Holmes Liberty High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

THE ORICLE .Q fi-nu..,.., f PUBLISHED BY T Junior oncl Senior Closses Holmes Liberty School 949 1 , Qi I n W, . Tk! ,.rr ,V Vw Y VV :UTI 1 ,n:..1l-lg v ..- I -w 4 k,',,y K. - A - ' HL ' .e' -1'- K wg N' - - . - V' I - ' 1 M HE O I OF C - J Z? I DICATION We the Classes of 1949 and 1950 are proud to dedicate this volume of Mrs Elsa Schieber We greatly ap preciate their guidance and untirmg ef forts in helping us produce this annual 5 The Oriole to Miss Edith Curtis and fi Arts PAUL E GETTYS Bucyrua Ohio Western Michigan University Bachelor of Science, The Ohxo State University Master of WILLIAMR DONNENWIRTH MRS CHARLESR SPIEGEL Bucyrus Ohm BUCYNII. Ohio Ohio University Bachelor of UlllVel'lif1 ol llillhillll Scxence Bachelor ol Aff! Scxence Physical Educatxon Hi3f0l'Yf Latin. Eflgluh Bucyrus Ohio Marshall College ol Arts Home Economics Education MRS DONALD BOWEN Bachelor Physical EDIT H CURTIS Rittman, Ohio Kent State University Bachelor of Science. Kent State University Master of Arts Commercial Office 9 1 I 1 5 MRS RALPH SCHIEBER Bucyrus Ohxo RUSSELL D HEFT Sycamore Ohm Otterbem Bachelor of Scxence The Ohxo State Umversxty Master of Arts Mathematics Sc xenc e DORIS SCHIEBER Bucyrus Ohxo Capxtal Umversxty Bachelor Ohio Northern Umverslty of AHS Bachelor of Science Englxsh Pubhc Speakxng Music Library LLOYD CARMONY Wooster Ohm The Ohxo State Umversxty Bachelor of Scxence Voc ahonal Agrxculture MRS bY LVESTER ZELLNER Bucyrus Ohio Western Kentucky Teachers College Arxthmetxc History Wrxtxng Grades4 5 6 10 MRS ROBERT COOK Bucyrus Ohlo Ashland College Bachelor of Oratory Geography Health Art Grades 4 5 6 'S Vl-.LNLA BUWER Lexington Uhxo Ohxo Northern Umversxty Bachelor of Science Readmg Spelling Englxsh Grades4 5 6 CAROL KNAPPLNBLRGER Bucyrus Ohio Bowlmg Green State Umverslty MlR IAM LUST Chatfxe ld Ohxo Bowlxng Green Umversxty Thlrd Grad State Second Grade ll MRS ELLIS ANGENE Bucyrus Oluo Kent State Umverslty Fu-st Grade v 1 1 1 . p 1 C , l . I STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW Richard Lyons Treasurer Peggy Fxsher Secretary John Johnson President Jerry Hatcher Vice President Grace Hawkins News Reporter SECOND ROW Mr GQRYI Advisor Ronald Ynussy Donna Frost Marlene Hinaman Robert Cresa SCHOOL BOARD FIRST ROW Mr Dorsey Linn Presxdent Mr Albert Schlier Vice President Mr Weldon Schieler SECOND ROW Mr Elton Scott Mr Walter Gearhart Mr Wllbert Haeler Clerk Mr Paul Getty: 12 Robert Sand: Violet Stelnerg Betty Sharpg Junior Anthony. 1 STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the S-tudentCounc1l IS to glve the puplls an opportunity to help ln the management of the school The Student Councxl 15 to develop a better under standxng between faculty and pupils Thls year the councxl sponsored a magamne drlve ln the fall The Sophomore Class sold the most subscrlptlons as a group but the flrst prlze mn xndlvldual sales manshlp was won by Ruth Heft a Freshman ln December a Chnstmas program and party was planned by the councml for the entxre school Each person brought a grit and these were passed out by Santa asszsted by the members of Student Councml A treat was given to each chlld at the party by the faculty Early m the year we became affmlxated w1th the Natxonal :tudent Councll Or gamzatlon As a member of thls large group we recelve a mc nthly publxcatxon Student Lxfe As has been customary mn the past the StudentCounc1lW1ll agaln pay all ex penses lncxdental to the mductlon and contmumg membershxp to the Natlonal Honor b0C1Cty Those el1g1b1e are Jumors and Semors who have attamed an A or B average mn thexr scholastxc work They wxll be honored at a banquet attended by all Crawford County members 13 , - , . . ' v ' 1 . ' , 14 - as , - fN SENIORS ROBERT CRESS I dare do all that may become a man Who dares do more ts none Class Presxdentl 4 Vxce President F F A l VarsxtyHZ 3 4 G Clubl Z News Reporter 3 Student CHARLES GRAHAM What should a man do but be merry Class Student Councxl l News Reporter 3 F F A Sent1nel1 Z Vice President 3 Varsity H 4 Glee Clubl Z 3 4 Student JOHN JOHNSON Council 1 Lxbrary 4 Basketball A mmd of Your own 15 Worth four Reserve 1 z 3 Basketball var Of 'hose Of your friends s1ty3 4 Baseballl Z 3 4 Track 3 4 v011eyb,113 4 Class Student Councxll 4 Pres entZ 3 F F A Student Counc113 Presxdent 4 Varsxty H Councxl 4 Latm Club Z Treasurer 3 Z 3 Vxce Presxdent 4 Glee Club 4 Orxole Staff 4 Student Council 4 Z 3 4 Onole Staff 3 Student Basketball Reserve Z 3 Basketball Council l Vnce President 3 Pres 1 r w 2, 3g...1' ..:lee ,I I. id,:...l,Z, W r 1 1,Z,3,4gF.H.A.l,Z,3,4Q . . . 4: 3,4. Varsity 4 Baseba113 4 Track Managerl Z 4 Volleyball4 LEONA KALB To have a friend be one Class News Reporter Z G A A Glee Clubl Z 3 Secretary Lxberty Bell Sta!! Art Editor 4 Onole Staff 3 4 Lxbrary 3 Orchestra 1 ROBERT LYONS A versatile young man who can smg act and play ball Class Vxce President 1 News Reporter4 F F A l Reporter Z 3 Vxce President-t Varsxtyl-l 3 Presndent4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 President 4 Oriole Staff 3 L1 brary 4 Basketball Reserve Z Basketball Varsity 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Cholrl 3 4 Brass Ensemblel Orchestral Z Ba.nd3 4 Quartette 17 xdent4 Trackl 3 4 ARBUTUS Mc-CALLISTER ln all you speak let truth and candour shme PAULINE MCFARLAND There was a star danced And under that lwas born Class Vice Presxdent4 G A A 34 F H A l Secretaryl 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Oriole Staff 4 Lxbrary 4 Band Z DL LORES MlLLER Everyone was her frxend Enemies had she none Class Treasurer Z News Re A A 1 F H rter 3 G A A l G ubl F H A 1 Z VIC? President Liberty Bell Stall Club News 3 4 C198 Club 1 Z 3 Llb9l'fY 4 Orxole bta1l4 Lxbrary 3 Bell Staff Sports Edxtor 4 Gxrls Chgu- 3 4 Softball 3 Vollevball 7 1 x 'Z' if HELEIN bCHEFFLER :he that was ever lair and never proud Class News Reporter l Sec retary 4 G A A 1 Z 3 Treas urer 4 F H A l News Report er Z 4 Hxstorxan 3 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Lxberly Bell Sai! Grade News 4 Oriole Staff 3 4 Ofhce Z Choxr 4 LOL5 bCHlEBER She lweth merry as the day xs long AA 1 3 4 4 HNews Reporter Glee Clubl Z 3 4 Liber Bell Stall Gossxp Ednor 4 Gxrls boftball 3 4 Volleyball Z 3 18 N sl a 1- . 8 ' ' - A Z . . . . ' G.,,,Z,3,4g ,.A,1 P0 2. - -.Z.3.4i l,3,4g leeCl ,Z,3.4 f, .D in Q- ,V . .V , A - . . . L ' K . , a ' . 6 ip . r , . G. , , ,Z, 5,4pF.H,A. l,Z, . L - Z, 3, 4: . . . : ' IY VIOLET STEINER Wxllmg at work and kmd at heart Class Secretary l Vxce Pres xdent Z Ice Cream Chairman 3 JOEL SPONSELLEK Whose lxttle body lodged a mxghty mind Presxdent 4 County Secretary 3 4 H Secretary 3 4 Glee Club l Z 3 Vxce Presxdent4 Latm Club Z Secretary 3 4 Lxberty Bell staff Editor 4 Oriole Staff 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Honor Socnety Class Student Councxl Z Treasurer 3 4 FFA l Varsxtyl-IZ34 Glee Club l Z 3 Lxbranan 4 Latm Club News Reporter Z Presxdent 3 4 Oriole Staff 3 Busmess Manager 4 Student Council Z Honor Socxety 3 4 Basketball Reserve Manager l Basketball Manager Varsxty 4 Baseball Manager Z 3 Track Man ager 3 Choir 4 Quartette 4 Lxbrary CHARLES YAUSSY Cllmb hugh cllmb far My goal the sky. my arm the star Class btudent Council 3 Varsxty H 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Glee Clubl Z 3 becretary4 Latxn ClubZ News Reporter 3 4 Orxole Sta!! Assxstant Edxtor 3 Editor Student Councll 3 Honor Socxety 3 4 Library 3 4 Basketball Reserve l Z 3 Basketball Vars1ty4 Base balll 3 4 Volleyballl 3 4 Choxr Z 4 Brass Ensemble Z Quartette 4 Orchestral Z Band3 4 WILLIAM R DONNENW IRT!-I Class Advxsor 19 s-5 GA A l Z 3 Student Councxl Lots STETZER 4 F H A 1 Z News Reporter 3 She charms who er she chances to meet Class Treasurer l Secretary Z GAA l 3 4 Latm Club 4 Oriole Staff 3 Girls Softball 3 Choir 3 4 Orch F H Glee Club l Secretary Z 3 4 Ofhce 3 Volleyball Z estral Z 4 ,- I i . kv- . , i ' x .:...: -I:-S 31...,z,3,4'g..A.1,z ' ' 4 ' - , - , - h, 3,-1:4-H1,3,4: .z ' -. ' I 2 3,-nchoir 3,-nllibral-y1,4. 1. . 1 ' s 4. . . . ,' ' ' 1' 4g A . L . I , 3 .1 ,. ' In M lf: , 111 . ' 4 ' ,f . I V 1 ,- r ' I SENIOR CLASS HlST ORY On a brxght sunny September mormng 1n 1937 twenty four of us excited but st1l1 a lxttle shy began our long career as students at Holmes Liberty School From the orlgznal group eight are completmg the1r schooling at H L These are John Johnson Leona Kalb Dolores Mlller Helen Scheffler Lozs Schxeber Joel Sponseller Violet Stemer and Lols Stetzer Although unacquamted at the begmmng of the year xt wasn t long untxl we began to feel nght at home One of the events that stxcks hzgh m our mxnds IS our partxczpatxon ln the May Day program Violet s foot fell asleep Joel fell in the mud and the May pole ended up ln a mess Our advlsor the fzrst year was Mxss Jessxe Shoaf Durmg our second year Miss Dons Green took over the rems as our mstructor This was the year that John gave an exhxbltxon on holdxng a rabbit s foot under hzs nose What a performance Miss Lena Hexby Henson took over as teacher in our thlrd year ln the sprang a young man s fancy lxghtly turns to thoughts of love and our Thxrd Grade boys were no exceptlon Evldence of thxs was a mock wedding on the baseball diamond at recess Now let s see Who was the br1de'7 l.n the Fourth Grade Mzss Laureen Mauer was our home room teacher We were all happy to pass to the fourth grade but 1n one way we were very dzsappomted No lon ger could we play X s and O s on the desks and chaxrs during rest perlod Reason? No rest perxods This year Chuck Yaussy Jomed our ranks little salesmen came out as champxons rn the annual magamne drive The reward'7 Two boxes of delxcxous peanut clusters Out sxxth and fmal year downstaxrs found a feellng of supenorzty comxng over us for now we were the hlghest class there All the boys seem to remember the mterclass softball games whlch we always won Robert Cress and Arbutus McCall1ster Joined us th1s year After completing one half of our schoolmg we found ourselves ln the mxdst of new surroundlngs for now we were ln Jumor High and upstairs The lockers many teachers and the changing of classes were just a few of the things to which we had to become ac customed Our seventh grade boys gave the entrre school an unscheduled but enjoyable fxre drxll when on one of our journeys through the basement tunnels after performmg the dish washlng one of us trlpped on an unseen cham Result? Fxre drill The boys scared but innocent looklng pretended to try to solve The Mysterious Fire Alarm along wlth the rest of the school In our e1ghth year our class meetmgs were beglnnmg to show some signs of lzfe During one of these meetmgs we were presented vnth some rules and regulations con cernmg good conduct Someone must have received a wrong impression of our class as we were always good little girls and boys Robert Lyons entered our class this year Throughout both of our Junior High years Mxss Mary Trabue acted as our advxsor At last the long awaited year arrxved we were high school students but no one would ever let us forget that we were only Freshxes Thxs mcluded the Semors who after a few weeks of schemmg put us through our xmtxatxon stunts We came to school dressed dxfferently than we had ever dressed before The girls wore overalls and boots Z0 I 'll ' II . In the Fifth Grade, with the help of our advisor,Miss Catherine Dodds, our expert the boys wore dresses and other odds and ends During the day we appeared in an as sembly and that mght there was more initiation A party followed and then slightly re lieved we were officially admitted into I-hgh School Our Sophomore year again found us busy with studies music clubs and sports Mr Willxam Donnenwirth saw us through both our Freshman and Sophomore years We found our .Tumor year to be the busiest thus far Fxrst of all we selected our class rmgs Then we presented our .Tumor Play entxtled Dear Papa We sold ice crearn on Frxdays and hot dogs pop popcorn and ice cream at basketball games We also sold stationery saved tax stamps and helped the semors publish the Oriole On April 30 our class honored the Semors and faculty members with a banquet at Hotel Hardmg an Marlon Charles Yaussy Violet Steiner and Joel Sponseller becarne mem bers of the National Honor Society and attended the Honor Society banquet held at Mrs Spzegel and co operation of the whole class we left our Junmr year with fond mem ones of our several successes Our Semor and fmal year found Mr Donnenwirth as our advxsor This year Charles Graham enrolled xn our class Early in the fall we received a lot of enjoyment out of imtiatxng the r reshmen and then givmg a party in their honor We also took a trap to Txffxn where we had our pzctures taken and attended an afternoon movie We were busy throughout the year selecting announcements name cards and speakers for Commence ment On April 8 we presented our class play and on April Z9 we were entertained by the Jumor class at a banquet at Hotel Harding We greatly enjoyed the banquet and en tertaxnment provided by the .Tumors After twelve years of happy school days we reached our goal Our Baccalaureate Service was held on May Z2 and Commencement Exercises on May Z9 We were sorry to leave Holrnes Liberty but fond memories will never let us forget all the wonderful experiences fun and knowledge it has gxven us Z1 North Robinson. Polly McFarland entered our class this year. So with the kind aid of PROPHECY Last summer durmg a trlp to Calxforma my frzend and I stayed one mght rn a small Mxd Western town To pass away the evenmg we bought a local paper and ln found the advertzsement of a fortune teller Being eager for unusual excxtement we declded to mvestmgate Arr1v1ng at the fortune teller we found a notxce on the door whlch read Out for the evemng Our cur1os1ty however overruled our cautlon and we trled the door lt was open and there on a table ln the mlddle of the room was the crystal ball We couldn t help taklng a long look into 1ts clear depths As we gazed mto the mysterlous ball we saw many thxngs pass before our eyes Gradually we realzzed we were lookmg 1nto the futures of the members of Holmes Lxberty Class of 49 Lookmg deeper we saw that the year 1959 was just commg m and a party was m full swmg at Graham s Restaurant located on Euclld Avenue Cleveland Oluo We saw ourselves bemg greeted at the door wzth a hearty handshake of Chuck Graham the proprietor He 1nv1ted us to stay for the New Year s Party Among the guests were some of our old classmates who had become very famous One of these was Joel F Sponseller president of the Cleveland Indians After chatting a whlle we found places at a table and whale lookmg at the menu an othe of our fellow classmates came to walt on us lt was none other than Dolores Mrller She told us that she was now the head hostess at Graham s Restaurant Gazmg farther into the crystal ball we saw another classmate Lors Stetzer also 11v1ng ln Cleveland She had recently been promoted to the posmtlon of head nurse m the Cleveland Veteran s hospxtal and seemed to enjoy very much takmg care of the veterans We next saw ourselves leavmg the hospital and catchmg a tra1n to New York We left the tram at Grand Central Statxon and were lookmg for a taxx when we heard a famll 1ar voxce call1ng our names Turmng around we saw our fr1end Helen Scheffler who offered us a r1de We gladly accepted and as we rode down F1fth Avenue she told us that she was now a receptlomst xn New York s fmest mterxor decoratxng company She said she had a surprxse for us and asked us to go along to her place of busmess We gladly accepted the 1nv1tat1on As she stopped her car we saw on the store front Steiner Inter1or Decoratmg Company lnsxde we were really surprxsed for there we found Vlolet actually domg the tlnng she had always spoken of wantmg to do while ln hxgh school Vlolet xnvlted us to dmner at the Waldorf Astor1a Durxng the style show we had an portunlty to greet Arbutus McCall1ster who was modelmg a gorgeous weddmg gown The crystal was changing agam and as the vxsxon cleared we seemed to be entering the B1g Pup Dog Food Corporat1on Company What a name We thought our eyes were playxng trlcks for on the door mt read Charles Yaussy Owner It couldn t possibly be our Chuck owner of thxs company mn Marlon Ohxo but mt was As We entered the off1ce we were greeted by the prlvate secretary Leona Kalb It was the same frlendly Leona we had known back m school she hadn t changed a brt Whxle talking to Charles we found that he had dec1ded that bemg the owner of thls company was more profxtable than belng a math teacher Whxle we were ln Marxon we found ourselves gomg roller skatmg As we entered the skatmg rmk we saw Lofs Sch1eber doxng a fancy back skate routme Chattlng w1th Loxs we found that she was the xnstructor here and had made quxte a success of it ZZ I - - it . . l . . . 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Leavxng Marlon we saw ourselves travellng through the brg town of Oceola Ohlo As we dr1ve through Oceola we not1ced a famlllar narne on a mall box Robert Franklln Cress We stopped and as we wamted for someone to answer the door we saw four llttle chlldren wxth red ha1r and two wxth black halr lookxng out the wrndow The door opened and there stood Polly McFarland now Mrs Cress she proudly mformed us that the six chxldren all boys were her famxly She always had sazd she loved chxl dren Polly told us that Bob was manager of the sectlon crew on the Pennsylvama Rall road at Bucyrus We soon left Polly s home to look up Robert Lyons another classmate qulte a success at farmmg We found Bob 1n the barn busy teachlng h1s small son ho ff to do chores As he recounted to us some of h1s past experlences we came to the con clus1on that he was quzte interested 1n church affazrs I-le was stlll a member of the Male Chorus m Bucyrus Learnxng from Bob where John Johnson was located we went calllng on hu John had become a preacher at the E U B Church He also was drxvxng race horses something he had wanted to do slnce a small boy The crystal seemed to be growmg very cloudy and after a last hasty glance we declded we had better get out of the fortune teller s off1ce before he returned We felt qulte sat1sf1ed and happy after lookmg at the futures of the class of 1949 Z3 As we drove up to the Lyon's big farm, we could see that he must have made SENIOR CLASS WILL We the underslgned the members of the Class of 1949 of Holmes Llberty I-hgh School Township of Holmes County of Crawford State of Ohxo mn the Umted States of Arnerxca bemg mn good health of body and sound state of mmd and memory we hopej and belng desxrous of settlmg our worldly affalrs whlle we have yet the strength and capacxty do make and pubhsh thxs our last will and testament hereby revokmg and makmg vo1d all former wxlls by us at any tlme heretofore made ARTICLE I Fxrstly We do glve and bequeath unto our worthy underclassmates the Jumors the respects due to Semors and all our worldly possesslons mcludxng some heated d1s cussxons ln Soczal Lzie the actmg out and trying to read and understand Shakespeare and the back seats of the audxtormum Secondly We do gwe to the oncomzng Jumors our insatiable appetlte for eatmg ice crearn and makmg any mlstakes they wxsh the brains to plan a good banquet also per mlsslon to make whatever they want to In the Chemistry Laboratory Thxrdly We leave to the dear Freshxes thas motto whxch they probably have prac tlced alreadyj Never allow your studylng to interfere wlth your pleasures you can get a better education by havmg one date than by reading three books Fourthly We leave to the Exghth Graders thzs sound advice next year you may be able to rlde right through Latin but don t try to do it on a pony an automoblle IS more modern Fzfthly We bestow upon the Seventh Graders the honor of almost but not qulte bemg members of Holmes Liberty Hlgh School Sxxthly We w11l to the school board members of Holmes Llberty School Dlstrlct the promlse of a new school wzth an msxde playground for the lower grades a ra1se m salary and all our good nature fPut It to good use as It costs money too Seventhly To the bus drlvers new jet propelled busses that have no gears to str1p and whxch are guaranteed not to back down hill They will be completely equipped w1t.h a radio heaters that produce heat and a hand that automatlcally Jurnps out and grabs any car that mxght go past whxle the bus IS stopped ARTICLE II To the members of the Faculty we will as follows Mr Gettys New Soclal Llie books equxpped with funny books to keep the students wxde eyed and awake Mr Heft An answer book wlth the rlght answers new blackboards and a good supply of chalk Mr Donnenwxrth A box of aspxrm new names for possible Commencement speakers and another Semor Class as good as this year s xf posszble F1nally a dozen basketballs quaranteed never to mlss the basket 24 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . . -.. 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Mr Carmony We leave a hammer and a box of nalls to pound some sense into next year s Vocatzonal Agnculture Classes Mrs Schreber Ve leave our old play books just for remembrance a mechamcal machme that w1ll grade test papers so she can hand them back the day after the tests were taken lvlrs Sp1egel A qulet s1.xth perlod study hall Need we say more Mrs Bowen A mechamc elther to f1X all broken down sewxng machlnes or a surplus of new ones a supply of tape measures a sc1ssors sharpener and other extras that she mlght need Mlss Curtls A page boy who w11l get the mall wzthout her askmg hmm each day all new typewr1ters and a bookkeeping class that hands m neat papers on tlme Mlss Schleber Band un1forms wxthout charge glee clubs that don t chew gum and walt untxl the last mxnute to get down to busxness ARTICLE III We mdlvldually members of the class of 1949 do bequeath as follows I ROBERT CRESS w111 my f1ve o clock shadow to Judd S1pe I PAULINE MCFARLAND, w111 my ab1l1ty to go steady wxth one boy for a long per1od of tune to Patty Damschroder I HELEN SCHEFFLER wlll my offxce as secretary of the Semor Class to anybody who llkes to wrlte letters I JOEL SPONSELLER w111 my ablhty to mtroduce off the asslgnrnent d1s cussions ln class to Robert McDowell I ARBUT US MCCALLISTER w1l1 my ab1l1ty to write my own absence excuses Ruth Heft 1 CHARLES YAUSSY wzll my false tooth to Eugene Rumery as a spare LOIS SCI-IIEBER w1ll my abxlxty to roller skate to Marmlyn Aurand DOLORES MILLER will my qulet ways and manners to Kathryn Fackler LEONA KALB wxll my ablhty to type to Joyce Pflelderer ROBERT LYONS w1l1 my way wxth the lad1es to Arthur Stezger LOIS STETZER w1l1 my excuses for breakmg dates to Joyce Hawkms VIOLET STEINER w11l my abzlxty not to fool around and waste study perxods to Charles Cady and Junmy Bear Z5 , . . . --,V . . - 1 1 I . . . . , 1 D ' D -- . . . . . , . . . . 1 , . . . . . , . 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I, I . . . 1 I, . . . . 1, CHARLES GRAHAM, will my ability to get home so early, yet so late, to Randy Spiegel ARTICLE lV To the Janitor Robert Whitmeyer we will a good supply of brushes brooms rags and a new furnace so that is will not be necessary to check the rooms every twenty minute s To the Cooks we leave an electric dishwasher and wiper one bottle of hand lotion and a new supply of pots and pans ln witness whereof we have hereto subscribed our name and affixed our seal this twenty eighth day of February in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty nine SE NIOR INITIALS F C Right friendly chap F' G Cheerfully following Gossman Jumpm Joltm Joke R K Looks rather kind Always modest A M Pert and rrurthful M M Dutiful merry maiden Happy ideal smcere M S Likes many suitors F Junior Frank Sinatra M S Very mightily studious A S Laughs and smiles E Y Chief editing yokel Z6 R. . . -- ' ' C. -. . -- ' J. J. J. -- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' L. . . -- ' R. D. L. -- Romance, definitely law A. 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W m Z 3:5 SOCDRQ ovcodm C2962 mcawgm Odudlm MGHCUHWHJ MEM-:W 853. mugz AU BON Quo Ogio 2260 Msrvgm mesnm :dm mzhwaw wisdm 50:22 Q50 Q EE wig? m ESQ :Bm .SOMA QFH mn 302 uhm ram QUAD xdgm BMO m ' 'H 3-do 220 UOHHO :magnum VUPHH :miamimmm UCD 91: Umm 5:3 IEECOQ S13 CO WCAG H PEO-I WCONAJ t Unom is - 8 t i ' G .O l I :dnwmmm VASEO Miva uorvm Q moimco , D AD D ' H I . m u 32 I i . i i 0 Z :EBM Hmvam Es HHOFG 29.5 6,32 izol Uam 350650 5:3 mcdswkdq maavgm -30 is Q mendm mama HON O 250 2: Sm 3 :SEED wig: H Oegmdm M5 .Adm iijum ahh ECE. 2565 mshdmmm 283720 MESQU BEL wcsmm mH0AUUm.H ,SOON vga-A as Huum E5 233 4 METHOD meow Emm CAU2 aogu E60-HO UU maiden M914 3:pbdmL2:Obd'm N UHMHOPMM N Us-HOZNIW Uoom :Navman fiona zdazvxmnm :dnvmnm HHOEW BIOPMRH VUHEO Dom Ixumz HU E Edgdho :mmcomm QOH saggy mgkdgo WWUHU :Un-Om OEMZ 622.20 1 UNDERGRADS X 1 ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Janet Gossman Secretary Patty Damschroder Marxlyn Aurand Donna Frost Donna Baker Helen Tschanen Evelyn Mxller Mar Helen Lynn V SECOND ROW Kexth Cook Robert Sand Carl Farrow New: Reporter Eug13:elRlv:Zei3mRE:::1yl 515:55-l Presxdent Robert McDowell Arthur Stexger Mrs Spxegel Advisgr THIRD ROW Joyce Pilexderer Glenn Cobb Lester Sxpe Myron Campbell Gerald Snpe Jerry Hatcher Student Councxl Jovce Hawkins Treasurer ln 1938 twenty two chxldren began thelr fxrst year of school at Holmes Llberty learmng the A B C s under the superv1s1on of M1ss Jessle Shoaf We were very shy at first but soon got over that Our second grade teacher was Mzss Dons Green and durmg our thlrd year Miss Belva Clary guided our learmng Durmg these two years we had yet to learn obedience as was proved by our egg throwmg and our cont1nual cheating ln spellzng Our next three years brought us Mxss Jean Kxnney Mzss Cathenne Dodds and Mr M W Ulmer as our home room teachers We had fun these years explormg the mysterxous tunnels and laughmg at the boys changmg looks as they lost thelr teeth fxghtmg over ball games Our seventh and ezghth years brought us many new experxences Now as mem bers of the Junior I-hgh we trxed to lme up our adult standmg by sluppmg study halls and refusxng to study Partles we had after school were also new and excltmg experlences With our step up mto the freshman class we were able to attend the Sweetheart and other high school partles about which we had heard so much Th1s year we suffered pamfully at the hands of the senlors 1n the annual freshman zmtzatlon 31 Y ' v 5 g ' ' . 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Our second step mto hxgh school made us sophomores We sponsored a Sophomore Hop for the hlgh school whrch turned out to be a success Three of our gxrls Peggy Fxsher Marxlyn Aurand and Joyce Hawkxns made thexr debut ln the trlple trlo Now we are hard workmg Jumors earmng our income by sellmg xce cream bars and greetlng cards We have chosen our class rxngs and they are all that we hoped them to be Wxth hard work and frayed nerves we produced our class play Don t Take My Penny whzch rewarded us by bexng a success The Junlor and Semor Banquet held at Hotel Hardlng m Marlon was a beautlful afialr wlth xts forty nlner theme carrxed out by the use of gold nug gets covered wagons and all Now we are lookxng forward to our senlor year and all the suzprlses we hope xt w1ll have ln store for us DON T TAKE MY PENNY On November lZ l948 under the dxrectlon of Mrs Elsa Schleber Don Take My Penny a three act comedy was presented by the jumors Between ected by Mzss Dorls Schxeber The cast of characters was as follows Sally Marllyn Aurand Norman Carl Farrow Penny Mary Helen Lmn Caleb Robert Sand Mark Gerald Hatcher Lydxa Patty Damschroder Joanna Donna Baker Kerry Kelth Cook Greg Randall Spzegel Gram Joyce Hawkms Mansxeur Eugene Rumery Claxre Peggy Fisher Elsme Joyce Pflexderer Lucmle Helen Tschanen Red Glenn Cobb Harrxson Gerald Slpe Synopsls Penny is a typlcal teen age youngster wlth typlcal teen age ldeas She decldes that she wants to be a great actress and go to Hollywood When her boy frlend Kerry fmnds out he pretends wxth the help of Gram and hzs frlend Gregj to be a famous movle dlrector The appearance of the real d1rector on the scene causes some fxreworks but everythmg turns out beautlfully ln the end w1th everyone completely satlsfled 32 . . . . ,, . .. . 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I ,, ,t acts entertainment was furnished by Alys Boyd and the Girls' Double Trio dir- TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Wanda Ralph Manan Lmn Treas r r Jan t P l Ba b Ten Eyck Judy Po e s Presxde t SECOND ROW Rncha d Lyons J e Sturge Da ld Graharn Donald N ul mge Lyl Whxtm y Ne skeporfer Mrl Bo en Ad xs r THIRD ROW Betty Sharp Stud nt Council D ld Bo Vic P sxde t E g e Linn S cr t y DarylB use Ch le Spxegel Pa ham ta xo Alys Boyd ln the year 1939 the call of 51 gave to Holmes Ltberty twenty two students of which fwe Judy Powers Barbara Ten Eyck Marxan Llnn Lyle Whxtmeyer and Gene Llnn are st1l1 wlth us We did not know then nor do we now know of what great 1m portance we are to H L but surely by Sl we w11l leave some worthwhlle memorles Mlss Jessxe Shoaf was our hrst teacher Miss Dorxs Green and Miss Belva Clary bravely ushered us through the Second and Thxrd Grades The rest periods were fantastic those days but how we would welcome them now Special occaslons were when the boy band played at the operetta and when we were privileged to part1c1pate xn program and pxcmc at the close of the school year ln the Thxrd Grade Daryl Brause was welcomed xnto our class We had three very capable chaperones durmg our Fourth Fifth and Sxxth years These were Mrs Mxrxam Clady Mrs lantha Cook and Mr J W Ulmer Thexr courage and patience IS now appreclated and we hope xt IS not too late to say Thank you The Whlte Gypsy operetta was the mam event In these three years Betty Sharp Don Naufzmger Wanda Ralph and Rxchard Lyons jomed us Many changes were found when we arrlved on second floor The down to busmess work from mne to twelve w1th no recesses was quxte a turnover Mrs Shawk could relate many mc1dents concermng these days We gave the play Who Says Can t ln assembly Thxs was the year of our fxrst real class party Thxs year Janet Palm and Chuck Spiegel entered our class Mrs Fern Bowen took the relns when we entered the Eighth Grade and away we flew through class meetxngs Chnstmas partxes and programs 33 2 3 ' ' , u e 1 e amy r ara 3 w r , . ni : ' r g uns ' rg v' g a z' rj e ' e er, w 5 . W , v' o. : , e ' 3 ona wen, ' e- re ' up u en ' , e e ar 2 ra 3 ar s ' , r' en r' ni . , . I I I I . , - , . . . - ' ' . , . . , . I I ' . , . , - . . . . . . . . ,, ,, It ' Il ' ' I I I ' Q ' - - - - ll 1 n - I I ' At last we had arrlved at one of the most important happenxngs of our school days becoming A Freshman We were 1n1t1ated allowed to go to h1gh school part1es and jomn the varlous orgamzatxons of the school along wzth the older mem bers Of course we cannot forget our algebra problems Even though we were freshmen and our class was small we were represented xn cholr band trlple tr1o F F A G A A F H A track and glrls softball volleyball and track teams In thxs year we galned two new members J1m Stalger and Alys Boyd and our ad vxsor aga1n was Mrs Bowen Now we are sophomores smxteen members and Mrs Bowen our sponsor We have one new member Dave Graham We are begznnxng to reallze that we have only two more years of school and wonder where ten of them have already gone We started the year wzth a bang by wmmng the magaznne sales contest For sellmg the most subscrmptlons the members who sold magazines recexved free as much 1ce cream as they could eat xn flfteen mxnutes Remember how we felt sixth period 9 e also sponsored a Sophomore Hop December 2.9 for which we all worked together There were blue and whxte streamers wxth a blg Chrxstmas tree ln the center of the gym floor and daznty sandwlches and punch Of course everybody looked more dls tlnguxshed ln suxts and formals We have a larger representatlon m school act1v1t1es thls year Dave Graham and Rlchard Lyons represent us on the Varslty and Reserve basketball teams Dave was also on the baseball team There are f1ve members of the class m cholr th1s year and one g1rl IS also 1n double trmo There are also flve members m band Three of the gxrls were on the gxrls softball team Var1ous members of the class belong to F F A F H A G A A and Latm Club Judy Powers one of our cheerleaders IS also from our class After bexng our advlsor now for almost three years Mrs Bowen says she IS getting on to our little trxcks 34 - 1- lv - - - . 1 ' a , - v . , . 1 1 1 - 1 . . ., . . ., . . ., , , , . r I ' , . , . , . , v . . , ' . . g . . . ., . . ., . . ., . , , . , . . NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW Galen Whxtmeyer Dale Mxller Junior Anthony Student Council Mervm Fntz. Charles Crall President SECOND ROW Ruth l-left Barbara Gearhart Donna Oberlander Betty Gossman Betty Long Kathry Faclcler Peggy Shoemaker Norma Stone Vxce Presxdent Ruth Butte THIRD ROW Dolores Ross Grace l-lawkxns Dorothy Schxeber Ellen Spxegel Parlxamentanan Wanda Wolford Paulme Lmn Gale Bowen Secretary Janet Brxnkrnan Mxss Curtis Advxsor FOURTH ROW Harold Cobb Gene Long Robert Koons Rxchard Schxefer News Reporter Bxll Campbell James Bear Charles Cady Wayne Scheffler Treasurer Davxd Muller ABSENTEES Stanley Sxpe Francxs Wyeth On a clear sunshxny mormng ln September of 1940 thxrty four boys and girls of the present freshman class started thexr school years at Holmes Liberty Of these thirty four who started to school that first day, twenty are still wxth us Our teacher was Mxss Jessxe Shoaf In the second grade we had Miss Doris Green as our teacher We ll never forget the many tunes we missed our recesses because we talked too much lt dldn t seem to be much of a cure The thxrd grade found us taking part in a Mother Goose play Our teacher was Mass Belva Clary Mrs Daryl Gatchell was our home room teacher ln the fourth grade lt was U1 this year that many of the girls in our grade learned to kmt through the efforts of a patient teacher This art became one of the main pastxmes at recess The fxfth grade found us under the guidance of Mrs Robert Cook as home room teacher Dunng this year a few of the members decxded to form an orchestra of their own on the Last Day of School Their renditxon of Super Suds wxll always be remembered Our home room teacher xn the sxxth grade was Mr Ulmer un this year the mem bers of our class took part in the cantata Hiawatha We also remember our hzke and picnic to the nearby woods sponsored by Mrs Maskey Finally we reached the seventh grade Already our fame was bemg established as the biggest noxsxest most unusual class xn the upstaxrs One of the big events of this year was the seventh and exghth grade party The exghth grade found us even more xnvolved ln parties and committee meetmgs Dunng this year we gave a history program After passxng the trxals of xmtnatlon we are now full fledged members of the hlgh school We especxally enjoy bemg able to attend the hxgh school partxes and having partles which are no longer after school Also many members of our class have jomed the various hxgh school organizations We are represented xn the choir band and some of us have earned places on the softball baseball and basketball teams During thxs year our third wxth Miss Edith Curtxs as our advxsor we have chosen as our class colors blue and gold We have had a busy and pleasant year and are eager ly looking forward to the rest of our hxgh school days 35 I . 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I , - 1 . . - - I . . , . an n - - -- n - - ll - n . , . p u - - 1 , . 1 n n - ' ElGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Lxllxan Schxmpf Rose Hxll Betty Bnnkman Ruby Ste art Secretary Joan Brinkman Treasurer Joyce Farmer Shxrley Baker SECOND ROW Mary Keppler Ne s Reporter Marlene Hmaman James Shalistall Henry Fisher Edward Reiter Martha Kalb Mrs Schxeber Advxsor THIRD ROW Edward Tschanen Vxce Presxdent Homer Ulmer Merxlyn Boyd Violet McCa1l1ster Daryl Cobb Norman Schxeier Presxdent ABSENTEES Mary Baldy Gerald Stexger Student Councxl When we started to school m 1941 there were twenty four puplls Today there are twenty two Only ten of this nurnber were ln the orxglnal group They are Llllzan Schxmpf Martha Kalb Rosa H111 Betty Brlnkrnan Norman Schlefer Edward Rexter Homer Ulmer Gerald Ste1ger Daryl Cobb and Edward Tschanen Our teacher was Mass Sleeth Mxss Green and Miss Smith were our second and thxrd grade teachers In the fourth grade we took part ln the operetta The Whxte Gypsy along with the hith and sxxth grade puplls Whxle IH the fxfth grade wlth Mrs Cook as our teacher we presented an assembly program and sang Hiawatha The h1gh lxght of our smxth year was our partxclpatlon Ln preparmg and presentmg The Three Rmg Clrcus Mxss Barr was our home room teacher durmg thxs time The seventh grade was fun because we were now m junxor hxgh We enjoyed the parties we were allowed to have very much Now as eighth graders we are well on our way to becoming representative H L Students We already have four members m the band and several others are studyxng musmcal mstruments ln hopes of becommg mem bers next year Mrs Schxeber has been our advxsor m both seventh and exghth grades 36 3 3 I 3 w , 3 ' 9 9 ' . 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' 1 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Sandra Linn Vice President Mary Eh abeth Grau Miriam Stuckert T easurer Janis Blankenship Carol Schiler Carole Wyeth Janet Shaffstall Janet Butte Phyllis Gearhart SECOND ROW Richard Ha klns Ne s Reporter Wxlma Miller Donald Stlneman Ronald Yausly Student Council Jerome Wilson Janice Rumery Charles Rossman Mr Heh Advisor THIRD ROW Leonard Mille Donald Crall Merton Boyd Suzanne Linn Secretary Lola Lyons President Elden Campbell Richard Ralph Ml1tonScheffler ABSENTEES Jean Dull Joel Davis Nme of this number are still m our class They are Donald Crall Donald Stmeman Milton Scheffler Ronald Yaussy Sandra Lmn, Suzanne Lxnn Janet Butte Elden Campbell, and Lenny Mxller We do not remember all of our fxrst grade teachers, but Mrs Cook was wxth us at the end of the year During our second year Wilma Mrller Phyllis Gearhart Charles Rossman and Miriam Stuckert Jomed us and our teacher was Dons Green In the third grade Miss Holland was our znstructor and we had no new members Durmg our fourth fxfth and sxxth years Jams Blankenshxp Jean Dull Jerome X xlson Janet Shaffstall and Merton Boyd entered our class We had fwe teachers Mrs Maskey Mrs Cook, Mr Ulmer Mrs Zellner and Miss Barr Thls year our fzrst in Jumor I-hgh we had fun choosxng class officers, and havmg class partxes Rxchard Ralph Carol Schzfer, and Carole Wyeth are new members this year and Mr Russell I-left is our advzsor 37 On a rainy day in September 1942, thirty-two of us started our school careers. 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I I THE ELEMENTARY GRADES Thxs year the prxmary grades boast a larger enrollment than ever before These one hundred ten llttle bundles of energy have been very busy durlng the year wxth work and play Most of the1r endeavors have been suggested or requlred by the1r teachers but some partlcularly the play act1v1t1es have been student en glneered and often jet propelled The bxggest event of the entlre year was the presentatxon of the one act op eretta The Cobbler and the Elves lt was a lot of hard work for everyone but proved well worth the effort when each was rewarded wxth the thrlll of appearlng before an audlence on that bxg mght A bug Chrxstmas program and party ln the gym was greatly enjoyed by the chxldren It was at thms program that the Flrst Grade Rhythm Band gave tts fxrst concert The clxmax of the party was reached when Santa appeared before the ex c1ted group The fxrst graders mothers were entertaxned at a Valentme s Day party February lO The second graders 1nv1ted thexr mothers to watch them work and play before a Mothers Day party near the close of the year The fourth flfth and s1xth grades began the year vnth Mlss Velma Bower Mrs lantha Cook and Mrs Flora Zellner respectmvely as home room teachers enrollment of thxrty fzfth thzrty and sxxth twenty elght Bxlly Gifford and Ronald Edslnger entered the fourth grade durxng the f1rst semester and Sharron Glaze w1th drew In the fxfth grade there were no adm1ss1ons nor wlthdrawals The sxxth grade welcomed Gretel Shafer Rxchard Beach and Bertha Crace The Morrow twlns Donna and Dorothy moved to North Robinson Our flrst real fun came at our Halloween party Several mothers acted as Judges when we had our grand march Prxzes were awarded for the best dressed and also the funnlest 1n each grade Under the supervlston of efficient commxttees each room provlded 1ts own enterta1nment followed by refreshments On November nlneteenth each pupxl portrayed a part 1n the operetta Tom Sawyer A real thrlll came to the performers as plctures were snapped of cer tam scenes Afterward a few recordings were made thereby keeplng the operetta a real l1v1ng memory After the operetta we began havxng regular half hour gym classes whxch proved very enjoyable Other lnterestlng events of the year were the Chrlstmas program and Valentine party Chrlstmas brought Santa Claus with gxfts and candy for all Valentme Day brought the usual fun of everyone showxng the comic valentlnes recexved 38 We were glad to welcome all the former pupils back. We have a fourth grade b1XTH GRADE FIRST ROW Gretel Schafer, Joyce Pollock Joan Rexter Jean Renter Donna Morrow Dorothy Morrow Harrneti Bowen Beverly Gossman Marselle Wyeth SECOND ROW Raymond Ralph Phyllla Wilson Ilene Schleber Vlrgxma Rank Carol Laipply Julia Koala Gloria Campbell Martha Grau Carol Wilson Mra Zellner THIRD ROW John Sand Paul Schaefer Paul Linn Allan Schaefer Wxllxarn Leuthold Wilbur Graham Ronald Hord Richard Beach Carl Schxmpf ABSENTEE Bertha Crace FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW Sandra Grogg Joyce Lyons, Norma Gearhart Ella Mae Barnett Marilyn Scott Mary Jane Grauer Beverly Hord Vera Pflexderer Bobbxe Stewart Raymond Sipe SECOND ROW Dean Miller, James Grau Leroy Starlm Charles Scott Virginia Roaaman Martha Hill Ota Pollock Ronald Ross Marvm Mxller Mrs Cook THIRD ROW Ronald I-hefer Lloyd Ulmer Robert Hemlen David Schlfer Howard Koons Charles MCCIHIIRET Richard Schleber Paul Starlxn Paul Dornblrer Donald Palxn ABSENTEES Joseph Dull Cleora Davxs 39 N N : - 1 'z li s : ' : 3 - : 1 ' L ' : ' : I : : ' : - . : : ' z 1 ' s 5 : : s ' - iv: X ,117 Ay, ,H 1 : ' : : : : : ' z ' : . : ' 2 's : : : s : ' ' z . . 2 : : ' : ' : : s ' : ': 5 . 1 : '. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW Matilda H111 Carol Ann Kafer Carol Hahn Jo Ann Stewart Mary Kathryn l-hnaman Dons Palm Ahce Heit Marlene Mxller Judy Ankney Connie Sue Shaiistall SECOND ROW Johnnie Steiner, A.nna Dean Barnett Connxe Jean Fischer Edith Starlln Tedica Cook Mary Lou Kellenberger Betty Ross, Paulme Wxlson Merritt Armstrong Mus Bower THIRD ROW Rayrnond Lyons Charles Oberlander Delberi Koons Melvin Stuckert Lenny Schiefer Paul Kandle Danny Marquardt wllllhlh Rank Charles Starhn David Shaifstall ABSENTEES Vxvxan Lovxngs Ronald Edsmger Billy Gxiiord SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW ABSENTEES THIRD GRADE Bobby Brown Donovan bcott Rxchard Sxpe Melvxn Schxmpl Eddxe Shroll Kenny Faxlor Barbara Armstrong Kathleen Stuckert Exleen Borts Dorothy Grauer Janis Grau Marnlyn Sand Gladys Mxller Eleanor Mc-Brxde Bonnle Alhexm Davnd Foght Vxvxan Gx-ogg Arleta Lmn Dons Hxll bylvla Taylor Jeanne Grau Mary Thompson Patsy Alhexm Mxss Lust Larry Mclvhchael Frederxck Foght Howard Keyse Jack Sexbert Charles Cooper Donald Schxefer Jack Campbell James Crall Dems Dornbn-er Jack Baldy Wanda Pierce 40 1 ' : : : : ' : ' a ' ' ' s s ' - FLRST ROW: 5 ' , ' A Q ' 5 ' , ' SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW Lmda Ross Vxrgxma Shaifstall Jo Ann Holt Janet Schxfer, Carolyn Carman Joanne Sipe Tammra Duda Mamxe Blankenshxp Lxnda Haeier SECOND ROW Karen Cook Danny Ralph Larry Schxefer Davxd Cooper Lester Koons Larry Young Larry Walters Mary Ellen Aurand Mxss Knappenberger THIRD ROW Donald Grau Marcxa Heft Judy Mxller Jerry Schxeier Donald Holt Glen Lyons Gene Hatcher Jerry McFarland Bobby Cady Barry Farmer ABSENTEES Karen Schxeier, Adnan Lovxngs Rxchard Pxerce Billy Hudson Jack Edalnger, Larry Gxiford Rxchard Gxfford FIRST GRADE Steiner Paul Pfeiler James Vaughn SECOND ROW Alxce Foght Beverly Grogg Susan Elchleberger Karen Sand Edwin Miller Carol Aqene Sandra Rxndfus Harry Lxpscomb Joan Wxlson Dorothy Grau THLRD ROW Mrs Angene, Sherrxl Walter Joyce Morrow Larry Leuthold Charles Brxnkman Miriam Kalb Patrxcxa Kexter Karen Mxller Lmda Campbell Lyle Angene Mrs Schieier FOURTH ROW Carol Kellenberger Margaret Lmn Jerry Gearhart James Knodell Rock Getty! Charles Ahlefeld David Haller Harold Dornbxrer Paul Scott Lenny Lust Alberta Darnachroder ABSENTEES Betty Baldy Terry Fortney Billy Pxerce 41 FIRST ROW: Richard Kallg Roger Barnettg Jarnea Oberlanderg Dewey Wllaong Henry Larnbert: Glenn X BASKETBALL Our Holmes Lfberty basketball season started out this year wzth a bang We met Nevada on our home floor to beat them 50 35 in a non leaguer Our flrst league game was played at Whetstone where we just edged them out 41 40 in an excltmg ove rtmme per rod After thls our luck seemed to change Lexmgton beat us 51 44 fn a non league game and in our second league game Robinson came out on top 43 38 on the1r home floor Our flfth game fought on Crestline s floor was dropped to Leesvllle 52 41 Next we traveled to Salem Although Lyons hxt the net for 14 poxnts we lost the game 59 Z6 After Salem came Bloomvllle In a nip and tuck game whxch had most of the fans standmg up much of the tune we agam came out wrth the short end of a 48 39 We journeyed to Lykens wzth the hopes of everyone hxgh but they beat us 51 43 for our seventh strazght loss Attxca came to H L for the tenth game of the season to beat us 43 30 m a non exc1txng game On the followmg Frxday mght we encountered Mt Zxon 1n a league game on our home floor Th1s turned out to be a very excltmg game All through the four quarters we were elther a point or two ahead or behxnd our opponents When the fmal buzzer blew Zxon was one pomt ahead ln 38 37 score The followlng Tuesday we went to Txro and for once everythmg went rxght and we beat them 46 40 The game seemed very excltmg for our fans In the return game a league con test Txro won 39 37 For the whole four quarters xt was anybody s game February l saw another vxctory for H L In a non league game with Leesvxlle who had prevxously beat us m league play we were able to keep ahead the whole game ln spite of thelr best efforts to go around us we won 44 37 Frzday mght we went to Sulphur Sprmgs for our second game of the week Tuesday mght s vxctory must have been too much for us because Sulphur beat us 41 28 xn a league game Finally came our last game of the league season wxth Chatheld ln the fxrst few minutes it looked as though we would have a tough tlme but then we got started and the fmal score in the fmal game of the season was 69 49 ln favor of H L Last came the county tournament For once we drew a bye On Saturday February 19 we played the wxnner of the Mt Zzon New Washmgton game whxch turned out to be Washington The game started at 7 30 p m and for the first quarter and a half we looked pretty good but then Dutchtown also got started and at the half they were ahead 18 17 When we came back at thlrd quarter we got off to a bad start ln the fourth quarter wxth only a few mmutes to play Bob Sand hxt a s1de shot and with one free throw txed the score at 38 38 Dutchtown came rlght back wfth three points and we just couldn t get ahead agam The fmal score was 44 41 in favor of New Washmgton 45 . - -. . - g . 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November December December December December December December January January January January January January February February February REGULAR SEASON SCORES Holmes Holme s Holmes Holmes Holme s Holme s Holme s Holme s Holme s Holme s Holme s Holme s Holmes Holme s Holmes Holmes Liberty L1berty Lxberty Lxberty Liberty Llberty Lxberty Liberty Llberty L1berty Lxberty Lxberty Lzberty Liberty Lxberty Liberty TOURNANLENT SCORE February Holmes Liberty BASEBALL Nevada Whetstone Lexington Robmson Leesvllle Salem Bloomv11le Washlngton Lykens Attxca Mt Zlon Tlro Tlro Leesvllle Sulphur Chatheld Washxngton Holmes Lxberty started the athletxc season by losing xts hrst baseball game to Sulphur Sprmgs on September ll 1948 The game was played on the opponent s home field and ended wxth a score of Z1 0 The next game played wxth Lykens on our home dlarnond was dropped by a count of Z1 ll We changed our luck 1n the thzrd game of the season when we beat Mt Z.1on on our fxeld 5 0 The baseball tournament was played at North Robxnson this year ln our fxrst game we met Lykens and showed them we could play baseball by beatxng them Z0 5 Our second game was played wxth North Robxnson who beat us 8 3 This put an end to our baseball season The scores of the League ga.mes were September Holmes Llberty September Holmes Liberty October Holmes Llberty The scores of the tournament games were October Holmes Llberty October Holmes Llberty 46 Sulphur Spr xng s Lykens Mt Zion Lykens North Robms on Z4 - - so 3 - ' 41 7 - ' 44 - 10 - ' 38 - 16 , - ' 41 - Z1 - - 26 za - ' 43 ' 7 - 39 ' 14 - ' 43 18 - ' 30 ' Z1 - ' 37 . ' 25 - ' 46 ' 28 - ' 37 ' 1 - ' 44 ' 4 - ' za ll - ' 69 ' 19 - ' 41 ' 17 - ' 0 28 - ' ll 9 - ' 5 . ' 9 - ' zo ll - ' 3 ' VARSITY H The Varsxty I-I 15 an organlzation of athletes and managers who have re cewed varslty letters Through thxs club we try to promote better understandmg among athletes further school sp1r1t and better our sportsmanship Our maxn money makmg scheme thxs year was the sale of schedule pencxls A new project thxs year was the sponsormg of a basketball homecommg mght January 14 Marian Lmn was selected as queen An orchestra from Upper Sandusky provlded the musxc for a dance held after the game GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM Under the leadershxp of Mrs Bowen the g1r1s softball team met three county schools m games thzs year We played Sulphur Sprmgs on September 17 beatlng them l4 4 September 28th we lost to Lykens by a score of 19 9 However we came back to the wmnlng s1de on October 9th when we played Mt Zlon After the final batter was out the score stood at 37 3 The members of the team were Helen Tschanen catcher Pauline L1nn pltcher Judy Powers first base Donna Frost second base Maman Lmn thlrd Gearhart rxght fleld Joyce Pflezderer center held Gale Bowen left f1eld Norma Stone and Ellen Mae Splegel managers GIRLS TRACK The gxrls who partxclpated ln the county track meet held at North Robinson on May 5 1948 were Judy Powers baseball throw Marxan Linn 1 3 m11e relay lst place 220 yard dash 4th place Barbara Ten Eyck high jump Znd place Patty Damschroder softball throw Janet Gossman 100 yard dash Helen Tschanen hzgh Jump l st place 1 3 mile relay lst place l 6 mmle relay 3rd place hurdles Lena Szpe Joy Linn Marjorie Schlefer and Shxrley Grove were also on our 1947 48 track team 47 base: Peggy Fisher, first shortstopg Donna Oberlander, second shortstop: Barbara 0 1 s S . I v X . ' ' -- : I ' -- s X ' -- z VARSITY H FIRST ROW John Johnson Vice Preszdent Joel Sponseller Robert Lyons Presxdent Jerry Hatcher Randall Spxegel Richard Lyons Gerald Slpe Carl Farrow SECOND ROW Mr Donnenwxrth Advxsor RobertSand Student Council Eugene Rumery Charles Yaussy Secretary Treasurer Robert Cress David Graham Charles Graham Kexth Cook VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Robert Lyons, Randall Spiegel Jerry Hatcher Charles Yaussy Robert Sand SECOND ROW Charles Graham Robert Cress B111 Campbell Davxd Graham Carl Farrow Mr Donnenwxrth Coach 48 : . - ' : s . ' : : ' 2' : ': . : . -' . ': . ': : - z 9 ' 1 z' . : ' ' L 5 3 - 1 g z' : ' 1 : RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Charles Crall Junior Anthony Carl Farrow B111 Campbell David Graham Gerald Sxpe Galen Whitrneyer Schxeier Lyle Wh xtmeyer CHEERLEADERS Judy Powers Joyce Pfleiderer Helen Tlchanen 49 . S - SECOND ROW: David hviillerg John Johnson: Myron Campbell: Rlchnrd Lyons: Keith Cook: Richard TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW Robert Lyons Richard Lyons John Johnson Gerald Slpe Robert Sand SECOND ROW Eugene Rurnery Manager Carl Farrow Randall Spiegel Kexth Cook Jerry Hatcher Mr Donnenwxrth Coach BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Robert Lyons, Carl Farrow Randall Spxegel Charles Yaussy Gerald Sxpe Lester Sxpe SECOND ROW Eugene Rumery Jerry Hatcher Robert Crass Charles Graham Robert Sands Davxd Graham Mr Donnenwxrth Coach 50 I I I I S . - 1 v 1 I S , - , . I ' 1 S 2 I 3 I S 1 Z I - . - GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Marian Linn Donna Frost Peggy Fisher Judy Powers Helen Tschanen Paulme Lmn Joyce Pflexderer Barbara Gearhart Donna Oberlander Gale Bowen Gossman Norma Stone Mr: Bnwnn Fnark GIRLS TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW Judy Powers Helen Tschanen Janet Gossman Marxlyn Aurand SECOND ROW Patty Damschroder Marxan Lmn Barbara Ten Eyck Mrs Bowen Coach 51 SECOND ROW: Ellen Mae Spiegel: Lois Schieberg Ruth Butteg Barbara Ten Eyck: Donna Bakeri Jane'- G A A FIRST ROW Janet Gossman Secretary Kathryn Fackler Helen Scheiiler Treasurer Helen Tschanen Presxdent Peggy Fxsher Marxan l..mn Vxce President Violet Stexner Student Council Alys Boyd Betty Sharp Pauline Lxnn Loxs Schxeber Mrs Bowen Advxsor SECOND ROW Wanda Ralph Marxlyn Aurand Grace Hawkins Dorothy Schxeber Janet Palm Barbara Gearhart Donna Oberlander Donna Frost Dolores Ross, Betty Long Donna Baker Judy Powers Peggy Shoemaker Arbutus McCallxs!er Leona Kalb Wanda Wolford Ellen Mae Spiegel Ruth Elaxne Heft Ruth Butte Gale Bowen Janet Brxnkrnan Loms Stetzer Betty Gossman G A A stands for Gxrls Athletxc Assoctatzon The club has adopted a pomt system, which we follow, so that glrls can get their numerals and letters when they have earned a certam number of poxnts The gxrls get pomts for swxmmmg, walkxn tenms playmg and roller skatmg All the offxcers of the club are to have a B average mn all subjects and the other-. are to have B average in gym only to be elxglble for membershxp ln the club The meetings are held once a month durxng fxith perxod Hxkes are taken to Bucyrus uathefalland sprzng ofthe schoolyear To make some money for our club thxs year we sold pop popcorn, and sandwmhes at the basketball games This gave us some money to buy equxpment for the gn-ls gym classes 52 THIRD ROW: Pauline McFarland3 Norma Stoneg Mary Helen Linng Barbara Ten Eyckg Dolores Miller: . , . . . . , . I . . . , E MUSIC Actlvzty has been the keynote 1n the music department thls year A yuletlde atmosphere of fragrant p1nes candelabra holly and stars aga1n pro vided a colorful settmg for Carols by Candlellght A candlelight processxonal was the highlight of the afternoon for an unusually large crowd Part1c1pat1ng groups were the boys and girls glee clubs a capella cholr grrls double trlo boys quartette band and publlc speakmg class The tradxtxonal Chrxstmas carols were sung by the varlous groups Followzng the custom started three years ago the alumm of the classes of 47 and 48 jolned the combmed glee clubs ln the rouslng and clzmactmc Hallelujah Chorus from The Messxah by Handel Followlng the program the partlclpatlng alumnr were honored guests at a gaxly appointed tea sponsored by the glee clubs and held ln the Home Economics room This year the boys quartette has In xts group Bob Lyons tenor Chuck Yaussy second tenor Joel Sponseller barztone Randall Spzegel bass They enjoyed smgmg at the Band Festival Senxor Play Junlor Senlor Banquet and varlous other occaslons The g1rls double tr1o was organized around last year s trxple trlo The old mem new members are Donna Baker first soprano Joyce Pflexderer second soprano Marxlyn Aurand alto They sang at the Jumor Play Senior Play and other entertam ments Church cholr concerts were glven by the a capella cholr ln addltlon to helpmg 1n the Christmas program They have used offerlngs saved from the two years church concerts for the purchase of dxgmfmed flowmg black robes Baccalaureate servzces ch maxed the year s act1v1t1es for the choxr The hxgh school music organlzatmns are planmng a Sprlng Choral Concert for Frlday Aprll ZZ 1949 The band enjoyed playmg at some of the basketball games They presented thexr second annual spnng concert March 4 at whzch txme they appeared 1n thexr new band umforms Varxous projects were sponsored dur1ng the year by the Band Parents As socxatxon to earn money for these sults One of these projects was the Band Festwal held November 5 The highlight of the evemng was the crowmng of the queen Polly McFarland who won the honor as the representative from the semor class the group whxch had collected the largest amount of money for the band fund The commumty also assisted the band m a successful bake sale whxch netted a tidy sum for the treasury Holmes Lmberty agam was well represented this year at the Solo Ensemble Drs trlct compet1t1on at Norwalk and the Chorus competltlon at Bascom Another h1gh11ght of the year was the double blllmg of two grade operettas on a slngle nxght The Cobbler and the Elves and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 55 bers are Alys Boyd, sopranog Joyce Hawkins, second sopranoi Peggy Fisher, alto. The GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Janet Gossman Kathryn Fackler Helen Scheffler Helen Tschanen Peggy Fxsher Mlflhh Lum Treasurer V1oletStexner Vxce Presxdent Patty Darnschroder Betty Sharp, Joyce Hawkxns Presxdent Paulme Lmn Loxs Schxeber Mxss Schxeber Dxrector SECOND ROW Wanda Ralph Marxlyn Aurand Evelyn Mxller Joyce Pflexderer Grace Hawluns Dorothy Schzeber Lxbranan Janet Palm Barbara Gearhart Donna Oberlander Donna Frost Student Councxl Dolores Ross Betty Long Donna Baker Judy Powers News Reporter Peggy Shoemaker THIRD ROW Paulme McFarland Norma Stone Mary Helen Lmn Barbara Ten Eyck Dolores Mxller Leona Kalb Secretary Wanda Wolford Ellen Mae Spxegel Lnbrarxan Alys Boyd Ruth Blame Heft Ruth Butte Gale Bowen Janet Brxnkrnan Loxs Stetzer Betty Gossman GIRLS DLLBLE TRIL Alys Boyd Joyce Hawkxns Joyce Pi exderer Donna Baker Heggy Fxsher Marilyn Aurand Mxss Schxeber 56 1 3 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 , BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Galen Whitmeyer Glenn Cobb Davxd Miller Joel Sponseller Lxbrarxan Robert Lyons President Harold Cobb Dale Mxller Junxor Anthony Charles Crall Wayne Scheffler SECOND ROW Rxchard Lyons Charlea Spxegel News Reporter Jerry Hatcher Treasurer Donald Nauizxnger John Johnson Arthur Stexger Myron Campbell Lyle Whxtmeyer Mxss Schxeber Du-ector Cresa Student Councxl Jaxnes Bear Charles Graham Kexth Cook FOURTH ROW Robert Sand Randall Spxegel Vxce Presxdent Robert McDowell Charles Yausay Sec retary Carl Farrow Librarxan Rxchard Schxefer James Staxger BOYS QUARTETTE Randall Spxegel Joel Sponneller, Charlea Yaulsy Robert Lyons Mila Schleber Director 57 THIRD ROW: Eugene Rumeryg Robert Koons: Charles Cady: David Graharng Bill Carnpbellg Robert A CAPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW Gale Bowen Ellen Mae Spnegel Helen Scheliler Marxlyn Aurand Joyce Hawkms Vxolet Steiner Joyce Pflexderer Patty Damschroder SECOND ROW Dorothy Schleber Maman Lmn Dolores Miller Alys Boyd Ruth Blanne I-left Peggy Fisher Donna Baker Loss Stetzer Mxss Schxeber Dxrector THIRD ROW Norma Stone Robert Lyons Rxchard Lyons Charles Yaussy Randall Spiegel Jerry Hatcher Lyle Whltmeyer Joel Sponseller Judy Powers BAND FIRST ROW Robert Lyons Trumpet Myron Campbell Trumpet Eugene Lmn Trumpet Ronald Yaussy Truxnpet Charles Spiegel Saxophone Norman Schxefer Saxophone Jerry Hatcher Saxophone Sandra Lxnn Saxophone Dorothy Schxeber Saxophone Donna Oberlander Clarmet Norma Stone Clarinet Marian Lxnn Clarlnet Barbara Gearhart Clarxnet SECOND ROW Nlxss bchxeber Dxrector laulxnv, Lmn Trombone Rlchard Schxefer Trombone Charles Yaussy Trombone Rxchard Lyons Tuba Kexth Cook Tuba Galen Whltmeyer Bantone Horn Homer Ulmer Trombomum Joan Bnnkrnan Bell l..yre Barbara Ten Eyck Snare Drum Edward Rexter Bass Drurn 58 1 L S 2 I 2 I i V 5 1 S l Z 1 I Z 1 . . 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I F H A FlRaT RL N Judy 1 ov-ers rlarllamentarlan Peggy Fxsher Student Councxl Donna Frost Hxstorxan Marian Lxnn Vxce 1-'resxdent Vxolet btexner Presxdent Patty Daxnschroder becretary Helen bchefiler News Reporter Betty sharp Treasurer Mrs Bowen Advxsor bl-ICOND ROW Wanda Ralph Janet Gossman Marxlyn Aurand Kathryn Fackler Donna Oberlander Paulme Lxnn Gale Bowen Betty Long Dolores Ross Janet Brmkrnan THKRD ROW Evelyn Mxller Grace Hawkms Dorothy Schxeber Janet Palm Barbara Gearhart Paulme McFarland Ellen Mae Spxegel Joyce Pflexderer Ruth Butte Loxs Schxeber Donna Baker FOURTH ROW Norma Stone Mary Helen Lmn Barbara Ten Eyck Dolores Mxller Arbutus McCall1ster Betty Gossman Peggy Shoemaker The Future Homernakers of Amertca cluo Ol our lngn school oecame altxll ated wlth the Arnerlcan Home Economlcs Assocxation m 1938, and w1th the Natxonal Future Homemakers of Amerlca zn 1941 Thxs year the F H A has had a year of very excxtmg events Last fall we Joxned the F F A 1n a chicken roast, and also held a bake sale early mn the school year Our group adopted a home economlcs club m Germany We have sent packages of clothmg and useful artlcles to the German glrls, and have written letters about the way our club IS organlzed In turn, some of them have wrltten back to us To spread the Chrlstmas spzrzt, the club sang Chrxstmas carols at the Crawford County Home, after whlch we gave the members of the home a treat of candy and cookies whxch we had prepared during our Home Economlcs classes We also partlclpated ln the World Chrxstmas Festwal by sending a package to Holland Th1s year we agam sponsored the annual sweetheart party on February Z5 We en tertamed our mothers wlth the annual mothers tea on Aprxl 12 Thxs sprmg we jomed wlth the F F A 1n a parent, daughter, and son banquet On March l, our Holmes Liberty orgamzatzon entertalned the County F I-I A Rally here All of the F H A clubs tn the county together with thelr advisors and club mothers were mvtted to attend thls rally Agaxn this year we are collectmg tax stamps to make money for the club As has been done ln past years, we are planmng to attend a surnmer resort for one week Wtth all these act1v1t1es we are hopzng to agaln receive the award of merlt as w have m the past several years 59 Leona Kalb: Wanda Wolfordp Alys Boydp Ruth Elaine Heftg Helen Tschaneng Lois Stetzerg 0 a - . . 1 - -- . . . . , . . , . F F A FIRST ROW Mr Carmony Advisor Rxchard Lyons Student Council Jerry Hatcher Secretary Robert Lyons Vxce President John Johnson President Randall Spiegel Treasurer Charles Spxegel News Reporter Gerald Sxpe SECOND ROW Myron Campbell Lyle Whxtmeyer Robert Koons Jarnes Bear Donald Naufzlnger James Staxger Robert McDowell Rxchard Schxefer THIRD ROW Charles Crall Junior Anthony Harold Cobb Arthur Steiger Wayne Scheffler Dale Miller Daryl Brause Eugene Lxnn Mervxn Fritz Donald Bowen The Future Farmers of Arne:-zca, or F F A as xt IS commonly known, IS the Natxonal organlzatlon of, by, and for boys studymg vocational agrlculture in publmc sec ondary schools under the provzslons of the Natlonal Vocational Educatlon Acts The foundation upon whzch the Future Farmers of Arnerlca organxzatlon IS built xncludes xmproved agrxculture, better local commumtxes, a more satisyxng farm home life, and more effxczent farmer cltxzens Our activxtzes for this year, carrled on to further the purpose of our national, state and local programs, included a chxcken roast, officers traxning school, a pest hun showing projects at state and local faxrs, a scrap drxve, and a parent son and daughter banquet along with the F H A gxrls 60 t. 3 - 1 Z 1 Z . v . - 5 . I . , . 1 - 2 S 2 S S G 5 I - : 3 I I I . 3 S . S - - n so - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . - . . . LATlN CLUB FIRST ROW Janet Gossman Marilyn Aurand Norma Stone Vxce Presxdent Donna Oberlander Betty Long Barbara Gearhar! Lon Stetzer Ruth Heft Ruth Butte SECOND ROW Alys Boyd Gale Bowen Joyce Hawkms Wanda Wolford Ellen Mae Spiegel Secre tary Treasurer Paulme Lxnn News Reporter Marxan Lum Presxdent Mr! Spxegel Advisor Robert Sand Davxd Mxller Vxolet Stemer Galen Whxtmeyer The Latm Club IS composed of all those who are or have taken Latm The meet Lngs are held on the fourth Frxday of each month and refreshrnents are served at the close of the meetmg The prograrn conslsts of reports gxven by dxfferent members of the club The ports are usually about anclent Roman hfe, wars, and customs On December 14 the club held 1ts annual Chrrstmas party and mvxted all old members stall 1n school to be present Approxlmately fxfty attended Before the dlnner whxch was served around a hghted Chrxstmas tree, Mr and Mrs Santa Claus passed out gxfts to everyone Dancing and games followed Durmg the remainder of the year we hope to learn more about the Romans 61 1 1 ' s . ' - ' s : THIRD ROW: Mary Helen Linn: Betty Sharp: Joel Sponsellerg Charles Yaussy: Robert Crete: ' ' ' . re- , . . . . . . . . . . . , I . I l 1 ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW L 1 St t M sx Ch c H km As sta tEdlt J y Soon after school started 1n the fall the Semor and Junxor classes dec1ded to undertake the job of pubhshmg an annual agam thxs year Under the d1rect1on of Mxss Curt1s and Mrs Schxeber a staff was chosen and the work was started Collectmg photographs and class and club wrxte ups appeared to be hard work but proved xnterestxng The second year typmg class typed the wrxte ups m preparatxon for the make up of the dummy copy whxch was to be sent to the prxnters Every member of the staff has done hrs job well and worked hard to ach1eve he goal of a successful fmxshed annual 62 : o's ezer, u 'c oirg Joy e aw ' s, si n ' org err Hatcher, Boys Sportsg Charles Yaussy, Editorp Dolores Miller. D . , . . . . t , . LIBERTY BELL STAFF Arbutus McCall1ster Sports Edxtor Leona Kalb A t Loxs Schx b r G ssxp Violet Stein r Edit H 1 Sch ffl Gr de N s Dolo s Mxll Club Ne s M1 s Curtxs Ad 1 o Agaln th1s year the second year typmg class decxded to publxsh a school paper As 1n precedmg years the paper was called The Lxberty Bell Collectmg and typing wrxte ups of the elementary and hlgh school classes and organzzatzons proved to be very xnterestmg Typmng the stenclls was also a new and educatxonal experzence After they were typed Mlss Curtls the advxsor carefully checked them for errors They were then ready to be run off on the mxmeograph machme and combmed xnto a hmshed paper To see the students admxrmg the paper was the encouragmg reward whxch the staff recexved after they had worked so hard to make the publxcatxon a success A paper has been publxshed approxlmately every s1x weeks and a copy has been glven to the oldest student who attends school from each farruly 63 ' . 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COOKS Miss Pauline Leonhart: Mrs. Christena Fisherg Mrs. Cleo Harvey JANITOR Robert Whxtmeyer FIRST Row 64 BUS DRIVERS Nr Russell!-left Rev Eswme Nr Gerald Shafer Mr Walter Schxefer Wx1lxamDonnenwxrth Mr Ray Scott Mr Frank McCallxster SECOND ROW: Mr. Clifford Oberlanderg Mr. September October CALENDAR School begzns A lot of new faces but no new teachers upstairs We meet our new Supermtendent Mr Gettys No school County fau' Dld you recogmze our students ln the tlcket booths 9 They were working for the benefzt of the mus1c fund Back agam to try and get settled down Only one hun dred and seventy nme more days of school th1s year The Junlors sell 1ce cream Any m1stakes 9 No 4 H or F F A boys m school yet They are takxng care CXh1bltS at the fa1r The klds come to school all wlllzng to study hard How long w1l1 It last'7 I wonder The flrst class meetmgs were held today we elected class offzcers Bob Cress was told to settle down to L1terature today Already 'P Nothmg exciting happened today except an argurnent ln Soc1al Lxfe We do not know who won Ice cream bars are awfully lxttle But be brave Junlors you don 1: make them so pay no attentlon to the grlpes The ball teams went to Sulphur Sprlngs for the first games of the season The glrls won l4 4 The boys weren t so lucky That score was Zl 0 V1olet Stelner gave a report of her trxp to the natzonal F H A conventzon mn Kansas Czty The semor boys book an unscheduled trlp to a ball game 1n Cleveland Home Econom1cs classes enjoyed a demonstratlon by the Ohlo Power representatlve The food looked and tasted good G A A hxke to Bucyrus after school Studylng IS gettxng monotonous already Band Parents meetmg They decxde to have a Fall Fes twal lt IS samd that there IS gomg to be a Festxval Queen for that mght Just another week started lt looks and sounds as though Joel IS strlctly for Cleveland H1gh School classes were dlsmlssed at Z 30 today We had ball games here w1th Lykens The g1rls came out at the short end of a 19 9 score and the boys lost ll 21 County F F A Offxcers Tralnlng meetmg Holmes Llberty boys served refreshments to the group The semors start to conslder how they w11l humble the freshmen come 1n1t1at1on day Everyone IS looking forward to a blg week end It rained today Mrs Schleber wonders why all of her Llterature classes can t be as good as the Znd perxod class '7 Chapel Pxcture Shows The f1rst ones th1s year 65 7 -- ' Y , 8 U -- . l . . 9 -- ' . - 10 -- ' ' . ' . - . . . ' . ' of 13 -- ' - ' ' . 14 -- ' ' , 15 -- ' . 16 -- . .. , 17 -- ' . , ' , Zl -- Chapel today. F. H. A. meeting 7th and 8th periods, ZZ H . . . Z4 -- ' ' . ' - Z7 -- . Z8 -- ' ' ' : . Z9 -- . . . ' ' ' ' ' . - ' 30 U . . . 1..- . . . . . 4 -- I . . 6 -- . ' . ' ' . November F F A Scrap Drlve started at noon today To axd the boys fund we had nouse cleamng nn the attnc and book rooms For a while the upstazrs cor rxdor resembled a mxmature junk yard Afternoon classes were cut agam today We entertained Mt Zzon ball teams We all won today the gxrls 37 3 and the boys 5 O We started the week off w1th a bang Who had the flre cracker '7 The freshmen are gettxng scared already You know the senlors won t hurt you Chapel today A real dull Thursday Tryouts for the .Tumor play this afternoon Flrst xssue of L1berty Bell off the presses thxs afternoon F F A and F H A chlcken roast We all had plenty to eat Es peclally p1es Mrs Spiegel always dxd have trouble w1th that 6th perlod Study Hall That beautzful slnglng you hear 3rd pernod IS from the Senlor Math class Is some one sw1mm1ng No xt IS F F A and F H A 1n1t1at1on day Chapel today Pxcture shows agaxn We really have the freshrnen worrxed They get final ln structlons What Instructions Freshman lnltxatxon A program 1n the mormng eating all day and a swell turn out for the party ln the evenlng All ln all everythlng went well We also chose cheerleaders Judy Helen and Joyce were 1n the lead after a close race Grange play party thls evenxng The senxors made an ap pomtment to have thelr pictures taken Seventh grade party after school lf nolse was an mdxcatxon everyone must have had a good tame Chapel today The exghth graders had a Halloween party after school We chose candidates for queen for the Fall Festival thls mormng and vxgorous campaxgmng for all class represent atmves was 1mmed1ately under way No school The teachers are 1n Toledo and Cleveland at meetings 4 H boys presented a play ln the evenlng The Festxval queen campaxgn IS gettmg excxtmg The ther mometer ln study hall 15 center of xnterest Reports thls morn1ng showed semor candldate Polly mn the lead Electxon day Many and heated are the arguments all over the bu1ld1ng Semors get last mlnute mstructxons for gomg to Txffm Dewey buttons hastlly hldden The semors are gone today havmg thelr pmctures taken Freshman queen candxdate Gale IS ahead today Everyone IS ln suspense wonder1ng who will be the queen at the Band Festzval The study hall sprouted huge campaxgn posters 66 1 -- . . . ' . ' 9 -- ' . ' ll -- ' . ' IZ -- ' . 13 -- . l4 -- 1 . 15 U . . u . . 18 H h . . . . 19 U . . . . . 20 -- . ' ' . Zl -- ' . ' ' - ZZ U .. . ' . . I . 25 -- ' ' . ' - Z6 H g . . . . 27 -- . ' Z8 U . . . Z9 -- . ' 1-.. - 1 1 1 u u l' - 2 -- ' . 3 M . . ' . I 4 -- I . Q . n . Fall Festival At 8 30 the fmal bell rang and Polly McFarland was named queen smce her class and advxsor had collected the largest amount of money S67 O0 for the Band Umform Fund The queen s fxrst attendant was Maman Lum wxth the next hmghest number of votes Ad dltxonal members of the court were Peggy Fisher junxor Gale Bowen freshman Vxolet McCall1ster 8th grade and Jamce Rumery 7th grade Polly was crowned by alurnna Phyllxs Hawklns Prmce of Peace Contest at Brokensword Methodlst Church SIX members of the Public Speakmng class took part John Johnson was declared wznner and Vxolet Stexner alternate A blue Monday and cold What 15 the matter wxth the heatmg system? Br r r stxll cold Hooray At Z 30 stxll no heat so we are dlsmxssed F H A gxrls w1th Mrs Bowen went to Gallon to a county F' H A Rally Not very long jumors you haven t much tzme left before your b1g nxght Semors recelved proofs of thelr plctures from Txffm today Much dlsappozntment reg lstered We thought we were better looklng Dress rehearsal for jumor play What tlme did you all get home 7 Second tssue of Lxberty Bell came out today No school today Basketball boys however were back at 8 30 a m for pract1ce A jlttery day for Junxors But everythmg IS ready for the b1g wards? We thought that John Johnson was never going to eat anymore cream puffs after his experlence ln the junlor play last year but we hear he ate about a dozen at the party The junlors have to study agaxn after having a month long va catlon from regular classes There were a lot of absences today What s the matter 9 Oh excuse us November 15 That explaxns everythmg Get anythlng 7 No dldn t even see any F F A and F H A meetzngs thls afternoon Chapel assembly today Reverend Lewls an evangelist spoke to us We were also entertamed by Tony the puppet Senlors received thelr graduatwn pxctures The lower grades are ready for thelr operettas very much exclted and maybe a llttle scared Grade operettas thxs evenrng The school was crowded and the chlldren dld a f1ne Job of entertazmng everyone Basketball practice after school Freshman and sophomore glrls cooked 1n home economxcs to day lt smelled good to the rest of us Thanksg1v1ng Chapel thls mormng Reverend Hough brought the message and entertaxned us w1th selecttons played on the mu sxcal saw Junlors received class rings today We played Nevada tonlght and won both games the varslty 50 35 reserve Thanksgwmg Recess Vacatlon was mce and o were the dmners We enjoyed mov1es today State Every Pupml Readmg tests were gwen today Student counc11 meetmg today They made plans for brg Chrtstmas party 67 night. You had a nice play, class. How about that party after- 31-18. December January Semors got thexr Literature tests back already Mrs Schxeber must have burned mid mght 011 last mght Basketball game wlth Vlhetstone We won Kmda rough? Ask Chuck Y how xt feels to be toothless and Randy about his tongue Pxcture shows today Cheer rally Had a heavy game w1th Lexrngton Guess what? We lost The band played before the garne Annual staff meetmg Get to work krds Game wxth Robxnson Oh dear NO COMMENTS Maybe he next trme we ll wm County Prmce of Peace Contest Holmes Lrberty s repre sentatlve John Johnson took first place Congratulations John Latln Club party Dmner was served besrde a lrghted tree and Santa attended wrth gxfts for everyone Lrghts camera actxon The grrl rn the third row don t move your lxps The OCCBSIOH? The Oriole pxctures of course The thrrd copy of Lxberty Bell appeared th1s afternoon Leesvllle game at Crestlme Too bad boys rt was a good Decoratxon commlttee for Chrrstmas program appeared to be busy today What took them so long '7 9 a m to 4 p m Thxrd annual Carols by Candlelight An overflow audrence was m attendance Punch and Christmas cakes were enjoyed m the home econommcs room by present and past smgers after the program Teachers meetmg Seems we have some prospectlve teachers in school How about xt girls 9 Chrlstmas must be near we keep smelling cookxes and candy ln the makmg Pxcture show today Now we know The F H A went to the County Home today to s1ng for the folks out there They presented each one wlth sack of home made cookxes and candy Hooray Vacatlon at last' A bzg program and party to celebrate It Santa was here to see rf we had all been good Merry Chrxstmas everyone Sophomore Hop Everyone looked quzte elegant the decoratrons were elaborate and the refreshment table was very popular Farmers Institute Vacatxon over Was Santa good to everyone 'P Name cards ar nved but semors were broke What happens rn home economxcs 9 Mrs Bowen IS rn the hospxtal Say were the Jumor gxrls sleepmng when they came to school 9 Odd socks and heavy jewelry Basketball Queen chosen today Marxan Lznn topped the vote Mary Helen Lmn Gale Bowen and Peggy Fxsher w11l be her attendants Someone must have received hrs name cards The halls are lxttered with small sheets of paper Was the celery good fn home economlcs grrls 9 Remember the Golden Rule next txme 68 y 1 -- . . . u D 3 -- . . , I U . 6 -- ' . 7 -- -- ' ' . 8 -- ' . , ' . lO -- ' ' . f I Y t 12 -- ' . - ' ' - 14 -- . . . . . 15 -- . , ' . 3 .. . . . 1 . 17 -- ' ' ' . game and we're still cheering for our team. 18 -- . . . 19 -- - u 0 M. - 20 -- ' ' . ' Z1 -- . . . . Z3 -- Y ' . ' Z9 -- . ' , ' 30 -- ' ' . 3 -- ' . . - 4 -- I . . . . I 5 -- ' ' . January February Nothmg excxtxng today Sophomores surprxsed Judy tomght Another mmlestone for her The bag day at last New Washmgton and the Homecommg Game We dad so want to win that one but we were proud of our boys anyway Dldn t Queen Marman and her court look mce together during the ceremonies The band was really hot wasn t It kzds 9 A lot of us thoroughly enjoyed the dance afterwards Another blue Monday Not even any shows the projector IS broken Study study study Why doesn t somethxng excxtlng happen We played Lykens tomght No shoutmg agam after the game Well guess what? The choir found gum under the musmc stand Shame on Mass Schleber Played Attica tomght We lost Chapel today We feel sorry for ourselves today Exams are bezng gwen The day before the blg game wxth Zmon Wonder what w1l1 happen? Last day of first semester We played Zlon and lost a good game score 38 39 G A A planned a dance after the game Shows again today We see the cho1r has thexr new robes They re havzng a tlme flttlng them We journeyed to Tmro tonight for a non league game Horray We won to study We entertalned Tiro tomght m a league game We weren t so good this tlme We Lost Semor and freshmen seemed to enjoy that aptltude test Snow But not enough for a vacatlon Tomght we played Leesvllle the only school that hasn t lost a game and guess what we won New library books went on shelves today Pnzes for magazine drxve glven out today Who hasn t got thexrs? Sophomore skating party thls evemng at Linn s pond Home economics glrls 11 and 12 baked cakes good too Traveled to Sulphur Sprxngs tonight We lost agazn 41 Z8 Too bad boys better luck next txme Freshman party and a good tzme reported by all We saw the 1948 world serxes movle today Basketball practice tomght after school Another Liberty Bell to read today Chapel today We re really startmg to work on the annual Five choxr members went to Ohmo Wesleyan Umversity to par tlcxpate ln Hxgh School Choral Festxval Basketball game With Chatfleld Band played Semor skatmg party at Mansfleld Valentines Day There are some pretty valentines wanderlng around Movxes today County Tournament Holmes Lzberty drew a bve F F A meetmg F H A meeting Thxrteen freshman girls recexved .Tumor Homemaker degrees 69 6 -- . . . I . . . 7 -- . 3 . . 10 -- . 3 ' ' 12 -- , , Y 2 ' ' ' ' ? 14 -- ' . ' ' . 18 -- , . ' ' 19 -- . Z0 -- . ' ' . Z1 -- ' . ' 2.4 -- ' . ' ' . Z5 -- W' ' ' - . 2 Z8 -- Grade cards out this evening. Woe is mel I'll have to begin 31 -- . . . 3 1 -- . . , , Z un . . . . u . 3 -- ' ' -- . 4 -- ' ' . ' - . 7 -- ' . 8 -- . . . ,. . 9 -- . ' ' . 10 -- . . . . . - ll -- ' ' . . 12 -- . . . . 14 -- . . . . 15 -- -- - ' I . . . . March Aprll Band Umforms arrlved County Tournament Rush for tournament tlckets for Saturday nlght s game We play Dutchtown Shop boys flnlshed pamtmg Mr Carmony s blcycle It xs an art1st1c masterpmece of brzght red and sxlver Exghth grade hlstory class visited the Telegraph Forurn County Tournament We played New Washlngton Bad luck we lost by a few pomts Movxes today I-hgh School teachers have meetxng No more readxng books durmg study halls After whxle we re gomg to have to study George has a bxrthday again and we enjoy a day s vacatlon Chapel th1s morn1ng M1ss Weaver held worker for Ohxo C T U spoke to us on the dangers of narcotlcs Elghth grade hlstory class under SUPETVISIOH of Mrs Spxegel presented play To See General Washmgton They dzd themselves proud and we all enjoyed thexr efforts Mr Carmony s last day at school He has dec1ded to be a farmer rather than a teacher Good luck Sweetheart Party held tonlght Broken hearts and new dresses More fun County Tournament at Bucyrus H1gh School County F H A Rally here at school Mlss Agnes Dlnsmore was the featured speaker Band Concert Dxdn t they look handsome 1n thexr new un1 forms 9 F F A and F H A had swzmmmg party at Y M C A Tryouts for senlor play 1n the aud1tor1urn Class meetlngs today The jumors and senlors are both very busy these days County F F A Parllmentary Procedure Contest Chou Concert at St Paul s Lutheran Church Athletlc Banquet Mayor Rhoads of Colunobus was the speaker Junxor and semor party at school Choxr concert at Grace E U B Church ln Bucyrus F H A and F F A Parent Banquet Solo Competltlon at Norwalk D1str1ct Chou Concert at Chatheld Nazareth Lutheran Church Not long now semors Work hard harder Practice track meet wxth Gallon at Gallon Dress rehearsal for semor play tomght Dxd everythmg go O K9 Senior Play Dxstrxct chozr competltlon at Bascom F H A entertams thezr mothers wlth the Annual Tea Choxr concert The robes added much to the general appear ance of the group Musxcal numbers at Norton P T A I-hgh School Musxcal All the varxous groups had a part ln this program Jumor Semor Banquet at Hotel Hardmg xn Marmon A wonderful tlme was enjoyed by all 70 16 -- ' ' . 17 -- . ' 18 -- . . . . i , , ' , 19 -- . ' . , Z1 -- ' . ' ' . ZZ -- . . . , . . Z3 -- . . n . , . . W. . , . . . . a Z5 -- . ' . ' Z6 -- ' . l -- . . . . ' ' 4 -- -- . , . . .- 5 -- . . . . . . ' ' . . . . 10 -- ' . ll -- Junior class skating party. Freshman and sophomore party 14 -- . . . . . 15 -- . . . ' . Z0 -- ' . ' . Z3 -- ' -- Z5 -- ' ' . Z7 -- ' , . ' . ' 1 -- . . . . . . . Z -- . . -M . . . 3 -- ' ' . 5 -- , ' -- , . 6 -- . . . . I 7 -- . . . . . 8 -- ' . 9 U- . . . . . I 12 -- . . . ' ' ' . 14 -- ' . - Z1 -- ' . . . ZZ -- . . . . . Z9 un . - . . . . ' Honor borwtx Bunqur A up Hur u rlnvw QCCQ cur. Qtr re 4 C J J cl npr F 1' F HV 1 f xour mtv :,m.r :md rffuv Cul YIPPC, then bwcgusf to , nY..xl'I1S ,mart Q 1 - rf wt . wffr, todd, bfcaqsf wg hang morfl 'Ohm 90 1 ,yt cum, uC 1001GnC1 a Jcwoor ncrnc 0 36190, out Leacm r arf oquy r11'11Sh1HC7 mfxdeff, and records Lrrriencernent X r l1r w Honn, Jr.mLr1ntendent of schools lpb Yuuxog mx owfo DO ow f wr hoc ' Ou 1 next Sf-ntffnber 71 f' ' ' A - rt Cp. N51 B1 -6 1' -. 'Q -wr-rf-nc H. lid' ofFJrr'. 1kr,if-Q' ' ed Th' ff Y JD, - Y1'1 f fi' '.1 di .. f f' ' . W. all hogf M- ar : X i'1 wrt 'Kg - f '- ' ,. N ras, H rayf. Th' bf V of Tl ' 'I 'Q' ' . N'1 4 .A5'l':' 'jbr' ,' ' , A .1 . rx-J: L ' . A-fp ' Q A Q grir.,f,11, I.linc.Q,p, wg: sp. Qfur. 1 . 3, P X 'y, -,1.'f?'li ,- al fr . Enxd Chatlaln Barbara Crall Kathryn Gearhart Russell I-left Norma Lust Evelyn Relmsnyder Charles Splegel Evelyn Alhe1m Ethel Aurand Alma Bates Dale Brmkman Thelma Grauer Laura Heft M1ldred Klsslmg Mmor Llnn Helen Neff Harry Qualntance Mildred Relnhard Carol Schleber Sedda Ten Eyck Wallace Aurand Lela Beery Thelma Beery Kermmt Carl Paul Drake Carl Gmgery Bermce Jenner Robert Koons Donald Koons ALUMNI CLASS OF 1925 Mrs Floyd O Brxen 146 Blanche Street Mansheld Ohlo lvlrs Marv1nL1nn R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Arthur Meck R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mathernatxcs and Sclence Teacher at Holmes Llberty R R ffl Sycamore Ohxo Mrs M1nor C Shroll R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Gerald Plnney 423 Plymouth Street Bucyrus Ohzo Farmer R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohxo CLASS OF 1926 Mrs Dale Brxnkrnan R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Frederxck Relmsnyder 804 l-hgh Street Bucyrus Ohlo Bookkeeper R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohlo Brmkmans Poultry Farm R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs A A Ruffner R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Paul Thompson R R ffl Sycamore Oluo Mrs Ernest Dxllon 218 East Johnson Street Upper Sandusky Ohxo Oh1o Mrs Charles J Splegel R R ff4 Bucyrus Oluo PennsylvamaRa1lroad R R ff3 Bucyrus Ohlo Deceased Mrs Robert Sherer R R ff3 Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Wallace Cobb R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo CLASS OF 1927 Farmer R R ff3 Sycamore Ohxo Mrs Harry McCurdy R R ff2 Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Waldo Blackledge 146 Wood Street Mansfxeld Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo New York Central Raxlroad 1101 Utah Avenue Toledo 5 Ohxo Walsh Constructxon Co R R ff3 Sycamore Ohxo Mrs W C Loughley R R ff2 Carey Ohlo Trucker R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Trucker 116 Gaxus Street Bucyrus Oh1o 72 ' ' ------------ Pennsylvania Railroad--247 Plymouth Street, Bucyrus, Mlldred Le1menstoll Calvln Lutz Melvm Neff Edxth Reece Dorothy Rexmsnyder Odelza Ruffener Kathryn Schzeber Gertrude Schlefer John Schxfer Dorothy Spiegel Ellls Stemer Edna Welge Lester Angene Wanda Campbell Rxchard Gehrke Clarence Lxnn Dorothy Mxller Alta Pfe1fer Evelyn Polster Ivan Schlefer Weldon Schxefer Evelyn Snavely Helen Sponseller Velma Sturtz lleen Ulmer Faye Whltmeyer Rebecca Bogan Dorothy Hahn Helen Hxldebrand Harold Hmmler Phzllxp Jenner Cleo Lmn Mrs J W Harvey 1024 South Osprey Avenue Sarasota Florxda Commlus Dxesel Sales 689 Eureka Street Columbus Ohlo Veterans Tramxng Instructor Box 103 Luckey Ohio Mrs Mrs Ohlo Mrs Mrs Mrs Dorsey Lxnn R R :lil Bucyrus Ohxo Wendell McKeehen 804 Cottage Avenue Mlamlsburg Morris Welge 318 Plymouth Street Bucyrus Ohio Paul Drake 1101 Utah Avenue Toledo 5 Ohxo Gerald Coe R R 02 Frederlckstown Ohlo Farmer R R ffl Bloomvllle Ohxo Mrs Pearson Llnn R R 01 Bucyrus Ohlo Rldgeton Elevator R R 81 Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Leonard Durzgg R R 03 Bucyrus Ohxo CLASS OF 192 8 Teacher 171 East 219 Street Euclxd 23 Ohio Mrs W1ll1amP1nney 8240 Rlversxde Drwe Powell Oh1o Bakery Salesman 622 Lexmgton Avenue Newport Kentucky Swan Rubber Company 117 Wallace Avenue Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Ralph I-lonsberger R R H2 Nevada Ohio Mrs Ernest Fauser 2514 Whrtelaw Avenue Cuyahoga Falls Ohxo Mrs W1lburE1chelberger R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R 32 Nevada Ohlo Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Wxllard Dalber R R H2 Nevada Oh1o Otto Hexnlen R R ffl Nevada Ohlo George Kellenberger R R Fl Bucyrus Ohlo A W Zuhars 197 Guard Road Colurnbus 2 Ohlo Walter Gearhart R R ffl Sycamore Ohio CLASS OF 1929 Russell H111 R R 92 Bucyrus Chmo Arthur Walter 615 Plants Way Bucyrus Ohxo Vlctor Shultz 135 Hall Street Bucyrus Ohlo Smooth Kool Dairy 602 West Charles Street Bucyrus Ohio Clayton Manufacturmg Company 1243i South Thzrd Street Alhambra Cahforma Marxon Power Shovel Company 286 South Vine Street Mar lon Ohlo 73 . b --- . . . , -I 'Q 1 . ----------- . . -- f 1' ' .U . ----------- , .. -- , , . 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' -- - , , . . - - -'- - -' 1 I Rlchard Lutz Dorothy Pollock Wxlllam Poper Emmel Rowse Cecxl Wllson Merle Zellner Paulme Caldwell Martha Frost Dorls Grauer Emma Hxmler Ray Jurnp Hazel Leuthold Walton Leuthold Mane Lxnn Eldon Lust Gertrude Lutz Clarence McBr1de Dallas Musser Helen Peterman Catharme Reunsnyder Wxlllam Sponseller Dorothy Ten Eyck Charlotte Yelter Elnora Yelter Thelma Aurand Grace Brmkrnan Marvin Cooper Mabel Grauer Arthur Hxldebrand Marguerlte Lexmenstoll Mxrxam McCarron New Vlmchester Grocer R R H3 Bucyrus Ohm Mrs Dallas Musser Oceola Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Sycarnore Ohio Gulf Service Statzon 851 South Popular Street Bucyrus Ohlo Farmer R R F2 Bloomvxlle Ohio CLASS OF 1930 Mrs Vxrg1lSch1eber R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Harry Pontsler 2700 Brookpark Road Cleveland 9 Ohlo Teacher Txro R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Arthur Elsasser 821 Rogers Street Bucyrus Ohm Insurance Salesman 380 East Market Street Tlfhn Ohio Mrs Melvm Cotsamlre 721 West Mansfxeld Street Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer andElectr1c1an R R ffl Bucyrus Ohm Mrs Merlm Warren 18200 Grand Rwer Detroit Mxclugan Lzckmg County Farm Bureau 99 Neal Avenue Newark Ohxo Mrs Adam Rossman R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Manager Merxt Shoe Store Lama Ohio Poultry Business Box 44 Oceola Ohio Mrs Stanley Chesser 905 Hull Avenue Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Catharxne Purvzs Bucyrus Telephone Company 116 H111 Street Bucyrus Ohxo G E Company 712 West Warren Street Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Wayne Patton Sugar Grove Lake R R W2 Gallon Oh1o Mrs Charlotte Kozuh 2116 East Thxrd Street Dayton Ohio Mrs DavxdRe1ter R R W4 Bucyrus Ohlo CLASS OF 1931 Mrs Lloyd Walter R R 33 Sycaxnore Ohlo Mrs Russell Staton 539 South East Street Bucyrus Jersey Mald Dalry R R ill Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Donald Shaffstall R R if4 Bucyrus Ohio Hxldebrand s Market R R 04 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Oscar Leuthold R R H4 Bucyrus Ohzo No lnformatlon Ohio 74 . -------'-- V. 9 n q ' , ' . 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James Purvls V1rg1l Schxeber Mabel Spiegel Mary Young Howard Brlnkman Rlchard Crall Lloyd Haas Wxlham Hahn Vxrgxma Hern Alvln Hoover Kathryn Hosterman V1ctor Houck Paul Lecrone Mlldred L1nn Hazel Lutz Josephlne McCracken Herbert lvlehrlmg Helen Moats Dorothy Neely Marclle Rmdfuss Myrtle Ruffener Carl Scott Mary Allce Sharp Wayne Sharp Margaret Sherer Sylvza Spltler Velma Wezsenauer Curtzs Young Helen Young Velma Young Elhs Angene Ruth Ensmlnger Wxlbert Haefer Helen Hern Farmer R R ff4 Marlon Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs R1chardCrall R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Anthony Gabr1el 210 Wxlmot Cleveland Oh1o CLASS OF 1932 Bunkrnans Poultry Farm R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Gallon Ohio Farmer R R ff4 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs W1ll1am Hahn R R ff4 Bucyrus Oh1o Klbler Motor Sales 324 Hopley Avenue Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Cecxl Wllson 851 South Poplar Street Bucyrus Oh1o Oh1o Crane R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o 34 S W 62nd Ct Mlamx Florida Mrs Alvln Hoover 324 Hopley Avenue Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs George Black 509 Park Street Marion Oh1o Mrs Earl Everett R R ff5 Upper Sandusky Oh1o O11 Equlpment Service Company 98 East Pacement Street Mrs Robert Slufley R R ff3 Gallon Oh1o Mrs Mxles Crowder 309 Hobbs Avenue Apartment 331 Ballego Cahforma Mrs W S Suter Brooklyn C0nneCt1Cut Mrs Carl Scott R R ff2 Nevada Oh1o Farmer R R ff2 Nevada Ohxo Mrs W1ll1amC Wh1tney Box 123 Ch1ppewa Lake Oh1o Farmer R R ff4 Bucyrus Oh1o Housekeeper 329 South Sandusky Avenue Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Russell Clugston R R ff4 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs John Henry R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Langley Amr Base Newport News Oh1o Mrs Francls Beach R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Deceased CLASS OF 1933 Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Cl1ntonGu1nther R R ff3 Gallon Ohxo D1str1ct Manager for Moorman Feeds R R ff4 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Forrest Sherer R R ff2 Bloomvxlle Oh1o 75 . ---------- , . 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I , . l - . , 1 - , , . - . 1 - - 1 1 D ' . . . . . -1'--- n , u 1 j . u I ' . - 1 I ' 1 1 ' ' 1 - - 1 . 1 . - Pauline Hxldebr and Milo C Hoover Ellzabeth Lecrone Eldon Leuthold Florence Lmdenmeyer Lawrence Lust Wxlbur Lust Irene Neely .Tack Nicholson Annabelle Purvls Albert Schaal Elvm Schxefer Mrs Robert Knappenberger 824 East Irvxng Street Bucyrus Ohxo Contracting 501 East Charles Street Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Chfford Wxlson R R M2 Nevada Ohm Carpenter R R if3 Box 188 Albuquerque New Mexxco Mrs Wllbert I-laefer R R H4 Bucyrus Ohlo Farmer R R. ifl Bucyrus Ohlo Farm Bureau R R 04 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Irene Murry General Delivery Cleveland Oh1o Pamt Contractor 1732 South Longwood Avenue Los Angeles 6 California Mrs Robert Love Canal Winchester, Ohzo Machme Operator Bucyrus Street Tlffm Ohzo Salesman 198 Chicago Avenue Manon Ohio Cora Mae Schnarrenberger Mrs Paul Honsberger R R ff2 Tlffm Ohio Edythe Stexnrnetz Annabel Sherer Audrey Txms on Cleo Tupps Daryl Z ellne r Robert Auck Hubert Bacon Lehr Bexdelschxes Naomi Cosgrove David Fry Charles Dznkel Norma Fxke Annabell Hoover Florence McBr1de Glenna McCracken Ward McCracken Allce Mehrlmg Janet Maller Robert Miller Gail Morgan Mary Musser Mrs Glenn Morrow 861 South Poplar Street Bucyrus, Oh1o Mrs Ellls Angene R R ill Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Donald Sautter 7906 Brxnsmade Avenue Cleveland 2 Oh1o Ohxo Crane Company Rogers Street Bucyrus Ohzo Farmer R R ifZ Nevada Ohio CLASS OF 1934 Crestlme Roundhouse Zll Pearl Street Crestlme Ohxo West Mansheld Street, Bucyrus Ohm Farmer R R if2 Fmdlay, Ohxo Mrs Carl Ley 1149 57th Street Cleveland Ohlo Carpenter Box 168 Thermal Callforma Sohxo Gas Statlon, Gahon, R R 03 Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Dale Grater 321i North Elizabeth Street Lama Olno Mrs Ernest Kafer Box 734 Balboa Post Office, Panama Canal Zone Mrs Carl Campbell 910 Franklm Street, Bucyrus Ohzo Mrs Fred Wilson 20401 Schaefer I-hghway Detroxt 21 Mlchzgan Farmer R R ffl Txro Ohxo Mrs Mzllard Tupps 315 East Charles Street Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Alton Bowers 1201 Woodlawn Avenue Bucyrus Ohm Swan Rubber Company Oceola Ohxo Mrs Reynolds 14902 Cliffton Boulevard Cleveland 7 Ohio Mrs H F Bartlett 917 Tlurd Avenue Escanaba Mxclugan 76 ' . a n s l - Clifford Wilson --------- Wilson's Locker Plant, R. 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J ohn Neff Evelyn Parlette Charles Pfezfer Vxrgxma Pollock Arnulf Rmdfuss Evelyn Scharrenberger Dessie Shaw Robert Sherer Artenuls Auck Franklln Brmkrnan Jarnes Brinkman Helen Da1ber Augusta Jenner Vernetta Kennedy Laura Leapply Laverne La1pp1y Warren Lutz Ellen McDermott Vxvzan Nxcholson Roland Outhwalte Phxllxp Pollock Wlllard Pollock Evelyn Remhard Irene Relnhard Chester Schlefer Chr1st1ne Sherer Lottle Smatlz Howard Sponseller Gaylord Alhexm Eleanor Campbell Margaret Chrxstman Lols Cooper Elevator Tlro Ohxo Mrs Wlllzam Sponseller 712 West Warren Street Bucyrus Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Carl Volkmer R R 61 Sycamore Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Henry Case 415 South Boston Street Gallon Ohlo Mrs Me1v1n Ruble East Mansheld Street Bucyrus Oh1o Pol1sh1ngandBu.ff1ng R R ffl Sandusky Oh1o CLASS OF 1935 Mrs RalphE Shuey R R H2 Gahon Ohzo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo D1ese1Engmeer 3820 South Broadway Santiago California Secretary 1716 Watson Avenue Torrance Callforma Swan Rubber Company R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Carl Stuckrnan Sulphur Sprmgs Oh1o Mrs Grogg Gallon Ohlo Columbus Gas Company Colurnbus Ohxo Marlon Ohio Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Wayne I-Iarer 344 West 6th Street Mansheld Ohlo Mrs Harry Shuman 14040 Westwood Detro1t23 Mzchlgan Farmer R R ffl Sycamore Ohxo Dalry 622 West Charles Street Bucyrus Olno Shop Worker 72 Jennmgs Court Shelby Ohxo Mrs John Neff T1ro Oh1o Mrs Damel F Wolfe 2245 West Brook Drwe Toledo 12 Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Samuel Cook R R 52 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Lawrence Morrow North Robinson Ohxo U S S Cobbler Submarme Base New London Connecticut CLASS OF 193 6 Mar1on Engmeermg Depot Oceola Ohlo Mrs John Allaback Tlro Oh1o Mrs George W Kxghtllnger 711 Plymouth Street Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Dale Harer R R ffl Bloomvxlle Ohio 77 Lloyd Lutz ------------ Assistant Company Agent, Marion County, 509 Park Street, D 1 L I 9 1 . ' Vlolet Erwm Florence Frost Donald Grauer Emlly Jane Jump Betty Johnson Harold Kocher Margery Lecrone John Lmnn Doris Luke Esther Mehrlmg Bruce Mutchler V1rg1n1a Naufzxnger Wllbur Outhwazte lrene Pfelfer Charles Schxefer Joyce Sponseller Ada Ste1nh11ber Shetrone Topper John Ymgst Ross Brmkman Ruth Campbell Vxolet Campbell W1111am Erwln Hazel Hahn Ruth Harr1son lvan I-left Kenneth Hell Marcile Keplmger Rlchard Lust Kathryn Lust Frank Mauler Wxlham Mxller Elo1se Sexbert Emma Stexnhllber Albert Stetzer Constance Topper Wayne Ulmer Mrs W1ll1amW1111ams Sycamore Ohxo Mrs Ralph Nlckler 529 West Charles Street Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R H1 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Merle McCl1ntock Nevada Ohxo Mrs Walter Frztz 115 Dudley Street Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R H1 Bucyrus Ohzo Mrs JohnE Gregg Amsterdam Hlgh School Amsterdam Oh1o Ohlo Crane Company 1010 Wmgert Street Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Albert Dye 1171 Whlttler Street Columbus 6 Oh1o Mrs Eldon 1-hldebrand 829 Roger Street Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer Oceola Ohzo Mrs Gaylord Alhelm Oceola Ohio Farmer R R i'f5 Marysville Ohlo Mrs Cllfford Hartllne Arnsden Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Sycamore Ohzo Mrs Wllbur Lust R R H4 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Me1v1nD1n1nger 255 Hall Street Txffln Ohlo Ohio Crane Company 829g South Sprmg Street Bucyrus Ohxo Budd s E1ectr1c 123 West Center Street Bucyrus Olno CLASS OF 1937 Parts Manager Ford Garage 423 West Warren Street Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Thorton Fought Mlnocqua WISCOHSIH Mrs Clarence Lalpply 1006 Hull Avenue Bucyrus Olno Swan Rubber Company Star Route 12 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs James Shackleford 212 Jump Street Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Raymond Coy 5292 West Charles Street Bucyrus Oh1o Farmer R R H2 Bucyrus Ohlo Bartender 415 Water Street Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Russell May New Washmgton Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Harry Bowman General Delxvery Florence Kentucky Capta1nM C 0 542150 382 Station I-losp1ta1 A P 901 c o Postmaster San FFBHCISCO Calxforma National Lime and Stone Company 712 South East Street Bucyrus Oh1o R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Ross Rexdel R R H3 Sycamore Oh1o Deputy County Audltor R R H4 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs W1ll1am Mxller New Washmgton Ohio Salesman 2287 Parkwood Avenue Columbus Ohxo 78 , , ---------- Q . . . . 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' .- ..--------- , V ' , ' , Carl Walker Wanda Ward Robert Wenger Roger Wenger Harold Axdt Arnold Ankney Clarence Auck Charles Campbell Mary Glngery Arnold Green Robert Helnlen Charles Hern Elleen Hmamon Robert Johnson Lucille Jurnp Carol Llnn Elva Mae Lust Evelyn Lust Robert Me1ster James Neff Harold Pollock Margaret Remhard Leonard Sp1egel Rzchard Spore Luclle Sponseller Doyle Walunire Ge orge F axlor Esther Garvm Joyce Grove Raymond Hell Martha Hahn Martha Kocher Joseph Kottyan Arleta Lust Arlo Lutz Deceased No mformatxon 2909 Plaza Drive Fort Wayne Indxana 2909 Plaza Drwe Fort Wayne Indiana CLASS OF 193 8 Moulder 442 Wallace Avenue Bucyrus Ohio National Lune and Stone Company R R 112 Bucyrus Ohxo Swan Rubber Company Box 264 South Park Upper Sandusky Ohxo Crane Operator 1027 Maple Street Bucyrus, Ohxo Mrs Dale Walter Lemert Ohio Cap1ta1Un1vers1ty Colurnbus Ohlo Electrlclan 601 Jump Street Bucyrus Ohxo Crawford County Hlghway Department Box 25 Oceola Ohio Mrs Kne1tonR1ley 474 Prospect Street Marlon Ohxo Gal1on Iron Works 622 West Mansfmeld Street Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Dw1ght Shawk Box 226 North Canton Oh1o Mrs Carol Newland 421 East Lucas Street Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Cletus Daxber R R 112 Nevada Oh1o Mrs Preston Pollock R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ff2 Bucyrus Ohxo Buxldmg Contractor R R ffl Marxon Oh1o Rzddell Company 833 South East Street Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Lewis Carle East Mansfleld Street Bucyrus Ohio Gas Company 3053 Adams Road Pontiac Michxgan Swan Rubber Company Box 24 Oceola Ohlo Mrs Albert Stetzer R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohxo General Blectrxc Company Chatfxeld Oluo CLASS OF 1939 Ohlo Power Company R R ill Bucyrus Ohio Mrs J E Sherrer Miller Apartments 08 North Main Street Abbevxlle South Carolma Mrs Rmchard Stewert 412 Plymouth Street Bucyrus Ohio Ryder Brass Foundry Clinton Street Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Charles Brxmecombe R R 02 Tnfhn Ohio Mrs Warren Smnth R R 02 Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R F4 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Robert Schxefer R R ffl Sycamore Ohio Farmer R R ill Chatfaeld Ohxo 79 nqnnsnnnn , , l . ---------- , , , ' -,,,......-, -- ' , . , --------- . . 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Harry Lutz Donald Metzger Anna Mxller Budd Mutchler Ralph Perrln Lois Pfelderer Helen Rezff James Re1nhard Daryl Rlndfuss Robert Scheifer Dwight Shawk Wtlbur Shearer Justine Shoemaker Donald Slayton Frank Stetzer Ray Ballard John B rrnkman Wxlllam Dextler Lucxlle Dewxel Gladys Downlng Irene Ehresman William Haller Ralph Harnmond Mary Jane Jump Exleen Klmk Earl Kocher Wxllxam Lahman Donald McDowe1 John Meister Don Powers Rxchard Sand Jeanne Seele M1r1a.m Smlth Ohxo State Umversxty 933 Txmberman Road Grandview Ohxo Standard O11 Company 345 West Bxglow Street Upper Sandusky Ohio Anna Kottyan G E Company 345 West Biglow Street Upper Sandusky Ohlo Ohlo State Unxverslty Oceola Ohlo Smooth Kool Daxry 317 East Warren Street Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Arnold Ankney R R N2 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Quentin Ackerman Beal Avenue Bucyrus Ohxo Farm Bureau 400g South Walnut Street Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ffl Sycamore Ohio Techmclan Box 226 North Canton Ohxo Machmlst Wayne Pump Company 1109 Edgewater Fort Wayne Indlana Mrs Howard Mollenkopf West Mary Street Bucyrus Ohm 304 East Cockran Street Greenvllle Kentucky Salesman 1561 Briarwood Columbus Ohlo CLASS OF 1940 Western Electr1c Company 5847 Red Bank Road Kennedy Helghts C1nc1nnat1 Ohio Tool and Dye Maker 13304 Fxrst Avenue East Cleveland Ohio Swan Rubber Company Oceola Ohxo Swan Rubber Company, Box 245 Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Donald Hemmger, 534 West Charles Street Bucyrus Ohm Mrs John Stuckert 921 East Mansfxeld Street Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio 1917 Park Avenue Shreveport Lou1s1ana Mrs Neil Adams Sycamore Ohxo Mrs Richard Lust R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Swan Rubber Company 1204 Teddy Avenue Bucyrus Ohio Western Reserve UH1V8fS1ty R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Auto Lxght Company 139 West Center Street Fostorla Ohlo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Deceased Swan Rubber Company 5552 Prospect Street Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Raymond Stuckman R R 01 Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Raymond Thorton Nevada Ohlo l 80 ------------ . . . 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D Arthur Spzegel Marlon Sponseller lrene Stlger Inez Tschanen Bernlce Walker Helen Whlte Warren Yaussy Wxlbur Axdt Vlola Auc k Gerald Bauer Kathryn Campbell Opal Candel Warren Eppley Clara Vae Fallor Donna Belle Gmgery Dor othy He 11 Evelyn Johnson Marjorle Llnn Genevleve Metzger Daryl Pflexderer Dolores Powers Edwxn Remhard James Rmdfuss Mabel Selbert Clarence Schxefer Martha Jane Splegel Donna Ross Spore Bette Campbell Lucrlle Ca.mpbe11 Cleo Candel Roma Dobbms Bette Hodgson Persls Kocher Ohxo Northern Umversxty Lehr Vlllage Ada Oh1o Mrs Maur1ceShupp R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Theodore Pope R R ff3 Sycamore Oh1o M Sergeant Robert Dunkel 15010163 2757 Air Port Base Alrcraft Assembly Plant No 7 Cleveland ll Oh1o Mrs Ralph Shreck Jr Lemert Oh1o W A Riddell Company R R ff2 Nevada Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Marlon Oh1o CLASS OF' 1941 Crawford Steel Oceola Ohxo Mrs Raymond Umbrlet 403 South Wabasha Street S Paul 7 Mxnnesota Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs W1111amGoeller R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Wilbur Aldt Oceola Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs James Rlndfuss R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Donna Belle Gzbson General Electrmc Company 875 South Sandusky Avenue Bucyrus Ohio General Electrxc Company 415 Water Street Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Darvls Lugnbuhl Black Hoof Wapakoneta Oh1o Mrs Edw1nRe1nhard R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Thomas Kronenberger Park Avenue Bucyrus Oh1o Zelgler M111 R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Howard Pflelderer 328 Junnp Street Bucyrus Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Carl Johnson R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Salesman R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Lee Carpenter R R ffl Txffzn Oh1o Mrs FredL Desporte Box 465 Muroc Calxforma CLASS OF 1942 Mrs Robert I-lalla 800 Hxgh Street Bucyrus Oh1o Chemxst B F Goodr1ch 1588 Ansel Road Cleveland Oh1o Rlchland Constructxon Company 325 Bllcke Street Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Harold Cover R R ffl Chatfmeld Ohxo Mrs Ted Lorton 522i East Mam Street Crestline Oh1o Mrs Guy Rltzhaupt R R ff3 Bucyrus Ohio 81 . -------.- . . . , . , ' . 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Glenn Lahman Harlan Lexmenstoll Mabel Lust Marcxle Lutz Mzrxam Lutz Ireta Lydxck Junior Mxller Eloise Musser Melvin Mutchler Helen Jane Rettxg Marjorie Sand Margie Walker Robert Wentz Dorothy Auck Harold Eppley David Hull Josephme lnvocato Twllla Jump Warren Kalb Carol Lahman Warren Laxpply Dorothy Lust Kenneth Lust Waumta Metzger Calvm Pollock Charles Reece Arlene Roberts Isabel Rossman Vera Schlefer Howard Schlfer Gordon Sponseller Ruth Splegel Ruth Spore Wzlham Ten Eyck Jr Radio Televlsxon Engmeer Television Station WAAM Baltxmore Maryland C A A Alrcraft Controller 3905 Oak Avenue Sllverton Cincmnatx 13 Ohxo Mrs Wrllmm Haller Bucyrus Ohm Mrs Frankhn Young R R 02 Bloomvxlle Ohio Mrs John McCutchen 1129 Mam Street Evanston lllmozs Mrs Ph1111p Crossman 326 Wallace Dr1ve Osborn Ohxo General Electrlc Company R R ill Nevada Oh1o Mrs Alfred Lyd1ck 702i West Charles Street Bucyrus Oh1o Electrzcxal Worker at Galzon Oceola Ohzo Mrs Dale Laxpply R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Bucyrus Garment Factory R R ill Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Budd Adams 919 South East Street Bucyrus Ohio Warren Tribune 1416 Logan North East Warren Ohio CLASS OF 1943 General Electrxc Company 534 South Walnut Street Bucyrus Oh1o Constructmn Worker R R lfl Bucyrus Ohlo Smxth Tool and Engineer Company Cleveland Ohxo Mrs Donald Bush 609 West Mary Street Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs James Ranker 2055 Santa Clara Avenue Alameda Cahforma Farmer R R f4 Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Rlchard Keller R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Metallic Steel Company R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Donald Brause R R ffl Bloomvllle Ohlo Merchant Marme 115 Broadway New York Mrs James Howard 328 South Walnut Street Bucyrus Oh1o Truck Drlver 1018 Txffln Street Bucyrus Ohlo lllummatzng Electrzc Power Company R R 52 Berea Oh1o R R ffl Sycamore Ohlo Nurse Rob1nwoodHosp1ta1 Toledo Ohxo Mrs Dav1dK1rg1s R R 92 Bloomvzlle Ohxo Shunks Manufacturing Company R R H4 Bucyrus Ohlo 164 Flghter Squadron Mansfxeld Mumcxpal Alrport Mansfxeld Ohio Mrs Robert Hancock R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs John Harnllton 1776 Rear South Dxamond Street Mansfield Ohzo Ten Eyck s Greenhouse 1303 North Sandusky Avenue Bucyrus Ohxo 82 -------un . . . . 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U I ' ' U , . . , , ' . ------ D I l '- ' . , . . , , A . --'----- o . g - 1 . , . t . . , i-- , , I 1 . - Velda W lseman James Yaus sy Merrlll Bauer Rlchard Bennett Wayne Kocher Loxs Lust Lyla Lutz Mae Lust Eleanor Meck Hubert Mlller Calvm Mutchler Paul Nlcholson Mar-1 or1e Rlndfus s Ca1v1n Ros sman Jean Schlfer V1v1an Wrlson Wzllard Yaussy Rachel Young Inez Pflezderer Lors Rexff Charles Blxler Donald Eppley Carol Grove Blanche Hale Bomue Keen Norma Kester Gordon Kennedy Paul Kocher John Mauler Roland McCracken Arden Mlller Farmers and Cltxzens Bank 614 South Sandusky Avenue Bucyrus Ohro Ohio State Umversrty 236 Buttles Avenue Apartment 6 Columbus Z Ohxo CLASS OF 1944 Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Swan Rubber Company 502 South Sprlng Street Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs James Scharrenberger 609 Prospect Street Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Charles Reece R R ff2 Berea Oh1o Mrs Donald Sparde R R ffl Bucyrus Oh1o Telegraph Forum R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer Attrca Ohro Ohlo State Un1vers1ty Oceola Oh1o Ens1gnPau1N1cholson U S S Wlnston AKA 94 c o Fleet Post Off1ce New York New York Mrs Bertram McDonald 7461 Welllngton San Dxego 11 Cahfornla Iowa State Unwerslty R R ff4 Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Leo Moore Box 404 Dorr Street R R ffll Toledo Ohxo Ohlo Mrs Luther Scruggs 524 Gay Street Bucyrus Oh1o ShunkManufactur1ng Company R R ffl Marlon Oh1o Mrs Hubert M1ller Attzca Oh1o Mrs John Memster R R ffZ Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Vxrgrl Zucker R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohlo CLASS OF 1945 Wyandott County I-hghway Department Upper Sandusky Ohlo Ohlo Northern Umverslty 911 Rogers Street, Bucyrus Oh1o Swan Rubber Company R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Ladle Wells R R Upper Sandusky Ohlo Mrs Don Sevllle 831 Maple Street Bucyrus Oh1o Mrs Don Eppley 911 Rogers Street Bucyrus Oh1o West Po1ntM1l1tary Academy R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Chatfzeld Oh1o Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohzo 12147 Manor Detro1t4 Mrchxgan Nat1ona1L1me and Stone Company R R ff2 Nevada Oh1o 83 . I I ' . -------- . . I n . , , . I Sarah Jane Shawk ------- Mrs. Joseph McCalli.ster, 506 East Warren Street, Bucyrus, 3'-- ---M n . , a Q, , ' a . ' - I 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 s 1 ' '--------M , u 1 , , . 1 ----- , . , . . . Arlene Mmller Robert Neff Wanda Pollock Ruth Scheffler Lyle Schlefer Rlchard Snavely Marllyn Ten Eyck Donald Auck Lloyd Campbell Betty Cress Albert Hildebrand Jr Vlrglnla Hawkins Rmhard Klxnk Ruth Helnlen Edward Kottyan Lyle Lahman Margaret Lyons James Me1ster V1v1an McCa1l1ster Merrill Nicholson Freder1ck Pollock James Powers Patrxcxa Rumery Marlln Schzfer Marguerxte Sand Arlene Schmefer Artle Mae Tschanen May Wells Maxine Baker Dorothy Baldy Clara Bantzhoff Esther Grau Dorothy Kent Mrs Albert Honsberger 31635 Loram Road North Olmsted c o Roses Trazler Camp Ohxo Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Mrs Lowell Synder 412 South Street Cresthne Ohxo Bucyrus Clty Bank R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Bowlmg Green State Umversxty R R ffl Sycamore Ohmo Ohm Umversxty Oceola Ohio Mrs Ralph McFann 644g East Church Street Marlon Ohxo CLASS OF 1946 Swan Rubber Company R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Whlttenberg College R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Rzchard Klmk 427 East Warren Street Bucyrus Ohio Swan Rubber Company R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Edward Kottyan R R W4 Bucyrus Ohzo Swan Rubber Company 427 East Warren Street Bucyrus Ohxo Ohio Crane Office R R IH Bucyrus Ohxo Klbler Motor Sales R R 144 Bucyrus Ohlo Laboratory Technlclan Mennell M1ll1ng Company Robey Court Apartmentl Fostorxa Ohio Swan Rubber Company R R ffl Bucyrus Ohxo Farmer R R W2 Bucyrus Ohio Swan Rubber Company R R ffl Bucyrus Ohlo Ohlo Umverszty R R ffl Sycamore Ohlo Swan Rubber Company Oceola Ohio Welder Oceola Ohlo Mrs Richard Bennett 502 South Spring Street Bucyrus Ohmo Farm Bureau R R H4 Bucyrus Ohxo Mrs Paul Fe1chtner R R H1 Chatfxeld Ohlo Mrs Donald Brown Chatfxeld Ohxo Bucyrus Garment Factory Oceola Ohxo Mrs Robert La1pply 320 East Renesselaer Street Bucyrus Ohxo CLASS OF' 1947 Kroger Store R R H1 Bucyrus Ohio Telephone Operator 77 Chlttenden Avenue Columbus Ohio R R ffl Sycamore Ohxo Bucyrus Clty Bank Bucyrus Ohio Nurses Trammng Mansfield General Hospital R R ffl Bucyrus Ohmo 84 . anon-- n , . 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' Robert Laipply Ronald lxhller Dorothy Ralph Nlarcile Schifer Eugene Sipe Jack Spiegel Kenneth Taylor Harry Wells Helen Yaussy Lewis Young Charles Anthony Ronald Bear Isabel Bennett Margaret Frost Shirley Grove Phyllis Hawkins Ralph Kennedy Joy Linn Joyce McCall1ster Wayne McDowell Burdett Rossman Genevieve Rossman Paul Rurnery Earl Sand Marjorie Schlefer Willard Schafer Janet Shaffer Jams Shaffer Lena Sipe Glenn Spiegel John Spiegel Ca1v1n Taylor Kermit Walcutt Ronald Wells Robert Whxtmeyer Howard Yaus sy Swan Rubber Company 320 East Rensselaer Street Bucyrus Ohio Navy Gene Miller H A 5714141 Great Lakes Illinois Mrs Gerald Kreider R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Marion Business College R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Body and Fender Manufacturing Oceola Ohio Bluffton College R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Smooth Kool Dairy 627 West Mansfield Street Bucyrus Ohio Telegraph Forum R R ffl Marion Ohio Findlay College of lvlimstry R R ffl Sycamore Ohio CLASS OF 1 948 Farmer R R ffZ Bucyrus Ohio U S Army Private RonaldE Bear R A 15412014 Processing Company Headquarters Battalion TECR Fort Belvoir V1rg1n1a Penney Company R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Mrs Kermit Walcutt R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Long s Shoe Store R R ff4 Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio State University R R Employment Office R R ff Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Bucyrus Ohio Ohio ffl Bucyrus Ohio Z Nevada Ohio Ohio Bucyrus Telephone Company R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Lott Motor Company R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Ohio Locomotive Crane 305 South Spring Street Bucyrus Ohio Crawford Steel R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Ohio State University R R Farmer R R ff4 Bucyrus Marion Business School R Marion Business School R Box 16 Oceola Ohio Ohio State Universlty R R ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Ohio R ffl Bucyrus Ohio R ffl Bucyrus Ohio ff4 Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Farmer R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio U S Navy S A 571 49 7 U S N Electronic Technical School Service School Command U S K T C Great Lakes 1111no1s Smooth Kool Dairy 1301 East Mansfield Street Bucyrus Ohlo Jamtor Holmes Liberty R R ffl Bucyrus Ohio Swan Rubber Company Star Route IZ Bucyrus Ohio 85 --------- Y J , -----.-.-- ' 1 I K I , , . ---------- . 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I 45. 4 X? q 6 .i CHARLES G. BOB C. i ARBUTUS JOHN 'ii FIRST GRADE, SCHOOL YEAR l936-1937 i 5 K ffl -we POLLY 89 'W 'V A LOIS SCH. LOIS ST. DOLORES CH.AS. Y. I LEONA -7.9. iii 90 UN 'X x If . 'N Z'?cLfQ5f1L4f3fv,Q .-p WALSWORTH th q ,had I Be WALAWORYM BIOTHEI U I 97 'Z' 111-. rv-D-' . ,...V L. Q .. U.N -nlcsilnu le A W D Musser Poultrw and Egg Phone 6-178 Oceola Ohm NCDRTON S Comphments of Brmkmon's Poultry Form Breedelu of Whxte Leghorn and New Hampshmf: Chlcks We Produge All Our Hatchmg Eggs R R INO 3 Bucyrus Oh1o Q O I For Distinctive Floral Arrangements C . J. - . , . SCHIFF S SHOE STORE 1Formerlx Lx nch sl Bucyrus Oh1o Sharp Loafers tor Men and Women THE ULVIER ELECTRIC C0 Phone 0073 Bucjyrus Oh1o Westmghouse Ranges Refmgerators Laundrymat Clothes Dryers Westmghouse 8: R C A Rad1OS KOON S CLEANERS Complete Cleanlng Serxlce Phone 0446 Bucx rus Ohlo Comphments of SAX E RITE GROCFRY 'N egetables and Meats Don 8. Dor1s 'Vlellor Props Oceola Ohlo L . Complete Line of Small Appliances A . n , 7. 7 Y ' A - . Q . Compllments of CHL CK W AI T FARWIS Reg1stered Jersex S Buoy rus Oh1o W A LUT7 Radu Mxxed Concrete Loncrete Blllldlflg Buck Bu1ld1ng Mater1al and Stone Haulmg Plant 642 Woodlawn Avenue Home and Off1C9 Cornphments of YFIGLER MII I ING I 0 Feed Grmdmg a Spec1alt5 Phone 5513 W ALTHER S QUALITY HARDWARE Cutlerx Glass Pamt Tools Sheetmetal and Spoutlng Phone 0113 Bucyrus Ohm . v , 925 N. Sandusky Bucyrus, Ohio , W 1 1 I , A TEN EYCKS GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasxons 1300 North Sanduskx Ax enue Phone 5231 Bucyrus Ohlo BUCYRUS ICE C0 Phone 5404 Bucjy rus Oh1o Cold Storage Food Lockers and Complete Food Locker Serv1ce Curlng and Smokmg Bucyrus Oh1o SCHOTT BROS SALES Nash Cars 212 N VValnut Street Buoy rus Ohlo Comphments of LONG S SIIOE STORIL Shoes for the Entxre Fannlx On the Square Bucw rus Ohm 1' 7 A 7 v 7 ' 5 Body - Fender and General Repairs 7 . HOLTSHOL SE S BOB S SANDW ICH SHOP Heatmg Plumblng Vhrmg Bucvrus Oh1o Apphances 030 N Sandusky Axe Phone -1092 Bucyl us Oh1o Cornphments of VOLK S 'NLT AIND CAINDY SHOPPE 126 IN Sandusky Bucyrus Compllments of BLDD S ELECTRIC S Sandusky Pho Bucxrus Oh1o n 4012 LAMBS Inc DuPontPa1nts VVaHpaper Drapemes 230 S Sandusky Ave Phone 0001 Bucyrus Oh1o Comphments of WESTERN AUTO ASSUCIATE STORE Our Best IVISIIGS to Holmes L1berty School FREDDIE S DRIVE IN Bucyrus Oh1o J YK HOPLEY CO General Job Pr1nt1ng Auto LAQCQSSOI-ILS S SH1'ldUSkX AXE PIIOUQ 310 S Sandusky Bucx rus Oh1o Bucx rus Oh1o Y 9 I . . V. . Y - - - , V . Q- -. f- '. '1 'T 7 ' I 7 L YY T ' A . .Y Y .X 'a 9 9 ' , . ...- 1 . 7 . . . Y n n K L -3 'V . VIA 7. v U 7 v A , J GEORGE S RADIO SHOP Racho Telex1s1on Comphments of 328 lN Sandusln Phone 4010 HECKERT BRUTHERS Bucx rus Oh1o Comphments of QLAINTANCE CLOX ER FARM STORF 113 North Sanduskx Bucx I'L1S Lomphmeuts of THE RICE BOWI COlTlpllIH9HtS of CLLLY S NEWVS STAND '1 ou You should be commg to JAY S TOGGERX Buloxa Elgm Waltham H3m1ltOH and Gruen Watches H E BAUER JEXXCICI J C PENNEX CO Bucvrus Ol110 . n I Y 7 , ov 7 I 1 ' . 7 U' V' ,O. lf Your Clothes are not Becoming to 1 va v 3 7 . - , V . RAY 'NIOlND WI SIPE Gasolme O1l Soft Dr1nks Clgarettes Auto Accessor1es and General Repau' Work Oceola Oh1o Comphments BAKER BROTHERS Sportmg Goods Bucyrus Oh1O Route No 2 Nevada Oh1o Fresh Frozen Meats Poultry Fru1ts Vegetables Slaughtermg Curmg STAN SHELLEX Buoy rus Store for Men and Boxs Good Shoes for Less OCEOLA SHOE STORE Phone 2118 Oceola Oh1o Comphments of THF STUDENTS WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE .A v A l ' of WILSON'S FROZEN FOODS