West Alexandria High School - Bulldog Yearbook (West Alexandria, OH)

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'THEME SONG My Blue Heaven Slow Boat To China Every Day I Love You Say Something Sweet To Your Sweetheart Stardust My Happiness Let's Take The Long Way Home Forever And Ever Far Away Places Melody Of Love You Were Only Fooling Slow Boat To China Dark Town Poker Club Lilette William Tell Overture A Little Bird Told Me Peg O' My Heart Light Cavalry Overture lt's Dream Time Buttons And Bows Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Buttons And Bows PERSONAL DATA FAVORITE COLOR Blue Blue Light Blue Aqua Blue Blue Yellow Green Red Fuschia Blue Blue Red Blue Maroon Red Blue Yellow Blue Blue Black Blue Eleven AMBITION To visit Hawaii Join the Marines Housewife Housewife To go to Ne Housewife Receptionist w Orleans To be an old Maid Beautician Housewife Auctioneer Carpenter To Iive in California Chemical engineer Mechanic Join Marines Housewife To be in the Marine Band To work Fa rmer N u rse Be a mail carrier FAVORITE SUBJ ECT Biology Shop Spanish Engl ish English English Math Shorthand Home Ec. Home Ec. Shop Shop Shop Trigonometry Shop Typing Typing Chemistry Typing Typing Biology History

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NAME Paul Agne Thomas Bellar Phyllis Busch Rose Ann Buschur Betty Jo Dotson Marilyn Fahrenholz Alma Fugate Kathryn Hagler Alta Hendrickson Ruth Kuhbander Dale Looker Clem Milstead Jerry Minnich Som Morthland Bill Roach Paul Sauer Eunice Smith Lee Suman Dale Tittle Marvin Valentine Barbara Wethington George Winkelman PERSONAL DATA NICKNAME BIRTHDAY Nose June 24, 1931 Tom May 30, 1931 Phil May 22, 1931 Rosie July 16, 1931 Jo Mar. 1, 1931 Fahreny Feb. 22, 1931 Dimples Sept. 7, 1929 Katie Sept. 14, 1931 Altitude Sept. 14, 1930 Ruthie Sept. 11, 1931 Bucksheep Oct. 26, 1929 Cooney May 26, 1931 Slug July 20, 1931 Morty Mar. 3, 1932 Willie Oct. 19, 1930 Peaches June 5, 1931 Sparkie July 24, 1931 PeeWee July 28, 1931 Doc June 20, 1928 Peevie July 13, 1928 Bobs Feb. 6, 1931 Wink May 20, 1931 Ten HOBBY Sports Sports Riding in blue Plymouth Dancing with Fred Loafing Writing letters Embroidering Dancing and collecting records Cooking and Sewing Writing letters Sports Hunting Hunting Loafing Wood work Sports Writing letters Coin collecting Running around Teasing the girls Letters and snapshots Hunting

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n,,,,,,,.,,,, simon ci.Ass Pnori-iEcY AS OF 'I969 1 . 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 12. 13. 14 15. 16 17 18 19. 20 21 22. Paul Agne and his nose are now on Broadway with a pose. Fast always was Tom Bellar, but faster still is he with radar. Phyllis Busch always enjoyed her fun, is now the mother of twenty-one. Rose Ann Buschur, quiet was she, but now she's sailing across the sea. Betty Jo still, but Dotson no more, with a house full of kids that number to four. Marilyn Fahrenholtz, was as sweet as could be, she married a sailor and has three. Alma Fugate a grocery store clerk, has changed her business to a soda jerk. Katie Hagler was a great romancer, now she's known as Amelia the famous dancer. Alta Hendrickson a boy-hater was she, is going to housekeeping for she's married you see. A loving lass was Ruth Kuhbander, she's now married to an army com- mander. A heavy athlete was Dale Looker, but at home he's the chief cooker. Clem Milstead our expert boatmaker, has now his own business as undertaker. An undecided boy was Jerry Minnich, but now he is a doctor in a foot clinic. Sam Morthland, a romeo in reality, is now full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Bill Roach was a brainy old chap. Go see the old fellow, he's learned to tap. Paul Sauer, the little fellow we call Peaches, has picked a profession and now teaches. A cute little blonde girl with many a mole, now Eunice Smith's hair is as black as coal. Lee Suman, a marimbist grand, is now a drummer in the Marine Band. Dale Tittle, always a little man, is a missionary in Japan. Marvin Valentine who worked in a store, is now falling for girls more and more. Barbara Wethington was as smart as could be, she married a doctor and has a family. Last but not least is the young man, George Winkelman who has now joined forces with Uncle Sam. Written by Ruth Kuhbander Twelve