York Township High School - Talisman Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1952 volume:

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WU L, Faculty EUNICE THOMPSON Cornell University, N. Y. College of Home Economics Home Economics Physical Education WILLIAM HEATH B. S. Ohio State University Industrial Arts Physical Education Social Science MALVIN GEORGE B. S. A. Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture WILMA RALSTON B. S. Ohio State University Music BEATRICE MYERS Missionary Training School Bible Study Faculty MILDRED LEIS Bowling Green State University Kindergarten Primary MIRIAM NICHOLS Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern Intermediate JANE BRITTON Ohio State University Elementary Physical Education HELEN FBYER Ohio Northern English Social Science Latin LAERNEST ATKINSON Not shown Wittenburg College Music GMM V: : L i ,A V' i we 'E 1:31 'E 5 552 5 V Q if Q 2 5 3 3 A 35? QQ gg QP if iawifgg 53 gas Q, E, :': Sk f.? Mwg?f'W 3 ,,,, if Q 5 z , ', f- I, 2 2 A I ??? Kg M , 1:V 1. 5 f ' mir i 1 ' n ' Lwifi. if Mm M 2 5.55 ww, Yi 2 2 E R. ,fx X2 gg, 'X , , x 2,5 , Wh nk M ,W . f f? .A., ff - K wwf- -Q4 N, ,V A ' IXVERNON BOLEY DICK CROWE Class Play 23 Stage Manager 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Class Play 2, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Spotlight Staff 33 Talisman 1, 2, 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 35 F. F. A. 1, 23 Basketball 45 Staff 4, l . F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Piirlizmientary Procfedurt- 1: Baseball 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, -1: Basket hull 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1. MARY HELEN DAVIES Class Play 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Stuff 31 Talisman Staff 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Svrzipbook 4: Girls' Sextm-tte 4: Prince of Pence Il, 43 lkinol llisvussion l'l'olmloj 4: Essay Contest 3, 4: Sulutzttorizing lliimn Springtielnl 4: Cleveland Spef-ch 'l'oui-riziment fl. JOANN EVANS Class Play 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Spotlight Staff 33 Talisman 4: Y-Tee-ns 1, 33, 43 Reporter 45 Band 3, 43 Class Reporter 2: 4-H , -, Y 4. DAVID EVANS KAY GALLOWAY Class Play 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, -1: Mixed Clziss Play 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Stuff 33 Tulismriri Staff 4: Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4: Spotlight Stuff 3: Talisman 43 Cheer Hand 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Ruselmll 1, 11, 3, 4: Minstrel leader 3: Y-Tec-ns 1, 2, 3: Setfy.-Treas. 1: Reporter 1 4: Lima Voc-ul Contest -lg Barbershop Quartet 3, 43 Soho-ol Pianist 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Treasurer 43 Band, 3, 4 Springrfleld 4, Minstrel 41 Valedivtoriun, 4-H 1, 2, 3. ' 1 affix '?:'v - l . 'i A.. it tii iii . :21 i 1955 '-my BILL HUGHES Class Play 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Steiff 3: Talisman Editor-im Chief 4, F. If. A. 1, 2, 3: President 2, 33 Parlianientzu-y Procedure 1, 35 Band -1: Class President 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent lg Minstrel 4: Manager 1, 2, 35 Barbershop Quartet 3, 4. wf MARILYN LEWIS Class Play 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2. 3, 41 Spotlight Stuff 33 Talisman Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. l JERRY MEAD Class Play 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Talisman Staff 43 Dundee 1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 3g Track 1, 2: Manage-r llfootbullj 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, lg lilisebull l, 2, 3, 45 Lima Voc-al Contest 43 Springfield 4. V mm, '95 'wt WH be . 3359233 : : -. BYRON NOLAN Class Play 2, 3, 45 Box s' thorns 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3: Spotlight Staff 2 lalisman Staff 4 Class Vice President 3, F. lf. A, 1 P i 4 Vice President 3 Presi dent 4: l'arliainentar3 ' culurt 1 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4' Ti-isl' l 2 3 4 tethzill ,, , . , 117 55332 F' 'iiifai irxvf f tim, .af W- M, tg, ,, 13,1 Q lillvmifw ,, ww' - 1 .-wg Jzgft, it ,C l,,,,,,g Y - fefgj .,., Q 3' ta, , Y QQ .f if 's if , CAROL PHELPS .5'f..,x.Ze1 MARY PLATT Class Play 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, LZ, 3, 4, Mixed Class Play 3, 4, Girls Chorus l 'P 3 4 Mixed Chorus Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Stuff 3: 'l'iilism:ui Ass't. 2, 3, 43 Spotlight Staff 3 'l ilisni in stiff 4 Cheerleader Editor 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Claiss 'l'reusurer 3, Baud 3, 4, 4: Y-T4-ens 1, 33 4-H 1 Pomulus Nli 4-H 1. ELLEN PRICE HUGH O. PUGH Class Phu' ZZ 3, 4' Girl? Clwruw l 4' 4' Xliv-fl Vlfi ' ' ,, , . , . . -, -i, . , , lsw llaiy 2, CZ, il Buys Lho 1 4 Blix d Chorus 1, 2, 3, -1: Girls' Svxte-110 4: Lima Viwzil Contest Cliurlis 1, Q, 3. 4: Spotliglil N11 l ilixman btaff 4 3, 4: Spotlight Stuff 3: 'lwillliilllklll Steiff 4: Y-'lk-eus 1. 2. Bum! fl: Uliiss Pi-esiiloiu 4: Nlinstigl 4 lulilic Speakl g 3, 4: Chnrister' 3: Sc-riiplioivk 43 Ulziss f'll'1l0I'I4'l' 1, 4: 3: lizirlme-i'sliup lfjuziriet il. 4: P 3 4 B1 4-H 1, 2: Springiic-lcl 4. lrill l, 2, 3. 4: 4-Il l, 2. 3, 1 W . ,L V Q I y R ,fy 9 '93 sl ,fi 'law 339' fabg, 'Za' A, 5 'VW QWYHW' JANE SWYGART MARY JANE WELKEB Class Play 2, 3, 4: Girls' 4'lim'i1s 1, Z, II. 43 Blixwl Class l'li1y Z, 3, 4: Girls' 1 i 1 A 3 4 Mix d Cliorus 1, 2, Il, 4g Spullipglit linlilm'-iii-Cliii-f 3: 'l':1lis11iau Clifirus 1, 2, 3, 41 Spotlight Stir! l'11l5man Stafl 4 blmff 43 Cl1C6l'1L'Ll4l6'I' 21 Y-'l'i-ons J, 2, 3. 4: Presiilf-m 4: Y-'I'ieM1s1, 2, 3: Lflziss Sev'y. 3 4 Vice- President Sl: COIlf1'l'0l'lL'4' Ilelugule Ii: lflziss l'I'l'Slll1'Ilf 11 Sec'y.Jl'z'e:is. 23 liepin-11-1' IZ: Sw-1:1-tqiry 4: 4ll 1' Queen 4. STANLEY WELKER DICK CROWE Class Play 2, 3, 45 Boys! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Enlisted in the Armed Services February lst Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 33 Talisman Staff 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2: Student Adviser 4, Minstrel 45 Basketball 23 4-H 12 Barbershop Quartet 3, 4, Manager 3g Lima Vocal Con- test 4. i gemf- Class History Delving into the past, we found that on the morning of September 9, 1940, 17 active, sparkled-eyed youngsters presented themselves at York School to begin a process which was to change them from a group of wriggling, unadjusted children who had not, up to this moment, realized that there were so many interesting children of their own age or so many interesting things to do. Of these l7, who were under the direction of Miss Ruth Johnson, 12 have completed their schooling at York. And so the process began by which these students were to develop into the well-adjusted young people that we find them today. Having passed through the first grade, and feeling quite grown-up, we en- tered the second grade under the direction of Miss Hyde. Remember when Carol had a crush on Fenton Bagley? Into the third grade, and we began to learn the three R's under the super- vision of Mrs. Jones. Remember when Kay stuck her foot into the aisle and tripped Stanley Dee? And what was Stanley's reaction! During the fourth year, under the guidance of Mrs. Wright, we learned the true meaning of order in a classroom Remember the time when part of the class went on a hike, but the rest of them had to stay bhind because they missed a spelling word? Jane Swygart and Joann Evans joined us as permanent classmates during our dfth year. During this grade and the sixth grade we had Mr. D. Edwin Jones as a teacher. None of us will forget how we had to stand in line for him to use the dreaded hickory stick. We really had to begin studying in earnest when we entered the seventh and eighth grade under the leadership of Mrs. Pugh. If we didn't study hard, there was 'always plenty of room for use to stand around the wall. We plunged headlong into our Freshman year, unaware that we knew so little. It was Mrs. Shackelford's understanding guidance that brought us safely through this trying time. Mr. Shade was our sponsor during the Sophomore year, when we were be- coming more familiar with the high school routine. At the end of this year we took a very enjoyable trip in to Southern Ohio. We were again fortunate to have Mrs. Shackelford as our directo'r during our Junior year. We experienced publishing the Spotlight and gave a very successful play Grandad Steps Out. But the highlight of the year was honoring the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom. The climax to this process was reached in our Senior year, when, under the excellent direction of Mrs. Morris, we presented the class play Quiet Everybody, 'published the Talisman, and made preparations for the trip to which we are now looking forward. Our plans are to visit Gettsyburg, Washington, D. C., New York City and Niagra Falls. Kay Galloway Class Will We, the Senior class, of York School, having been allowed to reside here for a period of time under our favorite parent, the faculty, feeling it is our duty to surrender the privileges we have thus far enjoyed, being fully convinced that we are of sound mind, publish and declare this our last will and testament. FIRST: To our beloved successors the Juniors, we will our studious characteristics and good manners. SECOND: To the Sophomores, we will our good intentions and quiet disposition. THIRD: To the Freshmen, we will our good grades and dependability. FOURTH: To the school, we leave the monuments of our school days, such as: broken furniture, iinger-smudged walls, second-hand gum deposits, initialed desks, and well-worn books. I, Marilyn Lewis, will my ability to go with any Celina boy to Marcia Taylor. 7 I Mary Platt, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Doris Davis. I, Carol Phelps, will my ability to stay away from boys to the Freshmen girls. ' I, Kay Galloway, will my ability of being school pianist to anyone who doesn't want any time to study. I, Ellen Price, will some of my excess weigth to Virginia Rider. I Mary Helen Davies, will my ability to type and to consentrate on what I 7 am doing to Richard Krugh. I, Jane Swygart, will my disposition to Kenneth Kundert. I Joann Evans, will my ability to play the trombone to anyone who has 7 arms long enough to do it. I, Mary Jane Welker, will my abilty to get along with the teachers to the Freshmen girls, especially Tonia Fishbaugh. I, Bill Hughes, will my ability to run around at all hours to anyone who can take it. I, David Evans, will by ability to stay out till three o'clock in the morning to anyone who can live through it. I, Jerry Mead, will my ability to play sports to Harold Allen. I, Vernon Boley, will my ability to stay away from girls to Larry Cozad. I, Hugh Pugh, will my ability to work Algebra to Helen Jacks. I, Byron Nolan, will my head of hair to Mr. Fishbaugh. I, Stanley Welker, will my ability to sing first tenor to James Diss. Senior Class Prophecy DearJane, On one of my recent singing engagements I met Stanley Welker, one of our old classmates. He told me that he is now a successful actor on Broadway. He also informed me that his sister, Mary Jane, though happily married, is conducting her 120 piece string band. He also receives letters and calls from our other classmates. Some of his reports were that Kay Galloway uses most of her time giving music lessons to her 110 students, and yet keeps up her end of the household duties for her family. Hugh Owen Pugh is now a Professor in the Ohio Northern college and in his spare time cares for his 3000 acre farm. David Owen Evans has made a career of Medicine and keeps in shape by playing baseball for the Venedocia Sluggers. Joann Evans enjoys her work as a nurse in the Dayton Hospital. She is David Evans' head Surgical Nurse. Jerry Mead has reached the position of an Admiral in the Navy. He is in charge of a Heet composed of 96 ships. Mary Platt is now a successful businesswoman. She is president of the Platt Cosmetic Co.', She also keeps house for her family in Detroit. Bill Hughes is a successful business dairyman. He supplies the 'whole area of Venedocia with his products. You know Bill was always going to be a bachelor, well he's stuck to it. Mariyn Lewis is now a professianal artist. She has painted pictures of great renoun. They hang in the Museum in Washington, D. C. She also has quite a time raising her 12 children. Byron Nolan is now a famous basketball player. He averages 62 points a game. That's really something! Remember how I used to say he'd make a good basketball player? I hope to see him play in the near future in Madison Square Garden when I open this fall at the Metropolitan Opera House. Have you heard that Vernon Boley is now manager of the Cin- icinnati Red Socks. His team has won the Pennant for the last four years. Carol Phelps is now a beautician in California, she does most the Actress's hair styling. She also is happy in wedded bliss. Have you heard Mary Helen Davies' latest radio program? She delivered a speech to the Security Council of the United Nation's entitled, f My Country and What It Means To Me. The President has recommended Lher to be a Representative of the United States to speak in foreign countries. Dick Crowe has risen to the rank of Captain in the Army. He has ydeveloped quite a side-lineg he does typing for the Privates. How do you like your job as a secretary to the famous Journalist, Mal Hoyle? I hear you are quite successful at it. Do you enjoy all the 'globe trotting your job requires? As for me, I'm singing with Vic Damone now. I travel quite a bit, 'but my home is still in good old Ohio. Write soon, Your old classmate, Ellen Price Senior Play Bridgid, the Homey Maid PPPP Carol Phelps Prof. Partridge, Mr. Homey's Uncle eee, P PPPP PP P PPPP PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPP Bill Hughs Edward Homey, the father P PPP David Evans Martha Homey, the mother PPP Kay Galloway Carol Homey, the daughter PP Marilyn Lewis Alvetta Wingert, a neighbor PPPPP Ellen Price Patty Homey, younger daughter PPPPPPPP P PPPPPPPP PP PPPPPP P PPPPP PPPPPPPPPP Mary Platt Mary Jane Graham, Pattyls Pal P PPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPP PP P PP ee,e PPPP Mary Jane Welker Guisseppe, Italian Zoo Keeper and Swim- ming Pool Attendant PPPP Stanley Welker Dan Homey, son P PPPPPPPPP P -P P Jerry Mead Ned Fuller, Dan's pal e,e, Hugh Own Pugh Joe Reade, Dan's pal eeee PPPP Byron Nolan Jonathan Sedgewick, Representative of Gro- cers' Association PPPPPP P P ssse P Dick Crowe Juanita Murray, a friend of Carol PPPP PPPPP P P PPPP PPPPP PP P PPP PPPP PPPPPP Jane Swygart Diane Melville, a frieind of Carol P PPPP PPP. PP PPPP PPPPP . P PPPP P PP,eP,.e,e,e PPPP Joann Evans Stage Manager PPPPP- - PPP Vernon Boley Student Director PP PPP P Mary Helen Davies Duector PP PP PPPP P PPP PP Mrs. Morris The two-hour farce took place on the front porch of the Edward Homey residence in a small, Middle Western city. Edward Homey, returning from a hard day's work at the store demands peace and quietf, because Jonathan Sedgewick, big- shot of the Grocers' Association, is coming to see his plans for a new plastic method of canning, and if Sedgewick likes them we'll be sitting prettyf' Sedgewick is eccen- tric, has a phobia against bugs, insects, and animals of all sorts. When the three Homey off-springs, their pals, and eccentric bug-collecting uncle, a pie-making lady next door who adores the professor, a distracted Italian zoo keeper, and escaped lion, a maid who would just as soon live in an ant hill,', a party, and a dozen and one other things get under way, Mrs. Homey tries to get the peace and quietl' her husband demands, but it's a big order. However, just short of wrecking both Mr. Homey's invention and his mind, the mix-up turns out amicably enough. Standing-Back Row - Left to Right: Martha Yan Tiinnn, R+-eil Linton. Clark Shaffer, Rebecca liuglis, Marvin XYelkQ-r. J Standing-Middle Row - Left to Right: Gene lvberlitner, Richard Krugh, Mr. Keller, Marvin Taylor, l.zu'l'y Cozzui. pf Seated-Left to Right: Dt-loris Prim-, Mary Ellen Bolt-y, Joy Lynn Morris. Marcin Taylor, Diane Nil-hols. Juniors The Junior Class had fourteen members at the beginning of the year. We elected the following officers: Mary Ellen Boley Gene Oberlitner Diane Nichols Joy Lynn Morris ee Marcia Taylor President J , T be T T ,sirens ,e,e eeeee, i wwe Vice President c,cc,c, i The , , earlier, Secretary ccee, e T eiie ii, T. ,Tees T Treasurer ,ee T.. ,e,e eerie T, We Reporter e i. he To T V sie.. , On October 26, We had a Box Social and Talent Show, which pro- vided every proiitably to our class treasury. We ordered our class rings in September and received them in No- vember. The Juniors published the school paper this year and we also sold refreshments at every other ballgame. We had a very enjoyable Christmas Party at the home of Joy Lynn Morris. Our class play, Calm Yourself, was held on April 25. The Prom, which was formal, was held at the schoolhouse on May 9. We Wish to thank Mr. Keller for being our sponsor during our Junior year. is Standing'-Back Row - Left to Right: Xlfayne Gamble, Mr, Schnarre Roger Price. ltanding-Middle Bow - Left to B.ig'ht:,fKenneth Boley,VHarol1l Allen, Hugh .Jones .lohn Dolbey. Seated-Left to Right: Ruth Pruilen, XYanda lflnians, Kathryn Protit, Marguerite Burcaw. Sophomore News Kathryn Profit v.,,..,.. U- sin., ,.oooooo si,.- ii.i President Gloria Welker -Mini ooooooooooooo .. oooooo. Vice President Wanda Emans .eee,,,... ee., M eeeev Secretary 8z Treasurer Alice Krugh -iiiiii iiii eiii i iiii .i..i..-,,. .iii Reporter Around Thanksgiving time we sponsored a Turkey Raffle, for which We received approximately 560. As Basketball time rolled around, we bought penants with York and our Duke emblem on them, which were on sale in the checkroom at the home games. We also sponsored a minstrel which Was held on March 28. W'e hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did putting it on. We are all looking forward to coming back next year a rank higher as Juniors. We Wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Schnarre, for his Willing and helpful guidance during the year. Standing'-Back Rowbf Left to Right: Hill Evans, Paul Price, Mr. Corn-, Don Vandemark, John C. Morris, 'enneth Kundert. Standing'-Middle Row - Left to Right: James IDiss,V6elen Jacks, Tonia Fishbaugh, Rosa '-11 'f .I I' '. . ia! er, oe erel. Seated-Left to Right: Jeannine Vzindemzirk, Doris Davies, .Ianell Swvgzxrt, Virgina Rider, Ruby Ashton. Freshman The class started out having eight girls and eight boys. In the middle bf Otcober, Bill Lloyd came from Cleveland, Ghio. We held our Hrst meeting on September 10, 1951. The officers elected are as follows: President 1. 1,1 1.11- 11 John C. Morris Vice President . . .11 Jeannine Vandemark Secretary , 1 -..H . .H Doris Davies Treasurer , .11 .. . Tonia Fishbaugh News Reporter -111 1111-1 11 - 1 Kenneth Kundert We had a hayride on October 30, 1951, and a party afterwards at the home of Helen Jacks. We had our Christmas Party on December 20th at Ruby Ashton's home where we had our gift exchange. Jeannine Vandemark had a surprise Birthday Party for her brother, Don, on January 1, 1952 at her home. We had a surprise Birthday Party for Jeannine Vandemark and Helen Jacks on February 16, 1952 at Helen's home. We were sorry to lose Mr. Core just as we were beginning to get .acquainted He left to go into the Army. He was here just a short period of time before being drafted. Eighth Grade Back Row-Left to Right: .mlm Linton. Lowm-11 lmwis, Gvrnl-1 Gwise, Mrs, .Imp-s, Lmviq VVelkx-r. Second. Row-Left to Right: llicllzmrwi Mvwmy, lii1'l1zu'd Morris, Imom Long, A1m1- l'rvvx'lwl1 Larry W1-lker, Iron XY1lliIlll1f4, First ROW-Left to Right: Ruth 'I'l1:1t4-l1v1'.Vfilee-n I'1'ic-11, 112iI'Ihkl Imlbey, Tiulh Ann XYv1kv1' luvelyll Pm-HAZ. Seventh Grade f 'Back ROW: Iivniv Uwe-us, Ruth Hb'-1'Iilr1+A1'. 4211111 .Um Allen, XYz11ts-I' Cox. ff l Second Rownltudney Bevigtrm, Hubert .Iz11mAs1m, Mrs, 'lNTlUIlllJSOll, Paul ,limxmz-ex, I-liclmnl Sr-hwzlrcx. First ROW: IIOMQVL I'aLLvrso11,.luycw- Iivzms, Sy1i1wy If!'l1H'1I3A21Ilt'31111812 I.uwrA11 Xulzm. 5' .J un -A in Q 'IG fvff A Sixth Grade Back Bow - L. to B.: Mari- lyn Gamble, Joan McConne- hey, l,.m-om XYilkins, Mrs. Ifrym-r, Shirley Platt. .lane Galloway, .Inner Galloway. Sceond Row - L. to R.: .Toe Iiuok, ' -Tm' Nunn-, Paul ll isl1ls:1L?5l?:1 hurry Profit, . y .I4-rry Bul10u,7yl1a11'lcs lro- tit. First Row - I-. to R: Mark XY0lkvr. Glzulys Shaffer, Marilyn Ntgen. Susan lliss, Louisa- .Hillllllltblli Shirll-y KllIl4lt'l'I. Fifth Grade Back Row - Mrs. Britton, lfoycl- Ric--, jlogrer Jamie- son, lC1lsli9 I.6ng'. Twrry l'01- lnc-k, Mrs, Fryer. Front Row: Imniul John Iivams, lvonalnl Mllllick, Louise P':lir1tcr, Richard Perez, .luyve Beerman, Rees I32lVlfJS,1l,il'kl0 Bolton. Fourth Grade Back Row: John Pruden, l'l1il Jones, :Xl'lt'HL' Goodwin, iffiwllllllp YYilkins, Mrs. Brit- tlm, Slmron Il2Llli'l'l, 'Pom .I11114-s, 1:15011 lluter. Gary I lollsey. Second ROW: Kun F1 Q l. ll Thzmtx-lu-r, 'Vex Iiixll-r, Travel Moxie-r, Shurun llummonnls, Alartlm Morris, Putty Perez. Vzxrol Sclmollo, Billy Lloyd, .lcfflwy Pullon-k. Front Row: l,ur'ry Swick Kllixrilyn Illorgzxrl, N'yf':1r0lyr1 3lUl'Q'2lY'l, Curmim- Mics, Nann- uy Uwuns, Sue Van Eman, .lean Nivhols, Warren Bur- melt. Third Grade Back Row: .I. Ii. Van Iinmu, l'Irmiui:1 Vasquez, lilikye Jurws. Mrs. Nix,-hols, k . ue Muter. Imlmu Burr-uw. Clam'- mxcv 1911+-y'1itr1e1'. 1' Front ROW: RuYw1't Morris. Czxrulyn I':1rke-V. ikfury lxzxy Jacks, Glurizl Pflgftlll, ICU-- lyn Rurnf-tt, Lmvifl .long-S. Second Grade Back Row - L. to R.: Mrs. Niolmls, Gary I'1'uIit, Iluvifl AIl'f'IllY'LZk, Billy PI'llt10I1, 1lf'- m1IrlNm-ale, Cruz X72lS111ll-'Z, Mrs. Lois. Second Row - L. to RNA:- uol Numrxs, Jurly liughs. .lam-1 flilllilllly Mary Mor- SIIZLVUH l 1'ix-hard. First Row .. L. to R.: Buh- lvy Ilivf, Jimmy Blll'I1Q'll, Kc-mu-th I5I'i'UI1ClU2lYl, Mi- vhzu-l NX'ise. John XVZISHUPX, Hubby I5oltc,n,L'I.e-wis Vrivv. First Grade Back Row - L. to R.: Dznvul lie-vs, Mivlmm-1 XXHL11 i C k, Hevky livzms, Mrs. Leis. llzlviwl 5IUl'I'iS, liivk M134 4'lUI'5L', Vlilllllt' .Irnu-s. Second Row - L. to R.: fllll' nm lfzxiutvr, Billy FI't'I1l'l1. liillx AIurgz111. Jvssiv Pvrsz, 'VOYHIXIX Jrmws, John .lime-s. liormzx Hurlmvll. 'Phu I nu Z1 Hzxmmfms. First Row - L. to R.: Unle- l'I'41hl, .lmhu I'IllIltllffX, Linda Bu-71'x11:1n. l.a41'I'3' I.i1ll1111. Szuxdm Swivli. Billy lim'- H111 1. I r':mk XYRISQUKIZ, Ce- rllm X zxsquox, ii , Nw 1 Eg? 3533 2 BMW Hn SQWM In retrospect we view some Satire lf? '-wwmex WW as WN w-if M . . - 2 -y Q W N w . . , 'fm ,Q 'rx 3 4 W . -gzwf.. X A- 5.4 4' . J' k in A x ' , in 95 gpm -If , X, N' , KS. ,..,. .. e , 1,5 qv- 3 K ' 1 W W i 1 F5 2 5, x L fr Q al X Q ex 2' ml 4 'gg if 4 ff an ff' AY .,., ag . ,. . W, 1 9' Q, 1 R' wr' J 5 ry N . V ij, n ....2: 'w i 5 3 ,W X in Ya., 5 some humor,and some cherished memories. H 0 fij ., I M. -, A, ,.,, ?s9 , 5 , ,k his 1 5, 51 5 W., if ' ff fe A gi? 65 5 x Q 1 .W ' 'TQQQ7' 1 Q 'af . A S Ei gg . 5 3 3 F 2 E xi 5 ' -5 ' EW TQN 2 wg?-W B 2 f Q f 2 g if Z2 52 . 3, s ' 'lf' f If ., .. .,.--' .ffcgl , . fni G . my - W .. g 'vu 1 ww f by is ,. 32:2 sf A , ..: 7 fu' , ,..,.... ,. .. . . fx' 21 i ff ,.,.4., .... . ,:. .,.. . ' . .4f.,,'W: 5- N3:3if5 ??f5'5 :- - ig , ' , l I:-fgE'QE5'5'ffM , - 3 .,., 1 h--- V '-:-' .,, ,.4. : ...,. v ' ' ' . . 'as 1 Q' wg HQ? N4 -.QQ Standing-L. to R.: David livzins, Hugh 1'ug.:'li, Kay Gallowoy, .Tounn Evans, Blrs. Morris, Stanley NVL-lker, Carol Phelps, Mary Helen Davies, Mary June NVelker, Ellen Price, Ver- non Boley. Seated-L. to R: Jerry Head, Byron Nolan, Jane Swygzirt, Mary Platt, Bill Hughvs, Marilyn Lewis. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Edito Art Editor , Sports Editor , Class Prophecy r-in-Chief Talisman Staff E, Bill Hughes Carol Phelps Marilyn Lewis rr Jerry Mead ee Ellen Price Class Will ,E , , , ee,, ,iwrwc Win, 4 ie, David Evans Class History C , e,i. ,ie ring ,, , ,E ,, ii, C Kay Galloway Class Play E, ,, C use reeee ,,,,e,,,,,ee, C, A ,, erred, , ire, are Hugh Pugh Advertising Manager C, ee C ,, E , W ni, Jane Swygart Circulation Manager ,, C ei, , E ,, ,Ei ,, Y, Typists who Eiga ,ia ,,,i- , Joann Evans ,i,d,,, v,ee, -,,,,, esi,A.e, ,-s,,i,i,,,iee ,ir Seniors ,f xr Standing'-L. to R.: Marvin Tziylor, lil-eil iiilllilli. Gm-ne Hherlitnvr, Larry Vozzul, iiebl-c-ca llughs, Mrs. Jones, lliclmiwl IQTLILTII, t'l:1rk Slmlivr, Mnrviu XYelk1-r, Ali1l'iil2l Yan iilinun. Deloris Vric-e. Seated-L. to R.: .Ioy Lynn Morris, Marr-izl Talylol' Diane Nichols, Mary lilly-n Bliley. Spotlight The Junior Class has sponsored the school paper this year under the direction of Mrs. Jones. We have published six copies. At the first of the year we chose the staff. They are: Editor-in-Chief T . Assistant Editor TTT ,uu,,u, TTTTTTT T. TTTTTTTTTTT. TTTTTTTTTT Art T ,u,,u u,uu T T uu,uu u.u,u T T T ,uu,uu,, . TT TTTT TT T TT Features ,u,,uu TT uu,uu TTT u,uu,u TT. TT TT T T TT T TT Jokes TTTT T .TTT Diane Nichols T TT Marcia Taylor Martha Van Eman Larry Cozad Rebecca Hughs F. F. A. TTTT TTTT TTTTT T TTTTTT T TTTT Gene Oberlitner Y-Teens TT T T Deloris Price Gossip T Joy Lynn Morris Society T T Mary Ellen Boley Sports T T T T T T Richard Krugh Grade News TT TTTTT TT TT High School News Printer T T T T T T Circulation T T Typists TTT Advisor TTT T T Marvin Taylor TT T Marvin Welker TT Clark Shaffer T T Reed Linton T T Typing I Mrs. Jones V ... -,.. . . ..,, kg E sv . Efiifeitil E Standing-Back Row - L. to R.: Bill lrlvans, Harold Allen, .Iohn C. Morris, Paul Price. Standing-Middle ROW - L. to R.: Marvin NVelk1-r, Hugh Jones, Kenneth Boley, Mr. George, lion Yantlulnark, Kenneth Kunllc-rt, Vernon Boley. Y Seated-L. to R.: Stanley xlY1'll'i1'l', Heed Linton. liivharml Krugh, Byron Nolan, Xlknyxit- Gzunlwle, Gene Oberlitner, John Dolbey. F. F. A. The past school year has been very active for the F. F. A. members. We participated in many activities. We had boys at the state judging contests at Columbus and they were Richard Krugh, Roger Price, John Dolbey, Hugh Jones, Clark Shaffer, and Wayne Gamble. We went down for shop, general livestock. and dairy con- tests. Those who were delegates to the F. F. A. Convention were Wayne Gamble and Richard Krugh. This year we plan to send delegates to the State Convention and the Judging contest. Two boys attended F. F. A. camp, they were Richard Krugh and Kenneth Boley. The outstanding event was our banquet. W'e had 70 people attend one of the finest banquets we ever put on. The speaker of the evening was John Leonard of Van Wert. He is an outstanding man in F. F. A. work, having taught at the Marsh Foundation for a number of years. At this banquet two people were made Honorary members, Mrs. Leota Boley and Mr. Wayne Ries. Mrs. Boley has put 7 boys though Vo. Ag, and F. F. A. This is an outstanding achievement. She was awarded a gold F, F. A. pin. Mr. Ries was recognized for his Welding School for the boys and for setting up Field Trips. The officers this year were: President . . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . .... , Sentinal TWA, Reporter so A U. Student Advisor , Advisor s,ss,s S A .- Byron Nolan s C Wayne Gamble Richard Krugh Gene Oberlitner . H..- .. Reed Linton John Dolbey . sls, Stanley VVelker Malvin L. George J pg Standing-Back Row - L. to R.: Jeanine Vunadf-mark, Tonia Fishbaugh, lflllen Price-, .Ianell S-wygart, R-chef-ca Hughs, Marguerite Bursaw, Doris Davies, Kathryn l'roIit, ,Rosa Shaffer. Standing-Middle Row - L. to R.: Marcia Taylor, lit-len Jacks, Martha Van Emun, Mrs. Thompson, AliceKrugh, Marilyn Lewis, liuhy Ashton. Seated-L. to R.: Deloris Price, Mary Ellen 1-loley, Iliane Nichols, .lane Swygart, Joy Lynn Morris, Joann Evans, Virginia Hiller, Mary Helen Davies. Y-Teens Jane Swygart srs.--.,-s .. - .. nnnn,,nnn ,cs nnnn . A - nnnn -T scars President Joy Lynn Morris . ,nn,nnn -s..--r. s.-,s..s H.- -.,.r-r-ss ., Vice President Deloris Price ,ss,.-,-. M -...r..s-,s.., -. . - Secretary and Treasurer Joann Evans s,ss,ss Wa- ,ss,ss,ss ,, UW-- T, ss,ss i,,i , T- .con -, Reporters, The Y-Teeners this year enjoyed a very happy and eventful year. under the guidance of Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Lawrence Vandemark, our club mother. Our motto for the year was chosen soon after school started. It is, If the elevator to success isn't running take the stairs. At Christmas time We exchanged names, and played many enjoy- able games, and were served refreshments. The party was at the home of Joann Evans. Other events during the year were the annual Spring Dance, our free night at the Y. W. C. A., and very interesting club meetings. We Wish to express our thanks to Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Vande- mark for their excellent guidance during the year. Mixed Chorus Standing'-Back Row - L. to R.: 1'111g.Q'l1 .1o1ics, .11l1111K', Morris, S12lll1t'Y XX'e1ke1', K1-nnetli 1-31111-y, .1111111 1101111-y, G1-n11H111-1'l11,n1-r, 12101121111 liruuh, 111-1-11 1.i11t1111, .lerry Meurl, 1111111111 .X11l'll, 1':1111 l,I'11,'t', 11111 1111g11s, B111 lllvans. Stanrling--Third Row - L. to R.: Way111,- G:11111111, f'l1ll'li S1111f1'1-1'. 11L1V11l 1'iV211lS, A12lI'11lL1 Yan 1':ll12ll1. ,X1i1-1- 1iI'l1!'1l. liebe-1-1-11 1111Q'11S, ,111111111 lflvans. Kay l1.111oxx11y, KlJ11'Y1ll Tay- l11I', l111g11 1'11e'11. 111111 Vz1n11e111:1rk. Second Row-L. to R.: li-11s11 S111111--1', .1ll2lIl1l1E' X'111111o111:11'11, 11111115' .Xs11t1111, Mary l'1:1t1, Mary lle-len 1111vi1-s, 5111111111-1'11e 1511I'1,'ilW, Mrs. 1Z111s111n, XXH1111111 111111:111s, .111111-SWyg'111'1. '1'1Jl113. 1'is11111111e11, 31:11'1'ia 'l':1y1o1'. 3la11'y lillen B11- 1 1+-X. lleloris 1'1'i1'1-. Seated--L. to R.: A1111'i1y11 Lewis. 111111111 Nich- 111s, 1111111 1'1'11111-11, 1':ill'Il 1'1'i1'1-, .Joy 1.ynn A1111'1'is, lfil11lI'Y1l 1f'1'or1t. .IILIIPH Swygart, Mary -llllll' XY1-lkvr, 1'11r11i P111-lps, lmris 1111- vws, 111-11-11 .l.11'11s, X'i1'gini11 1-111111: Gir1's Chorus Standing'--Back Row: L. to R.: 11111111'is -l'l'il'9, '1'o11iz1 1fish111111g2,'11, l'ilii'I1 1'1'11'1-, .Joy Lynn Nlurris, J11111-11 SNYYQg'i11'1, A1L11'I1111 Villl 1G11111n, 1'a1'1i1l 1'h1-111s, lmrls 1l:1vi1-s. 11i11n1- Nicliols, 3I:11'y Ile-len 1111x'1es. Standing-Second Row - L. to R.: Jeanine YI111111-111111'k, Alam lillen 1,1,1l11y, Nl1ll'C'12l '1':1y- l111', llelvn .1:1c11s, Mrs. lizxlston. 1111111 1'r11cl11n, 3IZl1'1ij'Yl Lewis: 1l1111y .Xs11to11. 1i11s:1 S11111'l'v1'. Seated-L. to R.: Mary 1'la11, Mary Jane W1-1111-1', ,X1i1w- li1'11u'11, 1Le11e1'c11 Hughs, .lane S115':111'1, .111111111 1':X'Ll11S, Kay Galloway, Vir- :'i11iz1 111111-r. Boy's Chorus Standing-Back Row - L. to R.: livnnelli Kun- 111-1't, .I111111 lmllwey. Gene 41111-r1i111e1'. Reed lllnlnn. 111141111111 lirugh, 31a1'v111 'l'11j'1UI', Jer- ry Mead, .1111111 C. Morris. Standing-Second Row - L. to R: 171111 l'riee, 1111g'11 Jones, K1-nnetli B11l1ly. Mrs. II-a1s11,111, S1:1111ey XV1'11it'I'. 1111113111 A111-11, B111 lflvans. Seated-L. to R.: Hill 1111g'111-s, l111vi11 livans, 11111211 1'11g'11, 111111 XvJ1Y11lE11lt11'l'i, NVa5'11e Gam- 11111. V1-1'111111 Boll-y, 112ll'I'j' VUZ2111. Music Department This year the Music department was under the direction of Mrs. Ralston, The year ended with marked success as the girls sextette received a superior rating as did soloists Ellen Price, Jerry Mead and David Evans. For the work in the seventh and eighth grades Mrs. Ralston used two and three part songs. They also studied the great composers and the themes from their music, learned the names of contem- porary musicians, and studied about the instruments of the orchestra. They also took part in the Christmas prog1'11111, and the girls sang with the high school girls for BHCC2llFll1'1'C21tC. Everyone helped make il scrape book for the fair. The music schedule for the year was 21 busy one. The various groups appear- ing many times during the year - Christ- mas Prograln, at the County Festivals, the Minstrel, the District and State Contests. Band The newly organized York School Band has had a very active year. Its members participated in the Christmas program and played for several basketball games. The band went to Willshire and took part in the annual County Band Music Festival which consisted of playing several numbers by itself and also with the 250 piece massed county band. The instrumental and vocal groups combined talents and presented a Spring Music program. The band portion of the program consisted of instrumental solos and ensemble numbers besides selections from the full band. The band has been completely outfitted with new uniforms and is looking forward to success in the future. They were furnished by the Band Mothers. Mr. Atkinson took Mrs. Armstrongs place during Christmas vacation and we hardly noticed the change. Standing'-Back ROW - L. to E.: Evelyn Vert-Z. Don XVilliz1ins Vnrul Vlielps, Mr. Atkinson, Bill Hughes, Virginia liiilc-r, Ruth Ann XYelker, Kathryn Profit. Second ROW-I-. to R.: .larry B0lton,'l'onia Ifislilvaiigli, Syilnf-y Krugli, llivkie ljolton, Alici- Iil'l1fIll, Paul lfishlmaugli. Amie Overholt, Martha Van linian, Kay Galloway, lliczliaril Krugh. First Row--L. to R.: Sharon Pricliaril, .Jean Allen, Joy Lynn Morris, .li-an Nichols, Tex llicler, Diane Nichols, Leora XVilkins. Joann Evans, Patty Perez. Spun ,, QW ,M , l Al., .I A , W A ' 'W g iiE'Qi.E :f 4 I ,eg 'E ' 'W ' e X W 5' . fa , ,L fr W Standing-Back Row -EL. to R.: Marvin XVt-lker, Vernon Boley, Hugh Pugh, Jerry Meal, Hugh .Ioni-s. Gf-no Olb6'l llUl9I'. Standing'-First ROW - L. to R.: Mr. Selina Linton, Jo-lin lrolbey. Basketball BYRON NOLAN - 00 -- Center - A senior with a pivot shot that will be greatly miss- ed next year. His heighth made him a good rebound man. HUGH PUGH - 65 -- Forward - Hugh was a scrapper to the last even though the tide was turning. He will be missed on the squad next year. DAVID EVANS - 55 - Forward - Dave showed some good ball handling. His pow- er will be missed next year. VERNON BOLEY - 33 - Guard - Vernon's flashy speed will be missed next year. His defense made him a good player. JERRY MEAD - 11 - Guard - Jerry's good ballhandling and speed made up for his lack of height. This was his last year. KENNETH BOLEY - 44 - Guard - A smooth ball handler with two more years to prove his ability. , v - w w rre, llogefl' l'1'1c'c, Byron Nolan, llaviel lnvuris, hm-nl JOHN DOLBEY - 77-Forward-John's long shots helped us out of many a spot. With two years to go he should be one of York's aces. HUGH JONES - 99 - Guard-A tricky ball handler with plenty of drive. He has two years to show his stuff. REED LINTON - 22 - Forward - A good rebound man with plenty of heighth. He should make an excellent player next year. ROGER PRICE - 88 - Forward - Roger is a player with plenty of scrap. His shots can help us a lot in the next two years. ROBERT SCHNARRE - Coach -- This was Mr. Schnarre's first year at York. He work- ed hard and spent many hours getting the boys into shape. He had a hard fighting team that always showed good sports- manship. TEAM - Though they only won two games, the boys never gave up the fight. They played hard all the way. Fil! 15d A ..,- . F if ,LH MA 5 w Xa A 'H 5 V 3 x K -1 S gf W Q x ,af u W ' in 53 N153 M 1 X 4 if 33 .22 kk' A 4 ai km ,li ,X .4 R if as Y. 15 5 s .1 Q x is 3 5' gi :Si w ff gg Q hw. ver , -3' 'I-4, Of Fi' ' 1 . :s'-:- K 5 . 43 YY' A ::' mf' W ,f lmwff 's an '55 N 5uzm,,w Left to Right-Larry ljnznrl, .Iohn C, Morris, Bill Lloyd, Richard Krugh Iolm Ilolbu bill Evans, Paul Price, Hugh Jones. vw- mm- Cheerleaders Our cheerleaders this year were Mary Ellen Boley, Doris Davies, and Mary Platt. We, the Basketball Team, ap- preciate the help they gave us by lead- ing all the cheers and by helping to keep up the spirit of the team. Left to Right: Mary Platt, Doris Davies, Mary Ellen Boley. W . z ' R , , A XL' 'gf f 1' 1 A QQQ Gz. , Standing'-Back Row - L. to R.: Hill Evans, .Iohn C. Morris, Rim'-hard Krugh, Clark Slmffn-r, lion Vunclvmark, .Ioe Perez. Second ROW-L. to R.: Kenneth Kunclert, XV:1yn9 Gamble, Vernon Holey, Hugh Pugh, Byron Nolan, .lohn Ibollu-y, Hugh Jones, Don XVilliz1n1s. First Row-L. to R.: Larry Cozml, Kenneth Boley, Paul Price, Mr. Schnarrc, linger Prim-e, llnvixl Evans, Jerry Piichers David Evans John Dolb ey Hugh Jones Catcher Roger Price First Base Byron Nolan Third Base Don Vandemark Paul Price John C. Morris York 1 York 1111111 York 111111111 York York York 11111111 M end. BasebaH Short Stop Vernon Boley Hugh Pugh Hugh Jones Outiielders Jerry Mead Hugh Jones Larry Cozad Kenny Boley Paul Price Bill Evans Richard Krugh Clark Shaffer Wayne Gamble YORK RECORD 11 3 Ohio City . 1 1 12 111 4 Convoy 11111111111111 32 111 0 Wren 1 11111 11 15 1111 9 Union 1111 11111 18 1111 10 Willshire 11111111 1111 21 1111 0 Wren 1111111 11111 19 Q! X - -1-ew, 1 F, Nw Standing-left: Mr. Deal, photogmpher. Standing' - right: Mr, 1,111-'l1lS, janitnri Mrs. Rauch and Mrs. Phelps, school cooks Top, down: Urns Mur'g':1r1, Mr. Sk'hIl21l'I'6, Tum Lloyd, lflvzln Hughes, bus drivers. They have added to our comfort Q Standing - Back Bow - Left to Right: Hugh Pugh, Kay Galloway, .Ionnn Evans, Mrs. Morris Curul Flu-1115, Marry Helen Ilzivie-S, Mary .Inner XYvlker, E114-n Price, V1-rnon Bull-y. Seated - I-eft to Right: Jerry Mn-all, lluvill lCvar1S, liyrun Nolan, .lane Swygzlrt, Mary Platt Stanley XVelkeI', Bill Hughes, Mzirilyn Lewis. We have herein preserved your memories- Now, Laugh, Clown ,Laugh C mpliments f HULLAN PIGNEER MILLS OHIO CITY, OHIO See us when you have Corn-Oats-Wheat or Soybeans We Manfacture LUCKY STRIKE Feeds A g rl c o THE FERTILIZER THAT CANT BE BEAT PAUL ZIRKLE and SDNS VENEDOCIA PHONE VENEDOCIA - OHIO Congratulations to Class of '52 MORGllN'S GROGERY I G A Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruit GLEN TOM VENEDOCIA - - OHIO R. E. MILLER and SDNS PHONE 14 John Deere-New Idea 1-and- New Holland SPENCERVILLE OHIO H. E. Wierwille THE sPENcERvn.LE F f 'e Factory Furniture Direct from Factory company Phone Main 190 Spencerville - - Ohio Fertilizer - Feed - Coal and Supplies RICHARD PATRICK Converse Store Spencerville - Ohio Converse - Ohio For Your Petroleum Needs CALL LININGER and SDNS Distributors of Hi-Speed Products VAN WERT - - PHONE zves - - OHIO VENEDOCIA HARDWARE GRAHAM'S STORE and SUPPLY Th B f L Groceries - Clothing - Boots - Dry Goods e est or ess Batteries - Penzoil Oil- Sohio Products G. E. 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Sporting Goods Van Wert - - Ohio Van Wert - - Ohio Turner Radio and Television There's Nothing Finer Than a Lovely Corsages -trom- Stromberg - Carlson 300 S. Walnut - - Van Wert McCOY'S FLOWERS ZeigIer's Grocery Phone 3070 Sohio Station Phone 71 Van W'ert - - Ohio Ohio City - - Ohio 214 East Main Street GORMAN'S ELECTRIC STORE We Sell Gibson I Ranges I Refrigerators 0 Deep Freeze Apex 0 Automatic Washers - Dryers Q Automatic Dish Washers I Foldamatic Ironers Van Wert ---- - - Ohio Gamble Music Publishing James Gamble I Greeting Cards 0 Sheet Music I Salt and Pepper Sets I Gift Items Van Wert ----- - Ohio Laudick's Jewelry Diamonds and Watches Van Wert - - Ohio Compliments to Class Compliments of of 1952 F. and S. Floor Coverings OHIO CITY 119 North Washington - Van Wert, Ohio HARDWARE Rowland Barber Shop Ohio City - - Ohio ohio ony - - ohio From All of Us To All of You Best Wishes BEACH'S GROCERY Ohio City - - Ohio Compliments of GEORGE C. 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