Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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She sponsored our class three years and taught our English class three of our four years in high schoolg Besides teaching, sne is married to Victor Glasgo and mother of two girls, Nancy and Ruth, She also does judging of granges, fairs, etc. When we look back on our high school days, we shall always remember Mrs. Glasgo, whose helpful guidance and understanding has won her a place in the hearts of each of us. Our parents have gently nudged us along our way for eighteen years. As the time for graduation nears, we pause for a moment to look back on all they have done for us. Ever since we have been old enough to understand, they have taught us three important virtues, to love, be honest and to do anything we undertake to the best of our ability. They have prepared us for this step by teaching us to be useiul citizens. No one is Created perfect, and we are sure parents are the first to agree with us, so when we have made a mistake or have done wrong in any way and have hurt you, we didn't do so intentionally. Because of human nature, we tried very hard to offset all our mistakes by doing some- thing to make you proud and take away a little bit of the hurt. Now we stop reminiscing and think seriously of the future. What it holds for us is unkown. We can cnly hope and dream of its possessions, but should any success come to us, we owe it to you, and if failure comes to us, we have only ourselves to blame. The feelings we have for you-are' hard to express in our words, but we feel they are well expressed in the words of Talmud-- If there is a saving virtue, it is the loving service of our parents. .Hcfministra tion ' V f 1 SUPERINTENDENT, Mr, case 4? A v f Q20 1 7 x VV Vyvoiwl! gi, iii U 1 ., L X 5 PRINCIPAL, Mr. Smitney SECRETARY, Virginia Mourdock ufr Quicfffng ancfs LEFT' TO RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Bobel, Clarence Asmus, Dennis: Enright, President: Don Dauer, Virginia Mourdock, Clerkg Don Mourdock. L. Cole, I...E. Prctz, Mrs, Margaret Robinson, Clerkg Calvin Leader, Suptg Dennie Enright, Presidentg Fred Gossman, Don Dauer, MR, JAMES SMITHEY Physical Education Coach MRS. JANET GLASGO X MISS PHY LLIS MEIER Music English MR , EAR L CHRISTY English Science Languages History MR, BOYD CASE Mathematics Science Jr. High Coach MRS. BER THA CARTER Mathematics MXSS BETTY TENNAR Commercial MRS. MARY LIPPERT MRS. DOROTHY HAMILTON First Grade Second Grade MRS, ALGIA CHAMBERLAIN MRS. EVA BROWNE Third Grade Fourth Grade MRS. MYRILE BENGTSON MRS. ETHEL. ASELTYNE Fifth Grade Sixth Grade av 252 . GG ufr gfelping gfancfs COOKS Mrs. Helen Austin Mrs. Wanda Baumbarger BUS DRIVER Mr. Lloyd Noward CUSTODIAN Mr, Me lvm Genson BUS DRIVER Mr. Bob Watts Qracfuatvs Mixed Chorus . Boys' Chorus . r 1 CHARLES LEWIS BERNT1-11sEL A 4 President 0 n-uso... sp.. 4 Band.. . 4 . Senior Class President . . Band President .... Student Council . . . All CountyvChorus.. . Annual Staff .... Paper Staff .... Class Plays . . Class Officer , , - CHARLOTTE LYNNE BAUMEYER Mixed Chorus ..... Girls' Chorus .... 'All County Chorus . Class Officer .... Class Plays. . . Paper Staff ..... Scholarship Team . . Annual Staff .... Editor of Annual .... Prom Queen ...... Annual Queen Attendant F.H.A. ........ . Secretary .... ....Z,3,4 4 . .l,2,3. . 1.2, , ..z. . - - Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus F.H.A.. . . . Library Staff Annual Staff . Paper Staff . Class Plays . Class Officer FY ACC Ffhl SDC- mari! Fllnn Ar-url Y inlnf Rlnn .. 1,2.,3,4 .. 1,Z,3,4 ,, 1',2,3,4 4 , 4 In-1 ..4 ..2,3 , 4 ...3 ,1,3,4 .. 4 Mixed Chorus . Girls' Chorus . Band .... ' . F. H. A ..... SANDRA SUE SULLIVAN Vice-President Class Officer' . Cheerleader. . . Annual Staff . . All County Band Paper Staff. . . May Queen Attendant . Class Plays . . Scholarship Team . . LQ. League. . Office Staff. . .' . . . . s Annual Queen Attendant . . Cla s President . . . . . COLETTE JANE STEWART Treasurer .1,Z,3,4 .l,Z,3,4 . . .Z,3 . .4 . . 4 . . 3,4 -. .4 Mixed Chorus. . . Boys' Chorus Band ..... Class Plays . Class Officer W MARTHA MARIE HOFNER A Mixed Chorus. . . . . ....... -. .l,Z,3, Girls' Chorus . . .. . .1,2,3, Band...-...... All County Chorus . . All County Band . . Paper Staff . . . . Annual Staff . Class Plays . . HAROLD GENE SMITH . . . . 3,4 1 DON EARL BROWNE Boys' Chorus .............. Band. . . . . . Basketball . . Baseball ........ Track ...... . . . . All County B.B. Team . . Class Officer ...... Class Plays ,.,,, All County Chorus , Student Council. . . M1xedChorus............... .,.1,Z,3,4 . . 3 4 . .3 . . . .4 . .3,4 LARRY WILLIAM BROWN MxxedChorus............... Boys' Chorus. . . ,Band......... A11 County Chorus . . Class Officer .... ' Paper Staff . . . Annual Staff . . Class Plays . . . .l,2,3,4 . .1,Z,3,-' V. . .1,.. . .l,2,3,4 .'1,Z,3,4 . .l.Z,3,4 . . . . .4 . . . 1,2 . . 1,3,4 . .... 3 . . .4 1 I w x A Mixed Chorus . . Girls' Chorus. . All County Chorus F. H. A. President Band ....... Class Plays '. . . Paper Staff . . MYRNA ANN ZIEGLER ' ..l,Z,3,4 ROBE RTA DIANNE HUSS . .1,2,3,4 . .l.Z.3,4 . . . . .4 .1,2A,3,4 ...s,4 ..z,s,4 Band...... RAY ALLEN HOFNER Class Plays . . 113 4 Mixed Chorus .... Girls' Chorus . . . Band ........ All County Chorus . All County Band . . Paper Staff .... Annual Staff ..... LQ. League .... Editor of Newspaper Class Plays .... Class Officer .... Scholarship Team . Chorus President . . .......... - Q . . .1,Z,3,4 1,2,3,4 . .l,Z.3.4 3 4 . . l,Z,3,4 .....4 3,4 . .Z, . . . .4 . . .1,3 ...1,2,3 ..l,2x . 3 Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Band ..... Basketball . Baseball . . Track .... Annual Staff . Class Plays . RONALD LEROY AUSTIN .. ..l,Z,3,4 .1,2,3,4 '1 .2 .l,3,4 ..3,4 ..3,4 ...4 ..3,4 CLASS MOTTO- It matters not what we are thought to be-, but what we are. Mixed Chorus . NANCY RAE UROW NE Girls'Chorus........'....... Band ...... Class Officer . Annual Staff Paper Staff. . . All County Band All County Chorus . . Cheerleader . . F. H. A. .... Class Plays . . . .l,2, Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus. . Track. 4 . . . Baseball. . . Basketball . . Library Staff . . Class Officer Paper Staff . ' . s Annual Staff . . . Class Plays . . . Scholarship Te Bm 3,4 . .l.Z.3.4 . . .l,2,3 Z ...ll .....4 ...l,Z,3 ...3 ..3.4 ..4 ..3,4 ROBERT DAVID RYDER ..1,z,,4 3. ..1,2,3,4 . . . .1,z . .1,Z,3,4 . . l.Z,3,4 1,2 ...1,z ..1,z,: ....4 .. ..3,4 .. ...l A THOMAS GORDON WYGANT Basketball ..... ' .............. . . 1, Z, 3, 4 Track ....... ' ........ .... . . . .l,Z,3,4 Annual Staff .... ..... 4 Class Plays .... . . . . 3,4 Scholarship Team . . . . Z MARIAN LOUISE WATTS MixedChorus..........,... .... ..1,Z,3, Girls' Chorus . Band . . . . . ..l,2,3, 4 4 .. .l.Z.3 Chorus President . . - - - 4 FJ-LA.. ..... - -4 AnnualStaff... Paper Staff. . . - -1.2.3-4 Library Staff . . ---- 4 Class Plays . . . - . 3.4 Student Council . . . - -4 Annual Queen . ., - - 4 CLASS FLOWER-White Rose GSS We, the members of the Senior Class of 1958, Middleton Local School, City of Haskins, County of Wood, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST: To the Junior Class, we do will and bequeath the ability to carry on one more year and to have a few thousand dollars in its treasury for a trip. To the Sophomore Class, we do will and bequeath our various means of getting out of study halls and classes. To the Freshman Class, we do will and bequeath our many good times which they will be enjoying in the next three years. SECOND: To Mr. Smithey, we will and bequeath the honor of sponsoring another Senior' Class, in hopes he doesn't find another one better. THIRD: I, Charles Bernthisel, do will and bequeath the position of Presidency of the Senior Class to any Junior, and my height too. I, Sandra Sullivan, do will and bequeath my swimming ability to Dorothy Sergent in hopes she doesn't learn any more strokes than I have learned. I, Bob Ryder, do will and bequeath my forwardness to girls to Ned Billings in hopes he doesn't outdo me. I, Colette Stewart, do will and bequeath my ability to go with one boy to Mary Lou Pruden. I, Ronnie Austin, do will and bequeath my short hair to Larry Berres. I, Lynne Baumeyer, do will and bequeath the editorship of the Annual to any ambitious Junior. I, Don Browne, do will and bequeath my good behavior in Chemistry Class to Jim Petteys. I, Marian Watts, do will and bequeath my going steady to Barbara Mourdock in hopes she doesn't outdo me. I, Ray Hofner, do will and bequeath my ability of getting excuses to get out of school early to Bob Snyder in hopes he doesn't break my record, I, Roberta Huss, do will and bequeath the editorship of the school paper to Kathy Fox in hopes she has as much fun in doing it as I did. I, Gene Smith, do will and bequeath my parking place to Bob Bobel in front of the school. I, Nancy Browne, do will and bequeath my short hair to Gerry Jagos in hopes she never has it as short as mine. I, Larry Browne, do will and bequeath my long hair to Tom Adams in hopes his never gets longer than mine. I, Myrna Ziegler, do will and bequeath my height of six foot to Allan Kinker in hopes he doesn't bump his head in small places, and my ability to go steady for eight months to DorothyBridgett in hopes she und as nice a. guy as I did. I, Tom Wygant, do will and bequeath my basketball abiltiy to Bill Dibling in hopes he gets more rebounds than I did. I, Martha I-Iofner, do will and bequeath my flirty eyes to Janet Philo in hopes she makes them behave better than I did. fgfa-JU Ul'llOI' G GSS L.. r FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Pruden, Dorothy Bridgett, Barbara Mourdock, Kathy Fox, Dorothy Sergent, Janet Philo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Case, Tom Sheperd, Jim Petteys, Tom Adams, Burnett Billings, Gerry Jagos, Larry Berres, Bi1lDibling, Alan Kinker, Bob Bobel, Robert Snyder. CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Gerry Jagos, President: STANDXNG: Dorothy Sergent, Secretary and Treasurerg Bill Dibling, Vice-President. Our junior year will long be well remembered by the members of our class. Among our money-making projects this year were bake sales, selling ice cream bars and programs at the high school bas- ketball games and junior high tournaments, giving a dance, Sate1lite Ball, presenting a play entitled, January Thaw, working together with the seniors to make and sell the Wood County Basketball Tournament Programs. Giving the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was the highlight of our year, We are looking forward to our Senior year, Sophomore Gfass FIKSI' ROW: Mary Ann Guhl, Diane Sheperd, Darlene Brown, Janice LeGaI1ey, Nancy Shufelt, Janet German. SECOND ROW: Mr. Christy, Advisor: Linda Sutton, Nancy Petteys, Nancy Stinehart, Mana Lee Austin, Bonnie Austin, Marlana Deutchsman, Harold Armitage. THIRD ROW: Dick Fox, Frank North, Jerry Wygant, John Childs, Allen Limes, Robert Lee, Paul Koch. ABSENT. Nick Rowe During the year our main project was our magazine campaign, Everyone worked hard to make our class fund larger, We had several parties thoughout the year which left us with fond memo- ries, that we will carry throughout our high school life. SEATED: Mona Lee Austin, Presidentg STANDING: Janet German, Secretary, Nancy Petteys, Vice-President Nancy Shufelt, Treasurer. 17 C9198 ,HIGH GCISS FIRST ROW: Janet Snyder, Terry Allen, Barbara Place, Patty Armitage, Evelyn Browne, Mary Long. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Glasgo, Advisorg Jim Childs, Elaine Elser, Lynette Billings, Margaret Meyers, Rebecca Wygant, Ora.. -.inker. THIRD ROW: Danny Ginn, Jim Browne, Walter Lee, Walter Baumeyer, Lloyd Mazey, Larry Miller, Raymond Berres, Ronnie Pruden. Our first year in high school can only be described in one word, tremendous. Although our home room may have gotten a little noisy at times, we think that we have kept our composure quite well throughout the year, As our first venture into big business, we tried our hand at sale srnenship and found it quite profitable. From the nurn- erous beauties in our class Evelyn Browne was chosen as our candidate for the annual senior dance. We wish to thank Mrs. Glasgo for her patience and understanding in mak- ing this a pleasant year, SEATED: Walter Baumeyer, President. STANDING: Rebecca Wygant, Secretary-Treasurer, Evelyn Browne, Vice-President. giglitlz grade Cass FIRST ROW: Alton Schreiber, Bob Hofner, Norma Endsley, Judy Pruden, Doye Sergent, David Petteys. SECOND ROW: Miss Meier, Gary Grolle, Don Swanson, Bob Genson, Gene Mazey, Tom Bridgett, Roger North, Dean Fox, David Bobel. As we prepare to enter high school, we look back over our junior high years which we have found to be very profitable and our class parties enjoyable. We are looking forward to our freshman year very much. CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Bob Genson, President. STANDING: Tom Birdgett, Vice-Presidentg Gary Grolle. Secretary and Treasurer. 10 eventlz Qracie Cass FIRST ROW: Carolyn Rowe, Linda Miller, Kathleen Wittman, Donna Endsley, Judy Kellermeier, Sharon Koch, Kathleen Berres. SECOND ROW: Miss Tennar, Advisor, Carl Snyder, Bill Morlock, Roger Long, Nancy Glasgo, David Bobel, Steven Mocniak, John Brooks, Don Brown, Richard Schreiber. THIRD ROW: Jim Brown, Jim Price, Milton Harris, Charles Linies, Douglas Lee, Jim Ziss, Rollie Limes, Ernie Babel, Gary Hartman, Jim Bernthisel, Tommy German. In our first year in junior high we were a little confused the first few days, but soon became accustomed to the rou- tine of junior high and high school life and found it quite different from that of grade school. We are sure that with a little guidance we will become a credit to our school. CLASS OFFICER SEATED: David Asmus, President. STANDING: Sharon Koch, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Morlock Vice-President Qgybctlz Q ra e FIRST ROW: Judy Mocniak, Ruth Miller, Kaye Rife, Judy Wenig, Vicki Enright, Cheryl Mourdock, Barbara Jagos. SECOND ROW: Jim Bushong, Jerry Limes, Ralpn Hannanmnn, Tonto Garza, Don Harris, Bob Shepard, Sixto Lopez. Tom LeGalley, Mrs. Aseltyne-Teacher. Qraicfe FIRST ROW: Jackie Morlock, Patty Price, Nancy Potter, Vivien Hennan, Kathy Miller, Opal Harris. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bengtson, Forest Sheeley, Ronnie Bobel, Larry Hofner, Darrel Hartman, Gary Dauer, Phillip Sworden, Clavin Brown. THIRD ROW: Joe Muron. Karl B1-nwn, Fm-If Ga'-1-an R411 11...-mx,-.-, 1-1....-..,... n..,,..,,. 0 ourtlz Qracfe FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Christina McCaig, Harriet Brooks, Madonna McCaig, Betah Childs, Becky Baumbarger, Naomi Harris, Linda Pratt. Barbara Pruden, Ruth Glasgo, Debra Crispen, Kathy Stewart, Elaine Swanson, Joyce Sutton, Mary Reese, Hollace Ziegler, Sharon Limes. Mrs. Earl Browne, Theodore Dauer, Larry Asmus, Bobby Priest, Larry Longstreet, Joe Garza, Charles Halbert, Danny German, Donnie Rife. -Qlgfzlrcf Qracfe Karen Burrows, Sandra Dauer, Marjorie LeGalley, Cindy Heiman, Cheryl Elser, Kathy Asmus, Diane Asmus. Terry Brown, James Armitage, Freddie Bobel, Don Brown, Rita Morlock, Carol Carter, Patricia Baum, Carol Hannmann, Ann Enright, David Kellermeier, Billy Guhl, Hugh Bundy. Mrs. Chamberlain, Manuel Garza, Eddie Rowe, Roger Wygant, Billy Hofner, Freddie Greive, Douglas Botte, Kenneth Miller, Rodney Wenig, Tim Enright, Ray Hennan, Terry Styer, David Browne, David Price, James Winters. C QCOHCJ QIUCJQ FIRST ROW: Alice Bushong, Carol Wilhelm, Margaret Dauer, Beth Ann Bobel, Sandra Grolle, Peggy Burrows. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hamilton, Jack Kieffer, Janice Longstreet, Debra H:-nnan, Joyce Koch, Janet Dimick, Connie Lou Ziss, Patricia Limes, Gary McCaig. THIRD ROW: Norman Crispen, Donald Genson, Charles Potter, Robert Hartman, James Mutchler, Michael Mendell, James Garrett. Cglrst Qracfe FIRST ROW: Sandra Sheeley, Janice Heller, Glee Stewart, Bonnie Knaggs, Nancy Schatzke, Karen Sanders. SECOND ROW: Karen Miller, Diana Rowe, Dawn Crispen, Mary Baum, Mildred Pruden, Nancy Schadenfroh, Ruth Brown. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lippert, Sue Fretter, Galen Limes, Mike Dvorack, Mark Brigman, George Limes, Dallas Cooper, Roger McCaig. ABSENT: Ann Lone and Denise Adams. 1, px ism, 3 ,,,,,., VYAV A , ff :. 3392'- if W Q' 114 wig , nib s K , f Q wig 1 1 W nm M M. 6 Q., fi. ., KS' l wwf - M 1 ai 1' 454 T K ., A Q- ffnfw-A-.v 2 52. ff' k ,Q kkr: I A ., . mf' ga , -Q , B? il ,,.,.gonl ,tg ,. .-, fs.. :Q A A T C H T L I E V T I I T C I S CNN , IE ER Po A U 93 9 kwa STI ?,oBOuaf5 rd N DON BROW NE, Captam Guard me NORTH gxawcenwf EEN L Ofuh IMEQ 2 ' hm ' I k ,. M' -.A ,..-, , ,, W V,vW 2 fx M Ea Q . ..1, I i ix q , - Q 5 S 2 3' 'wr ua Q WAS? ff ks, , A, xi fl if 5 Varsity Qas4et6afl Cgtfanz SEATED: QLeit to Right? Bob Genson-Manager, Jim Pettyes D ck Fo A e L Bill Dibling, Paul Koch, Tom Bridgett-Manager. STANDING: QLefr to Righrj Don Browne, Ronnie Austin, Burn tr B 11 W g r Mr. Smithey-Coach, John Childs, Frank North, B b Ryd Team Where We They Webster T 41 43 Togany T 39 36 Pemberville H 40 67 Olney T 46 45 Jackson H 51 38 Weston T 44 51 Troy H 35 49 Lake H 39 61 Westwood H 38 37 McClure T 54 48 Togany H 34 42 Malinta Greton H 45 52. Whiteford H 48 40 Montgomery T 38 74 Grand Rapids T 47 66 North Baltimore T 39 55 Cygnet H 59 55 Risingsun H 53 48 Portage T 50 75 Maumee Valley H 37 43 1 eserve Qasketfnall Clam SEATED: QLeft to Right, Bob Genson-Manager, Ronnie Purden, Jim Browne, Paul Koch, Oz-an Kinker, Tom Bridgett-Manager. STANDING: lL.eft to Right, Alan Kinker, Dick Fox, Mr. Smithey-Coach, John Childs, Bill Dibung. N I 93 asm. Te am Webster Togany Pemberville Olney Jackson Weston Troy Lake Westwood McClure Togany Malinta Greton Whiteford Montgomery Grand Rapids North Baltimore Cygnet Risingsun s 1 W o . r Jn L '. 4 1 Maumee Valley Where T T H T H T H H H T H H H T T T H H H We They 28 24 39 10 34 46 31 22 31 Z3 31 21 32 50 34 43 34 35 31 40 27 24 26 Z8 59 24 32 44 23 33 51 43 38 30 38 Z4 44 36 ALLEN LIMES Shotput BILL DIB LING Hurdles FIRST ROW : SECOND ROW: NED BILLINGS LLOYD MAZEY Mile High Jump BOB BOBEL Hurdles Jim Petteys, Bob Bobel, Dick Fox, Allen Limes, Bi11Bib1ing, Jim Browne, Oran Kinker. Mr. Smithey-Coach, Tom Bridgett-Manager, Don Browne, Frank Narth, Jerry Wygant, Tom Wygant, Burnett Billings, John Childs, Ronnie Austin, Paul Koch, Ronnie Pruden, Bob Genson-Manager. 9618966111 adm FIRST ROW: QLeft to Rightj Don Browne, Walter Baumeyer. Burnet! Billihgm B05 RYde1' Al L' J' P len xmes, im etteys. . V SECOND ROW: QLeft to Rightj Ronnie Pruden, Bob Bobel, lfaul KoCh, DICR Fox. ROHHIC Austin, John Childs, Jim Browne, Danny Ginn. The Haskins Baseball Team under the able coaching of Mr. Smithey, found the going a little rough, but the members con- sistently put forth fine performances, and the team as a whole did a fine job. Most of the pitching burden fell on Dick Fox who was quite capable of handling it, also cap- able of handling opposing pitchers was Don Browne, the Big Reds' leading hitter. i 4 f , Q 1 V' , 1 It ' 4 ' I, , W v 5 4 .' 7 -4, ,f x V ' ' 4 P ,, U . l W H14 . v V - - 1 1 J K i 1 1 - ' Z2 rmsr ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Te am Tongany Jacks on Weston Westwood Pemberville Tongany B. G. J. H. S. Hanry Grand Rapids North Baltimore Tournament We ston We stwoo d To gany lLeft to Schreib QLeft to Rightj John Brooks, Gary Hartman, Charles Limes, Richard er. Right, Jim Bernthisel, David Petteys, B111 Morlock, David Asmus, Gary Grolle, David Bobel lLeft to Mazey, Rightl Mr. Case-Coach, Dean Fox, Doye Sergent, Bob Genson, Gene Tom Bridgett, Don Swanson, Bob Hofner-Manager I Z75r'H-1vsI'r'1 -IZCQC7 -4 PIO VVUZ -sr 55' Z I We They Z5 40 67 3 49 19 35 31 30 38 2.2. 41 51 7 59 9 41 11 41 25 51 10 27 17 28 24 Diane Sheperd, Sandra Sullivan, Nancy Browne-Captain, Kathy Fox, Evelyn Browne arsitg Gheerlmders As the basketball season opened this year, we found these five girls leading the cheering section for the Big Red team. The smiles displayed by them are characteristic of their nature. Perhaps your favorite is Diane Sheperd, the girl on the left. Diane's quick smile has won her many friends. Maybe Kathy Fox is your favorite. Kathy's ability to never lose her temper has made her a friend of many. The next girl Nancy Browne, a senior, is liked by everybody, because, well because she likes everybody! Evelyn Browne's smile would make anyone believe in the old song favorite. lt's a Great, Big Wonderful World! We just couldn't forget Sandra Sullivan! A popular senior wit! sparkling brown eyes, she has been cheerleader for three years. Carolyn Rowe, Sharon Koen-captain, Donna hindsley, Norma Endsley. l,H'll.OI' GllQQI'!QCLC!QI'S These four girls are responsible for the vim and vitality shown by the junior high team. These girls, three seventh graders and an eighth grader, work as one to support their team. They can convince even the most uninterested spectators that they should he ashamed of themselves for not yelling! Voice El, l. 2. 3. K!! 771 uz ! lu1r1 i V lil V1 ini- IE EL Mary Lou Pruden, Marry Ann Cvuhl, Darlene Brown, Dorothy Bridgett, -1- Dorothy Sergent, Nancy Petteys, Barbara Place, Janet Snyder, Janet Philo. Miss Meier, Janice LeCvalley, Barbara Mourdock, Diane Sheperd, Patty Armitage, Marian Watts, Bonnie Austin, Rebecca Wygant, Terry Allen, Evelyn Browne, Nancy Browne, Marlana Deutschman, Linda Sutton. Mona Lee Austin, Kathy Fox, Sandra Sullivan, Elaine Elser, Lynne Baumeyer, Nancy Stinehart, Gerry Jagos, Myrna Ziegler, Roberta Huss, Lynette Billings, Margaret Meyers, Martha Hofner, Colette Stewart. L. BL7 - 3 L.- ,cc., Y at at Q34 .Sub .B ,rt this the Sat ' ur BECOND ROW: the time thatTH1RD ROW: the Hal - low - L 7. : L - -.M Gm U10 7 . 5.1 M .Ei Mwf,tf.ma2 J Janet Philo, Nancy Browne, Barbara Place, Margaret Meyers, Evelyn Browne, Colette Stewart, Terry Allen, Janet Snyder. Nancy Petteys, Linda Sutton, Lynette Billings, Myrna Ziegler, Roberta Huas. Martha Hofner, Rebecca Wygant, Marlana Deutschman. Bob Bobel, Larry Miller, Dick Fox, Walter Baumeyer, Lloyd Mazey, Charles Bernthisel, Don Browne, Larry Browne, Jim Browne, Ronnie Pruden. inf 5 i.? - ,L Refrain F v we've been two hearts are if 7' ..L,,.Z J. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Pruden, Bob Bobel, Danny Ginn, Allan Kinker, Larry Miller, Q Jim chiids, oran Kinker. P SECOND ROW: Lloyd Mazey, Larry Browne, Walter Lee, Don Browne, Dick Fox, Allen L Limes, Miss Meier. A THIRD ROW: Walter Baumeyer, John Childs, Charles Bernthisel, Frank North, Bob Ryder, Jim Browne. ., 9 L J J Car - ing. Time can't e - rase the mem - 'ry 'r' Sv' 11'-Alf' lr' levi.-1' i Ii J . bij 5 . FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Pruden, Dorothy Bridgett, Diane Sheperd, Bonnie Austin, MaiQan Watts, Barbara Mourdock, Darlene Brown, Mary Ann Guhl. - P SECOND ROW: Miss Meier, Patty Armitage, Kathy Fox, Dorothy Sergent, Nancy Stinehart, Gerry Jagos, Lynne Baumeyer, Sandra Sullivan, Elaine Elser, Mona Lee Austin, Janice LeGalley. THIRD ROW: Oran Kinker, Danny Ginn, Frank North, Allen Limes, John Childs, Bob Bobelf Walter Lee, Alan Kinker, Jim Childs AL BL-1-9 filled with A Band STANDING: Oran Kinker, Mona Lee Austin, Dorothy Bridgett, Charles Bernthisel, Mary Lou Pruden, Bonnie Austin, Miss Meier, Director, Gary Grolle. THIRD ROW: Kaye Rife, Rollie Limes, Lloyd Maxey, Charles Limes, David Bobel, Ray Hofner, Roger North, Larry Miller, Jim Browne, Alan Kinker, Dorothy Sergent. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Browne, Frank North, Richard Schreiber, Danny Ginn, Ernie Bobel, Nancy Glasgo, Judy Pruden, Myrna Ziegler, Martha Hofner, Sandra Sullivan. FIRST ROW: Lynette Billings, Nancy Petteys, Margaret Meyers, Roberta Huss, Kathy Fox. Head Majorette-Diane Sheperd Every Tuesday And Thursday afternoon during fifth period you could hear the band practicing madly for forty-five minutes. They strained their lips trying to become accomplished musicians. During the summer they marched for different holidays and events. When they were dressed in their maroon and gold uniforms, they made a sharp looking unit. Under the direction of Miss Meier, the band played for the annual Christmas program. The Band Captain, Gene Kruppa, alias Chuck Bernthisel, 77fZa1b rettes Mary Lou Pruden, Margaret Meyers, and Nancy Petteys Head Majorette - Diane Sheperd STANDING: Janet German, Mary Ann Guhl, Bi11Dib1ing, Frank Norm, Bob Bobel, Diane Sheperd. SEATED: Janet Philo, Marian Watts, Dorothy Bridgett. BACK ROW: Janet Philo, Norma Endsley, Evelyn Browne FKONT ROW: Nancy Shufelt, Barbara Mourdock 42' cstuclent Gonna' FIRST ROW: Marian Watts, Gerry Jagos, Mona Lee Austin. SECOND ROW: Advisor-Mr. James Smithey, Bob Genson, Don Browne, Walter Baumeyer, Charles Bernthisel, David Bobel. -ig QLZTZQUVC FIRST ROW: Roberta Huss, Mary Lou Pruden, Diane Sheperd, Raymond Berres. SECOND ROW: Alternates-'Sandra Sullivan, Dorothy Sergent, Frank North, Margaret Meyers. 'QW' . L is WUI? i ,V :ala 2 SM -3519 lf C 'X . Dick FOX, A55i5iBl'1f Art Edifm' Barbara Mourdock Dorothy Bridgett, Mary Ann Guhl, Mimeographers' Gerry Jagoa, Art Editor Business Manager Extra, extra read all about t. That was the cry that rang hrough the halls of Haskins -ligh, when the Crimson and Jfmld hit the stands. Under the editorship of Roberta Huss the Crimson md Gold ran smoothly. BILL DIBLING Joke Editor Q..-ir., ,gxg sv They met the deadline once a month. Whenever a staff writer got his article cut or leff, out, he always threatened to desert, but fortunatlev that is as far as it went. Roberta HUBS. Editor: Miss Tennar, Advisor, Kathy Fox, Assistant Editor. Frank North Sports Editor STANDING: Tom Adams, Larry Berres SEATED: Marian Watts, Dorothy Sergent, Typists STANDI NG: Mary Lou Pruden, Janet Philo, SEATED: Nancy Petteys, Colette Stewart, Diane Sheperd, Mona Lee Austin, Myrna Ziegler, Margaret Meyers, Linda Sutton, Judy Pruden, Linda Patty Armitage, Reporters. Miller. Ronnie Austin, Assistant Editor The masterpiece for the year, 1958 is complete, and the Crigo Staff is proud as a peacock. We have worked hard and long, but when we saw the finished product we knew it was time well spent. Before any actual work began, subscriptions were taken. Nancy Browne was the girl re- sponsible for keeping all the money straight. Our editor, Lynne was busy laying out the pages and assign- ing various duties. Assistant editors, Colette Stewart and Ronnie Austin, were kept busy cutting out' pictures and assist- ing Lynne. Marian Watts and Martha Hofner were to blame for all the noise at the staif meetings. Nancy Browne, Business Manager Colette Stewart, Assistant Editor They keep the typewriters humming. N Marian Watts , Typist Charles Bernthisel, Larry Browne, photographersg Miss Tennar, Advisor. Lynne Baumeye r Editor SEATED: Roberta Huss, Copy Writer, Sandra Sullivan, Advertisement Manager. STANDING: Tom Wygant, Art Editor, Bob Ryder, Advertisement Manager. Every time a flash bulb went off you could be sure to find Larry Browne or Chuck Bernthisel behind the cameras. Tom Wygant was the Rembrant of our annual, the art captions are his handiwork. Roberta Huss and Dorothy Sergent wrote stories for this masterpiece, we admit they are no competition for Shakespeare however. Last, but not least, Miss Tennar, our faculty advisor, proof-read and made helpful suggestions when necessary, for which we are ever grateful, Ho Hum! l wltn a sighlof nostalgia we complete our first venture in journalism with a pictorial account of four of the best years of our lives. Martha Hi-fner, Typist yzlllfllllf 22110011 1j'5 4Qf arzkm Uyatts Lynne Bf.'l1IT16YEli' Sandra Sullivan! G ourt m g :Queen 5 .gfaAtliy Cgjnx Quart Sandra Sullivan Dourothy Ser gent mmfljlll sfyrme Qaunzeyer 1957 IOHI ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Worship . . 9:30 A. M. Sunday School . . . 10:30 A. M. Rev.Ra1ph Radloff . . . Minister FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morning Worship . , 9:30 A. M: Sunday School .... 10:3u A. M. Rev,I-Iarold Denhart . . Minister FEDERATED CHURCH Morning Worship . . 10:00 A, M. Sunday School . . . 11:00 A. M. Rev. Robert Childs . . Minister T, xl f W L, M 5 4 f f ... 1 X Now to sit back and heave a sigh of relief. When the Editor's copy has been received the end must be near, To bring you this 1958 Crigo has been a mixture of joy and tribulation. To have worked with the staff throughout the entire year has been an exper- ience none of us will forget, As we worked, both in unison and discord, for what can be accomplished without disagreements, struggling to meet dead- lines, and casting glances at the desk of the Business Manager to see if any money might be laying in sight so that a new idea could be forced upon your eyes, we often wondered Why such effort? As we look now and join with you in later years in one more glance just to see what really happened that time the reason for the yearbook comes from the haze, Once again we who are the staff want to extend to Miss Tennar, our advisor, and to you, whether student or faculty member, our appreciation for the cooperation we received and present to you our best, the l958 Crigo. Lynne Baurneye r , Editor 1 Q Q 'Q -. '-,- 44? 1' '. X 1 -I COMPLIMENTS OF DICKEN AND WONDERS STUDIO Ural'-Hkincl FX COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE 1958 CRIGO Maumee Lumber 81 Supply Company See Us About Any Building Remodeling - Garages Materials Only Or Erected By Competent Mechanics We Recommend Easy Payments Available Conant At Clinton Street Maumee Phone 3-3337 Ohio Watts Sunoco Service UMUC Regular Savings Is The Surest Way To Success The Rossford Savings Bank Oil 91 xusuklh 5 ILIHIS G' Tires 5 yf ,-L-5 WX 5' 'Weuaf-9' Batteries Haskins Ohio Ros sford Ohio Phone 2131 Count C. Olwin Insurance Safety Security Service A Full Line Of Home Appliances TV - Radios - Washers Refrigerators - Stoves Western Auto wssmu Auto Assoclm . mpg Assocrate Sporting Goods - Bicycles - Auto Acc Tools - Toys - Garden Implements Phone 4-7741 Waterville Ohio W. S. Boundary Appliance - Service TV Repair H W' ' Ouse img Centre Drug Commercial Wiring Industrial Wiring Main And Wooster We Service Your Needs, Try Us. Stickney Electric Phone 2601 . Tm. ERQQ' Qf5.'!3.E ' . - +I- V Phone 3-2641 , , X I Prescriptions 1 . J2- Cosmetics fm! . . 5763? Fountain Service Wate rville Ohio Bowling Green Ohio Ralph Thayer Chevrolet Sales And Service 230 South Main Street Phone 35751 Drive A Chevrolet Through The U. S. A. Bowling Green I Ohio n Brooks df Brooks Red and White Store Waterville Bank Sunbeam Bread f Hal- Y- T xx Q ' --,,-gg A if- ' N ye-25'-Qt, 2, X N 5155 ' :rv Gr oce ry And Ge ne ral Haskins Ohio Waterville Ohio I 'ilu I. L. M etcalt Oil Co. Cli,1ES ssnvlcs 'SJSU-A FranksSa1esc5P -2 .'Q' Service B. F. Goodrich Dist. fi' 'Ywiiff Y Small Appliances Motorola - Kelvinator Gasolines Admiral And Florence Fuel Oils We Service What We Sell Motor Oils 891 S. Main Street Phone 2941 Phone 9801 Waterville Ohio Bowling Green Ohio The Grand Rapids Banking Company Establishe d 1900 Commercial And Savings Banking xusuquce or S, it E if i s ' 'Usual' . Weston Grand Rapids Ohio Wood County Transit Mix Concrete Co. P.O. Box 35 S. Dixie Highway Phones Bowling Green 34372 North Baltimore 5441 Bowling Green Ohio Save For Your College Education At NSU Stu 2 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM fm The Bank Of Wood County Company Bowling Green Ohio Waterville Beauty Shop Third Street Phone 2192 The Finest In Beauty Care For The Discriminating Women Ruby Baker, Manager June Woodling, Operator Waterville Ohio Rcry's Sohio 5 Og -.' Mechanic s Phone 2552 River Road Waterville Ohio Thomas Mercury Sales 1051 N. Main St, IHEHIIIHY fl Wood County's Only Mercury Dealer Bowling Green Ohio Waterville Pharmacy Complete Prescription Service Phone 4611 Emergency 4221 Waterville Ohio H. D. Swanson 6? Son Congratulations Good Luck Best Wishes To The Class Of 1958 Heating Perrysburg Pharmacy, Inc. Plumbing Country Charm Shopping Center Prescriptions 205 Main St. Drugs Phone 2164 Money Or ders Utility Or ders John R. Gallagher Haskins Ohio Perrys burg Ohio Q55 861- Compliments Of Your Implement Dealers 6' xg, .'MqiigX5B'nioum 4 n R IUIFIUI C. C. Banting Nollenberger Inc. Clift Implement Service M. R. Parson 8: Son Grand Rapids Motor Sales Potter Implement Co Heermier Bros. V. E. Peterson Hoffman Equipment co. Willard Rinebold Len's Implement Service Wood County H21 Implement Co, Maurer Equipment Co. George Zeigler Farmers Market Furniture And Appliances Sealy Mattresses Our Specialty Is Carpeting 1 Laid By Art Fox Of Haskins F. North 6? Son Fine Diamonds Watches Mountings Custom De signing Wate rville Ohio Haskins Ohio EE Dick Farnsworth Orchard Fruits In Season River Road Waterville Ohio Don Scott Motor Sales ...J I.-, jcuevnouarf ...W l.. 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 5-5331 Toledo Lu. 38525 After 8:00 P. M. Call 5-5242 Or 5-5249 Whitehous e Ohio Sheperd's Grocery 9 an .J ,-...ml X ' at nr I .-K. X Jgnut' 1 1 - ' C N T ml A' 1 .J Phone 2285 Haskins Ohio Dill Iewelers Orange Blossom And Columbia Diamond Rings Bulova - Elgin Q 1 Hamilton - Tissot -5,oj1Q5:0 01.3, Wyler - Gruen 4 Watches Wu-4 129 South Main Street Bowling Green Ohio 'ypirif flib' I I ' 5 s '4 I S F I S T A 15 L E G R S LGF 1+ PHONE 2201 WATERVILLE Omg Dorothy Ryder General Insurance It Pays To Be Insured Phone 2194 Haskins Ohio Schmid-Merriam Funeral Home Congratulations To The Class Of 1958 Robert And Neva Merriam Phone 279 1 Wate rville Ohio Waterville Gulf Service Washing - Simonize Brake Adjust Phone 6552 Bigelow Music Shoppe If It's Music, We Have It. 126 - 130 East Wooster Phone 37303 Waterville Ohio Bowling Green Ohio Fuel Oil For Furnaces - Boilers - Space Heaters Tractors And Diesels Lorraine Oil Company Phone Bowling Green 6801 Or 2673 1006 North Main Bowling Green Ohio l Bee Gee Athletic Home Decorating Shop Equzpment Company Gifts - Paint , Wallpaper - Toys ,V ff X X'-7 -'-Q Gif ffyqtsxg' f q i Xgkyqni h l II 1 N.-' J A N .lfirle -'z f, PAINT . x,V,,,. V, , . X ,A Il xg Phone 37712 Phone 2.701 Bowling Green Ohio I Waterville Ohio Rager's Appliances Inc If n oe Gas Ranges - Electric Ranges Q ' Refrigerators - Sinks And Cabinets Sporting Goods - Lone Star Boats Televisions - Deep Freezers Power Tools - Guns And Shells Fishing Equipment - Sweepers Lawn Mowers 417 Superior Street Phone OX 3-6518 Rossford Ohio Levina's Beauty Salon House of Howe,-S Clay At North Main Phone 55387 Phone 31045 Whitehouse Ohio Bowling Green Ohio The Cygnet Savings Bank Company Shep1er's Food 6? Locker 370 Interest Paid On Time , Deposits 370 Service Food Lockers Member Federal Deposit Meat Processing Insurance Coproration Groceries Two Convenient Offices Meats Cygnet, Ohio - Wayne, Ohio Harry A. Shepler Proprietor You Expect More From The Phone 3241 Cygnet Bank And You Get It! Waterville Ohio Compliments To Carl Schmidt Chevrolet Senior Class 58 p 1 First In Quality-Fastest In Service I , ti From , 3 Fairest In Price F rank Rogers Furniture City 1 f cmzvno LET 1 i Ll.-...I A7 1280 North Conant Street 1 A Satisfied Customer Is Our First - 'F if Consideration i 5. SNDI- 330 Louisiana Avenue E xx. Maumee A it Ohio Perrysburg Ohio H anlzey Lumber G Building Company Phone 33221 212 South Prospect Street Bowling Green Ohio sigh Bob Schneider Oldsmobile Cadillac, Inc. ..- ,-. Phone 3-3411 1013 North Main Street Bowling Green Ohio A. F. Graf G Son Machine :S Welding Shop '51 X I, 1 v i N ' Phone 2641 Waterville Ohio Waterville Hardware Waterville Ohio 1 Don M ourdock We ddin g School Activit1es Community Events Personal Pictures Witzler Funeral Home Over 100 Years Perrysburg Glass Has Made A Difference The Annual Staff Wishes To Thank Mr, Mourdock For Tak ing Our Pictures And Everyone Else Who Made This Annual Possible. Phone 2215 Ohio Haskins Ohlo Now is the time to reflect upon the good ole' days in school-the many friends, your favorite teachers, sports and dances and parties. But when looking at today,s school architecture, we think youlll agree that glass has made a difference! Here's picture-proof that school corridors don't have to be dark and dreary tunnels. No longer must walls be solid and opaque. Today, more attention is being paid to daylight and view. When reflecting upon the advantages of this glass age, we think you'll agree that the ugood new days are better. LIBBEY'OWENS'FORD a,GlzeaZ!Vame,iwG!aao Boosters PERRY PETITE SHOP Perrysburg Ohio CAlN'S MARCELLE POTATO CHIP Bowling Green Ohio MAC'S DRIVE-IN Bowling Green Ohio SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Bowling Green Ohio UHLMAN'S SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. 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