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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1953 volume:

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LESTER SMITH JIGH SCHOOL FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. Robert Durbin Born at R. I Harrod, O. Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio Northern Master's of Science in Ed- ucetion Attended Indiana University Major-social Science, Commercial Minor--Biology, English Teaches-History, American Government. Years at Cridersville l95l-5 3 Mrs. Alice Cox Born at Lima, on Bachelor of Science degree from Howling Green Attended Ohio Wesleyan Major--Speech, Dramatic Art Minor--Typing, English Teaches--English, Reading Years at Cridersville 1951-53 Mr. Charles bhaner Born London, O,'- Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University Major--General Science Miner--Physical Education Social Studies Teaches--Physics, Biology, Science, History, Physical Education Years at Cridersville 1952-53 Mrs, Dorothy Uupler Born at New Galilee, Penn. Bachelor of Arts degree from Baldwin Wallace College vjor--Math Minors--French, English, History, Music,-Social Sciences Teaches-Music, Math, Home wconomics. Years at Cridersville 1929-32 l9bO-53 Mrs. Mary Cumming Born in huglize County Bachelor of Science and Education from Bowling Green College Major--Commercial Educa- tion Minors--nnglish, Social Studies Teaches--Civics, Co mercial, English. Years at Cridersville 1950-53 hr. Lester Smith Born at Lima, O. Three years and a quarter at Ohio Northern Major--Public School Music Minor--History Teaches--Instrumental music Years at Cridersville 19h9-53 sm. . 'HJBTQPQ .As the years roll on in the march of t1me,,4 Each little thought and each little line That's written now, in these years the hest, Shall be a vert of my treasure chest. So before you reee. T think you oueht To zire this history a thought. Make it henry or make it gay! In later years of you I'll say, NHere are my friends--I know them well, Who have made this hook--in my memory Hwel1Y Gee,Whiz! l953 so soon. Why F seems only a few years neo that our class of nineteen runils walked very t1mi01y into the first ereee roost Remember, class, how anxious and still a little hit frightened we were to find out what was going on? with the helm of e very unierstanifnr teacher such as Mrs. Ilo Harshman we soon learned our A R C's ani were passed into the secono grace. I Fon't think we will ever forzet them. dd'l0u class? In the secono grace we were only too glee to hnvehthe same ten. cher hut sorry to lose two of our uunfh which were Carolyn 'ru1tt,.enF Junior Fox. Our loss was regainee when Warola Uleusher, LloyQ White, James Uershem, Shirley Engle, ans Charle6 rown enteree our areas. I guess hy the eni of the year, Mrs. Farshman wee also to ness us on to another grade. Who woul6n't be after havin: us for two wh91e,yeers?, - Next comes the third grade ans with it ceme a new teacher whose name was Miss Helen Ha11.'Vh also has three new stuaents who were,Joen Beery, Budd Dawson, and Gene Tiubie. Vyy how our grade seemea to growl with the heln of our new teacher, vm soon learnea to know each other and got along Just fine. on Our fourth grain teacher was Miss Henna Jean Stnvely, fenfd Hhs was sure nretty.5 The new members were Joetta Sherrick, Peggy Naylor, Byron Schumsker, George Bailey ane George Guy. what 'ear uasse' cuick- ly ane all of us were reaay for an aavancement to the next zraie. HISTORY KContinuedJ Marilyn Montgomery, Neil Armstrong, Barbara Long, and Freddy Hub- bard joined us in the fifth grade. So I guess we weren't the only ones who had to get used to the hard lessons. However, Miss Stevely was still our teacher so we seemed to understand them a little better. Mrs. Yvonne Wauben was in charge of the sixth grade and she had an awful time preparing us to o up stairs into the seventh grade. Our class meme Marilyn Manlt moved but Donna Gilmore, James Ritchie and Robert Konst didn't let our number decrease. Boy, what a time we had in the seventh grade! Every one was either late to class or else in the wrong room. The first few weeks were sure mixed up until we got used to where we belonged. Bernard Valenti moved and Jack R. Howell, Richard Parlette, Leroy McFarland, and Jack L. Hows ell were the new ones that now belonged to our grade. Our friend Marilyn Mault came back to join us in the eighth grade and we hope she stays this time, Phillip Morgan, Glenna.Wilson, and Gene Stevens also were new in our room. Gosh, I almost forgot one stu- dent who had moved away but finally came back. This happened tn be Bernard Valenti who was last but not least. Our home room teacher was a very nice teacher by the name of Mrs. Ada Aldrich. Freshman Initiationt Remember, class, how the girls had to wear long underwear and clod-hoppers and the boys had to wear girls' clo- thes and a lot of make up? It sure was a lot of fun although we were scared that the Seniors were going to hurt us on initiation night. Our home room teacher, Eugene Basinger, enjoyed looking at our clothes and we think he was a good sport as well as a good teacher. Here we were Sophomores already and we presented our first class play. The name of it was, NOff the Trackn and we had more enjoyment out of going to play practice than going to school. Two new members which joined us in the tenth praie were Jack Bair, and Dolores Ohr and Mrs. Cumming was also our new L'wc room teacher. Juniorsl My, that sounded Mlod to us because at last we were fin- ally going to get our class rinfs. Our teacher, Mrs. Alice Cox helped us Solve our prshhae which seemed so difficult at the time. Maybe some day we will be able to thank her for helping us. Cur eleventh grade ended with the Junior Senior Prom which was held at the Argonne Hotel. I think every one had a lovely time and will never forget it. Graduation is almost here and some of us are already wishing that we were only Freshmen. We have been trying to produce an annual with the help of Mrs. Dupler and thanks to her wc have. For twelve long years the following people have been going to school together: Jean Thomas, Jim Crouse, Ronny Spyker, and Betty Morris. A new pupil, Sharcm Brandon, who moved here from Central will-have the pleasure of gradu- ating with us. Mr. Durbin was our patient home room teacher and we ap- preciate it. A 1 2i5gifg2ZP Qcvnmhflifc' K XSFN- ..,,f'f' 94' i.N'f :-----..,-,,,.,,,..,.--f , -. . A f f t C. 5 fl! -gi 'S- .... -'Z Q2 'Agia' A ., ,,Y,,.. XJ Y-1.5, ,,, ly, ' X ' U If, H ' A V 5 Q 1 4- 'r -1. ,' L,-wv...A,- . M M55 LOUIS BERNARD VALENTI Class President IAMES L. CROUSE JOAN BEERY Studeni Council Student Council R0X1j'.'-I-li, SFJKER sHARoN BRANDON we res' ent Secretary-Treasurer SENIOR DIRECTORY Bernard Valenti Basketball l-2-3 Baseball l-2-3-h Track h Music l-2-3 County Festival 2 Hobgokiin House h Off the Track 2 Stage Manager Echo: Assw. nm. Oper. 3 Annual: Mim. Oper. h Class President h Student Council 1-2 Jim Crouse Off the Track 2 Hobgoblin House h Ehsketball Mgr. 1-2 Music 1-2 County Festival 2 Band l-2-3 Band Festival 2 Echog Asst. Echo Editor 3-h Annualg Art Editor h Student Council 3 President h Safety Patrol l Valedictorian h Ronny Spyker Off the Track 2 H0bBoh1in House h Basketball l-2-3-h Co-Captain h Baseball 1-2-3-L Music 1-2 County Festival 2 Echog Sports Editor Annualg Editor h President le Vice-President h Salutitorian h b Joan Beery Off the Track 2 Music 1-2-3-h Minstrel h County Festival 2 Secretary Q Treasurer l Bo Ho Ao 1-'2'3 h Student Council h Band 2-3 Sharon Brandon H0b3bBlin House h Music h Minstrel h Secretary E Treasurer U Bo Ho Ao- President h Central l-2-3 MARILYN KAY MONTGOMERY ROBERT KONST J .Y u-1w,,x,,., W , s f ' A5 if . w A w'9'. Qing. X' K HWY o' a ,. Uv ,AS . f A I it X N.: :arf I Ja 7 c BETTY Momus 5 I EAN THOMAS MARILYN ANN MAULT JANET LOWRY Marilyn Montg qlky Off the Track 2 Hobgoblin House ll Music 1-2-3-I4 County Festival h Minstrel b Vice-President 2-3 Bo Ho Ao Echog Class Reporter 2-3 Annualg Bus. Mgr. M Betty Morris Off the Track 2 Music 2-3-h County Festival 2 Minstrel b Band Festival h Band h ' B. H. A. D Secretary Q Treasurer 1 Marilyn Mault Off the Track 2 Music l-2-3-h Minstrel h County Festival 2 B0 Ha Au 1-'2 SEHTCH UTRMCTORY 1 Bob Konst Off the Track 2 Music 1-2 County Festival 2 Jean Thomas Off the Track 2 Music 3-h Minstrel 3-h B. H. A. h Janet Lowry Off the Track 2 Music 2-3-h County Festival 2 Minstrel h Bi- Ho A-0 1'h PROPHESY Ten years have passed very quickly. In those ten years I have prepared. myself to be a teacher and have taught for three-years in Jmhicago. Now I am on my way to Arizona. I will become the new second grade teacher at one of the grade schools, It isn't to large a school I donft know the reason for my choosing Ariaona. I guess it's just that I like the warmth and sunshine. August 2h, 1963 As I am riding on this tireatme Greyhound, mythoughts keep drift- ing back to my high school days at Cridersville. It doesn't seem as though I have been away from all my old school mates this long. I re- call one day before I started this trip. I was in Lima. While I was there I ran into Joan Beery. She is marriedJnoww,hasaaabeautiful3home. and a little boy three years old. It was good talking to Joan again. I was surprised when.Joan:toldrcmehthatadehetohnyrywhwhcs mswncw Mrs. Gordon Boyd, was living in Arizona. Seems that her husband issmanagg er of one of the leading department stores in Tucson. Maybe I will run into them. When my bus pulled into Memphis for a forty five minute lay over, I took a few minutes and went to the restaurant across from the bus depot to get a kite of lunch. As I sat down at the table to which I had been directed, for as I glanced across the room, there ixher beau- tiful white nurses dress sat one of my classmates, Marilyn Montgomery. Immediately I went over. She, too, was quite surprised. I guesshmy dream wasn't the only one to come true. Marilyn had always wanted to: be a nurse. She too, had reached her goal. I had never expected to see her in Memphis., She told me all ah ut the hospitali in which she was working. we didn't have to much ti' Lo talk, but she did tell me that Bety Morris was working in the tcl.o- .I odice in Lima as a secre- tary. She also told me that while she ..s vacationing in New York she ran into Jean Thomas. Jean is now a beauty operator in one of the largest beauty shoppe's there. She also told me that Marilyn1Mau1twwas married now and has a lovely four year old daughter. Her name nnweis Snyder, My forty fwe minutes didn't last nearly Ing enough. we were hav- ing a very nice time reminisceing when once again it was time for me to board my bus and be off. It surely was good as well as surprasmgg to see and chat with Marilyn again.. I wonder how long it will be 'un- til we can get together again. 1 - ,.... ,., My journey has been pretty tiresome not having anyone you know on the same buss I ami not too alone though. The old gray Lhairdd'lddy seated beside me is quite talkative. My bus is pulling into a gas station now. Guess I'll get out and stretch my legs a bit. Well, as I look across the street I see a very familiar mame. Itis Konst. I see this name onia sigh whidarrsadsKon- st Garage, Bob Konst Propiertor. Another ambition completed. I wish my bus was not ready to leave already so I would have a chance to talk to Bob. I wonder why Bob choose Texas as the place to start his busi- ness. I guess maybe it's for the same reason I choose,to teach clear down in Arizona. Well, the trip won't be to long now! I think I'll just read this magazine that I bought at my last stop. As I turned the page I glanc- ed at an advertisement about large Super-markets. The reason it intev- ests me so is because stores. The name is Be certainly has done could talk to him and it gives the story of the owner of these chain Jim Crouse, Jim was an old school mate of mine. well for himself. I would like to see Jim so I congratulate him on his success. back which reminded me of two more Bernard Valenti and Ronny Spyker . on.N UUncle Sam needs you.N Ber - into the service after they grad - uated. I suppose they are of the highest rank by now. I saw a billboard a few miles of my school mates. Those two ' Y The billboard read nJoin The Arm. n mard and Ronny had planned on L. ,, surprising trip.s I have talked to I certainly have had a most some of my old school chums and heard about the others. It surely has been nice. My trip is almost at an end for we are now pulling into Tucson. In a few minutes I will be off this bus, but what I thought was going to be a tiresome trip turned out to be very nice and very,very sur- prising. . ,wi I j 4. 7, 4 ,ifi.467..L ' 'I ' . . 4. '- A gf',a.4sf1if,MJ f , 4 9' ,J ... ........ ....... .-..... .-..- ...,..-..---..Q---5, v - I C OM I3 E I.M E T3 Q Q I --l. UMW? R f kj mul IQUURQ IVIARKEES 306 So. MAIN .TSE . niK!YEEqL.vA- een CZEEYECIE THE I WE S T E I2 II H IC I UM BE IQ CO. 124 E. Vine St. Lima FOR BUILDING AATERIALS INSULATION I ROOFING and MILLIORK Phone A9661 For Your Needs --:- -Y- , , , Y-, - A ---fn.. .- --.111--.-.......,,f..-..,, ... , W - . - Y A,.V ..-.... , .- ve.-..... --- Y V 1 C OM P In IME NTS OF MJWHUOWS G, J. SNALLON R SONS QUALITY BEVERAGI-:S BLFYVYR ' ess Fon ALL OCCASIONS I I NIILR OH I O , , ...L E QQ II. A ND- HAIL O EOR SALES IIXIIQQ I M , LINCOLN-MERCURY DLALER Specialists on V-8 Motors Repairs and all kinds of C nd Fender Bum in ar a p g and paintingf See us for an estimate PILDHE 63651 LI IVIA OHIO , . 4...-.-.. ,.. ,-.- . --..- .. . .... .--..- ,., ..... ..... .-.... -. ..... ,...-. .,....,.- 'N CLASS WM we, the Class of 1953-4 being of sound mind and judgement, do, to the best of our ability, hereby will Us following to our successors. we hope you uso them to the best of your advantage. JOAN BEEHY: My long hair to Barbara Tippie. SHARON BRANDON: My hillfold to someone who has more strength to carry it than I. BERNIE VALENTIz My gold tooth to Denny Mooney. JANET LOWRY: My Senior Home Room seat to Shir- ley Lowry. MARILYN MONTGOMERY: My iso piece desk and books to anyone that is unfortun- ate'enough to recieve them. RON SPYKER: My old N3hW to Gary Miner. JEAN THOMASs My shortness to Marlene Miller, BOB KONST: My ability to sleep in school to Dick Rosenbauer. MARILYN MAULTs My shorthand book to anyone who wants it. JIM CRDUSES The troubles and pleasures of the Echo to John Beyliff. BETTY MORRIS: My brown hair to Marlene Stevens. TB? Liddell M11 Hi Get CH ii 'Q' Ve' Community Hall -------------- 8:00 P. M. May 17, 1953 Prelude --------- Meditation --------- Piano duet Marna Deifendeifer S Mary Bayliff Processional ---------------- HFairest Lord Jesus N Choir-Class of N530-Faculty Invocation ------------------- Rev. Banmgartner Choral Response- - ------------ HO Lamb of Godn Choir Hymn- ---- -- - - ---- HAll Hail the Power of Jesus' Namen Congregation Anthem - - - ------ NHark, The Vesper Hymn Is Stealing U Choir Scripture Lesson - - - Rev. Delbert Cress- - - - Matthew 6-l--3h Choral E sponsc - - - - - - - - - - - -HHear Our Prayer, 0 Lordv Choir Anthem ----- - - ---- -NO Blessed Saviorn Choir Sermon - - ------- - - NDivided Loyaltiesu v. Cress Hymn- - - --------- - -UNow the Day Is Over H Congregation Eenediction - - --- -------------- Rev. Banmgartnsr Choral Amen - - - - ---- -------------- - -Choir ALL HAIL THE PONLL OF JESUS' NAME All hail the power of Jesus' namel Let angels prostrate fallg Bring forth the royal diadem, And Crown Him Lord of all, Bring forth the royal diadem, And Crown Him Lord of all. Ye Seed of Israel's chosen race, Ye ransoned of the fall, Hail Him,who save you by His grace,And Crown Him Lord of all, Hail Him, who save you by His grace,And Crown Him Lord of all. Sinners, whose love can ne'er forget The wormwood and the gallg Go, Spread your trophies at His feet, And Crown Him Lord of ally Go, Spread your trophies at His feet, And Crown Him Lord of all. O that with yond r sacred throng, we at His feet may fallg We'll join the everlasting song, And Crown Him Lord of all, We'll join the everlasting song, And Crown Him Lord of all. HOW THE DAY IS OVER Now the day is over, Night is drawing nighg Shadows of the evening Steal across the sky. Jesus, give the weary Cala and swett repose, with Thy tenderest blessing May our eyelids close. Comfort every sufferer watching late in pain, Those who plan some evil From their sins restrain. Amen. Q Q IUIU, Nl M Hilti RICH community Hall- - - - - - - ----- 8.00 P. M.May5 22,1953 Processional- - - - - - - o - - - uLand of Hope and Gloqy ' Chorus, Eighth Grade, Seniors Invocation-5 - - - ---- ------ - - - Rey. George Long Choral Response- - - - ---- - - - - -Three-foldg gm Chorus ' Music ----- Cal 0 Starry Flag ----------- Heller Chl O Calm of Night ---- - ----- Brahms Mixed Chorus Directed by Mrs. Dupler Presentation of Eight Grade Diplomas- - Mr. L. F. Sohumaker Salutatory Address- - - - - - - - - 'The Past A Foundationn Ronald Spyker Double Quartet -------------- HAmerican Prayerv Marleen Foltz, Gretchen Wolfe, Marna Deifendeifer Marlene Miller, Ronny Stevely, Halter Armes, Morris Spees, and Ronug'xnoney. Valedictory Address- - - -.. - - - - Q H0nward Is Our-Atmn James Crouse Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NHere Comes Tomorrowv Glenn H. Isenbarge Presentation of the Class of 1953 to the president of thb Board--Mr. R. J. Durbin Presentation of diplomas to the Class of 1953 Mr. Joe Lowry Presentation of Special Awards - ---- - Mr. R. J. Durbin Eenedicti-on' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Revo Hn on BBOUY 1 'ef Y nf e W -f HOIVIEIVIADIf ICPCIQISAM v A37 South Main Ste UMA OHIO V-R .., , H, ,, ,V ,-.-.w TURIXIEI2 IMIDI EIVIIEIXI T CU. Farmall Tractors lkwonumk - Farm Implements International Harvester H omc .Freezers Refrigerators Milk Coolers Phone h1h61 .- me vvmze if ,.l-.I.M,A--.-,,m..,,.,e.,,-,.,....lZ.3,i.'llL53. , 1. v STI PPICII 'I I'I.FX RD VVARE - C OM PAN Y MAIN AT NORTH ESTABLISHED 1927 AP?LIANCE HOU JAR S PAINTS IIIVIA omo storm fmfwrs 0.-It CRD ON S IiEfXi,.I T Y f SIHQP QND CITIZEIXIS BLDG. 'ef IXI, IVIAIINI SI UMA OI-IIC? . 1 ,......, ..,. ,. . ....--.... .. ..-..-......,.. .,................-.........- - -.-.-----I S Hu Y 3 Q y . --ff-:F :..-V13 X 'I A - .1325 ,S A? ' .. ff: 4-9 , 9 .f -' ' .A ' xl sg V X9 K gil' 41 - ' . . .ff XX f .f - .ff-7 : ..,. fl .--...- -- x -4--N laz H dw Famed flaw fzfcbtofzq at ?9mme4 25' I- ff' fx r 4, , f RT RS 1' 'jj ' XR ' K 5, N ,fkxj-CQ! -.,,,-' Q 5 5 1 ' .,,, , .,,,,,,.zZ'! I QQ .f LD CX' J Y- W ii ,QEWN-f Jfflilfl- A Eleventh Grade Top Row--Jim Conner, Melvin Numbers, Charles DeArmond, Freidan.Wb1fe, John Bayliff, Ronny Mooney, Dick Bosenbauer, Fill Graham. Second now--Gordon Lowry, Barbara Tippie, Marlene Miller, Dave Smith, Carol Keller, Sue Corson, Tom Konst, Mrs. Dupler. Bottom Row--Morris Spees, Marleen Foltz, Shirley Parlette, Marna Deifendeifer, Yuteve Kirchner, Jo Ann Laman, Gene Geese. HT GRADE H Qt F lil GMS Office Girls Caro1,Ka11er Marna Deifendeifer Tenth Grade Top mow--Jim moser, Harvey Kiser, David LaPoint, Denny Mooney. Second Row--Jerry Snider, Donald Smith, Don Bambauer, Darrel Chapman, Roger Thompson, Mrs. Cox. Bottom Aow--Joan Butterfield, Marlene Mayer, Karen Plapp, Mary Bayliff, Gretchen Wolfe. .--v-gy I fm f ,W 'T o ffm in RAD L, flqint-h Grade Top now--Dickie Numbers , diehard Keller, Gary Miner, Bobby Harshe, 'fanny Stevely, Lynn white. Second :tw--Terry Herbst, donald Plaza, Bruce noser, Budd Bayliff, David ueese, Jay nohf- eher, Mrs. Cumming, Bottom Mow--Gertrude Garrison, 11:1 A ici f'e, Beverly Baumgardner, Linda Lambert, Carole . Huntwork, Cora Mae 1.f.OSG!'!bZ3.11S1 ,L . .. Marlene Stevens. 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HIG .PORULAAITY CONTEST Prettiest girl-H-- r I Handsomest boyf7-- Most popular girl ----- Most Popular boy ---- ----- Most athletic girl --------- Most athletic boy ---------- Girl most likely to succeed Boy most,like1y to succeed-e-- Neatest girl --------------- Neatest boy--- ----- --- Most Most polite girl ---- polite boy ----- ---- Typical high school girl Typical high school boy- Friendliest girl---e--- Friendliest boy--- Cutest girl ------- Most Most host Most fest Most Most cheerful girl ---- cheerful boy ----- studious girl ---- stuqious boy ----- gum chewer------- intelligent girl--- intelligent boy ---- Wittiest girl ---- ---- Wittiest boy ----- -----Mary Bayliff - ---- Ronny Mooney -----Mary Bayliff -----Don Bambauer ---Yuteve Kirchner -----n-edon Spyker --------Marne Dbifendeifer --------Jim Crouse ----Marlene Foltz -----Ronny Mooney ----Marlene Foltz ----Bill Graham -----Mary Eayliff -----Don Bambauer -----Mary Bayiiff -------Don Bambauer Beverly Eaumgardner -----Sharon Brandon -------Bill Graham -Marna Deifendeifer -W ------ Jim Crouse ------Denny Mooney - --------- -Marne Deifendeifer ---------Jim Crouse ----Sharon Brandon N---David Lapoint i I 0 A ,, x 2-Wai -I V' LA: 1 - 'R ! !....'y N',-tg i ll if 0' x , ' 9 nf I Xb' vb- i 3 , , . 2 2 ? 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Bottom mow--Billy Sproul, Bobby Garland, Jim Sproul, Dickie Hinegardner, nussell Rogbuig, Bobby Lambert, Tommy Mault, Jim Bayliff, Li KE HQME WORK? j 4 You'1l like lt a lot more if you use the 1-lgnt Electr THE of-no POWER COMPANY CGM PLiM ENT5 WILUAMS SUPER rwwima CRIDERSVILLE UMA A 7- .Il- CEWGATULATIONS TO If-fzfcmss QF 55 REMfMzsE,fQ NT!-HS PLAN. li LJNEES Pfxfws 10 Good 2. Attractive Colors 3.. Proper Applications L I am your Kurfees Dealer. One of my most pleasant jobs is in helping home-owners to real painting satisfaction the Kurfees Way. A stock of KURFEES GOOD PAINT for every use is here. To assist you in your color selection we have come plete color charts and suggestion illustrations. we will be glad to give you the right answers to any painting problems that may arise. MYERS, HUWE AND ' DRY GCDQDS CRIDERSVILLE PHONE 18-4563 Y 'Y WY ,. -V i , Y V - -J,.,,, ' q-.------ --.........-.......--- ,Y Y V Y V JR. HIGH Prettiest girl ---- Handsomest boy ---- Most Most Host Most popular girl ---- popular bby ---- athletic girl--- athletic boy ----- '5OPUL.,i.JQT'Y Girl most likely to succeed ---- Boy most likely to succeed e--e- Neatest girl ---- - Neatest boy ----- Most Most polite girl--- polite boy ------ Typical Jr. high 5irl--- Typical Jr. high boy ---- ----- --- -Friendliest girl ----- Friendliest boy ---- Cutest girl -------- xiost Most igost Most Best Most Mo st cheerful girl ----- cheerful boy --- studious girl ----- studious boy ---- gum chewer ------ intelligent girl- intelligent boy ---- Wittiest girl -------- Wittiest boy ---- CONTEST Cletah Dudgeon --------Roger Lowry -Carolyn Baumgardner --------uoger Lowry -----Shirley Lowry ---Bill Hinegardner Frances Graham ---Walter Arms --Linda Miller -----Junior Beemer ----Pearl Arms ---Walter Arms -Carol Werling --Glenn Hasting - --- ----- --Sandra Kiser --- ----- Jim Bayliff -Carolyn Eaumgardner --Martha Myers ---Bill Sproul ----Pearl Arms ---Walter Arms ---Jack Winget Frances Graham ---Walter Arms --Martha Myers ---Jim Bayliff ,di X, X. I , . Y ..... 'KN SQ f Lfw 1-1 ff f 3. , , I ff 'N x W! J I 'z ,,f'? 'I X fx 1, 'l 1' 'u 2 ' V 313113331 TA RY TA QU LT 'Y WW amhaw i MRS. THELMA BRUNER MRS. MILDRED HAGER Sixth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. IDA BURDEN MRS. IULIA SCHUMAKER Fourth Grade Third Grade MRS. RUTH ESTILL MRS. MARIA HORN Second Grade First Grade DIRECTORY FO Hrs. Thelma Iurncr Born in Auglaize County Graduate from Ohio Northern Years at Cridcrsvillc 1951-53 Irs. Ida Burden Fern in Cridersvillc Attended Scaling Green, Miami, Ohio Northern Years at Crixcrsvillc 1923-27 19h6-53 nrs. -mth lstill Lorn in xaughnsville Cradudte Chic gorthern Years at Cricersville 1951-53 IQ J'..JL, TLJxCIIr :ZS Hrs. Liltfcd Hagar Born in gllcn County Attended Auglaize County Normal, Ohio Normal, Defiance College Years at Cridersville l9h7-E3 Mrs. Julia Schumaker Born in Cridersville . Graduate from Bowling Green Years at Cridersville l9h7-M8 19h6-h7 1951-S3 Mrs. Maria Horn Born in Auglaize County Graduate in Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti, Michigan Years at Cridersville 19h9-S3 E L EU 2231 FW T Q RY gf 5 , ,J ,4.. fi, -ggi Q , T .4.k ,.-, . ...- l 1 f.2':1..' Iiif.-'..g.lg3.-:7 v. jg ' i ,ifiqxxl 7-:?: -.if ' i A 1: fy' 'Q'-T-X :Iii i u I s ' 2 f--'..'e- L ' X A -'42?79:ew3:f 1 2 f W , W' fw 'ru 19 5, L3 5 53' 'M 1 vm ,. ,,,..,--4 : uw' 'lf 1 ' 'M WWA w Q ' 3 2 if gem' ji I 'b f si E yt . ..v . 3 'Q A: 9 . ' Q 53 is Q fig, ' K W, M , 2,3211 -Q K sjy' Q .gf v ? xy' nuggl aw! ' Q, id. q' b C . ..1:, . ., v. A 15' I F V' 9. ' K sl .1 ' 4 5 .1--sw - '31, K f l gk K , x R , f 1 i U Z 3F H ML Q ,lg M ' Ai- YH x 5? 6'1 'K p' - ,f 5.1: .f .V 'QP 1 QF 1.1- 7 W we m4 Eiga 9- Q, Sixth Grade Tbp Row--Sharon Mutter, Judy Kohlreiaer, Terry Stasa, Gary Haze, Bill Tully, Jon Kuhns, Karen Crow, Sandra. White. Center Row--Janice Pohl, Sharon Fast, Barbara Johns, Marilyn Roser, Sue Lowry, Navelda Crouse , Suellen Kollars, Helen Cumming, Esther Hertz, Hrs. Bruner. Bottom Row--Roger Fox, James Holly, Jimy Mills, Fred Howell, Larry Shaw. TH R A D E STHGIUXDE 'Ibp Row--Chuck Wells, Emerson Bxrger, Clifford Smith , Larry Mayer, Phillip Wauben, 'Ibm Bayliff, Gary Reese, Ronnie La.Point, Raymond Michael. Row Four--John wisely, David Garrison, Larry- Leiberick, . Deloris White, Carolyn Rox, Sharon Tully, Ronnie Blazer Larry Decker, Larry Blekeman. Row Three--Richard Shaw, Betty Black, Cathy Mitchells, Kaetta Foltz, Rita Ann Konst, Kathleen Mayer, LaDonna Loman, Barry Snider, Hr . Hager. Row Two--Jack Garland , Gary White, Rita Kay Stevely, Sue Gossard, Donna Moore, Lois Ann Y-.'erling,Bi1.1y Stevens, 'Ibmnnr Snyder. Bottom Row--Maurice Frazier, Douglas Fockler, Don Hi.negarfh1er,Rusaell Miller, Don Numbers, Gary Herbst, Stephen Myers. Af' Q Q' if 2 5 z 'N 40 ww ix S 51, 1-- Q '3P-wJ3- JT. , . xii lr J! ' -'.. 5 -fu w f Jffgkiyc. Ne .4 A 4 f3'Vv - !'X 0 r MQ .'f s 1 N ,Q ' ,v V64 zu' 11,1 :g..l,'. 3 ll ff 4 ifffrljt , . , , Back Row--Jack Wilson, Diana Emerlvk, Linda Sue Freed, George McGuinn, Carol Stepletou, Lnrry Miller, Venard Motter. Middle Row--Darryl Kohlrieser, James Gould, Patty bnyder, Karen Walther, Shirley Tully, Ihnny Drexler, Robert Black, Barbara Mault, Mrsa Burdene Front How--Mike Herbst, Richard Verbryke, Larty'Stevens, Terry White, Jerry Keller, Joe.Ko1lars. Ll TH .. . ..... '-.,-.'. 3306! BDE Back dow--Roger Fast, Donna Logan, Kaye Gossard, Kay Hastings, Darold Schindler, Lenora Myers, Barbara Butterfield, Phyllis Delong. Third dow--Karen Fockler, Drussilla Pohl, George Hay, David Lowry, Janet Leatherman, Sandra wells, Keith Snider, Mrs. Schumaker. Second Row--Terry Bowsher, Gary Stevely, James ereve, Blame Doyle, Gloria Bellman, Melanie Frazier, Dick Barnt, James Graham. Bottom How--Garret Rapp, Ernie Numbers, Eddie Eley, Jerry Blazer, Dick Cumming, Eric Carlson. Second Grade Top Rowe-Bobby Gordon, Jim y Herbst, John Peters, Nancy Stout, Ann Gossard, Herbert Shaw, and Donna Conner. Third Row--Moneen Brandon, Phyllis Myers, Billy Stass, Arthur Dudgeon, Clifford Sexton, Jinmy Gesler, Mrs. Eatill. Second Row--Connie Fast, Gloria Homer, Barbara Motter, Phyllis Leatherman, Tommy Kohlrioser, Judy Harps, Judy Lytle. First Row--George Mayer, Frank Huss, Joe Kuhns, Donnie Reese, Barry Froebe. Absent-'Judy Thomas NMSRADE A D lw6RADE First Grade Tbp Row--Bobby Smith, Jimmy Verir,-e, Nancy Myers Russell Holly, Diana Lee Jones, .nn Schultze, Gregory Secoy. Third Row--Tommy Sproul, Jon white, Denny Kollars, John Gould, Denny Bellman, Linda Lou Saddler, Dianne Kay Bash, Rickey-Emerick, Elmer Moore. Second Row--Diane Lynn Mertz, Ruth Shaw, Vivian Hux, Patty Lou Konst, Roy Lee Archer, Donnie Decker, Larry Hells, Linda Ann Meier. Sherry Blakeman. First Row-Dean Miner, Dorothy Stevens, Deloras Schindler, Bobby Greve, Diane Roser, Diann Barrett, Preston Place, Terry Rapp, Terry Mae Clark, Pamela Allen, Mrs. Horn. - -V -V, Y' ! -i - - -nav, -V ,- 1' -,Q , , ' C3UNC3F8!WUL, ,LXTl fL31N: A ND E5 E?3T WI?-.Blf- I.c'ZlfE3 ' f TU EiV3H UF?ADLJ,LXTE. FFKJM BAYLIFF FU NE RM, f HCDME I .Mn G Mrs, walter Q. Bayliff ' T1-15 ELMWEW swag R FD 'NQI LHTW9 GI-HQ H ' I . half, ,Jun L,,-,v WA1'3AK'T-11-X'fC35f-IE'.rs K U. . AP H S P FDVED BABY CHICKS EJLTLIVFQY f5UP?'-Tl l 5 JAMESWAY AUTOMATIC VLNTILATION '. FULLJO-PEP FEED T Qi' T N:...g, . 102 E Auglaize St. WA PA K ,, M, ,.--4 C OMPUTVI EN TS OF PIEL BROTHERS CLOTHING -ax, I f-:MM T K .1 ,.f-.ss-W WA PATKON E TA , V .. YY L-Y I - 4-I 1 -T. -n -'-'Q' g . 'Q 1272: oil .. . . ...gg ...I . . .., - ' '. .' ..... ,.. .. 'gifs J 'J' V . .4 'IT' :.'?,'r .,. ,. 5 Q5 xv.. . . 4. A 'l' 1-3- :,,.,.. gifc nc' ' I A g. . - , .. H vi., ...Jil 2 f . .. . ia- .'.-4. on v , .,. a,-.5 -I -I.. uv . 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Grain, Coal, Feed ' I HARDWARE ' M d Machinery For G nding and Mixing ALLIS-CHALMERS and G 1 ne and Oils MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE St 1 Build POWER FARM EQUIPMENT Phone Lima Buckl and Q 98131'7L'338'97137 97137 Q , A 9i115he 3 H ohio 3 1 HUME OHIO THE CLASS or 1953 w1sHEs mo 'nmnx THE ADVERTISERS mn THEIR PATROHAIE, wuxcu BAKE IT POSSIBLE Us mo PUBLISH 'mls ANIIAL . . CONGRATUMTIONQS TO THE CLASS OE 1053 FROM S GRAHAM? SOHIO SERVICE CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Girls Glee Club Tbp Row-Linda Miller, Beverly In rf, Doris werling, Shirley Lowry, Deanna Secoy, Q.v ' rriend, Jean Thomas, Betty Morris, Sandra Kiser, Car+l tnamas, Pearl Armes. Third Row--Beverly Baumgardner, Linda Lambert, Joan Butterfield, Marleen Foltz, Gretchen Wolfe, Marlene Miller, Cora Mae Rosenbauer, Gertrude Garrison, Marlene Stevens, Janet Lowry, Marilyn Mault, Joan Beary. Second ROW--JoAnn Laman, Carole Huntwork, Barbara Tippie, Carol Keller, SuosCorson, Marilyn Montgomery, Marlene -. Mayer, Karen P1app,.Ethel Michael, Shirley Parlette,- . Sharon Brandon, Mrs. Dupler. Bottom Row-Marna Deifendeifer, Mary Bayliff, Martha Myers, Linda Metz, Kay Stevens, Saundra Harps,Carolyn Hower, Cletah Dudgeon,,Frances Graham, Nancy Wolfe, Martha Wolfe, Betty Mahlt, Carolyn Baumbardnerg GIRES CHCDRUS BUYS KQQHCDRUS Boys Glee Club Back Row-Mbrris Spees, Harvey Kiser, Bill Graham, Bruce Roser, Dave Smith, Ronny Mooney, Bud Bayliff, Walter Armes, Terry Herbst. Front Row-Marna Deifendeifer, Mary Bayliff, Jack Winget, Glen Hastings, Dickie Numbers, Mrs. Dupler, Billy Hinegardner, Norman Kirchner. Msxeoscnoaus Top How--Linda Miller, Beverly Lowry, Doris Wherling, Carol Jean Wherling, Shirley Lowry, Deannai3Secoy, Carol Sue Friend, Jean Thomas, Betty Morris, Sandra Kiser, Carol Sue Thomas, Pearl Armes, Dick Hinegardner, Ronny Stevely, Norman Kirchner, Dick Numbers. Fourth Row--Linda Lambert, Joan Butterfield, Marleen Foltz, Cora Mae nosenbauer, Gertrude Garrison, Marilyn Mault, Janet Lowry, Joan Beery, Cletah Dudgeon, Frances Mae Grahm, Sharon Brandon, Lynn White, Walter Armes. Third Row--JoAnn Lamnn, Gretchen holfe, Marlene Miller, Sue Corson, Carol Keller, Barbara Tippie, Marilyn Montgomery, Marlene Mayer, Karen Plapp, Ethel Michael, hirley Parlette, Harvey Kiser, Budd Bayliff, Dave Smith. Second Row--Marna Deifendeifer, Mary Eayliff, Carole Sue Hunt- work, Kay Stevens, Betty Mault, Linda Letz, Money Wolfe, Carolyn Hower, Beverly Baumgardner, Marlene Stevens, Ronny Mooney, Bruce Roser, Bill Grahm, Morris Spees. First New--Martha Myers, Martha holfe, Saundra Harps, Carolyn Banmgardner, Mrs. Duplor, Terry Hertst, Jack Winget, Glenn Hastings. BPMD Top Row--Freidan Wolfe, Harvey Kiser, Walter Armes, Dean Pierstorff, Don Bambauer, Roger Fox,,Gary Miner. Segond Row--Joan Butterfield, Cletah Dudgeon, Beverly Baumgardner, Beverly Lowry, Marilyn uoser, Doris wherling, Jim Conner. Third Row--Carol Keller, Pearl Armes, Marleen Foltz, Marna Deifendeifer, Darrel Chapman, Morris Spees, Herbert Plapp, Bruce Roser. Fourth Row--Betty Momvis,.Mr.15mith-Director, France Graham, James Holly, Karen Crow, Carol Werling, Carole Huntworn, Jay Rohrbacher, Gordon Lowry, Karen Plapp, Jim Moser. Fifth Roll--I-ill Sproul, sielen cumming, Linda Miner, Martha Wolfe, Jack Winget, Ronny Stevely, Sandra Kiser, Nancy Wolfe, Deanna Secoy, Mary Bayliff, Barbara Tippie. Kneeling--Shirley Parlette, Caroly Baumgardner, Drusella Pohl, gym? White, JoAnn Laman, Phyllis DeLong, Betty Black, Gretchen 'ol e. Home Economics Tbp Row--Janet Lowry, Betty Morris, Jean Thomas, Mary Bayliff, Nancy Wolfe, Gertrude Garrison. Second Row--Linda Lambert, Marlene Stevens, Joan Beery, Beverly Baumiggardner, Carole Sue -Huntwork, - Sharon Brandon, Barbara Tippie, Gretchen Wolfe, Bottom Row-Mrs. D pler, Cora Mae Rosenbauer. BE-WX PRINCE Of PEACE Prince of Peace Contest Mary Bayliff, Karen Plapp, Harvey Kiser, Gretchen Wolfe, Mrs. Cox. H L gum VH hs ww MHWW' NX fix K FWZ fff 4 mf QNXG , M6 gwvfda 56 'igpff 1' , MU 6'5'n . 0' A J . .. L D 'V 'A MUN ' '7 S -59 GR Rjtgw' A 4 - -wvfwyf ff-GQQQ1. F 53 C4 i W 1 f ami, 59,5 i' ' , Q My jg H ,WW is fp , my J 22 1- ic Q2 za Y Q? qiesf Q5-ifi 1 W ..., ,T ,. - , L g -..-,,,L ,. --- LQCKWQQD ,T 3 A P fem-fsmrf co. g QU 5-'HQRT Q T Q U R fxQ 5,ff5f2rf55Rs 00516 T UMA O wo R v L V' 2 1 Xi aw. me f2fT:?,wzfxfTG A N Q iiEIff?i DWG W :ffm wif ea ffm T9 T we C94-IC? C3 125 WTS T SPRTTVCS S TREE T UMA , OHIO W Y-, ,Y gngcunslnbini 'hr' 'f'JH3l,'- SEN.-e SGPH PL!-XY nhobgoblin Housen a mystery-comdey was prestented May 7 and 8. The play centers around Miss Priscilla Carter fMarilYH Montomeryj who, disgusted because her nieces, Marion CMary Bayliffl and Jill KGretohen Wolfel have fallen in love with Frank Harlow CRonny Spykerj and Jack Loring lBernie Valentil, purchases Hobgood House in the Ozark foothills and here plans a secret retreat where the girls shall not see the boys for six months on penality of being disinherited. Priscilla arrives on the night Bluebeard Bronson fDarrell Chapmanl, who once committed a murder in the house, is supposed to revisit the scene of his crime. Does he return? Well, the caretaker of the house Darius Krupp fHarvey Kiserl and Bill Wilkins CJim Crouse! a penitentary guard frighten Pris- sy's servants CKaren Plapp, Sharon Brandon, and Don Bambau rl into be- lieving in ghostly happenings. Finally, Patricia Arnold C Joan Butter fieldl who was being held captive by Krupp, Bronson, and Wilkins for ransan, escapes and reveals the mysteries surrounding Hobgob1in House. Mrs. David Cox directed the production assisted by Marlene Mayer, Jim crouse, Jim Roser, Promptersg stage Manager Roser, Bambauer, Kiser, Crouse, and Chapman. JUNQOR e PM-XY 'A Ready Made Family,H Presented Friday, November 7, 1952, wnsfthe stony of a widow, Agnes Martin CMarna Deifendeiferl and a widoer, Henry Turner CRon Mooneyj, who had been sweethearts in their you ger days but each had married someone else. Agnes had three childerns Bob IJMI Connerl, Marilee, CCarol Kellerj, and Gracie Qshirley Parlettel. To her household also belonged her husband's maiden sister, Lydia CSue Corsonl who couldn't realize that it wasn't being disloyal to Agnes' husband's memory' for her to wish to get a little enjoyment out of life. Agnes' two faithful and trusted negro servants, Begonia fJoAnn Lamanl and Bice- demus CDave Smithl were continually getting into some sort of predica- ments. To Henry Turner's family belonged Sammy CMorris Speesl and Boris Charlene Millerl. ' Henry and Agnes met and were secretly married. They at first told their famil4es that they were engaged. This was all an attempt to break the news gently. Both families resented the situation immensely and tried to prevent a marriage--of course, to no avail. The situations arising out of these two 'ready made' families trying to take matters into their own hands form the plot of this play. Even Lydia becomes re- conciled to the fact that Agnes loves another man and between the chil- dren a couple of romances develop. The prompters were Marlene Foltz and Yuteve Kirchner, the stage managers, John Bayliff and Gordon Lowry, and sound effects, Bill Graham. The director was Mrs. Dupler. fum Ed Lowry 1 Gordon Meffley Bus Lrivers John Schlegel Clyde Hinkle fRep1acsmcnt for Gordon Meffleyj BUS DRIVERS 2 COQQ MNXTOR Zfllffwq iw' Mrs. Clara Stepleton Rube Thomas Mrs. Vera Numbers 1 , , 1 Y, ' Y Y 'L CQIVI I3 II M E II II I I 5 QfE'FI'I,I.7f.ITI TJITR. 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Anna in Czidersville 71 Miller City oi Crincfxville 57 Jackscn Center H Ll Fr'd2:sville 59 Delphos St. Johns H 71 Cridoreville 50 Botkins 37 Cridererille Q3 Alumni H A5 Cridersville A3 Minster MW :62 Cridereville hh Gomer 53 Cridersville 62 Buckland H o3 Cridersville 65 Lima St. Johns 36 Cridersville A0 Wapak, St. Joe h A5 Cridursville 71 NnwxKGQXyille 65 Cridersville L8 New Bremen H4 39 Cridersville 44 Waynesfield M L8 Cridersville 55 Ft. Recovery H 72 Cridersville 57 Buckland W 69 Cridersville 67 New Breman . rh 57 Cridersvilie 70 Lima St. Rose A H 55 Cridersville Q7 TOURNAMENT Minster 61 Cridersville 66 Buckland SL Cridersville 61 New Knoxville 81 Cridersville L2 Minster 72 Cridersville LL FOUL SHOOTENG SCORES Gordan Lowry 65.92 Don Bambauer 60.95 Ron?Spykor 6U 32.1 Gordan Lowry was awarded the trophy for having the highest percentage of foul snots, Mary Bayliff, Gretchan Wolfe, Marne Deifendeifer, and Shirley Pirlette Freidan Spykers S wz:.w25baVQiEa1?m,n5 Ag A Q 'dw' VW 'Y .mf,g, f, . Q, x,-5 .k x was 5 ifgw F WM. mf ES SJ fmxx jj? w 4,1 ,www ATEN a!5gw,4g mmm: is in W, Q, wwww Wifi! l.Qxw.2,,fiE3 51 S, , avg? if if? Q5 Q? RESERVE BSKTBX-Xl ! Standing--Gary Miner, Richard Keller, David LaPoint, Denny Mooney, Harvey Kiser, Rognr Thompson, and Mr. Shaner Sitting--Terry Herbst, Budd Bayliff, Ronny Mooney, Bruce Roser, Lynn White Anna 25 Miller City 36 Jackson Center H 21 Delphos St. Johns H hh Eotkins 30 Alumni H 30 Minster HM hS Gomer 35 Buckland H 38 Lima St. Johns 28 Wapak. St. Joe H 32 New Knoxville hh New Bremen H4 35 waynesfield 4 hh Ft. Recovery H S2 Buckland W 22 New Bremen H 35 Lima St. Rose H S9 Cridcrsville Cridersville Cridersville Cridersville Cridersville Cridersville Cridersville Cridcrsville Cridersville Cridcrsville Cridgrsville Cridersville Cridcrsville Cridgvsville Cridarsville Criiorsville Crilersville Cridersville CHEEREEXXDER5 Beverly Baumgardnerg Nancy Wolfe Z fy, 4 K Km MA ima ,ml 5 ..i ,i., E . 1 f Q5 if ? am 7 1 f ,4 we ,V me. 5 n 21,332 lm , 'WJ' 3 4 W N f A f : ' . W ' X f Q g , 1 Q Q V. 1 .,.:: G ,QHQ Z In C A 1 C ZZA t. My 'SN' .v-A-- A,,. :':A -A-:A. L .':.Ai Q ,6,1., , W ,f ,i... ,423 .A,. - ' J x 1 2 i 2 i -. N 1.Q'f:' 5 ag! y' .,1: 3 5- f : i i . lg A , if ,xf fsf xg U' 1. k 3 35' 5 . N 4 .41 . 1, Q 'f l 4 X Tk Wi W R Q ,Q 'mv 1 ,E , 34 ,Y Q1 X , W., ,WX vw .M-4 if W, .4 H-wiv'-igf - xstiimi Q2 L s -,s ? .. Jr. High Basketball Team Back Row--Shirley Lowry, Jack Winget, Billy H,negardner, Herbert Plapp, Walter.Annes, Jimmy Motter, Glenn Hastings, Martha Wolfe, Mr. Shaner. Front Row--Linda Metz, Billy Sproul, Ihan Pierstorff, Jimmy Bayliff, Juny Beemer, Ihnny Snider, Kenny Numbers, Dick H,negardner, Carolyn Baumgardner. JR, HIGH ESKTBAII IVXGRS '5R5Ef!Q?5?Q'2 Reserve A Varsity Managers Projector Operators Jim Roser and Jerry Snider Glenn Hastings, Jim Crouse, Don Eambauer. 1 Baseball Team Back .dow--Panager, Dick Numbers, Gary Miner, Aon Spyker, Tom Konst, Coach, Mr. Shaner, David .LaPoi.nt, Bruce Roser, Darrel Chapman, Bob Harshe, Manager, Tenry Herbst. Front now--Don Bambauer,-Ron Mooney, B:L1l.Graham, Lynn white , Bernard Valenti, Uave Smith, Gordon Lowry, Freidan Wolfe. 1' E 'J' B . w ' Il. , , B , , 1 M I ' ' my '- 0 ,. 1 L., ig Q if f aw... ' I J. .,.. A .. 4--', 2 2'n 4' !'Z35 5'w T! f', 5 B' lu, l'I.f B -.n -n-A Track Team Back How-.Manager, Lynn ghite, Tom Konst, Bill Graham, John Bayliff, Bernard Valenti, Don Bambauer, Budd Bayliff, Coach, Mr. Shaner. Front Row--Harvey Kiser, lion Mooney, Dave Smith, Gordon Lowry, Morris Spees. Minstrel Left-night--Director--Mrs. Cox. Endmen--Dave Smith, Marilyn Montgomery, Bill Graham, Interlocuter-- isonny Mooney. Endmen--Budd Bayliff, Carol Keller, Harvey Kiser. Army-ewalter Ames. Navy--Ronnie Stevely. Marine--Bruce uoser. Acclompanists--Marna Deifendeifer, Mary Bayliff. Director--Mrs. Dupler. MINSTREL SAFETY WXTRCL Safety Patrol Glenn Hastings, Jack winget, Juny Beamer, Kenny Numbers, Dean Pierstorff, Bill Schulze, Mr, Shaner, 9 I --194-132' -lan-lf' -- J-- ... ,AY -, Y ,, V , A JA , Y , U - , , -A -yv -1.-D -Y 1 1' 3 'A ':.' on 1 5 -si u.. 1 ' 5 'Dfw gf? f . 5 l ,,. . . K. .,, --N-W.-1:31.-, v if -aj-X' 1 ,,.g. , A X' ' 1 -. 1 'Ni' 'ff -. cf-if D '---if ,... . DA y.. BY-f DAY CALENDAR I Q X .SNATURD Ay' 4II'..J' I , ff' ' 6- Q ff 1 - ' Bo- rk' W I lf' XA . 0 QI... I V fp cf? N , C-A X ..f' N' hi Q ',.-lv 1' ,.f' , , sf- H. ....- ' X1 Gini xY:w f f A U 1 L J- Nfl 'Na ' ' ' Y a .,,.-.a-of DAY BY DAY CALENDAR Se t. 2-girst day of school. One new teacher, Mr. Shaner. Welcome to Cridersville, 5-End of first week of school. 8-Second week of school begins. 9-Boy's have music try-outs. lOdGirls have music try-outs., 12-Another week-end coming ups 15-Class elections today. 16-Girls still trying out for music. 19-Freshman initation party. Poor kreshmanl 22-Seniors received sample name carts, Juniors received sample play books. 25-State tests for some oi the grades: 26-First Echo cgme out. Eighth grade party. 29-Fifth week of school. Oct. 1-Juniors are practicing for class play. 3-Juniors had a hayride. 7-Juniors ordered class rings. Seniors selected caps and gowns. 8-Mr. Failor came about the Senior pictures. 'lO-We chose versity and reserve cheerleaders. lh-Echo staff working like mad on another echo. 35-Why all the sad faces? I Fecause you received your first report card. 16-Seniors , Sophomores and eighth gra.d,-er-s.1-rent to Buckland for an Xeray test. 21-Seniors have pictures taken. Seniors order invitations. 22-Seniors have graduation pictures taken.- 2h-Band Concert. 25-Band played at Waynesfield for a street concert. 27-Whole school is getting ready for the school carnival. 28-School Halloween Carnival. 29-Band played at Wapakoneta, wednesday night.' 31-Band played at Cridersville for Halloween Carnivalg Nov. 3-Seniors get proofs back. Whole school marched through town for Bond Issuey 6-Saw Matinee of Jr. Class Play. 7-Jrs. have class p1ay.' Seniors took proofs back today. 10-Echo staff met. ll-Had an Armistice program in study hall for the J. high school. - ' Beat Anna 71-BL our first game of the season, 12-Seniors elected a new representative for the Student Council, ' Play Miller City there, beat us, 6l+57. 18-Played Jackson Center here. we beat, 59-Ll. 20-Some in chorus are practicing to sing at the Methodist Church for the Thanksgiving Helly. Some classes exchanged names for Christmas. 21-Played Delphos St. ohne. They beat, 71-50. 25vSammy Squirrel, Cliff Willis and the Uncalled Fbur held a program at the gymnasium. 26-Thanksgiving program at the gymnasium. Received our report cards todty. Play BO'bkiYl5. We b0E'Lt, 1,43-3'f1, Dec, l-Srs, chose their colors for annual. The grades l-6 saw 1 v ll length movie. 2-Girls Chorus practicoi singing for Christmas PlTl1.l0 3-The Nineth-Twelweth grades had a show and demo stration on How to Drive Safely. L-Mixed Chorus practiced for our program for the P.T.A. 5-Band party in the gym. 9-Alumni game in gym. ' 10-Alumni beat Varsity L5-h3. lleMixed Chorus sings at P.T.A. tonight. l2uPlay Minster tonight here. Minster beat 62-AL. l3wTeachers had party in the gym. 15-Seniors get graduation pictures. Juniors receive class rings. l6MPlay Gomer there. we beat them, 63-58. 17-Some grades had Christmas parties and exe changes. 18-Hurrahi No school today, due to pump difficul- tj.c?S . 19-Play Buckland here. we beat 65e63. Last day of school until Jan, 5, 1953. 20-Play Lima St. Johns at Bradfield Center. we beat, QOH36. Jan. 2e?3wy Waoak St. Joe ' re, we beat, 71-AS. 5'First day of schwf. f4b3f 1 6-Sr. and Soph. Ango img for class play. 7-Jr. High chose che r.Qsrs this morning, 8-No school today due to bad weather.' 9-Back to school today. 15-Having 6-weeks tests in many classes., A 16-Played New Bremen. We beat, LLMBQ. 20-Got out at ll:l5-1:30 to hear the inauguration of President. . - , .. ' 21-Received our report cards today. 4' Seniors starting cutting ads for annual, 22-Jr. High played their first game tonight with I 'United Local. , , 23-Played Waynesfield there. .We.beat, 55-LS. Received Echo today. - - A ' 2h-Played Fort Recovery. They beat, 72-57. The band played and marched between the Reserve and Varsity games. 28-Jr. High ball game. 29-Had popularity contest for Juiirr and Senior High BO-A full length movie for -Ll-1 iii .1 school. 31fPlayed Buckland, lost 79-Vwb Feb. 3-Played New Bremen. We won TOHQV, 5-Individual pictures came in. 6-No school today, a teacherfs meeting at Minster. Played St. Rose at Bradfield Center. 10-Received individuel pictures. Play Minster at St. Marys in the tournament, we beat, 66-61. 12-Played Buckland in the tournament. We beat, 61-in 13-Sample play books came for the Sr. and Soph. playg 18-Played New Knoxville for championship at St. Mary. They beat, 81-L2. 19-P.T.A. at school program put on by the elementary grades, 20-Had pictures taken for the annual. 21-Played Ninster at St. Marys for the winner of the consolation. Minster beat 72-AL. 23-A man spoke to us about Alaska. 2h-Girls Chorus practicing for Minstrel. 25-WIMA presented us with a new basketball for upsetting Minster 66-61 in the tournament. Mar. 2-Fullelength movie for grades 1-6. 3-Chose parts for Sr, and Soph. ploy. A-Got out at noon because cf alwctricity defects. 6-Man spoke to P.A Dt class ,f- Hwndlag College. 9-Some more picturesare omnz' r ,ne annual today. Tract starts for hi.. -Hhool boys. Q 10-A man from Bowling Greem spoke to the P.n.D. class today. Still practicing for hhnstrel. ll-Safety Program at town, for mnole school. 13-Received Echo. 17-Why all the green? L fd it oe St. Patrick's' Day? 20-Minstrel tonight. 25-Seniors received graduation invitations and Sr. boys got name cards. 27-Senior girls received their name cards. 30-Sr. and Soph. Play practice starts tonight. April 2-Full length movie for high-school 3-Last day of school until luesday, April 7, 1951 Hay 7-8hSenior-Sophomore Class Flay. 15-The Junior-Senier Prom was hold this year in the Lima Y. W. C. A. A dinner, followed by a program, a dance, and e,social hour made up the evening. The Seniors wish to thank the Juniors for an enjoyable occasion which will become one of the pleasint memories of our high school days. 1?-It has become traditional for the WU. R. 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