Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1947 volume:

oa DEDICATION We, the staff co hereby dedicate this edition of the CRIGO to Mr Lyle Loomis, to show our aporec- {ation for the time and energy he has sofreely given to helv meke this, our last vear, the success it has been. Tis issue of the CRIGO is what you might call a condensed version of the yearbooks of the past. It a Cn was decided not to publish the reg- ular yearbook this year,but we felt that some’ kind of publication con- taining information of our school, the classes, and the school activi- ties should be issued. In this is- sue we have put what we - considered the highlights of our 46-47 school year. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed making it. THE STAFF EE ee (SAE let 2 Sas RE IS ASD Ae wer iad , : ee eee ae ase dE aA nas un tgt tall ; aekengectiassataale ; re een n= ee ' - Ce ne ee ee THE STAFF PaLcoreinerni et. (Ne 6 a ee ee Ce. «Brice Thornton Business Manager. . . +. « «+ « � « « « « Jack Ryder Assistant Business Manager. .... . .� «Don North Circulation Manager. ..... . . Grayce Phillips Semeur ari. «oes os 8 we ee wt Wallen Aglenr Rete) el ee ke 8 eee «fo se Ores. Lee Garold Garrett Merilyn Asmus Gc roa leh ie ler ak Bee kine tre oe etal ee os eee Dorothy Browne Verna Gibbs Donna Gibbs “Don Ziss -Robert Ennis Frank Hummel Miss Southwick Mr. Andrews Mime@uerepners. . 6 606 6 6 8 ee oe Faculty Advisors ......+.- on re a re re mere Den: Ziss asketball 1,4,5 aseball 1 3 $ w + sLee Cluo itets horus a aper Staff L lass Plays o,4 peretta 1 Don Narth ‘lee Club 1 horus 4, asxetball 1,2,5,4 asetall 1,2,5,4 lass Plays 5,4 Pperetta 1 | Gravee Phillips Scholarship Team 4 Orchestra Lege aiad Chorus 1,2,5,4 Glee Club 1,2,90,4 Class Plays o,4 Paper Staff 2,5,4 Class Officer 1,¢2,4 Operetta — We Laken G.A,A. deg ya Robert innis horus 4 Ae rLee Clubd Lar lass FIays 5,4 ieee Staff A peretta 1 oe ck 4 chestra Ly horus lee Rye oe s Plays ane! Staff 1,2, lass Officer bt KH 0 eB es He o FY eB HB 00 0 GI S Donna Gibbs ie (¢)) @ � ky ric (4) pe) Qs 149) FY O) w 6@ue hig Verna Gibbs rehestra ee horus 1,2 lee Club ive lass Plays 3}, 4 aper Staff 1,2,5,4 lass Officer ae peretta 1 heerleader 5,4 oAeA. 1,2,5,4 OVcnektra jose Shovys Ne ee Glas Club Lac, Class Fiaye oy 4 Faver Staff 1,2,5,4 Ciass Cfficer 3 Cperetta 1 GeAsAc 1,2,2,4 Marilyn Asmus Scholarship Team 4. Chorus 3 Glee Club Ho) Class Pjays 3 Class Officer 3,4 Paper Staff 3 Dorothy Browne Orchestra Lee Chorus 1,2,4 Glee Club Lg oe Class Plays 5,4 Faper Stairf 3,4 Class Officer PRS Operetta 1 GeAcA. 1 2,252 Franklyn Hummel Chorus bee Basketball 1,5,4 Baseball Leo. ee Class Flays O,4 Cperei u ta Walter Agier Chorus , o Cles Club 3 Class Plays oy4 Paner Staff 4 Foott 3811 3 Perrysburg Hieh N Forest Lee Chorus dh ¢ oe tig Glee Club igeyces Class Plays 3,4 Paper Start 3,4 lass Officer a Operetta 1 Brice Thornton Scholarship Team 4. Orchestra ue Chorus 3 ee Club La tes asketball hr Baseball 1,2,35,4 Class Flays 354 Faner Staff yar! Cperetta ’ sy “Track 4 Garold Garrett Scholarship Team 4 Chorus Me) Glee Club 12,9 Basketball . l,2@,5,4 Baseball dh Feds Class: (Plays 5,4 Fate Staff 5,4 Class Officer L,e Track S Jack Ryder Basketbal 132,552 Baseball Lote sty Operetta 1 Faper Staff, d,2,5,4 Class Play 3,4 Class. 0 ietcerad,3,4 Chorus 3 Glee Club iageye Orchestra 1 Thomas Dauer Chorus 1,2,3 Class Plays eee Basketball i Baseball 1,2,9 Orchestra be Fee Served in the arm- ed forces 24 years. res ed ee ne ee aS ee a x me a - 7 P yo s , SS ee ee eee oe Lar De RE a € Thomas Dauer Verna Sibbs Don Korth ; é WP Srayce Fhillips vice pres Tack Ryder pres a Ayle Loosnis pre fl. a a _— — — Was ins H ioh Schoo - Class of 947 R obert Gunis ae � Sarold Sarrett Donna Sibbs a Lat Don Ziss jaw ae 5 Soresl Lee Sec. 4 e Marilyt Us171us Teas. Pa tricia heal (2g a Qnilleis Ss upl ————— | { CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago in the fall of 1955 fifteen members entered the first grade under their first instructor who was Miss Newlove. They were Don Ziss, Ward Wenig, Brice Thornton, Henry Shook, Jimmy Schutzberg, Jack Ryder, Donald North, Garold Garrett, Martin Adams, Grace Phillips, Pat- ricia Neal, Marilyn Nicholson, Verna Gibbs, Donna Gibbs, and Dorothy Browne. The following year we gained Marilyn Asmus as the only change in our enrollment. During our third year we lost Marilyn Nicholson and Jimmy Schutzberg who was the nice little boy we all remember who was strick- en with pneumonia. In our fourth year we had the addition of Billy Browning and Martha Ann Watt, and Marilyn Nichol- son returned to us. Ward Wenig left us at this time. In our fifth year we gained Robert Ennis, Franklyn Hummel, Anna Lawrence, and Norma Jean Lee, but lost Martin Adams. Anna Lawrence, Henry Shook, and Norma Jean Lee left us as we entered the sixth grade. In our seventh year our only addition was Laurel Duty; Harold Ragan joined us in our eighth. During our Freshman year we gained a new member, For- est Lee, and two old classmates from back in the grades, Henry Shook and ard Wenig, who came far enough after the beginning of the year to miss that period of time so agon- izing to all Freshmen when the plans are being made for initiation. We spent our Sophomore year working hard, and added a new member, Walter Agler, to our list but lost Harold Ragan and Henry Shook. We gave our first play, Kicked Out of College our Junior year. We were coached by both Mrs. Smith and Mr. Andrews, and helped by Morris Wenig, Loma Robertson, Suir- ley Heiman, Bernita Noward, and Dennis Sergent. Our first formal occasion was the banquet given at the Women'ts Club in Toledo in honor of the Seniors. Other occasions of im- portance in this full year were our part in the Baccalaur- eate and Commencement services. This last year of our high school training has been a busy time. We presented our Senior play, “Lunatics at Large ,’ April 11, 1947. We have been planning and working eagerly all year to enable our class to take a trip to Washington D. C. At this time we want to give our sifttere thanks to the community for being so very cooperative in making this trip possible. Thomas Dauer also entered our class this year. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Cisse of 1947, being nhysically sound and mentally weak. being on the . verge of de varture forever from our beloved High School life, do set ovr seel ta this as our last will and testament. To those who mav benefit from this vaner , we would request but one thing: Think very seriously before discarding these bequests; they may someday prove to you, as for- merly they have to us, ; clessing in disguise. The disvosition of all our tressurec earthly vos sessions is to be as follows: Frankiyn Hummel leaves his “mighty vitchin' arm to Bob Eckel, in hoves that he will now teke uo where Percy has left off. Forest Lee leaves his way with the teachers to Roger Bengtson. (We nity the Faculty.) Don North cheerfully bestows his Bookkeening Practice Set uvon “rlvn Snvder, with hones thet it may be of use in the future. Pot Neal leaves her sentlé soprano voice to Loma Rob- ertson, to be used for the first time at Commencement. Don Ziss leaves his skill at bluffing to Raymond Por- ter, to be used to the verv best advantaze. Jack Ryder leaves his tendency towards having fits in Study Hall to Henry Wauters, in hones that he learn the trade. Marilyn Asmus leaves her winning smile to Bernita Now- ard. ll t ‘ Pf Ra eee =n pean ne eng agentes isheongureeereioampneneneweeh o oP nee i er nee tn eer partie ee | | ! . i SEE cate SE TR RN ST SF Oe eee apn re a a pape wee he mayne ede ate = eens ees EES rr gun a eS : 3 I = i efi: : SaaS: = . = — - ewe — + LTR Ee ee he ee ro LE AT TT ANS NS RY eg nme F Fa a ae i : EE ER ee CREE ep Walter Agier bequesths his revutation as Romeo to the Freshman boys, to be divided evenly among them. Garold Garrett leaves his s ubiie sense of humor to Den- nis Sergent, to furnish amusement (7?) - for next year's Faculty. Grayce Philli eeves her speciel.. knack for getting 1 into trouble to Bernite Noward, who has s good share of it alre.dy. a Verna Gibbs leaves her loyalty to one man Co Wenbe Jean Walker. Brice Thornton leaves his a with the women to Lynn Snyder, for best of luck during his Senior year. Donna Gibbs leaves her love and talent for flirting to Nelda Hartman, even though she may not need it. Bob Ennis leaves his netural permanent wave to all the Junior girls,as he thinks that there will be enough to 20 around. — | Dorothy Prowne leaves her vermanént job of school vian- ist to Shirley Heiman, to be vassed on at the end of next vear to a likely candidate. Tom Dauer leaves his good nature in regard to the ladies to Sam Genson, to be used whenever and wherever hecess-— ary and desirsble. Now, as we are leaving the dear scenes of our child- hood, we ask but one thing--that our funeral be conduc ted in keeping with the great dignity of our vlace in Haskins High. t EO ne a | —e f. | +e me cata ee 8 eS ac cE = mmm a : a ee Ae oe dat li a : Se me we mre se ee meet mm tee ee see ee ee ee ee so we ee eS eerie ee rn) SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY To the 1947 Senior Cless of Haskins High, we, the class of '48, who follow in your footsteps, fond‘y ded- iceate this report of the generel opinion of those who know you well, concerning your most likely future posi- tions, “While there is an element of unvredicteble in all life, the past 12 yéers hes a us to trust each of ‘you to live uv to the general pattern of thought and ection you heve thus fer so nobiy revealed. On a dey 20 years efter your graduation, we deci- ded to pey vou e visit just to find out how you were getting elong in your professions. We had heard ebout the unusuel display window of Tiedtke! s so to setisfy our ar we decided to visit the place, It was unusual, all right! The win- dow displayed a becroom, and who should be trying the Fores: Lee Fancy Soft Mettress out for comfort, but Forest Lee himself. Isnit thet just like him, alweys taking it easy. We decided we would go in, ‘ho knows? We might even meet some more of our old friends, Stepping through the revolving doors, opereted by hot air from the pastry and aregord departments, the strengest music filled our ears. It wes organ music, but I couldn't auite figure out the tune, Remembering thet Dorothy Browiie used to play the orgen at the Fed- erated Church in Heskins, we decided to ask the man over eat the 10¢ photogrepny booth, for he looked intelligent, if it wes reelly Dorothy. Not more surprises the in- telligent-looking man was 2rice Thornton and bel leve sit or not, he was still in the photography business. We thought his sign wes very clever, which reed: Flashy Fotos, You furnish the Pace; we'll fix the figure! Never feel foolish--Flash a Flashy Foto, =. . Thornton, Proprietor, Price wes: just telling us of a few inter- esting pleces we might like to visit when the orgenist led off with e Lively version of I Wish I Wes Single Again , and two girls dressed in green tights with blue blouses trivoped onto the belcony, They began dancing and singing like mad! We asked Frice ae they, and he told us they were the Gibbs twins. Also, he told us Donna wes married to Walter Agler end Verna was merried to Lowell Brown- es was expected. Continuing on our journey we came to the bekery, which I mentioned before, All of us spoke ebout how good Tiedtke's baked goods wes, but there never seemed to be enough of it, Fut now we Bee eee vane why. It seems ae Aeonienere sir sancti ne: 6 SSC EE ARS CSR A OS eee tenes, | ee ee ep ee ee eee) ent eee ete eee! SS re ee ER A ne EE rm Ape | RN ee ee = hi rene vey SE AR Se ee ee a oe a me me EN TRI eee, pe seiner a ————| | A BNE Se rap et nae CPt ge ue eam ae eae) ol nn RE NE Sa eset - Grayes Prnillips was working et that counter, and-boy does she like pestries! We hated to bother her, so we. sterted towerd the cosmetic counter, Before we got half way near the place, we heard a guy yell, “Hey, baby, how's about 2 bottle of 'A Night In Haskins'? The voice sound- ed familiar, so we ventured: over to find out if we were right; Yes, it wes Tom Dauer, It smelled iike a 10% per- fume fectory sround there, Feering we might become nau- seated, we moved on, We decided to take the escaletor end look around a bit upsteirs, We noticed a man riding ahead of us, He was so big and strong, end yet, he seemed to be enjoying the ride as much es a little kid. We laughed about it end wondered if he would still be riding when we came beck, We disregarded the thought when another thing met our eyes, It seems thet Tiedtke's thought Walter Ag- ler would be the ideel person to model their dresses for short, stocky girls, My, but they know how to pick ‘em! Going on into the Men's Clothing pert, we found Bob Ennis es the chief suit end pants man. Whet a seles-— talk he hed! And cen you believe it? He still wiggled his foot the seme wey when he telked as he did in the good old school days, A flash of red heir called our attention to Pat Neal, working in the foundation germents department. We hur- ried over to see her and she was able to break evey from her work long enough to tell us that she was merried to Gerold Gerrett, and that he was the menicurist et the beeuty selon there et Tiedtke's, “he ssid she felt she could trust him thet fer nov, Riding down the esceletor we saw that seme big guy egain, We just couldn't resist, so with the cxcuse that we didn't know where the Farm Implements Department was, we tepped him on the shoulder, He turned around with a big grin on his face, and can you imegine? It was Duck Ziss, We hed just gotten into-a nice friendly little chat with him when we heerd the most terrible recket egain. Duck told us it wes just Coon demonstreting his new porte- ble recore-pleyer, end at the same time trying to outdo Frankie , As he walked by us it was the old organ-grine er, all he ltecked was the monkey on his shoulder, We had to get ewey from thet, 60 we went to the Farm Impiements Department et the basement floor, And there was Frenk Hummel, testing the ebility of a new meke of tractor, He was prectically ripping the plsce apart. It wes so noisy down there you couldn(t heer yourself think, Glad to get ewsy from thet hullabeloo, we mede our way beck upstairs, Teking time out we peused at the complaint department, Merilyn Asmus wes behind the bers, and brother, could she teke cere of her customers! I doubt if anyone ever ventured beck to meke eny more compieints, Heving visited elmost every pert of the store, I was tired end wented to freshen up e bit, so I excused mysely from the rest of the class end mede my way to the ladies! lounge, To my surprise--or was it a surprise--I found Don North e few feet from the entrence to the ledies' lounge. He was passing out samples of a new shade of powder, Where you won't find the cless of '47! See what I mean when I Say they ere unusual?!{!!!! ES LL NT Ea EE AT A A A Aaa A A a an A eer +e speeeenieenenn | | ae ee at ee ee eet eee ee mes SS eT SR ee aasee —! - _— m= wanen — ee ee ee — - ee aes 5 I Ne ———_—_ ————— — _ = E eee ee -_—— + = ee eee ’ , ee ee ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of tne HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL May 16, 1947 tome Theme — BUILDING THE PEACE eee tOnhiaw os votre ey oe ge Re -Schnool Band Pavereoion. i sy ei hinis ec Fwd C. W. Heller Salutatory -— Wheat We. Are Doi ng In .Grayce Phillips Japan-- And Why UBL Owe) otk ‘ -Loma Robertson Valedictory - “What We ‘Are “Doing In, «Marilyn Asmus Gerneny-—-And Why Presentation of the Sne: aker.”. Suvt. EF. E. Ancrews BTM Gg hoo et + © 0 «.« Dr. Paul H. Faligs Presicent of Hiram College Music — When Ne RAE a, 5) - ene . .Se€nior Trio De Sviva Presentation of Class to. .. Prin. I. Lyle Loomis Board of Education Presentation of Divlomas. ee ee en a a me te at te ae cnet en et np ere eect Rate rence eee ee ed P Se et er NE TEE TY NR er e amnnhamenn heemnenateteeeenemeenen meme anaes ogni: saediny SAM sei + oon ene 6 nt ase em ee ee pa a ent ent ee ne et ae I SS SR LR A A ER a pip ina i, —— ae = ee) ee MI EOE Browne Pres. Board of Education Response by Class President ...... Jack Ryder Se RET AEF ans. dak. gw” Vanes ge � Rev. C. We. Heller CLASS MOTTO Haoviness is found not in reward but in honorable effort CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER SCHOOL COLORS Blue and Silver Scarlet and Gold American Beauty Rose CLASS ROLL Walter E, Agler -r Merilyn May Asmus Patricta Ann. Neal Donia May Gibbs :Garold’A.° Garrett’ sDorothy Jean Browne Donald Elwin North Thomas R. Daucr Robert Lee Ennis Jeck McKee Ryder Grayce Harriet Phillins Verna Belle Gibbs Franklyn Clyde Hummel Forest Wayne Lee Brice Elwood Thornton Don Louis Ziss | FACULTY : Mr. I. L. Loomis, Prin. Mr. EB. E, Andrews, Suvt. Mrs. Mary Livvert Miss Zsthel Asmus Mrs. Jane Keiffer Mrs. Myrtle Pengston Mrs. Eloise Moore , Mr. D. E. Pickens Miss Helen Southwick Board of Education | F. F, Asmus, Vice-Pres. ‘ARE ASAIO | RACCALAV ERATE SERVICE HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sundey, Processional 6. l ; e e LChool Rand nvecetioen 23 2 Sete oS. Heller Scripture Reading - ..6 « « Miller EYES OR 2 Sila l-e et Se re Heller us loves Mea on “ty God Andreae: Serger Sermon Miller Sextet baal Fenediction W. Heller ‘ 4 a Ee RF ee a i CS Sette tt + etait ' � JUNIOR CLASS me Back Row-=-Bernite Nowerd, Arlyn Snyder, Sam Genson, Lynn Snyder, Nelda Hertmen,. No rma Jean Walker, Rog—.. er Bengtson | : Front Row-Lome Robertson, Reymond Porter, Dennis Sergent, Shirley Heiman, Bob Eckel, Henry Wauters, Mr, Loomis, Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row+-Harold Pope, John Weing, Gerald Ennis, Charles Genson Front .Row--Nathalia Neal, Joan Gibbs, Pauline Myers, Mrs, Kieffer; Sponsor, not in picture--Evelyn Duty. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row--Victoria Pollom, Ruth Debbe, Richard Snyder, Charlotte Mourdock, Paul Michaelis, James Watts, June Robinson, James Nicholson, Mary Snyder, Miss Southwick, oponsor. : Front Row--Paul Eckel, Arleta Snyder, Richard Huss, Doris Duncan, Fred Hall, Bonnie Browne, Harold wWeihl, Leotta Limes, not in picture-Dorothy Brown,Ted Weing. Ca oof thy Hoey ak es ; ; cacy, Spor s ? ; | | | ; | | JL Beck Row --Doro? snyae Pili Browne py aee Gerdemer:, Herold :tucchier, Murdock, Virginie Genson, AND EIGHTH GRADES sponser, Joyce Ruth Gibbs, Moore, Cerol Asmus, Cherlcs Mutecnicr, TH £ND SIXTH GRADES Beck Row--Phyllis Murdock, Cnerles Shufelt, Darrel Duncan, John Fells, Jeannet e Hummel Berbers Reth- bun, Arlené Rowers, Rove xs De Third Row Bill Fox, Tom } % Enright, Art Michaelis, Milevyne Welker, Mar j le Myers, Sandra Myers, Joyce Grolle Second Row--Mrs, Be son, Bob PBringman, George Nich- olson, Cherles Thor Ann Armitege, Robert Heimen, Jim Ryder, Eugene First Row--Alice aria Evon Myers, Jean Ovitt, Mary Bobel, Jean Weihl, Bill Garrett, Sandra Binger, Gerry Wetts THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Back row: Shirley Mazey, Dallas Swanson, Roland Wolfe, John Halbert, Donald Wolfe, Donald Hummel, Billy Davisson, Eualio Pisana, Roy Hernandez, and Darrel Debbe Third row: Miss Asmus, iva Mae Browne, Patty Gamby, Becky Potter, Jeannine North, Patricia Nicholson, Gerry Sutton, Don Asmus, Dorsey Ser- gent, Betty Austin, and Zane Billings Second row: Billy Koch, Rodney Fetteys, =mma Lee, Jane Gerdeman, Paul Snyder, Bobby Vislay, Joe Hofner, Graydon Shevard, and Carol Browne First row: Dianne Swanson, Laurena Michaelis, Ruth Asmus, Jessie Bobel, Charles Lee, Laura Lee Shufelt, Betty Heiman, Sandra Armitage, and Jean Gerdeman. Not in the picture: Rose Marie Loomis, and Ronald Asmus FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Back row: Joe Vislay, Dele Asmus, John Place, Johnny Moore, Ruth Ann Davisson, Ray Yofner, Roberta Huss, Patricia Wolfe, George Brown, and Richard Bower. Third row: Mrs. Linovert, Phyllis Andrews, Jane Sutton, Bobby Ryder, Charles Pernthistel, Larry Browne, Suzanne Fox, Don Browne, Ronnie Austin, Robert Lee, and Carlton Shevard Second row: Gordon Gibbs, Merlin Fauman, Sharon Bringman, John Snyder, Larry Mawer, Tommy Petteys, Mary Lou Henschen, Darlene Debbe, Marina Watts, .Nancv Browne, and Reynaldo Hernandez First row: Judy Heimen, Herold Armitage, Tom heoard, Jane Philo, Carol Gamby, Carolyn Debbe, Barbara Duncan, Walter Lee, Martha Hofner, and Janice Morlock. Not in the victure: Barbera Bridgett, Laura Lee Pruden, Dean Asmus, and James Chamberlain ms ee eee =e Heme: | + teen ee nres ee GIRLS. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G. A. A. is an organization of High School girls. This year, Miss Southwick was ovr svonsor. The G A. A. elected the following officers to lead the club: TT et tet ag sien i. ? President +— .—+.—. -Dorothy Browne Vice Pres, --—-—-—- —- Loma Robertson Secretary=—— —.— +. —.-Verna Gibbs TP EGLLT CY mete mene --Shirley Heiman . Revnorter- -+-+---+---+----+ Donna Gibbs | il The Girls meet at the school to discuss their business� After the meeting they comnete in some snort or dance. The Girls sponsored the Annvel Basketball Banouet a- gain this year. The G. A. A. Girls! Mothers vorevared the dinner. The Girls eslso snonsored a dance on Avril 25 here at the school. Our Annual Benouet wes held at the Won Bowling Green. We “tna the installation o our new members. All the girls present he time. SS — — Oe A NAAR Hr Nas a! ee ea ene See een mere Aer. sn ener cee. yeni ene JUNIOR-SENIOR PaNQUET .s The annual Juiior-Senior Banquet was haid on Firday, liay 2, 1947, in the Tower Room of the Hillcrest Hotel in Toledo, ‘his was the evening everyone had looked forward too because this was ovr most important formal affair and also the first Junior-Senior get-together this - vr 149, Everyone had a simply marvelous time. So mch for the t.- When we arrived at the Hillcrest Hotel we found the dining room very pretty and the tables were beautiful for they had lovely boquets of yellow daffidols and Forsythia, Next came the dinner. It was served by the waite resses at exactly 6:30 p.m. It was delicious too, The menu was a follows; Fruit Cup, Roast “tuffed Chicken Whipped Potatoes and Gravy, Fresh Green Peas, Assorted “Relishes, iwilk, Ice Cream and Cake, ie all enjoyed the recorded music while we ate, When evervene had finisned, Dennis Sergent, Pres- ident of the Junior Class, ag Todstmaster, started the program by telling how delicious the cCimner had béen, after a few corny jokes by the tcastmaster, Bob Eckel, welcomed the Seniors and the “acuity. The response was given by Jack ityder, President of the Senior Class, Well not it was the bors turn to do some performing, We had a song, and just guess by whom? Yes, Dennis and Same they sang Down by the Old Mill Stream! Next, was the time all the Juniors had been waiting for. they just corldn't wait to find ot what we Seniors left them. ‘So, Yrayce Phillips read the Class Will. We tried to distribute our possessions evenly and we hope we didn't miss anyone, i 2 Wes “he Seniors had a food laugh over the Vill, so now it was the Juniors turn and Shirley really read our ped- _igree, Gee, won't it be funny to fo into Tiedtkies and find all the Seniors working there, The rest of the evening was spent in-dancing to ree- ords and everyone had a swell time, ; Seriously now, ‘The Senior Class wishes to thank the — Junior Class for the wonderful evening. +t was oneof the brightest spots of our High School ays, and one we will always remember. We can't think of anything that would cover everything we want to say so all we!ll Say is just Thanks a lot, kids} — s A en . a a a ee: - tH 1 RA SE f ! | a a a on al nt rneualiiaidataionan 4 = CO | : , A WOoMD AT. T TY ARTO TIN | BASKETRALL Fé! at . | S 3 3 ae | T-e ennvel Essketball Sancuet, snonsored by tne ? + be - _—s +7 ies oll ans A PY 4 ae. Ps uf f ee eee IOAN at he iors | G.A.A., was hel@ on March 21, 1947, at tr Lae ee 001. nn 7 - 4 An excellent dinner wes vlannec and nrenerei cy the cbs Nin gs, ; - “ ta a : G.4.4. Motners. The menu-wes es folteows: Chicken a la | -- se +e. Wists + ° ‘s sl fs : es King. Mashnec Totetoes and Srevy, Zscalloned. Yorn, Tossed LIS y o. id = P Jw ms at . Selad, Milk, Ier Cream and Caxs. | | Wi After we hac all thorovehiy stuffed ovrselves, “9. | 2 S- trosaueed D } iS ry Peg— | Loomis, as Toastmester, introduced Dorotay owne, Pres | a od ie 1b = Kw - Wie J i 0 | ddent of the G.3.A. whe geve the welcome. Don Ziss A a b a) A wT Ls 23 ¢ + 5 Ved P if rateA that +o Chaarlesder ; | geve the resnonse. me redguegese btuav tne Sheer ETS : cere r 4 yeas “7 partenrA: z8d th | lead one more cheer. His request, was grantec aig une a i a . ta:% Ht of a | hes ee vt Cheerlseders gave out with “Whet sg The 4atter Withthe Pasa SL 4 ™ 2 =O 4. HH Team. a= 1 — . a. ms - Di . tr iiext. a Girls Trio; Loms Robertson, Grayte Phil x ; ‘ f . lr o livs. end tet “eal, seng a song all sahout tre basketbrll “is ¥ c.iit ca Vv a aM i: res aa n - RF cae mi ae +9 $24 py tune scuee The song was written bv “Ur. +oomis P a 2 : ow remarks and awarded P-) ra! 3 S n, ma Cheerlerders. a nee teepn e 2 9 = « then gave a few remer s on our: activitics etn ie ne reat ete a St TC ee th. eens ee ne wee thwieck, snonsor of the Girts! Athletic j | = +h Aw Yyeam UWS ast, but not at sll licest ’ on Ne Prorran ve Ss 2 renarrs end averded tne 1 r 2 } 3 ) —- et � s) t 8) , D ‘ � Feue: nis ths bovs on cD j ba ne 1 ‘ ' - 3 Cy | | : | ct 58) oc 2 cael A � ee ) rp D) rs 2) J ™ RS ct GO HIO ) rm = 3 ct ct ; row Ay —_ « ry fj C 4 4B wf C2 a) ct One ee OS fo F ct rs ooo wy 0D =e a3) ct Ty re fond ae | a 2 7 aa imrortant men the best Ye have SPO wes. OUT —L to us. Le oF tuck -Tor your se2son ct S| Vw be ry a x mH @ 3 3 te nee: N aayne nAmoO mua an ST i a Now. no wot another snecch; but some music by irs. IN +i a aa; : a avons = i Keiffer Dkhe nieved scveral veautiful umbers on ner ‘ : - TY ee LT: A A . THLE eee eS = nam tn inn eS A ALR lle eT SE | ; Neen el aacholen wl linend anian 20% 4 vais sort crarencic ntti snore suhapabomsaantheces | ; ; Semse mo - er a a . a ee Pe ee Lor: this banavet meant coven more.” ; : ee Reet ae ee a a ee re ee apr ne ere A OT EE LE LRN LCE ALITTLE I CE A lee Le eee ee ee ee Ce rr pe ee ne ee eR Cem ee Sareea A ae rer snmp ee ere cree ' pre sien We ey Sagat 2 —— presents I: L} ty N ALS ANT, AKGE Friday, April 11, 1947 Cast of Characters Mr. Hyde . e - 8 very férociots villian - . Don Ziss Priscilla. . «a blood thirsty wenche « « . eFer st Lec - John alden . ewho hunts Inddanse e « « « e« eFrank Hummel Lady Macbeth ea victim of Shakespeared 6 « « ¢ Waltor Agler Don: €uttes . ea young playwright « « e « e eJack Ryder “ Doctor “Janet ewho is in charge « « « @ e « «Dorothy Browne Lucille Cutter « Don's young wife «..s « � e?orna Gibbs Mrs. Adair « « � e somewhat mysterious lady . «rayoo Phillips.| @inine « ee « « eher daughter and slightly drdokade Denna Gibbs Wing « « «ee « .Don's chinese valet. és. . « « + -Brico Thornton Greg Stevens . . .a young man in 4 hurry e « « eGarold Garrot Claire Stevens . -his sister « « « © «© ee 2 ©� wFat Neal j { THE SENIOR CLASS OF } HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL . | it — Amos Burke . .. out fcr st good. « « « e e « eSob Ennis Inspector Britt. .or the puilcee « « « e - « e eon’ North TIME: Tho Presont, Lato on a stormy Spring night PLACE: The racaaetas hall of the Cutter Mansion’ in tho Adirondacks of New York. ACT. 1 Late in tho evening. ACT. 11 Later +hmt same ovenings ACT. 111 The following morning. Director: Mr. Lyle Loomis Chairs by the courtsoy of Croll Funeral Home = ee a ee | : | or eID S 4IGH SCHOOL. res ents LET ME OUT OF HERE Cast of Characters THE JUNIOR CLASS iA oe Eve Boyd. ..- an attractive young woman Shirley Heiman Bona Lynn . . � ve's room—matS .. . +. � « Loma Robertson Bessie Rhodes .the lendlady. . - « � e Nelda Hartman Hazel Miles . .the colored ma aid, + oe . Bernita Noward Stevie. . «. .the colored elevator boy . Roger Bingston Garret Lynn . £Bona's brother. ... . . Dennis Sergent Victor Ward . Garrett's val. « +. « 6 «.-� � Arlyn. Snyder Angela Boyd . Eve's weelthy aunt... . Norma Walker Gifford Morton.an eccentric voung man, . Bob Eckel Marshall Werd Wictor!: father ....., . Ray Porter et Ri Set este an OL i At RES OT Nn LN Nt ee se ial TIMMS: The present, PLACE: Any Mid-Western City, Act. I 8a.m. to 10 a.m, Act II 10a.m. to 11:30 of the same day. Act III Immediately following Act II 11:30 a m, to 1 vo.m. DIRECTOR: Mrs Hloise Moore Chairs courtsey of Croll Funeral Home en ee ee a te ome, seni “— wa _ MUSIC CONCERT presented April 18, 1947, by the BAND, A CAPELLA CHOIk, and GIRLS GLEE CLUB of HASKINS HIGH Girls Glee Clubs: Goin Home, awake Tis Spring, Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ra. Solos Loma Robertson Sr. Girls Trios; Pat Neal, Grayc e Phillips, Dorothy Browne Piano Acc. Girls Glee Club: Choral. Poadings, 23d Psalm, and St Cath- erine. Music, When Soft Voi a6, Wirth a Song in my Heart A Capella Choir: hiorning, Lar rom Opera Xerses, Oh Soldier, Solai “Night an? Day, “and Serub Me ete. High School Bands: Chapel Echoes, In a Sancturay, Dancing, and Sailing. | ei Trumpet Trios Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, Arleta Snyder, Charles Genson , Harold Weihl Clarinet and Saxophone Trio; Andalucia,' Bill Browne, Joanne Asmus, Marianne Milne, Flute Duets Sharn Shooting March , Carol Andrews; and Bon ie Browne, High School Band: Intermezzo, arch of the Marines-- featuring Drum Majorettes Sidney Lee Lakin, Ruth Debbe, audrey Gerdeman, doan Gibbs, Doris Duncan, .and Leotta Limes, . High School Bend members; Cornets:; Arleta Snyder, Charles Genson, fom Morlock, Harold Weihl, Lois Liebherr, Clarinets; Bill Browne, and Joanne Asmus, Trombones; Virginis Genson, and Dorothy Snyder, Tenor Sax: Marianne Milne, ED alto Horn; Doris Lee. Flutes Carol Andrews, and Bonnie Browne, Precussion; Jim Watts, Tom Armitage, Francis Naegele Bells: Doris Duncan ; Girles Glee “lub and A Capella Choir, Leotta Limes, Doris Duncan, lary Snyder, Ruth Debbe, r Arleta Snyder, Charlette iiurdock, June Robinson, Dor ot hy Brown, Evelyn. Duty, Joan Gibbs, Bernita Noward, Nathalia Nea}, Victoria Pollem, Loma Robertson, Pat Neal Grayce Phillips, Bonnie Browne, Dorothy Browne, Pauline lieyers, Harold Weihl, Forest Lee, Dennis Sergent, Sam Genson, Ray Porter, Charles Genson, and ohn Wenig, | | | CH cISTMAS PROGRAM PART Lo wae3nn----- THE FIRST CHRISTMAS EVE Narrators- Pauline Muchler, Sidnee Lee Haki ifarianne Milne, Lois Liebherr: Tomnry Armitage, Jane Ecke:,. Doris Lee, Dorothy Jean Snyder, Ary Le Ste Betty Wolfe J OSEPH----- Gerald Duty SHEPHERDS --Richard Horner , Harold Mut + WICK MEN---Jimmy Mourdcocx, Tommy Gibb ‘-ANGELS----- Joan Asmus, Carcl Andrews, CAROLS: PanT 0 Little Town of Bet filehen Hark The Herald Angles Sing” The First Noel angels From the Realms. of Glory nit came Upon the liidnight Ciear Away In A lianger Joy to the Worla 0 Come All Ye Faxthful We Three Kings cf Orient Are Mary Lou Henchen Jeannette Hummel Suzanne ox Sandra livers Carol Browne Rose ilarie Loomis Jeanine North katty Gamby QUARTET: Silent Night Leotta Limes, chlex, ” i) Jorce Grades Grades Grades Grades Grades Grades Grades n, Ro i Jack Bik. Browne, Dorothy onyder, Audrey Cerdeman, bert Asmus, ed North Armitage Hisher, Ruth Gibbs 1 3 o re) 9 i S Tonettes and and and and and and to ONE OMA A W Patty Nichalson J Gerry Watts Ann Armitage Warie Ola liyers Doris Duncan, Charlotte Mourdock, Clarinet Diet: “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks Joan Asmus Bill Browne, FLUTZ SOLO: Bring A Torch Jeanette Isabella , Il -+------- CHRISTIAS EVE 1946 70h ee Jack Ryde VWARY -----Pat Neal GIRLS! GLEE CLUB: There's A Song In the Air Jingle Bellis BOY! BLEE CLUB r T Heard the Bei3ls on Christmas Day Santa Claus I Coming to Town Arleta Snyder Carol Andrews Dorothy Browne, Accompanist Loma Robertson, Accompanist ACAPELLA CHOIR; QO Holy Night Loma Rober tson-S oloist White Christmas Dennis Sergent - -Soloist A Choral Reading Twas the N,;ght Before Christmas Se seabinre Mokat ee retreat vate omc een ae SGUA Roger Rengtson, men- Jim Nicholson, Paul John Wenig, Jim Watts, assistent coach | 3, Arlyn Snyder, Sam Genson, Gerold Garrett enkivn Hummel, Don Ziss, Bob Eckel, Don North, Jeck Ryder, Reymond Porter + = 9 — oO ” a ees eee —. — ee ee a TI = was sent nen tee ce maa a tats . = ———EEE7 — —_ —— ; —_ . - nn ee na pig , LE NS TY NNR Sr cawiien esse TS etn CIC le ae Mating IE ALLS ASO gt RN ALON AR , EA LT ATT A $$ + - ee Ee TE en ee ee ee neemnenetitzinlliten eis . ” 6 RS ED A A eR RE A CCR LL | + CL CLL: LITE VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1946-47 Opponent Haskins Alumni 46 48 N. Troy 10 79 Waterville 40 47 Webster 28 59 Monclova 25 LT Tontogany 14 68 Milton 32 47 Whitehouse 27 36 Gr. Rapids 48 45 Luckey $57 24 BG. Reserve 29 50 Walbridge 58 48 Ottawa Hillis 47 41 Milton 14 50 Gr, Rapids 567 45.---. ae Weston 17 57 Gr. Rapids 46 48 Waterville 4¢e 48 Weston 24 49 Tontogany 16 56 Pemberbillé 359 Fe Pe Jackson 27 29 Bloomdale 55 31 %League Plavoff Tournament games : i ; : } i i ) ; : ; | | i i | | ly | | RESERVE BASKETBALL SC hEDULE 1946-47 . Opponent Haskins Alumni 62 23 Ny Troy “22 © 35 Waterville 39 19 Webster 15 19 Monclova 25 18 Tontogany 15 og ML Iiton Seo 38 Whitehouse 26 on Gr. Rapids 26 42 Luckey 24 11 Walbridge 25 29 Ottawa Hills 55 17 Milton 27 29 Gr. Rapids “2d 55 Weston 16 ol Waterville 25 50 me i t i { i { a | | ti if EE LN A A TA CE TR NE RU A AO ER ERAT ES A EE RIE li NR AE aS a a 7 ete Ree on = od m atin 7 ‘ : - = — , ‘ — 1s — - . me tens ee we ” “ ie . ; a - ae ath ie. “Aca, ie i A Ae At AC CC Sr re ee —_—_+ yp —— — eee oe ‘ me ee ee ee SS nae pre sacar aseeaaracn SR OTE eee ooo s ee ER NS EN le A ee A Ae te Nn, tk int i at ete te RE ner { { BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ) 1947-48 | Nov, 21 Waterville Here (| Nov. 25 Monclova Here : bec, 5 Walbridge There t Déecy 9 Tontogany There i! Dec, 12 Milton Here {| Dec. 16 Whitehouse Here : Dec, 19 Grand Rapids There T Dec, 235 Liberty Here an, 6 Weston There Jan, Q -; Tontogany Here Jan. 16 Milton There Jan, 20 Webster There Jan, Grand Rapids Here nw ate 27 Weston Here Jan, 50 Ottawa Hills There Feb, 6 Waterville There en ee ee ee oe a ee : 4 ee Fm MN OE mR NORE 8 me : : r sentence antes ApAanEa eR Se A A RR: RE I RR Ee COLI Sts INN af 3 ; j é i i ‘ [! ) } — a RE + RR sere - - . —_ LL A LA et . - An rr eer ER eC ee Sees ee - here ——— — % TS m ee SRT Re em er Ra IT ae wud be — ii za nies a ; = asi oe | PH ek, cca of IMENTS : 7 OM? IMENTS 3 COMPLI) AF. N ts {ess | Fs oe Or GAN Ti PLAN MIB! sod ‘SEN Kg NK Bs ASS BOWLING GREEN, OHIO! : el TA aN rN WHEN MODERNIZING HOME OR A) APL IME] rus Ad Mh Ponives ae | iad _H. SWANSON K. SUTTON k - ars FOR YOUR PLUMBING HEATING OR ) CLEANERS SPOUTEH at 2 | _ HASKINS, OHIO : BOWLING GREEN, OrllO 7 4 AY ANN AUIS HOPPE DEMONSTRA! flOW: r) 5 Be — i | ee ee iy! ra” MG COSME HICSS PONE SS 443) 124 WEST WOOSTER 4 BOWL ING GREEN, OHIO Bet SOK ROBERTS ST HAE SHEH AH OTHE HEHE EH EHBE HOH HHT ANN EH ETH HEEeH TAK KN OS a ¢? Cer tT; AM BE: Le NCKdAN PO ea oade sans evurepautestasesererenusansreraserasesauezee ts STOOT RESTAUANT DON AND FRANCES if ry rik Heo eR AU eis PROPS 214 SOUTH MAIN , Po LES COMPLETE KENDALL LUBRICATION AND KENDALL: OILS: COMPLETE LINE OF GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES CHILL CHEST FREEZERS GLENN ARMITAGE, Mer. SOUTH MAIN BOWLING GREEN. ladle edit dtl A tel ee ee ee ee ee ee ATHE BANK. OF. WOOD COUNTY _. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ‘+ ny Y MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION bie DAAC Si one | CS ah tt, VAS is! 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LN oe ma 4 Ary Ll pe ay kt f ae ad ‘ at a : A Y — eae | r, AG a: te see NT Ke iyo FN ae eS) | at Ee te fe j ee hee ROS Oo ase ae ae SIIKEAL t US PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GARDEN SEEDS LUBRICATING QIL FIELD SEEDS GREAS ....PAI™TS TWINE——GRAIN FERTILIZ2R2-— FENCE SPRAY MATERIAL OW MED € “ ©) gid: 4 yoni ah Sy rey Ly WOCR COUNTY “ARMERS ¢- mw aeand ew ee We jf er Pas VES we Any hey ; % ‘i i? ay aL EVIE 3% b Chie: r 48 (4 ; i cee te uy FP ti bck EVD } J Vy i J . 7 ’ “NS een eee eT URE eee eee « ee ee iat iii ee iii a i er ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ee oe 4% ole i a ee ee | 4 Lied ee oe ee : SALAS me ee me hg aN ey Pe ECON ee ee rs co} ee, t — - - Meee . eS a ) OHIO ey cfear = Pe oe ( ) — 5 S STATIO WY ea F-! 4 T JASES, ACCESSORIES HASK PHONE 2131 T—WI L GR2 a ae ; FLE qs GAS, O rags J 2 f TRG os pe alles A E 0 m u fry bode ees - q i = Fy gD a) exh — fom ! a inSain oS ere Se ae a . ? i a ee ee | OO | oR PK AL fe eit ys eee ; Bay Or eee Ay ee Set eos Pee secr rt WV Srie VA tb INSUKANC £ Or HASKINS | ELL as Soe ie N IS SAIOHER-ASER YE raf STAPF RON GAS, GIL, AMD ACCESSIORIES ANS ENS enem 9 OES NATIONW shy IF GREG ee COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY 41 Gi OCs A QUALITY MEATS DISTRIEUTOKS Or 144 Ls Ce GRAM (7, eS Ses eh Se Ne ee hh Ped BS OAK OED Ea ane hues a e , r mr SCCAMOORKE MAYTAG WAS TIERS if AND ATA O =- i) . rlASK INS, f, r ef 1 4 § ae wr f Py { | SS Oe, ig ao) Fae a bat F ae POR EVGRYTHING be Novelties Nall Paper Chia). ” Painte Candies DOWLING GKEEN. 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