Buckland High School - Whitefeather Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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'qw' Tl-If SENIORS Of ISS I PRESENT WHITEFEKTLQ EDITORIAL The Senior Class of 1951 is proud to have the honor of presenting the twenty- second edition of the 'Wh1tefeather.' We hope this yearbook will help to give you an idea of the recreational life of the student as well as the scholastic activities. We wish to express our thanks to the mer chants in the surrounding communities who have advertised in our yearbook. We also wish to thank the parents and teachers who have assisted in any way toward making this yearbook a success for we realize that without the co-operation of all these people we could not have published the 'White- feather. is - - 3- 1 , Q I-Flslk-wiv!-. Y .., . , ,-,,, ' 4 waldhwl SCHOOL SONG Ne're loyal to you, Buckland High The red and the white is ou cry, Ae'l1 been you to stand fith the best in the land For we know you Buckland High nicht on is our Victory for us, Our team is our are true Rah! Rah! cry to you, team it is nigh fame protector They'll bring us out a victor .e're for you Buckland High rling out that dear old flag of Red and Shite Bring out your sons ana daughters fighting for right Like men of old on giants Placing reliance, shoutlnf defiance Os-key-wow-wow, Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land, For honest labor and for wisdom we stand And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand, We're loyal to you, Buckland High. 3 Q-.T DEDICATION j edition We, the Senior Class of 1950, wish to dedicate this I of the nwhitefeathern to Mr. Glenn Geiger. His advice and guid- ance were of great assistance in the production of this book and in meeting the other problems of our Senior year. We hope that this will express our gratitude for the co-operation and help hg has given us. A I APPRECIATION 3 To Mr. Lester Smith, we, the members of the Senior Class, wish to express our appreciation for the musical opportunities he has made possible for us throughout our four years of high school His untiring efforts and hard work have made a music department of which we are very proud. 5 ax dev? XX A f IN VEUOHY OF PFC. MARVIN C. FRYSINGER WHO DIED IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY IN NIIITAHY OFERATIOY IN KOREA CN JULY 12, 1950. MARVIN WAS BORN AUGUST 19, 1928 AND WAS A GRADUATE OF BUCHLAND IN 1947. HE STANDS IN THE HNBROKEN LINE OF FATHICTS, WHO HAVE DARED TO DIE. THAT FREEDOM NIGHT LIVE AND GROW, AND INCREASE ITS BLEFSINGS PREFDOU LIVES, AND THROUGH IT, HE LIVES. WE AISC WISH TO DEDICATE THIS FACE TC ALL THOSE WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN THE SER- VICE OF THEIR COWNTRY. 6 Inu-iii HDUIIHISTRHTIOII sxwsw,-Z . ref gmererzf UfEcIfuziF1f1UNl Top How: Rusoel Cook, Vernon Place, Arthur Doering Seated: Earl Ramga, Vice-President, Sam Chrlsmer Presi- dent Ralph Walther, Clerk. We, the Senior Class of 1951, wish to eKrrees our a- pprecietion to the Board of Education for their co-opera- tion during our school years. We realize the responsibility that these men have and believe they have done excellent work. We feel sure they will continue to do their part to make our school one of which the community can be proud. 8 -17 lf A N K1 '74 v ., Mg, A, Q , 5 5 A L: P w 3 fx, 'T Q 3 if N 4 x Ri, K ' 1 'fi Hg? kv xni u QWQQ. K J FGM JRE 1 ' A 5 Q' M Kp , , RU ef DOLFH L. LHATHERHAN B.A. Defiance College Supprintendcnt Mathematics Physics GL :wc inf' ENN A. GEIGER, A.B., B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University Coach Reading ' History Science Q A51 Commercial Physical Education ' Aff 1 ANNA M. BIESECFER, A.B. The Ohio State University Sycracuse University Ashbury College Home Economics Mathematics Commercial English GEORGE W. BRACYNFY, B.S. in Ed. The Ohio State University Wilmington College Mathematics English Science I LU fx X, wt' N .-...,alr!' A '15,-' A .f 'J -: '5'-'4--A -1 - 'r 1 ' ,f , 4, DALl:.!.1. TLPPETQ 11.5. in Ag. 9CQq,ff'fff'1 The ohm sued unxversny Agriculture Farm Shop iil Y? - ...,.,,.,....-.....-,.,- 'o I RUTH ESTILL 'Q 5V L Graduate in Ped. Ohio Northern University Fifth and Sixth Grades ll .?4PQ N-uussaw-'N MQ fa M ff- J A. l.A:1IE I-LII Auglplze CQwnty Normwl Chin Northwrn Wniverclty Eowling Green University Third and Fourth Grndvs t P LESTER E. SMITH Chic Northern University Bluffton College Band s-nd Chorus Grade Music 12 Fm., ilqin-an , JOSEPH H. Yhllff, B.S. in Ed. K . , 5 5 The Ohio State- University ' 500191 Studlps N English History QM .... -, , , I 'ff- ,! mmap? L. CULVEF1 i rr ' ' J Grpdvxpte in Ped. LL, ,L ,' iff Ohio Northern University H Z r l..,,,,, First and S-:cond Grades Lf f , 1 xl 'X L3 I if U - K jf? ffl' 1' PFIS T ll I 1 l KENNETH CRIM DONALD PFLElD2HEH This year two members of the faculty, Mr. Kenneth Crim and Mr. Donald Pfleiderer, left at the close of the first semester. Mr. Grim became superintendent of the Degrsff High School end Mr. Pflelderer entered the United States Army. At the time Mr. Leatherman took over Mr. Crim's duties as superintendent and Nr. Tippett and Mr. Kelley were added to the teaching staff. The Seniors of 1951 wish to express their appreciation to each oerson who was a member of the faculty during the past year. We wish to thank all of them for the help and co-operation they have given us as well as for the things they have taught us. FFICULTY . -it. - r A F H 0 Anvv- X I.. 1 Glenn Geiger Leslie Zerkel Eewrre Erfekney All 1 'L -' W Q of ?'i .M Emerson Smith Cherles Kramer Jim Ewing M5 V 5 T' Nfa E . WW, .es Ce nowsher Gladys Truesdele, Eurnetts Morgan, Cecil Walther we Seniors of 1951 wish to express our appreciation to the school 612P10YeP e for in the manner that it We want to thank to and from school. We ere grateful many thinys he has done for the school and for us. To Alice eowsher, our school secretary, we wish to express our graL1Eude for the fine work she has done and the help she has given to the teschers and to us. ,ur cooks, Mrs. Burnettn lmrgnnp mrs. Gladys Truesdnleg Mrs. without them our school could not carry on has in the past. the bus drivers for safely transporting ue to our janitor, Ar. LRSFSOU Smith, for the C9611 walLHerg and mrs. gory surfer, who was here the first half of the yesr, hsve prepared delicious meals for us. We wish to thank ther for this end for giving the cafeteria such a cheery atmosphere by putting up seasonal decorations. Z Y 77, Y, ,7,,4 wc,--,,,,....., vw A.., XXI Elsass Slevelcys I SOI! Sprmycru '75 .1 .- Graff H'-1'-f ann Q XC SEUIORS P . . .,...,., T, WILIA Blirml Hfni 1-9-3-4 Crorus 1-0-3-4 3 Studs'-nt :'7!l'HCfff 1 Vice-Fresiient 4 ap V1cnPPr Staff F-Z-4 M,,- uThrcufk The FPY?O18M 5 HTu1t Yowr K1Hi1nrW N HT'G 3unb3nnPt T1r1N R 'F wp91p T255 'Tavnu ll'2Gf- 'Xe T11-Q, 'f-,Fl Qi! N , ,,, h, WF1te'eatPPr Vi. BILL DAYIDSOV Bsnd 1-?-3-4 Chorus 1-E Etudent founcil 2 Vice-President 5 Librarian Q Q0sehn11 1-7 X Qcgkembvn 1-O 'f r ' ' 7.7.4. 3-4 ' Chooel Committee 1 ' X Ohio Pays' Band 9 L ' Plonepr Staff Q-3 NThrou7h The Keyholeu 3 K uluit Your Klddtnsn ?1X Nyv 'The Sunbonnet Wtrlu ', 3 HHQTP Font 'Teena fu 1 Q NTDP O' Trp Worldw fVEHW ' 2'!h1te1'eQther StQ'f 2 xiii EULA ANV DOERING Bnnd,1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-?-5-4 President 5 Librarian 2 Pioneer 5tH 1-0-3-4 Pioneer Editor 4 WThro1vh The Keyholen UQu1t Your Kldiinvn NThe Sunbonnet ilrln NPQTP Font 'Toenu WToo O' The Wor1dW Whitepenther Stnff L3 iw ' W DON STEVELEY Ennd 1-2-5-4 Chorus 2 Student Council l-E President 2-4 Librarian 3 Student Coach, Jr. H Baseball 1-2-5-4 Basketball 1-2-4 'Through The Keyhole 'The Sunbonnet Girl' 'Half Pest 'Teen' 'Quit Your Kiddlng' Whitefeether Staff E 14' u L is A. 5? 1-.n an JAMES WELLS Chorus 4 Student Council 4 Pioneer Staff 5-4 Chapel Committee 3 'Through The Keyhole 'Quit Your Kidding' 'Half Pest 'Teen' 'Top O' The World' Whitefesther Staff lgh 4 N JE xt i ,T '., A vs' NELLE STONER Band 4 Chorus 1-2-4 Vice-President 2 Treasurer 6-4 Athletic Committee 3 Chapel Committee 4 Pioneer Staff l-4 'Through The Keyhole' 'Quit Your Kidding' 'Half Pest 'Teen' 'Top O' The World' Whitefesther Staff I 1 A he 1 fm G'-L Q- if? ,N JA. . ' 1 K 5?'IVTER qflfiii lwfli--i Chorus Q Stuient Cuancii 4 Prgstient 1 FD?Pbw1q mf?-4 Bwsketbnlf 2-5-3-4 FRF. A. 7.- Q-3-fl F.F.A. Preslient Chwrel Cvvwltfne 9 WTkr01fP TYP Keykolen Hqwlf Your Kiddinsn NHQ1' FFet Teena WP1te?eQtH9r StQ'f 1 q'lCF VUSCPWL 'vowus T-U-4 Stuivrf Inu:C1' 4 Vife-TnPr1'Pnt 1 Soc. Q TvP2S. A Afb1P+1c fnmwiftwe I-9 HThv0urh The Key?o1eN UHQTY YGSE 'TPPHW UTUY O' TPG WcV35u Hiddingu Uguit YOIF Thitefeathfr StPff Em M5 . ww . if ' hw-. :IQ:, 51 3 ? 4' . Zi H 1 V E' QAH4x Jigmwi ???QiV fQWiQHi f, 4, W9 hifi f .Wifi S , 5 Qfqi3:.g9,. 4,1 . If' f'F .. . 515.1 25'-i5'f'.,.1'5 A .J,, Q w,flM, an .A v I?'O-.1 :W 1 rl -'kF.'G!x Frmd 0-5-4 Cnorus 1-P-3,4 Pioneer 5tn?' 4 Jr. Hlvh Qirls Ins. 4 3hppr1QQder 9-4 Ath1et1c Committee 4 WThrQ1wh The Key?o1eN UQALZ You? Ylddingu 'The Snnbonnet Girln 'TOD C' T56 Wvrldn NHQlf Pmst Teena Thitsfeather Staff CAROLYN HAGER Band 5-4 Chorus 1-2-4 Student Council 2-3 Sec. 8 Trees. 1 Secretary 4 'Through The Keyhol 'Quit Your Kidding' 'Half Past 'Teen' 'Top O' The World' Whitefeather Staff .4lliiilh. MARY EVELYN HOWELL Neptune High School 1 Chorus 2-4 Secretary 5 'Through The Keyhole' 'Quit Your Kidding' 'Half Past 'Teen' 'Too O' The Wor1d' Whitefeather Staff en TE ,- . I 4 D ELSASS Band 1-2-5-4 Chorus 1-?-5-4 Baeketbn1T 2-3 Athletic Committee 'Through The Keyhol 'Quit Your Klddin ' R 4 eu E 'The Sunbonnet Girl' 'Half Pest 'Teen' 'Top O' The World' Wh1te'eether Staff J. -4. . V -H -f-q'r-1----f---- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1959, twenty-six eager first graders came to school for the flrst tlme. Everything was new and strange and some of us were fright- ened a little, but under the careful guidance of Miss Margery Culver, we soon overcame our fears. Eight years later, having completed grade school,,we had learned many things. However, we found high school quite different from our prevlous school years. When we entered our Freshmen year, our number had dwindled to twelve. Our class advisor was Miss Mary Alice Beeler. The class officers for this year were : President, Jack Springer: Vice-President, Grace Puschel: Sec- retary-Treasurer, Carolyn Hager: Reporter, Jenelle Stoner, Student Council, Wilma Barrett and Don Steveley. In September we were initiated by the Sen- iors. Our one social event of the year was a leap year party held in the school auditorium. The same twelve students who had begun high school together began the Sophomore Year- Early in the year Jlm Holtzapple left the class to Join the Navy. Mary Evelyn Howell from Neptune entered in January. Mr. John Mowbray served as our class advisor this year. Our class officers were: President, Don Steveleyg Vice-President, Jenelle Stonerg Secretary-Treas- urer, Grace Puschel: Reporter, Eula Ann Dcerlngg Student Council, Carolyn Hager and B111 Davidson., On January 25, 1948, we presented a three act play, WThrough The Keyhole.' This was an unusual undertaking for Sopho- mores, but the play was a success. We entered our Junior year with our number unchanged. This year there was much activity. With the help of our class advisor, Mlss Beulah Jones, the year was a successful one. On October 15, 1949, the Juniors and Sen- lcrs took a trip to southern Ohio. We visited Ash Cave, Rock House, Old Man's Cave, Cantwell Cliffs, and Conkel's Hollow. Our class play, 'Quit Your K1dd1ng,W was successfully presented on October 21, 1949. We received our class rings, of which we are still quite proud, around Thanksgiving. We sponsored a roller skating Partyand sold refreshments at.the home bas- ketball games the last half of the year to raise money for the class treas- ury. After much effort, we succeeded in turning the school auditorium into an Oriental Garden for the Junlor-Senior banquet which was presented on May 5, 1949. Our class officers this year were: President, Eula Ann Doer- ingg Vice-President, Bill Davidson, Secretary, Mary Evelyn Howell: Treasur- er, Jenelle Stoner, Reporter, Wilma Barrett, Student Council, Carolyn Hager and Don Steveley. Upon entering our Senior year, we numbered twelve Just as ln previous years. Our class officers were: President, Don Steveleyg Vice-President, Wilma Barrett: Secretary, Carolyn Hager: Treasurer, Jenelle Stoner: Student Council, Grace Puschel and James Wells. Our class advisor for the first semester was Mr. Kenneth Crim, and the second semester Mr. Glenn Geiger was 01888 advisor. The Juniors and Seniors took their annual trip on September 25, 1950. We visited the London Prison Farm, John Bryan State Park, and Fort Ancient. This year the Juniors and Seniors together sold refreshments at the home basketball games. We presented our class play, 'Half Past Teen,' on April 15, 1951. We journeyed to Pike County State Forest on April 20th, and spent the weekend there. This trip was enjoyed by everyone. On May llth, the Juniors honored us with a reception which we appreciated very much. Our Baccalaureate Services were held on May 15th at the Buck- land Congregational Christian Church with the Rev. C. C. Ryan officiating. Our high school days were climaxed with our Commencement exercise on May 17th. The commencement address was delivered by Dr. C. E. Wintringham. Although our class is small, our few members have participated ln a wide variety of school actlvltles such as band, chorus, F.F.A., 'Pioneer' staff, baseball, and basketball. We have participated in Christmas pro- grams, band concerts, chapel programs, school carnivals and two cperettas, WThe Sunbcnnet Girl' and HTop O' The World'. Now the Class of 1951 will soon be leaving Buckland High School. Al- though gur school days are rapidly drawing to a close, we will relive them many times ln memory. The entire class will be together once more. We are looking forward to this event, our Senior trip, which will take us to Wash- lnton, D.C., New York City, and Niagara Falls. Eula Ann Deering 22 ig r WHXTEFEWCYQR 5 HPF 4 Q 5 5 Editor ----------- Asn't Editor- ---- Advertising ----- - Snapshot Staff--- Copy Editor ------ Proof Reader ---- - Typlsts- ---- ---- - Art Editor ------- Circulation Staff Business Manager- .23 s A have ---Wilma Barrett -----James Wells ---Grace Puschel Don Steveley -----Mary Howell Ted Elsass Bula Ann Doerlng ---B111 Davidson --Jenelle Stoner Carolyn Hager ---Imogene Ramga ---Jack Springer --Jenelle Stoner BACCALAUREATE BUCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL MAY 13, 1951 8:00 P. M. Processional ------ --- -----.-.-. ---- ..... ---- -Mrs. L. Chrismer Invocation -------- ---------....-. ......-..... - .... Rev, Miller MuS10 ------ - ---- -------------- ---------------.- .---- ---Chorus Scripture ----------- - --------- -------- ---- ----- ---Rev. M111er Baccalaureate Address ------- -- ---- - ----------- .-.-.. Rev, Ryan lUB1C ----------- ----------------- ------.- ---- -.....- ---Chgpug Benedlction --------- ----------------.-..... ...... -Rgv, Millgr Recessional ----------- -- -------- -- ---.. ------ COMMENCEMENT BUCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL Processional ------ - ------ Invocation -------- ---- -- Salutatory- ------ -------- Music --------------- ---- Valedictory- ----------- -- Mugi Q----. .......... --.--... Commencement Address----- Presentation of Diplomas Eighth Grade-- ------ - Seniors- ----- -- ----- - uuB1c--- ----- -- --.-- ----- Bendiction ------ - ----- -- MAY 20, 1951 e:oo P. M. -------------- -------------- -------Q-----1 -----------v-- Mr.. L. Chriemer -----------Miss Culver -------------Rev. Ryan ---------Wilma Barrett -------- ------ --Chorus - ---- --------- ----- -Bula Ann Doerlng -------------- -------------- -------------- ---.---------- -------------Q -------------- Recess1ona1---------- -------------- ------ 2h - ------ --------- Chorus C.E. Wintringham '------L- S- Schumaker ----------Sam Chrismer ----------------Chorus -----------Rev. m111er ---------Miss Culver rw We, the Senior Clase of 1951 of Buckland High School, of the village of Buckland, which ls situated on the banks of the Auglaize River, in Logan Township, of Auglaize County, which is a comparable part of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory and having a will of our own, realize that our high school days are ending and make this our last will and testament. Article I To the board of education, we wish to express our fullest appreciation for the help you have given us during our school life and for the im- provements that you have made in the school. Article II To the faculty and all other school employees, our utmost appreciation for what you have done for us and taught us. Although we haven't al- ways shewn it, we now wholeheartedly realize lt. Article III To the Junior Class, we will our ability to co-operate with each other in order to accomplish our purpose. Article IV To the Sophomore Class, we will our ability to get along well with teachers and others. Article V To the Freshmen Class, we will all of the fun and enjoyment possible for the rest of their school days. Article VI To the rest of the school, we wish the brightest future and life possible. Article VII We, as individual Seniors, will the following: Wilma Barrett, will my typing responsibilities to Dorothy Hager. Eula Ann Doerlng, will my knowledge of English grammar to the Junior boys. I. I. I, Ted Elsaes, will my straight hair to Valgene Phillips. I, Carolyn Hager, will my quietness to Jean Ann Walther. I, Mary Evelyn Howell, will my long black hair to Betty Lou Daniels. I, Grace Puschel, will my shortness to Margie Bruner. I, Imogene Ramga, will my artistic ability to Faye Dingledine. I, Jack Springer. will my ability to get to school on time land I don't mean on the school bush to Darrell Wilgus. I, Don Steveley, will my way with the girls to Bud Lambert. Jenelle Stoner, will my perfect attendance record to Dallas Fox. Jim Welle, will my ability to tell jokes and make bright remarks to Jerry Tangeman. I, Bill Davidson, will my thoughtfullness and concern for affairs to Jim Howard, and this Job to one of next year's Seniors. In Witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and aaal, this eighteenth day of May one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. I. I. THE SENIOR CLASS 25 NAME WILHA BARRETT GRACE PUSCHEL JACK SPRINGER BILL DAVIDSON JAMES WELLS IHOGENE RAMGA CAROLYN HAGER EULA ANN DOERING SENIOR NIUIKAME Barrett Puechel Tank B111 Whitey Inky Hager Doering MARY EVELYN HOWELL Mary DON STEVELEY TED ELSASS JENELLE STONER Pedro Ted Nellie FOOD Ice cream and cake Fried Chicken Cherry Pie Ice cream and pop corn Chicken and pot pie French tries and oheeeeburgere Angle food cake and ice cream Strawberry shortcake Ice cream and olives Chicken Ice cream and chicken Chili eoup and barbecue 26 .W - SONG My Heart Cries For You Amazing Grace The Thing Fiddle Faddle Tenneese Waltz Harbor Lights You're Just In Love Winter Wonderland Remember He, I'm The One Who Loves You The Thing The Thing My Heart Cries For You LUW-DUWN NOTED FOR Typing Quiet ways Sports Meanness Height Athletic ability Being with Bill Piano Playing Listening to the radio Wise cracks Singing Having a good time HANGOUT Buckland St. Marys uokland Hagers' Everywhere Buckland Any place Any place Home B ckland Everywhere Everywhere SAYING Gee Whiz! My Gosh! Holy cow! Oh You! Gads! O. K.l Good Heaven! Great Scott! Oh Yes! Oh Yeah! Zowiel Oh Fiddle! SPORT Dancing Ice skating Basketball Driving Fishing All sports Basketball Ice skating Basketball Basketball All Sports Basketball SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY After being in the Navy for five years, I was entitled to three months leave. While on my way home, I started thinking about my classmates of 1951. If I could see them again, I would be better off than running around astray. I started out from Wright Field at Dayton, Ohio, with a Bonanza plane. Because of my career, I could hire a plane for my use. I took off from the field and headed for the little town of Buckland where I had hung out for twelve years. The closest place that I could find to land around this town was a farm of Bill Davidson's. I landed in a large field and walked to the house. I was surprised to find that Carolyn Hager answered the door. After talking awhile, I found that B111 and Carolyn were married and had two nice looking children. B111 had been farming his dad's place since graduating from high school. Because of the late time that I arrived, I stayed over- night with the happy famlly. Early the next morning I headed for southeastern Ohio. While flying high over the hills, I discovered a huge building that had Jack Spr1nger's Shepherd Deisel Expermental Farm printed on lt. I landed in a large field and taxled to Jack's barn. I talked to him for over an hour and found he was in the business for himself. I left him with a hand shake and took off for Detroit. I landed at Detro1t's Municipal Airport and asked for gas. I was surprised to find Don Steveley driving a tank-truck for the government. He had been working at this business for four and one half years, and he said he may keep on driving until he I'91i11'95- I asked Don if he had heard from Ted and he told me he was stationed at San Diego, California. Since I had never been in the state of California, I left Don at his business and head- Gd west. After three days of lonesome flying, I arrived at the Navy Base where Ted Elsass was stationed. I found him cleaning the guns of his Panther Jet but he stopped to talk to me. He had been with the Navy for a year and a half and was waiting for his discharge papers. I soon took off toward home by way of Phoenix, Arizona, which I had always wanted to see. With a days rest I started on my last lap home but was rudely stopped over Indiana with motor trouble. I landed in a field just out of a small town. While walking into town I ran upon a tourist motel with a propr1etor's name of Wilma Jean Barrett. I stayed over night in one of W1lma's fine houses for a small fee. The next morning I fixed my plane's motor and took off for Indianapo- lis, Indiana. After landing, I walked through the main business district. I passed a store and saw Imogene Ramga standing in a dress shop doorway. I found that she was the owner of Imogene's Style Shop. She told me that I would find Mary Evelyn Howell and Grace Puschel up the street a few blocks running a Sweet Shop. I stopped at this swell smelling candy house and saw Grace behind the counter. She called Mary and we talked over the counter about this and that. They told me where to find Eula Ann Doering, so the next day I took off for Cleveland, Ohio. I landed in Cleveland and took a taxi to one of the high schools where I could find Eula Ann. I took Eula Ann from one of her English classes so I couldn't talk to her too long. I left and took off for Wright Field, but as I was landing I thought about one more girl in my class. It was the one who always sat in front of me in all our classes. Her name was Jenelle Stoner. My wonders about not seeing her in my travels were soon over. As I walked into the flight room, I saw a short blonde girl behind a desk and type writer. Yes, it was Jenelle. She said she had just begun this Job of stenographer and book- keeper at Wright Field. After paying her my dues and taxes I headed back to the Navy. My trip had taken all of my three month's vacation, so the Navy met me with open arms once more Jim Wells 28 X I lgxgmixs C X A, ., M-.. --n.-.. .,,,.,M 5 V jf 'f lm 13111 X lmm T S I Ln Q N ii The Senior Claes play, 'Half Past 'Teen,' was presented on April 13, 1951. The story of the play is as follows: Teen ape girls are really something, and Candy Norton, with the doubtful help of her friend, Sugar, is no exception. Ca dy is putting forth all her efforts to win the Service Club Scholar- ship. This would be a snap if it were just being the best stu- dent, but this 1sn't the case as school politics are mixed up in it in the form of Lois, who has everyone on her side. Candy's troubles are mounting by the moment and it looks like that scholarship was just a pleasant pipe dream, when, Bingo --There is a knock on the door, and in walk two characters from nOut West? Their appearance on the scene changes everything , that is, with the help of Niobe, their burro. Niobe almost causes everyone to be evicted before a little poetic Justice is handed out, and things get on an even keel again. The cast included: Candance 'Candy' Norton---sweet sixteen---Wilma Barrett uSugar' Blew ------- her best friend ---- ----Carolyn Hager Lloyd Patterson-the neighbor boy----.n.--Bill Davidson Doris Norton ------- Candy's mother----1--Jenelle Stoner Aunt Augusta Hughes-Mrs. Norton's sister--Imogene Ramga Greselda Hughes ------- her daughter -------- Grace Puschel Lois Midgely ---- pretty, but bratty ----- Eula Ann Deering David Vanvan ----- conceited and smooth ------ James Wells Miss Blackwell--an English teacher---Mary Evelvn Howell Sam Bullitt ------ ----- a prospecter ----------- Ted Elgggg Gal sworthy ----------- his podner ------------ Don Stevel ey Mr. Midgely ----- weathiest man in town ----- Jack Springer 29 ChumS Sw 4 f 1' iff' 1 f gs' 1 H- Quik! m 2vj . 5' I7 a ry If Poppers EISJSS Jqclf slum 3 ff? if F' qw '5 ul Doe 1 B 1 ll can lyn xlenellc X ' ' ' ' ':xv.i D a n J ac K Vlulna 30 WW Q 44?- QR JUDIORS 1 ,... , M.- W .A,, . ll.- .. .ei-. J UNI QE, 9 m-as-.. it Top Row: Everrett Bradford, David Lambert, Dallas Fox, Jim Morgan, Jim Howard, Jerry Tangeman. 2nd Row: Mr. Brackney, Ronnie Sprague, Bob Sunderland, Walter Spees, Valgene Phillips, Joanna Ziegenbusch, Darrell Wilgus. Seated: Betty Daniels, Norma Brookhart, Dorothy Hager, Faye Dingledine, Alice Wagner, Beverly Sawmlller. This year has been the busiest one that our class has PVP? experienced. On September 25. 1950, we went on a one day trip with the Seniors to the London Prison Farm, Ft. Ancient, and JOUR Bryan State Park. On November 5, 1950, we successfully presented the play, Wwe Shook The Family Treen. We were very nappy to receive our class rings on November 14, 1950. The Junior and Senior Banquet which was held on May 11, l9nO was worth the time and effort it took to Drepere lt. Selling re- freshments with the Seniors at the basketball games was also an important activity this year. There are eighteen students in the class, eleven boys and seven girls. The class officers were as follows: President ------------- Valgene Phillipa Vice President -------------- Jim Howard Secretary --------------- Jerry Tenseman Treasurer ---------- -vBetty Lou Dnhiels Student Council ------- --Freddie Miller David Lambert 32 efggiio M' TH E fa' Aiwa, was-M--M-e..J fm,-2 J+f,M MM! SNXXXXEQS XXX, 1 x IX rev.- -aeg Al On Lovemtlr 8, 1950, the Junior Class Presented, 'We Shook The Family Tree,' a comedy in three acts. The story of the play is as follows: When Hildegard Dolson decides she no longer wants to be a wallflower, she nearly turns the town upside down. She wins a debate with a temperance speech which leaves the false impression that her father is a drunkard. Thanks to her mother, Hildegard has a date for the dance with a boy who wears knickers. Then Father invites his boss to the house to prove that he has a sane and sensible family. Instead his boss finds the house filled with bottles, the yard crawling with worms, and a bass in the bathtub. Hildegard is blamed for everything, but in a laughter filled finish, her problems are solved. The cast included: Hildegard Dolson ------ a teenager ------ Beverly Sawmlller Bob Dolson ------ her older brother ------ Valgene Phillips Jimmy Dolson ------- her younger brother ------- Jim Howard Mrs. Dolson ---- H1ldegard's mother ---- Joanna Zlegenbusch Mr. Dolson ------ H1ldegard's father ------- Ronnie Sprague Mr. Shermer ------ Mr. Dolson's boss ------- Jerry Tangeman Mrs. Shermer ----------- his wife ------------ Alice Wagner Freddie Shermer ---- their nice little son ----- Jim Morsan Ellid May ------- Bob's heartthrob--- ---- - Faye D1us1ed1ne Jill ----- Ellie May's best friend ------ Betty Lou Daniels Paige ---- a mischlevious little girl ---- -Norma Bronkhart 33 1 l xi, 1. v 1 M f K Q A is L fw 1. 2 -, L -S' 5 Q , 13.42 I 2 xq y A 436 t .1i 1 1 your -4 C. h o wl cuff Shlflfy ' I I Pl '7 T RGMU Plunlf'FIunIf 'ff' t lov hg Fraud 545 ance Bay Bvsmcxs Blg'80y Scania 31+ , li-untill!! 1 1 1luluuul,,, , ,, -auusuww Y. HV, -i:,4 .455 Q 'Q- SOPHOIHOMS 35 N-Y W x Xirvfixl , I 1, I .4 i -V ' X' f ' 1 I 1, EI? Top Row: Donna Esmonde, Carol Wagner, Shirley Elsass, Alice Jean Sprague, Joan Zlegenbusch, Mae Sawmlller, 2nd Row: Mr. Pfleiderer, John Howell, Roland Truesdele, Jean Ann Walther, Darlene Smith, Duaine DeLong, Alice Fox. Seated: Edna Webb, Shirley Frysinger, Ronnie Whetstone, Larry Brincefield, Don Lenhart, Ronald Martin, Tom Morgan. We began our Sophomore year with nineteen students, but early in the year Marie Greber moved to Spencerville leaving eighteen. We sponsored a box supper this year which was a great suc- cess. The officers for the year were as follows: President -------- Alice Jean Sprague Vice-President ----- Ronnie Whetstone Secretary ------------- Darlene Smith Treasurer ---------- Roland Truesdale Student Council ----------- Edna Webb Tom Morgan 36 eg! Q 'Q 5165 5 if 2,5 Z - 097 ,., GLL5 fi ECONOM fC?- --,,,.--- ' ' fHfSHmfn ff l . -,W ,,, , ..-, ,-,--,, .lv ...1-,w..--.- e -We ---7 df? E S H M E N Top Row: Billy Sawmlller, Betty Tangeman, Arlene Kartin, Mary Lou Doering, Ronnie Richardson, Donna Mercer. 2nd how: Mr. Leatherman, Audrey Fox, Rita Place, Bob O'Nea1, Glenn Krites, Emma Lauth, Roger Place, Seated: Dondie Whetstone, Margie Bruner, olen Fuerst, Jim Springer, Bill Lambert, Charles Sunderland. We started this year with seventeen pupils, but in NOV8mbvF Emma Lauth moved here from Noble Township making a total of eight- een ln the class. The Seniors initiated us in September. We found that it wasn't as bad as we had expected. We sold programs at the basketball games to raise money fd? our Senior year. On January 17, 1951, we had a class party which was enjoyed by everyone. We elected the following as class officers for the year: President ----------- olenn Krltes Vice-President ------ Jim Springer Secretary ----------- Donna Mercer Treasurer ------ ------- Rita Place Student Council ------ olen Fuerst Mary Lou Doering l 38 I' X4 W W BU ,jf F QQ UDDfRClfISSlHfll 4' , , -, ,-.,.. , l Wwe- l ,Wu 4 M,-1.4.7 1' 1 I DHT 3 T n'l 2 4 Top Row: Homer Sprague, Franklin Place, Bob Ramga, Barbara Tester, Charlene Llshness, Sharon Wagner, Wauneta Sunderland. 2nd Row: Mies Biesecker, Don Whetetone, Lewis Brincefield, Sam Howell, Dean Frysinyer, Wilbur Esmonde, Bill Sidey Seated: Alice Ramga, Laureda Ewing, Jacouellne Trueedale, Roxanna Howard, Hannah Holtzapple, Edward Daniels The eighth grade consists of twenty members, eleven boys and nine girls. . Several of the boys played on the Junior high 8 b8SkGtbal1 team, and other activities such members of the class participated in other school as band and chorus. We organized our class and chose the following officers: President ----------------- Homer Sprague Vice-President ----- Jacoueline Truesdale Secretary-Treasurer ------- Sharon Wagner News Reporter ---------- Roger Shoffetall Student Council -------- Donald Whetetone 14.0 5,5315 ,NIH wyxmlv Us M Top how: Ronnie Place, Sharon Elsass, Jimmy Whetstone, Velma Aartin, betty Jo Truesdale, Hay Sidey, Vernon Richard- son. 2nd Row: Mr. Geiger, Don Hager, Mary Alice Springer, Carol Sue Sprague, Betty Keyeor, Sue Kramer, Richard broreln, John Eisley. Seated: Fredrlckn Sldey, Mary Lou btoner, Nila Howell, William Horn, Ted Sprague, Donald Brookhart, Tom Davidson. The seventh grade began this school year with twenty-two mem- bers. Later dtephen Herron and Jim Webb left ua to attend other schools leaving a total of twenty in the class. We participated in the various school activities such as band and chorus, and several boys played on the Junior high bas- ketball team. During the year we enjoyed several parties including A Hal- loween Party and a potluck supper. We organized a club and elected the following officers: President ------------ ----- Tom Davidson Vice-President ----- Mary Alice Springer secretary---Q ------------ Carol Sprague Treasurer --------------- -Velma Martin News Reporter ---------- Betty Truesdale Student Council ------------ Nila Howell Al K3 CW C' W 1 gf ,NQ FIV TH-SIXTHQ D ss J we V 1 Top how: Darlene Garmenn, Joan Bruner, Linda Deering, Goldie mae x Daniels, Jerry Llshness, Vivian Wagner, Nancy Stoner. Mrs. nstill, Tom White, James Lauth, Joe Fuerst, Robert Deering, Joann Kentner, Linda Ramsey, David Fox, Mary Jean Hines. Mary Ann McClintock, Patty Bowersock, Diana Carmean, Christine Ramga, Jackie Brincefield, 'ouard Debell, Paul Chrlsmer, Csrolynn Ramga. Roger Sunderland, Jimmy Sawmiller, Eileen Keyser, Kay Doering, Marlene Ramga, Sharon Wilges, Bobby hostorfer, Roger Hines. '3rd How: 2nd Row: Seated: At the onening of the school year, there were thirty-three pupils in the fifth and sixth grades. Early in the year Linde and bob Deering were welcomed as new pupils. barbara Greber moved away in November and James Leuth enrolled in December, making a total of thirty-five in the two classes. The students took part in the Christmas operetta, N5anta'B Alrllnegu the Farmers' Institute: and n chapel program. We celebrated several birthdays and had parties for Hallow- een, Christmas, and Va1ent1ne's Day. Officers elected by the pupils were as follows: President --------- ---Paul Chrlsmer Vice-President ----- Mary Jean Hines Secretary ----- ------ Goldie Daniels Treasurer ------------ Eileen Keysor A2 THIRD-FOURTH I . , - 1 9 1 1 E f'5QC'5rf?s,np.C5 Top Roy: 'Kenneth Trabert, Elmer Wagner, Charles McPheron, Ronald Lauth, Jimmy Johns, Larry Whetstone, Chester Barrett, Garry Holtzapole, Patty Rostorfer, Elaine Cook, Sunda Tangeman. 3,5 Row: Miss Polk, Paul Gray, Steven McClintock, Donnie Zlegenbusch, Vernon Bowersock, Ruth Kentner, Ned Doering, Jim Sidey, Richard Teeters, Jane Kentner. 2nd Row: Marilyn Deoell, Linda Place, Nancy White, Marilyn Doerlng, Glen Hines, Carl Ramga, Donna Keysor Sharon Dehell, William Kill. Seated: Marilyn Place, Gerftrude Wagner, R5-Ch81 d ZiPE!9nbUBC1'1, Gale Fry, David Burris, David Brlncfleld, Carol Sunderland, Richard Moore, Penny Fry. In the fall of 1950 twenty-three boys and sixteen girls came back to school after thP98 months of fun and frolio. We were sorry not to see the faces of Dickie Carder, Tommy Sprinfer Melanie Werner, Jerry and Robert Parlette. These children were enrolled in other schools. After six weeks of school, we were sorry to lose Mary and Billy WGDD. They were sent to Nbvlton. Bobby Cunningham later moved to Fremont. Later in the year we were happy to have Ronald Lauth, Kenneth Trabert and Bernard Per- ry enter our group, thus making a total of thirty-nine in the third and fourth grades, the same as at the beginning of the term A Holloween party, a Christmas were held during the year. Some of their birthdays at school too. Our room participated in the A1rl1ne,u and 'Tom Thumb's Wedding Farmers' Institute on February 7th. party, and a Valentine party the boys and girls celebrated Christmas operetta, 'Santa' which was presented at the A3 i i , .s .. , ,.M S , ' H, ,, ,, -M-.Li TI-'IH ST-SEEUNDT Top How: Misa Culver, Judy Dearing, Bobby Whetstone, David Briggs, Ray Barber, Charles Ramga, Raymond Kill, Tommy Tangeman , Judy Sunderland. 5rd Row: Kay Daniels, Terry Tangeman, Maxine Kramer, Neal Brlnce field, Jean Ann Lauth, Billy Myers, Linda Jean Smith, Paulln e Wagn er. ,2nd Row: Shirley Doering, Bonnie Hoatorfer, James Geiger, Lewis Cook, Linda Lou Minkner, Phil Gibson, Larry Cook, Jimmy Debell, Teddy Keyeor, Karen Kay Trabert. Bruce Eisley, Tommy Sprague, Lnrry Johns, Billy Baker Bobby Howell, Bert Sldey, Gale John, Richard Miller. Seated: The beginning of the 1950-51 school term, there were fifteen first graders and eighteen second graders. Since then Jon Schnell withdrew to Wapakoneta school, and Karen Kay Trabert en- rolled from Shawnee in the first grade, making our number the same as at the beginning of the term. Jenn Ann Lauth from Noble Township became a member of our second grade class, making our total nineteen at the end of the school term. During the past year we participated in the grade operetta, WSanta's Airlinel' NTom Thumbs' Wedd1ng,H which we presented for the.Farmere' Institute, and one Chapel program. We had parties on Hollcween, Christmas, Valentines Day, and Easter. Some of the boys and girls celebrated their birthdays at school too. hh 7 X556 g1HLfTlCS l+5 Vers :fy Squad X Q , , .2 V g ' v 5 F , , A ,, 3 A - rn K ,g ,,,, , Standing! Iir. Geiger, Coach, David Lambert, Jack' Co'-ing-e , Jim Morgan, Don Steveley, Donnie Lenhart, Ronnie 'Martin Manager. Seated: Ronnie Whetstone, Walther Spees, Bob Sunderland Ronnie Sprague, Glen Furest. VAFSI TY SCWEED BUCKLAND OPPENENTS Q1 St. Gerard 47 158 New Bremen 48 56 Botkins 66 39 Cridersville 75 59 New Knoxville '77 258 Neptune 47 42 Minster' 81 50 'Haynesfleld '76 59 Hendon 64 52 York 43 41 Cridersville 61 47 Mendon '78 Z55 New Bremen 9? 61 Alumni 625 55 Waynesfield 67 62 Ft. Loramie 64 45 New Knoxville '72 62 Ridge 55 54 New Bremen 68 46 Varsity Cheerleaders in 'ici 1 I , g 4 N 2 Faye Dinpledine, mary Leu Deering, Dorothy Hnfer Everyone has been very proud of our varsity cheerleaders thls year. They always kept the crowd cheering no matter how the scoreboard read. Cheerleaders, you are to be congratulat- ed on the fine Job you did this year. Bob Sunderland ------ Our first string center and a very scrappy and capable one at that. Ronnie Sprague------A Jumping artlstzmd rebound expert. Don eteveley-- ----- -A good forward who surprised everyone with his playing ability. Jim Morgan----------A very good shot and our high point man David Lambert--- Ronnie Whetstone Jack Spr1nger--- Donnie Lenhart-- Wnlter Spees ---- Glen Fuerst ----- for this season. ----A very fast guard who always did his share of scoring. A fine player who always came through with a bucket when it was needed. A Senior forward who always gave his best and held his own. A very fast guard who has improved greatly from last year. A tall fellow who was always good for more than his share of the rebounds. A tell Freshman who should see a lot of Varsity action before he graduates. L7 fmsf S 2,8 Reserve Squad , !i' m5S'50nnmm x 5 fi . ,.A,.,.-0. 3.7345 f Standing: Hr. Geiver, Vw PL, 1 TTY Brlncefleld, Jim Soringer E111 Lambert, Jim Hnwnrd Charles Sunderland, Donnie Whetntone. Seated: Glen Furest, Tom Horynn, Ronald Truesdale, E111 Saw- mlller, Ronnie Richardson, Dunne DeLong, Hofer Place RLSEHVB SCPHES EUCKLAND OP?0N1NTS 41 St. Serv-rd C55 29 NPW Bremen Q6 36 Botklns Q5 Q? Cr1dersv171e SO 68 New Knoxvi1We 45 29 Nentune 45 51 Minster' Q8 38 Waynesfield 36 45 Cridersville 51 57 Hendon 54 57 New Bremen Li? 45 Wayneefield 50 51 Ft. Loramle ?9 4? New Knoxville 44 4? Ridge 41 A9 C erLeaJers Jenn ANN Walther, Imogene RQmpH, Nwrwn Rufh BrJokhwrf The PECHTVB cheer1QaaerS' job was a Littlr easier Thpn thaf of the varsity since the reserves bud a rergrm of which fhwy cwuld be proud. These ohverleaders, wha hnvn all had prcvivue Hxforlence, are to be commended for their excellent job during the ywpr. JK High 47 J. bvf' Chee rleadc ns ? r , rf! M15 5 r 5 A2109 Hangs, Velmr Martin, nary Alice gppinggp Thv junior high cheerleriers did very well this year. These girls proved thvt they hwvv cheprleudlnf ability and we are look- ing fcrwnr6 to sseing them in future years doing the same fine job fur the vvrslty. SU JUNIOR HIGH i z 55 115' l a-can 'NBL f'f fff ': '- ' Stpndinyz kr. Geiger, Lewis Brlncefield, Wilbur Esmonde, Dean Frysinger, Don Whetst-np, Don Steveley, Student Conch. Septedg Eddie Daniels, Ted Snvpgue, Homer Sprnruv, Frpnklln Plpco, Bob Raman, John Eleley, ' 1 The junior high had a very sucvessful sPQson'fnd PPP lcok ing forward to P frr bettpr sfpscn nvrt yepr. 51 T En? W Q ., K. E fi , 24 '2. 155,555 F-ILL TEHM Standing: Mr. Geiger, Duaine DeLong, Ronald Truesdale,Bob O'Nea1 Glenn Krites, Roger Place, Ronnie Richardson, B1llSaw- Nlller, Ronnie Martin, Manager. Seated: Tom Morgan, B111 Lambert, Larry Brincefield, Walther Spees, Ronnie Sprague, Don Steveley, Jim Morgan, David Lambert, Jack Springer, Ronnie Whetstone, Donnie Len- hart. 53 .1 my Q 15 E 1 March Prlcllit wolf CQQCCSU T he Golfer: gut, EMD! 1 , L I E 'S 5 haermys 't 54+ ,E 4.3 HCTIVITIQ5 55 CFVLENDFIF? SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 5 School began 5 New Knoxville game, here 8 Recreation Meeting 7 Farmers' Institute 14 Mendon baseball game, there 8 Farmers' Institute 15 Band Went to Bluflle-Ada 9 Ridge game, there football B9-me 20 Tournament 15 Workday at the 22 Tournament recreational field 23 Box Supper 22 New Knoxville base- 24 Tournament ball game, there 26 Wilma Barrett's birthday 23 Junior and Senior trip 27 Cridersville baseball MARCH game, here 9 Teen Club Spring Dance 28 Senior pictures were taken 12 Athletic Banquet 26 Roller Skating Party OCTOBER 31 Farm Bureau Youth Meeting 5 Cridersville baseball game, there APRIL Band went to Corn Festival 5 Band Concert at Piqua 6 Donkey Basketball game Ted Elsass's birthday 9 Carolyn Hager'e birthday 13 Recreation Dance ll Bill Dav1dson's birthday 20 Community Night Don sueve1ey's birthday 27 Band went to Halloween 15 Senior Clase Play Festival at Wapakoneta 18 F.F.A. Banquet 20 Senior Weekend trip NOVEMBER 25 Return from trip 2 St. Gerard game, here 27 Operetta 5 Teacher'e Meeting 8 Junior Class Play MAY Eula Ann Doer1ng's 4 County Music Festival birthday ll Band went to Lima 9 Jenelle Stoner's birthday Junior and Senior Prom 10 New Bremen game, here 12 Mary Howe11's birthday 17 Botkine game, here 13 Baccalaureate 22 Cridersville game, there 17 Commencement 29 New Knoxville game, there 18 Last day of school 19-28 Senior Trip DECEMBER 5 James Wells'e birthday JUNE 6 Grace Puschel's birthday 4 Mr. Ge1ger's birthday 8 Neptune game, here 15 Minster game, there JULY 20 Christmas Program 5 Imogene Ramga'e birthday 22 Waynesfleld game, there 28 Blind tournament AUGUST 29 at Mendon 25 Jack Spr1nger'e birthday JANUARY 5 Cridersville game, here 9 Mendon game, there 12 New Bremen game, there 19 Alumni game 26 Waynesfield game, here 50 Ft. Laramie game, here 56 A ,..-,....-.....- .. M... . ,- K -nw ,,-'M X fewiiw ff Wiz? 1, 2 XENA Top How: Seated: The yi, '-+-' F7 ...Jr--Wx Grsce Puecnel, Nils nowell, Edna Tebb, Glen Fuerst, Jack Springer, David Lambert. Donnie Whetstone, James Wells, Jim Morgan, Mary Loc Doering, Tom Morgan. Student Council consists of representatives from the upper six grades in school. The purpose of the council is to give the The planning The students a voice in the governing of the school. Athletic and Chapel committees work with the council in the yesr's extra curricular activities. officers for the year were as follows: President -------- --Jim Morgan Secretary ---- Mary Lou Doering Bayliff --------- Jack Springer 57 QNE,ERf5ff7ljb Liif,K iji3:ffT N , X 3 ,0- . 'IWW-Aa . ' ,ga :aww - H AW .,..,g:,iL14w weiiiggwiggwiwewwveee ' ee Qu , . -.11 .--5, . f 'Ek Z' ,J1?5g1mw:Au,WM M epmgxwdmmxm ThrcA5hont the school yewr the Pioneer Steff has wuh'1sked the UPloneerH monthly in an effort to keep fre community in con tact with the school end its vprings activities. A'tpe1 1 trek has not been en eeev one, the members of the staff Ti 1 tret their project has been very worthwhile. The members of the stef? were es Editor- ------ ----V---------'----- follower ----Eule Ann Doering Aesiftent idltors-- ---------- - ----- Retty Lou Denlels Norma Ruth Brooxhart Art Editors ---- - ----..--.----------. ---Imogene hnmge Proofrender- -..---------- ---Q-- ---Alice Jean Sprague Slrealetlon UPnager---------------- Assistant Circulation Xeneger--- k1meogrnohers----- ----- --------- ieoortere--- -------------- W ---- - Typlsts -------Q------- -- ---- ---- 58 Beverly Sewmiller --Joanna liegenbusch -----------Jim Wells Feye Dlngledlne --W-------Tom Aorggn Kee Enwmlller Duaine Delong Jean Ann Welther Xargle Bruner Very Lou Doerlng Glen Fuerst Don Lenhart Arlene martin -------Wilma Barrett Dorothy Heper Jenelle Stoner A f . . ' .HS BF? ' fi f , 'NN. Tx 1- , i 1 1 ,nic srhorl y.fv Thr F nc, which vp- unnwr -1 - 5Pitnf Er:wov9?7: of lv. Lestfv Rzlth, cfnsiatvi of fzrty-v1'pt vemb vs fwfr Thr uq ff 51? rrpfor, W1 plpyed FT senrfrl YVGWTS ineiuiinp bnli gvmfs, Luv cuwity PPE sfhff fvira, thr Favfprc' Inst1Tute, and the County Mnsic Ffwttvvl. The mmst owfstsndivz evvnt of tae FEP? for tae Dewi w-5 fur Spring 'Hwcvrt which we zrcfewtfi Cn Y'm' , 1951. Thr Fund O?f10Prs fOr thp ywst yPwr WPFP: 2r+sinen1---- -----,- ---.------ malmg kvrvett Vice-Prwlidpnt ---- - -------------- Ted ilsnss 5ecretpry------- ------ ---- ---- Dorothy Hager St.' nt Dlrevtnr ---- ----- ----- E111 Davidson Qgiiiygig-hili Dsvldson, iVEP1g Snwriller, betty Tengpman, Jim Syrlnger, Jim Howard, UoPy'A11ce Springer, Arlpne Nprtln, Jncfwvline 'ruPFdf19, Glpn Pueret. HITS QLi1lXg2-Alice inwyf. :gQ4?i:Q-Fwyw Dlwwloninr, Jim '0Wfan, Jenn AnQ nQ1thPrs, htlvni Truverwla, iorvr Ylnce, V92 in ' lller. LQQQHLQQQQ-Vhrylp Bruner, Ravenna Hvvwrc, Alice Fox, natty Dfnlels, Rite ilfco, Dorothy Hvver. giigllggg-Vwlrenv Pt11'1ps, Jwhn hisely, Don Stpveley. LQQHQ-Danna Mvrcer, Allrp Jenn Spracua, Shvrcn EIFPCS, Suv Krnmwr. Q33LgJNEQ-Jerry Tnnpemen, Tcwry Dpvldson. gfii-Q-Jock Suringer, Donnlw Whvtstone, Ted Elers: QLELS-Rule Ann Doerlng, Wilma ivrrptt QQQ-Q-Joanne Ziegsnbusch, Imozpna Ramga, Tom Lorgsn. gigg Qglg-Glenw Frites. QXLQQLQ-Audrey Fox. Qgii gg5igH5-Cvrnlvn Hwfer, Jsnwlle Stoner. QLQL EEVCA-GIPH FuersT. QQQLQ LQQL L3ISR-Norma Ruth hroonhnrt. QgQQigjfgj-VFry Low Toprlng, Rita flare, Linip Flnve, Lnrllyn Doefing DTmECTQf -Hr. Lvster Smith 'sv SI-INIUR CHORUS 'F fp.-, .-, 4, V, ,efli ,UWB 5eQ'Fl .-'X 1,4- 0-,, f.' f 7 X31 9' f ' x : Wlfmw Hwrrftt, milf Ann Divrlng, Uvry 5Pv7VC Env 13, YArg1v Frwnfv, 5fiTy Duwiels, TPr0!yn hugar, 1 myvnx Rfvvn. ' XF. Smith, ROgQr P?vcP, Tfd EISQPP, Jiw ,rr1nvfr, G':r ?wfrst, Chvrlws Slnxwrlwni, Rwbvrt C'TGa1. lifw V '+wr, Jvnwlle itonvr, Azirey Fei, Mary Lvw K f Liv, Wwvfvly snwmlllvv, Grocv fwsrhel, DGRGG Uwrvcr Th? Sfnlur Shfrqs whlvh stasis an ff Tres Pnd Sovluvv was rnfher smell this yfur hewwwrb ' ranpexvni mwiw it 1vwOSS1b?v YG? mony Sfuianfe ti Undfr tn? cvpuble dlreciifn Cf hr. Smith, thv vide vvrlwty 0? music and mpdv spvrral Ppxnrrhn outstanding of thvse were the opereftn, Hfop 5' Tk YP: presented April 27, 1901, vni the CnunTy 'wfin was held Kay 4, 1951. The officers fc? the yvwr were: PresiiFnt-- ----------- Wllmpbarrett Vice-Presliwnt----betty Lou Daniels Secrvtpry -------- -Beverly Snwmillpr Librprlpn ------- - ----- Imogene Fsmga Pianist-- ---- ----- -hula Ann Dosrinc ow ,M rp-+5v-f r , 'Wnr, ' , . an sckeiwlv pr- Yxf' ' A -0 m?:: s Q ,mx-A1-. ,., . ,. ,- ,-M. 'fm 'e-5+ F A?Wi,H whisk A K., P-ip? v---------- 4 JL!NIUi ? Cl-IURU H K - I 3 'AH t Q Uws M, 'il Y O6 Top Ecw: Roxanne Hownrd, Carol Sue Sprague, Mary Alice Springer Jacqueline Truesdale, Alice Ramen, Betty Reyeor Nsuneta Sunderland, Enrbara Tester, Charlene Linnness Richard Brorein. End Row: Mr. Smith, Lewis Erincefield, Don Wnetetone, William Horn, Don Brookhert, Ton Davidson, Fredrickn Sidey Kary Lou Stoner, Nlln Howell,Hanneh Holtzapole. Seated: Lcureda Ewing, Sharon Please, Bob Range, Sue Kremer John Eisley, Jimmy Whetetone, Wilma Martin, Betty Jo Truesdale, Vernon Richardson, Ray Sidey. The Junior Chorus consists of students from the seventh and eighth Wea so ecnool grades. The purpose of the chorus is to prepare our voi- that we can sing in the Senior Cirrus upon entering ?d,r Under the direction of Mr. Lester Smith, we hnve sane e variety of music this year. We sang several numbers at the Fann- ers' Institute and pertlcioated in the operetta, NToo C' The World,n t C4 r f?f'ferr for the year were: President- --------- -Roxanne Howard Vice-President ----- ----Alice Rampa Secretary -------- Donnie Wnetstsne Librarian ------ Vary Alice Sprinrer ol ,wwncvv1wPrYwrfv1T1mfWeFfrvrrTW1rrwN'rTyHf-7 ,,xx ,qt e f fu IFA W fit y WU . gui 0 4 ' ' ,ILWX-, Ale. A A X A .-..1,,-,fx lk .Ix..k.L.'x,k P+,,.'xA X A px ,!kh.jxJLJ-A 'f' t X , , , , , 1 I W f X 4 flxl 5 Top how: Roger Place, David Lambert, Jin Howard, Charles Sunderland, Donnie Whetstone, Duaine DeLong, John howell. 2nd How: Nr. Pflelderer, Everreft Bradford, Jim Springer Glen Furest, Ronnie Sprague, Bob Sunderland, Ronnie Whet- stone. Seated: Dallas Fox, Donnie Lenhart, Valgene Phillips, Jack Springer, Jerry Tangeman, sill Davidson. The F.F'.A. of 1950 -51 has been quite a busy up and 001359155 organization. The chapter consisted of five green hands, six- teen high school chapter farmers, and six graduate chapter farm- ers, twenty-seven Buckland Future Farmers in all. The major officers of the year were: Pres1dent,JacK Springer: Vice-President, Valgene Fhilllpsg Secretary, Don Len- hart, Treasurer, Jerry Tangemang Reporter, B111 Davidson, Student Advisor, Dallas Fox, Historian, Everett Bradford, Sentinel, Ron- nie Sprayueg and advisor, Mr. Dale Tlppett, who replsced Mr. Donald Pflelderer the second semester. Activities of the chapter were numerous and various. Boys went to the State Convention in Columbus and Jack Sprlnser'JDUP- neyed to Kansas City for the National Convention. We had several movies and speakers such as a stete patrolman and the game warden at meetings. Initiation was practiced as usual. Several boys attended F.F.A. camp at Camp Muskingum. We visited Pillsbury Mills, and the Marsh Foundation, and took various other field trips. A display at the Farmera'Inst1tute was erected by the F.F.A. We also participated in the Parliamentary Procedure Con- test. Our annual Parent and Son Esnquet was a great success. Another event, which was enjoyed by all, was a Donkey basketball game which was held on April 6, 1951. 62 HUMESECUNUMICS Top Row: Grace Pusohel, fJoan Ziegenbusch, Mary Lou Doering, Donna Mercer, Arlene Martin, Betty Tangeman. 2nd Row: Miss Blesecker, Rita Place, Donna Esmonde, Audrey Fox, Carol Wagner, Norma Ruth Brookhart, Dorothy Hager. Seated: Shirley Frysinger, Alice Fox, Betty Lou Daniels, Mary Evelyn Howell, Emma Lauth, Carolyn Hager. This year there were two home economics classes, a Junior class which consisted of twelve Freshmen and Sophomore girls, and a senior class which consisted of six Junior and Senior girls. In Junior home economics we had book work three days each week and the other two days we cooked in the cafeteria. We learned to prepare many delicious foods. At the Farmers' Insti- tute we displayed pies, cakes, cookies, and other foods we had prepared. Senior home economics was a course in advanced sewing. Dur- ing the year we made aprons, taffeta or wool dresses, corduroy Jackets, and several other things. We also learned how to use the attachments for the sewing machine including the new button- holer. We are all very grateful to Miss Blesecker, for teaching us how to do so many things. We are sure the knowledge we have ac- quired will be very useful to us. 63 . 5' P' ou., Hegre Just Ball ' I' ,i thu V f ., f 3 ' f ,., W .-'31 Drvvfy Freshmen 15,914 WFP! , 9 ' I ovfcltl 6 Garlg Hate' Nature Boy 61' sun: U-vhuvs dunlfcrs H auth: ful Ioafnn n Pre, VZSSIVC Q . Cv reenres V 3.9 lf' .1 :':j.wzA-2232 ta' ' , , I i f x, 5' V Pre U3 Bay.: Cvfves HacKs 65 V Cv one TEEN LUB L tif Brellf- .sb , V' C h aperoneS Crowd St- Fa CS F fl ends New Years HooF'iC ...NS :'i viii A... 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Chevrolet 8: Oldsmobile Sales 8a Service Genuine Parts 8: Accessories Phone 2-8471 Wapakoneta, Ohio Henw's Service Station Gas, Oil 8: Tire Repair Buckland, Ohio Willis Bradtord 8. Son Breeders of Spotted Poland China Hogs Easy Feeding Type Phone: Buckland 2103 Wapakoneta, Ohio R. R. No. 3 Q Compliments of a I Friendly Firm I C. B. Miller and Son ' Spencerville, Ohio l I I I lesler F. Plikerd I Electrical Appliances I I Spencervillc, Ohio I I Compliments 0 f I The Gordon, Hauss Folk Co. St. Marys, Ohio I l. E. Brandt and Sons, Inc. Your Friendly Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Since 1924 Wapakoneta, Ohio W-apak Farmers Grain Company International Tractors 8: Farm Machinery Feed - Grain - Coal - Fertilizer and Seed Wapakoneta, Ohio l. G. Ballour Company Attleboro, Massachusetts Class Rlings. 1Pins, Diplomas Commencement Invitations Represented by H. RAYMOND RALEIGH P. O. Box 5 Marion, Ohio Sl. Marys Nursing Home State License 8: Registered Nurse Supervision Home for Aged Sz Chronically Ill Call 5274 418 West jackson St. St. Marys, Ohio Howell Electric Complete Line of Wiring and Appliances St. Marys Electric Service Co 138 West Spring Street St. Marys, Ohio Stuckley's Children Shop Childrens IW ear Wapakoneta, Ohio O. K. Garage Service on All Cars Good Used Cars For Sale james Ewing, Owner Phone 85 B- I Buckland, Ohio Compliments of The Home Banking Co. 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Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio DAVIS Decorating Service Pittsburgh Paint - Custom Drapes Blinds - Carpet - Linoleum Window Shades - Venetian Laying and Repair l07 E. Auglaize St. Phone S661 McCray Garage Sales - Oldsmobile - Service Seiberling Tires Delco Batteries Phone 3812 207 So. Broadway Spencerville, Ohio I' I Co mfrlimenlr of Hume Farm Store, Inc. ,mis Chalmers Hume Equity Exchange I And Hume, Ohio Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Grain - Feed - Coal - Fencing Steel Buildings Buckland 98B-4 Buckland 98Bl I Lima 97137 Lima 74338 Robert J. Burke Comfzlimentx of AMERICAN FARMERS MUTUAL 'NSURANCE CO- Superior Coach Sales Co. Complete Insurance Service Automobile - General Casualty Superior Fire K Allied Lines School Bus Distributor R. R. No. 5 Findlay, Ohio Wapakoneta, Ohio Box 296 Phone: Buckland 1702 ... ....- ...I Rl Barnhart Firestone Store 120 West Spring Street St. Marys, Ohio For Better Used Cars -- See - Collins We Buy, Sell or Trade Collins Garage Ford Sales and Service Wapakoneta, Ohio Best Wishes Fryer's Rexall Pharmacy Spencerville, Ohio For Insurance See Homer D. Morgan FIRE 8: CASUALTY Phone 63R Buckland, Ohio Compliments of leader Printing Co. St. Marys, Ohio Brulin 8. Company, Inc. Manufacturers of Floor Treatments Cleaners. Disinfectants, and Insecticides 2959-45 Columbia Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana Phone: Wabash 532 I George Harris 81 Son Garage You Break It, ll7e Make It Phone: 82 Buckland, Ohio 82 YI. I Compliments of Compliment.: of Piel Bros. Clothing Co. Dr. Riley Hardacre Dependable Wapakoneta, Ohio Clothing - Furnishings - Hats Wapakoneta, Ohio Save Your Money 351 or More Opens Your Account The City Loan and Savings Co. Savings Building, Wzlpakcmneta, Ohio Savings Building, Lima, Ohio Compliments of Lending Photographers in the Midwest Lusk 81 Shaw . H. A. Powell Studios Attorneys Photography at its best WaPak0nefH, Ohio Michigan 84 Ohio B3 The Spencerville Farmers Union Co. Flour, Feed, Coal And Suppl ies Phone 150 Spencerville, Ohio Compliments of Wurst Jewelry 126 South Broadway Spencerville, Ohio D. Frosl 8. Company Roofing - Siding Contractors 208 Broadway St. Phone 6171 Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of Dr. G. F. Gurley Wapakoneta, Ohio Auglaize County Farm Bureau Co-operative Ass'n., Inc. 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International Harvester Machines 8: Parts Coal 8: Trucking Spencervillc, Ohio V. S. Pfenning Jeweler 8: Optometrist Diamonds, IVatches 8: jewelry 215 East Spring Street St. Marys, Ohio Compliments of Your DeKalb Quality Hybrid Seed Corn - And - Red Comet Automatic Fire Extinguishers Dealer Glen Lishncss Wapakoneta, Ohio, R. R. 5 Buckland Phone: 2115 Couzpliments of Siferd 81 Brookharl' Wapakoneta, Ohio Decker's Dairy Bar Milla Shakes 8: Sandwiches Cridersville, Ohio Compliments 0 f St. Marys Packing Co. St. Marys, Ohio Don Blank Wapakoneta, Ohio lM............ Chrismer's General Store Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Rubber Footwear Work Clothing Rugs Phone 12 Buckland, Ohio Compliments of Morris 5 - 10 - S1 Slore St. Marys, Ohio Martins Music Supplies Phone 4125 St. Marys, Ohio Compliments of Kossuth Feed Mill Kossuth, Ohio Detjen Store Semi-Self Service Market Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods Notions Moulton, Ohio Fantz and Son Lumber Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio, Route -i 6 Miles North on 198 Johnson Paints Dry Finished Lumber Hardwood Lumber - Custom Sawing Complete Millworking Shop Storm Doors - Storm Windows IV e Deliver Phone Buckland 18R1 i '-'- I Sell Tractor Sales Ford-Dearborn Equipment New Holland Ballers Forage Harvesters Phone: 2-8181 Wapakoneta, Ohio Don't Say Root Beer Say Dads THE DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLING CO. Wapakoneta, Ohio Always a Good Show at the St. Marys Theater St. Marys, Ohio Sound Systems ll7ire and Tape Recording Equipment C. F. Walther Rr. 4 Wapakoneta Buckland Phone 0603 McClintock's White Villa Market 302 East Auglaize Street Phone: 2-8221 Wapakoneta, Ohio W. E. Steveley Buckland, Ohio All Sizes of Crushed Stone For Road and Drives Washed Sand and Agriculture Lime Delivered and Spread Phone 20 Say It With Flowers Covlgratulations to Class of Sl Lawler's Greenhouses Phone: 3149 405 East Spring Street St. Marys, Ohio Compliments of Reichelderfer 8. 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