Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1945 volume:

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Robert Howarth, BS., L.L.B., Ohio State University, Commercial Subjects. Lois Hineline, Tiffin University, Secretary. g Octa Kincade, A.B., M.A., Ohio University, English, Latin, French. Loren Peters, AB., Otterbein College, instrumental Music. Alice Reardon, A.B., De Sales College, English. Albert Rofkar, AB., Miami University M.A., University of lllinois, English. Martha Sayers, BS., M.A., Ohio State University, Vocal Music. Gertrude Smith, B.S., Bowling Green University, Chicago University, Mathematics Mina Soennichsen, Woodville Normal College, Librarian. Richard Stucky, BS., M.A., Bowling Green University, Biology, General Science. Ruth Trenshaw, A.B., Heidelberg College, History. T lWillard Wankelman, BS., M.A., Ohio State University, Art, Mechanical Drawing. Norman Willbond, BA., Baldwin-Wallace, Coach. Richard Woods, BS., Kent State M.A., Geo. Washington University, Geography. . , yr,-m..,w, 4 wr5sigg,f,'1s-'X-rg 'g-: Lf '-f4,?'i.j . 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We sailed triumphantly through our first year with Wendell Felshaw as our president, Charles Guth, vice-president, Ann Pierson, secretary, and Dick Selgo as treasurer. During our second year we lost quite a bit of our shyness and became active in sports, debate, music, and dramatics. Our chief officer for the year was Dick Selgo, and assisting him were Floyd McCullough, Joanne Hopfinger, and Grace Gill. As Juniors we found ourselves very busy. We had a prom to put on! To increase the funds in our treasury we had a paper drive, sponsored some dances, and were active in taking charge of our share of the basketball and football concessions. We elected as our executives for the year Milton Hehr, president, Bob Boeshart, vice-president, Mary London, secretary, and Wilbur Ahrens, treasurer. And at last we are Seniors. We've come a long way since that September day in '41 when we entered high school for the first time, but we've even a longer road ahead of us. Now, in the closing days of our high school career we are looking ahead to the responsibilities that go with the entrance into the great wide world. N? . 5 QQJJ' Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,4, Student Council l, Vice-President of Class 4, Junior Play 3, Varsity Club 3,4 Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Senior Class Presi- dent 4 Dila Reivl Football l,2,3,4, Basketbali 1,4 Class Vice-President 2, Class Treasurer 4, Junior Play 3' Varsity Club 3,4 Amigos 1,25 Girl Reserves 3,4' . l,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 2, Class Secretary 4, Compass 1,4 12'-wwf fd? Oak Harbor l,25 Glee Club 35 A Cappella Choir 3,-lg Student Coun- il 4 g:fMr!?m,J?Z,A,,L, Football -45 Reserve Basketball 35 Football l,35 Bancl l,2,3,45 Orchestra lg Class President l5 Basketball lg Track lg All School Play 2,35 Junior Play 35 Varsity Club 3,4 f Zlf'Z,AY,0:11,La,f Kilmfzfg 'ny' K ,Lf C Band l,Z,3,-lg Dance Band l,2,3,-45 Las Amigas l,25 Compass 2,3,-4, Editor 45 Girl Reserves 3, Treas- urer5 Junior Play 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Track 3 4 Lexington, Ohio l5 Boxing 2 Gypsum l5 Las Amigos 25 A Cap pella Choir Z5 All School Play 2,3,-l Class Treasurer 25 Junior Play 3 Prince of Peace 35 Tbespian -l was sffffififl 6? 0-ftffgeiffrt.-' Q n7QQ'1fff4,. Las Amigos l,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Girl Reserves 3,45 A Cappella Choir l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Girls' Club 3 Glee Club l,3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Prince of Peace 35 All School Play 35 Junior Play 35 Tbespian 4 y,a,c,!LQ-gccroffb jtivii m 'M-13 Gypsum l Las Amigos 2 GAA 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Band l,2, Junior ,Play 3 ,fp f C , ,ff7iv,vQ 1-3,651.7 .511 5' e' fl if fzawmf fglfff Band l,2,3,4p Vice President lj Debate 3g Prince of Peace 3, Re- vista Staff 4, Editor, Junior Play 3 Las Amigos l,2g 4-H l,2, G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Girl Reserves 3,4, A Cap- pella Choir 2,3,4, Debole 3,4, Declamolion 3,45 Class Secretory 2, Student Council 3, Treasurerj Jun- ior Play 3, All ScbO0l Play 4, Thes- pian 4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4 gow: rail fzifkffl ff F1707 ., , ,f I NN h ,fgfygipiffw 3571! Los Amigos l,2g G.A.A. l,2, Girl Reserves 3,45 Glee Club 3, A Cap- pella Choir 3,4 Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band l,2 59 Clk ,igofiifirrg 4Qax,afL'i4iu.7 J Gypsum lg Glee Club 2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Las Amigos l,2g Secretary 2 J , , , , , aj 52-wjang. rfysfelflq dv 7' f 11' , K' 1 f RX Ez xg . Y RN , ' 5 fm Cx 1 A 5 Lx .' ff Q ,ff ' T 1 f' f K f ' ' 1 . . , 9 Q. O ,Br kr: ,I 2' l Gypsum l , Cappella Cboir Boxing l,2 'c5?ig,,gg,,,M. Qazzsw U Q Football l,3,4g Baskeibal l,2,3,4g Revista 4g Track l,3,4g Boys' Glee Club l,2g All School Play 25 Varsity Club 4 GAA. l,2,3,45 Girl Reserves 35 Junior Play 35 Las Amigos l,2g Glee Club 2,3,4g A Cappella Choir 2,3,4g Compass -l Aawvair5Z67 .hfchwfieuwf A Cappella Choir l,4g Girl Re- serves 3,4g Girls' Glee Club 3,4g Junior Play 35 Revista 4 Football l,2g Glee Club 35 A Cop- pella Choir 3 127 4' UMM, FMLA! id!! Football l 2 3 -1 Basketball l 3 4 Track 3 4 Class Treasurer l Class President 2 Varsity Club 23,4 Los Amigos 2 Bond Z 3 Gi ls Glee Club l A Cappella Choir 4 All Scboal Play 4 Girl Reserves 4 9,0440 ,Wim ' ' W? X55 xX,: wx 1-:gi a I O X X fy ,L ,AD E' K ,qw CfE,2Q 'f'Qf Af.irr,1f?,z,f' Las Amigos l,2, Girl Reserves 3,45 GAA, lg Junior Play 35 Compass 4, Revista 4 Football 2,3,4, Track 23,45 Var- sity Club 4, Student Council 2g All School Play 3 17625 Band l,2,3,4g Prince of Peace 3,4, Debate 3,45 Junior Play 35 Revista 4, Student Council 4 Band l,2g Orchestra lg Las Amigos l,2, G.A.A. l,2,4, Treasurer 2g A Cappella Choir 2,3g Glee Club 2,35 Compass 4, Girl Reserves 3,4, Vice President 4, All School Play 2,4 O Libbey High School lp Student Council 2, Las Amigos 25 A Cap- pella Chair 2,3,4g Girls' G-lee Club 3 Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 2,35 Junior Play 3 .6'g,.wow. Www Debate 3,45 Prince ol Peace 3,4g Tbespian 3,45 All School Play 2,3, 4, Revisfo 4 Las Amigos l,2g Band l,2,3,4 fwfbfill D M' ' 2,3,4, Dance Bond l,2,3,4 Play 35 Boys' Glee Club l,2 A Cappella Choir l,2,3 raak l,4, Boxing l,2,3,4 KJV? A-4647 - ,,i.-r'7'-Q24 I1,4Alfav1f' Band l, Glee Club l, Track 2,3 Football 3,45 Varsity Club 4 Glee Club l,2g Track Manager l Junior Play 3, Cross Country l L Jll.xJfi53-1' Q , lf., if f, nu F41 tfxgt , H 1- pl glfnu QM: f-1, ffjf Zzbflfkfcelfv l l,3,4g Class President 37 we 'Nr' if--,Bei Left to right: J. Armbruster, Treas.g J. Macko, Pres., J: Flynn, Sec, E. Warnke, V. Pres, We started our Freshman year as a very promising class. . . if high school activities have anything to do with it a little too much social life and not enough studying from all reports from teachers . . . an independent class with Willard Lemmerman as president, Richard Johannsen, vice-president, Joyce Flynn, secretary, and Suzanne Ganther, treasurer . . , this all being new to us, we only sponsored one dance . . . we all sur- vived the jolt of being freshmen but some are still a bit lost. We chalked up a victory by being per- mitted to enter the sophomore class . . . last year's addle-pated freshmen had finally metamorphosed into sensible but spirited sophomores . . . the very backbone of the school . . , a bit balmy to the upperclassmen but-Conrad Beutler was elected president, Robert lngwerson, vice-president, Lois Petersen, secretary, and Elizabeth Eldred, treasurer . . , in order to obtain more money for our treasury we again took over the concessions at a few basketball games . . . we also sponsored several very successful dances. What now? Well, again we made the grade only to have more responsibilities heaped upon us . . . we presented Spring Green, a comedy of teen-agers, all by our- selves . . , our next headache and problem was to produce one of the best junior-senior proms ever held at P,C,l-l.S .... as a junior class we have developed a fine bunch of followers with a few unusually remarkable leaders . , , Joe Macko acting as president, Joyce Flynn as vice-president, Earl Warnke, secretary, and James Armbruster, treasurer. Our sponsors during these years have been: Mr, Groves, Miss Sayers, Mrs. Tren- shaw, and Mr. Stucky. , ix W .. 43 5 Q.. SI 2 23 O 3 qi -C ' H u L 4. 9 ,QA 'A U5 5 LS 1 -2 wa . U, - qv 5-I :s 3 .112 3 IE CA S72 5 8 5 S o 3 - U 3 . -U 3 5 54 5 ' Q 5' J -N . fl 5 ss, -NI E t 5 AC 311' 3 E Z H-E -E U3 , A O ' 'U Z 5 E I 8 W 4 1 2 :N I3 s 5+ L, C. -C . o I ' Eg M 35 ,1- . 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So we looked over our large, large field of bright and promising studies and decided to elect for president, Betty Wodrich, vice-president, Nan Richey, secretary, Paula Migalag and treasurer, Jack Braddock. Then we discov- ered that every class needs a little money to survive the four years ahead of them, so we sponsored a dance -and paper drive. This helped to fill a little of the big empty space in our treasury box. 'You can't have all work and no play in school so our fellows decided to get knocked around a bit in football. A lot of them won places on the bench and came out of football season with just a few minor injuries such as broken legs, broken backs and a few broken necks. And so our freshman year ended without a catastrophe. Well, those who made the grade call themselves sophomores this year. Being a little wiser from last year's experiences, we were able to start right off. Since that treasury wasn't very big and needed more money, we sponsored a dance, another big paper drive, and the concessions at a foot- ball game. ln between money-making jobs we worried about grades, our fellows got knocked around in football and basketball, and we decided on our leaders for the year which were president, Cha Short, vice- president, Dick Steing secretary, Evelyn Davisg and treasurer, Edward Migala. We close this year wishing we'd studied more and played less but hoping to become juniors on what we did do. Ui Cs fi . K WE 'E -u 3 S, U1 .. J of 33 2 3 .E U Q 3, 3.6 o C -U 'C .E 0 3 C 2 cu . Q 54 B , ' .I - , O cn .15 f Q - E O1 C' 'I' 5 L 'U ' S -.C 3 0.0! aa'-x V, im 3 . .wc .5 cz .G 2 U vw E -a 6 O E I E, :gf ua . E S 5 E 2' E 5 4 cf E 0 O' ' J Q U U O. 2 '- ' .1 -D 26 Is 6 LL 3 L - an - . If EU 3 tj . if I L4 O mm .2 5 2 2 Q B , 5 E ii -Q G if 3 5' 3 U A C' . . 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Later in the year we sponsored a dance after the Norwalk basketball game and helped in the paper drive. Some of the Fresh- man girls joined Las Amigos, G.A.A., and Compass Staff, and one Freshman girl was in the all school play. A few Freshmen boys joined the football squad and one was a manager on both the football and basketball squads. We have enjoyed this year very much, and we hope to enjoy the three future years more. The officers for the year were Burton Below, president, Don Waggoner, vice-president, Sammy Rosiar, secretary, and Beverly Easton, treasurer. Miss Kincade, Mr. Woods, Mr. Willbond, and Mr. Peters were our helpful sponsors. L+: tif.: B69 .QCLL :x Q.: -iii say L Q,--U E52 we gg, D . C.:-4 CU - L 9209 .2100 :Om P: N . 5251 ozgg Zi-33 C142 . 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Walters, D. Walls, R. Ney, J. Ruddock, J. Rex, J. Preis, C. McClelland, J. Hendrix. SECOND ROW: N. Tellman, M, Brooks, M. L. Druyor, M. Wagner, B. Linton, A, Swigart, L. Paulsen, S. Wood, P. Bunning, J. Perry, J. Fillmore, M. Edwards, M. J. Knepper, M. Nesbitt, J. Winnie, K. Kocsis, B. Prohaska. THIRD ROW: D. Fryman, B. Janes, B. Rakosky, J. Conner, H. McPeak, B. M. Banks, C, Roose, D. Woods, R. Owen, B. Lorensen, D. Radloff, M. Guth. FOURTH ROW: S. Truex, J. Wheeler, A. Fachman, E. Swigart, P. VonGlahn, D. Winnie, J. A. Swimmer, R. Konkle, D, Pretzlaff, R. Jensen, J. Guess, F. Floro, C. VanHoose. FIFTH ROW: H. Taylor, B. Zekany, J. Scott, E. Dubbert, B. Debien, C. Regal, C. Good, W. Wagler, S. Franck, F. Whisner, P. Molnar C. Wepler, H. Mackey, P. Bashore. SIXTH ROW: F. Ermish, J. Cook, F. Goodman, C. lrick, M. Kowalski, H. Masing, R. Bashore, D. Taylor, A. Blanton. ABSENT: D. Petersen, J. Whiting S. McCormick, W. Silverwood, E. Anderson, J. Erickson, H. Luebcke, B. Blanton, N. Buck J. Druyor, R. Ewerson, P. Fryman. EIGHTH GRHDE FIRST ROW lleft to rightlz R. Budd, B. Reynolds, D. Bass, W. Potts, A. Migala, C. Eaton W. Stevens, D. Finefrock, H. l.aNier, J. Atkinson, N. Taylor, P. Balduf, M. Cipiti, D. Curtis G. Druyor D. Stetler. SECOND ROW: E. Burget, J. Horner, P. Howerth, M. J. Fisher, J. Gordon B. Simpson, F. Rider, S. Rosiar, D. Noll, C. Scott, K. Fick, H. Felshaw, R. Branum, M. Herrlin J. Kubasek. THIRD ROW: A. Hehr, M. Brindley, M. J. Lamb, J. Windnagel, R. Gray, C. Ruppert B. Petersen, R. Tewers, C. Finney, R. Mackey, R. Azbell, D. Park, W. Hawkins, B. Petersen FOURTH ROW: E. Zess, V, Fillmore, J, Lundgard, M. Will, D. A. Meyer, P. Persons, V. Roberts D. Newell, J. Kurtz, J. Kuhnle, P. Mindermori. FIFTH ROW: B. Eaton, M. Welch, D. Davids C. Cook, J. Cerbus, R. Powell, F. Frontz, A. Gillmore, L. Olsen. ABSENT: E. Slauterbeck B. Gerner, N. Knachel, A. Hoffman, E. Migala, B. 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AtHeniQnWsj e mp l0yed athlefrics fp bU aiud a beaufam body, while the rhq ug nf 55 Iy Qf . xv, 4' , wa r, ' We stress heaI t h, coo pe ratifC3'n, Ioyf 1, 1 f , , . , -V I ,Y ' , any, and 'appfeCa afa5A 'rhg basic pan goif W w , , .', ., . - 1 11 V ' ' ' ' : wi 1. , . A,,.A 1 I . W. , , this phySjCal trai nin gi i2S, ga,iiniELi Z in s c:H CQQl th r ough, 3 'broad liritzramu ral SDQ r1'S pio- gram. The games, th uls5 learned, 'will add 1 ' 3 F' 1 , 1 X 5 , , w To our enjoymenfr of,IQi'sunrewtime in 'later , 1 1 .1 A .A -. L . 1 X ' ' ' X 1 - n . - . 3 - 2 '. , 1 ' ' I. I ,J 3 life. - l , . X ' X , t . ' 1 4 . 'r , 1 , . .. , - . , . ' ' ' f: Q . 1 ', fg 0. -4 ' ' E x . in -Y' .. i J -,,f,3H: 2' V ' Ili -V E. i V- A ,ii '. ,Qi 1 1-UQ-' 3533511 gig? lr -X A I I , h , xl, ,I . ' - bi fx - , 5 - 5, - X. J i P 55 1 Wk .,' WM, ?,?..VaLA,:,,I4 :I J ALJ ,mu E Sf .hi si 4 'i'f3-'f'aa- s P-, K ., N,-1, L, H- 'ma vw: N' 4 5 L. . 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A 4 . ., L X A f 55 1 Q ' 63' X 'W gi! . T4-IAT BOY SELGO SWIVEL HWS STEIN 1944 FO0TBHll RESULTS Sl Gibsonburg 0 Zl Rossforcl 6 38 Willard U 6l Oak l-larbor 7 l4 Norwalk l4 l4 Genoa 6 6 Bellevue 6 205 39 From the very first kick-off to the very lost shot of the gun the l944 football season was a booming success. The stadium was filled to capacity at every game. These record attend- ances all tolled reached a heighth of 8,045 people-the largest number ever to attend football games in Port Clinton's history, The Junior Letter Club sold the programs to help in- crease our ever needful injury fund. As usual, the faithful down- town coaches gave the team a well-earned vacation. This consisted of a grand boat trip to Puffin-Bay in Mr. William Miller's boat, and a very appe- tizing weiner roast while there onthe island, The greatly anticipated sec- ond annual football banquet finally came a few weeks after the last game. Here, as usual, the downtown coaches showed their generosity. Not only did the players enjoy a delicious feed, but they also had the pleasure of listening to Ray Ride, the football coach from Case, and Bob Yeckely, former All-American. All in all the football season was a great success. lPhotos Courtesy of the HERALDl QHQHETDQLI. FIRST ll'GW. ldr tw ry ht G Haw.-mar, mqr, C Shcrt R, Selgo CCJQYUIH G. Ouisno R Johann fl 1 1 1 . f - ' aww SECOND ROW, loft to right: Coach Wniiiururuci, J. Mocko, P. Ciumons, J. Brough, R, Larson l L '-4w -- FHXST ROW, left ic rlglwti W. Buarkins, C Short, J Arrnbrusfer, L. Kruse R. Sfem. SECOND QGW left to rlQht3R.S1mS, R. Stevens, C. Beufler, J. Fritz, F. Prohosko, J., Braddock, J. Meck- fcsacf, mgr. BIlSHETBIlll We They 44 ,,,,,,,, Lakeside, Nov. 23 ,,,, .. l 3 49 ,,,,.. Oak Harbor, Dec. l... .. 29 54 ,,,, Fremont Ross, Dec. 8 ,,,, 34 Toledo Central, Dec, l2, cancelled 6l ....,, Gibsonburg, Dec. l5... .. 24 5l Cleveland Central, Dec, 22 24 Willard, Jan. 5, cancelled 44 . ,..,,, Bellevue, Jan. l2 ,,..,,,. 46 44 28 ,,,,,,.. Lakeside, Jan. l9 ,,,,, .. l3 20 Toledo Woodward, Jan. 23 33 52 . ..,,,, Elmore, Jan. l6 ,,...., . 56 ..,...,, Norwalk, Jan. 26. ,,,,,, 36 Willard, Feb. 2, cancelled 33 ,,,,,,,, Bellevue, Feb. 9 ,,,.,,.. 54 6l ..,. Oak Harbor, Feb. l3 ,,., 35 45 .. ,.... Norwalk, Feb. l6 ,,.,.,,, 39 TOURNAMENT Sl ,,,.,, Mansfield Madison ,,..,, 25 45 ,,,,,...,,.,,, Shelby ..,,,,,,...... Z6 4O ..,., ,..... T iffin ,,,, ,,.. 2 4 33 ,,,,l ..,. B ellevue 43 The annual Turkey Day opener with Lakeside initiated the hardwoods for the l944-45 basketball season with Port Clinton emerging on top by a score of 46-l3. The second tilt was played with Oak l-larbor, and RC. was the victor again with a score of 49-29. On December 8, Fremont Ross brought its scrappy Little Giants to Port Clinton for a 54-34 defeat. On December l5 the Reds blasted the Gibsonburg Bears with a score of 6l -24. The next game was played with Cleveland Central's colored five, and Redskins came out on the long end ofa 5l -24 final score. On January l5 the Porters met with their first defeat when Bellevue brought a fighting five to the local floor. At the end of the game the score was tied 44-44. ln the three- minute overtime, Bellevue succeeded in obtaining the needed two points, ending the game 46-44 for Bellevue. On January l6 the Reds defeated a sassy Elmore quintet 52-44. The next game was played at Lakeside and the Reds wonuagain to the tune 28-l3. A trip to Toledo gave Port Clinton its second loss, this time at the hands of a strong Woodward Five. The final score was 33-20. The game with Norwalk was a hard-fought one, but the Reds came through with a 53-36 victory. On February 9, RC. took its second shellacking from Bellevue with the score reading 54-33. The Reds traveled to Oak Harbor for their next victory, crushing them with a score of 6l-35. ln the last game played at Norwalk, the Reds came out on top once more ,tallying 45 points to Nor- walk's 39. The season's resume shows Port Clinton basketeers the winners in thir- teen contests and on the losing side in only four. 'i . E li 1.49 s SELGO ew' Xe All n STE! feb? Aayed A r0m1 hero, .1 u led he FUYIIFB , MACKO in gmng I 'meets if cf In the Lak In fha aw s 89 lluapgt LARMJN Wu m UI .815 4 9- x-Y -Uwr A 511611 U IJ 9-ish A frnm , M d ri, P01129 f wg, Puff Um 11,864 Msgs up x Hd I' epu nm .xmsmei is E01 fhfn, ,ay Mi' Q WA Iigf. '!!s1,. fwfr E nxfrd 1 ew -4 3 ffm r 151, A .X 1 x if X' -, 11 L X vi iff- sz ,Q -ZX f ,..n,, I-wx, JH L' LZ 4 'ET vw 'LW' myd i, 13 J I 1 7 A s, dwarf .L A BRQ FUGH .v , x 0 U u VG . G1 Yi X 5 X35 AL 'L 0 t ,fa X R f' ad ,N . 6.x 1 li s fx N W N ' 01 grin I arf fm ,gm s iff ,. x e . JH ll' x 4, .5 U.-,ff xf 4 HV, ' , v'w-,Cui U f ad , ,N 5' 1: ,mari 'W 9 -.WA if gn, , S if 5 I Chffllllg flilwsisiswxiggvfiw t S. . all , 67W ,igtlllt Qi, dy tri SGW Q -fa' ' :,,i,,,r ',,.- '- qi A WMF We ' i-: -:','Q.pA 5, 'Eta . r if' AW will Z ..1E? E: 8 Q. :EE 1' tp SCHEDULE-1944 We IO7 4l2!3 .... Mansfield, April l3... 74V2 ...A.. Fremont, April l8 ..... 96 V5 Y... Oak Harbor, April 21 .... Lakeside .........,..,.,....... 78 V2 .,....,. Fremont, May l ........ lst-County Meet, May 5 ......Old Fort, April They l l .76 V3 .43 V2 3l5!s 21 39 V2 2nd-District Meet, May 20 TRHCH RESULTS OF 1944 The i944 track season opened against a small Old Fort team, who journeyed to Port Clinton only to suffer defeat lO7 to ll. The second meet was with Mansfield and the thinclads met with stiff competition and lost 76V3 to 4l ZX3. On April 21, Fremont traveled to the local field and P.C. won this meet by a score of 74V2 to 43V2. The next track meet was triangular, Oak Harbor, Lakeside, and Port Clinton. P,C. romped over both schools winning this meet with 96 V5 points. Coach Willbond's cindermen repeated their decisive triumph over Fremont Ross in the return meet at Fremont and again defeated Fremont by a score of 78V2 to 39V2. The county meet was next and it was held at Genoa with several schools competing, Port Clinton took lO first to sweep the county track meet with 79 V2 points more than all the other schools' points put together. There was only one record broken at this meet and it was the discus throw of I34 ft. and l l inches. This toss was made by Bloom of Port Clinton. The previous record was l27 ft. and 8 inches held by Dunn of Genoa. Port Clinton took second place at the district meet at Mansfield. Mansfield took first with lOO points, P.C. second with 69 V2 points. 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President lIFlTl0I1Hl FDREIISIE LEHGUE DEBATE FIRST ROW, Ieft to rigI'1t:P Pretzloff, D, Woggoner, P RlCI1Qy,J Hupfmgcr, P Prlcc D Kmgcy, SECOND ROW' P Bovsen, I. Peterson, D RCM, D Jonxcm, A Soufcrt PEACE DECLAMATION I I'1 B W d In J Li eff J Hopfmger F Mltchell D Kinsey. SECOND FIRST ROW,IefT to rig T: . 0 rcc, . gg , . , . , , ROW: L. Drucker1mlIIer, J, I-IoIWIer, K, RlddIe, J. Neideckcr, R Boysen, I. Peterson, THESPIHII kb ng 'VR FIRST ROW E Worrwke, G, Gall, W. Felshow, J. Coon. SECOND ROW: J, Galloway J l'l1JLJlIHClCf, P Prrco, D Knmscy ABSENT' P. Stem, G, Dubberf, R. Rell. SCENES FROIII HIDE GIRLS ,, fir' Q -r., MNC ,K nil . is W ,-N-ww . l Ji l l Bovs' cies ciua , FIRST ROW, left ta right: P. Pretzloff, S. Rasiar, M. Brokate, P. Richey, P. Mehr, R. Lorenson, T. Johannsen, N. LaNier, H. Stiles, D. Nelson. SECOND ROW: W. Bretz, G. James, P Nau, J Meckfessel C. LaNier, J. Hahler, E. Rose, D. Windsor, B. Ryland. THIRD ROW1 E. Kowalski, M. Hehr, L. Druckenmiller, D. Adams, B. Bieplow, W. Ahrens, J. Coon, A Gregorsok. GlRl5' Glfi HUB FIRST ROW, left ta right: L. Adams, N. Hillman, J. Rickner, D Kinsey, R. Benner, S. Gunn D Higbee, L. Sherwood, A. Budd, C. Rhode, M. Forbush, M, Hrupcho, J. Roberts, L. Atkinson . R ddl SECOND ROW: E. Krepel, P. Flynn, D. Durdel, M. Bowen, B. Rief, L. A. Mackey, K i e R. Below, A. Chapman, D. Kessler, L. Benner, M. Winke, M. Meachem, F. Gates. THIRD ROW C. Flaro, D. Thompson, H. Turley, S. Havener, J. Simpkins, E. Hansen, M. Kirk, D. Jensen B. Tunnel, B. Burns, K. May, L. McRitchie. FOURTH ROW: J. Hapfinger, H. Blood, M Lemmerman, A. Krupp, B. Fisher, M. Dietrich, J. Worst, J. Kirk, M. A. Zam, B. Dahrow, B. Scott D. McClelland, L. Waggoner. JUNIOR Plllll The junior class chose one of the newest plays available when it selected the bright and sprightly comedy, Spring Green, for presentation on March 22 and 23. The laughter-filled story ofa boy whose father can't understand him at all and a girl whose mother understands her only too well, Spring Green provided plenty of reason for merriment and just enough of the always en- tertaining heart-interest Earthworms, an Army major, a pretty girl, and a certain romantic perfume were all delightfully combined into one of the most amusing and sparkling comedies of recent years. CAST Nina Cassell , Mrs. Rumble, Scottie Cassell Mr, Putnam, ,, Tony Cassell Pinkie Ames , Dunk Doyle .,,, ,,,,,..Bob lngwersen Bing Hotchkiss ,,,.., ,,., ,,.,,,A,,,,,i,,,Pat Price .Suzanne Ganther ,,,,,,.Rosella Bebow ,.,,,,Wasson Smith ,,.Doris Kinsey .,.,Judy Von Thron ,Bob Stevens Director .,,,...,,,,.,,,,. Geneveive Jones ,,... Major Todd ...,,.,,,,.. ,,..,,,Jean Hohler ,,,.,,,....Don Cook T. Newton Todd ,,,..., ,,,,..,,,,., E arl Warnke Eula Hotchkiss ,,.., ,. Dr. Luther Blodgett .,,,s Billy ,.,i,,..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,, , Officer Ryan, .,.,,... , Prompter ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,e,, Alice A. Reardon ,..,,,...,,.Lois Petersen .Willard Lernmerman ..,,.,,,,.Bob Reynolds ,,,..,,,..Joe Macko ,...,,,Bette Reif UHRSITV CLUB FIRST ROW, left to rlght: W. Rledmorer, I-I. Kreutzfeld, W. Fclslwow, W Muller, P Stem, C. Short, P. Loler. SECOND ROW: A Grover, R. Johonrwserw, G. Qwsrwo, A. Cupltr, J. Frltz, D. Quisrto, C. Lenlce. Tl-IIRD ROWi W. Joblonsku, R. Leggett, J Mccko, P. Clemons, J. Brough, JUNIOR HTHLETIE CLUB Il R B dl A Ml olo G Burget, D Fmcfrock, J Rex FIRST LOW, left to rtglwtj R. Reyrors, u 4, . g , . , . I-I. Klemlwoos. SECOND ROW: D Well, J. Gorflorw, I-I. Fclslwow, R. Mockcxl l+frr1Cr,GDrUYOf G. Wolters. Tl-IIRD ROW, R. Towers, D. Dovucls, E. Zess, C Wfoplcr, F Wlmsrwor, B. Peterson S. Frorwlx. JUNIOR PLFIV The junior class chose one of the newest plays available when it selected the bright and sprightly comedy, Spring Green, for presentation on March 22 and 23, The laughter-filled story ofa boy whose father con't understand him at all and a girl whose mother understands her only too well, Spring Green ' provided plenty of reason for merriment and just enough of the always en-- tertaining heart-interest Earthworms, an Army major, a pretty girl, and ci certain romantic perfume were all delightfully combined into one of the most amusing and sparkling comedies of recent years. Nina Cassell , Mrs. Rumble, Scottie Cassell, Mr, Putnam, .. Tony Cassell . Pinkie Ames ,,,. Dunk Doyle .,,, Bing Hotchkiss ....,,,, CAST ,, ,.,,,,..i,,,,, ...,, P ot Price ,Suzanne Gonther ,,,....Rosella Bebow ,,,,,.,Wasson Smith ..,..Doris Kinsey ,,..Judy Von Thron ,,.,..Bob lngwersen ,,..,.,,,,Bob Stevens Director ....,,,,,,,..,..t Geneveive Jones ,.,..,. ,.,.., J ean Hohler Major Todd ..c,,,,.. ,. ,.,,,,......,,,, Don Cook T. Newton Todd ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Earl Warnke Eula Hotchkiss, ..,,, , Billy, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.A,,,,,A, , Officer R on. Y Prompter ,,,. ,, .,,.,., .. .Alice A. Reardon ,,A,..,,,,,,Lois Petersen Dr, Luther Blodgettli-,T.V,Willard Lemmerman ,,,,..,,,,Bob Reynolds ,.....,,.,.loe Macko ..,,,,Bette Reif DRUIII IIIIIJDRS Left to right: A. March, J. Flynn, J. Armbruster, M. Tilton, B. Lorensen. FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Richey, A. Seufert, M. Brindley, J, Gates, N. Harris, E. Davis, D, Armbruster, M. Sprenger, W. Stevens, B. Petersen, P. Boysen. SECOND ROW: E. Migala, J. Burger, A. Windnagel P, Wightrnan, B. O'Nan, M. Guth, C. Brindley, C Quintel, W. Felshaw, R. lngwerson, K. Riddle, R Petersen, E. Migala, J. Braddock, R. Budd, J. Galloway, THIRD ROW: J. Swimmer, J. Fillmore, V. Beutler, V Baisley, J, Coyle, D. Rider, C, Roose, J. Windnagel B. Below, D, Wagner, J. Mackey, J. Gordon, C. Tewers, M. McRitcl'iie, B. Simpson, D. Sims, J. Gordon, R Stevens, P Lafer, W. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Riddle, B. Dubbert, P. Price, J Patchett, L. Petersen, M. Karslwuk, M. J. Knepper C. VanHoose, R. Juby, C DeGalen, L. Drunkenrniller C. Guth, E. Warnke, J. Jolfiannsen, D. Meyer, B. Burns S. Smith, M. J. Lamb. Mr. Peters, Conductor. THE SEIIIUR CLIISS Plilll The seniors presented this year a very new and charming comedy, Come Rein or Shine, by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes. The play was chosen for its unusual setting, its attractive plot, and its variety of characters. The rising curtain reveals the back porch of the Grayson summer cottage in a pleasant summer resort near the lake. The Graysons are moving in for the summer. An unexpected telephone conversation reveals that Rosemary March, the pampered granddaughter of the wealthy Julia March, is arriving shortly, and Jacqueline Grayson feels her vacation from college is to be ruined. Then Dan Lyons arrives to direct the local-talent play sponsored by Julia March, and real rivalry between Jac and Rosemary develops. There is much scoffing at the little theater movement on the part of young Glenn Grayson until his eyes are turned on' Rosemary, the leading lady. The com- plicated romances of Dan Lyon's actors nearly ruins his play until he says that the play will go on come rain or shine. The many complications disappear when Dan's fiancee arrives, and a satisfactory but very surprising conclusion is reached. Cast of Come Rain or Shine Jacqueline ................... ...................................... M ary Lukac Rosemary ...... ........ J eanne Galloway Mrs, Grayson ...... ........ J oanne Hopfinger Irene Holden ...... ............. M ay Schaper Agnes Holden ........ ....... J eannette Roberts Julia March ........ Helen ............ Anne ........., Ella ................ Mrs. Sparks ........ Dan ............... Glenn ............ Mr. Grayson ........ ........Marge Pulschen Colleen Hees .,.....Frances Mitchell Grace Gill ......Carolyn Floro George Quisno .........Charles Lenke ......Wendell Fellshaw Dick Clements ....... ....... W ilbur Ahrens Fred ................. ...... G erald Brough UHRSITV CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Riedmouer, H, Kreutzfeld, W. Felshow, W Muller, P Stern, C. Snort, P. Lofer, SECOND ROW: A. Grover, R. Johonnsen, G. Quisno, A Crpitr, J, Frrtz, D. Quisno, C, Lenke, THIRD ROW: W. Joblonski, R. Leggett, J Mocko, P Clernons, J. Brough, JUIIIOR FITHLETIC ClUB FIRST VIOW, left to rrgnt, I2 Reyrmds, R. Budd, A. MrgoIo, G. Burget, D. Flnefrock, J. Rex, I-I. KIernI1ons SECOND ROW' D Woll, J. Gordon, H. Felshow, R Mackey, J H rrner, G Druvor, CI. Wolters. THIRD ROW. R Tewers, D. Dowfis, E Zeks, C VVODIEF, F Whmwer, B. Peterson, S. Frank. Q I N. 'Q-ag -N Wk waggr W - 3 Fl CHPPELLH CHOIR FIIJST ROW, Jcfr to rnqht' L, Adoms, J Roberts, D Huqby, 3 Rolf, D, Durdel, M, Brokote V Pr 1 L'YT:1H,N LcnNrQr, D Wvlr I1 H Stulos, M Wrv1ke,S CL,mr1,A BurJr1,L Wcgler, D Kms QV SJLDND IJOVV D, lYJ147!Ul,SUl1 L BL-nmfr J Schmrtt K Rmfc1Jo,E. Hcmscn, B. Lmrcnsorw, D Wurv1A,rr F' Nvhr I I-'ww S Krrsmr, N lfcluf-N, D Kussl0r,J Hwpfmqor,F GGTC5, THIRD MQW if HJwr'v, J JrJwf1rvr'ws-rn, L KMWLJJ-.J-sl C LGNMW W Bratz, R Rlfhcv, B, Duhrvw, M Lvmvm-rvwmu A Kuurvgyf AA Svwwtlm FOURTH JCOVV T RLAHHM M Fr1r'buSJW, B Flshvr M Klrl- J Qffvyl DrL1rJn'rvmJJvr J Hwfur P JXJCILI J Wr rst, D, JElYSL'D,J Kirk FIFTH RCW F fXM1r?wJJ L F'J'!f1',J, A fVr1rQJ4m,,fVN Jilrvmgrw J vPVJCCJ'.fl'SA'J, W Ahrcrws, B PIQQJUW A ruff rr, JJ V1 Jrzrwws r nnnce Bnnn Loft ro rrqht, R Stovons, W Smrth, D. Svms, D. Cook, E Womke, J Braddock, B. Dubbert J Jwhurmsum, K l2rrL1Jo,J,QC1fCs,P, Prlcc, M Lomb. G.H. H.0FFlEERS Marge Pulschen Mary Lukac ...... I CHEERLEHDERS Betty Wodrich ...,..... Bette Rvef ......... ....,.......... T reasurer Florence Klnney .....,.......,,..... Secretary .Sergeant at Arms ............Vice-President . ...........,... President Betty W Pusher, Judy Von Thron, Florence Kunney, Par Cmncn LIIST llllll 8i TESTHIIIEIIT OF TIIE SEIIIUR CLHSS 0F 1945 We herewith present to you our last will and testament. If not satisfied please see our attorney. Jack Gordon leaves his pretty-boy looks to any available romeo. Edwin Kowalski leaves that tongueetwister of a name to his brother, Millard. Irene Kosztyo leaves her heighth to Doris Kinsey. Charles Guth leaves his brains to Lovell Druckenmiller. Caroline Rohde and Edna Mae Smith leave the Gypsum bus to all those unfortunates who ride it each day. Katy Lafer leaves Quisno's to lrma Han- sen. George Quisno leaves Vera Carson but not forgotten' Jean Schmitt leaves the teachers-com- pletely exhausted. Paul Stein leaves to his brother an empty space on the football team. May Schaper leaves her braces-but not her teethwto Vera Beutler. Dick Selgo 'leaves his athletic ability to anyone Capable of it. To Joe Macko, Bill Riedmaier leaves his dancing ability Joyce Smith leaves her language to the establishment of a Modern Slang Dictionary. To John Fritz, William Molnar leaves his bashfulness Lois and Joanne l-lopfinger leave that be- witching name of Jumpthumb to their bro- thers, Jack and Jim. Jeanne G and Wendell F. leave their steadiness to Betty and Bob. ' Paul Clemons leaves a junior with tear- drops To Dort Higby, Donna Qualman leaves her laugh. Jeannette Roberts leaves for Fremont on the first bus. Mary Lukac leaves five blank pages for next year's Revista. Jack Coon leaves his name to Jack Coon. Tony Cipiti leaves to Bill Jablonski his friendliness. To Liz Eldred, Max Runion leaves her ar- tistic ability. To Uncle Sam, Andy Gregorsok leaves for service. Mary London left for Bellevue. Larry O. and George O. B. leave their traps 471 to Ronnie Rhode and Bob Pieplow. Marge Pulschen leaves her bottle of per- oxide and her formula to any future blonde- bomber. Bob Below leaves the coke trucks to Don Quisno. Grace Gill leaves the milk--in the cows. To Joyce Flynn, Colette Dyer leaves her pretty blue eyes. Ed O'Nan leaves that physique to Bob Leggett. Jerry Brough leaves the Student Council on probation. Milton H. leaves the girls in deep re- gret???? Joyce Christiansen leaves the cash box at the cafeteria. Richard Reif leaves-minus anlappendix. Lowell Peterson leaves for o much needed rest. A To Nan Richey, Joan W. leaves her red hair. Marqe Lattimore leaves her government notebook on exhibition to any dumb junior. Joe Scott leaves his brass knuckles to Joe Lewis. Dale Reitz and Bob Masters left with bell- bottom trousers and coats of navy blue. Garold Daup leaves the LaCarne girls without a chauffeur. Francis Wadsworth leaves his love for gov- ernment class to Mrs. Trenshaw. Bob Boeshart and Wilbur Ahrens leave to- gether. Pearl Wightman leaves her pots and pans to the home ec. room. Frances Mitchell leaves her swing on any porch. Jim Nelson leaves his ears to any sailboat. To Burt Below, Norman La Nier leaves his 5 foot frame. Lois Bochtel leaves her seat in Shorthand class. Rita Winke leaves the school to the rest of her relation. Fred Jensen leaves for something sweet at Quisno's. Charles Lenke and Joan Liggitt leave their constancy to Chick and Audrey. Luella Benner leaves Mary Anderson with- out someone to talk to. To Carolyn De Golan, Carolyn Floro leaves her windiness. Ronald Everett and Don Perry leave with their dinner pails for the boat plant. Colleen Hees leaves. lGlad to get out.l Michael Hrubcho leaves his name for someone to try to spell. Ed Wozniak leaves his car to the scrap drive. SIGNERS, l. Jigger Bug 2. La Conga 3. 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