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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

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Commercial Club . . . . 3 MathC1ub..... 10 I .'q:',5ay:v,:,g - . 1,4- sv,--4.7 ' A l '.,, ., wr. H: ROBERT ZEPHYR Band..................Z. Boys'Glee Club. . . . . . . . .l. MixedChorus.. .... l,3, F.F.A...... ...l,2,3, JOYCE NELSON F.H.A............... Y-Team............ .. Girls' Team . . . . . . . Commercial Club . . . . . . sa an 1 3, , , AR' 1 of TIT 9 4 , , 11 .IJK f' I ,A ROWENA DELLIINGER Band ............... 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club ......... 1, 3, Mixed Chorus .... . . . 1, 3, Class Officer .,.,, ,,,, 3 , Annual Staff Indian Sentinel Staff Gu-1s'Team ...... ...Z,3.4 Scholarship Team . . . . . l, Z, 3 Typing Team .... ..... 3 Latin Club ....... . . I, Z Commercial Club . . . . . 3 :-,,x 'l' ,Q i MARY NORTHUP Girls:Glee Club . . . . . . . . .l. 3 MixedChorus.... ...l,3,4 ..l.-2.3.4 Y-Teen.......... ...l.Z Annual Staff Indian Sentinel Staff Typing'1'eum..... ...3 Commercial Club . . . . ll DONALDWEAVER F'.F.A.............l.Z.3 4 Basketball. . . .. . Class of 1950 In the fall of 38 , a group of bewildered children stood and gazed at the huge building before them. Miss Temple met us at the door and started us on our learning of readin9 , ritin ', and rithmetic . The rest of our grade teachers added to our knowledge and prepared us for the remaining six years of school. Our grade teachers were Mrs. Norma Carey, second grade: Mrs. Helen Smith, third grade: Miss Jessie Driver, fourth grade: Mrs. Rema Mohr, fifth grade: and Miss Jessie Driver again as our sixth grade teacher, The seventh grade proved to be a thrilling experience for all of us. Miss Fitch was our class sponsor. In the eighth grade, Mr. Edwards took us in hand. The eighth grade tests were the big event of the year, and several members of our class received high honors, The ninth grade was the year we all looked forward to, when we would go into high school. We were entertained by the Sophornores at an initiation party. After that, we felt that we were ready for anything. Mrs. Hofer was our class spon- sor that year. In the Sophomore year, our class sponsor was Mr. Sawmiller. We had an opportunity to initiate the Freshmen that year. Mr., Alexander was our class sponsor for the Junior year. This year we started thinking of ways to make money for the prom and the Senior trip. Then we started planning the prom. We chose Treasure Island as our theme. We spent a great deal of time and work on it, and felt that it was a great success. Then the big year finally arrived., We were still thinking of ways to make money for the class trip. Mr. Linn was our class sponsor, and Bob Schaadt, who had been class president for the other three years, was re -elected again. We are planning to go the Washington D. C. for our class trip, Now, as we are looking toward our Commencement and the close of our life at school, we think of the good times that we have had here at Convoy High, and of how we are going to miss it after we are out of school., 12 5yWwE3 9 F2 Ci S5 X 5E Wwzzgxgfamxsmgm if V Q 2 I QW Q , .'5-1 , Lf' fjv xn' n P. , . ink , A 'V , HS 'M 'fxg Y Av 0 11 A .4- v , 5 ' M? F 'gn ,Q 4 1 A A L -- fx .14 .wr nm, .1 'im' iff! A. -X 1' I '4 lm ' . . I I . 7 zg, .15 4 1 'I' 1 w 1 ,Viv U , 1 XE-.. y , h W Q1 ff 4 1' if w , 1 w . X , ' M Q nf ' ' ' , .I 1 I , . , I , '1 6.!Jqy'2-w ,' v','. ' , ' Aj -HI 1 f 1-W' , pw 1 , I, af 'v 11, . ' - - v ' 4 , Is 'K ' u1,M'j r in A. 2 I .. 3 . -'V '- -QKTJ' 'X-4, ' Q will Q fig' . 1 , , :Z-, it 1 is W Q f 4- A if I ' V, V 1' '7 :Y 7' -W 5' 9 ' ' V Q5 .,, I- Qs I in - 8 ' , , HI' -', Ng-f'j,w ' , 2' ii? e x' ...A Eff h 'ff' vi ,Q - ,-9 . 11 , N , , J ' , J X r- f ' 1 1- r , M-7 ' .l 'yu sf 3 ,Tir 4 0 T -N . H 17 F - H - ' 2 . b iff?--If I .I X N1 ' ' Q 'K A 4: . S I si K q N w-.. xx! gl, I P Q S S f ii ff , sf 1 .-. . ,vu . V , ,, s.... Q , War fp .N Q 7 X A x 14 Juniors FIRST ROW: Dan Snyder, Barbara Clay, Doyt Schaadt, Duane Poling, Connie Mosel, Jim Hyitt. SECOND ROW: Dan May, June Bell, lviarvin Owens, Earl Black, Rosie Klinger, Bob Edwards., THIRD ROW: Junior Bauer, Donna McCleary, George Klinger, Herb Wagner, Barbara Gaskill, Herb Krueckeberg, FOURTH ROW: LeRoy Hoaglin, Kathryn Mace, Iviervin Barkley, Jean Wilkins, Nlargie Fawley, Bob Knittle., FIFTH ROW: Iviary Bell, Velma Hoverman, Class History of 1951 In September, 1939, the doors of education were opened to the class of 1951., Our elementary years passed quickly with Mrs, Bernice Reidenbach, Mrs, Norma Carey, Mrs Helen Smith, Mrs. W. O, Henceroth, Mrs., Rema Mohr, and Miss Jessie Driver as our teachers, Upon entering the seventh grade our class had an enrollment of ten less than it had seven years before, As Freshmen, it was only proper for us to suffer as had our predecessors by being initiated into high school. The Sophomores showed no mercy on us so we sought revenge the following year on a new class of green-horns , the title we had proudly held the year before, Our class is now composed of twenty-six ambitious Juniors. Mr. Alexander is our capable sponsor. We were the first Junior Class to present a play for several years. Although we were entirely inexperienced, the play, THREE BLIND DATES, was given quite successfully under the directorship of-Mr. Jacobson. We are now looking forward to our last year behind the doors of Convoy High School. 15 -ua'm- .4 L 4 -..f- - ' gi. ,o+:5tUt' 57 ' J ,u N10 qw m..,.,,.r., . ill II ' :fix f ' Sophomores FIRST ROW: Eleanor Dominique,Shir1ey McDaniel, Carol Wolfcale, Beverly Hoaglin, Rose Marie Scaer, Margie Snyder, Nancy Davis, Mary Strunkenburg, Donna Slane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown, David Wagner, Paul Schaadt, Joyce Frieclly, Sandra Leslie, Patty Carver Donald Baker, Tom Clay, Jerry Jerome, THIRD ROW: Max Barkley, Ronald Gaskill, Gerald Harting, Joseph Schaadt, Joe Wyandt, Marlin Owens, Marlin Densel, Robert Sowers. Fresh men FIRST ROW: Rosanna Purk, Mary Pancake, Helen Book, Wanda Book, Shirley McDaniel, .Tune l-Ioaglm, Mary Sue Orsbon, Carolyn Waltmire, Shirley Frane,Joan Baker. SECOND ROW: Shirley Purk, Betty Sowers, Byron Myers, Wayne Small, Lowell Etzler, Tom MAY. Rodney Stemen, Shirley Gaskill, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: Cletus Welch, Lynn Rhoades, Gene Helm, Dean Mollenkopf. 16 Class History of 1952 Our education was started with a class of 42. pupils with Miss Dean as our teacher. Though we can't remernber this day, no doubt we we re excited and filled with wonder. Miss Dean was very kind and we soon knew what was happening. So, we proceeded into the next grades with eagerness. We learned new subjects and experienced new adventures., We were kept busy by our teachers, Mrs. Norma Carey, Nfrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Mary lvfeyers, Mrs. Rema Mohr, and Miss Jessie Driver. They prepared us for high school and we appreciated them. In the school year of 46 and 47, we entered Junior High. This was thrilling, but we had to work harder to keep up our grades. Our teachers were Mrs. Charlotte Stose, and Mr., Edwards, We had parties and many traveling adventures. Then we entered high school. We were welcomed with an exciting initiation. We had other parties also. Mr. Smith was our sponsor. Mr., Brown is our sponsor this year. We initiated the Freshmen in October. We have had no parties as yet., This is a great year for us and we are enjoying it. We are also looking forward to the next two years of high school. Class Historv of 1953 In our first year of school there were thirty -three pupils enrolled with Miss Catherine Dean as our teacher. During the second and third grade, we learned the different fundamentals of school with Mrs. Norma Carey and Mrs. Helen Smith teaching us. In the fourth grade, Mrs. Nlary Meyers was our teacher. The fourth, fifth, and sixth grades gave an operetta entitled Aunt Drusilla's Garden. ' Our fifth and sixth grade teachers were Mrs., Rema Mohr and Iviiss Jessie Driver. We entered Junior High with Mrs. Charlotte Stose as our sponsor. In the eighth grade, Mr., J. C, Edwards was our sponsor. In our State Tests, Ralph Schumm received first in the county with 189. There are twenty -four entering the Freshman Class of whom seventeen are of the original class. Our sponsor this year is Mr. Dwight Smith. Our first party was when the Sophomores entertained us at initiation. 17 18 FIRST ROW: SECOND R OW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SEC OND R OW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Eighth Grade Shirley Kiracofe, Lois Krugh, Beth lvlace, Marcia Bell, Phyllis Joseph, Evelyn Klinger, Wilma Heath, Patty Mohr. lvlr. Edwards, James Beatty, Harold Krueckeberg, Stanley Mollenkopf, David Beatty, Robert Klinger, Lowell Oechsle, Lowell Kever, Gerald Harting, Russel Gaskill., Glen Klinger, Lowell Cress, Robert Waldron, Doyle Weaver, Richard Neiswander, Kenneth lrnler, William Kever, Doyt Owens, Se-ven th Grade Janet Miller, Betty Webster, Shirley Ackom, Donna Turner, Shirley Morton, Barbara Oechsle, Martha Mohr, Lois Muntzinger, Janice Adarns Patty Gaskill. Darlene Densel, Cletus Welch, Vance Fortney, Larry Wendel, Mar1i.n Thompson, Duane Smith, Vance Sheets, Tom Burk, Garry Wilkins, Beverly Nfyers, Dale Schaadt, Darrell Sowers, Roger Brandenburg, Gale Schaadt, Mr. Knerr, Sixth Grade Connie Micheal, Barbara Schmidt, Varlene Gordon, Nancy Klinger, Ardyth Sheets, Geraldine Gaskill, 'Mary Campbell, Kay Thrush, Joan Snyder, Lois Bell, Janella Stevens: Janis Beatty, Ronald Krueckeberg, Dean Small, Jack Bower, Robert Allison, Billy Webster, Jerry Orsbon, Russel Waltmire, Nlitzi Waldron, Miss Driver. Larry Cupp, Clair Harting, Evan Mollenkopf, John Morton, Donnie Etzler Stanley Densel, Johnny Linn, Richard Grelauch. 19 ' Ali KY sl- S zu., 4 Y X YR' R 'H lil' fa 5-,Sim - Mm FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SEC OND R OW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: p Fifth Grade Jeanette Krueckeberg, Nlarie Lewis, Janet Slane, Betty Etzler, Frances Stemen, Charlene Graham, Bonita Myers, Anna Weaver, Gloris Schmidt, Ruth Schunnn, Judith Sowe rs. Mrs. Mohr, Marvel Etzler, Audrey Springer, Judith Iviay, Janet Grant, Patricia Foley, Sandra Densel, Linda Mollenkopf, Ruth Waltmire, Joan Gruelach, Sue Wyandt, Robert McC1eary, Ronald Zimmerman, Robert Leslie, Billy Mohr, Ralph Brandenburg, Norrnan Miller, Darrell Young, Mark Yoh, Floyd Heath, Mat Harting, - f Alexander, Alvin Pancake. R 0. '- fix . .1 Fourth Grade Sharon Stevens, Barbara Strunkenburg, Sandra Michael, Mary Jo Weaver, Betty Baker, Connie Heath, Janet Erhsam, Janice Gaskill, Martlma Thrush, Rachel Klinger, Darlene Morton, Sandra Gilbert. Mrs. Julia Friedly, Kenneth Weaver, Herbert Schaadt, Allan Rhoades, Jon Bower, Miles Joseph, Stanley Lapham, Vincent Smith, Charles Carey, Richard Schumm, Ronald Morton, June Miller, Donald Owens, Roger Lare, Roger Clayton, Roger Gaskill, Jon Fischer, Denny Riley, Doit Cooper, Gary DeCamp, Rodney Orsbon, Dick Waldron, Robert Fawley. Third Grade Thelma Gaskill, Kathleen Cooper, Naomi Klinger, Janet Davis, Sharon Helm, Sandra Mohr, Joyce lviatthews, Mary Dellinger, Claudia Green, Barbara Jardine, Deanna Carrier. Mrs, I, Friedly, Peggy Jacobs, Billy Rager, Carl Thrush, Raymond Etzler Freddy Ackom, William Miller, Terry DeCamp, Jerry Bower, Sharon Fensler, Connie Fegley. Allen Gilbert, Jesse Jacobs, Jeffery Arn, David Gruelach, Norman Krueckeberg, Maylon Temple, Wayne Dawson, Terry Schaffner. Z1 ZZ FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SEC OND R OW: THIRD R OW 2 Second Graded Sue Ann Thrush, Janet Mace, Carol Carey, Linda Allison, Connie Waltmire, Dottie Bell, Janet Mueller, Carol Sheets, Janet Michael, Sandra Oechsle, Anne Kiehl, Kay Reidenbach, Sharon Mor-ton, Mrs. Carey, John Lare, Stanley Crowle, Alvin Gilbert, Bill Snyder, Stanley lvfyers, Lanny Clem, Marshall Wilkins, David Herl, Rex Springer, Richard Ward, David Simmons, Bruce Kiracofe, Elizabeth Clay. David Stevens, Larry Dealey, Larry Webb, Gary Stemen, Jerry Helm, Douglas DeCamp, Jerry Ryan, Russell Etzler, Phil Freck, Robert Miller, Erick Pifer, Clarence Mueller, Donald Heath, Donald Crabtree. First Grade Dianna Joseph, Karen Mohr, Sandra Miller, Myra Gilbert, Dianne Becker, Suzanne Linn, Zelda Van Wormer, Pamela Sue Bruhl, Eva McC1eary, Carolyn Schaffner, Linda Strukenburg, Brenda Kiracofe, Carol Jean Barkley, Shirley Zimmerman, Kay Weaver, Carolyn O'Daffer. Mrs. Giessler, Rose Marie Jardine, Cara Sue Lichtle, Jacquelyn Rhoades, Marilee Etzler, Stanley Knittle, Donald Stevens, Jon Barkley, Jer ry Copsey, Ervin Fabian, David Rhoades, Judy Pruden, Jo Ann Anderson, Carol Jean Schmidt. Johnny Chavarria, Larry Ward, Gayle Klinger, John Michael, Tommy Fischer, Robert Waltmire, Floyd Etzler, Roger Schumm, Arthur Morton, Robert Cooper, Jim Hilton, Johnny Schaadt, Donald Dawson, Allen Purkeypile Kindergarten Linda Sue Leiter, Alice Dawson, Ruby Copsey, Bonnie Pifer, Nancy Anderson, Marilyn Fawley, Barbara Ramsey, Kay Carrier, Nancy Arn. Mrs, Price, Tommy Myers, Keith Mohr, Stanley Shotts, David Pettijohn, Gayle Stevens, Jimmy Thomas, Johnny Smiley. Robert Schumm, Danny Clem, Bobby Green. Z3 , .'5-1 , Lf' fjv xn' n P. , . ink , A 'V , HS 'M 'fxg Y Av 0 11 A .4- v , 5 ' M? F 'gn ,Q 4 1 A A L -- fx .14 .wr nm, .1 'im' iff! A. -X 1' I '4 lm ' . . I I . 7 zg, .15 4 1 'I' 1 w 1 ,Viv U , 1 XE-.. y , h W Q1 ff 4 1' if w , 1 w . X , ' M Q nf ' ' ' , .I 1 I , . , I , '1 6.!Jqy'2-w ,' v','. ' , ' Aj -HI 1 f 1-W' , pw 1 , I, af 'v 11, . ' - - v ' 4 , Is 'K ' u1,M'j r in A. 2 I .. ZFXUZYWS Q Q Q is Q am B mzfwzggzfnes X 4 Q ,wr Varszty Basketball FIRST ROWS Joe Schaadt, Bob Sowere, Managers, SECOND ROW: Dan May, Duane Poling, !VfAl'X'Lh Owens, Junxor Bauer, Dan Snyder, Coach Brown Eugene Schlemmer, Doyt Schaadt, Bot Schaadt, Dave Wagner, Joe Wyandt, I n X elf '!'i R eservae Basketball FIRST ROW: Joe Schaadt, Manager: Byron Myers, Tom May, Paul Schaadt, Wayne Small, Max Barkley, Bob Sowers, Manager. SECOND ROW: Jerry Jerome, Lowell Etzler, Bob Edwards, Bob Knxttle, Coach Brown, Dun Weaver, Ralph Schumm, Herb Wagner, Tom Clay. Z5 I Ll .JL.LlLllLl.LL',.lll 1' 1- ,51 lfx Q9 V0jf :'iwQ'n Way? Gffla 7 P3 Tren lvl 113' 'il afuf .LAX ': f Www' Baseball FIRST ROW: Dan May, Bob Knittle, Bob Schnudt, Dcyt Schnadt. Jim Hyitt, Junior Bauer, Marvix Owens. SECOND ROW: Conch Brown, Herb Krueckeberg, Carl Copper, Dave Wagner, Herb Wagner. Paul Schaadt, Joe Wyundt. Duane Poling. Tom Clay. L-LL-?L.. ,..5, 'IW ew gli F-Y 'Iv- 'QS' 5 -A --- . .. Junior High Baseball FIRST ROW: Larry Wendel. Glenn Klxnger. Clletus Welch, Bill Kever, Tom Burk, Doyt Owens, Lowell Kever, Lowell Oechsle, Darrell Sowets. SECOND ROW: Mr, Edwards, Garry Wilkms, Marlm Thompson, Duane Smith, Doyle Weaver, Bob Waldron, Harold-Krueckeberg, Vance Fcrtney. 26 Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: Lol! Krugh, Marlin Thompson, Bob Waldron, Bill Kever. Doyt Owens, Lowell Oechsle, Lowell Kever, Roger Brandenburg. Shi'rley A kom. SECOND ROW: Darrell Sowers, Larry Wendel, Tom Burk, Cletus Welc . Harold Krueckeburg Vance Fortney, Wayne Smith. Season's Record 1949-50 Convoy Opponent 3 3 Blancha rd 2.3 44 Wren 19 Z4 Ohio City Z3 38 Ridge 19 . 3 6 Ohio City Z 1 3 6 Lat-ty 2 5 45 Wren Z7 3 6 Union Z0 34 Grover Hill 11 Z7 Willshire 47 43 Wren 3 4 20 Hoaglin-Jackson Z6 37 Middle Point 14 3 l York Z3 Tournament 48 Ridge 16 38 Union fovertixnej 3 6 35 Willshire 5 1 Z7 Basketball November 4 - -Latty - -Here - -Z6 -35 Convoy opened its 1949-50 season by losing to Latty. Our hopes were high but our shooting percentage was low., Snyder was high point man with 7. November 10--Ohio City--Here-49-39 The Indians, playing a good offensive game, won their first game of-the season., D, and B., Schaadt scored 7 points apiece for top scoring honors, but the even scoring of the entire team was the big factor, November 15--Wapak, St. .Toe--There--45-67 Wapak gave Convoy their worst lacing of the new season, St. Joe's sensational scoring ace R, Dieringer, went on a rampage and scored 34 points, while May scored 10. November 18 - -Blanchard- -Here - -44 -33 Convoy bounced back after their defeat by St. Joe to outscore Blanchard. Schlemmer became red hot and poured in Z0 points for Convoy. November Z3 - -Kalida - -Here - -61-Z5 Again the Indians were on the warpath, both offensively and defensively. Bauer rep- resented the spark plug of the Indians drive with 14 points, December Z --Ridge--Here --59-45 This was the first league game of the season. Ridge was ahead most of the way, but Convoy went wild in the last four minutes, Snyder was high with 13 points. December 6 - -Rockford- -Here - -39 -56 Rockford proved to be a large boulder in the path of the Red and White , and the boys were defeated 39-56. Snyder was high point man with 12. December 9 - -Ohio City - -There - -37 -48 .Again the Indians lost range of the basket as they were handed their first league set- back. The Warriors led all the way, Bauer parted the meshes for 7 points. December 16- -Grover Hill- -There - -47 -45 It was a hard fought battle from start to finish with an overtime being played and Convoy coming out on top. Wyant was top scorer with 11. Z8 December 31--Holiday Tourney--Convoy 35--Union 59 Convoy 53--Ohio City 41 A red hot Union team tangled with Convoy in the opener. Union led all the way. Schlemmer hit 9 for Convoy. Ohio City was our opponents in the night game, since they were beaten by Latty in the afternoon session. We held a 10 point lead most of the game. The final score was 53-41, with Bauer getting 16 of the 53. January 6--Union--Here--43-47 A thrilling game the whole way describes this tussle. We were ahead at the half, but the third quarter ended in a tie. Snyder and Bauer hit 11 for Convoy. January 10--Grover Hill--Here--50-27 Convoy started the ball rolling from the opening tip-off and whizzed to a 30-14 lead at the half, The final score was 50-27, with Schlemmer collecting 12 for high man of the evening. January 13 - -Willshire - -The re - -39 -62 Willshire held a 29-18 advantage at half time. The Indians came back within 3 points but the Bearcats became hot, and rolled to a 39-62 victory. Bauer was high man with 10. January 20--Wren--Here--54-53 Wren led all the way. At the hlaf the score stood at 29-18. After an inspiring word or two from Coach Brown, the team had new determination. The final minute found the score 53-52 with the Indiams missing several foul shots, With two seconds to go, a play was set up which involved B. Schaadt tossing in from out of bounds to Schlemmer who tossed it in for the winning basket, Schlemmer was high with 15. January 27--Hoag1in-Jackson--There--52-62 Convoy started very slow, but with three minutes left, the score stood 45-49 H-J., Hoaglin hit 13 while Convoy hit 7 ending the game with a score of 52-62. Schlemmer made 15 for Convoy., January 28--Wren--There--63 -55 The Eagles were out to avenge their earlier defeat, but the Indians played one of their best games of the season. Bauer and Schlemmer hit 18 for Convoy. January 31- -Mendon- -Here - -68 -36 Coach Brown's home -town Cagers came to Convoy for our next game. The Indians caught fire in the second quarter and rolled to a 68-36 victory. D. Schaadt dropped in 22 for Convoy. 29 February 3 - -Middle -Point - -Armory - -46 -47 This game was nip and tuck throughout the game. With one minute to go the score was tied,45 all. Morris made Z foul shots putting M. P..in the lead. D. Schaadt hit a foul shot to end the scoring, and also was high with 11. February 7 - -Payne - -Here - -46 -43 Coach Brown decided to give his varsity a rest and played the varsity reserves the entire game, At one time the reserves held a Z0 point lead, but when the final whistle blew, the Panthers were within 3 points of Convoy. Wyandt was high with 14. February 10- -York--There --62 -43 Since Convoy led at the end of the first quarter 17-5, the varsity reserves went in until the 3 minute period. Schlemmer hit 26 for Convoy. TOURNAMENT Convoy 57--Ridge Z3 The Indians and Tigers opened the 1950 Van Wert County Basketball Tourney at the Armory. It was an easy victory for the Indians. Schlemmer took scoring honors with 15 points and D. Schaadt was next with 14. Convoy 47--Union 39 In the final game of the quarterfinals, the Indians took their first game of the season from the Wildcats of Union. The Indians kept the lead throughout the game.. Schlemmer burned the net for 16 points while D, Snyder was close behind with 14. Convoy 37--Willshire 78 Coach Brown's Indians put up a good fight the first quarter, but gradually lost out. D. Schaadt was high man with 8 points. Cheerleaders BONE' PBDCGKO. Margie Snyder, Rose Marie Scaer, Donna McCleery 30 lyZEfS5 9 F2 Q Kb Q SE Hb K , AUGWWFHES ff Q 3353! f n ' ' 5 Y 'f V Xt- 9 ' A 4 'mx eq: , M-11.54 FIRST ROW: bhrllyn Ryan, Jean Eddy, Lois Wendel, Rowena Dellinger, Pauline Kever Ivhry Beatty. SECOND ROW: Martha Kltnger, Mary Northup, Dorothy Webster, Sue Sowers, Betty Panc k Mr. Alexander. Typing II published the INDIAN SENTINEL approxunately once every six weeks, Members of the staff were elected and are as follows Indian Sentinel Staff Lois Wendel , , . Rowena Dellinger Pauline Kever ., . Martha Klinger . Mary Northup . . Betty Pancake . . Sue Sowers , . , Dorothy Webster Mary Beatty . , ,, Jean Eddy . .. . Marilyn Ryan . . Mr, Alexader ,, ,, an aosov n a o ...,....Editor . ., ., Assistant Editor . . . . Joke Editor , , , , , , Art Editor , , Production Editor Production Staff Commercial Reporter . . , .Nhasic Reporter . .Birthdays 8: Calendar , Circulation Manager ..........SponS0r 32 ff ,Q -.Eli . 7 ,l. ...!. -Q., 1- X vn3,,izi1..fz?- S. Kg' -3. A Y : -' e1-Ks -? ' 4 M rf X X I . ., f pt! '.w?'g x,.f,J 9. eW2'3gT.,v it hx X 5if'i, . ,,:a-. 5 'l': I s -, , 4 lf , S 'gf ' ,.., . 1 7 ' Fl .' L: 'pf-Jl'1l'.',' ' ' lLr+66Nv- QW is ff- fe f F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Fred Scaer, Doyt Schaadt, Duane Poling, Eugene Schlemxner, Don Weaver, George Klinger, .Toe Schaadt. SECOND ROW: Danny Ivhy, Ralph Schu.m.m, Dan Snyder, Bob Zephyr, Paul Schaadt, Paul Lure, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: Byron Myers, Marlin Owens, Wayne Small, Roger Welch, Lowell Etzler, Lloyd Euler, Lynn Rhoadn, Mix Barkley. Learning to Do President . . . . Eugene Schlemmer MOTTO Doing to Learn Vice President . . . . . Doty Schaadt Earning to Live Reporter , , . . , , . ,Donald Weaver Living to Serve OFFICERS: Treasurer . ., . . . Duane Poling Secretary . . , , , , .Fred Scaer Sentinel . . . . . . . .Joe Schaadt Advisor . , . , , , , .Dwight E. Smith The F.F.A. members have elected to include in their farming program for 1950, fifty-six production projects and thirty-two improvement projects. Some of the ac- tivities which the F.F.A. Chapter participated in were: State F.F.A. Convention at Columbus . F.F.A. Judging Contest. Camp trip to Lake Levine. Attended National Convention at Kansas City. fDoyt Schaadt, Duane Poling, Don Weaver, Eugene Schlemmer, fDoyt Schaadt and Duane Poling were members of the National F.F.A. Band., Chapter conducted a co-operative project in tomato production. Placed second in county Pest Hunt with ten thousand points. Participated in Swine Improvement Contest. Joy Schaadt received fifth place. Eugene Schlemmer received a cup for placing first in the Soybean Efficiency Contest in F.F.A. inthe county. Participated i.n Parlimentary Procedure Contest. Sponsored a Parent Sz Son Banquet. Co-operated in Corn Picker Safety Campaign. Joe and Doyt Schaadt attended F.F.A. Camp. 33 FHA. FIRST ROW: Rosanna Purk, Barbara Clay, Mary Strunkenburg, Kathryn Mace, Nancy Davis, Barbara Gaskill, Betty Pancake, Dorothy Webster, Mary Beatty. Mary Pancake, Velma Hoverman, Margie Fawley. SECOND ROW: Donna Slane, Sue Sowers, Mary Bell, Jeanne Mosel, Fritzi Hummel, Margie Thompson, Mary Northup, Marilyn Ryan, Helen Book, Wanda Book, Eleanor Dominique, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW: Donna McCleary, Connie Mosel, Rosie Klinget, .Tune Bell, Jean Wilkins, Rose Marie Scaer, Joyce Nelson, Carol Wolicale. Margie Hummell, Betty Sowers. OFFICERS President ., . .. .. . . . .Betty Pancake News Reporter . . . . . Mary Beatty Vice President , . . Barbara Gaskill Parliamentarian , . . , Barbara Clay Secretary , , , , ,, 0 , Mary Pancake Historian . , . , . . Dorothy Webster Treasurer ,, , , , , , , , Nancy Davis Chorister . . . ., . .Kathryn Mace Program Chairmen ., . ., Sue Sowers Pianist . . . . . . Mary Strukenburg Velma Hoverman Advisor . . . . Mrs, D, E. Smith Flower- -Red Rose Motto- - Towa rd New Horizons Colors - -Red and White Some of the purposes of the F. H. A, are to promote a growing appreciation of joys and satisfaction of homernaking, good home and family life for all: and to further inter- est in Home Economics. Activities for the year included: Christmas party for the first grade, party for the Seniors, tea and style show for our mothers, check room at basketball games, formal initiation for the new members, selling Christmas cards, making curtains for the cafeteria and contributing gifts to the World Christmas Festival. A group of F. H. A. members attended the district meeting at Bluffton, Ohio, this fall. Rose Marie Scaer and Kathryn Mace received the Homemakers Degree. 34 FIRST ROW: Band Joyce Friedly, Beth Mace, Margie Snyder, David Beatty, Jimmy Beatty, Dick Nelawander, Jean Eddy, Shirley Frane, Mary Beatty, Katherine Mace, SECOND ROW: Patty Mohr, Janice Adams, Donna Turner, Dan Snyder, Tom Clay, Rowena Dellinger, THIRD ROW: Dean Gleckler, Frances Hummel, Betty Pancake, Carol Wolfcale, Lois Wendel, June Hoaglin, Doyt Schaadt, Duane Poling, Janet Grant, Pauline Kever, Barbara Clay, Sandra Leslie, Rose Marie Scaer, Carl Copper, Herbert Wagner, Bob Schaadt, Herbert Krueckeberg, Patty Carver, Rodney Stemen, Tom May, Patty Foley, Paul Schaadt, Lynn Rhoades, Don Weck. STANDING: Mitzi Waldron, Judy May, Frances Stemen, Joan Snyder, Varlene Gordon, Martha Mohr Nancy Davis, Roger Brandenburg, Johnny Linn, Donna Slane, Mr. Linn. Q., xi, 4 'ffl'-J 2- , ,fl Q, , FIRST ROW: SEC OND R OW: THIRD ROW: 906 no Girls' Glee Club Mary Pancake, lvhry Bell, Shirley Galkill, Beverly lvtDaniel, Helen Book, Betty Pancake, Rowena Dellinger, Martha Klinger, Mary Strunkenburg, Donna Slane, Velma Hoverman, Barbara Gaskill, Sue Sewers, Shirley Frane, Betty Sowers. Mr. Roberts, Niargie Fawley, Wanda Book, June I-Ioaglin, Carolyn Waltmire, Mary Sue Orsbon, lvfarilyn Ryan, Pauline Kever, Dorothy Webster, Barbara Clay, Iviary Beatty, Katherine Mace, Fritzi Hummel, Donna McC1eary, Lois Wendel. Rosanna Purk, Jeanne Eddy, Nancy Davis, Margaret Snyder, June Bell, Joyce Friedly, Rose Marie Scaer, Patty Garver, Jean Wilkins, Sandra Leslie, Mary Northup, Carol Wolicale, Joan Baker, Shirley Purk. 35 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW! 11,001 Mixed Chorus Mary Pancake, Shirley Frane, Pauline Kever, Rowena Dellinger, Donna Slane, Nhrgie Fawley, Barbara Gaskill, Rosanna Purk, Sue Sowers, Betty Pancake, Shirley Purk, June Hoaglin, Ioan Baker. Martha Klinger, Mary Strunkenberg, Velma Hove:-man Kathryn Mace, Barbara Clay, Marilyn Ryan, Dorothy Webster, Fritzi Hurnmel Helen Book, Mary Beatty Carol Wolicale, Carolyn Waltmire, Nlary Sue Orsbon, Wanda Book, Mr Roberts Beverly McDaniel, Nancy Davis, Donna McCleary Iviargaret Snyder, Sandra Leshe, Joyce Friedly, Lois Wendel, Patty Garver, Rose Ivhrie Scaer Jean Wzlkxns, Jean Eddy June Bell, Mary Northup, Mary Bell. Shirley Gaskill, Earl Black, Dave Wagner, Bob Schaadt, Fred Scaer, George Klmger, Bob Zephyr, Dan Snyder, Doyt Schaadt, Duane Poling, Dan May Betty Sowers Bob Sowers, Jerry Jerome, Tom Clay, Mervin Barkley Bob Edwards, Joe Wyandt Marlin Densel, Rodney Stemen. lg? In-1 v R X 'O .ll lu Boys' Ulee Club FIRST ROW! Jerry Jerome, Bob Edwards, Tom Clay, Bob Sowerl, Marlin Densel, Rodney Stemen SECOND ROW: Mr. Roberts, Dave Wagner, Dan May, Ioe Wyandt Bob Schaadt, Earl Black Mervuz Barkley, Lois Wendel. THIRD ROW: Duane Poling, George Klinger, Dan Snyder Bob Zephyr Fred Scaer, Doyt Schaadt 36 School Calendar Septe mbe r: Janua Hi: 12 School Begins 17 Band played at Auburn Fair October: 3 Magician Show 6 Principa1's Meeting and Dinner 7 F. F. A. Party 10 Senior Skating Party 18 Agriculture Banquet at Columbus Grove 19 Town Meeting on the Air 21 Junior Class Play ZZ 2.4 Band played at Calithumpian at Decatur November: 1 School Pictures Taken 1 Teachers Banquet fserved by F.H 3 Ranger's Quartet 4 Latty, here 5 F. H. A., District Meeting at Bluffton 10 Ohio City, here ll Armistice Day Vacation 12 Senior Bake Sale 15 Hunting Vacation 16 Teachers and School Board Party 18 Blanchard, he re ZZ Sports Center Banquet Z3 Kalida, here Z4 Thanksgiving Vacation Z5 December: Z Ridge, here 3 F., F. A. Square Dance 7 Every Pupil Tests 8 If li DI 9 Ohio City, there 15 Annie Oakley Program 16 Grover Hill, there 18 Christmas Music Program Z0 Group Pictures Taken Z1 Grade Christmas Program 2.3 - Januaily Z Christmas Vacation 2.8 Holiday Ball 31 Christmas Tournament at Union .AJ 3 Back to School 6 Melody Four 10 Grover Hill, here 12 D.,A.R. Test 13 Willshire, there 20 Semester Exams. 2 1 Wren, he re Z7 Hoaglin Jackson, there Z8 Wren, there 31 Nlendon, he re February: 3 Middle Point, here 4 Senior Scholarship Test 10 York, there 14 Band Mother's Pancake Supper and Square Dance 17 Vagabond Trio lviarchz 17 Vocal Festival Z1 Brown Science Show Z4 F. F. A. Banquet Z9 Every Pupil Tests 30 Ol if Ui 31 Senior Class Play April: 1 Senior Class Play 4 Cole Nkarionettes 5 Preliminary District Tests 21 Eighth Grade Test Ley: 6 Final District-State Tests 19 Senior Class Exams. 19 Junior-Senior Prom Z1 Baccalaureate 2.5 Final Exams, Z6 Commencement Z7 School Closes Z8 Senior Trip, Pittsburgh, Pe Z9 Washington 30 31 June: l Washington Z Parkesburg, West Virginia 3 Arrive Home nnsylvania COOKS: Mn. Baehul, Mn. When-y, Mn. Gusidny JANrroR: Ed Rhoom. 38 A 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1399 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1887 First 25 Years 1911 David Longsworth Lucy Longsworth Effie Webster-Mollenkopf Ella Saylor-Moyer F. W. Leslie Maud Wilt-High lvlay Riley -Fredenburg Frank Dressel E. M. Leslie E. W, Rhamy W. A. Hillerman Ora Leslie Nellie Riley -Hoelle Hiram Penny Reese Longsworth Dona Kilmer Ada Boraff-Coleman Shirley Longsworth Alice Clem-Whitaker Nlatie Dressel Nellie Wilts -Dobbins lvlary Anderson William Hoeken Minta Densel-Campbell Caroline Morse-LaRue Elise Van Gundy Myrtle Crooks -Woodruff Lulu Penny-Cook Pearl Leslie -Smith Blanche Mustaine-McClure No Class William F. Henry Inez. Clem Charles Bowen Ludwig Heymann Grace Leslie -Fraylick Ira Marshall Carrie Long'-Marshall Bessie Densel Charles Dressel F1orenc e Murphy -Cre s senbe rry Byrdette Petit Datherine Longsworth-Long Burt Gray Julius Friedly Elmer Lerber Curtis T. Bohyer Clarence Benson Alice Dye-Richey Floyd D. Herl Earl Showalter Minnie Murphy-Spencer Richard Schaadt Cleo Riley-Long Harl G. Freck D. W. Leslie Marion Mentzer-Hodges 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 Gertrude Hilton-Gilman Donna Denig -Sanders -McCoy Orah Benson-High Wilma Denig Bessie I-leymann-Showalter Fay Shook-Evans Ivlargie Gray -Clay Iva Hurd-Dressel Clara Shultz-Perry John Van Gundy Nellie Degin-Crites Emmett Etter Allie Herl-Penny Henry Clay Claud Pettit Vernon Shaner Paul R., Long Lena Dressel-Hanley Gertrude Kever-Sheets Norma Etter-Carey Flossie Hall-Fife Kate Reynolds -Dreischer Dora Friedly Ray Smith Bertha Bayles Vera Pettit -Dressel Charles Stilgenbauer Russel Mullen Verma Wilt-Bowland Frankie Zentz Paul Mollenkopf Bertha Bowen-Rasmussen Ruth Black-Belch Ethel Sparkman Clara Ingmire-Crawford Curtis Clack Arthur Friedly Mina Barkley -Downing Albert Schmidt Grace Clay-Good Eddie Clay Mable Temple -Kesler Vera Shook-Wyandt Glen Hall Homer Smith Edna Mollenkopf-Reed Nlary Mollenkopf-Gassidy Lela Mentzer-Hall Dorotha Hart-Denig Clair Hall Earl Brittenburg Burt Etter Herbert Downing Berniece Dwire Minnie lngmire -Bodey Ruth Reynolds -Sheridan Ira Herl-Steffey E y WS ,Q FJ Q Eb X KA sew H14 HW E 5 i f Q--'gf Q Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1950, of Convoy High School, of the city of Convoy, the state of Ohio being of questionable sound mind and body, do hereby distribute our great talents and possessions to our underclassmates. May they profit by them. The following follows: WE HEREBY WILL, DEVISE, AND BEQUEATH To the faculty, a feeling of joy and peace and the satisfaction that we are just as stupid now as ever. H To the Juniors, our seats in study hall, the satisfaction of driving the teachers crazy, and our ability to make money. To the Sophomores, our great talent of getting into trouble, and also our attitude grades Qthey can gladly have them., To the Freshmen, three more years of school life. To the Seventh and Eighth Grades, the privilege of hunting for leftover gum in our desks, and the knowledge that the best years of their lives are yet to come, We, as individuals of the Senior Class of 1950, will and bequeath our own personal possessions as follows: I, Nlary Beatty, will my ability to have one boy friend to Wanda Book. I, Carl Cooper, will my seat in study hall to whoever comes early enough to grab it. I, Rowena Dellinger, will my ability to argue with Miss West to Sandra Leslie, may you win more arguments than I did. I, Jean Eddy, will my well-known giggle to Donna McCleary. I, Dean Gleckler, will my ability to drive carefully and to turn corners on il-wheels, to Dan Snyder., I, Fritzi Huznmel, will rny ability to attract men to Mary Bell., I, Margie Hummell, will my ability to get engaged and disengaged to Bobbie Gaskill. I, Pauline Kever, will my clever ways in securing the car anytime I wish, to Barbara Clay. I, lvlartha Klinger, will n1y quiet manner and attitude to Shirley Frane. I, Joyce Nelson, will my Home Economics ability to Eleanor Dominque. I, Nlary Northup, will my ability to operate the mimeograph machine to Leroy Hoaglin I. Betty Pancake, will my cheerleading ability and also my love for it, to June Bell. 41 I, Marilyn Ryan, will my ability to crack my gum to Miss West and my red hair to Rose Maire Scaer, I, Fred Scaer, will my black wavy hair to Dan May, May you attract the girls as I did I, Bob Schaadt, will my ability to get ones in Chemistry to my brother, Doyt, and my position as class president to anyone who wants to go cuckoo , I, Eugene Schlemmer, will my athletic ability to Josie lvlyers and with much sorrow my basketball uniform to Wayne Small. I, .Tack Sowers, will my habit of eating my lunch in 4th period study hall to Earl Black. I, Sue Sowers, will my freckles, which Ihave put up with the past 18 years, to Mary Pancake. I, Nlargie Thompson, will my ability to 1- r lose my temper to Beverly Hoaglin. I, Don Weaver, will my love for Monroeville to Jim Hyitt. I, Dorothy Webster, will my studious manner to Connie Mosel. I, Don Weck, will my boisterous manner and slapping ways to Eleanor Dominique. I, Lois Wendel, will my fondness to simply talk and talk to Jake Owens, I, Robert Zephyr, will my height to Max Barkley, and my-textbooks that have never, never been used to Art Bauer. - --MARILYN RYAN 'LZ r. f -.A gq , '4 4: 1 65 .' , , :r Y' ,QQ 2' .. J .71 x Q' 5, ' gg, 1' - Eli Q ,Q 1 RTW' g -5 1 '1l , 4 ru'Y'S 1' Tr 'CB' . A w , 43 Lg.:- ,A ,nv T' ,Q .5 'Ni 32, any .fm . W, I4 sig iiWW?NS5 3 3 MEZWQU www T2 V db x 6 1 X Q Class Prophecy Today, while cleaning the attic, my little girl, Melody, came to me and asked about a box of pictures., Sure enough, they were school pictures, We sat down and looked at each one, I explained to her who each one was and just how much fun we always had together. There isBob Schaadt, four -years our class president. An all-round good athlete, Now he is football coach at Ohio State University, and doing quite well, too. Then, there is Lois Wendel, our vice -president. She is in Wren, operating the switch- board day in and day out. She comes to visit me quite often, Then comes our class secretary and treasurer, none other than Rowena Dellinger, Now married to a young man straight from the West., She lives in Phoenix, Arizona, on a ranch, if I remember correctly, She has two little boys, I see their names in the paper fre- quently for taking prizes in their 4-H work, Fine young boys they are. Then, of course, there is Pauline Kever, now Mrs. Whitey Christensen. She is still in Convoy, and pretty as ever, She and her husband ovsm the service station there, All of the work is done on roller skates. The last I heard, they were just rolling in business, And Eugene Schlernmer., My, but he has made a success of himself, Why, I remember in his Senior year when he went out for basketball, what a boy! Now, he is playing for the Pistons, The team has not been beaten for seven years, Some record! Featured in the newspapers last week were the headlines, Sue Sowezs, Chosen Ideal Mother of the Year, She has four children who are adopted. Three of them are Chinese., Her husband works for the government and was stationed in China for some time., They make their home in Connecticut. Joyce Nelson can still be found around Convoy, She owns a Millinery Shop on Main Street. She does all of her own designing, She sends hats to movie stars, the President's wife, and many other well -known women around the world. Dorothy Webster is now a missionary in South Africa. She has been stationed there for six years, She enjoys her work very much. Oh yes, Deanie Gleckler. I see him very often., He is an Auto Daredevil. Of course, he always was, but who would have thought twelve years ago, that Dean would make it his life work? Then comes the pest of the class, .Tack Sowers. He is still in Convoy. He has taken over his Dad's business in the Home Store. .Tack was always the clown of the class. Study halls would have been very dull without him: but, on the other hand, the attitude grades would have been much higher! Yes, there's Marilyn Ryan., She is a fine young woman. She always aimed for success, and I would say she has found it, She is a fashion designer in Hollywood, California. Many of her designs are featured in Glamour magazine. 44 Another success is Betty Pancake. Yes, she's married, and demonstrates Home Appliances. You see, her husband, and Carl Cooper own an Appliance Store in Cleveland, which is nationally known. Yes, we mustn't forget Jean Eddy. She lives in Glenmore. Of course, she is now Mrs. Dudley Schmid., She is a fine housewife and mother. She has a little boy seven years old. He's just as mean as J'ean always was., Fred Scaer, oh yes, he is a pilot. Frequently flies in aerial races. His is known for his flying the world around. His sister is his hostess. He recently wrote a book on flying called, Soares by Scaer, ' Then, there must be the long and the short of everything. In our case, the short we will say is Don Weck., Don, always very talkative, has found just the job for hirnself, That's right, he's a salesman., A used car dealer. Of course, he always did have a pretty good line, so, when he starts out to make a sale, he always makes good! For the tall we shall choose Bob Zephyr. He was always head and shoulders over the rest of the class. He is living near Dixon with his parents. A successful farmer, thanks to Mr. Smith, who was his agriculture teacher at dear old Convoy High, Naturally, from each class comes an inventor. And, who but Don Weaver could be the man. Yes, he is the man who discovered the cure for cancer. A marvelous accomplishment., He is praised very highly by all., In his laboratory working with him, we find none other than Fritzi Hummel. Yes, she is an inventor, too. She invented a cure for fingernail biters, an- other marvelous discovery. The Ideal Homemaker of the year is Margie Thompson, She is married now, and lives in Minnesota., Her husband owns a Dairy Farm, 'I'hey have two boys and a girl., Mary Northup is striking it rich in Oklahoma, She was digging for fish worms one day and struck oil. Now she is a multi-millionaire and has her fish imported from Albuquer- Clues Occasionally, I see Ivlary Beatty, now Mrs. Paul Baker, zooming around Convoy in her big limousine., Her husband is an undertaker and has had good digging lately. Margie Hummell is living in Paulding. She and her husband own a chain of hamburger shops. They are vacationing in Hawaii right now. Last, but not least, is lvlartha Klinger. She is a doctor in Nova Scotia., She has built five hospitals the re., The conditions have improved nearly one hundred per cent since Martha has been there. All of the people love her very much. The last picture turned over, Ifind my little girl eagerly listening. It is no wonder because the history of the class of 1950 brings forth many interesting characters of today. It produced many successes and no failures. Well, I see Ihave spent two hours with these pictures. It's time to get supper. I did want to get the attic cleaned--but then, there's always another day! 45 ffl Can You Imagine? Betty Pancake not liking cheerleading? Lois Wendel hearing enough stories? Connie Mosel having a clean desk? Rose Marie Scaer being short? Jack Sowers being quiet in the study hall? Mr, Edwayds driving a Plymouth instead of a Ford? Beth Mace not playing the piano? Joyce Nelson driving a car? Fritzi Hummel not arguing? Only one on the floor at a time the fifth period study hall? Mrs, Brown teaching Health class for 45 minutes without an interruption? Rowena Dellinger being fat and having long hair? Lloyd Etzler being a baby sitter? Jeanne Eddy holding a mouse? Corky Poling not going with Joyce? Sue Sowers wearing high heels ? Miss West swimming the English Channel? Junior Bauer playing a clarinet? Jean Wilkins being short and fat? Max Barkley being a wrestler? Don Weck walking across the study hall without making any noise? June Bell not giggling? Mr., Jacobson having freckles and red hair? Mary Beatty being quiet in Home Economics class? Carl Cooper playing a piccolo? Velma Hoverman milking a cow? Nlarilyn Ryan not getting excited? Bob Schaadt not liking basketball? Mrs., Knerr being 6 feet tall and weighing 300 pounds .? Robert Zepher getting straight l's? Marjorie Hummell staying home? Barbara Clay not wearing glasses ? Joseph Meyers having a girl friend? Eugene Schlemmer having Max Barxley's physique? Mary Northup being an opera singer? Mrs, Linn with a mustache and sideburns ? Dean Gleckler driving 15 miles per hour? Bobbye Gaskill sitting in her own seat in chorus? Bob Edwards not chewing gum? lvlr. and'Mrs. Smith getting a divorce? lvlargie Fawley not laughing? Don Weaver being quiet in English class ? Shirley Frane being quiet and staying home? Eleanore Dominique being a lion tamer? Mr, Alexander being a tight-rope walker? Dorothy Webster going steady? Margie Snyder not liking to sing? Fred Scaer having light blond hair? Martha Klinger not going with Chuck ? Marjorie Thompson liking school? Doyt Schaadt having straight hair? Pauline Kever having a pet pig? ---MARY BEATTY 47 F UIQ! 1 SQ X YIHQKHQI I IQQHQI Corncrib Mr., Scaer: Did you have the car out last night, Fred? Fred: Yes, Dad. Itook some boys over to the high school. Mr., Scaer: Well, tell the boys I found one of their little lace hankies. Lois Wendelz HmmmZ My kisses are works of art. Dan Snyder: fwiping off lipstick, Yes, they're paintings. Mr, Brown: Art, what was George Washington noted for? Art Bauer: His memory, Mr, Brown: What makes you think his memory was so remarkable? Art Bauer: It must have been because they erected a monument to it. Dust: Mud with the juice squeezed out. St, Peter: How did you get here ? lvlan: Flu , Mr., Alexander: Don, if you had one dollar and fifty cents and I gave you ten dollars more, what would you have ? Don Weck: fwith a bewildered look, I think I'd have a fit. To Mr, Knerr: We always laught at teachers' jokes No matter what they be Not because they're funny jokes But because it's policy. Senior Democracy Pauline: What happened when your canary flew into the electric fan? Jean: Shredded Tweet. Miss West: This essay on Our Dog is word for word like that of your brother,' Bob Schaadt: Yes, Ma'am. It's the same dog. Guillotine: The first real cure for dandruff. Rose Marie: I hear that the King of Siam had fifty wives and a hundred white elephants, Eugene Schlemmer: Mani That sure is a mess of elephants! Ralph: A'Will you be faithful to me ? Rowena: Well, I'm faithful to three others...I guess I can make it four! Betty P. Do you use toothpaste ? Sue S. What for? My teeth are not loose. Now, Carl, asked the teacher, To what family does the whale belong? I don't know, replied Carl., Nobody in our neighborhood has a whale, Don't: The best advice to give a man about to marry. um.q..,...4 A nn'-4 rv wnuwou-rn uofnns :nun-.. ll.. u a A. 48 ll it ll p Ill- l I I I l I ffiiffywfi 9 Q52 Q is X dh f , MLW l.Wls74Q9ZflfQ9DlfWG x Q 5 al k 4, X ff J if Al 1 KK S--ia Vi! as-N .- , 'NP l,,!,-,l. V 1 M 55 ' 5.. Hr , .. . f. 1 . -- .f'f r .. M. , , ml' Tax 5f1ws, ' Kip A ' sf, rf ,1. , ,'I' f -gn. , 5, ,, Wiki- .4 ,4 Ma'..w.aA A. :mf:..' . p in Hy' H ,. ,I ,l ,.Yil ,,,n Id ,. ,1 v '11, ffm ,QV A.. J f ' ??'p.I?Qi! ,R Ns in . 375.5-. Q . -- .1 The End 51 .Z g '?5r1-SS Ju- H V ,,.... S ....-, .4-U. g. -L ,, l'i'I'l v , ,nr 'fx r ribhia , I , L J!- 'Ap r .x ,P .N F I .4 1.-' ,g R. E. Miller 81 Sons, Inc. PHONE 14 PHONE 2503 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO VAN WERT, OHIO BORDEN CHEESE CO. Van Wert, Ohio HAROLD BALYEAT Coal - Builders, Supplies - Burial Vaults 615 South Shannon Street Phone 2901 Van Wert, Ohio Allen Cou P bl' ' 900 Websrlg Slgreei Ubrary PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1950, dedicate this volume No. XX of the Bellerophon to the high courage and never failing faith of the victirns of infantile Paralysis. 2. Van Wert Monument Co. 625 South Shannon Street Phone 3036 Van Wert, Ohio Bagley Builders Supply Wholesale Retail General Contractors Sash - Doors - Lumber - Flooring - Paint Plumbing - Heating - Roofing - Builders' Hardware - Appliances Phone 3033 Van Wert. Ohio Ewing Lumber Company 201 N. Cherry Street Telephone 3233 Van We rt, Ohio Dickinson Brothers Company Telephone 2675 117 South Walnut Street Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Massey-Harris and J. I. Case Farm Implements Van Wert, Ohio Knoll Funeral Home Funeral and Ambulance Service Van Wert. Ohio Dull Lumber 8k Coal Co. Lumber - Coal - Builders' Supplies North End of Shannon Street 13110119 2914 Gamble 81 Alspach FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 2042-1 316 South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes McCoy's Flowers Corsages - Bouquets and Floral Arrangements Phone 3070 301 E, Main 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 - Red Brand Fence - Fertilizer Custom Grinding - - Custom Mixing Compliments of MORRIS 106 STORE Van Wert, Ohio Better Cleaning Better Pressing Better See THE PRESSERETTE CLEANERS 112 South Washington Street Van Wert. Ohio THOMAS JEWELRY CO. 114 S. Washington Street Van Wert. Ohio COLONIAL RESTAURANT Good Home Cooking Specializing in Urn Coffee Open 6 A. M. ---10 P. M. Except Sunday 115 South Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio THE BONNEWITZ CO. Van Wert's Department Store for Nearly a Century Van Wert, Ohio See POLLOCK RADIO Sz FURNITURE CO. For Radio Appliances - Furniture - Records Photograph Developing Van Wert, Ohio See OTTO J. FEIGERT For General Insurance and Long Term Farm Loans Phone 10 Vklren. Ohio JOHN EARL, Inc. Your Doorway to Fashion 116 S. Washington Van Wert. Ohio Compliments of COMMUNITY OIL Sz GAS Phone 3312 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of KIGAGIN S CAMERA SUPPLY ' Everything Photographic 137 E. Main Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of BALYEAT, THE CLOTHIER Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HINES 8z SON Van Wert, Ohio LADD'S JEWELRY 210 E. Main Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of HARlVION'S RESTAURANT The Place for Good Home Cooked Food Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of JEROME INSURANCE AGENCY 127 S. Market Street Van Wert. Ohio Compliments of GRISWOLD'S JACK 8: JILL SHOP 107 E. Main Phone 3054 Van Wert, Ohio BALYEATS COFFEE SHOP Nationally Famous for Good Food Don - Louis - Dave Van Wert, Ohio Good Food Popular Prices HOPKINS RESTAURANT 121 North Market Street Van Wert, Ohio A Bit Out of the Way But it Pays to Walk Phone 2892 Closed Sunday WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE I '-5 N . 'gi . .., , . . V V V ' 1 1' 2- fs-..', 4..i-.,- na.-, ' . .,.,e,w.-I' 'asm4-wwQe-'-h- JL-0 ' F- 17951 .5 A-.-,y -V I, ' - - - . friv- 41 1 , A v ' - '.' :JT 1 . lk! 1-' ' , , ,. ' ,pf -an 4 ' , -M . A -A-W .49 if 'iv' 45 'V , v glgffhlfgfif ' R . 'in - ,. . ' 1 jf V 3:19. . TM ' 5 fl 'rf I b , , .. -YN I v 1.1 . I ua., ' -4: C J Z-1 A ll . V 1 Q. . ' ' W .. naman.. U V .NV ,,. - ,,,. , :fel-v f-- - cena- ' 4 I Il - DN . . A -A 2. 1 1' . -- - , -f w 1' w. wg ' .AJAYIQY . - ' - rf 1. 01 ,' 1 .. , , ' ,' fl 1 . rf - L' r-1'-4' 45. , ' . 4 mmf ..- if ii vp X3 .fLl?,,'. .. uv Q -my :..!.!v-..:4-:fbi-ph-il'AF J r 1-b 1 'J- ,. jf- ,.-.,f- -Y A . 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' V- , -Viv ,Q r Wu, C ompliments Of HAROLD J, LESLIE Insurance Service See Us For Your Insurance Needs Convoy, Ohio Convoy Roofing - Plumbing - Heating - Oil Burners Air Conditioners - Sheet Metal Work Spouting - Roofing ROY D, HENNIS - FRED W, PARKS Phone 8 C onvoy, Ohio Compliments Of BAND BOX CLEANERS Phone 112 Convoy, Ohio C ompliments Of OHIO CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE COMPANY Convoy, Ohio D iwfwfffb Q Q K5 Q Q ' N xx ,ww M MJMQFMMFUWW Rx I 44 Xia..-21 X J M In STONE 'S GENERAL STORE State Line Phone Monroeville 3176 Dixon, Indiana C ornpliments Of CONVOY LOCKER SERVICE Kerns Brothers of Van Wert Phone 56 Convoy, Ohio WILMER B, BOWERS AND COMPANY Furniture Manufacturers Convoy, Ohio Compliments Of HALL LUNIBER AND COAL Builders Supply - Fuel Oil Phone 30 Convoy, Ohio C ompl ime nts Of 'THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CONVOY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation efw 7 .X iw C ompl ime nts Of GLANCY PRINTING COMPANY Convoy, Ohio MYER INSURANCE AGENCY Convoy, Ohio General Insurance with Better Service C ompliments Of CONVOY SOHIO SERVICE Convoy, Ohio I-IERLS SALES SERVICE Phone 1 10 Convoy, Ohio Wishing the Best of Luck to the Class of 1950 PENNELL AND RAGER Electrical Appliances and Plurnbing Phone 742 0 C onvoy, Ohio C ompliments Of SOWERS HONIE STORE. Convoy, Ohio HERTZ. FUNERAL HOME Convoy, Ohio Kilgore Bros. Garage Auto Repairing - Auto Supplies C y Oh Hilton Jewelry Congratulations to Class of '50 Bunny's Bar 81 Grill LIQUOR - FOOD - BEER OPEN 6:00 A, M, BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY C ompliments Of Pete's Ma rket Phone 102 Convoy, Ohio ' swim 'gd Yin Donald W. Baxter YOUR FRIENDLY MILKNLAN Phone 13031 Convoy, Ohio C ompliments Of A Friend 57's ,f Ig rlflf . aa, f.g CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1950 ' Don Dauler Elevator Co The Convoy Equity Exchange Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAIN - HAY - STRAW - SEED - TWINE - COAL - PLOUR - FEED - ETC, BULK DISTRIBUTORS OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS coNvoY, omo X Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Webb's Hi-Speed Service Station Mr, W'herry's Homernade Pies a Specialty R t s 30 and 49 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 The Convoy Implement Company Convoy, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Pettyiohn's 5c to 51.00 Store C onvoy, Ohio ' .l PQ' 3 J' 1 .1 Congratulations to the Class of '50 THRUSH AND SON CLAY WORKS H, O, Thrush - Paul H, Thrush 5530 - 11420 Compliments Of SCHUMM'S PRODUCE Paul G, Schumm Wholesale Poultry and Eggs Phone 16820 Convoy, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes FOLEY'S Sl-HNGLE INN- --TRAV-O-TEL Phone 13023 Convoy, Ohio C ompliments Of EGI..EY'S MEAT MARKET Custom Slaughtering Phone 11730 Convoy, Ohio EHRSAM FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Appliances Custom Built Furniture Convoy, Ohio BELL BROTHERS CHEVROLET Phone Z8 Convoy, Ohio Congratulations Seniors of '50 May Success be Yours in the Years Ahead ACKOM'S CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR Convoy, Ohio COLE'S Beer - Wine - Lunch - Pool Convoy, Ohio C ompliments Of STUMP'S CAFE Good Home Cooked Meals Beer - Ice Cream - Eats Phone 12 O C onvoy, Ohio Best Wishes to Class of 1950 MONROEVILLE CO-OP EQUITY Grain - Feed - Coal Dixon Monroeville ROGER'S BAKERY Fine Cakes, Pastries, And Bread Convoy, Ohio C ornplirnents Of E , J , KREISCHER Convoy, Ohio 1--sr u 9 - -1-f...,'. N ,,..w-.v. I ,X 1 I, ,...-- g 1- f ,Z . 'V R. G. BRAND COUNTY SUPERINTEZNDENT ' V iQx' 1- , - . SUPERINTENDENT JOHN D. LINN Mr. Linn, our superintendent, band director, and Senior chin sponsor, really enjoys his job and takes an active interest in his students. mwiff-583 V , Am ag R QA Q Board 'of Education Left To Right: Gu-iles Mohr. Orville Dellinger, President, Theodore Hertz. Clerk, Ford Clay. Herbert Schaadt, Don Lare, Vice President. 4 fbfx BUS' C ompliments Of REDLINGER SHOE SERVICE Convoy, Ohio C ompliments Of LESLlE'S REXALL STORE Phone 42 Convoy, Ohio C omplime nts Of CLARK'S POOL ROOM Sandwiches - Soft Drinks - Beer - Pool Convoy, Ohio Compliments Of MYERS GULF Routes 30 And 49 Convoy, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 FRECK AND SCHABERG Hardware - Stoves - Paints and Electrical Appliances Phone Z7 Convoy, Ohio I C ompliments 7 Of GREULACH BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repairing Painting and Sixnonizing Convoy, Ohio C ompliments Of EVALYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Convoy, Ohio WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE .. my I 4, ,Q-M .. X., X. lg., M , , 5 QSM ' ' :. ,, V' 'fl ' . - -1 V ,X J . -1- Hy, - -1 A W .V ,Q ,, , N , l 'I ,' J- A - -' X ' , ',l,:1 ' -. 4 ? X '1 , I, 4 In I 4 l Y T' ' , 1, . ' , W. . v , f1f'.lYa!--.4 V 1 5 I 'I -'I I-I4 J. I' JPL,-. P? , ,. , 'I I' f 4 ' ' .4 I . I I i 1 . x . 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