Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1947 volume:

JQIQ47 q . 5 af it . . i mf A f' i N f My i9 Pubh hed by the Senior Class ,. Fostoria High School MM- Fostoria. Ohio H ri D . W, ,. J-if V-ggge.w+ Q 1-- Q f ' ..,,. X 'V K if turn. QM' X JV 'A' X orewor r R , As edztorzal representatzves of the class of 94 f f ZV, , J X25 ff .. 1'.: 'l A'.- it ,.'-- :QA . have approached the compilation of this at A AA. ... Fw f'Z A, A a trepzdatzon no doubt shared by annu f b jf? 'I Q t N have preceded us. We trust thas effor 1 lib? ,:.' j w g I . . , f ' 'ff :' l on 5 L e A gg i ? of tts day, a complzment to zts pre d r ffi fg' an 'L ' ,A t ' Q V, a n U , ,ff yv' ..,:..,, 'H , W, - - li ff ,riff ': -z- 3 fi? K spzratzon for even better annu s with re. , . . dt t We would be femlss 1 m id? ,Elia tssp knowledge the symwthetzcaagrfld ltelgjul W : k i tbd Qssfs . ki? faculty, thetgooperaftto'n'fQnd advzcet o- p. 1 t t J rrrht't in iff' t Y il, ttf - f 1 gn H -l sf ers dndfghefQssientglahgsuppgwg of zser if Q xl 5 V i 8 ,eg i E Tltzstlevolume zsftdeszgnedffs ltrnewbers of t ,-A, t student bddyi, thezr familmiest and thi? 7 . Vriswaggazi 112123 VKA. I ' f,., endurmg 5. 8800 tgons If Wi Qrst 2, it 'V Q Fw to serve 0715719 lack ' sspd . . wzll che zsh h, cop the of ttdsrrs 4 r . . . to igsame have enyoye rn zts prepa n. 2 . ll rshhf . , . Thzs 'lS jWO'U,T verszon of Eur have at- tempted to make zt znterestzr . ,ljtmsg theme 'Ls based on our. Redman legend. zt as another rttt volume in a dlstlnguish p bggbigtography of,Fosto High School-The l 2 E3 Q N, Al' ' 4-4ll l' 1 3: ,. Lf H W X 4 if M? QQSQOCOQO 1,000 cs O00 003009090 O E O Gps Oo og 4 OPUCDQQOJQ QOOOQQOCCJOOCJOOQQQOODOO TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ........ . . Deans and Faculty . . . . Student Body ......... . 16 Seniors ............ . . 17 Iuniors ........ . . 37 Sophornores . . . . . 43 Freshmen . . . . . 49 Iunior High .... . . 54 Athletics ...... . . 59 Football . . . . . 60 Basketball . . . . . . 64 Track ..... . . 70 Music ......... . . 71 Instrumental . , . . . . 72 Vocal ....... . . 77 Activities ...... . . 83 Publications . . . . . 84 Clubs ......... . . . 88 Dramatics ......... . . . 101 All School Play ........... . . . 102 Iunior Class Play ........... . . . 104 Advertisements and Features . . . . . . 107 School Calendar .......... . . . 108 Advertising ....,. . . . llfl R P S X SUPERIN TE NDENT Mr. H. L. Ford Ohio State M. A. Ashland College A. B Ohio State B. S. Amiable, energetic Superintendent Ford r ' always has a broad smile and a nod ot qreet- .r., mg for everyone. He rs a man well-loved among the student body. SGCIGKIIY-Ruth Bdlsdt PRINCIPAL . 't ' 'fi T' WL., ffr-iW,.,?z.-- my rt , fy . A - . . .,,.:.t....,W, .., ,,,,,. - . , ,L 1. .31 if ' V fs ' . ' -.fQ,fS.l.Qw fw . 2 ' - K KS -A -If-fft+:'tfw..J' ' .. ' - fwfr:-ywiage, f J.-lg its .7 I' : t l -hy gi , . g 44 c ,Ltx Secretary-Marilyn Herrig Mr. O. K. Caldwell Findlay B. A. Ohio State M. A. Mr. O. K. Caldwell came back to Fostoria to serve as Principal and has done a fine job. He guides the students with a friendly hand and gives them the opportunity to help govern the school. By his musical talent he has also contributed much to the cultural lite of the community. i BIG ,n CHIEFS mum agg- -'qv ,, N VH v,..,,- 'X X X , 44 , VLKHM1 R I Carter D D Schlcxtter Zemer Mrs D Houser E K, L.......4 SENIOR HIGH DEANS Note to Mr. Nixon: We know you as the big manwith the booming voice and that you are a good sport and a good friend. You have been kept busy with your teaching and your ex-., pert management of athletics. We have found you ready to advise us and we appreciate your inter- est. We really hate to leave you behind, but We know that you will do as much for those who follow us as you have done for us. The Staff W g AC' ' 1 4 L24 -- --a ,J V? 61 A l?'. N V 11 71:5 x , ff, wp! N., . 3 f QM Note to Miss Bourquin: We're proud of your achievements in poetry and prose. We thank you for the things you've done as everybody knows. You lead the senior girls as Dean and do your teaching too, the Scriveners re- vere you, which is no news that's new. We know that you'd corn- pose a note that to this would be peer, but this one like yourself, is really quite sincere. The Staff JUNIOR HIGH DEANS t Note to Miss Eger: We think of you as one of the wisest and kindest counselors of Iunior. High girls--always alert and eager Clike your narnel to help wherever needed. Your Home Room is one of the busiest spots in the building. Always a project afoot there! You have the happy faculty of combining teaching and guidance most successfully. We cannot say enough of your en- thusiastic sponsorship of Iunior Red Cross activities. Thanks for all you have done! The Staff Note to Mr. Bender: Congratulations Coach! It's your second anniversary at F.H.S. as Dean of Iunior High boys. You have done a swell job. Not the least of your contributions has been your coaching of a winning football team. We appreciate you as a Dean, a Coach, and a reliable counselor. Thanks! The Staff fw wx 1 ff! I f.. , I Z Y 43 XZ? -1 2' .f 23 'Q' -Lf! 'X if 'N I . , - Z I ' Mr. Thomas E. Bender Ashland, A.B., Ohio State, Bethany, U. of Pittsburgh. Ir. Dean of Boys, Guid. 9, Science 8, Football Coach, Athletic Director, Asst. Basketball Coach. Mr. R. L. Bohyer Bowling Green, B.S., Ohio Northern U., Toledo U. Drafting, Auto Mech., Metal Shop. Miss Madeline Bixel Bluffton College, B.A., Wesitern Reserve, B.S. Librarian, Lambda Sigma Miss Mabel I. Bourquin U. of Toledo, B.S. English ll, Scriveners, Senior Dean of Girls. ,,V, ,,.,.., S, .,,, ,,,,.,. 95. -. :pf We W 4.-sg vs. A ., :Q 15. 5 ' ' ' . , ,, Fr- 'T Q o f E352 T - ' 'X ' :ya Miss Vera M. Eqer Bowling Green B.S., Ohio State, M.A., Chicago U. Math. 8, Guidance 7-8, lr. Bed Cross. Mrs. Eleanor Guemsey Oberlin College, A.B., A.M. Kent State, Ashland Col- lege, Middlebury College tVt.J English 10, Y-Teens Ad- viser. Mr. Floyd P. Gehres Bowling Green, B.S., Ohio State, Toledo U. Voc. Math, Drafting, Sci- ence, Blueprint Reading. Miss Virginia Henry Bowling Green U., U. off Minnesota. Science 7, Math 8. rw Mrs. Carolyn Callendar Ohio Wesleyan U., B.A., Ohio State. Dramatics, English 9, Pub- lic Speaking, Omicron Lambda, Fr. Players. Miss Miriam E. Decker Miami U., B.S. World History 10, Amer- ican History ll, Student Council. Ss if-Q K. Mrs. Wilma R. Hartman Bowling Green, B.S., De- fiance College. Health, Phys. Ed., lr. a Sr. G.A.A. Mr. Richard Downs Ohio State, B.S., Miami Instrumental Music. 4 Q . , 31 if., nd U. Mr. Iames W. Middleton Ohio Northern U., B.S. Ohio State. Vocal Music. Miss Barbara Moore Ohio Northern U., Ohio State, A.B., M.A., U. of Michigan. Spanish, French, lourn- alism. Mrs. Marian Murlin Ohio Wesleyan U., B.A. Bowling Green. Algebra, Geometry, Na- tional Honor Adviser. Miss Luella Moss Heidelberg College, A.B., U. of Southern California, Ohio State, Bowling Green. Latin l, II, English 9, 12, Y-Teens, Lambda Sigma. Mlss Pamela M. Holbrofw Domestic Science Training College, Bath, Somerset England, Diploma of West. loint Board of Domestic Subjects, Home Economics. Mr. L. Wm. Ionos Toledo U. Voc. Machine Shop, Man- ipulative. st! if .w e - f3'.f- f sw V '- .,.. f .kr fvfsbei . Mr. W. W. Nixon Mount Union, B.S., Ohio State, M.A., Wittenberg. Biology, Guidance, Faculty Mgr. Mr. I. E. Powers Indiana State, B.S., Okla- homa A 61 M, M.S. Office Training, Distribu- tive Educ., Future Retailers of Ohio. Mr. Milow R. Howard Bowling Green, B.S., Find- lay College. Economic Geography. Bkk. I, ll, Law and EC. Mr. C. D. LaRue Otterbein College, A.B., Ohio State, Bowling Green. American History ll, Sr. Social Science. Mx. Robert O'Neill Ohio State, B.S. Health, Phys. Ed., Sports Club. Mrs. Ethel Ritchey Bowling Green, B.S. Home Economics, F.H.A. Club. Z 8 ., , Miss Florence Ruehle Bowling Green, B.S. Typing I, II, Ir. Business. Mx. Albert Siekeres Bowling Green, B.S., Ohio State. Chemistry, Physics, Sr. Science, I-li4Y Club, Asst. Basketball Coach. Miss Ieanne Seibel Heidelberg College, A.B. English 8. 7 Mr. O. E. Sm.ith Ohio State, B.S. Woodworking, Printing, Electricity. . ? ., it L :N ' ii' , 1314955 ' 1 . eifmafffsgii. . Q, is it t. ,,. ::,, -,t,t 3 . . ' ., ...,- fi' C - 'aww -V -, ,,. .fi mit. 2 e e . . . , ,W M 2 . .8 s is f X. . 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LeRoy Valenti . . . . . .Carolyn Peggs, lim Pierce . . . . . . . . . . .Gayle Burke, .Don Vogel . . . .Charles Buchholtz, Ioan Lapidos . . . . .Ioanne Russell, Iohn Bowman . . . .Roger Cole, Donna Buckingham Lucille McCullough, Paul Lawrence . . . . . . . .lim Hanover, Verna Boucher . . . . . . . . .Mary Lewis, George Hill . . . . .Linden Brooks, Iuanita Mosier . . . . .LaDonna Larson, Kenneth I-'ogt . . . .Marilyn Keefe, Don Burgbacher . . . . . . . .Marjorie Feisel, Bob Myers . . . . . . .Beverly Hessey, Allan Rasey David Hollenbaugh, Margaret Reber . . .Iunior Shumaker, Mary Flechtner . .Don Kisabeth, Arvetta Kopf Q ,Xi SENIOR PERSONALITIES ' Z ' uanuzm Alqe. Ray Annual Stat! 4 Ash. Marvel Rae Y-Teens 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Glee 2 Freshman Players l Salesmanship 4 Annual Staff 4 Baker, Ruth Y-Teens 2,3,4 F.H.S. Bowling League Girls' Glee 2 Chorus 2,3,4 F.l-LA. Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Beeson, Gene Football l,2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Bollinger. John Football 3 Hi-Y 3 Annual Staff 4 Bormuth, loyce Y-Teens 2,3,4 National Honor Societ G.A.A. 4 Omicron Lambda 2,3 Cafeteria 3 Ioumal Staff 1 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Operetta' Cast 3 Student Nurse 3 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Boucher, Vema Y-Teens 2,3 Ir. Y-Teens l G.A.A. l,Z.3,4 Student Nurse l,2,4 Z ff Z Y f 431 SENIOR ACTIVITIES l-li-Y 3,4 Student Council l Concert Band l,2,3,4 Marching Band l,2,3,4 Brant, Maxine Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Scriveners 3 Chorus 2,3,4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Brombley, Donna G.A.A. 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 3 Chorus 2,3 F.l-l.A. l,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Brooks. Linden Hi-Y, 3,47 President 4 Omicron'Lambda 3,4 One-Act Play Contes Iournal Staff 3,4 Boys' Glee 2,3,4 Choir l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 All-School Play 3,4 Iunior Class Play 3 Operetta l,2,3,4 Operetta Cast 3,4 Student Council 4 Basketball 3 Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 Brown, Ida Louise G.A.A. l,Z,3,4 F.l-LS. Bowling Leagu Girls' Glee 2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 F.H.A. Club 2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2 Concert Band 3 Pep Band 3 Salesmanship Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Buchholtz, Charles I-li-Y 3,4 Traffic Patrol 3,4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Pit Orchestra Annual Staff Pep Band 2 3 4 t e Y-Teens 2,3,4 Lambda Sigma 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Accounting Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Buckingham, Harry l-li-Y 3,4 Boys' Glee 2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Chcir l,2,3,4 Football 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Burqbacher, Don Hi-Y 3,4 Projection Staff 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Debate 4 Chorus 2 Boys' Glee 2 Annual Staff 4 Burke, Gayle Y-Teens 2,3,4 Scriveners 3,4 Omicron Lambda 2,3,4 One-Act Play Contest 1 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 All-School Play 3 Operetta Cast 3 Operetta 3,4 Ioumal Salesman 3,4 Freshman Players l . 0 N N ff f' Cockie, Betty Sciveners 2,3,4 Marching Band l,2,3,4 Concert Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 F.H.S. Bowling League 2,3 Cafeteria l Freshman Players l G.A.A. 2,3,4 Girls' Basketball l,2,3,4 Iournal Salesman 4 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Pit Orchestra l,2.3 Annual Staff 4 Cole. Roqer I-li-Y 3,4 National Honor 3,45 President 4 Scriveners 2,3,4 Omicron Lambda 2,3,4 One-Act Play Contest l,2 Boys' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 All-School Play 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 2,3,4 Operetta Cast 4 Orchestra 3,4 Pit Orchestra 2,3 Cheerleader 3 Ioumal Salesman 4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Conley. Wendell Hi-Y 3,4 Boys' Glee 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Choir 4 Deckard, Mary Y-Teens 2,3,4g Sec. 4 Ir. Y-Teens ly V, Pres. 1 G.A.A. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4 Scriveners 3,4 Iournal Staff 3 F.H.S. Bowling League 3 Girls' Glee 2,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Student Nurse 4 loumal Salesman 4 Annual Staff 4 Engle, Ieanne W Y-Teens 2,3,4 35. Q Omicron Lambda GA A 2 Girls Glee 2 Chorus 2 Al1School Play 4 Student Nurse 3 4 Outdoor Lite l Annual Staff 4 Emahrser Geneva G A A 2 3 4 F H A Club 2 3 4 Girls Glee 3 Chorus 2 3 Annual Staif 4 an 17 , , , ' 3.4 4 1 1 f - if . ' X f f . . ,, s 2 ' I, a ' X , 1 ' if ' '- 3' wwl X 'IA ff, ' ' .. A Q, 3, ' Al 'gd Film, 4 uf, 1, ' '44'o, X Q2 ' l l X X K 5 3 32 A 1-.gi Farrell. Martyn Gillette, Phyllis lean Herbert, Mildred Hollenbaugh, David Y-Teens 2,3,4 Cafeteria 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Feisel. Mariorie Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. 4 Omicron Lambda 2,3 Cafeteria 3,4 Girls' Glee 2,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Accounting Staff 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Flechtner, Mary Y-Teens 2,3,4 Triangle Leader 4 Omicron Lambda 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Student Council 4 loumal Salesman 4 Outdoor Life 1 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Annual Staff 4 Foqt, Kenneth Concert Band l,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 3 Annual Staff 4 Fox, Eleanor Y-Teens 2,3 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Cafeteria 3 Salesmanship Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Franklin, Lois lean Y-Teens 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4g President 4 Ir. Y-Teens: President l Student Council 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 4 Chorus 2,3,4 F.H.S. Bowling League 3 Cafeteria 2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Scriveners 2,3 Sr. Executive Committee 4 lournal Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Hansen, Ted Traffic Patrol 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Boys' Sports l Football 2 Annual Staff 4 Hanover, lame: l-li4Y 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 One-Act Play Contest 3 Boys' Glee 2 Choir 2 Chorus 2 Projection Staff 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Football 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Debate 4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Harler, Betty G.A.A. 2,3.4 Chorus 2,3 Salesmanship Club 4 Annual Staff 4 I-larler. Ioan Y-Teens 2,3,4 Ir. YATeens l G.A.A. 3,4 Chorus 2 Annual Staff 4 Y. Teens 2,3,4g Triangle Leader 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Scrtveners 3,4 Lambda Sigma 3,4 One-Act Play Contest 3 Library Staff l,2,3 lournal Staff 3,4 Girls' Basketball 3 Annual Staff 4 Hessey, Beverly Hi-Y 3,4 Omicron Lambda 3,4 Iournal Staff 2,3,4 All-School Play 3,4 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 Ir. Class Play 3 Choir l Ioumal Salesman 2,3 Freshman Players 1 F.H.S. Bowling League 3 Annual Staff 4 Holden, Richard Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice President 4 HPY 3,4 Lambda Sigma 2,3,4 One-Act Play Contest 2 Ioumal Staff 3,4, Editor 4 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Ir. Class Play 3 Operetta 2,3,4 Operetta Cast 3 Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 Hill. George I-li-Y 3,4 Choir 2 Chorus 2 Boys' Glee 2 Football l,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Housley, Anna Mae Y-Teens 2,3,4 Omicrom Lambda 2,3,4 One-Act Play Contest l Ioumal Staff 3 Chorus 2 Library Staff 3,4 Student Nurse 4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Hummel, Ralph Boys Sports 1 Cafeteria 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3,4 President 4 Hunkerl Pm Basketball 2,3,4 Omicron Lambda 2,3,4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Scriveners 2 Cafeteria 2,3 Senior Class President Hill. Mark Annual Staff 4 A G.A.A. 3,4 F.l-LA. Club 2,3,4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Salesmanship Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Hyte, Ronald I-li'Y, 3,4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Annual Staff 4 V 0 Girls' Glee 2 f ' 25335 glib 2 3 4 Harter, Ieannlne ' 1 X O ' t 2 34 ' Y-Teens 2,3,4 1 rc es m ' ' Lambda Sigma 4 ff Outdoor Life l F.H.S. Bowling League 2 'fm W ag Gary, Frank Girls' Glee 2,3 h, -Q -IW Hi-Y 3,4 Chorus 2,3 ul! J Omicron 'Lqmbdq 3,4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Xi... , Student Council 4 Operetta 3,4 U mxx Football Manager 3,4 Scriveners 2 , g X, Basketball Manager 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Track Manager 2,3 U , V l Sr. Executive Committee 4 ' 2 V Concert Band l,2 Henline, Ruth till I I Marching Band 1,2 G, A, A, 3,4 if, ' xxx Freshman Players l F,H,A, 1,Z,3,4 f 'l , F.H.S. Bowling League 3 Sqlesmanship Club 4 Q V uv r 0 N , Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 ' , ill IM' 1 l.- . rg, nu , W . , 4warrnnnnunlrunuImlllunln'unumuuuulllllttlllltllllllliliuuiurllllllll .11 lg. 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Bonnie Choir 2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Mosier, Iuanita Y-Teens 2,3,4 Scriveners 3,4 MC1l'Chi1'1Q' Band 2 All-School Play 4 Football l,Z,3,4 Omicron Lambda 2,3,47 Vice Freshman Players l Ir. Class Play 3 Basketball l,2,3 President Annual Staff 4 youmql Sq1e.Sml-m 4 Sr. Executive Committee 4 loumal Staff 4 Ffeghmqn Players 1 Boys' Sports 1 Glfls' 2,3,4 Kisabeth Don Annuql Stqff 4 Annual Sttlff 4 Cl'lOI'U.S 2,314 I ' Choir 2,3,4 H1-Y 3,4 Lawrence, Paul All-School Play 4 Mcfchmq Bend 12.3 Westfield, Ind. 1,2 opereuq 2,3,4 Concert Band l,2,3 Hi.Y'4 Might. Don Ir- Class Play 3 Orchestra 2,3 Annual Staff 4 H1-Y 3,4 Debate 4 , Omicron Lambda 3,4 Cafeteria Staff 1,2 Journal Salesman 3 Freshman Players 1 Lewis, Mary Boys' Glee 3.4 Operatic Cast 3,4 Projection Staff 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Choir 4 Freshman Plqyersl One-Act Play Contest G.A.A. 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Nurse 3,4 Student COUHCU 1,2,3 Iournal Salesman 4 Football 1.2,3.4 Matz, Kenneth , Ioumal Staff 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Koons' Do'olhY Annual Staff 4 Operetta 4 Traffic Patrol 3,4 g1z1TeenS2253i4 L d L Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 orus ,, ee y, ynn Club 2,3,4 Outdoor Life l Mgyefl Lydia Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 23,4 L h Be WSW' Duane Gifts' one 4 K f A N OSH' Y H1'Y,3f4 P.H.A. Club 2,34 op, rve a ' . A. Club'2,3,4 Boys Glee 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Triangle Salesmanship Club 4 Choir 2,3,4 Leader 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Russell. IoAnne tMutchlerl G-A-PM 4 Operetta 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Omiffon Lambda 2,3 M q1Y'Robe Traffic Patrol 3,4 Salesmanship ctub 4 Ioumal Staff 3,4 Y-Teens 23,4 Track 3,4 Chem 2,314 Girls' Glee 4 Scflveners 3 Band 1,2 Student Nurse 3 goir 25.514 3552 Stuff 4 Annuei staff 4 Annual SMH 4 orus , , Operetta 2,3,4 Chorus 2f3f4 Myers, Bob Cheerleader 4 Ovefefts 3 l-li-Y 3,4 Freshman Players l GQAH5- 2 ' Boys' Glee 2,3,4 Ioumql Salesman 3,4 Girls Basketball 3 g st, Choir 2,3 Sr. Executive Committee 4 . Chorus 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Mifecke' Alice 3' Operetta 2,3 Teens 2,3,4 T ff. P 1 Chorus Z 34 9 Je. ra ic atro 3,4 r.H.A citfb 234 Q 7 Annual Sfcff 4 Annual Staff 4 1 ' I f X W ' N, f f X W t' Y- 1 ft 4 4 ,, V X W ' I I 1 fri l ' , . X 'AI4 A X 1 'K ,ff l 4. 1 f 4 wwf - jk V ' Z' 1 ' . . X - ' 4 451 H V . 1. Z X 02.7 f 699,40 l . j X X f f l X X Z' 2 34 McClellan, Walter lournal Staff 3 Football l Traffic Patrol 4 Annual Staff 4 McComb, Arlene Y-Teens 2,3,4 Peqqs, Carolyn Y-Teens 2,3,4 Lambda Sigma 2,3,4: Program Chairman 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Cafeteria 2,3 Journal Staff 3 Pierce, lim F.l-1.5, Bowling League 3 Hi-Y 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Track 3,4 lournal Salesman 4 Freshman Players Annual Staff 4 McCubbin, Gertrude Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A.. 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Choir 2 Girls' Glee 2 Student Nurse 3 Library Staff 1 Salesmanship Club Annual Staff 4 McCullough, Lucille Y-Teens 2,3,4 Salesmanship Club Freshman Players Annual Staff 4 Needles, Joyce G.A.A. 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 2 Choir 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 3,4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Nusser, Gene Hi-Y 4 1 1 Traffic Patrol 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Pohlman, Leroy Hi-Y 3 Boys' Glee 2 Chorus 2 Football 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Pratt, Rulon Boys' Glee 1,2 Chorus 1,2 Library Staff 1 Traffic Patrol 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Rader, I.aDonna Y-Teens 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Library Staff 2,3,4 Salesmanship Club 4 Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 F.l-LS. Bowling League 3 Boys' Glee 1,2.3 Choir 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Operetta 2,3 Football 3,4 Track 4 Annual Staff 4 Ostroslry, Don Hi-Y 4 Track 4 Annual Staff 4 Patterson Elnore Y Teens 4 G A A 2 3 4 Girls Glee 23 Choir 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 4 loumal Salesman Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 Ramsey, Ianet Y-Teens l,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 lournal Staff 4 Girls' Glee 2,3 Chorus 2,3 v Iournal Salesman 4 Library Staff 1 F.l-l.S. Bowling League 3 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Rasey Allen H1 Y 3 4 National Honor Society F 1-1 S Bowling League Orchestra 4 Pit Orchestra 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Pres Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 4 Reber, Margaret Y-Teens l,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4: President 4 Robinson, Elma F.H S. Bowling League 3 G.A.A. 2,3,4 One-Act Play Contest 2,3 F.H.S. Bowling League 2,3 Student Council 1 Girls' Basketball 2,3,4 Accounting Staff 4 Richard, Eileen G.A.A. 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 F.H.A. Club 2,3,4 Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 Richard, lim Hi-Y 3,4: Chaplin 3,4 Omicron Lambda 3,4 One-Act Play Contest 3 Boys' Glee 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Operetta Cast 3,4 All-School Play 3,4 Library Staff 1 Football 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Concert Band l,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Salesmanship Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Rothenbuhler, Ioanne Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Student Nurse 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Reinhard, Robert 1-li-Y 3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Concert Band 2,3,4 Marching Band 2,3,4 Pit Orchestra 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Boys' Glee 3,4 Annual Staff 4 s Russell, Leonard Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 2 Sr. Executive Committee 4 Annual Staff 4 Sharp, Iohn Hi-Y 3,4 lournal Staff 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Library Staff 1 lournal Salesman 4 Pit Orchestra 1,2 Annual Staff 4 w we l A llllllltltlllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIKlllll nuuuurulllltllllulml1u1,,,,,'uugnlllf .11 X S I XXXX Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 0. f s. X Z. 202 Hof I -t 'W is---W f Plll M!M1M1WZWSWr' I I A ,4 Z ' ' ' I 'n ' 1 ,, 4' ' ' 3,4 ' I' , . .. ' 3 A E 1 4 ' 1 111,11 . , f W . xlxx ye, ur l 'tb x 1 to - , f 1 - , 1 - , ,, , , , .Vs . 'Q -f - 5 A f' A r 5' , ' ff A 2 K A-2 V Seebon. W. N. Annual Staff 4 Football l,2,3 Basketball 2 Sendelbcrch, Howard Annual Staff 4 Sheridan. Esta Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 F.H.A. Club 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Freshman Players l Annual Staff 4 Shultz. Iosephine Ann Y-Teens 2,3,4 F.'H.A. Club 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Singleton. Betty Y-Teens 2,3,4 ' GA.A. 2,3,4 Cafeteria 2,3,4 Student Nurse 3,4 Annual Stafi 4 Shumaker. Iunior Hi-Y 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 3 Annual Staff 4 Smith. Bettie Iune G.A.A. 2,3,4 Choir 2,3 Chorus 2,3 GiTls' Glee 2,3 F.l-l.A. Club 2,3,4 Operetta 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Smith Ioan Y-Teens 1 2 3 4 G.A.A. 3 4 Choir 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Glee 23 Operetta 2 3 Library Stall 2 Salesmanship Club Annual Staff 4 Snyder, Iackie Y-Teens 2,3,4 Lambda Sigma 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 4 Iournal Salesman 4 Annual Staff 4 Souder. Harold Hi-Y 3,4 lournal Staff 2,3 F.l'l.S. Bowling League 3 Boys' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4, President 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Cperetta 2,3,4 Basketball Manager l,2,3, lournal Salesman 2,3 Freshman Players l Sr. Executive Committee Annual Staff 4 Spangler. Wanda Y-Teens 2,3,4 Lambda Sigma 2,3,4 Girls' Glee 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Library Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Stainbrook, Barbara Y-Teens l,2,3,4 Lambda Sigma 3,4 Girls' Glee 2,3,4 Choir 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Library Staff 4 Operetta 4 Annual Staff 4 Stearns lack ProJ ction Staff 2 Ca teria 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Tate Wilda Y Teens l 2 3 4 Triangle Leader 3 4 G A A 2 4 Cafeteria 3 Girls Basketball 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 X i 4 4 Thomas. Marvene Y-Teens 2,3,4 F.H.S, Bowling League Chorus 2,3,4 F.l-LA. Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Ullery. Sally Y-Teens 2,3,4 Cmicron Lambda 2,3,4 One-Act Play Contest Freshman Players 1 Annual Staff 4 Valenti. LeRoy Boys' Glee l,2 Choir 1,2 Football' l,2 Operetta l,2 Cafeteria 2 Student Council l Annual Staff 4 Vogel, Don Hi-Y 3,4 Marching Band l,2,3,4 Concert Band l,2,3,4 'Pep Band l,2,3 Qrchestra l,2,3,4 Drum Major 4 Annual Staff 4 Vogel, Paul Annual Staff 4 Choir 4 Boys' Glee 4 Chorus 3,4 Freshman Players l Volkrner, Charles Hi-Y 3,4 Football l Annual Staff 4 Walsh Kathleen Y Teens l 2 3 4 loumal Staff 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Freshman Players l Chorus l GA A 2 Library Staif l Pit Orchestra 2 Iournal Salesman 4 Annual Staff 4 3 Ward, Tom Hi-Y 3,4 Cmicron Lambda 3,45 Boys' Glee l,2,3,4 Choir l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 All'School Play 4 Operetta l,2,3,4 Cperetta Cast 4 Annual Stall 4 Warrington, Eugene Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Annual Stall 4 Warner, Marianne Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Iournal Salesman 4 Girls' Basketball 2,3,4 Annual Stall 4 Williams. lim Hi-Y 3,4 Cmicron Lambda 3,4 Iournal Staff 2,3 Boys' Glee 2 Choir 2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 Operetta 2,3 Student Council 1,2 Football 2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Ioumal Salesman 3 Freshman Players l Operetta Cast 3 Pres. 4 Fl-LS. Bowling League 3 Annual Staff 4 Wolfarth Ar! H1 Y 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Wolfelt. Gwen F H A Club l 2 G A A 3 4 Annual Staff 4 J f lil I rf tt' ' f f v ,,,., . or '--if-, 1 . ....y ,. ,.A., . I WL! f It 12 lin ilil .GK W , Y S 4 1 gl f QAPRNL l 'el ' ,3 fe ' . . if O' , X - Y u y 1 X s f .W 4 A is , , N it , . , ' 1' ' l '- ---f----- In tt ...-..-. :mul fl l 'V xx X al X f W fa ! 12 ff A ' X f VA? gf gjfii' .,., 6 ff v ', XM 1423 X fkfxaf MY 6 UWM LOW tif' .Q Q' ?,I23j,?fi'2,ft as 105299 HW Members of the Class of '48 are preparing themselves for a new postwar world. Larger opportunties in this modem age replace the old. The Class will aid in forging new ideals for America. They are the pioneers of Tomorrow and their's will be the responsibility for the betterment of the community. The challenge for the Class of '48, during their Senior year in High School, is to prepare themselves to meet their task effectively. 38 Goldie Aurand Duane Angles Ianice Anderson Garland Allison Nancy Berlinghotf Don Bollinger Patsy Beiqh Wanda Bovee W! few fp 'izigfge' -I Barbara Barth Genevieve Baker Arlene Baker Viola Baker Helen Baxter Frances Batdorif Bill Basinger Betty Basehore Mary Lou Burlfhart Bill Brown LaVonne Browning Hazel Buckingham Mary Ann Cook Bob Compton Mary DeVore Duane Crow Gene Claypool Nancy Carter lune Carson Doris Cole Ed DeWalt Norman Dieter Naarah Corl Betty Cooper Mary Lou Davis Ann DeVore Florence Dudley Carla leon Earl Tom Elkington Ieannette England Mildred English Barbara Etzinger Herb Hom Donna l-loffbauer Mary Io Howell Greta House Mary Lenz Gordon Lewis Ilene Linclenman Rheta Loach Nelson Harris Dick Harding lean Hanley Ann Harrold ,K V ,.1,,.J H wg . vig. H N , f' tis Xp 3.- Donald Hutchins Cherie Lou Iackson Dorothy Johnson Iohn Iohnson Arden-Lockhart Pat Lunsford Dick Lowmaster Marilyn Martin Delores Harsh Ruth Hattendorf Dwight Hazeltine Jim Hicks loan Iordan Wayne Kingery Gilbert Lane Norma lean Lee Robert Ming Paula Molter Leo Motel Bill Mottram H , M if ily Duane Munqer Richard Musser Byron Niswender Icne Payne Barbara Myers I anet Newhouse Iames Peyton Ieannine Pierce Beverly Roose Betty Rose Helen Rose Natacha Rowe Phyllis Statler Ieannlne Stienhurst Claudia Strawbridge Iack Stroman Iohn Royer Harvey Saxton Sharon Saddoris Lowell Shrider Robert Stuckey Charles Switzer Iosephine Szaller George Thrailkill Paul Preble Charles Rahriq Cliff Reinhard Iunlor Romiq Georgia Smith Ioan Smith Stella Snyder Nancy Sowry Pat Travis Dick Vogel Dorothy Ward Ray Wenger BE A 'P Robert Wiedemcmn Toe Ann Woodland Howard Wyatt Eugene Young Dick Blosser Allen Kimble Albert Iones Virginia Williamson Patricia Workman Richard Young Clyde Zuern Mqrdell France La Von Grooms David Martin Larry Ickes Robert Johnson JUNIOR PERSONALITI MOST ORIGINAL Mary Lou Davis, Bob Weidemann MOST ATHLETIC Pat Travis, Bob Bomer BEST DANCER Janice Anderson, Gib Lane BEST DRESSER Ieannine Pierce, Herb I-Iom SHARPEST LINE Ann Harrold, Gene Claypool BEST LOOKING Pat Workman, Bob Compton TYPICAL IUNIOR E it t n, , ff ' X G W Helen Baxter Bus Niswender L, or , if 54 T . Z X we 'I I H SV I 4 ef 1. 1 ew-M X I sr , M, H, ,Wi I .. I , .. , 4- 5 I 1 f I , 1 5 , f, .53 ' Q if ,. fo r Wm nw ow W OP . 6 Ollwtl a-5230 obgossggigtfxs Yew wa W ' 5'5 263656 9006 Y c- ZW The members of the Class of '49 have taken one more step toward their qoal on the ladder of education. They have taken an interest in the activities that are offered in the senior High School, such as Choir, Hi-Y and Y-Teens. They have shown initiative in the class projects set before them. In the coming year they will develop their leadership by beinq responsible for the Iunior Class dances, plays, offices and the Iunior-Senior Prom. Let's hope they will be as successful in the Iunior Class as they were in the Sophomore Class. 44 If nuns E UI X X Maw P'-PN Bose Ba CaroX B ood nks ames Betw Lou Susan B Lou HX Xoyce B GXGS en Bauer 999611 Bermmfa Buqene Anna Neva Chade Dwiqh Midre V ekna Pat Hake Bomer S Brant K Buchh d Buckkn Buhock Carson Barton hoii ohz qham Lika Bob Bob Mae Yraver ext Gihetke Gwmespie D Onqjd G I' Robert H OVSS Qnley Nan CY C hqrles IQCJC Cob Um Rojqnd C Ook Dolly C Opse Y IQ mes Cotter Darlene D UVIS E VGl'ett DQ light ew W Cflldqleq D eweese Ida Dick hqu I Ho War d Dejter Rob eff Dunfee ffm E merson fqck P ejsel Dov id . -Fiftro Dqn , Je! Foltz 45 wmes Hflfdm H0565 ew reno wwe WO HG Ruuvh Have' 9 v xhgwa Henfy HRX som Diane Bob H P01 HO NW xx Bob Hu ue 5 Woe Hugo G-GTC Leona DOW X vida mei MON 46 mine XG HHUQI oqon womb Huiimun unker auth Ann xbfma ckson SCN ucoby sohnson S one ence X 5 mace We fennette Jordon Franklin Iordcrn Carolyn Joseph Jim Keckler Glo rio Keefe ferry Knepper Vi vion Knierim Bob K roeiz Jock Lombriqht Robert Lee Norma Lewis Richard Lewis Wrginio Lowery Barber cr MQcDon Qld Byron Mcrdden Anliflbeile Mcmecke fone Marietta Mike Mcrriin LUCY Ann Moy foe Mcllnczney Norrnan Miqbt Torn Mittef Mariorte Mttttqan Betty' Matter Mariorte Mornptner Victor Moon Cart Master Donna Musser Kohn Ntrtaer Darts Nts-wander Pat Nasser Vtrqtnta Parsett Betty Painter Raymond Pastortous Betty Patterson Dick Payne Xanette 'Peters Kohn Pierce Sue Porter Mary ?ost L -at ffm .df Elm M Qe RQSD ned H Gym Ont Maruyn Rath bum I-Ulf Un l Re1d ling Mildred H ejnhq fd Ii U1 Reinhard Willis Hi Sner Sign Iey Robe Us Marilyn Sch U1 jdt Vern Cr Schultz FIO1'ence SOQ1 S Rum Se gfler Joh n Shqtzer Glen T1 Sri Glen n Sheriff Gord S F1 Shjflet Luci ue S huhz fqm Ss szosser Betty SIG we, pat smith 4 Rav Smim Xeon 'SUYCXQI YAadYF1Emyder Wanda Scuder - k Stombfoo Mow' Lou BQAH SKGKYX Xcmice S'1O11dmqeY Wmiom Swiflemn W' h ix ' Rose MGP! ',:A- ' LoueHe Thompson Virqinill Thompson Gwen 'Yumef . 'R' Patricxcx VGXGH 1 5 x s fi.,-.. d' 9 f 4' . ,mmf Robert Sur m jack MCK Beudhoxd ffQ5? fg5gQN5' l endnbk gy A 1 : .,.. ,,, Qck WCM CYXGYXQ5 ,'. Q , .2 , LV 1 g, 9 i a J up I? I 48 Mom Yn WQIS h Robert Walt erm Yep M Qfgfjl-et W Q'hLS1-S Clmer Gen eva Wjgjoby O roson Wiltse Barbara W Olfejt Nile S Woodley Albert Wood mqn cy JGQIIQUS Wy C1118 O Qle Yates B f G YY Zgjgler L oujse ZSIQISI- R013 SH zuem a ff, F I F 'mmmni EX jM7fR,m9 ff Vw XX E If vv v05wW0b J E '-:-..g xg QW QJK9' c'-5 q3H'YYo00vK?32 da. 05 aQX-Y X9 1 veit Stl ow X xx o fm? 9 vt -L o 23919 ,nf-.500 Ys 9 Y gb 'fl' x-0 9136 e 0016 QS-5536i 9 X599 .5-1,1 Y X0 Q36 1957 'l'he one hundred fifty six Iunior High students who will comprise the Class of 1950 enter the Senior High School activities next fall. The manner in which the members of the Class have co-operated in Iunior High extra curricular activities gives promise that they will adapt them- selves to the larger field which they are entering and will become of great value to the student body. 50' 14 X s 4 t :ta Hob G1-t A Sh ' on foh BO SGH Kane Davxs nnq A A111 vwt Davis DOI Q OI C1 by Bake Carot Decker Qfen I DO ce Banks tggquettn Deqan rjs B Qmetf Watter Dtct-chant Beverty Dickson DQV, ld B Useh Shjrl OTS I eY Bqgeso Donatd Dotson Oyce I1 Bee ' fi H D H I- , I d Beck A KG es me in ',L, effy 'S f' N N Brow Xb 1 Pt mow Dale SS ' t, O ' Qncy -. Bee , 6 t ' FS ,AV Qx 1 5 ' GKGN YGI V ' Shtft DomtrxiC1,tl9 Hit 5, Q 'BUUIH 'W. .,., is Q' V ' 'b - f- I N Joann 'by , X. 9 B 'K T I . , Yrd 1,2 ck EG11 Beffy Am xx t if R H 2 W, 06' Wynn E etbervl Oger l 4 tk et Vjr ,Z S, Fatt ft Qin. Be IQ Carter Robert Yottz v GTIY Don Yout Davtd Yruth B111 COO lc EGU C PQ Ooper Richard Gee ul D Ph I1 anne-r Xartet GYGQOYY 1 ji PQ D Dczurerm Danny Gostxe HY D Un Qur D G tt ook 3 tt d Grower tc at Gomer Betty V Vylid xcbms Dean Gro HU shew ves ,Daria and Iohn Groves E Ck'5On Vera XG s Raymond Haase ie X098 all-er n Watson Hardin V yohngo Chflfxes rx Mary Hagerman I Xohnso Dems Lucy Anne Hole h anne Keds u lim Harris A LO X Kecydef we Iacquelin Haspelagh 1 nn 14095 Blanche Haynes so K-iso: Harrold V: A-.Q ,,::: xg, Kahne 5, ,. ue , , bw Dorothy Hattendorf ' E G Klm , '1'- B Nancy V .-,, . Q Q , W X' X ff , W ' P . . ' o.ff A .A W ' f u .,. I ' eu , f f' N Paul Herbe l H l v New Bill Hirsch V Un , ,S XTOYY5- is Charles we i Levlx Goihle in Marily f clcathom 'Loflc . Bobefi Krew Nan Hollenbauah an vefa Xe fflnie Hill GU Gene Log Kwan Pat Hollenbaugh Ie MG H9090 Orman Haschar ,Her . M1 Bill Horen vm h Mitche -:BP dden Jim Howell R MCYG Shuyeil Iohn Huff MCNUH Mildred Hill we Bill M orqcm Had Spfow MQTjQn M I 0011 CGA gxoqqef Q mes Munqer Pmn Shumuket ISQ XO n Musser Ym Shumoker D 1 on Mortimer Snyder , prom Gllbert Myers Shedch GQOYQQ P Gul Nusser Gwxwn Stearns 9919! Doncyd Stem gh-fiorje BGQDQIO ost Stevengon llgongld BOYWTG Sfnne fygxe Iggererf goisi S11 YDQSO .ZIQTISUS TQEOYCGHO hlllibs 'YOOYVGH DQR Anne ghude 1509595 Rorofhy BQXW Ofnzg Turner golf CYXGYXG'-5 fssler . Undel-wood Sllver Luc111e Ye-nser Koay! Purlgey Carolyn Wolfclrth VOQQX Dwight Ruth Yates Dean Igffngeler Dorothy Wycms Xjoqex- R?Vef1y Bill Yeager DOIXS lffhqfds Bill Yinqlinq Wguuce D on Sanders d Wedge P PXOYXC5-X Qffy Schq I et CII' Pxoerx W elk S Yoon Webei EISUHOI-e S M cott Nadme 'NN eXXs crdeljne Sch 'moms Edfh roder PGM W1 1 Seqrles X Y XNXXHGYQS NPG 5 Q u EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW'-Don Davis, Ruth Davison, Gene Deck- er, Floyd Devore, Emma- lyn Dillon. SECOND ROW - Nancy Cameron, Gene Carson, Ianet Sue Charles, Buddy Clark, Shirley Clary, Io Anne Claypool, Leonard Copple-r, Laura Couch, Rose Mary Cousin, Gilbert David. THIRD ROW-lere Baxter, Bill Beers, Maynard Beiqh, Pat Bennett, Beverly Blake, Dick Bles'inq, Floyd Bostic, Marvelle Brink, Iack Burke, George Burkhart. FOURTH ROW-Barbara Allison, Ianet Ash, Lois Ault, Edward Babb, Ethel Baker, Pat Baker, Pauline Baker, Suzette Baker, Eve- lyn Baird, Norma Banks, Bob Basinqer. FIRST ROW: Shirley Hena- steller, Catherine Henry. Nancy Herbert, Iudy Hill, Iim Hiser, Gloria Horner, Ora Hoscar, Roger Hotten- sltein, Rose Hunker, Roland Hutchins. SECOND ROW-Marilyn Fox, Mary Ann Fruth. Richard Gerritsen, Bernard Goodale, Donnie Graber, Betty Greek, Alice Harris, Sue Hartman, lane Hatha- way, Mildred Haynes. THIRD ROW-Ierry Dillon, Harlowe Dixon, Paul Don' aldson,, Pat Dull, Karol Earlie, Margaret Elsea, Mary Etzinqer, Betsy Evans, Norma lane Fittro, Carl Fillhart, George Flechtner. Doris Mae Fout. 54 CLASS OF 1951 .My EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Marvin Russ, lack Riqqs, Teddy Rine- hart, Freddie Rovinson. SECOND ROW - - Gloria Morqart, Kathleen Myers. Henrietta Paqe, Kenneth Parsell, Cynthia Payne, Robert Perry, Nolrna Pey- ton, lim Piqque, Willie Piqque, Clayton Raspe. THIRD ROW-Pat Lybur- tus, Dale McCullough, Bill Mansfield, Ioe Mervin, Roger May, Iohn Merqen- thaler, Carol Merrit, Ron- ald Might, Terry Mills, Ronnie Molter. FOURTH ROW - David Kechler, Charles Kinq, lack Kinqery, loe Kinshaw, Robert Koester, lim Lam- briqht, Elsie Lanninq, Rich- ard Lewis, Helen Louis, Mary Lou Lowery. I u........... A w .-..... if- it I if T1 CLASS OF 1951 an f i , lj FIRST ROW-june Young, Ianice Zeigler, Iames Ze- mer, Charles Zuelzke, Chales Zumpht. SECOND ROW - Gene Walters, Thelma Weiker, Gerald Williamson, Kay Willison, Ianet Woodland, Mary Yates, Melvin Yates, Layton Yackey, limmy Yackey, Donald Yoder. THIRD ROW-Beverly Sny- der, lanice Somers, Leigh- ton Stahl, Rickey Steve, Eddie Stevenson, Franklin Szaller, Betty Thompson, Mary Tidd, Lowell Tyson, Iosephine Wagner, Deloris Waltexmeyer. FOURTH ROW A Ralph lohnson, Wesleyi Roose, Charles Schmidt, limmie Schultz, Gordon Schutt, Connie Sheets, Donald Shultz, Winniired Shultz, Ronald Shurnaker, Phillip Snyder. 55 AM SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW-Dick Conley, Ronald Cooper, Dick Cop- pler, Arthur Cousin, Iunior Cousin, Gloriadene Cram- er, Darlyn Crawford, Max- ine Danniels, Bill Dauter- man, Dallas Dauterman. SECOND ROW - William Brugqeman, Robert Bul- lock, Marion Baumqartner, Barbara Burdette, Ray- mond Burk, lean Burkhart, David Carr, Shirley Carter, Donald Coburn, Carol Col- well. THIRD ROW-Selma Beers, lane Bender, Thomas Beil- liard, Joyce Bise, Mary Black, Franklin Boucher, Betty Brant, lay Brickles, Norma Brookman, Alice Brown. FOURTH ROW - Nancy Adams, Kenneth Adler, Duane Ammon, Sharon Kay Anderson, Ronald An- gles, Carolyn Banks, Bar- bara Barnes, lerry Bauer, Charles Bauman, Ray- mond Bauman. FIRST ROW-Homer Guth- erie, Robert Harrington, Margaret Harris, lames Haspeslagh, William Hat- tendorf, Stanley Haynes, Gene Hessey, Ioyce Hicks, Emma Hill, Betty Hiser, Evidine Haschar, Naomi House. SECOND ROW - Cheryl Firestine, Richard Fittro, Iudy Flechtner, Eldon Fock, Darrel Fruth, Stuart Gair, Duane Goebel, Ruth Hol- loway, Shirley GOOdCIlG, Marlene Griene, lack Gre- gory. THIRD ROW-Clair Daible, Ioan Dicken, Lloyd Doe, Roger Doe, Ioann Doll, Sandra Dudley, Beverly Dunleny, George Dyer, Thomas Engle, Louanne Evans, Sally Fittro, Bar- bara Fillhart. 56 CLASS OF 1952 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW fl. McFad- den, B. Miller, C. Miller, C. Belle Miller, Mary Lou Miller, Maxine Moore, Iames Murphy, Patsy Newhouse, Margie Nis- wander, La Deana Page, Marcia Paine. SECOND ROW - Carole Lanning, Ronald Loe, Charles Lowery, Sue Low- master, Carol Lusk, Dale Lusk, lohn Machir, Melvin Manccke, Gordon Mans- field, Nadine Matthews, Tom Matz, Nancy McAr- thur. THIRD ROW-- Ralph Hull, lay Hunker, Io Ann lack- man, Bernard Iackson, Pauline Iackson, Ieanice lohnson, Robert Iohnson, Iohn Keeton, Dean Kinney, ,Toe Kisabeth, Mary Ann Krouse, Richard La Foun- taine. 0 CLASS OF 1952 av FIRST ROW-Nana Walk- er, Edna Wallace, Harold Warner, lean Warren, Anna Weilcer, Richard Wilcox, Harold Wolfelt, Ioy Lou Williams, Dianna Wiltse, Ianet Zimmerman, Rena Zimmerman, Helen Ann Zuern. SECOND ROW - Phyllis Thomas, Gary Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Patsy Thompson, Rosalie Thomp- son, Don Thrailkill, Robert True, Iohn Twells, Duane Valenti, Lewis Wade, Rachel Van Tassel, Ianice Wagner. THIRD ROW - Georgia Slotterbeck, Don Smith, Eu- gene Smith, lack Smith, Iune Smith, Don Spangler, Richard Sprow, Stuart Stearns, Duane Stroman, Edwin Stuckey, Rodney Sullivan, Richard Tate. FOURTH ROW W Thomas Rathburn, Kenny Roush, Roger Reinhard, Shirley Reynolds, Ioyce Reynolds, Melvin Reynolds, Iohn Richard, Glenn Robe, Ierry Russell, Nancy Scheid- hauer, Don Searles, Patsy Shaffer, Patty Singleton. FIFTH ROW-Carl Haase, Io Ellen Hiser, Mary Par- sons, lerry Pastorius, Tom Pastorius, Ida Peeler, Carl Peggs, Harold Piggue, loe Porter, Iohn Post, Ronald Pipher, Nettie Rasp. 57 f X N i 4. Z x Q ff' pay, 5 , V 'Z XXX ff 4 'N W I E : 22 3 f J : Q M 'aww W 11, XX lv XX y w K , ,I xl Y' , f ff vv w!f Q X '04 I Nl' 6.4 11111 ki X I 1 than I- -..nlnm wa? qw IWW ' x X V x UID! 9 DU A j Qs X X e ' X S f lx Q wi ff Y Y NDVI Vlllgf ffl ' jf! wx W 4 M 'M I . U, :l 0: 11 f + L 'V ' hm, M Ill' 33.105 ' I ,Q f 2 A ll nm' If 'N X K I f I H1 r 27 7 -ul' Wwyjf XX QQ . wx A lug! 0 li .,. af, X QXAW Nixci'8a,XXxXfS13ixN 59 wwklfe J .f4-,gg COACHING STAFI 1 Robert O'Nei11 Dole Herbert Theme Bender Lester Von Scxnt MANAGERS Robert Kroetz Bill Mottrczm Frank Gary Iorck Lcrmbriqht . . we .45 I ATHLETIC BOARD R. I. Carter W. W. Nixon T. E. Bender O. K. Coldwell , M. R. Howcrrd H. L. Ford k.. ,A , , 11- i ...Nw ' VVVA. .f L V. A errrerr rf ' D rr ' o .ef X A FIRST ROW: Thrailkill, Russell, Warrington, Shumaker, Williams, Hanover, Hill, Marks, Might, Pastorius, Reinhard, Evers. SECOND ROW: Mottram, Bateson, Bomer, Dieter, Nusser, Switzer Kingery, Woodley, Iackson, Lowmaster, Lyburtus, Saxton. THlRD ROW: Gary, Crow, Niswander Wenger, Iacoby, Dcxnner, Beck, Iohnson, Richard, Burgbacher, I. Reinhard, Elkington, Preble FOURTH ROW: Gillespie, Cook, Gillette, Haver, Dyer, Hess, Allison, Hutchins, Echelberry, Kiser, Dickhaut, Wedge, Kroetz. FIFTH ROW: Shiflet, H. Dieter, I. Shumaker, Feisel, P. Nusser, Yeager, Sanders, Myers, McAnaney, Rhude, Keckler, Cotter, Lambright. SIXTH ROW: Van Sant, O'Neill Bender, Emerson, Dotson, Mitchell, Powell, Hirsh, Hall, Sheridan, RECORD St. Wendelin . . . Wapakoneta . . Fremont .... T Port Clinton ..... Tiffin Columbian . . H Defiance ...... Lima South .... E Bowling Green . . . Findlay ....... This was a good year for the Redrnen. The R fans turned out in record crowds to see the E snappy brand of football that brought the boys a tie for Buckeye League title and also positions D on the All Buckeye League teams. On the first team: Thrailkill, tackle: Hill, fullback: Shurnak- er, guard. On the second tearn: Might and Bomer in the backfieldp Marks, center, Pastorius, E end and Hanover, guard. Congratulations, Redmen! N M 1 I We They 32 O 6 20 0 6 0 0 27 O 15 O 33 6 13 0 26 7 61 CTHIS PAGE! Bob Marks. Captain Iunior Shumaker lim Hanover Bob Bomer KFACING PAGE! BUCKEYE LEAGUE CHAMPS 7 IRT Vlnzyne Kingery Chuck Lyburtus Ray Pastorious Harvey Saxton Paul Evers Cliff Reinhard lim Williams Norman Dieter Birn Thrailkill lack Bateson Carlos Iackson Chuck Switzer Spike Hill Gene Warrington Pug Lowmaster Don Might Gene Nusser Leonard Russell Us 'T 5? fx 4 ? 5 sv 2 3 i 5 if 45 l. 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL Richard Lowmasier, Gene Beeson, Don Boyer, Don Mighl, Iim Williams, Georqe Hill, George Thrcril- lcill, Charles Switzer, Carlos Jackson, Ierry Knepper. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Donald Peeler, lim Cook, Bill Yeager, Charles Underwood, Gene Logan, Don Beck, Ronald Shumaker KNEELING: lim Howell, Iunior Yackey, Mgr., Donald Rhude. RESERVE BASKETBALL Ierry Knepper, lack Feisel, Bob Gillette, Charles Switzer, Ray Pczstorius, George Thrailkill, Law- rence l-lcwer, lim Cotter, Paul Danner. RESERVE COACH IUNIOR HI COACH BASKETBALL MANAGERS A. f , mg, W su- Q? A 4 Al Siekeres Tommy Bender RESERVE RECORD Shelby ....... Sandusky . . Wapakoneia . . Fremont ...... St. Wendelin ...... Bowling Green Bucyrus ...... Marion ....... Tiffin ......... Si. Wendelin . . Findlay ...... Fremont ...... Bowling Green Kenton ....... Lima Central . . Tiffin ......... Findlay .... W e 29 38 54 38 29 26 46 60 . . . 42 35 28 37 36 39 46 47 47 They 26 47 28 36 30 27 43 29 40 31 54 36 58 40 76 36 30 David Hollenbauqh Bill Stein Frank Gary rosroam scuooi The Fostoria High School cagers had an 'up and down season. We lost some heartbreakers but the spirit of the' team never waivered. Our defensive wall was sparked by Spike Hill and the outstanding bankboard Work of Carlos Iackson. Quick maneuvers by Iohn Boyer and Gene Beeson tallied up many a bucket. The clever ball passing and shooting of Don, lim and Pug complete the story of a fast moving, Well coached team. The boys drove on to wind up in the regional toumament, playing inspired basketball. Tlwsv Progrcuns are being sold by F.H.S 3 1 C F l'r0f:e0fls will be usedjor New Iiilectrrc 66 lf - GENE BEESON Bayard. - y PRICE nvn clams LETTERMAN g IIM WILLIAMS IOHN ROYER These Proceeds FOSTORIA JANUARY pus TOUIINT Mem- nsconn il SCHOOL :ww We They are bel sold by F.H.S. Sturlents. or N qi,,i, . - lectricelfootball Score Board. 6, GYM S SI 3 G H F 1 i 4 5 E E s S E 5 3 5 5 1 5 S 1 E , i i 3 5 6 ! ? pct TPQVIS AIVSIIQ Kopf Mqfdell e F-,ance Gwen Tum er LOU Elle H Baller MQ1-iorie Feiss! Nanci! bC1ra Allison X BOY had VARSITY AND JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Here are the pepper-uppers for all our athletic events. These gals always put on a good show and they are right on the job when it comes to cheers for victory or a good lusty yell of en- couragement. Have you noticed those handsprings, cartwheels and high jumps? We think our cheerleaders have added much color to the football and basketball games. Congratulations! W-vu 'SLN ., demon X Shawn KOH Pm jf lo Ann Kopi 'O h kPxb56Y1 Pat Hollenbduq 1 I 1 s S w 1 , 1 1 .f M, n ww W' 1' S 4 X ' n XM Us ig fa, X X f , ff 5 gm WC, ,N S K 4 J O N X , WWW S NN? ' P 7 f W if ji W Q M 5' Q N X , K I , f , L Xxx Y S N X Hx, X liiagi X 1 -1 f f ? 2 l X X, , Y: 'UL,,l A A f, Z 1 X X r :,M,m.n O . ,, X an 'gaim azmuj ff - , J s vvvf Z lmx .JI Z f X-I-'I X X ' V 1 X 'XB Q X 4' 4 K if QxNlX6AdNi25XyKX 4, BAND Last fall our band marched onto the football field with snappy new uniforms. Old 'loe Uniform' had been worn in rain, sleet, and snow and was falling apart, so he was buried with proper ceremony. We Welcome back our former director, Mr. Richard Downs, who spent two years in the army. During the football season he nted the band in many clever stunts. Our high-stepping drum major and the drum maiorettes also gave many excellent performances. This year the band has given several fine concerts an the state band competition. The pep band has also furnished prese d is entering lively entertainment during the bas- ketball games. 72 FIRST ROW: E. Baird, N. Haylett, F. Scott, I. De- I gan, D. Vogel, V. Carter, I. Kept, N. Hollenbaugh, I. Claypool. SECOND ROW: M. Fruth. S. Porter, I, Hiser, T. Link, B, Clark, C. Firestine, D. Perry, T. Hansen, D. Ran- qeler, B. Koester, D. Per- rine, A. Rasey, R. Seqner. THIRD ROW: I. Porter, C. Barnes, P. Bennett, B. Evans, M. Phillips, I. Broyles, R, Hottenstein, R. Burke, B. Mansfield, I. Gregory, L. Ickes, C. Stag' qer, D. Rhude, C1. Benning- hoff, C. Buchholtz, D. Bol- linger. FOURTH ROW: N, Wells. I. Kisabeth, B. Dauterman, I, Bowman, P, Herbert, S. Snyder, I. Bise, R. Rein- hard, N. Might, P. Snyder, K. Parsell, I. Earl, C. Un- derwood, I. McAnaney, E. Basehore. FIFTH ROW: l. Brown, T. Elkington, D, Buchholtz, C. Earl, C. Zumpft, I. Richard, I. Snyder, K. Fogt, R. Iar- dine, I, Howell, B. Cockie S. Hutchins, I, Allison, I Shumaker. D ILUM MAJOR on v0ge1 ,M fl fr fLiI':', Q' L+, ,. YI , r .. ..., '., .,qe,:. . , 43? at u N r + fri, s, f S - view-PX-.V f, , f . E?-r V .J IW, f . if . W if J ' '--- f 1. - 'Y-'L - 7 krkg it . 3-ff' ff? 5 ' 9 . f an ffl! W iiifff f- ww.. sw .,., .. , ,gf 6 'MQ , ' J 5 -e ,.,, ,1 'fi- f4fs.':f-ff-Pf: ...W wqiavf ,.f 1: f. . . E If iraq 7 , 'fwfilli' . , ,W,..,, V . ,., .,f, -.J .fs I f -we 'Z , .. ' l ,m,. .fl . 'wg ,ff 4. T 'N is , 5 Willis L1 , S 5 is P .gd it Q .fe li f is Q 9 fs F r rt: agp, H ff -'Ag .sf H . sr mf rg few-.s f.wf, f 3, .ls , , ya, . W ls sr 4 3 S M wil., 4 ' W J . .42 .2 fm , ...Msn Wh rr I I iw? Zigi, nf.. Jr.. , , . . 1. I W , .V ,- ,..., FIRST ROW: N. Thompson. R. Gamble, V. Parse-ll, I. Kopf, B. Barth, B. Evans, C. Zumpft, S. Saddoris, B. ockie, S. Seiple, A. Baker. SECOND ROW: P. Baker, B. Clark, S. Bates, M. A. Fruth, S. Porter, C. Lusk, I. ennett, D, Buchholtz, S. Hutchins, R. Segner, M. hillips, R. Cole, V. Carter. l-HRD ROW: B. Reinhard, . Buchholtz, E. Benning- off, D. Bollinger, E. Scott, . Rangeler, B. Koester, D. errine, A. Rasey. OURTH ROW: I. Richard, . Brown, S. Snyder, D. Vo- el, D. Underwood, T. lkington, Mr. Richard owns, I. Allison, L. ranklin, C. Earl. Dmgcron Richard Downs As a result of the tireless efforts of the musicians and the inspiring lead- ership of Mr. Richard Downs and Mr. Sidney Hauenstein, the 1947 orches- tra was one of the best in our school's musical history. During the long weeks of practice, we hear the sharps and flats floating through the halls and we wonder what is going on. Then there is a concert and we know. The performance is always good, Congratulations also to the pit orch- estra which furnishes the music for the assemblies, the plays, and this year, for the opera. ORCHESTRA Pit Orchestra K i, B. Barth, B. Evans. C. Zumpit, A. Baker, V FIRST ROW: B. Clark, I. Bennett, V. Pcxrsetl, I. op Ccrrter. SECOND ROW: A. Rcssey, D. Perrine, B. Koester, R. Seqner, S. Hutchins, I, Allison, S. Porter, M Fruth, S. Bates. R ii, D. Bollinger, C. Earl, I. Kiscrbeth, C. Underwood, D THIRD ROW: C, Buchhottz, E. Benning o Bashore. Salon Orchestra P ZfffgtHf2Wg E. cmrk, C, ter, ' ' G eff V- Car SEC A. Ruse C ' D. Bucgfjqgmlirfrirl, s. Bates, OND ROW: R Seqner rim' 1 Pep Band FIRST ROW: C. Buchholtz, G. Benninghoff D Bollinger T Li lc T H , . , . n, . Cmsen, B. Koester, D. Perrine, A. Rasey. SECOND ROW: I. Snyder, I. Richard, B, Reinhard, D, Buchholtz, S. Hutchins, I. Allison, T. Elkinqton, C. Zumpft. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: I. K' b xsa eth, I. Gregory. Brass Sextette 43 Don Bollinf-Jef Bob Reinhard d Charles Uflderwoo Charles Z1-lmpft jim Richard Eugene Benninqhoff CLARINE T QU ARTET FL U1-E TRIO Ng 1 . WW, K KOQSKQT- RGnqe1eY,RObe1'l Susan Bmes xa Perdue, Wlqht 1 Mary Ann Pmfh s Mlen Rcxseflf Dona ' ue Poffer. DRUM MAJ ORETTES Evelyn Baird, Io Anne Clcxypool, Nancy Hcrylett, Nancy Hollenbaugh, Ioan Kopf, Eleanor Scott, Iczckie Degcm, Virginia Carter. FIRST ROW: B. Zetqler, R. Hattendorf, A. DeVore, M. France, G. Turner, B. Barton, I. Bormuth, E. Richards, S. Porter, S. Saddoris, M. Burkhart, I. Stoudinger, I. Peters, N, Lewis, L. May, N.,Lee, M. Iones, I. Snyder, I. Harter. SECCND ROW: M. Schmidt, N. Corl, I. Mansfield, M. Davis, N. Carter, I, Anderson, D. Reidling, I. Smith, B. Stainbrook, D. Buckingham, I. Lapidos, A. Kopf, I. Mosier, E. Patterson, W. Shultz, P. Smith, P. Work- man, B. Hessey, G. Burke. THIRDNROW: S. Roberts, L. Brooks, T i H E F. H. S. A . C A DIRECTOR Iames E. Middleton W. Conley, B. Stein, I. Lambright, B. Dunfee, I. Emerson, I Warner, D. Angles, G. Lewis, B. Wiedeman, B. Basinger, I Reinhard, B. Reinhard, B. Lee, H. Buckingham, D. Might, I. Knepper, B. Kroetz, M. Howe, I. Marietta. FOURTH ROW: R Cole, I, Royer, G. Shiilet, L. Morel, H. Souders, T. Ward, F. Ray- mont, I. Feisel, P. Vogel, B. Thrailkill, R. Marietta, B. Myers I. Richard, D. Might, I. Hicks, N. Harris, I, Cotter, F. Batdorf I. Needles. The High School Choir, under the able direction of Mr. Middleton, has made a dis- tinguished contribution to the cultural lite of the community. It had the distinction of being the first musical organization to con- duct a radio broadcast from the stage of the auditorium when the Christmas Vesper pro- gram Was presented. An outstanding por- tion oi the program was the rendition of Fred Waring's arrangement of The Night Before Christmas . The Choir has lent itself to its purpose: bringing enjoyment to countless listeners. P E L L A C f H O I R 77 GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW: B. Slayter, B. Parsell, R. Tate, B. Zeiqler, I. Pierce, S. Porter, E. Sheridan, G, Burke, M. Schmidt, L. Zeigler, C. Ioseph A De-Vore, H. Rose, I. Mansfield, L. Grooms. SECOND ROW: N. Rowe, E. Richards, B. Barton, M. France, B. Burch, P. Gillette, M. Deckard, L. Mae, I.. Reidlinq, I. Masier, G. Willoby, B. Painter, I. Stoudinger, l. Lindenman, S. Saddoris, M. Milligan. THIRD ROW: C. Strowbridqe, E. Harris, I. Newhouse, P. Travis B. Reinhard, I. England, I. Hill, D. Davis, l. Hunker, R. Dick haut, V. Shultz, N. Lewis, I. Snyder, N, Berlinqhoif, I. Marietta B. Molter, P. Molter. FOURTH ROW: D. Buckingham, I. Peters, M. Buckingham, M Arwood, P. Smith, M. Post, V. Knierim, A, Kopf, N. Carter, B Hessey, P. Workman, C. lackson, B. Stainbrook, M. Walsh, D Harsh, N. Bomer, B. Patterson. GIRLS' SEXTETTE Iuanita Mosier, Pat Smith, Ieannine Harter, Nancy Berlinqhotf, Arvetta Kopf, Nancy Carter. 78 BOYS' GLEE FIRST ROW: I. B, Warner, S. Roberts, I. Harden, W, Conley, D. ing, I. Reinhard, B. Reinhard, B. Lee, P. Preble, N. Might, B Angles, I. Emerson, B. Basinger, B. Wiedemann, B. Myers, H. Stukey, C. Zuern. Buckingham, D, Might, I. Knepper, I. Cotter. THIRD ROW: R. Cole, I. Royer, G. Shitlet, L, Morel, H. Souder T. Ward, F. Raymont, C. Switzer, B, Thrailkill, P. Vogel, D SECOND ROW: l. Brooks, B. Swinehart, B. Stein, I. Lambriqht, Might, R. Marietta, N Harris, B. Kroetz, B. Compton, I. Richard B. Dunfee, E. Benninghoff, I. Feisel, G. Lewis, L. Iones, D. Hard- I. Hicks, H. Iacoby, H. Ibarra, B. Waltermyer. BOYS' QUARTETTE I 4 Linden Brooks, Tom Ward, Roger Marietta, Iim Richard 14 Y Y V Y ,,,, ., , YY. W 1il- OPERA MARTHA ,?fE:?'?f?i?f5:4 Q, f 11. ,. -- ,eww V ,, , . , Qginslgwvg, Lg, . 4-,Al - 1- , fs Mm f 'mf L ,.n- ,- wg Ward Sir Tristram-lim Richard The Sheriff LiOT191 TOm Nundefl Brooke: IuIiQSNQnCY Carter 80 Mcrrthcr-Jucmitcr Mosier P1unkeuHRoqf-Br C019 ACCOMP ANIST AM,-ft 1 STAGE CHORUS -- COMPOSED OF MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR .711 ,WQW X 'rr'Mf AGN! Kim W ' tl sw 'ff ' if ' ' LLAf- K r s SS. , ti J , 51 t f is + E I ,V'. i K ' -f 9 , Donna Fostoria High School scored another first in 1947. For the first time the music department presented a perfor- mance selected from the repertoire oi grand opera. To the best of our know- ledge, nothing ot this magnitude has ever been attempted by high school students in the state of Ohio. The event attracted the attention of many promi- nent music critics. In truth, Martha , with its outstand- ing stage settings and authentically costumed cast was a great success. To sum it all up in the words ot one re- porter, An amazing performance by a group of high school boys and girlsf' Buckingham Idmes Middleton THE ROYAL HUNTERS Leo Morel Iack Lambright Stanley Roberts lim Bob Warner The Queen-Ard hart Bill Basinger lim Hicks Roger Marietta George Thrailkill en Lock- MIXED CHORUS .lug-L ACCOMPANISTS Donna Buckingham Roger Cole X i X Jr X 5 f f k l -,..- ,X if Xf- Z-. ,,- 1...- ,..--n EMS M S iQ 54 f 5 , 971 , x JA X Z Zlf f , P W K 1 annul. IU' .l X ,..- 1' Q4 4.1 F V tsl fy ....- ai 115- j fl -- ff :Z v f 3 I Q, Z 9 X' f ' . 'wg' A' G' ' mv ' AMN rf.-In U 44 U6WZZYfZ,:f 'I---l..,, '. AL'77W7lL'5 ,5 ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR Linden Brooks wide Pf9YIY5ayiv5S Boeing-T? Oweis vw- ' Ce avebxixef YM-5,5 irwgjqinc 5900 x P-SSXSTBSXS by OQNB xv-09 skew C 559550 yX,e'5'5eq isgeqetvf .NAGER LITERARY ASSISTANTS CIRCULATION glib Iuanita Mosier Betty Cockie IOYCG BOT COPY BOY Iim Richard 9,0 vi to 55 YAXQGQYXO 505620600 000 ADVERTISING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: R. Hyte, E. Richard, M. Reber, A. McComb, M. Warner, E. Patterson, A. Wolfarth, L. Leedy. SECOND ROW: C. Volkmer, R. Maq1Y, I. Lapidos, B. Myers, D. Vogel, C. Peqqs, S. Ullery, I. Pierce. THIRD ROW: B. Marks, W. McC1e11cm, C. Buchholtz, I. Ramsey, K. Walsh, L. Frariklin, R. Pratt, K. Matz. 84 in V. X! ,,,., ANNUAL STAFF ASSISTANT EDITOR Rfbqer Cole STAFF ogry H9051 Shumck He Sr er Mlgrietfq rfd Bob Hein 1, CI Orlyn P03509 Brourjld ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS LITERARY 1 , EDITOR Ruth Henline MGYQCITGT RQI-Ver PhY11is Gillette BU Mgr SINES .V P S Ieohfner A A Beffylgrs ADVERTISING MANAGER ART EDI TOR ' David 'Hollenbcruqh Mildred H Srberf ' Ps Or f QQ Cb CIRCULATION COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: M. Thomas, A. Kopf. L. Miller' W- Spangler' - I l H 1 , D. Brombley. SIC2'??S1S55IL: B. M- B- H 1 , B. I, Smith. l TIQ-IIB? ROW: H. Souder, F. GOTY' R- Richard' 85 L One :ww Qi H elecfiiin 1'i3Cl?lXUVmfk,' ' . - i . . , 4. fumdrs in mei Durmg E7ikd1SCUSS10II of actxvxtlesw ' , . , , dent council was brought up. Not 1 W-xalndex of iha . , student counml was organized to sez 'he cap end, ef P . ' te Wzfve heard 'xwh 15 A .L k' - m'u'eh oniwe wan ' ' ' 3? , ..,:, , ,,.A, . ., ' 1 film, Whvm 43311 We sw fox , q ' L , J - 1, 4 A .mmf end WILL dn fm' fe? we , Hugh in the studergt cou, ef wg r-1 fwliherlf ' W' i - Ulf W5 Q 6 wheel' 1 mk1 5 M M' V ' aus V fe W VWVAAVZ h bf ' , Towel' We ee A ' Vfppened' , vu the femme? Q ee ee after N areg loretta Snyq nay eliirilenbaugfgh Jackie Degan? Ginny Carter, . - f n'.:'f1Q:',q- fsaif?-w x Avmeggle ff r 'Q 1 W I ef.-xgzmfavxyg as ' V' K He, ef S Q 'W '1'1Q i'ff r X , T H ' u , W K 'S C115 we K, of 'iFEn. Ruth Dav- und her man lsent soma J 3 52 ,af . fa NL P + 1' -5' 3 25 , ' 1 , . . . Ethere is an , -'. A feng Eg thefsorta speciaiizmd j ' angyjthere is za differen few? go esents 2 'ww' of friends ew sum, Uedmonsfto dr? '54 .- V r, but a clique involves dye OH albecf A:-- 'gg ed and appear Vs: fggrigsvggggj A tx. N entionai,jfea1ousy,zgp mail fm es and 1t's fun to whnson isgbu xds and eyes og . e ' M our own parm. Johnny Am' e e , The Faculty 1 . v eulty membf aize done sev-gf, i 123556 gfhgf rest. One is thegtef W1 Ea -:'- 3 . more 9 nas baskets to theflgiu h ' X, ., Faculty' Keen'Tee13Ere11 . ,. ' 'Touneiiuae 5 Skating pam? sand '--.. . 1 :.. ig L 'fturd if nemiiuture. my outsianding per-i RF ' 'FL ' a , Q 'Qt wing, so heref-WH lly L 'fm ksdsgyou C- 'ei Sinmgggto ch ,:W, e2,V Q ,.zV ni: 2' ree ar in ,,Ae, ii 3 L A 1 , We 'havfmgitef Gm 7Hym' ann --., frfv 1 V12 brow-m 3 KGPQ ' ,A 1 1 'T ... 'Hdress varoly. . . third A , A t This film ms ludmg homo. Y bfo 3VC0mb111K0d C012 magic. ,mg C gmcmugly coat orclxestra, ensembles fy. . 5 able and what md band on Sunday afternoon Swlmmmg . ' , Twrcll 15 The rofram will con-tg Epmd wekslwas that I hx it ' ,E wg. Kfrpl 3' 1 Siem Harm... ,5 5139-4 As though life . 9 s. lou. .mc popu ar .mu .kinaw 1 iupon my ermndmi was many mg from Bach io Boogie. 5 Y f gqpcndmg t, Buf Qnsembloss and six soloists The 'mon' asked wx pairing selections to belShC ol. L Cars , the district contest aQW9VW so 'ond evening, Aprilfbflca afternoon each band willgymq Urs from ,ls men. This will be lol-P397 lowod by a dance with music fur- dl?- ished by the Fremont High SchoolQM'5S' Dance Band. A banquet will follow,Q4lfY in the evening a formal concortwsgog- ,.,, ,LTV A r' t ,S ,els to ' e Wblic with each band playvan emgm If' '1 'e , ' fl L mam? ,V bm... 1 .the conveyor C15 you dont know pp LW ing' ho' ll 29. Those receixg Sin-919 W will be cligibl gmen' A -he State finals ai? dwse' , math agua Band Fesgcmam at Fremont, Fri-3 Mar? refl1eax'sal whilelipm' 'she other fourf tongue we're ,L what it is go in and find outl. Jackf HC angIEg2fEEjStearns, Ralph Hummel and Bef' ' ' F.H'S.iWilliams keep, the trays in mm ,tisentable comzlitmn. Stock fBill Stein and Bob Lee' -. when needed, to iw? ' where they zxgjefff. ,Farrell giV6?S'3' L' licleaning af' ' ' pgipfif QW U 5ucss1. .sn iff ...ic Ceming ,ol th 21 ,mfsxxitabllifil A M ,H ,lfashion prQ l' ' M , xllhr styles Vg r a , me .ff fsw ooo oo oooo 1 many f,.a?ge, comfortable le: gh' Ll, Q ':': jf A. A l , , es .Aiwa walt impatiently fd W '1 ' Turner' hog? to begin. As the Hrsgtezxu., K th, grade MVS. N ncfstuf' If AL 4'Q'1'0SSE2S the carpet-c0voreiTlw rl ' 1.1 lm. as Bigger? 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Brooks. x , + HEX ll lighg-,Zi l 5 Thegfg fsomggg Lxias Z'l55C1lidfif .ftnameii V Shelf smile. nest 2 time i .David wSout.h 'igmi A, She 'ilmeets lining'-' s Q .5 2 L. .3fda1'kl lb i Wi iomiyou ls lmb 'f and 5 Rm. M o fthe? 'He .4413 lbs YP :MSM Wiflfefs ' so . Aff. . 5 . . . ,.. 5 Thex lf . s1Zrl1nim+ cha :er of HiY plan Jlmllslganflym oollll gm' cm' 'Fosdiiliffg siimssrsllnuwl 1. fipllx 323, fld'2..,Q1 .im 'g'f15'l ,,'1 Isl f ,.. .' f 'L . S .'l'. ' -. L l , 's ,1'. . , -l 7 G. eil lhf6f'51iH P+ ' - if Friday nmht.f?f!iii3,slS3g72???ZiQ?9g-snifaye.n?fi'fff la Qroun...of.,mrls. f...l a ll wearin2ss'i'helsf1.,...,... ..a.wm.lxI'f1f5ii.f 9'-3 S9 RED TRIANGLE FIRST ROW-B. Patterson, K. Kirkendall, M. Warner, I. Bor- muth, M. Flechtner, I. Engle, W. Spangler, M. Cook, I. Woodland, G. Aurand. SECOND ROW-I. Hill, B. Molter, M. Peters, L. Thompson, M. Thomas, P. Lunsford, M. Lentz, N. Sowery, R. Se-gner, I. Huth, B. Stainbrook, I, Bennett. THIRD ROW-E. Lindenman, R. Hattenciorf, N. Carter, M. Howell, V. Iohnson, M. Tribby, L. Reidling, V. Shultz, G. Keele, A. Manecke, D. Ward. BLUE TRIANGLE FIRST ROWMM. Post, L. Bauer, G. Burke, L. Larson, S. Bates, I Anderson, I. Harter, M. Keefe, D Buckingham. SECOND ROW-I. Iordan, P Beigh, H. Rose, D. Harsh, I. Smith V. Williams, L. Fraver, M. Rein: hart, C. Ioseph, M. Schmidt. THIRD ROWkI. Tannyhill, I. Car- son, G. Smith, B. Roose, M. Mom- pher, L. Iay, M. France, D. Koons. 88 OFFICERS Beverly Hessey Mary Deckard Phyllis Gillette Wilda Tate Ioan Lapidos Arvetta Kopt LaDonna Larson Mary Flechtner Mildred Herbert WHITE TRIANGLE FIRST ROW-V. Bullock, N. Bom- er, N. Lee, I. Ramsey, M. Deckard I. Lapidos, N. Berlinghoft, I. Sny- der, S. Ullery. SECOND ROWAR. Dickhaut, C Peqqs, S. Porter, N. Cori, L Browning, I. Stoudinqer, B. Pain- ter, N. Lewis, L. Franklin, M Groves, B. Slayter. THIRD ROW-I. Marietta, P. Hol- comb, P. Smith, I. Newhouse, M. Iones, B. Singleton, M. Brant, V Boucher, P. Travis, P. Statler. ADVISERS Frnostinri Wiodemann Luella Moss. I Q.. 7, e Bw., F . n...., SILVER TRIANGLE FIRST ROW-C. Strawbridge, G. Baker, S Iaclcson, A. Baker, M. Feisel, A. Kopf, I. Mosier, I. Mans- field, A. McComb, E. Patterson, D. Hillier. SECOND ROW--B. Barth, I. Hun- ker, B, Barton, H. Buckingham, F. Batdorf, M, Reber, S. Sadoris, M. Lewis, H. Baxter, P. Nusser, I. Pierce. THIRD ROW- I. Steinhurst, IA Parsell, D. Musser, M. Snyder, W. Souder, M. Stainbrook, N. Charles, A. Harrold, A. Lockhart, I. Harler, C. Barnes. A Ni.-r 1' - :iq ADVISER PURPLE TRIANGLE FIRST ROW-D. Baker, V. Iackson, R. Tate, W. Tate, B. Burch, I. Stevenson. SECOND ROW-I-K. Lewis, R. Banks, B. Tate, D. Iohn son, G. Iackson. Eleanor Guemsey GOLD TRIANGLE FIRST ROW- -L. Miller, M. Davis I. Rothenbuhler, B. Zeigler, P Gillette, M. Herbert, B. Hessey A. Housely, C. Earl, B. MoDon ald, G. Apple. SECOND ROW--V-B. Rose, G. Wil loby, D. Davis, M. Milligan, I. Schultz, R. Baker, I.. May, B Basehore, M. Burkhart, I. Eng land, P. Workman. son, I. Iordan, M. Aurand, M Walsh, P. Molter, M. Buckingham G. Turner, N. Rowe, M. Davis, I Snyder. THIRD ROW- -B. Meyers, P. Car- I IUNIOR OFFICERS George Thrailkill Vice-President ADVISER-Albert Siekeres FIRST ROW-Roger Marietta, Allen Rasey, David Hol- H I Y Reinhard, Chas. Buchholtz, Roger Cole, Don Burgbacher, Wendell Conley, Paul Lawrence, Harry Buckingham, Iohn Sharp. lenbaugh, lim Hanover, Harold Souder, Don Might, Don Kisabeth, lim Williams, Tom Ward, Frank Gary, Duane Might, Linden Brooks. THIRD ROWfDon Ostrosky, Kenneth Matz, Ronald Hyte, Don Vogel, Richard Holden, Art Wolfarth, lim Pierce, Bob Marks, George Hill, Iohn Bowman, Bob SECOND ROW-Gene Nusser, Charles Volkmer, Bob Myers. I SENIOR OFFICERS l IUNIOR OFFICERS Gordon Lefwis President Iohn Royer SOPHOMORES-Group I ADVISE-Lester Van Sant FIRST ROW-Robert Hanley, Law- rence Iones, lack Feisel, David Fittro, Don Groves, lim Emerson. SECOND ROW-Bob Gillespie, Bob Gillette, Howard Deiter, Carlos lack- son, Charles Brant, Dan Foltz, Everett Daugherty. THIRD ROW-Dale Iacoby, Eugene Benninghoff, Dwight Buchholtz, Law- rence Haver, Iim Cotter, Bill Hogan, Bob Dunfee, Bob Hull. Secretary and Treasurer Robert Stuckey Chaplain Don Kisabeth, Vice-President Linden Brooks, President Tom Ward, Secretary and Treasurer lim Richard. Chaplain H I Y OFFICERS: Group I Bob Gillette Vice-President Howard Dieter President Bob Gillespie Secretary and Treasurer lim Cotter Service Lawrence lones Chaplain BDVTSER-Norman Wicks FIRST ROW-'Harvey Saxton, Bill Mottrom, Paul Preble, lack Stroman, Bill Basinger, Duane Angles, Bob Comp- ton, Gordon Lewis, Herb Hom, Charles Switzer, George Thrailkill. SECOND ROW-Iohn Royer, lim Hicks, Howard Wyatt, Larry lckes, Gene Hanley, Don Bollinger, Dick Vogel, Bob Weideman, Byron Niswander, Ray Wenger. THIRD ROW-Bob Stuckey, Eugene Young, Dwight Hazeltine, Nelson Harris, Tom Elkington, lunior Romig, Dick Harding, Gilbert Lane, Duane Crow, Iim Peyton. FOURTH ROW-Bill Brown, Duane Munger, Don Hutch- ins, Charles Rahrig, Allen Kimble, Don Blosser, Al Iones, Pete Shrider, Norman Deiter. Stanley Roberts President Ierry Knepper Vice-President Norman Might Chaplain Iohn Pierce Service Carl Mosier Secretary and Treasurer SOPHOMORES-Group II ADVISER-Leonard Kellman .' FIRST ROW-lack Lambright, lerry Knepper, Joe Macllnaney, Bill Stein, Carl Mosier, Gordon Shiflet, Dick Lewis, Fred Raymont. SECOND ROW-lohn Pierce, Frank' lin Iordan, Iohn Nirider, Stanley Roberts, lim Bob Warner, Dick Payne, Mike Martin, lim Slosser, Bob Kroetz. Tl-HRD ROW-Norman Might, Iohn Shatzer, Byron Madden, Ray Pas- torius, lim Reinhart, lim Keckler, Robert Lee, Tom Miller. 91 OFFICERS: Group II Nprrlo ,gf s. FIRST ROW: Don Burg- bczcher, George Thrailkill, Don Bollinger. SECOND ROW: Margaret Reber, Mardell France, Carolyn Peggs, Betty Cockie, Ieannine Harter, Iucmita Mosier, Betty Basehore. THIRD ROW: Mary Deck- ard, Ruth Hattendorf, Nan- cy Carter, Beverly Hessey, Mary Ellen Lentz, Ioan Lapidos, Arvetta Kopf, Marilyn Keefe. 92 NAL HONOR 1946 lam. kinqhcm' I v b tl Dogma Buc Apvlssnfmqfiun Tggglxh, Phyuas c3i1xe1mi2UIiQdQZi5fii.er FI?C?ONRI?gvOKEv?-Ygiqer Cole, Allen RGSQY' S . NATIONAL HONOR 1947 scmvzunns ADVISE-M FIRST ROW. Crrlbegigrlgourciuig M. I. Howell- M' Fr VY, . arson G Burke R I - ' ' 1 .Cl . P. Workman' A- Hgflfliiafvf. Herbert. THIRD RQW:iA?'LEhtgOEk1E Mosier. SECQND ROW ' I . o inqer, N. Carter 1 Hi: : 1 - ks ADVISERS-Luella Moss, Madeline Bixel. FIRST ROW: C. Pegqs, I. Mansfield, L. Miller, I. Harter, M. Keefe, D. Buck- ingham, M. Herbert, B. Hessey. SECOND ROW: V. Wil- liams, D. Marsh, P. Luns- ford, B. Roose, B. Bashore H. Buckingham, M. Burk hart, M. Lentz, I. England THIRD ROW: P. Workman B. Stainbrook, I. Snyder, I. Pierce, R. Hattendorf, P. Statler, F, Batdorff. LAM BDA SIGMA OMICRON LAMBDA ADVISER--Carolyn Callendar. . FIRST ROW: D. Kisabeth, F. Gary, I. Williams, I. Lapidos, D. Larson, M. Flechkner, D. Hollen- bczuqh, T. Ward, I. Richard, L. Brooks. SECOND ROW: R. Cole, S. Porter, N. Berlinqhoii, M. France, N. Carter, N. Sowery, E. Lindenman, N. Rowe, B, Zeiqler, A, Housely, I. B. Warner. H ld S. Bates, A. Lockhart, M. Walsh, N. Lee, S. THIRD ROW: G. Turner, H. Baxter, A, arro , U11erY, I. Engle, G. Burke. LIBRARY STAFF ADVI - . FIRSTSEROVXIGSQIQQ Bixel ' ' 9 th Musser, S. Mclgaddinl. Ma ' 11 I. ge CI, M. Heckathorn, A M F. Drjgfg' IW' Spangler, WM SECOND io' Kopf' M W W5 T' Bennett - ' o1fe1i,A.Tsar1t1eS B' Basmqey, A. HGH ld, . Kirkendall, B C10 I K ggrier, ' ark' V IRD ROW' . Igattendorf, Pillai' 3 96, D. Rcmqeler, Sfpur key, E. Ibarrq, H. Baxter GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ADVISER-Wilma Hartman. FIRST ROW: A. Kopf, P. Travis, M. Reber, M. Deckard, P, Gillette, B, Cockie, M. Post, B Patterson, E. Harris, M. Walters, F, Soles, M. Shultz, F. Dudley. SECOND ROW: E. Rasp, V Thompson, D, Davis, G, Wolfelt, P. Hunk-er, E. Fox, I, Payne I Iordan I Smith N. Charles M Brant B Sinqleton E R . , . , . ichards, B, Loach. THIRD ROW: W. Tate, R. Banks, B. Burch, R Tate, E, Robinson, B. Harler, K. Kirkendall, I. Harler, I. M. Smith, G. Emahiser, D. Brombley C, Ioseph, A. DeVore, I. Needles, G. Aurand. FOURTH ROW: I. Bormuth, A. Blake, B. Wolfelt P. Nusser, M. Lewis M Warner B Sl ter B P , . , . ay , , ainter, M. Rathbum, D. Copsey, P. Valenti M. Hoffman, I. Hill, V. Knierim, B. Etzinqer. ADvIsgRSgEthel Ritcl'1GY, Pamela Holbfowf B FIRST Row: B-,cocgpgnul Barth, L. Franklin, - I hiser D. Brombley, B- ' Smith, E. Richards. D VS SECOND ROW: M- GE' H Rose, A- Devore' ' Ward, L. GroomS. P- Rue' bl I E, Sheridan. lf',M?,mii5.I '11 kv I q , . Vlcih DKICMusser, L. Thomp sign MOYQII A' Mcnecke I n.g sf. Y n CA AKERS OF AMERI FUTURE HOME M STUDENT COUNCIL DEBATE 1, Mosier Carolyn Callenddr I H ver D. Burqbacher. , ano F, Dud1eY ADVISEH Miriam E. Decker. FIRST ROW: B. Bcxsinqer, B. Niswander, I. Allison, F. Gary, M. Flechtner, G. Hill, P. Gillette, G. Turner, D. Bupkinqham. SECOND ROW: N. Herbert, C. Wol- farth, L. Keath, I. Gregory, C. Miller, B. Perry, B. Powell, H, Dieter, I, Mur- phy. THIRD ROW: S. Rob- erts, S. Anderson, C. Payne, S. Hartman, G. Schutt, D. Stroman, G Lane, B. Wiedeman, L. Brooks. ABSENT: Carlos Icxckson. t MANAGER Norman Wicks. FIRST ROW: I. Woodland. G. Shutt, I. Burke, R. Mol- ter, M. France, E. Linden- man, P. Lunsford, C. Iack- son, C. Wolfarth, M. Yates, C. Henry, N. Scheidhauer, I. Williams, D. Kisabeth. SECOND ROW: T. Matz, R. Might, I. Porter, G. Mans- field, S. Purkey, D. Wiltse, C. Lusk, M. Niswander, l. Pee-ler, S. Anderson, S. Hartman, I. Charles, D. Thrailkill, I. Murphy, D. Carr, M. Payne. THIRD ROW: B. Miller, N. Rowe, I. Hunker, G. Keefe. B. Schaar, P. Thomas, I. Iohnson, I. Iackman, L. Keath, C. Miller, I. Stroman, K. Bausch, D. Graber, M. Manecke. FOURTH ROW: P. Max- well, D. Fout, I. Zeiqler, P bull, E. Searles, V. Kreis M. Toman, L. Yenser, I Beach, R. Dickhaut, L Fraver, M. Snyder, W. ouder, P, Nusser, I. rickles. FIFTH ROW: M. arsons, P. Davis, P. Dan- er, G. Flechtner, B asinqer, T. Mills, I. Mun qer, N. Cameron, M. Fox S. Baker, I. Hill, H. Buck inqham, I. Sharp, M. A. Cruse, B. Evans. I Y MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN ACCOUNTING STAFF M- Feiss-1 D. Buckingham M. Reber .. .,-.uw 1 , 5531? .--me .ss- .- .L 1 .J -M1 .. E.-. . farms? . ,Q STUDENT . ,i ii.. ' ' i RN. ,B ke. , f A V,Sm..Luca1xe Kf1f'Gb11ii.1.ewas, A-HOuSe1Y'c?I.gxqie.V-Boucher'I if - 53951, ROW. N , SOWGYYI M GIQVGS M. Deckar , w . F 'W- B Bcmh. - ' k SECOND ao . . . ... Rothenbuhler. .SL ' CAFETE RIA STAFF V - f- .., . . W... ,.,- 1!:fff.-,A - if SL .1 2 fu. 5 MANAGER-Mrs. Iones FIRST ROW: R. Hummell, B. Stein, L. Iones, V. Williams, M. Leniz, B. Reinhard. SECOND ROW: I. Sieams, B. Lee, B. Bcxseshore, B. Singleton, H. Buckingham. was-1. FIRST Row: L. lakes, R. gf Enqles, T-'DMl1ffi5s5f. MgECOND E325-gnb. Eguchho1tz,.K- IVggtzM! P16-mel, G. Lune. D- Mm ' Clellcn. ADVISE!!-Lesfer Vcm Sant SEA ' PROJECTION STAFF . , . yer, D. Peeler, P. Nusser, I. Peyton, G. Clay- pool, G. Thrcrilkill, I. Hanover, D. Burqbcxcher, G. Logon. STANDING: F. Baymont, I. Hicks, B. Compton, B. Powell, C. He Kiser. D. Pcryn B. e, Stearns, D. Beck. D. Dcnnerissl B- Duffel B. cook' A. TRAFFIC PATROL SALE SMANSHIP The salesmanship class, under the able direction of Mr. Powers, is turning out super- salesrnen. Assisting in local stores, they are gaining valuable experience tor their future 0 careers. This class recently attended a sales- rnanship convention in Toledo, one of the outstanding events of the year. Go out and sell 'emi FIRST ROW: Betty Lorah, Marvel Ash, Betty I-larler, Pat Hunker, Ida Mae Brown, Ioan Smith, Lucille McCullough. SECOND ROW: Elma Robinson, Iosephine Shultz, Mr. I. E. Powers, LaDonna Rader, Ruth Henline, Roger Marietta. i- .E 2 E ,Q s , ,1'lH1+,. X 'I ,I xx I . NBP .-' 1 'Www 1 WMM . 47 0 ' uv ' A xx' f' V0 '- XNXNX 4. u n Wm -mllflin x , ., -. 1, 5 :N A W 9 N., I I N ,Q JN fm, , X - I . 1 Ak, ' -. 1 Q , . 'ff y- f N X LM f'f' L Nl VH J IX! ff 5 Cv- , 2 S S . : 5- 1 Q52 'SI w- Q K7 X I x EA X Ik , X i,.fuXN . Z N ' 9 Z I -4 : -4 - reg x 2 - L I f 3- 5' 1 -vu dl X . Mx xx, ,- 17 K Q 4 1 T- :I l 2 P 2 B A ft? E L, Q -if 5 .l fw M Mk? 3- W :X .?, , X W X ' - 7 Am nw1H ,,,,. L SN . 2 3' Wlgw. fl 2 9 S 4 5 ,V ,, M7555 'i 5 I JN E S' 1 7 Wy W ,H I ' f A 's-'K - f i -- xo f N I Qi L MAMA SNAFU Z E wr M 1 3 asia ' I' ' V WJ.. ka 'W-sm ix . f ..,m ,W 5 w2 ,S, H oszwumpt bemrvtx W we-4 l lAm.E STEM Ns MAR F l.:xukA Ae p BEN 5t'fvENs N haunt 2 Mvxovq J M Bob XAIAKNEK KATE Hfxrrtyzi, f uf Nl 1 My ,V all fz n AMI AW fb JUAN VA Nlobteve H ff Aunt E x-r A lk IN MAR NN Wanw 5 NFXVOR Pm tow C.oQDou Lfwnb I v,WLl HMO 'J' F l,,ufJ jf , ,tn Sl ff W a J l til' l' , N- ,tv , ,f N 1. 10 - ,JH ,UW ,rf ,MV 'L 1 ' J' ,ffl It ' ' 'A U D' Q ,ff 'JM' ' nut muses. 5 E' UU! 7 I lid, L ' sw U - 'Nu Ku' V Le-.DQNNA LARSQN guffll J lla ,HC ' 'N .1 f ' A ,MV , I 1 Lx mf. K, WL' f,,,1 fwff MQ, Y - M VJ 6 ,1 IJ 0,1 , V ' ll ' ' ' ' ' ,H ,f.:zI'N ,J . f if 1' rf, f AU L nil' , - . 1 A' M . , . M L M f' 4 f fl! 1 ,pf We X DLI W, lm., ,. .E L T i f 51 On December 6, 1946, the All School Play was presented before a capacity house in the high school auditorium. Members of the cast are depicted on these paqes. It was the consensus of opinion that the perform- ance, under the direction of Mrs. Carolyn Callendar, was convincingly and cleverly acted by the entire cast. The story of the play portrayed the trials presented to a veteran just returned from World War II. When the final curtain dropped, it had been explained to the audience the significance of the title, Snafu - Situation Normal, All Fouled Up. Certainly, the per- formance was not and congratulations to the cast are in order. IOS V The lunior Class ot Fostoria High presented the zany comedy, lanuary Thaw , as its contribution to the dramatic program of the year. The play was Well staged, the farcical characters cleverly portrayed, and the audi- ence most appreciative. The action took place in the living room ot an old Connecticut farmhouse over a six months' period. Everything one could im- agine passed its Way behind the tootlights, yea, even a pig. Congratulations, lunior Thespians, tor a fine performance. 46? JANUARY THAW CAST OF CHARACTERS Herbert Gage ............................. lim Hicks Martha Gage tHis Wiiel ..... .... A rden Lockhart Barbara .................. ......... P at Travis Sarah .................. .... N ancy Berlinghoff Paula ................... .... I eannine Pierce George tBarbara's fiancel .... . . .'.Bob Compton Freida ................... .... P hyllis Statler Ionathan Rockwood ..... .... G ordon Lewis Matilda Cl-lis Wifel. . . . . .Mardelle France Matt CTheir Sonl .... .... B ob Weideman, Uncle Walter .... ....... B ob Preble Mr. Loomis ..... ..... I ack Stroman Carson ....... ..... B ill Basinger Wx as N vw Jw., ,. ' j Qi Q-.,: -X .. . Q 994 Q' ' Q Rfk . ,. A - 'fi X X MA WW , K 4 , '1-'1 , . K W t 513-7 .. , . .X Q22 , i , ' , f nf., , 4 b J - Q E-fa: 2 X gpg 3 9gvN i,?i?,K Q K 5 , KV ,K QS S ,Q Q , Z , . wgxjg A M W if .5 42 Q g Wx.f N M9-Q4 re ,M ,A M ? MA ' fm, W W I I 5 ' ' 2 f' J :swf Y X 1- 5,4 , 1 ,g y X sa 5 If f ' I hr A 4 I Q 'X' ' X ' gf' t a x Q 1- f,, 9 4 I it L. Q K ' ' L K 3 1 . M . - gg r A . , iff , f KI H 4 9 W 14, k W5 Q K 'gg ff w Q f ' ff ' ,V ',f,1g,Qb . ' if ' N .2 ,gf - , W ' 105 vga ,M . W, ... , -' aff? fQXNX ,f E W ? - x SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 13-St. Wendelin vs. Fostoria here. Score: 32-0. We're oft-to a good start! 20-Wapakoneta vs. Fostoria there. Score: 6-20. Somebody spoke too soon . . . 27-Fremont vs. Fostoria there. Score: 0-6 . . . we should let them do this to us! OCTOBER 4-lournal came out. Head all about it! Port Clinton vs. Fostoria there. That'll show 'em. Score 0-0. 10-Magazine Subscription Campaign began. Come on kiddies, try for a prize. ll-Tiffin vs. Fostoria here. Score 27-0. They should live so long. 18-Defiance vs. Fostoria here. WE REPEAT . . . Score 15-0. 23-Teacher's meeting-NO school. Happy days are here again! Lima South vs. Fostoria here. We're getting better all the time. Score 33-6. NOVEMBER 1-And so another month begins. So? Bowling Green vs. Fostoria here. Score 13-0. Which just goes to show . . . Another journal made its appearance. 8-Findlay vs. Fostoria there. Revenge! Score 26-7. 11-G. A. A. held its formal initiation. Wondered why everyone was dressed up. 25-G. A. A. Sports Supper. More fun, more people killed, more . . . Nui said! 26-Shelby vs. Fostoria there. Score 29-26. We did it again. 27--Senior dance, better known as the Turkey Trot. 'Twas simply divine! 28-Thanksgiving Holiday. Peace reigns once more. DECEMBER 6-All School Play, SNAFU . Big Hit! Well, anyway . . . Sandusky vs. Fostoria there. Score 38-47. Ah yes, basketball is here to stay. 7-Wapakoneta vs. Fostoria here. Score 54-28. Up and at 'em. 13-Fremont vs. Fostoria there. What a game! Score 38-36. 17--St. Wendelin vs. Fostoria there. Score 29-30. How could they? Don't answer that! 20-Bowling Green vs. Fostoria here. Luck was with them. Score 36-37. Iournal came out. Ha Cha! tEd's notel. 21-Christmas vacation. Need we say more? 25-Merry Christmas! 27--Bucyrus vs. Fostoria there. Score 46-43. Iust made it! IANUARY 1-Happy New Year! 3-Marion vs. Fostoria here. Whee! Score 60-29. 6-Back to school. Ouch! 10-Tiffin vs. Fostoria there. Eh! Eh! Score 42-40. Aren't we devils? 14-St. Wendelin vs. Fostoria here. Tables turn. Score 35-31. 15-Exams! 16-Exams! Football Banquet. I7-Exams! Favorite expression: Oh my achin' back! Findlay vs. Fostoria here. Score 28-54. We didn't do so bad. -Fremont vs. Fostoria here. They tried. Score 37-36. -G. A. A. Box Social. Mmmmmm. Food. 31-Bowling Green vs. Fostoria there. This time we tried. Score 36-58. 24 27 3 Z ,Z lx FEBRUARY 6--State inspector visits our Alma Mater. All's quiet on the home front. 7-Kenton vs. Fostoria here. Must have been that over-time. Score 39-40. 8-Lima Central vs. Fostoria there. Score 41-76. Well? 10- Coke and Sweater Dance sponsored by G. A. A. Sooo Nice. 14-Tiffin vs. Fostoria here, Once more the victor. Score 47-36. 19 -X-Rays were taken. Chin up, breathe deeply, hold it! Don't take us seriously. MARCH 6-Opera Martha, Opera, that is. 7-Another command performance! 8-Senior Scholarship test in Tiffin. Sharpen your pencils, students. 1UfG. A. A. play niqht. What fun! l2SAnnual Assembly. Such com! But it was funny. 14--Miss Holbrow speaks in Assembly. l6-Band and Orchestra Concert. Mr. Downs floors 'eml 18-Student Council Assembly. What gives? 21-Iunior Class playdnlanuary Thaw . In March, that is. 29+Contests in Fremont. Vocal and Instrumental. Good luck! APRIL 5-Easter Vacation. 6-Ditto. 7-Ditto. 9-One Act Play Contest. What fun! H-Instrumental Festival in Fremont. Some mean harmony there! WG. A. A. formal banquet. Nice! -Sweetheart banquet. Look your best, qirls! 11 14 19 25--Y-Teen dance-semi-formal. Grab a date. MAY 5-Iunior Dance-Nice party, kids! 16-Senior Class Play. 25-Baccalaureate. .26-lunior-Senior Prom--Last flinq! 27-Commencement. 28-Last day of school-What a year! N Q f R 5 ww qi'-2511411 ' A lt f e I--uuumllu:mum-uuumuul J! g REM f l ft s , if -L!! X lt. tx Azz if li Qi N M I W x Af vc f lf 'f' fs If X lt ' X5 tel' 7 f X 22-3,29 1 X X .,.,,....,,,,,,,..L.:'-u-my..........:.............,.........t........... j 1, X X 2 M ' 4 f f 4 C , 2 f- TQ -l,- f ' '- .,-iii-, - -,-ig N' ' 'f 1'j AWN! 10C-FRA xx P H J A Y' fp fn VM, rl jfs! 'v ,y AV r ,I If u I. 1 ZW ' V jff 1 'x X x I I i 1 1 ' Q . T K K , X 65 A x LQ' ,f xx ' .Aa ix , fl. X ' ,. ', 1-j', ' gx f ff , B RE T' f ' Q .. .K ,J v , 2 gp Q, J' U xx After talking things over with myself 61fLgrafvL!0Lfi01fL5 ana! Ea! WJAZJ to the Class of '47 Pat Marchion THE AHLENIUS CU W8 SEQIQQVLGJGLAL gore Fostoria Ice and Coal Co. Ice Refrigerator and Stokol Coal Stokers Ullman Jrmiofuh, fl!-Ili 9124, 6'ouL 410 E. North Street Phone 3686 EDISON CUT RATE DRUGS Lowest Prices in Ohio The Friendliest Place in Town Quick Courteous Service Always SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Visit our Catalog Order Department. See actual samples of materials listed in our current catalogue. Save on postal rates by placing your order with us either in person or by phone. Phone 696 Fostoria, Ohio 4 Bowl for Health NEW CENTER RECREATION Modern Equipment and Lighting l59 E. South A. I-I. GILMORE, Prop. Phone 860 FBUTII HARDWARE C0. You Can Always Find lt Here 2l8-222 S. Main St.- Phone 777 Free Delivery Compliments of FOSTORIA DINING ROOM 230 North Main The Best Place To Eat THE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Gifts and flowers for all occasions Rhoenna lockers Our Congratulations to the Class ot '47 Y. M. C. A. Fostoria's Community Center Compliments of FRED'S RECREATION 105 N. Main Phone 966 Compliments of NATIONAL CARBON CO., INC. REED INSURANCE AGENCY G neral Insurance Bond Serv Phone Office 2251 W. Center St. Fostoria, Oh THE FCSTORIA MCNUMENT CO. Opposite Fountain Cemetery Phone 3872 A. H. Yonker Insurance Agency Insurance for 31 years 108 E. Center Phone 2523 THE BBINNUN WALLPAPER ANU PAINT CU. C. M. Peqqs 312 North Main Dia1 2703 S. S. KHESEE EUMPANY Paints Wallpaper Window Shades G1ass Picture Framing PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. 119 N. Main St. Phone 3405 BILLQS ECON01VlY STOBE Quality At Low Price Fostoria, 0hi0 Congratulations to the Class of 1947 LLUYD BRUTHERS INSURANCE SERVICE 104-105 First National Bank Bldg. Fostoria Phone 4242 Ohio ll0YT SEED CIDDIPANY Pure Field Seeds, Wool, Etc. Office and Warehouse 147-149 West North Street Fostoria, Ohio FOSTORIA WELDING COMPANY Electric and Acetylene Welding George C. Wolph, Welding Engineer Res. Phone 2985 Compliments of DR. I. L. MURPHY THE TOWN HOUSE Good Food 120 W. Center Phone 995 FRANK WALTERMYER Plumbing A Complete Line of Plumbing Supplies Carried in Stock 602 N. Poplar Phone 3566 'I NYE'S HI-WAY MARKET Home ot Better Foods For Less North Courityliiie ot City Limits SHUMAN'S BARBER SHOP 107 E. Center St. Chit QS lim ' FOSTORIA IRON AND METAL We Buy All Kinds Of Scrap Pay Highest Morket Prices Shift Died 3291 SENECA LUIVIBER and IVIILLWURK CU. Foundry Division Spark Plug Division ELECTRIC RUTU -LITE EUIVIPLNY Don't Forget That Noonclay and After the Game Tasty Lunch At ALLEN'S HAMBURGER 131E Center Wayne Alia P p NYE IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Frigidaire Electric Appliances McCormick Deering Implements Ph 2366 F t L49 E S th St UHIU FARMERS' ERRIN R SUPPLY RSS'N. THE EUMMEREIAL PRESS Printing Office Supplies Hin Phon The MENNEL MILLINE CUIVIPANY l PAYNE BHUTHERVS Florists We Telegraph Flowers ' treet Compliments of The FOSTORIA ROTARY CLUB All over the natio F A' is the Watchword of value Clothing, Shoes and Dry Goods for all the family from baby to grandparents J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Compliments of THE FOSTORIA UNION DAIRY COMPANY 121 , . 22 Success to the Class of '47 CIVIC NIC-NAC of course FREEMAN'S MARATHON SERVICE Complete Auto Lubrication Batteries Oil Washing Waxing Gas Polishing 200 Columbus Ave. Phone 2951 Radios Sheet Music Records lnstruments Supplies VOGEL'S MUSIC BOX 302 N. Main l:'ostoria's Leading Music and Record Store BUCKEYE AUTO PARTS Auto, Truck ci Tractor Parts l38 E. Tiffin Phone 2284 J. B. BASEHORE 8: CO. Coal and Builders' Supplies Chi-Namel Paints OP Automatic Coal Burners Phone 667 Your Headquarters for Nationally Advertised Watches STEVENS The Diamond Store ot Fostoria Fostoria's Firiest lV1eri's Store 201 S. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments ot the LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Jlafzaq 14, fund jzmdzs, FOSTORIA FRUIT MARKET Perry Street Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily mmm mmm aww, Quality Bakery Products 218 S. Wood HUMMEL MOTOR SALES Cadillac Pontiac GMC Trucks 135 W. North Phone 3116 FOSTORIA SERVICE LAUNDRY Family Washing Bachelor Bundles Pick Up and Delivery Service Ph 2582 Wfzylzila, .Svlub Smwica, G Lub t O C mplete Ca S C mpliments of DR G H. BRUGGEMANN MILLEB'S HEXALL DRUG STUHE BERT'S RESTAURANT Open Day and Night The Best ln Food Try Our Sunday Dinners THE SMOKE HOUSE Pool Billiards We believe We too are an institution in Fostoria-57 years of furnishing homes with good furniture and three graduates from F.l-l.S. with one more coming up -- definitely place us as a part of the schools and all they stand for in the community. We ap- preciate your parents' patronage and when the time comes for you to need things tor the home - we invite you to call upon us - Good Furniture Since l89U Coufwfy KHJLCJ Candies Lunches Fountain Service 'l2 Always the Best B1sHoP's lg Q SANITARY CLEANING COMPANY Y Q L. A. Bishop, Prop. ll8 West North Ph 2515 Congratulations to the Class ot '47 WHITNEY DRUG STORE Reliable prescriptions by a prescription druqqistn THE UHIU SAVINGS llNll LUllN ASSUCIATIUN 'for Insured Savings and Home Loans Fostoria, Ohio Flowers for all Occasions ' I Jimmy, and Wfafzwfrn, 819 Columbus Ave. 3 Fostoria, Ohio Phone 3475 Compliments of MOSE LAMFROIVI CLOTHING COMPANY Dress Better and You'll Feel Better Compliments of FOSTORIA MACHINE AND TOOL CO. GLECNN'S SALES Ann sznvlcz e Willys Cors Trucks Ieeps e e . remont St. hone 286 e P if 1 A oh' P 16712 F P 2 OS OUG, IO Compliments ot D . O . W A T T S MORRIS STORES 5C to 31.00 HAROLD EMERSON GARAGE 509 College Ave. Phone 2261 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of DR. L. C. GERLINGER THE VAL-U DRESS SHOP 121 S. Moin Street 28 Robert George Daniel Kha,2zmcw.14 Watches Diamonds lewelry Eostoria's Leading lewelers G IL L IG Electric Store P A 'r R o N s DR. M. E. SEIPLE BLOSE GULF SERVICE CAMERON INSURANCE DR, RUBLE LOM'S GRILL ART YARN sRoP YELLOW CAB BARNESSUNQC0 SERVICE DR. A. o. COLE DR- T- N- KIEBEL SACKETTS GREENHOUSE ISALYS I THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP GREGORY'S DRY CLEANERS IOHN BENDER THE PREIS STORE Oldest Largest Best P O R T E R ' S Cl-eaners, Pressers, Dyers Hat Cleaning Rug Cleaning Phone 864 113 Perry St. J.gH. JONES 8: SON General Contractors Coal Phone 2385 Fostoria, Ohio Conqratulations! Class of '47 F rom Fostoria's Newest Women's Shop 7 Postoria's S M I T H S 116 Smart E. North Shop Street APPAREL SHOP The Shop With You ln Mind Always the latest in women's, misses' and juniors' coats, dresses, suits, sportswear, millinery, lingerie, hosiery, founda- tions, and accessories. Best Wishes to the class of '47 I' P I 6 Y' h I' 6 CLA KK Q orlflno Compliments of we 3125515 NSZOIQ Hays Hotel Building Ladies Dresses for all Occasions 129 Best Wishes To Each Member of the Class of 1947 P. U. ELKS Your Fostoria Newspaper IEVIEW-TIMES I.N.S. cmd UP. Wire Services Home Town News Qi Home Folks The FIRST NATICNAL BANK oi Fostorict First in Community Service Since 1882 A Good Bank To Decd With NSU .F ff x ' 3 i t '- 5 131 Compliments of JUHN B. RUEERS PHUDUBING CU FOSTORIA, OHIO