Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

KENNETH V. GREEN. DAVID J. CRESS BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY3 BLISS OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITYQ OHIO STATE BUSINESS COLLEGES BS IN EDUCATIONS COMMERCIAL UNIVERSITYQ BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITYQ DEPT. BS IN EDUCATIONQ SOCIAL SCIENCE, SPEECH. MISS VERA DULL WAYNE FLECK MISS JOYCE SEVERN OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYQ A 8 M MIAMI UNIVERSITYQ DEFIANCE FINDLAY COLLEGEQ BACHELOR OF COLORADO STATE COLLEGEQ BA: BS COLLEGEL BALL STATE TEACHERS COL- ARTS1 ENGLISH Q LITERATUREQ GENERAL IN HOME ECONOMICSS HOME EC, LEGEQ BS IN EDUCATIONQ MATHEMATICS, MATH. R PHYS, ED. PHYS. EO.g CHEMISTRY AND DRIVERS EDUCATION. N . I I 2 A, K! I A . Qkfzuorir, I ' . I 7 MRS. CHARLOTTE STEINMETZ MRS. EVALEEN WISEMAN WITTENBERG COLLEGEL LIFE CERTIFICATES OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY? ELEMENTARY 6TH GRADE. PROVISlONALQ'7TH GRADE. MRS. HELEN WURSTER RICHARD BICKETT HENRY C. PRIOR OHTO UN:vERs4Tv: M1AMI UNI- UNIVERSITY or CINCINNATIQ Onuo STATE UNIVERSITY? BS IN VERSOTYQ BS .N EDUCATTONQ Musuc BEREA COLLEGE, KY. fNAVY V-l2J5 AGRlcuLTuRE3 VocATloNAL AGRICUL- DEPT. B5 lN EDUCATIONQ 8TH GRADE. TURE. 1 8 MRS. ETHEL BENNETT MRS. MAUDE EMERICK CEDARVILLE COLLEGEQ LIFE CERTIFICATEL BowLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITYQ LIFE CER- MTH GRADE. TIFICATEQ 5TH GRADE. MRS. MARY SMALLEY BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITYQ OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITYQ ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATEQ 2ND GRADE. MRS. FLORENCE PUTMAN BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITYS Onlo NORTHERN UNIVERSITYQ ELE- MENTARY CERTIFICATEQ 3RD GRADE. MISS CORINNE PROFIT BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY QE DENVERS BS IN ELE MENTARY EDUCATIONQ IST GRADE. COOKS MRS. BEULAH ROWLAND MRS. BEA HOAGLIN JANITORS LLOYD KOHN DOYT EMERucK if lar 0 W . W if 00 Z 923 M W EQ yo! SNR We QB- Q:-5 N , JAY DEE PUTMAN. . .... PRESIDENT MAx PRICHARD. . . . .VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY . . . . . TREASURER . . ANNUAL EDITOR . . . HISTORIAN . . SPONSOR LOLA MAE EIBLING. . . VIRGINIA HERTEL PATSY RJCKARD . PHYLLIS WALLACE MR. CRESS . . . CLASS COLORS Gray and Green CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO Success Awaits at Labor's Gates . . I 0l'U'l l6ll'l5 91 .J 1 MAYNARD GEORGE CHORUS I,2,3: BASKETBALL I,2, 3,Ng BASEBALL Hg CLASS PLAY 3g CLASS PRESIDENT 35 F.F.A. I,2, 3,hg MINSTREL 23 F.F.A. VICE PRESI- DENT 3,Ug LIBRARIAN N. PAT BRUBAKER ARCHONQ TRANSFER FROM EAST SPARTA , OHIO. VIRGINIA HERTEL CLASS TREASURER H: BAND I,2,3g CHORUS I,2,3,Ng CLASS PLAY 35 Y- TEENS I,2,3,Ng TOTEM POLE STAFF 3,N5 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST1 F.H.A. I,2,Hg OPERETTA 2,Ug ANNU- AL STAFF U. JAY DEE PUTMAN BASKETBALL I,2,3,hg BASEBALL l,2.3,ui CLASS PLAY 3: CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 25 CLASS PRESIDENT UQ LIBRARIAN U. PHYLLIS ANN WALLACE Y-TEENS l,2,3,U1 Y-TEEN PRESI DENT Mg BAND l,2,3,M3 HEAD LI BRARIAN U5 CLASS SECRETARY 3 PRELIMINARY SCHOLARSHIP TESTS I 2,35 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST M D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP TESTQ GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,N5 VALEDICTORIAN. 13 53: I .f4fA en iarw ix ARTHUR MCCONN VIRGINIA HURLESS ARCHONJ BASEBALL I,2,3,Mj BAS- CHORUS l,2,33 MAJORETTE 2,3Q KETEALL l,2,3,H3 F.F.A. I,2,3,MQ Y'TEENS 2,3,uj MINSTREL 23 Y-TEEN F.F.A. REPORTER 3. OFFICER 3,U3 RED CROSS, SECRETARY DONNA KRUGH Y-TEENS I,2,3,U: MINSTREL 23 F H.A. I,2,Ug GIRL'S GLEE CLUB I, 2,3,M3 MIXED CHORUS I,2,3,u1 G.A.A. I: OPERETTA N3 LIBRARIAN hi ANNUAL STAFF U. 14 N3 NEWSPAPER STAFF I3 ANNUAL STAFF Us DRUM MAJORETTE-M. LOIS CUSTER BAND l,2,3,N3 CHORUS l,2,3,U3 MIXED CHORUS I,2,3,uj MINSTREL 23 OPERETTA N3 U-H l,2,3,U3 Y-TEENS I,2,3,uS TOTEH POLE STAFF U3 LI- BRARIAN U3 ANNUAL STAFF U. ELIZABETH CROY Y-TEENS l,2,3,M: GIRLS' CHORUS I,2,33 MIXED CHORUS I,2,3i MINSTREL 23 CLASS PLAY 3: TOTEM POLE STAFF 3,U3 F.H.A. l,23 LIBRARIAN 33 ANNUAL STAFF Mg CLASS REPORTER I. 5 'WAP TA Parfums HELEN LONG BETTY BRUNNI F.H.A. I,2,3,uj Y-TEENS I,3,U3 ARCHONQ BAND l,2,3,M3 CLASS MINSTREL 23 CHORUS 2,3,Ug VICE TREASURER 33 GIRLS' CHORUS l,2,3,hQ PRES. F H.A. 33 F.H.A. PRES. U3 MINSTREL 23 BAND VICE PRES. My BASKETBALL 2,3,U3 ANNUAL STAFF U3 DASTRICT F.H.A. NEwS REPORTERQ BAS- ORERETTA U. ROBERT EBER F.F.A. l,2,3,uj MINSTREL 23 MIXED CHORUS l,2,33 BDYS CHORUS l,2,33 CLASS PLAY 33 F.F. URER 33 BASEBALL U3 BASKETBALL I, 2,3,U. A . TREAS- KETBALL TEAM 3,Ag Y-TEENS I,2,34 F.H.A. I,2,3,M, DAVID DOAN BASKETBA BASEBALL I,3,U3 CLASS PLAY 3. LL I,3,U3 LIBRARIAN I3 MAX PRICHARD BASKETBALL l,2,3,N3 BASEBALL 2, 3,u3 BAND l,23 CLASS PLAY 33 CLASS VICE PR . U' ES , LATIN CLUB l,23 MIN- STREL 2g CHORUS I,23 CLASS TREASUR- ER 23 ANNUAL STAFF U. 15 ' O mu-,' W 1 Ji I: T461 ,9 Af' 4,-4 l'0fal'l5 BONNIE BIGHAM F.H.A. I,23 MIXED CHORUS I,2g GIRLS' CHORUS I,2: Y-TEENS I,2,3,Ug GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 3,Up TOTEM POLE STAFF 3,Ug ART EDITOR OF ANNUAL Us LIBRARIAN U5 MINSTREL 2. LOLA MAE EIBLING Y-TEENS I,2,3,U: CLASS PLAY 39 CHORUS l,2,33 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST: DRAMATIC STAFF 3,35 Y-TEEN OFFICER 2,Ug CLASS OFFICER l,2, 3,U5 D.A.R.-TEST5 TOTEM POLE STAFF l,2,h3 PRELIMINARY TESTS I,2. QQ:--H w -Cu'I I 2-IXJl'XJ-F' 'D 0- n U. . ..r m '-ILAJQAJ JS Q V bw . O m V m F E :Fifi w Q U H m fm, m'U Q Z H o m 2 m U z 0 r r m M m C H b m - p Erljmmboz ZUPUIRTU NZ f?Q U O m 4 - o R WSRZN' E 2 usm QULDUJ-. 3 m Q U frU Q S 1 4 Z I O I O U on -II r nip m o - p O . m m . m m xrz C N I w u w w. 16 PATSY RICKARD TOTEM POLE STAFF I,2,3,uQ GIRLS' CHORUS I,2,3,M1 CLASS PLAY 33 BAND 2,3,hS Y-TEENS I,2,3,uj CLASS VICE PRESIDENT I: D.A.R. TEST: SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST5 ANNUAL EDITORI SALUTATORIAN. PATTY KRUGH CHEERLEADER l,2,3,Mg CLASS TREASURER I3 D.A.R. TEST kg CLASS PLAY 3: Y-TEEN TREASURER My LI- BRARIAN 2g GIRLS' CHORUS I,2,3: TOTEM POLE STAFF 3,N3 DRAMATICS 3,35 GIRLS' BASKETBALL MANAGER 3. 670144 cfvhafory On a September morning in 1946 thirty-one would-be run- ners decided to start the long preparation for the Marathon race to be held in 1950. As our captain we had Shirley Brand, and her co-captains were Patsy Rickard, Lola Eibling, and Pat Krugh. Our running team was trained by Mr. West, As part of our physical training we had a skating party. At the start of our second year we chose as captainShirley Brand and as co-captains, .Tay Dee Putrnan, Jack Priddy, Max Prichard, and Lola Eibling. As a feminine trainer we chose Mrs, Wurster, Deciding that roller skating would give us some of the needed exercise, we planned another skating party. To start the fund we would need in 1949 and 1950, we had a bake sale, and sold forget-me-nots. In the third lap of our preparation we chose as our captain, Maynard George. His co-captains were Lola Eibling, Phyllis Wallace, and Betty Brunni. Our trainer this year was Miss Severn. This year we also had another bake sale, sold forget- me-nots and had concessions to make our fund grow. We also gave a play, .Tust Ducky which aided our financial situation. In the spring we gave a big party for the Winners of '49. Several of our team thought the preparation too difficult and gave up. However, we gained one when Pat Brubaker come to join us. Now with twenty members of our team, we were ready for the Marathon of 1950. We had Corinthians, Athenians, Tro- jans, and Spartans to make a well-balanced and successful team. As our trainer we had Mr, Cress, and .Tay Dee Putman as captain. His co-captains were Max Prichard, Lola Mae Eibling, and Virginia Hertel. Patsy Rickard and Shirley Brand published a book on our activities and our successors. To help with our fund, we had two bake sales, a cookie sale, a cake raffle, a ham raffle, sold forget-me-nots, conces- sions, movies, and sold magazine subscriptions. After much hard work we had won the race, In honor of the victory, our competitors gave us a banquet. As one of the awards of our labor, we won a trip to Washington, D.C. f7Ae leaf 'IKM an .iafamenf We the graduating class of nineteen-hundred and fifty, being of sound minds i? l- weary hands, and tired feet, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the underclassmen who follow our footsteps, we leave fond memories of many good times. These personal items are to be disposed of as follows: I, Bonnie Bigham, do hereby will my basketball ability to Irene Merkle. I, Shirley Jo Brand, do hereby will my position as Cheerleader to Darlene Davis and my natural curly hair to Red Clouse so he v.'on't have to have another Toni. I, Claude Patrick Brubaker, do hereby will my table in seventh period study hall to Wally Smith and Christine Pollack, but wish to keep Joanne rnyself. I, Betty Brunni, do he reby will mylong curly hair to anyone who can keep it clean. I, Elizabeth Croy, do hereby will my dramatic ability to Betty Gish and my nick- name Lizzy to anyone who is silly enough to want it. I, Lois Custer, do hereby will my trim figure to Darlene Davis and my ability to play solo clarinet to anyone who can stand those shrill notes. I, David Doan, do hereby will my ability to read sports magazines in chemistry class to anyone who can get away with it. I, Robert Eber, do hereby will my heighthto lvlax Kohn so he can play basketball. I, Lola Eibling, do hereby will my Senior and Y-Teen Secretary books to anyone who wants the practice for a future career. I, Maynard George, being of sound body and mind, do hereby will my nickname Gorgeous George to anyone who can keep up the good work. I, Virginia I-Iertel, do hereby will my dimples to Helen Shaw and my old treasury books to Janie Stemen. I, Virginia Hurless, do hereby will my dark hair to Joanne Wise and my position as drum major to one ofthe majorettes. I, Helen Long, do hereby will my American Government book to any Junior who can get passing grades in it next year. I, Art McConn, do hereby will my well-trained hair to Mr. Fleck. I, Max Prichard, do hereby will my chemistry equipment to anyone who tries to struggle through chemistry. I, Jay Putman, do hereby will my ability to distill water in chemistry class to Max Kohn and the slightly used ammonia bottle to anyone that wants to get rid of a cold. I, Donna Krugh, do hereby will my ability to sing to Dorothy Witten, but wish to put a priority on that certain lad from Lima. I, Pat Krugh, do hereby will my ability to get along with red-heads to Sharon Meeker. I, Patsy Rickard, do hereby will my position as annual editor to Larry Kohn and my list of nicknames to anyone who can keep them all. I, Phyllis Ann Wallace, do hereby will the presidency of the Y-Teens to anyone who would care to run around in circles during their Senior year, and my ability to play a trombone to Rollie Custer with hopes that he'll make good use of it. Having disposed of the above items we declare this the end of our Last Will and Testament. ' Class of '50 Perf Eff -ws Xikllfifjig it gf x., Q. . 1 EVA' 'ui . ,.--.H - fix- .i'.- ' . N,-4 bw. ., 5 . IQC Q' an sn- fg i' fail ,i' . I f 1. Lois Custer. Z. Maynard George. 3. Art McConn. 4. Donna Krugh..5. Betty Brurmi. 6. Patsy Rickard. 7. Shirley Brand. 8. Phyllis Wallace. 9. Elizabeth Croy. 10. Virginia Hertel. ll. Robert Eber. I9 9 Cfaaa pfay 1950 As Juniors in 1949, we presented the class play, Just Ducky, under the direction of Miss Severn. The play proved to be a great success, The cast of characters was as follows: Mr. Maxwell . . .Tay Dee Putman Mrs. Maxwell .... Lola Eibling Betty Lou . Bernadine , Wilbur . Hercules . Connie . . Craig Moore . . Patty Krugh Mr. Moore . . Shirley Brand Del Marshall. . Max Prichard Aunt Mary . . . David Doan Miss Blayne . Virginia Hertel Maynard George . Floyd Spitler . Robert Eber Elizabeth Croy . Patsy Rickard This year we presented Bogeyman, a mystery-comedy, under the direct ion of Mr. Cress, Ez Dixon . . . Flunky Smith , Peg Howard . Mrs, Whipple , Libby Green . . The cast was as follows: . . David Doan Vicky Green . . . Maynard George Lanny Harper . . Shirley Brand Patricia Young , Elizabeth Croy Ellen Mitchell . Patty Krugh Charlie . . Phyllis Wallace . Max Prichard . . Lola Eibling Virginia Hertel Jay Dee Putman ClCCCL!CLlfl,l'8d!2 PI'0CeSSiOT1a1 .......... God of Our Fathers -Warren Mrs. Helen Wurster Send Forth Thy Spirit -Howarth ........ Girls' Chorus Invocation ................ Rev. Royal Kear Church of God, Ohio City, Ohio Trees -Riegger ,,,,,,,,, Helen Shaw, Sharon Meeker Jane Stemen, Jeanette Roller, Joanne Rickard Address ................ Rev. Rex Custer Ours Is The World -Morgan ......... Girls' Chorus Benediction ............... Rev. L. A. Wilson Methodist Church, Ohio City, Ohio Recessional . .......... March In A Major -West Mrs. Helen Wurster ommencemenf P1'0CeSSiOI1al . ....... Pomp and Circurnstancen-Elgar Invocation ................ Rev. L. A. WilS0r1 Methodist Church, Ohio City, Ohio Vocal Solo Danny Boy ......... . . . Max Prichard Salutatory .......... . Patricia Rickard Piano Solo Clair de lune -Debussy , . Shirley Brand Valedictory ................ Phyllis Wallace Vocal Solo A Perfect Day -Bond ......... Donna Krugh Accompanied by Patricia Rickard Presentation of Class to Board of Education . . . Supt. M. B. Gens Presentation of Diplomas ....... . . Mr. Donald Straw Benediction ,,,,,,,,,,..,,. Rev. Royal Kear Church of God, Ohio City, Ohio Recessional . ....... Pornp and Circurnstancen-Elgar Mrs. Helen Wurster UHIU .CHU HEIUS SOCIETY Miss Patsy Rickard, teacher in local school, was escorted to the Annual Teacher's Ball by the Super- intendent of city schools. Miss Phyllis Ann Wallace has just returned to Paris, where she is study- ing designs for Shirley's Shoppe. Miss Elizabeth Croy, who is tour- ing the country, gave her famous lec- ture, Why IDo Not Trust Men, for the Culture Club last night. COURT NEWS C. Patrick Brubaker, prominent lawyer, has been chosen Virginia Hurless-Huggemier-Hankoat's private attorney-at-law to take care of her many matrimonial affairs. fSocietyl The former Lola Eibling and her husband are celebrating their eighth wedding anniversary. SPORTS Art McConn, just chosen Big Ten Coach of the year, is very proud of his team, the Flying Comets. Art is very sorry to lose his masseur, David Doan. Dave, having hit the jackpot on a quiz show, is going to Arabia, where he has won a harem of nine wives. BETTY'S COOKIE SHOP They're good, Ask Don. SPECIAL MENTION Navy Dr. J. D. Putman, has just performed a marvelous operation with the capable assistance of Navy Nurse, Bonnie Bigham. Dr. Lois Custer is receiving a citation for miraculously performing a painless operation of removing a toe nail. NOTICES Prickard's Tabernacle Hour will be heard every Sunday at 12 noon over WOCL. Featured on this program is soprano soloist Donna Krugh. Bring your children to Pat Krugh's Kindergarten in Mendon, O. ADVERTISEMENTS SHIRLEY'S SHOPPE FOR LADIES Designs straight from Paris Lingerie Dept. Mg. Maynard George. JOE'S FINE TOBACCO Distinguished Customers. ART'S FLYING COMETS Allen, Ky. Propietor - Robert Eber. fNoticeQ The former Helen Long has just been voted the Leading Lady of Latty. DISAPPOINTED? ? '? ? Come to Virginia Lee's Home for Bachelor Girls l f1lf1Z2QQZf?i:,,5,, 23? L N -6 mm 'llK1lXlll L ' NIM 'X K F C k 'lx W: lm lff 'U' Illlm.,, llll X Nj- 'X ZX ii .-.,i,,i1, fi? 1 , uniorzi LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: JANE ANN STEMEN, MARY BOROFF, DARLENE DAvIs, JOANNE RIEKARD, HELEN SHAW, DOROTHY JEAN RICE. SECOND ROW: JEANNETTE ROLLER, RAY BALLIET, CLARENCE BEACH, GALE SMNTH, OPAL TAYLOR, LOMA AGLER, MISS SEVERN - SPONSOR. ABSENT: WILMA FICK' ERT, SHARON MEEKER, BETTY STUTZ, CHARLES CRAMER, JIM RICKARD, DICK PODNTS, LARRY KOHN, JIM GUNTER, FRED WITTUNG. In the year 1947, 28 bright, studious, serious students entered high school. Dick Busch and Gale Smith guided us through our first year ofhigher education with the help of Miss Dull, our sponsor. At the beginning of our Znd year of serious study, there were only 20 stu- dents. This year our pilots were Loma Agler, PIPES., Dick Points, Vice Pres.: and Mrs, Wurster, our sponsor, We chose our class colors, white and gold, and our class flower, the yellow rose. We had a bowling party and you should have heard the nicknames which developed from this. Much to our happiness, our treasury in- creased, also. Now, in our third year, we have really risen to higher education. You never saw a more studious bunch of Z0 Juniors.Our leaders is Charles Cramer with Gale Smith, Jane Ann Stemen, Jeanette Roller, Loma Agler, Opal Taylor as helpers. On Oct. 25th, we had our class play, I Wouldn't Know! To Miss Severn, our sponsor, went the honor of directing this play. It was quite a success, A couple of weeks later, we were sporting new class rings. The event which will top off our year is a successful prom. This we'll achieve even if it does mean a lot of hard work. .SZIQ 0l'l'l0I e6 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROSALYN CLOUSE, MAX KOHN, GLORIA ADAMS, BOB MOSIER, DOROTHY WITTEN, MARTHA CLOUSE, JOYCE AYERS. SECOND ROW: BARBARA COWGILL, IRENE MERKLE, JOANNE WISE, JIM WITTEN, DICK GOOO, JIM CARR, MR. GREEN - SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: CARL JOHNSON, VERNON PONTSLER, REX HURLESS, WALLY SMITH, DELOYD RICKARD, JACK WALLICK, JOE HERTEL. ABSENT: ALICE CuSTER, MARY WITTUNG, GLEN BOLENBAUGH, LESTER MERKLE. SFQJAHQQIQ FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHYLLIS WITTEN, JOANNE EBER, LCIS BEACH, NED SCHEIDT, THELMA GERHART, JANICE RICKETTS, CHRISTINE POLLAKg IRIS BAKER. SECOND ROW: RiSALINO BICHAM, PATTY HUNTER, CHARLES CLOUSE, PAULINE HOFMANN, MELVIN FICKERT, BETTT GISH, HERBERT MCCONN, JUNE CARR, MR. FLECK - SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: JACK SMALLEY, DDNALD HIGH, MARLENE WALLACE, JIM CLOUSE, BETTY BRUBARER, JOHN CRAMER, BOB GOOD, JANET WALLS. FOURTH ROW: CLARENCE MOTTINGER, WAVEL TAYLOR, DICR GALLOWAY, LELAND BROWN, BOB BRAND, LLOTD TOLAN, CORKEY POINTS. ABSENT: VERNON ADELBLUE. 1 1.533 1 ','. r 1 , I ' , 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' ' f 1 1 , v . 1 1 V 1 , 1 1 whiter. Q. 1 iv, n y I., 11 1.11, l 1 I X it 1 f gl V1, n , I r 1 '1,l1xm4.ix'1 1 5' 4 ' 'xg' ,-1 I' 1, 15, QU Q ' 1 4141 Did you know us then? We were happy go lucky eighth graders. There were Z5 of us, but only 14 have gone on to graduation. Floyd Spitler, Betty Mottinger, Melvin Agler, and Vivian Busch felt that rnatrimony was for them. Jack Priddy, Ralph Schaadt, and Bob Stratton left our fair school to attend Van Wert, and Lima Central respectively, Mary Carr and Marcella Stetler felt that they were able to work their own way, so they left us also. This was the year that we graduated for the first time. A graduation exercise for the eighth grade was held. We were the first class to have an eighth grade graduation exercise. We even received diplomas. These were only fake though. We didn't receive the real ones until we had taken our semester exam. This ended our happy years in the grades. F5 . C on D 5 vt , 3 .663356 ff Q M, M, K 5 ,I X fxfk- fl-:fx ml, 1, 205,45 lf 'PS 0 ,A Ku x lg, I LI f fkfxf Q F11 -+- AWX , Y' Zf1Lf ' , :...- -1 ,ff- K-f-L L. - .. -,,..-1 ,1i,f .,.-1 -,Z-17 ig,-,.1.l1 ,li-fi 1..-1 ,,,-- f-,ASZWX Q1- ,l i,1T- ,1.. QU2l'lfA Qu 2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: CONNIE STRAW, PATTY BRUEAKER, BARBARA BRUBAKER, JACK TRIBOLET, LEE PONTSLER, MARJIANN EDWARDS, BELLE BIGHAM. SECOND ROW: MARGARET FENTON, SALLY BEACH, ROBERTA LONG, RHEA BOROFF, DOROTHY WALTERS, ELLEN STUMP, ILO WOODS, JANICE MORGAN, MR. BICKETT. THIRD ROW: JIM AYERS, BOB LONG, BOB EMERICKY JERRY WHITE, ROLLIE CUSTER, TOM AINSWORTH, CHARLES PUTMAN, BOB WILLIAMS, JUNIOR BROWN. 5,44 gina Q FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! JERRY KOHN, DAVID SMALLEY, LARRY STUCKEY, RONALD BROWN, LEONA CARR, KAYE ROLLER, MARCIA KRUGH, MARCIA WALTER5, JEANENNE BALLIET. SECOND ROW: RUBY TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE POLLAK, KENT JONES, NORMAN MOORE, JAMES HOVERMAN, ROBERT AMES, ROGER SNYDER, DARRELL BRAND, WANDA KOHN, DONNA ADELBLUE, MRS. WISEMAN THIRD ROW: MARILYN RICKARD, DIXIE CLOUSE, NANCY SPAHRY MARILYN RHODES, GAYLORD SMITH, JOHN SLAGLE, ROBERT SPITLER, DONALD DIBERT, JANICE GARDNER, HELEN WALLS, SHIRLEY HIGH. ,SMA glade I I FIRST ROW, LEET TO RIGHT! CHARLES MATHEw, WALLY RHQDES, KAY THOMPSDN, LINDA CONAN, JUDY HUNTER, ROBERTA SMITH, MARILYN DAVIS, DAVID CLOUSE, DICKIE JONES. SECOND ROM: DONALD CHANEY, JAMES MCHUGH, KENNETH BALLIET, JAN MATTHEwS, BETTY ONESHIA, BETTY LJCK- HART, SUSANNE ROSS, JANET WILLIAMS, CAROLYN HEPPEARD, RONALD KRIEK, JIMMY ADELDLUE. THIRD ROW: RONALD KRUGH, JIMMY ASH, HAROLD CHANEY, KEITH WORTMAN, JANICE ADELBLUE, SHIRLEY RICKARD, BARBARA AINSWORTH, KAREN BRUBAKER, GLENN PONTSLER, NED AGLER, MRS. EMERICK. Qaacle FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DONALD COWGILL, DAVID BIGHAM, DONNA STRAw, SHIRLEY HUMERICK- HOUSE, MARILYN STUCKEY, BILLY BOROFE, WALTER CRAMER, BRUCE BAKER, SECOND ROW: DICK CLOUSE, PETER WITTEN, CONNIE HOVERMHN, LONDA ANDREWS, LUCY MERKLE, MARCIA SCHEIDT, JIMMY DULL, MRS. STEINMETZ. THIRD ROW: LEwIS LONG, GREGG GARDNER, JOHN AINSWORTH, TENNY- SON STRAwN, PHIL BUSCHOR, RODNEY SMITH, RONALD PUTMAN, STANLEY AYERS. 0lfU fA QPU, 8 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BOBBY STUTZ, BILL CARR, MARILYN BLOSSOM, JILL KRUGH, ROSELLA AMWEG, SHIRLEY SNYDER, HELEN CARR, JANIS ELLER, KENNETH SHOOK, HAROLD DULL. SECOND ROW: BETTY MCHUGH, LARRY SHOWALTER, NORMA AINSWORTH, LINDA MOTTINGER, NANCY SIDLE, DORA AINSWORTH, JUDY ROWLAND, GENE BROWN, JOHN DIBERT. THIRD ROW: MRS. BENNETT, MARCILLE CLOUSE, KAY KLINE, KENNETH THOMPSON, NANCY TRIBOLET, MARVIN WALLS, CHARLES MERKLE, PHILLIP AMES, ROYCE HIGH, TOMMY WITTEN, ELI PINA. U' P61 8 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JANICE HERTEL, MARY THOMPSON, LEILA WORTMAN, BARBARA BICKLE, BEVERLY KLINE, PATRICIA SMITH, PHYLLIS BYER, CAROLYN MONTGOMERY, ALICE MATHEW, DEANNA DULL. SECOND ROW: DAvID GERMANN, BARTON SIDLE, MARVIN KLINE, BOBBY KOHN, JERRY STRAWN, BILLY KLINE, GARY HECKERT, RONALD AGLER, BILLY ADELBLUE, JACKIE REAM. THIRD ROW: MRS. PUTMAN, CAROLYN WALTERS, JANET EL- LINGER, PAUL SUTTON, LARRY SHAW, BOBBY NOFER, SCOTT ELLINGER, HAROLD MILLER, LARRY CLOUSE, EVELYN SHINDELDECKER, CONNIE CHANEY, LINDA KRICK, RITA HAVER. ABSENT: DENNIS WHITE. 2COI'l Qu 8 FIRST ROW, LEFT To RIGHT: JANET TICKLE, BARBARA GRANT, JEANETTE SOTT N, FREDDIE CARR, DAVID GUNTER, FREDDIE BOOK, ROGER RIQRETTS, CARMEN PINA, CAROL CLEAR. SECOND ROW: WAYNE WILLIALS, DONNA AINSWORTH, SHARON RAUCH, DONITA STETLER, NAGMI WALLACE, JOAN MQORE, WALDA MAE PDNTSLER, MARLA KLINE, DONNIE KRICK. THIRD ROW: JIMMIE ANNEG, JUDY STDTZ, TERRY BRUBARER, DDWALD AIn5- WORTH, JAMES AGLER, DEAN CARR, MARY MATHEN, GERRY CLOUSE, GINGER SPIEER, JINMIE LOERHART, MRS. SMALLEY. Lira! Qu e FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHYLLIS COWAN, JANET DAvIs, BETTY KLINE, DONNA SHOCK, RICHARD PINA , JAMES GERMFNN. MARJORIE AYERS, ROYCE WILLIANS, HUGH WITTEN, LARRY SELL. SECOND ROW: ALAN SIMON, DEANNA FRY, EVELYN AGLER, BODDY KLINE, DONALD BLOSSOM, DONALD WITTEH, LLOYD MEHDGH, TONNY NOFER, GARY SIMMONS. THIRD ROW: BETTY KOHN, REBECCA ROSS, SANDY GARDNER, SANDRA HIGH, RONALD WALTERS, LARRY KNOLL, JANET OVDAFFER, NANCY ARNOLD, JANICE SHINDLEDECKER, LARRY STETTLER, COQINHE PROFIT- TEACHER. ABSEHT: DONALD HECKERT, DONALD RIQKARD, Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime enior QI'60I'ldA!i26 . Bonnie Bigham . . Bubbles . . . Basketball Sports In the gym refereeing . Phyllis Wallace . . . . . Phil Basketball Baby sitting Where Found . Running around in a circle Name . . . Pet Peeve. . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname. . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . . . . . .Working Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . 32 . Lola Eibling . . . . Democracy . . . . Basketball Driving the Chevy . . . Hard to Tell . Donna Ruth Krugh . . . . Dimples . . . Basketball . . . . . Singing in Tickles' Restaurant . Betty Joann Brunni . . . . . . Joie . . . Basketball . . Sewing . . .At Home . Patricia Krugh . . . . . .Pat . . Basketball . . Cheerleading . . Here and There Virginia Ruth Hurless . . . . . . Ginny . . . . Basketball . . Running Around . .Maroon Chevy' . Lois Elaine Custer . . . Bubblegurn' . . . , Skating . . . . Sewing . . Most Anyplace Nirginia Lee Hertel . . . . . . Ginny . . . . Basketball . . Working . . . .With Bob . .Shirley Jo Brand . . . . . Shirl . . . Basketball . . Piano Playing . Almost Anywhere Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname. . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name .... Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname. . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport Favorite Pastime Where Found . At the Printing Name . . . Nickname . . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname. . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . Name . . . Nickname. . . Favorite Sport . Favorite Pastime Where Found . . Rob a c o a a l-Iigh's ert Eugene Eber . . . . . Joe . . Baseball . . Movies . . Made1ine's Jay Dee Putman . . . . Putt' . . Basketball . . . Shirley Recreation Hall .David Doan . . . Dave . Basketball . . .Sleeping . Hard Telling . He len Long . . M ousey' . . . Softball Running Around . . With Louie Claude Patrick Brubaker s Q a o o o a u .....Pat . . . Football . Smoking . , Rickard 's Maynard George . . . . Dutch . . Basketball . . . Sleeping In the Chevy . .Elizabeth Lee Croy u o s o n o . . . u Lizzy n . Skating , . , Reading Office, Working Hard Arthur McC onn , , , , .Art , , Basketball . Teasing . , In Bed . Max Prichard . . . . . D . , Basketball Messin' Around . In the Green Chevy . . Patricia Ann Richard o a o e 4 . . . . Patsy , , , ,Tennis Resting :W drking on the Annual Nfkf f- Q ?-LYMPI C. SP l Y Y CSPQ RTS 062I'U25 LEFT TO RLGHT, FIRST ROW: DELANG POINTS, DwCK GALLC-WAY, ,JYN CLOUSE, JQHNNNE CRAMER, JACK SMALLEY, CHARLES CLOUSE, WAvEL TAYLOR. SECOND ROW: DONALD HIGH, BOBBY BRAND, CLARENCE MOTTKNGER, NED SCHEIDT, MAx KOHN. THIRD ROW: KAY BALL1ET - MANAGER, CHARLES CRAMER, DELOYD RXCKARD, REX HURLESS, WALLY Sr-MTH, CLARENCE BEACH, Jnm RICKARD - MANAGER, MR. BKCKETT. fliuffiifg Charles Cranmer Clarence Beach Maynard George Dick Points Larry Kohn Jay Puhnan RobertEber Bdax Prichard Dave Doan CarlJohnson Dick Galloway Art McConn Mr. Fleck--Coach Jr, Ir. Sr, Jr. In Sr, Sr. Sr. Sr, Soph. Fresh, Sr, Forwar Guard Forward Forward Center Center d-Center Forward Forward Guard Forward Guard Guard 1 1.533 1 ','. r 1 , I ' , 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' ' f 1 1 , v . 1 1 V 1 , 1 1 whiter. Q. 1 iv, n y I., 11 1.11, l 1 I X it 1 f gl V1, n , I r 1 '1,l1xm4.ix'1 1 5' 4 ' 'xg' ,-1 I' 1, 15, QU Q ' 1 4141 36 CA 26140 618125 OUR CHEERLEADERS EOR THE YEAR WERE MELBA AGLER, PATTY KRUGH, SHIRLEY BRAND AND JOANNE RICKARD. unior gmlfefgczf FIRST ROW, LEFT TJ RwcHT: RONNY BROWN, CHARLES PUTMAN, B06 Lowe, ROLLIE CUSTER, DAR- RELL Exmuo, Dm DVBERT, GALE SMHH. SECOND ROW: MR. BIQKETT, JERRY KQHN, ,Mex TR:soLET, JIM AYERS, Jam HOVERMAN, BEE AMES, NORMAN MOORE, LARRY STUKEY, DAVID SMALLEY - MANAGER. QJUERTA Laws, HARC A NAETERS, MARGARKT FiNTQN, RHEA B:R0FF. ZZMQAJ LEFT TO Rnewr, FIRST ROW: DAVKD DOAN, JDHN CRAMER, JM CLOUSE, ART MCCQNN, ROBERT EBER, DELANO Ponms, CHARLES CRAMER. SECOND ROW: RAY BALLNET - MANAGER, BCE BRAND, CLARENCE BEACH, CLARENCE MOTTNNGER, MAYNARD GEORGE, JAY PUTMAN, DEEOYD RICRARD, MAx PRICHARD, JIM WHTEN, WALLY SMITH, MR. FLECK. r-rs . -m - ,fi li iff ' ' ',-Gi. 1 - ' v 5 , , 555 'E X , . a1Z?3viF 3 . l ' B-.ati ' m S 1. When you and I were young. 2. So in love am I. 3. She's on the team. 4. Juniors. 5. Memories. 6. In days gone by. 7. Bob's girl. 8. Now, smile. 9. Our gentleman. 10. Joe. X--ra, f A if-fp Po cv A H9 QTLQCM reg O, Gfian ga Editor ,,,, Assistant Editor Art Editor , , Athletic Editors Music ,,,, Calendar, , , Business Managers , , Distribution, , Contracts, , Snapshot . Joke. , . Patsy Rickard . . Shirley Brand . Bonnie Bigham . Betty Brunni Dave Doan . . . Donna Krugh . . . . . Lois Custer Virginia Hurless Virginia Hertel . Max Prichard Robert Eber Pat Brubaker Maynard George Lola Eibling Patty Krugh . Elizabeth Croy Helen Long Phyllis Wallace .Jay Dee Putman Art McConn Be it good or beitbadg this book speaks for itself. flfem 1906 ,521 Editor-in-chief , Assistant Editor , , Joke Editor ,,,, Business Manager , Ass't Bus. Manager Boys' Sport Editor Girls' Sport Editor , Art Editor ,,,, Society Editors . Mr. Gen's Dept , Mr. Cress' Dept . . Mr, Green's Dept , Mr. Fleck's Dept. . Mr. Prior's Dept. . Miss Dull's Dept . . Miss Sevex-n's Dept , Mrs. Wurster's Dept Senior Reporter , , Junior Reporter , , Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter, Band Reporter , , TypiStS , , Advisor . Bob u Q f o . - . Gale Smith . . Helen Shaw .Jeanette Roller . . Lois Custer . Melba Agler . . .Dick Good . Bonnie Bigham Good 81 Jim Carr . . Lola Eibling Shirley Brand Charles Clouse Thelma Gephart Rosalind Bigham . Patsy Rickard .Toe Dean Hertel .Virginia Hex-tel . Elizabeth Croy . Darlene Davis . Patty Krugh . Loma Agler . . Dick Good Marlene Wallace . . Bob Brand . Senior Typing Class . . Mr. Green -flew This year we are called the Touring Teens. Each meeting we are at a dif- ferent place and by the end of the year, we will have traveled around the world. The meetings are planned around the country that we are in, such as, while in Paris, we studied fashions and grooming. There are 38 members inthe club and each one has a secret pal whom we call our Touring Sisters. Our officers are named after the ways in which we travelfrom place to place. Our President, The Rocket, is none other than Phyllis Wallace, the Vice President is our own Loma Agler and so we call her The Pullmang' The Skywriter Plane is Lola Eibling, Secretaryg our Armored Car, who keeps our money safe is Patty Krughg the Pianist, Shirley Brand, is the Hansom. The Station Wagon' is our Recreation Leader, Virginia Hurlessg Helen Shaw, the Song Leader is called the Jitneyg Sergeant-at-Arms is our little Rosalyn Clouse, better known as the Police Car. The News Reporter, Joanne Wise, is the Steam Enginef' Patsy Rickard, whom we call the Blimp is the Program Chairman. Our Advisor, who helps us over bumps, is Miss Joyce Severn, and we call her the Battleship. Our Mother Advisor, the Tug, is Mrs. Wilbur Wise. We have given the first three grades a Christmas party, put a Christmas tree on the second floor, and went caroling through and around Ohio City. Our Teen Queen and King of 1950 is Phyllis Wallace and Jim Rickard. They were crowned at the Fall Festival, which was put on by the Y-Teens. We hope that we have done our best in honoring God our country, and our community, in helping other girls and have been in all waysa loyal, true member of the Y-Teens. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. This organization strives to develop leadership, sportsmanship, cooperation, community service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recrea- tion, citizenship and patriotism. The Ohio City Chapter was chartered in 1941 under the guidance of Mr. Lloyd Smith. There wasn't any F.F.A. in 1943 or 1944 due to lack of an instructor. Mr. Henry C. Prior became instructor in 1945. In 1946 the chapter won gold medal at the parliamentary procedure contest and placed third in the Little International Livestock Judging. In 1947 we won silver medal in parliamentary procedure and also that year held the first annual Pa rent and Son Banquet. In 1948 we again won silver medal in Parliamentary Procedure and also held our second annual Banquet. The same year we were honored by having two State Farmers elected from our chapter, Dallas M. High and Bob Galloway. Dallas was then also elected as the South West Sectional Vice President of the Ohio Association of Future Farmers. In 1949 our third annual Parent and Son Banquet was held March 4th and the Chapter won Gold Medal in Parliamentary Procedure. Dallas High a 1949 graduate was elected President of the Future Farmers of Ohio in June 1949. Our advisor this year is Mr. Henry C. Prior. The officery of the Chapter are: President, Charles Cramer: Vice President, Maynard George, Secretary, Deloyd Rickardg Treasurer, Rex Hurlessg Reporter, Robert Mosierg and Sentinel, Wally Smith. 0 Citian Published and Edited BY The Senior Class of 1950 OHIO CITY-LIBERTY SCHOOL Ohio City, Ohio The Ohio City F.H.A. was organized in 1946 under the capable leadership of Miss Vera Dull. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in Junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. Vocational Home Economics girls make up this organization. The requirement for membership is the completion of one semester of Home Economics, Our colors are red and whiteg our flower it the red rose and our motto is Toward New Horizons. 6401144 The chorus is divided into three separate branches: Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club, and Boys' Glee Club. Two of the main highlights of the year were the Vocal County Music Festivalwhich was held here at Ohio City-Liberty School March 24 and the all girl operetta Big Day which was given March 7 under the direction of Mrs, Wurster, The cast of character in this operetta was as follows Mrs. DeSmyth Lizette , , , , , Mrs. O'Malley Harlequin . . Columbine. . Jane Jackson. Miss Lilly. . . . Anna.... Mrs. A. Turney. . . Grace . . . Caroline . Jearnette Roller , , Donna Krugh , . Helen Shaw Jane Ann Stemen . Sharon Meeker Barbara Cowgill Phyllis Wallace . Shirley Brand . Patsy Rickard . Dorothy Witten . . Lois Custer Around sixty girls participated in the choruses which consisted of Mop Women Wash Women, Irish Maids, Joan of Arc Maids Dutch Maids Clowns Dancers, and others, Along with the Festivaland operetta the chorus participated in the d1str1ct contests held at Ada. 501161 The Ohio City Liberty Band, under the capable direction of Mrs. Helen Wurster, has been very active since school started. During the basketball season the band performed between the halves of the game. The organization participated in many civic parades: Fall Festival at Van Wert, inwhich they were awarded second place, and the Callithumpian Parade at Decatur. With overforty members, Mrs. Wurster plans to enter the band in the District Contest, as well as the county music festival. Under the direction of the Drum Majorette, Virginia Hurless and the majorettes, the appearance of the band added greatly to the enjoyment of the Ohio City Liberty High School fans. The officers for the year, are as follows: President, Shirley Brandg Vice President, Betty Brunnig Secretary, Helen Shawg Treasurer, Barbara Cowgills News Reporter, Bob Brand, and Librarians, Marcia Krugh and Conne Straw. K' x xfx 1, r W vspllfw L Qllwf :LM wx' I x XYLJ ...:q- ' 7 51 Q CE L Ah-Y E A L A -A 1Z1lf111l111llf11l1ff 5' 3 61 l9u9 SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. NOV. NOV. NOV. Nov. Nov. Nov. NOV. NOV. Nov. Nov. NOV. Nov. Nov. Nov. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. 50 3400! Ca All Cll' I2. SCHOOL STARTED I6 . BASEBALL 20. BASEBALL 23. BASEBALL 2U. VIRGINIA 26. Y-TEEN GAME NITH YORK GAME WITH MIDDLE POINT GAME WITH HCAGLIN JACKSON HURLESS' BIRTHDAY INITIATION FOR FRESHMEN--ELECTED CHEERLEADERS. . BASEBALL GAME WITH RIDGE . S.R.A. TESTS 27 29. NEw BUS ARRIVED 3 9. LOIS CUSTERIS BIRTHDAY Y'TEEN MEETING IM. MAYNARD GEORGEIS BIRTHDAY FRESHMAN INITIATION SENIOR ASSEMBLY FRESHMAN R SOPHOMORE PARTIES . SENIOR BAKE SALE . HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL . JAY PUTMANIS BIRTHDAY I5 22 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY END OF IST SIX WEEKS FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY TEACHER'S MEETING AT FALL FESTIVAL AT VAN TEACHER'S MEETING AT SENIORS SELL FOR-GET HALLOWEEN HSRADE CARDS!! TOLEDO--NO SCHO WERT TOLEDO 'ME-NOTS BAND MARCHES IN DECATUR CALITHUMPIAN RED CROSS MOVIE SENIOR CAKE RAPFLE IST BASKETBALL GAME WITH MIDDLE POIN IST ISSUE or SCHOOL PAPER 7. SENIOR PICTURES TAKEN IWHO BROKE THE CAMERA?I 8. BASKETBALL GAME WITH WILLSHIRE IO. SEVENTH GRADE ASSEMBLY BASKETBALL GAME AT CONVOY II. ARMISTICE DAY--NO SCHOOL!! IU. JUNIORS RECEIVE CLASS RINGS Y-TEEN MEETINGS I5. OPEN HOUSE FOR PARENTS, STUDENTS AND TEACHERS I8. YORK BASKETBALL GAME THERE 22. MENDON BASKETBALL GAME HERE 23. SPEECH ASSEMBLY 24. THANKSGIVING VACATION . THANKSGIVING VACATION . BASKETBALL GAME WITH COLDwATER THERE 8. F F.A. FUN NIGHT AT MARSH 9. BASKETBALL GAME w TH CONVOY HERE EIGHTH GRADE ASSEMBLY IO. MAX PRICHARDIS BIRTHDAY I3. BASKETBALL GAME WITH ROCKEORD HERE ANNUAL PICTURES IN. TALK GIVEN BY ANNIE OAKLEY'5 NIECE IO. BASKETBALL GAME WITH UNION THERE 2ND ISSUE OF TOTEM POLE IY. SENIOR COOKIE SALE SOPHOMORE PARTY 25 29 OL!! T DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. I95O JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB MAR. MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR APR APR APR APR APR MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY ELIZABETH CROYIS BIRTHDAY GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA HRED CANDLESH SENIOR PICTURES ARRIVE Y-TEEN CLUB ENTERTAIN FIRST THREE GRADES FOR CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SENIOR PARTY AT PHYLLIS WALLACE'S BONNIE BIGHAMIS BIRTHDAY N WAY TOURNEY AT UNION NEw YEARIS DAY--HAPPY NEw YEAR ROSE BOwL GAME--YAH FOR OHIO!! BACK TO SCHOOL! NO SCHOOL--ICY ROADS SHIRLEY BRAND'S BIRTHDAY VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE DAY BASKETBALL GAME WITH HICKSVILLE HERE VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE DISCUSSION GROUPS D.A R. TESTS BASKETBALL GAME WITH WREN THERE HOME EC. ASSEMBLY BASKETBALL GAME WITH CELINA I.C.H.S. HERE DONNA KRUGHIS BIRTHDAY BASKETBALL GAME WITH HOAGLAN JACKSON HERE SENIOR CHILI SUFPER BASKETBALL GAME WITH MIDDLE POINT THERE JUNIOR ASSEMBLY BASKETBALL GAME WITH WILLSHIRE SOPHOMORE CAKE RAFFLE ' RED HATS SPONSORED BY JUNIORS BASKETBALL GAME WITH ERIE RAILROAD SAFETY BASKETBALL GAME wITH BASKETBALL GAME WITH SOPHOMORE PARTY LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY YORK HERE MOVIE MENDON THERE RIDGE PHYLLIS wALLACE'S BIRTHDAY TOURNAMENT STARTS TOURNAMENT ENDS. WILLSHIRE CHAMPIONS! GRANGE PLAY NAUNT BILLIE FROM TEXASN F.F.A. BANQUET Y-TEEN SKATING PARTY HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA MAUMEE VALLEY BOYS SPONSORED BY JUNIORS BETTY BRUNNI'S BIRTHDAY ST. PATRICKIS DAY COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL VIRGINIA HERTELIS BIRTHDAY LOLA EIBLlNG'5 BIRTHDAY APRIL FOOLS DAY MUSIC AND BAND CONTEST AT ADA SENIOR HAM RAFFLE PATSY RlCKARD'5 BIRTHDAY TEACHERS' BANQUET AT HOAGLIN JACKSON SENIOR CLASS PLAY PAT BRUBAKER'S BIRTHDAY DISTRICT STATE TESTS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM SENIOR EXAMS LAST DAY FOR SENIOR5 BACCALAUREATE EXAMS EXAMS NO SCHOOL LAST DAY--COMMENCEMENT SENIORS LEAVE FOR CLASS TRIP Watch it, kids! Last Year .Tust Plain Pat Just Kids Lovely Bunch Whoa-I-Iorsie 74 I. Freshies Snap-happy Camping Days Sisters Picnicking 'x 1. Three Stooges. 2. Working? E!! 3. The Herte1Brats. 4. Hold that pose! 5. Senior --1959. 6. You name it. 7. Surprise. 8. High-steeper Hui-less. 9. Our Annual Editor. 10. Busy, Lizzie? 11.Dreaming. 12. Ain't that sweet? 13. The Great Thinker. 14. Long long ago. EOOJQI' ag 8 Barbara Cowgill Christine Pollock Pauline Hoffman Patty Hunter Elizabeth Croy Wilma Fickert Virginia Hertel Lois Custer Betty Brunni Donna Krugh Joanne Rickard Sharon Meeker Helen Shaw Loma Agler Marlene Wallace Deloyd Rickard Marilyn Rickard Mrs. Neil Prichard Mr. and Mrs. Alber Maynard George Jane Ann Stemen Patty Krugh , Lola Eibling Shirley Brand . Phyllis Wallace Virginia Hurless Patsy Rickard Gale Smith Vernon Pontsler Rex Hurless Bob Mosier HULLHHIJ PIUHEEH IHILLS IHC Compliments of ILO MAE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 12 Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of WHITE FRONT Rockford, Ohio Always the Best for Less GOODSELL BROS. INC. Wallpaper 8: Paint Store 113 S. Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio SLEEPY VARIETY STORE Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices Rockford, Ohio Helen: Don't Betty make you mad? Lois: Why, what's wrong now? Helen: Well, here we are trying to make some money for this charity bazaar, by Selling kisses at a dollar apiece and out there stands Betty bootleggin' them in the moonlight. Jay: My girl asked me to kiss her on either side of her cheeks last night. Dave: Well, which one did you kiss? Jay: Ihesitated a long time between them Mr, Cress: Pat,who was Anne Boleyn? Pat B: Why she was a flat iron. Mr. Cress: What makes you think so? Pat: It says so in the book. Mr. Cress: What book? Pat: History book. Mr. Cressg Let me see. Pat: See, it says Henry the Vlllpressed his suit with Anne Boleyn. Compliments of CLARK'S SHOE STORE 111116 TIUJ1 To our parents whose untiring efforts have seen us through school, we the Senior Class of 1950 dedicate this book. We are very proud of our parents, as we hope they may be proud of us. Their interest and en- couragement have spured us on to attain our goal. We hope the dedication of this O'Citian will show them in a small measure, our appreciation of all that they have done for us. Sales and Service Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Tractors - Combine - Corn Shellers Bolen Huskey Garden Tractors RUSSELL DIBEHT 8 SUH D.m BHUBHHER 8 SUHS Roofing Heating Siding Plumbing Phone 33 Ohio City Dealer in Burks Water Systems Congratulations On Your Graduation And Best Wishes For Success GHIBLEH UHIRU Van Wert, Ohio Pasteurized gl Homogenized Dairy Products Where Quality Goes ln Before The Cap Goes On Cool Club Orange That Good Orange Drink Compliments of DICKINSON BROTHERS CO WESTERN OHIO BOTTLING CO. Van We rt, Ohio Dodge Plymouth 117 S. Walnut St. Van Wert, Ohio THE BORDON CHEESE COMPANY Compliments Division of the of Bordon Company ERNIE MOTOR SALES Van Wert, Ohio compliments C0mPuEnentS O of KOHN 81 WILLIAMS BRANDT'S CLEANING SHOP Rockford, Ohio Rockford, Ohio Mr. Cress: When was Rome built? Joe E: At night. Dave D: Have any luck hunting lions in Africa '? Mr. Cress: Who told you that? Pat B: Yes I didn't meet one. .Toe E: You did, You said that Rome wasn't built in a day. Compliments of The Class of 1950 MODERN BEAUTY SI-IOPPE Rockford, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of 1950 KAY'S DRESS SHOPPE Rockford, Ohio Compliments of HILL'S DRESS SHOP Rockford, Ohio Phone 109 Compliments of LLOYD MOTOR SALES 6g,Nu:N4, Sales . Service PA RT9 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 235 Rockford, Ohio Mr. Fleck: Max how many seasons are there? Max P: Three. Mr. Fleck: Only three? What are they? Max: Football, basketball and baseball. Bonnie B: Is your engagement to Louie broken? Helen Lzlassume so he married another girl. Art: I know a man married for thirty years who Stayed home every night. Virginia I-Iurlessg That's love. Art: No it's rheumatism, Shirley B: Oh! Iwish the Lord had made me a man. Jay P: He did I'm the man. Compliments of LEARNED FOOD LANE 1145 W. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HUMPHREY-RAABE MOTOR CORP. Ford Sales and Service Van Wert, Ohio - Phone 2-0281 THE YEARLING R. R. Burgoon -- Owner Van Wert's Finest Restaurant Opposite Fair Grounds Open 6:30 until 1:30 Compliments of MC CEE FLYING SERVICE Van Wert, Ohio OPEN AIR MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Route 30 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of BROOKSIDE DAIRY Delicious Ice Cream And Dairy Products Van Wert, Ohio WORTMAN BROTHERS CO. Allis Chalmers Power Farming Equipment Studebaker Cars and Trucks Quonset Steel Buildings 214-Z4 N. Market St. Van Wert, Ohio Cznmpliments of UHIU CHU LIVESTOCK EXCHHHBE Glen K1-ugh and Harold Kline Higest Daily Market For All Kinds of Livestock Give us a Trial On Next Load of Hogs, Cattle Lambs or Calves Higest Cash Price In Wool Compliments of Il. H. HIGH HHD SUHS Union Stock Yards Ohio City and Willshire Dealers in All Kinds of Livestock High For The Buy Compliments of THE NATIONAL SEAL COMPANY Van W ert, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes For Happiness 8: Success to the Graduating Class of Fifty EISENHAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Van Wert, Ohio COMMUNITY OIL AND GAS COMPANY 120 N. Market St. Phone 3312 Van Wert, Ohio ROCKFORD BODY SHOP DeSoto 8: Plymouth Sales Z4 Hr. Wrecker Service Rockford, Ohio Miss Severn: What is a polygon? Dave Doan: A dead parrot. Country Kid: Beat it the bull is comin. City Kid: Aw stan yer ground we ain't done nothin.- JOE SIMALLEY Best Wishes From Automobile Insurance COWAN ag SON Phone 155 ohio City, ohio Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of Compliments HAROLD BALYEAT of Van Wert, Ohio MIKE'S SERVICE STATION Miss Severn: Give mea sentence with a direct object. Mr. Gens: What are the five senses? Maynard G: ..You are pretty... Jim Carr: Nickels' Miss Severn: What's the object? Maynard: A good mark. Lizzy C: Youmay notbelieve it but I said Wh d'd th S t hm bl d ? No to seven different men during the Y 1 e C0 C en marry a on e summer' i Dunno ! Why ? Patsy R:'Oh I dOn't doubt it. What were usiuy! Light overhead, of courses, they selling ? Compliments of KINCNS FOOD CENTER Self-Service Super lvlkt. 312-16 S. Shannon St. Phone 2666 Van Wert, Ohio JEROIVIE INSURANCE COMPANY Insurance of All Kinds Phone: Office 3247, Res. 3-7146 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO. East Main St. Van Wert, Ohio JOHNSON FLOWER SHOP 220 East Central Ave. Van Wert, Ohio Frigid Locker Building Phone 2960 FRIGID LOCKER SERVICE lt's June in January If you have a Locker. Processing 8: Supplies For Home Lockers Van Wert, Ohio BRANDT RICE Milk, Butter, Cream Homogenized Milk Cottage Cheese Chocolate Milk, Whip Cream Ohio City, Ohio MC COY'S FLOWER SHOP Beautiful Corsages Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of DUSTMAN'S 117-119 W. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio C ompliments of .we OQL QQJfCLbtl'Ctlflf ohio city, ohio KIRK LAND Furniture 8: Appliances Quality Furniture Quaker Oil Burners Domestic 81 Commercial Refrigeration Sales and Service Phone 15 Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of GARDNER LUMBER CO. Builder's Supplies ohio City, ohio T A ,-X,,5.L : TOE'f X , ,f ffl!! EMIMEW Z gf..-'..':-,F GU LTY - ' KX:-----1--2 Wills W6 6, U J , If Q f- mm 41110. KWH WW if . Q ww NX 'ifbmue' fnuul Wllwoqf amd? ff OHIO CITY FEED CO. Grain-Feed-Coal Custom Grinding Ohio City, Ohio Phone 101 Congratulations And Best Wishes For Your Future Success BEACHS GROCERY ohio city, ohio P. E. BODKINS Distributor Standard Oil Company Phone 34 Ohio City, Ohio GEORGE L. M OORE Agent Loans Real Estate Insurance Main Street Ohio City, Ohio Complinients of SPITI..ER'S SHOE REPAIR Ohio City, Ohio ROBlNSON'S for The Best Hair Cut In Town BROW N'S BARBER SHOP JOE POLLAPCS Ohio City Cut-Rate Drugs Compliments oi HIGH'S POOL. ROOM When in Van Wert Always Meet Your Friends Af BAI.YEAT'S COFFEE SHOP Van Wert, Ohio Conipliments of TlCKI-E'S RESTAURANT 'Fine Foods R. B. WISE Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions Suits to Your Measure Staple and Fancy Groceries Ohio City, Ohio Phone 40 C om pliments of LADD 'S JEWELRY liek, . Sw v 'P' vii ,XXQLVJ Q .u la ' -iff! 1. Q .A .r 'I . , , v '- :flu- li . ,With uzimlillw -7i'W Van Wert, Ohio WHO ARE REALTORS '? Realtors are real estate brokers or agents Whoare active members of a local Real Estate Board connected with the National Association of Real Estate Boards.They are licensed to designate themselves as Realtors by the National Association. This is an exclusive right that has been upheld by the courts. For better service in buying and selling, both farms and city proper- ties, see a Realtor. CARL L. CROOKS, Realtor Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of OHIO CITY LOCKER Beef by the Quarter-Pork Ohio City, Ohio Rhone 151 Compliments of COWGILI..'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Across from the Campus' BOB AND JEWEL ZEIGLER 'S Sohio Station and Store C ompliments of A FRIEND MASON WELDING AND REPAIR SHOP Welding and Blacksmithing General Repairing ohio city, ohio UNDERWOOD MUSIC HOUSE 107 N. Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio Piano - Band Instruments Compliments of BOOK'S RADIO REPAIR U. S. SPORTING GOODS CO In Van Wert Since 1912. C om pliments of BLOSSOIVI 'S ELECTRICAL AND APPLIANCE Westinghouse Electric Ranges Refrigerators, Radios ohio city, ohio WINEBURGH'S Ladies Ready-to-Wear Millinery and Lingerie Van Wert, Ohio SHEEHAN IVI OT OR SA LES Kaiser -- Fraiser 225 N. Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio Best Wishes to Class of Fifty JEANETTE 'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Ohio City, Ohio C omg-ratulations From OAIQ slrlarclware C omg ratulations and Best Wishes for Happiness and Success ' to the Graduating Class of Fifty PRICHARD 'S MARKET ohio city, ohio Phone 36 K Compliments of , gl P. GROCERY Self-Service Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of CAREY E. KRUCH Poultry Eggs Phone: Office 9 Residence: 159 Ol.io City, Ohio Compliments of .14 . Qrien Compliments of THE CROYSH The Ohio City Progress Ohio City, Ohio Compliments Of B 81 T CLEANERS C om pliments of KLINE 'S BAKERY ROWLAND BARBER SHOP It pays to look Well Compliments of MORRIS 5 8: 10 STORE Headquarters for candy Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HAROLD BALYEAT Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of KIGGINS CAMERA SUPPLY Everything Photographic l37 East Main St. Van Wert, Ohio HINES AND SONS Rexall Drug Store Van Wert, Ohio Frigidaire Appliances Sales and Service W. Cv. MC KEDDIE 109 East Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of THE BONNEWITZ CO. Van Wert's Department Store For Nearly A Century Congratulations to the Class of 1950 CRISWOLDS' Jack and Jill Shop Van Wert, Ohio C om pliments of Compliments of THE HUFFMAN BROTHERS ' GARAGE VAN WERT BOOTERY ohio city, ohio MYERS AND CO. INC TOPEKA KANSAS i ERS Jay-fri YEARBOO KS 1 O 1. ln ' v ' I 1' ' M-iv . , 1', Q, .. ' lu, K . Q! 14, ,A ... . , 1 V . 's 'WL' 4 '+ ' All ' 'W Now that we are nearing the end of the first half of this great century, it would seem appropriate to begin think- ing of the latter half. Just as did the in- fluence of our Greek forbearers, the influence of the class of 1950 will be greater after the class is disbanded. We look for the members of the class to have a great effect on the affairs of the later part of the twentieth century, May we at the school have the op- portunity to feel pride in your accom- plishrnents. 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