Walbridge High School - Ties Yearbook (Walbridge, OH)

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T259 qamuumffssii f-, da '-. -, ,g,agQgg . Q, 'zuinunen-' , - J COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The past school year 1935-1956 climaxed a very impress- A ive record made by the commercial students under the direc- gl Back in the year 1932 Rosella Adler started the string L2 of victories by winning first place in Bookkeeping at the District Contest in Bowling Green. gi In 1954 Jack Wolfe won second place in Bookkeeping in KA the District Contest and ninth place in the State Contest. M In 1955 Dolores Adler won third in Typewriting and 52 Myrtle Loop won second in Shorthand. Ci This years winners brought home the first five places ,H in Bookkeeping at the District Contest. Rose Long won PH first place and Ruth Munn second place. They were followed H very closely by Sarah Jane Wolfe third, Robert Each fourth, 57 and Naomi Healey fifth. F: Marion Munn and Ruth Savey further added to the Commer- 51 cial laurels by winning first and second place in Typewrit- Q ing from a field of some forty students from Wood and Lucas ' Counties. H Mr. Dimler and Waloridge High School should feel very . proud in so consistently turning out such efficiently trained business men and women. Many are now occuping res- ! ponsible positions in the business world. 'A HOUSEHOLD ARTS The Household Art Class of '55 A '56 has proven to be , the best class that Miss Burk has had while here at Wal- t bridge. They have accomplished very much in just this one term. Among the accomplishments are the making of: 15 to- wels, l7 aprons, 8 smocks, 17 slips, Z6 dresses, 18 blo- H uses, 4 wool skirts, 6 pairs of pajamas, l laundry bag, 8 pot holders, and 4 culottes. They also repaired 16 gar- 6 ments, shrunk 72 pieces of material, darned 63 holes, N bound and worked 95 buttonholes, and hung 45 skirts. i Along with the sewing and art work the'girls made excel- N lent notebooks on good grooming. The :irls also had a H unit on house care and furnishing in which they made at- q tractive notebooks. In another unitv they have studied N textile fibers and how to identify them. V All in all they must be complimented on the very Worth- , While work that they have done this year. We are sure A that Miss Burk is very proud of her class. They must al- A so be complimented on their fine exhibit this year. rl 'A E.:-5: ' v P 'Q f I E! :J um

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11.135 JUNIOR PLAY On December l7th, the Junior Class presented the play, :runes:sa:Nnann:94QaeuuqQxslkN NNKCPQQNHNHNSDQM9llNN55NiPf A nThe Girl in the Fur Coat,N directed by Miss Trimple. The characters were as follows: I Nifty Nan Nacroft--- -------- ---- ----- -----Naomi Healey MTS. Leg----------------------------- Hettie Lee--- ----- - ----------------- - Maggie Nails ----------------- Mrs. T. Nails --------- --------------- Mrs. Roger Devake -------------------- -----Pearl Hansen --------Sue Sharp --------Elizabeth Johnson -Elizabeth Schick ------Claris Loop Silas Lee ---------------------------------- Robert Emch Bob Lee ------------------------------------ Jack Gordon Roger Devake ------------------------------ Bernard East Pete Denny ---------------------- ----- Carl Christiansen The High School orchestra directed by Miss Urschel 1 furnished music between the acts. JUNIOR CHARACTERISTICS CLASS ROLL NICKNAME HATES MOST AHBITION Elizabeth S. Bess Bare steak Farmer's wife Glen S. Jubutts Sghogl Ice man Bernard E- Steve Physics Truck driver Pearl H- Keen Wearing glasses Housewife Carl C- PTimO Work Mechanic- Ruth 3- RUSh Sewing Waitress Nd0mi H- Omi Skating Private sec'y. Llizabeth J- Lizzy Washing dishes Aviatrix Clarence M. Mase Wgmen South-paw Robert E. Noisy Fish Artist Audrey Ts Aussie Reciting Nurse JOSSDH C- Joe Book Reports Pres. of U.S. Jack G- Jay Hitler Get married V if r r. F , Q 'ff QQURHRDPETSFNNRH JtTS99lNNik51!iZQHHihS5T5.f . 1936

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11,221 Qmuunxtsgixnuuxzrqafunguscuuvouuduwzxshiuumx:Sei:ununG:x.:, lx F1 'W W C , ? Q, r Y Q41-a 41 Q. ' ' 4 1 ,I Q .1 U . J .1 U Y , , u . Q f . s...L 3 Q ' to ' C3x f' X ' I C x Y Q ' a 1 fe 1-its ATHLElIC ASSOCIATION The past year has been the most successful one as far as financial conditions are concerned. .At the beginning of the year we paid off a debt carried over from last year and purchased much equipment and also sweat shirts for the boys. We have paid for all of this and still have a small sum of money on hand. The greatest income was derived from the Lake and Libbey games. Ye also recei- ved checks from the Wood County and Leipsic Tourna- ments. The officers of the Athletic Association this year were: President ------ ---------- ------ --William Pendleton. Vice-President ---- ---- ---- -------Carl Christiansen. Secy. and Treas. ------ - ---------- -----Helen Harris. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was formed last year. Its purpose is to make rules and regulations governing the student body of the schoolg to punish the disobedient in some way which way will be determined by the members of the coun- cilg to assist all other activities and organizations in the schoolg and to promote the growth of school spirit. f The members of the Student Council consist of 5 Seniors, 2 Juniors, l Sophomore, l Freshman, and l from the Sth grade. The members for the past year were: William Pend- leton, Pres.g Jack Gordon, Vice-Pres.g Rose Long, Sec.- Treas.g Ruth Munn, Ularis Loopg Jean McKinneyg and Anna- belle Gilbert. The members are not elected but are ap- pointed according to: responsibility, interest in extra- L curricular activities, dependability, sense of justice a d democracy, school 'integrity, and scholastic standing. These members are appointed for one school year or two se- mesters. Faculty advisers consist of the Superintendent and the Principal of the High School. The Student council bought several new books for the li- brary this year and was very active in the campaign ' for the bond issue. MANUAL The manual training limited facilities, excellent work this TRAINING class although hampered by has turned out some very semester Much of the work has been done on a newly acquired Jig saw Mem bcis of the class were Tilliam Carnicom, Lester Dupler, Ellsworth Sherman, Albert Mortal and Jack Baker Mr Turby is the instructor 2 I 2 5 ? Z ? 1 f 2 2 F.