Convoy Union High School - Bellerophon Yearbook (Convoy, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1949 volume:

JACK GARVIR Basketball Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Band Audubon Society Class Officer Annual Staff Agriculture JO ANNE MAY Cheerleading Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Y-Teen F. H. A. Latin Club Class Officer Audubon Society Annual Staff ELLEEN KNITTLE Girls' Team Girls' Glee Club Band Latin Club Commercial Club Y-Teen Audubon Society Scholarship Tearn Annual Staff JEAN HILDBOLD Girls' Tearn Band Girls' Glee Club lviixed Chorus Y-Teens IF. H. A. Commerical Club 'Latin Club Math Club Audubon Club Class Officer Annual Staff Scholarship Tea.m Typing Team Indian Sentinel Staff BETTY SINN Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Y-Teen 1' Z. F. H. A. 1, Z, 3, F. H. A. Officer Math Club Mixed Chorus 1, Cheerleader 2. Girls' Tearn Audubon Society Annual Staff Scholarship Team 1, VELMA NORTH Basketball 3. Band 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, Mixed Chorus l, Y-Teen 1, 2, Latin Club Commercial Club Math Club F. H. A. 1. 2. Tillie From Texas Annual Staff l FERN SCHAADT Entered from Van Wert Girls' Chorus Y-Teen Commercial Club Indian Sentinel Staff WALTER MCDANIEL, Mac Basketball 1, Z, 3, Baseball 1, Z, 3, Hi-Y l. Aubudon Society Class Officer 1, Z, Annual Sta!! 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 Z 3 4 Z 4 Z 4 4 3 Z 3 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 an 3 4 4l 4 4 Z Z 4 4 JEANNE CLAY ALICE ROSENDAHL Girls' Glee Club Ivlixed Chorus Band Y-Teen Math Club Latin Club Commercial Club Comme rcial Club Officer Audubon Society Typing Team Class Officer Indian Sentinel Staff Annual Staff DONNA MOREHEAU Mixed Chorus Y-Teen F. H. A. Audubon Societv 1,z, 3,4 1, 2,4 1, z, 3,4 l,2,3 3 z 4 4 z 3,4 1, 2,4 4 4 1,4 1, 2,3 1,z, 3,4 Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Scholarship Team Latin Club Latin Club Officer Y-Teen Comxnercial Club Girls' Teaxn Indian Sentinel Staff Audubon Society Annual Staff Typing Team RUTH BEAT TY Nlixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club F. H. A. Y-Teen Class Officer Commercial Club Tillie From Texas Indian Sentinel Staff Audubon Society 1, z 1. 1,2 z Z. 1,2 3. 3. l l, Z, 3 l, Z, 1, Z ROBERT WEAVER DORIS BELL Mixed chorus 1, z Y-Teen F. F. A. 1,z, 3,4 F- H- A- F. F. A. officer 4 Girls' Glee Club Agriculture l, Z, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus Audubon Society 1,23 3 3 1,24 RAMONA LANDR UM, ' Basketball Team Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Y-Teen F. H. A. Tillie From Texas Indian Sentinel Staif Commercial Club Audubon Society 'Monie 3. 1, z, 1. 1, Z, 1, 2, 4 3 2 3 3 3 4 4 2 MARY ALICE .LOUAGIE Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. Z. 3 Y-Teen l, 2, 3 Audubon Society DEAN GRA NT, Red PATRICIA BAKE R, upatn Basketball Girls' Glee Club Z, 3 Mixed Chorus ' Basketball Team 4 Boys' Glee Club Y-Teen Z' 3 Hi-Y Audubon Society 2 Audubon Society Indian Sentinel Staff 4 F. F. A. Officer Class Officer Agriculture 1, Z, 3, Annual Sta!! MABLE STEVENS JOYCE SNYDER Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball Team 4 Y Teen Girls' Glee Club l 3 F. H. A. 1 Z. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus l 4 Audubon Society Band l, Z , 4 Audubon Society Math Club 3 Math Club Officer 3 F. H. A. 1 , 3 Y-Teen l , 3 Latin Club , 3 Commercial Club 4 Typing Team , 4 Scholarship Team 1 , 3 Class Officer 1, Z Indian Sentinel Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 EILEEN WALLIS DONNA ETZLER Girls' Glee Club 1 Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus F. H. A. 1, Z, 3 Y-Teen Y-Teen 1, Z, 3 F. H. A. 1 Commercial Club 4 Audubon Society Audubon Society Z Indian Sentinel Staff Annual Staff 4 JACK PENNELL Basketball 2, 3 Baseball Z. 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 ,Mixed Chorus 1. Z Audubon Society Z SENIOR CLASS HISTORY With our graduation so near at hand, it is hard to believe that we were once bashful first-graders. when we first entered school on that day in September, twelve years ago,we were just a little bit afraid of that big building with so many peo- ple in it. But as time went on, we became adjusted to our new environment, and before long we felt as though we really belonged there. Ior the first six years, our lessons consisted of 'read1n , 'r1t1n , and 'r1thmet1c'. Then, as we approached the seventh grade, we began to look forward to the beginning of our high school years. This was something new, too. Of spe- cial importance in our eighth grade year was the State Test,on which sever- al of our classmates received high ratings. As Freshmen we had to face the ridicule of our upper classmen. We were forced to dress and act like morons during our initiation period. After the Sophomores entertained us at our initiation party, we felt capable of with- standing anything the world had to offer. Miss McDonald, the Home Economics teacher, was our sponsor, and Walter McDaniel, our president. Under the sponsorship of Miss West in our Sophomore year, we enter- tained the Freshmen at an initiation party that was equal to what we had experienced as Freshmen. Walter McDaniel was again our president. The La- tin Club was organized this year, and our Latin students became its first members. At the beginning of our Junior year, we began to think of some ways to earn money. We had a skating party, a bake sale, and sold refreshments at basketball games. We elected Betty Sinn president and Mr. Alexander was our sponsor. The prom theme we chose was 'A Heavenly Ball'. We spent many weeks in preparation for this big event. With the help of our sponsor and the cooperation of our classmates we felt very proud of the result. The Junior-Senior Reception was, in our minds, a success. Then the big year dawned on us. Weighted down with all the 'extras' that accompany the Senior year, we undertook our responsibilities with full anticipation of the festivities of our graduation. Our biggest problem was that of raising money for our class trip. We held a skating party, a bake sale, operated the candy store, sold refreshments at basketball games, edi- ted the annual, and had a carnival. Betty Sinn was again our president, and Mr. Linn, our sponsor. We are planning to go to Washington D. C. for our class trip. Now, with commencement just ahead, we set forth from Con- voy High School, proud of the record that we, the class of l9b9 have made. 10 fx lo rj, 1 f xr. ' 7 -1 ' fav Q J lx 212 I sr M .-, . -ug 'Q 4 A, 4 . T I 1 ww , -fig -.1 '11 e rf l f? N ll, 5. - :oh if f-5 93: x, in Q9 12 TOP ROW: SECOND RCW: THIRD ROW! FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: JUNIORS Pauline Kever, Eugene Schlemmer, Betty Pancake, Jack Sowers, Rowena Dellinger. Carl Copper, Jeanne Eddy, Robert Schaadt, Dorothy Webster, Robert Zephyr. Lois Wendel, Dean Gleckler, Marilyn Ryan, Fred Soaer, Martha Klinger. Donald Weaver, Mary Northup, Donald Week, Sue Sowers, Mary Beat ye Margie Hummel, Margie Thompson, Frances Hummel. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1950 In the warm sunny month of September, 1938, the school bells summoned us, as newcomers, to join in the activites within. We were starry-eyed, amazed, and somewhat scared of this new place and of our teacher. But soon we were as much a part of it as we were of our homes. Miss Mildred Temple started us in our field of learning the subjects that are necessary in life, reading, writing arithmetic, literature, music, and drawing. These nine months passed quickly and we were promoted to the second grade. Mrs. Norma Carey met us at the door this time and added to our know- ledge a few more facts. Then habitually, we passed from grade to grade with Mrs. Helen Smith as instructor for our third, Miss Jessie Driver for our roursn, Mrs. Rema Mohr and Mrs. Mary Myers for our fifth, and Miss Driver again as our sixth grade teacher. Then we chlldren were standing on UDB threshold, beholdlng another moment filled with anxiety. We were promoted upstairs. The seventh and eighth grades passed rapidly, and then came high school. . The first month of high school proved to be warm and oheerful--Fresh- man Initiation--. Months went somewhat slower, later, but eventually they passed, as did the Sophomore year. a How as Juniors, we are looking forward to other greet moments in our lives,--Senior activities and graduation--. When it comes, we, together, will meet it. 13 'G fcn Q , f' , QS 1-5 'PO .1515 -4 -. T L , r 9 +22- - 2-. .tqgbu ,. 3- Y Y f' 1 X lx X Y--,,,,, '1 QL - S lflg i'Qg.,, x K 51 X Iii SOPHQMORES TDP RCW: Bobbye Gaskill, Marvin Owens, Jean Wllkin, Howard Klausmeier, Kathyrn lace, Mervin Barkley. SECOND ROW: Doyt Schaadt, Donna Mccleary, Dan Snyder, Connie losel, Her- bert Wagner, Barbara Clay. THIRD ROW: Darlene Jones, Duane Poling, Velma Hoverman, Arthur Bauer, Margie Fawley, Dan May. IOURTH ROW: Herbert Krueckeberg, Vivian North, LeRoy Hoaglin, Mary Bell, James Hyltt, June Bell. FIFTH ROW: Rosie Klinger, George Klinger, Bonnie Burk, Robert Knittle, Carol Wolfcale, Earl Black. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1951 In 1939 we started our education with a class of L3. Little did we know what was ahead of us in the next eleven years. But now that we look back over the years,we recall different incidents that constituted our hap- py elementary YBBIS. Among these were an operetta entitled 'Aunt Druci- lla's Garden', which we gave in the sixth grade with the help of the fourth and fifth grades. Also in the sixth grade, we had a minstrel show that was part of a program by the entire school. We all found this was fun, because we were dressed to look like 'darkies'. In 1945 we entered the seventh grade with a class of 33. We found it rather confusing, since the seventh and eighth grades are included in the high school. But we finally became accustomed to it, through the help of our upper-classmen. we were now eligible for class parties, so we took ad- vantage of it with two parties, a 'Scavenger Hunt' and a weiner roast at Snyder's grove. Aside from these parties, we visited Van Wert to see the Brumback Library, the County Court House, and the County Jail. In the eighth grade wa accompanied by the seventh grade, had a skating party at the Y.W.C.A. in Van Wert. After taking our 'Eighth Grade State Test' we journeyed to Fort Wayne where we had an excursion of the points of interest of that city. Upon enterihg the Freshmen Class, we still had an enrollment of 33. We assembled for the first time as Freshmen under the advisership of Hr. Smith and elected the following to serve as class officers for the year: Howard Klausmeier, president, Jun - secretaryftreasurer, Darlene Jones and LeRoy Hoaglin, reporters. omoresinitiated us into high school on October the ior Bauer, vice president, Velma Hoverman, The Soph- eighth. We had three other parties during this year. We now have 29 members through a loss of four of our class mates. Our officers for this year are: Doyt Schaadt, president, Robert Knittle, vice- president, Velma Hoverman, secretary-treasurer, and Barbara Gaskill and Hur vin Barkley, reporters. lr. Sswmiller is our adviser. As Sophomores we have had the honor of initiating our under-classmen. And now, as Sophomores, we are looking forward to the next two years, our last years. In both of these years we hope to find as many happy times and to acquire as much knowledge as we have in these first ten years. 15 in 'v' 1., I Y-.'-flu ,Mfg .'.'b'0 A A Ap, -'S 4 ' Q ..4 J '1 'Y . 'Vp 1 , N. 1 4 , A Us t , 'r' 05 1 no 4 ' Q J ,,'v'!' ,, d .s , A-' 44-T : . 1 O 1 . , 5 ,, , po '90 v xf. I P 5 in Q Alu .1 1 I' '7 9 K -4' Q A X 'sf ,nf f A '- X A! '9 X ef' if 7 . L A . I - Q s x 4 .V A L ' no lg 1. 'J RM, , Q I ni rfb. X q :gt A . .110 ' . . !i1ii ::. ::::' ' ' 'ln I fx Us ,fr wi rx 1 9, 2- ', 5- W 9 . ' V-NA . X L.. 1 V L X K , -w , ibm ffgkfks J fl J -S' 16 FRBSEI N TOP ROW: James Mollenkopf, Shirley McDaniel, Dean Mollenkopf,Rose Marie Soaer, Thomas Clay, Mary Strunkenburg. SBCON ROW: Sondra Leslie, Paul Sohaadt, Margaret Snyder, Marlan Densel, Joyce Friedly, Max Barkley, THIRD ROW: David Wagner, Eleanor Dominique, Ronald Gaskill, Donna Slane, Marlin Owens, Evelyn Campbell. FOURTH ROI: Beverly Hoaglin, Jerry Jerome, Nancy Davis, Gerald Harting, Patricia Garver, Donald Baker. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Schaadt, Joseph Wyandt, Rowland Klinger, Robert Sowers. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OI 1952 The class of '52 started to school in l9hO. Our class was composed of L2 pupils. Our teacher was Miss Catherine Dean. The next fall we started the second grade. Mrs. Norma Carey was our teacher. In the third grade Mrs. Helen Smith was our teacher. Many new sub- jects were introduced to us and we anticipated our next years with great eagerness. Mrs. Mary Meyers was won Q10 for competing in a During 'the next two and subjects taught by Mrs. 'L6 and 'L7 we entered Junior In the school year of ginning to feel important, but we found that hard work the fun we were having. We had many parties including a as a reward for the highest attendance of the schoo1,a nd the Y.W.C.A. Several of the boys played on the Junior our teacher in the fourth grade. This year we paper drive with the fifth and sixth grades. years we were kept busy on many new adventures Rema Mohr and Miss Jessie Driver. High. We were be- was connected with trip to Toledo Zoo a skating party at High basketball. Joyce Friedly and Margie Snyder were chosen as cheer-leaders. Our teachers were Mrs. Charlotte Stose and Mr. Edwards. By this time we were used to being upstairs and being given the many privileges of school. ' We entered high school as trembling little green the people in high Freshmen. We were looked down upon with pity, as this was the year of our initiation. The Sophomores gave us an unusually warm greeting into high school. On October 8, l9L8, the shoes, their their faces. doll babies, fun. In the few parties of our own. so-waited-for initiation came. The girls wore nightgowns, big hair in rag curlers, and had lovely red paint smeared all over The boys wore women's clothes, high healed shoes, carried and all had some lovely red paint. Altogether it was great evening the Sophomores gave us a swell party. Also, we had a Several of the boys in our grade look very promising as far as basket- ball is concerned. Mr. Smith is our sponsor this year. We are looking forward to the next three years of high school with anticipation. 17 V A' fa O 18 V 31 E BACK ROW: IIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: HIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: BACK RCW: HIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: nears emu: l ry Paneeke,l1la Hollenkopt, Shirley Irene, June Hoag11n,Roeanna Purk, Joan Baker, Betty Sowere, Helen Book. Rodney Stemen, Carolyn Waltmire, Shirley Purk Dorothy liltenberger,Beverly lonaniel, Shirley Geekill,lande Book,'Iary Sue Ceborn, Paul Lare, lr. Edwards. Lynn Rhoades Tammy Hay, Ralph Sohumm, Wayne Small, Lowell Etzler, Byron Myers, Roger leloh, Harold laltmire. SEVENTH GRAD! Harold Krueekeberg, Glen Klinger, Gene Har- ting, Dick Neiewander, Bobby Klinger, David Beatty, Doyt Owens, Lowell Crese. Marcia Bell, Beth lace, Phyllis Ioseph,Patty Bohr, Loie Krugh, Shirley Kiraeofe, Evalyn Klinger, Wilma Heath, Irs. Stose. Russell Gaekill, Stanley Hollenkopf, William Kever, Lowell Oechsle, Lowell Kever, James Beatty, Robert Waldron, Trevor Jones, Doyle leaver, Kenneth Imler. SIXTH GRADE Roger Brandenburg, Vance Fortney, Duane Smith, Gene Campbell, Jerry Hartz, Gerry Wilkin, Tom Burk, Cletus We1ch,Larry Wendel. Martha Mohr, Shirley Aekom, Shirley Morton, Lois Muntzinger, Betty Webster,Donna Turner, Barbara Oeohsle, Vance Iortnay, Miss Driver. Janice Adams, Patty Gaeklll, Janet Miller, Darlene Densel, Beverly Myers, Gale Schaadt, Joseph Meyer, Darrel Sowers, John Linn. 19 Z0 BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW! FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROWS FIFTH GRADE Clair Harting, Jerry Orsbon, Billy Webster, Russell Waltmire, Jack Bower, Dean Small, Robert Allison, Stanley Densel. Ronald Krueckeberg, John Morton, Ardeth Sheets, Mary Campbell, Barbara Schmidt, Geraldine Gaskil, Joan Snyder, Diane Jones, Nancy Sinn, Richard Greulach, Mrs. Mohr. Kay Thrush, Janette Lewis, Nancy Klinger, Jane Waldron, Varlene Gordon, Janella Ste- vens, Lois Bell, Janis Beatty, Evan Mollen- kopf, Larry Cupp. FOURTH GRADE Anna Weaver, Marvel Etzler, Betty Etzler, Bonnie Myers, Karen Sinn, Charlene Graham, Frances Stemen, Ruth Ann Waltmire, Jeff Alexander, Ralph Brandenburg, Don Lewis. Marie Lewis, Audrey Spr1nger,Mark Yoh, Nor- man Miller, Robert Leslie,Billy Mohr, Floyd Heath, Ronald Zimmerman, Gloria Schmidt, Jeanette Krueckeberg, Sue Wyandt,Mrs. Julia Friedly. Linda Mollenkopf, Ruth Schumm,RogarHarting, Larry Campbell, Alvin Pancake, Robert Mo- Cleary, Judy May, Janet Grant, Janet Slane, Patty Foley, Joan Greulach, Sandra Densel, Judy Sowers. THIRD GRADE Herbert Schaadt, Dickie Waldron, Jon Bower, Donald Owens, Roger Lars, Denny Riley,Rich- ard Sohumm, Vincent Smith, Sandra Gilbert, Rachel Klinger, Connie Heath, Betty Baker. Dort Cooper, Roger OClayton, Ronald Morton, Charles Carey, June Miller, Sharon Stevens, Romaine Mace, Janet Ehrsam, Janice Gaskill, KennethWeaver,Darlene Morton,Martha Thrush, Mrs. Ruth McCleary. Clark Stephenson, Danny Lewis, John Sowers, Miles Joseph, Jon Fischer, Robert Fawley. Rodney 0rsbon,Roger Gaskill,Mary Jo Weaver, Barbara Strunkenburg, Stanley Lapham, Allan Rhoades. Z1 ,, .1 1 r BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: SECOND GRADE Freddy Aokom, Allen Gilbert, David Greulach, Wayne Dawson, Carl Thrush, Buddy Jacobs, Terry Schaffner, Jeffrey Arn, Billy Foreman. William Miller, Billy Hager, Norman Kruecke- berg, Mahlon Temple, Jerry Bower, Janet Da- vis, Joyce Matthews, Naomi Klinger, Deanna Carrier, Kathleen Cooper, Mrs. Norma Carey. Mary Delllnger, Thelma Gaskill, Sandra Mohr, Sharon Helm, Raymond Etzler, Peggy Jacobs, Sharon Fensler, Claudia Green, Roger Kinney, Walter Joseph, Connie Fegley. FIRST GRADE Marshall Wilkins, Russell Etzler,Sue Thrush, Sandra Oechsle, Janet Miller, Suzanne Linn, Elizabeth Clay, Connie Waltmire, Sharon Mor- ton,Linda Allison, Anne Kiehl,John Cavarrea, David Simmons, Bobby Miller. Bruce Kiracofe, Donald Stevens, Stanley Crowle, John Lare, Donald Crabtree, Clarence Carol Carey,Kay Reid- Rex Springer, David Dorothy Gardner. Mueller, Carol Sheets, enbach, Gary Stemen, Herl, Erick Pifer, Mrs. Larry Webb, Jerry Helm, Tommy Foley, David Stevens, Donnie Heath, Alvin Gilbert, Lanny Clem, Stanley Meyer, Bill Snyder, Dorthy Bell, Larry Deaby, Dickie Ward, Jerry Ryan. KINDERGARTEN James Hilton, Jay Ehrsam, David Rhoades, Bobby Cooper, Larry Ward, Johnny Schaadt, Floyd Etzler, Tom Fischer. Mrs. Price, Roger Sohumm, Brenda Kiraoofe, Cara Sue Liohtle, Linda Strunkenburg, Donald Dawson, Barbara Kinney,Myra Gilbert, Carolyn Sohaffner, Jacqulyn Rhoades. Diane Becker, Jon Barkley, Eva MoCleary, Dianne Joseph, Margaret Campbell, Sandra Miller, Karen Mohr,Shirley Zimmerman, Judith Pruden, Carole Schmidt. Z3 f? X-T X Qui DOYT SCHAADT DUANE POLING BOB SCHAADT DAN SNYDER MAC MCDANIEL JUNIOR BAUER x lx.- Z5 I. W , .,. J w HI n w 1 u 3 1.- wa 1 1 .- 4 'Q 3 V1 , ,w u A. mf 1 'E gif -In r Q uh, a' Li fr .Q if 'I U ' , 'D' ' , . l 7 W, ,. W nr . .xg X. 5 lu, X U X -' +A- ' m 'lx- ,L F 1 ' RESERVE TEAM TOP ROW Herb Wagner, Sophomore, David Wagner, Freshman, Dean Mollenkopf Freshmzm Joseph Wyandt, Freshrnan, Howard Klausmeier, Sophomore Mr McCrute Coach BOTTOM ROW Jerry Jerome, Freshman, Don Weck, Junior, Tom Clay Freshman Paul Schamdt Freshrnan, Dan May, Sophomore, Marvin Owens, Sophomore 1948-'49 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Convoy Opponents 34 Tournarnent Latty ----- Ohio City - - Wap. St. Joe Kalida ---- Cridersville Ohio City - - Rockford - - Mendon - - - Ridge ----- Cridersville Payne ---- Willshire - - Wren----- H. Jackson - Middle Point Wren----- York ----- Ridge ---- Ohio City - - ur Ch VARSITY Barbara Gaskill Betty Pancake Donna McCleary eerleaclera JUNIOR-HIGH Nila Mollenkopf Lois Krugh Jfaaeball 1948-49 BACK ROW: Jim Hyitt, Pitcher: P. Schaadt, Fielder: Duane Poling, Pitcher: Doyt Schaadt, Catcher: J. Bauer, 3rd Base: C. Copper, Fielder: Bob Schaadt, Pitcher: W. McDaniel, lst Base: Joe Wyandt, Pitcher FRONT ROW: Mr. McCrate, Coach: Jerry Jerome, Fielder: Tom Clay, Fielder: Dave Wagner, Fielder: Max Barkley, Fielder: Dean Mollenkopf, Fielder: Dan May, Shortstop. About twenty boys turned out for the first practice in September, 1948. We played seven games: six of them league garnes. Our pitching staff, weak in ex- perience, was backed up by a good infield and outfield. SEASON'S RECORD C onv oy Opponent 1 z ohio City 2 5 Latty 7 13 Union 4 5 W illshire 8 1 Wren 1 0 12 Hoaglin- Jacks on 1 5 Middle Point 6 2.8 .,,...,-. -1 WFS 29 5 5-si S 'A fg B25 ! 4 am -1- JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL During the season our team played 18 games, winning 13 and losing 5, for a percentage of 72. We lost a herd fought game in the tournament to Ohio City by a close score of 21-19. Season's Record 19h8-49 Convoy Opponent 25 Willshire 18 25 Latty 15 35 PHYH9 5 20 Decatur 24 30 Ohio City 19 2A Willshire 23 15 Ohio City 19 ll Latty 12 20 Union 13 12 Union 19 31 Payne 15 13 Willshire 36 LO Payne St. Johns 13 58 Wren 21 hh Hoaglin-Jackson 12 29 Middle Point 13 29 York 5 L9 Ridge 13 Tournament 19 Ohio City 21 BACK ROW: Lynn Rhoades and Rodney Stemen, Managers MIDDLE ROW: William Kever, Roger Welch, Ralph Schumm, Thomas May, Robert Waldron. FRONT ROW: Doyt Owens, Trevor Jones, Wayne Small, Lowell Etzlen Byron Myers, Mr. Edwards. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL BACK ROW: Rodney Stemen, Lynn Rhoades, Ralph Schumm, William Keven Harold Waltmire, Mr. Edwards. FRONT ROW: Doyt Owens, Robert Waldron, Lowell Etzler, Trevor Jones, Byron ' Myers, Wayne Small, Thomas May. 30 KT V' i I' 32 F. F. A. --M0t1i0-- --0ff1cers-- Learning to do Pres. Eugene Schlemmer Reporter Doyt Schaadt Doing to learn V. Pres Fred Scaer Historian George Klingar Earning to live Sec. Donald Weck Sentinel Donald Weaver Living to serve Treas. Robert Weaver Advisor Mr. D. E. Smith The members of the chapter have an average afthree productive projects and one improvement project in their individual farming programs. The chapter conducted an experimental plot with 19 different corn hybrids, com- pleted a tour of the projects, participated in dairy, swine, beef, sheep, poultry and egg Judging contest, participated in chapter procedure contestsg attended state F. F. A. convention, conducted pest hunt and farm safety program. The chapter carries out a well rounded social and recreational program by playing other F. F. A. chapters basketball and softball, holding Weiner roasts, watermelon feeds, bowling parties, and an annual Parent and Son banquet. Doyt Schaadt and Eugene Schlemmer attended the State F. F. A. Camp as awards for having the most outstanding farming programs. BACK ROW: Mr. Smith, Advisor, Donald Weaver, Duane Poling, Robert Zephyr, George Klinger, Dean Grant, Joseph Schaadt. FRONT ROW: Donald Week, Doyt Schaadt, Eugene Schlemmer, Fred Scaer, Robert Weaver. F. H. A. Officers President Betty Sinn Vice President Betty Pancake Secretary B rbara Clay Treasurer Donna Slane News Reporter Barbara Gaskill Advisor Mrs. D. E. Smith Flower--red rose Motto--'Toward New Horizons' Colors--red and white Some of the purposes of the F. H. A. are to promote a growing appreci- ation of Joys and satisfaction of home making, good home and family life for allg and to further interest in home economics. Our activities this school year have included: sponsoring a Christmas party for the first grade, a party for the seniors, a tea and style show for our Mothers, a bake sale, and maintaining the check room at basketball games. Donna Slane, Mary Beatty, Betty Pancake, Sue Sowers, Mable Stevens, Donna Morehead, Mary Alice Louagie, Donna Etzler, Fern Schaadt, Patricia Baker. u Vivian North, Mary Strunkenburg, Jean Wilkin, Mary Northup, Dorothy Webster, Eileen Wallace, Doris Bell, Rosie Klinger, June Bell, Mary Bell, Jo Anne May,Nancy Davis. Bobbye Gaskill, Carol Wolfcale, Darlene Jones, Margie Fawley, Velma Hoverman, Donna McCleary, Connie Mosel, Ramona Landrum, Ruth Beatty Barbara Clay, Rose Marie Scaer, Betty Sinn, Velma North, Mrs. Marilyn Friedly, substitute advisor. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW! FRONT ROW: Bonnie Burk, 33 TOP ROW: SE COND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: 'ur Shirley Frane, Lynn Rhoades, Robert Schaadt, Carl Copper, Donald Week, Doyt Schaadt. Robert Zephyr, Gleckler, Jean Betty Pancake, HIGH ,az Paul Schaadt, Jack Garver, Herbert Wagner, Velrna North, June Hoaglin, Richard Neiswander, James Hildbold, Rowena Dellinger, Carol Wolfcale, Nila Mollenkopi, Jarnes Mollenkopf, Thomas Beatty, David Beatty, Dean Jeannie Eddy, Frances Hxn'nrnel, Clay, Daniel Snyder, Jack Sowers. Patricia Garver, Eileen Knittle, Joyce Snyder, Jeanne Clay, Betty Sinn, Pauline Kever, Lois Wendel, Duane Poling, Mary Beatty, Patricia Mohr, Janice Adams, Joyce Friedly, Beth Mace, Margaret Snyder, Barbara Clay, Kathryn Mace, Nancy Davis. Rose Marie Scaer, Frances Stemen, Varlene Gordon, Mitzie Waldron, Rodney Stemen, Howard Klausmeier, Herbert Krueckeberg, Jo Anne May, Judy May, Martha Mohr, Joan Snyder, 51' x Q-Q Sondra Leslie. BAND Our band won first prize in the 7 Halloween Parade at Van Wert, and first prize in the Callithurnpian Par- ade at Decatur. Under the direction of Mr. Linn, our band presented a Stop The Band, program. All the pro- ceeds went to The March of Dirnes. The band participated in the County Band Festival held at Union High School. 34 BACK ROW: BOYS' GLEE CLUB Jerry Jerome, Duane Poling, David Wagner, Marlin Owens, Donald Baker, Rowland Klinger, Daniel Snyder, Robert Zephyr, George Klinger. MIDDLE ROW: Harold Klausmeier, Danny May, Marlin Densel, Ronald Gaskill, Robert Schaadt, Dean Mollenkopf, Gerald Harting. FRONT ROW: Mr. Roberts, Director, Jack Sowers, Max Barkley, James Mollenkopf, Paul Schaadt, Doyt Schaadt, Dean Gleckler, Thomas Clay, Joseph Schaadt. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: -US . x Xi GIRLS' CHORUS Barbara Clay, Donna McCleary, Jean Wilkin, Katherine Mace, Donna Etzler, Nlary Alice Louagie, Rosie Klinger, Joyce Snyder, Fern Schaadt, Ruth Beatty, Eileen Knittle, Raxnona Landrum. Vivian North, Sondra Leslie, Joyce Friedly, Patty Garver, Rose Marie Scaer, Mary Strunkenburg, Bonnie Burk, Darlene Jones, Margie Fawley, Velma Hoverman, Jeanne Clay, Jean Hildbold, Eileen Wallace, Doris Bell, Lois Wendel, Jeannie Eddy, Eleanor Dominique. Bobbye Gaskill, Jo Anne May, Pauline Kever, Dorothy Webster, Mary Northup, Mary Bell, June Bell, Carole Wolfcale, Nancy Davis, Margaret Snyder, Donna Sl -In, Alice Rosendahl, Rowena Dellinger, Shirley McDaniel, Beverly Hoaglin. 35 S Rn, s U , V - flag N . I QL Vi! , . QB x su gf i COMM RCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club kia new club organized for students who are inter- ested in Commercial subjects. This is the second year it has been organ- ized. Field trips to various companies to observe office routines, and re- quirements for the beginning office worker, was a major project. Giving awards for typing and shorthand proficiency, obtaining a scholarship for a worthy commercial graduate, and doing a number of special jobs for outside individuals and organizations, were other projects. The officers are: Jeanne Clay-Pres. Rowena Dellinger-Vice Pres. Donna Etzler-Secretary Marilyn Ryan-Treasurer Mr. Alexander-Sponsor BACK ROW: Sue Sowers, Mary Beatty, Betty Pancake, Ramona Landrum, Fern Schaadt, Ruth Beatty, Martha Klinger. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Schaadt, Pauline Kever, Lois Wendel, Jeannie Eddy, Donna Etzler, Rowena Dellinger, Dorothy Webster Mary Northup, Marilyn Ryan, Walter McDaniel. FRONT ROW: Jo Anne May, Jean Hildbold, Joyce Snyder, Velma North, Jeanne Clay, Betty Sinn, Alice Rosendahl, Eileen Knittle. INDIAN SENTINEL STAFF Our school paper, the INDIAN SENTINEL, is published by the Senior Typing Class. It is put out at different intervals during the school years Grade and club reporters turn in the news, and the typists arrange it and type the stencils,getting office practice experience from the different problems that arise. The staff includes: Jeanne Clay-Editor Alice Rosendahl-Assistant Editor Eileen Wallis-Art Editor Joyce Snyder- Fern Schaadt-Joke Editors Jean Hildbold-Birthdays Pat Baker-School Calendar Donna Etzler-Commercial Reporter Ramona Landrum-Elementary Reporter Ruth Beatty-Circulation Manager Mr. Alexander-Sponsor BACK ROW: Patricia Baker, Ramona Landrum, Jean Marilyn Hildbold, Joyce Snyder, Fern Schaadt, Ruth Beatty, Eileen Wallis Donna Etzler. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Clay, Alice Rosendahl, Editors. 37 T WM SCHOO A TRIP TO MARS Zoom! We're off to the wonderful planet of Mars. There are Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus!!!! Flying through the sky gives us a wonderful sense giafrgggomgg Poor earth! I wonder if the people of earth will ever have As we land on Mars, we are met by little, interesting men. Strangely enough they speak our language. They show us r t t th tak to their palace of diamonds. S ea respec as ey 6 us We are invited to visit their room of inventions. Excitedly we walk down H 10118 00I'1'id0I' C0 r00m A'. A unique invention in this room recalls all the past. We see ourselves as we first entered Convoy school, then, as we progressed through the years to our graduation day. In room 'B' is a machine which reveals the future. Greatly astonished, we walk in and close the door. Rather hesitantly, we walk to the machine and press the button. At first the view is blurred,but suddenly we see the Olympics of 1952. We recognize Eileen Knittle. She is just ready to begin the 120 meter run. They're off! Excitedly we watch the contestants as they approach the goal. Eileen wins by a 20-foot margin, making the fastest time ever recorded. Next we catch a view of Reno. We see a court room scene. Sure enough! It is Jo Anne May acting as Judge. She always did have an understanding of problems of romance. She is the first woman judge Reno has ever had. First we hear instruments warming upg then suddenly the curtains rise. Miss Jeanne Clay appears on the stage amid great applause, and takes her place at the piano. The music that follows is so beautiful we hate to leave, but since we have no control over the machine, the music fades away. Suddenly the Capitol in Washington D. C. appears. We see Dean Grant sitting behind his huge desk in the F. B. I. Building. The newspaper clip- pings hung all over the walls show that he is quite famous as the captor of many criminals. Now we're off for Florida. We see the 'Luxury Hote1', which is known for its famous food, loom before us. Doris Bell, the dietician, is in.the office preparing the menu for the next day. She is quite successful in this profession. On her wall is a famous painting by Eileen Wallace. We find several paintings by this artist in other parts of the hotel. Huge cacti loom before us as we enter the state of Texas. The Bar 'X' Ranch looks deserted as we near it, but soon we find that most of the cow- boys are out rounding up the cattle. Jack Garver, the owner, is rather worried because the water supply is low. Hollywood! Excitement thrills us as we enter. Who of our class could d d 1 this place? We see all of our favorite child gtgisbliowhaggosi 3p.gogsn'2 that Donna Morehead? We call her and talk of old times. Then she invites us to visit her hat shop. She designs hats for all the movie stars. 39 Like a streak of lightning we fly across the nation to New York. As we enter the New York Times office, we see above a big door the words 'Fern Schaadt--Joke Ed1tor'. We would like to visit her, but so many people keep going in and out of her door that we don't bother her. A crowd of people looking into the sky draws our attention as we leave the building. At once we see a plane doing acrobats in the sky. We recog- nize it as Ruth Beatty's plane. Ruth has been a pilot ever since she grad- uated. That must be Pat Baker as cc-pilot. What a team! Now we are taken tc the scene of a football game. Sure enough 1t's the Army-Navy game. There's Mac McDaniel sitting on the bench. My goodness, he's Navy's coach. From somewhere we hear a news broadcast. The voice sounds familiar, but we do not recognize it until we see the news commentator. No wonder. Who ever thought Donna Etzler would go into that profession!!! Still in a daze we leave for Chicago. Along the way we see billboards advertising the Mabel Stevens Theaters. She has them throughoutthe country. In Chicago we are rushed to Velma North's dress store. From the line wait- ing she must have a profitable business. Down the street a short distance, we see Jack Pennelrs electric appli- ance factory. He is in competition with Westinghouse and is quite a rival. We follow'telephone lines into a huge building and find Ramona Landrum acting as Chief Operator for the Bell Telephone Company. As we move across the world we come to Cuba. We notice that the tall- est building in the country is Bob Weaver's radio station CBS. He is noted for his commentaries or the Crisis of the World Today. From the cleanliness and atmosphere ofthe next building we decide that it must be a hospital. Yes, there goes a nurse. Let's follow her. As we go into the operating room, the doctor comes in. Why, 1t's lary Alice Lcuagie. Our memories are aroused as we approach dear old Convoy High. The halls are the same, the rooms, the books, and all. As we walk into the of- fice, whom do we see but Jean Marilyn Hildbold sitting back of the big desk we know so well! After inquiring, we find that she has been superintendent for three years. Next we see a big dairy farm with three huge barns. As our vision en- ters the house, we see Alice Rosendahl getting supper ready for her -------- Before we know itthe vision fades and we are left watching a blank machine. Very disappointed, we walk down the hall, out the door, and on to the landing field. We board our rocket ship and start for the U.S.A. After we land we hurry to catch the plane for home. When the stewardess brings us our lunch, we think she looks familiar. And no wonder! It's Betty Sinn. We relax and think of our experience all the way home. I wonder if anyone will believe us when we tell him of his future? Joyce Snyder 40 N E' 'W' wg? I I - 73,1 w lf'- a , D O blk YN . ' ' ' ' is ' ., ' l 4 'x-' I '. r- '3 1- l . , 5' 1 nl' ZW' YA We, t Convoy, th this high think it wisdom in us in our sincerity to-wit, LAST WILL AND TESTAIEIT he Senior Class of l9u9, of Convoy High School, of the city of e state of Ohio, realizing that we have little time to spend in school, do hereby distribute our talents and possessions as we best. We have tried to show our generosity, impartiality, and dispersing our natural gifts and belongings which have benefited school life. We ask that you accept them with a sacredness and and use them as the departed would have them used. The following WE H REBY WILL, DEVISE, AND BEQUEATH To th the fact t e faculty, the feeling of relief they enjoy when they awaken to hat we are no more, our leftover pencils, borrowed mostly from them, and our sense of lhumol-?J. To the Juniors, our seats and position in study hall, our worn books, and the feeling of satisfaction on your graduation day. To the Sophomores, our way with the teachers, our orneriness, and our loud conversations. To the Freshmen, our grim views on life and our personalities. To the 7th and 8th grades, the ability to Know what opportunity lies ahead of you in the next few years, and all of our excess Knowledge. We, as individuals of the senior class of l9L9, will and bequeath our own personal possessions as follows: I, Patricia Fern Baker, will my blond hair, my timed writings, and.my accuracy to Martha Klinger. I, Doris Joan Bell, will my fluttery eyes, and my ability to speak my mind to Betty Pancake. I, Jeanne Carol Clay, will my red hair and my kitten-on-the-keys abil- ity to Robert Zephyr. I, Donna Mae Etzler, will my brown eyes to Rowena Dellinger, and my quietness to Duane Poling. I, Eileen Delores Wallis, will my timidness, and artistic abilities to Don Weaver. I, Robert Eugene Weaver, will my shyness and my bright answers to Dan May. I, Walter Ivan McDaniel, will my basketball suit to Max Barkley and my way with girls to Jack Sowers. I, Betty Jean Sinn, will my ability to get acquainted to Mary Northup, and my 500 word essay to Tommy Clay. 42 I, Ruth Joan Beatty, will my long eyelashes to Carl Copper. Tley'll dazzle the girls, Burt!!!! I, Carol Eileen Knittle, will my basketball suit to anyone who will press it and my seat in study hall to anyone who likes second-hand gum. I, Ramona Mae Landrum, will my love of tall 'fellas' to Nila Mollen- kopf, and my long hair to Patty Garver. I, Fern Lucille Schaadt, will my sense of humor to Katherine Mace, and my freckles to anyone who wishes that 'Winsome look'. I, Alice Jean Rosendahl, will my vocabulary to Jimmy Hyitt, and my ability to get along with my prospective mother-in-law to Junior Bauer. I, Donna Ruth Morehead, will my sweet smile to Jerry Jerome, and my curly locks to Vivian North. I, Mary Alice Louagie,w1ll my daintiness to Dan Snyder, and my love of all teachers to Joe Wyandt. I, Mable Alberta Stevens, will my innocence to Doyt Schaadt. CHe can use it!! I, Dean Dale Grant, will my orneriness to Gene Schlemmer, and my ath- letic ability to anyone who does not have a ladder handy when in a haymow. I, Richard Jack Carver, will my cowboy boots to the school to be set in bronze in memory of the biggest noise that ever entered study hall!!! I, John David Pennell,will my knack for getting 5's for talking to Bob Knittle and my taxi service to school to anyone with a car and lots of gas. I, Velma Jean North, will.my ability to hook rich boyfriends to Connie Hosel and my careful driving technique to Donnie Week. I, Bette Jo Anne May, will my cackle to Nancy Davis, and my long tap- ering fingernails fas soon as I raise themj to Jeanne Eddy. I, Joyce Elaine Snyder, will my various souveniers to anyone with a large bedroom, and my ability to go steady to Bob Schaadt. I, Jean Marilyn Hildbold, will my ability to behave myself and act lady-like to Connie Hosel. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the Senior Class to be our last will and testament, on this, the twenty-fourth day of February in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-nine. In the presence of each other we here affix our names as witnesses. lsignedl Senior Class of 1259 43 532- fig. if sf' W3 L 7 ff? 4 7' 4' 4 in J' Q .ui J ' ' Q QV' 1... v 1 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Max Barkley in Bob Zephyr's trousers? Velma North without a gold tooth? Miss West coaching basketball? Alice Rosendahl weighing 500 pounds? Betty Sinn not talking? Jeanne Clay having a date with a different fellow ever Dan Hay not biting his fingernails? Hr. McCrate without a crew-cut? Donna Morehead not smiling? Freddie Scaer having Jackie Pennell's physique? Bob Schaadt playing a piccolo? Jeanne Eddy being quiet and meek? Pauline Kever with black hair? Sandra Leslie being L feet 6 inches tall? Eileen Knittle not liking sports? Connie Mosel staying at home every night of the week? Shirley Frane without bangs? Corky Poling not wisecracking? Mr. Linn playing with a yo-yo? Howard Klausmeier getting 5's in algebra? Jo Anne May being able to find all her books? Bobbye Gaskill with blue Junior Bauer not getting Having the same seat all Mr. Roberts not singing? Lois Wendel typing at 20 Donna Slane playing the piano by note? Dean Gleckler not eating potato chips in study hall? Marilyn Ryan getting 5's in shorthand? Rose Marie Scaer being sarcastic? Jack Garver not going to Monroeville? Carl Copper getting l's in physics? Dean Grant driving carefully? Donna Etzler without her S65 giggle? Mr. Edwards not saying 'that we have'? Nila Mollenkopf biting her nails? lr. Sawmiller saying 'for that matter, Rowena Dellinger being quiet? Jack Sowers thin? Herb Wagner not being called 'Hunch'? Joe Wyandt being even tempered? Doyt Schaadt without that cute grin? Sue Bowers being loud and boisterous? Fern Schaadt without freckles? Bob Weaver dating the girls? Walt lcbaniel not playing basketball? A quiet study hall? Hr! Alexander teaching Home Ec.? Jack Pennell not pulling chairs out from under people? Joyce Friedly dlshing out the chow every day? Everyone walking to the lunch line? Jean Hildbold not getting the car when she wants it? eyes? the same grades as Velma? year in English? words per minute? what is for tha 45 y night? t matter'? DEDICATION In appreciation of their unend- ing loyalty and devotion to their country in its time of need, we, the olass of 'b9', dedicate this, the XVIV volume of the Bellerophon, to our veterans of World War II. 1 f' -Knit' rw, if 4' 44 l 271.1-'-' , ' 1.3 VY -av Q a OUR YI!! O! HUMOR Alice: 'I shuddered when Marvin proposed to me.' Jeanne: 'Why, was he that awkward?' Alice: 'No, he did it so well.' Jeff Alexander had a hard time pronouncing the lette 'R' so the teach- er gave him a sentence to learn: 'Robert gave Richard a rap in the rib for roasting the rabbit so rare.' A few days later she asked Jeff to repeat the sentence. He rose and said, 'Bob gave Dick a poke in the side for not cooking the bunny enough.' Howard Klausmeierz 'I've a cold in my head.' Rose larie Scaer: 'That's better than noth1ng.' Dean: '0h! That's my foot, please get off.' Jack S.: 'Why don't you put your foot where it belongs?' Dean: 'Don't tempt me, kid!' Dan Snyder: 'Hey, sis, I failed in five subjects, prepare Hom.' Joyce: 'She's prepared: prepare yourself.' lies West: 'Leave your papers on your desk as you pass out.' lr. Sawmiller: 'Would you like to hear about the theory of kissing?' Ruth Beatty: 'No, I care for applied so1ence.' 3272 people died of gas last year. L1 inhaled it, 31 lighted it by touch- ing a match to it. 3200 stepped on it. Photographer: 'Please look pleasant, lady, and in a few moments you can resume your natural expression.' Irs. Stose: 'What tense is this verb?' - Nile lollenkoptz 'I'd like to tell you but I think it will do you more good if you look it up yourselfl' Ramona Landrum: 'We're going to give the bride a shower.' Jack Pennell: 'Count me in. I'll bring the soap!' Jack: 'How can you tell how fast you are going without a speedometer?' Bert: 'At so the fender rattles, at L0 the doors rattle, and at 50 I rattle.' The bad man made the winds to blow The ladies skirts so high: But the good Lord made the dust just To fill the bad man's eye. Hr. Smith: '0rder, order.' ' Eugene Schlemmer: Kabsent mindedlyl 'One hamburger with plenty on1on.' lor that tired feeling ------ ------------' ---'- -S IT P0753 47 -vt? G tx 1'-' Q , UMW! xk ABSENTEES STANDING: Phil Freck flstj, Diane Fulk Brdj, Sandra Michael Q31-dj, Connie Michael Q5thl. SITTING: Janet Mace flstl, Stanley Knittle UQ, Janet Michael fist, 48 Sept 13 2b 2h 28 Oct. 1 8 8 8 18 22 26 Nov. 1 5 12 12 19 22 2b 25 26 29 Dec. 1 2 3 7 10 ll 13 lb 17 23 2h 28 29 SCHOOL CALENDAR ll9h8-l9L9l Jan. School Bagiaa 3 School Reopens Assembly PP08Pam 5 Assembly Program Baseball same here 7 Basketball game here Union Willshire Baseball Bama thara 10 Photo Appointment Willahira ln Basketball game there Wren Baseball Same here 21 Basketball game there Wren Hoaglin-Jackson Fire Prevention Program 21 Exams Freshmen Initi8ti0n 28 Basketball game there Baseball game here Middle Point Middle Point 29 Basketball game here Senior Skating Party Wren Eighth Grade Party Feb. Fall Teachers' Banquet L Basketball game here York Callithumpian Parade ll Basketball game there Basketball game here Ridge Latty lu Tournament Basketball game there 15 Tournament Ohio City 16 Tournament Eighth Grade Test 17 Typing Contest at Middle Point Basketball game here 19 Tournament Wapakaneta St. Joe 21 Tournament Assembly Program 22 Tournament Basketball game there 23 Tournament Kalida 25 Tournament Thanksgiving March Basketball game here l Assembly Program Cridersville 7 Junior Skating Party Band M0tharS' Card PaTtY ll Vocal Festival at Hoaglin Jackson 26 Solo and Ensemble at Bowling Green Every Pupil Test 30 Every Pupil Tests Every Pupil Test 31 Every Pupil Tests Basketball game here April Ohio City 1 Basketball game there 2 Rockford 5 Basketball game here 8 Mendon Basketball game here 15 Ridge 19 Christmas Program 22 Assembly Program May Basketball game at Union 7 Basketball game there Cridersville Christmas Vacation Basketball game there Payne 13 22 25 26 Holiday Ball 27 49 County Band Festival at Union Chorus and Band Contest at Ada Assembly Program Preliminary District-State Scholarship Tests Good Friday--no school Spring Teachers' Banquet Eighth Grade Test Final District-State Scholarship Test Junior-Senior Prom Baccalaureate Exams Commencement School Closes 'S 1- 5:1 - N ,ol-IR 5 i ,-5 Our an fiom 7'P' : ' v ur Coolea M Mr- Bhd MIS- Ed RDeh1'f1 Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Backus ur u.4 ,briuerd xl . -, -- 'jzl Mx A 1- IE iq.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chester Martin, Junior Schaifner, Paul Redlinger, Fred Baehler, Ralph Sawmiller, Harry Redlinger. 51 Clase of 1952 Annabelle Feasby Miller, Monroeville Betty F. Hoblet Bailey, Cleveland Marie L. Louagie Stripe, Van Wert Florence P. Mohr, Van Wert Martha Mustard Kreischer, Columbus Marjorie Owens Hoblet, Convoy Joan L. Sowers Gunsett, Container, Van Wert Jane Swick Good, Nursing, Missouri Mary C. Wherry Cherry, Nursing, Van Wert Donald E. Bailey Cleveland Dale R. Davis, Lima Junior C. Duncan, Van Wert Russell Fensler, Harvester, Ft. Wayne Niles K. Fry, Ft. Wayne Wayne Geissler, Container, Van Wert Paul Henrey, Farmer, Convoy Dawes Holmes, Farmer, Convoy Donald Hoover, Farmer, Convoy Marvin Kever, Wayne Pump, Convoy Charles Kilgore, Bowling Green Robert McClelland, Harvester, Louisville, Kentucky Harold Miller, General Electric William Pancake, Farmer, Convoy Gervaise F. Peters, Ohio Weslyan Carl Schaadt, Farmer, Convoy Wallace Wittung, Fruehauf, Convoy Class of 1952 Betty Bates Gloriene Bauer, Court House, Convoy Joan Cupp Marhenke, Hoaglin, Indiana Kathryn Crowle, Convoy Cleotha Feasby Hart, Monroeville Garnet Feasby Donna Belle Grant Hoblet, Convoy Hilda Kellermeier Feasby Lena Louagie, Central Manufacturing, Van Wert Betty Jean Shotts, Nursing, Ft. Wayne Mildred R. Sponseller, LaGrange, Indiana Janet Sowers Poling, Van Wert Jeanne Thomas Pancake, Convoy Doris Weck Baxter, Convoy Donald Baxter, Farmer, Convoy Ray Carrier, Farmer, Dixon Arlo Fortney, Phelps Dodge, Dixon Junior Gephart, U. S. Army Paul Gorrell, Harvester, Convoy John Gunsett, Container, Convoy Harvey Lahmon, Harvester Dixon Benton Muntzinger, Container, Van Wert Lloyd Rager, Farmer, Convoy Myron Thornell, Farmer, Convoy Donald Turner, Electrical Shop, van Wert Ray Wickstandt, Detroit, Michigan Donald Young Richard Glass, Ohio Weslyan Pauline Poling Eddy, McGee Airport, Convoy Class of 1255 George Bostiok, Harvester, Convoy Calvin Imler, Sohio Service, Van Wert Richard LaRue, Ft. Wayne Floyd Northup, Deceased William North, Bowling Green Carl Pancake, Ireland's, Convoy George Sowers, Container, Convoy Bernard Smith, Ohio State Robert Weisman, Iruehauf, Convoy Kermit Welch, Harvester, Ft. Wayne Carol Carey Bebout, Convoy Betty Carrier Ball, Monroeville Marian Gorrell Sohatfner, Van Wert Georgiana Herl, Whittenburg, Springfield Alice McClelland, Ballstrands, Ft. Wayne Laverne Schaberg, Chicago, Ill. Louise Smith, Harvester, Convoy Francile Strunkenburg Sowers Convoy Jean Swick Cobert, Tiffin Virginia Thompson Dawson, Convoy Class of 1952 Arlene Ainsworth Dellinger, General Electric, Convoy Ilene Ainsworth Hardisty, General Electric, Ft. Wayne Jo Ella Clem Fensler, Dixon Evelyn Cowgill, Middle Point Eleanor Duncan MoOmber, Union Margaret Etzler, Container, Convoy Opal Feasby Marquart, Monroeville Dwight Gardner, Farmer, Convoy Lucille Grant, Bordon's Convoy Ilo Gribler, Van Wert Manufacturing Company, Van Wert Betty Gunsett Hoblet, Convoy Kenneth Jerome, Container, Convoy Betty Moore Springer, Convoy Katherine Morehead Murray, Celina Marie Muntzinger Kauble, Columbus Robert Muntzinger, Kent University Paul Pancake, Farmer, Convoy Lois Rager Gardner, Convoy Yvonne Rosendahl, General Electric, Ft . Wayne James Ryan, Container, Farmer, Convoy Bernita Sherburn Showalter, Van Wert marilyn Snyder Schieber, Convoy Robert Thornell, Farmer, Convoy DeVeta Zaner Neadstine, Monroeville Donald Bates, Harvester, Van Wert Class of 1956 Harold Barkley, Harvester, Dixon Robert Delllnger, Harvester, Convoy Murlen Feasby, Rea Wire, Convoy Harold Fortney, Farmer, Convoy Byron Haggerty, Sallsbury Axle, Ft. Wayne Lawrence Harting, Farmer, Dixon Fred C. Mohr, Harvester, Van Wert Allan D. Smith, Bowling Green Charles Webster, Harvester, Dixon Victor Young, Container, Van Wert Ferns Copper, Hammons, Van Wert Laverne Duncan, National Seal, Convoy LaVonne Duncan, National Seal, Convoy Thelma Edd Sinn Latt Y , Y Pauline Etzler, Van Wert Manufacturing Company, Convoy Ann L. Hurry, Balyeat's Coal Co., Van Wert Lois Imler, YWCA, Van Wert Jean Krugh, Clark's Shoe Store, Convoy Patty Martz Lehman, Convoy Nancy Mollenkopf Northwestern Evanston Illinois Phyllis Mollenkopf Gay, Van Wert Dottie Pennell Kiehl, Van Wert Eileen Small Bowman, Dixon Lu Verne Swick, Convoy Jean Thompson Feasby, Convoy Wilma Weaver, Van Wert Manufacturing Company, Van Wert Julia Wickstandt Akom, Borden's, Convoy Class of 1952 Paul Baker, Rhoades Bros., Dixon Richard E. Cupp, U. S. Navy Marion Crowle, U. S. Army Robert L. Dutton, U. S. Army Robert Foehl, Harvester, Convoy Ralph Huffman, Texaco, Convoy Herbert Pancake, Farmer, Convoy Richard Rosendahl, New Idea, Coldwater, Ohio City Lowell Schaberg, U. S. Navy Floyd Stephenson, Rubber Company, Convoy Grace Anna Ackerman, Ft. Wayne Nancy Gasiday, Convoy Equity, Convoy Elizabeth Klinger, Rubber Company Dixon Elma Krueckeberg, Murphy's, Convoy Anna Louise Leslie, Ohio State Phyllis Miller, Nursing, Ft. Wayne Mary Morehead Lantz, Ohio City Romaine Myers, lst Nat'l., Convoy Esther North Boroff, Venedocia Jeanette Reidenbach Pape, Convoy Norma Ruble, Borden's, Van Wert Francille Schlemmer Sutton, Van Wer Mary Kathryn Shotts Haggerty, Ft. Wayne Donna Snyder, North American Van Lines, Convoy Dorothy Wickstandt, Container, Convoy 19 8 Class of 5 Dale Baxter, Jeweler's School, Grand Rapids, Michigan Patty Dellinger, Container, Convoy Dorothy Rose Sinn, Sinn Implement Company, Convoy Ellen Marsh, School Secretary, Convoy Norma Ann Swick, Bowling Green Helen Young, Central Manufacturing Company, Van Wert Grace Harting, Central Manufacturing Company, Van Wert Dorothy Etzler, Central Manufacturing Company, Van Wert Joan Welch, Central Manufacturing Company, Van Wert Gordon Sowers, Furniture Factory, Convoy Marlin Oechlse, Farmer, Convoy Roscoe Abbott, Farmer, Convoy Lester Myers, U. S. Navy Peggy Mollenkopf, Miami University Dale Gleckler, Harvester, Convoy Franklin Miller, Custer Bros. Convoy Eula Rose Barkley, Harvester, Convo Vivian Pancake, Morr1s's, Convoy Sharon Glancy, Container, Convoy Lola Mae Morehead Holmes, Convoy Harold Wherry, Bowling Green Richard Kreischer, Texas Deloyd Bell, Borden's, Convoy Roger Martz, Container, Convo! David Mollenkopf, U. S. Navy Ruby Klinger, Convoy John Ackerman, larmer, Convo! t Y P QS my WN 1- 3 v v 9 Mill' 75' 324 WW. j Q T SUPERINTENDENT JOHN D. LINN AND ELLEN MARSH, SECRETARY This faxniliar pose has been selected by the staff as being the most fitting for our annual. Mr. Linn, Superintendent since 1944, is well known for his work with the Convoy School Band, and has been advisor and sponsor to the Senior Class each year. It was through his co-operation that this annual was possible. 1' 'tiar- X 7 'X S x - BOARD OF EDUCATION R, G, BRAND STANDING: Orville Dellinger, Owen McClelland, County Superintendent Vice-President, Herbert Schaadt, President. SITTING: Cloyce Snyder, Wyler Swick, Clerk. Z 1 M rw rm J . 41' x 'I . V ' I fu-I Q N . CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1949 Don Douler Elevofor Co The Convoy Equity Exchange Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAIN - HAY - STRAW - SEED - TWINE - COAL - FLOUR FEED - ETC. BULK DISTRIBUTORS OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CONVOY, OHIO D L D Van W Bolyeots Coffee Shop Nationally Famous for Good Food Hertz Funerol Home C 5 Uh Kilgore Brothers Goroge A t Repairing Auto Suppl C 5 Oh G i ,,i. - Phone 28 Convoy, Ohio BELL BROTHERS CHEVROLET -1 - X Compliments of BAND BOX CLEANERS Phone 112 Convoy, Ohio Wishing the Best of Luck to the Class of 1949 PENNELL and RAGER Electrical Appliances and Plumbing Phone 7420 Convoy, Ohio Compliments of HAROLD J. LESLIE Insurance Service Convoy, Ohio See Us for Your Insurance Needs Compliments of SINN IMPLEMENT CO. Convoy, Ohio MYER INSURANCE AGENCY Convoy, Ohio General Insurance with Better Service' Phone 102 Compliments of PETE'S MARKET Convoy, Ohio Compliments of GLANCY PRINTING CO. Convoy, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1949 FRECK and SCHABERG Hardware - Stoves - Paints and Electrical Appliances Phone 27 Convoy, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '49 THRUSH and SON CLAY WORKS H. O. Thrush Paul H. Thrush 5530 11420 Congratulations Seniors of '49 May Success be Yours in the Years Ahead ACKOM'S CLOTHING and FOOTWEAR Convoy, Ohio Compliments of CONVOY LOCKER SERVICE Phone 56 Convoy, Olf1lO Compliments of BALYEAT, The Clothier Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HINES Sz SON Van Wert, Ohio MARSH HOTEL DINING ROOM Catering to Parties and Banquets Just Good Food Van Wert, Ohio LADD'S JEWELRY 210 E. Main Van Wert, Ohio CITY COAL 8: SUPPLY CO. See Us for Ready-Mix Concrete North Market Street Phone 2632 Van Wert, Ohio THE WEIKER GRAIN CO. O. J. Weiker, Jr., Manager 212 North Market Street Phone 2403 Van Wert, Ohio Grain - Seeds - Feeds - Coal - Fertilizer - Red Brand Fence Custom Grinding - - - Custom Mixing C. R. CASE TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractor Dearborn Farm Equipment Sales and Service 116 South Walnut Street Phone 2462 Van Wert, Ohio GAMBLE SL ALSPACH FUNERAL HOME Phone 2042-1 316 South Washington St. Ambulance Service Van Wert, Ohio THOMAS GIFT 8: STATIONERY SHOP Phone 2876 104 W. Main St. Van Wert Typewriters - Jewelry - Silverware - Gifts - Office Supplies Parker Fountain Pens THE BONNEWITZ CO. Van Wert's Department Store for Nearly a Century BORDEN CHEESE CO. Van NVert, Ohio DULL LUMBER 8: COAL CO. Lumber - Coal and Builders Supplies North End of Shannon Street Phone 291-1 Phone 42 Compliments of LESLIE'S REXALL STORE Convoy, Ohio Compliments of CONVOY SOHIO SERVICE Convoy, Ohio Compliments of OHIO CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE CO. Convoy, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1949 SID and LUCILLE i ii 17, l Compliments of HALL LUMBER and COAL CO. Phone 30 Convoy, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1949 WEBB'S HI-SPEED SERVICE STATION Routes 30 and 49 ROGERS BAKERY Fine Cakes and Pastries Convoy, Ohio Compliments of SCHUMM'S PRODUCE Paul G. Schumm Wholesale Poultry and Eggs Phone 1520 Convoy, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes McCOY,S FLOWERS Corsages - Bouquets and Floral Arrangements Phone 3070 301 E. Main HOtpOi1'1'L Skelggg Appliances Two Dependable Products Sold with Proven Dependable Service at BOOK APPLIANCE SALES Phone 3183 Van Wert, Ohio Lincoln Mercury BEAUPRE BROS., Inc. Headquarters for Used Cars Phone 2981 120 N. Cherry St. Phone 2749 Van Wert, Ohio R. E. MILLER and SONS, Inc. John Deere - New Idea - New Holland Phone 14 Spencerville Phone 2503 V811 Weff HAROLD BALYEAT Coal - Builders' Supplies and Burial Vaults 615 South Shannon Street Phone 2901 Van Wert, Ohio WILMER B. BOWER and CO. Furniture Manufacturers Convoy, Ohio E. G. BECKER, M. D. MRS. E. G. BECKER, R. N. Convoy, Ohio HILTON JEWELRY Congratulations to Class of '49 Compliments of KINGFS VARITEY STORE Phone 8820 Convoy, Ohio H E R L S Sales F' O R D Service Phone 110 Convoy, Ohio Compliments of i THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CONVOY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of CLARK'S POOL ROOM Sandwiches - Soft Drinks - Beer - Pool Convoy. Ohio Compliments of DAVIS BARBER SHOP Convoy, Ohio Compliments of VAN WERT BOOTERY Quality Shoes 116 E. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of G R I S W 0 L D ' S Jack 8: Jill Shop 107 E. Main Van Wert, Ohio Band Instruments HARDEN MUSIC STORE New and Used Pianos Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of KIGGINS CAMERA SUPPLY 137 E. Main Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of MORRIS 100 STORE Routes Compliments of MYERS GULF 0 8: -19 Conv oy, Ohio Compliments of BURLEY'S CAFE Beer - Ice Cream - Eats Phone 120 Convoy, Ohio Compliments of FRUCHEY,S I. G. A. Convoy, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND MUNTZINGERS LUNCH and POOL Convoy, Ohio Compliments of SOWERS HOME STORE Convoy, Ohio Compliments of EVALYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Convoy, Ohio Compliments of GREULACH BODY SHOP Congratulations to Seniors of 1949 Body and Fender Repairing LITTLE VILLAGE SHOPPE Painting and Simonizing Convoy, Ohio Convoy, Ohio WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE v-1 ., qv' . QF g . -WLM' F1 1'1- vp w ' f.,-.' ,, '.'jiV -A ,J '-..--f . Y . A '95 1f3r'H3iQ22.?' ., ' 'is ,,Qff -'EivE'i:.'f'g,.f:t zu, , J A, -0 ,iv .- -.Q .1 hit? .gf , A , 5. . V. 'L +. QQ' 53:28-x .- ' V . 41 , ,',5Qv,E: ' :L-1.7. 1 . Q:3'4.,.1 - . rr 4 3, 13 r ..y,i-:v--qu -.1f. . if-:ni-4 .L H N .gl 4 .wwn o 0 ,'.,,F 4---L -N ,, I gl- 'Mn Qty' 5 1, 4: 44.. 'ff ' W f pf gh Q E, A r 5.- g a 1 , l ' v 5? .vw 1 r 1 .'. .J T714 e' !' JF W, ii FT' . A Hi if . .5 Lf- Q bl 5 'x Lv' 0 , 'S Ps- V u-.1 A X, , L in Ea. , - , Q I! JA Q' 'J - o ' J l 4 . ,--I ' I v Kun' , .QA ft' Af I ' ' ' I IL ' -' Q I a 8 A ,A Y j:fh'.-'I 'Y 341 t0 , . .4 J I. W , .,. J w HI n w 1 u 3 1.- wa 1 1 .- 4 'Q 3 V1 , ,w u A. mf 1 'E gif -In r Q uh, a' Li fr .Q if 'I U ' , 'D' ' , . l 7 W, ,. W nr . .xg X. 5 lu, X U X -' +A- ' m 'lx- H. ROBERT ALEXANDER College: Bowling Green Degree: B. S. in Education Years at Convoy: '44-'49 Subject: Commercial Activities: Principal, Sponsor of Junior Class and Commercial Club, Athletic Director, lndian Sentinel and Annual Advisor J. CHALMER EDWARDS College: North Manchester, lndiana Degree: B. S. in Education Years at Convoy: '45-'49 Subject: Mathematics and Science Activities: Sth Sponsor Junior High Coach MARILYN FRIEDLY College: Ohio State Degree: A. B. Years at Convoy: Oct. 30, '48 to Jan. ZZ, '49 Subject: Home Economics Activities: F. H. A. LANE MCCRATE College: Ohio Northern Degree: B. S. in Education Years at Convoy: '48-'49 Subject: History, Geogra- phy, Physical Education Activities: Varsity Coach OWEN ROBERTS College: New York University Degree: B. M. Years at Convoy: '49 Subject: Music, Band RALPH SAWMILLER College: lowa State Degree: B. S. in Education Years at Convoy: '48-'49 Subject: Health, Science, and Mathematics Activities: Sophomore Sponsor RAE SMITH College: Ohio State Degree: B. S. in Home Economics and M. A. Years at Convoy: '48-'49 Subject: Home Economics and Girls' Physical Edu- cation Activlties: F. I-L A. DWIGHT E. SMITH College: Ohio State Degree: B. S. in Agriculture Years at Convoy: '48-'49 Subject: Agriculture Activities: Freshman Sponsor, and F. F. A. CHARLOTTE STOSE College: Bowling Green Years at Convoy: '45-'49 Subject: English, Govern- ment Activities: 7th Sponsor STELLA WEST College: Ohio Wesleyan, Wilmington College, Ohio State Graduate School Degree: A. B. 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