Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Qwwwg Q , I Xi 42590 Qibsgivs ff ,, 5 I fffffTff'U2 Q X THE CHYSTAL Vo1.21 1951 The Annual Publication of CLAY HIGH SCHHHL offewmfd 'llze nieinhers of the stall present the twenty-lirst edition of the CQrysti1l to the students and faculty of Clay High School S This edition is dedicated to the Silver Anniversary of our school. XX'e wish to express our gippreciiition to our vi'orthy advisor, Miss Lois Bickelliznipt, for her invaluable guidance in the prep- 2ll'1ll'lUi1 of this zinnuiil. JAMES o'B1uEN D e ri z 6 az iz 0 72 We, the members of the Crystal Staff, take great pleasure in dedicating this 1951 Cryrtal to our new but very able principal, james F. O'Brien. We, who were lucky enough to be under his authority in grammar school, know what a loyal friend and able administrator he is. His has been a steady upward climb until we, as members of the Clay High student body, can say we are very fortunate in having this young execu- tive as our leader now, and we hope for many years to come. It is with this dedication that we wish Mr. O'Brien all the Luck O' the Irish. 4 W? pf' I ly tlg r f X X k Hx ix N-'fxvi-grwaya X, yd X 1 , 'wa xx I CVQX Q- -5 f I' .nv S- Z' W 1,5 45' ' Q ,uv , 1 ' X ., .' ,ff Nz abehq ' 'ul-flla-.,nflll4 ,'59 i' K 1:25 QR fe ADM I N i5TRfXTlON Bmw' of Ealzzmtion F mv ,1,,. X V .. iffy? gg 'ffm V 1 i 1 M CARI, Rsaixf j. I-AW'RENClE FISHER MRS, JOHN TEN Evcjx gy 'mf M3-,K fVIII,'l'UN SXVANSUN CARI. A111-QIQRMAN Eawocm SHANKS Pzwidwil., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, C nfl Reif Vire-Prwiufelfl ,...,, ,...... J . L. FiShCf Ciori ,.., , ,..., Erwood Shanks 513 Vw Mlm. I-DOROTHY SAND1-iks ELNA WIFMEYER ANNIE MACPHERSON fflvrl- s 'vrl1 fffvrk 6 Aalmmiffmfion J AMES O'BRIIEN HAROLD RYman 'f 2!VN Cflllllfj' SIlf7L'l'f11fL'lllfUI1f JOSEPHINIE FASSETT 5llp6l'I'f,f0I' of Ol'6.Qflll T011'11,rlvi1D 55110011 7 BRUCE E. BERKEY B.S. in Ed. University of Illinois Industrial Arts V fv'f .4 ' if A l.OlS BICKELHAUPT A.B. Otterbein College Latin English BESSIE B. BODLE B.S. in Ed. M.A. Ohio University Science ROSE S. CAMPBELL A.B. M.A Ohio University Spanish French English VUILLIAM P. COONTZ B.S. Findlay College Commercial Arithmetic Coach JV, , fi' Xl :lf ROLLAND COX B.S. in Music Otterbein College Music T, R. FEDERICI B.S. Findlay College Coach Physical Education DALLAS G. GREENLER BS. in Ed. A.B. Ohio Northern University MA. Columbia Mathematics ICIEVERLY W. HENSEL B. of Ed. University of Toledo Art DALE HEPLER J BS. in Ed. l University of Toledo Social Studies F l JANET M. HINZ B.S. Ohio State University M.A. University of Toledo Public Speaking Everyday Living Dean of Girls ORPHA HOSACK B.S. H. Ec. Western State Teachers' College Vocational Home Economics TENNYSON G. HUYCK B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State University Commercial ELEANOR JONES B.A. University of Toledo Social Studies MARY S. MAHONEY B. of Ed. University of Toledo Physical Education FERN R. MORSE A.B. Michigan State Norma University M.A. University of Toledo English 5 GEORGE MORSE B.S. in Ed. University of Toledo Industrial Arts ' X ' 2 CARL E. 'HCCA B.S. Purdue University Ph.M. University of Wisccmnsxn Science HAROLD R. POTTER A.B. Ashland College Physical Education Dean of Boys RODNEY W. PYLE' BS. in Ed. ' Wilmington College Social srutiiesl 3 fl .N it ' l . in N' xv R, li, RADIZR HSC. Ohiu State University Vocational Agriculture RALPH R. RUNYAN B. of Music Miami University fs-7 Ji Music K' JV . ki 4 Q 1 U DORIS SCHNVALBE B.S. in Ed. University of Tuletlu English XVANDA TRO1VIBI.lfY HS. in Ed Bowling Green State University Commercial MARGARET XXVILES 15.8. H. EC. University of West Virginia Home Economics 10 ' '75 MM- if 6 lgay i MARLENE ADAM Beauty o od. 0' PHYLLIS WON I ,ree m , t Jpeak litzle, pf y , W U, . q Us 9 PATRICIA ANN ANSPACH ' Af merry ax Ike day if long. ox ROBERT ARMSTRONG Hif friendly .rmilex are wel- ll rome e1'eryu'bere. 70 f W , fl ll! 51 W, fl B AU Y USSEN A le de ,r of kimZ'l2e.r,r, lil zz' di of love. SENIORS -mx L, by , I Her 11 Lf f el' ber GLENN TCil mmanzzp lf pi X P KW ll I 4 'nau- NINA BEALE We are all born lo love. DEAN BECKMW An looney! if7?ar1'.r word if lm amz.-. l x, 1.5 ' K,' V I MARJORIE BEICHTER forever. 4 ef f'- JANET BELKORER W'ell uenyea' in llae wifely arte. 1 ,XX A fare of beauty ix 4 jay boure je 1 fi 5 ffl' X 46 M,,,ufW ot mg great wa: ever arhzered without enthu- Jian K' DON BOOS I think, therefore I am. GEORGE BOWERS The only way to have friend if to he one. , V ubmw pl LESTER BRENKMAN Z1 The busirzen of life if to far. jp A MJ f V' 'cf' FREDERICK BROWN Wfhere there'f mufic ther cazft be minhief. E Xia! W A KENNETH BROWN If you would rule the world quietly, you mutt keep it amuxed. ,f cl,,,1L.fl f . 1 ' if? 'Q 4 lm., BARBARA BRUCE A dainty, prim, illlflldfltldlf little min. WJQWW MELVIN CONNOR A little noftfeme uou' .md then i.r relirhed by the ufife men. f0?VTlS9S'Wf G29 GLENDA COUSINO Pleamre ix one of her com- lhmionr. Wk MYCEDA, He will .mn'eetl,' for he he- lieve.r all he Jayf. SENIORS KENNETH DARTT My dwfm' in fu get lu lfy wwf nf uf! f!7jlIlQY. sHlm.r2Y DIENNIN ' Q CIHIINIIHI .www fl .VL'l1'L' I fill 1' W PAUL DOXWNEY Sffulllk U lflfc' IJ'fuzfr11l1'i bm! mfr!-1, 1 o fu gf!! qcvuy Ax DIOANNH Hur L IIILIIIIILVN. Aff zwlw mu' .1JmiruL!. IUVSSELI. IQDVVARDS Gnu! fvwmr A ,Qundmpfw Jnzf z1'iaJum rfnzlbiuwf. SENIORS 403 W WNW W sf V Q wW ,f B A good li.flu11e'r is jwfflzlar I- ,,. I -4. A 'K' LIU! VVILLIAM FRIGMANSKI SL'lf-1'fllIfib!t'I1t'L' I1 IDL' ffm! reqlmilu In 41 gran! under- X Q O- ass' JERRY GENTZ Self-Ifufl is the fry! renal of .1'11rfe,r,u. SHIRLEY GIBSON Size lllzlflil Ill! Ji fame u'i1f2 m1e'.m NMHQ I 1 thingy. 4, L'-fl af W KENNETH GIESE Good people .fbllllld frrai,r1:d. A , 2 1 , I.. HERBERT GILLILAND Silwzre is ulreuglh. pf ,WW GEORGE GILLMAN For me there ix no .fufb df Hl'!l71'l,U.- 'J 42 17,01 !, Lfyfvllfvyiifyfl X ERMA HARRIS I, A .rlill .rmall wife. Apyglfy Y g W ly I JA is HARTMAN V h ' N Xlqlzsea' an idle moment lan! X ?lJ1'Iif5y' aml thoughtful of I Nw Q X 0ll7E1'.f. my I g Cm' M' If I MESS Wil N if X . I I 1 D 1 ROI. ,NNINGER ' e if a light. -. A A f X I 'r y , Wx I N fy UA LL X N bi xx R X 3, ANN HORNIK Slse drenex to please olberr, , Vw- Z . 4 1 I I 1 I A co 1 HORVA H 1 ori I harmony of lififfelf HELEN HUDECEK Variety ir lbe Jpire of life. 1 - M.- I f a MADIELINE HYNDMAN Alu'ay.r feenf but hardly erer beard. . ,R ' lg JZVVIQLL r1x.,0'+ - .5 ,lf ffl 12 '57 Z y lf yyymba ff ' , U AWK J L M My ROGER JOSEPH The happy man if be who kfzouxr the world, f fl ' 1 RICHARD KKCHMARIK I love life and I would na! 1l'dlZl to leave it. GERTRUDE KLICKIWIAN If you tlaink I am a woman of one lalent yazfre mii- raken. -4 DELORIES KNAK ll ho.re fare if rhix, .ro 7l1ll MARGARET KNITZ A penny for your thoughtf. ffifj' mg 5-J. .1 W6 BARBARA KOESTER Silence it one great nrt of t'0l1l'61',fdli0l1. 7' - ff lqff' .Mod LEONARD KRAUSS My thou htx and I e of? another fld. IXIARILYN KRIEG I laugh and do e my way through li . JCM cliff GI? GIANN UCERA e eyef avj the pearl.: of 1- ge fare, - vjfvx LARRY KUHN Hi: .mying um: Lire and let life , I fl nf? xv fb 1 Q fix Al I 'JA' Al l rzffi, 0 , , , v.-Y ' THEODORE LACOURSE 'Tix true that good-will make! intclligeazce. don. NANCY LANNING S miliug t111l'tlj'.f.' DON LEONHARDT Proper wofdx, proper placex. SENIORS YVILLIAM LEVUINSKI Polifwzexv gow far. K P f'f M 3 x, obo!-ff ! U 7 ON , 2-.' f ROTJAI- l.OSIE V K Mmic' i.1 lfw lllIfl'L'l'H1f hm in , . gllflgc' nf .411 lllclllbjfllf. UV M 9 xW W Lf Gf jACK LYONS Ha dmnn :ml only fill!! llw jwf, fllll IM' fkllzgfv, lrxn. O'E IVIARS Life ix L1 mn fN1f701'fzIl1f N flving lo ml! ,aefirzmly ubonl. 5 W WN K , 'JRo MCCROSKEY I will find J :my ur wake U nm SENIOR! N 1 I J IQLX- 'f V fff ow ' JOHN MCDONEI. I nmie lm prwzziram and fl7U7'0ffI7'L' bare' wmlc In per- furlfz. xl HJ X xx X SHIRLEY Mi LEN W The jlilxill' lk Yyvni' UIIIIL YQ N, HDI' W xx X0 X., X X . .NJ X XxJ Q J QXW 4 F ' ,rpm Pr X' . 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LILLIAN STOYCHEFF Remlred to be myrelfl DAVID WILBARGER The rule of my life IJ to 4 A I 5, ', make buffuevj I1 pleaxure, 'ff KL' - Mit Q' C L plermn' my life. in 'md I 'C Cd 4 fifflo 'jflfi P ggq 'CQ' 'ffyzf fwff I if ,KQV-af 'W .Iv ,.Q,,41g'f6 :c.c?ccfvry:2, Q' ffl! F ,,' ff., mfzg 4 I 5 1741 C N JANET TANK Sileufe if a foe jewel for a wornmz. I Q I I 'LI' . WU' 'YI ,L ,M I I, Q . KU'-47 I PATRICIA TEN EYCK I am newer ,ro happy fn when I um dreued up. A I I JI If AJ WJ vfppjifvf , J, jjx 'X CV 'I533 I' EUEEN VHLER IBC JL Impouible if a word ufbifb f ' I I rzerer my. jANIiT XVAGNER A zmrm rbeerful Denon- olily. Q ' I Nfl-wbjgf GLAI5YS WISE Haw good il if ia life. HERINIAN WOI.F Afk me no qzlevlinllx 1111.1 I'll tell you rm Wu. KJ' WlI.LlAM YYOLF Slmnge to the world, be wore a bafkfnl look. f n ' I I I ' . Q ,L 4 I ,ac J Elf' X 4. C ' I 1 ol 1 I I NANCY WOLF Lillle may I !1Jk,' my ufantr .fre few. SENIORS Jxt X t 1 It f x 'W jljfw,,- . f .Y t, dk W . A if--' 1 sl ,mt i f 1 ,L m, -H' ,sf 530 he E 1 . ' X t - ,A lg 1 . , X tt. X x Nut in the picture. Willitxni Hurtbalrgcr, james Reihle, Dunne Stahl, Fulkcrt Siuts. Fulkcrt Sluts is zum exchange student from Germany, His purpose in coming to thc United States is tu study farm- ing methods used here which he hopes tu use in Germany. SENIORS ROBERT WOLFE Edlltlllfflfl zzlabex llnf man. ESTHER YEUPELL Silewe it more elrzquezzl fhan u'0rd.r. MARVIN ZIETLCDW A good laugh ix ,r1m.rl9ine iz 41 bume. ' , L'-fl! fA' paul- Q- f h , XR I 1, W, us-n,,1--N-L. ..f . p JV,7 WfL71f1f'f7?? ? - V A V f2,. , 41 V gif-4 I DONALD ZUNK A 7714111 of good ,l6'!I.l'E' and llllllltf refzmu. Senior leur WZ!! We, the Clay High School Graduating Class of 1951, being of sound mind and body, do hereby place in trust with the archives of Clay High School our last will and testament, forsaking all others made by us from this day henceforth. I, Marlene Adams, my quietness to Nancy Ulrich. I, Phyllis Albertson, my getting out of fourth hour study hall to Joan Niederhauser. I, Patti Anspach, my singing of All My Love to Barbara Adkins. I, Bob Armstrong, my harmonica to some windy sophomore. I, Audrey Asmussen, my long fingernailslto Carol Bell provided she will keep them polished. l, Glennis Batch, my Glee Club robe to LaVonne Alexander. I, Nina Beale, my crutches to anyone who can learn to walk on them. I, Dean Beckman, my seat on bus 4 to Carl I-Iudecek provided he will flirt with the girls. I, Margie Beichter, my fast polka steps to someone who will keep them lively. I, Janet Belkofer, my blushes to Donna Babcock. I, Jim Bolton, my football technique to John Rose. I, Don Boos, my soberness to Annette Kohn. I, George Bowers, my neat argyles to Barney Gladieux. I, Lester Brenkman, my scientific ability to Janell Decker. I, Fred Brown, my patience to John Fisher. I, Ken Brown, my getting into trouble days with Miss Jones to Donnie Potter. I, Barbara Bruce, my knowledge of English to Sharlene Mominee. I, Melvin Conner, my appeal to girls to Ray Heintschel. I, Glenda Cousino, my disposition to Clifford Struffolino. I, Don Couture, my number 62 football suit to Glynn Oldham. I, Ken Dartt, my black curly hair to Bob Roe. I, Shirley Denning, my clothes I made in Home Ec. to Carole Tolley. I, Paul Downey, my collection of love letters to Letha Hillyer. I, Joanne Eberlin, my hard typing to Pat LaCourse. I. Russell Edwards, my trumpet playing to anyone who can take over. I, Fern Ellsworth, my intramural managers job to someone who can do a good job of it. I, Dorothy Fletcher, my te:hniquel' to get the man you want to Judy Smith. I, Bill Fouke, my cute little Plymouth to anyone who can fit in it. I, Sara Freshour, my sitting in the hall monitor's seat after class to anyone that gets as tired as I do. I, Bill Frigmanski, my shyness to Dick Plantz. I, Jerry Gentz, my extreme tallness to Pat Jennings. I, Shirley Gibson, my shortness to anyone who wants to shrink. I, Kenny Giese, my collection of rings to Barbara Hartsing. I, Herb Gilliland, my friendly smile to girls that look my way. I, George Gillman, my V.G.X. license plates to someone with those initials. I, Marian Gladieux, my share in the Olds to someone who will keep it in gas. I, Richard Gladieux, my neat shirts to Marvin Kontak. I, Harvey Greene, my towering height to Fred Simonis. I. Donna Hagedorn, my long blond hair to Frances Kucera, I, Charles Hall, my civics seat to Bill MacKinlay. I, Erma Harris, my office job to Bob Olsen. I. Bill Hartbarger, my quietness to Ken Lehman. I, Jim Hartman, my Buick I drive to someone who nc-eds transportation. I, Carrol Henninger, my sparkling eyes to Georgianne Stein. I, Ann Hornik, my sharp skirts I made to Norma Kohlhofer. l, Connie Horvath, my act of flirting with boys to any backward sophomore. I, Helen Hudecek, my art of arguing with Mr. Huyck to any Business Law student. I, Madeline Hyndman, my soda jerk job to someone with water on the brain. I, Roger Joseph, my dry wit to anyone who can catch it. I, Dick Kachmarik, my rides I give students in town to someone with a kind heart. I, Gertrude Klickman, my blond locks to some brunette. I, Delores Knak, my loose limbed walk to Jeannette Martin. I, Margaret Knitz, my shorthand ability to someone who can read the stuff. I, Barbara Koester, my poise to some scared freshman. I, Leonard Krauss, my love for sports to Joan Burdette. Senior CMU WZ!! I, Marilyn Krieg, my cute little laugh to some sour student. I, Georgianna Ixucera, my short haircuts to Virginia Rothenbuhler. I, Larry Kuhn, my passing notes in study hall to anyone who can slip them. I, Ted LaCourse, my broad shoulders to some weak looking individual. I, Nancy Lanning, my soft voice to some loud-mouthed freshman. I, Don Leonhardt,my nickname'fDucks to someone who can stay on topof the water. I, Bill Lewinski, my ways of kidding people to some hot-head. I, Ron Losie, my drum majors hat to a block head. I, jack Lyon, my art of sleeping in Latin American History to someone that can't sleep at night. I, Roy McCroskey, my hunting ability Qespecially during school hoursj to Bill Moran. I, john McDonel, my little black liord to anyone who can keep it running. I, Shirley Millen, my witty conversation to some corny guy or gal. I, Pat Mitchell, my good grades to someone who likes to sleep in classes. I, james Momenee, my clever remarks to Miss Bodle to jon Parton. I, Joseph Momenee, my neat pegged pants to Bonnie Mclntire. I, james Mominee, my slick driving technique to someone learning to drive. I, Carol Moran, my voice to Margaret Rettenburger. I, Bonnie Morgan, my ability for losing weight to I-Ielen Dick. I, Olav Okland, my flashy shoestrings to some dull-footed freshman. I, Gwen Oldaker, my sociology assignments to Josephine Helmke. I, Barbara Pancoff, my fancy hair-dos to Martha Breese. I, Oscar Peterson, my football helmet to Madonna jensen. I, XVynona Peterson, my hookie playing days to jim Iiouke. I, Sharon Peters, my good times at Wiilbridge Skating Rink to jerry Ricker. I, jim Reihle. my eating first period to some hungry person who can't wait, I, Don Robeson, my shyness to Dick Mitchell, who certainly docsn't need it. I, Bob Rohr, my cute jokes to anyone who likes to laugh. I, Roger Rose, my going steady to Barney Gladieux. I, jim Sager, my wads of bubble gum that I left under the desks in study hall to some bubble blower. I, Mary Ann Sanford, my staying home nights to study to jim XWitty. I, Ruth Schmidlin, my ex-boyfriend to Darlene Adkins. I, Henry Schumaker, my last name to anyone with big feet. I, Shirley Shaneck, my engagement ring to jean Pinson. I, Iiolkert Siuts, my ability to speak so many different languages to Bob Grosjean. I, Shirley Smith, my blond hair to Jeanne Duez, provided she will keep it that way. I, Carole Spewieke, my Soprano Voice to Donna Stone. I, Duane Stahl, my keeping company with girls to some lonesome soul. I, Tom St. john, my arguing with Mr. Pyle to someone who can win out. I, Lillian Stoycheff, my neat clothes to one who will follow in my footsteps. I, janet Tank, my last name to someone who can lill it. I, Pat Tenliyck, my high heels to some soft soul. I, Gene Veler, my small football suit to Bill Romstadt. , janet Wagiier, my good times at Marian's cottage to anyone who likes boat rides I, David Wilbarger, my shyness to Tom Holmes. I, Gladys Wise, my sweaters to some cold sophomore. I, Nancy XVoIf, my cooking in Home lic. to someone who can eat it. I. Herman Wolf, my neat build to Herbert Hubaker. I, Dick Wfolf, my constant talking to Drusilla Rossler. I, Robert Wolfe, my seriousness to Bob Kontak. I, Iisther Yeupell, my secret letters in business law to john Lehman. I, jim Zunk, my wavy hair to jack Myers. I Marvin Zietlow, my yellow sweater to Keith Mauter. v I Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above Senior Class of 1951, in the presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereto, in the presence of said testators, and of each other. Bessie Bodle Wiintlii Trombley Harold Potter 1961 Directory for Clair Qt 1951 of Clay High School TOLEDO, OHIO LASALLE 8: KOCH CLERKS Marlene Adams and Audrey Asmussen are clerks downtown, and they certainly get around. LITTLE FALLS, MINNESOTA GENERAL HOSPITAL NURSES If you get injured in a fall, Phyllis Alb:-rtson and Pat Ten Eyck, our nurses, you should call. BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA CARE BEAUTY SALON COSMETOLOGIST If your hair is fuzzy or fine, Margie Beichter can fix it so you'll not whine. ALLAMAKEE, IOWA DAY NURSERY NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER Nursery work is Nancy Lanning's line. In this field, she makes children mind. BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA ECLAlR'S BAKE SHOP BAKER People won't quake, when they see Nancy Wolf bake. LAKE SUCCESS UNITED NATIONS MEMBERS Don Couture and Kenny Dartt, too, are members of the U. N., and good ones are few. BEDFORD, INDIANA IVIARCH DEPT. STORE MATTRESS TESTER 'Harvey Greene is a mattress tester. Now he sleeps with none to pester. DEMOPOLIS, ALABAMA CONFIDENTIAL CHEMIST A research chemist must be smart. Don Boos really does his part. ' MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS PRIVATE RESIDENT DOCTOR Herbert Gilliland, a doctor's life will lead, hands out medicine to those in need. BALL, LOUISIANA SPRING TRAINING CAMP BALL PLAYER Bill Lewinski, who was good at Clay's baseball, to him the Cleveland Indians sent their call. RAINS, UTAH CONFIDENTIAL SCIENTIST Our scientist, Charles Hall, a studious guy, pulls rain right out of the sky. WEEPING WATER, NEB. PRIVATE RESIDENCE BASEBALL PLAYER Bill Fouke will not quibble, For in baseball he forgot You do not dribble. MYSTIC, CONN. STATE HOTEL PHILATELIST A philatelist is Duane Stahl, Soon he will have enough stamps To paper his wall. OXFORD, NEBRASKA PRIVATE RESIDENCE TANNERS Carol Henninger and Lillian Stoycheff, together, Design beautiful things made of leather. TROY. NEW HAMPSHIRE MODEL PLACEMENT MODEL Shirley Schanek was the Queen of Roses, Eor many photographers, She now poses. VIENNA, GEORGIA DANCE STUDIO DANCE TEACHERS Two Arthur Murray girls, Are Delores Knak and Margaret Knitz, Who are teaching us many of the new twirls. EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK. KIDDIE SCHOOL TEACHER Mary Ann Sanford, a teacher of quite a few years, Has patiently watched over many little dears. V SAUSALITO, CALIF. UNKNOWN SALESMAN Kenny Giese, a salesman, we've found, Has been successfulg for he never runs down. EUREKA, CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN ORPHANAGE SUPERVISOR Glenda Cousino came to see me today, Taking time off from the orphanage, While the children were at play. ROUNDUP, MONTANA GOLD MINE RANCH RANCHER A dude ranch owner is joe Momenee, Don't you think he looks cute Riding a donk-e-ey? MADAGASCAR UNKNOWN AMBASSADOR Folkert Siuts is a foreign ambassador From the far-off land Of Madagascar. 25 1961 Direcrwjyfazf Clam' Qf 1951 of Clay High 506001 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS NBC TV Dave Wfilbarger, an artist on tlte ukclele, Like Arthur Godfrey 'He plays 'Ukelele Lady. INSPIRATION, ARIZONA ESQUIRE Bill I-Iartbarger soon will have enough money from painting to retire. UKELELE PLAYER ARTIST WATERLOO, IOWA HANDXVRITING EXPERT Leonard Krauss at handwriting is good, For the police department, he finds their Hood RICHVALLEY, INDIANA Ann Hornik really gets around. As a model for Powers, she has gone to town. RUSH, INDIANA PRIVATE RESIDENCE George Gillman and Fred Brown are really on the beam, They really work hard on that hockey team. PICKENS, SOUTH DAKOTA PRIVATE RESIDENCE Roger Rose we line as an author of a book, Now he has to leave his telephone off the hook. FARMERVILLE, LA. PRIVATE RESIDENCE A scientific farmer is I-Ienry Schumaker, He has invented a new hay maker. LAKE, SOUTH DAKOTA NUIVIBSKLILL HIGH SCHOOL jim Zunk is superintendent of schools, A good man is needed, To keep us all from becoming fools. SACO, MAINE SHARPIES DRESS SHOP Marian Gladieux is working like a trooper, Her job as seamstress, I guess, Is really super. BRAINTREE, MASS. If you blow a fuse and cannot see, Call Dick Gladieux, Our electrician is he. PEEKSKILI., ILLINOIS Our gal, Sharon Peters, keeps tabs on And can piece our past together Bit by bit. BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA I saw Sara Freshour, of course We see quite a hit of her any more, Playing womens basketball, And does she run up that score. WESTWEGO, LA. Dean Beckman couldnt make up his mind, So we'll just wait and see what we shall End, VUESTON, WYOMING UNITED AIRLINES Shirley Gibson, as a stewardess for an airline, Is very convenient to us, You can ask her for a drink, aid, And even for the time. 'I'WIN FALLS, IDAHO PRIVATE RESIDENCE Helen Hudecek and Shirley Denning are certainly on the beam, They are working as Ll secretarial team. SEMOUR, INDIANA PRIVATE RESIDENCE A commercial artist is Carole Speweike now, For her, drawing is know how. TELL CITY, INDIANA jim Momenee, a judge is he, He will serve you for a fee. TOLEDO, OHIO Patti Anspach, who got her start on I-Ieidt, You can now hear her records, On Fly By Night. PRIVATE RESIDENCE PROFESSIONAL BLDG. our wits, FRESNO HOTEL PRIVATE RESIDENCE PRIVATE RESIDENCE PRIVATE RESIDENCE 26 MODEL HOCKEY PLAYERS AUTHOR FARMER SIIPERINTENDENT SEAMSTRESS E LECTRICIAN PSYCI-IIATRIST BASKETBALL PLAYER IINEMPLOYIZD STEXVARDESS sucaizrmoas COMMERCIAL Armsr jupcsia smciaiz 1961 DfV6Cf01'jlf0V C!a.s'.r QF 1951 QF Clay High School KEOKUK, IOWA PRIVATE RESIDENCE Nina Beale, who turned out to be a cook, Now makes a living on her own hook. BROOME, NEW YORK PRIVATE RESIDENCE Carol Moran, as an office clerk, Has never been known to shirk her work. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS PRIVATE RESIDENCE Bill Frigmanski, who had great ambitions, Is a blueprinter, XVith quite a few commissions. SODA SPRINGS, IDAHO PRIVATE RESIDENCE If you want to put on, here and there, a curve, Ask Donna Hagedorn, and Marilyn Krieg, A diet to serve. HERCULANEUM, MO. PRIVATE RESIDENCE jim Reihle, who never had the fidgets, Is now at the Sports Arena, Promoting midgets. POTTSVILLE. PA. PRIVATE RESIDENCE A housewife is she, That is what Wie predicted Glennis Batch would be. SUGAR, IDAHO PRIVATE RESIDENCE A dental secretary is she, That is what Barbara Koester has turned out to be. PLAIN DEALING, LA. PRIVATE RESIDENCE For a cottage so sweet, a cottage so fair, Call jim I-Iartman, and he'lI be there. MOMINEETOWN, OHIO CLAY HIGH SCI-IOOI. Erma Harris, an instructor in gym, Now gives girls exercises with vigor and vim, RADIO CITY, NEW YORK PRIVATE RESIDENCE Gertrude Klickman, as understudy for Dagmar, As you can see, Has really gone far. HOT SPRINGS, WYOMING PRIVATE RESIDENCE If something has gone wrong with your electrical fixtures, Call Bob Wolfe, He has plenty of mixtures. WALWORTH, XVEST VIRGINIA PRIVATE RESIDENCE Esther Yeupell, an assistant in part, Is in the Museum of Art. WALKER, TEXAS PRIVATE RESIDENCE Bonnie Morgan, at the new Union Station, Gives us our travel information. KANKAKEE, ILL. PRIVATE RESIDENCE Syndicated columns in the paper run Shirley Millen, the editor, Has them spun. BURNET, TEXAS PRIVATE RESIDENCE Lester Brenkman, at Station Eight, Never gets to a fire late. STONEWALL, TEXAS PRIVATE RESIDENCE Larry Kuhn, being an architect is his trade, Soon he will have his fortune made. VINALHAVEN, MAINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE Shirley Smith and Olav Okland are coming back, In a stage play made famous, Sign of the Tack. DRIGGS. IDA'I-IO PRIVATE RESIDENCE For Gladys Wise, her life is not free, She is very busy as a mother of three. 27 COOK CLERK BLUEPRINTER DI IZTICIANS PROMOTER 'HOUSEWIFE DENTAL SECRETARY REAL ESTATE BROKER TEACHER MODEL ELECTRICIAN ARTIST CLERK EDITOR FI RIEMAN ARCHITECT ACTORS HOUSEWIFE 1961 Directory for Clow Qt 1951 gf Clog High School RUPERT, IDAHO PRIVATE RESIDENCE COMEDIAN Gene Veler, our man so funny, Now tells gags for great sums of money. SEAFORD, DELAWARE CATER RACE TRACK AUTO RACER And jerry Gentz, what a driver, was he, Has he cracked up yet! Look in the records and see! AIREDELE, MARYLAND CAMPTON AIRPORT PILOT jim Mominee flies through the air, Risks his neck as an ace l'lyer, Yxfithout a care. XVARE, MASS. JEANS DRESS SHOPPE DRESS DESIGNER Now if you want some stylish clothes, just look up Barbara Pancolf, In 'Fashions and Beans. BOSTON, MASS. CANE'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS DEAN As dean of a girls' sqhool, for various reasons, janet Tank makes plenty of money In Boston, Mass.. in all seasons. BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY GEORGE'S BOWLING ALLEYS PROPRIETOR Stop at the bowling alley down the street. And George Bowers, the proprietor, you'll meet. BALDWIN, KANSAS PIERRES HAIR STYLIST Georgianna Kucera is in the hair stylist line, Wfe think she fixes us up just hue. BOSTON, MASS. BERRY SCHOOL TEACHER Barbara Bruce, a teacher of great renown, And do the children like her in Boston Town I I ! CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND NEW YORKER HOTEL ROLLER DERBY Pat Mitchell, our Roller Derby girl, Is giving the banked-track quite a whirl. FAIRVIEW, MONTANA cfo CANTOR TRIBUNE REPORTER Connie Horvath has been on the climb, For, with the newspapers, Contracts she has signed. MANOR HILL, PA. PRIVATE RESIDENCE INTERIOR DECORATING A fifty room mansion on the hill For decorating, Ruth Schmidlin sent her bill. BROKEN BOW QLD, NEBRASKA PRIVATE RESIDENCE HOUSEWIFE A housewife is she, That is what janet Belkofer turned out to be. UPBRIDGE, MASS. PRIVATE RESIDENCE ENGINEER Oscar Peterson an engineer has become, He tells us it is plenty of fun. CASH CORNER, N. -CAROLINA KLINE DRESSMAKERS RETAILER Wynona Peterson as a retailer is lit, And on this job she has made a hit. BANDANA, N. CAROLINA PRIVATE RESIDENCE MUSICIAN A team on the Field, cheering from the stand, And good marching music, From Russ Edwards band. INKSTER, MICHIGAN PRIVATE RESIDENCE JOURNALIST Dorothy Fletcher does journalist work, She never was one to shirk. TRUMAN, ARKANSAS BERMUDA HOTEL LAWYER Fern Ellsworth, a woman lawyer of fame, Soon all the world shall know her name. PAINT CLIFF, KENTUCKY PRIVATE RESIDENCE ARTIST Paul Downey paints billboards in the rain, Being an artist is really what they Claim. 28 1961 Directwgf for Clan 4 1951 QF Clay High School BIBB CITY, GEORGIA kenny Brown is a politician, you see, PARK 'HOTEL Ile knows how to express himself, doesn't he? IIASKETT, KENTUCKY PRIVATE RESIDENCE Don Robeson is now a basketball pro, In this field He has been proven not to be slow. CLEVELAND, OHIO PRIVATE RESIDENCE Bob Rohr is playing football for the Browns, Let's go over and talk with him, Before he goes in to get a rubadown. WASHINGTON, D. C. PRIVATE RESIDENCE Don Leonhardt, a speaker in the house, W'ell, he never was quite as quiet as a mouse. LOUDVILLE, MAINE UNKNOWN Ronald Losie, who always was a tiumpeter grand, Plays in Paul Loral's band. CCEANSIDE, CALIF. PRIVATE RESIDENCE Now! jack Lyon, a deep-sea diver is he, I wonder if he gets air sick while climbing a tree. FROSTPROOE, FLORIDA JANICK GARAGE john McDonel is out west, As a mechanzc he is doing his best. ZUMBROTA, MINN. PRIVATE RESIDENCE Bob Armstrong is part three, Of the Second Harmonicats, do you see! WRIGI-ITSVILLE, GEORGIA PRIVATE RESIDENCE Joanne Eberlin secretarial work does do, On this job she has Come through. NASHVILLE, TENN. FLEAGIE GARAGE Tom St. john and Dick Kachmarik are, you see, Mechanics for Fleagie Garage In Nashville, Tennessee. SUTTER CREEK, CALIF. GHOST TOWN HOTEL Herman Wolf and Marvin Zietlow have made a great find, They have become very rich as Cofowners of a California gold mine. BATTLEGROUND, WASH. Madeline Hyndman told me That raising children was fun. Do you agree? HAMMER, SOUTH DAKOTA Melvin Conner, a carpenter is he, lf your house needs repairs, Look him up in the city directory. CAT SPRINGS, TEXAS jim Bolton, a veterinarian, Takes care of cats and dogs, PRIVATE RESIDENCE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ANIMAL HOSPITAL But seldom does he cure blue ribbon hogs. PRIVATE RESIDENCE The firm of Uimj Sager, QBIIIJ Wolf, and fRogerj joseph, SWISSVALE, PA. Has just put out a new type of cheese. CROW AGENCY, MONT. Ted LaCourse is a private investigator. BUS. BLDG. Don't you think he would make a better pest exterminator? YONKERS, N. Y. PROFESSIONAL BLDG. Gwen Oldaker, a dental technician is she, If you have your teeth fixed, It is she you are to see. 29 CHEESE MANUFACTURERS if you please, POLITICIAN BASKETBALL PRO FOOTBALL PRO REPRESENTATIVE MUSICIAN SEA DIVER MECHANIC MUSICIAN SECRETARY MECHANICS PROSPECTORS HOUSEWIFE CARPENTER VETERINARIAN PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR DENTAL TECHNICIAN 672207 My The Family Next Door CAST Ulf CHARACTERS Rx1fhie'fTl1e Younger Daughter ,...,,,, ..,...,, ,,YY...,.4YY.........,,,, Ma Dibfzfe-The lfretful Motherm Iilzmlifze-'I'he Older Daughter, ,,,, , Pinky Da1'i.rf-Rutllios Shadow ',,Y,,, , Pu Dibfale-The Busincss Mun ,,,,, !jl!ll11J'fThC New Boarder ,,,,,,,,,,,,., Harry Mdl'fj1l'Tl1C Milkman, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Ullflj' Miltmfffflxe Unexpetted Guest .,r.rrr. Clfllffill Clrzyfw1fThe Important Guest ,,,,,,,,,, Mr. BjlfbfL'ff!l'lf'Tl1C' Stranger ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,fllrnjr 'lU11C'tl'7rI'llC Neighbor. ..,.,,.,..,, .........,,,,,,,,....,,..,,r,...... . Directed by Bessie B. Bodle 30 ,.....,Connie I-Iorvatlr Gertrude Klickman ,,,,,..Helen I-Iudecek ..,,,,,,.james Hartman e,,r.,.,...,Bob Wolfe .......,Eugene Veler ,,,,,e,,,,,et,,Roger Rose A,,,..e.Ruth Schmidlin ,m....Roy Mcffroskey ,,.t,t,Dick Gladieux ..,,e,Fern Ellsworth amor Play Bobby-In-Between CAST Mtlrgizrel-'l'l1e Oldest Daughter ...., , C'y11lZm1fTlie Youngest ,....Y,,,,,,,,, BflfJf1J Ti1C In-Between ,,Y,,,AA, Barfmrrz -The Mother ,,.,,,,,Y,,,,.,,, linlzwff-Tlie Father ...,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Miz:--Robert's Spinster Sister .,r.,,,,, , iI.1lll'L' Dwmlvlre--A Young Writer,, john lN'idf1yfA Utility Magnalte ,,,,,, OF CHA RACQTERS .xludy Smith ,Bernudine Lazenby ,.....,,,.TOlU Winkle .,..,Y,,'IL'21I'll1C Duez .,.r,,,George Brown .Gilbertzi Hofbuuer .....,...,.NC1ll Nelson Moran Mnrgene Polsdorfer ,Ray Xwinterlmlter Cfzrrzl I7ry4-A New Girl Next Door ,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Drrilqlvl Hr111.re11---Bobby's Pal .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,..,....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,.., ,,,,r . Directed by Mrs. Fern R. Morse 31 r Q ,, A . QQ N- 1, 'Ji .K Rkczrf if x A U .gawgm sm, ,lf-f A at 'AS A7 .,. 4 ,ASW fi x 2? zmiozf Clams' 1 ' r ' A 5 if 'Q' , vs My in 5 Q .-in 4 i I J, W I 'V ' A fy 4 , H K N, i X 5 -. ,, A , 4 y A 1 Q b , I . 'A' N Qwlxnwx AL? E X i V gp ir ,X 3' 5 f , f if , xx ,. ,.,., ' ,, S A gl ' ei L 4 S QX527, 9 2 W' AI . A f 3 .ggr t xr . Air., -fi , SL df' ' 1 Y ,, I fl- K' We 5 Q V U . M FK ,. A ill! 5 i 2? 4 Xwkf . l 1 ,WWQML if---g ' - f ' 1 ' A E 1' Q W 3 'I 'm i C, eff, gil, , ffg, Y .M ,W P' if 4 ' V, 4457 L -Q 5 i 5 5' .a ws ' I, X M T Q m,, 3 x CT? Rf! is , gf V V 9 Q55 3 A as fa M H . V V U V ,W 3 A N 3, X 3 5 Q- 1 - M. 2 I . M ' QQ' Q F A . W . E 3. , 3 YA h ' , ' I P -if f ff' K K U ' l - .,. 1 qi L. N. f N S f' 5 4 32 zaniofmr Raw Dick Achter, Barbara Adkins, Darlene Adkins, joyce Ames, Donna Babcock, Ronald Berry, Mary Bodi. Rau' Martha Breese, George Brown, joan Burdett, Clifford Bury, Ray Cedoz, David Conner, Rosella Cullum. Rau' Kenneth Cousino, Patricia Cousino, Rosemary Cousino, janell Decker, Edward DeWitt, Helen Dick, james Diefenthaler. Rau' Frank Dinoff, jeanne Duez, Tom Edwards, Theresa Eischen, Walter Ehrsam, Bettajoyce Row Rau' Rau' Faneuff, jane Fazekas. john Fisher, Mary Fletcher, Alice Gahler, Barbara George, Barney Gladieux, Tom Gladieux, james Goralske. janet Guminy, Don Haack, jeanette Hall, Ray Heintschel, Shirley Hickling, Gilberta Hofhauer, Carl Hudecek. Pat jennings, Eloise jordan, Pauline Klickman, joan Knak, Marvin Kontak, Norma Kohlhofer, Perry Buchanan. zmior Clam Harrow In September, 1948, Clay High opened its doors to a lively group of enthusiastic students. These were the recent graduates of Clay Elementary, jerusalem Township, Wynn, and Coy Schools-the embryo class of '52. To study or not to study was not the question then, but later on in the year' they found that their homeroom teachers, Miss Bickelhaupt, Mr. Needles, Mr. Schaller, and Miss Fulton, were united in their de- termination to educate all of them. This was quite a blow but most of them survived and went on to enter their second year. Class officers for the year were Tom Winkle, President, Don I-laack, Vice-Presidentg jeanette Hall, Secretary, and Ray Tuck, Treasurer. Representatives to the Student Council were Tom Gladieux, Ray Winterhalter, Charlotte Thomas, and Mary Schnee. Sophomores know that they belong The members of the class found their places in the various activities of the school. Under the united efforts of our school, class officers, Tom Winkle, President, Martha Breese, Vice-President, jeanette Martin, Secretary, and Ray Cedoz, Treasurer. We participated in many a school project and by collecting tax stamps were finally able to balance the budget. Home room teachers in our second year at Clay were Mr. McCabe, Mrs. Campbell, Miss jones, and Mr. Frey. Members of the Student Council were Tom Gladieux, Martha Breese, Ray Cedoz, Neal Nelson, Tom Winkle, and Ray Winterhalter. 33 fmioif CMU mei? E 2 1 f if Q Q f Q5 f ' xx ' f f fb! if A. livz. 1 ,, ,,:, W 3 Lf- gi i f ,. Z , A iii, S 0 N zlla gk 1 ,FF ,- if if , iii K 'M af .EA ,,, . K Q- x J ' I t F A in t A ig 3 V .., 2 A . .. , ,.,,,, A , , g . wtf, fm WW. ,, 4 . .X 'W ' . -Q ,, 5 ,X Q I QU , Q A ,ibl A N ' I 4 E f 5, 13 W ' bw-A iz' gi .. VM ?- W' wi A Q, -, A 53, Q3 Fi? L. '. 4 Q , In J 1-s- win , Q H f , , f ,... xy D 1 ,rw A f f , - A. , , 2 J.. E 2 y- 0 M Q ' ' ga W is ' ,L YQ X lg, wwf l x . , in ge t S x up .::: Q gx 2 ' 11' ,ff K ' .,..w,--.-W...--Q f A- Y ----- 7 R l w 1 1 IN' x :D E , 'f f ' + Q giimgu , ,Q 5 5 M Ehfisi affix Q fx wp ' 5 A 34 4 mf Row Raw Row Rau' Rau' Ro uf Row znziorr Paul Kohn, Pat LaCourse, Bernadine Lazenby, John Lehman, Fred Lohoschefski, Margaret Maier, Jeanette Martin. Bill Mauter, Don Meinert, Margaret Mclntire, Bill MacKinlay, Dan Moltlenhuuer, Sharlene Mominee, Margaret Moore. Bill Moran, Neal Nelson, Joan Niedcrhauser, Ella Mae Nightingale, John Parker, Shirley Pelc, Jim Peterson. Jenn Pinson, Pat Purdy, Margene Polsdorfer, Kells Pugh, Margaret Rettenb:-rger, Virginia Rothenbuhlcr, David Schenk. Jean Sharlow, Jim Siewert, Judy Smith, Jackie Soloman, Davetta Sondergeld, Henry Spring, Betty Lou Stamm. Georgeann Stein, Romce St. John, Donna Stone, Clifford Strulfolino, Charles Tank, Marilyn Traver, Marilyn Tober. Carol Tolley, Marlene Turnow, Clarence Walker, Walter Widiner, Tom Winkle, Ray Winterhalter, Jim Witty. zmior Mfr Hiftory Looking back now on our third year we End it crowded with many events, social and educational. In November, we gave our class play and the traditional Junior- Senior Prom in April. We Juniors also did our part in raising money for what is to be the biggest and best scoreboard in the G. N. C. Our class officers this year were Tom Winkle, President, Ray Cedoz, Vice-President, Jeanette Hall, Secretary, and Bill Moran, Treasurer. Representing us in the Student Council were Charles Tank, Gilberta Hof- bauer, Jeanette Martin, Ray Cedoz, Tom Gladieux, and Tom Winkle. One year away from graduation we would ordinarily be thinking about our future job or education. Times have changed since we were freshmen and Uncle Sam has new ideas for many of us. 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Sue Dishennet, Stephanie Doroda, Richard Eherlin, Janice lilling, I.inda lfmrnett, Linda English, Don son, Rose Ferrell, Judith Fisher, Bette Flainion. jim Fouke, Bill Frederick, Nancy Giles, Barhara Gilliland, Lewis Goodwin, -Ioy Gulish, Pat Gunther, ard Guy, Barhara Hale, Bexerly Harrell, ' jim Hartbarger, Shirley l-lenninaer, Donna Hooks, Robert Hosack, lileanor Hull, janet Huff, jake Geraldine Janne, Blair jones, Rohert jones. Frank Kachniarik, Laurence Kahler, Renamae Karow, Rohert Kiss, Annette Kohn, Clarice Kollarik Kollarik, Boh Kontak, Owen l..iCourSe, Helen Ladd. Bob Larnh, Kenneth Lang, Arnold Laurell, David l,ederman, Ken Lehmann, Nlary l,t-Lick, 'john Maier Martin. Glenn Mason, Boh Natile. irminan Fergu- Rich. Huss. , Steve ', lfmlna i 7616772671 Clary .v .- 3 f' .cg is A' ' Q . eg 5, - ff - .X R. M' 1 'fl 4' A ' . ' fr' if, is 'SQ' '13 M M ,r T c 4 H , i L A Ylf, l '14 ' ' . . ' K fs .. 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R.lCl'IClSLlI'gL'lll1f, Donna1S:1yen.CecilSchalcht,.lea1nneSchenlx -Ioe Schenk, Leo Schnee, Roheit Scliw.unherge1'. Diane Seeger, Shirley Shrink. Curl Sl11lI'lUVV, Clayton Sherman, Edith Sliinriver, Shirley Sihlwerson. jczxnnc Singlur. Owen Smith, Tum Smith, ,lennie Snyder. Rose Sochai, Shirley Sprultllin, Shirley Strihrny, lim Struhle, lirmil St. john, Dolores St. john, Marry lfllcn St. john, Ruyinoncl'St. john, Put Schwartz, Ray Swope. I Beverly Tank, Rose Tainlc. Gerailtline Thomas, B.ii'hi1i'i1 T1 her, Nancy Ulrich, Wfriyne Vincent, Nancy Whlgner Iiilrlie XX'g1rcl, Burl XX'41termi1n, lilenore Weicliiiizln. janet Wfeinieyer, Bctty Wfhite, Dean Xvhitney, Betty Lou NX'ithey, Alice Wwilt, .luck Wivlf, liolw Yeupell ,lim Znvzlc, -Lick ZlINIUl'l'lllilI1, lime Zunk. 550191201720 re Clary History Shortly after school opened, we sophomores, who now were familiar with the high school program, elected our class officers as follows: President, Bill Romstadtg Vice- President, jim Mercerg Secretary, jill Rideoutg Treasurer, Virginia Ganues. Student Council Representatives were Bill Lamb, Bill Freshour, Bob Bolton, Barbara Nelson, Virginia Gladieux, and Elaine Carter. A new project for the Sophomores was the Executive Committee made up of two persons from each home room. They were: LaVonne Alexander, Glenn Cedoz, Bill Romstadt, jim Mercer, janet Huss, Virginia Ganues, jerry Ricker, Rollie Diefenthaler, Ann Stith, and Bill Lamb. Guiding us this year are our home room teachers, Mrs. Campbell, 103, Mrs. Hensel, 1g Mrs. Mahoney, 23 Mrs. Wiles, 100, and Mr. McCabe, 102. Freshman Clary History On the fifth day of September, 146 freshmen entered a new and strange world, Clay High School. We had the same troubles and were laughed at just as every fresh- man class in history. But before we knew what had happened the terrihed look had left our eyes and we were walking down the halls with a big grin on our faces. We had just realized that we were a big part of this new world. Our officers were: President, Ronald Nusbaumg Vice-President, Eleanor Weiclr- mann, Secretary, Carol Rideoutg Treasurer, Drusilla Rossler. Our executive council consisted of the officers plus jim Brown, Mary Ann DeCant, jake Huss, Blair jones, Frank Kachmarik, Bob Lamb, Barbara Rouiller, Marilyn Sargeant, and Janet Wiemeyer. The members elected to Student Council were Dick Mitchell, George Russ, jean Schenk, Clayton Sherman, Ray St. John, and Eleanor Weichmann. Miss Bickelhaupt was class advisor. Her assistants were Mr. Coontz, Mr. Hepler, Mr. Huyck, Miss jones, and Miss Schwalbe. 40 QQUIZG T5 X L 1 XX JM X their I: Roy McCrosl4ey, Ray Cedoz, Bill Lewinski, Tum Winkle, Clayton Sherman, Bill Freshour Bob Bolton. lieu' J: George Russ, Don Leonhardt, Tom Gladieux, Bob Armstrong, Bill Lamb, Bob Wrllf, Raymond St. john, Mr. Morse, Run' S: Dick Mitchell, Elaine Carter, Jeanette Martin, Gilberta l-lofbauer, Patti Anspach, Virginia Gladeux, Barbara Nelson, Eleanor Wfeichman, jean Schenk. Student Council OFIWCERS I'n-iideul .. ,,,,,, .,,,,,. ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B 1 wb Armstrong Vin Prcfiiderzf.. ,,,, ,,,, ...,,. R 1 vy McCrnskey 5'trnf!.1ry ,,,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, J e annette Bfartin Y'1'e.1.v1fi'w', .,,.....,,,, Bob Wcrlfe Acfrjiur ,,,, ,. .,,,.. lvlr. Morse This year the Student Council functioned greatly in helping the faculty supervise extra curricular activities. They sponsored the noon recreation program, many excellent and worthwhile assemblies, line pep meetings. set up an efficient hall monitor system, ran the lost and found department, and sold ice cream during the noon hour to make up the Crystal clehcit. This year the Council began raising funds for a football scoreboard by selling candy and by starting The Dollar Club. On the social side the Council sponsored many fine dances. Also, following in the footsteps of last year, they participated in the Area Student Council meetings which were held monthly. 42 Vjfffdl Staff OFFICERS Editor'-ir:-Chief .,,,,.. ,,...,,,,. J ack Lyon fliinrhmf Edilm-i ,,,,,,,,,,,,A, ,,,, A urlrcy Asiuusscn Ray Cctluz, Roscllal Cullum, Kun Dautt, Aiiiilyzrzt Edilrn' ...,, ...A....,,.,,,,,,.,,,, B iirbauxx Brute l i Q -ICAIHIIC Ducz, john Fisher, burn I'l'lfSl1Ul.ll', fir! Edilfm. ,,,. ,Calrul Spcwcikc, Mary Cullum Gilhel-tu Hofhuucrl Null Nelson' Gwen Dpi.-1. ,,,, T , ,Par iwinfiwii, Fern Ellsworth Oldllkvf- Difk Pllmfl- Hwy Svfims. Ad -. , M' B' k 11 ,lamet Wfilgner, Kiiflirvn Xwiilcmlznk, Tom ' HHH' 'A A I 55 lc L mum Winklc, Ray Wfintcrliiiltcr, Sally Wist-i', This year as cvcry ytnr the CRYSTAL STAFF has tried its best to give to thc students 21 bigger and better annual. NVQ have all worlcctl hard and wc sincerely hope that it meets your approval. Ruiz' 1: Ray Cctloz, Mary Cullum, Audrey Asmusssn, john Fisher, jack Lyon, Gwen Oltlaikcr, Pat Mitclicll. Run' J: Miss Bickcllmupt, Fcrn Ellsworth, Henry Spring, Ken Durtt, Neal Nelson, Tom Wiiiklc, Ray Wir1tcrli41ltci', Sara Freshour. Ruiz' 3: Dick Plimtz, B2ll'l7k1l'Ll Bruce, Carol Spcwcikc, janet Waigncr, Ruscllii Cullum. Gill-at-rtgi Hufbuucr, jcamnv: Ducz, Sally w iSCl', Kathryn Xvnlcndzilk. 43 Run' It Olav Oklrind, joe Zemnicki, Gene Veler, Roger Rose, Dropped, 'Gwen Oldaker, Davetta Sundeigeld, Shirley Millen, Barbara Bruce, Tum Bilang, -lon Parton. Ron' 3: Mr. Hepler, Gertrude Klickman, Sue Myers, Pat Mitchell, Audrey Asmussen. Dropped, lirma Harris, Carrol Henninger. Shirley Smith, Barbara Koester. Razz' S: Pat Tenliyck, Margene Polsdnrfer, Marilyn Traver, Gerry Wirrrike, Marlene Turnow, Mary Fletcher, Barbara Pancofif, Lillian Stoycheflf, Helen Hudecek, Pat Cousino, 'Ioan Dreier, Bill Szaho, Razr' JJ Georgianna Kucera, Dropped, Nanette Schmidt, Carol Tolley, jean Duez, Judy Smith, Dropped, Sharon Peters, Martha lireese, Connie Horvath, Barhara Adkins, joan Burdette, Fern lfllsworth, Shirley Gibson. rem and old 6lK6lLf6 STAFF lidilffr-iff-Cffvfef, , ,,,,,,..., ,,,,Gwen Oldiikei Blll'flllf,l.l Mrnmliger.. ,,,, ,,.Roger Rosa .elimrziile lidilffr-nf-Clm'f.,, ,,,,,,, ,, Gene Velei fjflflnj' Edimf '.,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,, ,..,,, S hirley Nfillen ,lil A.iim'ii1lri ,,,, lne Zemnicki. Dick Mitchell A.uii1i1ul CVIJXU' Edilfn ',,,. ,,,,,,,,,..., P at Mitchell 51111111 Erlilw' ,,,,,,,,..,, , ...,.,,,,.....,,. Barbara Bruce Eaflnizzlqe Edilrn' .,,........ ,....., B arhara Adkins AdI'il'IlP ',,. ,,,,,,,,..,...r.,,,.,..,...,,,,..,........ M r, 'Hepler This year our school paper got off to a flying start with a new advisor. Again this year the paper was helped by the Student Council in the financial department, but we are proud to say that we were self-supporting. The paper this year set up a definite staff which was open to any member of the student body. NVQ-3 hope you all found just a little fun either working on the stahl or in reading what the staff wrote. The only project which the paper sponsored was the Toledo Blade Clinic. At these clinics the members who attended were given regular press cards. The staff met every other Thursday for the purpose of receiving assignments and discussing improvements for the next issue. 44 National may ociefy Members of the National Honor Society are elected by the faculty from the upper one-fourth of the class. Chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school, these pupils accept the honorary status which should help them to be outstanding citizens. Rau' I Rau' 2: Roll' SJ Gwen Oldaker, Patti Anspach, Shirley Denning, D Geotgianna Kucera, Carole Speweike, Carrol Henninger, Barbara Bruce, Mrs. Morse Advisor. Olav Okland, Roger Rose, Don Leonhardt, Don Bnos. 45 Razz' I: janet Mcflaughey, jean Shank, Rose Ferrcl, Janice filling, Carole Riileuut, Burhiu'i1 Tnher Drusilla Russlcr. Shirley Henninger, Roxy Walltiwil, Run' 2: Miss Schwalhe, Carol Ruckmun. Rosie Tank, Shirley Benge, Linda Emmitt, jean Singlni' Bonnie Mclntire, -Iilnet Huff Rau' -2: Nanci Giles, Beverl' Harrel, Elennore Weicliiiiain, Bette Fliuniun, Irene Cnvus Nanci w 5 Ulrich, Eleunnre Huff, juily Fisher, Shirley Strihrny, Rachel Sargezlnt. Ve .fb Wm 71 Y- Teen .r OFFICERS Iffuiizferll ...,.,,., ,,... ,,.... E l ealnore Weicl1n1i1i1n Trf.u1n'er ..,., ., ,,..,..,, Irene CHVRIS lffce Prcrfdelzl ,,,,,,,, .,,...,....... N uncy Giles Chaplain .,,,,,,, ...,,. J unc-t MCCaughey SL'U'L'lpl1'j, ,,,,..,,,,.,,, ,.....,.. B nrhurzi Timber Adzimv' .,,, ..,..,.. Miss Schwnlhe 46 Q Sophomore Y- Tomo OFFICERS Preiidwzl .,,.,,....,,,,.,,,,.,...,,,,, . ..,,,,,. Jill Rideout l'ifo Pfelfdlflll ....,,.. ..Viri.:inia Ganues Serrrflwj ',.. .. ,,.,,,. .. ,,.,,,....,. ,.Kay Johe Treiriznw -...., .,,...,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. J 2 inet Huss Clmplrriu ..,.,,, ,,...,......,.,., ....A.. J 1 wan Buzzard RE'f7l'61H.'IlfrlljlL'-rlf-LrIl'g6 '...., ,...,,,, J oanne Konofl' Adrrilor ,,,,.............,A.A,,,,. ,,,,,,A, . .Miss Jones The club donated ten dollars toward the Scoreboard Fund. They also gave a Valentine Party for the children at the Lutheran Orphans' Home. Mrs. XV. C. Taylor. from the Y.W.C.A., gave a very interesting talk at one of the meetings. Moxies also helped to make interesting programs during the year. Ron' RUN' Ron' I.' Kay Jolue, Janice Schmidlin, l.aVonne Alexander, Jerry XVarnke, Sue Myers, Madonna Jensen, Dropped, Shirley Bates. 2: Miss Jones, Joan Buzzard, Janet Hnss, Ann Stith, Frances Kucera, Nanette Schmidt, Renee Toth, Virginia Ganues, Marian Jacquot. 3: Beverly Kine, Shirley Wnmlfe, Lois Bury, Joanne lionofl, Barhara Nelson, Jill Ride-out Rose Schaefer, Dropped, Betty Bucher. 47 Nun' I: Gladys XX'ise, Dorothy Fletcher, Marion Gladieux, Audrey Asmussen, Georgeann Stein Mary Fletcher, Margene Polsdorfer, Marlene Turnow. Sharon Peters. Phyllis Albertson Ruiz' J: Mrs. Mahoney, Pat l-aCourse, Mary Ann Sanford, Patti Anspach, Ruth Schmidlin, Nancy Lanning, Davetta Sondergeld, Marilyn Traver, Glenda Cousino, janet Wfagner. Run' 3: Fern Ellsworth, Joanne Fberlin, Carol Tolley, Bonnie Morgan, Marlene Adams, Shirley Hiclierling, Judy Smith, Martha Breese, Pat Cousino, Sara Freshour, Carol Speweilqe Gcorgianna liucera, Not in picture, Gertrude and Pauline Klickman. eww Y- Teeny OFFICERS l'rr.-idwfl.. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,, Sara Freshour Vim Premltnf .,,,..r ,,,.... G eorgiann Stein Surrefiiri .. ,.,.,, Fern Ellsworth 7T7'caIl1U'L'7'... .. ...,., Joanne Eberlin The Senior Y-Teens Club was active this year, starting out the year with a bake sale in November. This was very successful. In February we had a Valentine party among the club members only. The Sophomore invited the Senior Y-Teen Club to come and hear Mrs, Barber who spoke on etiquette and manners. In March our club had an Easter party for the orphans of St. johns Orphanage. On April si, the Senior Y-Teen Club had a style shovv in which the President of each Y-Teen Club and the Program Committee of the Senior Y-Teen Club participated. 48 w Senior Z- OFFICERS llrtiidezzl .,,,,.,..,.,,... ,,...,..,. B ob Rohr Vive Preiidwzl ,,,,.... ,......,,,, B ill MilUft'l' Serrenrrwr .,,,,...,.,, ..,,.,. G eorge Bowers 'l re.1.i1rrer .... ,,...., B ill Lewinski Clwplaizr .,,,... ,,,..,. H enry Spring Adriiur l,,,,. ,,,..... M r. Greenler The Senior I-Ii-Y started the year by initiating the new members. At the formal induction a representative from the Y.M.C.A. spoke to the members. The Hi-Y organized a basketball team and entered it in the annual tournament held at Central Y.M.C.A. They also played the Reserve Basketball team. They sent a C.A.R.E. package to some needy family in Europe with the proceeds from a basketball game with the men teachers of the faculty. They also sponsored two splash parties at the Y.M.C.A. and planned an assembly for the school this spring. Roll' 1 ' Donn Meinert, Richard Gladieux, Barney Gladieux, jim Komives, Bob Rohr, Forest Shank, Bill Fouke. Run 2 Roger joseph, Bill Lewinski, George Gillman, Carl Hudecek, jack Lyon, Neal Nelson. Tom Gladieux, Mr. Greenler. Ruu 3: Don Couture, Henry Spring, Roy McCroskey, Ken Dartt, jim Bolton, john McDoncl, Don Robeson, Tom Edwards. 49 Run' I: Boh Sainfoid, Bill Freshour, Bob Bolton, Don lXllCtlEfI'l'l1lLlSCl', Waiyfne Morse, Rolnnfl Diefenthaler, Keith Mziuter. Rnz1'.2.' Mr. McCabe, Phillip Breno, Boh Linnh, Frank Kuclimurik, Mickey Cliristialnscn, Bob Phillips, Donald Potter, Robert Kontuk. Kou' S: john Rose, Glen Oldham, Bill Lamb, Glen Cedoz, -lim Mercer, Boh Roe, Eugene Schucht. Keith Neal. zmimf Z-Y OFFICERS P1'6'.fil1'6'1lf ,,,...,.....,,.......,.,,,....,,,.,, ..,.,,. B ill Lamb Ifiw Prefidwll ,...... ....,..........,. G len Ceduz Ser1'ef.n'5 ',,..,,,,,,,,, . ..,,., Roland Diefenthaler T!'6cI,fZl1'5'1 ',,, .... ,,,,,..,,,.,,Y, B 1 vb Bolton Cbfipftiiu .,..,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,.., B ill Freshour Swgerzazt-.11-Armi ......,,..... Bob Roc 1'1l11'iVl7',, .,,,,,, ,......., M r. MCCz1hL The junior Hi-Y started the year by initiating its new members into the club. The Hi-Y also planned to Co-sponsor 21 dance with the Y-Teens this spring. 50 Cap and Dagger P1'1..'.lilfL'llf .,,, ...,,,,. , ,, A, ,,,,,,, Barbara Pimcurl Vibe P7'L'.lilIt'Ilf, ,, ,,,,,,,, Jeanette Martin Seri'efur'y ....,,,,,,. ,.,,,, G ilberta Hofbaiuer 7'7'L'pI,l'lH'L'I' A,,, ,,,,,,, l .illiun Stoychetll ,'id1'irr1r.. ,, ,,,,,,,, Miss Him The aim of the Cap and Dagger is to promote interest in dramgities. This year the club has met after sehool on the fourth Thursday of each month. The club consists el regular members and associate members. The assoiiate members, it in gooel standing, will become regular members next year. The members purchased pendants bearing the Cup rind Dagger emblem, The ztssoeiiite members were given pins. Razz' l.' ,lutly Smith, Murthu Breese, Connie Horvuth, Renee Toth, Niinette Schmidt. -llillllllt SlI1j.fl.lI', Carol Speweil-ce, Janet MeCa1ugl1ey. Ruiz' J: Miss Hinz, Carol Moran, Georguiiin Stein, Mary Fletcher, Bui'bz1i'u Puncoff, Murgene Polselorfer, Carol Henninger, Alvin Arquette. Run' S: Bernaitline Liizenby. .leunnette Martin, Duvettu Sontlergeltl. Pzltti Anspuch, Ruth Sclimiullift. Drusilla Rossler, Lillian Stoyelieff, Gilbertu Hofbziuer, ,leiinne Duel. Sl Rnu' 1: Roger Rose, Marcia Harris, Nunette Schmidt, jill Rideout, Carol Myers, Mary Cullum, Don Potter, George Brown. Run' ,Zx Miss Bridle, Dropped, Sue Myers. Gene Veler, George Bowers, Dropped, Mr. McCabe. Rr1zz',3.' Don Leonhardt, Olav Olalund, Don Lallendorf, Don Bows, Ray vUlIllCl'l'l2llfCI', Gwen Olduker. B20-Pby-Chem OFFICERS l'reiiale11l .,..,.,,,,, ,.,,,,r,,..,.,.. ,.,,,.,,, D on Bows Vin l'1'e.ii:Z'e'r1t ...., . ,,..,,.. Olav Oklzlnd Serrelmpy .. ,. ,,,,,,,, Gwen Oldaker Tf6tllllf?J' ..., ,,,,,.,r,...,..,,..,,.,...,,. R oger Rose Azhiim-w... .....Miss Bodle, Mr. McCabe Bio-Phy-Chem has been one of the most active clubs this year. Among these actix- ities were field trips. The club took a trip to the Infiltration Plant at Collins Park. This trip was followed by an inspection tour of the Toledo Blade. The main project of the year is the State Science Day. All members are supposed to contribute an indi- vidual project. The old members elected new members in November and installed them by tradi- tional ceremony on january A-1. 5.7 ,... Future makers Prciicftf III ,,,,..... l 'ire Fr Cl fzfefll ,,,,, l. S'ec'relm'-1 ,,,,.,....... .. Tre.1.i1n'e Sf10ll.lfH V OFFICERS BLll'l'1Lll'il Fmicc- Roger Rose .........joan Dreiei Marcia Harris ....Miss Bndle The Josephine liassett Chapter ot the Future Teachers of America has been a very active club this year. On Oct. 27, members ushered at the Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Meeting. Then on Nov. 9, with the assistance of the Clay High Mothers' Club, the F.T.A. sponsored Open l-louse. The purpose of this evening was to acquaint parents with the teachers. Toledo University invited us to attend their li.T.A. meeting Nov. 16. For a period of six weeks each Future Teacher observed classes at Clay Elementary. A few members have taught a full day in the absence of a certified teacher, and others haxe assisted the librarians. Other activities such as a Christmas party, dedicating the figurine of Miss Fassett which the 19--19 50 group sponsored, and discussions on college and professional ethics have made a complete year. Run' 1: Marcia Harris, Doris Acors, Barbara Bruce, Don Bows, Roger Rose, Sally Wise1'. Razz' 3: lWiss Bodle, -loan Dreier, Carol Myers, Gwen Oldalcet, Mary Cullum, Nancy Herrick, jane Reese. Not pictured: jim Siewert, Ella Mae Nightingale. 53 Run' 1: Alice Girhler, Shirley Millen, Helen Dick, Esther Yeupell, Jeannette Hull. Razr' 2: Mr. Huyck, Sl1.1l'lC'I1C lNlllIDlI1L'L', -login Burrlett, Margaret Knitz, .liinell Decker. Ruiz' S: Mgirgiiret Mclntire, Shirley Smith. Helen Hutleeelx, l'il'lN1i Hiirris, f:.Il'I'Kll Heuiiinger, ommeifcml Club Ul:lilCflfRS Prriidtul .,,,,,, ,, ...,,, Margaret Melntire life Preifrfwzl, ,,,,,,, Juan Burtlett SLL'l'4f.H'1... ,,,,, ,, , ,, , , ,,.,, ,,,,, J eunne Duez 'l'i4,1i1n'ti ',,, , ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, , jeilnette 'Hull l,ff1r.iri.r1zi,,.. , .Alice Girhler, june Fiizekars Adriwr , , . .,,, .,....,,. B lr, Huyclq The trim of the club is to promote interest in following rr business career. lt is composed of students taking coirimereiiil subjects. They award merit pins to the outstuiirling students in typing. bookkeeping, short hzinrl, commercial geography, ginrl business training. 54 Bible Club Pruizdenl ..,...,,.,,...,,,,,,,.,.,,...,,.,,,. Shirley Denning l ire Pnfridwzl ,,,,,... ,....,... C arol Moran Serre!.rr-y ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,........,,,, lv larcella Hall Treilrlrrer' .....,.. ..,..., H Ctty l.uu Denning Adriinr .,,,,, ,,,,,,..,,,,,,., M iss Fassett This club was organized on the requests of the students several years ago. A point system was adopted, which gave each member an opportunity to earn an award at the Honor Assembly. llafh year the club members raise money through various means, such as, sponsor- ing the annual Easter Assembly, and selling at the basketball games on specified dates. Every year the members leave the school a gilt. Ruiz' I: Barbara Robinson, Betty Luu Denning, XY ilma Reges, Shirley Brenner. Rau' J: Shirley Denning, Pat Mitchell. Marcella Hall. Nut picturerl. Advisor, Bliss Fassett, Cai-ul Moran. 55 Rau' I.' Dropped, Linda English, Dropped, Ed Wfard, Janice Schmidlin. Run' 2: Mrs. Campbell, Roger Giles, Hill McOwen, Dean Schmitllin, Joe Schenk. Shirley Pele. Ruiz' S: Bettajoyce Faneullf, Bob McDonald, Pat Gunther. Gilbert Revilla, Dropped. .fpamifb Club Pr'c'tIdc'!ZI l 'ire Pre St'l'VL'ft1l1'l ,,.,,,,,,,,, T1 4'tIl1ll't'l' . .,,, . 1'lrfI'fir1I'., Gilbert Revilla Dean Schmidlin ..Linda English .....,....Etl Ward Mrs. Campbell The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote a better understanding of Spanish speaking people and the countries they live in. The club meets twice a month during the regular club period. The program con- sists of Spanish games and songs, discussions of Spanish leaders and important people. and unusual features of the different countries. At Christmas time they learned to sing such songs as Silent Night , O Come All Ye Faithful , and jingle Bells in Spanish. Other songs they have learned are La Cucarachan, Las Gaviotasw, and Las Man- anitasf' Their theme song is Amapola. 56 French Club OFFICERS Ijruiidwzf ....,,, .. ,,.,.,,,,A ,,,,,,,, Nanette Schmidt Vice Preiidwzf ....,,,. Y,.,,.,,.,,,,. B arbara Pancoil Serrefilry ,,,,.,,.,,,.,,, ,,,,.,,,, IV l3ll'j.ZCl lC' Pnlsdorfel' Trm.i'111'er . . ,,,,,, ..,,...... S hirley Pelr Adrimr ,,,,... ,,,,., IN Irs. Campbell Points were given for participation in various activities toward earning the club emblemg for which the requirement was two hundred points, The emblem consists of the figure of a French Knight in blue on an all white background. French hlms were shown during the club meetings. French games also helped to make the meetings interesting. Rau' 1.' Rose Tank, Bettajoyce Faneuff, Frances Kucera, Nanette Schmidt, Mary Anne Deilant. Rau' 2: jack Myers, jim Siewert, Shirley Pelc, Dropped, Barbara Pancoff, Mrs. Campbell. Ru1z'3.' Dropped, Doris Acnrs, Margene Pnlsdurfer, Dropped, jill Rideout, Dropped, Shirley Benge. 57 Run' If Patti Anspach, Barbara Pancotf, .leanette Martin, Gilberta Hofbauer, Georgeann Stein Gwen Olclaker. Run' J: Mrs. Campbell, Lieorgianna Kucera, Marcia Harris, Doris Wilkii, Barbara Bruce, Carole Speweike. Run' 9: liettajuyce Fanc-ull, loan Dreier, lXl.irtha lireese, Carol Myers, Lillian Stoycheff, Droppecl, Sally XX'iser. Zemlefheam Literary Society The Zetalethean Literary Society, known as Zets, is a city-wide organization. ll has a Latin motto, Nihil sine laboref' which means, Nothing without work. The primary purpose ol- the club is to promote the literary interests of its members. The secondary aim is to teagh good fellowship, consideration of others. the value of co- operation, antl spirit. Girls are chosen for membership from those who have an A or B average in lfnglish ancl nothing less than a average in other subjects. The meetings are heltl every thirtl Tuesday of each month, Periotlical reports are given pertaining to authors antl their books. 58 a zmiorf Clmriml mcgue OFFICERS Cmzrnl ,,,,A, ,A,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,...A,,, Iv lnry Collum Pmelm' ,,...,, ......, G wen Oldukcr Srwipfrn' .,,, ,,,,,A.,,.,.,. J oan Dreiei' Qzrrzerlor ..,.... ,.,,A. ll wlalry Ann Sanford Spmzwr. , .,,,,, Lois Bickelhaupt The j.C.L. is composed of people interested in the Romans and Greeks. This year we earned what money we made through candy sales. Our Latin Banquet, now 21 yearly affair, occurred March 19th. April :ith we went on u tour of the Art Museum. May 12th the state meeting of j.C.L. met in Toledo at the Y.M.C.A. Our chapter served as host chapter for this meeting. Rau- I: joan Buzzard, Barbara Hurtsing, Gwen Olduker, Sue Myers, Gerry Wfnrnlcc, Nancy Bowers, LaVonne Alexander, Naomi Wzllton, Marvin Kontak, Mary Collum, Shirley Bates. Rau' 2: jerry Ricker, Renee Toth, Sally Wiserr, Nanette Schmidt, Frances Kucera, Doris Acors, Nancy Giles, Lauretn Clenclaniel, Dropped, Barbara Bruce, Marian jucquot, Miss Bickel' hnupt. Rua' 3: Pat Cousino, jonn Dreier, Bnrhara Robinson, Don Potter. Mary Ann Sanford, Keith Neal, Nancy Herrick, Wilma: Reges, Lois Bury, Joanne Konoff, Balrhnru Nelson, jill Rideout, Marcia Harris. 59 Ron' 1: Lewis Goodwin, Dean Wfhitney, jack Wsvlfe, Leo Martinez, Dick Plantz, jim Zavac, Jim Crandall. Rr1u'2.' Mr. Berlcey, Bob Sclwvamberger, Leon Debth, Ray Laliounty, Leonard Angel, Don Ferguson, jim Struble, Ray St. John. jim Babcock, Dave Conner, Chuck Schacht, jack Zimmerman, Danny Moldenhauer, Milton Boos. Roll' ,S I The members ode! Club OFFICERS l'n-rizfi 111 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..Danny Moldenhauer I'irv I 1'wi1Ii'11f i,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,...., Ray LaBounty Tri-.1im'w' ,,,,,..i,... ,,,.,,, D ave Conner Ad1'iiw1, ..,,,, Mr. Berkey Model Club is an organization established for the purpose of furnishing its with an opportunity of developing original and scientific ideas and techniques into construction of models, both display and working models. The The Contests are some use of competitive skills outstanding work is accomplished and work as such, Model Club's schedule is comprised of activities arranged throughout the year. with rubber band models, U-controls, free flight, glider, and jet propelled of the activities from which winners are elected and awarded for meritorious club work. 60 Aff! Club I5-eiidwzf ,,,,,,,,A,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ,.Dick Glaclieux Ilia' Preiidwlf ....,,.. ,,,,.,,,.,. B arlura George S6't'I'6l.lf'-1' ,,,,,,,,AA, , ,,...,,,, Virginia Glatlieaix TV'C'tllll7'L'i' ..,......,.. ,,,,,,i. G erry l.aCour5e SE'l',JjL'JlII-tlfrflVNU ,,,.,,,, B'Il l-larthargei' The Art Club for Crafts Clubj is composed of students who are sincerely interested in art antl who are willing to work. The club planned many worthwhile ancl charitable projects for the year. To start the year, they had a potluck picnic for the members and their guests. They are also making things for the orphans and the soldiers overseas for the Red Cross. Run' lx Donna Eggert, Rosalie Fizer, Nancy Guy, Celia Martin, Barbara Hartsing. Rau' 2: Vernon Snow, Olav Okland, Leonard Krauss, Kenny Giese, Dick Glatlieux, Mrs, Hansel, Ron' 3: Rosella Collum, Barbara George, Kenny Rock, Carole Flaunion, Pat LaCoui'se, Virginia Glaclieux. 61 Razr 1: Nancy Bowers, Donna Stone, Pat Ten Eyck, Mary Iles, Glennis Batch, Donna Hagedorn, Barbara Adkins, Kathryn Wfalendzak, Virginia Rothenbuhler, Nancy Wrmlf, Shirley Shaneck, Merle Groll, June Zunk. Ron' J: Mrs. Hosack, Mary Lou Zimmerman, Alice Wrilf, Marilyn Tober, Delores Knak, Carol Boardman, Barbara Hall, Mary Guminy, Ann Hornik, Roxanne Wfalton, Donna Mesteller, Margaret Meier, Josephine Helmke, Janice Murphy, Janet Belkofer, Janet Wfiemeyer. Run' in Shirley Sibherson, Donna Hooks, Mary Leuck, Darlene Adkins, Clara Burkett, Charlotte Thomas, Jennie Snyder, Nancy Wfagner, Marilyn Sargeant, Stephanie Doroda, Barbara Gilliland, Mary Ellen St. John, Erma St. John, Joanne Reichard, Pat Jennings, Shirley Shank, Shirley Gibson. Run' 4: Shirley Shaw, Donna Sayen, Eleanor Hull, Clarice Kollarik, Eunice Brown, Donna Babcock, Theresa liischen, Joan Knak, Pat Mulinix, Carol Bell, Alice Ledbetter, Shirley Hartenfeld, Virginia Hartford, Sue Dishennet, Marjorie Beichter, Betty Stamm, Jean Pinson, Norma Kohlhofer. lluzl' 5: Dianne Seeger, Pat Chetister, Barbara Rouiller, Mary Seifke, Doris Wilkal, Georgetta Yard, Donna Crane, Rita Binkley, Janice Poflienbaugli, Julia Cutcher, Rosemary Cousino, Jean Sharlow, Sidney Williellii, Pat Purdy, Shirley l-luss, Janell Decker, Berle Groll, Elaine Carter. Not in picture: livelyn Carpenter, Peggy Dearsman, Edna Martin, Delores Turner. Faye Presley. F. H. A. OFFICERS Pftljdlfllf ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Barbara Adkins liii-,rl lfirt P1'c'ljdL'IlI ....,,,,,, Kathryn Wfalendzak Second Vice P7't.'.lid?1If .......,..,..... Glennis Batch , , . Secrfltlrui ,,,,,,,,,,.. .,.,,,,,,,, V irginia Rothenbuhler Tretzilnw ',,. .,,,,.. . .. ........,..... Donna Hagedorn Przrlirwzcffzlmiufz ,,,.,,, ................, N ancy Wrwlfe Hiilrfriilu ....,,,, ..,, ,,,.,,,, S l 1irley Shaneck fltIlI'jl'fH' ,.......,,,,. ,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,...,,.. Iv lrs. O. Hosack The Future Homemakers of America Chapter is for girls who have taken one year ot' home economics or are enrolled in home economics. This chapter is again the largest with eighty-four members. Some of the activities are: serving at the athletic and F.F,A. banquets, two-county rallies, F.l-l.A. - F.l7.A. dance, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and F.H.A. camp at Camp Muskingum. Again this year they received their Award of Merit from the State for outstanding achievements. The Clay Chapter has been very successful, thanks to their advisor, Mrs. O. Hosack. 62 Future Fmfmerr 0 America OFFICERS Prwiderrf ...,,.,,A.,,,,,.A,,A.,,.,.,,.... ,lames Diefenthaler Vice Praridwfz... ,,,, ....,,A H enry Schumaker Seifert-:ry .....,...,. .. .,.,...,,. Clifford Bury Tretz.r1w'e1 '.., . ...,........... Kells Pugh lleparter ,.,,.. ,,.... F rel Loboschefski Swnifzel ,,,,,,, .......,. ,I ames Wittyf Ad1'i.l'0f .,.,.,..,............,,,,,...........,,,,.,... R. B. Rader' The Future Farmers of America is a large national organization sponsored by the U. S. Office of Education under the direct supervision of the National F.F.A. Associa- tion. The aim of this organization is to promote leadership, cooperation, scholarship. thrift, citizenship, community allairs, and to develop better farmers. Some of the activities of the Clay Chapter are: contest in pest control, livestock and poultry judging, public speaking, farm ship, agricultural engineering, meats, a parlia- mentary procedure contest and a Parent-Son Banquet. Members display projects at the county and state fairs. They attend the state and national conventions, participate in district activities, and attend the F.F.A. camp. Every other year the junior and senior members attend the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Rau' I: jake 'Huss, Edward Moore, Bob Floro. 'lim Mercer, Larry Kuhn, Perry Buchanan, jim Ackerman, Steve Kuhn, Bill Cousino, Lawrence Kahler. Rau' 2.' Clarence Kahler, Dick Wcmlf, Clifford Bury. jim Vlfitty, Herman Wtilf, jim Diefentlmler, Henry Schumaker, Ray Heintschel, john Lehman, Richard Loboschefski, Raymond Bury, Mr. Rader. Ron' 3: Lester Brenkman, Kenneth Lang, jim Fouty, Kels Pugh, Leonard Angel, jack Varner, Rolland Diefenthaler, joe Zcmnicki, Whilter Ehrsman, Bill Frigmanski, Melvin Berger, Tom Carlo, Donald Shuster. 63 Ron' I.' Margene Polsdorfer, Lois Bury, Jeanette Martin, Doris Wilka, Frank Kachmarik, Boh Brown, Renee Toth, Boh Hosack, Pat Rankin, Martha Lou Breese, Ronald Losie, Davetta Sondergeld. Rau' 2: Mr. Cox, Mary Lou Zimmerman, -lanice Schmidlin, Carol Myers, Sally Wiser, Charlene Sawade, Dick Doner. Run' 3: Russell Edwards, Dan Moldenhauer, Tom Bilang, Paul Kohn. Run' .1 ,' Leonard Krauss, Fred Brown, Wfayne Morse, Bob Matile. Bama! Even though the number of players has decreased, the band had a very successful year. The purchase of a new hass horn and new music greatly deflated the n0ne-t0o- large band fund so we raised money hy various concerts. Besides those, we gave our customary concerts at Clay High and Clay, Wynn, jerusalem, and Coy Elementary Schools. We marched in all the football games except the Genoa game, the Lucas County Fair, and in the Armistice Day Parade. We went to Bowling Green to see and hear the United States Marine Band and to Sylvania to see and hear the Bowling Green University Orchestra. 64 Roy McCroskey lgg Club !,, , . ... .. . .4l.tft'l.IUl !,ll.llI.1KQ'L'1'... ..,.,,, Bob Armstrong Seirelizry ,,,,.,,,.....,,, ,.,,,,A ,.,,.,,AAA P r itti Anspach Airimnzf SL'l'!'Fi'.I7'j ,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, C onnie 'Horvatll Tre.1.rn1'w' ,,,,,A,.,A,.,, A,..,,A ,,,,.,, D i rrothy Fletcher Atiiafzfzl 'I'rer1,ilu'er.. ,,,,,,,,...,,,. Paul Kohn ljfpmmrfz ..,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.AA,A F ern Ellsworth Aimlrmi Liln-.1ri.n1 ,,,..,., .,,,,........ S ara Freshour Direclrni, ,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,,.. Mr. Ralph Runyilll The activities of the Glee Club consist ot' concerts in schools, churches, and for various other organizations. Each year during the Christmas Yuletide Season we sing Christmas Carols at orphanages, hospitals and surrounding schools. There are two main ex ents of the year. First is the annual Spring jamboree, which is a musical production given by this group. Second, is the Great Northern Festival where all a cappella choirs in the surrounding area schools perform. They are judged and rated by a guest conductor. This year Mr, Meynard Kline from the University ol Michigan was the guest conductor. XX'e also participated in the combined Faster program at the Paramount Theater, which is sponsored by the Toledo Council of Churches. Run' I: Bob Smith, Gertrude Klicltman. Fred Brown, john McDonel, jim Bolton, George Bowers. Russell lfdwards, Don l-laack, Henry Spring, Paul Kohn, Roy McC1'oslcey, Connie Horvath, Lois Bury. Run' J: Mr. Runyan, Arnold Laurell, Sharlene Sawade, Renee Toth, Gilberta Hofbauer, Patti Anspach. Bill Freshour, Bob Bolton, Bill Mauter, Bob Rohr, Don Robeson, Wlayne Morse, Bob Armstrong. Ray Cedoz. llwz1',3: Alice Gahler, Carol Myers, Don Potter. Ronnie Losie, jerry Riclcer, Kenny Lehman. Marvin Kontak, Don Couture, Roger joseph, George Gillman, Carl Hudecel-4, Neal Nelson, jim Hartman, jim Siewert. Razr J: Barbara Bruce, Carol Spewieke. Glennis Batch, Carol Moran, Pauline Klickinan, .Murl Groll, Bernadine Lazenhy, Shirley Smith. Margaret Mclntire, Lillian Stoycheft, Dorothy Fletcher, Mary Fletcher, Margene Polsdorfer. jeanette Martin, joan Konoff. Run' S: Fern Ellsworth, Nanette Schmidt, Rosalie Fizer, joan Dreier, Sara Nichols, jackie Vermeil, Sara Freshour, Pat Mulinex, Elaine Carter. Martha Breese, Carol Tolley, Pat Cousino, jill Rideout, Marcia Harris, Berle Groll. 65 MA,IURET'l'liS AND DRUM MAIUR Allvmu' lNl1'.f,.nx Rnnzllnl lalsic ,luam-ttu Martin. Davctta Sumlcmclll, Martha l51'L'C'5k', lNlgu'gcnu l7olxdcu'fur, Luix Bury Ronald Losie, Davetta Somlcrgcld, lvlarlha Brscsc, and Margcnu Polsdorfcr went to Bluffton Collcgc to attend Tvvirling School this SLll'!lIU2I', They were thcrc for Zl wcck and upon gI'QlLlLl11llOll they each 11-:cixul a diploma. JL-ancltc Martin has hr-cn chown llrum major for the coming your in place of Ronald Losic, who is gfllLlLlLlflllsl. CQHliliRl.l1ADliRS Allvisol' -M11 Pyle joan BLll'ilL'flL', .Iurly Smith, Kay vfrwlw, clL'Ul'31L' l5l'UVNl1. Marcia Harris, Slurlcy Ha1'ta'nfL-Ill, Patricia Cluusino Ron' I: Sally Wiset', Sue Myers, .Ianice Schmidlin. Marcia Harris, Nanette Schmidt, Frances Kucera, Ann Stith, Carol Spewieke, Fern Ellsworth, janet l-luss, Marian jacquot, joan Buzzard. Run' J: Mrs. Mahoney, Barbara Pancott, Pat Mitchell, -lerry Xwarnlte, Carrol 'Henningeig Erma Harris, Helen Hudecek. Phyllis Albertson, Madonna Jensen, l.aVonne Alexander. Rim' ,Sf Marlene Turnow, Georgeann Stein. Mary Fletcher, Margene Polsdorfer, Davetta Sonder- geld, Patti Anspach, Ann Hornik, Lois Bury, Joanne Konoft, Barbara Nelson, jill Rideout. Razz' J: Elaine Carter, Martha Breese, Connie Horvath, Pat Cousino, Carol Tolley, Pat Rankin. Jeanette Martin, Gilberta Hofbauer, Carol Myers, Renee Toth, judy Smith, joan Dreier. .loan Burdett. OEElCliRS Prtiideul .,,,.,,,,,,., ,,...,,,,, . ,..,.,.,,., l Tern Ellsworth G A- A Vice Prtaiidwzl ...,,,,, ., ,.... Barbara Pancott ' ' ' Sf,'L'I'L'fuU',1 ,,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,.....,.,, -I udy Smith 'Il7'tZil.fll!'t'I' .,.. ,,,.... J eanette Martin Adziimr ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,...,,....,,,.ii,..,,.,... Mrs. Mahoney The meetings of the G.A.A. are held the first and third Wednesday of each month. At these meetings we play the following: indoor, speedball, basketball, volleyball, and we also bowl. The main money mal-:ing project of this club is selling pencils which have the foot- ball schedule on and our initials G.A.A. We also sponsor dances after the basketball games. Witli the money that we make from these projects we buy something for the Physical Education Department. This year instead of having our annual initiation we started an annual recognition service which We hope the G.A.A. girls of the future will follow. Our loyal G.A.A. girls can be identified by the G.A.A. pins which most of them have purchased. The main event of the year is our annual Spring Banquet, in honor of the Seniors. At this banquet, a trophy is given to the girl best suited as Miss G.A.A. of the year. 67 '?f's'4 .H : A: V 'S v K X . J ,. sm ws, is 1 ti ff Q45-y 2r ' i-Tfgifg .ik if ' :wg '. 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The Clqy Hicgll Alll7l77lj zwere flu' illifzg from af ffm' even! and if proved fo be rem .YllL'CC'.Y.1ifll!. 70 ay Day Clara Donally, Queen This event was the lirst of its kind in the extra-curricular activities of Clay High School, The theme of this special event was the dances of foreign countries, The attraction of the evening was the crowning of the May Queen, Clara Donally, one of last year's graduates. The dances followed in this order: American Indian Writ' Dance, French Minuet, Hungarian Csebogar, Virginia Reel, Scottish Schottische Couple Dance. Irish Kerry Danqe, Viennese Wgiltz, and the May Pole Dance. The participants in these dances were: American Indian, the chief, Roy McCroskey, Pat Mitchell, Delores Hughes, Marie Brooks, janet Tank, Pat Rankin, Lois Bury, Sally Wisei', Nina Beale, Mary Lou Ferrell, and Helen Hudecek. ln the Minuet were Pat TenEyck, Lillian Stoychelf, Marlene Adams, joan Dreier, Fern Iillsworth, Rosalfe Fixer, Donna Fggert, Doris Wilkai, joan Konoff, Virginia Ganues, Gwen Oldaker, Carole Henninger, Carol Moran, joanne Weller, janet Huss. and Nancy Herrick. Hungarian Dancers were Shirley Denning, Murel Groll, Mary Iles, Eileen Elling, Madonna jenson, Sara Freshour, Virginia Hartford, Bar- bara I-Iartsing, jackie Vermett, Barbara Fisher, jeni Szuch, Lynne Bi'own, Irene Franco, Blanche Robeson, and judy Smith. Participants in the Reel were Georgeann Stein, Margene Polsdorfer, jeanne Duez, joan Burdett, Carol Tolley, Pat Cousino, Marlene Turnow, Martha Breese, Dianna Hughes, and Mary Fletcher. In the Scottish dance were Patti Anspach, Gertrude Klickman, Kay jobe, Frances Kucera, Glennis Batch, Delores Knak, joan Murphy, june Wfatson, Barbara Bruce, Beverly Kine, Kate Mominee, jerry Luce, Georgetta Yard, Donna Crane, Carol Speweike, and Shirley Shaw. In the Kerry Dance were Dorothy Fletcher, Sue Myers, Berle Groll. Kay NXfalendzak, Sara Nichols, Ann Stith, Gerry XX!arnke, I.aVonne Alex- ander, Marcia Harris, Gerry I.aCourse, Betty Fischen, Nanette Schmidt. lfileen Mominee, Carol Tolley, Carole Flamion, and Celia Martin. Participating in the Wiiltz were Shirley Millen, Betty Witlilier, Virginia Gladieux, Barbara Nelson, Mary I.ou Zimmerman, joan Buzzard, Nancy Lanning, joan liberlin, Irene Toth, Ruth Schmidlin, Phyliss Lewis, jane Beck, Barbara Bowers, Mary Lou Klebold, and Barbara George. Also participating in the May Pole dance were Rosella Collum, Alice Gahler, Davetta Sondergeld, Darlene Adkins, Pat jennings, Marilyn Traver, Sue Stoldt, Darlene Leuck, Ruth Sherman, Flouise jordan, Rosemary Cousino. XX'e attribute the success of this wonderful program to the marvelous work of Mrs. Marv Beth Mahoney and Mr, George Morse. O VUUJV3 I f Rf f-fk'Ll1pn L-ll Jars! AND :hr Jim 54? :9rm37mu. C UTE ffon SIP RT mf.awS Fffff fl Mfr. gfgr' My 2: fwwmw -:V , x . ., 5091 . r ig Jwxal iiu gf bg I X 54 I I I 0 I M A fx 0 MW 'MN , ln t 'Xs'2l'WA Ruiz' I: Don Niederhauser, Duane Stahl, Gene Veler, john McDonel, jim Bolton, Kenny Dartl. jim NVitty, Dick Achter, Pete Heintschel, Herman XX'olf, Dave Shenck, Don Couture. Rau' 2: Coach Federici, Bill Lewinski, Bill Freshour, Roger joseph, Bob Bolton, Tom Edwards, john Lehman, Roy McCroskey, George Gillman, Roland Diefenthaler, Don Zunk, Bill McKinley, Clayton Taylor, Henry Spring, Coach Coontz. Ron' 5: Barney Gladieux, Oscar Peterson, jim Siewert, Glenn Cedoz, Bill Lamb, Bill Foulce, Ed DeWitt, Bill Mauter, Bob Roe, Keith Mauter, Bill Romstadt, Glynn Oldham, jim Komives, Bob Rohr. M.1m1ge1'i: 'lim Brown, Forest Shank diffffflf Football! OTTAWA HILLSASEPT. 15 Clay's hrst game was a non-league game with Ottawa Hills in our Memorial Stadium. It was a tough game till the very end. but we came out on top 15 to 7. PORT CLINTON - SEPT. 22 Our next game was also a non-league game with Port Clinton. This was a tough one too, but a well conditioned and fighting Clay High team again won out victorious 19 to 7. WHITMER Y SEPT. 29 Our next game was against Wlmitiner, the defending champions of 1949. This was our first league game and it meant a lot to the team and the coaches. We again came out on top 27 to 7 in a hard fought hattle to the very end. By so doing, regained possession of the little hrown jug. MAUIVIEE ---- OCT. 6 Clay travels to Maumee for its second league game. This was also to he a tough one, but Clay outclassed the Maumee eleven and went to win 31 to 7. SYLVANIA v Oct. lil Clay's next tilt was with Sylvania. This was Clay's homecoming game and it proved to be a tough one also, It was very good and since hoth teams were undefeated in the conference, this game decided the '50 champions. Sylvania won this one 21 to ls. GENOA 7 Oct. 20 Clay went to Genoa for its third non-league game of the season. This was a very tough game all the way with Clay getting 110 yards in penalties called against them. Clay won 15 to 0. 74 PERRYSBURG -- Oct. 26 Our next game was a leaguei' against Pcrryslwiirg. This was Dads' night, and l think we had a very good turnout of both tathers and mothers for this game. ROSSFORD --- Nov. 5 Our next game was a league with Rossford at their stadium. This was a very wet game with a steady downfall of rain from beginning to end. Clay won this one 19 to tl, HOLLAND- Nov. lo Holland, our next game, was a non-league game, Clay outglassed Holland with everyone on the squad getting a chance to play, Clay won 55 to tl. 'lhfs was the last ganie ot the season for the Eagles, Refezfvef iss sw ll!! em , le1-: M.I7l'lKQ6l'.' Rolwert Kiss Ruiz' 1: joe Shank, Don Ferguson. Art Bedee, Clayton Sherman, Philip Bruno, ,lim Hartlwarger, Dave Ledcrman. Run' J: Coach Shultz, Bob Lamb, Bob McDonald, Raymond St. john, Bill Phillips, Glen Mason, Bob Beale, jack Huss. Run' 3: Steve Rady, Richard Guy, .lim Fouke. jack Myers, Louis Goodman, Charles Schacht, Ronald Nuslwaum, Don Cousino, 75 Razz' I: Bob Armstrong, Don Robeson, james Witty, Tom Gladieux. ' Rau' 2: Mr. Potter, jim Bolton, George Bowers, John McDonel, Mr. Coontz. Rau' 3: Barney Gladieux. Clit? Bury, Bill Moran, .lim Diefenthaler, Keith Mauter. Mam1ger.f.' Mickey Christiansen, Tom Brown VAR ITY BASKETBALL LAKE - Nov. 28 Clay entertained Lake in their opening game and after trailing at the end of the first quarter 10 to 6, a determined Clay team came back fighting to win -10 to 57. Robeson was high point man for the Eagles with 16. The reserves won their opener, V to 11. ROSSFORD -Dec. 1 In their first league encounter, Clay routed the Bulldogs of Rossford at the Clay gym to the tune of 49 to 22. Robeson again was high point man with 16 points. The reserves won by the score of 58 to 16, OLNEY f- Dec. 5 ln a non-league contest away from home Clay lost to a sharpshooting Olney team by the score of 46 to 40. Robeson once again led the liagles with 16 points. The reserves won their third straight, 31 to 20. WHITMER 1 Dec. 8 Meeting the defending champions of the conference at home, Clay rallied strongly to defeat a rough Wfhitmer quintet hy the score of S9 to So. Robeson continued his 16 point style to lead the victors. The reserves lost to XXfhitmer, 29 to el-1. SYLVANlAfDec. 15 Clay journeyed to Sylvania to emerge the victors in a conference tilt, trouncing the Wilelcxits 61 to 56. Robeson increased his pace as he netted 20 points. The reserves lost their second game in live starts, Z5 to 25. HOLI-ANDADec. 19 ln a non-league game at Holland, Clay eked out a 51 to '18 victory over the stubborn Blue Devils. Robeson led Clay with 17 counters The reserves lost their third in .1 row, 2' to 53. ALUMNI fDeC. 29 Engaging the grads in a free scoring contest Clay emerged on the short end of a 78 to 70 score. Armstrong captured scoring honors with 2-i points. a mark that was equalled by the Alumni's Bourdo while Robeson was close behind with 25 points. The reserves lost again, 29 to 38. MAUMEE-jan. 5 On the league trail once more Clay played host to the powerful Panthers of Maumee and downed them in a seesaw battle 57 to 52. Robeson gained 22 for individual honors. The reserves dropped another, 41 to ri-i. OTTAXVA 'I-lILLShJan. 6 Clay played host to the Green Arrows of Ottawa Hills and overpowered them in a high scor- ing game, 71 to 56. Don Robeson led Clay in a mighty effort scoring 55 points. The reserves were dropped again, 25 to 29. ROSSFORD W jan. I9 ln their opening game of the second round of league competition, Clay edged out a surprisingly strong Rossford quintet to the tune of 53 to 49 at the Bulldogs' new field house. Robeson con- tinued to lead the Eagles with 23 points. The reserves won, 3-1 to 31. WALBRIDGE -Jan. 25 Playing host to Walbridge in a non-league encounter, Clay put on a brilliant fourth period 1'ally to emerge victorious, 65 to 61. Robeson continued his sensational pace with 50 points, but was overshadowed slightly by Walbridge's Ritter who had 31. The reserves trounced the Vv7albridge reserves 59 to 23. VUI-llTMERf'Ian. 26 Venturing to Wliitrner, Clay encountered the rebounding Panthers who, after a dismal start, had begun to improve their brand of basketball. They met face to face with a stalling type of game set up by the Panthers and bowed to them by the score of 59 to 31. George Bowers led the Clay attack with 16 points. The reserves once again lost, this time by the score of 29 to 31. SYLVANIA --- Feb. 6 Engaging Burnham on their home court, Clay was met with a tight Wildczit defense and trailed at the end of the first quarter 19 to 22, however, Clay came surging back in the next three periods to chalk up their sixth league victory in eight starts by the score of 69 to 58. Robeson chalking up 31. The reserves won a close one, -17 to 46. MAUNIEF - Feb. 9 journeying to Maumee to meet the first place Panthers in a league tilt, Clay fell prey to a sharpshooting Maumee five and came out on the short end of a -16 to 55 score. Bob Armstrong captured scoring honors for Clay with 17 tallies. The reserves won their second in a row to 49 and -15. PERRYSBURG - Feb. 16 ln their final contest on the league slate, Clay entertained the rangey Yellow jackets of Perrys- burg in their home court and were badly beaten in the first period, trailing 17 to 29. In the first ensuing periods, however, a spirited Eagle five came roaring back to dump the Yellow jackets in a free scoring game by the score of 78 to 71. Don Robeson netted 35 points to set a new league record. The reserves lost their final game, 34 to 58. AKRON BUCHTEL --- Feb. 25 A tired Clay team took to the road to engage in a non-league game with Akron Buchtel. They were badly outclassed by the Buchtel boys, losing their sixth game in seventeen starts by the score of 47 to 57. George Bowers led the Eagles' attack with 12 points. RESERVE BASKETBALL Run' 1: john Rose, Carl Hudecek, Rollie Diefenthaler, Don Niederhauser, jim Mercer, jim Siewert. Rout 2: Bill Lamb, Don Potter, Bob Bolton, Bill Freshour, Henry Spring, Mr. Potter. Rnu' Kun' Ruiz' Corzrlaer Mr. Harold Potter Mr. Robert Schultz 1 . ' Chuck Tank, Ray XVinterlialter, Mel Connor, Dick Wrwlf, jim Diefenthaler, Kenny Giese. Romie St. john, Dan Peacock. Mr. Potter, Tom Wiiikle, Oscar Peterson, Bill Fouke, Tom St. john, Cliff Bury, Bill Lewinski, Henry Spring. Glenn Cetloz, Roger Giles, W'ayne Morse. Llanager. 31 Mickey Christiansen, -lim Hartman, Dave WiIhaitgei', Tom Edwards, Dick Achter, Herman Wiwlt, Dean Schmidlin, jack Lyon, Bill Romstadt, Don Potter, john Rose. BASEBALL 7 . Senior Play Senior Play junior-Senior Prom Glee Club Jamboree Glec Cluh jamhoree Port Clinton Wliitiiier there Perryshurg Burnham there Rossford then. Maumee Wliitnier Perrysburg there Burnham Rossford Maumee there Port Clinton there Assemhly--jessie Rae Taylor G.A.A. Banquet G.N.C. Conference Track Meet Conference Track Meet Senior Banquet junior Assembly SCHEDULE April 6 eeueeec ueeueeuuuuuuuu,ueuuuu l0 ,,,.,,, 13 ,,.. 17 ...... 20W 24 ...,.,, 27 ..., ,, May 1 ,,,,, , 4 ...,... 8 ,,,,,,, lln, , , 15 ,,,,, Calendar FEBRUARY APRIL 2-Baskethall, Burnham--won 12 2-V-Assemhlyw Allan Pierce 1 5-- 0--Baskethall, Maumee-lost Zlf l l-r-G.N.C, Music Festivalfvlfliitincr 267 16-Basketball, Perryshurgfwon F7 21--No SCl1Ool 24-Basketball, Akron Buchtel--won MASQ MARCH S- 9-Honor Society Induction 10- 19-Assembly-Nachuck I I- ll--Easter Assembly 174 22-'No School 18-- 23-No School 22- 264N0 School Z9--Basketball Banquet 50-Band Concert Commencement Y' R0u'1: Bob Rohr, Bill Lamb, james Mercer, Leonard Angel, Paul Kohn, Keith Neal, Tom Bilang. Rau' 2: Don Niederhauser, David Schenck, jim Acors, Bob Wolfe, Bob Bolton, jim Bolton, Clarence Kahler, Bill Freshour, Carl Hudecek, Bill Mauter, Coach Federici. Rau' 3: john McDonel, Barney Glaclieux, Roger joseph, Roy McCroskey, George Bowers, Don Couture, George Gillman, Bob Armstrong, Bill Hartbarger. SCHEDULE April 12 ,...,..., .,.. ,............, O p en 19 l,,.,..., ,.,.,. A t Maumee 23 ,,,,,,,.. ,,,,.. A t Whitmer Z6 ,li.iiAiA ,.,... P errysburg 50 ,.l,,,,l,l.l ..,... A t Wzrite May 5-Al ,,,.AAA,i ,.,,,,, ,,,,,, ,.,,,., G r e at Northern Conference Meet At Maumee C az Z e n Li al 1' SEPTEMBER DECEMBER 5-Freshmen and Sophomore-s enter I--Basketball, Rossforcl-won 6--juniors and Seniors enter 2-Student Council Splash Party 9- -Football premier at Wfhitmer 8-Basketball, Wfhitmer-won 15-Clay vs. Ottawa 'Hillsvwon ll4Stuclent Council Assembly 20--Freshman Assembly 15 Basketball, Burnham-won 21?-AssemblyfNilkanth Chavre 22 Christmas Assembly 22--Clay vs. Port Clintongwon V , 25-Senior Class Meeting JANUARX Z6YJuniUr Class Meeting 5-Basketball, Maumee-won 29-Clay vs. Vifhitmer-won 8 Basketball, Perrysburgslost ocrosna 17-FXAM5 18-EXAMS 6AClay vs. Maumee-won 19 14aClay vs. Sylvania--lost 22 Basketball, Rossfordvwon Senior Talent Show Basketball, Wlalbridge-won 20-Clay vs. Genoafwon 23-- 21-Senior Dance 26 931 26- Assembly-The Hallelujah Chorus 4Clay vs. Perrysburg-lost 27-No SchoolwTeachers' meeting NOVEMBER 5wClay vs, Rossforcl-won IO---Clay vs. Holland-won 16-Student Council Dance 23-eNo Schoole-Thanksgiving 24-No School--Thanksgiving 28W Basketball at Lake--won Basketball, Wfhitmer--lost M I wj5g W Jlufogfapbf 5 K 3 x ff rf' 1 .11- ' F ' Diff '1 I ,!' 1 , I W ,,4!f ff f C 17 7 XL, - 04,4 1, I' s 'sa G ' fl HX 4 1 i .,,a. 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