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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

' ' . -f , ..-H3 ' -i Lf :: ASUS ., DEDICATION Robert Rohrbcxcher v Iohn Rczesky Vernon Archer A little less than a year ago the first member of our class was inducted into the United States Army without the privilege of graduating with his classmdtes. This was John Haesky, who is now serving in Germany. Last January two others were called to the colors. Robert Rohrbacher was inducted into the Anmj and Vernon Archer into the Navy. It is to these thrsr former classmates that we, the members of the Hhest We Forgetw staff and the senior class of 1945, feel privileged to dedicate this annual. TO TH CPIDERSVILLE EOAID OF EDUCATIONg The students, teachers and parents wish to congratulate the Board of Education on the efficient way in which they have managed the business affairs of the school. U Many people do not fully understand the amount of work and worry connected with the duties of the Board of Education. This thankless job must be per- fnnmed by capable and public spirited men, and Cridersville is fortunate in having this type of men for this all important job BOARD OF EDUCATION Q Ifsse Shaw Frank Miller Vice Presxdent Clerk Clark DeLong President V. Lyle Kiser Chester Steveley ff N-.- X fl, M 'Z ,fk FACULTY Dorothy Schuliz Curl A. Hutchens Annu Bright PI'if1CiPGl Superintendent Catherine Holtkump Phyliss Cordermun Yvonne Wauben Donna Stevely Marie Vandevier Ilo Hczrshmcxn FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. CARL HUTCHENS-SUPT. Born at Plainville, Indiana Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teachers College. Majors-Commerce and Physical Ed. Minors-Social Science Teaches-Social Science, Commer- cial Subjects and Coach Years at Cridersville--1955-45 Mrs. DOROTHY SCHULTZ-FRIN. Born at New Galilee, Benn. Bachelor of Arts degree from Baldwin Wallace College. Majors-Mathematics Minors-French, English, Music, History, and Social Sc ence Teaches-Music,Math and English Years at Cridersville--1929-Z2 IQQO-45 Mrs. ANNA BRIGHT Born at-Berwich, Penn. Bachelor of Arts degree from Wittenberg College Attended Ohio State University Majors-English, Social Science Minors-Latin Teaches-History and English Years at Cridersville--l944-45 Miss DONNA JEAN STEVELY Born at-Buckland, Ohio Elementary Teaching Certificate from Ohio Northern Teaches-Fourth and Fifth Grades Years at Cridersville--l945-45 Mrs. PHYLLIS CORDERMAN Born at Cincinnati, Ohio Elementary Teaching Certificate from Ohio Northern Attended Ohio State University Teaches-Seventh, Eighth Grades Years at Cridersville-IQ44-45 Miss CATHERINE HOLTKAMP Born at Kalida, Ohio Bachelor of Arts from Mary Mannse College Majors-Mathematics, Science Minors-History and English Teaches-General Science, Eng- lish, Biology and Physics. Years at Cridcrsville--1944-45, Mrs . YVONNE WAUBEN Born at Wapaxoneta, Ohio RR 6 Elementary Teaching Certificate from Bowling Green Univer- sity. Attended Ohio State University Teaches-Fifth and Sixth Grades Years at Cridersville-1935-45 Mrs. MARIE VANDIEVIER Born at-Bucyrus, Ohio Graduated from Marvin College, Missouri Teaches-Second and Third Grades Years at Cridcrsville-1945 Mrs. ILO HARSHMAN Born at Mmpakoneta, Ohio RR 4 Elementary Teaching Certificate from Ohio Northern Univer- sity. . Teaches-First and Second Grade Years at Cridersville--1941-45 f. s I swmh i K J nw J., is Q age 3 1 fi , PL X, I gggfpgfjg Q :H B, kg Z, 4 Q if if? v v ' -www., df: W at , X gl Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of GRADUATES OF C.H.S. IN THE ARMED FORCES 1928 Howard Fox C1355 of Richard Winget 1930 Frederick DeLong? 1951 Glenn Sellers Robert Zimmerman 1952 Harold Thomas' Class of 1933 Darrel McDougle 1954 Orval Hinegardener Theodore Kirchner Orval Snider ' Class of 1935 Ellsworth McDoupl 1936 Leo Breda Robert Curry Paul Koch Merle Warner Clyde Einkle 1957 Virginia Curry Class of John Wauben Marion Bell Merlin Stapleton Russell Eurden Harold Resting 1938 Kenneth Bice Richard Shaw Class of Richard Easting Robert Saddler , Jack Shafer Class of 1959 Ruth Curry Edgar South Orotho Stiles Floyd Porter Clyde Sellers Robert Rhoades Eugene Conrad 1940 1941 1942 1945 1944 1945 Gerald Spyker Alva Lee Naus Jr Franklin McCune Dale Spyker Warren Williams' Herbert LaRue Tommy Decker Robert Henry Roger Phillips Melynn Archer Floyd Snider Darrel Dawson V Richard Frazier Clifford Rison Frederick Reichelderfer Charles Meeker Richard Graham Robert Bice Ernest Ramga Paul Frazier William Clark Paul Sheely Gordon Mefflcy Ray Einkley Harold Mayer Don Dieringer Dick Greer Earl Zimmerman Gene Dubois Bill Eley Vernon Archer Robert Rohrbacher X Have paid the supreme sacrifice by giving their lives We have made an effort to obtain all of the names of the graduates so if any are omitted we are Very sorry WSW' 'Y L Q Q f S? ae A Q Z . g21fff -Q1Q f5 f:111 .rf 'xx ,f' lf' f X f J!! X .I f 4- A ff K if X, xv' Xi1QQi1lP mf2 XQQ L ZX S ENYCJ KS 4 I Mary Lou Crouse President I 0 P99917 Carter Norville Freymuth secretary Vice Presideni Marilyn Spyker Icmice Verbryke Kenneth Thomas amine rmfaa.o'roF2Y Vernon Archer Stage Manager l-They Put on a Play 5-Mama's Baby Boy Navy 4 Peggy Carter Music l-2-3-4 Editor of Annual 4 Echo Reporter l-3-Z-4 Operetta l-Words and Xusic Class Play l-They Put on a Play 5-Mama's Baby Boy 4-Don't Darken My Door Class Offices 5-4 Vice Pres Mary Lou Crouse Music 1-2 Pianist 3-4 Editor of Echo 4 Echo Reporter l-2-5 Opcretta 1-Words and Music Class Play l-They Put on a Flay 5-Mama's Baby Boy 4-Don't Darken My Door Class Offices l-Secretary-Treasure 5-President 4-Iresident Student Council 2 Fred Dumm Blume High l-a-3 Basketball 4 Class Play 4-Don't Darkon My Door Norvillo Freymuth Class Officers l-Vice President 4-secretary-Treasure Eisuball l-3-E-4 Etskctball 4 Student Council Z-5 Gloss Elays l-They Put On A Play 3-Hama's Baby Boy 3-Let's Re Congenial 4-Don't Darxen My Door Business Hanager, Annual 4 Heil Klomon Music l-2 Operetta l-Words and Music Ass't Adv. Xgr., Echo 4 Himco. Oper., Annual 4 Class Play 5-Hama's Baby Boy Stags Manager-4 Basketball Manager 5 1 Robert Rohrbacher i I Fred Dumm Betty Snider Sheeley 0 Helen Morris Neil Klemun, Ir. Vernon Archer SEN IDF? DIFZECTCJ FZY Helen Morris Music l-2-5-4 Operetta l-Words and Music Class Play 3-Meme's Baby Boy 4-Don't Darken My Door Echo Reporter 5-4 Robert Rohrbocher Class Officer 2-President Baseball l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3-3-4 Student Council 5 Class Play 1-They Put On e Pley 3-Meme's Baby Boy Army 4 Betty Snider Sheely Music l-2-E-4 Assistant Editor,.nnnunl 4 Echo Reporter 3-4 Operctte l-Words end Music Class Play 5-Mama's Beby Boy 4-Don't Derken My Door, Prompter Student Council 5 Marilyn Jean Spyker Music l-2-5-4 Operette l-Words and Music Class Play 3-Mema's Baby Boy 4-Don't Dorken My Door Class Officer 3-Secretary-Treasure Echo Reporter l-2 Sports Editor, Echo 3-4 Cheerleeder 5 Kenneth Thomas Besebell l-2-3-4 Bfsketbsll l-2f5-4 Clfss Plfy l-They Put On A Plfy 3-Mcmo's Baby Boy 4-Don't Derken My Door Music 1,2 Operetta l-Words 'nd Music Advertising Mfneger, Annual 4 Jfnicc Verbryke Nutt Music l-2-5-4 Operettc l-Words end Music Clfss Plsy l-They Put On A Pley 3-Memn's Bcby Boy e-Don't Derken My Door Chserlofdcr 4 A ESENJUFQ E3 LASBES PF? EIWFJEIZY Hello Miranda: This is Matilda. I thought I'd call and tell you about the most wonderful trip I took. It was certainly we Miranda. Where all did I go? Well, I went to so ma that I just don't know where to start. Did I see an Oh, my yes! I ran into ton years ago. My-y do Well I was inquiring fer me and asked me to stay Janice Verbryke, you know her married name is Mrs. N that nice of her to ask me to stuy with them? My-y they had a cute little home and Kenny, of home for good. You know he was in that terrible War We had the nicest chat and 'h- do you suppose she to living at the edge of town? I just about fell ever! we ladies gossip! Well, she said BETTY and Paul She nice little home there. It was about a mile or so f The next morning I thought I'd cull on Betty before with my Journey. When I arrived, Betty was working in their gard had the prettiest flowers!! Of course, she asked me dinner, and Miranda, she really can bake the most de angle food cakes. . Well, I went back and get on my train and it wa that I had to sit down with a man-n!! Imagine Miren And he had on a uniform. Of course that seems funny the war has been over for some time. Well, it was n than FRED DUMM. I just didn't know what to think! officer. Captain! Of course, Fred was the same as talked about old times, you know--things like play p English, and his bookkeeping. Remember he had such time getting that subject! And to think, Miranda he 3 room nd aho do you think all night? No, it wasn't sh nderful, ny places yone I knew? Remember all my classmates of n45n. esn't time fly! Who did I run into first? came up to e? It was utt. Wesn't course was ld War II. led me was 2 You know ely had a rom town. I went on on and she to stay for licious s so crowded da, a man! now because one other He's a Navy always. We ractice, an awful always wanted on the Honor Roll in school and now, he's a Captain! He said he had a job in the War Department for good. And of course he still likes blondes!! Doesn't that sound lokc Fred, though? We were talking along when all of Q sudden an o started playing WI Couldn't Sleep A Wink Lest Nightn vocalist was also a man. Another nan, Miranda. How it was a man? Why, Miranda, you knew me better than man's a man, you know. I but you can't auess who the crooner was? O h not him, he was a lot better than ever was, It was none'other than Kenny Thomas. You never thought I'd run into him, and there he was, si that low, mellow voice. It just made me feel so ron Gee-ee, Miranda, he certainly could sing. He also h the World War II, too. Remember he enlisted in the now he goes all over the United States with this mos orchestra singing that slow, romantic music. rchestra and the did I know that! A t certain Frank Sinatra know, I nging in antic! ad been in Navy, but tfxwus I was sitting so comfortably and Kenny's voice made my sould enchanted, when all of a sudden, the train jerked an screamed end, Miranda, it happened so quickly. I gu hit my head and I was uncounscious for a few minutes to, the nurse told me the train jumped the track and d people ess something . When I came not to worry. I f I . . 1 LA F smiles chase easel-Jae Yi I KCONTINUEDI The nurse--I looked twice and I thought I had heard that voice before--was Marilyn JEAN SPYKER. You know, she said she wanted to be a nurse, but didn't know whether to go on with that career or not. And, Miranda, she looked so cute in that blue cape and on her head a little white starched cap with a black band. She certainly did her duty of caring for the injured and helping Otters to get straightened up over har excitement of the train wreck. y And, Viranda, it was so discouraging when we found out we were several miles from any town and there we had to wait for somebody to rescue us. Was I scared? Of course, I was worked up a bit but after I recovered from the ignfh I get out of the train and looked around. And Miranda, you should have seen the beautiful farms around us. There were acres and acres of land, and those name do you suppose was painted on tlose farm buildings? I thought when I read that name that I should know that person, but yet I was'curious as to whom that might he. I looked all around me and this person' ex name was on all the buildings around me. Wind you, there wasn't just one farm in his name but five or six. Who was he? Oh, I forgot to tell yor, didn't I, Miranda? And it's a man to boot. None other than NORVILLE FPEYMUTH. You know, I thought when he went to college that he'd make good in agriculture. Fe certainly did!!! And to top it off, he has a government job, managing farms and such things. Isn't that won-der-ful? I always knew he's stick to the farm some way. Finally we were rescued. Another train came and I was off to New York City. You knew, that great big City, millions of people live there. Miranda, you still there? I wanted to make sure because I have some more to tell you. Did I get lost? no-oo, of course not! While I was in New York City, I thought I'd walk down Wall Street. Havan't you heard about Wall Street? Why that's the financial center. You know, where the stocks and bonds are handled. As I was saving, I was walking down Wall Street, who do you suprose I ran into? Fo, Miranda, I'm sorry to say, it wasn't a man. Darn it! None otler than PEGGY CARTER She was having her luncl leur at the time and asked if I would- n't dine wit? her. Miranda, she really has-gone up tkose stairs to success. She is a private secretary to Oliver P. Morton and dresses to r tee. Remember she was tall and slender and her ambition was to be a secretary. After luch she showed me hor office and it wus beautiful. She also asked me up to her apartment and who do you suppose she said was sharing this apartment with hor? Another old classmate who really became famous, too. Remember MKRY LOU CFGUSB? She had gone to college and was a private secretary to a lawyer. A lawyerlli Can you imagine that? And a private secretary to that big lawyer, Ephriam Tutt. J- Well, I got to thinking while I was in New York City, I'd like to see the sights of the city. The girls suggested that I go to the airport and take an airplane ride over the city. sewers chase Pffzeel-ugev When I get to the airport and was getting into the plane I heard somebody say, NFey there, remember me?u Of course, I 1ooked'around to see who was calling and, Miranda, there was another man! I must have men on my brain. Now, Miranda, no remarks. Getting back to this men, it was none other than NEILfKLEVAN. He owned several planes and of course he was a pilot so he took me up and showed me knows Tis aviation, I must say. the sights. He certainly Well, after my plane ride, I thought I'd stroll down Fifth Avenue. And who do you suppose was in one of the most exclusive shops on the Avenue? And she was trying to decide which wedding gown she liked best. We.., I cou1dn't believe my eyes, but it was HELEN MOIRIS. She had been engaged for some time and was now planning for her wedding. Won't she look pretty in that wedding gown? Oh, I almost forgot to tell you, while I was at Petty and Paul's they drove me out to BOB P0UFPAPVER'S farm. Of course he had all the latest mackinery. At the time I saw him, he was having trouble with Tis tractor. Who do you suppose he had as his mechanic, none other than VEFWGW keep things repaired. AFCPEF. He certainly can , Well, I was getting rather tired, so I came home. It certainly was a wonderful trip and meeting my old classmates of '45 was truly an inspiration. Yes, Nirandn, that's why I haven't called vou for some time. What's that, Vlranda? Oh--somebody wants the line? What? Hello--Hello! Gee-ee, I duess she hung up. Now it couldn't be she get tired of my talking! TUV IND. SEZJNIJEJFZ CLA We, the class of 1945, of Cride realizing that we are nearing the and being of sound mind and of our bequeath, and swear this to he our Peggy Carter:---------- ----- -we Mary L0u CpQu39g-------- ----Ny Fred Dumm:-- -------- - ----Ny Norville Treymuthg ----------. My Neil Kleman:--- --------- 7 ---. My Helen Norris ---------- Betty Snider Sheel?:-- ----- -My to IM 11- Ny unwv Jean Spyk3rg..-.------------- nnu- --,Q Jenive Verbryke Nutt:--.-----yQ E3 53 WILL. rsvillc High School, fnd of our high school career own free will do hereby make, last will and testament: tendency to worry Bob D. freckles to Fvelyn Schultz manners to Smilie Wolfe long eyelashes to Mary Ruth ability to fly to Bill Crouse temper to Jeane Harshe ability to study even at noone Freddie Hopson athletic ability to Marcella vuryly hair to Ned Mowery height to Genevieve Wriscoe. 5 W , .,,, 1-I., , A-f-ei: - Wi A I kg Ng I f' K X 1 5 UPPE RCLA SSMEN Ns ,. uf , WQQV , f ,fgvg vim - 'XX 145' xr CIN' ,I 'xx W K 0 1 if First Row---Jean Shaw, Irene Davis, Gloria Jean Spyker, and Genevieve Brisco. Second Row--Vernona Rousculp, Rosemary Mayer, Mary Brown, Alberta Ramga, Joan Lowry, Evelyn Shultz, and Evelyn Archer. Third Row---Willard Sellers, Dick Grumrlne, Smilie Wolfe, Norman Melchl, Junior Few, Bud Smith, and Jim Clark. Pres.--Gloria Jean Spyker Vice Pres.--Dick Crumrine Sec. and Treas.--Junior Few Junior, Senior Reception Saturday, May 5th, the Juniors entertained the Seniors with a dinner at the Dale and a show HIt's a Pleasuren at the Ohio Theater. I Dick Crumrine was toastmaster and introduced Gloria Jean Spyker, president of the Junior Class, who gave the welcome ad- dress. This was responded to by Mary Lou Crouse, president of the Senior Class. Mr. Hutchens gave a brief talk after which the rest of the faculty were called upon for a few comments. We were dismissed with the singing of the school song after which we met at the Ohio Theater. The Seniors wish to express their appreciation to the Jun- iors. We all had an enjoyable evening. BAGCALAUREATE Methodist Church ---- - ---- --- ------ ------ - ---- -- ---- May 13, 1945 9Pre1ude- ...-.. --.--.--.- - .-------- ---- ------------ Miss Holtkamp Process1ona1----- ------------- ----------r--nFQ1PGSt Lord JGBUSU High School Chorus and Seniors , 'Hymn' -------- ---- HHo1y, Holy, Holyu ---- ' ------------ COngr6gHt1On 'Invocation ---- - ----------- ----------- -- ---'--------- RSV- Gaumer 'Choir response ------- ---------------------- - ---- NO Lamb of GOGN Anthem --------------- Nici is e Spiritn ------------- ---- Bennett Chorus-Mrs. Qchultz-directing Scr1pture-- -------- ---Isaiah 4C:28-51-- ------------ --Rev. Clark Anthem -------------------d Huy Thehvs --------- - ---------- Ashford Chorus Sermon- ------------ -NW1th Eag1e's Wingsu--ve ------- --Rev. Clerk Announcements---- ---- ---- -+-e ------------- --------- Mr. Hutchene 'Hymn- ---- - --------- HNQW the Day is OverN----- ------ Congregation 'Prayer Cbenedictionb ---------------- ------------ ---- Rev. Spring tcholr response ------ ----e-------------NHesr Our Prayer, O lordu 'Congregation standing Community Ha1l-wn------e- -------- -------------v--- COMMENCEMENT May 16, 1945 Proccss1ona1-----v--'-- 'v '-'-WLand of Hope and Gloryn High School Chorus, Eighth Graders, and Class of 1945 Invocation- --'---- - ----- H--- ------- U ----------------- Rev. Clark Choral Response -----------------------n--------------- ---Shorug Music Inj Irish Tu1'ohy --------------- - e--- ---------- Shannon Cbl Mah Lindy lou ----- ----------- - ---------- Strickland Chorus-Mrs. Schultz-d1rect1ng----- Presentation Address---w- Music- ------ Presentation Presentation Benediction- of Eighth Grade Diplomas ----- - ------- Mr. Schumaker -------Dr. McClure-Pres. of Chio Northern University ----Kal Ave Merla-- --------------------- --Schubert fbj Forgotten- ------------- -------- ----- Cowles Chorus Arranged by Dorothy Schultz of High School Diplomas ----------- Mr. Clark DeLong - of Special Awards --------------------- Mr. Hutchene ---------------------------------------Rev. Spring E92 ul ll? 1' SEJPHEJMEJ' RE CLASS ES First Rout--Marcella Ends, Naxine Foght, Glennice Sherrick, Jean Hershe, ard Betty Miller. Second Row--Don He11, Jim Long, Bob ifringer, Ned Mowery, 011m yqung, and B111 Crouse. Pres.--E111 Crouse Vice Pres.+-Bob Dieringer Sec. end Treas.--Ned Mowery 11.3175 uf ,J 'X 1 gag lfQ F'F?E.E3HME.JNi CLASE5 First Row--Mary Spyker, Joan Clark, Madeline Klauslng, Katherine Bailey, Ruth Ritchie and Roselle Davie Second Row-Diene Kovere, Shirley Thompson, Treve Bell, A Mery Jwne Tippie, and Helen Snider. Third Rove-vDarre1 Weaver, Lester Nutt, and Roger Hyne. Fourth RovHKenneth Weaver, Don Hershe, Fred Hopson, Norman Roser, and Eddie Coplin. Absent--Mary Ruth Eley. Pres.--Don Herehe' Vice Pres,--Roger Hyne Sec. and Trees.--Mary Ruth Eley First Row- Second Rovwe Third Row.. Fourth Row-- Pres.--Ler i EQICJHTH EZFZADE. Onal Thompewn, Virginia Lowry, Dorothy Carter Susie Wolfe, Dorethy Frcymuth, Mabel Klausing, Carolyn Millrr, Huldah Shaw --Leroy Blackburn, Dickie Williams, Kenneth Lowry Don Thompson, Bob Velenti, Richard Etzkorn, Pet Reilly, Merrie Koch, Junior Stevens oy Blackburn Sec.--Carolyn Miller First Row- Second Row-N Third Row- Fourth Row Pres.--How f. 4 '- ,, .. 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Vernon Crouse, Richard Parlette, Teddy Ed- miston, Jimmy Valenti, Richard Bice, Bobby Schultz, and Bobby LaRue. ABSENT--'D1CK Lowe ,fx f!f ,JQ741 ' 3-VM X' 1 f I lx ffgfn LM' 1 '. ..f ', fur'- lfffefflfereeeel M sail xiiij' 7f 'N MQSIIIJI ' ff ' 'l1.J.. P u I l -. ,. 'fs--A FIP' fri GMADQ. FIRST ROW----Charlene Beary, Nadine Perry, Delores Den SECOND ROW Vorc, Shirley Roser, Barbara Miller, Anna Carter, and Harriet Wolfe. ---Jimmy Ritchie, Jean Stevens, Charles Rohr- bacher, and Bobby Dnvis. THIRD ROW----Glen Smith, Devid Melchi, Gwynn Coon, Gene Deifendiffer, end Kenneth Howell ABSENT---June Nutt, Carl Guy ' FfjLiif?Ti-1 GPM DE. FIRST ROW-----Yvonne Bailey, Petty Hall, Jean Thompson Jootte Snorriek, Peggy Taylor, Janice McDonald, and Joan Beary. SECOND ROW ---- Jean Themes, Betty Norris, Jimmy Crouse, THIRD ROW- FIRST ROW- SECOND ROW THIRD ROW- Byron Sohumeker, Ronny Spyker, Vernon Brentlingor, Janet Lowry, Marilyn Hault. 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X. iw 1 ,' V: 535 YV Em ' SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW ----- Patty Hutchons, Marlene Stevens, Vivian Mussnr, Vwry Vargargt Bayliff, Karon Plapp, Carol Lcgonnld, and Grotchon Wolfe. SECOND ROW----Bobby Rall, Donny Monnoy. Harvey Kisor, Darrel Cin mon Glvdo Romer Jlmm Ta lor. 1 L I THIRD ROW- ---- Jorry Snider, Jon Riqg, Gordon Sass, Ronald Gross, Donnio Bsnbunor, and Nod Curry. Absent: Z.urlon..J Liodd, and .Timmy Rosor. .f v--X b 5--4 Qs f R , f - if fi' - Xxx, ...,-fl' ' 1 I' 45 Fla ' s. ,- .-.ffm ' 1:1 'O': '7'f'Eiii5-f!':1,. R- - 1 J --IA: 1' 1 S -I-XR' 1 X vifspjxbgg ..... ofa ,DQ N 45, XXV 'bil-l Xxx ' '.. r,,,'Zg ' , , Kfffy NX'-xx Xi, !.1 , . X lI!E --s F r- r-5 - 3 r- 1'-' r M22 F Cvf?AEJf1, FIRST ROW-----Nancy Wolfo, Beverly Baumgwrdner, Esthor Sheets Etnol Shoots Elnorn Hontn Adalou t J 1 0 1 7 . F 3 Oldurmnn, ono Ruth Mario koltor. SECOND ROW----Tommy Nault, Norman Kirchner, Terry Horbst, Gary Kinor, Ronnio Stovoly, Dickie Numbers. THIRD ROW--H--Philip Hottor, Donald McDonald, Budd Bayliff, Bobby Spencer, and Jay Rohrbacher. Absent: Nelda White, Deanna Hughes, Carole Sue Huntwork, Bobby Harshe, and Bruce Roser X :dh wht'-w,W I ..- 'X -gust' 7 ff ,,..4 ZH Ci-fy ,.. fy - ff l ff . . ....-- ,J ff' .gf ,D-Z - ,.-- M - .04-- 'M ...I ' ,.- ,,1' .-. ,.-f' ...-- ' '.A,.-,- .Q- - ,f ,...,,.,.......---v-' fs-flVl l5E:' J 1' ' ,, .4-xx.. X,.-L-r-.----4- '-N' QM , ,ff nffv' ' X K X- Qitrffiy' X -J f 1 Q 1 QW I I M.. ,..-- 'I' .4-f XQZT-4 '-'A W .LJ57'-254. ...-,.....--f-1 '-- 4-- va.--..,,,,,,.,...f, --se - ...,. .-.N- ---.--+...,-..- ...Q ,,-f D 0 N X 'I' EYALQ KE N MY DOO K' C, A S 'i FIRST ROW--H SECOND ROWFM CSENIOH PILAYJ A Mary Lou Crouse, Helen Morris, Jean Spyker, Peggy Carter, Janice Verbryke and Betty Sneely. Mrs. Bright, Director, Norvile Freymuth, Fred Dumm, Kenny Thomas and Nell Kleman ,gb f e.-.- -wr , w'gl 33 Wm 5UWC'3 ggfxw hx ?q QQ CEQINI f NN ,15- S EN KO S9 N, lffslvg 3' LAX 5 Q rifle! Sfx AAAN TH? RULES T HE ROCJSTU CAST FIRST ROW---Gwen Mary SECOND ROW-uD1re Dick CJUNIOR PLAYJ Shaw, Jean Spyker, Rosemary Mayer, Brown, Evelyn Schultz, and Irene Davis tor Hrs. Schultz, Willard Sellers, Crumerine, Norman Melchi, Junior Few and Bud Smith. , N., K ,+V ., - Q iff Glfilfrl 61.252 CLU8 First row---Maryellen Boweher, Nancy Winget, Ruth Ritchie, Second row Third row- Fourth row Roselle Davis, Mary Spyker, Mary Lou Crouse, Mrs. Schultz, Helene Hyne, Josephine Rohrbacher, Marcella Eade, Marie Nutt, Dorothy Carter, Jean Reichelderfer, Helen Mault. --Diana Kovern, Helen Snider, Kitty Bailey, Gene- vieve Briscoe, Madeline Klausing, Joan Clark, Margaret Snyker, Peggy Snider, Opal Thompson, Susie Wolfe. Gloria Jean Spyker, Treva Bell, Lvelyn Archer, Regina Smith, Mary Ruth Bley, Betty Miller, Gar- olyn Miller, Huldah Shaw, Doris Davidson, Vir- ginia Lowry. Mary Jane Tippie, Betty Sheely, Shirley Thompson Jeanne Harshe, Mabel Kleusing, Joanne Lowry, Verncne Rcneculo, Dorothy Freymuth, Rosemary Mayer. Fifth row--Alberta R mqa, Marilyn Spyker, Peeey Garter, Absent ---- -- Janice Verbryke, Glennie Sherrick, Maxine Fogt, Mable Feet, mary Brown, Lvelyn Schultz. Helen Morris, Irene Davis, Gwen Shaw. Accomnaniet--jury Lou Crouse Director-----Mrs. Schultz C HEJE.I4.lEfXDEKS Gwen Shaw Irene Davis Janice Verbryke W. X 'Q ' N-EQ: mv' b Underwood www- Q 3 ff' fm 9' kk J 5 5 if I. N 1 1 K 'E 1 -Y ' if :P , 933: X '5'l :gii5,fi,,f' . ' Wi: K ., V 1. , .wf f my Unzdcrwwg aims. Q li KQF va, H7 ,,,,, , ww- J --f wr' ULEJI MI FOAGLI' X 'X .Jlfff ' fseanmz Left to Righty Janice Verbryke, nrt Editor Betty Snider Sheely, Ass't Editor Peggy Carter, Editor Norville Freynuth, Business Mg CStending Left to Rightl Mr. Hutchens, Faculty ldvisor Neil Kleman, Mimeo. Operator Kennetn Thomas, Adv. Hgr. Hrs. Schultz, Faculty Advisor if' :P . H xi Q --, .., . r - 4 w 3'-x -YQ. F Au an v, J .f Y ,-ffdwpl .,-L'x'fM - 1 ' - ARXL.-I! su , - . 1 ,, N . 4, Ntkli X. XJ' 1 fl 12,1 .. XX .H KX mf ' 1'.1L.. 1':T':--1.-:gl-:. V' f' ' :.r.'.1igjL,1 'w -1f1.1rgiga. , f 1 L fini TZQTYJQ ,ff-1,c,.1.i.., .-1,111 ,J 'fl' I1 N 4 'v . ,.. ' ll-',1.,Nlt f-- rr reflex Jfflrf CSeated Left to Right! Bud Smith, ldv. Mgr. Vernono Rousculp, nrt Editor Mary Lou Crouse, Editor Evelyn Schultz, nss't Editor lStanding Left to Rightl Mrs. Schultz, Faculty Advisor Norville Freynutn, Himeo. Operator Neil Kleman A ' , ss t Adv. Mgr. - Jean Spyker, Sports Editor Mr. Hutchens, Faculty ndvisor I'. Poeollwzlw com-recefr-'19-ff-so Best Best Most Most Most Most looking looking studious studious athletic athletic gir1----- boy----- -..-..........--....--....u...--.,.aEVe1yn Schultz gir1------- --------- ---------Mary Lou Crouse bGy'ap--.-..-----.-------4-.--ss-s girl ---- boy---- Most oopulsr Qirl- ---- ---- Most ponuler boy---------- Most devoted couple------- -Norville Freymuth -Norville Freymuth ----------------------H. Jenn Spyker -----------------------Kenneth Thomas --------------------Peggy Carter -------------------Dick Crumrine Hornfn and Vernonc Teachers' pet ------------- ---- Evelyn Schultz Jost sarcastic --------- ---- ----------------- ----Mary Brown Bret rum chewcr- ------------------------- Genevieve Briscoe Girl most likely to sccceed .--------------- Lcry Lou Crouse Boy most likely to succeed -Norville Freymuth Nestest girl -------------- ------ Peggy Carter Neotest boy ---------Q - ----------------- - Typicfl hirh school girl-- Tjpicel high sonool boy--- Comoh girl of '45 ---------- -Norville Freymuth ---- ------- --- ---- --Peggy Carter ------------- ------ Dick Crumrine ---Janice Verbryke Host nolite rirl -----------+----------- Betty Snider Sheely Most polite boy ----------------------------- Kenneth Thomas Most intelliccnt rirl-- Msry Lou Crouse Most intelligent boy --------------------- Eorvills Freymuth host cheerful girl ---------------------------- Peggy Carter Most cheerful boy ---------------------------- Dick Crumrine Cutzst girl --------------- gary Lou Crouse Und Betty Hiller Lsziest boy ------------- ---Smilie Wolfe Best dressed girl ----------------------------- Helen Morris Best dressed boy ------------------------- ---Kenneth Thomas Most beshful girl ---------- --------------- Genevieve Brisco Most bsshful boy ---- --- -- ---- ------ ---- --Norville Freymuth BASEBALL First Row---Lester Nutt-fielder, Jim Long-fielder, Ned Mowery-catcher, Bob Dieringer-first base, m1d Olin Yeung-fielder. Second Row--Billy Crouse-Mgra, Dick Crumrine-second base, Norville Freymtth-third base, Kenny Thomas- pitcher, Junior Few-shortstop, Willard Sellers- fielder. Coach-Nr. Hutohens FALL C. H. S. OPPGNENTS THEY R H R .H 5, , 6 New Knoxville 7 5 14 7 Buckland O 4 5 7' Harrod 14 11 2 4 Waynesfield G 1 SPFING c'. H. s. OPPONENTS THEY R H R H 15 4 St. Johns 4 5 14 15 St. Gerard 2 4 O 2 New Knoxville 6 4 2 6 Lima South 6 6 5 5 4New Knoxville 8 6 2 6 Waoak Blume 5 5 5 4 Barred 10 5 M Cornty Tournament A The possibilities of the Coming squad of H45-46 are very bright. We are losing only two members of the team this year, our pitcher Kenny Tlomas and third baseman- Norville Freymuth. We wish the next yvar's tfam greet success in the com- ing baseball season. - zBA4SKETBALL ' I First Row--Asst. Mgr. Don Hnrshe, Olin Young, Willard Sellers, Junior Few, Ned Nowery, Jim Long and Mgr. Don Hall. Second Row-Dick Crumerine, Srilie Wolfe, Fred Dumm, Kenny Thomas, Norville Freymuth and Pob ' Dieringer. Coach--Fr. Hutchens VAFSTTY C. H. S. OPTONWNTS THEY 25 Farrod 22 50 Lalevette 14 58 New R1emen 55 17 St. Gerard 58 30 Blume 50 25 New Knoxville 55 59 Shawnee 51 21 Buckland 45 52 Waynesfield 45 21 New Knoxville 58 21 Minster 50 55 Waynesfleld 42 51 St. Joe 58 51 Buckland , 65 55 Shawnee 56 COUNTY TOURNAMENT C. H. S. OPPONENTS THEY 51 Vayneefield 60 55 Pvckland 59 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PLAYER POINTS VADV FESEFVES Mowery 161 Wolfe 76 Dieringer 155 Frsymuth 50 Thomas 114 Dwmn 25 Sellers 16 Crumrine 24 Few 12 Loeg 20 Wolfe 15 Freymuth 5 ' FOUL SHOOTING TFOPHY 1959 1940 1941 1942 Robert Rkodes ---Ro er Phillips 8 Roger Phillips Charles Neeker X 1945---4 l944---- 1945---K 4T1ed Don Dierlnger Pyron Williams -Ned Nowery enny Thomas I .. , ,W ' . - . ,. .n..A,4.. ,Af -- ...Il Sept Oct Nev.. DAY EJY DAY Ei!-Xl.,EN.fIJEF2 QEETEHBER First day of school, New teachers, new clothes and new ecqueintencnces. Received our text books Hard to get in the routineg assignments, school has o begun. First baseball game with N.K.H.S.. The Rams lost 7-5 . Baseball game with Bucklsnd. The Rams beet 14-O Game with Perry. Cridersville losing lO-5 Game with Harrod. The Rams losing le-5 Game with Weynesfield. Hens winniig with a score 2-O OCTOBER W . Beginning of the Freshmen initiation. My! Didn't those Freshmen look funny rolling chalk with their noses up the Board walk. Second dey of the Freshmen initiation. These long under- wear and short dresses!!! .. Initiation Pdrty. My Normen,,whet did you think of that flour?. Beck in school egwin. Hurd to get into the routine. First grade cards. Whit feces!! Columbus Dey Got eut'e1' school eaalrly--tryouts for ehJerleading--Cheer- lenders elected were Irene Ddvis, Jean Shaw, and Janice Verbryke. Yipeel No school! Annual TJ:eher's Meeting. Halloween. Be careful. NO'W.1MmER Bob Rohrtecher went for examination for Army. Seniors took e trip to Linen-Guess wheti we get our pictures taken. Yes, that Junior Play took place nAunt Semanthy Rules the Roost.n Red Cross Drive ' Election for President. The school elected Dewey, but no soap. . Assembly for Armistice Day and Pep meeting. Oh! Yes, that Harred game. Remember??? OH! Nb. What feces we Seniors hed. None other then our proofs of our pictures. Started working on the first Echo. How we girls did whistle Q? M soldier came to visit. Re- member John Reesky-ulhe lady came from the studio to see we Seniors. Basketball some with Lufnyette. What? Ne boys ii ..r'f school today. Oh, yes, the hunting season came in today. Our first ledge, basketball game with New Bremen. Dec. Jan. DAY EY DAY .'f.I3Al.E.NDE,F? .IOVENIBEP No classes this morning. Can you imagine! WG had a picture show and my, that big turkey dinner. Got out of school early for Thanksgiving vscetion, Back from Thanksgiving vacation. Hard to get into the routine. DECEMBER Game with St. Gerard. Election of the Annual staff. First 15 minute typing test in Typing II class. My, my what scores. Betty Snider was so enthusied today. Yes a bride to be. School was out early today. No woter??? Annual stef? completed, Juniors got their class rings. Lt. Dsrrel Towson stopned in for few minutesg Had a pep meeting ond had Q game With Blume tonight. Had our first big snow. Everybody was throwing snowballs What no schoolai My. that bed weather, snow drifts and icy roads. Still no school and still bod weather. Oh, this weather ond no school again. And to think Betty Snider vos married today in this weather. Had school s half day because only half the students were present end the westher is still bad: Had e game with New Knowville tonight. First full dey of school for four days. Sterted work- ing on second edition of the Echo. Game with Shawnee What, no school again!! This terrible weather. School dismissed for Christmos vocation until Jan. 2, 19453 Have o game with Buckland. JANUARY Oh, this Weother gets a person down ond still no school. Flash! Flash! Milner Hotel burnt down!! First dey school for three Weeks. Worked on Echo. Still Working on Lent. Stiff Physics test. Oh, those low grades. Second edi- tion of the Echo. Seniors had English test. And those poems and authors. Also sir week testsil What no school ogsinii Will this awful weather go away? Two visitors, Bob Edwards ond his boyfriend from Dayton, came to school. Also two seniors, Bob R. and Vernon A. left for the service. School out again. Those drifted roads. Game cancelled with Shawnee, No school today. Had a full length picture show of Blondie and Dagwood. Had a 20 minute tyning test. Oh, did we ever get tired. .1 1 ',n..m Feb Mar 1 DAY EY DAY LTALEQNIDER JANUARY ' Seniors picked out their invltetionsg Got our grade cards again. Started working on third Echo. Buses come in late. Sen men ior girls were in an odd sort of an orgument over Com' cement. Will we ever make un our m1nds?? Can you imagine this: Our bus got stuck, Mr. Hutchens, I bet you got tired of shoveling snow!! Had pep meetingg Seventh end eighth grade had a game. Had a gome with Buckland. . ' The seventh including the twelfth grade went to Wapok in the school buses to toke our Tuberculosis test. We were not scored were We, g1rls??? No school No school FEBRUARY No school No school No school Storted beck to school again for the first for about s Week. Gems with Shawnee. Oh, those awful History tests! Started Working on the fourth Echo, Still working on Echo. , Fourth edition of Echo Physics test-Storted selling concessions at St. Marys. County tournament stortsd. World Wide Prayer--County tournament. Cridersville play- ed Buckland. ' County tournament. Gridersvills played Waynesfield. Another fifteen minute typing test. . Sir Week tests Group pictures token Hard to get into the routineg Rainy veather!!' Fire drill ' Grade cords again. Those foces again!! ' MARCH Seventh and eighth grades hed reading tests, Took snap- shots for the annual. Staff meetingg Returns of our Tuberculosis testsg Another 15 minute speed test in Typing. Seniors got their sample play booksg It vas like o?spr1ng day, today. No school, Why? No water! ' Sociology class want to the Stote Hospital. Guess what? All of them came beck. , 4 Worked on fifth Echo. Seniors ordered their play books. Apr. DAY EY UJLXYF CALENUAF! MARCH Three Seniors CMary Lou, Peggy, and Norvillej went to Wapak to take scholarship testg Fifth Echot Seniors received their play books. I Springg Boys out on playground throwing bssebsllg Girls first Physical Ed outdocrs. English tests-You know, punctuation! And this spring weather, isn't it wonderful?? Try-outs for Senior play. A Had full-length picture showg Also the Juniors sponser- ed a dance for the high school. The student body had the pleasure of hearing Staff Sergt. Dick Frazier speak over the radio from France. Rainy weather Play practice Social Problems test. Chash! Whoops! Whst's that? a typewriter on the floor. Senior girl engaged--- Janice Verbryke. Staff meeting State reading tests for the high school. Had two vice itors, Beulah Hinkle and Azuba Wolfe. Started working on Sixth Echo. One of our old classmates was to school today. None other than Fizz krcher from the Navy. F Visitors and more visitors from South and Central Schoolg Also had a picture show. Good Friday. The student attended church services todayg Wentlhome at 2r5O. ABRIL Seniors received their picture frames: Had picture show. Social Problems test and rainy weather. P1 T. A. meeting: Also the Freshman class gave a one act play for the F. T. A. meeting. First night practice for the Senior playg Snowed today. Dance--Social Problems six-weeks test. Bssketbhll'bhnquat2 Baseball game with St. Johns. The rams won a victory of 15-4. Grade cards again! Seniors had night practice. Memorial services held for Pres. Rooseveltg Game with St. Gerard. Rainy weather. Game with New Knoxville. Worked on annual and started the seventh Echo. Dress rehesrsslg Game with South High. Senior play tonight. UDDnt't Darken My Doorng Annual pictures takeng Seventh Echo. Rainy weather. , Still rainy weather. May DAY EJY DAY CALENDAF? Everybody has coldsg Memorial services for Pres. Roose- velt Last day of cafeteria ' Hard to get into the routine MAY Praoticed in the hall for commencementg Game with New Knoxv311e Game with Blume High . Evcrybodv has reception on their minds. Jr? ard Sr. Reception held at the Dale. Stortci or the inet Loo: Game with Harradg student body heard Pres. Truman!! - speech Went tc the church and practiced for Baccalaureate Rainy weather Worked on the annual Baccalaureqzc services Six weeks testg seniors last day of school Tests Commencement: School out at noon No school! Teachers grading papers Last amy of school and a picnic I 'l o ., 1 . Q XJXIQDHS ' I 6 I xi 'Q' ,S S bfy'W'Xj w J! 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