Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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I, 'ff f 1 A-'1 , ' I 9 . D -, .,3. 41 ' 3a .'1I3 ' H. A :'- ' 4' .Q K'1 , - - .0 P N - - .. ' 4 ' A if ,r rf- -r Pr r' r'. ri' .ff - ' Q it , 'Q ui -A ' 5 . I - 'f Q . Y, 'I f 'H n 5 ' I I I' 5 . .' ., , A 4 PIIBLISHED BY TIQIE STUDENTS ' . h K F 5 ' ' Q 4 fof K vu ' ' 'V' 1 -- ' IIEMBBRVILLE HIQH SCHOOL If , X' 0 ,O 0 If . r 4- ., - . c. 1 N .A 1 A .if 1 'A '.I . 7 s 'v L. X if V-,u A Q. AQ 'zlrfw . Q l ' 'f 'P gl A 1 t . 5 . v -, U ' ', Q - A . 1, Q as if I U - - 4 kb. if I ,. 9 ' o . .QF PEMBERVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL ' 7 . Q O , 1 s , , . , . EDITOR A DOROTHY SAMSON BUSINESS MANAGER-JOHN DIEQKSEN Q Q' , ', I - V 1 - ' fn 11- '- 'Y 4 w it p ,P :V t QI ' 5 , , O ' .ff . I n Q, L, I ol , ' ' 'P UI ,...'I - , , . - .. I If 4 . , 'S' .' X DI:'Dl!3i1'Il!JIl We, the Seniors of 49 dedicate the Pemberette to our three advisers, Mr. Heck- man, Mrs. Russell, and Mrs. Cornell, who so ably guided us through our High School Years. Compliments of ROLF'S CAFE Alvin M. jones, Owner 2 IIIBLE UF BUIITEIIT ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOM ORES FRESI-IMEN GRADES ACTIVITIES SPORTS MUSIC 19 LAWERANCE BRUNING President JOHN DIERKSHEIDE WILLIS HECKMAN .4 , ROY ROGERS ERNEST HECKMAN Clerk 4 WALTER GERWIN MR. J. D. THOMPSON OUR SUPERINTENDENT, MR. THOMPf SON, WAS BORN ON APRIL 21 AT PORTS- MOUTH, X OHIO. HE ATTENDED O H I O NORTHERN AND RECEIVED HIS B. S. DE- GREE THERE. HE ALSO ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN A N D RE- CEIVED HIS A. B. AND M. A. DEGREES, THE EXCHANGE BANK OF LUCKEY JACOB'S MARKET Luckey, Ohio 'Your home bank for more than a third of a Meats Food Lockers century Member F. D. I, C. 8: Federal Reserve System Luckey, Ohio 5 MRS. MARIE BAKER MR. E. A. PALMER MRS, JEANETT CORNELL MR. A, MADARAS MISS PHYLLIS HARRISON MR. C. I-IECKMAN LOUISE BEAUTY SHOP Pc-rmzment Wavvs of Distinvtion STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL Inclividualizvd Service INSURANCE CO- Ihum- 1552 Pembcrville, Ohio Arnold W. Samson, Agent 6 MISS MARIE BRUNING MISS GRACE FAI-ILE MRS. IRENE RHOADS MIsS MARILYN GOCKERMAN MRS. JANE BRUNING MISS MARGARET BAILEY TEBBE IMPLEMENT CO. THE HOBART - BOWLUS CO- Formall Tractors MCCORMICK FARM Dry Goods Gents' Furnishings Hardware Equipment International Harvester Refriger- GRAIN ELEVATOR tors Home Freezers Now located in their new building GIBSONBURG, OHIO PHONE 3113 7 MRS. KATHARINE RUSSELL MR. J. R. KINGSBURY Teachers ' Review Time: August 28, 1948 Place: Sports Arena, Toledo, Ohio Event: Today is an all day teachers' meeting preparatory to the opening of school, Sep- tember 8th. For this occasion is planned for the a. m. a business meeting, of which Miss Harrison, our Commercial teacher, will read the minutes of the last meeting and record those of this meeting: and for the p, m. the teachers have planned a program for the benefit of the public. Since our su- perintendent, Mr. Thompson, and Historv teacher, Mr. Palmer, happen to be in charge we see many Pembervillians. Won't you join us? Mr. Thompson: Good afternoon, folks. We the teachers of Wood County sincerely wish you a. hearty welcome to the Teachers Re- view, I know you are all anxious to see this program so sit back, relax, and on with the program! Mr. Announcer- -- Announcer: As our characters come on the stage, I will introduce them. Our first group are those from Pemberville. At this point a tall, well groomed lady comes on the stage. She has 'a white jacket with many little pockets in it over her dress. In these pockets is a tape measure, scissors, marking czhalk, and packs of needles. Yes. this is the Home Economics teacher, Mrs, Baker. Sihe is fitting a. pattern on Mrs. Russell, the Mathemat- ics instructor, well liked by everyone. Mrs. Rus- sell is in charge of all high school Math and is the Sophomore sponsor. They seem to be dis- cussing a book they are reading, when who should appear but Mrs. Cornell, who is inter- ested in all types of Literature. She is the High School English teacher and also is the senior sponsor, She has read the book and is explaining the mysterious plot of the story when a jolly. little, man comes skipping on the stage witih a violin case in one hand and many workbooks in the other. It is our Music teacher, Mr. Kings- lzury. He is teaching 8th English, Public Speaking, and all Music. At this time, every- thing disappears and out of a cloud of smoke comes Mr. Heckman, who is instructing thc Science class's and also is the Freshman spon- sor, He is discussing the atomic bomb with Mr. Thompson, thc American Governiment teacher, and Mr. Palmer, wfho is the 7th spotisar, En- g'ish tewcher, and History teacher, as well 'as the boys Jr. High Plhys. Ed. coach. Mr, Palmer changes tihe subject to the basketball games which his Jr. High team have played when Mr, Madaras, our high school coach, appears. Mr. Madaras is also the instructor of Manual Train- ing and Mechanical Drawing for the 'high school boys. A brief intermission is observed. Mr, Announcer: The stage is now being trans- formed into an elementary atmosphere.. As the curtain is pulled an alert little lady is printing first grade spelling words on the blackboard. Need we say, this is Mrs, Bai- ley, who has started many youngsters off with an open mind and eager to learn more. A few feet to the rigiht of Mrs. Bailey's blackboard is a lady tacking paper figures on a. bulletin board. She is amid a large group of gay little second graders. It is Mrs. Bruning, The scene changes and now appear three lines of enthusiastic children with their instructors. What is it: a spelling bee? No, it seems they are having a multiplication quiz. Miss Fahle, Mrs. Rhoades, and Miss Gockerman, tlhe fifth, fourth and third grade teachers are conducting this quiz. Evidently the fifth grade pupils have won the quiz because they are filing into the sixth grade classroom where their arrival is awaited by Miss Bmning and anxious students And now Uhe fallen curtain engulfs another year of understanding, THE PEMBERVILLE ELEVATOR ASS'N Your own co-operative Everything in Farm Supplies and Farmers Service FARM 8: HOME HARDWARE llm... 1 . Upper Left: Mrs. Thompson Upper- Right: Mrs. Stein Lower Left: Mr. C. Duncan, Mr. E. Rcstemf-yor Lower I-iight: Mr, Sherman Mr. E, Hillie, Mr. K. Stahrol CAINTPBICLL 544 ll 7 I ' Fl J. V-8-Division Nl111LJ1x'O1l, Ohm 9 L, Ki: I i 2 .1 ll! ,Q . , Ll , , I ' I L, L Y , W Q - A Bill Smith FIIHICI' Hiscl' Scott MCCreaary Dorothy Szmison Peggy Smith Jewel Lawson Dolores Huge-im-yi-1' James Eisenhour Pauline Davidson I-IERCULES STAMPING CO. Pvmberville, Ohio Light liz Medium Stampings, Pressed Metal, Assemblies 10 SF, 'Ill U. dn EJ Senior Class History9 On September fourth of nineteen forty- five the Freshman class entered high school with an enrollment of thirty-seven students Filled with ambition and enthusiasm, the ma- jority of our class settled down to overcoming the obstacles which tlhe high school course of study offers to its freshman students. Under the able guidance of Mr. Heckman we started our first year in high school. Our class welcomed five new students: Martha Ernsthausen, Tom Bockbrader, Lloyd Peters, and Pauline Davidson from New Rochester, and Miriam Hecker from Cleveland. A class party was held in the school cafe- teria in September. We also had a Hallowe'e.1 party in I-Iartrnan's barn. The class had a lot of fun at both parties. During the year we elected the following as class officers: President-Daniel Sander Vice President - Dorothy Samson Secretary - Heber Howard Treasurer - Scott McCreary We started our Sophomore Class with thirty-two students. We were very sorry to lose five members of our class, but were very glad to gain two new members in January. They were Betty and Bonnie Musser. A' We had Mrs. Russell to guide us through our school year. We all missed Mrs. Russell wlhen she was ill during the winter. At that time we had Mrs. Rainy and Mrs. Shultz to take Mrs. Russel1's place. Tihe big event of this year was the pick- ing of our class rings, and the hayride which followed. D A N I E L S A N D E R Compliments of NORMAN SIEVING Produce Station We were all proud to have some of our boys on the basketball and baseball tearns again. During the year we elected these officers: President - Scott McCreary Vice President - Duane Patterson Secretary - Donald Cobb Treasurer - John Dirksen Reporter - Joyce Ballard Atlh. Ass. Rep. - George Riehm We started our Junior year with thirty- three students, but we had the misfortune to lose Don Cobb in the middle of the year. We again had Mrs. Russell as our class sponsor. One of the big events of this year was our Junior Play, Wanted, A Hero, given No- vember seventh, under the guidance of Mrs. Cor- nell and Mrs. Russell. We had the privilege of serving two ban- duets during tlhe year to make money for our class trip that we are planning to take at com- mencement time. VVe again were proud to have some of our boys on the basketball and baseball teams. We were also very proud of Jewell Lawson, Delores Hagemeyer and Dorothy Samson, who were cheerleaders. The biggest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. After much planning and a lot of work, evervthing came out beautifully. The Huber Brothers orchestra played all the music needed for everyone to have an enjoyablr time. The following were elected as class cers: J O Y C E B A L L A R. D NIEMAN'S Furniture Dealer Funeral Director C. R. Beckman and H. W. Beckman President - Daniel Sander vice 1-'resluent - 1-ieber 1-.toward :secreta.ry - Milly 1-iartman treasurer - uuane ratterson :reporter - Joyce Ballard At last the year has come that we have been waiting mor so long. We are seniors now, an twenty-eight or us. we GIECICG the rollowing as class officers: L-'resident - Daniel .Sander vice rresioent - 1-xeber howard secretary - Joyce Ballard 'rr-easurer - uuane ratterson rteporter - Dolores 1-iagemeyer 'lhe nrst event of the year was the pno- tographing or our class at Ma.rc.nion Studio, A 'Again several of our boys were on the oasenau and oasxetball teams. The Junior-Senior Prom was lovely and enjoyed by all. It will always linger in our memories. To all the teachers, and especially to Mr. Heckman, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Cornell, we wish to express our thanks for the patient ad- vice and guidance we all received from them. Now that we are about to leave high school and the years we have spent together. may go one way, another another way, but high school memories will never be erased. D U A . N E P A. T T E R S . 0 N t FRED BEEKER , The Corner Store Dry Goods and Groceries Pho. 74 Pembervllle See us for all electrical needs Ph, 1291 The C-lass fPropl1ecyJ 'lime - may 50, 1959 rlace - Cleveland City Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. Milly and Betty are supervisor and assistant supervisor of me Emergency Department at Cleveland hospital. They have just ad- mitted a patient. The patient is none other than: Milly - Why, Jewel, will wonders never cease! Betty! Look who has come. Jewel and Scott. Whatever happened to you? We can fix that arm in a jiffy. Scott can go in- to the waiting room while we admit you and fix your room. That reminds me, you may use the new room which has just been remodeled by Jim Eisenmour. He got a pro- motion the other day and now is the super- intendent of a huge construction firm. Betty - Well Scott, how has life been serving you? What brings you to Cleveland any- way? The last time I saw you was at that baseball game, in about '56 when Louie was pitching. Wasn't that a superb game? Milly - Talking about baseball, did you know Pat is short stop on the Cleveland Indians team? Well, Scott, it certainly is nice see- ing' you and We ll see you at visiting' hours again this evening. Betty - Come on, Milly, let's go up with Jewel. We can stop on 3rd and get Dorothy too. If they aren't performing an operation I'm sure she'll run up with us for a few minutes. Jewel will be happy to see her. Dorothy has been so busv since that new class of nurses came in: makes an excellent teacher. Her interest is so great in all her pupils. P E G G Y M I T I-I S Bettenbrock Electrical Store Paints Wall Paper Electrical Applionces Radios . G E O R G E R I E H M J E W E L L A VV S O N P A U L K R U K E M E Y E R T I L Ll 1 lil G E F W I N Milly - Did you read the American Medical Journal last montlh? Tillie is ea.rnlng herself quite a rplace in the medical world. She is in charge of Pediatrics at Mercy Hospital in Akron. She worked a twenty-four hour shift for two days. Betty - I heard they were terribly short of nurses there. I got a letter from Peg yes- terday. She is I-Ieber's private secretary. He is editor of The Advocate, his small town paper. It consists of five pages I be- lieve. Joyce is doing secretarial work too. Milly - I suppose she is doing well. I remember she was about the fastest typlst in our class. Golly, we used to have a circus in our typ- ing class, didn't we? Betty - What became of Pauline? She was in that class too, wasn't she? Milly - Yes. I was reading a. couple of weeks ago in the Leader about her. She won 1. case for some Pemberville people. She is an extremely brilliant lawyer. I cut the piece out. You may read it tonight. Betty - Where is Daniel now? I know he ani George have been graduated from the semi- nary at Capital. Millv - Oh, I forgot to tell you. Bettv, I planned on having George address our erad- uating class this spring. What do you think of it? Betty - That would be fine! I suppose we will have to arrange the program. Why don't we have Bonnie do a number? She is ow vacation now. After vacation she is going to Pasadina to take a couple of more yen,-'s of schooling I tlhink. It was wonderful to hear her voice over the radio Monday night. wasn't it? MillyfYes, she really did justice to Ave Maieaf' Maybe she could bring Martha with her. We could have a little party, hm? Marty always made things lively, didn't she? Good old Marty! Golly it seems good to be making plans for a party witlh some of our class. Betty - I suppose it would be impossible for everyone in the class to come. Remember WI.LLIAMSON'S Meats Groceries Food Lockers Pemberville, Ohio Phone 43 how Ha.nk used to take all us kids in his truck? Milly - He has a big 200 acre farm. Tom Bock- brader is a, farmer too. He has a little im- plement business also, deals exclusively with John Deere equipment. Betty - Oh, Milly, could you imagine Doey a farmer's wife? Milly - My, but our class has the hay makers, doesn't it? Paul is quite content in a very cute little ranch style bungalow on his farm. He is experimenting with corng making De- Kalb 939 look sick. I remember 'how inter- ested he was in that chapter in Sociology in cross-breeding plants. Now I under- stand! Milly - Say, talking about experimenting, El- mer has been raising some rare coon dogs. He is president of the Coon Hunters' Asso- ciation in Wood County. Betty - Oh, yes, I read in the Leader that he won first prize with one of his dogs on line and third prize on tree. Milly - Glen Jurgens always went coon hunt- ing too, didn't he? I wonder wihere he is. I Have you heard? Betty - Yes, he joined the Navy. John always talked about joining the armed forces, too. Milly - John is teaching las and foreign lan- guages in Columbia University. Bill is in the army. He is a staff sergeant. Betty - You know, we have talked about al- most all our class. Where is Ruth? Bar- bara makes a cute little nurse, doesn't she? Milly - She certainly does. A couple lears ago wihen she was a delegate from Women's and Chlldren's Hospital in Cincinnati to that con- ference we had she said Ruth was doing bookkeeping and secretarial work for the Athletic Association in Columbus. Betty - Oh, Milly, I forgot to tell you, Tom Sigler is president of that association. Milly - Really! Oh, hasn't this talk been won- derful! I can hardly wait until our next class reunion this fall. WIL - COR - SHAR. - GRILL Dinners Sandwiches Dairy Bar The Place Wlhere Young People Meet Phone 72 CDLIctivitiesfO PAUL K. Band 3-41 Baseball 3-43 Chorus 3-43 Annual Staff 43 Science Club 33 I. C. T. 3-43 Senior Chorus 43 Boys Glee 3-4, TILLIE G. Senior Chorus 43 Jun.ior Play3 Science Club 3 Annual Staff 43 Librarian 4. MARTHA E. Glee Club 2-3-43 Junior P1ay3 I. C, T. 1-2-3--l Senior Chorus3 A Capella Choir 3-4, JOYCE B. Class Officer 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 I. C, T. 1-2-3-4. MILLY H. . Class Officer 23 Junior Play3 Girls Glee 1-2-3 A Capella Choir 1-2-33 Senior Chorus3 An- nual Staff 43 Librarian 1'2-3-42 Explorer Staff 4. DOROTHY S. Class Officer 13 Junior P1ay3 Glee Club 23 A Oapella Choir 3-43 Annual Staff 3-43 Cheerleader 33 I, C. T. 1-2-3-43 Librarian 3-4, BARBARA J. Senior Chorus: Annual Staff 43 Librarian 3-4 I. C. T. 1-2 SCOTT Mc Reserve Basketball 1-2: Baseball 1-2'3'4Q Class Officer 1-2: I. C. T. 1-21 Band 2'3-42 Glee Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 23 Track 2-3-4 Junior Play3 Office Work 2-33 Basketball 3-4 Science Club Officer 33 Commercial Club 43 Annual Staff 4. JEWEL L, I. C. T, 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-4: Mixed Cho- rus 2-33 Cheerleader 3-43 Commercial Club: Annual Staff 43 Senior Chorus 4. THOMAS B, ' Band 43 I C T 1-2-3-43 Annual Staff 43 Se- nior Chorus 4. ' FEI-IR'S DRUG AND JEWELRY STORE If you neel a gift for any purpose see us Pembe-rville, Ohio HE DUANE P. Baseball 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Reserve Basketball 13 Track 2-3'4: Athletic Ass'n Of- ficer 1'3'4: Junior Play3 Class Officer 2'3'4Q I C T Coach 13 Science Club 33 A Capella Choir 43 Glee Club 2-4. HEBER H. Class Officer 2'3'4Q Basketball 2-3-43 Track 3-42 Baseball 2'3f-4: I C T 23 Athletic Ass'n 3'4Q A Capella Choir 3-43 Junior Pla.y3 Sci- ence Club 33 Commercial Club Officer 3-43 Boys Glee Club 3-43 Annual Staff 43 Explor- er Staff 4, WILLIAM S. Annual Staff 43 Paper Staff 43 I C T 1-2-3-4 Salesman. BETTY M. Senior Chorus3 Glee Club 3-43 Librarian 43 Commercial Club 3-43 Annual Staff 43 I C T 4. BONNIE M, Commercial Club 3-43 Cheerleader 43 Libra- rian 43 I C T 1'2 3'4: Senior Chorus. ELMER H. Salesman 3-43 I C T 1-2-3-43 Track3 Basket- ball. RUTH J. Annual Staff 43 Paper Staff.43 Senior Cho- rus3 I C T 1-2-3-4, TOM S. Glee Club 3-43 Senior 'Chorus3 Science Club: I C T 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 3. PAULINE D. Girls Glee Club 2-3-41 A Capella Choir 3-43 Senior Chorus3 Commercial Club 3-43 Paper Staff 43 Librarian 2-3-4. NRY G, Paper Staff 43 Salesman 33 I C T 3-4. HECKMAN'S SERVICE STATION Sohio Products Tubes Batteries Seniors Class Will We the 49ers of Pemberville A High School supposedly of great in- telligence and brilliant, sound minds do hereby will away these priceless possessions to the students of P. H. S. JEWEL LAVJSON - d0esn't want to will him away. JOYCE BALLARD - her twin brother Joe, to anybody who can handle him. DOLORES HAGEMEYER - her dark eyes to anyone who will look cute with them. MILDRED HA RTMAN - her smile to Vondale Kaemming, DOROTHY SAMSON --- her absentmindedness to Donna Schroeder. BONNIE MUSSER - wills her red hair to Mary Driftmyer. BETTY MUSSER - wills her tinyness to Rose Mary Dierksheide. TILLIE GERWIN - her job in cafeteria to anyone who wants it. PAULINE DAVIDSON -A her job as Editor of the Explorer to Dolores Avers. MARTHA ERNSTHAUSEN - silly acting ability to Maxine Strofhl. PEGGY SMITH - a.11 her nicknames, especially Veronica, to Carolyn Rahe, BARBARA JONES - Gibsonburg boyfriends to Joyce Biddle. RUTH JONES - wills her bashful ways to Phyllis Gottschalk? ? DUANE PATTERSON - wills his smooth, dashing technique to David Aufderstrasse. TOM BOCKBRADER - orneryness to Lowell Hagemeyer. ELMER HISER - his nickname Oscar to Bob Hiser. TOM SIGLER - his nickname Flash to 'anyone who is fast enougih to have it. SCO'I'I' MCCREARY - desperately in need of everything he has. DANIEL SANDERS - curly blond hair to Luther Aring, HENRY GERWIN -- farming ability to Willard Wegman, JAMES EISENHOUR - excess weight to Merlon Bruning. JOHN DIRKSEN - wills his tallness to Clayton Jividen. GEORGE RHEIMS - all his brothers to Roger Bettenbrock. HEBER HOWARD - loving manner and charming ways to Dick Kohring. BILL SMITH - wills his quiet ways to Glenn Rahe. GLENN JURGENS - sihyness of girls to Dick Beeker, VERNON HISER - wills his athletic ability to Bob Bruning. PAUL KRUKEMYER - slow-striding ways to Bibby Hobart. The above - mentioned, which the Seniors so kindly willed away, was obtained and written by: Dolores Hagemeyer 81 Joyce Ballard g MENTER .ez womn I Phone 27 Pemberville, Ohio There's a New Ford in your future 19 NAME Great Expectations USUALLY SEEN AMBITION PROBABLY WILL BE Milly laughing nurse secretary Dorothy with Peggy nurse patient Martha talking married farmer's wife Peggy working on the paper secretary opera star Pauline keeping still lawyer successful Betty writing letters model movie star Bonnie cheerleading singer secretary Tillie cafeteria nurse dishwasher Joyce in overhalls secretary farmerette Doey with Alton secretary married Ruth typing secretary secretary Jewel with Scott beautician engaged Scott with Jewel white collar scientist Vernon in Krogers anything but a factory foreman ' ' Kroger clerk Duane playing ball professional fanmer John in mischief farmer farmer Paul driving a' John Deere farmer professor Daniel in Kroger's minister Kroger clerk Heber talking to the girls journalist student Torn S. teasing cfhemist bachelor Tom B. driving truck truck driver farmer James loafing mechanic automobile dealer Glenn motor scooter undecided railroad worker Henry driving tractor farmer. millionaire Elmer working undecided farmer William driving the Olds undecided laborer George in Physics Lab. chemist undertaker Barbara with an out of town boy nurse typist I 1 I Compliments of BRENTLINGER. ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE LEE SMITH Sales and Service Plumbing and Heating Pemberville, Ohio Phone 1482 20 Heber Howard . .. George Reihm Scott McCreary . . , Jewel Dawson .... John Dirksen ...... James Eisenhour . Duane Patterson .. Vemon I-Iiser .... Tom Sigler ...... Daniel Sander ..... Paul Krukemeyer . Martha Ernsthausen Dolores Hagemeyer Milly Hartman .... Bonnie Musser . . . Betty Musser .. Bill Smith .... Tillie Gerwin . . . Barbara Jones . .. Ruth Jones .... Peggy Smith .... Henry Gerwin .... Pauline Davidson . Joyce Ballard ..... Dorothy Samson .. Tom Bockbrader .. Elmer Hiser ..... Glenn Jergins .. Can You Imagine? . . . .working on the railroad ? . . . .not studying Physics ? . . . .not being with Jewel? . . . .witlhout her steady Scott . . . .being a minister . . . .being a. basketball star . . . .not being an athlete . . . .at school during hunting season , . . .not playing basketball . . . .working at an A. 8: P. store . . . .being a center on a football team . . . .being five feet tall . . . .not driving Alton's car to school ....going out with the same guy every Sunday . . . .not thinking about her future Dale . . . .with blonde hair . . . .winking at the girls . . . .being a city girl . . . .winking at the boys . . . .not working at Duncan's . . . .not playing a piano . . . .farming without a Case . ...trying to get out of studying . . . .not giving her brother dirty looks in . . . .not being editor of the ' Pelmberette . . . .not missing a. day of school .. . .running a 5-minute mile in track . . . .not driving a Ford DR. H. W. DIERKSIIEIDE Physician - Surgeon Pemberville, Ohio Phone 25 21 class Class Poem of '49 THE YEARS WE'VE SPENT WITH YOU HAVE PASSED. THOUGH THEIR MEMORIES LINGER ON, THE SUNSET OF SCHOOL LIFE HAS COME, FOR US, A NEW DAY DAWNS. OUR EAGER, STUIVIBLING FEET MUST TREAD STRANGE PATHWAYS DAY BY DAY, NEW TRIALS, TRIBULATIONS, COME, NEW STORMS SHALL CLOUD OUR WAY. THE GUIDING HANDS THAT HELPED US HERE ARE GONEQ WE' FACE THE WORLD ALONE: WE PLACE OUR FAITH, OUR TRUST IN HIM TO WHOM ALL DESTINIES ARE KNOWN. SLOVVLY, REGRETFULLY, WE LEAVE THESE OLD FAMILIAR ROOMS, THESE HALLS, AND GO TO ANSWER, AS BEST WE CAN THE VOICE- OF THE WORLD THAT CALLS, JEWEL LAWSON Meats Groceries Vegetables C0mP1imeU'fS Of BOB HUMIMEL Woon COUNTY s'rocK YARDS Pemberville Ohio Ph 47 Pelllbervllle Ohio 22 'BACCALAUREATE -PRELUDE ...,4 . ,,. ., ........, . ., ............... MRS, GLENN COPPELER CALL 'ro WORSHIP ...................... .... R EV, H. G. COWDRICK QHYMN f-'I-HIS IS MY FATHER S WGRLDH .. ....... , CONGREGATION DECLARATION OF PURPOSE . , . , . , ., .......... REV. H. G. coWDRIcK UNISON PRAYER RESPONSIVE READING ..,,. ., . MINISTER AND CONGREGATION SoLo .....,..... ,.,.... . , . .......,,... IIVIISS PEGGY SMITH SCRIPTURE LESSONS - ..... ........... M INISTER -THE EVENING PRAYER . ,... , . .. .,.. V .,.,..... 'MINISTER HYMN YE ASEE-' ............ CONGREGATION SERMON: I-LIFE IS 'ro BE LIVEDH .. .... REV, H. G. COWDRICK IIYMN FOLLOW THE GLEAM .... CONGREGAI-IoN 3EEN.EDIc'I'IoN .............. .... MINISTER DQXOLOQY ., ,..,... ,..., .,., , , CONGREGATION COMMENCEMENT PROCESSIONAL INVOCATION .. .... REV. THEODORE G. BUNTZ SONG .......... ................ CL ASS OF '49 SALUTATORY VALEDICTORY SONG ADDRESS ................ ..... ............ ......... D R . ROLAND G. CARTER Collingwood Methodist Church, Toledo, Ohio PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . .. ........................ MR. L. F, BRUNING President of the Board of Education BENEDICTION .............. . . ......... REV. THEODORE G. BUNTZ RED gl LOOMIS RADIO SERVICE Groceries Meats Fruits VegetableS , East Front Street Robert Hahn Pemberville, ohio Pernberville Ohio 23 I- Who's Who Prettiest .... Popular ..... Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Athlete ...... Successful . . Imaginative .. Mlschievous . . . Talented ..... Understanding Handsomest . Popular ...... Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Athlete ...... Successful . . . Creative . . . Teasing . . . Talented .... Resourceful .. GIRLS X 1 . . . Jewel Lawson . . . Marilyn Hobart . . . Joyce Ballard . . . Dorothy Samson . . . . Carolyn Rahe . . Pauline Davidson Pauline Ernsthausen . Phyllis Gottschalk . . . . . . Peggy Smith . . . . Donna. Schroeder BOYS . . . . Daniel Sander . . . . Duane Patterson . . . . Jim Hartman . . . Bob Bruning . . . . Vernon Hiser . . . . Kayo Davidson . . . George Reihm . . Luther Aring . . . James Konzen . . . Heber Howard THE FARMERS SAVINGS BANK BOB DEVINEY stony Ridge Ohlo Blacksmith Shop Deposits Insured Pemberville Oh'-0 24 A. JU11, I 53.1 EJ JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: W, Cochran: W. Smithg B. Abbkeg D. Beeker: R. Bettenbrockg D. Dierksheideg B. Bruning Middle Row: M, Bruningg D. Heblerg P, Clayg O. Oberhouse: A. Baker: D. Schroeder: W. Weg- meng Miss Harrison Front Row: J, Biddle: D. Aversg P, Gottschallt: E. Rubleg C. Raheg V. Kemming JUNIOR ACTIVITIES We began our Junior year with 21 students but during the year we welcomed a former class- mate, Fred Schauer, from Risingsun. Class Officers were elected 'as follows: President Dale Dierksheide Vice President' -f Willard Wegman Secretary Donna Schroder Treasurer Carolyn Rahe Reporter Dolores Avers On November 9, 1948, we presented our play entitled, My Darling Children under the abie direction of Miss Harrison and Mrs. Cornell. During the course of the year we had charge of a chapel program and took part in the inter- c'ass tournament, We had several class parties which were enjoyed by all. We honored the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Prgm on the Gth of May, We the class of 50 hope that as Se11i0I'S next year, we can occupy the place left to us by the class of 49 as well as they. REINO CLEANER 8: LAUNDRY NEIDERMIERS Business goes where it is invited and SOHIO stays where it is treated well Stony Ridge, Ohio Phone GOR Gibsonburg, Ohio Phone 2604 26 l JUNIOR PLAY Back Row: Miss Harrison, M. Bruning, R. Bettenbrock, W. Smith, D. Dierksheide, Mrs, Cornell Front Row: J. Biddle, C, Rahe, E. Ruble, P, Clay D. Schroeder, A. Baker Marion Craven . Penelope Craven Harriet Craven Roberta Baker . Ed Hudges .... Paul Ames .... George Ames .... Lilac ........ Ned Innes ..... Miss Scribner . . MY DARLING CHILDREN Directed By Miss Harrison and Mrs, Cornell eighteen.....,.......... . . her mother, a widow. . . . seventeen.... ... the girl next door. . .. ... the boy next door... . . . . courting Penelope. . . . . . . . Eloise Ruble Donna Schroeder .. Carolyn Rahe . . . Joyce Biddle Dale Dierksheide Merlon Bruning .............hisson.... ...Roger Bettenbrock . . a colored baby sitter ..,. ...... P atricia Clay a theatrical producer .... .... W ilbur Smith .....thetruantofficer.... ..................Alice Baker Penelope Craven, a c-harming widow of a little over forty is expecting Paul Ames, a wealthy business man to propose. At the last minute she gets a wire from Ned Innes announcing he is calling on her to discuss the revival of a play Pelelope had starred in when she was younger, but the part called for an eighteen year old girl. Mr. Innes' purpose was really to get money to finance the show. When he saw Marion, one of Penelope Craven's daughters, he knew she would be just right for the part. Though Penelope Craven was not rich herself her marriage to Paul Ames enabled her to appropriate funds for the production, THE WOODVILLE STATE BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 27 SDPHDIIIDBES i SOPKOMORE CLASS Back Row: P, Willard, T, Davidson, E. Davidson, H. Hebler, R. Travers, D. Aufderstrasse, J. DeWeyrc, L. Aring, M, Bruning. Third Row: M. Hobart. S. Heminger, S. VVitker E. Sander, R. Dierksheide, M. Driftemyer. P- Rochte, M. Strohl. L. Sieving, Mrs. Russell. Second Row: A, Wegman, B, Fox, J. Dierksheide, J. Dunham, L. Heckman, N. Spicer, H. Bihn, A. Beck. Front Row: V, Sehuerman, W. Grieve. D. Rieiim, J. Konzen, J. Walston, J, Hartman. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES The Sonhomores started the year with thirty-three pupils, and Mrs. Russell Lis class spon- sor. We received a new pupil, Earl Davidson, from Urbana, NVe chose the following class officers for the year: President .Earl Davidson Vice President Mary Driftmyer Secretary - - Evelyn Sander Tretisurer Y Lois Heckman Reporter V Alice Beck Ath. Reporter f Roger Traver On September 16, everyone was excited about selecting class rings, We received them on November 17. Nancy Spicer was chosen cheerleader. Five of the boys were chosen to play on the basketball team. During the first of the year we lost our classmate, Ann Sieving. through death. She was well liked by her classmates and is missed by all, Since 1884 CHARLES WITKER Pemberville Leader Licensed Real Estate Broker Your Home Town Paper Motorists Mutual Auto Insurance Pemberville, Ohio 30 FBEi3HII1EI1 FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row: C. Smithg G. Oberhouseg D. Kohringg L, Hagemeyerg J. Hobfartg J, Crageg J. Bus- dickerg K. Reitzelg B. Menterg D. Beaverson Third Row: B, Sheets, D. Reed: M, Briunsg M. Wiegmang P. Schroederg C, Rietzelg J. Eisen- hour, R, Huffman: Mr. Heckman Second Row: D, Hurrelbrinkg M. Becky M. Kern, N. Hoodlebrinkg J. Miller, L, Strohlg R. Mus- serp D. Samson Front Row: J, Malloch: G. Raheg D, Kruseg C. Jividen FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES We began our Freshman year with thirty members including Jean Miller, Donald Beuverson. Lois Strohl and Carol Reitzel from New Rochester, and Marilyn Kern from Cleveland. Later on we added Dick Reed from Indiana, and Joe Malloch from Toledo. Our class officers are as follows: President --- Jim Hobart Vice President --- Carol Reitzel Secretary --- Donna Samson Treasurer --- Marilyn Kern Reporter --- Donna Hurrelbrink Athletic Reporter --- Jack Crago We had a Hallowe'en party at Donna San:son's October the 22nd, Everyone had an enjoya- ble time, During the first semester Ivan McCoy left us and moved to Bradner. THE STONY RIDGE E. H, P' JCKSEKER LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. SHOES ax FURNITURE Stony Ridge, Ohio -General Electric id Philco Appliances Lu ,,-', Ohio , x .dv ? EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: D, Dierksheideg R. Heckmang N. Hobartg R. Hiserg M. Aufderstrasseg A, Riehmg R. Kruse Middle Row: R. Hobart: G. Westerhause, F. Siekg R, Heblerg J. Knepperg A. Clay: S. Menter Front Row: J. Musserg J. Bixlerg G. Ramsey: G. Hiserg D. Reefg R, Dirkseng P. Wentland Sponsor --- Mr. J. R. Kingsbury Officers: President --- Virginia Sohuerman Vice President --- Glenda Ramsey ,Q Q Secretary --- Suzanne Menter Treasurer --- Nancy Hobart Reporter --- Robert Hobart Athletic Reporter --- John Bixler vm danced, ate and played games. We held our class party in the latter part of October in the school cafeteria, where we We are sorry to say that Robert Dirksen left us on the first of December when he moved to Fredericktown, Ohio, Robert was our president but when he left, Virginia took office and we voted Glenda in office as vice president. SMITH BROTHERS' VVELDING Y Compliments of Used Furniture and Some Antiques GREEN EQUIPMENT CO. Also Tires and Tubes Ferguson Tractors and Equipment , 34 ' SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: C. Gerwing J. Aversg J. Hartmang C. Gerwing C, Kokofmoorg D. Pollardg D. Dierksheide J. Fields Third Row: R. Bruningg R. Stieng J. Wormelyg R. Damschroederg R, Gockermang A. Wigmang J. Bassettg S. Creps ' Second Row: G. Grienerg R. Bixlerg M. Dierksheide: J, Smithg A. Driftemeyerg R. Melcherg C. Hi- serg L. Baker Front Row: J, Cobbg N. Schwamg N. Thomas CLASS NEWS We began our seventh year with twenty-seven pupils, but have acquired four more. They are Ronnie Meldher, Charles Kokomoor, Donald Dierksheide 'and Pat Orwick, We elected officers with the following results: President --- Darlene Polard Vice President --- Rella. Bruning Secretary --- Joyce Avers Treasurer --- Joy Wormely Reporter --- Marilyn Dierksheide Athletic Reporter --- James Smith Our class party was held October 29. After having a, scavenger hunt we met at the school Where refreshments were served. Mr. Palmer, our sponsor, was in charge, H. T. COVILL GREAT LAKES SUGAR CO. Farm Lmplements Fremont, Ohio Pemberville Phone 1312 Chas. Packingham --- Representative 35 ff SIXTH GRADE Back Row: C. Riehmg A, Amelingg P. Reedg S. Gentry: L, Garlingg M. Bixlerg D. Heckmang V Martin Fourth Row: M. Marting J. Hagemeyerg J. Hiserg R. Hiserg J. Ridgelyg C, Hiserg R. Schuerman L. Davidson ,, , Q ' Third Row: E, Balderamag A. Eisenhourg J, Lucio: S. Armbrusterg M. Restemeyerg R. Kalen- bergg C, Krotzerg D. Rolf Second Row: K, Smithg E. Biggsg A. Ramseyg E. McDougleg K. Dewyreg B, Welling: E. Bassettg K. Greive Front Row: R. Dirksen: L, Sielscottg A. Rubleg K, Dewyreg D. Clayg D. Brunsg S. Lucio CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK Pemberville, Ohio Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor'n 36 FIFTH GRADE Back Row: L, Hoodlebrinkg T. Howardg P. Cobbg T. Osbertagg N. Smihhg J. Merryfieldg M. Schroeder: R, Cochran. Third Row: J. Collins: M. Felkeyg W. Clay: L. Crepsg M. Bakerg J. Kaemmingg R. Spahng N. Lee. Second Row: D. Schuermang D. Siekg B. Kahlenbergg L, Fieldsg T. Grienerg P. Mallocfhg R. Krot- zerg K, Heckman. Front Row: D. Aversg R. Grieveg R. Siek. SOHIO SERVICE FRED MCCREARY SUNOCO Eats Drinks Cabins Gas and Oils New Rochester, Ohio Phone 2071 Brownie Wise 37 FOURTH GRADE Back Row: W, Spanfellnerg D. Hartmang C. Dierksheideg R. Cowdrickg L. Gerwing J. Menterg R. I-Ieckmang C. Lucio ' Middle Row: H, Marting D. Smithg D. Dierkslxeideg C. Fieldsg C. Wolfe: D. Musserg D. Hoodle- brinkg J. Stein Front. Row: N, Williamson: J. Knepperg B. Wigimang C. Ruchg M. Wiegmani M- Ladd 'F . I r fl 3-X X J Ik if '. v x f fm. . X.-. ..+.w22BY!Lw THIRD GRADE Back Row: H. Garng N, Matting R. Lopezg G. Lopez: J. Willard: N. Steing J. Hettrickg L, Zak Middle Row: E, Siekg C, Witkerp C. Witkerg G. Krotzerg J. Dusingg M. Dierksheideg R. Greiv-eg T. Rahe Front Row: M, Crepsg L, Jivideng F. Hiserg P. Hiser: C. Roberts: R. Armbruster SMITH Sz EISENHOUR HANK'S BAKERY Chevrolet Sales Service Bread and Pastries Pembelville, Ohio A Pemberville, Ohio Congratulations to class of '49 N: - 38 SECOIZD GRADE Back Row: J, Kalilenbergy J. Gzirlingy R, Witkery K. Robertsy R. Hagaxneyery L, Smithy K. Whitselg C. Lopez, Third Row: C, Clayy J. Niedermeiery H. Brunky S. Robertsy S, Dusingy N. Robinsony J. Stickely R. Campluelly J. Keiser. Second Row: J. Vignerony J. Mus- sony G, Steiny J. Ournmely W. Bucky B. 'Nelliiigy J. Buckinghamy N. Bixlery R. Palmer. Front Row: A, Bakery J. Buntzy T. Gentryy E. Spanfellnery R. Delgadoy K. Becky D. Hisery R. Hoodie- brinky J, Bassett .el FIRST GRADE --- Top Row: T. Sandery B Geisbuhlery R Wolfey S Hobarty R Juergensy S Stonerg W Sieky J Jividen. Third Row: K Spicery M Cowdricky R Singery C Lucioy C Amelingy L Hartmany W Smithy L Fields, Second Row: G Abkey J Dierksheidey R Cooky J Appelhansy .I Ellisy C Garnsy R Hahny D Gerksy. Front Row: J Sandery J Ranesy L Konzen, ROY LONGNECKER Real Estate - Life Insurance - Farm Loans Pemberville, Ohio 39 1 Back Row: C, Rheimsg A. Rubleg E. McDouglcg T. Howardg D. Heckmang R. Schuermanq M. Ba- ker' J Hiserg M. Restemeyerg L. Garlingg D. Brunsg S. Lucio Third,Row: J, Luciog J. Ridgelyg L. Fields, D, Aversg C. Dierksheideg L, Gerwing D. I-Ieckman: R. Hcckmang R, Greiveg T. Ostertagg D, Schuermang R. Spahng B, Wellingg Mr. Kingsbury Second Row: C, Wolfeg D. Dierksheideg W. Spanfellnerg J, Knepperg D. Hoodlebrinkg H, Martin Jr. M l Back Row: L, Hoodlebrinkg A. Eisenhourg M. Bixlerg R. Amelingg R, Hiserg K. Dewyreg K. Dc- wyreg J, Hagemeyerg D. Rolf, L. Sielscottg K, Smitlhg M. Marting M, Schroeder Third Row: P. Cobbg N. Smithg N. Leeg B, Wicgmang L. Crepsg E, Basettg M. Felkieg D. Hart- mang D. Smithg J. Kaemmingg R, Kahlenbergg L, Davidson: V. Martin: Mr, Kingsbury Front Row: J. Stwing C. Fieldsg D. Musserg C. Luciog R, Cowdrickg N. Williamsong J, Menterg C. Ruch: M. Wiegmang M. Ladd GRADE NEWS Around Thanksgiving the First grade treated their mothers to a tea. The First grade once again filled Easter baskets for the Children's home in Bowling Green. Each grade pxirticipated in the buying of Easter Seals to help the Crippled Children, The Second grade entertained their mothers around Thanksgiving. The Third graders this year constructed -1 manger with life size characters, which they put in the hall for everyone to enjoy. Then before the Christmas vacation, they entertained their mothers, All of the grades again participated in the Annual Christmas program. The First. Second. and Third grades presented plays and the Fourth Fifth and Sixth grades favored us with several musiczil numbers, The grades filled Junior Red Cross boxes and sent them overseas. The Sixth grade has received two letters from people in Finland Who received their boxes. Mrs, Ward again organized the Audubon Club. Pemberville School has one of the largest Au- duhon Clubs in the state of Ohio, We all appreciate the time and effort Mrs. Ward has given us. Tickets for a play, Light Eternal, for the Junior play, and for a Minstrel show sponsored by the Band mothers were sold by the grades. 40 n BT lv I If 1 ... .V .W H4-Q-.ywu 2-4:21 ANNUAL STAFF Back Row: V Hiser: D Dierksheide: T Bockbracier: F' Krukemyer: D Patterson: H Howard: G Rheims: R McCreary: D Sander: G Juergens: T Sigler: B Smith: E Hobert Second Row: J Lawson: B Musser: D Hagemeyer: M Hartman: J Ballard: R Jones: M Dierksheiilcg A Beck: D Hurrelbrink: D Avers: C Raheg T Gerwin P Smith: B Miusser: B Jones Front Row: W Smitlh: J Editor --- Dorothy Samson Business Manager Faculty Advisor --- Miss Harrison Commercial Club --- Peggy Smith Athletic Association --- Duane Patterson Senior Glee --- Paul Krukemyer Track --- Scott McCreary Jokes --- George Class Prophecy --- Milly Hartman Class Will --- Dolores Hagemeyer Great Expectations --- Daniel Sander Can You Imagine Class Poem --- Jewel Teachers Review Dirksen: Miss Harrison: D Samson: O Oberhouse Class History --- Tillie Gerwin Assistant Editor --- Opal Oberhouse Ass't Bus. Manager --- Wilbur Smith Typists --- Peggy Smith, Milly Hartman, and Joyce Ballard Music --- Ruth Jones, Barbara Jones Reporters: --- Dolores Hagemeyer --- Dolores Avers --- Alice Beck --- Donna Hurrelbrink --- Bobby Hobart --- Marilyn Dierksheicle --- John Dirksen 12 11 10 9 8 7 Calendar --- Opal Oberhouse Junior Play --- Dale Dierkslheide Alumni --- Glenn Juergens, Bill Smith Riehm Betty Musser Joyce Ballard Duane Patterson Lawson --- Milly Hartman ERNSTHAUSEN DAIRY Grade A Milk Producers and Distributors Pemberville Phone 2049 42 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row: J, Smith: J. Bixlerg J, Cragog Mr. Madarasg R. Travers Front Row: D. Beekerg B. Bruning---Vice Pres.3 D, Pattersong---Pres.g V. Hiser, C, Rahe---Secrw tary-Treasurerg Picture not taken: Heber Howard The latter part of September the student body assembled to organize the Athletic Associ- ation for the year. The following officers were elected: Vice President --- Robert Bruning Secretary - Treasurer --- Carolyn Rahe Reporter --- Heber Howard The following students were chosen as representatives: Senior --- Vernon Hiser Junior --- Dick Beeker Sophomore --- Roger Travers Freshman --- Jac Crago Eight --- John Bixler Seventh --- James Smith During the year pennants, sweat shirts, and T shirts were sold to obtain money. There were two record breaking crowds this year at the Gibsonburg and Luckey games. GULF' THE PEMBERVILLE LUMBER CO. Gas Grease Oil Building Material of All Kinds Doc Martin Pemberville. Ohio Phone 1512 44 P 0 fs, I. J ANNUAL SPORTS BASEBALL Friday, September 17, at Olney, we played our first baseball game of the season. Our lead- off man, Louie Hiser, smashed out a, triple the first thing, and from then on first one team and then another held the lead, Finally in the clos- ing minutes of the game Lady Luck tipped the scale slightly in Olney's favor, and with the final out the score stood 6 to 5, Olney's favor. September 24, we played Webster on their hunting grounds and came off without our scalps. We started the game with a boom as we snatched up two runs in the first inning, but from then on our offensive efforts seemed to bog dovsm, and we were held scoreless for the rest of the game, Webster matched our two runs in the first inning with two of their own and then pro- ceeded to score two runs in the second inning, one run in the fourth inning, one run in the fifth inning, and one run in the sixth inning to make the final score 7 to 2, Webster's favor. On September 27, we played Woodville, Once again we started off with a bang, this time by hitting in two runs in the third inning before our rivals could wake up. But the force of Pem- berville's offensive efforts snapped Woodville out of its trance, and with a man on base tlhey slapp- ed out two home runs in a row to make the seore 3 to 2 in Woodville's favor. Then in the fifth inning they grabbed two more runs and put the game on ice, Final score, 5 to 2, Wood- ville's favor. On October 2, we played our first and last Wood County Tournament game. It was with Troy-Lucky. Because the City diamond at Bowling Green was we were forced to play Luckey mond. But the Trojans seemed Park baseball flooded by rain, on our own lia- undismayed and proved it by slamming out three runs in the first inning, four in tlhe third. three in the fourth, and one in the fifth, Pemberville rallied in the fifth inning to get its one and only run. Final score, ll to 1, Luckey's favor. T. Siglcr V, Hiser P, Krukemyer H. Howard D. Beeker D. Sander D. Kohring K, Reitzel GIBSONBURG DRY CLEANING COMPANY Gibsonburg, Ohio N. Rolf and H. Rolf 48 it wit t , Qs sf if X 5 w x' as X N 'Xie .E 1? A Ks ff X rg 2 Q wg K Q . fa 4 .5 S Q' S Xe ll . S l tt- Y T T gt 'W N 5 v K X N QQ is as ,sift fi se Y as ,te .um , K as Ria me be si 1 .- X 5, I .5 ii 5 i' Jag 4 X ff 3 Q X fimga. , suse X f t we pk QNX S ,.. X Ns S' , M N9 f fs . . Qi -fi? N 'QT KLM M W., WIN Madaras Bruning Davidson McCreary Walston Patterson Hebler Travers MADISON GARAGE 30 Years Your Ford Dealer Gnbsonburg, Ohio PEMBERVILLE WINS 14. LOSES 7 The basketball season opened with 25 boys coming out for basketball, After several prac- tices, the teams were picked and the suits handed out. The Red Men started out the season with a rush, and turned out to be a high scoring team. Tlhe big Red Men won the Western League Cham- pionship with a record of 7 wins and 1 defeat. The defeat was at the hands of Wayne. Our over-all record for the season was 14 victories and 7 defeats, The following is the outcome of the games during the season: SEASON'S GAMES Pemberville 40 Olney .... 29 Pemberville 47 Webster . . 32 Pemberville 44 Risingsun 21 Pemberville 33 Bettesville 37 Pemberville 44 Elmore . . . .... 39 Penmaberville 44 Bradner . . 3-1 Pemberville 25 Luckey . . 32 Pemberville 47 Wayne . . 41 Pemberville 56 Webster . . 38 Pemberville 39 Alumni .. 26 Pemberville 42 Gibsonburg 63 Pemberville 53 Risingsun 27 Pemberville 45 Walbridge 52 Pemberville 69 Jackson . . 35 Pemberville 33 Luckey .. 44 Pemberville 61 Bradner . . 33 Pemberville 39 Genoa . . . 32 Pemberville 45 Wayne . . . 49 Pemberville 60 Tontogany 25 Pembervllle 41 Woodville 43 Pemberville 59 Olney .... 45 966 777 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Dirksen Season 199 Tournament fi Sigler Season 198 Tournament 16 Bruning Season 125 Tournament 13 Howard Season 123 Tournament 10 Hiser Season 107 Tournament 2 Patterson Season 94 Tournament 5 McCreary Season 61 Tournament 3 Dierksheide Season 38 Tournament 6 Davidson Season 9 Tournament 2 Beeker Season 8 Tournament 1 Sander Season 7 Tournament 0 Dirksen Ebka Patterson Beeker Dierksheide Howard 0. I-I. FEEHRMEYER Good Clothes For Men and Boys Gibsonburg, Ohio 50 in X P 'T if S X x Q it A '. I xx is 3 x 4 9- ,,n, 1 ,fri -'rV, 1 it ' ' 1 . V 1 il , X I K A 2 4 Q l M mf4'twix?x5 g' Y 5' Y N Q' S' M eww Ss TOURNAMENT GAMES For tlhe first game of the Wood County Tournament, Pemberville drew Bloomdale. Our boys got off to a fast start and by the first quar- ter we were ahead 12-6, During the second quar- ter the Red Men kept up the good work and at the end of the quarter were ahead 21 to 9. With the third frame Bloomdale started to close in on the Redlmen. Third quarter, 29-20. In the final quarter after stagging off a Bloomdale rally the Redmen came ahead, 44 to 31. Tom Sigler was high man with 12 points, The second game of the tournament was with Portage. We looked very bad as we were behind in the first quarter 7-5. Rest of the game was just as bad as the score by quarters was: half, 19-105 third quarter 25-155 and 27-19 at the end of the game. This ended the season for us but we are hoping for a. better season next year. E, Davidson W. Wegman B, Bruning T. Sigler S. McCreary V, I-Iiser D. Sander MAR-L0 BEAUTY SHOP Pemberville, Ohio Phone 34 Marcella, Oehmke Lois Snyder 51 RESERVE TEAM Back Row: B Menterg W Smith: R Traversg R Kohringg J Hobart: Mr, Madaras Front Row: P Willardg R Reed: J Walstong G Raheg R Ebka :.- N V ' S, 5:,..,.. M j E ,NY 3 EEEE S :: V :.: ' 22 EE f ,,.-' ,. 'Q'5 f 4 ,:.: I Q ' ii f N ,Rx :WS J - Q X M. ' I i Q, W. ., x vi fm H T fs Ii 5 If Kkvvk D A 1 P 25 ,,. : Ab l v .. dm 'W .,,. to W- . Back Row: H Howard Middle Row: H Heblerg E Hiserg P Willardg D Patterson Front Row: T Siglerg S McCrearyg D Sanders: D Beeker LIFE TIME STOKER CO. Pemberville, Ohio 52 III U ll 1, fa, T A CAPELLA CHOIR Bark Row: M Brunsq R Huffmang J Eisenhourg J Crage: E Davidsong D Dierkshiedeg G Riehmg T Davidsong R Beekerg P Krukemeyerg T Siglerg J Deweyer Fourth Row: D Riehmg B Menterg J Hobartg L Hagemeyerg S McCrearyg H Howard: D Sander: W Smithg R Bruningg J Walstonq Mr. Kingsbury Third Row: B Fox: A Wegman: J Miller: M Becky N Hoodlebrinkg P Davidsong D Schroeder: D Aversg C Raheg O Oberhouseg C Rietzelg J Lawson Second Row: B Musserg M Hartman: D Hagemeyerg J Ballard: P Smithg M Wiegmang P Gott- schalkg E Rubelg M. Kern: M Hobartg E Sanderg D Hoodlebrinkg B Miusser Front Row: H Bihnp D Heblerg A Beck: P Schroederg R Dierkshiedeg M Ernsthauseng D Sam- song M Driftemeyerg J Dierkshede: R Musserg A Seivingg L Heckmang N Specer The A Capella Choir has continued to progress this year, even though there are three less members, They presented three numbers in the Christmas program., sang at various Chapels and at the May Festival. Still continuing on religious numbers they lhave learned, Into The Way of Peace and Love, The Twenty-third Psalm, Hear My Prayer O God, and O Holy Night. BRADFORD SUPPLY CO. KELSEY FREEMAN LUMBER CU. Wayne Ohio Bradner Ohio 54 BAND Back Row: D Heckrmang R Dirkseng J Cragog E Sanderg J Mallochg M Brunsg J Cobb: D Dierk- shiedeg R Huffmang Mr, Kingsburyg M Wiegmang W Smithg K Reitzelg T Ostertagg D Heck- mang J Smith Middle Row: R Heckmang J Eisenhourg R Hobartg P Krukemeyerg R Gockermang P Schroederg D Schroederg T Bockbraderg C Raheg G Greinerg B Menterg S McCrearyg D Sanderg J Hobartg G Westerhaus Front Row: J Dierksheldeg O Oberhouseg M Hobart The band, under the direction of Mr. Kingsbury, has shown further progress during the past year, Last summer they held concerts down town. With a membership of thirty students they participated in the Christmas program and May Festival and also between halves at the basketball games. The music department sold hot dogs and pop at the home basketball games, They also held a tag day and used the money to repair instruments and to clean uniforms. Some of the songs they learned were: American Youth Overture, Keep 'Em Flying, At the Concert, and El Capitan, WAYNE THEATRE Wayne, Ohio Enjoy your leisure time at the Wayne Theatre Open Sunday afternoons and every evening 55 SENIOR CHORUS Back Row: V Hiserg T Siglerg D Patterson: G Riehmg D Sander: Mr. Kingsbury Mildle Row: B Musser: T Bockbradcrg P Krukemyerg J Dirksenp H Howard: S McCrearyg M Ernsthaiiseng D Samsong T Gerwin Front Row: R Jonesg B Mnsser: M Hartmang .I Ballard: J Lawsong D Hagemeyerg B Jonesg P Davidson W .,,.......,......... Q... Y Q NINTH AND TENTH MIXED CHORUS Back Row: M Brunsg .I Cragog L Hagemeyerg J Hobartg B Menterg Mr. Kingsbury Middle Row: H Musserg D Samsong M Hobartg E Sanderg P Schroeder: R Dierkshcicleg M Drift- meyerg M Kerng C Rcitzel Bottom Row: N Spicer: J Dierksheidcg M Wiegmang D Hurrelbrinkg M Beckg N Hoodlcbrinlaq J Millerg L Sieving KUHLMAN'S MARKET Groceries Cold Storage Lockers Meats Scotch Ridge, Ohio Bowling Green. Phone 8331 56 BOYS GLEE CLUB Left to Right: J Dirkseng H Howardg R McCrearyg P Krukemyerg D Sander: D Pattersong Mr Kingsbury The Boys' Glee Club, actually a sextet, from the senior class, who have learned to sing Strike Up the Band. O, Dance My Comrades, and Strong-hearted Men. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row: D Heblerg P Clayg A Bakery D Schroederg D Aversg A Wegmang B Foxg Mr. Kingts- bury Front Rowz C Raheg P Davidsong M Ernsthausenq B Musser: P Gottschalkg E Ruble The Girls Glee Club is muoh smaller this year. It has only fourteen members. Still thi-y were in the Christmas program and May Festival, Among the songs they learned were: Winter Wonderland, Elegy, Nocturne, As Dn The Night, and Lord's Prayer, C. J. STAHL Distributor of Texaco Gasoline in your home town and neighboring' towns Bulk Delivery Phone 43 and 45 Wayne 57 X , ORCHESTRA Back Row: J Eisenhourg R Dirksen: R Hobuirtg S Menterg M Weigmang J Hobartg J Smith: R Dierkshiede: Mr. Kingsbury Front Row: M Schroederg R Stieng J Konsong 'J' Davidson: M Brunsp R Huffman: P Wentlandg P Schroeder The Orchestra has and is making marked progress, It has eighteen members. Among their many learned songs are: In a Swing. Mission, Silent Night, and Comrades. THE LUCKEY LUMBER COMPANY Luckey Phone 2191 Ohio 58 'A -F.. School Calendar PEMBE'RVILLE' PUBLIC SCHOOL 1948---1949 September 6 Teacher Meeting September 7 School Poens --- out at noon September 16 Sophomore, Cihose Class Rings September 17 Baseball, Olney There September 20 Cafeteria Open September 21 Baseball, Woodville, Here September 21 School left out at 2:45 to see Art Berry September 27 Baseball, Woodville, There October 15 ,End of the first six - week period, thirty days October 29 N. W. O. T, A. Meeting, no school November 5 Junior Play November 11 Armistice, no school November 16 Basketball, Olney, There Vovember 19 Basketball, Webster, There November 23 Bxsketball, Risingsun, Here November 25-26 Thanksgiving Vacation November 26 End of second six-week period December 3 Basketball, Bettsville Here December 7 Basketball, Elmore There December 10 Basketball, Bradner Here December 14 Basketball, North Troy There December 17 Basketball, Wayne Here December 21 Basketball, Webster Here December 23 Basketball, Alumni Here December 24 Christmas Vacation, no school January 3 School Re-opens January 4 Basketball, Gibsonburg Here January 7 Basketball, Risingsun There January 11 Basketball, Walbridge There January 11 Basketball, Jackson - Burgoon Here Jnuary 14 End of the third six-week period, twenty-nine days January 18 Basketball, Luckey Here January 21 Basketball, Bradner There January 25 Basketball, Genoa There January 28 Basketball, Wayne There February 1 Basketball, Tontogany Here February 4 Basketball, Woodville There February 8 Basketball, Olney Here February 19-26 Basketball Tournament, County February 22 Washington's Birthday, no school February 25 End of the fourth six-week period, twenty-nine days Marelh April 8 End of the fifth six-week period, thirty days April 15 Good Friday, no school April 29 High School Play May 6 Junior - Senior Banquet May 13 Senior Exams May 15 Baccalaureate Services May 24 End of the sixth six-week period, thirty-two days May 24 High School Commencement School in session ............ 176 days Legal days allowed .. 4 180 days Legal Days--- N. W. O. T. A. Meeting Armistice Day Thanksgiving Washington's Birthday RIDGELY MOTOR SALES DeSoto ' New and Used Cars Repair 'Service Phone 37 59 Plymouth I v afpjf ALUMNI 1946 Ted Abke . . . . . ' ..... ......... F arming . . . Milton Aring . . . Joan Beeker . . . . . . Charles Biddle ...... Patti Brockbrader . . . Lois Bursiek ..... Pauline Cobb . . . Sam Cockran . . . Carolyn Duffy .... Marilyn Duffy ....... Anita Ernsthausen . . . Charles Freisner . . . Foster Gerwin ..... Lois Gockerman .... Clyde Han- ....... Irma Hartman . .. Peggy Heckman .... Harold I-Iiser ....... Mary Huffman ....... Margaret Hurdlebrink Marjorie Kaernming . . . Orville McCoy ....... Dwigiht Martin ...... Lillian Jean Martin .... Theodore Menter .... Paula. Jean Muir . . Marcella Oehmke .... Robert Reef ...... Marilyn Ruch ..... Lowell Sander Q . .. Marian Jean Sander Artlhur Smith ..... Ruel Speck .... Paul Spicer . . . Mary Stien .. . Doris Vestal ..... Gale Williamson . . . Allan Ballard .. Mary Hebler ...... Jennie Ellis .... ....... Mary Lee Wegman . Eloise Dicrksheide . . . Henrietta Krift .... Carol Jeanne Salmson Alice Patterson .... Herbert Titkemeyer Lowell Witker ..... Evelyn Baker .. Melvin Kams .... Ronald Bruning . . . Bernice Bruning . . . Dick Reitzel ..... Donnie Rahe ...... Jane Westerhouse .. Earl Abke ....... Ray Dunham ..... Robert Lee Smith .. Marcia Wise ...... Beryl Jean Covell Dick Hummel ..... ' 4 ....L.O.F. ....Max-ried .. ....AtHome ....Secretary ....Nurses Training ....Ma.rried ....B.G.S.U. .. . .DeVilbiss .. ....Married ....0ffice G.S.U. ,,.,AtHoxne . . . .Nurses Training . . . ....Married G.S.U. ....Married ....Nurses Training ....Waver1yU. ....RaiIroad ....Kroger ....Nurses Training ....Capita1 University ..-Married ...,Beautician ....Working ....Married ....Milk Hauler ....Nurses Training ....Red anclWhite . . . .Ohio Northern University ....TomatoFactory........... ....AtHome- .... ....AtHome G. S. U. .. ALUMNI 1947 . . . .Chevrolet Garage . . ,,,,Marr1ed ....Married G. S.U. ,,,,Capital University ,,,,Capital University G.S.U. G.S.U. . . . Pemberville Toledo . . . Bowling Green . . . . Pemberville . . . Bowling Green . ........... Toledo Upper Sandusky . . . Bowling Green Toledo Luckey Toledo . . . Bowling Green . . . Pemberville Toledo .. . . .. Rossford . ...... . . Toledo . .. Bowling Green . . . North Carolina Columbus Toledo . . . Waverly, Iowa Bradner . . . Bowling Green Toledo . . . . . Columbus . . . Pemberville . . . Pemberville Toledo Arizona Pemberville Toledo . . . Pemberville . . . . . . . . Ada . . . Pemberville . . . Pemberville . . . Pemberville . . . Pemberville . . . Pemberville Pemberville Toledo Bowling Green . . . . . . Columbus . . . . . . Columbus . . . Bowling Green . . . Bowling Green , , , ,Davis Business College . . . . . . . . . . . . . Toledo ....C1rpentcr ,.,,Married ....At Home.. ....At Home ....Bcautician . . . .Pemberville Elevator . . . . . . ....Ra11r0ad . . . .Secretary Life Time Stoker Toledo . ..,... Wayne . . . Pemberville . . . Pemberville Toledo . . . Pemberville . . . Sandusky . . . . . . . . Pemberville ....L1feT1me Stoker Pemberville ....Marine........... ...GreatLakes,Ill. ....B.G.S,U,...... ...Bow1ingGreen ....Married.... ........0regon ....Ohio State Columbus ....At Home .. Pemberville 60 Scott Muir ...... Hilda Wentland .. Kenneth Sieving Marian Cockran .... Nonma Ernsthausen .. Gene Kohring ....... Katherine Ernsthausen Francis Venus ....... Robert Beeker . .. Betty Konzen .... Robert Kohring ..... Ellen Wegman ....... Hofward Nollenburger Lois Wigman ........ James Alexander .... Helen Hiser ........ Donald Oberhouse . . . Romayne Abke ..... George Alexander . .. Earl Wegman ...... Joann Gockerman .. . Lois Wiegrnan ..... Robert Alexander . . . Margaret Henline Desta Dierksheide . . . Theodore Wiegman .. ALUMNI 1948 Home ............. Work at College .. . Home ........... Married ..... Working . . . College .............. At Home ............... . . Hetrick Manufacturing Carpenter .............. .... B. G. S. U. ........... Genoa Elevator .... Bookkeeper ...... Ohio State ..... College . . . Home .............. Typist ............... Fireman on Railroad . Home ..........,..... . . College .....,....... At Home ............... . . . Secretary ...................... Secretary Pemberville Elevator .. Ohio State ..................... Telephone .. At Home . . . . . . . . . Pemberville Bowling Green .. Pemberville . .- ..... Toledo Luckey Bowling Green . . Pemberville Toledo .. Pemberville Bowling Green Genoa Toledo . . . . Columbus Bowling Green .. Pemberville Bowling Green Moline ., Pemberville Bowling Green .. Pemberville Toledo .. Pemberville .. Columbus . . . . . Fremont Pemberville Army ..... . . . Fort Knox, Kentucky SCHRODER FLORAL CO. DR. F. A. KRIFT Cut Flowers Vegetables Plants VETERINARIAN Pemberville, Ohio Pemberville Ohio 61 Eg-1. .I 1- A ' JOKES! Paul's barn burned down and the agent for trhe insurance company, explaining the policy that covered the barn told him that his firm would build: another barn of siirnjlar size instead of paying him cash. Paul was furious. If that's the way your company does business he ex- ploded, you can cancel the insurance policy on my wife. Mr. Palmer: I think I'll propose my wife for a Congresswoman. Mr. Thompson: Why? Mr. Palmer: Because she's so good at introducing bills into the house. Mr. Heckman: When do the leaves begin to turn? Dick Beeker: 'llhe night before exams. . On getting a, letter from Milly, a student nurse, her mother was badly upset. I don't understand it, she moaned, We send our daughter a good allowance ands yet she writes home that she has had to do a lot of pan handling this week. Employer to newly employed stenographer: Now I hope you understand tlhe importance of punc- tuatlon? Jewel: Oh yes indeed I always get to work on time. Agent: Now that you are married and have u wife, you'll want to take out some insurance. Heber H.: Insurance? Shucks no, She a.in't the least bit dangerous. O I 3 A 'Ao 1 NEUHAUSER HATGHERIES DR. G, s. GRIENER Phone 292515 K- '15 'Pembervi11e, Ohio Osteopathic Physician I Erank Tltkemeyer, Mgr. Pemberville Ohio 'n 62 V ni lads: ' 12 4 ' 4 5 . 's- ,. lv .- v 'QI l 1, f 1. '. 1 B in 4 ,v' nf , HQ! 42 V, f 'I N- ' x 111, -. In 'C ' .V ri AK'-: A.vMgi:v.1 :G - L..1,,e. -.K .A '.. ,Q--5. , ' K if . ' 'il' 3:1125 1 . , . ,E Y- x , . r 'n N-3.13 , .7 'Q- A 2 Q! 4 s if- 4, 'Q f ., - H :lf U -Q .1 Q Tvf' .. iv,-' U QF sf is '?4 4 , K , X i an f rv if . N YN! Q FA a , J 1 T M9 X , 5 D 'W Q 'lf 52. YQ 4 V AQQ- 13 EQ- I 4 O 'L 1 5 'Qfyyij 43 Sf.. .J it QC rs, 1 4, 4 o 419 N X . '?i.,'Ai 5-f f- igg' ,. . . 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