Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1956 volume:

pete. oe Sige heart ’ ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY UTM CU 3 1833 07355 0284 MIDDLETON LOCAL GEASS) OE SG. : PRESENTS THE CRIGO CLASS COLORS Pink and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Tea Rose CLASS MOTTO Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes - Oscar Wilde CO-DEDICATION To Mrs. Case in appreciation for the time and effort she has un- selfishly given to us as advisor to our paper and annual staffs, we co-dedi- cate this edition of The Crigo. MRS. BOYD CASE Bowling Green State University To “Smithey'', our coach and friend, goes our gratitude for the two years he has been with us. We co- dedicate to Mr. Smithey this 1956 edition of The Crigo to show our re- spect and admiration of a fine person. MR. JAMES SMITHEY Bowling Green State University MR. DENNIS ENRIGHT MR. DONALD DAUER President Vice President tinh tea DNS MR. DONALD MOURDOCK MR. PAUL BROWNE Our Superintendent, Mr. William J. Griffith, has taught at Middleton Local High School for the past six years. He has held the office of Su- perintendent for the last three years. Mr. Griffith is a graduate of Bowling Green State University, and will re- ceive his Master's Degree in August at Bowling Green State University. Mr. Boyd D. Case, our Principal, has taught at Middleton Local for three years. He has been principal for the past two years. Mr. Case is also working on his Master's Degree at Bowling Green State University. one REPS IS Mrs. Baumbarger Gerry Mourdock, Nancy Petteys, Cook, Bonnie Austin, Gerry Jagos, Cook, Janet Philo, Dorothy Bridgett, Mary Lou Pruden. Alternate Help: Linda Sutton, Marlana Deutschman, Nancy Stinehart, Diane Sheperd, Mona Lee Austin, Janet German. BUSDRIVERS: Bob Watts, Lloyd Noward. MR. JAMES SMITHEY Ind. Arts 7-8-9-10 7-8 Phys. Ed. Boys Phys. Ed. Health 7 Science 7 Coach MRS. DON BAGINSKI Elementary Music 7-8 Vocal Girls’ Chorus Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus English 7-8 Band SCHOO MRS. VICTOR GLASGO Home Ec. 7-8-9-10 English 9-11-12 French | MR. EARL CHRISTY English 10 Civics World History Geography 7 American Government American History MRS. BOYD CASE Commercial Arithmetic Consumers Economics Shorthand || Typing I-ll Business Law Girls’ Phys. Ed. Hie AN ye Pegg . : ; [: Ses MRS. HERBERT BENGSTON Fifth Sixth Grades MRS. MORRIS WENIG Fourth Fifth Grades AND GRADE SCHOOL MRS. ARTHUR LIPPERT First Second Grades MISS ESTHEL ASMUS Second Third Grades FACULTY = ss EEE LLL LL ETT oN s SANS) ‘ SN Wg py Me SAN fo x 9 pb IN RPE PORN RASTER AAT FETT TERESA SSAA SAMA AMAAAAAA AKAs auld on UPR ISTE mnpiHAaHwn wmuvoypv om™nPpoHadhHn -—--CZZ yY FIRST ROW: Graydon Sheperd, Diane Swanson, Jessie Bobel. SECOND ROW: Barbara Ridenour, Carol Browne, Sandra Armitage, Shirley Mazey, Rosa- Lee Shufelt, Ruth Asmus, Mrs. Case. THIRD ROW: Dick Vykopal, Paul Snyder, Dorsey Sergent, Dallas Swanson, Zane Billings, Roger McSurley, Joe Hofner, Jim German. FIRST ROW: Diane Swanson, Ruth Asmus, Carol Browne, Dorsey Sergent, Suzanne Fox, Jessie Bobel. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bridgett, Laura Lee Pruden, Barbara Ridenour, Diane Sheperd, Nancy Browne, Dorothy Bridgett, Mary Lou Pruden, Carole Sutton, Barbara Mourdock, Mrs. Case. THIRD ROW: Dean Asmus, Barbara Duncan, Sandra Armitage, Shirley Mazey, Lynne Bau- meyer, Ruth Ann Davisson, Margaret Myers, Sandra Sullivan, Kathy Fox, Marion Watts, Graydon Sheperd, Bob Ryder. KLENA JEWELRY, Perrysburg DONNA'S BEAUTY SALON, Bowling Green M. R. PARSONS SON, Grand Rapids DAIRY QUEEN, Bowling Green RAPPAPORTS, Bowling Green BRIGHAM’'S, Bowling Green FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bridgett, Dorsey Ser- gent, Carol Browne. SECOND ROW: Tom Sheperd, Collette Ste- wart, Barbara Duncan, Kathy Fox, Bob Ry- der. UHLMAN SHOE CLOTHING CO., Bowling Green erd, Marjorie Ridenour. SECOND ROW: Barbara Mourdock, Jerry Jagos, Ruth Ann Davisson. O F F | G FIRST ROW: Sharon Bringman, Tom Shep- E S T A F F MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN., Bowling Green. “ayyasolow posy ‘uysny aiuuog ‘puadeys eunig ‘y20pinow Asap ‘yuaBsag Ayjos0g :Sq11IYOFYW “UOSUDMS dUDIG ‘}YND UuUYy AJOW ‘auMOIg ADUDNQ ‘UDAII|NG DIpUDS ‘49 Ba17 DusAW ‘JaUjoH DYJOW ‘snusy Ujny ‘Jaqog aissar ‘4yaHpiug DIDGIDg :AAOY GYIHL ‘saujoy Ady ‘skajjyag ADUDNY ‘xO4 BUUDZNS ‘ssN}Y DJJaqoy ‘UaUjoL) Bor ‘aMoy ADIN ‘UMOIg WIT “]YND Aqgog ‘1a |IW A110] ‘uoYNS ajo1DD ‘1ysUIBOg “sw ‘AMOY GNOD3IS “SHDAA UOLIDW ‘SPjIYy wif ‘sawI] Ua ‘aUMOIg UOG ‘aUMOJg AJJD7 ‘UON yUDIY ‘Yslug BUad ‘xOY AYyJOy ‘y2OPiNOW DIiDQuDg ‘yaeHpiug Ayjos0g ‘MOY LSYl4 aie mest FIRST ROW: Barbara Bridgett, Carole Sutton, Laura Lee Pruden, Marjorie Ridenour, Ruth Asmus, Diane Swanson, Jessie Bobel, Janet Philo, Barbara Ridenour, Mary Lou Pruden. SECOND ROW: Sue Fox, Shirley Mazey, Sandra Sullivan, Jane Sutton, Myrna Ziegler, Jerry Jagos, Roberta Huss, Ruth Ann Davisson, Carol Browne, Sandra Armitage. . THIRD ROW: Nancy Browne, Collette Stewart, Marian Watts, Rosa-Lee Shufelt, Kathleen == Fox, Lynne Baumeyer, Martha Hofner, Dorothy Sergent, Barbara Mourdock, Mrs. Baginski. Ss e - cho thru the years. When oth- er nights and oth- er days maj fs! Hl NCAOLOA -nxOw My | e—— FIRST ROW: Bob Ryder, Gene Smith, Dean Asmus, John Moore, Mrs. Baginski, Charles Bernthisel, Dale Asmus, Don Browne, Ronnie Austin. SECOND ROW: Bob Bobel, Burnett Billings, Stanley Richards, Carl Sheperd, Larry Berres, Bill Dibling, Alan Kinker, Larry Browne. pane d | ao) = ear FIRST ROW: Barbara Bridgett, Carole Sutton, Laura Lee Pruden, Margie Ridenour, Ruth Asmus, Barbara Mourdock, Diane Swanson, Jessie Bobel, Janet Philo, Barbara Ridenour, Mary Lou Pruden. SECOND ROW: Sue Fox, Shirley Mazey, Sandra Sullivan, Jane Sutton, Myrna Ziegler, Bob Ryder, Gene Smith, Dean Asmus, John Moore, Charles Bernthistle, Dale Asmus, Don Browne, Ronnie Austin, Gerry Jagos, Roberta Huss, Ruth Ann Davisson, Carol Browne, Sandra Armitage. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Baginski, Nancy Browne, Collette Stewart, Marian Watts, Rosa-Lee Shufelt, Bob Bobel, Ned Billings, Stanley Richards, Carl Sheperd, Larry Berres, Bill Dib- ling, Alan Kinker, Larry Browne, Kathy Fox, Lynne Baumeyer, Martha Hofner, Dorothy Sergent. Sole Selling Ag _ eR Se eqs mis es we Mr. Smithey, Ray Hofner, Dick Vykopal, Roger McSurley, Dallas Swan- son, Stanley Richards, Jim Petteys, Tom Adams, Tom Sheperd and Larry Ber- ris. ANAAwDA pp -rPr-DmAaAaMHCOUZ— MAUMEE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. THE HANKEY LUMBER BUILDING C Conant at Clinton Street, 212 South Prospect Street, Maumee, 3-3337 Bowling Green, 3-3221 or 3-3201 HOME EC POPES GROCERY, Waterville | : HARVEY'S RESTAURANT, Bowling Green HOMER MOORE, Tontogany ling G TIES AS A thas MILLS JEWELRY STORE, Bowling Green UPTON'S A W DRIVE IN, Bowling Green ATTENDANTS WOOD COUNTY FARM BUREA CO-OP, Owned and Operated by the Wood County Farmers, Phone: Haskins 2171, Bowling Green 229] ee COLLEGE if - cloHa AEE ATS TOM COB Eiri tik FIRST ROW: Dick Fox, Manager; Dale Asmus, Gordon Gibbs, Don Browne, Graydon She- perd, Paul Koch, Manager. SECOND ROW: Burnett Billings, John Moore, Dorsey Sergent, Zane Billings, Roger Mc- Surley, John Place, Dean Asmus, Tom Petteys, Mr. Smithey. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM DAIRY QUEEN, Waterville MONTYS, Bowling Green Opponent BOOKS BIKE SHOP, Bowling Green RUPP'S CANAL STORE, Waterville Pemberville Webster Olney Jackson Weston Liberty Lake Tontogany Grand Rapids Troy-Luckey North Baltimore Cygnet Portage Risingson Tontogany WATERVILLE BEAUTY SHOP BURCH HAT SHOP, Bowling Green FIRST ROW: Burnett Billings, Tom Petteys, Tom Wygant, Bob Ryder, Mr. Smithey. SECOND ROW: Dick Fox, Manager; Jim Petteys, Bill Dibling, Bob Bobel, Paul Koch, Manager. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Date Opponent Nov. 8 Pemberville 10 Webster 15 Olney 18 Jackson 2 Weston 9 Liberty 13 Lake 16 Tontogany 7 Grand Rapids 10 Troy-Luckey 13 North Baltimore 17 Cygnet 20 Portage 24 Risingson 3] Tontogany CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY, Bowling Green, Ohio WOOD COUNTY STONE AND TRANSIT COMPANY, Bowling Green, Ohio FIRST ROW: Dick Fox, Manager; Tom Petteys, John Moore, Paul Snyder, Dean Asmus, Graydon Sheperd, Paul Koch, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Smithey, Dale Asmus, ‘Gordon Gibbs, John Place, , Zane Billings, Roger McSurley, Dick Vykopal, Joe Hofner, Bob Ryder. OPPONENT Liberty Webster Grand Rapids Liberty Cygnet Weston Tournament Portage WATTS GAS STATION, Phone 2131, Haskins B. F. GOODRICH TIRE DEALERS, FRANKS SALES SERVICE, Bowling Green 9801 AOD 7 FIRST ROW: Carl Sheperd, Don Browne, Dale Asmus, Tom Petteys. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smithey, Dean Asmus, John Place, Zane Billings, Paul Snyder, John Moore, Paul Koch, Manager. —T wO-2Z2Cre 1 Pee ‘etl Wea FIRST ROW: Jim Browne, Nickey Rowe, Frank North, Jack Childs, Allan Limes, Dick Fox, Raymond Berres, Manager. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Pruden, Jim Childs, Larry Miller, Bob Guhl, Paul Koch, Douglas Mullins, Mr. Christy, Coach. BOOSTERS FROM HASKINS —m—-pwAMarx nyYw | Mr. Mrs. Harold Baumbarger Mrs. Julia Ryder Mr. Mrs. James L. German Mr. Mrs. Robert Spilker Mr. Mrs. Howard Baumbarger Mr. Mrs. Arthur Fox Mrs. Eliza Roadarmul Mr. Mrs. Don Mourdock in ilne M George Aust Heller Mrs. Vern Boumbarger Pram neice: See ge ee Sue Fox, Jessie Bobel. ‘ ivan Margaret Myers. Wm Wm. Mrs. Mrs ‘ _ Mrs Mr. Mr Mr Mr. = wn 5 — me} ©] ” Gerry Mourdock BOOSTERS Ruth Asmus, CHEERLEADERS iane Sheperd, Paul Asmus Frank Sahaski Ed Burk Roy Fisher Mrs Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Evelyn Browne, D th, 2 Yiteey ra Tae ae Ane a ee Tan erica settee rena FIRST ROW: Manvel Garza, William Guhl, James Armitage, Diane Asmus, David Keller- mier, Donald Rife, Kathy Asmus, Eddie Rowe, Frederic Bobel, Terry Brown, Pamela Armi- tage, Karen Sue Burrows, Christina McCaig. SECOND ROW: William Hofner, Floyd Armitage, Patricia Baum, Carol Carter, Duane Massey Shoemaker, Debra Crispen, Rita Morlock, Thomas Rathge, Roger Wygant, Charles Halbert, Theodore Daver, Madonna McCaig, Ann Enright. THIRD ROW: Hugh Bundy, James Winters, David Browne, Tim Enright, Ray Hennan, Rod- ney Wenig, Daniel German, Marjorie LeGalley, Chery! Elser, Sandra Dauer, Paul Bolton, Donald Brown, Terry Styer, Mrs. Lippert. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE GRAND RAPIDS BANKING CO., Grand Rapids PEOPLES SUPPLY CO., Bowling Green FIRST ROW: Harriet Brooks, Larry Combs, Becky Baumbarger, Opal Harris, Bobby Priest, Larry Longstreet, Brinda Belcher, Ruth Glasgo, Jerre Strausbaugh, Larry Asmus, Naomi Harris, Jackie Morelock. SECOND ROW: Ronny Bobel, Hollace Ziegler, Mike Berres, Elaine Swanson, Richard Gar- rett, Billy Baumbarger, John Steigerwald, Bobbie Miller, Clarence Brown, Don Limes, Karl Brown, Vivian Hennan, Stephen Strausbaugh, Kathy Miller, Betty Belcher. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Helzer (Cooperating Teacher), Barbara Pruden, Sharon Limes, Kath- leen Stewart, Forest Scheeley, Phillip Sworden, Donnie Garza, Tommy Smith, Joyce Sut- ton, Nancy Potter, Darrell Hartman, Mary Beth Bolton, Calvin Brown,Gary Daver, Miss Asmus. ABSENT: Letah Childs SECOND AND THIRD GRADES BANK OF WOOD COUNTY, Bowling Green WOODEN AGENCY, Bowling Green as ee FIRST ROW: Barbara Jagos, Kaye Rife, Garry Hofner, Ira Mullins, James Bernthisel, Lar- ry Hofner, James Bushong, Judy Mocniak. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wenig, Tommy LeGalley, Sixto Lopez, Sharon Guhl, Judy Wenig, Mary Ann Armitage, Vicki Enright, Chery! Mourdock, James Brown, Gary Hartman. THIRD ROW: Roger Long, Robert Shepard, John Lee, Rollie Limes, Donnie Harris, Tano Garza, David Asmus, James Ziss, Donald Brown, Jerry Limes. ABSENT-Donna Ensley. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES TASTEE FREEZ, Bowling Green KLEVERS JEWELRY, Bowling Green CAIN'S MARCELLE POTATO CHIP CO., Bowling Green’ AVERY COAL SUPPLY COMPANY, Bowling Green ASH HAT SHOP, Bowling Green KAY ANN, Bowling Green) FIRST ROW: Tommy German, Carl Snyder, Richard Schrei ber, John Brooks, Bill Morlock, Roger North, Sharon Koch, Linda Miller, Kathleen Wittman, Kathleen Berres, Carolyn Rowe. SECOND ROW: Ernest Bobel, Gary Grolle, Robert Hofner, Nancy Glasgo, Norma End- sley, Gene Mazey, Judy Pruden, Patricia Guhl, Douglas Lee, Charles Limes, Milton Har- ris, Mrs. Bengtson. THIRD ROW: Judy Kellermeier, Alton Schreiber, Stephen Mocniak, David Petteys, Robert Genson, Doye Sergent, Tommy Bridgett, Donnie Swanson, Dean Fox, Nancy Shepard. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES ‘m 24 BROOKS BROOKS RED WHITE, Haskins WATERVILLE HARDWARE, Waterville EELS LILLIE TAT gt Bes a - AE SRO ICT NS IOC ION. 1. Fourth and Fifth . First and Second Graders 8. Mrs. Lippert’s room. 2. Mrs. Bengston’s Class Haskins High 9. Reading Class 3. Hard at work. . Fifth and Sixth 10. Drawing . Spelling Class a first course bes Fe uw 2 ) uw QO ROW 1: Elaine Elser, Raymond Berres, Margaret Myers, Ronnie Pruden, Janet Snyder, Dan- ny Ginn. ROW 2: Lloyd Mazey, Evelyn Browne, Walter Baumeyer, Monita Farcus, Walter Lee, Ter- ry Allen. ROW 3: Patty Armitage, Oran Kinker, Mary Long, MacArthur Mullins, Barbara Place, James Childs. ROW 4: Lynette Billlings, James Browne, Rebecca Wygant, Mrs. Baginski, Sponsor. DILLS JEWELERS, Bowling Green BIGELOW’S MUSIC SHOP, Bowling Green: SULLIVAN'S DECORATING SHOP, Waterville HAROLD'S FLOWER SHOP, Bowling Green’ hes, Ne ie � Te Sore co rr TINT A ie ROW 1: Paul Kock, Jerry Mourdock, Allan Limes, Marlana Deutchsman, Nicky Rowe, Mona Lee Austin. ROW 2: Bonnie Austin, Robert Guhl, Linda Sutton, John Childs, Janice LeGalley, Gerald Wygoant. ROW 3: Harold Armitage, Mary Ann Guhl, Robert Lee, Nancy Shufelt, Richard Fox, Nan- cy Stinehart. ROW 4: Mr. Christy, Sponsor, Diane Sheperd, Janet German, Frank North, Nancy Pet- teys, Darlene Brown. RALPH THAYER, Bowling Green SHAWS AUTO REPAIR, Bowling Green Phone 3575 Phone 3786 JOHN BULLIS MARATHON, BEE GEE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO. Bowling Green Bowling Green ROW 1: Joan Rosencrance pO co PPT Mn ROW 4: Ned Billings Barbara Mourdock James Petteys Jerry Jagos Tom Adams ROW 5: Kathleen Fox ROW 2: Tom Sheperd William Dibling Mary Lou Pruden Janet Philo Marjorie Ridenour Robert Bobel Mrs. Glasgo, Sponsor ROW 3: Dorothy Bridgett Larry Berres Dorothy Sergent Robert Snyder DOROTHY RYDER, Haskins W. L. GARRETT HARDWARE, Haskins SHEPERDS GROCERY, Haskins | HOWARD SWANSON, Haskins Stesstttes é aT nt ‘Sites 2 od sat steriag, we i ald bee al ii ae wer 1. Hard at work . Mermaids 9. As usual Class party Margie 10. Helpers Bathing beauty Lunch time 11. Relaxing Guess who . Class officers 12. The Big Four ROW 1: ROW 4: Marian Watts Sandra Sullivan Tom Wygant Lynne Baumeyer Don Browne Stanley Richards Larry Browne ROW 5: Myrna Ziegler Chuck Bernthisel ROW 2: Roberta Huss Collette Stewart Ronald Austin Bob Ryder Sally Steigerwald Mrs. Case, Sponsor ROW 3: Martha Hofner Gene Smith Nancy Browne Ray Hofner ALBERT GRAF SON, Waterville WATERVILLE PHARMAC. McSURLEY ELECTRONICS, Waterville WAGONER JEWELRY, Waterville Phone 4611, Waterville | pasar ss as 1. Laughing boy 5. Jam pile 10. Pals 2. Mama's little darling 6. Statue of Liberty 11. Guys and dolls � 3. Trimming the tree 7. Too much cider 12 Oh! 4. Feeling his cheerio's 8. Class officers 13. Shy 9. Thirsty?? 14. Something funny? LORRAINE OIL COMPANY, 1006 North Main, Bowling Green 6801 ROW 1: John Place WATERVILLE BANK, Waterville THE HAT BOX, Bowling Green-34155 ROW 2: Barbara Duncan Thomas Petteys Charles Lee Ruth Ann Davisson Gordon Gibbs ROW 4: Sharon Bringman Dean Asmus Barbara Jean Bridgett John Snyder Sue Fox ROW 5: John Moore Carole Sutton Dale Asmus Laura Lee Pruden Carlton Sheperd Mr. Case, Sponsor CROLL FUNERAL:HOME, Tontogany and Grand Rapids HERFF-JONES CO., Indianapolis ee ee ee 2 _—— 1. Just resting 2. Oh! my aching foot 3. Having fun? 4. Buddies 10. The typist 6. No horne?¢ 11. Cousin Carl 7. Please don't go. 12. You name it. 8. Help wanted 13. Star player 9. Busy beavers CLASS WILL DORSEY SERGENT happily wills to SUE FOX the Crimson Gold. SHIRLEY MAZEY leaves her ability to be typist on the school paper to SHA RON BRINGMAN in hopes her ears are sharp enough to hear the bell. JIM GERMAN gladly wills his ability to smash fenders to DALE ASMUS hop- ing that he doesn't break his record. ROSA-LEE SHUFELT wills her ability to race on the dixie without getting caught to RUTH ANN DAVISSON. With a sigh of relief DIANE SWANSON wills her position as Editor in Chief to any ambitious junior girl. JOE HOFNER wills all of his 210 pounds of weight to CHUCK LEE hoping he can carry it. GRAYDON SHEPERD leaves his ability to know all the available cute girls to JOHN SNYDER. DALLAS SWANSON wills his 180 pounds to GORDON GIBBS in hopes it doesn't get the best of him. RUTH ASMUS bequeaths her great understanding and love of shorthand to BARBARA DUNCAN. ZANE BILLINGS wills his ability to make an average of 24.5 points during a basketball game to TOM PETEYS and DEAN ASMUS. ROGER McSURLEY wills to JOHN MOORE his ability to keep out of trouble and to get along with the teachers. PAUL SNYDER wills his ability to quit running in track to JOHN PLACE and CARL SHEPERD. CAROL BROWNE wills her ability to get a traffic ticket to CAROLE SUTTON and LAURA LEE PRUDEN in hopes they won't be as scared as she upon re- ceiving it. JESSIE BOBEL wills her slightly used red cheerleading socks to SUE FOX to keep her feet warm at basketball games next year. BARBARA RIDENOUR wills her ability to mimeograph to BARBARA BRIDGETT mere: oe DORSEY GENE SERGENT ‘President’ Ambition: Coach DIANE SUE SWANSON ‘Vice President ” Ambition: Secretary. HH PAUL JAY SNYDER .... ) Ambition: Civil Engineer. 1 : JESSIE LEE BOBEL i ‘Secretary 1 Ambition: Elementary Teacher. i | i | ZANE DARWIN BILLINGS ‘Treasurer Ambition: Be a Success. ROGER STANLEY McSURLEY Ambition: Be a Success. RUTH ANN ASMUS Ambition: Music Teacher. JAMES RUSSELL GERMAN Ambition: A Success BARBARA JEAN RIDENOUR Ambition: Secretary. DALLAS LEO SWANSON Ambition: A Plumber GRAYDON GEORGE SHEPERD Ambition: A College Education. ROSA-LEE SHUFELT Ambition: Housewife. RR wir AS rasta volt eee ci en AR Op ROONEeh TR inet om oer CAROL JEAN BROWNE Ambition: Secretary. JOSEPH CONRAD HOFNER Ambition: Farmer SHIRLEY MAE MAZEY Ambition: Housewife. SENIOR ACTIVITIES DORSEY SERGENT Boys Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Class Play 3, 4; Class President 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; 1.Q. League 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. JOE HOFNER Basketballl, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Baseball 4; Class Play 3; 4; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 4. BARBARA RIDENOUR Class Play 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Queen Attendant for Prom 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Class Officer 3. SHIRLEY MAZEY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Band 1; Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Operetta 1. CAROL BROWNE Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ CHORUS 1se2 14, 4, Band..|,.’2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Operetta 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1; Sextet 4. DIANE SWANSON Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus (i 2, 3: 4; Band the 2, rt 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 1, 2, 3; County Chorus 4; May Queen Attendant 3; May Queen r. ROGER McSURLEY Class Play 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. ROSA-LEE SHUFELT Class Play 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Operetta 1. JAMES GERMAN Class Play 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; An- nual Staff 4; Scholarship Team 3; Boys’ Chorus 1, 2; Baseball 4. ZANE BILLINGS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 4. RUTH ASMUS Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Queen Attendant 4; Oper- etta 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mix- ed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; County Chorus 2, 3, 4; Sextet 4. DALLAS SWANSON Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 2, 3. JESSIE BOBEL Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; County Chorus 3; May Queen Attendent 4. PAUL SNYDER Class Play 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Scho- larship Team 1, 3; Baseball 3, 4. GRAYDON SHEPERD Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Track 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. eS a ees mb a ic Mialiiass x in rengrine ea er ae BR RSE Seles aha Fe tS a - TRAIN OF LIFE On September 2, 1944, a bright shiny new diesel engine pulled into Haskins with one car carrying the following first graders: Bill Pienert, Gerry Sutton, Shirley Mazey, Zane Billings, Darrel Debbe, Bob Vislay, Paul Snyder, Graydon Sheperd, Dorsey Sergent, Joe Hofner, Carl Youngpeter, Carol Browne, Rosa-Lee Shufelt, Sandra Armitage, Laurena Michaelis, Jessie Bobel, Charles Lee, James German, Diane Swanson, and Ruth Asmus. Miss Mercer was our chief engineer for that trip, and she did a fine job of teaching us the A-B-C-s of railroading. Miss Mercer also accompanied us on our second trip and continued our training. We lost Bill Pienert and gain- ed Dallas Swanson on that trip. On our third and fourth trips a dining car was added to our little train and Ronald Wolf, Betty Heiman, and Betty Austin were added to our class to help with the new car. Miss Asmus became chief engineer, while Miss Mercer weni back to start a new class of railroaders. We lost Carl Young- peter on our third trip and Laurena Michealis on our fourth trip. We found that they had gone to work for rival Railroad Companies. During our fifth and sixth trips Mrs. Bengston took over as_ engineer. We added two new coachs to the train and to help with the larger train Robert Meyhofer was gained as a new conductor. But alas, A Rival Rail- road Company had again stolen three members of our crew. They were Dar- rel Debbe, Betty Heiman, and Betty Austin. When our seventh trip through Haskins rolled around, we found that the train had grown to seven cars and we had developed quite a business. Janel Maeder, Kenneth Whitmore and Robert Bomia were added to our crew now composed of experienced railroaders. We lost Robert Meyhofer, Charles Lee, and Bob Vislay. During our eighth and ninth yearly trips, Mr. Larson became the en- gineer. Walter Christopher, who was the chef, left our crew for what he thought was a better job. We then gained new crew members, Roger Mc- Surley and Dick Vykopal. Mr. Case became the engineer during our tenth and eleventh years and Barbara Ridenour joined as a waitress. During our eleventh trip, Bill Combs left us. We sold ice cream bars at basketball games and presented the play, Beauty and the Beef,” to help our savings toward a twelfth-year celebra- tion. We held a banquet and prom for another Railroad Company. A great deal of time and effort was spent on this, but since it was such a grand suc- cess,we thought it was worth while. Now as we journeyed along on our twelfth and final trip we found Mr. Griffith as our engineer. Gerry Sutton, Dick Vykopal and Sandra Armitage left our crew. During our twelfth trip we sold pop, candy and popcorn at basketball games to save money for our last trip. We also gave the play: “A Fuedin Over Yonder , which added to our savings. We are all seasoned Railroaders now and we are almost ready to go out on our own. Our final trip together will be to Washington and New York where our crew members will celebrate their twelve wonderful trips together. We will hate to leave our train but it is becoming old and worn down. It has served its purpose well, and we shall all remember the many lessons it has taught US. THE ANSWER IS GOD HASKINS FEDERATED CHURCH American Baptist God works in and through Evangelical and Reformed the Christian Church | | to reclaim human lives | | Morning Worship 10:00 A. M. and save immortal souls. Sunday School 11:00 A. M. Attend and Support The Church of Your Choice Lord’ Psalm 122:1 : LL A SS SS Sie semen { | | “Let us go unto the house of the l | | | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Haskins, Ohio Morning Worship 9:30 A. M. Church School 10:45 A. M. Worship Service 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 10:30 A. M. The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him, To all who call upon him in truth.” ‘Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and | will give you rest.” -Psalm 145:18 Matthew 11:28 LOLOL TS SL A A LL TS Se LS Se se ste sn te set LS ES SS NS SO Ser se, se se eee, vg om Berry“Painter Company INCORPORATED “eay ae aad ps Ln hii. ite Ni Gee) ey ne ae Ea ae i oe sends ‘Pe wa Wy pr shell: sae ae S Wa Bay ema 5 afl ws aptly. 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