Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

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I I f r. r. r. f K , u is e e en s 1 CQ! of QD Pemberville Publi Sch I an V5 :Q -' 5 i or --- ' C .- gm p our W3 T15 g I' Business Manager --- Wil ur fmith NN' 6- s si ZR F33 'im YQQ I ea: Ze DLDICATION We the Seniors of 50 wlsh to dedxcate our l emberette to everyone who has helped make these twelve years of our formal educatlon posslble To the teachers who have patxently worked wlth us and have prepared us for a successful and intellectual llfe To the custocllan cook and to the bus drlvers who have exposed us to a more pleasmg atmo sphere To the classmates parents and frlends who wlll lend us a future free from ODPTCSSIOH of our four Amerlcan freedoms 2 I I I I I H X I III I N f'4f1l1lvlimv-mls I 4 ll rel Xl 1 lmmiwf- l2fll!'S I!,Xlilil'Ill SH' vr,Hh1-f VHRNIAIIL Kl'l'l41XI I1 PlDII1lI1li3'IBH'IlDI1 BOARD OF EDUCATION gre-fn 1 Y--1.-gp-v -- ' -- V -A . - -V-N -...Q .. W- V - 4 . - .-. Lawrence Brumng VVIHIS HCCIUTIHH ohn Dlerkshelde Mwx P 'QJ f M Walter Gerwm Ernest Heckman Clerk Roy Rogers Inguranfe hxe-rx hind fr mv xrmu Xu 1 liadl s 0xbQonburL., 01110 x 1 M ,fr V X ,wg f 4 11' 9 1,5 xx IIII HHNIIG APPLIANCE SHUI' CU. FR.ED PU'l I'S lit Wu nL1J9 4 ' 1 j 'A --Lriv A1111 ' J luirzl ' 'os - f, ' SUPERINTENDENT l M D Thompson Ohio Northern B S Umversxty of Mlchlgan A BandMA Xou SING I lxhLII'RS l -XR-Xll I lftS For All Aww and Ou iSlllll'N khnne N89 l,r1bS0IlbUl'g Ohm 5 r. . ' A .I' I. .TC SHVIWHR HARINVARIC Pontiac Sales and Service 2' .T . ' .' 1 x ' .. .. .' , I HI WARD S MRS. JEANETTE CORNELL Ohio State University A. B. 3 B. SC. E. MR. CLARENCE HECKMAN Bowling Green State University B. S. MR WILLARD DENNIS Bowling Green State University B S MRS PHYLLIS HARRISON SLEASMAN Findlay College A B MRS SUZANNE F YOCUM Bowling Green State University A B MR ADOLPH MADARAS Bowling Green State University B MRS MARIE BAKER Bowling Green State Unlverslty A MRS MARY WINDISCH Cap1talUmvers1ty B S M ft Sh BUD S CAFI r 0 0 P mbervllle Oh o 6 In-uuty and Gi .' op C0IY11'11im9HlS of Vndvr the XVater Tower ' 'I I'hune 13141 Pembe ville, hi 0 ' , i MISS MARIE. BRUNING ' ' ' ' Bowling Green State University A. B. MISS GRACE FAHLE Bowling Green State University A. B. MRS. IRENE. RHOADS Bowling Green. State University Diploma in Ed. MISS MARILYN GOCKERMAN Bowling Green State University Diploma in Ed. MRS JANE BRUNING Ohio State University Diploma in Ed MRS MARGARET BAILEY Ohio University Diploma in Ed HI' RXI-KN S KRESSERS Rad H d Auto P t bu g Oh 0 7 Since 1871 ilformerly Variety Stor I ios Televisim I ' ts ar ware ar Phone 2831 Gibson ' ' XVayne, Ohio TI ACHERS REVII W XVe now present our recollectlons Of the faculty thls year XVe are werv proud to know them And thexr abllltles we cheer lVlr Thompson leads the way To trlumph wxsdom and fame He shows to us the road of hfe ln which we stake our clalm lVlrs Cornell the Semor Sponsor A task not all too kind Teaches En llsh and Latln too At dlrectmg plays she s flne lVlr Heckman shows to us The lVlyster1es of facts ln hls mxcroscoplc mlnd Wlsdom IS not lax H1 tory holds much fascmatlon For lVlr Dennis and so Hrs efforts are dlrected go that also we may know lVlrs Sleasman s hooks and angles Must be so preclse For when we ask questlons She gives us good advlce lVlr Yocum teaches Math It IS our Great delight Fwures and numbers she nnslsts Must pamfully be rlght MY' lVldClHI'3S IS thi? boy S coach At sports he IS a whiz And extremely hked by all lVlrs Baker true to name Her cookm we hold dear She teaches us to sew and cook Wlth patlence throuvh the year Mrs Wnndlsch s muslcal talent Lreates deslre w1th1n To let burst forth melodnous strain From sweet wmd brass and strln 8 X . ' ' 1 O ' . --- fs . . .S . .V . , f . 4' . . 5 . v I ' ,, . Of tumbling, track, and ball, D K7 1 ,, . . . D i A . C7 . D. 'l'lll'I I,I'4'lil'IY l,l'BIHl'fll 4'lPKll'. Lu: Iv-5 Phonn- 2191 'Uhr J J Jr' J Llfliaianin SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago m September twenty two smll mg Freshmen entered the doors of P H S hopmg to prepare for our future life We began the year with Mr Heckman as our class sponsor We were happy to ICCCIVC one new pupll Donna Schroeder from New Rochester Dur mg the year we elected the followmg class officers President Dale Dlerkshelde Vxce President Carolyn Rahe Secretary Eloise Ruble Treasurer Donna Schroeder Reporter Phyllls Cottschalk We chose as our class colors green and white We had a hayrlde party and rode to Woodvllle to see a show September soon rolled around agam with twenty one pupxls entermg thelr second year ln hugh school We had as our class sponsor Miss Harrison e were sorry to lose Richard Busdlcker We chose the following class officers Presldent Robert Brunlng Vlce President Donna Schroeder Secre tary3 Caro yn Rahe Treasurer Dolores Avers Re porter Patrlcla Clay We chose as our class colors black and whnte The biggest event of the year was the selecting of our class rmgs We were very proud when we re cexved them m November on Gerwln s slelgh and we all had a mce tlme At the begmnmg of our umor year we agam had Miss Harrrson as our sponsor We had twenty one members this year The followmg class officers were elected Presldent Dale Dlerkshelde Vxce Presldent Willard Wegman Secretary Donna Schroeder Treasurer Carolyn Rahe Reporter Do lores Avers We chose green and white as our class colors A blg event of the year was our play My Darlxng Children glven November 9 under the able dxrect lon of Mlss Harrlson and Mrs Cornell During the year we had charge of cooking and servmg the Tomato Factory and Eastern Star Ban quets The blggest event of all was the umor Senlor Banquet held on May 6 The gym was decorated wlth blue and whlte crepe paper We chose as our theme the theme of the Forty nlners The year which we had all been waltmg for has fmally arrlved We as semors have a class of twen ty members wlth Mrs Cornell as our class sponsor We were very glad to recelve a new pupll Gladys Rxce but were very sorry to lose Fred Schauer and Wllbur Cochran NNN lx S If ILLING STATION P mberxllle Ohlo Pompllments of ' XVOOD COUNTY STOCK YARDS Pembervllle, Ohio . s . 1 . . W - - T, l 1 ' v , 2 Z In Decemberwe had a sleighride party. We left . J . - . I0 The following class offlcers were elected Presr dent Dale Drerkshelde Vlce Presrdent Robert Brunmg Secretary Pat Clay Treasurer Gladys Rrce Reporter Dons I-lebler The last two weeks m September kept us busy sellrng magazines for the Crowell Collxer and Cur tus publlshmg compames The fxrst great event of the year was having our pictures taken at the Lxvlngston Studlo October 7 Durmg this year we served two banquets Near ly the last project ln whlch we enjoyed workmg as a umt was the production of our senlor class play under the dxrectron of Mrs Cornell CLASS PROPHECY On 22 Barstow Lane a light glowed softly through the dlamond shaped panes of the llvlng room of a small English style cottage lnslde a tabby cat was lymg contentedly on a stone hearth before the leaplnv flames of the fire 1n the old fash loned fireplace The whole room gave the appear ance of a mellow and aged life A small whlte haired flgure of a woman sat rocking to and fro ln a rocker that creaked with the essence of age and around her eyes were lmes etched rn wlth the many years of fme needle work such as she was domg today The clock chlmed three o clock and suddenly out of the stillness came a rap at the door The tabby cat yawned and nslng gracefully to a sxttmg posx tron looked expectantly at the door as the lrttle old lady walked slowly over to the -door and opened rt Pat Clay! a woman rn her flftles exclaimed as fectlonate embrace Why Alxce Baker df all people! Do come ln this mstant and let me have a good look at you The two women gazed fondly at each other thlnklng of the years that they had been mseparable chums Then Pat blcl Allce to slt down by the fire I ll make a pot of tea for us How good lt IS to see you Allce after all these years Tell me how you happened to be ln thxs part of the country Alice laughed Well It s a long story but l ll try to make rt short You see my daughter marrled a young man from Vermont and l havent seen them for qulte a spell so l thought lt was time for me to vlsxt them anfd here l am My daughter told me that you llved just a little way from her and l knew l couldn t go home wlthout seeing you It has been years slnce we ve seen each other The last time l saw you was rn New York when we both were prlvate secretaries Why lt must be ev ery blt of twenty flve years ago hasn t 1t3 Yes It has been that long Let s see It has been thirty three years slnce we graduated from old Pem bervllle Hlgh It doesnt seem that long does lt Pat3 QTATP AUTOMOBII E INSURANCE C0 ARNOID SAMSON Agent Pemberulle Ohxo JACOB S MARKET Meats Food Lockers Luckey Ohro , . . 2 . . , Q , Q 1 2 1 - , , Y - ' . I I Q . 6 I E . . - Y she threw her arms about the aged figure in an af- I , , U 1 ' - , I I 0 V li li l U . . , - . , i Y ' I l . 1 , , . l l No rt really doesn t We had fun m those days dldn t we3 It has been so long that lve forgotten some of our classmates names lve wondered so many times what had become of them l believe l have the annual of l950 here somewhere ln the house ust a mlnute l thunk rt rs stored m the at tlc l ll get lt A 'few moments later Pat entered the lnvlng roomroom brushing the cobwebs from her clothes and carrylng the worn annual Here lt rs Alice l do believe that thls old an nual ms one of my most cherlshecl belongmgs because xt brings back so many wonderful memones of all the good txmes we had together durmg our school days Every so often l brmgout this annual and just slt and remxmsce Lets look through lt and see how much we canremember about all our class mates lt wrll be more fun wlth the two of us be cause what one doesn t know the other mlght Pat and Alice slowly turn the worn and almost yellow pages of the old annual of 1950 Let s see lsn t that Dolores Avers3 asked Al xce Remember how much she enjoyed edltmg the school paper? Well she stxll must enyoy edltmg be cause the last l heard she was socnety edxtor of the Mmamn Herald ln Nlxaml Florlda Here s Dons Heb ler she s a dxetlclan for the famous Mayo Bros Clm There s Opal Oberhouse she has settled down to a quxet llfe on the XYZ Ranch m Wyommg They have some of the fmest steers ln the country Rog er Bettenbrock mmm how he has changed' R member how quxet he used to be Well after he graduated from P H S he went out to Hollywood and was dlscovered by a talent scout He was put ready gangsters He was better known as Slay em by the Dozen Spxke and hrs last picture was The Last Road but he fmally settled down m Bev erly Hllls Despite the character roles he played he IS qumte a gentleman lsnt that Rlcharcl Beeker5 quened Pat pomt mg to a youthful face on the page You know when he was younger he held the txtle for Lnght welght Champlon rn boxmg I-le became quxte fa mous and was on Televlsxon almost every week Look that one IS Merlon Brunmg The last trme l saw hmm was about twenty years ago he wexghed nearly two hundred pounds can you xmagme that3 He was married and at that tlme had two sets of twln gxrls He was makmg out very well haulmg produce throughout the country Here IS Wllbur Smnth l wonder what ever became of h1m3 He rs the head of a huge steel corporation now Don t you remember him saymg he was going to be an accountant? Allce pointed out well he was and he fmally worked himself up to an executlve po sxtron Phyllis Gottschalk IS pretty well set She met a wealthy oxl man while she was working as a hostess m the Waldorf Astorla and she marrled hlm l read m the society column of the New York paper that they were gomg to Florlda for the wmter Cer aldme Heckman was a mamcurxst m the same hotel SPHRODFR FLORAL COXIPANY Cut Flowers Xegetablos Plants Pembervllle Ohlo THE PEMBERVILLE LUNIBER COMPANY Buildmg Materxals Of All Kmds Pemberville Ohro Phone 1512 ll a Y I C ' ' Y Y ' I 4 Y Y 1 ' ' ll I a I l OI Y . , . z . . . h . - lc. 3 , . . e- into pictures to portray the roles of rough. tough and ' Y 1 , ' Y - , . l 4- . Q ' Y l I 0 I QI , . 2 - v r . 1 . I2 and she told me about that terrlble accldent Wxl lard Wegman was ln He was on his way to work he was a chemlst m a government posxtlon when It happened and he escaped wxthout so much as a scratch He was m a shock condxtlon though and had to be ln the hospxtalfor a whlle which he dldn t m1nd too much as he was keen on one of hls nurse whom he marrled later Theres Robert Brunmg Wasnt he an All Star on the major leaguel He s marrxed to Carolyn Rahe you know Carolyn had her own radro program before her marrlave Over there IS Dale Dlerkshelde He IS the presldent of the Super Sleuth Detectlve Agency l read nn the paper where he has smashed a large counterfexter rmg Letssee that about rounds up the whole gang doesn t Ita No not qulte Ahce Here oyce Blddle She has a tmy Tots shop on Fnfth Avenue ln New York Very expensuve too She IS marrxed She wrote ln her last letter that her two sons are snx foot l can har-dly believe that Donna Schroeder taught Clanclng at the Fred Astalre Dancing Academy for years before she marned and moved west That re minds me do you know what l heard the other day Al1ce3 l heard that Robert Ebka was drxllmg a well for water on hls ranch and struck oxl He s I'alSlng horses out there nn Texas That certainly was luck to strlke oll wasn t lt? You ll remember he always was lucky though What ever happened to Vondale Kaemmlng Pat3 Oh she IS a technlclan ln a sclence laboratory ln Washnngton D C She speclahzed ln cures of dreaded dlseases Oh say do you remember Gladys Rice and how sllly she was3 Well she IS a top rate commedlenne and has that program olly Georgie Maybe you have heard of lt She cer tamly dldn tmlss her calling Now that you mentlon xt I have heard It lt s great Our classmates all turned out well l can t thunk of one that we might have mlssed can you3 No Alice we ve accounted for them all You know Pat Ive really enjoyed myself thus afternoon Its a plty we can t do thus sort of thing more often Well l enjoyed xt too We really must wrlte each other more often Yes we should Well Pat l hate to rush off this way but lt IS gettmg dark out My the txme went so fast that l dldn t realnze lt was getting to be so late lm leavmg for home tomorrow but l ll be back now and then to vlslt wlth my daughter and lll see you then If you ever make a trlp around my way stop ln won t you3 You know l wxll Alice The two old ladles embraced each other ln fond farewell and then the door was closed and the rock er began lts tlmeless creakmg The tabby cat blmked hls eyes knowmgly at the llttle old woman who was smllmg softly to herself lt was luke Shakespeare once sand fresh and lasting nn remembrance OWENS JEWELERS Hamilton Elgin Bulowa f luen Keepsake Diamonds Phone 2ao1 u00dXlllx Ohm G L SPICER Shoe Repairing Shoes Tlres K Batterles - 3 l I 1 ' V 1 ! , , S . . . , . 1, . . . - , . . .. , . .. . . . . . 1 , . 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Play 3 Girls Olee Club I-2-3-4 A Capella Choir 2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 2 Paper Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Class Officer I 2 VONDALE KAEIVIMINCJ Girls Glee Club I 7 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 2 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 CAROLYN RAHE Cla Officer I 7 3 7 Girls Cllee Club I Z 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 7 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Athletic Ass n Officer 3 r Play 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Paper Staff 4 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 DALE DEIRKSHEIDE Basketball 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Bancl I Z 3 T Athletic Rep I 3 Class Officer I 2 3 4 r Play 3 Annual Staff 4 PI-IYLLIS GOTTSCHALK T 7 A Capella Choir 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Band 3 lVl1xecl Chorus I 2 3 Cnrls Glee Club I 7 3 4 ROBERT EBKA T 7 Basketball Mana er 4 Annual Staff 4 ROGER BETTENBROCK Paper Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Ir Play 3 Bovs Glee Club 4 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 C XC' ACTIVITIES DICK BEEKER Basketball Reserve I-2 Basketball 3-4 Baseball I-2-3-4 Track I-2-3-4 l. C. T. I-2 l C T Coach 3 A Capella Choir Boys Glee Club 4 Athletic Rep 3 Annual Staff 4 OPAL OBERHOUSE T 2 Girls Cllee Club I 7 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Majorette 2 3 4 WH BUR SMITH Basketball I 7 3 Baseball 2 Track 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Paper Qtaff 3 4 Athleuc Ass n Rep 4 Commercial Club 3 4 r Play 3 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 'Toys Clee Club 4 Band I 2 3 Cl ADYS RICE L1brar1an 2 3 Recl Cross 3 Annual Staff 4 7 Operetta I 7 3 Cnrls Cllee Club A Capella Choir ALICE BAKER Z Girls Glee Club I 2 3 A Capella Choir 7 Librarian 4 Ass t Librarian 7 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3 4 r Play 3 JERRY HECKIVIAN Girls Glee Club I 4 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 A Capella Choir I 3 4 Blz. Q th Pl II I4 WILLARD WEGMAN l. C. T. I-2-3-4 Boys Clee Club I-Z-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Band I-2 Class Officer 3 Basketball Manager 3 PAT CLAY 2 Girls Culee Club I 2 A Capella Choir 2 Librarian 3 Ass t Lnbrarlan 3 4 Annual Staff 2 4 Paper Staff 3 Class Officer 2 4 Head Librarian 4 r Play 3 DORIS HEBLER Curls Cllee Club I 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 Librarian I 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Reporter 4 BOB BRUNING Basketball Reserve Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 C T I Coac Athletic Rep 2 Athletic Ass n Pres Class Officer I 2 4 Boys C-lee Club 4 A Capella Choir 2 DOLORES AVERS T 7 Annual Staff 3 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Class Reporter 2 3 A Capella Choir Z 3 4 Girls Glee Club I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 JOYCE BIDDLE Girls Glee Club I 4 T 2 A Capella Choir 4 Annual Staff 4 Ass t Lxbrarlan 4 Paper Staff 4 r Play 3 IVIERLON BRUNINC- T 7 r Play 3 Annual Staff 4 TR F Q tRFINI-R - . . . I 2,3-4 ' ' - ' . 1. c. T. 1- -3-4 ' - -3 ' - -3 . ' 'fi i 1. c. .1- -3-4 - 1 1. c T. 1- -3-4 ' ---4 . - 1 J 1 1. .cfiT. 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VII 1'o11111l11111-11ts 111' lI,.I..UI1.XIII, M-11 - 'I'1-'1.11--1i11foIi11.- XV: j11-- Th 1111 U-I-,111-1 XV111'111-, 1Ii-1 CLASS WILL Dolores Avers wills the position as editor of the Explorer to strusse. Alice Baker wills her temper to whoever is in lack of one. Joyce Biddle wills her parking spot to Shirely Witker. Dick Beeker wills his bright remarks to Lowell Hagemyer. Roger Bettenbrock wills his quiet ways to Herbert Hebler. Merlon Bruning wills his farming ability to Bobby Hobert. Bob Bruning wills his carefree spirit to Kenny Reitzel. Patricia Clay wills her ability to be short to Patty Shroeder. Dale Dierksheide wills his blond curls to Clayton jiviclen. Bob Ebka doesn't want to will her away. Phyllis C-ottschalk wills her flighty ways to Marilyn Hobart. David Aufcler Geraldine Heckman wills away her big brown eyes to Carol Reitzel. Doris Hebler wills her ability to cook and sew to I-lilberta Binn. Vondale Kaemming wills her ability to blush to Rose Mary Musser. Opal Oberhouse wills her position as editor of the annual to Tommy David SOD. Carolyn Rahe wills her ability to talk out of turn in class to Lois Strohl. Gladys Rice wills her happy-go-lucky ways to Rose Mary Dierksheicle. Donna Shroeder wills her pleasant disposition to Margie Beam. Vvilbur Smith wills his stucliousness to Luther Aring. Willard Vlfegman wills his ability to sing to Roger Travers. CAN YGU IMAGINE Donna not bein caught talkin in Study I-IalI5 Dolores Iosinv her temper3 Vondale sin in a solo in chapeI3 Gladys not belnfr teased by the boys? Cpal home on Sunday n1ght3 Alice without her cute lau h5 oyce bein pleasingly pIump5 Patty not sleepm in Study HaIl3 Phyllis not having something to tolk about3 Gerry with a feather cut3 Doris not attending a Wood County Band Concert3 Qarolyn not driving her old chunker to schooI3 Dick without his brlvht remarks Dale ettm the lowest grade on a test3 Bob B bein anything but a farmer3 Bob I7 playin Be Bop on the piano3 Ro er being a football star3 XY illarcl not breaking traffic ruIes5 Merlon bein to school every day3 Vlfilbur Jitterbuv in in publ1c3 I6 W I xy 0 . G . O . . C! R D . V 1 . U. U . 5 5 ' D . . I O' D . J Q . D . U . g . I 9 C7 . U . 5 ra . U ' ' n .. ' 2 - - as ' T. - M O I . 0 . 3 DS S ' 14 WK I-1I,I4I1 I'I1I1'.XI. S'I'HIll'1 IilH'II'I'I'I'S '- NN Ilzllli-is XX':IlI Ihlivf-1' Gulf St-Vvic-w StuIi4 n IN-1' .XII I-Il---'trilqll N-.ills IU-stu rant and Moll-A1'i1 1 illn Int- I'I1nn.- I1I'I Ne- ' Ilvwlim-S14-l', hll NAME Dolores Avers Vifilber Smith Pat Clay Robert Ebka Doris Hebler Roger Bettenbrock Carolyn Rahe XVillard Weigman Vondale Kaemmin Dale Dierksheide Phyllis Ciottschalk Dick Beeker Gerry l-leckman lwob Bruning Donna Schroeder Merlon Brumn Alice Baker Gladys Rice Opal Oberhouse oyce Biddle GREAT EXPECTATIONS USUALLY SEEN Studying Viforking at Restaurant Xvith Alice Keeping Still With Glenn Happy ln Mischief Loafing Being Quiet Being lmportant With Dale Pulling a Wise One Talking to Shirley Chewing Cum Talkln Teasmg Ci mg Arguing Wth Joyce With Cliff Sleepin AMBITION Undecided C. P. A. Psychologist Farmer Seamstress Accountant Nurse Farmer Office Vvorlc Farmer Receptionist Highway Patrolman Secretary Farmer Nurse Farmer Secretary Nurse Housewife Secretary PROBABLY WILL BE Teacher Plumber A W A C Ventriloquist Clerk Surveyor Patient Mechanic Demonstrator President of U A Mrs. Comedian Married Coach Typist Business Man Housewife Model Married Beautician LRON TR-Xt TOR SALES DR K Q KREIINER b I7 h . . s J . . 04 , D . U . , 5 lggl J . I . or . . CJ ' If . V .Q S . Q. , . Ford T.i.icwrs Dearborn lmplcments Osteoput ic XVUUJ Bros. Picker .intl Combines Pcmhervillc O Lincoln WI-lilcrs johnson Out oartls Bowlinx: Green. Ohio Phone 6171 5 N I Dolorgs or.,a,,S -u f V '4 mx W orqm Yonm K CG-r0'r!-y Vffndgxfe i S x EJ! I Lui' 2 . -: in A13 f an K A i 55 2 k,,AAA Z: . Q is m,n,S Dale I , ,ak Q BACCALAUREATF. Prelude ............................... Miss Alice Kemner, OfgElUl3t Processional Hymn ......,,......,...........,.. Holy, Holy, Holy The Vespers' Pastor O Lord open lhou my lips Con re atlon And my nouth shall how ortu Thy px x ae Pastor Make haste O bod to elclner me Qongre rlllllfl Malte histe to help me O Lf rd Pa tor Glory be to the l xther and t he gon an'l tr the Holy Lll Con re atlon As It was ln the he mnln nvw ln ever ha J world Wlll'lOLlt end 'Xmen l-7 xllelujah Responelye Readln cf Psxlm I4J followed by the Sm of the 1 lnrl l atrx The l eeeon Xlatthew J I I6 Pastor O Lord have merey upon us Con re atlon Thinkb he t God Hymn O Ma ter Let Me Walk Xvxth Thee Sermon For Vlfhat ls My Llfe l x K T RLIWINIL r Anthem The Xvord of bod St Paul 5 Lhilll' Prayer Rex lk lu 'ichmxdt Lord s Prayer Lon re atlon Apostolm lgCl'lCdlCtlOl'l Recesslonal Hymn QOMMENCFMP NT Tuesclxy May 23 1930 9 P Prelude Processnonal Mrs Mary WlndlSCh Pembervllle Methodlst Church on Class of D0 Salutatory Valedlctory Son ms of AddreSs Dr CJ xlen btarr Ross reslclent Qipltal Colle e of Oratory and lVlLlSlL Presentatlon or Dlplomae Mr L F Brunln lreeldent Board cl FClLlC'1tl0I1 Benecllctlon Rev Stephen T Dunk x I 9 g A : ' ' ' f 1 Q' ' 'z Q' '. 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'thin ' ux'.1l11l.m1w1ns to Vluss 1 I ,,,.- JI o, ? 11' ! gd H11 iw 1 .,n1pl1mcmQ of l'I XII l HX II,II II xt 'I' I1 xhuvtn 11.11 1 fill SXLI9 Inf tons A 1+1u1p1111nt 6 6 JUNIORS ebegan our lmor 'we r I 31 Dup and M Yocuru a our class pon or Cl ss offlce s we e elected ao follov. s Pre Jem 'V'.111lyn Ha at VCFCIC M1yDr1tmy c rc a y L01 H ma rc Nancy SPIC 1 P 'mor c Lav rnc SlCVi 1 ' Atllc1 Revo P 1 M la 1 N ve 1 e 1 a cn xtlccl Ah' M n' ur l ch ccuon o Yo tm 'uc lc ram ncl tool part n thc 1111 rcl tournam nt Xfe hw sexe l ch par IC v 11cm cvc vo'1c cmoyecl XVC hclzl tue LU o emor Pr r-'1 on Maj J 11 honor of thc .Jen o l-lfSt row clown Pat Rochte I-lerbert Hebler B Marcus Brunmv Hllberta Blhn R00 Travers Lols Heckman ean Dunham econcl row clown ames lkonzen Laverne SIEVIHQ ames Dewyre Marllyn Hobart lm Walston Nancy Splcer Luther Arlng Earl Davlclson Th1rcl row down oyce Dxerkshelde Ball Gossett yne Wegman Tom Davldson Evelyn Sander Davnd Aufderstrasse Rose Mary D1erkshe1de Shlrley Wltker Fourth row clown Donald Rhlem AllC6 Beck VIC Qchuerman Maxine Strohl W1ll11m Grelve Mary fxnn Drlftmyer Paul Wlllard TIII SFUXX RIDG1' LLNIBTR K QLPPIA CU btonx R1dg,a, 01110 20 g ' . K , ., ' 'W-45 ,, VE, W' . AL j 1 wil' 1 , il: 4 ' XA 1' f rn. . '3 ' s C . 1 il? y , I ' 51251 5' ,- 1 f 1- 1 F 1 I I '41, AL ' QI ci. L- ................... 11 . 1: r A ' ' , I ic '. S cl :it ............... . r f -2: ' ,, . - f' A L .. '- ..-M M if ,I I L, , :uv - - . ..................... .1 --nt .1 A gi s .f .Q . ar. 3 H f., 1 azure: .............. ....... ' 2 1 N if, I 1 ,C it r .................... i M 1 k, , my :aff 5, I 'AVVVA I V' ff ,V 6 1 I 3 L rtc: ............... url . l 1-cl l ,,.- fe 'N ls 'X 5 ,yrk - 1' O1 c :tb 'f 4, 1949 lc prcscnlcd off QV' - W A ' A-'ffTF k gil y 1' , U . 1 3 . ' .-Llc: im: '1' 'Q f . A 1 i' X ' Mrs. C' . 21. l Mis. S cz: -- 1. ' i .Lf J '1,, I4 Q A 1 'WI W Durmg the year we scrvczl s:vcral banqucin .f 1 I , 1 7 . . '- 1 ,J , , 5gig9grqy, ky E K Q g 1 'e ass . 2 , , 1 - xx I J KW: V 1 . f, 'Q T l Xi v --F '33 b 3 lj . Y- A 1 . I V . li, 1 'mg' 'f.:7j gvEk.3 ,XY ' I J' . vvs . 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Z . 1 . - ' tor ., 3 ' 3 A I ' 1 , A1 N Y W 6 2 Hodges oyce Dlerkshelde The Honorable Bmks Bonnle Fox Hollmgsworth DaVld Aufderstrasse Snell Patrlcla Rochte umor Lois Heckman Henrletta Mason Allce Beck erson Laverne SCIVIHO' Eleanor Z Hazlltt Mary Drlftmeyer Susan Betsford Marilyn Hobert ohn Chadwlck Earl Davidson Major Betsford Shlrly Whltker Countess von Nau ean Dunham Vlcky Lauderbeck Thomas Davlclsoa Herr Dlttenhofer Roger Traver Mr Pfeffer ames Dewyre Guard Evelyn Sander Adele Betsforcl Rosemary Dlerkshende Guard Herbert Hebler Lonny Esden ames Walston AH' MEN' As the Unltecl States electlon approaches the partles are dlvlded for and agamst Eleanor Haz lxtt who seeks a thlrcl term Susan Bedsford a senator who has supported her ln prevlous electrons has now changed partles and IS agalnst her When Eleanor makes a surprlse VlSlt to Susan S home to persuade her to campalgn Eleanor dns covers that Vicky Lauderloeck Susan s husband belongs to a male underground movement whlch plans to overthrow the Government Eleanor UIVCS Susan the alternatlve of elther following her m the election or bemg expelled from soclety At thls point Governor Chadwlck of MacArthur Island newly discovered nsland 1n the PHClflC comes 1nto the pncture and falls m love wlth Eleanor At thls time the German Chancelloress threatens war but the male underground movement takes over the government and averts a thlrd world war ohn Chadwxck IS elected President Pro Tem of the new government Eleanor reallzes that she loves ohn and they marry to brmv a happy endlnv to the play XXI 9 XR I X Ifmn r udux Q 1 1 Ihont onx ildge H o o ' .I ' ' .I - - - . . 5 A V ' A . - . - - . . I 1 J - A - - . . . . ' . - 7 v 3 I ' D . ' D D . . -I 3 C3 ' ' I. -1'HII- SH. HIIILI. 'l'lII4I I-KXIUII-II1'S SA YINHS 1. NK ' P s Su win-s Ilzniry lim' AI- mb.-r ol' 14's-ciwml lt:-se-x'x'v Systt-ru 'I'h f l'l2ll'!' XVI e-ro Yu lm: l'1'HI1ln- M4-vt M1-111lu-1' of l Q'fll'I'2ll lu-posit lllSl.ll'2lI1l'Q' Corp. t A T2 St j I' -, hi, 2 SOPHOMORES The Sophomores started the year wxth twen ty mne pupils ancl Mr Heckman as class sponsor We chose the followlng class offxcers for the year Preslclent Duck Reed Vlce Preslclent Glenn Rahe gp 4 Secretary Donna Mae Samson Treasurer Donna Mae Hurrlebrmk Reporter Rosemary Musser Athletic Reporter Dlck Kohrmg On September I3 l949 everyone was ex cmted about selecting class rlngs We recelvecl them on October 25 I949 Tlurteen boys and ten gurls First row clown Rosemary Musser Glenn Rahe Pat Schroder D1ckReecl Clayton xvxclen Second row clown Ray Huffman Marilyn Beck oe Malloch Norma Hoocllebrmk Glen Ober house Carol Reltzel Marvm Bruns ac Crago Tlurcl row clown Manlyn Kern Jrm Hobart Mary Lou Wregman Bull Sheets Donna Hurrlebnnk Dale Kruse Donna Samson Kenneth Reltzel Fourth row clown Lowell Hagemeyer Marjorie Beam Dick Kohrmg Lols Strohl Bull Menter ean Miller Donald Beaverson ack Elsenhour The GIBSONBURG FARMERYS ELEVATOR CO LIAHX IXIPLI NIIIINT STORE Gr-3,111 C031 Feeds I4 'HN lil URL hALl'b Rt SI' RX ICI-A Hdrdu are and Builders' Supplles nr- 9102 Glbsonburg, Ohm Glbsonburg, Ohio Z2 at - s ................. .. orclered their rlngs. t X ra . 4 x F' : ' : J' ' t. y J : I ' ' : - ' 1 9 : J I 2 u .: : 1 J ' : : J ' F RESHMEN We began our Freshmen year with twenty three puplls mcludmg two new pupils from New Ro chester Elwood Vanek and ean Beaverson We elected class officers as follows President Robert Hobart Vmce Presldent Dick Heckman Treasurer ane Knepper Secretary oyce Rothenbuhler Reporter Robert Hlser We held our class party on November I5 1n the school cafetena We had refreshments and spent the evening dancing Miss Harrison was our sponser First row down Vxrglma Schuerman Ronald Kruse Nancy Hobart ohn Blxler Phyllis Wentlancl Glenda Ramsey Robert Hlser Second row down Elwood Vaneli oyce Rothen buhler Robert Hobart Donna Dlerkshelde Ralph Hebler Mary Ann Aufderstrasse Gerald Hlser Allen Clay Third row down: Florence Sxekg Arnold Rlehm, Su san Menter: Richard Hackman: jean Beaverson, Jane Knepper: Jackie Musser, Glenn Westerhaus ORLA SMITH Used Furniture and Some Antiques Pembervllle, Ohio 23 DR H E WARD Physician Surgeon Pemberville, Ohio Phone 56 .r B J. . 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KR mhervulls-, Ohio EIGHTH GRADE There are twenty mne puplls m the Elghth grade We chose our class offlcers as follows President Robert Stem Vice Presxdent Ruth Gockerman Treasurer Manlyn Dlerkshexde Secretary Pat Orwlck Reporter Delores Ablce The Elghth grade held therr flrst class party on October 27 It was held ln the school cafeterxa We had Mr and Mrs Dennis for sponsors because of Mrs Wlndlsch s Illness We opened our Christmas gifts on Dec 22 First row down Darlene Schauer Donald Dxerk shlede Nancy Thomas Robert Stem Marilyn Dlerkshxede Alxce Drxftmeyer Pat Orwlck Second row down Robert Blxler Darlene Pollard Calvin Gerwm Charolette Hnser james Cobb Grace Cerwin Dolores Abke Thlrd row down Rella Brumng Lance Baker Gretchen Gremer Roger Damschroder Annette Welgman Sara Creps oy Wormley Fourth row down lmmy Smith aclue Fields Charles Kolcomoor Ruth Goclcerman oyce Avers Nancy Schwan Absent oe Bassett oy Hartman Since 1884 PEMBERVILLE LEADER Your Home Town Paper Z4 x SEVENTH GRADE We started the year wlth 37 puplls and Mr Dennls as our class sponsor The following class offlcers were chosen President Carrolton Rhlem Vice Presxdent Davld Heckman Secretary Bob Schuerman Treasurer Albert Ruble Reporter Lynne Davlclson Athletlc Reporter Kenneth Grleve at 6 30 At the party there was clancmg games and refreshments Mr Denms our sponsor ancl hls wlfe 'mttended The party was a bug success Durlng the year we were sorry to lose Sharon Gentry ancl Lois Myers Frrst row down Llla Lou Slelscott Davlcl Clay Evalee Bassett Kenny Grxeve Rita Rose Hxser Lee Cuarlmg Marlene Martm Karen Dewyre Second row down Peter Reed Vnrgmna Martrn Robert Schuerman oyce Hagemyer E Balder rama Charmyne HISCI' Steve Lucio Lynne Dav ldson Davxcl Heckman Third row clown Sharon Gentry Carlton Rhelms Ruth A Amelmg Billy Welling Annette Elsen hour Davxcl Roberts Mary Blxler Arlayne Ram sey, Charles Krotzer Fourth row clown Max Restemyer, Ruth A Kahl enberg, ames Hrser, Lois Myers, Eugene Bxggs, Kathryn Smith, James Rlclgely, Karol Dewyre, Dale Bruns THE LORRAINE OIL CO Fleetwmg Gas and Fuel Olls Farrugated Plpe Duo Therm Stoves 1006 No Main St Pembervxlle Ohro 25 Our class party was helcl October Zl, 1949 I S .I I I : . ! Jihad 4 x .ff SIXTH GRADE Top Row D Avers Kaemmmg D Heckman M Myers R Krotzer N Lee T Ostertag N Smith R Slek Middle Row L Hoodlebnnk T Gremer M Felkey J Merryflelcl M Schroder R Spahn P Cobb R Cochran L Creps Front Row D Slek B Kalxlenberg T Howard L Fields P Mallock R Grexve W Clay D Schuerman l ,. ...c.:sL-2? 12518 f W ll L N LMA ,,,MA N 5 .J-'milk FIFTH GRADE Top Row: H. Martin' D. Musser' R. Sheets' G. George' W. Spanfellner' . Menter' C. Dierksheide- M. Ladd Middle Row: D. Hartman- B. Schultz: C. Fieldsg N. Cassaubong N. Williamsong C. Wolfe' M. Wieg- man: L. Gerwin Front Row:.R. Heckmang Steing D. Hoodlebrink: D. Smithg D. Dierksheicleg C. Ruchg Knepperg C. Lucio RED K XVHITE LOOMIS RADIO SERVICE lirrmc-ries Meats Fruits V p., -tr 11 .-: Motorola Radio and T. V. Robert Hahn Pembervill Oh' E .t I t St. Pembervill Oh'0 26 X FOURTH GRADE 'Top Row Orwlck R Orosco N Martin lVl Dlerksheicle L Zak G Krotzer lVl Creps Mlclclle Row N Stem R Cams Dusmg C Roberts F Hlser E Siek G Lopez Willard Front Row Friemark P Hiser R Crewe L lvlclen C Wltker C Wltker .wwf-F J v .iv lisa -.Emi V K 'K YW 'L x l Bl-49' ,..4 11 'QW THIRD GRADE Top Row N Bixler N Cassaubon B Wellling R Del ado K Whetsel D Hiser Hummel C Lopez Buntz Third Row .I Keiser S Dusing C Clay Niedermener R Witker R Hoodlebrmk R Ha emeyer E Spanfeller J Vlgneron Second Row K Roberts Buckingham Carling R Palmer Nlusson Bassett K Beck N Robinson R Campbell Front Row Kahlenburg H Brunk T Gentry L Schulze G Stein C Schauer E NXILI mxisow NIARTIN S NIF-XT NHRIXV1' 0 r Cu r F' dFe Pmb e 9 7 V w M M ' , j- 315555.-if . ,' 4 ' 2 . w I , - I 5 Wye? V . V F - - .. .- ' 'Q 2 , ' ,. ' 7' A H Q 2. pu L 1 Ak- :pl ' T. ' A A - . i : ', g . 3 . ' 3 . ' ' 3 . gi . 3 . U : . D 3 . 3 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . g : j. 3 . g . 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' Ill? qt. Je' Q Q' -Q Yi! U Wffid SECOND GRADE Top Row D Gerke K S S S R plcer toner uergens Dlerkshelde L Flelds P Cassabon B Frlemal R Cook IVl1ddleR RHh SHb ow a n o art T Sander G Abke B Guelsbuhler J Applehaus L Konzen lvlden C Amelmg Front Row C Luclo Bltters L Hartman W Slek R Wolfe Sander N Phxlllps J Ellxs W Smith if aw arH'dG NUWII if QQ! f L Sip u ' 'N 491:-. Tw Q mwah 'Q ii ilwia. +...f.h FIRST GRADE Top Row S Roberts K Cassaubon S Stem R Wltker S Merryfleld B Orosco P arr P Cochran J Cobb Thlrcl Row L Heckman C Mulr Kelser I Kahlenberg Ranes S Smxth N Busclxcker J Wltker D Abke Second Row L Frlemermg E Orosco K Dusmg D Stoner L Dusmg D Lohrbach M Bockrader F Myers P Dotson Front Row R Sander P Schuerman R Lopez S Nepp Krotzer DlCl'kShCldC Martinez F Slek Sander rum XIIXIXN h 28 was dnvs Belt ' J ' , . ,, I Q A 4, , H t I V ik . ' gr.. l , . A , 1 ' . N fa J r 5' x X V ' I 1 ag,.., 1 ,LJ . I ' .L K 6 Q 5 . Q Ze ' A -if fi? 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' 1 . : J. 5 . ' Q . ' : : . ' ' 5 . Q . ' 3 . 3 . ' 3 . q . : . : . : . 5 . 1 J- : J. ' ' : J . ' : THE HUJLXHT I3lNVI,I'S U. '. NY .' C . . .US I if-ods Gents' Fur 'sh' as I-Iardwa' Furniture' D f'l r 4 ' El '- t um-ral in-ctor l 'mhm'vill 0 in . . 6-ckman an . '. c 'man C17 fzde News X arlous home room xetxyltres hive taken place as spec1al d mys appeared upon the L xlendar Lnder the dlrectxon of Mrs Vifmdlsch a Thanksolvm pro ram was presented on XX ednes day afternoon nn the Hlvh School ym Hlvh School students and parents attended All of the Grades were very actlve as mem hers of the unlor Red Cross For the December P l A the Or xdes pre sented a Chrlstrnas provram C hrlstmas partles and exchanve of xfts were held ID all the rades Due to Mrs Wfarcls futhfulness the Au-:lu bon Soclety av un proved to he very mterestmf and educatlonal This Group COIlSlSfS of all the pLlpllS of the thrrcl fourth flfth and s1xth Grades All the rades were husy at Laster tune sell mv Easter Seals for the Crlppled Children s qOClCty Also durmv the eourse of the year were other events such rs the flrst rade havln a mlnxa ture Fall Farr and flllln l' rster baskets for the Lhlldren s Home The thlrd Grade also durm thelr studles of Mevuco made 1 serape a kmd of shawl that I9 worn nn that country 29 X 1 1 ! . f . 1 ' 2 sz f . , , , h ' , . or U r ., - I 3 3 K . . 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II.-pr.-s-ut.u1x WHO 'S WHO Most Popular Glrl lVlar1lyn Hobart Most Popular Boy Bob Brunmg Best Lookln Curl Nancy Hobart lVlost Handsome Boy Dale Dxerkshemle lVlost Courteous Qlrl Donna Schroder Most Courteous Boy Farl DaVldSOn lVlost Studlous Glrl Opal Oberhouse Most Stl.ldl0LlS Boy Davld Aufclerstrasse Best Glrl Athlete Carolyn Rahe Best Boy Athlete Dlck Beeker Most Bashful Curl lVlax1ne Strohl Most Bashful Boy Roger Bettenuroc lVlost Talented Curl Marllyn Kern lVlost Talented Boy lm Konzen lVleekest Curl Nlaxme Strohl lVleekest Boy Ro er Bettenbrock Best Dressed Cglfl Nancy Hobart Best Dressed Boy Bob Brumn Clrls lVlost L1kely To Succeed Donna Schroder Opal Oberhouse Dolores Avers Boys Most Likely To Succeed Dale Dlerkshelcle Wrlbur Smrth Davlcl Aufclerstrasse Girl Wlth Prettnest Harr oyce Brddle Boy Wlth Prett1e t Halr Dale Dlerlcshelcle Glrl W1th Best Sense of Humor Qlaclys Rnce Boy Wlth Best Sense of Humor Tom Davrdson Curl Hater Ro er Bettenbrock Boy Hater Vonclale Kaemmln Most Gum Chewmg Boy Bob Brumnf' lVlost Boy Crazy Glrl Phyllrs Gottschalk lVlostG1rl Crazy Boy Davlcl .AtLlfClCl'StlHSS6 Blg est l-omboy Mary Ann Aufclers rass B est Gxrl C.-1 ler Mary Lou XV1e man Best Llkecl Teacher lVlr Dennrs NOlS8St Boy Dlclc Becker Teachers Pet Curl Rose lVla y D1erl hexdc Teachers Pet B03 Davrd Aufderstrasse 30 I 1 cg N- ,'- l --- l k --- ' Q' . n Z . . 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VITIES ANNUAL STAFF Front Row Earl Davxdson Asst Busmess Manager lxenny Grexve Seventh Grade Reporter Wrlbur Smlth Busmess Manager Mrs Sleasman Faculty Aclvlsor Opal Oberhouse Editor Tom Davidson Assistant Edltor M1cldleRow Gladys Rrce Musxc Grade News Dons Hebler Can You lmaglne Class Poem Rose Mary Musser Sophomore Reporter Laverne Servm umor Reporter Carolyn Rahe Muslc Phyllls Gottschalk Great Expectatnons Delores Avers Baby Plctures Vondale Kaemmlng Class HlSt0fy Allce Baker Class Wrll Donna Schroeder Teachers Poem Geraldme Heclcman P H S Theatrlcals Pat Clay Class Prophecy oyce B1-ddle P H S Theatrlcals Class Poem Back Row Robert I-llser Freshman Reporter Merlon Brunlng Alumm Robert Flake Alumni Roger Bettenbrock Calendar Dale Dlerkshelde Sports Dlck Beeker Sports Bob Brunlng okes Wlllard We man okes Dolores Abke Erghth Grade Reporter 32 g 6 , . - I y . . g - J . j ' - . . . ' , ' S j .l l l Hli l RL K ll XX lIl,liY S'l'HRl'I HUB HVMMICI4 If X L X I fl I X V Purpose See V. ' Meats tlrom-ries Ve etables 1 I 11 Ohio I'- nberville. Hhio Phon THE EXPLORER STAFF Front Row: Wilbur Smith - Sports Editor David Aufderstrasse - Assistant Editor Mrs. Phyllis Sleasman - Advisor Roger Bettenbrock - Exchange Editor Dolores Avers - Editor Back Row: Marilyn Hobart - Grade Reporter Carolyn - Rahe - Mimeograph james Walston - Assistant Sports Editor Marilyn Kern - Artist Phyllis Gottschalk - Feature Editor Roger Travers - Mimeograph Vondale Kaemrning - News Reporter Alice Baker - Typist Donna Schroeder - Typist oyce Biddle Typist 1 RNHNPI I1 tv on! uit. U1 I I I I3 I- FFENI-KN ILNIBFR C0 R P Bmdner Ohio 33 SI fT.' w S ii IFHY l'I.l':.XNlNG WN. Gi S w lin Q C ,S 'I ' ' x . '. . .' 1 '- . N. olf H, Rolf . , , ' P H S THEATRICALS One Excitm Night Parent Teachers lVleet1ng l Am The Law D Thompson The False Alarm All A s on Report Card The Talkin King Dick Becker The Sheik Roger Bettenbrock Six Cylinder Love Bob Brunin and Carolyn Rahe ln Se rch of a Thrill Pat Clay and Alice Baker Woman Proof Wilbur Smith The Town Scandal Meeting of t e Faculty Human Wrecka e Senior Class The Eternal City Pembervllle Fools H1 hway Colle e Ave The Dutch Serenade When lVlrs WlHdlSCl1 leads the Singing The Same Old Story Passing to your first class Luck When you are not called on in Govern ment Don t Tell Everythm Freshmen Th it Alibi Lost my Book tc S1 n used to make the teachers believe you know more The lVlouse Traps Shorthand class Mischief Makers Merlon Brunmg Dale Dierk sheicle Bob Ebka Heart Trouble Opal Oberhouse oyce Biddle Gerry Heclcman Phyllis Gottschallx The Pawnshop lVlr lVlaclaras Desk The B1 Smile Gladys Rice Vonclale Kaem min Dolores Avers Love That lVlan Doris l-lebler ancl Donna Schrocler The Greatest Commands Pick up the paper Lets haxe it quiet Take your seat 34 .. U . .. U . . O . . .. U . :B . . .. H . 0 3 E . .. 0 C . .. U . h g ., H . .U 'l -- C7 3 I ' . A . g., -- E . H E U .g . The Day of Faith -- When you receive a Diploma .U , . .. 0 , ' , - 1, , . 15 O. V 7 . 1 v 1111 IX iixx 1 IXNI 1-'1.1 '1'1-:Y 2 11 r f 1 1 1 1: II x11 Nl 1 lll Ill ll1. '.'s1-. 1' N111 IIIUSIB 1 BAND Front Row Evelyn Sander lVlar1lyn Beck Phyllls Wentland Pat Schroeder lVlar1or1e Beam Donna Schroeder Carolyn Rahe oe Mallock becond Row Laverne SClVll'lg Ray Huffman Mary Lou Welvman Bull Gossett ack Elsenhour Crago Rlcharcl Heckman Davlcl Heckman Lols Heckman Thlrd Row lm Smlth Max Restemyer B111 lVlenter lm Hobart Kenneth Rltzel Glen Westerhaus Bob Hobart Albert Ruble Back Row Robert Stlen Ruth Gockerman oyce Dlerkshelcle Opal Oberhouse Marllyn Hobart lVlarv1n Bruns Donald Heckman lllk ln I itm 36 I , , : z ' : ' , 1 ' ' : r , : J z : : 'Q 1 ' : J ' :Jac 2 3 3 ' : J' ' 1 1 ' 5 J' 3 ' 1 : 1 ' 1 1 J ' ' 9 : ' : 2 lvli H. XY. IIIICIZKSHICIIPI-I I'hyfil-i:u11- S 4-on Vllrxrplirnrv-xlts of l lr1lf-'x'X1lI.. whit- l'l1'Yl1 LF IAC!-1 SMITH Vlumbinga d if-z ' g ORCHESTRA Back Row: Marvin Brunsg Katherin Smith: Lila Lou Sielscottg Ruthie Cockermang Marilyn Dierk shiecle: Mrs. Windisch Second Row: Phyllis Wentland: Mary Katherin Schro-clerg Mary Lou Weigmang Joe Bassettg jim Ho bart: jim Smith: Rose Mary Dierksheicle First Row: Jim Konzeng Tommy Daviclsong Ray Hoffmang Suzan Menterg Bobbie Stein: David Heck mang Bobby Hobartg .Iac Cragog Pat Schroder C F KAENIING 'NUHIU Sl RX IFF FRPD XIOCRFXRH Hardware and Electrical Appliance: New Rmliute-1 Ohm Phone 2011 Woodville Ohio Phone 2361 7 McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment EMS Drinks Cabins . y - A CAPELLA CHOIR 4 ront Row oyce Dnerkshelcle Doris Hebler Gladys Rlce Carol Reltzel Mrs WlndlSCh Alyne Weg man lVlarllyn Beck Bonnie Fox Marjorle Beam lVlar1lyn Kern Second Row Rose Mary Musser Donna Schroeder Delores Avers Donna Hurrellzxrlnk can Muller Vonclale Kaemmxng Shirley Wrtker Carolyn Rahe Norma Hurrelbrlnk erry Heckman Opal Qberhouse Thlrcl Row Duck Becker Earl Davldson Tom Davldson Ro er Travers Vxctor Schuerman Dale Drerkshelcle Herbert Hebler Back Row rm Walston ames KIDZOD Bob Brunmg Donald Rlehm Wllbur Smlth David Aufder Strasse Willard Wengman lm Dewyre HI RIIIIHI x Nhat N N Fld P 1 1 H X1 1 n n Pro Tucker Ohm 38 ,T : J . . : . Q . 3 . 3 ' . . z - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 J ' : 1 1 1 1 J 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 g 1 ' 1 1 : J' 1 J ' : ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' - 1 1 J 1,, H, ' as .2 xr 'l'l1v Naliwn YYidu- STUD- l,l'ffKl'fY ll,Xli.X4il'I 'V f-ri'-S . A S lllln-Y!'4ll!'Y ful'-s :and .'m'ximf Stony 1' H . 5Ph'w H, , X ll':1 lsr- Y p. . ' Q, ' BAND The band has taken a step forward un organuzatuon thus year by electung offrcers Duck Kohrung was elected Presudent Bob Hob rt Vuce Presudent Bull Nlenter Llbraruan Donna Schroeder Secretary and Treasurer The band played at home games and representatuves sold refreshments A concert wus guven un tl- Sprung by the band Some of the numbers they performed were Nlystuc Knights OVCltUTC Gypsy Festuval and selectuons from Tanhauser ORCHESTRA The orchestra thus year us playunv sumplexed versuons of such composutuons as Ase s Death Han sel and Gretel and Dance Macabre A strung ensemble was also orvanuzed from the group whlch 1 for varuous meetungs A CAPELLA CHOIR The chour wlth 1ts thurty two members sang for the Chrustmas Program O Holy Nught and The Lord BlessYou and Keep You The pro ram was un the form of a pantomume thus year wuth sev eral members of the chour actuncr out the story of Chrustmas on the stage whule the remalnung chour sang the story GIRLS GLEE CLUB The gurl s glee thus year numbers twenty ln the Chrustmas Prooram they sang Lullaby of esu They sang that N hr un Bethlehem and Along the Road to Bethlehem Other numbers whuch they worked on were Come to the Faur Holuday for Strunvs and Carmena BOYS GLEE CLUB The boy s glf e thus year numbers suxteen Durung the year they worked on The Drum I-Iear Dem Bells and When Day us Done SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS The seventh and eughth grade gurls sang Angels We Have Heard On Hugh for the Chrustmas Program The boys and gurls together sang We Three Kungs of Oruent Are Members from the chorus also took part un the pantomume for the Chrustmas Program PARISH NIOTOR SALES Buuck Sales and Serxuce When Better -Xutomobules -kre Buult NFUHALSER HATCHERIES Buuck Hull Buuld Them Phone '19 Pemberwulle Ohuo Boxslung Green, Ohuo Phono. 3011 Frank Tutl-emeyer, Mgr 39 1 A I . . ' u C- v s 1 u . i u2 . 2 y u - o 1 , . . . . zu' V . . 3 A 1 , . . . . . . I. . -. ' 5 U n . . . . 0' - . D . :a . 1 . . ut ' 5 -- I. . . -I nv 'O' . ' 'Q ' 9 ' . .u . H ur . . -- v :n .. .- I . . . 1 . . , 1 . . . . I. . u- . ' e . uu . . -- - . Q . ' - ' v September 3 5 6 12 19 14 29 November 4 11 October 24 25 December 2 7 8 9 January February 3 April May CALENDAR Registration of High School Pupils Teachers Meeting, ten o'clock A: M. School Classes begin---out at noon Killion Studios second week Cafeteria opens End of first six week period N. W. O T A. in Toledo, no school Junior Play Armistice Day, no school Basket Ball, Luckey, Here Basket Ball Webster Here Thanksgivm no school End of second six week period Basket Ball Olney There Basket Ball Elmore Here First Every I upil Test Basketball Mfayne Here Basket Ball Lake There Basket Ball Luckey There XMAS VACATION School re opens Basket Ball Bloomdale Here Basket Ball Walbridge Here Basket Ball Bradner There End of third six week period Basket Ball Rismgsun Here Basket Ball Genoa There Basket Ball Walbrldge There Basket Ball Burgoon There General Hig 1 School Test for Basket Ball Woodville Here Gibsonburg Basket Ball There County Tou nament Washington s Birthday no school End of the f murth six week period Preliminary Dist State Scholarship Test Good Friday no school End of fifth six week period Seniors Senior Play Junior Senior Banquet Final Dist State Scholarship Test Seniors Dismissed Senior Appreciation Night Baccalaureate Sunday Commencement Program End of sixth six week period SCHOOL DISMISSED AUC LST AI PSI We d Sh e ROTHSCHILD LINE STOCk t d Tal 1 eding Cattl md Lalv s For Sale All Ti P e 2 92 N d ille hi Stony Rdg Ohio 40 18 23 , 25 ' ' 6 , 4 n . , . 9 , . 16 , 23 , 2 - 6 , 10 , ' 13 , 13 . . . 20 Q . . 24 , 27 , ' 2-3 ' ' 4 , . 7 ' , 22 ' ' ' --- 24 t . . 7 ' 21-22 State Eighth Grade Tests 28 ' 5 . ' . 6 . . .lu . 12 . . . , . . . . 21 23 23 . . . Mcn's I' ar anll o s Expcr Cleaning an ioring fe e 1 ' hon 5 Voo V , O O i i1'IHLE'II!3i3 BASEBALL Our first game was with Webster on our own diamond. We were ahead all the way until the last inning when their first baseman hit a double with one man on and won the game. They were victori- ous by a close score of 7 to 8. This took place on Thursday September IS. Our next game was against Lake on Wednes- day Sept. 21, there. Lake scored three runs while we scored none. We got several men, on base but we just couldn't get them home to bring our team to victory. Our last game was played at Walbridge on Sept. 27. At the start of the game we couldn't hit at all, in fact we couldn't hit throughout the first six innings. The game was called off because of rain at the end of the sixth inning, as we came up on the wrong side of the victory with Walbridge leading 9 to l. At the drawing of the Wood County Baseball tournament we drew Liberty. So on October lst we journeyed to Tontogony to play our first and last tournament game against Liberty. Luck was with them as the final score was 6 to 3. Top Row: Earl Davidsong Roger Traversg Dick Reed Middle Row: Lowell Hagemyerg Herbert Heblerg Jim Walston Bottom Row: Gerald Hiserg Dick Becker: Dick Kohring THE I'EMBERX'II.Ll-I ELEVATUR ASS'N Your Uwn Fm-up.-rz1tix'e I-Iverythim: in I-'arm Supplies and I-'armr-rs Se-rx'i:-P FARM 8 HHME HARIJVVARIC 42 TRACK Our first track was a dual meet held on April 25 at Gibsonburg. We took first in the l00 yd. dash, 880 run, mile run, mile relay, discus shot. We tiecl in the l20 yd. high hurdles and high jump, but we still didn't come out on top. Gibsonburg won by a score of 70 to 56. On May 6. i949 we had a dual meet with Lake. Here we took first in 440 ycl. dash, mile run, 880 yd. run, discus throw, shot put, broad jump, pole vault and high jump. We won this meet by a score of 76 to 50. Our next meet was also at Gibsonburg on May l0, l949. This was a triangular meet with Genoa, Gibsonburg, and Pemberville entering. Out of I4 places we got 8, but again we didn't win. The final scores were Gibsonburg 66 l-2, Pemberville 55, and Genoa 30 l-2. The county meet was held at Bowling Green State University track on April 30, I949. We took first place in mile run, discus, IZO yd. high hurdles, and broad jump. We took second place in 440 yd. dash, l-2 mile relay, and tied for high jump. That gave us second place and we came home with a beautiful runners-up trophy. Top Row: Glenn Westerhausg Clayton jivideng Kenneth Reitzel Middle Row: Glenn Raheg Donald Beaversong Robert Bruning Bottom Row: Ralph Hebler: Dick Heckmang Mr. Madaras THE VI-IMl4l'2liYll,l.l'I FHUIP FH. I'zu'kq-rs nf 'lhliizitm-s and 'Fmnutn PFlPdlll'tF 4:1-,int F, Rogers, Pri-s. Roy R. Rogers. Mgr. P6-mhe-rville. Ohio BASKETBALL The first basketball game was held on our home floor November I8 with Luckey. The Red- men must not have had too many practices or Luckey had too many returnmg lettermen because thev beatus 34 to 56 In our second game on November 23 agaln on our home floor we played Webster The team got better by that tlme and we won by a score of 48 31 On Friday December 2 we journeyed to Ol ney The strange floor must have scared us because they won by a score of I8 to 35 On Decembber 6 Elmore played here and they beat us by a score of 36 to 52 Wlth two defeats ln a row thlngs were looking very bad But on December 9 we defeated Wayne on our home floor 47 to Z7 On December 16 we had a thrrller at Lake with the Redmen only 4 pomts behind m the closlng mlnutes but the Redmen just couldn t get around and they beat us 34 to 42 A am we played Luckey only this tlme on thelr floor They beat us agaln only a httle worse thls tlme The score was I9 to 41 After Chrlstmas that Alumnx game comes a round and thxs year lt was Just as rough or rougher than ever They came out on top by a score of 45 to 64 On anuary 7 the flrst game of the new year we started off with another thriller against Bloom dale The ame was close all the way but they were ahead ln the end by a score of 34 to 36 On anuary I0 the Redmen played Walbrldge Thelr team was short but very fast The fmal score was 23 to 45 Affam we had a losmg streak to break and we dld nt agamst Bradner on anuary 13 We won by a score of 45 to 32 We had another excltmv game on anuary 20 when we played Rlsxngsun here They won by a score of 33 to 38 On anuary 24 we journeyed to Genoa and played thelr tall comets We came out on the short end but very close 46 to 51 'The Redmen traveled to Walbrldge on lan uary Z7 This was also a good game but m the rlos mg mlnutes of the ame they started edgmfr ahead leavmv the flnal score 36 to 49 Ton Row Bob Brunln Dick Beeker Middle Row Herbert Hebler Dale Dlerkshelde Bottom Row 1m Walston Dlck Reed I I X UNH X IT! erx 4JlllO 44 Y ' v N 1 . . 9: . . . . ' - 2 , D I J 1, J . . - on T . I X 3 D . , . . I gl : 3 . 4'mn1 lin 1-nts uf Lllfl-I 'VIMIC MAHVI-'Al l'I'RING 1' , R NY Ve- 11 'illl-, ' On January 31 we played Gibsonburg on their flm-:p They must of took advantage of this and Mme wut with the winning score of 32 to 56. February 3 we journeyed to Burgoon. The Reclmen played a hard game there and at the half the score was tied. lt was a close game, but they kanpened to make the last basket making the score 43 to 45. On February 4 we played our last scheduled game of the year against Woodville on our home floor. At the half of the game the score was tied. The score went bouncing from them to us, and the large cheering section was really yelling. We won by a small margin of only l point. The score was 59 to 58. ln the Wood County Tournament the Redmen had to play the winner of the Milton-Bradner game which was Braclner. Leading Individual Scoring Bob Brun ng l 8 Glenn Rahe Dale Dierkshelde 80 Earl Davidson 76 Herbert Hebler 62 Dick Becker 43 Dick Kohrmg 25 Top Row im Hobart Earl Davidson Middle Row Dick Kohrm Glenn Rahe Bottom Row Ro er Travers lVlr Madaras I- TUI I Du IDI QHXII X , . ,Nl .974 ,is K , ff 4 W! Dx 'Z . , W -15, ,-5, I . i 2 I I 2 . 2 . . gg 3 g I . f'0l'l'lIllll1'lt'l1IS nf ' TH I ' . G ' 'I SUN ' . E NY 45 A . It ' ' RESERVE TEAM Front Row: C. -Iiviclen, B. Hobart, R. Hebler A Clay Back Row A Maclaras R Ebka G Hlser G Oberhouse D Heckman B Crewe CHEERLEADERS Laverne Sexvmv Nancy Splcer Nancy Hobart Manlyn Hobart IITIIINQ S-XXI'N1N PXNI mb 11 f Ohm NI ml r ff Federal Depo It IDSUIXIILL C 11 46 : . , . , . . , . , . ,Z 1 Z -If. .'. ' .' il' Q: .' C TR' 1-rx IA, ' Ma-mln-r of Fvdm-ral Rt-servo Syslmn , 4- MA 1 S' ,i H - U 'r JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Back Row B Stein, J Hartman, S Lucio, B Bixler Mr Denms C Gerwm Bassett ,I Cobb Hlser Front Row C Krotzer L Baker R Damschocler A Ruble D Clay C Kokomoor Smlth JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Lynn Davxdson Dlane Rolf Arlayne Ramsey Llla Lou Slelscott X FHXI. IN1 D 47 - ' : . ' : J- 1 - : : . 3 . Q . : ' : I-IR.'S' , 'S if LXIIIY Grade .X Milk IT:-clllu-rs and istril-urrv1's Pu-r11he-1'x'il1v, Ohio IIIIUII1' L 1. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front Row: Back Row: Wilbur Smith --- Athletic Reporter Paul Willard --- Junior Reporter Dick Kohrlng Sec and Treasurer D Thompson Superintendent Bob Brunmff President A l.. 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Bonnxe F Passmg a bargam sale of shoes when I had a hole 1n my stocklng Mr Madaras Please take your seat Wlllard W I can t lt s fastened down Mrs Yocum Is there anythmv you can do better than anythmo else3 Robert E Yes I can read my own wr1t1n0 Mrs WlndlSCh Tom I belleve you mlssed my classes yesterday' Tom D Oh not so very much Dale Do you know what k1nd of tree that IS out there3 oyce No Do you5 Dale Yes lt s a dovwood tree oyce How can you tell3 Dale By the bark stup1d by the bark Opal On whlch Slde of the table do you prefer to s1t5 Vondale lf you don t m1nd I ll Slt on a Chalf Mr Denms Why IS our language called the mother tongue3 Donna S Because father never gets a chance to L e lt Phyllls Has your flHHCC Got good manners3 Gerry Say I wlsh you could have seen h1m clean up the gravy Wlth a PICCC of bread lr was the prettlest thmg 1n the world Dolores You look so broken up th1s mormnv Are you 1113 Bob E Look that guy looks exactly l1ke mv Aunt Sophla except for the mustache Roger What do you mean3 He doesn t have a mustache Bob E No I know he doesn t have a mustache but my Aunt Sophla does Mr Heckman 1n Chemlstry class Introduce three Grams of sugar 1n a test tube Gladys R Mr Test Tube meet Mr Sugar Mrs Cornell I have went That s wrong 1sn t 1t5 Dorls Hebler Yes Ma am Mrs Cornell Why IS lt wrong3 Dons Hebler Because you a1n t went yet Bob B and Dlck B saw a slgn One football player wanted So they went and talked to the coach Dlck I made a 98 yard run once 1n a frame Bob B Yeh but he dldn t catch me I had the ball Mrs Yocum told all the SCHIOYS to Wflte a descr1pt1on of a ball game They all wrote for flVC mlnutes but Dorls Mrs Yocum then asswned them another flVC mmutes and then called for the papers Dons stlll hadn t wr1tten anythmg but qu1ckty wrote down Ram no game Rll Q XX 111lrt1X fJ1l0 I1y..ht ind XIQKIIUUH St 1111111112: A 8111111 52 - 2 . 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