West Night High School - Echo Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

ECHO WEST NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL i 0 a CINCINNATI, OHIO ! . l 1. V- ; , , .K ? - V . u FOREWORD The warm glow of these windows is a bea- con light to those who seek knowledge, com- panionship, and opportunity for self-improve- ment. Those who enter these doors are soon drawn into the ceaseless round of busy, pur- poseful, enjoyable activity that is West Night High School. Diligent and corageous pursuit of these activities eventually brings the stu- dent to the goal of graduation. As this event approaches, he is filled with mixed emotions. There come the thrill and satisfaction of a- chievement, strengthened confidence, and and high hopes for the future, but at the same time comes an aching sense of loss, the sobering realization that an important period of life has passed into the realm of memory. In order that each student may have a treas- uryL of these fond memories, the Echo faith- fully records each yeafs activities at West Night. ': . A .rr .. .. v ; RAY LAMBERT PRINCIPAL DOROTHY CARLISLE, SECRETARY HENRY WEHMAN TREASURER EXECUTIVE STAFF SUE PETERSON, CLERK FACULTY SEATED: CHESTER MURPHY, ELLA SUDBRINK, KATHRYN SULLIVAN, IDA B. CARMICHAEL, MARGARET CHAMBERLIN BARBARA BISCEGLIA, LELIA HARRIS, JEROME H. COOK. STANDING: DENZIL CARPENTER, LYLE S. GRoous, LEE 0., MOORE, MARTIN PETERSON, RAY LAMBERT, SLADE CARR, ARTHUR RHOLLANS, JOHN ROMAN 9. :;L FERNED MG M I LDRED CONSTANT SEATED: ROBERTA SCHLACTER, ESTHER BACHELE, MILDRED HEADLEY, DORIS TRABERT, Lucv WINTER ANNA MARIE CROUSE, THEODORA KOHLER, WIMFRED JONES STANDING: ARTIE HARTSHORN, RAY FARNHAM, WALTER mEDERMAN, CHARLES REIGEL, JOHN F. KUECHENMEISTER, AUGUST FRANECKI, DENNIE BRONN, MARIE KESTERSON HOMER T. CASKEY FACULTY ESTHER BAECHLE PAUL J. BAUER BARBARA BISCEGLIA CHARLES P. BLEDSOE DENNIE BROWN IDA CARMIcHAEL DENZIL B. CARPENTER SLADE s. CARR HOMER CASKEY MARGARET CHAMBERLIN MILDRED CONSTANT JEhouE Ho Goon ANNE MARIE Cnouse HOWARD DUNKEL W. RAY FARNHAM NEAL FERNEDING AUGUST FRANECKI LYLE GROOMS ARTIE HARTSHORN LELIA HARRIS MILDRED HEADLEY CLARA HUBER HELEN HUNT DEAN JIACOMETTI WINIFRED JONES ROBERT KELLER MARIE KESTERSON THEooonA KOEHLER JOHN F. KEUCHENMEISTER MARY ANN LANG SARAH LEVIN LEE 0. MOORE CHESTER N. MURPHY JOHN H. OWEN MARTIN PETERSON CHARLES RIEGEL ARTHUR E. RHOLLANS JOHN ROMAN ROBERTA SCHLACHTER ELLA SUDBRINK KATHRYN SULLIVAN DORIS ThAeERT MARGARET VONDERSMITH FERN WALKER Lucv WINTERS WALTER WUERDERMAN WALTER ZACH MATHEMATICS PHYSICS STENoeRAPHY WoonwoaxlNa AHERICANIZATION ART AND CERAulcs MATHEMATICS ENGLISH CHEMISTRY SPANISH OFFICE MACHINES ENGLISH CITIZENSHIP GENERAL SCiENcE ADVANCED cavlcs ADVANCED Civics AMERICANIZATION ADVANCED CIVICS WORLD HISTORY TYPING AMERICANIZATION SEWING SEWING PROBLEMS OF DemocaAcv AMERIcANIZATION MECHANICAL DRAWING SEWING AHER10ANILATION OFFICE MACHINES BOTANY TYPING MECHANICAL DRAWING U. 3. HISTORY CO-ORDINATOR WOODWORKING BDOKKEEPING BOOKKEEPING TYPING ENGLISH TYPING CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION SHORTHAND AMERICANIZATION SHORTHAND COOKiNG TYPING CO-ORDINATOR .: SENIOR CLASS ADRIAN, LUISE G. BASHAH, MARY ANN BAUER, LENORA s. BAYLEss, DELLA u. BEASLEY, EDNA BRIGEL, MARY JOAN CAMERY, LOUISE u. CANNON. JO ANN CAUDILL, VANOLA quaE CLAY, EDNA DAVIS, HENRY J. DIYTNAN, RUTH L. DOYLE, ROGER D. FANNIN, VIRGINIA FELDHUES, JOAN T. FITZPATRICK, WILLIAM J. FREY, MARY EVELYN GIBSON, JACK GOFORTH, REVERLEE HAMAD, SYLVIA u. HOWARD, ARTHUR JANSEN, THERESA E. KAUFMAN, DOROTHY KOLODZIK, MARY LOUISE KRELL, MARY KATHERINE KRUMME, RALPH 8. LANE, LEO DAVID LEIST, HOWARD LEVER, WILLIAM LOHMEIER, GLORIA c. MARTIN, VIRGINIA L. MAvs, DEEN ALEXANDER MessERSCHMIDT, ANNA M. NEUENSCHWANDER, CLARA NICHOLAS, GERALDINE NtCKEL, JANE RAHE, ANNA LOUISE RHODES, LAWRENCE RHEINS, JRVIA c. RUDOLPH, LAWRENCE SANDERS, BRUENETTA SCHOPIN, ROSLYN G. SCHPOER, EDWARD ' TAYLOR, DOLORES S. TRIMBLE, NELL L. VARNER, WINIFRED VOELKEL, MILDRED Waealms, WILLIAM WmHaM,Pmm WILLIAM, FANNIE WsLsou, EUGENE YOUNT, JOSEPH ' SENIOR DIRECTORY 5343 HAMILTON AVE. l38 aAeE 8T. 5322 HILLSIDE AVE. v.w.c.A., 9TH 9 WALNUT STE. 5822 CHANDLER sT. 65I6 WALDORF PL. 4900 GLENSHADE AVE. I705 DENHAM 2I23 SINTON AVE. 524 w. SEVENTH ST. 2326 STANTON AVE. 3560 WILSON AVE. 2tza MAPLEwoon THIRD a LYLE 3T8. 3470 aEvns st. 3929 ELM AvE. 127 HAWTHORNE AVE. 4696 WINTON RD. 59l5 DESMOND ST. 28I2 HARRISON AVE. 4100 WEST THIRD ST. I320 JOSEPH ST. 5490 GRAFTON AVE. 25I6 OBSERVATORY Ave. 20! KLOTTER AVE. 2369 PARK AVE. 2I29 ST. JAMES AVE. 305 EMMING ST. 2656 BELLEVUE Ave. 2353 CLIFTON AVE. I69I MONTROSE ST. 943 ARMORY AVE. 222 HEARNE AVE. 2635 UNIVERSITY CT. 2127 WINCHELL AVE. I720 KINNEY AVE. 3823 CARLTON AVE. I999 AUBURN AVE. l847 GARDEN LANE 4873 WINTER RD. l507 RUTH AVE. 2617 PECAN ST. 2929 KL1NG AVE. 1924 VAN ZANDT RD. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Y.W.C.A., 9TH 9 WALNUT ST. 605 HOWELL AVE. 2020 WHITEMAN ST. 35I3 HERSCHEL VIEW 702 WEST EIGHTH ST. 42I9 34TH ST. ll UNIVERSITY AVE. 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IT SERVED NOT ONLY A3 A PLACE TO SATISFY THE SIEET TOOTH OF THE STUDENT aonv BUT ALSO As A CENTER men: ALL THE LATEST Gossw MIGHT BE HEARD. ED KIPP BOOK Roan MANAGER ROOM .. 0mg. i 4. ilk: J. . L V...: 2 F a . a w. . xm-SJ A u I SELLING A copv OF THE EcHo D mm MY SCHOOL 5 TO A onscERmm CUSTCNIER CHRISTMAS TREE YOUTH OF WORK CCNT INUES AFTER STUDENTS LEAVE W F 'V Row 1: u 1. Ada Estes 2. Katheryn Dauson . Louise Freeman 3- K' . , 1 4. Naureen Wagner . E1159 Taylor . Hazel Peterson . Anna Edwards 8. Harqee Allison Row 2: ' 1. Ruth Burns f L a ' o 2. Rose Wildermuth ' , 3. Mary Watts 1 a - 4. Jane: Thamas - ,' 5. Helen Hagan ' ' F , . 6. Nellie Moran . ' r7 8 9 . . , I . .f . l 11 .-..-.-;.-r-- 0501 . Julia Sweeney . Jean Hercurlo . Harienne Aulr. iv Iu;., SENOGRAPHY I MISS BISCEGLIA Row 1: . 1. M. Adkins 1. B. Roehm 2. E. Earl 2. M. Kennedy 3. P. Schawe 3. I. Laamann 4. H. Williams 4. L. Rylant 5. K. Andrews 5. C. 11ch Row 2: 1. V. Durham 2. E. Booher 3. Miss Bisceglia 4. R. Dittman 5. M. Jung 8 1. A. Bucher' 2. M. Thomas 3- L. Harris 4. 8. Hon: 5. J. Thomas 1. K. Schmidt 2.. A. Welton 3. V. Martin 4. D. Murray 5. N. Rose 1. M. Brooks 2. H. Wagner 3. I. Kallner 4. K. Blanton 5. H. Wernlng TYPING ll TYPING I . RlEhara Fox . Barbara Miller . Laurette Whine . Augela Means . Loretta Kocher R 1 2 3. Jeannette Thomas 4 5 S 7. Hoyel Thompson 8. Artie Walker 9. Laurette White 10. Elbert. Strole Row 4: 1. Mary Holey 2. Mary Smi Lh . Ruth Brink Lou Wilson Virginia Hontgdmery . Catherine Grassman . Arthur King . J ohn Roman HR- RM CDQEDUIPOJ Row 4: 1. E. Ferguson 2. L. Pickett. 3. M. Bales 4. M. Bolger Row 5: 1. A. King 2. R. winner 5. R. Fox 4. 0. Duncan MISS WXRRIS 5.. H.W H: Room 211 - TYPING Row L 1. Barbara Witt 2. Annemarie Bucher 5. Miss Harris 4. Delores Darby 5. Rosemary Dolfus Row 2: 1. Maraellen Sellers 2. Hilda Kern 5. Alenah Clark 4. Joan Luecke Row 3: . Wrennie Sidey Irma Kollner Margaret Muller Margaret Pettigrew Ronald Wimmer phpcamh- Toney 1 R. Doyle Funk 2. w. Blanton Gribble 3. A. Renrelles Ellison 4. R Coomer Frank Row 4' . 1. w. Small . Heisberger 2. A. Fluegeman Barnett Grooms Gunner U. S. HISTCRY Wilson MR. GROWN TYPING ll Mass Mama Row 1: 1. Wrennle Sidney 2. Katherine Schmidt 3. Irma Kollner 4. Huguette Quienn 5. Mabel Brooks Row 2: Rose Pearl Ruth Wheeler Francis Grimes Jane Nickel Lucile Pickett Row 5: 1. Barbara Martin 2. Kathryn Ryan 5. Eleanor Bnereld 4. Miss Harris 5. Donna Smith 6. Dorothy Bowling UIPCHNH Row 4: 1. Don Harding 2. George Ewing, JR. 3. Bernie Tobergta 4. Annette Melting 5. Elanor Hoffman ADVANCED CIVICS ROW I ROW J. BRIGEL J. FRIES L. ADRIAN T. SMITH c. MOHR J. JOHNSON J. TRAPP ,J. NJENABER B. TOBERGTA B. MEYER gowwquE J. MCHULLEN - . R Row ' JUN'EL R. LEESMAN a- 32:?RTH c. KOEPDE 1 N3 H: HUSEKABEL 3' ELL'NGTON Row 3 W. ELLIVGTON A. FOGELMAN MR. FERNEDING J. HISCHEMILLER W. BARHORST AMERICANIZATION Row I ROW 5 L. BEORGETON P. KLAus E. KLOESKE J. RETZLER J. LEHMAN D. PORTuAN A. GEORGETON c. GEORGETon Mas. HEADLEY ROW 2 Ln KONSTAH A. RETZLER H. GEDULY ROW J. ANTON Zr DOBSON . ANTON J. ANTOS J. BAER J. MADER S. CALLAY Row 3 P. SCHROETHER T. GEORGETON u. HOLLSTERN H. TALKAs c. ETTINGER CITIZENSHIP ROW I H. SONDER R. KROPVELD Mlss CROUSE 0. TURGEON MAR ETHEODOSON M. GOLDSM ITH c. GOLDSMITH Row 3 H. ENTY H. 32m 8. FINN 8. STOUT . WAGNER G. WAGNER Row 4 A. WOHLERS G. HOUSTON v. MANOCHIO A. BELLOWO PLANE GEOMETRY Row 1: L MmeRmm 2. Miss Baechle 3. Leo Lane 4. Sid Tilley Row 2: 1. George McKinney 2. Coy Shepard 3. Don lelich Row 5: 1. Philip MCGlnn 1 2. Martin Parker '3 3. Richard Luipold w BOOKKEEPING I Row 3 1.'Mar1an Lewis 2. Virginia Ronherc 3. Jean Bedrorc 4. Dorothy Kaufman 5. Arabella Cosby Row 2: 1. Benny Honeysuckle 2. Lillian Hayes 5. Lois Mercer 4. Sylvia Hamad Row 5: 1. Been Nays 2. Eartha Hayden 5. Borislay Grujln Row 4: 1. Ronald Winner 2. Woodward O'Toole 3. Mr. Rhollans ENGLISH I Row 1: 1. F. Schoemaker 2. H. Trlftshouser 3. Mrs. Schlachter 4. M. Jordan 5. I. Evers Row 2: 1. R. Freel 2. E. strole 5. D. Gain 4. R. Lendwehr Row 4: Row 3: 1. J. Easter 1. P. Leepole 2. R. Fox 2. E. Strole 3. w. Blake 3. N. Clark 4. E. Landwehr 4. E. Greiner 5. M. Baker ART AND CEREHICS R. SMITH MR3. BAUMRING MRS. ENNETT R. GOFORTH Has. CARMICHAEL E. Anonsow L. STRATFORD SEWING SEATED P. QUALHEIM c. HOLLERBACH L. SEFTON I E. COLEMAN M. CARTER D. SEFTDN STANDING R. MiLLER R. MEYER Miss HUBER V. DENIER C. BLUME ART AND CEREHICS 0. SCHMIDT MRS. BENNETT R. SHITH HRS.'CARMICHEAL G. LOHMEIER H. LEIST HRS. BAUMRING P. MENzlES D. WOOD SEIING C. KELLEY MRS. SULLIVAN N. PURSIFULL RI BRUENING Co ENGELKE ENGLISH IV Row 1: Row 3: 1. E. Hoffman 1. L. Locaputo 2. J. Creve 2. A. Wilson 3. T. Funk 5. E. Beasley 4. Mr. Cook. 5. D. Kaufman Row 4:. 6. M. Kolodzik 1. D. Harding 2. P. John Row 2: 1. N. Trlmble 5' R' K1 mm 4. R. Neuhaus 2. J. Nickel 5 M Halghr, 5. D. Bowling ' ' 4. L. Stradrord Row 5: 5. J. Feldhues 1. I. Rhems 2. w. Heckemnueller V OFFICE momma Row 1: Row 3: 1- 0- Fans 1. M. Voelkel 2 13- Ballard 2. M. Cottrill 5 R. R183 :5. H. Lang 4 T Jansen 4. M. McCauley 5 M. Knell Row 4: ROW 2: 1. A. King 1. D. Werllng 2' R. Winner 2. B. Hekler' . 5. M. Constant 4. A. Vance 5. N. Connor AMERICANIZATION Miss Jones Row 1: M. Arap Row ' T. Johnson A. A:Ago L. Schol w. Obermeyer P. Helm H Graf Row 2: M' mam A. Enneking . H. Weber Row-B. H. SDach '3' 3:52;. A. helferich B. Sappas Row 5: 3- Helm C. Damicros Row 6: P Malac A Chapas g gm? G. Ellac ' mm on J. Danesch ENGLISH II and IV Row 1: 1. Louise Boehm 2. Elsie Blum 1. Martha Kappen 2. Florence Shaun 3. Mr. Carr 4. Anna Weyer 5. Margie Kuschill Room 12 - TYPING 1 Row 1: Row 3: 1. L. Boehm 1. H. Schnlttkel 2. L. Farris 2. C. Donovan 3. Mr. Wuerdeman 3. V. Martin 4. H. Schoch 4. M. Bulge? 5. J. Bedford 5. 1. Bass 6. B. Nelson Row 4: Row 2. 1. 0. Duncan 1. H. Grone 2. F. Jacobs 3. N. Conner 4. N. Rose 5. L. Winslow 6. D. Murray Room 219 - TYPING 1 'Row 1: 1. Margaret Hisle 2. Clara Neuhaus 5. Ernestine Schmelzl 4. Marian Fulton 5. Florence Hutchinson Row 2: 1. Anette Karam 2. Geraldine Glebel 5. Miss Sudbrink 4. Lucia Ledeman 4 5. Harriet Malone 5' ROW NP 1. Mary HcCauley '7 2. Ruth Eckman 8. 3. Beatrice Greener 9 5. Helen Hanna 11. Row 3: 1. 13111 Henge? 2. Herschel smith 3. Alma. Mason 5. John Mead 4. shirley Harris 4.. Ollie Cohom, Jr. ROW 2: ROW 4: 1. Carl Hankins 2. James Shields 3. Gerald Elmer: 4. Dick Dignan 4: Earl Neuhaus Fern White 5. Dorothy Elsner Marge K. Lever . . Delores Ruess Row 3: 6. Esther Libbee . Bose Bartlett Margaret Thomas Gladys Ellis 4. Hazel Lang 10. Helen Wilcox Anne PhilllDS 3., BOOKKEEPING I Row 1: 1. Elsie Blum 2. Maxine Cottrill 5. Esther Davis 4. Irene Kluesner ROW 2: 1. Jeanne Matthews 2. Rose Stoll 5. Anna Messerschmldt Row 5: 1. Lawrence Rhodes 2. William Nbrley 3. Mr. Reirel 4. Al Fluegeman 5. Robert Coomer, Jr. Row 1: Row 3: 1. M. Kappen 1. James D. 2. H. Williams 2. G. Ewing 3. E. Frey 3. E. Blum 4. Miss Hartshorn 4, T. Trimnel 5. M. Brigel b. J. Shields 6. C. Neuenschwander Row 2: 1. C. Hankins, Jr. 2. T. Tripper 5. L. Goldman 4. R. Smizh WORLD HISTORY - LATIN n VH PROBLEMS or DEMOCRACY 1 Row 1: 1. Ginney Grave 2. Marie Kolodzik 3. Evelyn Frey 4. Toni Funk 5. Anna Wilson Row 2: 1. Louise Canary 2. Anna Rahe 3. Mr. Grooms 4. Edna Beasley 5. Lorraine Allen Row 5: 1. Mildred Voelkel 2. Della Bayless 5. Joe Oliverio 4. Bill Mereton 5. Allenah Clark Row 4: 1. B111 Wiggins 2. Lawrence Rhodes 3. Lawrence Rudolph SHORTHAND Row 3 1. 2. Mildred Voelkel Hilda Kern 3. Miss Bisceglia 4. 5. Irma Kellner Suzanne Koncz Row 2: PPWPP Emma Page Alberta Eheman Shirley Hyde Mrs. Irene Evers Geraldine Glebel Row 3 ??WPP Alice welton Katherine Stamm . Clara Neuenschwander E. Van Anna Anna M. Pendery ENGLISH II and IV Row L 1. Alice Rinner 2. Agnes Brown 5. Sarah Sallee 4. Mary B. Jordan 5. Dorothy Dunphy Row 2: 1. Wilma Wagner 2. Frieda Sprang 3. Louise Clay 4. Ethel Smith 5. Mrs. Irene Evers Row 5: 1. Douglas Goldman 2. Les Ingledue 5. Slade L. Carr 4. Ralph Biuns 5. Joseph Denaro Row 4: 1. Johnny Pottinger 2. Donald Bobbitt 3. Don Horstmann 4. Ken Leechel Row 5: 1. Charles Smith 2. Wayne Blake Row 3 1. Ronald Wolserer 2. Fatty Hesterman 3. Jerome H. Cook 4. Judith Goldruss 5. Joe Homers, Jr. 6. James D. Tllrord 7. Mike J. Moriarty Row 2: 1. Bob Conner 2. Jim McMullen 5. Robert Coomer, Jr. ENGLISH III 1, h ROW I R. SERRAINO S. FINGERHUT Row 2 S. BUHRHANN J. WALSH MR. DUNKEL S. EIDEN P. REYNOLDS GENERAL SCIENCE Row 3 B. FUNK R. KRUMHE K. WILSON J. STOICA Row I R. TRENTMAN M. Lawns B. Eouunos H. BURKHARDT M. JUNG Row 2 D. VAN CAMP D. WINTERS Miss BISCEGLIA B. CHEATHAM TYPING I Row 4 L. KING c. SAYRE H. WILcox A. DAVISON M. STEINER Row 5 H. BISHOP u. THOMAS R. ECKMAN M. HALL Row 6 E. ALLEN R. WASHINGTON J. CORCORAN K. WARNER ROW 3 J. LAWSON R. SCHOMAKER E. BOOKER c. WILLIAMS Row 4 P. GHRISTEN K. TARVIN L. RUDOLPH D. MEYER SHORTHRND Row I P. LEWIS O. GAKINS A. ENG 1. LEE K. FERDON Row 2 G. GIEHEL J. BISHOP M ss SUDBRINK B. GREENER J. WIND Row 3 B. BELL E. WEBB s. COSTON D. ELSENER G. ELLIS - aow I Row 3 F. HILLIANS e. JEGES 3. sELBY 3. EARHART I. KLuEsNER c. REIaEL u. RHEINS p. wALDBILLIa J. BROWN L, RHODES ROW 2 Row 4 J. MATTHEWS R. MILLER s. NICHOI-AS J. KUNZE A. cosav R. WESSELS A. CLARK J. TILFORD u, SELLERS J, CANNON BOOKKEEPING I Row I L. KREKELER D. ROKICH c. JACKOLY MR. uoonE J. OLIVERIO R. TIMHE E. PRINCE c. HOELTGE Row 2 D. BAUMGARTNER Ha FOSTER C. PANGBORN V. LEnqu B. MUES L. WHITAKER MECH. DRAWING i ll Row 3 R. BRILL R. PRESTON J. PUTTEET T. LANZAROTTA 8..McELnov Row 4 J. ROBERS P. DENIGHT c. HAMBLIN B. HINEs F. REINDL Row 5 Jo 5 'TH E. CONDIA A. PALMER E. SCHIELE Row I GREVE STEPHENS RITCHIE FREY FRITTS WORLD HI STORY ROW 2 E. MCGRANE G I BLUH HISS HARTSHORNE R. DIGNAN Room 315 - U. Row 3 L 2. 3. 4. 5. Klara Kormos Mildred Voelkel Mr. Murphy Suzanne Koncz Delsey Swan ROW 2: L 2. 3. 4. 5. Florence Shoup Elaine Fannln Lorraine Allen Janet Monnlg Patricia Wilson ROW 5: L 2. 5. 4. Kermit Figart James McMullen Bob Conner Herschel Smith ROW 4: L 2. 3. 4. 5. Edward Schmidt Harry Hall, Jr. Warren Custer William Lever Thomas Hayes VOCABULARY Row 3 L 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Joseph Oliviero Erma Jean Surman Jeanne Harris Jerome H. Cook Marie Kolodzlk Lillie Chambers Leonard Locaputo Row 2: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 1. Anna Rahe 2. Mary Flacke 5. Mike Moriarty 3. EunLce Beach 4. Leroy Carlton 4. Clara Elmermacher -5. Ralph B. Krummer 6. J. Goldruse Jane Nickel Carrol Beuerlein Louise Clay Jeanne Matthews Hazel Peterson Irene Kluesner Row 4: 1. N. F. Small 2. Ed Schroer OFFICE MACHINES Row B 1. J. Harris 2 H. Kolodzlk 5. w. Varner 4. Hr. Kuechenmelsner 5. M. Cartwright 6. B. GIPCen 7. C. Farris . R. Gororth Row 5 . G. Ellis 2. H. Price 2. T. Wilson 5. M. Knue . D. Tusch 4. L. Louden 5 B Greener 4. J. Feldhues ' ' . D. Bayless 6. R. Holserer Row 4: 1. R. Byrne 2. A. Weber 3. L. Camery 4. J. Oliverio 5. K. Figart Row 5: 1. P. Wilhelm 2. E. Grerner Row 1: Jane Nickel 2. Margie Knorr 3.C.N.mmmw 4. Sylvia Hamad 5. Jeannie Harris 6. Roslyn Schopln Row 2 1. Gloria Lohmeler 2. Elsie Guenthner 3. Ronald Holserer 4. Nancy Lou Jaspers 5. Judith Goldruss Row 3: 1. Warren Custer 2. Frank Hodges Room 220 - ADVANCED CIVICS Row 4: L 2. 3. 4. 5. ROW 52 L 2. 3. 4. 3. Robert Limerick. Jr. 4. Richard Byrne 5. Bill Johnson Room 319 OFFICE MACHINES Row 3 1. Catherine Farris 2. Dorothy Ballard 5. Rita Riga 4. Terry Jansen 5. Mary Krell Row 2: 1. Diane Werling 2. Barbara Hekler 5. Mildred Constant 4. Anna May Vance 5. Nancy Conner Row 3: 1. Mildred Voelkel 2. Maxine Cottrill 3. Hazel Lang 4. Mary MCCauley Row 4: 1. Arthur King 2. Ronald Winner Ray Eglseder Earl Girny Dick Gallagher Art Henkhaus Frank Panaro Paul wllheim Richard Goedde Daniel Sullivan Roger Gramann Frank Porwet L 2. 5. 4. 5. 6. 9 i illi Room 9 - ALGEBRA Row k R. Alexander J. Neddle Woods Hoffman A. Hull M. Brogan D. E. Bow 2: 1. w. Rosenberger 2. H. Smith 3. D. Carpenter 4. P. Hall 5. M. Stephens Row 3: 1. c. Eng 2. R. Scellatano 5. E. Laux 4-'E. Schroer 5. E. Jones Row 4: 1. J. Ireland 2. W. Corlell 3. M. Parker 4. D. Arhnan Row 5: 1. w. Wright; 2- R. Badlnghaus 5. D. Dlttmann ROW 6: l. C. Horton 2. H. Chllds snuoempa lo I I Row l W. VARNER HRS. TRABERT J. WDNKLE Row: D. BAYLESS V. STOFFREGEN I. STEELE Raw 3 N. IRVIN J. YOUNT STENOGRAPHIC l Row I Row 2 P. SARRE G. MERZ Muss BISCEGLIA B. ESTERLY B. CHEATHAM c. MYERS M. HARRIGAN L. RUDOLPH D. VANCAMP SPANISH I P. KARCHER F. SPRANG E. WILSON E. KATLERET E. REISCHL MRS. CHAMBERLIN W. BLAKE 5. SMITH Row l G. ALLISON A. FLUEGEMAN MR. MOORE c. 6033 E. GILDAY M. HAIGHT E. PRINCE Row 3 ROW L. LAuE R. BAUMGARTNER c, FLESHMAN E. CARTER F; CONNELLY d. SCHNEIDER L. EVANS c. PANGBORN H. KUKELHAN H. HALL J. STOICA MECHANlCAL DRAWING CHEMISTRY now I Row 4 A. CLARK L. RHODES P. SOHN E. BEASLEY S. NORRIS A. FLUEGEMAN Row 2 J. YOUNT Row 5 R. DOYLE 3 LOHME'ER I. HAYES I. RHEINES H. HALL Row 3 B. SAUNDERS , L. RYBOLT R. RIGA 7 Row 6 F. KEMBLE M. PARKER BIOLOGY BOTANY Row l S. SALLEE RI HIRST D. MAYS H. FIGART Row 2 F. WILLIAMS A. MASON L. GOLDMAN R. MILLER Row 3 E. KAISING MISS LANG PHYSICS HE. P. J. BAUER ROW I R. GOFORTH J. STONE G. WILSON A. WEBER X J. OLIVERIO G. KASSNER Row 2 J L. HOMAN ROW I - B. ENGEL L. BOEHM T. BLACKBURN E. BLUM W. WAGNER J. DINARO 1 MR. KUECHENIEISTER 4 W. PAL K. SCHMIDT R. WATERS ROW 2 OFFICE MACHINES T' FUNK S. HOTT R. GOFORTH ; M. JORDAN ' Row 3 E F. MACHE GI GREVE Jo BRIGEL h J. EASTER Row 4 V. RDSCHTSCHA M. HAIGHT ALGEBRA STANDING MR. CARPENTER R. THIEMAN Row 1 Row 3 D. BYRNE A. SULLIVAN P A. WHITE R. STOLL A. TIETIS V. ROTCHESTER C. TABOR G. MCKINNEY ROWE! ROW4 R. MILLER B. HECKENMUELLER L- CLAY M. STEVENS J. EASTER A- HULL Row 1 u. LIMES A. HEBER c. HARPERS R. SCHOBEL M. MCDONALD A. EsTEsE E. TAYLOR Row 2 s. ANDERSON L. MORTON MR. ROMAN J. MORTON K. DWASON ROW 3 L. FISHER L. HUGHES a. MOROT Row 4 N. Cupp A. BONAN u. HOLTMANN R. STOLL s, BERLING ROW 5 J. LAY L. ALLEN E. LANKFORD R. WRIGHT B. CLEM Row 6 E. BURKHARDT J. VOIGT B. FISHBACK N. CLARK J. EASTER ROW 7 c. HANKINS,JR. 0. cup? N. CLEM v. ROTTERT TYPING I Row 4 Miss SUDBRINK 0' BAYLESS P. HARTLua . 2: 2222;? D. GRAY W. VARNER Row 5 M. GRANNINI 6' 'LSG A. ZAHNER H' DAV'S A. Cosav L. RUDOLPH Row 2 R. LIEBE 0' KELLUH R. CONNOR A. aouaeae J. CANNON M. WULFEKOTTER W. WAGNER Row 3 F. Snoup G. ELLIS MISS SUDBRINK . P. SENSEL 4! c. MARSH Row 3 33 TI LLE'I' H; DAVIS Fa SHOUP M. HAPPEN ENGLISH Ill ROW I M. HISLE Row 2 A. ALLEN ' B. CHILES M. DRISDOL Mo ASH LEY QR COOK M. WEHNMAN A' MASSON T. SUTTON L' BOEHM C. NEUENSCHWANDER Row 4 J. STICKLY L- LOCAPUTO H. KNOPF,JR. J. SCHIELDS Q. WILEERDING to TODD R. MULLINS AMERICANIZATION Raw 3 Row l G. SCHLEMBACH MR. FRANECKI W. BEGEHR E. ISTECKI B. ANDRESEN M. ENGELMAN S. BEINKAEMPEN F. PAYER Row 4 A. THIEL J J. VERMANIS A. KLEITSCH f, s. SCHMIDT ROW 2 ' v. SUTTSCHENKO T. HEYMAN W. ROSEN Row 5 K. Kuncwsxl K. leo F. WAGNER R. LEISER K. UJVARY Row l Row 3 TYPING l M. SUYEMOTO u. MARX o. WAHN D. DWAN R. HEYMANN 0. HILL 8. BRIGHT E. DAVIDORF P. HUME M. MILLER Row 2 Row 4 N. TRIMBLE 3. ALMOND P. BUTLER M. RIETH J. BLUM MR. WuERDEMAN K. Konuos J. MUELLER ROGER DOYLE AHERICANIZATIDN Row I s. RENKEN Y. BoEHu A. ENDRES 0. BROWN Row 2 T. Romano J. GARASTATHIS L. EISSFELD Row 3 J. DEGKERING R. DALHAUSSER J. BODDEN A. SCHREISER ROW 3 T. SMITH J. MCHULLEN MR. GROOHS I. RHEINS G. NCKINNEY ROW 4 C. KOEPFE BI CONNER U. 3- HISTORY Row I R. HIRST A a A. MASON K , D. KALLSCHMIDT !, s. HARTWIG . g R. KALLSCHMIDT Z, Row 2 F. WILLIAMS P. WESTERMAN HR. FARNHAM J. GOLDFUSS M. JUNIET Row 3 R. VOGEL W. JOHNSON R. BYRNE J. TAYLOR V. ROSCHTSCHA K. WILLIAus RUN l R. SOHOPIN U.S. HISTORY M. KNORR P. IESTERIIAN c.umm M. DEVINS Raw 2 , J. BRIGEL u. JUNIET J. TRAPP H. NUSEKABEL F. WINTER L. PACKER c. MCCANN E. DAVIS E. SCHWEITZER H. KNUE Row 2 D. GRAY L. LOUDEN ROW I E. DAVIS E. WELLS -N. REIDEL 5' HOWARO H. PRICE Miss SUDBRINK A. HERRITT P. BURTANGER S. HoTT TYPING I SHURTHAND l N g ' ' - , Row I Row 3 ' - ;l M. HABERMEHL d. JUECKE E. WJTTENBERG c. HOFMANN Miss CONSTANT F. HAHN E. WATKINS H. HASTERPOOLO V. GROW Row 2 D. ERNST R. SPURGEON J. OUCKETT 0. SINDLER COOKING CLASS WOOUNORKERS BUILDING FURNITURE IN Hoasv CLASS K -CUZrnmm:p TALENT SHOW STAFF SEATED: ROBERT COLE, HOWARD LEIST, WM. HECKENMUELLER SECOND Row: REVERLEE GOFORTH, Tom FUNK, ALLENE CLARK, CAROL Gosxms, BETTV BELL THIRD Row: GINNY GREVE, JOY BRIGEL LEAGUE MEMBERS SEATED: DON SAUERWEIN, JIM ADAMS, BILL WATTS, PAUL HEISELMAN, LEO LANE, SONNY LovELAcE SECOND Row: PAT KENNEDY, VIRGINIA COSNER, JOAN SPRIGGS, ALVERA FLUEGEMAN, ROSLYN SCHOPIN, MARY HEIM, ELSIE BLUM, DELORES COSNER STANDING: WALT BUESCAER, ART SAUERWEIN, CARL HAWKINS, RALPH ROY, BOB CONNER, GLENN O. WISE, Boa COOMER, EUGENE WILSON, LEE TRFT, JIM MCMULLAN, AL FLUEGEMAN, JOE ROBERs, JACK MITCHELL, ROBERT KELLEY Friars, Home of West Night Bowling League LEAGUE ADVISOR, GLENN 0. WISE CHECKS SCORE AS J. ROSLYN MITCHELL LOOKS 0N SCHOPIN HISTORY THE WEST NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL BOWLiNG LEAGUE, FORMED IN I932, HAS BEEN AN IMPORTANT SOCIAL FUNCTION SINCE ITS INCEPTIGN. ENJOYING VARYING DEGREES or success THROUGHOUT THE YEARS THE LEAGUE, As IT Is NOW, IS VABTELY DIFFERENT FROM THAT GROUP OF I932. THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVES or THE LEAGUE WERE AND STILL ARE THE PROMOTION or SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. EVEN THE TRANSITION FROM THE LOOSLV KNIT socmL GROUP OF PAST DAYS To THE MODERN SMOOTHLY-FUNCT- IONING TEN-TEAM HANDICAP LEAGUE 0F TODAY HAS FAILED T0 BULL THIS PURPOSE OF THE LEAGUE. IT Is HOPED BY ALL THAT THIS soon FELLOWSHIP IDEA WILL PREVAIL IN ALL FUTURE LEAGUES. THIS YEAR'S LEAGUE, coupossn OF TEN TEAMS or THREE MEMBERS EACH, WAS A BIG succEss. OPERAT- ING UNDER AN EFFICIENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS,PATTERN- AFTER AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS REGULATIONS, THE LEAGUE PROSPERED AND HELD THE INTEREST OF THE MEMBERS. COMPETITION THIS YEAR HAS BEEN KEEN AND 1-:sz Now, wt'rn NO MORE BOWLING SESSIONS, FIRST PLACE IS STILL IN DOUBT. THE SEASON l5 SCHEDULED 70 END WITH A LAVISH BANQUET 0N MAY 24 AT THE HOTEL SINTON. HONORED GUESTS AT THIS EVENT WILL BE: ROBERT FINCH, DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION, RAY LAMBERT, PRINCIPAL or WEST NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL, HENRY WEHuAN, TREASURER OF WEST NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL, C. N. MURPHY, ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR OF WEST NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL, FRANK LINTZ, MANAGER 0F FRIAR'S BOWLING LANEs. THIS YEAR, AS LAST, we awE oua THANKS AND GRATITUDE To MR. GLENN 0. wIsE, LEAGUE ontsen. HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS AND PLEASANT PERSONALITY HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AN INSPIRATION To THE LEAGUE MEMBERS. To THIS YEAR'S OFFICERS, ROBERY KELLEY, PRESIDENT, EUGENE WILSON, SECRETARY, MARY L. HEIH, SARGEANT AT ARMS, THE SINCERE THANKS OF THE LEAGUE ARE EXTENDED. THE FINE JOB THEY Dlo ALL YEAR HELPED MORE THAN ANY OTHER FACTOR To MAKE THIS SEASON SUCCESSFUL. NEXT YEAR AGAIN WE ARE PLANNING FOR A BIGGER AND BETTER LEAGUE. EUGENE WILSON MITCHELL LEAGUE LEADER RALS AND BIG BOYS TALK 1T OVER LAZY THREE AND LUCKY sevens ,; POSE FOR THE BIRDIE SPONSER WISE AND LEAGUE SECRETARY WILSON CHECK scones RENEGADES LOOK ON AS THEY wm THREE MORE DANCE COMMITTEE SEATED: ANNA RAHE, CLARA NEUENSCHWANDER, ROBERT KELLEY STANDING: MARY L. HEIM, EUGENE WILSON, FLORENCE SHOUP, RONALD WOLSEFER, JUDITH GOLDFUSS, PERRY IEIsaERG, MR. MURPHY TICKET SALES PROCEED WELL UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION OF CHAIRMEN SHIRELY NORRIS, ELSIE BLuu AND TONI FUNK COLD DRINKS STUDENTS REST WHILE THEY WATCH THE VIRGINIA REEL H A P P y REFLECTIONS DISC JOCKEYS ROBERT KELLEY AND EDWIN NEUENSCHWANDER KEEP THE HOT MUSIC ROLLING VCHCE 'UGENE WIL50N EDITOR ECHO STAFF M EMBERS CLARA NEUENSCHWANDER ROSLYN HIRST ROGER DOYLE ANNA RAHE MARY J. BRIGEL EUGENE WILSON ROLHILDA GRIBBEE VARDA DURHAM RONALD WOLSEFER SHIRLEY NORRIS JACK HIRST MR. MURPHY STAFF ANNA RAHE, ASSISTANT EDITOR STAPLING 0F VOICE SELLING OF V01 :15 VARI-TYPING TYPING 0F VOICE MNEOGRAPHlNG 0F VOICE C. N. MURPHY ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR ECHO STAFF MEMBERS moss PICTURES APPEAR ON THIS PAGE. CHECKING PICTURES CLARA Nauanscmmoen AGNES BROWN ELIZABETH KRELSELER JOHN Bnam AL FanLuAH HIGH LEVEL CONFERENCE PAGE LAYOUT E; '53.: w 9......a-d MR' MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR naungl, us are hapw to tha administratian or our Atlas. This plan 1- experi- u: be continued beyond ma. 1n lurch, .111 depen , tributing to tho educa- Might student body. Xviaor or the VOICE V activities take! the 31aml1y infringes on uaa ache Rule. his year. 1:9 and bert n1 Publlshed by puplla of reason that ., tions trade Last Night High School large,indu.str1 II gene 'Hllaon - Editor-in-Ghief 1n ganaral nead teacher 1: 0531mm! m S! ulna End supervision or than 293 and ECHO, Dance Club, apouial f ' Eran, and other nativiuaa the k $$11615$9 will be 1- , thin cat53517- ved in the uel arrangemnnt u it 03 F d u G 4 l I $ 9 '94. 5 a. z, :- 14, b 5 Mr. Murphy 1211:. b. m- on ciatad with Mr. lurphy nu Eugane Wilson, the Senior ! inns L. R9113 .. Associate Editor cation. Such o 0 Q, hava no unity or x. u. K florence Shoup - Busmnsa Manager operation nor mm X ; Perry Weinberg - Circulatmn Mgr. their aim: and WP m 6 STAFF WRITERS formed. The night 5 a I; titular needs a new 4:: azca 0X9 0: :4 '3; 09: 0625,05 55 .91, 1.1 Clara Newenschwahder night 30110015 there 9 g c 0 u a , um Joan Erigsl many uctivitias and up 691952195 9 193:9 $a f: x09 d0 W '0: , 9 1m Alma laser: far the students to c' S 5913.539 J9 9; $9 00195 a e 9. Irma Kollner gather, to banana ncquu 1665 Ca V; 90 kg. 9 91356 .59 a6 .2 71;,X x5tt20 a e 91 Shirley Norris cc-upernta 1n whole-scho 999169951850 0 '3 '36ka w $5 X; 2:,151 a 0+ Wu 0 Runsld Wnladrez- Jacks, and to laarn abu 91': KN av? 16010; $01 g 00 us 16 0 $5- e 9a a9 69 Nu Tiny 3311 Sutton aim, the ideals, the histo a vane .2695 c5 avian; '65 i 99? x10 55:37,. 1$53.a Margaret Kuachill. the functions of tho schaol. x. xx 3.9 p 90 lkncchxaoio invac' 9906 o5 0,3 00,569 $1:th 1 ' xx . a 154 $ 0 o o 0 TECHNICAL STAFF turn! SPECIFIC Emma; 9ch 3699 9-th Eda: oggaxyc?yna:ifw. 6 VP 3 g. 69 gvboxxgo t3 6;! ' w n0 1:0 V c 99 v. c 5. ?Siiypiimi. The school newspaper is n 190951933X. Q 5 5 V099. $9 Gogocvg 9f W95? 5 $4 .965 9595 9:, '3'. Mary Cartwright Only em organ of general inform $019961; 0 3,9 90 Q99 55 m 901. 6 4p? c .0096, $5x0$ 69$ Mary x. 19.511 tion, but it also provides many ,0 819 1 Y : 95695- 19106; 6 .93 , 9K. Jinn .05 $ 5D :1 00 Marion uagtropnnlo specific benefits. It provides a Wevt'g 0 a5 95's. 55.9 19 '91? $400 at's- 01 66959 means for the orderly expression iv x35? 959 of 1 5 o 993$ 00 - 5- e1 o b D FACULTY ADVISOES 91' Student thought and Opinion' Go 6956 vdbe ufxo aa Jo :0 0'3. 5k m a It serves to create 1: whole- .290 Waxlifioi Q 09$ U 15554: $5; 09 - 6. o m G N Eur h same school spirit that will sup- 95 n0 gave 5x9$90 5ch39$0 3 B345 5' f n' 6ng 7 part the ideals, objectivgg, ma, 9A.; 0 49w: 3, 50 5,91 a S: L: Cu:- bast traditions of the school. I+ :5 35;? 0' ootgg o 0.9 g 9 J. Kneahemeiater 591 95$ghg$$ggeonaglggiogihip 1' - igacpov Quin? 90$ :66' 'h x 4:0 119 , 5 6 55 .93 35 a $09: WQE'W no 9V 45 39. 033 .$:6me o 513 ;, WC J! GOOD NIGHT AUTOGRAP'HS l i IN APPRECIATION THE FACULTY ADVISOR AND EDITORS OF THE VOICE AND ECHO STAFF TAKE Tng OPPORTUNITY TO ACKNOWLEDGE, WITH APPRECIATION, THE KIND INTEPEST AND HELPFUL COOPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES AND lNDiVIDUALS IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS BOOK. FROM; HR. MoonE's DRAWING CLASS, Miss HARTSHORN'S WORLD HISTORY CLASS, HR. COOK'S ENGLISH GLASS, AND Mn. CARR'S ENGLfSH CLASS AND THE FOLLOWING GROUP OF STUDENTS; EUGENE SCHIELE, JOHN SMETH, LIZ KREKELER, CLARA NEWENSCHWANOER, AGNES BROWN, HARGARET FRITZ. THESE STUDENTS HAD THE DIFFICUTLY JOB 08 LAYING OUT THE CLASS PAGES. BUT THEIR ARTISTIC SKILLS WERE EQUAL TO THE TASK AND WE OWE TO THEM OUh THANKS FOR THE FINE JOB OF CLASS PAGE LAYOUT- THE SKILL OF AL FerLuAN RS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ART WORK WHICH APPEARS WITHIN THESE covans. ALso CREDIT IS DUE RON WDLSEFER FOR A FEW OF THE SNAPSHOTS or THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES- ANOTHER PRACTICAL APPRECIATION 0F CLASSROOM TRAINING WAS MADE BY MR. KUECHENMEISTER AND THE MEMBER OF HIS CLASSES. THIS ENTHUASTIC GROUP TOOK OVER THE ENTIRE TASK 0F SELLING THE ECHO, COLLECTING THE HONEY, AND KEEPING THE RECORDS. SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT THE RECORDING OF THE NAMES HERE BUT TO ALL WHO HELPED WITH THIS FINE WORK WELL DONE . IN MR. CHARLES WALD OF THE VARSiTY STUDIO, WHOSE PICTURE APPEARS HEREON, WE HAVE HAD THE SERVICES OF A PHOTO- GRAPHER WHO NOT ONLY DOES DISTINCTIVE woax BUT WHO HAS ALso TAKEN A SPECIAL INTEREST IN WEST NIGHT'S ACTIVITIES. HE HAS BEEN 0N CALL THROUGHTOUT THE YEAR MAKiNG MANY SPECIAL TRIPS To WEST NUGHT FOR ALL EVENTS. CUR MOST SINCERE GRATITUDE To THIS FINE FRIEND. FINALLY BUT MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL OUR SINCERE THANKS TO THE JOHN S. SWIFT COMPANY FOR THEIR FINE JOB OF PRINTING THIS YEARS ECHO, AND TO THE WAGNER BROTHERS FOR THE EXCELLANT JOB OF BtNDlNG THIS FOLDER 0F TREASUERED MEMORIES 0F I952.