Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1952 volume:

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The purpose of this yearbook is to make a permanent record ot the year's events. With this thought in mind the Senior Class proudly presents the annual of l952. 2 Sym C2mfmf5 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES 3 SPORTS leaked fion MR. ROBERT WINZELER l The staff of the l952 MIRROR is pleased to dedicate this issue ofthe book to Mr. Robert Winzeler, president of the Board of Education. lt is hoped that this dedication can show in a small way our appreciation for the enthusiastic in- terest Mr. Winzeler constantly expresses in the welfare of the school in general. He is always ready to sanction athletic attempts, class endeavors, and any other worth-while project which the student body might want to carry out. The in- terests af the students are the interests of Mr. Winzeler. With the backing of such a man the school cannot help but go forward, which is the only way Bob wants to see us go. For this and for the many things left unsaid we say, thanks Bob , and to you the doors are always open. 4 SCHOOL BOARD-Harry Schwartz, Cecil Prosser, Robert Winzeler, Waldo Miller, Gene Thompson. W. A. HOWALD-Superintendent H. A. KARNES-Principal Heidelberg College Defiance College Wittenberg College Bowling Green State University University of Denver Ohio University Ohio State University lndiana University Indiana University Cnzfzjllimffrilv of the .llmzljwlier tlfflllllflllllllihlg Conzfmrzy 5 i fwb Comjnliwzenls of F2'IlI1k'.S Shoe Sion' 6 'M' FLOYD BARCUS Indiana State Teachers College Kendall College Sinclair College Vincennes University Government History Librarian WALTER FABEN University of Michigan Kenyon College Johns Hopkins University French Public Speaking Junior Business History Junior Class Advisor DONALD McMlLLAN University of Cincinnati Driver Training Sociology Economics Boys' Phys. Ed. Football Coach Assistant Coach Basketball M. Club Advisor CAMERA SHY MARY HAINES Bowling Green State University Ohio State University English Latin Girls' Phys. Ed. G. A. A. Advisor Freshman Class Advisor ROGER CHANEY JOHN W. DUNLAP Ohio Northern University University of Wisconsin University of Denver English Dramatics Senior Class Advisor Mirror Staff Advisor Ohio State University Industrial Arts THELMA LONG DONA FISHER Goshen College Ohio University English Vocational Home Economics Sociology F. H. A. Advisor Y-Teens Advisor Freshman Class Advisor LLOYD MORNINGSTAR CHARLES STRASBAUGH Ohio State University Ohio Northern University Vocational Agriculture Math . F. F. A. Advisor Bookkeeping Basketball Coach Track Coach Assistant Football Coach M. Club Advisor MILDRED GREEK CHESTER BIBLE Secretary Custodian Compliments of Carl V. Lyons Eleclriml Shop 7 RUSSELL EMANS Bowling Green State University University of Chicago Indiana University Math Chemistry Physics Sophomore Class Advisor RICHARD HOLLSTEIN Bowling Green State University Indiana University Toledo University Indiana University General Science Biology Mechanical Drawing A. V. Advisor ROBERT WHITAKER Ohio University Northwestern University U. S. Army Bandmaster's School Activities Advisor Director of Music CAMERA SHY MEREDITH WILKEN University of Illinois University of Colorado Indiana University Shorthand Tvnms - - V Secretarial Office Practice EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITORS LITERARY EDITOR SECRETARY 81 TREASURER BUSINESS MANAGERS ADVERTISING - CIRCULATION P ICTORIAL SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLASSES TYPISTS linda! Mary Ann McKarns - Jo Lattanner Jerry McDonald - Mary Jo Govin Shirley Pignataro - Richard Custer Ronnie Best - Jon Oliver, John Nold Dan Waldron, Calvin Ireland - Joyce Echler, Virginia Trautman, Mary Brown, Janet Baxter, Barbara Luke - H. H. Critchfielcl, Allen Govin, Dale Walker, Bob Deetz Fred Bauer, Gene Karnes, John Lougheed Jill Loghry, Lynne Lockhart, Skip Hallock, Wayne Brown, - Len Mitchell Virginia Pressler, Donna Bavin, Valera Miller, Delma Runyan, Ellen Hendrickson Helen Spencer, Ella Mae Kemarly, Marcena Clark COVIIPIITIIEVIIIX of the Ohio Gris Company 8 X Wg ' x, i Cfclzkieri CUII1pHIII!'II1.8 of L. l rlmfy and Son 9 za, ,...4- Z if ,,.,.... . ,': ' V. wif' 'Yds 1 .., in ' 1, i .. , A- ,, .. 4 My , ,.,.. :,. f mf-' f2 '- H TM , , x 4. ., . ,... , ' .......... . ,, . I , :' , ' ' -I x ' ', if f, 5 5 3 l , W ,. .. g A , . . , M uf. g- W , .21 Cfadd icera SENIOR-H. H. Critchfield, Joyce Eclfmler, Jill Loghry, Jon Oliver. JUNIOR-Ronnie Wlwetro, John Fiser, Alice Beams, Max Hilkerf. SOPHOMORE-Mike Page, Carol Yarger, Anne Bush, Roger Scott. FRESHMAN-Sara Beams, Larry Vanalt, Geraldine Whitney. EIGHTH GRADE-Helen Vanstaen, Sue Loghry, Sharon Clay, De Cnzllplizllffrzls nf .llmzljnfflfwr .llazzlzfrulllrizlg l l lmar Karnes Clllllfllllll FREDERICK JOE BAUER -Don't talk about your abili- ties-demonstrate. g l JAN ET BAXTER There are two sides to every question-mine and the wrong one. DONNA MAE BAVIN A friend is the person who knows you but loves you still. BEATRICE BAXTER Not too quiet, not too gay, just a good sport every day. 'NW' Compliments of Zulflz Photo Studio l2 CLAUDE BARNARD Everything happens to every- body sooner or later, if there is time enough. RONALD BEST The world is no better if you worryg lite is no better if you hurry. DOLOR ES LOU lSE BROWN Make the most at yourself, for that's all there is of you. CHARLES FREDERICK CARR lt is better to be quiet and look dumb, than to speak and remove all doubt. WAYNE EUGENE BROWN A man who has his initials an his pajamas must be uncer- tain of himself-surely he must know who he is by bedtime. MARCENA O. CLARK Upstairs, downstairs, every- where at once. Compliments of Drive In Sandwich Shop T3 EILEEN ROSE BURKHOLDER She is very backwards about being forward. LYLE COGSWELL Give me a talker and I'II do the listening. MARIAN IRENE COX Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. BOBBIE ELDEN DEETZ It's better to play than to do nothing. H. H. CRITCHFIELD A wise man knows how little he knows. JOYCE ANN ECHLER It's whatcha' do with what- cha' got that pays off in the end. Comjolimentx of C. II . Luke and Son RICHARD LEROY CUSTER AII great men are dead and I don't feel well myseIf. CHESTER WAYNE ELY The king of the beasts still roars and I feel pretty good. I 4 I EDDIE FRANKS Hard work never did agree with me. FREDERICK A. FENSTERMAKER Answer me in one word. FRAN KLI N FERMAN HAASE lt's better to sleep late and be awake all day, than to get up early and sleep all day. MARY JOSEPHINE GOVIN She was made for Climbing the tree of knowledge. Compliments of The Montpelier Creamery i5 ALLEN EUGENE GOVIN Napoleon was a small man too. CHARLES R. HALLOCK, JR. Life is really simple but men insist on making it complicated. .. ELLEN SUSANNA H EN DRICKSON The secret of life is not to do what you like but to like what you do. ROBERT EUGENE KARN ES In this world there are two tragedies-one is knowing what one wantsg the other is getting it. JAMES ROBERT HODSON lt does a heap of good some- times to go a little slow. ELLA MAE KEMARLY Who can tell what she will do next. Complimevitx of Mmztjaelier Daily I6 CALVIN DANIEL IRELAND No man is happy who does not think himself so. HOWARD ARTHUR KOCH I'm not arguing with youg I'm telling you. JOANNE MARIE LATTANNER Many of our friends are like detour signs, they slow us down but there is always a way around. JOHN ARTHUR LOUGHEED Life's a jest, and all things show it, I tho't so once and now I know it. DQYONNE LYNN E LOCKHART Lessons don't bother me, for the door to success I have the key. DOROTHY LOVEJOY Not he who has little, but he wishes for more is poor. C0mjJlimenI.s of City Dairy I7 JILL ANN LOGHRY I would be better if I could but it's awfully lonesome being good. BARBARA ANN LUKE Speech is great but silence is greater. DONALD FREDRIC MARTIN The head can absorb only as much as the head can endure. SELMA VALERIA MILLER lf silence were golden, she'd be a millionaire. JERALD FRANK MCDONALD, JR. Women irritate me, l love to be irritated. LEN C. MITCHELL Some people grow up, other people just grow. f,,! '-a--.L MARY ANN MCKARNS There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. JOHN lRWlN NOLD The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Compliments of Kaufman and Parnmoznzt Tlzeatres 18 JON A. OLIVER 'IYou'II find us rough, sir, but you'II find us ready. VIRGINIA SUE POWSER Women's styles may change but their designs remain the same. SHIRLEY ANN PIGNATARO I trust that nothing can make life a burden to me. VIRGINIA ALICE PRESSLER Wisdom is too high for the fool. Conzfzlinzerlts of The Clznrlffx Co. I9 ELDEAN ROSE PLATT No matter how you live your life, live it to the fullest extent. A DELMA DARLENE RUNYAN Shyness is the best policy in some cases. WEN DELL LaMAR SCOTT One cannot always be a hero, but he can always be a man. VIRGIL GENE RUPP Never serious or sad, just a happy good natured lad. HELEN LOUISE SPENCER What can one expect of a day which begins by getting up in the morning? WILLIS ROGER SHANKSTER Here I sit all brokenhearted, trying to learn but haven't start- ed. JACK NEAL SHAFFER People that have cold feet just know enough to stay out of hot water, mine are freezing. ALBERT LEE SLEESMAN Not only good, but good for something. Conzjbliments of Montpelier Manufacturing Co. 20 y 'I RUDOLPH OSCAR SPENCER The road to success is a long and rugged oneg I wonder if my cor will make it. RICHARD GRANT TODD No man really becomes a fool until he stops asking ques- tions. ROBERT LEE STAFFORD If lite be a walking shadow, he'lI make the most of it. VIRGINIA LOUISE TRAUTMAN A grin, a wink, a carefree jestg by these things we know her best. Compliments of I-IinkIe s Greerllzozlse 2l MAXINE MAY STAMBAUGH She is good and she is true- a fine girl through and through. WI LMA JOAN TRAXLER This quiet mind is richer than a crown. ' DONALD LaVERN E WALDRON They also serve wha only stand and wait. ROGER BYRON WILLIAMS He was a man, take him for all in all. CLARENCE DALE WALKER Always tell the truth even if you have to rearrange the facts to make them believable. Compliments of Bergman? Grocery 22 JAMES CHESTER WALLACE I am not one who must have everything. I RICHARD NEWTON WILDER A man who hasn't made a woman angry is a failure in life. Jill Loghry, Joyce Echler, Wilma Traxler, Mary Ann McKarns, Eldean Platt. WlLMA TRAXLER-QUEEN A thing of beauty is a joy forever: lts Ioveliness increasesg it will never Pass into nothingnessg but still will keep A bower quiet for us, - Keats Compliments of Kinznzafs Nyal Drug Store 23 F Allman L. Bailey D. Banks L. Bauer A. Beams Benjamin M. Bergman P. Best L. Bible H. Boothman Calvin D. Carr J. Childers l. Christenson E. Day Faunce L. Fenicle M. Fenstermaker J. Fiser C. Goeble Govin B. Hause B. Hicks M. Hilkeri' H. Humbarger lbbotson J. Kinsey E. Kulwlman M. Lightbody M. Mansfield Mercer R. Mercer M. McClelland M. McGill R. McKarns union! B Comjylimenls of Geeseyfs Pastry Shop 24 uniom .'f'r.i. 1. 1 4 W I .,,,f g ,'1,f f Crmijllinierztx of Slirzzizlzrzigfjft Iiarbm' S110 25 S. Mick F. Miller J. Moore A. Morningstar H. Neilands P. Parker N. Perry S. Rauch L. Rittenhouse M. Thomas B. Shepard L. Sines J. Smith L. Snyder N. Snyder P. Stahl C. Stecovich M. Suntken H. Swank E. Swartz S. Throne D. Tom B. Tom C. Turner J. Wagner G. Welling R. Whetro L. Wilder B. Wisman J. Wisman P. Wisman H, Yagelski L. Yagelski C. Yarger J. Youse B. Alexander J. Altaffer D. Banks D. Boker M. Bechtol J. Blosser B. Bowen C. Brandon J. Brillhari' M. Burkholder A. Bush D. Croninger N. Clark C. Coldsnow G. Connolly P. Cook R. Cook K. Crowe L. Cummins M. Custer F. Dietsch S. Dunlap 'J. Faunce J. Faunce C. Fisher P. Foust D. Geren G. Harrington L. Hendricks W. Henry B. Kohl M. Lanius J. Lennon L. Lett ' J. Luke .S70l0A0l'll0l'e5 Q J in ,'., I luvb H li Q 5, 1 Zf: f-1r . w ...,- ' ' . S ,...,,. . zan 2 '.,.. E K EA ..,,. ,.,. albb Q V. x A J ... - 'r-- 1-. - f --:- ' ':'??Sw'z' . - : ,,.. 'i 'K' Us . Y 1... .ig .wtf 'ig' V if 'Q1f 1 H -A-5 - , 'C ' . -ef f C . ,.r.. . .J C... - L' ' . .J. . A . , '-r : .' . ff 3.2 A wr 5 ' . ' fggffif fi? ., -' '-'- 1 ' Q 5 . . V ,,,... 9' U 1. -. . 4 me gg Compliments of Priest and Cook 26 4 ..,,. . r JH si lt .gl0L0l'll0l'e:f . ,.... .. ' R ...,A,. V A .2.4.1 'fi' ff.. L 6 ,.,A Q 'Q 1- f A mf 'l LJ L . 4. , . . 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Comjaliments of Allen-Cumziff Furniture Slove 28 gfeiihlllell l s ' wig V I A. J. Kasper - x ,.,.,,.. . . Q I ' B. Keller . M' V '. ' l ' 5 r B. Keller N ef . 'l :: ' 'ffl .af-V .- . R- KHUPP 'f ,..- . f , ..,lr if M. Kmfhwom l frrrr .. fe A K P. Lyons .r,r Q Q if . . ry 5 1. izz - C. Masters I '- 6 Q V ., G. Masters ,- . . 1 .5 . 'Ef f W' 'W' g W P. Macau ' y ': ji :ZX l.'... . Z. V . :II T. Meyer . ' ':' Il? 'I' N' ' B 7 if N ' L' Mick f., 7 s ' A ' 1 . , - 'I - M. M lf: ff :IV Auulzu VV V V V Q! , oc erman .. . K l . , .. f . . My J. ,. , 'A Q- -,- .' 17 ' . F ,.., Y .. D. Mowfv . '- . ..... V' ,K m J- . . .. - ., L' parker . ,VVQIV . . A ,. ,,.. Z ..Vjfl, V H- 2 ,IEQ V RV pinckley ,V -.:,, .ET B V J. Purdue -Q - g A ,Q 32.1, 'E .- ' N-5 K. Reed 5 ' E' l ,, i . I '4 A ' I ll 3 M. Selkman if 'A 9 9 ' 'WA V ' : V x VL . f D. Shaffer I 'V .fl x 51- l V- . Q' L' Shaffer ., V. V V VV -',:,l- V Shoup . 2 . Y LM' g 1 . H. Sleesman l ' E B l.A ---- X H. Weidner - Q H ' 'f R. 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Clay 'f I g.:..ffggQ'j. F.. 'A ,.....' E -' e' I N. Cook .K, ww ' ' ,.,.. . ' ' . ,... N ' arf' ' .543 ' K- Cook .,. r 7 I' ' ,, i MS, I. 3 fW'y. B. Deetz A- '., L . ':':' . Iffs . I. Dickson .:.,. 5' 4 V , f yi' .ff 4 . 4 A K D. Dunlop W ,...' , ... A. , . I P D. Fenstermoker ' V' ,,, V ' ggi ' f'?3 7 s 15' C C. Flickinger Q. , , ,':' 'i ...- .- ZIV - W ' N C- Fousf ....,.,. '. - -' ' sg .. M Q ' , 'Q- 1 M, Freese ,. . 252: , W Alb.. r V V35 1 Q Q QQ fiffff .1-1 TF si' . -1 .15490 4 ' .QQFIZ .f igf It V ,..,', 21,2 N. Geesey , - .1 V A A M. Goddard K N if ,.., . . T., A MV. ..,: A Q L. Goeltzenleuchter T Qi 1 ' ula. -- Tj. G. Guyse -E 3, M .bv . wg. v-v, f- A M. Hawk ' Nw. f 9 ' ' A':' J: f A4 -f:2- A . ' B, Hephner fi Egg L M- HM - . .. Compliments of Montpelier Lumber Co. 30 grade Q .il X A V -1 . S Manley ll' Ag, P P. Lower W I I V -.W ,A S. Loghry . .,..v i E. Lirot 'li 'M' V ' .--' 4 I L. Lennon G. Kimmel ' ' D. Karnes ,. ' 5' E. lbbofson X '. , J. Martin ,QVQII .x iii '-,:': l - rs: : I J ' M CC O m i S ,Ja any Y ki Ex lk 1 S b b'V' if H 'Q' M iv ' A .rs F 5. Q Q.. i N I 4 ff I J. Moore . J. Perkins - C. Pfeiffer 1 ' ,,,,, D. Poorman V P R. Price Arm , -- 5:3 .- J. Riley i', V' 'B 40 R. Shepard H S. Shoup iiiiii :'1 : 'f::.2:z.,t. . my l-- SnYCl9 I n P. Stambaugh ..,,v'Y .-:- 2 - 3,53 Ewa J U f ig. no 'W , Q 'iv X J is R -4? ' . QI... D. Tingle B. Turner H. Vanstaen M. Vonalf J. Waldron 3 , V' J. Zulch - ie .e R ..., ,4 .,.. V ..,m.,.,.:., V A 1 . lIrm1pIin1r'r1I.s of llllI1.Y. Co. Farm Bllflfllll C0-019. .f1.ss'n. 31 gihlenfafy Schoof 'N NC 'N ! The elementary school has a great and never-ending task in preparing the educational foundation on which the younger members of the community must build. The proper start a child gets when he begins his educational pursuits will hold him in good stead as he advances from grade to grade. What success he has in later life can very definitely be attributed to those early years in training. We gratefully acknowledge the work being done in our elementary school. DONALD CASEY Principal Indiana University Cunzplimenlx of Houglztmz Molm' Sales 32 SEATED-Mrs. Chaney, Miss Hoskinson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Cox, Miss Lesnett, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. STANDING-Mrs. Briner, Mrs. Shatzer, Mr. Casey, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Storrer, Mr. Gray, Mrs. KINDERGARTEN Ruth W. Livensparger Bowling Green State University FIRST GRADE Mary Briner Muskingum College Nellie Miller Toledo University Bowling Green State University Mighigan State College SECOND GRADE Jean Cox Bowling Green State University Gladys Porter Tri-State College THIRD GRADE Lillian Apt Bowling Green State University Bessie Lesnett Miami University Bowling Green State University Michigan State College FOU RTH GRADE Fanny Shatzer Bowling Green State University Lois Wilson Bowling Green State University FIFTH GRADE Mabel Doenges Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University Indiana University Ruth Fox Bowling Green State University SIXTH GRADE Marguerite Hoskinson Bowling Green State University Defiance College Robert Storrer Defiance College Bowling Green State University SEVENTH GRADE Donald Stevenson Bowling Green State University Compliments of Hause Valve Co. 33 Fox, Mrs. L, Wilson. Livensparger, Mrs. Doenges. ART Esther Chaney Ohio State University Toledo School of Design MUSIC Berniece Wilson University ot Cincinnati Cincinnati Conservatory of Music VISITING TEACHER Lillian Cook D. Allomong D. Allomong P. Amaden B. Bany R. Bauer K. Beck D. Beck D. Beck B. Benjamin G. Blosser T. Born C. Boothman B. Byall B. Cook B. Dannison R. Echler J. Ely C. Falco D. Faunce D. Figgins B. Fenstermaker T. Fisher J. Foley L. Frederick B. Freese M. Fritzinger J. Garber D. Goeltzenleuchter ellellth grade N 52595 .. .,.,.. K . 53, , 2' . 'g ..ii1g2.Q..: 'V 15'f3'i Q 1: ..., R . . N N . N-Qing. .LL NY, V-A-l als,-,Q .-5.. . if if up A ..,.. ,. ..,.. L, , ,.,. 4 T. , is I ,,?. 5 ' . ' if B B x - '--f' ,4 1 ' A Q , I lj., in fl I , N . , ...lv ., I - ' r gs ..,, ,... . - H . . 3 . . ' ki ii 4 ai' i f A in .ggi x f f f I A Q N 5 W ' Q f ' - I we 'A , .. A A ' :. 1 B F fn- 'F . 5 1 ...L M-.vii fu I 'fiff UW 'LU .3 A I. I ' 3, .. 112.3 3 x J i .. ,I . ,3 31' 6 f Q - .2 - 1 Z. - .' Q ' . 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Bassett R. Bidwell J. Brandeberry R. Brandt J. Burkmire D. Byall R. Calvin B. Carey C. Casebere J. Clark L, Clark M. Clark J. Cook M. Cook L. Connolly R. Crowe T. Ely L. Eriksen D. Falco D. Freese E. Geren K. Gleason P. Goble M. GriCe J. Hendricks J. P. Henry grade .Ui ZIJ , 'JIZ' 3 Aiub Compliments of Powers and Sons, Inc. 38 F: VQ., if xg!! asfls' iw g,...1. K. Mocherman L. Mocherman P. Oppenheim D. Page K. Purdy R. Sleesman S. Simpson L. Teats B. Hauser D. Jenkins L. Knecht J. Lockhart J. Lower A. Malone W. Malone J, Maxwell K. Morningstar In H. Motter M. Shaffer Thompson N. Vanstaen 4 E. Walker in I R. Witte - M. Wolfe f J P. Wfighf 4 G. I-Ouglweed j1 Til '5- - , . k I. .,... .. . me Cmzzplfnzerzls of Ziuznzmmniz K Perry 39 B. Beach T. Beavers L. Beck S. Blosser C. Bible W. Bigger D. Buntoin J. Burkmire P. Clark J. Cook J. Cook V. Cook L. Courtney S. Creek D. Donaldson V. Echler K. Freese R. Founce T. Fenimore B. Filson Nl. Freese J. Gambler S. Goeitzenleuchter R. Geren L. 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Smith T, Riley S. Simpson B. Smethurst B. Stoner T. Summers W. Schloser B. Schelling G. Schelling R. Shoup D. Starr C. Schlegel S. Trott K. Troxler L. Toylor J. Treer S. Taylor F. Vonolt D. VonMason R. Will B. Young S. Wermer K. Alfoffer W. Boker B. Bastien B. Bassett J. Bonner K. Boyer S. Bowdiich D. Brcndeberry W. Bullo H, Burch C. Bush J. Bycll A. Corey K. Chaney J. Clark R. Curry J. Darby R. Dickinson S. Dreffer M. Elliott S. Gleason B. Glidden G. Johnson M. Karnes Shir! gracle L We Q. I 5 F , 3. vi? . AW? 6 .. Tis Sw J 2 an-A6 ., ... .... , ..,. . v' ge: .. w - . .... : 'z' .. ,fiv W 4 fi., Tl 'xv XHHJH HE wk Compliments of City Allljilimzce Store 42 .7Airv! Gracie any 'M Z , ... A l.. King b ham ,KJV ,' R. March rf' .. v 'A Ki? ' Y M. Maxwell I zzz : Q.. Kg- 144,5 35 2 ' I. ' M. McCamis M Q f L. Miller 3535 . I A . si 'Q ,:,,, . B. Michael :,.A -zvl R f D. Miller R :Q . if 1. Miller .l., . ,.l. . F3 ,Bi 14 J. Moore 15 S A. Morningstar S. O'Neal G. Osburn is -M. N' A . ,K J. 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Wilson Compliments of Carfs Confectionery 47 B. Baker R. Baker D. Bible D. Bohner J. Bond R. Brown R. Brown S. Critchfield A. Colvin K. Ciapp D. Clark S. Cook M. Cox A. Doenges M. DeGroff S. Dean P. Emans R. Gambler J. Gardner P. Griek R. Heckman P. Hallock R. Hepker J. Herb D. Hoops D. Joice R. Kelly M. Kissinger D. Loslw ' D. Lougheed B. Lung B. Manley J. Martin .!Gl'L6!0l gal'tel'l - 1 + f' 'W Sw- , - -..,.-. ,- . i Mm sf libs?-'xy xxXiI.f?.'i ini 5 xp -zz. ., may , Q .,.... ., W .AQ mg wg '-5.::5.!,.5?i5'ff .:- :--f .:.-V5.5 ix 4 Y , l. 1 K i .fy H? 'N 1 . C077?1.7liWlETlfS of Dwyer I11szH'1mL'ff Agmlry 48 .!6l'l6!2l g,al fel'l N-.JJ LM S t. A,,.,. . ,I X 32? .-9-4-QQ ' 4 1' '. n W , ,.,A H .,:,E,. ,,A,1 5 ,.AA. ,, , s 5 . I . . A Comf1limenl.v of Lockhart and Kizer 49 D. McCrea D. Merrifield C. Miller S. Middleton J. Michael R. Mocherman W. Moore S. Moore J. Moran P. Morningstar J. Osburn J. Pearce J. Reazin S. Powers A. Pignataro T. Prosser R. Richmond D. Schlosser R. Seaman , D. Smethurst G. Starr C. Strawser T. Taylor R. Terry S. Thomas C. Trott V. Utley G. Welling D. Wermer L. Crowe R. Malone C. Shaffer 1.3 M., -A,M,,3gxg. A14 fi. 275552512 255 lfggiamf Q54 fx Q 53' ffi3iT fg s COIIIfJIfIlI!'IIl.X' of 'I'l1m1:j1.so11,.s Ifrfrzffwzl Home 50 AuDaTomuajjQ?f !Xf cfiuifiefi Conzplifnentx of Montpelier Manufaz'tu1'ing Company 51 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED--S. Loghry, E. Platt J. Echler, Mr. Karnes, M. Mc- Karns, V. Trautman, H Critchtield, B. Luke. STANDING-A. Beams, L. Vo- nolt, B. Oliver, R. Scott, M. Hilkert, D. Carr, M. Lanius P. Ensign. F. F. A. ROW lgMr. Morningstar, J. Shaffer, G. Rupp, D. Martin, J. Lougheed, W. Scott, D Todd, W. Brown, B. Deetz, H. Koch. ROW 2-L. Mitchell, L. Hen- dricks, R. Bowen, D. Snyder, R. Bechtol, D. Sumner, J. Kasper, R. Tom, D. Geren. ROW 3-W. Henry, G. Connolly, J. Tingle, D. Shoup, F. Stro- bel, J. Brown, H. Brown, J. Wisrnan, N. Snyder. ROW 4-L. Cogswell, W. Shank- ster, G. McCool, L. Wisman, J. Altaffer, W. Kohl, R. Scott, L. Bickham, M. Bechtol, F. Dietsch. F. H. A. ROW l-B. Luke, M. Clark, M. Zulch, J. Blosser, D. Watts, N. Clark, V. Powser, S. Pig- nataro, H. Spencer, N. Sny- der, B. Keller. ROW 2-J. Luke, J. McKel- vey, C. Shannon, C. Yarger, L. Wilkens, Mrs. Fisher, P. Majean, G. Bechtol, B. Goe- bel, VV. Coutz, M. Krathwohl. ROW 3-J. Faunce, C. Brandon, C. Stantz, C. Baker, D. Cov- ey, B. Allman, M. Lanius, L. Mercer, W. Traxler, D. Bayin, B. Peters, B. Keller. ROW 4-M. Summers, D. Love- joy, G. Traxler, J. Mercer, J. Moore, S, Mick, M. Fenster- maker, S. Govin, P. Faust, D. Chroninger, J. Kasper. Cmizplimerzts of rllmilpelirfr City I.Il'll7IIllTy 52 FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROWQJ. Smith, S. Throne, J. Lat- fanner, Mr. Faben, M. Bergman, M. McClelland, B. House. SECOND ROW-A. Morningstar, B. Ben jamin, M. Mansfield, B. Hicks, A Beams, S. Kuhlman, A. Pressler. THIRD ROW-L. Rilfenhouse, B. Alexan der, G. Harringion, DRAMATICS CLUB FIRST ROW-H. Humbarger, S. Hallock, A. Beams, H. Spencer, M. Page, F Bauer, L. Martin. SECOND ROW-H. Swank, J. Luke, C. Yar ger, M. Zulch, C. Shannon, L. Morn ingsfar, M. Neilands. THIRD ROWkMr, Dunlap, A. Gavin, M Stambaugh, W. Traxler, E, Kemarly G. Traxlcr, LATIN LEAGUE FIRST ROW-P. Manley, S. Dunlap, C Coldsnow, A. Bush, P. Cook, S. Wil- Iiams, D. Dean, B. Waldron, M. March SECOND ROW-Mrs. Haines, J. Williams, J. Williams, A. Moran, L. Morning- sfar, J. I-lause, M, Mocherman, M. Yoder, S. Beams, B. Bavin, L. Tears. THIRD ROW-J. Van Mason, L, Starr, R Wisman, B, Oliver, B. Blue, T. Dane nison, W, Hicks, L. Vonolf, B. Beck. fiI!HlIfI!lllIl'IIIw' of 1'i'f'x.sIf'i'.i CU7I4ISl'l'IfflIlf'I'Y 53 , W... V , JL.-A,.....s... win 1 Y-TEENS - Top Picture FRONT ROW-B. Wisman, J. Youse, C. Yarger, S. Rouch, P. Best, M.,McKarns, Miss Long, V. Trautman, J. Lattanner, M. McClel- land, M. Brown, P. Cook, C. Coldsnow. SECOND ROW-M. Zeiter, P. Manley, L. Bailey, I. Christenson, S. Pignataro, N. Perry, B. Hause, J. Smith, S. Throne, B. Benjamin S. Shoup, H. Vanstaen, L. Snyder, D. Tingle. THIRD ROW-P. Maiean, M. Zulch, C. Shannon, C. Yarger, D. Watts, M. Gavin, M. Mocherman, J. Hause, S. Dunlap, A. Morning- star, E. Hendrickson, D. Bavin, S. Swinehart. FOURTH ROW--D. Dunlap, L. Cummins, J. Williams, A. Moran, L. Morningstar, J. Williams, M. Hawk, M. Byall, C. Pfeiffer, J. Blos- ser, A. Bush, M. Custer, M. Huber. G. A. A. - Bottom Picture FRONT ROW-S. Rouch, M. McKarns, V. Trautman, M. Govin, P. Best, J. Echler, J. Lattanner, M. McClelland, J. Loghry, M. Brown P. Cook. SECOND ROW-C. Yarger, L. Bailey, I. Christensen, N. Perry, B. House, J. Smith, E. Platt, J. Biggers, P. Bechtol, M. Yoder, M Custer, V. Pressler. THIRD ROW--B. Wisman, H. Spencer, C. Coldsnow, P. McGill, P. Ensign, M. Mocherrnan, J. Hause, D. Fletcher, J. Beavers, E. Burkholder, L. Wilkins, M. Bergman. FOURTH ROW-Mrs. Haines, M. Clark, N. Clark, J. Youse, D. Tom, M. Lanius, G, Traxler, P. Stantz, J. Baxter, P. Wisman, B. Baxter. CUII'IfJII'III6lIf.Y of Mmzijmliei' 1'flI1lI'hf?'I'y 54 ahh., n1j1Ifzm'nlv of Kane! FLUTES-Front Row: D. Dunlop, P. McGill, M, Mochermon, J. House Second Row: B, House, M. Custer, S. Dunlop. TWIRLERS-G. Whitney, V. Powser, E. Platt, C. Stecovich, J. Kinsey PERCUSSION-H. Critchfield, J. Baxter, D. McKorns, N. Knepper D. Mowry, T, Dennison, R. Cook. COIIZIJZZDHIKIZYS' of The Lcuzlm' E71fl?V17TZ.S8 56 KGHJ CLARINETS-Front Row: C. Coldsnow, P. Cook, M, Selkman, S. Williams, P. Calvin. Second Row: M. McClelland, M, Yoder B. Bavin, K. Reed. Third Row: J. VanMason, R. Wisman, W Bumb. BELLS-Front Row: D. Dean, M. Bergman, M. Whitney Second Row: S. Swinehart, D. Malone, L. Cummins. TRUMPETS-Front Row: J. Matter, P. Lyons, L. Geesey, J Moore. Second Row: B. Baxter, J. Martin, L. Starr, H. Weid- ner, M. Brown. SAXOPHONES-Front Row: A. Morningstar, P. Bechtol, J Wagner. Second Row: B. Waldron, P. Ensign. HORNS, TROMBONES, BASS+Front Row: L. Teats, l. Hill M. Clark, J. Loghry, L. Lockhart, J. Smith, Second Row: D Henry, N. Starr, G. Weidner, J. Lattanner, B. Benjamin Third Row: J. Biggers, S, Throne, D. Fletcher. Cmnplinzerztx of .Urfznzll Holm Milfs W. . .M gal A CAPPELLA CHOIR D FIRST ROW-D. Runyan, A. Bush, M. Custer, S. Pignataro, H. Spencer, M. Clark, C. Stecovich, I. Christenson, N. Clark, D. Watts, M. Zulch, C. Shannon, P, Cook, M. Gavin, V. Trautman, C. Coldsnow, J. Blosser. SECOND ROW-Mr. Whitaker, L. Cummins, J. Hause, H, Yagelski, J. Wagner, M. Selkman, M. Mocherman, P. Ensign, J. Biggers, M. Yoder, P. Bechtol, L. Teats, B. Waldron, M. McKarns, B. Hause, J. Smith. THIRD ROW-HA, Benjamin, J. Nold, H. Critchfield, D. Sumner, L. Mitchell, L. Starr, R. Priest, R. Bowen, S, Throne, B. Benjamin, M. Mansfield, A. Morningstar, P. Manley, C. Brandon, P. Parker. FOURTH ROW-P. Lyons, L. Parker, T. Dannison, A. Govin, J. McDonald, H. Swank, J. Childers, L. Martin, D. McKarns, C. Baker, P. Stantz, M. Stambaugh, J. Baxter, C. Stantz, A. Beams. FIFTH ROWfS. Hallock, D. Walker, R. Best, L. Yagelski, H. Humbarger, J. Hodson, D. lbbolson, E. Day, M. Brown, M. Thomas, E. Platt, M. McClelland, L. Wilkins, J, Williams, L. Morningstar. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW-S. Hallock, J. Perdue, P. Lyons, W. Hicks, D. Leslie, A. Benjamin, H. Hicks. SECOND ROW-Mr. Whitaker, J. McDonald, M. Briner, R. Wisman, B. Blue, L. Vonalt, B. Beck, T. Dannison. THIRD ROW-A. Goyin, D. Sumner, L. Mitchell, L. Starr, R. Priest, B. Bowen, C. Ireland. FOURTH ROW-A. Sleesman, L. Yagelski, H. Humbarger, H. Swank, J. Childers, L. Martin, D. Ibbotson, D. McKarns. FIFTH ROW-D Walker, R. Best, F. Carr, J. Hodson, E. Day, H. Critchlield, J. Nold. COIIYPIIIIIEIIIA' of PIIIILW' Vulwf Co. 58 I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB SECTION ONE- ROW ONE-G. Bechtol, P. McGill, L. Cummins, A. Bush, M. Custer, N. Clark, D. Watts, M. Zulch, C. Shannon, P. Cook, C. Coldsnow, J Blosser, N. Snyder. ROW TWO-QS. Beams, J. House, G. Whitney, S. Mocherman, N. Houk, S, Williams, P. Ensign, D. Fletcher, J. Biggers, M. Yoder, P. Bechtol L. Teats B. Waldron, M. Zeiter. ROW THREE-J. Faunce, C. Baker, M. Summers, P. Stantz, P. Calvin, C. Stantz, P. Manley, S. Dunlap, J. Beavers, D. Dean, K. Reed, B Bavin, C. Brandon, B. Peters. ROW FOUR-J. Williams, L. Wilkens, M. Burkholder, J. Williams, A. Moran, L. Morningstar, P. Majean, E. Miller, C. Masters, J. Kasper P. Faust, G. Traxler. SECTION TWO- ROW ONE-M. Clark, D. Lovejoy, S. Pignataro, V. Powser, C. Stecovich, J. Echler, Mr. Whitaker, J. Lattanner, M, McClelland, I-I. Spencer J. Loghry, M. Mansfield, J. Baxter. ROW TWO-V. Trautman, M. Gavin, N. Perry, S. Rouch, P. Best, H. Yagelski, J. Wagner, M. Brown, E. Platt, M. Thomas, G. Welling A. Beams, S. Throne, B. Benjamin. ROW THREE-C. Yarger, I. Christenson, P. Parker, B. Allman, E. Burkholder, W. Traxler, A. Pressler, E. Hendrickson, V. Miller, B. Baxter D. Bavin, D. Runyan, A. Morningstar. ROW FOUR-J. Youse, B. Wisman, L. Bailey, M. Fenstermaker, S. Govin, J. Moore, L. Bible, J. Mercer, M. Mclsarns, B. I-louse, J. Smith M. Stambaugh. f.'m11pIi1i1wnl.s of Ifilv Con! rim! 1'-IIFI Co. 59 Cornjnlimenls of Icfl'lI7ll0lIll,S Maclzinrl Shop HoMEcoM1NG QUEEN AND COURT Front Row: Jon Oliver, co-captaing Eldean Platt, queeng Chet Ely, co-cap- tain, Second Row: Geraldine Whitney, Joyce Echler, A i ic e Beams, Janice Luke. unior aaa pfay l l, 1 l The Junior Class presented the three-act comedy, Let William Tell ', by Charles George in the high school auditorium on December l l, l95l. The cast of characters was: William Tell June Tell John Burns - Mrs. Hazel Burns , Paul Burns - - Arleen Burns - Byron Abbott - - Mrs. Hunter-Bradford - Veronica Williams Mary Jane Price Elvera Seabrooke - Allegro Candenza - Madame Mathilde - Dick Carr Shirley Throne Harry Neilands Marva Whitney - Dick McKarns Alice Beams Max Hilkert - Linda Bailey Marlene Bergman - Beverly House - Phyllis Parker Irene Christenson Barbara Benjamin Complinzelzls of Cily Bl'Ul'VIlg8 61 Members of the dramatics class presented the three-act comedy, Off The Track , by Felicia Metcalf, in the high school auditorium on the nights of February l2 and l3. The cast included: Mr, John Morgan ------ Harlan l-lumbarger Silas Dobbins - - - - Fred Bauer Flickie Nelson - - Aurelia Moran Betty Philips - - Lynne Morningstar Joan Parker - - Helen Spencer Mrs. Guarino - Mary Neilands Antonia Guarino - Janice Luke Bill Lindsay - - - Homer Swank Mr. Oscar Posenby - - Larry Martin Willie Woodson - - Allen Govin Evalina Bumpass - Carolyn Shannon Mrs. R. Vanderventer - - Marcia Zulch Miss Pidgie McDougal - - Carol Yarger Compliments of Schelb Insurance Agency 62 enior Way The senior class presented the play, You Can't Take lt With You , a comedy in three acts by Moss Hart and George Kaufman, in the nigh school auditorium on April 24th and 25th. The cast included the following: Penelope Sycamore - Essie Charmichael - Rheba icolored maid! - Paul Sycamore - - Mr. De Pinna - Ed Charmichael - - - Donald fRheba's friend? - Martin Vanderhoff - - Alice Sycamore - Mr. Henderson Tony Kirby - Boris Kolenkhov - Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby - Mrs. Kirby - Grand Duchess - Three G-men C0l1'lfJIZ'7l'lI?71l.S' of the 'Winzeler 63 Virginia Trautman Helen Spencer Jo Lattanner - Gene Rupp Skip Hallock Richard Custer Jim Hodson - Len Mitchell - Virginia Powser - Allen Govin - John Lougheed - - - John Nold - Ellen Mendrickson - Albert Sleesman Janet Baxter Virginia Pressler - Dale Walker Gene Karnes Fritz Carr Slan1j9i1'1g Comjmny N CLAUDE BARNARD January 7, 1935 Colton, Ohio General Course, Football Manager 1-2, Basketball Man- ager 1, M Club 1-2-3-4. JANET BAXTER March 6, 934 Cleveland, Ohio College Prep Course, Latin League 1-2, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. 3-4, Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, A Cappella 1-2-3-4, All County Band 1-2, Annual Staff, Senior play. EILEEN R. BURKHOLDER July 18, 1934 Fayette, Ohio Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, Leader Enterprise Spelling Con- test 1, Scholarship Tests 1-2. MARIAN COX January 26, 1933 Camden, Michigan Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3, Scholarship Tests I. enior FRED BAUER March 30, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep, Glee Club 1-2, Annual Staff 4, School Paper 3, Latin League 1-2, Treasurer 2, Junior Play, Boys' Intramurals 1-2, Basketball I-2-3, Football 1-2, Baseball 2-3, Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 2. RONALD BEST August 3, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course, Glee Club 2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3-4, An- nual Staff. CHARLES F. CARR November 16, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course, Football I-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4, M. Club 3-4, Senior play. H. H. CRITCHFIELD July 26, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course, A Cap- pella 4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2-3-4, President 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Boys' Intramurals 1-2, Class President 2-4, Golf Team 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Latin League 1-2, M. Club 3-4, Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2-4, World Affairs Institute 4. mirecfory DONNA MAE BAVIN February 12, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Coursel, F.'l-l.A. 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-4, Senior Scholarship Test, Annual Staff, World Af- fairs Institute 4. DOLORES L. BROWN November 8, 934 Montpelier, Ohio General Course Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Bowling League 2-3, County Band 2, Annual Staff 4, Stu- dent Council 2. MARCENA O. CLARK March 19, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Degrees 1 and 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, County Treasurer 4, State Homemakers Degree, G.A.A. 4, Annual Staff, Y-Teens 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Girls' Intramurals 1-3, County Spelling Contest 1, Scholarship Test 1. RICHARD CUSTER October 25, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio General Course, Football 2-3-4, M. Club 2-3-4, Basket- ball Manager 2, Junior Play, Scholarship Test 2-3-4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. Compliments of Smitlfs Barber Shop BEATRICE BAXTER January 29, 1933 Cleveland, Ohio General Course, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. 3-4, Girls' Intra- murals I-2-3, Orchestra 4. WAYNE E. BROWN August 7, 1933 Montpelier, Ohio Agriculture Course, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3-4, Class President 1, Student Council 1. LYLE COGSWELL February 8, 1935 Montpelier, Ohio Agriculture Course, F.F.A. 2-3-4. BOBBIE E. DEETZ July 22, 1934 Alverado, Indiana General Course, Boys' Intra- murals 1, Glee Club 1-2, A Cap- pella 1. JOYCE A. ECHLER June 1, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course5 Latin League 1-25 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-25 Y-Teens 25 Bowling League 25 Secretary 25 Girls' ln- tramurals 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. 3-45 President 3-45 F.T.A. 15 Student Council 3-45 Class Treasurer 25 Class Secretary 45 Annual Staff5 Reserve Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2-3-45 Sweetheart Queen 35 Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 45 Senior Queen Attendant 45 Scholarship Test I-4. MARY JO GOVIN June 12, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Latin 25 Y- Teens 2-3-45 Program Chair- man 35 Treasurer 45 Glee Club 1-2-45 A Cappella 45 G.A.A. 3-45 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-45 An- nual Staff5 Student Council 25 County Spelling Contest 1. College Prep Course5 League 1-25 President JAMES HODSON May 22, 1933 Montpelier, Ohio General Course5 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 A Cappella 3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Senior Play. FREDERICK A. FENSTERMAKER CALVIN E. FRANKS January 14, 1932 McClure, Ohio General Course5 F.F.A. 3-4. FRANKLIN HAASE June 4, 1933 General Course. CALVIN IRELAND February 13, 1934 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Commercial Course5 Glee Club 1-2-45 Junior Play5 An- nual Staff. HOWARD KOCH August 17, 1934 General Course. February 21, 1935 Pioneer, Ohio General Course. CHARLES R. HALLOCK August 9, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course5 Basket- ball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 Boys' Intra- murals 15 Intramural Coach 2-35 Glee Club 1-3-45 A Cap- pella 1-3-45 Latin League 15 Dramatics 45 M. Club 3-45 Scholarship Tests I-25 Senior Play. GENE KARNES July 16, 1934 Defiance, Ohio College Prep Course5 Annual Staff 45 Audio-Visual Club 1-25 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-35 Golf 1-2-3-45 Boys' Intramurals 15 Intramural Coach 2-35 Intra- mural Referee 45 M. Club 3-45 Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-45 Sen- ior Play. JOANNE M. LATTANNER May 1, 1934 Chicago, Illinois College Prep Course, Bond 1-2-3-45 Vice President 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 G.A.A, 3-45 Vice President 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Senior Play5 Latin League 1-25 French Club 45 Scholarship Tests 1-2-45 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Bowling League 2-35 Junior Play5 County Bond 25 Annual Stoffg Orchestra 4. Compliments of The Farnzerfr Supply ALLEN E. GOVIN June 8, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course5 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Dramatics 45 Boys' Intramurals 45 Junior Play5 Latin League 1-25 A Cap- pella 45 Senior Play. ELLEN S. HENDRICKSON August 20, 1934 Tapiola, Michigan College Prep Course5 Entered from Tapiola, Mich., Junior Year5 Student Librarian 1-25 Class Vice President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Glee Club 45 Y- Teens 45 Annual Staff5 French Club 45 Vive President 45 Scholarship Test 45 Senior Play. ELLA MAE KEMARLY July 4, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course5 Glee Club 1-25 Girls' Intramurals 1-25 Bond 1-25 Annual Staff5 Junior Play. JILL ANN LOGHRY March 14, 1934 Angola, Indiana College Prep Course5 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Y- Teens 25 G.A.A. 3-45 Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 25 Cheer- leader 15 Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 3-45 G.A.A. Treasurer 35 Scholarship Tests 1-25 Senior Scholarship Test5 Latin League 1-25 Senior Queen Attendant5 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3-45 County Band 25 An- nual Staff5 County Spelling Contest 1. BARBARA ANN LUKE July 2, 1934 Bryan, Ohio General Course5 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 45 Glee Club 1-2-35 A Cappella 1-2-35 Junior Play5 Girls' In- tramurals 3-4. SELMA VALERA MILLER November 14, 1934 Groverhill, Ohio General Course5 F.H.A. 1-25 Glee Club 2-3-45 Annual Statt5 Y-Teens 2-3. SHIRLEY A. PIGNATARO September 17, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course5 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Glee Club I-2-3-45 A Cappella 3-45 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Annual Staft5 Junior Play5 Typ- ing Contest 3. JOHN A. LOUGHEED June 21, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Agriculture Course5 Football 1-3-45 M. Club 3-45 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Judging Team 3-45 Latin League 15 Glee Club 1-25 Boys' Intramurals 1-2-35 F.F.A. Secretary 35 F.F.A. Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Vice President 15 Scholarship Test 45 Annual Statf5 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 3-45 Senior Play. DONALD F. MARTIN October 18, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Agriculture Course5 A Cap- pella 1-25 Glee Club 1-25 Foot- ball 45 F.F.A. Judging Contest 35 F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. Sen- tinel 45 F.F.A. Camp5 Scholar- ship 4. LEN MITCHELL July 17, 1934 Bryan, Ohio General Course5 Glee Club I-2-45 A Cappella 'I-2-45 Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. Bas- ketball 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. Base- ball 2-3-45 F.F.A. Parliamen- tary5 Procedure 45 Senior Play. LYNNE LOCKHART May 21, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course5 Latin League 15 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens 25 Reserve Cheerlead- er 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2-3-45 Girls' Intramurals 'I-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. 3-45 County Band 25 Annual Staff. JERRY McDONALD March 4, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course5 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Golf 25 Boys' Intramurals 15 Intramural Coach 45 Student Council 35 Glee Club 3-45 A Cappella 45 Audio Vis- ual Club 25 Annual Staff5 M. Club 3-4. JOHN I. NOLD November 3, 1934 Detroit, Michigan College Prep Course5 Band 1-2-35 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 A Cappella 1-2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Base- ball 1-2-3-45 Junior Play5 Latin League 1-25 M. Club 1-2-3-45 Annual Statf5 Buckeye Boys' State 35 Scholariship Tests 1-2-3-45 Boys' Intramurals 15 Intramural Coach 3-45 Senior DOROTHY LOVEJOY September 19, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Home Ec Course5 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4. MARY ANN McKARNS January 18, 1935 Wauseon, Ohio College Prep Course5 Latin League 1-25 Glee Club 1-2-45 A Cappella 45 Girls' Intramurals 35 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Y-Teen Presi- dent 35 Y-Teen Vive-President 45 Student Council 3-45 Junior Play5 G.A.A. 3-45 Annual Statf5 Senior Queen Attendant5 Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-45 Sen- ior Scholarship Test. JON A. OLIVER February 6, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course5 Latin League 1-25 Band 1-2-35 Schol- arship Tests 1-2-3-45 Student Council 1-25 Senior Scholarship Test5 Annual Statt5 Class Vice President 3-45 Football 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-35 Baseball 2-3-45 All League Football 45 Kok Brown Award 45 M. CIub5 Intramural Coach Play. ELDEAN PLATT August 3, 1934 St. Joe, Indiana General Course5 Latin League 1-25 Class Reporter 15 F.H.A. 25 Y-Teens 25 Girls' Ensemble 25 Cheerleader 25 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 A Cappella 2-3-45 Junior Play5 Class Secre- tary 35 Talent Show 35 G.A.A. 3-45 Girls' Intramurals 3-45 Bowling League 35 Student Council 45 Senior Queen At- tendant5 Homecoming Queen at- tendant 35 Homecoming Queen 4. Complimenls of A and P Store 66 3-4. VIRGINIA SUE POWSER February 4, 1934 Detroit, Mich. Commercial Course5 Glee Club I-2-3-45 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 A Cappella 45 Student Council 15 Junior Play5 Y-Teens 2-35 Band 45 Typing Contest 35 Homecoming Queen Atendant 15 Senior Play. VIRGINIA A. PRESSLER April 29, 1935 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course, Latin League 1-2, French Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 2-3, Glee Club 1-2-4, Scholarship Tests 1-2-3, Senior Scholarship Test, Annual Staff, Senior Play. JACK SHAFFER January 6, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Agriculture Course, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Judging Team 2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, M. Club 3-4, Student Council 4, F.F.A. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3-4. RUDOLPH SPENCER May 28, 1932 General Course. RICHARD TODD June 19, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Agricultural Course, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Assistant Reporter 3, Reporter 4, Parliamentary Pro- cedure Contest 4, Scholarship Test 2-A, Boys' Intramurals 1-2, F.F.A. Basketball 1-2. JAMES WALLACE October 15, 1931 General Course, Football I 1-2-3-4. DELMA RUNYAN November 15, 1934 Archbold, Ohio Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2-3, F.H.A. I-2-3, Annual Staff, Scholar- ship Tests 1-2-3, Senior Scholar- ship Test, County Spelling Con- test 1. WILLIS SHANKSTER August 13, 1933 Montpelier, Ohio Agricultural Course, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Boys' Intramurals 3, F.F.A. Basketball I-2. ROBERT STAFFORD May 22, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio General Course, Glee Club 1. WILMA J. TRAXLER November 10, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3, Y-Teens 2, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. Degrees 1-2, Scholarship Tests 1-2, Senior Queen. RICHARD WILDER March 8, 1934 Commercial Course, Track 3. VIRGIL GENE RUPP August 17, 1934 Edgerton, Ohio General Course, Football 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, F.F.A. Judging Team 3, A Cappella 2-3, M, Club 3-4, Projection Club 2-3, F.F,A, Basketball 3-4, Parlia- mentary Procedure 3-4, Senior Play. ALBERT SLEESMAN November 13, 1934 Edgerton, Ohio College Prep Course, Latin League 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Senior Play. MAXINE M. STAMBAUGH May 22, 1934 Edgerton, Ohio General Course, Glee Club 2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Dra- matics 4. VIRGINIA L. TRAUTMAN February 3, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio College Prep Course, Latin League 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, A Cappella 1-2-3-4, Girls' Intramurals 3, Student Council 3-4, Junior Play, G.A.A. 3-4, G.A.A. Secretary 3, Annual Staff, Buckeye Girls' State, Senior Scholarship Test, Senior Play, Y-Teens 2-3-4. ROGER WILLIAMS May 26, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio General Course, Audio Visual 2-3. Compliments of The Bench Flower Shop WENDELL SCOTT September 17, 1933 Edon, Ohio Agriculture Course, Glee Club 2, Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3-4, F.F,A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Vice President 3, F.F.A. President 4, Student Council 3-4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, F.F.A. Basketball 1-2-3-4, M. Club 3-4, Parlia- mentary Procedure 3-4, Dem- onstration Team 2, Judging Team 2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Class President 3, Class Secre- tary 1, County F.F.A. Council 4, All League Football Honorable Mention 4. HELEN SPENCER September 30, 1933 Bryan, Ohio General Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Band 2-3, Bowling League 2-3, Class Treasurer 1, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. Secretary 3, matics 4, Annual Staff, Girls Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Play. Senior ROBERT STEWART June 7, 1934 Agriculture Course DALE WALKER March 21, 1934 Montpelier, Ohio General Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Cappella 1-2-3-4, Latin League l, Audio Visual 1-2-3, Junior Play, Senior Play, DONALD WALDRON June 27, 1932 Montpelier, Ohio Commercial Course, Junior Play, Bowling 1-2, Annual Staff G.A.A. 3-4, Junior Play, Dra- enior We, the Senior Class of l952, being in sound mind and body, will and bequeath by means of this last will and testa- ment all of our belongings, both personal and otherwise, in the following manner: ITEM ONE We acknowledge, first, in wholehearted appreciation our faculty and school personnel with the following items: To Mr. Dunlap we will an ambitious Senior Class which is willing to work instead of watching. To Mrs. Haines we will a new girls' basketball team that can take orders To Mrs. Wilkins we will a new picture for the annual. . To Mr. Emans, alias Emil the Onion, we will one new WHITE lab coat. To Chet Bible we will a new snow machine, in hopes that it throws the snow farther and doesn't blow back. To Mr. McMillan a brand new Chevrolet. There's a rumor that the Ford Factory is soon going out of business. To Mr. Morningstar we will a new stiff mustache, you may lose that one before school next year. We will Mr. Faben, Sitting Bull , back to the Indians. To Mr. Hollstein we leave a bucket of frogs and two snakes, good for one evening of enjoyable dissection. To Miss Long we will our Sweetheart Ball, the one we never had. To Mrs. Fisher we will one tray of delicious cookies, they will probably taste good after all the burnt ones. To Mr. Barcus we will all our dead, dull days in government, use them on the oncoming Seniors. To Mr. Chaney we will Jack Benny's violin. To Mr. Karnes we will file l3 in which can be found all of our detention slips. To Mr. Strasbaugh we will Hazel Walker and her Arkansas Travelers, with them the Championship is all yours. To Mr. Howald we will a new secretary, in case the old one happens to leave you. To Mrs. Greek we will our congratulations, we didn't think you would ever make it. lTEM TWO To the classes, left to suffer an in our place, we bequeath the following: To the Juniors, we will rooms eight and nine, and the hall between. To the Sophomores, we will our ambitious thoughts, remember they are only thoughts. To the Freshmen, we will our good behavior in study hall. To the Eighth Grade, we leave our boldness, which took four years to gain. lTEM THREE The 52 graduates having departed from our drudgery of high school days will and bequeath to those who must carry on in our stead the following items: Jo Lattanner wills her red hair to irridescent Bev House. Bob Deetz wills his ability to drive safely to Ned Snyder, who needs it. Jerry McDonald wills his pajama bottoms to Max Hilkert. Virginia Trautman, of unsound mind, wills her unceasing sense of humor and corny jokes to Phyllis Cook. Mary Jo Govin wills her manners to Phyllis Best. Use them on the basketball floor. Jill Loghry wills her l95l siege of poison ivy and her ability to drive without her glasses at the same time to Sis Eagle-eye Kuhlman. lt is sure to come in handy! . Lynne Lockhart wills all the knowledge she has gained from school this year to Glenda Welling, it isn't much but remember, big things come in small packages. Ellen Hendrickson wills her ability to speak the Finnish language to Betty Hicks. Marion Cox wills her leaky shorthand pen to anyone in the second year shorthand class who wants it. Roger Williams wills his ability to get to school on time to whoever needs it. Calvin Ireland wills his ability to hold his temper to Mr. Barcus. Donna Bavin wills her giggles to Joan Manley. Mary Ann McKarns wills her ability to talk to herself to anyone who won't stick their foot in their own mouth. Mary Brown wills her cool temper in basketball to Phyllis Best, Gene Rupp wills all his pull in Ag. Class to Jack Kasper. Jon Oliver wills his friends and companions from West Unity to anyone who can get along with them. Len Mitchell wills his Butch haircut to Leroy Fenicle. Dick Todd wills his ability to lose pony races by crashing into the race-track fence to John Tingle. Ronnie Best wills his trips to Edon to Ned Calvin. Bob Stewart wills his worn-out nickname of Rooster to Walter Hicks. Complimenls of Hause Valve Co. 68 Albert Sleesman wills his ability to skip school and get away with it to Nathaniel Knepper. Janet Baxter wills her standing place in band, beside Kenny Crowe, to Lois Cummins. Have fun Lois! Fritz Carr wills his arrogant attitude to Lyle Rittenhouse. Lyle Cogswell wills his boldness to Millie Thomas. Eddie Franks wills his pretty curly hair to Loren Shaffer. Allen Gavin wills his part in the Dramatics Play to Scorch Harrington. Skip Hallock wills his basketball ability to Vernie Faunce. Ella Mae Kemarly wills her typing ability to Frank Miller. Barbara Luke wills her position on the annual staff to anyone who will fulfill it. Virginia Pressler wills her neat handwriting to Mr. Emans. Don Waldron wills his nice new Pontiac to John Tingle. Think you can drive it after the old one? Dale Walker wills his rides to school with Jack Shaffer to Sue Loghry. Valera Miller wills her purple school sweater to anyone who can dye it blue. Frank Haase wills his ability to refinish desk tops to any Junior boy who carves his girl's name on a study hall desk. Claude Barnard wills all his time spent in the office back to Clem Chaney. Wayne Brown wills his ability to keep out of trouble in Ag. to Ned Snyder. Willis Shankster wills the pieces of all light bulbs he has broken in the Ag. room to Mr. Morningstar. Wilma Traxler wills her nickname Dimples to anybody who meets the requirements to use it. Virginia Powser wills her bottle of ink remover to anyone who can use it without putting a hole through the paper. Joyce Echler and Lynne Lockhart will their Varsity Cheerleading uniforms to Phyllis Best and Shirley Rouch. Maybe you can do better! Richard Custer wills his ability to drive safely to Dick Carr. John Nold wills his ability to play Boogie Woogie to Jim Childers. Delma Runyan wills her quiet and lady-like manners to Carol Baker. Shirley Pignataro wills her ability to transcribe shorthand to anyone who can spell. Jim Hodson wills his ability to grease cars to someone who knows how. Howard Koch wills his ability to smoke all kinds of cigarettes to Sharon and Connie. Betty Baxter wills her good spelling grades to anyone who can afford to get them. Rudolph Spencer wills his slow driving around the school house to Homer Swank as long as Chaney doesn't serve out any warrants against him. Wendell Scott wills his ability to keep a straight face while guilty to Ned Snyder. Helen Spencer wills her pull in Dramatics to Mike Page. Jack Shaffer wills his innocent look when in trouble in Ag. to Jack Kasper. Robert Stafford wills his draft notice to Mr. Karnes. Maxiree Stambaugh wills her neat hand writing to Mr. Barcus to use for writing questions on the blackboard in Government ass. Fred Fenstermaker wills the license plate of his brother's car to Mrs. Greek, so she doesn't come out behind the school house and turn it in while he is not here. Richard Wilder wills his draft notice to Mr. Barcus. Eileen Burkholder wills her grades in government to anybody who can afford to get them. Jim Wallace wills his ability to get out of English 4 to any Junior boy who thinks he knows more than Mr. Dunlap. Gene Karnes wills his NATURALLY CURLY hair to Homer Swank. Marcena Clark wills her ability to wear make-up to Janice Mercer. Dorothy Lovejoy wills her slim figure to Eunice Lirot. H. H. Critchfield wills Mr. Emans a roll of Scotch tape. Use it on your thermometers. Don Martin wills his lead accelerator peddle to Ned Snyder. Fred Bauer wills his ability to miss three-quarters of school and still make the honor roll to any Junior with a gift of gab. Joyce Echler wills her knowledge of Parliamentary Procedure to Mrs. Haines for the betterment of all future G.A.A. meetings. JohndLougheed wills his l936 Dodge Truck to Mr. McMillan and next year's football team for the purpose of scrap rives. Eldean Platt wills her appointment with the Mayor to Millie Thomas. Be careful Millie! ITEM FOUR A certainlfew Senior boys will their suspenders to Mr. Dunlap and his clothes Store. Two certain Senior girls will their French ll rendezvous with Mr. Faben to Mary Gail. The Senior C. B. R. Basketball girls will their ability to win games to the Wabash girls, and their good sportsmanship goes with it. The Senioil boys on the basketball team will a certain Junior manager to next year's team, as he is the only manager who is tru y oyal . Gene Supp, Jon Oliver, Fred Bauer, John Lougheed, Jack Shaffer, and Wendell Scott will the Hillsdale fairgrounds to Mr. arnes. We, theundersigned, do swear and affirm that the above mentioned articles comprise the last possessions of the said departed Seniors, and that all have been duly disposed of according to their wants and wishes. ln witness where of we do this day affix our signatures. Signed, The 65 of 52 C07H,17If771r'?II1S of The South Em! Vnlu-lVay Market 69 1 ,Q pI'0l9 ecy New York City April 20, 1970 Dear Diary - School days long over and my job as sports director at NBC television secure, I decided to take a vacation. Gene Rupp, millionaire cattle rancher, suggested I travel with him on his excursion around the world, but I wanted to go somewhere else. I decided to return to Montpelier as life in New York becomes very monotonous. After packing, I left for the airport. In talking to the pilot and stewardess of my flight, Wendell Scott and Joyce Ech- ler, I discovered that the weather report from Windy Wilder predicted an electrical storm so the flight was delayed. A cabbie was hailed and upon stepping into his Sleesmobile, the latest invention in propulsion-driven cars devised by Albert Sleesman, I learned that the driver was Rapid Ro- bert Stewart. After a speedy ride, I arrived at the Mitchell Hotels owned by Len who has driven practically all compe- tition such as Statler and Deshler-Wallick out of business. Across the street I noticed a huge 24-pump filling station, upon inquiring I was told that Claude Barnard was the pro- prietor. In the lobby of the Hotel a man with a deep voice was standing on a soapbox shouting campaign promises and the short comings of Senator Claghorn, his opponent. Upon drawing closer, I could hardly believe my eyes, but it was none other than Honest John Nold. Nold was seeking re- election to the Senate. He has been a busy man with his sports investigating committee, He recently threw out the first basketball at the all-pro game featuring-Goose Karnes, Dribbling McDonald, and Hopalong Hallock, the best three little men in the game who are currently play- ing for the world-champion St. Joe Lakers. Howard Koch, dressed in a bell hop monkey suit, car- ried my grips to my room and explained on the way that he was part owner of the hotel with Len, but due to the regu- lar boy's day off he was elected to lug the luggage. I left the hotel to take a short stroll before eating. Look- ing down the avenue, I saw some interesting signs. For in- stance the brilliant colors of the Waldron Theatre. Coming closer I found Ginny Powser and John Lougheed co-starring in Love It Or Leave It, while the second feature included the two western stars-Eldeen Elrancho Platt and Short- horn Shaffer in BottIeneck Gulch. On a billboard I read that Rudolph Valentino Spencer chews Demon's gum, the only brand that blows, bubbles, and bites. Walking further down the street to the corner, I came to a large Walgreen Drug Store, upon entering I found Lynne Lockhart and Cal Ireland doing the soda jerking. As I was about to engage them in a bit of conversation, an explosion came from the back room and then out staggered Jim Wal- lace, the pharmacist, who had just filled an order for three H-Bombs. Next I came to a book store where Mary Ann McKarns was the owner and doing quite well. I looked around and after glancing through the latest Esquires, I happened on a volume of poetry by Dr. Allen Govin. Another book told of the adventures of Frank Buck Haase in the jungles of Borneo. It was an unusually thin edition and I found why on the dedication page. It read to the BBSWMBR lBrow-Beaten Students Who Make Book Reportsl I left the shop and walked to the street just in time to see a lady driver bash a male pedestrian crossing the street. Traffic halted while the miss, Ellen Hendrickson, jUl'T1Ded from the auto to inspect her grill along with the jay-walker, Don Martin, sheep rancher, who wasn't even scratched. The two agreed that neither was hurt and they were ready to leave while a cop, Willie Shankster, whistled traffic back in to order and quelled the unhappy drivers who were delayed. I was getting quite hungry, as usual, by this time, so I en- tered a keen sounding restaurant named Tomaine Tom- mies . Fritz Carr was working behind the counter and argu- ing with two female customers. The ladies were sure Fritz had fed them horsemeat. Ella Mae Kemarly and Delma Runyan the customers, were soon told by Dick Todd, baker of the joint that it wasn't horse but pony from his dad's farm. While eating my food, I picked up the paper and found some interesting items. On the front page was a photo of Alice Pressler and Wilma Traxler, Mutt and Jeff, of the Women's Air Corp, shaking hands with top army notabIes- Chester Ely and Fred Fenstermaker, both Major Generals. Another item tells of a fellow setting a cross-country rec- ord when he streaked across Canada in ten minutes flat with a polar bear only I5 seconds behind him-Critchfield the name was. In a turn-a-about in climate Dick Custer, oil magnet of Argentina, may enter politics in that country. On the advertising page Hodson motorcycles with chief sales- man Bob Deetz, are setting all sales records. Short Out spark plugs say if their merchandise was good enough for Jon Oliver, Indianapolis 500-mile winner, they ought to be good enough for you. Barb Luke is running a saloon, a beauty salon, and ad- vertises to all customers thinking of tinting their hair, not to dye until you see us. Shirley Pignataro and Dorothy Lovejoy are running a secretarial school. Donna Bavin, Max- ine Stambaugh, and Marion Cox are open for engagements to lecture on the subject What's Wrong With Schools To- day in January, February, March, April, in fact they can come anytime! As I was about to depart from the restaurant a flying saucer parted my cranium's weed growth and everyone hit the deck until the barrage had subsided. When no more dishes were left I marched into the backroom where Dale Walker and Ronnie Best were arguing who sold gum drops the cheapest-Kroger or A 8. P. I left the restaurant and, after getting my bags, left for the airport, I boarded the plane and, settling with a maga- zine, read an article by two nurses, Betty Baxter and Mary Jo Gavin, who claim bread crusts develop curly hair. After a mere 20 minutes of flying, the plane landed at the huge Montpelier Municipal Airport owned by Roger Williams, I stepped off the plane into the fresh, warm air that seemed extra light. It was then I made a startling discovery -the chute had not yet been rolled up and l fell to the ground. l picked myself up with the help of Bob Stafford, ace jet pilot, who just returned from the moon with a load of blue cheese. ln the background I could hear music of the Mont- pelier High band. The band was playing the victory march and when I asked the occasion, l was informed that the county court house had finally been moved to Montpelier due to the efforts of three married 'Pelierites, Helen Spen- cer, Eileen Burkholder and Marcena Clark, a trio of sharp- tongued orators who resembled the gals that led the suf- frage parades. Wayne Brown, the mayor, invited me to ride in his auto along with county agent Lyle Cogswell, Ed Franks, high school principal, and, two high school teach- ers, Janet Baxter and Mary Brown, who were all to address the public over radio station PELR. On the way down town, l passed a couple new business establishments, Jo Lattanner and Jill Loghry were working together with their husbands as dental technician and chir- opractor. Another surprise was Ginny Trautman's block square 5 and lO. Valera Miller, who is head clerk, says the store includes every thing from baby bottles to the proverbial kitchen sink. Well, after spending the day in Montpelier, I had to re- turn to New York, but I must say we've finished better than many said we would way back in '52, Fred Bauer Complirmfnts of Orr! E. Rowe f if f-jj xx 1,11- .Sanrio n1j2li1114'11fx' 01' 150115 Hvf'XfI'lIl :Il 73 . , L-Z-.. 21,141- ,,.- Duck M00 Gene Ru Wendell Chef Ely udg Spencer S s 4 f ,3d Jack Sh8FFeY ,af ' I , AfJ,A I I '23 il A Wu dim Wa Don Marta Jon Oliver' Complimenls of The National Bank of Montpelier Fritz Carr jooflaf r -'- ' ..- 3 l481f.-.f i R ,H 4 FRONT ROW-J. Brillharf, B. Turner, R. Whefro, H. Swank, F. Carr, H. Neilands, L. Parker, H. Hicks. SECOND ROW-G. Rupp, S. Hallock, R. Custer, J. Nold, J. Oliver, W. Scoff, R. Spencer, J. Lougheed, J. McDonald, J. Shaffer. THIRD ROW-Mr. McMillan, D. Martin, D. Geren, A. Ferraro, B. Beck, H. Humbarger, J. Hopkins, J. Fiser, M. Hilkerl, D. Ibbof son, S. Harringfon, Mr. Sfrasbaugh. FOURTH ROW-B. Oliver, G. Humbarger, R. Scott, M. Page, L. Hendricks, L. Vonalf, B. Blue, K. Crowe, D. Shoup. I ?m-'mm FRONT ROW-W. Bumb, D. Karns, R. Shepard, B. Dennison, SECOND ROW-B. Wolf, B. Turner, L. Clark, G. Guyse, Mr. Sforrer, D. Beck, C. Flickinger, B. Benjamin, B. Freese. THIRD ROW-L. Fisher, L. Goeltzenleuchter, D. Figgins, J. Falco, J. Motter, R. Mochermcm, L. Summers, D. Faunce. C0lIlAfJll1lIf'lIfS of Frifklm' Jlflllllllllfllllll ll'oi'k.s' 75 W CM ger, H. Swank, S. Hallock, H. Hicks ROW TWO-Mr. Strasbaugh, G. Karnes, M. Page, F, Bauer, D. lb botson, N. Calvin, J. Lougheed, J. Hodson, J. Shaffer, Mr McMillan. ROW THREE-A. Ferraro, S. Harrington, W, Scott, R, Spencer, J. Fi ser, D. Martin, H. Critchfield, M. Hilkert, J. Nold. ROW FOUR-J. McDonald, B. Beck, D. Carr, H. Neilands, L. Ya gelski, R. Whetro, D. McKarns, J. Wallace, F. Carr, C. Barnard Don McMillan 4 Football Coach Charlie Strasbaugh - Basketball Coach 111 2I1'111mzl.s 0 Ijlsvri li. I.vm1.s', 1'Izi11zI11'11ff and Heaimff' . 5 D 76 ROW ONE-J. Brillhart, D. Custer, J. Oliver, G. Rupp, H. Humbar- FOOTBALL STORY The 1951 football season opened August 20 with the usual fundamental practice that is preparatory to a rough nine game schedule. Coaches McMillan and Strasbaugh were faced with the task of rebuilding a team which suffer- ed heavily from graduation. The '50 team went undefeated in league play, but the line was riddled by the loss of the seniors. On September 7, at the Round Robin in Napoleon, the Locos pointed to another banner season with 7-O wins over Liberty Center and Wauseon in brief periods of play. The following week Montpelier was downed by Defi- ance in the NWOL opening game 18-0 as the Bulldogs scored in every possible way with two touchdowns, an extra point, a field goal, and a safety. In the second league game with Napoleon, the Blue and White came out no better, although a second half rally was nothing short of sensational. The Wildcats built up a first half lead of 27-6, but McMillan built fire during the halftime rest period, and the Locos gamely fought back with time running out before the tying touchdown could be made. Final--Napoleon 27 Montpelier 20. The third time proved to be the charm as the Locos exploded with a 45-14 win over Liberty Center. Chet Ely's four T D's and Nold's two paced the seven-touchdown at- tack. After the tough opening three games with league op- ponents, Pelier took the field against the team from Lam- bertville, Michigan. The local eleven scrapped to a scoreless tie in the first thirty minutes of play, but tired to the visi- 50656 overpowering attack in the last two periods, losing out The next Friday the Big Blue faced the Delta Panth- ers. The team was set on avenging last year's defeat which was the only blemish on the '50 team's record. However, Dick Basich, All-Ohio halfback, crossed the Pelier goal line no less than five times in turning back Montpelier for the fourth time 58-20. The half-century long rivalry between Bryan and Pelier was renewed in the next outing at Bryan on her Homecoming night. Pelier was the underdog but gave the Bears a thorough scare before bowing out. Bryan scored in the third period twice to the Locomotives' once to ac- count for all the scoring. However, in the final quarter the Blue threatened twice with deep drives inside the Bears' five-yard line. Once the inspired Pelierites drove to the one- foot line but three tries could not gain the necessary yard- age as Bryan emerged victorious 12-6. The Locomotives bounced back the following week against Wauseon winning 43-13. The Blue unleashed a smooth offensive attack that labeled some new prospects in the future. This ended league play with two wins and three setbacks. However, Chet Ely claimed individual league scoring honors with 61 points in five games to give local supporters something to shout about. The Swanton Bulldog's were downed 26-0 in the next week by the rallying home forces. Ely once again led the at- tack with three touchdowns. ln the final contest of the season with Hillsdale, a streak of bad weather threatened to cancel the game, but Mont- pelier made the trip which ended in a dejecting 19-0 defeat on a snow-slushed field. Complimenls of Plaffs Servire Station garfefgaff .Sjciua ROW ONE-S Hallock, H. Crifchfield, J. Nold, J. Oliver, G. Karnes, J. McDonald. ROW TWO-Manager L. Sines, M. Hiikerf, L. Yagelski, H. Neilands, D. Carr, D. Banks, R. Whefro, Manager A. Benjamin ROW THREE-C, Fisher, H. Swank, H. Humbarger, L. Marfin, N. Calvin, L. Hendricks, S. Harrington, B. Oliver. C07I'I171f7l1lf'71lLS of 'I'1'autmmz's 56 and IOC Stow? 78 1952 BASKETBALL RECORD Montpelier Delta Montpelier Edon Montpelier West Unity Montpelier Ashley Montpelier Liberty Center Montpelier Defiance Montpelier Wauseon Montpelier Napoleon Montpelier Van Wert Montpelier Bryan Montpelier Angola Montpelier Hicksville Montpelier Liberty Center Montpelier Defiance Montpelier Wauseon Montpelier Napoleon Montpelier Bryan Montpelier Hillsdale Holiday Carnival- Montpelier Montpelier Tournaments- Montpelier Montpelier RESERVES RECORD Montpelier Delta Montpelier Edon Montpelier West Unity Montpelier Ashley Montpelier Liberty Center Montpelier Defiance i Montpelier Wauseon Montpelier Napoleon Montpelier Van Wert Montpelier Bryan Montpelier Angola Montpelier Hicksville Montpelier Liberty Center Montpelier Defiance Montpelier Wauseon Montpelier Napoleon Montpelier BYYOV1 Montpelier l'lillSd0l6' Compliments of ilfinzeler Stamping Co. Sylvania Bryan Wauseon Defiance 1 Co1nplimm1l,v of The I ar111e1'5 and Mmrlzmzts Stale and Savfrzgs Bank W C077'1pli771611f,S' of If'Vil.s0n'.s Flmeral Home ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD ONE-H. Hicks, A. Benjamin, T. Dannison, L. Parker, R. Turney, D. Banks. TWO-Manager D. Beck, B. Blue, l.. Vonalt, D. Mowry, R. Wisman. THREE-A Ferrara, H. Sleesman, B. Beck, G. Humbarger, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SQUAD ONE-L. Clark, R. Chappuies, D, Karnes, R, Shepard, B. DJf1Y'IiSO ', D' FOUVWCS, D' BECK- TWO-L. Goelfzenleuchfer, G. Kimme!, M. Fntzenger, R. Chaney, T Fisher, J. Falco, THREE-D, Figgins, L. Summers, P. Thorp, N. Geesey, C. Flickinger, Mr, Starrer. C07fll11i7I'lf?7lfS of Hauszf Valve Co. 83 R. Mocherman, B. Freese Compliments of A. P. 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