Withrow High School - Withrow Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1934 volume:

TO PROMOTE HIGHER IDEALS OE THOUGHT AND SPEECH HI-Y CLUB FRONT ROW-Faxon, Tucker, Loveft, Pettit, Pferrman, More an, Barry. FIRST ROW, STANDING-Cole weII, Carlson, Leer, Con- sfiner, Penningfon, Mr. Howe, Lang. SECOND ROW, STANDING- Sanders, Linnenberg, Besf, MemeI, SrnaII, Schelick, Harding, Davidson, BACK ROW-Rupp, Neher, Rarliff, Whifehead, Taurman, Krehbiel, Fisher, Hughes. PHILOLOGIA FIRST Row new Io Righrj- D. Walfs, R, Coakley, R Wise, C. WaIIace, J. Herb- sIreiT, B. DiehI, A. Genrinqer, W. I-Iaucn. SECOND ROW ILeff fo Riqnfj -C. Hauck, H. Hutchinson, R, AppIega1e, R. Pennington, D. Doyle. THIRD ROW ILefT Io Righfj - W. MilIer, W. Peffif, H. O?- Terman, B. Hoffman, S. MemeI, J. SrnaII, L. Behymer, J. Sfevens, I-I, Linnenberg, T. Danner, B, Buescher, J. Taur- man, I-I. Leer, T, Tucker, W. Iv1cGown, D. Sfoffregen, R. CoIweII, W. Wursfer, I.. Common, R. WirIh, 88 TO FIND AND GIVE TI-IE BEST: TO FACE LIFE SOUARELY. TOWER Y STANDING-R. Booth. SEATED AT DESKAB. wsu Iiams. FIRST ROW-N, Abenschon R. Johnson, M. Rodger, B Sorenson, W. Stine, E Woods, Y. Gale, D. Boring J. Conway. SECOND ROW - I-I. Srerrefr B. McDowell, A. Sturnpe, M Hensqen, M. Hirsf, C. Leg Ieiier, E. Graham, M. Cris sey, Miss Irwin, D. Newbauer TI-IIRD ROW! R. Grossman, F Dollrnan, E. Krause, H Dahlke, J. Scheib, K. Roess Ier, M. Toon, E. Ai-nirkhan ian, H. Cooper, N. Rada vaugh, R, Lowry, I-I, Crvrisfo pher, J. Seale. TOWER Y FIRST ROW, STANDING-F. Tmfle, D. WaIIcer, E. Duerrnif E. Derrick, J, Carpenier, E N0eIIfe, B, Conway, R. Berry, R. Juvenile. SECOND ROW- R. Roberfson A. Fehl, C. Durham, C. Birk M. Klein, L. Bacrrnan, E NeedIes, B. Sahner, J. Shaw F. AppIegaIe. TI-IIRD ROW-C. Engel, D Osrrorn, E. Davis, R. Sielrnan L. Scofi, L. Tennyson, B Scotf, D. Bain, S. Sharp, M Cook, E. Heine. FOURTH ROW-V. Sherwood T. Dirna-IraI, V. Gia-Sen, M Raabe, A. MuIIen, J. Kinsey K. Bauer, D. Carruihers. 89 Q ..... WITHROW CLUB FRONT ROW-W. Day, F. Fowler, G. King, D. Doyle, B. Pelfif, D. Sfoffregan, R. Sl-iarfle, Mr. Hunl, B. Miller, G. Gillespie. SECOND ROW-D. Penninge lon, W. Ammon, T. Tucker, W. Davidson, G. Mayer, D. Harding. ALPHA Y GIRLS IN GOWNS lBoHorn To Top, Left lo Riqhlj-R. Gregory, L. Mafhias, M, Adams, K. Risher, L. Hamil- Ton, L, Kipp, E. Johannesrnan, R, Moebus, R. Brunson, M. McCleod, J. Russell, R. Geary. KNEELING- M. Green, E. Kruse, M. Shore, M. Connelly, B, Fouls, P. Sawyer, C. Morice, C. Williams, L. Clark. STANDING-C. Sfanlon, M. Rule, R. Durbin, A. Hill, J. Orrh, B. Rorherfs, T. Krueger, D. Kuesrer, M. Rofh. ALPHA Y FIRST Row-K. Sandusky, C. Silver, E. Ford, W. Horne, M, Arend, B. l-licks, R. Pisler, V. Horton. SECOND ROW-V. Dielz, M. Fitzpatrick, E. Kreugman, J. Ward, D. Meguire, M. Moore, A. Taylor, M. Remke, R. Tirnme, Miss Brauneclmer. THIRD ROW- R. Lind, C. Logan, E. Weber, J. Bahle man, H, Rauch, F. Edgin, D. Karcher. DEVELOPMENT SOCIALLY MENTALLY, Pl-IYSICALLY. 90 FIRST ROW-H. Schwenker S. Faxon, L. Goldberg, A Rose, Mrs. Sherwood, W Horne, M. Marlens, W McMichael, R. Brasington, SECOND ROW- D. Polfer, J Taurman, C. Krehbiel, W Williamson, C. Howes, P Krumme, D, Alexander, A Moebus, D. Wiclce. THIRD ROW -J. Hughes, Wm Shober, A, Foley, J, Miley B. Sawyer, J. Sfevens, R Flelcher, R. Applegale, H Hurchinson, G. Sloup, J Buckles. FIRST ROW-C. Due, H, Ru orl, R. Pe-nman, R. Berry, M Remice, K. Mclieown, B. Wil liams, S. Shaw, D. Abraham A. Sfumpe, H, Srerrefr, R Boolh, J. Yollon, L. Hamlllon SECOND ROW-R. Lowry, G Mequire, M. Kigner, R. Cros ley, B. Finch, F. Wood, R Timme, A. Rose, E. Duermil J, Kirkpalrick, M, Conelly M. Wifharn, D. Gerdes, M Hirsl. THIRD ROW- M, Connelly, B Hanover, B. Hicks, R. Pisler M. Jaughn, H. Pachoud, J Hussel, F. Turtle, D. Ober klein, M. Moore, R. Juvenile B. Hummel, A. Wipper, B Sorenson. FOURTH ROW-H, Chrislo pher, J. Seale, J. Kemp, L Ulmer, F. lrenks, R, Wiess, F Shirra, V. Meir, T. Vigorilh R. Ellis, E. wlamef, H Dahlke. FIFTH ROW-D. Day, L Scrogqins, R. Frankan, B Drennan, E. Zeph, J, Meyer M. Clark, M, Berlinq, J Fane, F. Appleqale, B Schwarberq, K. Bauer, J Murphy, J. Angerl, J. Dillen courl, SIXTH ROW-D. Eickhofl, M Klein, A. K. Hill, M. Gvaisserl M. Melzqer, M. Pralher, M Bigqers, L.,, Slevenson, M Dreher, L, Crlsl, A. Wicherl M. Osferfeld, E. Krause, N Palhe, M. Richards, M. Rich ards, C. Walker. FIRST ROW-M. Finneran, D Kercher, B. Sohner, B. Kirby N. Prilchard, M. Wood, J Mallofl, L. Knoerzer, L, Kon da, L, Scott, L. Tennyson, M Miller. SECOND ROW-W. Horne, E Krall, M, L. Womach, R Oslerfeld, D. Walker, D Willsey, V. Hoehler, R Mitchell, B. Goode, E. Har ris, M. Green, B. McDowell M. Rodgers, Y, C-ale. THIRD ROW- D. Mequire, M Warn, L. Backman, J. Car penler, R. Silliman, M Wehrle, B. Conway, F. Du buque, K, Roessler, M, Shore M. Rabe, V. Giesen, E. While FOURTH ROW-R. Funk, A Dillinq, L. Francis, M. Himes M. Hensgen, W, Wood, J Kline, D. Chambers, R. Lind T. Dirnelral, R. Brosene, V Ainsworlh, S. Koesfer, D Boring, D. Crockelf. FIFTH ROW-Miss Rosen berqer, R. Grossman, N Radabaugh, E. Funk, E. Jo hannesrnan, H. Rauch, B Kayser, J. Kinney, D. Car rulhers, V. Zull, J, Brurlon, E Amirkhanian, R. Vordenfeld E. Moeller. SAGACIOUS SENIORS Sl-IUN SOLEMNITY IN KALIDASA 91 simple melody-that's how it started. Back in those good old days when we gg were young we whistled or sang our favorite tunes-disregarding key or tempo. There was just something about music which pleased us. Many have gone along appreciating only those rhythmic bits of song which happened to catch their fancy, others went to sym- phonies where such artists as Rachmaninoff and Kreisler thrilled them into the realization that here was another world. A strange new feeling was born in them: they wanted to create music themselves. At Withrow, these joined musical organizations and began to learn the value of tone, execution, and the strict rhythm needed to produce even the simplest melody. The majority did not aspire to create, we were con- tent to listen. We did not recognize keys and modes, all we felt was a rhythmic pulsation in our veins, a purging of our minds and hearts. How happy we are in knowing that though we cannot speak the one inter- national language, we can understand it anywhere. LABOR . . . PATIENCE . . . PERFECTION Long, carelul luning - - endless repelilion - - scrambling for mules -- relards, clirninuenolos, pauses -- accelerandos, crescendos, crashes! FlRST VIOLINS WITHROW HIGH SCHOOL COMBINED ORCHESTRA Nancy Myers Jean Yollon, Concerlrnasler l-'fella Oldham Louis Beyilacqua June Biddle Sam Burbanlcs Mary Blair Connor Donna Deering Elmer Eosher Armando Fusaro Ralph Green Faber Golay Cynlhia Hardwick Paul Hun? Virginia Kaps Wilberl Kueflner Edward Lingenleller Tommy Magee Elmer Page Rulh Reuwer Edgar 'lepper Theda Wagner Allen Wegenharl Fred Weslerman VIOLAS Frank Cameron Elizabelh Fisher Mary Kampe Elizabelh Phelps Bernice Smith 'CELLOS Margarer Corrpfon Clive Harringlon Jean l-laslie Cecelia Johnson Josephine Myers Harry Oelerich BASSES Alice May Bacon Norma Hilyert Loraine Hoffmann Garnelfe Pyle Ernest Whilson FLUTES Ell Dee Complon Dean Corey Warren Dodds Wanda Payne OBOES Don Wicke Joseph Marx CLARlNETS Louis Goldberg Robert Kercher Oliver McLean Dan Wails Virginia Kienlcer BASSOONS Adele Messerchmidl William Waiisey HORNS Guy Clarlr Allen Waller Behrendl Robert Howe Charles Maulhe Jack Sfevens lvlargarel Slrief TRUMPETS Paul Gocker Laird Marsh William Pugh Edward Searighl Virginia Wails Madelyn Wilschger TROMBONES William Ball Reuel Smith Philip Wicke SOUSAPHONE Richard Vanderbosc PIANO Ruth Fredi-iclcs Esfher Eriedrick Leoli Scroggins Lucy Ulmer Eileen Vifali ORGAN Rosilind Surdo PERCUSSION Ralph Holler Louis Samuelson Fred Scharringhausen Boys' Glee -- Girls' Glee Junior High Orcheslra H. McClure, B. MacGregor, C. DeVoss, R. Wighlf man, B. Greilich, R. Bockslieqel, W. Mack, A. Reif, C. Conklin, B. Hogue, W. Whalley, R. Kroger, J. McCarly, J. Daniel, B. Besl, C. Plilzer, W. Grindrod, M. Moore, M. Gow, B. l-luh'sleder, R. Earls, R. Browne, R. Erion, W. Wernz, R. Peaslee, M. Maflock, B. Bremer, B. Mulvaney, R. Jones, J. Wahle, J. Gould, E. Sander, J. Chisholm, H. Ownley, H. Schuster, R. Weilzel, B. Gaenge, H. Carson, R. French, P. lmhoff, E. Ousley, H. Seale, J. Knoechel, G. Marlin, D. Sfoffregen, D. Bogarl, R. Joseph, B. Sloody, W. McGowan, D. Salt, W. Ollmann, R. Wehrmever, J. Younger, R. Schulz, J. Carpenfer, K. Nichols, W. Rielh, R. Jennings, D. Evans, B. Hummel. Accompanisls: Mary Jane Bigqers, Lucy Ulmer. D. Snell, G. Schraudenbach, J. Waflrins, K. Smirh, M. Schroer, M. D'Andrea, M. Kramer, E. MacClure, E. Polh, H. Bauer, E. Slewarr, M, Miller, E. Funclr, B. Green, M. Schick, E. Robinson, M. Dreher, B. Williams, D. Oberlilein, M. McLeod, V. Horlon, M. Adams, M. Biqqers, L. Kampe, R. Saqmeisler, M. Sloan, V. Hobbs, R, Myers, A. Slewarf, C. Dur- ham, M. Ruhl, I. Hiclrs, M. Slriei, M. Wiley, K. Harris, C. Fry, D. Bellsledl, B. Hummel, A. Srumpe, E. Harris, M. Schullz, F. Wasserman, B. Hanover, D. Day, A. Frieclriclr, E. Welali, J. Mercer, R. Boenlre, K. Ackley, P. Sleinmelz, M. Schoepfel, L. Kincaid, M. Hensgen, M. Himes, J. Miner, J. Wheatley, L. Hofmann, P. Sawyer, D. Bishop, P. Tennison, M. Dewire, V. Dietz, A. Taylor, R. Male parlida, M. Wilham, L. Heinss, R. Tillon, B. Kayser, M. Remlre, T. Boehmler, J. Carpenler, C. Cooper, E. Hick, H. Harlley, N. Harper, R. Brosene, L. Harnilron, M. Kyle, D. Anderson, D. Neubauer, M. Green, D. Kercher, V. Pershing, R. Moelous, R. While, E. Davis, H. Himes, B. While, E. Srorch, B. Broerman. FIRST ROW lLefl To Righll-Roberl Slrasser, Ruth Hunl, Donald Walters, Mary Elizabeth Rei, Roberl Tennison, Warren Graves. SECOND ROWMMariorie Durham, Mary Jane Harl, Edwin Hoseus, 'Mary Jane Reichelclerler, Clifford Franklin, Carl Truman. THIRD ROW-Jerry Courlney, Janice Miller, Harold Hancock, Jack Simon, Billy Sleinforlh, Edward Miller. 95 X :sim 5 si wif ,M gm M22 A lTl-IRCVVWS music department is one ti,f of the strongest links in the chain of lit the school's activities, because it cre- ates a common bond among the stu- dents and arouses the interest of outsiders. The Qrchestra, Band, and Presentation Orchestra are justly proud of the musicians they have developed. ln the Grlee Clubs and Special Chorus, the members enjoy training in group singing. The memory of a thrilling football game would be in- complete it We could not picture the stirring band, urging the boys on to victory. Besides playing at the games and in pep assemblies, this organization, under Smittie's leadership, frequently enlivens auditorium sessions with its marching music. A high spot of the amateur musical season in Cincinnati is the Annual Concert, under the direction of Mr. Surdo. A chorus of four hundred voices and a combined orchestra of eighty pieces unite to make this program of classical and semi-classical music one of the finest high school performances in the country. Cne of the most popular events during the school year is the Minstrel Show. This spring four packed houses, a record crowd for a high school performance, rewarded Mr. Smith and members of the cast. By participating in these musical organizations many pupils have discovered in themselves unusual talent. ln a Post contest for young musicians, the following Withrow students won recognition: Wm. Kueffner, violinist, season symphony ticketsg Ell Dee Compton, tlutist, a silver medalg Margaret Compton, 'cellist, a bronze medalj Kenneth Nichols, bass, a silver medal, losephine Myers, violinist, a bronze medalg lohn Daniels, tenor, a gold medalp and Bill l-logue, tenor, a bronze medal. ,!:' .ii ' -f. iii - 1--.. 5' ' ' ' ..':.wi12'-. 1. gsaswsvraPawsrfzfzzf-FI?szPUrII:Wane5ohrrnhf:QS221nirnzdpazpzoznfepvyoozvpzppuzf-S , Z 5 Ackley Adams Ainsworth Angert Abenschon Bacon Bain Bauer Bellstedt Berry Bishop Brosene Camnitz Carpenter Chaeker Cook Cooper D'Andrea Day Dewire Dilling Dimetral Dreher Duermit Dunbar Durbin Earhart El lingwood Ervin Fantini Fehl Fluck Frieclrick Fry Fryman Fulkerth Funck Funck Green Green Grossman Groves Hamilton Hanover Harper Harris Hartley Hartley Hastie Hayes Hensgen Hicks Himes Hobbs Hofmann Horton Hummel Heflin lmhoh' Juvenile Kampe Kayser Keidel Kprcher Kirby Kizner SPECIAL CHORUS M. Kramer E. Kunker R. Larkin J. Leaman J. Leaman E. MacCIure M. Miller J. Miner G. Meguire R. Myers T. Noelcke M. Oberhelrnan 3. Oberklein . O'Neal H. Pachond R. Penr-nan E. Roth L. Purdy N, Pritchard E. Robinson K. Roessler R. Sagrneister P. Sawyer M. Schick M, Schoeptel M. Schorr M. Schroer M. Schultz L. Scroggins C, Silver K, Smith D. Snell E. Starkey P. Steinrnetz A. Steward E. Steward E. Storch M. Striet A. Stumpe R. Tilton L. Ulmer E. Vitali H. Weddle D. Wessinger M. Wharton J. Wheatley M. Witham M. Wiley B. Williams D. Willsey K. Wolbach M. Yowler H. Allen B. Ammon B. Applegate L. Behymer W. Boles B. Bremer W. Brittain H. Carson C. Conklin J. Cook B. Crissman A. Cullen J. Carpenter P, Daniel B. Diehl D. Doyle J. Dugan R. DuCasse R. Erion D. Evans J. Evans B. Fern G. Foster R. French C. Ferger B. Gaenqe R. Garn M. Gow C. Hauck J, Helm B. Hogue B. Howe G. Howard J. Humphrey H. Hutchinson B. Herrmann P. lmhotf O. lngels W. Jackson W. Jarrett R. Jennings E. Johnson R, Jones R, Jones T. Kemp D, Kincaid J. Knoechel B. Laughlin H. McClure W McDonald W. McGowan A, McCarqar J. McCarty M Matlock J, Matthews W. Miller M Moore K. Moser R. Mueller R. Mulvaney C, Murray K. Nichols R. Ong D. Paul C. Pfitzer D. Salt R. Schulz H. Schuster E. Simmonds J. Starkey V. Stevins R. Stoody E. Swairn B. Shinn D. Tynan W Watson C. Wood J. Wilson C, Wood J. Young A SONG CORNET SOLO A FLUTE SOLO EUTERPEAN FIRST ROW-D. Waifs, F. Shirra, D. WIIIsey, P. de Jaeger, Mr. Smifh. SECOND ROW4 L, Hoffman, N. Meyers, J. Meyers, E, Frederick, E. Derrick, E, Woods, M. Whi'ing, P, Asbury, J. Coffey, D. Vanderbosch. THIRD ROW-QH. Weddle, M. Wiley, N. HiIyerI, A. WIpper, M. Wood, D. Meguire, J. YH3IIon, P, Sreinmefz, C. Durham, M. de Felice, M. Connor, V. Waifs. FOURTH ROW-J. Moran, C. Parrish, R. Weiss, M. Camp, W. GIOSS, W. Paine, M. J. ScI1oepfeI. FIFTH ROW-EII Dee Compron, J. Sfevens, C, Besf, H. Linnenberg, B. DaIIas, J. Jackson, R. AIsfeIde'. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB BACK ROW- L. WI1eeIwrighI, P, Parker, H. Appiarius, V. King, J. Kirsrniller, D. Nlenaus, L. Sanner, V. Remke, M. Roberfs, M. Rei, D. Behrens, D. BIum. SECOND ROW--B. Adamson, C. Ramsey, M, Hager, R. Wagner, D. Eichelberger, N, Bassefr, B. Freeman, R. Wilkerson, E. Wilmes, THIRD ROW-B. Marlefr, J. MiIIer, M. Whire, E, Sfump, E. Schenke, J. Holzschnh, M. McGraII'w, G. Jung, E. Landers, H.SchiIIing, A. CampbeII, E. Baab, V. MaTsenhaIIer, B. Zarf, FOURTH ROW-D, Pefering, M. Dolbey, I. Neidhardf, D. PaoIIno, H. MaqIey, J. Adams, R. Purnphrey, L. Sforch, A. WiIson, M. Tuell, M. Cornpron, S. Kemo, M. Hermann. FIFTH ROW-B. McGra?h, Secrefaryg L. Firzpafrlck, PubIiCify Manager, A. Skinner, Presidenvg C. Reeoy, Vnce President, M. Sand, Accompanisr. Mr. Smith, Dnecfor. 97 snu- YQY ' . fv-fm.. :gif A' 1.1 iv. 11 'ifwvv V- .1 V vfb , ' A 1 , , f 1 V Mix f if ' 54 , , '1 f ' ' ff,--z1:'q,U, . - ILT- f.,,,.. - YE.. 22,5 , 'fi . W -' , fWf,, , 45 1 ,r F'3i.f4.f :,'1v'.f'ff1'-- ' , Y .. :gli 4 it fi .!!. .V- ' : g., 11: , 1. p-J, ' w-,- ', ,. r , - 1.. J-'-'R---,'V g1v.1 A .1 ,Q-'2,45'f?-.fiiff 19-ffia:711?Hffi1b2, X 1 .- 7f1 5y'-?.q?'?w7J'f- fn- n 1-, 1' 1, -Ajiisif 1' I .L O Impressive stage setting, effective lighting, clever costumes, together with an excellent orchestra and cast made this annual production the best ever. Quaking knees were strengthened, fast beating hearts returned to normal after the first burst ot applause, greeting the opening chorus. No doubt our Minstrel Show develops in its cast each year the qualities ot which real troupers are made. 0 Being a director has its rewards . . . Banter bounces back and torth from end man to end man . . . Stars in the mak- ing .... Add to a cake a frosting, to a pie a filling, or to our Minstrel Show the Pony Chorus-result a perfect treat. REf-xDYToBEelN J v i 1 I 100 SUSPENSE, EXCITEMENT, ANTICIPATION-WAITING TG GO ON. SWITCHES AND WIRES, HIGH IN TI-IE WINGS. CRAMPED PGSITIONS-EFFECTIVE LIGHTING. FIRST ROW-J. Srevens, R. MoeIIer, P. Wicke, E. Miller, W. BaII, T, Anderson, E, Handorf, B. Sawyer, R. Smiih, P. DanieIs, B. Marks, R. Himes R. Howe, G. Allen, E. DeJagerp Front-P. MoeIIer IMasco1I. SECOND ROW- R. BIaisdelI, C. Wood, J. TayIor, P. Hufchinson, L. GoIdberg, A. FIuckey, C. Parrish, J. Harkins, D. Waits, E. Common, D, Corey R. Zai, C, Wagner, J. Jackson, R. Morley. THIRD ROW-Mr.Srni1h IDirecIorI, P, DeJager, L. Marsh, P. Gocker, R. Fisher E. Ronsheim, W. Guard, R. Alsfelder, C. Dones, R. Coleman W. WilIiarnson, F. Wafkins, E. Seariqlv, R. Paylor, C. Franklin, C, Truman, C. DeBow, F. Bowsher, T. Sloan IMaIorI. FOURTH ROW-J. Waggener, A. Moebus, E. Tepper, R, IvIueIIer, H. Linnenberq, R. Vanderbosch, J. Coffey, H. AIIen, R. Spechf, G. Grove R, Wrighr, R. Dallas, C. Best 1 1 1 . E l l L lOUCHDOWNl A slim white figure with arms upraised. Thundering clamor from the stands. The kicker nervously eyeing the goal posts. A sudden hush as the ball is passed. The thud of leather on leather ethe ball floating over in a high arc. Pandemonium breaking loose again. The gleam of lights on polished hardwood. Tense figures grouped in the center of the room. A whistle blast-the group breaking into motion. Flashing forms moving down the floor. The swish of leather through the hoopp-again the Whistle, bringing the figures to a standstill .... A perspiring player standing on a low mound in the center of the field, eyeing the man at the plate. A sudden galvanization to action-the ball thumping into the catcher's mitt. Again the ball hurtling in. This time the crack of a bat on horsehide and a White sphere Whistling to the outfield .... A row of crouching runners, knees bent and heads up. Runners to your marks! and leg muscles become taut. The sharp crack of the starter's gun and they're off! . . . These are the things We shall remember when We think of sports at Withrow. As years pass they will fade and blend into hazy recollections of good times, glorious victories and heart-breaking defeats, mem- ories pervaded by that sense of sportsmanship and fellowship which belongs to athletics at Withrow. X! ARC!-IERY BASES UNIFCDR ARC!-IERY..BASES..UNIFORIv1S MR. DUNNING MR. REUTER MR. GREGG MR. WIRTH MR. KING 0 For its patient, skillful guidance ot our teams the coach- ing statt is deserving ot utmost commendation. The player's immediate and future success is aided by this valuable training in teamwork, sportsmanship, and courage. FIRST ROW, BOTTOM--Mr. King, Coach: I. Rubin, Mgr.: S, Faxon, J. Elliot, H. Engelken, W. Carnes, J. Gross' nickle, E. Anderson, J, Wegelin, P. Daniel, Mgr., Mr. Duning, Coach. SECOND ROW-Tripioe, Cohn, Metze, Pence, C. Metzger G. Bowden, A. Werner, A. Foley, A. Burkhardt, W. Shober, W. Blackburn, P. Jones, J. Rupp, B. Piper. THIRD ROW-W, Rauch, Asst. Coach, Whitacre, Von Holle, J. Daniel, W. Raitt, T. Lutz, J. Carrothers, D, Hagen, B. Laughlin, M. Chandler, Capt., B. Richardson, Lehman, J. Maycox, W, Meier, Asst, Coach. FOURTH ROW-Taylor, Ludlow, Welch, Schott, Williams, Hart, Sanders, Reiners, B. Meyer, Hessel, Thomas, Kernp. FIFTH ROW-Apparius, Swope, Lindsey, Pugh, Hollmeyer, Bischoff, Lee, Satler, Buckels, Siqnom, Brunskill. 0 lt's grand to go out to the stadium on a brisk, invigorating, Autumn afternoon and just yell and yell for the home team to make that winning touchdown, to send that ball through the goal posts for extra-point or to block that kick. lt's great to thrill to the martial music of a splendid band: to feel those shivers of excite- ment run up and down your spine. If our boys win, We go home feeling on top of the World and proceed to play the game all over again in our sleep. This is well and good. Being out in the open air this way is good for us although we undoubtedly lose much by not taking an active part in the game. Those who sit snugly bundled up in heavy clothes hardly realize the hardships endured by the boys they have come to Watch, not only the hardships of the present game but also those endured during the long training grind. Modern football is not the crude game it used to beg it is a combination of brain and brawn and requires the utmost bodily fitness and mental alertness for any appreciable success. A light team using clever plays may easily overcome an orthodox team of brawny gridders. We have never been blessed with a particularly heavy combination, yet by careful training and playing heads-up ball, Withrow has remained at or near the top of the league almost since the school was built. 1 ya 'Q N -14: . 1 'mi ., -' 'V, , at i me is i, W , M5 2 i . 2 , r it M If V is' ' . X A , ,Ig . X ,1 , .f vf' 1 , Q, - , f- -A - 1, -u i ' ' , X A ., ' ,Q ' ' My - w -' sq -- ., . N,., awgywi vlkb t M, , 9. . .. ,., A vi:-. - -'v 1 ,,y s N 'x f :k .Q: N ., K ' ' 'NENAKS , 7 f ' W q x ' N . A P X XX- N i XM., ., , Y- :A my: sq. F :-' , :K X W' fi N x x Y 1 XM. ' H 1 O Winter . . . Wet feet, Warm woolens, colorful figures on a White landscape. Winter brings a call to play that We answer with snow balls and sled rides, AS Tl-IEY BATTLE THEIR Q Hard work, little praise goes with the manager's job. I. Rubin, P. Daniel. Marshall Casey Chandler, Captain, by playing an excellent game at end and half back, proved himself worthy of the trust placed in him. Albert Foley, honorary captain, unfortunately injured early in the season, was not afforded a chance to show his ability. George Bowden played a steady game at tackle, and with one year's experience should go places next season. Tom Lutz made a good showing at end, even though is was his first year of high school competition. lohn Grossnickle, hard driving tackle, always held when the play came his way. Charles Metzger, at guarterback, showed himself to be a hard fighter. Norman Kusel, at center, is promising material for next year. Bill Shober played a snappy game at quarterback. Earl Anderson, when turned loose at halfback, was hard to catch. ww. .9 .1 Q vw 'Y 'nn 8 .4 :Q-M ,v.d4.2..' 'xv ,-1 If Kr-5 1' iii., R an-if' N e ss , iw l I' +4 Xl THEY STAND our 'IN Gordon King, Earl Anderson, Tom Tucker, Finish of cross counlry race. All-cinson Cin airl, Gas-nge, Spencer fin airl, Diehl, Evans, Scroggins, Fowler, Thumann, DeVoss, Sfegrnan, Berry, Logan, Maris, Walker, Teefle, Earls. Alcorn, Shreve. 106 TI-IEIR FIELD Mr. Duning, coach: I. Rubin, J. Taurrnan, A. Foley, W. Mira, E. Cunningham, W. Carnes, M. Chandler, R. Campbell, L. Zeller, R. Myers, J. Rupp. 107 ...,f ITH several able stars from last year and ' R some flashy ex-juniors, Coach Doc Reuter put a track team in the field which took first place in the indoor meet at the St. . Xavier Field House. After two weeks rest, the team again swung into action against Woodward and outpointed that team 98-35. Russ Covington, a newcomer at Withrow, turned in good time in the 880 run and held his own in a triple tie with Corken of Withrow and Rainey of Woodward for first in the high jump. Cn April 25 Norwood invaded our stronghold and went home defeated 95-87. ln this meet Walter McGowan re- peated his surprising success as a hurdler, while Dick Zeumer and Dick Shreve did well in the century heat. The next week Withrow sent sixteen boys to the unigue Ohio Weslyan Relays where they took third place. Con- sidering the fact that the winners had thirty-five and thirty boys, our team made a very good showing. Score: Toledo Scott 45, Devilbiss High 42,13 Withrow 20. To the surprise of all, Withrow went down to defeat in a three cornered meet with Covington and Western Hills. However the fact that we were without the services of Corken, Carothers, and Alcorn, and that McGowan was injured in the 220 yard hurdles may partially explain this. At the meet at Cxford, sponsored by Miami College, Withrow defeated the entire field. The Tigers gained a score of 581 Q, Norwood being second with 562 3. Withrow's mile relay team broke the meet record but was disqualified on a technicality. May 24, in the city meet, Withrow far outdistanced any other team. They swamped their opponents in almost every event amassing a total of 881j points. Their nearest rival, Western Hills, had 85543 points. The team has yet to show its skill at the Cincinnati Night Relays to be held at the University of Cincinnati stadium. JOHN CAROTH ERS GEORGE KING BARRETT DIEHL BARRETT DIEHL WILSE CARNES DICK SHREVE BARRETT DIEHL Wi Q .EL 1 ' ta. I X r- I 3' .M ' -,ri wig. -V xx iii ' K f My W J ' E' - .LJ 4 .. - ff V 9 Z M N, KIRK? -' 'W i z ' , -' A - 4 ,v,:f --,:4A:wgL1'-3, ,, K .,, .1 5 xml aff 'J , '- , 3323?-5,- ,Q Ji . wbl,,.ffv:, 3, , gt Z5?sm,.,fsq ,ary l . - , . . ,Y Ti '. , I ' , ,:,. 0 'iff' t-, ff' ? ' f f f ygagwff .wb-up ,, . . ..'.':o XL' v. CRAWL SIDESTROKE CR the first time since l927, swim- ming at Withrow came into its own this year. Coach Ray Wirth began instructing the team, which was V practically the same as last year's, soon after school began, and got results. Flfter the first few dual meets, it was easily seen that the swimmers had a good chance of receiving black letters and orange sweaters, symbols of champion teams. Ht the end of the season, having won two out of two of the Public High School meets and all but one of the Y. M. C. A. meets they found them- selves champions of these two leagues. This luck did not hold against outsiders, though, for the team placed only third in the district meet and lower in the state meet. Captain Dick Fletcher, star breast and back- strolcer, has a string of records as testimony of his exceptional ability. The Constiner brothers, Douglas and Francis, be- tween them did efficient swimming in the 220, lOO, and 50 yard free-style races, and free-style relays- Warren Wurster, speedy free-styler, and Lloyd Thomas, flashy diver, by their stellar performing helped the team win the city championship. BACKSTROKE -- MEDLEY UPPER- F. Consfiner. W. Wursfer. R. Flefcher, D. Consfiner, L. Thomas. LOWER- Mr. WirII'1, I-I. I.ee'r. IN TI-IE TANK-L. HoIImeyer, G. Bauswine, R. Flefcher I I 1 I I I I I I BATTERS BATTERIES BASEBALLS p Q in is . - s is ,. to f , as xl ., X .-It .M I w - f, 1 pas i lg H90 RAXX fl'-,104 QQ Hfflikgl l QXTHQOH-f-5 gt V Q' ,L 'fir U .X 5. 'P' 2 l i A ig- , 5 ,gf KNEELING-Pape, Bohrer, cspf. ' ' - , t1f'V4 r. f T fit- ll tl. 2 li M. Chandler Jones D. Corken M 1-5'0 V ' . , K ..,.4. , . . L: f.,:,,-.. ' ' ' My A ' xlawilm I. 'l ,- its if 9' Q ' ' ' V tidy, Rubin, Apparius, G. Corken. T Y N' ' .'..f, -thi t -Q s Q . 'N' STANDING-Coach King Gross- ? xl lxlf X if . nickel, Carnes, Bischoff, Cons- ' 'X till' if - '- ' 2? H1117 1 7 svn finer Zeller Conver Campbell wiufii X it . s ww-' i -:fi xy V, Q . 1 - XT QQ iw Q W3 0 -'Q yi gjmr -- x 'A M,nf1..fn.. ji , jj-3.5323 Cunningham, Daniel, 5 l ei..-sis 8 . fs WJ . sf 119351 'i'---Efilgs Ji. 4. 5' .. .5 'A ' ' ', LPS' -1 Lnf. K i Y ,.. sf ' . 2364- s f'i.f.:s: Ay if f H ,. ,, Ea ii- fri' rf ' rg, ..:-H., sw , Q I , 1 - fr-4- ':ff',if'QIT.5,g: - -- si gmfm. i - 4 ' ' -3,49-ig -fs ,f 1' lfyfj3gV.5jj.,f. V Q L. ii, , lk it ff-I Qt: Q fr if f I -Q-'9'fV ?v' - , 5- ACH division of intramural athletics is fast becoming important in the world of sportsfboth in colleges and in high schools. A lamentable outgrowth of the system of interscholastic games is that, because of the too keen competition, only a small handful of students get to play on the varsity teams. Since the real benefit from athletics comes not to the spec- tator, but to the player, there has been devised a system of l intramural athletics, by which each student takes an active part on one or more of the class teams. Competition is much in evidence, but it is not of a vicious kind. Many promising players have been dis- covered in this Way for the varsity. At any rate, Whether one is a star or not he reaches the golden benefits of athletics. At Withrow, we have a well balanced and carefully conducted program of intraf mural games. Boys have home-room teams for volleyball, baseball and basket- ball, freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors each play a regular schedule, Winners of the freshmen and sophomore tournaments play each other for their respective championships, and the junior victors meet the senior champs for top honors in their group. Girls, too, have their share of this delightful innovation. Their hockey, volley- ball, baseball and basketball teams are ever eager for the signal to start play , and how they do go at it. Some of them might show the boys a thing or two about any of the several sports. lnterest in these games runs high, and, while the play is, as a whole, not as brilliant as varsity style, the boys and girls give their utmost. As a result, the contests never have a dull moment. This sort of thing will build better equipped. healthier and happier citizens for the United States of tomorrow. ll2 STATE CHAMPIONS FOR I934--- HE distinction of being the only amateur baseball player to hit a ball over the left field wall at Crosley Field goes to Marshall Casey Chand- ler, Captain of our baseball sguad. Pitching steadily and well, Don Corken may well be said to be the mainstay of our pitching staff. Efficient work behind the bat and at the bat marked the play of these two backstops, Irvin Rubin and lohn Grossnickle. Rick Campbell, Wilce Carnes, and Eldon Cunningham ably held down the infield positions. Paul lones, hard hitting first baseman goes up after a high one while Milton Conver and Ray Apperius his rivals for the position look on. These four boys supplied the hurling for our team this year. Don Corken, Harry Bohrer, Bill Bischoff, Francis Constiner. Gordon Corken, diminutive but slugging left fielder, Lawrence Pape, utility man, and Lee Zeller, substitute infielder, all helped the sguad to gain the Southwestern Ohio Championship. . f 5 -0WlHo '? Q , , , N R A Y- ik , Q. ft .I ..-. ..,-..... N- , V- s ' . - -1 ' 1 i - - , .'. !1 T4 . X ,-F' lg' 'w's'e:. fwz , 5'f:? f S9 - r '-V 'tjitbzx ,' ' 1 . f Q , f 'Muff Q . :ii-y 'tsl .: T. it ' tw., -. -X ' , h.g,,: :,j..v.,1jv5f, vq -gf-an-45g::'., . ...wi 2. V-f-' 'f t't -r---:f!'1 1 YF, f-F '- ' ' ' ,. 3.95 1, 'sr' .. 4- fy . ,, , , ,,,, ., .., ...V . ,, , .x-'59 ,. l f' ' 1' -:.,:'f MV' C'-Q I , ' ' 'L-T9 ..1 -f ',7.'?,,If'.- gf 'It a its 'Y R W -'f'a2.g-f M . 6 . G X , 'ix'Yt'i A lv -iw Snow swirling overhead, snow crunching underfoot, snow on Withrow. fu K if f 4 ,.. .3 S ww fl 13 'Q ? 1 O THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I No other club or organization offers so wide a range of activities, most girls are able to find among them real interests, lts program includes such sports as hockey, volley-ball, baseball, basketball, swimming, and track. Points are gained toward letters and numerals by active participation. The Climax to all its activities is Honor Night, at which awards are presented, and the Honor Girl is announced. GAA. OFFICERS-B. Sorensen, K. Roessler B. Biechler, M. L. Peoples, B. Conway. GAA, MANAGERS-C. O'NeIl, R. Shannon D. Carruthers, K. Bauer, M. M. Rodgers E, Bittman, H. Weddle, C. Magateaux, B Biechler, K. Roessler, ll4 SWIMMERS LEARN LIEE-SAVING ,Cb RACK ROW- D. Walker, F. Dubuque, B. Conway J, Zimmerman, E. Bittman, B. Biechler, H. Weh - king, M, Calerdine, O. Campbell. FRONT ROW-M. J. Maris, C. Stalon, K. Mc Keown, C. O'NeaI, R. Hahn, C. Magoteaux, F. Hughes, J. Hoff. FIRST ROW- D. Walker, R. Hahn, L. Mathias, L. Harnillon, F. Dubuque, B. Sorensen. SECOND ROW-A. Biechler, H. Wehking, B, Biechler, C. Magoteanx, D. Hewitt, M. Celer- Cline. THIRD ROW- P. Vockell, A, Magly, K, Engel, C. Staten, M. Bacon, J. Zimmerman. ur- O Lite saving has been an important factor in the girls athletic pro- gram this year. Perhaps the tact that it is enjoyable as Well as bene- ficial adds to its popularity with Withrow girls. The tests which were given on April 19, and 20, were passed by the l8 girls who took them. 115 0 Volley-ball! To its already diversified program the G. A. A. has added this new sport. Although this was not as well known as the other games, it was enthusiastically greeted at Withrow. The Volley- ball schedule this year included competition between group teams followed by games between the four class teams. Cold winter days, a referee's whistle, two girls jumping, the flash of a ball, a shout and a tense moment, the ball speeding through the basket. MARGARET RODGERS ROSEMARY BOOTH JEAN ORTT-l MARIE CHESTNUT 'ld' x SN X Q, Q f 'Q '9 Eli mia 0 On crisp fall afternoons girls, clad in bright colored sweaters, may be seen dashing clown the hockey field. Fun and excitement seem to be as much a part of this game as the actual playing. A ball speeding across the ground, a Whistles shrill blast, a clicking of sticks -these things add to the thrill of playing hockey and help to rnake it a favorite among the girls' sports. J. HOFF J. MURPHY M. WHARTON 0 Swimmers get set! Go! A splash! Cheering people-competition. These are tor the girls entering the interclass swimming meets held in December, February, and Aprilp some ot the most exciting events included in the swimming sche- dule. Many girls also participate in the ability tests which permit them to show their individual skill. Each year some successfully pass the tests in life-saving, taking advantage of these opportuni- ties to improve their ability in acquatic sports. RSATILE, THESE BRAWNY LASSIES TOP LEFT-Miss H. Taylor, LOWER LEFT-First Row: M. Whiiinq, M. Rernke, R. Landeman, D. Evans, D. Wal-:ie Second Row: B. Signorn, C. Cooper, F. Aibertz, L. Hoffman, Third Row: A. Sharpe, D. Siadler, W. MIHer. TOP RIGHT-M, Whifinq, M. Rernke, A. Sharpe, R. Landernan, D. Walker, D. Evans. MIDDLE RIGHT-First Row: H, Pfaffenriffer, C, Maqaieaux, M. Cobb, D. Irwin, P, Asbury, R. Shannon, M. L. People K. Hunf, C. Sfafon, C, O'NeII, Second Row: M, Calerdine, R. Sfranbe, T. KreuqTe, H. Wehrinq, B. Biechmr, J Orife, E. Bifrman, J. Ong, R. Harfeman, J. Bader, T. D'Au5trfa. LOWER RIGHT-H. Weadle, K, Roessler, K. Bauer, D. Corrufhers, B. Blechler, Miss TayTor. BASEBALL CAPTAINS R. Berry, R. Timme, R. Straube. J. Ong, E. Bittman, H. Crocker, V. Ainsworth, S. Ziqsby. AT TER UP! PLAY BALL' O These are familiar expressions to the many girls Who have played baseball this year. They are the signals that started eighteen blue figures into place and into action, for numerous games of fast thinking and fast running. The season opened with a Week of practice, followed by the interclass games in which each class played each of the other classes twice. Interest and competition were the causes of the excitement that existed on the diamond at every game. ICP PICTURE-Miss Schneider, Miss Feyeriesen, Mr. Smith, Miss Henneke, Miss Siehl, Miss Bor- reson, Mr. McCullough, Miss Good, Miss Walker. LOWER PICTURE- Mr. Surdo, Mr. Leach, Mr. Chalker, Mr. Flieh- man, Mr. Ralston, Mr. Stephany, Mrs. Shriver, Miss Atkins. I am a wandering teacher From room to room I go: I have to do what others say And leave each room just so. I hurry up two tlights ot steps In haste my class to reach: I work for forty minutes hard And then dash on-to teach, 121 SUCH IS LIFE But ere I pass out through the door, I with myself commune, What are this teacher's fond requests About this big class room? I wait until each child is out, Inspect each chair with care: No paper, gum, or books remain- And happily I leave there. But as I hurry clown the hall, A thought strikes me stone dead- The gold fish there I had not fed Iust as that teacher said! And so it goes on day by day From first to seventh bell, The lite of these poor wandering souls Is truly worse than -. Dorothy Atkins R I D I N G C L U B .-f? 1 ..,,, AM X. ,QW nf 'nh - V -Mm: 544 -.2+ew2.s,gg.:,.:f f 4 Q f 5, 1, .g ..,r: af- 4:-mf-11.1 M. -. fr fm: :.-fe-.a: H nf. 'I' - 2:3..1Q,p-'-5 0 Here We have the fair equestriennes who make up Riding Club. First We see Beauty and the Beasts, and then, two under-studies of Barnum and Bailey bareback riders. An honest-to-goodness cavalcade is broken up by Black Beauty, who stopped to pose. To the center-right We see the members on their own leet. Then comes the lady with the scart, who is very cleanly clearing the six-toot hurdle. And last ot all, the tally-ho. MPI-IS ON EIELD OE GREEN Pere A. Abraham, D. Abraham, B. Biechler, E. Bittman, B. Bornte, A. Biorkquist, T. Carley, D. Carruthers, B. Con- way, D. Deering, B. Doyle, F. Dubuque, V. Ellengwood, D. Erwin, L. Fagin, E. Franklin, R. Hough, L. Hageman, L. Hamilton, M. Hensgen, D. Jonannes, M. J. Marris, J, Metzger. E. Noelcke, H. Pacnoud, R. M. Penman, M. Rule, R. Silliman, B. L. Sternler, A. J. Taylor, A. Teubner, M. Wehrley. D. Wesslnger, E, White, M. White, M. Wharton, A. Ziegler. 0 The Chorean Dance Club is an organization tor those girls who enjoy dancing of an interpretive nature. An annual program is given each spring as the culmination ot the year's work. ln this organization each girl tincls herself a new appreciation of art, a new feeling for beauty, .c,.. W- 5. i--5 ,. ' v gh ,.,, Qgwgfk-Si x ,Jg.1,:,. QQ fc 'J '3fTlfQf?5?ii5Q51? w u----. ' ,x.'I,.'-. L -f5xi5'f5 gig , - 3 '. 1gEA:2.,5 - I ww ,Ng .... 10 P .JW ?'5:,r ' 1 ZS' if rv-:iff ,f-v., Q r 2 I - 6321 03349 1833 3 Q The proot of the pudding is in the eating, say our cooks. Not only does Withrow literally lick their platters clean -but they always come back tor more. 0 The latest scoop! We'd like to see Q Although it supports the hand-to-mouth theory, our lunchs room is a spot ot unsurpassed popularity. There one may con- sume his calories in 3-16 time, to the medley ot clattering silver, china, and tin. Q The Lunch-room Staff: Row l. M. Hirst, R. Booth, B .Wil- liams, L. Hamilton, M. Adams, V. Van Matre, N. Meyers, D. Abraham, l. Shaw, D. Schwartz, B. Owen. Row 2. V. Horton, R. Moebus, D. lrwin, R. Keidel, C. Due, H. Battenheiser, G. Lytle, B. Williams, l. Bader. Row 3. M. Moore, A. Rose, R. luvenile, D. Adams, H. Rauch, V. Mann, K. Roessler, A. Walker, M. Whars ton, E. Bittman, E. lohannsmann. Row 4. B. Meyer, E. Schilling, C. Best, P. De Iaeger, B. Shober, M. Stocker, l. Stevenson, Brown, H. Tate. Row 5. Mr. Mathias, B. Okirt, L. Behymer, T. Tucker, P. Krummer, C. Hauck, B. Pettit, l. Elliot, Mr. Hunt. Q A sure sign otl Spring, the lunch-room is in the red-straw- berries and tomatoes! Who can blame the child whose eyes prove bigger than his stomach, under such circumstances? Un- fortunately though, the aftermath ot such temptation often puts one in a pickle 124 any daughter ot Ceres wield spuds so artfully. We think he's just trying to get even for the nineteenth amendment. I Money! Money! Money! Stacks of it are handled every day by these treasurers. Their job is to count all the daily income of the lunch-room and prepare it tor banking. O Football - basketball - minstrel show - Thalian play - concert. Throughout the year, this hard-working young lady, Miss Gooley, is weighed down with the task ot selling and re- serving tickets. I Every Monday morning these bright and shining taces are to be found behind the bank desks in Room l2O. They will gladly pay you 355 to keep your money for you. O Mr. Seay and his trusty assistants: Norma Pritchard, Clara Bell Phillips, and Virginia Noell. These people take care of With- row's finances. I The three musketeers of the lunch-room! Mr. Horton 'lholds that line while Mr. Mathias and Mr. Hunt see that impetuvcm freshmen do not overturn any tables. O Remember, hmm? That flaming red poster hung across the lunch-room ceiling advertising the worthiest of the worthy activities. 125 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Pracfical experience Jreaches boys mechanical manipulafion YOUNG ARTISANS EXERCISE TI-IEIR SKILI. 0 The machine shops at Withrow are used chiefly by students taking the industrial arts course. Here they obtain a basic knowledge of the manipulation and care of tools and machinery. Since it would be im- possible in the short period of training available in the high school, to make of every student a master machinist, it is the aim of this work to impart to each pupil a practical knowledge of the equipment, vernacu- lar, and working of a truly modern machine shop. Such a foundation is intended to help the boy choose the occupation he wishes to follow when he leaves school. By the time he has been graduated he knows something of his own fitness for the work offered in the factory of today. A S W E Dollie Walker Alice Wicherl Lloyd Baclcman Helen Ruoll Belly Conway Dollie Boring Frankie Tullle IO Il I2 I3 I4 I5 ,N . Alice Magee . Mariorie l-lirsl . Anne Baldwin . Belly Jean Schwarberg . Ralph Ducasse . Bob Wuerde- . 53. Jeannelle Kinney Jane Dillen- courl Charlie John- son Rulh Weiss Rulh Ballman W E R E Rulh Timme Mary Jane Biggers Dollie Japp Fanny Shirra Janel Murphy Molly Rodgers Marion Kleine man A Jean Angerl - Leclcy Amlrlc- Edulh Mueller I6. Kale Roessler h . Bob Colwell anlan 'YN ..'v .-.,. I li V- ,' ,',' lfifzr. t . W ' .,l, ,N f on -'i ' 'Q QQ K f' I I - X . , - gig W , ' '.'- 15, ,- E SL I '9?fTii. r' 3: ral 4 Q 1 ' ' ' lliasS?EfT., .. if -I -I . ' ii I, 5 - l'il'i i l W .N ' -W l I 2 I ,,f,,cif' I I 'N '1 Z -.:5E:-'Sl - . gv- . If zu. V 8 .:. - 3: 34 ,..., .,,, V, , xx , V 3 X . .f ,Lag q - ' . . ' , I'-N -Q I ,, ,. f we H . A any la y ,, . 1 W-.MM I G., y . E Ax N. XS ,A I -x iv.. . .11-' by ' -ar? X . I5 A Af 'xl x If - N I 'N s 5 xr , l R iN, Q igx K tx. 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I X T- 1 , ' K wflkq ,B , ' l',v X c,. .. maui! 3 as f-in---m, it g- ,, . -KTQQE 0 Witbrow during tire drill, in front ot the scliool,-Withrow during a football game, behind the school,-Withrow down in the book room, making money,-Withrow on the third floor, making biscuits. ln front and in back, inside and outside, from top to bottom, Withrow is doing, making, and enjoying it. Q Beep! The accompanying snap shots caught us land two dogsb with varied backgrounds. Some of the poses are dignified, some clever, some amusing, but some don't seem to be poses. Alice appears to be in a daze, Rin-tin-tin is on the lookout-on the dog shed, Ann ought to be in pictures, and we just know that those aren't Bob's own feet. Some nasty man is ready to pounce upon his unsuspecting prey, and what's thisi-how did they get up there? It those tive boys want to go West, we won't miss them, but woe unto the girls. There seem to be six more hearts going west-Hollywoodward. 'TTS Rafi Gt 0 Hanging over gates, basking on the sand, robbing corn fields- almost everywhere we looked We found Withrow's children, who very obligingly stopped their play for a moment or two and smiled for the birdie. These smiles are now Circulated into a thousand homes, to cheer and otherwise amuse past classmates. 9 Yours truly, the Annual Staff, Went social several times, and invited you to its parties-admission accepted at the door. Here we have preserved several ot the smiling countenances that brightened these events. You danced and skated wellg intellectual brilliance is no handicap to frivolous rnerrymakinq. 132 O Three little page girls, eager to take you outside to play. Here they take you hiking, camping, horseback-riding, and sled-riding. Leave the rest of the company for a moment-we Want to snap your picture. If you feel graceful, you may pose about the foun- tain, but if you feel hilarious, you may park upon a rubbish can. 7 F3 '4' ,': . .,.v H-'80 ' mil t ,1'...'f,,.x:: 'A ., 4 W BON VGYAGE scuomovsms sm. ll HEP. LITTLE SISTER My PARTY ocr. no MY ERROR rnwxnsmw Assemw ocrue FIGURE6 DONT LIE I PARENTS NIGHT NOV 3 P SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST ANNUAL DANC: occ.:-f JOY TG mn WORLD if Cl-IPJSTMAS MUSIC ASSEMBLY DECJI 134 K A FOILCID LANDING ANNUAL SKA-TING PAQY FEB I6 SAY IT WIT!-I FLOWERS los: mv can zo 135 So Tl-LATS mow Tuev DO IT! HONOR you vususnen INTOWEP, News F2518 Acc 'E Joxwxf TENNIS MATCHES OPEN MAY3 FOILED I I ! 'ruAuAN PLAY MAY4' A HAPPY ENDING GKADUATI ON .sum I5 I V 4 5 rgv! '34 49- N -vt. 2 4 STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHY mf? O lf cleanliness is next to godliness, these must be the celestial personages of Withrow. Harry faithfully watches the lunior High pupils: the entire staff takes time out for a pictureg Elizabeth familiar to us all opens the door of a class room to Wash the glassy Harry in a different role, with his son Wilmer, takes care of the athletic fieldsg Spence pauses in his sweeping as classes pass through the hall: Mr. Schmaltz, head janitor, sees that the many jobs get done. Z a renewed coniaci wiih Wi+hrow I-liqh School and have en- ioyed our business relaiions fully. Boih Jreachers and slrudenfs have manifesied a very admirable aHiJrude and in+eres+ in The work which we have done +0- gejrher. May we meri+ fu+ure consider- aiion on The basis of Jrhe phdroqraphic work we have done .... .-233553433-. KUBECGW J. ALBERT JONES STUDICDS PHOTOGRAPHER 429 R ce S+ree+ :: Cincinnafi, Ohio D I R E C T Q R Y Abraham, Dorothy ...... Acomb, Gordon ,.... Adams, Dorothy ..... Ainsworth, Violet .... Alexander, Don ...., Amirkhanian, Electra .... Ammon, Wm ....... Angert, lean ......,, Ankrurn, lames ...... Applegate, Florian .....,. Applegate, Robert. . . Armstrong, Vernon. , Aulen, Wm ......,.. Backman, Lloyd ......... Backsheider, Ralph ...... Baldwin, Ann ........ . . . Ballman, Ruth ...,. Barkan, Fred ...... Bauer, Kathryn .,..,..... Bauer, Naomi .... . Batsche, Tom ..... Baxter, Frank ..... Beach, Estelle ..... Behymer, Lloyd ....... . . Berling, Matilda ..,...... Berry, Ruth ...... ....... Bevilacgue, Louis. . . Biggers, Mary lane ...... Binkley, Alice ........... Block, Charles ,....,.... Bokelman, Robert ........ Booth, Rosemary ......... Boring, Dorothy ...,..... Brasington, Richard . Broemsen, Louise ........ Brosene, Ruth ........... Brutton, lane ,........... Buescher, Robert ........ Burdell, Majorie ........ . Burkhardt, Florence. .... . Bush, Marie ...,........ Carothers, lohn ........ Carpenter, 1 anetta ......, Carroll, Delmar ..... Carruthers, Dorothy ..... 139 .5349 Chapman St. 5702 Ridge Av. 5159 Eastern Av. 1620 Mears Av. 3520 Mooney Av. 1985 Fairfax Av. Losantiridge Av. 222 Erkenbrecker Av. 4848 Sheffield Av. 3008 Losantiville Av. 3431 Greenlawn Av. 2599 Roseland Av. 3423 Grace Av. 524 Forest Av. 1004 Crest Circle 3 1 18 Kinmont Av. 1315 Cryer Av. 43 14 Normandy 5531 Arnsby Pl. 3839 Mt. Vernon Av. 3630 Stettinius 3626 Woodford Rd. 1334 Avon Drive 2015 Clarion Av. 2704 Markbreit Av. 3935 lahnigan Av. 2217 Symmes St. 35 16 Shaw Av. 3 1 19 Linwood Av. 5008 Leonard St. 3771 Ferdinand Pl. 6463 Grand Vista Av. 3327 Bonaparte Av. 2973 Springer Av. 3929 Columbia Av. 3955 Pembroke Av. 6298 Kincaid Av. 3747 Ault Park Av. 656 Delta Av. 4300 Watterson Av. 2707 Preston St. .4310 Erie Av. 2713 Willard Av. 1918 Kinney Av. 29 10 Erie Av. Carson, 1-larold .... Cassidy, lim ....... Chambers, Dorothy Chandler, Marshall Christopher, l-lelen. Church, Florence. . Clark, Marion ...... Cokeley, Robert .... Coleman, Eleanor. . Colwell, Robert .... Compton, Ell Dee. , Conelly, Mary ..... Connelly, Martha. . Constiner, Douglas Constiner, Francis. Conway, Betty .... Cook, lerome ..... Corken, Don ...... Cowell, William ...... Crist, Louise ....... Crochett, Dorothy .... Crosly, Mary Rebec Cross, Cora ........ Curd, lrene ..... Dahlke, Helen ..... Danner, Thomas. . . Cd .... Davidorf, losephine ...... Davidorf, Phyllis. . . Davis, Virginia ....... Day, Dorothy .... Day, Woodrow .... Dean, Florence ,... Diack, Ethel May .,,.. Dickman, Louis .... Diehl, Barret ,..... Dillencourt, lane. . . Dilling, Ava Mae. . . Dodge, Lillie ...... Doyle, Donald ........ Dreher, Marguerite Drennan, Bessie. . . Dubuque, Florence. DuCasse, Ralph .... Due, Charlotte. . . . Duermit, Eileen .,.. Dugeer, Edan ..... Dunbar, Ellen ,.... 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WOOSTER COLLEGE XCLUSIVE OHIO STATE MANSFIELD i-ine-H scHooL P ff 'f 3 Qc -X s, -sl N KN gm . ir X S QSO ,X JY 5 1 xxx f in x X me we i is QU E 5 N,f is . 5 ss t . A.- K 1. +0 Those colleges and high schools choosing Indianap- olis Engraving Company as fheir engravers . . . Jrhe lay- ou+ and creafive phofographic services of a young man whose work has appeared in nafional publicaiions. No for his services o school budgef is Too small l272 RAMONA AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO CompIimenIs of NATIONAL BREAD CCDIVIPANY 4II Richmond SIree-I CINCINNATI ---- GI-IIO Com:nIImenIs of ---- FAMOUS AUGUST I.. I-IUSSEI. Candy Jobber M ig WHITE VILLA GROCERS 76 EAST M MICKEN AVE SOCIETY AND ERATERINIITY J E W E I. R Y CREST RINGS IVIEDALLIONS As Awards for IVIerIIorIous Work 'iii iw' 1 I 2 F I I IVIECKLENBORO 84 OERI-IARDT Re-Tail SaIe-sroom and Eadory 8II RACE STREET SIXTI-I ELOOR CINCINN Tl OI-IIO DIR Easter, Charles ..... Eickhoff, Denise. . . Ellis, Romilda ,..., Emerson, Arthur .... Evans, loe ........ Faine, leane ..., Fantini, Marie. . . Faxon, Spence. . Ferger, Carl .... Fern, Ben ..... Finch, Betty ......... Finneran, Margaret. Fisher, Robert ...... . Fletcher, Dick ..... Flick, Benton .... Foley, Albert .... Ford, Harold ...... Fowler, Frank ,.... Fox, Arthur ..... Francis, Laura. . Franken, Ruth ..... Friedrich, Arthur .... Fry, Carolyn ..... . F uhs, Ruth ....,..... Funck, Rosalind i..., Funk, Evelyn ...... Gaenge, William .... Gaissert, Mary Alice Gale, Yvonne ....... Gallegher, lohn ..... Gardner, lack ..... Garver, Grace ...... Gaston, Raymond. . . Gehringer, Arthur. . Gescheider, Eugene Gerdes, Dorothea. . . Giesen, Virginia .... Givens, Ruth ...,.. Glaser, Virginia ...., Gloss, Willa ...... Glover, William .,....... Goldberg, Louis .... Goode, Betty .........,.. Granger, William ....... 143 4109 Whetsel Av. 3322. Eastside Av. 1701 Kinney Av. 729 Chalfonte Pl. 1338 Cryer Av. 5049 Coad Dr. 2708 Observatory Av. 3601 Bellcrest Av. 1846 Kinney Av. 1 18 Malvern Pl. R. R. No. 1. Madisonville, O. 4023 Eastern Av. 4338 Erie Av. 3341 Browning Av. 247 McCullough St. 3862 Millsbrae Av. 3426 Edwards Rd. 4204 28th St. 2232 Crane Av. 310 Stites Av. 2806 Woodburn Av. 3846 Millsbrae Av. 3610 Vista Av. 2519 Hemlock St. 2234 Park Av. 561 Delta Av. 3100 Markbreit AV. 2508 Chatham St. 2805 Madison Rd. 22 17 Bedford Ter. 3727 Morris Pl. 4835 Sheffield Av. 281 1 Griffith Av. 45 1 1 Eastern Av. 2947 Douglas Ter. 6826 Ohio Av. 3243 Fairfield Av. 6305 Chandler St. 4220 32nd St. 3136 Gloss Av. 1224 Herschel Av. 1508 Dixmont Av. 4784 Eastern Av. 44 1 1 Erie Av. ECTORY -Contin Grossman, Ruth .... Graver, Helen ...... Green, Mary Anne. . Gunderson, Ralph. . . Hamilton, Lois ..... Hamma, Mark ....... Hanover, Betty 1 .... Hanselman, Gerard. Harper, Samona .... Harrington, Glen ...... Harris, Eleanor .... Hauck, Carl .....,. Heinss, Lucille ...... Hensgen, Mildred. . . Herbstreit, lack ..... Hern, Harry ....... Hicks, Bobbie ....... Hill, Anna Katherine.. . Himes, Marjorie ..... Hirst, Marjorie ..... Hiser, Helen .,..... Hoffman, Butron .... Horne, Winifred .... Howes, Cyril ....... Hues, Luella ..... Hughes, lames. . . Hummel, Betty ..... Hussel, lanet ........ Hutchinson, Hugh ..... lngels, Otis .... lreton, Dave ..... laeger, Mary ..... lapp, Dorothy ...... larrett, Woodrow. . . lenkins, Margaret. . . lennings, Robert .... lensen, Paul ........ lohansmann, Esther. lohnson, Charles .... lones, Lois ......... lones, Paul ...... lones, Varge ...... . lordan, leannette .... loseph, Raymond .... luvenile, Ruth ...... ed . . .5835 Montgomery Rd . .2926 Portsmouth Av. . .555-45 Bosworth Pl. . .2857 Victoria Av. II . .4212 32nd St. . .3531 Laybrook Av. . . 58 Alexandra Apts. . .3 146 Linwood Rd. . . 28 Washington Ter. . .3308 lbsen . . 1923 Sutton Av. . .5314 Whetsel Av. . .3642 Saybrook Av. . .5323 Tompkins Av. . .3870 Pacton Av. . .6017 Bramble Av. . .2700 Observatory Av. . .5600 Attica Av. . .3636 Besuden Ct. . .62 10 Prentice St. . .3942 Eastern Av. . .3116 Celeron Av. . .Station M, R. No. 10 . .4712 Peabody Av. . .4103 Columbia Av. . .3855 Hyde Park Av. . .6210 Tyne Av. . .3433 Bevis Av. . .2736 Hackberry St. I . .2215 Park Av. . .5719 Valley View Av. J . .3021 Griest Av. . .2595 Roseland Av. . .5200 Ravenna St. . .5572 Attica Av. . .3643 Russell Av. . . 1922 Wilaray Ter. . .3209 Muelo Av. . .2883 Erie Av. . . 1639 Danner Av. . . 1605 Brewster Av. . .3030 Griest Av. . . 1863 Hewitt Av. . .3523 Parkline Av. . .4234 30th Av. 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Lishawa, Betty ..... . Logan, Harold ..... . Loux, Gladys .... . Lowry, Ruth ..... .... Lutz, Tom ..... Mack, Robert ........ MacPherson, Malcolm.. . . Malott, lean .....,,... Mann, Ruth .......... Mann, Virginia ....... Marshall, Edwin ....., Martens, Melvin ...... Meschmeyer, Ed ..... Mayer, George .......... McClure, Harold ..... McDowell, Betty ...... McGowan, Walter ....... McKeown, Kathryn. . . 147 4823 Ward St. 65 18 Desmond St. 3554 Zurnstein Av. 2814 Victoria Av. 42 17 Appleton St. 5808 Montgomery Rd. 3545 Kroger Av. Montgomery Rd . , Kenwood, O. 1322 Locust St. 2524 Chatham 5747 Doerger La. 3643 Bellecrest Av. 4103 Whetsel Av. 3132 Harvard Av. 272 1 Markbreit Av. 2209 Crane Av. 847 Oak St. 5923 Woodmont Av. 2519 Salem Av. 3650 Burch Av. 4614 Plainville Rd. 816 Beecher St. 503 Missouri Av. 2057 Hewitt Av. 1720 Brewster Av. 1353 Delta Av. 3404 Manor Hill 53 1 1 Whetsel Av. 5316 Whetsel Av. 3747 Hutton Av. 3635 Ridge Av. 307 Stanley Av. 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No. 1, Madisonville, 0. 3215 Madison Rd. 3705 Maple Park 3543 Vista Av. 2830 Madison Rd. 3474 Ault View Av. 3631 Columbia Av. 6738 Dante Av. 3337 Orion Av. 3531 Shaw 918 Lincoln Av. 21 15 Gilbert Av. 25 W. 15th St., Covington, Ky. 32001 Linwood Ra. 3519 Michigan Av. 5718 Wyatt Av. 41 18 Maple Drive 5831 Ridge AV. 262 Worth St. 4323 32nd St. 3340 Montgomery Rd 3236 Woodford Rd. 3808 Drake Av. 5645 Bramble Av. 3623 Stettinius Av. 3338 Montgomery Rd Complimenfs of I-iERMANN'S DRUGS Complimenfs of POLYANNA HAT SHOP Complimerfrs of HYDE PARK EROCK SHOPPE Complime-n+s of MARY'S BAKERY Complimerws of HYDE PARK GRILL Complimenfs of LAVERCOMBE 84 DOENCH Complimenfs of HYDE PARK HARDWARE On Michigan Avenue Complimenfs of OBRYONSVILLE SHOE REPAIRER Complimenfs of HYDE PARK RADIO SHOP Complimenfs of MACK DRY CLEANERS Complimenfs of OAKLEY GRI LL Complimenfs of ROOKWOOD DELICATESSEN Compliment of Complime-nfs of JONES FLOWER SHCI, PEARL sr. gEVrjfPZa?xg.N1Ne co. Comphmm of THE Jos. J. 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A9 3.-P o 4 Ln. is the Worlds pleasant king Congratulations the class of '34 We ioin wilh you in your happiness on successfully cornpleling your worlc al Wirhrow l-ligh School. lvlay greal success anol happiness allend your lulure days, whelher in college or in business. ll has been a pleasure lor us lo place our complele lacililies al The disposal ol your Eclilorial ancl Business Slail in Jrhe prooluclion ol This class record. The Strobridge Lithographing Co CincinnaI:L Ohio Cornplele lacililies for lhe planning and produclion ol all forms of beller prinling and lilhographing 4 DIRECTORY-C Vanderbosch, Richard.. . Van Maitre, Virginia ..... Vaughan, Mary ........ Vigorith, Theresa ,....... Volkens, Fred ........,.. Vordenfelde, Ruth ....... Waits, Dan ....... .... Walker, Codell .... .... Walker, Dorothy ......... Wallace, Cutler ......... Ward, 1ane ....... .... Warn, Margaret ......... Warneke, William ....... Wehrle, Marjorie ........ Weiss, Robert ..... .... Weiss, Ruth ....... .... Wharton, lessie. . . . . . . White, Eileen ........... Whitehead, Donald ...... Wichert, Alice .......... .4217 34th St. Wicke, Don ....... . . . Wicks, Susan ..... Widmer, Edna .......... Wiedemer, lack ......... Wilkerson, Robert ....... Williams, Bernice ....... .3660 Saybrook Av. 1302 Edwards Rd. .62 10 Montgomery Rd. 1848 Fairfax Av. 3620 Russell Av. 3438 Trimble Av. Sta. M , Cincinnati, O. 3019 Eastern Av. 3653 Archer Av. 6246 Cortelyen Av. 1316 Morten St. 1222 Inglenook Pl. 2750 Markbreit Av. 1988 Lexington Ave., Norwood, O. 62 13 Beechview Cir. 3506 Trimble Av. 3579 Larkspur Av. 3555 Newton Av. 43 Arcadia Pl. 3569 Monteith Av. 23 Arcadia Pl. 1868 Fairfax Av. 6822 Hurd Av. 1369 Custey St. 5723 Madison Rd. Williams, Robert ......... Williamson, Walter. Willsey, Dorothy. . . Winkler, Ed ....... Wipper, Adelaide. . Witharn, Marge .... Wode, August .... Woeste, Bonnie ..., Wolf, Eleanor ...... Womack, Mary Lou Wood, Marian ..... Wood, Winifred .... Woodruff, Margaret. .... . Woods, Florence. . . Wuerdeman, Robert ..... Wurster, Warren. . . Yarmark, Ruth, . . . Yolton, lean ...... Young, Charles ......... Zepf, Evelyn .... Ziegler, Alma ..... Zull, Virginia ..... ontinue d 801 Oak St. 32 14 Lookout Circle 4618 Winona Ter. 3122 Harvard Av. 6828 Depot Ave., Silverton, O. 3922 Section Av., Silverton, O. 2607 Moorman Av. 5834 Wayside Av. 2523 Essex Pl. 2909 Portsmouth Av Indian 1-1ill Av. 4805 Glenshade Av. 4110 Eastern Av. 3747 Drake Av. 2150 East 1-lill Av. 4140 Home St., Silverton, O. 5601 lslington Av. 6627 Afton Av. 2526 Chatham St. 2879 Markbreit Av. 3648 Brooks Av. 662 1 Beechview Cir The Settle Coal 84 Supply Co. Harvey Hammer, Pres. COAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL BRambIe 0006-I I66 4734 Whetsel Avenue Madisonvilte Cincinnati, Ohio .155 CASI-I... ON AUTO, FURNITURE OR ENDORSED NOTES 525.00 to 5500.00 Weltare Loan Co. 42 E. Sixth Street, 2nd Floor N. W. Cor. 6th and Wainut CI-Ierry 6610-66lI wwf - 1 . i ,L - ' i X Il x,.L. , f. 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Yet, even with teachers and students alike suspecting him ot conspiracy in the others' behalf, he maintains his amiable disposition. 18 O Mr. Downer with his extraor- dinary understanding of chil- dren and likeable disposition, ably administers the affairs of Withrow lunior High School. Tl-IEY MAKE TI-IE WHEELS GCD 'ROUND O As Dean of Girls, Miss Agerter is more than a student advisorg she is the counsellor and the friend of every girl at Withrow. Y ' 'N . H3 5 PUMP AND CEREMGNY BLUE COATS WI-IITE TROUSERS ADV 0 There is a detinite teeling to being a senior. Special assemblies, gradua- tion music, responsibilities and other prerogatives all contribute. There are however, many realizations and re- grets: We sigh the lack ot many things we sought-but We are not really regrettulg there is a balance ot things learned, discovered and accomplished. 1551551-H 3 xl., .. , A ADMONITIONS . . . GIRLS IN WI-IITE . . . I-IONEYCOMB OF DIPLOIv1AS...AND THEN FAREWELL. oss 32 R xy , Sw Iv f ' ,Q 2 . -,'v f ' g:.'f5.-f- Q- TMIVT' - f. ' . Y ,V 1 s ,,, 1 A w yr A f f 1 I 5 v Y V , Y 'I f 1 I v 1 y 1 ' n , '4 w n V ,A 1 - A ? 1 f , , ,f, 'Z . .WW - -Y. . ! ii if 55 9 ,1 ,,v. .Vg ., - ,Q- 'Qi ,ua ef W: vi . vi - ,. E I fi. li ' , J ,ff I ca Q , ,Hy ,, ,4 .Rik gif' 'awww . j. 'L ,,N . J . lx 'X . 4 f - -.7 1 F? 'T Z .11 '. Ja 31- riff? M3541 - lg.-:I ,dz 'Z-'-ir, ' ,- . ii '1 1 , ,- K5 J .. .:' 1 ,Q ., Q4 1. 5 . v ,A I, , 3 'X . 4' -'K ' is ,. . ji- , '. 4 ' ' .', R -10 V , - - A' I, 714' lf- ' ' fri , 'r V E , .Y : i -NM 1, Y T, f .L - 1 , N , ,. , ,- an V V ,, . , Z'-ii, .ff i f f f 'Z' .155 5 4 'R1 'c 1 ' fr' 5 ,, . If . A .4 . V 1 1 ,- 9 1 - j . 1 2 'I . 3' s N. 1 Q ' ' 3 5 ,gn 5 , A Xl . T.: 1 . 'J ' f , A 1 44 1. f . I . ' - - 'V li f, ' , wr ' - , vx f 1 ,f ' '. 4 , 1 . , . f. ? ' A '- -L . 1 f. 1 P' 7 rug :Y '51 .' '17 ' ' . 'J , 4 :5,4,:5fQ- Q . ., -,, K , ' fm 2-VQJTZ? ' T-ff.. 1 'S ' 5.51, f' if f 4' ' - -V Az, ' 1 , .n Q 1 A ' . K a jig Q1 1 L 'fwf'.rf.f , Q ,s,f,4,. .V 1 V ' 1 ' ' A I- A ' v 'V' 1 . 5 x -V , 1 . P . N f. . 5 , . 1, 54 X, 1 , . . . V4 ,4 . , , X xztij- . 1 ABRAHAM, DOROTHY, Dol G.A.A.: H. R. Pres. I: New Deal: Chorean: Lunch Room: Alphian ll: Glee Club I: Kaliclasa: Minslrel Show Ill, IV: Hockey I, ll, Ill, IV: Baskel Ball I, ll. ADAMS, DOROTHY, Duffle Lunch Room Il, lll, IV: 2Olh Cenlury. AINSWORTH, VIOLET, Vi Kalidasa: Special Chorus. ALEXANDER, DONALD, Don French Club IV: Malh Club: Hislory Club: Baskel' Ball III: Golf. AMIRKHANIAN, ELECTRA, Leaky Tower Y: French Club: Kalidasa. AMMON, WILLIAM, mu 313.5 Q, v,,,......,,,,, Wilhrow Club lll, IV: Tower News III, IV: Alphian II: Gens Togalag Garden Club: Chess Club IV: Special Chorus: Cross Counfry. ANGERT, JEAN Glee Club I: Mins'rrel ll: Presenfalion Orcheslra IV: Special Chorus IV: Scribblers Ill, IV: Thalian III, IV: Kalidasa: Nalhan Hale: Co-Edifor of Annual: G.A.A. APPLEGATE, FLORIAN, Skeet Pres.,bf Alphian I, II: Thalian III, IV: Tower Y ll, Ill, IV: Kalidasa: New Deal: G.A.A.: Riding Club: Baseball IV: Hockey IV. APPLEGATE, ROBERT E., Bob Thalian Ill, IV: Philologia Ill, IV: Chess Club Ill, IV: Wifhrow Club IV: Tower News: Annual: Pylhaqorean: Sigma Gamma: Minstrel IV: Special Chorus I, Il, III, IV: Boys' Glee Club. ARMSTRONG, VERNON Ralsfonian: Track II, III. BACKSCHEIDER, RALPH, Backy Thalian Ill, IV: Hi Y Ill, IV: Senior Guides: Minslrel IV: Track Manager Ill, IV. BACKMAN, LLOYD Alphian I, ll: Gens Togala Il, Ill: Thalian IV: French Club IV: Tower Y IV: Kalidasa: Hockey I, ll, Ill, IV: Swimming I, Il, Ill: Baskel Ball I, Il: Riding Club IV: G.A.A. BALLMAN, RUTH Gens Togala II, Ill, IV: Aenaedae: French Club IV: Progressive Ameri- can: Kalidasa: Tennis Club ll, lll, IV: G.A.A.: Hockey I, IV: Baskel Ball I, ll, IV: Baseball l, ll, IV. BATSCHE, TOM, Fisherman Tower News I, ll, III, IV: Annual Slaff: French Club III, IV: Old '76 His- Iory Club: Baseball IV: Volley Ball IV. BAUER, KATHRYN, Kass Annual Slaff: Tower Y III, IV: Nalhfm Hale IV: Minslrel IV: Scribblers IV: Thalian IV: Kalidasa: French Club IV: Ouling Club: G,A.A.: Archery Manager: Track: Hockey IV: Baskel Ball Ill, IV: Baseball lll, IV: Hiking Ill. BEACH, ESTELLE, SIell Spanish Club ll, Ill, IV: Currenl History Club: G.A.A. BEHYMER, LLOYD, Bud Boys' Glee Club I, ll: Camera Club I, Special Chorus Ill, IV: Lunch Room Il, !ll, IV: Philologia Ill, IV: Tower News IV: Thalian IV: Minstrel Ill, IV: Chess Club Ill, IV: Wifhrow Club IV: Cheer Leader IV: Los Amigos Ill: Band Ill. BERLING, MATILDA, Tillie Law Club Ill: Kaliclasa. AS THE O OF SCHOOL LIFE IS 22 BERRY, RUTH EVELYN, Berry G.A.A., Glee Club I, ll, Special Chorus III, IV, Law Club Pres., III, Spanish Club Ill, Tower Y IV, Kalidasa, Home Room Pres., Il, Ill, Hockey Ill, IV, Basket Ball I, Ill, IV, Baseball IV, Assistant Manager. BIGGERS, MARY JANE Accompanist for Girls' Glee Club ll, Ill, IV and Boys' Glee Club IV, Garden Club I, Euterpean III, Kalidasa, Aenaedae, Nathan Hale. BINKLEY, ALICE, Margie Bank IV, Nathan Hale, Minstrel Show. X BLOCK, CHARLES, Red Minstrel Show, German Club IV, New Deal. BOKELMAN, ROBERT, Bob Ralstonian. BOOTH, ROSEMARY E., Rosie . , Kalidasa, Lunch Room, Tennis Club III, Tower Y Il, Ill, IV, G.A,A., Gens Togata Il, Ill, Aenaedae, Hockey I, ll, Basket Ball I, Il, Ill, Man- ager IV. BORING, DOROTHY J., Dot, Dash Tower Y IV, Thalian IV, Kalidasa, Ralstonian, Annual Art Staff, Hockey IV, Basket Bail IV. BROEMSEN, LOUISA MAY, Wheezer 20th Century, Swimming. BROSENE, RUTH, Benny Kalidasag Glee Club ll, IV, Special Chorus III, IV, New Deal, GAA., Basket Ball, BRUTTON, JANE E. Kalidasa, H. R. President II, Tower Y ll, Spanish Club ll, G.A.A. BURDELL, MARJORIE, Marge Spanish Club IV, Tower Y III, IV, G.A.A., Baseball Ill, Swimming III, Hiking ll, lll. BUESCHER, ROBERT, Bob Thalian III, IV, Pres., IV, Progressive American, Tower News, Annual, French Club, Special Chorus III, Philologia. CAROTHERS, JOHN B., Johnny Withrow Club II, III, Tennis Club I, IV, German Club, Football III, IV, Track III, IV. CARPENTER, JANETTA A., Jane Ralstonian, Camera Club Ill, IV, Law III, Tower Y IV, Kalidasa, Special Chorus Ill, IV, Girls' Glee Club III, IV. CARROLL, DELMAR, Squirrel Home Roorr- President I. CARRUTHERS, DOROTHY, Ca Tennis Club II, III, Minstrel Show IV, Special Chorus III, G.A,A., Dance Club III, IV, Tower Y ll, Ill, IV, French Club IV, Kalidasa, I-lockey II, III, IV, Baseball Il, Ill, IV, Hiking Il, Ill, Basket Ball ll, Ill, IV, Archery Ill, IV, Outing Club IV. CARSON, HAROLD, Carson Special Chorus, Glee Club. CHAMBERS, DOROTHY, Dot Special Chorus ll, Ill, Current History, Law III, Kalidasa. , , , , CLOSING WE LOOK BACK ON THOSE 23 CHANDLER, MARSHALL, Casey Nalhan Hale, Foofball I, ll, Ill, Caplain IV, Baskel Ball IV, Track I, Baseball ll, Ill, IV, Caplain IV. CHRISTOPHER, H ELEN MAE G.A.A., Oufing Club IV, Tower Y, Clio, Kalidasa, CHURCH, FLORENCE B., Flossie Law Club, Kaliclasa, Ralslonian, G.A.A. CLARK, MARIAN HELEN Law Club, History Club, Kalidasa, Bank III. COKELY, ROBERT Bob Philologia Ill, IV, Spanish Club, New Deal. COLEMAN, ELEANOR JANE Kalidasa, Draconian IV, Old '76. COLWELL, ROBERT M., Bob Tennis Club, Il, III, IV, Hi Y III, IV, Philologia IV, Tarfaqlian IV, Infer- nafional Relations IV, Senior Class Treasurer, Tennis III, Swimming ll, Ill, Baseball II. COMPTON, ELL DEE Orchesfra I, ll, III, IV, Band ll, Ill, IV, Presenlalion Orcheslra II, III, IV, Eulerpean IV, Philologia IV, Nathan Hale, Tarfaglian. CONELLY, MARY Kalidasa. CONELLY, MARTHA Alpha Y lll, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Nalhan I-Iale. CONSTINER, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Doug f Hi Y III, IV, Ralsloniang French Club II, IV, Swimming II, Ill, IV, Track II, IV, Cross Counlry Ill. CONSTINER, FRANCIS MOLER, Lefly Spanish Club IV, Currenl Hislory, Swimming III, IV, Baseball III, IV. CONWAY, BETTY Tower Y Ill, IV, Kalidasa, Nalhan Hale, Secretary of Dance Club, Secrelary of GAA., Minslrel IV, Hockey I, II, III, IV, Baskel Ball I, II, Baseball III, Swimming IV, Ouling Club, Hiking I, II, Ill. COOK, JEROME R., Jerry Annual, Thalian Ill, IV, lnlernalional Club IV, Shah Mal III, IV, Old '76, Minslrel Show Ill, IV, Special Chorus IV, Senior Orchestra I, III, Glee Club ll, Camera Club II, IV. CORKEN, DON IRVIN Currenf Hislory, Track I, III, IV, Baseball ll, Ill, IV. CRIST, LOUISE Thalian IV, Kalidasa. CROCKETT, DOROTHY, Dol Garden Club Il, Spanish Club IV, Old '76, Baskel Ball I, Kalidasa. I CROSLEY, MARY REBECCA, Becky Scribblers Ill, IV, Kalidasa, Euferpean. FAR AWAY DAYS OF IXIINETEEN HUNDRED 24 CROSS, CORA S., Corky Thalian IV: French Club IV. CURD, IRENE M. Astronomy Club IV: History Club: Kalidasag Riding Club: Tennis Club Ill. DAHLKE, HELEN Thalian IV: Spanish Club Ill, IV: Annual Staff: Tower Y ll, Ill, IV: Minstrel Crew IV: Ralstonian: G.A.A. I, II, III, IV: Kalidasa: Hockey I, Ill, IV: Basketball ll, Ill: Baseball IV. W DANNER, THOMAS A. Philologia IV: Tartaglian IV: Tennis Club Ill, IV: Football III, IV. DAVIDORF, JOSEPHINE, Jo Orchestra I, II, Ill: Nathan I-lale: Spanish Club Ill, IV. DAVIDORF, PHYLLIS, Phyl Orchestra I, ll, IlI:'Spanish Club lll, IV: Nathan Hale. DAVIS, VIRGINIA, Ginny Law Club Ill: G.A.A. I: Tower News Ill: Tennis Club IV: Kalidasa. DAY, DOROTHY ARLINE, Dot Kalidasa: Girls' Glee Club: Special Chorus: Chorean: Nathan Hale. DAY, WOODROW, Woody Withrow Club IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Ralstonian. DEAN, FLORENCE RUTH DICKMAN, LOUIS FREDERICK, Dick Boys' Glee Club Ill: Special Chorus III: Jaclcsonian DIACK, ETHEL MAY Special Chorus Il, Ill: Minstrel Show IV. DIEHL, BARRETT Philologia IV: Special Chorus II, III, IV: Tennis Club Il: Gym Club II, Ill, IV: Cheer Leader Ill, IV: Gym Team Il, Ill, IV: Track IV. DILLENCOURT, JANE L., DiIIy Thalian Ill, IV Vice-President: Scribblers Ill, IV: Home Room President ll: French Club IV: New Deal: Senior Orchestra I: Gens Toqata ll, III, IV, President: Kalidasa: Aeneadae: Tennis Club Il, III, IV. DILLING, AVA MAE, Abie Spanish Club Ill, IV: Tower News ll, Ill, IV: Annual Staff: Girls' Glee Club I, ll, Ill: Special Chorus Ill, IV: Nathan Hale: Kalidasa. DREHER, MARGUERITE Girls' Glee Club I, Il, Ill, IV: Special Chorus IV: Gens Toqata ll, III, IV: Kalidasa: Aeneadae: Twentieth Century. DODGE, LILLIE MAE ,, DUE, CHARLOTTE I French Club: Kalidasa: Lunch Room Staff, , AND TI-IIRTY WI-IEN WE, AMBITIOUS BUT 25 DUBUQUE, FLORENCE, Sis G.A.A.: Chorean: Kalidasag Alpha Y Ill: New Deal: Hockey I, ll, Ill, IV: Baskel Ball I, ll, Ill, IV: Baseball I, II, Ill, IV: Swimming I, ll, III, IV: Tennis III, IV: Hiking I, ll, Ill: Oufing Club IV: Minslrel II, IV. DUCASSE, RALPH, Bill Glee Club I, II, Ill: Alphian: Thalian Ill, IV: Special Chorus I, II, III, IV: Sludenl Council I: Minsfrel Show Il. DUERMIT, EILEEN, Mickie Ralsfonian: Tower Y IV: Special Chorus Il, III, IV: Kalidasa. DUGAN, EDNA, Dixie Special Chorus Ill, IV: Law Club Ill: Spanish Club. DUNBAR, ELLEN, Dunny Tower Y Il, Ill, IV: Lafin Club Il: Special Chorus III, IV: Kalidasa: GAA.: Riding Club: Baskel Ball ll, Ill, IV: Baseball Ill, IV: Hockey ll, III, IV: Ouling Club IV: Hiking II, Ill: Tennis Ii, Ill: Archery IV. DUSCHINSKI, JUNE R. Kalidasa. EM ERSON, ARTHUR, Ari Swimming. ELLIS, ROMILDA, Ro Law Club III: Kalidasa, EASTER, CHARLES EVANS, JOE Wifhrow Club Il, Ill, IV: Thalian IV: Special Chorus: Tarlaglian. FAINE, JEANE E., BraI Asironomy Club: Currenf Hisiory Club. FAXON, SPENCE, Fax Hi Y Ill, IV: Pyfhagorean: Progressive Americans: Foofball IV. FANTINI, MARIE, Fan I-I. R. President I, Il: G-lee Club I, ll: Special Chorus Ill, IV: Tower Y IV: Tl-lalian IV: Kalidasa: Hislory Club: Volley Ball: Baseball IV: G.A.A. FERGER, CARL S. Orcheslra Ill: Twenlielh Ceniury: Track IV: Cross Couniry IV. FERN, BEN R., Benny Special Chorus Ill, IV: Tower News: Art Eclilor of Annual: Thalian IV: C-lee Club Ill. FINCH, BETTY RUTH Aslronorny Club: Kalidasa. FISHER, ROBERT, Bob Hi Y Ill, IV: N.R,A. History CIub: Foolball I, ll, lll. l FRANKEN, Run-I ' Law Club Ill: Camera Club Ill: Kalidasa: Twen+ie+h Century I-lislory I Club. SUBDUED, ENTERED Tl-IIE GPEN DOOR OF 26 FLICK, BENTON, Ben FORD, HAROLD Annual Slaff, Track Ill, Hislory Club III, Gens Toqala III, IV. FOLEY, ALBERT P. Pylhagorean, Special Chorus I, II, III, Horne Room President I, Foolball I, II, III, IV, Baskel Ball III, IV, Baseball II, III, Track I. W FOWLER, FRANK Wilhrow Club III, IV, Spanish Club III, Astronomy IV, Gym Team IV, Ralsfonian, Gym Club IV, Philalellc IV. FRANCIS, LAURA MAE, l.arrie Kalidasa, Law Club III, Nafhan Hale. FRIEDRICK, ARTHUR F., Butch Boys' Glee Club I, II, Progressive Americans. FRY, CAROLYN S. French Club IV, History Club, Glee Club I, II, Ill, IV, Special Chorus II, III, IV. FUHS, RUTH C. Law Club Ill, 2Olh Cenlury. FUNCK, ROSALIND VIRGINIA, Ros Special Chorus Il, III, IV, Old '76 Hislory Club, Asfronomy Club IV, Los Amigos, Kalidasa, GAA. III, IV. FUNK, EVELYN M., Eve Tower Y III, IV, Kalidasa, Ralslonian IV, Camera Club IV, Gems Toqala Il, III, IV, Aeneadae, G.A,A. I, II, III, IV, GAENGE, WILLIAM Gym Club Ill, IV, Tarlaglian, Glee Club IV, Special Chorus, Track II, Foofball III, Gym Team IV. GALE, YVONNE Alphian I, II, Tower Y IV, French Club IV, Kalidasa, GAA., Baslwel Ball I, IV. GAISSERT, MARY ALICE Kalidasa, Nathan Hale, Law Club Ill, Carncra Club Ill, Baseball IV. GALLAGHER, JOHN GARDNER, JOHN g -, Ifgij Lf- -, ?5ff:z'i 1 ' : GASTON, RAYMOND Ray A ' , Tarlaglian, Aeneadae. A' rj ' - ' ..,, 'zgs ' H ' GEHRINGER, ARTHUR, Ari 'Q - J. Gems Togafa III, IV, Aeneadae, Old '76, Alphian I, Il, Wifhrow Club I Mt ' II, III, Philologia lil, lv. 1 GERDES, DORTHEA, Dol C . Kalidasag Ralslonian, Law Club III, Spanish IV, Basket Ball IV, G-.A A, V T' ' I, Il, IV. -I 27 YT GIESEN, VIRGINIA M., Jinnie Law Club III, Kalidasa, Tower Y IV. GIVENS, RUTH A., Babe New Deal. GLASER, VIRGINIA If., Ginney Progressive Americans. GLOSS, WILLA M., BiIIy Eulerpean. GOLDBERG, LOUIS MAX, Goldy Band III, IV, Orchestra IV, Schiller Verein Ill, IV, Pythagorean, Volley Ball IV. GOODE, BETTY, Snooks Law Club III, Kalidasa, Annual Sralf. ',GRANGER, WILLIAM, Grange, BiIl Alphian I, Astronomy Club, Minslrel Show, Home Room Presidenr I. - GRAVER, HELEN, Bobbie GREEN, MARY ANNE Girls' Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Law Club Ill, Special Chorus IV, Alpha Y, Kaliclasa, Annual Slafl. ' GROSSMAN, RUTH Thalian IV, French Club'lV, Gens Togala IV, Alphian I, Il, Tower Y Il, Ill, IV, Kalidasa, G.A.A. I, II, Ill, IV. GU NDERSON, RALPH Pylhagorean, Nafhan Hale. . . HORNE, WINIFRED E., Winnie Kalidasa, Lunch Room Ill, IV, Tower News Il, III, Co-Edilor IV, Alpha Y Ill, IV, Pylhagorean, Progressive American, Minsirel Show IV. HAMMA, MARK Boys' Glee Club I, III, Progressive American, Alphian I, ll. HAMILTON, LOIS MARJORIE, Lo Progressive American IV, French Club III, IV, Alpha Y IV, Tower Y II, Ill, Girls' Glee Club II, III, IV, Special Chorus III, IV, Kalidasa IV, Lunch Room ll, III, IV, G.A.A., Dance Club III, IV, Riding Club IV, Baseball IV, Hockey III, IV, Hiking III, Ouling Club IV, Swimming Caplain IV, Baskel Ball Ill, IV, Junior Life Saving III, Senior Life Saving. HANOVER, BETTY JANE, Betsy Girls' Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Special Chorus III, IV, French Club lll, IV, Dance Club ll, III, Alphian Il, Tower Y ll, Kaliclasa IV, Annual Slaff G.A.A. I, Progressive American. HARRINGTON, GLEN E., WhiIey Spanish Club Ill, IV, Progressive American, Home Room Baseball III, Home Room Baslcef Ball IV. HARRIS, ELEANOR Peanuts Ralsioniang Kaliclasag Girls' Glee Club IV. HAUCK, CARL WILLIAM Law Club ll, Special Chorus II, Ill, IV, Minsirel Show IV, Philologia III, IV, Slamp Club IV, Tower News Ill, Lunch Room Ill, IV, Tennis Club IV, Spanish Club Ill. DOOR WE HAVE SPENT FOUR EVENTEUL YEARS. 28 HEINSS, LUCILLE, Ducey Girls' Glee Club I, ll, Ill, IV. HENSGEN, MILDRED LOUISE Girls' Glee Club I, Il, lll, IV, Tower Y Ill, IV, Special Chorus IV, Chorean lll, IV, Gens Togala II, Ill, Aeneadae, Kalidasa, Lunch Room Il, III, IV. HERBSTRIET, JACK, Herbie Philologia, Gym Club III, Ralslonian, Annual S?af'l, Gens Toqala, Tar' laglian, Wilhrow Club. s HICKS, BOBBIE I.. Alpha Y IV, Kalidasa, G.A.A. HILL, ANNA KATHERINE, Kale Alpha Y, Kaliclasa, G,A.A. HIMES, MARJORIE, Margie Girls' Glee Club II, III, IV, Special Chorus IV. HIRST, MARJORIE, Hirslie Scribblers Ill, IV, Pres. Kalidasa IV, Associate Editor Tower News, ' Tower Y III, IV, Alphian II, Lunch Room Ill, IV, French Club. ' HISER, HELEN M. ' Nalhan Hale. W f' HOFFMAN, BURTON, Burl Philologia III, IV, Annual Slafl, Sigma Gamma, Aeneadae, Cheer Leader, Track ll, Ill, IV, HOWES, CYRIL, C Philologia lll, IV, New Deal, Pylhagorean HUGHES, JAMES R., Jim Hi Y Ill, IV, Glee Club ll, Special Chorus ll, III, Pylhagorean, New Deal, Minslrel Il, III, IV. HUMMEL, BETTY R., Belly Special Chorus II, III, IV, Alpha Y lll, Kalidasa, 2Olh Cenlury, Spanish Club I, ll, III, IQ Scribblers, Girls' Glee Club II, Ill, IV, Minstrel Show, Volley Ball IV, Riding Club. HUSSEL, JANET M., Jan Kalidasa, Garden Club II, G.A.A. II, Ill, IV, Hockey Ill, Baskel Ball ll. HUTCHINSON, HUGH, Hulch Philologia IV, Wilhrow Club IV, Chess Club IV, Thalian IV, Special Chorus Il, Ill, IV, Minslrel Orchestra ll, Ill, Pythagorean. INGELS, OTIS, Ole Pres. Camera Club Ill, French Club Il, Ill, Special Chorus Ill, IV, Old '76. JAPP, DOROTHY, DoHie Riding Club Manager I, II, Ill, IV. JAEG ER, MARY JARRETT, WOODROW, Woody Special Chorus Il, III, IV, Hi Y Ill, Eulerpean IV, Minslrel IV. AS FLUSTERED FRESI-IMEN, AS SCDPI-IISTICATED 29 .ieNNiNes, Roseiu E., Bob Boys Glee Club I, III, IV, Special us IV, Minsvrel IV, C en? His- Iory, Draconian, Camera Club IV. JENSEN, PAUL, Slug Aero Club I, Glider Club II, III. JOHANSMANN, ESTHER M., Jo Alpha Y Ill, IV, Tcwer News Ill, IV, Kalidasa, Camera Club IV, Lunch Room Sfah Ill, IV: French Club IV, Gens Togala ll. JOHNSON, CHARLES E., Charlie Thalian Ill, IV, Minstrel Show IV, German Club III, IV, Home Room President I. JONES, LOIS Special Chorus II, Ill, Treasurer Law Club Ill, Tower News Ill, Home Room President I, ll, Ill. JONES, PAUL Foolball IV, Baseball IV. JOSEPH, RAYMOND J., Ray, Joe Glee Club III, IV, Home Room Presidenl II, Currenl Hisrory Club, Basket Ball Reserves II, Home Room Baseball Ill, Home Room Basket Ball IV. JUVENILE, RUTH, Juvie Alphian I, ll, Germs Toqala II, Ill, Tower News Il, Ill, IV, Special Chorus III, IV, Lunch Room Slaff, Tower Y, Kaliclasa. KASSNER, ELEANOR HENRIETTA KAYSER, ROSALYN ELIZABETH, Bells Glee Club, Special Chorus, Kalidasa. KEMP, JANE lnlernafional Relalior-is IV, Kalidasa IV, Old '76, Alpha Y IV. KERCHER, OOROTHY JANE Home Room Presidenl I, Glee Club II, III IV, Special Chorus IV, Camera Club Ill, Eulerpean Ill, Alpha Y, Gens Toqafa Ill. KING, GORDON H., King Wilhrow Club IV, Tarlaglian, Track III, IV, Cross Counlry III, IV. KINNEY, JEANNETTE, J. K. Tower Y II, Ill, IV, French Club III, Kalidasa, Ralslonian IV, Camera Club IV, G.A.A. KIRBY, BETTY Special Chorus III, IV, Camera Club III, IV, Kalidasa, G-.A.A,, Hockey I, Il. KIRKPATRICK, JANE Nalhan Hale, Kalidasa, German Club II, III. KIZNER, MARY, Kizle Special Chorus III, IV, Kalidasag Curreril Hislory Club, Baseball I, ll, III, IV, Baskelball I, II, IV, G.A.A. I, II, III, IV. KLEINE, MARION Progressive American, French Club, G.A.A., Thalian IV, Minslrel Show, Baskelball I, III, IV, Hockey I, IV, Baseball III, IV, Tower Y, Alphian, Kaliclasa. SOPI-IOIVICDRES, AS JUBILAIXIT JUNIORS, AND 30 KLINE, DEXTER M., Dex I 20th Cenlury, Home Room Presidenl I. KLINE, EDWARD, Ed Progressive American, Tarlagliang Glee Club, Baseball, Home Room Baskefball. KLINE, JANET, Jan Kalidasa, Special Chorus Ill, GAA. I, ll, Ill, IV, Baseball I, II, Hockey l, II, Ill. x KNOERZER, LILLIAN, Lill Law Club lll, Kalidasa, German Club III, IV, Home Room Treasurer I, II. KOESTER, SYLVIA Sliver 20lh Cenfury, Kalidasa. KONDA, LOUISE Kalidasa, French Club III, IV, Annual Sfaff, Latin Club ll, III, Baskelball I, ll, Ill, IV. KRALL, ETHEL Aeneadae, Kalidasa, Alphian I, ll, Thalian III, IV, Lalin Club ll, III, IV, French Club II, Ill, Special Chorus II, III, IV, Old '76, Aslronomy Club IV, Hockey I, ll, Baskef Ball Il, III, Baseball I, II, Archery IV. KRAUSE, ELINOR French Club IV, Tower Y IV, Kaliclasa, New Deal, Tennis Club III, IV, Tennis Team IV, Volley Ball IV, Swimming I, ll, LARLSIN, RUTH Glee Club Il, III, Special Chorus IV, G-.A.A., Currenl Hisfory Club. LEDBETTER, LILLIAN, Lil Old 76. LEET, HARRY MONTGOMERY I-li-Y, Philoloqia, Tower News IV, Asrronomy Club IV, Minstrel Show IV, Philalelic Sociely, Presidenl, Swimming II, IV. LIND, RUTH P., Ruthie Germs Togala III, IV, Aeneadae, Camera Club, Kalidasa, Nalhan I-lale, 6.A.A. LINZ, ROBERT PAUL, Bob Camera Club I, Wilhrow Club IV, Radio Club I, Special Chorus I, ll, Ralslonian. Loux, GLADYS LOWRY, RUTH Tower Y III, French Club ll, Kalidasa, G-ens Togafa lll. LUTZ, TOM Band I, Foolball Il, III, IV, Hislory Club, Swimming I. MACK, ROBERT, Bob New Deal, Book Room. MALOTT, JEAN, Jeanie Law Club III, Tower News, Kalidasa. AS SOBERED SENIGRS. WE I-IAVE WORKED AND 31 , . v U 'fs .. W. fi A 1, T:- fi s.f,, ,w V 2. 35.3 aa-I 5 1 Fi.- U iz, 5- .B 0.1 5-s, gm. I ..- 5, in W! W. ,. Ei. Ly ,VM Ml ,,-, fs f . K.. , , s i I w N 1 ' x - 1 L .4 0-4- N-A 7 R . . Q I 1.x. . W, -SJW' . .f lx ,. 1 Q LM. .-f' QQ xv '...,.- -. . Hs, f fy - x 1.. .'4.A' .YT '. , on X . JN -. . lg .. I ,H if? mf :Lv , x x r N -3 W I X 4 U ' 'Q L .. , ff. ,., , , v Q ,,. L ,WH 9 MANN, VIRGINIA, .Iifmy Tarfalagian, Kalidasa, Lunch Room ll, III, IV. MARSHALL, EDWIN L. . MARTENS, MELVIN FREDERICK, Mads rean IV. MAYER, GEORGE E., Bud gian, Aero Club, Track Manager. MCCLURE, HAROLD, Mac Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Special Chorus III, IV. McDOWELL, BETTY Scribblers III, IV, Tower Y IV, French Club IV, Annual Sfaff, Riding Club IV, Kalidasa, Old '76, Gens Togafa ll, Basket Ball I, Il, Ill, IV, Baseball Ill, IV, Volley Ball IV. McGOWAN, WALTER, Mac Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Minstrel Show IV, Aeneadae, Philoloqia, Chess Club, New Deal, Sigma Gamma IV, Gens Togala III, IV, Band III, IV, Special Chorus Il, Ill, IV, Track Il, Ill, IV. MCKEOWN, KATHRYN, Kelly Kalidasa, Law Club III, G.A.A., Minstrel Crew. MCLEAN, IRIS E. Pylhaqorean. MCLEAN, WILLIAM, Mac MCMICHAEL, WALTER F. MacPHERSON, MALCOLM DOUGLAS, Mac Thalian IV, Tarfalagian, Tennis Club IV. MEIER, JEANETTE, Jeans Kalidasa, Law Club, GAA., Camera Club, Swimming I, Il. MEIER, VIRGINIA, Jinny Annual Slaff, Law Club, Kalidasa, G.A.A. M EI ER, WEBSTER, Legs Ralsfonian, Home Room Presidenl' IV, Foolball Il, Ill, IV, Reserve Coach III, IV. MEGUIRE, DOROTHY, Doi Tower News, Thalian, Kalidasa, Progressive American, French Club. MEGUIRE, GRACE Euferpean, Special Chorus III, IV, Kalidasa, Current Hisfory Club. METZGER, MARIAN HMETIEII W., G.A.A., Kalidasa, Old '76, Bofany Club, Jr. Life Saving. PLAYED, AND LAUGI-IED AND WEPT, WE I-IAVE 32 Astronomy Club III, Orchesfra I, II, III, IV, Gens Togafa II, Pyfhago- Wilhrow Club I, Il, III, IV, Wifhrow Presenlalion Orchesfra IV, Tarlala- MILEY, JOHN F. Pythagorean IV, Chess Club IV, MILLER, MARY LOUISE, Mary Special Chorus Il, Ill, IV, Girls' Glee Club IV, Draconian, Gens Toqala, Aeneadae, Currenf Hislory Club, Kalidasa. MILLER, WILLIAM, Bill Philologia III, IV, Wilhrow Club I, II, Ill, IV Vice-Presiclenl, Tennis Team III, IV, Thalian IV, Camera Club IV, German Club III, IV, Boys' Glee Club I, II, Ill, Special Chorus I, ll, III, IV, Minslrel Show IV, Tennis Club III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, French Club IV, Progressive American Presidenf, Garden Club Il, Co-Edifor of Annual. MIRE, WILLIAM N., Bill Baskel Ball IV, Old '76, MITCHELL, ROSA MAE, Rosie Kalidasa. MOELLER, EDITH, Edie Kalidasa, Camera Club, G.A.A. MOORE, MILLICENT Gens Togala II, French Club III, Lunchroom III, IV, Tower News Ill, IV, Alpha Y, Kalidasa, Tarlaglian. MORAN, JOHN, Jack Hi Y Ill, IV, Wifhrow Club Ill, IV, Eulerpean IV, Progressive American, Minslrel Show IV. MORGAN, KATHERINE ELLIOT, Kale MOSIER, WARREN Tennis Club III, IV, Currenl I-lislory Club. MULVANEY, BOB, lrish Boys' Glee Club II, Ill, IV, Special Chorus Ill, IV, Minslrel Manager IV, Hislory Club IV, Band Manager IV. MURPHY, JANET, Murf Kalidasa IV, Tower Y ll, III, Alphian I, Il, Tennis Club III, IV, Thalian Ill, IV, Gens Togala ll, Ill, IV, Aeneadae, Tarfaqlian IV, Baseball I, ll, IV, Baskel Ball I, ll, III, IV, Hockey I, Il, Ill, IV, G.A,A. NEH ER, HARRY J. Hi Y, Inlernafional Relafions, Gens Togala. NICOLAUS, CARLTON, Nick Law Club Ill. NOEL, VIRGINIA, Jinny Law Club Ill, Kalidasag Progressive American. OBERIQLEIN, DELIA, Dee Glee Club, Special Chorus, Kalidasa, Euferpean, G.A,A. OLIVER, DOROTHY, Dol Camera Club III, G,A.A. OSTERFELD, MARY French Club, Kalidasa. LIVED ON SIIXIAI AND IIXI TI-IE DEPTI-IS 33 OSTERFELD, RUTH, Oslie Riding Club, Kalidasa, G.A,A. OTTERMAN, HENRY W., Hank, OH , r Hi Y, Philologia, Tower News, Minslrel Crew, Special Chorus ll, Ill, Tarfaglian. PACHOUD, HELEN RUTH Special Chorus Ill, IV, Gens Togala IV, History Club, French Club, G,A.A., Baskelball I, Il, III, IV, Hockey I, ll, Dance Club. PAGE, BEATRICE, Bee Currenl Hislory Club. PAPE, LAURENCE, Jiggs Baseball ll, Ill, IV, PATHE, NANCY Annual Slaff, G.A.A., Tower Y Ill, Kalidasa, French Club IV, Gens Togala Ill, Progressive American. PAUL, DANIEL J., Dan Special Chorus, Minslrel Ill, IV, H. R. Presiclenl I, Baseball Ill, Volley Ball IV, New Deal, PENMAN, ROSE MARIE, Penny Alpha Y, Chorean Dance Club Ill, IV, Aslronomy Club IV, Special Chorus Ill, IV, Sens Togala I, ll, Kalidasa, Hockey I, ll, Baskel Ball I, ll, Ill, IV, G.A.A. PETERS, IRENE, Renee Camera Club Ill, Home Room Secrelary I, Baskelball, Hockey. PETTIT, BILL, Pet Pres. Wilhrow Club, lnlernalional Relalions IV, Philologia Ill, IV, Thalian Ill, IV, Chess Club IV, Junior Class Presidenr, Hi Y Ill, Sporls Edilor Tower News IV, Lunch Room, Minslrel Show IV, New Deal, Senior Guides, Camera Club Ill, IV, Track I, ll, IV. ' PHILLIPS, CLARABELLE, Phil Law Club ll, Ill, Progressive Americans. PHILLIPS, GUS, Gun Minslrel Crew Ill, 7V, lnfernalional Relalions IV. PIAST, GEORGE, Jack Senior Orcheslra I, Il, Ill, Volley Ball IV, Tennis Club Ill, IV. PISTER, RUTH, RulhIe Old '76, Alpha Y, Kalidasa. POTTER, DONALD POWELL, DICK New Deal, French Club IV. PRATHER, MYRL, Bobbie Kalidasa, I-Iislory Club Ill, IV. PRITCHARD, NORMA GENEVIEVE, Jill Tower News ll, Ill, IV, Law Club Ill, Chorean Dance Club Ill, Nalhan Hale, Special Chorus IV, Kalidasa, G.A.A., Hockey Ill. PELESSNESS: WE HAVE BEEN THE 34 RADABAUGH, NELL L. French Club, Tower Y , Nalhan Hale, Kalidasa. RAUCH, HELEN. Alpha Y, Lunch Room Slaff Il, Ill, Kalidasa, Ralsloniang German II, Ill. RAUCH, WILLAM, Whilie Boys' Glee Club, Tarfaglian, Foolball III, IV, Track ll, IV. s REMKE, MARGARET, Marge New Deal, Kalidasag Law Club III, Baseball IV, Annual Slaff. REUTER, OSCAR, Ossie Aeneaclae. RICHARDS, MARION Gens Togala ll, Ill, IV, Kalidasa, French Club IV, Alphian ll, Aeneadae, Annual Staff, Progressive American, Tower Y Ill. RICHARDS, MARGARET, Marg Tower Y , Alphian II, Gens Togala II, Ill, IV, French Club IV, Aeneadae, Scribblers IV, Kalidasa, Progressive American. RICHARDSON, ROBERT, Rich Home Room Presidenf I, Hi Y, Twenfielh Cenlury, Foolball I, Il, III, IV, Track ll. ROBERTS, MILDRED BERNICE, Millie ROESSLER, KATHRYN, Kale Presidenl G.A.A,, Scribblers III, IV, Vice4PresidenI Senior Class, Tower News IV, Tarlaqlian IV, Home Room Presidenl IV, Kalidasa, Special Chorus Ill, IV, Tower Y ll, Ill IV, Lunch Room Slaff IV, Treasurer Ral- sfonian, Annual Slaff, French Club Ill, Gens Togala ll, Ill, Baskelball I, ll, III, IV, Baseball I, ll, III, IV, Hockey I, ll, Volley Ball Manager, Ouling Club, Track III, IV, I-liking II, Ill. RODGERS, MARY MARGARET, Mollie Treasurer Tower Y, French Club III, IV, Gens Togala II, Kalidasa, Lunch Room Staff Il, III, IV, Towers News IV, Home Room Presidenl II, G.A.A. I, II, III, IV, Oullng Club IV, Baslcelloall I, ll, Ill, Baslcelball Manager IV, Hockey I. ROSE, ALMA Scribblers Ill, IV, Pylhagorean IV, Lunch Room Sfaff, Tower News III, IV, Kalidasa, Latin Club Il, ROTH, JOHN E., Johnny Tarlaqlian RUBIN, IRWIN, Izzy Tower News IV, Current Hislory Club, Golf Il, Ill, IV, Baseball III, IV, Foolball Manager IV, Baskel Ball Manager IV. RUOFF, HELEN D. Thalian IV, Kalidasa, French Club III, IV. RussEL, GRACE SOHNER, serrv , SALT, DWIGHT W., Si Special Chorus Ill, IV, Boys' Glee Club Ill, IV, Thalian IV, Minslrel Show Ill, Currenl Hisfory Club. DESPAIR OF OUR TEACI-IERS, AND WE 35 SANDUSKY, KATHRYN PENTZ, KiHy Law Club Ill, IV, Alpha Y IV. SCHILLING, ED., SchilI SCHILLING, ROBERT J., Bob Spanish Club IV, Asfronomy IV. SCHMIT, RICHARD Home Room Presidenl I, Foolball I, Baskef Ball IV, French Club, Tennis Club. SCHWARBURG, BETTY JEAN, BeIs ZOII1 Cenlury, G.A.A., Thalian IV, Gens Togafa II, Kalidasa, Baskef Ball I, II, Ill, IV, Baseball I, IV, Tennis Il, Ill, IV, Hockey I, li. SCHWENKER, HAROLD O., Harry Pythagorean, New Deal. SCOTT, BETTY LOU Kalidasa, G.A.A., Tower Y III, IV, Camera Club IV, French Club lll, IV, Old '76, Basket Ball lll, IV, SCOTT, LaVERN French Club III, IV, Camera Club IV, Tower Y Ill, IV, Old '76, Kali- dasa, G.A.A., Baskef Ball Ill, IV. SCOTT, MARY HARRIET, ScoHy Home Room Afhlefic Represenlalive IV. SCROGGINS, LEOTI, Scraps Minslrel Presenlafion Orchesfra III, IV, Kalidasa, Currenf Hisfory Club, Special Chorus I, II, III, IV, Glee Club I, Orchesfra I, ll, Ill, IV, G.A.A. SEALE, JANE L., AI. Capone Girl Reserves IV, Kaliclasag New Deal. SEARS, GEORGE, Joe Glee Club I, ll, German Club III, IV, Alphian I, ll. SHARTLE, RALPH W. Chess Club IV, Wilhrow Club IV, Sigma Gamma IV, New Deal, Tartaqlian. SHAW, JULIA, Judy Kalidasag Minstrel Casl III, G.A.A., Tower Y Il, III, IV, Lunch Room II, Ill, IV, Hockey ll, Ill, IV, Baskef Ball II, III, Baseball ll, III. SHIRRA, FANNY Tennis Club, G.A.A., Secrelary Junior and Senior Classes, Scribblers III, IV, Annual Slaff, Secretary New Deal, President Eulerpean III, IV, Tower News III, IV, Special Chorus Il, III, IV, Orcheslra I, II, III, Presenrafion Orchesfra ll, III, IV, Kalidasa. SHIVELY, JOHN BURRIS, Johnny Progressive American, Law Club, Inlernalional Relalions. SHOBER, WILLIAM, Bill I I-Ii-Y, Lunchroom Il, III, IV, Pylhagorean, Foorball Il, Ill, IV, Track Il, IV. SHORE, MILDRED, Sis Kalidasa, Currenl' I-IisIory Club, G.A,A., Baseball ll, IV. I-IAVE MADE Tl-IEIVI GLAD AND PROUD. 36 4 . SHREVE, RICHARD S., Dick I Tartaglian: Twentieth Century: Track Ill, IV. SILLIMAN, RUTH , I French Club: Chorean Dance Club: Tower Y: Camera Club: Kalidasa. ' SIMMONDS, EARL STANLEY, Jr., June Special Chorus: History Club: French Club. Y SMITH, GARLAND, Smittie Spanish Club III, IV. SMITH, RAYMOND J., l'Smitty SOMES, SARA, Sally Gens Togata: Twentieth Century: Aeneadae: Kalidasa: G.A.A. SORENSON, BERNICE, Bernie G.A.A.: Minstrel Crew III, IV: New Deal: Tower Y: Thalian III, IV: Kalidasa: Outing Club: Basket Ball I, Il, Ill, IV: Baseball I, II, III, IV: Hockey I, II, nl, iv. SPEARING, CHESTER, Ches Aero Club I, Ill: President Radio Club Ill, IV. SPICER, ETHEL, Joan Tower News: Alpha Y I, II, III, IV: Camera Club III, IV: Spanish Club IV: International Relations IV: Kalidasa: G.A.A.: Hockey I, II, Ill: Base- ball IV: Volley Ball IV: Track IV: Basket Ball I, II, IV: Riding Club. STARKEY, ESTHER, Es Girls' Glee Club I, II: Alphian I, ll: Thalian Ill, IV: Special Chorus Ill, IV: Minstrel Show III, IV: Kalidasa: French Club III, IV. STEIGERWALD, JOSEPH W., Joe STERRETT, HELEN Gens Togata II: Tower Y ll, III, IV: Kalidasa: Scribblers IV: Spanish Club IV: Volley Ball IV: Basket Ball ll. STEVENS, JACK, Steve Orchestra I, ll, III, IV: Band Ill, IV: Presentation Orchestra III, IV: Annual Statt: Philologia: Pythagorean: Sigma Gamma: Nathan Hale: Gens Togata Ill: Euterpean. STEVINS, LILLIAN, LiIl Chorean Dance Club I: Kalidasa: New Deal: Basket Ball I: Hockey I. STOCKER, MARVIN, Mary Gens Togata ll: Baseball. STOFFREGEN, DAVID M., Stoopnagle Current History Club: Chess Club III, IV: Boys' Glee Club I, II, Ill: Sigma Gamma: Withrow Club III, IV: Philologia IV. STUMPE, ARDATH, Ardie Gems Togata III, IV: Special Chorus III, IV: Aeneadae: Girls' Glee Club II, Ill, IV: Camera Club I: Kalidasa: Tower Y IV: Riding Club IV: Old '76, SWAIM, EDWIN H., Eddie Old '76: Minstrel IV: Special Chorus Ill, IV: Football I, IV. ON CCDIVIMENCEIVIENT DAY TI-IE DGOR 37 SYKES, HAGAN French Club IV, Philatelic Society IV. TATE, HENPY French Club III, New Deal, Lunch Room IV. TAURMAN, JACK Pres. Hi Y, International Relations, Withrow Club, Philologia, Thalian IV, Pythagorean, Basket Ball I, II, III, IV ICapt. IVI, Football lll, Tennis Team Il. TAYLOR, MARY LOU, Louie Tartaglian IV, Current History, Latin Club IV. TENNISON, PAULINE, Pat Glee Club I, ll, lll, IV, Law Club III. TEN NYSON, LILLIAN Astronomy Club IV, Kalidasa, Tower Y, G.A.A., Camera Club IV. THOMAS, LLOYD, Babe Home Room Pres., Swimming ll, III, IV, Football Ill, IV, Track III. TIMME, RUTH, Timmy Alpha Y Il, III, IV, Kaliclasa, French Club lll, IV, Hockey lll, IV, Basket Ball lll, IV, Baseball lll, IV, Outing Club, Track III. TRIMPE, CHARLES, Trimp Progressive American, Withrow Club, Football I, Il, IV. TRINKS, FRIEDA Chorean III, Alpha Y IV, Kalidasa, wer News IV, German Club lll, IV, Twentieth C ry, Basket II, G. , I, Il. TUCKER, TOM Pres. ot Senior Class, H. R. Pres. I, Co-Editor ot Tower News IV, I-Ii Y IV, Withrow Club IV, Chess Club, Philologia IPres.l, Lunch Room, Track I, Il, Ill, IV. TUTTLE, FRANCES, Frankie French Club IV, Sens Togata IV, Aeneadae, Tower Y IV, Kalidasa, Hockey I, IV, Basket Ball I, IV, G.A.A. I, IV. TYLER, JACK, Red Current History Club, Track III, IV. jLl-MER, ELEAN G7 Lunc T ews Ill, IV, Scribblers III, IV, New Deal' ..I,lI,l . I I VANDERBOSCH, RICHARD, Dick Minstrel ll, Ill, IV, Band I, II, III, IV, Orchestra Il, lll, IV, Euterpean II, III, IV, Glee Club I. VAN MAITRE, VIRGINIA, Jinny French Club, Gens Toqata, Aeneadae, Old '76, VAUGHAN, MARY ELEANOR French Club, Nathan Hale, Kalidasa. VIGORITH, THERESA, Tess Law Club III, Kalidasa, G,A.A. I, ll, III, IV, Current History Club, Hockey I, II, IV, Basket Ball I, II, IV, Baseball I, ll, IV, Minstrel Show II. WILL CLOSE BEHIND US, LEAVING ONE ' 38 --Av --V V ,YYY -4 I VORDENFELDE, RUTH, Vcrdy Kalidasa: Minslrel Show: French Club Il, IV: Camera Club IV: Euferpean Ill: G.A.A. I, Il, III, IV. WAITS, DAN Philologia III, IV: Eulerpean I, Il, III, IV: Orcheslra I, Il, Ill, IV: Band I, Il III, IV Minslrel Il III IV Ge : ' , , : ns Togala II, III: French Club Ill, IV: Shah Mal Ill, IV: Sigma Gamma IV: Nathan Hale: Tarfaglian: Annual SIaI'f. WALKER, CORDELLA MARIE, Marie Kalidasa: French Club IV: Baskel Ball III, IV: Baseball I, ll, IV. N WALKER, DOROTHY MAY, Dol Thalian IV: Minslrel Show II, III,. IV: Camera Club II, IV: Tower Y IV: Home Room Pres. ll: Girls' Glee Club I: Special Chorus II, IV: Bank IV: Kalidasa: Swimming Team I, II, Ill, IV: Life Saving II, Ill: Hockey I, II, Ill, III, iv Ouling WALLACE Thalian IV: Baskef Ball I, II, III: Baseball I, II, III, IV: Tennis Club I, II, Tennis Team III, IV: G.A.A.: Track I, II, III: Riding Club IV: Club IV: Hiking I. CUTLER, Ki IV: Chess Club IV: Philologia Show IV: Senior Life Saving. WARD, JANE, Midge Euferpean IV: Alpha Y IV. WARN, MARGARET, Pegqie Nalhan Hale: French Club: Kaliclasa: IV: Currenl' Hislory Club: Minstrel Swimming III, IV. WARNEKE, WILLIAM WARREN, Lou Orchesfra I, II, III: Jacksonian III: Old '76 IV: Baseball Ill. WEHRLE, MARJORIE, Marge French Club IV: Chorean IV: Kalidasa, IV. WEISS, ROBERT Philologia Ill, IV: Chess Club III, IV: Pylhagorean IV: New Deal: Wifi-:row Club III WEISS, RUTH Tower News III, IV: Scribblers IV: Special Chorus IV: Orcheslra III: Eulerpean IV: Kalidasa: Minslrel Show: German Club Pres.: New Deal Pres.: Tarlaglian: Annual Slaff: Volley Ball IV: Baskel Ball Ill: Tennis Club II I, IV. WHARTON, JESSIE, Jay Law Club III: French Club III, IV: Special Chorus Ill: Progressive Ameri- can: G.A.A.: Baskel Ball ll,'llI, IV: Hockey I, Il, IV: Baseball IV. WIPPER, ADELAIDE Spanish Club III, IV: Eulerpean IV: Annual Staff: Currenl' History Club: Kalidasa WHITE, EILEEN M., EiIie Kalidasa: Progressive American: French Club IV: Alpha Y I, III: Chorean III, IV: Home Room Treasurer Il: G.A.A. WHITEHEAD, DONALD, Skipper Home Room Pres. I, Il: Thalian III, IV: Hi Y Ill, IV: Inlernalional Re- lafions: Golf IV: Swimming IV. WICHERT, ALICE, Wich French Club: Alpha Y: Kalidasa: Old '76. WICKE, DON Glee Club: Special Chorus Il, IV: Band I, II, III: Orchestra II, III, IV: German Club Ill: Sigma Gamma IV: Pyfhagorean IV: Ralsfonian. WIDMER, EDNA Thalian IV: New Deal: Chorean Il, III: Minstrel Show II: Kalidasa: I, Il, Ill, IV: Basket Ball I, Il Ill IV' Baseball I ll Ill IV- Hockey Swimming I, II, III, IV: G.A.A. MORE GRADUATING CLASS PUZZLED AS 39 WIEDEMER, JACK EARL, Duke 2O'rh Century, Minstrel Ill, Special Chorus Ill, Tarfaglian IV, Gens Toga+a Ill. WILLIAMS, BERNICE, Bernie Girls' Glee Club ll, Ill, IV, Special Chorus IV, Lunch Room Sfaff ll, Ill, IV, Tower News IV, Kalidasa, Secrefary of Tower Y III, IV, Home Room Pres. ll, Gens Togafa II, French Club IV, G.A.A. II, Ill, IV. wu.LlAMs, ROBERT Volley Ball lv. WILKERSON, ROBERT, Bob Thalian Drama'Iic Club. WILLSEY, DOROTHY G,, Peanu'I Kalidasa, Special Chorus Ill, IV, Presenfafion Orcheslra IV, Spanish Club III, Minsfrel Show III, Eulerpean Ill, IV, Nafhan I-Iale. WINKLER, ED. Basket Ball III, IV. WITHAM, MARGE G.A.A. I, IV, Special Chorus I, Il, Ill, IV, Girls' Glee Club I, ll, Ill, IV, Law Club, Kalidasa, Office, Hockey, Volley Ball. WOESTE, BONNIE JEAN, Bon Riding Club ll, 20fh Cenfury, Dance Club Il, III, Camera Club IV, f Gens Togala ll, G.A.A. WOLF, ELEANOR Ralsfoniang Alphian I, ll, French Club IV, G.A.A., Hockey I. WOMACK, MARY LOU AsTronomy Club IV, Kalidasa. WOOD, MARIAN Minstrel IV, Kalidasa, Orchesfra Il, Ill, Euferpean IV, Tower News Ill, IV, 2OTh Ceniury. WOOD, WINIFRED, Winnie Law Club Ill, Kalidasa, G,A.A., Office. WODE, AUGUST Law Club Il, ZOTh Cenfuryg Gym Team Il, Ill. WOODS, FLORENCE G.A.A., Alpha Y IV, Gens Togafa l, II, Old '76, Kaliclasa, Riding Club III, IV, Baskef Ball I, ll, Archery IV, Swimming II, Ill. WUERDEMAN, ROBERT S., Bob Pres. Hi-Y, Tennis Il, III, Golf Ill, IV. WURSTER, WARREN, Barney Philologia Ill, IV, Thalian III, IV, Tower News ll, III, IV, Wiihrow Club Il, III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, Spanish Club Ill, IV, Sigma Gamma IV, Tarfaglian IV, Swimming Team Il, III, IV. YARMARK, RUTH Law Club, New Deal, Kaliclasa. YOLTON, JEAN Senior Orcheslra I, II, Ill, IV, Presenlafion Orcheslra IV, Scribblers IV, Aaneadae IV, Tarlaglian IV, Euferpean IV, Nathan Hale, Kalidasa, Gens Team Ill, iv, TO Tl-IE FUTURE, BUT ENCOURAGED BY Tl-IE 40 J - -Y 7 W YY.. 4 1 - :- 5 S YOUNG, CHARLES, Chuck Band ll ZEPH, EVELYN, Evie Glee Club, Law Club, Kalidasa. ZIEGLER, ALMA, Boop German Club, Old '76, Chorean, Kalidasa, s ZULL, VIRGINIA Spanish Club Ill, Tower Y ll, Euierpean, Kalidasa, Swimming I, G.A.A. KREHBIEL, CHARLES W., Chuck Special Chorus II, III, I-Ii Y Ill, IV, Pythagorean, New Deal Minstrel II, III, IV. BALDWIN, ANNE PRICE, Annie Tower News I, Thalian III, TV, Alphian II, Annual Stall, Basketball I, ll, Swimming, G.A.A, GLOVER, WILLIAM E., Bill 20th Cenlury, Cross Country Il. TOON, MILICENT French Club IV, Tower Y IV, Old '76, Kaliclasa, Volley Ball IV, ULMER, LUCY Orchesfra IV, Accompanisl, Boys' Glee Club IV, Tarlagliang 20ih Cenlury, German Club, Tower News IV, Special Chorus III, Accompan- isl, Special Chorus IV, G.A.A. SMITH, HOWARD SmiHy Spanish Club. TRIBBE, MARJORI E Trib ACOMB, GORDON Glee Club, Special Chorus, Current History Club. FLETCHER, DICK Pylhagorean, Pres., Home Room, Pres. I, II, Swimming I, ll, Ill, Captain IV. DOYLE, DONALD Don Philoloqia III, IV, Sigma Gamma IV, Wilhrow Club III, IV, Thalian IV, 20'rh Cenlury Club, Draconian Aslronomy Club IV, Special Chorus Il, III, IV, Swimming Team Mgr. IV. GLOVER, WILLIAM E. BiII 2Olh Cenfury Club, Cross Counlry Il, EICKHOFF,'DENISE Dee Alphian I, II, Thalian IV, Kalidasa IV, Hockey I, IV, Baskelball I, ll, Ill, IV, Baseball I, ll, Ill, IV, Tennis Club II, III. James Ankrum lvlargarel Finneran Alberl Ivloebus Naomi Bauer Grace Garver Selsdon Reed Frank Baxler Marqarel Jenkins Glenn Sloup Richard Brasinglon Jeannelle Jordan I-Iarriel Slump Jim Cassedy Lewis Levinsohn Fred Volkens Bessie Drennan Edward Maschmeyer Ivlarqarel Woodrull IVIEIVIORY OF VALUED YEARS AT WITI-IROW 41 Q,v.,w.4,-L-AJP-xv ff NNUAL FACULTY ADVISCRS Miss Anschutz Miss Bisceglia Miss Feyereisen BUSINESS MANAGERS lack Herbstreit L l T E RAR Y lean Angert Bill Miller l Tom Batsche C Co-editors Kathryn Bauer Robert Buescher Francis Constiner Harold Ford Betty lane Hanover . Burton Hoffman AR T S TAF F Anne Baldwin Z Art Editors Ben Fern l Bob Barry, first term Sargent Marsh, second term Dorothy Boring Bill Campbell Francis Caulfield Terry Cock TYP l S T S . Ava Mae Dilling Betty Goode Mary Ann Green TAFI: Miss Green Miss Walker Virginia Meier Nancy Pathe Marion Richards Kathryn Roessler Fanny Shirra lack Stevens Dan Waits Ruth Weiss 2 Photographic Editors Helen Dahlke Louise Konda Alice Magee Betty McDowell Margaret Remke Adelaide Wipper l OME ROO BARBARA BIECHLER VIRGINIA HORTON JOHN RUPP JED SMALL , . 4 1 Iii' Cx EM:-'.Q I! ' .3 'ggi' . - , , ,,.W. H, , Into our home room We scramble. The bell rings. Laughter and excitement cease. Ruth Monroe . . . absent. Assembly today! We smile. Bits ot home work receive attention. The bell rings. Con- fusion and laughter reign briefly once more. M ROUTINE X i it uf, v W -A-.ff -fkfigf .1 - ri v v ':f' X ll.v : fm., ,S UPPER CLASSMEN AT LAST THESE JUNIORS HAVE A RIGHT TO BE PLEASED WITH THEMSELVES. HOME ROOM 325 FRONT--J. Curd, J. Bader, G Lylle, M. Rule, M. Cole, C Legleifer, S, Marks, K. Harris K. Evans, V. Crumb, B Green, M. Crissey, W. Wil- son, M. Sleyenson, M. Wal' ker, B. Fulkerlh, E. Graham J. Slerk. MIDDLE-A, Disller, E. Kruse M. Calerdine, K. Ackley, H Krumme, C, Mueller, K. Sei- fart, J. Ong, J. May. i STANDING-B. Owen, B Sfrauss, H, Weddle, M Wl-larfon, E. Woodruff, D Schlie, J. Zimmerman, M Hamrick, K. Hunl, G. Gooley M. Williamson, M. Cralfy Miss Baehr. HOME ROOM 325 FRONT - V. Pershing, A. Vilali, B. Sellers, V, Davis, E. Funck, M. Slewarl, J. Lulnen, J. Mer- cer, R. Winkler, R. Grandin, E. Mersfelder, T. Kordis, A. Doench, D. Wessinger, M. Green, A, Magley, D. Bain, D. Newbauer, A. Murphy, E. Hick. MIDDLE-J. Haslie, M. Krue- ger, L. Becker, E. Billman, J. Zull, Audrey Kohler, B. Flugel. STANDING Y D. Ervin, G. Bur- Iew, G. Donaldson, M. Kene nedy, C. Shomee, C. Jones, M, Rernke, V. Theobald, M. Wolf, B. Smith, N, Myers, D. Healley, D. Gabriel, T. Spanier. HOME ROOM 325 FTRST ROW- R. Geary, M. Cobb, B. Hicks, H. Fibbe, B. Weber, P. Asbury. MlDDLE ROW- M. Adams, A, Mullen, M. Berning, R. Har- lenian, M. Wiley, R. Hazle- wood, A. Montgomery, H. Marhis, B. Camnilz, H. Plai- fenrirfer, B. Biechler, H. Wehkinq, B. May, V. Diefz, B. Rolherl, R. Moebus, K. Keidel, N. Earharf, M. Peoples, R. Shannon. STANDING - L. Marhias, J. Myers, M. Kampe, R. Mon- roe, D. Cordcs, J. Johnson, L. Jenkinson, A. Chalker, J. Orfh, D. Patton, T. Boehmler. 44 THEY SHOW, HOWEVER, THAT THEIR MINDS DWELL ON THE SWIETNESS WITH WHICH THESE w HOME ROOM 3Il FRONT K Sfoe eI R Bird - 1 D . - v E. Atkinson, L. Gabriel, R. Brown, V. Sfevins, E. Klus- man, G. Gillespie, J. Back. CENTER-F. Sfeuwer, J. O'Hern, F, Ekermeyer, R. WeIch, J. Seay, L. Webb, G. Meeker, R. Ayer, A. Horsiman, J. Daniei, M. FeIdkarnp, W. Buchanan, F. Broernsen, V. Cook, F. Bea- rner. STANDING - B. Cross, R. Burke harf, R. Greife, E. Rich, R. Appiarius, A. Schaedle, C. Schroeder, C. Evans, R. Geil, C. Coverf, E. Bolender, W. CunnInqharn, J. Fearon, R. Bousrnan, Miss Braunecker. HOME ROOM 324 FIRST ROW--H. Whschger, ' R. Myers, J. RusseII, M. Prues, M. ROII1, P. Whife. I SECOND Row- E. J. Turnan, I M. Oberhelrnan, T. NoeIcI:e, I H. Shawver, E. SIeIzer, C. SiIver, M. SIeiqerwaIcI, T. Wagner, O. M. WeIIs. I THIRD ROW-A. VermIIIion, C. Staton, G. Yeager, M. Shepard, H. Owen, V. Wesche, P. Sreinmefz, E. Schmidt, Miss Cox, I FOURTH ROW4C. Trinks, H. Grossman, V. Ruihen, M. Pfam, R. Ruda, A. Vorden- berg, R. Sfraube, W. SIoI:. HOME ROOM 322 STANDING: FIRST ROW-A. Gazaway, F. Sfansberry, M. McLeod, E. Noelke. G. Ar- chIabIe, M. CarnpbeII, R. Acomb. SECOND ROW- D. Hudson, B. Sharp, M. OIdI1arn. SEATED: FIRST ROW-E, Humphreys, K. Cramond, G. Wagner, A. Magee, F. CauI- fieId, C. Clufes, C. O'NeaI, E. M. Sforch, B, Schafer, Miss James. SECOND ROW-E. Burke, H. Biqgers, M. Roqginger, L. Purdy, W. Le BIond, M. Noble, E. Bremer. 45 HAPPY SHELTERED HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ARE PASSING, RATHER THAN UPON THEIR OWN ACCOMPLISHMENT. HOME ROOM 3 l9A FIRST ROW-D. .IeI'IerieS, G. MoII, B. Kruezrnari, F. Hu?- chiscn, M, McAffry, L. Meyers, C. Harrison. SECOND ROW - M. MoIIoy. E. Jones, P. Maclnfyre, D. Koch, D. Marriort, N. HiI- verf, L. Houcfrnan, E. Kunker, L, HiIsinger. THIRD ROWWL. Jackson, T. T. Luessen, T. Krueger, D. Kuesfer, V. McCIeIIand, P. Meacham, G. Liiz. FOURTH ROW, Isfandingj - F. Hess, E. KneII, L. Kipp, F. Hughes, C. Magofeaua, E. Hopkins, P. Luers, C. Mc- Carrhy, N. Harper. HOME ROOM 309 FIRST ROW-Sfevenson and Sfreicher. SECOND ROW - Waln, Meyer, MunIz, UIrner, KeIIerrnan, Morris, Stafford . THIRD ROW-J. Wehlring, L. Wehking, Kline. FOURTH ROW-Knoechel, Burckhardi, Laughlin, Pepho, KeIIer. FIFTH ROW-Woqensiahl, Lipe, Nloges, Rehn, Dr, SchoenIe, Grove, Zeumer, Hesselbach, NiIes. SIXTH ROW! Riefh, PeasIee, Merzqer, Mugavin, HiII, Cob- be, Scofi, HOME ROOM 3 I9 STANDING- R. Hahn, E. Car- ver, R. Bornhoff, I. GehI, T, Dimerral, E. Blythe, F, DaII- rnan, F. Gilclea, A. Fuersf, M. Dewire. SEATED, FIRST ROW-H, MoIIoy, H. Bauer, D. Bishop, R. Arinsmeier, D, Baefz, D. Friend, H. Baffenhelser, E. FIucIc, R. Bracken. SEATED, SECOND ROW4 R. A. Flinn, M. Fahey, J. ViIIari, B. Bissonerfe, M. Ed- wards, F. Brumaqer, F. Fos- cula, B. WalIin, M. L. Gerard. SEATED, THIRD ROW-M. Eberhard, J. Barffling, A. M. Bacon, H. Downing, M. Fry- rnan, D. GreenwoOd. 6 ONE MORE FOOTBALL SEASON' ONE MORE ,CHRISTMAS PLAY' ONE MORE MINSTREL SHOW' HOME ROOM 3I3 FIRST ROW-H, Rei, D. Kin caid, W. Hogan, G. Garry H. Williams, C. Richards, J Gould, B. Cromer, R. An lhony, J. Highl, F. Morse, R Hurlig, W. Grosse. SECOND ROW-J. D'Andrea R. Pennington, J. Marvin, N Howell, C. Sovell, R. Soge man, W. Hermann, Raisbeck R. Kidwell, H. lnnis, D. Hig- gins, R. Meyer. THIRD ROW- E. Cunningham R. Alsfelder, P, Holland, C Lang, J. Small, S. Mernel, J Rauscher, J. Eccles, R. David- son, C. Dones, A. Burlchardr J. Adams, R. Jones, A. Well- sein, R. Hunter, F. Jones, R Sqhelick. FOURTH ROW-R. While, H Bryanl, C. Rybold, R. Slew arf, T. Holder, R. Campbell G. Bowden, J. Snyder, H Engellm. FIFTH ROW-E. I-leiman, R Sfeinan, R. Winspear, W Olfnil, H. Bohrer, W. Haclf- man, H. Kidd, H. Allen, R Sylle, J, Smith, D. McLean D, senders, J. Rupp, J. smsf wiler, SIXTH ROW-R. Vordenberg P. De Jager, C. Besf, R Marshall, L. Marsh, J. Har- kins, D. Foerlmeyer, E. Ro- W berfs, R. Shoemaker, Brown, G. Williamson. SEVENTH ROW-W. Deer, R Mueller, N. Mahlrnan, C. Parr, G. Marlin, P. McKenzie R. Myers, G. McCord, E Whilacre, l. MacGregor, E Lynch. HOME ROOM 313 FIRST ROW-H, Lana, P. J Hunl, B. Hendrivson, . Gould, P. Leirnberger, W. Holfard . Malfhews, R. , J Harding, , C. Pfirrman R. Hoffman. i SECOND ROW- R. Kuhn, Mr. Hunl, W. Hover, E. Ron' helm W milh H Linnen- s , . S , . berg, R. McLean, El Snider, H. Ingles, Mr. Wirlh. HOME ROOM 3l3 STANDING-J. Elliolf, M. T-Frey, C. Cook, C. Dones, B. Cromer, C. Chanaull, C. Carlson, R. Fabe, J. Adams, H. Bedingfield, P. DeJager, A. Burkhardf, R. Alsfelder E. Fasher, R. Davidson, Ji Ernswller, G. Garry, W. Hackman, W. Grosse. SEATED, FIRST ROW- H, Au- berl, R. Auslin, H. Bohrer, W. Boles, J. Ernslie, H. Allen. SECOND ROW-C, Besl, W. Bisclnovlf, W. Blackburn, H. Bryant, C. Foerlrneyer. THIRD ROW-J. Gould, W, Cordell, E. Cunningham, J. Casler, J. Harlfins. 47 HOME ROOM 207 FIRST-B. Ogle, R. Mclzalridge, E. Rich- ler, C. Owens. SECOND-G. Spicer, J. Rielman, R. Nuke, E. Polh, H. Spanier, N. Morgan. THIRD-R. Slallings, A. Slruble, D. Slar- refl, C. Sfevens, D. Osfrom, V. Sher- wood, V. Sleveris. FOURTH-QM. Slrangman, A, Rickwood, B, Pafhe, D. Scholl, E. Sheap, E. Roop. STANDING-W. Stine, M. Schick, J. Thompson, V. Shinlever, M, Schoepful, l. Moore, R. Sagrneisfer. HOME ROOM 206 FRONTgC. Monce, M. J. Maris, L, Knapp, R. Malparlida. CENTER-C. Kinnard, V. Kalfus, J. Mor- row, M. Kyle, M. Maham, R. Kyle, M. Koppers. BACK-M. Milchell, J. Learnan, B. Jones, J. Learnan, F. Louhier, E. Minges, E. Kolodzik, N, Brewlon, M. Lehr, D, Mar. shall, C. O'Bannion, A. Kemper, G. McClure, La Verne Jackson. HOME ROOM I05 FRONT-P. Iml1ol'f, C. Jackson, H. Lyons, R. Herberr, J. Hershberger, B. Jennings, F. Jacob, E. Lingenfelrer, W. Magee, Miss Conner. CENTER-P. Hough, R. Jones, B. Meeko, M. Mclnlyre, R. McCoy, S. Kaufman, R. Herberl, J. Maycox, N, Horlon, B Kroger, J. Orlner, R. Luiz. BACK-R. Humrnel, G. Heinz, C. John- son, J. Barrie, E. Juler, P. Huichinson E. Krieger J. He-ssel, W. Linsay. HOME ROOM 131 FRONT-S. Ferguson, I. Hageman, S Di Ciero, H. Craft, M. Freers, Faessel E. Gregory. CENTER-R, Evans, A. Eyerrnan, A Garre, M. Guiney, M. Downing, T. Deni son, M. Flick, J. Ehlrnan, R. Glazer, S Gerdes, l. Doeschel, R. Buchholz. STANDING-G. Fry, M. L. Haggerry Miss Corcoran, M. Dugan, D. Edwards B. Gould, M. Firzpafrick, R. Esserf, J Fellers, J. Crornbie, R. Dernaris, G-. Dol lenmayer, F. G-albrealh, R. Gough, E. J Miller., 48 HOME ROOM I32 SEATED, BACK-T. Carley, A. Biechler M. S. Driemeyer, F. Aldinger, A. M Conrads, V. Brooks, B. J, Broerrnan, C Smith, M. Baxter, E. Bates. FOURTH ROW-M. B. Conner, B. Doyle J. Applelon. THIRD ROW-E. Allen, V. Asbury, B Davis, H. Danner, E. Davis, B. Almand SECOND ROW- R. Croclcelf, J. Conway M. Christian, M. Arend, M. J. Alzel. FRONT- D. Barden, M. Worley, A. Dean HOME ROOM l25 LAST ROW, SEATED -.l. Schuelf, C. Deck- arl, G. Fisher. THIRD ROW-T. Scofl, 6. Huebner, J Kuebler, J. Arnel, R. Kipp, A. Alcorn O. Sleioff, W. Kasrnaier. E. Johnson, N Kusel. SECOND ROW-R. Schrimper, P. Daniel D. Morris, R. Mesloh, E. Brooks, C Pelerson, C. Cook, D. Holl. FRONT ROW- R. Fisher, R, Shie, R. Mil- ler, Miss Feyereisen. HOME ROOM l26 STANDING llell lo righll - B. Weber, S Marsh, A. Meier, J. Elliolf, S. Schneider G. Leer, B. Morris, J. Taylor, C. Grove R. Wallace, D. Reed, R. Vogt SEATED CENTER-H. Voigf, B. Trelzger C. Lofz, J. Williams, A. While, J, Wag- goner, B. Crissrnan, C. Wagner, J. Wied- man, S. Burgess. SEATED FRONT- R. Silbernagel, N. Slef- fens, B. Campbell, M. Ferguson, R. Cov- ingion. HOME ROOM 20l FIRST-T. Groves, R. Helzel, W. Griflis SECOND-C. Wirzleben, J. Lehman, L Herrmann, W. Herweh, C. Kuhnell, W Hobbs. THIRD-F. Lobnifz, R. Koehne, C. Krerns- ner, R. Jones, G. l-loobler, G. l-lughey C. Hussel. FOURTH -J. Klein, E. Wieker, N. Hughes T. Kemp, W. Hamilfon, J. Grossnickle. FIFTH - R. Glynn, D. Hagan, N. l-lilflnger M. Huls, F. Miller. 49 HOME ROOM I29 STANDING-B. Givens, E. Bernhard, J Tesr, P. Winn, M. VanLeunen, R. While H. Meyer, T. Harflaub. SEATED, CENTER-I. E. Jones, M. Ben nerr, E. Williams, V. Tufrle, B. Vollrafh 2. M. Bedlord, V. Gillespie, B. Fouls A. While. 3. L. Hofmann, E. Derrick C. Durham, P. Williams, E. Rice, R Eulen, E. Ballbach, SEATED, FRONT-M. Whiting, V. Winn E. Woods, B. Waugh. TEACHER - Ellie M. Jones. HOME ROOM 2I'-7A STANDING-J. Gallagher, S. Bailey, C Brown, D. Srringfield, J. Bengerf, D Archibald, D. Davis, Miss Meredilh, W Brieq, C-. Corken, C. Bossong, B DeC-arrnoe. SEATED, CENTER-N. Ziccardi, H. Sle- vens, P. Brown, R. Erion, B. Brosene, V Sfrinqfield. SECOND ROW, SEATED-W, Welch, R Andrews, R. Feder, E. Barker, D. Evans B. Dollenmayer, B. Fifzgerald, F. Ger- rein, T. Burdell, A. Gaddis. FIRST ROW-O. Belz, S. Bloom, R. Bock- Sleigel, H. Wells, P. Camp, A, Diem- ling. HOME ROOM l23 STANDING-R. Weaver, B. While, M Cowan, N. Welch. SEATED, BACK-E. Werqers, R, Smilh R. Swoiford, P. Sloehr, A. Woollel, Mi Whilacre, M. Wellis, J. Smirh. SEATED, MIDDLE-C. Sfrorhman, W. Payne, M. Camp, M. De Felice, C. Wein- heimer, A. Williamson, M. Sloan. SEATED, FRONT- D. Watson, A. Wilharn, A. Smilh, L. Walson, C. Turner, J. Wise- VTl6l'l. HOME ROOM 208 THIRD ROW BACK- L. Mariani, A. Clin- ron, N. Brown, E. Arringfon, K. Chand- ler, D. Berling, Miss Parks. CENTERfR. Bousman, D. Bellsledl, H, Cooper, V. Ainsworth, R. Brown, M. Bloom, R. Burg, H. Ackerman, Charlofle Bihl, R. G-ills, M. Ciaccio, K. Casey, E. Bremer, E. Baker. FIRST ROW-L. Clark, A. Colner, M. Bokelrnan, E. Cook, B. Colwell, C. Birk. 50 HOME ROOM 203 STANDING- B. Fromrneyer, B. J. l-lender' son, S. Easfrnan, E. Friedrich, B. Arrn- slrong, K. Hill, R. Irnsande, D. Hewill SEATED, FRONT-H. Hirnes, D, Freese R. Gregory, A. Fehl, J. Pefers, L. Hiser CENTER-D. Schwarlz, E. l-loelflce, J Hill, F. Edgin, B, Groeniger, E. Hidden J. Hendricks, K. Fisher, H. Groves, C Hilberg, R. Fredricks, M. L. Hayes, H Harlley, S. Hand, J. Hoff, A. Emmerich V. Ellinqwood. HOME ROOM l07 STANDING- D, Moore, B. Rippey, J Sizer, J. Monal, L, Porler, S. Mullikin, R Riedinqer, R. Rainey, D. Mizner, H Peeden, D. Pugh, J. Schneider. SEATED, CENTER-C. Roberls, G Schwarfz, S, Sfewarl, R. Nunn, W. Rail? J. Morris, R, Ong, E, Radoiilz, C. Corilc lin, M. Moore, N, Moore, N. Plimmer. SEATED, FRONT-H. Piepho, V, Roberts J. Plummer, R. Smirh, M. Nunn, B. Piper B. Goldberg. HOME ROOM l33 SEATED, BACK-E. Heupel, M. Lern ming, E. Heine, G. Hall, C. Hesler, M Leach, E. Joseph. THIRD ROW-M. Heeg, G. Holley, R Hughes, F. Reinholz, I. Hicks, M. l-leinss SECOND ROW-W, Hassebrocl, M. Lin der, M. Klein, E. Kreuzrnan, P. Lulz, R l-lundemer. FIRST ROW-L. Karnpe, D. Kincaid, A Lee. HOME ROOM I34 THIRD ROW BACK-C. Rowas, D. Lovell D. Rolhermel, A. Srrawn, R. Scholl, C Moore, R. Meyer, R. Reiner, l-l. Sahnd. SECOND ROW-R. Richen, P. Dunn, R Maxwell, H, Schilling, M. Malloclc, C Grandison, O. Ofiens. FRONT-A. Smaluvilz, E. Sander, R Moeller, J, Slarkey, J. Spechl, E Reuperl. 51 HOME ROOM 209 STANDING-M. Kolthoff, D. Runk, V. Seibt, J. Price, Miss Spilman, S. Wilson, J. Hooper, V. Yates. SEATED, FIRST ROW-M. Wise, G. Pyle, E. Roth, M. Harvie, M. Morris, C. Lamp- ing. SEATED, SECOND ROW-A. Cotner, R. Hoppe, M. Roland, P. Vockell, M. Stil- lings, A. Hare, M. Schorr. SEATED, THIRD ROW-J. Weber, J. Shober, J. Wheatley, E. Jennings, B. Martin, E, Hanley, M. Johnson. HOME ROOM IOI FRONT ROW-C, Brown, C. Andrew, M. Cate, H. Bond, R. Bremer, N. Brokaw, C. Bertele, W. Ammon, E. Biddle. SECOND ROW--T. Bruner, C. Buchert, B. Bishop, G. Campbell, W. Carnes, J. Cleary, N. Anderson, R. Bullock. THIRD ROW- R. Bishop, E. Howe, R. Alslelder, J. Angle, T. Boyle, E. Adams N. Cahall. REAR, STANDING-R. Smith, B. Carter, J. Carpenter, H. Alrnand, S. Bennett, N. Boyaiian, F. Bowsher, E. Cate, W. Buchanan. HOME ROOM I08 FIRST ROW-C. Wood, R. Weisrnueller, J. Tarlrinqton, F. Tuttle, J. Yungbluth, B. Stadler, L. Strauss. SECOND ROW-W. Toon, D. Hughs, W. Wernz, W. Willsey, D. Weislcopf, C. Baker, J. Weqelin, F. Stegernuller, W. Rechtin. THIRD ROW-A, Wood, W. Van Court, H. Wurster, F. White, A. Swope, R, Sul- livan, D. Stacey, W. Smith, W. Sateman, R. Swink, R. Wilson, HOME ROOM I03 STANDING-J. Ernst, M. Flinn, C. Gree- ley, H. Sullivan, E. Dundon, W. Demp- sey, W. Hancock, E. Frisard. SEATED- FIRST ROW-C. Hauser, F. Gaskins, G. Gallagher, E. Gehlker, J. Crittendon, R. Flood. SECOND ROW-C. Lewis, M. Gow, D. Corey, R. Craig, B. Haller, R. French, O. Foster. THIRD ROW- B. Howe, T. Gannaway, C. Davis, S. Elder, A. Collins, R. Harlan, C. Dick. FOURTH ROW-R, Edwards, E. Cum- mings, F. Hartman, D. Hartman. 52 HOME ROOM 3I4 FRONT ROW-D. Mi1chcII, C. Sigsbee M. L. Mefzger, J. A. Mayors, E. Rabkin V. Munsey, M. Schroer, M. No1e,A. Sin Clair. SECOND ROW-V, Schott, W. Mason M. L. RuhI, R. Rabensfein, E. Sink, R Kaupp, E. SchaeIfer, V. Shepard, P Cheeseman. REAR-T. O'Connor, T. McBeIh, R Pefree, D. Salf, C. Shelfon, M. Peiering M. V. Snow, M. Presfon, R. MaHox, B. J Liffinger. HOME ROOM 219 FIRST ROW-E. Hoffman, F. Beeiz, E Berg. SECOND ROW-J. DeCamp, R. Boyaiian E. Hicks, M. BuIIer, V. DeWar, M. A Chaney. THIRD ROW-H. Funderberq, E. Clarlf M. Hiinf, G. Grueninqer, E. I-Iaefferle. FOURTH ROW-D. HoIden, M. Hewiif D. Berlfley, R. Harper. HOME ROOM I I5 FRONT ROW-G-ebhardi, Shelton, Bu chanan, Howard, Cory, Lmher, Kueffner Weqner. SECOND ROW-Bruck, Pfifzer, Salyers Vice, Green, Pedom, Gasfon, Sernbach Lane, Kisker. REAR--Florea, Loveif, Harris, Shoup Haines, King, McCarty, OIIrnann Eccles, Cook, Younger. HOME ROOM 2l2 FIRST ROW-M. Kinney, J. Scheib, V Lochner, A, Treuheif, R, Roeifger. SECOND ROW-C. Reichel, E. Whifacre M. Payne, C. Gills, D, Johnson. THIRD ROW-R. SchuIIz, H. Schwarz, N Overhaus. FOURTH ROW' E. Meyer, E. Tifus, E. M MacCIure. FIFTH ROW-C. Richardson, C. PoweII. HOME ROOM 303 FIRST ROW ILef1' To Righrj-Coleman, Moser, F. Jackson, Spencer. SECOND ROW-Park, MeIdon, Bakie Turner, Brown. THIRD ROW-Broerman, Zai, Jones Sfacey, WiIIiams, Zariisky. STANDING-Ginn, Tepper, WIrwIIIe, Nichols, Kersker, Sreiger, Tripfow, Champlin, Dibbie, Brewer. HOME ROOM 7 STANDING ILefr Io Righrj-P. White Miss Good, E. Weber, A. Abraham, M. Guesf, M. Kramer, B. Murdock, J. Meyer, A. Friedrich, FOURTH ROW-J. BiddIe, M. Sherman A. Massrnann. THIRD ROW-M. Cook, R. Porrner, M. Mahlenkamp, K. Wolbach, V. Waifs, L. Fagin, B. McNeil. SECOND ROW-J, BahIrnan, L. PrinqIe 6. Schwarfz, M. Epperi, D. M. Sfaton M. Glaub, D. SneII. FIRST ROW-M. J. Wesr, D. Wilson, M. Doench, J. Baehr, R. Johnson, N. Aben- schon. HOME ROOM 28 FIRST ROW-E. Siebern, I. Page, T. Mc- Lean, J. Jackson, K. Karrenhorn, J Thompson, SECOND ROW-D. Schooley, J. Ge- scheider, C. Cummings, F. Zeng, C Dods, W. McCabe, R. Hines. THIRD ROW-Miss GooIey, C. Moore R. Breurer, B. Barker, L. Acomb, O Johnson. FOURTH ROW-T. Williams, C. DeNike J. Facernire, J, Evans. HOME ROOM I9 FIRST ROW-P, Dodds, D. Harrell, M. J Srephens, B. FaIone, A. Sharpe, F, John son. SECOND ROW-M. Taylor, C. Cooper W. MiIIer, L. Kincaid, J. C-abIe, G SiqIer, J. Jaeger. THIRD ROW-E. MiIIer, M. Hildebrand? C. Naltner, S. M, Sharp, H. Seevers, V Reckers, V. Reese, M. Bihl. FOURTH ROW-STANDING-R. Lyons E. Andrew, G. Esfes, E. Chain, H Maeredford, M. Brown, L. Dean, M Luther, B. Siqnorn, M. DeAngeIo R, Schofr, E. Boehn-iIer, R. MueIIer, R Jefferies. 54 HOME ROOM I0 STANDlNG- E Franklin, R. Boles, A. Un derwood, K. Whifacre, H. Boike, C. Val vano,D. Bates, l.. Kilgore, D. Hayes, M Olson, T. Lewis, B. Worrell, H. Lopez SEATED, CENTER-M. Flaqge, Miss Bis ceqlia, J. Henqes, S. Johnson, P. Wal lace, O. Waters, B. Cleary, J. Sleves, M Metzger, R, Adams, J. Bollrnan, S Hough, E. Phelps, C. While, E. Lopez FRONT-C. Marlin, C. Williams, B Brooks, T. Woods, J. Moebus. HOME ROOM I l THIRD ROW, BACK-A. Cheeks, M Brooks, R. Borner, A. Jackson, M. Allen D. Bohler, F. Edwards, M, Weiss, E Schaefer. SECOND ROW-Miss Borreson, E. Cor bin, V. Weighel, J. Mollery, A. Harwick B. Gurnberf, C. Leidecker, J. Dicks, G Weaver. FIRST ROW-J. A. Gossefl, F. Wasser man, M. Gainley, A. Mellillo, J. Cullen J. Johnson, B. Beeqlaf, D. Aryrnan. HOME ROOM lI2 FlFTH ROW-E. Voges, B. Huffslader. FOURTH ROW-W. Burkharl, P, Bryan? J. Glover, D, McDonald, A. Minfken bouqh, J. Lowlhes, W. Guard, F. Hiqhl THIRD ROW-S. Baker, J. Humphreys, R Tail, G. Bausewine, R. Baker, J. Chisholm J. Scolf, J. Crance. SECOND ROW- D. Kidd, R. Von l-loene A. Erbacher, B. Lowry, N, Ufler, H Smith, Mr. Brubaker. FlRST ROW-W. Dodds, E. Hayen, J Sowers, B, Huls, T. Eberly, B. Williams E. DeJaqer, H. Hicks. HOME ROOM 222 STANDING-A, Booth, J. Hawkins, A Fruechlemeyer, J. Donnelly, D. Anderson N, Somes, M. B. Fenemore, M. Brown J. Wafkins, Miss Cook. SEATED, CENTER-M, C, Logan, R Shields, R, Deible, D. Crocker, J. Steele A. Terwilliqer, J, Williams, H. Gardner F. Griffifh, M, Wilschger, A. Dunn, C Broadus, M. Brillis, E, Wifschqer. SEATED, FRONT-R. Shelton, V, Mills, B Matrox, E. Rose. 55 HOME ROOM I0 STANDING-E. Mundeii, J. Dougias, M. Benna, C. Johnson, M. Lahm, C. Meacham, M. Nafchioni, E. Dean, H. Siekrnann, 6. Myares, S. Messerschrnidf, C. Logan, I. Jones. SEATED, CENTER-M. Rogers, D. Asrnus, Miss Irwin, J. Merzger, M. F. Spence, J. WeThereIi, D. Deering, V. Longevin, L. Murdock, V. Roberis, J. Jenkins, M. King, R. Deern. SEATED, FRONT-R. Warner, C. Engel, D. Edwards, D. Coiernan, V. Gregg. HOME ROOM I8 STANDING-A. Haney, R. Reinking, L. Jones, M. Monfgornery, E. Hirr, J. Wii- Iiarns, R. Kurz, M. Churchili, L. V. Siiii- rnan, R. Beamer, U. Huber, R. Puckerr, G. Schrandenbach, B, Tefiow, J. Haiier, J. Meyer, M. Barflerr. SEATED, CENTER-H. Harrison, E. Rein- holz, A. Reisz, B. J. Cholmondeley, A. Teubner, J. Ferone, D. Johannes, E. Diss, J. Hewifi, C. Rogers, E. Sanborn, W. Baffenheiser, M. Neurneisfer, M, Schroea der. SEATED, FRONT-E. Elder, B. J. Doiien- rneyer, C. Lavarori, B. Bacon, F. Coz- mides, M. Bley. HOME ROOM 308 STANDING-D. Fariello, W, Meier, G Biehie, R. Grupenhoff, J. Berman, J. Fariello, H. Dennis. SEATED, CENTER-D. Heaiey, B. Loiin- ger, D. Firfh, T. Durham, B. Dupper, B Jones, C. Albrecht, V. Hiii, A. Gal- lagher, T. Coy, M. Shreve, H. Kidd, W Anderson. SEATED, FRONT-J. Calhoun, T. Harper R. Jones, A. Koehier, M. Duerrnir, R Fisher, J. Jackson, E. Emerson, W Jones, M. Hainsworfh, W. Brifrain. HOME ROOM 30h STAND?NG4W. Rivers, D. Sfriley, B Brim, P, Wyiy, O. Sharman. SEATED, CENTER - E,Whi1son, L. Zoeller M. Conver, E. Brarnlage, E. Shirnler, E Schleufer, J. Bisher, J. Sreigerwald, E Hengcs, E. Cole, Miss Perkins, H. Schus fer, W. Borgerding, G. Raabe, J. Wahie E. Srnifh, C. Davidson, W. Carnpbeli. SEATED, FRONT-W. Behrendt, N. Ste vens, B. Sierrifr, J. Crumpier, W. Wi! cox, J. Thomas. , 56 HOME ROOM 2l I FIRST ROW-M. Coy, D. Miller, W. Hahn, A. Dixon, M. Moore, M. Bomar. SECOND ROW-R. C-able, R. Honkarnp C. Fendler, B. Besuden, L. Hubberf. THIRD ROW-N. Pinkslon, A. Cobb, R. Allen, M. Younger, H. Roberls. FOURTH ROW-E. Freeman, R. Tierney, R. Lauermann, L. Weslrneyer, V. Sieiqer- wald, M. Schullz. HOME ROOM 304 STANDING-McGuire, Tolliver, Ruffin Buchanan, Longbolfom, Mr. Regan Rogge, Meyer, Riarden, Hoffman. FIRST ROW--Rulhven, Rainey, Nash, McKenzie. SECOND ROW - Moerschel, Mosier, Jung Meyers, Moniague, Reii. THIRD ROW-Murray, Poriner, Reimen- schneider, Sleqemeyer, G-arn, Specl, Meeker. FOURTH izoweuef, woods, Moore. HOME ROOM I20 FRONT ROW--N. Mullenix, R. Shore, H. Wass, C. Moebus, L. Collier, W. Wilson, H. Weslmeyer, C. Uhl, R. Sfumpf, B. Swarlz. CENTER ROW - M. Weisenborn, A. Thiess, F. Golay, T. Taylor, L, Schwarlz, C. DeMar, J. Sie-fanoii, H. Wolfer, M. Ben- nefr, H. Ray, S. Afchley, H. Siem. REAR ROW-E. Handorf, S. Bainurn, J. Woolley, R. Eckeri, H, Morris, B. Larn- ing, H. Workman, J. Kaylor, D. Boyle, R. Schrarn. HOME ROOM 5 5TANDlNG---J. Bainbridge, W. Sfrack, E. Henqes, N. Biehl, E, Scoll, E. Wagner, E, Baxler, E. Ballman, G. Ruzicka, Miss Rowell, FIRST ROW-M. Bencus, R. Ruggles, C. Poe, O. Dunlap, L. Pace, SECOND ROW-C. Rich, M, Lancaster, F. Biorkquisl, M. Heideclrer, H. Sarqeanf. THIRD ROW-P. Griffith, N. Julia, S. Carler, I. Wood, M. Gain. FOURTH ROW-M. Bacon, B. Banqham, G. Malhis, J. Talor, M. Adams. FIFTH ROW-S. Siillinqs, M. Waiien- schmidf, M. Meinzen, B. Anqerf. 57 1 ,W A ,.., - 4 'S -'P -rf . -S' 4 ' ff' 5- 1 ff f mga X1 1-SV .jf- 'ff2ffCf5 P ' 5 Y Y ' ,nf 1 V 2 'ia 0 gf 5' wa ia .Q 'N grliiii-1' gf ' X, Q 5 ' -an Q , 525-A YW ' x ,QR I ,, ,.. ,. fi3'ii.fAf K 'A,- I AAA' ' Wg? Ein 5 ,,--A ,'f'- 2 JS, g ii pgs ' ,ibu P' 2,553 Q W iwiniigqlglf ,Ed EQEY3f9f!'f if-53' ' f ' 3 g 5. Wg,fiQpQP .... ,z - E' B V A ,AQ ' . 6' ' ' I6 - A g Q ,ggi 'N Q ' - f - Q , isfr- ,T , ' Y ' f,, R ' - 4 Q . ,..- f X99 ' ' - , P b Q 1 ' F -:--- fr' 'f 5 - ' 1, .AW . 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A-' E f-' I ., -. 1 Q ' mmf -A , A A X ek I : : V H A N, A I I ij I ka . f A . iw XXX 3 ' , - ,, - Ffim 1 1- N. , , i .:: - 'Hs , ff 2 qw if 'M ffm.: YW- ' - ' 'i+ .ap '1ff S- x , Ni! viig I :QI Jxvqn, t ug b xl 1 N 1 , L.: L :lil 3?-y i ..., fl 4 I 4 X134 Q -f fl if V 'il' WF A E1-'Q ., ,S -:wmffy fm. if an X U Q. Q My A :Li My TSA, K in :W if 6 Q r if 5 ,vw X N x 1 H. , , L S' Q5 RS, I kg i R .gl -4 -, 2 . K Q-I K ' . jx' t L , 1. 1 .rx ' WU 5 - V f CEE g .LJ . 5 'g , N ' ' 'cg' 4:-'QQ Q . lf ' Sf ,I . Nm 1' 4 ' s Mx, ,' - . r . Z ., 1 HOME ROOM I22 FIRST ROW FRONT, SEATED-R. Davis J. Spilker, G. Gardner, R. McDonald J, Siqnon, L, Ramsey, H. Dapper, H Sanders, C. Casson. FIRST ROW FRONT, STANDING -J Pralher, H. Penninqfon, A. Dormbach G. Meyers, H. Haney, B, Wyly. SECOND ROW, SEATED-R. Cohen, R Merze, R. Minella, A. Brandt. SECOND ROW, STANDING-R. Bifzer D. Addison, H. Hayes, F. McCabe, G Lawlon, A. Merriwealher. THIRD ROW-K, Walker, G. Lipprneir H. Granville, P. Rhodes, HOME ROOM I28A FIRST ROW-A. Siegel, E. Fischer, E Gibbons, A, Jones, C, Blaisclell, G, Bur Ier, R. Kidwell, W. Hoeh. SECOND ROW- R. Williarns, D. Bierman W. Linder, J. Breilensfein, C. Shewry, C Lang, R. Browne, R, Sarrler. THIRD ROW-W. Marlin, H. Arnold, B Becker, C. Srnilh, F. Redeker, O, Wil Iiarns, R. Wallace, R. Warn, Mr. Webster STANDING-H, Rainey, E. O'NeiII, C Shipley, D. Bogarl, R. Ford, A. Queen J. Schaeffer, T. Pyper, Absenl: R. Clarke, G. I-Ielcher, R. Jones V. Walker, F, Walkins. HOME ROOM 220 STANDING-G. Parker, Mr. Wilson, M While, J. Nelson, C. Tennison, L. Mori M. Brady, M. Koehler, D. Johnson. SEATED, THIRD ROW, REAR-B. Sfemler D, Grueninger, M. Blorne, C. Daly, D Kinzel. SECOND ROW-F, Alberlz, E. Bollman M. D'Andrea, A. Morgan, J. McCarrhy O. Taylor, S. Kramer. THIRD ROW, FRONTSF. McGregor, M Wilke, D, Sladler, P. Hernpfling, L. Sifler 60 ITTLE WIT!-IR O O ESITS PART I934 AT TI-IE I-IEAD GE TI-IEIR CLASS-HPECOK ARWES BRIGI-ITE AND KENE - SITTING PRETTY - FUTURE REMBRANDT A MELLOW TONE. 0 Orchestra and band for the specialty talentedg sewing and cooking tor girlsg industriat arts tor boys. These and rnany other activities keep the Tunior High busy. The girls who cook made their 'Inesses in the Senior High. For those boys who take industrial arts nothing seerns too hard, if it is a matter ot present- ing their tamilies with evidences ot their skiII in handicraft. 62 F TO MODE A GOOD START-TEN BASKETEERS LED TO FORM-CULINARY 0 An ambitious journalism club publishes a paper named 'lThe Tower Echo , a boy's Safety Club joins in helping keep the halls in order. The. girls who are domestically inclined are bringing guilting back into fashion with the younger set. Such activities make it evident that those young people in lunior High are iust as interested in their surroundings as those in the bigger school. ART JUNIOR HIGH-EIGHTH-GRADE BOYS 1934 FIRST ROW- D. Zeiser, W. Glazer, E. Kessel, R. Shaffer, B. Marks, T. McCamrnon, R. Blocksom, R. Boone, F. Cameron, R. Humphreys, H. Conlon, D. Jarrelr, E. I-lodson, W. I-lunqarland, W. Gahr. SECOND ROW-C. Bock, P. Moeller, D. Plumly, W. Hergel, D. Maris, D. Wallers, R. Grindrod, M. Johnson, E. Hoseus, R. Hauer, J. Ciaccio, W. Seyfferle, W. Hauser, C. Ricken, R. Wendln, B. Brady. THIRD ROW- R. Rieman, W. Young, C. Gibbons, E. Nielson, R. Brown, J. Campbell, R. Kercher, C. Harrrnan, W. Bucherf, W. Greisl, R, S?rasser, R. Berry, J. Thumann, W. Meyer, M. Sleinbuch, B. Slone, H. Smilh. FOURTH ROW-W. Koehl, R. Prather, C. Scroqqins, S. Baker, A. Boyde, P. Gocker, G. Wolfe, H. Berger, J. Ferguson, W. Posller, H. Hancock, H. Fish, M. Kisker, R. Payler, F. Roeper, C. Arend, R. Sharron. ' FIFTH ROW-R. Wenner, D. Apparius, W. Adams, J. Srephenson, 6. Breslin, E. Moonifz, E. Miller, R. Hill, Gellenbeck, H. Brede- rneier, R. Wilmer, E. Haines, Mercer, D. Muelhing, D. Waller. JUNIOR HIGH-EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS 1934 FIRSE IEOW-L. Mayers, B. Ward, V. Maisenhaller, B. Marloll, A. Bealfy, E. Halpin, E. Schenlce, E. Slumpf, E. Baab, M. E. Havlin, . vans. SECOND ROW--J. Hoppe, M. Complon, Y. Praler, D. Vogf, F. Graham, V. King, E. Benlz, A. Siefke, E. Landers, N. Pribe, G. Puchla, L. Cazel, M. Gazaway. THIRD ROW-M. Jones, C. Anlhony, M. McGralh, L. Wheelwrighf, R. Edwards, L. Layman, J. Porlner, R. Bullman, H. Pleasanl, M. C. Risl, A. Larsen, J, Hardin. FOURTH ROW-M. Swepe, R. O'Connor, K. Spickard, E. Kopp, J. Norlon, A. Ehen, M. Hager, D. Wyall, J. Hunderman, M. Hol- wadel, B, Harlley, J. Bishop, M, Tuell. FIFTH ROW-B. Beamer, I Mayilslcy, E. Conway, M. Raabe, R. Brewsler, M. Kenny, A. Brown, D. Schullz, H. Mclnlyre, L. Srorch, W. Scherrer, G, Robertson, SIXTH ROW-L. Anderson, E. Burlew, M. Buffinqer, F. Coverl, M. Rusz, C. Hess, M. Hoffmeisler, L. Scheib, M. Graver, J. Roncker, E. Davis, G. Gossard, M. Bauer. V ..,,,, , F 5 1. --11 - i.......,,-,. V we-. 1 I .. i -Q x - f'3.'?JTwW5Sb.3 ' 5 I 3 f. 1- l x JUNIOR HIGH-SEVENTH GRADE BOYS 1934 FIRST ROW-F. Rupperl, F, Lepper, R. Collelf, R, Tennison, F. S1annard,W.Graves, R. Alspaugh, C. Franklin, H. Blake, T, Fulton L. Tuttle, R. Marfyne, R. Ferguson, W. Ogg. SECOND ROW-J. Porfer, G. Carson, H. Hannurn, R, Polh, J. Nairn, A. Kain, S. Williams, K. Corey, H, Woods, G. Buckrnasler B. Elam, G. Mel-ras. THIRD ROW-C. Rofhenbush, C. Pursifull, W. Barr, R. Slernler, C. Arbogasf, S. Cramer, B, Burns, R. Siekrnann, R. Steiger, K. Evans, P. Wicke, R. Goldberg, F. Hunt, R. Wheal. FOURTH ROW-H. Gaslon, F. Close, R. Kline, L. Pachoud, F. Beiser, W. Carpenler, F. Luecke, J. Marlafr, C, Cook, R. Schlueler. FIFTH ROW-J. Anderson, R. Kyrlach, R. Schneider, R. Beasley, R. Logan, E. Varner, T. lawson, P. Robinson, D. Cunningham- E. Bisher J. Baifer. SIXTH ROW-F. Keifler, S. Bus, A. Guidi, R. Bruner, D. Faxon, D. Tangeman, F. Weslerrnann, J, Eberhard, W. Duble, J. Howard R. Zingg, E. Jacob, T. Walker, R. Whilehead, W. O'Connor. JUNIOR HIGH-SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS 1934 FIRST ROW-M. Moore, R. English, M. Hermann, M. Hoofs, J. Roberfs, J. Knighf, J. Craff, M. Heirnpold, E. Ulrrschneider, E. J. Bremer, P. Bredmeier. SECOND ROW-M. Hahn, D. Grabu, R. Schanz, E. Schleuler, D. Blum, C. Snapp, K. L. Wise, G. Sunderrnan, M. Durham. E. Plumly. THIRD ROW- M. E. Lang, M. Mifchel, J. Burlingame, L. Didlage, B. Gafchel, M. J. Harf, J. Bailey, M. J. Doibey, FOURTH ROW-J. Holzschuh, M. Cufler, L. Murdock, V. Sawyer, M, Ray, B. Yowell, M. Hools, K. Heifzrnan, B. Alexander, C. Marks S. Morris, M. Seiparf. FIFTH ROW-M. Moser, E. King, G, Busby, D. Bower, J. Schuhardt, M, Wood, L. Burfon, M. Lahman, J. Fisher, M. Burrus. SIXTH ROW- E. Afkins, M. Busby, J. Sloaw, A. Hibbs, H. Magley, J. Adams, E. Fineoul, H. Meineke, K. Wolfe. :Ii ALL EXDEDIENCE IS AN ADC!-1 WL! EDE Tl-I DCDUGL-I GLEAMS TLIAT UNTDAVELLED WCDDLD WHCDSE IVIADQIN EEADQS EQDEVED AND EODEVED WHEN I MOVE V ' Classes, along with outside activ- ities at school, torm an integral and pxedouspaninthelneotasiudent .Ahhough.these eady expenences may come to seem insignificant, they are the only means ot making ourselves sensitive to opportunities which may arise later, tor our Wmk mmlphytpgdharndimdy aclcl much to our pleasure now, but give us that experience which will some clay help us to lead truly happy lives. XM I 1 M..-Q 4 gg 5 QWQM V 1925? if 3 ,?g-Thx - c 9 Y , V, ,Ag 1 1. z I 1 .f . 4- 1' 1 ,V . . i A ' r , . -I I 'I I 1 1 I . ' 1 K. N 1, . .1 -, ,yi 5 , L , Pe . r' I . , , 1 ,-,. T, 4. . 1 rg. . '10 mf i 1 'I g , . ,, an - 1 'Z . V, 'QQ A Lx I 3 . , my .I- 6, -1- ,1Ys- 11 .-g w,, I 1 1' 'Y 1' '- 1, 3, , . o .-. , ,.- . x ,. I . 1 gvyffp- 1 ,J vwig., if fr , Q r ' ' I wx J x . ,. -, M1 1 , ,H . -, -, ,- Q r f I , .- Y. -'A rv. ,V 1 lt' -. 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L' E waddledng in elocution, uh-uhs roll into coherent words. In the library we come to enjoy Miss Bishop and Vanity Fair in preference to the boarding school and Rover Boys stories in which we once revelled. In dramatics we learn, with the help of intonation and gesture, to say yes with a hundred different meanings. -9 0 The above aspiring artists and authors have captured the atmosphere of ,W -9 7 Withrow, and have preserved it in black and white. Literally speaking-they ., ' U H ' E. f N have shot us, put us in our places, and written us up. Over one question - 5 we wrinkle our brows ff to whom are we most indebted-the staff or its . ,X advisors? Qur frown fades f-the answer is unimportant. All that matters is ,Au-'tff A-ln that they have worked as a unit, to perpetuate for us, Withrow in its motley moods. Little will we need to beg Time to turn backwards, for we shall have only to thumb through these pages, to find ourselves again at Withrow in nineteen thirtysfour. HWQRDS, WORDS, WORDS READY, LIGHTS, CAMERA! 70 1 2 ,Q X 5 ' 'ba QQWYAX as .Dx -9- ,mx uv EXTRA EXTRA 23353 0 Presenting Withrow's Walter Winchells. Here are the folks who bring the school under its own eyes. To be successful, a newspaper must be accurate, entertaining, and up-to-the minute. Tower News is all of this. The large circulation of If f EXT TOP LEFT, FIRST ROW-A. Apple gate, H. Leet, T. Bruner, K. Roessler SEATED - E. Friedrich, W. Wurster, M Stevenson. SECOND ROW-B. Alrnand, E, Hid den, M. L. Peoples, N. Pritchard. STANDING-V. Davls, R. Wless, F Shirra, R. Gregory, B. Blechler, E Roop, R. Buescher, K, Fisher, I Rubin, T, Carley, L. Schatz, H. Otter man, A. Biechler, M. Eberhardt, L Becker, M. Baxter, B. Sorensen, F Trinks, M. M. Rodgers, A. Bacon, D Wessinger. TOP RIGHT-B. Fern, W. Campbell S. Marsh. LOWER LEFT - L. Levinsolin, F. Beamer. LOWER RIGHT - Mrs. Gillrnan. I 72 RA ALL ABOUT THE TOP LEFT-W. Peffif, E. Kruse, M. X Hirst. TOP RIGHT-M. Wood, B, Williams, A. Rose, M. Moore, L. Ulmer. MIDDLE LEFT- E. Stelzer, J. Jordan, A, M. Dilllng, J. Villari. MIDDLE RIGHT-J. Seay, A. Lee, S. Memel, R. Juvenile, R, Kipp, E Johannesman. BOTTOM LEFT-T. Tucker, W, Horne, E. Ulmer, R. Geary. BOTTOM RIGHT-T. Batsche, L. Behymer, E. Woods, H. Linrienberg, W. Ammon, W. Stine. 73 the paper proves its popularity. The diligent efforts of the staff have resulted in producing a bi-Weekly of which We may well be proud besides affording valuable journalistic experience and training for those pupils who are interested in this work. Q I'l2ichness, characterization, Verisimilituden may sound pompous on the lips of one of the Royal family, but Thalians have learned that these are ends that may be sincerely Worked for, and that, if attained, make a play effective. The members of the club work joyfully through each year in an effort to better their interpretations, make-up, costuming, scenic designing, carpentry, and lighting. FIRST ROW- M, MacPherson, M. Van Leunen, J. Diller court, P. Donnelly, B. Bieclwler, L. Crist, M, Rule, D Boring, T. Noelke, V. Crumb, B. Owen, G. Wagner. SECOND ROW-F. Applegate, W. Pettit, R. Buescher Miss Rosenberger, D. Wessinger, D. Erwin, B. Drennan C. Cross, D. Meguire, E. Krall, H. Ruoff, B. Weber THIRD ROW-E. Wiclrner, J. Murphy, B. Schwarberg, K Bauer, W. Miller, C. Wallace, J. Small, S. Mernel J. Cook. FIRST ROW-D, Walker, D. Eickhoft, L. Baclfman, B Sohner, Miss Rosenberger, J. Angert, A. Magee. SECOND ROW-R. Grossman, H. Dahllce, B. Sorensen J. Ortli, M. L. Peoples, M. Klein, N. Earhart, R, Hahn FIRST ROW-C. Plwirrnan, F. Ekenrneyer, R. Backsclweider P. Brown, J. Evans, l.. Behymer, W. Campbell, R. Du casse. SECOND ROW-S. Marsh, C. Johnson, B. Fern, W. Am mon, R. Applegate, H. Hutchinson, W. Wurster. 74 U ALPHIAN DRAMATIC CLUB SIGMA GAMMA O Sigma Gamma, made up of twelve senior boys, has attempted to aid those students Who are not doing their best in school and to help freshmen accustom themselves to the new surroundings. Under the leader- ship ot Mr. Cadwallader, the club has already justified its existence. ALPHIAN BACK ROW-N. Brokaw, M. Snow, T. Maqes, A. Struble, Miss Ratterman. CENTER-S. Eastman, J. Sctweib, V. Elllngwood, P. Hemptling, R, Kyle, B. Frommeyer, A. Abraham, M. Adams, D. Hewitt. FRONT-H. Hlmes, L. Brehmer, E. Roop, B. Holmes, M. Maris. SIGMA GAMMA LEFT TO ment FROM Post- B. Hottnian, W. Wurster, Jack Stevens, R. Applegate, R. Shartle, back, D. Doyle, W. Pettit, D. Strotfregen, Mr. Cadwallader. IN FRONT OF POST-R. Back- scheider, D. Waits, W, Mc- Gowan, D, Wlclce. 76 TI-IEY DELIOI-IT IN LEARNING AND IN BOOKS LITERATAS FIRST ROW-Miss Meredith, A. Abraham, V. Waits, M, Sherman D. Deering, T. Carley, D. Hewitt, S. Eastman, R. Kyle, D. Treese B. Fromrneyer, M. Brady, D Bates, J. Thompson, M. Guest, J Appleton, L. Schatz. SECOND ROW-E. Hidden, B Almand, M. Conner, E. Ford, R Gregory, B. Vollrath, A. Rick wood, A. Struble, M. J. West, J I-Iollmeyer, J. Baehr, M. Weaver B. Stemler, M. Baxter. SCRIBBLERS STANDING AT TABLE-J. Meyers, R. Crosley, H. Sterrett, B. Hum- mel, M. Hirst, R. Weiss, Miss Spilman, B. McDowell, A. Rose. STANDING-K. Hunt, M. L. Peoples, E. Ulmer, K. Roessler, E. Kruse, V. Crumb, I-I. Wehking, D. Ervin, B. Biechler, T. Kondis, J. Angert, F. Shirra, K, Bauer, J. DiITencourt, J. YoIton, M. Rich- ards. 77 s ,.,' ., A V - ,At 0 The Literatas Club, and its big sister, Scribblers, call their members biweekly to informal meetings tor the discussion ot literature, both modern and established. Original compositions which the girls contribute to the programs bring friendly and helpful criticism from fellow-members. Frequent parties, as Well, form pleasant interruptions throughout the year. ii I 5 :' .1 K. A -. I 3. I rf J fl I --f Q-Lam.-.ada CF TI-IE STUDENTS f f y . A - '. Y'-v - ' , ' 4 'r'-11 ,' ' .N 'J .. 'YL QS! 5 Q , 9 i jg, 5151501 E5 1 ' ' 'PH A X, I , Q 2 5?sgsswf2?:g2'.-iff ff - f A H11 'rffS:f:,3i4m.-v A fx 4 -.-P x a'7l5iT1A - I 0 i.. - 1 4. .., - -an f,.,- L'-WJ. Y, sv. - , - W fi ' .2531 2 i,'-f:7.1?l?Zfg?K'ffI-7f . . ,pw ,. . Q1m,a2f I pglgfvga, ,L pjgfj: 2,nA,.'g3,:g3.Nxp,K-Ei:,wh x. , 'fi e,4-xggqfivffm-sie1:-g1+::'..'fI , ff-2 M1-4, nf 4 , , K H+' . ,,.:,g',1' 5 , I ' . is-wiffg , ,: gf. L - H' N ' , 1. A we-3.ff .1 fn' .4 , , 3T! ', F'- rv TWT-vZ's:g'T f 7I 'f's H 'FW Y Y ' f Es: y,,4:.f?g5f r. A5-3, 21 MP:-uf - . 1 1 . . .. 5, , M 'Ni - f '?1'i1:.j'7,g1f',-if :ff - in a ' ' 1 . . ' FOR Ts-as ScHGDL f MMERC SCHOOL TOP ROW ISfandingl-L. Webb, P. Daniel, E. Slelzer, J. Valleri, M. Fahey, K. Chandler, J. Wiseman, H. Shawver, E. Harrison, Mr. Ziegler. SECOND ROW IS+andingj-H. Owen, B. Kreuz- man, H. Wirschqer, D. Baeli, D. Friend, E Robinson. SEATED AT REAR TABLE-E. Knell, T. Kreuger M. Sharron, K. Hennessey. SEATED AT FRONT TABLE-M. Dugan, T. Lues- sen, L. Barbro, M. Slrief, V. Scherrer, M. Lern- ming. JUDGE ISeaIed af Leffl-W. Ross. TOP ROW-P. Maclnfyre, K. Sandusky, L. Hoff- man, N. Hilkerr, D. Kuesler, M. Rolh, I. Hicks FRONT ROW-D. Edwards, F. Hughes, E Kunlcer, M. Fryman, D. Marrioffe. STANDING AT RIGHT-J. Seay. STANDING BEHIND LEFT POLE-R. Brown, R Bracken. STANDING BETWEEN COLUMNS-P. Crurnrne A. Fuersr, E. Gehl, M. Oberhelman, H. Gross- I'TI6I'l. SEATED AT TABLE-C. Trinks, J. Shively, L Hall, J. Seay, H. Baffenheiser, P. Meachern R. Meyer. SEATED AT RIGHT POLE- R. Srraube, P. Sfein- rnerz, L. Hilsinqer. STANDING-D. Jefferies, D. Koch, W. Siolz A. Vordenberg, L. Meyers, R. Bomholf. SEATED AT FIRST TABLE-D. Greenwood, B Wallin, E. Schmidf, A. Woolef, R. Rabensfein E. Tabkin, D. Bishop, R. Hahn. SEATED AT REAR TABLE-E. Hess, L. Kipp, E Laurnon, I. Hicks. 78 AMPS AND SNAPSHOTS CHESS CLUB ' LEFT TO RIGHT-R. Sharlle, J. Cook, G. Marlin, W Pellil, H l-lulchinson, R, l-lurnrnel, B. Miller, E. Cale C. Wallace, R. Jennings, D. Sloffregan, L. Belwyrner R Appleqale, W. MacGowan, W. Cunningham, J ler, J. Matthews. STAMP CLUB S'lANDlNG-A. Marlinelli, B. Ammon, A. Hoir eS, F Fowler, McLean, C. Johnson, E. Johnson, Mr. Seay S. Marsh, H. Leer, B. Jones, A. Disfler, W. Hulls, C Carlson, H. Warrik. SEATED4 D, Grueninger, M. Harnbrlck, H. Sykes, J. Mor row, J. Drace, C. Hauck, J. Scheib, D. Sanders, R. Peas lee, E. Woods, S. Easlrnan. CAMERA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-R. Harlenian, B. Miller, J. Cook, R Shoernaker. G. Sears, D. l-lealley, R. Peaslee, M. Mc leod, M. Walker, H. Raugn, J. Mathews, D. Schlie A. Marrinelli, P. Sawyer, E. Knell, B. Kirby, J. Andrews H. Wursler, T. Spanier, D. Walker, E. Johannesrnann P. Arend, M. Feldkarnp, J. Hicks, E. Rabkin, D. Gabriel CAMERA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-L. Scoll, R. Sillirnan, I. MacGregor L. Tennyson, wir. Jenkins, E. Roberfs, B. L. Scoll, R Jennings, D. Sanders, C. Mueller, R. Vordenfeld, B Barry, J. Sheib, J. Adanns, F. Brunson, J. Kinney, R Lind, E. Funk, D. Neubauer, E. Woods, O. Ingles, D Bain, J. Drace. Miley, W. Ammon, T. Tucker, l, MacGregor, W. Wurs- DCDTS. .DASHES - - - AND WAVE-LENGTHS 1 ' ' rv . Qi, 5.S1.W-:fYf,f12.'3f'. . 1. - ' - V - ::1.:3,f.,:,' '. . A - ....-'- , . , . 1 '-1-:Ig.g:i,g.,:::3i5-3-.-:Q-15-64 'Q QV- P- -V -- ., ' 'V ' ir., .gk-g..x . .X t 6' 'Vi-W ...M gym 5, A A A UPPER LEFT-H. Wartlkg l.. Peas- leeg Mr. Harrier: O. Otlins. UPPER RIGHT- R, Richeng J. Tar- klngtong P, Broseneg H. Schil- ling: C. SDEhrinq. LOWER-B. Jonesg F. Tuttle: O. Betzg W. Howard: M. Feldkampg J. Steigerg W. Welder: C. Richardsg V. Cook. 0 Flash! Another message trom some distant point. Flash! Back across the air Waves goes Withrow's answer. This happens so quickly that one seldom pauses to consider the ettorts put forth by the members ot our radio club. These boys in their spare time have constructed a station which enables them to communicate with all parts of the world. 80 ASTRONOMY TABLE I-W. Gescheider, M. Sfevenson, B. Jen- nings, L. Tennyson, I-I, Leef. TABLE 2-G. Sioup, R, Funk, B. Schilling, V. Huxel, Miss Shafe. TARTAGLIAN MATH CLUB STANDING AT DOOR-K, Roessier. FIRST ROWfJ. Murphy, J. Evans, M. Moore, EII Dee Cornpion, R. G-asIon. SECOND ROW-R. Brown, V. Mann, B. Gange, F, Consfiner, M. MacPherson, W. Reifh. TARTAGLIAN MATH CLUB STANDING-J. YoIIon, Miss Connor, G, King, I'. Danner, J. ROII1. FIRST ROW-M. L, Taylor, J. Wiedmer, R. SI1arTIe, D. Waiis, E. Klein. SECOND ROW-W. Wursfer, D. Sfoffregan, G. Mayer, L. Ulrner, Sfeffens, J. I-IerI:JsIreiI. ASTRONOMY LEFI' TO RIGHT-E, KraII, F. Baxfer, M. MilIer, E. Coleman, M. Womack, G. Garner, W. WII- liamson, D. WaIIcer, B. Finch, R. Penrnan. 81 Progressive American -- Nalhan I-lale AT TABLE - C. Trirnpe. FIRST ROW- M. L, Miller, W. Horne, M, Richards, N. Pafhe, M. Richards, L, Harnilron, M. Conlon, E. Kline. SECOND ROW- B. Buescher, H. Pach- oud, E. While, D, Mequire, M. Ham- rna, M. Panini, S. Faxon, M. Kleine, B, Wuerdeman, R, Ballman, A. Frederick, B. Hanover. THIRD ROW-B. Miller, J. Wharlon, V. Noell, J. Shively, C. B. Phillips, V, Glaser, C. Spearing, W. William- son, G. Harrinqlon, R. Porlner, J. Moran. FIRST ROW-V. Anderson, C. Fry, M. Kizner, R, Backscheider, B. Page, J. Faine, M. Shore, W. Mosier, J. Tyler, D. Slorfreqen, SECOND ROW-l-I. Oelerich, D. Chambers, J. Jordan, T. Vigorilh, G. Mequire, L. Crisf, M. L. Taylor, A. Glass, F. Consliner, E, Simmonds, Mr. Herron, Advisor. THIRD ROW-C. Easler, G. Acomb, C. Wallace, B. Gescheider, I. Rubin, D. Sail, R. Larkin, A. Wipper, R. Jennings, W. Aulen, D. Corlcen, H. Logan. STA N D I N 6- Miss Dickinson, D. Waifs. FIRST ROW-R. Lind, P, Davidorf, H. Hiser, M. Connelly, D. Alexander, M. Prather, M. J. Biqqers, J. Kirk- palrick. SECOND ROW-J. Slevens, J. Yol- Ton, D. Willsey, M. Jenkins, D. Day, B. Conway, M. Clark, A. Binkley, M. E. Vaughan, M. Chandler. THIRD ROW!E. Compton, N. Rada- bough, A. M. Dilling, L. M, Francis, J. Davidorl, R. Gunderson, M. A. G-aissert, K. Bauer, M. Warn. Currenl I-lislory 82 BACK ROW ILelf lo Riqhll - R. Pisfer, M. Melzqar, F. Woods, A. Ziegler, L. Smilh, T, Salsclwe, M. Toon, E. Krall, D. Oberlrlein, R. Ulmer, W. Wa rneke. MIDDLE ROWfMr. Ralslon, L. Led- befler, A. Gehrinqer, E. Jepf, M Burdell, D. Crockell, C. Cook, B McDowell, R. Punch, J. Kemp, R. Winspear, E. Krause. FRONT ROW-J. Hanselman, B. L Scoll, L. V. Stoll, W. Mire, V. Van- Malre, O. Ingles, E. Coleman, A. Sfumpe, J. Cook. IN FRONT - Ed, Swarm. STANDING- A- C. Parrish. FIRST ROWYD. Wicke, D. Gerd-as J. Herbsrreil, H. Dahllfe, L. Bevilac qua, E. Duermif, F. Fowler, Mr. Rals- ton. SECOND ROW-W. Day, E. Funlz, V Armslronq, B. Drennen, R. Bolelman J. Kinney, R. Lund, E. Wolf. THIRD ROW- K. Roessler, G. Camp bell, E. Harris, H. Rauch, D, Boring D. Consliner, J. Daniels. FIRST ROW-B, Hicks, A. Wode, G Meirs, R. Mulvanev, M. Dreher, F Grole. B, Hummel, F. Vollins, R Fuhs. SECOND ROW, STANDINGJD Kline, J. Gardner, S. Somes, L Thomas, M. Wood, R. Richardson, B B. Sclvwarberg, R, Shreve, R. Ellis R. I-Iunler, L. Ulmer. THIRD ROW-R. Franken, C. Ferqer D. Adams, J. Cassidy, S, Koesler, A Schaedle, M, Williamson, G-. Sears, F. Trinks, D. Doyle, G. Gai-ver, L Bremsen, Miss Dickinson. FOURTH ROW - W. Hover, J. Weiije mer, W, Glover. . I A lrf OLD '76 -- RALSTONIAN -- TWENTIETI-I CENTURY 83 an :ff LE CERCLE FRANCAIS-EL CLU 0 Les membres du CercIe Frangaisn s'amusent bien. Hs presentent des pieces, clonnent des rapports, ohantent des chants, jouerit aux jeux . . . et iis apprennent beaucoup en s'amusani bien. 0 Una vez ai mes los discipuios del teroer y cuarlo ano que estudian el espaiol se reunen para El Club Espaiol. Los programas oonsisien en piececitas y canciones espaioias, y juegos interesantes. B EsPAiT1oL FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW-D, Alexander, B. Buescher, E. Simmonds, D. Powell, H, Sykes, B. Miller. SECOND ROW-E. Ogg, T. Spanier, C. Clules, A. Doench, M. Rodgers, B, MC- Dowell, V. Crumb, B, Han- over, M, Richards, K, Ackley, J, Wharlon, M, Wehrle, R. Silliman, N. Earharl, M. Wharton, E. Allen, H. Pach- oucl. THIRD ROW-L. Scoll, Miss James, E. Whfle, B. Fulkerlh, M. Walker, E. Amerkhanian, H. Ruoif, D. Mequire, J. Lucken, M. Wiley, F. Tullle, D. Karcher, C. Slaion, T. Di- rnelral, M. L. Hayes, B. Pauls, M. Schick, B. Williams, M. Delelice, D. Wessinger. FOURTH ROW-H. Wehking, J. Ong, D. Carrulhers, K. Bauer, L. Beckman, M. Warn, L. Harlley, B. Hicks, S. Marks, R. Timme, Y. Gale, M. Rich- ards, E. Johansman, L. Con- da, L. Harnillon, D. Ervin, C. Cross, M. Cheslnull, M. Baxler, M. Klein, J. Diller:- courl. SPANISH CLUB STANDING- iLefl To RighTI- H. Lopez, B. Hummel Cal pianoj, Miss Perkins, W. Day, G. Srnilh, R. Funck, R. Coke- ley, E. Spicer lin hall, M, Hamrick. SEATED, THIRD ROW-H, Smilh, L. Srriilh, W. Wursfer, F. Consliner, G, Harringlon, R. Schilling., D, Crockefl, Mrs. Goslin. SECOND ROW-D. Gerdes, EH. Dahlke, H. Slerrei, J. Davidorf, P. Davidorl, A. Wipper, A. M. Dilliriq, M. Burdell, A. Disller. 0 . FIRST ROW-M, Cobb, D. Marrioll, D. Koch, M. Fry- man, E, Kuriker, B. Owen, M. Conley, E. Lopez. 84 G E R GERMAN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-M. Keller, R. Weiss, C. Block, Dr. Schoenle, B. Drennen, L. Knoerzer, B Laughlin, W. Miller, L, Ulmer, D. Anthony. GERMAN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-A. Walker, A Pierner, A. Aronolt, M. Krueger H. Linnenberg, A. Ziegler, E Bittrnan, G. Sears, C. Johnson A. Lorbach, F. Trinks, V. Seibt R. Marshall, K. Seifert. I 85 M A N C L U B A O Die Versarrimlung wird zur Ordriurig geruten. Man spricht deutsch. Wir lesen die deutsche Zeitschrift: 'Das Echo . Es erithaelt Ge- schichten, Gedichte, Raetsel, urid Bilder. in der letzten Versamrrilunq lernte Wir deutsche Lieder sinqen. Schriell verqehen die tueht und vierzig Minuteri, so class wir seiteri Zeit finden, uns zu vertagen. :qw-ve.. f .wmvmw igxwfymm zwvg, wg-yn - fy W K, 'fi' .F M at of Q. bl il 1 WH iw.. mmf-., W- az: rwiiwiiii-yi1.4 uminmm 'H-mwmu .inmwn S.: mi-mu L1 Sl NEW DEAL HISTORY CLUB STANDING-R. Weiss, F. Shirra ar desk. FIRST ROW-B. Sorenson, L. Sfevenson, D. Abraham, M, Rernke, J. Seaie. SECOND ROW-J. Diliencourf, E. Wid- mer, F, AppTegafe, M. I-Times, M. Hens- qen, F. Dubuque, M. Finneran, R. BroA sene. THIRD ROW-L. Pape, R. Fisher, C. Kreh- Lviel, J. Hughes, B. Peffif, W. Reirh, R. Mack, R. Schwenker, R. Weiss. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Herron, E. Ousley, H. Tafe, R. Sherrie, R. Poweli, M. Minces, R. Cokely, W. MacGowan, C. Block, D. Paul, C. House, T. Tucker. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEFT TO RIGHT-J. Sfreih J. Orig, G. P!-iiflips, A. Magee, E. Spicer, B. Peffit, J. Taurrnan, M. Adams, V. Horton, A. Reikwood, R, Harferiian, B. R. From- meyer, F. Gosknes, B. Meeko, A. Mar- Tirielli, B. Giesike, M. B. Conner, R. Gearey, L. Marhias, W. Ciark, Ruih Kyie, R. Gregory, E. Hidden, B. Al- rnand, M,Whar1ori,J. Kemp, M. Schick, M, Calerdine, L. Schatz, M. Rernke, M. Baader, J, Applefon, J. Rupp, D. Whife- head, B. Winspear, R. Durbin, A. Biech- Ier, F. Whiie, J. Crouse, B. Rippey, E. Frisard, C. Albrechf, F. Hiqhf. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE LEFT TO RIGHTAW. Wood, E. M. Diack, Miss Sfreii, J. Seay, J. Jordon, V. Meier, K. McKeown. 86