Clyde High School - Courier Yearbook (Clyde, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

i Qi is 4? ii 2 if ix 3 m 3 2 E 5 2 5 K , , 6 ,a .4 f E 5 3, i 'J -z 1' Q 2 s fl fa hi if fi F011 RD ...we of 52 This might Well be the slogan of our small but mighty Senior Classf We have tried in our edition ot the Courier to continue to develop the quality and progress which has so firmly established the Courier as a must for so many ot our students. We hope that our patrons will iind a real im- provement in our new addition-engraved photography. Y Q18 64 . A The Twelve years ago We started to school To have a lot of fun, But soon we saw a more serious side For each and every one. We saw our lives start taking shape Like a flag that's being unfurled, And knew We'd have to work very hard For a place in this big Wide World. Now soon We'll all be parting, Each one will go his Way But with a hopeful thought in mind, Oi meeting again someday. -Robert Fox 1952 Il In COUWER Dedication The class of 1952, in deep appreciation of the personal attitude and the many fine things he has brought to our school, wish to dedicate our yearbook, The Courier, to Mr. Albert Osborne. . Born in Middletown, Ohio, he received his B.A. degree from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in Busi- ness Administration and Education. l-le served as an officer in the Navy on a landing boat, and an instructor in radio. While in the Navy, he attended Cornell and Arkansas A. and M. Uni- versities. Mr. Osborne was a graduate assistant at Miami University where he taught Mechanical Drawing for two years. ln his leisure time Mr. Osborne enjoys reading, camping, crafts, music and dramatics. In I I I - I ADMINISTRATION Lewis H. Evy, Rush Richmond, Ted Rogers, Richard Robbins, Ben H. Davis, Dr. W. C. Coz d BOARD 01? ED CATIO The Clyde l-ligh School Board ot Education meets on the l'st Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. At these meetings projects are discussed and plans voted upon. Officers are: Ben Davis ........ President Ted Rogers ...... ..... V ice President Rush Richmond .. .......... Clerk SUPERINTENDENT The class of '52 wish to welcome Superintendent Virgil Briegel to our school. Although we have known him but a short while, we have had ample time and opportunity to gain an appreciation of him and what he has to otter our school. We hope that his stay in Clyde will be a long and happy one. Our class ot '52 realizes fully how fortunate we are to have had the expert supervision and guidance oi Supt. Ralph C. Fox. l-lis unusual and valuable forsightedness has contributed much to our educational development and enrichment. Mr. Fox will long be remembered for the many steps taken during his three and one-halt years as our administrator to make our education both complete and meaningful. ln addition to this, Mr. Fox brought to our school two extra-curricular advance- ments oi very great value to all oi the students of Clyde l-ligh School, namely, The All Night Prom and our yearbook, the Courier. We thank you, Mr. Fox, tor everything you did for us. ln return, we wish tor you, the best ot luck and happiness in the new career you have chosen to follow. Mr. R. C. Fox PRI CIPAL Mr. Bernard Hunt We extend our heartielt congratula- tions to our principal, Bernard F. l-lunt, on his 35th year of teaching. lt is with men such as he that the school system in America has come to be what it is. FACULTY Norman Brautigam - lndustrial Arts, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach, Physical Education, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. Mariellen Chappell-Typ ing, Shorthand, Bookkeep- ing, Yearbook prootreader, Y-Teens Sponsor, Sopho- more Class Sponsor. Iohn Collings-Chemistry, Physics, General Science, lunior High Sports. Icnnes Crabtreeelvlath 7, 8,9, lunior High Football, Assistant lunior Class Sponsor. Ruby Engle-Home Eco- nomics, Psychology, Social Belations, Future Home- rnakers of America Spon- sor, Eighth Grade Sponsor, Cafeteria Supervisor. Grover Foulk-Vocational Agriculture l Sf ll, Voca- tional Agriculture lll G IV, Farm Shop, Future Farrn- ers ot America Sponsor, Movie Club Sponsor, As- sistant Eighth Grade Spon- sor. Forest Hale A Orchestra, Band, lunior Band, instruc- tor oi Music in Elementary and High School. Arthur Hendricks-Social Science 8, Physical Edu- cation 7-l2, Varsity C, Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Athletic Director, lunior High Bas- ketball. FACULTY Iohn Hostetter-History 8, Science 7. Beverly Kennedy-Speech, Physical Education 7-12, Megaphone Club Sponsor, Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor, Director Senior Play, Technical Director lunior Play, Seventh Grade Sponsor. Paul Koester - Civics, American History, Year- book Advisor, Senior Scouts Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, Sociology. Robert Miller - Biology, Varsity C Sponsor, Physi- cal Education, Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Social Science, At- tendance Officer. Icrcqueline Mohr - Vocal Music, Girls' Glee Club, lunior High Boys and Girls Chorus, Seventh Grade Sponsor. Q Albert Osborne-General Business, Selling, Commer- cial Law, Industrial Arts, Driving Instructor, Director lunior Class Play, Tech- nical Director Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Sponsor. Thelma Sarvis-English 9, lO, Assistant Senior Class Sponsor. Wilbur Sarvis-World His- tory, Latin l 61 ll, Latin Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor, English 8. FACULTY Pauline Schoewe-Home Gladys Stevens-Algebra Economics 7-8, English 7, ll, 12, Geometry, Algebra Ninth Grade Class Spon- 9, Arithmetic 7. SOI. BerniceStcrcy-Geography Russell WestfEnqlish ll, 7, Reading 7, Iunior Class 12, Librarian. Sponsor, lunior Red Cross Sponsor. CHO0L HELP Willard Bowersox-Fireman Ianice Maule-Secretary Ernie BrutcherfCustodian Eva May Riach, Secretary, not in picture. I FORtVlALS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW Civics C1ctss???! Rec1Hy???? Oh, NO1?l 1-2-Kick. Ott We qc. Aw Shucksll Etc., Etc. . . Gone Sweepinu Neat cmd Tidy. I X Nl E 1011 Myrtle' Alley. Bewitched, Bothered and Bewild- ered-Red Cross 9-12, F.H.A. 9, Glee Club 1O,l2, Press Club 10, Hall Force 10, Y-Teens 11, G.A.A. 12, Citirnard Club 11. Robert Berie. Hey, Good Lookin'-Varsity C 10, 12, Football 12, Baseball 9-12, Basketball ll,l2, Iunior Red Cross 11, Band 9-12, Orchestra 11, 12, Student Council 11, Iunior Class Play ll, Latin Club 9,lU, Senior Scouts 12. Gerald Bookmyer. You Can't Take lt With You -Band 9-12, Orchestra 9-12, Basketball 9,1O,l2, Track 9,l1,l2, Baseball 9, Senior Scouts 11,l2, Varsity C ll,l2, Iunior Bed Cross 11, Class Officer 12. Senior Class Officers Gerry Bookrnyer Robert Gardner Nira Parkhurst Iames Taylor Rosemary Farrar, Aba Daba Honeymoon - Glee Club 10, G.A.A. 12, F.H.A. 9-12, Iunior Class Play. Bill Fawcett. Pennsyl- vania Polka-Football 9,l0. Mary Lou, Filsinger. Hair Of Gold, Eyes of Blue- Band 9-12, Orchestra 9- 12, Y-Teens 11,12, Iunior Red Cross 10, Glee Club 9-12, G.A.A. ll,12, Press Club 10, Hall Force 9,l0, Education Club 9,11,12, F.H.A. 9,l0, Librarian 10, Iunior Class Play. Paula Fiser, Love ls So Terrific-Latin Club 9, 10, Glee Club 9-12, Band 10,11,12, Y-Teens ll,l2, lunior Red Cross 9, G.A.A. ll,l2, Yearbook Staff, Student Council ll. SE IOR Robert Fox, Undecided -Band 9-12, Orchestra 9-12, Track 9-12, Class Officer 9, Varsity Bas- ketball 10,11,12, Glee Club 9, Varsity C 10,ll, 12, Senior Scouts 12, PPA. 9, All Ohio Boys' Band 11, 12, Buckeye Boys' State ll. Iames Fredericks, Oh, Where Has My Little Dog Gone-Track 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Varsity C 10,11,12, Red Cross ll. Robert Gallagher, Far- rner ln The Dell-FPA. 9-12, Red Cross 9, Movie Club 12, Track 9-12. Robert Gardner. Twenty- Three Starlets And Me -Track 9-12, Iunior Class Play, Band 9,l0, 11, Orchestra 9, 10, 11, Glee Club 9,l0, Year- book Staff, Movie Club 9,l0, Varsity C 10,11,12, Press Club 10, Buckeye Boys' State ll, All Ohio Boys' Band ll, Class Officer 10,11,12, 15 Clair Havice. Happy Go Lucky-Track 9, Iunior Red Cross 9,10, Varsity C l0,l1. Evelyn Hintz. Wedding Bells-Orchestra 9, 10, 11, Movie Club 9, Y- Teens ll, Librarian 10, 11. lack Hofelich. Mr. Touchdown CHS - F.F.A. 9, Movie Club 9, Football 9-12, Basketball 9,l0, Track 9-12, Varsity C l0,ll,12, Hall Force ll, lunior Class Play. Ioyce Howey, Beautitul Brown Eyes-P.H.A. 9, 10, lunior Bed Cross 9, lunior Class Play, Meg- aphone Club 12, Press Club 9, Citirnard Club 10. 'I6 E IOR Mary Alice Hutmacher, Don't Pence Me ln- lunior Red Cross 9,l0, Press Club 10, Latin Club 10,11, Glee Club 10,1 1,12, Yearbook Stall, G.A.A. 11,12, Y-Teens 1l,l2, Hall Force 10, Student Council 12, lun- ior Class Play, Class Officer 11, Buckeye Girls' State, Education Club 10. Alice Kern, Little White Lies-lunior Bed Cross 9, Band 9, 10, 11, Press Club 10, G.A.A. 12, Y- Teens 11,12, Yearbook Staff, Iunior Class Play. Glenn Kistler, Gone Fishin'-Varsity C 10, 11, 12, lunior Bed Cross 9,10. Beverly Kuns, An Apple Blossom Wedding - Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Press Club 10, Y-Teeens ll, 12, Yearbook Statt, Latin Club 9,10, Meqa- phone Club 9,10, lunior Class Play. Claire Laurendeau, A Pretty Girl ls Like A Melody - Iunior Red Cross 9,10, Latin Club 9, 10, Librarian 9,10, Hall Force 9,10, Y-Teens 11, 12, G.A.A. 11,12, Band 9-12, Glee Club 9,l0,12, Student Council 12, Press Club 10, Iunior Class Play. Robert Mann, Makin' Love Ukelele Style H- Basketball 9, lunior Red Cross 9, Track 9-12, Glee Club 9, Movie Club 9-12, Varsity C l0,1l,l2, lun- ior Class Play, Student Council 10, Senior Scouts 12, Yearbook Staff. Duane Marsh, Take lt Easy-Movie Club 9,10, Track 9,10, Citimard ll, lunior Class Play, lun- ior Red Cross 9,10, Year- book Staft, Press Club 10. Walter Meggitt. 1 Ain't Got Nobody - Student Council 9, Movie Club 9, Football 12, Varsity C 12. E 1011 Gary Mesnard, ln My Merry Oldsmobile - Track 9-12, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll, Varsity C 9-12, Iunior Class Play. Harold Mesnard, Slow- poke-Football 9, ll, 12, Track 9,10,12, Varsity C 11,12, Iunior Class Play, lunior Red Cross 9. Eileen Nieset. Sweet And Lovely-Iunior Red Cross 9,10, F.l'l.A. 9-12. Bill Norris, LoVerfCiti- mard Club ll, Varsity C 1l,l2, Track l1,12, Football ll, 12, Junior Class Play, Baseball 12, Student Council 12, Buckeye Boys' State. 'I7 Nira Parkhurst, Be Hon- est With Me - Iunior Red Cross 9,10,l2, Year- book Staff, Y-Teens 11, 12, G.A.A. ll,l2, Press Club 10, Education Club 9,10,l2, l'lall Force 9,l0, 12, Glee Club 10, lunior Class Play, Librarian 9, l0,1l, Class Officer 10, ll,l2. Carl Rogers, 1'1l Get By -FFA. 9, 10, Movie Club 9,l0, Hall Force 10, ll, Varsity C 11, 12, Track 9,l0, Football 9, 10,11, 1unior Class Play, Glee Club 9, Basketball 9. Bill Stiger, Dancing In The Dark-Baseball 10, ll,l2, Citimard Club 10, lunior Class Play, Var- sity C l0,l1, 12, Year- book Staff. Iumes Taylor, Slippin' Around - Band 9-12, Orchestra 10, ll, 12, Press Club 10, Latin Club 9,l0, Senior Scouts ll,l2, Forensic Club 10, lunior Bed Cross 9,l0, lunior Class Play, Glee Club 10, Class Officer ll,l2. 18 ll 1011 Mary Alice Tiffany, So In Love-Hall Force 9, l0,l2, Band 9,10,ll,Glee Club 9-12, lunior Bed Cross 9, G.A.A. ll, 12, Librarian 9,l0, Y-Teens ll,l2, Orchestra 9,l0,1l, Iunior Class Play, Edu- cation Club 9. Ioyce Walters, My Best To You-Latin Club 9, 10, Press Club 10, Glee Club 10, 12, Band 9-12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Y- Teens ll,l2, lunior Red Cross 9, lunior Class Play, G.A.A. 12, Librari- an 9,l0, Education Club 10. Lois Warner, Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue-Latin Club 9,l0, Band 9-12, Glee Club 9-12, Iunior Red Cross 9, 10, Press Club l, Orchestra l0,11, 12, Class Officer 10, Education Club 10, G.A.A. ll,l2, Y-Teens ll,l2, Yearbook Staff. Sharon Wilch, Take Me Out To The Ball Game -F.1-LA. 9-12, lunior Bed Cross 9, 10, G.A.A. 11, 12, Y-Teens 12. CL SS HI TORY The year of 1940 brought to the class of 52 a new world. To some it was a gay adventure, and to others it was a tearful experience. This strange world brought about many new acquaintances and life long friends. In this first year we all got the measles, causing the school to be closed for some time. After the first year had passed, we undertook the second wtih much more enthusiasm and confidence. We were in a play called Goldie Locks and the Three Becr.rs. This was the year that Miss Bertha washed Gerry Bookmyer's mouth out with soap for whistling maple seeds in school. What a year! The third and fourth grades came next, and we had learned many fascinating games like Tick-Tock- Double-Lock and the boys chasing the girls and visa versa. The fourth grade was also the year that we started having different teachers for our classes. We were rather bewildered and excited about all this, and we also started studying harder. The fifth grade didn't prove very exciting for most of us, but some were chosenfor the grade chorus. The fad for the year-beanies. The sixth grade made us feel pretty big since we were the oldest group in the building, but when we came to the seventh grade, we were rather small people in a big world. Cheering took on a new interest for us. Soon the eighth grade was here and each year we were gaining more momentum. This year Mr. Koester assumed responsibilities as our class sponsor along with Mrs. Frederikson. This was the first year that we had a class picnic. Then we were freshmen. At last the best days of our school career were here. Mrs. Sarvis came this year replacing Mrs. Frederikson as assistant class sponsor. We entered a float in the Halloween parade and received a prize. That was a year for fun. The tenth grade hurried upon us and we had to start working to make some money. To do this we had a movie, and again a float which received a prize. We had a few birthday parties that year and in the year that followed. The eleventh grade, the biggest and best year yet, finally arrived. We were all excited about the play The Night of Icmuary l6th . and our prom, with the theme of Bon Voyage. We again had our movie, bake sale, scrap drive, a very successful Halloween dance, and another prize float. We had a very full year. At last we have come to the end of a long journey, only to start a new and strange adventure. This, our Senior Year, is one to which we have long looked forward. This year we had our senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , and a school assembly which was a Minstrel Show. The year has been highlighted with plans for graduation. Even though we have lost many members of our group through the years, we have gained many others. ft has been a long, but wonderful, journey, 19 I FORMALS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: The Pride And Ioy. Testing l-2- Herve ct Cc1t?!? Naughty Naughty! 1 ll Pitter Pcftter. Artist ctt work????? Nice Boy???? Book Worm ..... 1 7' CLASSES CLASS 0FFICER UNIOR Mary Snyder Iirn Avers Phyllis Liebeck Shirley Tressler OPHOMORE Ben lackson loyce Davis Mary Lou Eberhardt Sieve Kisiler FREH E Roger Kuns Phyllis Baker Virginia Mesnard Diane Simon JUNIOR 1 1 - . i , .-L .. A FlRST ROW: Betty Andrews, lim Ayers, LaMar Baker, Shirley Ann Baker, Shirley Marie Baker, Richard Bilbrey, Barry Brown. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Brutcher, William Burroughs, Marlene Cleveland, Lowell Conley, Walter Dayringer, Katherine Doebel, lohn Eberhard. THIRD RCW: William Foultner, Nancy Friedley, Lois Gill, Violet Golembiowski, Marjorie Hintz, Dale Hoffman, Ronald House. FOURTH ROW: Iudy Hughes, lim Humberger, Iohn lackson, Cleobelle lennings, Mary Ellen Iewett, Richard Iewett, Lucille lohnson. FIFTH RCW: Gaylene lones, Norma Kapp, lerry Keegan, LaVerde Kuns, Robert' Liebold, Phyllis Liebeck, Iill Lochotzki. JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Roberta Mesnard, Naomi Michaels, lim Mitchell, lack Mohn, Iudy Mosier, Pat Moyer, Kathryn Myers. SECOND ROW: Lon Osmon, Dean Payne, Pat Pearce, Arlin Rakes, Glenn Ray, lim Sarqeant, Ianet Scheerer. THIRD ROW: Iohn Schwan, Iohn Shanahan, LaDonna Sloan, lackie Smith, Mary Ellen Snyder, Frances Stevenson, Fred Stokes. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Stokes, Floyd Thornton, Shirley Tressler, Larry Whittaker, Bob Williams, Bob Wilson, LaMar Wott. OPHO 0RES FlRST ROW: lohn Ashton, Marilyn Ayers, Ronald Baker, Patricia Barrett, Lester Bigelow, Richard Bookrnyer, Sheila Brininger. SECOND ROW: Barbara Buck, Louis Burkhardt, leanette Clapp, ludith Cox, lane Cullen, loyce Davis, Mary Lou Eberhard. THIRD ROW: Dean Ernsberger, Carol Finkler, lohn Fiser, Richard Fouke, David Gillett, Betty Goltz, Robert Gray. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Greene, Mary Lou Greider, Marian Hendricks, luanita Henry, Mary Ann Hintz, Eugene Hotelich, Shirley Howey. FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Hickerson, LaDonna Hoy, Benjamin lackson, loanne Keeler, Louis Keegan, Virginia Limbert, Robert Kistler. X E ff .Lf fm E 3 .. ,..,., 5 W 4 22 1, NA Q f OPHO 0RE FIRST ROW: Faye Linehan, Iarnes Lynch, Steve Kistler, Beverly Mesnard, Robert Michaels, Robert Meyer, Eleanor Leber. SECOND ROW: Nancy Mooney, Sandra Mosier, Ioyce Mills, Sharon Moyer, Mary Nycum, Richard Norris, Allyn Pettys. gl-lllilg RIFOW: Anita Pope, Gretta Rakes, Richard Post, Nancy Roe, Ruth Rakes, Barbara Scheerer, au ot . FOURTH ROW: Dean Scheerer, Betty Schriclcel, Clara Skeels, Virginia Stanley, Richard Stevens, Norman Thayer, Rita Stevenson. FIFTH ROW: Paul Wott, Marqaret Williarns, Dorothy Wagner, Iane Walter, Pat Wadsworth. .-: -.,' .Q..:1 2-2 .. .,.. , ,,,,, . ,. ,,,, ,.,. , 0 ,.,., , , ,M .' '-V.- - - - M I 1 . , 'isllhs . w 1 K Q F 1 x, S, T Wi gs, Lf?-fr, 'T W e ,-V.-::.,!-:E-I V M A 9 , ry. V ,, ,,, ' 'E rm 'QUE 5? ' ' . 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M if S -e.y,y W Maw Ann ROSS W6 e,ey ,e,, 'y'y W Sm l I A N: .,-, :. -if ipfxr lim Stevenson H, , QI, Mary Stiqer .,-, , To Q. My .quv A Tommy Stiqer I ji AL if ' Y 'lf Robert Streeter yy y -W l .t,-f l A 'flfgxf ...I I y, '--'-, ', 2 z Robert Taylor 1 '-'-v' N T '- ' I ' H f William Taylor 'Q , 1 . ,, v- 1 . ' U 'Q M. J 5 IGFHGS ThOff1SOH if Audrey Thorp . Q3 , 1 gf Michael Tilrico ji J if Xl Q, Ruth Voltz if A I Doyle Wise ..:'. I :QQ if Ierry Wood I ,TL :Zz Q 'Q ,E A 'WL Q q.- learxette Won ..,-v--,, ,-..- A Q ---' , , -Ll, Eames Young 1 'A Craig Zimmerman ,l 4' :.' -'2-1 I ,rg y' A X as ' H FIRST ROW: Virqinia Buchlew, Charles Henry, Robert Roberts, Ioyce Hilt, Harold Iennings, Ioe Linehan, Don Fredericks, Mar- garet Sanders. SECOND ROW: Barbara Van- Meter, Ardis Shetzer, Mary Ann Telrico, Carol Ann McRobbie, Billy Linden, Elizabeth Robinson, Catherine Simco, Sharon An- drews, Sandra Fultz. THIRD ROW: Iack Stiqer, Wilson Baker, Sandra House, Rupert Halbisen, Jerry Schoenield, Bill Eshelmen, Louis Capucini, Bar- bara Burr, Glenn Goltz. FIRST ROW: Barbara Voltz, Mary Hoffman, Barbara Dagg, Lois Hemmer, Pat Rock, Iudy Osmon, Kathryn Linder, Carolyn Hartley, Mary White, Dennis Curliss. SECOND ROW: Nancy Wilson, Carol Whittaker, Roderic Persing, Thomas Raiisnider, Louis Wil- liams, Nancy Williams, Charles Perry, Iackie Millard, Sylvia Broad, Ronald Brown, Norwood Smith. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Schwan, Margaret Romeo, Carolyn Miller, Iudy Crockett, Frank Humberqer, Paul Swartz, Bill Dencer, Diane Kistler, Janet Purdham, Gwendo- lyn Ley, Bernadine Lorentz, Dawn Wobser. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Tressler, Iudy Bell, Iessie Davis, Victor Gillett, Ioan Mooney, Evelyn Kollat, lean Snyder, Shirley Wise, Alice VanMeter. SECOND ROW: Gerald Mills, Burdella Huntsman, Carolyn My- ers, Margaret Bodqer, Barbara Ernsberqer, Iimmy Scheerer, Arnold Colvert, Ianet Mesnard, Gwendolyn Bell, Lawrence Dinan. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Virginia Billings, Iames Fratsure, Melvin Colvin, Paul Lirnbert, Marsha Debien, Clarence Gilbert, Louis Rosen, Wayne Bilbrey, IoAnne Roberts, Gay Ann Craig. SECOND ROW: Carol Snyder, David Ewing, Robert Colvert, Sharon Boger, Iames Pope, lames Green, Robert Brutcher, Michael Farrar, Pauline Frasure, Marjorie Fultz. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Stanley, Ginger I-Iall, Larry Overdort, Bill Sanford, Iohn Dayringer, Edna Baker, Claude Duntee, Ioe Barrett, Thomas Dagg, Patricia Meyer, Shirley Scheeler, Wava Maines. FIRST ROW: Mary Felter, Ieanne Smith, Betty Yates, Raymond I-Iintz, Russell Strasbaugh, Barbara Berie, Roger Casey, Tom Kelso, Lynn Slessman, lane Center. SECOND ROW: Ioanna Miller, Mary Ellen I-Iudson, David Ferrall, Lois Baker, lean Mears, Linda Warner, David Amert, Stephen Kemper, Cloyd Payne, Vicki Worcester. THIRD ROW: Iohn Wott, Thelma Shriver, Donna Watt, Charles Nieset, Carol Fowler, Den Davis, Eugene Stanley, Oliver Ott, lack Weisheit, Mary Kapp. SEVENTH GR DE FIRST ROW: lohnny Bollinger, Gerry Gray, Carol Perrin, Faye Fultz, Harry Avers, Bobby Bowman, Kaye Brutcher, Tommy Lynch, Tommy Purdham, Bobby Romeo. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Tarris, Barbara Evert, LaVauqhri Moyer, larnes Long, Mary Margaret Geiger, Nancy Mesnard, Burton Benetield, Charles Schwartz, Robert Dillon, David Long. THIRD ROW: David Matter, Allen Burkhart, Mary Henry, Billy Weller, Ronnie Rice, Linda Robinson, Tony Geiger, Bobby Bundschuh, Keith Anderson, Shirley Waldon, Ioe Wott, Dean Wadsworth. TO THE SEVENTH GRADE FROM THE SENIORS GROWN-UP EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY Was it for this l uttered prayers, And sobbed and cursed and kicked the stairs, That now, domestic as a plate, l should retire at halt-past eight? I IIORIVI LS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Bomb Shelter . . . Aw, Pleolse Mc1?!? Saved by the Bell. . . . . . Seo Sick or Exercise? Here Comes Rudey I'IorIIey??? Inside looking out. Wings or I-Iorns????? Faculty Rc1l'1l?! Il ACTIVITIES . I . The keynote to success in any venture is organization and careful planning, and then, developing those plans through active partici- pation into a completed product. Furthermore, a finished product can be no better than the parts that go into it. Modern production requires expert craftsmen, and the production of a yearbook is no excep- tion. Successful yearbook production requires work by all involved, and all too often, extra work and effort on the part of a few to make up for the work neglected or overlooked by others. As yearbook sponsor, I have been very close to each detailed operation which has resulted in this completed book. Therefore, I feel that it is fitting and proper that I pay special tribute to those who in my opinion, have done, not only a good job in their own departments, but also, who have willingly accepted any yearbook task as their task. ' Editor-Mary Alice Hutmacher was at hand at every work session. Quite frequently her home was the scene of yearbook work. Mary Alice was truly aware of her responsibilities and quite frequently found and solved prob- lems before l became aware of them. Editor-lames Avers has had the opportunity to gain much knowledge concerning yearbook production this year, and should be able to supply much help to the 1953 staff. Miscellaneous Advisor-Lois Warner rend- ered invaluable services. Lois never had a def- inite title. Lois developed the designs on the division pages, and Worked along with the Editorial Staff. Lois was at hand whenever and wherever needed. Typist-Alice Kern did an outstanding job in typing of all printed material appearing in this book. Alice helped a great deal with the actual setting-up of the yearbook. Her humor helped the staff through many monotonous tasks. Class Editor-Beverly Kuns did a nice job of handling the Senior section, and with Alice Kern's help, composed the Class History. Photography-Bob Mann without a doubt carried the brunt of the load as far as school photography was concerned. Bob took new pictures, retook unsuccessful pictures, and de- veloped and printed for our book. Bob's work saved our staff many dollars. He was always willing to supply badly needed transportation involved in our work. Also on the photograph staff were Robert Williams and Shirley Tressler who specialized in Girls' Activities. Business-Nira Parkhurst and Kathryn Myers both did outstanding jobs in the financial de- partment. Nira handled both the magazine drive and the yearbook campaign most effi- ciently. She also helped With some of the setting up operations. Kathryn worked cheer- STAFF fully and tirelessly on a most monotonous iob. She kept an accurate day by day account of ice cream sales and expenses. Sports -Bill Stiger willingly accepted the sports assignments as they found their way to him. Also, Bill rendered a great deal of per- sonal service to me during my most busy times. Thus enabling me to devote more time to the Courier than would have otherwise been possi- ble. Organization Editor-Paula Fiser was the last one to join our staff. At a time when the novelty of yearbook work had worn off many others, Paula worked with skill and enthusiasm, both in her section, and in other incompleted parts of the book. To these people I offer special thanks for their extra efforts above and beyond the call of duty. Respectfully, Paul R. Koester 35 LD ATIO CL B FIBST BOW: Sonia Norman, lane Cullen, Dolly Hendricks, Bita Stevenson, Sharon Moyer, Lois Warner, leanette Wott, Mary Ann Boss, Faye Lelaer, Shirley Tressler. SECOND BOW: Mr. Bernard Hunt, Marlene Cleveland, Virainia Mesnard, loyce Mills, Buth Voltz, Carolyn Mesnard, lanet Scheerer, Mary Ellen lewett, Barbara Scheerer, Mary Stiaer, Mary Lou Greider. Tl-HRD BOW: Nira Parkhurst, Shirley Marie Baker, Ellen Brutcher, Eleanor Leber, Naomi Michaels, Lois Gill, Katherine Doeloel, Mary Lou Filsinaer, Kathryn Myers, Marjorie Hintz, Lucille lohnson, LaDonna Sloan. HALL FOR E FlBST BOW: Mary Ellen lewett, loyce Davis, Nira Parkhurst, Barbara Scheerer, Ioyce Mills, Ronnie Brutcher, Marlene Cleveland, Shirley Tressler, Mary Lou Crreider. SECOND BOW: Mr. Bernard Hunt, Bobert Michaels, Norm Thayer, Ieanette Wott, Scott Fawcett, Bita Stevenson, lim Mitchell, Dolly Hendricks, Sharon Moyer, lackie Smith, Kathryn Myers, Eleanor Leloer, Frances Stevenson. IJBRARIA S FIRST ROW: Anita Pope, Alice Abbott, Ellen Brutcher, Sonia Norrnan, lean- nette Wott, loyce Kuns, Dolores Fultz, Carol Einkler, Lucille Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Gretta Rakes, Sylvia Greene, Marlene Keegan, ludy Cox, Virginia Mesnard, Dianne Simon, Kathryn Kollat, Mary Lou Eberhard, Faye Myers, Charlene Pettys. THIRD ROW: Mr. Russell West, LaDonna Sloan, Kay Kauble, Virginia Lirnbert, Doris Mohn, lane Cullen, Sharon Moyer, Carol Behnke, Ruth Rakes, Faye Leber, Kathryn Myers. E IOR SCOUTS FIRST ROW: Gerry Bookmyer, Iames Ayers, Barry Brown, Kit Shanahan, Fred Stokes. SECOND ROW: Iames Taylor, Robert Mann, Robert Fox, Robert Berie, Mr. Paul Koester. 'TUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Barbara Buck, Mary Alice Hutrnacher, lohn Iackson, Claire Laurendeau, Lucille lohnson. SECOND ROW: Iim Hurnberqer, lim Avers, Bill Norris, Clarence Iones, Mr. Albert Osborne. FUTURE F RMERS OF AMERIC FIRST ROW: Dean Bundschuh, Henry Dearsrnan, Ronald Wriker, Norman Roqers, Walter Dayrinqer, Bill Foultner, Ernest Bouyack, Iarnes Bookrnyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Grover Foulk, lohn Eberhard, Kenneth Klohn, Paul Wott, Ioe Ienninqs, Iames Thompson, Dean Payne, LaMar Mohn, Donald Taylor. THIRD ROW: Richard Bilbrey, LaVerde Kuns, David Gillette, lames Younq, Robert Meyer, Robert Gallagher, LaMar Baker. MMD D V ' V,..lZL.l,w.I'i5.imf.ViwmGl.wfv-'N:N,.:wv1i.'ww1ilMw-as .Maxell - . in . MM, FUTURE HOMEMAKER 0E A ERIC FIRST ROW: Iudith Moiser, Mary Lou Greider, Virginia Stanley, Ann Williams Kathryn Kollat, Ianet Scheerer, Nancy Payne, Ioyce Mills, Marlene Cleveland Carol Rakes. SECOND ROW: Patricia Pearce, Lucille lohnson, Norma Kapp, Ioyce Kuns Roberta Antis, LaDonna Sloan, Gaylene Iones, Marilyn Stokes, Dorothy Matter Mary Io Nycum, Mary Snyderj Mrs. Ruby Engle. THIRD ROW: LaDonna Hoy, Eileen Nieset, Naomi Michaels, Sharon Wilch Katherine Doebel, Patricia Barrett, lane Walter, Shirley Howey, Violet Golem biowski, Lois Gill, Iudy Hughes, Sheila Brininger, Ioanne Keeter. 0IECLR FIRST ROW: Lawrence Dinan, Iohn Eberhard, Paul Wott, Pat Pearce, Mr. Grover Foulk, Wilson Baker, Bill Eolutner, Ronald Brutcher, Donald Taylor. SECOND ROW: Norman Thayer, Louis Capucini, Walter Dayringerf' Ernest Bouyack, Norman Rogers, Robert Liebold, Sharon Moyer, Steve Kistler, Rita Stevenson, Dolly Hendricks. THIRD ROW: Clarence Iones, Iim I-Iumberger, Bob Mann, Iim Lynch, Robert Myers, Iim Mitchell, David Gillett, Bob Gallagher, Allyn Pettys, Scott Fawcett 39 LATIN CL B FIRST ROW: Iim Stevenson, Ann Kochendoerfer, Mary Arm I-Iintz, Marilyn Ayers, Dolly Hendricks, Sharon Moyer, Rita Stevenson, lane Cullen, Ruth Rakes, Virqinia Limbert. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Greene, Iudy Cox, Barbara Buck, Ruth Voltz, Carol Finkler, Betty Goltz, Anita Pope, Sandra Mosier, Joyce Davis, Gretta Rakes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wilbur Sarvis, lack Ashton, Scott Fawcett, Craig Zimmerman, Mike Tilrico, Ben Jackson, Ronnie Baker, Richard Post, Robert Metzger, LaMar Frederick, Richard Mowery. JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW: David Matter, Ioe Linehan, Carol McRobbie, Ardis Shetzer, Shirley Scheerer, Nancy Wilson, Ioyce Davis, Glenn Goltz. SECOND ROW: Sandra Mosier, Harold Ienninqs, lane Walter, Gaylene Iones, Betty Andrews, Myrtle Alley, Iudy Crockett, Ben Davis, Nira Parkhurst. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Miss Stacy, Sponsor. . A.lL FIRST ROW: Shirley Ann Baker, Mary Lou Filsinger, Dolly Hendricks, Nira Parkhurst, Iudith Hughes, Naomi Michaels, Claire Laurendeau, Sharon Moyer, Mary Alice Tiffany, Frances Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Norma Kapp, Ellen Brutcher, Mary Io Nycum, Ioanne Keefer, Ieanette CICIPP, Betty Andrews, Shirley Howey, LaDonna Sloan, Alice Kern, Paula Fiser, Miss Beverly Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Mary Ellen lewett, lane Walter, Sharon Wilch, Violet Golembiowski, Lois Gill, Myrtle Alley, Mary Alice Hutmacher, lill Lochotzki, Pat Barrett, lane Cullen. FOURTH ROW: Pat Pearce, Roberta Mesnard, Pat Moyer, Rita Stevenson, Ioyce Walter, Cleobelle Iennings, Lucille lohnson, Rosemary Farrar, Phyllis Liebeck. Y-TEE FIRST ROW: Shirley Baker, Mary Alice Tiffany, Claire Laurendeau, Paula Fiser, Alice Kern, Mary Alice Hutmacher, Nira Parkhurst, Pat Pearce, Lucille Iohnson, Phyllis Liebeck. SECOND ROW: Cleobelle Jennings, Ianet Scheerer, Roberta Mesnard, Pat Moyer, Violet Golern- biowski, Frances Stevenson, Mary Ellen Snyder, Gaylene lones, LaDonna Sloan, Miss Mariellen Chappell. THIRD ROW: Mary Ellen lewett, Iill Lochotski, Katherine Doebel, Betty Andrews, loyce Walter, Beverly Kuns, ludy Hughes, Sharon Wilch, Mary Lou Filsinger, Naomi Michaels. BAN FIRST ROW: Bob Fox, Lois Warner, lim Sargeant, Iirn Taylor, lim Avers, Betty Goltz, Mary Ann Hintz, Bill Taylor, Nancy Wilson, Nancy Roe, Roberta Mesnard, Ruth Voltz, Sylvia Broad, Phyllis Liebeck, lohn Wott, Ianet Purdham, Ioanna Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Forrest Hale, Dianne Kistler, Carolyn Mesnard, Robert Romeo, Margaret Romeo, lohn Schwan, Virginia Mesnard, Donna Watt, Mary Lou Filsinger, Marilyn Murphy, Claire Laurendeau, loyce Walter, ludy Crockett, Betty Andrews, Richard Fouke, Sharon Moyer, Faye Leber, Larry Whittaker, Paula Fiser, Bill Dencer. THIRD ROW: lack Ashton, Iim Mitchell, Barry Brown, Robert Be-rie, Richard Bookmyer, Harold Iennings, Glenn Goltz, Lowell Conley, Carol Whittaker, Mike Farrar, Claude Payne, Iill Lochotzki, Bob Gardner, Pat Moyer, Shirley Baker, Sonja Norman, Betty Nieset, Dean Payne, Faye Linehan, Nancy Payne, Virginia Limbert. FOURTH ROW: Craig Zimmerman, Barbara Voltz, Lester Bigelow, lane Cullen, Fred Stokes, Lon Osmon, Tommy Smith, Dennis Curliss, Tom Lynch, lack Weisheit, Anita Pope, Charles Nieset, Raymond I-lintz, ludy Mosier, Barbara Buck, Ronnie Brown, Sandra Mosier, Gerry Bookmyer. The Clyde High School Band is composed of seventy-five members from grades seven to twelve. We rehearse three times a week during school hours, but during football season and before the spring contests we rehearse almost every morning at 7:00 a.m. The activities of the band are numerous. We perform between halves of all football games, home and away, give two formal concerts, participate in the contests fthe band received a top l Superior rating at the State Contests the last two yearsl give many summer concerts in Clyde and in other communities, march in parades at home and away and receive invitations to welcome famous visitors to Clyde. A highlight of each year for band members is the exchange concert. Last year we were overnight guests of Vandalia, Ohio's Band members and we appeared in three concerts in and around Vandalia. Then we returned the hospitality when the Vandalia Band gave a fine concert here and were over- night guests of our band members. We appreciate the fine cooperation which the entire community gives us and especially do we feel grateful for the hard work done by the Clyde Music Boosters Club in raising funds to support our organiation. LEE I1 B ORCHEETR FIRST ROW: Tom Churchill, Faye Linehan, LaDonna Sloan, Phyllis Liebeck, Barry Brown, Betty Andrews, Betty Goltz, Iudy Crockett, Iohn Wott, Cloyd Payne, Harold Iennings, Mary Ann Hintz, Nancy Payne, Nancy Roe, Sonia Norman, Betty Nieset, Barbara Buck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Forrest Hale, Bob Fox, Iim Sargeant, Ioyce Walter, lim Avers, Iohn Schwan, Virginia Mesnard, Donna Watt, Mary Lou Filsinger, Marilyn Murphy, lim Taylor, Carol Finkler, Larry Whittaker, Sandra Mosier, Gerry Bookrnyer. THIRD ROW: lack Ashton, lim Mitchell, Bob Berie, Richard Bookmyer, Iill Lochotzki, Pat Moyer, Shirley Baker, Fred Stokes, Lon Osmon, lane Cullen, Craig Zimmerman, Bill Dencer, Barbara Voltz, Lester Bigelow, Ronnie Brown. FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Eberhard, Mary Ellen Snyder, Phyllis Liebeck, Mary Ellen Iewett, Barbara Buck, ludy Cox, Ioyce Davis, Sylvia Greene, Mary Lou Greider. SECOND ROW: Anita Pope, Marilyn Stokes, Carol Finkler, Janet Scheerer, Frances Stevenson, Ellen Brutcher, Mary Alice Hutmacher, Mary Lou Filsinger, Judy Hughes, Betty Goltz, Pat Pearce, Roberta Mesnard, Norma Kapp, Sandra Mosier, Marjorie I-Iickerson, Miss Iacqueline Mohr. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Ayers, Virginia Limbert, Ioanne Keefer, LaDonna Sloan, Pat Moyer, Betty Schrickel, Naomi Michaels, Claire Laurendeau, Paula Fiser, Shirley Marie Baker, lane Cullen, Rita Stevenson, Dolly Hendricks, Ieanette Clapp, Lois Warner, Mary Io Nycum. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Roe, Mary Alice Tiffany, Shirley Howey, Betty Andrews, Ioyce Walter, Faye Line-han, lane Walter, Myrtle Alley, Beverly Kuns, Pat Barrett. 43 UNIOR III II GIRL' CIIIIII FIRST ROW: Iudy Crockett, Dawn Wobser, Carolyn Miller, Pat Rock, Carol Fowler, Dianne Kistler. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Hudson, Gwendolyn Bell, Lois Baker, Barbara VanMeter, Nancy Wilson, lean Smith, Sharon Andres, Sandra Fultz, Vicki Worcester, Ioanna Miller. THIRD ROW: LaVaughn Moyer, Kay Brutcher, Ardis Shetzer, Carol McRobbie, Mary Felter, Gloria lean Mears, Sylvia Broad, Barbara Berie, Linda Warner, Betty Yates, lane Center, Virginia Billings, Carol Whittaker, Ianet Mesnard, Nancy Mesnard, Faye Fultz, Bonny Tarris. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Tilrico, Carol Perrin, Lynne Slessman, Donna Watt, Ianet Purdham, Iessie Davis, Kathryn Lindner, Iudy Osmon, Iudy Bell, Linda Robinson, Alice VanMeter, Barbara Burr, Barbara Voltz, Mary Kapp, Miss Iacqueline Mohr. FIFTH ROW: Mary Hoffman, Nancy Williams, Phyllis Schwan, Bernadine Lorentz, Evelyn Kollat, Margaret Romeo, Gwendolyn Ley, Sandra House, Mary White, Barbara Dagg. .IUNIIIII IIIGII BOY' CIIIIII FIRST ROW: Wilson Baker, Anthony Geiger, Harold lennings, Bill Dencer, Ben Davis, Charles Nieset. SECOND ROW: Cloyd Payne, Bob Dillon, David Ferrall, Thomas Purdham, Bob Bowman, Buton Benefiel, Stephen Kemper, Charles Swartz, Robert Romeo, David Long, THIRD ROW: David Matter, Ioseph Wott, Ierry Gray, Billy Linden, Dean Wadsworth, Allen Burkhart, Tom Lynch, Iohn Bolinger, Harry Ayers, Iames Long. FOURTH ROW: Norwood Smith, David Amert, Rod Persing, lack Weisheit, Roger Casey, Tom Kelso, Charles Perry, William Weller, Raymond Hintz, Kieth Anderson, Miss Mohr. FIFTH ROW: Iohn Watt, Charles Nieset, Glenn Goltz, Dennis Curless, Ioe Linehan, Ronny Brown, Charles Henry, Ronny Rice, Oliver Ott, Eugene Stanley. EG PHO E CL B FIRST ROW: Ioyce Fultz, Charlene Pettys, Phyllis Baker. SECOND ROW: Rita Stevenson, Iudy Hughes, Dolly Hendricks. THIRD ROW: Ianet Scheerer, Naomi Michaels, Ioyce Howey, Cleobelle lennings. ARSITY C FIRST ROW: Floyd Heit, Glenn Kistler, Dean Ernsberger, Gary Mesnard, Iohn Schwan, Bob Gray, Iirn Sargeant, Bob Gardner, Iirn Stevenson, Phil Broad. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Miller, Robert Michaels, Walter Dayringer, Bill Stiger, Larry Whittaker, George Nestra, Ierry Keegan, LaVe-rde Kuns, LaMar Baker, Harold Mesnard, Richard Bilbrey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arthur Hendricks, Ronnie Baker, Floyd Thorton, lim Avers, Bob Wilson, lim Humberger, Barry Brown, Gerry Bookrnyer, Arlin Rakes, Roger Kuns, Mr. Norman Brautigarn. FOURTH ROW: Carl Rogers, lack Hofelich, Bob Berie, Bob Mann, lim Mitchell, Bob Fox, Glenn Ray, Bill Norris, Doyle Wise, Bill Foultner. I FOIIIVIALS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Nitey Night. UNGII In the qood old summertime The End. Slaves. Music?? Miss America. Speclrmint Kids. X ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde. . . Clyde. . . Clyde Clyde Clyde . . . Clyde 1951-52 ARSITY ll00TB LL . 6 St. Ioe Cpreviewl. . 0 . ...l9 McComb ...,.... 41 McComb . . . . U North Baltimore . . 7 North Baltimore . . . . . . . 6 Genoa .......... 33 Genoa .... . . . . . . . . U Oak Harbor ..... 20 Oak 1-larbor . . . ...6 St. Ioe... ...33 St.Ioe... . . . .13 Lakeside . . . . .34 Lakeside . . . . . . .26 Gibsonburq ..... 13 Gibsonburq . . . . . . . . . . .14 St. Mary's .. . .. .47 St. Mary's ... . ...l9 Elmore ...13 Elmore FIRST ROW: Clifford Doebel, manager, George Brutcher, manager, LaMar Wott, Dean Ernsberger, Iohn Schwan, Robert Metzger, Kit Shannahan, Bob Gardner, Larry Bower, manager, Lowell Mc- Robbie, manager. SECOND ROW: lerry Keegan, Bob Gray, Gary Mesnard, lim Humberger, Harold Mesnard, lack Hofelich, Bill Norris, Bob Wilson, Walter Dayringer, Iim Mitchell, Floyd Thornton, Ronnie Dick. THIRD ROW: Coach Norm Bratigum, Coach Bob Miller, Ronnie Baker, Eugene Hotelich, Roger Kuns, Ronnie House, Richard Bilbrey, Ben Iackson, Walter Meggitt, Ronald Golembiowski, Bradly Maines, Bob Berie, Bob Leibold, Iohn Iackson, Coach Art Hendricks. 1952-53 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oak 1-larbor . . . . .Preview here there here there there here there there here Gary Mesnclrd Harold Mesnolrd LETTER E Bob Berie Bill Norris luck Hofelich Walter Meqqitt 49 JUNIOR HIGH FIIIITB LII FIRST ROW: Wilson Baker, Don Taylor, Louis Williams, Harry Ayers, Robert Wott, Harold Frasure, Burton Benetiel, Merlin Colvin, Iames Pope, Ierry Gray, Iohn Bolinqer, Leslie Limbert, Ronald Brown, Thomas Daqq, Iack Stiqer. SECOND ROW: David Moyer, Phil Broad, Robert Streeter, Iames Thompson, Charles Perry, Norwood Smith, Ted Gray, Ioe Linehan, I-Iarold Ienninqs, Ioe Ienninqs, lack Weisheit, Wayne Bilbrey, Phil Mann. THIRD ROW: Mr. Iohn Collinqs, LaMar Frederick, Frank Humburqer, Tom Kirk, Bill Mowery, Clifford Mesnard, Ierry Schoenteld, Bill Eshelman, George Nestra, Michael Telrico, Ierry Wood, Tom Stiqer, Iim Stevenson, Louis Capucini, Robert Harvest, Mr. Iames Crabtree. H0 E 0lVlI G TOP LEFT: Cleobelle lenninqs, Iudy Hughes, Beverly Kuns, Mcrry Lou Eilsinqer Ioyce Howey, Rita Stevenson. BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Stiqer, Ioyce Howey, Beverly Kuns. CENTER: Mory Lou Eilsinqer. TOP RIGHT: Ioyce Howey, Mctry Lou Eilsinqer, Beverly Kuns. BOTTOM RIGHT: Iudy Hughes, Beverly Kuns, Pot Ienninqs, Mcrry Lou Filsinger Mr. Osborne, loyce Howey, Cleobelle Ienninqs, Rita Stevenson, Miss Kennedy B KETBALL FIRST ROW: Ierry Wood, Manager Bob Gray Gerry Bookrnyer Iirn Mitchell Bob Berie Bob Fox George Brutcher, Manager SECOND ROW: Coach Norm Brautiqam lim Sarqeant Floyd Thornton Glenn Ray Bob Michaels Iohn Iackson Gerry Bookmyer Bob Fox Bob Berie RE ER E BASKETBALL S UA FIRST ROW: Robert Harvest, LaMar Fredericks, Mike Telrico, Bill Taylor. SECOND ROW: Coach Hendricks, Doyle Wise, Richard Mowery, George Nestra, Cliitord Doebel, Clarence Iones, Scott Fawcett. JU IOR HIGH SQUA FIRST RCW: Norm Thayer, Kit Shanahan, Dean Ernsberger, lim Stevenson, Iohn Fiser. SECOND ROW: Coach Miller, Robert Metzger, Eugene I-lofelich, Ronny Baker, Lowell Conley, Ben lackson, Don Fought, Richard Post, Roger Kuns, Arlin Rakes, Dean Scheerer. 1951-52 Secr,son's Record, Reserves 1952-53 Basketball Schedule Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde .......... Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Won 5-lost 8 Vermilion ...... Republic ....... St. Mary's ...... Castalia ........ Upper Sandusky Green Springs Genoa ......... Gib sonburg ..... Oak Harbor .... St. loe ...,...... Carey .......... Lakeside ....... Elmore November Z8 ..,......... Thompson, here December 5. December l2 December 16 December l9 December 23 .... lanuary 9. . . lanuary 13. . lanuary 16. . lanuary 23 ..... lanuary 27 . . lanuary 3U ..... February 3 . . February 6 ..... 1951-52 Season's Record, Varsity Vermilion ...... Republic .... St. Mary's ...... Castalia ........ Upper Sandusky York ........... Gibsonburg ..... Genoa ......... Gibsonburg ..... won 8-lost 9 Clyde ..... . Clyde ..... . Clyde ..... Clyde ..... .... Clyde ..... Clyde ..... .... Clyde ..... .... Clyde ..... .... Mary's, there Upper Sandusky, there .............Castalia, there . . . . . . . .Green Springs, there ..........Genoa,here . . . .Gibsonburg, here . . ..... Oak Harbor, there .........St.loe,here . . . . . .Carey, there . . . . .to be scheduled . . . lakeside, here . . . . .to be scheduled . . . .Elmore, there Oak Harbor .... 45 St. loe .......... 66 Carey .......... 55 Lakeside ....... 62 Elmore ......... 22 Green Springs ..4l St. loe .......... 37 Gibsonburg ..... 54 TR CK FIRST ROW: lohn Fiser, Norman Thayer, Robert Liebold, Ben Jackson, Ronald Baker, Lewis Burkhardt, Dick Post. SECOND ROW: Managers Bill Rathbun, and Roger Kuns. Bill Norris, Gerry Bookmyer, Ralph Britton, Tom Gill, Chelcer Matter, lim Weisheit, Charles Hammer, Bob Avers, Fred Meek, lim Dickman, Mike Aman, Bob Fox, Bob Mann, Gary Mesnard. THIRD ROW: lim Sargeant, lim Fredericks, Barry Brown, lim Humberger, Glenn Ray, lim Mitchell, Ierry Keegan, LaVerde Kuns, Floyd Thornton, Larry Whittaker, Richard Bilbrey, Coach Hendricks. Managers Tom Smith and Phil Broad. FOURTH ROW: Dean Ernsberger, Bob Gray, Ronnie Brutcher, David Gillett, Ronnie Golembiowski, lim Ayers, Bob Gardner, lack Ashton, Iohn Schwan. LETTER MEN SENIORS-Mike Aman, Robert Avers, Ralph Britton, larnes Dickman, Tom Gill, Charles Hammer, Chelcer Matter, Fred Meek, lames Weisheit. lUNIORSGGerald Bookrnyer, Bob Fox, Iarnes Frederick, Robert Gardner, Robert Mann, Gary Mesnard, Bill Norris. SOPHOMORES-lam-es Avers, Richard Bilbrey, Barry Brown, lerry Keegan, LaVerde Kuns, lames Mitchell, lohn Schwan, larnes Sargeant, Floyd Thorn- ton, Larry Whittaker. TRACK RECORDS 100 yd. Dashfl0 sec.. . . . . .Bob Fox 220 yd. DashM22 sec. ................. ......................... B ob Fox 440 yd. Shuttle Hurdle Relay-55.8 sec. ...... Mitchell, Meek, Keegan, Weisheit 880 yd. Relay-l min., 33.5 sec. ..... . Broad lump-21' l0 ........... High lump-6' 2 .. ........Kuns, Meek, Keegan, Fox .................BobFox ...Mike Aman Track 1952 April 6 .... .............. A t Upper Sandusky April 13 .... .... A t Willard ftentativel April 20 .... . . ...........,. Lakeside April 27 ..... ............... C lyde Relays May 4 ..... .... S andusky Bay Conference May 8 ..... ............... A t Ada Relays May l5 .... ............ B ellevue Ctentativel May 18 ..... .... D istrict Meet at Bowling Green May 25 ..... . . ....... State Meet at Columbus Track 1951 Clyde ..... .... 6 l-2X3 Upper Sandusky . . 56-178 Clyde ..... .... 7 2-U2 Willard .......... 45-U2 Clyde ..... .... l 14-1X2 Norwalk ..... . . 3-U2 Clyde .............. 79- l X 2 Spencerville ...... 35- l X2 Clyde scored 59 points to Win Clyde Relays Clyde scored 86 points to Win S. B. C. Meet Clyde scored 65 points to Win District Track Meet Clyde scored 19 points to finish second in State Coaching record 44 Wins-4 losses Cdual meetl BEBLL191 FIRST ROW: Bill Norris, Floyd Thornton, Iim Fredericks, John Schwan, Kenny Skeels, Mike Aman Bob Gray, Robert Michaels. SECOND ROW: Gary Mesnard, Bob Berie, Chelcer Matter, Willie Skilliter, lim Dickmari, Fred Meek THIRD ROW: Coach Brautiqam, Bill Dillon, Tom Cullen, Dick White. 19 1 BASEB LL A ARD y Players receivinq awards in Baseball at the end of the 1951 season are as follows: Mike Aman, lames Dickrnan, Chelcer Matter, Tom Cullen, Dick White, Tom Gill, Kenny Skeels, Willie Skilliter, Fred Meek, Robert Berie, lames Frederick, Robert Gray and Robert Michaels. The managers for last season were Doyle Wise and Donald Taylor. Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde Clyde. . RECORD .. ...7 PortClinton... ...5 .. ...l5 BisingSun.... ...5 .. ...6 Bettsville ...l .. ...6 St.loe ......... ....5 . . . . . 6 Bossiord CTourneyl . . 7 BASEBALL 1952 April l .... .... T o be filled April 8 .... . . . Port Clinton April .... ..... B ising Sun April ................... Green Springs April , 30. . .Exempted Village QS Parochial May 3, 4 ................. Tourney at Clyde May 5, 6, 7 ....... District Tourney at Clyde May 8, 9, 10 ........................ Open During the last tour years the Clyde Baseball team has been trying to show their talents on the diamond and have shown great improvements toward be- coming tournament contenders. Last year the team Won tour games and lost one. This loss Was the first game in the tournament, so this spring we Will try again tor a victory. In batting last year the seniors Who took top honors Were: Dick White 399, Mike Aman .400, and Iim Dickman .41 l. Dickman also Won the batting trophy. Other seniors on the team Were Tom Cullen, Kenny Skeels, Fred Meek, Chelcer Matter, and Torn Gill. Returning senior lettermen are Bill Stiger, lim Frederick, Gary Mesnard, and Bob Berie. We, the members of the student body, would like to Wish the team lots ot luck in the coming seasons. GIRL' VIILLEY BALL TEAIVI FIRST ROW: Ruth Voltz, Marjorie Hickerson, Pat Moyer, Frances Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Faye Leber, Dolly Hendricks, Mary Lou Filsinqer, Violet Golembiowski. THIRD ROW: Myrtle Alley, Claire Laurendeau, Sharon Wilch, Rita Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Alice Tiffany, Iane Walter, Katherine Doebel, Shirley Howey. Interscholastic Volleyball teams were chosen mostly from the members of the Girls' Athletic Association. An even season score was kept oi two wins and two losses. The Basketball teams played a total of eight games winning six and losing just two. And finally Spring Softball teams will organize for interscholastic competi- tion. A. The Girls' Athletic Association CG.A.A.l a two-year old club is growing to be one of the strongest organizations at C.I'I.S. I FORMA S FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: High and Mighty. Backstage life. 4:01 p.rn. Put it here. Bless this yearbook. Take your pick Wrong Address. 4 I FOR!Vl S FIRST ROW: SECOND RCW: THIRD ROW: Is that So??? Ah-hct!! Conference???? Detentior1?'??'?? Here We come . . . Cheer!! Cheer!! Ah, if it was spring. I FIIRIVIA S FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Main Street. Days qone by. Steve, dor1't burn that book. Isn't this deIiqI'1tfuI????? Rapid Robert. fIl'1 the middIe?!? I Backward glance at our editor. IFIPRAS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD HOW: AW Pleorse?!?l Model Students?-?-? On your toes girls. Lefy olrt. T. G. l. F. Our Athletic Director. Would you reolly'?!? l fflazzgiazzf Xie Wm. .. 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