Bryan High School - Zeta Cordia Yearbook (Bryan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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Q Q a 8 2 42 66 81 9 nfro uc ion . . . . . 4-5 echra ion . .... 7 .xdalminlifrafion an ara! . . . . . . 4 yanifom, 77urJe, an u.1 .mriuerj . . . . . . 20 CAM Sim, . . . . 21 .Sifnfoni an n err gunmen . . . . . 2 -41 c iui ieJ . . . . . -65 . . . . . -80 a Zn ar . . . . . . -83 ere anal ere . . . . . 85 i f 5 86 Sl JJM C, My g 01 yefzw DEDICATION ff? ...X MR HARTMAN We the class of nmeteen fnfty dedncate thus volume of Zeta Cordla To Durector John Hartman whose leadershnp and unturmg ef forts have brought Bryan Hugh many very pleasant and happy expernences 66 Ol' , , 00 v f gf' LXXQ Na 3 r r VY f 7 ea em 3 fl, Ollffd IQJ Sflooflom During our school years The happiest years ot our lives the faculty and school board gaade as In ways that wrll most bermetnt as They watch our progress wnth satrstactrorw our puttalls wuth sorrow and they try their best to and us In reachmg the highest posslble degree ot learnmg 8 lftlf' of 66 n 97 n e e O Instructor MISS Fowler Joorm Jones Melho Parker jf more 'W jllggmel' fha J! ,,,, ,. 'W ff nf? 9 3 I ' E52 'Q CC le e e 7 A 79 a le 0 9 td Mr Rogge Superintendent Mr H W Rogge Superintendent of Bryan City Schools came to Bryan seven years ago At that time he was appointed principal of Bryan Junior Senior High In I946 he was elected superintendent Previous to this he held the position as principal of Swanton High School for twelve years He also taught science for one year at Swanton He began his teaching career in a rural school with an enrollment of 5l pupils He is a graduate in School Administration of Ohio State University and a former student at Bowling Green University and Ohio Northern University Since his arrival here he has accomplished many things such as supervising the study of Bryan s educa tional and building needs and helping to pass a school bond issue for an addition to Lincoln building a new elementary building and a new physical education plant and gymnasium He has again added on art program brought in a full time elementary supervisor set up two veterans agriculture classes rebuilt the football field set up a continuous program of building maintenance and improvement and has expanded and improved the total educational program. He will be responsible for the supervising of the building contracts which are now under way. His hobbies are hunting fishing movie and colored slide photography golfing and just being with people. He has also been active in the Ohio High School Principals Association the Northwestern Ohio Superintendents As- sociation Ohio Education Association State Department of Education Transportation Committee Williams County Society for Crippled Children and the Ohio Association of School Administrators. Mr. Rogge has supervised the study of Bryan s need. and has engineered the plans for an extensive building program during the next three years. 3.74 C Principal Mr Jones Mr C W Jones Principal of the Bryan Junior Senior High once enloyed a career in the United States Navy During his 38 months in the services 27 of which were overseas he rose to the position ot Senior Lieutenant He received his bachelors degree from Wilmington College and his master s degree from Ohio State. He also attended Ohio University. He has held administrative positions in other schools. At Rockbridge Ohio he was superintendent. His hobbies are golfing and fishing. He serves as ad- viser of National Honor Society Student Council and the Senior Class. He is also administrator of the scholar- ship tests and teaches a civics class. sey Mr Russell Mrngnery Mr Howard Rogge Maneval Mr Frederrck Parker M Olan Rubel M Forrest Wltzerman CC OU, QQ 0l'll'l6l ef Life, ,9n fire Wommg ecrefa rr e5 Eloise Connell Mary Canda Mary Canda and Elolse Connell both of whom are Bryan Hugh alumnae are the two fanthful offnce gurls Mary asslsts Mr Rogge and Elouse serves as Mr Jones secretary They are nn charge of sellmg work books maknng out tardy sllps and absentee blanks and taking care of the lost and found deoartment Presndent Howard Maneval Vuce Presrdent R R Mg nery Clerk Hugh Lnndsey O H Rubel Forrest Wltzer man Mr Rogge partncupates nn board actuvutues The school board meets the frrst and thnrd Monday of every month They buy books for the school employ teachers and decade the polucles whuch are necessary for a smooth runnnng school system These men have made extensuve plans for the nm nssue whuch was passed thus year SCAOOI 5 PJ TOP ROW Mr Hugh Lund FRONT ROW Mr Howard Q 77 so T R ' ,- 1 N The members of the school board are Frederick Parker, provement of Brycn's schools through the school bond ' g , ' ' 5 . . i - ' , ' ' . oa r A H 1 - ,er I rt l I , r, I W s,,n.l Jw vim 'M 'QM ' ff... 34 A .f F is ,. A Mm, 1 is ,QM 'f ,,,..w., , . 1 , u XX ,, - , - Az fnkgg XM., R M rf ,,,. 9? x f M ,, LE, ff 1'- F V321 A M, wp, I fl gwzaf ,aw i u 2 9051 Q W A v., J' V QM ' 1 5 m w A .1--if ,N f ,. Yi' -yr. M ,g,,,,fw fs .1 4 + , ry, , 4 ri 52 -ww gli ,, 1 aff xl .J ff I, '4'5'3 1?-3414 0044? W, F. HAUGER Subiects: Civics, Journalism, and English. Education: A.B,, Ohio University and M.A. University of Michif gan. Extra Activitiesi Adviser of Nation- al Honor Society, Hi-Lite, Senior class, Quill 81 Scroll, and Direc- tor of Senior Play. CLAUDE HUSTED Subject: Mathematics. Education: AB., Canterbury. Extra Activities: Visual Education and Seventh grade adviser. ROBERT l., JOHNSON Subiects: Civics, Eighth grade history. Education: BS. in Education, Ohio University. Extra Activities: Assistant coach, Noon Activities, Boys' Intra- murals, Eighth grade adviser, Freshman counselor. 1950 C. W. JONES Subject: Civics. Education: Ohio University, A.B., Wilmington College, and M.A., Ohio State University. Extra Activities: Adviser of Nation- al Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Scholarship Tests, Senior Class and Guidance Program. PEGGY KLINE Subyectsi English, Latin, and Spanish. Education: BA., College of Wooster. Extra Activitiesq Adviser of Spanish Club, Freshman adviser. LQMAR KNECHT Subjects: Machine Shop, Welding, Metal Work, Electricity, Wood- working, Education: BA. in Education, Bowl, ing Green State University. Extra Activitiesi Assistant Coach Adviser of Freshman class 4 Q gf mi: 'V . Q f -3: ,rl 5 '57 ,ff J, D, , ,-13, ff MA tg Q3 . ,v Y, - F ,NG I .v L 3 CLCU, WALTER ROBROCK Subjects: Chemistry, Senior Mathe- matics, Aeronautics, Physics, PsychoIoQY, and Photography. Education: A.B. Defiance College, M.A. University of Colorado, and Ohio State University, Extra Activities: Adviser of Annual Staff and Junior class. MABEL ROBROCK Subjects: Eighth and Ninth grade English. Education: B,A, Hiram College, BS. in Library Science, Western Reserve University, University of Wyoming, Extra Activities: Eighth grade od- viscr and assistant adviser tor Mask and Sandal. HELEN JOY SALTER Subject: Elementary and High School Art. Education: B. of Fine Arts, B. S, in Education, Ohio State Uni' versity. Extra Activities: Director of stage scenery and holiday decorations, 1950 S. A WAGNER Subyecti History. Education: AB. Western Michigan, and M,A. Columbia University. Extra Activities: Adviser of Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Faculty Manager of Athletics, and Soph- omore class adviser JEANETTE WHARTON Subjects: English and Literature, Education: BS. in Education, Ohio University. Extra Activities: Seventh grade adviser. CHARLES E. NNOOD Suhiect. Vocational Agriculture Education: BS in Agriculture, Ohio State University. Extra Activities: F EA. and Sopho- more class adviser aI'CAU'lg 092i QI' GZ Ill' lAan J lo C Ill' UHIIOPS Brown Perry and Long who keep our bulldmg clean warm and an good repalr I Ill' 7!lll'5P Mrs l-louk whom we can olwoys depend on to reoanr our munor aches and pains and who has wlllmgly lec tured the Sensor Glrls Health Class ULU' .SCAOOK gl lfllfefi Stahl Roebuck Schatzer Cameron and Throop who an rom snow and shiny weather have cheerfully delnv ered us safely to and from school 1 dw- ' ai ss ,am L x .Q rf K ggi -36 QM added JQQP !A8 l'llfU'l'l 0l'5 g0U1g f f 0 5011? lff One Among the happy expenences we shall never forget are those of our classes Through The years we have Spent In hugh school we have Increased our knowledge gamed friends and enjoyed happy experiences xX J' 22 if A ' ff Z Q 5 - I Corky Ihrle Student Techmcuon oung an 5 GHC 23 CC 7 77 wg, ,,,.,., gui yin gm Senior Ofhcem Gerry Canda, vice presidentg Jim Smith, secretaryg Joe Rodgers, trea- surerg Lila Ames, president. We were Greenies seeing many new things looking forward to initiation by giving a play hurrying to dances and football games We elt like somebody Next we found ourselves as sophomores all ready to join clubs We gave bake sales and thought of other ways in which our class could raise money for a gift to the school and for our prom Before long we were juniors having the happy C77 experience of writing a history thesis and giving our first prom lWe shall never forget the formals corsages and the boys in their new suitsl Our class rings were new this year and we certainly admired them And now our senior year' At last we are the honored guests We have priority in assemblies and are looked up to We have seen our last games and are going to our last dances Some of our friends have quit along the way but we shall not forget them We shall always remember the fun of exchanging senior name cards giving the senior play going to our second big prom and pre paring for the finale commencement 3 H1145 5 el'n0l'y .9 memory of O jr: nal .14 imeceaaecl Among all of our riends two will always be part of our memories Bill Cotterman who passed away in l9-49 had ' a way of entering into our hearts ln our asso ciation with him we all had become very fond of him Allan Connolly who passed away in i948 was another one of our best friends He was always cheerful and had a good word for everyone His memory will always remain in our hearts x Bill Cottermon Allen Cofmolll' 24 , . , QW' gs' I V ,, . ,, . . . . . . . . . . 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I A .rg f f Q... ell L 0l'5 LILA ILENE AMES Freshman Chorus I A Cap a 2 3 d All County Band 2 3 Stri g Orchestra I 2 Annual Staff 4 Co Editor 4 Hi e t YT ns 4 In tion Chairman 4 G A A I G A A Cou ci 4 Student Council 2 Cass Vice President 3 Class Presi dent 4 National Honor Sa ciety 3 4 State Scholarship Test I 2 Mask 8- Sandal 3 4 Twin Arts 2 Latin Club I Hall Monitor 4 Kiss And Tell 4 National Thespian 4 G A A Maid at Honor 4 MARY ANN BEAMER Freshman Chorus I General orus 2 G A A Mask Si Sandal 4 HI Life Staff 4 National Thespian 4 DAVID CHAMBERS BELL Football I Manager 2 Bas ke all I 3 4 Co Captain 4 ack I 2 Varsity B Club 3 4 Student uncil I 2 3 4 Secreta Treasurer 4 State Scholarship Tests I 3 Senior Scholarship T sts 4 A Cappella 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus I Band I 2 Dance Orchestra I String Orch estra I All County Chorus 3 All County Band 2 Around the City Desk 3 Hall Monitor 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 3 4 President 4' WOWO Town Meeting ot the Air 3. GENE R, BENNER Freshman Chorus I' A Cap- a 4' All Coun Chorus 3' Hi-Y 2 3 4' District Hi - Y Secretary - Treasurer 4' Class Secretary I' Class Presi- dent 2' Student Council 3 4' Ha Monitor 4' Varsity B ub 3 4' F otball 4' - k all I 2 3 4' Co-Capt 'n , rack, I ,,,, DONNA MARIROSE BILLOW Twin Arts, 2, Mask 8. Sandal, 4, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Latin Club, I, General Chorus, 2, Freshman Chorus, I, A Cappella, 4, State Sc olarship Test, I, 2, 3, H II Monitor, 2, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Assistant Editor, 4. DANIEL L BISHOP Football I 2 Basketball I ck arsity B ub Monitor 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 NAOMI R BLACK Lambertville High School 2 ACapp lla 4 Y Teens 3 4 MELVIN BOUCHER in Club I Hi Y Annual Staff 4 Hall Monitor 4 Varsity B Club 3 4 ot 4 Bas ack I In ramurals I EDITH JEANNETTE BRADFORD leveland I' Freshman Chorus I' Mask 8. Sandal 2 3 4' Corresponding Secretary 3' President 4' National Honor Society 3, 4' Annual Staff, 4' Co-Editor 4' National Thes- ' n 3 ' '-Li e S , ' Spanish Club 3 4, Sccretary, 4, Scnior Scholarship Tests, 4, State Scholarship Tests, 2, 3, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, GA,A,, , , , ' ,4, resi- dent, 4, Chairman Jr.-Sr. Dec- crating Committee, 3. WAYNE BUEHRER Track, 4. 25 en L 0l'5 ROSEMARY CALVIN ALTAFFER Freshman Chorus I Mask 8- ndal 2 3 Arts WOWO Junlor Town Meetlng G RALDINE CANDA A I 3 4 Cou Vnce Presldent 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Song Leader 4 Freshman Chorus I ACappelIa 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Business Manager 4 Mask 8. ndal 2 Prlde an Prepudlce 4 National Honor lety 3 Twln Ars Class Presldent I Vlce Pres: dent 4 Student Council 2 Honorary Member 4 State Scholarshlp Test I 3 Sen: r Scholarshlp Test 4 Homecom In Attendent I 2 Home comung Queen 4 Spanlsh Club Girls tate Delegate 3 Hall Momtor 4 WOWO Junior Town Meetung 4 Kass and Tell 4 Natnonal Thesplan 4 GAA Honor Glrl DOROTHY LENORE CARROLL Freshman Chorus I General orus 2 G A A I A Y T and Preluduce 4 Twln Arts 2 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Hu Lufe Staff 4 Clrculatlon Manager 4 Sen lor Scholarshlp T st 4 H Il Monitor 4 Natlonal Thesptan 4 Quull 8, Scroll 4 Secre ary Treasurer of Quull 8- Scroll 4 GENE CASTOR Latrn Club I Mask 8- San 3 2 3 Vuce r dent 3 Class Treasurer I 3 S anush Club 3 Varsnty B Cu 3 4 Football 3 4 ot ba Manager I 2 Stu ent Councnl 4 Hall Monutar 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Bu k eye Boys State 4 Dear Ruth Sprung Green I Kass an e PHYLLIS JEAN CLARK atm Club I Freshman orus I eens 2 Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Twnn Arts 2 Annual Staff 4 ssnstant Edutor Hu I6 S a f 4 Sensor Scholarshtp Tests 4 State Scholarshnp Test Qu Sc oll 4 Texas 4 NORMA LEE CONNIN Freshman Chorus I A C p a 2 YT Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Typlng Contest DEE ANN COOK ask 8 Sandal I 2 ru e and Prejudnce 4 ens 2 3 4 GAA nd 4 Drum Mayor 4 Natlonal Honor So clety 3 4 Latnn Club I Fresh man Chorus I General Chorus 2 Twnn Arts 2 H1L1fe tatt 4 Assustant Edltor 4 Annual Staff 4 Business Promoter 4 Typlng Contest 3 Kass and Tell 4 Natlonal Thespuan 4 ull 8. Scroll 4 MARY JANE DAVIS Freshman Chorus I General orus 2 YTeens 2 3 S rynce chairman 4 Natlonal 4 Twun Arts 2 Typung Contest GERALD DRISCOLL Spanish Club 3 4 MARLENE DRUMMOND a In Club I GA A 3 4 Freshman Chorus I pella 2 3 4 Band I 4 Concert Orchestra Dance Orchestra I 2 3 4 S uartette 2 4 Dlstr1ctMuslc Audutnon 2 State Muslc Audl tions 2 AllCOunty Band 2 3 All County Orchestra 2 4 Class Vnce Presudent 2 Class Presudent 3 Student Councll I 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Vlce rest nt 3 Song Leader 4 Lnfe Staff 4 Edutor 4 WKJG Around the Cnty Desk 3 Na tlonal Honor Society 3 4 Vlce State Scholarship st I 4 Sensor Scholar 8. Sc all 4 Hall Monntor 4 Mask8. Sandal 3 Knss and e Presndent 4 shlp Test 4 . . , I 0 ' , 5 pell , , 3, 4, - eens, 3, 4, Sa , , , Twln , I, 2, , , ' 3,G.A.A,I,2, 3,4 G.A. ,, ,2, , , ncil, 3, , . , 2, b, , , I n , 2 M X I I 3, 4: ' . P 'd Q YA SO. f ,Q 37 42 d Te , , , 2 4.4, l,2, 3, . ' ' . 4' B I 2, 3, g Sac , , 4, t, 2, ' - O ', ' - A . ' I . J ' , 1 '- ' S , , , I 0 . 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' I I 1 ' ' I ' ' Te , ,2, 3, 1 ' - ' , 1 Quill r , 5 S ll - T Ill!! 4' ell L 0I 5 ROGER WAYNE ELLIS Mask 81 Sandal 3 4 Pride an Preiudice 4 H Y amurals l Foot Treasurer 4 Freshman Chorus l Kiss and Tell 4 WOWO Junior Town Meeting 4 Na tional Thespian 4 ueen s Es r 4 H Lt Satt 4 F Public Speaking Contest 4 MARLENE JULlA ESSI Y Teens 2 3 4 Twin A ts 2 F H A 2 General Chorus 2 Freshman Chorus l WOWO Junior Town Meeting 4 Kiss an Tell SUE GORDON rian l Y eens F H A 2 3 Mask 8. Sandal CORRINNE LUELLA HAGEMAN Freshman Chorus l, General Chorus, 2' G.A.A. , ' Corre- Mask 81 Sandal 3 spandence Secretary 4- Annual f, 4' H'-L't S ff 4' O- tional Thespian, 4, Hall Moni- to , 4, TERRY W, HENDRICKS S rvker, l, A Cappella, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 4, Football, 3,4, Intramurals, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Varsity B Club, 4, Hall Moni- tor, 3, All County Chorus, 2, 3, Kiss and Tell , 4, ALLEN HITT CHARLES EDWARD IHRIE ACappella 2 3 4 Mask 8- Sandal l 2 3 National Thes n 2 H Lite Sta 4 AnnualStaft l 2 4 tion Picture Operator l 2 3 Student Director Motion Pic tures l 2 3 Student Director Lghting 2 3 4 Stue Director of Sound Equipment 2 3 4 Best Technical Director of the Year 3 All County Chorus 3 Director at the PA System at Basketball Games 2 3 4 Director of Recording 2 3 4 KEITH EDWARD INGLE Mask 8- Sandal 3 4 Pride an Preiudice 4 H Y Varsity B Club 3 4 3 4 Manager 2 dent Council 3 4 Hall Mani 4 n r murals 2 iss and Tell 4 Nationa Thespnan 4 Golf Team4 CHARLES F. KONECNY In ramurals l 2 3 4' Li a- ri n l' WOWO Junior Town M eting, 3' HLY 2. RITA JEAN LAMONT .PL A, , 2, 3, 4, Pres: 4, A Cappella, 2, 3, 4, Accom- panist, 3 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader, 3, Band, l 2, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Mask and Sandal, 2, 3, 4, Pride and Prejudice , 4, Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, l, Hi-Life Staff, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Com- mencement Orchestra, 2, 3, All County Chorus, 2, Kiss and Telln, 4, WOWO Junior Town Meeting, 4, National Thespian, 4, 1 en l Orff CARL OTTO LEININGER :VA ARLENE LEDYARD Freshman Chorus I Spanish Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Vce President 4 Annual Staff 4 Hi Life Staff 4 Hall Monitor 3 4 Track Queen 4 JANET LEWIS Latin Club I Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 3 A Cappella 4 Mask and San T in S Teens 3 4 Annual Staff 4 ite 4 and A A BARBARA LOCKHART Freshman Chorus I' A Cap- a 2 ' La' C ' Twin Arts 2' Y-Teens 2' Mask and Sandal 2' National Honor Society 3 4, JOYCE JANE LOVEJOY - eens, 2, 3, 4, G. A. ., I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, I, . H, A,, I, 2, 3, Annual , 4, WOWO Junior Town Meet- ing, 4, General Chorus, 2, 3. JAMES A LUMM I Y 4 Mask an S ndal 3 4 Intramurals 2 Track 3 4 Hall Monitor 4 CARYL ANN McKEE FHA I 2 County ere r 2 GAA 4 Teens 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Annual Staff 4 A Cappella 4 Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 3 ROBERT L MICHAEL Freshman Chorus I I-li Y 2 3 Class Secretary 3 Varsity B 3 4 President 4 Football I 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basketball Hall Monitor 2 3 4 PAUL MILLER SHIRLEY GENE MILLER G.A.A. , 2, 3, 4, Y-Tee , , , 5 Social Chairman, 4, . .A,, , 2, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Ha Monitor, 3, 4, General Chorus, 2, 3, Freshman Chorus, I, WOWO Junior Town Meet- ing, 4. ell L 0l':J LOWELL MOCK Mask and Sandal 3 4 Hu Hu Llfe Sta Track 3 4 Nat1onalThesplan PHYLLIS L MOCK Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 3 Mask and Sandal 3 4 Program Chanrman 4 Twun Arts 2 YTeens 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 FHA 2 Hall Momtor 4 Ghost of a Show 3 QueensAttendant 2 Cheer er 2 3 4 GAA 4 Natlonal Thesplan 4 HARRIET NEWCOMER La In Club I Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Mask and Sandal 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Service Chairman 3 President 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Annual Staff 4 H: Lute Staff 4 Assistant Edu 4 and 3 4 S Scholarship Test 3 Sensor Scholarship Test 4 ll 81 Scrol 4 DUANE L PAXTON 2 3 4 Intramur JOHN RICHARD PHILLIPS H Y 2 3 4 Twin S Latun Club I Intramurals 2 Kass and Tell 4 PAUL RIDGWAY HIY 2 Spanish Club 3 BETTY RITER HARRINGTON JOE RODGERS 2 3 4 Presldent A Cappella 2 3 4 Spanlsh Cub 3 4 Track 3 4 In a m rals 2 3 4 Basketball I Freshman Chorus I Class Treo surer 4 Natlonal Honor So clety 3 4 Golf Team 4 JAMES R ROSENDAUL In ramurals I 2 3 4 as all I H Y 3 Fr man Chorus I A Cappella 2 3 4 Hall Monutor 2 SHIRLEY JEAN RUDOLPH Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 FHA 2 3 GAA 2 3 Mask 8. Sandal 4 Teens 4 Hall Momtor 3 Twun Arts 2 ell l 0I'6 EUGENE L SCHAEFER Freshman Chorus I Twnn Arts 2 Band I 2 ACappella 2 3 4 All County Chorus 3 2 3 4 Mask 81 2 3 4 Natuonal Thespuan 3 4 Dlstrlct Scholarshlp Test 2 S nlor Scholarship Test 4 No tonal Honor Society 3 G ost of a Show 3 res: dent by Proxy 3 Basketball Manager 3 Football Manager 3 WOWO Junmr Town Meet :ng 3 Around the ClyDesk arsuty B b ramurals I 2 4 Scholarshup Tests I 2 4 JEAN SCHWEITZER Cappella 2 3 County Chorus 3 Mask and Sndal 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Class Vlce Presndent I Sen or Scholarshup Tests State Scholarshlp Tests I 2 4 St dent Councul 3 4 Vnce Pres: dent Student Councll 3 Pres: dent ot Student Councll 4 GAA 2 3 4 Freshman Chor Klss an e JAMES SCRIBNER ootball I Leaqu Guard 4 Varsnty B Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Class Secretary 2 A Cappella H Y 2 3 Dustruct h ar shup Test 3 Natnonal Honor Society 3 Annual Stott 4 Hal Monltor I 2 3 4 Track Mgr 2 Latin Club I WILLIAM E SETTLES La In Club I Freshman Chorus I ACappeIla 2 3 4 All County Chorus 2 Danc Orchestra I 2 3 4 Str1ngO chestra I 2 3 4 All Couny ch stra 4 Band I 2 All County Band 2 3 Mask and Sandal 2 3 Dear Ruth Iss an el 4 Jun r Town Meetnnq 4 Hx Y 2 3 4 Sonq Leader 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 NatlonalThesplan 3 Track 3 Basketball Manager 4 Fourth World Affairs lnstltute 4 Dlstrlct Music Contest 3 4 State Muslc Contest 2 4 LaVON ELDON SMITH nd I All Cfun Band 2 3 All County Orches tra 2 3 4 Dance Orchestra 2 3 4 Strung Orchestra I 2 H JAVIESC SMITH otball I 2 3 4 Nask and Sandal 4 Prude and Prepdnce 4 Var B Club 3 4 Hall on tor 3 4 Freshman Chorus I All County Chorus 3 Boys State Delegate 4 Class Secre tary 4 Basketball Manager 3 Klss and Tell 4 Junlor Town Meeting 4 Natlonal Thesplan 4 JACK STOMBAUGH A Cappella 2 3 4 Freh nChorus I HIY 2 3 Sec Treas 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Presndent 4 An nual Staff 4 Assistant Editor Hall Monltvr I 2 3 4 trlct State Scholarshlp Tests I 4 S nlor Scholars: Tests 4 Intramurals 2 KENNETH E STUTZMAN Dustrlct Scholarshup Tests I 3 Intramurals 4 HIY 4 An n a Staff 3 Klss an Te 4 Natlonal Honor So clety 4 Track 4 JACKIE TI-IIEL A I 2 3 4 YTee 4 Twn Arts FHA 2 Mask and Sandal 4 Latnn u I Hn Lute Staff 4 n nual Staff 4 Llbrarlan I MALJRICE THIERRY Y L Dvstruct State Scholarshnp Test 3 Movie Operator I 2 3 4 Annual Staff I 2 3 4 Fre h man Chorus I Lab Assistant en L OPJ DUANE THORP ramurals I 2 3 4 Kuss an e JOAN VAN POPPEL Lotsn Club I General Char 2 Y T ens 2 3 4 nua Staff 4 HlLlfe Staff l Class Treasurer 2 GAA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Councal ELAINE VINCENT ROSS ROBERT VINCENT Intramurals 2 3 4 Track JENNY WEST Alvordton Hugh School I AA 2 3 4 YTeens 2 4 Assnstant Program Chairman 3 Annual Staff 4 General Corus 2 Hall Manrtor 2 Homecomlng Attendant 4 CONSTANCE DELL WILES Freshman Chorus l A Cop pella 2 3 4 All County Char us 3 Mask and Sandal 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 G ost f ow 3 eens 2 Program Chairman 4 Natuonal Honor Society 3 4 Secretory 4 Twsn Arts 2 Vuce Presrdent Annual Staff 4 HI re Staff 4 Asslstant Edltor 4 State Scholarship Test 2 4 FHA 2 Clarre Newcomer word 3 GAA I Natlonal Thesplan 4 Qu ll 8- Scroll 4 ALICE MAE WINTERS La In Club I Freshman Chorus l A Coppello 2 3 4 Twun Arts 2 YTeens 2 3 4 Mask 8. Sandal 3 4 Pr: e and Preyudnce 4 Ghost of a aw 3 Kass and ell Natlonol Honor Soclety 3 4 Annual Staff 4 HI Llfe Staff 4 State Scholarshlp Tst I 8. Sc oIl 4 Vnce res: dent 4 National Thesplan 4 JAMES DAVID WISE A 4 Vac r ent 3 Presudent 4 In ra murals 2 3 4 Mask 8- 4 H RICHARD WALZ Dayle Rydenaur entered B H ron-'Urals 1 2 S from Sherwood as o sensor In the lost half ot 50 JU OR lC2l'5 Glen Thomas vuce president Janet Clark secretary Mary Humphries, trea surer, Jam Schweitzer presudent lst Row Larry Alpaugh 2nd Row Arthur Altman 3rd Row Sue Andres Berdena Arnold 4th Row Rlchard Bard Betty Bergman Barbara Bernhelsel Orvnlle Boucher Howard Bowdell 5th Row Rlchard Bowers Bull Boylan Jo Ann 6th Row Jo Anne Butt Ruth Byroads Dems Cal lahan Carmen Carlun Darrell Chrusman 7th Row Janet Clark Martha Clark Joan Con nm Jess Cooley Edwun Corwun 8th Row Robert Cotterman Mary Daft Ned Davus Norman DeGroff Jean Dnckson 9th Row Kathleen Dlerks Don Dull Lucille Eager Vada Ernsberger Marne Farlow lOth Row Leota Fone Tom Frappler Helen Garver Joan Goebel Jack Hageman I - I I V In ' , . i I ' T ' - I I I I - lv - I I I I Brewer, Phyllls Brown, Bertha Buchanan. ,L V ' I I J . I I - - I I , I I I 1 I I I I - hi F I I I - I , . 1 I I I I I - lf? 1951 lst Row Mary Harts ck Helen Hawklns Doran Hutt Nancy Hoffman James Huffman 2nd Row Paul Hummel Mary Humphries Clau dette Husted Mary Johnston Mauruce Jones 3rd Row Helen Knepper Charles Krohn Jannce Laser Janet Lendngh Beverly Lewus 4th Row Daryle Lorntz Marlene Mack Duane Mann Gerald Moore Shnrley Morton Sth Row Alnce Musser Everett Nagel Paulnne Nuemeyer Phyllls Joan Owen Llewellyn Partee 6th Row John Pfeuffer Merrill Puckett Elwyn Puffenberger Fred Reller Corrune Roan 7th Row Raymond Royal Januce Schad Har old Schlosser lvtadallne Schoonover James Schweitzer Sth Row Tom Scribner Betty Smlth Roger Smuth Ronald Splre Glen Thomas 9th Row Elsle Van Poppel Ted Van Poppel Bar bara Vought Wayne Weber Jerry Wetmore lOth Row Loyetta Whlte Robert Wunegardner LuAnn Wutzerman Jnm Workman Faowne Zng e , 1- ' - 1 1 1 1 - ... I I . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - T I I . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ,,. 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J nowd SOPHO ORES ICBFJ Kenton Pollock vlce president Kenny Rollans presndent Jum Rubel treasurer Herby Salsbury secretary lst Raw Junnor Beard 2nd Row Rrchard Beavers 3rd Row Dorothy Blosser 4th Row Shnrley Boucher Frances Calvert Bette Carlun Adel bert Cutcher Essl 6th Row Shnrley Foster Loyal Frederlck Mary Frledel Sally Frlslnger 7th Row Wayne Grundnsh Wulllam Freed Betty Hartman Pat rlcla Holms 8th Row Don Humbarger Mary Jo Jeffries Carl Johnston Carolyn Kaiser 9th Row Laylln Krall JoAnn Landel Betty Lemons Leonard Ludwng l0th Row Jack McCord Jean Mack Barbara McNutt June Moore CC D I 1 l l I I I F I J I 5th Row-LuAnn Dean, Jackie Dietrich, Bonnie Ellis, Roger 3 011,64 .9 een 1952 lst Row Frank Murlllo Lyman Newcomer Paul Newcomer Dorothy Nnckels Herbert Partrndge 2nd Row Jannce Peltcs Juanita Pollock Kenton Pollock Marulyn Pruden James Reed 3rd Row Louise Reynolds Kenny Rldgway Ellen Rater Duck Roblnson Wllrna Rogers 4th Row Norma Rohrbaugh Kenny Rollms BII Sth Row Ralph St John Herbert Salsbury Dona Sanders Marulyn Scott Mary Scott 6th Row Douglas Scrubner Vrrgunna Shaffer James Shellenberger Janet Shough Paul Sum mans 7th Row Ann Sloman Don Smuth Sarah Smlth Ronald Snyder Nancy Sperlmg 8th Row George Stockmon Lynn Stough John Stokes Mary Stroeh Martha Thomas 9th Row Marlene Trausch Jane Vannorsdall Frederuck Walker Mary Lou Walker Joyce Watson IOth Row Wanda Wollet Carol Yeazel T I I I T . I l I I I I rl J I 3- , 4 I i Rose, Jam Rubel, Kenneth Rupp. ? I - 1 I I I - i I 4 I A I , . 1 I I , , - I 1 1 0 a FRESH ICBPJ Maure vuce presudent fmovedJ R Alpaugh vlce president Demos presudent Snyder secretary Crutch treasurer lst Row Ramon Alpaugh Ruta Altaffer 2nd Row Marulyn Arnos Annabelle Beck 3rd Row Robert Becker Bonnle Beerbower Joe Berryman 4th Row Shirley Boucher Sarah Boylan Dennis Carlln Bull Carr Vnctorla Celes tnno Arlene Clark 5th Row Doris Clark JoAnn Collins Kath leen Cooley Larry Cooley Calvm Crutch James Demas 6th Row Carol Dull John Eckert Mary Frederlck Loretta Frledel Larry Gabruel Rrchard Green 7th Row Paul Gregg Lyle Grundnsh Nancy Hagerman Barbara Hartley Joan Heer Norman Hnlton 8 h Row Jarndeane Hnmes Larry Hoffman Audrey Hornyak Mary Huffman Mary Hutchlnson Peggy Hutcheson 9th Row Beverly Jeffries Joan Jones Bev erly Kllluan Norman Ledyard Edwin Leln nnger James Lemons lOth Row-Coulleen Leonard Ruchard Lese ney Sandra Leu Rachael Lord Anna Mae Lorntz, Robert Lovejoy. OM! 1953 lst Row Ruth Ludwlg Mary Jane Lyons Jack McDanuel Charles McDonald Mary McNany Alan Maure 2nd Row Bull McNutt Frances Maneval Beverly Masterson Phyllis Mnchael .loan Mlgnery Robert Muller 3rd Row Curtns Mock Nancy Moore Elec nor Newcomer Shnrley Nnckels Betty Nof znnger Dons North 4th Row Phyllis Olsen Mary Ellen Pfelffer Denver Phlllups Wllluam Posey Addie Puffenberger Torn Rodobaugh 5th Row Janet Reller Joan Roberts berta Roebuck Jerold Rosenbrook Loss th Row Gene Sandys Jerry Sanedo Donna Scott Bully Shaffer Sally Shook Carol Slegel 7th Row Ann Sums Rlchard Srnnth Robert Smith Marlorue Snyder Shirley Snyder Ralph Starnbaugh 8th Row Barbara Stockton Gary Stom bough Pete Swengel Sue Thael Bll Thomas Ted Tressler 9th Row Phyllis Vincent Barbara Warner Audrey Wetmore Wlladene Wales Carrol lee Wllson Joan Wllson lOth Row John Wunters Klara Wolf Jean ette Woodrlng Clnfford Worthington Nancy Youse Marlorue Zuber ,T V I I , , , . in- A I I f , , . T. l , 1 . I I - , . T- I I . I , , , . ..- I I , , Royal, Phyllis Ruff. 6 - , , , , , , , , , , ' I l , . l V I I I I I - T b I I . , , OAJJ111 are .7 1 EIGHTH GRADE ICPFJ Tom Ward treasurer Mary Goebel, sec retary Dick Yause presndent Tom Wagner vnce presudent lst Row Charles Allnson Carolyn Altaffer 2nd Row Marlene Arnett Patsy Blakely 3rd Row Mary Bodenbender Wllluam Bond 4th Row Wllllam Brannan Emery Brenner Sharley Buchanan Robert Carteyn Earl Clark 5th Row Tom Connelly Carolyn Corwun Sharon Coy Nancy Cruswell Charles Davls 6th Row Tom Dean Patrucna Dhaenans Davsd Doug lass Ronald Fngley June Flnken 7th Row Elden Flsher Eduth Flowers Lyle Freed Mary Goebel Phyllus Gregg 8th Row Herb Gurwell Wnllus Hageman Pat Hal lock Wnlllam Hartman Charles Hauger 9th Row Carolyn Hogue Joanne Hornyak Duane Humbarger Denver Hunter Nancy Husted lOth Row Fredenck Hutchnnson Charlene Isaac Marvin Johnson Rlchard Kerr Bud Kuhn - I I - I I I I , I A T , . Z I I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 I ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 - 740331. 0l l'lU'lg 1954 lst Row Duane Laser Donald Leon ard Rlchard Leu Marnlyn Lewis John Lnndsey Terry Lockhart 2nd Row Donna Long Janice Lout senhazer Gerald Lovejoy Bernard Lucas Shlrley Luke Jeanmne Mc Cave 3rd Row Joel McKee Tom March Jerry Mercer James Muller Roger Muller Hubert Moog 4th Row Sue Moore George Marr: son Darla Morton Marne Mueller Marilyn Munger Melba Parker Sth Row Roger Phnllnps Harold Pol Raymond Charles Repp Ruth Rey nolds 6th Row John Rnng Joyce Robarge Harley Robmson Wullnam Rogge Madelnne Rosendaul Dale Rupp 7th Row Benny Shaffer Marrlyn Shaffer Sharon Sheets Ronald Sholl James Seegel Joanne Sump son 8th Row James Slow Jerry Smuth Norma Stark Carol Streught John Swengel Wrlma Thomas 9th Row Wnlluam Underwood Tom Wagner Tom Walker Tom Ward Lunda Weaver Dons Weber lOth Row James Wheeler Norma Wnnzeler Karlene Wolf Kay Yahr aus Rnchard Youse Q 77 - , . , f , l I V . , , I I A - , , , , i I I- , . t- ' l I U . lock, Lou Anna Pursel, Marporre I I - T I ' I V I , , , . l I . I I - l I l I i I , . ere 5 a ang, 0 9 SEVENTH GR DE ICQFJ Jerry Houck treasurer Ned Rubel vlce president Joan Reller president Beverly Allison secretary lst Row Beverly Alluson Sharon Allnson 2nd Row Deanne Bany James Bard 3rd Row Donald Becker Barbara Blalsdell Joann Bodenb nder Betty Bowers Marlene Brenner 4tl'1 Row Bully Brewer Janet Buntaln Georgia Bunt Ing Jerry Carlnn Marlon Clark Mary Cooper Clnnton Corwnn 6th Row Anna Coy Dean Crutch Duane Ensugn Buddy Eschhofen Ronme Essu 7th Row Gary Flower Duane Fox Sarah Frederick Darryl Gabriel Rlchard Galluers Btn Row Loretta Gordon Gary Grundush Jack Hal lock John Hardy Mary Hook 9th Row Jerry Houck Davus Huffman Rose Hum barger Larry Jewel Paul Knrby lOtl'1 Row Margaret Krall Wayne Krnll Kaye Krohn Joan Kuszmaul Paul Leldlgh CC fl A ' - 1 I ' 1 J . I 1 I 5th Row-Sharon Clark, Vic Clark, Robert Camden, Pal WH U19 1955 lst Row Carol Les ney Mary Lorntz Edwrn Love pay Patrlcna Magercsak Jlm Mannrng 2nd Row Mary March Martha Maxwell Beverly N'cGIenen Ruth McNany Jessre Nendez 3rd Row Ralph Mendez Delane Muller Gl nn Moore Gene Murray Gordon Musser 4th Row James Nye Frederrck Parker Car I Peters Marsha Pnckett Tom Pollock 5th Row Arthur Pruden Bull Ramsey Kathryn Rau 6th Row John Ruckner Freddie Rldgway Gn Roan Donald Rogers Chauncey Rohrbaugh 7th Row Ned Rub I Don Sanders Roy Saneda Bar bara Schad Betty Sinn Sth Row Betty Srsko Jerrold Spangler Janrce Spsre Joyce Spire Dee Ann Starnbaugh Charles Studenka 9tn Row Bob Swrtzer Nancy Thnel Lee Trausch Martha Tressler Janet Vannorsdall Jerry Varght lOth Row Jackie Walker Ann Watson Beverly Wheeler Denms Wnnzeler Clare Wlscnmeyer Sharon Zeller I I O 1 .1 D - . - , H, i I A I i I I Q , , - , , , - , ' , C I , , . I T I ' I I Rochard Reed, Joan Reller. i ' A I f D , , Y 4 ., Q , I I 1 , . I I I 4 I 1 l rw' I I 4 I I T I I I .!4CflUlilQ5 eelflg Our many Nell plann d extracurrlcalar actuy tres proynde wholesome and pleasant opportunities to put our leisure tnme To goo4 happy hours for all wno a t wo k 'WY ess number al commntfees o clean and organuzed fun or all 5' ng 'Vu oo 112 O C O e ' ' ou 66 77 ' - v ' l , use. They afford ma ' p r icipafe in The endl ' - r ing toward a goal f Q , I A I 'W 0 S' fj O 7 3 0 rw 0 'V -' J 0 0 0 0 Olin? all .24 HON! 43 Skip Settles, Bond ond Orchestra Virtuoso i , is 'mf 'W M wiv l 5 it f '32, ' 'i 751 ,7 . 3 Q ,ir if A M 2 Q 2 5 ,F A W U W W M H- l A ' ,.,:: qi U s. S 1 Rf it -nm ' f -an A .. , F3 in yea: W N xii zg jeu fxlgs ,QW gf, I eh we 4 Y HR 6 7' , 0 vi get '.,.,,, ZEQ: E . 5 Ryzyj E5 sf za 6 -'i'2gx'?,, 1i 'N1'.f m 'g3',gf G'7 Q 715: W , 7 ' K ' ' I , . . bi. 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T., V ff 5 JLKXSH 4 M' l G 'LQ' f A--i -W ufuc, uzuc, ufuc Top Row Hnlton Saneda Thomas Posey Smuth Tressler L dyard McDonald Stombaugh Gabrsel Gregg Becker Shaf fer Cooley Crutch Second Row Leseney Wunters Alpaugh Carr Swengel Leonard Puffenberger Royal Roe buck Snyder Woodrung Marre Worthungton Radabaugh McNutt Demos Thnrd Row Knllnan Shook Youse Vrncent Suegel Newcomer Arnos Mr Hartman Dull Hartley Leu Scott Moore Wolfe Mnchael Front Row Altaffer Janes Hutchunson Warner Thnel Nickels Hlmes Mlgnery Maneyal Reller Pfelffer Huffman Celes tuno Lord The Freshman Chorus consists of sixty boys and gurls from the ninth P25 Inari grade under the dlrectuan of Mr Hartman They are traunung theur volces for future use In General Chorus and A Cappella orud After nearly every home football and basketball game, the orchestra under the darectuon of Mr John Hartman supplled music for dancing At the Munstrel Show the orchestra performed novelty acts and back ground music .or other acts Playnng at the Sophomore Dance and the Junnor Hugh Party concluded 0rcAe5fra The YGOV Top Row Lamont B Brannon J Swengel Second Row D Douglas C Hauger Settles Wagner B Carr Front Row E Smith Drummond Mr Hartman S Smlth J McKee o o 0 7 7 1 V A O I - I I ' I I I I I I I I T I I I I I I I I I I I I - , . 3 A , r l I . , . . , wwf, ,4 , earf Top Row-Sloman, Garver, P. Newcomer, Pfeiffer, Thomas, DeGroff, Alpaugh, Workman, Frappier, McCord, Dill, Ros- enclaul, Stombaugh, J. Smith, MaKee, McNutt. Second Row-Winters, B. Lewis, J. Lewis, Nickels, Partridge, Rodgers, Spire, Robinson, lhrie, Benner, J. Scribner, Hen- ricks, Pickett, Bell, Clark, N. Caririin, Black, Farlow. Third Rowfl-lartsock, J. Schweitzer, Lamont, M. Johnston, Schaefer, C. Johnston, D. Scribner, Settles, T. Scribner, Freed, Jones, Grundish, Stough, J. Schweitzer, Goebel, Andres, Canda, Witzerman. Front RowfAmes, Billow, Carlin, S. Smith, Wiles, Bernheisel, Brewer, Morton, Voight, Mr. Hartman, B. Hartman, Humphries, Boucher, Ernsberger, Drummond, J. Connin, Laser, Schad. ,4 Cappeffa The A Cappella, under the direction of Mr. Hartman, made its first appearance in observ- ance of Armistice Day. The choir sang Battle Hymn of the Republic and other patriotic selec- tions. The annual Xmas concert featured The Night Before Xmas, as arranged by Fred Waring. ln March, the choir sang for a meeting of the Mother's Club. They went collegiate for the Minstrel Show with beanies and pennants. As the year came to a close, the A Cappella sang forthe Baccalaureate Service, Rita Lamont, pianist for A Cappella and Orchestra 'vm ,W Top Row-Moore, Huffman, Wise, Schaefer, lngle, J. Scribner, J. Smith, Lumm, R. Ellis, L. Mock, Baker, Stokes. Second Row-Buchanan, Frisinger, Rahrbough, Dietrich, Canda, Lamont, Cook, Winters, Beamer, Voight, Carroll, Ames Third Row-Humphries, Sperling, Ellis, Dean, Calvert, B. Lewis, l-lusted, Thiel, Shaffer, Reynolds, Landel, S. Smith Boucher, Billaw, J. Lewis, E. Riter, Fourth RowfGardon, Hartsock, Walker, Arnold, Dierks, Leidigh, Thomas, Pruden, Jefferis, Vanorsdall, Sloman, John ston, M. Mack, Daft. Front Row7Garver, Musser, Hageman, P. Mock, Bradford, Miss Fowler, Wiles, Corwin, Hartman, Faster. N ive my lggarclti jo Moa wagn Under the direction of Miss Fowler we held meetings twice a month, gave skits and reports designed model stages and compiled scrapbooks. The important event of the year was the play, Pride and Prejudice. One special occasion was Mask and Sandal Thespian Night, at which the Thespian mem bers were inducted, next year's officers were installed, and Oscars were awarded tothe best actor best actress, best technical worker, and best all-round helper in Mask and Sandal. The officers for this year were president, Edith Bradford, vice president, Ed Corwin, treo surer, Connie Wiles, recording secretary, Alice Musser, corresponding secretary, Corrine l-lage man, and program chairman, Phyllis Mock. 50 cygricle ana! precguobceff This year the Mask and Sandal Club decided to try something different, so they chose Pride and Prejudice, a l7th century costume play, for their annual production, The play centers around the efforts of frivolous Mrs, Bennet to marry off her five daughters. She is so obvious in this that she scares off the rich and proud Mr. Darcy, who is attracted to her daughter Elizabeth. Darcy, who doesn't approve of the Bennet family, separates his friend, Mr. Bingley, from the oldest daughter, Jane, be- cause he feels that she wants to marry Bingley for his money. To add to the confusion, Lydia, who is only l5, runs off with Mr. Wickham, an irresponsible soldier. ln the end, Darcy overcomes his pride, Elizabeth forgets her prejudice, Bingley returns to Jane, Lydia marries Wickham, and everyone is happy. Mr. Bennet .,.,..,. Mrs. Bennet ....,. Jane ............. Elizabeth .... Mary .,.,....,. Catherine ...... Lydia ......... Mr. Collins ...... Cad Miss Bingley .,,,,................,.. Mr, Darcy.., Corwin ..,,Alice Winters ,.....Gerry Canda ......Rita Lamont Mary Humphries ..,Dee Ann Cook ..,,,.,Bonnie Ellis ..,.,...Keith lngle .,....Sarah Smith .,.......Jim Smith Lady Catherine De Baurgh .... Dorothy Carroll Lady Lucas ...,,.....,.,,.,..........,... Beverly Lewis Charlotte ......... ........... A lice Musser Mr, Wickham ....... ...... J im Scribner Hill ............... ...,.. F ran Calvert Calvert, Carroll, S. Smith, Cook, B, Ellis, J. Scribner, G. Canda, R. Ellis, Lamont, J, Smith, Miss Fowler, Corwin, A. Winters, lngle, A, Musser, Humphries, B. Lewis. enior may KL! L45 unc! jeff, This year under the direction of Mr W F, l-lauger, the Senior Class presented Kiss and Tell. Corliss Archer, going on sixteen, is a trial to her family and friends, and at the same time a pure delight She can't stand not being grown uo. The trouble starts when Mildred and Corliss sell kisses for a worthy cause and Mildred is accused by the Archers of being a bad influence. This leads to complications that seem serious to the parties concerned, but are delightfully funny to others. Lennie marries Mildred in spite of the feud between the Pringles and the Archers, and Corliss has to be let in on the secret Then the Prungles, on what seems good evidence, gleefully inform the Archers that Corliss is going to have a baby. As a matter of fact, it is Mildred who is in that situation, and Corliss, sworn to secrecy, will not speak. This being so, the Archers and the Pringles take Corliss' silence as an admission of guilt. Not until the very end, how- ever, is Corliss cleared. Top Row: R. Ellis, J. Smith, Settles, G. Castor, lngle, Schaefer, I CHAI Mr Willard . Roger Ellis, Duane Thorpe Louise. ...... .. M Drummond, L Ames Corliss ........,... .,......... .....,...... R I ta Lamont Raymond Pringle. . .. Gene Schaefer Mildred Pringle ,..,.. ...... J Schweitzer Dexter Franklin., ..,,.... Skip Settles Janet Archer ........ ..... A lice Winters l-larry Archer... ....... ,,...,. J urn Smith Private Earhart.. ,. . .. ..,... Keith lngle Lieut. Lenny Archer. .. .. ., .,........ Art Castor Mary Franklin. ......,.... .,,......... G erry Canda Bill Franklin ,........... D. Phillips, K. Stutzman Dorothy Pringle... .,.. ...... . Dee Ann Cook Uncle George ....... ..,.,,. R oger Ellis, D Thorp Robert Pringle ..... ............. T erry l-lenricks Front Row: Cando, Drummond, Ames, A. Winters, Lamont, Schweitzer, M. Essi, Cook. Set nn: Lamont, Settles, Castor and Schweitzer. 52 mv WA Z 4- 45 Q 4 V , ,EU .... . Tw 0 f :CX A32 0 ' M93 , ani' ' M L, .2 Lg . ,f ,mf A 2+ 4 vf 'J15i.af, M' K F X ,ZW Yymgm. . , g 1 A if . 1, I7 f .f P W 5 .V ' flaky? X X mlffuv, X , Xfffffif,-zz-, AA A 'S ln ' 454 Siu!! Que We jiue Winufea Wore Although olways racing the clock to get the Hi-Life out on time, this yeor's staff, directed by Mr, W. F. Hauger, monaged to print the paper every two weeks. The constant aim of the staff was to have a thorough news coverage of all students and not concentra- tion on only the upperclassmen. Thus, the motto, A More Glorious -Q 6? Future for Bryan Schools was real- ized and neorly every person in school found himself in the news. Right Andres business manager H Newcomer as sistant editor C Wiles assistant editor D Cook assistant editor M Drummond editor Below J Thiel looks over Hi Life ads Top Row Long Sheets Dhaenens Musser Hague lhrie Winters Garver Husted Hoffman Second Row Mock Carroll Ledyord J Lewis Clark Bradford Beomer Hageman Ellis Mr Houger Front Row Wiles Cook Drummond Newcomer Andres ,....-:lv Ai 54 flnua! .SQ of or Jud a ear, A f llldyln Our job has been to put out an annual that well covers the events of the school year and that the students value as a re mlnder of the happuest days of theur luves We roused money through the year by collectung tax stamps handlung the busuness end ofthe annual Minstrel Show by taking over the runn ng of a gas station for a day sellung concessrons at games checklng coats at games and by selllng Golden Bear pen cu s Tuesday nights we met sometlmes at the home of our advusor Mr Robrock and others an our own annual room at school where we worked on wruteups plctures and busnness arrangements Above G Cando busnness manager E Bradford co edetor D Cook promoter L Ames co edntor Rnght Joyce Loveloy Phyl Mock and Shurley Muller count tax stamps Below Top Row Thuerry Scrubner Bell Boucher Stutzman lhrue Stombough Mr Robrock Second Row West McKee P Clark Loveloy Lo mont S Muller P Mock J Van Poppel Wnnters J Lewls Front Row Hageman Carroll Ledyard Condo Arnes Bradford Cook Wlles Blllow Newcom r lf 9, U- I - - 11 - - - 11 '5 l f V A . 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' ' 4 , r , I n I , f-M l A I f K Q , Y -..Q 'l 4 , , Q , E 1 , , , , Q 66 v g QI 0 Top Row McCord Schaefer Stockman Pickett Ells Settles J Smith Dll Boucher Benner Baker Stokes Mr Wagner Second Row Bell Moore Huffman Rubel DeGroff Workman E Smith Stombaugh Stutzman Rodgers Wise Newcomer Johnston Third Row Jones Freed Spires Thomas Frappier Lumm Altman Alpaugh Robinson Bard Henricks Stough Front Row Grundish Rollins Cotterman Bowers lngle Scribner Pfeiffer Phillips Thorp Mock D Smith Schweitzer rect our club Mr Overmier and three boys attended the forty sixth annual l-li Y conference at Find lay on December 3rd The theme was Operation Future and the main speaker was Dr Eve Iyn M Duvall a noted marriage counselor As usual the boys won the annual Hi Y Y Teen Hunt We tound the girls during the first minute At the pay oft supper we had a tune meal and a good time at the party afterwards Mr Jim Williams State Secretary of the Y M C A visited one of our meetings H Y Officers L Alpaugh vice president J Rodgers president J Stornbaugh secretary treasurer 56 1 - JU' We started this year with a new adviser, Mr. Overmier, who helped Mr. Wagner di- ' ll , T Il -' - . , , ' - 1 Top Row A Musser G Canda J Schad S Front Row N Connln Blllow H Newcomer Ernsberger y preffy I g g Top Row Shough Landel C Rnter Hartman Walker Scott Smlth Foster Second Row Hoffman Rudolph Reynolds Boucher Pruden Thomas J Van Poppel Rohrbaugh Dean E Rnter B Lewus Fone Nrckels Black Thurd Row Schoonover Scott Jefferus Frusnnger McKee McNutt Sloman Calvert Duetruch J Clark J Lewls Vanorsdall Andres Wutzerman Morton Bernhelsel Fourth Row Rogers Gordon Hartsock Ellus Shaffer Arnold Thnel Zngler Lovejoy Cook Essl Goebel Hoge man Watson Sperlung Carlan Laser Fufth Row J Connln Hawkins Humphrxes Husted Leldngh Duerks Wnnters Lamont Carroll Mock Johnston Front Row Drummond Canda Schad Musser Muller Bullow Ernsberger Mass Muller Newcomer Wnles Davus Ames N Connln 2205 The Y Teen club of l949 50 has had a very busy and Interesting year We started wlth the nnutlatlons ofthe new members and the annual campfire In the park The Induction Servlce for the new members was held an the Methodust Church with Mrs W F Hauger as speaker Then came that blg nnght the H: Y Y Teen hunt The boys found the gurls so next followed the feed for the boys Th year was brought to a close by the annual Mother Daughter Banquet The Y Teen Club ns the hugh school group of the Y W C A There are Y Teen Clubs throughout the United States and In many forelgn countrles Its symbols are a triangle wlth an elongated globe of the world and nts colors are blue for loyalty and whlte for clean thunk an OFFICERS econd Row Ames Drummond Wales Davls KC 77 o ll' I I ' I I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - U U I I I I J I I I I I ' I ' I 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I M. 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E N . , , 1 . 1 SENIOR MEMBERS Top Row l-l News mer Carroll A Wanters N Connan D Bell Stutz man Bradford Wales Ames Front Row J Schweatzer Cook J Rodgers M Dovas J Stombaugh Bal low Schaefer M Drummond G Canda Wafcona Cilonor oczefg Olnlllg lil on ll l g and H Pager The Nataonal Honor Socaety as an orgonazataon thot consasts of aunaors and senaors who have a 3 O average or better an thear grades Scholarshap alone as the basas that the faculty uses an choosang these members At the beganraang of the farst semester these offacers were chosen Jack Stombaugh presadent Mararose Ballow vace presadent Mary Jane Davas sec Drummond vace presadent and Constance Wales secretary The organazataon had meetangs to welcome the new members anto the organazataon These students compete an the varaous state scholarshap tests JUNIOR MEMBERS Top Row T Scrabner G Moore D Dall T Frappaer A Altman R Bard L Al paugh J Schweatzer Second Row Watzerman one Owen J Car Lewas Garvc-r A Musser Andres J Goebel Arnold Front Row S Mort ra V Errasberger J Schad Hum p raes Wales Bell Drum mond J Connan C Husted N Hoffman 58 ac 9 o u 77 ,, I9 I I I l 1 E A A I ' retarya The second semester officers werei Dave Bell, president, Marlene F , , . I k, B. la' , , , Y sS?ll6l8l'Lt COUIICL .7 IIILIHQ 0 The Student Councll our own form ot gov ernment as composed of students from the varuous classes as follows the seventh eughth and ninth grades each have one delegate the tenth two eleventh three twelfth tour To serve as leaders throughout the year the coun cal elected Jean Schweltzer presndent Tom Scrnbner vlce president and Dave Bell secre tary and treasurer Mr Cayton and Mr Jones served as advisers One ot the objectrves ofthe council thus year was to tnnance the buyung ot a pop corn machnne Oftncers Dave Bell Tom Scribner Jean Schwentzer Through the cooperatnon of all the coun ll was a happy and enthusnastuc group whlch worked steadily for the betterment of our school Top Row Mr Cayton F Parker B Brannon D Smlth B Thomas R Bard G Stockman G Benner Mr Jones Front Row B Mclslutt T Frappler G Condo B McNutt M Drummond J Connun T Scrlbner J Schweitzer D Bell The Future Farmers of Amernco IS on organuzo tuon of form boys struvung to develop o better com munnty to lnve IH Cur octlvltnes 'or the y or were the Wnllnams County Four Annual Banquet Pest Hunt Porllo mentory Proc dure Contest Publnc Speaking Con test election of officers Officers Trounmg School FFA Scholorshlo Tests ond FFA Council The oftucers for th yeor were Jum Wuse press dent Orville Boucher vxce president Roger Ellis treosurer Art Altman secretary Ed Corwin porter Elwyn Puttenberger sentanel and Gerald Moore student odvnser Mr C E Wood was the anstructor Top Row Tressler Krohn Ludwng Walker Ledyord Shoffer 0lfU'l Pg 8 Left Offlc wm Reporter surer Wuse president Below Mr Salt r ond Mr 351,61 Puftcnb rger s ntan l C Al man Secretory Ellls Treo Presndent O Boccher v c Wood Mass Fowl r and Mess Cameron ot the FFA banqu t Second Row Mr Wood Newcomer St John Shellenberger Solsbury Stockmon Front Row Puffenberger Ellls Boucher Wise Altman Corwin Moore MQW? I ,ear C so CC OK 79 L gint Q5 Top Row P Vancent Kallacan Saegel Moore Roberts Beck Rohrbaugh Trausch M Snyder Sams Wetmore Naclcels Boy lan Row2 Landel Leu Thomas Pruden Daerks Walson Rater B Lewas B Jeffraes Frasanger Wales Ludwag Collans Row3 Jones Boucher Ruff l-lawkans Lord M Jefferas Eager Leadagh Peltso Arnold Shaffer Lemons l-lornyak Clark Front Row McNany M l-lutchason Foster Daetrach Mass Maller Our creed as We are the Future Homemakers of Ameraca We face the future wath warm courage and hagh hope For we have the clear conscaousness of seekang old and precaous values For we are the bualclers of homes Homes for Ameraca s future Homes where lavang wall be the That as nood and faar l-lomes where truth and love and Wall be realataes not dreams Homes where truth and love and Wall be realataes not dreams We are the Future l-lomemokers We face the future wath warm Our motto as Toward New l-lorazons Our emblem as an Octagon wath the words of our motto and Future Homemakers of Ameraca around the outsade and the maddle as a house supported by two hands Thas means that the future homes are an the hands of the youth of today expressaon of ev rythang securaty and faath securaty and faath of Arneraca courag and hagh hope Upper left Lord Moore and M lflutchasan are anataated Lower raght M Hutchason secretary Detrach vace presa dent Foster presadent McNany treasurer ol - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 4 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , . , , , . . , . , . . 0 g 0 ' . . 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Q V W x, -'-- SW' ,, V , , .,. .W , ,us '1-Alum:-f ., , , -V -4 ,f aw' , E' B5 QE , S--. gi f of my Qzummd The GAA gurls were kept very busy durung the past year co ng out for every sport and tryurug out for the class varsutues The games played durung the year were archery xolleyball bowlung basketball bodmunton and soft ball At the close of each sport class varsutues were elected and played to determune the school champuons At the Honor Nught Banquet Gerry Canda was crowned Honor Gurl and Lula Ames Maud of Honor These gurls were elected by the GAA Qualufu catuons were Must be a GAA member un good standung Must have been un at least one mus cal organuzatuon Must be un euther dramatuc or uournalustuc actuvutues Must have a B average Must have held at least one electuve offuce un hugh school Must have o school cltuzenshup rcutung of at least 98 meruts The Honor Gurl IS presented wuth an orchud symboluzung puruty and truth The Maud of Honor us guven bouquet of roses COMIICI Top Row J Van Poppel treasurer Duetrucw E Van Poppel J Goebel J Schad secretary Front Raw G Condo vlCC presudent I. mont presudent Ames 63 CC 0 77 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 ' r ' . 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KOLUQCJ Ov u W Rogers lflog becrerl M Puckett Vonruorsdoll Frusunger Gorver Cook Lewus Deon Humes Coy Room ltlog beorerl wil' eI'5 There they go' The hugh steppung twurlers cure the prude ofthe Bryon Hugh School Bond Dee Arun Cook dud o very copoole job of leodung the bond wuth these twurlers to oud her Joruet Lewus sensor Helen Moe Gorver uunuor Solly Frusuruger ond Lu Arm Deon sophomores .lorudeorue Humes freshman Shoron Coy ond Joruet Vonruorsdoll eughth ond Morsho Puckett seventh grode Dururug the yeor oll mode o tune showung ot the fours porodes welcom mg Sonto Clcuus un the muddle of wuruter ond ot bond concerts These gurls hove set o poce un twurlung thot the younger geruerotuoru us tollowurug 65 Dee Ann Cook Drum Mouorette . 1- 1 f 1 1 1 I u u u '- . I . . . ' I 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 , . I 1 1 1 ,gpaorfri .SQOLJ Heal feel W Good sforfsmonshnp ond booiy co ordmof on ore stressed an our sports program In our mtromurol ond mfroscholoshc relotnonshlps we Ieom To get 'ea Q. 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I 4 i 'fi if , fi 7 ,. , . if 4 f Q .:,. , N9 .5 Q5 A af FJ' 1:3 ay I QA 3 Mr Cotterman Benner Michael DeGrotf J Workman Hummel D Dull R Bard D Blshop G Thomas Bell Thus year the Bryan Bears started the season with Gene Benner as the only letter man from last year s team The record of sux wuns and thurteen losses was not too successful but the team showed um provement as the season went on and this should be carried on Into the next season for only four players were sensors Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Z?a4Lef6a! 0 HOW SAVE? Ofllg It FOPFJ GH!! .SJCABLA Toledo Woodward Lnmo Central Luberty Center Wauseon Napoleon Daytcn Fanrvuew Troy Detnance Montpeller Detuance Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Llberty Center Sylvanla Pauldnng Montpelner Napoleon Wauseon Van Wert Napoleon as as Ill' l I 3l .,.....,.......... 24 34 ..,.,..,...,,........... ' 39 ..,.,,...,..........,..... ' 36 40 .,.................,,..,..,...,. 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' V 158 V ' A A Q Q G' ,RYA Q' git ' 29 4 55-1' H 5g f YA' ' ' sau 5 4 ' 5' - 'Q 'V 2 aa T E I .4 , ' , at 4 A A ' ,Q A -'wafy ff W ,1 gk , -xv, 2 2' , x A .. 1' ,X ,9,, -Q A fg 4' L f- V, an as f ' XT X ' ' A x y 2 M 5 I ' xx . a ' S , ev ' V , 71' Q N-sg -,W ., - a- fs d a. aa., - v'1v4u-v-xg y,,4,.n..4 - C Y 9 -575' Q. ii ' Y 'Je' ' f f 9 T W ....e.,,- f' A f 1-2-H-1 C5 A ,gf 3 32 fish X at xv. K BR X A '-'iii 52 3 Z?a5Lef6af .gnckuicluag Richard Bard Paul Hummel Dave Bell Dan Bishop Jim Workman Bishop tips one as E Gene Benner Glen Thomas Norm DeGroff Don Dill Bob Michael DeGroff makes o basket. Bell, Benner lCo-captainsl and Coach Cotferman, JJ me f74,..,,,, fmwnr- -nqjhu-.. , Y 4 35 Q A'f3'?T X V as W bmjy A J., wal iafgafgxgff gf ,- If I I -,i My W ,mf hey, ..,, - 3 1 ,fa V ' ' .pg Eff 5 ' a f ,Z 'swf 4 'F ,,35i1ff1 k 1 ,jwx ,gygkfm 4,3 W ms ,s ,-41, A - V , 43 f 31?-Ty, r me 154 4 ga . . V ,X Q. M '25 ,Z e hm, :GL .144 yivgf YM, 5 1 L+ Q iw I I I I a K .,,., K is S A? N W, Pg, mupnn 5 ......z fl-5 U n DQ fgi-Wifu 3 .5 'Wx ef il ,Tw tif-Z2 We fin A 'I 21 Y 461' J 1 4, L' fi' A5515 Hz?- Qlgflif A prelly Q I T e B H S track team thus year chose as thesr queen Eva Ledyard who relgned over the events ot the N WOA L track meet at Bryan Her duty was to present medals to the wunners Gerry Condo was eiected Home comung ueen thus year by the Bryan student body Her attend ants were Jenny West Martha Thomas Mary Johnston and Janet Reller The Queen and her court brought us luck tn the rengn over the Homecoming Game wnth Montoelner October 21 Lowcr Left Martha Th mas Janet Ret r Jnnx et Germ Camo ,nrt Marx Jrhrston Hcrnecomtng Royalty Lower Right Gerry wishes acting cap In M ael g JKT I If as L n s to s 1 Left Ewa Lcdward Track uun Ky' S 66 Oilily Og v , sg l oyJ nframura 5 Sports-minded boys not on varsity teams participated in intramural volleyball, basketball, badminton, and pingpong, tbis year. Topi Winning vollexlnall team rnernlwersi B Vincent, J, Rosentlattl, K. Statzrnan, D. Bishop, R Ellis J, Wise J Rodfiers. Lower Lett: Winners of league tnasketlnallfl? Waltz, Lower Right: Winners of Basketball Tournan'tentfD B Vincent, T, l-lenericks, D Thorp, E. Schaeffer, Paxton, L. Krill, M. Boucher, A, Castor, R. Bowers R, Ellis. ' f, 9 ' . ?l'w,.',- aww fi x 5.3 .E ts 5 U fx 1 Carlin, P. Mack, Lamont, J. Goebel, Bernheisel. M in M!a!Ling On we .fdirv 6AggpLaJgp5 The yell, We Got to Go best expresses the enthusiasm and spirit ot our B. H, S. cheerleaders. Rita Lo- mont and Phyllis Mock have three years of excellent service to their credit, Barb Bernheisel and Carmen Carlin, two, and Joan Goebel, one. Joan Mignery served as an excellent sub in the absence of Rita Lamont. Our lively cheerleaders were elected by the new faculty and representatives of the three upper grades early in the school year. They have worked long and hard under the leadership of Miss Rataiczak, the physical education teacher. New yells and new motions for old yells were introduced to the student body under these girls. A new group of Freshman cheerleaders was introduced to Bryan High School this year, Janet Reller, Jari- deane Himes, Sue Thiel, Eleanor Newcomer, and Mary Ellen Pteitter. The Junior High School Cheerleaders are: Mary Goebel, Joan Reller, Nancy Thiel, Charlene lsaac, awd Marsha Pickett. Freshman Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders ,Q ,4 ,- , ...- 'fv-'dtcxxn , fr' , ...-........- ,....... -1-nn--k1.4P-' 1.1 .W av-was-w-fm., 4 I :Q.4 - ' W . S 2 my P R Qi 'fi 'QQ wg 521. eygljg XZ , xl' Uk! . -1 U 7 2l 2l CQAHCJQI' DECEMBER 2--Students hear lecture on Alaska. 3-In first home game Bryan defeats Lima Central 39-36. 9-Liberty Center Tigers defeat Bryan Bears 45-43. l3-A Cappella gives their annual Christmas Program. lo-Bears defeat Wauseon Indians. l8-Community Chorus Program, -Beginning of Christmas vacation. -Big Assembly Program - lSanta Claus with his presentsl 22-Napoleon Wildcats snuff out Bears 46-38. 25- Merry Christmas. Schweitzer, Bell, and Benner decorate the Christmas tree. JANUARY l-Best Wishes for a Happy New Year. 3-School resumed at 8:35. 4-Civics Classes hear talk on Social Security. 5-Seniors receive name cards. 5--Mr. R. J. McGlennen speaks to the juniors and seniors about the prob- lem of alcohol. 6-Defiance beats Bryan 63-55. lO-Mr. Warren Bruner of Defiance Col- lege speaks to the Seniors about planning a career. l3-Bears stop Locomotives 45-30. l3-Cole Marionettes present the Le- gend of Sleepy Hollow, to Junior and Senior High School after pep session. l6-Juniors sponsor basketball game be- tween Komedy Kings and l'amer Tech. 20-Defiance beats Bears. 20-End of six weeks and first semester. 27-Liberty Center beats Bryan 36-34. 28-Bryan wins over Sylvania 40-37. Bishop in the air at the Pelier game. 'Pelier Locus beat Bryan Bears 48-40. FEBRUARY 5-Concert, 8-Juniors take mathematics test. 9+Junior High-Freshman Basketball tournament, lO-Bryon beats Napoleon Sl-44. l3-Student body sees a movie of the Rose Bowl game. +Bears beat Wauseon Indians 3?-32. I8 N2l-Bryan loses to Van Wert 49-47. 22 qWashington's Birthday lNo schoolw 22+Mask and Sandal Square Dance. Huffman, Corwin, Humphries, Moore, Calvert and Hoffman enjoy refreshments at Mask and Sandal Square Dance. 4 if 5 Z ,4 'J We , Q 4 5 , Q Z 54 f , ii H QQ ska. M-fn Rgem' f,...,A. wwigf y N xx ff V5 s v 1 K :eo gl 'i2'2!?Ef Tins w 6 ,Q I' if' 3 I' pil' a 2' 0 Zigi' fi o lib' 4-1 my f f .vw 5, ,,,A, QQWZMI UMM 9' W , f-z 7 D, Z N , ia .J X I V 2 W -,S a 21 -W Q, s if 1, Qi V , 1 ! ,af , ' ' fig f' . K' ff 5' 'G is , L'- 'll 5 1 nf , 1'?i.i'?fffN ff ' . 6, 5ij, ..,- 'Y S K I 1 if X11 1. -M, My ,Wa QS 5 N' jr SR vm ,I A 8. P Company Al s East End Grocery Andres Insurance Agency Ara Equupment Corporotuon B and B Buulders Supply Balrd Servuce Station Bard Manufacturlng Co Bender Lumber Co Benner s Danry Dr Glen Blddle E B Black Insurance Bob s Gulf Servlce Dr Boucher Bowen s Plumbang and Heatnng Braces Beauty Shop Brownles Brownwell Real Estate Bryan Bryan Bryon Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan 8- 8. Temple Theaters Automotive Candy Kitchen Food Market Handle Co Hardware Hatchery HI Speed Statlon Manutacturlng Co Shoe Repaar Tankage Co Tumes Carp Burt McCord s Grocery Carousel Carroll Ames Hardware Carroll s Grocery Charles Company Chrustman Hotel Cutuzens Natuonal Bank Cnty Coal Co Cnty Laundry Cnty Loan Clay Radlo Shop Connlns Furnlture Store Couch s Bottled Gas Co Cretors 8- Kussell Daft Bros Pulaskn Repalr Daily News Davidson Studuos Davy Lee Shop DeGroff Brothers Covers Srmth Malloy Art Work Edlth Bradford Portralts and Large Groups Davldson Photography Maurnce Thnerry Bob Lund sey Corky lhrue Underclassmen Lockrudge Engravings Fort Wayne Engraving Company Pruntung and Blndlng Deflanc Prlntxng and Engravsng Company MEMBER OF NSPA A Camera A Poslng Group And Tl'ou Davndson alrona D Lute Manufacturing Co D lux Market Duck s Auto Electric Dletnker s Grocery Dlnung Car Dov Ice Cream Easterly s Grocery Ellls Motor Sales Essx s Market Dr Eels First Nattonal Bank Garnbles Store Golden Hamburg Gorny Wlnzeler Grays Barber Shoo Greek Motor Soles Gulf Retnnnng L S Hall Insurance Hall s Grocery Dr Hartley Hawk s Clothnng Store Helen s Beauty Shop Holmes Shoe Store Home Onl Ca The Hub Isaac Motor Sales Jacks Farnuly Shoe Store Jewel Shop John Earl Shop Jones Upholstery Co K 8. R Cleaners Keen s Drug Store Kelly Bros Insurance Krall Greenusen Kerr Auto Sales Knox Rental Dr Kocher Kroger Store Kuehman Potato Chap Co Kuehne Raduo Shop Lane Shop Lundsey Motor Sales Inc Lowe Bros Insurance Agency Mac s Ture Shop Mann Garage Maneval Service Station Maxunes Beauty Shop McBrudes Shell Servnce Wlllrom McKarns Real Estate G orge Mellott Insurance Muck Brothers Grocery A S Mugnery Co Nnlls Service Statlon Morrls 581 IO Dr Sevilla Mullet Newcomer Newcom r 8. Shatter Neuhausers Hatchery Northwest Materuals Inc Ohio Art Ohlo Gas Co Palace Bowlnng Alleys Parker 8. Fenton Partee Motor Seryuce Pau B Elder Co Pet Mulk Co Phullups Paint Store Poost 8- Dawson Pulasku Store 8. Locker Ramseys Pastry Rellers Jam Jar Dr Rlchardson Rungers Drug Store Roys Auto Service Dr Rupp Russell s Men s Wear Ruth Restaurant Schatfers Shoe Store Scott Beauty Shop Sheets Danry Bar Snow Donaldson Spangler Candy Co Stark Bulldlng Co Steiner S Danry Stune Lumber Co Stombaugh Motor Sales Stroehs Meat Market Dr Teters Dentist Ulhmans Van Lear News Stand Val U Dress Shop Weaver Construction Co Wertz 8. Associates Western Auto Supply Wnlhelms Paint Store Wnnegardner Cleaners Wonsetlers Wood Farm Store 86 , . , G V Q I y - I , , 5 I0 , , , Bryan Sheet Metal Works Jatte's Town Shop Rutl-Vs Beauty Shop I I I I I 1 . A. - I I A- ' . . , . I W 'R .:,:, , , E. 71 gg Q HW? ly F6 if KMWW mf