ lzlrnldef' Student Council, Nurses' Assistant, Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Girls' W Club. MARGE MOLNARv Sfu' 11lu!i.1lc'f fb-rm. junior itntl Senfo: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Deans Assistant. IRENE lNIOODYf Dm1'l le! buf 1.1.11 r1.11f1e tlmvirc ,1'IIll.'i Phil. BARBARA lVIOORF+ U ilfv al .llllflillg f.n'e'. tl llljllblfllg care. you Iilllflfj' LIIJIIIUI pina lwr bi. Future Homemiikers, Girls' Gluee Club. DIANNE MORFORD- T.1lk the mu tim! lull flw will. Gym Assistant. SHIRLEY MUNIFR- Mfr-1' Abe tl!ll'.l'1.l' img ilu' .f.1IIlt'. lfbilllgfllg zmlhing buf ber uimzef' Girls' W Club, junior and Senior Y-Teens, Optimates, Future Homcmukers. CHARLES MURRAY- Life ii jllll nut' w31rrMu izflcr .umllnr. NANCY NAGY-- She fum Ihr pep in ,hej1pw'. Senior Bucci- l2lLll'CLlfC Committee, Peri Censor, Future Tencliers, Nntionul Honor Society, Optimutes, Red Cross Vice-President, Follies, Gym Assistant. Wi Hlll Pllllllll lll FRANKLYN OI.MSTIiAD-- Hc'i ben' .rgiriu bill :ml lu Jfdj, for lu-'ll lun' ni' .1g.1f11 vu Aqrvldfmliofl day. Rcsvrvc Foot- ball, Track, Q.D. VIRGINIA ORMSTON- PreIlj' lo unzlk with, willy lo 1.115 u'ifl5. Bands-4INlajorctte, Peri, junior Y-Teens, Follies, Stu- dent Council---Director of Social Affairs, Spanish Cluh, junior Class Pliy, Gym lfxulersliip. FRAN OUSKYf-- 'I'lw guwz ii buf .fqrrnzd kazaa. Phil, G.A.A, Prusitlcnt, Swimming l.L-adcr, Gym l.c.1dei', Follies, I.ifc Sav- ing, Frcnch Club. MARGOT PIENHOR'iCfOOD-Y- Shu fi lured fm' fm' ,lll'L'LlI1L'l.f md rnielmo Stniox Y 'Il ns Swimmin Assistant, G.A.A., ig Optimatcs, KATHRYN PEPPARDA- 'Tr.'1u In lrurwlf .md 0llJL'l'6.'l Future Home-markers, Future Nurses. S'HIRl.liY PIZTCOFF - I r'.'u1ifs'f1ifv .lfuxlji ,7c'llCfIf.l'.n Girls' W Club. RUl'IIiR'I4 PIYIIFRSUN-- ll L ff min bit fifigbl mlllIl1'L'l'.l.H Cheer- leader, National Honor Society, Forum, junior Class Play Committcc. Stuilunt Council---Director of Publicity. INIARIAM PHELPS- lf1'c'rj'um' Eunziw luv- Inj hw' 111111 Iliflnrt, junior Y-Teens, Phil, junior Class Play Committee. ANDREW' POCSE - fl good 1l'07'kL'l' on md UU flu' frmlfmlf mill. Varsity Footlmll, Boys' W Club, Stage Crcw, Fresh- man Footl'1.1ll, Student Council. HHH HEIIHMPIISHMINIS if 5 ' - a 1 g , , 5 it 'Su . XNJ, I GRACE POUNDS-- lI,11w,bj. Ilmugblful. kind, lrmn' llnwc ii nu f.n'ur .rhv 1l'lHI'1 dn. SALLY QUINLAN-- lu ber quie'luJi.', 11 will f1'ivud. RALPH RAITZ- Hr num irillr uv. IEDWIN RIEFSE---'HAH I do ii uork. work, work. I.ibra1ry Assistant. PI-IYI.I.IS RICE-- A good dirjwiiliml to bw ,il'lfH7tQf.H Spanish Club, Phil. ROBERT RICHARD- The greater! .mlzrfv uf f1lt.'tllIII'6' ir 1u1v'ivly. -ll ROI. ROBERTS V- SIMM ,mic tum' Hllirl' in flwi i.11, but .ufwfl cnlgy Ill till KXIVXI vjwrlul lI'.l1.H Band, lJL'l'l, Frcncli Club Vice-Prcsfdcnt, P11-sitlent, ,Iuniur Y-Teens, Stutlcnt Cuuncil. GA.A., junior Cfl.1ss Ring Cnmniittcc, Niitiunnl 'Humor Sn- ciaty, Scninr Publicity Cuininittcc, VIAMIES ROl'llfR'l'Sf 'l.lillul Rufufli, fmi ,1fmIulql.ljffu'r, l:l'L'xl! min Lind lk-serve Funtbxll, Q.D., Hi-Y. RlCl-lARD ROBISONW 7'f1i' lu- lfun it iff l4.ll'll. ilu' lui lfurt ll lu frn'tqUf. BOB ROGERS- - Tn zrfmzu rcrlwrwltiw it un ilr.n,qqL1. ROBERT ROl.l.lNS-- C.1rufuz .WJ t'Ill1.1i1lJL1'.llL.H filmir, Criss Cuuntry. FRANK ROSHNBRUOK -'NHL' Aqflruf. :ill gufvzf. .lilif 1111! Iliff f' U fn1fvjf.3'. WIlH lHl BHMINH Hl SPHINE -IOAN RUSl.lN Hifi up In gc! lffklf wif Ilklllf It fu .qu illufbl' il. GymAxsist41nt. liHARl.lfS RO'l'l'll.lSl5liRCilfR I Nljyflf ffl fwllu' if I Vlillflf. full if: tllffflf lummulc !1L'fll.Q lqumlf' FI'f.'SlHN2lfl and Rcscrvv Football, Fnruni. GERALD RUST- IIN fftllw' lu zum' Hill lflux In Nm! fmt. Hi-Y Cflmplalin. SlllRl.lfY SAl.Sl'lllRlfY SM tfmw lm mul .xml dm: il wall. l.llw1'gl1'y Assistant. VIVIAN SARKA 11 imlffllgg II'I-1... -IllS'l'lNlf SAROFF llfmL'i. fmrvu. lilllll for f1m1i'w, Athletic Ol'l'it'c, Annual lliiwizrc-as Stgitli. DON SAUI, HIX,lIlll!'.-IIIQ f'f.ffu in lilxflg fvfmf' Allllllill Business Stall, xluninr Prom Clninnutttc, Q.D., Stagg- Crcw, Fnllius, 'liiinipolinc 'l'L-gun, li.isL-bull. YV. S'l'liXVAR'l' SAlll. Tu lffmzz' fum i'ur1.1mf1 ii .1 lrmf, fm fH.'l'llHltlfjl1 lklflil ffl' full, Annual litlitnriill Stull, Q.D., Stutlcnt Clnuncil, Dirqctnr uf Service, junim' Class Skating Party Ilnininittt-u, fill.llI'I114lf'l Duor Crt-w, Spanish Club, Scninr Trip flununittvc, cillillflllilll, Fnllics. -lACQQlllil.YN SAWADH K1m1z' mt fu 1111 lkljffr-1-.Qu-l1n'iydir. .luninr Yfllcns, 'l'i1umii'u', Scninr Y-'lk-sns, lklntlcrn Dancing, IILRIIIS. Asvishint, Stutlt-nt Clnunfil, Gym Assistant. 42 LEONELL ANN SAYERS- lF'la-y Irlilie life YE'7'i0Il.f1'J'-Vit? IICVFI' get our of il alive. Gym Assistant. SAM SCHAEFFER--'There ir bfllltlllj, I1l.!lIA71IfJll,. .md gum! fel- Ioutilailla in llveef' Freshman, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Forum, Cross Country, Annual Editorial Staff, Student Coua- cils-Director of Awards, junior Class President, Boys NX' Club, Senior Class Prom Committee, Follies. GARY SCHllN1lNII2I.- Death, :ml zmrdi, make iz l1I.lIl.l' Hi-Y, Q.D. Chaplain. BILL SCHOMAKFR-- Tall and not bard ln loulf up fa. VIRGINIA SCOFIELD--- Slve tIf7f7L'.U'l icriufli. fm! ifie fa full of mixrliief and glee. Band, Zct Vice-President, Future Teach- ers President, Optimates, Chaplain, G.A.A., National Honor Society. RICHARD SCREPTOCK- A rilrer min in lifea 6'.Yt'l7tlII.QL' of frieudihipf' Forum, Cross Country. f 4 HHH Slllllll Sllllllll 95. BOB SCRElyli0CK 'ilxitwl tulle. t'IHllH,'rHl urine. frfli nf 17111111 J for rzmfielzief' Senior Class lresident, Stage Crew, junior Prom Committee, Forum, Follies. RAY SFPPlfI.ER-- ll lvile ullvefi Lili of 4U!'l'tllllt't.l', lie ilt'l1fl'I'L'l il. Track, Cross Country, Q.D. President, Spanish Cluh, National Honor Society, Future Teachers, Freshman and Re- serve Foothall, Hi-Y, Senior Christmas Card Committee. l.OlS SHARP--- Ili Ara. Ju1l. ' Hand, Art Cluh, Future 'l'eat'hers, Student Council. MARl.liNIi Slllfli'l'S Her f1.1ir's flu' liIIl'fljll-Q glr1r1'. Pliil, Choir. PAUL SHOCK- - lint limit' lilllt nf flllll. ffnl llfltlf rw lfrlrm' ii ,t'r1uzf. PRIYDY SIMONDS--- 'l'1'ff,'1, jvefl, .mtl fUl'4lt'V .llerl. Peri, l.ih:'ary Assi-atant, Spanish Cluh, Annual liditorial Staff Assistant liditor, Klo-liditorrin-Chief, Follies. G.A.A., Modern Dance Cluh, Swiinming Cluh, Senior Class Trip Committee National Honor Society. BONNIIE Slh'll'SON- To funn' fur mire fi In file fler .l1lt'tl1l.' Phil, Ci.A.A, Future Nurses, Nurse-'s Assistant. ,nzawtarriz smrrn 1f.Wz,f... 1. ,f,,,.f,,.l in .fmt-f. cpA.A., Gym Assistant. RICHARD SlNllT'H-- 'R.S.l'.l'. flfirfuid Slllllfl. l'tlr'iit1' I'l.lrt'r'l.' Track, Freshinan, Reserve, Varsity Foothall, Reserve Basket- hall, Q D., Student Council, Bowlinu, Boys' W Clnh. 43 I tw? l.AllRA S'I'lIfI5IfN Tn fu 11171 ill f1'ic'11d1 im 111 fa' f7UUI' Ill 1111t1l1111g. VIRGIN 5'I'INlfHlfI.FIfR-- If I l'llLlI' -11111 11'w'1' m11111lg. l'1f l1.11u l1.1lt.f .1 1'.1lfu. Ifuutla Lab Assistant, Future Hum:- lnakcrs, DARI.IfNIf S'I'RAflKIf lltl' 11'.111 .11' 11'.1yl nf Al1l1'.1n.111l114'ul Gym Axsistant. JAMES S'I'RlCfK lla 114- fluf liyglflw 11111 111 llfuf' Fullics. ,IANICE S'I'RICKIiR-'UA uj1.11H111-Q qu. .1 liyffl 11111, l1w'L u .1 gif! Il'flf7 11111 uf f1uj1. ' Clmccrlcaulw. CAROLI. SUTPHIN -- ll lU f1'1111'11, if 1,1 Illlllfl 1-.1wi11' 111 v1111l.'. Rt-sf.-rvc and Varsity Football, Buys' VU Club. MARGARIET TAMIIIIR--, G1'111'1'.IU1' 1f'4'11ii11.U .IZVUII -qL'llt'I'.IHl ,u,'1u.1ii11g. BARBARA TAYIXDR-v Silc111'u lIcl't'!' wr f1L'll'.IA'l'4!d .111511111.'. DAVID 'IIZAGUIQ-- '1'ln 111.111 117111 1.111 11.1113 fix .1 1'.1a'111. 44 JAMES SNYDER-- ,'111 11,I111gl1I. cf1111'111'igl1!. bmlwl 111.111. NANCY SPENCIZR- S1111l14s all flu Zl'l7jIL'.H Gym Assistant. DOROTHY SPISZ+ Q11ic'l ill .1j1,l1e'.11'.1111'1' ll'jfX7 11111111121 llll i111111'11. Zct. ALVIN SPOHN- - Him fnilrgfff 111c.1v111'w bil .1f1.9li1iu. Iiasclxlll. CLIFFORD STALIYR--- l'111 114'ilf1L'1' f111'z1'.11'1f 11111' 6.lL'l'II'.lfLI fm! fllll rigblf' STAN STERcIERf 'Tf7c'A1 .1f11'.1y 1'.1H l1i111 'M11 T11111'bd1111'11'. Varsity Fuutlmlll. Track, Baseball, Basketball, Art Clulw. IIHPS HNll HUWNS. .. DOLORES TEFFT--''7'f11'1'1s'i fltkllll-'l' ill fur 1110111111 .i111ll1. Choir, Library Assistant. -IERRY TEXTOR- - lla 11111 1111 1111 duly 111 Zu' .um il. lingi- neers' Club. JOSEPHINIE THOMAS- xl 'q11111f 111.1111111111111 ll 1111111 1'.1f11.1l1li' 111.111 gold. l.ORI2TTA THOMAS'-- ll11111'i1 11111'1'.11'111' ii rbu 19111111111 111 .1111 l'L'.i 1 . MOLLY THOMAS - Mah -lfllH'.lL'If 1111.11 31111 lllllll 111 fu. MARY THOMPSONW''S11'1'1'1, 111',11. 111151 .1 fm-1111111 ali. Girls' W Club, Phil Vicc-Prcsidcnt, Red Cross, Optimatcs, National Honor Sofiety, Gym Assistant, Follies, Future Teachers, Miidcrn Dance, .Iuniur Ring Coinmittcc, HNNllllNEllllNlS.. - 1, 1 . 1 NANCY TIMMONS-f .-Nl 1lv1'11',m. 111.1111 11.11-li114q. Pliil, Girls' W Club, Real Cmss, Deans Assistant, Swimming lnstructur. Lifc Saving. ,IOHN TUMANICQFK, li1111111,' Iilllllll! llun' 11111111 j11l11111.y! Q,D., liaml, Iiiillins, Stuilcnt Council. IDA VARGO-k lJ.1, lll'LL'f .li .lfffllp 111l1'1'. Za-t. CHRISTINA Vlfl.ASQllliZ - fl vfV.H'l'll1l.Q 11.1111-3'1'a1' f11n11111. Pc-ri. BARBARA VINING f--- AU 1f111g1111 lfltili z1'1fll uf fin. l.il'1i'ary Assistant, Freshman Cliurus, Fuutl Lab Assistant. CAROLYN VlNlNG--- 'lf11ll uf l1l.1f1l1 lflllf'Ul1ll1 .md 11111'1'111vii, Library Assistant, Glu- Club. liD XXfAGANFIiAl.D -- ll'l-.11 I 111111111 Managcr, Orclicstra, Q.D. GEORGE XVAGNER-- flu win .11 11'1'.11'i .1 lllll-,Lin Hi-Y, Sizzlc. Al.lCli XVALKIER- fl f11.i1111l 111 11113 in 111 1l'11. IW dll. llillkl illlvl 11'11110!c'. 111111 111111131 ll 111.' 1 ,iw- BARBARA XVIILIAMS - 'I'l1e willy uni' In liars' f1'lL'mli in lu' ir one. ANNIETTIQ WIl.I.lS-V 'A 11111115 Jlrjwifllmz Ilia! in llllglll-3' lam! X0 bmi. Nlfll. NX'lNI2BRl3NNERf32411 .illvlulu Irlw ii 41 vfzfwlvlmlzi ii full, Ruse-rvc, Varsity lfmitlmll, HUXYHITKLI, Q.D, BILL XXf'INKI.1i ll fllL'. llulllv. will 'lily' BLANCHIZ XX'OI.l.lZNBlTCKliR' 'I'w'.i' 11 zllnufl .xml l'L1'wl ffinn' ROBERT XVOOLAVIYR - E1'c1',1 dizvy i.r luflitr' dm' for mc. 46 ROSE WAl.LACE-- Sl1L' .1 131 nollvirzg. mzzil .rbe bm wnzetbing lfflffb zwlrile In .lil-1-H DUANH Ii. VVAIN1SI-EY-- Il vll dune. llwn gum! .md faillvful .H,'7'I'iHIl, Rflltihflill Hvnur Society, Q,D., Choir. VIANIET XVARRISN - Lifu in juit aw t'l7!ll'ilL' .zftvr JIIOIZTEIHH MARY XXfATSONf E.11'11e.vl ,md lib.zb!f. JUANITA XVITAVFR-- A zz e.11er of plmmut dream.r.' NWILLIAM XYIIESTRICK' 'CllII.ff.llIf .md lrnlb14'r1r'1l1y. Light- weight Fuutluglll. Q.D. CHARLES XVHITIE -- xl zliligwll. fl'lt'IIdlv1 illulvlll if lun Q.D. JOANNIE WHlTlNc9JSfw,-1 ,md wwf. DON WlI.l.ARD' ll'Izilc',f ilvmfmg Jl.1r. Frcslimnn, Varsity Hgiskctballl, Cross Cuuntry. HH IH! EXIIIHMENI ' Y g t g 1.Sf3 '1 - AQ .- ' 'aiiifit m - - X -'-' ff ' , ,wg f:Pl:... . ri -7 ' 'A is EQ YZ, 4- V ,- 4- iff 'Q . . i N 7 'S Q , I bi BONNIE WORDEN- Dated for Ike fuluref' junior Y-Teens. KENNETH YANT-- Ken refine.: fo be o1feru'orked. NANCY YOUNG- One who worki' a goal Io gain. newer spend: ber time in rain. G.A A., Girls' W Club, junior and Senior Life Saving, National 'Honor Society, junior and Senior Y-Teens, Swimming and Gym Assistant, Peri Vice-President, Student Council Director of Finance, junior Ring Committee. MARGARET ZA'I'KOWe Ny friend, your friend. our friend. Peri Treasurer, junior Y-Teens. jIM ZEADKER- W'ordr newer fail him. Choir, Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y. DAN ZUNK- Atbletirally inrliuel, .fcbolurtimlly inrpired, pop- ularly arrl.1imed. Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Bowling, Q.D., Folliesi Ill HHHHUHIIUN SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES I PHYLLIS BLISS- She lmdr a :ery blirrful life. GERALD COLEMAN- I'll get by. GEORGE EDWARD DODSON- 'Byeq George. In Memoriam , I ELAINE INGLIS BARBARA HARPEL- She green you will: u .rmile. Sizzle Student Council, Gym Leadership, Girls' W Club, Glee Club. October 4 1934 Dcccmhcr 10 1952 7 7 GLORIA SZYMANSKI- I.r I gotta go lo .arlaool? Sizzle. ROBERT THOMAS- Ar good natnred rn be ir lull. Track, Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Boys' XV Club. ANN BOWELL BETTY VOLK- A good diver and a good friend. Swimming Club. August 23, 1936 February 15, 1952 De-ETTE WILSON- Sine doe.rn'1 have io act plea:-41:11, .rlne ir plea.mut. junior Y Teens, Glee Club. I TOM YOUNGS-- Enjo-yr life to the fullerlf' Choir, Freshman, Reserve Football. N ,gifs L , T5 as IO x f . .llhflfrl . I llnfx l.nlm1 lhxu- AllXfkl, Dm IfI'Il.Ilk IXIILIMLIX, lwlm Itillhllllkklx Ku . .' . uh llllmlln QL NvmNLI1uIiu IHII1 IlL.- IMI Ii-vnlhl Ilulix Nlmlu fwxmlmx Yhlxlnx ldlhkltlkk N. wwf fww f,,l,uu,lH nm I ffff,N,m f.'LLfmf,'! 1 .' 1lIL llIx'fxlIlWLll,H1bIWI,k'lL'INUl1 ff Uzxnl I'mI.111, Nmux IIQIIILIINJII, l'I11llp lung Ill.: Millar I V M.1xx Ilvln-xg XJIIQ' lullul. NJIILX N.l,X, l,zm I lmm' SVNIUR f,OMINIlTTfiI-5 C !W'l,1ff','.l1 flmfx .mmf l'fffln1f1 , . ILII Dutnl Hnttx llrknx Ruth MH lwn I MJ' . ' , ' '. . , llu wx. fk.II'IiIL Rmwlu I IN ISHN .' AIAIIIIXII QQ1Y4lxlL'II1.lIl, ,lwlm bIlm1.1lm YIKIIY Ivxlrvl. R.1y Svppnlm, fjlllxll Nur ilu v. N, l.Ull.lI1ll I.L Immn sp fxlffr 'I' llll' .mul .lf,'f,'ff.f'ff.'1lrmlflx gm U Plwlu lfffzu I Nm I'wI.zmla-lg RAIL Uwruj. , ,I 1 llkkll Nz uh I'1u.Ix Sn lnlx V. Mu. , , 11-1 lfffn ' IL,lI'IW.lIl limux, ,lun H.1llw.1d1, Bl Nvul. Istlu-1 111.lr,',AIm'L lIul'l1y'.lk QNX ww ,mmm-ww.W-W N N-af ,-P sw C7 by I vis 4 A- I B ': M- , . H: H N ,, an X 4 - 5 - 4 v 4 1 XX x .. 5,519.5 . wiv Sm S X. X.,X?F,1,5 Xl., .ix X X..k 1 . Am YJVQ, ',f li 3 YFWYX xv FS ' if 5? 1 lwh A 'rg 'V s 'fax . fl 1' life ,, i Q'-,F fldw 0 'M f ' ' 9 Q4 X 'fd x 49, -Qwle, Q. 1 -in-up Grant Brandeberry, Marcia Widmer, Nancy Zedro, Cecil Noel. l'z'4'.ri.fu11l ,AA.. .. ,,.... Cecil Noel l'irv-l'1'e.i'iffw1l ., ,,.NunL'y Zedro .S'vrrelm'y , ,,Murcii1 Vificliner Tl't'il.H'lI't'!', ,, Grant Briindeherry zmiozf larry The first exciting event of the Juniors' school year social event was the junior Prom held june 3. was the resentatiun uf two one-act la s, Wl1cJ's P Y XXfho? and Ghost Hunters , on December 10. Next, The members of the junior Class wish to thunk Miss Louise Nelson for her guidance and cheerful in February, they received their class rings. The big help. PLAY COMlNIl'I l'EE RING COMMITTEE PROM COMlNIl'l l'lili Robin Ollivicr, Chilirnixin l,eL' Daly RL-ynnld Hoelflin Hurry MCViiy Ricluml TerDmst Bmiiiic Beau' lN'l1ll'fl1il Blxlullil Louise Cupilury hliilgn- Haynes Betty Prince -linycc Snyder M.ii'iiinnc Vnlatrs lNl.irccnc Wfiscly Gayle XX'itlicrclI mr' Mike Tschirret Sally vUl1lll11.ll'1 jack Giriwux Bonnie Myrice Kurt Wiittui's Sally Biilxer .lain jilcuhs Put Freda-C Dick Haynes clmirniim W'illiiim Smeltzcr, Cu-cliziirinan Shirley l'uttci', Cu-cli1lii'iniiii Neil Lewis Nancy Block lf.irl H0d.ili Dun M.irqu.ii'dt Beverly HtlllIl1lD Ch.irlcs Sheppard CQ.ii-Ulu Fisflicr lfiximes Cin-wgi Ruth l'l1rin.in lXl.lI'Ll.l Vifiiliiur Nilllil' Zuiliu Rcrsuiiiii FIAIQQHS 50 Rim' I Run' .IA Run' ,ir- R 11 it ' 4 Nanny Block, Bonny Bear, Trudy Beatty, Gladys Armstrong, Pat BL-dee, Donna Bolin- sark Lila Balwcock, Pat Ainstutz, -loanne Bellas, Sally Baker, Gretchen Baker, Pat Biddle 'lim Bougltton, Mary Bacliar, Bolw Bclville, -Iolin Biddle, Bill Barrett, Shirley Ball George Aicllo, Dale Barber, Ernie Berg, jim Boardman, Chuck Border, Delbert Bean lll lHllSl R011 1 Rvu' J Ruiz' ,J Ruiz' .4 Run' I Rim' J Null' ,5 RUN liflu' 5 Hllll HINHS -loyce Bueluter Ada Crites, Georgina Burkett, Shirley Corado, Betli Bollin, Marilyn Collins Sliiiley Brockntan, Donna -lean Brown, Shir- ley Brenskelle, Suzanne Butler, Ruth Cole, Harold Clievalicr Dawn Bower, Neil Burson, Glen Chappell, Nunzio Carnovale, Meridytli Browaw .loanne Cliristie, Ronald Bundy, Rolland Bovia, David Bundy, Grant Brandeberry, Phil Couture lo Ann Dotson, Pat Dontlwrowski, Bertlia flupps, Mary Ann Cwalwai, Pat Dr-Vera, Louise Cupilary Mary Dona-gan, Dorothy Dudderar, Sandra Deitlel, Rosie Distant, Betty Dauster, glolin lfniglislt l:l'.lllL'C5 Durant, Carole Dayton, Doug De- lwien, I.arry Crain, Bill Drago filllfk' Drill, Connie Dol'1i'ef'f, Gordon Co- lwourne, ,lack Cfunningliam, Bruce Dickey, Roger liltrsain Ciliris Dolwretf, Rifliard Doerinig, l,ee Day, lfarl Deselntx, Larry Dolitor JUNIORS Rall' Ielflll Pol x . Rau' Carole Fischer, Anna Fisher, Rosemary livan- off, Lois Gall, Nancy Frank, Norma Frank Larry Gilwson, Francis Georgi, Gaydelle Garnsey, Elaine Eicher, Nina Fifer Galen Ellsworth, Robert Fox, Dick Fuck, jean Gardner, Sharron Durfey .lack Gamhle, Bill Fischer, Leland Fuller, Dick Fomley. Wfanda Erwin llllllll llllllllll .... R011 Rau Run Rffzz' Ru1z'5 Ruiz R011 Ruiz' Run' Nancy Goodlive, Beverly Graham, Lois Green, Margaret Frohase, Patricia Grey, Garnet Hartford -Norma Dupuis, Marie Giaino, Mary Gimi- nez, Richard Harter, jimmy Hughes, Midge Haynes -Beverly Hannan, Beatrice Goree, Bill 'Harri- son, Delores Hartranft, Bob Harpel -Henrietta Hildebrandt, Peter Hammound, Kent Glauser, Dick Heher, jane 'Herrmann --Willie Huttchson, jack Giroux, Don 'Harri- son, Chuck Hendrix, Reynold Hoefflin, Dick Haynes -Sudell Holliday, Miriam Koepfler, Dawn Hudson, Barhara johnson, Fileen Karrick, Bernice Hocker -Iimma Huston, Beverly Cooper, Sally Kester, Roseann jagos, Marcia Karszewski, Arlene Hotmer --Beverly Kille, Wiivelrly Kille, Louis lamle, -IoAnn Keeley, Don Kansorka -Dick Keith, Dick Knell, Fred King, Richard Kirkman, Don Koch JUNIOQS 52 Ru u Run RUN' Rim' Ru 11 R011 Bea Ledford, Sally Lowe, Margie Ladd, Ar- lene Koznia, Helen Manguin, Cleoria King. Daisy ltfeffready Pat Mandli, 'lo Neilson, Toni McNeil, Alice johnson. Virginia Kovacs -Ieannette KoleS. Alton Kohn, Nancy Ann Korh, Anna Louise Mickles, Agnes l.aFoun- tain -loanne Massey, Dale johnson. Tom Baker. Larry Latirnore, -loe Knosky Arnold Kohlhofer, Merit Lighthall, Neal Lewis, lilrner Kovacs, Grant Macklin Andrew Kolilhotier, Dan lNiarguardt, Wfayne l.ytle, john MaCPhie, Suzanne Losgar Hllllllll Hl lHl PHHM Ilan Rm: Run' Rau Ru!! Ran Run Rrlll' Rim RUN Anyta Naugle. Virginia Paunds, Shirley Min- nick, -loan Pollich, Doris Pennington litta Bryant, Audry Mills, Donald Moore, -Ion Murray, Shirley Potter -Betty Prince, Bonnie Myrice, lidgon Miller, Donna Minchoff, 'lune Millhoan -Virgil Miller, Charles Neumeyer, Cecil Noel, Don Montague, -lim 'Iaros Ronald Mason, Ray Monske, Earl Hodak, Frank Karcsak, George Medon Francis Rodriguez, Charlotte Sarka, Sandra Sailer, Roberta Thew, Ruth Uhrlnan james Nyers, Adela Rutter, Phyliss Service, janet Rich J -,lim lauwels. jerry Overly, Don Payden, Arlene Sarnes, listher Roth, Donna Schrader Dale johnson, Wltlter Urzeehowski, Harold Bland, Don Montague. Hoh O'Connell 'lim jaros, Rohin Ulliver, Larry Novak, jay Pomeroy, .loe Nyers, Dirk Ott JUNIORS 53 Rau' 1--Iwycc Snyder, -lu Ann Sclnlstrr, Russ Marin Simglur. Bulbgxrgl Szupiwi, Iilmsc- Stewart, Alien' ,Iran Taylor li'r1zr'2- -Gcurgc PupuH'. lorry Ou-sly, Bull Rum, ,lim Vglllcly, jim Ruyslvy Rruri-I .1t Snydc-r, Put Stuwgrrl. limb P.1ycff, Brrlw Picl, Dun Salllrnlws, Dam S1llllldK'I'5 Run'-J Ralph Rc-vill, -Iunmr 'l.lII'l1L'l', R.lIpl1 Ruff. -jun-ph Rnmstgldt, lflnxumr 'lkljhlck Ruud --Lois Stalls, Dick Rcdicck, Stcplwn Pmnpna, Frank Ridlllfdi, Clmurgk Sh:-pp.ml, PM XXCIIU Rf1zz'6 -Irllltf Slmulcr, Ruth 'l4mwl'mridgc, Dirk 'IU' Dua-xt, Duylg- Pmvcll, Harrold Sclmfcr, Rux- uunn Smith RUll'Iff'x7iCfUI'i1l Tammsclli, I.iIli.m ,lALllrlL'k, Alim Sclli' .1vunc, Czlmlyn Vassar, Ixillfltfll' XX vilIi.lII19 Ruiz'J--M4l1'gucritc ,I.L'l'l'k'lI. Glm'i.l Uttur, M.u'i.ln Vickers, Cfurulyrm w,.ll1lL'l', Marilyn 'llrylm' Rufzyi--lNI111'Ic1N: 'lhylmg Rmclxmuin- XX'.1tmm, Orvillu Turry, l.L!l'I'y Swartz. Bob SfUCkIll.lSIL'I' Rwzzq- Mike 'I4SCllil'I'CK, Dun Stllus. ,lim Stalmlcy, Hull Smcltzcr, Gary Slwrcr WI PHESENHH HHH IHHY I3I!Zl'l 'GllYl'i.l Zunk, Plrylixs Ruff, Marin' V.ll'.lkly'. Hlalnifc Y.1gc1',jauk Ulwlcl llffz1'JmSnIly Ywung, ALIIIIII Zulun, PAlfI'iL'l.l Vnlkur, Alia' XX'rzL'sinSki, Sally XVhitm.1n Razr? -Gladys Rice, IXLIITCIIL' X L'isL-ly, lNi1m'i.n XX irl- mor, Ron Stein, Ckxrul XX'iIli4ums, H.ll'l l.ll'.l XXHmdbury RHIVJ V-Gaylu Xvitlrcrglll, Gcurggc VU.lylm-r, PM Xwixcy. jim Xyfllifl, Luc XX'iIliS IFUIW5 --I,.u'ry Scrcptufk, Kurt XX'r1ttL'rs, 'llwm Youngs, Sherman XXfilliur11s, Hurry rN1ilL'V.ly', Daw Yuung JUNIORS 54 .11 'NIOR C1.AS'S PLA H ' N.1111'1' Z1.11'11 1111111 111 111' .1.11111lq l1 1111'11' ll 1111? 11,1 7'X1i' f1111111111S111j1111111 1X'11111'J 1511111 .1111 1111x111 1111 11,1 111 1,111 111111 171111 X11111111111. 11111111 1f.1111111' 1111111 .11111 11111111 11111111 111111 11 11111111. 13111 N1111111 21111111 111111 A111111 '1j1lAl7K'1 1111111 111111 1111. 11.1111 111111111 11111111 ll 1!7C'11Af. '1111' 11.1311 11.111111 111111 1111'1f1'1111'1 'gal 111111' 1111111111 111 111111' 111 11111 ,1111q1. 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Connic Allrn, l.giVoumA AlL'XilIlklL'l' 'J Don Boiacllc, Arnolil Brown, .lunct Lou Bull, -lumcs Allorc, Cfgirolc Aulwcll, l,ilIl'lL'l.l Pullil- liorn 'S---'Patsy Armstron3.1, Rollin- lin-mlcr, N1xry.1m1 Pmrlcn, Piiulins Armlt, Nanny Hr-ckur, ,loliii Hurtos wi ffffairl Baden, Clmrlus lip-lkofcr, Str-vc Bartok, 'llul AlL'XA1I'lLlL'I', Bob Hull, ,lUQlI1l'lL' Begg Wl lllllllll lfl.giV.ul.1 Brown, Boiinir Busliomi, Clmrlcm' Bylow, ,login Burris, Annu Howull, Dave HL-nsliiilo J -liilytlic HL-rgni.in, limmii Bowyer, Dirk llnyilnt, lionnic Hutlcr, lirmii .lL'QlI1 licriiictt 5-,lolio Bulcgrin, Cfiirolyn liclkofcr, Mika' Brcucr, Patricia Brown. Lois Hutlvr .4 Nwil Casey, Riclmril Blink, -lim liutlcr, 'liumw Clalilwcll, Rollin Hiirgiril I-Alicv Campbell, -lwlllllk' Cook, Guorgcns Crooks, alum Driltmcycr, Tom Douglas, Cflimlcm' Clouticr 2--joycc Compton, Bob Cook, ,lim Duiismoru, BAll'lWilI'.l Cilworowski, Slmron Curr 3-f-Marjoric Ciimplwcll, Sliirlcy Davis, Bolw Clinc, Syrlm-yctm Craig, Sally Davis, Gcorgc Costix' 4--Bi1rlw.ii'ii Clcmcm, Colleen Cooper, -Iurm-s Colu, Pctc Cunninglmm, Marilyn Diinicls 5-7--Bill Corus, Don Cook, Miki- Cliciik, -liuncs Cl.irk, Don Dulwuc, Pliilip ciI'ilINL'l' SOPHOMGRES '36 llnu' I llvn' - Run' lfniwr Ru ir' liuvcrly Fawcett, Nancy Dusseau, blessin- limcrick, Mary Ann liyanofl, Francis Discant, Marilyn liclwarcls ,lim Fralicr, Ronnic Fry, Charlccn Dussi-au, Pat liiclic-r, Nancy liggcrt, Marilyn Dc-Vorc ,lim Foley, Tom lfrcilritz, Hill Fuclircr, Nor- man lillison, Doug Gcorgi, Maryann Dickey limily Ruth lfckartlt, lflcrncicc- lfrwin, lflainc Farnsworth, Dick livanoH', Don lirikscn, Nancy lfwinu Hill Ulatlic-ux, Charlcs Foster, Bill Durham. Darol follins, .lolm Kfousino, Franklin Baum-r Illllll .... Nun' I Run' Run' livin'- Ku ll' Run Rn II Ru 11' Rim R11 11' Cllco Gclclicn, Pat lilctclicr, Lois Fugatc, Nancy Fcycsk, Mary Gillwctt, Larry Hunlcy lirna Gatzku, Carole Gaganclct, Nancy Frcc- man, Dorothy Fry, Rolwcrta GL-rtls, Donna Glass .lucly GL-ist-l, -lutlitlt Gears, lilizabctl1GimincL, ,loan Dictscli, Ron Hall, Carole Fostvr .lolm L3ll1lK'YCl', l.ylc Gootlall, Duane Oct- tings, Rolwc-rt HcnclL'rsc-n, Virgil jacgcr Dale Hartman, Lynn Hall, Vancc Harrison, lfiul 'Hcnning, -lack Bolilancl, l.arry Hallaucr Nancy Gucrin, Slnrluy Hampton, Tanya Hartman, Hopc Hanley, l'at Hitchcock, .loan Hannan Ciliarlcs -lanis, Philip Keller, l.cRoy Hulwlcy, Carol Griffin. Barlwara Holman Pat l.ll.'I'1ll.lI'klf, M a r c L- l l a Henry, jamcs Hosick, Both Ann Hamm, Martlia Hcllwcr, licvcrly Hcltl 4 -lanicc Hancnck, listlic-r Goree, -lim Irwin, liogcr Kline, Sliirlcy Huntnn. Carol 'Holly Howartl Holtlcn, Alton james, 'lohn Hymoru, Francis l.angc-l, -losc-ph Mjitrai, Ricliartl Agocs SOPI-ICDMCDRES S7 Run' Run Ru zz R11 zz RUN' Run' R011 Ruiz Run Rau' Run' Ru lr' Run' R11 lr' I Cmvl Hurnc, Kntlmlcim l-luntvr, Betty Kiss Virginia King, 'l.lI1lL'L' Kliinicclci, Vivi.m Hymlmnn . , , . . . -C,g1i'm1lyi1'HimwL', Luuig lxlc s, l'I'.lllli l'XlUl1lP.Il-I Faith Kdily, Vliklllllk' lixnipc 'S Ralph Kulillmfcr, K.1y Klutz, Dunn.: liuitun, Mglry vlcffcry, Dick l..ilii, Danny Km-islcy 'J- D.iviLl Kuclvldclcr. Dnxill Km-Il, Run Klump- nur, Dennis Krctzw, Victnr Kissull' HNU SEHHUI Siilncy l.cun,1i1l, Allhlll l':lIL'l1I1lL', llupn' l'l.lI1lL'j' lXl.lI'llyll K.l!1SLlI'li.l Lilligln l.ci1:l1ty, jackie liyluw, lily Ciliristic Geraldine lnxslqu, Nnrlcy lmlluy lin-vcrly Damper, Alice Limlur, ll.!l'l1,ll'.l l.ul1L-r Delirium Klcmpm-i', Olcxxi l..mg.1c Duzmlll M.lILci', Ifililii- Ollgccr, Riclmixl Fu:- Hl,l.X, lhclicl l.Q-Piigl' lzlruy AICfYtL,L'l'. llulwsil lxl.IlL'Vl.l, Run l..lI'Ik', liulu l,.xnx, Kcnmtli Knitv K.1tl1ryn lrilfunl, Nurnm lxlcfiwlilick, Pliyllix Plu-lpn, vluyu- Miller, Mary Inu lllnsml C,.1ruI Lawson, Allhlllllt' Millx, Marilyn Minis, D.1rl.1 Km-plw, Dluycv Imlgc, lYlAlllUl'lL' lwluycrs --,lim Melclmcr, Harry Mivrcy, Shirley Maxim, Lcnnn Ikfctwcfl, RUl'9L'l'l.l lx'lCDKlLljl.lll Xwilfuril lllmmru, Rolwcrt lYlCDlYllfLAlll, Gcrailll lN'IcCQi'c.1ily, Hurry Milwlgijczyk, ,Inc Mlynck Sum Mil1.liluH', Delbert Ackerman, Dglvc Mf- Clurc, Timm Myles, Cu-I Miller, c:lill4k'llL'l' lN'lL'clqs SCDPI-ICDMOIQES SS Ru11'I-lNIary lavu Mnntic, Billy Parker, Phyllis Run' Run' Rau' Rim ll Run R014 Run' Rim' Run Run' Ru!! lNlitCl1cll, Durntliy Mullen, Nancy Pcllek Hcatriuc Myers. Brucc Pcntz, Carnlc Myricc, Dennis Nugiglu Nancy Mnrgan, 'linni Picriic, Arnnlil lfickrl- ing, liarbara Morris, Susanne Oatcs Bob Obcnlurf, Harold Perry, Bob Pcllicfia, Mary Orinstnn .Inc Muianyi, Bob Nyitray, vlnscpli lNlnri1in, -luycu Mntlicrslicil, Urns NlCLlL'l'l1illlSL'l' lllllllll Gcurgia Rulil, Dax ill Rnmllc, jacquclyn Russcll, Suu Ricilcinan, Lavnnr Plll'lQL', Dunna Puls Dumtliy Ruulirl'wank, Alny Pnulkc, Anita Ru-il, Holm-u Ranclian, Rulwy Preston Carl Rue, liarlvara Reina-lc, Tlielma Pivl. Roy Rusk-r, Ray Sciyiss, Sandy Perkins Doris Sass, Harvey Prim-st, Mel Stcwart, Rifliaril Rnlwurts, ,lun Ryan -Mclvin Strciglit, K1-nny Saylui, Tum Ruhr'- snn, liilwaril Pnpclik, -lnlin Rawlins, ,lack Rymcrs Naomi Scliultlwis, .luycc Sliirlcy, Vlnannc Scott, Norman Snyilcr, Ann Scsavnicki Marlcm- SL'l1lIlll.lI'kl, Cflaytnn Sliaip, Tliuiuas Sncul, Frank Ricci, Suu SL'llLllL'I' Run juan Sccmann, juan Scliuinaclu-i', Mary Slinrt. G4-ralil Squire, Carols Schicrinyci' Run' 4 -.lnytu Scppulcr, Cinllccii Schull, Hclcn Schwartz, Llano! Sclilvssncr, jackie Sliiplcy Run' Ralph Spalir, -lun Sturinan, Frank Slauglilcr- lwfk, ,lim Scntt, l.ai'ry Saumlurs, john Sca- mann SOPHOMGQES S9 ,..-...., Rnu' R011 RH zi Ruiz Run Razr' Rn ii' Ruiz' Razr' Razr Run' Ruiz' J- Razr, Rflur Run' 5 Roll' 6 -Pat Stcpp, Pat Squur, l.arry Tlininas Veronica Singlar -Pcgg.1y' Smith, Shirlcy Singleton, Bc-vcrly St Auluin, Kenny Stichcn -Dnrnthy Sihhcrsun, Sue- Ann Slirimplin Mcarl Suttnn, lirxin Svvct-t, lfarl Sims - -Carole Snyder, -Ianis Scliafcr, ,Italy Sparks Kcrcn Snider -Rnnaltl Szyinanski, Kcn Stnm-r, Huh lfmlnr Arthur Ulrich WHHl llINl - Larry Vassar, Pat Stcvcnsnn, Lnuis Tlininax, Burnie Wfcstfall, Ralph limlci'vwntl --Mar,iqart-t Tlmmas, Anna juan Thaiss, Betty -lean Stcwart, Hnnnic Thninpsnn, Marjic Shrcwshcry, Patricia Tnllu --Rita Villa, Ruth Anti Wilrtl, Shirlcy Wairclimmliik, Albert Xvallakc, lit-tty Tnth, Pat Thnmax, Carol Van Buren ----Marilyn Tehuau, Ruhcrt Wiisliillgtivii, Suu Trccsh, Nancy Stcwart, Bctty Spruusc, lilila- hath Sznr -ilim Vining, Lcnny Villairc-al, llaymnn Turner, Tum Valiqucttc, Nctl NXfalhnrn, .Inhn XX'ashiniqtnn, Nic'l1.i1.-I Tung-ff IABarhara Zlwicrajcwski, Z c n o la i a Wfillis, lithclynu Wfisu, Clautlcttc Wliitt' Dirrnthy Zicrntl, Charlotte Zam, Pat Wiii'tlL'i1, Nancy WcipL'i't -jerry Zimmcrman, Wiltlc Ynung, Mary Lu.- Zimmcrman, Carnlc W'attcrsnn Franklin XX'uIfu, ,lim Wlivtlalrz, blanc XX'iIIartl, Tcmpas Wfilsun. Ht-tty Zimmerman Mary Wfilliams, Pat XXfatsnn, lfnnnic Wfiigiif. VC'antla Wimistl Larry Witt, lidinnntl Wilssiii, ,Inhn Zatlw, Ray Wfilsim, Carnlc Xwnggcrinaii SOPI-ICDMORES 60 ni? , st RH rw RHI! RUN' Rn 11' Rv rr' ICU 14' Run' Roll' ,S Ralf' Ru 11' Ru za Run' Run Rn zz' Nu rr' Gail Barrett, Duane Biglin, Marilyn Apcl, Rnscniary Bcclitcl, Cliarlcs Amlrcws, Cfaroln' Arrigu lultly licgg, Diwluirs Atlanis, Ciarimlinc Basil. Anitaniac l'5c'7cau, Paul Burger Diana Auxtcr, l'atrit'ia licrault, Mary Ann Atlamx, Raclicl licllwlicig Angela BL-nnctt -Davitl Alvaratln, Donald liarucsc, Barlwaixi Bland, Christine liacalimll' .lim Amrliins, Duiiald Hall, litlwartl Bauglm. Orville Bccincr, lNlauriCc AVL-rs Wl HlHHN V---Myron lilaclt, Marlena- Clallcwacrt, Mary C.ipul1iancn, .Iuannc Hustwiclc, jerry Bcalc, Harultl Hume ---Mary Bllllill, Alfrctl Hmwii, Morris Clilllicig Curalynn Bntli, Sliarnn lirnclclnan, liarlwara Butln.ir. --Gary Brantllvcrry, Suzit- Nuclear, BL'vL'i'ly Clark, Mary liarrnr, Carolyn Carnplwcll, .Inscph Bylimw -Harlwara Biwllutt, Nnrnia Carlcy, CQ.li'iulim' Buinlvcra, Dorimtlry lintlal, Susan Fmnlrarn, Nr-fl Branriscliwcigci' lSarl'wara Bnurnu, Roy liurnw, Dcllwrt linyrr, Ricliartl Bragg, Dick Burger --f-Gcraltl Cnninc. Alcxcnc C.hapn1an, l'lI'klI1l'ilL' Curry, Dun Clulluin, HL-tty Cllciiicritx, Rita Bc-nstcr. Hill ClimcI1rai1, Kg-nnctli Dr-Arinixnil, Ricliaril Bnrsun. Marlena Clntflicr, hlnannc- Diwring, .Iirannc Cult. Rita Ciunningliain. Sharon Davis, Anita Cliwiiulxt-s, Nancy Diclwrt, livclyn ffurnwcll, hluycc ffrvninc Myrlc Curtiy Mary liraswl, Sallie 'lam' Cnrtlcr, Nurmalcan C'lLic'kcy, Laurin' Davis Kenny Ciillins, Darrel Caxrnwcll, Harry Craig, jim Cantcy, Runaltl Davis, ,lim Drill PRES!-IMEN 62 llffn' I RUN' Run' R011 il Run' Il ICH11' RUN' RU11' Rua ICH Il' Run R11 ll R011 RH11' VJ Rv 11' cil'.lCL' ljfllgtl. Doro ci.lI'L'Il, W'a1ltc1' D11Ss1-1111. , . . . . . l vluln-111' l'111as, l'.ll1'11 Cyuvilgc, Dum- l1l11'1-t, 1 R1 ' ' 1111111' C11.1l1.1111 Rlll7k'I'l l5I'll.lI'tll. l..11'1'1 liCl'iIl1.lI1, -luycc Fry, , lXl.ll'l' li1'1lu11, l'.1t Fcllx, Rit.1 Fox, l.l'llL'lIL' llllltll, -l.1y l11l1'l11'1xt, V.c1l.1 l'1'.u1C1s. l'11t C1L'l1r, l,1bLI Allll Gil1lw1111s. l,.llll l7c1lc, D.lI1l1y' lf111.glisl1, N111'111.1 lf1111'1'm11 Dinlx D111l1lc1'411'. D1111gl.1s Dennis, cil1I'l5l.l l:l'i5Cl1Ill.ll1I1, Ruth l:,lI'lCll, A1111 l:AllH1L'l', l'.11 G111'1l111'1' l.L'5lLI' D111'.1111l, l7.llll lhlltbll, ,lim l1I1j.1lk'l', l11l l:L'I'Il, Peggy FllllL'l', -lim lfngcl, 5115.111 ljlllhl lINl .... 511511 ll.ll'l, -l.11q111-lim' Hcli111.111, 'l'l11-I111.1 ll.l,lS, N.ll1L'f,' H.11'tf111'1l. N11r111.1 H.13.:1'1', Nnmy D11ts1111, Vzulvt H.1ll lictty H11111lr1x, NClQL'IlL' Glass, Helen PIL-igu, ,liCII'y' li.lll.lgl1L'l', Amly ci0Y1ll1 D.11111y FUNlL'l', lxl.lI'jL.ll'L'l cillllklll, Kuith lfostclg G1-111'g.gc G.111cs11s, Ruth H.111tl1u1'.1, P111 6111111111-r f -lf11111g1'111' H.Il'I'lNivll, -luycn 'H111't111.111, D111'11tl1y H.11'1'is1111, AI'lt'l1L' HCll11.ll1, l.i111l:1 1.1111 Hartci' .I1111 l'1'.111l4s, 'lim l'1'1cs11c1', 4,1111 l'yHc, B:lIl'v.ll'.l Alwlwtt, G11-cn1l-vly11 Glass Sl1.111111 Hicks, 'l'11111 Halyclg Dun G1'.1111gu1', vlUNk'PllIllL' -l.lXX'UI'Nl'il, fi.ll'1il HL'l1ll1j,1L'l4 Suwic l'l.ll'IHl1, Sl1.11'1111 Hi11l11'111lx, Micln-.1l l'l.ljLL'l', Molly ,l1'.111 H11l1'1-, P1-ggy Irwin Ci.11'11l llllgllvsz Cl1'.11'1' ,I11111's, lictty H.1rtf111'1l. A11r11'tt1' HlYlll1l.ll1I1, D11111111 -lc.m HL'lll'l'. ,l4L'I'L'N.l li1c1'sItyl'1- l,L'IL'I' H.1r1'iw11, l:l111'1-1111 H.lIII'.llIl.f, l,LI.llll1 H1-1'1lt1-1', ll1m.11'1l 'l4.1yl111', A1'l1-1114 Hiflilillg Dun G1'ill'i11, wlUlI11IU' ciI'L'lllk'I', R.1lpl1 l-l.11111'- ixtcr. S11w.111 Howell, Cfl1111'l1 H1-llwing, Cfl1111l1 'Hall FIQESHMEN 63 Ru 11' R014 Rn ll Hun R011 Rv 11' RU 11' Rau' Run' RUN' Ruiz' Ru 11' Rv 14' Ru 11' .1 'S -4 '5 1 7 5 A -i 5 I --Cliarlcs Hyniure, Dnnulas Kalmlwacli, Mai- garet vlunga, Carol Knrlw, liarlwara Knislcy, Mary--In -Iune, Francine Kurtlt -Elaine Kraiicek. Pat Keel, Nancy Keclcy, lklargaret -Innes, Ann Klutz, Beverly Knvau -f-,lnlin Kanipc, -lanet lamc-lc, Pat lnman, Cfain- lyn ylennings, Russell Knlin -Marilyn Krueger, jnyce -lerc-my, lilainc Kaplan, Davicl Hirscliy, Rnsalintl Kinc, Dennis Knapp -Carl Koeniger, Lee Kreais, Rnnaltl Iakalw, Bill Kendrick, Ricliarcl Heuer, Kennetlihhlnlin- sun, Mary Ann Kratt Wl llllllll Paul Lurenzen, Shirley Luce, lN'lai'g.ii'ct Kuelil, Betty Luce, Blaine Lnytl -5--Durntliy Lulweclt, Betty Lesko, Anita l.eistnc'i', Beth Lasley gliddie l-aMance, Donna Martin, Rntli Kohler, Dlanice lavclge, Helen l.aPlantc ----Arline Leacliman, Carol l.ang, Larry Leach, Ricliarcl Teu -James Marshall, ,Inc Kutclienriter, Robert Lynn, Paul l.aCl1apt-llc, Arnnlcl Lung I-Robert Mencluza, Billy Meier, Carolyn Mat' tininre, joy Mattnnn, Sue Miller 2-'fARicl1artl Mncllin, Clara Meeks, Nancy Min' g,- cliefT, Ronald McCoy, Runalcl Millta Brian Matevia, Kim Massic, Constance Mc- Kratli, Marguerite Matynlc, Dennis Mitlclauglm J-Dnnna Mac Myrice, Nancy Mae Maxell, Run' 5 Delores Nelwranec, Mary Meiltler, Margaret Mnmsen Bob Martin, Ricliartl McAtle, Ricliarcl Mc- Peck, -Inanne Mulnar, Dnrutliy Maze FIQESHMEN 64 Run' Sliiilcnc Richason, Darlcnt- Rulicck, Hops Roucli, Virginia Rohinson, Rosemary Pavalc Rffirj Don Owrliolt, Pat Nygaiml, Philip Smith, Santlra Rcain, .luanita Riclimontl, George l,.IllXYL'lh Rllllf Dah' Nooic, Dorothy Rusuic, Gilhcrt Nauglc, Billy Nycrs, ,lanct O'Huarn 16111424 ,loymc lNiclclici', lirtty RL-no, Roscinary Rcinias, Floi'cm'c Pawlalx, Hcrnict' Rohinson, Frunl-1 Nagy Rim' Cilcntla Oatnian, llolw Peacock, Noijnian Nun- aniakcr, Nai'y Ann l't-ntlcrgi'aH, Alhcrta l'ici'cc llfliro Slicrry Payne, -laincs Page, ,loscpli Molnaig Rohcrt Ontlius, Mario Oroyitz, Catlilvmt Pratt Rffiwl ,lohn Ranchan, litlna Sharp, llutty SliaH'ai', -loan Scott, Dixic Santllin, Sylvia S.lLll1LlLtl'N Rnirj Rutlol li l'ci'i'y. Cfarol Stholl, Ht-lon Scarolita, . P 1 . . . , Ciary Puntz, Yvonne Saylor, Sliirlvy 5.iwatlt Rlllfl lXl.ll'YCllL' Rom, Carolyn Snliall, Bonnie Rut- tcrt, janet Schwan, john Ricliartls KHIV4 Norinan Pt-tors, Frul Rahtl, Rohrrt Rawl- ings, Cliarlcs Rantlall, Mary l.ou Roar Ruu'5 lillwrt Pountls, Nancy Schurtt, Don IR-tgclic, Stanlcy Reiter, Dick Rcynoltls, 'Hclcn Scy- inoui' Rim' I- 'XX'altci' Sainpscl, Philip Sayer, Patritia Stacy, Donita Slicclcy. Patxy l.omlo, Rmscll Schncll, Carol Kocnigcr, Doris Huglicx, Ruth Snytlcr, Rohurta Stiving, Yvonnc Hunt, Mary Sgro Run! Pat Stoltz, Nona Solt, Nancy Singleton, RHI: Rn zz I3 6 5 .loycc Sinus, Cai'lciic Stone, lilcanor Spitlur, licvcrly Sl.lllglITL'I'l10L'li, Marcia Stu-lc, -luanita Slicplicrtl, Phyllis Noixlcn l Suu Smith, Tony Scliiavonc, Holw Sawyur. lXlargai1't Smith, ,lanut Sprousc, Wfilnia Sowlu, Daisy Sims, Doris Scrcptoclx -J Allwrt Rosum'i'antL, Ricliartl Rinuliart, Victoi Saycn, Ciliarlcs Sainpscl, Cliantllci' Rutlcs, ,lini Sclilicycrts, l.ylc Robinson, Mary Kccscc, Nancy Saylor, Sandia Slatcs FQESHMEN riff Nun' llfm' Rim' RH I1 ICH 11' RH II RMU Run lfffzi lfffri Ku If Run R011 Kun Rn!! DL-livriS C.uupci', Climlwttc Nlaylur, lzilccii Tgikim, Shirlry Tulip, lflizalhcth Vnrgo Durh Tglylwr, Aimcttc 'lllyliwi' l'm.li'h.ii'.i Thayer, llrhcl Tliunipssm, Virginia Tlimwingls, lNliu'lL'm' liiylur, l.m'c'tt1l Szzllw, Chmvl 'l4llll1CI' .Immn ,l'l1UI'HPSOI1, Vcm Sutphin, Riilx-rt Sf. Claire, Dun Slicppn-L-ul, Flixrcmc Tliciss, Mary Ann Vmlic Huwgml Shull, Bill Stnclqlmiixc, Tom Smith, Dim Singlur, Sli.lrmi St1'c'tcl1hcl'ry - Vluhn Puwcll, Fixmk Sclilcgcc, liugcnc Smyth, liuggcm- Sclii'uulcl'. ,Ion Smith, Gcrqllll 5l.iwu'lQi WHHVS NlXl? 'I C..iimI Vmlw, f.l1.lllL'IlL' XX iIlinms, Plvllis 5 XX'.um-ig R.1lph Strihlimg, lillwnrll 'l'5L'lHlPP.ll C..rmill.i Vigil, lXl.1rilyn XX'aIlwi'n, Nancy Wliglit, Sl1.u'im XX'vt7L'l, Alicu Vuivflwcca ' J Cuuulyii XX'.1twii, P.iulim' xX .ll'Il, CQ.lriil XY'liit.llQci', M.1i'y XX'.ig4mfui-lil, Diiviil Vctcsy, lNl,xrx'ii1 Snlu lmlhcll XX'.1ll4ci', Nancy XX'clL'atci', .Iunly Wliit- wn. Sli.1rwi1 Vimnu, VL'l'1l Vargu J -,I.1n1w Swnyz, link 'I'lmmpwn, jnlm-S Tlicisw, Riclmill 'lwllli 1-., LL-Ruy ,l'll1'.lSllL'I', Dun Slltliulir. lfllcn cllhllhlli, lllllll Aim Xwrnlcliillgl, Dimulnl XX'icl4, Cnml XXjuhlmuth -Lino! VUilIi.lms, Phylims 5.151-11, .luhn Wfcst- rick, .lullith XX'illis CQ.1i'uIyn WinkL'1', -luincs XX'uml, KL-ith Walg- L'iili.1l1wi'. LL-Ruy XX'41mltlcc Nancy Zeller, N.xi'tlm XX'omls, -llllllfh Wfaslx- imgtim, W'2lllL'I' Vifilsmi -Rcynnlll XY!lll'fl1lI13.1lUll, Hill XXll1L'rtz, john Whririll, Bill VUL-llalml, Rmmlll Wfcsciii FIQESI-IMEN 66 v Recgixfmtiofz ffho evolution ofoz ous oovd Reproduction 67 Remzmemtiofz 0 .006 ,Q X io W' Q4 0113 N 's . 5. . , . f 5 , , L ,, ,w Q awk ww iifyfiff A o f azt f Mr-1 I . WSI, jk, .:, N K , r 4. - -e J I Stewart Saul, Henry Helml-ce, Nancy Young Student y Shirley Cornelius, Ruhcrt Peterson, Sum Sclmcffcl ozzncil Preridezlt ....... ,,,,.... ..... J 0 hn Gulyas Direflrzr of Fimzure ...,, , ,,,,.. Nancy Young Clerk ,.,..,,.,,... ,.,,,. B lanche Miklosek Diredor of Serrire, .,Y.t,,, Stewart Saul Director of Direflm' of Sfuge .,,... ,A.... H enry Hclmkc Sfndezzt Reluliom 'w...,, ,,..,,. R onuld Jacobs Dmjdml of Dil'l'l'f!1l' of Plrbfifily 'V.....V,,,,. Robert Peterson Socif1lAt'1i1'i1ie.r .,,t..,.....,. Shirley Cornelius liilwlrzr' of AIl'dIZl.l' ..t,, ,,..A,,. S am Schaeffer john Gnlyas Ron jncohs 70 My indent Because president-elect john Galyas was not in school the first semester, Ronald Jacobs took over the duties of that office. Enthusiam was created by the Student Council mass meetings for the DeVilbiss and the Scott football games. To celebrate the victory over Scott, the Student Council held the annual Varsity Drag on Thanksgiving night where football queen Nancy Falor reigned. A custom that was established last year of taking pictures for student activity cards was carried out this year on February 28. On February 29, the District Student Council, of which W11ite's Student Council is a member, held a dance in the Naval Armory. ozzncil The purpose was to help the students of the various schools become better acquainted. Again Wziite was invaded by the eighth grade students on their annual visiting day, March 19. They were given a tour of the building and an exhibition by the gym classes. All this took place under the leader- ship of the Student Council. The Commercial Club and the llnited Nations Club were added to the many organizations of Wzlite when the Student Council granted them their charters. The year was closed with a formal installation of the new officers in the auditorium on May eighth. The council wishes to extend thanks and appre- ciation to their woi'thy advisor, Mrs. Victoria Canfield. Ruiz I Clara Meeks, Miry Capol-nianco, .loyce Snyder. Betty Kiss. Carole Foreman, Carole Hitclicock. l'c-ggy Gottfried, Sue Flolander, liay Miller. Pat Felix. Susie Horton Ruff!--Pliyliss W'amer. Susan Howell. Shirley Talip, Mary Short, Carol Griffin. Carole Van Buren. Nancy l.c-Roy. Roseann jagos. Mary Donegan, fftta Firyant Rlflfi Trudy Beatty. Rose Marcum, Faith Kaily, l.ois Sharp, ,loanne Fiellas, Carole Dayton. Bonnie liiyrice, Shirley King, Marcia YUidmer, jane W'illard Rffiri Tom Hayes. Hob Rawlings, Don Smith, -lim Fsonghfon, Dick Smith, Dan funk. Mel Fallon, Mike Tschirret. Neil Fiurson. john Tomanicek lil1lI'5 Dale johnson, Tom Fredritz. Bob Rogers. Don Montague. Phillip Cramer. -lan hlacobs. Ricliaril Kirkman. Gene Niederhauser, Robin Ollivier, Ray Seppeler Ruiro -lack Lahr, Dick Haynes. Virgil Miller. Shermin XX'iIliams. lirnie Deliarr. Ron Davis. Bill XVinkle, liill Fiarber. Ray Monske, Dick Marleau National l Pl6.lijrlC'llf... . . 3 Vice-l'r'c'.ri1fw1l .. 0 W 0 V ffc'r'n1'ifil1KQ,3ir'4'!'c'!ill'Vj' f,lHl'l'Lf lfffllltffllg Svr7'UfrII 1 l 'l'm1rff1w' l l Once again the National Honor Society is proud to claim a successful years program for 1952. Among the many interesting programs were the talks given by Miss lidythe Bumgardner on her trip to Guatemala, Miss Beth Burman of Oakdale School on her trip to Germany, Andre Mannik of Estonia fa stu- dent at Tllj on his life in Estonia and Germany during Wforld Wzir ll and Reverend Arnold H. Clrueber of St. Mark's Lutheran Church on Todays Youth and Education. Obviously the National Honor Society keeps its members adequately informed on many and varied subjects. This is one of the reasons for the desired memberships into this club. In the spring and fall the members are chosen by a student and faculty vote. They are chosen for their outstanding qualities of character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. They are then inducted into the club in a special auditorium session. At the November . . .Joe Flores .Dixie Auxter X l Barbara Mezaros l 0 C Z 6 ., Ruth Matthews .Nancy Ifalor 12th induction Mr. E. L. Bowsher spoke, Mr. Asa Knowles, president of the University of Toledo, was the speaker at the March 20th service. For the second year an honor roll consisting of all Freshmen and Sophomores having A and B averages was displayed in the second Hoof hall. The Twenty Question Quiz was held in the auditorium january 28, for the benefit of the March of Dimes, with the teachers answering the questions. A recognition service honoring all the grades for their achievement in scholarship, citizenship, leader- ship, and school activities was held May 16 and 22. The year's activities were summed up with a roast in May. The National Honor Society wishes to take this opportunity to thank its advisors Miss Mildred Burns and Miss Gertrude Moore for their line assistance in making this group a working organization. National Honor Society Momberr MARCH '5 1 Dixie Auxter Sue Bolander janet Crane Nancy Falor Pat Gaghen Beth Harter Joann Hoffer Ruth Matthews Barbara Mezaros Blanche Miklosek Nancy Young David Blair Joe Flores Philip Long Robert Petersen NOVEMBER '51 Marcia Deitzel Betty Farkas Mary Foley Carole Foreman Shirley King Lorene Lehman Signe Lindberg Lila Miller Nancy Nagy Carol Roberts Virginia Scofield Mary Thompson Gregory Aubell Kenneth Eriksen james Halbach jack Hamm Jack Lahr Ralph Leistner Ray Seppeler Duane Wanmsley 73 MARCH '52 Georgia Engler Peggy Gottfried Shirley Laberdee Louann Layman Prudy Simonds Ronald jacobs Gretchen Baker Martha Biddle Louise Cupilary Carole Fischer jane Herrmann Arlene Hotmer Daisy McCready Shirley Potter Esther Roth Arlene Sarnes Marcia Wlidmer jack Gamble jack Giroux Raymond Haynes jon Murray Robin Ollivier :BBQ 'Q if 1 a Q r ys s 4 X51 I 'fins F Sue Bolander, Nancy Young, Beth Hatter, Carol Foreman, Margaret Zatko, Nancy Nagy XXfith two meetings a month and the many activities with which it has been connected, the Periclean Literary Society has been very busy this last year. To begin the activities the members sponsored a mass meeting in the stadium for the Wziite-Libbey football game, October S. The Peris were hostesses to the Phils and Zets at the Christmas party held in the library, December 7. On Valentines Day the Peris of Wziite entertained the Peris from the other schools of Toledo with a tea in the library. This tea enabled us all to become better ericlefzn acquainted with literary and social activities of the other groups. Sugar on the Slate was reviewed by Mrs. Tom Hall as part of the program. At the end of the basketball season the mothers of the basketball team were honored at a program in the auditorium. The main speaker was Mr. Robert Rettig, DeVilbiss varsity basketball coach. The next important event was the Tri-Lit, a semi- formal dance, sponsored by the three literary societies but in charge of the Peris this year, Nancy Young acting as general chairman. It was held May 3, at the XXfoman's Building with Dave I-Iuber's orchestra pro- Rniwl Dixie Auxter. Prudy Simonds, Shirley King, Lorene Lehman, Blanche Miklosek, Virginia Ormston Ruiwj- Louann l.a man. Kate Donegan, anet Crane, oAnne Dunsmore, oAnn Dotson, Nanc Zedro Y i i Irlfj Virc'-P1'e,i'f:fe1ll ,,,,,,, llemrffilzg Sl'l'I'6frH'J' ,,,.A . 'f C,'m'I'c.ifmllrfillg Sez'l'el.Jr 3' . lil, Y 'l'I'e'rll,'!H'7' ,. , .. .. ,, .H , f:l'1l.tl,l',, is Q- V-'A' .J . . kb I l l If ,, t,l1rrfff.1m Q lf ld, Rcfwflel' , , ,, , U ' Sl'l'f'L'.I1lf .ll-.'lI'lIlf 0 on A L2 eww 0626i ,,,,Sue Bolander ,,Naney Young ,,.,.,Beth Hatter r.Carol Foreman Margaret Zatkn ,,Nant'y Nagy Marcia Deitxel , ,,,Mary Foley Peggy Gottfried f J W viding the music. 'lhe evening, as always, was a huge success. To close the year a hanquet was held in honor ot the graduating seniors on May 29. 'l'he hook reports given at each meeting hy two seniors were of contemporary fiction and non-tietron. They proved to he very interesting and on a whole the year' carries many happy memories. Xlifithout the help and enthusiam of the advisors, Miss Maxine Closgray and Miss Norma XVinter'mantel, the year eould not have heen such a sufeess. New rrrerlilu-is without pirtrrr.s are: lieu-rly Hannan, Midge Haynes, Norma lxlLciUl'Illlk'li, Anita Reel, Anna .lean Thaiss, ,lanet Sclrlessner, lieverly Ht-Irl, -lorn Hannon, liettv Kiss, lois Kupsky, Oleva Lange, Rita Villa, -lane XX'iIl.rrtl. Rffrz' I Pezlgy Ciollll led Mary Foley Ron' 2 Marfia Dertfel Ruth Matthews Ron' 4 Ouida Matthews Bklll llrrllill Roll' I Shirley Potter Meridyth lir'ok.lxx Ron' 5 Carol Rohelts Bonny My rrrr Via u i n L 1 Sandra Deitvel Ron' 6 Christine Velasr url irlxn lx lNlar't'ene XX'isley in Mr! rain XY l v . .v - r N xv X A Ii' Vs Pi'w'izfc'l1l ..,, , Vice-Pl'L'.i'i:fel1! TI'Lfrl.l'Ill'C'l' Serrelrzry A,,., .,,.. CD QLBQMJP Jan Jacobs, Dan Saunders, Neil Lewis, Don Saunders ,,.Jan Jacobs . ., ,.Dan Saunders ,,,..Don Saunders ..,.... Neil Lewis SL'I'tQt'clllf lil-Amir ...., . ..B0b Peterson Having a successful year was the objective of Jan Jacobs, Forum president. The club was also the first to sponsor a basketball mass-meeting, something new in the school activities this year. The Prison Prance , a dance sponsored by the Forum, was held in the school gymnasium on the Zlst of March. Forum Instead of the usual initiation the second semester, the pledges made themselves very useful by cleaning the inside of the Eastminster Presbyterian Church. The pledge day activities were conducted as usual, for there was a large group of boys taken in as new members. Rr111'l--Torn Laney, Dick Screptock, Henry Helmke, Bill Winkle, Chuck Rothlisburger Rau-2-Don Bylow, Ray Monske, Jim Boardman, James Stanley, Bruce Dickey 1 Robert Petersen, Ron Davis, Sam Scliaeffer, Bob Screptock, Fritz HoPfm.m, Cecil Noel Again the lforuin was successful in defeating their The activities were not handled hy the club unem- rivals, the Q.D.'s, in football 6-0, 21ml iii b2lSliCfb2lll bers aloneg therefore we wish to express our apprecia- l7'1'l- tion to Mr. Wfilliam Brenner and Mr. Milton Williailis The club also inducted six sophomores including for their guidance which helped to make a successful john I-Iymore, Vic Kissoll, Carl Miller, John Seeman, year. Dan Marquardt, and Dick Kirkman. Run I Chuck Hendricks, Bill Smeltzer, lfarl Hodak, Ralph Revill, Virgil Miller, Daxid liundy Rf1z1'J---Kent Glauser, George Popoff, Harry MCVay, jack Giroux, Cal Cummt-ro, Robert O'C.onnc-Il 77 vu Lois liitticli lXl.1ry 'lihonipson Cf.u'olt- c,ll lL'AllI1 Nnncy 'liimnions Nancy Fnlor l,lt'.lf.!L'l!f ..Lois Bitticlc l'icu-I'i'wiilt'11! .Mary Thompson S'cc1'cl.1iV3' . . . .. -Carole O'l-learn ffffmfijwzliliffiq Se1'i'ulr1r-y .. .Nancy Timmons 'l'nm111'ui' . . . ,,,,, ,Nancy Falor f,ll7rlf7j.lfIl . .. .Lila Miller l ,S'w'lqu.111f-rflvflrw1 ....K4ly Miller The Philzllethczm l.itc-rzlry Society chose current book resumes us the thc-me this year for their literary progrzun. Katy Mimi- Lila Mimi Carole 'Hitchcock ' P cw -Q new -. f' V 0 flhll L51 G 0 -l - - as Q bilazlefbwm The sale of greeting cards, Christmas cards, stu- tionery, and candy bars helped to increase the treasury. Pat Gaghen, chairman of ways and means, was in charge of these sales. Spreads held during the months of October and February were in the homes of Lila Miller and Bonnie Simpson. These are always memorable occasions for both old and new members. Bonnie Simpson lrcm- M rwfwi ly M.n'y Ciimc-ncv Angela Mnttoni Fiuin Uuslcy Pnl G.n,:I1m livelyn liirsilon lfsthei' cihlll Alice Armnn Shirley lrgilwcimlcc 78 Marlene Sheets Phyliss Rice Donna Lincoln janet M i I ls Marion Phelps Louise Bland Nancy Baker Marcia Karszewski -IoAnne Hellas Louise Cupilary Literary ociefy The Phils' social activities consisted of a school dance entitled The March Marathon on March 7, participation in the Tri-Lit Dance, May 3, a Mothers tea, May 8, and a banquet, May 11, at the close of the school year, at which time the seniors were given their lockets. At the end of the football season, the club gave an assembly program honoring the mothers of the varsity football players. We should like to express our thanks and appre- ciation to our ever helpful advisors, Miss Marian Lar- kin and Miss Mary Linville, to their willingness to help on every occasion. llSlllL'I' Roth Pat Wfixey Gretclien Baker Arlene Hotmer jane Herrmann Georgina Burkett Us Yer- Marlene Taylor Hohhy 'lihew Carol Dayton Pat Biddle 79 G V ,V A J -i f -1 : s- .gg Q , --',- b-5. ff' ,. if 'Qi , W sri : gr r ,K W i ' 'L Q , -. sin K 43' Ray St-ppclc-ir, Duane Wfamsley, Robin Ollivier, David lilair, Hill Boosc. lim Halhach, 'Ii-il lzckardt. lil l'l'lIllillIl Olms Circgory Aubcll .loc HiwI'l1y'glli Phil H uffman lack l..1l1i' Ralph l.cistner lxcn ltriltscn h im Cvalyas, -loc Flores, Clifford l'loui-rs, ,lcrry Fra ui!! and agcger A successful and happy year was had by thc mem bers of the Quill and Dagger Literary Society One of the happiest moments came when it vs announced that the club had won the contest for thc best football mass meeting. The mass meeting wls held for the Massillon game. As in previous years, everyone had a good time 1-nu-' A li li x W , t ri ? N l uh Lx j V if W 'lied Frainpton QQ g lf ,Iaincs Roberts 090 l 3 l'i'c',ihfw1f l l ire-I'1'wiilu1! Xvci e!.1r'1' l ilillt-l.llIl'L'l' ,Ray Sepplcr , .Duane Xlifamsley .Robin Ollivier ,, ..DalYicl Blair Stew all Saul .Sw'gei111lf.1l Villa .Bill Boose i f,.l7.lf1liIjll elim Halbach Don Saul lfujwilw' ,Ken lfriksen the two Q.D. initiations. QXVell, just about everyone. that is.j There were three social alliairs during the yearg . Mel luillon namely, a dance after the Xllfaite-DeVilbiss basketball ,. , I Alohn lomanicek game, l'ebruary lith, a couple roast in May, and a stag roast in june. The only sad experience of this year came when the Q.D.'s fell victim to the Forum members in both the football and basketball games. lid Xxllljlillllikkllkl Neil W'lllL'lWI'L'l1IlL'l Lifemify ociefy Mr. Claire Dunn, our very popular advisor for many years, will be leaving us next year and were really sorry to say goodbye to such a line fellow, but we wish him success as the head football coach at TU. The Q.D.'s would like to thank their capable ad- kiln wfmlillink visor, Mr. Arthur Mills, and the new advisors, Mr. c'h'HiIw Wim' Donald Haxton and Mr. Richard Wfallace. lim Mcffarty, Clary Scliimmcl, Lee Day, Dick Ott. Grant l5i'.imlelwci'i'y, Galen lillswortli Dick Haynes, Dick Kc-ith. -lon lklurray, Harold Schaffer, Revnold Hoc-Hllin, Mike Tschirrct N Pmifdezzl ...,........ 4 . Q iii? . ,..,,.,,..,.,.Betty Farkas V :re-Preffdefll ,...A...,,,,.,.. Virginia Scofield Secrelary ',....,... .Barbara Cbysiski l 7'refz.r1n'e1' .... .. ..,Signe Lindberg --fa -... Clmplaiu ..,....r, . ..ww,.. Barbara Mezaros fl-iiifu' l Reporter' ............,,. Y....,,Ar,..,., I da Vargo l 5fw-gemzf-af-Aram 'r,... r....... j oanne Holfer 0817150 N Y v W ,Y Vw W V l Z6ZLbd!6fb6d72 This year, as in years gone by, the literary program of the Zetalethean Literary Society has been the real incentive for the meetings. The theme for this year was reports on Broadway plays and operas. The juniors presented skits which added variety to the literary program. The social events, under the guiding hands of the advisors, have been numerous. The initiations, enjoyed more by the members than by the pledges, were held at the homes of Virginia Scofield and Barbara Cbysiski. In the early autumn the club sponsored a football mass meeting for the Central game, Signe Lindberg acting as chairman. A recognition program honoring the cross-country track team and their mothers was given in November. Another high-light of the year was the theater party in january. This year, as in past years, the Zetalethean, the Periclean, and the Philalethean Literary Societies sponsored the annual Tri-Lit Dance. Aldea Freeman, Ruth Gensun, Amelia Guings, Betty Prince, Arlene Kosma BLlI'l'51ll'il Chysiski, Sigue landhcrg, Baihara Mezaros, Ida Vargo, JoAnn Hoffei' Lifemzfy Society As a money making project, the girls sold stationery. The final event of the year was the banquet at Delft House in May, where the installation of officers for the next year was held. Under the suggestions and careful guidance of Mrs. Dorothy Packer and Mrs. Victoria Canfield, the Zetalethean Literary Society has enjoyed a very suc- cessful year. The following new pictures with the group: Nancy Goodlive Agnes LaFountain Kathleen Hunter Naomi Schultheis Mary Shant Shirley Marcholak Dorothy Fry Nancy Freeman members do not have their Phyliss Holmes Gaydelle Garnsey Erna Gatzke Lois Fugate Beverly Fawcett Marilyn Edwards Beth Ann Hamm Darla Koepke Elaine Fichcr, JoAnn Massey, Joyce Snyder, Donna Brown, Mary Bachar Ruthie Uhrman, Marilyn Collins, Dave Rozelle, Ron Hall, Lorem- Lehman, janet Crane, Don Montague Zqgle The Sizzle Stall has done an excellent job, in puh- lishing the school newspaper this year. It is distributed every Weclnesclziy during the homeroom period. Two very popular columns this year were Cupid's Corner and the Sports Column. During Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter a K special issue was printed in keeping with the occasion. On April first a special issue was printed called the Fizzle , Cu-Ii.!jlff1'.i. .l.orenc l,L'lllIl.lIl and -lanet Crain Ifmfzf llzlqv . . . . ..Ruth Uhrman Sllmzli Page . ,.Don Montague Cliff: Ptllqv. .. ...Marilyn Collins Ar! .,..,,,. .. . .Ron Hall The stall attended the Nortliwestern Ohio District journalism Convention at Bowling Green in April. Their annual banquet was held in the spring. Miss Mildred Cowell was in charge of the editorial staff and M1'. Wziltei' Mall was in charge of the typists, staplers, and salesman. Mr. Mall and Miss Cowell are to be given the credit for making the Sizzle again a huge success. K, K K Y Q0 Q s N.. L. if 'nv 4 Rf n 1 Ifmmw lludlvmul. Ifxvlxn lluggnn, Al.lI'y.lIk'f l:IUl3.lNL', Slmlu w'llk.l, lmuzm C.up1l.xly, Hwiwn 5IC'NK.llf RMU .' VI-wXnm I'-Illuk, .l.lnquLlxx1 lluxwll, l7u11n.1 Alun Hrmxn, li-uxly' H.mn.111. Nu1'm.1 Dlxpuu, Plnliw Rm IC' ll 9 IAVIRIIR Iklmlwmlm. C.mvlu l7'llv.l1n. RUNKIUJIX XX'.lts1vn, AIJIIIXII XX'11lwI.l.:a-I. I-IIILI MIHN. Iinmm Nunn, l'.lt 5ITXxiLI lCf'n 1 Dum fillfflli, li--lw Rugu, lhnk Hclmkn, Anxlx I'-vue, lirxm l7Ll4.u1. Dm ylllllk 1.1:-'I Uutim, XVIXIJH S.z1'k.x, D4-rwtlmx Mak. Dm M.11ngu.mll. liulw C541-ulru. lflunm NIYIILIIINIKI, M.u'x.mn Ilnkny, liuarlx i9:.1I1.1m, R-'luxl.1 'lluxx 35 ANNUAI. liDI'I'ORlAl. STAFF Scalia-ll Prully Simonils, Ruth lNl.1rtl1L'xxs Sflllhllllg l.ou.1ni1 l,.lyI1I.lIl, -Lim' XX'iIl.ml, Sm' lSlPl.lHxlL'li, 5.1111 SL'l1ilL'lliLAl', lxl.lIk'l.l DL-nzfl, Mnlw il'NL'llIIlLl. S.1Il1 XX'l11t- 111.111, Noll li111'soi1, lluiil Hl.1i1, Stvxxpnrt S.1ul. Dixic Auxtci l ANNUAL STAFF fun, perlmps, is choosing tl1c color of tl1c covcr and . . . rll r 'l rl-b kbr lil-1'-ir-I. Almost i1nytin1C during the fourth hour one can K Puwn U W mm K UU is U M Lulu CL wander into the Annual class and find the Il1ClNlJCl'S Annual orders are tukcn by solicitors under thc busily working on l1lyouts,sClCCting Pl1l'1lSC5flJl'SCl1l0I' ulvle supervision of Mr. Dunn Alllkl l1is stall. 'l'l1c nauncs, or choosing and following tlic theme. Most Business lxfl1lIlLlgCl' and hcl' assistants are kept busy S6 zwfple am! C OM ligmdliug the subscription money, securing advertise- ments, turd keeping us within izur hudget. This year very special eredit should he given Lou- auui Luymgm for her superb nrt work. Aiwuys kept husy in selmul, I.oiuii1n did must of the work ut home. i , , , . I Cf!-11:!lffll'l fflhrllv 1ii.1lffN11'i, Prmfi .hllilllllifi , iiiiil.H1llfifflffr' .Sliffi iiiifflfllftlll , Blltllleli M.1f1.rqi'1 fjlllihl ,Hulllwni i The Annual Stuff wishes to thunk Miss iViLlXillL Closgrgly, our literary zidvisiir, rind Mr. Ciigiire Dunn husiness advisor, for their untiriug elhuts to make the Purple and Gold what it is. 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Mr. lZX.ll15 lC1111'J f,.ll'lVlL' XYv.lllL'l'N1!I'l, llLlI'lW.ll'.l lPl4!llll.lI1, Annu blkllli Tlmisa, Put l.lPPL'I'l, lll.ll'l7.lI1l lNloore, cnlltilk' Scliierinyer. N1Pl'Il1.l ljllplllw, Sidney l.eon.111l, Zenobi.1 XX'illis Ron' 4 -l.lIllKL' Kl.111it-iki, liob ll.ll'l7L'l. lXI.1ilene Slwetm, Georgiu lfngler, Beverly l'l.lI1I1.lH, ,lim P.111xxt-lx, Pliylim Serum, fl!.ll'lQ'llL' liylow Netra N.1nq' lwxter. lXl.llA3' -Ielleiy, ljlhlllt' Cvctli11gx, Cecil Noel, Ueiziltl Rust. Philip lbltlllllliilll, il-llL'llll.l lliel, Anim N Nialxle, Ruth Ann XX .11'tl l1'1f11'5 Philip C I'.lIIlLI'. XX'ilI.11'1l Slituix. Ql.lIY Stluniniel, Duane XX!.lINSlk'y, Robert l.. Rollinx, ll.lll l'lo1l.1k, loin Yoiuigs, l,.lI'lN Yx'1tl , 11 - ' N 1 0 1 1 Nh llrvifilwfl P.1t I.iplwert , , ,, 1 1 1 1 1 l'11'1-l'1e11il1f1fl Cecil Not-I 6 0 Z if TNA ' ' .. - il . 3i1'1'l'.-!.11'1 Hirst neineslerj lietli ll.uter 1 , ff lwetontl Nk'llTl'NlL'l'l Ci.lI'UlC liostel' KLM 1 'l'1'1.11fm1' Georgia lfngler K '+ f!f und the Follies, The Silllll iit ll nuinber of Toletlo Y :- W eliurelies, for the Y.XV.CQ.A. tletlieution service, and in llntler the zlble direction of Mr. lgugene lzviins, the the 5-hmm Iycmvul at the Art Museum Fm. il project itite choir, recognized tlirouigliout Toletlo tis one ol: SPUHSU,-Cd ly, thc Red frogs thc Clwil- mule 11 few,-kj K ' L 1 . I , .., 4 4 ' llie best, luis liiul onte ilgillll .1 very xxoitlmlnle yeiu. mg to be SCM Overseas. They also appeared on two The publie 2lPPCLll'llI1L'CS were its inuny 115 tlie group junior League TV progriuns. A very busy and suc- tl time lor. Tliey Plll'flL'llDLlfL'Ll in nmny seliool gietiv- eesstul year was closed by ll joint eliornl and l71lINl ities sueli 11s tlme Ciliristinus serviee, the Lenten service, concert in May. L 'G Rnirl -lan Dlacobs, Shirley Kina. Carole Hitchcock, Hlanclie Miklosek, Louann l.Qlyl11.lI1. fflzarlcs Shcppaitl Ruff! Dave l'lensm.m. Betty Kiss, Sue Bolander, Beverly Graham, Nancy Pellc-lt Ilfmyl Amelia Goings, Helen Taylor. Dixie Auster, -loan Seeman, Sandra Dc-itvel. -loy ,lc-.in Pollkr- llffu' 4- .lane W'ill.1rd, Dorothy Mack. Dwight Mullen, Norma lillison, .lanet Schlessner lIff1rS loin Laney, l..lrry Novak. Bob Nyitray, Hill Sincltzcr, lirnie DL-li.ii'i', -loc lxlllldllyi Alfobee Aw' lub 'l'his year the Altobee Art Club has had another successful year. The meetings have been many and varied. The meetings were held every other Tuesday in room 20513 under the able direction of Miss Eliza- beth Cfonlin. Dixie Auxter, Sue Bolander, and Ernie De Barr were responsible for the scenery in the Featherwaite Follies this year. Louann Layman and Dorothy Mack painted a mural on the wall at the north center en- trance to the building. Other members participated p. l Iaeijifwfl . Carole H iti lit ot k Vim'-lJIc'.i'frfc'll! lllglllcllc' Milil0sc'l4 5w'r'el.1r1' Shirley King 'l'1'tf.1i1f1'ci' l.ou.inn l.ayin.ln .St'lKQL'.lIlfnlf-i'1l'llll lan Jacobs in the making of signs to publicize school events During the year the Art Club has greatly added to its reputation as a useful, working organization at Wzlitc High School. Run' I- Garnet Hartford, Nancy Nagy, Angela Mattoni, Lois Stell, Joanne Christie Ruzrj Mrs. lNlonroe. Mitzie Kardos. Sharon Sll'L'lflll'3L'l'l'f,', -laclcie l.ee, l.illian l.eichty. Charlotte Taylor, Fat Stepp, tin Donna Mar amor ea! mfr The main purpose ot the Red Cross is to help others. Here are a few things that will show you what the Red Cross does. First of all they knitted three afghans that went to a Veterans' Hospital. One of the afghans was dis- played in the lobby of the Nicholas Building in No- vember. The girls made leather animals in November and animal bean bags in February and March. For the Fourth of july and Memorial Day. nut cups were made for their meeting. Gift boxes were lilled by the students and sent overseas for young children. The club members deco- rated the inside covers of the boxes. Lila Miller, l l l'1'e,i2Jef1! . . . Nancy Nagy l i !re-l'i'criilwzf . ,, . . .Fdna Meek SC't'l'c'f.ll'-1 ,,.,. . . Mitzie Kardos il'mzi.'m-r . .. . .Garnet Hartford lftjmrfrfr . Nliernadine Bacho i . l Wzlite faculty to send to the Toledo State Hospital. Nancy Nagy represented Vifaite on a Television Pro- gram during February for the gift box project. The meetings of the junior Red Cross are held every sixth hour in Room 525, under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Lina Monroe. Nancy Nagy, Garnet Harford, Lillian Leichty and Patsy Stepp served as flag bearers during the 1952 f' 5 m e Red Cross Kick-oil Rally held at the Toledo Museum . 1 i ps . Q9 ,I of Art. jewelry was collected from the women ol the 35 .1 i 3 x V JY ll., - f fl: . M rin.: I WHT M,,a n' .. 92 . . lfffu' Ruiz' J- ,f x I 1-f' Nw.-....a Qhgynf-sf ai I Marcent- XX'isely, Reynold Hoetllin, Virginia Ormston, -latlx l..ihr, Frances Rodriquel. Arlene Barnes Kathleen Hunter, Brian lNIatevia, lid Tsehappat, Charlotte Zam, Louise Clupilarv Rifle? Duane liiglin, jean Gardner. Anna .lean 'l'h.1iss,l Nanq' Stewart, Marilyn 'l4.1yIor, lflaine l,elim.1n lffluvl Do nald liarocsi, Pat XX'ard, Stanley Reiter, Ray Stppeler. Don Patsclie vloe lfloies l Y 0 l'1'e.iiJeul . , ,jack Lahr S I7 J W Z -5' 5 5 l'ii'tf-I'n'.iiffwl! , Virginia Ormston .S'ern'i'.1f'V1 , , .lrranees Rodriquc-z 'l'rei1ifu't'r . ,Mareene XViseley , . . . ' lhe vrograms, arran 'ed by the vice- wresident, con- C'l pf' Arlen Sum K' E ' . 'MI .UU Y H ' C tk ' 'S y RL,f,W,m, H RCynOld Hmmm sisted ot bpinish games and songs, t.ie leuning ot l , . . . l bpanish customs. culture. and literature, and were high- The meetings ot the Spanish Club were held every other Tuesday tirst year A and students. The meetings, of course, were spoken in Spanish. 'N ll I -r- U lighted by movies talten by their advisor, Miss lidythe Bumgardner. during her travels in Central America. in Room 229. Members consist of 4 x , ,, , The club sponsored a Skating l'iesta in March to B students and seeond and third year . , , , raise money for their sfholarship fund. 'lhey also had a Christmas Party with all the trimmings, including the breaking of the pinata . At the close of the year the Spanish Club held their annual roast. 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Alice lander RUNS Alhi-rt Rnsencrantz, David Kuehhler, -lim linglci primafer The Optirnates under the supervision of its new advisor, Mrs. Lina Monroe, completed a year well worth while. Meetings were held every two weeks in Mrs. Monroe-'s room. Their prograins consisted of skits and singing in Latin. The annual Christmas Party held December 20 was, as usual. a huge success. They also contrihuted to the Community Chest as another project. vy liuins, Ianni' ll.u'rison. -liin Franks, lhliln- l,.ilNl.inii f.w11.if1fi Phillip C.rainer, luuth lxady Qffiieilff . .C irant liiuiiideherry l'r.rtfff1r jon Murray fleififti Dan Saunders, Don Saunders ff.1,'wri David Rozelle, Mary Xxfillianis, Vante Harrison lCvA!1w'lui l.e.- Day C,lm1jrl.1ir1 Phylliss Holmes The Uptiniates ended their eventful year with a well deserved and much enjoyed picnic in Pearson Park, This event was held in May. ln April, the ineinhers of the Optiinates held a student quiz show in the auditorium, in which thc student hody participated. Questions were asked ani prizes given to the students with the right answers Part ot the proceeds from this entertarninent went to charity. llnu' I Miixine Apel, lionnie lN1yrice, Fran Ouslxy, Bonnie Simpson, Mary Foley lfffirj Pat Stevenson. Phyllis Apel, Betty Toth, Bonny lierir, Mrirgfiret Thomas Run' I Norma lNlcfIorinicl4, N.incy Young, Annette XX'illis, l.ourinn l.riym.in, M.iry cilHlL'I1L'l Ruiz'-4 Amr-li.: Cioings, Dorothy Lubeclt, ,leanette Smith, Lnrene Lehmqin, Marry Short Run Q Girly' 7 N Arblerzr T Arracmrion To begin the yezir the Girls' Athletic Association gave 21 coke party for the purpose of getting new mem- bers acquainted with the club. The selling of pep shirts and tee shirts this ye:ir proved to be very prolitrible. The G.A.A. meets in the gym every Tuesdziy Lifter school rind has zi vziriety of activities through the year including brislietbrill, tumbling, badminton, ping pong, rind softball. 5 l.iz Ciimenez, Connie Dobretii, Alo.inne Kfliristie, Lois Stell, Pitt Brown, Gretchen linker 96 l l l'i'e.iirfe1ll lfrain Onsliy l y Vir'e-l'1'e.iir!w1f Bonnie Simpson 5 XL'l'l'rJl'rlI'-1 Bonnie Myrice l 'l'1'r'rr-ffwr. , ,Mary lfoley Everyone had ri good time square dancing Decem- ber 7 at their very successful dance, The Westei'ii Roundup, held in the gym. The GAA., under the excellent supervision ot' Miss Alice Nziuts and Miss Mary Linville, closed the yezir in May with rr tea in the library in honor of the mothers and those girls who won giwrirds. Girls who have been active in the club receive iiwairds. Rui! I Ralph Leistner, john lfnglish, Clifford Nflntire, Bnh Belville, Neil llursnn, Mel Fallwn, Mike 'lscliiritt 130141 Diqk Fninley, Tliuinas Hammond, Ronald hlalcubs. Rubin Ullixier, Ralph Ralf, Bruce Ditltey, Greg Anlwt-ll. Dick Ott, Dirk Haynes Run 4 Dale lolinsnn. Bill Cnrns, Art Hanieister, Bob Galuzny, -lnhn Galyas. Dick Smith, Dan Zunk, Gln-n Clliapptll, -lack Giroux Ifmrq Ken lirikst-ii, Kurt Xx LlflL'I'S. George Aielln, Paul liux, -lack l.ahr, Dun XX'ill.1rd, Haruld Sklldl-UIQ Stan Siei'.un-it, Hank Helmlte RUNS Run Davis, Sherman XX'illiams, john Vtres, Virgil Miller. Dale l5.iibc'r. Fred lilantwn. -Iwhn XX'.1sl1imgtrm, lluddy l'L-.lcnflt Rnirfi lfrnie Berg, Neil XX'inel1renner. Andy Poser, Run Kealun. lzarl Hndali, Charles Hendrix. liill Cuniininus, Rnhert 'l'l1nin.is, Pete Hndalt y I , - 1 0 W 5 ' i 1Il'i',ififcllf,, ,Ron Davis ' 4 1 A jv ' v !'!i'a-l'nai1t!4'11l , . ,bam Scligletter ' .S'm'f'vl,ri'3 ...... Andy POSCC i ' . l il'rt'.1i1mr , ,Bob Galuzny if i Z Z! 6 f Any boy who has won a varsity letter in any sport year. and the bnxing and wrestling show held May lst is entitled to membership in the W Club. . y e club, which this year has the largest e Althnugh the Club does not hold regular meetings, ment in many years, was under the supervision nf her there were two important altairs sponsored by the XV football eoaflu, Mr. Lester Binlsley. Club, the annual roast held at the end of the sehr 97 A T 1 'Q' H1 N K.-V Run' I--Shirley King, Kate Donegan, Signe Lindberg, Ruth Matthews, Nancy Falor, Shirley Potter Ruzrj- 'Beverly Gralmm, Nancy Zedrn, Donna Bohnsack, Beth Bollin, Mary Giminez lfnrrgi Mitzie Kardos, Dawn Bower, Helen Mlynelx, Marge Molnar, Mary Ann Meyers, Amtlia Cioings lfrfnvl Ouiila lNl.lttl1c-ws, 'Ioanne Hellas, Bonnie Myrice, Sally Kesler, Roxanna Smith l l'1'z i.fw11 . .Ruth Matthews l l'1r'a'-l'1'eiitfe1fl . . . .Sigue Lindberg .S'cu'c'l.11' . ..ciQllllCl'lI1L' Done 'an l 'l 'Li ilil'L'.I.lllI'L'I' .. .. ,..Shirley King , C.'lv.1f1l.1m .. ..Nancy lfalor We, the ounver Yeneration, are strivin Y now to 15 L 1. build a better world. So goes the chorus of the Y-Teen h mn and it si vnities the aim of each virl in t in the club. Y-Teen meetings are held at 5:05 the first and third Tuesdays of each month in room 229. After each business meeting, a program was enjoyed. To mention 98 enzor Y- eww' just a few: a model spoke on posture and make-upg Reverend Grueber of St. Marlis Lutheran Church gave a talk on thanksgivingg a play was presented by a group of the girlsg and special programs were held in observance of various holidays. The girls kept busy with other projects, too. They sponsored the annual Sock I-lop on May lo with the Hi-Y and the Lenten service. A pot luck and swim in the new Y.XXf.C.A. building with the Y-Teens from Clay was a treat for all who attended. The club is indebted to Miss Louise Nelson, ad- visor, and Mrs. Herbert Potter, mother advisor, for their guidance and help. ff Y 2 55: Q. If vi Run' l- Iovfe Shirley, Sue Smith. M.irvelle Ross. Sharon Hicks. Kathleen Hunter, Virgini.i Thomas. Miirilyn Iidwiirils. J I Donna Prels, lillen Cilmmilx, N.incy lelek limi J Ndomi Schultheis, Shirley Divis, lfdythe l'rci'gin.111, Dll'1ll.l KL'.lllllT, lfliz.iheth Giinezrey, Qiirole Foster, l.oi-, Kiipsky, Cllrole Griffin, -l.lI1lL'L' Hiimoclx. l'r.iil'nii'.1 Holman. l5.H'l7ilI'1l Zhieixiyexvski Rf'H'i -lo.inne Knnipe, lirn.i Chitzlae, Anna vleiin 'l'h.1iss. Silly D.1wson. lin-vei'ly St, Aiihin, ,ludith Vfillis. CQh.1ilolte Zim. Marilyn Minis, Annette l'ltllT.l1LlI!, Phyllis Phelps. Alite Preston Rfflrvf cilhlI'lL'l1C liylow, ,loyre Lodge, Kay Mi'Hride. Kay Christie, .loyee blareiny. Aludy Xxlllllvtll. Pitt iirendt. Mary Ann lll.lllL', Aludy Geisel, .loan Scott, Anim Read. Rffii'S M.irth.i XX'oods, Sharon Hitrliroclx. Iiliiine Krojerult. P.ir Aiinstromg. Carole XY'oggerinon. Nancy Morgm. Naiicy I l.L'Ruy, Alice l.idner, Ihyliss XY.iiner. vliinet O'He.irn. .loyce Melihtr lwn ' ri M.irx Short. Doris S.lss, fiilflll Auhell, Shirley Henton. i'nirh.ir.i Clemens. -loan SLKIILIII. .lane XX'ill.ird, Beverly Hehl. fsirole Snhierinyer. l.i1 Szor. Ci.ll'Ul Ann liooistixi zmior Y-Teeny The meetings of the junior Y-Teens ure milled to order every other XY'ednesdi1y. in 217 study hull or in the lihrury. hy their president. liliziiheth Ciiininez. Their schedule this yeur has been il very active one. First on their list they had gi model from Me- Henry Modeling Agency to tiilk about posture and the way to wear clothes. Mrs. Moody from the Y.XV.CI.A. gave ii talk during Brotherhood NVQ-els. At cil'll'lSfll1LlS time they celebrated with ii party. They visited the Old lfollcs Home :ind giive il program for them, giving 99 l Pri mln.-fl lilizilheth Ciiininez l l'frr-l'i't-ijiltrfff l.ois Kupsky ,Yiiii'!.1i'A3 Donnii Kenton 'l'1'r.1.if1rc It . lidythe Bergrniin f.'fv..','1f.zi11 liilrhilril Holmaln lftfwrfei' Carol Cirilfin l l rem plants for their rooms. A square dance and piirty :is given in the hand room at Halloween. The credit for ii successful yeiir goes to Miss Vir- inia Hollinger and Mrs. Rex Kester. H L Rnirl jerry Apthorpe, -lack llhler, Danny English, Myron Black, Paul Lorenzen, David Hirschy, Carl Roe. Rf1u'J--Diiviil Bundy, Bill Boose, Virgil Miller, Ralph Aicllo, Neil Burson, George Popoft, 'Harold Schafer, Bl. G. NoH'siiigcr, -Ierry Overly Ruiz' S - jim XX'lodarv, Larry Hallauer, Doug Georgi, Ted Hampton, liill Corus, johnny Curtis, Grant Macklin, .lolin Sec-nian Run Vi C'.iI Cuininc-row, ,Ian Jacobs, Leland Fuller, Iilroy Mc-tzgc-r, Joe Mlynek, Bob Oberdorf. Roy Rosler, Ralph Sparks, Ricliaid Kncll Rr111'5-efvidlbl' Kissofl, Kenny Knitz, Thomas Hammond, Robert Piel, .lim Roberts, Ray Seppc-ler, Merit Liglitliiill, .lolin l.oic-nacn, David Blair Rniro Kurt XY atei's, slack Giroux, Darol Collins, Ronald llundy, Dale liaibcr, liill Durlmin, Ray Monslxe, Ron Lane, Earl Hoclalx. Tom Valiquctte l lJl'L',lfifiL'1!f,, ,, lf,jLiL Pl'L'.l fifcflll .,,, F I Z Sm'1'v!.11'i',,. ,, l 'I Al'l'tl,l'lll'L'l' ...,., f,UiIf7!.IHl ,,Y,, ., .S'ui'Aqtfi111ff.1ffflwill ,,,,, An active club around school with its many social activities is the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y, with regular meet- ings every Thursday night at the East Side Y.M.C.A., offers many opportunities, both religious and recre- ational, to its members. The induction of new mem- bers at Euclid Methodist Church, Monday night swims at the Central Y, and the showing of football movies were some of the high points of the year's program. ,,Ncil Burson ,.,,,.Ge0rgc' Popoll ..Bill Boose, l1z.zrfi1'e k in y Tlelilfiihy l 40 ' jf ,....,,,e.l-Iarold Schafer W Gerald Rust, lzzizvliw 0 M ,...e,...,.George Aiello The Hi-Y sponsored a very successful mass meeting and presented the Easter Program. ln the spring they held their annual dance, the Sock-Hop, with the Senior Y-Teens on May 16. None of these events would have been a success without the advice and help of their advisors, Mr. Mark Noltsinger and Mr. Williziiii Dyer, Secretary of the East Side Y.M.C.A. N i Role! --Barbara Case, Dorothy Gerding, Betty Fogle, Uuida Matthews, Lois Sharp, Bonnie Simpson, Loretta Thomas ltniiy?-fB.irbara Zhieraiewslti, Lois Fugate, Joyce Buehrer. Grace Drill, Pat Thomas, l.illian Gustin, Veronica Singlair Ron' if Pat Dusseau, Ruth Ann Wrirtl, Anita Louise Carder, l.illi.1n Leichtv, Beverly Cooper. Gretclien Abbeglen, PM Vollitl' Run .4 Phyllis Holmes, Helen Mlynela, Martha Helber, Gail Die-ball, Bonnie Francis, Mary lioles, Virgin Stinehelfer Roi: 5 Maxine Apel. Rosa l.ee Friesner. Dolores Goodall. K.lll1l'y'I1 l'epp.iril, M.irlene Taylor. Alosepliine MAHH1. flkllolk' Gerdes lfiwiilciff.. .. .. Bonnie Simpson Qt SL'tiliL'fill'1 ,mlietty lfogle Z4 Z- ZZ V 6 'fl 'l'1'e.1.i11r'w' .,,..,......, .Ouida Matthews Q lJrffgi.1nf f.'!7.lj1'Nlt!Il .. . .Rosemary Discant N PU Pll!1.ljt'jf4'l' ...,.,, H ,.,,,,, ...Lois Sharp Z! V ty 6 if The interesting program of the Future Nurses was planned at the beginning of this year by the officers. During October and November two movies on nursing were seen and a held trip was taken to Toledo Hospital. The club invited a few student nurses from Riverside Hospital to their Christmas party and in january Mrs. Kijowslci, the director of nurses at River- side, showed them the film strip, Movie Life of :i Student Nurse . The scholarship skating party was held in February and they attended a student nurse program at Flower Hospital, February 12. March l at Macomber, the girls had a thrilling experience usher- ing at the capping service of Toledo Hospital. They made a tour of Riverside Hospital and Nurses Home March 6. Ann Mulhern from Lamson's gave Whitt Cionstitutes Beauty , and March 26 a tea and tour was held at Toledo Hospital. The Supervisor of District Nurses, Miss Retta Clark, gave a talk in April and the year was closed in May with a splash party at the Y.XX!.C.A. Miss Dorothy Cierding is to be congratulated for her fine work as advisor this year. Rim' I- Mr. Nvilliains, Nanc'y Nagy, Nancy Young, Virginia Scofield, Nancy Falor, Janet Crane Noir! 'Ruth Mattlit-ws, Beverly Ciraliain, liianccs Gt-orgi, Marcia Deitzel, Amelia Goings. Mary Foley Run' S iXl.irv Tlioinpson. Sigue l.indhc'i'g, Ouida Mattliew., l.ois Sharp, Faith Kady, Sandra Deitzel lfuiivi -lane llerrmann, vlini lfiziiiks, -laines H.llh.ich, Philip Long, Ray Seppc-lcr, -lot' Flores i l l'n',i'iifeill Virginia Scofield lfira-l'1'e.iiift'11l janet Cfrane , .S'ei'r'eliii'Vi' Nancy lfalor 'I'i'e.l.iln'w' , .Nancy Young The Future Teachers of America is one chapter of a national organization which has chapters in all To- ledo high schools as well as in schools in the larger cities throughout the United States. The membership consists of those students who wish to take up teaching as a profession. Future 66166671 of merim At the impressive initiation held in the library on the 15th of November, interesting tallis on the advan- tages of the teaching profession were given by Miss Marguerite Grittith, Mr. jesse Steiner, Mr. Philip Conser, and Mr. Milton Williiiiius. At the regular meetings reports on ditlerent colleges were given by the members. A Teachers' Quiz, sponsored by the group and pre- sented in the auditorium on March 15, provided en- tertainment and earned money to be donated to tlte Cancer Fund. The club also sponsored the mass meet- ing for the Canton-McKinley football game. Mr. Milton Wfilliams again served competently and genially as the advisor. fn' A X 1 b I 'll Nr 1 X . Ns - gm. ig 3 Q J N A. i il was ' lx 81 E 19, 5 -Q?-Qs' ,Q ix' ,A as , 1,5 vid -52 v i' i X ,..,? , Qwlff 5-929 ' .af ws iff' M 'A , .v lx ll I M1 Mit CIHIXIQQVI, CQIVUIL- 'liitclu'm'k ,f- in yn Aw 1 W- . 1' 'mf' -nv' 6 1 -.X llfqnfy' ,'1.fJ'f.I'f,llff4l' llffn , Marge MuIn.u', f:1ll'HlC cJ'HL'llI'll, Cru'-v - 1 f. 'A z'S' ' .lllvn Cmmlurl1.u11, YJIIQ' lwycsll. wlglmll' 'hint LIEl,O5fK.r' PIMP? 'll Kmlm, ALIIHYII Nin In-r, lu.mm Xmf' 'lu lm -flkm' 'lmxm 'IU' U K c Kzlnlpc, vlthllllli' Kunhnlc. Ruth Anglia Mdmm' . . C' 1.1 :t 9 - 13 5 Nw 1 Put ljlISSL'.lll, NJIICY Iullmg AIJVQIL' 'JW K HH Mft, Hy, I flilw. 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X, , 1 - X 3 K H S , ' iq .ff . 46' vm ffl: .Q n YI.: :ZEN ,h in -. .,., . I'.'3' 515-: - 5' A L -a .PT5 3 J .Ng .qu sl k . .ww b J Q 5 ,dv s, X wa., 4 'lf , R MMT 5 ? jg, 1 - P A Au ff Asflvy Q X . 1 ,.g,?gM ' Q 'Q f' . ' , . M 1' 1 m kk K . K x , . TA w, My t 4 .,- J: , . A , Q, fi f ,,w1gm ff ww , 1 A y ' ff5.,' if x .w K 3:14 2 AI . - .. 9 2 T Sm, x K 2 f K naw WK gpm 2 A-r 1 Aypq A, I ,X w. 3 'iw .. if n '-.. 1,, x S aa, 'US :Ez ed. 54,17 I -rm .. x .Y A fun.- 3. In - nd' AfJ','N3,,, N ,-,Q -' A 1 , 1 1 bw 'fic I -- 'ri' A W bg' X -. 'Yip vm 'im' Dale Barber George Popoff john McPhie rarity Football! Waite 7 DeVilbiss 6 A scrappy Tiger team held Waite scoreless in the first half but the Indians sparked by Stan Sterger, roared back and scored a touchdown and the all- important extra point to nose out the Tigers. Out- standing on the line was Dale Barber. Stan Sterger was the big man in Waite's offensive attack. Waite 27 Alliance I9 Once again the Indians rallied in the second half to top their opponents. This time it was highly rated Alliance who was the victim. Trailing 13 to 7 at half time, the Indians came back with three touchdowns by Buddy Peacock, one on a 95 yard kickoff return. Stan Sterger scored the other Waite touchdown plus three points after the touchdown. Williams lead the team on defense, and Peacock was the big boy in the Indian backlield. Waite 20 Woodward 6 Waite's third victory of the season was at the ex- pense of Woodward's Polar Bears. The high light of the game was Danny Zunk's 75 yard punt return for a touchdown. Other scores were by Stan Sterger and Fred Blanton. John Veres added three extra points to the Waite total. Dan Zunk and Bill Cummings sparked the Indian attack. Glenn Chappel, Chris Dobroff, George Meadon, Rolland Bovia :w f-1 Lm aq-n-u nl 1':. Lester Binklcy Dan Marazon Howard Teifkc Mark Wc-lkc-r arrzry aofball Wzrite 0 Libbey 25 An alert, hard charging Libbey team spelled de- feat for Wzlite. Buddy Peacock scored early in the game, only to have the touchdown called back. After that the Indians seemed to have no come-back fight left in them. Wzlite 22 Canton McKinley 6 Scoring on runs of 87 and 75 yards spaced three minutes apart, Buddy Peacock broke the very close game wide open. Stan Sterger scored the Indians' first tally in the first quarter on a sixty-yard sprint. Big Bob Thomas on the line and Stan Sterger and Buddy Peacock in the backfield led Waite's attack. M ZHIHHCI' lfll1l'I 'NL'll Wfinebrenner, Stan Sterger, Ron Davis, Sherman XXfilliams, Andy Pocse, Bob Thomas, Henry Helmke, Dan Zunk Rmrj'-Ron Keaton, Buddy Peacock, George Aiello, Kurt Wfatters, Don Harrison, Bill Cummings, Dale Barber lZnuqS'-V Bill Corns, Dave Youngs, john Veres, Rolland Bovia, George Medon, john McPhie, George Popoff, Dick Smith Rffzei-Clu'is Dobrett, jack Giroux, Virgil Miller, 'Harold Schafer, Glen Chappell, Fred Blanton, Dick Fomley Wziite 7 DeViIbiss I2 Razor-sharp blocking and a fast, alert backfield gave DeVilbiss a hard-fought victory over Wzlite. The Indians led at half time, but the Tigers scored twice in the second half to avenge a previous defeat at the hands of the Wziite gridders. Stergers backlield play and Pocse's line play were about the only bright spot in W1iite's attack. Wziite 39 Central I9 Playing their best game of the year, Wzrite's war- riors came away with the scalp of the highly touted Irish. For the first half the game was fairly close, but Waite broke it wide open in the second half. Sharing in scoring were Peacock, Sterger, Zunk, Giroux, and Galuzny, with Veres adding three extra points to the Waite cause. This game was sweet revenge for the Indians, having lost to the Irish last year. The entire team deserves credit for this fine game, but standouts were Davis, Cummings, Pocse, XX!inebrenner, Zunk, Sterger, Peacock, and Giroux. Varsity Football 2 aziffify Wziite 0 Massillon 21 Versatile Ace Grooms, Massilloifs all-state full- back, lead his team to a hard-earned victory over the Indians. The game was very close for three quarters. but two touchdowns in the last quarter cinched the game for the Tigers. Both ends, Ron Keaton and Hank I-Ielmke, plus halfback Dan Zunk gave hne accounts for themselves in this game. Wzlite 7 Mansfield I9 Once again the Indians held for three quarters but folded in the fourth as Mansheld turned two inter- cepted passes into touchdowns. Bob Thomas on the line and Stan Sterger in the backheld were outstanding for Wziite. ooiball Wziite 7 Warreii 26 Although Wziite outrushed the Invaders, their in- ability to cope with XXfarren's superior passing attack spelled defeat for the Indians. Buddy Peacock scored XXfaite's only touchdown, and Veres added the extra point. Two Wziite bright spots were the running of Stan Sterger and Peacock. Wziite 41 Scott 6 Rolling up the highest point total of the season, the Indians were impressive in every department. Star- ring for Waiite were Stan Sterger, Dan Zunk, Buddy Peacock in the backtield, ends Ron Davis, Bob Galuzny, and Sherman XXfilliams in the line. Ten seniors played their last football game for Wziite in this traditional Turkey Day contest. .S'lm!.r of llvc 7Al7tJIlkl1Qjl'iIlfQ Day Game iwillv Xml! M. Au A ' I .A K 3 v 5 Run 1 Kenny Saylor, Don lfriltsen, Tom Fledritz, Hill Durham, Richard Furman, Eddie Allgier, Ted Alexander, Alohn XX'asliing- ton, Ron -lakoh llorrj Dave Kucbhlcr, Vic liissoff, George Ciostic, Ned XX'alboon, Ray X5C'ilson, Bill Tuhur, David lNIcCQlui'c, liolw l,L'.lUlLl'i, Ray Turner Run' S Ron Lane, -loc Muranyi, Norman lfllison, Dan Kneislc-y, jim Scott, Frank Sl.llljlllfL'I'l7K'Cli, Rich Yost, Dick l'nry.mt, Charles llcllu vfer Rfllfl liranla liI'1llllP.Ili,wl.lIIlk'N Duiisinore, ltdmond XX'ilson, Arnold Piclxc-rim4, Ralph Kohlotlici, Don Koxisorka, -loc Mlyllclx. lioh Xlkisliiiuutiwii lim Clnk SCURIQS Xllfaitc- 15 , , , Scott U Wilite lf? A ,, DeVilbiss I2 XX'aite 26 , , Cfentral 7 The Lightweight lfootball team this year had nn- usnally good team spirit as well as a number of out- standing players. The team finished in second place in city league competition behind Libbey, from whom they sullered their only defeat. Outstanding baclqtield players on this year's team were Ted Alexander, John Whsliington, Bobby Pea- cock, Vic Kissott, and Dan Kneisley. On the line were Ligbfuwig 114 Wfaite JO . ,XVoodw.1td o Wziitc- I5 ,, .M acomber 0 Wilite 0 , , Libbey I3 Waiite 19 ,,,, lfreshman U Kenny Saylor, liddy Allgier, Bill Durham, Rich Fur- man, Kenny Knitz, Dave Kuebbler, jim Scott, Ray Turner, Tom lfrederitz, and Ron jakab. Ted Alexa ander, john XXfashington, and Kenny Saylor were the chief scorers. Coach Konnert, again as always, did a tine job coaching the team which will produce good material for next year's varsity. I aaiball i i i Rfuwl ---f Richard McAtee, joe Molnar. john Kanipe, Lester Durand, Stanley Reiter, XValter Wilstin. johnny Grciner, Frank Sclilc-gel. Tillman Corum Kr1i1'J-l..l1'ry Craig, john Thompson, Paul Eaton, john McNeil, LeRoy Wfandtke, Alhert Pounds, Richard liturgy, Rohert Lynn, Rolwert St. Clair. Hurry?--loe XXX-limi, Bolw Martin, John Westi'ick, Don Singlar, Ronald Wessimn. Laurence Leach. WiIli.llii Wfeiland, lloward Shull, jim-Dalag, David Vetesy SCORES Waiitc- 0 .. .. .. ,..,,,.,,A...,., ,,,, ,.,..,. S c ott U Walite Z0 .,..,,, DeVilbiss 6 Wziitc' I9 .i.. ..... C Ientral U Under the outstanding coaching of Les Rideout, the Freshman completed another successful season, win- ning tive, tying one, and losing one. The Freshmen tied for the city league championship with Scott. Some of the valuable players who will certainly advance to the Lightweights and on to the Varsity are john McNeil, Don Griffin, jack Thompson, and james Wfaite JO ,.,. , Xxfoodward tl Waiite 28 ,.,. . .,.. ,, Lihhey 6 .,....,XWaite Lightweights I9 Waiitc- O ,.s... Wailte I5 ...,., ,, ,.,. Clay Reserves U Vifashington. Others in the line were Boh Lynn, lioh Martin, Albert Pounds, Dick Bragg, Frank Schlegel, Dick Heur, Wfillie XXfieland, Gene Smythe, and David Vetesy. Although the Freshmen lost to the Lightweights I9 to 0, they gained valuable experience which will he use- ful during the coming football season. 1 6Jb77Zd77 Football ,J F ,i 3 3 E S Ki W wx. M, e F m Nu,,nM X 2 ff? 05 t 4 IIIL' lilk' litc lllc nit' litc utc .tilt tilt lila 'K if wif Page llo Don XXfill.mi, Ron Kuiton, Pate' HlPLiLlk, Dan Zunk, 5.1111 SL'l1.lCffL'l' Illluc II' -luck Giroux, Ron xI.ncolw, Hill SINL'lfZL'I', -lim Hglllmtk, fihllkkk l'lL'lIktI'IX Iilgc IIS Neil Iitzrwn, limit' BLT-H, lizrl Hotl.1k WA Jify dJk6ZLb6Z! SCQORIZS , C3il7S0lll7LIl Q Swanton , Wy'.lllLIl3ttL' , Libbey ,, ,flcntrgll A Pt. Huron lN1.u'ombCr .DcVilbiss Scott XYZOOLIVYLIIKI 16 tio 39 Si GH I5 ik A17 aa 1 i Xxldift Xxfzlitc Xvglitc Wfuitc XX'41itc Wzlitcl Wzlitc' xxfllift' Wglitn' White 59 52 37 il JH ij -ik? 57 5-I 57 TOURNA M ITNT , Mansticld Clcnt ral Lumn Clcntml , .Libbcy Ivlmombcr M .lu mcc DcVi lbiss Scott XY!ooJw,lrJ XVoodw4mi Z ii ii :SO -iv Si SS 53 i6 i7 -H Rfrrl Coach lk-ttuis. lion ,l.icohs, -lilfli Giroux. Sum Snlnultli, Don XY'ill.liil IC- It .' llm Ylllils, -lim ll.1lh.ich, lfrmt- l'wi'g, NL-il liuison IC' :. ' ihmlx llrmliix, lf.ii'l lloil.llQ, Putt- H1Nl.lld, llill Sincltmi, Roh l-loiton Thu tciim with scvcii members of lust yClll S tclim points respectively. XY'ill1ml also mitli thc liliultfs rcturniiii' imtl six wlii 'cfs from lust 'cars livlitxxcivlit All-Cfitv sccoml tciim. as l l ri Q- . ti - - ' 'A -' l Vt 1 ' it uh: - - 4 - ft HT Uvllil HK ,Elwn wills qi 'filth mmf IE 51 ll. SE Proof that XX'ziitc plgivcnl gi tough scliululc is louml xv . V . 1 ii K-A A ii K- 1 I L i - - I , . ' I ' 4 llc L. LL Flhl K M lm llllsiu .II iftlt ill tmti m thc hrst three ol thu tunnis XX'.iitL Lita-tl wcrc high viii- m ' ' -gi' ' ' ' ' wi '- ' iq zu ' - - - l M I Url ,TIHK Ulllllldlllloll tl 11? lull S R m thc rcgionzil toumiimcnts. Both l.lIll1l l,Cllll'1ll :im 5 -vcii X Q ' in Y u ' ' ' J 1 gi - A V V - i SL MSO M lllmt out 3' hum U ,tm mmm Mimshcltl tlctczitcd XX'41itc, whilc thc lmliims toppci took pliicc at thc Sports Arciui. The lmliims battled it , . , A , , I Cvihsonhuig, C,ci1trill mto il tlouhlc ovcrtimc hclorc alroppiiig ii N H V u Q pw XVith cx wcricncctl umors movmv uw next cu ii 1- tuision. rw Ciogicli Bill lfcttcrs shoultl look liUl'XYLll'Ll to ii succcssful C,o-Ciiptiiiiis Don XVillzil1l and Sum Sclmcllici' wcrc scaison. Cioiicli licttcrs should he g' 1 . INLII lllllfll LiI'Cklll Llllil 4 m thc high scorers on thc tcglm, ending with 257 :mtl 191 commcmlzition for his long hours ol lmlpimg thc l'L lIl1 Run' I f-Victor Kissoff, jim Scott. joe Mlynek, Bob Oherdorf lCuu'.' Bernie Westfall, Dennis Kretzer, joe Muranyi, Cal Cuininerow, Tc-tl Alexander Rifirl Kioach Marazon, -lack Ryim-rs, Ron Lane, George Popotl, Mgr, Zgbiweicgbi Bazffeefbazll SCORES Waite 23 ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, Swanton 55 Wziite 30 ,,,. .,,,,,,, W yandotte 38 Waite 23 ,,,., , ,,.,V. Libbey 35 Waite 26 i,,,, .i.....,,Y. C entral -ll Waite 23 ,i.., iriiv.. M acomber 38 Waite 20 ,,,. ...ii,, D eVilbiss 22 Waite 30 , .,,...Y..,,,..... Scott 59 Waite 31 ,, ,,,Woodward 58 Although the Lightweights completed the season with seventeen straight defeats, they lost close decisions to Scott, Central, and DeVilbiss. They finished last in city league competition. Neil Burson and Earl Hodak were transferred from the varsity during the early part of the season to add support to the team. After the Waite I-I ,.Manslield Wziite 29 ,..i,.,,,, Libbey Waite 37 Lima Central Wzlite' 58 ,.,,..i.,, Central Wztite 25 ,,... Macomber Waite 56 .,..,eee Maumee Wiiite 31 ,..,,,, Dc-Vilbiss Waite 135 ,,,,..,,,,..... Scott Waite 25 .,Woodward lightweight season was finished, Burson went back the varsity for tournament play. A few outstanding players were Ted Alexander, Neil Burson, Earl I-Iodak, Vic Kissotf, Jim Scott, and Ron Lane. Dan Marazon again coached the team. Ron I -Coacli XVL-lker, Tom Smith, Hill Nycrs, Alohn Richards, Rolmrt Lynn Razr! Dick Bragg, ,lim Goulet, Kenny DcArmond. Dick Rinehart Run 4 Briggs Moats. lirank Schlt-gel, Dick Yost, -lack Thompson. l7rul liaucr Fzfefbmfm Basketball SCORES Wiiite ll . .. ,,,, Libbey Zia Wziite ll . .lNl.icoinber Zi Wilite' 26 . . .. .Central -II Wiiite ZZ . . .. .DeVilbiss ZS Wzlite 22 . Yffff. SCOH 37 Wfaite 15 . Xvoodward -iS The Freshman Team under Coach Mark Wfelker finished last in the city league with one victory as against eleven losses. The victory was a 31-25 decision against Scott, the team that ended the season in first place in the city league. The team lost close contests to Central, DeVilbiss, and XX!oodward. These games 121 Whiite 25 . .Libbey Wfaite 50 Central Wiiitc' 2.5 Macomber Wiritc' 16 DeVilbisS Wxlilc' BI .. .. .Scott Wfaite 29 Wcuoilwzirtl were decided by no more than six points. joe Nyers and Tom Smith were the chief point makers with Ron Goulet, john McNeil, Robert Lynn, and Jack Thompson seeing most of the action. Witli this experience behind them, these boys should look for a more successful season next year. Wziite Wfaite Vifaite Wzlite Wzlite Wziite Run' I --Bob Bc-Ivillc, Tom Hammond, Chuck Hendrix, ,lim Gaulc-t, ,lim Boardman 7 Razr- Ralph Underwood, Neil Hurson, Hob Oberdorf, Ron hlacohs, Coach Fc-tteis, liruce Dickey. Gilbert Naugle, -john linglish The Wzlite Cross Country team had another very successful year. They won all their meets up to the state, finishing second at Columbus. For the fourth straight year the team won the city and district titles, gaining for them the ninth city title since I9-fl. The boys also won the Ohio Scholastic Conference meet held at Mansfield, Ohio. The letter men are Neil Burson, Ron Jacobs, Bruce Dickey, Tom Hammond, Chuck Hendrix, Bob Belville, Jim Callet, john Eng- lish, and Bob Oberdorf. ,DeVilbiss XV tmmm dward s Libbey Fremont XXfhitmer Fremont Neil Bruson was first in every meet in city ant district competition, and also in the OSC. mc where he made his best time of l0:l5. Coach Bill Fetters deserves much credit for build ing a fine cross country team year after year. Next Q year he hopes to take the state meet, for only i letter man, Ron Jacobs, graduates. ffpplex li1.rfcgf1r1J izfler ii mire . . . llnfml 11x11 my lima, C,'nizcl1? rosy azwefry le 1 9 6 4 I ' ALA .4..N.. Rau' I+Tom Hammond, Ralph Underwood, john English, Odell Sharp, Kenny Xxfaite 53 A Y-A,Yi W N H f 85 Friend, Milton Gephart, liarl Sims, jim Koprowski ' ' H W ii H H Razr!-Don Paydcn, Henry Helmkc, lidmond Wfilson, Neil Burson, Gene Heim- Xxluite CSI XX! I in-I 52I , rich, Bob Tschirrct, .lim Zicroff, Bill Ream, Don Lilje, Coach Fettcrs 7 A UOLW L A Rnz1'3--joliii Xwasliington, Richard Tc-rDocst, Matthew Stewart, Franklin Flaggs, Xxfuite ,iq iirr, ivrr S Cott 74 Bob Belville, Boh Thomas, Lee Callcndar, Ray Scppelc-r, Harold Schafer, Ju' 1 I Waite 32 iiiii M .Libbey 86 L.1.rl lull? of flu' lmlf Hilfe' . . . Lffje Illilfecll' il vrer flw 11.11 . . . Blllifflll lmldf - - I in flu' mile . . . Tlwz11.z.r llvmuzr flu' fli.rrn.r, W2llfC 50 fffr H DCVlll5lSS 88 The Wziite 1951 Track team had a fairly successful season, even though they won only one dual meet. The team took third place in the city meet. The Wziite boys participated in four major meets: the city, V616 Ohio Scholastic Conference, District, and State. Although Coach Fetters' boys did not beat DeVilbiss in the city or district meet, they finished ahead of them in the state meet. The top men were Don Lilje, pole vault, jim Zier- olf, shot put, and Neil Burson, mile and half mile. Other letter men were as follows: runners, Tom Ham- mond, Odell Sharp, Bob Belville, Milton Gephartg shot put and discus, Bob Thomas, and Stan Sterger, and pole vault and broad jump, john Wzisliiiigtcmii. Coach Bill Fetters hopes to see more boys out for track in the future. Mins-'Q 'Y' f5.,,,,, l Waite I ..,... Woodward 3 Waite 10 ....,. Macomber I Waite 9 .,,.,. DeVilbiss -1 Waite 10 ,...t, Libbey 8 azfebfzll 1951 XY!aite 0 ,Y,,,. Warren 1 l Xltfaite .,,Clay S Wfaite 7, ,,,, Central 1 Wztite 6, ,,.. Scott 4 Row!--Doug Pachey, Bob O'Connell, Ernie Berg, -lim Koprowski, Bruce Dickey, Ray Gunner Rr1u'.?-jim Koroloff, John Sanders, Dick Molnar, Alvin Spolin, Hank Morse, Millard Garner Rou'3-Doug Georgi, joe Nyers, George Medon, Hill Zahs, lili Kostolf, Mel Fallon, john Galyas Coach Howard Teifke's first year as baseball men- tor proved very successful for Waite High School. In spite of Dick Molnar's brilliant no hitter, the Indian nine dropped the opening city league contest to Woodward, 3 to I. They then rolled over all other league foes to win the city championship with a record of live wins and one loss. The Indians lost two non-league games, one to O Warren in the O.S.C. tournament, and the other to Clay in the District High School tournament. Outstanding on Waite's mound staff were Dick Molnar and Hank Morse, winning six games between them. Stellar hitters on the team were Ray Gunner, john Galyas, Ernie Berg, Hank Morse, and Dick Molnar. aff 1951 Ralph Leistner, jon Murray, Coach Melvin Stocks, Dick Ott, Ron Hall The Waite 1952 golf team had another unsuccess- ful season, losing their meets in city league competi- tion. Dick Ott, Jon Murray and Joh Gercak were the lowest scorers. Other members of the team were Ralph Leistner, Ron Hall and Dan Miahalko. Dick Ott had the best showing at the district meet, shooting a 98. Coach Stocks hopes that more boys come out for the sport in the future. The 1951 tennis team was not very successful, win- ning only two out of eight meets. They defeated Woodward and Macomber. Ron Keaton, jack Lahr, Robin Ollivier, Gene Heimrich, and Don Norton were the lettermen. The other players were jerry Morrow, Philip Huffman, and Ken Turner. The team was under the direction of Coach Mark Welker. Rau' I-Phillip Huffman, Robin Olliver, Gene Heimrich, Don Norton Rnu'2-jack Lahr, jerry Morrow, Ron Keaton, Ken Turner, Coach Mark Welker 67Z7'Zi.Y 1951 '1 llffiwl Dan Saunders. Don Saunders Ruzwj 'Kurt XY'aters, Mike Tschirret, Ronald -lacolws lfuiiyl'--Cii'eg Aubell, ,lim Yoder, Dick Haynes, Don lfriksen liuziwi Ken lfriksen. Richard Docring, Art Hanicistcr, lfarl Hodak, Aloe Myers owling The high school bowling teams in Toledo are divided into two leagues, the National and American leagues. Wfaite has teams entered in both leagues, The National League team had a very successful year, taking first place in their league. Earl Hodak, Dick Haynes, and jim Yoder were the top men. t Wim Although Wziite didnt have a dual meet schedule this year two boys who regularly swam on the Y.M.C.A. team, represented the school at the district and state high school swimming meets. Both boys, Tom McNeil and Mike Tschirret, quali- fied for the state meet at Columbus by placing in the The American League team did not have a very successful year, but they had a few very good bowlers. The top bowlers were Dan Saunders, Don Saunders, and Art Hameister. The fellows were enthusiastic and reported regular- ly, in spite of the fact that there was no faculty super- vision or coaching. Q, ming district meet at Bowling Green. Tom placed fourth in the 100-yard breast stroke, and fourth in the diving. Mike won the 200-yard free style and placed third in the 100-yard free style. At the state meet only Mike placed, getting a fourth in the 200-yard free style event. .Y- ' '- . Q M V Zin.-M .ir .x.'T,x. Hu' l 1'wl1l1f.11.' .WJ l.!gf1l11'vilql7! fnnlfmff lmlzlx plqyvd lfwiz' KQJIIIUJ Irillv L'IlflFlllj.Il'll! ill xjfilf' uf flu' fa llnfulll iulurwl 111111 mjufmrf. 127 A ffiv Staff Mrs XX'intermantel, Mrs. lirenneman, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Trask SliP'I'liMBlZR 5-- School opens 6- f-Community Traction Company takes bus card pictures 7--Annual reference cards filled out by students T'-Dc-Vilbiss football game Ilv-lnk schedules, library opens I5-Deans make addresses to Freshman and Sophomore students I-l-First mass meeting of season by Student Council I8-Annual group pictures ll-Wfaite-Alliance mass meeting in the stadium given by GAA. Wfaite-Alliance game 24-Magazine campaign begins Z5-Students till out Sizzle tile cards 26-N.R.O.T.C. representative speaks to all boys in auditorium 26-Wilite Cross-country team beat Xvoodward I5-So 28-Mass ineetin ' for Wfaite-XX'oodward game 'iven b French Club is . tb Y VVaite-XVoodward game OCTOBER lsDeans' annual speech to seniors Beginning of color week lfjunior Class elections Lit Coke Party .5--B.I.E. Day-NO SCHOOL 5-Wfaite-Libbey mass meeting by Peris Wfaite-Libbey football game 8-Magazine movie in the auditorium 9-Magazine campaign closes I0---Senior Class meeting ll-V-Lit pledge day l'.'l.A. sponsors mass meeting for Ca nton McKinley game Wfaite-Canton McKinley football game lSSFreshmen X-rays I6 ---' Community Chest Drive opens lit-'Mass meeting sponsored by Art Club I'J----Watitc--Dc-Vilbiss game C az Z 6 77 ci 128 J V tl 25 2 l 25 26 Z7 19 Sl Ni v 5 9 I2 I5 I6 Zl Annual senior pictures taken - junior ring orders -- UN. program Senior Class meeting Q,D.-Forum football game --Mass meeting by Zets for XY'arte-Central game NXfaite-Central game - Choir roast -Petitions for football queen taken out 6 Meeting of Freshmen in auditorium with Student Council directors O.S.Ii.S. conducts tests for Seniors ---Y-Teen party Pre-employment sales training class JVEMBER -Q.D. mass meeting for Massillon game Wfaite-Massillon game --Girls' Glee Club roast Zet roast --Wfaite-Mansfield mass meeting by Phils Wfaite-Mansfield game Football queen preliminary vote ---National 'Honor Society induction in auditoriuln -Zet honors Cross-country team Final football queen election -XX'!aite-Wfarren mass meeting sponsored by the Choir XXfaite-Wfarren game -Wfaite-Scott mass meeting 23--Wfaite-Scott game 7 17, Varsity Drag 29-Faculty show for magazine salesmen SO --Senior Class meeting G.A.A. LlAlf'lCC l1.1i tIll'U1lc' .ll'L'r'l fu' ' ,lIl'fllllll!ll lifrlllfu lofi l'll'tIl1 Raymond Bogardus gave auditorium program on sculpturing 3 J N Um! 11 , 1 use-r ,,.,......-. gpnulvrv I dZ6776Zd7 DliCliNl5liR lilil'5RUARY - Footlwall lwanquct I Annual Clulw pictures takcn 6 Phil footl1all motlwrs' recognition l'Il'lltL1l'3llll '1eC11115C'1'V111111'X 1,111Y1'1'5 P1'1'5'-'111 1111111111 P1-'D' ' junior Class Play 11 F'N'-A- 511111111.1l.P11V1Y A Litcrary Society Christmas party 1'1 l1111111f5 .1411 111911 411155 111110 I0 Iunior Class Play 1111115 111C'1111fl '- . - - N - li Literary Society plctluc tlai' 11 Swim clam mwtmg I9-Iunior Town Meeting of tilic Air li 55111111 '11115' mwtmg ll l-1atriotiC Program in the autlitorium I 1 .llfL- .i' 5 taint n 18 Secret Service program in autlitorium for juniors .mtl Seniors 1 C,oiuiucrcial tlupartmcnt skating party Activity and Picmms 31 E2:11'151111115 P1113-21'-1111 111 1111' 1111111111f111111 212 lntci'-City Stutlcnt Counfil Spring Tliaw tlanu- at tlic Naval ,iristmas varation cigins Armory .lAN11A111' MARCH H 1'11'111'HY 51111111124 P-1115' I A -isOrtuanizatioii of Unitul Nations fllulw Ill SL'lllUl' Class L-tiqucttc tlcmonstration in tlu' autlitorium 5 Cimy-U-L.. Indian ,pcllkcn in ,,Uk1jf,,,-ium li Final uxams -1 Phil JMR-L. I6 11111-11 UX111115 I0 Spanish Club skating party 111' 50111111 13111111 -11111 1111111Iuct ll Junior-Senior lwaskctlwall gains ll Ncw Sclucstci' lu-gins 11,742-T-AA Quiz Nuw lioiut-room sfliululc starts I8 GIE' HOUSE uf Magic Slum, 15 H1'f111'Y .11-11111' 5l11'115'11'1'11 115' 1111' WH1111' 11111111 I9 East Side' liiglith ilratlus visit Whitt' 31 11111 51i111'111111'5 A V ' 20 National Honor Sociuty intluction 28 National Honor Society Twcnty Qucstions Quiz Zlwpnmm Damn. 11111 11111111111 511111 l 1C1111'1A5 11111111 2-5-Puri lwaskutlwall mothers' recognition program 25 C. li. jones, scientist, talk in auglitorium 5l7GL'i1fEC Campbell, song leader, program in autlitorium tlifddflllll Ailuazi' Meeting and Crum Camztijy meetf fu flu' .I'IIllIl' are all part of flu' fall e1'ef1t.r. ,--f ,Q-rv ,, 4: i .tgqmily A M . . 'S K-1. 12 - ..- -. -xiii.. . M i- -, VQ. .AV , ,2,.,ig,,,v ipjmj-2 his 1. A . H YN: -4 ian' WW ' W , 7 ,.,, ,,, Xe iwQi?i- i 77297 ii ii?-T rwwbfxfxeqmige i the wmrhls iff ,f ex X fix' . yourinrtor xnxx-LTf' 'f7E,1eXe nla UHephone ff . ,. 4 Milllllillliil Al P X E22 Goon W O ll Sheik, gin DVANGEMLN , - ,,-,-if-Y P .if ' , ' ' 'Aff 'll f'l i 'ige, I misss - v Z ffl f r ZZZW f S THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY C0111 pl flll6l1f.i' nf DON'S ICE CREAM Modern Fountain Service Short Order Lunches Home Made lee Cream and Candies 1014 STARR AVENUE TAylor 3414 APRIL i--l45'-- Fcxlllicrwaliic' FulllL'S --Optimiltex skating party I0 -liiister progrtnn in uuclitoriuni Il-ll--Spring Vacation ll- Boys' lingineering Lecture Lflllilllll L.1'1'1m111 Jfwi lm' wir! rlrullwi lief fngrl ffrwr uffmzl. llve we Bill Bizrfzfr .rf ZS-fli.l.B. Dill' Zfzet Mothers' Tea Z-I-Ralph Nestle progrinii 5-Tri.Lif Dance Brintl Qintl P.T.A, ciirtl party 5Y Wf Club yvmstlmg Maud, 18- -Bullet in .iuelitoriuni MAY I-Phil Banquet izml zriefdi Iver f1rn.i'h In zmri llll Illlf. 8 9 IO fStudent Council Installation of officers Phil Mothers' Teil fF,N.A. Mothers' Teri Band and Choral Concert Senior Day at T.U. -QD. Roast IS-National Honor Society Recognition fo: Freshmen and Sopliomores Art Club Roast 16-Peri Mothers' Teri Sock 'Hop 25-Senior Picnic 24-National Honor Society Roast Z7-Art Club Banquet Z8-Optimates Picnic 29-Peri Banquet Zet Banquet Patriotic Program Phil Banquet jUNE l-Senior Bnccalaureiite 2-5-Final Exauns 5-Graulimtion alendar YOULL SEE IT AT THE I'0II'I AIIE I Compliments of CTROURKE MOTOR SALES BUICK S P O R T S wp O R ' Serving East Toledo hr 34 Years i' 705 lfront Street 615 Main Street CJNE MAIN STREIJIT Tfxyltbl' 2403 TAyIor S713 TAylor 5390 Llinox 1225 Compliments of Clegg Ambulance Service Owned and operated by WORTH W. CLEGG FUNERAL HOME Warren Clegg, Mgr, LOIIIIWIIIIICIIIS of PAUL BEYER'S BAKERY Fancy Cakes hr all Occfzsious S30 Sturt' Avenue 'llflylor lolll Compliments of Wetli's Men's Store 748 MAIN STREET BOB'S SHOE REPAIR To!edo's Oldest 144 MAIN STREET TOLEDO, OHIO Near Seeoml Street After Graduation . . . . ???? Suppose you are postponing further academic learning and are going to work. Have you chosen your field of endeavor? Are you considering the places where you will look for work? Have you considered L-O-F? What do those letters mean? stands for Libbey in the corporate name Libbey-Owens-Ford. But L in L-O-F also stands for Loyalty. The company recognizes this by annually paying honor to scores of people with more than 25 years of company service. stands for Owens. But O in L-O-F also stands for Opportunity. There are many versions of opportunity in the L-O-F. A former mailboy is a traffic execu- tive, another is high on the ladder in the purchasing department. A former accountant has become an officer of the company. stands for Ford. In L-O-F, this letter can also stand for Friends because you have many friends when you work in L-O-F. It also can identify two of the company's products-Hat glass and Fiber-Glass. LOF LIBBEY'OWENS-FORD Em, aywzytfmma GLASS GLAUSERS F F e w R E D D l S H B RUTH ERS l Gl'6F7Zb0ll.f6 - Frarlw FOR wwe PLQWERS Spoyillzg Goods Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs Q 0 WUODVILLE ROAD TAylor 4684 RETAlLERb FOR 40 YEARS We Telegraph Flowers At STARR 'Q BRLJADXWAY H54-y ff uzflb Iffg uferg 132 Compliments of Von Ewegen 8: Witgen PHARMACISTS Corner Sturt Avenue and East Broadway Toletlo, Ohio School and Artists' Supplies . . . Greeting Cards U4ncloo1' 'Printing 646 MAIN STREET 'mylar 4018 GOOD encef OFOR EVERY NEED HOM ES I FARMS I ESTATES COMMERCIAL O INDUSTRIAL Marleau - Hercules Fence Co. 3602 Detroit Avenue at Collingwood Mmm 2242 Compliments of HOWARD A. EGGLESTON and KERMIT L. MEINERT Eggleston-Meinert FUNERAL HOME 732-734 Main Street TAylor 4434 LEWIS POTATO CHIP CO. Youve fried the ferr, now have flue Bert AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS AUTHORIZED PARTS and SERVICE AUTO-LITE . . . DELCO-REMY GROSS AUTOMOTIVE 211 PLATT ST. Qnear Post Ofiicej LEnox 4446 228 OAK STREET TAylor 7661 ERIKSEN'S INC. DAVIS BUSINESS COLLEGE TYPEWMTER RENTALS 339 HURON STREET :: MAin 7274 PURTABLE and STANDARD TYPEWRITERS Train Efficiently, Economically, and Practically at 'ri For il Complete Line of School Supplies 323-327 Erie Street MAin 1193 TOLEDO'S MOST OUTSTANDING COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Since 7901 I,2.,5F,'l9.mEM!:,E,2f NO SPRINGS Q HONEST WEIGHT INDUSTRIAL SCALES 0 FOOD MACHINES 0 IIETAII. SCAIES Drink More F r e s h EEZTSZIESES- M i 1 k ASSOCIATION PRESCRIPTIONS Nobody in Toledo Sells Better Drugs! HAYNES' ERIE DRUG STORE CORNER IZAST BROADWAY AND WOODVILLIC COSMETICS 135 HERFF-jONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEXVELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana jl:'WELliR.S' T0 WAITE IIIGII .VCIIOOL Representative: P. D. COOK Postoliice Address: Maumee, Ohio Telephone WAlhriclge 3890 It ix given to only afeu' to ure their lye span to benfjt all generations to come after them . . . Such was the gy! of Thomas Alva Edison, pioneer in apply- ing electricity to better the lot of mankind. K A X x 5 - - - fix X ...,.x j S rx? 1 l 'e ONLY a holder of the original Edison license may use the name Edison as part of its corporate title. It is the mark of a pioneer. The Toledo Edison Company, a business- managed, tax-paying, seIf-sup- porting electric power company, is proud to be so honored. THE McMANUS-TROUP COMPANY Printers . . . Stationers Comlblete Qfce Onftters 713-71S,Iell'ers .,.1 Avenue Toledo, Ohio 136 :img f'..'ff.'f1fngw f r ffl mhlnf. ,wx Yard 1-22 Main Street Yard 2 -744 Water Street Yard 3 - Consaul Street and Toledo Terminal R. R Yard 4 153 So. St. Clair Street Bef! Wifbef Yard 5 301 Sylvania Avenue 1 Yard 6 Dorr Street and T. A. and W. R. R. Th Wozfe H 2 cg Z2 e , , Glfooizzoief Kuhlman Bullclers Supply and Briclc Company Phone ADams 4107 1 MUELLI::R'S Truck Mixt Concrete DuPont Paints 919 Nit-:mils Building Toledo ohio 830 Bef Broadway TAYW 1729 C07Hll'7!Z777671fJ' of Compliments ol SAVE-WAY J 0 H N 5 0 N FORD SALES CO. SUPER Your East Toledo MARKETS FURD Dealer 323 Main St reet 2028 Ft cmti t Street Toledo, Qhio LEUOX 4431 TAylor 0534 ongmtzzlcztions ! TO ALL 1952 GRADUATES May you he as successful in everything you tlo, as you have been these last four pleasant years at Waite I-li. J. C. PENNEY CO. Corner Main and First Streets FOR THE BEST IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES See B AY E S 309-315 MAIN STREET TAylor 5787 P ' f Z Z Z d S Garment Cleaning Co. Work Called For and Delivered We Own and Operate Our Cleaning Plant Phone TAylor 3042 1015 Starr Avenue Compliments of BROWN MOTOR SALES PONTIAC DEALER . Also Used Cars FRONT STREET, Opposite Waite High School TAylor 4631 Chesshire Photogmphers 1250 ONTARIO STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO i' Ojicial Photographers for The PURPLE and GOLD 'lr 139 Q53 . V -QRS .mars xf vm E3 E ,ff-a'T56f1F'4'!QQ ,..,.. ,- , i . f.f4 - ,.,. My AZ' WN ' mf 4, 5 N X xi Q X r .. W W W. wgq,.iQ3Ts,f,3? . , w mg L. t :gig . gf E m fi k A F : - B+ -pl 'M 'HA .sw A S Fifa Q, - . zfxg - 'T . symm 1 X ux,,,gyil,,. V-N M - M f ' X? 5 X . W fv X 4' , Q ' , my A swim fb 5. RA 1. ww ' 511. qs' my M.. CONGRATULATIONS FR O M A N A A , IT S Finest in Custom Built Fuwzitzzre O 208 MAIN STREET TAylor1549 Compliments of N A V A R R E HZVK6! B1 0l'b61 J' Fl01 ZJ'fJ D R Y C L E A N E R S EAST BROADWAY 820-822 East Broadway G R E E N H O U S E Phone 'l'Aylor 7114 Toledo 5, Ohio Florist Tclcgraph Delivery G 0 0 N ' S COlllIWlllllCl1lh of CUT-RATE DRUGS MODERN FOUNTAIN SERVICE Korlnks 1: Film z: Prescriptions TAylor 2297 Oak and Fnssctt Streets 901 STARR AVliNUli TAylor 2496 141 amor Direct0ry...B0y.r Ahumada, Wlallace .,.. 1024 Oakdale Avenue Anderson, Edward ............ 641 Federal Street Apthorpe, jerry ...,..,.. Aubell, Gregory ........ .....1202 Nevada Street 745 Dearborn Avenue Barber, William .....,.......,.. 3430 149th Barta, Gilbert ,...,..,.... Blair, David .,............ ...,1939 Genesee 516 Valleywood Bonnough, Luther ..,,........ 5235 308th Boose, Bill .,,........... Boyce, jim ................. Brown, Carnell ......,,, .,,......403 Third 16 Steel 122016 Crystal Buchele, Kenneth .,.........,,, 349 Poplar Bylow, Donald ............ 1672 Tadmore Campbell, Robert .,.... Coleman, Gerald .,,.... Covill, Robert ...,,,...,. Davis, Ronald .....,.. DeBarr, ' Oak .....626 Forsythe Street Street Drive Street Street Street Street Street Drive Street Street .....l418 Mott Avenue .........l456 Pool Ernie .................... 317 White Street Street Dodson, George E... Downs, William C Birmingham Terrace 344 Raymer Blvd. Druyor, Frank J ................... 259 Steel Eckardt, Ted ................,,.. 1126 Mason Eriksen, Kenneth P .....,..... 2834 121st Street Street Street Fallon, Mel .....,..........,..... 4846 248th Street Flores, joe .........,........ 1030 Oakdale Avenue Flowers, Clifford .,........, 827 Forsythe Fralick, jerry. .... ............,.. 7 03 Oak Frampton, 'Ted ..........,. 724 Plymouth Frank, Richard .............,.... 2702 124th Fulop, Robert .......,., 514 Whittemore Galuzny, Robert ..,,...,...,.. 120 Carbon Garner, Millard ..... .......3202 Gleason Gschwind, Vincent, .,,.... 414 Yondota Halbach, james ,................... 2 Fassett Hameister, Arthur. Hamm, jack ........,, Harrison, Ellwood. .,,......2018 Mason Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Court Street 12 5 Paine Avenue Hartman, Thomas... Heck, james ............. Heeren, Robert ........ Held, james ..........,.. .........2845 1231'd Street .......436 Parker Avenue ..........844 White Street .....345 Plymouth Street Helmke, 'Henry A ............. 1938 Greenwood Hodak, Pete ............ Hoffman, Godfrey... ........114 Oswald Street .....829 McKinley Street Huffman, Philip ..,...,,........ 363 Raymer Blvd. Jacobs, Ronald ..... .........428 Front Street jams, jim .,.......... ....... 1 626 Bond Street Keaton, Ronald .............. 343 Heffner Street Kusian, LeRoy ........... , ..,,............ 305 Willard Rosenbrook, Frank ,,.... 2709 Fremont Street Rothlisberger, Charles .,,. 713 Federal Street Rust, Gerald .................. 712 Forsythe Street Saul, Don ......... ......... 1 706 Milroy Street Saul, Stewart ....... ........ 1 660 Kedron Street Schaeffer, Sam ..,.... .......... 1 615 Oak Street Schimmel, Gary ,........... 562 Plymouth Street Schomaker, Bill .................. 437 Dover Place Screptock, Richard E ................................. Schomberg Street Screptock, Bob ......,. 1602 Homestead Street Seppeler, Ray .......................,.. 908 McKinley Kyser, Billy ....,..,.... 1111 Kyser, Dale .....,...... 1111 Lahr, jack .....................,.. 3022 223rd Ironwood Aven ue 1 ron wood Aven ue Street Laney, Thomas V ............. 616 Starr Avenue Leistner, Ralph ..,.... ....... 2 731 109th Long, Philip ......,.. Lorenzen, john ................ . ..410 Third McCarty, jim .,.................. 3079 137th McCormick, Dale G ......... 413 Fourth Mclntire, Clifford ...,.... 524 Plymouth McNeil, Lee ....,...... ......... 1 536 Oak MarLeau, Dick .r... ,.......... 5 843 317th Street ........728 Parker Avenue Street Street Street Street Street Street Meier, William .... 2046 Greenwood Avenue Murray, Charles ........ 1711 Schomberg Street Nunamaker, Gordon ........ 919 Roger Street Olmstead, Franklyn ........ 4336 Ninth Street Petersen, Robert ........ 1032 Oakdale Avenue Pocse, And rew .......... 2129 Woodford Raitz, Ralph ........................ 308 Utah Street Street Reese, Edwin ............ 144 Maryland Avenue Richard, Robert ................ 2654 109th Roberts, james ..,..... 1318 Greenwood Robison, Richard .................. 455 First Rogers, Bob ........... ......... 1 148 Oak Street Street Street Street Shock, Paul .................... 329 Gessner Street Smith, Richard ,... 532 Spring Grove Avenue Snyder, james ............. Spohn, Alvin ....... Sterger, Stan ........ .......3242 138th Street ........1406 Utah Street ........2553 101st Street Staler, Clifford .........,.......... 161 W. Plumer Struck, james, ........... . Sutphin, Caroll ,..... Teague, David ........... Textor, Jerry ........... Thomas, Robert ......,.. Tomanicek, john ...... .2016 Fernwood Street ........1405 Utah Street .....337 Stillmen Court McKinley ........877 Utah Street ..........1659 Oak Street Waganfeald, Edward .....,............................ Birmingham Terrace Wagner, George .............. 626 Federal Street Wamsley, Duane E ......... 630 Willard Street Westrich, William ............ 2946 131st Street White, Charles ...........,.... 475 Parker Avenue Willard, Don ............ 805 Dearborn Avenue Winebrenner, Neil ...... 817 Willow Avenue Winkle, Bill ,..........,., Woolaver, Robert ...... ..1732 East Broadway 861 Kingston Avenue Yant, Kenneth ........ . ........ 701 V2 Woodville Youngs, Tom. .,..... . Zeadker, Jim ....... .....,.6105 317th Street ..........440 Arden Place ,.,....l019 Wardell Street Rollins, Robert L ........... 861 Yondota Street 142 Zunk, Dan ....... ...... 1 938 Kelsey Avenue 1209 Ravine Parkway 855 McKinley 769 Redwood Avenue Salsburey, Shirley Ann .,., 210 Spring Grove ...1529 Oakmont Mann, Josephine ...........,.. 355 Sumner Street Worden, Bonnie ..,....... 1422 East Broadway enior irecto1fy...G21flr Allore, Barbara ................ 131 Elgin Avenue Ambrose, Irma .....,,... 234 Clarence Avenue Apel, Maxine ....... ........ 6 71 Dover Place Arman, Alice ....,. ....... 5 2 Nevada Street Auxter, Dixie .........,... Bacho, Bernadine ....,... Baker, Nancy .....,,,.,... .....4l1 Oswald Street .838V2 S. Main Baumgartner, Judy .......... 1315 Miami Bishop, Beverly ..........., 3428 Brigham Bittick, Lois ,,,,.... ......., 2 872 N. 109th Bland, Louise ....... ...,.. , .353 Stillman Bliss, Phyllis ..,,.... .........844 Clark Bolander, Sue ....,. ,.......... 2 8 Allison Bower, Barbara ............,. 2720-124th Bowers, Roberta ........ 2143 Valentine Burks, Betty ........,.,..... Street Street Street Street Court Street Street Street Street Campbell, Nancy ......,,......,.., 753 Oak Street Canty, Jackie... A... ..93 Birmingham Terrace Carder. Anita Louise ........ 2036 Idaho Street Carnicom, Joyce .........,,.,... 341 Raymer Blvd. Case, Barbara ....,..,.....,...... 500 Ascot Avenue Cbysiski, Barbara ...... 2430 Vlloodford Street Chevalier, Donna ......,..,.......,.. 225 Lee Street Clark, Clara ..........,......... 731 East Broadway Cornelius, Shirley ,... .... . .811 Forsythe Street Cornwell, Emma ............ 808 Stillman Street Cosgrove, Mary Frances .... ...... .,..........,..... Navarre Avenue Crane, Janet .........l.,.,.,,... 2217 Miami Street Crouch, Beverlv ........,..... 1218 Starr Avenue Danko, Margaret ...... ..., 2 721 Fremont DeCant, Florence ......,... 2015 Nevada Street Street Deitzel, Marcia ........ .,..... 2 50 Raymer Blvd. Dieball, Gail ...........,,... 5244-302nd Street Dieckmann, Irene ...,.... 1701 Delence Street Donegan, Catherine ...... 554 Plymouth Street Dunsmore, Joanne ........ 2049 Nevada Street Dusseau, Patricia .......... 3211-134th Street Engler, Georgia ....,,,,............ 325 Cyril Street Falor, Nancy ,........,,..... 2854 N. 109th Street Farkas, Betty ........ .....,..... 2 386 York Street Firsdon, Evelyn ......,..... 1550 Lebanon Street Fogle, Betty ....,..........,.. 587V2 Church Street Foley, Mary ,...l.......,..... 1124 Forsythe Street Foreman, Carole... .....,.,.,........................ Collingwood Avenue Foster, Nancy ....,.,,...... 529 Walden Avenue Francis, Bonnie ..... ......... 2 754-120th Freeman, Aldea .............. 4870-298th Friesner, Rosa Lee ........ 2823-116th Fylfe, Theresa ............,....... 2950 Tiffin Gaghen, Patricia ............ 931 Forsythe Genson, Ruth Ann ............ 458 Potter Gerdes, Carole ..,...,,.. 3317-137th Gimenez, Mary .... ,,..,... 1 716 Bateman Goings, Amelia ....... ......, 8 55 Yondota Goodall, Dolores ........ Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Gottfried, Peggy .................... 836 Oak Govan, Luvenia .............. 1337 Girard Granger, Ruth .......... 352 Valleywood Street Street Drive Gratz, Esther ................,. 2729-127th Street Gustin, Lillian .......................,............ 9 Neise Guy, Carolyn ...................... 541 Potter Street Harold, Phyllis ........ 521 Valleywood Harpel, Barbara ............ 620 Yondota Harrison, Maybelle ........ 2206 Seaman Harter, Beth ..............,............. Hartford, Shirley... Drive Street Street .,.....1718 Delence Street Heinemann, Nancy .... . ......, 1 Tremain Drive Herron, Joanne ...........,.,...... 56 Fassett Court Hitchcock, Carole... Hoffer, Joann .......... Jagos, Pauline ......... Kardos, Mitzie ......... King, Beverly ........... .1601 Ironwood Avenue ..2417 Valentine Street ......311 Moravan .....2103 Consaul Street ............128 Lee Street King, Shirley ............,.. .......,.... 1 518 Carlyle Knezevich, Lillian... ...........411 Third Street Knuth, Betty .................... 1114 Starr Avenue Koles, Mary .................... 1316 Girard Street Koren, Nancy ............................ 650 Yondota Korotney, Dolores.. ......2007 Genesee Street Kuehnle, Shirley ................ 16 Fassett Court Laberdee, Shirley .............. 526 Spring Grove Layman, Louann ............ 903 Stillman Street Lehman. Lorene .............. 2029 Mason Street Leu, Ruth ................. Lincoln, Donna ....... Lindberg, Signe ....... ...34O Florence Avenue Street ...555 Wotmdville Lippert, Pat .................. 1311 Halstead Mack, Dorothy .................. 322 Spring Malone, Shirley ............ 1320 Dawson Street Street Grove Street Street Matthews, Ruth .......... 1109 Varland Avenue Matthews, Ouida .......... 855 Willow Avenue Mattoni, Angela ...... 514 York Mays, Evelyn ........,......... 1222 Crystal Meek, Edna .............. 525 Valleywood Meszaros, Barbara ...... 2338 Valentine Meyers, Mary Ann ............ 2803 York Miklosek, Blanche .......... 2017 Mason Street Drive Street Street Street Milano, Rose .............. 244 Dearborn Avenue Miller, Kay .......... 1030 Greenwood Avenue Miller, Lila ..... ................. 827 Oak Street Mills, Janet ................ 817 Kingston Avenue Minder, Marilyn .............. 330 Spring Grove Mitchell, Barbara .... 1311 Ironwood Avenue Mlynek, Helen ............ 510 Wheeling Street Molnar, Marge ........ 1413 Ironwood Avenue Moody, Irene .............. 402W Euclid Avenue Moore, Barbara ...... . ...... 1924 Idaho Street Morford, Dianne ................ 812 Front Street Nimigean, Irene ....,r...... 2253 Seaman Norcross, Garnet .........,.... 601 Viking O'Hearn, Carole ............ 1438 Carlyle Street Street Street Ormston, Virginia ............ 2907 115th Street Ousky, Fran ...................... 566 Milton Street Penhorwood, Margot .......... 952 Front Peppard, Kathryn ...... Street 1917 Navarre Avenue Petcoff, Shirley .................... 725 Utah Phelps, Marian ......,............. 964 Berry Pounds, Grace ............ Street Street 3 Ravine Park Village Quinlan, Sally .................. 2602 104th Street Rice, Phyllis ........................ 931 Clark Street Sawade, Jacquelyn ............ 636 Raymer Blvd. Roberts, Carol .............. 717 Plymouth Street Roslin, Joan .................. 1017 Delence Street Sarka, Vivian ........ . ..... 2221 Bakewell Street Saroff, Justine ................ 163 East Broadway Sayers, Leonell Ann .... 1146 Halstead Street Scolield, Virginia ...... 741 Dearborn Avenue Sharp, Lois ................ 551 Valleywood Drive Sheets, Marlene .................... 869 Oak Street Simonds, Prudy .............. 316 Parker Avenue Simpson, Bonnie .............. 221 Elgin Avenue Smith, Jeanette ...,............ 354 I.emert Street Spencer, Nancy r........... 3212 Gleason Street Spisz, Dorothy ............ 2428 Valentine Street Stieben, Laura ........ 301112 Valleywood Drive Stinehelfer, Virgin .............. 1632 Oak Street Stracke, Darlene .... 817 Greenwood Avenue Stricker, Janice ...................... 616 Platt Street Szymanski, Gloria ...... 2021 Bakewell Street Tambur, Margaret .... 2447 Woodford Street Taylor, Barbara .......... 1710 Oakdale Avenue Tefft, Dolores ............ 2147 Caledonia Street Thomas, Josephine .......... 229 Licking Street Thomas, Loretta ......... Thomas, Molly ........... ....,..2020 Front Street .....116 East Broadway Thompson, Mary ...... ...,.. .... 4 1 8 Third Timmons, Nancy ................ 423 Third Vargo, Ida ................. .2453 Caledonia Velasquez, Christina .... 402 Wheeling Vining Barbara ......,........... 1941 I-Iurd Vining, Carolyn ...... .......1941 'Hurd Street Street Street Street Street Street Volk, Betty ........... .......... 2 18 Raymer Blvd. Walker, Alice .................. 1206 Girard Street Wallace, Rose ............ 619 Sylvester Avenue Warren, Janet ..... ............ 4 53 Third Street Watson, Mary .......... ....... 1 508 Vinal Street Weaver, Juanita ......... ........ 1 00 Earl Court Whiting, Joanne .................. 1618 Oak Street Williams, Barbara .............. 653 Clark Street Willis, Annette .............. 844 Yondota Street Wilson, DeEtte .......,.,...... 450 Fourth Street Wollenbecker, Blanche ...,.... 877 Oak Street 609 Oakdale Avenue Goodeman, Marilyn ...... 811 Forsythe Street Munier, Shirley Jean .................................. Valleywood Drive Nagy, Nancy .......... 109 Greenwood Avenue Nehring, Ann ............ 1 Ravine Park Village 143 Young, Nancy .................. 565 Church Zatko, Margaret .......... 2604 Massillon Street Street , . , . Autographs 144
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