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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

H x 1803 GHIO ff-X. 1953 I fa 1- IFORIEWUIRI Heat Nlght High School ls proud to Join with the thousands of other Ohio organizations in celebrating the 150th anniversary of our state. The schools of Ohio are the key to its greatness. It ls doubtful that any other state west of the Alleghenles can show evi- dence of an equal enthusiasm for edu- cation. The records show that the leaders of the Ohio Company ln Massachusetts employed a teacher before setting out to establish their settlement at Mar- letta. Ahd the early records of the Pioneer settlements of the state a- bound In such statements as. 'Major Tupper kept a school ln the northwest corner blockhouse.' The Public school system of Ohlo came into belng with the passage of the Public School Law of 1821. One of the three men responsible for the passage of this law was Nathan Gull- ford of Cincinnati. In addition to its publlc school system Ohio ls the seat of nearly fifty colleges and unl- versltles. almost half of which were establlshed during the first fifty years of its statehood. The evening schools of Ohio have llkewlse been an important factor in the state's development. The evening schools are neither a recent innova- tion nor a substitute for the regular WE -NIGHT -HIGH 'SC schools. They had their beglnnlng ln 1840 when the school committee of Cin- clnnatl became aware that many young people of the city. flndlng it nec- essary to work during the day, were eager to devote their evening hours to systematic instruction. Teachers were employed IDG a school was opened for this purpose. It is interesting to note that one of the requirements for attendance at this school was that the student provide his own supply of- candles. Older people soon Joined the younger ones and the evenlng school became a distinctly adult lnstltutlon. During the 50's high school subJects were gra- dually adaea to the curriculum. By 19OO the Clnclnnatl evening school had grown to such an extent that separatlon of elementary and high school classes was necessary. It was at this time that west Night High School was established. As a direct descendant of the first evening school ln Ohio and with 53 years of separate existence. servlng not only the people of Cincinnati but drawing its students from as far away as Harrison, Hamilton. Loveland and Batavia, Nest Night has earned the right to claim a share ln the success of the great state of which lt ls a part. 4 INCINNATI, OHIO 1: ' fxflrs I ' , J .. ' 355 ! ! -Q39 qbii. Q , A 'I Y- . ra ug. Mhwwmw ,,,,, ..- .,.....,- ...,,,t i ,,,........ .3 x,-' ff' Vai, S? a 6 o 1 lA' ' '-ff-il'1'- 'Arrr f7Wf Y 'IA , 7 - 'A 6 F' 2 vfiiiifilgtf,-E1 -1-in-1D4-2- ,e.f-,f-,.-.1-,,k'f Q ' spy 5 1-'www - A-Ms, -f fA ' .AQQQ 1 wh-Q Q.: 1 . 'v'-pb ,1--a-' La- . ' - 2' 3. 44725. ' ' -1 he ' 1' . 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STANLEY LEEDS, RAY FARNHAM, AUGUST F RAHECKI, GODFREY STEVENS, WALTER WUERDERMAN, JOHN F. KUE CHENMEISTER V V V V V V V V V V CARL E. BENNETT, ADELAIDE KOCH, WINIFRED JONES, IDA CARMICHAEL, HOWARD DUNKEL ,.f S F Q Y.. 4 X K- S 1.i A k K Q K . I -AL YXWWSEATED: ARTHUR E. RHOLLANS, LYLE GROOMS, CLARA HUBER, KATHRYN SULLIVAN, BARBARA BISCEGLIA, S MARGARET CHAMBERLIN, LELIA HARRIS, ELLA SUDBRINK, THEODORE HENSING, JEROME COOK TANDUNGZ GLENN VOLZ, CHESTER N. MURPHY, LEE D. MOORE, DR. LAMBERT, SLADE S. CARR, JOHN ROMAN, CHARLES L. GERACI Q1 v v A wg v 1 Q V V . ' V v ' 5 ' V V V ' 3 PAUL J. BAUER, MARTIN PETERSON, EDWIN M. SMITH, HOMER CASKEY MARY ANN LANG, MILDRED CONSTANT IFAULIILTY RO . THR ESTNER BAECHLE PAUL J. BAUER BARBARA BISCEGLIA CHARLES P. BLEDSOE JACK BOCKHOLT DENNIE BROWN SAMUEL CAPOZZOLO IDA CARMICHAEL DENZIL B. CARPENTER SLADE L. CARR HOMER T. CASKEY MARGARET L. CHAMBERLIN MILDREO CONSTANT JEROME COOK ANNE MARIE CROUSE HOWARD DUNKEL RAYMOND FARNHAM NEAL E. FERNEDING AUGUST FRANECKI CHARLES GERACI LYLE GROOMS LELIA HARRIS ARTIE HARTSHORN MILDRED NEAOLEY CLARICE HOBENSACK CLARA D. HUBER HELEN E. HUNT WINIFRED JONES ROBERT KELLER MARIE KESTERSON ADELAIDE KOCH THEODORA KOEHLER JOHN F. KEUCHENMEISTER MARY ANN LANG J. STANLEY LEEDS LAURA LEVIN SYLVIA MARTIN THEODORE MENSING DOLORES MILES LEE O. MOORE CHESTER N. MURPHY CHARLES NICELEY JOHN H. OWEN EUGENE PERKINS MARTIN PETERSON ARTHUR E. RHOLLANS JOHN ROMAN ROBERTA SCHLACHTER EDWIN SMITH GODFREY STEVENS ELLA SUDBRINK KATHRYN SULLIVAN DAVID WHERRY LUCY E. WINTERS WALTER WUERDERMAN A. GLENN VOLZ MARGARET VONDERSMITH MATHEMATICS PHYSICS STENOGRAPHY WOODWORKING RECREATION AMERICANIZATION BOOKKEEPING ART AND CERAMICS MATHEMATICS ENGLISH CHEMISTRY SPANISH OFFICE MACHINES ENGLISH CITIZENSHIP GENERAL SCIENCE U. S. 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MARY JO JUNIET SIENIIURS O 5 , R , ALICE MASTERS x , I ALMA MASON A R ' lf' PX .sl JAMES McMULLEN SIENIIURS Q' tanv ' JOSEPH OLIVEHIO , V ' L -1 'Z X -mauro , 'vm N., ,, ..f I v IILLIAI NICHOLSON I 5 N SHIRLEY MESEHTH P0-.. lfw., MARCELLA MURPHY 1 ' ui iss.. JOSEPH ROBERS , ! K JOHN SMITH -3: 0 9 F? X , PATRICIA SCHNEIDER EARL SUTTON A SLENIIORS X X 5 ' + SHIRLEY IBSTERMAN ROBERT WHITE SENIOR DIRECTORY ABBOTT, GRACE ELIZABETH BLANNSHIP, JOAN BLUH, ELSIE ANNA BORNSTEIN, ROCHELLE MARION BUETTNER. FRANK OONALO BURNETTE, ROBERT CHANEY BUTLER, JAMES EONARO 2330 ASHLAND AVE. 3880 READING RO. 617 STRAIGHT ST. 1831 DALEVOOO PL. 3910 CHERRY sr. 1228 E. NCNILLAN R02 AOA ST. CINCINNATI CINCINNATI CINCINNATI CINCINNATI CINCINNATI CINCINNATI CINCINNATI 6, OHIO 29, OHIO 19, OHIO 37, OHIO 23, OHIO 6, OHIO 19, OHIO CARMICAL, CAROL FAYE 3616 BLESS AVE. CINCINNATI 23, ouuo CLARK, ALERE SARAH 2732 woooeunn AvE. CINCINNATI 6, onuo CLAYTON, VALTER LOUIS 505 COURT sr. CINCINNATI 3, onao coLE, ROBERT WALTER 2351 CHICKASAH AVE. CINCINNATI 19, 0110 CONNER, ROBERT LEE 70N HAYNE sr. CINCINNATI 6. onuo coox, BETTY ANN 1112 ASHLAND AvE. CINCINNATI 12. onno COOMER, ROBERT N20 MISSOURI AvE. CINCINNATI 26, onao DEAN, L0REL PAUL 3756 LUOLOH AVE. CINCINNATI 23. onlo EVANS, CAROLYN ROSE RR 1. sox 13a suARonvaLLE, onno FEE, ANN xosusncuux 2590 NAOISON Ro. CINCINNATI a, anno rLEnn1n0, NARJORIE JANICE 1611 BRUCE AvE. CINCINNATI 23, ouuo rLuEcEnAu, ALPHONSE FRANCIS 5728 xEnnETn AVE. CINCINNATI 21, onao rox, ROBERT EOHARD 308 ERKENBRECHER AVE. CINCINNATI 29, ouuo GOLDFUSS, Juonrn ELAINE 111 E. CLIFTON AVE. CINCINNATI 10. onno GRAY, vuv1An ANNETTE 3316 CARDIFF AVE. CINCINNATI 9, onlo nEcxEunuELLER, MARY Jo 2368 FLORA sr. CINCINNATI 19, onao HUBER, LAWRENCE LEO 6615 KENNEDY AVE. CINCINNATI 13, 0110 JUNIET, MARY Jo lO3l s. JEFFERSON AVE. CINCINNATI 12, onlo KINOEL, DONNA RosE 119 GLENHOOO AVE. CINCINNATI 11. onno xnox, ARTHUR CLARK 5900 NERK Ro. CINCINNATI, ouso xunx, PAULINE 71l sunnur AVE. CINCINNATI 1, onno LINERICN, ROBERT BURL 27Nl MASSACHUSETTS AVE. CINCINNATI 25, 0110 LOCAPUTO, LEONARD Anrnonv 2301 VINE sr. CINCINNATI 19, onno NARGOLIAN, Ruru FRANCINE 2980 w. NCNICKEN CINCINNATI 25, 0110 MASON, ALMA ILENE 160 WARNER sr. CINCINNATI 19, onao nAs1ERs, ALICE BETTY ANN 5162 BROERNAN AVE. CINCINNATI 17, ouno ucuuLLEu, JAMES THOHAS 1806 WESTERN AVE. CINCINNATI 11, 0110 HESERTN, SHIRLEY Anus 1155 HARRISON AVE. CHEVIOT 11, onao MITCHELL, L0RRAunE HELEN 2318 xEnrER LANE CINCINNATI 6, onuo noucn, LANERENCE conoon 1065 DELTA AvE. CINCINNATI a, 0110 nunrnv, nARcELLA JOYCE 221 w. 9TH sf. CINCINNATI 2, onno NICHOLSON, WILLIAM MERRILL 911 GRAND AvE. c1nc1RuA11 1. onuo OLIVERIO, JOSEPH ANTHONY 530 TERRACE AVE. CINCINNATI zo, onno RICHARDSON, CALVIN 3206 HARVEY AVE. CINCINNATI 29, oulo RITNER, ALICE CLARA 1121 INGLENOOK PLACE nr. LOOKOUT ROBERS, Jossru Jonu 2810 ROBERS AvE. CINCINNATI 21, ouso sAL101us, CHRISANTHY 1921 PORTMAN AvE. c1ncunnA11 37, 0110 SCHAEFER, PORTIA FIELD EIGHTH 1 RACE sr. CINCINNATI 2, onao SCHNEIDER, PATRICIA ANN 1361 n0R1u sexo ROAD cauc1unAr1 21. 0n10 scuwunc, RICHARD LOUIS 1908 CHASE AVE. CINCINNATI 23, 0H,0 snurn. Joan EDWARD 3122 NOODBURN AvE. cnnc1RRA1I 1, OHIO sown, PHILIP PAUL 133 NILDNOOO sr. CINCINNATI 16, onso STOLL, R0sE ELIZABETH M018 BEECHHOOD AVE. CINCINNATI 29, onso surron, EARL 3598 WASHINGTON AVE. CINCINNATI 29, onlo VAGNER, HILHELHINA 2366 WHEELER sr. CINCINNATI 19, 0R10 HESTERMAN, PATRICIA ANN 1923 cArALunA AVE. CINCINNATI 37, ouuo wEs1ERnAu. SHIRLEY JEAN 925 sEleEL AVE. CINCINNATI sa. ouao WHITE, JAMES STREET U1 EAST HCMILLIAN CINCINNATI 19, onuo HHITE, RosER1 EDWARD N1 EAST NCNILLIAN CINCINNATI 19, 0110 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM GRAE 2111 w. GALBRAITH CINCINNATI 21, onso HILZBACH, THOMAS EDWARD 3161 Flo0LERs GREEN Ro. CINCINNATI 11, 0nl0 NOLSEFER, RONALD NORBERT 2331 MURIEL cr. CINCINNATI 19. 0110 YOUNG, NORMAN CHARLES 5291 NILLNET 0R. CINCINNATI 3s, onno 4 .-fff ,,v il! 'PH WAITING AROUND FOR CLASSES T0 BEGIN CAN UH I DANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS INSPECT POSTERS FOR FORTMCOMIMG DANCE 'Sf'- 1 luv ,:. sp, R ' fm ' X 14N WA iw' SK IKRA 1 X STATUE OP AUGUSTA GREET8 EARLY ARRIVING STUDENTS. I ff, mm s'rum-:NTS wan: INTERESTED 'ro ss: A nxsrur or nsr scuos O' , A 5 uf EUGENE WILSON DIRECTOR OF CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS, WATCHES CLOSELY THE SIGNING OF NAMES. GILII M IP SIES QM: in WEST ED KIPP BOOK ROOM MANAGER SCIHIUUIL -63' Q08 rfwg QR NON-S qvvgx TAPQCXXS 9 ,+P qkrlxgbe, 'ix nn. owen AND nn. PERKINS. councuons. MSQQSSWS Anvrsnm sfrunswr Pon FUTURE cAm-:sn 'P .5 ' X1 0 2-0 xi ,633 S NMHT ! A XX AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION 'le fr 14,0 'Yo wonx AT user NIGHT is N1-:via Dons: 0,01 oooh. 'lu ma fx, .N PHOTOS O' L 'a - I Sf: , 4 5 .1 u I I ll li INK . Q. ,-',.x 2. 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Llllle May Nelson 1. Earl Sutton Row 23 2. Webster T. Turner 3. 5' B2Q2ghg,23222Y 4. Donald L. Bobbltt 3: Ray Farnham 5. Leonard Locaputo 4. Lorraine Mitchell Row 4: 5. Peggy Devine x ROOM 20 - HOODHORKING Row 1: . Jim White Isabell Green Valerie Foulkes Albert B. Glaser Robert White Row 26 Martin Rlger B111 Johnson Martin Peterson R. C. Nahle Lee A. Davis 1 fin-sq - S- iw li? e 4 'wfa .'l 1 I noon zo - woobwoaxxuo C Row 1: 1. Michael Blzzarrl 2. T. F. Menslng 3. Konrad Reuschel 4 4 4 Row 21 1. Robert Slemer 2. Bob Bayer 3. Adele aeenan 4. Windy JOUDSOU .4 5 P ROOM 220 - ADV. CIVICS Row li 1. Lorraine Mitchell 2. Grace Abbott 3 Romle Trotta I Mary Jo wassman Q Row 2: . Pauline Kunk Row 4: 1. Donald L. Boblttt 2. so Klette 3. Hllllam Hurre11 4. Dick Bernecker 5. Robert white 1 2. Carol Evans 3. Lyle S. Grooms 4. Marcella Murphy 5. Pat Schneider Row 5: 1. Art Knox Jr. 2. Norman Young 5. Paul Sacollck 4. Charles Stump! 5. Ron Winner ROOM 219 - TYPI ,, ROW 13 2. Norma J. Bel 3. Lula nartln 4. Ollve Powell 5. Edith Tooson Row 25 Row 53 1. Bill Heckenmueller 2. James Lyttle 3. Lorel Dean 4. Robert Coomer Jr. Row 6: 1. Al Fluegeman 2. B111 Heltker 3. Leonard Goldman NG I 1. Lydia M. Carlton tton Row 42 1. Mary Dietz 2. Steve Reynolda 1. Helen Hiller 3. Pat Bedlnghaus 2. LOUISE BIBUOD 3. Ella SUGDPIDK 4. Mary LOU HOOUYBTG 5- Mary E. Stephen Row 33 1. Juanita Flshback 2. Lena Hhatley 3. Thelma Benedict 4. Suzanne Stevens 5. Debora Schak ROOM 522 - PhYSICS Row 1: 1. Paul Sacolick 2. Charles Memory 3. Paul Bauer 4. Guido Glancola 5. Nicholas G. Demas Row 23 1. Jenny J. Geise 2. Art Knox 3. E. K. Nlederkorn 4. Carl Kessen 5. J. N. Trumble Y' V' V' fQlll:v , o a 1 v I 4 ROOM 217 - STENOGRAPHY Row 1: 41 44 .4 1. Carol Evans 2. Catherine Pangallo 3. Phyllis Ryles 4. Betty Brown 5. Gloria Thoman Row 2: 1. Betty Stamper 2. Pat Schneider 5. Barbara Blsceglia 4. Alice Black S. Irene Pass ROW 32 1. V1V18.Il Gray 2. Shirley NOPPIS 5- H8089 Hampton 4 D 5 5 ROOM 213 - SHORTHAND Row 1: 1. Rosemary Ormsley 2. Hllma Bowman 3. Mildred Constant 4. Kathleen Garrison 5. Joyce Warner Row ZZ 1. Laura Tlpper 2. Jane Williams 3. H. F. Small 4. Gertrude Hetzel 5. Joan Suttman I I Eda H Schlaechter ROOM 9 - ALGEBRA I k Row 1: 1. Nick Neidlch 2. Bernice williams 5. Harlan Hadley 4. Alice Hltner 5. Konrad Reusohel Row 23 1. Jack Toney 2. Clyde Carter 3. D. B. Carpenter 4. Jim Sweeney 5. Alfred Krako Row 3: 1. william Leslie 2. Ralph Neville 3. Frank Nieman 4. J. N. Trumble Row 4g 1- John Llmberg 2. Dan Evers r 4 3. Richard Bain ROI 5? L 1. Dorothy Sefton 2. Hllda Feucht 3. Lenore Lancet 4. Shirley Kraus 6. Gloria Thoman E-El HIIWIWI ROOM 205 - ENGLISH . Shirley Mulligan . Gertrude Ernst . Cecilia Fay . A Ice Coleman , . Klaea Kormos Ro' 4' . Susan Hostiuk 1. Hendell Hanselman . 2. Robin Uhltson ROW 2' 3. Ralph S. Nevrlle 1, J h H 4. Eugene Schlele 2, J'f:e,'I,,.,.i2ry 5. John Rice Easter 3, Slade L. Carr 6. Oeorge Beale 4. Ralph J. Stiens 5. Charles C. Harding . Harry C. Bodley . Arthur Armacoat . Charles E. Moore . Um. J. Lapthorn . James Curso ROOM 215 - ENGLISH Row 1' 1. Barbara Lowe 2. Saundra Henderson 5. Edith Tooson 4. Mary E. Stephens 5. Trula Gibson How 2: 4 1 4 1. Olga Tainsek 2. Erika Reichle 5. Kathryn Simon 4. Roberta Schlachter 5. Lillie Mae Harris 6. Elizabeth Relschl 4 Row 55 1. Gilbert Becker 2. Eoole williams 3. Israel Piterman 4. Henry Polanlecki 5. Henry Carter Row 4: 1. Kenneth Loechel 2. Ralph Neville 3. Thomas DBVQHDOPU ROOM 310 - ENGLISH ROW 1: 1. Fern Shoemaker 2. Annallese Kurzhals 5. Jerome H. Cook 4. Nancy Cox 5. Mary Ann Knue Row 23 1. Kenneth 0'Bryan 2. Dorothy Dunphy 5. Shirley S. Norrl 4. Lo Roy Caulton 5. william Bolton Row 3: 1. Richard Scherer 2. James Husbands 3. Robert Payne 4. Robert Northcutt 5. Robert Bernecker 8 4 4 4 Row 43 1. Ceasor GIDSOH 2. John E. Smith 5. Carl KQSBEH 4. Bob EVBPNBU 5. T0m BBIOS X N ROOM 108 - AMERICANIZATION Row 18 1. Carolyn Georgeton 2. veaa Lavlch 3. Antoinette Georgeton 4. Phllllplne Helm 5. Era Wolfram Row 2: 1. Irene 'rxepel 2. KBCPIHB Frlnk 3. Huarea Headley 4. Hrs. Hnkunn 5. Rxsxa Gorges How as: 1. Thomas Georgeton 2. Heinrich Grof 3. Lucy Holscher 4. Adolph Bomback 5. Robert Maha Row 43 1. Zoltan Bobsan 2. Adolvh Tiepel 3. Hergert Mllkuhm 4. Joseph Czanlg 5. William Sakkas Row 53 1. John Reiter 2. George Antonlkes 5. Carl Holter 7 7 D ROOM 2 - HECH DRAWING Row 1: 1. nuai R1eKer 2. Jos. Robers 3. Robert Funk 4. Albert Fozelman 5. Henry Poleniecki Row 2: 1. Paul wagner 2. Charles Mannlnd 3. Lee D. Moore 4. Pat westermen 5. Darrell Bear Row 3: 1. H. SUQDDBHB 2. T. Folzenlogen 3. D. Moorman 4. R. AHGQTSOD , 1 1 ROW 41 1. L. Huber 2. G. BIBBCUKC 3. R. Burnette 4. BOD Hendrll ROOM 17 - COOKING Row 1: 1. Charlotte PODD 2. Eileen Crete 5. Lucy E. Hlntere 4. Jean Schubert 5. Florence Herbner Row 23 1. Clarebelle Meyer 2. HBICOT Clayton JP. 3. Aileen Thomas 4 1 P 5 P ROOM 109 Row 13 1. Mrs. 2. Gemma 3. Mary 4. Erne 5. Miss 6. Mrs. Row 23 1. Mrs. 2. Mrs. 3. Mrs. 4. Hrs. Row 3: . HCPCS - AMERICANIZATXON Row 43 Salzerub 1. Mr. Max Halstern Dequnls 2. Jim Yee Kao 5. Mr. Peter Musen Scheffler 4. John Dlnesch Mary Beltz 5. Mr. Frank Mszzig Roth 6. Mr. Aledar Schreiber Anne Perdue Peter Muscn Eva Parks Thelma Stephan Oaubatz 1 2. Wolfgang Obermeyer 3. Pierre Berney 4. Mr. Spedsrora Room e - ALGEBRA P D ROOM 219 - TYPINO Row 13 1. Doris Bernarc 2. helen Hardy 3. Eileen Francis b 4. Susan Hostiuk 5. Bonnie Harper Row 2: 1. Jo Ann Greer 2. Phyllis Hudson 3. Ella Sudbrink 4. Annette McDonald 5. ulaydls Bonner Row 33 1. Esther Hoody 2. Posa Plper 3. Alma Ueters 4. Karoly Ujvary 5. Edward T. Schmidt Row 45 1. Steve Reynolds Row 13 1. wm. Lapthorn 2. Sidney Tilley 3. Jerry Stlckley 4 4 4. Frank Hamlin 5. Bob Cole Row 23 1. Ron wolserer 2. Charles Reusing 3. Stanley LeedS 4. Carl Kessen 5. Ray OumD 4148 v1llX 3 -r 4 4 ROOM 116 - GENERAL SCIENCE Row 1: 2: Eblgleg J. Hesterman - . J. Junlet . . Holter 3 H 4 H 5. S. Caldwell 6 J 7 H - - ESDe1age . . Slevers Row 2: 1. T. Tipper 2. J. Brown 3. H. A. Dunkel 4. Robert B. Suttman 5. Ronald L. Hlrt Row 35 1. Robert E. Fox 2. Ezra Reynolds 3. Bernard Vestring 4. Michael J. Neidich ROOM 220 - CIVICS Row 12 1. Gerrle Carr 2. Klara Kormos 3. Carol Bosse 4. Joanne Lueken 6. Marybelle Hayes Row 22 1. Mary Meibaum 2. BetsY De Atley 3. C. N. Murvhy 4. Annette Welling 5. Mary Jo Heckenmueller Row 3: 4 4 4 1. Jerome C. scnriewer 2. Robert Schoettinger 3. Leonard Locavuto 4. Charlie Mannlno Row 43 1. Jos Crumley 2. Merrill Nicholson 3. Tom Bales 4. Vernon Barnett -5 in . C .af I 1. ' ROOM 210 - PL OEOMETRY Row 1: 1. Norman Young 2. Alice Wllliams 3. Herman Yung 4. Pat BPUD8 5. Art C. Knox 4 4 4 Row 23 1. Fred Grimm 2. George E. Jones 3. H. Anderson 4. R. Singer 5. Scott Thompson Row 3: 1. Fredrich Neumann 2. Hllllam D. wright 3. James Lyttle 4. John R. Johnson ' A.. 7 1 .. A S A L ROOM 12 - TYPING I ROW 1: 1. E. Evellne ZIDK 2. Ida H. Tleman 5. Iva Fleck 4. Angela Means 5. Pat H111 Row 23 1. Dick scnwxng 2. Chas. Geraci 5. Charles H. Fuller NOCM 103 - AHERICANIZATION Row 12 4 4 1. Susanne Kreppel 2. Katherine Schiblnger 3. Rosa Leenhardt 4. Marla H. Kreppel 5. Erika Schuld Row 2: 1. John Lenharat 2. Marion Kindel 5. August Franecki 4. Heinz Daschke 5. Hans Leonhardt Row 32 1. Eric Schuld 2. John Kindel 3. Peter Grob . Rudolf Bambach . George Nagel Row 43 1. Anton BUBCDDBCHBF 2. N1ck Erndt 3. Henr Helm 4 5 4 5 Y . 0686 PIPDBDDICP f JODGDH HIBDO n ,v 1 'C i V v V ' ROOM 224 - SPANISH Row 1: 1. Josephine Moore 2. Alma Mason 3. Allene Clark 4. Wilma wagner 5. Pat Schneider Row 2: 1. Nancy Heasel 2. Portia Schaefer 3. Frieda Sprang 4. Hargaret L. Chamberlin 5. Margaret Kusch11l 6. Sidney Tilley 4 4 4 noon 211 - TYPING KADVANCEDD Row 1: ' 1. J. Silver 2. A. Groban 5. L. Harris I 4. A. hurlburt 5. Mary E. Stephens Row 29 1. Lena Hhatley 2. Ola M. Homes 3. Juanita Flshback 4. Dorothy Gray 5. June Blshop Row 33 1. martba McDonald 2. Shirley Anne Meserth 3. Moira Steiner J. ROOM 319 - OFFICE MACHINES Row 1: 1. Jean Bedford 2. Blanche Dobbratz 5. Mildred Constant 4. Ruth Saffelder 5. Ruth Hulley ROW 21 1. Eileen Meyer 2. Lols Stennen 3. Elaine Hulley 4. Angela Means 5. Mary Kaelln ROOM 516 - BOOKKEEPING ROW 12 1. Helen E. Helghuman 2. Almce Masters 3. Kathleen McCabe 4. Vivian Gray 5. Dorothy Beasly Row 22 1. Ruby Perllns 2. JOB C. Klump 3. A. E. Rhollans 4. Henry Helm 5. Mary Jo Heckenmueller Row 3: 1. Michael J. Moriarty 2. w. F. Small 5. Oscar Bremer 4. George cananzaro 5. John weddle 4 1 '1 ROOM 211 - TYPING Row 12 1. Barbara Glasple 2. Shirley westerman 3. Anna Marle Zahner Row 2: 1. La Verne Fuchs 2. Hermlne Bergelt 3. Ella Sudbrlnk 4. Marie Powell 5. Lillie Mae Harris Row 3: 1. Donald Boblinn 2. Marvin Stephens 3. John E. Heddle 4. Ralph w. scelner 4 ROOM 12 - TYPING I Row 1: 1. Jeannie Harris 2. Dorothy Miller 3. Delsey Swan 4. Agnes Schumacher 5. Sena west Row 2i 1. Kathleen Mc Cabe 2. Edna Dwyer 3. walter Nuerdeman 4. Ona Mae Kennedy 5. Sh1r1ey M. Quick Row 3: 1. John E. Smith 2. R. Coomer Jr. X BOOKKEEPING HBPDEI' Glyflh Lueken Fee . Helen Hoffmann . S. J. Capozzolo . N. M. Lapthorn . Marcella Murphy MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ART CLASS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF HR. VOLZQ MAKES PROGRESS IN SKETCHING. THE SHORT TERM ART CLASS CONTINUES THEIR STUDY OF ADVANCED SKETCHXNG. ROOM 9 - ALGEBRA RON 13 4 1 1 1. CeC1118 Fay 2. A1106 Ritner 3. Shirley NOPFIS 4. R086 Harle BBIPO ROW 2: 1. Jim Husbands 2. Gene Brown 3. D. B. Carpenter 4. 0. Umberg 5. Charles Moore Row 33 1. H. H. AHGEPBOD 2. F. K. Naumann 3. Fred Blaun 4. Ron Giver ROOM 18 - SEWING Row 1: 4 1. Betty Linde 4 4 1 if if P ROOH 209 - WORLD HISTORY Row 1: 1. Mary Jo Jsniez 2. M. Schwarz 3. Miss A. Hartshorn 4. Phyllis Ryles 5. M. A. Cogliano Row 2: 1. Gordon 2. Agnes Tletlg 3. Portia Schaefer Row 3: 1. B111 Heckenmueller 2. Joseph Henry 3. Thomas Tipper 4. James Curso 2. Marie Kesterson f 3. Mary Lee Knight, 4. Don Miller Row 2: 1. Anna Thiel 2. Anna Huffman 3. Elizabeth Shea ,sk Nz RN 3 fy. f S I , ' Al .... .-1 Qsg? 1.5HQQfff If X, .' f11S1i'51f5f52i:, ,f f X ...- S ..,-,zggfifiix-. 46555 : V 37 - 'Raja-35 :5 1 R 1 ROOM 310 - ENGLISH Row 1: 1. Maldell Lister 2. Norma Jaerllng 3. Jane Archie 4. Shirley Mulligan 5. Agnes Tletlg Row 23 1. Mary Ann Siebel 2. Helen Younger 5. Jerome H. Cook 4. Marlene Hernlng 5. Joan Blankeneh1p Row 33 1. Robert Payne 2. Robert Limerick 3.mnymumm ROI 42 1. Don Bobbitt 2. Charles Em1g 5. Charles Harding 4. Hllllam Bolton Row 53 1. Robert Cole 2. John Smith Row 6: . David Schenck . Leonard Owens . Ronald Seller 1 2 3 4. Ph1l1D Cappal 4 4 ii' Row 75 1. Carl KCBS!! ,A .4 Jr f,.' ef... - X, 7 K QK3 f 4' 4' X l 'Qi gnu.: ! l ,.-. r ROOM 107 - AMERICANIZATION Row 1: 1. M. Bvese 2. H. Brlllinaer 3. Helene Keller 4. A. Anncken 5. H. Hohner Row 22 1. S. Preillch 2. Misa Kohler 3. Marie Dnerr 4. T. Buck Row 83 1. Otto Brllllnner 2. Decherinz fr-.-x. B M ROOM 17 - CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION Rol 13 1. Sallie Rowlett 2. Virginia Smlth 3. Hrs. Kay Sullivan 4. Shirley Hiller ROI 23 . Rita Wilkins . Rosemary Colson . Evelyn Armstrong 1 2 3 4. Saundea Henderson 5-.dll W :Ill D D Row 1: 1. Antoinette Georgeton 2. Carolyn Georgeton 3. Carol Carmlcal 4. Helen Talbot 5. Phyllis Ryles Row 2: 1. Hazel Pennington 2. Sylvia Hllson 3. Rachelle Bornsteln 4. Myrtle Schroeder 5. Jewell Knight Row 3: 1. Amanda Barker 2. Virgil Rottert 3. Ron Giwer 4. Elinor Schwartz 1 1 4 xxx! ROOM 2 - HECH DRAWING ROW 13 1. Bob Bernecker 2. Dick Bernecker 3. Lee D. Moore 4. Bill Hurrell 5. John E. Smith Row 23 f - ' -:e . , . . Iw 3 1 Aix f . a, 1 1 l'fQ:f, ,.fgg,:,.. V2f J .waexg -- ' His ,f 1. Henry Helm 2. Robert Burnette 3. Zoltan Dobsa ROW 3: 1. Paul P. Wagner 2. Richard Barry 3. Karoly Ujvary 4. Bob Hendrix ROOM 12 - TYPING I Row 1: 1. Mary Jo Burkharot 2. Mary M. Simpson 5. Gloria Hunley 4. Shirley Brodbeck 5. Lyaa Blce Row 2: 1. Imogene Gray 4 4 2. Doris williams 3. J. C. Roman 4. Catherine Huston 5. Anna Lee Craft Row 53 1. B111 Rottert 2. Gilbert Benson 3. Thomas E. Johnston 4. B111 Heckenmueller 5. Lee Ingledue .rf 1. 4'!gB .AX ROOM 221 - U. S. HISTORY Row 13 1. Hllma Raye 2. Shirley Anne Meserth 3. Carol Bosse 4. Ann K. Fee 5. Patricia O'Ne1l 6. Annette Welling Row 2: 1. Lillie Mae Harris 4 4 2. Ray Ott 3. C. N. Murphy 4. Robert Schoettinger 5. Florence Mc Goy Row 3: 1. Ron Eschenbach 2. Jos H. Crumley 3. Karoly Ugvary 4. Leroy Brown 5. Jack Hllson 4 4 ui 5 , 5 Row 13 1. Gladys Poehner , 2. Nancy Measel 3. Donna Roark 4. Wilma wagner ROW 22 1. Jack Shields 2. Bob Trimble 3. Gary Glassman 5 an-4...- ROOH 105 ' AHERICANIZATION new 1: 1. na:-1a Lang 4 1 1 2. Kline BOOP 3. Mrs. SODHIB WGFRIHS 4. Mrs. ADR! SBOPYOUBUD 5. Mrs. Margaret. Marge Row 2: 1. Mary Antons 2. Helen Voss 5. Mrs. S. Martin 4. Mrs. Hedwig Mactner 5. Mrs. Helen Rogala Row 33 1. Mr. Kristof Lenhardt 2. Theo. Warning 3. Hillial Storyhann 4. Jan Rogala v'7 1 1 . ROOM 104 - AHERICANIZATION Row 1: 1. Marianna Weber 2. Katharina Sehr 5. Gisela Focht 4. Anneliese Kappen 5. Anna Kelchrath Row 2: 1. Hanni Ludwig 2. E111 Noack 3. Dennie Brown 4. Alice Carmona 5. Otger Kappen Row 32 1. Frederick Ludwig 2. Joseph Heber 5. Frank Holt 4. Ferdinand Kappen 5. Walter Horn 6. Stefan Hrzlc Row 4: 1. Frank Focht 2. John G1111ch 5. Tomlslav MarJonov1ch 4. Guy Reichratt Row 1 1 Ellzdbeth R818Ch1 2 Margaret KU8Ch111 3 FPIBGB SDPBHQ 4 Ruth Iredale H Row 2 UlIGl0H I O 0 I Samuel M Smith Allene Clark . Margart Chamberlin Alma Mason Gerrle Farrar Y E' V Y I ' 1 .. . Q C Z .. ,, N N F I ' m 1 D 2 P4 G0 I .su kf I V I Row 43 1. Nickolaus Nieuer 2. Max Manner 5. John Lenhardt 4 . i D it QKQQ' H 1 Q, I , . f f-ai. A V 4. Joe SBHSI 4 ROOH 225 ' CHEMISTRY Row ll 1. Harlan Hadley 2. Mary Lou Berllng 3. Evelyn Frey 4. Bertie Oelker 5. Agnes Tutlg Row 2: 4 4 4 1. Shirley Anne Heserth 2. Hike Horlarty 3. H. T. Caskey 4. Sid Tilley 5. Lauretta Hellmayer Row 3: Bob Cole Ron Holseter Jim Mc Mullen Edward Schmidt Dale Jamison Row 43 Dick Ryan 0. Umberg C. Hard Leroy Brown ROOH 102 ' BOTANY 4 4 4 Row 13 1. Lorraine Hltchell Row 5: John R. Johnson Alfred Krako Harvey Vaughn W. T. Small Robert Tallman 2. Louise A. Boehm 3. HBPY Lang 4. SBPBD E. Brown I so uif s Xp ii' l Il X e I '. D be I Y .IL- I ',,....--....,s 5. Auaz-ey Ann Kahn Row Z3 1. Calvin Richardson 2. Mary F. Drlsdom 5. Wilma Raye 4. Frances Hlnter 5. Phl11D Sohn Row 32 1. Jim Husbands 2. Ra1Dh CBPDUDUBY 3. Joe R. Hufvhy 4. Herrlll N1Ch01B0n lv- ffl? ' IJ x -O . Q 1 silh 5 5 5 ROOM 109 - SPEECH Ro Row I . W. 1, f 2. ., 5. 4. Row 1: Virginia Smith Fannie Johson 5. Jerome H. Cook 4 Wilma Hagner 5. Annl KurZhB18 I Zi Clara Vollmer Gertrude Ernst Kate HBGSBD HBP! Ann Killian NSHHIS Clemons 33 Trudl Krelth Viola Klug sl X N 3 N Row 4: 1. Charles C. Harding 2. Jerry Stlckley 3. Leonard Locaputo 4. Halter Clayton 5. Eduard Alvert Row 63 1. Ceaear Gibson Clara Elmermacher 2. Thomas T1pp,r Portia Schaefer ROOM 217 ' SHORTHAND ROW 1: 1. Irene Feisthammel 2. Mary F. Drisdom 5. Helen Ninos 4. Barbara Glasple 5. Irene Bass Row 2: 1. Lillian Martin 2. Gualdlne Hatklns 3. Miss Blsceglla 4. Virginia Jones 5. Rose Stoll Row 53 1. Velma Mitchell 2. Jeanne woods 3. Corrine Bolden 4 4 4 .A P' A x 5 'noon 13 - sswnm Row ll 1. Etta Meyer 2. Viola Sollmann 3. Sue Spermweber 4. R 0 Caroln Stal! w 2: Mildred Harry Janice Mc Clure ROOM 316 - BOOKKEEPING Row 1: 1. Janet Youna 2. Barbara Glasple 3. Charlotte Mohr 4. Mildred Stoll 5. Helen Ninos 6. Wilma Rave Row 22 1. JBDOS 0UB8ett 2. Dorothy Dumphy 5. S. J. CBDOZZOIO 4. Judith Goldruss C . 4 'I 1 X 5. V1PS1D18 KH1DD8nD8PS Row 53 1. Robert L. Funk 2. Dan Pretty 5. Danll Dlttmann 4. Darrell Bear 5. Robert White 6. Jim Hhlte Row 42 . Jerry Stlckley . William Tipton . Chuck McVaugh 1 2 3 4. John Heddle . Alice Suhr . Mary Zimmerman 1 2 3. Marle Kesterson 4 5 ROOM 2 ' MECH DRAWING ROW 12 1. James Curso 2. Henry Helm 5. Lu D. Moore 4. Herbert Amberger 5. Henry Polahlecki Row 25 1. Raymond Schweitzer 2. Bert Brlnck 3. Root aurnette 4. Don Moorman 5. Janis Vermanls ROW 33 1. Bob Schmitt 2. L. Huber 5. Edusrds Dre13er1S ROOM 106 ' AMERICANIZATION N-J Row 1: 1. Sophia Tappan 2. Erna Jung 5. Erna wilke 4. June Davis 5. Luc1enne Griesser 6. Julianne Hohner Row 2: 1. Mathias Jung J 2. John Behr 5. Henrietta Schmausaer 4. Lucile Cha111er 5. H111y Harlvmg Row 5: 1. Peter woroucco 2. Heinrich Mollmann 3. westerhoff 4. Herman Tappan Row 4: A . Herman Tappan A . Frank Schwarz A . Heinz Hertel 1 2 3. Stanton Griesser 4 5. Joe Longano 6 j P P . Rudolph Molnar ROOM 221 - CIVICS ROW 1: 1. Ronald Kramer , 4 2. Jerry Du Vall 3. Jim Tlllett 4. Ron Greullch 5. James Z. Cannon Row 2: 1' Rllvh Krelmer 2. James Streicher 3. N. E. Perneding 4. Joe Robers 5- Tom Dlrr Row 35 1. Donald Bacon 2. Joseph Meister 3. Rich Tedesco 4. Pete winger 5. H1111sm Vlerling ROW 43 1. Charles Michel 2. Ron Finn 3. Alta Glbbg 4. Charles Beal 5. Tom Kelley ROOM 219 - TYPINO Row 13 1. Hazel Williamson 2. Grace Abbott 3. Kathryn Simon 4. Jo Ann Greer 5. Alva Noccorina 6. Frieda Sbrlng Row 2: 1. Irma Mohaupt 2. Olga Talnsek 5. E. Sudbrlnk 4. Evelyn Farmer 5. Loretta Budke Row 3: 1. Marie Bales 2. Alwina Lahrmann 3. Agnes Kohnle 4. Corrine Bolden 5. Lillian Halton Row 48 1. Elizabeth Beckmann 2. John Schrantz 3. Habel Walters 4. Catherine Grote 5. Carl Jones 6. Harry Geldrelch .5112 5 U ROOM 219 - OFFICE MACHINES Lift U0 light: 1. Lina Adair 2. Hary Knight 3. Hr. Kuechenmeleter 4. Grace Abbott 5. Elsie Blum 6. Dorothy Hiller 7. Eunice EGIIFOB '1 '1 '1 1 4 4 ,,f mv I ' s Q N 1 , ' WJ 1-Erie 3 'Zn-5 ROOH 316 BOOKKEEPING Row 1 1 Rita Casson 2 Janet Young 3 Dorothy 0'De1l 4 Barbara Glasple 5 Shirley Hesterman Row 2 Dorothy Murray Eleanor Bltzer S J Capozzolo M Dietrich Mary R Ake 444 ROI 43 1. Charles Kemp 2. Gerald Blaachke 3. Bob Pahla 4- Joe Holbrook 5. Thomas Segbeea Row 5: 1, Leonard Goldman 2, Norman Clark 3. Roger Hansel 3 ROOH 319 - OFFICE MACHINES Row 1: 1. I. Felsthammel 2. 8. Berllng 8. P. Schneider 4. J. BlanKeneh1p 1 5. HP. LIBUQY' 1 ROI 22 1. Helen E. Heightman 2. Rochelle Bornsteln 3. Vicky Rlndlll 4. Mary Jo Heckennuller 5. Gerry Glebel Row 3: 1. Jlm White 2. Edwin Grelner 5. Hr. Kuechennelster 4. Robert White 5. Richard Boehl Row 43 1 . Le onard Goldman 2. B111 Heltker 3. George Catanzaro 4. Tom Folzenhogen Row 5: 1. Larry Huber ROOH 20 - HOODHORKING Row 1: 1. 0. H. Welch 2. Pauline Fanning 3. Jan Baker Row 2: 1. Frederick T. Potts 2. Jonas Greenbaum 3. Charles P. Bledsoe 4. Irwin Berger 5. John J. Ramundo Row 33 1. Raymond J. Keeney 2. Charles Icenogle B. Ralph A. Voelker 5- I F Q., f -H Q N I ga., 'ir.a ,X if ,.9gf1.f'E f,, 4 A N V 541' f M uf fx? ,-f M N1 .J T P---1 ,LX-fxfs K 4- A 433 fig? 'A 4 uf fir 3 4 ' ' gig? r wr ' W f gl I? TAM' . n . 1 ffm- ACHII-IIVII-ll-IIIES ,147 ' '- f f,f g1 i-.. 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MRECTOR s'rA'n: or on-no PREPAID SALES TAX ONSUMERS IL C i mx sunr connurrcs c'A'22'iT p s ENCEE PAT 0'NEIL OIRECTS PROGRESS OF DANCE AS ADMIRERS LOOK ON A-5 ,f NAA Aan! 2' Q' is L QM BIRDS EYE VIEI OF DISC JOCKEY AND ENCEE gl . ?,' -f ' X 'n, N, if I Q FINAL DANCE t N1 BN f, E Q K T - fx, ' E. ,vw W- . rv. , J .fr ' it , , L DANCE COMMITTEE AT WORK - MAKING PLANS TICKET SALES MOVE ALONG sb Fx N.-nv ' .ov i +9 .3- Q ,De 1969 X4 1 MUSIC FURNISHED BY RON EVAN'S BAND ,As 4556 fa Q1 vi -2: M ,,f V-. V 9 I f , .. J',- x,Q5' 5 j L XQQXX2lffi4T 4 iSjggEv312y' 1, Af? REFRESH' uns 'TK qu MR. COOK CHECKS WITH DANCE COMMITTEE .4.....-.4-.-, ,. CANDID GLIMPSES FROM THE CHRISTMAS DANCE Q Gs 9' eip GJ i ixqg Q 9 fb QFD 59 0 I J THE WEST IXMGHT LXIQTISTRY CLUE3, PRf,StNT5 THE WEST NIGMT 'IBF Wi STCDQY CDV 2f?CHVQi5TMZS5Qi 1 'f 4 f- Kp T55-AMY? fffwNN'UGHfs HIGH .SCHOOL fig V Rl Auozromum iff I N '7 WK WUQSMW ofcfmmuy M, AT 2 PM . 2 E l f ---- --n. . f WIESTI' NIIGIHIT IBUWILIING ' mx THE HOME OF THE NEST NIGHT BOHLING LEAGUE IHIIISTURY Slnce its formatlon ln 1932 The Heat Night High School Bowling League has served as one of west N1ght's outstanding actlvltles. This year's group, although vastly different from those of the past, has still held as 1t's objective, the promotion of mixed soclal bowling and goodfellowshlp. This year's league was under the able dlrectlon of Adviser Jack Bockholt. Hr. BOCKDOXU qulte capably re- placed Hr. Glen 0. Hlse who because of promotion to be prlnclpal of Vine Street School was forced to retlre as league adviser. Although the league regretted to lose the capable services of Hr. wise lt was fortunate in securlng Hr. Bockholt to replace him. From the loose social groups of the past. the league has progressed until today it ls an organized smoothly-functlonlng group similar to all other leagues throughout the city. This has been accomplished. with- out ever loslng slght of the league's primary objectives. The league. this year, was made up of eight three mem- ber teams and bowled a full 53 week schedule. League competition was also very Keen and even now as the night ls at hand many contests are still in doubt. Final plans for this year's league Include a head pin tournament to be held on Hay 26 and a Banquet to be given on June 6 at the Hotel Slnton. League trophies and awards will be presented at this banquet. Officers for the season were Robert Kelley: President. Ronald Holsefer: Vice President, and Eugene wilson: Secretary. These Officers together with Adviser Hr. BOCKDOIL were largely responsible for the outstanding success of the League this season. Hlth a final wish that future leagues may enJoy seasons as successful as this one of 1955. we close this brief history of the West Night Hlgh School Bowling League. ILIEAG UNE X liz? MR. JACK BOCKHOLT LEAGUE ADVISER 4--.. ' rr V N I 1 fb , , ... .au- ...... UL. .- .-.. -. LEAGUE MEMBERS ROW R BOB SHARP, PAUL TELLES, BOB BIERLEY. MARY L. HEIH. HABLE HONTGOHERY, ROSLYN SCHOPIN. PEGGY DEVXNS, MARY L. KNIGHT, DOT MILLER. ELSIE BLUH, LORRAINE MITCHELL, CHARLES JACOBY. DON HCKEE, RON WOLSEPER ROW 23 ART SAUERHEIN. CARL HANKINS, JOE ROBERS. VERN BARNETT, EUGENE WILSON, HR. BOCKHOLT. ROBERT KELLEY, GENE HYERS, BILL TIPTON, DARRELL BEAR, JIH HCHULLAN Rose scnomu E- WON MARY LOU E ELSIE BLUM 5 . - 5. iN, lid A'.a 1, ' x ,f R THE RALS AHD THE EIGHT BALLS TALK IT OVER VUIICIE AND IECIHIU STAIFIF -W5 A wr, VOICE AND ECHO STAFF Left to right - Rose Stoll, Barbara Glaspie, Alma Mason, Alice Ritner, Dot Miller, Mary L. Knight, ,NX Y A AAA ngQE'6iiN5-'H' mb! V x . 5 in-rf Q 1 ,l VJ C 4 3 5 2 307' F-gl ' VENINGQ, I ' lf all C Q fig 15 Q, ' - 'fr V- + 9 .21 A V, I iff ju , A: A w! JAP 4. A RILAISU1 Vernon Barnett, Allene Clark, Ron Wolsefer, and Mr. Murphy 9 M' N X - f I Associate Voice and Echo Edil',Ol' Editor Hose Stoll i-QW... X ' J' Ron Wolsefer 0015 68093. 0'?dSaxp3 'x x u s Q. X 3 g -, W 'K.2,,4,.j'Tf','.ilm QQxxAis , ffxxiir 'nxusvxsmu' ' jf.-A wxuiwwv, :ml-m0 4.'Nf:::-9323: 'A vo V V. NWA-N 1 '::. . Ogg, 5 'Na+ Y :W '-9 iixp '5'Y gf? 'iflyjkxxts Y new 4 ff .,. '57 ,156 I AL P ARZOELH 'ST AN Ac H TI R VI. 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Space does not permit a de- tailed account of the various contri- butions. but the staff and the advisor wlsh to assure all who participated that their servlces are appreciated. A few special contributions are here acknowledged. To Eugene Hllsoh. 1952 Voice-Echo editor. the present staff and the- school owe a very great debt. Without his aid this volume would not have been possible. Realizing the plight of the staff. Eugene took complete charge or the Echo photography program. And from the beginning of January until the fin- ished materlal went to the printer on Hay 20 he has given four or five nzgnne per weak of hls time to carrying this volume to its completion. This ls a fins example of unselflsh devotion to a worthy project. To Rose Stoll. congratulations for unusual skill and capacity for pain- staking work. Last September. under the able supervision of Hlss Harrie. Rose began the study of Var!-Typer.and ln a remarkably short time attained competence ln the operation of thls complicated machine. All typo HOBBY' lal ln thls bool ls her work. To the edltor IDG ISBIBBIDS 0d1t0fQ Ind B0 DCIS!! Sllh, GCPIICIUO Clffp A1 FOSGIIID, B0b White, Mary Jo Hscken- lusllsr, Hardell LlBCOP, Pat SChhCIdGTa CIPPOII SSPIUBI, Ullll RRY, Pat 0'Ns111. Ind Vernon BIPDOUS WHO SUV! liberally of th8lP til! I hllrly 'Well DODG.' To those members of the faculty who aided, advlsed, and encouraged us. both staff and advisor are very grateful. To Charles Wald of Varsity Studio. many thlhkl, not only for the splendid photography ln thls book. but also for his keen Interest ln helping us to lm- prove the quality of each year's Echo. and for his flue cooperation ln doing the many special photographic chores, and for the numerous trips he has made to Vest Nlght throughout the year. To Hr. Glhdls Bhd the J0hn S. Swift Company our sincere appreciation. not only for the excellence of their work ln the printing of this book. but also for the very important conslderatlon of completing our work in the minimum or time which makes Dbsslbls the dll- trlbution of our Annual on the last night of school. To Wagner Brothers Bindery the same appreciation ls also BXUODGCG, not only for the flne craftsmanship exhibited ln the covers of our book. but also for the speed with which the binding ls completed. The staff advisor has many tasks to perform during the long period of plan- nlng and producing an annual, but the most pleasant and yet the most diffi- cult one comes at the very end when ne tries to measure up to the task of ex- pressing his appreclatlons to those who have so well earned lt. STAFF ADVISOR