Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

Q - W ,-ev' , ,. ,.- Yer Q . , , , 1 1 5 w w W 1 I , , 1 i J 1 Q N 1 E 1 Q , 1 Y N r '4 w N . X C A1 , fr , K N 1 21 ,N H 1 f I 1 , YY, YA, ,, . 'vi 'X , L . - ' ' -1 : :.:. :.'-- L, ,L-34, 21: L5i7L-,.1,.?' Y 11545 411,-.', .... An-len- :-: -. 1 J. K f, -1--', . : pecfzcafiofz We the Class of 1944 dedicate our annual, The C. H. S. Whispers, to Pvt. Merle Hutson and Pvt. Moulton Dewalt. Both were members of the faculty, the former serving as coachg the latter as English teacher. Though the call to serve in the armed forces prevented their being with us during our Senior year, we are unceasingly grateful for their friend ship and influence in the years past. foam! of fafacafion J 1 . BOARD OF EDUCATION The school board is composed of civic-minded men who have the interest of the school at heart. They meet every month and endeavor to manage the financial problems of the school. They hire the teachers, buy the books, pick out curriculum and equip 'the schools properly. . H The members of the school board are elected by popular vote and serve a turn of four years. They are as follows: President ' F. G. Hesser Vice President T. A. Cox Clerk F. M. Teeter Frank McNeal V. V. DeJean nnuaf Staff Editor in Chief . Business Manager . Photo Editor . . Advertising Managers Senior Editor . Feature Editor Typing Manager Athletic Editor . Music Editor . Faculty Editor Advisors . . Mary Poffenbaugh Q Jean Boals . Mary Anne Trimble C Dick Arter CMary Joan Talbott Margery Poffenbaugh . Don Simmermacher , Lois Fisher Milton DeJsan Robert Anderson . Isabelle Weber fMr. Cleo Donaldson C Mrs. Earl Hetrick l Mrs. A. T. Enoch acuffq r RUSSELL B. SMITH, Hx. D. C1110 Wesleyan University University of Chicago Chio State University Northwestern -University Case School of Applied Science Superintendent X , A. T. ENOCH, ll. A. Wittenberg College Ohio State University University of Chicago Asst. Principal , , ,:,: , w. , - . ' A. A. REI!','ll. A. Miami University Kergyon University Ohio State University Principal . u HRS. DIR K. HUNTER Ilansfield Business College Secretary . 6 l P5 1 M f I5 -' 1 ell 2 1 J-,gg A Q , !f'p?7Q'.f:, ' ,fr 5 LE'23i:flnl-:L,':,l.-is Q4l.fxZ,Q'V' ,. ' .f , e . ll Y Af X I ' Q i .A , 1.11 V 412. 'x 5 r L ,, 1 i. V V 1,7 . MR. CLEO DONALDSON, M.A. Bowling Green ' Ohio State University Industrial Arts ul. , fe- w .- -Q. f. u ' 1 if MRS. A. T. ENOCH, B.S. y Ohio University A Home Economics MISS FAYE GREIBLING, M.A. Hiram College , Columbia University Pittsburg University Latin, Geography and English MR. KARL E. HACKMAN, B. S. Bowling Green Univ. Ashland College Ohio State Universityk Wittenberg ' -Science MRS. ELWGOD ADAMS Muskingum College Wittenberg Univ. V Social Science .MISS CORA COVER, A Bowling Green Ashland College History MISS MARY E. CRAIG, E.A. Muskingum College Univ. of Minnesota Math and English MR. MAURICE DAVIS, B Ohio Wesleyan Univ Ashland College Capital University Music M , f if gi ' , 7 MR. EARL HETRICK, B.S. Ohio State Univ. A ' Colorado State Univ. , Wyi Agriculture 1 ' gilifs ', '1 7545F f'. H S. EARL HETRIGK, A.B. fpi ' aj! -':' 5 Ashland College .Q 53555 aw ' Librarian , 4'H. -7, - 'J 'I , .11 X-Aa, -. x l MR. L.L. HILL, A.B. l Asbury College y Ohio University .Capital University ' Ohio State Univ. A Science and Coach 7' , MISS FREDA MILLER, B. A. Mansfield Bus. Collexe fa University of Cin. l ,, ' Gregg School, Chicago l Commercial l cl lf,,g1 :gil 'A0A!? U -apt 1 MRS.f1Y3ON MILLAR, B A 3 V , Ohio Wesleyan Univ. ' 1 3 Wisconsin University Ag Y V English L 1 4 l L5 l U it 0 l miss ELIZABETH O'LEARY, B. s. N l Bowling Green 4 Cleveland School of Ed. M Ashland College ' 1 English g mss JANE PEASEY, A.B. C C ' Lake Erie College ' Physical Education ' 7 , , w,VV .:':' U. f V'I ffrrss GRETCHEIJ DARLINGTON, 'R.N. qs y O ff y White Cross Hospital l y lgi, 5 School of Nursing ff N if jf l - University of Michigan l fi hrs I O - as wel Cyan vffisfovy 4 The Senior Class of 1944 began their high school career when the members en- tered old C.H.S. in September 1959. At a class meeting early in the year they elected their officers for the following months as follows: president, Permelia Saumg vice-president, Mary Poffenbaughg secretary, Mildred Teetrlckg treasurer, June Gehrisch. This school year was characterized by the Talent Show which they presented in the spring of the year. In their Sophomore year the class chose their class colors, maroon and gray. They selected Richard Arter to act as president of the class. Other members of. the official group were Margery Poffenbaugh, vice-president and Bernice Smarto, secretary-treasurer. The only outstanding activities for this year was the spon- soring of several movies at the local theaters. The class spent their junior year in preparation for the Junior-Senior Recep- tion which was their responsibility for the year. Under the leadership of their Advisors, Betty Chester, Mrs. Earl Hetrick, and Mr. Cleo Donaldson, the class chose their officers on whose shoulders would rest the burden of the Reception. There were Lowell Kindinger, presidentg Richard Em er, vice-president: Janet Gresmer, secretary and Annette Hoffman, treasurer. They followed the usual cus- tom of caring for the Concession Stand at the athletic field during the season'a football games. This year also the class sponsored movies at the local theaters. In April of this year they began to prepare for the reception and spent many long hours making the decorations. On May 26 of 1943 they said their farewell to the departing seniors of '45 at a banquet and a dance in 'an old Dutch garden.' In September of 1945 the fifty-five members of the senior class began their final year. For the first time in five years an annual is to be published, with Mary Poffenbaugh as editor-in-chief. The officers for this year are Margery Poffenbaugh, president: Donald Simmermacher, vice-presidentj Lois Fisher, secretary and Richard Emmer, treasurer. In May of 1944 the seniors will be the guests of the juniors at a reception, and then on the following Friday, they will file down the aisle to receive their diplomas and bid farewell to old C.H.S. E .geniou 9 -: RICHARD ACKERMAN 727- nDickn Y- J as B and: 5 yr. X46 . ,qp GE Choir: 1 yr. ' -A A Orchestra: 1 yr. f 9 -1?:q Dramatics: 2 yr. :- f- - Band Vice-Pres.: 1 yr. Jig L ,En , 51 ykkff , wwdf 7 RICHARD ARTER nDickn Choir: 4 yr. Football: 2 yr. Basketball: 3lyr.' Dramatics: 1 yr. Class Pres l r 0: yn MI Class Treasurer: 1 yr. Choir Business Manager: 1 yr. Annual'Staff: 1 yr. JEAN BOALS Choir: 5 yr. Girl Reserves: 5 yr. Dramatics: 3 yr. Girl Reserves President: 1 yr. Girl Reserves Secretary: Class Vice-Pres.: 1 yr Annual Business Manager: 1 yr. 'nl . 7.52 5 ,--gg 5- Ml W , Hilufif hfw .7 I Q MNH 1 ' 1 S, ' fl 21 in NU H, ,I-A L. 2 VI i 'N IN ' n.qw5 'Rig -fuigat ' ills, V - 1, ' Y ROBERT ANDERSON IIA!-lay!! Band: 6 yr. Choir: 2 yr. Orchestra: 4 yr. Orch . Vi ce-Pres ident: l,yr. Orch. Business Manager: 1 yr. Orch. Librarian: 1 yr. Orch. Student Direct- or: l yr. Annual Staff JEANNE BALLINGER Choir: 3 yr. Orchestra: 5 yr. Girl Reserves: 3 yr. Dramaticsz 2 yr. DOROTHY-BRAY nDotn Girl Athletics Association: 1 yr Class Secretary: l yr w ...P- 0 ASQ RICHARD BYERS nD1ckn Choir: 2 yr. Football: 1 yr. Band: 5 yr. Dramatics: 2 yrs. Cheerleader: 1 yr. RAY DEEMS WDeemsm Choir: 3 yr. Orchestra: 1 yr. Band: 4 yr. Advocate Staff: 2 yr. RICHARD EMMER WRichn Choir: 2 yr. Band: 2 Yr. Football: 2 yr. Basketball: 2 yr. Clase Treas rer: l yr. Class Vice-pres.: 1 yr. EVELYNNE FLEINER NEVSII Girl Reserves: 5 yr. Girls Athletic Association: 5 yr. Band: 4 yr. Dramatics: 1 yr. Cheerleader: 2 yr. Advocate Staff: 2'yr. PETER FRYE nMeatbal1 Band: 4 yr. Dramatics: l yr. Band Librarian: 1 yr: , '- 4- ' nn'-i I - 4' L' X I- if ' , W Y 3 ' 1 ' i I H 1 A ,Id , QFM 2 f'v N F i 95 N FJ . niors V 73 RE? 1' , x q:?Uv 0 1 xi ,Q . 1 'f V A' 374 . ' :sh '59,-10 ' Pao 'f aita , ,v M. -. I I .asf-iff 7 ' V 3 :M ,ILA ,1 'eee V A , by .95 A??mf3? j 3 l MMA .,2.' fa, ' x 3 YL .W t Qirl .,, . W A. CATHERINE COLE nKatien Band: 2 yr. Dramat1cs:'2 yr. MILTON DEJEAN HShortyn Football: 2 yr. Basketball: 4 yr. Band: 4 yr. Choir: 2 yr. Orchestra: 1 yr. Class Pres.: 1 yr. Annual Staff: 1 yr LOIS FISHER Choir: 5 yr. Orchestra: 5 yr. Dramatics: l yr. Class Secretary: l yr Orch. Librarian: 1 vr Annual Staff: 1 yr MA RT IN F OY uMartien . Choir: 5 yr. RICHARD GALL nRodneyu Choir: 5 yr. Choir Librarian: 1 yr MARY E. GARBERICH UM BC ll Band: 5 yr. Choir: 1 yr. Girl Reserves: 5 yr. Girls Atrletic ' Association: 5 yr. Dramatics: 2 yr. JANET GRESMER NGresien Choir: 1 yr. Band: 5 yr. Orchestra: 2 yr. Girl Rescrves: 5 yr. Dramatics: 1 yr. Advocate Staff Editor: 1 yr. Class Secretary: 1 yr. Girl Reserves Cabinet Member: 1 yr. MARCINE HARKAR ll LL: C y ll Girls Athletic Association: 3 yr Cgoir: 1 yr. Girls Athletic Asso. Pres.: 1 yr ANNETTA HOFFMAN nHoffieu Choir: 4 yr. Dramatics: I yr. Girl Reserves: 2 yr. Class Treasurer: l yr. HARRY KRAMER Band: 2 yr. Choir: 4 yr. F.F.A. Vice-Pres.: .',.- .. 5' 3 Gi ,N erziou .1 -s -wx 5' ,xr EZV' Qin i N .xf4 I ' x K , . , c . .,.. A A fi- A' - H QEQ 1'P' - eas5Fii f-V , V ,Q jg Y 4 FVVX .. .- V fb? 1 1 'I . , 1 REQ' . ,vs ..1 .V X x, f 'Y+2'!?? lf F . N 11? 'dl' ,y , Y H 'mv I J A ,v , r' qw 2? ' if .-V , E54l,j? 1a,? A Q e R re e A ., nel- fl 0-is 2x.i'4' .l3, l , 1 X E x s Q . . , 'h 49 9' , Yfif as 1. -if ,,pN' , 4. . , ll JUNE GETRISCH UJun1eN Band: 6 yr. Orchestra: 2 yr. Chnlrt Z yr- Girl Reserves: E yr. Girls Atlletic Association: 1 yr. Cheerlcnder: 1 yr. Band President: l yr. Class Trees rer: 1 yr. NORINE HARLEY II 'Nou Girl Reserves: l yr. Girls Athletic Association: 5 yr. Choir: 1 yr. Drematics: l yr. ETTA NARTNIKN UEffieH Girls Athletic Association: 1 yr. Girl Reserves: 5 yr. Drametics: l jr. LOWELL KINDINGER ll S onnyll Band: 5 yr.: Orcicstras 5 yr. Choir: 1 yr. Class Pres.: 1 yr. Bend Student Director: 2 yr. Orch. Pres.: 2 yr. DONALD KRICHEAUM UMusclesN Band: 5 yr. 12 n:1a1Am' LAUGHBAULC x Simian ruddy ,A A 1' v ,. DORIS MADDY 1 Dorie Girls Athletic Association: 3 yr. J ' 032. 2 A 7'-my :H !l..J Zgv ' I ' Mx? RONALD HUHPHY nRonnyn , ig. .5 Wi Wfis JCHN POFFENBAUGH J ohrmien Football: l yr. N Linsketball: 2 yr. ' 'g: ' Choir: 2 yr. , :MARY PGFFENEAUGH Band: 5 yr. - Cuoir: 2 yr. Orchestra: 4 yr. Jirl Teserves: 3 yr. :ML . Class President: 1 yr. w ' . Class Vice-Pres.: l ylu 1',e5 Ngg Choir Pres.: l yr. ' f'f Orch, iius. Mgr.: 1 yr. Q4 Band Bus. Mgr.: 1 yr. '-Q- Wig :editor-in-csief of A Annual: l yr. if sf E' 1 - 1-gf' .. , 5' , .1 1 9 ? 1:51 '44 .irm Q14 153515. ,V V 1 . , , f X 4 ,Q- fi I on A HH QgffgL,lI T 3' . 1 .2 alia : V 5 1Na P V YJ- Q' .1 iw . ' -'Y ,Q if 1:7 BETTY LBVANT n Gummyrr Girls Athletic Association: 2 yr Girl Reserves: 3 yr. Band: 5 yr. Choir: 5 yr. Dramatics: 1 yr. EDWARD MARSHALL Brighteyes Football: 2 yr. Band: 4 yr. Basketball: 1 yr. Drum Major: 3 yr. EVELYN PHILIMORE Evie Girls Atnletic Association: 3 yr Girl Reserves: 2 yr. MARGERY POFFENBAUGH Margie ' Band: 4 yr. Choir: 1 yr. Orchestra: 4 yr. Girl Reserves: 5 yr. Girl Reserves Vice-Pres.: l yr. Girl Reserves Treasurer: 1 yr. Class President: 1 yr Band Bus. Mgr.: l yr. Annual Staff: 1 yr. PLRHELIA SAUM nBi1ln Dramaticsz 2 yr. Girl Reserves: 5 yr. Girls Athletic Association: 5 yr Girl Reserve Cabinent Member: 2 yr. Class Pres.: 1 yr. Choir: 5 yr. IRENE SCHEIBER uScheibn Dramaticsz 2 yr. Girl Reserves: 3 yr. Girls Athletic Association: 3 yr. Choir: 4 yr. Girl Reserves 1 Vice-Pres.: l yr. Choir Vice-Pres.: l yr. JACK SHARP nJacksonn Band: 4 yr. DONALD SIMMERMACHER uSimmieu Choir: 2 yr. Band: 2 yr. Football: 2 yr. Basketball: 2 yr. Class Vice-Pres.: l yr. Annual Staff: l yr. BARBARA SMITH llBabS ll Girl Reserves: 2 yr. Girls Athletic Association: 1 yr. Dramatics: l yr. Choir: 4 yr. GERALDINE SNYDER nJeI.I.yn Choir: 5 yr. Girls Athletic Association: 2 yr. 5,0fIfO'!.4 ,- 512 sf,,w W ' cfm .- 2 - ' 51:-1:L,.1. J A tf-'J' f I .- r M . W W Hu , I N , .iq Moi - it q .- if guys- 4 rc, I H ,Lf KX N4 J 22 j'E A U 4 rliyhiki I lm X b N4 31 , g 'J yt -...r 1 1 . .4 1 4 gn 1 fa. '-. 1 .'5:::r: ': Y .,b.'5 ' x ..g.g2.'1f,f H ' un 1 ,il f 5 w gg f-. 'Y Y rf: ef' 'I' I , 1 esp 1- .' -1 Lott? f ,W 15 5 V 13 DOROTHY-SCHWAM nDottieW Girl Reserves: l yr. JUNIOR SHIFFERLY nShiffW Agriculture: 2 yr. Basketball Reserves: 2 yr. F. F. A. Treasurer:lyr. BERNICE SMARTO nBecern Class Treasurer: 1 yr. BETTY SMIHI nBettsn Girls Athletic Association: 5 yr. ROBERT STHAKA .nBobu Basketball: 2 yr. Football: 1 yr. lb RONALD SWARTZ nRonn1en Basketball: 2 yr. MILDHED TEMTRICK ' nmillieu Band: l yr. Choir: 3 yr. Girl Reserves: 3 yr. Girl Reserve Cabinet: 1 yr. Class Sec'y: 1 yr. 1 MARY ANNE TRIMBLE Band: 4 yr. Orch: 4 yr. Cnoir: 2 yr. Girl Reserves: 3 yr Student Director of Band: l yr. Annual Staff JOSEPH ZAHA nJ0en X 7? n 513 . J ' f U - -few: V ' kwi WL Q , m 4 ,il ' 1 .W 1 a 432 - 'gf-I, . A' NW 'F I, , wb E '4 X I Ji Lmf dpgwmwkf 'we ' 'Zi ff A ef' , 1 HH' , il? nr ' ,yi .,,. , 31'-. .5-P il 11:69, ,w A L1 ' . 'S MARY JOAN TALBOTT UCobinan Dramatics: 5 yr. Girl Reserves: 1 yr Sec'y Dram.: l yr. Annual Staff , I JOHN TORNICHIO ISABELLE WEBER Orch: 6 yr. Annual Staff union 1F , , A H ADVISORS OFFICERS' nas W N Presidellt Freada DOH-S Hiller Hagan nga . Vi Q0-PTBS Fgyg I Clydb 1 Greibling Hllerick jr, Sec. k Treas. Mgurigg Julia Dgv1g Baldasare , . , 'e 'I n C7 -,....o l at row-- 2 nd row- 3 rd row-- h th row-- Haxine Adams, Julia Baldasare, Mary Ellen Beuer, Barbara Beck, Harold Blum, Ernest Bopp, Paula Bowen, Charlotte Brobst Allen Campbell, Doris Counterman, Richard Crowell, Hearl Davis, Clyde Emerick, Kathleen Forman, Carmen Ganni, Robert Garverick Richard Gehrisch, Neal Gerberich, Norma Gilchrist, James Granger, James Gresmer, Donald Haering, Doris Hagan, Lester Hipshire Nila Hodle, Twila Hodle, Robert Hoffman, Jo Ann Holcker, Margaret Huber, Ferral Hunt, John Hurson, Barbara Jenkins UfIfO?.'! row- row- row- row-- row- row-- Yovnne Kindinger, Herbert Klopenstein, 'Ihelma Krichbaum, Phyllis Thomas, Marcia Lesseuer, William Light, Virginia Lightburn, James Linn Dorothy McCarthy, James Malaby, William Mayer, Martha Metz, Earl Mick, Lois Niswander, Robert Nolder, James Obermiller ' Mary Lou O'Heron, Marie Pfeiffer, Jack Post, Charles Poth, Howard Rhodes, Maxine Rish, Mary Lou Sebring, Mary Ellen Seeburger Phyllis Shearer, Lois Simmermacher, Verna Rae Skidmore, Betty Ann Smith, Eileen Smith, Danny Snyder, Naomi Spayde, Marie Spell Dorothy Stanovich, Joseph Stump, Mary Agnes Supon, Robert Tracht,' Richard Turner, Robert Waldbauer, Geraldine Walker, John Walker William Watrous, Emma Will, John Willrath, Donald Winemiller Shirley Lacey was absent when pictures were taken. 4 , .QOFAOMOTGJ ADVISOR Mr. Arthur f Q Enoch 1 - . 12 OFFICERS President Jean Sand Vice-Pres. Nancy Neff Sec. A Treas Joan Bertsche 1 st 2 nd 3 rd h th row-- Florence Anatra, Stanley Arter, Tom Arter, Marjorie Ault, Beverly Bausch, Lillian Baldasare, Mervin Beeman, Joan Bertsche row-- James Blaising, Jacquelin Brandt, Joe B ay, Dorothy Elmore, Adeline Falzetto, Raymond Fisher, James Gerberich, Pam Guinup, row- Jim Harbaugh, Monica Harner, Robert Hart, Dale Hartman, Jack Helfrich, Joan Herman, Joan Hipp, Edward Hipsher row- Martha Jones, Richard Kindinger,NFlorence Kroegel, Helen Longo, Doris Luce, Robert Maddy, Paul Marquart, Priscilla McCaffrey fopAomoreJ raw- row- ron-5 row-- row- Q Ruth McNeal, Wayne Miller, Doris Moore, Nancy Neff, Ted Noble, Helen Norris, Eugene Newman, Marilyn Oliphant Ben Page, Donald Pa.:-ella, Ruth Pay-nter, Anna Perito, Miriam Plummer, Alice Rice, Jean Salvati, Jean Sane Jean Sawyer, Alice,Jane Scheiber, Suzanne Sigars, Donna Smarto, Ailene Smith, Curtiss Smith, Lyman Smith, Mary Jann Smith V Henry Stephan, Robert Stickland, Tom Strauch, Otto Sutter, John Trimble, Luella Ulrich, Eugene Vogler, Martha Walters , Marilyn Weaver, Audrey Weber, Clark Werner , Vaughn Williams ' Guilford Burris, Dixie Lacey, and Herbert Stiffler were absent when pictures were taken. . f, I -7-'renimen T9 ADVISORS OFFICERS' 4 ' President Uma aoisglar McCaffrey I Vice-Pres. SL, -um Pease Secretary Leonard B9-'bam H111 Smith' Treasure Idck Hiller Josephine Anatra' Loyd Beach Winona Beach A Alice Beck Virginia Beeman Jo Ann Bender Charles Berberich Clara Biglin Jeanne Blum . Betty Campbell Jim Corbin Martha Deckard Joan Foreman Bessie Fortney Paul Frye Jean Balland Theresa Ganni Maxine Garverich Elmer Gerster Joan Guinip 'Jean Haggy Herbert'Hol1man William Hermes Jackie Hodgson Louise Hutter, Mar1e'Hosey ' CLASS ROSTER Calvin Johnson Joan Krichbaum Dorothy Linn William Love John Long Jack Malaby Junior Margard Joseph Marsano Mary Ann Mayer Mary McCaffrey Richard McCarthy Phyllis McC1askey Eleanor Meinzer Mary Metz James Metzger Edward Moyers Richard Miller Wayne Miller Benard Miner Flossie Morton Carl Oehler Alice Oliphant Phyllis Paynter Matthew Perito Dorothy Poffenbaugh Dorothy Rainey Leola Rita Joan Schieber Beatrice Schill Betty Schafferx Josephine Sharp Marilyn Sherer Barbara Smith Charles Smith Margaret Ann Smith Barbara Snyder Billy Jean Snyder Junior Spade Jeanne Spangler Mildred Spa ngler Marion Steele Richard Stroup Jim Stump Joseph Tesso Frank Tridico Wallace Vaurhn Cleoru Weber Alice West Mary Winemiller Rose Zara Robert Zelner Jack Zwahlen fighff grade 20 +l l omzczns d ,DVISORS President lisa Donald Elizabeth Gehrisch , gqleary vice-Pres. Mn, A N827 Cora Poffenbaugh lcover Secretary June Puhr Treasurer Donald Post w W N Loren Alexander Rosemary Armstrong Harry Arter John Bailey Dorothy Ball Betty Bauer James Barlion William Barlow Lloyd Beach William Bletz John Boals Jeanne Brandt Calvin Cole Maurice Davis Zane Davie James Dodd Caroll Emmer 'Udel Fredrick 1, Dwight Frye Edward Garverick John Garverick Don Zehrisch Patsy Gerberick Jo Ann Gehrisch Thelma Harris Donna Hart William Herr Martha Hoffman Elizabeth Huber Jmmes Johnson Marjorie Keller Arvin Kindinger Bette hraner Clarence Krichbaum Dean Krichbaum Patricia Law Gloria Lacey John McCarter Edwin McCarthy - Shirley Making Jacquelin Miller ietty Hingle Donald Hills Wiley Morton Alice Page Eetty Pack Anna Perry Jesse Phillimore Donald Poffenbaug Mary Poffenbaugh Donald Post June Puhr Emagene Rhodes Jeannie Rhodus Ammelio Salvati Robert Sands Jack Sawyer James Scheiber Janet Shenefield Ruth Simmermacher Virginia Smith Paul Spayde Donald Stover Helen Tyrell Richard Tyrell Karie Walker Edna Werner William Whitacre Paul Winemiller Lavonna Wood Yetieve Wood h evenhlf 67049 . 21 mvrsonsh 1' orrzcms Miss . President , Mary Norma ' , Craig Pingyard lr. .Vice-Pres. Ksrl Dorothy Hackman Sherer Y Sec. G: Trees. Harry ' Hombke S cmss Rosrma Fredonia Ainmons Richard Hoffman Jack Armstrong , Wilma Hosey ' Daniel Barber ?11,Toe Johnson ' Evelyn Blalsingff' - -1, Gladys Kemle Patricia Bland 0 W '-fv 'N brace Knox f Acharles Blum L ,,-:John Krichbaum - Richard Bluzp 59123701 , Q George Lacey 63 Bonnie- Lou Burris ' Bobby Lewis 5 Richard Burris ,Duffel Gertrude Long,.55 0l1n,Thoma.s Davis James Long Q-VWV 'Richard Dewalt Qlaov Kenneth Long'2HM,6: ' Harriet Dickinson 9'l0-IYVVU6 David McBr1de 06 William Dlckerhoff QSM Edward McCaffr Doyl Eckert. Davey hialaby , Bonnie Egner , Glenn Miller Norma Jean Fisher Ewa' Richard Miller Sid. John Flohr - Napoleon Morton . Ronald Fullenlove 8-WWU' Donald Mitchel 4539111-'f Betty Jo Gallenttgmjdn, Carol Niswander. Juane Gerverich - James Nolder' Q'-'V' . - Jeannine Gresmer .251-a2,0A9' Lillian Phillimore Marian Hamer Jean Norma Plnyard -'r'V 'a' Glen Hoffer Janet Plumber Elbert Robert Harris 6 Ruth Poth ' BV' ' Billy Rachenbaugh Lewis Reeves Harry Rombke . n James Ryan fist Rose Marie S elber Dorothy Sherer 4519! George Sherbondy V :Iarvel Sgumaker'1na.nfr4g arilyn humaker YW-CUF41 ' Glenn sminhdbdfw 5 Earl Smith 6 Norman Snyder Esther Sollnger Jack Spangler . Frank Stone 5JUo'Mx- , Marjorie Straka Paul Strake., Jrn- I, Q. Nancy Trainorff' ,f Cornelius Walken- ' Donald Walton 'Virginia West H Louis Yachner Q Catherine Young-.agfdlpiv ' Shirley Zwahlen ' . 22 fam! Knee1ing-- Verna Rae Skidmore, Marion Harner, Mary Anne Trimble, Mildred Teetrick, Marjorie Ault,'Robert Anderson, Bill Barlow, Jack Zwahlen, Ray Daems, Dick T j Turner, Barbara Smith, Jack Post, Mary Metz. lst Row-- Mr. Davis, Dugene Voegler, June Gehrisch, Mary Poffenbaugh, Tom Strauch, Em a Will, Betty Smith, Charlotte Brest, Catherine Cole, Pam Guinip, Martha - Metz, Marie Pfeiffer, Nile Hodle, Twila Hodle, Mary Seebring, Winona Beach, Dick Gehrisch, Mildred Spangler. 2nd Row-- Bette Levant, Lois Simmermacher, Betty Kraner, Marilyn Sherer, Phyllis Mc- Clasky, Lois N,swander, Maxine Garverick, Jack Post, Margaret Smith, Barbara Beck, Alice Beck, Yvonne'Kindinger, Dorothy Sherer. 3rd Rcw-- Lowell Kindinger, Beverly Bausch, Maurice Davis, Donald Gehrisch, John McCarter, Jim Ryan, Arvine Kindinger, Junior Garverick, Mary McCaffrey, Joan Hclcker. ' . hth Row- Paul Frye, Richard Kindinger, Wallace Vaugh, Otto Sutter, Harry Kraner. BAND The'Crest11ne High School Band was organized in 1926 under the direction of Maurice Davis. At this time it consisted of twelve play- ers who were clad in white uniforms. The next year the musicians appeared in blue coats which served for the following seven years. In 1954 the band members wore for the first their present day uniforms of royal blue'tr1mmed in white, which have won great praise and distinction for the players in the past ten years. ' The organization has been very active in the last few years, with the'exception of this year..Lack of activity this year was due to the shortage of gas and tires.. The hand has furnished music for local affairs, and participated in patriotic celebrations. The Crestline High School Band owes its success to Maurice Davis who has spent the last eighteen years in making it an educational and successful organization. - The officers of the Band are June Gehrisch, presidentg Pete Frye, vice-presidentg Dick Ackerman, Librarian: Lowell Kindinger and Mary Anne Trimble, student directors. O'ICI4lJf?d INSTRUM NTATION . Dhechnh-Mmndse Hmda Violins Violaa ' Horns IBaU Je'mMmr mum Gdudadn M Annlb1dwr Audrey Weber Esther Solinger James Garberich Charles Poth Celloe - Mary McCaffrey V Jeanne Ballinger ' Iovnne Kindinger Trombone Margaret Huber Marie Pfeiffer Ray Deems Caro1wNiswander B lly Jean S wder Tru pets Margery'Poffenbaugh Basses Lowell Kindinger Mmmy'Poffenbaugh Verna Rae Skidmore Beverly Bausch Joan Bertsche V Barbara Smith Robert Anderson Lois Fisher M ldred Spangler Flutes Ma:y'Bauer A Clari ets ' Jack Post Oboe Tom Strauch B rbara Beck Mary Anne Trimble Clyde Enerick Margaret Smith Hmm , BeMw'Sdth Mmdlmmsm er Mary Matz Charlotte Brobet Bass Clarineta Indo Niswander Madre mmnmrick X ORCHESTRA The 1943-44 Crestline High School Orchestra, under the direction of Maurice Davis, is a capable organization. 4 The group participated in the traditional Christ- mae assembly, and is planning to give a spring cnndfrt.. They will also appear at the Commencement exerclses in May o .capeffa flair 1 , lat Row-- Geraldine Snyder, Betty Levant, Irene Scheiber, Jun ,Gehrishch, Doris Inca, Jean Sand, Mary Poffenbaugh, Barbara Jenkins, Harilyn Oliphant, Alice Rice, . Director, Maurice Davis, Permelia Saum, Mildred Teetrick, Joan Hipp, Nancy Neff, Monica Harner, Barbara Beck, Dorothy Stanovichj Hartha Metz. 2nd Row- Jeanne Ballinger, Annette Hoffman, Mary Anne Trimble, Virginia Lightburn, Priscilla McCaffrey, Marcine Harner, Verna Rae Skidmore, Martha Jones, nJoan Holcker, Yvonne Kindinger, Marie Pfeifer, Mary Lou Sebring, Jean Boals, Maxine Rish, Emma Lousie Will, Lois Fisher, Mary Ellen Seebnrger, Nonma Gilchrist. 3rd Row-- Donald Si mermacher, Dick Arter, Dick Gall, Clyde Emerick, John Trimb1e,. James Harbaugh, Milton De Jean, Bil1.Watrous, Harry Kraner, Robert Anderson, ' Robert Hart, Vaughn Williams, Tom Arter, Bob Nolder, Jim Blaising, John ' Poffenbaugh, Dick Emmer, Dick Byers. A , hth Row-- Martin Foy, Paul Marquart, Donald Herring, Ray Deems, Don Wlnemiller, Lowell Kindinger, Jack Helfrich. , A GAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, one of the most outstanding musical organizations of our school, is under the direction of Mr. Maurice Davis. The most important event was the annual Christmas Concert on December 20th. On February 15th they sang for the Boy Scout Services at The Trinity Lutheran Church. ' ' The last week in April, the Choir plans to take part in the festival at Bucyrus and will also sing for commencement exercises. 25, , A COACH Mr. L. L. Hill came to Crestline in 1940 as a science teacher. Due to the fact that Coach Hhtson was called to serve for Uncle Sam, Mr. H111 ac- cepted the position of Coach. Even though Mr. H111 has had very little experience in coaching basket- ball and football, he has done remark! ably well. We are very happy to have such a grand person in place of Coach Hutsonm ' ASSISTANT COACH Assistant Coach Donaldson, more affectionately known as nTeach,n came to Crestline in 1957. Not long after the start of football' he volunteered to coach the Junior High boys the fundamentals of the game and prepare them for when they become eligible for the varsity. When basket ball season came around he took over the job of ' coaching the reserves and has achieved an enviable record in names won and lost for the reserves. lst Row- Mgr. Bob Waldbauer, Donnie Sirmnertmacher, Carman Ganni, Capt. John Walker, .Ekiward Marshall, Ernie Bopp, John Poffenbangh, Donnie Winemiller. Jack Helfrich. ' 2nd Row- Mgr. Bill Mayer, Milton DeJean, Dick Az-ter, Dick Byers, Bob Straka, Tom Arter, Lyman Smith, Clyde Emerick, 'Coach L. L. Hill. 3rd Row- Dick Miller, Bill Light, Bob Nolder-5 Cheerleaders, Ju1ia.Ba1dazare, , Mary Lou O'Heron, Mary Agnes Supong 'Bob Hofhnan, Calvin Johnson Jim Ualaby, Igr. Teddy Noble. v SCHEDULE Crestline Mt. Gilead O Crestline Gallon 51 Crestline Upper' Sandusky 51 Crestline Shelby 18 Crestline Tiffen Calvert 19 Crestline Bucyrus 13 ci-eecline Willard se Crestline madison 12 Crestline Marion St. Mary's '7 THE HOMECOMING It has been the cus-tom of' the football team to choose a queen for the homecoming game. This year the honor of being chosenqueen was given to' Dorts Maddyg Margery and,Mary Poffenbaugh were chosen to serve as her attendants. t At the half, Miss Wagenhals, the queen of the preceding year, intro- duced the queen and her attendants. John Walker, the honorary captain of the team, presented Miss Maddy and the Misses Mary and Margery Poffenbaugh with bouquets of mums, in behalf' of the team. Q -Easleflraff lst Row- Jim Obermiller, Bob Waldbauer, Bill Mayer, Bob Straka, Milt DeJean, Bob Nolder, Bob Hart, and Coach L. D. Hill. 2nd Row- Ast. Coach Cleo Donaldson, Mgr. Harry Rhodes, Dick Arter, Richard Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline 45 57 45 45 40 41 54 ev ol D5 31 22 20 40 24 Emmer, Donald Sim ermacher, Ronald Swartz, John Poffenbaugh, ' Edward Marshall, Donald Wlnemiller5 and Tom Arter. Cheerleaders: Mary Lou O'Heron, Julia Baldazare, and Mary Agnes Supon. SCHEDULE a a Q o 1 s u o 4 a u Q . . u o Crestline will enter the Class A Tournament at Kenton tg held March l,2,5,and 4. Shelby Willard Madison Marion St. Mary's Gallon Bucyrus Tiffin Calvert Upper Sandusky Gallon Shelby Mt. Gilead Ontario Upper Sandusky Eucyrus Mt. Gilead Marion St. Mary's Tiffin Calvert Qlirf Henna: ' GIRL sassavfs The Girl Reserves, consisting of fifty-five members, is made up of girls from the Senior High School. 1 ' The Club 1s,connected with the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion. The name Girl Reserves means Wa reserve force of the Y.W.C.A., and keeping in reserve the qualities which will help a girl in her school and community.n The insignia of the Girl Reserves is a blue triangle with the letters G.R. inscribed within. The base of the triangle represents Spirit, and its two sides represent Knowledge and Health. The object of the Girl Reserves is to help girls form good habits, insights, and ideals. ' The theme uOpen Windowsn was selected for the year 1943-1944. It is based on the lines: ' nThet the being of me may have room to prow, That my eyes may meet God's eyes and know, I will hew great windows, wonderful windows, Measureless windows for my sou1.n Members of the Cabinet 1945-1944 f President-Jean Boals . Program Chairman-Yovnne Kindinger Vice President-Irene Schieber Pianst-Janet Gresmer Secretary-Jo Ann Holcker Service Chairman-Permelia Saum Treasurer-Betty Ann Smith Social Chairman-Mildred Teetrick Publicity Chairman-Ruth McNeal Advisors Miss Cora Cover Mrs. A.T. Enoch 1 Qizfs ' -Qfifefic uociation GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - . The Girls Athletic Association was founded in 1955 to promote an in terest in athletic activities. The object of the Girls Athletic Association is to develop good sportsmanship, to promote good fellowship and sports, and to cultivate a healthy mind by proper living and beneficial exercises Miss Jane Pease is advisor of this organization and the officers elected for the year 1943-1944 were: Norene Harley, president, Marcine Earner, vice-presidentg and Norma Gilchrist, secretary-treasurer. Horene Harley and Marcine Harner resigned their offices of president and vice president, due to the fact that they became employed and could not do justice to the offices to which they had been elected. To fill these vacancies Virginia Lightburn was elected president, and Priscilla McCaffrey was elected as vice-president. September , September October November December January January February February March March April April May may 9 25 9 19 7 11 27 10 24 9 23 6 30 4 18 PROGRAM Appointment of Committees Initiation Hayride Skating ?arty Election of New Officers Basketball Tryouts Come As You Are Theater Party Motner-Daughter Banquet Skating Party Foul Shooting Contest Hobo Party Leap Year Party CForma1J Election of New Officers Award Banquet w 31 1 1 THE ADVOCATE STAFF ' r The Crestline High School Advocate Staff is an organization which gathers the news cf, and about C.H.S. and puts it into print each week onpa page of the town newspaper, The Advocate. To the staff it means opportunities to learn journalism. For the other students the publications cf news offers a chance to read, and have a record of activities in which they are interested. Aside from printing the news, the staff this year successfully conducted a defense stamp sale each week. They Joined a nation wide school campaign and in the early weeks of the campaign sold enough defense stamps to furnish three Jeeps for the United States Army. ' A' Much of the credit for a successful year is due to the competent work of Mrs. Millar, the advisor. The Editor-in-chief this year is Janet Gresmer. Editor of Who's Who and other special articles is Evelynne Fleiner. Robert Tracht is editor of all sports activities. General reporters are: Kay Forman, Mary Lou O'Heron, Phyllis Ann Thomas, Ruth Paynter, Pam Guinup, Nancy Neff and Jacqueline Brandt. 1 32 r TAQ Afafionaf -Honor .goclefy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Honor Society is to stimulate scholarship among students, to create a desire to serve one's school and community faithfully, to promote loyal pupil citzen- ship, and to develop exemplary qualities of character. To be eligible for membership a pupil must have spent at least one year in the school electing such pupil. Twice yearly names of the Juniors and Seniors who are in the upper fourth of the class are submitted to the teachers for election. The members of the class of '44 who have been elected are: Jean Beals, Robert Anderson, Richard Arter, Mary Anne Trimble, Margery Poffenbaugh, Mary Poffenbaugh, Permelia Saum, Milton DeJean, and Richard Emmera ' y The motto of this organization is--Ncolesse Oblige, colors White and Gold, the flower--Marquerite. ' ,Tx 5 s 33 THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The students of the home economics department under the supervision of Mrs. Enoch have been studying dress construction and food preparation. In order to make the study of foods more interesting, several field trips have been made to the meat markets to study the various cuts of meat and other items of interest. The home economics department has taken an active part in providing student help in the serving of the Girl Reserves's Mother and Daughter Banquet, and also for work in the school lunchroom. V There are, besides the work and study in the schoolroom, also projects to be done at home. Each student of this department is required to carry out three or'four of these projects, which give practice and experience beneficial to the student. - In order to make the work lighter and the studying easier, new equipment has been added new books have P to the kitchens, a new lighting system has been installed, and been added to the bookshelves. . THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A ' This year.Hr. Hetrick's agriculture cluding a trip to study the growing of Hybrid Seed Corn. a tractor drawn machinery sale were also over by Shelby to study a class made several field projects in- a1v1s1on ditch' and a trip to ontario A horse drawn machinery sale, and visited. Outside activities for recreation included the initiation of the boys of Crestline and Ontario into the Future Farmers of America. During December a nPest'Huntn was on between Ontario and Crestline F.F.A.'s. Crestline won with a score of 18,000 to 0ntar1o's 10,000. The losing team had to furnish a feed . for the winning team. Harry Kraner, Jr. Robert Garverick OFFICERS President, Tom Arter ' Vice Prest, Secretary, Treasurer, Charles Poth Reporter, Watchdog, Herbert Stiffler Jim Gresmer Sept Oct. NOV. D6Ce Jan. Feb. MBI' . Apr o may . DAY BY DAY School starts. Organizing! ' Regular order. Almost! Good hookey day. 4 C Mr. Remy admits to seniors that Civics is kid-stuff. First football game. Victorious for C.H.S. ' - Betty LeVant and Sonny Kindinger standing in same place as last year. First issue of C.H.S. Advocate came out. - Seniors write round-robin letters to Mr. DeWalt and Hutson. Dick Byers goes all the way to Upper Sandusky to play football only to find he has forgotten his shoes. 4 G.R. Hayride. Everyone has fun. . Betty and Sonny.st1ll in the same old spot. Mr. Remy absent from school. He went to Iowa to see son Arbert.- OH! Grade cards for first time. - Square dance and floorshow in the gym to keep kids entertained. Seniors have class party and box lunch. More fun! . Doris Maddy chosen home coming queen and the Poffenbaugh twins her attendants. ' Students look pretty for pictures.. ' John Walker chosen honorary football captain.' School lunches begin. YUM. YUM. No school. Armistice Day. Homecoming football game. Sonny and Betty moved to a different spot this week. Thanksgiving vacation began at 1:00. Everybody's happy. Back to school. Everyone's sorry.vacation was so short. A Basketball season starts. Crestline chalks up victory over Shelby. Dick Ackerman over-slept. Again! Dick Gall found out there isn't any Santa Claus. Poor Dick. John Poffenbaugh is finally bitten by the love bug! X 4 Seniors send Chrietman boxes'to-nHut and nDeWalt. ' Sonny standing in-the hall all by himself! Betty went shogping. School through to 1:00 and everyone goes home to wait for anta. Marshall entertains local brunette till 6:00 A.M.g Back to school. Dick Arter made New Year's resolution to stay away from women. , - , ' iean Boals keeps sailor in Ames, Iowa happy for week-end. Hum! . Beginning of second semester, everyone turns over new leaf. f Dick Arter slipping on that resolution.. D Sim ie and Scheiber have conference. Trouble! Trouble! Kraner has better luck in Mansfield. Swartz leaves C.H.S. for navy blue. U Bob Straka smiles. .Okay Grandpa. - Jr. Shifferly walks in on girls Home Nursing Class. Was his face red! 22 No school. George Wash1ngton's birthday. n Flelner and Saum scrubbing tables in cafeteria. ' Gresmer comes to school in bow tLe.' , All girls come to school with bow ties. H Murphy leaves for Navy Air Corps Grade cards again. Only two more times, seniors! ,Johnny P. receives greetings from President. ' . Home Ec. girls actually learning how to draw blue prints. Huffie and Johnnie takes Scheib's and DeJean's old spot. G.A.A. sponsor Carnival A Boals and Teetrick talking navya Mr. Remy puts his foot down in Civics. Bang! Cwhat feet.! Spring Vacation begins. - Spring Vacation over. Breshies have a bad case of spring fever. G.R. Sweetheart farty Seniors have mad rush of exams and social affairs. They are finally given their caps and shown to the door. ' . 012 1- . Cute O56 Tl-nec OB C5 J-ol-.nn -,mics DO+l-S V3 YY! whens Col3'na' .- is . Q5 ' Hx i, .g 5 in-qgvfr! a+g.Aw+TMH, . f- . a - Lamcrai F-:and N 451p, ' ' E5 'X J 5 :-: I-A A ' M L' fl k ', 2'9'I AE' L If 1 , , n p If Q . F f - gf, . ' 155: . 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