Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

hy a a a Dedication We dedicate this edition of the Crigo to Mrs. Charles Moore, to show our appreciation for the many years of ser= vice and energy she has spent with us in the classes and whose help and patience she has so freely given to make our plays so successful. The Senior Class of 19)9. eS, ‘ ‘soy. genta: ) || | ] ' Glee Club 3 ‘a Charles Genson Class Plays l, Basketball Track | Baseball Band Baseball Harold Pope Class Officers 1,2,3 Class Plays 3 Basketball Glee Club Paper Staff S 1,253 Joan Gibbs Class Plays Class Officers Glee Club Paper Staff 2 sd 2 GAA. Member 2 1, 1; tL; 1; Band John Wenig Class Plays Class Officers 1 Basketball Glee Club a 4 hy Pauline Myers 3,4 Class Plays 9394 Glee Club Class Officers 1, 2334 Student Council 35) GeAsAs Member 1,2,3,) G.A.A. Member 1,2,3, Paper Staff Cheerleader Gerald Ennis Class Plays Ciass Officers Glee Club Paper Staff Student Council 35 152535 1,2 3 (EN mek had ms Evelyn Duty Class Plays Class Officers Glee Club GeA.A. Member 1,2, Nathalia Neal 3,4 Class Officers 1,2,3 Class Plays l, Glee Club Paper Staff 1, 1,2 3 15,253; 3 3 3 35h mn Class History of 'h9 On September 3, 1937, the class of 9 began their long and awaited education. The first grade class consisted of 18 members, who were: Walter Brand, Lamson Brown, Jinmy Brown- ing, Evelyn Duty, Charles Genson, Joan Gibbs, Fred Hall, Pauline Myers, Nathalia Neal, Lois Peters, Edwin Roe, Gordon Royer, Franklin Schatizke, Marion Sutton, John Wenig, Melvin Roe, Florence Royer, Dennis Sergent. We went through this grade with flying colors. Now in our second year we returned to find that we had lost some of our members who were: Lamson Brown, Edwin Roe, Marion Sutton, Dennis Sergent. We had gained some also, they were: Homer More, Harold Mutchler, and Robert Mutchler. We now had 17 in our class. After a happy second year of learn- ing new things we were ready for vacation, but couldn't wait for school to start the next year. We now proceeded to Miss Asms! room and the third grade, We found we had lost Harold and Robert Mutchler and gained Jewel Lawson. In the fourth grade Harold Pope and Jerry Ennis joined our gange Our fifth year came swiftly upon us and we lost only one person—Lois Peters. Our sixth year with Miss Behrens as our teacher, we gained Julia Peterson and Louise Owens. We now had nineteen members. Now at the beginning of school in 193, we had the thrill, through 6 years of hard work, of climbing the stairs to the Junior High. We found that Fred Hall, Julia Peterson, _and Louise Owens had left us. Jewel Lawson also moved away in the middle of the year. In the eighth grade we lost Frank Schatizke and Walter Brand, but John Youngpeter joined us. We passed all final exams and graduated into high school. This was one of the biggest thrills of our life. We started the 9th grade with 9 people, but during the year Gene Wolfe joined us. Miss Hutchinson was our sponsor for this year, also as she had fun with us in the 8th grade. Now returning as Sophomores, thinking we knew everything but finding out differently through education, we looked at our class, which had decreased to eight members. John Young— peter and Gene Wolfe had both left us. We had as our sponsor Mrs. Keifer. In the Junior year our number remained the same. Under Mr. Pickens, as sponsor, our class made money and gave a banquet for the Seniors. Now in our last and most happy year, but yet sad for we Will soon be leaving dear old Haskins High, we have a total of eight members, who are: Charles Genson, Gerald Ennis, Evelyn Duty, John Wenig, Nathalia Neal, Pauline Myers, Jo n Gibbs, and Harold Pope. Mr. Andrews was our sponsor and under his supervision we raised enough money to take a trip. On May 20 we walked up and received our diplomas. The end to a very happy Senior year. We, the Senior Class wish to thank everyone who have made our education possible and given us self-confidence and faith to look ahead into the future and toward the road to success. CLASS PROPHECY OF 'h9 As the spring of 1959, came around and the circus began to travel the Barnum Baily and Ringling Brothers circus came to the great metropolis of Haskins and was advertising a new troupe of actors. So we decided to go to the circus and the next morning we got out the helicopter and flew down to the circus grounds and as time for the big show to start rolled around we went into the Big top and just as we got seated the big brass band began to play. As they came past us we were greatly surprised to see that the drum majorette was Joan Gibbs, a member of the class of '9. As the ringmaster came to the center of the ring to announce the acts we saw that it was Harold Pope yelling at the top of his voice. (He always was shooting off his mouth.) After he announced the next act we motioned to him to come over. He told us he liked his job very much since he was married to the former Joan Gibbs. He then returned to the ring and announced that they will see one of the most daring acts of the show-—-the lion tamer Marvo the Great who we soon found out was John Wenig. He stepped up to the lion and looked him square in the eyes. The crowd was tense, there were loud screams from the terrified women as Marvo stuck his head into the open lions mouth singing Caldonia, What Makes Your Big Head So Hard? (He always was sticking his neck out.) To prove his bravery to the crowd he again repeated it only this time the lion closed his mouth around Marvo's head--the lion lost three front teeth. Next the ringmaster announced Butterfoot the former Evelyn Duty, who is married to John Wenig. As she walked across the thin wire there was complete silence in the crowd, then as_ she reached the other side there is a loud ringing of applause. Then to show how good she really was she walked back across Without the wire. (Which is a grand feat if you can do it.’ | | | | | | Next we see 180 pounds of mscles swinging thiouzh the air on the trapeez. The ringmaster told us that it was one of his classmates, Charles Genson known as Careless Chuck who is married to his partner Pauline Myers better known as Butterfingers. She helps himin his acts like the final act where she pushes him from a platform 250 feet high on to a wet sponge, Then the ringmaster announced the Human Cannonball act by the one and only Cannonball Thal who is not caught the usual way by anet but in the arms of her husband Jerry Ennis the star clown of the circus who is better known as Jo-Jo 666 (All he does is act natural.) Of course this is what we think will happen to the class of 199 which will never come true. Or will it? WE, the Senior Class of 1949, do accept this year to be the end of our glorious school career at Haskins High School. Having been adjudged sound of mind and memory, and desiring to dispose of our possessions both in value and otherwise do deglare this to be. our last will and testament and dispose of the estate of the Senior Clads as follows: To the Faculty, who have so patiently put up with our conduct, we leave a padded cell which they have needed this last year. To the Juniors, we bequeath our intensive noisiness which, is not needed, may be passed on to the next class. I, Joan Gibbs, bequeath my love of jitter—bugging to Doris Duncan and to Jim Watts I leave my great master mind and hard studying during his school career. I, Charles Genson, bequeath my ability to drive a car to Dick Huss and hope he keeps it out of the ditch, and to Paul Eckel I leave my daily shavings in hope that he doesn't catch this habit. I, John Wenig, leave my ability to sleep in English to Harold Weihl, and hope the teacher will let him do so, and I leave my ability of giving reports to Bonnie Browne. I, Joan Gibbs and Pauline Myers, leave our power to catch aman to Arleta Snyder in hope that she can get and keep one. -I, Gerald Ennis, leave my Toni to Charlotte Murdock, and to Dick Snyder, my ability to get around the teachers in study hall. I, Evelyn Duty, leave my good looks to Leotta Limes, and leave my steady-going habits to Marion Sutton. I, Harold Pope, bequeath my cute remarks to Jim Nicholson and my girlish figure to June Robinson. I, Nathalia Neal, leave my quietness to Mary Snyder, and to Dorothy Brown I leave my beautiful red hair. I, Pauline Myers, leave my flirtatious ways to Ted Wenig, hoping he will make good use of them. We do hereby appoint the moth in Mr. Andrew's pocket—book as sole executor of our last will and testament, and do request our funeral services be carried on with much dignity and grace as our position entitles us too. In witness thereof, we the class of 199 have set our hands Signed and sealed to you this will on the thirteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, 199. JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Back Row---Mary Snyder, Doris Duncan, Richard Huss, James Nicholson, Bonnie Browne, Leotta Limes. Middle Row=—-Harold Weihl, Paul Eckel. Ted Wenig, Jim Watts, Dick Snyder, Mr. Sheldon. Bottom Row-----June Robinson, Marion Sutton, Betty Boso, Dorothy Brown, Arleta Snyder, Charlotte Murdock i | SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row--- -Lois Liebherr, Harold Mutchler, Tommy Gibbs, James Murdock, Ted North, Miss Berger. Bottom How -Jane Eckel, Audrey Gerdeman, Doris Lee, Sidnee Lee Eakin, Pauline Mutchler, Marianne Milne. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row Tommy Armitage, James Hessman, Frances Naegle, Gerald Duty, Billy Browne, Jack Armitage, Charles Walker, Robert Asmus, Mrs. Kamenik. Front Row---Marilyn Moore, Joan Asmus � Ruth Gibbs, Virginia Genson, Joyce Fisher, Carol Andrews, Dorothy Snyder. } Lu O a4 O QO z O UO ve Wi PRR ate tema ona | Back Row-—-Janice LeGalley, Albert Welch, Mary Ann Guhl, Douglas Lee, Carol Ann Daigen, Richard Fox, Nancy Petteys, Allen Limes, Frances Collins. Middle Row Paul Koch, Linda Sutton, Frank North, James Henschen, Lloyd Mazey, Bonnie Austin, Mona Lee Auston, Diane Sheperd, Mrs. Lippert. Front Row----Nancy Fruchey, Mary Lou Pruden, Janet German, Tommy Bridgett, Milton Harris, Kent Mauer, Marlana Deutschman. Those who were absent when the pictures were taken are as follows: Nancy Shufelt, Gerry Murdock , Darlene Brown, Bobby Guhl. SECOND THIRD GRADES Top Row Barbara Mourdock, Martha Hofner, Joyce Mutchler, Marian Watts, Larry Browne, Johnny Eakin, Robert Ryder, Ray Daigen, Nancy Browne, Walter Lee, Beverly Brown. Middle Row-----Jerry Speelman, Charles Bernthisel, Richard Bower, Collette Stewart, Roberta Huss, Jane Sutton, Donald Meyerhofer, Don Browne, Jerry Jagos, Burnette Billings, Miss Auten. Bottom Row--Robert Snyder, Hosea Welch, Robert Bobel, Janet Philo, Dorothy Sergent, James Petteys, Rosa Canales, Dorothy Bridgett, Kathleen Fox, William Dibling ° a a P| a = oe = rT) = - 2 x Wi THIRD GRADE FIFTH GRADE —————— _ a = — —— EE vV—— Tn , E —E— a ee Eo EEO Ee THIRD FOURTH GRADES Back Reow—Merlin Bauman, Reynaldo Hernandez, Phyllis Andrews, Suzanne Fox, Dale Asmus, Leonel Reyes, John Place, Joe Visley, Charles Lee, Sharon Bringman, Barbara Duncan, Carlton Sheperd. _.Middle Row--Tommy Petteys, Gordon Gibbs, Dean Asmus, Rolland Meyerhofer, Ray Hofner, Frederick Hessman, Ruth Ann Davisson, Reymundo Canales, John Moore, George Brown, Larry Mauer, Ronald Auston. Front Row---Janice Morlock, Robert Lee, Laura Lee Pruden, Carole Sutton, Mary Lou Henschen, John Snyder, Tommy Sheperd, Harold Armitage, Barbara Bridgett, Teacher--Miss Asmus. FIFTH SIXTH GRADES Back Row--Rosa Lee Shufelt, Carol Browne, Joe Hofner, Gerry Sutton, Dorsey Sergent, Jane Gerdeman, Betty Cunningham, Donald Asmus, Rodney Petteys, Eva Mae Browne, Jean Gerdeman, John Rathburn, Ronald Asmus. Middle Row----Jeannine North, Dallas Swanson, Zane Billings, Eulalio Pizana, Shirley Mazey, Donald Hummel , John Halbert, Patsy Nicholson, Rogelio Hernandez, Billy Davisson, Paul Snyder, Mrs. Myrtle Bengston. Front Row-—-Jimmy German, Jessie Bobel, Sandra Armit—- age, Robert Visley, Graydon Sheperd, Diane Swanson, Robert Meyerhofer, Ruth Ann Asmus, Billy Koch. Emma Lee was absent at the time the picture was taken. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SEVENTH EIGHTH GRADES Back Row---Kevin Enright, Sandra Binger, Jean Ovitt, Ann Armitage, Joyce Grolle, Carlos Reyes, Darrel Duncan, Sandra Myers, Joan Eckel, Jerry Watts, Marie Ola Myers, Jean Weihl. Middle Row---Charles Shufelt, Phyliss Murdock, James Stewart, Arlene Bowers, John Falls, Jeannette Hummel, Barbara Rathburn, Bob Boso, Milayne Walker, Tom Morlock, roy Canales, Mrs. Moore. Front Row--Evon Myers, Eugene Brown, Mary Bobel, Bob Bringman, Jim Ryder, Billy Garret, Billy Fox, George Nicholson, Alice Snyder. ‘OLA AAA RET Ce mete OSS oe cee a aaa Sad oe Po oO Ones Going to School S86 HRHP OK (7 GO Ons eS eon Orn COMMENCEMENT Processional School Band Invocation Rev. C. We. Heller Salutatory Joan Gibbs Music The Pioneer Overture | School Band Valedictory Pauline Myers . Presentation of the Speaker Supt. E. E. Andrews Address Mr. Art Barrie Radio Announcer Station W.S.P.D Toledo ; Music Plantation Tone Poem School Sand Presentation of the Class to Board of Education | Prin. John Sheldon Presentation of Diplomas Mr, L. I. Browne President of Board of Education Response by Class President Harold Pope Benediction Reve C. W. Heller CLASS MOTTO: Success lies, not in achieving which you aim at, but at aiming at what you ought to achieve. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER SCHOOL COLORS Green and Silver Pink Carnation Crimson and Gold CLASS ROLL Nathalia Ellen Neal Harold Roy Pope Gerald Lewis Ennis John Burton Wenig Naomi Joan Gibbs Charles Wilson. Genson Evelyn Mae Duty Pauline Alma Myers FACULTY Mr. E. E. Andrews, Superintendent Miss Esthel Asmus Mr, John Sheldon, Principal Miss Jeanette Autem Mr, Theodore R. Groman Mrs. Eloise Moore Mrse Myrtle Bengtson Mrs. Mary Kamenik Mr, Gerry Moenter Mrs. Mary lippert Miss Ruth Berger Mr. James Dunn Board of Education Mr. lee Le Browne, Pres. Mr. E. Hy Bobel, Vice—Pres, Mr. G. J. Wenig Mr. P. E. Browne Mr, Mr. J. W,. Shepard, Clerk | — —— LO tippy Zo s Ree | BACCALAUREATE Haskins High School Auditoriun precesetonalete ss a2 eo 0 © 0 © © © © e © ©6School Band Invocation .....e-. ee «© eo € } ROVe Be De Hughes - Scripture Reading . . � vues Rev. C. W. Heller Prayer... es ese ee 0 © «© © © «© Reve QO. E. Miller MUS Ges o otce 6. ¢ Girls Glee Club Now Thank We “ad Our God —-Johann Cruger eo «6 « « Rev. 5. °D. Hughes Girls Glee Club Oh lord “Vo st Holy -—Caesar Franck Benediction .« « « s : - Rev. O. E. Miller’ Recessional .« « « « « « ' ew School Band EE ——— ec _— — ——————— — ——— = = — —— —_—_ a ae Se — ——— —S—S—_——. = Li. re - ” int bal fatisa fhe — LA Zz Back Row-—Marion Sutton, Joan Asmus, Nathalia Neal, Joan Gibbs, Francis Neagle, Harold Pope, Jeannette Hummel, Audrey Gerdeman, Lois Leibherr, Pauline Mutchler, Marianne Milne. Front Row---Jean Weihl, Mary Snyder, Gerald Ennis, Pauline Myers, Sidnee Eakin, Arleta Snyder, Char- lotte Murdock, Mrs. Kamenik. Top Row-—---Arlene Bowers, Jean Weihl, Joan Eckel, Phyliss Murdock, Doris Lee, Bonnie Browne, Gerry Watts, Carol Andrews, Virginia Genson. Middle Row---Harold Weihl, Tommy Morlock, Jeannine North, Joyce Grolle, Milayne Walker, Marianne Milne, Billy Browne, Ruth Gibbs, Marilyn Moore, Jean Ovitt, Sandra Binger. Bottom Row--Charles Genson, Arleta Snyder, Barbara Rathburn, Ann Armitage, Sandra Myers, Jim Watts, Pauline Myers, Charlotte Murdock, Jeannette Hummel , Joan Asmus,. — = == =— = = = = ————SSS = aoe _ ee ROOM NO. 13 Presented By Senior Class of Haskins High School April 8, 199 Lizzie Spriggins. - eHousekeeper for .. eNathalia Neal Professor Snow Josh Spriggins .. . .lizzie's husband... - eGerry Ennis Professor Snow. « eAn eccentric old man . - e John Wenig WatKat se! 6 te” e e An uninvited guest. .. . eHarold Pope Janet Harris. . - Niece of Professor Snow . .Pauline Myers fed iy gS F289 Bea « « e Janet's friend ... . e Joan Gibbs Jim Stevens .. Good-looking young author . Charles Genson Madame Zelda. - Friend of the Spirits . . . .Evelyn Duty Janet Harris receives an invitation to visit her uncle, Professor Snow. She dreads to make the long trip by her- self, so she asks her girl friend Sally Hall to come with her. If they only knew what was going to happen to them over the weekend. Jim Stevens a struggling author begs the Professor to rent him a room so he might get the proper atmosphere for his next novel. You will lauch at the droll antics of Josh and Lizzy Spriggins the housekeepers of Snows house on the Hudson River. You will scream with Sally When she sees falling pictures and hands reaching through the fireplace for her. You will sit on the edge of your seat when Madame Zelda talks with her good friends the Spirits. And you will wonder who Jack, the tramp is who clambers in and out of secret passages and chests on the trail of the Professor and his associates. A surprising tum of events drive the frightened Sally into the arms of the tramp who is neither a tramp nor bewhiskered but is really a guard at an insane asylum. The youne author, Jin, finds, in the proud and haughty Janet the answer to all his dreams. Sally and Jack round up the Professor whose only interests are for hidden treasure and his elixir of life. Tne Professor and his associates are ready to go back to the asylum from which they escaped. A dash of mystery, spiced with loads of laughs, mixed well with romance, makes this play interesting throughout. LS ee (Ce GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row-----Joan Asmus, Marilyn Moore, Doris Lee, Nathalia Neal, Evelyn Duty, Virginia Genson, Pauline Mutchler, Marianne Milne, Carol Andrews, Mr, Dunn. Front Row-----Sidnee Lee Eakin, Mary Snyder, Marion Sutton, Betty Boso, Dorothy Brown, Arleta Snyder, Charlotte Murdock. LIFE OF THE PARTY Presented By Junior Class of Haskins High School November 30, 19))8 . Richard Huss - Leotta Limes e Doris Duncan Mr. Hughes .., sigen eo oe PAGEL 16 6 5 ° - Marion Sutton Mrs. Hughes. . 0 14) e JMOUNCY “se: tel's 16 Jean Hughes . . Junior in high school . Mildred Hughes. - College Freshman. . Amy Hughes .. « Youngest daughter .. Ted Hughes .. . . Senior in high school . « dames Watts Brss. 40-4008 61 4... Friend of Mrs. Hughes . -Bonnie Browne Ruth Coates... - « Daughter of. . . Charlotte Mourdock Mrs. Coates sally Frazier... . Girl friend of Ted .. .dune Robinson Dottie Kitmiller .. Girl friend of Ted ... Mary Snyder Maryrosalie Vogulhut . .Girl friend ...:...e. Betty: Boso of Ted Hope Shuttleworth . . Girl friend of Ted .. Mike Lisdale ... . Boy friend of Ruth .. Richard Snyder Gharies Collier... . Banker's Son. .... � Paul Eckel Tommy King. . . « e« « Boy friend of Jean .....Ted Wenig Snazzy Mitchell . . . Boy friend of Amy ... . Harold Weihl Walter Liscomb. . ... . Policeman... . .dames Nicholson ADL ES Sale «key lens (0., +.) (46'S: 6-0 eshte aM shade Moeueickons Arleta Snyder Dorothy Brown Mr. Hughes is to set up a branch office for his firm; flighty, funny Mrs. Hughes, being something of a snob at first, has high social ambitions. Oldest dauchter Mildred, a college freshman, fancies herself in love with the snooty son of a bank president. Imagine what happens to their a spirations when studious daughter Jean, under the illusion that she is in love with smooth-talking Mike Tisdale (Who arranges the party and dupes Jean into playing hostess), flings off her glasses and her reticences and becomes the life of the party. And what a party! Dapper Teddy, her brother, gets into a merry mix-up juggling four dates at once--until the girls get wise] And youngest daughter, Amy, rowdy cheer-leader, falls in love for the first time. Neigh- bors object to the noise--to the extent of punching Mr. Hughes in the nose. The police arrive....Jeanis in fora hard awakening--and so are the others, including both her parents. They all become aware of the serious implications or what had seemed very funny; and what makes the play unusual and worthwhile is the wise readjustments of the characters to one another and to life. ! | | JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET The Junior and Senior banquet was held at the Woman's Club in Toledo on May 13. The meal was served at 6:30. It was a delicious dinner. The menu was as follows: Swiss Steak Mashed Potatoes Peas Molded Fruit Salad Beverage and Rolls Cake a la mode with Choclate Sauce The table was decorated in the class colors of the Seniors, and was centered with bouquets of pink carnations, the class flower of the Senior Class. The tables were beautiful in appearance. After the dinner was over, the program was carried on with Harold Weihl as toastmaster. The welcome was then given by Jim Watts, the Junior Class President. The re- sponse by the Senior Class President, Harold Pope im mediately followed the welcome. Many a laugh was obtained when the Class Prophecy was read by Arleta Snyder. After this the history of the Class of 199 was read by Gerald Ennis, and the class will was given by Pauline Myers. After the program was over we danced and played games. : | BASKETBALL BANQUET The annual Basketball Banquet sponsored by the High School Athletic Association was given on March 15, 1949. An excellent dinner was served by the Lutheran Ladies. Chicken Mashed Potatoes Vegetable Salad Dressing and Gravy Cherry Pie Coffee Rolls Butter Pickles BAS tINAS LEI ss 0 06 © «je 0 « e eeTaeCN Is Bonita Miche eg. arte oe 6: i'S re Musi Cc se e e a e « e Supt. E. E. Andrews e ¢ e © « e Pauline Myers Semis ee te, :0- lve. « © ¢ e «© e e «Clarinet Duet OOM siete sic es 67 0) 6 %é seine © «© © ¢ «© e © ce «NUON Wenig Milica Cilsire| 60.) ese 0. ¢ 0.0 fe .¢ ,0 e e ee e Girls Glee Club On the Brow of the Hill Presentation of the Speaker Prin. J. M. Sheldon DiIAMOL Ms ie? ails ee) te Metal « Ve 6) estete oie je feiiueale harcner Director of the Chicago Cubs B. B. School MAGL GMa chs) cs Le ie :s 648; 4 4110 @ (egos 6.6. ce) 6 mem Dake lriO. Moonlight Roses Marianne Milne, Milayne Walker, Joyce Grolle BRIDLE DanCG™, o 6 s..e eo eusrebe 6 6 v6 « @ � eves OakTOOLO Milayne Walker Presentation of AwardS .. . «°« « « e Coach Jerry Moenter RLUOT Css 6) c,(elcl ele « « «0 6 9 0 + sw. SULTLS, Oleg, Cinb Believe Me MRT Gipeisie Gee. ee che c.e 6 « « “Lb.Happened:in Flathush Ted Wenig--Operator Charlotte Murdock Bill Browne iene ease Sis ee SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row--Harold Mutchler - Manager, Tommy Armitage, Robert Asmus, Gerald Duty, Harold Weihl, Dick Snyder, Ted North, Jack Armitage, Charles Walker, Mr. Moenter — Coach. Front Row---Bobby Bringman - Manager, Richard Huss, Paul Eckel, John Wenig, James Murdock, dim Watts, Charles Genson, Tommy Gibbs, Jim Ryder - Manager. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row--Mr. Sheldon - Coach, James Stewart, Darrel Duncan, Bob Boso, Eugene Brown, Roy Canales— Manager, Front Row----Billy Fox, Bobby Bringman, Jim Ryder, Kevin Enright, Billy Garret. —_——— eee = ———————————— = QUAD 7 = al re) Be 7 ) Back R ow-- —Bobby Bringman = Manager, Robert Asmus, Gerald Duty, Jack Armitage, Tommy Armitage, Jim Ryder, Coach Jerry Moenter. ae yt Middle Row-—— Jim Nicholson, Harold Weihl, Richard Huss, Ted Wenig, Paul Eckel, Harold Weihl, Charles Walker r) ; , ' Front Row fommy Gibbs, Richard Snyder, James Murdock, James Watts, Ted Wenig, Charles Genson, John Wenig. Top Row—Junior High Cheerleaders—Sandra Lee Binger, Marie Ola Myers, Gerry Watts. Bottom Ro Senior High Cheerleaders——Joan Asmus, Doris Duncan, Pauline Myers, Bonnie Browne. 198-199 VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASONAL RECORD Date Opponent Nove Waterville Nov. Ottawa Hills Dec. Tontogany Dec. Walbridge Dec. Milton Dec. Monclova Dec. Grand Rapids Dec. 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