Whitehouse High School - Whitonian Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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'E sin, S QHWH is Q R555 - , f345'5'F!1'f5',r? stsSQXr 153'5 L ln.- FIRST GRADE Top row Ueft to rightj: Eugene Michaels, Eldon Seel, Charles Tipping, Howard Hurt, Edward Mahler, Larry Yantiss, Harry Michaels, Stanley Lipinski. r Row two: Floyd Hilt, Shirley Schmuhl, Audreyl Meister, Irene Lipinski, Audrey Monroe, Dorothy Lawrence, Florence Gill, Shirley Null. Front row: Arthur Richardson, Kevin Trausch, Louis Allen, Shirley Long, Phyllis Taylor, Mary Potter, Mildred Mahler, Margaret Roach, Bonnie Bushong, Dickie Long, Mrs. Merrill, Teacher. Absent when picture was taken: Duane Bauer, Melvin Bowser, James Hahn, Joe Loomis, Fred Wires, Evelyn Carter, Nancy Struth. M

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X THIRD GRADE Top raw Cleft to rightj: Earl Hilt, Leonard Lipinski, Henry Rosler, Eva Mae Skelly, Myrtle Turner, Nancy Goehm, Patsy Trapp, Ronnie Disher, Marvin Heminger, Douglas Guernsey. Third raw: Lois Sreman, Nellie Cook, Gale Longnecker, George Roach, John Grezegorzewski Robert Apger, Harold Irvin, Chester Tipping, Joanne Longnecker, Patricia Garry. Second row: janet Butler, Virginia Heft, Susan Meister, Doreatha Allen, Gladys Snider, Grace Longnecker, Sally Russell, Patsey Casey, Phyllis Trausch. Front row: Bonnie Savory, Janet Daugherty, Sylvia Jasinski, Miss Walbolt, Teacher, Shannon Sprink, Mary Lou Wielinski, Opal Mahler. Absent when picture was taken: Mary Jo Sprink, SECOND GRADE Top row Cleft to rightj: Dick Yantiss, Dale Irelan, Dick Bucher, LeRoy Lashaway, Lee Thomas, Jimmy Allion, Lennie Hubbell, Vern Turner, James Studer, Gary Rupp. Raw two: Andy Grzegorzewski, Clyde Robinson, Carolyn Leonord, Helen Long, Doris Trapp, Cleo Haynes, Stella Smigelski, Nancy Hahn, Shirley Mondron, Mary Talbut. Front row: Jerry Monroe, William Busack, Yvonne Bauman, Alice Smith, Virginia Kamer, Miss Moll, Teacher, Lucille Tripps, Lois Dickson, Susie Slaninl-ra, Donna Vermilyea, Carole Longnecker. Absent when picture was taken: Kenneth Ryerson, Betty Bialecki, Eddie Parsons.

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l f 1 Wd. .N A I K Q nf 3-,Q ' , A li? :s , SENIOR PLAY Top row Cleft to rightj: Carl Wilson, Joe Ritenour, Carlton Bauman, Kenneth Haynes. Second row: Rolland Studer, Loretta Bucher, Miss McKnight, Vernor Bucher. First row: Ruth Aldrich, Roberta Sprink, Mary Bucher, June Cochenour, Ruth Karns, Bessie Vollmar. GIRL SHY CHARACTERS Tom Arsdale, who is girl-shy ........... -..- ..,..........,.... - .....,,, .-... Rolland Studer Oke Stimson, who isn't ........... - ....... ....... - Carl Wilson Canolnle, Tom's aunt ...-..-.., ................ ....... Bess ie Vollmar Joe Ritenour Sylvia Webster, Tom's pet aversion ......... .... Anthony Arsdale, Tom's father ........... - .. Mary Bucher Dean Marlow, Dean of the college ................... ........ V ernor Bucher Peaches Carter, 0ke's present weakness ........ ........ J une Cochenour Asma, a colored Wash Lady ....... - ...... - ..... ............ R uth Karns Birdie Laverne, a movie aspirant ............... ,. ....... ......... R uth Aldrich Barbard Sa.n.ford,i1BabsJ herself ....... - ...... - .............. .- ...... Roberta Sprlnk Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd, the lcollege poet ......... ....... K enneth Haynes Chuck Mayo, Birdie's late affinity ......................... ........... Car lton Bauman Stage Manager ............................................... - ....... ................ Lo retta Bucher Director ................... - .............. - ......... .4 ........................ ....... M iss Mary McKnight GIRL SHY It's too had when a charmirg young man lgets a girl thrown at his head when he's girl-shy. Yet there ,was the handsome 'Dom Am-sdale, graduating from college with the name of being a woman-hater... ,And :whatfa contrast to his roommate, for Oke was faithful to more girls than any other man in the college. When Tom's father decended for igraduatlon, bringing with him his choice of home town girl for Tom, Oke 'thinks of a bright scheme to get Sylvia ol! of Tom's hands, by having Alfred, the ecollege 'poet fall for Sylvia... Babs Sanford, a glamour girl, is out after Tom, bemuse he.is a'wonmn-hater and is goinglto get him to fall in love with her. So the merry mix-up 'was on, kidnapping the wrong girl, poems galore, love, and last but not least, Asma, with 'her laughing ways, declaring she is a awash lady not a pack horse. A