Cridersville High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Cridersville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1943 volume:

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HUTCHENS OLIVE CORWIN CECIL STUMP HELEN HALL FACULTY VV' I DOROTHY SCHULTZ RACHEL BEAGLE YVONNE WAUBEN ILO HARSHMAN FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. CARLHHUTCHENS-SUPT. Born at Plainville, Indiana Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teachers College. Majors-Commerce and Physical Ed. Minors-Social Science Teaches-Commercial Subjects Years at CridersvilleHl935-45 Mrs. OLIVE CORWIN Born at McComb, Ohio Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green University. ' Attended Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University. Major-English, History, Latin Minors-French ' Teaches-English, History Years at Cridersville-1943-45 Mr. CECIL STUMP - Born at Ft. Recovery, Ohio Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green University. Majors-Physical Science, Math ' Minors-Industrial Arts, History, Physical Education. ' Teaches-Physical Education, Science Years at Cridersville-1942-45 Resigned March 5, 1943 to work at Westinghouse, Lima, Ohio Miss HELEN HALL Born at Lima, Ohio Elementary Teaching Certificate from Bowling Green University. Teaches-Third and fourth grades Years at Cridersville-l93S-43 Mrs. DOROTHY SCHULTZ Born at New Galilee, Penn. Bachelor of Arts degree from Baldwin Wallace College. Majors-Mathematics and Music Minors-French, English, History, and Social Science Teaches-Music, Math and Science. Years at Cridersville-1929-52 l94O-45 Miss RACHEL BEAGLE Born at Bluffton, Ohio Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green Univer- sity. Majors-Home Economics Minors-English, Biology. Teaches+Home Economics, Bio- logy, English. , Years at Cridersville-1942-45 Mrs. YVONNE WAUBEN' Born at Wapakoneta, Ohio RR6 Elementary Teaching Certificate from Bowling Green Univer- sity. Attended Ohio State University Teaches-Fifth and Sixth grades Years at Cridersville-1955-45 Mrs, ILO HRRSHMAN - Born at Wapakoneta, Ohio RR4 Elementary Teaching Certificate from Ohio Northern Univer- sity Attended Bowling Green State University Teaches-First and second grade Years at Cridersville-l94l-45 S Haro 4 rink Thomas McCunC 'QW .H' If xv le Mcpousafe ,v Slpdyker Psfzeefy j,,,'de,. 5. 360165 D.Grahm Dt gake r ww- i John B017 65773 Sadkffer Q5,7,'5f5-rx ff!.I C!7l7Ef' jhfdef- D. Dawson E - Porfef' D. 5 ffer . H L Q QQQ W1'ff1'a.m5 P7 C. A rCi1Cl Above are za few of the local mennow in the Armed fcprcfls of' the U.S. Amy and Navy. ---'k '?:,. H TJ .---'- M, km., g,,,.1f'Tg:XEjf ,.. EF? vim M -1 f, +1 if X ,k M ff 2,3 2114 f 'Q hs IU H1 gV Ab1lLGl12I ! Il' H 'IH 'dm--E-W' Q 2 J5.5OG!-111,41 Lg,rLy. ? f QQ ay? N Wi 'f ' N' lfmkmyl if X . r X QX NXRNJH Z. 1 fr '21 'x W! Y Nm U , . 4 , ' V 'Q 3-.nm . ' , RAY BINKLEY Vice President BETTY ELEY MARGARET HASH mf- HAROLD MAYER President Flower-g American Beauty Rose. Motto: Not finished, Just begun CQlOI'Sg Maroon. and Goldl. DONALD DIERINGER Secretary, Treasurer DICK GREER BEULAH HINKLE RAYCPINKLEY Glass offices-V. Pres. 2-4 Cheerleader 5 Basketball lanager 4 Studert Council 5 Class Plays-nTle Tantrumn l nkrettiest Girl In ' Townn 2 nAunt Susie Shoots Tre TbNmH5 nSonny-Janeu 4 Crristwas Pla?-nChristmas Comes To Aunt Katen 2 Tusic 1-2 E F St ff- d . V 2 Agngal stef?-Xss'in25ST Vgr. 4 TOWWID DIWFIWCWF Class offices-Presioent l Sec.-Trees. 5-4 Class Plavs-HTle Tantrumu 1 nPrettiest Girl In Tcvnn 2 Haunt Susie Shoots Tie l 'crksu 5 Easekall l-4 Paskettall 1-5-4 - Tusic 2 Ecko Staff-Iiveo. Operator 4 annual Staff-Timeo. Operator 4 Business lanager 4 PETTY ELEY Vaite High School-Toledo l Class offices-President 5 Vusic 2-5-4 Operetta-nVords and Fusion 5 Class Plays-nPrettiest Girl In Townn 2 Haunt Susie Shoots Tre Vorksn 5 HSonnV-Janen 4 Christwas Plays-nCrristmas Cores to Aunt Katen 2 nTbe Christmas That Pouncedn 5 Cheerleading 5-4 Echo-Peporter 2-5 Echo-Editor 4 annual Staff-Ass't Editor 4 Prince of Peace 4 FICEARD GFEFR South Pigh School 1 Shawnee Pigh School 2-5 Baseball 4 Qasketball 4 Class Plav-nSonnv-Janen 4 Echo-Reporter 4 PEGGY FwSH Spencerville 1-2-5 Music 4 Annual Staff-Bead Typist 4 EEUL H HINKLE lusic 2-5-4 Operetta-nVords and PusicH5 Class Play-HSonny-Janeu 4 Echo-Reporter 5-4 ROPTRTA FYVE Shawnee l Nusic 2-5-4 Operetta-nlores and Vusicn5 Orchestra 2-5 Class Plays-NPregt1QSt Giyl In Townn 2 ulunt Susie Shoots The Worksn 5 HSonny-Janen 4 Christmas Play-nTHe Christ- mas That Eouncedw 5 Echo-Reporter 5-4 Student Council 5-4 Class offices-V. Pres. 5 AZUFA IOLPE Class offices-Sec.-Treas.l Class Plays-WThe Tantrumn l Haunt Susie Shoots The Vorksn 5 nSonny-Janeu 4 Music 2-5-4 Operetta-nuords and Nusicn5 Echo-Reporter 2-5-4 Annual Staff-Ass't Fanager4 Cheerleader 5 Prince of Peace 4 ROBERTA HYNE GORDON MEFFLEY ANNA LOUISE PLAPP PAUL SHEELY AZUBA WOLFE '53, ,P f' Q, s RN Vw' XX X- x, XX, X n LWWN X010 '9' 9' x. Q Q 4-gf K Wh' 'L n and iv.. MILDRED LAING ANNA IEAN MOWERY MARIORIE ROHRBACHER BETTY THOMAS EARL ZIMMERMAN HAROLD MAYTR Baseball 5-4 Basketball l-2-5-4 Music l-2-5-4 Operetta-Hwords and Musicn 5 Class Plays-HThe . Tantrumu l I NPrettiest Girl In Townn 2 WAunt Susie Shoots the Worksn 5 HSonny-Janen 4 Class Offices-V. Pres. 5 President 4 F.F.A. V. Pres. 2 President 5 Annual Staff-Editor 4 GOPDON MEFFLEY Music l-2-5-4 Class Offices-President 2 Operetta-Nwords and Musicn 5 Class Plays-HAunt Susie Shoots the Worksn 5 nSonny-Janeu 4 Student Council-Pres. 4 Orchestra 2-5 A Capella Choir l ANNA JEAN MOWERY Music l-2-5-4 Cperetta-Wwords and Musicn 5 Class Plays-NThe Tantrumn l nPrettiest Girl In Townn 2 HAunt Susie Shoots the Worksn 5 HSonny-Janev 4 Student Council 5-4 Cheerleader 5-4 Echo-Reporter l-2-5 Echo Staff-Sports Ed. 4 MILDRED LAILG St. Marys and Cridersville l St. Marys and South 2 St. Marys and Cridersville 5 Music 5-4 Class Play-HSonny-Janen 4 Echo-Reporter 5-4 Z- MARIOPIE ROHRBACHER Class Offices-V. Pres. l Class Plays-UThe Tantrumn NPrettiest Girl In Townn 2 WAunt Susie Shoots the Worksn 5 WSonny-Janen 4 Music 2-5-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Annual Staff-Art Editor 4 Echo Staff-Ass't Art Ed. Art Editor 5-4 l 2 Operetta-Nwords and MusicH5 PAUL SHEELY Baseball l-2-5-4 Basketball l-2-5 Music l-2 Stage Manager 5 Student Council 4 Enlisted In U.S. Navy 2f5f45 EETTY TEOHAS Music l-2-5-4 Orchestra 2-5 Operetta-Hwords and Musicw A Capella Choir l Class Plays-HThe Tantrumv Annual Staff-Adv. Mgr. 4 ANNA LFUISE PLAPP Music l-2-5-4 Cperetta-NWords and Musicn 5 Echo-Reporter 4 A Capella Choir l EARL ZIMMERMAN Music l-2 Basketball Manager 5-4 Christmas Play-nChristmas l Comes to Aunt Katen 2 Class Play-NSonny-Janen 4 Stage Manager 2-5 Student Council 4 Class Officers-Sec.-Trees 4' 'vm .2 E-3E.NlEJFE CLA W ILL 'rg' 4 1 ps Z.:-gil Wb, tho class uf l943, of the High Sdhool of Cridorsvillc, having como to thc ond of our long livcs in 9 peaceful and un- disturbed stats of, what wg hav always bcin pleased to call! our minds, in accordsnc with th. laws of this stato, do hcroby givo and boqucsth ond dqvisg sll our worldly goods and possus- ions with fall th: annurt noncgs and hcrcditamgnts thorcunto bclonvins is s, mfth wise and fitting in our judgomcnt, witn- r out toking advice or counszl from onyono, and without bcing in- flu nog in th lcast by psst favors or.disfsvors, past kindnvss or unkindn ss. Us mcy ssy that in making thcso bcqucsts, wc hsvs boon said to possrss in s r mcrkublo d grim, common spnsc. RAY BINKLEY: My wit to Kenneth Thomas. DON DIERINGER: My list of girls' txlfohon numbgrs to Jr. Klee msn. BETTY ELEY: My titl, of Wt,nch r's pitn to Ggng DuBois. DICK GREER: His npplc throwing ability to Norvillc Froymuth. PEGGY HASH: HST freckles to Ev lyn Schultz. BfIU'L'.H My ambition ns Sonior to snyong who wants it. ROBERTA HYNEE' HJ- bl-11 ck noir to Piggy Ummm. 'MILDRED LAING: Her rod hair to Bob Rohrbochcr. HAROLD MAYER: My hinoy hair-out to Yvonic Arno ld. BUD MEFTLEY: His curly blfck hsir to Dick Crumrinc. ' ANNA JEAN MOVERY: My ability to wget aroundn to Alborta Romga. ANNA LOUISE PLLPP: My tondsncy to What: mann to Gonoiov: Bris- coo. MARJORIB RCHRB-CHER: Hpr artistic ability to Byron Williams. PAUL SHEELV: Somo of my wcight to Mary Alien Portor. BETTY THOMAS: H-r feminine ways to Marilyn Spykor. AZUBL VOLFE: My hurrachos to Bud Smith. EARL ZIHHERMAN: My drsft papers to Bill Eloy. ,RW SEN 10K C LASS PKOPH I CY Five minutes till closing time in the offices of Smith and Jones Co.Cmanfacturers of Soapv Suds, the best washday soap, etc., etc.Dwten my employer called me into his office and told me to catch the next plane for Cri- dersville to settle some of his aftairs there. Trying to control a delighted grin, I left the of- fice and caught a plane. About five minutes later, I became aware of whispers and giggles tlat somehow sound- ed familiar. I turned around and there were Marjorie Rohrtacher and Mildred Laing. Marjorie is married, and was just returning from a vacation at Lake Placid. Nil- dred is a Powers model, and a very lilely candidate for Miss America this year. After gossiping with them a- while, I was really surprised to learn that Earl Zimmer- man was president of the airline, one of whose planes we were on at the time. He received this position by some invention of his which made air travel safer than walk- ing. The next morning as I left my hotel, I bumped into Betty June Eley. She's president of a local dramatic group, and a member of a famous international dramatic club. She insisted on showing me the new Cridersville, and first took me into a restaurant. The place was really unusual--French waitresses, Uawaiian murals on the walls, and a pseudo Latin Am- erican orchestra. when I saw the proprietress every- thing was explained. Gay, irresponsible Peulah Hinklel Th1s was her latest brain wave. Petty then took me down to the local radio station, which has become one of the best in the world, and we saw the famous news commentator, D'ck Greer, give one of his world-wide broadcasts--funny, how he used to want to be a mortician. Over in the next studio RobertaCBobbieJ Hyne, the noted interior CGCOIHTOP, gave advice on how to decorate a ten-room pent-house. She has just recent- ly been asked to redecorate the east-room of the White House, gossip has it. That even ng we attended the performance, which was to dedicate the new auditorium at Cridersville University Up in the instructors' balcony we noticed Azuba Wolfe, Dean of Women here at the University. Time for the program to begin. The orchestra was under the direction of Gordon LeeCPud7Meffley, who has been recently voted most popular orchestra leader in the nation. His saucy, sparkling little vocalist was Anna Jean Mowery. Pemember Bettv Hutton? Few people ,wx 'A v um W-,FAR AJ' g J,- KPhrophecy Concludedj do since Anna Jean got started. Guest pianist was Betty Jane Thomas, and gosh!! l'm still surprised she played through the entire performance without Uswingin' itn just once. The master of ceiewonies, Professor Harold Mayerfby the way, Betty June said he bad become terribly absent mindedltnen announced the principal speakers, two out- standing national figures, a hero and a heroine of the last World Var. Remerber all that ado about something back when we were still in school? They were Admiral Paul Sheely of the United States Navy, who is given cre- dit for sinking twenty enemy subs,CwhewjJand Lieutenant Nargaret Alyce Hash, Army nurse, who saved many lives in the Face of danger. We vere all carried away by their inspirational speeches, Parl's personality, and Peggy's red hair and green eyes. To top off the evening, we had two performers every- body has beard and beard of. That startling, silly, crazy incorrigible comedy team, Don Dieringer and Bay Finkley. Just looking at their blissfully blank faces would send even Greta Garbo into convulsions. who could think of a better wav to end a perfect dayjl9?J So I left the exclusive, big little town of Criders- Ville after rather haprazardly attending to what the boss sent we foril was too carried away really, to pay much attention to wishy-washy sudsland between reports I mused on Cridersville, today and yesterday. cwritten by --------- , --il J'- ' A ' .. ..--, -.l,,,f:,.,,,!f 'ty N Q ,f 51 I'--' 41 ' -'tjgaax ' N-3l:?:1'1y ' ' 'f -ffftii fr-'TE' f , 1 Ws:.3-if?-fayalzsipf fl 'fl islilvwga-2':Axf AX A uw' flf I ! - we X. .... ft' Y i5,,,J,,,!f Ugg JN- ni V5 W -nf fx. ix xx' W YW' if f ,I X -f ,s Wx N , ' ,I ,, 1? I X ,I STUDENT CCJUNCH. Front Row- ---- Norman Eenzinger, Mary Lou Crouse, Mrs. Schultz, advisor, Anna Jean Mowery, Mary Erown. Top Row--- ---Rorville Freymuth, Earl Zimmerman, Gordon Meffley, Gene DuBois, Roger Kaiser, Billy Eley. Absentg Paul Sheely. Jm sf? so JUNICJK CLASS Front Row ----- Flosgeen Sellers, Clara Nutt, Ellen Wolfe, Betty Johnson, Virginia Eads, Mary Sneely, Harcille Dawson Top Row ------- Gene DuBois, Roger Kaiser, Victor Carter, Dick Tomlinson, Billy Hley President Mary Sneely V. Pres. Marciflle Dawson Seo. Clara Nutt SCJPHOMOJIQE C L A 5 S Front Row ----- Wilma Jean Plauaher, Betty Snider, Robert Edwards, Peggy Carter, Helen Morris, Marilyn bpyker, Mary Lou Crouse. Middle Row ---- Vernon Archer, Don Zimmerman, Janice Verbryke Neil Kleman, Marjorie Coplin, george Mayer. Top Row ---- ---Bob Rohrbacher, John Raesky, Kenneth Thomas, Byron Williams, Norville Freymuth. President Robert Rohrbacher V. Pres. Wm. Numbers Sec. Wilma Plaugher ss-:ev-at been-grip ii if sneeze: :rf 'C-Tl 4?11I3.3:E'-5' -r- I FIAESHMEN CLASS Front Row ----- Gloria Jean Spyker, Evelyn archer, Smilie Wolfe, Norma White, Pauline Thompson, Genevieve Briscoe. Middle Row ---- Willard Sellers, Curtis Behrens, Bud Smith, Alberta Range, Dick Crumrine, Junior Few, Howard Nutt. Top Row--- ---- Mary Alice Porter, Mary Brown, Norman Melchi, Yvonne Arnold, Rosemary Mayer Evelyn Schultz. Absent: Jim Clark. President Richard Crumrine V. Pres. Gloria Jean Spyker Sec. Niles Smith AIN . 'v'-N , ww . Y , A. Q ,Q -Q , uuh,,4Zf'? s -Qiiyfy' 'Wifi x 'E 'Q if fa-'Q .. gil ill fr' -' ' ' x - X X 4 T' -I 'Hx X. NX 1 ,,,,f7 :?53'f7-gffz if X -5-,MJ-54-:gl-5-.MQT ,gfgr-kd I X 'X - ' 111' '25 ':i'fAi?1ikf..fEf l:.':f'f 1ll' - f-'QXYX Q Lf,- fjif .l::EEIvw.-lavhvv ' -V4 NT' NM' ' ,- ,. igiwilll 'fi an er? :Z,i A fa 4 mZ,'A.' f.fq.1!3 til i' I-i in gm X1-X55 N. ' in 117'-fd? X,--4,,'!l fr,-:sl:i'ai: A.. 4 I 'E' ,I :4 .Ji Qil..-ff-?s'?i42.Li'f!i!q' lf- Eg 'J if: iililfic :X -'Ly AN 41 'N J! u I ,K . 5 '! Y 1 1 , Y Q5f2LflT ,?i155 V. In 1, 1 U '. .I I .,A. N44 U A I, 1 , L N XX ' Zzvgp xx- X i ' N 174 ly' Qs' cgfv E942 ffl., JAM -, R- . QQ!! Wi swim QQ' ,,, -ffl: -. Al 3 :fl 'A L Yfzi. Qflifzg Wmlv 4 tiff? EIGHT!-I GJ KA DE. Front Row-----Lon Hall, norman Eenzinger, Marcella Eads, Betty Miller, Eddie Coplin, Billy Crouse. Middle Row ---- Betty Briggs, Jim Long, Olin Young, Ned Mowery, Reland Coon. Top Row ------- Maxine Fogt, Russell Valenti, Bob Dieringer, Delores Lybold, Herbert White. Absent: Shirley Wheeler. Pres. Don Hall, Vice Pies. Ed Copling Sec. James Long I Q? ' A ' ---H g,..,,x-- ,M -. - - Q -- f?5WLLdiyEFCi:I2:E5 - SEVENTH GRADE Front Row ----- Darrel Weaver, Kitty Bailey, Roger Hyne, Lester Nutt, George dhoades, Mary Spyker, Ruth Ritchie. Middle Row ---- Mary Ruth Eley, Petrova Plaugher,' Madeline Klausing, Robert Valenti, l goan Clark, Eileen Morgan, Harry Lex. Top Row- ------ Kenneth Weaver, Treva Bell, Giles DuBois, Helen Snider, Norman Roser. Absent! Bill Lybold. Pres. Lester Nutt, V. Pres. Ruth Ritchieg Seo. Mary Spvker A .RL - A f is M y .iii 5 . . Z I L. gm 'KA Sf 4. 95 as W my Mew' S1 x . A ' Y , Q 65, S IX TH SHADE Front Row ----- Huldah Shaw, LeRoy Blackburn, Susie Wolfe, Virginia Lowry, Janice White, Dickie Williams, Carolyn Miller. Middle Row ---- Alice White, Opal Thompson, Morris Top Row ----- Koch, Janis Doan, Junior Stevens, Melvin Snider. --Richard Etzkorn, Dorothy Freymuth, Mabel Klausing, Donald Thompson, Patrick Reilly, Mabel Fogt. Absentg Doris Davidson. Front Row- Middle Row Top Row--- FJFTH GRADE ----Helen Mault, Alice Dershem, Wallace White, Beverly Eowersock, Peggy - Snider, Margaret Spyker, Nancy Winget, Maryellen Lowsher, Helene Hyne. ----Josephine Rohrbacher, Marie Nutt, Freddie Edminston, Carolyn Brown, Harold Kohlrieser, Virginia Stevenson, Dickie Stevens, Jean Reichelderfer, Bobby Nutt, Carl Hall. ----John Brentlinger, Jimmy Valenti, Tommy Banghart, Donald Gross, Howard LaRue, Mrs, Tauben, teacher, Regina Smith, Wanda Beers, Robert Gross, Patty Briggs, C FOU ETH GRADE Front Row ----- Carolyn Rhoades, Earl Dawson, Gloria Middle Row- Briggs, Shirley Weaver, Marcia Brent- linger, Delores Rozelle. ---Katherine Henry, Richard Parlette, Bobby LaRue, Sandra Gossard. Top Row ------- Bobby Schultz, Shirley Gross, Viola Dawson, Sarah Morgan, Jack Saddler. Absent: Ray Lybold, Richard Bice, J Vernon Crouse. i ' , .lfwr V Y Y 'il , '-7 -1-' U-' 7 Z' '52, - l ....-'ff 99 A 'M Front Row- Middle Row Top Row--- THIK D GRADE ----Shirley Roser, Jimmy Ritchie, Bonnie Morgan, Louanna Edmiruton, Nadine Y Perry, Charles Rohrbacher, Harriet Wolfe, Carl Guy, June Nutt. ----George Guy, Junior Plaugher, Gene Stevens, Barbara Miller, Delores De- Vore, Stanley Kaiser, Dallas Fox. ----Bud Dawson, Charles Beers, Gene Deifendieferg Gwynne Coon, Jack Doan David Melchi, Ronny Porter. Absent: Glenn Smith. i 21 -r' 5 Front Row- Middle Row Top Bow--- ----Betty LCEND GRA DE ----Vernon Erentlinger, Jimmy Crouse, Yvonne Bailey, Jean Thomas, Janet Lowry, Marilyn Mault. Morris, Lloyd White, Jean Thompson, Alice Fox, Jimmy Dershem, Bonny Spyker. ----Patty Hall, Janice McDonald, Bernard Valenti, Harold Flaugher, Shirley Engle, Charles Brown, Ronny Mooney. Absent: Paul Weaver. Fl KST GRA DE. Front Row ----- Marlene Sue Foltz, Lila Lee White, Ronny DeLong, Audrey Fox, Jerry Snider, Carol Dawson, Yuteve Kirchner, Roger White, Gordon Lowry. Middle Row ---- Morris Spees, Marna Deifendiefer, Melvin Numbers, Joan Croft, Donnie Guy, Roger Thompson, Jimmy Connor, Freidan Wolfe, Joan Kuck. Top Row ------- Ronald Gross, Bonita Melchi, John Bayliff, David Smith, Larry Baldwin, Phyllis Hines, Beverly Sperbeck, Barbara Tippie. Absent: Marlene Miller, Shirley Parlette, Dorothy Wireman, Geneva Wireman, and Claude Wireman. .- .- ' 'll I .1 .J '.,1,'.yT lm ,JI 1 M ,mm N155 ' . , , v I X. rv .. ' ' I 7' 4- , r Q. I ' 5 Y v ll 3 fir' , f ' 3.2-'- ,Tr ' ,I -:,. i ., Ly .z .mr-3' . A, V. QA' 'W R93 LQ,.,.UX9'. ',. - ' ' 'J y ,.,' N ' ,xx Wy Lys. W 1.5 In P ' w ..- rw, I ww? in V 47 . 1 v 5 I .1-,. .,..! 1 V ,b- V 4' .4 . V rs, , .,, 1 . , , if I . ' r ' I V' l . s ,, v -1 I ,imi- 3' 1 l , , r f L11 f. . rl' 1 V if -C5171 4 1 L U r W-J'3.,, , .w I, 1'-T'PX ,w 14-. 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OPPONENTS THEY 54 Minster 24 22 Buckland 52 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PLAYER POINTS MADE GAMES PLAYED DuBois l24 ll Porter 104 IO Mayer SO 15 Dieringer 56 15 Williams 49 16 Sheely 19 7 Rohrbacher 17 15 Eley- lO 14 BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row--Roger Kaiser, Harold Mayer, Dick Greer, Bob Rohrbacher, Bill Eleyq Standing--Earl Zimmerman, Mgr,:'Byron Williams, Kenneth Thomas, Howard Portur,'Gene DuBois, Don Dieringer, Hay Binkley, iaeit Mgr? CHEERLEADERS Marjorie Rohrbacher, Anna Jean Mowery, ' 4 ' , . ,au L-N Betty June Eley. . .' -,.' BASEEALL First Row--Bill Eley, Harold Mayer, Robert Edwards, John Raesky Second Row--Norville Freymuth, Roger Kaiser, Mr.Rutchens,Coach Kenneth Thomas, Robert Rohrbacher, Top Row--Howard Porter. The following boys participated in Spring Baseball that are not included in the pictureg ll d Sellers, H. Nutt. Dick Greer, Victor Carter, Wi ar FALL R H E R H E C.H.S. 14 9 1 Buckland 5 5 5 C.H.S 5 2 7 N.Knoxvillel6 8 1 8 Buckland 12 O 2 5 N.Hampshire 4 5 1 4 5 7 N.Knoxvi1le 8 9 7 6 8 6 Buckland 18 9 2 TROPHIES TOURNAMENT LEAGUE l95O 'CridersVille , tN. Knoxville 1951 Cridersville Cridersville 1952 Cridersville Cridersville 1955 Cridersville 1954 Cridersville Cridersville 1956 Cridersville Cridersville 1957 Cridersville 1958 Varsity and Reserves Cridersville 1940 - Cridersville 1941 Cridersville 1942 tCridersVille 1945 DISCONTINUED Y Co-Winners SPRING H E R H E 5 5 Shawnee 8 8 2 5 5 N.Knox. 8 8 2 7 O St.Gera.7 5 2 11 6 N.Knox.15 12 4 12 5 Shawnee 9 6 5 DISTRICT 1952 Cridersville 1941 Cridersville FOUL SHOOTING 1959 Robert Rhoades 1940 Roger Phillips 1941 Roger Phillips 1942 Charles Meeker 1945tDon Dieringer YByron Williams 'Tied. The Foul Shooting Trophy is a permanent trophy with the name engraved on it of the boy that has the highest percentage of foul shots during varsity games. BOXING TROPHY Five boys from Cridersville High School won the Class B District American Legion Boxing Trophy which was held in Lima. The boys that made up the boxing team were: Roger Kaiser, Ray Binkley, Bud Meffley, Dick Greer and Wayne Lowry. 7th. and 8th. Basketball Team First Row--Bill Crouse, Don Hall, Ned Mowery, Norman Benzinger, Eddie Coplin. Top Row--Jim Long, Olin Young, Bob Dieringer, Russell Valenti, Herbert White, Reland Coon. The 7-8 Grade Team won all or their games and showed promise of producing some good material for future High School teams. Cridersville 7-8 26 Buckland 7-8 15 W 29 C.H.S. Freshmen 18 W 50 Buckland 7-8 22 ' ,fx 3559 f Aw wfagwigg ff if M? 4 3 ' fn T' .1 X . ' 5 mm' ax Y if it 1 1 ri MW M .ji Q- R-Q-'Y-A1517 Y --..,,,.,.fsft'd .Na-R5-,f I1 ,ff N -,,,..Z ,Q-LQ!! ff, - -ff,f'f5--..f-45 5, .1 -N ' ':t, -f1j-- , ' ,W .. -- i1fy'f41f -2-f-3 x IX ----ff,'1?zw+3 1- sg 3- 6? K iff -J fliffwki-gg-1-5 N-:Z-f -.. 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J L I 'L Eof WE FOI4.GJET'1 STAFF Coeetcd Left to nignul getty Thomas, Adv.-Mgr. Mr. Hutchens, Faculty Advisor Betty Eley, Ass't. Editor . CStanding Left to Right? Harold Meyer, Editor Azuba Wolfe, Ass't Business Mgr. Don Dieringer, Business Mgr. Marjorie Rohrbacher, Art Editor Ray Binkley, Ass't Adv. Mgr r f- 1 H- .f1erlO :-JFAFF tseatea Left to Right! Ellen Wolfe, Ass't Editor Mr. Hutchens, Faculty Advisor Mrs. Schultz, Faculty Advisor Anna Jean Mowery, Sports Ed. fStanding Left to Right, Marjorie Rohrbacher, Art Editor Billy Eley, Adv. Manager Don Dieringer, Mineo. Operator Betty Eley, Editor , I . Front Row- Second Row Third Row- Fourth Row Top Row--- QIRUS QLEE CLUB Joan Clark, Eileen Morgan, Kitty Bailey, Gloria Spyker, Helen Snider, Petrova Plauaher, Madeline Klausing, Pauline Thompson, Genevieve Briscoe, Mary Spyker, Ruth Ritchie. Mary Ruth Eley, Betty Briggs, Delores Ly- bold, Evelyn Archer, Betty Johnson, Roberta Hyne, Maxine Font, Treva Bell, Betty Miller, Marcella Eads. Mrs. Schhltz, director, Helen Morris, Mary Sheely, Alberta Raman, Mary Brown, Ellen Wolfe, Marilyn Spyker, Anna Louise Plapp, Betty Snider, Evelyn Schultz, Rosemary Mayer, Clara Nutt, horma White, Mary Lou Crouse, pianist. ----Beulah Hinkle, Mary Alice Porter, Janice Verbryke, Betty Eley, Virginia Eads, Anna Jean Mowery, Azuha Wolfe, Flogean Sellers, Wilma Jean Plaugher. ----Marjorie Rohrhacher,'Betty Thomas, Peggy Carter, Marjorie Coplin, Peggy Hash, Marcille Dawson, Yvonne Arnold. Absentg Mildred Laing X514 f5Oi'7b QLEE GLU B Front Row ---- Darrel Weaver, Lester Nutt, Billy Crouse, Harry Rex, Eddie Coglin, Norman Benzinger, Roger Hyne, Don Rall, George Rhoades. Middle Row---Mary Lou Crouse, pianist, Kedheth Weaver, Jim Long, Russell Valenti, Harold Mayer, Curtis Behrens, Herbert White, Norman Roser, Mrs. Schultz, director. Top Row ------ Bill Eley, Roger Kaiser, Victor Carter, Kenneth Thomas, Norman Melchi, Gordon Meffley, Neil Kleman. fl -. hmm PCJPULA FUTY f3CJNTE.f3 T--'J'-331513 Best Best Most Most Most Most Most Most Most looking girl ---- -------Evelyn Schultz looking boy -------- --- --- ---- Norville Freymuth studious girl--- q-sua-n--.,-- studious boy ----- -- --- athletic giil ---- athletic hoy--- popular girl ---- popular boy ----- devoted couple-- Teaoher's pet -------- Most Best Girl most likely to Boy most likely to sarcastic- ------ gum chewer------ Neatest girl ------- - Neatest boy ---------- - - ---- Betty Johnson ----Horville Freymuth --------------Anna Jean Mowery - ------ - -------- Harold Mayer ----- ---Wilma Jean Plaugher ---------Don Dieringer ------------------Willie and Ray succeed---- Betty E. and Evelyn S. - - ------------------ Dick Greer --------------------Norma White --- ----- Mary Lou Crouse succeed ------- Earl Z. and Harold M. Typical high school girl--- Typical high school D Oomph girl of '45 ---- O ----------Peggy Carter ---- - ---------Earl Zimmerman -- ----- Azuha Wolfe -----------Billy Eley ------Anna Jean Mowery Most polite girl ---- - --------- Betty Johnson Most polite toy ------- -------- Earl Zimmerman Most intelligent girl- - ---- Mary Lou Crouse Most intelligent boy ------------- ---Norville Freymuth Most cheerful girl ------------- -------- Betty Johnson Most cheerful boy ------ --------- - ----- Ray Binkley Cutest girl ---------------- ---------- Willie Plaugher Laziest boy ------------ - ------ --- ----- Roger Kaiser Best dressed girl ---- --- ------ ---Betty Thomas Besttdressed boy ----- --- 4----------- Earl Zimmerman .' v , . ' 1 ..- 1 .I-' ...L .-unm1'V f - DAY BY DAY eatin DER SEPTEMFER Crideisville High School opened to new clothes, new jitterbugs and Hfinallyn teachers. Classes really begin. Teachers are still at low temperature. School dismissed for end of first school week. My, such a routine. Boys still seem interesting to girls and vice versa. Physics class merely a daze. Gridersville is victorious over Buckland at first base- ball game. Just a little warm. Cridersville bowed to New Knoxville. Gloomy Monday. Cridersville defeated by Buckland. OLTOQEE First Echo Staff meetingi Stiff Physics test, Resultg Cridersville defeated by New Hampshire. Work on first Echo. Preparation of Freshmen initiation. Freshmen initiationg Begin scrap drive. Freshmen boys make the cutest girls. First Echo issued. Knoxville victorious. Boys still working on scrap drive. Sunny today. Juniors select class rings. End of first six weeks. Boys start basketball practice. Climate not so good. Grade cards issued. Start work on second Echo. Week-end is finally coming. Issued second Echo. Teachers go to meeting tomorrow. ' NOVEMBER Winter's coming. Students listen to U.S. President. Cheerleaders selected Staff meeting for third Echo. Juniors perform tonight. Gasoline rationing begins. More rationing. . Middle Point defeats Cridersville at our first game of the season. p Assembly for Thanksgiving program. School dismissed early for vacation. Q, .uv ' 1 4 5 S 9 10 14 13 22 25 4 5 8 ll 12 15 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 25 Z6 1 2 5 5 8 10 11 12 15 17 19 20 22 39 DAY BY DAY C A LE N .DAM DECEMBER Girls sure are going for ear rings in a big way. Basketball: Cridersville victorious over Buckland. 55-29 Blume High defeated Rams. Will this rain never cease? Assembly: Speaker from Department of Health. Rams de- feated St. Joe players. 45-42 Seniors get proofs for pictures. Beautiful snow. Rams--boys bowed to Knoxville. Ice prevents school buses to run. Some of the Senior's pictures are done, School dismissed for vacation. JANUARY Juniors are proud of their rings. Vacation is topic of discussion. Back to class routine. Rams win over St. Joe. 46-25 Minster bowed to Cridersville. 26-25 The sun finally came through for a bright Monday morning. Interesting picture show on India. Last glances made at textbooks before the great exams. Exams start. NSighn exams are over. Buckland defeated by Rams. 55-16 The mercury sure made a decline today. Still freezing. Picture show. HEverybodies' happyn Report cards are issued. Seniors select invitation. The sun gave us a break today. It sure looks good. Picture show. Cridersville defeated Coldwater. 51-26 Rams bowed to Waynesfield. FEBRUARY New month starts with a snow. Shawnee victorious over Rams. Rainy weather. Knoxville defeats Rams. Seniors busy on annual. Picture show on manufacture of steel. Paul Sheely missed since he joined the Navy. Honor Lincoln's birthday. Minster team defeats Cridersville Rams. Weather fair. County Tournament starts. Cridersville defeated Min- ster. 54-24 Tournament continues. Cridersville eliminated. Rationing starts. I 1 5 5 8 9 11 15 19 23 26 50 1 2 5 7 9 12 15 15 19 25 27 50 5 4 6 7 10 11 12 15 14 17 18 19 20 21 25 24 DAY BY DAY CALEN DAR MARCH Students take T. B. tests. March wind is really blowing. Mixed chorus. Everyone's singing patriotic songs. Mr. Stump is absent. Classes disrupted. Seniors are picking out class play. Girls enjoy running to gym in rain. Mr. Stump leaves to go to work at Westinghouse. Seniors still disputing over play. Mr. Boggs talks on Ohio Penitentary. A week of rain and snow. Picture show on South America. APRIL Sociology class celebrate Mr. Hutchens birthday. Rainy Weather. Chorus practicing songs for Senior Class Play. Seniors working on annual. Week-end looked forward to with great enthusiasm. Senior play cast try-outs. Try-outs continue. Knoxville defeats Rams at base- ball. Interesting movie on Sweden? Senior play practice begins. Good Friday. Knoxville defeats Rams at baseball. End of April showers and cafeteria. ' MAY Senior play coming down to finals. Movie on South America. Dress rehearsal for play. Senior class play presented. Chorus practicing for graduation exercises. Miss Beagle is sick. nMayH showers. Juniors preparing for Junior-Senior Reception. Practice at Hall for Commencement. Cridersville l2 Shawnee S. Victor Carter broke his collarbone in this game. Junior-Senior Reception. More, more, more rain: Still more, more, more rain. Canning Sugar Registration. Final Exams. W N W . Final Exams. N W V . Teachers working hard to get final reports completed. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Last day of school. 4 .f .-s 2 6' I l I r 4 X r u 1 4 4 x s Hu r , , 5 1 L FWRP1 , n axl- .'v WL .9 xu ' 1 . u. N . .I ' ' , . W-1 -1'. ,' rf ' -N , A bf . K , 4-it 1 . sg I, Ili. ' , ,L , . , 'W ' 1 Y .1 . We 4 ,. ml A Q J Xv'v',1. 2V5A..41' A' - V 1 I I A I f I Wy I , 1 ' ' 1 'T 1341 ' f' ay, ' , 1' , 4.1 1 'I' er-af , , . ,L ,. -jf' f-K 1.w--,- -J.. ,V A ,f fn' gg!!! -w 1. - -, H- f. ,- , , ' I ,:' 1, :H-L ,Q V . f . w .-5. N ,, 1 .ml , .. H' rs :W -1. X '51 Y- -ff -nw 4 c 4m .w .3-4 gf - . mg n .H ,A '- 44 .. V, I ui' ' '-rx V f 4 v iff S' T, V .. :a i -. -'rn he: rf- , wif- .-Q A, . if ,N , . 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Evzyzr-I BEQLER ---.. -- --PHoN3 43 FJ W 'I Q P fain JXEgCHELDEIaFas'a CR.l E1'E3iSV lLLEI QH 30 5f1AI4,DWAI',E if, DIQY 'GOQDS ?'AiNTS OILS PHCJNE Best Wishes to Graduating Class of l945 TCKERD DRUG 9 NGTIOL CO. 26 Public Square-236 N.Main :.ffE?LE.TqN A - H QKOCLKY i i i ,il i is F R E 5 H QCCK QF AG33 IM E A T S--G R C C E R I Q Polished Granite Memorials TEE ARCHER MEMORIAL IORKS PHONE 12 Vest Auglaize St. Walter R. Archer F R E E D E L I V 3 P Tapakoneta, G. E EELPILG STUDIO P ,N -a.4 55 CJLJ 3 D Photographs: Frames Greeting Cards R 3 5 'J .L U Ei ig N T Kodak Finisningl ' BE PPOTOGRAPHED GL YOUR Hgme Qggked meals and EIRTHLAY. short orders at all times. Wapakvneta, Ohio - 115 ilm---Just off Main st - W 'ill- - - Y - in ntl' w-1 Mai Sf' Fi U F2 D I ,QM U N D E3 154 est sign sr. Lima, ohio Wnqnnr' A - W- . ICQ-f-hun-I-A nn- - A - -1- ' - - ---- - - A To Class of 1945 Q CNGRfgTULJ-TI OLS W. 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OLOTHILG COHPAI TD E P E N D A E L In Wapekoneta Chio 'clothing-Furnishings-Hatsz11: SUM GROSS SEAPEY SIHVICE STATION GESSEEIES SUNOCO GAS--OILS TIRE AFL BATTERY SZRVICE 'fr :lp PAX! I F' F FIQJXXTL .df-xl In 1VL:3.K3 TRIS BANK YOUR EJ-INK Cridersville, Ohio M A PhoneA 29 JACOE WFRNER Q SOh'S MEAT MARKET I WAPAK HATCEEEY Wapakoneta, Ohio Bloodtested baby chicks ' Main POULTRY SUPPLIES Wapakoneta, Ohio Phone 2651 CONKEY'S FEEDS E. D. Jorg, Prop. H. F. Romshe,Mgr PURVUS DEOORATIFG STORE We Want to thank the merchants that have been See us forg DOO WALLPAPER, so cooperative in helping make this edition of PAINTS Q WINDOW SHADFS!iZa! HLeet We Forgetn a suc- cess. May you ell have Wapakoneta, Ohio e successful season. 1 5 --' ....L.1. 1 -ef -r- i :f .-' 1 ' N rf A L , ' 1 . f ,QTLL e'v L' Y , ,.-I flwf r, ' ' 1' , . lv., f- f M . , - I , , '.,,.1 ',. V .cy - :fm 'Q-f V, j'! , V . rf, WF 1.14 ' ' .IJ-fn mm J- 5 . Af w 2