Converse Jackson High School - Borderlite Yearbook (Converse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

fx I DEDICATION the year of our Lord, Ninet en Hundred and Fifty One, we, the Seniors, dedicate and friends who have made oossible our twelve years of education In e our annual, The Borderlite, to our parents OTH' U 4' Jnmqy Au Q 1 OHS ffiijn. .',Ll .p ffm f.:jif?rh swf 11,7 if 3 thc C 'T xrzigj. 'he -'I-3'.'.'t1g d0'.'ffi'j' of fur' f-Nasir' UE' -, 'fi'1o 4' our racy: Q ji'G. Thi., hoo'-1 ' .'.' ill be of 01110 ' rwr-ed ju0sresf'ifW'1:5 in yerar-5' to Come .Ve 11, 'Yank the aiif.ffr'tiSP:'f' fend -'x,scLLb, M 'wg hive ...Je 132.1 ffrfvf- Mt 5, -i5l9. 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Drwer Einmosue FFICULTY Helen Vlenlell Menon Ham Hon Caroyn Reynolds PS 0 Uvmc Ee PH- Engluslwalubray 8 P Q Black Qg'L'ChemCS+1 Bdrbqraguu English 7 aiu Q . x Y aes ' 4 . fvf r La 'n le YI H 0 err? - i 0 fence rl G - 0 H ' ' J v ' z .',,g. - - , Cemmercq- ' ' ' . if S TH FF Edrlor' , . , A T0m'Rearson assi Edifor 'D VI ggqrf S F425 EAA-Orme R Ph + greg-By ev ' V ,431 9 Circulqhon Harold Bc Kon Thad VI lk' F' lOdcn JR Ho son PORCU PIN E fff7 Tom Qearson I. Base ba N 2' 2.Trock 1 - 5.-bQ5Cbq H q.Secre+orq 5.ClQss Phu, 6. povrcup ne S+ 1 Ffmvaf S'+a?sL -4 5-4 5-4 -'I '-I 4 4 4... - ..,-... , , 5. :,.,a . -4, . - h ', ,V 5, Ai., . r. . , ,wr . ,Q-. U-ii ff-aw'-,' , .mf -yrs fi' ' x' flfi' A' a. ,-3.-, 1, , , ,. Q , -3.3 J. ., N N 1. :. X I ' W Harold 'Berglan LTreasorer 1 5. s e 0' 3- Laqik b n 5 4. Vuce ?9res1den-l- 4 ,ji 9 n nu q 1 4 'Don NQ8g0l'+ L Treasu rev- 1- 5- 'I 1. Bqskef bali 9' 5' 4 5' Qqsecqll 1-'Pl .T 2 Hrvirfua 'Sinn' 4 ll Leon Olfrfger Phqllgg Sowqgh 1. 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' 1, gil. ii? awgfg N . wif Jim Lqhmore vi Qrmuol S+o1ff sum-ne Ewa Pad oder, LBQYSCQ 1, p.S+UAen+ 1CBorv5 BQ!-,een Qixendonx 1 IDDYYUO' Cl PX 3' 'T 3 94:21, 5,2 W 4 fZa..mBm.A, 1, ly ,, Morgavel- Ouner Lchorug I Q.Goeen 9+-Femdom? 7. 5,Closs Plan, 5-4 CLASS HISTORY On August 28, l9lp7, a group of thirty-seven green pupils crossed the threshold of CHS as Freshmen. These supposed knowledge seekers were: Zenith Artherhults, Barbara Baker, Harold Berglan, Suzanne Blake, Fredric Boesing, Mona Bridenthal, George Chunn, Annabelle Grabow, Betty Harbert, Loretta Harlan, Wayne Harlan, Frances Hicks, J.R. Hodson, Phil Howard, Paul Kelly, Virginia Kiger, Mark Knox, Jim Larimore, Betty Lenon, Don Maggart, Warren Melton, Lynn McClain, Thad Miller, Paul Oden, Leon Olinger, Oral Overman, Dave Rogers, Irma Sears, Max Snodgrass, Phyllis Sowash, Phyllis Stepler, and Pauline Swingle Darrell Carmack, John Clawson, Margaret Oyler, Tom Pearson, and Kermit Warren entered our class from Mier Ne were initi ated with no casualties, and were finally full fledged members of Converse Jackson Township School Suzanne Blake represented our class in the Bordermen Relays queen's court When we entered our Sophomore year we found that Annabelle Grabow, Betty Harbert, Paul Kelly, Irma Sears, and Max Snodgrass had wlthdrawn for various reasons During the year Loretta Harlan moved to Swayzee Barbara Baker and Virginia Kiger moved to Kokomo Margaret Oyler was our representative in the queen's court Our Junior year rolled around before we knew it and we were upper classmen Christobel Klntner entered our class from Kokomo George Chunn, Frances Hicks,Lynn McClain, Oral Overman,Paullne Swingle, and Kermit warren withdrew from our class Our officers were President, Phil Howard, vice president, Warren Mel ton, secretary, Tom Pearson, treasurer, Don Maggart lies Reynolds was our sponsor One of our major problems was making money for future needs We became high pressure salesmen Selling magazines, cushions, eversharps, and re freshments at the ball games were among our projects We also sponsored a number of skating parties Our play, Ne Shook The Family Tree, directed by Mrs Swingle save us stage experience 'This was a success and everyone enjoyed participating Phyllis Sowash was a member of the track queen's court Mark Knox was elected cheer leader We held the Junior Senior reception at Marion We dined at Fmely's and afterwards attended a movie When the Senior roll was called we found that Christobel Kintner had transferred to Sweetser High School warren Melton, Mark Knox, Fredric Boes ing, and John Clawson had withdrawn,the latter three enlistlng in the Navy Our class numb red seventeen Phil Howard was elected president, Harold Berplan, vlce president, Tom class Je found ourselves busler than ever e published eight issues of The Porcupine with tne assistance of Miss namllton and Miss Reynolds Publishing the annual, The Borderlite, proved to be a greater task than we had an ticlpated In Nov mber we had our gr duation pictures taqen at Indianapolis Suzanne Blake was hostess for our Christmas class party Mr Rayburn was our Guest of honor Pifts were exchanged and a nice time was enyoyedby all After the holidays we were faced with producing the Senior play chose Pobgoblin House, a mystery comedy, directed by Mr Smith It was a success J R Hodson was elected cheer leader Margaret Oyler became Mrs Fred Rayburn Zenith lrtherhults, Suzanne Blake J R Fodson, and Betty Lenon com pleted the twelve vears of school in Converse Jackson Township School 0 . 1 , - - 3 - I O l 1 O e Q , O Q 0 O U ' - ' Q U . . U . h s .1 O - , 4 L - f, , . . I . A 0 . 'l ' ' ' . . u J , e - ' O 1 . 0 1 I U' X V g 4 4.1 O a .E - .1 .. I Q M e ' . A - u D ' - Q Pearson, secretary, and Don Maggart, treasurer. Mr. Rayburn sponsored our h . nl v -5 ' I . 9 ll ' I - A 'v . ' - 0 .. -K . ..- .......... - M e - - a l . , . - . . a 1 , g Q ' 5. e I L . I , 4, . we ' 1 .., .4 l I . .- s e I an e .. ' O . . A . L e . J . ,. . . . - CLASS PROPHECY In the year of 1971, each of the 1951 graduates received an invitation to visit Mrs. Fred Rayburn, formerly Margaret Oyler. She, her family of three children, and Fred reside near Converse. The first guest to arrive was Don Maggart. Margaret was surprised when Don informed her that he and Harold Berglan weren't speaking. Harold had married im ediately following his graduation without Don's consent. Don didn't stay long because his baby-sitting business kept him occupied. On his way out he met Betty Lenon. He stopped long enough to learn that she had never married because she couldn't make up her mind. Betty had hardly enter d when a loud noise was heard and who should appear but Jim Larimore and wife, the former Phyllis Sowash They were accompanied by their twin sons The noise' Margaret and Betty had heard was Jim's old '37 Chevie Fe had never been able to buy another car since he remained at the Sample Shell Station after graduation Next to arrive was Leon Olinger He and Movaline had decided two could live as cheaol as one, so they had married shortly after her graduation Leon is now an executive on Wall Street in downtown Jalapa Mona Bridenthal arrived next, talking as usual Paul Oden, her hen peeked husband, followed They confessed to their secret marriage during their senior year They told their friends they had been touring the country on bicycles Tom Pearson was the next guest He is co starring with Jerry Lewis on television He still dates Shirley Miller since he can't make himself take the fatal step of getting married A knock on the door drew our attention from Tom and we saw that Dave Rogers and his family had arrived Dave proudly showed us his new Cadillac convertible and house trailer Dave works on the Pennsylvania Railroad as a track man While we were admiring Dave's car Professor D F Carmack came After five years of hard study Darrell had become a professor is a commercial teacher in Marion College He never married A messenger boy arrived with a telegram concerning Harold Berglan and his wife It stated that his wife had just had a baby and they would be unable to attend the reunion J R Hodson, Phil Howard, and Tnad 'iller arrived together The latter two had made good in Hollywood The boys informed us that their wlves had stowned in Chicago to shop and would arrive later is successful radio star He has a daily interview show at Fourth and Vine Streets in Amboy He sells Hadacol on the side Zenith Artherhults looks Quite becoming ln her uniform as she arrives She enllsted in the Javes and has made this her life career Previous plans were that the group was to dine with Mr and Hrs John ltzrot Hrs ltzroth was the former Suzanne Blake We left for ltzroth's house After dlnner we talked over old times and made clans for another 'I'-41-s. '-.. 9!-s!-i'-2.'-1Wp.'-s-1.'-1'-sh. H. -s'Z-i1-sS '-3' -2Z-sS-.esn- 6h. sQr'?'--IZ- cw-k 1.-sf'-33-+ -3 -JH!-'X--I. -:Ss 1 w rs 11-'JHI-15 :N-1? I-'i!'4! l.f4.91 3!-SHS-1.-Ii The Senior Class would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Hamilton for all the work, help, and guidance she has given us on this annual, for with out her, this task would have been impossible K's. L1S1!-i81-sX-s.'-s1-srse-l'Li'-'l. 'lf 3.'-'I! Z1's. 'H'-'N-5. Nn5 s f44HH9441SN4x 4i 9 . ll I . . O O A Y a . , - 0 . , - . . I I . , . 0 0 I . . f . He - 0 O . ,, . . . . . . . Q 1 .1 . O 4- . ' 'r 3 . J. R. a . . . . . . Q . 5 H . 5 - - H. O . . l E h.f . E A . . . E - g . 2 reunion in 2000. With sad hearts and pleasant memories we departed. . 'L ' . .' ':' '.' ' 4. .ee ' 2 1o - H v . 4'- eee '.aa . es' -eeeaessXs s :' ' 4' ' 4 1 '1 . C x ... .... .sny sa , . Q. 5. , . ... , . . SENIOR WILL I, Zenith Artherhults, being of sound mind and strong body do hereby make this my first will and testament To Norman Horner, I leave my good sense of humor I will to Joan Wagoner my ideal height Last, but, of course not least, I will my scandal column to Miriam Renbarger Here's hoping you don't have as much trouble getting scandal as I had I, Harold Berglan, will mv quiet ways to Judy Kelsay, my position on the basket bal team to Dick Malott I will my careful driving and my a bil1ty to have wrecks to Norman Horner I Suzanne Blake, hereby make this my first will and testament will my long hair to Pat Eltzroth providing I get her last name in return I will my ability to go steady for three years to Donna Burgener Last, but not least my pleasant memories of UDBAR OLD CHS,' to all of the graduates that follow I Nona brldenthal, being pronounced sane of mind and sound of body, do will to Ruthanna Kintner a lock of my once long,naturally straight hair Iav you never break dovn and cut lt I will my position on tue Porcupine taff to Joey Danfortn I, Darrell Carmack, being of sound mind and strong body, do wlll my a bility to make long speeches in billty to get my Bookkeeping in tablish this said wlll I will and my positlon as president of Public Speaking to Joey Danforth, and my a on time to J1m Howard my pos1t1on as yell 188Q6P to Pat Ballinger the Band to Paul Boesing I will my po sition as AOV9PtlSIHt Manager to Joey Danforth, and my place in the Set tet to Lela May Spurgeon I Phil Howard, being of sane mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath to Jim Howard my position on the baseball team, my long white halr to George Torre I will my ability to get by with things to Joey Danforth I Jim Larimore, will my careful drivlng to Nark Graham I will all the days I have played hookey to Miriam Renbarger CWith yours and mine you should have a State Championship Aware H To Bill Green I will my abili ty to be late for Government class I, Betty Lenon, will my two toned eyes to Leonard Barker and my po sition on the Porcupine Staff to Doug Mylet To Shirley Myers I will y walk I Don Maggart, being of sound feet and mind will my position on the baseball team to Doug Mylet and my place on the basket ball team to Roy Oyler I will my ability to make speeches in Public Speaking class to Joey Danforth I, Thad Miller, being of strong body and sound mind do hereby will and bequeath my position on the basket ball team to Darnell Clevenger, and my singing ability to George Torre I, Paul Oden, will my position as assistant student manager to Donald Dennison and my quiet personality to Joey Danforth I Leon Olinger, being of sound mind and strong body do will my place as Editor In Chief of the Porcupine to Clayton Miller, my small hands to Roy Oyler I leave my band chair to Lela May Spurgeon I, Margaret Oyler, being sound of mind and body will my ability to go to school while married to Janet Fager I, Tom Pearson, being of sound mind and body will my whiskers to John Miller and my position as Editor In Chief of the Borderlite to Jim Howard I will my place,running the mile, on the track team any Freshman CNamely, Gene Bowman D I, Dave nBurrn Rogers,will my position on the basket ball team to Gene Bowman, and my ability to get good grades in bookkeeping to Miriam Renbarg- . I also will my wavy hair to George Torre. I Ph llis Sowash, will m tallness to Joan Wagoner, and my ability to play hoo ey and nGET CAUGHTn o Miriam Renbarger. O I O - A Q , O . U! - .L 0 . A O , . I . O J E X . A . ' A A f y 1 ' . ' S '. 0 v 0 . I, J. R. Hodson, being of sound mind and character do ordain and es- . - 1 U 9 I V O . ' T - O , - ' A e m O I I O 1 O ' e , . C gl O - - 0 to . C er 9 E I SENIORS OF NINETEEN FIFTY ONE Oh, listen all ye people while a story I relate, It had its start about the fall of nineteen thirty eight, For then a class of six year olds began their climb to fame, This year they finish up the job, I'll call them each by name, Throughout their twelve short years of school, they've had a lot of fun, This Jolly, happy Senlor class of nineteen fifty one Phil Howard is class President, He is a lucky guy, He's blonde, and quite intelligent, a twinkle in his eye To be an actor, we would guess, he wouldn't care a bit Yet in uHobgob1in House you know, he really made a hit We have sweet Phyllis Sowash, her pals all call her Phid And did she ever cut a classq You bet your life she did' Dave Rogers is so quiet that he scarcely makes a sound, And yet if tlere is work to do, he's usually around Now, Betty Lenon is a blonde that quite puts out your eye, She'll find a husband quick as wlnk, and never even try Tom Pearson's gay and popular as sure as you're alive, For his girl friends swarm about him Just like bees around They say that Darrell Carmack has a teaching aspiration, But it's possible he also glves the glrls consideration The wedding bells wlll soon ring out for pretty Margaret Oyler, But while Fred is in the army, there'll be no one here to spoil her Now, Suzanne Blake, that comely lass, keeps up with all that's new, She has attractions by the score, and Johnny thinks so, too the hive J R Hodson struts his stuff, and also plays the flute, He leads the cheering section, and he sings a lot, to boot Harold Berglan is our center, and he always pals with Don, Don always pals with Bergie, that you can depend upon Now these two atheletes, Tis rumored, have certain plans in mind To travel with the Big League Team and leave all cares behind Jim Larimore's decided what will be his real l1fe's mission, He longs to get a steady job just watching Television They say that Zenith Artherhults has energy and pluck, She'll make some man a splendid wife, We wish her lots of luck Thad Miller can't decide between two things he likes the most, To sing just like Al Jolson, or impersonate a ghost We have noticed that Paul Oden carries quite a worried look, As if he had a problem hard to solve by hook or crook, And recently, to bosom friends, he did his worry bring, He says that he is trylng to identify THE THING Our sinplns Prima Donna sweet is Vona Bridenthal he can reach a lot of hlph notes though she's not so very tall Leon Olinper is edltor of our newsy Porcupine, He takes his work in e rnest, and is doing very fine, But now and then a Freshman girl, and you know who I mean, will come alonv and slow him down, Her name is Movaline And The For The so, kind friends good traditions though our High tender memories , this is our list, We hone to carry on of our school long after we have gone, School days have sped on wings so very fleet, we bear shall be forever sweet By Mrs Ovid Doan e n Q - - , ' Q a J u . 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UI, Thad -Sup Nr Srhr h, 'Dave ,C er-5 Harold 8 T rn rj FIRST' gUJon 'Darnell Clc 0 Leona d BQ, Clo 4 Markrclgf er Ml r e Qezgv eqT?re VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD CONVERSE 3h Last years sectional chamos got off ball game to an exnerienced windfall Mill r, and Rogers did a good job of evening was Maggart of Converse with behind with ll points WINDFALL ue to a bad start by losing their first team by a score of M6 to 3M Berglan, rebounding The leading scorer for the 16 Doints Gunning of Windfall was close CONVERSR 3h NRSTERN Sl Size and experience were again rewarded as the Bordermen lost their second game of the season to 'estern Sl to 3h Miller was the leading scorer of boundlng COVVRRS 53 CHILI 35 Veetlng their first county foe Converse defeated Chili S3 to 35 They showed much improvement on their nassing and ball handling Garber was high scorer with 17 ooints followed by Pearson and Maggart who scored ll each, Rogers followed with lO Berglan and Rogers were outstandlng on defense COTV'RSR Sl BUNKRR HILL M7 The Bordermen won their second county conference game of the season by de feating Bunker Hill Our boys fought an uphill battle all the way Maggart was the leading scorer for Converse with 21 Berglan played an outstanding game by his rebounding and defensive work This Rage eponsoned br 'arnock Aooliance Company L 3. lr lq e ' C ' . . 1 gr nF 1 V ' I V 'Q ' o rkx Nj, i. r . 5 the evening with 13 points. Berglan and Rogers again did a fine job of re- - - '12, -21' .3 5L,f 'nf' 3 4 9 iii, 6 -www 50 - 51 f, E l QQQQXD R M gflf 5 Mwr mw Totq PHIL. GONVERSE no FAIRIOUNT 59 Meeting one of the strongest teams in this area our nshort' Bordermen lost to a tall and experienced Fairmount team S9 to MO. Mitchner of Fairmount lead with 18 points. Maggart was the leading scorer for Converse with ll. Berglan played an outstanding game by his rebounding and defensive work. CONVERSE 37 NORTHWESTERN M9 The Bordermen again fell before superior height and experience to the rangy Northwestern team. The boys played a good game but were not hitting. Cox of Northwestern was the leading scorer with 19 points.The Bordermen scoring was evenly divided.Berglan and Rogers put up a game battle against superior height. CONVERSE 36 CARTHAGE 56 Height and experience again proved costly as the Bordermen lost their third straight game to an undefeated foe. Carthage held the upper hand throughout the game. Our team couldn't seem to do anything right. Jackson of Carthage contributed 17 points. Garber connected for 10. CONVERSE 35 CLAY M3 Unable to play a consistent brand of ball Converse lost it's first county conference game to the rangy Clay Indians M3 to 35. Oldfather of Clay was the leading scorer for the evening with 18. Rogers led the Bordermen with lh points. CONVERSE MS SWEETSER 36 The highly regarded Sweetser was upset by a hard f1ght1ng,determ1ned bunch of Bordermen by the score of M5 to 36. The game was close throughout but the Bordermen led at all stops. The team showed much improvement over the last few games. Haskell was the leading scorer with 16 points. CONVERSE M6 WASHINGTON S9 Facing the tall undefeated Washington Hatchets our boys held the lead until late in the third quarter when superior height took its tele. Converse led all of the first half, but during the last quarter the superior height of the opponents paid off. Leading the way for Converse was Maggart who had lh points, but close behind was Mast with 13 and Garber with 12. CONVERSE M8 EASTERN 65 Joe Hostetler went on a scoring rampage racking up 36 markers to set a new scorin record for the coliseum Miller and Mast were the leading scorers 8 0 for the Bordermen with 9 points each. CONVERSE Q5 SWAYZEE 52 Swayzee won their fourth game of the season by defeating the Bordermen at the Marion Coliseum by the score of S2 to MS. Miller and Maggart scored 15 and 13 points respectively to lead the scoring for the evening. Perry was the point getter for the Kings with 13. The Bordermen made many errors which finally spelled defeat. CONVERSE L6 MEXIe0 50 The Bulldogs gave the Bordermen their llth loss of the year by the score of SO to M6. The Bordermen made a desperate come-back in the last quarter but the rally fell short.Kreig was the high scorer for the game with 2l points. Maggart was the point getter for the Bordermen by scoring 19. Miller and Rogers did a good job on rebounds. CONVERSE 33 CLAY Q5 Inability to hit the basket proved fatal as our Bordermen fell before the Miami County Champions, Clay Indians M5 to 33. Oldfather was the big gun for the Indians scoring l7 points while the scoring for the Bordermen was evenly divided with everybody playing a good game. CONVERSE 36 SWEETSER 37 The Bordermen played one of the best games of the year but lost to the Grant County Champions 37 to 36. Garber was the leading scorer with 17 points. CONVERSE 28 M1ssIss1NEwA 66 Let's forget-this one! Apparently over-come by the new gym and the Indians dr1ve,our boys after playing on even terms most of the lst half were liter- ally trampled in the 2nd half. M1ller's lh points and defensive work was our only consolation. CONVERSE hh SHARPSVILLE S5 Playing a good ball game throughout our boys were unable to keep pace with the sharp shooting Bulldogs and lost out in the final quarter. Maggart led the scoring with 21 points. CONVERSE Sl EASTERN 70 The Bordermen lost to the lot shooting Eastern Comets 70 to Sl. Miller was the point getter for the Bordenmen with 16 markers. Everyone played a good game to close the season. Fans and students are to be commended for their loyal support and good sportsmanship. , A DON of THHO COUNTY TOURNEY CONVERSE 53 BUTLER 39 The Bordermen won their first game of the tourney with comparative ease-by defeating Butler.McCowan was the leading scorer of the game with 23 points. Garber was the high scorer for Converse with 15.The entire squad saw action in this game. CONVERSE 146 MACY 5U After leading for three quarters the Bordermen gave way to the tall Macy team in the last quarter. Macy was one of the favorites of the tourney. The final score was 514-146. Brooks and Gallipo were the leading scorers of the game with 16 markers each Maggart was the leading scorer for the Border men with l2 points Miller was close behind with ll points Personal fouls proved costly as Garber and Miller sat out the latter part of the game SECTIONAL TOURJEY CONVERSU 55 GILEAD 30 In the first game of the tourney the Bordermen defeated the Gilead Wildcats 55 to 30 The game was close the first three quarters with the Bordermen leading at all stops Maggart and Miller scored 23 and 15 points respect ively,the rest of the team scoring was evenly divided The team was dressed in overhalls, white shlrts and bow ties cQNwmwE 37 mscxlm Macy still had the tourney jinx on the Bordermen by defeating them 8 37 After outplaylng Macy in the first half, the Sectional Champs' lost out in the second half The loss of Berglan and Miller weakened our strength under the basket The leading scorer for the Bordermen was Maggart with l8po1nt Rogers and Miller came through with a good job of rebounding, the rest f the boys also played a good game HHRK CLOYD 0 n ' . Ll. ' 0 N . 0 ' '- E v 'Q ....-,,,, -' E. 0 wi' - J, as T v .r A L ng 1' 1 rl fre 4.1 v:.j. f. ill -,. ' 1 - .1 4'QZll!:.i . , ,N B at JLvfL: 'na 9 '. B' ' ' N I 'Q ' H QQ EONHRD HRX . DRRNUA , .., ,....T l'vv + 'B' BASKET BALL SZ 904.0 B I I Bnllll rv wan Jh Bale Berne ll Cena Cvnngs 'Det1al4 Dq,,,, C0140 Bbw I? Ie Lyongfrdlzbg Ho: Froley Sli! as Jura, Hoge' Jer 3 Hrnd FHZJT Bow Gene Bow ebn Mile: :ck Mole-It The CHS B team made a splendid record during the 1950 Sl season by winning lk games and losing only 3 Since the Freshmen members of the squad, games as separate unit and won all four, the overall record was 18 won and 3 lost The success of the B squad was due to an unselfish team spirit which made possible a sparkling passing attack that frequently bewildered the op in addition to playing in most of the B team games, played posing teams. The com lete record is listed below. 26 17 Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Windfall Western Chili Bunker Hill Fairmount Northwestern Clay Twp. Sweetser Washington Twp. Swayzee Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Converse Mexico 21 Clay 32 Sweetser 27 Mississinewa 37 Sharpsville 27 Eastern no Butler KFr.D 29 Bunker H111 in-J bl Macy lFr.J 21 Bunker H111 fF'rl 26 This Page Sponsored by Warnock's Marathon I .V V xl -bfnsjvlagfa vu.. , . 1- W -2. - ' V -...-f-:4ysQL1-- wary 1 lf' :, ' ' 1 ' 4' , ' 1-. y .K - -. . . .. ' ' fu! , I ' ' ls. A 4 v 1 I 1 , ' . .--..,t , Q, . a ,. ,. - npr- W I. ..I 4- ggi . t. 4 VA' nfl 2 3-kr. 1 Y W. .' J. A . , . il: t V ' ul Ogg E , ' ,rk N. V 1 ! 1 . ' 6-fe ' o n I 1 1 g ' v if '. . - 9 r . 11, 4 . I . - . I+ a . l L 1 -, ,.. ra.,-F-, If THRU Qocu f1nSrno+H goo wget C orlt Jtrl' prritk e F 0-v5 min Second Row 'Mrk graham Agqve EtS hi' H:g0rd Quad Mllltff on H05 nr,- Tbfh Fvkgf Rvfm J Wh ous r cm d Q51 Moak 'Barber BASEBALL SQUAD ' With the loss of six l9h9 regulars, baseball prospects for 1950 were very low. However, a young, courageous, hard working group of boys reported for practice with a determination and will to win that would not be denied. After dropping two of the first four games they fought back to win the last six in a row. In the final game with the Championship of the Miami- Howard County baseball league hanging in the balance our boys were supreme, they out played and out fought the strong Eastern team to defeat them 7-5. Key members of this Championship team that will be greatly missed next year are: Don Maggart's power hitting and all around play, Phil Howard's steady left arm and genial personality, Tom Pearson's hustle and timely hitting, Dave RogerQ'b1g bat and determination to win, and Thad Miller's fielding and humorous chatter. If-.iq 'rli'1b.. SEASON RECORD Won 8 Lost 2 Converse 6 vs Northwestern 8 Converse 9 vs Western 8 Converse 6 vs Clay M Converse 0 vs Eastern 3 Converse M vs Western 2 Converse M vs Swayzee 3 Converse vs Northwestern 2 Converse 1 vs Swayzee 7 Converse 5 VS Clay 0 Converse 7 vs Eastern 5 This Page Sponsored by Allen Kling pu PHILLIP 'PHIL Hausa 0 FIND HIS TRUSTY SOUFBUNE Iicwq L4 w ca 751 UZ -4 msc 33 ca '03 'urn ,Gm '12 'C vi? m ua 79 0 2. THESE f? WILL NUT RETURN SEASON BATTING RECORD Pearson Mast Miller Torre Rogers Fraley Mylet Howard P Howard, J Arrick Garber Graham Barker Team pau qOwN1 O N41-.grxovlb-J N QQ O N9-'M-2uJU'lU'lU'l Two base hits HIT 594 2 O 22 12 0 O 1 OOO OOO Maggart QZJ, Pearson Arrick, Torre Miller Garber Howard, and Mast Three base hits Maggar-t Q33 Miller Rogers Mast Howard Home Runs Fraley PITCHING RECORD Won Lost P. Howard T J. Howard Garber MFIKF WHY HERE IT COMES DONFHD DON HHDGHRT FIND HIS MIGHTY BBT svn P R I3 E Trmo wwov Mum: WITH HIS MOUTH Q55 4. 4? 3, .S . ,I-, fl! r ,. V ' 1 gan ,Kiki -.' . hll- K XR Aa AB R H 5 Maggart 32 11 1 521, 36 1 3 9 16 353 , ,, A A 9 3 3313 -iw 1- A5 ,, ll 32 .v ' .5 22 7 'G , Q 26 122 , 1-1 , . 18 1 7 S -1 'I ,Q 5 Y 12 85 22 7 .. ,, 3 :vs N 0 Ti, 'Q V M J ?i,. A 2 . is 1 ' 2 Q' I 'A I 1 S I I 1- If A ' 3 O 9 X. WIN FW' 45 lb Lu... X 22:-it BORDERHEN TRACK RECORDS Event Name Time 110 yd. dash Slaughter I0.6u4 220 yd. dash T. Miller 2h.3nW 0 yd. dash McClain 56 6' 0 yd. dash Bricker 2' 26 on Mile Bricker h' 50 204 120 yd. H-H Slaughter 16 'W 220 yd. L-H Slaughter 23 'N Q mi. Relay Rogers, Miller Sher1ck,Slaughter 1' hh.7n4 Mile Relay McClain, B.M1llen Smith, Bricker 3' 59.7n Shot Put Frank 39' lli H Pole Vault T. Miller 9' M U Broad Jump Hyman 18' 25 ' High Jump Sherick 5' M W 4These are also Miami County records. Year 1555 1950 19h9 19h8 19MB 1950 1950 1950 l9h8 19h8 1950 19h8 1950 S 'Hin Sf3. 5.. Rsmknlrs Thx: J?Her J mor Zlavgld-cr M herlck Phe ?.,'5 ?4 5'lr. inlpiavli 'th orion lywns qgson ern mark ,201-Cer EUIGMQH Season Scori Name FEs.' 0 Slaughter Miller Sherick Rogers Pearson P. Howard Roberts Mast Barton Fraley D. Rogers Knox Murray 37.0 3 -25 2 .25 19.0 12.75 11.0 10.0 6.0 5-25 5-25 2.0 1.0 During 1950 Converse was again the home of usmall schoolsntrack meets. The uBordermen Relays,n thanks to community loyalty, were held the third straight year. Three hundred twenty-seven boys from twenty-seven schools entered this meet. For the first time Converse was host to the Miami County track meet. Most of our neighboring schools came to our town for meets. Our track team for 1950 lacked balance but finished a close second in the County. Some outstanding performances were recorded as Junle Slaughter broke school and County records in the 100 yard dash, high hurdles, low hurdles and aided Dave Rogers, Thad Miller, and Wayne Sherick in the record breaking half-mile relay team. Thad Miller broke the school and County record in the 220 yard dash and the school record in the pole-vault. Wayne Sherick broke the school record in the high jump. Only three lettermen were lost by graduation and prospects for 1951 are the best in years. 41 's 8--P Arg? ,,., 'L ,T pw f av' www ' ' ' 53 ' W gm' ' 'xx-'I UVB in AJS? fl YA 1-nga uw... vff C gg V113 Zu bl-I f if iixarw ? 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BACK ROW: Ned Middlesiorth, Bob Tucker, Jerry Fager, Darrell Carmack, Leonard Barker, Jackie Clair, Dale Wolf, Pet Ballin ger, Shirley Miller, Ray Welch, Nancy Douglass, Lola Spurgeon, J R Hodson, CENTER ROW M A Ralston, Shonnie Francis, Jinny Haynes, Clayton Miller, George Delitt, Mark Graham, Max Fraley, Leon Olinger, Cloyd Mast, Mark Garber, Onda Amos, Frankie Bly, Bonnie Anderson, Janet Durkes, FRONT ROW Doug Mwlet, Shirley Myers, Donna Burgener, Reta Kling, Virginia Scott, Paul Boesing, June Crandall, Donna Olinger, Joyce Wimmer, Carolyn Durkes Dick Malott K Absent Kirk Miller, Jim Woodmanaee, Thad Millers G H C H 0 R BACK ROW Mark Garber, Jerry Fager, Mark Graham, Cloyd Mast, Leonard Barker, Paul Boesing, George Dewitt, Ralph Davis, Bill Green, Clayton Miller, J R Hodson, Max Fraley, M A Ralston, FRONT ROW Lola May Spurgeon, Shirley Myers, Janet Fager, Jackie Clair, Nancy Douglass, Shirley Miller, Reta Kling,Virginia Scott, Pat Ballinger, Carolyn Durkes, Pat Elzroth, Donna Burgener C Ab sent Kirk Miller D KADIGA bhxrley Myers ZAYDA Pat Elzrotb ZOR ADA Donna Burgener ZORAHAYD4. Lela Spurgeon HUSSI-IN BABA J R Hudson CAVAI IER CAVALIER CAV ALIER MOHAMED MAGICIAIN DANCER ATTENDANTS TO THE PQIINCESSES Pat Ba111nger Reta Klmg Nancy Douglass J net Fage1 V ima bcott bhxrley Mlllor Jackle Clalr Carolyn Duxkes Loulsc MLC18Lk6D SLAX ES B111 Green Clavton Miller Mark Graham LIGHTS Dlck Malott Doug Mylet Cloyd Mast COMMUIN IC LXTIONS Leonard Barker B111 Green ORCHESTRA The Chrxstlan Church Orchestra Under the Dnrechon of MACK A RALSTON AUGHTERS OF MOHAMED P A U L B O E 8 I N G This talented Junior has ostablishb od for himself and his school an anviable record. As a pianist and bassoonist he has achieved high- est honors in State competition As an accompanist he has ably assisted other soloists and groups His contest record 1946 Superior, Group V, Dist and State, Tenor Sax 1947 Excellent, Group III, State, Piano 1948 Superior, State, Group IV Bassoon, Group III, Piano 1949 Excellent, Group II, Piano Superior, Group I, Tenor Sax Excellent, A11 State, Sax 1950 Superior, Group II, State, Piano and Bassoon Superior, All State, Piano and Bassoon 1951 Superior, Group I, Piano and Bassoon N111 compete in All State contest, larch 17 5 SOLO AND EHSEIBLE OOITEST COMPETITION Participation in this phase of musical experience has become a major part of the years activities This year, of eighteen entrants, an outstanding record of nine Superiors, eight Excellents and one Good was achieved They are SUPERIORS J R Hodson, flute, Thad Miller, vocal, Paul Boesing, piano and bassoon, Lela Hay Spurgeon, vocal, Ray Welch, baritone, Larry Mast , trombone, Ned Middlesrorth, cornet, Saxophone Quartet EXCELLENTS J R Hod lon, french horn, Dale Wolf, trombone, Dick Malott, snare drum, Miscellan OOD! Trio, Clarinet Quartet, Brass Sextette, Clarinet Trio GOOD Robert Tucker, cornet 1 H SOLO CONTEST ENTRANTS C blvk PU' I SAXOPHONE QUARTET Superior rating, I-wry Hut, Lola May Spurswn. Rl! state contest Shirley Miller, Frm ,010-ha -T R Hodson, Thad Miller, ces Bly, Pat Ballinger, Cloyd Mast K front rov J Dick Malott, Ned Mid dleslorth, Robert Tucker, Dale Wolf, Paul B0931nSThis Page Sponsor d by Carvey's Furniture Comnanv 1 , 2 . Q I Q : : Q O . . 0 U . : . . 1 ' o 2 C .yn E v-WET Y - ' - .'7!2Il1f , ,, 1 HF - - . H as 'nm Jr - f V. Vi '. , 1 'l ,'t 'll' 1 V U I ' Q .Q..gf . I - A ' ' , V: -i 3 W 1 .Q 1 I 5, ,, ' ' .A , ., . 'lvl I C . I 'B' BAIZD HX' Jflfh Q Q srnom L BACK ROW: M.A.Ralston, Onda Amos, Alice Johnson,Barbara Brown,Janet Darkes, FRONT ROI: Se Ulester, Thelma Snodgrass, Shonnie Francis, Gene Welker, Robert Brown, Larry last, Charles Htrlelich. C Absent: Blaine Inner 5 Bonnie Anderson, Frances Bly, .-,,,,4,,... s sl '!s CLARINET QUARTET:Donna Olinger, Carolyn Durkes, Virginia Scott, Shirley hers, Rota Jane KJ.ing Carolyn Durkes CLARINET TRIO: June Crandall, I 1 I A III, lull, 'F llln F BRASS 8EXTE'.l'1'E: Jeanette Clair, lsney 5130373-UIDUS TRN! Pit B0-11111801-'o Douglass, George Dewitt, J.R.Iodse , J' R- Bbdson. Carolyn Durkee Virginia HaynesCAbsent: Kirk lillerl. 4 47 f , ,' fcafufjicafbfz VAL WORTH wnuaw ,vrm an rmrmz n :A'..w..,f.4 A zu.,-4 f., , , 4 nu.,-..... an 1: A L1 A FINL CI ASS FROM A FINE SCHOOL WE LIKED HAVING YOU AROUND AND WE WILL MISS YOU BASIL gl SADIE LENON ,VY - ..., Y, , -- V v ,. ,, - BS' -.. 7, .1 L 1 Q v a TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Roll t1me back to about 1939 when you were Mother s sweet heart or Daddy s pal and the school bell rang the f1rst t1me for you Mother took you to school the fmrst day and you cr1ed when she went home and the teacher w1ped the tears away and s1x years you had readmg wr1t1ng ar1thmet1c and the hxckory St1Ck The next recewed a red F because you d1dn t know what HZO or E P1ur1bus onum was but all of that 1S aqua over the dam Then came the great day when you rece1ved your dxploma and you go out 1n th1s world on your own Always remember the f1rst s1xty f1ve years are the hard est Play the game of 11.fe fa1r and square and there w1l1 be no re grets MR. 81 MRS B F HUDSON , , . . . . , . . , . . , . . . . . six years too' Lots of work to get B plus, and remember when you D . 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