Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1936 volume:

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NYSE whose untiring efforts have raised the standards of our school, whose loyalty has inspired us, whose wisdom is our advice, and whose humor and. kindly cheer have filled our days with sunshine. I.- A f- l llyll HI T- I-4.42 Ill 'llllllf Ill llllll. li. 'llllll, Ill Illlll. Ill 'Illlll. 1 i!llllLi llllllll I I 12 Timim 5:7 3 n lfgnq: L' . ll In 'l v -sian 1 KN. II :I TABLE 0F CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASS E S ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES ADMINISTRATION mfsrnrfgofoma :- :5'X-YUL - -- FmsT Brides' HIGH Scuool L'f-l'-l'-l'-l'-l'-lIl'--- !E!:!.'.-EE-55-EE - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlf'Z, --2-, dll-!! I!-ll '- 'ww --32.1.1 4 Il-md' RNS-13:1 in -IE' Q ltnq 31: l1l 1 I 1 I 1 ! - -lIx12:.ra1 -- .-I-mm 111-337-'ENIQQQI , B I I H fl I I ' I' III - -QIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIQ1 L 5 h1J vY' Li' niifnfg :ir 11:4 N 11 'TSW Lf -1:1 III- N-' if Ruth I. Iyse L. B. rngnnn fmtin Rttlsvllle, omo Oberlin College, Defiance College Western Reserve U. Lets Olgsx, B. 8. Bolo loonomloe Musical Education feyette, Ohio Bowling Green U. Ohio liste U. Ion ltste College I. 0. Btelgely, I. B.g C. K. B. luslo Chicago, Illinois Bush Conservatory lorthwestern U. Oberlin College J. J. mvchener A. H. seein me volition Science Pettlsville Ohio Goehen College Bowling Green U. Defiance College Michigan University s. 1. oomwnau, B. e Agriculture, Science Pemberville, Ohio Bowling Green U. Ohio Btete U. A. C. Robbins, A. B. lethematlos, Science Physlosl Education Oosoh Iingste, Indiana Purdue University Isbssh College Frsnole Beblone A. I Comerolll , Pettlsvllle, Ohio Bowling Green U. limi University Ohio State U. x ,J A Cf A MQ f 'J U' I 1 ' WMV JJ W f Kr ,we pw R, N x X 1 w 1 NJ .W K U' , W W Z Lorn? Wxiteoni h A. B. ftcrzhj. Bdimke un or H B ' x Gr e Old Fort, Ohio 'Ea, Pettieville, Ohio Miami University Stab Tri-State Heidelberg College f .T Bolling Green U. Bowling Green U. 'gtk Qentral Institute I .X Alta Bpiese Bldig Hiller Fifth Grade Four h Grade Archbold, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Defiance College Defiance College Ohio University Wittenberg U. Bowling Green U. Herma Steinbrecher Third Grade Delta, Ohio Bowling Green U. Vesta A. Nefziger First Grade lauseon, Ohio Goshen College Bowling Green U. , gi Louella H. Burkholder Second Grade Iluseon, Ohio Defiance Ooll 9 Bowling Greeneg. -- 2 Qjj-ml 2-2 Zlliiltl Ql1 - U- iiliii 11111111 Qjllllllllllllll-! Um --- it :li Im Q2 . . Q17 5 -11 1 . -- fp l--- Qlil ' QI 1 1 l in -1-1 -,11-.-. ,.---L-Ia. :IL-.1 f H-v 'S- lhfnj, ,, will , . 1115, f 75-111- 1 Y' I-I I , Q 4 . ' :Lf 5 lil in-1 ':: I: H ll uv' nur nu '- I' uv- llllllr H'-lTu:1fa 5 1111 'STN' if 111ml 1117 Illlml sz .- H BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the board of education get a very small re turn in material reward for the work they do and the huge respon sibility that rests upon their shoulders. The pupils of Pettisville igh School realize this and would like to show their appreciation. There- fore, we wish to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt thanks, not only to the present members, but also to those who have served us so well in the past. 1 K a.1w L. , ' GEO. McGUFF1N, Clerk-Treasurer D. W. NOFZIGER, President i SA.. H. T-TOFZIGER RUSSEL GASCHE FRED LEHNAN CLASSES QQEEEEEEE! nj .: ::::::::: .., 5 mu xi- 3 LUQLQQW 'a 'a'Ws.1t 'A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.' Class Officer 2-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Lib.45 Basketball 45 Annual Staff 45 Cantata 2-35 Operetta 2-35 Lit. Soc. l-2-3-45 Track 4. if! 'Louie' '0h, tell me how to gain knowledge without study.' mc. soc. 1-2-3-45 Baseball 25 Orch. 2-35 Band 1-2-35 Glee Club 3-4. z..-.467zfy'-'Q'-4-f 'nyck' 'A rare combination of 11011883.86 , COUIIDOD 881188 and a sense of humor.' Class Officer 1-3-45 Lit. Soc. l-2-3-45 Lib. 25 Operetta 2-35 Base- ball l-2-3-45 Band 1-2- 3-45 Pet Echoes 25 St. Council 2-3-45 Letter- men'e Assn. 2-3-44 Jr. play 3, 0rch5 1-2-3-4. O V ' ' ZfEllGin 'N ure who decked thy form with beauty's flowers, Exhausted on thy soul her finer powers.' Plainfield 1-2-35 H. Ec.Club 45 Boosters Com. 45 Lit. Soc. 45 Lib. 45 Class Officer 45 Band 45 Orch. 4. 'A worker yet always ready for a good time.' Glee Club 3-45 Class Officer 2-35 Lib. 2-35H. Ec. Club 45 Orch. 1-2-3- 45 Pet Echoes 2-3-45 Boosters Com.2-3-45 Lit. Soc. 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 Jr. Play 3. -M 'Dotty' 'Fo ever ne whom she meets, she always has a smile.' one Club 1-3-3-45 Class Officer 45Annual Staff 45 Pet Echoes 35 Jr.Plav 35 Lit.Soc. l- 2-3-45 Oneretta 2-35 Cantata l-2-35Lib.2-4. C5415-OL-f4f..Trudy,, 'A little bit of 101155 A little bit of fun! St. Council 15 Jr. Play 35 Lit. Soc. 1-2- 3-45 H. Ec. Club 1-2- 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Boosters Com. 4. WAV 'Zeke' nStill waters run deep but silent thoughts run deeper.' Wauseon 1-25 Basket- ball 3-45 Band 3-45 Orch. 3-45 Glee Club 3-45 St. Council 45 Lettermen's Assn. 45 Jr. Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Baseball 3-45 git. Soc.3-45 Operetta 10 1 Ast2'21f , zmik-'A- 'Beneath that mild ex- terior lies a great deal of m1scb1ef.' Glse Club 15 Lit. Soc. l-2-3-45 H.Ec. Club 1-2- 45 Cantata 1. fwf 'Hess' 'Bomet mes the best goods are done up in the smallest bundles.' Glee Club 3-3-4' Base- mu 1-45Basketbal1 1-2. 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Jr. Play 3' Operetta 3-35 Track 3-45L1b. 3-45 Can- tata 2-35 Lit. Soc. 1-2- 3-4. MW. M54-A4443 gnldlyg 'Faithful and courte- ous, true and kind. A better lad 'tis hard to f1nd.' Glee Club 3-45 Basket- ball 45 Band l-2-3-45 Orch. 1-2-3-45 Cantata 3. I I 5!LH4 lnizl 'Gi s are bothersome but I don't mind being bothered.' Glee Club 3-3-45 Band 1-3-3-45 Basketball 1-3- 3-45 Orch. 1-2-3-45 Lit. Soc. 1-3-3-45 Cantata 3- 3-45 Operetta 35 Track 1-25 Lettermen's Assn.3- 4. 'Conversation is the music of the mind. Basketball 1-3-3-45 Baseball l-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 Lit. Soc. 1-3- 3-45 Lettermen's Assn.3- 3-45 Band 1-3-3-45 Orch. l-3-3-45 Jr. Play 35 Class Officer 3- eretta 3-35 Cantata l-3235 Glee Club 1-3-3.4. 'make' lf'-a'Z0' 'Ricey' 'A woman5 therefore to be woo'd.' Orch. 1-3-3-45Pet Ech- oes 45Glee Club 1-3-3-45 Annual Staff 45 H.Ic. Club 2-3-45 St. Council 250peretta 3-3-45 Canta- ga l-3-35 Lit. Soc. 1-3- -4. gbuww Qeiw 'The world delights in sunny people.' Glee Club 1-4- Cantata 15H.me. Club 1-3-45 me. Soc. 1-3-3-4. if--4la.f+'57y-1.o11y' 'babbles in everything from giggling to love- except studyl . H. lc. Clubng-3.45 Jr. Play 35 L1t.8oc.1-3-3-4. Ng ll .. :iii lllll ,1- Ill ll - .20MC2kw4u- 'She paddles her own canoe and does it we11.' Orch. 1-23 H. Ec. C1ub 23 Pet Echoes 4QL1t.S0O. 1-2-3-4. y Aban- 'Qutet and unassuming, Peaceful are her ways.' Malinta-Grelton 1-23H mc.c1ub 4gL1t. soc. 5-4: 'Knowledge is o bur- den.' H.Ec. Club 1-43 Pet Echoes 43 Lit. Soc. 1- 2-3-4. jZk!L.v ' 'Energy n persis- tence conquer a11 th1ngs.' Glee Club 1-23 Cantata 1-2: Operetta 23L1t.Soc. 1-2-3-4g H.Ec. Club 3-43 Class Officer 2-33Annua1 Echoes 33 Staff 43 Pet Lib. 3-43 St.Counc11 2- 3-4. ,Y . 'He is wise wh 11s- tens much and tal s but 11tt1e.' Orch. 1-2-3-43L1t.Soo. 1-3-3-4. 2544 Z' ' 'Tea Bug' 'A s lan with big 1desl.' Glee C1ub 3-43 Lit. Soc. 1-2-3-43Cantata 2. 'A auiet disposition, yet cheerful and pleas- ant.' Glee Club 1-2-4: Pet Echoes 43 Cantata 1-23 H. Ec. Club 1-3-5-43 Op- eretta 23 Lib. 43 Lit. Soc. 1-2-3-4. 'She smiles and says nothing. How nice it would be if others would hush up and be more like she.' Malinta-Grelton 1-33 Lit. Soc. 3-4. H. lc. Club 4. n 12 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It seems only a short time ago that forty-seven of us entered Pettisvllle High School to battle with problems in mental, physical, and social fields. When we were freshmen class advisor. Initiation Anna Rose Leu was elected president, and Miss Dukes with its laughter and fun, seemed to be the most important class event. Later in the year, of course, we gave a return party for the sophomores. as freshmen the joke was on us but laughing at the new freshmen. with the aid Dukes as class advisor, the sophomores made instructions. as sophomores we had our turn at of Walter Gisel as president and Miss the freshmen obey their initiation This-brings us to the junior year, a year of activities with Donald Neldhardt as president and Miss Wyse as class advisor. As usual it was the juniors' duty to publish PET ECHOES, the school paper. Also a play, A TALE OF TWO SILLIES, was presented and proved to be a great success. During the later part of the school term we sponsored the junior-senior banquet. Here we are, in 1936, with twenty-four still on board the ship, having Lowell Rychener as captain and Miss Wyse as advisor. Of course the greatest task before us this year has been publishing the 1936 'LARIAT'. Naturally, we believe our annual is the best ever published here. As the curtains close on the commencement scene, we utter sighs of re- gret at leaving, but only for a moment, for we are looking forward to facing new experiences of life and finding our niches in this great expanse of land and water called the world. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Pettisville High School of 1936, being of sane mind and sound memory, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament: Trula Clair wills her nail polish to Mr. steigely. Walter Gisel wills his scientific head to Lloyd Huber. Edeith Grieser bequeaths her dimple to Andrew Rupp. Paul Hess wills his basketball ability to Richard Oyer. Twila Hess wills her golden hair to Herbert Spengler. Wilma Hess wills her bashfulness to Helen Rychener. Virginia Hill wills her height to James Weber. Georgia Huber wills her musical ability to Sherman Taylor. Merle Krauss wills his baritone horn to someone who will use it more than he. Louis Lehman wills his interest in brunettes to Carl Beck. Louella Leupp bequeaths her freakishness to Beulah, Short. Donald Kiley wills his ability to talk in history to Florence Grieser. Helen Nafz1ger wills her leadership ability to Walter Krieger. Vern Nafziger bequeaths his dates to Lorraine Liechty. Donald Neldhardt wills his love affairs to Uarl Schmucker. Marie Rice wills her ability to have boy friends to Laura Merillat. Florence Richer bequeaths her curly hair to Jesse Grleser. Irene Rlttlchier wills her class ring to the one who has it most. Dorothy Ruetz wills her ability to wave hair to Marjorie Siegel. Lowell Rychener leaves his friendly disposition to the Juniors. Berneda Seller bequeaths her commercial ability to Paul S ith. Eileen Williams wills her studlousness to vincent Zimmerman. Lawrence Weber wills his slender stature to Kenneth Weber. Wayne Weber wills his gift to argue to Ivan Nafziger. Sealed--The Senior Class. V GTE! Iles- 15 iiiiin- ,. ::::::: Ill IIIIIU CLASS PROPHEUY 'Please accept my res1gnat1on.' After having served twenty-five years as Lady Supervisor of Alcatraz Prison, , I, Eileen Williams, suddenly find myself yearning to re- turn to the land of Peace and Plenty. What a relief it is to board an airplane for home: There is something fans iliar about the pilot and I begin to wonder who he ls. 'Are you by any chance Lawrence leber?' I ask. ihihsxii I al He assures me that I am correct, so I inquire further. Yes, he's married--to Marie Rice, who was an air-stewardess up to the time of their wedding. They live in Los Angeles, Califor- nia The plane lands and I find myself on one of the strangest landing fields Ihave ever seen--so beautifully constructed and so small. The pilot briefly explains that he has to stop here a moment, that this is the home of Lowell Rychener and his . servant I inquire about the landing field. Well, he certainly is amazed to find a living white person who had not heard of Lowell's invention! He also informs me that Lowell and his right-hand man, Merle Krauss, have made millions from this simple invention, a private landing field. They are busy constructing them day d 1 ht wife, the former Georgia Huber of Pettisvllle Spying a an n g . Well, I simply must visit Georgia! What a lot of news she has! Louella still is as crazy about Joe, in spite of some twenty years of marriage, as she was in high school days. At present Dorothy Ruetz is in Paris giving demonstrations of her new style of hair dress. And are they a hit! Georgia tells me also hos everybody goes to the circus these days to see the stunning clown, Louis Le man. He also has fattened his purse. It is time to go on. After a hop of a couple hours we land at Yellow- stone National Park. On my afternoon stroll I see a couple. The woman looks familiar. It is Helen Nafziger and her husband who are on their honeymoon now. Helen has just finished a successful business career. I again ask for more news. She tells me that Paul Hess is hailed as the greatest governor Ohio has ever had and his name is prominently mentioned as presidential candidate. Berneda Seller is his private stenographer. Hlhat about Florence R1cher?' I ask. 'Oh, she's married and lives on a farm near Pettisv1lle', she replies. Having decided to travel by train for a while, I board one for Chicago. Ac- ross the street from the depot in Chicago I notice the sign 'Eat at Gr1eser's'. Being rather hungry I enter and whom should I see behind the cash register but Edeith Grieser, a classmate of by-gone days and manager of this inn. The walt- they always were want to sit and What do I see the size of a resses are none other than Wilma and Twila Hess, together now as in school days. A nice comfortable chair in the corner makes me do nothing for a while. I turn on the radio and lo and behold! but the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra in a small hole about button. Edeith comes to my rescue. Smiling she tells me of Vern Nafz1ger's won- derful gadget which has revolutionized the radio world. Then she asks if I don't recognize the orchestra leader. It is He is the best musician in the world today have just returned from Europe. As I'm getting over-anxious to return for the depot. After carefully scrutinizing lalter Gisel and I'm right. Even as in school days, wherever you find Edeith you're sure to find Walter. 'All aboard for Pett1sv111e', lustly yells the conductor. I overhear two men talking. WSome game Weber pitched for the Tigers today'. 'Isn't it marvelous how that man can pitch consistently year after yearl' 'Yep, one of that famous group that made history in '36W. Looking out of the window, I see the smoke stack of the Pettisville School. How good to be back in Pettisville again. As I alight from the train whom should I run into but Trula Clair! She has been a famous actress for a long time. To- gether we roam through the city. On a side street we run into Donald Kiley fix- ing a tire on his Model T. He is patiently waiting for his slxtieth birthday in order to get his Townsend Pension. We find a late edition of PET ECHOES on sale at a news stand. Of course we buy it and scan through the headlines. Here's something interesting. 'Irene Rlttlchler, '36, did a heroic piece of rescue work when her home caught fire. She carried her children from blazing rooms to safety.' Seemingly, every place we go we hear much praise for those who graduated in '36, They are the pride of the city. All the old gray-haired men and women proudly point back to the time they were students of P. H. S. and were acquainted with us personally. none other than Donald Neidhardt. and he and his wife fvirginla Hill! to Pettisville I leave the cozy inn the ticket agent I decide it is 14 SENIUR5 VHHDIIY HHH! I I I OUR SPONSE R 36 COL.D?' GIRLS I ouk PRESIDENT I S F , VI I wnnrnmoef ' If D4DRE GIRLS x 1' 1 G E . Y I I I' SI NCSING BORED? ' BIG FEET FRHMED PEFICHES IN PFIIRS MIIDIIM SECRETIIRY 15 g: ::::::::: all ll Ill ' Juuzon cuss urs-rom All aboard' We started our line as a group of greenies, and progresses rap ,, idly as we went along. When we started we had on our train twenty-nine passen- gers, with Blanchard Amstutz as engineer. On our next trip we were not so successful in our traveling as the first year. Our train had a wreck, losing some along the way. Blanchard was still our engineer. This year our train, all decked out in bright colors, started a very suc- cessful trip. Helen Rychener was chosen as the engineer, and urged us on. ls had Lloyd, Howard, Paul, and lalter as helpers on the varsity basketball teal. All the other members of the class were equally ambitious. le gave the play BACK A- GAIN HOME TOWN, and later the Junior-Senior banquet. le are looking forward to our next year with a great deal of enthusiasm. First row: Helen Rychener, Howard Nofziger, Lorraine Liechty, Jesse Grieser, Helen Burkholder. Second row: Carl Beck, Paul Smith, Gladys Rupp, Dorothy Bernath, Herbert Spangler, Sherman Taylor. Third row: Grace Taylor, Richard Oyer, Lloyd Huber, lalter Krieger, Andrew Rupp, Marjorie Siegel. 16 First row: Maurice Frey, Robert Hull, Betty Rupp, Vincent Zimmerman, launets T lyse, Junior Sunday, Arlene Neldhardt, Harmon Hell, lahneta Leu. Second row: Beulah Short, Chester Nafzlger, Margaret Ziglar , Paul lllliams, Laura lerillat, Stanley Beaverson, Violet Frey, Carl Schmucker, Iva Balcom. Third row: Herman Clair, Doris Lawrence, G. L. lhntz, Rosella Rittichier, Herman Liechty, R th Burkholder, Harold Liechty, lyrtle Severence, Cleo Vcnier. Fourth row: Ivan Nafzlger, Florence Grleser, Velma Short, Vesta Hiller, Mildred Mehl, Ruth Hartman, Nelles Roth. SOPHOUORI CLASS HISTORY Tootl Toot! le are leaving the station at Freshman for the town of Sophomore. when we started forty 'Freshies' boarded the new streamlined train, 'Education', to take us on our journey of learning. Virgil Sunday was elected engineer and Maurice Frey our assistant engineer. Arlene Neidhardt was chosen conductor to take care of the money and the accounts of our special meetings. le elected Mr. Gottschalk to aid us when we should become entangled in difficulties on our first journey. During our travels the train ahead of us initiated us, after which we felt more dignified. Frequently we were hit by storms but we could not expect perfect weather all the time. All of us recovered from the calamity, 'The Blizzard of final Exam1nations'. During this first year a few left our train to board the 'Train of Life'. After resting at the town of Vacation temporarily, thirty-six of us boarded the train, 'Education', at the town of Sophomore. Maurice was elected en- gineer, Robert Hull assistant engineer, and Betty Rupp conductor. Miss Giga: was chosen to help us through the arduous places. our trip from town Sophomore was more tempestuous than our trip the year before. It was to be expected that we meet storms and find obstaclesvlying across our path be- cause we should be progressive instead of retrogressive. As is the custom, we initiated the Freshmen this year. We have successfully passed 'The Tempest of First Se- mester Exams' and are preparing for the most diffi- cult tests, 'The Tempest of Final Exam1nat1ons'. Already we can see our destination for this I year, the station at Junior, very dimly, in the X distance. ll :gr n L--,, ,V IH ITIBE' ll lllllm FRESH EN CLASS HISTORY il ' First floor-that's where vou'11 find us because we're just beginners: at least the rest of the high school seems to think so. 'Greenies' is what they call us. But just the same we are faithful workers. Last September forty of us enrolled in Pettisville Hivh School. Some of us were very shy, fearing we would do something wrong, although we were glad for the new title. Several of the class dropped out soon but the rest of us are still tugging for good grades. - A few weeks after school had started we called a class meeting to e- lect officers. Robert Rychener won the election and became president while Paul Rychener took second place and became vice-president. le trusted Leona Laxrance both with our money and with writing up the minutes, and as a result elected her as secretary-treasurer. We chose lr. Robbins as class sponser to guide us through all our difficulties. You may see some members of our class represented in all school activities. There are several of our boys on the basketball team and several in band and orchestra. le are represented in the Student Council by Paul Rychener and h 111' Charles Gasc e. latch for our class each year and when we're seniors you'll hear plenty of us. IRESH EN, First row: Rosella Hiller, Freida Pfund, Helen Beck, Joan Zehr, Robert Rychener, Leona Lawrence, Paul Rychener, Fern Frey, Helen Frey, Lucille Grleser, larguerite Hofziger. Second row: Letha Mae Hull Donna Louise Liechty, Kenneth Weber, Hazel Taylor, Robert Wanner, Orville flupp, Donald Somers, Charles Gasche, Junior Sherer, Myrtle ling, Vera Rupp, Marie Spengler, Betty Leininger, June Canfield, lr. Robbins. Third row: Dale Huber, Dale Short, laynard Augustine, Galen Aeschliman, virginia Buehrer, Della Sehloneger, Dorothy Short, Beulah Beck. Clifford Lauber, lary Jane Short, Harold Ruetz, Roy Frey. 1B Baia:-1' t 'f't'i'iQ1 GRADE SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE, Top row: Pauline Nafziger, Grade Oyer, Eva Reynolds, Ada No!- ziger, Mildred Wenger, Thelma Rice, Kenneth Schantz, Leonard King, Lawrence King, Lovell Nisely. Biddle row: Dale Brltsch, Virgil Rupp, Junior Williams Pauline Buehrer, Elton Aeschliman, Myrtle Hiller, Robert Blosaer, Loueen Merillat, Holland Rice, Mr. Steigely. Bottom row: Katherine Hatziger, Lowneta Short, Kenneth Kauffman, Kenneth Yoder, Betty Neidhardt, Virginia S ith, Donald Gisel, Gladys Ryohener, Mary Jane Galbraith, Alta Grieser. SEVENTH GRADE, Top row: Ora Aeschliman, Harold Aeschliman, Orville Sluder, Wayne Grieser, vincent Beck, Merle Loveland, Wayne Liechty, Freeman Nafziger, Wesley Liechty. Middle row: Helen Oyer, Arlene Grieser, Beatrice Frey, Bernice Hiller, Arvada Rupp, EV01YH Seilef, Joan Williams, Donnelda Yonler, Lois Nafziger, Paul Taylor, Mies Watson. Bottom row violet Wenger, Wanda Weber, Ralph R chener Ada Frey, Warren Frey, Arlene Beck, llllllln I a Retha Schloneger llary Jane Yoder Catherine Rupp. Not on Pictnrez Robert Galbraith, Forest May. , uw I Ill :: ::::::::: I ll ll ll SIXTH GRADE, Lower row: Emily Hamilton, Louella Waidelich, Thelma Rufenacht, Regina Taylor, Eleina Baer, Ilva Beck, Louetta Miller, Paul Neidhardt, Carl Nafziger. Middle row: Miriam Britsch, Evelyn Rupp, Ru- theda Grieaer, Fern Zimmerman, Willard Frey, Donald Rittichier, Maynard Grieser, Virgil Yoder. Upper row: Eugene Ruffer, Loren Nafziger, Walter Short, Dwight Yoder, Glenford King, C. L. Rupp, David Huber, Edward Zeigler, Miss Dimke. FIFTH GRADE, Lower row: Marquis Bloseer, Robert Wyse, Stan- ley Weber, Valetta Short, Dorothea Saunders, Martha Aeschliman, Herman Kauffman, Dale Nafziger, Verna Sauder, Arvilla Grieser. Middle row: Everett Meller, Arthur Em ons, Kenneth Rychener, Virgil Rit- tichier, Edna Miller, Doris Grieser, Dale Williams, Betty Sauder, Alice Miller, Marjorie Nofziger. Upper row: Martha Rupp Mary Jane Oyer, Harold Bernath, Opal Lantz, Doris Rupp, Howard Rice, Hazen Mandley, LeAnna Short, Helen Loveland, Miss Spiess. P l l SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE 20 -In .J I THIRD GRADE wr-' .Y , FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE, First row' Lucille Meller Verli S d . , n aun ers, Lawrence Miller, Rutheda Yoder, Kenneth King, Rhoda Frey, Pearl Hamilton. Second row: Clyde Weber, Wayne Rupp, Bobby Lantz. Glen Nafziger, James Ruffer Maurice Naf 1 , z ger, Donald Notziger Gale Loveland. Third row: Marjorie Grieser, Mary Ellen Grieser, Donna Beck, Delmer Beck, Lois Miller, Delmer Wanner, Myrtle Nofziger, Miss Steinbrecher. FOURTH GRADE, First row: Russel Keller, Merlin Baumgartner, Herman Leu, Kathryn Beck, Wayne Rutenacht, Vada Buerge, Eva Stoll, Helen Thierry, John Weber, Carmaleta Yoder. Second row: Martha Leupp, Willard Rufenacht, Juanita Baer, Jack Zeigler, Paul Schloneger, Ivan King, Edward Hausche, Freida Seller, Ila Mae Williams, Edwin Beck, Louetta Sluder, Marjorie Wenger, Kelva Rupp, June Yoder. Third row: Dale laidelich, Alice Frey, Zelma Frey, Lyle Augustine, larthella Rupp, Ora Richer, Velma Frey, Dale Grieser, Ilva Frieeen, James Frey Miss Miller. ,Not on Picture: Marie Rasmussen. Ill . ---I. llll i .ff 1: iEEE!I:i1i::7 llll 33255 H 21 nfmig F: :: ::::::: ll ll H SECOND GRADE, Rop row: Lester Frey, Irene Betty Rupp, James Oyer, Myrl Short, Edith Buerge, Buddy Beck, Glen Beck, Lucille Hess, Ronald Layman Miss Burkholder. Middle row::Harold Nofziger, Dorotha Galbraith, Loyal Rupp, Edward Frieeen, Thelma Kline, Marjorie Miller, Marilouiae Thierry, Viola Seidner, Ilva Rupp, Herbert Grieser, Lois Miller. Bottom row: Maurice Stuckey, Doris Liechty, Marvin Grieeer, Myrl Waidelich, Eugene Rupp, Leanna Sauder, Marvin L q ,E ll:q Mandly, Donald Waldfogel, Bobby Corkle. Not on Picture: Ruth Miller, Junior Sebring, Louis Schmitz. Pauline Miller, Ruth Mahon, Ada Ledyard, Barbara Ellen FIRST GRADE, Top row: Stanley Gene Zetgler, Geneva Grieser, Arlene Frey, Hodges, Paul Grieeer, Shirley Frey, Doris Short, Galen Waldfozel, Mies Nafziger. Middle row: Gene Lantz, Maxine Frey, Junior Lantz, Marilyn Burkholder, Clara Ann Frey, Helen Lou Bloeser, Eleanor Saunders, Jack Ruffer. Bottom row: Robert Weber, John Baumgarter, Everett Nafziger, Myrtle Ru- fenacht, Delorie Short, Roberta Corkle, Lowell Sauder, Evelyn Beck. Not on Picture: Richard May. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE 22 NIZATIONS X f l ANNUAL STAFF Early in the year our class decided to follow the custom seniors and publish an annual. The following staff was chosen! ls Ed1tor-1n-ch1ef----- ----- -- Assistant Editor ------------- --- Business Manager-- --------------- Art Editor ---------------------- Sports Editor --------------- --- Helen Nafziger Georgia Huber Walter Gisel -Marie Rice Paul Hess School Activities Editor --------- Lawrence Weber Jokes Editor ----------------- ---Donald Neidhardt Literary Editor -------- ------ ---- Dorothy Ruetz Typ1sts-- -------------------- -- Trula Clair Dorothy Ruetz Paul Hess of the other This staff, with the help of the rest of the class, Miss Wyse, and Mr. Rych ener, has put forth its best efforts to publish an annual different from those of previous years. le hope this annual will serve its purpose. 34 s BTUDENT COUNCIL Our student council functions with the aid of a faculty advisor, Mr. Rychen- er, a president, vice-president, secretary, and representatives from the upper six grades. Problems concerning the welfare of our schoo1'are discussed and settled to the best of our ability. The council widened its duties this year in order to have a more decided in- fluence on the school. It sponsored an attendance project which had a noticeable effect on the grades. This organization was created not only in order to criticise, but to make our school better in every way by constructive criticism and advice. With the cooperation of the school our objectives have, at least partially, been accomplished. C 1 I , 4 25 -.4 iklu.a. X l Pl.'!' ECHOES H PIT ICHOIB this year has been more of a success than other years, we think, The first issue was given free to all families represented in school. This, nat- urally, added a good many subscriptions to our list. The paper is published every second Tuesday of the school year. le have added some new features to the paper this year, such as birthdays end a snooper col nm, which attracted considerable interest. The paper has been improved by hard work and different features. Carl Beck has headed the staff this year. lost of the staff belongs to the junior class as the paper is a junior project. 26 LIBRARY BTU? The library staff is one of the lost important organizations in the Pettisville High School. It ts divided into two groups, of which the head libre. rian, Helen lafziger, is in charge. The one group consists his assistants for each study period, who check all books taken The other group, consisting of the head librarian, Lorraine Grieser, and Helen hey, sends, reblnds, and keeps the books of a librarian and out and returned. Liechty , Florence in good condition for use. Kiss lyse, the faculty supervisor of this organization, helps them and advises them in their work. As our library has not received many new books this year, sary that the staff keep those that we have in good condition. it has been nece- le, the seniors, hope that even better care will be given the books in the future and that mny new ones may be added to the library. N lmf nl CHORUS The chorus has done much to help promote harmony in school life this year. The interest which the members of the chorus and the school have shown in it have helped to make it a success. The chorus gave a very successful performance of the operetta, ABI THE PROFESSOR, in which the members were given an opportuni- ty to display their talents. 28 BAND Due to the graduation of last year the band had to be rebuilt in most of its sections. After the first of the year it began to show some progress which continued throughout the rest of the year. Our director, Mr. Bteigely, has worked hard to improve the band and we feel that he has accomplished much in this way. The hand played for the junior class play and other school activities. ORCH BTRA Progress is the keynote to success. To say our orchestra has struck the keynote is to say it has been successful. During the past year the orchestra has shown much improvement under the di- rection of Mr. Steigely. It played for various school programs and whenever called upon by the community. A number of students from the lower grades, who play instruments, were brought into the orchestra. We are expecting big things from those who are starting while they are in the lower grades. X 29 'N X l LITERARY SOCIETIES The literary societies this year were made up of the students from the classes seven to twelve inclusive. The seventh, ninth, and e- leventh grades formed oneg the eighth, tenth, and twelfth grades formed the oth- er. The former organization elected Helen Rychener president and Marjorie Siegsl vice-president and the latter elected Lawrence Weber president, Florence Richer vice-president, and Trula Clair secretary-treasurer. The programs given by both societies were educational as well as intertain- ing. The program committees and the students deserve credit for the way they oo- operated and for the effort they put forth in preparing the programs which were given every other Friday. SAILING HOME MAKERS This year the home economics club had a larger membership than ever before. Early in the fall we met and organized. The officers were as follows: president, Dorothy Ruetzg vice-president, Georgia Huber, secretary-treasurer, Trula Clalrg chairman of the program committee, Wauneta Wyse. Our programs were very inter- esting and educational. They included a style show, a kitchen cabinet band, and personal grooming. At Christmas time we had a party, exchanged gifts, and served refreshments. Miss Gigax was our advisor and we feel she has worked very hard to make our club a success. 30 ATHLETICS U fflffi q Fjjil - 5.0 fm t - BOOST ER COMM I TTEE B 11315 ll :Il The Booster Committee consists of Betty Rupp, chairman, Trula Clair, and Virginia Hill, with Georgia Huber and Helen Rychener, senior high cheer leaders, and Hazel Taylor and Betty Neidhardt, junior high cheer leaders. The Booster com- mittee this year did all it could to increase the school spirit and improve the sportsmanship of the school and community. The members of the committee worked hard all year to baci the team and school. At every home game they gave the team a small treat and at games away from home gave them little souvenirs. We, the Booster Committee, hope that the future Boosters will keep up the good Iork. 32 LETTERl N'S ASSOCIATION The Pettiaville athletic association is an organization composed of boys of the school who have been awarded an official athletic emblem for participation in some branch of high school sport. It is the purpose of this organization to raise the standard of athletics by stimulating interest in and cooperation with the athletic department in every nossible wav. In order to become a member of this organization one must play in at least one half the quarters of the basketball games. To win a letter in track one must win a first place or its equivalent in one track meet. The members of this association are Paul Smith, Lloyd Huber, Donald Neidhardt Wavne Weber, Paul Hess, Howard Nefziger, Walter Krieger, and Lawrence Weber nlfm. EQEO i i-P Z allgmr A-4 I The Pettisville basketball squad had a very wh successful season this year. Under the efficient coaching of Kr. Robbins the boys won nearly all of llll T e vars y eam wen roug e season w nn ng E ., thenhgamemic t t tn n tn 1 1 -57 21 of the 24 games played, the honor of having defeated us going to Fayette and Swanton. le also had a fine second team which won 16 out of 22 games. Three of the boys on this squad won their letters, so we are looking forward to another good team next year. This year as in the two preceding years there was a county basketball league. For the second consecutive year Pettisville won the trophy, losing onlv one game in the league. my f Iggy BASK E. BALL Il I I JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The junior high team had the most successful season it has ever had. Not on- ly did the boys win 13 of the 15 games played during the season, but they also went through the countv tournament to become the junior high champions. The bows must give much credit for what they did to Mr. Gottschalk. He did an excellent job of coaching the five boys, and they all enjoyed working with him. 54 is 'fb ff f -:gr It 1 f i r f Y , y pg yt 1 fxi foJ jilib i V - ,Q .I 4!, gggd 5 tttr 1 W l w l y' ' A l l. ,S K L IIIDHARDT-Donald. Guard who constantly grabbed passes out of air in front of opponent's nose. Accurate passer, good dribbler, cool player. NOIZIGEB-Howard. Generally first man called upon as relief player. Always made good. Good point getter. Great things expected from him next year. H 88-Paul. Fast and clever forward. Played wonderful floor game. Often popped out of thick of battle with ball. Good shot. One of leading scorers on team. SMITH--Paul. Player called into game when going was rough. Great fighter. Play- ed any position on floor. Has another year with us. HUBERP-Lloyd. Became, late in season, valuable substitute forward. Ehculd be great forward next year. RYCHINEB-Lowell. Caused endless trouble for opposing for- wards. Played steady, consistent game. Great ball hand- ler. Running guard position. Great point getter IIBIR-Lawrence. Tall, running forward. Fitted well into teamwork. Height an important factor. fine sense of timing plays. In right place at right time IIBER-layne. One of best centers in 8.1. Ohio Chosen captain at end of season by members of squad. Captain and center of team with most suc- cessful season in history of Pettisville School. La-ala :g-4:7 ! A-4 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1935-36 lgf 25522-3 Nov lov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan. Jan. Alumni ------------------ ------ At Fayette --------------------- Rldgeville --------------------- Napoleon ----------------------- Swanton ------------------------ At Chesterfield ---- ------------ Delta ------------------------- - At Lyons------- ----- --- lest Un1ty--- --------- --- At Fulton--------------- 4. ..... O o II i Ill P I-1 s oPP 19 :sv as j av 19 1:5 :5 48 so Dec 6 At Metamora ----------- - -------- 36 ------ 22 7 :5:5 24 nec 1:5 4:5 ao 17 52 s ao so 17 3 25 15 4 sv 24 10 :5 za 14 av 2:5 17 as 24 Jan At Archbold--- ---------------- ----- - Jan letamora ------ -- --------- ----- H.S. OPP H.S. OPP. Jan. 21. At lauseon--- 48- ----- 36 Feb. 14. Fulton --------- --43 ----- -30 Jan. 24. At Swanton ------- -25- ----- 27 Feb. 18. Chesterfield 78- ----- 5 Jan. 28. Arcbbold ------- ---36-----34 Feb. 21. Fayette ----------- 34------35 Feb. 1. At De1ta-- -------- 33 ---- -23 TOURNAIINT Feb. 7. Lyons---- ------- 51-----23 Feb. 28. Chesterfield 50- ----- 12 Feb. 8, At Ridgeville 47 ------ 33 Feb. 39. Swanton ----- 27 ------ 37 TRACK This year for the first time in three years we had a track team. lr. Rob- bins created an interest among the boys again and tried to get as many as possi- ble to come out for track. There was much good material, which made a fine showing. The track team entered three meets this spring--the Toledo meet, which was held in the University field houseg the county meet at Deltag and the Adrian meet at Adrian, Michigan. BABIBALL Having most of our players from last vear plus a few new ones, we had a fair team this year. Last fall the boys won four of the seven games played. This spring they won a good percentage of their games. Seven schools in the county formed a baseball league this spring. A trophy is given to the winner of this league. Pettisville won the Fulton County Tour- nament trophy last year. As this goes to press, we feel as though the boys have a good chance to win a trophy again this year. 56 ES FEATUR Qu: ll., X X ll X Exxbsgx Qmlll ul 'I A IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHII IIIIIIIHIHL5 L-' I1- 1-' 401' 1 qua l iQ,u.', 4 QNNQ ET: :ga ll:'.E 1 a 2 11 xi- 1 1 1- QF.. rix img FL- -' xX . il. Jrxijik . ...:i?Xg.H.4X 'favl 'hp 'J annum - ',4 - :rj 5? 9. . ' 10. . 12. . 13. . . 16. 17, , 19 allllll ,.,f' 5 SEPTEKBER First day of school Three new teachers. 1 Schedule changed Classes organized Hr qteigelv entertains us with piano selections. Freshmen find out they must start studying atlash c1r1e' Glee Club meets Baseball game with Arcnbold . Senior class meeting. Rings. 23. Seniors elect annual staff. 27. Sophomore class meeting. Joint glee clubs. OCTOBER 2. Seniors sifn contract with Livincston for oictures. 3. Seniors order their rings. 4. What a siqhtJ Bovs wear dresses! Oh! Initiation. 7. Seniors select commencement invitations. 11. Evervone was his oicture taken. 14. Grown class oictures are taken. 17. Home Ec. Club ornanized. 22. 'That looks just like vou.' 'Let me see vour b1cture.' 23. Grade cards! 'What did vou get in ------- ?' 24. Band, orchestra, and glee clubs have wiener roast. 25. Hurrah: No school--teachers' meeting. 29. PET ECHOES distributed. NOVEM ER 1. First litererv oroqram. 2. Seniors have oictures taken at L1vinqston's. 7. Seniors get proofs. We hear a lecture on 'Character.n 8. Home Ec. Club nrozram. 14. Are we excited! Our rings are here! And do we like them! 23. Junior class n1ay'Back Again, Home Town.' DECEMBER 2. Inter-cl-as basketball games start. 6. First girls' basketball. Our nictures arrive. 10. what hannened to Paul Hess's eye? . Friday 13. No wonder the literary nrogram is postponed. . Our lockers are assigned. D-'D-'D-4 m+mcs . b H D-5' Q cf 3 m Q o H 03 c 'e rf u 0 0 : C+ P-5' H 0 Q O 5 o o I-' l I '34 ff-x O S D 5 2 . 2 E sum ummm sum cam E I L E V .', CUSTODiRlSR HILLS OF X numnv 38 Fav. - rl -T.. X 1 n x- 'k f HLL HBOHRD oun connsc 'wcsmc' t. . A RX. L. Q KI SS Fl 2 ER 30. lisa Giga: gets pneu onia during vacation. Ill! Hom: ENE hu- 31..Booster committee meeting, annual staff meeting, and student council meeting, JAIUARY 1. Happy lew Year! No school today. 2 . I . Robbins teaches girls' physical education. 6. Miss Urocket ll our substitute home ec. teacher. 7. Ie hear the teachers are going on a sleigh party tonight. 9. Junior boys dressed in old overalls and big boots. . Literary society program. 10 13. Livingston takes group pictures for the annual. 21 . Group pictures for annual arrive. 37. lies Gigax comes back. 29. Pep meeting. Didn't you hear about it? We beat Archboldl IIBRUARY 4-18. Vacation-Snow! 28. Seniors sponsor snap shot contest for annual. 28-29. Tournament. IARCB 2 . Annual staff announces annual selling contest. 3. Operetta 'Ask The Professor' is chosen. 6. Debate and German band in literary program. 9. Bus routes changed. 10. Operetta try outs. 13. Another Friday 13! Ho wonder the seniors are 17. Operetta cast announced. 20. Basketball banquet. 28. Track meet at Toledo U, APRIL 1. April Fool! Annual goes to press. 3. Facultv play, 'A Kerry Death.' 10. Good Friday. Cantata, 'Dawn of Spring' is given. 24. Glee clubs present 'Ask The Professor'. 25. Track meet at Delta. HAY 1-2. Track meet at Adrian, Michigan. 9. Junior-senior banquet. 15. Senior class play. . Baccalaureate sermon. 17 21. Commencement. 59 defeated by the juniors. XX' , X -f-A 'lflfl IN we - ' N 1 N lllll W Ilia lu QW FH lfl LTY Af' u by J E ,J A ' F1 47 P gf I T ' L13 f , Y 6 ,W B g jk Q ' 'fx ? U 0 ' fa Q. ,gi I I I I X A , W I k ' f 'Nw A -lm. - S 4 4 HQ I 4 U cp X 40 Irene Rittiohler . Ideith Grieser . . Marie Rice .... Donald Neidhardt . virginia Hill . . Georgia Huber . . Doro hy Ruetz . . Louella Leupp . . Lowell Rychener . Florence Richer .. Helen Nafziger . . Eileen Williams . Walter Gisel . . . Lawrence Weber . . Louis Lehman . . . Merle Krauss . . Wayne Weber . . . Donald Mlley . . . Berneda Seller . . Wilma Hess .... WORD BNAPS OF THE BEHIORS IEAINESB True Stories . . Gravel pits . Tap Dancing . . Talking .... Physics ..... Black-curly hair . Setting hair . . . Telling stories . Arguing .... Tealing .... Studying . . Ford V-8 .... Laughing .... History 'dates' Shows ..... His nose . . . Girls . . whiskers . Low voice . Bashfulness . o o Q Q 4 u . - n 1 . SAYING AIBITION Oh yeah ........ Stenographer You crazy thing ...... . . Marry That's what you think .Air stewardess I bet I can ......... Teacher I don't know ......... lurse You darn fool ....... Old maid Wou1dn't ou lik t k .B t Y I guess not . . . Mercy ...... By granny . You ornery thing Busted buttons . You dirty guy . . Well ..... . Oh nuts . . . Run a None . . . . . . Huh . . . . . . . I'l1 show yuh how Well what's wrong. Nothlng particular e 0 now eau ician . . Run a storrer . . . . . . Poet . . . . President . . . Seamstress .Newspaper Editor . . Football hero . . . . . .Midget matrimony bureau . . Olympic star Second Dizzy Dean . Great violinist . . .Private See. . .Public Speaker Twila Hess . - . Diggles . . . 0. I. . . . . . . . . . . . Actress Vern Nafziger . . T1 ering . . Zero . . . . . . . . . . . Bishop Paul Hess . . . Junior girl . . oh, shucks . . Go to Hollywood Trula Clair . . Reading . . . My ,Ord , , . . . . . . .Artist BASKETBALL RECORD OF PETTISVILLE SCHOOL SCHOOL 29- o 31 11 31-32 I32- 33-34 I 55-3' PLQYED I ' O ' O Pg 0 P 'O P O C9'ess6'Qnd.g E 1 111 28 I 2 3 - O - :t -ker 47 29 I I ' 5 Chesterfield 17 12 I 78 5 . . . 0 I 7 o ' 4 use Unit w az av I W : o, o I . : 0 : - . L 15 13 31 23 Ridgeville 18 13 30 10 1 47 23 ' - 0 . I Z . 1 . Metamora 61 6 I 40 21 28 22 39 24 ' . ' O ' 0 swmeon 11 17 g 25 27 0 1 ' A . ' ' . 3 . .rchbold 11 29 MIXE R!-ii 56 3 .Fulton H ao ' 24 23 29 a 43 so ' I 'O 0 . . 5 2 jgyette I I 14 38 29 40g 16 12 34 3 Delta 1 22 We Glhlllll g I I 1 Wauseon g g oleon 'fgria Waterville I 22 37 32 I IQ - lil ELI!!-LII El - 1 Alu ni . 4 Total 2 ,2 I I I I ' I I I 1 'r ' g r I9 I 3 71 sa g 3 3 fu' L IW L I W L W L W L 6 7 15 4 13 7 3 15 11 6 15 4 0 nPett isville 'Opponen I Won Los 41 l The three act play of love, luck, and laughter, presented by the junior class, was a great success. J:fx . XQfSl' ,U L 'YSREFE fm ' E :S l ' max noun, nom: 'rows Bob Bruce Choward Nofslgerl returns to his home town heralded as an example of great success. The whole town greets him as a conquering hero. The fact of the matter, that Bob Bruce ls broke, makes this decidedly em arrassing. In spite of himself he is forced to act the role of the 'llllionaire hero without the m1ll1ons'. Peggy Chelen Rychenerl and Chic Wilton liherman Taylorl conspire together and force him to act the part of a mil- lionaire. lo one else knows of this terrible predicament. Chic is a good friend of Bob's and is the one who is the millionaire. Ihen Bob's sweetheart, Shirley Avery fdrace Taylorl, discovers Bob's situation, Bob ls forced to use caveman methods to keep her quiet. Hugh Gorman fR1chard Oyerl, Bhirley's boy friend before Bob Bruce came to town, and Judge Avery lPaul Smithl, Sh1rley's uncle, are against Bob and try to cause trouble. Bibian Prescott !Dorothy Bernathj is Ch1c's girl friend. Lucius Opperscn fLloyd Huber! thinks a great deal of Peggy and is trying to write a book, he being the hero and Peggy the heroine. Agnabelgs KHelen Burkholderl, an old maid looking for a man, furnishes loads o aug er. A KERRY DEATH Judge Taggert, ably played by Mr. Rychener, was erroneously terrified by an escaped crim1nal,1n the faculty play, A IIIRY DEATH, which was presented April 3. The criminal, Jim the Dandy Knee A. C. Rcbbinsj, proved to be a hen- pecked weakling. Can you imagine Hr. Robbins being so meek? Nevertheless he played the part very realistically. Mr. Babione made the audience enjoy his delineation of the gun-totlng deotective who captured Jim. Kiss lyse, in the role of the Judge's secretary, efficiently arranged for his disappearance which was the basis for the catchy title. With charm and en- thusiasm, lisa lyse developed the Ethel Hopper character into one of the unfor- gettable major roles. Miss Dimke gave vent to her fine dramatic abilities in her portrayal of the exceedingly changeable Irs. Taggert whose emotions were intensified by the false report of the Judge's death which was written by Mary Lou, a character capably lmpersonated by lisa Burkholder. Complications arose when Ernest, the Judge's twin brother, inopportunely arrived. lr. Rychener's dumlinterpretation of the twins expertly emphasized the difference in personalities. Completing the family circle were two daughters, lella and Ruby, well play- ed by Hiss Bteinbrecker and Miss latson respectively. lr. Gottsohalk, as the doctor, enacted one of the difficult roles with ni- cety of finish. lrnest's fiancee and the Hollywood producer were effectively presented by Kiss Spiess and Ir. Stelgely. A mastery of the negro dialect was exhibited by Kiss Hiller, who was the superstitious maid. In keeping with the cheery title, the play had a happy ending. The play was well presented and received much oommendation. -42 ASK THE PROFESSOR Commencement Day at a Girls' School is about the busiest and most colorful day of the entire year. There are always so many things left to be attended to at the last moment, so many good-byes to be said, invitations to be exchanged, chatter and hilarity. On such a day as this, does the story of ASK THE PROFESSOR unfold itself. There are a few clouds and shadows of course, but what of that? Buoyant youth makes good in the end. ASK THE PROFESSOR is the operetta which was successfully produced by the high school chorus this year. THE CAST Maryida O'leal f V ' v fHelen Rychener Joh ,A1nsworthy: e-e:e: f L-Q-s S ':Howard Nofziger mnymr e efx f 1 Yt Prof. Will Breaksasy ff. 1' ees Wsuneta Wyse 'PB111 HBS! Pollrs sie e e- e ee Tommy rreshmanff ee-e f ef-fee June Ainswcrthyl e::fff---- e ---- fe :- Arlene Neidhardt Vincent Zimmerman v'fJune Canfield Irs. Ofleal Lee-sees e e Rod O'lea1fe s 1-ies. sees- of e f DAWN OF SPRING The DAWN OF SPRING came to Pettisville on Good Joan Zehr Walter Glsel Friday, April 10. The seventh and eighth grades presented, at that time, this lovely cantata by Richard Kountz. The beauties and glories of spring were pictured in the music itself. The cantata is a verv popular one and was enjoyed by everyone who heard it. Vir- ginia Smith and Marie Spengler played the accompaniment. BACCALAUREATI On Sunday evening, Hay 17, Rev. P. !. Radloff of the Trin- ity Lutheran Church of Wauseon gave the Baccalaureate Sermon, which was very profitable to everyone. OOEUENCEHIRT Rev. R. Lincoln Long of the Collingwood Pres- byterian Church in Toledo delivered the commence- ment address on the evening of lay 21 in the audp ltorlu. The address proved to be exceptionally interesting and we are sure the seniors will long remember the truths lr. Long so ably presented. 45 Xx XX I xx lghlnla xv ll vbqb QNX Xhhln U I rfsirigu' F52 sys- I L11 :I-Q . l..l ll I I I I I Ada Orossgrove Nafziger Ernest Frey . . . . . . Herbert Gaiman . . . . Paul Gasche . . Dale Gorsuch . Fred Gerken . . . . . . Marjorie Lantz . . . . Beulah Loveland Diabrow Mary Hull . . . . . . . Pearl Merillat . . . . Dorothy Niaely Brandt . Lewis Nisely . . . . . Chauncey Nofziger . . Dorothy Nofziger . Roy Nofziger . . . . Doris Rebeau Hartman . Lucille Rittichler . Clela Rupp Nofziger . . Doris R pp Grieaer . Edythe Rupp . . . . Victor Rupp . . . . Eldon Rychener . . Lawrence Rychener . Floyd Smith . . . . James Zehr . . . Jacob Hess . . . Dale Nofziger . . . Pauline Zimmerman . . Kenneth Weber . . . . . Mae Smith Bellhartz . . Thelma Rychener . . . Vernon Graber . . . . . Mabel Rychener Meier. . Herman Britach . . . Lester Rupp . . . . Leora Rupp Bachman . Ceaphue Schrock . . . Frank Scarborough . Dorman Shaffer . . Lucille Wickham . . Carl Rychener . . . . . Lucille Frey Nofziger . Athelia Sherer Rupp . . Bertha Zimmerman . . Ada Rupp . . . . . ALUMNI Class of 1931 Homemaker . Plumber . . , Mechanic . Creamery . . Farmer . . . . . Hardware . . . . Telephone Office . Homemaker . . . . At Home . . . At Home . . . . Homemaker . . . . Carpenter . . . . Factory Worker . At Home . . . . . Farmer . . . . Homemaker . At Home . . Homemaker . Homemaker . At Home . . . . Truck Driver . Mechanic . . . . Grocery Clerk . . Egg Buyer . . . . . Hatchery Manager . Class of 1952 Egg Buyer .. . . Factory Worker . . . . At Home . . . . . . . . Bowling Green University. . Beauty Parlor Operator Wittenberg College . . Truck Driver . . . . . Homemaker . . . . Truck Driver . Truck Driver . Homemaker . . . . Factory Worker . Farm Laborer . . . P W A Worker . . . . Wittenberg College . Class of 1933 School Bus Driver . . Homemaker . . . . . Homemaker . . . . Nurses' Training . At Home . . . . . 44 . .Archbo1d, Ohio Pettieville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio .Howe11, Michigan . . Swanton, Ohio . .Napoleon, Ohio . Wauseon, Ohio . . Lyons, Ohio . . Wauseon, Ohio . . .Archbold, Ohio . . . Ashley, Indiana . . Pettisville, Ohio . . Pettisville, Ohio . . Pettiavllle, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . .Archbold, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . Pettlsville, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . Pettiaville, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . Pettlsville, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . . Pettiaville, Ohio . Pettiaville, Ohio . Bowling Green, Ohio Liberty Center, Ohio . Springfield, Ohio . .Montpel1er, Ohio . Pettiaville, Ohio . . .Archbo1d, Ohio . . Wauseon, Ohio . . . Fayette, Ohio . Pettisville, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . Springfield, Ohio . Pettisville, Ohio . . . Wauseon, Ohio . Pettiaville, Ohio . . . .Toledo, Ohio . Pettisvllle, Ohio Olen Britsch . . . . Mae Fankhauser . . . Wilhelmina Lelninger Wilbur Detter . . . Eda Liechty . . . . Clement Rlttlchier . Agnes Frey Schmucker Ralph Glsel . . . . Norman Ruetz . . . . Grace Schmucker . . Hilma Steinbrecher . Cathryn Seller . . . Doreen Shaffer . . Marvel Severenoe Schmuoker . . . Grace Klopfenstein Manavll . . . Pritchard Amstutz. . Robert Balcom . . Merlin Bernath . . Melvin Britsch . . . Marie Crossgrove .. o e e Gladys Grieser . . Arlene Kllng . . Dale Lantz . . . . Harold LeGalley . Mary Lieohty . . . Jane McConkey . . Lester Nafzlger . Doris Relchhardt . Leona Ruetz . . Kenneth Rupp . . . Glenn Rychener . . Lavern Ialdfogel . lilson Weber . . . . Dorothy llederkehr . Ada leber . . Maurice Rupp . . Bernice Rupp . . Tllman Amstutz . . Lola Bloaser . . . Meredith Brltsch . Chauncey Grieser . LeRoy King . . . . Cecelia Lehman . . Donald Liechty . . Ora lafalger . . Delmer Rupp . . Elizabeth Rupp . . Robert Spangler . . Roy laldfogel . . . Adeline linegarden . Lloyd laldgogel . . Donald lilliams . At Home . . . . At Home . . . . . At Home . . . . . Factory lbrker . At Home . . . . . Farm Laborer . Homemaker . . . . At Home . . . . . School Bus Driver At Home . . . . . Houeework . . . . Nurses' Training Housework . . . . Homemaker . . . . Homemaker . . . Class of 1934 Bible Institute . S. Navy . . . U. At Home . . . . At Home . . At Home . . At Home . . . Housework . . At Home . . At Home . . . . . Unknown . . . . . Nurses' Training Bowling Green Uni At Home . . . . . At Home . . . . . Stenographer . . At Home . . . . . Factory Worker . At Home . . . . . At Home . . . . . Bible Institute . Class of 1935 At Home . . . At Home .... At Home ..... Bible Institute . At Home . . . . . At Home . . . . At Home . . At Home . . At Home . . Mechanic . At Home . . At Home . . At Home . . At Home ..... At Home . .... Olivet College . At Home ..... At Home .... 45 e e Q e a versity . .Archbold, . .Archbold, e e e Bryan, . .Archbold, . . lauseon, . . lauseon, . .Arohbold, . . lauseon, o o lauseon, . . lhuoeon, . Toledo, . . Toledo, . . . lauseon, . Pettisvllle, . .Iest Unity, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio fort lhyne, Indiana Klinmel lauseon, . . . lauseon, . . .Archbold, . . .Archbold, .Pntmvnlq . . . lauseon, . . . Ia seon, . Pettisvllle, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio . . Flint, Michigan . LaJunta, Colorado Bowling Green, Ohio . . . lauseon, Ohio . . . lauseon, Ohio . . . Toledo, Ohio . . Alvordton, Ohio . Pettlsville, Ohio . . . Vauseon, Ohio . . . lauseon, Ohio Fbrt Wayne, Indiana . . .Archbold, Ohio . Pettisville, Ohio . . . lauaeon, Ohio Fort Wayne, Indiana . . . lauseon, Ohio . . .Arohbold, Ohio . . laueeon, Ohio . . Iauseon, Ohio . .Archbold, Ohio . . .Arohbold, Ohio . . .Archbold, Ohio . Pettisvllle, Ohio . . Alvordton, Ohio . . Iauseon, Ohio . . . lauaeon, Ohio . .Ol1vet, Illinois . . lauseon, Ohio . . lauseon, Ohio v. . px :Dux 1?1's N7-'l -:. x,,,4.- -.c'. .x' 1 , ,N . . 4 xXx ' 0 l ll , ' F QNX Q - I 7 5x8 , - 555 JOKES lr Robbins lin algebra clasel Keep your eyes your own paper, Kenneth Kenneth weber I ha1n't started yet ' XI' sl I. I W xx' 1, ' I X X ul -.sun x- 5 - Q :- Emu if 0 2 OD -,,.- Miss latson:-lhat is the outer covering of the bean called? O N I J Kenneth I.:-tpldermis. lr. Gottschalk:--If a person gets any of this Paris Green into his sys- tea it will kill his like any other insect. lr. Rychenerz-Which state in the U. S. is the greatest sheep raising state?, Donald Kiley:-Australia. Mr. Babione:-Cin bookkeeping classy From what company did I say the Puritan Gro- cery wculd probably buy some groceries? Paul S ith:-From General lotore, I guess. Irene Rlttichierz--I hear you have a new niece? Virginia Hill:-Yes, I have. Irene R.:--lhat is it, boy or a girl? lies lyse:--Ghester, were you absent yesterday? chester I-2--lo, I was at home. lies latson:--Ralph, give me a collective noun. Ralph R.:--Garbage can. lr. Rychener:-lhen was the revival of learning? Andrew R.:-Just before exams. lr. Babionez--fsone time after having rescued Georg1a's grade card from the cor- ridor floor and-having affixed it to the bulletin board during her absence from the rooal Georgia, your grade card is on the bulletin board. Georgia H.:-low who did that? Some dirty skunk!!! lr. Gottsohalk and lies lyse in one scene of the faculty play had a long period of silence and inaction on the stage while lr. Rychener and Miss Dlmke conversed. The following occurred during rehearsal: lies wyse:-what are we supposed to do during all this time-flirt with each oth- er or watch them? lr. Gotteohalk:--I'l going to watch then. lies Wyse:-If I remember correctly you boys both started your papers out some- thing like this-On a certain day the stork called on lr. and Irs. So and So and brought a baby boy. Richard Oyer:-lo, mine was different, I wrote it first. lies lyse:-Is that the only difference? Now Howard, what have you to say for yourself? Howard I.:-The stork d1dn't bring me. Teacher:--Do what this line tells you to do, 'Hake a picture of Frolic, the cat'. The children drew but many made a picture of a aan. Teacher:-Cexamiaing the pxozuxsup But you made a picture of a man and not a cat. looming to John she started to sayl But you- John interrupted:-I lads frolio, the oat but he is standing on his hind legs. The Third Graders were telling stories one day. After Rutheda Yoder had told hers she said: '0h, I nade a terrible m1stake.l lies Uteinbrecherz-lhat was wrong? lutheda:-I pronou ced 'eagerly' with two cylinders. 46 OUR ADVERTISERS H. B. 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