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W My , N .X ,l,w.2,.mz.,.1 ..1nQ1eif1a.isf,.,.4zi,esA:f,,Lrm,smA 5- TH ,gif .AA L' ik ' N 'E PAGE TVVO PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF '44 WHITMER HIGH SCHOOL TOLEDO --- OHIO V V' I- AA QCWQZZQWQ OUR TEACHERS Pngz' N O OUR CLASSES Pagr 1' If O OUR CLUBS Pug I 3 I O OUR SPORTS Pflyl' fifty-N 6-7 Tim and Terry are the spirit of Whit- mer and the theme of our book. In fact, from their beanies to their sloppy shoes they are just you, you, and especially you. It's their shouts we hear at 31005 their groans at 8:50. It's their cheers that spur the teams to victoryg their pat- ter and chatter that ring through the hallsg their seriousness that fills the classrooms. Tim and Terry with their love of mer- riment, echo and re-echo the jive of Fri- day dances. They gobble sandwiches in the cafeteria and aim their papers at the baskets. They beam with pride as the curtain falls, the audience roars, and an- other Wlmitiiier drama scores success. Wlitm with a fun-loving heart could help but love Tim and Terry! Tim and Terry join clubs, put over parties, and influence others to back worthy causes. Sports? just look at that trophy case! Yet, with all this they still have time for study, proven by scholar- ships and awards won by good minds and hard work. To some people Tim and Terry may be just a couple of students, but to us who know and understand them they are our closest friends. Here within these pages we have tried to capture just a fraction of their living spirit that you too may share their enthusiasm. Mr. and Miss Reader-Tim and Terry. 2 3'-E957 i F 'Q sz We fe , . a JDK: 1 ..- H +1 tri I 3,0 I l l rf 0 K if 61 ' 9 ll Q 5 .fffr v -' ' Quo ,, wif 3916! nf: A KP-T 'GK . 1 .-.w ' as 'Q' v Q .Q A ' - tri-v ,269 rv H---1 Qing- , PAGE Fl Yl- E25 PAGE SIX nionntoteopns Off, they lznfzfe gone so willingly, To fight our fight for us, the free, To keep us free and safe' from harm, They giwe Il life-11 leg or arm. I lore them all, nfross the sea, For all the things fll6'j','Zff done for me. I pray enrh night for efoery one, Will you pray, too, 'til we have won? Keep up their eournge in this bloody war, When strength hath left him, O God, restore. To them gifee hope when things look black, But most of all, God, - - - hring them bath. Median XWMQ P 'EIZBZEE W....,,,,m. A 9 ' 0, ,I ak ' :Ii I EIIE1' 4 'Ms-1 A .uv ig Sgk iQ'-l J r A. N. THURSTON Um.-5 It is my sincere hope that the years spent in Whitmer High School have given the students an appreciation of the worth while things of life, a sense of values which will help them in the trying times all of us are facing. As men and women each one will play a responsible part in recon- structing a peace time world. I trust every one will find within himself the spiritual resources necessary for this work. Today many former students, as Well as some faculty members, and one board member are in the armed forces. Others will follow. A few have already made the supreme sacrifice. To those now serving we wish God-speed and a safe return. May the les- sons learned and the friendships that have been formed at Whitmer pre- pare you for the great work of building a better America and a better world that lies ahead. A. N. Thurston. BOARD OF Harry Vischer, Clyde Elder, Harry Graves PAC Ii EIGHT UMD' Another year has rolled by and it is time to affix our autographs of approval to its worthwhileness. The one big question in the mind of every Whitmer student is, 'Have I made the most out of this past year to prepare me for what is to follow ?' We hear much said today about post- war planning, and we are made to wonder just what to expect and what we can do about it. One thing is certain, we are living in changing times. In fact the most certain thing is change. As a law of the universe it becomes the measuring stick of our progress in it. Do not be concerned about what to- morrow may bring, but rather live and produce your best for today and with the opportunity of today's preparation, tomorrow's problems will, by the law of change, solve themselves. Thus we will have done our part in world progress. Elmer Marks. IELMER MARKS EDUCATION Bessie Meyers, Stephen Donath, Orra Benton PAGE NINE at swfwwy LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde Brown, B.S. in Ed.-Music Carl Delph, A.B.-General Science Earle Deppen, Special-Metal Shop Lois Ery-Office Elinor Fisher, B.S. in Ed.-Physical Education Mary Gerity, A.B.-American History, Economics Dorothy Hochstetter, A.B.-English Il, Spanish Margaret Hoffman, A.B., A.M.-English III, English IV Frances Knoke, B. of Ed.4Cooking, Home Nursing Josephine Laskey, A.B., A.M.-Latin, French PAGE TEN -it Yi CUSTODIANS john Christen, jim Vischer, Bill Bennett, Maynard France l l Allen and Gregg Food Market-5250 Alexis Road ' Jfme CiAFlfTliRlA STAFF Currie- Stulccy, lfsthcr Stewart, Hazel Briggs, Sigriil Hohcy, Charles Hohey ROW! I: ROXV ll: Lois Lochrkc, A,B.-linglish, Typing VL-rn Sciplc, BS in lid.-Sewing Douglas Marshall, HS in IiLl.4CQommunity Prohlcms, limmu Shook, AB.-Biology, Lihrury W-wld Hiswfy vmim Smith, B. of iid.-izngiish I Wifi- Mwl- A-H--Alirfbfil. Mdflwfmlifs Donald sway, iss. in rail., A.M.Aifhym.1i izllufimrm lithul Molnnr, li.S. in liLl.ACl1L-lnistry, Physics Huillth lhlph Pritts, B.S. in lirlf Wrarirl Shop lvIni'guuritu Thompson, A,B.-Sliortlmml, Typing lrnm Schlcgul, l5.S. in lid.--Mflivics, Sociology Arden Wfrilkur, B.S. in lid.-Bookkucping, Commurcinl L.1w Rigney Dry Cleaners-520 South Detroit Avenue-XXfAlbridge 0134 IXXGI-I lil.EYliN JW fmt- RUW' UNISJ Abby Kronk, Norman Kleinsmilh, Nancy Mcllniiald, Joanne Miller, Marcella Uralmm, Nancy Leo, I-Estelle llnhey, joe llart. RUM' 7'lfV0: Huh Hoover, Donna Sl'hl8HllHIl'll, Ralph VVhilney, Bill Parker, Fred Germain, Huh Kalka, Harold Rightmyer, Miss I lcwlistetler. Student Council S'l'l'DEN'l' COURT Durmhy llochstrtter, Fred Bnmyea, Donna Svhlemhach, Ray Kc-mlcr, Marcella Graham The organization which has as its sole purpose the better- ment of school life is our Stud- ent Council. Heretofore it has been relatively inactive but this year Tim and Terry have seen it as it should be seen. They both realize that the council is working for them, not against them. To enforce their regulations this year they have initiated the Student Court, the most democratic movement in the school since the establishment of the council itself. During these sessions students are judged by students and the results are far more effective. Tim and Terry are sorry to say they will no longer be under this jurisdiction but realize how essential is the continuation of this court in the promotion of better student government. Hobey's School Cafeteria-Wholesale Lunches at a Minimum Cost PAM E TVVELVE Samoa! fmmcvfm Sapkamm Qammm Q23 If M X. xxx 11' L K W g E i Swim glam President ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,., j eanne Barton Vice-President ......,..,,, Melvin Darrow Secretary ........ ........ I eanette Keller Treasurer ,....,. ............ R uth Richmond Zin R FRANCES BELLFY April 12, 1943 MARION RUSSELL September 8, 1943 Hor Sai Gai Restaurant-1657 Sylvania Avenue-LAwndale 4441 PAGE F0 URTFEN Billis Drug Store-3245 Alexis Road-LAwndale 0154 Our .vinf1'rf'.vt apjzrrcialion goes to our worthy rzdfvisor, Mr. Pritls. Class Motto: Build for character, not for fame. Class Colors: Royal Blue and White. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose. Valedictorianz Jeanne Barton Salutatoriant Donna Schlembach SEPTEMBER IANUARY FEBRUARY Claw' Burnham Senior Skate Aft:-r-Game Dance After-Gains Dance APRIL Ir.-Sr. Party' APRII. Senior Play' M A Y Senior Prom MAY MAY IUNE Senior Day Baccalaureate Commencement Thompson Ribbon and Carbon Co.-2268 Hollywood-GArfield 0559 Coca Cola Bottling Company of Toledo-5970 Catawba St. PAGE Fl FTEEN MARGARETE BLACK IIN ! 'Vl'54 bun' merry f'LL'l7lklC.U College Prep Friendship Home EC. Pepper Club Bowling G. A. A. VVll.LlAlNl BLESSING lt',r nin' In Ialk, il'.r niu' to Jmilc. But ills niu' to bf .verioux onw in a 'lL'hIIt'.U Cnllege Prep. Annual Staff Sr. Play ROSEMYRLE BRENEMAN Wllj' laik, othrrzr du rnuugll of il. Cnnnnerrial PAGE SIXTEEN MARGARETE APLING .4Ifrl mind, danring fmt, Bright ryzrx, appcararmw nrutf' Commercial Playshop Pepper Club Glee Club G. A, A. Clll.ORE'l 1'A BAUMAN Sirnpli1'iry nf IIILUIIILV' has un cnrhanlzng cfff1'I. Commercial Friendship fin innocent agpmranre but luule: an' de1'4'w1ng1. l Ul'I ll College Prep. Band VVll.l.l AM BOVVMAN Hf',v wry fwixe but no .vu lall, For pr'r1'iuu.v thing: are al- an-ays small. General Hi-Y Basketball Fnnthall Bowling Baseball ALMA 1,Ol7 BURT .4 .cmilr lhruugh fflltlllllf' 15 num' than a .unzlr. C'mnmei'Cial Playshnp G. A. A. lfrienclahip DAVID BLACKVVUOD JEANNE BARTON fin amiable lrqfvcler an lhe' mad in learning, Whnsr Iorrh of-lznofwledge is hriyhlly burning. College Prep Friendahip Animal Staff G. A. A. Student Council JEANNE BENNETT fl lunguy fwilh u tang. Commercial Friendship Home Ec. Play Shnp Pepper Club Bowling G. A. A. 1 l Brondes Garage-5741 Secor Road-LAwndale 5151 ALBERT CHAPMAN ,IUNIOR CORNISH SiIrm'r har Ill'1'0IIll' hi.: Nui fha! I lufvr ,fludy Ins lnnlhrr langue. but that I lo-'ve fun more. General College Prep. Iixwlinpg MARJURIE DAVISUN .-I .Iaughlrr of Ihr' gmI.1, ili- fwgrrly tall and num dwinrly funn MELVIN DARRUVV I 'In Ihr' rIiffif'ulI ai unrr bill Ihr IlIIf7lI.l'JII7Il' Iubr: mr u Ilf- II1' I1IIly1'l'.H full:-gi' Prep. cI IIf'Iif PVVII- Hi,y Friendship Annual Staff Annual Staff Plavshnp I'lil5'Sh0P Pepper Cluh PPPPYI' Clllh Fnmhnll Uheerleader Baan-hall U- A- A' Slndenl Council sf- Play' Chi-L-rleader . IIIIFJJIIIII, College Prep. Friendship Annual Staff Playshop Pepper Club Bowling G. A. A. are flew. Commercial Bzmwling G. A. A. LYNN FIELD Thr fufrz' uf h makr: hu way. College Prep. Glee Club Student Council PA'I'RIl'IA DEAN 1 III-'r word: and laughter un' II'hy ix .rhe .vu rffz'rf1.'fJu'r1t! ' IRENE DUVALI. Little I ash my uunls is neun llll'I'iI LEONARD DETAMORE Win from Ihr top af hi: head up. General R0 BERT DU VA l.L LN wha 'will bc flewr, I'd ru.hz'r be my.n'Ij. General I.llCIl,LI:I FlEI.I'l'Z SiIrnrr is morr rluqnrnl than fwurdsf' College Prep. Friendship G. A. A. Cortland Produce-2951 Tremainsville Road-LAwndale 1171 PAGE SEVENTEEN Al.lCli FLl41'1'Clil5R xl muitirn fair, a maiden jolly, 0l1l1f1J1'd In all lh1l!'.f lI11'llUII'llIllj'. 'J College Prep. Friendship Annual Staff Glen Club G. A. A. CHARLES GARBER 'll li f is ur itszl and 11111 y f f ' if for II sp1'daflc. College Prep. Baseball Student Council l'A'l'RlClA FRANTZ ' Sln' slwfaks and -lhusc about hrr lisimg shr smzlrs and they haw fuuntl a frzcndf' College Prep. Band Glen' Club Friendship Playshop Ir. Plav G. A. A, Bowling Pepper Club Annual Staff FRED GERMAIN Knr11u'lrdyr is doublnl 'fwhfn mnzlnrm svnsc is its annie. General Student Council DAVVN GOHLKE Thr unspokm fwurd fan nvfvzrr bc quoted. C0lllIl'IC!'CiZ1l MARY ,IANE GRODI lf yigqlfs fwvre rznzfarziuus, sh.f'd hz' qzlarunlinftlf Commercial Friendship Home Ec. Plavshop Glee Club G. A. A. BEVERLY llANKlNSUN .4lfways busy, Ill 'Ul'l' swvary, Commercial .41-ways happy, always thinly. CORINNE URI FFl'l'llS Nu lriflingj idlr farzelur llL'l'L' hultl sway, Ilfr lwnrle rnllzfs first, lllfll Ifldy- Cnllege Prep. Friendship Annual Staff Glee Club Bowling G. A. A. Student Cwunril RAYMOND llACKE'1 1' lf GIJIIIIIUII are Ihr runl of all Null then, bruthfr, gnu: me murz' rants! College Prep. Hi-Y Plavshop Baseball Sr. Play MARY LOUISE IIANKINSON lVarltlly In the ulh dc9rvv. Commercial Friendship Annual Staff Home EC. Playshop G. A, A. Carlie Hurt's Sunoco Station-Wernert's Corners-LAwndale 0417 PAGE EIGHTEEN DONALD ll0R'l'0N Kem .u'n.n', rummun .r1'nsr, .4 lxlllz' llrnh nf non.n'nse. General lli-Y Annual Staff Sr. Play JANET jl-ll-'FERDS l.ifr il ton :hurl lu fLL'lll'l'y, Connnercial Annual Staff Bowling G. A. A. Rlllil-IR'l' KALKA Ifwry day ix ladir: day fur mv. General Fnnthall Pepper Club Student Council Glee Club Playshop Sr. Play F F- BEATRICE liAR'l'lN1AN Tu happinzmr :hr has ilu' key That makr: hrr lzfarf bmi mrrrily. Commercial llmne Ee. Pepper Club G. A. A. GEORGE HOFFMAN I: hr bored or ir hz' shy, Cllllif hc talk or fw0n't hc lryfu College Prep. Hi-Y Pepper Club Bowling Baseball KENNETII HUBAY ' He like: study-far ufwayf' General Foothnll Bowling Golf DARYI. .IERVIS .4Il Ihr -wurld ix a slag: and .rllf ha: hrr plare upun il. Commercial Friendship Annual Staff llome Bc. Playshop Pepper Club Alr. Plav Drum Majorettc Glev Club Bowling G. A. A. HE'l'TY KASER Tu judgr this maidrn fairly you .must know her. Commercial Gln-e Club BETTY JANE H ARTMAN Hope elwatc: and jay brighrrn: her. Commercial Friendship Home EC. G. A. A. EDWARD HOOK lVol afraid uf fwurl' but nol in .ryrnpathy with it. General l Mabel Barrow Avery, Florist-Monroe at Central-LAwndale 2112 PAGE NINETEEN l l ROBERT LANGE Brin all hr ix alnl 9 rmthmy more. General JOANN LARUE I nmlrr llarf' bf' ax I am. Cmnmc-rcial G. A. A. PAGE TVVENTY as funny MARILYN LAPOINT Ihr syn an' the of thr' hfarlf' Commercial Home EC. G. A. A. BESSIE LATHROP Rfady, willing, an Commercial Band Glee Club Howling G. A. A. Al.l.l ENE KELLER Yau ran knufw hm' by num' .rhf doe'.m'l lnalrff' Commercial Glee Club Bowling G. A. A. Sr. Play ROBERT KELLER Fun is -where Bob ir. College Prep. DONALD KNAGGS '24 little fwork a lotta la the , P , ls fwhal I fall a perfect diy. JEANETTE KELLER MuJir hath rharmg Jranfllf halh mu.rif. College Prep. Friendship Annual Staff Playshop Pepper Club Jr. Play Band Glee Club Bowling G. A. A. JACK Kl DD Thrrr are tfwn Jilin tn efwry que.mon,' the furung .vide and my mic. General Football Bowling CARL KURTH The best of the fight ir Ihr staging, The ext of the ' game ix the playing. General Hi-Y Varsitv VV Pepper Club Glee Club Basketball Football Baseball Sr. Play General index J able. Duro Products-419 13th St.-ADams 4434- Deep and Shallow Well Electric Pumps VERNA LAVVRENCE IIN ran' is nrwr tu uffmd, .4 ml' nfvry frifml. MAXINE LEBAY rrrulilrr is her WH' '1-Um, .4nJ .w her Ianguf' fwzu .rfldam .rtill. Cul lege' Prep. Friendship llnrne Ev. ROBERT l.l Tn .mysrlf Ju I 1i lL'l' my f1uln'. fnllrgr Prep. lli-Y Varsity VV Pluyshofr Glen' C uh Basketball Football Base-lulll Sr. Play llI'1l.EN MIJKIDDIE '24 hnrmy Jryrn'. College Prep. Annual Staff G. A. A. fini' maid uf fim- Commercial Friendship Band Ulf-r Cluh JCKARD rm mow. f'0lll!llt'l'Ci8l Friendship Annual Staff Playshnp Pepper Club Band Gln- Club G. A. A. Sr. Play VVAYVA MANORE IIN -'uuirr is but u uf a .muml. General Friendship Home EC. Glen Cluh l High Impex :he had, and fwir FLORA JEAN MCKENZIE ,4huIi,rh fun uni! I rxixl . .vhmlnfw JERRY MANTEY Hr 4'an't krrp hi: Jrnn' ami nunxnm' upurlf' College Prep. FRANCES MILLER Happy is :hr fwho find: hrr fwdy. Plfamnt in lhinax uf rwrydayf' College Prep. Friendship Freeman Supply Co.-1152 East Broadway-Delta Machinery and Walker Turner Tools ALBERT MARTENS l'.MI'I! hy inrhazf urr not fnraxurnl, Fur humur um! uit arf Ihr thing: In hr 1rra.vurnl. Gem-ral RICHARD MILLER nTllf'fI'I.f a Nuff and mmm for rwry man almirf' General i -PAGE TXVENTY-ONE DELORES MURRAY Her style is hzr own, ll',r part of her nature. Commercial Annual Staff Glee Club G. A. A. DOROTHY NICHOLSON A: good ar .rhe is fair. Commercial Annual Staff Home EC. HILTON OBERDIER SilPnre is golden, 1hat'.f 'why l'm brulzrf' General Hi-Y Student Council jr. Play Bowling MARY NEVILLE A mind al peare fwilh all. l Commercial Friendship Home EC. Bowling JAMES NICKERSON Pm 'very funny, but a joke. General rli-Y HEATON O'NElL He that rmirrhief halrher, In irfhief catches. ' ' College Prep. Annual Staff x l not quite NELDA O'NElL lt won? be long nafwf' Commercial Pepper Club G. A. A. Band BEVERLY PAYTON Small agzd gay, She'll find a Away. Commercial Friendship Home Ec. NORMAN ORBAN '24 blurlz is beautiful to ln'- hfzld, but lm! alfwayr mn- m'nient. College Prep. Football Annual Staff WILLIAM PETREE Noi only good but good for .mm0lhing. College Prep. Hi-Y Varsity W Basketball Annual Staff Davis Coal Company-5751 Secor Road--LAwndale 8551 PAGE TVVENTY-TVVO 'J Rl l'll RICIIMUND .l lllrlll hu! Il will lllll 1011-lllllll hm hrr fu'uy. f'lHllllI1'l'l'l1ll lfriemlaliip Alllllllll Stuff llonn- Eu. Plnywlmp Prnper Clul: Ir. Play llrum lklajun-rn' Glw Clnls ii. A. A. Slnalvnl Unnnvil DEAN RIGGS Hur iilr'1ll.r arf nur If ffl-wr fnlli-gr Prvp. l. rl f'lI1'r 'i Y ' KATIILEEN POIRY Hrr fun, arf Ihrrr any? l'onnm'r1'i:1l Friendahip lllllllt' Eu. Glu- Clnlu kia I.l-E0 Rl'X'KNAGlil. Hr lhal hath lnzufwlulgn' .rf1aI'rlll hi! fu'nril,f. College Prep. Annual Staff lfumhall 'T' -I AMES RICHARDS Tull, ilarla, and llrlunmir, Thr' al1.v-wwf In ll uluirlrnlf fvrayr'r. Cnllegx' Prep Pluyahup Pepper Clulv jr. Play Band Glen- Ululi Fnnthllll Bowling Sr. Play FIQANCES RICKENMANN Quin, urzuxsumnzg, hui mwf fr:r1lJly. Unxnncrriul - Pi-ppl-r l'lulm Kiln- Club I HAROLD RIGHTMYER '24 liltlr !lllIIJI'll5l' nufw and lhrn, ' I1 rrli.rlml hy Ihr burr nf mm. liuwrnl lli-Y jr. Play Slullrnl Cnnnril Sr. Play james J. Gerity, Sr. ll1'r frif'rnl.r lhry arf' imuny, l.IlEI.I.A POLLOCK Wi1hfr I ynrlh, my rurnparl !lI1l'flI.U Unllvge Prep. Friendship Annual Staff liE'I l'Y REED Shy ulnl quirl fu-ith lady lil-r fwayx, .llluy shi' br happy all hu' .luy.r. C0lllIlR'l'CiIll Fri:-ndahip llonu- lic. UIAITXVYN RICIIARDSUN llr's lilllr hui hi-'J fu'i.n', llr .f u lrrrnr fur his .vizr. l':xlln-gr Prep. Prpper fluh linnil Bowling wmv .. AZ, . ' IRMEE 'l'XVEN'l'Y-'I'llREIE DONNA SCHLEMBACH Thr mind tu m'llllf7'l'vF, Tllw hand to fX. l'llfl'.U College Prep. Friendship Annual Staff Home Ec. Playshop Pepper Club jr. Play Band Glee Club Student Council Student Court Sr, Play CLARENCE SEEBER Ili: fwmkm'.v.r ix grofwiny bu! ln' kwjfr un gluing. General Annual Staff Pepper Club Glee Club Bowling BETTY SMITH '24 fur:-lowing Ia.r,r,' sm' thr mi.rz'hirf in her rye? College Prep. Friendship Home EC. Playshup Pepper Club Band Glee Club Bowling G. A. A. PAGE TVVENTY-FOUR 1-TARI. SCOTT Take .mf jus! ax I am. General Pepper Club Basketball Football Bnwling JAY SLAUGHTERBECK For IIN: a jolly good fellow. College Prep. LENORA SMITH With lger gfntlrnesx ix 11 pern.a.nw rharmf' General Glee Cluh Bowling RUTH RITZENTHALER My langue fwithin my lipx I rein, For he who talk.: rmurh, muxl ldlk in main. Commercial Home Ee. Pepper Club Glee Club Bowling DOROTHY RUUDEBVSYI Efurr luyal, rwr lrnr, To Ihr lurks rhr' hay In ilu.' College Prep. Friendship Annual Staff Pepper Club Glee Club Bowling G. A. A. ARLINE ROHRS Always .spit and .rfan and nral .4 nicer girl yuu'l nffver inert. Commercial Friendahip Annual Staff filer Club G. A. A. RONALD SCHABER II1 .r u qui:-1 buy-1nrnf1i111r'.r, College Prep. ' Bowling P. D. Cook-Herff Jones Representative-Class Rings and Commencement Announcements MARY SMITH May :hw nwwr rhunffr fxfflil llrr IllllIlt'.H CIIARIJCS STAIII. Tru-u illinlx 1ni.n'hirl,' nm'-Il1irJf1m. Cmnrmfrfiul Fcmllrgm- Prep. Prpprr Club DELIA STEVENS nl ,rfnilv alfwuyr sunny and lfriglll, .4 frrfrrl I'it'llU'l' of J1'li,7llI. MARVEL STAIII. SIM lla: a llrurl us :uuml as u ln'll, V Hui fwlrat ,IIT hrurl llllllkl hrr Immun' mu!! ll'll. , . ' K nmmrrcml Frirndship Ilmnr EC. Vlayshup Pepper flulu Hand ill:-r Vluh Bawlillg G. A. A. l'nlmm-rl'iul U. A. A. I BIE'l I'Y SUMMERELI. 4 girl lhfu nnilvx is ll girl 'worth 'lL'hIlA'.n CflHllllt'l'l'i5ll Friendship llmnr Ev. ,IIEANIi'l I'E Sl7'l'IlERI.AND ll'.r' nirr ia br nalyral fu-Inn yuurw nulurally llll'l'. Uullrgm- Pr:-p. Frieudahip 'Xnnual Stuff Hand Ulm' Club V MIl.l.:XRD TIIUM PSUN My fllllllflllhi arf' uf unulhrr '1Ullf'ld.H General Paul Le-Fevre Dance Schools-Office 143 Rockingham RUTH SURDASKY Tn mr liff is juxl a rung, Full of gomlrzrsx, rmply uf flL'fllII!l.H f01llIllt'l'CiIll Bowling JACK SUZOR Oh, I ran .vlan-l Il girl or msn,-ol' llll'l'4'. ih-m-ral Pe-pprr Club BIERNIECE TIMERMAN .4 .vilrnl nalurf, rqrrrruliny a fwarmlh of trur jrn'm1.flnp. Cmnmrrcial Home Ee. GArfield 1543 PAGE TWENTY-Five v PAGE TVVIZNTY-SIX PATRICIA TRABBIC Ihr must flmxunl tllingx in lffr, arc pcaxant tlmughi.r. College Prep. Pepper Club Frirndship Ulre Club ll. A. A. IIARRY VVEGENER '24 good spurt ani! a gum! ruff. General Band Glu- Club Gulf ROBERT XVIIIIAMS NoIliing -z'rnt1n'ml, nulhzng Iwi. GQ-nrral ROSEMARY VVITTMAN HN 'vain' gmll happy Slllllf, Km-p making frir1n1'.vl1ips ull ilu' lwhzlrf' C0lllITIt'I'CiI1l Friendship llmnr EC. IH-pprr Club l I 171711, the upper classnifn say, is the time grows nigh, fl fond farewell to all our friends flnd pals of llfvlllflllff Higl1.J' X15 years pass on, we'll thinle luzfk flnd in our lzflarts he 51111, .lust wishing to be bade wilh you And l1lI'Zf'lll-U the fun we've had. gg n Start's Drug Stores- The Rexall Stores VIRGINIA VAN VVORMER Br frifndly and yuu'll ni'-wr fwanl fur friz'nll.f. Comrnercial Glee Club Bowling EILEEN WIGIIT Jolly, mrrfy, full of ppp, Shi' 'u'z1lk.v fwizlz u 1al'1'71'n' Jlfpf' Cmnxneruiul Friendship Glen' Club Bowling U. A. A. ROBERT VVILSON Nm.'rr ilu tfnlay fwllal nm ln' put aff unlil lUll1fll'l'll'l.C.'.H Gmc-lal Band Annual Staff Sr. Play IELSIE ZIMMER Gull mallz' luv' small in qrdrr In du u rnorz' flluin' hit uf fwol'kll1aru'l11p. CIIIIIIIIFFCIIII Annual Staff Pepper Club Glee Club Um Jawa 'l'lu'sv are our llc-Ines, hors who would have Q1TZlilll1ll'f'il with us hzul thvy not 1lI1SXVCI'f'll the cull uf llnrlv Sum. l r'lluws, wc- zlrv proud of you! r ROW ONE: Bob Williams, Orny Scherer, Art Merrill. ROW TWO: Ralph Wingate, Don Miller, Barb Duvall, Ken Nagel. RCJW THREE: Glenn Goods, L. D, Riker. NO PICTURE: I.uun41rrl DCl2lII1tDl'L', Clmrlcs Garber, Lowell Valnlittcn, Hilton Obc-rnlier, Earl Scott, PAGIE 'I'XVEN'l'Y-SE 1 PAGE TVVENTY-EIGHT 762 fcfeal Semen The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The eyes of Margaret Black mind of Corinne Griffiths height of Della Stevens integrity of Alice Fletcher hair of Marge Davison sportsmanship of Janet Jefferds manners of Betty Summerell grooming of Luella Pollock disposition of Jeanne Barton singing voice of Jeannette Sutherland legs of Jeannette Keller vocabulary of Pat Dean seriousness of Dawn Gohlke sweetness of Verna Lawrence dependability of Donna Schlembach smile of Beverly Payton sense of humor of Sis McKensie walk of Arlene Rohrs poise of Daryl Jervis dimples of Elsie Zimmer posture of Jean Bennett shape of Queenie', Wight nose of Bernice Timerman perseverance of Beverly Hankinson 7fL6 fcfeal Somew gay The smile of Bill Petree The voice of Bob Keller The integrity of Lynn Fields The physique of Norman 'Orban The perseverance of Harry Wegener The friendliness of Bob Kalka The height of Chuck Garber The chuckle of Tubby Knaggs The wit of Bud O'Neil The hair of Bob Lockard The seriousness of Fred Germain The good intentions, of Harold Rightmyer The eyes of jim Richards The jive of Ray Hackett The posture of Hilton Oberdier The brain of Leo Recknagel The dimples of Jay Slaughterbeck The poise of Dave Blackwood The friendliness of Don Horton The good nature of Bill Blessing The scientific ability of Millard Thompson The sense of humor of Bill Bowman The sportsmanship of Carl Kurth The originality of Melvin Darrow PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE THIRTY Juniors WZZQ 74 fn Wilma is-ui 3 President .................. ,,,,.,... J ake Dubendorfer Vice-President ............,,. .........,......... N uncv Lee Secretary and Treasure: ..,........,..,.... Sis Hobey Sergeant-At-Arms .....,,. ........, D on Brondes Advisor ...........,......... ............ D onald Stacey J -Hops and plays are where we excell. U N I 0 R S S. Janney nderstanding our duties, aturally doing them well. ntegrity's the quality our fficers possess, adiantly leading the Way traight to success. Hardware-5761 Secor Road LAwndale 1288 l F' xf.lL N ROXX! ONE: Regina Adams, Earl Adkins, Lenamae Alexander, Mary Alt, Betty Amtslwuechler, Dorothy Archibald, Marion Beals. ROW TWO: Lois Beard, Arnold Blair, Fred Blessing, Iiarhara Burner, Howard Boyce, Theron Brishin, jerry Brock ROW! THREE: Don Brondes, Evelyn Burton, lvan Carter, Calvin Crew, Clarajean Dankert, Frank Dark, Marilyn Deerwester. ROW! ONE: Neva Dent, Doris Denton, jake Dulwendorfer. Bill Ellis, Jean Erikson, Charles Ewing, Donna Fletcher. RCJW TWCJ: Mae Flowers, Robert Forrester, Norman Fowler, Betty Froseh, Loretta Giese, Marcella Graham, Frances Graves. Stop and Shop Market-460 Monroe Street-LAwndale 7317 more 'i'mu'rr. UNI ROW ONE: Walter Green. Attalie Hageman, Dorothy Harbaugh, joan Hartman, june lrlartinan. ROW TWO: Wilma Hinds, Bonita Hingst, Sis Hobey, Robert Holey, Robert Ir- vin. ROW TH R E E: Leatrice Karrow, Phyllis Keller, Ger- ald Kennedy, Kenneth Kruse, Alice Kurth. ROW FOUR: Virginia La- Follette, Arid ry La mb e r t, Nancy Lee, Ruth Lockard, Patricia Mangas. ROW FIVE: Alice Wright, Pearl Young, Roy Marriot, Theodore Mathias, Rolland Mattison, Esther Metgzer, Vivian Meyers, ROW! SIX: Beverly Miller, Florence Miller, Marcella Montri, Sally Murphy. ROW SEVEN: Barbara Nagel, Nancy Neuendorfl, Bernice Parrish. Livingston Studio 417 Summit St AD 2011 Excellent Photographs l'.Xlili 'l'llIR'l'Y-TVVU ROW! ONE: Phyllis Par- wn, Mary Peterson, Rudy Pctz, Frances Plocek, Mary Z pu ,as Prange. 'll H' J' wwf' ROW' 'I'WfO: Rita Rcllllng, Victoria Rcntluff, Wfilharn Rcnn. Harry Rice, Doris Rrkcr. ROW! 'I'HRIfIf: Kcnnarrl Rohinson, Peggy Robinson, Ruth Romay, Lillian Rux- :-QII, Arnold Schalwer. ROW' FOUR: Iictty Smith, Miriam Smith, Betty Soren- sen, Gloria Soshca, 'lean Spalding. ROW FIVIZ: Mary Sperlccr, Ruth S I c u s I o f f, Carmel S w a r I z, M ay o m a Teal, Merry Thompson, Cllwster Zgorecki, Angeline Zwolak. ROW SIX: janet Wfalker, Kathleen Wfeipert, Clara Wfhite, june Wfhitney. ROW SEVEN: Mildred Wfilliams, Viola Wfilliama, Retha Wfrshcr. 9-9 'is ' X I' N .-Q., --md WW' 'fe fha f 2 ia:- gh 1, JJ, L I me ata yyyy A Leader and Grand Dept. Stores-1027 and 1632 Sylvania, 3342 Monroe St. Better Merchandise for Less Money IRXGIC 'I'IIlR'l'Y 'IIIIRICIC x Sophomores 7am .aaa aa vw va at President ...,........ ................ J im Wing Vice-President ,...v, ................ J une Barton Secretary ......,,,,,, .,.....,. K athrine Peterson Treasurer ........ ....,......,....., M ary Dean Advisor ,,,,......,......,,,,..,...........,.................,., Carl Delph S kating's our specialty, O fficers sighed, P ossessing a great deal of H onesr school pride. 0 ptimistic in everything Mischievous too, O riginal R esourceful E nergetic, it's true. S incerely loyal to our Maize and Blue. ROW ONE: Barton Alhring, Marcine Baker, Cleon Ball, Esther Barnes, June Barton, William Bennett, Howard Berman. ROW TWO: William Billheimer, Delmar Black, Bernice Bladel, Earl Blair, Emily Bocian, Oliver Bomar, Fred Bomyea. ROW THREE: Ted Bucher, Geraldine Carlson, Rosemary Carter, Shirley Cherry, John Coberly, Irene Collins, Betty Conrad. ROW POUR: Shirley Cook, Milton Cory, Mary Cox, john Crew, Betty Daniels, Ralph Davidson, Harry Dawsey, ROW FIVE: Mary Dean, Donald Drake, Harold Dunn, Jean Erswell, joan Eillhright, William Frazier, Charles Ghesquire. ROW SIX: Tom Gill, Ferne Glenn, Russell Graham, james Griffin, Allen Haak, Mildred Haas, Robert Hackett. ROW SEVEN: Lela Hall, Donna Hancock, Evelyn Hancock, Betty Lou Hankins, Richard Hankinson, joseph Hart, Marian Hayward. ROW EIGHT: George Henzler, Doc Hill, Joyce Hoagland, Charles jones. Farm Bureau Insurance-Harry F. Graves-5550 Rambo Lane-KI. 4415 MFE 'I'lllR'l'Y-FOUR 'V L JS lun W' Y ,A Ai sg? KX 3 4-X53 ,X 2 Q1 .ff .if K! 'Y' 'Qs 'Q-35 ATHAN'S Unique Grill-Sylvania at Secor PAGE THIR'I'Y-FIVE ROW ONE: Ernest Never, Ronald Orhan, Harold Padley, William Parker, Robert Patton, Sheila Pearsall, Kathryn Peterson, Boh Petz. ROW TWO: Dorothy Pollock, Marie Ragan, Dawn Reeves, Naomi Rodgers, Raymond Roe, Lois Sangrneister, Edna Shepardson, Louis Smith. ROW THREE: William Smith, Patricia Smythe, Daniel Snyder, Doris Spaulding. ROW FOUR: Williziln Stahl, Ruth Steadman, Wzlllace Stevens, jean Sulzer. ROW FIVE: Lois Sulzer, Donna Titgemeyer, Trude Trinckler, Richard Truitt, Harry Vischer, Barbara Walters, Bernita White, Ellouise Wiedenhoff. ROW SIX: Joyce Willard, Paul Wilson, james Wing, Edith Woodcock, Richard Wotring, Mary Wotring, Joanne Yancey, Neal Ziegler. Youngs Cabinet Shop-5555 Gay Street-LAwndale 6970 PAGE TIIIRTY-SIX ROW ONE: Dolores jones, Dorothy Kelsey, Raymond Kemler, Kathryn Kenner, Jean Kern, james Kilhride, Ramona Kitchen, Betty Koppelman. ROW '1'WO: Donna Mae Kruger, Bill Lange, Gene LaPoint, Elroy Larrow, Robert Lavoy, Orlyss Lawrence, Charles Lehman, Angeline Lenhart. ROW THREE: Lois Lentz, Neil Lindsay, Floyd Lintz, Nick Macut. ROW FOUR: jack Mangas, Lorin Markin, Thelma Mauss, Elnora May. ROW FIVE: Nancy McDonald, Geraldine McDonald, Boh McGill, Edna McKay, Bob Merce, Marge Merhab, Charlotte Metzger, Audrey Myers. ROW SIX: Marcella Miller, Virginia Millspaugh, Charles Mitchell, Betty Mixon, Kathryn Morrison, Nancy Navarro, Ruth Nelson, jean Netterneld. 'B' 'L . . M Q1-Q, . A. , t Y' 'R at Canary Cottage Restaurant-4713 Detroit Avenue-LAwndale 0257 PAGE 'l'llIR'l'Y-SEVEN Freshman 7w,zZmq GZCWQ of Qlcwy PfCSldEf1f ....-.......f... ...,............ B ob Harris ViC6-Pr6SiCl6r1t .... .. ....,.. .,.,.,,.,,., P hyllis Thomas 56Cf6I211'y ---.-,....... .,f......................... F rances Brock Tr62lSur6r ......... ...,.......,.................. M arcla Enbody AflViS0rS -,,... ......... M ary Gerity, Elinor Fisher ROW ONE: Joyce Adams, Rauel Armstrong, Naomi Albring, Ruth Amtsbuechler. ROW TWO: Leslie Arndt, William Burley, Shirley Barnes, Michall Barney. ROW THREE: Donald Barton, Bonnie Beckley, Ronald Ben- ton, Nettie Booker. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Braun, Francis Brock, Betty Brotherson, Dennis Bryant. ROW ONE: Austin Buck, William Burton, William Cassill, Ruth Clark. ROW TWO: Rita Cline, LeRoy Coberley, jerry Coder, Jacqueline Colgrove. ROW THREE: Patricia Conklin, Phyllis Cook, Harold Coon, Bar- bara Coventry. ROW FOUR: Russell Cox, William Culp, Mary Curson, Daniel Lee. Trilby Radio Repair-5501 Gay Street Morrill Bros. Shell Service-Alexis at Tremainsville-LAwndale 0104 Walter LeBay's Sohio Service Station--Alexis Road PAGE TH IRTY-EIGHT ROW ONE: jean Davison, Betty Dent, jean Eisenbrandt, Marda Enbody, Mary Entenman, Betty Felkey, Audrey Fisher, Gerald Forbis. ROW TWNO: Floyd Ford, Garnette Ford, Orville Fowler, Ray Friess, Roger Frisk, Harold Gaiffe, Dorothy Gajewski, Theodore Gallagher. ROW THREE: joseph Gerling, Donna Geibel, Lucille Green, Norman Greeve, Doris Grodi, Rohert Gunner, Joyce Hageman, Geraldine Hall. ir ROW ONE: Bob Harris, Gerald Hart, Ronald Hawk, Robert Heaton, Virgel Henry, joan Henzler, Charles Hier, Alma Higbie, Bonnie Hinds. ROW TWO: Barbara Hodges, Kenneth Hoffman, james Horn, Audrey Huber, Eilene Ireland, Arlene Ireland, Lois Jennings, Bernard jermano. ROW THREE: Willialm johnson, Lois Kennedy, Carole Kilbride, Clarence Kimling, Rose Kimling, Norman Kleinsmith, Abby Kronk, james LaGrange, Richard Larrow. . I 4, QQF, 5 'fl' 'Fiv- Nbv- '77 all QU KN wr! Sy Q am, e' Perfection Spring and Brake Service--lith at Monroe-MAin 1911 l',-VIE 'liIIlR'I'H XI ROW ONE: Richard Mosher, Robert Nacht- man, Jimmie Nelson, Rose Ann Nickerson, R. J. Nickolson. ROW TWO: Donald Nof- ziger, Patricia Nottage, Sharon Orns, Larry Orr, Jane Pelton. ROW THREE: Naomi Pence, George Perry, Doris Petee, Lorraine Pezoli, Loretta Pezoli. ROW FOUR: Ger- aldine Pipes, Norma Pouline, Mary Pruss, Doris Reed, Merle Reeves. ROW FIVE: George Reiser, Juanita Renn, Roger Ricken- man, Lou Fern Riker, Bertha Ritzenthaler. f Win :gig 4n:v?f' ye- P AGE FORTY ROW ONE: Norma Lathrop, Howard Leffel, Margaret Lehman, Patricia Lehnert, Jim Len- hart. ROW TWO: Dorothy Lewis, Bertha Luzius, Elmer Macllinski, Leona Markin, Helen Maris. ROW THREE: Marion Mar- quardt, Carlton Mauss, Morris McAdam, Barbara McBride, Delores McKay. ROW FOUR: Helen McQuestion, Lois Melka, Howard Merhab, Harry Merriott, Donald Meyers. ROW FIVE: Charles Miller, Joanne Miller, Dale Minton, Richard Monroe, Rich- ard Morrill. 41-1 ROW ONE: Kenneth Sass, Eleanor Saunders, Charlie Schermerhorn, joan Schick, Donald Scott. ROW TWO: Robert Segur, Carol Sei- fert, Robert Sherwin, Charles Slusher, Betty joan Smith. ROW THREE: Bryan Smith, Lucille Smith, William Soshea, Robert Stacy, Norman Staflortl, ROW FOUR: Rucly Stahl, Helen Steusloff, Clark Stewart, Robert Stew- art, Alvin Stevens. ROW FIVE: Melvin Stevens, Floyd Stratton, William Sullenger, john Sutherlantl, Phyllis Thompson, 4--I 6 A i -. 3 VA an 5 , I ia - 'W '3 4 if f Z i t Ki i X l 4V!N.M i A A' I 'K 4 ' ff i W ,fe I xf flif' ,A, i. Eff' X ,,rA I A 1 ' ' 1' 'i Qf it 9,6 T C- ' rg: Qi' R if 'Q 3 1 GFI? I V ,K 1 ' 1 0. f te, . , - ' R 'Wi l 2' 9 ' A 4 3 . 0 6' 1 tj -i s sf . x . ' ., l f if fr' t r i '57 ':1 . i . , . ROW ONE: Betty Thompson, Duane Thomp- son, Elmer Tifft, john Trabbic, Robert Trim- mer. ROW TWCD: jacquelyn Turner, Breck Wagner, Patricia Walker, Helen Walters, Dwaine Washburn. ROW THREE: Mar- garet Wegener, Marjorie Wegener, john Wehmeyer, Albert Weiss, Harold White. ROW FOUR: Margaret White, Ralph Whit- mire, Ralph Whitney, Norman Wiedenhoff, Helen Willard. ROW FIVE: Mary Wil- liams, Berna Woodring, Robert Zgorecki, Annette Ziemke, joan Zytkus. :lf C ,,,,.. V it-'il 1. ' - V PAGE I-'ORTY-ONE Qmffile p ,- .,., IB JN'M- ' 2' K gl! ..- K J uiz Kids Pupils whose first semester averages we Seniors +Jeanne Barton Marjorie Davison Patricia Dean Alice Fletcher Fred Germain Dawn Gohlke 5'eCorinne Griffiths Beverly Hankinson Alliene Keller Frances Miller Leo Recknagle Dorothy Roudebush 5'eDonna Schlembach Betty Smith Zita Stoup Ruth Surdasky Jeanette Sutherland Bernice Timerman xRosemary Wittman ak Juniors yfMarion Beals +Barbara Borner Clarajeanne Dankert xMarilyn Deerwester Charles Ewing Donna Fletcher Norman Fowler N6Loretta Giese NeMarcella Graham Joan Hartman 5'QWilma Hinds i5Bonita Hingst Estelle Hoby Phyllis Keller Gerald Kennedy Virginia LaFollette Nancy Lee 5'eEsther Metzger Beverly Miller Florence Miller Marcella Montri Mary Peterson 5'eVictoria Rendoff William Renn Doris Riker Peggy Robinson lVIary Spencer Janet Walker Kathleen Weipert June Whitney Mildred Williams re A's and B's Sophomores Marcine Baker June Barton Fred Bomyea Betty Conrad John Crew Mildred Haas Joseph Hart Joyce Hoagland Raymond Kemler Romona Kitchen Nancy McDonald Audrey MCy'C1'S Kathryn lllorrison Kathryn Peterson Donna 'Fitgemeyer Edith VVoodcock Joanne Yancey Freshmen Donald Barton Ronald Benton Ruth Clark Barbara Coventry Mary Curson Mary Entenman Howard Leffel Helen McQuestion Charles Miller Rose Ann Nickerson Betty Sandusky Betty Smith Helen Steusloff Albert Weiss Margaret White Annette Ziemke itUpperclassmen who have never had a C average PAGF FORTY-TVVO 3 ,A pil Iuwfl 4' -Q i l A x ' -42 , H .f ,..'!. :fe Ll IURIX ll ROW ONE: Jeanette Sutherland, Retha Vllisher, Betty Lou Smith, Jeanette Keller, Marjorie Davison, Del'a Stevers, Betty J. Smith, Pat Mangas, joanne Hartman, Vir- ginia 1,aFulIette. ROW TIVO: Attalie Hageman, Mildred Vl'angrin, Mary Spencer, Esther Metzger, Arcola Moore, Cork Dankert, Dorothy llarliaugh, Lillian Russell, Marcella Graham, Ruth Richmond, Lois Beard, Mrs. Schlegel. ROW TllRl:'l:'.' Regina Adams, Betty Hill, jean Barton, Verna l,uwrent'e, Sis Melienzie, Dar-l -lervis, Mary Peterson, Beverly Miller, Phyllis Keller, Viola VVilliams, Marilyn Dee wester, Mary Neville, Betty .lane Hartman, I.:-namae Alexander, Peggy Robinso Donna Fletcher, Bonita llingst. ROIV FOUR: Florence Miller, Sis llolxey, jean Erikson, Nancy Lee, Eileen VVigglit, l,ut'ille Fielitz, Dorothy Arehilralrl, Pearl Young, Par Trabbie, Frances Miller, Maxine Leliay, Betty Amtsbuevliler, june VVhitney, Ruth Steusloff, Kathleen Poiry, Mary Grodi, Marvel Stahl, Alive lileteher, Donna ' lint Dean. Sr Friendship ..,....Donna Schlembach .Dorothy Harbaugh .on Y I-. n, Sehlembath President ....,,.... Vice-President ..,. ,... Secretary .....,,.. .......,.,,... P eggy Robins Treasurer ....,,.. ,,,.,,.. C lara Jean Dankert Advisor ...,. ,.,,.,,, .,...,..,..,...... I r ma Schlegel Terry dreads to see this year end because it means the end of her activities with her favorite club, a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association. She already misses the skating party, the splash party with Tim, the theater party, and even sharing her Christmas with the orphans. Remember when she entertained the Burnham Hi-Y? Was Tim jealous! Then of course there was the after-game dances, the Mothers' Tea, and endless doings at the Y. One thing she won't have to leave behind is her fun at the U.S.O. entertaining the boys in service, All in all she's had a wonderful time and hopes her successors will too. Trilby Farm Dairy-Secor Road-LAwndale 8800 PAGE roR'rxuroUR 7 RUN' fINlf: Rxulnond Roc, Bill liowinzin, ,lim Nickerson, Harold Righlmyer, Don llnrion, 'I'i'ml Mathias. Rirlinril llnukinson, 'lov llnri, Alnrk Mnngns, Alnki- Duhon- dorfi-r, Bud Cooper. RUN TIVO: Boh Hoover, Lowell Brown, joe janney, Ray llzn-km. lval Carter, jnhn Svln-rt-r, Bernard Li-nhart, jerry Brock, Carl Kurth, Boh l.oi'k:lrd, Mr. XV:llki'r. RUII' TllRI:'Ii: Bob llzlcks-tl, Bob Usterlirmdt, Bill Parker, Hill l'i-tri-r, lirwin Mzmison, -lim Di-Silnoiw, Rus-Q-ll Mitrcc, Hilton Ulu-rdii-r, Gt-org Hoffman, Don Drake, Don Hrondi-s, Norman lfowlvr. I-li-Y President .,,,. ,A,,, . .,,,l-Iarold Rightmyer Vice-President ,,,,.,,,,,.. Bob Lockzird Sc-cictnry ..,,,,,,,,, ...,,,.,.. B ob Hoover Treasurer ...,... ........,. D on Horton Advisor ..... .,,,..., A rden Willker All work and no play makes Tim a dull boy, so long ago he joined the Hi-Y to gain for himself new friends, new experiences, and happy memories. He feels he has gained all of that and more. This year especially his club tried to cooperate more fully with its sister organization and so together they planned a splash party and a joint program. Tim hopes future Hi-Y's will do more to promote such affairs. He also had charge of the Christmas program, doing a beautiful job of a one-act play, to say nothing of sponsoring a successful skating party. This year was one of the brightest in our I-Ii-Y history. Tim regrets leaving. West Toledo Publishing Co.,-638 Phillips Avenue--LAwndale 1173 Printers of This Annual PAGE FORTY-FIV E flfcei WMM Sophomore Friendship Prseident .,,,........ .,,.... D orothy Kelsey Vice-President . ,,,, ..,,A....,,,, j oanne Yancy Secretary ..,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,....,, N ancy Navarro Treasurer .,,,,.. .,,.o.,A. N ancy McDonald Advisor .,,,. ,.,..., J osephine Laskey With a pat on the back and a friendly smile, Terry and the other senior girls work side by side with their junior partners of the Sophomore Friendship Club. Together they swelled their treasuries with the proceeds of a successful skate, but on their own they sold War Bonds and Stamps. Their goal had been to purchase a jeep for the school but that was too easy so now they have hitched their wagon to a plane. We hope you make it, girls. Probably their biggest undertaking was launching the Freshman Club, and then there were the after-school Christmas party, and the welfare work for those less fortunate. All three clubs collaborated on the Mothers' Tea at the end of the year. SUPHOMORE FRIENDSHIP L'l.l'B ROW' UNH: Betty Conrad, Charlotte Metzger, Naomi Rodgers, Katherine Peterson, Nlziry Evelyn VVotring, Nancy Navarro, joAnn Yanev, Ruth Stedman, 'lirude Trink- ler, jean Erswell, Dorothy Pollock. ROW TIVO: Naney Mcllonald, Orlyss Law- renee, Dznnia Krueger, Betty Coppleman, Shirley Cook, june Barton, Marjorie Mer- hah, Mary Dean, Ruth Nelson, jerry Mcllonnld, Elloise Vl'iedenhoft, Elnora May, Irene Collins, hliss Lziskey. ROIV TllRI:'l1'.' Ruth Fraser, Donna 'liitgc-rneyer, Angola Lenhart, ,Ioyee lloaglzind, Kate Morrison, Dorothy Kelsey, Pat Stnythe, jean Sulzer, Marcella Miller, l.ois l,entz, Marion Hayward, jnun Hawkins, Betty Mixnn. Davison's Health Studio-3835 West Central-jGrdan 4561 Treuhaft Interior Decorators-1014 Sylvania Avenue PAGE FORTY-SIX 0 FRESIIMAN FRIENDSHIP CLUB RUN' U.Yl1': janv l'i-llon, Bonnie- llinrls, Naomi Alhring, Ruth Clark, Doris l'r'h'r, Dorothy Gajvu-ski, Donna Gicb:-I, joyrr- Adams, lir-ity Thovnpson. RUIV TWO: llnyce llagrnian, Abby Kronk, Bc-tty Dent, Bertha l.ur'ius, -Ioannv Schick, RoseAnne Nicker- son, Rita Cline, Shirley Barnes, Norma Poulin, Margaret Lehmann, Mary Williams, liarbara llodigi-s, jarqurlim- Colgrove, l7lorQ-live Pool, Norma YVir-denhoft. ROW' TIIRI:'li.' Miss Gi-riiy, ll:-Ivn Maris, Doris Rr-ed, Carol Sic-fa-rt, Juanita Renn, Mary i'illlt'IHIl1lIl, Bonnie Iii-vkley, Doris Grodi, I.:-ona Markin, Eleanor Saunders, Phyllis 'l'homas, ,Ivan llubvr, Ravmonda Marv, Lois 'Ir-nnings, Alma llighir-, Betty Folk:-y, ,Ioyrv Braun, luis Kcnimly. ROW FUl'R: Pat VValker, Barbara McBride, Francis Brock, lierna jean XKVIXKITIIIH, lnis Mvlka, Marv furson, Barbara Covclltry, Betty lirothrrson, liarne-l Ford, Pat Conklin, Fern Riker, Phyllis Cook, Margaret Yvhite, -Ioan Zytcus, llvli-n Ste-usloff, jran Davison. Freshman Friendship President ,,,,..,,,,,,, ,...... F rances Brock Vice-President ..,. ....... M ary Entcnmam Secretary ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,..,. , Ioanne Miller 'IH-uasurer .r,,........ Lois Melkal .Q H iMary Gerity Advmms ' ' I Lois Loehrke Not much can be said of the club formed by Terry's little sisters for it was just newly organized this year. A great deal of success is in store for them, however, because they have everything they need, leadership, cooperation, enthusiasm, and the backing of two splendid advisors. Grays Market-Douglas Road at Roseview-LAwndale 0165 George Sprenger's Men's Shop-1015 Sylvania Avenue-LAwndale 0118 PAGE FORTY-SEVEN MWQLZWMZNMJZQ ROII' ONE: Shirley Barnes, Ruth Richmond, Mary VVilliams, Doris Reedvgoanne Miller, Bea Hartman, Daryl Jervis, Dorothy Nickolson, Doris Grodi, nnette Ziemke, ROW' TIVO: Verna Lawrence, Helen Maris, Vivian Meyers, Viola VVil- Iiams, Margaret VVhite, Mary Neville, Beverly Payton, Marilyn LaPoint, Helen VVoodard, Mrs. Knoke. ROW' THREE: Nancy Lee, Dorothy Archibald, Della Stevens, Betty J. Smith, jean Bennett, Frances Brock, Margaret Black, Donna Schlembach, Betty Recd, Lois Melka, joan Braun, Lois Beard. I-lome Ec President ..,..........,, ...,............. D ella Stevens Vice-President ...... .,.,,,, D orothy Archibald Secretary .....,...,. .....,..........., L ois Beard Treasurer ....i,.. ......... V erna Lawrence Advisor ,.,.. ......... F rances Knoke Terry knows that the most important job every girl faces is that of maintaining a home. To train herself along these lines she joined the Home EC. Club in her freshman year and since then has come a long way in learning the principles necessary in the management of a happy home. On the social side they sponsored a Korny-jeans Dance, a tea for new members, a splash party, and an after-basketball game dance. Terry pricked her finger making pennants to sell fostering school spirit, but she didn't mind. At the conference in Columbus the other girls turned green when she appeared all decked out in the smart togs she had made herself. Terry will always remember and carry with her, her experiences in the Home Ec. Club. Athan's Restaurant-Sylvania at Jackman-LAwndale 0321 Davis Business College-Huron at Adms-MAin 7174 PAK I: FORTY-EIGHT Na Editorial S ta jf ' A ,,,- A ,.,,,,,.,---.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,,,.... D onna Editor ......,....,.... ....-- Associate Editors ........ Classes ..........,,..,........ Organizations ........, Normal UMW Schlembach ,,,,,....,,,,.,.,Corinne Griffiths, Leo Recknagel ,..,,,,,,,,,,r,,,Jeanne Barton, Mary Louise Hankinson ,.,.,Dorothy Roudebush, Pat Dean . JDon Horton, Bob Wilscmn, Jeannette Keller, Pictures ,........ 5p0fg5 ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,...,,,,,,..,,,,,,..,...,........ B ill Petree, Mel Copy Preparation ...,. Typists .................... Advisor .....r Business Staf Business Manager .... . Sallesmen ................. Advisor ....... ..,.... . .. .......,.,.....,....,...............,........,..,,....,.,...,....... lMargie Davison, Norman Orban, Bill Bowman vin Darrow . , ,..,.....,,,...,......,......... Delores Murray Sis McKenzie, Elsie Zimmer, Ruth Richmond, Eileen Wight .........,.......,.,....-Josephine Laskey Jervis Ueanette Sutherland, Don Knaggs, Alice Fletcher, lDorothy Nickolson, Bill Blessing, Helen McKiddie Irma Schlegel This year, despite war time conditions, we have done our best to bring you a better annual. From a maze of photos, ads, write-ups, type- writers, glue, cartoons, rulers, pencils, snaps, ink, subscriptions, copy, per- spiration, and headaches this is what we've drawn. We hope you like it. ROW ONIS: Donna Schlemhavh, Daryl Jervis, Corinne Griffiths, Don Horton, Ji-anne Barton, Sis lN1eKenzir-, Len Recknagrl. ROW TIVO: Bob Wilson, Jeanette Sutherland, Bill Bowman, Margie Davison, Jeanette Kelli-r, Bill Blessing, Delores Murray. ROW THREE: Eih-cn VVight, Melvin Darrow, Mary Louise ilankinson, Alive- Fletcher, Dun Knaggs, Ruth Richmond, Pat Dean. Charles Bauer and Sons Hardware-5002 Douglas Road-LAwndale 8541 Braun's Country Store-Dixie Highway at State Line Road PAGE FORTY-NINE 7 STANDING: Bob Wilson, Don Horton, Jim Richards, George Hoffman, Ray llackett, Marge Davison, Harold Rightmyer. SITTING: Sis McKenzie, Bill Bless- ing, Donna Schlembach, Margaret Hoffman, Alliene Keller. S ' Pl Abby Brewster ..... . . . . Donna Schlembach NARSENIC AND OLD LACE' The Rev. Dr. Harper . . . . . . . . . Bill Blessing Teddy Brewster ..... . . . . . Sis McKenzie Officer Brophy ..... . . . . . .Bill Bowman Officer Klein ..... . . . . . . CarlKurth Martha Brewster ..... . . . . . . Alliene Keller Elaine Harper ...... . . . . . Marge Davison Mortimer Brewster .... . . . . . . jim Richards Mr. Gibbs ....... .., , . . . BobKalka jonathan Brewster .... . . . . . .. BobWilson Dr. Einstein ...... . . . . . .Don Horton Officer O'Hara ..... . . . . . . Ray Hackett Lieutenant Rooney .... . . . . . . B-ob Lockard Mr. Witherspoon .... PAGE FIFTY .... Harold Rightmyer ST.'l.X'lJl.YG.' 'lin-il Mznhizis, Arnold Blair, Sis Ki-llcr, Bah llolcy, Ki-ii Kruse, Nnnvy lw, Bill Zim-ms, Attnlic llI1'Q'lll1lll. SITTING: Bert' Lou Smith, Sally M h 1- 'r l Pi-:irl Young, Mai'gurr-t lloffnmn, Mildred Duerr. Junior Play uri y, Mary Brown ...... FAMILIES ARE LIKE THAT ..... Attalie Hageman junior Brown Patricia Brown . 'lied' Mathias i . . . . . Betty Lou Smith Elsie Brown . . . . . . . . . Mildred Duerr Phillipine ...... . . . . . . Sally Murphy Marty Cordell ...... . . . . . . . PearlYoung jim Brown ....... . . . . . . Robert Holey Clare . . .... . . . . . . . . Nancy Lee George ........ . . . . . .Kenneth Kruse john Fitch ....... . . . . . William Ziems Louise Fitch . ...... Officer . . . Phyllis Keller . . Arnold Blair PAGE Fl FTY-ONE Main! RUII' O.YI:: Bclly l'nnratl, lisllier Metzger, Mary Spcltcer, C'll:lrl1vttc Metzger, Kath- erine Peterson, Nancy McDonald, Sis McKenzie, Shirley Cook, june Barton, 'l'hf-Ima Mauss, Marjorie Merhah. RUIV TIVO: Dorothy Roudehush, Irena- Collins, llltllllil Kruegvr, Viola Vl'illiams, Phyllis Keller, Bcity Smith, ,lean Suller, Elnora May, Frances Graves, Bonita Ilingst, Donna Fleteher, Betty Frosch, Alcanette Kcllcr, Ba-tty lou Smith. RUIV TllRI:'lf.' Rc-tha VVishcr, Jeanette Sutherland, Marian Ilaywartl, l'at Smythe, jcan Netterfield, Virginia Van lVormer, Maxine I.4-Bay, Frances Rickett- mann, Bessie Lathrop, Mary Grodi, Kathleeen Poiry, Neva Dent, Donna '1'itgemeycr, Joyce Hoagland, Katherine Morrison, Mildred llaas, Alice Kurth. Ii l'IIf'I'Y-'l'VVU ROII' 0.Yl:'.' Betty Dent, Bertha l,ucius, jackie Turner, Dorothy Lewis, Norma Poulin, Loraine Peloli, Florence Pool, Mary Vl'illiams, Joanne Miller, Doris Reed, luis Kennedy, xluanita Renn, Pat Unnklin, Lorretta Pezoli. RUII' TIVO: Doris Urodi, 'loan Zytcus, Bcity Sandusky, Joyce Braun, Fern Riker, Phyllis Cook, ,loan llenyler, Norma Lathrop, Lavon Durell, jerry Hall. ROW TllRlflf.' Bernard ,lef- mano, Breck VVagne-r, .lack llier, Don Meyers, Bob Holey, Bill Renn, Erwin Mal- tison, Raymond lakulvowski, Charles Round, Calvin Crew, Clarence Kimling, Al- hert VVeiss, Rudy Stahl. Trilby Barber Shop-A. D. Baker, Proprietor Wing's Hardware-5816 Secor Road Wee Zffl 7ke gmcf RUII' 0.Ylf.' Don llaskrl, lit-ruit'r jrrniano, john lVillard, Dorothv Eash, Marx Spi-iuci-i', Arcola Moore, listlier Meng:-r, Daryl lrrvis, Shirlrv Cook, Ruth Rich- mond, Naomi Rodgers, Maxine l.rliay, lNlarct-lla Graham. RUII' TIIYIJ liussir Lathrop, Kunnv Robinson, Donald Prange, Charles Sutherland, Gem' Richardson, jot- llart, 'l'vd Mathias, Ronald lit-nton, Lois Mc-lka, Marion Heals, Kr-nm' llnff- man, Sis Mi'Km1it'. ROII' Tllklflzf' l.nrin Marltin, 'l'ed Richardson, Phyllis Keller, Sis llohrx, Hurry VI. Smith, -lt'5lIN'llt' Sutherland, ,learn-ttt' Ki-ller, vvlllllllll Bailey, llnnna 'llitge-Ill:-yur, Klllt' Morrison, Ki-nnv Kruse, llarold Ilawsrv, Ralph NVhil- ney, 'lirudr 'lirinltlrt', Carol Siefi-rl, lit-tts' .-Xllttslxtlwlllt-r. Music makes the world go around so Tim and Terry thought they'd help it. Gathering up their instruments they practiced faithfully with the band and sang with the glee clubs. XXfhenever entertainment was needed they were johnny on the spot. livery football game found them right out there in front blowing for all they were worth. just ask the team if they didn't boost morale. Early in January they favored Trilby with a concert. Terry was among the girls singing in the trio and the octet, and as usual, was a credit to her leader. Probably their most outstanding accomplishment was the assembly program they presented. That was their time to shine and they certainly didn't pass it up. Wfe have come to look forward to this annual presenta- tion. It is the one time the student body recognizes the effort they have put forth. Thyer Lumber and Box Co.-7208 Douglas Road-LAwndale 7387 Dene's Sohio Service-Dixie Highway at California Boulevard l':XtIl-I lfll-TY-'I'll .firing iff HMM Sm 1, Gund Fur One Mureg 2. 11:30 Janig 5. So They Sew and Sewg 4. Hold ltlg S. Knowledge Fggtqiryg 6, - - That Pistol Down, Bahcng 7. Ho I-Iumlg 8. The FixAlt Shopg 9. Knittin' For Brituihg 10, Blow, Gabriel, Blowlg 11. In Step Witlm The March uf Dimesg 12. Meat Rcachin'g 15, First Come First Servcg 14. Oh, For An Elevaturlg 15, Thi1t'll Be Two Centsg 16. jcimettes Successurg 17. Ave Marin: 18. just Plain Grump. 1315 l-illfl'Y-lfUlfR 512W ff' l!+ 02. z I K ' f'N J X IM 1- llllXl' mm ROW I Bud Cooper Theron Brisbm Earl Scott Bob Kalka ROW III Bob Osterhoudt ack Cline Bill Liems Don Brnndes ROW li. jack Kidd! on-inf Marisa, 'John same.. ' 7. I 74 OAK HARBOR vs. WHITMER The Oak Harbor team was predicted strong, as usual, but the Maize and Blue were ready for them. Our team was exceedingly light but with hght to spare and Oak Harbor was completely outclassed. We 19, They 0. WHI'TMER vs. GENOA After overcoming a strong Oak Harbor team the Panthers were quite confident taking Genoa in an afternoon game. The thrill of the day seemed to be the last play when shifty Bill Bowman grabbed the pigskin and did a beautiful, side-stepping run, 60 yards for his first touchdown, but it was called back because of clipping. Now the Panthers were really rolling. We 25, They 6. DELTA vs. WHITMER Our team was now working like a precision instru- ment. Their blocking was good and Delta was com- pletely routed. jake Dubendorfer was injured slightly during the second half but came in a few minutes later to do some spectacular running. We 26, They 0. PAGE FIFTY-SIX SWANTON vs. WHITMER Our team seemed almost over confident on defeat- ing Swanton. They were twice in scoring position and things looked bad for many minutes but finally we woke up and pushed over a touchdown. Victory number four. We 7, They 0. WHITMER vs. OTTAWA HILLS The 'Green and White was not even practice for the vicious Panthers as they chalked up their fifth consecutive victory. We 19, They O. WHITMER vs. PERRYSBURG The Yellowjackets came to Whitmer field with one of their strongest teams in years. They scored touch- downs in the hrst and third quarters but in the last quarter the Maize and Blue made its bid for victory when Carl Kurth passed a long one to Bob Lockard. We simply couldn't catch on to the Yellowjacket's tricky reverses and shifty back. We 6, They 12. 0 2 ROWI Norman Urban jake Duhendorfer Bill Bowman jerry Brock. ROI! III leo Rerknagil Bernard lenhart Joe jannes Q LZ Row II.: can kunh, Jim Richards, Bob ifnckmd, Bin Pkrkfr. ji ji Z , . , . MAUMEE vs. WHITMER On a chilly evening at Maumee we were beaten hy a single touchdown. It seemed as if even the referees' were against us, but that was O. K. boys. We know you've got what it takes. We 0, They 7. WHITMER vs. SYLVANIA Our boys were out for blood and they got it. Burn- ham pushed over a touchdown in the first half. fWil- bur was burned during the intermission. Remember Wilbur?J Coach Stacy talked to the boys in the shower room during the half and they came out fighting. It was a different game as we pushed over two touchdowns to win. We 14, They 6. MAIZE AND BLUE vs. MAIZE AND BLUE?? Our boys donned white jerseys in courtesy to Hol- land whose school colors are also Maize and Blue. This made no difference to our boys for they chalked up the biggest score of the season. We 33, They 6. Our hats are off to you, fellows! l Marmgrrx John Crew, Doc Hill, Ray Roe, Reuel Armstrong. PAGE FI FTYASEVEN QW L ROW' I: Carl Kurth, Jake Dubendorfer, Bud Cooper, Bob Lockard. RUIV ll: Rudy Pew, Don lirontles, jerry Brock, Boh Pew, Ralph Pritts. The boys of the Varsity this year, under their able coach, Mr. Pritts, broke a record which has been long standing in Whitmer High. On De- cember 3, the boys held Genoa throughout 32 minutes of fast play to not one single field goal. All of their 10 points were made on four shots. This is a record for future teams to shoot at. The honor of being the first victim of the 19-I-3-44 basketball season fell to Holland. The Hollanders came to Whitmer confident of an easy and decisive victory but were very much sur- prised when the boys turned on the heat and gave them a very thorough burnishing. Score 34-18. The next game was the eventful game with Genoa. Genoa traveled to Whitmer to take a crack at our 1000 record and left with our record still 1000. Score this time 24-10. Our next game and one of the hottest of the season was with the Rossford Quintet. Rossford journeyed to the Panther's .hardwood to sink a foul shot in the last few fleeting moments of the game and beat us by a heart breaking score of 17-16. The boys got back in form again by journeying to Clay and handing them as close a defeat as we had received the week before. Score-Panthers 29, Clay 28. The next game on our home court was with the strong suburban team, Maumee. After a hard fought game our boys were handed a crushing defeat-36-22. The boys seem to be having a streak of bad luck as we dropped another game to the Perrys- burg five. The score this time 27-17. After Christmas vacation and a couple of weeks of practice the boys were clicking again. Ottawa Hills came to the Panther's home floor and bowed to our boys by a score of 27-22. We next invaded the realm of our old arch enemy, Sylvania. Burnham seemed to have a hot streak in the last half and succeeded in handing our boys another one of those one point defeats. Sylvania 29, Panthers 28. As brilliant an exhibition of basketball playing as was ever seen by Whitmerites was put on by our boys as Clay journeyed to our home floor, only to be swamped under a 53-37 score. Inci- dentally this is the highest score run up by a Wliitmer team in the last five years, another triumph for coach Pritts and the team. For our next game we again battled Ottawa Hills. The boys from the hills seemed to have lady luck on their side. Qur boys were beaten by a 29-19 score. Hugo Kalmbacher and Sons-1518 Madison Avenue Binding and Cover for This Annual PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT gd We were now traveling over to see Maumee High School team work out against our strong defensive team. The Maumee team looked mighty good but most of us thought ours was better. lt was a close game all the way through but Whitmer was defeated, -I-0--ll. 'l'he next week we were away to Perrysburg. 'l'he Yellow jackets had had a better season than Wllitlner, but our team turned the tables, and in the last half, VVhitmer pulled ahead and won, 27-23. Burnham High visits VVhitmerg the stands are packed and the game is ready to start. lfight minutes are not very long but in this game they seem to go slowly. The first half was close, but in the last quarter, the Panthers zoomed ahead, giving Whitmer a 33-21 victory over Sylvania. Rossford was the last big game of the year, with exception of the Tournament Games. Rossford was unbeaten by any suburban team up to this point. Their floor was small and it took the first quarter for our boys to become adjusted to it, but by then it was too late to catch up and Rossford remained unbeaten by defeating Whitmer, 44-23. 6 THE TOURNAMENT The day Mr. Pritts went down to the Tour- nament drawing was a big event. He drew Libbey and on the first night the Panthers went down to lVlacomber to face the Cowboys. liven though Libbey was in the cellar of the city league we still had a tough opponent. Libbey led at the half 21-20, but VVhitmer started the second half strong and defeated the Cowboys 4-If-35, the second time in two years a Whitmer team has beaten a city team. After overcoming the Libbey five quintet we had to encounter the strong Fighting Irish of Central High. We played the first game that night of the Quarter Final. Up into the second quarter it was nip and tuck. Central led at the half and kept the lead throughout the game. Although in the fourth quarter we did bring our score up to 33-35, Central triumphed 45-33. This ended the season with an average of eight victories and eight losses. Bernard jrrzuno, Betty Lou Smith, Pat Suiylhe, l.ee Karow Seidel and Farris, Inc.-110 East Wfoodruff-MAin 5126 Engravings for This Annual PAGE FIFTY-NINE ' W72 726 Y YVilIinm Sullenger Robert Ilarria Richard Lnrrow Ray jakuhnwski George Reiser Bill Smith Hill johnson Don Drake Ronalrl Urban Carlton Muuss .lim I.rlll1Ill'l Larry Orr Russell Graham llnrolrl Dunn Roherr Spolla Huh Stewart Donald Barton Riker Welding Works-5809 North Detroit Avenue-LAwndale 3018 Arxon Co. Shell Station-Dixie Highway at California Blvd.-LA. 0388 PAGE SIXTY Dz1isy's Market-2948 Tremainsville Road-LAwndale 0355 wwf? Wee , frat La y .67 ROW I Carlton Mziuss Bill Todd Bill Bowman Harry Viaher Bill johnson ROW Il liuln Pi-ll Bill Ellis 'Vi-ul Ziglvr Ruswll Graham Ralph Pritts C. H. Baxter, Printer-5234 Douglas Road-Office Printing Specialty Flory's Market-4949 Douglas Road-LAwndale 6726 J. C. Penney Co.-1032 Sylvania Avenue-LAwndale 3112 PAGE Sl XTX'-ONE gafiiw Qffl RUIV ONE: Orny Scherer, Bud Cooper, Carl Kurh, Herb Erswell, Bob Lnckard, i Bowman. Chester Z orecki, Bob lloley, Doc llill. ROW TIVO: Mr. Stacv, , - - - ,I i ri . i . 2 I ow- B ll g in-urge lloffmnn, Orville Mauss, Neil Ziegler, Fnd K,,rnnf.,rr, Chun horde, ll llltd VVicdt'llhoft, Charles Garber, jerry Manteg. The Whitmer Baseball team set a new record in Baseball with a high average of 667. The games were as follows: LAMBERTVILLE: Mr. Stacy's Panthers started with a clean slate by defeating the Leopards in the snow, 9-7. METAMORA: This game was a runaway from the start with Whitmer defeating Metamora, 10-2. HOLLAND: After this game Mr. Stacy took an aspirin, for Whit- mer was handed out a 7-2 defeat by Holland. LAMBERTVILLE: The Leopards played a return game with Whit- mer, but the Panthers won, only by 6-4. CLAY: The Whitmer boys felt bad on the evening of May 6th, 1943, for they took the trimming of 20-9 in the afternoon at Pearson Park. METAMORA: The last game and the boys ended it with their heads high. The score 10-8 in favor of Whitmer. Allum's Market-Alexis Road at Clover Lane-LAwndale 0179 Peterson's Service Station-Matzinger Road and Stickney Avenue Canary Cleaners-1581 Sylvania Avenue-LAwndale 5141 PAGE SIXTY-TWO 2 W pw f . kwfucwfnepwwgww S fi x X mf fj A +1 555 jx N QW f gg, gf QM 'XY QQ ax GQ' ,WT ,gjw WJ! q XJQJKJMLW Yvyy VWX My MMWX WWA L' WW? WZ, gf! 'IRAQ Jyfbgfe face is KAP? 7539 yy 4 pwgznwwv ef' WA xfxjfWi1'90'e,.,3pJ Wfiwaakqq 90 E .Y .Q OM E '19 P x sa i WwmW1vQN7g1Pm 'T Q1':f :fnf ,4 QW gf X QfjZ,W f,KwW!E3J1i3 5 Q fMvf'qB 2 Q! 3pwj9Qjj P3 'J' , , G' Sv MW wfmotwifnywfw W fi 2 'N 4 ff 6 ,ig wxzsimf WW ix R 2-,Q N5:dFW YQMW'Vl 'vp N23 2,5 git PM k 'Li 7o'4'fD '51, SM dm i gf 7 EB ,gi H5 Mfwfwyfwtlg WW Ji-659 JMJWWWMRLM My gk . A H ASQ is 'P 25 +S' PAGE s1xT RU PP 6- BOWMAN Q 315-317 SUPERIOR STREET fSeconcl Eloorj Laboratory Supplies Reagent Chemicals Balance and Weight Microscopes and Magniflers Coar Porcelain Corning Pyrex Glass Vitresol Ware pafzcrm Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. F. Blessing Elmer F. Schroder, D.D.S. Mrs. Hess Mr. 'Otto Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Schlembach Mr. Kenneth Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Walter LeBay Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grodi Mrs. R. V. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. G. Irwin Jervis Mr.and Mrs. Floyd Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Timerman Mr. and Mrs. john Ritzenthaler Miss Mary Gerity Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Rohrs Mr. Henry A. Manore Mr. and Mrs. E. Wittman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Surdasky Donna and Daryl Doc Hill Mary and Al Maggie A. - Polly - Maggie B. Roy Knaggs Roselyn Smith Nancy Lou Smith Fred Germain and Bill Blessing Russ and Ray Mary and Norman Jeanne, Pat, Nelda Nancy and Don Beverly and Bud Don and Bob I PAGE SIXTY-FIVE Dark, Frank-Jr. ...........,.,..,.....,,...., . NAME Adams, Joyce Ann-Fr .,..,,.., Adams, Regina-Jr. ........ . Adkins, Earl-Jr. .,....... , Albring, Barton-Soph. Albring, Naomi-Fr. ..,...,.,,, . Alexander, Lena Mae-Jr .... Alt, Mary-Jr. ........,..,,.,....., . Amidon, Vern-Jr. .......... . Amtsbuechler, Betty-Jr. Amtsbuechler, RuthiFr. .. Apling, Margaret-Sr. ,..,.... . Archibald, Dorothy-Jr. ,.,.,....... . Armstrong, Revel Leroy-Fr ...,...,, Arndt, Leslie-Fr. ,................ Baker, Marcine-Soph. Bailey, William-Fr. Ball, Cleon-Soph. ......... . Barnes, Barnes Barney, Barton Barton Barton , , , EstheriSoph. .... . , Shirley-Fr. ..... . MichaeleFr. Donald-Fr, J une-Soph. ...., . J ean-Sr. ......... . Bauman, Chloretta-'Siu Beals, Marian-Jr. ......, . Beard, Lois-Jr. ........, . Beckley, BonnieFr. .... . Beckman, Viola-Soph. Beckman, Mildred-Fr. Bennett, Jeanne-Sr. ..... . Bennett, William-Soph. Benton, Ronald-Fr. ....,..... . Berman, Howard-Soph. .......... . Billheimer, William-Soph. .... . Black, Delmar-Soph. ............. . Black, Margaret-Sr. ...,,..,,............. . ffffffff5Q4Q Blackwood, David iUniversity3 ......... Bladel, Berniece-Soph. ....,..,....... . Blair, Arnold-Jr. ........ . Blair, Earl-Soph. ..... . Blessing, Fred-Jr. ....... . Blessing, William-Sr, Bocian, Delores-Jr. ..... . Bocian, Emily-Soph. Bomar, Oliver-Soph. Bomyea, Fred-Soph. Booker, Nettie-Fr, Borner, Barbara-J r. ...... ....... ......,..... . Bower, Vida Louise?Jr .,..... ............................ Bowman, William-Sr, Boyce, Howard-Jr. ..... . Braun, CarolineFr. ...... . Bravo, Elida-Soph. .........., . Breneman, Rnsemyrle-Sr. Brisbin, Theron-Jr. ....... . Brock, Frances-Fr. Brock, Jerry-Jr. .,...,. . Brondes, Don-Jr. ,.,..,,, . Brotherson, Betty-Fr. Brown, Lowell-Jr. ..,.. . Bryant, Dennis-Fr. .. Bucher, Ted-Soph, .. Buch, Austin-Fr. .16, 45, 49, .....,.30, Burt, Alma-Sr. .......... . Burton, Evelyn-Jr. .. Burton, William.-Fr. ................ . Carlson, Geraldine-Soph. ..................... . Carsten, Warren-Sr. lwithdrawnj .,.,,... Carter, Ivan-Jr. ............,.,...,.............. . Carter, Rosemary-Soph. .... . Cassill, William-IN. ...... . Chapman, Albert-Sr. ,,.. . Cherry, Shirley-Soph. ,... . PAGE SIXTY-SIX INDEX PAGES .........38, 47 .........38, 47 ..,....,.31, 53 .. ..,..,,.., 38 . ..,............. 16 .........31, 48 .........38, 57 ....,....34, 42 .........33, 53 38, 47, 48 38, 42, 60 42, 46, 52 16, 42, 49 31, 42, 53 .......31, 48 ......438, 47 .,.ffffffi'EQ 4Li 38, 42, 53 .........1s, 48 51 ls, 49, 50 12, 34, 42 42 57, 61, sz 47, 48, 52 ..,....31, ss 38, 47, 48 45, 57, 58 45. 56, 58 .,..,..38, 47 . ,....., 38 .,..,..34 .......38 ,.,...16 .......3l .....,.3S .,.ffffffi+IIQ' 43 34 .......38 17 ,34 NAME Clark, RuthfFr. .... . Cline, Jack-Jr. ..,.... . Cline, RitaqFr. .......... . Coberley, John-Soph. Coberley, Leroy-Fr. ,.., , Coder, Jerrald-Fr. .............. . Colgrove, JacquelinegFr. .. Collins, Irene-Soph, .... . Conklin, Pat-Fr. ....... . Conrad, Betty-Soph. Cook, Morris-Jr. Cook, Phyllis-Fr. ,..,... . Cook, Shirley-Soph. .... . Coon, Harold-Fr. ...... , Cooper, Bud-Jr. .....,. . Cornish, Ernest-Sr. Cory, Tom-SODh. ......... . Costen , Richard-Soph. Coventry, Barbara-Fr. . Cox, Mary-Soph. ......... . Cox, Russell-Fr. ............. . Crammer, Robert-Soph. Crew, Calvin-Jr. ,............. . Crew, John-Soph. ........ . Culp, William-Fr. .... . Curson, Mary-Fr. ..... . Daniels, Betty-Soph. ..., . Dankert, Clara-Jr, .....,. . Darrow, Melvin-Sr. fUniversityJ ........ Davidson, Ralph-Soph. ................... . Davison, Jean-Fr. ....... . Davison, Marjorie-Sr. ..... . Dawsey, Harry-Soph. ....... , Dean, Mary-Soph. .........,....... , Dean, Pat-Sr. 1Universityj ...... Deerwester, Marilyn-Jr. .....,. . Dent, Betty-Fr. ............ . Dent, Neva-Jr. ...... , Denton, Dori,siJr. .... . PAGES ...,....88, 42 ....,...38, 47 ..... .38 47 46, 52 .,.,.......38, 47. 52 ...,...34, 42. 46, sz ff.ff.ff.fQSE'f''ZQQHSE .......34, 46, 52, 53 ..,,...45, 56, 58, 62 ....,...38, 42, 47 ............31, 52 ......,.34, 42, 57 .,......38, 42, 47 .,.,.,...31, 42 ........l7, 49 47 ......,17, 42, 49, 50 53 46 ........17, 42, 49 ............31, 42 .,.,...,39, 47, 52 ......,..,..31, 52 DeSimone, Jim-Jr. ......................,...,... ......... 4 5 Detamore, Lenord-Sr. CMarinesj ...,..... .......,...,.... 1 7 Doncoes, William-Jr. .......,..,............... .............,.................. . Drake, Don-Soph. ..,....,..,.,.,,,.,,,..,,..,.... .,..,............. 3 4, 45, 60 Duhendorfer, Jake-Jr. fMarinesJ 4..4.... ...... 3 0, 31, 45, 57, 58 Duerr, Mildred-Jr, ..................,........... ..........................,...... 5 1 Dunn, Harold-Soph. .,...........,,........... ...................... 3 4, 60 Durll, Lavon-Fr. .... 1 ........ 52 Durell, Merle-Fr. .,.,..,... ...... ......... . Duvall, Irene-Sr. ,..,........,...........,.. ......... 1 7 Duvall, Robert-Sr. lArmyJ ,,....... Eisenbrant, Jean-Fr. .. Ellis, Bill-Jr. ........... . Enbody, Marda-Fr. ..... . Entemann, Mary-Fr. Eriksen, Jean-Jr. ........ . Erswell, Jean-Soph. ,.... . Ewing, Charles-Jr. Felkey, Betty-Fr. Fields, Lynn-Sr. ....,.,. . Fielitz, Lucille-Sr. ......., . Fillbright, Joan-Soph. Fisher, Audrey-Fr. ...... . Fletcher, Alice-Sr, Fletcher, Donna-Jr. .... . Flowers, Mae-Jr. ...... . Forbis, Gerald-Fr. ,.., . Ford, Floyd-Fr. ............ . Ford, Garnette Bell-Fr. , Forrester, Robert,-Jr. Fowler, Norman-Jr. ,... . ....,....31, 61 ........39, 42, 47 .,......34. 46 , ..,.... 31, 42 .,...,..39, 47 ........18, 42, 49 ........31, 42, 52 ........39, 47 ........3l., 42, 45 NAME Fowler. Orville--Fr. ...... . Frazier. Ruth-Soph. ....... . Frazier William-Soph, ..... . , 42, 49 , 42, 52 Freeman, Leroy-J r. ...,.,. . Frless, Ray-Fr. ...,.,........ . Frisk, Roger-Fr. ....... . Frosch, Betty-Jr. ......... . Gajewskl. Dorothy-Fr. .. Galfle, Harold-Fr. ........ . Gallagher, Leroy-Fr. Germain, Fred-Sr, .... . Getllng, Joseph-Fr. .......... Gelbel, Donna-Fr. .................. . Ghesqulere, Charles-Soph. .... . Glese, Loretta-Jr. ............ . Glll, Tom-Soph. ..... . Glenn, Doyle-Fr. Glenn. Ferne-Soph. ....,. . Glenn, Donald-Soph. .... . Gohlke, Dawn-Soph, Graham, Russell-Sonh. . Graham, Marcella-Jr. Graves. Frances--Jr. .... . Green, Lucille-Fr. .... . Green, Walter--Jr. .... . Grewe, Ndrman--Fr, .... . Grlllln, James-Soph. Grliltha, Corinne--Sr. Grodl, Doris-Fr. ....... . Grodl, Mary-Sr. ...... . Gunner, Robert-Fr. Haak, Allen-Soph. .... . Haas. Mildred-Soph. .... . Hackett, Ray-Sr. .....,.... . Hackett, Robert-Soph. .... . Hageman, Attalle-Jr. .... . Hageman, Joyce--Fr. .... . Hall, Geraldine-Fr. Hall. Lela-Soph. ............. . Hancock, Donna-Soph. Hancock. Evelyn-Soph. ..... . Hanklns, Betty-Soph. ..... . Hanklnson. Beverly-Sr. Hanklnson. Mary-Sr. .... . Harbnugh, Dorothy-Jr. ..... . Harris, Robert--Fr, ........., . Hart, Gerald-Fr. .......,.. . Hart. Joseph--Soph, ..... . Hartman, BeatrlcwSr. Hartman, Betty-Sr. .... . Hartman. Joan-Jr. .. Hartman. June-Jr. ...... . I-laugh. Marilyn-Jr. ...... . Hawk, Ronald--Fr. ........ . Hawklns. Joan-Soph. ....,.... . Hayward, Marlon-Soph. Heaton. Robert-Fr. ......... . Henry, Virgil-Fr. ............. . Henzler, George-Soph. Henzler. Joan-Fr. ........ . Hler, Charles--Fr. Hlgble, Alma-Fr. Hlll, Betty-Jr. ..... . Hill, Doc-SODh. ..... . Hinds, Bonnie-Fr. .... . Hinds, Wilma-Jr. ..... . Hlngst, Bonita-Jr. ...... . Hoagland , Joyce-Soph, Hobey. Sla-Jr. ............... . Hodges, Barbara-Fr. Holman, George-Sr. .... . HoHman. Ken neth-Fr. Holey, Robert-J r. ........ . INDEX QContinucdj PAGES . .,....... 46 .........3l, 52 ...,.....39,'47 fff ...... 12, 42 ....,.....31, 42 4 ......... 34 42 , ...,....,...... 34 .....,...12, 31 , 60, 61 , 42. 53 . ..,,.,.. 18 , 48, 52 52 . 42, 52 .........18. 45. 50 45 ..........32, 51 ..........18, 42 ..........l8, 49 60 ,....12, 34, 42, 45, 53 48 ..........32, 42 . ........ 34 . 46, 52 ....fQfff54 .........34, 57, 62 42 ..............34,42 , 46, 52 .....12, ao, sz. 42, ss .........19, 45, sz 51, 52. 62 NAME Hook, Diward-Sr. .... . Hoover, Robert-Jr. Horton, Donald-Sr ......... Horn, James-Fr. ...... . Hubay, Kenneth-Sr. Huber. Audrey-Fr. Ireland, Eilene--Fr, Ireland, Arlene-Fr, Irvin. Robert-Jr. ...,.. . Jakubowski, Ray-Fr, .. Janney, Arnold-Jr, ..... . Jarvis, Marion-Soph. Jeflerds. Janet-Sr. Jennings, Lois-Fr. ...... . Jermano, Bernard-Fr, Jervis, Daryl-Sr. ..,,....., . Johnson, William-Fr. .... . Jones, Charles-Soph. Jones, Delores-Soph. Kalka, Robert-Sr. .... . Karow. Lee-Jr. ...... . Kaaer, Betty-Sr. .....,.. . Keller, Phyllis-Jr. Keller, Jeanette-Sr. Keller, Alliene-Sr. Keller, Robert-Sr, ........ . Kelsey Dorothy-Soph. ., Kemler, Raymond-Soph. Ken nedy. Gerald-Jr. ......,,.. . Kennedy, Loisjeanm+Fr. ..... . Kern, Jean-Soph. ........ . Kerner, Katherine-Soph. Kidd, Jack-Sr. ............... . Kilbride, Carol-Fr. ,... .. Kllhride, James-Sonh, Kimling Kimling, , Clarence-Fr. . Kitchen, Romana-Soph. Kleinsm Knaggs, ith , Norman-Fr. Donald-Sr. ..... . Lols-Fr. ........... . Koppelman, Betty-Soph. Kronk, Abby-Fr. .............. . Kruger, Donna-Soph. ...... . Kruse, Kenny-Jr. ..... . Kurth, Alice-Jr. ......, . Kurth, Carl-Sr. ............ . LaFolletbe, Virginia-Jr. LaGrange. James-Fr. ..... . Lambert, Audrey-Jr. ..... . Lange, Bill-Soph. ....... . Lange, Robert-Sr. ........ . LaPoint, Jean-4Soph, .... . LaPoint, Marilyn-Sr. .... . LaPoint, Paul-Sr. ........ . Larrow, Elroy-Soph. Larrow, Richard-Fr, PAGES 45 .........19, 45, 49, 50 ''ffffffff1fffffI5 .......47 ..........52, 60 ...45. 57 ss 4s, 49, as ox 19, so, ss ...,.....32, 42, 51, sz, sa ............20, 49, 52, 53 42, so 46 av, 42 42 sz as 42 49 ..........s'1. 46 47 46, sz 51, sa az 45. so. 57. ss, ez 42 ..........az ..........a1 ..........2o ..........20, 48 LaRue, Joanne-Sr. ....... .................... 2 0 Lathrop, Bessie--Sr. ..., ......... 2 0. 52, 53 Lathrop, Norma-Fr. .,.. .,,.,,..,. 4 0, 52 Lawrence, Verna-Sr. .... ,.,..... . .21. 48 Lavoy, Robert-Soph. .... ...,..... - ......,.. 8 7 LeBay, MaxinwSr. ............,. ......... 2 1, 52, 53 Lawrence, Orlyss-Soph. ..... .............,................ 3 7. 46 Lee, Daniel-Fr. ..,............... ............................................ , 38 Lee, Nancy-Jr. ............. 12, 30, 32, 42, 48, 51 Lee, Tom-Jr. lNavyJ ........ ..........................,...,.............. Lelfel, Howard--Fr. ........... .......... 4 0, 42 Lehman, Chuck-Soph. . ,...,,,,.,,,,, 37 Lehman, Margaret-Fr. .......... 40, 47 Lehnert, Pat-Fr. ..................... ......,....,.. 4 0 Lenhart, Angeline-Soph. ...... ........., 3 7, 46 Lenhart, Bernard-Jr. ......... . .............,.......... ..45, 56 PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN NAME Lenhart, Jimmy-Fr. Lentz, Lois-Soph. Lewis, Doro Lhy-Fr, .... . Lindsay, Neil-Soph. Lintz, Floyd-Soph. .. Lockard, Robert--Sr. .,.,. ,,......,. 2 1, Lockard, Ruth-Jr. .... . Luck, Charles-Fr. .... . Lucius, Bertha-Fr. Macut, Nick-Soph. ,........ Madlinski, Elmer-Fr. .... , Mangas, Jack-Soph. .... . Mangas, Pat-Jr. ........ . Monore, Wayva-Sr. Mantey, Jerry-Sr. Maris, Helen-Fr. ....,,.... . Maris, Jacqueline-Fr. ..,......,. . Markin, Lena-Fr. .............A.....,.........A . Marriot, Harry-Fr. lwithdrawnj ...... Marriot, Ray-Fr. Qwithdrawnl ......, Martens, Albert-Sr. ......-................ . Marquardt, Marion-Fr, Mathias, Ted-Jr. ............ . Mattison, Erwin-Fr. ..... . Mattison, Rolland-Jr. Mauss, Carlton-Fr. ..., . Mauss, Orville-Jr. ,,........ . Mauss, Thelman-Soph. ..... . May, ElnoraASoph. ..... . McAdam, Morris-Fr. ..., , McBride, Barbara-Fr. ....... . McDonald, Gerry-Soph. McDonald, NancysSoph. ,.,. . McGill, Robertfsoph. .... . McKay, Delores-Fr. ..... . McKay, Edna-Soph. McKenzie, Sis-Sr. ......,. , McKiddie, Helen-Sr. ..... . McQuestion, Chester-Jr. ,. McQuestion, Helen-Fr. ..... , Melka, Lois-Fr, ........ ., Merce, Russell-Soph. Merheb, Howard-Fr. .,....... . Merheb, Marjorie-Soph. Metzger, Charolette-Soph. .. Metzger, EsthergJr. ,...,..,, . Meyers, Audrey-Soph. Meyers, Don-Fr. ....... . Myers, Miller, Miller, Vivian-Jr. Beverly-J r. .... . Charles-Fr. .. Miller, Florence-Jr. Miller, Frances-Sr. .,,, Miller, Joanne-Fr. .,,.. , Miller, Marcella-Soph. ..... . Miller, Richard-Sr. ....... Z ....... . Millspaugh, Virginia-Soph. Minton, Dale-Fr. ................... . Mitchell, Charles-Soph. Mixon, Betty-Soph. ......, . Monroe, Richard-Fr. .. Montri, Marcella-Jr. Moore, Ivan-Jr. ....,.. . Moores, Arcola-Jr. ......,.... . Morrill, Richard-Fr. ............. , Morrison, Katherine-Soph. Mosher, Richard-Fr. ............. , Murphy, Sally-Jr. , .,.......... Murray. Delores-Sr. .... . Nachtman, Roberthlfr. Nagel. Barbara-Jr. ...,,,.. , Navarro, Nancy-Soph. ..... . Nelson, Ruth-Soph. ....... . PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT DEX fifontinuedj PAGES .........4O, 60 ........,37, 46 ..,......40, 52 45, 50, 57, 58, 62 47, 52 ....... ..40 .......,.37, 45 62 ........40, 47, 48 .. ..... 47 .......32 .......32, 45, 51, 53 52 ........40, 60, 61 .........56, 62 ............37, 52 ........37, 46, 52 .......,. 40. 47 46 12, 37. 42, 46, 52 21, 49, 50, 52, 53 49 42 ,......40, 47, 48, 53 45 .........37, 40 52 ..,.........37, 46, 52 ....,..32, 42, 52, 53 42 .........40, 52 .........32, 48 .........32, 42 ,,..,....40, 42 .,..,....32, 42 42 .......12, 40, 48, 52 46 ..,,..,37 ........,37, 46 ....,.,..32, 42 37, 42, 46, 52, 53 51 .........22, 49 .,.......37, 46 ,,.......37, 46 NAME Netterfield, Jean-Soph. Neuendorff, Nancy-Jr. Never, Ernest-Soph. ,.,, , Neville, Mary-Soph, ..... . Nicholson, J. J.gFr. ,...... . Nicholson, Dorothy-Sr. Nickerson, JimmySSr. ,....... . Nickerson, Rose Ann-Fr ..,...,. Niese, Virginia-Fr, .........,,, . Nofziger, Donald-Fr. Nottage, Pat-Fr. ...,............,,., . Oberdier, Hilton-Sr. lNavyj .....,. 0'Neil, Nelda-Sr. ,........,..,., ...,. . 0'Neil, Bud-Sr. ...................... . Orban, Norman-Sr. .... . Orban, Ronald-Soph. .. Orns, Sharon-Fr. Orr, Larry-Fr. ...,...,,. . Osterhoudt, Bob-J r. ..... . Padley, Harold-Soph. ..... . Parker, Bill-Soph, ...... . Parish, Berniece-Jr. .,.. . Parsons, Phyllis-Jr. .... . Patton, Robert-Soph. Payton, Beverly-Sr. .,...... . Pearsall, Shelia-Soph. Pelton, Jane-Fr. ........ . Pence, NaomiiFr. .... . PAGES ,....,..37, 52 ,,......22, 48 ........22, 48, 49 45 ........40, 42, 47 45 ........22, .. ............. 22 ...,,.,,22, 49, 57 ,..,,..,,...36, 60 ......... ..40 . ..... 40, 60 .....,..45, 56 .,...,..12, 36, 57 ........22, 48 ...,,..,40, 47 Perry, George-YFr. ............... . ...... Petee, Delores-Fr. ...................,. ............................ 4 0, 47 Peterson, Katherine-Soph. ..... .,,..... . Peterson, Mary-Jr. ............ . Petree, Bill-Sr. ...... . Petz, Bob-Soph. Petz. Rudy-Jr. ........ . Pezoli, Lorraine-Fr. . Pezoli, Loretta-Fr. Pifer, DonnaiJr. ...... , Pipes, Geraldine+Fr, .... . Plocek, Frances-Jr. .... . Poiry, Kathleen-Sr, .. Pollock, Dorothy-Soph. ,. Pollock, Luella-Sr. ...... . Poulin, Norma-Fr. Prange, Mary-Jr. .... Pruss, Mary-Fr. ........ . Ragan, Marie-Soph. .... , Recknagel, Leo-Sr. Reed, Betty-Sr. ....... Reed, Doris-Fr. ......,..... . Reeves, DawnsSoph. . ,. Reeves, Merle-Fr. .... . Reihing, Rita-Jr. Reiser, George-Fr, .... . Rendoff, Victoria-Jr. Renn. Juanita-Fr. ..... . Renn, William'-Jr. . Rice, Harryglr. .........,., , Richards, Jim-Sr. ............ . Richardson, Gene-Soph. .... . Richardson, Ted-Sr, ......,. . Richmond, Ruth-Sr. ..... ..... . Rickenmann, Fx-ancesfSr. Rickenmann, Roger-Fr. .... . Riggs, Dean-Sr. ............. . Rightmyer, Harold-Sr. ., Riker, Doris-Jr. ....,.,..., . Riker, Fern-Fr. .,.............. . Ritzenthaler, Bertha-Fr. Ritzenthaler, RuthfSr. .... I Robinson, KennethfJr. Robinson, Peggy-Jr. ...... . Rodgers, Naomi-Soph. .34. 36. 42, 46, 52 42 ,......,22. 45. 59 ........36, 58. 61 ...,...,....33, 58 .......,40. 52 ,.,.,..,40, 52 . ....... 40 . ,..,,. 28, 52 . .,... 36, 46 ,,,.....40, 47, 52 . .. ,............ .33 ,. ............. 40 .......23, 42, 49, 57 48 .......40, 47, 48, 52 .. ...........,........... 36 ........40, 60 42 47, 52 ..,.....33, 42, 52 ........23, 50, 57 53 ....,..23, 48. 49. 53 52 ..,....12, 23, 45, 50 42 ..,.....40, 47, 52 ........33, 53 ,...........33, 42 ........36, 46, 53 NAME Roe, Ray-Soph. ........ . Rohrs, Arlene-Sr. ....... . Romay, Ruth--Jr. ...- .... Roudebush, Dorothy-Sr. .. Round, Chuck-Jr. .......... . Russell, Lilllsn-Jr. ..... . Sandusky, Betty-Fr. .,... . Ssngmlster. Lois-Soph, fe INDEX fflontinuedj PAGES .....,.36, 45, 57 .......24, 42, 49, 52 .......42, 52 ........3G Sass, Kenneth-Fr. ....------- ----------- 4 1 Saunders, Eleanor-Fr. ....,. .....-- 4 1. 47 Schaber, Arnold-Jr. .......,............. ........... 8 3 Schsber, Ronald-Sr. ........................ ----------- 2 4 Scherer, Johnny-Jr. lMarinesi ...,..... ....... 4 5. 56 Schermerhorn, Charlie-Fr. .,A....,.... ..................... ....,...,...... 4 1 semen., Joan-Fr. .....................A...... .................,.,....A.......... 4 1. 47 Schlembach. Donna-Sr. 24. 42. 48. 49. 50 Scott. Donald-Fr. ............,....... .............,.,....,..................... 4 1 Scott, lkrl-Sr. 4MarinesJ .........- -------------------- A --.--- 2 4. 56 Seeber, Clarence--Sr. .--.-------..--..-----.--- -.A----- 2 4 Seeber, Joyce-Sr. iwithdrawni ......., Seguin, Richard-Soph. ................,.. . Seguer, Nick-Fr. ............ . Seguer, Robert-Fr. .... . Seifert. Carol-Fr. ....... . Sherwin. Robert-Fr. Shipley, Melvin-Jr. .... . Sidle, Thomas-J r. ............. . Slauzhterback. Jay-Sr. ..... Slusher, Smith. Smith. Smith, Smith. Charles-Fr. ......... . Betty Joan-Fr.- .... Betty Joan-Sr ......... Betty Lou--Jr ....... Lucille-Fr. ...... . Smith, Brian-Fr. ...,. . Smith, Lenora-Sr. Smith, Mary-Sr. ..... . Smith, Miriam-Jr. ..... . Smith, Ralph-Jr. ............ . Smith. William-Soph. Smythe, Pat-Soph. .... . Snyder, Daniel-Soph. .... . Sorensen, Betty-J r. ..... . Soshea. Glorls-Jr. Soshes, William-Fr. ...... . Spalding, Doris-Soph. .... . Spalding, Jean-Jr. ..... . Sparks. Paul-Soph. ..... . Spencer, Mary-Jr. Spotts, Robert-Fr. .. Stacy. Robert-Fr. ......, . Stafford, Norman-Fr. Stahl, Charles-Sr. Stahl, Marvel-Sr. Stahl, Rudy-Fr. ........... . Stahl, William-Soph. ,... Steudman, Ruth-Soph. ..... , Steusloif, Helen-Fr. ....... . Steusloff. Ruth-Jr. Stevens, Alvin-Fr. Stevens, Della-Sr. ...... . Stevens, Everett-Jr. Stevens. Melvin-Fr. ...... . Stevens, Wallace-Soph. Stewart, Clark-Fr. ........ . Stews rt , Robert-Fr. Stratnn, Floyd-Fr. ...... . Strub, Donna-Fr. ............ . Sullenger, William-Fr, ..... . Sulzer, Sulzer. J ean-'Soph. ........ . Lois- Soph. .... . Summerell, Betty-Sr. ..., Surduky. Ruth-Sr. ........... . Sutherland, Jeanette-Sr. Sutherland. John-Fr. .....,. . .......41, 47. as .,......24 42 .......42, 48, 52, ss 24, aa, 51, sz, 59 ...... ..41 ........24 ........25 ........sa so ......,sc. 46. 52, 59 ..,....sa ........aa ........41 ....,...as .......3a, 42, 52, as .......41 .,......41 .......2s ........25 .......se. 41 ...........as, 46 .,.....41, 42, 47 .......25, 48 ........41 ........as ...........41 .......41, 60 . ....... 41 .....ffffffffZi'f'li5 .......36, 46, 52 42 42, 44, 49, 52, 53 . ..........................,, 41 NAME Suzor, Jack-Sr. ....... . Swartz, Carmel-J r. .... . Symons, Albert-Jr. .... , Thatcher, Lynn--Soph. Teale, Mayoma-Jr. .... . PAGES ........83 Thomas, Phyllis--Fr. .... ...,... 3 8, 41, 47 Thompson, Betty--Fr. ...... ....... 4 1, 47 Thompson Duane-Fr. ,...,... ...41 Thompson, Mary-Jr. ...., .,....., 3 3 Thompson, Millard-Sr. . ........ 25 Titft, Elmer-Fr. .,...........,.... ........,..................,.... 4 1 Timmerman, Bernice-Sr, Tltgemeyer, Donna-Soph. ...... Todd, William-Fr, ........ . Trabbic. John-Fr. .......... . Trabbic, Pat-Sr. ........ . Trimmer, Robert-Fr. .... . Trinckler, Trude-Soph. .... . Truitt, Richard-Soph. .... . Turner, Jacquelyn-Fr. . .,.. . VanWormer, Virginia-Sr. .... .. Visher, Harry-Soph. ......... . Wayner, Breck-Fr. ..,. . Walker, Janet-Jr. ...... . Walker, Patricia-Fr. Walters, Barbara-Soph. ,. Walters, Helen-Fr. ....,... . Washburn. Duane-Fr. .... . Wegener, Harry-Sr. ......... . Wegener. Margaret-Fr. ..., Wegener, Marjorie-Fr. Wehmeyer, John-Fr. ...... . Weipert, Mary-Jr. ...... . Weiss, Albert-Fr, .......,,.. . Wessling, Rolland-Jr. White, Bernita-SODh. .,.. . White, Clara-Jr. ..... . White, Harold--Fr. ...... . White, Margaret-Fr. ...... . Whitmire, Ralph-Fr. ,... . Whitney, June-Jr ..... .,........ Whitney, Ralph-Fr. .............. . Wiedenhoft, Ellouise-Soph. Wiedenhoft, Norma-Fr. ...... . .36. 42, 46, 52, 58 ,..,....,........... . ,... ......... . .61 .......86 . 46. 58 .......41, 52 ,......26, 52 .......36, 61 ........41, 52 .,......3B, 42 .,......41, 47 ........86 ........41 ........41 ........26 ........41 ........41 . ........ 088, 42 .......41 . 42. 52 ..........41. 42 , 47, 48 .. .,.............. 83. 42 .......12 , 41. 58 . ..,...... .36, 46 .......41, 47 Wight, Eileen-Sr. ......... A ....... 26, 49 Willard, Helen-Fr. ..............,. ........... 4 1 Willard, Joyce-Soph. ................ ..,...................... 8 6 Williams. Robert-Sr. lNavyj ......, ...,.........................,.. 2 6 Williams, Mary-Fr. ............,....., ..,....... 4 1, 47, 48, 52 Wiliams, Mildred-Jr. .,........, ..................... 8 3, 42 Williams, Viola-Jr. Willson, Paul-Soph. Wilson, Bob-Sr. ......... . Wing, James-Soph, ........ .......88 , 48, 52 .......26 , 49, 50 ...........34. 86 Wischer, Retha-Jr. ............ ........ .,, .......... ....... 8 8 , 52 Wishnewitz, Lester-Soph. .... . ............. ................ . .. Wittman, Rosemary-Sr. .... ....... ....... 2 6 , 42 Woodcock. Edith-Soph. Woodring, Berna-Fr. Wotring, Mary-Soph. ....... . Wotring, Richard-Soph. ..... . Wright, Alic1PJr, .......... . Yancey, Joanne-Soph. Young, Pearl-Jr. ........ . Zgorecki, Chester-Jr. Zgorecki, Robert-Fr. .... . Ziegler, Neal-Soph. Ziemke, Annette-Fr. .... . Ziems, William--Jr. .... . Zimmer, Elsie-Sr. ........ . Zwolak, Angeline-Jr. .... . Zytkus. 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