Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

--.s ,lj ' gb- f .. xx X 6 n Q ,, if . x 1 fr, -M ' rl t -, . V , fx Q I ' 1 fv Ii 4- . , R -.hx X A ,L 17 Z! Q Xb X X XP xl X WJ' WI OUGHBY HIGH SCHOOL 1? Yr Ufs i s To you, who in our early years Taught us to read and write, Who led us through some vales of tears With smiles so true and bright. To you, our first grade teachers We wish all that is best - A wish that surely features l-lealth, wealth, and all the rest. To you, we dedicate our book To see it what you've planned Came true since when you undertook To lend your helping hand. urfaeld. LOnq'feHow Roosevelt Brown nn Nc Kmleq LlnC0lry. Immaculate Concephon. x x - is for art, A wonderful tool - They decorate for parties, And beautify our school. Seated Lll Collins Vlckl Srlvaroll Hilda Ramen Beve ly Story Lois Perkins Standlng Marlon Barnes Pat Jenny Ralph Shanks Ladeen Redler Rlchard George Muss Cowell Jean Nlles Barbara Obenchaun ART CLUB Although the Art Club IS a small rather sllent organization they accomplish quite 0 few thlngs Attractuve posters made by Art Club members have heralded Important functions throughout the year A contest for the best WAC recruntung poster proved lucrative for some good experience for others and generally brought Into vuew those who had been hldlng their light under the well known bushel Of course ot all efforts of thus versatile club are darected toward work of thus kund Many artucles of jewelry woodcraft and pottery are made by art students for theur own use The heyday of the Art Club as yust before the Lens goes to press Mountmg plc tures sketchlng and desugnrng are just a few of their annual dutues 'fl .ima 4 I wouldn t fry that' Hey gurls a rnanl Dad he swallow something? Wanting for the Lens island surrounded by Lakes Cute legs And he won too' Snrnon Legree Name It and at s yours 5 A mistake, they're working Futuore secretaries Will-o-byyyyyy I ,s so l l l l l 4 E 4 l 4 - ,- - is for Bond I-w l 'V So mellow ond smooth A l ap 1 fF1W V Whenever they ploy , X I They're in the old groove. K gY.., ,-' l l . tx 'K BAND It s been a busy year tor the band at Willoughby high during l944 45 The occasion for which all members of the band work hardest ns our bug concert glven ln early sprung But aslde from this youll find the band helping to cheer along the football team adding pep to rallles and assemblles seeing the lnductees off and playung at war factories 2'-WW X-i'5w A .4- 'Y la 6 The 60 members of the organization are ably directed by Mr. Charles Ruddick who has led them l5 years. Although few members plan to enter the ranks of professional mu- sicians, each one carries away from our band a finer and keener appreciation of music. BAND Row Mr Rcddick E Schrninkey L Friel J Fuller Mc lure A Vinsek R Amo B Rockwell M Brown A Schmidt S Loughran A Retych N Johnson C Cornwall V Ziegler L Oliver M OBrien G Fields B Roach E Toncre F Anderson B Arend V Greg ory P Granger M Sweetapple D Burroughs Row Row 7 Creger J Richards J Foley J Graham Row V Lowman R Reed J Toncre H House K McGuire l Trofimov D Dean Row B Woods E Anderson R Winegar R Krul F Wendling D Young J Scanlon J Easton Raw Vl elling Smit E Brinkman Doncevic C Lanning V - Q . I A . V, I E . V K 1. ,, A Q. my Q. V W . Y, -, I g,,, .. V . . A . 1-. I - . e ' , , , . , . , D, , . ' , . , . , B D. Buchan, R. Mills, A. Lewis, R Keller, K. Middleton, D. Bisig, B. Buchan, C. Janos. C , . , I , . , . IV - . , , . , . Il -I . , , , , . V - . H, . l , . , lll - . , . V, H. , Q. - I - D. IT , D., h, . , P , tvfl--,, x',Y m ll - is for Basketball, lf 'E A fast game to ploy We Il take on all comers The Willoughby way! dA'l'l'l'l'D WW ll Ullll ill? To top off an unusually good sports year for the Rangers the Orange and Black cagers blnthely walked off with the Lake Shore League Champlonshup wlth a record of eleven out of twelve league games' At last the Willoughby fans were able to hold their heads up above the crowd Instead of down to the average level For the flrst time slnce the Lake Shore loop was organized ln l928 the Rangers came out of the melee on top of the heap Wlth veterans Ernle Slvak Wally Burger and Eddie Glavac returning for their fnnal season their fourth together things looked brnght from the beglnnlng True there were a few close shaves but Ernie s sterling backboard control was not surpassed by any other contender In the league As nf that was not enough Bug Gun also copped scorlng honors wnth a total of 303 pounts for twenty games Of course he had has off nughts as mnght be expected but on these nnghts Ed Glavac the other scoring threat seemed to be 'llc rn I 8 I EI , llll V ,ll lllll yi1..,- . gy- ,sr i V. H K I EM M l ' 4 3 6 hot l-las total of 286 pounts was second on the scorang chart ln addltnon to thus has cool thnnknng and adaptatnon of experience were many txmes the steadylng force In crucial ma ments l-lus passlng trncky and shlfty was entlrely suffncnent to keep opponents guessing at all tlmes The backbone of the defense was runnnng guard Wally Burger Many were the fumes when placed on the opponent s most dangerous man he held sald deadshots to very few points Fourth sensor us Bob Vaught whose long shots were the spearhead of has own prnvate attack A good fast break man he also turned un some good performances under the basket desplte has short stature The remaunung two regulars were sophomores namesly George l-lnlderbrand and Harry Smith George who dud has best work after mud season worked mostly under the basket Has hands were almost uncannuly receptnve and uf someone heaved the ball has way h would usually reach lt l-las rapid development surprised everyone and he as looked to as the maunstay of has remalnung two seasons Smuttys specualty was teamwork and many points were scored as a result of has feeding the ball unto posntuon l-le also has two remalnnng seasons As to next years season the Ranger coaching staff ns optnmastnc Coming up fast IS Junior Bull Shunkwuler The Llttle Fella has shown good basketball sense and got a 1Cont1nued on Page 111 9 . . , . y I . , . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 . , ' y . , G - 1 . . . . 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H ' 1 f -is for Cheerleaders Who raise our spirits high And charge our gallant Ranger With the spirit DO or DIE Vc Football and basketball games are even more exciting with our rhythmic cheerleaders leading us in the various yells Without the cheerleaders our sports would be like a plana with no pianist The members of thus lively team are segregated into the varsity and reserve groups ln the varsity are seniors Marge Smith Janet Wells and Natalee Norris who have been actively participating rn cheerleading since they were freshmen Added to thus lust might have been Chuck Morgan but before the beginning of his senior year he was called unto the Navy He has done cheerleading at Navy football games and when home on leave he led cheering at pep rallies Dan Kohl us the only member of the stronger sex represented among the cheerleaders and he s the only regular cheerleader who will be with us next year The reserves who do their cheering when the reserve basketball teams are on the floor are Pat Raeburn and Jean Allyn CHEERLEADERS Pat Raeburn Dan Kohl Marge Smith Natalee Norris Janet Wells and Jeanne Allyn lO I ' I I l I ' I I I . . I , . 2 Q 5 Q ' ,le L ' ' Y .V . f 2 ' V , g ',1 QA lCont1nued from Page 91 chance to display it in the latter part of the season Sophomore Roy Dorrell who played on the Reserves at the opening of the season improved so rapidly that he also played some var sity ball at the end of the season H will in all probability fill Hildy s shoes under the basket if Hildy moves to Glavac s position Another promising the time another season comes up One more aspirant from the reserves is Waldo Haas who seems to have copied Smitty s knack of feeding the ball tho he also controls a very wicked left hand shot Fol lowing the Suvac build is Don Slagle who also played some reserve and varsity ball He handles the right side or under the basket with equal dexterity Dick Ziegler also plays those two positions and although he started slow he began to improve toward the end of the season With these and the possibility of new talent showmg up the 45 46 season should prove almost equally successful e Ga ge D Me Cubbely D Zegle B He .Til ll fi . I lllfg 1 1. M - .I 1 , . H ' 1 I l ' .' H' N ' I . , , . Q 0 2 - SQ' ' . - --' ,W . I-Q G fy ?-- -1 . e ' ' - . . . . . . , 'QL I I , . . . . ball player was Dan Alexander, but he will have blessed Uncle Sam with his presence by . . , . I . . . I I . . ' I I -I D. Bisig, J. Kubinyi, E. Sidewand, W. Haas, D. Ulrich, W. Heidi, E. Hortnagel, D. Mill r, P. r n r, . il, B. r , . i r, . inz. S us for Commercual Club Learnung the art of self reluance How to wrute a busuness letter X And greet the boss cluents S i ii Xi gl XX ix X COMMERCIAL CLUB Rowl C Clock C Hoppert E Brewer J Myrtle S Carlson M Brown P Cage F Lucas I Bustarkey A Metzung J Allyn B Rafter Row II M Hotfueld D Murray M Grover G Downung J Neely J Graham C Hanson N Fatuca C Muzerak T Angel ottu M Lauruch W Johnson Row lll B Stull J Bannuster G Fruel E Perkuns M Mal launy S Loughran L Morrow R Wassum V McCoy N Johnson N Peterson D Wulson A Shuele Row IV W Bacon A Lundell J Slutor L Lundberg T Rug netta E Schmunkey B Obenchaun S Knuttle M Lonnung B Tuttle E Anderson At Wulloughby Hugh was a group of students who excelled un the stenographuc course If they so chose, they belonged to the Commercual Club and attended the meetungs twuce a month Speakers came to each meetung and gave the students advuce about oftuce manage ment dress, personnel work and dependabuluty One of the best remembered speakers was a Spar, Betty Lou Heutzman, a graduate of Wulloughby Hugh Glenn Demung was elected presudent of the Commercual Club The other offucers were vuce presudent Louuse Lundberg treasurer, Donna Wulson and secretary Pat Cage Able advusors were Muss Margaret Gubbs and Mrs Velma Kyser commercual teachers . . . . .auranlr.:.I.u.-.- . . sg I - ,VJCY f . 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' 1 I - . , . l2 l C is for Service Correspondence Club ' Sending newsy notes across the seo, X X X X X X 1 f :HW 1r ' X E Q Q u ft Bringing cheer to our boys at war iii QA, V Qlsho And spurring them on to victory. l ' . -'ft 4 CORRESPONDENCE CLUB V mall from the females could be the slogan of the Service Correspondence Club because its membership happens to be entirely feminine and its purpose ns to correspond with former hugh school students now un the armed services Each gurl receives the name ofa soldier sailor or a marme with whom she cor responds These gurls are really doing a good lob nn morale building then too, the boys do get leaves' Seated J Niles M Lam H Hatcher J Lamos B Knapp E Woods Stand ng M Morley M Hatfield B Root ft3Smuth J Fuchel J Stephenson C Hoppert Il - II - I I ' L. I 1- -Y -ii. l 3 - l f - 4 , - f - J . I - s l : ' 1 - J - r - 1 - 1 - 1 . - 6. - 1 rx! Includes Dances And swlrllng of feet Here you II see old fnends And new ones you ll meet DANCES Football season comes and goes so too does basketball season but dance season as always wrth us At Wnlloughby as IU most other hugh schools dancing as the one pastime of whlch we never grow tured Startlng In September we attend the muxer sponsored by the student council and puck out our favorite dolly to dance with at all other dances Then rn October we swung out at the Lens dance endrng a successful clrculatuon drave In November we enjoyed the sensors l-lot Dog Hard Tlmes Dance and even popped a few weasels when the W club sponsored a barn dance In December we became sedate and dlgnufued at the Hr Y Chrastmas formal The next bug dance was the Freshman Sophomore sem: formal ln Aprrl followed un raprd succession by the two bug affalrs of the year the Frvendshrp Club formal and the Prom at Manaklkr The fun rs over for another three months but the memories linger on I4 ff' ll , -. T A, X I .u s f J Who s swmgmg who? To roh rch Boom tu o' Con T you see love bIoommg9 Free for buying on onnuo! Who let you m7 S Ily woste of time what? He s porhol to blonds Don t fence me IH 15 A study in controst Bewore of the boldheoded row A X Margaret Ackley Commcucval Club Antoinette Angelottl Tom Natlonal Honor Offrce Staff Scholars? vo Club 1. H.- Walter Bacon Football Band Studen Councnl Carl Berwaldt Dramatn: Club Rnfle Club lhesplcns ,lg X'-X stands for the Elite Our senior sages Proof of their ellteness Appears on these pages Earl Anderson Eanj Schorarsh p Club Rlcha rd Arter Duck Footha l Ba kefball Irene Bustarkey Ikey Frrendshlp Club Commercnal Club Donald Blyth 46 i X E X H I ,' ,S :nf-X' 4 sn ,A .A A ,,,. .gm ' M f-4 1' Q, r F ' ' uf fe 'r-r X1 F .' 'X nv . r r . l6 WILLIAM BOOR - Rullc Club RETA BURCH - Frlcnclshup Club, Correspon- dence Club, Glee Club. MARILYN CAMPBELL, Moe' - F. C. Cobmcf, Quecrfs Court, Lofln Club. BARBARA BRILLINGER, Bobs - Glee Club, Dro- mollc Club, Thesolon. WALTER BURGER, Wally - Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. RUTH CARLSON - Frlendshlp Club, Glec Club, OIIICE Staff. EUGENE BRINKMAN - Bond, Stage Crew. JUNE BULLOCK - Queen's Court, Nolronol Honor, F. C. Cobunet. CHARLOTTE CARRELL -- Glee Club, Com- merclol Club, Friendship Club, RUTH BRUNSON - Glee Club, Jr. WAC. LETA ANN CAMP - Molorette, Glee Club, Commercrol Club. REGINALD CHARETTE - l-ll-Y. ESTHER BUCKLES - Edlfor of Lens , Noflonol Honor, F. C. Cobmel JIM CAMPBELL. JOYCE CHARSKE - Frlendshlp Club, Glee Club, Corresoondence Club. I7 RN s 13 5- 5 I a x J 4 '- -3 I Z , I I .L MARILYN CLACK 7 Frlcnd5h4p Club, Glce CNub GLORIA DEAVERS 7 Lens Staff, Seorchlnghf, Glee Club, ELSIE EBELING, Bunny 7 Drornoflc Club, Fruendshvp Club, Glcc Club. CATHERINE CONDON, Krtty 7 Glcc Ciub, Queens Court, Seorchhghf Stuff. GLENN DEMING 7 Commcrcwd Club' NORMA FATICA -7 Frwendshlp CIub, GIQC Club, Commercrol Club. GEORGE COVERT. PAUL DONCEVIC 7 Student Councui, H:-Y, Bond, RUTH FAULK. JANETH DAVIS, Jockwc 77 Annuoi Staff, Orchestra F C Cobmet DONALD DOYLE. SHIRLEY FEENSTRA 7 Aff Club Dromotuc Qub, Office STOH DORA DEAVERS Ovfhcstro, GICC Club Ffwendshvn CMM GRACE DOWNING 7 Commercfcn Chm GNC-Q Clufw JOAN FOLEY ' Bon Orcnclfw Seorrn mm grew I 8 GLELA FRIEL - Frlenclshrp Club Comrncrcral Club. JOYCE GRAHAM - Band, Glee Clulr FC Calumet, ROGER HAMMERSTRAND - Band, Football. RALPH FREW, Who - Football, HI-Y, JACK GREEN -- Track. GEORGE HANNA. JOHN FULLER Class Treasurer Football Capt HI Y VIOLET GREGORY Band Glee Club Friend ship Club CAROL HANSON Friendship Club Com rnerclal Club JOY FULLER Dramatlc Club Malorette Search light Qtaff VYLA GROLL F C Cablnet Librarian Natronal Honor DAN HART H1Y Presldent Student Councl' Football EDDIE GLAVAC Football Basketball Track LAWRENCE GUNTON Larry Scarchlrqnt l Smit Jr World Affalr PAUL HENNING Band J' fg,r 7 Wtx WK ,tx mf .. W XA my lk y 252' k l l 2 ' M , ll f M M i Cs gg, 6 A , 1 s A- J 14 N 3- ' a t, .,, , if, I9 .f J F 'ffl 4' :nfl 'fr gf . 4 - JOHN HESKETH - Track, Football, H1-Y Secretary. WILLIAM JOHNSTON Y HI-Y, Football, Track. FRANK LAKE - Natoonal Honor, Hn-Y V, Prcsmlent, Orchestra. I elm 1 A4 un, I Ii . 1 if w?w M an Qi' .M H I' 45 e SARA HUNT Frnendshnn Club Searchlight Staff Senlor Play ANTON KOENIG JEAN LANNING Glcc Club Frlcmlshla Club PATRICIA JENNY Pat Lcns Staff Frucnd ship Club Aff Club EDWARD KORPI MYRNA LANNING Class Sccrclary Stu den? Council W Cub RUTH JERMYN Jr WAC Band Art' Club CLARENCE KROLL MARIANN LAURICH Glee Club om mercral Club Scholorshnp Club av.-,J NORMA JOHNSON Friendship Club Band Llhrory fr' S a FRANCIS LA GRUTH DOROTHY LAWSON X JACK LINGAFELTER - H:-Y, National Honor, Lens Staff CAROL MASON -- Friendship Club, Glee Club. CATHERINE MIZERAK - Friendship Club, Glee Club, Commercial Club, WINIFRED LOEBSACK - Glee Club, Correspondence Club. JANE MacCRACKEN - Senior Play, Scholarship Club. JANIECE MURNEY - Friendship Club. JANET LOUCKS - Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Jr. WAC. ELIZABETH MCCLELLAND - Commercial Club. MARTHA MUMMA, Marty - F. C, Cab- inet, National Honor, Lens Staff. DORIS LYNN - Commercial Club. JEAN MELLON - Friendship Club. JEANNE NEELY -- Glee Club, Friendship Club, Jr, WAC. RALPH MAJEWSKI - HI-Y, Lens Slaff, Jr, World Affairs, WANDA MILNER - Friendship Club, Scholar- ship Club, Jr. WAC. NATALEE NORRIS - F C President, Slu- dent Council, Cheerleading 2l If 4' i 'MI ml. 4 A 1 BARBARA OBENCHAIN 7 Dramafic Club, Thespian Senior Play. FRED PERUSEK 7 Glee Club BETTY RAFTER 7 Glee Club, Commercial Club, Friendship Club, MARJORIE 0'BRIEN 7 Band, Friendship Club, Office Staff. ROBERT PHILLIPS 7 Hi-Y, Football, Jr. World Affairs. BONNIE RALPH 7 Nafuonal Honor, Friend- ship Club, Thespian. LOIS OLIVER 7 Friendship Club, Band, Glee Club. MARIAN PHYPERS, Sue 7 Senior Play, Friendship Club, LYNNE REDDY 7 Jr. Council, War Bond Sales WENDELL PARR 7 Glce Club, Jr World Affairs, Senior Play. CARMEN POLLY 7 Football, Hi-Y. LADEEN REDLER 7 Art Club, Glce Club, Commercial Club. DORIS PETRICK 7 Frienrhhlp Club, Jr World Affairs. BRADLEY PRITTS Clase Frcehlonf, Hi-Y Lens Sfaff ANNA RETYCH f Barrl Orghasfra, Friend- ship Cluf. 22 1 NORMAN ROBSON - Bond, Jr Council GRACE SALER. SHIRLEY SCHWARZ -- Art Club, Friend- ship Club, Glee Club. BETTY ROCKWELL - Bond, Orchestra, Commercial Club HARRY SCHAD - Nofionol Honor, Hi-Y, Lens Sfoff. NORA SEWELL - War Bond Soles, Drom- ofic Club, Office Sfoff. FRANCIS RUGNETTA - Friendship Club, Glee Club, Dromofic Club. ANTON SCHIELE - Track, Commercial Club, DUANE SHIPMAN. THERESA RUGNETTA, Tess - Friendship Club, Bond, Office Sfoff. ROBERT SCHMELZ - Foolboll, W Club. JACQUELINE SHUTT - Friendship Club. MARY RYAN - Friendship Club, Glee Club, Jr. Council, ANNE SCHMIDT - Friendship Club, Mogoreffe, Commercial Club VICTORIA SILVAROLI, Vicky - Glee Club, Art Club, Friendship Club 23 S 1 llfvvw 'x is FJ HAROLD SIMMONDS - Hi-Y, National Honor, Thespian. LAUREL SOUTHWORTH - National Honor Searchlight Staff, Lens Staff. AUDREY STURM - Friendship Club, W' Club, Jr. WAC. ERNEST SIVAK, Ernie - Football, Basketball, Track. EVELYN SOWERS - Friendship Club, Glee Club. BERTHA SWAN - Friendship Club, Scholar- ship Club, MILDRED SMISEK - Commercial Club, DONALD SPINKS - .lr ,World Affairs. MELVIN SWEETAPPLE - Band,, EVELYN SCMINKY - Queen, Majorette, Glee Club, BEATRICE STILL. WAYNE TEGNER. MARJORIE SMITH, Marge - Cheerleader, Nation- al Honor, Queens Court, GLORIA STONE 7 Scholarship Club, Searchlight Staff. BETTY TITTLE -- Club, National Hone or, Student Council 24 EMERY TONCRE Eurml, Novonol Horwov, Rlflc Club. RUTH WASSUM ff Frlcmlslmg Clulx Glee Club, Ccmmerclcl Club ROLLIN WINEGAR 7 HI-Y, Bond, Orchestre, CAROL TROTT nf Frlcndslmp Club, Glce Club. BURKE WEISEND, WILLIAM WOOD -- Bond, Scholarship Club, HI-Y RUDY TURK, JANET WELLS -- Queerfs Court, Notnonol Honor, Cheerleader. EMIKO YATO - FflEl'1dSl'llD Club. ANNABELLE VINSIK - Fruendshup Club, Bond. BETTY WERMAN - Scholorshlp Club, Offlce Sfoff VIVIAN ZIEGLER - 'W' Club, Frnendshup Club, Banu WYNIFRED VOHLERS - Frlendshlp Club, Lofm Cluli, Scholcrshlp CMD. MYRTLE WESTLAKE - An Clut Gee Cut, JAMES ZIMMER. 25 6' eb s '27 ' IS for Frlendshlp The club for all gurls Thelr years full of fun And gay socrol whrrls ln our garden of memories the actlvltes of the Frrendshup Club wnll be one of the brightest flowers Well always remember the lovely flower baskets used as a motif for thus years actlvltles Moe Campbell dusting oft the tombs nn the prlze wlnnlng stunt e junuor swmgshufters the hularlty as we watched the Hu Y boys at dress rehearsal he meetnng where we actually enjoyed a book review Mrs Bennlnghoft was wonderful the sweetness and graclousness with which Presldent Natalee Norrns conducted all our meetungs the fun we had at the klddne party the antics of our dads learning to F C CABINET Fnrst Row V Groll L Haase M Campbell M Smlth J Bullock N Norris J Raeburn J Thompson J Davis J Graham J Richards Second raw S Hamann M Smart B Ralph M Mumma L Dolhar J Wells E Buckles 26 MM , an square dance Dean Phypers as o ll blushlng brlde and Jnm Collins as o bathing beauty at our joint meetnng QQ AJ wuth the Hn Y the tranquulnty and beauty of the scene of our Easter pro gram THE DANCE the super decoratnons the clever program where we mught put the some boys name every dance cuz dausues won t e We ll never forget the whole won dertul year' Why don t we do thus more often? Aren t you too old for thus? Padded cell comung up' 27 l llllIl,Illn,l.., 'fl llll' nl I I 0 I 1 E 0 C . Q f: I . .- -in . . 1 Sgt. E' I K X I - S , 1 f - - 5 E l X t ll. l X X 4 ,cg P 2: - is for Freshman Youngest of classes Short httle boys, and T.,.., sl ende , f-xfx ob Y 'W an -3 T row If To rught L Burger S Campbell B Chrow D DeM1Ifo D Edwards G Frlck D Guthrie Second row F Anderson P Bell M Booker G Cad lou D Cardusco J Conger W Derrick B Enerman L Graff J Gustafson Thnrd row B Arvlclson N Bernd? 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A .axj -DK f ,Q -v Al 'Q L, Q ' r 'U WL. x Elk u Top row B Hrrsch J Kuchta G Muller D Moore D Parker M Rodgers E Schlercher L Sulzer l Troflmov E Wllbraham Second ow J Hlse J Kub ny: C Muller M Morley L Perklns C Rose R Shanks L Tantt J roy A Wells Thlrd row P Horn D Johnston B Mlddleton T Murphy H Ramen K Rosplock A Sherxdan B Taylor D Ulrnch F Wendllng Fuorth row C Jacobson H Lassond D Merrltt B Murray T Ralph P Ross D Sherman D Taylor D VanDeusen J Wllson Fifth raw H Johnson A Lewls J MacDonald B Meyers N Reed J Roth P Shoaff D Telllng V Vest N Wrlson Suxth row L Kelsey D Lnndstrom E Mastrangelo C Myrtle R Reed B Rowe C Shutt S Tlmms B Walker J Wmnetueld Seventh row P Kmes L Lttle B Matn D Ne Il D Repass H Rudlotf D Smith J Toncre J Walker E Wrlght Elghth row A Kllma C Locke D Maltrf J Norton K Repas K Rugnetta J Stamm J Toth J Walker B Woods Nanth row A Klug B McCahan J McLeod R Nygren E Rlggms J Saler B Stel M Toth L Wollentelz L Yahraus Tenth row R Koran E McCoy D McLean S Orarn B Rlttenhouse H Santry B Swope B Trenn M Wallenfelz D Young Eleventh row A Kostrab L McClelland K McGulrc J Pachnowskl J Robson G Schaffer M Sulln van D Trlskett C Webster R Zook 29 1-J f-V' --,- . . y 7, -- F . 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J , A -- , ' 'E - . QL... Qi . AJ QL 1 L ' ' ,rv 'p 'W' Y . P . I 4 ' A I . 1' . .' 1 A ' '+A lf. c ? , ' i 4 ' . A P' 1 LJL I I 1 xs S it I 1 M ' r 2 I. , . i' ', . , . , . , . , , , . , . T , 4 1 ' .' gl , . 'i , , rr, . yi e, . , . , . ' , . , . ' I : '. , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ee, . , - is for Football, Oh, rugged sport! Spmt and teamwork That IS thelr forte football' That maker or breaker of men Practlce began rn August and many of the newest of the flfty some recruits thought through a maze of mrnor aches and palns, that they were most assuredly berng broken Thrngs were due for a change how ever and wnth the arrival of cooler weather and toughenung muscles, the nrghtly drrll became more fun Of course as might be expected, there were some more serious lnjurres fo rn stance Dan Alexanders elbow which was drslocated rn the course of the tackle of a Palnesvrlle runner Thus llttle rncrdent kept hum out for the greatest remalnlng part of the season And then there was Co captaln Wally Burger s duslocated shoulder which kept hum out ofa couple of games Walt, who played a bang up end an hrs sophomore and punlor years swrtched to Q B thus year and very aptly handled the slgnal callrng department He was ably assrsted by Harry Smrth who wnth two more seasons as a Ranger should become an extremely experienced leader Halfback Al Brown suffered an rnfectlon on hrs forearm whuch caused hum to be absent from a few practlces Halfback Bull Shunkwrler sustarned a case of housemald s knee whrch he prefers to have called by nts less humllratlng medical name Front row CoachJ Stafford L Schunk A Brown E Sudewand W Burger C Nungesser J Wrlght J Bannlster A Frndley Coach P Pasrnu Second row S Baughman H Hempel B Schmelz E S ak E Gl ac C P ll D Har J Full r D Zelgler D Taylor Thrrd row E Fischer J Boyd B Cubberly D Phypers K Stanberger D Meul R Frew B Hemz Fourth row N Wnlson D Meyers D Krasovec H Smlth J Hesketh D Alexander B Vaught G Hilde- brandt A Trader Fifth row A Thompson B Shunkwrler W Bacon B Johnston R Fry N Kalovsky H Morse Sixth row R Malarny H Bechtold D Deltrlck L Blshop B Cubberly E Hartnagel 1 1 . . I I - I I l r - , . . . . , . . . , . . . I I ,, ., ,, . . .. . . 3, -- 1 - 1.5 1 4 I 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 . , , , . . I H: . , . , . , . IV , . av , . oy, . t, . e, 1 '.' ' . 1 3 1 1 1 A 1 4 1 A -1 1 1 - 1 A 1 - 1, - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1- 1 - 1 - 1 4 . 1 ' ' . -- : A I 1 4 1- '. 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 . 1 - 1- 1 - 14 - 30 Hugh pount of the pay durt brugade was Full back Ed Glavac s regular hugh kneed advance whuch luterally mowed down opposutuon Hus pule druvung gauns scored a total of suxteen touchdowns for the Orange and Black Hus talented left foot scored the whole Ranger total of fufteen extra pounts makung hus record a total of l l l pounts' Ps Next comes lanky Ernue Suvaks spectacular leapung catches after whuch he dud some fancy sude steppung to add to the dustance of the pass gaun In sux cases he went all the way to mark up 30 pounts as hus total Low runnung druvung Al Brown dashed over for three markers Browny wuth one more season here wull prove a great asset un the comung year Chuck Nungesser crossed the last whute lune only twuce but hus long gauns have set up many a score He also has another year and he us depended upon to reach hus peak durung the 45 season Havung one each are J Bannuster H Smuth D Meul B Vaught W Burger and B Schmelz Worthy of mentuon us thus last score because of uts unorthodox earner Guard Bob Schmelz whose superb defense and extraordunary blockung were the foundatuon of Ranger attack had a specual play un the book just for hum namely The Schmelz Power Play He counted up a good yardage percent for the backs to work on whenever he was called upon to tote the pugskun Other maunstays of the Ranger forward wall were Co captaun John Fuller Dan Hart Ralph Frew and Carm Polly whose stalwart brunt bearung bodues are goung to be sadly mussed un the 45 luneup Other lunemen who wull be back to take the vacant places are regulars un 44 Bob Cubberly and Duck Zeugler A young set of backs chuefly sophomores saw most of the actuon durung the 44 season Beung looked to for servuce next year are Sophs Ken Stamberger Ed Sudewand Harry Smuth Joe Bannuster George Huldebrandt and Junuors Chuck Nungesser Al Brown and Bull Shunkwuler The 44 season as a whole was successful wuth seven wuns agaunst three losses and Wulloughby endung un a two way tue for second The Rangers lost not a home game and four of the fuve were shut outs Some home record' The 45 season looks faurly brlght GAME SUMMARIES WILLOUGHBY BRUSH As usual the season s opener was wuth Brush at Wulloughby The game was more or less routune endung un a Ranger vuctory It alsa showed many rough spots to be uroned out before the furst league game Even thurd strungers saw actuon WILLOUGHBY WICKLIFFE A much umproved team took the fueld after a slow start began to trounce the hapless Blue Devuls to the tune of 39 0 Thurd strungers agaun saw actuon WILLOUGHBY PAINESVILLE The tradutuonal scrap opened wuth the Red Rauders all prumed for the Ranger power attack wuth an eught man lune The furst score was made on a long Glavac to Suvak pass on whuch Ernue was enturely unmolested by the depleted Rauder pass defense The re maunder of the 2l O score was compuled un a luke manner passes accountung for all the Ranger marks WILLOUGHBY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL The furst Ranger beatung was supplued by the U S Preppers un a hot afternoon game The precusuoru trauned Preppers completely squelched the Ranger pass attack and out charged a sluggush Ranger lune to run up a l3 O score WILLOUGHBY CONNEAUT The one sore spot un the season and a decudung game un league play as ut turned out wuth a l3 pount lead the coastung Rangers were not able to recover un tume to stop the 3l , , . . x.! . . . , A . . . 1 1 I F . I 5 A I I I ' ' . I I - ' . . . , , , . , . , . , . . I I - . - . I I . . I , . . , - Ellsworth Fischer, who saw a good deal of action in '44, Hank Hempel and Don Meil, both . , I . . . . . . , I I ' I I I I I . I ' I I I . . . I . , . . , . . , . , . . . I I - . . . I . revitalized Trojans from compiling a final l9-l3 score. Without this upset the Rangers would have been co-champs of the Lake Shore League. WILLOUGHBY - ASHTABULA The season's thrillerl As if to atone for the Conneaut defeat, a sober Ranger team took the field to knock off the favored 'Bula eleven. Aided by 'Bula fumbles at crucial mo- ments and determination, Willoughby walked off on the right end of l9-l4 score despite a fourth period rally by the Purple and Gold. W. R. A. - WILLOUGHBY Another afternoon game again showed a sluggish Ranger team although this time they came out on top ofa l3-O score. However both of these markers were scared on freak errors by the inexperienced opponents. WILLOUGHBY - GENEVA Making a good showing against the Eagles the Rangers tooka 26-O contest. Though run ragged by the Eagle passing combination of Sanzotta, Merrill, they managed to stop them at the right times and then to put in their own punches. MENTOR - WILLOUGHBY Willoughby mercilessly pounded the hapless Cardinals to a 46-0 submission in ven- geance for previous beatings. The boys poured it on to the weary Red Birds for the benefit of their fathers who lined the bench in the annual fathers' night. HARBOR - WILLOUGHBY The last and crucial game! Second place or co-champs? That was the question, and the Harborites met it with a 13-l2 victory, a real heartbreaker . Willoughby scored first, and everything looked rosy. Then Don Zalemini hit his stride and began to stride over the little white lines to the tune of i3 points. The Rangers were oh-so close when Chuck Nungesser broke loose for the longest run of the season only to be stopped five yards from pay dirt. Then three downs on the six-inch line and again no go. Ah-welll Such is life But it is so hard to take CLASS WILL 1945 We the class of 1945 beung of sound mlnd do hereby declare thus to be our last wlll and testament As a class we leave To the juniors one more year free from the reallzatlon that there blg world wanting outslde the moss covered walls of W H S To the freshmen our vum vlgor and ablllty to get unto trouble with the faculty even the same homeroom teachers The faculty exhausted bored with llfe and wanting for the next batch As mdlvlduals we leave our most cherished tralts Bradley Prntts our erstwhzle presudent leaves hus desure to argue to Mary Grover Duck Arter leaves the school un the hands of has ever clever brother Dave After a remarkable performance ln stunt nught Moe Campbell leaves to be head caretaker of Arlnngton Cemetery lkey Bnstarkey leaves her ablluty to go wlthout make up to Sue Hull man Catherine Muzerak bequeaths her quletness to Duane Lnndstrom Don Blythe leaves has bulglng biceps to Richard Johnston Eddie Glavac IS not generous he lnsusts on taklng hls athletic abnllty and outstandlng record with ham Marge Smith walls her rythmuc cheerleadung to promnsnng Jean Allyn Carmen Polly leaves only hus curls Audrey Sturm walls all her left over wlse cracks to Jack Easton Bob Vaught leaves his way wlth the wlmmln to Bud Bechtold To Barbara Mumma Lynne Reddy leaves her effuclent manner Laurel Southworth leaves her nose for news to Dlck Hoover Evelyn Schmnnky leaves her tltle of football queen to Duck Zelgler be cause he looked so sweet un the H1 Y chorus Norm Robson s wavy hanr as left to Bull Shunkwller wuth has butch haircut Wanda Mulner leaves her way with the boys to Marge Smart Wendell Parr leaves has coveted A s to all of Mr Burkhardt s physucs students Babs Brulllnger leaves her actung abuluty to Michael Albl June Bullock and Wally Burger leave school together Joy Fuller surrenders her sense of humor to Tom Page Ruth Jermyn leaves her Hiya kuds to Delores Peters The Lannlng slsters leave Corky to carry on but-can he hula? Dorns Petrnck leaves happy Shlrley Schwarz bestows her frlendlrness on Ronald Goodwull Jack Longafelter leaves underclassmen wuth a warning not to blow the lab 33 2 l was c,..J E.-f I'i'llT l Xu ,f 'N N l ll ,,, 5 ,I .I l J lt I 5- .3 tg , : I I I . . . . ,Sa , . I I ' l I I ' ' II II . 1 ll . 1 Il ' , . ' Il I ll ' I ' II ' ' II A I ' , , , . . . up I YN Q 'E- - is for Government This means the teachers, too, Besides the Student Council Who make the rules for you. ALICE BARKOW AB.-Cleveland College M.A,-Western Reserve TeachesgMathernatics MIRIAM BROWN AB.-Geneva College B.S. in Library Science-University of Illinois Librarian MRS, FLORINE F. CARROLL B.S, in Education-Ohio State Univer- sit Y Teaches-English II-Ill Advisor-Senior Play JOSEPH B. BARROW B.E.-Northern Illinois State Teachers College Teaches-Mechanical Drawingg Pre-ln- duction Information. EARL S. BUQK A.B,-Baldwnn Wallace M Af-Columbia Unrverslty Teaches-Ohio History, Gen. Sclence DOROTHY COWELL B.S,-Western Reserve M.A,-Western Reserve Teaches-Art Advisor-Art Club GEORGE W. BENDER B,E. IH Edacatuon-Kent State Teaches-Industrial Arts LEWIS L. BURKHART AB.-Deflonce College B.S,+Kent State Teaches-Physrcs, Chemlstrv, Pre-Fllght Aeronautics Advisor-Hi-Y MADELEINE FICKES BS,-Western Reserve University Teaches-Current l-lustory, American Hnstory, Problems of Democracy Advlsor-Jr. Councll on World Affairs MARGARET W. GIBBS AB.-Ohio State University MA.-Ohio State University Teaches-Commercial Law, Bookkeep- inq Personal Accounting, Business Organization Advisor-Commercclal Club HERBERT M. LAKE AB.-Hiram College M.A.-Western Reserve University TeachesA-English II French MRS. EMMALENE S. PEYSER AB.-Bryn Mawr Teaches-General Math, Bcsiness Training, Algebra I HELEN JONES BS. in Education4Ohlo State Unryere sity Teaches-Vocal Music KATHLEEN McDONALD A.B.-Smith College MA.-Western Reserve University Teaches-American Historyj Economic Geography Advisor-National Honor Society CHARLES W. RUDDICK A.B.+Ol'1io Northern University Teaches--Instrumental Music ADELE KNIGHT A.B.-Western Reserve University Teaches-Latin, Orientation :Q Advisor-Friendship Club MRS. MARGARET B. MEYER X AB.-Ursuline College ' M.A.-University of Michigan , Teaches-English I Advisor-- Lens CLEO SAWYER A.B.-Western College for Women Teaches+Enalish III-IV, Journalism MRS. VELMA D. KYSER B.S.-Pennsylvania State Teachers Col- lege MA.-New York University Teaches-Shorthand, Typing, Come mercial subiects Advisorw-Commercial club H. F. PASINI B.S.-Springfield College Teaches--Physical Education Coach-Football, Track SYLVIA SIMON A.B.-Western Reserve University Teaches-World History, Ohio History Advisor-Service Correspondence Club MRS. LUELLA LAING V f B,S.gUnlversuty of Pittsburghg Diploma f of Education Teaches-Home Economics irq! IVY PATTERSON 6 B.S.vMlar'nu University - f M A.-Columbia University TeachesfCommerciaI sublects JACK F. STAFFORD B.S,-Mt. Union Basketball Coach CHESTER B, WIKE AB-Western Reserve University Teaches-Biology. Senior Science JEANNE ZEISER B.S. in EducationfKent State Uni- versity 3 - Teaches--Girls' Physical Education ' Advisor-Girls' W Club , is GC 5' Advisor-Hi-Y an -it i Q-'Cf ,- 6 is 'F . N, v+,-. D-.-. -.-f K rs for Government Thus means the teachers too Besrdes the Student Councul Who make the rules for you ,s 'fo STUDENT COUNCIL Among the most Important school orgonuzotlons IS the student council which repre sents the whole student body Members ore elected from eoch home room ond presudency In ony closs or club outo motlcolly gives o place on thus council Members ore Front row J Scoglnone J Thompson M Lonnnng D Llndstrom N Second row D Kohl B Myers M Smuth J Bullock J Rceburn M Mummo S l-lo monn B Wolker H Johnson Thurd row B Swope J Rentschler E Toncre P Doncevnc B P tts D Hot H Hempel J Collnns 36 Norris, F. Lucas, J..AIlyn, B. Swope., P. Jenny, IP. .Copoldi, G.ICodion. I I J I 'J I I. J , . 1 , . , . ' , 4 ri , . r , STUDENT COUNCIL The future of democracy ut has been sand lnes In the youth A generatnon whnch s reared to accept responsubulnty and to guide F, any would be dictator The foundatnon for a democratic form of government as formed nn our schools the most nmportant agency nn thus regard IS the Student Councnl Members for thas group are elected by the members of their home rooms to whom they must account by a report of the councnl s actnv ltles Many of the really worth whsle projects around the school are the work of thus group lt was they who sponsored the march of dlmes and the Red Cross drnve as well as sellnng Chrnstmas seals Thus group too IS responslble for many pleasant leisure hours the danclng at noon the dances after football games the noon movies and many enjoyable assemblnes Among nts chuef contributors to our leisure hours was the purchasnng of a luke box elnmnnatnng the necesslty of renting one The last actnvuty of the year sponsored by thus group was Dramatnc Portraits pre sented by Mass Mary Hutchinson Truly thas group us to be congratulated for the fnne work they do and the grand school spurnt whuch they display under the leadership of Flossy Lucas who stepped In as presldent when Charlie Morgan panned the navy 37 Q xs-'7 R' I v Q I X 11, :Nw . . V . . i gg N X tk itself cannot easily be swayed by the words of El I . . . l - Is for our boy's Hi Y The best youth nn the land The cream of Wllloughby Hugh School Let s gave them a bug hand' HIY Somethlng new was added to Stunt Nnght thas year when the Hu Y boys gave their Gay Nlnetles Revue Those of us who saw ut wall never forget Carmenclta Polly as he led the bevy of dancing beauties or Llttle Nell Mease rocknng hrs small brother Johnny Fuller Frnendshnp Club gurls were audnble nn their reluef that the boys were not eluguble for the pruze Other actlvntnes ln which thus group indulged were the operation of a very successful refreshment stand at all football games and their usual Christmas formal Dan Hart was presldent of the group for both semesters whsle Lewls Burkhardt and Chester Wlke were joint advisors J Collins H Simmonds B Swope Second row Mr L Burkhardt C Polly D Phypers E Streaker D Stagle J Fuller R Frew J Rentschler D Mease B Phll B J h IIDS o nston C Crulckshank D Dean Mr C Wake Thrud row B Pntts H Schad J Lungafelter J Hesketh B Wood D Zelgler W Burger H Johnson 38 , . . S ' II - ' Il II ' II ' ' ll ' ll I , . Seated: R..Winegarv, W. Haas, C. Costello, D. Hart, F. Lake, D, After, P. Doncevic, B. Gibson, R. Charette, .9 Emnly Post says No The day we all shone The rosy ruveters Buy our Weasel Electuoneerung Are you rught Harry? Step Invely Beautuful sprung He finally came M Can you top thus Those waves Art' Art' They re back Who? Frew Goodnlght Ladues Pretty huh? Where s Wanda? No women? Sweet m morues Freshmen flowers 39 X! OFFICE IS for thot Inner Sanctum X f Where the teachers toke thelr hoIr down Ah would some power to us dlsclose Those super delhes In such luke pose! l I il INNER SHNCTUM I stands for Inner sanctum because behInd the door here shown IS the spot where Old and OdVlCe may be obtaIned The job of keepmg the school runnlng smoothly IIes ID the capable hands of Supenn tendent J B WoodsIde and PrIncIpal Paul Swanson neIther of whom IS ever too busy to help us I however could stand for Interest the Interest shown In the school by the members of the hIgh school commIttee We at the student body know how fortunate we ore to have behInd us thIs group Each person on the commIttee IS keenly Interested In the welfare ot the school and eager to do onythmg IH hIs power to further Its progress Perhaps the most opprecIated contrIbutIon to the school thIs year was the new paInt on the hIgh school Not only was It kInd to the eyes by beIng fresh and clean but the colors selected reflected the greatest amount ot IIght For thIs the hIgh school commIttee deserves our heart felt thanks 40 r- I X I h f + f Q , f -' 3 X n - - lr I 5 ff I . ff so ?sf1I ,E 1 - . . . - . 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Floy Trung Jerry Jones Beatrice Saler Sue Axtord .lean Niles Trumona Carlson N irginia Truelave Marilyn Walker Marge lNachs Louise Lindberg Marilyn Chappell 34 'T 'WML 5' IUNIORS as for Juniors A most happy bunch Thus class will go for I have a strong hunch Top row D Alexander J Andrcslc M Barnes M Booker A Brown R Burkett Second row J Allyn N Angelotfu E Bosfo J Boyd M Brown B Coduou Thlrd row R Amo D Arlhur H Bechtold W Brook D Buchon P Cooe -969 'S' 'WW 44 To raw 5 rlsan R CJLLerJy O9 e M Lrmr r cond row L CoIJn C I aase Jn cr as-ar Thrra raw a 5 e n e D Hoa R Kakson F Lucas Fourth row J Consalvcr N DeJoy J Gear J Johnson D Krasowcc F Lucas Fwfth raw C CornwaJI E Demung B Gut on H Johnson R Kral S Laaqhr n Srxth row J Costa-Ho L Dolhar P Granger VN Johnson W Lee K M Clare Seventh row J Craune G Ellenburg B Green E Kalovsky P LeonelJo V McCoy Erghth row C Crauckshank E Fsscher M Groxer N Kerr A Lmdexl R Manmna R?6N Q In-.s... ww 'if' Tr JP' Of W 'V' Q iw 'FN-if .M 2.44 LMi?T 'F' 'F' 2 A QRER as 'I J nu. 45 yd JR p : Ca , , I, X ,J, Fwcnd, VX Ha ., S K rn le Se , r , Detz, M Flacke L H , J. 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' t ' ' N ' A ,fl . p, M., .4 , , ' - Top row D Meosc J Myrtle L Porter H Show J Story B Walsh Second row M Meter B Ncllles J Roc-burn B Shunkwllcr B Swope J Word Third row D Menl C NLngesscr J Ruchards D Staglc J Telling J Watson Fourth row A Mctzung E Olsson J Rentschler M Smart J Thompson C Wulluarns Fufth row L Morrow D Peters F Rutland M Sosoko S Toth D Wllson Sixth row L Mromor H Perkins F Saler E Stoermer B Trulove V Wrnght Seventh row D Myers N Peterson J Scanlon D Stone W Walker D Zeugler Eighth row D Murray D Phypcrs L Schpnck B Stone G Wallace l Zu co I' 3 INV! 'V .., Jim 13 AAL fin? WW' ll few 'WF' 'io I lwfw 9' as J'- MFWQ 'ii' 33 Q z H WW 'EP' L WI--AQ Y ' DS ,Q if L- W 'Ulf If 'U' rn if 1-4, L 46 ' :Z .' ,V .' ,'.' ' ,V ,I ,I .I ,'.' cv.. I I 7 .J yv we f - .,, I I 5 It V 5 1 I , 5 W 4' I 2 -'I l 'Q , W 4 l ' A Al uv Q :Vx , J 3 0 'S - , A , . 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IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY A lllustruous Junuors on the eve of becomung hugh and mughty Senuors Ah yes' You should become more mature and act accordungly we are told Some do some don tl' the unferuor treatment However ut us also pleasant when the U xv Q mood strukes us to revert to a second chuldhood and blossom forth wuth the most ruduculous antucs umagunable However wuth uts great varuety of versatule souls the Junuor Class has proved outstandung un many fuelds Scholar shup whule not too magnufucent us as a whole above aver age We have also kept a good party standard havung many successful affaurs to remember To prove thus our treasury has always been un a healthy state and was most robust of all when the magazune sellers more than doubled the records of the prevuous classes Thus ample reserve was spent on the much antucupated prom and was well spent at that the dance beung the top event of the year Partucupatuon un athletucs was agaun somewhat less than other classes but agaun the qualuty was up above standard Many admurable feats were achueved on grud hardwood and track by our dashung representatuves We had our share of cutups too or shall we say cut offs reterrung to Chuck Nun gesser The effersvecense of Del Peters a 44 addutuon to the luttle famuly was a subject of hularuous duscussuon un many an early mornung fruendly cluque Jum Colluns leadung can dudate for class wut was responsuble for many a hoarse vouce the mornung after Yes for the smallest class un school ut us surpruslng the amount of buddung noble character varued abulutues and worthwhule ambutuons whuch manufest themselves Maybe ours wont become especually famous un comung years but we are all resolved to wrung every drop of benefut and pleasure from the last of those never to be recaptured hugh school years and un so doung make our communuty proud that we have come from uts mudst 47 S7 35 fer . . 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P ,,,.f'i A 'ggi r mf, Af1,RV 55, mn, 1 My 0.1 mf :41gfL-pose of f. mee auyadihehtzig, in pw svffiuxk Qihfuntrg fun ,Ibn A ds ,muah 1 a N vu , IL 7 Buhff I wb uxiuxwv url? Q 'X ,ass 'hu'-,,. fi will 55 O gl., F le 'lr ailhr ,U , r Q, Z 1 tg QV- of Tr, .xwf'3, -H5 W 0, 2.hf4'12On :g :gf 2 ima Y B QS da-'lhtw ' i V' uf fe 0 Pvukqblllrt' az 'ph' 3 cmpre Pe so de R ' a Rx 2 X Y X gers Wallop Brush 1 8-0 CBC, Cv 'tb - is for Leaders 8 fe S0 Ye Slhd Q H E Sf, Chgf CLUB They ve been from the start C U QP 0 ul 20 1 0 QQ' QV O9 LEADERS The people on thus page you have seen also on many other pages of the book They are the leaders the ones who head commlttees captarn teams and lead classes and clubs Behund every successful tunctlon In the school IS one of these people for they are the class presldents and the club presidents ln their capable hands rests the responslblllty for the social llfe here at Wllloughby Hugh School We congratulate them for we thunk thus has been a fnne year AS? NN S h G H LRddyM DKh 49 S . 0 , V Q, 6 Pl I l S ' 6 fo , 'o X o O fx - wt 9 S00 I I . I I I Seated: B. Obenchain, . urm, F. Lucas, . orris, M, mart, H, Hempel, W. Burger. Standing: E. Buckles, J. T ompson, L. Collin, E. Iavoc, J. Fuller, P. Doncevic, F. Lake, B. Pritts, E. Toncre, D. art, B. Swope, . e , .Mumma, . ol. - is for Music Our Glee Club, we mean At all mann events We re sure they ll be seen GLEE CLUB Open House? PTAS to entertaun? Frsendshup club banquet? Assemblies? lt doesn t matter for what reason we need them the vocal musuc groups of the school are always wulllng to obllge At a moment s notice Mass Helen Jones can supply whatever IS needed Perhaps It s a small group dndn t you hear the barbershop quartet at open house? Or maybe It s thc whole glee club they all do equally well The abullty of the group and the success of the club are no doubt due to the tact that every member of the group enjoys smgmg Flrst row A Farenchak D Repass M Meier C Mezerak J Davus R Burkett H Ramen J Borsuck P Ross H Borsnck E Welbraham A Metzung D Neely P Jenny V Gregory B Mumma N Second row P Capaldl D Creger E Deming M Burke T Redler J Jones E Olsson B Douda J Reddy S Hamann I Zucco M Smart J Wllllams W Hnntz B Muddleton R Reed T Gregory H Hempel W Burger Thurd row J Hesketh E Glavac F Perusek D Deutrsck J Boyd R Dorrell A Brown P Donccvuc W Parr A Blshop 50 I I , . I I - - - - I ' I ' I j . Kalovsky, Hunt, 'Mancuni, E Bastav. l A I l l I l I l I C Ziff ALMA MATER Q To our own dear Alma Mater Thus the song we ranse Ascends from hearts that love her And will echo now her praise May we strive to do her honor And Ilve by her rule So come and ,om us whsle we boost For Wvlloughby Hugh School Furst row D Burroughs M Wachs C Hoppert J Saler B Campbell D McLain M Burk M Hatfield J Lamos C Clock D Saler E Brewer V Burkett B Newman C Rosplock A Shipman D Lund strom J Roth Second row V Truelove M Launch P Raeburn J Pollo D Kendel M Campbell G Cafterall H4 Hatcher R Gunton V Groll L Redlcr B Rofter S Roe R Catalano J Graham J Neely R Wassum S Schwartz V McCoy N Kerr L Mromor C Badzlk A Dnlley G Ellenburg J Allyn D Powers R Amo R Nygren B Custer J Myrtle F Trung J Cole Fourth row J Walker C Gull M DeWolfe C Mason J Story M Carrel P Hange R Jermyn J Bullock J Ward W Loebsack M Flacke C Armstrong H Rudloff B Ralph C Trott V Sulvaroln G Dawnmg B Brlllmger 5l Q2 , P U. A Third row: R. Brunson, L. Lindberg, E. Schminkey, R. Burch, N. DeJoy, L, Oliver, C. Condon, N. Faltica, - is for National Honor HONOR SOCIETY Q9 f Whose members are best E -fl 1 In SchoIorship,Service, 4 11 5 Leodershlp ond the rest NHTIUNBL HOJOR SOCIETY To the average hugh school student there come many thrllls but none can compare wlth beung chosen to National Honor Society The heart of many a sensor has beaten faster when led to the stage to be lnducted at a lovely candlelight ceremony Those chosen must excel ln scholarship leadershlp ser vuce ond character Headnng thus very pralseworthy group of young people was Martha Mumma as pres: dent and although largely an honorary group they conducted a very successful bake sale Seated L Reddy B Ralph M Mumma J Bullock V Groll E Buckles Standlng H Schod E Toncre B Tttle M Sm th H Slmrnonds J Wells L South oth A Angel ottl J Llngafelter F Lake 52 Q l . .Q O. . I . . . . I . I - , . I 1 , - . . gg A 5 I L . -4 J L an ' f T x - . l , V .K h s q , , W Q EQ. Cl- - .. 6 , 1 tl., 17 1-1541 'fir O IS for Orchestra J 141+ - 1 f g ff , W9 Makers of rhythm and swung Hall to our muslc makers, Presses to thee we sang ORCHESTRA The W H S orchestra has galned a positron of Importance out of character to sts snze Although the sprung concert IS theur bnggest occaslon Stunt Night the Sensor Play Chrust mas concert and varuous other programs could not go on wlthout them Although some sour notes may be heard from Room ll when they practuce, they always come through wnth a perfect performance Furst row M Smuth B Cubberly D Dean F Lake J Foley B Rockwell A Retych J Davus J Wells Second row D Deavers C Crunckshank M Sweetapple J Easton E Tonrre K McClure C Green N Berndt J Myrtle 53 3 . l . l , L . . l L Mi X . . Q . , 5 l l l l 1 I I ' , . ' :,',. ,.. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,.',.. 34 ,- f- V. ,A 1' 1- 1 . ,. . ns for Personahty Poll It shows the thlngs you do It s pnnted on the followmg page To show you who us who Most Llkely To Succeed Most Intelhgent Best Looking Biggest Cut ups Most Athletlc Abnlnty Best School Spnrut Most Fnendly Neatest Preftlest Hour Prettlest Smile Wnttlest SENIOR PERSONALITY POLL Bradley Prltts Wendell Parr Walter Burger Dan Hart Charhe Morgan Ralph Malewskl Paul Doncevlc Norman Robson Charlne Morgan Harold Snmmonds Lynne Reddy Martha Mumma Evelyn Schmmky Audrey Sturm Natalee Narrls Myrna Lannlng Glorna Stone Wlnnle Loebsack Janet Wells Jackie Downs Mast Musucal Ablllty Best Dancers Most Quiet Blggest Feet Shortest Tallest Biggest Wolf Most ln School Most Out of School Most Bashtul Rollnn Wnnegor Eddie Glavac Anton Koenig Dan Hart Bud Kroll Ernie Slvak Bob Vaught Ton: Angelottl George Hanna Dan Templm Marge Smith Joyce Graham Catherune Mlzerak Barbara Obenchaun Grace Saler Wmnae Loebsack Leta Camp Frank Lake Ruth Faulk Joan Foley 54 , . . ' Eddie Glavac Audrey Sturm C Biggest Eaters Ernie Sivak Ruth Jermyn P Stands for Prophecy What we think you'Il do. We ll see ln coming years Whether they re true 'f CLASS Pnopnncv J 1945 Monday mornung May l955 F E How dud I ever get myself unto thus T U mess anyhow? What am I doing un a grade school? Just because Esther asked me to- Well maybe Id better start from the begunnung so that Ill make sense Thus friend of mune Esther lMrs Wm Sowers to the general publucl us a second grade teacher who suddenly went tearung off on a pruvate luttle tangent of her own and asked me uf I wouldn t luke to take over her darling luttle Cherubs for a week So o o oo here I am' Furst thung thus mornung an adorable luttle gurl came up to me pullung another more reluctant one by the hand I recognized them as Sandra and Marsha twun daughters of Margaret Ackley the famous world traveler It seems that luttle Marsha had lost her furst tooth and ut was a bug occasuon for all There are two other sets of twuns and two sets of truplets un the class too Of the twuns Anne and Harry pudgy luttle black haured tots belong to Leto Camp well known dancung teacher whule Ruth Carlson a secre ary us the mother of Marvun and Sylvua Reta Burch a surgucal nurse and Marulyn Clack each are the proud possessors of truplets Lynne Reddy came un for a short talk to explain the principle of the war bonds which are redeemable now tuon wuth that eternal luttle slude rule of husll Sherry sultry little daughter of Irene Bustarkey us already following un the footsteps of her mother who us a pruvate secretary Sh unsusts upon perchung on the lap of Harry Summonds Jr who plays at wrutung books luke his father Gathered over un a corner all day were the daughters of Ruth B ru nson Joyce Charske Kutty Condon Mary Ryan Dora Deavers Ruth Faulk Ruth Jermyn Carol Trott Carol Mason Jean Mellon and Lous Oliver playung nurses luke theur mothers Sometumes they have a real patuent when Tummue furst son of June and Wally Burgger gets a but too enthusuastuc whule training for the l965 backfueld at good old W H S After school at the P T A meetung we were entertained by Jean Neely Bonnue Ralph and Wendell Parr who sang and Vuvuan Zeugler who played the saxophone Beatruce Stul gave a short monologue un Ubangu dualect Then we aduourned to a lught repost concocted by Ann Vinsek the noted duetutuan Although ut had the consustency of ersatz sawdust ut was attractuve almost calorue free and sumply crawling with vutamuns Tuesday evenung May l955 Today I learned all about football Tomorrow I m going to learn all about basketball from Ernie Suvak Jr whose father us basketball coach at lllunous Well anyhow m cherubs coached by Eddue Glavac Jr staged a very excutung game for me at recess Earl Anderson Jr Bull Boor Jr Ed Korpu Jr Bud Kroll Jr and Carmen Polly Jr are among the most promusung un thus fueld It s too bad gurls can t play because the respectuve daugh lContunued on Page 563 55 , . . t u I , 'A -' lx I s ' I KA xi I I 1 ' 'Q ' - - f 's ' . 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I ., ., ., ., . . . . . . , , , , . , - CLASS PROPHECY ters of JanIece Murney Ruth Wassum and Vrolef Gregory are a pretty rugged bunch The kIds don t let Inttle Audrey Sturm play wIth them any more because she s too rough lt must be lack of traInIng as her mother IS always flyIng the ocean lookIng for AmelIa Earhart I had trouble Wlth lIttle Don Blyth today He keeps buryIng thangs At fIrst l thought I d have ShIrIey Feenstra the chIld psychIatrIst come to look at hnm but I found out he IS just that way on account of hIs father s beIng an undertaker' Young Johnny Hesketh came tO school To VISIT today He has been lIvIng In HawaII where hIs father has a thrIvIng coconut grove Small MorgIe Smnth has InvIted all the class to attend her mother s ICC show The Fflgld FollIes one afternoon next week It wIll be quIte Interestlng for us because lIttle Moe Campbells mother takes the part of the front end of the horse and RolIIn WInegar s dad IS the all Important lIttle man who sweeps off the ICE between acts' Laurel Southworth star reporter for the DaIly Bluff and GlorIa Deavers corres pondent on the staff of the EvenIng DIrt wIll cover the program After the show we are all goIng to the Droppe Inn owned and managed by FreddIe Perusek s father DorIs Lynn and ElIzabeth McClelland who both have chuldren In the class work as cashIers there I ended up today by drIvIng lIttle BIII Johnston way out In the country to the farm where he IIves I pur hIm In charge of the wIndow boxes at school and he gets so engrossed In watchIng thIngs grow that he mIsses the schoolbus Wlfh growIng regularIty Wednesday evenIng May I955 Thus mornIng the lIghts In the classroom went out and lIttle Tony Koemg decIded he would fIx them for me because hIs father IS an electrIcol engIneer I m sure I don t know what dIfference that would make but IIS all rIght wIth me Anyhow he dIdn t do much good even wIth the help of lIttle Glenn Demmg small John Fuller ReggIe Charette Jr and Anton ScheIle Jr all sons of mechanlcs or engIneers whIch just goes to show about that heredIty stuff Maybe heredIty works better In some cases though because mechan Ical engIneer Brad PrItt s daughter lIttle Bradleyetta flxed It up nght away As soon as we were able to turn the lIghts on we turned them off and had a movIe about conservatlon lt was conducted by Bob PhIllIps who IS the head of our State Con servataon Corps here In OhIo After that the kIds were so restless l took them down the hall to the lIbrary and left them In charge of Grace Downlng the lIbrarIan whIle I went over to see Dorls PetrIck the fnrst grade teacher and get some Ideas of what to do wIth my cherubs next l deCIded It would be good for the lIttle Innocents to learn how varIous buslnesses are conducted So I called Tess Rugnetta supervIsor of the telephone exchange and she told me how to get In touch wIth several leadIng busInessmen and women whIch I ded wIth the result that rIght after lunch Norman Robson Frances Rugnetta MOFIOH Phypers Betty Jean Rockwell Grace Saler MIldred Smlsek Evelyn Sowers and Paul DoncevIc who are all QUITE successful In busIness came over to educate the brats Next week we wIll have a paper compIled by Bertha Swan Betty Tnttle Betty Werman EmIko Yato Norma Fatlca Vyla Groll Caryle Hanson Jean LannIng Myrna LannIng MarIanne LaurIch Dot Lawson AAOFIOFIC O BrIen Anne Schmldt Jackle Shutt TonI Angel ottI and Charlotte Carrell and read by one of them to explaIn the hazards of a secretary I had to send notes home agaIn wIth Wally Bacon Jr and Larry Gunton Jr because of theIr arIthmetIc papers Mr Bacon and Mr Gunton are accountants and when they do theIr sons math they always forget that second grad rs are supposed to double space theIr work School let out early today because an Important meetlng of an AeronautIcal Research CommIssIon was to be held In the buIldIng Carl Berwaldt and Duane ShIpman Aeronautl cal engIneers Jack Llngafelter AeronautIcal Research Chlef AIrcroft TechnIcIan Don SpInks Chemucal engIneer Ralph Majewskl and BIII Wood authorIty on flyung were there Thursday evenIng May I955 FIrst thIng thIs mornlng lIttle Sary Hunt came and told me that her mother and Shlrley Schwarz had come home from an excItIng trIp around the world Durlng the morn Ing recess whIle l was dIscussIng the possIbIlItIes ofa VISIY from Norma Johnson the famous I I ' . , . - I , , . . . . 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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I ' . , 2 V - I T I I I I I I I ' I CLASS PROPHECY mussuonory wuth her young son I notuced a most peculuar odor emergung from the cloak room Upon unvestugatuon I duscovered luttle Wanda Mllner who was cookung up a weurd concoctuon un a couple of test tubes whuch she hed fulqhed from her mothers laboratory After SuCC6SSfUIly COPIHQ wlfh fI'IIS SIfUC1tuon I had to run outsude quuck luke a bunny runs to rescue small Francus LaGruth from drownung un the horse trough He s forever proc tucung to be o deep sea duver luke hus father That was the lost straw for me I sent all the kuds down for a sessuan wuth Natalee Norrus the gym teacher Whule restung un the teachers room I heard the news that Dan Hart and Jum Camp bell are runnung for presudent next electuon and Emery Toncre wull most probably be ap pounted Postmaster General I also lustened to the detauls of the State vs Frew case un whuch the notoruous bookue Ralph lWho7l Frew us beung defended by the famous crumunol lawyer Joy Fuller Thus afternoon we were vusuted by a group of socual workers who are also parents Joan FOIGY CGTl1erIr16 MlZ9V0k Nora Sewell Ortd Eugene Brunkman all had o half day off because the Humane Socuety offuce was closed so they decuded to vusut school They pucked a good day to come as Pat Jenny and Martha Mumma popular com mercual artusts dropped un to guve pucture talks whuch were unterestung and amusung to chul dren and grown ups aluke Then to put a perfect funush on the day Vucku Sulvarolu the pruncupal came borrelung un to announce that there would be no school on Frudoy' Wheeee' Fruday nught May l955 I got up late thus mornung and walked Slowly past the school several tumes laughung o duabolucal luttle laugh to myself all the tume I caught myself un the nuck of tume just as I was puckung up a rock to heave at the dear oud place' I was really un a bad way s l stopped off at the offuce of Bobs Brullunger the psychuatrust to see uf I had really gone off balance She told me to get plenty of exercuse and keep away from all large buuldungs TGIUVIQ her OCIVICG I VON Over to JGVIGI' Wells house and together we went bowlung at Wynnue Vohlers Bowlung Alley Thus super Structure was desugned and constructed by Bob Schmelz Wynnues formula for a happy bowler us musuc whule you bowl so she has a well known band to provude musuc for the customers As we were leavung I glanced unto o large murror by the door' Aaochll Brother was I un a condutuon' So I went anklung rught over to the We Fux Anythung Beauty Shop uountly owned and operated by Myrtle Westlake Ladeen Redler and Betty Rafter so they could work on me for a whule As I was suttung there calmly revelung un a gooey mud pack a specual deluvery letter come for me It was from some out of town fruends of mune who were comung for a vusut and wanted me to paunt the town wuth them George Hanna s popular nught club the Swungung Door was the most obvuous place to go un search of excutement When we arruved Anna Retych s dance bond was playung soft musuc and then floor show was about to begun Whule walkung to our table we stopped and spoke to Bunny and Harry Schad and Jane and Frank Lake Harry us doung technucal enguneerung and Frank us employed as a chemucal enguneer The floor show opened wuth a number rendered by George Lullaby Covert who us the current bedroom sunger After the screams dued down and the prostrate bodues were hauled away the promunent Broadway actress who had been borrowed for the evenung from the cast of Lufe wuth Mother and Eleven Chuldren Barbara Obenchaun was untro duced by the M C and presented a monologue Muss Obenchaun s selectuon was well done Durung the lull un th program Don Doyle t he multu mulluonaure play boy entered druppung three gorgeous models from hus arms These partucular lovelues were Evelyn Schmunky Janet Loucks and Wynnue Loebsack Upon gazung around the huge room I duscovered Glorua and Leon Woods suttung un a cozy luttle corner holdung hands luke o paur of newlyweds To top off a sw ll show Joyce Graham danced the South Amerucan Flamenco wuth all the grace vutaluty and everythung else that usually goes wuth the Latun type of doncung An excellent parody on her number was done by Glelo Fruel the famous doncung comeduenne After an hour or two of doncung I returned home and went to bed My sleep was dus turbed only by the thought that I Jackue Davus would have to go to work un the mornung 1 1 - 1 1 . . - . 1 - . . 1 , . . . . , - - 1 1 ' 1 . , - 1 1 , . 1 I - 1 ' - - U I I 1 - 1 . . , . , 1 O 1 1 . . 1 - 1 . , . . . - 1 , ,, . . 11 - 1 . .. , . . . . . ,, . . H . 1 1 I l 1 1 1 - Il - - Il - I . . , , . ' 1 1 - 1 , . - 11 11 - 1 11 - 11 - - ' 1 1 1 11 - A - 11 - - I - . . , . . . D .- . . . - '-' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Q . . '-' 1 1 1 . ' , . 1 ' ' 1 1 - 59 IS for Queeme Queen of them all Z 2 Chosen by us for Homecommg lost foll 27, f f QUEEN Breathes there a gurl with soul so dead who never to herself hath sand l d due happy lf only I could be home commg queen For lovely Evelyn Schmnnky popular drum magorette thus dream became a realuty when the student body chose her to rengn at the homecomnng game Other semor gurls were nominated by the football squad to be her attendants They were Myrna Lannlng class secretary Janet Wells cheerleader Marge Smith presldent of W club Marllyn Campbell of the FC cablnet June Bullock vlce president of the F C Natalee Norrls presudent of the F C and Kitty Condon of the offnce staff Left to ght Natalee No s J e Bullock Mage Sm th E elyn Sch nky Marlyn Campbell My na Lan ng Ktty Condon Janet Well 58 . . Lf 5 I . , . l , -. J I . N fe, -lf I f r ll u 'mlm I .. II I ' ' - Il I I I I I I I ll ll I - - I - - I ' ' I I . ., , . ., . ri 1 rri, un , r i , v mi , i , r ni , I , s. is for Rlfle Club Questlon of the year To join or not to 'om That s all we hear RIFLE CLUB Regrettable though it may be still it is true that nine tenth of the boys it necessary to serve in some branch of the armed service With this in mind a few of the far sighted boys under the direction of Mr J B Wood side have banded together in a rifle club Although practice was restricted because of the shortage of shells a few meets were held at the Ohio Rubber rifle range where Leon Woods president of the group gathered experience which he probably finds useful now that he has joined the army Seated O Sharpe E Wawrenuk D Meyers R Hammerstrand J Fuller B Grady R LaChance Toncre R Mills Stand ng B Bushman J Hunt M Albl J Rentschler C Dietz C Berwaldf B Boar J Plemel 60 QR - 1 X . . . . I x 1' . 36 ' Q00 f' 'ff i 9 . I now in high school will someday find . . I I I i : I., l , . , . , . , , ' , . , , , . . I S us for Scholorslup In brom they excel They wull succeed m Ilfe As, soon, time wall tell SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Although the Scholarshnp Club us one of the least actuve clubs nn the school vt IS one ot the most desurable Many students would luke to goun but only the hughest ten percent of all tour classes may Perhaps nts populanty has some thlng to do wlth the fact that members of two years standmg have passes to the llbrary for all study halls Frank Lake was president thus year and took to the banquet at Wncklutfe the largest group from any one school In the county Flrst row M Mumma B Ralph F Lake D Phypers S Hamann V Groll Second row M Meter J Thompson L Dolhar L Haase A Mareen L Southworth C Landug A Angelottu Thurd row M Launch B Mumma W Mnlner H Summonds R Fry R Malls D Hulsman J Hunt E Tonc re E Anderson 6l Ill' 0 . n u no o Q o I . I . . ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. . r . . ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . as for Searchllght A swell job they do They spend many hours On a paper for you SEARCHLIGHT STAFF Dad you know Jack Jones was home last week? Dad you see whos en gaged now9 Do you know who sold most war bonds last week? You know all these things and many others If you are one of the hundreds who avldly read the Searchllght each Tuesday The lournalusm class taught by Mass Cleo Sawyer keeps the rest of us Informed on all nmportant Interesting and amusing events To our parents at as an Important llnk between them and our lute at school Seated Law ence Cunton Joan Foley Jackue Da us Lynne Reddy Jum Collnns Standnng Laurel Southwo th June Bullock Bunny Ebelrng Kitty Condon Dean Phypers Joy Fuller Sara Hunt . . . I . - 1 1 I ' I r. -I , , v, , '. V: rl V V V I I 62 CLASS WILL 1945 Bob Phullups wulls hus wolfung to Marulvn DeWolfe Harold Summonds facual expressuons are bequeathed to Vuvuan Vest Emery Toncre leaves the art of wunnung femunune admurers to hus brother Jum Rudy Turk leaves for the navy Bull Wood leaves huntung for a dog tag Margaret Ackley bequeathes her quuet manner to Bertha Neumann Frank Lake leaves hus physuque to John Boyd We hardly notuced when George Hanna left because he was here so seldom Marty Mumma leaves her fund of knowledge to Jack Wrught Norma Johnson tenders her guft of gab to June Klunger Antounette Angelottu leaves her neat appearance and fruendly smule to Janet Wulluams Earl Anderson departs as he came quuetly' Walter Bacon leaves hus abuluty to take good puctures to Don Krasovec Carl Berwaldt leaves hus perseverence To Marulyn Walker Bull Boor us the last of the Boors to leave Eugene Brunkman leaves as always a good sport Charlotte Carrel leaves her neat haur do s to Ruth Burkett Regunald Charette leaves hus heught to Chuck Smuth Esther Buckles relunquushes edutorshup of the Lens and a box of aspurun to Joan Thompson Reta Burch leaves her laugh to Helen Frazza Leta Camp leaves her way wuth the men to bashful Lucunda Fruel Kutty Condon leaves her Grable legs for Rollun Krul s admuratuon Jackue Davus leaves the Lens to fund another wruter s chaurman Don Doyle s vum vugor and vutaluty us left to Claire Mlller The Deavers Glorug and Dorg leave Content wuth hugh school accomplushments Glenn Demung leaves tellung suster Ethel TO be good now that hus chaperonag be un the offunq Grace Downung leaves to awaut her fuanCe S return Norma Fatuca and Vucky Sulvarolu leave on the fFlef1Cll'eSf of fefmS Shurlev Feenstra wulls her shortness to Arm Wells Joan Foley bequeaths her blond hour and l0Pel PINS to 0 lY 9 'l Cl9S nQ them Ralph Frew WHO legveg W H 5 rememberung the electuon excutement Glela Fruel leaves her snappy sweaters tO FFGHCGS Rutland Punkue Greqorv leaves her red haur to RoS9 Am0 Larry Gunton leaves the Searchluqht wutb bl-Il' One sports wruter Roqer Hammerstrand leaves hus exagqerefed love 0ffO'fS T0 DOT Pefkel' Carol Hanson cedes her flurtunq to Aluson Reed Pat Jennv leaves her personaluty to Dol House Bud Kroll leaves hus auft of aab to Clar0 Slwff Dot Lawson wull no lonaer have to skupclesses Uoke of course? Wunnue Loebsack leaves her modelung al9'l'fY and beUUf'fUl l'l0'f fo P0l' Hlll Janet Loucks leaves wuth her onaaqemenf H09 Ralph Mauewsku U S M C left at the half year Carol Mason leaves to fund the mussung lmk Jane MacCracken leaves her lona skurt5 YO Helen l'l0fChef Jean Neely leaves Muss Knuaht wuthout any' new WOI'I'leS Bonnue Ralph leaves her vouce to anvone good ef'1OU9l'1 to occept Il Natalee Norrus leaves to awaut Hank s a 0ClUOfI0 1 Frances Ruanetta leaves her sweetness t0 Betty HOHHO Tess Ruanetta leaves her salesmanshup tO Norma DSJOY Marv Lou Rvan leaves to face the world Anne Schmudt leaves mauorettunq tn Betty Arend Nora Sewell leaves to rouse German shepl1eI'ClS Jackue Shutt leaves her oomph to DonnO Neely Don Spunks leaves hus dusregard for gurlS to Dale Mlllef Beatruce Stull wulls her secludedness to DOHHO WIlS0I'1 6 WOl'll' I . l I . I , ' . ' , . , . , . . ' I ' ' U ' ll 'll ' ' ' II ll ' I ' ' . - - Il ll - - I - I I ' I I ' n n 1 ' I Paul Doncevic bestows neatness on Lul0 M06 Little. o a o I Il Il ' ' ' 1 . I ' u 1 I ' ' A I I .C Y is for Sophomores They really are smart From all the others You can tell them apart 'vffqq v Top row U Axfard J Buckholdl P Capaldr D Crawford R Dorsey G Fields B Grady P Hange B Helden Second row J Banrusfer M Burke T Carlson B Cubberly B Doada A Fundley C Gull B Hanna F Heldlnger :rd row M Albl o e an re De ean Easton Fry R Gunton Hartnagel B Helnz Fourth row T Anderson H Borslck D Burrough M Chappell M DeWolfe R Edwards M Furlong D Haase H Hatcher J Henry Fifth row B Arend J Borsxck B Bushman C Clock D DSITFICK R Estes J Gifford L Halvey M Hatfield H Hempel Snxfh row C Armstrong E Brewer D Campbell J Cl man R Darrell J Evans D Gruss S Ham man J Hearn B Herendecn P' 'sf rf Q 23.1 Q nf. -fn 'gy '1 an 8 .4 F' 'I 1 A 'nn wv gwgrvvr 'M 64 - ' w i? '1 Th' ' gl H .' ,.L. sigh D, v. Burk ff, J. 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Au 3 'F .L Qff'ii iQ 1 QQ 'nr al' 3' 45' L 7 I ll IN. nl Top row G Hnldebrandt J Jockmon D Kockenmeester M Mnntz G Overbaugh P Raeburn J Scogluonc J Smnth G Thomas M Walker Second row D Hnlderhrond D Johnson R LaChoncc M Merucle T Page J Reddy J Schoerr C Sowers A Thompson L Wolters ard Hoover Jones M Lam A Mareen J Pallok T Redler W Sears K Stomberger Thompson L Walters Fourth row C Hoppert N Kalovsky C Landlg M Moncnnl J Povelko A Reed C Senn A Spencer H Tnchy E Warwrenuk nth row os ovec D endel onnmg us J Pmkte R Reeve O Sharp E Stone A Trader J Wnllnoms Snxth row J Houghlond F Kelly J Lamos P Moore J Plemel C Reudl M Shave J Stevenson F Trung B Wood Seventh row H House R Keller J Leonello H Morse J Polo P Ruchardson A Shxpmon B Story R Trnpepu E Woods n th row J House R Kung L Lrndberg B MJmmo B Porter S Roe E Sldewand E Swan V Troelove A Wooster Nnnth row R Househoider B Knapp V Lowman T McColIaster D Powers B Root A Smfth U Taylor B Ulruch N Y O Tenth row D Hulsmon R Koentg F Molouny B Neuman A Prmdle D Soler C Srnlth V Tellmg M Wachs R Zonzng Eleventh row J Hunt D Kohl M Moncunu J Nulcs M Putcrbaugh B Soxton H Srmth J Tesor G Wald D Zelmak T A 1 1 T Y' M' ' 1 'I' ' ' J ' T J. 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' , , , . Q I .I I I , . , . , . , . I , . , . Q , . I , V. , , W, W R34 WWW-A - is for Track Which IS run wuth great zest The Wulloughby speedsters Can outrun the best TRACK The 44 track season from the standpoint of meets won was much the same as the other fuelds of 44 sports fair' Willoughby won all of nts dual meets three to be exact but dud not fare so well an nts quad meets The squad carrued a good percentage of sensors whlch somewhat dlms the llght ofthe 45 season ln spute of thus however sand season wsll equal If not surpass the record of the prevrous year Outstanding sensors with the exception of one entered the service soon after the close of school The exceptlon namely Red Herron entered Ohlo State and saw some Standing B Heinz D Zelgler E Slvak A Bro n E Hartngael Coach Posnns 66 . . . . . l 1 l l 4 l , . l I . , . . . ' I I , . . . . . ' I I I I ' II ll ' ' I I Seated: R. Hammerstrand, E. Glavac, D. Krosovec, J. Hesketh, J. 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Q, 'Q ' 'SA cs . , , ' .,, X , F season He shone un the shot put hus heavung markung up a good many greatly needed pounts for the squad actuon wuth the Bucks durung the 44 grud R Versatule Captaun Al Wulluams now wautung call for the our corps after servung un the army under the ASTRP funally settled down t the busuness of hurdlung where he was most needed Nor dud he betray the coachung trust placed un hum for he neatly captured the league champuonshup un the low hurdles durung the meet at Ashtabula Harbor Bob Kaufman now a navy man was out standung un the dashes un whuch the squad was probably most well equupped The dustance runs were handled and aptly by Don Vance and Joe Bartuch Iron Man Joe took furst un four meets second un one and thurd un another un what us perhaps the most gruellung run on the roster the mule Last but not least of these departed members us Stew Rattray navy Thus punt suze grass hopper reached heughts almost unbeluevable for hus buuld to cop many coveted places un the hugh uump Now for the lughter sude those who wull return to score agaun for the Wulloughby thun clads' Headung the lust us Freshman Jae Banruuster who splut the Ranger share of places un the dashes wuth Bob Kaufman Thus young speed demon should be able to compete wuth lughtnung before he leaves W H S Junuor John Hesketh went Joe Bartuch one better He copped not only four fursts second and a thurd un hus half mule event but he bluthely fractured a school record The old record 2 mun I3 l sec held uountly by Bob Gear and John Goodruch was altered to 2 mun l l ec Sophomore Don Krasovec and Junuor Ed Glavac were really un there punchung or shall we say heftung un the weught events Glavac competed un a few runnung events too but Krasovec was structly a weught man Sophomore Tom Page another shower of great hurdlung promuse has sunce removed humself to Mentor and wull probably prove a threat unstead of an asset Junuor Ernue Suvak just about stands alone un the pole vaultung fueld but he stands hugh enough so as to be a real man among men un the Lake Shore League at any rate Ernue who has approached very near to the school record even un practuce should be very outstandung un what us other wuse a weak event for the Rangers On the other end of the uumpung bull Sophomore Ruchard Zeugler also struts hus stuff Zug has hus off moments but when he s un a uumpung mood well look at the tume he tued the 5 6 school record wuthout even mussung hus wavy blond hour To top off the season an unterclass meet was held wuth events for both boys and gurls The senuors stole top honors wuth the sophomores runnung a not too close second The uunuors closed thurd and the frosh brought up the taul 67 lx ,Hy y X X1 X i . . . , . 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Here we see the sports from all angles around the school From the ralhes to the games from football season to track from the malorettes to the queen we vuew the sports 68 CLASS WILL l945 Glorua Stone leaves her neatness to Beveu ly Stgry Bertha Swan leaves the publuc phone for ull gf W H 5 Dan Templun bequeaths to Tom Page hug qurer rhuhhers Carol Trott leaves the school wuthout a swummuhg Sfgr Annabelle Vunsek leaves her sharp uewelry to Sglly Cerusoh Barbara Obenchaun leaves her sopnus u ahoh to Ann Smith Wunnue Vohlers leaves her French abuluty to Jegn Borsrek Jum Zummer leaves MacBeth to Englugh Students Vuvuan Zuegler s vuvacuousness goes to Gleruu Ellehberg Betty Werman leaves Wulloughby wuth hqppy memories To Jum Plemel Fred Perusek leaves hus aeeerdreh George Covert leaves meekness to Jum Hehry Ruth l-aulk leaves her fancy socks to Dorrg Burroughs Jack Green bestows on Royce Keller hug Qprhesg Paul Hennung leaves wuthout takung Mrs Meyer gelfrhg Edward Korpu leaves hus laugh to Jean Rqeburh Maruanne Launch leaves flurtung Dorus Lynn leaves to be a cashuer Eluzabeth McClelland leaves as quuetly ag She mme Januece Murney leaves to get marrued Marge O Bruen leaves her bruttle bones to all toboggoners Lous Oluver leaves the hugher math to Herbert House Ladeen Redler leaves vanuty to Ray LaChance Anna Retych s clarunet us left to Joanne Houghland Betty Rockwell leaves her lovely complexuon Anton Schuele leaves the Andrews gurls to Duck Deutruck John Hesketh s umpush smule us left to Eugene Kalovsky Joyce Charske leaves Maruan Burk to follow un her footsteps and keep up morale wuth her capers Don Hart leaves hus luttle boy grun to Phul Granger Janet Wells leaves us unhappy well muss her cuteness Joyce Graham leaves her uutterbuggung to Una Axford Vyla Jean Groll leaves her studuous attutude to Don Meul Betty Tuttle leaves her abuluty to blush to Lee Wallenfelsz Harry Schad and Bunny Ebelung leave theur abuluty to go steady to Norma Petersen ghd Eddue Sudewand Ruth Carlson and Marulyn Clack leave theur susters to carry on the famuly name Sara Hunt leaves sold on W H S and uts coeducatuon Anton Koeruug leaves quuetly Bob Schmelz leaves Flossy Lucas lonely Sue Phypers leaves her mother wuth only Dean to brung un late Duane Shupman leaves hus cookue dusterto Tom McColluster Muldred Smusek leaves her attractuve eyes to Buddy Gubson Eve Sowers leaves Januce Ward to Ray Zanzug Mel Sweetapple leaves hus trumpet playung to Ivan Trofumov Wayne Tegner leaves hus untegruty to Duck Kolson Ernest Suvak leaves hus heught to Sammy Keurl Ruth Wassum leaves her plumpness to JGOH Nules Burke Weusend leaves wuth gusto' Mert Westlake leaves her lupstucks to Ruth Koran Frances LaGruth leaves sayung luttle To thus we hereby affux our seal on the furst day of June the year of l945 THE SENIOR CLASS 69 I ' 1 N1 I ' ' . . ll ll . ' , . , . . Grace Saler leaves to tie the bonds of matrimony. , . . . . . , . I I .S for Us lj ii A The Annual folks El Rahons praormes To us are bug jokes ai!! Ill' 1 LENS STAFF U as for us' And who are we? The exhausted editors the frantic feature wruters the harassed advnsor the prxulated photographers the hecklers for subscruptuons the sellers of ads the balancer of books-and the mounters of puctures The staff for the Lens The task of puttsng out the school year book falls to but a few members of the student body, to everyone goes the pleasure that comes wuth possessuon of the book These chosen few work tirelessly from September untnl Aprul to gave you a book of whuch you may be proud Thus year s staff started work last May and before school was out for the year had Seated M Mumma L Hoase J Thompson E Buckles J Raebun D Zengler J Wells Secorgl row J Easton G Deaves J Wallams P Jenny D Wlson L South orth J Davs M Smart Hoove Thard row D Phypers L Collnn R Mage sk B Pr tts J Lngafelter B Glbson 70 5? -, A Cn, '- l wfin, Af - 1 l . ... i 1 1 A- ls f l lt We . . .. T V -112' -if-p , l lZ1:?7i'T'uv . 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' , . . 2 . , . r, , 'i , . , . i , . w , . i, . , Wm L llll Edutor Esther Buckles Assnstant Edutor Joan Thompson Feature staff Jackie Davus Laurel South worth Jack Llngafelter Duck Hoover Janet Wullnams Sports Edutor Dean Phypers Cameramen Jack Easton Bud Gubson A Busnness Manager Duck Znegler l Donna Wllson LaVerne Haase Bob Myers Curculatuon Glorna Deavers Bradley Prltts Marge Smart Jeanne Raeburn Advnsor Ma rga ret Meyer Specnal thanks as due Muss Dorothy Cowell for help In mounting pictures formulated plans and made the dummy for thus book Gettung subscruptuons was easy because subscrlbers were rewarded by dancing to the mellow stranns of Barney Neville s band Admassuon was free to all subscnbers and 550 students took advantage of thas opportunlty Sensor pnctures thus year too ceased to be a problem slnce the photographer came rnght to the club room and no trap to Cleveland was requured Of course what would the Lens be at the photographer dldnt fall at least once to show up or a few plates come back slowly from the engraver? We ve had our trnals but we re rather proud of our book and hope you luke at 7l xx ll BX H A - ' f '1 ' - - ,X I I I I I 'V . . I 4 ., I l . 8 Advertising-Janet Wells, Ralph Majewski, ' . I I j . , - . I . I . . , l . . , I 2222222222 FOOTBALL Wickluffe Painesville U School Conneaut Ashtabula W R A Geneva Mentor Harbor is for Victories and Defects The games we ve lost and won How well our team has done BASKETBALL E Central E Shore Wicklitfe Shaw Mentor Parnesvl l le Harbor Ashtabula Wick! :He Geneva Conneaut Mentor Ashtabula Painesvi I Ie Harbor Kirtland Fairport Geneva Conneaut Painesvi l le Ashtabula f fl' XX M X if 1 . v X xx V, , 1 So here are the scores for you to see ,X X , ,X X f, N . 18 Brush 0 VV. 53 Kirtland , 39 ' ' 0 W. 26 , . 21 ' ' 0 W. 29 . , O . 13 W. 50 ' ' . 13 19 W. 31 . 19 14 W. 45 . 13 . , . 0 W, 40 ' ' , 26 O W, 42 . 46 O W. 23 . 12 13 Wt 53 ' ' W. 56 W. 33 W 52 W 38 W 52 W 40 W 47 W 42 W 55 W 69 W 38 W 31 I ,. I V W is for War Bonds Q , :,l M 1 l Q Q I I . f S, F ' I I o ' We ve sold qulte o few. , ,. .. , 1 . O ' F a ' 1 , , Q ' v 1, ' If you haven t bought any ' You ve mussed your cue Fl-eelom WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Dad you watch our weasel grow? Or dld you help It grow? The purchaslng of an army weasel was the goal toward which we strove un this year s war bond drive Led on by the fervor and zeal of Lynne Reddy an energetnc crew of workers sold war bonds un theur homerooms and sponsored assemblnes desngned to make us bond conscious The result we bought our weasel Seated J Thompson L Southworth N DeJoy L Reddy M Chappell J Allyn Second row M Rafter J Cage P Jenny T Rugnetta M Wachs J Reddy Thurd row R Malewskl B Custer G Huldebrandt 73 Q l U an , . . . . . . , I 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . V 3 A I 1. - 1 - bf - 1 - I V - gl , , iii 5 f ' 4 Y 2. ' M h , . y IS for W Club The gurls we all know They re the best nn athlehcs, Full of fun, pep, and go Xxx W CLUB To the natlon the army navy grad classlc may be the game of the year but of equal :mportance to us of W H S -s the army navy basketball game Thus ns sponsored by the W Club gurls as part of nts regular Sports Night early nn the sprung Another actnvnty of thus group which as elected by a ponnt system for athletnc partncl patlon as the barn dance held un the tall Here everyone lets down hus hanr and has a gay time The exchequer ns Increased by sellung pop corn and apples at all home football games as well as by Sports Night In which each class presents a stunt lasting sux minutes A Sturm B Tuttle J Bullock M Smlth P Raeburn J Wllllams M Smart L Dolhar J Thompson N Peterson M Lannlng N Norrls V Zelgler J Wells S Hamann l. Hoa c V Truclove M Me er J Raeburn 74 J a , s f l l l VI .Il ' ll ll it . c , . . qlnq. A X ', 1 .' x I Z -I V ll ll K J It Q f' ' I l' ' ll ll I I - , . YS f5 Wi T e gurls W club us only for hugh 'X school students whule the boys group enrolls all boys who have ever won theur letter un any Sport Sunce membershup un thus club us not only on athletic abuluty but also on personality and health every gurl desures to loin The purpose of thus club us to develop leadershup as well as skull and technuque un sports to promote better standards of recreatuon and socualuzatuon Members ofthe group are pruvuleged to wear whute unsteod of blue gym suuts to lead a squad to have gym fuve unsteod of three days a week and to wear theur orange W s each Thursday New members are voted upon by faculty members and old members of the club The gurls selected thus sprung for next years club were Freshmen Martha Buckles Maruan Burk and Jean Cage Sophomores Carol Senn Marge Wacks and Babs Dauda and Junuars Donna Wulson and Flossue Lucas Thus year s presudent was Marge Smuth whule La Verne Haase wull lead ut next year 75 4? 'N fl ' ,fu h - 1 ll 11 - ' I health, to arouse a keener interest in physical activities, and to provide opportunities for .. . . . I . . . , I Z I I 2 Z I T IS for Extras Thungs we left out Here are the thmgs We forgot all about We dndn t really forget the Sensor Play How could anyone forget the beautiful work done by thas group of seniors? We may be preludlced but we polnt wlth prnde to the flnushed product of Prlde and Preyuduce presented on March 16 under the direction of Mrs Florlne Fels Carroll 76 . . . . , . 4 1 . . . . . ,, . . . ,, Y us for yesterdays Our baby years One look at these puctures And you burst unto tears -1 YESTERDAYS Spurred an by a desure to prove that once they were wonderful sophustucated sen uors have searched through yellowed snapshots and dusty photograph albums and brought forth chuldhood puctures Amazung but true we fund that a great many of the luttle darlungs haven t changed a but Notuce the toothsome grun of our presudent B A Prutts the cherubuc expressuon of Dan Hart up un the top row the lovely curls of Wunnue Loebsack the physuque of handsome Duck Arter as a bathung beauty of l93O Observe too that even at a very ten der age Rol Wunegar wouldn t walk uf he could rude and Rudy Turk had already chosen hus saulor suut Some have changed though Wasn t Don Doyle a chubby luttle rascal? And Glorua Stone had not yet swutched her alleguance to the army l-low do you luke that hat on Don Blythe? Anyhow we thunk we were cute Do you? See page 80 77 ,X XXX k 5 . 5 u . 4 Van I I X IS for zodlac A the days of the year QL fa You wlll frnd them all Z A C Listed 1.9111 here NVQ SEPTEMBER School Opens Football Brush here Football Wlcklrtte here Football Parnesvrlle there OCTOBER 6 Lens Dance Football Umversrty there F C Informal In1t1at1on Football Conneaut there Football Ashtabula here F C Conference Sophomore Party H1 Y Hayrude Football W RA there NOVEMBER 7 Football Geneva here Orchestra and Chorus went to Andrews Football Mentor here Semor Hot Dog Party Red Cross Assembly Football Ashtabula Harbor there 28 Natlonal Honor Assembly 30 Open House DECEMBER 'l JANU 9 Basketball Krrtland there Basketball Euclld Central here Stunt Nlght Basketball Shore here Basketball Wlckllfte there Basketball Shaw there Basketball Mentor here F C Carolmg Party H1 Y Dance ARY Basketball Basketball Basketball here Basketball Basketball Basketball Sophomore FEBRUARY Sk Ashtabula there Palnesvllle there Ashtabula Harbor wllkllffe here Geneva here Conneaut there atmg Party Bond Rally l Natlonal Honor Bake Sale W Club Barn Dance 2 Basketball Ashtabula here Lettermen's Banquet 6 Basketball Palnesvrlle here 78 there Basketball Kirtland here Salvage Program Basketball Fairport here Basketball Geneva there Basketball Conneaut here F C Krddle Party Scholarshrp Banquet MARCH APRIL 'l MAY Sports Frol1c Sprmg Concert Senlor Play F C Father Daughter Banquet AY F C Pa H1Y F C Easter Assembly Easter F C Formal Dance Andrews Concert F C Mather Daughter Tea .lunlor Sensor Prom Baccalaureate F C PICHIC Commencement If' -1 . e , 7 -7 , xx I XI - I X'- I ' ,MII X . . ,f B' XI X QXI I Nc-PI II I II . . I 1 1 . X W f 1 X fx XX 1 ,XI 1 5 fl xx xg I, ' 9 Basketball - Ashtabula Harbor 5 l3 - ' l5 -- I 15 zz - I I 16 - 24 - - . zo - 2 - . za - 27 . . ' ' 7 . 28 ' . . B - z - 9 - A l . . ' 13 - '5 - 9 ' zo - 19 - 13 ' 21 . . zo ' ' I 16 ' M .I . 21 '- 20 I I - 25 , I I I 27 H'- - . . rty 29 '- - . . 5 - 3 - I2 - zo , . lB - ' ' 10 - 23 - ll ' . 25 - 14 3' ' a I7 .- , 15 . . - 18 ' - ' 2l ' 20 22 - 22 . . ' ' 27 .- ' ' 25 Introduction To 101 WE EXTEND TO THE CLASS OF 1945 wlu.ouaHBY uNloN H s Our Heartuest Congratulataons And Wush You All The Greatest Of Success In Your Future Undertakmgs And Happmess IN REMEMBRANCE OF Pfc Jack McCullough Kulled an Actuon South Pacnfnc Ernest Mosman Kllled ln Actuon on D Day France Sgt Russell Decker Kllled In Action an Germany Former Willoughby H S Grads and Employees of THA' UHIU RUBBER HUMPANY - LMLLUUGHBY UHIU 81 WE MAY BE PREIUDICl-JD BUT WE POINT WITH PRIDE TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1945 -'1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll ll 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -..1- ,..1 - 1.,, -.,.-,- 4,., -,,, I '- --'- -'1' 1 1 111- - Irv- - IIII -- -1 1..1M.1,..,1.,,1.4,1.T1.1 1 1 1 1.11-,1 1..,,1,T'.1,.,1,.,,1,,.1,.,,1..11,.H1.,,,1'.u1.m1,.,.1 1.11 1 1 TO THE CLASS OF 45 H EARTI EST CONGRATULATIONS O e I-IU HS J E W E L E R S CORNER OF MAIN AND STATS COMPLIMENTS OI' Koster s Sweet Shop 9 ERIE ST PHONE 295 Rm IDU? ,eff V553 If rrp? 5 I And ur Sinc re Wishes For Your Continued Progress 9 7 -.. ,gl, W I fx - Ts L1 N 2 fs. f Lx -1 Q PX X I T S ,C 'HL f X X, Y f X , 1 T I I L 5 1 ' T fr Z V . ll ff! s ' - ff' 6 7 r 4C'Y4.,l:f T 4 - 1,-U.-..1t..u.f..lm-........ ..l..-,.w CONTRIBUTORS A C Knught Rev Gross W Allen Cook Krorner Radio Nell Page RogerV Davls Dr J D Ne son T George Nevulle M A Hamrnerstrand John F Clair Herbert S Wells Scott s 5 IOC Store Dean D Fuller Mrs l-l Cothrell Mrs Maude Schultz TO THE l945 LENS 84 Dr O T Battles Olsen Restaurant Qualuty Shoe Store Frank H Allyn Varrety Store S M Brooks Cochran Paint Margaret C Rlchey M D Marino Shoe Reparr Dr Clyde P Barnes MCNon W D Coleman Alex Rubensteun Lang 81 Sarstedt Wsllooghby Beverage Compluments of WINKS DAIRY BAR Wdloughby S Most Modern Sodo Grill Ieoturmg Sodos Sundoes STEAKS AND CI-IOPS Compluments f A FRIEND THE DANIELS BROS COAL COMPANY ROAD OIL COAL FURNACE OIL Yord ond Offnce Knrtlcmd Rd ond Nuckel Plote R R Te 2IO Wllloughby O Complete Food Servuce EDGERTON S FOOD MARKET E C Edgerton Prop Phone 23 53 Erie St -..,-.- -I-I.-, .- A.1. .I , . 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