Whitehouse High School - Whitonian Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

 - Class of 1942

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w-vw-1-wvwvvvyvqww-x-wr-Wm I LIBRARIANS 4 Top row: Nina Ackerman, Phyllis Tilton, Martha Heller, June Swinehart, Susanna Winslow, joan Barnes, Fritzie Sipher. Second row: Theresa Denomy, Louells Ryerson, ,Bessie Vollmar, Kathryn Sprink, Ethel Lorenz, Mary Cucher. ' Front row: largaret 'Studer, Lillian Bucher, Vivian Lybarger, Miss Harriet lcKnigl1t, Iris Guernsey, Lillian Longnecker, Lois Bucher. F. H. A. Back row: Geraldine Townsend, Charlotte Koebel, Phyllis Tilton, Suzanne Winslow, Ethel Mae Lorenz, Fritzie Sipher, Amelia Sherman. Third row: Leona Rupp, Eva Mae Benson, Joyce Bradford, Rosemary Taylor, Thersa Denorny, Helen Green, June Swinehart. r Second raw: Bessie Vollmar, Helen Struth, Joyce Packer, Donna Thomas, Janet Dietrich, Ruth Benson. Bottom row: Josephine Struth, Iris Guernsey, Mrs. Powell, Advisorg Margie Longnecker, Evelyn Sherburne.

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.wnmmr f LIBRARIANS ' As I entered the doorway of the study hall, I noticed the students were as .quiet as mice, except for the people going toward the 'rear offthe room. Where were they going? Why, to the library, of course. I sat where I was prettyfwell concealed 'and then said to myself, I'll see just what goes on in here. Oh! There goes a student, my first victim. He now stands before the librarian. Shl I .want to hear what he has to say. I would like a Chemistry book by Black and Davis, please. The 'librarian took only a few seconds to get the book. She handed the boy a slip lofmr to sign, and then removed the card from the book. A complete llle ls kept of all leaving the library. As I was about to leave, I ran into a young lady. I smiled and said, I beg your pardon. She stopped to talk a few minutes and I found out that she was -Miss Harriet McKnight, the chief engineer of ithe library. She explained how proud she was of the library and of those who helped to make it what it is. Let Me Remember Beauty The tender curve of little moons, A Bock of birds against the blue, The Game of peach trees in the Spring, The monntain's far extended view. The gracious smile, the gentle word, The kindly action-let these be Within my heart a well of joy Symbolic of LIFE'S harmony. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Thefourth year of the Whitehouse Future Homemakers of America has been suc- cessfully completed. At the first meeting the following olficers were elected: President, Helen Struthg Vice-President, Helen Green: Secretary, Bessie Vollmarg Treasurer, Phyllis Tilton, and Historian, Elnora Vollmar. Helen Struth was sent to Columbus for the state meeting. 'I'he lirst evening meeting was the Candlelight Service, in which several girls took the Little Women's degree and became members of the F. H. A. In December, the Monclova F. H. A. entertained the Whitehouse and Holland Future Homemakers. At that time several girls from Whitehouse -took the Fireside Circle degree which .is the second d ree given. 98 Twenty-live girls were members of the F. H. A.. this year and also belonged to the Ohio Home Economics Association. The purpose of the F. H. A. is to honor those girls who have completed their projects in Vocational Home Economics. with-A-,gg-,YJ M g MMM- 4, ,M ,, Md, A . .M ..wg..-.--- A. ---f '



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SENIOR HIGH G. A. A. GROUP I Top row Cleft to rightlf Amelia Sherman, Jean Royster, Joan Sprink, jean Mewton, Virginia Hill, Lois Reed, Fritzie Sipher, Dorothy Bucher. Middle row: Edna Whalen, Helen Struth, Louella Ryerson, Lois Bucher, Donna Marie Thomas, Doris Sleja, Gloria Lehnmrg Annabel Bucher. Front row: Evelyn Weber, Lillian Longnecker, Margaret Ammon, Mill Wernert, advisory Roberta Barrett, Vivian Lybarger, Lucy Wise. GROUP II Top row fleft to rigbtj: Phyllis Barnes, Nina Ackerman, Maude Shank, Jean Barnes, Charlotte Koebel, Leona Rupp, Donna Harman, Martha Heller. Third row: Ruth Benson, Ernestine Jasonski, Janet Dietrich, Mildren Whalen, June Swinehart, Ethel Mae Lorenz, Margaret Studer, Bessie Vollmar. Second row: Joyce Packer, Doris Bucher, Joan Shilling, Miss Wernert, Advisor: Helen Green, Kathryn Tanner, Onnolee Meister. First row: Eileen Longnecker, Margie Pike, Iris Guernsey, Mary Wittes, Twila Bierbaum, Helen Whltcornb, Margaret Veres.

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