Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

ays a tiv} EY 4 hey a tal yaa 2 - mee Be nepal ee 4 Pee . rasa PP =a Sie 7s oe ‘ iv ame 4 ane aa ar ae caf , Bice at EOF -_o- ae ec cn a =e ee ny aad of it i} i | Mr. R.E. Van Atta Mrs. Myrtrie BeENesTon WE, THE SENIORS OF HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL, CO-DEOICATE THIS 1950-51 ISSUE OF THE “CRIGO” To. MRS. MYRTLE BENGSTON, OUR FIFTH AND ‘SIXTH GRADE TEACHER, AND TO MR. R.E. VAN ATTA, OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT. se i i : is i,’ : i H ha ah Mu il | 1 | ! MW ti 4 “iy i sill F Ny,” | wii ll | | iy | it I He ‘i | lf ‘ Hl ‘I I ] mn ; 4 iM ih wil i pel j | é te en : ‘5 fen ‘wl Si sihe ‘x os ie ih : a ie ae Stee i A: te Be ope Drc.D CFA fel-ON MR. VAN ATTA HAS BEEN WITH US FOR TWO YEARS. THIS IS HIS FIRST YEAR AS SUPERINTENDENT. IN HIS FIRST YEAR, HE SERVED AS PRINCIPAL AND COACH, THE COURSES HE TAUGHT LAST YEAR WERE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, WORLO HISTORY, SEVENTH=GRADE GEOGRAPHY AND E!GHTH=GRADE HISTORY, HE WAS GRADUATED FROM BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. MRS. BENGTSON HAS BEEN TEACHING THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES AT HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL FOR SEVEN YEARS. SHE WAS ONE OF OUR FAVORITE TEACHERS IN THE ELEMENTARY GRADES, HER WARM PERSONALITY AND FRIENDLY SPIRIT WERE REFLECTED IN THE HEARTS OF THE PUPILS WHOM SHE TAUGHT, SHE WAS GRADUATED FROM CENTRAL MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY. Mat nt slit th rn pl i i i i f. | ome = Gs% | 4% Ne Ve ay Mil 4 Fs ly! ay ot li, Nh) I Wh “i . pf its : all By) Wty ' ‘il ii “2 nl Ge a Pek 4 iy neta rh ge it: age or WA) i i i “a i i | ¥ i ren i I ADMINISTRATION E D U (C A. + ! Or N (L.To R.) L. Browne, Pres., E. Boser,V-Pres., J.SHEpard,CLerx., G.Wenic, P- Browne, F. Asmus. We 2 ee ee ne eer ae . c a ° Fe as NS Lie RO 3 oe eS TTON, JUNE. ASMUS,. SU BUS DRIVER LLOYD NOWARD W.J. GRIFFITH, ? cs HELPER s ONSEL, ESTHEL M. . LIPPERT, ALICE v. LARSON MARY JANITOR ke ui og z zs ac Lad be SI a E ‘ ye me 6 = MELVIN GENSON COOKS pee FANNIE L. ROW) MARY E . BENGSTON, 3 - (FIRST “MYRTLE K BUS DRIVER Re 3 § - ' (SECOND ROW) H. 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THEY WERE AS FOLLOWS: PAULINE MUTCHLER, LOIS LIEBHERR, MARIANNE MILNE, DOROTHY SNYDER, JIM MURDOCK, Tom GIBBS, TED NorRTH, GRANVILLE NoRVEL, JERRY DUTY, BILL HEIMAN, JACK ARMITAGE AND BILLY PIPER. DURING OUR FIRST EIGHT YEARS WE LOST SEVERAL MEMBERS.� THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: JERRY DUTY, GRANVILLE NorveL, BILL HEIMAN, JACK ARMITAGE, AND BILLY PIPER. BuT OF COURSE WE GAINED A FEW TOO, THEy were UDoris LEE, JANE ECKEL, AUDREY GERDEMAN AND HAROLD MUTCHLER. WE WERE INITIATED INTO .OUR’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER IN THE FALL OF 1947 WITH THE FOLLOWING: BeTTY BELCHER, UOROTHY SNYDER, AUDREY GERDEMAN, SIDNEE EAKIN, JANE ECKEL, Uoris LEE, Lois LIEBHERR, PAULINE MUTCHLER, TOM GI8BS, HAROLD MUTCHLER, TED NORTH, J!M MURDOCK AND MARIANNE MILNE} BEGINNING OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR WE FOUND WE HAD LOST TWO OF OUR FORMER CLASSMATES, BETTY BELCHER AND DOROTHY SNYDER. WHEN WE ENTERED OUR JUNIOR YEAR WE HAD NINE CLASSMATES. SIDNEE EAKIN HAD GONE TO MAUMEE AND MARIANNE MILNE MOVED TO TOLEDO. THIS WAS A’ VERY BUSY AND EXCITING YEAR. WE RE@= y CEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS, HAD THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET AND SPONSORED A PLAY “STARCRAZY . WE ALSO SPONSORED A DANCE i ON APRIL 1.6 RETURNING TO SCHOOL IN THE FALL OF 1950, AND BEGINNING OUR EVENTFUL SENIOR YEAR, WE HELD A MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN, SPONSORED A DANCE, PUBLISHED THIS ANNUAL, GAVE A PLAY, THE Swamp HOUSE , AND ATTENDED A BANQUET GIVEN BY THE JUNIORS IN OUR HONOR� WE HAVE ENJOYED HAVING MR. Re E. VAN ATTA AS OUR SUPER@= NTENDENT AND ALSO AS OUR CLASS SPONSOR, WE WISH TO THANK HIM FOR ALL THAT HE HAS DONE FOR OUR CLASS. THE CLASSMATES WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR SENIOR YEAR ARE: Tom Gipes, Jim MuRDOCK, TED NORTH, HAROLD MUTCHLER, JANE EckeL, DorIs LEE, PAULINE MUTCHLER, Lois LIEBHERR AND AUDREY GERDEMAN. tty i ie i r iS, FO ae ‘i I, i ch yi wl Mt Wi 3g ip i‘ ‘a aie h Lal yy il I “2 wee hut il tin ie x i 4) i pe uy Sh i. chi Pe ie jt ¥ Be: Me yl “ul i hs ie ws 3 il iti if i « “ii It ile : cae a. Wha ey : i j ei sll il a CLASS WILL “iy We THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951, DO PROCLAIM THIS YEAR TO mie BE THE END OF OUR GLORIOUS SCHOOL CAREER AT OL D HASKINS HIGH iF I SCHOOL. IT 1S QUESTIONABLE AS TO WHETHER OUR MINDS AND BOD= 1ES ARE SOUND; HOWEVER, WE DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. WE DISPOSE OF THE PROPERTIES OF THE SENIOR CLASS IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS: To THE FACULTY WE WILL OUR INTELLIGENT MINDS AND BRIGHT AND SHINING FACES BY WHICH WE HOPE THEY WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER USe |, TED NORTH, LEAVE MY ARTISTIC ABILITIES TO ORIVE A CAR SAFELY TO JACK ARMITAGE AND CHARLES WALKER. |, PAULINE MUTCHLER, WILL MY ABILITY TO GO STEADY TO MARILYN MOORE. ali ie ai |, AUDREY GERDEMAN, WILL MY ABILITY TO OBTAIN A eile DRIVER'S LICENSE TO JOANNE ASMUS HOPING SHE WILL SOON GET SF. HERS, AND TO DOROTHY SNYDER | WILL MY FLIRTATIOUS WAYS HOP= a i if ING SHE GETS HER MAN, 1, HAROLD MUTCHLER, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO GROW $1 DEBURNS TO FRANCIS NEAGELE HOPING HE MAKES GOOD USE OF THEM, ‘| il I | May ilt | , iw aq | mt 1, JIM MURDOCK, WILL MY ABILITY OF BEING A PERFECT GENTLEMAN IN SCHOOL AT ALL TIMES TO Bop ASMUS AND TOM ARMITAGE. POs LIEBHERR, WiLL MY ABILITY TO DRIVE A CAR TO JOYCE FISCHER HOPING SHE WILL BE ABLE TO PARK IT SAFELY BE= FORE | DO. |, Doris LEE, WILL MY ABILITY TO WIPE 22,100 PLATES (IN CAFETERIA) TO RUTH GIBBS. HOW ABOUT THE SILVERWARE? 1, JANE ECKEL, WILL MY SLENDERNESS TO VIRGINIA GENSON,. To JERRY DUTY. i jl ik i ti i ii es fe vi h ‘it i wer wl il i 1, TOM GiBBS, WILL MY ABILITY TO ALWAYS BE A GENTLEMAN i Hy Wh ye H ie a I ill we Ao Ls ch i I, ii i ‘ pe it: we é il ae’ , C: i ce Hs n iH, ql Ta a tire i Maly | ie ye ite ie j ee i. ana uit | ALL THE SENIOR BOYS WILL THEIR BRAINS TO JIM HESSMAN AND BILL BROWNE. ALL THE SENIOR GIRLS WILL THEIR CHARM, PERSONALITY AND GOOD LOOKS To THE JUNIOR GIRLS. WE DO HEREBY APPOINT THE MOTH IN MR, VAN ATTA'S BILL= FOLD AS SOLE EXECUTOR OF OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. WE WILL LEAVE NO REQUEST AS TO THE MANNER IN WHICH OUR FUNERAL SERVICES ARE TO BE CONDUCTED FOR WE ARE SURE WE WILL OUTLI VE THE UNDERCLASSMEN AS THIS IS THE ATOMIC AGE. Ht | ! hi b in ye ae Zi } : Si or iB «( ble ALTERS y cS ale Xe gt opts lis Bee lala it if ; oe i ji ida iG rr ‘ y pe i) Sr Bi ‘yi | ye : tl ie | i In 9° . Ma | o( i, hy il i i iy uy vn uf 7 iil i m ih ie i st “ a qtr, a f CLASS PROPHECY OF 1951 ‘ “a ‘ti Ki Mf bs 14 h oe i at i | V ae Mi, il ; 8 ii iui a, ay | | Bi | —=— ON May 18, 1961, JANE ECKEL AND | STARTED ON A TOUR OF THE WORLD IN JANE'S NEW JET PLANE, “THE BANANA PEEL. a th i! OuR FIRST STOP WAS CASTILE, SPAIN. THERE WE WERE AT= z TRACTED BY A LARGE BILLBOARD ANNOUNCING CHICO THE GREAT, A FAMOUS MATADOR WHO WAS TO FIGHT IN THE ARENA THAT EVENING, AFTER A VERY EXCITING BULLFIGHT WE WERE INTRODUCED TO CHICO WHO WE DISCOVERED TO BE JAMES MuRDOCK. HE WAS KNOWN IN HIGH SCHOOL AS SLIM JIM. WE ASKED HIM WHERE HE ACQUIRED THOSE BULGING MUSCLES AND HE JOKINGLY ANSWERED, THE 5 AND 10 CENT STORE. From JIM WE.LEARNED ABOUT DORIS LEE WHO WAS STAYING IN Moscow, RUSSIA, COLLECTING MATERIAL FOR HER NEW BOOK CALLED Tue Lost Cow. SHE THOUGHT MOSCOW SOUNDED LIKE A GOOD PLACE TO WRITE A BOOK WITH THAT NAME. aes WE STOPPED NEXT IN INDIA WHERE WE WERE GREATLY SUR= PRISED UPON RECEIVING AN. INVITATION FROM THE MAHARAJA TO DINE IN HIS PALACE. WHEN WE ARRIVED AT THE PALACE WE WERE AMAZED AT ITS BEAUTY AND VASTNESS AND WE WERE ESPECIALLY SHOCKED UPON RECOGNIZING THE MAHARAJA AS HAROLD MUTCHLER. IN HIGH SCHOOL WE ALL KNEW HIM AS SHORTY OR ELSE NSHAG. WE WOULD NEVER HAVE KNOW THE MAHARAJA TO BE NSHORTY ™ IF IT HAON'T BEEN FOR HIS LONG BLACK SIDE BURNS. WHILE WE WERE DINING WITH SHORTY HIS HAREM OF 200 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS DANCED FOR US. il ii as ‘an I a, Se ih iH na i ji Ss | es i | ih 3 i oy NEXT WE WENT TO NINGCHOW, CHINA, TO VISIT THE FAMOUS Rev. THEODORE NORTH AND HIS WIFE, THE FORMER LOIS LIEBHERR. TED BECAME FAMOUS UPON HIS CONVERSION OF THE COMMUNIST CHINESE. BUT LoIS IS NOT TO BE OUT DONE BY HER HUSBAND. SHE 1S THE HEAD VETERINARIAN OF A HOSPITAL FOR DOGS WITH FEA THERS. AFTER SHOWING US THEIR THREE DAUGHTERS, TED AND LOIS THOUGHT THEY WOULD SURPRISE US WHEN THEY TOLD US THEY HAD BEEN MARRIED IN WASHINGTON, D. C., ON OUR SENIOR TRIP TEN YEARS AGO. WE SAID IT REALLY WASN'T A SURPRISE TO US BECAUSE WE HAD SUSPECTED THEM WHEN THEY HAD DISAPPEARED FOR A DAY. We THEN FLEW To JUNEAU, ALASKA. WHILE TOURING ONE OF THE HOSPITALS, ONE OF THE NURSES CAME RUSHING UP TO US AND Soll ul i : “font ti il i inl i ; } uc | ii i i: i! if ATIC . uly i 2 | i i Saad) | ih i a Vell f nl : } si ail a we ie ii , i H ii yi if Ls ys nh ahi ‘Gi . ul il iti ‘a | (i if WWE le INTRODUCED HERSELF AS PAULINE MUTCHLER, SHE TOLD US SHE HAD COME To ALASKA FOUR YEARS BEFORE AND WAS THEN MARRIED TO NANTOOK, AN ESKIMO FUR TRADER.SHE ALSO INFORMED US THAT SHE HAD TWO LITTLE ESKIMOS. yl ie i ” ON OUR WAY TO NEW YORK WE MADE A STOP AT OUR OLD HOME TOWN OF HASKINS, OHIO, AND WHOM SHOULD WE MEET BUT TOM Giees. TOM SAID HE WAS STILL TAKING A NIGHT COURSE IN HIS TORY AND HOPED TO RECEIVE HIS DIPLOMA IN A FEW WEEKS. fy “hal LEAVING HASKINS WE HEADED TOWARD OUR HOME ALONG THE HupSON RIVER. ARRIVING AT THE AIRPORT WE WERE GREETED BY OUR HUSBANDS AND LITTLE JANIE AND AUDIE. SENIOR INITIALS it y a � By THEIR INITIALS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM. A.M. G. - A Merry GAL D. A. Le. — DuMB AND LOVABLE fe Ge ALC MPLALKING Guy iI f Hn il Z ae t J. We. M. - Just WomMAN'S MAN ain ae T. A. Ne -— TEASE AND NONSENSE H. T. M. — HIGH THICK MUSTACHE P.L.M. -— PoLiITe LITTLE MONKEY LL.M. L. -— LAUGHTER MosT LOVABLE M. J. Ee —- MucH JOKING EVERYWHERE ht oll i F j ‘kt i me oH Ye ti ‘in ee ie | ft ft fi ih l il ! qin = ‘tt hl ‘itn i Ha Ce Ne ' 1 | ‘ | | ' } . ‘ ! 1 ' it ie i oe, | cre a 7 = I 4 Re Hus : io i tl ys, Nie | ae a jl lh ( ] i tw ti ill pe ‘ Lo, iy Ca ik | VV ih tl ul M ul (ah i ie a i if {( of PACH EN TNL ON — Sanaa ee ue? Shue! Ronen nae Oe ae Oe ee ee ere (STANDING) V.GENSON, F-.NAEGLE, u. DUTY, . C.WALKER, B. BROWNE, R.ASMUS, J. FISCHER. Cs (SEATED) MR. LARSON, M.MOORE, R. ciBbS, J. ARMITAGE, JU. ASMUS, D. SNYDER © PRES. JAMES HESSMAN V.-PRES. TOM ARMITAGE SEC’Y. FRANCIS NAEGLE TREAS. JACK ARMITAGE REPORTER. JOANNE ASMUS STUDENT COUNCIL. JERRY DUTY re a) £ i ; - ty aaa i) vi ad ye EE i ain Dean Pape, ka a : gee eee ingle te Res ay et Same. Raat 52 yp cigeeteetmes Z septs nga i z I OE wenn” Pe a? acai in geo ™ si Olt 6 6 ONL Sit D 4 . RATHBUN . DUNCAN, ee | D 2 BOWER, M.WALKER, WATTS, M. MYERS, J. RY Yy FLAUGHER JEANNETTE HUMMEL MILAYNE WALKER GERRY WATTS se ® OO at G. Y, TREAS REPORTER. ARLENE BOWER STUDENT COUNCIL. MARIE MYERS wy) ? MRS SNYDER. 9 FALLS PRES. PRES. SEG ie 8) Lu E ze O¢ x x : en © = cc) = = Ww Vv J E (SEATED) A J. HUMMEL Vv, eee ee, ee ee ae aed ican i - Fasewaes ehaitae ea ad ac Sac ae Se EO serene eeectanpiase coi te secieteti paaaie: Roky, Reed Rp pieereseire a eee ° 2 NRE lamas ape ce ERP R AROS oe AL ER LIER OEE EN. RS on aan ie � : EIEN um ie marta i i ana ie Dd NINOS? se genase OR! se pe ne 5 Fe one ab eee : ; se isa ibn! RNS HE Ae, SSO AN ea RN RNR NIRS NINA shen atl skis Sua aa IOC pee eae (BACK ROW) E. BROWN, B. FOX, K. ENRIGHT, T. STEWART, C.SHUFELT, G. NICHOLSON, B. BRINGMAN. (CENTER) C.FRETTER, S.BINGER, J. ECKEL, . . a MRS. HOF, J-GROLLE, M. BOBEL, J. OVITT. 4 ( FRONT) A. SNYDER, M. WHITMORE, B. GARRETT, E.MYERS, J. WEIHL, S. MYERS, S. SMITH. PRES. -EVON STYERS Ve-PRES. Bel GARKE 1:7. SEC°Y. JEAN WEITHL TREAS. ' 1? REPORTER. ALICE SNYDER STUDENT COUNCIL. NONE Aaa ee ae, Re er ME SE SHEN NER OM AREA 5 ee ee oe 2 ae I ects Att AE A At AA OLR EN eee Re ate eee Raison ee Cee JUNIOR AIG — 8th Grave (FOURTH ROW) J. GERDEMAN, P. NICHOLSON, G. DAVISSON, Je HALBERT, Je HITSMAN, De ASMUS, J. GERDEMAN, E. BROWNE. (THIRD ROW) B. KOCH, R.-ASMUS, R. PETTENS, E.LEE, J. NORTH, S.- MILLER, B. CUNNINGHAM, Y, RATH BON, MR. GRIFFITH. 7T ” Grave (SECOND ROW) G. SUTTON, J-MAEDER, S. ARMITAGE, C. BROWNE, J. BOBEL,G. SHEPARD, R. ASMUS, D. SWANSON, R- SHUFELT, Si. MAZEY, Miss ONSEL. (CFIRST ROW) D. SWANSON, K. WHITMORE, P. SNYDER, Z. BILLINGS, R. BOMIA, D. SERGENT, J. HOFNER, J. GERMAN. i i a Ai $f ‘ ‘ oe i aa fi ‘ i bs ‘i i il iy to o 4 i “ih ja i hy iin ee me, ven way! GRADES 5 6 -) THIRD Row = J. PLACE,O. Asmus, S. Fox, F. HESSMAN,R. PALMER, R. Davisson, S. Janeway, J. Moore, D. Asmus, M. HENSCHEN SECOND ROW= MRS. BENGSTON, J. SNYDER, ©, SHEPERD, L. PRUDEN, T. Petters, 8, Duncan, S. BRINGMAN, G, GIBBS, C. LeEE,C. SuTTON, 8, BRIDGETT First Row = M, HOFNER, M. WATTS, L. BAUMEYER, C, STEWART, A Ne Huss, J. SUTTON, S,. SULLIVAN, M, ZIEGLER, Es BROWNE, J. PHILO : i ih if its is a bie te. THIRD Row - T. SHEPERD, L. Browne, R. Austin, 9. Browne, i J BERNTHISEL, R. HOFNER, L. Reyes, R, Bower, i SMITH, R, RYDER, Re. DAIGAN i GRADES 4 5 -. “i it il SECOND RoW= MISS SUTTON, Je EAKIN, OU, SERGENT, B. BROWN, R. Lee, G. BROWN, R. Kiod, G. JaGoes, B. BILLINGS, M. BaumMAN, 8, MouRDOCK SS First ROW = M, PRUDEN, H. WELCH, H. ARMITAGE, Je PETTEYS, if DISLING, Ke Fox, OD. BripcetT, ©, WHiITMoRE, B. BoBEL, R. SNYDER iy it: : O, | vil hy a Se ‘s Oa alle ee z= ¥ ih nt i a i i % f ! nh fs! _ ” + ‘ ‘ 7 beaiy sty ; o's) fg 7 PP ee epoca ee : ce’ . i “a ‘th ti qs . Bi a a | i a | il ill . f hy iis, ‘il | ili f 3 a a in GRADES 2 3 mp nee THIRD Row - N, Petteys, A. Limes, ©, DAIGAN, . MuRDOCK, F. NORTH, W. LEE, Be AusSTIN, J. HENCHEN, M, AUSTIN, R. Weser, D. Fox, Miss Asmus Me a SECOND Row= A. WELCH, J. MILLER, M. GUHL, 8B. GUHL, N. SHU- hh FELT, L. SuTTON, 0. BROWN, D. SHEPERD, P. KOCH, si ‘hh | 4 M, DEUTCHSMAN, J. LE GALLEY, J. GERMAN wey FIRST Row = M. FARKAS, P. ARMITAGE, E, BRowNe, J. BROWNE, W, | BAUMEYER, E, Etser, L. BILLINGS, T. BRIDGETT, G, 4 BROWN es ‘ i ir fie ¥, ia i : Mel | i i GRADES 1 2 7 S ‘cf a X 7 8 tn i ill THIRD Row - J, Snyoer, 8, PLace, D, LEE, M. MYERS, L. MAZEY, e R. NORTH, B, PRUDEN, L. HALL, M. HARRIS, MRs. L. i, y LIPPERT. ic SECOND Row- OD. HARRIS, Re BROGAN, O, Swanson, R, Damron, R, HOFNER, G, MAZEY, H. Bower, N. ENDSLEY, J. BaAu- MAN, Re GENSON, J. PRUDEN af First Row - O, Bopet, OD. Comss, O, SERGENT, S. KIDD, T. MICHAELIS, M. HESSMAN, P, GUHL, M. ARMITAGE, D, Fox, J. LEE G. GROLLE AND UO, PETTEYS WERE ABSENT WHEN PIC=- TURE WAS TAKEN. ‘i I, ‘hi fa. 2 oe vi a oi St i fa i dl raat 3 a il Hi eee @ MNigl ill ee i a eS pe Mae: “ioe pe) 1 tl | ail i i ult 'h age : “sj Zs e x ( i ‘ih i ue i Vee ae ih i SENIOR PLAY THE SWAMP HOUSE WAS THE TITLE OF THE THREE=ACT MYSTERY COMEDY DRAMA PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS ON APRIL 13, 1951. THE STORY OF THE PLAY IS WOVEN AROUND A DILAPIDATED OLD MAN= SION SITUATED IN THE LOUISIANA SWAMP LANDS, A HOUSE THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE HAUNTED. IN IT LIVES A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL NAMED MARIE VELOUR (AUDREY GERDEMAN), HER MYSTERIOUS UNCLE MARTEN VELOUR (TED NORTH), AND A DEAF AND DUMB MULATTO WOMAN CALLE D MAMA Boo (LOIS LIEBHERR). ACROSS THE SWAMP A LARGE GATHERING OF BLACK PEOPLE HAVE CONGREGATED FOR THEIR MONTHLY RELIGIOUS MEETING AND THE SOUND OF THEIR DRUMS MAKES ONE THINK OF DARKEST AFRICA. INTO THIS SETTING COMES A YOUNG WRITER, DONALD CLARK (ToM GiBBS), WHO IMMEDIATELY FALLS IN LOVE WITH MARIE. WITH DONALD ARE HIS MOTHER (PAULINE MUTCHLER), HIS BROTHER LARRY (JIM MURDOCK), AND LARRY'S GIRL FRIEND, PENELOPE CARR (JANE ECKEL). DORIS LEE AS CHLOE, A YOUNG NEGRESS, AND HAROLD MUTCHLER AS BAMBA, A YOUNG NEGRO, ALSO ADD COLOR AND BACKGROUND TO THE PLAY. Miss ONSEL, OUR HER TIME AND EFFORTS ENGLISH TEACHER, GRACIOUSLY GAVE US IN DIRECTING THE PLAY. JUNIOR PLAY THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTED THE PLAY PRoFEsSsOR, HOW COULD You? , A THREE=ACT COMEDY BY ANNE COULTEN MARTENS, ON NOVEMBER 3, 1951. KEATS PERRY, PORTRAYED BY JAMES HESSMAN,WAS OFFERED THE JOB AS HEAD DEAN, BUT THERE WAS ONE STIPULATION: HE MUST BE MARRIED. KEATS’ FRIEND, JOHN APPLEBY (JACK ARMITAGE), SE= CRETLY TRIED TO INFLUENCE VALERIE WHITMAN (RUTH G1BBS) TO MARRY KEATS. BOGGINS, THE BUTLER (BOB ASMUS), FINDS AN-= OTHER PROSPECT FOR KEATS. SHE IS A PLUMP SPINSTER, TOOTSIE BEAN (VIRGINIA GENSON). GRANDMA PERRY (JOANNE ASMUS) ALSO FOUND A SWEET YOUNG GIRL FOR KEATS NAMED PRISCILLA MORLET (JoYCE FISCHER). IN THE MEANTIME, KEATS WAS DOING A LITTLE PROSPECTING FOR HIMSELF. HE DECIDED VICKY RANDOLPH (DOROTHY SNYDER) WOULD DO, BUT SHE DESPISED HIM. GRANDPA PERRY (TOM ARMITAGE) WAS AN INNOCENT B8Y=STANDER WHO THOUGHT KEATS SHOULD MARRY VICKY, DID NOT EXPRESS HIS FEELINGS. iti ih i ) Ni ; ‘Sail Ga 3 ale ce an ia hi XR it i Hy wll “iy {lv Ws a Hh i I ae it aT il Mm 2 il eis It! ! ! i i of in! i uu! uhh ih : i i i i it i i nh ig Aa va it ‘Ml i ; ha SS ‘i i il Mf a ‘ a Ni : THE STORY ENOS WHEN BUTCHER Boy BEAN (CHARLES WALKER) DECIDES TO KNOCK KEATS' BLOCK OFF BECAUSE HE JILTED HIS SIS-= TERS VIOOTSIE, AFTER CLEARING EVERYTHING UP, KEATS WAS FREE TO FALL IN LOVE WITH VICKY. ON BEHALF OF THE CLASS, JAMES HESSMAN PRESENTED A BEAU= TIFUL CORSAGE OF AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSES TO MiSS MARY cae THE DIRECTOR. BASKETBALL BANQUET THE ANNUAL BASKETBALL BANQUET WAS HELD MARCH 30, 1951 AT THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA. THE DINNER WAS PREPARED BY THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA COOKS AND SERVED BY THE HOME ECONOMICS CLASS. THE ADDRESS OF THE EVENING WAS GIVEN BY MR, ROBERT ZIMMERMAN, COACH OF THE BLOOMDALE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS HIS ADDRESS WAS CENTERED AROUND HIS FINE MOVIES OF THE 1950 OLYMP1C GAMES, WHICH TOOK PLACE IN ENGLAND, THE MOVIES WERE ENJOYED BY EVERYONE. FOLLOWING THE ADDRESS, OUR COACH, MR. LARSON, PRESENT= ED THE AWARDS TO PLAYERS, MANAGERS, AND CHEERLEADERS. OTHER SPECIAL AWARDS WERE MADE SUCH AS FOUL SHOOTING AND CO= CAPTAINS , THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM, COACH, MANAGERS, TIMEKEEPER, CHEERLEADERS, AND FACULTY WERE GUESTS AT THE BANQUET. THE PUBLIC WAS INVITED, THE BANQUET WAS A FINE TRIB= UTE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 1950-51 BASKETBALL TEAM IN MEMORY OF A GOOD SEASON OF HARD WORK ANDO SUFFICIENT RESULTS.� “ee 4 ps «( 5 SLE ali’ ae at w th i a i J mit he Hee i rl Hn fc % i | 2 oy WNayy ii 7 bes | hi my ih il oa ucla i? | I 1 cb ih ae il ae 7, Ah, : oy ba ie | A sa I uy : oN ite ites i | : Ii a iat Make A es re “Ga tn ia pu ‘il il ity iy Iv oe ee i Wee | ay BACCALAUREATE SERVICES et | mill ut (t il oi Pi i jit | | ili cI | “i BACCALAUREATE SERVICES WERE HELD ON SUNDAY,MAY 13,1951. pee the ‘7 mh REVEREND HELLER, MINISTER OF THE HASKINS LUTHERAN CHURCH, eae i} Ih, MH WAS THE SPEAKER OF THE EVENING WITH REVEREND MCLEASE OF THE 2y Mil | HASKINS FEDERATED CHURCH AND REVEREND RICHMOND OF THE HAS= NEY | it KINS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ASSISTING. THE MEMBERS OF THE . Mn SENIOR CLASS WERE USHERED INTO THE SERVICE BY THE MEMBERS OF Hs i THE JUNIOR CLASS WHILE THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND PLAYED A PRO= i “ll CESSIONAL MARCH. OTHER SPECIAL MUSIC WAS FURNISHED BY THE || {i Girts CHORUS. THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS WERE HAPPY ae AND SAD, THINKING OF THE NEARNESS OF THE DAY WHEN THEY Amn WOULD NO LONGER BE STUDENTS OF HASKINS HIGH SCHOOL. MANY ail. FOND MEMORIES WERE RECALLED AS THEY MARCHED TO THE ROSTRUM.} 2 if i. ¢ ih A ‘ ttl ae my yf | | i: We | i sa COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES aes i ian we ‘l ui ' COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES WERE HELD ON FRIDAY EVENING, ali ii May 18, 1951. THE GIRLS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS WORE WHITE il CAPS AND GOWNS AND THE BOYS WORE BLUE CAPS AND GOWNS. THE 1 | | il My, | i a : iy SALUTATORY AND VALEDICTORY SPEECHES WERE GIVEN BY LOIS LIEB- CF. HERR AND AUDREY GERDEMAN, RESPECTIVELY. SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP ait AWARDS WERE PRESENTED THE VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN BY hi vt ; ii MRe Re Es VAN ATTA, SUPERINTENDENT OF THE HASKINS SCHOOLS. he age THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION WERE PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF in as EDUCATION BY MR, H. Ej LARSON, PRINCIPAL OF THE HASKINS Gy ne SCHOOLS. THE DIPLOMAS WERE PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS BY MR. L. |. BROWNE, PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD ta OF EDUCATION. THE RESPONSE WAS GIVEN BY THE VICE-PRESIDENT ‘i ¢@ ro OF THE CLASS, PAULINE MUTCHLER. THE INVOCATION AND THE BENE DICTION WERE GIVEN BY REVEREND MCLEASE OF THE HASKINS FED- ERATED CHURCH. THE CLASS CHOSE AS THEIR FLOWER THE AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE AND FOR THEIR COLORS, BLUE AND SILVER. FOR THEIR MOTTO THEY CHOSE MAKE THE MOST OF YOURSELF=-FOR THIS IS ALL THERE 1S OF YOU , BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON. THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER WAS OR. WALTER E. BRADLEY,LEC= TURER, RADIO COMMENTATOR, AND MEMBER OF WHO'S WHO IN RELI= GION OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR’ 1950. Pa efilh “ie lI ibe ill! i i Hes ii? x ie Pet ie it et gi sory, i i: ae jh wi ll 1 4 ii eal SS ( will sl Wh i . 2 . ae “ fee Pe eS 2 ge. pe Re 3 we nse Se ees ee PHY SICe { ‘ ; “Future Scientists in The Making IND. ARTS ‘Co-ordination of Mind us ac land Hand” = Good } Furniture, it ‘ ‘ HOME EC. Siiebe etaitanodteamaioaas eee Pe Learning to be at. “Home On The Ranges WA Se fe Rng th nip Shes ee Re eee sh ORM ti is CLR anc BRN ps Rails RAB BRL HB ness, and Good Typists. i Better Grades. ’ LIBRARY ’ Self- control 8 8 be o YO - - “a -O a oy x oe | we w O¢ a ) dv a Y � ) “Good References é ont ae ee alhet oha MNRS NCC RR RR GE INR IO RT oo noe atom Nl 0 AP NE tap ee a ee es ee we en ee | ae me eM ns mere ne ees ech tienen ih oe hr RPA pa SE SD Set FES aia DAE ne in net oi nett ee ame igteaahd z eee Pe pee aa signet f : ehh Mls ‘ w : oe : EAE PR be scat ninckanc hi cate = mits 3 ‘ 5 ? «ROR AS TT RRS ee eRe SOR “a en rn eae i hE BE IOI eRe A gO Mel MRR A er aes 6 NI . a 8 A ERR NS | | | | ee ee ee ee o alana teas, 2 a a ha eR te ae iaceaititeteeta Deere ROE te 3 ae sy i i me : : y i N ‘ 3 i a. F 5 fii. mn, a i it ‘to il fay) i BAND OF hae Back Row - J, HOFNER,C, BROWNE,P. MuRDOCK, OD, LEE, A. BOWER, S. MAZEY, A. GERDEMAN, 8, DavissoN THIRD ROW= MRS. DAUTERMAN, M. BoBEL, V. GENSON, J. ECKEL, M. WALKER, Je GROLLE, S,. BINGER, S. SMITH, J. NORTH, T. Petters, B. RATHBUN SECOND RoWed. MAEDER,D. SWANSON, J. OviTT, J. ASsmMuS, J. HUM- MEL, B. BROWNE, J. HALBERT, M, Moore, ©, BROWNE, S. Fox, B. KocH, J. BOBEL First Row--R. Asmus,C. SuTTON, G. WATTS, M. MYERS, J. CERDE- | MAN, G. SUTTON, S,. ARMITAGE, S,. MYERS, J, GERDE= il , ie ie MAN, J. WIEHL, Le PRUDEN, S, BRINGMAN as | é i ae. a MH at mi its af i if tr THIRD ROW= J. GROLLE, A. Bower, M. WALKER, A. GERDEMAN, Jo = he i nn HuMMEL, 8. RATHBUN, J. ECKEL, M. MYERS, Js ECKEL a i | ie ‘| Vi GIRLS CHORUS lh 4 stl SECOND Row-M, BOBEL,S. MYERS, P. MurDOocK, . Snyder, U. LEE, M. Moore, uJ. Asmus, A. ARMITAGE, MRS, DAUTERMAN, DIRECTOR FirsT Row- A. SNYDER,S. SMITH, E. Myers, G. WATTS, Je OVITT, C. FrettTer, S. BINGER, J. WIEHL Pg f Hy : . vi fig ih | ie : SS Lil ai al -— ba ‘Sgt MM ase wee ee atest She te See ROR mt meme tt ee ee ee NS aan NN AER a eee ie a, a ee Oh earns ce ae il dh ca aes ah es narcenntanne ge ie en ee NR i BAAR REISS tart: so Dace cs (BACK ROW) A. ARMITAGE, R. GIBBS, B. RATHEUM, R.ASMUS, J. HESSMAN, B. BROWNE, J. FISCHER, | M. WALKER. | (CENTER) P. MURDOCK, C. BROWNE, J. WEINL, A. SNYDER, D. LEE, J. GROLLE, J. GERDEMAN, G.WATTS, A- BOWER, B. CUNNINGHAM, MRS. : FLAUGHER, ADVISOR. | J.ASMUS, L. LEIBHERR, UA GERDEMAN. J. MOMMEL: 'D. SNYDER, M. MYERS. ia _ 3 ; ahh od UA ; : : ; ut ‘ aac . i ae ‘ : ae a , i ; fos pe (Back ROW) COACH LARSON, J. HALBERT, | M6R., B-FOX, J. RYDER, T. STEWART, | H.MUTCHLER, E. BROWN, R. ASMUS, MGR. | CFRONT ROW) B. GARRETT, B. ASMUS, |) |) T.NORTH, J. MURDOCK, T. GIBBS, C. WALKER om bc MM JERRY DUTY BOB ASMUS en FRC OU FORWARD fad” y ¢ ¢ JIM MURDOCK: CENTER CO-CAPTAIN. A Nee TOM Gipes CHARLES WALKER Sai GUARD GUARD jG ) CO- CAPTAIN: j | | SECOND ROW: COACH LARSON, B. GARRETT, J. RYDER, K. ENRIGHT, B. FOX. FIRST ROW: T. ARMITAGE , T. STEWART, D. DUNCAN, J. HESSMAN. SANDRA MYERS, SANDRA BINGER, JOANNE ASMUS, MARIE MYERS. i we | | i Ih ig Jf ue nh ill Me ie jin! Ss ye oe 3 i : ia : S N RE A (I I es lil 1950-1951 VARSITY BASKETBALL. SEASONAL RECORD DATE OPPONENT WE NOVEMBER 10 WALBRIDGE 44 NOVEMBER 14 PEMBERVILLE 64 NOVEMBER 17 WEBSTER 53 NOVEMBER 22 TONTOGANY 38 NOVEMBER 28 ANTHONY WAYNE 48 DECEMBER 1 PORTAGE 47 DECEMBER 8 CY GNET 34 DECEMBER 12 ALUMNI 49 DECEMBER 15 GRAND RAPIDS 55 DECEMBER 22 MILTON 55 JANUARY 5 WESTON 49 JANUARY 12 LIBERTY 51 JANUARY 19 JACKSON 62 JANUARY 26 NORTH BALTIMORE 65 JANUARY 30 TONTOGANY 15 FEBRUARY 10 GRAND RAPIOS 48 COUNTY TOURNAMENT AVERAGE PER GAME: HASKINS = 52,6 OPPONENTS = 51,3 1951-1952 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LACE NOVEMBER 9 WALBRIDGE THERE NOVEMBER 13 PEMBERVILLE HERE NOVEMBER 16 WEBSTER THERE NOVEMBER 20 TONTOGANY HERE NOVEMBER 27 ANTHONY WAYNE HERE NOVEMBER 30 PORTAGE THERE DECEMBER 7 CYGNET HERE DECEMBER 11 Mc CLURE HERE DECEMBER 14 GRAND RAPIDS THERE DECEMBER 21 MILTON HERE JANUARY 4 WESTON THERE JANUARY 11 LIBERTY HERE JANUARY 18 JACKSON HERE JANUARY 25 NORTH BALTIMORE THERE JANUARY 29 TONTOGANY THERE jt Sy LE i tte “ LEAGUE GAMES i, ell era: h , il il i oe pe : Es i ep “i! i ie uM nee shy i 4 it i” pis ah C. ye It | i a “ll jo ut Gn ERLE RN A eA Ro ON tee a Renee PLE RARE VOY RE BP tap thre egy hee Eo male wd eae Pay ASR ae 1 Ne a the ng AHS PEC IM delta R Net tiene Toe CORD Sow) 4 COACH GRIFFITH, J. 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Manufacturer Of Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal Toledo, Ohio WAFEL DOG RESTAURANT Home Made Pies Home Cooked Meals Truck Stop Waterville, Ohio Television Sales and Service BIGELOW MUSIC SHOPPE “Everything Musical”’ 126 East Wooster Street Bowling Green, Ohio EO IK RR I FR TL PR RC I RK CFB I) 'o0%es ee'ee eer ee toe TI Io srectectesteeresreeroe eel eeleeleel ee bel ee ool oe! es ‘e' , s 5% Ss PRA Ry a9 a a 0 a ae wae’ eee eeereer er se O44, 04 00 +0, 00 00,00 00 00 60,00, 00,00 00 00 00,00, ane Se ea ane $0 00 00 2+ oe ooo -.CUMMINS MOTOR SALES CO.. Buick Sales Service Guaranteed Used Cars Perrysburg, Ohio .PEOPLES SUPPLY COMPANY.. 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Shepler S : Builders te i. Phone 3241 “ ‘ Waterville, Ohio Waterville, Ohio R as Hl . i : 3 . rs | i ALBERT GRAF AND SON YOUNG’S GREENHOUSE AND i i FLOWER SHOP “1 a Blacksmithing KA 3 Electric and Acetylene Welding Floral Arrangements 4 | i General Machine Work Pottery [s, 3 | i Phone 2641 Phone 2823 y i Waterville, Ohio Waterville, Ohio 4 , i | i KA | te ; | i : | t ry , WATERVILLE HARDWARE ; Compliments Of A | :. AND FARM SUPPLY COMPANY 4 THE PAGE DAIRY 4 Hardware Plumbing Paints Phone 55392 4 Farm Equipment s Whitehouse, Ohio i Waterville, Ohio DISHER ELECTRIC STORE : HOME DECORATING SHOP ; G.E. Electric Appliances :, Farm and Home Freezers J. F. Sullivan, Manager Sporting Goods Radios Televison Phone 2701 Phone 5--5388 Waterville, Ohio Whitehouse, Ohio 00 64 60 68 69. + .@. 6 6. 0. 6 6 6 72 = —_ Po Sy Te Pe ie ae THE ELM’S EQUIPMENT CO. Compliments Of Earl Maurer, Proprietor RIVER ROAD GRILL Massey Harris - New Idea Farm Equipment At Bridge Electric Refrigeration - Ranges Radios Phone 2543 North Dixie Hi - Way Bowling Green, Ohio Waterville, Ohio +6 @ 6 6 oe bo ee Died Marathon Petroleum Products 2. 6, 6 6 0000 00 60 oe 22 2.2. Building Material For 60 Years Truck Service 2 '+0°ee , GILL AND COMPANY INDIAN SUPPLY COMPANY Ca ee ee z oe Tontogany, Ohio Phone 3421 .. + 2 Tontogany, Ohio e 7+ 00° e060 00 00 00 6 ealoctcateatant ° Fe , ° A ee Cit wk tik Lk. eat i is at A WIRES AUTO SERVICE KLENA JEWELRY Phone 3464 6 6 6 6 ? oe ee oe '° Ct ibd eet yi eet Hamilton Bulova Elgin Texaco Products And Swiss Watches Service On All Makes Of Cars Rogers 1847 and Community Silverware Complete Line Of Firestone Products 118 Louisiana Ave. Tontogany, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio e ° . . $ . : . 3 . t ‘. : ‘. : “6 3 J Pe? } J . 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Yak YE Artistry At Its Finest Fine Flower Gifts HOUSE OF FLOWERS o 0 007 on toe 80 80 ee oo Oo 8 UO he 00% 00%e0%e0%0e 64.66.09 66 60 06 00 00 00 60 ewe ee eee ee eee 2 2 2 O46 O0 00 OF 8 6 OF 4 OF OF OF $9 OS 09 08 69 6 69 04 O% oe ee John Cheetwood Flowers By Tielegram Q Phone 5734 331 North Main St. Bowling Green, Ohio ooo 8 SS Sar) ¢ ¢ @¢ Ae od V9 5 —-¥ '$0°09°0-0- 64.00 64.00 66 00 69 69 00 09 00 9 9 09 O6 OF IRIE IR I I IR a 2.0. 0 6 0 ¢ 6 2.0 4 9 8 808 08 ee ef Sat 20 ¢ 60 66 60 00 66 6% OF 0h e2 8 , ROS et a ra « ¢ BOOSTERS +,.6. 6 6. @ 2. oreo’ 2. ry £ Cx STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN Bowling Green, Ohio DON AND HELEN'S CAFETERIA Bowling Green, Ohio DILL JEWELRY Bowling Green, Ohio + 2. 00°00 °ee ree 22. VILLAGE KITCHEN Waterville, Ohio Ca) ee ee a2 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 et 88 88 t = BEL - AIRE CLEANERS Perrysburg, Ohio GLASS FIBERS INC. 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