Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

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: ail 4 i “4 ‘se ! ie Fo NON, ie CLASS HISTORY IN THE FALL OF 1939, TWELVE BRIGHT-EYED STUDENTS BEGAN THEIR FIRST YEAR OF SCHOOL. 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

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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