Bradner High School - Mirror Yearbook (Bradner, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

yuf ff? Board of Education Floyd Rees President Mrs B Holcombe I y Hamilton Earl Fretter Don Klmgman Helen Hiser Cle k Foreword In publishing this book we wish to preserve the thoughts and events which took place during our high school career Although we realize that all good things must come to an end, it is, at the same time diffi- cult to leave the school we have learned to love. Our task is ac- complished if this book will aid in vividly recalling to mind in later years memories of happy, profitable hours spent at Bradner High. f?vWgy ZWEZMGZJ ZWIXCWAJ W 9 LN ,J fi as Q xx ,X , A V N f 3 f Ll b X .J IA, .XX gs. Dedzcanon In apprecxatxon of her endeavor to help us along the road of learmng for her former a1d 1n publlshmg our annual and 1n admxratxon of her hxgh 1dea1s and success to carry these 1 deals out we the Senxor Class of 1950 re spectfully dedxcate thls annual to Mrs Snyder 3 igfwwfi Q- fx 3 Q K5 cb MEMKMJSWWMFKWW X 42 wmv M Grade Teachers .4 -Q Fxrst Row Mrs Rutter Mrs Foster Second Row Mrs Alexander Mrs Snyder Isubstxtutej H :gh School Faculty Ftrs! Row Mrs Cnbbs, M155 Leedom, Mrs Snyder Second Raw Mr Clmton Mr Sproul Mr Sxdebotham MRS CRIBBS Bachelor of Scxence m Educatxon Home Ecnnommcs and Englxsh MR SIDEBOTHAM Bachelor ofSc1ence m Educatxon Bachelor of Arts History Geography, Cxvxcs 5 SUPERINTENDENTH E SNYDER Master of Scxence m Educatxon Bachelor of Arts Admxmstratxon Physxcal Educatxon Mathemaucs MR CLINTON Bachelor of Arts GeneralSc1ence Englxsh Musxc MR SPROUL Bachelor of Scxence m Educatxon Manual Traxmng Physxcal Educatxon MISS Ll'-SEDOM Bachelor of Phxlosophy Master of Arts Scxence and Mathematxcs MRS SNYDER Master ofSc1ence xn Education Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Scxence m Educatlon Busmess Educatlon and Journlhsm , . J , faq, , A' rl -c ' 3 ' ' . .' , X N, V N' . 53 I ,. f , ! . . ,M 1 H' . . . I . . o . , A 5351073 GR ZWCWZJWE 5 4, 9 2 Q X7 K XXX K5 K db N-X N5 K A ' NX 4? mlb wav Q RONALD bMITH Presxden! MARILYN JORDAN One student who thxnks a- Treasurer whxle. The mos! natural thmg to As love xncreases, wxsdom dois to keep quxet, Varxety is dxrmnxshes, le! me be wise. the spice of hfe. BERNADINE SAAM Reporter The faxrest garden lh her looks and xn her mxnd the wxsest books ww' fi I 13 501 MD' fl ,, 4 EFMS :asf '1 30-32 rm, :r':QZ S' -1 N 3'5- ,n '1 :E U1 on 0 O '-4 'K A vxvacxous peppy good humor-ed person if -5' CLIFFORD SAWYER Vice Presldent Wxth thxs wxde grxn of mme Iwxllconquertheworld The sweetest hours that e er spent I spent among the lasses 7 SARAH SWlN Quiet, unassuming and helpful. Her modest looks a rmfage might adorn. GROVER BOCKOVER The man that blushes is not quite a brute 6. 'Q XXX 1 -. Xx X X LEO MOLTER affable pleasant young fellow renowned mn athletxcs Every man comes mto the world for s'ometh1ng 15' Men of few words are the ,E I X be st men YQ W T9 JEAN LOMBARD Happy aml and from care 1 nm free Never let the ude show terfere wxth the cxrcus X SHIRLEY FRI-.TTEI She looks so meek and xs no meek at all Thou has t no faults or no faults can spy 8 IVER . ' fi' Wi VI ff' ' II lkf Hx A- ','w lx 'X In 5 - Ns Q , X' 5 r 1 .' 1 I .X ' X f-fy I X Am . X - 4. . I' R . , Vr rl N An . 5, Zu' ss V' ' . 1 . f'l. ' 1 .L ix. t . 'f' LEROY LEMN ON Worxed as hard as any at football and g hxs paxna What a cute lxltle baby he ot lxnxment for must havv been' RUTH ADAMS Has a mxnd of her own, but heart someone stole that. not a , Thxs new lxfe xs lmkely to be hard on me. ELDEN ALLEN An artxst an d a clown can max: anyone laugh Mos! of the err have b lnehl PITCH een small m stature 9 ROBERT KLINGLIAN Justhappens to fmcltrouble he knows however how to 0 4 n :E-1 GS an was fn c' o w 9' oo on : :1 5 crm mn 55 o av- S' '23 W.. 3: mul Vw 5: n 9-A awful srnall ,Q- 01 T--9 ul 1 .q M, 55-fxfywqg LUGMWIFIES me Q cm Q X R 49 Q Q Chrzstmas Program Presentmg the annual Chrlstmas program December Z1 1949 at 8 P M the par t1c1pat1ng students performed before a record audlence The Legend Of The Snowman' was glven by the lower s1x grades and dxrected by Mrs Rutter Mrs Foster Mrs Alexander and Mrs Casteel A spoxled selfxsh httle boy who hoarded h1s many toys thought klndly of no one was self centered and as the play contmnuted became a lovmg httle boy was the ma1n theme of tlus Legend M110 Bo1ce played th1s role wxth Manetta Holcombe as h1s slster Larry Swartz was the Snowman A most enjoyable operetta one of the best ever presented As a grand conclusmon, g1rls from the upper s1x grades adorned 1n snowy whzte formals comprzsed the muslcale Angel Concert ' Begmmng on the stage the gxrls sang three songs and as they were leavmg the stage they sang Jzngle Bells then they formed a c1rc1e on the audltorlum floor h1gh11ght of the evemng and one of the most 1mpress1ve format1ons was the revolvxng snowballs as the song W1nter Wonderland was be1ng sung Cand1e11ght a1ded 1n makxng th1s all g1r1 program a beaut1ful spectacle The g1r1s wxsh to express thexr thanks to Mrs Snyder for her orxgmahty 1n wr1t1ng and d1rect1ng The Angel Concert They had much fun 1n presentmg It Appreclatlon 15 also due to Mrs Khngman, who was the accompl1shed pxamst 'v-'wtf' r l O U I 1 - vo ' ll I ' ' ' . g . 9 Q . Q I , I , - . 9 I 1 ' n , . . . . ,, , D I ' , . . . g . . . . ' . . ' ' ll I l I U . , . 5 . ll ' ,ll ' ' ' . A ,, . ,, . . . . , . . n ll 0 - . 4 u n ' Fw ww' - 0 ,Q t 9 A m r' l f f 1 N 2' 1' . l , 5 + 2 4, Q 3 1 l '-I Llbrarx Staff Mzrror Staff .. Atornzc Announcer Staff M zrror Ed1tor Ass1stant Bus1ness Manager Adve rt1s1ng Features Calendar Layout Ass1stant Sports Edmtor Ass1stant Typ1sts Staff Vera Swartz Ronald Smlth Sarah Swln Leroy Lemmon Robert Khngman Mar1lyn Jordan Bernadme Saam Grover Bockover Elden Allen Cl1fford Sawyer Leo Molter Shirley Fretter Jean Lombard Ruth Adams Atomzc Announcer Many 1 sues of the Atom1c Announcer have been put out by the staff Th1s was a very successful year for us alorg w1th our adv1sor Mrs Snyder who had the Job of buyxng correct1on f1u1d for us The Atom1c Announcer 1n the past years has had a very hxgh ratmg at the Journal1sm Convent1on held at Bowl1ng Green State Un1vers1ty Last year the ratxng was excellent Many act1v1t1es were sponsored by the staff members th1S year Among them mn cluded an assembly program wh1ch featured a fourteen p1ece dance band from Def1ance College The staff also served as hostesses at open house th1s year and prov1ded enter tamment wlth the slut The fypewr ter Tells All One of the hxghhghts of the year was a trxp to Toledo to see the stage show Oklahoma even lf there was only one palr of opera glasses 1n the crowd A Chrlstmas party Wh1Ch featured a potluck prmzes and telev1s1on programs was held at the home of Mrs Snyder THE STAFF Mary Jo Krawetzke Cleo Ostrander Joyce Molnar Art Carol Gr1es Jean Lombard Bernad1ne Saam Shxrley Fretter Vera Swartz Mrs Snyder Reporters Typ1sts Adv1sor 13 . Advisor . . ...... . . . . . Mrs. Snyder . .S . . . I. ' l , n . . A . . . . . ,, ,, ' ' ' IV ' .Q ll , - . ll Il ' ' ' , . I I Junzor Class ,,-Q.i,., ...1-.---, 1-qi-4 1' ,- ...., ff' tr ,, tv SEATED Harry Lahman Mary Jo Krawetzke Joyce Molnar Ila Jean Rentz Dxck Fazrbanks STANDING M Sxd b th H r e o am erman Rath Durwoofi Fredrxck Bruce Markel Ted Sawyer M1chae1Tnhy Bradner Cheerleaders LIARY ,IO FRA-'-'F.T7.Pff., VERA 5'-VARTZ, lf,-'1.RILYN MOLNAR 14 Sen :or Class H :story In 1938 twenty three t1m1d youngsters started to Bradner elementary school Our f1rst grade teacher was Mrs Crzbbs Through our elementary grades we had the followxng teachers Mlss lone Blessxng second and th1rd grades Mrs Goetz fourth grade Mrs Carl Hutson flfth and s1xth grades We f1nally made the seventh grade after sxx very long years The e1ghth grade com mencement was our long last goal ln our Sophomore year we lost three of our classmates Mrs Snyder helped to make an exc1t1ng year Our .Tumor year found us w1th s1xteen members The date for our Jumor Semor ban quet was set for May Z1 1949 Moonlxght and Roses was the beautmful theme of thxs gay occas1on A program was glven by the Master of Ceremomes Chfford Sawyer The t1re group was taken to the Paramount Theater to see the stage show Stop The Musmc September 7 1949 fourteen Semors began thexr last year ln B H S Class offlcers were as follows V1ce Pres1dent Cl1fford 'Sawy r Secretary Vera Swartz Treasurer Marllyn Jordan Reporter Bernad1ne Saam Bmg events of thxs year mcluded the arrlval of our class rxngs and havmg our pxctures taken We sponsored the Halloween party and chxcken supper The Atomrc Announcer Staff sponsored a popu1ar1ty contest Vera Swartz and Leo Molter were chosen most popular boy and g1r1 1n hxgh school CHEERLEADERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR Through the football season Mary Jo Krawetzke Mar11yn Molnar Vera Swartz Joyce Molnar and Joyce Rubel acted as cheerleaders rn supportxng the team Black and gold sh1rts and blue Jeans made up the umforms At the end of the football season Mary Jo Krawetzke Vera Swartz and Mar11yn Molnar were elected as cheerleaders for the basketball season Black dresses trzmmed wzth gold were worn The cheerleaders felt they had a successful year although they had quxte a hard Job m support1ng the Blacktxde 1n every game 15 . . . . I . v en- President ....... . .... Ronald Smith 5. ZQJEEVYQE in fi ZWMWEAQ FZ4A55..9M!5!M is S 16 V V XX xx gf f 1 Q Class Wzll We the class of 50 presumably of a sound mxnd and tralned rnemorxes have trod the halls of the Bradner H1gh School for fou years and realwxng that another group wxll take our place to make thexr b1d for fame as we drd do 1nd1v1dually make the followmg bequests Elden Allen wxll my shortness to Bruce Markle Grover Bockover wxll my blushmg ab111ty to Mzke Tahy Shlrley Fretter w111 my height and abxhty to stay sl1m to Herman Rath Ralph Gxllespre w111 my Ford to Robert Plouck Marxlyn Jordan w1l1 my blonde ha1r and my p0s,1t1on as Treasurer ofthe Semor Class to Joyce Molnar Robert Klmgman w1l1 my hfe 1nsurance to anyone whoever has the courage to rlde wxth me Leroy Lemmon w11l my ab111ty as a football player to Durwood Fredr1cks Jean Lombard w11l my ab111ty to m1lk f1ve cows per ten mmutes to Em1l Dean Leo Molter wxll my captalncy to Tom Sage Bernad1ne Saam w1l1 my pos1t1on as Chlef 11brar1an to lla Jean Rentz Cl1fford Sawyer w1l1 my ab1l1ty to catch g1r1 fr1ends and my pos1t1on as Vxce Presldent of the Semor Class to D1ck Falrbanks tends w1th h1gh I Ronnxe Sm1th w1l1 my pos1t1on as head of the Senxor Class to Robert Sabo who to be the Pres1dent of the Umted States Vera Swartz w111 my dancmng feet and natural curly ha1r to Harry Lahman Sarah Swm w11l my shy ways to Ted Sawyer Ruth Adams wxll my ab111ty to catch a husband to Mary Jo Krawetzke We the Semor Class w111 the teachers our grade cards and more patxence to cope the Junxors of l950 Ve the Semor Class of 1950 w1ll our ab1l1ty to make money and to spend xt to the school We hereby set our seal to thxs our last w11l and testament WITNESSES 1L5fafaL...4D'wi .M O JZ-1 V241 17 I, . 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' - I, , . . . l 1 'I XL l '-.4 - - 4 j 'fl fr Y X nr' L- A K-Z mth Grade .4..,....., E Q .q,...- 3 2.1 4 -v Sr-N :vi KTED M155 Leedom Bonme Rentz Paul Allen Joyce Rubel bhxrley Bauman DTANDING Don lcl-ces Bob Ploucm Daniel Banuman Marvxn baam Garland Smxth Tenth Grade SEATED Mr Cllnton Cleo Ostrander Illarxlyn Nlolnar Carol Grxes Bob babo STANDING Ivan McCoy Joel Stump Vxrgxl Shull Wllllam Gaskalla Donald Lemmon Tom Sage ?H R1::hard Coppler -1 if-Q'- Q sf QC l8 SEATED SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW SEATED STANDING Se-venth and Ezghth Grades 0 A -4, -A 5 Davzd Sabo Ned Falrbanms Rxchard Sworden Robert Saam Donald Loucks Vxrgll Allen Joan Newman Madge Kern Janet Gaskalla Lena St Claxr Carolyn We-ller Joan Hlser Phyllxs Clements Myrtle Muntz Barbara Markel Shxrley St Claxr Donald Loucxs Omer Swartz Arvm Curlxs Luther Kaemmxng Donald Edwards Rxchard Teeple Larry Sawyer John Pearce Kexth lckes James Rubel Mr Spourl Rex Stump Kexth Swartz Rxchard Dannenberger Robert Snyder Frank Corbmn John Tahy Ronald Walters Gregory Bender Lester St Claxr Chloetta Swartz Duck Holcombe Rxchard Dannenberger Rxchard Sworden Ned Faxrbanks Joyce Ruble Carolyn X eller Lena St Claxr Duck I-'axrbanks Gregory Johnston Mary Jo Krawetzke Gregory Bender Luther Kaemmmg Davld babo Ronnxe Walters Joyce Molnar Mr Clxnton he w X 4 L, 1 9 x., 7 19 I QQ J f 6 ' 2 F5 , . 4 . --- , f 1 57. D -3 V M 'Q 5 Bradner Band is 5 I t q .AL xv V . . 5 ' A t ,ak LL b I Q N ' 5' A - .i 3 1-in r 7 M ' X, X ll flf-Q .4-lv . L '6. 7' IJ f. 4 AQ .WL Thzrd and Fourth Lfrades -n SEATED Frans Hcnvnan Dudlu, babe .Ia Q11 Baxer Tonxmy Jordan Ronald St Claxr Boyd Boxce In lo Bmce Ronall 'Vi ms 5ECOND RO V Mlchaelyn Johnbnn bandra Wnnlnrn Jannctta Shullr Janxce Wallhmexr Joyce Long Pattxe bhmpler Marxetta Holnomb Judy :age Joan Harmon THIRD RO V Kcnnelh Falrbanlci Tomr y Tee-ple Edward Bauman Barbara bt Clamr Belly Lou Grxes Janxce Bender .lame Hn rr Rex Swartz FOURTH RON Mrs Paul bnyrlcr Donald Saam Roy Todd Donald Rxfe John Harmon Phxppzp Rose Robert Curlxss Wayne bl Clalr Fzfth and Szxth Grades ...A-4--v-.qv-J 'ni' uk ATED and bl Claxr lalrmr J r' ary Lou lnug4n Sally Smxth Chloella bwaru Ju Johnicn Carol Sue La 1 91 rley Km. rnrrmg Joyce Adlun: Jimmie Nfwmiih bl' COND RON Gregory Johnston Jane! Rxfe Mary Herr Joan Renlz Belly Roberts Judy Molnar Errra Roberts Anna .lenfxxm s Darla Harmllon THIRD RO V lklrs Alexander 'hcha 4 Holnorx b Rmfhard Herr Gmne amxth Larry Swartz Joe Renlz 'lobe rl Herr 2.0 . YW - Z,-K. -I , .4 A WA.. .- L I , ..l. , ' ' - V. - 3 L -5 P ' - r - F ' T , . V 1 . , I ' . ' V 4 Y , V' D ' L . ' of 1 l I 9, ' , V - 5 . y . 5 i . I .vb A Q, - . . X l . . 'x V . .. .A ' , , K : ' , ' ' ., ' , , ' , . 5 - , ' , 0 I , ,,,,,,,.,,,, L, , ...Y- ..,. ....--,.., , .,....... N - , W -.raw e r - F .M . ..,W...,. M. Q.. ' 5 Y T Y A .loom .,.ow.-g T. R MQ L B A - - 1 ,, K ' - fill Q! l- A Q ' ' 1 ' fl N ry ' 'l 4 4 I . , . y W 1 1 , rl -fl-, . 1,1 ,, l ,HB K . . , I Di ' , 7 La 0 ...HL P.. ' . 1 . ' - v -- dv - 1 1 , , . . I I , V Z . . . A ' ', ' , . r.. l . ' ' . , Frrst Grade .4n.- uv mb... SEATED Beverly Shultz Patrxcxa Blacnman Bonn e Dennxs Creta Markel Lxnda Johnson Janet Denms W11ma Bauman SECOND ROW Judy Mercer Darlene Jennxngs Bobby Bender Vernon Graber Timmy Rose Dorthy Werner Leanna Swartz THIRD ROW Mrs Rutter Bxlly Blanton Ro er Be T S g ar ommy toudmger Lester Woodruff Wxlllam Snyder Second Grade ..,. .1 L.. on SEATED SECOND ROW THIRD ROW .1 4--v Judy Bowe Betty Jo Sworden Patrxcxa Holcomb Carole Landxs Ahce bex le Shron M p ercer Betty Lombard Karen Ickes Tommy Clemens Gene Faxrbanks James Hamxltcn Sharon Keotzer Karxs Jenmngs Nanc Y Jordan Mary Teeple Jack Vmcent Marvm Stxnehart Mrs Foster Charles Krawetzke .T1mmyKostottle Tracy Smxth Gerald Kern Rxchard Kern Zl I O, O 1 'N' 2 ' . ' 3 T L ,M A,v-YW, L, A V , Y l Y 4, . Y 14.1 , V V. Q 'Q 7 ' V L 1 , K . , YU, Y , K, 1 3 W I U - I I 0 H 5- .. ' Q, . , ... 4 I , K- . ,V ' l 4' tr R , . . yu - I. l 3' a , .. 4 sir All .P ,S ,- '1 1 . , . l ' . A ' V ' I ' I 0 B -I M., . ,,.,..,, .,,,r,,, ,-- , A .,-......,.gh. V -1 ..', .- - VV V J ... . . . ,I ,A . I I ., 3 .. , -,.., t - If W l- , .. , V ' f 5 -., ,. A .f 'Y 4 - - -4 . - , - , - 9 o . .. . A Af' ' U Z I I 1 I . . A A , 5i5'yTQ?FS 9 K2 Ci SCTAJCWZKWLZ HW K5 Q 6G 9 xw xx gy Q1 9 Q Wav M 3 4 Tb :Y li fl 5 'S 'Vlsr av-1 s'W.g' ii- + -w iHr- 322. 5 l'3f...--4',,,L C' us Ml-'W ,jr 4-vw y .. -'QW' 'ln'-a?v..4,f,, ,mb 'ff' X . -11 1z.,,,16ii 13 new BRAPNLK nm-LNGSUN FOCTBALL GAME WITH BRADNER THE VICTORS 32 31 max 'V 5455? 152497 BRADNER WAYNE BASKETBALL GAME WITH BRADNER ON TOP 38 35 75 3 LJZWZQEZWMCS X Q 2 Q K7 Kb if CE X5 f I U E X xx fy db 'wav M Z7 Football Preview After getting off to a slow start, Bradner's 1949 football Blacktide improved throughout the season and reached peak form in the Luckey game to coast the re- maining way for a second place tie with Bloomdale and Risingsun. Coached by the veteran H. E. Snyder, who piloted previous Bradner gridders to two undefeated seasons, the squad also had the direction of Joe Sproul as assist- ant coach. I949 Schedule Results Z5 37 19 Z8 33 39 32 Bradne r Grand Rapids Wate rville Bloomdale Wayne ll lv tl 11 Jackson Burgoon Luckey I v Rlslngsun Here is a brief sketch on eac the Blacktide a good ball club Bud bauyer Quarterback Moxed from center to quarter thisyear Budcalledsxgnalsandboth ran and passedthe Blacktide to many scores and gains Elected Co Captain this year Outs anding game all of them this was h third and last year with a xarsitw letter lahiar' Cx nter gag 3 p r rn ten e He earnedh sleltmrthisyear 7 av, ndtstan ng gan e against Jat on Burgoon erry a e 0 edu B afie Calle rr to err-tc on to carry g Harry s a I ye Z8 0 30 13 19 13 31 Octob ll ll ll of the regulars ye su in ,S September 15 1950 Schedule There Waterville ZZ Z9 Here Bloomdale There Wayne 6 Here Jackson Burgoon 13 20 Z6 CI' There Luckey Here Risingsun Here Grand Rapids who contributed towards making mtl F. the fastc st t r i lm r v thrnal 0 x r mi r Q c ghtln 1 1 li awa ha Uatsland rg gaun was at e o IX a it 1' 4 r an PH 1 vs rrm lartcd axe A .1 14 1 r A n ng v -1 lr r in dztzrs u g n r 1 i ently a-.st it ia cr 3 I 'qw -J A , . 'I' 1.4-tu M0111-r In 'nfl -' ' ' Y' 4 set' 4 --Mlmntiixul st-in r ani . V ' A ! ri.:tn nritiu'te'.i1mt ll- was B :t - 's ' X 'VI' tx 1i.n utlvn:-. e ' lvu rem :rd 12 ,. 1 thru- p ex is va sity 1-It rs at Q r. ' uanfwrl des -rw.-ti 1 s rd 1 - at left lf ' 1. ' we , L, ivy. w 1 S. Lf., this l'y . ,, . 1? . . , . 41,1 , 'W 49 --5' I - ,-- f J v Hx' .... K 1 A I a 1 J 5' g Harrx .:1' . ' I D f' 1.1 11' rr 1. 1.1: Hurry ftnc sto pe 4 de' A ln-trvr L. '!1.1:ly'z'1tl', Du' ' s. 1 .' . l ' ' D s - in - ry g'r:,u 'nd ,w yfcl ll his ' ix 1 rr..-st 0111.1-time 1 .' Ln 1 his ar .': T ' s th -,ty lt-tu-r .. iughzra. 1 .A -1 1- X 1 -1 l f' hi 1 ulvi be A ,I hero lil also ax i.t Ursisl on ,bl the pi skin. W t It , -s. D al S andlh' year 11.1515 j 1' 5 ' 31'- Leroy Lertirron EYMFY Leroy, ihe Ferrwr. of the l.r.e on Qefense, leaves 'hw year alter +::. lang hxs sei'1n lvt'er Trlxly the Lrg gest man On ire sruai, he i ll? Ls deuendei 'sn in the renter fNflhe'1m' Ted bays ,fer Quarlerllamc and Rlghn End Sib t tu! ng for h S brother Bud a Often Flay rg, right end e e neflh S lemter as gnal ca er and a peneral ser undfar Bm P ay e a goo' 50114 game throupn-mt fl sa H44 an lhxcwashls sf-fu ter and h wl re 1 n next ye fl- uch ofthe' lea Q 5JCCe5s w1llHf DENY' on Tef' rg 5 1 3 E ll D fl xea e lx ry 1 D ' rrya SY' Veal' -sq 15, ' P N had .L .4 29 ru, .. .r 5: 'r Right Enfi :iflrnn f.4f hm - again 'r.1, year ran ly fu' infer-r E,.'r--l:'u5n1r,.g taffl'--fva .rr ' f.:w 'frZl'r1',:',ra:rf Urz nt'1ffn1f ff- La-f ,r1r'r'.,re 0214-n a ,pghten:'l,f'.r.nha,f1:+Al1 Ronnie lffavc-1 Ln flaw' Robert baba End Bob played both endi exon lhoqgh wa a faxr ,lasi rece .fer H15 fenie was rruch bv, Her than ms de ense hl as ob S rst lv! ani he has anolhnr year of alhletlfb ah: ad of hmm ul Allen B me ar elanlljamel Bauman ev rw. e nne Yhlr, year anf' Yhe rfxralxearv Ivotball fheie G 5-hmvu prfl fx dmng he ade n a ear .so The e boys played a zerru C garre when gn en a chance Furl 1 games depend on them . . - , ,.. A VI, lg 1 -fr . 1 1 y f - 51 1 L -AA' -1 he 5 f , ' 1' . of nd I 1 ' . T d f - - ' ' - ar .1 ,asx ll, X f ,Tsw'B',f1 ter B , . ' . l - , ' ' 5 ' ' ' K fi f. f. f- Q 'll - hx :wg -'r ce.' , . 'nr'l le! e 1 l tw r ' -ar. 'I mf v n- . . vt r E1 xxyl 177 'Y - V- , v f U , 1 ,SQA 'fr A. -, 3 4' l v1f11,m11 fnhm V315 g pa A I ,, A, , Anuihercon-vu-nl gaznjifxqm 4 . ' 5 'lvl hir Sh r of the gr .A ri-ygfl. :ng Rf, ,.1u,.r,U re Thw ' r Hr 'l1'f h- pxnt1.5an'fln' I A t V ,tj A lgcungg-fnffalsf A'nrwele!!er!'-1ul- 'I ll f b,-,yy 7:-,er mf I 'al. fvznrxer. Y ll have his gain . s Sf i Y 0? 1' r l 5 n ,. V' . 'I y , , Jr 4 . 'v 'i ,W M - Av I - I vl E l Basketball H zgh Izghts Startmg off the basketball season w1th a v1ctory, the Blacktzde soon receded 1nto a season f111ed w1th dlsappoxntments Before Chr1stmas, Coach Snyder took over the squad hop1ng to prepare the boys for tournament The best games were those wxth R1S1h8SUn and Wayne, wh1ch were played on the home floor The Blacktxde looked 11ke themselves agam dur1ng these contests The Rlsmgsun game was lost by only three pomts and the Wayne game was won by the same margm Bradner drew M1lton for the f1rst game of the tournament The Tmde played a slow, dehberate style of ball Although they were beh1nd most of the game, they came out the v1ctor xn one of the most thrxllmg games of the tourney Pemberv1lle was the next foe, and the Blacktxde looked anythmg but powerful ln th1s struggle Most of the team was suffermg from the flu and the tournament hopes for the Blacktxde were gone BLACKTIDE ALPHABET achelor ascal thletxc arxng ervy ager eckless ucky ffectxonate apable lh houghtful deal esxrable ne rgetxc Mike Danxel Leo Elden Robe rt Leroy Ted Ralph Durwood Ronme Duck Grover Joe Harry Omer Tahy Bauman Molter Allen Khngman Lemmon Sawyer Gxllespxe F1-ederxck Smlth Faxrbanks Bockover ramy omantxc dorable ateable eat arne st atxonal xkeable greeable heerful ln hm Stump deal Lahman Swartz emandmg 838 Joyce Joyce Vera Sarah Ila Jean Bonme Mary Jo Joan Marilyn Carol Jean Janet Madge Be rnadxne Shirley Molnar Rubel Swartz Swxn Rentz. Rentz Krawetzke Hxser Molnar Grxes Lombard Gaskalla Kern Saam Fretter VICTORY 30 I O B-- ..... B-- ' .... . . R-- ....... R-- ' . . . . A-- ' ...... A-- . . . . . D-- ' ...... D-- .... . ' N-- ....... A N-- ..... . . E-- ....... E-- .... . ' R-- ..... R-- ' . . . . . B--rave ....... Bud Sawyer B--ecoming .... Marilyn Jordan L-- ....... ' ' L--' . . . . . ' A-- ' .... ' A-- . . . . ' C-- ...... ' ' C-- . . . . . ' K-- d ........ ' ' K--' d .... . . . T-- ..... T-- ' ..... . . I-- ........ I-- ..... . . D-- ' ..... D-- ' . . . ' E-- ' ..... E--n ed. . . . . ' 5 I 1949 50 Basketball Squad Qfafl no Hn Jumor Hlgh Axnghh 1 31 September October November Decembe r School Calendar Hurrah' We re back at schocl Elect1on of off1cers 1n real votmg bcoths' Yxpp1e' Cut of chool Bad plumb1ng Football team had an out1ng at Coach Snyder s cottage at Coldwater ake M1ch1gan Begxnmng footba'l game wlth Grand Rapxds We 25 They 28 Journahsm class journeyed to Toledo to see Oklahoma Mr Sh1raef a Whxte Russxan gave a talk on h1s land Good1e' School out agaln' Bad plumbmng Football game w1th Watervllle 31 0 our favor Sen1ors magaz1ne sale over w1th S90 70 clear proflt Career c11n1c held by Mr Bruner of Defxance College Football game w1th Bloomdale 19 30 thexr favor Football game w1th Wayne 28 l3 w1th us on top More fun' F1eld trxp taken by General Bus1ness class to Dehance Assembly talk presented by Sher1ff Marsh of Wood County End of f1rst s1x weeks Football game wxth Jackson Burgoon W 33 They 19 SERIOFS p1ctures taken at D1cken's Stud1o Fostorla Defxance College orchestra for assembly program Football game Jvmth Luckey Whoopee we bean. them 39 14 NWOTA teachers meetxng no school The game of the year Sweet revenge' We downed the R1s1ngsun T1gers by a score of 32 31 Assemb y by Seymour the mag1c1an Arm1st1ce Day no school F1 st basketball game w1th Weston We 33 they ll Basketball game w1th Tontogany We 26 they 36 Walbr1dge swamped us 31 69 w1th baskets Thanksgwxng vacat1on Second s1x weeks ended Grades not so good Jumor play Basketball at Wayne We 22 They 39 Basketball w1th Burgoon Lost agaln by a core of 34 Lake mvaded our hardwood w1th a score of 45 59 Mr Tom Bartlett gave an assembly talk on h1s hobby Jumor l-hgh game w1th Jackson Burgoon Basketball game wxth Cygnet 63 25 the1r favor ANGEL CONCERT g1ven by hlgh school g1rls and operetta by grades R1s1ngsun edged us 46 43 T1ders lost to them 24 26 They came to do bxg th1ngs guns and etc Chrxstmas vacat1on started 32 6. . 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School Calendar Cont1nued January February Apr11 May School began aiter Chr1stmas vacatxon Many absentees too much New Years Portage defeated us 38 36 Close game School let out Bad weather Olney swamped us 61 28 on thexr floor Exams started Sorry we d1dn't study End of th1rd s1x weeks Bad day for us Pemberv11le defeated us 45 5 Journeyed to Holland They won 55 30 Bloomdale beat us 57 35 Good f1rst half though We fmally beat a game Bradner 50 Weston 23 Journeyed to Toledo Fxeld House to be beaten by Luckey Group pxctures taken for annual We defeated the Wayne Bulldogs 38 34 Very excxtxng game Basketball squad pract1ce 1n F1eld House at T U Edged M1lton 36 39 at tournament A thr1ller' Pembervxlle swamped us 59 Z2 at tournament Flu bug had us Valent1ne part1es 1n grades End of fourth s1x weeks End of fxfth sxx weeks Easter County vac at1on te ache rs meetlng Junlor Exams Exams Exams B acc alaureate Comme nc ement Sen1or banquet iiiiii Eatmg candy and chewxng gum had been forb1dden ln the classroom Teacher not1c1ng a lump ln Larry Sawyer s mouth became susp1c1ous Young man she demanded are you eatxng candy? No mun was the reply I rn Just soak1ng a prune to eat at recess iiiiii We w1sh to express our grateful thanks to Mr Jones for gettmg the ch11 dren to school on t1me 33 2. ' ' . 3 3. - . . 6. . . 11. . ' . 13. ' ' . 17. . -- - . 20. - . A , . 24. ' . , Q , . 25. ' . 30. ' . 2. , - . . 3. ' ' ' . . 6. ' - . ' . 10. ' ' . 13. Health movie on teeth presented by county nurse. 14. ' ' ' . 24. ' . ' 7. ' ' . 13. ' . 20. ' ' . 13. ' - ' . 16. . 17. . 18. . 21. . 26. . . . . ' , , l ll vu Ill ' ' . U fm fc ww? 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Radio Repair and Wiring f 7 . v , I L V, 1 l 1 A 5 TEBBE IMPLEMENT CO Complete Line of Farmall Tractors 8z McCorm Ck Farm Machinerx Phone 3113 Gibsonburg Ohio THE GORDON LUMBER CO Since 1868 Phone 2572 Gibsonburg Ohio HOLCOMB S STORE O L Holcomb Proprietor Rollerville LEOW IMPLEMENT STORE John Deere Sales :Sz Service Phone 2102 Gibsonburg Ohio Complete Building Supplies THE OHIO SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Fostor1a Ohxo Where Motorcychng Begms B A R B S Sales Harley Davldson Motor Cvcles SGFVICG Genulne Parts 8z ACCGSSOTIGS O1l TIFGS Batterles 1420 N County Lxne St Phone 3442 SMITH S APPAREL SHOP 116 E lNorth St Phone 796 Fostor1a Oh1o CHAPMAN S Watches Elgln H m1lton Bulova Gruen Omega Jew elrv D1arnonds Sterhnv S1lver Plated S1lx er Watch Sz Jew elry Repa1rs Fostor1a s Leachng Jen elers n A Y ru T L4 ' ' 77 9 Fostoria, Ohio 9 Y 7 7 I . Y a . 7 7 V Y - . - . . v - . V .1 C! HODGES PRINTTERY W'ayne Ohlo Wavne Obserx er Bradner Xdwocatf Commerc1a1 Pr1nt1n Insurance Comphrnents of L F HARTENFELT MEAT MARKET Frozen Food Locker Slaughterhouse Phone 2271 Wayne Ohm WARD S MARATHON STATION Auto Serv ce and ACCGSSOFIES I hone 2272 VVavne Oh1o Compllments of BRADN ER GREENIIOUSE Phone 2891 Bradner, Oh1o 7 . v m ' ' ' U - b Custom Butchering and Processing Meats for Lockers 7 Al vi ' 3 . , 7 , 1 A n Phone 2603 NICDOLE NIOTOR SALES Kalser Frazer Sales Seruee Bradner Ohmo CII XKLFS L RILFY General 'Xlerchdndl L Comphments of KORNER KLB XRD Bradner Oh1o Phone 3200 Comphments of NIODI 'IN XPPLI XNCI' L0 Plumblng 8. Electmc Brddner 01110 gf Phone 3234 Bradner. Ohio Y I L '11 .v : r LY L 1 . 1 y ' Compllments of THE HOBART BOWLUS CO Dolng Busmess In Wood County for 77 Years Department Store Graln Elex ator Hardware Pe-rnberv1lle Oh1o Complunents of 'VIENTER 8. WOLPE Phono 27 Pemberv1lle Chlo Compl1ments of BRENTLINGER ELECTRIC Your Frlgldalre Dealer Pl one 1413 Pemberv1lle Oh1o SMITH 85 EISENHOUR Chevrolet Sales 81 SGFVICQ 24 Hour Wrecker Serv1ce Phone 24 Pembervxlle Oh1o Authorized Ford Dealer - - New 85 Used Cars Compliments of THE PENIBERVILLE ELEY ATOR ASS N Its the Best In Co operdtue Farm Seruce Phone 96 or 97 Complxments of CITIZENS SAVIINGS BXNK Pemberv1IIe Oh1o PENIBERVILLE TRACTOP SALES IWC Kdll H Pannmg Manaffer The Ferguson System VS IL COR SIIAR GRILL Lunches Dmnexs Dznry Bar Open 1 A NI to I1 P NI Sundaxs 8 P NI Phone 1.2 Pembervllle Oh1o V 7 7 . , - . A S - I .7 v. 'Lyn L. Y I I7 7 I If , A . Front Street - - Pemberville, Ohio - - Telephone 31 1 1 l . y 4 D H . L! . . 1.1 . ' 7 . l' . F R L T H Housexx are 81 Hardxx are Department Store Phone an 220 S Maw 'Xlodern Prox erb In Fostorlfa X011 Can Alu avs Fllld It At Truth S Uk E WISH TO 'IHANIK THE ADVERTISERS r OR HELPIING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Y v ' , r--r-- . , 1 ' A . 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