Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1953 volume:

ig 5 0 aw 1 1 4 5 ,'F 4 O mx -s ! c fda 0 ..-.1 I k 53 ogahy 1..A I With the theme of loyalty in mind, the Annual Staff Congratulates the Seniors on their achievement of a diploma. Loyalty has been their theme through twelve years of education: loyalty to each other as a class, to their school as students, and to their country as beginners in Democ racy. CRESTLINE HIGH SCHOOL Crestline, Ohio , 4, l ibecbca fion During the past school year two people passed on leaving a wide gap in service to the community and the school. Our annual is dedicated to Mr. Harry White, member of the Board of Education and to Miss Cora Cover, teacher of history, for their years of devoted service to the cause of education and democracy. Z Marc! of glclucafion 515575553 lj I lllillld 1, . rpg I ll Ill Il - .N fk 'Ez r '?ll3.Ig'L-14: ,..- LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank C. McNealg Fred G. I-lesser, Clerkg Leonard T. Hill, Presidentg Alvin A. Frengelg Earle J. Feikp Rev. W. L. Margard, Vice-President. The six gentlemen pictured above are responsible for managing the affairs for Crestline Schools. Their interest in our welfare as students is something we should be very grateful for. Their community spirit is shown by the fine quality of our local schools. Thank you, gentlemen. 3 acu f fy LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mr. Moulton DeWalt, Miss Cora B. Cover, Mrs. Gregg Pennington Mrs. Freda Enock, Miss Elizabeth O'Leary, Miss Freda Miller, Miss Faye Griebling, Mrs. Ruth Varga, Mr. Louis Cellini. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert T. Duncan, Mr. Michael A. Flynn, Mr. Arthur Enoch, Mr. Ayden A. Remy, Mr. Merle A. l-lutson, Mr. Karl Hackman, Mr. Vernon A. Walrath. 4 L? M. 5 'Q JACK ARLEN Avila Class Vice-Pres. 1950-515 Hobby Club 2 yrs,g Annual Staff 2 yrs.p Latin Club I yr.: Student Council 2 yrs.: Student Council PICS- 1952-53: Band 5 yrs. g Choir 4 yrs. g Football 2 yrs.g Hi-Y 2 yrs.: Hi-Y Vice- Pres. 1952-53: National Honor Society. EILEEN ARMSTRONG Cuz Student Council 1951-52: Class Treasurer 1951 523 Prep. Choir 2 yrs.: A Cappella Choirg Choir Pres. 1952-533 Y-Teen I yr.: F.H.A, 3 yrs.: Latin Club 1 yr.g Annual Staff 2 yrs. JOHN BAUER Hi Y 1 yr., Band 2 yrs., A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.g Annual Staff I yr JOHN BIGLIN Johnny Hobby Club 1 yr. g Vice-Pres. Hobby Club. 5 'ur' DONNA COUNTERMAN Counterfeit F.H.A, 4 yrs.: G.A.A. 2 yrs.: Latin Club I yr. STANLEY DeGREVE Stan Student Council 2 yrs.: Vice-Pres. Student Council: Hi-Y 2 yrs.: Hi-Y Pres. 1952-53: Latin Club I yr.: Latin Club Pres.: Basket- ball 3 yrs.: Basketball Manager I yr.: Hobby Club I yr.: Band 6 yrs.: Orchestra 2 yrs.: Class Pres. 1949-50: Class Vice-Pres. I952' 53: National Honor Society. SHIRLEY DONALDSON Io Orchestra 2 yrs.: A Cappella Choir 3 yrs.: G.A.A. 3 yrs.: Advocate Staff 3 yrs.: Editor of Advocate Staff: National Honor Society: Prep. Choirl yr. : Latin Club I yr.: Latin Club Vice-Pres.: F.H,A, I yr.: Student Council 2 yrs. DUANE DUFFNER Basketball 2 yrs. : Football 2 yrs.: Hi-Y 2 yrs. 6 r jg- HP' 1 Gag' la 1s',f' .I ., .,. ...rv PATRICIA FAWCETT Spicket F.H.A. 4 yrs.: Sec'y. 8: Treas. F.H.A.: G.A.A. 3 yrs.: Vice-Pres. G.A.A. I yr.: Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Annual Staff 2 yrs.: Harmony Four: Latin Club I yr. : Band 4 yrs.: Orchestra 4 yrs.: A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Band Librarian 1950-51. DONALD FEIK Band 4 yrs. : Choir 4 yrs.: Class Treasurer 1950-51: Latin Club. SANDRA GUINUP Sandy Band 6 yrs.: Band Librarian 1951-52: A Cappella Choir I yr.: Orchestra I yr.: Annual staff I yr.: Latin Club I yr.: G.A.A. 3 yrs.: Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Treas. Y-Teen 1952-53. JOAN HERR Io Band I yr.: A Cappella Choir I yr.: Prep. Choir 1 yr.: F.l-LA. 4 yrs.: G.A.A. 3 yrs. 7 PAUL HOKE Baseball I yr.: Football 2 yrs.g Basketball 3yrs.g Hi-Y 2 yrs.g Hobby Club I yr.g Hobby Club Pres. ROBERT HORNING Chic Class Pres. 1952-53, EUGENE HORTON Gene Hi-Y 2 yrs.: Hi-Y Sec'y.g A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.g Band 6 yrs.g Basketball 3 yrs.: Basketball Manager I yr.g Student Council I yr.: Hobby Club I yr. LAUNNA JOHNSON Lulu F.H,A, Iyr.g G.A.A. 2 yrs.: Y-Teen I yr.: A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.g Advocate Staff I yr.: Basketball Queen Attendant. 8 in MARY KEMPF Kempf-fa Band 2 yrs.: A Cappella Choir I yr.: F. H.A, I yr.: Athletic Sec'y. 1952-53. Annual Staff I yr.: Orchestra 3 yrs.g JOHN KINCAID I0hI'IIIy A Cappella Choir 3 yrs.: Hi-Y I yr.: Hobby Club 2 yrs.: Baseball I yr. MARILYN LaBARRE A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. : G.A.A. 3 y H,A, 2 yrs.: Latin Club I yr.: Advoc Staff 2 yrs.: Annual Staff I yr. : Class Treasurer 1952-53. WESTON LAMBERT Bill rs.g ate Student Council I yr.: A Cappella Ch 4 yrs.g Drum Major 3 yrs.: Sec'y of C 1951-52g Hi-Y 2 yrs.g Latin Club I y 9 oir lass I'- JOHN MCDONOUGH Mc A Cappella choir 3 yrs.: Latin Club I yr.: Class Vice-Pres. 1951-525 Baseball I yr. JUNE MADDY A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Business Mgr. choir 1952-53: Prep. Choir I yr.g G,A.A. 3 yrs.: G.A.A, Treas. 1951-525 F,H,A. 2 yrs.g F,l-LA. Sec'y. 1952-53: Y-Teen 1 yr.: Latin Club I yr. 5 Cheerleader 3 yrs.g Basket- ball Queen. MAC MANGRUM Football 3 yrs.: Hi-Y 2 yrs. HERBERT MARSHALL Hobby Club 1 yr.: Hi-Y 1 yr, 10 KAROL MILLER G.A.A. 35 F.I-l.A. 3 yrs.: Latin Club I yr. Annual staff I yr. SHARLENE MILLER F.H.A. 4 yrs. NORMAN MORTON A Cappella Choir 4 yrs.: Football 4 yrs.: Latin Club I yr.: Basketball 2 yrs.g Annual Staff I yr.g Annual Staff Treas. Q Class Treas 1949-503 Advocate Staff 2 yrs.: Hobby Club I yr.g Homecoming Captaing Homecoming Escortg Baseball I yr. MONA LOU NEFF Punkin Orchestra 6 yrs.: A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Prep. Choir I yr,g Band 5 yrs.g Business Mgr. Bandg Y-Teen 3 yrs.: F.H.A, 4 yrs.: Latin Club 2 yrs.: Annual Staff I yr. 11 NANCY NIXON Nicky Band 6 yrs.: Majorerre 1952-53g Ba-nd Queen 1952-535 Orchestra 4 yrs,g Business Mgr. Orch 1952-535 F.H.A. 4 yrs.g Vice-Pres. F.H.A. 1952-53: G.A.A. 3yrs.g Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Class Sec'y. 1950-51g Latin Club I yr,g Annual Staff I yr,g Prep. Choir I yr. ETHEL PAGE Pagie G,A.A, 3 yrs.: F.l-l.A. I yr.: Band 5 yrs. LARRY PAYNTER Hi-Y 2 yrs.g Hobby Club I yr.: Annual Staff 1 yr. WANDA PENNINGTON A Cappella Choir I yr,g Prep. Choir 2 yrs.: G.A.A. I yr.: F.H,A, 2 yrs.g F.I-l,A. Treas. 195253- 12 if NEVA POLLOCK F.H.A, 4 yrs.: G.A.A. I yr.: A Cappella Choir 1 yr.: Y-Teen I yr.: Annual Staff I yr. RONALD PRATER PIate Basketball 4 yrs.: Football 2 yrs.: Band 3 yrs.: Orchestra 3 yrs.: Class Pres. 1951-52: Latin Club I yr.: Hobby Club I yr.: A Cappella Choir I yr.: Baseball I yr. ANN REED Annie A Cappella Choir 3 yrs.: Prep. Choir I yr.: Band 6 yrs.: Student Council I yr. 5 G.A.A. I yr.: Y-Teen 3yl'S.1Y-TCGH Cabinet I yr.: Annual Staff I yr.: F.H.A. I yr.: Latin Club I yr.: Band Librarian 1952-53. KATHRYN RITTER Katie Band 6 yrs.: Orchestra 6 yrs.: A Cappella Choir 3 yrs.: G.A.A. I yr.: F.H,A, 3 yrs.: Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Annual staff I yr.: Latin Club I yr.: Student Council 2 yrs.: National Honor Society: Homecoming Queen: Centennial Attendant: Class Sec'y. 1952-53. 13 CAROLE RYAN Shorty Class Pres. 1950-51: Class Vice-Pres, 1948- 49, 49-50: F,H,A. 3 yrs. : F.H.A. Pres. 1952- 53: Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Y-Teen Vice-Pres. 1952- 53: G.A,A. 3yrs.: Band 5 yrs.: Orchestra 3 yrs.: A Cappella Choir 3 yrs.: Student Council I yr.: Centennial Attendant: Business Mgr. of Band: Latin Club I yr.: Annual Staff 2 yrs.: Prep. Choir I yr.: Homecoming Attendant: National Honor Society. BONNIE LOU SAUM Boo-Key G,A,A, 3 yrs.:G.A.A. Pres. 1952-53: Annual Staff 1 yr.: Y-Teen I yr.: A Cappella Choir 2 yrs. g F,H,A, 4 yrs.: Latin Club I yr.: Prep. Choir 2 yrs. MILAN SAVANAVICH Hi-Y 2 yrs. : Football 1 yr.: Annual Staff 1 yr. Hi-Y Chaplain: Latin Club I yr.: Baseball I yr RONALD SCHODER Student Council 2 yrs.: Band 3 yrs.: Orchestra 2 yrs.: Hi-Y 2 yrs.: Hi-Y Treas. 1 yr.: A Cappella 4 yrs.: Latin Club I yr.: Class Treas. Hobby Club I yr. 14 ALDON SHEARER A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Basketball 1 yr. ALTHEA SPEELMAN LIZ Band 6 yrs.: Orchestra 6 yrs.: A Cappella Choir 3 yrs.: Y-Teen 2 yrs.: Y-Teen Sec'y. 1952-53: F.l-l.A. 4 yrs.: Annual Staff I yr.: National Honor Society: Latin Club I yr.: Harmony Four: Prep. Choir I yr.: Student Council I yr.: Class Pres. 1948-49: Orch. Librarian 1952-53. EDNA STROUP F.l-LA. 3 yrs.: G.A.A. 3 yrs.: Annual Staff I yr.: A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Prep. Choir 2 yrs.: Latin Club I yr. VIRGINIA TUSCAN Ginny F,l-LA, 3 yrs.: G.A.A. 3 yrs.: Annual Staff I yr.: A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Prep. Choir I yr.: Latin Club I yr.: Band I yr.: Advocate Staff I yr. 15 ROBERTA TYRRELL G,A,A. 3yrs.g F.H,A, 1yr.g Latin Club I yr. RICHARD VOGT ROBERT VOGT ELAINE WORKMAN Toots Student Council 3 yrs.: G.A.A. 3 yrs.g F,H.A. 3 yrs.: Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Y-Teen Pres 1952-53: Y-Teen Treas. 1950-515 Y-Teen Publicity Chairmang A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Orchestra 5 yrs.g Latin Club I yr,g Annual staff I yr.: Band 5 yrs.: Prep. Choir I yr.: National Honor Society. 16 IOSEPHINE ZARA I-l0ze A Cappella Choir 2 yrs.: Band I yr.: Orchestra 4 yrs.:F.H.A. 4 yrs.g G,A.A. 3yrs.gG.A.A, Sec'y. 1951-52, 52-53: Latin Club 1 yr.: Advocate Staff I yr.: Annual staff I yr.: Y-Teen 3 yrs.: Y-Teen Cabinet 2 yrs.: Cheerleader 3 yrs. Student Council I yr.g Homecoming Attendant. ,ja mf - fl '?5'.1iw gdb I,,,k.A',. mul 113. .1 4 Em w 115,592 V , 'im H7 , 5551, - s 1, K . , . U -. 17 Judi 'IM an lifammf We, the Class of 1953 of the Village of Crestline, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Item I. To our teachers we give a never-to-be-forgotten thanks for their time spent in enlightening our minds and starting us off down the path of life. Item II. I, Jack Arlen, will my singing ability to Joe Tuscan. I, Pat Fawcett, will my brothers and sister to all the teachers of C. H. S. Good luck. I, Ronnie Prater, will my irresistible ways with women to Billy Lamb. I, June Maddy, will my dimple to Charlie Gerster. I, Larry Paynter, will my muscles and good looks to Mr. De Walt. I, Alden Sherer, will my parking space in Galion to Jim Mitchell. I, Karol Miller, will my well-worn book Gossip at Its Best to the girls of the Junior Class. I, Duane Duffner, will all my spare time to Neva Pollock. I, Launna Johnson, will my southern smile to Mr. Cellini. I, John Bauer, will my good manners to Louie Marquart. I, Eileen Armstrong, will the driving car to anybody who has his life insurance paid. I, Dick Vogt, will my flock of chickens to Nancy Horning. 18 Marilyn LaBai-re, will a few jokes to Mr. Enochg he could use some new ones. Carole Ryan, will my tallness to Jack Frost. John Biglin, will my ability to stay awake in class to Robert Walker. Sandra Ciuinup, will 301 lbs. to Donella Hoffman. Ron Schoder, will my cop-callers and bombs to the next mad scientist ofC. H. S. John Kincaid, will my tattered book How to Charm Women in Ten Easy Lessons to Alan Hackman. Sharlene Miller, will a few hundred pounds to Sharon Fulton. Mona Lou Neff, will my glasses to Jim DeWalt. Ethel Page, will my trombone to Walter Dewiel. Bonnie Saum, will a golden football to the team to charm them to victory next year. Joan Herr, will my bookkeeping to the next class of unsuspecting Juniors. Bill Lambert, will my many girlfriends to IXQ Q-N-Q! Neva Pollock, will my short, curly hair to Miss Griebling. Herbert Marshall, will my charms to Pete Bashoff. Gene Horton, will my inexhaustable supply of gum to Mrs. Pennington. Chic Horning, will my Senior Class Presidency to the next good farmer. 19 Norman Morton, leave some girls to those lonely Galion boys. Wanda Pennington, will a steady man to Emogene Croft. Josie Zara, will my cheerleading ability to Marie DeWalt. Bob Vogt, will my desk in Civics to anyone who enjoys writing on a washboard Elaine Workman, will my rank in Band to Roger Pry. Keep it straight, Roger. Shirley Donaldson, will my operatic voice to Margaret Truman. Donna Counterman, will my girdle to Carol Solinger. John McDonough, will my absent excuses to anyone who can't think as fast as l could. Kathryn Ritter, will my position as Homecoming Queen to the next lucky girl. Nancy Nixon, will my ability to catch a man to Patty Puhr. Anne Reed, will my way with men to Joy Weis. May she have less trouble than I. Milan Savanovich, will my good humor to the teachers. Virginia Tuscan, will my popularity with Mr, DeWalt to Beverly Fulton. Stan DeGreve, will my D's in Choir to the Tenor Section of next year. Althea Speelman, will my music ability to Pauline Soldan. Mack Mangrum, will my -civics book to anyone. Paul I-Ioke, will my football strategy to Harlan McMurray. Z0 I, Mary Kempf, will my position as Athletic Secretary to any girl who can read hieroglyphics fcoach's writingl. I, Roberta Tyrrell, will my quietness to Anne Barlow. I, Edna Stroup, will my height to Doris Johnson. Signed, sealed, and delivered: -my-44,7 Witnesses: M' J: 6104, J fr' J f55EEFi x AEE -.-:?? ?r'-' Q if WE C 6166 Ong QTune: You Belong to Mel We must bid farewell to all our friends, - As our school days now draw to an end, - And the memories of years gone by,- They belong to us. In the future years and their fast pace, - With the cares and troubles we must face, - Happiness makes sorrow disappear, - When we think of you. Footsteps sounding in the old halls, - Kindness and the help of teachers all. As we sit alone in years to come, - We'll be wishing we were back again,- In our hearts fond mem'ries will remain,- Dear old C. H. S. Althea Speelman Sandra Guinup Z1 MOP QC? May 1963 Dear Ann Reed and Mary Kempf, Pat and I have been talking to some of our classmates of 1953 and have decided to have a reunion at the end of this month. There are so many of our old friends that have moved away, and we have not been able to con- tact them as yet. We should appreciate it if you would send us information about any of them that you know about. We understand that ANN REED is a dance instructor at Arthur Murray's Studio and that MARY KEMPF is now married and is the mother of two little baton twirlers. Since you two have been away, quite a bit has happened to our classmates of 19539 EILEEN ARMSTRONG is still with J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI in Washingtong SHIRLEY DONALDSON is now traveling with the Metropolitan Opera: JOAN HERR has been chosen Miss Atlas of 19639 LAUNA JOHNSON recently became the proprietor of the Crest Theater: KAROL MILLER is married and residing in Crestline: MONA LOU NEFF is secretary to the big wheel at the new atomic plantg ETHEL PAGE owns and manages the Cleveland Indians baseball teamg MEVA POLLACK is married and busy taking care of Duane Jr. 5 BONNIE SAUM has been chosen Miss America of 19633 EDNA STROUP has been voted the Girl with the Most Beautiful Legsg ROBERTA TYRRELL is working as a lady wrestler in Columbus: JOHN BAUER is busy with his pigs,-andichickensg STANLEY DeGREVE has discovered the cure for love sickness: JOHN KINCAIDE is the author of the bestseller My Way with Womeng BILL LAMBERT and Mr. DeWalt have joined forces in an operation called: The Antique Car Shoppeg since Mr. DeWalt has gone into business, MACK MANGRUM is the new English teacher at C. H. S. 3 NORMAN MORTON has discovered the tenth dimensiong ,RONNIE PRATER is President of Prater's Department Stores of New York and Crestlineg MILAN SAVANOVICH is the father of six children and has to work two jobs to keep his family to- getherg. ALDON SHERER has been chosen Mr, Physigue of 19633 RICHARD VOGT is the driving instructor of Crestline High Schoolg the last time anyone saw'DON FEIK he was headed West in his souped-up hotrodg JOSIE ZARA is still the author of the love-lorn column in the Mansfield News-Journal. That is the story of the people that we have been able to contact. We hope that you will be able to inform us of the ones we have missed. We hope to see you soon. Yours truly, 22 Chicago, Illinois 1963 Dear Pat and Nancy, Since Mary and I lost contact with most of our schoolmates when we graduated, we were glad to hear what had happened to the rest of our friends. We were especially pleased to hear that NANCY is married and lives in a twenty room mansion on Smith Hill, and that PAT was recently interviewed by a talent scout and has been offered a movie contract in Hollywood. Mary and I have looked up the rest of our classmates and have come up with some interesting facts, which are as follows: SANDRA GUINUP is directing a Slim the Way the Stars Slim school for oversized females. SHARLENE MILLER, now a model, was her first pupil. KATHRYN RITTER, who married the rich plantation farmer, ROBERT HORNING, is now operating the Home for Underprivileged Children, located on route 314. RONALD BOMBSHELL SCHODER, who is now working with the secret service in Washington, has come up with a new bomb device for hopped-up jalopies. Big competition farmers this year are JOHN BIGLIN and ROBERT VOGT, who are competing to see who can raise the largest egg plant. ELAINE WORKMAN, a graduate nurse, is doing most of her practicing on her six children. VIRGINIA TUSCAN, the only girl in Ohio States band, has quite a time with all the male players, who want to help carry the flag. JOHN Mc- DONOUGH has been hired by the Seale Mattress Company as chief demonstrator. He is making it evident that life can be beautiful. PAUL HOKE is his best buyer at present. MARILYN LaBARRE, who thought she didn't like the idea of being an airline hostess, is now taking flying lessons. GENE HORTON, who has completed his training as an electrical engineer, is employed at the Fisher Body Corporation in Boston. DONNA COUNTERMAN has just joined the Women's Army Corps for six years. Some of the more famous members of our class are: HERBERT MARSHALL, who owns a chain of Shell Stations all over the United States, and is one of the ten richest men in the world. JACK ARLEN and CAROLE RYAN, husband and wife team on television, have a program called BREAKFAST FOR TWO. ALTHEA SPEELMAN, famous concert pianist, has invented a new blonde hair dye that is guaranteed to grow out nothing but blond hair no matter what color your hair was in the beginning. DUANE DUFFNER is the star player on the Cleveland Brown's football team this year. LARRY PAYNTER, who enlisted in the Navy when he graduated has been promoted to Admiral. His dream of becoming a rich young man is slowly coming true. WANDA PENNINGTON is in charge of the most exclusive cafeteria in Chicago, and is happily married. JUNE MADDY, popular radio announcer, has just returned from a motorcycle trip to Alaska. I'm sure you will agree as we have, that all our classmates have become successful in the past ten years. my My 2 . f Q' enior 661:56 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Robert Vogt, Nancy Nixon, Neva Pollock, Karol Miller, Virginia Tuscan, Bonnie Lou Saum, Eileen Armstrong, Joan Miller, Carole Ryan, Launna Johnson, June Maddy. SECOND ROW: John Biglin, John Bauer, Josephine Zara, Patricia Fawcett, Sandra Guinup, Mona Lou Neff, Marilyn LaBarre, Roberta Tyrrell, Sharlene Miller, Richart Vogt. THIRD ROW: Jack Arlen, Stanley DeGreve, Anne Reed, Elaine Workman, Kathryn Ritter, Mary Kempf, Ethel Page, Wanda Pennington, Donna Counterman Herbert Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Mr. DeWalt, Weston Lambert, Ronald Schoder, Paul Hoke, Shirley Donaldson, Althea Speelman, Edna Stroup, Don Feik, Larry Paynter, Ronald Prater. FIFTH ROW: Milan Savanovich, Eugene Horton, Robert Horning, Aldon Shearer, Miss Miller, Duane Duffner, John McDonough, Norman Morton, Mack H. D. Mangrum, John Kincaid. 24 enior .Mabry Our journey through C. H. S. began in the fall of 1949 with approximately seventy-three students. Under the leadership of President Stan DeGreve3 Vice- President Carole Ryang and Secretary-Treasure Ron Schoder, we enjoyed two class parties. Under the administration of President Carole Ryang Vice-President Jack Arleng Secretary Nancy Nixong and Treasurer Don Fiekg our Sophomore year started off with a bang. The main event of the year being the Sophomore Hop. Our Junior year seemed to come fast, and we were not too well prepared for the financial end of the Junior-Senior Reception. But the carnival and the Concession Stand were taken care of so well by President Ronald Praterg Vice- President John McDonough3 Secretary Bill Lambertg and Treasurer Eileen Armstrong that we came out many dollars ahead. The reception was enjoyed by all. ' In September of 1952 the forty-seven members of the Senior Class began their final year. The most important events of the year were operetta, the Junior-Senior reception, Baccaleaurate, and last but not least, Commencement Under the guidance of our advisors, Mr. DeWalt, Miss Miller and und'er the capable leadership of President Robert Horningg Vice-President Stan DeGreve3 Secretary Kathryn Ritterg and Treasurer Marlyn LaBarre, we finished our final year. 25 unior Cfada LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ilo Thomas, Carol Solinger, Doris Johnson, Stella Salvati, Paula Emery, Joan Ritter, Sandra Perman, Ruth Davis, Glenna Carden, Donella Huffman, Carol Gerberich, Ruth Gosser, Jean Fleherty. SECOND ROW: Miss Cover, Barbara Blaising, Jeannette Brown, Mary Ann Scanlon, Sally Dielman, Joan Flaherty, Joyce Sherer, Sarah Morton, Marie DeWalt, Carol Hartman, Helen Roberts, Beverly Fulton. THIRD ROW: Shirley Meintzer, Mrs. Enoch, Maureen Scanlon, Patricia Greter, Patricia Pollock, Janet Schwartz, Louis Baldasare, Earl Healea, Jack McCarthy, Mr. Walrath. FOURTH ROW: Sammy Meywes, James Horning, IHIUSS Lohr. N0rmar1 Cellini, James Mitchell, Albert Anatra, Phyllis Walker, Donna McDonough, Carol Earner, Emma Coppinger, Charles Gerster, Donald Harley. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Burkhart Alan Hachman, Joseph Tuscan, Kenneth Fullenlove, Robert Klein, Leonard Herrmann, Frank McNeal, Robert Loudermilk, James Eckert, Ray Sherer. SIXTH ROW: Harlan McMurray, Robert Love, Eugene Simmermacher, Francis Fisher, Francis Christini. 26 unior sihfiforg Next in line are the Juniors, our faithful understudies. A very active and highly successful year, their many activ- ities included managing the Refreshment Stand at football games, producing a play entitled Sixteen in August , under- taking the dances after the basketball games, and laboring intensely over Junior-Senior Reception, which is always highest point of interest in the school year in the spring. Those chosen to lead them through this very important year were Frank McNeal, Presidentg Joan Ritter, Vice Presidentg Emma Coppinger, Treasurerg Carol Earner, Secretary. These officers were ably assisted by Mrs. Enoch, and Mr. Walrath, who acted as class advisors. Bidding a fond farewell and the best of luck to the Seniors the Juniors, excited though they may be, will return to school in the fall to reach that goal which they have been striving for these many years. Z7 ,Sap 0111 Ore C4155 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Nancy Homing, Marie Perry, Josephine Tesso, Mary Moyer, Joan Lindsey, Marilyn Eckstein, Marlene Retter, Elaine DeGreve, Carol Fisher. SECOND ROW: Annie Vuich, Josephine Longo, Joyce Klahn, Anne Barlow, Marilyn Willrath, Patricia Moyer, Patricia Puhr, Barbara Ryan, Charles Weber, Arnold Garverich Ralph Girefenstein, Paul Krichbum. THIRD ROW: Harley liams, Donald Harshbarger, Donald Marquart, Mary Scott, Mary Harley, Lois Hasey, Gerldine Fisher, Joan Brown, Pauline Soldan, Joy Ann Weis, Edward Alt, Robert Koons, Glenun Rosandic. FOURTH ROW: Miss Griebling, Donald Maddy, Ronald Deems, Roy Gallentine, Jack Yerkey, James Schill, Donald Dodd, Larry Linn, Lawrence Hosey, Thomas Burkhart, Daved Hartman, Louis Marino, Mr. Hackman. FIFTH ROW: Jim DeWalt, Jim Fredrick, Charles Eicher, Bill Lamb, Gerald Nolder, Jack Frost, Bob Law, Lloyd Feick, Bill Loudermilk, George Kemle. 28 .5219 0l'l'l0I'e M15 !0l'g September 6, 1949 began the seventh year of school for the class of 1955. On this day, in Room 151, another historical event took place when Bill Lamb was elected presidentg Barbara Ryan, vice-president, .Toy Weis, treasurer, and Marilyn Eckstein, secretary. The advisors, Mr. Hackman and Mrs. Varga, helped plan the social activities for the year. September of 1950 began leaving just five more years until the end of school life. Under the advisorship of Mr. Hutson and Mr. Hackman, the class had an enjoyable year. This year's officers were elected with Barbara Ryan, president, Pat Puhr, vice-president, Marilyn Eckstein, treasurer, and Elaine DeGreve, secretary. In September, 1951, the election was held in the study hall with Mr. Hackman and Miss O'Leary as the new advisors. The officers were voted on and tallied, placing Louis Marino as president, Roy Lee Gallentine as treasurer, Joy Weis as vice-president, and Pat Puhr as secretary. At the beginning of September, 1952, the class of 55 began to realize that there were only three more years to go. Miss Griebling and Mr. Hackman were present to witness the election as Barbara Ryan became president, Jack Yerkey, vice-president, Gerald Nolder, treasurer: and Joy Weis, secretary. The main events of this year were the Annual Sophomore Hop and several sock hops. In their three years ahead, the Sophomores hope to make their good record an even better one. Z9 I Q:fAl'l'lCll'l arm LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Faith Duffner, Anna Mae Lightfoot, Marilyn Armstrong, Sally Exenkamper, Frances Griefenstine, June Barker, Jacqueline Rita, Florence Mangrum Charlotte Brown, Sanadra Fisher, Margaret Linn, Carol Poth. SECOND ROW: George Hoffman, Barbara Exenkamper, Winifred Scanlon, Virginia Arcudi, Helen Fetters, Ruth Hensley, Ruth Horning, Joan Gehrisch, Diana Counterman, Beverly Steele, Emogene Croft, Mary Ann Kahler, Alice Spurgeon, Larry Palmer. THIRD ROW: Robert Cain, Meri Lee Paynter, Virginia Rlrich, Shirley Saxton, Karen Fulton, Freda Pennington, Norma Rader, Catherine Krichbaum, Suzann Enoch, Portia Krofta, Olive Krichbaum, Donald Dutschke, Miss O'Leary. FOURTH ROW: Carl Booth, Leonard Bauer, Buddy Snider, Teddy Sawyer, Richard Thomas, Mason Christner, Harold Gray, Eloise Hammond, Patricia Christini, Donna Jean Klein, Janet Lightfoot, Frederick Nolder, Dale Biglin. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Flynn, Dimon Wilds, Ronald Charlton, Bill Bauer, Charles Hartman, Adrian Marshall Victor Anatra, Thomas Clutter, Robert Roberts, Charles French, Raleigh Pegram, Gerald Prater, Leonard Pollock, Buddy Snider, George Gaskins. SIXTH ROW: William Koysh, Wayne Emmer, Bill Hensley, Thomas Sperduti, Harlen Barker, James Miller, Werner Haag, Robert Greter, Vernon Duffner, Charles Ianman, Robert Ruhe, Thomas Weaver, Roger Pry, Walter Dewiel. 30 QPQJAHQQH .ihfifwy The Class of 1956 has had a profitable and enjoy- able year under the leadership of advisors, Miss Elizabeth O'Leary and Mr. Flynn, and President Larry Palmer, Vice President Sally Exenkamper, Treasurer Bob Cain and Secretary Bob Ruhe. The class sold Bulldog Emblems, which not only made a nice profit for the treasury, but also encouraged the students to work together. We have endured-, as thousands of other students, the struggle of beginning Latin and Algebra. It is with great pride, that we can say that we have emerged victorious. 31 11 , , K ,V,- . K V, A ha.. ag, . - . W .. -, I - N, N ' ' lp. 52944, gmt FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Ann Hoffman, Juanita Lewis, Mona Hall, Annabelle Davis, Louise Argo, Linda Jewell, Nancy Hartman, Sally Lance, Sandra Hoffman, David Ritter, George Stump, Ralph West, Richard Eicher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hutson, Pamella Eckert, Janet Maddy, Joyce Fisher, Shirley Blaising, Lova Kay Shrout, Irene Ditmars, William Brown, Donald Clutter, Kenneth Scott, Leroy Straka, Frederick Frengel, Raymond Gantzler, Jay McCamant, Mr. Cellini. THIRD ROW: Charles Flora, Mildred Snyder, Joanne Tyrrell, Peggy Gearheart, Martha Hensley, Marlene Hosey, Nellie Winland, Marie Cox, Venita Duffner, Esther Bauer, Iris Glasener, Ronald Schwert, Larry Simmer- macher. FOURTH ROW: John Exemkamper, Harry Marquart, Layton Fawcett, Nicholas Vuich, Harry Straub, Lloyd Feick, Charles Johnson, Ida McKim, Stanley Danals, Sandra Duffner, Calvin Rader, Brenda Peterson, Harold Thomas, Rodney Compston, Herbert Tract. FIFTH ROW: James Beltz, Harold Roberts, Richard Lusk, Ernest Ditmars, Charles Branham, John Bauer, Donald Jeffreys. 32 ' 'LW SWA Jhdfofy The eighth grade started its journey through high school under the leadership of Larry Simmermacher, presidentg Mona Hall, Vice-presidentg John Exen- karnper, secretaryg and Linda Jewell, treasurer. Last years activities included a dance and a class party. This year the class officers are Larry Simmer- rnacher, presidentg Linda Jewell, vice-presidentg Pam Eckert, secretary, and Richard Eicher, treasurer This year's social event was a dance held in the cafeteria. This is a grand beginning and we wish them lots of luck in the years ahead. 33 ellen, Qu 2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lee Hessey,Carl Davis, Larry Glauer, Ronald Ball, Bonnie Johnson, Jean Thomas, Judy Williams, Caryl Cox, Shirley Booth, Eliva Phillips, Connie Pegram, Sharon Sigars, Karen Cain. SECOND ROW: Melvin Walker, Harold Goins, Ronald Gantzler, Frank Ziegler, Goldie Carver, Wanda Epley, Kay Gandy, Carolyn Yerkey, Gloria Fulton, Max Myers, Kathryn Bauer, Mollie DeGreve, Barbara Taylor, Carole Lombard. THIRD ROW: Darrell Newcome, Lynn Cozad, Joyce Koysh, Roberta Snyder, Mary Anne Shick, Wanda Vanderpool, Sandra Shomo, Margaret Stump, Joyce Frederick, Janet Lee, Brenda Guinup, Walter Leicy, Johnny Berger, Mrs. Varga. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Duncan, Richard Mollenkopf, Robert Runyon, Billy Wood, Paul Beck, Mavis Barker, Judy Henderson, Sylvia Taylor, Janice Vanderpool, John Armstrong, Robert Blaising, Danny Bryant, Freddie Klahn, Thomas Beck. FIFTH ROW: Charles Hensley, Stanley Meyers, Melvin Shepard, Leonard Winland, Donald Perman, Nelson Steffee, Bruce Jackson, Lloyd Soldan, William Lee, Robert Spore, Ronald Baker. ABSENTg Roger Bland, Raymond Heefner. 34 l LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lloyd Soldan, Mollie DeGreve, Karen Cain, John Berger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Duncan, Mrs. Varga. ellen, .MJ for? The seventh grade has had an active year under the leadership of their advisors Mrs. Varga and Mr. Duncan and the class officers: Johnny Berger, Presidentg Lloyd Soldan, Vice- president: Mollie DeGreve, Secretaryg and Karen Cain, Treasurer. The students have had a Wiener roast, as their only social affair. They hope to go far in the future, and the upper class- rnen wish them luck. 35 .SMA Qu Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sallie Ryan, Mary Ellen Lockhart, Stuart McAllister, Robert Retter, Nancy McKean, Joyce Poth, Mary Exenkamper, Nancy Brown, Jeannie Barker. SECOND ROW: Helen Thomas, Mary Louise Adams, Mary Perry, Jacqueline Sherer, Linda Lombard, David Glauer, Robert Mayfield, John Croft, Robert Rosandic. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Morkel, Robert Feick, Nicholas Pry, Dennis Tuttle, Elwood Hensley, Harry Shick, Eldon Bauer., David Groh, Wayne Noe, Birvetta Christian. FOURTH ROW Wilma Tinkey, Judy Ellen Krichbaum, William Riley, James Christner, Ronald Barker, Carolyn Smith, Racheal Louis, Donald Arter. 36 .SLM Qu e LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Billie Jean Arcudi, Judy Lesseuer, Mary Vuich, Barbara Rohrer, Inez Solinger, Dick Ronk, David Runyon, Martin Gutle, Keith Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Linda Pry, Thomas Brannon, Gary Legg, Joe Cozad, Judy White, Kathryn Brown, Judy Sharrock, Larry Arlen. THIRD ROW: Charles Ballinger, Suzanne Walter, Nancy Callahan, lleen Marshall, Sharon Berberick, Diedre Kraner, Judith Kemle, Paul Frengle. FOURTH ROW: Joe Kemle, Sally Stanovich, Larry Swain, Philip Thoxnsberry, Dorothy Rankin, Robert Curren, Lee Densel, Joel Reed, Jimmy Gregory. ABSENT: George liams. 37 fm, ga, e FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Blaising, Bonnie Bailey, James Eckstein, Donald McMichael, Sandra Huml, Marlene Maddy, David Helfrich, Eleanor Griefinstine, Wade Payne, Martha Huffman. SECOND ROW: Daniel Barker, Doyal Goins, Janet Hill, Brownie Boyd, Sharon Reed, Royal Jones, Dianne Perman, Doris Healea, Rohm Bauer, Roger Fisher, Larry Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Arter, Mildred Fullenlove, Peggy Fagan, Carolyn Flora, Mary Russell, Olivia Spurgeon, Jack Payne, Willard Mackey, Marilyn Lauer, Clayton Krichbaum, Ednah Smith. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Thomas, James Brown, Keith Miller, Larry Levy, Juanita Hensley, Alice Terry, Desree Dent, Jr. Robert Fisher, Jerry Gehrish, Dale Stechow. ABSENTg Eugene Stump. 38 im giwze FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Pegram, Mary Lou Gearhart, Sylvia Ziegler, Mildred Roberts, Joan Kay Densel, Crystal Duffner, Janet Booth, Russell Sauers, Joe Lightfoot, james Mallenkopf. SECOND ROW: Tommy Hines, Carol Sue Strickler, Lilliam Iams, Michael Shearer, Nora Phillips, Helen Bauer, Linda Barber, Chester Morton, Robert Beck, Jacqueline Berger, David Thomas. THIRD ROW: Ronald Ditmans, John Fawcett, Maurice Hosey, Donald Gray, Michael Blaising, Stanley Quail, Paul Beeman, Marianne Stanovich, Linda Conn, June Lee, Minerva Morton. FOURTH ROW: Harrison Brooks, Robert Taylor, Dick Weber, George Sevits, Robert Rose, Susan Eckstein, Judy Ridgeway, Carol Swain, Anita Ford, Donald Bryhn. ABSENT: Richard Frye. 39 57WfA Qld Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Billie Jean Whitman, Barbara Flohr, Lana Hensley, Raymond Pry, Paul Swain, Karen Gandy, Karen Fink, Carol Sue Vanderpool. SECOND ROW: Jackie Iiams, Twilla Hosey, Karen Kleinfelter, David Jones, Paul Jeffrey, Earl Mills, Robert McCord, Suellen McCamant, Linda Loucks, Carla Hall. THIRD ROW: Sally Dutschke, Michael Clingan, Paul Shepard, Teddy Hines, David Channel, Ronald Smith, Bobby McKim, John Hatfield, Ronnie Walrath, Darlene Myers, Miss Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Judy West, Kay Tuttle, Robbie Alfred, Gene Mayfield, Tom Gregory, Raymond Huber, Ricky Oswalt, Chuck Thoman, Robert Wymer, Elizabeth Sawyer. 40 3401! Gade LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Nola McKean, Vicky Phillips, Virginia Brannon, Barbara Wymer, Linda Riley, Sandra Mills, Penelope Fawcett, Judy Capell, Kay Dotson. SECOND ROW: Cheryl LaBarre, Emerson Varga, Diana Davis, Betty Shick, Nancy Middleton, Marjorie Fisher, Allen Ratliff, Bradford Snyder, James Harshbarger, Ruth Lambert. THIRD ROW: Thomas Bailey, Diana Rita, James Weaver, Patricia Taylor, Jacky Smith, Lynn McAllister, James Glasener, Kennth Kershner, Clyde McCord FOURTH ROW: Miss Burns, Bruce Straub, Albert Walker, Sharon Flora, Tip Inman, James Taylor, Dan Strickler, Charles Black, Charles Hall. ABSENT: Ruth Ann Williams. 41 QCOYL Qu Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Beverly Berger, Carol Beck, Cary Gearhart, Beverly Radar, Nancy Taylor, Ned Bauer, Teddy Pegram, Ronald Kelly, June Iiams, Jimmy Swaine. SECOND ROW: Jimmy West, Charlene Charleton, Betty Lou Hartman, Judy Craft, Carol Fisher, Bobby Griefenstine, Norma Schick, David DeGreve, Carol Flohr, Mike Swain, Ned Lamoureaux. THIRD ROW: David Rankin, Judy Exencamper, James Pry, Sonny Mills, Shirley White, Barbara Hensely, Hersha1Horn, Beverly Morton, Ruth Feick. FOURTH ROW: Mary Mackey, Carl Morton, Douglas Howard, Deroyce Dent, Sheryl Minck, Nancy Meyers, Jack Stover, Patty Troutman, Miss Winterh. 42 jirrif gra e LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: James Hearn, Jeanne Kitzmiller, Mary Lou Simmermacher, Sally Ann Croft, Richard Groh, James Ackerman, Sara Pegram, Patricia Snyder, Naomi Nance. SECOND ROW: Elaine Brown, Philip Rita, Gary Jacobs, Edward Bryhn, Carolyn Sue Barker, Thelma Schick, Jerry Fletcher, Billie Williams, Diane Sharp. THIRD ROW: Sherry Hensley, Doanld Brown, Frank Varga, Charles Conrad, Sarah Jones, Thoams Fawcett Mary Louise Farrell, Richard Sevits. FOURTH ROW:Chery1 Dieck, Mary Ellen Winland, Colleen Crobin, Sara Jayne Miller, Jack Pollock, Mrs. Reed. ABSENT: Patty Gr0gg- 43 ,Sami gin e LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Billy Schreck, James Phillips, Wayne Gray, Lynne Ellen Beck, Susan Leapley, Louise Solinger, Peggy Rankin, Bobby Rowland. SECOND ROW: Sandy Oswalt, Carol Troutman, Tommy Swain, Alice Spade, John Jeffrey, Jimmy Horn, Bobby Williams, Jo Ann Berger. THIRD ROW: Sue Bryant, David Smith, Jana Lou Elmore Sheila Mills, Harold Carpenter, Evelyn Rita, Sally Rohrer, Johnnie Reuter. FOURTH ROW: Chippy Rhodes, Janice Ervin, Tommy Keplinger, Susie Schwert, Mrs. Lambert. ABSENT: James Ratliff, Jerry Grogg. 44 ourfk grade- wa5Ain9fon FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas Hoffman, Belinda Peaslee, Joe Rice, Judith Conn, Sylvia Ziegler, Sallie Reed, Paulette Forshaw, Dorthy Goins, Alvin Straks. SECOND ROW Mrs. Leicy, Richard Sauers, Jerry Riedel, Judy Snyder, Elizabeth Sawyer, Nancy Jane Vaughn, Raymond Winland, Steve Fredrick, Frank Miller. THIRD ROW: Ronald Bragdon, Stella Fulton, Rebecca Quail, John Kearn, Claude Shackleford, Jerry Kind, Alonzo Linsay, Kevin Duffner. FOURTH ROW: Connie McMichael, Corinne Keller, Glenda Krichbaum, Richard Reihl, Bennie Ford, Michael Frye, Ronald Perman. FIFTH ROW: Beverley Baker, William Garett, Ronald Callahan. ABSENT: James Paynter, Eugene Rose, 45 .7Airc! grade- wa5Aingfon FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Bauer, Robert Stump, Barbara Stark, Frederick Russell, Una Spurgeon, Cecil Newcome, Bonnie Huml, Jon Eckert, Irene Phillips, James Prater. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ernst, James Maddy, Anne Kemle, Helen Thomas, Sandra Akins, Jayne Lesseurer, Carolyn Taylor, Raymond Young, Robert Riddle, Carl Eicher. THIRD ROW: Wayne Hoffman, Robert Tinsley, Albert White, Teddy Hoffman Laren Claus, Richard Spore, Charles Haag, Louis Mason. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Payne, Eugene Cox, Albert Sexton, Joe Rice, Barbara James, Clifford Hoffman. 46 econ gracle - a5Aingfon FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Margard, Robert Kelly, Gayle Callahan, Mary Lou Hartman, Phyllis Stefle, Sandra Arnett, Edna Bauer, Barbara DeRodes, Cecil Stevens, Joyce Britton. SECOND ROW: Cara Lyn Sharp, Carl Thomas, Judith Fulton, Robert King, Barbara Garrett, Phyllis Hinton, P. Richard Newcome, Carl Fisher, Sue Boyd. THIRD ROW: Joyce Skidmore, Evelyn Vuich, Paul Stump, Francis Perman, Larence Peaslee, Jincy Lee, Maureen Duffner, Trudy Jean Forshaw, Charles Cox. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Gallentine, Sharon Bausch, Lexie Christian, Everett Krichbaum, Dallas Roose, John Snyder, Richard Gallentine, Andrew Akins, Larry Garverich. ABSENT: Larry Lee, James Mason. 47 .imf Qjracle- wa5Ain9f0n FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Babst, Cheryl Krichbaum, Bonnie Lewis, Barbara Campbell, Jacqueline Thomas, Jimmie Barber, Geraldine Campbell, Robert Gekler, James Lewis. SECOND ROW: Melvena Teets, Darla Jean Snyder, Sandra DeRodes, JoAnn Krichbaum, Joyce Denslow, Judith Callahan, Patricia Maddy, Dianne Watts. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Auck, Sandra Riedel, Eugene Goins, Robert Haag, James Gadd, Jr., Jack Miller, Tommy Arnett, Michael Beck, Joseph Akins, Willie Woods. 48 . . S FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Fisher, Elaine DeGreve, Nancy Nixon, Pat Puhr. SECOND ROW: Virginia Tuscan, Carol Ryan, Carol Solinger, Joan Lindsey, Ronnie Schwert, Larry Palmer, Barbara Ryan, Pam Eckert, Susan Enock, Tommy Weaver, Charles French, Helen Fetters, Linda Jewel, Mona Hall, Joan Herr. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sigars, Joan Ritter, Mildred Snyder, Winifred Scanlon, Marilyn Wilwrath, Katie Ritter, Katherine Krichbaum, Sandra Clutter, Ann Barlow, Joyce Sherer, Billy Bauer, Carol Foth, Mona Lou Neff, Marilyn Eckestein. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Prater, Carol Gerberick, Sally Dielman, Joy Weis, Barbara Blaising, Althea Speeleman, Pauline Soldan, Sandra Guinip, Ronnie Schoder, Marlene Ritter, Pat Moyer, Mari Lee Paynter, Harry Maquart. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Cain, Walter Dewiel, Ronnie Prater, Anne Reed, Elaine Workman, Joyce Fisher, Ethel Page, Roger Pry, Mary Kempf, Maureen Scanlon, Carol Earner, Bud Snyder. SIXTH ROW: Weston Lambert, Ted Sawyer, Stan DeGreve, Don Feik, Arthur Eugene Horton, Robert Spore, Jim DeWalt, Wayne Emmer, John Bauer, Jack Frost, Alan Hackman, Robert Greter, Jack Arlen, Louie Marquart, Mrs. Pennington. ABSENT: Shirley Ann Saxton, Emogene Groft, Jim Mitchell. 49 Cfed iklle Since 1945 the C. H. S. Band has been under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Pennington and has made much progress under her supervision. Much help has been given to the band by the Band Parents Associa- tion. The officers of the association are: Mrs. H. L. Ryan, president, Mrs. Karl Hackman, vice-president, Mrs. Ed Greter, secretaryg and Mrs. Warren Eckstein, treasurer. The activities of the band this past year are many. Besides the foot- ball shows, the band has played at Fort Wayne and for the presidential candidate, Governor Adlai Stevenson. The organization has attended two festivalsg one at Lima and the other here at Crestine. New blue and white uniforms were purchased at the beginning of the school year by the Band Parents. The band members look very neat in these uniforms and hope to make a good performance every time they are shown in public. The officers of the C. H. S. Band are: Stanley DeGreve, presidentg Elaine Workman, vice-presidentg Carole Ryan, busines's manager, Anne Reed and Alan Hackman, librarians: and Don Feik, student director. 50 QFCA Q5 tI'Cl LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Inez Solinger, Judy Lesseuer, Jackie Sherer, Susanne Walter, James Gregory, Anne Barlow, Shirley Donaldson, Charles French, Mona Lou Neff, Josephine Zara, Carol Ryan, Pauline Soulden, Katherine Krichbaum, Kathryn Ritter. LEFT TO RIGHT, SECOND ROW: Ronald Schoder, Elaine Workman, Robert Greter, Stanley DeGreve, Janice Vanderpole, Wanda Epley, Brenda Guinup, Ronald Prater, Elaine DeGrevc, Nancy Nixon, Robert Cain, Larry Palmer, Carol Earner, Joan Ritter, Sandra Guinup, Mona Hall, Maureen Scanlon, Mary Kempf, Althea Speelman, LEFT TO RIGHT, THIRD ROW: Marilyn Walwrath Barbara Ryan, Thomas Weaver, Mrs. Pennington, Joy Weis, Susanne Enoch. 51 0rcAe5fra The Crestline High School Orchestra is under the capable direction of Lucille Morrow Pennington. This year the orchestra is composed of thirty-eight members, thirteen of whom are seniors. The orchestra participates in National Music Week and the District Music Festival, which was held at Upper Sandusky in the spring. The orchestra plays for various other affairs throughout the year. The last time they play is for Commencement when the seniors walk down the aisle for the last time. 52 14 Calolae a C400 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Donella Huffman, Carole Ryan, Joan Herr, Virginia Tuscan, Eileen Armstrong, Carol Solinger, Launna Johnson, Mrs. Pennington, Mary Ann Scanlon, Patty Pollock, June Maddy, Sally Dielman, Neva Pollock, Jean Flaherty. SECOND ROW: Carol Gerberick, Marilyn LaBarre, Mary Kempf, Josephine,Z.ara, Beverly Fulton, Jeanette Brown, Joyce Sherer, Patty Fawcett, Shirley Meinzer, Patricia Greter, Jerry Fisher, Joan Flaherty, Bonnie Saum. THIRD ROW: Wanda Pennington, Kathryn Ritter, Sandra Guinup, Althea Speelman, Elaine Workman, Edna Stroup, Emma Coppinger, Carol Earner, Donna McDonough, Anne Reed, Mona Lou Neff, Shirley Donaldson, Joan Ritter. FOURTH ROW: John Bauer, James Mitchell, Stanley DeGreve, Jack Arlen, Norman Cellini, Leonard Hermann, Ronald Schoder, Don Feik, Gerald Nolder, Raymond Law, Louis Baldasarc, Paul Krichhaum. FIFTH ROW: Joe Tuscan, Roy Gallentine, Weston Lambert, Eugene Horton, Eugene Simmer- macher, John McDonough, Jack Frost, Charles Mackey, Joseph Burdhart, John Kincaid, Alden Sherer, Norman Morton. 53 CAOII' Fhe A Cappella Choir of sixty-nine members, under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Pennington, is considered an outstanding musical organization of Crestline High School. The officers for this year are: President, Eileen Armstrongg Vice-president, Weston Lambertg and Business Manager, .Tune Maddy. On December 18, the choir presented the 16th Annual Christmas Choir Concert. Every spring the choir takes part in the Northern Ghio League Choir Festival. It also sings at Commencement. During Music Week the choir presented Victor Herbert's operetta, The Fortune Teller. 54 QA , 02 ug LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Frances Greifinstien, Patricia Moyer, Sally Exenkamper, Marilyn Eckstein, Emogene Croft, Mrs. Pennington, Shirley Saxton, Carol Poth, Helen Fetters, Charlotte Brown, Florence Mangrum. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Armstrong, Barbara Exenkamper, Carol Fisher, Elaine DeGreve, Annie Barlow, Patricia Puhr, Virginia Arcudi June Barker, Barbara Ryan, Marlene Retter. THIRD ROW: Catherine Krichbaum, Sandra Clutter, Marilyn Willrath, Pauline Soldan, Joy Weis, Sarah Morton, Meri Lee Paynter, Alice Spurgeon, Ruth Hensley. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Enoch, Freda Pennington, Joyce Klahn, Maureen Scanlon, Phyllis Walker, Ioan Brown, Helen Paynter, Patricia Christini. 55 ogzi , Q2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pennington, George Hoffman, Charles French, Bill Bauer, Adrian Marshall, Robert Cain. SECOND ROW: Buddy Snyder, Tom Clutter Ted Sawyer, Donald Dutshke. THIRD ROW: Harlen Barker, Raleigh Pegram, Wayne Emmer, Roger Pry, Leonard Pollock, Robert Roberts. ABSENT: Bill Koysch. 56 The 94,4 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Solinger, Doris Johnson, Ruth Gosser, Paula Emery, Joan Ritter, Patty Puhr, Jean Flaherty, Virginia Tuscan, Donella Huffman, Joan Herr, Bonnie Saum, Carole Ryan, Ruth Davis. SECOND ROW: Carole Fisher, Janet Brown, Marilyn Eckstein, Stella Salvati, Ilo Thomas, Joan Lindsey, Neva Pollock, Karol Miller, Launa Johnson, Josie Zara, Beverly Fulton, Mrs. Varga. THIRD ROW: Ethel Page Marlene Retter, Barbara Ryan, Joyce Sherer, Joyce Klahn, Anne Vuich, Patty Moyer, Carol Gerberick, Glenna Carden, Sandra Perman, Anne Reed, Marie Perry. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Guinup, Ann Barlow, Elaine DeGreve, Barbara Blaising, Shirley Meinzer, Lois Hosey, Jerry Fisher, June Maddy, Helen Roberts, Janet Schwartz, Roberta Tyrrel. FIFTH ROW: Joan Brown, Maureen Scanlon, Donna McDonough, Phylis Walker, Mary Ann Scanlon, Donna Counterman, Wanda Pennington, Carole Hartman, Sara Morton, Patty Pollock, Edna Stroup, Nancy Nixon, Joan Flaherty,Pat Greter. SIXTH ROW: Emma Coppinger, Carole Earner, Mary Harley, Mary Scott. ABSENT: Sally Dielman, Shirley Donaldson, Pat Fawcett, Elaine Workman, Marilyn LaBarre, Mary Lou Emmer. Girls' Athletic Association is an organization to support good sportsmanship among girls. Each girl who earns 300 points receives a G. A. A. pin. Those girls with 600 points receive letters, and girls with 1000 points receive medallions The G. A. A. is managed this year by Bonnie Saum, presidentg Pat Fawcett vice-presidentg Josie Zara, secretaryg .Ioan Ritter, treasurerg and Mrs Varga is the advisor. 5 7 i -lm LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Donella Hoffman, Paula Emery, Joan Ritter, Sandra Perman, Ruth Davis, Marie Peary, Marilyn Eckstein, Carole Ryan. SECOND ROW: Patty Fawcett, Nancy Nixon, Ioyce Sherer, Josie Zara, Ann Barlow, Marleen Retter, Elaine DeGreve, Patty Puhr. THIRD ROW: Mona Lou Neff, Shirley Meinzer, Sally Dielman, Ann Reed, Kathryn Ritter, Beverly Fulton, Barbara Ryan, Miss Cover. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Enoch, Elaine Workman, Sandra Guinup, Carol Earner, Emma Coppinger, Joy Weis, Carol Fisher. 58 f-U LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jim Mitchell, Alan Hackman, Stanley DeGreve, Jack Arlen, Kenneth Fullenlove. SECOND ROW: Mr. Walrath, John Bauer, James Lohr, Ronald Schoder, Larry Paynter, Herbert Marshall, Mr. Hackman. THIRD ROW: Frank McNeal, Weston Lambert, Robert Fink, Eugene Horton, Paul Hoke, Mack Mangrum. FOURTH ROW: Harlan McMurray, Jerry Kelso, Duane Duffner, Eugene Simmermacher John Kincaid, Milan Savanovich. ABSENT: Wendell Smith. 59 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janet Lightfoot, Donna Klein, Winifred Scanlon, Helen Fetters, Peggy Linn, Marilyn Armstrong, Frances Griefenstine, Anna Mae Lightfoot, Sally Exencamper, Eileen Armstrong, Bonnie Saum, Carole Ryan. SECOND ROW: Norma Rader, Ilo Thomas, Stella Salvati, Paula Emery, Patty Puhr, Marilyn Eckstein, Jean Flaherty, Virginia Tuscan, Doris Johnson, Carol Solinger, June Barker, Joan Herr, Josephine Zara, Beverly Fulton, Ruth Davis, Charlotte Brown. THIRD ROW: Sandra Fisher, Faith Duffner, Carol Poth, Marilyn Willrath, Anne Barlow, Marlene Retter, Elaine DeGreve, Barbara Ryan, Joan Lindsey, Neva Pollock, Karol Miller, Launna Johnson, Nancy Nixson, Mona Lou Neff, Alice Spurgeon, Florence Mangrum, Joan Gehrish. FOURTH ROW: Freda Pennington, Portia Krofta, Suzanne Enoch, Carol Fisher, Jeanette Brown, Joan Brown, Joyce Klahn, Annie Vuich, Pat Moyer, Carol Gerberich, Glenna Carden, Sandra Perman, John Flaherty, Janet Schwartz, Emogene Croft. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Arcudi, Meri Lee Paynter, Joy Weis, Pauline Soldan, Sally Dielman, Barbara Blaising, Shirley Meinzer, Lois Hosey, Jerry Fisher, June Maddy, Carol Hartman, Helen Roberts, Ruth Hensley, Olive Krichbaum, Pat Christini. SIXTH ROW: Jackie Rita, Barbara Exencamper, Shirley Saxton, Pat Greter, Pattie Pollock, Donna McDonough, Phyllis Walker, Mary Anne Scanlon, Donna Counterman, Wanda Pennington, Sara Morton, Edan Stroup, Mary Kempf, Kathryn Krichbaum. SEVENTH ROW: Mrs. Enoch, Ruth Horning, Mary Kahler, Diane Counterman, Althea Speelman, Maureen Scanlon, Emma Coppinger, Carol Earner, Mary Harley, Mary Scott, Sharlene Miller, Josephine Longo, Nancy Horning, Sandra Clutter, Karen Fulton. The Future Homemakers of America are under the leadership of Carol Ryan, presidentg Nancy Nixon, vice-president: June Maddy, secretary, and Wanda Pennington, treasurer. E The girls enjoyed a Halloween party in October. The annual Christmas dance was held on December 13, at the American Legion Hall. Larry Mc- Fadden's orchestra from Shelby furnished the music. 60 ofafin FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Charlton, George Hoffman, Bobby Cain, Anna Mae Lightfoot, Peggy Linn, Carol Poth, Sally Exenkamper, Francis Griefenstine, Marilyn Armstrong, Helen Fetters, Winifred Scanlon, Mary Jo Kahler, Diane Counterman Adrian Marshall. SECOND ROW: Buddy Snyder, Bill Bauer, Donna Klein, Sandra Fisher, Janet Lightfoot, Meri Lee Paynter, Ruth Horning, Barbara Exenkampcr, Jackie Rita, JoAnn Gehrisch, Alice Spurgeon, Emogene Croft, Larry Palmer. THIRD ROW: Dale Biglin, Tom Burkhart, Robert Greter, Ruth Hensley, Sandra Clutter, Catherine Krichbaum Joy Weis, Susie Enoch, Pauline Soldan, Virginia Arcudi, Portia Krofta, Karen Fulton, Charles French: FOURTH ROW: Tom Clutter, Roger Pry, Wayne Emmer, Phyllis Walker, Carol Earner, Marueen Scanlon, Freada Pennington, Pat Christini, Olive Krichbaum, Teddy Sawyer. FIFTH ROW: Bob Roberts, Harlen Barker, Werner Haag, George Hoffman, Bob Ruhe, Tom Weaver, Walter Dewiel, Victor Anatra, Miss Griebling. 61 fllflbtflf FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioan Ritter, Paula Emery, Eileen Armstrong, Nancy Nixon, Carole Ryan, Sandra Perman, Beverly Fulton. SECOND ROW: Ilo Thomas, Virginia Tuscan, Sandra Guinup, Launa Johnson, Barbara Ryan, Sally Dielman, Anne Reed, Elaine Workman, Mona Lou Neff. THIRD ROW: Marilyn LaBarre, Pat Fawcett, Edna Stroup, Pauline Soldan, Althea Speelman, Maureen Scanlon, Donna McDonough Kathryn Ritter, Mary Kempf. FOURTH ROW: Mr. DeWalt, Norman Morton, Larry Paynter, Kenneth Fallenlove, Joe Tuscan. 62 .fdcluocafe ga!! FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donella Hoffman, Carol Gerberich, Donald Harshbarger Carol Hartman, Thomas Burkhart. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeWalt, Emma Coppinger, Joy Weis, Sarah Morton, Joe Tuscan. THIRD ROW: Joe Burkhart, Wayne Emmer, Jerry Kelso, Norman Morton, Roy Gallentine. ABSENT WERE: Marilyn LaBarre, Launna Johnson, and Shirley Donaldson. 63 .giuclenf gounci FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Jewel, Sally Exencamper, Frances Griefenstein Larry Simmermacher, Freddie Klahn, John Berger, Mollie DeGreve. SECOND ROW: Pamela Eckert, Joyce Klahn, Josie Zara, Kathryn Ritter, Emma Coppinger, Pauline Soldan, Virginia Arcudi, Larry Palmer, Richard Eicher, Mr. Cellini. THIRD ROW: Mr. DeWalt, Jack Arlen, Ron Schoder, Eugene Simmermacher, Jack Frost, Lloyd Soldan, Robert Law, Sam Meyers, Bill Klopfenstein. The Student Council lead by its officers: Jack Arlen, President, Bill Klopfenstein, Vice Presidnetg Larry Palmer, Secretary, and Eugene Simmermacher, Treasurer, has been very busy running the affairs of the school during the past year. 64 JJ044, cm FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Biglin, Buddy Snyder, Bill Bauer, Robert Cain, Charles French, Adrian Marshall, Victor Anatra, Robert Hoffman, Mason Christner, Harold Gray. SECOND ROW: Jim Miller, Robert Koons, William Lamb, Larry Linn, Bob Roberts, Tom Clutter, Raleigh Pegram, George Ga'skins, Bill Hensley, Donald Dutschke, Ronald Charlton. THIRD ROW: Dimon Wilds, Harlen Barker,Robert Ruhe, Donald Dodd, Roy Gallentine, Werner Haag, Robert Greter, Leonard Pollock, Tom Burkhart, Buddy Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Bill Koysh, Wayne Emmer, Robert Vogt, Paul Hoke, Stanley Meyers, Joe Tuscan, Carl Booth, Thomas Sperduti, Mr. Walrath FIFTH ROW: Joseph Burkhart, John Kincaid, Roger Pry, James Schill, Herbert Marshall Dick Vogt, Kenneth Fullenlove, Jim Mitchell. 65 Wafionaf .Honor Szciefy LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ioan Ritter, Kathryn Ritter, Shirley Donaldson, Jack Arlen, Carole Ryan. SECOND ROW: Stanley DeGreve, Althea Speelman, Frank McNeal, Carol Earner, Elaine Workman. The members of the National Honor Society are chosen from the upper third of the Junior and Senior classes. The teachers rate the students according to character, leader- ship, and service. Five per cent ofthe class is chosen during the second semester of the Junior year. Five per cent during the first semester, and five per cent during the second semes- ter of the Senior year. The present members are: Shirley Donaldson, Kathryn Ritter, Althea Speelman, Elaine Workman, Carole Ryan, Jack Arlen, and Stanley DeGreve of the Senior classg Carol Earner, Joan Ritter, and Frank McNeal of the Junior class. 66 :diving arid LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ruth Davis, Patty Puhr, Eileen Armstrong, Donuella Huffman, Mamie Moyer, Doris Johnson, Ruth Gosser, Paula Emcry. SECOND ROW: Merle Hutson, Beverly Fulton, Josie Zara, Launna Johnson, June Maddy, Donna Counterinan, Ilo Thomas, Helen Roberts, Glenna Carden. THIRD ROW: Arnold Garverica, Shirley Meinzer, Barbara Blaising, Carol Hartman, Marilyn LaBarre, Patty Fawcett, Loretta Stump, Josephine Longo, Marie DeWalt. FOURTH ROW: James DeWalt, Werner Hagg, Wanda Pennington, Joy Ann Weis, Donna McDonough, Mary Ann Scanlon, Phyllis Walker, Anne Vuich, Shirley Shick. FIFTH ROW: Louis Marino, L Leonard Herman, Lloyd Feik, Jim Miller. SIXTH ROW: Norman Morton, Tom Speduti, Joe Burkhart, Frank McNeal, Eugene Simrnermacher, Gene Horton, Kenneth Fullcnlove Stan DeGreve, Gerald Nolder, Jim Eckert, Fredrick Nolder. 67 ome uming FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: June Maddy, Neva Pollock, Nancy Nixon, Joan Herr, Virginia Tuscan, Eileen Armstrong, Carol Ryan. SECOND ROW: Launna Johnson, Mary Kempf, Edna Stroup, Wanda Pennington, Althea Speelman, Donna Counterman, Sharlene Miller. 68 ati . as 1aQaa,x ,,9 72 RVN .gs My M. S-,nw if lotta! PLAYERS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Coach Merle Huston, Kenny Fullenlove, Bill Klopfenstein, Bob Fink, Jerry Kelso, Mack Mangrum, Ronald Prater. Bob Klein, Mr. Cellini. SECOND ROW: Gerald Nolder, Robert Walker, Warner Haag, Donald Dodd, Jim Schill, Jack Arlen, Charles Gerster, Laurence Hosey, Bill Lamb, Mr. Duncan. THIRD ROW: Albert Anatra, Norman Morton, Duane Duffner, Paul Hoke, FrancisFisher, Eugene Simmermacher, Robert Ruhe, Harlen Barker, Larry Linn. FOURTH ROW: Roy Gallentine. Charles lnman, Jack Frost, Vernon Duffner, Dwyane Yerkey. ABSENT: Jack Yerkey, Joe Tuscan. 69 .xdcfio .SZQD .gaalfeldaf VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Coach Merle Hutson, Ronald Prater, Jack Yerkey, Paul Hokc, Bill Klopfenstein, Stan DeGreve. SECOND ROW: Gene Simmermacher, Roy Gallentine, Duane Duffner, Charles Inman, Gene Horton, Dwayne Yerkey. The 1952-53 Basketball season was not a very sucessful one for the Bulldogs of C. H.S. The Varsity, under the di- rection of Coach Merle Hutson, lost all of their fourteen games. In the tournament the Bulldogs were defeated by Ash- land by the score of 77 to 40. Although they lost all of their games, they played in the finest tradition of Crestline High School, never loafing nor behaving unsportsmanlike, All teams play with their minds and their bodies but the Bulldogs played with their minds, their bodies and their hearts. That's a combination you can't beat! 71 W 1 fireball sink it easy shot sight your aim one hand only 72 26211126 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Managers, Ronnie Ball, John Exenkamper, Tom Clutter, Larry Simmermacher. SECOND ROW: Coach Duncan, Jim Mitchell, Wendell Smith, Charles Gerster, Kenney Fullenlove, Bill Lamb, Jim Miller, Jim Lohr, Bob Law, Paul Krichbaum. THIRD ROW: Jack Yerkey, Alan Hackman, Roy Gallentine, Ronald Deems, Jack Frost, Charles Inman, Warner Hagg, Lloyd Feick. The Reserve team -consisted of 8 Juniors, 7 Sophomores under the direction of Coach Duncan. The team won seven and lost seven, a very commendable record considering that the team was inexperienced. With the experience gained as reserves the 1953-54 Varsity should win a good percentage of their games. 73 Ziwedaf FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Buddy Snyder, Jim Eckert, Kenneth Fullenlove, Bill Klopfenstcin, Jack Arlen, Donnie Harley. SECOND ROW: Milan Savanovich, Joe Tuscan Paul Hoke, Gene Simmermacher, John McDonough, Ronnie Prater, Mr. Duncan, THIRD ROW: Dwayne Yerkey, Norman Morton, Jack Frost, John Kincaid. 74 CA QQPAGJQPJ If you attended any of the football or basketball games during the past season, you saw at least one of our four, cute girls leading the student cheering section. Of the four girls, two are Seniors and two are Freshmen. June Maddy and Josie Zara, the two graduation Seniors, have for the past three years faithfully led all the cheers at the football and varsity basketball games. Marilyn Armstrong and Frances Griefinstein, in their first year of yell leading, pepped the reserve team on to seven victories. The varsity cheerleaders' dresses were of white corduroy trimmed at the collar and cuffs with royal blue. The outfits of the reserve cheerleaders were royal blue, satin skirts and weskits combined with long sleeved white blouses. Each spring the student body e- lects two new cheerleaders for the coming season. A special assembly is held and the students vote for two of the girls that are trying out. These two girls will be the reserve cheer- leaders. The two present reserve cheerleaders will then cheer for the varsity of next year. 75 Carole Elaine ajoreffed Nancy Patty 76 .YKXN The court omecoming nervous moments i A .W . fl ' T o v Look pretty The Queen and Her Court l 1 Big Moment ! S omecoming mile, girls! f F .. q.-p . -- 4..-...,., . - 1 L J A -13,11 A ece fion I9 79 3 -H-kr N N ..1 81 Cong ratulations Compliments To Class of 1953 HOLMAN'S Western SC to 51.00 Auto Wallpaper Association Store Compliments Congratulations of Class of 1953 CARLYLEPS JEWELRY BORDERN'S REXALL DRUGSTORE Crestline, Ohio Diamonds Watches Gifts RS' AND IIIIIZENS COmplim6HtS to Class Of Compliments of Class of Il53II 115311 MAYER INN GRET1-:R INCORPORATED Congratulations to Class of 53 STRAUCH AND OBERMILLER Diamonds Watches Expert Watch Repair CrOOd Luck MA RA THON SERVICE Scott Adams Compliments of THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES if 859 Crestline, Ohio Compliments of HAI-IIIIII IIIIIII Oliver Case New Idea Sales and Service Route HZ Phone 4031 Crestline, Ohio HOFFMAN STUDIO PORTRAIT, COMMERCIAL AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 319 N. sEl.TzER sTREEr Qiofosmph 04n,um-a4n,pt.m CRESTLINE. on-no PHONE BSN Compliments to Class of 53 I Compliments of Class of 53' TROY'S DRUG HOME OF FRESH 'lf phone 3571 KILLED MEAT Congratulations to Class Compliments of of 53 FREDDIE'S RESTURANT REIMHERR 54 - Sl. 00 STORE 120 North Seltzer St. Compliments and Best Wishes To The Class Of 53 Best Wishes For The Class KROEOELNS GARAGE of lI53Vl Chrysler Plymouth P. R. R. Y. M. C. A Sales Service Compliments of S llllll Hlflll B A Il AIR C0 llllllllllllllli R. C. Snyder T 1a -'nw , 'V x' '4 'tw if E 1 5 n l . ' F Traditional dark mahogany rhly grained Happy in voice and style an its nam!-n limple walmn, naming me bm :sm Century tradif llmou rlwir duisn 'hu display' Ihr fir lion in a Aman new inm-pnu . . , a style bunny of Bn: wood . . . whether you :home that harmonize: smoothly with either period or Vllmllv difl' 13h08l'lY1 loislfd 'Nl'0ll Yi 0 conlzmpmary room decoration. :M ehoniud model, J-Fnmdi J-Fveridiqilillfiffog CRESTLINE MUSIC SHOP Mm Arvinu C. Kimlinfer 52Q Nord: Tlmman SL, Cmcline. Olalo Compliments of CRlSTlINl MUTUR SAllS THE H0lEKlR HARDWARE A. G. Holcker A.lL GlEDHH1 lUMBlH CUMPANY FllTCHER'S MARKET , ' n MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS i ns Jay,-fri? YEARBOO KS lrl l Tl' Ill . ' 'l' 5 ,,, I I I 1 3 ' ' 4. .H-EI! .,-I ' ln? .3- QTL.: Il- -nl- I 1 - 'I '. .-I ,i n -'i I- ,Q 'J 'C :ig I ff? 42996, I xx 1 1 0 XVIIBROR 1950 , f QIQTQQQWE Xwwyggwkggjf wilmwgfflw W wi WNW 'vqwi ww .5 XVSNU QW BQGMQ' WJMQ UNJX + Swlfw , W QSJNW , WWE MLW , Xi w,,i,39?WW 'wwlvwtb jm Msfiuj MW? EMM Qv5AwQXii39UMwX wily W Wm Ma PM 1 I ff J N LIZ-4 ,fgfl 5 1, X ' ashed by the SENIOR CLA f I I H sc: Montpelier, Ohio p- .wi ,pf ' J WWUN-f PA GE TIVO ter. 'W ,,,..- mm ,NS . 4 bmw ,m v . Q, ':,:v , ,.., qq . ,.,b , A .,,., . . M , .. '- ' MM ' ' Uur School The Montpelier High School was erected in 1915. lt was a gala day when the Montpelier students were permitted to call the High School their own. With the changing years, it the year 1940, a new and modern gymnasium was constructed. In 1948, two thousand dollars in tools was added to the shop. lt was all repainted and an office was built. was necessary to make many new improvements. ln The students were also glad to welcome two other buildings. They are the music hall and the agriculture room. ln 1949 the Home Economics Department was remodeled. These and many other improvements add greatly to the attractiveness and usefulness of the school. lt is only a normal American High School to most people but it signifies more to its students. It is a-symbol of the liberty of free education to all and stands like a torch, leading us from the pitfall of ignorance to the pinnacle of success. What is the one thing that students graduating from high school miss most? ls it history, math, science, English, or the times they got into difficulties and had to go to the office? No, l'm sure we will all agree these aren't the things that we'll long remember, lt is the classmates we grew to know through our contacts in the classrooms, between classes, on the stairs and through the halls. lt is their friendliness, their individual personalities that will never have to be written down in a memory book because they are so vividly painted in our minds. T11 PAGE FOUR 3 5- .r 4 if Qi mmm-sm Dedication As we pause for a moment to recall our past l2 years, we think over all the incidents in which we made big successes or failures, But regardless of how our trials turned out, we are very thankful to Dad, and Mom, who have been behind us, no matter what happened, We realize it now more than ever as we have come to the point in our lives where we are going to have to leave our parents and homes and try to put to practice all the wisdom we have gathered since our first grade of school. Knowing this, we become very humble and grateful to you, our Dads and Mothers, who have undoubtedly been the ones who have kept us going. Therefore, we wish to dedicate The Mirror of l95O to you, our parents. CU TE T5 FACULTY CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING Foreword A clearer understanding of the functions of the annual can be obtained by a brief glance at its history and development. In the early years it was a memory album for seniors only. In the beginning seniors exchanged pictures. Some pasted them into albums together with newspaper clippings to serve as a reminder of school days. Eventually printed yearbooks came into being. In the late I880's, the use of halftones was developed and many schools adopted this new method of photo reproduction. This opened tremendous possibilities but it was too much to expect yearbooks to change overnight. Most annuals continued to be senior memory books, with addition of views and a few snapshots. After all, they were produced to a large extent by students who had little or no experience in the publishing business, and who were carrying a full assignment of school work in addition to their editorial duties. Today the chief function of the yearbook is the same as it was before printed annuals made their appearance. It should still be a memory book, a family album of the school, because students still want pictures of themselves and their friends. PAGE FIVE FACULTY The duties of a teacher are . . , As heavy as can be . . . Regardless of the type of school . . . Or whether he or she . , . Because the teacher must possess . . . A knowledge that will shine . . . And in addition has to keep . . . The students right in line . . . There are a thousand questions to . . . Be answered every day . . . And papers must be graded when . . , The books are put away , . , The pleasures of an evening out . . , Are seldom to be shared . . . Because the next day's lesson must . . . Be carefully prepared . . . And yet there is a glory in . . . This timeless atmosphere . . . The teacher helps tomorrow's world . . . Prepare for its career. 'Mr 1516215 SEVEN SEHUUL BUAHD CYCII PROQSFR, JOHN RUNDELL, ROBERT WINZFLER, HARRY SCHWARTZ, WALDO MILLER 'V A HOVVAID H, A, YARNF9 Sxrlwormle'm,I0nt Prmcupol WU-vwwww x, EVELYN BELL McCutcheonviIIe, Ohio B. S. in Education Bowling Green State University Girls' Phys. Ed. English I Freshman Class Advisor Senior and Junior Bowl- ing Leagues RICHARD DeWOLFE Upper Sandusky, Ohio B. S. in Education Bowling Green State University English lll and IV Journalism Senior Class Advisor Future Teachers Advisor Mirror Advisor Looking Glass Advisor ESTHER FABEN Montpelier, Ohio B. S. Miami University University of Minnesota Home Economics Future Homemakers Ad- visor RICHARD HOLSTEIN lfunkle, Ohio B. S. in Education Bowling Green State University Indiana University Biology Mechanical Drawing General Science Eighth Grade Hobbies Audio Visual Education Director I l ,,.,.- 4.11 ROGER CHANEY Fairport Harbor, Ohio B. S. in Commerce B, S. in Education Ohio State University Industrial Arts Student Council Advisor RUSSELL EMANS Leipsic, Ohio B. S. in Education Bowling Green State University University of Chicago Indiana University Mathematics Chemistry Physics Basketball, Baseball Coach Sophomore Class Advisor WALTER FABEN Toledo, Ohio A, B. - A. M. University of Michigan Kenyon College Johns Hopkins University French Public Speaking Junior Business Junior Class Advisor ALFRED LUBOWICKI Erie, Pennsylvania B. S. Findlay College M, S. Indiana University Mathematics Science Eighth Grade Advisor Assistant Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Track Coach LLOYD MORNINGSTAR Seville, Ohio B. S. in Agriculture Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop Future Farmers Advisor RICHARD SMALL Defiance, Ohio B. S. ln Education Miami University Bus. Math Bookkeeping Driving Boys' Phys. Ed. Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach NELLIE WHITFIELD Marion, Ohio B. A. Heidelberg College Latin Enqlish I I Y-Teen Advisor Senior Play Advisor CHESTER BIBLE Custodian HAROLD PARNHAM Montpelier, Ohio B. S. in Education Bowling Green State University M. S, rn Education Indiana University History Government Pictorial Advisor Annual Staff ROBERT WHITAKER Jackson, Ohio Bachelor of Music Ohio University Ohio State University U. S. Army Bandmaster School Northwestern University Music MEREDITH WILKEN Logansport, Indiana A. B, Indiana University University of Illinois University of Colorado Shorthand Typing Secretarial Office Practice MILDRED BRINER Secretory ....1 Qi 5 ,--, ' WE'LL BUILD A BUNGALOW SCHOOL DAZE I DON'T WANT TO SET THE SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES WORLD ON FIRE P.-llili l'fl.l'fl'l N 660-lfflvlf QW 1 V, xfwvfy ' SWXLMQUMWMQQN Si vwqwvigfiwyf WY MQ , fkXMgf5J,,Q,. JJAU5' QU Bvhjxo-ff . XS'-V WM YMQJOSYSWJQDDXAJ , ' QJW5 Ss-fwvy' Wvwxwigffsw 'l'llIR'l Seniors WILLIAM ANSLEY Montpelier, Ohio December I4, I932 College Prep. Latin League Class President 2 Propector Club 4 ARDITH BANKS Montpelier, Ohio March 19, 1932 Commercial Lnlee Club I, 2, 3, 4 band I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 All County Band 2, 3 Annual Board 4 Librarian 2, 3 Shorthand Certificates 4 PATRICIA BECK Kunkle, Ohio April 2, I933 Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 4 Bowling League I, 2 A cappella 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Drum Mayorette 4 Senior Play CHARLOTTE BEST Montpelier, Ohio May 14, 1932 College Prep. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club V, Pres. 4, Treasurer 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Latin League I, 2, Pres. 2 Student Council 4, Sec. and Treas. Vice President 3 Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 35 Pres. 4 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Junior Annual Board 3 Annual Board 4, Ass't. Editor Girls Intramurals 3, 4 INEZ BAKER Montpelier, Ohio August 30, 1930 Home Ec. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Class Play Intramurals 3, 4 Jr. Bowling League 2 Sr, Bowling League 3, 4 Bowling League Pres. 4 DON BARNARD Colton, Ohio August 22, 1932 General Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Jr. Class Play M Club 3 HARRIETT BENNETT Owosso, Michigan October 21, 1932 College Prep. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin League l, 2 A cappella I, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 3 Jr. Play Intramurals 4 School Paper 4 Literary Club 3, Vice President Annual Board 4 Scholarship Tests English I, 2, 3 Biology 2 Sr. Play EMERY BIBLE Montpelier, Ohio April 14, 1932 Commercial Track I, 2 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY BICKLE North Liberty, Indiana April 5, I932 College Prep. Lalee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 3, 4 v-leens 2, 3, 4 World History Scholarship 2 Am. History Scholarship 3 Algebra Scholarship I L.terary Club 3 Jr, Play Annual Staff Sr. Play JAMES BURTNETT Toledo, Ohio September 23, I932 Glee Club 3, 4 A cappella 3, 4 Latin League I, 2 M Club 3 Football I, 3, 4 Irack I, 2 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, Treas. MARILYN CALVIN Blakeslee, Ohio August I7, I932 Home Economics F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 V. Pres. 3, County Pres. 3 Y-Teen I Band I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I Intramurals 3, 4 Bowling League I, 2, 4 Senior Queen Attendant RICHARD CHEADLE West Unity, Ohio June IO, 1932 Commercial Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball 3 M Club I, 2, 3 Bowling League 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 ILA BRITTON Montpelier, Ohio December 2l, l93I Home Economics F. H. A. Degrees I, 2 Girls' Intramurals Glee Club CHANNING BUSH Chicago, Illinois October B, I932 College Prep. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 All County 3 Annual Board School Paper 4 Latin League I, 2 Scholarship Tests 3 lr, Class Play Senior Play FRANCES CARR Montpelier, Ohio December IO, I932 College Prep. Slce Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella I, 2, 3, 4 All County Chorus I, 2 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Test English 2 Intramurals 2 Student Council 3 Sec. Cheerleader I Sr. Play THOMAS CHILDERS Peru, Indiana September 2, I932 Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 4 A cappella 2, 4 Latin League I M Club 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 Bowling League 3, 4 JEAN ETTE CLARK Montpelier, Ohio February 4, 1932 Commercial Y leens 1, 2, 3, 4 LSICC Club 1, 2, 3, 4 A cappella l, 2, 3, 4 F H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 liaml 3, 4 MORIS COGSWELL Montpelier, Ohio September 23, 1932 Agriculture Course F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals MARGIE COX Camden, Michigan January 26, 1933 General Latin League 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 4 DANIEL DAYHOFF Anqola, Indiana August 31, 1931 Commercial Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Sec. 2 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Class Officers Sec. 1 Treas. 2 Baml 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 2 Pres. 4 All County Band 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Boarcl 4 Intramurals 2, 3 School Paper 4 Baseball 2 Bowlina League 3 Senior Play LYNETTE CLARK Montpelier, Ohio February 4, 1932 Commercial Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 1, 2, 3, 4 F. l-l. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Scholarship Test Biology 2 Intramurals School Paper Senior Play EARL COUTZ West Jefferson, Ohio October 24, 1932 General GERALD CUMBERLAND Detroit, Michigan February 2, 1932 College Prep. Jacksonville, Ill. High School l, 2 Dramatic Club l, 2 Aeronautics Club 1, 2 Jr. Play Preliminary Scholarship Tests 3 Algebra 2 English 3 School Paper Ass't. E :tor cl Annual Board Editor JOAN DENSMORE Chicago, Illinois January 2, 1931 General F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD DIETZ Montpelier, Ohio May 6, l932 College Prep. Latin League I, 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 M Club 2, 3 Class Otticer, Treas. 3, Pres. 4 Achievement Tests bcience I Plane Geometry 2 Chemistry 3 Jr. Play Annual Board Student Council 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Bowling League 3 senior Play DOROTHY FAUNCE Montpelier, Ohio October 8, l932 Home Ec. Y-Teens I Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Play Bancl I, 2, 3, 4 Bowling League l, 2 JY. MARY FISHER Montpelier, Ohio May l, l932 Home Economics Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Y4Teens I Intramurals 3 Bowling League I, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4 Senior Queen Attendant JOHN GEREN Evansport, Ohio June I6, l932 Agriculture F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 M Club 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I Track I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 44 WANDA FABER Montpelier, Ohio October I6, l932 Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Librarian 3 Gregg Shorthand Certi- ticates 4 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Board 4 MARILYN FIREOVID Montpelier, Ohio December I9, I932 College Prep. Latin League I, 2 Giee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student council 2, 4 Class Treas. I Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 4 Senior Attendant 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Bowling League 3 QUENTIN FRY Montpelier, Ohio January 13, I932 General Agriculture Intramurals 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 f CHARLENE GREENMAN Montpelier, Ohio April 2, l932 Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 All County Chorus 2 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play School Paper 4 Bond I, 2, 3, 4 Twirling Contests Findlay, Ohio, Jackson, Mich. 4 Intramurals 3 Librarian 3 EUGENE HEIST Pioneer, Ohio October 17, 1932 Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3 A cappella 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4 All County Band 1, 4 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 School Paper 4 Bowling League 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Senior Play PAUL KIME Montpelier, Ohio January 27, 1933 Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3 F. F. A, Basketball I, 4, Coach 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 EUGENE LOCKHART Wauscon, Ohio January 24, 1933 College Prep. Latin League 1, 2 M Club Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Jr. Class Play Intramurals l, 2, 3, Bowling League ROSE MAJ EAN Montpelier, Ohio August 12, 1932 College Prep. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, , Ltin Lea ucl 2 0 Q , Literary Club 3 Camera Club 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 4 ---1 TH EODORE HUSTON Montpelier, Ohio April 29, 1931 General Basketball I, 2, 4 Intramurals I, 2 Football l Baseball 3, 4 CARMEN KNEPPER Montpelier, Ohio August 31, 1932 General PEARL LOVEJOY Edon, Ohio September 9, 1932 Home Ec. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Treas. 4 School Paper 4 MA RGAR ET MALON E Montpelier, Ohio August 21, 1932 Home Ec. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 V, Pres 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Student Librarian 2, 3 MARILYN MCCREA Montpelier, Ohio February I9, I932 College Prep. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 A cappella I, 2, 3, 4 Latin Lcague I, 2 All County Chorus 2 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Program Chairman Student Council 4 Pres. 4 F. T. A. 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4 School Paper 4 Student Librarian 3 Girls Intramurals 2, 3, 4 DELORIS MERCER Montpelier, Ohio January 29, I932 I-lame Ec. Y-Teens I, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 4 Intramurals 3 ALICE MILLER Hillsdale, Michigan September I9, I932 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 F. H, A. I, 2, 3, 4 Degrees I, 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Literary Club 3 Gregg Shorthand Certifi- Cates Scholarship Tests English I, 2, 3 Science I World History 2 Am. History 3 CAROL MOORE Montpelier, Ohio August 22, I932 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 JUDITH MCKARNS Bryan, Ohio December 2l, I932 Commercial r-teens 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4 All County Chorus 2 Bowling I Intrumurals 3 Annual Board Subscrip- tion Manager Gregg Shorthand Certifi- cures Buckeye Girls State I949 Senior Play VAL DEAN MICHAEL Montpelier, Ohio August I3, l93I General M Club Class Treas. I Football 2, 4 Basketball I Track 2 Student Council 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 HAROLD MISER Montpelier, Ohio February I4, I932 General M Club I, 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Basketball I, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 DONALD NICOLEN Bridgewater, Ohio June 29, l932 General I, 2, 3 Agriculture 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 3 Track I, 2 F. F. A. Baseball 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 JOANN NORTHRUP South Bend, Indiana June 30, I932 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 2, Degrees I Bowling 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Gregg Shorthand Certi- ficates LOREN PHILLIPS Bryan, Ohio May 7, I932 General Glee Club 2, 3 Football 4 Farmer High School V. Pres. 3 Junior Play TRUDY RICHARDS Detroit, Michigan November I3, I932 College Prep. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Latin League I, 2 Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella I, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 V. Pres. 4 Cheerleading I Jr, Class Play Literary Club 3 Intramurals 3 Bowling League 4 Sec. All County Chorus I, 2, 3 Achievement Tests I, 2, 4 Class A Bowling Green District Auditions Vocal CONSTANCE RUNDELL Montpelier, Ohio April 7, 1932 College Prep. Latin League, I, 2 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer Sec. 3, 4 Cheerleading I, 2, 4 F. T. A. 3, Sec. lr. Class Play Annual Board 4 Homecoming Queen Attendant I, 4 Senior Queen 4 PHEOBE PARKER La Veta, Colorado January I9, I933 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3 Junior Play MYRTA PIKE Montpelier, Ohio May 7, I932 Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3 Intramurals 2 MORRIS ROBBINS Camden, Michigan Feb. I9, I932 Agriculture F, F. A. Treas. 4, Sec. 3, Parliamentary Proce- dure 2, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Judging Team 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Preliminary Algebra Test I A. V. Club 4, Student Advisor HOMER SCOTT Toledo, Ohio Oct. I3, I932 College Prep. Latin League I, 2 Glee Club I, 3, 4 A cappella I, 2, 3 M Club 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Annual Board Student Council I Intramurals I, Referee 2, Coach 3, 4 Bowling League 4 WILLIAM SIDERS Bryan, Ohio January 20, I932 General Football I, 2, 3, 4 Bryan, Maumee, Genoa, Montpelier Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Bryan, Maumee, Genoa, Montpelier Track 3, Genoa Baseball 2 Glee Club I, Bryan Jr. Play Vice Pres. 4 EDITH SPENCER Camden, Michigan November 25, I93I General Y-Teens I, 2, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3, Degrees I, 2 Jr. Play Student Council 3 Girls Bowling League I, 2 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Senior Play DONALD STECOVICH Bryan, Ohio November 27, I933 General Gee Club 3, 4 Land I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 A cappella 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play MARGARET SUMMERS Montpelier, Ohio January I, I933 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Degrees I, 2 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 4 Shorthand Certificates Girls Intramurals 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN SNYDER Montpelier, Ohio April 20, I932 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Accompanist 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 All County Chorus All County Band School Paper Librarian 3 4 4 2, 3 2, 3 VIOLA STANTZ West Unity, Ohio Oct. 2I, I93O Home Ec. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2 G. A. A. I LOIS STRAYER Montpelier, Ohio ' March 23, I932 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3,4 V. Pres. 2 Program Chairman 4 Delegate 4, Degrees l, 2 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Class Play Intramurals 2, 3, 4 RICHARD SUNTKEN Montpelier, Ohio December 3I, 1931 Agriculture Intramurals I, 2, 3 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT SWANK Montpelier, Ohio April 7, I932 Agriculture F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals JOHN TOM Reading, Michigan February 6, I932 Agriculture F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 F, F. A, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Sentinel 2, Ass't. Reporter 3, President 4 Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Judging Team 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Buckeye Boys State 3 F. F, A. National Conven- tion 4 Audio-Visual Club, Sr. Director 4 Senior Scholarship Tests Agriculture Scholarship Test 4 Scholarship Tests 2, 3, 4 District Scholarship Tests 4 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest 4 F, F. A. Demonstration Team State Fair 3, 4 Williams County F. F. A. Council President 4 RICHARD wHiTE Montpelier, Ohio May 22, l932 General All County Band 4 Orchestra 4 lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4 School Paper 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS WINRIGHT Galena, Illinois August I, l93I General Intramurals I F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Football I Track I Jr. Play JEAN ETTE TODD Montpelier, Ohio June I8, l932 College Prep. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Latin League I, 2 F. T. A. 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Sec. 8- Reporter 4 Librarian 4 Scholarship Test 3 Literary Club 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 HELEN TURNER Jackson, Michigan June I6, l93l Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, 2 Degrees Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals 2, 3, 4 Bowling League I Gregg Shorthand Certiw ticate JAMES WILDER Sylvania, Ohio July 6, I932 General Junior Prom Committee MARILYN WISMAN Montpelier, Ohio October 7, I932 Home Ec. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Degrees I, 2 lntramurals 3, 4 Senior Bowling League Senior Play PATRICIA YAGELSKI Kingsbury, Indiana August 6, l93I Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella I, 2, 3, 4 All County Chorus 2, 3 School Librarian 3 Jr. Play backstage School Paper 4 Intramurals 3 BILL SIDERS Vice President CONNIE RUNDELL Treasurer WANDA FABER Secretary Richard Dietz Edith Spencer Charlene Greenman Patsy Yagelski Geraldine Cumberland Don Ulrich Dorothy Faunce Connie Rundell Charlotte Best Mary Fisher SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR PLAY I 949 NORMA YARGER Rockwood, Michigan March 5, I932 Commercial Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. I, 2, 3 Band I, 2 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 All County Chorus 2, 3 School Paper 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Senior Queen Attendant 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 RICHARD DIETZ President RICHARD DeWOLFE Advisor Myrto Pike Barbara Mullins Gerald Cumberland Lois Strayer Channing Bush Trudy Richards Gene Lockhart Harriett Bennett Inez Baker Don Barnard Pat Beck Dorothy Bickel LIC 'l'II l'fN'I'Y-'l'HRElQ ii Senior Queen She walks in beauty, like the night Of Cloudless climes and starry skies, And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. -Byron SENIOR QUEEN and ATTENDANTS MARILYN FIREOVID MARILYN CALVIN CONNIE RUNDELL MARY LOU FISHER NORMA YARGER This year, the class of l95O, has chosen Connie Rundell to reign as its queen. Connie will long be remembered for her beauty, friendliness, and charm and will always be considered worthy of the honor she has received. Connie was chosen by popular vote of the class without nomination and crowned at the Senior Class Play and reigned'at the Northwestern Track Tournament. Her four attendants were: Mary Lou Fisher, Marilyn Fireovid, Marilyn Calvin, and Norma Yorger. PAGE TIVENTY-FOUR Juniors One way to gauge the future is to take a look at the past. lt is natural for us as Juniors - to look back to see how much we have accomplished, ta look ahead to see in what direction we are moving. We take pride in our past achievements. As we witness the growth and development of our personalities, as well as our minds and bodies, we realize how we have been richly favored by the spirit and energy of the teachers. Now we face the challenge of the atomic age. lt furnishes resources and opportunities which we must learn to utilize so that we, as the future citizens, can work together to build a better world. in W Bob Beard w 'X Amy Altaffer Dick Brandeberry 'C Keith Baker Dorothy Brandeberry Janice Bowen Janet Bailey Harmon Bechtol X f Kenny Cox Geraldine Cumberland Theda Elson Phillip Cook Sandra Cronk Barbara Brown Gary Clark Virginia Dick ix K iinauuaimuunnlunna-vu,-...... P.'ll'1I'f 'l'Il'l'fN'lil' Ifll'Ii Meredith Hawk Larry Hill Gene l-liner Connie Fireoyid Patsy Freese Darlene Gilcher Lois lbbotson Darold Figgins Jim Knapp Roger Kuhlman Barbara Kreischer Ruth McQuilkin Sharon Johnson Fran Martin Dorothy Lirot Walter Miller Wilber Mercer Joan Mick Lynne Miller Joan Metcalf Roger Mick Margaret Miller Otis Mercer John McKorns Roger Robison 4 1.315 'Q' Helen Moody Mildred Roberts Ella Mae Pincklcy Noida Rittenhouse Ruth Price Clinton Rockey Don Rauch Norma Myers Betty Tingley Darold Steinke Dolly Swank Sally Wingard Douglas Traxler Carroll Stewart Danny Winzeler Marlo Williams Kenny Cox Bob Beard Walter Miller Barbara Krcischer Lois Ibbotson Janice Bowen Norma Meyers Sally Wingard Gary Clark Walter Miller Lois lbbotson Larry Hill Ruger Kulwlman Sharon Johnson Kenny Cox Bob Beard Barbara Kreischer liiiiiliiiiiiiiiizss The Sophomore closs is now firmly established in high school. With the aid of Mr, Emans, class advisor, we chose reliable class ol- licers to lead us through the year. They were: Pres, H. H. Critchfield. Vicelpres. Jack Shaffer, Sec. Jill Laghry, Treas. Joyce Echler. Eileen Burkholder Mary Brown Wayne Brown Claude Barnard Dick Beard Janet Baxter Fred Bauer Ronnie Best Marcena Clark H. H. Critchfield Monna Clay Betty Baxter Fritz Corr Marion Cox Richard Custer Lyle Cogswe!l Joyce Echler Theresa Ferrara Dorothy Gilbert Calvin Franks Bobby Deetz Allen Gavin Chester Ely Fred Fenstermaker 5 M.- - -MT- ak .. is ----f,,gg 2 c 11 Max Grant Mary Gavin Calvin lreland Franklin Haase Charles Hallock Margaret Hepker Gene Karnes Jim Hodson Ella Mae Kemarly Valera Miller Don Martin John Lougheed Jill Loghry Joanne Lattanner Dorothy Lovejoy Mary McKarns Jon Oliver Len Mitchel John Nold Phyllis Poorman Virginia Powser Donna Bavin Shirley Pignataro Lynne Lockhart Jack Shaffer Wulllam Shankiter Delma Runyan Wendell Scott Gene Rupp Alice Pressler Albert Sleesman lxolnert Stafford Rudolph Spencer Donald Waldron Dale Walker Duck Todd Vnrglnua Trautman Wilma Traxler Duck Wllder Maxune Stambaugh Robert Stewart Howard Koch Jack Turner Jerry McDonald Neil Harrington Roger Williams Martha Wallace -M 'Mllflglssswml VW1 NNW uuIl ' QQ 12 2 2 an ,919 'J H-'rf - 'J e f ff, -'til Freshmen Many grade cards ago, a flock of tender infants boarded the Locomotive at the First Grade station. Gone the carefree, idle vaca- tion! Work and struggle, strive and strain to keep ourselves on this doggone train. But we're making the trip year by year, and we're picking up passengers here and there. Ninety-nine strong are we today, as our old locomotive pulls us away. We're now passing through a brand new station,-by golly, this one's marked Freshman . When we take time to listen, the big wheels say, Ed-u-ca-tion, ed-u-ca-tion, work-and-g e t-your-ed-u-ca- tion, work-and-get-your-ed u-ca-tion. So clear the track! Make way! We'll soon pull into that last, and best station. The one that's known as Graduation l -Beverly Hause Larry Bauer Alice Beams Barbara Benjamin Charles Bashor Betty Allman Darrell Banks Linda Bailey Shirley Apt James Childers Dick Carr Harold Brown Hillis Boothman Phyllis Best Jeanine Brown Marlene Bergman Lola Bible Ronald Faber Marvin Gilbert John Fiser Harold Cook Vernie Faunce Chester Cook Roger Echler Leroy Fenicle Verna Cook Betty Hicks Beverly Hausa Shirley Govin Donald lbbotson James Hopkins John Kasper Harlan Humbarger Max Hilkert Mary McGill Cherie Lyman Mary McCelland Judy Kinsey Ethlyn Kuhlman Sally Knecht Nathaniel Knepper Max Lighfbody Bobby Mercer Franklin Miller Charles McNinch Raymond Miller Dick McKarns Shirley Mick Marilyn Mansfield Janice Mercer v s J amen H -Q wa' '1 .wmv wing Qu., Ni fw.-,, f x aa., fr Quads ,Riff . g A. M. 55:3 f' 'rm Q Q , get Q-3 tw W, Wi s ...mm ,,,....f f' 'Say ,.. mes -swf' K S we ,J 'In ,nu QQ X ,Q Anne Morningstar Nancy Perry Phyllis Parker Jean Moore Denver Penrod Lyle Rittenhouse Harry Neilands Kenneth Priest Lee Stemen Richard Stanlz Don Stewart Homer Swank Mary Suntken Phyllis Stahl Carol Stecovich Milly Thomas Shirley Rouch Bernard Shepard Jack Siders Ned Snyder Priscilla Rupp Jo Ann Smith James Selkman Larry Snyder Shirley Throne Marva Whitney Dorothy Tom Juanita Wagner Dora Turner cesier Wilder Ronnie Whetro Robert Tom Loren Wohlford Richard Woodruff Jock Wisman Larry Yagelski Phyllis Wisman Betty Wisman Harriette Yagelski Colleen Yarger Jackie Youse Yovannah Lanius Millison Duncan Martha Fensterma ker Ned Calvin Sue Knecht Elma Spencer Cora Turner ,O .LACE ex A - 1 'I - . , A 7 R-. R ,I 3 1 V 1- F Q Q Q 1 T Q ix . fu I F .,.. . 'GI' ' T of .s.,..lf A1 itil, I a if 00 4 I., . ,I J , .a Eiqhlh rifillili - FIRST ROW--James Altaffer, Delorls Baker, Donald Baker, Dennis Banks, Beverly Berry, Joy Blosser, Anne Bush, Marilyn Casebere, Nancy Clark. SECOND ROW-Daryl Clifton, Constance Coldsnow, Phyllis Cook, Richard Cook, Kenneth Crowe, Lois Cummins, Mary Ann Castor, Sherry Dunlop, Margaret Echler. ' THIRD ROW-Janice Faunce, John Faunce, Clarence Fisher, Patricia Faust, Billy Goddard, Gerald Harrington, Lewis Hendricks, James Hinkle, Dixie Huston. FOURTH ROW--James Lennon, Larry Lett, Patty Majean, Patricia Manley, Larry Martin, Robert Moore, Howard Moore, Aurelia Moran, Lynn Morningstar. FIFTH ROW-Mary Neilands, William Oliver, Mike Page, Jim Pike, Dorothy Roberts, James Schwartz, Roger Scott, Carolyn Shannon, Norma Snyder. SIXTH ROW-Marilyn Summers, John Tingle, Dawn Watts, Jane Williams, Jean Williams, Marilyn Whitney, Norma Wingard, Marcia Zulch. 15-IGIC 'I'Ill1f'l'Y Ifl F. B. ALTAFFER Montpelier, Ohio X Wm, X STANDING-Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Chaney, Mr. Storrer, Mrs. Meinnardt, Mrs. Beard. SEATED-Miss Miller, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Miller, Miss Lesnet, Miss Hoskinson, Mrs. Carrott, Mrs. Shatzer, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Apt, Mrs. Doenges, Miss English, Kindergarten BARBARA BEARD Toledo, Ohio Capital University 'lst Grade INEZ ROBERTS Kunkle, Ohio Bowling Green University Ohio State NELLIE MILLER Toledo, Ohio Toledo University Bowling Greerrf4University Michigan State Graduate 2nd Grade FAYE ENGLISH Bryan, Ohio Bowling Green University JEAN MILLER Bowling Green University Elementary School Faculty 3rd Grade LILLIAN APT Wa'dron, Michigan Bowling Green University BESS LESN ET Miami University Bowling Green University Michigan State University 4th Grade LOIS WILSON Montpelier, Ohio Bowling Green University RUTH CARROTT Angola Tri-State College Bowling Green University 5th Grade MABLE DOENGES Mansfield, Illinois Bowling Green University Ohio Northern Indiana University RUTH FOX Edon, Ohio Bowling Green University 6th Grade MARGUERITE HOSKINSON Stryker, Ohio Bowling Green University Defiance College ROBERT STORRER Montpelier, Ohio Defiance College Bowling Green University U 7th Grade FANNY SHATZER Columbia, Ohio Bowling Green University SPECIAL TEACHER MARILYN MEINHARDT Montpelier, Ohio Bowling Green University Art ESTH ER CHAN EY Chicago, Illinois Ohio State University Toledo School of Design Music BERNIECE WILSON Onarga, Illinois University of Cincinnati Conservatory Music Cincinnati PA CIC TIIIR TY-SE VEN 'J X . , Q 1' 4 M X X M, gl ,, :I I: 1 L X G: - ', , ' ,g A iss ...ll -, 'A S A G S ' :-1 S , ,. D ,L fr 1 EX fs., L .gsisx -H .rg-2 - ' ff Q 3' Y , Y ' , J r l , T , t tal , 1' - -' ' Y i i to S w- -.., '- ...f---- A A ' I, L 7 V-JIS' 5, N A I S if 'X ' .,..f ' . ,Q R '- ' ' i K 1 P 1 N1 I , .Q y we Ji , W .na , ..,.4 2 Q5 ',.,., .. in ,,,.' I ' Q. .5 S I i g . ,, - 4k T XL. , K ., X . M Wm' r ,A ...zqz v f f . ,grilwk A 'X ' ' -. 0 fs' , . T P ,,,,, .F 'F Q J , L 1 ig, , , , .,- XWQ so -f , .. . '. ,,,:,, , , .,,,, , , V ,F -' ' X S' ' K f' '..' ' 43' . ., q 1-,V X ,Q Seventh Grade FIRST ROW--Delbert Baker, Carol Baker, Darald Banks, Donna Banks, Barbara Bavin, Jane Beavers, Patty Bechtel, Bennie Beck, Charles Beck. SECOND ROW'-rAlOHBCV1lOl'l'1IV1,JOCQLIClIl'lC Bigger, Burton Blue, Robert Boothman, Margo Brannon, Jamcs Brown, Patty Calvin, Phyllis Clark, Donald Clifton. THIRD ROW Gerald Cook, Thomas Dannlson, Dee Dean, Norman Echler, Anthony Ferraro, Dianne Fletcher, Linda Gleason, Michael GYOSUITZ, Johanna House. FOURTH ROW--Walter Hicks, Lowell Huston, Mitzi Krathwohl, Richard Kl'lC1DL7f Phlllp Lyons, COWHC MOSl9TS, Gary Masters, Patricia McGill, Teddy Moyer. FIFTH ROW! Larry Mick, Mary Mocherman, Jerry Matter, Duane Mowry, Hazel Parent, Ronnie Pinckley, Stephen Potter, Kay Reed. SIXTH ROWfRassell Rose, Marilyn Rapp, Jerry Schwartz, Marcella Selkman, Della Shaffer, Loren Shaffer, Richard Skinner, Howard Slecsman, Roger Snow. SEVENTH ROW-Fredrick Stahl, Frankie Stahler, Lyle Starr, Loretta Tears, James Turney, Terry Van Mason, Larry Vonalt, Betty Waldron, Hal Weidner. EIGHTH ROW- Geraldine Whitney, Sue Williams, Ronald Wisrnan, Mary Yoder, Terry Youse. 0 ' I Q I in Ze fa-fi I-wa. .-is - - .2.. 4' H , I ,Ni Qul, ii sir I S ff 4 A . Ni 4 1 0. 'f' Q s - ... . L, 57 ' ' 5' '-'gn 'S ' f I if Y L:vk, vs, C1 , if W Q Q 51 f h s I 'f I a 9 I Qy b 1 I I I , 1 I - :N 1 K M X I I 1 L, ,'. 'I',,f :Sh :-'1 , W2 Q v Y if . , S 4 if H I N ll Sixth Grade FIRST ROWv-Lewis Baker, James Ball, John Beavers, Ronnie Bidwell, Connie Branch, Waller Bumb, Jack Casebere, Robin Chaney, Roger Chappuies. SECOND ROWfLynn Clark, George Clark, Sharon Clay, Kathleen Cook, Nancy Cook, Loyal Decker, William Dcelz, Isabell Dickson, Diane Dunlap. THIRD ROW-Danny Fenstermaker, Charles Flickinger, Charles Foust, Mike Freese, Norman Geescy, Marilyn Hawk, Barbara Hepner, Maxine Goddard, Mary Jo Huber. FOURTH ROW-Eddie lbbofson, Delmar Karnes, Gary Kimmel, Linda Lennon, Eunice Lirof, Sue Loghry, Phyllis Lower, Jon McDonald, Donna Malone. FIFTH ROW-Joan Manley, James Martin, Joan McCamis, James Moore, Janet Perkins, Donna Poorman, Ruby Price, Cynthia Pfieffer, Joanne Riley. SIXTH ROW-Roger Shepard, Sharon Shoup, Dale Smith, Linda Snyder, Marilyn Swinehart, Dianne Tinale, Helen Vanslaen, James Wolf, Jimmy Waldron, SEVENTH ROW-Jerry Zulch, Merrice Vonalf. P,-H115 THIRTY-NINE .5 4 K ' al' J . , S as A iv xi 1 Q 'Pt , Iw i iii . S f I 'Vv: fr2 'Il' , - S ,.tga,,.A,.:m,W 5 bluu' A' fag ii I ii I r fi If I ,. ,.. ' M 2' -S N , ,, is Q 'A-H if . . ' I , ' : .:Q.' i t . X I D .T .. H W e j 5 I JL . 4.5.33 - ,.,. . I J . vsl', . . ,. '-' E .--,. E If E as .,.,. , it - . .,A,6:,V, -Q 'q ' f i M 1 vi . . , R iff . , S , EEQ sum s , W 4, I .J .. io . 5 -..,5. 'fg fi :- If jig . , A :fl .F S I 11?, . Ie - 1'.1 - S ' f . 'ze 1 J 'ii,. I' I .qnnw K A. V, A . I ' , 4 ,,,, , ' A' I jf. 'X r i I . is. if 'lf' I in -- ,..,.' , .:: .' . l'il'lli lirziiliz FIRST ROW--Dolores Allomong, Donna Allomong, Patricia Amaden, William Bany, Robert Bauer, Ronnie Bauer, Donna Beck, Kay Beck, Donald Beck. SECOND ROW-f-Robert Beniamin, Sharon Biddle, Gay Blosser, Carolyn Boothman, Joe Brown, Ronald Brown, Mary Coler, Roger Coler, Barbara Cook. THIRD ROW- 'Frederick Copeland, William Dannison, Raymond Echler, Jerry Ely, Gerald Falco, Dennis Faunce, Barbara Fenster- maker, David Figgins, Tammy Fisher. FOURTH ROWfJerry Foley, William Freese, Jan Garber, Bobby Gotch, Kay Horton, Bonnie Huston, Linda Kilpatrick, Basil Krathwohl, Lois Malone. FIFTH ROW Carolyn Malone, Lois McGill, Leroy McNinch, Tommy Mick, Judith Mills, Andrew Moody, Ralph Matter, Judith Onpenheim, Susan Page. SIXTH ROW--Sandra Parnham, Carol Potter, James Rockey, Joe Sailer, Ruth Shannon, Kay Simpson, Jane Smith, Dayid Stahl, Bonnie Stahler. SEVENTH ROW-fLarry Summers, Patricia Taylor, Phil Thorp, Phyllis Turney, Gene Weidner, Shirley Wills, James Wohlford, Richard Wolff, Cecilia Yagclski. EIGHTH ROW-Lora Lou Zimmerman. ui ,Thi hi .5 V- ' , .1 Ill. - rt .mf VM-il ' wir:-mtl A-T X' iw lt 2, :- AW I T if 1 . XYL. . if 5 h ff A l 4- .MV 3 S 5,04 l uv: El M tw' 1 1' i t if J 4 Yltq, ,.g,lw Nila:..ll,i nl, 'fe' N v Q . it ,A X'x, iw ' ' 9 ,Z . tw . hw li 5 r 2 ' ' l ... . W 1. iam . ,WJ is N J bw, . VV . . . 'W' . as sw 1 , A A I - ' .fjik 35 It 3' V, ii x li -J! ., ,Bw 1 an Fourth Grade FIRST ROW-J. Allen, J. Allen, L Allomong, A. Anders, G. Andrews C. Boroft, B, Bass, G. Bany. SECOND ROW-J. Brandeberry, R Blue, R. Bush, W. Carey, S. Clapp V. Clifton, S. Connolly, C. Cook. THIRD ROW-L. Johnston, D. Cook D. Cook, D. Cook, L. Cox, J Dancer, E. Barby, M. Dean. FOURTH ROW-D. Dreffer, M Echler, E. Elliott, P. Fenster- maker, N. Fnsher, G. Fletcher, B Gambler, J. Goddard. FIFTH ROW-E. Henry, R. Hepner C. Humbarger, J. Humbarger, D Kemarly, S. Kizer, B. Kreischer, L Lambersan. SIXTH ROW-G. Lett, B. Lung, P Malone, D. Manley, K. Matthews glfvlayfield, B. McCamis, G. Mc- I SEVENTH ROW-V. Merrifield, R Miller, L. Mocherman, J. Mocher- man, M. Moron, T. Neilands, R O'Neal, A. Page. EIGHTH ROW-C. Pignataro, D Robison, S. Sayles, M. Shaffer, N Spence, G. Sfahler, B. Stahl, N. Starr. NINTH ROW-P. Stoner, N. Stay, C. Summer, L. Taylor, J. Teats, L. Traxler, J. Treer, G. Turner. TENTH ROW-D. Wade, M. Weld- ner, C. Welling, C. Wermer, R. Whetro, D. Wilson, G. Wolfe, T. Zimmerman. ELEVENTH ROW-J. Zulch. PA GE FOR TY-ONE I l' ,C -fr , .-, 4 Nm A C 425 iii X x,,,, -It y 4 ,J J, T ,T yr e 1 'f y ,k , . ,, , ..,V It if . J! .,. Nqlq bzzr S b .,,: 4 C . 'b ,.,. G A x gi.- He, ,,...:, ki y ' , Tw ,jfs ,Q J ' 91, W K' 5. i - . . ,JU ii A F ,,,, ,S Wm T .M Y J . ' rzt , K 1 1 ' .f 1 W , - ' X , 4' ' hilt' Q 3 i X 2.1 I 3 9 -s 'z,,,. ei li Ti D T ' Q -.A' M' r P R z ff' if - Li' K Q K X I 7 5 A . . gi-gg.?T,,,:ElyQ . -f???5'5Q5: Third Emile FIRST ROW-Lyle Allomong, Elsie Amaden, Judith Baker, Nanette Bassett, Robert Bidwell, Robert Brandt, Ronald Calvin, Barbara Carey, Carol Casebere. SECOND ROW-Lucy Clark, Judy Clark, Marjorie Clark, Leonard Connolly, Mary Cook, John Cook, Richard Crowe, Gertrude Echler, Tommy Ely. THIRD ROW-Dianne Falco, Darla Freesc, Edward Geren, Kay Gleason, Paul Goble, Mark Grice, Judy Hendricks, Jon Henry, Brenda Hauser, FOURTH ROW-Darla Jenkins, James Lockhart, Gary Lougheecl, John Lower, Alice Malone, Bully Malone, Joe Maxwell, Jerry Mills, Mary Moody. FIFTH ROWfKaren Morningstar, Harold Motter, David Page, Nancy Potter, Kay Purdy, David Rcichle, Mary Sidle, Sue Simpson, Robert Sleesman. SIXTH ROW4Ann Swinehart, Lou Ann Taylor, Larry Teats, Mary Thompson, Norma Vansteen, Richard Will, Joe Wisman Marilyn Wolfe. 151615 FOR TY-T WO i J I 1 I - we 11 F it It gr i, 'ik xt, 51 J! ' J ' M y 11:13 li of '-' if 'W ' 'j n. 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Bible, Sunny Blosser, Marty Brannon, Carol Biddle, Delores Cook, Virginia Cook, Larry Courtney, David Donaldson, Van Marsha Freese, Johnnie Gambler, Reo Geren, Lee Ann Hallock Bonnie Lung, Ann Morten, Richard Mick, Julio Montgomery, Berry Rummcl, Beatrice Schelling, Constance Schlegel, Robert Gordon Striplin, Bonnie Stoner, Thomas Summers, Sharon Taylor, SEVENTH ROW-Howard Treer, Sharon Trott, David Van Mason, Freddie Vonalt, Susan Wermer, William Young, Barry Yorger, Ronnie Wills.. l'.-lfQIi 1 UR'l'Y-'I'1l A J' i N X X if X ' , 2 ,M , M ' Q , . 2.- F - 25 . K lg, ws , 'wiv ,-.. . . ' bqvv A, is E, , , ,X W .Q , -it J, J It E :l ite , .'f'- f x X3 Q -.., -... . ,gut kk ,ig Q-r ,. , .f ' ,S A.,. f S ' .f If ii .- ' ' if 1 rw A' ':'-. . - ' J 'X Q S 45' '::' 4 U: M QQ J ,Q-K fri' me Q A ff - , S ' of J K 4 :,.. QQ ..,b... Q Q Q QQ b..,., zbl Q Q ., 9 A Q QQQQQQQQQ Q Q -I Q A 5 - Q Q .0 vi . ,Y ' i it 1 lf' QQ a-li fi- M h , -':: .Q QQ :,. 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SIXTH ROW----Anita Morningstar, Sondra Kay O'Ncal, Gary Osborn, Judith Page, Karen Parker, Sharon Parker, Claire Peters, Judy Peters, Micheal Reader. SEVENTH ROWgMary Reichle, Cheri Richmond, Alden Shaffer, Jennie Since, Robert Stahl, Jerry Stoy, Karen Treer, Dayill Trux, Martha Van Lieu, EIGHTH ROW--Judith Weifzel, Graham Wilgus. Bm ' ISN r' lf I s Ee, wie .ff ,LJ ff ' s. .V li A,.. . J -1- 2 ' fl Ji .x ll ll S . Q 3 Q af .1-3 ts Q' 'J ggi' A , y f ', .WA - 5 L .Mi -li M 1'-iff' 'T' ' ' sw' - V ff. 5-' . A V 14 1 Q ' ' 3 ff 1 5 J Y A ' , -'if -X i n fl 'S Sri' h +1 nl 5 ' sf Q x' 'P :H lu S - . S wilful., A L ,SQ S YY ' 3 LM .'.: K y ,al .. Hinderqurl EH FIRST ROW-Charles Apt, Lola Baker, Joy Bauer, Jo Ann Boothman, Jerald Boroff, Necha Connolly, Bobby Crowe, Judy Dilworth, Brownell Echler. SECOND ROW!-Thomas Elliott, Douglas Fisher, Thomas Fisher, Nancy Gloria Johnson, Douglas Kelley. THIRD ROW-Thomas Kintigh, Bonnie Kintigh, Kent Lamberson, Bobby Martin Meindl, Alan Miller. FOURTH ROW+Charles Miller, Dietra Miller, Donald Moore, Pamela Ronald Reazin, Linda Reese. FIFTH ROW4Ronnie SGDD, Sharon Seward, Ronald Stay, James Strohl, Tressler, Geraldine Waldron. SIXTH ROW- Darwina Wallace, James Wcrtzel, Richard Wermer, Glor Gonzales, Teri Hallock, Donald Hicks, David Jenkins, Loghry, Henry Maican, Judy Marten, Normen McGowen, Ormond, Peggy Parent, Elizabeth Potter, Danny Pressler, Samuel Summers, Elaine Taylor, Lynn Tingley, Jacob ia Wingfield, Terry Zimmerman. PA CI? FOR TY-Fl V1 4 LAST ROW-Bob Storrer, John Tirigle, Max Hilkert, Ronnie Whetro, Donald lbbotson, Jim Lennon, Larry Martin Harlan l-lumbarger Max Lightbody, l-lomer Swank, Mike Page, Jim Pike, Howard Sleesman. SECOND ROW-Jerry Van Mason, Jerry Schwartz, Fred Stahl, Norman Wingard, Benny Beck, Anthony Ferarro Louis Hendricks Jim Schwartz Clarence Fisher, Bill Oliver, Gerald Harrington. FIRST 'ROW-Steve Potter, Terry Youse, Bob Boofhman, Dick Beck, Russel Rose, Bert Blue, Louis Baker, Larry Vonalt Allan Benjamin Hillis Boothman. NAPOLEON JUPHOR FHGH FOOTBALL Scores 26 - BRYAN K7 81 89 7 BRYAN C7 81 8-93 24 DEFIANCE WAUSEON LITCHFIELD 59 8 l4 MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER l l l l O O 2 2 3 8 The Junior High team this year has shown that they have the spirit and cooperation of a promising team. A team that we are looking forward to in future years to win the battles that we have lost. P 'NYE FORTY-SIX JUNIOR H IGH BASKETBALL LEFT TO RlGHTfLc1rry Martin, Gcrdd Harrington, Louis Hendricks, Mm Pike, Bonny Bock, Jerry Schwartz, Bull Olwvcr, Clarfrncc Fisher Roqcr Snow, Jim Turncy, Allan Bcnlamvn, Rwchard Knapp, RIrI'varnICoak, DanaIcIBcr1k5 FRONT ROW Russc-I Rose, Tom FIsI'1cr. DEFIANCE BUTLER NAPOLEON LIBERTY CENTER PIONEER WAUSEON BRYAN HILLSDALE LIBERTY CENTER WAUSEON PIONEER BRYAN DEFIANCE NAPOLEON Junior High Basketball MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER MONTPELIER l',I!il'f 1-'ol I'l'I .N'I'fI C' ,bgesf WM . Q , QMXXSVWJ W iw , Mg KY E12 WJMWQRBZBQA owfwa xfsljf SXNMQ XfZS,3Uf dx KNLA LNWSXQ QQ,-MGGS5+i5Q,5wJ aww ' M. WK' ww wlw E . wb WJKUXW KM A' ...- QR Pfl GE F0 R TY-NINI' ill lfl HH Trumpets Danny Doyhoff Richard White Mary Brown Betty Baxter Don Stecovich Jon Oliver Ardith Banks John Nold Rudy Spencer DeWayne Starr Hal Weidner Ned Snyder Allan Beniamin Boritones Shirley Throne Theda Elson Elma Spencer Bassoon Beverly House Oboe Ethelyn Kuhlmon Clarinets Channing Bush Connie Coldsnow Anne Bush Loretto Teots Jeanine Brown Alice Miller Marcella Selkman Kay Reed Sue Williams Mary Yoder Ronnie Wisman Margaret Miller Judy Kinsey Mary McClellan Phyliss Cook Barbara Bavin Pot Calvin Joyce Echler Alto Sax Keith Baker Jo Ann Smith Norma Meyers Barbara Benjamin Percussion Gene Heist H. H. Critchfield Dick McKarns Nathaniel Knepper Richard Cook Kenny Crowe Margaret Hepker Alto Horns Lynne Lockhart Jill Loghry Ella Moe Kemerley Marceno Clark Flutes Carolyn Snyder Mary Custar Sherry Dunlap Pat McGill Johanna House Mary Mochermon Trombones Roger Kuhlman Joan Lattonner Larry Hill Mike Grospitz Tom Dennison Buss Clarinet Janet Baxter Tympony Gene Heist Bells Margaret Malone Carol Moore Lynette Clark Jeanette Clark Helen Spencer Marlene Bergman Marva Whitney Bass John McKarns Tenor Sax Leon Casper Juanita Wagner Pat Bechtol One of the greatest gifts ever given to mon, was that of expression through music. He is able to reveal his desires, his conquests and defeats. In fact, music with its soothing charm, forms an outlet for all his emotions. The ability to produce beautiful music is an art of which one can and should be proud, Our bond hos, two years in succession, won an Excellent rating in the State Bond Contest held annually at Columbus, as well as having taken several first and second prizes ot local contests Few organizations are as united with each other and with the leader as our band. The director has token inexperienced youth, and moulded them into a single coordinated unit, playing for the benefit of countless hundreds of people. The Twirlinq Eurps Our band has one of the most outstanding twirlin t g groups o any ot the surrounding bands. It is mode up of ten girls who are headed by Pat Beck. They have all done o good job in leading our hand through countless contests with flying colors. Helping Pat with her position as drum Jean Faunce Charlene Greenman Marilyn Calvin Phocbc Parker Mary Fisher Patsy Skinner Pat Beck Amy Altaffer Darlcnc Gilcher Virginia Dick Dolly Swank major was our mascot, Patsy Skinner, -405 i D .F 5 af' P ,xo -5 X X 'i ii I-I I lI9 l'Y-I IVI , 4. ,. , We , i -1 3.5- BACK ROW-Mr, Whitaker, Bob Beard, Kenny Cox, Homer Scott, Roger Robison, Duck Dietz, Gary Clark, John Nold, Calvin Ireland, Jim Hodson. 0- THIRD ROW-Albert Sleesman, Jock Siders, Don Stecovich, Wendell Scott, Roger Kuhlman, Danny Winzeler, Larry Hill, Gene l-liner, Fred Bauer, Carrol Stuart, Dick Brandeberry. SECOND ROW-Jim Burtnett, Jack Shaffer, Darold Figgins, Walter Miller, Don Martin, Don Rauch, John Lougheod, Duck McKarns, Danny Doyhoff, Tom Childers, Rannuc Best. I FIRST ROW-Gene Rupp, Jim Knapp, H. H. Crutchfield, Don Ibbotson, Dale Walker, Jack Turner, Len Mitchell, Bob Deetz, Allan Gavin, Hullis Boothman. Buys' Blee Club The Boys' Glee Club proved that their efforts every Monday and Wednesday were well worthwhile when they presented their port of the Spring Festival. There was no male soloist, although from this group sprang the quartet which has made itself known around Mont- pelier and surrounding towns. Danny Dayhoff, Channing Bush, Don Stecovich, and Gene Heist, made up the Boresome Foursome. PAGE FlF'l'Y l'll'O Girls, ljlee lfluli The Girls' Glee Club, composed ot l4O girls, freshmen through seniors was divided into three groups which met every Tuesday and Thursday, The Spring Festival which was the big event of the year was held March 23 and 24, at which time the Glee Club sang in forrnals. Trudy Richards was the soloist. The girls appreciate the leadership and guidance given them hy their director, Mr. Whitaker. BACK ROW-Mr. Whitaker, Marilyn McCrea, Martha Fen- stermaker, Anne Morningstar, Donna Bavin, Shirley Gavin, Ger- aldine Cumberland, Sally Win- gard, Harriett Bennett, Connie Rundell, Rose Maiean. THIRD ROW-Norma Myers, Joann Northrup, Jeanette Todd, Ardith Banks, Margaret Malone, FOURTH ROWf4Jeanette Clark Janet Bailey, Margaret Summers, Mary Fisher. SECOND ROW-- Lois Strayer, Dorothy Faunce, Inez Baker, Joan Densmore, Dorothy Tom, Jean Moore, Lola Bible, Shirley Apt, Jo Ann Smith, Carol Steco- yich, Judy Kinsey, FIRST ROW-f-Marilyn Colvin, Sis Kuhlman, Harriette Yogelski, Nancy Perry, Juanita Wagner, Phyllis Stahl, Mary McCellan, Margaret Miller, Helen Moody, Dorothy Brandeberry, Frances Martin, BACK ROW-V--Alice Pressler, Elma Spencer, Marilyn Wisman, Judy Mckarns, Helen Turner, Charlotte Best, Viola Stantz, lheda Elson, Joan Metcalt. FOURTH ROW--Jeanette Clark, Carol Moore, Wanda Faber, Marilyn Fireayid, Edith Spencer, Janice Bowen, Connie Fireovid, Joan Mick, Marlene Bergman, Myrta Pike, Millicent Duncan. THIRD ROWfYayonnah Lan- ius, Phyllis Best, Mary McKarns, Joyce Echler, Jill Loghry, Mary Brown, Joan Lattanner, Mary Suntken, Margie Cox, Maxine Stambaugh, Margaret Hepker. SECOND ROW-Betty Baxter, Mildred Thomas, Sally Knecht, Shirley Mick, Cherie Lyman, Theresa Ferarro, Pat Beck, lla Britton, Pearl Lovejoy, Alice Beams. FIRST ROW-Shirley Throne, Monna Clay, Dorothy Gilbert, Pheobe Parker, Charlene Green' man, Norma Yarger, Helen Spencer, Pat Yagelski, Trudy Richards, Carolyn Snyder. BACK ROW-Betty Wisman, Betty Allman, Marilyn Mansfield, Colleen Yarger, Mary Jo Govin, Janet Baxter, Marcena Clark, Beverly House, Barbara Ben- iarnin, Priscilla Rupp, Lynne Lockhart, THIRD ROW-Jeanine Brown, Ella Mae Kemerly, Darlene Gil- cher, Amy Altafter, Lois lbbot- son, Lynne Miller, Barbara Brown, Virginia Dick, Sharon Johnson, Margie Cox, Delma Runyan. SECOND ROW-Ruth McQuiI- ken, Phyliss Parker, Virginia Powser, Shirley Pignataro, Phyliss Poorman, Valera Miller, Martha Wallace, Dorothy Lovejoy, Eileen Burkholder, Linda Bailey. FIRST ROW-Marva Whitney, Virginia Trautman, Deloris Mer- cer, Lynette Clark, Betty Hicks, Alice Miller, Wilma Traxler, Mary McGill, Sue Knecht, Cora Turner. 0 A ffl' su ' HIC l Il 'l'YfI'llltl'fIC The llylhm ces The Rythm Aces, directed by Mr. Whitaker, had a successful season this year. The orchestra provided music tor all after game dances, the Junior play, and activities at Hicksville, Antwerp, Delta, and West Unity. BACK ROW-Mr. Whitaker, Roger Kuhlman, Danny Dayhotf, Richard White, Don Stecovich, Gene Heist, Carolyn Snyder. FIRST ROW -Keith Baker, Leon Casper, Beverly l-lause, Jo Ann Smith. rr.. - 3 . ,1 .wer kvt.. i 4, 1 i ' L , E' BACK ROW--Kenneth Priest, Paul Kime, Douglas Winright, John Geren, Marlo Williams, Phillip Cook, Wendell Scott, Mr. Morningstar. THIRD ROWARudy Spencer, Bob Tom, Dan Martin, John Lougheed, Jack Shaffer, Raymond Miller, Wayne Brown, Otis Mercer, Harold Brown. SECOND ROW--Gene Rupp, Jack Wisman, Lyle Cogswell, Moris Cogs well, Quentin Fry, Willis Shankster, Jack Turner, Len Mitchell, Howard Koch. FIRST ROW-John Tom, Walter Miller, Derald Steinke, Morris Robbins, Clinton Rockey, Richard Suntken, Ned Snyder, Dick Todd, Bob Deetz. This has been on active 20th Anniversary Year for the local F. F. A. chapter. The chapter was awarded two Rausenberger Camp Scholarships which entitled two boys to stay at the state F. F. A. camp for a week for the Chapter's outstanding work in the field of conservation, It also won first in the Williams County Conservation Contest. John Tom and Walter Miller were awarded a free trip to the National F. F. A. convention which was held at Kansas City, Mo. for themselves and their advisor when they won first prize for their Quality Milk Demonstration given at the Ohio State Fair. The Chapter also added o gold medal to their Parliamentary Procedure Plaque as they won a gold rating in the District Parliamentary Procedure Contest, For the second year in a row they won the most prizes in F. F. A. competition at the Williams County Fair. Also, they helped set up a county F. F, A. which was active and is one of the first in the state. l':lfil'f l II 'I'l'-1 Olllt Y-Hifi. i PH. The Future Homemakers of America offers an oppor- tunity for the further de- velopment of students inita- tive in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Two county representa- tives, Lois Strayer and Mary Fisher, were sent to Colum- bus from the Montpelier F. H. A. Chapter. They ob- served the activities of the other county chapters, dur- ing National F.H.A. week. Mrs. Faben, the advisor of the Montpelier Chapter also made the trip with the girls. Officers for the Montpel- ier Chapter tor l949.-50 are: President, Mary Fisher, Vice President, Margaret Malone, Secretary, Theresa Ferarro, and Treasurer, Pearl Lovejoy. Donna Bavin was elected county news reporter. lst PICTURE, BACK ROW - Dorothy Faunce, lla Jean Britton, Virginia Powser, Jean Moore, Marilyn Calvin, Margaret Summers, Lois Strayer, Joann Northrup. 2nd ROW - Delma Runyan, Shirley Apt, Betty Wisman, Marcena Clark, Lynette Clark, Shirley Pignatoro, Colleen Yarger, Deloris Mercer. lst ROW - Alice Miller, Wilma Traxler, Phyllis Poorman, Dorothy Lovejoy, Martha Wallace, Phyllis Parker, Mary McGill, 2nd PlCTURE, BACK ROW - Wanda Faber, Helen Turner, Jeanette Clark, Edith Spencer, Viola Stantz, Judy McKarns, Carol Moore, Connie Fireovid, Pheobe Parker. 3rd ROW - Monna Clay, Dorothy Gilbert, Pat Beck, Phyllis Wisman, Marilyn Wisman, Ardith Banks, Charlene Greenman, Janice Bowen, Pat Yagelski. 2nd ROW - Shirley Mick, Cherie Lyman, Valera Miller, Juanita Wagner, Inez Baker, Helen Spencer, Carolyn Snyder, Norma Yarger, Donna Bavin. lst ROW - Theresa Ferarro, Mary Fisher, Margaret Malone, Pearl Lovejoy, Harriette Yagelski, Nancy Perry, Judy Kinsey, Carol Stecovich, Mrs. Foben. 101 CIC FIl 'l'Y-I ll'l'f Student lfiiunigil The Student Council under the able guidance of Mr. Chaney and Mr. Karnes has endeavored to do its upmost to make Montpelier High a better school to attend, The memliers began an extensive campaign to raise money for giving vocational guidance tests. Montpelier is one of the few schools in Ohio which has offered this opportunity to its students. Officers elected early in the year were: Marilyn McCrea, president, Bob Beard, vice-president, Charlotte Best, secretary and treasurer. BACK ROW Marilyn Fireovitl, Max Lightbocly, Max Hilkert, Val Michael, John Tom, Roger Kuhlman, Dick Dietz, Gerald Harrington, Mr. Karnes, SECOND ROW Mary Brown, Mary Fisher, Mary Gavin, Judy Kinsey, H. H. Crutchfield, FIRST ROW lyniie Miller, Charlotte Best, Marilyn McCrea, Bolt Bearrl, Mr. Chaney l'. ll ilu' l ll 'I'l' XIX F. T. A. CLUB The Future Teachers believe teaching and teaching alone insures the survival of civiliza- tion. It is the most important task in the world. The teacher, whether parent, pastor, or schoolmaster is the real maker of history. As schools assume increasing responsibility for the young, it is most urgent that the finest and ablest men and women of each generation dedicate themselves to the teaching service. The F. T. A. seeks to train young people through practice for professional and civic leadership. The club goal is to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching and to provide them with specific information about opportunities in the various fields af education. Marilyn McCrea, Pres., Trudy Richards, V. Pres., Jeanette Todd Sec., Naida Rittenhouse, Treas., Mr. DeWolfe, Margaret Miller. - .. .Ai 'R' Y-Teens BACK ROWflst Picture Jeanette Totttl, Margaret Malone, Jeanette Clark, Marilyn Wisrnan, Jo Ann Lattanner, Mary Brown, Joyce Echler, Mary McKarns, Santlra Crank, Sally Wingard, Myrta Pike, Edith Spencer, Connie Fireovicl. FOURTH ROW, -Jutty McKarns, Connie Rundell, Geraldine Cumberland, Trudy Richards, Harriett Bennett, Rose Magean, Joann Northrup, Pat Beck, Theresa Fcrarro, Carol Moore, Wanda Faber, Ardith Banks, Janice Bowen. THIRD ROW-Alice Pressler, Fran Carr, Lois lbbotson, Amy Altofter, Darlene Lsilcner, Frances Martin, Margaret Miller, Donna Bavin, Betty Baxter, Inez Baker, Janet Bailey, Margaret Summers, Dorothy Bickel. SECOND ROW' Helen Turner, Lynette Clark, Delrna Runyan, Ruth McQullkin, Martha Wallace, Valera Miller, Virginia Powser, Noida Rittenhouse, Lynne Miller, Barbara Brown, Mary Ja Gavin, Janet Baxter, Joan Metcalf, FIRST ROW-Lharlatte Best, Norma Myers, Lois Strayer, Marilyn Fireovid, Marilyn McCrea, Wilma Tmxlvr, Alice Miller, Deloris Mercer, Virginia Trautman, Eileen Burkholcler, Marcena Clark, Theda Elson. BACK ROW- Qntt Picture fr Elma Spencer, Phyllis Wisman, Anne Morningstar, Phyllis Best, Shirley Rauch, Shirley Gavin, Shirley Apt, Sherry Dunlap, Shirley Throne, Alice Beams, Connie Coldsnaw, Anne Bush, Jo Smith. THIRD ROW ffMarlene Bergman, Martha Fenstermaker, Beverly House, Priscilla Rupp, Barbara Benlamin, Jeanine Brown, Mary McClellan, Juanita Wagner Mary Custar, Dixie Huston, Margaret Echler, Nancy Perry, SECOND ROWf-Dawn Watts, Betty Wisman, Phyllis Cook, Marilyn Whitney, Linda Bailey, Marva Whitney, Betty Allman, Marilyn Mansfield, Colleen Yargor, Jackie Youse, Jean Williams, Jane Williams. FIRST ROW Miss Bell, Marcia Zulch, Patty Malean, Carolyn Shannon, Mary Nellanils, Lynn Morningstar, Amelia Moran, Lois Cummins, Joy Blasser, Norma Snyder, Mrs Whitfield. The Y-Teens is the Junior organization ot the international Y. W. C. A, All girls from the eighth through the twelfth grades are eligible for membership. The purpose ot the Y-Teens is to train the girls to become better citizens, to live wholesome lives, and to build faith in God, Sending packages to the needy overseas, and Christmas coroling are among many activities sponsored by the Y-Teens as a means ot helping others, I' llilf l'll 'I'l' Sl'fl'l'f.N' -v as lsiiliri Leeiqiiii BACK ROW-- Mr Holstein, Larry Martin, Kenneth Priest, Harlan Hum barger, Roger Williams, John Lougheed Harry Neilancls ,Jim Lennon, Suntken, Mary McKarns, John Fuser. THIRD ROVV Dick Carr, Max Hilkert, Harland Humbarger, Harry Neilancls, Joyce Echler, Jrll Loghry, Homer Swank, Joanne Lattanner, Shirley Throne, Alice Beams, Janet Baxter. SECOND ROW- Barlmara Benlamin, Margie Cox, Mary McClelland, Phy.lis Stahl, Joan Smith, Ned Calvin, Lyle Rittenhouse, Ethelyn Kuhlrnan, Beverly House, Alan Govin. FIRST ROW Mary Govin, John Nald, Priscilla Rupp, Fred Bauer, H. H. Crutchfield, Virainio Troutman, Marilyn Mansfield, Betty Hicks, Lindo Bailey, Mrs Whitfield. This year, for the first time, the members of the Latin League joinecl the Junior Classical League, a national organiza tion of high school classics students, 'lfliii A-V lfliili BACK ROW Mr. Holstein, Larry Martin Kenneth Priest Harlan Humbarger, Roger Williams, John Louqheert, Harry Neilancls, Jim Lemnnn Claude Barnard. THIRD ROWf Ned Calvin, Gene Rupp, Max Lightbody, Max Hllkert, Homer Swank, Jim Childers, Howard Moore, Anne Morningstar, Alice Beams. SECOND ROW Shirley Throne, Beverly Hause, Barbara Benlarnin, Jo Ann Smith, Betty Hicks, Marilyn Mansfield, Richard Cook, Clarence Fisher, Norman Wingard. FIRST ROW Dale Walker, Dick Carr, John Tom, Morris Robbins, Clinton Rockey, Deralrl Steinke, John Nold, Bill Oliver, Mike Page, This year an organized Audio4Visual lsound 81 sightl program was inaugeratecl at Montpelier High School in the form of the Audio-Visual Service. This is a service department of the school system having the primary purpose Of aiding the teachers in providing a more comprehensive and true-to-life learning experience. Based upon proven educational principles, mation pictures, sound recorders and graphic materials are used in the classroom in coniunction with regular materials such as the textbook. lt must he emphasized that this is not a program of entertainment luut is an integral part of the present day concept of good learning procedure. . . ' K I .. Q ' Ihe annual board met in early September and began planning the yearbook. The statt was chosen and each member went to work. They were advised by Mr. Richard DeWolte, and Mr. Harold Parnham supervised the pic- tarial division. Most ot this staff had been on the Junior Annual Stott and had some experi- ence in realizing the value at cooperation in undertak- ing such a project. nnual Beard SJANDING- Mr. DeVVolte, Advisor, Judy McKarns, Circulation Manaqer, Wanda Faber, Secretary, Gearld Cuinlierland, Editor in chief, Ardtth Banks, Treasurerg Danny Dayhatl, Advertising Manager. STATED Connie Rundell, Classes Editor, Dick Dietz, Business Manager, Charlotte Best, Assistant Editor, Homer Scott, Sports Editor, Channing Bush, Pictorial Editor, Harriett Bennett, Activity Editor, Dorothy Bickel, Literary Editor. For the first time in the history at Montpelier High School there has been an academic course in journalism. The voice of the students was revived again by printing a school newspaper, The editorship and other positions on the staff were rotated sw that all in the class received experience in the different tields at newspaper work. Montpelier was represented by eight students and Mr. DeWolte at the Kent State University Journalism Convention in April. The class was responsible tor the opening at the Round l-louse. Journalism Stall STANDING- Mr, DeWolfe, Dick White, Gerald Cumberland, Harriett Bennett, Channing Bush, Ted Huston, Norma Yaraer, Pearl Lovejoy, Danny Dayhott Gene Heist. SEATED- Marilyn McCrea, Jeanette Clark, Marilyn Calvin, Charlene Greenman, Lynette Clark, Carolyn Snyder, MISSING--WPG! Yagelskt. I' llilu I'lI1 'll .X'l.X'l', . wvgg WWXNMSWJ W www' SJ' fwwisfy-wwb' www ww N IXQZQQ, XYJSQDQNJQ GG WWSWSZJAQXQWQZ XVWKSJMW QSMWW iw' gww 055 ND gifgqvv .47 Q91 1 'VI FRONT ROW---Gary Clark iBackl, Chet Ely fBackl, Eugene Lockhart CEndl, Val Michael fBackJ, Homer Scott lEndJ, Bull Suders lBockl, John Geren lGuardl, Duck Brondeberry lBockJ, Darold Figgens lGuordl. SECOND ROW--Jum Selkman fMgr.J, Jerry McDonald LBai:kl, Max Grant CGuardJ, Joke Priest CTocklcl, Fritz Ccurr CBackJ, John Nold lBockj, Dcrold Steunke iGuardl, John Fuser lEndl, Rudy Spencer lGuardJ, Gene Karnes lBockl, Claud Barnard lMgr.J, THIRD RO 'V-Duke Small fCoochJ, Skip Hollock fCenterl, Jack Shaffer lBackJ, Jom Hopkins IEndJ, Roger Robison lTocklel, Duck Cuusler lTackIel, Fred Bauer fCenterJ, Otis Mercer lGuardl, Al Lubowicki lCoochl. V., ,,u..,T 6 . it - 'tvpsvlsw-.ts , Q 17 f ' I W 5 X A ,il wr . ' 7 1 Duke li-llllif SlX'l'l'fl'll'O Football COACHES DUKE - Duke was known os a good coach and o swell guy to everyone on the team. He alwoys seemed to know that even though we lost, sometimes, we were trying our hardest for him, With a little luck the l949 seoson could have been a very successful one. All of the seniors will remember him and the underclassmen will be looking forwofd to onother season with Duke , Al. - Al was more or less tcugged as the line coach. Any time you looked, the line would be either duck-walking or doing blocking. Everyone in the line gat to know Al as a person who does everything for someone else and never thinks of himself. For this reason Al become a real friend of everyone on the teom. EUGENE LOCKHART End Before Gene was plagued by injuries in the latter part of the season he was a standout on both offense and defense. Many end runs were successful only because of his timely blocks. JOHN GEREN Guard To John the game was never lost until the final gun. From the start to the end John was in there giving his best, His fighting spirit ranks with the greatest. BILL SIDERS Halfback Being little didn't stop Bill from making all league. His shiftyness and speed enabled him to be one of the top ground gainers in the league. VAL DEAN MICHAEL Halfback After a lay-off in his Junior year Val came back to help out this season. lt was hard for Val to get in shape but when he did he was one of the hardest halfbacks in the league to stop. DON NICOLON Tackle Playing either tackle or line-backer Don was a standout on defensive play, He was known for his smash- ing tackles and his ability to keep the team's spirit up. HOMER SCOTT End All league end, Homer was a triple threat. Playing most of the game, Homer would do the team's punting, throw posses, besides snaging more than his share of them. LORREN PHILIPS Tackle Although this was Lorren's first year at football he played regularly at tackle. Lorren never let down but was always in there pitching when the going got rough. Football-1950 During Fair week this year the team trained hard, and even stayed away from the Fair in order to go Over and play a spirited game against Defiance, and come out on the better side of a hard fought battle that ended in a 6 to 6 tie. The next week the boys were still gloating over the tie and forgot that they had to play Napoleon that week. The cost of this forgetting was a 39 to 0 setback. The only game this year in which we failed to score. Smarting from the onesided defeat of the week before, the practices this week were just the opposite of fooling around. Due to this hard work and a good turnout of fans, Pelier turned the tables and whipped Liberty Center 33 to l8. On October the 7, a good Sylvania team came to town and showed us how to play football. This lesson was a 24 to 6 defeat. Rossford wasn't supposed to have too much this year, but picked the night we played them to prove that they were somewhat underrated. They seemed to be under-rated about 24 to 7. The big week had finally come. It was the week of the Bryan game. No matter how much spirit there seems to be for the other games there is always more for this game. That goes for the students, faculty, town, plus a never 'die team. Although Pelier outplayed the Bears throughout the game, we came out on the short end of the score, 20 to l8. It was stated that the Locals won everything but what they wanted most, the ballgame. We now seemed to be on a somewhat unlucky streak. After losing a real heartbreaker the week before, Wau- seon came over and kept things going at the rate of 20 to l9. That's just about as close as you can come without being there. The streak went right on at Hillsdale. Although the statistics favored us greatly we were edged by the score of 7 to 6. The last game of the season we were determined to win and proceeded to do just that at the expense of the Libby Lightweights from Toledo. The score was 28 to 0. PA GE SI X TY-I l VE FIRST TEAM LINE- Left End -A Gene Lockhart - 6' - 160 lbs. - Senior Right End - Homer Scott - 6' 1 - 175 lbs. - Senior Left Tackle - Max Grant - 5' 10 - 155 lbs. - Sophomore Right Tackle - Roger Robison - 5' 11 - 195 lbs. - Junior Left Guard -- Darold Figgins - 5' 10 - 155 lbs. - Junior Right Guard - John Geren - 5' 10 - 160 lbs. - Senior BACKS- Center - Bob Beard - 6' - 190 lbs. - Junior Quarterback - John Nold -- 5' 9 - 145 lbs. - Sophomore Fullback - Jim Wallace 4 5' 11 - 185 lbs. - Sophomore Right Half - Bill Siders - 5' 8 - 145 lbs. - Senior Left Halt - Val Michael --- 5' 10 - 180 lbs. Senior SECOND TEAM LlNEg BACKS- Lett End - Jim Hopkins Center - Fred Bauer Right End - John Oliver Quarterback - Jerry McDonald Lett Tackle - Jake Priest Fullback - Gary Clark Right Tackle - Dick Custer Right Half -- Dick Brandeberry Lett Guard - Derald Steinke Left Half - Chet Ely Right Guard - Otis Mercer PA U15 SIX TY-SIX Basketball VARSITY FIRST ROW-Donny Duyhoff, Bill Sidcrs, Donny Winzclvr, Dvrold Sfcmkc, Duck Bromlc-lar-rry, Tum Childers, SECOND ROW-Dukc Smoll 1As5rsTCmT Coachh, Gone Hmcr QMQLJ, Bob Bcorci, Homor Scott, Tm! Husum, Gone Honst, Harold Mnsor, Russ Emons lCoochD. RESERVES FIRST ROW-Fred Bczucr, Larry Yogclskn, Gcnc Karma-5, Chet Fly, Jerry McDonald, Skip Hallock, H, Crntchfncld. SECOND ROWfGory Clark, John Oliver, Dukc Small lAsslsfonY Couch? Russ Emcms 4'C0cxrh, Kmmy Cox, John Nold, Duck Custvr lMqr.H. I'lf.I'. NIXID SIIIN I llur Ellilllh RUSS - Although as successful on paper one ot the best years we little extr the l949-50 in the minds of all the players it was had. Russ was always trying to give us that a push thot we needed. l know that it this season could be played over it would look differe t season couldn't be put clown n on paper but the same to the boys. lt was the little things he was always doing that helped so much. All in all, the seniors feel honored to have played their last year under a swell guy and the underclassm I en ook forward to next year. CHEERLEADERS There can't be enough said on the part of the cheerleaders this year. Anyone knows that it's a cinch to cheer when your team is winning consistently, but these girls kept right on cheering their hearts out even though we didn't win every game. They deserve as much praise as anyone ond never seem to get it. LE FT TO RIGHT - Norma Yar er J g , oyce Echler, Lynne Lockhart, Connie Rundell. l'll'I' r HOMER SCOTT: One of the five players on the all- league team, Homer gave a good accoJnt of himself in all games even though his opponents were mostly taller, He grabbed many rebounds from the big fe.lows and averaged IO points a game. TOM CHILDERS: Tom seemed to be able to make them from al angles and places in practice but when he got in games he froze up. However he untroze in the Bryan game and kept us ahead with his long ones. GENE HEIST: Cactus eye , as Gene was known to most people, was iust as effective as his name suggests. Moving from under to the outside, either place he was a constant threat with his timely shots. TED HUSTON: Ted was possibly the best shot on the team os he could sink them from either the corner or from underneath. His height was also a determining factor for his share of rebounds. 1 DANNY DAYHOFF: Dan was never out fought in a game and always got the ba.l through somehow. Equally effective with either hand, he was hard to stop when he gat the range. BILL SIDERS: Although Bill was forced to the side- lines before the season was over be- cause of iniuries, he was hard to stop when handling the ball and also stole it from the opposition countless times, RESERVE TEAM Basketball-1950 ln the first game of the season the Hillsdale Hornets came to town for a ball game and went home on the long end of a 29-24 score. The following week a very good Ashley, lndiana team visited Montpelier and they, too, went home the winners 6l-43 although we played a fairly.good game. By this time the squad should be getting better be- cause of some experience under its belt in the form of two defeats. However over-confidence cost us the Edon game 5l-48. Defiance was rated as the team to beat and they sure started out to show us by jumping to a 2l-2 first quarter lead. Although the locals rallied it wasn't enough as Defiance wan 5l-40. ' That first defeat in the league kind of took the wind out of our sails, but the next week in practice we settled down and lost a thrilling 38-36 game to Napo- leon that Friday. Archbold was headed for the state, they said, and beat us 50-30 on the way. Although really keyed up and wanting to win this one badly, we blew a 7 point lead and went down in defeat 39-37 to Liberty Center, then in first place in the league. The next week we took heart in the good fight that was put up at Liberty and were ready for them when Wouseon came here and sent them home licking their wounds in the form of a 34 to 28 defeat, for our first victory of the season. Being a little cocky about beating Wouseon we weren't ready for it when we got trampled by Bryan 45-30. A game that we were to remember a little later. Liberty came to town the following week and al- though the home team scored more field goals than the Tigers they canned the charity throws and won 33-29. The next week on our first floor with glass back- boards, at Angola and we didn't do so hot. Since some excuse is expected we will blame them for our 52-39 defeat. Wouseon hit good and the locals didn't even hit when they got revenge for their setback here by drubing us 49-39. Bryan came to town the next week still gloating about their I5 point victory over there. Since it was the proper thing to do, we chose this game as our second win and sent them home very much un-gloated, 48-40. Defiance again jumped off to a 20 point first quarter and went on from there to rub it in 63-48. Napoleon did the same thing only a little different. They only won by 6l-48. As this game was our last of the regular season we finished up with a 2 and I3 record. In the tournament we got our first break and drew a bye to play the winner of the Liberty Center- Fostoria game. Fostoria trounced Liberty and we met them the next night. Although playing a good game and even leading 8-9 at the end of the lst quarter, Fostoria had a good second quarter and went on to win 54-4l. They also took Napoleon in their stride in winning the tournament. When the reserve team was hot it was really hot and when it was cold it was really cold. While beating some of the best reserve teams in the league and losing to some of the worst our boys ended well up in the standings. lt could never be said that these boys ever gave up as can be proved by the win over Liberty Center after trailing at one time by twenty points. This kind of spirit is a credit to the school and is helping in seasoning the stars of tomorrow. Nov. Montpelier Nov. Montpelier Dec. Montpelier Dec. Montpelier Dec. Montpelier Dec. Montpelier Dec. Montpelier Jan. Montpelier Jan. Montpelier Jan. Montpelier Jan. Montpelier Jan. Montpelier Feb. Montpelier Feb. Montpelier Feb. Montpelier 1516115 SIil'1'f.X l'1' RESERVE SCORES Hillsdale - 39 Ashley 37 Edon 29 Defiance - l9 Napoleon - 32 Archbold - 22 Liberty Center 27 Wouseon - 30 Bryan - 30 Liberty Center 3l Angola - 37 Wouseon - 29 Bryan 33 Defiance - 27 Napoleon - 42 ,liminr High lflieiirliiiiilizrs LEFT TO RIGHT - Jane Williams, Marcia Zulch, Lois Cummins, Dawn Watts, RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Jeanine Brown, Harriette Yagelski, Ethyln Kuhlman, Mildred Thomas. YELL LEADERS We've got the coach! We've got the team! We've got the pep! We've got the steam! Coach! Team! Pep! Steam! l5 Rahs for Pelier's Team. Sli Vl'I.'N l'l -f ,,f 'fu' FRESHMEN TEAM As the scores indicate, the Freshmen team has established a record of which we can be proud. No individual in this team was particularly outstanding as a scorer, but the team through wonderful teamwork won ll games and lost only 3 Defiance v Napoleon Liberty Center Wauseon Bryan - Hillsdale - 3O 30 lO 29- 35 27 28 Liberty Center P,-l G16 SI'fl'I'f.X I'Y-'I' ll'O FRESHMEN SCORES 2l 25-Wauseon 3l 26-Bryan - ll 29-Defiance 21 25-Liberty Center 18 24-Napoleon 20 '25-Napoleon '29-Defiance 'Tournament games Won ll, Lost 3 I5 28 27 I8 23 20 25 'I949 Nancy Allen Leland Allman Walter Armstrong Valere Barber Richard Barnhart Lois Bavin Mary Beucler lAndersonl Beverly Brown Jean Brown Eloise Burcham E. Leon Casper Marilynn Carr Dallas Dick M. Jeanne Grice Ronald Gray Geraldine Hackert Laura Haines Ralph Harrington JoAnne Heller Roger Houk Richard Hauser Lloyd Hunter Helen Johnston John Johnston Dwight Klein Habert Krouse Vonda Lightbody Larry Loghry Zeta McEnroe Jacquelyn McMillen Harold Mercer Lewis Mick Orvill Macherman Thelma lMoodyl Stambaugh Herbert Moor William Moshier Gerald Mullins Lynn Myers Ann Newell Mary Nold Thomas Neilands Mary Pignatoro Dolores Pinkley Beverly Risser Helen iRittenhousel Johnson Hillis Rockey Joyce Royal Frederick Rupp Barbara Scott Donna Stantz Lyle Storrer Richard Shepard Donald Steinke Mary Sears Betty Suntken Barbara Summers Paul Thomas Richard Todd Edith lTownsl Joyce Richard Turner DeWayne Waldron Gloria lWeithJ Rainey Robert Winzeler Shirley lWismanJ Miller Dorothy Wohlford Mary Varner Angeline Yagelski 'I 948 Robert Childers Carol lFletcherl Rozell Pat Fry Richard Apt Joanne lBaileyl Baxter Mary Baker June lBanksJ Oyer Marilyn lBaxterl Bailey Bette lBeckl Beck Barbara Bode Dennis Brown Richard Brown Ronald Brown Richard Burcham Harry Calvin Jacqueline Chappell Katherine Cleveland Mabel lCogswelIl Macherman Lorna Dayhoff Weldon Dean Lorraine lDeetzl Rockey Venetia Dilworth Jo Ann lDrakel Miller Jeannette Esterline Modestus Fry Alumnl Claudine lHondyl Richter Maxine Herman Pauline Herman Bill Hoffman Jack Howald Constance Kannel Phyllis Kepler Ted King Valencia lKissingerl Finkenbiner Bert Kizer Jack Lanius Joan Laub Luanna lLeothermanl Curry Adelia lLirotl Robinson Jean Ann Lockhart Nancy Maiean Gwen Meyer ArLieto Michael Keith Michael Harold Mick Dale Miser Robert Neal Barbara Owen Wanda lParksl Snow Heien lRobertsl Dillon lrene Roush lkeesel Peggy Scharlow lMooreJ Janet Scott Bill Shaw Edgar Snow Janet Snyder Joanne lSnyderl Bunce Waneta Spencer Donna Startzman Elizabeth Stimson LeRoy Thomas Pauline Thomas lrene Tressler Ralph Tressler Phyllis lTurnerJ Gunn Colleen iwagnerl Levings Donald Willis Ido Mae Willis Shirley lWoIfel Fifer Joe Youse 1941 Robert Lockhart Richard Ely Eleanor lMochermanl Ruotz Roger Cook Alice Anders Anne Beams James Best Dee Bible Don Butzin James Cheadle Mark Jane Clark Robert Clark Mary Lu Critchtield Robert Croft William Crane June lDannisonl Moore Duane Dirrim Elaine Dirrim Shirley lEherlyl Piddock William Echler Mary lEIsonl Piddock Jack Esterline Mary lFirestonel Oxender Charles Geren James Golding Verna Groves Paula Hart Margaret Hartman Charles Heller Diane Hilkert James Huston Buddy Knecht Adrian Knepper Margie Light Joan Long Alfred McClelland Mariorie McDonald James McMillen Sally lMcMillenl Priest Patricia lMillerl Heller Thelma lMontgomeryl Grine Velma Montgomery Mary Moor Evelyn lMoorel Armstrong Marvin Moore Ronald Moore Roscoe Moore Milton Nalin Donald Nye Dorothy lPikeJ Ester Louis Pike Robert Reese Pat Robinett Pauline Roush lEchlerl Nancy Rundell Margaret lSnowl Webster Norma lStockmanl Miller Pat Summers lDeceasedl Eloise lTingleyl Tinney James Todd Eugene Wagner Betty White Pauline Wisman 1946 Erma Brandon James Miller Ina Mae lHarringtonl Knecht Virginia Stimson Doris Barrett Duane Baxter Raymond Beard Mary Beams Denver Beck Ralph Brandeberry Robert Briner Virginia lBrownl Lautermilch Gerald Childers Dick Cotter Marilyn iCumminsl Strait Hal Decker Mary Ellen lDeetzJ Brandt John Dwyer Neil Ensign Helene Falco Lorraine Ferguson Geraldine lHilll Montgomery Sora Hopkins Don Hostettler Marcella Uohnsonl Gee lllega lKingl Walker Richard Knecht Annabelle lKumnickl Thomas Victor Lattanner Howard Lee Raymond Lang Rosella iLongi Stoner Don Lyon Harold McKarns Howard Moor Dolly l0xenderl Brewer Pot lParnhaml Oxender Betty lPIouckl Lamberson Guy Priest, Jr. Jack Robison Marjorie lRoushl Michael Hope lSatterfieldJ Clymer Luella lScottl Rockey Mary Selkman Dortha lSmithl Moor Robert Strawser Robert Strohl Isabel lTingleyl lmm Richard Tressler Charles Walker Thomas Watts Donna lWillgusl Cogswell Darlene lWillisl Pittenger lDeceasedl Richard Wilson Rose Winzeler 1945 Everett Bailey Paul Baker Elizabeth Barnhart Fred Bauer Pat lBennettl Sweet Robert Bradley Lawrence Cogswell Eloise lConnollyJ Rigg Kathleen Cox Gracilee lCritchfieIdl Siebenaler Elmer Dietrich Rosemary Fisher Betty lGilcherl Stantz Joan lGrantl Cox Phyliss Guilinger Leland Gunn Kenneth Harmon Robert Heller Doris iHepkerJ Stambaugh Bette lHortonl Pann Evelyn iKemarIyl Copeland PA GE SE VEN TY- THREE 1945 lCon't.j Marilyn iKnepperl Meinhardt Len Lantz Mary iLeathermanl Cook Louis Light Rose Mary lLocyl Smethurst Marlin Mansfield Delores Meyer Pauline iMaierJ Brannon Dane Michael Donald Miller Ruth iMerrifieldl Suftel Raymond Moore Lorraine Post Rose Marie Priest Dale Pushee Dorothy lRobisonl Miller Nancy lllothenburgerj Byers Willodine lRuffi Jones Anna tSchellingJ Kissinger Marilyn Shaeffer Marjorie lStrawserj Hasten Glenn Sutfel Betty Thorp Thomas Tyler Anna iWaIlacei Wagner Iris tWallacei Pace Richard Williams Dorothy iWoolfi Ray Paul Wyrick George Yarger 1944 Harlan Babb Marie Bavin Hazel Beek Willis Bible Dick Brannon Ronald Brown Donald Carrott Martha lCookJ Poorman Beatrice Crist Roberta Dean Clare Dilworth Marion iEberlyi Wasnich Robert Eberly Roger Ely Veda Ensign Dolores iFackleri Francis Geraldine tGreenmanl Cox Jack Grill Harold Haines Kathryn lHandyJ Brannon David Henry Norma it-lepkeri Clymer Gordon Hill Patricia lHoukj Pushee Priscilla lKannelj King Marjorie iKileyl Harris Eugene King Franklin Lantz Lynn Lightbody Robert Long Helen Merriman Audrey fMichaeli Tingle James Montgomery Willadene lFisnerJ Moore James Pace June iPowersl Shipley William Priest Donald Rockey Marjorie fRothenburgerj Smith Rosalie lRoushl Trausch John Selkman Betty lSmithj Davis Anita lWallaceJ Snow Margaret CSticknc-yi Greene William Summers Faye Tressler Ray Van Auken Lawrence Van Fossen Elsie Wallace Phyllis iWeaverl Beamer Audrey lWeldonl Tingley Robert Wilson Norma lYoungsi Bartley Richard Snow 1943 Val Connolly Gerald Patterson Dick Pressler Betty tCritchfieldl Oyer Orlando Allman Phyllis iAnkneyj Colon John Bartley Catherine Bible John Boisher George Brandt Vivian lCheadlel Brown Virginia lColel Davenport PA GE SE VEN 'l'Y-FO UR Beatrice lDeGroffl Jones Ralph Cox Robert Darr Betty lDiemerJ Miller Wayne Deitrich Hal Dietz Donald Echler Peggy iEdwardsi Wadsworth Lavon Elson Thelma iFalcoi Herb Jane tGrimesl Storrer Marjorie iHaasej Dossett Carlton Hart Maurice Harmon Arlene lHasfordj Lockhart Betty Headley Paul Henry Dudley Hillard June iHortonl Hepker lla Uumpj Houck Betty lHustonj Westfall Paul Johnson Maynard Knepper Elnara lKrisherj Van Coppenolle Leroy Lamberson Helen Faber lllah lManleyj Apt Joan iMansfieIdJ Scott James Mick Marvel iMiIleri Moore Robert Nutter Doris iPriestj Oyer Helen lPerkinsi Luke Irene Ruff Harvey Scott Norman Snow Hal Stambaugh Paul Strawser Robert Storrer William Tingley Lynette iTingleyi Stickney Norma Watts Rosalie iToddJ Strawser William Welch Mary lWelchj Zachrich Arthur Woolf Denver Yarger 1942 Wilman Ansley Walter Bauer Roger Beek Charles Brotton Bethel lBriml Custar Bonnibelle lBrowni Stahl Doris tBrownJ Dilworth Richard Byers Martha Chapman Jerry Chappell Mary lChildersl Hiatt Walter Connolly Louis E. Courtney Catherine Cox Doris iCumminsJ Emenheiser Betty Summers Harvey Dargitz Doris Deisler Yevonno Detwiler Helen Ensign Patricia iFergusonj Gordon Richard Gee Vivian Gregg Frances lGuilingerJ Firestone Harold Gunn Sar-A-Lee Harrell Madonna Herman Mary iHinerj Larson Ralph Huber Richard Johnson lDeceasedi Ira Kannel Bonnie fKingl Griffith Gene Kosier Betty lKruseIli Roberts Wesley Lamberson Marion Lee Clara CLongJ Sowle John Locy Marguerite CMcDanielJ Hart Chester McKarns Mayroe Michael Donald Miller Donna Miller Marilyn lMillerJ Richmond Ruth CNewmanl Elmer Warren Nalin Wayne Nolin Margaret iOsbornl Gordon Wayne Pike Richard Plouck Tom Prosser Frances lPusheej Bowers Dene Richmond Ted Roberts Nola lRobisonJ Shiverdecker Charles Sears Earl Shankster Martha lSprankelli Sapp Elgie Stickney Marcella lTateJ St. John Robert Teats Arlene Whitney Beth Williams Marjory Youngs Dorothy iTinglei Locy Elmer Tressler Theodore Vinal Hester IWelshl Burkhart 1941 Thomas Calero Ann iPacel Kollar Rolland Lattanner Harry Robison Joe Allen Willard Allen Charles Altaffer Lois iArthurJ Musser Willene iBauerl Tibble Marjorie Bavin Joan lBestl Nalin Marjorie iBestl Priest Dennis Bible George Bible Howard Bradley Betty lBrimj Brigle David Briner John Theodore Carrott John Childers Wayne Churchman Richard Clark Edward Connell Carlton Cook Hal Cook Marie lCramerJ Trausch Helen tCumminsl Sayers Maribell Davis Harry Deisler Doris Doenges John Firestone Joe Griffith Leland Haines Robert Handy Norma Hart Robert Hart Ruth lHawkinsl Greenfields Willene Headley Cleo Hepker Eleanor iHoopsi Boyd Margaret Hume Ray Jump Richard Kerr Donald D. Krill Alice iKruselll Pearce Elizabeth iKumnickJ Robison Lamar Kuttler Charles Lowery Sherman Mercer Betty lMansfieldJ Olson Dolly Mae tMickl Crist Lester Miller Robert Miller Virginia lParnhamj Fabaine Kent Pittenger Lee Powers Russell Priest Doris iReesej Lyon Herbert Rockey Ann CRothenburgerl Huffer Eugene Sapp Warren Fisher Bill Sayers Robert Shepard Leon Shoup James Slagle James Stahl Margaret lStainthorpej Decker Orville Strawser Dorothy tStrayerj Schlegel Betty CStrobleJ Golding Joe Summers Louis Tingle Fanny lToddl Carr Nancy iToddj Norris Bill Wallace Robert Weidner Phyllis tWhitel Squire Randolph White Berneda iWismanj Nettie Ellen lWyrickl Smethurst Betty iYargerj . 1940 Mary lAnsleyl Word Frederick Bavin Lucille lBechtoll Frisbie Anita iBeekl Nichols John Bloom Ethel Maxine lBordnerJ Moore James Brannon Beulah lBrownJ Ebert Walter Cameron James W. Coleman Cecil Cook, lDeceasedl Doris DeGrotf Jessie Courtney Max DeGroff Thedo lDickinsonl Critchfield Arlene lDilwarthl Foler Lewis Doughton Flora Eberly Anna Eberly Mickey Falco Tony Falco Dorothy Fenicle Ralph Flinchbaugh William E. Shatzer Glenna lEchIerJ Towers Eilene lMaterl Sickmiller Lee Henry Kathleen Govin William Hadson Eva lHugJ McKeIvey Max lhrig Helen Uumpl Dill Daryl Knepper Wilmer Koller Donald Krill Mary lLettJ Hall Kenton McLaughlin Orville Manley Merclyn Michael Jeanette lMickl Lamb Denver Miller Dorothy Miller Eldon Mochermon Harold Moor Francis lMorrisonl Brannon Vera Marie lPikeJ Lovejoy Mary lkobertsl Whidden Carl Ruetz Kermit Scholl Burton Shambarger, lDeceasedl Laurie lShoupl Creek Mary Evelyn lSiebenalerl Zuber Charles Smith Virginia tSprankelll Hoadley Gloria Stage Val Strayer, lDeceasedl Beulah Stump Don Teeters Harold Thomas LaVern Tingle, lDeceasedl Floris Towne Ernest Tressler Mary J. lTrautmani Clack Charles Varner Richard Weidner Madonna lWelshl Brenner Vivian lWheelerJ Richmond Margaret lRoderl Ebert James Zochrich Gwen lSmithl Sperling Betty lGarverl Reynolds 1939 Thelma Allman Betty Baker Burton Bassett, lDeceasedJ Paul Bible William Boone Irene lBardnerl Mettler Vincent Bordner Dallas Brandt Max Brown Bert Cameron Frank Chapman Jane Chappell Boyd Clark Lloyd Clark, lDeceasedl Robert Collie Vincent Cook Georgia lCosperl Bassett George Copeland Doris lDarbyJ Copeland Franklin Dill William Faulkner Weldon Dukes Arlene Fisher Lewis Haines Doris lHartl Thompson Willis Headley Rollond Henry James Herb Jane Hicks Frank Howard Fauniel Johnston Myrtle lKnechtl Cook Lyle Knepper, lDeceasedl Loyal Lee Hollis Lougheed Margaret lLyonJ Bostoter Elmer Lowery Mary lMaierl Knauer Kathleen lNicholsl Winn Clara lOsbornel Dukes Eileen lPaull Weitzel Mary Ann lPignataroJ Keesbury Keith Plouck Howard Robb Grace lRublel Esterline Lynette lScharIowl Bordner Doris lSmithl Pendell John Spencer Theda lStrayerl Galanic Ina Mae Teal Darrel Thorp Wilma lTingleyJ Hinkle Earl Wallace Laurine lWalIingl Murdock Virginia lWattsl Brown Charlene lWismanl Sostoi Leonard Zigler Linden Zigler 193B Carlin Abend David Barnhart Doris lBeamontJ Gleason Nelson Bloom Kathryn lBrattonJ Northrup Doris Clinger Phyliss lBoisherl Henry Guy Connolly Charles Courtney James Cox Kenneth Cunningham, lDeceasedl Virginia lDarrl Lantz Donald Davis Margaret lDilwarthl Ruest Kenneth Doenges Ethel lEagerl Siegel Richard Hall Vivian llflauckl Martin Eldon Hawkins Raymond Herb Helen Holloway Waunetto ll-loagl Seward Margaret Jackson Viola Jackson Wesley Jackson Dora Lee Uohansenl Biery Eldon Joyce Ladyne Keller George Jump Lourice Kirk Mary lKirkl Whitney Ira Kilpatrick Isabelle lKollarl Carr Denver Lee Wayne Lougheed Margaret Lykins Elnore lMcCamisl Connolly Marcile lMcCreal Ebough Theo Manley Louise lMessnerl Starr Robert Montgomery Rosemary lNewmanl DeGroff John Nichols Dana lNorthrupl Oberlin Dorothy lOsborneJ Haug Josephine lPignatarol Brandt Tony Pignatoro Marcelle lPikel Lovejoy Sara Betty lProsserl Wayland Alice lRichmondl Bowen Odelia Mae lRiggl Schaull Richard Rummel Maxine Skinner Ralph Starr Carson Stickney Maurice Strayer Irene lStrobell Winright Genevee lStuIlerl Lung Melbo lTatel Elbert Thompson James Trautmon Harry Tressler, Jr. Virginia lTretterl Law Doris lwaterstonel Bible Waneto lWismanl Holt Archiel Yarger Mary Louise lYoungl Poettgen Dorothy Youngs Margaret Ellen lTeall Woodruff 1931 Arlene lBaerl Manley Clinton Bartley Norma lBartleyJ Teats Alice lBouerl Reeves William Barnhart Robert Beach Thurlow Beek Elsie lBirminghaml Lewis Jane lBiblel Robinette Ronald Boyer Virginia lBriml Tingle Mildred Briner Vivian Briner Bernard Brown Theodore Chapman Faith lClarkJ Kepler Virginia lCopelandl Harvey Ralph Brannon Clifford Darr Irene lDeGrotfl Meyers Virginia Gabriel Louise lGarrettl Haines Eugene Gordon Maurice Gregg Margaret lGuilingerl Van Dyke Carl Hendricks Harriette lHenryl Carey Oscar Henry Eugene Hershey, lDeceasedl Howard Hiner Hoyt Hinkle Willis Hoadley Winona lKautmanl Foley Edna Moe Krill Miriam iLykinsJ Harold McFann, Jr. Orland Mixter, lDeceasedJ Keith Miller Harriet Matter Josephine lParkerJ Helf Leslie Pike R, T. Pressler Erla Radley Charles Rainey Rex Richmond Waneto lRichmondl Miller Doyle Robinson Elizabeth lSearsJ Elliott Rachel lShoupJ Franks Reuben Sines, lDeceasedl Doris Jean lSmithl Fink Lloyd Stahl Martha lStickneyl Victor Thorpe Loretta lClarkl Middleton R. B. Tingle Katherine twallacel Cogswell Richard Weaver Jack Weidner Vernon Weiserborn Lettie Marie Williams Olen Williams Margaret lwismanl Schnitker William Zigler lone Zochrich 1936 Jock Luxan Richard Pornham Gladys iShalIl McKelvey Paul Robison James Barnhart Eldon Bauer Fern lBelll Pornham Betty lBennettl Rachel lBluel Price Robert Boone Lyle Brandon Donna lBrinerJ Goshorn Violet lBrubakerJ Bible Robert Changnon Velma lCookl Durry Evelyn lDavisl Jerger Kenton Deily Keith Dickinson William Doughten Sievers Everitt Erma lFieldsl Summers Donna lFriedJ Henry Loretta lHainesl Bassett Virginia lHaasel Goeltzenleucht Betty lHalll Cripe John Houck, lDeceasedl Robert Harvey Harold Hawkins Mary Jane lHuardl Ballin Norman Hoag Margaret lHurttJ Perrin Lester Huber Clayton Manley Dora Jane lMickJ Hepker Mary Lou lNicholsl Branch Rosemary lOsbornl Lipps Anna lPignatarol Gotshall Mary tRoodeJ Donaldson Roger Ruble Elwyn Scholl Harold Schlegel El' Rachel lShanksterl McKelvey, lDeceasedl PAGE SEVENTY FIVE 1936 fCon't.l Doris lShaulll Peters Fern lSmethurstJ Georgia lStahll Ketrow Harold Starr Donna lTinglel Fisher Verna Tressler Donald Ward Mable lWhitel Worley Lowell Wilkins Mary lWilkinl Rummel Orvel Yarger Harry Yoder Robert Loughced Clayton Kennedy 1935 Naomi lBarnhartl Miller Althea iBauerl Bible Harold Bechtol Lucille lBiblel Franks Helen lBooneJ Osborn Lyle Boyer Russel Cain Betty lCameronJ Murrill Barbara Carpenter Ben Carr Helen lChangnonJ Wermer Robert Clay Marie lCoolmanl Dennis Eloise iCrcigl Miller Maxine lCunninghaml Dargitz Feo iDeGroffl Miller Wilma fDavisl Richardson Elizabeth llfalcol Daniel Josephine lFalcoJ Moran Richard Fcnicle Richard Faust Opal lFrymirel Dean Richard Gabriel, lDeceasedl Maxine lGorgasJ Sapp Lester Haines Cleola iHarmanJ Tressler Willis Henry Robert Holloway Lyle Kirk Marjorie iKnechtl Rieke Richard Lett Robert Luke Herman Lewis Denzel Lougheed Eileen lMcCreal Allomong Thelma lMcCreaJ Clark Lowell Martin Eileen lMcDowellJ Stroble Everett Miller William Mixter, tDeceasedJ Dorothy Mocherman Biddie lMoodyJ Falco Phyllis lNyeJ Faires George Parker Eleanor lPrelippsJ Lilo Mildred Rymers Robert Steward Harry Shaffer, lDeceasedl Mae lStahlJ Geescy Phyllis lStarrJ Boyer, lDeceasedJ William Weaver Thelma lStrayerl Reamsnyder Gretchen lWeidnerl Alaine Paul Zigler, lDcceasedJ Betty lWarrickJ Brandon Leona lYoungl Kirk 1934 Richard Allen, lDeceasedl Robert Bailey Jeannette lBauerl Thorpe Helen lBairdl Brannan Naomi lBarnhartl Carey Kathryne lBeckJ Roetzel Laura lBevieJ Kaufman Burton Blue Paul Bower Rose Lee Boyd, lDeceasedl Wolcott Branch, lDeceasedl Charles Brannon Clover iBrightl Drage Adeline iBrimJ Hendricks Edythe lBrinerJ Oyer Ruth Briner Lucille lBrownJ Miller June lBrowni Huston Doris YBuntainl Follis Charlette lBurtonJ Gorgas Bernard Clymer Hildreth iCreekl Darby Evelyn Cummins Dale Dargitz Mildred Deily Agnes lFisherl Cooper Mary Elizabeth lFrisbiel Oyer Arlene lFritzl Hallock Lester Funk Charles Gorgas PA GE Sli l 'EN TY-SIX Naomi lGrimesl Leininger Wilma lGroseJ Huber Raye lGrosel Golden Mary Miles lGuilingerJ Zeisloft Flossie lGuysel Beard Marie lHainesJ Poole Richard Hallock Beatrice lHartl Kirk Everett Hasford Elgie lHenryl Bechtol Maurice Henry Ella Mae lHickokl Jones Leo Hillard Lawrence Huber Hubert Kelly Morris Hummel Dorothy lHunterl Zigler Eleanor llhrigj Van Staen Ernest Johanson Helen Kaiser Robert Kirkwood Edwin Krill George Lee Mable Lister Blanche lMehrlingl Keppler Ross Messner Luella lMickJ Lougheed Kenneth Nelson Janice iNicholsi Middeswart Genevieve lRamerl Woodruff Orville Scott Mary lSewardJ Wisman Homer Shaffer Louis Shoup Lillian Silverman Ardis lStinel Stahl Darrel Strayer Katherine iTresslerl Odella Vonalt Kathryn lWallacel Raymond Wilken Vivian iZeiterl Luke June Zulch 1933 Ruth C. lBarnhartl Brown Raymond Lee Bass Dorothy F. lBavinJ Cochran Glenrose lBeckmanl Rakeshow, iDeceasedl Chester A. Bible Lois lBiblel Hawkins Netta lBiblel Faber Clarence Blodgett Glen F. Bohner Marvel A. iBohnerl Hodson Joyce Marie lButlerJ Helen L. lCarrl Spier Catherine lCasel Dickson Carman Clay Mary Agnes lConnellJ Bowers Eldon Connolly Fawn lCookl Saltzman, lDeceasedl Roe DeGroff Pauline DeMurth Lavine Dancer Eleanor tDarbyJ McKarns Max Eberly Janet iFiferJ Hern LeRoy Franklin Esther iFriedJ lhrig Genevieve lHillardl Youse John Robert Hinkle Evelyn lHoadleyJ Winzeler Rosamond it-loagl Connolly Jack Horner Theodore W. lhrig Willard D. Jackson Gordon Johnson Eugene Kimmel Frederick Lett Lois lMcCreal Wilson Virginia lMiserl Starr Dorothy lMcCamisl Merrilett Louise lMixterJ Moore Clarence Montgomery Jack Moran Glenn Myers Don Neff, tDeceasedl David Opdycke Jane iPhillipsl Kimmel Eldon Rainey Martha lRothenbergerl DuBois Osean iShallJ McDonald Celia Silverman Cleo iSnyderl Wingert Thomas Spivy Lyle Starr Leland Stickney Arland lWeberl Myers Jane CWingardl Flynn Amos Wisman Laura lHenryl Vale Beal Guinther Weldon Starr Eldwin Ritchey 1932 Alfred Bailey Margery lBechtolJ Davidson Murl lBeckJ Smith Bernard Boyd Eva lBillowl Givvney Bethal lBrannanl Swift Donna lBrannanl Wilgus Marvel lBrattonl Scott Marjorie Bright Warren Briner William Brown Alton Buntain Richard Changnon Elgie Clark Esther lColdsnowl Page Virginia lCookJ Roberts Dolen Custar Darwin Dickerhoff Maurice Evers Adella lFaberl Guyse Richard Freligh Raymond Gillette E.va Marie lGoshornl Wrikes 'lhomas Grimes Helen lGumpJ Potucek Lorence Guyse Gladys lHainesl Carma Heller Otto Kieffer Kenneth Kirk Helen lKumnickl Tressler Stanley Law Inez lLeathermanl Hugg Evelyn lLewisJ Mox Howard McCamis Ina lMcDaniel7 Kunsman Kenneth Miller Richard Miller, lDeceasedl Fred Moffitt Bryce Nichols Earl Osborn Francis lParkerl Theese Adele Pratt Ross Rutledge Alva Stahl Doris lSpakeJ Cox Helene lSummersl Berry Varian Thorp Alma tTinglei Benedict Fred Waterston Lois iWeberj Krontz Geneva lWhitel Fegler, lDeceasedJ keith Williams Mildred lwismanl Mangus Veryl lWismanJ Summers Wava lYostl Livelsparger Heolise tHoagJ Miller Alice Webb 1931 Robert Boyer Lucille lBrownJ Taylor Wiltrude lBrownJ Rupp Eleanor lBrineri Lesnet Carl Deadman Eldred Faber Robert M. Faust Howard Gorgas Greta lGriffithJ Cook Ruby Eleanor tHainesJ Bergman Augusta lHouckl McNulty Nadine Heller Mary lHerbl Weitzel Lewis Hicks Robert Kiess William Kirkwood Dorothy lknechtl Knisley Leona lMercerl Faber Paul J. Messner Janette lMixterj Sides Cedric Montgomery William O'NeiII Nanette lSargentJ Parr Carma lScottl Kumnick Woodrow Schlegel Wanette iShaull Faber, lDeceased7 Edith Skinner Harvey Snow, lDeceasedl Albert Snyder Robert Spencer Blanche lStahIl Olds Mary lTedrowl Rutledge Gene Thompson Nedra lTinglel Ray E. Traxler Henry Walter Eleanor lWelIsl Diller Robert Willet Bernice iWorthingtonl Wisman Dorothy lZulchJ Powser Loren Zulch Charles Youse 1930 Karl Bavin Rachael lBechtall Dargitz Lyle Beek Janet lBaonel Cushing Bernice Briner Vincent Butler Reba ICICIDPJ Flegal Arthur Donaldson Robert Edwards, lDeceasedi Charles Falco Stanley Fisher, lDeceasedl Martha Fried Greta lGriffithl Cook Helen lBechtoll Foughty Esther iHainesl Fox Merrill Haines Raymond Hallock Herbert Hill Richard Hodson Robert Hurtt Hazel Uohansonl Nicklow Virginia Kizer Pauline Kintigh Adele lKleini Irma lKumnicki Robert Lett Eugene Lewis Eldon Mercer Gertrude lMickJ Zulch Woodrow Miller Mannette Uackmanl Henke Clyde Osborn, lDeceasedl Elizabeth lFarleel Purk Leonia lNelsanJ Pedigo Harald Parnham Doris lkichardsonl Kaiser Mike Ringenburg Weldon Roberts Viola lRundeIll Carton Faye lSayrel Robert Shaull Evelyn Skinner Ida lSteinkel Canker Athalene lWiIdrickl DeVore Theodore Wingard Lloyd Wisman Beatrice lBarnharti Webber Carson Zeiters Charles Gabriel Robert Wingert 1929 Dorothy lStoverl Hauser Lucille lCustari Hunter Dorothy lChampionl Custar Maxine lSnyderl Oliver Kenneth Stahl Gerald Waterstone Lester Lougheed Doyle Kintigh Willene lBriglei Ansley Voneda lBaueri Traxler Helen lMcFanni Gorgas, lDeceasedJ Catherine lWingardl Love Lucille lReaderl Cunniff Elizabeth lBesti Goller Dale Wisman Maxine lGeei Chappiues, lDeceasedi Lucille lMoweri Mathews Donna lNeall Kern Laura lRiggardl Horner Ralph Purdy Luella lFiferi Zulch Fay Amsbaugh Herbert Curry Kris Johanson Clarence Haines Mary lParkerl Duff Gladys lFlickingerl Coe Max Drake Laurice lDrakeJ Brown Dexter Grundish Wilbur Clapp Paul Snyder Estell Stahl Lucille Krill Mable lSmithJ Ramsey Victor Nye Lear Ricketts Howard Shambarger Beatrice lTedhamsl Guyse Hal Ansley George Clemmer Beatrice lDrakel Snyder Wavel lBechtoIl Wismantle 1928 Robert Baker Clarence Andrews Pauline lAmesl Julia Brandeberry Elsworth Briner Florence lBeIIl Boyer Ralph Henry Lester Boyd Marjorie lCopeIandl Ames Louise lLombersonl Courtney Effie Blanche lCoxl Woodruff Loretta lChapmanl Wenger Ralph Champion Marvel lDeckerl Bumb Leonora lCornelll Van Fossen Leota lDrake Weaver Aldyth lEIsonl Parsons Gertrude lRootl Spencer, lDeceasedl Johnnie Haines George Heller Raymond Huber Marie lSchalll King Audrey lTedhamsl Filford Alice lEIsonl Luke Ralph Lateer Charles Miller, lDeceasedl Rachel lFletcheri Miller Ross Miller Leonard Mower Donald Mullen Helen lMullenl Miccichi Ruby lAIlmanl Northrup Emery 0'Neil Ruth lKrilll Rutter Julia lShankster7 Smith Maynard Shaffer Carl Shannon Estelleen lShearerl Willitt Lewis Spoke Mildred lStolli Leona lThomEsonl Molengraph Ilene lWorric J Montague Grace lleitersi Geesey Beulah lSpencerl Beck Audrey lStarrJ Esterline Merle Finch Thelma Hanover Lee Van Fossen Robert Gabriel Josephine lGumpl Cunningham Louise lHeIlerl Vodermork Jeanette lHainesl Van Mason Harriet lHouckl Spina 1921 Orpha lAnsleyl Aldrich Wendel Apt Clair Baker Ambrose Baldwin Richard Brandeberry Margaret lBauerl Dean Doran Bovin Leona lBeardl Moon Pauline lBirminghaml Rundell Wayne Bordner Roderick Chapman Dorothy lKintighi Doughton Dorothy lCanfieldl Doughton Lucille lCraigl Henderson Sidna Cliffo lGrundishJ Barton rd Hall George Harding Florence Echler Lorell Ford Lucille lGoldingl McDonald Richard Heth Lauren .Ioice Harry Harrington Elinare lKiessl Rose Ferral l Lockhart Sora lMillerl Getty Louis Mario Ruby Doris Mary John J une John Meine n Murphy lMcDaniell lParnhaml Hicks lMcElgunnl Beatty Parr lShannoni Seger Emily lSpealmanl Archie Wallace Raymond Weaver William Zulch Margaret lReaderl Anderson Leota lRundeIIl Bankey Lillian lNeygusl Oppenheim 1926 Frank Altoffer Clarence C. Bowen Ruth lAyersl Cleveland Alphretta lBrannanl McMiIlen Dorothy lBechtoli Heiserman Monroe Briner Victor Dargitz Mary lEnglishl Beard Louise lGabrieIJ Ross Metta lHawkinsl Hallstein Rudy Kumnick Leona lKobyl Seaman Ralph Leu Gerald Lockhart Virgil Lougheed Beatrice lMiserl Capen Ruth lMitchelll MurphY, lDeceasedl Elizabeth lO'Bryanl Altoffer Leslie Mower Lucille lPattenl Hammock Garnet lSurberl Meyers Ruth lRitcheyl Martha lStoryl Lockhart Ruth lSummersJ Hurtt Walter Tingle Gladys Wilgus Paul Vonalt Hazel lWorricki Young Adelia lWarrickl DeBolt Gladys lWarnerl Bostater Edna lliglerj Cox Carma lWaterstonl Neff Wayne Williams Ruth iWoodl Edmans Lulu iYargerl Keuhue 1925 Alice lBrownJ Boothe George Beck Blanche lBauerl Bechtol Eldon Anspaugh Ruth lBarnhartl Jayson Olen Beck Viola lBrinerJ Earl Brown Hildreth lDrakel Houk James C. Bell Ray D. Bovin Esther iCarrJ Wingard Harald Drake Helen iGreeki Donley Frances lKrissJ Corn Miles Kumnick Charles Hauser Zelma lHainesJ Agnew Helen lKurtzJ Luella lKintighJ Monical Louise lLattanneri LaRoe Margaret lLinerodei Michaels Wilma lMcCreal Deitrich John F. Martin Ruth lMiIleri Youst Beatrice lParnelll Wingard Earl Perkins Ruth lReedl Roan Dee L. lSpakel Wannamoker Leone lShriderl Barker Everett Thompson Helen Vernier Veryl lWilgusi Howland Paul Weaver Harold Shatzer Kenneth Wingard Helen lReedi DeLong Pauline lGreekl Holstein Marion Dargitz 1924 Lucille lKintighi Augustine Russel Beach lone lBrownl Cameron Ruth Chiles Albert Chapman John Copeland Francile lFalerl Dick William Henry Edyvean Paul Fast Gaython Flickinger Lelah lHainesl Herriman Eva lHaldermanl Craig Reginald House lda lEngIishl Jenners Weldon Kizer Alice lKizerl Martin Roby lGilcheri Miller Mary lNotsingerl Carpenter Robert Pressler Kathryn lMullenl Johnston Paul Underwood Lucile lCanfiedi Van Wyckhause Dorothy lRiggardi Yergey Grace lGautl Miller 1923 Lister Barnhart Eunice Bovin David Beach - Maxine lBlueJ Hunt Verna lPownelll Buck Donald Brannon Robert Carr Jay Crosley Leta lCopelandi DuBois Wayne Faith Portia lFixl Young Helen lBeamontl Harroff Thelma lLeveringl Hawald Lucy lBrinerJ Hilton PA GE SE VEN TY -SE VEN 1923 tCon't.l Naomi lWaterstonl Weaver Blanche Kimmel, iDeceasedl Nina lBeckj Steele Nina lOberlanderl Kizer John Lehman Mildred iNyej Lyons Esther lKentl Michel Golda lThompsonl Oten Dale McDaniel Mignonette lLemonj Roberts Georgiana Robinson Doris lCampbelll Brodrick Fred Spake Walter Steele Clotho lWarrickl White Marjorie lNcimeyerJ Darby Nadine Thurston Lockhart Deceasedl - l l , l Helen lWyantl Ryan Thora lMowerl Connolly Leland Williams Grace lWarrickj Yarian 1922 Rebecca iBarnhartl Curry Paul Bechtol Vivian lWeaverl Burdick Maynard J. Brown Glen Britton Lucille lStrayerl Carter Marjorie lCoxl Shepard Aletha lChapmanl Dietz Herschel E. Dean Kenneth Eubank Thelma lRileyl Gleason Marjorie Heth Elizabeth lHolsingc-rl Hopkins David Horner Lillie lH0ltj Hein Audrey lMakleyJ Lindsey Victor W. Lockhart John F. Miller Pauline lMcFannj Fiser William Ogden Ruby lHummell Rising Lena lBellJ Sines Thelma lEIsonj Wallett Irby lGoslinel Waber G. Walter Warrick Ruth lZulchl lmpton Helen lBrownl Marks 1921 Esther lNyel Barth Pearl lShatferl Blinn Wiltrude lBluel Vera tBrinkmanl Adolphus Deadman Blanche lWeaverl Deadman Pauline lFosterl Duke Ruth lMannl Fletcher Clara lCloydl Grcenman Kermit Grose George Haverstock Dorcas lWiIlj Kiel Kenneth Kiess Otha Lambersan Helen lHagarl Lockhart Grace lGilchcrl Lyons Marjorie lMayj Gladys lMillerJ Porter Mabel lRoushl Fackler Verna Pettit Walter Richardson Rachel lRothenbergerl Hotz Beatrice lGordonj Schaull Roger Schlosser Bard Spoke Evelyn tCampbelIl Swaisgoad Clela lCoxl Turley Lester Weidler Russell Whittecor, lDeceasedl Naomi lWoodl Zimmerman Gladys lAllemanj Wyrick 1920 Alice Allman Marjorie lBrownJ Kinsey Mary lBrownl Weaver Paul R. Burke Ruth lCarrj Van Gundy Onie Coblentz Pauline lDixonl Quintians Fred Elder Homer Eubank Clean Flickinger Zola lFlickingerl Best Flossie lFinchl Cummins Blanche lFeniclej Nye Fanny lGilcherl Goble Helen lHainesl Shearer LeRoy Heller Henrietta Hill Maurine Hodson Rex Kiess PA G15 S151 'liN'l'Y-EIGHT Inez lKirkenburgl Brannan Bruce McDaniel Lois lMillerl Reazin Charles Moore Florence lNiferl Coblentz Neva lOberlanderj Heller Harry Robison Grace lStatfordJ Williams Grace lSewardl Calvin Orland Swaisgood, lDeceasedl Lucille lWognerl Nichols Erma Wilgus 1919 Margaret lButlerl Abbott Lucille lVanFossenl Bauer Willis C, Bauer Ra'ph Baker Neva lGrayl Bailey Beatrice lBestl McNeil Ethel Ruth Bowen Olin Bible Maurice Beard Helen lYantisl Cummins Lorraine lO'Brianj Duterle Loyal H. Everly Herma lThompsonl Hester Helen Holt Mildred lLambersonl Hotelling Mildred lStrayerl Turney Lyle R. Miller Mildred lGoslinej Reichert Vivian lPetitl Roller Mabclle lPattenl Rigg, CDeceasedl Carmen lBeachl Siders Charles M. Story, lDeceasedJ William Shinn, Jr. Ruth lHarroldl Smith G'enn Stevens Lulu lDyej Wolf Dwight L Warrick Florence lNiferl Coblentz Clement D. Cox, tDeceasedj 1918 Golda lLougheedl Affother Vera Bollinger Mark Bordner Marie lWattersl Butler Ray Dye Ima iFeaglerJ Foley Harold Huffman Felix Jackson Zabelle lPlansonl King Merton Lockhart Lauren McDonald Robert Ogle Wilma lLeveringl Scott Mannette iOmeyj Johnston Volney Sines Berniece Stoner Velma lMannj Van Fossen Edwin Walter Lois lLongsworthJ Warrick 1917 Wert A. Dawson Ellis Porter Harold Thorpe Ralph Messner John Heller Thomas Van Fossen Cecil Stickney Ruth lHoltl Mehrling Vera iWaymirej Ennis Dorothy lChangnonJ Alexander Lucille lTraxlerj Huard Margaret CHillj Schwartz Vera lDirrirnl Tulley Vera lBattersonl Greene 1916 William Beek William Bode Marie tBurnsl Boss Dewey Cox Florence lFlynnl Mary Edna lHaffmanl Gray Helen lLambersonj lreiand Nell iMillerl Johnston Elmer Purdy Fred Smith Will Stewart Ronald Thompson Virginia lTresslerl Muir, lDeceasedl Maurice Tressler Mildred Umbenhauer Blanche L. lWalkerJ Hoffman Clyde Warner Lisle Weaver, lDeceosedj Rena iLangIeuj Taylor Donna lMilIerl Galpin 1915 Vera lHagelbargerl Champion Orpha iVan Wyel Covey Harry Dunlap Ethel lWeaverl Lougheed Harold Miller Hazel lCumminsl Miller Hardy Heth, iDeceasedl Loretta lAbrahamj Menner Vard Martin Genevieve lWillj McMahon Fern lDawsonl Shaw, lDeceasedl Dori Gregg, lDeceasedl Carl Miller, CDeceasedl Dee Maier Maurice Nye Keith Porter Robert Stroble Walter Stewart Dorothy lOst:-ornel Stolte Donald Weaver 1914 Sylvia lWeberl Bauer Harley Butler Fern Ensley Edith lMullenl Hart, lDeceasedl Clarice lWyantI Harris Lorin Hague Faith lWingertl Lutey Emmet Van Mason Pearl fArehartJ McFann Lela lWardl Nash Velma irouncel Neusbaum Otto Severance Marie Stouder Grace lStonerl Vetter Elvin Warrick, lDeceasedl Ethel lThompkinsl Weigle Ra'ph Wright 1913 Mildred Arehart, iDeceasedl Eliza CCaulkinsl Mercer Ruth lCreekj Altman Edna Kollar Mygleetes lRichardsonj Wontzig Wil iam Shatzer Esther lSlaybaughl Glee Gwendolyn E. lSmithl Stutsan Ellery Strayer L' land Voorheis Neva lWaIletj Oyer Lenora lWarnarl Apt 1912 Lavern H, Dental Ruby iWingardj Hall Gladys lRundelll Hatfield Warren Hague Arthur Houser Isabel lWaymirel Hunt Howard Luxan Roy Maier Lyle Rothenberger Ray Roush Ethel Louise lSaundersl Stoops Marie Traxler, lDeceasedl 1911 Clela lWeberl Bible Van Coldsnow Guy Hawkins, lDeceasedl Inez iBrownl Kirkenburg Virgil Knecht Vernier Shambarger lrene Stouder Russell Weaver Flora lWebsterj 1910 Hazel lAndersonl Van Hyning Mildred iSchneiderl Neal Marie Wilson 1909 Eva lLoncel Alwood Orpha lKimej Harvey Lenore lHoguej Lang Harriet lVan Humingl Mason Virgil P. Schuler Fanny lWilIiamsl Shatzer Harold Weaver Carmie lFriedj Wingard 1908 Burl Blue Myrtle lFrazierl Boyle Ella lBowenl Pierce Pierre B. Rothenburger Mannette lCollinsl White Frank Williams, lDeceasedj 1907 Hortense lSaundersl Britt, lDeceasedl Jessie lBeckerJ Duncan Bessie lSummersl Dwyer Bessie lMartinl Garrod Gladys lGrosel Hind Bessie lDarbyl Johnson Lola lBeelcl Lett, lDeceasedl Tom Limpert Hal Hogue, lDeceasedl Flossie lHavenstockJ Luxan, lDeceased Donald Opdycke Guy Porter Vera lArleyl Teal 1906 Forrest Curry Bessie Lesnett Bessie lmus, lDcceasedl Fern lBluei Schwartzbeck Bella lScottD Spears, CDeceasedl Elvin T. Wingard 1905 Lucv lOpdyckel Bowen Glenn lBeckerl Gummere Alton Knecht Addie lWeaverl Lewis Bessie lSwartzerJ Parker Carl Slaybaugh Vee lHubbardl Tremkamp Judge Arter Weaver, lDeceasedJ 1904 Sadie lDavisl Barnhart Vernon Cortelle Edwin Hall, lDeceasedl Fred Hurtt, lDeceasedJ Earl lmus, lDeceasedJ Grover Weaver 1903 Lester Alwood Tobias Chew Lucy Gilbert Fern lTresslerJ Leist Harry L. Walker Maurice Willet 1902 Clifton Ford, lDeceasedl Blanche lHer-aryl Lantz Ruth Ross, lDeceasedl Jane lSmithl Wingard 1901 Grace lWelchl Hall Winnifred Hemmingwoy Ralph Hoover, lDeceased Campbell Smith Harry Walder, lDeceasedl 1900 Ruth lHodsonl Bucklew Gertrude E. Bostater Florence lWeitzJ Changnon Grace lKroderl Collins Stephen Everitt Thomas McGuire Carrie lHallawayJ Thiess 1899 C. J. Baldwin, lDeceosedJ Rae lHartl Gabriel, lDeceasedi Zoe Malcolm Dale lOpdyckel Baker, lDeceasedl Daisy lWatsonl Warrick, lDeceasedl 1898 Belle lHall Justice, lDeceasedl Maude lHaIlawayJ Mann Supt. Burl G. Martin, lDeceasedJ Maude lBechtoIJ Roernmelt Rose lHofferJ Shirkey 1897 Wm. Asher Slaybough, lDeceasedJ Casseus W. White, lDeceasedJ 1896 Gertrude lOpdyckel Blakly, lDeceasedl Anna lNyeJ Hagerty Raymond Ford, lDeceasedl Belle 4LacerJ Grimm Bertha lDrakel Grundish Edythe lPattersonl Rings Mina lBarthl Shaw Clara lBarthJ Winchel 1895 Erma Allen Rev. Nathaniel Chew Isabelle H. lStainfhorpeD Louden Orpha lBaldwinl Rupley 1894 Jessie lMcDadel Dryer John C. Haffer, lDeceasedl Vera lChamberlainl Lane Myrta lWhiteJ Shankster, lDeceasedl Florence lBechtol Stewart, lDeceasedl Luclla lWarrickJ Wells 1893 There is none for this year. 1892 Elmer O. Baldwin Alice lWhiteJ Farlee Nettie lMartinl Freeman Carrie lPewl Gall Tina lMartinl Jackson, lDeceascdJ Gertrude lChewl Kellogg Maude lStrongl Madden Blanche lEverettl Pew, lDeccasedl 1891 Nellie lRossJ Chadwick A. E. Clippinger, lDeceascdl Grace lStainthorpel Hill Caroline lChewl Hoffman Merty P. Mundy, lDcceasedl 1889 Ida lGratzJ Bordner, lDeceasedl Maude lStaufferJ Harter 1888 Elizabeth Chew, lDeceasedl L. B. Nye, lDeceasedl S. B. Walters, lDeceasedJ 1887 Cooper l-l. Chew 1886 There is none this year. 1885 Emery Lattanner, lDeceasedl 1884 Ida lStaufferJ Donellan Carrie lLewisl Hoskinson Frank Hoskinson, lDeccasedl Theodosia Poe, lDeceasedl , . ..,...-..,, 4--1 P.-I CIC Sli l 'ICN 'l'1'-.VIN Compliments of TRAUTlVlAN'S Five and Ten FISHER - WELLING GE Electric Appliances RCA Radio Television Phone 352 Compliments of KIMMEIJS DRUGS Compliments of P. ROTHENBURGER AND SONS Hardware The Farmers And Merchants Bank 'The Bank Good Service Built Deposits lnsured up to 335,000 Meindl Motor Sales DeSoto f Plymouth Sales and Service Compliments of Pressler's Confectionery 317 VV. Main Montpelier, Ohio If IUIHIITY Compliments of BOB KING Phospheric Laboratory Compliments of WINZELER STAMPING CO. Montpelier Ohio 1 H11 1111171051 Compliments of ACME PRODUCTS Don Mullen Compliments of Montpelier Bowling Center Corner Empire ond Washington Phone 132-I mpliniwiits of . . Farmers Yoder's Beauty Shop ouG1ny Merchandise llli mo NUR Moin St. Montpelier, Ohio Phone 315 I Ill Ill llll 'l'Il'U imrwfifi WK. 'JL lla! Studio Photofjrophy 404 VV. Mr-rin Phone 31 Coniplirnonti ot KRUSELIIS DINER Compliments oi fTalvin's Hi-Speed Main CY Plcrtt Montpelier Qliio Compliments: of RAY PHILLIPS Bring Your Point Problems To Point People Montpelier Qhio I HI 1lIll'I'I'I Ol'R Compliments of . Wayne Dean Garage East Morin Street Compliments of CHARLES CO. Montpelier Ohio HOUSER'S CLEANING and DYE WORKS Coll For Deliver Phone 236 145 Wabash Montpelier Compliments of FRANK'S SHOE STORE Montpelier Ohio Compliments of SHELL SERVICE STATION Corner Moin and Brood Richard Leif MONTPELIER LUMBER CO. Phone 102 Compliments oi City Coal Co., and Waldr0n's Feed Mill Dustless Delivery Muster-Mix Feeds Cities Service Cfosoline, Moior ond Fuel Oil Phone 9 Custom Grinding ond Mixing F. M. Waldron, Cwner Best Wishes to Compliments Closs of '50 of WILBUR CLAPP Carl 8a Elsea Lyons 11,4 f IE l'fIfJl'I'l'Y-I' W r Compliments of WOLFF'S SERVICE Packard Ask The Man Who Owns One Phone 70 324 N. Ionesville St. Montpelier Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS May Our Friendship Always Be As Warm As The Little BLUE FLAME That Serves You OHIO GAS CO. Main Street Best Wishes to the Class of SU ORRL E. ROWE Montpelier Best Wishes to the Class of SO Houghton Motor Sales Co. Montpelier Friendly FORD Dealer PA GE EIGHTY-SE VEN Compliments of C. SCHELB General lnsurance Agency Established 1911 Auto, Fire, 'llhett lns., Bonds All Kinds of lnsurance District Representative ot the Kansas City Lite Insurance Co. llome Phone 220 Qttice Ph. 88 There is a difference on Policies Mocherman Auction 8z Realty Agency Brown Road Montpelier Ohio Phone l9 Compliments of . Lyon Shoe Repair Neolite Sole and Goodrich Heel Compliments of Walt Shambarger Barber III llf ll'l'l'-1'flf1ll'l' Compliments of . . THE BAR Fine Foods and Good Drinks 3l2 W. Main Montpelier Phone 90l2 Compliments of NATIONAL BANK Deposits Insured up to 555,000 Member of Federal Reserve System Compliments of . CITY DAIRY Pasteurized and Homoqenized Milk and Cream Compliments of . CHATTERBOX Vic Randmark Montpelier Ohio Compliments of SNYDER MARKET Good Meots ond Birdseye Foods Phone 42 ll5 Empire Compliments of Dwyer Insurance Agency Empire St. Montpelier Compliments of . THE LOUDEN DEPARTMENT STORE COMPANY Compliments of BODE'S Compliments of Western Auto Store Bob Glidden Montpelier Ohio Compliments of The Montpelier Creamery Company Compliments of Beach Flower Shop 207 E. Mcrin Street Montpelier Compliments of HORTON'S BODY SHOP PA G15 lillil-I TY-NINI' Compliments of FOUST'S REXALL DRUGS Phone 2 We Deliver A A Good Place To Trade Since l9l7 - 4 Compliments of SNYDER DAIRY BAR We Make Our Own Ice Cream Sandwiches - Burger Boats - Chicken Baskets - French Fries Phone 542 Compliments oi L. E. COURTNEY 8z SONS Compliments oi REITS RESTAURANT Dinners and Lunches Ice Cream Soft Drinks Montpelier, Ohio Pnlflff Nl NIC 'I' Y-I I Aw Compliments of THE MONTPELIER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Montpelier, Chio Compliments of KAUFMAN and PARAMOUNT THEATERS Montpelier Ol'1iO To The Best LELAND DIETZ MOTORS Hudson With A Stepdown Design Phone 142 Montpelier ALLEN FUNERAL HOME Howard I. Wilson 24 hr. Ambulance Service Montp Compliments ol PRIEST 8z COOK FURNITURE CO. We Deliver Furniture of Quality elier, Ohio PAF! NINI IY IHRII Compliments ot Williams County Farm Bureau Association The Farmers' Qwn Business lltioiw 413 Montpelier First in Sports ond School News The Leader-Enterprise Your Home-Town Newspaper Moiitpelior Qhio Compliments ot W. C. HELLER Sz C0. Montpelier Qhio I If I XIX! lii'l UI'If Best Vifishes To The Class Of SO THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME Compliments of Casebere Chevrolet Inc. Lockhart Motor Co. Buick - Pontiac 409-411 VV. Main St. ll8 S. Ionesville St. Phone 95 Phone l17 Compliments of . . Compliments of the Geesey's Pastry Shop Empire Food Market Bakers ot Fine Bread and Pastries 629 Empire Street Montpelier Ohio Phone 45 PA! LIC NlN1f'I'Y-F llll NIXII' Compliments of Compliments of GATE The Pfiwiiy store Richmond Machine Shop xflltllfjlfl H. Mosliier Montpelier 736 East Main Montpelier, Ohio Alilliorizeci Dealer Qhio Compliments of THE cLAss OF 50 LOCKHART 8L KIZER The Store For Men Ideal Electric Store Compliments Of Electric Appliances C- W- Luke Q Son Coliiiiilwiri, Decca, Maiestic Records Real Estate -4 Insurance Sporting Goods Phone 208 l'-SIX Cottage Inn Meczls Served Daily The lrelcxnds, Props. Phone 9010 Montpelier Compliments of POWERS and SONS, Inc. Montpelier Ohio Compliments of BOONE LUMBER CO. Mill ond Court Montpelier PA Ulf NINITTY-SI'f I 'EAN V Compliments of GRICE JEWELRY STORE H. F. Grice, Owner Compliments of ALLEN - CU NNIFF Complete Outfitters for the Home Montpelier Ohio Compliments ot A Sz P FOOD STORES Dwight Norris, Monotqer Compliments ol ROBISON IMPLEMENT SERVICE Everything for the Form Massey-Harris Form Implements 214 N. Ionesville St. Montpelier X'lNI'f'1'l'-ICIGIIT While - U - Wait Compliments of Shoe Service . Montpelier F F d M k t Basement Shoe Shop mzen 00 ar e lt's Iune in Ictnuory with Frozen Food C. G. Siebenoler Phone 44 Montpelier Compliments ot HAUSE VALVE COMPANY Montpelier, Ohio Compliments of . Compliments of Drive In Sandwich Shop MAN LEY'S DAIRY Sandwiches Summer Pcsieurized Soft Drinks Curb-Service Milk cmd Creum Montpelier Ohio Phone 521-R PA Ulf NINICTY-NINI'