Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1946 volume:

| | | | Aibiwtiown. | eR v7 we ‘ ANN } = FOREWARD The Senior Class is vresenting the e- dition of the High School Year book, CRIGO.s We hove you will find in it remember- ances of our playtime and class work through— out our school year: As you turn the vages in this year book may this helo you to re- call your havvy memories of the good old days at Haskins High. : The Senior Class Takes pleasure in ex— oressing our avvoreciation to all those successful� The Senior Class HASKINS, ISCHOOL DISTRICT p q ‘ em al a i bh .| if Vernon Morelock Dale Hartman James Munn Robert Hornc «% coberl Horner gE Ugene Ryder Norman Hartman GeorceMunn frig : pe a Michael Wittman omer Genson Dennie Enright Mit on Boke, g Elmer Binger = =——Roy Dale Snyder Lawrence Nowarp Charles Genser m@ Clarence Brown Bernard Walker MerLe Thompson Harold Burns “| a] Milton Brand Leonard O'neil Georce Bolets ! cin ag fs 6 Ralph Bobel Kenneth Pope Eddie Pruden — Shore Melle. ee prooks.Je Donald Halbert Paul VanScoder Robert Fails bd ae cere Moors Richard Ziss KennethBarnes NofMan Ast ®| «| oe Howe Charles Jimerson John Ryder tapes res yi Go “paddihe r smi ph Asmus Kenneth Dauster Josees w cae ‘ «| sj Or. Kenneth Browne Milton Enright ratd We + by clifford Michaelis Adam Wittman Richatd Ennis iene ats ies « riyn $ ere, eh od Baumbarce Maynard Ennis James Asmus | Charles Osterhout Harold Baumbarger Wil bur Osterhout Karl Hall oy Stye Charles Kilmer Frank Er Walter Ziss Jr ou 84 Donald [ Warren Zeigler Robert Priest Arnold Heiman Jr Howard Maver Leroy Armitage Nory de a DEDICATION to SERVICE_-MEN OF WORLD WAR II The Senior Class of '46 wish to dedi- cate this Senior Year book to all service- men of this area; for their services. to orotect our right of life, liberty, and havviness, whose duties with the armed for- ces we decoly avoreciate, SENIOR CLASS td TH | | ! TABLS OF CONTENTS” FACULTY CLASSES SOCIAL DRAMATICS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS MUSIC MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING pee, i | free lemmas oda | } 7 TEs | — - ae —— “THE STAPF Bditor In Chief... casecceeee cess. Lenore Ziss Bectetent Editor. .seas ccs - Mary Ellen Norvell Business Manager,...-+eesees ; Assistent Business Meneger......Hileen Del ker Circulation Manager.........s-+eePhyllis Ryser Assistant Circulation Manager.....Morris Wenig fit BAILOPRs ose o-nc'e on 9 tapers ORE OT Armitage Richard Eckel AdvertiSeMentS..scrceccccogesceesttleen Delker Mimeographers.eeeseccoecseosssbvelyn Michaelis . Norman Robertson Faculty AAViISOTE. ccccsdronceeeseNisG Kellbaugh Mr, Andrews .-nvelyn Michaelis © Aa, f xd ‘ Fa ge: é Yer SS ¢? ‘ : yy =: ; a v =a a . re oy F ‘4 y . aly a 3 P : ae re l Been ALS, yg Near hy ae RS Oe We oaN ; i Yi red tfat Mh ee : re i, it; ; y 7 i t oe | i = hy , = Pp ne i. =e at eR: Peds Sink ea er ia? “7 ae Sate ae fee A SS a ae eae i ah 4a Ss, ¥2 ee ae 1 es rs a WS re fore LF = an : oe aati oy Vee eo Siege ‘ 1 (a4 i — Wii fee J 5 ae G ya: yes — avon © if X 7, calf Lal Re , ie Cue AB : ce we N a es Vat SCHOOL SONG Haskins Forever Haskins forever, we will sing to you, We'll defend our standard in whate'ter we do. Hail, hail, the gang's all here. Round our colors old; We'll stick together for the Crimson and Gold. Haskins forever, we will sing to thee, Faithful, proud, and loyal may we ever be. Hail, hail, the gang's all here, Round our colors 014; We'll stick together for the Crimson and Gold. | | : | | | | | | | . : L l EDGER E, ANDREWS Bowling Green Stete University, B.S. Greduete Work, Summers, 1959, 1940, 1941 Sociel Science, Industrial Arts | Superintencent Coech, Athletics THELMA L, SMITH Bowling Green Stete University, B.S. Foreign Lenguege, Engiish Dremetics, School Publications. CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON Michigen State Normal College Art, Music ELOISE MOORE Bowling Green State University Foreign Languege and English ANNA MAE KELLBAUGH roe Bowlin g Green State University Commercial MYRTLE BENGTSON Mount Pleasant, Michigan : Fifth and Sixth Grades | LOIS MERCER Bowling Green State University First and Second Grades — ESTEL ASMUS Bowling Green Stete University . | Third and Fourth Grades LYLE LOOMIS Bowling Green Stete University Gerrett Biblicel Institute Bonebrake Theological Seminary : Science, Math, Sociology, Engtish i Bit ll —_ OUR FACULTY “4s ‘oise Moore, Anna Standing: E. ,Andrews, 4 Thelma Smith, Lyie Loonis, Seated: Estel Asmus, Myr Hutchinson, i ae Le Bengtson; Lois) Mercer, 5] ie £62 baugh, Cherlotte bi as be a aug (ctsasothdons (Le. lee enpenioe ne) ine Normen Robertson Class Pleys Glee Club 1 Operetta Besketball Be Class Officer Orchestre 2 Beseball aekes Lenore Ziss Glee Club 1, S,e Cless Pleys “na Operette Poeer Steff 1 Cless Officer 2 Orchestre G.A.A, Memberl,2c,5, Eileen Delker Glee Club Cless Pleys Paper Steff Cless Officers G.A.A. Member Woodwara High Monclove High Ca an TOM ib DiS A OT “ “ Dick Eckel Class Pleys Class Officer Basketbell Besebell zo) w ob OO Beverly Armitage Cless Officer Cless Pleys G,A.A. Memberl,2, Peper Staff Orchestra Glee Club TH eo. AMR id iAH “ = Evelyn Micheelis Class Plays Glee Club 3 Cless Plays Operstte Pever Steff ay Ciass Officer b G.A.A, Member 1,2, Phyllis Pyvder Glee Club 32, Class Plays ee Operetta . Perper Staff Ciess Officer G.A.A. Member l, Orchestra a Morris Wenig Glee Club Operetta Besketbell 1S Cless Officer Orchestra Lye, Baseball pe Mary Ellen Norvell Glee Club be fe. Class Plays : Operstta Paper Staff 2 Class Officer 1,2 G.A.A. Member 1,2 Bey rf, EILEEN DELKER Secretary MARY ELLEN NORVELL Treasurer BSVERLY ARMITAGE NORMAN ROBERTSON President RICHARD ECKEL MORRIS WENIG LENORE ZISS Vice President EVELYN MICHAELIS — We TE ed ——— r —= -_ bs — | se ‘ CTT E Aa - — CLASSHWHIS. wy We, the class of 1946, do regretfully accept this year es the sorrowful end of our carefree days at Has- kira fio Scnool? Tt. te questioneble as to whether our minds and our bodies are sound, but just the same, we declare this to be our last will and testament, We dispose of the properties of the Senior Class as follows: To the Junior Class, we leave our good behavior. a oe the Faculty we leave a strait jacket for use on the underclassmen, who follow in our footsteps. Beverly Armitage leaves her artistic abilities to Merilyn Asmus and Gerold Garrett. Fileen Delker leeves her love for one man only to Patricia Neal. Richerd Eckel wills his love for coon hunting to Jack Ryder. Evetyn Michaelis regretfully leaves her carefree ways to Donna end Verne Gibbs. Mary Ellen Norvell wills her sense of humor to Franklyn Hummel. Normen Robertson leaves his romantic schievements to Brice Thornton and Robert Ennis, Phyllis Ryder leeveé her adventurous spirit to Grayce Phillips, Morris Wenig willis his sleeping in the fourth period to Don Ziss, Lenore Ziss leaves her slenderness to Walter Agler. We won't leave eny requests as to the process of conducting our funeral for we expect to ‘out live the underclassmen by at least five years. mm fe l een DS ay | GM Ee sa oe SY Vay SO 4 id Sk ye ¢ ex � ZL See er oe - ! f ales as re ESE, 3 eras Nagsee r en in a, 2 i ST, er : sey Bh DPD) ere aoa at Kd y SAN fr: WY. ; An 3) eC NS ¥ Ji Pe ag Byam ime s hrs Od ny MEaee ly Mee oecnethlee. oy, Rs a go common in the eprifig ‘of te year. “Not seeming to-F ind, anything, to do which quite strut li fancy, I finally atruck orito fa | the ‘on that, at icng last, 2 haa tne chance.I had ‘.ven walking ( for to clean up the attic. The more I thought of it the more I liked the idea, so up the stairs I went. It was terribly dark in in the attic, as no Light was ccring in from outside, and in groping to find the light, tf. stumbled over something stuck straight in my path. Immediately upon gaining the light switch I turned to see what hed barked my shine, and found a strange wooden box bl4cking my retreat. While trying to men it, ali kinds of things came into mind. But, at laet the iid came off, and to my surprise there lay, nothing put an empty box. agide feo m cus Gusty old magazine of 15 or 20 years back, packed into the bottom of it. I reached in after the magazine and carefully started to lift the cover, when suddenly the radiant smile of Mary Eilen Norvell, on the face. om the cover dazzled me. I gazed at her for a moment, and then eagerly dove into the magazine, in hopes of discovering the name of the gorgeous model. This page havpened to be the table of contents. Scanning the table for something that would throw a little light on the name I wes seeking, my eyes lit almast.immediatley upon the name in bold-faced type, pretty well toward the top of the list. The Girl He Left Behind , it said, A human interest story by the Editor Miss Clarissa Climbwell. Miss Clarissa Climbwell is in real life the world-famous Mrs. H.P. Clinker, wife of Admiral Clinker, whom everyone heard so much about during the last year. This magazine is a kind of hobby for her, and was published by her before her marriage, under her maiden name, Lenore Ziss. Mr, and Mrs. Clinker own a magnificent Long Island estate, but spend most of their time, in cruising around the world. Well, Well, fancy that! But now for a little more digging. Now, this is really my idea of a wedding. The footing says the pride is the former Miss Mavy Rébertson,,daughter of the Rev. Norman Je Robertson, who performed the ceremony. It go@s on to say that Rev. Robertson has served in his parish for seventeen years, and although he is now getting along in-years, almost any warm sunny afternoon he can be seen driving his tiny gray flivver through Central Park. heferring once The to my contents, the next item that struck my eye was headed: OTSHOT'S IDEAL OF THE WEEK , It sounded interesting, and when I began t6 read it proved even more 80. At the very top was a picture of a coupi®, old and bewrinkled, standing before the door of the sr modest home. The inscription beneath read: This week, Hotshot's prize of $10.00 for the Ideal of the Week goes to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wenig as having the most nearly perfect farm in this state. Mr. Wenig and his wife, the = former Evelyn Michaelis, are very happy in their little home, and almost any evening they may be found at home. It is sata that they “i 2 turned down offers for as much as $20,000 for their farm. fe ae bative ahi of this title, it says here, and the proud cae Sri shiny silver dollars, is a bonny lass by the Zerg boler, who is the manageress of a home for Spins’ ow | ae 7 {Phe cn of this home ig the Delker area for Dimp1 a) owdeers: EEL fame publishes its own magazine, Vite ARS aa ante! Bteh eS , which material may be sent, qQ ‘Gighear ogre Vay ” Dorm... ee -. ie : LO ae = Mia 5 X | ar eg ie STV aN PartNo RPSL aoe ce an Cede ote EY Hit Vig 4 2 ae, ’ a ye earn a y ier i at ' ne: a i ws { A . ‘i ; ( ty ft ( rte i a. yee ye yess tae or — a yi) Ay tf sy¥te Toot Tat A ie as Rul nat wig . oe, aoe ou, g i yp pa Bx “ type it Wai SN oe ical wes, i 0 She We aay fo ee ee ae ee ER se ‘ © Net ifh a Bh ening be Meee 7 Qa ae ieee y Pet SS Cow Sy ee Ma ope ie A Sia er Cm ig er Sadia iG i Oa teins sf cE ieee TN epeceent Hi Pei oe ri (acm sy cin MONT ec Py ths e “tt sbtained by addressing all mail to Miss Delker. Let's see hers's a little article that might be good reading. it's headed, Farm Forum , it says here that none other than our own Secretary of Agriculture, Richard Eckel by name, will speak over the Farm Forum , broadcast tonight at 7:30. Bencath the picture it says that Shorty Eckel is ouite famous for that friendly smile, which he showers freely on all that are arcund hin. Well, to go on, the next article is called Topper Teen Timers , and it really is a spread. It features a full--page picture of Teen Timer Show of 1950 , and the limelight is centered upon Miss Beverly Armitage. producer and director. Miss Armitage, althcugh she is still whole-heart and fancy free, writes a very remarkable column in the daily paper, entitled ‘The Hmppy Home , Aw gee, I’m through the book and I was just getting really interested. Here's the last page, though. Just look at those old-fashioned horn-rimmed spectacles: Just who is this distinguished. looking creature? Up here at the top it says that, since this is Educational Week all over the country, the Hot-shot has chosen as the typical educational leader Miss Phyllis Ryder, Latin teacher at Ohio State University. Miss Ryder says that she is happiest when she can just be by herself, in front of an open fireplace, with a good book and read away quietly to her hearts content. Well, so enés the book, I really had found that magazine worth the time it took, and I had solv ed the mystery of my gover girl, and yet----it still seemed a little strange, All these people are famed in théir own line, every one excels in some certain field, and they all seem to come from practically the same locality. Although I can't quite fix them in my mind, even the town sounds familiar. Perrysburg, Bowling Green, Haskins, ---mamnn Maskins$ Yes, of course. How could I have ever forgotten? Haskins 4s our old home-town and Haskins Hi was our Alma Mater. These distinguished people were the ciass of '46, the kids who worried with us over Government, scrapped with us over typewriters, joined us in all our fun, and even helped us Grive the Faculty to a ‘nervous breakdown! Ah yes, those were the good old days, as any of our teachers will tell you ( if they have by this time sufficiently recovered). But those days, the good times we had then, are now just dear memories. ; Yes, this was all written in fun, but there is more to it than that. Now, as you face the future, as your Hi School days are drawing $0 a close, we, the Junior Class, join with the Faculty in bidding you a fond farewell, and extending to you our heartiest wisnege for much success from now on. (me a oO . a a = a CLASS HISTORY os aaa In September of 1934; eleven pupils entered the first grade under the supervision of Miss Carr. These included the follow— ing: Ward Wenig, Morris Dobbelaire, Eldon Hedges, Marvin Mutchler, Lenore Ziss, Morris Wenig, Phyllis Ryder, Norman Robertson, Mery Ellen Norvell, Beverly Armitege, and Irme Hertman, At the end of the first semester Evelyn Michaelis, Donna and Verna Gibbs en- tered our class, When we began the second grede with Miss Newlove es our teecher, we left Donne and Verne Gibbs behind, In the third grade we entered Miss Asmus's room with Laurel Duty, Billy Thomas, Rose Ann Taylor, Rudolph Puppos, and Charles Bancroft as new members. Ward Wenig, Irma Hertman, end Morris Dobbleasire withdrew, Peul Dauster began the fourth grade with us, but Rose Ann Taylor, Rudolph Puppos, Charles Bancroft, and Eldon Hedges with- drew, Rechel Browning joined us es we went in the fifth grade with Mrs. Wolfe es our teacher, | Ervin Foor and Williem Hayden entered the sixth grade with us, Marvin Mutchler and Ervin Foor withdrew as we began the seventh grade, Miss Roller was our teacher, .— The next year Rachel Browning, Billy Thomas, Laurel Duty and Psul Dauster left us, When we were Freshman, the feculty was as follows: Mr,Andrews, Superintendent; Miss Mercer,.. Principal; Mr, Swentuch, Miss Deugherty, Miss Hutchinson, and Miss Cole, awn Crawford end Richard Eckel entered our class this year; the former withdrew be- fore the close of the year. On October 18, 1945 we were initiated with the whole high school attending. | Our Sophomore yeer wes pretty quiet, except for our participa- tion in the operette, Sailor Meids. Miss Cole left us at the be- ginning of the school yeer, . Eileen Delker joined us as we beceme Juniors. We gave our first play, Her Emergency Femily, On November 11, 1944, Later thet year, we gave a Junior Dance, On March 25, 1945, with the proceeds of the pley end the dance, we geve e banquet in honor of the seniors, This was the most important moment of our school life, for it was our first formal oc@asion., Another importent event in thet year was our participation in Baccalaureate and Commencement services, In our Senior year we presented, with the help,of Jack Ryder end Don Ziss the pley entitled, “Alibis Limited, HASKINS HIGHHdtroL MAY 22, 1946 Theme THE UNITED NATIONS Processional Invocation Rev. Evron Hughes Selutatory Lenore Ziss Veledictory Mary Ellen Norvell Music Virls' Trio The Soringtime of the Year - -Rusk Presentation of the Sneaker Supt. Edgar E. Andrews Address Mr. Grove Fatterson Chief Editor of the Toledo 2Plade Music Senior Girls Neavolitan Nights -Zamecnick Presentation of the Class to Eosrd of Education Prin. Thelma Smith Presentation of Divlomas Mr. L-I-. Browne Pres. Boerd of Education Response by Class. -resident Norman Robertson Benediction t Rev. Byron Hughes CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Green and Yellow CLASS MOTTO Yellow Rose Aim High For There Is Plenty Of Room SCHOOL COLORS SCARLET AND GOLD CLASS ROLL Lenore Ziss Mary Ellen Norvell Eileen Delker Morris Wenig Evelyn Michaelis Norman Robertson Phyllis Ryder Beverly Armitage Richard Eckel FACULTY E.eE. Andrews, Suverintendent Thelma Smith-Princival L.L. Loomis Miss Charlotte Hutchinson Mrs. Eloise Moore Mrs. Myrtle Bengtson Miss “csthel Asmus Miss Anna Mse Kelbsaugh Miss Lois Mercer BOARD OF EDUCATION J.W. Shevard—Clerk B.H. Bobel A.F. Dauer-Vice Pres. F.F. Asmus ns —— ‘Ha ble | ut (ru eu TU : HED } ' ii | ‘ i : i , ‘ i JUNIOR CLASS Standing: Forrest Lee, Walter Agler, Jack Ryder, Franklyn Hummel, Robert Znnis, Don North, Garold Garrett, and Mrs. Smith. Seated: Donna Gibbs, Verna Gibbs, P at Neal, Dorothy Browne, Marilyn Asmus, and Brice Thornton. SOPHOMORE CLASS Standing: Lynn Snyder, Sam Genson, Raymond Porter, Dennis Sergent, Robert Eckel, Henrey ‘Jaters, and Arlyn Snyder. Seated: Lyle Loomis, Bernita Noward, Nelda Hart- man, Normagene Walker, Loma Jean Robertson, Shirley Heiman, and Rodger Bengtson. See cS Ss SS SS SS aS SS a Se ear FRESHMAN CLASS Standing: John Wenig, Evelyn Duty, Fred Hall, Jerry Eunis, Cnarles Gonson, and Miss Hutchinson. Nuthalia Neal, John Youngpeter, Seated: Pauline Myers, arold Pope. JOan Gibbs, and Har EIGHTH GRADE Top row: Doris Duncan, Jimmy Watts, June Robinson, Cuarlotte Murdock, Ruth Debpe, Dick Suyder, and Robert Ballard. Second row: Mrs. Moore, Dorothy Brown, Robert Mutchler, Lamson Brown, Ted Wenig, Paul Mjchaelis, and Paul iickel. Seated: Arleta Snyder, Bonnie Browne, Mary Snyder, Leota Limes, Harold Whiel, and Richard Huss. - i | [ = i —_—, = ay ay a — daa OO a eee eee ee —— @ «£ ae ne ae arn —— sie GAQtITORTNIW MODAN SEVENTH GRADE Standing: Dorothy Snyder, Mary Ann Milne, Audrey Gerdeman, Luis Lebher, Miss Kelbaugh, Richard Horner, Hxrold Mut- chler, and Jiramy Murdock. Seated: Jack Armitage, Mary Jane ickel, Doris Lee, Tomny Gibbs, Pauline Mutchler, and Ted North. FIFTH ANJ SIXTH GRADES Top row: Barbara Rathbun, Jeanette Hummel, Ronald Young- peter, Billy Brown, Virginia Genson, Betty Wolfe, Mar- ilyn Moore, Varol Andrews, anc Darrel Duncan. Second row: Milayne Walker, Phyllis Murdock, Marie Myers, Arlene Bower, Johnny Falls, Roger Horner, Gerald Duty, Ruth Gibbs, Joyce Fisher, Robert Asmus, Tommy Mourlock. Bottom row: Mary Drossler, Yorothy Snyder, Ann Armitage, Gerry Watts, Charles Shufelt, Jimmy Ryder, Charles Tuomas, Francis Naegele, and Tommy Armitage. zee eee rw sates ae Sect ceat ! t —— == ——————— SES ee as ! THIRD AND FOURTH GRADS Ton row: Evon Myers, Joan Eckel, Barbara Ballard, Sandra Myers, Arthur Michaelis, Robert Devvee, Donald Hummel, Johnny Halbert, Billy Davidson, and Roland Wolfe. Sscond row: Jean Weihl, Eugene Brown, Sandra Binger, Bob Bringman, Billy Fox, Jean Ovett, Roy Hernandez, Donald Asmus, Jeaninne North, and Ronald Asmus. Bottom Row: Billy Garrett. Alice Snyder, John Rathbun, Jean Gerdeman, Jane Gerdeman, Ema Lee, Rodney Petteys, Eva Browne, Mary Bobel, and Beverly Potter SECOND GRADE Top row: Gerry Sutton, Shirley Mazey, Zane Billings, Dallas Swanson, Darrel Debbe, Bobbie Vislay, and Miss Mercer. oN Second row: Paul Snyder, Graydon Shepard, Dorsey Sergent, Joe Hofner, Carl Youngpeter, Carol Browne, Rosa Lee Shufelt. Bottom row: Sandra at eee Laurena Michaelis, Jessie Bobel, Charles Lee, Jimmy German, Diane Swanson, and Ruth Ann Asmus. FIRST GRADE Top row: Miss Mercer, Dean Asmus, Dole Asmus, Patricia Wolfe, Ruth Ann Davisson, Jimmy Chamberlain, Roy Hofner, and John Moore. Second row: John Snyder, Mary Lou Henschen, Joe Vislay, Phyllis Andrews, Hubert Youngpeter, John Place, Carlton Sheperd, Darlene Debbe, and Suzanne Fox. Bottom row: Gordon Gibbs, Tommy Petteys, Barbara Bridgett, Robert Lee, Barbara Duncan, Sharon Bringman, and Rey- naldo Hernandez. Not in the picture: Lora Lee Prudent Br i eee ee lel el” fen f8 go hy Re BASKETBALL, BANQUET The annual basketbell banquet was held on April 26, 1946, at the school. An excellent dinner was orepared by the Lutheran Aid Society, and svonsored by the Girls! Athletic Association. After the dinner Mr. Loomis, as toastmaster, introdiced Grayce Phillivs who welcomed the group. The response was given by Norman Robert— son. The toastmaster then introduced Mrs. Smith who gave remarks to the basketball team. Mr. Andrews, our coach, who reviewed the season and then vresented the letters and awarés to those who had earned them during the year. The group then adjourned to the new aud- itorium to see a movie on basketball. The rest of the evening was svent by dancing. Everyone enjoyed their evening immensely. }—________ a ———— x ——S— | ——______—g SS ts | —————— _— —— _- Soo Cle ra a ; (a fy y Ws JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The Junior—Senior Banquet was held at the Women's Club in Tolédo on Saturday evening, May 4, The tables were decorated in the class colors of the seniors, and were centered with bouquets of yellow roses, the class flower of the senior class. Candles were burning at each end of the tables. After the dinner was over, Pat Neal, president of the Junior class as toastmistress, welcomed the seniors andthe faculty and then, called on Norman Robertson, senior vresident, to gove the resvoonse. The Sveech Class presented tow radio vlays. Following this Lenore Ziss read the class will and Mary Ellen Norvell gave the class history. The reading of the class vrovhecy was given by Grayce Phillivs. The vrogram ended with remarks by Mr. Andrews. : The rest of the evening was spent in taking victures of both classes, vlaying games, and dancing. Party For Mr. Mrs. Smith The high school students gave Mr. Mrs. Smith a wecding shower last October. The Basketball Team put cn a mock wedding. Jack Ryder was tne Bride and Brice Thorton was the Groom. Don Ziss was the Preacher. The rest of the team acted as Brides-maics. Flower girls, Ushers, and a Ring Bearer. After the mock wedding, we danced, and played games. The refreshments consisted of, Ice Cream and Cake and Poo. After refreshments were served, we presented Mr. Mrs. Smith with a coffee table. The evening was a success with everyone presents. ‘Fil Ne Fans y it hc Le KY CIN THE sotthe crass Mehl NF 90) PS (NaS G- OF HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL presented KICKED OUT OF COLLEGE A comedy in three acts Cast of Characters Bootles BenboW . . 2 « � 6 «+ � « eGarold Garrett Tad Cheseldin@seée ness’ s te fants 6 ¢ « sdack Ryder Dre ri a adele, ek yy eerie. a: SOR Tae MONIES Sintch MoaLLister ..«...+ + + .+ +: ow+ Mabert Ennis erty GRE a ees SS bees 5 oh i thet eet Walter Agler Shivers Magee ..4.. cs us 4 te ene se Penki ys Hummel Mr. Benjamin J. Benbow . . . 4 + «© «© « « Don North Mr. Sandy McCann . . « + «+4 © © « + .Forest Lee Geri aersBily. occa cs che 4 ct bet (2. epeeees Thornton Rien Wile hE ve. 6 ck kot ce cdc hehe kk eee S. SeReant CONGULSGLAY od scnaveet otetshitet Dorotiy.:Browne Betty Benbow. scsi. ececsi rat fo te © Ole -Pat Neal Nres Be ode at@ROOW. ecb. tatatactat . . -Verna Gibbs Mya BagesbY.e:e.eeestutetects fs tpt, toeeey Heiman Mrs. Mehnitabel McCann ..... . «.Grayce Phillips Sealing McCann « vs « anbowr ’alsDeasrauline Myare Miss Juliet Snobbs ...... . . sLoma Robertson Mlle. Mimi Fleurette ... .. . . sMarilyn . Asmus Salamanca Spivins ..... .. . é Bernita Loward e- PLACE: Any College Town TIME: Present Act I A College Boarding Houses Bootles' first : little wife. Act II Suite in Honeymoon Flatss Bootles' second little wife. Act III Same scene as Act II.. Bootles' third little wife. SS) FF , Wins ee bee site aint i Peve A A LN a THE SENIOR CLASS of HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL presented ALIBIS, LIMITED by CARL WEBSTER PIERCE Cast of Characters Ken Crothers.. .csecccodesodedgesecssesenorman Robertson Blaine Nrews.codciedsccdeods tous tvectebtes clare CLES Sue OSPOOd . vs vedescden's dees date se eenany “GLIGMUNOTVeLs Hannibal Bean. -eseiededeo Seve bosttsviseavawenkGen MYA6Y Bén Lawton :. fotededeods de dads de Uebe twa ceeeeeNaon BOREL Nell Sareent. cetecedetdodedoscscsessesveverly (Armitage Torry Atkine. cicticccsdctososesesosevesssetorrig Wenig Mae Wilbur. ocaccescsosetedetesoscssetuuvelyn Michaelis Odette Le BLANC. ie teb abe dobeotetsicureevernsyiae Ryder ChaunGey Riggs. és cc ctctsictstsdevedeseseacecesauon 2168 Elizabeth. ..scccsccndevctascccssesesesssnileen Delker ACT 1l—Mornine. ACT II-—Following morning. ACT 1iI--Morning after. SCENE-..The entire action of the play takes vlace in the cffice of 7ALJBIS, LIMITED. — : 2 : { | i } ) } J i (hao :) 1 y SIN fe ¢ ’ bry AF reg CRIMSON AND GOLD S Top row: Brice Thornton, Joan Gibbs, Shirley Heiman, Raymond Porter, Hileen Delrker, Bernita Noward, Dorothy Browne, and Pat Neal. ; Bottom row: Leota Limes, Miss Kelbaugh, Mary Ellen Norvell, Garold Garrett, Lenore Ziss, Jack Ryder, Phyllis Ryder, and Mary Jane ickel. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Top rows- Norma Jean Walker, Shirley Heiman, Lenore Ziss, Evelyn Duty, Phyllis Ryder, and Loma Jean Robertson. Second .row: Donna Gibbs, Verna Gibbs, Joan Gibbs, Nelda Hartman, Dorothy Browne, Nathalia Neal and Mrs. Smithe Bottom row: “Pauline,Myérs, Evelyn Michaclis, Eileen Delker,;Mary Hllén Nérvell, Bernita’ Voward, and Pat Neal, 9 ae Ee | we ————— ; | | SCHOOL PAPER STAFF BEAL GOs: ba Behe Ass't Editor . Buss Mes, ot es Ass't Bus. Mgr. Gir. Rye one Ass't Cir. Mgr. Community News Alumni News. . Syorts Editor . Exchange ..« . 7th Grade News 8th Grade News Freshman News . Sovhmore News . Junior News .. Senior News .. Joke Editor « . Mimeographers . Typists .« « � Faculty Advisor . . -Lenore Ziss . Garola Garrett . Grayce Phillivos caw s wack Ryder . Mary Norvell . « £Ovilia Briex Som aes eee eee Bileer. Dalker. Dorothy Arawne � � Brice Thornton . ye «FORGED UGE . Dorothy Browne . � « « Jane Eckel . . eLeote Limes . we 20080 ues . eRaymond Porter . . Marilyn Asmus . « - Morris Wenig . eShirley Heiman . «Typing Classes . elTyping Classes . � Miss Kelbaugh — - — —t =- = - Ess ff PSE on oe Pe a gS ae Pe ANS eae gee s ; ae fi ot cae sc oy Sr Py pete fff ae VALS Mew eee Men wk NA ee LF pore ss : : boa ; ‘ ae a ie} ny Hi” beg PF x e ‘ f x % eff s ae f Ky i hs nM Se pt ES ‘ f i ? i Rh so = Se carr e hte fr oy : rt, UE j 4, Mi ee ees ; ag 3 WO Lele bated 4 4 : Nin t No ey NT ee aaa | � 2 (x A S. ‘ t ae 2 , ea Le ra Th A te wer tang Nee, A = 7 ; rey if ; +1 ed ee ON “ a {Se Mi cre - : ‘ ed aa Re aS nc cue Sp ee ei i) Sg eae F | A t j he ek V es Pode Ky ay rar oad wie x . Ss i, J rN aoe, { re x. “a é ai KW ete ee Se i vt a i Beet f hy GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Most of the peopl e with girls in High School have _ heerd of the G, A. A. and probably some of the besket- | bell boy's perents heve too, since the G, A. A. have | sponsored several basketball bendvets. The G, A, A, is en organizetion of High School girls, It has meant a great deal to the girls of Hie S, because it hes provided many pleasant hours well | spent. By weli spent I mean in learning sprotmenshid, | heppiness, and versonelity, It has helped in building ell three. The girls have learned to take it in stride when they lost e« game of sports, The different tees heve worked end pulled together showing the excellent comredship end the ability to co-operete, EHech indiv- iduel hes helped her teem meke e good geme, At every meeting the G. A. A, hes hed very good | ettendence, The girls are glad to ettend and have a grend time et every meeting, They usually compete in some kind of soort or dence after the business meeting TecOver. The annuel benguet was held et the Women's Club st Bowling Green, Ohio in September, Ali the girls were presented with e yellow rose corsage which has been the custom since the organization has been founded (in 1942), All the girl’s present hed a delightful time, o x OW oe. ad — RE 4 ba oy te ft he i pee Bit 7 AS, he, | eee j ; Sat Vise 3 . fae, Gar , - . if 17 f Desi G A i a ‘ . “4 Wl git PE Fk iin BN en ary . : tf wa eo ) y , S 4 iy % in fs é ‘ ia ¢ MG ek ‘, yf: 3 : te, em 4 x es es “ RED ee ae yi, ; Me, POPP ae a se en £o uN WZ = = — = ———n— ———— ime iene tam eae ia. Nov, Nov. Nov. Nov. Deco Dec. Des. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Janie Feb. Feb. Feb. RESERVES BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1945-46 Opponent North Troy Waterville Webster Lake Monclova Milson Liberty Grand Rsevids Weston Lake Whitenouse Milton O.-Hilis Grand Rapids Weston Waterville Haskins = owt Cem... ry te Sy, F nt a ‘ « t fo me ee ‘“ [Kgs | “nN ? XS ri “¢ ' i Ser y i ye Ae aa 1G dis a tay) sy Se a ph Pee J JH 0 PN yt seen ; ro = | H VARISITY BASKE” BALL SCHEDULE 945 45 Opponsnt Haskins Nov. 13 North Teoy ad 52 Nov, 21 Waterviiie «28 Oo Nowe eT Webstar 28 - 1.9 Nov, 00 Laxe 34 39 yaa Monciova 36 45 Dec. 11 Tontoganyr 20 44, Dec, 14 Milton i8 oF Dec, 18 Libsrcy 14 LY, Dec. el Grand Rapids 39 7 Jan, 4 Weston 17 Al Jan, ll Tontogany 10 36 Jan, 15 Lake 235 25 Jan, 18 Whitehouse 34 27 dan, £5 Milton 2 25 Jan. 29 GO, Hilis: SO 17 Feb, 1 Grand Rapids 28 | 34. Fen. 5 Weston 24 43 Feb, 8 Watervill 34 25 Feb, 15 Bradner 32 28 The last game was a tournament game played at B, G, U, ete. wn So. ee ow T Se ee ee an x, (te a AP Fe he ee ae ae ace 5 , LM gO NGI ep FG ES OT 2s hh sis! i rant = 3 ae v7, yh SF a of ty be 5 yt PA ag PIE - ilat Ey st eae . 4 : ag . hg ee SS SMe 4 4 ayy Se 7 BASKETBAIRL STEAM 1945-1946 Top Row: Roger Bemgston, Mer., Brice Thornton, Arlyn Snyder, Sam Genson, Raymend Porter, Franklyn Hummel, Henry Wauters, Charles Genson, John Wenig, Ted Wenig, Mer. Second Row: Mr. Andrews, Coacr, Jec £ Garrett, Richard Eckel, Don Z Morris Wenig. cer, Norman Robertson, Garold SS, Robert F3kel, Don North, 3 7’ 7 8 GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS TEAM Donna Gibbs Top. Row: Nelda Hartman Verna Giggs Tommy Gibbs, Richard Loma Xobertson Horner, Paul Michaelis, Jimmy Mourdock, Paul, Eckel. Second Row: Robert Ballard, Richard Snyder, Richard Huss, Herold Wheil, Teddy Wenig. ee = 2 —_. } | | Nov. Nov. Nove Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jane Jane Jan. Jane Jane Jal « Feb. 19 rls At 10 135 Bits 20 10 14 ae 21 24 ol BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1946-47 © New iroy Waterville ' Webster Menciova Tontogany Miiton Whitehouse Gr. Rapids Weston Tontogany Walbridge Ottawa Hills Milton Gr. Rapids Weston Waterville tT here There Here There Here There There Here There There Here There Here There Here Here Pie — fe. re = ae eae ws ¥ c tS uP tia AD cane ui � ¥ Po { ‘ e we es, � i md one ee 3 me Mes Kt See yas ie ar ERS galas ME ee on 80 ¢ i ‘ 7 ff ’ my } f 3 ‘ x 1 a : y y i r 1 a Vi . ne ‘ ‘ x Mf { ‘ UGS i y 8 ? SK ON etpese™ wee f ce 4} x es wee aM . : ° se oe Vere 6H gat 2) =; - ef itt i eee RSI AR ee a rt Gora SE eee a fee eee ‘ % is Ly Vy { 4 Abe J - ‘i Pins Pa ys Kd a 2 4 Ne ee ae ‘ Me —.- fs Ss - 7 Ke i. ‘ oe Ne - te NEW BAND ORCHECTRA This is composed mostly of 5-6 and Jr, High boys and girls, The organization was started in October, Mr. Cc. H. Smith who instructs classes in the Toledo schools and has a stidic at the @, at the Haskins School. each Friday morninge are taking iJessons now. Joan Asmus Billie Brown Bob Baliardi Jim Mcurdock Francis Nagel W. Greene Co, gives The following lessons Tom Morlock Harold Wheil Ted Wenig Mary Droessler Carol Andrews @ther members of the Band Grechestra are’ Pauline Mutchler Doris Dunean Doris Lee Leota Limes Charles Genson The following girls and boys of the H, 5. have been practing as a small orchestra groups Verna Gibbs Phyllis Ryder Grayce Phillips Pat Neal Marilyn Asmus Morris Wenig TH CHORUS Top row: Loma Jean Robertson, Lenore Giss, Phyllis Ryder, Evelyn Duty, Bob Ennis, Dennis Sergent, Fred Hall, Jerry Ennis, and Joan Gibbs. Second row: Charles Genson, Sam Genson, Jack Ryder, Garold Garrett, John Wenig, Mary Ellen Norvell, John Youngpeter, Walter Agler, and Miss Hutchinson. 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Phvllis Murcock, Marie “yers, Arlene Bower, Jonany Falls, Roger Horner, Geraic Duty, Ruth Gibbs, Joyce Fisher, Robert Asmis, Tommy Hourisck, Mary Dressler, Jimmy Ryder, ‘Charles Taomas, Francie Naegele, Vomany Armitage, Evon Myers, Joan Schel, Barbara Saiiard, taadru “yers, Arthur Michaelis, Rovers Dervee, Donald Hummel, ccauny daibert, Biliy Davidson, Foliend cife, dean Whein., =uge [icua, Sandra Binger, Bob Bringman, Billy Fox, Jean Ovett réoez, Donald Asmus, Jeaninne North, Ronzld Asmus, Bilir ice Snyder, John Rathbun, Jean Gerdjeman, Jene Derdemar., . nocney Petteys, Eva Browne, Mary Botel, Beverly Potter, Gerry Sutton, Shirley Mazey, Zane Bills ngs, Dallas Swanson, Dacre: vega Bobbie Vislay, Paul “nyder, Graydon Shenerd, Yorsey Sergent, “oe Hofner, Carl Youngpeter, Carol Browne, fosa Lee Snvfeit, Sandra “rmitage, Laurena Michaelis, Jessie Bobel, Vharies seée, Jimmy - Germany Diane Swanson, Ruthann Asmus , Dean Asmus, Dole Asmus, Patricia Wolfe, Ruth ann Vaviseon, immy Chamberlain, Roy Hofner, John = Moore, Yohn Snyder, Mary ee Henschen, Joe Vislay, Phyllis Andrews Hubert Youngpet er, dohn Plage, Carlton Sheperd, Darlene Dbbe, Suzanne Fox, Gordon Gibbs, ‘ommy Pettys, Barbara Bridgett, Robert Lee, Barbara vuncan, Sharon Bringman , Reynaldo Hernandez, Lora Lee Prudent. —————— APO of Haskins School vresent: Christmas Bavaer. OPHRETTA On Wednesday, December 19, 1945, the Grade pupils ed a two-act musical playlet, CAST OF CHARACTERS Biliy Carstairs——----------—--Robert Asiris Libbic Baines ccewne- eee ee Sandra Myers Tottis Dainese ------------—-- -Suzanns Fox Mets Hopewor theme een mene FCan ALU Mrs, Honeworth —----------Maricla Myers Mrs. Rammere-n--cenreee Barbara Ratio Avis Cherry------- saaceieteneestententenien Jean Wein Jessie Akers: ------- owe re em Jerry Watts Roscce Rammer e---------e JTim Ryder Poodle Neely------—--------- Bol Bringman Abel Stowe-Crickety ----- ---Billy Browne Mike Brophy--------------- -Darreil Duncan Miss Cinthia Ellerton-----Caroi Andrews Cho-Elves-—--Shoppers----Children---Faries is wv. EO ELLAN Ee MV | me ) C LeC i ey é , a Sth Grade . The Gane The Playboys 7th Grade On The Road Again Huba Hubat Phe Whistling Romeo Oh Aren't. 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