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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1951. Q t ag? X W In this new pe riod of mobilization, don't forget to mobilize the resources you have Q, - 1 - . gained through your schoolcareer and help N ' it f maintain the democratic ide als of free xx' J men. ' -N 'k l9-xi F L f-if County Supe rintende nt 'S-j s , 51 1 V., ,wt , , ,:.- 'fx P Q? Q35 'J 4:-:1,lg.r A 'JW f W.lA , ' Q -'--IQ - 'H ' -1 2135 - jx - ilu-H 3 ff .rp It is my fervent hope that the class of 1- 1951 will continue its energetic and rea to come. During d as these, the world needs istic efforts in the years times as trouble the viewpoint and enthusiasm of youth, May your way be smooth and your manner in- dustrious, VWQAAVJZXZAWJ Supe rintendent 'N 'Vs get MRS. MARY SMALLEY Bowling Green State University: Ohio Northern Univer- sity, Elementa ry Certifica te. wuts. 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X 2-- :, ,,.1X2 ,erfmgww '31 xfiX:f,wf?'x'1v'1kSS-'-iv -- - 1f','.iX: -vmg? X, .. XX W, N- - 3? a9w'MXS?r'wsw 1 a:?-:iffy E, 'stgbivv 11 5 : 4, 11 COGKS Beulah Rowland and Bea Hoaglin S! STAFF LAHS CUSTOD . Carr Llovd Kohn and Vlctor LIBRARIAN Ruth Clouse IT' ,fi- SECRETARY Pearl Bolenbaugh ,nw- all Fha s N President . . . . Charles Cramer Vice President . . . Larry Kohn Secretary . . . Joanne Rickard Treasurer. . . Jeanette Roller ff-5 SHARON LEE MEEKER Y-Teens I,2, 3,4, lnter club representative 4, F.H,A. I,2,4g Band 2,3, Girls'Chorus 4, Mixed 3, Minstrel 1, Operetta 3, Totem Pole Staff 3, Librarian 2,3,4g Dramatics 3,4, Open House 3, Class Play 3, Bowling Green Contest 2,3, Annual staff 4, DICK POINTS Basketball I,2,3,4p Baseball l,2g Annual Staff 4, MARY BOROFF Y-Teens I,2, 3, Girls' Chorus I,2,3, Operetta I, F.H.A, I,2, 3, 4, Historian 3,4, News Reporter 2, Librarian 1,3, Annual Staff 4. LARRY KOHN Vice President 4, Basketball I,2,3, Annual Staff 4, IANE ANNE STEMEN Class Treasurer 3, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A, I,2,35 Band I,2, 3, Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus I,2,3,4, Open House 3,4, Minstrel I, Operetta 3, Librarian 4, Dramatics 3,4, Elimination Test 2,3, Annual Staff 4, l is--' Y wb' -rp'- l 'ul is IEANETTE ROLLER Class Treasurer 1.4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3g Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Officer 2,4gF.l-LA. I,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus I,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4g Minstrel 21 Operetta 3g State Music Contest 3g Totem Pole Staff 2,3g Librarian 2g Open House 3,43 Dramatics 3,4g Class Play 3g Annual Staff 4. RAY BALLIET F.F,A. I,2,3,4g Basketball Manager z,3g Stage Manager I,2,3, 45 Annual Staff 4, OPAL TAYLOR Class Historian 3g Y-Teens I,2, 3,4g F.H. A. I,2, 3,4, Reporter 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Operetta 3g Annual Staff 4, FRED WITTUNG F,F.A. 1,z, 3,4g Annual Staff 4. DARLENE DAVIS Y-Teens1,2,3,4g F.H,A, I,2,3,4g Gir1s'Chorus I,2,3g Totem Pole Staff gg Annual staff 4, 'viflug ,pam K' X I 'r' .L I , I 'BWI 1 ,nj . ' v1 I' y5G1, ,Lp q.L . - Q.. I w 1 . ,,', , . X, I M ww '- , ffm X W .N my - . -.1.- . '1 .V I., v WW: V r V, mb. :WW 1 w. m's 'ffgh I .4-'Y upt- 1 Y ,yi gm ' 4 1 r-K ' I., . ' V riff +4 4 ' f- '- X5 , ,JMU Urn., X ,,.fA.lf 'V 'I 1' ,- N., f'f..'w, dip? . Y -N - M- QW Tig, 1 , , f NM ,,nn' u.'f ,pf , Nm, f X ' 'wir' ,M ' Q, I W ' ' ' V r ' A ,1 '- , 'l . ' . x , 5 Ag., .,-Q1:,Ii,Q.+.4. , , V ,y g .1 M. uf 1 X. 1. 'U , ,.f,-M .f . NO' HELEN SHAW Historian 2,4, News Reporter I5 Y-Teens 1,25 Song Leader 3,45 F.H.A. I5 Band 1,2545 Secretary 35 Operetta 3, Minstrel I, Open House 3,45 Bowling Green Contest 2,35 Assistant Editor Totem Pole 3, Editor 45 Class Play 35 Dramatics 3545 Annual Staff 4, C LARENCE BEACH Reporter 45 Class Play 35 Basketball 1,253,545 Baseball 15253545 Annual Staff 4. BETTY LU STUTZ Y-Teens I5 Girls' Chorus Ig Annual Staff 4, CHARLES CRAMER President 3545 Secretary 25 F,F.A. I52,3,4, President 3545 Sec- retary 25 Basketball 15253545 Baseball I,2g Class Play 3g Annual staff 4, DOROTHY JEAN RICE F.H.A. I,2. . : G' 1' h 3 4 rr s C orus 253,45 Secretary 253545 Band I5 2,3545 Minstrel I5 Operetta 1535 State Music Contests 253, Open House 45 Dramatics 35 Annual Staff 4. YANKEES WILMA FIC KERT Y-Teens I, 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Minstrel 45 Band I,2, 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Open House 45 Annual Staff 4. IIM RICKARD Class Treasurer 25 Mixed Chorus I5 Boys' Chorus 15 Band I5 Drum Major 25 News Reporterzg Secretary I5 L1brarian25 Basketballlvlan- ager 35 Bowling Green Contest 25 Annual Staff 4. IOANNE RICKARD Secretary45 Y-TeensI,2 3 4 Officerz 4- F H A 1 2 3 ,Sec- . . . .. - - - . . .4 retary3,4,DisLrictS 5 ' ' ' ecretary 4, Girls Chorus I,2,4: MixedChorus 1, 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Treasurer 25 Minstrel I5 Librarianz, 3, 45 Open House 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,41 Class Play 35 An- nual Staff 4. GALE SMITH President 1, Vice-President I 3- Totem Pole Editor 2 Tot , . ,35 em P01eSI21ffI,2.3,4: Projectionist l,2,3,45 Junior ClassPlay 35 Pre- liminary Test I,2, 35 Final Test I ,2,35 Junior Red Cross 3,45 An- nual Editor. LOMA AGLER President 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 F. H.A. 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Band I,2, 3, 45 Pres- ident 45 Totem PoleStaff1, 2 Dramatics 3,45 Presidents' Council 2 - R d 35 Ass't Annual Editor. ,3, 4: Librarian I , 2, Head Librarian 45 ,4, e Cross 3,42C13SS Play CLASS HISTORY At last, the time appointed for the try- outs for the Major League had arrived. It was 1947, and Z8baseballfans were there, warming up for the great event. After the try-outs, we learned that although we had skill, we didn't have enough experience. So began our years of work to achieve Ex- perience and the great honor of being a member of the Major League. All 28 of us started our first year of work with Dick Busch and Gale Smith as our Managers, Our Coach was Miss Vera Dull. Unfortunately, a few of our members found the training rules too strict and we re forced to seek greener pastures. The second year only Z0 proved to have survived the first year. However, our goal seemed a little closer. This renewed our strength and we chose Lorna Agler and Dick Points as our Managers, Mrs. Helen Wurster was our Coach, This year, our third, we were deter- mined to prove we had Experience. We chose Charles Cramer and Gale Smith as our Manage rs, Miss Joyce Seve rn was our Coach. There were still Z0 of us seeking to be in the Major League. We gave a class play, I Wouldn't Know!, to gain money to continue our work. We continued to in- crease our treasury by other means. ln 18 May, 1950, we gave a banquet for ourpre- decessors who has already received honors in the Major League. At long last, in our fourth year, we decided we we re ready to again try-out for the Major League. After the try-outs we found that all 20 of us were acceptable. We were divided into 4 tearnsg the Braves, the Phillies, the Dodgers, and the Yankees. We chose Charles Cramer and Larry Kohn as our Managers. Again, Miss Joyce Seve rn consented to be our Coach. To help finance ourlast year, we had various pro- jects which helped bring in money. Finally, after much hard work, we have achieved Success. We have found that Success does not come easily, butnot one of us would exchange a minute of the time we have spent, We have found that most of the fun we have had come in working for Success, not in having gained it. We hope this wisdom will follow us through life so that we will always be working toward a goal. JY-I-ik ',. 'Mm 1 ' 7 ' ' ' ' r ssfxaf 45 s, i C I It at N -A U - 2- L ' ll' -2-E: :Q-is X' ' 'df CLASS PROPHECV It was a beautiful, sunshiny day! In fact, just the right kind of a day for baseball game. It was May 10, 1988. In the Green Grass Field Stadium in Ohio City, Ohio, 82, 500 fans were waiting for the game of the year to start. This game would determine the World Champion- ship. Suddenly, there arose a great cheer. The game between the Ohio City Fireballs and the Dulltown Crackers was about to begin. I found my seat and sat down. Then I happened to glance at the man who sat next to me, It was none other than the world famous comedian, James Rickard. He had just arrived in the United States from Hawaii where he had put on a 4 hour television show. I asked him if he knew of the whereabouts of any other members of our class. This is what I learned from him. It seems he had met Sharon Meeker, the famous dancer, in Hawaii. She is teaching the native girls a new dance called the Hula-Can-Can. Charles Cramer has won the re- putation in the movie world as the second Great Lover. Opal Taylor, Mary Boroff, Darlene Davis, and Betty Stutz have opened an Escort Bureau for Women in New York, When last heard of, they had already made SZ million. Dick Points and Larry Kohn are in Florida showing children from the ages of 3 to 4how to ride amotorcycle safely. Jane Anne Stemen is in Hollywood working for the Fashion Movie Picture Company. She makes toupees for the movie stars. Wilma Fickert also works for the Fashion Movie Picture Company. She is head of the Sound Effects Dept. It is rumored that she puts the smack in the kisses for this movie company. Jeanette Roller and Joanne Rickard have moved to Texas and have opened a cooking class to teach the boys in the Army how to prepare a home - cooked meal. Two at time, that is. Raymond Balliet went to the North Pole and is now assisting Santa Claus. As a sideline he owns a refrigerator store. He sells refrigerators to the Eskimos, Loma Agler is now the Superintendent of Nurses in a hospital in Toledo. Dorothy Jean Rice raises horses in California. She makes quite a profit selling them to the movie stars. That was all he could tell me but fortunately I knew where the rest of my class were. I asked him to look in the radio and television broadcasting box there at the Stadium. None other than Clarence Beach was there. He is now a famous sports commentator. As to the rest of the class, I have appointed Fred Wittung as Sec. of Agri- culture in the President's Cabinet. Dr. Gale Smith is also in the Cabinet as the new Secretary of Science. You see, I, Helen Shaw, have become the first woman President of the United States. I am writing this down so that all the country may know that the Ohio City- Liberty Class of 1951 is the only class in the whole world whose eve ry member is world famous in his own field. You know, it's funny, but I really don't know who won that baseball game between the Ohio City Fireballs and the Dulltown Cracke rs. I wonder why? I9 4 We, the class of nineteen-hundred and fifty-one find that we have a few mementoes of our days at OCL left over and do hereby bequeath the following: I Loma Agltr do hereby will my chewing gum to anyone who cansucceed in annoying as many teachers as I have and enjoy it as much as Ido and my position as Doc Cress sec- r Will And lestament X .f I l F i li ,l 'r V' l l 20 retary to anyone who is sucker enough to do it. I, Raymond Balliet, do hereby will my ability to skip class and work on the stage to any- body who hates classes. I, Clarence Beach, do hereby will my ability to skip school to anyone that can find any better excuses. I, lxlary Boroff, do hereby will my ability to write shorthand to anyone who can write it any sloppier or slower and get by with itbut wish to keep that certainDecatur boy for myself. I, Charles Cramer, do hereby will my ability to make out wills, thatl don't have, to Bill Stutz, I, Darlene Da vis, do hereby will all the days I skipped school to anyone who would en- joy them as much as I did, but wish to keep that certain someone for myself. I, Wilma Fickert, do hereby will my ability to play basketball to Ilo Woods, and my curly hair to Floyd Trachsel-here's hoping you can keep it combed, but wish to keep all dear memories of OCL, ' I, Larry Kohn, do hereby will my ability to get up at 8:30 and make it to school on time to Carl Johnson in hopes that he can use it. I, Sharon Meeker, do hereby will my academic comprehension of the fundamental as- pects of Democracy and my fortitudinal toleration of scho -l in general to the future students of OCL. I, Richard Points, do hereby will my ability to make girls mad to Max Kohn and my a- bility to play basketball to anybody who can keep the bench warm. I, Dorothy Jean Rice, do hereby will my ability to sing to anyone who can stand it, and my ability to play a trumpet to Sally Beach. I, Jim Rickard, do hereby will my shoe size ll to Kenneth Green, and hope he can get as much use out of them as I have done in the past. I, Joanne Rickard, do hereby will my so called nickname B.B. to anyone who can fill the bill. I, Jeanette Roller, do hereby will my ability to play tackle in basketball class to Barbara Cowgill and my ability to chew gum to my sister Katie. I, Helen Shaw, do hereby will Toothless to any girl who is desperate enough to want him, and my ability to be a good Republican to Lois Beach. I, Gale Smith, do hereby will my love for tests to every student whodoes not like to take them, and my ability to get along with Mr. Green to Jack Smalley. I, Jane Anne Stemen, do hereby will my ability to get along with the teachers to Carl Johnson. I'llalso share my nickname Chub with Charles Doan, but wish to keep for myself X, l the memory of our school days. ' I, Betty Lu Stutz, do hereby will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Lee Pontsler and all my old boyfriends, except the airman, to Betty Brubaker so she won't have to keep just Donald High and Wally Smith in suspense. I, Opal Taylor, do hereby will my spare time to all students in Mr. Cress' study hall, so that they may be able to pass their tablets and pencils on their own time. Also myheadaches qfrom all of my subjectsy to Alice Custer, but hope that she will find a remedy. I, Frederickwittung, dohereby will my ability to keep quietto MissDull to havea more peaceful first period study hall. Having disposed of these various articles, we declare this to be our Last Will and Testa- ment. CLASS OF '51 4? - ' ' g ' 4...- ,-,.?i- P--f wus. will Ni- M'- , yy. -4 ,' gfr v v N x . fjyff , . , -. 'R' 1' A' 2110.0 . -Afrpiufxig. 16, .lqgg 432 .1 if 4 WN? J' VX .' gf. .AP '15 ,xv x., ' 'NQQ5 sg. s , -,'-f-- ,X t .-1. N , SENIOR CLASS DATA CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Gold and White CLASS MOTTO Yellow Tea Rose Tonight we launchg where shall We anchor? President , , Vice President , Secretary . . Treasurer , Reporter , Historian . Sponsor . . Charles Cramer . . Larry Kohn . Joanne Rickard , Jeanette Roller , Clarence Beach . . Helen Shaw Miss Joyce Severn CLASS PLA? I WOUlDN'T KNOW In 1950, when we were juniors, we presented the class play I Wouldn't Know'?, under the direction of Miss Severn. We enjoyed doing the play and itproved to be a great success. The cast of characters were as follows: 22 Polly Payne . Cobina . . . Donald Dippy . . Dr. Lester Looney Diana Sterling . . Peggy Brent . . Loma Agler . Daffy Sterling . Grant Sterling . Fanny Filbe rt . X , 'x KP? . Helen Shaw . Jeanette Roller . Charles Cramer . Clarence Beach . Joanne Rickard Jane Anne Sternen . Mitzi Meredith . . Opal Taylor . . Gale Smith . Sharon Meeker BACCALAUREATE Processional . . . Pomp and Circumstancen Invocation .... ..... R ev. Ragon Green Cathedral . . . Girls' Chorus Special Number ...... . . . Thelma Gephart Address ........ . Rev. Tennyson Guyer Prayer from Hansel and Gretal . .... Girls' Chorus Benediction ....... .... R ev, Wilson Recessional . . Pomp and Circumstance COMMENCEMENT Processional. . . . . P0mp and Circumstanceu Invocation. . . . . . . . . Rev. Royal Kear Quintette . . . . . . Joanne Rickard, Jeanette Roller, Sharon Meeker, Helen Shaw, Jane Anne Stemen Address...... .. . ..RalphBeck Salutatory Address. . . . Joanne Rickard, and Loma Agler Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . Dorothy Jean Rice Valedictory Address . . . . . . . Helen Shaw Piano Solo ........ . . . . Jane Anne Stemen Reading .............. Clarence Beach Presentation of class to Board of Education . Supt. M. B. Gens Presentation of Diplomas . President of the Board of Education Recessional ..... . . . Pomp and Circumsta.nce T NIYYTXES N rx Meekgr Seniffi Perso k , SE QU1ETE5TiS Darlene .D av Fred Wltmng 160310102 .- i 4 1, ,1 ' Y BEST fi25?:g?kPQl?3T 3 53181195 Cramer 24 3 , e I f 5 -1 f , xiii 4--Q .,--if X 'offlfivleiviorq , , N K, V 2 U ' v. MOST POPULAR FRI MOST ATTRAC NVE O ENDLIEST Jeanette Roller Rpal Taylor ay Charles Cramer nalities e,X ' ke MOST UNSELFISH MQ Ixiiary Boroff ST LII-I?EiLY TO SUCCEED K h e arrY O n Galinsillig ' 'ag . Q ' jagiff q u , u ' 1 an fl? g 5 2 F' .Af . V ,gb s Q MOST DEPENDABLE MOST Loma Agler TALKATIVE Gale smith gifgfsgS1:utz Bach JUNIORS President If Dick Good Vice-President Barbara Cowgill Secretary Joanne Wise Treasurer Q Rosalyn Clouse SOPHOMORES President Iris Baker Vice -President Marlene Wallace Secretary Rosiland Bigham Treasurer Betty Brubaker J M We--a ,, .A f f-f- 7 l , x FRESHMEN 1-0T f'AI President .Terry 'White Vice -President Ellen Stump Secretary Belle Bigham Treasurer Patty Brubaker In the year 1948, our class of '52 entered high school, There were 28 stu- dents. During this year, three more stu- dents enteredour class. Deloyd Rickard and Carl Johnson guided. us through our firstyear with the help of Mr. Hamp- shire, our sponsor. During our second year, Joanne Wise was our Presidentg Barbara Cowgill, Vice-Presidentg and our sponsor was Mr. Green. We chose our class colors, rose and gray, and our class flower, the pink rose. Our class motto was chosen, The Way ls Hard, But The Prize ls Great. During that year we had a Halloween party at Rex Hurless', aChristmas party at Irene and Lester Merkle's. We also had a Weiner roast at Rockford. We had a cake raffle which helped our treasury increase, We also in our sophomore year lost Vernon Pontsler and Melba Agler. Now in our third year we are trying to gain a higher education. We now have Z3juniors. Our leaders for this year are Dick Good, Presidentg Barbara Cowgill, Vice-Presidentg Joanne Wise, Secretaryg Rosalyn Clouse, Treasurer, and Alice Custer, Historian. We gained Danny Sutton this year. We had a party at Joanne Wise's. On November 3, 1950, we had our class play, Do, Re, Me. It was quite a success. To Mr. Cress, our sponsor, goes the honor of directing the play. Now a few weeks later we have our new class rings, which we are very proud of, Nextwe are looking forwardto start- ing on our Prom. We hope it will be as successful as our class play. FIRST ROW: Joyce Ayers, Rosalyn Clouse, Martha Jane Clouse, Gloria Adams, Dorothy Witten, Max Kohn, Barbara Cowgill, Mary Wittung. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cress, Carl Johnson, Rex Hurless, Wally Smith, Deloyd Rickard, Joe Hertel, Lester Merkle. THIRD ROW: Alice Custer, Bob Mosier. Jim Carr, Dick Good, Jim Witten, Dan Sutton, Jack Wailick, Joanne Wise, Irene Merkle. FIRST ROW: Betty Brubaker, Janet Walls, PattyHunrer Don High, Jack Smalley, RosalindBigham, Marlene Wal lace John Cramer, BobGood, Jim Clouse. SECOND ROW: Mr Fleck, WaVe1Tay10r, Bob Brand, Clarence Mottinger Ned Scheidr, Don Keber, Lloyd Tolan, DickGalloway. is . , Charles Doan, Corky Points. THIRD ROW: P8U1iI16HOf- - mann, Phyllis Wirten, Janice Ricketts, CharlesC1ouse, Melvin Fickert, Thelma Gepliart, Herbert McConn, Lois . Beach, Christine Pollak, Iris Baker. Monday morning, September 8, 1949, 31 bright students entered high school to start a long drive toward graduation. The first year we lost Vernon Adelblue but also gained one when Don Keber carne, holding our number at 31. The officers our first year were Bob Good, President: Jack Smalley, Vice-President, Janet Walls, Secretary, Ned Scheidt, Treasurer, and Mr. Fleck as our sponsor. Now the second year, we started out with 31. We lost Leland Brown but gained one when Charles Doan came. Our officers this year are Iris Baker, President, Marlene Wallace, Vice- Presidentg Rosalind Bigham, Secre- tary, Betty Brubaker, Treasurer, and again we have Mr. Fleck as our spon- sor. We chose our class colors, White and Wine, and the Wine ,Rose as our class flower. During the next two years we hope to gain what we are striving for. Graduation! We started our journey through high school with twenty-five eager freshmen. It wasn't long until one of our girls, Margaret Fenton, left us. We bade her farewell and she was off. A little later, we thought we saw something new and found that it was a new girl, Mary Mar- garet Adelblue, We were all sorry that our advisor, Mr. Jenkins, left us, but we got started again with Mr. Green as our advisor. Next we chose our leaders which were: Boss -- Jerry Whiteg Straw Boss -- Ellen Sturnpg Banker -- Patty Brubaker, Secretary -- Belle Bighamg Red Cross -- Rhea Boroff and Bill Stutzg and last and least Historians -- Roberta Long and Marji Edwards. Then came cheerleader try-outs. From the four girls who tried out, Roberta Long was chosen. And finally came the dreadful day of our initiation. Boy, were we scared! -- Nothing happened. Next was the election for carnival king and queen. Our candidates were Jerry White and Patty Brubaker. We were glad to hear that Patty was chosen queen for the carnival. So endsour first year. If Fate is kind, we will return next fall. FIRST ROW: June Carr, Marjiann Edwards, Bill Stutz, Charles Rice, Jack Tribolet, Lee Pontsler, Bob Williams, Belle Bigham. SECOND ROW: Mr. Green, Jim Ayers, jerry White, Connie Straw, Sally Beach, Mary Adelblue, Rhea Boroff, Roberta Long, Janice Morgan. THIRD ROW: Patty Brubaker, Ellen Stump, Ilo Woods, Robert Long, Tom Ainsworth, Rollle Custer, Bob Emerick, Charles Putman, Junior Brown, Barbara Brubaker. 28 X M 304 4. V4 F gm 'vw QNX' 1 .ff 'Mfr i. , X 15. A ex , - fs' 1 4 -Alix EIGHT!-I GRADE SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jerry Kohn, David Smalley, Larry Stukey, Ronnie Brown, Leona Carr, Cynthia Ragon, Marcia Krugh, Gaylord Smith, Nancy Spahr, Marcia Walters. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bickett, Kaye Roller, Marilyn Rhodes, Helen Walls, Darrell Brand, Dixie Clouse, Janice Gardner, Charlotte Pollak, Shirley High, Marilyn Rickard, Jeanenne Balliet. THIRD ROW: Donna Adelblue, John Slagle, Bob Spitler, Wanda Kohn, James Hoverman, Bob Ames, Roger Snyder, Ruby Taylor, Donald Dibert, Norman Moore, Kent Jones. FIRST ROW: Walter Cramer, David Bigham, Jim Dull, Donald Cowgill, Ruth Rice, Dick Clouse, Marilyn Stukey. SECOND ROW: Billy Boroff, Stanley Ayers, John Adelblue, Rona1dPutman, Mrs. Wiseman, Rodney Smith, Phil Buschor, Donna Straw, Peter Witten. THIRD ROW: Gregg Gardner, Marcia Scheidt, Connie Hoverman, Tennyson Strawn, John Ainsworth, Lewis Long, Lucy Merkle, Londa Andrews. 30 F gdil ur, FIRST ROW: Ronnie Krugh, James McHugh, Donald Chaney, Jan Matthews, Glenn Pontsler, Ned Agler, Ronald Krick. SECOND ROW: Linda Cowan, Judy Hunter, Roberta Smith, David Clouse, Charles Mathew, Dick Jones, Marilyn Davis, Kay Thompson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stemmetz, Jimmy Ash, Betty Onishea, Carolyn Heppeard, Janet Williams, Betty Lockhart, Susanne Ross, Amelia Pina. FOURTH ROW: Mari1ynRice, Barbara Ainsworth, Karen Brubaker, Shirley Rickard, Keith Wortman, Kenneth Balliet, Harold Chaney, Richard Adelblue, Jimmy Adelblue, Wally Rhodes. ,HH GRADE slxrn GRADE FIRST ROW: Barbara Adelblue, Rosella Amweg, Marilyn Blossom, Shirley Snyder, Jill Krugh, Janis Ann Eller, Helen Carr, Betty McHugh. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Emerick, Bill Carr, Harold Dull, Royce High, Thomas Witten, Marcile Clouse, Kay Kline, Phillip Ames, Bobby Stutz, Marvin Walls, Charles Merkle. THIRD ROW: KennethThompson, Joe Gish, EugeneBrown, DoraAinsworth, John Dibert, Judith Rowland, Nancy Sidle, Norma Ainsworth, Linda Mottinger, Eli Pina. 31 Wig' t ' r 5 1 a Q l 'I ,i 1.1 ii E . U -We . FIRST ROXV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Thompson, Janice l-lertel, Barbara Bickle, Leila Wortman, Patricia Smith. Beverly Hiine, Carolyn Montgomery, Billy Adelblue, Jerry Strawn, Joyce Rice, Janet Ellinger, SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Bennett, Ronald Agler, Linda Krick, Alice Matthews, Paul Sutton, Gary Heckert, Rita I-laver, Roger l-leppeard, Scott Ellinger, Evelyn Shingledecker, Bobby NOfer, Jackie Ream. THIRD ROW: Barton Sidle, Deanna Dull, Phyllis Byer, Connie Chaney, Dennis White, Bobby Kohn, Billy Kline, Harold Miller, Marvin Kline, Larry Clouse, Carolyn Walters, Larry Shaw, David Gerrnann. Fourth Grade Third Grade FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Tickle, Carol Clear, Roger Ricketts, Mary Mathew Barbara Grant Jeannette Sutton, David Gunter, Fred Carr, Fred Book. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Putman, Jimmie Lockhart Donita Stetler, Donnie Krick, Jay Dee Clouse, Donna Ainsworth, Marla Kline, Jimmie Amweg, Joan Moore Jayne Gallawayl THIRD ROW: Donald Ainworth, Naomi Wallace, James Agler, Ginger Spicer Sharon Rouch Carmen Pina, Geraldine Clouse, Judy Stutz, Terry Brubaker, Wanda Pontsler, I r .rw 'N 41 FIRST ROW: Richard Pina, Sandy Gardner, Nancy Arnold, Donald Rickard, James Germann, Shirley Kiser, Hugh Allen Witten, Royce Williams, Marjorie Ayers, Phyllis Cowan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smalley, Gary Simmons, Sandra High, Larry Sell, Rebecca Ross, Janet Davis, Janice Shindeldecker, Bobby Kline, Michael Switzer, Donald Blossom, Betty Ann Kohn, Ronald Walters. THIRD ROW: Larry Wayne Stettler, Janet Lou O'Daffer, Linda Lou Rice, Deanna Fry, Evelyn Agler, Sharon Hunter, Lloyd McHugh, Tommy Nofer, Donald Witten, Alan Simon, Larry James Knoll, Dean Carr. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Raymond Eller, Jean Sidle, Lupe Pina, Ernest Hines, James Switzer, Barbara Sutton, Danny Stutz, Patsy Carr, Bonnie Kohn. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wolf, Sue Davis, Ruth Rank, Jerry Handwerk, Glen Amstutz, MontyStraw, Ramona Champion, Ronnie Walker, Jimmy Prichard, Sue Ainsworth, Allen Gribler. THIRD ROW: Bruce Bickle, Jerry LeeJohnson, James Blossom, John Ragon, Steve Putman, David Mathews, Larry Krugh, Joyce Agler, Gloria Clouse, Martha Amweg, Gary Chilcote. ' Qx xg: W .5 :SP Q ings' t Y mi x W Qi ,, X wg, Ns .- - six 4, .f..kfxf. , Q . AL Kyiv. X X- w- .. -. fs: Q H Q , X 531,55 S 'Qy N -wr . A , A-.Sv X b ,Qs ' , wi, ' fiiyexg. 'ik jg- x X. a-,,xij,,.gEFg xg -. u,f,..m Q, ., . 'gS'f'.,,i. fx-i . X . nfxivty-: , , sw . 4, 7 x , A: 1: '.,: -If I 5, f '- .SE ,., .r -.QQJX gm-5 wf'.,yi:.5m -,R , :Q . xx- , jigsaw -zf' . - X' -' . as A1 ,Q z- '- 1 - - - K,,f,,,1,:?'f-,- K Q gg, , 4 1. ,.3Si'R':,.XgU ffl, -W, g f V 2' ffdrf. 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K rf. , .' fy 5 'fd . 2 if ':2+.f,'x!' .. ax- ' W - Q-1Q55:V.r:Q,..A ' 4 ' I., if N xv xg x Y Qg, ,S Sf Tl 'f ' :V bk a M 2 ' W A ' ' ff in 4, .nffv-. V Xhtq sb Q' 1,1 ve .1 -I, X QA 'J 'V' EQ -'Q 2 Q ,X wav? V 1 Q 1 ' ' -au...-.a.Lg.....-..,,., -Q H, TI. i -:QM r X ffm R Q . . r 4 jx -Q X Y K q K 4 ylffktf -Mpc mu m SEATED: Charles Clouse. Cork Points, Jim Wirren, Ned Scheidt, Don Keber, Bob Brand, Rolland Custer, Wally Smith. STANDING: Mr. Bickert, JuniorBrown, lack Smalley, Jim Clouse, Charles Furman, Wavel Taylor, Jim Ayers, Max Kohn, John Cramer, Bob Emerick. 5-L 40 Janet Walls Joanne Wise A A 'rf CHEERLEADERS -4 Joanne Rickard , . A. we A ,,v Roberta Long 41 42 FIRST ROW: Gaylord Smith, Donald Dibert, James Hoverman, BobAmes, Darre11Brand, Bob Spitler, Ronald Putman, David Smalley. SECOND ROW:Mr Bickett. Jerry Kohn, Walter Cramer, John Adelblue, Dick Clouse, Lewis Long, Billy Boroff, Ronald Brown, Donald Cowgill. JUNIOR HIGH Marilyn Rhodes, Marilyn Rickard, Londa Andrews, Marcia Scheidt. ..i'Xm A-.q,u:g5 ' wi - -, Q-.fc-..,,,,,.z, .A-,Q1 - M BASEBAU FIRST ROW: JohnCrarner, Jim Clouse, Cork Points, Deloyd Rickard, Clarence Motunger Don Keber Clarence Beach. SECOND ROW: Charles Putman, Jim Witten, Wally Smith, Rolland Custer Bob Emeuck Wave1Tay1or, Mr. Fleck. 'wr Q.-,-A Q SEHWQJQK' . W 2.5,-ggkrwbq.. , lq,,.,.1 '..,v'.X,-Ir , hx fff .-fd,-fr-,-Q... ,-r 4.4, 2 r., -vzfip, 1 . .-fa -.-'w.f.-,g ' f,-Nu.,-62-- The scores for the games were as follows OCL Convoy 1 Hoaglin-Jackson 7 OPP Z0 5 3 4 Ridge 7 Willshire 1 York 6 4 ANNUAL ROYALTY In an annual selling competition among grades seven through eleven, the eighth grade was vic- torious, As their reward, they had the privilege of selecting the Annual King and Queen. Their choices are pictured below. iff? HELEN WALLS Queen 'KLZY R. DARRELL BRAND King figs' ,TEEN l Q. Q gg 1 l- ,Q 25: :E- lu v 6 2 B 5 'S' 5 2 -9 'O F0 CRQ5 E - RSOF' AMERIC YAQMAKFR5' 10 ww- 1 -915 ' 'kffczfxci' D mf! 5-E f .xokFXFAj '35 'J' H E 1' 0 Q' ,'V23 gQi QS! X ga 'bo , on-Z6 '44 LM 5 aftu T' X ,,-no 'P ' A Va o le'4'oN ,ox 685,35 EW f 02223 5 J lf Q 5, Z: .x 7 XX? .f:.,' ' f 'X fi . Z5 Q.. ., .. ,,9 'Q 49 Q, 0' 4V 'CY O'CITIAN STAFF Editor .... Assistant Editor , Art Editor . . . Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Joke Editors . . Snapshot Editor . Classes Editor . Calendar Eaitor , Business Managers Advertising . . Distribution . Gale Smith . Loma Agler . Dick Points . . . . . . . Opal Taylor . . . . . . . Larry Kohn Dorothy Jean Rice, Sharon Meeker . . . . . . Joanne Rickard . . . . Darlene Davis . . . . . Fred Wittung . . . . Jeanette Roller, Betty Stutz .Clarence Beach, Jane Anne Sternen Raymond Balliet, Mary Boroff . . . Helen Shaw, Jim Rickard Charles Cramer, Wilma Fickert it sv'-M TOTEM POLE The Totem Pole 15 published the second Wednesday after the six weeks. Thenews consists ofedztorials gossip classnews honor roll and roving reporte r. Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor . Joke Editor ,... Business Manager . Boys' Sports . , Girls' Sports Society Editor . Mr. Gens' Dept. . . Mr. Green's Dept. . Mr. Cress' Dept. . Mr. F1eck's Dept. . Mr. Trachsel's Dept. Miss Dull's Dept. . Miss Severn's Dept. Senior Class , . . Junior Class . . Sophomore Class . . Freshman Class . Grade Reporter . . Art ...... Mimeograph Operator Advisor ..... rw- ,Q ith ll 3 , lil 'uv- 48 x. V-TEENS Teen Timers is our theme. The sym- bol is a clock. Our colors--royal and baby blue. We have strict regulations andasecretknock. We also have a secret sister who is called our Old Time Friend. Our officers are named after parts of the clock. The president, The Main Spring, is Loma Aglerg Joanne Wise is the vice-president or The Second Hand, Jeanette Roller is the so-called Minute Hand, as she keeps all our minutes recorded. Our Balance Wheel, is Jane Anne Stemen who counts our millions. Our Tick, Thelma Gephart, can really make it hum when she sits at our piano. Helen Shaw is the Tock, who sounds off when we want to sing. You hear all about our man parties and fun through the Alarm, Cllristine Pol- lak, The Dial gives us the vim and vigor to dance and sing--this is Marlene Wallace, when we are noisy we know we'll get silenced by the Silencer, Rosalind Bigham, We feel that we are very for- tunate to have Mrs. Wilbur Wise and Mrs. Donald Straw as our mother advisors al- though we call them The Stems. Big Ben's job is to hold it up and steer it clear of all ruts it might get ing that is just what Miss Severn, our swell advisor, has done for us. There are 41 girls in our club with almost 10070 attendance. We have a fine quintette, who entertained us on various occasions. We have entertained our mothers. We have sent money to CARE, given the first three grades a gra.nd Christmas part , provided the school with abeautiful Christmas tree, and done many other little things which we enjoyed. We hope that we have done our best in honoring God, our country, and our com- munityg in helping other girls and have been in all ways a loyal, true member of America. 1 I X' s ISI '- -Ji- l mfg I H., Y ' 5 IQg:f:f59.,- , ' 1112225 ',-' . ,g ,ussfingagolg iv v 'un ll LEE 1 x FIRST ROW: Rex Hurless, Dick Galloway, Deloyd Rickard, Charles Cramer, joe Heftel, Ned Scheidt, Jim Witten, Don Keber. SECOND ROW: Bill Stutz, Jerry White, Lester Merkle, Tom Ainsworth, Wally Smith, Jack Wallick, Ray Balliet, Frederick Wittung, Mr. Tingley, THIRD ROW: John Cramer, Lee Pontsler, Jim Ayers, Bob Williams, Herbert McCorm, Mel- vin Fickert, Bob Mosier, Junior Brown, Jack Tribolet, Don High. F.F.A. The Ohio City Chapter was chartered in 1941, with Mr. Smith as advisor. Mr. Prior became advisor of the chapter in 1945. In 1946 the chapter won a gold medal in the district in parliamentary procedure and placedthird at international livestock judging. Every year we have a Parent 8: Son Banquet which is always a big event. In 1947 we won a silver medal in par- liamentary procedure. In 1948 we won a silver medal in parliamentary procedure again and had two state farmers out of our chapter, Dallas High and Bob Galloway. In 1950 we won a silver medal in parliamentary procedure and plan to have a bigger and better Parent 8: Son Banquet. The officers this year are as follows: President -- Charles M. Cramerg Vice President -- Deloyd Rickardg Secretary -- Dick Gallowayg T reasure r -- Ned Scheidtg Reporter -- Joe I-Iertelg Sentinel -- .Tack Wallick. 6 'Q DME 1 S AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mary Wittung, Marjiann Edwards, Joyce Ayers, Dorothy Jean Rice, Martha Clouse, Sharon Meeker, Joanne Rickard, Patty Hunter, Belle Bigham, Dorothy Witten, SECOND ROW: Miss Dull, Opal Taylor, Mary Adelblue, Ellen Stump, Christine Pollak, Ilo Woods, Joanne Wise, Janice Ricketts, Phyllis Witten, Rhea Boroff, Darlene Davis, THIRD ROW: June Carr, Rosalind Bigham, Janice Morgan, Pauline Hofmann, Roberta Long, Mary Boroff, Alice Custer, Iris Baker, Sally Beach, Connie Straw, Barbara Bru- baker, Patty Brubaker. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States. The Ohio City Chapter was organized in March, 1946, under the capable lead- ership of Miss Vera Dull, Colors of the organization are red and white andthe flower is the red rose. The F. H. A. brings together groups interested in hornernaking and family living. Our officers for 1950-51 are as follows: P r e s ident -- Mary Wittungg Secretary -- Joanne Rickardg Treasurer -- Jeanette Rollerg Reporters -- Janice Ricketts and Pauline Hofmann. ,.-- V iw FIRST ROW: Jane Ann Stemen, Janice Morgan, Connie Straw, Barbara Cowgill, Phyllis Witten, Jeanette Roller, Janice Ricketts, llo Woods. SECOND ROW: Jim Ayers, Jim Witten, Bob Brand, Don Keber, Jerry White, Charles Clouse, Jim Clouse, Mr, Rolfes, THIRD ROW: Marjiann Edwards, Martha Clouse, Joanne Rickard, Dorothy Witten, Mary Adelblue, Barbara Brubaker, Sharon Meeker, Gloria Adams, Patty Hunter, Dorothy Jean Rice, CHORUS This year the chorus had a new director, Mr,. Jack Rolfes. Though he was new, he did a good job. In November at the Gpen House, the girls' chorus put on a rninstrel with several featured numbers from a few of the members of chorus. Plans were made to sing at the County Festival to be held at Union. This we did later in the year, It was thoroughly en- joyed by all. The chorus also performed at the District Contest. Most of our singing was done a cap- pella, which caused us to learn a lot about music which we didn't know before. BAND The Ohio City-Liberty Band, under the able direction of Mr. Jack Rolfes, has been very active. A new drum major, Connie Straw, was elected at the end of the school term of 1950. To start the year off with our new director, the band played at the Van Wert County Fair. The band participated in the Halloween Festival at Van Wert. We received first prize. The band also playedfor the festival and basketball games held at Ohio City. At the beginning of the school term, 1950-1951, officers were elected. Lorna Agler, Presidentg Dorothy Witten, Vice- Presidentg Marlene Wallace, Secretaryg Bob Brand, TreasurergDon Keber, Repor- ter. RED CROSS CGUNCIL 8232i . 2, rig'-1 T FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Stutz, Leona Carr, Gloria Adams, Gale Smith, Walter Cramer, David Smalley. SECOND ROW: Helen Walls, Loma Agler, Thelma Gephart, Joel-lertel, Rhea Boroff, Pauline Hofmann, Lucy Merkle. The Red Cross officers for this year were: President ..... Gloria Adams Vice President .... Gale Smith Secretary ...... Helen Walls Treasurer . . . Thelma Gephart As projects, we started a Red Cross Drive and plan to finish the chest drive that was started last year. That is to send a chest full of articles to some foreign country. We had our assembly on October 27th. Two movies were presented which all of us enjoyed very much. If, on a third Monday of every month at 12:20, you happen to see several energetic, noisy students in the commercial room, you will know it is just the members of the Junior Red Cross getting together for their monthly meeting. LIBRARIAN STAFF -fr NAM. A L-5x SEATED: Mr. Cress, Belle Bigham, Loma Agler, Joyce Ayers, Joanne Rickard, STANDING: Janet Walls, Barbara Cowgill, Lois Beach, Thelma Gephart, Charles Cramer, Dick Galloway, Mary Witrung, Sharon Meeker, Jane Anne Stemeri, Gloria Adams, Max Kohn. The Ohio City Librarian Staff was in the reference library and approximately formed in l945 for better service to the 160 magazines. student body. Two librarians are scheduled for one Our reference library is operated by period. They alternate, one working one sixteen librarians, one chief librarian, week and the other working the next week. one assistant chief librarian, who is the Their duties are to clean up the library chieflibrarian the following school term, and to keep a record of all the books that and one advisor. There are now 900 books are taken out during the period. 54 COUNCIL OF PRESIDENTS This year the presidents and Mr. Gens decided to forrn a council and have regular meetings. We elected Charles Cramer as president of the council. Iris Baker was elected secretary. The council includes the president of each class from the seventh grade on up. The presidents of the Y-Teens, Red Cross, F. H. A. , and F. F. A. are also included. At the first of the year we decided to start a project for the whole school, getting new curtains for the stage. To raise the money, we planned and held a fall festival. With this money and that which the classes of 49 and 5O left the school, we bought the curtains. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loma Agler, Ronnie Putman, Charles Cramer, Iris Baker, Darrel Brand. SECOND ROW: Gloria Adams, Mary Wittung, Jerry White, Dick Good. 55 x' X Xl- - ' . mi-Ne, -.... ,nu L 1 N- QV 6 ,, gf s' .3423 S- f - ., Editor . . . Gale Smith Assistant Editor . . . Loma Agler Advisor . . . . Joyce Severn tr BER F s 1 7 8 11415 '2122 '2829 z '1- 'iz .u 12' Y' L51- 2:1 EZ 1.2 D I P- uJ 2 I'- I .H D E5 u 9 D Z 2 O 2 1-Z th: U1 SI I 'r- 'iz 11 o zz v- LF 'NZ iw CZ 1.1. 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F.H.A, Assembly 2 N Go 29 Baseball game, Rldge - Ohio City trounces f'fl'-'51- 1- gg Oct. 3 Baseball game, Willshire York 39-29 ,. ,Q to 5 Mr. John Shiraef QA-Ssemblyb Rip Van Wiiikia playlet nf? 1' 1' N 5 - Baseball game, Y01'k Mendon noses out Ohio -4? 6 - End of first term City 50-42 10 - Senior Class PiC1Z1l1'9S 8th Grade Assembly , f :E if taken Z3-24 Thanksgiving Holidays jr .f,,5,E2,a, 12 - V. W. C. T.A. Mary Boroff's birthday gf 'Wifi 13 - Seniors Initiate Betty sfiima birthday gil'-:Egg Freshmen Dec. End of second term V1 19223 Z0 - Individual pictures - Watermain broke - -0- Carnival lf2 day vacation F w gg Ol Q 2.3 - County Testing Program Hoosier Cornhuskers 'NN 27 - N. W. o. E. A. - Toledo Ohio City tramples 27 - Junior Red Cross Council Ridge 64-45 31 - Halloween Jubilee Ohio City edges out Q23 Nov. 3 - Junior Class Play Coldwater 51-44 fi 7 - Seniors present mock Rockford defeats Qhjo 0210 S 2 election City 51-35 N 1-mm: 7 - Willshire defeats Ohio F. F. A. Fun Night, Convoy fe 1- pQQ City 49-32 Ohio City surprises A im O N55 8 - Junior Class Play at Convoy 31-47 '- P 1' N Willshire Middlepoint defeats AZNGQ xg 10 - Larry Kohn'S birthday Ohio City 61-46 ' F3 Y-Teen Christmas party -3-. 11 - .-3 E 1 2322 3 w - - m 2 1: 2 E2 N352 1951 FEBRUARY 1951 ., a',7I. JSSI.. 1951 JAN UARY 1951 sun mon Tue wen mu fm sn -.T 1. sun Mon Tue wen mu F111 sn .es J., 1 2 3 S 31352: S 505325151515 1 2 3 4 Z ig 45678910 123 12 78910111 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 333553312 '54Z1g1Zg3, 14 15 16 17 18 19 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ,g,.,,O,,2,m, ,21g1,,m,,m 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 25 26 27 28 2s2e212s29sos1 '2Ii7.52627282930 28 29 36 31 .91 31. .251 1951 IVII-llilzfl 1951 11:11. 1951 A v H I L SUN MON TUE WED THU S .'T'?5?'15 1 2 3 4 5 ,H s 9 10 11 12 333523313 16 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 252333333233 29 30 .et End of 4th term F. F, A. District Speech Contest Loma Agler's birthday Commercial Assembly Music Assembly Good Friday 7th grade Assembly Ohio City vs. Wren fbaseballj Preliminary District state test Clarence Beach's birthday End of 5th term Sth Grade test History Assembly Senior Class Play Senior Assembly Final District State Test Junior -Senior Prom Exams for Seniors Baccalaureate Final Exams Commencement Reports School Closes Class trip Sharon Meeker's birthday Opal Taylor's birthday Dorothy Jean Rice's SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT -H- N97 ras rfiiiza Lilian 1 2 3 Apnm' 4 5 0 1 S 910 3111323 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 891011121314 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 QQJZQQQQQQZQSQ 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2930 Dec. ZZ Y-Teen Assembly Mar, ZZ - Christmas Vacation Z7 Jane Anne Stemen's birthday Z8 - Bubbles birthday Jan. Z - Classes resume 3 Retakes for the Annual 5 - Ohio City Chapter OES Apr. 5 - Ohio City captures league lead by trampling Union 46-37 9 - Dr. Bingham lectures Seniors 10 - Fred Wittung's birthday lZ - Ohio City vs, Willshire 18-19 - Semester exams 19 - Ohio City vs. Wren Z0 - End of semester May 20 - Wilma Fickert's birthday 23 - Senior Chili Supper 2.6 - Ohio City vs. Hoaglin Jackson 17 Z6 - Junior Assembly 30 - Ohio City vs. Ridge Z4 Feb. Z - Ohio City vs. Middlepoint 3 - Senior Scholarship tests 6 - Special Assembly 9 - F. F. A. 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Q10 YFS C?Q'rxONER5 I 1 1302 Qs ffl PEM' HERFF 223 North A Y xCyLIRX5Af ,f 1 'K D MAYL ' m3,1Nf,f 4'A e TO SENIOR CLASS ADVISER: High school classes and oz-ga: ...D througho have frequently taken educational tri groups have used ut the na ' ps by Gre our tour Wit 99 soosma PAGE 1 's'.n 'M X r, FN time YANKEE K at .4 I '3 ng ' ' -er e Gale Smith Bob Long Corky Points Charles Putman Rosalind Bigham Iris Baker Janet Walls . Mr. Cress Lester Merkle Martha Jane Clouse Betty Brubaker Jane Anne Stemen Clarence Mottinger Pauline Hofmann Barbara Brubaker Jim Ayers Helen Walls Clarence Beach Patty Hunter Christine Pollak Mrs. S. C. Stemen Helen Shaw Barbara Cowgill Melvin Fickert Herb McConn Alice Custer Jerry White Mr. Rolfes Joe Hertel Mr. Gens Kay Roller Jerry Kohn Joanne Wise Rosalyn Clouse Ellen Stump Sally Beach Roberta Long Irene Merkle Mr. Fleck Joanne Eber Jeanette Roller Darlene Davis Maynard George Marilyn Switzer Mr. Glenn Roller Clark Shoe Store Charles Cramer Betty Stutz Wilma Fickert Belle Bigham Betty Gish Raymond Balliet Charles Clouse Fred Wittung Mr. Green Gloria Adams Joyce Ayers Ned Sche idt Lois Beach Max Kohn Mary Wittung Bob Good Don Keber Charles Doan Joanne Rickard Jack Smalley Wavel Taylor Loma Agler Miss Joyce Severn of HIIHANII PIIINHR MlllS,INlI ll. M. BRIIBAKHI Si S0 Dealers in Burks Water System Phone 33 Ohio CNY Sales Sn Services for Minneapolis Moline Tractors Farm Machinery Bolen Huski Garden Tractors and Attachments IIIISSHI IIIBHH 8130 BWI Gill 81 K Illll Real Estate Brokers - Auctioneers 204 Marsh Building Van Wert, Ohio Congratulations On Your Graduation And Best Wishes For Success lllllllllll DAIRY Van Wert, Ohio Pasteurized gl Homogenized Dairy Products Where Quality Goes In Before The Cap Goes On Distributor for Ohio City, Ohio Brandt Rice Compliments of A P GRACERY Self Service Phone 58 Ohio City, ohio C ornpliments of KENNEDY MA UEACEURI A CUMPANY Van Wert, Ohio When in Van Wert Stop in at the SE REIEE DRIVE-I Enjoy tray service in your car 938 South Washington UHIU CHE GARAGE General Repair Standard Oil Bob Hooks gl Chip Brubaker Phone 10 Ohio City HIIHIRISI BllllIlHiS 81 SUPPH 00. General Contracting 517 Leeson Avenue Van Wert, Ohio Builders Supplies Plumbing Millwork Heating of lAllllllIK'S JEWHRY ZlO East Main Van Wert, Ohio lllllllllll Mllll ll llll. Feeds -Seeds -Coal-Fertilizer Grinding and Mixing Ohio City, Ohio Phone 84 Cool Club Orange That Good Orange Drink WESHH 0Hl0 BUIHI G 00. Van Wert, Ohio GEURG Congratulations Congratulations and Best Wishes from to the Class of 1951 lzll7 Si lg Hillls F IgEY llIlI'0 Gill Y' Ii Iilw VVEA Hit Phone 14 ohio City Phone 139 Agent Loans , Real Estate Insurance Main Street Ohio City, Ohio Phone 8 E E. MUUHE EHE BURDE CHEESE CUMPA Y Division of the Borden Company Van Wert, Ohio 'QD Congratulations Sz Best Wishes to Class of 1951 Your 0fv SMUB ff 00. 0 E g V 4 4xX'f Dealer Complete Modern Service Purdy Motor Sales, Inc. Van Wert, Ohio Congr atulations SIU 8 lUCHl1 Compliments HARD ER lUMB1R CU. Ohio City, Ohio Phone 1 Compliments of the UHIU CNY IIVHHUCK IXCHA G1 Ohio City Phone 141 PAUI L BUHKI Distributor Standard Oil Phone 34 Ohio City Congratulations Class of '51 Wortman Bros. Co. WHRIMAN UIUR SAIIS, IC N. Market St. Van Wert, Ohio Dealer in Quonset Steel Buildings For Farm and Industry Allis Chalmers 81 New Idea Power Farming Equipment Studebaker Cars 8: Trucks Congratulations and Best Wishes For Happiness gl Success to the Graduating Class of Fifty-one HSI HAUIR Manufacturing Company Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HUMPHREY-RAABI Motor Corporation Ford Sales and Service Van Wert, Ohio - Phone Z-0281 ROBINSON' S for The Best Hair Cut in town Compliments of McCOY'S FLOWER SHOP G. C. MURPHY CO Beautiful Corsages East Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio When in Van Wert Always meet your friends BROWNIS at BARBER SHOP BALYEATS' COFFEE SHOP Van Wert, Ohio ohio City, ohio Don - Dave - Louis Open Air Market Fresh Fruits 8: Vegetables Route 30 Van W ert, Ohio ROWLAND BARBER SHOP It pays to look well WILLIMAN Sz SONS Complete Food Market Van Wert, Ohio For Home News THE VAN WERT TIMES - BULLETIN COFFEE POT RESTAURANT 139 East Central Avenue Van Wert, Ohio Good Food - Friendly Service Welcome Compliments of JOHN EARL, INC. Van Wert Department Store 108-110 East Main fi , WB, V23 I Compliments of THOMAS JEWELRY COMPANY 114 South Washington Van Wert, Ohio U. S. SPORTING GOODS CO. Compliments In Van Wert of HINES' 81 SON Van Wert, Ohio Since 1912 SYN K nw, A Compliments COWGILL'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Across from Campus Congratulations 81 Compliments Best Wishes for Happiness 8: Success of to the KIGGINS CAMERA SUPPLY Graduating Class of '51 Everything Photographic PRICHARD'S MARKET 137 East Main Street Ohio City, Ohio Van Wert, Ohio Phone 36 Compliments Van Wert, Ohio VAN WERT MONUMENT CO KIRKLAND FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Quality Furniture Quaker Oil Burners Sales and Service Phone 15 Ohio City, Ohio BAGLEY COAL 8: BUILDERS SUPPLY Plumbing, Heating, Roofing Builders Supplies, Appliances 116 N. Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio Phone 3033 SANDWICH SHOP 215 E. Main Van Wert, Ohio UNDERWOOD MUSIC HOUSE Band Instrurnents RAMSEY'S SERVICE 605 E. Main Pianos Sheet Music at 107 N. Washington Tyler Van Wert, Ohio Phone 2879 Compliments of KING'S FOOD CENTER Self-Service Super Mkt. 312-16 S. Shannon St. Phone 2666 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of BALYEAT The Clothier Van Wert, Ohio Best Wishes to Class of '51 JEANETTEUS BEAUTY SHOP COMMUNITY OIL 8: GAS COMPANY 120 North Market Street Phone 3312 Van Wert, Ohio -4 I Compliments of PASTIME AMUSEMENT COMPANY Ohio City, Ohio Compliments JOE POLLAK'S of Z.EIGLER'S GROCERY Cut-Rafe Drugs Phone 71 ohio City, ohio ohio city, Ohio Q' 1' K A,.f.i2!4M.,1, ' - Wtfsieg, '11, N s MISS JOYCE SEVERN Compliments of TICKLE'S RESTAURANT Fine Foods Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of KOHN 8: WILLIAMS DEPARTMENT STORE Rockford, Ohio Compliments of FRIGID LOCKER SERVICE Van Wert, Ohio WISE BROTHERS Used C ars The Best for the Least ohio City, ohio Compliments B 8: T CLEANERS Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of HIGH'S BILLIARD PARLOR WINEBURGH'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery 8: Lingerie Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of VAN WERT BOOK STORE Hal V. Hunt Congratulations GOODSELL'S Wall Paper at Paints ll3 South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio Congratulations EWING LUMBER COMPANY 2.01 North Cherry Street Van Wert, Ohio Telephone 3233 or 2684 Compliments of SPITLER'S SHOE REPAIR Ohio City, Ohio COLONIAL RESTAURANT 115 South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio Home Cooked Meals Home Made Pies Open 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Except Sunday Harley Welker , Owner Compliments of WILSON GIFT SHOP 104 W. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of FOOD LANE 1145 W. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio DULL LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Lumber-Coal-Builders Supplies North End of Shannon Street Phone 2914 Van Wert, Ohio Best Wishes From COWAN 8: SON Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of BROOKSIDE DAIRY Don't Forget to Stop In At BROOKSIDE DRIVE -IN for Delicious Ice Cream Sn Thick Malts Compliments of BROWNIE'S DRIVE - IN Junction 127 and 2.24 Two Miles North of Van Wert, Ohio hi. sw- - R. E. MILLER gl SONS, INC. John Deere and Caterpillar Sales 8: Service Van Wert Spencerville gs. . 5.31 ww VAN WERT TRACTOR SALES 116 South Walnut Phone 3129 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HARMON'S RESTAURANT Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of THE YEARLING Across From Fairgrounds At Van Wert, Ohio R. R. Burgoon - - Owner B. R. WISE Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions Suits to Your Measure Staple and Fancy Groceries Ohio City, Ohio Phone 40 Compliments of BLOSSOM'S ELECTRICAL AND APPLIANCE Your Westinghouse Dealer Electric Ranges Refrigerators, Radios Ohio City, Ohio MYERS Ay-5-7 YEARBOOKS 0. ::l 0 'U .'.-nit THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY , . MYERS ANC CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS , 1 11 , -N 1 . - 1 ,11 Pit! '1 nvi -1 ,1r11,, , 1 ff. 1 'mu px 11,1 I 'Q' .Q -.'1- 0 -1.9! ' W, g fx k1U:41fs,h ' 1 x31.,.:1111l, , - -44 'C 11' ' L 4M I I X ..,41' .1 1 , rl if b 1 . L 1 ' '1 .. ' 1 1 N I P 11x11 1 1 . 1 ' Q1 1 A I 1 I A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 I 1 1 . 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