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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

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' -4 - I '-'- m ,l.I: f-' f,- ln' . , v - ' lx' 5 I ,L-, AfF- I I. 32? fL:,,,t, . 4' . 'H Q,- 5, N- I I 1 1.4 ' 4 A. . I 1, F in . 'bn - 6 - I are - in ,si -.,sI, J .rr LL ' 3, 4-I- DEDICJNVION In appreciation for the guidance and help that has been given us all through our school life, we, the class of 1947, gratefully dedicate our annual to the teachers, whom we have had for the past twelve years: Mr. Andrew Schultz, Miss Janice Ritchie,CMrs. Russell Reichelderferj, Miss Mary Elizabeth Headapole, Mr. James Strausburg, Mrs. Fred Wauben, Mr. Hylane Bouders, Miss Mary Beck, Miss Rachel Beagle,lMrs. Ray Schumaker,J Mr. Darl Gatohel, Miss Suzanne Gillam, CMr's. hershal A1-vthury, Miss Catherine Holtkamp, Mrs. Olive Corwin, Mrs. Anna Bright, Mr. Girl Hutchens, Miss Nancy Heacock, Mr. Ferd Gross, Mr. Robert Crites, Miss Ruth Hankish, Mr. Eugene Basinger, Mr. William Mahoney, and Mrs. Dorothy Schultz. E3.F?lDEFZE3VlL.L.E HIGH Eiljii-ICJCJL, Mx LEST WE ik M XD Vs Y JI 0 few f ' S Q of Q El so as X f IFE? Kes' ZiEEii2::T x n unfff CIW an Yi3:f',,, ,X g-Un! We, the Annual Staff of the 1947 WLest We Forgetn present to you, our readers, this book in he hope that we are pro- viding you with at least a lit- tle enjoyment, and wlth the hope that our deeds andeacoomplish- ments shall be remembered down through the years. We are leav- in our oho l da wihh e regrets int aith gsforwqrgogook, knowing that soon 'we shall hgve. th tr 13 t t i t ' grgoggggroglg' class ggtto? O F1nd. way or make one.n a FQRGET AN N LJAL S TAF F Ned Mowewy, Business Manager Olin Hoang' MimHograph.0nerator Bob Diqringer: Art Editor B131 Grouse: Editor Hrs. Schultz: Advisor Jeanne Harshep Assistant Editor fd .341 , . ...., .1-galil. OCONTENTS O Dedication Preamble Annual Staff Board of Education Faculty Pictures Faculty Directory Senior Pictures Senior Directory Prophecy Senior and Faculty Autographs Class Will Baccalaureate Commencement High School Faculty Junior Class Activities Student Council Echo Staff Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club Mixed Chorus Senior Play Junior Play Sophomore Play Faculty Play B. H. A. Club Snapshots Sohpomore Class . Freshman Class Afhletlcs Popularity Contest Junior High Sth Grade 7th Grade Elementary Faculty Underclassmen 6th Grade 5th Grade 4th Grade Srd Grade 2nd Grade lst Grade Jr. High Popularity Contest Varsity Basketbal Reserve Basketbal Junior Basketball Cheerleaders Girls Basketball Baseball Team Snapshots Day by Day Calendar Autographs Advertisements 1 : l Squad l Squad IESSE SHAW CLARK DE LONG FRANK MILLER Vice Pf9lid9Df Presideni Clerk r I us V- I-YI-E KISER CHESTER STEVELEY We, the class of 1947, wish to express our appre- ciation to the Cridersville Board of Education, faculy and Community, for giving us a wonderful institution in which to increase our knowledge for the purpose of helping us in later life. We wish especially to thank the Board of Educa- tion for its fine work in tle management of our school and the co-operation that has been shown during the past years. We also wish to express our agyreciation to the Parent Teachers Association for the many things that they have accomplished this past year. aw- . . Q f?33XlXXPTA:' MN v'fjhW'5'1i'fffB:SiN fx ,J1m:fg'15g,w v- QYN iff755?fk'f'vgf Q XX X vi?ff:igxfff,?, X J Q2 X N :X 5 fm xl' xii 3? .S--Nsx -Ek-Q g xz:.':f' 1 'f' Efi ,JU W A YA ,V -.477 , --- - H- .-Q H, v V .g--- ---Ni - - e ' ,,, L .,.. .. 3 fill U HQ Y ,.v- --r . --......,. ...,,- --Q -an-n S , -H -- , ,v -2-' -- -9. -- A ': 'VT-'- W ' Y '-'- A fM,MLL, , w,, M M - Ng, 0414 qacaliq 1 ,. I 15, ' i E E E Y E E T'F 'A A A if Je WILLIAM I. MAHONEY DOROTHY S. SCHULTZ EUGENE BASINGER Superintendent Principal 3 ROBERT CRITES RUTH HANKISH YVONNE H. WAUBEN IDA BURDEN MARIE VANDEVIER IULIA SCHUMAKER fain. ITKACEUJHU U UDUIQRIIQCUGDIJQYY Born at Jersey City, N.J. Bachelor of Science E Master of Art from Bowl- ' ing Green state University. Major-Social science Minor-Biological Science Teaches Math, nistory, Soo. Problems, a Phys. Bd., Coach. ' Years at Cridersville-lL45-47. o MRS. DOAOTHY SCRULTZ Born at New Galilee, Penn. Bachelor of Arts degree from Baldwin Wallace College Major-Math Minors-French, gnylish, Music, History,-a.d Social Science. Teacies-nuilc, hath, Latin, a Home Economics. D Years at Cridersville-1929-52 1940-47 MR. ROBERT W.ZCRITES Born at Tiffin, Ohio bachelor of science at ohio State University Major-Physical Science Q hlstory Minor-rhysical Ed. Q Social Sc. Teaches-eenersl science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Years at Cridersville-1945-47. MRS. YVONNE WAUBEN Born at Wapakoneta, Ohio Elementary Teaching Certificate from Bowling Green University. .Attended Ohio State University Teaches-Fifth and Sixth Grades years at Cridersville-1955-47 MRS. MARIE VAFDIVIER Born at Buoyrus, Ohio Gradmated from Marvin College,Mo. Teaches-Second and Third grades Years at Cridersville-1945-47 Born at Bluffton, Ohio Bachelor of Arts from Bluff- ton College. Major-Social Science QsacheS-En5., Civics, and Geography. Years at Gridersville-1946-47 MISS RUTH HAHKISH Born at Bluffton, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Busi- ness.1dninistration from Bowling ereen University. Lagor-Secretarial Personnel Teaches-Typing, Shorthand, Bkhp., Bng., E Phys. Ed. Years at Cridersville-1946-47 MRS. IDs BURDBN Born at Cridersville Attended Miami, Bowling Green and Ada Colleges. Teaches-Fourth 5 Fifth Grades Years at Cridersville-1946-47 MRS. JULIA SCHUMAKER Born at Cridersville Primary Kindergarten a Elemen- tary Certificate from Bowling- ereen University. ' Teaches-First and Second Grade Years at Cridersville-1945-47 CLASS HISTORY A few hours ago while reminiscing I pondered upon the years that have gone. My thoughts immediately went back to that fall day: twelve years ago,'when twentyneight. perfectly strange students en- tered Cridersville scrooli At that r' 3 those twelve years seemed so long, and now looking back over timer seem only to have been yesterday. We entered the first grade with much eagerness, wondering what ever thin was about. Miss Ritchie latgv Mrs. Reichelderfer, was Y S D . r teacher. WM what a ,ainful wob she must have hadin That ear QU Y P c passed quickly and most of us were ready for an advancement to the second grade. Now, what will this year bring? The second grade proved to be loads of fun and each day brought new things. In fact a new teacher was in store for us. This was none other than Miss Headapoi . Entering the third grade was still better and we felt bigger and biggera Miss Hoadapole was still our teacher and oh yes, we have af new classmate. Don Hall from Rising Sun, entered our class to help make it more cheerful. g During the fourth and fifth grade, it was pretty much the same routine, a lot of fun, but uorf difficult of course. We hate an- other teacherg Mr. Strausburg, who at times was rather frightening but never really harmfula In our fifth grade we came to our pre- sent school building and that gave us something else to be proud bf. The sixth grade was a little more difficult to understand but with Mrs. Wauben at our side to guide us over the rough spots we managed and quite well too. Mr. Souders was in charge of the seventh grade and now we were really doing places. We were on the second floor and after all isn't that what we had always dreamed of? But suddenly we were whizze back on the first floor and our dreams were all shatteredl Wal , we made it to the eighth grade with Miss Beagle as our instructor, Near the end of school was that wonderful day of grad- uation. Uhg in September we would be freshman. l High school was so much fun, with the privilege of changing classes and a lot of different teachers. We certainly were adults now, we presented our first class play, NT.rgains in Haircutsu and how can we overlook that Freshman Intiation. It was a mixture of everything, including fun and the fact that we were all quite frightened of those mighty seniors. We earned our place in high school after that punishment. Gur Sophomore year brought us another student from Central High School, Jeanne Harshe. Entering our Junior year of school we were all thrills--just thinking of reception and various other events. This year brought us another new member, Maxine Werling from Blume High School. The class play presented was NThe Chintz Cottagen and it was quite suc- cessful. This brings us up to the present time 1947 when we arevall seniors: those that entered school together: Bill Crouse, Bob Bier- inger,.Jim Long, Ned Mowery, Olin Young, Marjorie Fogt, and Betty Miller and those who joined us later, Don Hall, Jeanne Harshe and Mamine Werling. Of course we're looking forward to thatfddyywhen we say good-bye to C. H. S. but each of us wonder what the new world holds in store for us and our classmates. This is the part- ing of the way for all of us and so in leaving we want to wish the best of success to those left at the good old schoolg also we'll betseeing you soon. Wl2fJ5!,2?fQQQ4j0 1 ' .1-ln..,.,.. .-L.. I i -, M ff -T, lee. A915 Mm ff N fix f W7 XX '1w U N '2-F41 ff' X, Ml: ffqk J-ufxf ffzif Z W 'W E ffffg A Q I F Q -,, ,, , , ...Tj my 4 -Q U X' blip K Q- .. Ns XXX L5 J,.....,, .,., Lg-.-5-in IAMES L. LONG NED MOWERY Vice President o IEANNE HARSHE .-4' 4 ROBERT H. DIERINGER President N Secretary-Treasurer MAXINE WERLING WHWIBQDK JIM LONG Glass Offices Vice president-4 Basketball-l-2-3-4 Baseball---l-2-5-4 Music ----- 3-4 Class Plays WChintz CottageU3 WDirty Handsn 4 DBMQEQDDW NED MOWER! Class Offices Sec.-Treas. 1-2-4 Basketball--1-2-3-4 Baseball ---- 1-2-5-4 Music - ---------- Q4 Glass Plays Bargains in Haircuts-Stage Mgr.l Let'er Go Gallagher 5 Dirty Hands 4 Annual Staff 4 Business Mgr. ROBERT DIERINGER Class 7J'ices Bresiient l Vice President 2 President 4 Basketball l-2-5-4 Baseball l-2-5-4 Class Plays Bargains in Haircuts Manager l Let'er Vo Gallagher Manager Q Dirty Hands Manager 4 Echo Staff ' Business Mgr. 3-4 Annual Staff Art Editor 4 JEANNE HAHSHE Class Offices President 3 Class Plays Chintz Cottage 3 Dirty Hands 4 Girls Basketball 4 Music 2-5-4 Cheerleader 5-4 Echo Staff Reporter 5 Sports Editor 4 Annual Staff Assistant Ed. Sports Ed. Valedictorian Centrll fLimaJ 1 4 4 A MAXINE WERLING Blume High ------ 1-2 Class Plays Chintz Cottage--5 Dirty Hands ----- 4 Music ---------- -5-4- Echo Staff Reporter ------ 5-4 .4 WILLIAM L. CROUSE BETTY MILLER enicwl DONALD E. HALL 1947 .Fm MAXINB FOGT OLIN B. YOUNG X Sitflllwlll - 3ETTV MILLER WILLIAK L. CRCV'T 9 . Class offices Glass offices Tice President--5 President--2 Class Tlays Class Plays Bargains In Haircuts--l Baroeins in Huircuts--l Chintz Cottage--3 Cnintz Cottage--3 Dirty Hands--4 Dirty Hands--Nbr.-4 Echo Staff Student Cuuncil Reporter--l-2 President--4 Ass't Jditor--5 Annual Staff Editor--4 Editor--4 Kuslc--l-2-3-4 Music--5 Salutaxorian--4 Basketball--E-4 Baseball Mir.--l-E Baseball--3-4 DONALD E. HALL Class offices Vice lresiieft--3 Class Plays Blrgains fn Haircuts--1 . Dirty Hands--4 Music--5-4 Basketball Mgr.--2 Sturm t Council--l MAXIN3 VOGT OLIN 3. YOTZG Class Plays Class Plays Dirty Hands--4 Barge ns In Haircuts--1 Hands--4 Echo Staff Music--l-2-5-4 Lirty Nimecgraph Operator Annual Staff , Mimeograph Operator luslc--3 Basketball--l-2-5-4 Baseball--l-2-3-4 ,MHWW HPIQCPHEVY y TInE: May ie, 1952 Today, sitting here in my ufrice in Sen Frencisco'writing to type some letters for L. M. 'itler, my emfloyer, I began reminsing. Just five 'ears ago today I graduated from Cridersville Hieh School. I recall the good times end, of course, the trials and tribulations. Also, I vondered vhat had ha pened to my former classmates and what their activities were. I vill relate to you just vhat I know of them now. BETTY MIILER and I have kept up pretty good correspond- 5 t n . in ence vith eech'5ther. the is private secretrr' o '. I. Rollin ' Nev York City and is quite e promirent figure in the city. In a letter recently received from her she said that alll cxotsr CI re- member him as cute and curly heudedh is e Lieutenant'in the air Corps. I remember, ton, ltv if 1 ,,n' Lug years agoy to join the service as soon as he graduate! enjoy the corps to stay in this long. sill inches tall and really handsome. Br-r-r-ing. Can you inngine? As I vas sitting het-waszgoing ani he must certainly is not about 5 feet 9 reminsing a- bout my former classmates of fle graduztirq class of '47, vho should phone but MALIML WlhLIna., one said she tes in San Erensisco buying articles for her large restaurant in Lo: Angeles and had just flovn in on the 1:40 plane and r ncncered to lsok ne up. I decided she would probably know about our former classma es so I asked her to 'I the fellovs pretty v quite a line of them home she received the t e farm. I remember is not a bachelor and has done very vell for himself. . 'e had a nice chat and she said that nevs that BCL HsLL had bought the neates hov he always dId'lihe to farm! 'liked four nickname for Maxineb join me at lunch. As fe ver' eat' S, marinem tol: LQ of her pre interests and all about herself. AS I resemcer, Maxine used to ell and by the ray :hc talked she still sent like had from t lit- , he said that he Naturally M mine told me that MALINI ICQ? has anuired her teaching job Kjust what she wanted, I guees5 at the old tremping grounds, Criiers ville high school. Mike says rhf is getting llong real well! I en- joyed greatly my visit Yith Iaxine and she promised to vrite to me in the near future. Hov time does fly!! It seems only yesterday that I go vhizzing around the corner on his motorcycle and I 4 SSW JIM LUNG o mean whizz- ing, too. L-tely, I have heard Jim's name mentioned on the radio there he had been in notor:ycle races in all the large cities: 'Fri- sco, New York, China. , an' to '. In spin- o, he has his own shop where he sells, repairs, and does anything that's connected vith mo- tocycles. To has, you might say, e girl in every Hporth, too. As I glanced through the gapers the other day, on the sports page I saw vhere OLIN IObhG's C the boy vith the haircutl horse had come in first in a Horse rece at the San shite r ce track. - Q ?F.-nylriul --. -A-A--M -n I read.on in --L..n.,r.1-- -l l5i2C3l3l-1ECY- the paper and it said that he had quite a fet race horses, had won many races, and was doing vcrv rell. I recall now that back in school he did have a couple Lo4eGS. I don't suppose that in high school he ever thought he'd make a career in this field. He has, hovever, achieved great success! Goodness me! Tho ever of us vould have thought when ve were in high schocl we rould someday really achieve fhet we wished to do af- ter our graduation in lQ47. Thile reading the sports section of the HCalifornia Gazettev last Sunday, I saw where Chio State college vas Quite prominent in bask- etball this year and who shouli he named as one of the coaches but NED MOWERY. The paper gave 1 .rief sketch of each of the coaches. Uf-Red, it said he had gone to the same college and had been Quite prominent in all the sports. I aementer, toO, that in school he had wanted to become a coach and his vish has been fulfilled. Imagine the surjrise I received the other dey then I glanced at the nevspaper and ter that my old alma Mater had a ticket to Colum- bus for state clarrionship in baskrttell. Since I had been given a few days off I decided to fly to columtus and see the game. It va really exciting especially vhen who should come out vith the team but an old classmate gpg DILRIIQQQ rho was coach of the Criders- ville team. Cridersville vas doing vell in this final gameaand as always bob was as happy as could be vhen the team was marked as the victor. His interest in hirh school sports had proved to be making success for his career. Well, I guess that concl des my rcninsing of the good old days in school. It has only been five years but many things have happened in those years. They have befi successful years and recalling all my schoolmates, they too have been successful. Perhaps one day in the near future ve can all meet together and talk and recall all the good times had during our years at Crilersville High! X X-NUTCG RHPHS SENIOR -,H F!'XCUL TY MM MM? A WJ ,f Q ZNU x ' f . ,,,V 1 yd! L 1 ffijw 7Q5 ww ,f cfwjk VJ 1, , Z ja' ff 7,f,Q,,,! mfr' f ,Jj . ,vb J ,H x Q MU ,J KJVMW JR. jsiff-'WI A , , -'X , f 1 Q. DQAK , fwfwvm S S xx . -SJ NNW ,,: w'X -CLASS WILL- We, the members of the senior class of Cridersville High, knowing our time here to ut ehort and believing to be of soind mind do make publicly known our last will and testament in the form that followsg Betty Millerg My laugh to Bill Wheeler Don Hall: My ability to drive a tractor to Susie Wolfe Bill Crouse: My combat Qggtg to Dorothy Freymuth Olin Young: My weight to Mary Ruth Eley Jeanne Harsheg My temper to Jean Reichelderfer Ned Moweryg My basketball ability to Leroy Black- burn Bob Dieringerg My agility to 3525 in the office to Nancy Winget Jim Long: My nrgi socks' To Norman Roner Maxine Werlingg My nicknamei to Kitty Bailey Marjorie Fogtg My height to Helen Mault As a class we fill tle privilege and honor of being a senior to the class of 1948. , 1i3fxC'fcCf,!X L N J I2 If XV E Methodist Church --------------------------------- May 18, 1947 Prelude ----- -------- - ---- ---------------------- Carolyn Miller Processional ----------------------- ----- UFa1rest Lord Jesusu Choir, Graduates, and Faculty Invocation ------------------------------ ------ Rev. Paul Clark Choir Response ------------ - ---- --------------- HO Lamb of Godu Hymn ---------- -- --------------------- -- ---- Hholy, Holy, Holyn Congregation Anthem ----- ------ --------------- ----- HGod So Loved the Worldu Choir Scripture ------------- ----- ------------------------ Rev. Clark Phil. 5:1-16 Prayer----4 ---------- - ---------- ------ ------Rev..Robert Bowen Choir Response---- ----------------- HHear Our Prayery O Lord.N Anthem ------- -- ----------------------------- UO Loving Saviorn Choir sermon -------------------------- --- ------ -----Rev. Wm. Fausey WA Call to Decisionn sextet-- ---------- -- -------------- ---- ---- HThe Lord's Prayern Betty Miller, Maxine Werling, Jeanne Harshe Susie wolfe, Mary Lley, and Jean Reichelderfer. Announcements ----------------------- - ------- ----- Mr- MahOn6y Hymn-- ------------------ ---------------- WNow the Day is Overn Congregation Beneaicticn- ---------------------- ----- ---- ------- - Rev- Bowen Choral Amen---- --------- ---------------------- -------- --Ch01r n CCQBMMIEQNCEMENT Community Hall- --------- -------------------may 19, 1947 Processionel----------------------Land of Chorus Eighth Grade Class of 1947 iQn--.---o--nQ--no--use----np--uusunn-houswvpaa -L Hope and Glory ev. Jesse Shaw Choral Amen----- ------- ---- --------- ------ ---------Chorus l,fu5ic.........--.... ..-... - ..-........... - .... ..----. a. All Through the Night b. Homing -Juixed Cholus Presentation if Eighth Grade Diplomas ------- Hr. Schumaker Salutatory Address- ----- -- ------------- ----- Betty Miller NThe Future Still Our Cwnn Music -------------- - -------------- ------ ------ Boys Chorus a. Stars of the Summer Night b. Give a Han a Horse He Can Ride Valedictory Address ------------------------- Jeanne Harshe HNot the Sunset: Put the Dewnu Music ---------------- ------- - ----------- ---- eGir1s Chorus a. The Wind at Night b. I Love Life Address ------ - ------ - ----- - ------ ---- Dr. Walter A. Zuagg NYouth's Disillusionnentsn Presentation of Diplomas to Class of 1947 Mr. Clark Delong Presentation of S,ecizl Awards ---------------- Mr. Mahoney Benediction------- ------- ---------- ------ -Rev. Jesse Shaw HIGH 'SCHCDCDL Mr. Basinger Miss Hanlzish Mr. Crites Mrs. Schultz Mr. Mahoney LZ'-R...-f- N xl- 1 1 . T. 0+ 1 C- 4, 1 4 X X, ,Wx R fic X' KWH ffl' f - Qi X-I. jr XHN-fffx F N,-, ,,.f ' s 1 Q--f wr Z Mn 1 5 QSM? x w VT., QI?- Dkax -L... - -in -.. 1-' X . + VN W. l 1.. X 1 O? ilj ff' X '- z , --- - . EMWHQKQLMSSEQJ f?6v4vBfQCPWQ .-.-.- ' 11-1- i,,- -.4-,-.-.,, -- N MX ,,,JUR ,X Back Row: Rosie Davis, Lester Nutt, Ed Goplin, Don Harshe, Norman Roser, Don Barnes, Ruth Ritchie- Front how: Mary Spyker, Helen Snider, Glennes Sherrick, Treva Bell, Joan Clark, Mary Eley, Kitty Bailey. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION On May 16th, a banquet for the graduating class of '47 was held at the Argonne Hotel, Lima. Following a Short program of speakers and the meal, the party went to the Ohio theatre. After the movie, the crowd broke up and each went his own way. ...- 1155'..!f ,.-. Back Row: Dick Williams, Pct Reilly, Junior Stevens, Dale Crawford, Morris Koch, Dick Etzkorn, Kenny Lowry, and Bill Wheeler FI'OI1t ROW: A Leroy Blackburn, Dorothy Freymuth, Susie Wolfe, Mabel Klausing, Martha Wheeler, Huldah Shaw, Virginia Lowery, Opal Thompson, Carolyn Miller .f ui -1 f . ' P' N P I-D mf' W 5CKrlfDJAU'Jif -71 L x -, Gr 3? ' W ei. Sn -J age ,f- 7 '-', 1' W2 'Q 'i lWAN Back Row: Doris Davidson, Ragena Smith, Larry Foak, Mabel Fogt, Donovan Sherrick, Gene Church, Howard Larue, Melvin Snider Middle Row: Margaret Spyker, Jean Reichelderfer, Peggy Snider, Maryellen Eowsher, Helen Mault, Nancy Winget, Marie Nutt, Josephine Rhorbacher Front Rowg Bob Nutt, Jack Davis, Carl Hall, Herman Barnes, Dick Stevens, Dale Satterfield PEJPU LAP? ITY E3 EJNTEfiS'I' lj l fo IJ fo'-as irq cj Ld I- .Jr 21,11-..J Best Best Most Most Mist Most Most Mo s t looking girl looking hey studious girl studious boy athletic girl athletic boy popular girl popular boy Teacher's pet . Jean Reichelderfer Bob Dieringer Joan Clark Morris Koch Jeanne Hfrshe Ned Mowery Jeanne Harshe Ned Mowery Mary Eley Mcry Eley Jim Long Bill Crouse Jeanne Harshe Jean Reichelderfer Jim Long Jeanne Harshe Ned Mowery Jean Reichelderfer Bill Grouse Jeanne Xurshe Bill Crouse Jean Reichelderfer Bob Nutt Betty Miller Most sarcastic . Best gum chewer Boy most likely to succeed.'. . Girl most likely to succeed . . . . Neatest girl . ' . . . Neatest boy . . . . . . Typical high scigocl girl. '. . 4 . . . Typical high school boy . ' . . Most polite girl. .' ...... . . Most polite boy.. ' ' Most intellieent 'girl . . . Most intelli-ggeni Zboy. Most cheerful girl Most cheerful boy Cute t girl . . . Laxiest boy . . . Laziest girl. . . . . . . . . . . Donovan Sherick Maxine Fogt 'Ll-. QW ox ,G X L, n I l fb. - I T l rg, A184 . n N D ig I' L K 'f' g'3fQf p HERA lf!-HM fL ii xv gli '72 60 7A Q76 S Km 7 ,MX , , H1 Q 1.- .,.,..-.f- V -9 BACK ROW: FRONT HOW Bobby Schultz, Ed Gonkle, Richard Bice, Robert Gross, Do- nald Gross, and Bobby LaRue, ' Jack Saddler, Shirley Gross, Kathryn henry, Shirley Sher rick, Glenna Lowe, Arline Lowry and Larry Weaver. Absent: helen Konst, Vernon Crouse, and Junior Comers. MTH f' PQ NPT' ,frjrx Q ' CJJ I' lf!f4kYgNX 5 X of r . .'fj'4,f3'5 ?'fif' - '- ea.. X , 1' 7 ,Zxff -7 x I BACK HOW! MIDDLE: FIRST ROW: YW PBADE Harriet Wolfe, Dorothy Parker, Dolores DeVore, Barbar Miller, Juanita Beelar, Bonny Porter, Glenn Smith and Ri Chard Parlette. June Nutt, Shirley noser, Sue Trusty, Gay Kellar, Bobb Davis, Charlene Berry, Charles Rohrbacher, Nadine Perry and Gene Stevens. Gene Deifendiefer, Larry Freed, David helchi, Junior Hub bard, Jack Howell, Gwyn Coon, and Larry LaMar. Absent: Sam Howell I X ELEMENUXRY Mrs. Schumaker' H Tires. Burden Mrs. Wa- men Mrs. Vandivier' f . -.9 -ova A U gf ' in Aff !Xf fx K' .f 'X -! CM 2 3 jg SAT LI- H D AY ff 4.47 x f gif ,K iffxxin f iifiwfifilk I J -I-H f' ,7Q1f7 4 C' K1 fx GCT? f T, QQ? ' C N ll M K ... X 'L-4 Q-...p JH X,,,JlL ,X Top How: Yvonne Bailey, Patricia Hall, Marilyn Montgomery, Joetta Sherrick, Byron Sonumafer, Janice McDonald, Jean Thompson Middle How: Joan Beery, Janet 7Lowry, Robert Konet, James Crouse Betty M orris, Donna Gilmore, Jean Thomas, Marilyn Mault Bottom Row: James Ritchie, Frederick Hubbard, Nell Armstrong, Ronald l Spyker 'u I 'VI P F o Gui!-XDL, iff X tQ'f fr --A to K 'iEx.4wfv gf-N 'r ! 'X5-'x'j'i - .-I-IH ff ,XP r Q- - Q Q3 jp :J Kr .JL t ' -N--.. -. 1 Z Top Row: Bonita Melchi, Barbara Tlpeie, Fctert Rosenbauer, Larry- Baldwin, Frances Crowe, David Smith, John Bayliff, Marlene A. Hiller, Luelba Hubbard Middle Row: Janes Conner, Gerald Barnes, Shirley Barnes, Lila White, J Carol Keller, Joan Croft, Joann Laman, Marna Deifendeifer, Yuteve Kirchner, Shirley Parlette Bottom Row: William Graham, Ronaldfiooney, Thomas Konst, Roger Thomp son, Richard Roeenbauer,?Iorris Spees, Gordon Lowry, Frei- dan Wolfe A bsent from-picture: Gene Reese, Marlene Foltz Top Row: Phyliss Crowe, Robert Freed, Mary Margaret Bayliff, Deloris Evans, Karen Planp, Don Bambauer, Gordon Sass Middle Row: Ronald Z inmerman, James Roser, Harvey Kiser, Gretche Wolfe, Ronald Gross, Carol McDonald, Robert Hall, Hilrtne Gilmore, Jerry Snider Bottom Row: James Laliare, Darrell Chapman, Dennis Mooney, Donald Zimmerman, James Weaver ' Absent from picture: Zurlene Hodd, Joan Butterfield 1 'ffl ' FJ m,man,1VHGKADr , .on I XX! xN-XX A fl? fl, fb N Q X UW, , fu 'X N if J - X f .nz N D f' 'fr N ferfr+3WQKADE Top Row: Bobby H reno, Carol Sue Huntvork, Buddy Bayliff, Ethel- Sheets, Med Curry, Rrucc Roeor, Richard Keller Riddle Row: Nancy Wolfe, Fonnie Stevoly, Cora Hue Rosenoauer, Bever- ly Baunjardncr, Gnrtrwde Garrison, Marlene Stevens, Inogcne Barnes, Nelda Yeitc, Carolyn Woncry Bottom Row: D cnald Pc Donald, Richard Numbers, Terry Herbst, Ron- Dld Tree, Gary Minor, Clarence Nevers Absent from oicturez Enmaliorris, fbavid Lee Reese ToP--- MIDDLE BOTTQM -R35 IE Q4-5498! ' f fir F 5' A . Tommy Modd, Nancy Sheets, Daniel Nevers, Doris Mae Verling Carol Ann Freed, Jay nohrbacker, Frances Graham, and Linda Lou Miller. Danny Dnider, Shirley Lowry, Beverly Lowry, Betty Jean Stev enson, Carol Sue Thomas, Martha Wolfe, Nancy Hallard and Carol Jean Werling. Tommy Mault, billy Hinegardner, Glenn Hasting, Jack Winget and Norman Kirchner. - Absent: James McDonald 4 CE ' QYEZILQK Q N D CJ PQ 'X P F eff .J sn f J-A f' -ax ' mags? gba ,Irv I D' ' 'f- .4-vigil. , h 'J-..,.:'5 375 qs, T-1 7 , , f..- Q.,-, W --- -r 'ff jd 'lf - 1 ,., wsmgy?-ifj'Ci1w u it-f vii ,MEI 5594 my 'J e1aADf, TOP ----- Jimmy Eayliff, Donald Hinkle, Dick Frey, John Sherrick Bottom- - Billy bproul, Betty hault, noger Lowry, Bobby Garland I Herbert PlaHP, Gary Maze, Kay Stevens, Marcia Davis, and Carol ann Modd. .7 Darla Modd, Dick Hinegardner, Warren Pugsley, Carolyn Baumgardner, and Linda Lou Metz. Absent: Carolyn Hower, Dale Hower, Peggy Jackson, Randal Richardson, Sandra Kiser, and Jimmy Bproul. PUPU LAFQITY C3ClNTE1fE3T JLJNJIIJFE HIGH Best Looking Girl ------ ---- - ---- - Best Looking Boy ----------- ----- Most Studious Boy ------ ---+--- - --- Most Studious Girl----- --- Most Athletic-Girl ----- -------- --- Mast Athletic Bay .----- --Q ----- - Most Popular Girl ------- ---------------- Most Popular Boy ---------- Teacher's Pet -------------- Most Sarceetic ---- ------ Best Gum Chewer ------------ Boy most likely to succeed- Girl most likely to succeed Neotest Girl --------- ------ Neetest Boy -------- --- -------- -------- Typical High School Girl--- Tygicel High School Boy ---- Most Most Most Mpst Most Most Polite Girl ----------- Polite Eoy ------------ Intelligent G1rl------ Intelligent Boy ------- Cheerful Girl --------- Cheerful Boy ----- ----- Cutest Girl ---- ------------ Leziest Boy ---- ---- ------- Laziest Girl ------------- --------------- Dorothy P rker Shirlej Roeer hob Schultz Gene DieFendeiter 'I Dorothy Parker Arleen Lowry Bob Schultz Shirley Roser Dick Dice Shirley Roser Sue Trusty Bobby Davis ' Sue Trusty Glenn Smith Dorothy Parker Dorothy Parker Shirley Boser Glenn Smith Dorothy ?hrker Glenn Smith Richard Bice Shirley Roser L rry Weaver Dorothy Parker ---- --------- Gene Deifendiefer Arleen Lowry E ob by Dev is Shirley Roser Charles Rohrbecher Sue Trusty .- nl l -. TF- '-...-TQMW: X My ,QQ-f'Vw--A-L14-ffQ'X I ffl T L 1 Jag lfltskw N C4, s,S5Y ffixbjlff Kg- X RIG AX I 11 ifvgx I ZW D21 L -137 N W S I. .N ....- ..1. If HHEWHE I , . 1' Q- . ,.- x i., Y--1 - 1--v..-. f x N 5 JL, LLR Mrs. Schultz ---- Advisor Don Harshe ---- Junior Bill Crouse ---- Senior, President Jean Reiohelderfer---Secretary,Freshman Dick Williams ---- sophomore ' ST UDB N T C O U N C ll, if cg :sa o 5 im FF Seated: . Larrie Hoak-fart Editor Betty Miller-Editor Olin Young---Limeo5raph OD9PatOf Standing: Miss Hankish-fedvisor Mrs. Schultz-1Advisor Norman Roser--Assistant Business Manager Joan Clark---wsssistant Editor Jeanne Harshe-Sports Editor Bob Dieringer-Business Manager Ed Coplin-----Assistant Mimeograph Qperator BACK ROWg MIDDLE ROW Shirley Gross, Barbara Miller, Martha Wheeler, Jeanne Harshe, Betty Miller, Maxine Fogt, Glennis Sherrick, Mary Larrie Hoak, Ragenna Smith, Mable Bell, Mary Eley, Shirley Sherrick, Nutt. ellar, Glenna Lowe, Ginny Lowry , Wolfe, Opal Thompson, Mable Klan-- iaichelderfer, Degay Snider, Mar- garet Spyker, Doris Davidson, Dorothy Parker, and Juanita Spyker, Helen Snider, Fogt, Joan Clark, Treva Kathryn Henry, and June gMaryellen Bowsher, Gay H Dorothy Freymuth, Susie sing, Huldah Shaw, Jean Beeler. FRONT ROWg Deloris DeVore, Arline Lowry, Helen Mault, Kitty Bailey, Q Rosella Davis, Carolyn Millerfpianistl, Mrs. Schultzfdir- ectorl, nancy Vinget, Marie Nutt, Josephine Rohrbacher, Charlene Berry, Shirley Roser, Sue Trusty, Harriet Wolfe, Nadine Perry and Ruth Ritchie. . x 'J I cynic mpg. fl up J ' ' rf? PJCVQ Flltw Dnjiq clan., xo... D FOURTH Rowf EHIPD Pow, SECOND ROWg FIFST POWg Bob Nutt, Melvin Snider, Gene Church, Don Harshe, Ned Mowery, Lick Etzkorn, Morris Koch, Richard Bice, Bobby La Rue, and Jack Eaddler. Larry LaMarr, Ed Conkle, Dick Uilliams,,Norman Roser, How ard La Rue, Pat Peilly, Don.Hall, Junior-Stevens, Gene St evens, MrsQ Schultz ldirectorl, and Caroly'Millerlpianist. Charles Rohrbacher, Bob Schultz, Larry Teaver, Jack Davis Jim Long,1Dale Clawford, Kenny Lowry, LeRoy Blackburn , Carl Hall and Dick Stevens. Gwyn Coon, Bobby Davis, Ronny Porter, Jack Howell, Glen Smith, David Melchi, Larry Freed, and Richard Parlette. . 5- ... ,. 310' ' mam ,ff WSW A f. A 4.-tQ,n1+ n.,,ari11 55.5231 gk ln, if v 6 'e . I I vi'- JW!! -ip fi!-1 X 1 -...f wld 1-1- gpm 1' if , 1. I ss-4' 4. fa ,rf , , if ? ,J 1. 22 Q! X t .Vg a N x 'fn bi I vxi if ,' -fp 'W ,Q i 21 , 5- . , .L ' 1, . igfv K Y I ,L . Mr MEX .1 ,S 4 vw W f -f 4 -f e 3 3 v. . R'- , -my ,- 'T -,J 'A wha- J' Us 5 JY- ,Z '-ll 1 1 Ai' . L ' Y wx X Wshxx 6th 5th 4th 5rd 2nd lst Q NH Qgf. DN O CHUM U 5 Rowg Gene Church, Kenny Lowery, Don Harshe, Melvin Snider, Don Hall Howard La Rue, Norman Roser, Ned Mowery, Dick Etzkorn, Susie Wolfe, Pat Reilly, Virginia Lowery, Dale Crawford, Dick Will- iams, Eddie Coplin Rowg Morris Koch, Leroy Blackburn, Jack Howell, Helen Snider, Jean Reichelderfer, Doris Davidson, Margaret Spyker, Dorothy Frey- muth, Betty Miller, Huldah Shaw, Glen Smith, Gwyn Coon, Ronny Porter, Jim Long Row: Glennie Sherrick, Mary Spyker, Maryellen Bowsher, Peggy Sni- der, Joan Chark, Treva Bell, Mabel Fogt, Jeanne Harshe, Ra- genna Smith Row: Mrs. Schultz fdirectorj, Shirley Gross, June Nutt, Dorothy Parker, Marie Nutt, Kitty Bailey, Helen Konst, Maxine Werling Malel Klausing, Bartara Miller, Martha Wheeler, Juaniti Beeler, Carolyn Miller Cpianistl Rowg Bob Schultz, L rry La Marr, Charles Rhorbacher, Datheryn Henrg Glenna Lowe, Arlene Lowery, Charlene Beery, Harriet Wolfe, Shirley Roser, Ruth Ritchie, Gay Keller, Deloris Devore, Nader Peary, Josephine Rhorbacher, Helen Mault, Nancy Winget, Sue Trusty . Bob Davis, David Melchi, Uarl Hall, Jack Davis, Bob Nutt, Junior Comers, Bob La Rue, Jack Saddler, Dick Bice, Samuel Howell MD I KT Y H A N D SN BACK R OTE Dgn Hall, Ned Mowery, Mr. Basinger Kdirectorl, Bob DieringerCIgr.J, Olin Young, and Bill Crouse fMgr,, FR ONT R OWg .Tim Long, Jeanne Harshe, Betty Miller, and I-.Qsxine Fogt. Absent: Maxine Tferling. ri rJ ' P pd Lv In XSXFX DLN ISA Clfloo Elf 6,157 x ,fs fx N N ' 'Y J U of Xl Siem C 5, 5, ,ff L A H L 'IJ A' E .ii Q CD A L L A SQ I-H 351 'X 'WT' VT Elton RO.: Mr. Easinser Cdirectorl, Ned Howery, Don Farshe, Norman Roser, Lester Nutt and Bob Dierincer CT2r.D. FRONT ROWg Glennis Snerrick, Roselle Davis, Helen Snider, Hsry Eley, and Kitty Bailey. M W H E KE JS G3 K A N DMA BACK ROW: Mr. Crites Cdireotorj Gi , nny Lowry, Dale Craw- ford, Pat'Re1llylMgr.5, Morris Koch son, and Dick Williams. -FRONT ROW: Dorothy Freymuth, Carolyn Miller, arul.SHSie.WO1fG SOP?-L CLASS PLAY ffxculw PLM HT HE BLACK' OUT MYS TEKYU BACK ROW! Mr. Basinger and Mr. Mahoney FRONT ROW: Miss hahhlsh, Mrs. Schultz, and Mrs. Mahoney. , Huldah Shaw, Opal Thom- il H fox Back Row: Maxine Fogt, Mabel Klausing, Mrs. Schultz Cad- visorj, Margaret 1.A howery Coookb, Martha Wheeler, and Dorothy Freymuth. Front Row: Huldah Shaw, Kitty Bailey, Gpal Thompson, Susie Wolfe, Carolyn Liller, and Ginny Lowry. The Better Homeakers of America, the 1947 home- economios club, have accomplished many worth while projects such as maxing duesses and skirts for the suff ring in Euroye, experlenpo in the cafetezla, and further Knowledge in Sewing. Our club reporters are Martha Wheeler, and Opal Thompson. Our faculty advisor is Mrs. Dorothy S. Schultz. Q3 N My X if W! , 114, BP N KW Qfingif' Soi? X RRP x ffl , Tx l - ISN FJ I LTXIFSMTW V? fQlE5f3fS ' - L-1. iii ' 5-M o-f+---:W-ff111+--fl-:fx:f4..':QxfL.rL - v o-- po o f A Q Q, my .1.if,,f7U M1 Ex Ki rs on Q, Q 055 QX?Ef?EE734QEFFFF7?H?:fEEvOA1IDQX2EiEE:::Lv::::r::::f:iFfO '.. 1 .. ..... .1 ' 4 ' W 5 Irwin ,. 4, ,..- , 1, :,'Z,XgTia9iE:gg,f,y STaNDING: Jack Davis,CManaJorj Jim LODQ,'BOh,D1eringer, Ned Mowery, Morris Koch, Pat Reilly, and Coach Mahoney. KNEELING! Bobby Nutt, Kenny Lowry, Olin Young, and Lester Nutt VAKSlTY'BASKE VBALL C. H. S. 47 38 .46 53 25 26 29 59 29 56 40 ' 54 29 62 59 49 C. H. S. 59 25 I PLAYERS Mowery Dieringer Koch Reilly Long 1959---Robert 3ho6es 1940---Roger Phillips 194l--- l942--- l945--- Roger Phillips Charles Meeker 'Don Dieringer 'Byron William S OP? OITELNTS THEY Lima Grand Avenue Neptune Alumni Gomer Botkihs Naynesfield lnrrod .-.f llbtf st. Joe Kew Lsoxville Euchlahd Jayhesfield YNP Brcmen , ' r, 1,4 .- ,.L 0 -IAA p COUXTY TLURNALEIT O3 E' O3 TLNTS Minster New Bremen INDIVIDUAL RECORDS POINTS EADS lil l46 98 125 -n-s D5 GOL SHOOTING TROEHY 24 56 51 56 38 22 59 58 31 42 49 32 52 46 51 44 THEY 52 45 GAIJES PLAYED 15 15 17 18 IS 1944---Ned Mowery 1945---Kenneth Thomas 1946- Dick Crumr 1947---Ned Mowery 'Tied ine jlfr-' ,a eaerzlfa ana flair enxhl. First Row--Dick Williams, Bill Crouse, Bob Nutt, Olin Young, ' w Bill Wheeler, and Kenny Lowry. Second Row-Dale Satterfield, Ld Copmin, Norman Roser, Gene C. H. S 24 27 19 20 27 26 15 36 22 31 15 19 17 21 22 K First Row- Second Row H. S. U. 18 10 17 18 12 18 32 Church, Howard La Rte, Don Harehe, Dick Etzkorn , Dale Cravford, and Coach Mr. jMahoney. t OIPGNENTS THEY Neptune 19 Alumni 24 ,Gomer 21 Botkins . 24 Ymynesfield 31 Herrod 15 ..11'ge- 1' St. Joe 27 Kev hnoxville 51 luokland 28 Iayneefield 22 New Bremen 22 Buckland 26 Gomer 51 Shawnee 28 14- I bl r-N 5 'UN !C,:f-2 rl! Gr-I QE, -hrline Lowry, Kathryn Henry, Richard Bice, Glenn Smith, Bobby Schultz, Ronny Porter, Bobby Davis, Harriet Wolfe, and Charlene Berry. -Ed Coukle, Jack Saidlzr, Gwynn Coon, Robert Gross Donald Gross, Bobby La Rue, Gene Deifeniierfer, Jun ior Izrlette, and Coach hr. Crites. OTE LNILIZ TS THEY Bath 16 1 larry 20 Perry fFreshmenl 23 Ferry 24 Ferry CFreshmenJ 31 Bath 15 Buckland 21 K BACK ROW: V .fffii .df or-fifxil Olin Young, Lester Nutt, Kenny Lowry, Morris Koch, and Mr. Mahoneyfooaohj. A FRONT Row: Bob Nutt Jim Lon Ned Mowery, Bob Diefingef, Pat Reilly, and Dick Williams. April l5----- ---- M aynesfieldr ------ --Here 21- ------ --Waynesfield ---- - ---- There' 24- ----- ----Knoxville ----- ---- -Then? ' C Tournam enty May 29 ----- ----- Shawnee-f -------- -There QHRL5 5ASKETEALl.TEAM 47 BACK ROW: FPDNT ROW: Mary Spyker, Helen Snider, Glennie Sherriok, Jeanne Harshsy Martha Wheeler, Treva Bell, and Doris Davidson. 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