Whitehouse High School - Whitonian Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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DCVIEWS ALICE BLUE GOWN Grace and poise predominated in this waltz number. Coniidentially folks, they are jitterbugs in disguise .... See the Oomph in their eyes? All joking aside, it was lovely. They even waltzed in time to the music. Some eccomplishment, I say! ME AND MY SHADOW Just one hunter, haunting another .... Whatcha doing tonight, shadow? . . . Same as you, I guess, going to the G. A. A. Var- iety Review. See our pre ident, Bessie, in the background? A penny for her thoughts. Our V for Victory seems to have held up quite well . . . indeed a victory for us! We liked our work, maybe we will do it again sometime. Would youcome? 73 -Y, c- L... A SUPER GROUP OF TROUPERS Touching . . . those hats from the Easter Parade! A few Western misses teach endj -what are they gunning for? There is teacher in the back row looking happy 'cause her kids did so well. . . . And that football material in the front row. Rathbun and Thomas, take a squint! i

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A HILL-BILLY WEDDING Elite of corn society back in them that hills . . . without a doubt the social event . . . hitching of lovely Daisy June lwith glasses! and handsome Clem Cwith lovelight in his eyel . . . just like the fashionable city folk! Notice the fashion . . . no shoes. Can't say we aren't saving for defense! Isn't it a fetching looking wedding party? U. I 5, VHPICTICS DRUM MAJORETTES Some strutters and high steppers, these little ladies. . . . Pep and personality plenty. . . . School stuff . . . football frolics, pep pusher, singing sweeties, jolly joking . . . all of these things helped make the show go over with a bang .... It was such a wow that the audience exploded .... More, more, more .... Thanks, folks! TEN PRETTY GIRLS Whoops .... Wait a minute-we lost two! Oh where, oh where can those two gals be. . . . Maybe posing for a tooth-paste ad. There's at least a sample of sweetness from the show. What are you doing tonight, pal. Take your pick. Nice picking, if you ask me.

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CLASS WILL We,,the Senior Class of 1942 of the school of Whitehouse in the town off White- house, in the county of Lucas and! state of Ohio, 'being of full age and of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, ghereby revoking all wills by us heretofore made: To WILBUR PERRY and IRIS GUENSEY: JOE. LIPINSKI leaves his height. To ROBERTISYLMINGTON: ANNA ALLMAN leaves her Scientific ways. To KENNETH CONKLIN: WAYNE' FISHER leaves his technique with the girls. To NINA ACKER- MAN: VERNOR BUCHER leaves his sense of humor. To ELNORA VOLLMAR: JUN- IOR ACKERMAN leaves his.PubIic Speaking ability..- To LOUELLA RYERSON: FRANKLIN MILLER leaves 'his ways of getting along with the teachers. To LOIS REED: ,MARY BUCHER leaves her sparkling eyes. To ERNESTINE JASSON: LOLA MAY ROACH leaves her meek and gentle ways with the fellows. To ETHEL LORENZ: FLORENCE SMITH leaves her love for peace and quietness. To JEAN BARNES and FREE ANIRELAND: BESSIE VOLLMAR surrenders her weight. To JUNE SWINE- HAR : RUTH KKARNSA leaves her way of keeping her man. To BERNICE DEMUTH: JUNE COCHENOUR leaves her. wittiness To HELEN GREEN: ROLLAND STUDER leaves his sunny! smile. To MARTHA HELLER: LORETTA BUCHER leaves her alert and understanding ways. To EDNA WHALEN .and LILLIAN LONGNECKER: ROBERTA SPRINK leaves her activeness in school activities. To LEONA RUPP: KEN- NETH HAYNES leavesf his pleasant memories. To MARGIE PIKE and MARY WITTES: BETTY SHERBURNEI Leaves her seriousness. To FRITZIE SIPER: MILDRED WHALEN leaves .her love for dancing. To HELEN STRUTH: JOSEPI-IINE STRUTH leaves her sisterly love. To JOHN STRUHSAKER: CLIFFORD BUCHER leaves his false teeth. To DANNY TELEMA: DEWEY TALMADGE leaves his shyness. To MAR- GARET STUDER: JUNIOR HELLER leaves his hopes for a Republican' President. To GALE HEFT: LILA LEE McGILVERY leaves her contagious giggles. To RUSSEL MAUK: MELVIN ANDREW leaves his vast knowledge of airplanes. To JUNIOR MEGYSI: CARL WILSON leaves his forwardness in sports. To ZIG STREZELECKI: CARLTON BAUMAN leaves his mechanical knowledge. To RUTH BENSON: and JANET' DIETRICH: JERRY TOWNSEND leaves his sense of service and friendliness to the boys in the armed forces. To CHARLES McCARTY: THEODORE MONTON leaves his musical inclination. To !CHARLOTTE KOEBELI VIOLA RYGALSKI leaves her friendly smiles. To MELVIN NAKEFR: LAUREN RITENOUR ieaves his deep bass voice. To STANLEY CHESKI: NELSON RADER leaves his ways of cutting the cor- ners when driving. To KATHRYN SPRING: RUTH STEINBRECHER leaves her ability to move forward in all of her school subjects. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal the fifteenth day of May in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-two, A. D. - CSealJ Witnesses: -m dhlfnp 4011- ' MJ