Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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Pres + ES : Sam Genson Class Plays Class Officer Basketball Baseball Track Glee Club School Paper Steff Orchestra Norma Jean Walker Class Plays Class Officer GAA Member Glee Club School Paper Staff Arl Snyder ope eS Class Officer Basketball Baseball Track School Paper Staff Roger Bengtson Class Plays Team Manager Glee Club School Paver Staff Orchestra Nelda Hartman Peagaellaysne Class Officer GAA hember School Paper Staff Glee Club ane Snyder Class Plays Track Baseball Glee Club Raymond Porter Class Plays Class Officer Basketball Baseball Track School Paper Staff Glee Club Shirley Heiman Class Plays Class Officer GAA Member School Paper Staff Glee Club Student Council Dennis Sergent Geaoa 1c Class Officer Baseball Track School Paper Staff Glee Club Bob Eckel Class Plays Class Officer Basketball Baseball Track Hen Vauters Class Plays Basketball School Paper Staff Glee Club Bernita Noward Class Plays GAA Member School Paper Staff Glee Club | | ee SS f: CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago, the Senior Class of 1948 or most of it, walked through the doors of Haskins High School for the first time, and optimistically demanded an education, Of the Twenty or Twenty-five first graders who started here in 1936, only five: Sam Genson, Ray Porter, Arlyn Snyder, Shirley Heiman, and Bernita Noward have remained to complete their entire twelve years of school in the Haskins High School. Of course, we gained members as we passed from grade to gradee We started our high school career with an enrollment of fif- teen Freshmen, brimming with the naive self-assurance that only Freshmen possesse After initiation we were settled down and ready to start our high school future. We entered our Sophomore yeer with an enrollment of fourteen, one less than we had in our Freshman year. Miriam Simons left, and moved to Perrysburge We started our career in sports’ and, other activities in our Sophomore year. Our sponsor, Miss Mer= cer, furnished us with many exciting parties. When we came to school as Juniors, with an enrollment of thirteen, we missed one of our studentse She was Ruth Norvell who moved to Bowling Greene Mre Loomis was our class sponsor, this year. We presented our elass play “Let Me Out of Here on November 17. Mrs. Moore dida fine job as our director. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was very successful and everybody Had a good times It was held at the Hillcrest Hotel in Toledo. A lovely vorogram was given which was followed by dancing. We en= joyed three class nvarties during the year under the supervision of our sponsor, Mr. Loomise Our Senior year began with an enrollment of twelve. We lost one member, Loma Robertson, who moved to Bowling Green. It has been a very busy year for all the Seniors. our Senior boys re- ceived letters for treir participation in the svort---basketball, To raise funds for our trip we took to Washington, [P.Ce, we put on a dance, a nanver drive, served cafeteria during the winter months, issued a year book, and presented our Senior vlay, Sum= | mer Storm . Our trip was taken from May 23 to May 27+ We had a wonderful time’ All of our activities were pursued with the help of our sponsor, re Andrews. We greatly enjoyed the banquet which the Junior Class cutedid themselves preparing for use We will always be grateful to our verents for providing us with the onvortunity to receive a high school education, and to our teachers for the patience and consideration they have shown throughout the years we were with theme Our faith in our homes and our school is the basis of the confidence with which we face the future. Sasa RDwabesibare 25° : ca Bi PPS Rea ayn pnee SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1948, in our right minds, leave our only possessions to the Junior Class. BERNITA NOWARD leaves her talent to chit-chat, giggle, and chew gum to Nathalia Neal in hopes for fewer demerits. DENNIS SERGENT wills his wavy hair and big blue eyes to all the Junior Girls and hopes it will bring them lots of luck. NORMA WALKER leaves her loyalty to one man only to Evelyn Duty in hoves for hapvy hunting. BOB ECKEL wills the Haskins High Basketball Team to Jom Wenig and wishes him a winning 1948-49 season. SHIRLEY HEIMAN cheerfully wills her editorship of the Crim- son and Gold to Pauline Myers in hopes that she will keep the presses hot with news from good, old Haskins High. EENRY WAUTEPS leaves his sense of fair play and pleasant personality to all the Junior Boys. THE FOUR SENTIOn GIRLS leave their squabbles to the four Junior Girls and hope they don't have as many fist fights as we did (joking, of course). RAYMOND PORTER wills his being late to school to Harold Pope who has a good start in keeping up his habit. ARLYN SNYDER leaves his ability for getting quarter day-off cards to Gerry Ennis. NELDA HARTMAN wills her blue ribbon volley-ball team to Joan Gibbs in hopes that she will keep the ball in the air. LYNN SNYDER leaves his wolf-like ways to Harold Pope and hopes that he can be “Lady Killer, Number 2”. ROGER BENGTSON leaves his giggling to all the Junior Boys and hopes that they can be as vopular with the nervous faculty members as he was. SAY GEXSON wills his ability to drive acar to Charles Genson hoving that he will keep out of the ditch. THE SENIOR BOYS pass on to all the Junior Boys the 4,798,007 demerits accumulated by them throughout this past school year and just dare them to come close. We, TEE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948, will to the Junior Class our good looks, charm, and personality in hones that they will have as successful a Senior year es we had. +. Seoeyyye pal? = aye bait ia? tc ae Fe oe 75 2 w C One quiet summer evening, as I sat in my easy chair idly pase sing the time, I began to wonder what had become of my old school chums--the ones with whom I had svent many hanpy davs of carefree youth. Right in the middle of a pleasant memory, I heard a knock on the door. Answering it, I found much to my chagrin none other than my old buddy Roger Bengtsone How time had changed him! And why not? After all, who can work all three shifts at Spicers and not show a little wear and tear? After we had chatted for a lit- tle while, he told me of the purpose of his visit. It seems that another old classmate, Bob Eckel, had decided to run for Chief of Police of downtown Haskinse (He thinks no one will ever suspect an officer of the lew.) Roger is his campaign manager--for IV. pon assuring Roger that I would not, even in my right mind vote for Bob, I began asking about the rest of the old gang. He was able to tell me that Sam Genson was recently promoted to head dog catcher of Bowling Green. One just never knows how successful one's friends will turn out, does one? He also tole me that Dene nis Sergent was still a student at Maskins High School working on his Senior year Chemistry classe It seems he just must have that credit to graduate. His motto seems to be If at first you don't succeed, try, try, a GUN$” Rod had run into another old pal the previous day. She was definitely wearing the New Look. Her dress was of huge black and white stripes. It seems that Bernita Now= ard is the matron in the Womens' Reformatory at Mansfield. Good Behavior’ Then, with e varting giggle, Rod bid me farewell. Because, he had aroused my curiosity, I sought out the town gossip who was able to give me some more information about my partners in crime. Norma Jean Walker and Henry Wauters finally got married and now have ten children. Arlyn Snvder is living with his folks still trying to get his 1934 Ford in running cone dition. Nelda Hartman is now the holder of the title Womens! Wrestling Champion of Northwestern Ohio and apnears nightly at the Civic Auditorium. Ray Porter and Lynn Snyder are partners in a business where they manufacture and sell glass hod carrierse Their slogan is Let us make light of your worke” (And they'd know how to do it--being authorities in the field.) Well, tempus fugit, and I must be offi I must be to go to all this trouble just to check up on the class of 1948. I must stop at the school to pick up my little boy Jerry Junior. He isn't doing too well in school this yeare His teacher, Shirley Heiman keeps sending home the same problem with him for arithmetic homee work. A school teacher makes $2200 and her expenses are $2600 and we can't figure it out either. Could we be pipe dreaming? Or is this really the class of 1948? a a Feguinwe “Shen ri — JUNIOR CLASS Back Roweelir. Pickens, Charles Genson, Cerry John Wenig, Harold Pope. be a] Front Row--Joan Gibbs, Evelyn Duty, Pauline Nathalia Neal. SOPHOMORE CLASS pen Richard Snyder, ed Hall, Hetts, Harold Weihl, Jim Rickel. Duncan, Charlotte Vourdock, Varion der, Getty Boso, Leotta Limes, 3on- wy % - ¢ Browne, Dorothy Brown, June Robinsons BA Bekel, Richard KF FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row---Lois Liebherr, Harold Mutchler, Ted Nor Southwick. Bottom Row-=-Betty Belcher, Lee, Mary Jane Eckel, Varianne Milne, Sidnee Lee WY Eyed SaXkin SEVENTH EIGHTH GRADES FIFTH SIXTH GRADES } 4 é mare r SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Back Row--Bob Boso, Joyce Fisher, Virginia Genson, Bill Browne, Jeannette Hummel, Jack Armitage, Ruth Gibbs, Marilyn Moore, Dorothy Snyder. Second Row--Carol Andrews, Charles Walker, Tom Mor- lock, Darrel Duncan, Arlene Bower, John Falls, Jim Hessman, Francis Naegele, Gerald Duty, Nrs. Moore. First Row--Jim Ryder, Marie Ola Myers,Phyllia Mour- dock, WNilayne Walker, Joan Asmus, Robert Asmus, Gerry Watts, Kevin Enright, Tom Armitage, George Nicholson. Absent--Barbara Rathbun, Ann Armitage. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Back Row--Jean Weihl, Sandra Binger, Joyce Grolle, John Halbert, Bobby Heiman, Donald Hummel, Tomry Stewart,Narilyn Mettert, Donald Wolf, Sandra Myers, Joan Eckel, Jean Ovitt, Becky Potter,Nrs. Bengtson. Second Row--Eugene Brown, Billy Garrett, Bob Bring- man, Roy Hernandez, Patty Nicholson,Jeannine North, Betty Cunningham, Billy Davisson, Billy Fox, Don Asmus, Mary Bobel. First Row--Eva Mae Browne, Jean Gerdeman, Evon Myers, Ronald Asmus, Rodney Petteys, Emma Lee, Johnny Rathbun, Jane Gerdeman, Alice Snyder, Billy Koch. — VT QO fa 4 O aL. fan te. — O bin a ox a7 Ibm FIRST SECOND GRADES hater wa eae D J . Sayer ens MIXED CHORUS | Top Row--Tom Gibbs, Harold Pope, John Wenig, Sam Genson, Dennis Sergent, Charles Genson, Jim Mour= dock, Ted North, Harold Weihl. Middle Row--Jane Eckei, Betty Boso, Dorothy Brown, Lois Liebherr, Evelyn Duty, Charlotte Mourdock, June Robinson, Nathalia Neal, Mr. Nold. Bottom Row--Sidnee Lee Eakin, Marianne Vilne, Mary Snyder, Marion Sutton, Betty Belcher, Bernita Now= ard, Leotta Limes, Doris Lee. a BAND vree ! SS Top Row--Marilyn VMoore, Warilyn Mettert, Harold Weihl, Billy Browne, Virginia Genson, Doris Lee, Dorothy Snyder, Jeannette Hummel, Carol Andrews. Second Rowe-Jean Veihl, Jean Ovitt, Joyce Grolle, Milayne Walker, Arlene Bowers, Bonnie Browne, Joan Asmus, Sandra Singer, Tommy Morlock, Charles Gen= son, Mr. Nold. Third Row--Jeannine North, Joan Eckel, Billy Davis= son, Gerry Watts, “arianne Milne, Sidnee Lee Zakine ) Bottom Row--Jimmy Ryder, Billy Fox, Tom Armitage, : Doris Duncan, Sandra Myers, Pauline Myers, Chare- hi lotte Mourdock, Ruth Gibbs, Barbara Rathbun. SS Vem hi = Ci de hoe ae Pie ee ore Tsu =. Fat st ets . = pe ere PE cis JUNIOR=SENIOR BANQUET The Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 7 at the Woman's Club in Toledo, Ohio. The meal was served at 6:30. It was a delicious dinner. The menu was as follows: Swiss Steak Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Gravy Fruit Salad Coffee Rolls Veringue Shells with Ice Cream The table was decorated with the Senior Class flower, white carnations, and with the Senior Class colors, blue and white. We can thank Joan Gibbs, Evelyn Duty, and Nathalia Neal for the lovely appearance of the table. Pauline Myers, acting as toastmistress, opened the pro- grame The welcome was then given by Gerry Ennis, the Junior Class President. The response by the Senior Class President, Raymond Porter, immediately followed the welcome. Harold Pope let the Seniors know what they would be doing in the future years by reading the Senior Class Prophecy. The pro- gram was closed with the reading of the Senior Class History and Senior Class Will by Arlyn Snyder and Norma Jean Walker, respectively. Following the program the grouv finished the evening by dancing. We wish to thank the Juniors for the lovely and memor- able evening they gave us. é te sce ‘ep! ES edie on MUSIC CONCERT given by the Sis | ras he os ¥: oe ie if ean wis Haskins High School Band ie Franklin Nold--Director � ee Ey | ak Ta on Friday Night--April 30--8 p.m. High School Auditorium Ti Qh _ pee aes The Star Spangled Banner le March-- Prestige”. eoeeee ee © © © © © 8 eDoug las The Band Ze Songs e e © © © © © @ 0 ew wl wl wd The First and Second Grade Se Clarinet Duet. « « « « « « « Jean Ovitt and Sendra Binger 4. Indian Music Plave « « « © « e « © eo Hiawatha's Childhood” Longfellow. oe @ Vee @4 @ 6.6) 0 6. ©. © 96. 0: © @- ee eWhiteley The Third and Fourth Grade 5e Overture-- In the Stockade”. . « « « © « © e e e Liscombe The Band 6e Piano Solo. eeeeeeeeeee¢ «ee e Viennese Melody Jeanette Hummel] Te SONESe 0 « © «© © e © © ce co ce The Fifth and Sixth Grades 86 Cornet Solo--€ Ciribiribin”™. eeeee eee e ePestalozza Arletea Snyder SesbeLis Of PeacGases oe enete «eo Geese e Chase Roberts The Band 10. Flute SOlLGs 6 «6 6. 0 lee 6 se ecebe.e Se, 616 Carou anorens ll. Songs. « « occ e « « elhe Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls! 12. Trombone Solo-- Carry Me Back To Old Virginia”. . . Bland Arlene Bower Piano Solo-- Solfegzietto”. oeeee @ @8ehlOhhUlOhhlUlOhUlU Ohl Bach Jeannine North Music ,When Soft Yoices Piestene of 6 (606 0 © eo helseuel sme ne There Are Such Thingse « e e « eHigh School Girls’ Chorus Piano Soloe 61 6. On. 0. @ - 6 AGL O50 HO) 6) Lele e Russian Rhapsody” Sandra liyers RECESS ona lest a enrele ©. “ecec ele Med este. el bn exe. 6 De Hoven Angels Ever Singing e eoeee ee © © © © 8 le eBortniansky High School Mixed Chorus March-- Determination . « e « « © « « «© e « ce © 6 Douglas The Band GIRLSt ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row-=Betty Belcher, Bernita Noward, Norma Wale ker, Shirley Heiman, Evelyn Duty, Lois Liebherr, A udrey Gerdeman, Joan Gibbs, Nelda Hartmane Middle Row--Mr. Pickens, Dorothy Brown,Dorothy Sny-= der, Marianne Milne, June Robinson, Charlotte Mour= dock, Nathalia Neal, Jane Eckel, Betty Boso, Miss Southwicke Bottom Row--Sidnee Lee Eakin, Leotta Limes, Mary Snyder, Bonnie Browne, Doris Duncan, Pauline Myers, Doris Lee, Marion Sutton. CRIMSON AND GOLD PAPER STAFF Top Row--Miss Southwick, Charlotte Mourdock, Doris Duncan, Harold Weihl, Richard Snyder, Darrel Duncan Dennis Sergent, Jim Hessman,Sidnee Lee Eakin, Henry Wauters, Marion Sutton, Mrs. Moore, Arlyn Snyder, Leotta Limese Bottom Row-=-Bernita Noward,Joan Gibbs, Norma Walker Shirley Heiman, Nelda Hartman, 3onnie Browne, Paule ine Myerse HOLIDAY HOUSE Presented By Junior Class of Haskins High School November 14, 1948 Bradley Hunter. . fisherman de luxe”. . . .Harold Fope Janet Hunter. . .. fisherman's wife . . .Pavline Ivers Jasper Oxenrider. . . who hasa ..... Gerry Ennis wishbone complex Vinnie Oxenrider. . who runs Jasper. . . . «Evelyn Duty Clarabelle Oxenrider. who wants to... Yathalia Neal get married -eula rargorn. vos. bs) Wo ASU St vise of oie t00an Gibbs veen married ete rarson . . « « Pavla's husband. ... . John Wenig ck Feammerstein.e. . - Clarabelle's .. . Charles “enson current vrospvect A coredy which taxes place at a summer cottaze on a lake in northern Lichizan. To begin: Jan and Bradley Hunter rent Eoliday Eouse----the cottace---- for a vacation of peace and quiet to give Brad a chance to recover from a nervous breakdown, and to do some exnert” fishines. Sut wait till you see how things hanpen which veep them from achieving their purposes. You, the audience will be left in gales of lavehter, rutterinz, Well, the fishing may not have been so good, but oh, my sides” — = wee ee a ee ee = oUmWER © TCR Presented By Senior Class of Haskins High April 16, 1948 Charles Burtonececsee® young oy of 19..ceeeee avmond Porter Zloise Turner..ea very attractive woman of 37..Shirley Feiman Nedra Burtoneeeea sophisticated girl of 17....-helda Hartman Spikecsecoeeea® thin, dark bov of about 19..ccceeeecam Senson Valeeeoea vretty girl who has faced lifeesseSidnee Lee Sakin too young Mrs. Burtoneeeeecharming woman of about 40..eceeechorma Walker re BurtonececvecceelADDy dyovish Pellowescecceccecees 0D Sckel Reve DabielSecceceea dignified centleman.cesceerenry ‘auters Buddy Burtoneeeethe youngest of the BurtonseeeRoger Sengtson Stephen Freeman.elikeable man of about 40......ennis Sergent Patricia Burtoneeea delightful girl of 16.e..e3ernita Noward Sheriff O'Neilleeee typical political sheriff...lynn Snyder Kenny Clarkeeccccceced manly boy of l9ccececceececdriyn Snyder A lively comedy which takes place in the Burtons' summer home over which Stevhken Freemen, an old friend, is presiding while Vr. and Irs. Eurton celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary with a second noneymoon, The Surton children are typical American children so they lead lr. Freeman and Eloise Turner, their Aunt™, « merry chase while the two adults are in charge of the housee Neither Charles Burton, azed 19, nor Patricia and Nedra Purton, 16 and 17 vears old, respectively, can understand their little trother, fuddy, who is constantly vlaving Jumior G-Man. The vlay svarkles with good humor and susvensee ‘iho ere the two strencers who enter the cottage by force? Why is Chuck so mysterious about his stolen car? That can be the sheriff's reason for visiting the house? Will Eloise and Stephen revive their old love affair? The answers to these questions add up to a climax vou'll never forgett irae Pa sy i eet : BACCALAUREATE May 16, 1948 Haskins High School Auditorium @) je. 0. te) 6, © ¢@ School Band PROCS a ONE 1) ciialve levis: ete teu... -Roberts Pomp and Chivalry Invocation . eo eee e@ o NeVia Ce We Heller Scripture Reading. . . « Rev. 3B. D. Hughes Prayer . Rev. 0. E. Miller e “6 “6 «© 6.6 © ‘es © +e High School Chorus Angels Ever Singing” -- Bortniansky elite. SURO ce cals 1OL1er Music. OL 6 ele 16) sey We. 6 Ou tO. 210. 0 eHigh School Chorus Recessional” --DeKoven Benediction. ETE ies. sR ethcanss Sopdesaeps reve Oe De thugnes RT —— ——————E eee COMMENCEMENT Processional Pomp and Chivalry” School Band Invocation Reve O. EZ. Miller Salutatory Samuel R. Genson Kusic Chimes of Peace”--Roberts School Band Valedictory Shirley Ann Heiman Presentation of the Speaker Supt. E. =. Andrews Address Myr. Paul Barrett Personnel Director of Ohio Oil Co. usic Overture-- In The Stockade” School Band Prasentation of the Class to Board of Education Prin. D. E. Pickens Presentation of Divlomas Mre Le. I. Browne President of Board of Education Resvonse by Class President Raymond M. Porter Benediction Reve O. E. Miller CLASS SOTTO: Though the mountains are rucged, keep climbing. Pines COLIAS CLASS LOWER SCHOOL COLORS Blue and ‘ihite . ‘White Carnation Crimson and Gold CLASS ROLL Roger i. Bengtson Shirley Ann Heiman Samuel R. Genson Re. Dennis Sergent Norma Jean iialker Bernita Ruth Noward Henry L. vauters Lynn H. Snyder spelda Jane Hartman Raymond I’. Porter Ariyn ii. Snyder Robert D. Eckel recut Wy Andrews, Suverintendent Mrs. Sloise Moore rm Rickel Mr. Franklyn Nold nel Asmus Urs. Myrtle Bengtson en Southwick irse Lary Livvert ir. De . Pickens, =rincipal Board of Education L. I. Browne, Pres. E. H. Bobel, Vice-Pres. P. E. Browne F. F. Asmus Ge Je Nenig i poe ee ee eee SS ES ee asec inet Tore peaatee = ga ity ye oie , renee tapes Wet 1 it. She ee Am de oon S VARSITY BASKETBaLL TEAli Back Row--James Ryder (manager), Watts, Jim Mourdock, Harold Pope, ens (coach). Front Row--Paul Eckel, Tom Gibbs, James Ted Wenig, Richard Snyder, Richard Huss, Harold Weihl, Mr. Picke John Wenig, Henry Wauters, Bob Eckel, Raymond Porter, Sam Genson, Charles Gen= SNe JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL THAN Back Row--Charles Walker, Darrel Duncan, Mre Rick= el (coach), Jim Hessman, Jim Ryder. Front Row- -Robert Asmus, Jack Armitage, Gerry Duty, Tommy Armitacee 1947-1948 VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASONAL RECORD DATE OPPONENT THEY Nove 18 North Troy 36 Nove 21 Waterville 35 Nove 25 Monclova 38 Dece 5 Walbridge 36 Dece 9 Tontogany 28 Dec. 12 Milton 20 Dece 16 Whitehouse 40 Dece 19 Grand Rapids 57 Dece 23 Liberty 30 Jane Weston 20 Jane Tontogany 20 Jan e Milton 24 Jane Webster 42 Jane Grand Rapids 39 Jane Weston 32 Jane Ottawa Hills 46 Febe Waterville 36 Febe Bradner 43 Febe Risingsun $1 Febe Luckey 62 Febe Wayne 45 Roy Wes ne of Z mi Saks, eae Sead, Gua xThese games were played in the Wood County Tournament. 1948-1949 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE North Troy Waterville Ottawa Hills Tontogany Walbridge Milton Monclova Grand Rapids Liberty Weston Tontogany kilton Webster Grand Rapids Weston Vhitehouse Waterville Athletic Association, Fried Chicken Perfection Sal ad Toastmastere « « © © © © e Welcome. � « « « « © e ¢ © @ Resnonse « « « « «© © © « � Musice � « « «se«eceeeee of Speaker. -« Presentation Speaker. « «ee e © © © Athletic Director, Music e e e e @ e @ e eS e e Presentation of Awards « « Moving PictureSe « e o3 ots BaSKETBaLL BANQUET The annual Basketball Banquet sponsored by the High School was held on Thursday, April 22, 1948. 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