Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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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

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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

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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