Whitehouse High School - Whitonian Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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......, WHITONIAN -1--.1 THE WHITONIAN STAFF The editor, assistant editor, business manager, advertising mana- ger, and one typist of the present staff received valuable experience on the staff of the 1934 HWHITONIANW. The 1955 HWHITONIANH staff is as follows: Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Sales Manager Assistant Sales Manager Girls' Sport Editor Boys' Sport Editor Art Editor Photography Editor Typing Supervisor Typing Editor Typists Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Faculty Critic Robert Shadle James Ammon Ernest Bradley Raymond Sawicki Wilbur Doren Irene Duncan Josie Lukachek Allen Lewis James Ammon Mr. Daniels Miss Smith Emily Bradford Evelyn Reinhardt Edna Bucher Carl Knrz Robert Green Jeanne Bradley Mr. Hennings This register of staff members includes only those who were direct- ly responsible for the actual publication of the annual. Almost every- one in the Senior Class has contributed something to its success--in suggestions, writeups, sales, or in the distribution after publication. The cooperation of the faculty, student body, and community has been appreciated. Mr. Raymond Daniels, lho handled the photography, and Mr. Lloyd Hennings, our faculty critic, who supervised all the work on the annual, deserve much credit. The filler paper, end sheets, and covers for our year book were Purchased from the Central Ohio Paper Company in Toledo. The Gray Printing Company lithographed the picture pages for the annual. The book was bound by C. B. Kitchell in Toledo. The funds necessary for publication were furnished in part by the class treasury, and we take this opportunity to thank those who, by advertising, also contributed to this end. Just a word concerning the Senior staff members. Most of them have been associated with journalistic work for four years. They were with the nHi-Lightn when in its infancy--it was then called the nwhite Sigr naln. They have seen and participated in high school life in all its phases, and at the close of this, their last high school year, they pre- sent as one token of remembrance from the class of 1935, this nWHIT- ONIANU, and wish the future staff good luck and success. The class of 1935 is also leaving to the future members of White- house school and to the community in general, a flag pole and flag as a mark of the good will which they bear toward their school. The Amer- ican Legion cooperated with the Seniors in raising money for this pro- ject, and part of the profit from this book has been used for the same purpose. Robert Shadle -.n.,.,.. 51 .........

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U ....... wH1ToN1AN ... THE HI-LIGIiT James Ammon was again elected Editor of the Hi-Light, with Wilbur Doren as assistant. The Hi-Light started the year of 1934-'35 with a clean slate, the Student Council having assumed a debt of twelve dollars from 1953-'34, As the advertising managers were successful in getting a fairly large number of ads for each issue, it seems likely that there will be a small profit this year. All money above expenses will go to the Student Council. We honestly believe that the Hi-Light had one of its best years. The price was 45, the same as in the previous year. The paper had an approximate circulation of 125, every two weeks. Many new features were added, such as the HBoy Scientistu, WSome Famous Treesn, nBiogra- phiesn, and nsenior Interviewsn. We exchanged papers with the following schools: 1 . UGold and White' Delta, Ohio 2. WCricket Chirpsn Sequin, Texas 5. nThe Growln Rossford, Ohio 4. nBroadoasterN Walbridge, Ohio 5. Hi-Bee-2 ' - Tontogany, ohio '6. Somethin ' Perrysburg, Ohio 7. nwaterlogn Waterville, Ohio 8. 'PointerF, Point Place, Ohio 9. 'Spilled Ink' Grand Rapids, Ohio 10. WGraveratW Marquette, Michigan ll. nTerraoe Tribuneu Schenectady, New York 12. UKings Hi-Wayn Kings City, California 13. WFlying W' Whitmer High, Toledo, Ohio l4. 'Bee Gee Newsn Bowling Green State Normal College 15. HStudent Printsn Burnham High School, Sylvania, Ohio James Ammon, Editor, and Mr. Lloyd Hennings, the Hi-Light Critic, deserve most of the credit for putting out a good paper. The rest of the Staff was as follows: Sports Editor Josie Lukachek News Correspondent Irene Duncan Advertising Managers Zita Bauman Corrine Canfield Art Editor Robert Lewis Mimeograph Editor Charles Bradley Assistant Mimeograph Editor Horace Allion Business Manager Hilda Townsend Typists Emily Bradford Evelyn Reinhardt Edna Bucher Phyllis Benson Some of the most outstanding underwriters were: Marie Fuller, Lois Barber, Ruth Daniels, Isabelle Eckel, Imajean Coon, and Elnora Carter. Two of the last issues were edited by next year's probable staff, with Willard Bidwell and Charles Bradley as Editors. The really diffi- cult task of next year will be to replace our very efficient typing STOUP. Edna Bucher t ........53......