Harris Elmore High School - Helm Yearbook (Elmore, OH)
- Class of 1950
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His day is not spent entirely in his office, as he is the industrial arts teacher, senior class and Student Council advisor, faculty manager for ath- letics, Boy Scout leader, junior-high basketball coach, and vice-president of the Sandusky Bay Conference. Helpfulness and interest in his students are some of Mr. I-letrick's many merits. Besides his school activities, he is an active member of the Kiwanis Club, Masons, and a bowling team, and also has the problems of raising a family. Hl lllllllli ,Sex Q ww WILLIAM SUMMERS Vice-President C . J. KUHLMAN President HAROLD BECK 1? HAROLD BUCK Clerk-Treasurer CARL WENDT WILSON WEIS 6 0 R FHUULTU GRACE MYERS First Grade ROSE SCHULTZ First and Second Grade MILDRED ARNOLD Second Grade MATTIE HECKMAN Third Grade MABEL ROZINE Fourth Grade GARNET WEBER Fifth Grade FHCUHU HELEN MERCER Sixth Grade ALVINA KONTAK English DORA E. COLEMAN English Government Play Director Sponsor of Student Council and Versatile CATHERINE WILCGX English Latin Library Supervisor Sponsor of G.A.A. P 'n' G and HELM JEAN HEIING Mathematics Sponsor of G.A.A. ALVIN AC KERMAN Vocational Agriculture Sponsor of F.F.A. 8 FHUUHU LAUREL DAMSCHRODER Vocational Home Economics Sponsor of F.H.A. RICHARD ELDREDGE History Geography Sociology JOHN I-IUFFMAN Music Sponsor of Band JAMES SMITH Coach Phys. Ed. History Health Sponsor of Varsity Club BYRON POWELL Science Sponsor of Projector Club KATHLEEN WENDT Commercial Sponsor of P 'n' G and HELM 9 A - . . L U H fgiw, COOK V1CToRxA LEIS JANITORS: ALvuN GIESLER HARRY KRUEGER .-ul ' BUS DRI WM. SON CARL WA CHRCST KRNIST DUNALD AUGUST VERS: DERGELD ANWRIGHT ARNULD GrESLER UUUTHMAN EACH HEHHEL HEEPERS SECRETARY MYRTH Romlmsow 10 SEIIIUHS CLHSS UFFICERS JOAN LOHR nDON'T TAKE LIFE TOO SERI- OUSLYQ YOU NEVER GET OUT OF IT ALIVE ANYWAYH CLASS V-PRES. l, SEC. 33 STUDENT COUN. 2, V-PRES. U3 F.H.A. l,2, V-PRES. 3, PRES. U5 G.A.A. l,M, SEC. 2, PRES. 3: TRACK l,29 MIXED CHORUS 3,Ug GLEE CLUB l,2g VERSATILE My PLAY 3g DRAMATICS FESTIVAL U9 P'N'G 3,33 HELM 3, EDITOR U. DOUGLAS SLOAN HA PERFECT COMBINATION OF FRIENDLINESS, INTELLIGENCE, AND INITIATIVEH STUDENT COUN. PRES. H, FOOTBALL 2,3,Hg BAS- KETBALL l,2,3,Ng MIXED CHORUS 3,M, PLAY 3, PINIG 2,Ug HELM 2,M. PAUL MUENZER WPAL TO MANY, FRIEND To ALLH CLASS TREAS. 2,3, PRES. U3 STUDENT COUN. I5 FOOTBALL 2, 3,Ng BASKETBALL l,2,3,Ug TRACK 2,3,M3 MIXED CHORUS My PLAY 3g PINIG I,Mg HELM 2, ADV. MGR. U3 LIBRARIAN M. BRUCE GREGORY HEVERYONE HAS A FAIR TURN TO EE AS GREAT AS HE PLEASESH CLASS V'PRES. M3 FOOTBALL 2, 3,Ug BASKETBALL I,3,Ug TRACK l,2,3,Mg ATHLETIC MANAGER 23 BAND I,2,3,Ug MIXED CHORUS 3, M5 PLAY 35 DRAMATICS FESTIVAL M, PINIC 3,M, HELM Ag LIBRAR- IAN 3,U. ROY WENDT HA LIVE WIRE NEVER GETS STEPPED ONH CLASS SEC. 2, PRES. 3, TREAS. Ng STUDENT COUN. SEC. My BASKETBALL l,Mg TRACK 3,Hg ATHLETIC MANAGER 2,3,Ug BAND l,2,3,Ug PROJECTOR CLUB 35 PLAY 35 DRAMATICS FESTIVAL M, PINIG Mg HELM BUS. MGR. M, LIBRARIAN 3. JERRY HETRICK HAS HE THINKETH IN HIS HEART, So IS HEH CLASS PRES. l, SEC. U5 STUDENT COUN. TREAS. 23 FOOTBALL 2,3,hg BASKETBALL l,2,3,U5 BAND l,2,3,N5 MIXED CHORUS 3,M, PLAY 33 DRAMATICS FESTIVAL 3, PINIG Mg HELM ART Mp LIBRARIAN 2,U. V Sf ,fx-,., .M .Y 5 4' 4 P 25 fam Q f 'QM 53' 5 ff' 'F' Y is 5472? ,. , 4 U, 314 , ww :of wtf ,WW W wmv X - ,MM K l. Q rx , Am 3 ,V .XR- Jffe 'S 5 X wx X' L g. 'S ' A SEHIURS JAMES CROLL HA sooo FELLOW AND A HARD WORKERn F.F.A. l,2, TREAS. 3, PRES. U5 FOOTBALL 3,Ug BASKET- BALL I: TRACK 2,3,Mg MIXED CHORUS 3,Ug PROJECTOR CLUB My PLAY 35 HELM U. SUZANNE AVERS HVIRTUE IS ITS OWN REWARDN TRACK I5 MIXED CHORUS 3,Ug GLEE CLUB l,2g VERSATILE Mg PLAY 33 PINIG Mg HELM Mg L.- BRAR1AN I,U. FLORENCE MURRAY HLovEl LovEl LooK WHAT ITS DONE FOR MEM G.A.A. l,2,3,Ug MIXED CHDRUS 33 GLEE CLUB I,2g VERSATTLE U9 PLAY 35 P'N'G Hg HELM M. DONALD DRAPER WFULL or FUN AND MISCHIEF TOO, DOING ALL THERE I5 TO DOH F.F.A. l,2,3,u3 PLAY 35 HELM M. LARRY DETZEL HHE :S TRULY HAPPY WHO CAN MAKE OTHERS HAPPYH FOOTBALL 2,3,U3 BASKETBALL 25 TRACK I,2,3,Mg MlxED CHORUS 3,Mg PROJECTOR CLUB U3 PLAY 3g DRAMATlcS FESTIVAL 35 HELM U. CAROL JEAN FADER HGOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGESH F.H.A. I,2g G.A.A. l,2,3,Mg GLEE CLUB l,2g VER- SATILE PRES. Hg PLAY 33 PINIG My HELM 3,Ng LIBRARLAN l,2. SEIIIUHS JANE THIER HSHE LOOKS AN ANGEL AND ACTS ONE, Too, BUT You NEVER CAN TELL WHAT AN ANGEL MIGHT DOH CLASS V-PRES. 23 STUDENT COUN. SEC. li F.H.A. I3 G.A. A- I,2,3,MS BAND l,2,M, PRES. 39 GLEE CLUB I,2g MIXED CHORUS 3,Ug VERSATILE N3 PLAY 3: P'N'G 3,h3 HELM I, ART M. DALE WEIHROUCH nWHAT QS MIND? NO MATTER. WHAT IS MATTER? NEVER MIND.H FOOTBALL 23 BASKETBALL 25 HELM My LIBRARIAN N. JOHN LUCKEY HIE SILENCE IS GOLDEN, HE IS POVERTY'STRICKENn STUDENT CDUN. 3g F.F.A. l,2,3, SEC. Ng FOOTBALL 2,35 BAND lg MIXED CHORUS My PROJECTOR CLUB U3 PLAY 33 P'N'G 2,Ng HELM l,N. IRENE FLICK HITIS NICE TO BE NATURAL WHEN YOUIRE NATURALLY NICEH F.H.A. I,2,3,Mg G.A.A. l,2,3, Ng GLEE CLUB l,2g VERSATILE Mg PINIG Mg HELM M. KATHYRN KUHLMAN HWITHOUT MUSIC LIFE WOULD BE A MISTAKEH F.H.A. l,3: TREAS. 29 BAND l,2,3,Ug MIXED CHORUS 3,4g GLEE CLUB 1,23 VER- SATILE Hg PLAY 3g PINYG 2,3,Ug HELM 2,3, PROD. MGR. Us LIBRAR- IAN 3. RAY ZUNK HA STILL TONGUE SHOWS A WISE HEADH PROJECTOR CLUB 3, PRES. Ms PINIG Mg HELM M. SEHIURS RITA WENDT I AM A WOMAN: THEREFORE, WHAT I THINK, I MUST SPEAKU F.H.A. I. G.A.A. I,2,3,U3 TRACK I3 CHEERLEADER 3,Ug GLEE CLUB l,2, VERSATILE Hg ll PLAY 35 PINIG 2,M3 HELM Hg- LIBRARIAN I,2,3. GAILLARD WILLETT woRK FASCINATES ME,I COULD JUST SIT AND LOOK AT IT FOR HOURSH CLASS TREAS. I: BAND l,2,3,Ng MIXED CHORUS 2,35 PINIC Mg HELM M. Il JERRY BECK WWE ONLY LIVE ONCE, LET'S GET THE MOST DUT OF LIFEH F. F.A. l,2,3, V-PRES. U, FooT- BALL 2,3,Mg BASKETBALL I,2,3, Ng TRACK l,2,3,Mg MIXED CHO- RUS 3,h, PINIG Mp HELM M. CALVIN GIESLER NAS TROUBLE COMES, So TROUBLE GOESH F.F.A. l,2, SENTINEL 3,Ug FOOTBALL U3 BASKETBALL 23 TRACK 2,3,Ug MIXED CHORUS 2,Ug PLAY 35 HELM M. JIM LOWRY HWORK KILLS MEN---wHY DIE?U WAITE HIGH SCHOOL, TOLEDO, lg FOOTBALL 3,Ug BASKETBALL 2,3, 3, HELM M. NANCY ZOLMAN GOOD ORDER I5 THE FOUNDA- TION or ALL sooo THINGSH CLASS TREAS. I, PRES. 23 STUDENT COUNCIL SEC. 3, F.H.A. 2, TREAS. I, PRES. 3, SEC. My G.A.A. I,2,3, TREAS. My CHEER- LEADER 29 GLEE CLUB I,2g VER- SATILE SEC. Mg PLAY 33 DRAMA- TICS FESTIVAL H3 P'N'G I,2.3, EDITOR M, HELM I,2,3,M: LI- BRARIAN I,2. Kudd ly Ka te Investigating Irene Wistful Wheatley Muging Muenzer -ac- ZYFS- p Q5 u Q' QS 4 5 Z 'Z fi Troubled Their ' 'ii Pedaling Pete Grinning Sunny Giesler Sondergeld Saucy Suzie 16 3 rf fa' li Model Marge Riotous Rita 3 fp-A fm Winsome Wendt Dog and Draper I A Da rling Detzel lf, ' Q . 5 ' - ' A A 'Q' D l P slc Q c i l A A' l ei s T K , Lover Luckey Droopy Drawers Lohr Wuvable We ihrouchs Nautical Nancy Dubxous Doug Ca sual Carol Tiny lnie Zany Zunk Jovial .Terry Prudent Puss Jallnty Angelic Alma Jim Fearless Florence Bossy and Beck Groggy Gregory 17 SEHIUHS CLASS MOTTO: Out of the harbor, into the deep. CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: Maroon and White CLHSS HISTUHU As our school life comes to a close, let us review the past. It was 1938 when we first enrolled in Harris-Elmore School. There were 36 of us. As we continued our journey through school, some pupils left us and others joined us, until now there are 30 students left to graduate. We began our school training by learn- ing the fundamentals of the three R's. For the next few years we put these fundamentals to work and wondered how we would ever pull through. Finally we were up to the eighth grade: how we ever made it nobody knows. We had a Christmas party at the home of Kathryn Kuhlman. In the spring we gave a party for the seventh grade. On May 28, 1946, we went to Oak Harbor for commence- ment exercises and received our grade school diplomas. Then we were freshmen. The boys were initiated by the upper classmen and were wondering if they would ever find their clothes after climbing in tree tops and looking around in bushes for them. Our Christmas party was held in the Commer- cial Club rooms. Then came our sophomore year. We had a skating party April 9, at Forest Park. As an added means of raising money we sold tee-shirts here at school. lna Mae Lamale was hostess to the class at a Christmas party in her home. We, the class of nineteen-hundqeld Eng fifty, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make this document public and de- clare this to be our last willand testament, hereby revoking all wills made heretofore: Suzanne Avers: My Arthur Murray Dance Booklet to Charles Roepke. Jerry Beck: My way with the women to Kenneth Kuhlman. Margaret Bukasg My slender figure to Muriel Gregg. James Croll: My ability to break my nose S 18 Our junior year was spent with more activities. First we received our class rings. On November 12 and 13 we present- ed the play, Home Sweet Homicide, a mystery in three acts. lt was given under the direction of Mrs. Coleman, and proved to be a great success. Then came the annual Junior-Senior Banquet which was held on May 14, in the school auditorium. Our theme was the Shamrock Nite Club. The girls were initiated by the senior Versatile girls at their annual banquetheld on May 7. At last we were what we thought we would never be--SENIORS. We had our graduation pictures taken at Livingston Studios, in Toledo, in October. We received our name cards, invitations, and all that goes with graduation throughout the year. The juniors honored us at the Junior- Senior Banquet and dance on May 13. The Class of '50 is proud of their football, basketball, and trackmembers, the Purple 'n' Gold and Helm staffs, and librarians. C We must leave Harris-Elmore School now that we have completed our twelfth year, but we shall never forget the many, many happy hours that we spent together during our entire class history. With the memorable Senior Day, baccalaureate, and commencement exer- cises, we go out of the harbor, into the deep. lu td- .'!bhn Lowry. Larry Detzel: My athletic ability to Helen Orman. Donald Draper: One bottle of liniment to Jacquie Dolph. Carol Fader: My blueberry pie recipe to Eldon Riehm. Irene Flick: My corsages to Ina Bittner. Calvin Giesler: My quietness to Dianne Slates. Bruce Gregory: My typing ability to Barbara Ohl. Alma Hetrick: My cooking skill to Ruth Thomas. Jerry Hetrick: My bright shirts to Galen Rothert. Kathryn Kuhlman: My driving ability to Gail Hein. Ina Mae Lamale: My sewing skill to Phyllis Crozier. Joan Lohr: My exuberant giggle to Bridget Ellis. James Lowry: A lock of my hair to the junior girls. John Luckey: My collection of absence and tardy slips to Loisanne Baster. Paul Muenzer: My height to Louie Neeb. Florence Murray: My love for school to Loren Nowak. Douglass Sloan: All equation problems to Elaine Semrock. Robert Sondergeld: My best joke to Kenneth Kontak. Jane Thier: My assortment of Romeos to Frances Heineman and Audry Rader. Dale Weihrouch: My name Red to Larry Kontak. LaVonne Weihrouch: My willingness to work to Robert Zipfel. Rita Wendt: My gum-chewing technique to Betty Shaffer. Roy Wendt: My Levis to Nancy Beck. Roland Wheatley: My position as basketball manager to Bill Crozier. Gaillard Willett: Myjeep to Mary Nowak and ELIHEH As the graduating class of 1950 enters the future, I, Elmer, the bulldog, with my crystal ball, am looking Z0 years ahead in- to the lives of the graduates. To my amaze- mentl see that everyone has been very successful in his own ambition. As I look into their lives I see that Roy Wendt has finally established his own Kroger store in the Mohawk Valley in the State of Washington. He has been having excellent trade with the Indians as well as the bears. Isee that Kathryn Kuhlman has taken up a career of music. She will use her Metropolitan Opera voice to win the hearts of many Elmore people when she makes her debut in Louis Jeremy's Opera House. Among her selections will be Somebody's Unfinished Symphony. Well, well, I see Ray Zunk hasfinally Donna Kontak. Nancy Zolman: My dark hair to Verna Klingbiel. Ray Zunk: My big, broad shoulders to Marilyn Guth. To Mr. Hetrick: A new School building full of model students. To Mrs. Kontak: A co-operative senior class that can hear bells. To Miss Wendt: A shorthand class that adores dictation. To Mrs. Coleman: a government class that gets its work done on time. To Mrs. Damschroder: A home economics class that does not want to make fudge all the time. To Mr. Powell: A chemistry class without explosions. To Mr. Ackerman: Better pest hunters. To Miss Heiing: Math students that know the answers. To Mr. Smith: Teams that will be Sandusky Bay Conference champions. To Mr. Huffman: A marching band that can keep in step. To Miss Wilcox: A senior literature class that loves poetry. To Mr. Eldredge: A typing table that does not shrink or disappear. In witness whereof we have hereunto affixed our name this twenty-sixth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. UNDERSIGNED: Class of 1950 Paul Muenzer,president taken over the position of twenty-first Vice-President of the Snapless Garter Company of Stretchville, Utah. He has been working for this position for the past Z0 years. In Madison Square Gardens last Friday night, Jim Lowry, former lightweight champion of the world, knocked out Ezzard Charles in 45 seconds flat of the first round. Charles more than met his match in this bout and will soon retire, as Lowry will continue in his footsteps. I see that Douglass Sloanha's founded a Lonely Hearts Club in Elmore, with slogan: If you're young and gay with life, come in and get yourself a wife. Last night burglars broke into the Carol Jean Frocks Dress Shop and got away with many beautiful dresses, as well as twelve gorgeous women, Don't be alarmed--they were only dummies. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to People Who Can't Help Giggling met last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Steve Kozak Knee Florence Murrayj, the founder and president of the club for the last 10 years. Many subjects were giggled about. Jerry Hetrick, former Arthur Godfrey Talent Star, can now be heard on his own radio program every Friday evening over station WELM. Jerry has won the hearts of all the teen-agers with his beautiful voice. He is often referred to as the second Bing Crosby of the century. Donald Draper, well known localhorse- man, has just been offered a contract by M-G-M. Having signed his contract, he will begin his duties as head trainer and, horseman of the M-G-M Dude Ranch in Dead Gulch, California. The latest discovery at Ohio State University, ground stringbean fodder for cattle, is credited to the head of the Agriculture College, Professor Gerald C. Beck. The Elite Secretarial SCTIOO1, establish' ed in Oak Harbor ten years ago by Alma Jean Hetrick,is doing a flourishing business, The girls turned out by this schoolare noted for their lap-sitting technique. Bruce Gregory has arrived at the top of the ladder of success, replacing William Bendix in the movie role of Chester Riley, in the Life of Riley. I am now on a beautiful, well-kept farm in Iowa. This is the home of Margaret Bukas and her family. We see Margaret coming out of the house with a very popular mag- azine under her arm. Why, what makes her stare so? We see now, there is a large picture of Irene Flick on the cover. She is the capable editor of this famous magazine. Jane Thier and Suzanne Avers have just moved into their new hospital, better RHOWH as Agony Hall, in Painesville, Ohio. This hospital was constructed by Joan Lohr, who is a great Hollywood architect. Perry Mason, famous retired lawyer, has turned all his cases over to Elmore'sprom- inent lawyer, Paul Muenzer, who is very capable of handling the job. Ina Mae Lamale has risen to great fame 20 as head elevator operator in the Empire State Building. Nancy Zolman can now be seen under the big top, as she has risen to stardom with her spectacular, miraculous aerial stunts with the Ringling Brothers Circus. Her most dangerous stunt is diving 500 feet without a net and being caught by a baby gorilla. Rita Wendt has erected a palatial man- sionwith the profits from her new discovery. Wendt's Noiseless, Non-sticking, Unbreak- able Bubble Gum. The Tidee Didee Laundry Company, es- tablished, owned, and operated by Larry Detzel, former football star, has announced a new service-- Teaching new parents how to attach tidee didees. Those two beautiful, modern farms ad- joining each other belong to two classmates, John Luckey and James Croll. These two men take prizes every year at the Luckey-Croll Fair, with their excellent, well-bred guinea pigs. Calvin Giesler, noted midget auto racer, won the Indianapolis Speedway Classic last week, with a speed of 500 mph. Robert Sondergeld, owner of the Sonder- geld Sunny Dog Kennels, has just published a statement that he has breeded a new type of bulldog, that is neither mean nor ugly, but has a baby face, and is kind and gentle. Weihrouch Bros. Strawberry-Peach Cough Drops are now on the market. Dale and LaVonne worked years to perfect them. A new recreation center has been open- ed in Hessville by Roland Wheatley. It will contain 100 bowling alleys, pool room, swimming pool, table tennis, and a basket- ball floor. At their annual meeting next week, the Willett Nature Trails Club will display their hobbies in the Elmore Museum. Among the possessions shown by Gaillard W-illett will be his famous baby elephant, Pinky, his famous skunk, Stinky , and his famous raccloon, Blinky. As the picture fades away in my crystal ball, Icome to the conclusion that this class has applied its twelve years of knowledge very well, and I am quite sure this class will be one of the most successful to grad- uate from Elmore High. SEATEDg JANE THIER, Miss wlLcox, JOAN LOHR, Miss WENDT, KATHYRN KUHLMAN. STANDING: RAY ZUNK, DALE WEIHROUCH, PAUL MUENZER, LARRY DETZEL, JERRY HETRICK, ROY WENDT. HEHH STHFF EDITOR ........ . . . .Toan Lohr PRODUCTION MANAGER . . . .Kathyrn Kuhlman BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . Roy Wendt ART .................... .Terry Hetrick, Jane Thier, Margaret Bukas, Ray Zunk ADVERTISING MANAGER ....... Paul Muenzer PHOTOGRAPHERS .... Larry Detzel, Dale Weihrouch SPORTS ................... . .Tim Croll, Douglass Sloan, Jerry Beck, Calvin Giesler SENIOR HISTORY ........ Alma Jean Hetrick SENIOR WILL .... Florence Murray, Nancy Zolrnan SENIOR PROPHECY . . . Ina Mae Lamale, Rita Wendt, - . 'Y ....... Carol Jean Fader, Bruce Gregory SENIOR QUOTATIONS . . . Susanne Avers, Irene Flick STUDENT COUNCIL . ...... Mary Nowak PROJECTOR CLUB . ..... .Tohn Luckey BAND ....... ..... ' BobSonderge1d ADVISERS . . Miss Wendt, Miss Wilcox Z1 I J E v . : 14542: A 'F' I If PRESIDENT ELDON RIEHM LOISANNE BASTER 9 U R. yall' Y I An JACQUIE DOLPH I A. DONNA KONTAK Q ', ' ' me-f 'A LOREN NONAK !, 1 GALEU ROTHERT ff VICE PRESIDENT MARILYN GUTH ,if efx igg I NANCY BECK .Ly ,, , f BRIDGET ELLIS ,5z:g2g7rf'fS,s A-..:g.:'.,.-:.-1 6 I' . . .I ., gfireeelsffrif-:' .,..::g..,43,-. KENNETH KONTAK IIUIIIIIHS 1' 1 r L. f .2 Qu- R 'V um ,Q If ,f 55 I INA BITTNER MURIEL GREGG LARRY KONTAK If - wzmwfm SECRETARY VERNA KLINGRIEL Q .- .5 :Y I I ,I 5. If BILL CROZIER GAIL HEIN '-,. 1 -1 4 1 . 'T u -55 A ua . ,F ng, ia fwzx -. ff' I KENNETH KUHLNAN X f .k.Ij2f?Sii L2 1-A L in V , 1 'I' I 'IA K . .B If A MARY NowAK BARBARA OHL HELEN ORNAN AUDREY RADER A I I ELAINE SEHROCK BETTY SHAFFER DIANNE SLATE5 RUTH THOMAS Z2 1 glfgwwiiiiz .I 1: - ' SPIE Y . .p Arr' REEL f TREASURER LOUIS NEEB PHYLLIS CROZIER -if ins , Tis. FRANCES HEINEMAN W4 Mfr mi I I it 'O I JOHN LowRY CHARLES ROEPKE ROBERT ZIPFEL I,w A If Ili PRESIDENT PEGGY RoHLoFF A L., q cg7'x G 1 1, WILBUR AvER5 .fw -U-I 5' I IWW PAUL GNEPPER l V MARY ANN KUHLMAN BARBARA RICHARDSON VICE PRESIDENT Boa LAUER JOHN BOWMAN MARGIE FILLMORE DAVID HARDER Boa MISGASKY JOAN SANDROCK SUPHUMURES BURCE DAMSCHRODER JAMES FLICK GRACE HELLWIG ROSEMARY MISGASKY KATHERINE SNYDER Z3 SECRETARY GLADYS AVERS J SHIRLEY DAMSCHRODER CAROLYN FULKERT li' WGA SUE HOHENBRINK MARY ANN MYERS . U AXE ALICE SZAKOVITS Dxf 'NJ YQA TREASURER CAROL KONTAK DALE DEITEMYER 5 'ja iff fig5Q, QIHIIlu!l!!E. SHIRLEY GIESLER NORMAN KROOS I n PHYLLIS REIF ScoTT VANDERSALL 2' NORMA WEIDNER ., .Qi ., I an 5' E' J R, 1' 5 Q P PRESIDENT KENT DAMSCHRODER if ff' I ws? iwwxlg f M 2524 RAYMOND AVERS FRED Boss LILLIAN DRAPER ggi' I ff.. .5 VICE PRESIDENT ALAN GUTH 3 if jf N PEGGY BECK GLEN Boss CAROLYN FLICK Vi W BEVERLY WENDT AUDREY WHEATLEY DICK ZOLMAN FHESHIHEH f. a' If I NF! DON BITTNER . . .hw' IU F H '95-.Lf ' it E m . NATALIE BUDD Ewa: W4 RICHARD FLICK SECRETARY LOIS HELLWIG TREASURER JOYCE KUHLMAN MARILYN BLOOM RICHARD BOLANDER 3 Q' 1 ,An Q- . 'Qf ' , ini' 'Q .',vl0 u KEITH DAMSCHRODER LAURA LEE DEAcoN LAURIE FULKERT RUSSELL GIESLER Zig? ..,,: EQDfagg?k K Ziff fQQ2 ,, 3 yy- faq hwy: I Q F R L 5? W Qf Q T w li if K NZ an Q T WEA D ,AEK hm . MUN A I III- WK 'I 4 . .I ig.. .IP if I I ' . ' I J - . I. MARY Lou HASSELKUS MARILYN HEIN DORA HERRERA HELEN HORAK JOYCE KIMBERLIN 24 EUGENE KONTAK LAUREN MILBROOT Ir :gtg ,. 1 1 exif? QP f LYLE PETERS CAROL SONDERGELD E K L., f .A EEQQLQ3 PRESIDENT DICK DOLPH , . , ,cf a U? QQJQH 1 I I FREOERIO AVERS 5?W5w , , MQ. XL: I QT! I :.. VI , I WW: LAUREN KROEGER ARNOLD MISGASKY FERO PORATH CAROL SUMMERS VICE PRESIDENT JOANNE ROEPKE Wwwi xvffwmwfwwww N fiw.,- I k iffifiiwiki' , X 92, 1' ' 15' i,g.j'j5, fiwiw' JIMVQNH Iggy gm W-'A aww I',f WEEE gig QM? -Qgg - TQQ HPX1 MWWE VM I igii- 5 IA? UT: E Eff :,,, 1 Qflsf NELSON AVERO j' .ng A m,:Fsim , WA I A jgU .,.,, 5 U I I I Im? II ik MAXINE LEMKE JAMES ORMAN PHYLLIS LINKEY EEEIQ Q' :C,!,L E AQ f, ,gag my GAYLON OvERMvER !Il!HI!IIIIP 5 A' ELAINE SCHLEIVERT JOYCE SCHROEDER WAYNE WHEATLEY EIGHTH GRHDE ELEANOR BATSTRA 25 COYDE ZUNK . fi JI? 'I K air f iwggn V . I SECRETARY DICK DEACON LAVERNE BEHRING I 'I' 'F' R BURTON MAGSIG mf A I ,gi . ROGER OVERMYER T, TL,-IM a 8 I 4 I CHANDLER SCOTT 5.1 M iw FI III r p Q ' , an ,Q f ANNETTE FULKERT Q5 ,IILIRE I iff, 1 . fIWE TREASURER JUDY WENDT SUE CROZIER -1 'L y K . mi xxx A ll W Q. kv 3 J A ,:Q E: A , . I 1 CAROL DAMSCHRODER JANIS DAMSCHRQDER MARLYN DETZEL LESLIE FLICK CHARLES HAAR JERRY HAAR MADELYN HAAR PATTY HEINEMAN MERL KARDATZKE GAYE LOHR BILL OHL KAY SAMPSON PEGGY KRoos CHARLES LOWRY DAVID ORMAN WILLARD SARNES ,wWy- Rl: , wg if 2 ' -I I, A I Mfg 2 Q 1 ll . JIM LAUER CLAYTON LEMRE RICHARD MANZECK JOAN MARSH JACK PICARD LYLE RENNAND PETER SCHWEMBERGER NANCY SHIMF Z6 SUE GIESLER MARILYN HETRICR M-' , I E' Q ef!! g4?f5 M: 3 JANET LINKEY RQRSRSA ' w4??V' iiiiv Wyw L i?H?ff Lvqf - :I fs-5,5-Q Lf? fE?' PAUL NEEB CAROLYN SAMPSON Rm w A -W A .ggif Jww: ., ,, A LARRY SLATES Aww H2655 1: ,iA I I I Aw A 5. . E15 9 , -ui. - Y WARREN WEIDNER H' Qi? A 3 ffl. PRESIDENT RICHARD AVERS 'E Q ins V nr , if vf' ..-Ivw. MARLENE BARNES l ,. 'N' 'Q A- I T DICK DRIFTMYER CAROL HEILMAN ,A U QV? ,Q pr . BILL LING , ,www MEWWwwwmwa?RI2u I, ,,,, , gr, , - M 3 Mn, L ', K DELBERT WENG a an M 1 If 5 A- :-- '- 5. Au,-1, Zv- ' VICE PRESIDENT BILL SHAFFER 1 4, -I SEEEEE EE PAUL BLAUSEY RUTH FONDESSY DORA HERNANDEZ JERRY LOHR W fm -,,g.uf::y- .: - I 7 N wg ,Ag k I KW G54 LI W E5 4 if W Q ,, mi . LESLIE WILLEY SEVENTH GHHIJE If ' 'A II ,N Q 3 MARY JANE BOWMAN CARLTON GIESLER W E I I a 5 - If I , NI A! BERYL HILLE ,532 ff A GEORGE MAGSIG 27 ,X J qi wgwk www JUIS M HW WI if s 1 , 1? 5 QF Y , Q ?, U -M 4' JOHN WOOD SECRETARY DARWIN GELDIEN ' f. 5 2.1, Wniffrs I L mf, f ,. - I 1. -III ,' 'KM I M,f!.gy Rf' JERRY DAMSCHRODE MARY ALYCE GLECKL GERRY KONTAK fwwiwvwy ,Ii IIL ELQ. Q , , IQ.. .,,. I .' .' Ha. .Ml .- Li 45g M ,Y will 1:21 ,, ..,I IM I iff? , -. DAVID Mc CLAIN R ER RACHEL YEASTING TREASURER JUDY DRUCKENMILLER BOB DAMSCHRODER BEN GONZALEZ MARY KONTAK JERRY MILLER AESQUFY - ' 'Rf' Av,Q iY3f? , 5 ,M 22? I3 Ag ,. , ai? fai l ?- ,L 'A -IA gf f LY I. J Xvamfa ff A A I I A A W .tx K 55532, if .... ,Q ? .u L ' yfs 'l.ff xx' - M I I .. I 1 T I f WILBUR ORMAN DELRHINE OVERNYER LOWELL ROTHERT LOREN SANDROCK BARBARA SUMMERS 2- I hwmi ,If , MWQWQ +QEif . I ,. V KENNETH AVERS ,xlig 'L'7Q':A, 3,375-1 A X is sew? .I A fhwvi --- ffmfvfy .f 'I W , M M Q f L it 'Iii f Q Aj: , -nv' -h3f K5 'f,L'WF RQAEAQ' .2 f S! ,gigiaf 4: ' Iwag-A K , I - YQT? R 5 Iffgifss ,. - N LOREN DAMSCHRODER BILL GREGG NEIL KONTAK JOAN SUMMERS I 1.3: ii 3 f .f ..'kk',, if f' HELEN BAY A it 1iiiiiiiiinI'I,, ua JANE DEITEMYER NANCY HEILMAN ENNRV I MQW? LNLL Vi ffm? Rwwg' .Eu, kWw? Film I'Q .,.,f F? ML- , JwQQgE L5 . M5?5SQ,ai 5 'QQ?. 3,A' I Af'- DENNIS KRUSE Wins- SIXTH GRHDE JEAN DEITEMYER V, ng E w ,y I 3.0 5,1-'Q A -A ry gp EV .JKNW ' i'Q,' 5? K gig , -' 1 my I 1. NELSON HENRY LESTER LEMKE Z8 DAVID WITTE 43483 ,QRRA Iigg. www ,, X, 'QV' 'Z Q AN R? 11-112 at at TOM CROLL TOM CROZIER KARL FLICK DENNIS FULRERT JERRY HERNANDEZ BETTY KAISER I .1 JE. iw K my . 'Ig- A 4 T. . k I L AILI L: .Q ,g U55 If , ROBERT LEMRE LOMA LINKEY I.:s2,,y:1,-.-:A-,,-.LW ,xg-WJ .-rm -if '-E' 2 .4 .5 N i ., . Iv Wy A Y ,--... VF. ...QRN DUANE LOHR JANE PETERS f ,I , f, I, T ..3, I ,Aft ANNETTE RUCKMAN Q vii. qv . if Afl f' ' Na ye V Lf 7 gig ,- iq , ALICE AVERS Qggwwi 93534 '- ' L IT'- TY ,AHPS ' ' '55 KK gf .- .H ,Q 4,f: gf Fw , A A- . .v I- y- s 'Y 3, . RICHARD LONGENECKER R xx' vfk wg 'fn L 4 i' GARY RENwANo 0 .L i?f , . I :kk -I ELLEN SCHROEDER 3 I nw X 1 . Qlrfi gf 1 A f',V ...- If ROBERT WATERMAN KATHERINE BARKHAU - IQ? ,,Q A LII Y ,-I uf I V LINDEN DAMSCHRDDER Tom DOLPH , ., ,Igj. ,,, 'awp' '71 wwf - qjx ETTW NQARVA - HfHlIF. f-- ' I , H M .I I ,- u L, I -, I - . X .. . V, Ig, T ' f X Q ' ,r,', ., A ' ,Nha M-ir Q JEANNE MAGSIG A 3 BILL ROBERSDN I R , z . I ,Q I 2 WALTER SHRADER DARLENE WENG HHH BRHDE CAROL FONDESSY Z9 JOHN MORRIS DON ROEPKE JAMES TRAVIS JEANNENE WILLETT PEDRO CUEVAS Q ,111 rf. illllllllllip -ff JOANNE FRANIA ' '-Z '..II uv-EWS . vw . 4- . xy' H y L. , ,K DENNIS NOWAK Bl LL ROHLOFF JEANNE VANDERSALL LHS Dfw . G Ri Lgvb ,L 5g,LWm..q A52 I .fx -I- A . A I I I in u . TRINIDAD CUEVAS I if a -if gk, -,XJ 3' , . I 5 NANCY HAAR A 1 - ,iff MARY ANN HEINEMAN f 1 is, 1? il? if gg N , j f PATTI JAMES Riff? Y il. ff le'?, vk DONALD LADER , is-xghif. it A ,gi ' XQE' A :', V Wit REX OHL 9 A, 'V Q A p :FV y - FAYE ROTHERT i A M E M :E V L SANDRA HESSELBART NYLE KARDATZKE ALICE LENKE GAYLDRD ORMAN Eg g ,:,,l-, Bl Q- , ,f ' Ag' K E! ,A DORIS RUCRMAN TWYLA WHEATEEY ,M jg. my fig' ff. . Ex . A Q .iff -. wil, . ' ' BEATRICE HETRICK Y LOWELL KNIERIEM BARBARA MAGSIG A,LA ,Lf R ?ff Mv. lll uf DAVID OVERMYER WILMA SARNES DANNY wooo 30 - An 9 J! ,. ...,, KAREN HETRICK i . GN 1 'll P' jqE igi: Y X JANET KUHLMAN In Qdgi' fafqf 5 ifv iss' 2 sk ,D ,ft '1nn4'. BARBARA MOELLMAN JUDY OWEN .. ek f J 1 N JAMES SHIMP , EDWARD ZILLES KAREN JACOBS ROBERT KUHLMAN A in . QR mg If PATTY NUHFER DOUGLAS PICKARD r kk RAYMOND SDNDERGELD PATRICIA ADAMS A -I Y 5 5 ' . A. BILL BARNES BARBARA DAMSCHRODER J GARY ANDERSON if 4 avi. wif., ALICE BAY ANE DAMSOHRODER . M M i1AaIf. . V'.M'b J 2-ff A fake i'i f A .5?'sfx in , fgf I SAE' A 2 A EM'LY FONDESSY RUSSELL FURSTNAU w?i gif .Q 5,3 I . I A 1' I AEEA A1 IE JAMES HOLLAND ALICE JOHNSON GALEN LEMKE JAMES MAOSIG FOURTH GHHDE SUE ARNDT ., 4 5 Qii' I A ' Q - + A A 'Q-: KENNETH BEHM BETH BRANDES 5 . I ,Q 0 ,Ig 1 JOHN DAMSOHRODER DAVID DUNHAM MELVIN GIESLER DAVID HAAR VlRG,N,A JONES JAMES KLICKMAN JOHN MARSH SHIRLEY MICHELSON 31 LOIS AVERS iQf I 4 a-4 ,, A In . ,- .'j wwf, ' WILLARD BUHRow BEVERLY FLICK nw f SHARON HELMECI JOAN LEMKE S JOYCE MILLER !! ANN NELSON JUDITH NUHFER any x M, x I LQREN SANRSQN KATHYRN SCHROEDER SALLY ZILLES MANUELA . 9 ' 4 A .ff t. Q A Eg A ALAN ANTHONY HARRY BLAUSEY sr -f 2 . Q gr DAVID CROZIER FRANCES DAMSCHRODER .4 A +2- MnnERvA HERNANDEZ famgn' BARRY HENNESSEY w'.,- 3. iuj A 13 M R' 'ff ' !f'.5 515 8, x ' E is , 'Kai RYAYA ,L 'sg R' DENNIS ORY SUSAN BOCANEGRA DOLORES Go THIRD BHHDE iv USSR 1' ,jig . '-ww, V, K 1 vw L a 1 LOLA DAMSCHRODER SHARON HUSTON 32 SCHWEMBERGER Q f- A ELT, -- E' X fQ -1 6 Tiifg TERRY OVERMYER JAMES OWEN Y A DON STREIFFERT 5UZANNg WOOD NZALEZ KATHERINE MIRELES ' x L F- G 3 K. u if J' 'S-1,6 9-.. qkf,7 A ,nf L JUDY BRUNTZ EDGAR Bucx Tom DIETERLE LYLE HAAR if w1A4,J El' Q if ' W X . 3QmL1' A7?5!.?3 dfa L ,5!v .,,kf,fgpN..sL fQi K wg ,E Ex AMN xv? i 'ygkgbqkl OWEN KARDATZKE MARGARET KONTAK , ,H I 1 , 'Ax f , I Ji I , Qi pf 64 NANCY KONTAK I. ,S lil!! 3 ROBERT MAGSIG 1I If WM L... KAREN RENWAND Q mil' wif? K - MRESQF ROBERT SHAMP SHIRLEY KROEGER 'Cf gif I!gggg!!L GRETCHIN MINNING 'ax If If , 1 IIIIIIL flsigikg E SHARON RENWAND I .Q S ,L Q . L, X ggi R I ' fs? I J? 2 ifL SALLY SHRADER JOAN KUHLMAN SUSAN MYERS 1 DAVID ROEPKE DONALD SHIMP W I Av H :E I ' df +. ' .Q ' A rr 3,4 Ri5fE I I A-.LA ROSE JACKIE LAUER LENKE 3251 S,L . 5355 Ri? ' ,II uw If 9 .:-. 555 56 Af DARRELL LAVERNE DREER NELSON gf I 4 ,QIAA A lsag I ,-P, LII 5' GENE TOM SALISBURY SHAFFCR YLEEL 4539? SWK! LLC RTW?-SHE? I .--F7 f IQ? ?EgE5?E DENNIS DOLORES STACKHOUSE TDDRS JUDITH BONNIE WILLMETH WORTHINGTON SECUHD CLARENCE MARY ANN TOMMY ADAMS AvERS , BARNES BOWMAN CONSTANCE 33 MARCUS BOCANEGRA . af.. A f W A . K X sf fix: WARREN DAMSCHRODER -W-w x -,, MV- 5 Qwimf' Wiywi Iigkf -HM .QED .. 5? if we k , .J A fill TOMMY HAAR 4 BROCK L MELVIN fqgpyf A A iif 7117435555: , wif 'NNEEEEEL 4n 5,gA!f5:iF TOMMY FRANIA my ,QR f,,.. L, . -A .J I. : I' 3 N Avi ,iLlVLL IIJQEE sgggkwb 'li JUDY HASSELKUS WILLARD HESSELBART K: ,Psp My , RA P 'E if we GILSON HOLLAND BEVERLY KNIERIEM ALLAN KONTAK KAREN it X. JUDY ELLEN BUCK COLE DAMSCHRODER DIANE GIESLER ' K IZ, if LARRY HENKLE 1 QR,-Bw.-,im V ANN JAMES DAVID JACK GREENER HAAR GILBERT CARLOS HERNANDEZ HERRERA PATRICIA DALE JONES KLINGBIEL DAVID KONTAK BARBARA BARBARA KRoos KUHLMAN N RICHARD DAVID BARBARA KUHLMAN MARSH MATHEWS D 34 - I - BETTIE LEE VIVIAN MERLE MINNING Quik 'U' f 'Q WW J' 'D Q2-iv :.-. ..'. - 'A DAVID RUTH ANN ROBERT BARBARA JAMES MOELLMAN NETCHER ORMAN OVERMYER OVERMYER E? ,L 'A g, 2 , : ' SHELDON BONNIE HERBERT ROBERT JAMES OVERNYER PARKER RADER RADER REYNOLDS I i?'mv,Ji A T S A 3 -,Q fl- F, A4 . f 1 . T 1' xi , 'H ' A JOAN ROSE ANN JOYCE SHIRLEY WILLIAM ROLLHETSER SANDROCK SAVAGE STRETFFERT SUNMERS ll -- ,. 1,51 , A J .A.. , , is I I ::,, F' .L J R , Q' 7 - f '. ' 3 A, JA.. V i '-L,7 7 ,., L I K Yu, . :U K ,, ' f m , fl! A4-'mink y i f 'T .. 4x Ai-A A A . Ji I bv .IL Jivg NANCY MARGARET ANN GERALD LADONA ROXANN SWA I SGOOD TANK VEL ASEK VANDYKE WE 1 S SP 491' JZ ' .fa J A MERLYN RICHARD SANDRA DE NNI S wENG WI TTE ZOLMAN MARQUARDT - .J.: A . M A., J , Q fy K La st 1, G H H D E - .ijgtffh V , A W A EAA DANIEL GHERYL HOWARD L ARRY ALMENDI NGER ANDERSON ANSTEAD AVERS 35 PAUL BARKHAU KAREN DAMSCHRODER i'l !!g!lI, ii 4'-ru! NANCY ROBERT VICKI BRANDES BRANoow CARR 'EVE 5 aigg M A aw' R . W E2 ff ' Q ,g,, -E .J, Lao DARYL JAMES DEITEMEYER DUNHAM DUNMYER A 'X-, , xv X x 535 S Aww E if 1 K .W JANICE DAMSCHRODER CAROL FILLMORE DENNIS LOIS WALTER JAMES DIANNE FLICK GIESLER HAAR HAVENS HENNESSEY ,q3fgS k. 5g4 f.- A ' A A f A M A T ORALIA RUTH DALE BARBARA NADINE HERRERA HETRICK HUFFMAN HUSTON JACOBS at MARY SUE SHIRLEY SUELLEN BONNIE RICHARD JAMES JONES KELLEY KRUSE LADD RODGER WAYNE SHIRLEY ANTHONY DANNY LADD LEMKE LONGENECKER MAGSIG MAGSIG 36 Lmiwi 5 'SQ 3, givin. if ii ,lf LEE MAGSIG ix r V V CHARLES MILLER ff . an , il -A '5j. MR PAUL ROTHERT NORMAN WEBERT yi 47 f .. 41' V Q I Af Qs.. -, S V ,ap A A I 5 l BILLY CLAUDINE DIANA WORTHINGTON MILLER MILLER 3 1 .A I ',f' 4 .w,' -I i.f Q 1 Mfg? , M LEE. . 3. 'ir , I I V. r- 2 A. If Wvfg Q ff 4 I 'E . . K. ' MARDEL DARWIN JUDITH OTTE OVERMYER PETERS I , in QE ii fi i v If I , I -Lf 'Icjk 1 gf, Q g Jsga4+: si,7f A534619 KATHYRN JOHN KATHRYN RUCKMAN SALISBURY SARNES 'Fr' V ' ff If . mi I , ' , Q .g In A YJ I A A , Y DONSTANCE COLLEEN KAREN ERNEST WENDT WHEELER WILLEY WILMETH Llfiiy I if MARILYN MILLER ,m'Kdig5 'A+ ' I w jfn' 1.35- BILLY - REYNOLDS 1 gf, f J ymw, veg , . -X g mg ,W 1 A 'f ,W kfltw 4- 5 JUDITH SHIMP RICHARD YEASTING CHIUEHH UUGEHS .fl af - 44: Us wxw KAR oeNacwiR, THR ROW Ba Louxe Gpwcxn, BxLLw vpuywpw. RUN 21 TON1 '5oLmme OQ51 mxo, Mmlvxux Qvw-51 Kasumi, xgxvawf Qwrxeweam, mmvwx wvuzx, EL LCN NA M, LC VX Lxmmxo xgmkia, ,Bm mv , Qmovf s1xAcM.Nmx,x,La, xp, Fapma Bowmm, vlmum-N Cx-Ke-51Lf,u, Wxaxo Gmcxp, Rmvx mm Jaws! YXRUQGER, Rxcvwao C,x-w-51f,cu. ROW X1 FELXPL GP-RCXP, vlxbbxw ?Lum,ce , Bova-ew QHASTQEN, Lrmfd Dmcou. MER G-M10 eew, Q9 , 1The Se a P fter W 1-HdiV'ere ab ld S ual pijtfflt orente res red Wer Sch e tak O01 en 38 STUDENT CUUHIIIL 'VRS T PRE Row. Sl ' SIL KR Dffvr- L C OCS, JERA MARY ATOZIER, T Y LOHR OWAK R REASURE ' 8455, EPOR R' R ARA TER. OY WE SUMM ' PA NDT ERS UL GN ' SEC , CAROL SSVPPER. SZETARYQ J DERQ CON CAN ELD D ROW LOHR RU5S5L G' MRS. Evffig PR IESLER OLEMAN ESIDENT ' GRAC ' LAQR I DOL, The Student Council was organized for 1949-50 with Douglass Sloan as president and Mrs. Coleman and Mr. Hetrick as advisors. The Student Council sponsored noon entertainment, the magazine campaign, the enrollment of Junior Red Cross, the sale of refreshments at basketball games, the sale of programs at football games, and made plans for class assemblies. They selected cheerleaders and bought material for their purple wool slacks. In addition to this they sold socks bearing the school colors. The members of the student councils of Ottawa County, were entertained in the school cafeteria on February 28, 1950. As their project for the year the Student Council plan- ned to sponsor the purchase of a football scoreboard. 39 E Y G HELLWWA SL4Tg3 Sgofllv ' MR ' EGG ' Y HE TR-,CK- 1 CAROLYN DRUCKEN- ROERRE, JOANNE DERSALL, VA SCOTT ZOLMAN, CK D BEHRING LAVERNE LAMALE, MAE NA , I OVERMYER GAYLON M ROW HOFFMAN. MR 1 G HELLW S Lo SCHROEOER, JOYCE BUDD, NATALIE 1 IER TH JANE SAMRSON, KAY OOS, KR PEGGY KONTAK, LARRY LLER, M LLETT, W GAILLARO r ER 1Y OVER ROGER KUHLMAN, KATHYRN DOLRH, JACQUIE DT, N WE ROY HAAR, MERLE : YEASTING ANN RACHEL 3 ROW SLATES, ANNE DI FLICK, CAROLYN DOLRH, K D c 2 OW R KROOS. NORMA LOHR, JERRY HAAR, MADELYN KONTAK, MARY GREGORY, BRUCE CHROOER, DAMS SH1RLEY ERS, Summ CAROL R, KUHLMA NN A MARY BECK, PEGGY SECRETARY-TREASURER, WENDT JUDY FULKERT, CAROLYN LAUER. J M OENT, CE-PRES - V BECK NANCY E WILLEY, LESLI 1 W G KL HE GRACE SOASKY, M ROSEMARY SONDEROELO, CAROL 1 KUHLMAN JOYCE JERRY PRESIDENT, SONDERGELD BOB OHL, LL B BLAUSEY, PAUL KAROATZKE, MERL HASSELRUS, LOU MARY LLETT, ANNENE WI JE OW R SLATES. LARRY KONTAR, KENNETH AVERS, NELSON CR, HETR 8 BHHD The b and started the ye High spots of th O'Lantern, a fainting G. ar with da ily rehearsals on football halfs tim e season were the Halloween show which f skull and crossbones, and spooky music spell, which was a part of one of the stun iesler worried for a minute until they found Favorite music of the football band ' Washington and Lee, and flea The concert band studie these were Deep P new marches. along wit I Ex I A TN e shows. eatured a Jack . Roger Oyermyer's ts, had Dr. Votaw and Bill out it was a fake. included Fidelity, Our Director, rtbrealrer, d a variety ofpopular and classical music. Among urple, Stairway to the Stars, several overtures, and The County Festival is a highlight of the second semester, h the Spring Concert. A wiener roast was given by the Band Boosters, who also 'sponsor the band with Tag Day and bake sales. An increasing demand for performers at church and othe rams is considered proof that the music student hath ch I' DU arf-T7 blic s. 41 pros W X.gWy WHJUH HIUH BHHD L Q MILLER, LARRY KONTAK, PEGGY KRoos, KAY SAM PSON . ROW 2: LOREN DAMSCHRODER, RICHARD BOLANDER, LAUREN MILBRQDT, ALAN GUTH, MR HUFFMAN, KATHERINE BARKHAU, BETTY KAmsER, DUANE LOHR. ROW l: SUE CRozuER, LIN DEN DAMSCHRODER, BARBARA MAGSIG, LESTER LEMKE, PATTI KAY JAMES, KAREN HETRICK 42 JOANNE ROEPKE, CAROLYN DRUCKEN- PQW 55V 3: R E O85 5,100 'PLY WE fmqky EMM ' MAR, NDT, 'SGAS lL Y ,q CA 'Tr HQ LE NIV RO J Rflff Q' B KUH L S0 MAR, L, J R 41? LA No Lv LL EGG SM 'VW EPC 'VH SAN IAN YP A R1 , K4T SLD EW CRO DRAP, OHLO CHA HER ' do ' A44 ck CQ Pr R030 'Ng Veg 'Pang 'LO, -RO 'MA N, Sw 'VOA F, S W 1. 'RLY AMC DER WAN LLMO HELLMCS M4x,N,g SLQOME SZMOQOW ef fluokgff SUE I GMCE LEMKE, MARY LVITS' 'NMR' Huy WHE4 THOHENS HL-LLW, PEGGYOU HASSORMA WZPNM gay, MT1lNkI L4 'G B EL 10, ' Hy Py UR. ' CAR ECK 'WS 'ER LLIS 4m 4 L GLY , do , EL A SH R IM? Eg D lv Y A 1 E1 E E FL, CE 'Ng NLE P, RS 4 C LKE SCAUP SCH Y D4 Cfqfqo ' N4 ON QT O5 L5 M3 Ly TAL ' A CARD DL-Q, S IVERT CHROD N DRL, lg LM HU? f GL FR CA. FLIC Lgy G AQYS ' HELEN K lg 4V I Pffly SLE ERS LL, P, , S Lfwkioqff Y ROW 3: ELDON RTEHN, ROGER OVERMYER, LARRY DETzEL, DOUGLASS SLOAN, PAUL MUENZER, CHARLES ROEPKE, JERRY BECK, BRUCE GREGORY, ROBERT ZIPFEL. ROW 2: DONNA KONTAK, VERNA KLINGBIEL, LOISANNE EASTER, ELAINE SENROCK, JACQUIE DOLPH, INA BITTNER, KATHRYN KUHLMAN, RUTH THOMAS, BTLL CRoznER, .JERRY HETRICK,' LARRY KONTAK, JAMES CROLL, JOHN LOWRY, JOHN LUCKEY. ROW I: MARILYN GUTH, DXANNE SLATES, BARBARA OHL, BETTY SHAFFER, SUZANNE AVERS, MR. HUFFMAN, .JANE THIER, FRANCES HEINEMAN, NANCY BECK, PHYLLTS CROZIER. 43 IHIXHI CHUHUS ,Vg YW Wee, Ovia ER ON R06 GNU' 55: D i B0 NAL wwf tw . DO QLY9i HLMAN a G RQXN l ' X1 XCE' TTNQR v ETH KU GU-U4 . BECK f , Bl KUH1 MAN RRY R1 . 00' WN, Or, JE we , RO B055 Acxkiprv E5 FLX POR-YER1 ALEN ww wi- wi - RE 1 G T 21 va QR xA? ' Nlhugoguzlw- ROW RY KONTAvx,O HARD - SECRE ' LAUREN WK BOW ER, LAR RER, DA LUQKU ow 3.ORMANY FR NN Gas-L Tgipsu NT JOHN v X' E ' JAWS ,gc CAL owtlw , PRHVD QVERM EUGENE CQOLL 591: JU-N gan? Un, FXD ' PV'-ig At the beginning of the year the boys taking vocational agriculture started to clean up their new shop and class room in the old bus garage. Now they have the class room fixed up and painted a light green. They purchased a S128 power saw from the Freeman Supply Company in Toledo, using the money from the soybeans raised in the football field in 1948. The chapter held a dual pest hunt with Genoa and lost by 1000 points. They had to give Genoa a party at Elmore on February 9, The juniors and seniors repaired different kinds of machinery while the freshmen and sophomores worked with wood. The juniors and seniors also took up tractor work The annual Parent and Son Banquet was held February 23. 44 F. H. H. RO W . 3. DLLIAN JOA INA MAE DRA LAI PER MRS 4ELg f SUE ' DAMA ' TRE HOHEN fLL,S vCHRODg ASURER BR'NK L 1 MAR R' ALM ' E'-Arr ' AURA MAX,NE LEM!LYN BLQOM AE JEAN HETR1i SCHLE'VERTLEE DEACON NA I , , E, LUIS HELLwfREY RADER RKO,w MURIEL GREiETTY SHAFFEIQICY ZOLMAN S G ' . G ' E , CAROLYN FULK!g CAROL SONDL JOAN LOHQ Mj5ILYN HE'NcjSTARYI T, P RGEI. ' REF ' OW . HYLLIS L,NKL5, PEGGy BECilDfNT, RR,DGSf . U QEVE ' FLIC K. I I l CAROL SONDERGELD, JOYCE ROW jg JANE THIER, IRENE FLICK, BEVERLY WENDT - VICE-PRESIDENT, KUHLMAN, CAROL SUMMERS, MARY LOU HASSELKUS, LAURA LEE DEACON, RITA WENDT, CAROL JEAN FAOER, MARILYN HEIN, NATALIC BUDO, MARY ANN MYERS, ROW 2: MISS HEIING, FLORENCE MUR- RAY, CAROLYN DRUCKENNILLER, MARGIE BUKAS, SHIRLEY DAMSCHROOER, RUTH THOMAS - PRESIDENT, JOAN LOHR, JACQUIE DOLPH - SECRETARY, NANCY ZOLMAN - TREASURER, DIANNE SLATES, MISS WILCOX. ROW I: JOYCE SCHROEDER, MAXINE LEMRE, BARBARA OHL, NANCY BECK, SH RLE- GIESLER, FULKERT, CARULYN FLICK, PHYLLIS LINKEY, PHYLLIS CROZIER. N SANDROCK, CAROLYN 45 . 2Tf5W:f2r!esY '3?y -:aim , S af PROJECTOR X ,f Q,II WR' WU' RON X 1 N-1?-U' N - Us ' Q0 gl EAD .Wa GM, A j me RQN 2' 31, lunn U VRESNDY R51 R5 AR 3 A A 0401 . ROM' W . C, 19' , 52 051 Cl Q4 UUA LW N L A H vi WNTZELO' JO ENNQTSONOQR B09 AWA lylavex, , R1 The Projector Club reorganized this year with nine members selected from the junior and senior classes. Mr Powell acted as advisor. The club was formed to teach the boys how to operate the projector and public address system, and how to care for films. They did the announcing at the home basketball games. The club met on the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the science room. ROW 2: MRL. COLENAN, NANCY ZOLMAN - SECRETARY, MARGARET BUKAS, JUAN LOHR - V1cE- PRESIDPNT, KATHRYN KUHLMAN, ALMA JEAN HETRICK, INA MAE LANALE - TREASURER. ROW I: FLORENCE MURRAY - REPORTER, SUZANNE AVERS, RITA WENDT, CAROL JEAN FADER - PRES:- DENT, IRENE FLICK, JANE THIER. 46 V Alfa AO PY QD 6. AW 6 Low + 1 ' QNVOOQQN Qpso 9055 Q5 ' YN 1 900 OM? GF 2. OW Aj ORM . P 1 QQ.-X XYXOTJN 10 Q53 WENOT - ROW M: SUZANNE AVER5, NANCY IOLMAN, ALTCE SZAKOVTTS, JOHN LUCREY, RAY ZUNK, ROY BUGTNEGS MANAGER, ALMA HETRTGR, DTANNE SLATES, FLORENCE MURRAY. ROW 31 MARY NOWAR, DALE wETRRoUcH, KATHYRN KUHLMAN - PRODUCTTON MANAGER, JOAN LOHR - EDXTOR, JTM LONRY, DONALD DRAPER, ROLAND WHEATLEY, MARGARET BURAS. 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ROW U: JANE THIER, CAROL FAOER, SUE HOHENBRINK, PHYLLIS REIF, FLORENCE MURRAY, DIANNE SLATES INA MAE LANALE - BUSINESS MANAGER, ALMA HETRICK, SUZANNE AVERS, BEVERLY WENDT, RITA WENOT IRENE FLICK. ROW 3: LOISANNE BASTER - ART EDITOR, MARGIE BUKAS, RAY ZUNK, ROLAND WHEATLEY DICK ZOLMAN, GAILLARD WILLETT, JACQUIE DOLPH, ROY WENDT, MURIEL GREGG, MARY ANN NOWAK ROW 2: MISS WILCOX, BOB MISGASKY, KATHYRN KUHLMAN, JAMES CROLL, BRUCE GREGORY, PAUL MUEN ZER, JERRY BECK, DOUG SLOAN, RUTH THOMAS, JERRY HETRICK, JOAN LOHR, MISS WENDT. ROW I BARBARA SUMMERS, GAYE LOHR, NANCY ZOLMAN -IEDITOR, BILL OHL, PEGGY BECK, JERRY MILLER NANCY BECK, JOAN SUMMERS, PHYLLIS CROZIER, JEANNENE WILLETT. 48 alll LIBRHR 9 LlO4N fPO6fbfv6, Gfeceofw, M1616 ScH19o6o6f?, C4 wus, M46 MMQP KON fum L GQCGG, !?oS6f-14 ROL H1 846163 L 6fv6 S4 P4158 , , NOM14 WEION QV f17fSG4SffV, ON, ISS WMC A7 69, LIFIPIFP 9666? fffvo Ok, Sucvzfv H6 r OS . NE 4 Q 1 Ck POW I VUPS , P4UL .' 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Jana D awif WQHLMAN, P ' Qmzcaia, Jamnaiw BETT1 H ELLiN Sc Oxiwawwaa, J RUTH Lows Maac , RON X: Jawi JAQOUS, Jonuai Faaaxa, is ii asm 31 Mnaw woaiua, Jovan xayca, Rosi Lnuia, Baia Bananas, SUSAN Scaweweiaoea, Sue baaoi, EwxL1 Fowoaescw, Cowsfwwce bpaws, 5nLLY 5aaAoza, BAaanaAYDNA5caaooea, IE SUIANNK WOOD- RON 2: vas, WxLLLW1, Loxe Aviae, Kuiuiaw Scaaoioea, 5001 Nuavia, waxes Bai, SALLY lxynes, Quai Omwecuaooea, Wxaexaxa Juana, pam Neasoa, Saxayzx Mxcaeyeia, hnxcz JOHNSON, vas. Muavea. RON Xp LOLA Ouwscuaooea, Beveayw Faxca, Boaaxe Moa1axao1ow, JOAN Kuuywva, OoLoae5 Toovs, Sozpaaa DE STAIXO, Sapaoa NPNCY Koaiww, Swxanzw Kaoeoaa, Fapacce Dpmecuaooza. HELMECx, 50 sou gcnuw ROW 3: RICHARD LONGENECRER, TOM CROZIER, PAUL NEED, MERLE HAAR, NELSON AVERS, LOUIS NEED, EUGENE KONTAR, SCOTT VANDERSALL, ROY WENDT, WILLARD SARNES, BILL OHL, NORMAN KROOS, DICK DRIFTMYER, KEITH DAMSCHRODER, JERRY FMRR. ROW E: DOUG SLOAN, DICK DOLRH, BOD LAUER, GAILLARD WILLETT, DICK ZOLMAN, BURCE GREGORY, BOD ZIPEEL, BILL CROZIER, JERRY HETRICK, LARRY KONTAK. DALE DEITEHYER, JIM LAUER, KENNETH KONTAR, ROW I: DENNIS KRDSE, BILL ROHLOFF, LARRY SLATES. BILL GREGG, KENT DAMSCHRODER, JAMES TRAVIS, BILL TOM CROLL, EARL FLICR, Am. HETRICK. JOHNNY MORRIS SHAFFER. LOREN DAI , VVSCHRODER, 'ix KL ROW 3: DEN CHIEF JIM L4UER, DAVID ROEFKE, EDWARD ZILLES, EARL FLICR, JIM MAGSIG, TOM CROLL, WILLARD BDHROW, LOREN DAMSCHRODER, LYLE HARR, LINDEN DAMSCHRODER. ROW 2: DENNIS KRDSE, JAMES TRAVIS, BILLY ROHLOFF, RICHARD LONGENECKER, TOM CROZIER. I, BILLY GREGG, REX OHL, DOUGLAS RICRARD, DONALD LAUER, DEN CHIEF WILLARD SARNES. ROW l: DEN CHIEF BILL OHL, BILLY ROBERSON, JAMES HOLLAND, JAMES OWEN, DENNIS STACK- HOUSE, TOM SHAFFER, DENNIS ORY, BODDY SHAMR, GENE SALISBDRY, DEN CHIEF DICK 1. DOLPH. 51 UHEEHLEHIJERS NDT TA WE Rl HR, YH l-O Caozlig' GA X5 PHYLL OHL, ARA BARR K I ROW 2: COACH WAYNE BLOKER, JUNIOR Kmwoelzu., LA .I , , , Vo NNE WEIHROUCH PAUL MUENZER CHARLES ROEPKE LARRY DETZEL. ROW I: ROY WENDT, CALVIN GIESLER, El. Sc DON RIEHM, BRUCE GREGORY, DAVID HARDER, TOM HEMMER. Elmore placed fourth on discus and shot points at the 38th annual Ottawa County Track Meet. Elmore would have been well off if the track meet had been confined to those two events. They scored five of their six points in the discus and shot throws. The final point came with a fourth place finish in the mile relay. Winning points for Elmore were: Paul Muenzer, third in the shot putg Calvin Giesler and Bruce Gregory, third and fourth in the discusg Eldon Riehm, Junior Klingbiel, Tom Schemmer, and Charles Roepke, fourth in the mile relay. Oak Harbor repeated as champions with 60 lfZ points, Lakeside--49 lf2, Port Clinton--39, Elmore--6, and Genoa--l. At the DeVilbiss Relays, Paul Muenzer placed fourth in the shot put, and Calvin Giesler placed fourth in the discus throw. At the Clyde Relays, Paul Muenzer placed third in the shot put. 52 X .TERRY HETRICK - SEN- IOR GUARD Will certainly be missed when the football squad opens its l950 season. Jerry was responsible for meeting many ball carriers before they crossed theline. He was voted as the first All Conference Guard of the San- dusky Bay Conference. LOUIS NEEB -- JUNIOR QUARTERBACK The man who calls the plays. Louie adapted himself very well to the T-formation, making hima threat to any opponent. He will be back for the 1950 season and with good work should become an All-Con- ference Quarterback. ' , if-9 f ...av wr' FUUTBHLL STHRS fi. f ELMER Mascot 53 VI., f I lr .4 , 1 Iv ez f X ?' Q . Vg, 5 LARRY DETZEL -- SEN- IOR FULLBACK Missed making the All-Conference team by just a few votes. Larry was the high scorer for Elmore. He kicked and even passed the extra points and kicked off for the team. Next fall it will be a big job trying to find someone like Larry who will carry the ball across the goal line for Elmore. ELDON RIEHM -- JUNIOR CENTER Captain of our great team. Eldon was al- ways in the game, having played every minute of our 1949 season. His wise de- cisions as a captain will be well remembered, and the 1950 season will be even better. JIM LOWRY -- SENIOR HALF-BACK Saw consider- abel action in every ball game. Jim was well known for his low sweeping runs through tackle and around end. Jim suffered a severe collar bone fracture in the Clyde game. PAUL MUENZER -- SEN- IOR TACKLE Could really get around with that 215 pounds of beef. Opponents will well remember that big tackle from Elmore as a good sport as well as a good athlete. FUUTBHH STHHS Vs. CHARLES ROEPKE --JUN- IORHALFBACK AND END Another of our football greats. He was a smooth player at halfback, de- fensively and offensively. He was noted for many pass interceptions. Midway in the season he was moved to the end position where we expect to see great things from Chuck in 1950. 54 E21 BRUCE GREGORY -- SEN- IOR HALFBACK Missed a considerable part of the season due to injuries. Bruce was hard to keep on the bench in spite of his in- juries. He was noted for his carryingthe ball around end for extra yardage and touch- downs. 0 5 . 6,1 , if gf 1 , .xp K tr, JIM CROLL -- SENIOR TACKLE Along with Paul, Jim was a very good tackle. Hampe red by numerous ankle injuries, Jim played a good game when he probably should have been nursing his injuries. We will be missing you, Jim. in we f S ,Ll Qf,.s- A S V :N 9 is I : ' ' -, E N1 - 'S au- .IERRY BECK -- SENIOR END Well known for his ability to stop manya touch- down play around his end. Jerry's size and ability on offnese will make it very hard to find someone to fill his shoes for the coming year. CALVIN GIESLER -- SEN- IOR GUARD Began football practice after the season started and soon worked himself into a starting berth. Calvin was most effective as a defensive line-backer and in the line. FUUTBHIL SIHHS vw BOB LAUER -- SOPHO- MORE GUARD AND FULL- BACK Will be back bigger and better than ever. Bob played both positions very well. Next year will see 'him at guard and respected by all opponents for his ability as a football player. 55 A J DOUGLASS SLOAN -- SEN- IOR END Worked very hard at his position. His defen- sive work was outstanding when opponents tried to sweep around his end. With deepest regrets, Doug was lost for the season because of a collar bone fracture during practice. GAIL HEIN -- JUNIOR TACKLE Atough man to get through. His 220 pounds made it rough on any player on the other side of the line. Tubby will be welcomed back next year by the Elmore football fans. FUUTBHLL welt' 'AON 0 B AN Nix ROL e KEN ER 1 gllc 9, , Au 3 .K -LXE 9 L Yugi 1 69,9 CP-O B0 ,ALO R, -5 PM XLL 5,64 1 JK ESLE EVN?- Lxcvv 6 ,Ax5C'P'ROeP'iE1,m GX L Of-A x,1NfNY' o9 5 CP-V GPX' ge, SWA F0-'B HuW'E cv., V- 9800 59,5-P'x'L ,OB 1x?OUCYx' 2 YXCTRXU1 . ROXAH DP-MSC 1 QANO an Y 3 Xdexyxil yfpjl O1 wgvl YJ-x1 Scoiox RO1HLwONvxiNiN1zY1v:ei B, RN Kgoos, R Y L - 5 MP 562 QP' XA 2 ' vplx' Ogl NOR KRD EXN1 R0 L, L QR, RO' L YN ,ww L1-Li Wall' Roo vnu- UN GM U, SV' R., 0 ON R Mgr! Lo 2 N XA 5 YA? D XA J LBP' Qbo 1 OP' AOR RO:-of Sul COpcc,v1O'x't,hPlMN N, WN M NA' J ,E ' px MP' '60 9,1 AX PN , lol, Ng MVK' 934 v 9,0 cvs 9363 Gases Douoegxcu OFXUCK, BCC 1,0N MP Dick 507' ,Ujj o wg' The fall of '49 saw the local team play in the first football season of the Sandusky Bay Conference. The season began for some 2,300 people with the SBC Premier at Elmore on September 9, when the new stadium was used for the first time. u Elmore showed much improvement from last year, winning games against Genoa and Clyde and proving a threat to others in the league. Touchdowns were made by Lowry, Detzel, Roepke, and Beck, with Detzel carrying for the greatest number of touchdowns. Injured during the year were Douglass Sloan and James Lowry, with broken collar bones, while other injuries were minor. SBC PREMIER SEASON RECORD Lakeside Elmore 0 Elmore St. Wendelin Gibsonburg Elmore 0 Elmore Genoa Gibsonburg Lakeside 0 Elmore St. Joseph St. Joe Genoa 0 Elmore Gibsonburg Oak Harbor Genoa 0 Elmore Castalia Margaretta St. Joe Oak Harbor 0 Elmore Port Clinton Elmore Lakeside Elmore Oak Harbor Elmore Clyde 56 ROW 2. PZOLMAN ALL C JOHN L O OAC WI? Y MUENZER H dw, 5 NORMA ' JE AUTH N KR Rf . o Ry BECK ROW '05, S I RU ' 4 CE JERRY HRNOLD GRA-GO E7-RIC M15-GAS Ry, KE K1 'VY NN R 1 E OLAND WLOLHS NTH KONT HEAT EES A fr LEY, ' CHAR' Loggi., LE S ROE NOWA P K, KE, C Dick BASKETBALL RECORD PMN ELMORE OPPONENT 41 Woodville 29 SEASON RECORD 38 Gibsonburg 29 26 Lakeside 42 Won 13, Lost 3 52 Pemberville 36 36 Genoa 34 48 Oak Harbor 46 43 Port Clinton 87 52 Lakeside 45 48 Woodville 41 46 Gibsonburg' 43 48 Oak Harbor 40 54 Genoa 38 51 Clyde 29 if 26 St. Mary's 32 GNC 36 sf. Joe's 18 oe, 62 Green Springs 52 .560 OTTAWA COUNTY TOURNAIVIENT EQ? 32 Lakeside 40 ' 57 SHHUUSHU BH! JERRY HETRICK--SENIOR FORWARD Was a threat to any opposing team. Jerry was a fine dribbler and ball handler and was very danger- ous with his favorite jump shot. He made the All-County team last year and this year missed the All-Conference by only one point. Along with the other four senior teammates, he will be missed considerably. . 'R-1-P' JIM LOWRY--SENIOR FORWARD Did not see action until the last part of the season due to a collarbone broken in football. Jim proved his ability as a potential scorer when he collected five points in the clos- ing minutes of the St. Mary's game. We wish he could be back next year. A CHARLES ROEPKE--JUNIOR GUARD Is noted for his calm and steady ball playing. Although only six feet tall, Chuck can rebound both backboards with the skill ofa well known basket- ball giant. His ability to steal the ball and dribble down court for an easy lay-up helped the team to a successful season. He will be back for one more great season. LOUIS NEEB--JUNIOR FORWARD AND GUARD Is well remembered for his tactics of ball-stealing from the opponentsf I-Ie will be back next year with his ball-stealing, good passing, and scoring for Elmore. Louie will, no doubt, lead his team to victory in 1951. i . 58 CUHFEHEHGE CHHHIPS ELMER--SPIRIT OF THE SCHOOL Saw plenty of action in every game. He was the most under-rated member ofthe team, for he was back of every point scored and helped bag many of the close thrillers for Elmore. He will be back fighting for us again next year. JERRY BECK--SENIOR GUARD AND FOR- WARD Saved our team from defeat several times. Jerry was there when the chips were down. He played both guard and forward for our team and was well noted for his shots going under the basket. On occasions, Jerry was noted for driving in through the center and scoring for his team. PAUL MUENZER--SENIOR CENTER Started adding up the scoreboard early in the season and paced the scoring in the Sandusky Bay Conference. Paul kept our team in the running for the Sandusky Bay Confer- ence title and was placed as an All-Conference center. As captain and center he will be remembered by his teammates as a great player. 59 'Nix -- ,N 'S E . 'I LOREN NOWAK--JUNIOR GUARD AND CENTER Was used as a utility man at both positions and proved that he cando avery good job ona basket- ball floor. We expect Loren to come up with a starting berth on the squad next year. BRUCE GREGORY--SENIOR GUARD AND FORWARD Was used as a de- fense ball player and proved his ability as a utility man when the go- ing was toughest. We are sorry to see Bruce leave us. WEN VANOE ROY SCOTT WMAN, DALE. D'ETEME2dAsKY' JOHQJHQOATLEY' Mx AND LOWRY' . ARNOLD ROL ROW 2: JOFHx.NxcK- ROW x6URTON MAGSXG, D HM: RKQHAR ON Rxi El-D SHXMP, ER Bqw DON MyTH, K ACK COACH Ju: SLARRY Komzx , R5ALLn D , BASKETBALL RECORD ELMORE OPPONENT 19 Woodville 17 Gibsonburg 17 Lakeside 16 Pemberville 27 Genoa 16 Oak Harbor SEASON RECORD 28 Port Clinton Won 3, Lost 13 18 Lakeside ZZ Woodville 34 Gibsonburg 38 Oak Harbor 28 Genoa Z8 Clyde 15 St. Mary's 17 St. .Toe's 35 Green Springs OTTAWA COUNTY TOURNAMENT Z4 60 Lakeside AMW .fig M ffff 'Wu ROW 2 SNAP ' MR FE ' HET DOLP R' WA 'NGK H Rkg 1 B , DON N ht ILL BITT 'DNER OHL N5R - ROW ' JOH ' WIL f' N W0 LARD ' HURT Oo SARN ON M ' MERL Es AGS1 E H4 , ,Q G, AR' ICHARD FLLESLIE FL PAUL NES 'CK 'CK B ' KE ' R1 ' JER fm DAMSCZZARD MANS! LOHR, 5, ODgR CK, R LL ' LAR 'CHA Ry S RD L47-ES The first organized junior high basketball team, con- sisting of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, and coached by Mr. Hetrick, proved to have a successful season. They won 5 games and lost 2. They also played at a Round Robin at Oak Harbor, Playing Lakeside the first half, they lost, 17 to 14, in a thrilling overtime, Their bad luck held out, as they lost to Oak Harbor, 20 to 4. CHEERLEADERS ELIVIORE OPPONENT Z7 Gibsonburg 18 43 Genoa 19 32 woodviue 36 y 2.1 Oak Harbor 15 1 31 Gibsonburg 16 34 Genoa 12 CLYDE TOURNAMENT 26 Gibsonburg Z7fovertimel BARBARA SUMMERS' MARLENE BARNES PEGGY KROOS, Juov DRucKENMaLLlR 61 5 vw THUSE IUEBSTEHS April 29 and 30, 1949 Bruce Kontak . Raymond Henderlich . . . Evelyn Richardson. . . Lola Lowry . Mary Dolph . . Martha Dibert Rose Mary Ling Donald Chasteen Lois Jean Haar Marvin Barkhau Tom Schemmer . . .Willard Eversole Director .... . .Mrs. Dora Coleman Student Director. . . . Betty Crozier IHHHE UUUHSELF HT HUIHE November 18 and 19, 1949 Barbara Ohl. . . John Lowry . Jacquie Dolph Kenneth Kontak. . . Gail Hein . . Bill Crozier . . Cha rle s Roepke . .Ina Bittne r . . . .Bridget Ellis .Verna Klingbiel Phyllis Crozier I . .Elaine Semrock Ruth Thomas . . . .Frances Heineman Loisanne Baster . . . .Dianne Slates Marilyn Guth. ...... Audrey Rader Director . .... Mrs. Dora Coleman 62 UWC S NNN Manga xt ? an oX the outsxl Q. X . Z. Saietxj 3. Cwakherirxg oi IX. Oh, ior those cafopi c3ax1sU, 5. Harfoookca Bob b. bong and short oi YL. E. YK. 5. PQQXQST 'Z 6 bog 6 by 'l . KTY30 eeerxte 'oo S. E 9. ?oXe pr PWOGTXCBO be gx Tl-IE FARMERS' ELEVATOR COMPANY ELMORE, omo ,,.,.-1' 1 Xi Coal Fence Fertilizer Grain Seed Feed Try us first. Phone 3551 Compliments of VAN ATTA'S Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Take Home a Quart Tonight Fresh frozen custard Frosted malt Fresh Pop corn Compliments of KNOWLES DRUG STORE Prescriptions Phone 7511 Genoa, Ohio Compliments of Roy Damschroder's Barber Shop Elmore, Ohio TRI MOTOR SALES: INC. 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