Houston High School - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, OH)

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'- 1 .f :bfi my , .1 , ', 1w,,wmiusl!Ai.'mIp411-.lwlk V, DEDICATION To the parents of the class of 1948 and to the faculty we, the seniors of Houston High School, dedicate this annual, We will alwyas be grateful to our parents for providing us with the opportunity to receive a high school education, and to our teachers for the patience and consideration they have shown throughout the years we were with them. Our faith in our homes and our school is the basis of the confidence with which we face the future. v r fv,wo, 4 w X 4 1 HOUSTON BOARD OF EDUCATION The Houston Board of Education consists of 5 sincere, hard working individuals. This group has carried many responsibilities and had fulfilled each to the best of its ability. The members function as a unit, always working in the school's behalf and con- sidering its best interests. The members of the Houston Board of Education are: Jerald Volger, Warren Holeton, presidentg Robert Calloway, Vice-President William Ginn, Clarence Mader, and Earl Helman, clerk. . - - 5 f 1: 3,5 5 - . 4, , if , 1 V :Ed 4 'N' ' L, ,. Muff 4 9, Jim.,-1-w:4+.l' +11 mmmllohll OPPORTUNITIES OF HIGH SCHOOL There is a growing appreciation of the opportunities of the modern high high school, not only on the part of the youth, but on the part of the parents and the older people of our state and nation. It has not been very many years ago, when only the parents who wanted their children to go to college were the ones who loyally supported the high school. Many people also thought that only the very bright pupils and those who expected to go to college or enter the professions should attend high school. In other words, high school was looked upon as a school for the special few or more fortunate who would occupy the higher stations of life. This attitude and point of view was changed within the memory and ex- perience of even the present day high school students. Many boys and girls of high school age have heard the values as well as the wrongs of high school dis- cussed, both pro and con, by the adults of their community. But today most of the adults in any community are strong supporters of their local high school and of the high schools throughout our nation. They are convinced that the oppor- tunities of the educational, vocational, social, and recreational development of the youth means much, not only to the boy and girl individually, but to society and to our nation at large. Boys and girls with a high school education today understand more fully than they otherwise would, their place in the social and economic life of to- day and the responsibility that it entails, The dignity of work and the respect for labor in whatever form that con- tributes to the needs and welfare of humanity are taught to the high school students in regular curriculum subjects which develop the realization of the brotherhood of man. In addition to the practical and vocational training that is offered, many fundamental subjects that prepare for the various professions, such as law, medicine, teaching. etc., are likewise given. Every first grade high school has within its curriculum a variety of courses that will prepare any pupil to enter the various colleges and univer- sities for advanced work, Well trained instructors of these high schools advise and counsel the pupils in the subjects offered and in those subjects which would be most profitable to the pupils. But above all these advantages and opportunities there are still greater ones than any named heretofore. They are the studies and instruction that prepare and train the youth for their place in society and their responibility as a citizen in a democracy. lt is this training that will perpetuate the American way of Life and our most cherished Bill of Rights. By Charles E. McCorkle jr. ., V, 4 , . A ., , , . x . A , 1 mf, ' . t ,ef 7 ' A ' 1f:','i+f'f,:fag+.'-vw, 1557 31' ,Q Q .. . , 521 Mfibfr: f' vs? iw fb Q,V!Jifz'4g,, Q M 'ir' WC' fifyl l 1 4 My Y l'.'. . . f ' 1 u fl I 1. X .Q .. Q 'ff I Q 4 ij 4' 7 S iaghtlx 1 ,A I v' f N .,. .', ' 59: if 4' 1' f' fvgufjige , ' -0- ' 7-1 Z ' 41, , ms:4,.5m'1 H 1 'pr' x :H ,L ' , W, U K 1:1 I X 'Q av'-5 x.-:mx 4 'mi ff' I f'4,N,' 'Tin x ,sg-4 X 1 L :fr I M ngafifd V M nlluuis' 4 X A I ff 4 f I Q. 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Capital Unive rsity Science. Math. Upon resignation of our former princi- pal, Mr. Smyer was chosen to fill the posi- tion. He served as Captain in the United States Air Force and has been a teacher at Houston for 25 years. Mr. Smyer teaches Science and Mathematics. , . A fl' + 'ff L- .p.1f:L,1Lf4L 'Q- ,tff 'fi-f ff -' . - . Q , QKMNWYTW :B iififf- :4Kfqy2w,-f:- 2 'ff lf fam '-ww--mar-.-:,,-waf-Q-f'1'f1l,,. Q-aff' .ww . 'rjLXm,mM,-,,, ,, an .:.-,wa -' My-If 4 rafggigysaewsvmg 1,1 'ff -.1 ff, - ,rw he-1' swf Xia:-. in-:Q I -:xE'f:,ie'g -, 4 hw Q-E -i',3 -in :nw -fue nf iegawf -:,L.::,1 ,ff ' -, gsefgisfifinffHpffff,11-elsvaf-551.5. ' V 7 ' 'G 'ff 4+ A, , V. W ,, r .. , , ff. .,f,'!-..,1.? 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I, 1,'X 1 X 5, 311 1 11 .1 1. - 1 I1 1,k'1 I 111 35141 1 ' 1 -- . , 11 . --1.11K.tlH'i11r6ml CLASS HISTORY Werthe 5Bn'l01'S of 1948, are as sorry to leave as we were happy to begu. school life. We are proud to have eight members of our class completing their entire twelve years here. They are as follows: Clyde Pitsenbarger, Dick Lang Sf01'l. Rdyrnond jess. Carl Moyer, Bill jones, Art Flinn, Dolores Ording, and Betty Copeland. Earl and Virgil Schmidtjoined us the first grade only to leave us eight years later. Paul Counts and john Shaner came when we were in the second grade. Bob Durnell moved into our group in the third year and left us during that summer. He and Lois Shawler joined us in the fifth grade. Mary Ann Forsythe became one of the care-free group in the sixth grade. Lois left in the seventh grade and returned in the eighth. The grades passed by, and finally in September of 1943, we found ourselves in high school. As Freshmen, we gained several pupils, Earl Schmidt, Virgil Schmidt, and Isabell Langston. That year we participated in a magazine contest to raise money for our treasury. Betty Copeland and Charles Phillis were chosen as guests to attend the junior-Senior Banquet. Two class parties were enjoyed by all, During our Sophomore year we were pleased to greet Virgil Kingrey and Ollie lvlumaw into our midst. Again we entered a magazine contest with the Freshrnen as our worthy opponets. That year the honor of being invited to the junior-Senior Banquet went to Shirley Younce and Bill jones. As usual, we enjoyed two class parties, one in the fall and one in the spring. The pupils who represented us in the State Scholorship Tests at Oxford were: Carl Moyer, Lois Shawler, Earl Schmidt, and Betty Copeland. Another school year begun and we were Proud to be jolly juniors. It was then our turn to have a banquet for the Seniors. We honored them on April 24, 1947. We presented our annual class play, One Wild Night, on October 25. As in the two previous years we had two class parties. Those representing us at Oxford were: Lois Shawler, Isabell Langston, Ollie Mumaw, and- Shirley Younce. Now we are nineteen Sophisticated Seniors las the saying goesl. We gave Miriam Meyer our heartiest welcome as she joined us in our last year. Shirley Yohnce left our midst and entered Greenville High School. Our class p1ay, Gnngway for Ghosts, was presented in March, 1948. The Junior- Senior Banquet was given in our honor on April ZZ, l948. Our class has been very well represented in various clubs, organization, and sports. Baccalaureate Services were held on May 16, 1948, and on May 19, 1948, 19 happy, yet sad seniors, graduated from the Houston High School Auditorium. Betty Copeland Art Flinn Y -.sw CLASS POEM Four high school years have passed away, As I write a poem, on this lovely day. Years of work and years of play, Years we greeted our clasrnates each day. It makes us rather sad and blue To think that we must say adieu To the happy times we all recall And to our classmates, one and all, Dolores and Miriam are planning college They'll study hard and acquire much knowledge At playing basketball, Art is fineg With Betty Copeland, he spends his spare time. Mary Ann is a very small lass Her interest is a boy in the Junior Class. Raymond jess is the classroom pest. It's a mystery how he passed his drivers test. Bill, the capable president of our class, Is admired by many a fine young lass. Earl and Virgil S., in their Dodge you see With Paul, Dick, and john for company, Carl Moyer, whose name is stated Goes with a junior, who is often dated. Clyde's motorcycle, to him is best, And at sports, he'll pass any test. Ollie and Isabell, are always together Raining or shining, no matter the weather. Virgil Kingrey is handsome and fair He and Opal make a nice looking pair. Lois has her future completely planned out To be a housewife, without a doubt. Bob, too, has plans for after graduation day, When to the altar, he will wend his way. We have each worked in our quiet way, With the goal in mind--Commencement Day. Our fond memories will not be left behind, But will be kept forever, locked in our minds. By Isabell Langston and Paul Counts CLASS FLOWER White Gardenia CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Today we followg tomorrow we lead. ,Qs :QQ FI ' ,Q ful, r ,, , . NHL ' 'xr We If 11 . '13 - fm W ,WU M5 In V VHP' Y in H 'li QW 1 V :fi W r,,-:XL 12,12 'QUE , M' 1 51 H A I g f ' ffl my l E! V' gvia I, . f rn im L-. 1' .. f...,-1,,m-ffY.,r-,' a.X..,,'eneLL-I.. - ,- , f,..5W.i-41rm.x.sv'5w CLASS PROPHEICY After having received the rating of Captain in the United States A. A. F.. we were given a short leave of absence so we decided to go back to Houston and vicinity and try to look up our classmates of class of 1948. We stopped at a farm near Houston where we were met at the door by Art Flinn and Betty Copeland Flinn who were surprised to see us. They told us they had been happily married for nearly eight years. We asked them to help us locate some of our other classmates. Art said Red Durnell was married and working at The French Oil Mill in Piqua. Going out to jones's farm we found Bill working in the field. He was surprised to see us and told us he had be- come an American Farmer three years after he was graduated from Houston. Near HOuSf0n we saw a sign: Pitsenbarger's Repair Shop. Motorcycles Bought and Sold. Stopping at Ording's Service Station we were told that Dolores was a nurse at a Dayton Hospital. We continued our journey to Oran and stoppped at Schmidts. Virgil said he and Dick Langston were running a garage at New Port, and Earl was raising registered Jersey cattle. That evening we paid a visit to Isabell's home. She said she had a job as secretary for a firm in Piqua. While watching lsabell's television set. we saw Paul Counts win the World's Championship Wrestling Match. We read in the local daily paper that Raymond jess had won the 500 mile speedway classic at Indianapolis. Another article surprised us almost as much by stating john Shaner had taken over the management of the Farmers Elevator at Houston. Going on the next day, we stopped in Sidney to see Miriam Meyer, who was teaching dancing lessons. She told us that she had been married for several years. Lois, having heard we were on leave, invited us to a modern type dinner at her home in Dayton. On our way there we stopped at Lockington to see Mary Ann. She told us she was an old maid and was running her dad's dairy. Arriving in Dayton we found that Ollie Mumaw had been invited too. We spent a pleasant evening chatting about old times. We spent the night with our rela- tives in Dayton. The next morning we left in a Strato-Crusiser for our camp in Texas. With us went fond memories and recollections of days spent with our old school- mates at Houston High School. Carl Moyer Virgil Kengrey 1 fQ.:i:?g4f' , X., ,. 3 LISTQM 3' ' :,:,,f', A url? f ff rf y' 135, 1 C LASS W ILL We, the class of 1948, in nineteen individual and distinct parts, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed minds, well trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills or promises by us at any time heretofore made, or mayhap, carelessly spoken, one to the other, as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. We bequeath the following to the faculty and underclassmenz To the Faculty, we will our regular habits and the excuses we are so good about bringing from home. To the juniors, we will the privilege of becoming the dignified Seniors of 1949. To the Sophomores, we will all the worn and battered desks along the east side of the study hall, To the Freshmen, we will two waste paper baskets. The desks in Miss Platfoots room will not hold bubble gum and candy wrappers, waste paper. worn our books, etc. Betty Copeland wills her popularity to Charlene McCowen. Paul Counts wills his bashfulness to Buster Gross. Art Flinn Wills his tallness to Robert Roeth. Bob Durnell wills Frances Knouff to no one. Mary Ann Forsythe wills her shortness to Bub Boyer. Raymond jess wills his ability to get along with teachers to Gene Flinn. Bill jones wills his manly build to Hank Nottingham. Virgil Kingrey wills his good looks to Bob Wiegman. Isabell Langston wills her ability to act to Wilbur jess. Dick Langston wills his burr haircut to Ray Cotterman, Carl Moyer wills his ability to get along with girls to Charles McCorkle. Miriam Meyer wills her figure to Margaret Huwer. Ollie Mumaw wills her bubble gum to Onda Pitsenbarger. Dolores Ording wills her temper to Richard Elsas. Clyde Pitsenbarger wills his grace in basketball to Lawrence Xairer DeMange Earl Schmidt wills his Dodge to junior Gilmore so he can go to see Mary Ann Forsythe. Virgil Schmidt wills his ability to ice skate to Alton Ording. john Shaner wills his ability to drive a car to anyone in the junior Class that needs it. Lois Shawler wills her slimness to jean Patterson, Lois Shawler Clyde Pitsengarger CLASS SONG Now is the time when we must say farewell. Soon we'll be parting never more to see Familiar faces that we always knew. Now we are leaving school, bidding adieu. Now is the hour when we must say farewell. Soon we'll be parting seldom again to see Our classmates. teachers, and many a friend We will recall as on life's way we trend. Miriam Meyer - Lois Shawler . . .. 1 P 1 1. 11.,1,11 11 1 1. 1.,-,:,.11 1 .- ,11,- 115:-.1 lj- 1 11111111,111,1,111,111,,11, 1-1 1.1-1 11,1 ,11,1,.1, 1,1 mnmfx ,- SENIOR PLAY HGANGWAY FOR GI-IOSTSZH March, 1948 Minnie Brill, housekeeper, , , , , , , , , , Peters, butler. . . . . . Sally King, wants to be a detective. . . String Beane, Sally's shadow , . Hester Storm, owns Storm Heights . . Gayla Grande, an actress .... . Posy May Purdy, her colored maid. . . Crazy Nell, who roams the hills. . Hal Charteris, a playwright . . . . . Eli Gandy, the sherriff. . . Ned jorlan, and ex-convict ..... Miss Storm, a woman of mystery. . . . . . . . Mary Ann Forsythe . . . . .Carl Moyer . . Miriam Meyer . . Art Flinn . . Dolores Ording . . .Betty Copeland . . .Ollie Mumaw . . .Isabell Langston Clyde Pitsenbarger . . .Bob Durnell . . . Virgil Kingrey . . . .Lois Shawler ACT I - Eight o'c1ock, stormy evening in November ACT II - Ten minutes later. ACT III - Five minutes later. PLACE - Living room at Stormy Heights. TIME - Early November. x his A ' 'QQ' 1, ' r 4- x fa BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Houston High School Auditorium Processional , , O' jesus I Have Promised . , , We Sing Thy Praise. . . , , , , Invocation, , , , Teach Me to Pray. , , Sermon, , , , , Girls' Chorus . . .Ancient of Days , , james W.E1liot . . .Bortniansky . . .Rev. Martin . . .j. M. jewitt . . . Rev. Wobus NOW The Dey iS Over. . .... . . . . . . . . .... Baring-Gould HOW Can I Leave Thee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Friedrich Kucken Girls' Chorus Benediction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rev. Martin Recessional. . . . . .Lord Dismiss Us COMMENCEMEINT PROGRAM Houston High School Auditorium Tuesday, May 18, 1948 Invocation, . , . Rev. McOuisten I..orcl's Prayer. ....... . . . . .... Mallotte Girls' Chorus Salutatory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . Betty Copeland The Heavens are Telling. . . . ............ . . . .Beethoven Girls' Chorus Valedictory. . . ........ . . . . My God and l. . Address. . . . O Master Let Me Walk With Thee Presentation ofthe Class , , . Presentation of Diplomas . . All Through the Night. . . O'Lovely Peace Benediction . . . - Girls' Chorus nasaoouasuuua on c on Girls' Chorus neon 'nuns . . . Lois Shawler . . .... Sergei .Harry L. Rahmann . . .H. Percy Smith Supt. Harold Huston .Dr.C. E. McCorkle . . .Welsh Air . . Geo. Handel . . Rev. McC?uisten . , . 1'-L,-. Q 111 ' - 1 x 'W ., H. QL My , ww '- I' f,x!v .. V, ,N .,, , Q . 4 f .ww , , -,fm 1 'wus .mvmrv dl H FVIHWTJAIBY QM- '49 1,5111 f . , 734 I 1 1 lx J Vi,-, vw JUNIORS ls! Row: Lawrence DeMange. Richard Elsas, jean Paterson, Wilbur jess, Onda Pitsenbarger, Raymond Gilmore, Margaret Huwer, Robert Roeth. Znd Row: Bub Boyer, Eugene Flinn, Robert Weigman, Charles McC0rkle, Harley Gross, Raymond Cotterman, Henry Nottingham. 3rd Row: Alton Ording, Mr. Smyer. SOPHOMORES ls! Row: Wilma Holtzapple, johnny Agenbroad, Wayne Foster. Carolyn Rosell, joyce Gephart, Nancy johns, Martha Meyer. Connie Booher, Znd Row: Bill Middlebrook, Ray Williamson, Susie Staley, Richard Roeth, j0an Stewart, Edgar Martin, Miss Platioot. 3rd Row: Bill Gephart, johnny Higgins. ffl' ML f ,,.. wif, , l J . X , A , V , ,N.- r V Q. I- 1. ' -4' ' .1 . ,, ,, .I Q . ,, ,, - , L y , X ,x ' A ,im A -- .- . ,, 1 I, A ' ' f I. ' , w wx , -,nw mv.1'w',::wnNaw,Ju15n'sm'92 '.--u , Vw- ' 1:mrHAm7Lmn!,,'u.lMmn1nm . FRESHMAN CLASS lst row: Patty Petersixnemga-tsy Ayplerloan DeMa.nge, Lofna pitsenbm-Sgr. Bet-ty Levering, Irma Stephenson, Jeannette Brown, Carl Michael. V ' V Znd row: Larry Henkel, Martha jess, Dorothy Donson, Rosa Goode, Marie Francis. Kay Smith, Mary Lou Calloway, William DeMoss. 3rd row: Mr. Fambrough, Patsy Gross, Herschel Kiehl, Ronald Bailey, Kenneth Levering, john Counts. EIGHT!-I GRADE lst row: Maxine Petersimes, jerry Wolfe, Virginia Meyer, Lee jess, james Frumig Russell Langston, Darrell Kiehl, janet Bolenbacher, Mrs. Howell, Znd row: Nancy Morris, joe Ording, Peggy Free, David Weidner, Barbara Moyer, Harold Roeth, Patricia Bixler, Clara Ewing. 3rd row: Vickie Agenbroad, Martha Cantrill, Carol Davis, Chris Williamson, Edith Staley, Marie Roeth, Maxine Cavender. 4th row: Gordon Wise, Norman Anderson, joan Calloway, Richard Hudson, Ruth Ewing, janet Ginn, Paul Shaner, Michael johns. 1 , , -, v lf AV , 1 f' 'r .,, 1 I, W I, , , Q. W Hr. A ,, . .xx ,L H mx f ww,m,,,41rw,1,ff,ww'-'15, nf-A ' , 'ww--1m.'1,nmk'm-ENV . V SEVENTH GRADE lst row: Ronald Short, William Swob, Robert Swob, Jerome Thobe, Charles Calloway, joan Liette, Marilyn Decker, Philip Counts, Richard Babylon. Znd row: William Goode, Jon Carey, Lee Elsas, june Levering, Mary johnson, Lois Sliler, Dale I-lelrnlinger, Marlon Gaier, Miss Cinderey. 3rd row: Phyllis Patterson, Norma Wright, Gene Veit. SIXTH GRADE lst row: jack Roeth, jack Shawler, Barbara Francis, Vincent Ritter, Delores DeMange, Charles Nishwitz, Billy johns, Wilma Michael, Larry Pickering, Del bert Kiehl, Donald Counts, Anita Henkel, Patty Mlddy. Znd row: Warren Holeton, Billie Chappie, Mary Lou Decker, Shirley Crosbie, Esther Williamson, Eddie Llette, Nancy Davis, Lydia Staley, Lysle l-lelrnan, David Evans, Charles Weidner, Miss Calder-wood. 3rd row: Richard Colby, Luther Apple, Bobby Bashore, Beverly Decker, Patty Stewart, Colla Stephenson. Phyllis Pttsenbarger. Patrick Patterson, Shirley Young, Ronald Martin. Vernon Ritter. t ,A V . . ,,, H Ex , , ,K 14 v , , . , - ' 5 ,f.g.5m. -f , .Q 1751. . , , J-,l,,, 'iff 1' -,EQ wx , .,!, V :.g,v, Q , I iq w 1, I ummmifnwl Mr. Harding's Room lst row: Priscilla Apple, Lois Lyons, Shirley Francis, Emma Lou jones, john jones, joyce Booher, Arlene Wolaver, Eileen Roussiaw, Sally Drake, Billy Flinn. Znd row: Virginia Fanning, jean Carey, Barbara Smith, Phyllis Stephenson, Tommy Stewart, Gale Wick. Susie Veit, Marjorie Holston, Billy Snyder, jeanette Weidner, Rebecca Nishwitz. 3rd row: Louis Petersixnes, Zoyd Wise, Stevie 'V0gle1', Billy Huston, Daniel Decker. Lewis Patterson, Lowell Wolaver, Marjorie Morris, Peggy johns, Anna Mary Leist. 4th row: Mary Ann Fisher, Tommy Veit, Norma jean Owens, Emerson Bailey, Wayne Langston, Elwood Cavender, Helen Donson, Mary jess. ' Mrs. Rieistahl's Room lst rowz Sharon Weatherhead, Ramona Lawrence, Maxine Campbell, Constance Cavender, Darrel Pence, Glenn Foster, Barbara Green, Patty Levering, Marilyn Thompson, Marilyn Liette, Ruth Foster, Sue Michael. Znd row: Billy Martin, Theodore Fisher, Richard Clouchette, Emerson Shroyer, Herman Thobe, james Bashore, Gaylord Cavender, Mildred Campbell, james Wick, Linda De Nise, Alice Parks, Vera jess. 3rd row: Mrs. Rieistahl, Donald Hudson, judith Smith, Maxine Bailey, Celnnie Hill, Barbara Trushel, Helen Roeth, Kaye Wick, Nancy Ording, Daniel Moyer, A Lewis Phyillaier, William Langston. - 4th row: Tyrone Martindale, Dale Schaffer, Kenneth Gilmore, Thomas Levering, Kenneth Pence, Cortis Cant:-ill. J' , 1 ww lulmuu MRS. KINDELLRS ROOM lst row: Helen Deeter, Cora Mae Huston, Patty Swob, Richard Schulte. Ralph Bauer, joe Decker, Sara K. johnson, Larry Counts, Donn Calloway, Martin Tilton. Znd row: Kathryn Trushel, Herman Hoffman, Henry jones, Kenneth Hudson, Winston I-Iulrne, Georgene Gaier, Larry Holeton, joan Williams, Alice Wise, Margaret Dill, Donald Bashore. 3rd row: Linda Pitsenbarger, julia Davis, Ruth Kiehl, Marvin Demoss, Ralph Shroyer, Robert Short, Homer Ganger, George Staley, Carolyn Cavender, Ronald Donson, Mrs. Kindell. 4th row: Virginia Schoffner, Ralph Ritter. FIRST GRADE lst row: Ruby Ganer, Charles Morris, Ronnie Cook, Bert Shaner, judy Ann Mey- er. Harvey Martin, Robert Cantrill, Larry Francis, Mary Ann Curry, Eddie Chappie. Znd row: Judy Gene Craft, Larry Schaffer, Bobby Snider, Martin Lehmann, Teddy Levering, Wilma-Shroyer, Charlene Gillespie, Patty Veit, Patricia Bashore. , 3rd row: Roger Burnside, Freddie Roeth, joyce johnson, Paul Lyons, Mrs. Carl Gehrlich. ,3 J 5. , - f ' - , x . . . we . .' ' Li. 4, ,,!.5.e , ,, I , A. .9 2 135 y ,t .J .., 4 .,. . v . :sm-4 . . - f V- u.-' , . f .. , 1. . ' ' 1 , t 1 . I , ,. 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I f A I . 6.1. , f, .1 1.4 ,a . v.',1:v', ,, , 1 '., g - -.V -' , X. ', 'xx' E-: M , .g , A ., i 1- ,cy A . 1 ' - vw.. ,'f'r z'1A'Lg.'1 . ' ' W , 1 1 ,-x,'-,1,.m-i-fr , If ' x x . , ww xkgx ww U ' ' .' ' ' Lx Q- , , , -. 'I A I 4' 'f V ,!, - , J.-W. Lhwl I7 i 1 ., 4 V1 X Q fjh gf h a l Ei ,?'ifV'? if' 'F 'W ii' Q' ' .2 . A -'I Q it - V -J., JOHNNY HIGGINS Forward BOB DURNELL Guard ART FLINN Forward BILL JONES CLYDE PITSENBARGER Guard Center inf. ,W,,.,-I- nf. .M Q- :qvfy .'a,f f, L' X an .' 'W . ,S 2?Gvl?'Z.i.1' ' 91' 5 -N mist. .-:Q gf, 21 , ., . A4 ,,-L ,ut W, Ny. ,N ,UE A Mgr., X . 'fmlyq' L- ' ., ,A 5 'htm J, ,TF 5 - :rw gjffix 431 .ff '., fvffy, ' Lil ' -j D-9.161 1..- -gl imp.. auf' 'f Q., 1 '. , 4 IQ Ma, 4 W f 1 f' .,... ' 1 1' .w.fw:Ms.x1:EA'.ne'1 BASKETBALL SQUAD lst row: Kenneth Levering, Bill Gephardt, Henry Nottingham, Connie Booher, Richard Ellsas, Robert Roeth, johnny Higgins, Harley Gross. Znd row: Robert Wiegman, Manager, Ray Williamson, Richard Roeth, Gena Flinn, Lawrence Delviange, john Shaner, Bob Durnell, Mr. Fam- brongh. 3rd row: junior Gilmore, Art Flinn, Charles McCorkle, Bill jones, Herschel Kieh1,Clyde Pitsenbarger. CHEERLEADERS Onda Pitsenbarger. Margaret Huwer. Betty Copeland, Miriam Meyer. ,. J YJ 1. DATE Nov 7 Nov. 14 '9'Nov. Z0 'Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Dec Z 'Dec 5 'Dec. 19 jan. 2 Han. 9 ifjan. 13 jan. 16 Han, 23 jan, Z7 ijan. 30 Feb 6 Feb 11 Feb. 18 Feb. Z1 Feb. Z6 HOUSTON'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1947-1948 GAME PLACE SCORE Houston Opponent Lena Conover There 21 32 Russia Here 27 62 jackson Center There 39 35 Ft. Loramie Here 32 30 Gettysburg There 37 52 Versailles Here 27 53 Perry Here 53 15 Green There 75 ZZ Covington He re 31 Z9 Anna Here 43 31 Holy Angels Here 42 39 Minster Here 25 52 Russia There 36 52 Piqua Catholic Here 27 39 Botkins There 41 43 Ft. Loramie There 34 45 Piqua Catholic There 40 43 'Denotes League Games TOURNAMENT GAMES Houston - jackson Center 50 Z1 Houston - Ft. Lorarnie 24 41 Houston - Holy Angels 45 46 f N ml -.V-uw,-flu,-Yr' Y , -- ,. ,, .1ne.x..M,mfs1mnn' v ' , ,.e.,v-41 1. - ,v W X v f, A 1- Q- -,-L . ' , .f:1Q3y.1-,V-' 3. 5:11:13 e 51 ,V A-I,-js 'Q W ,,-,,fm.'gp?,m1fQ,5Q'N.7-bu. X , , 'mm W:-r 2fggm'Qii1q 'vm V f. uf5,1f1,.3'iff.qFp,,'s?f,,b, '5f1ifj1,QPf in - f,1,'X -' -A 1 131. 1 Qu -f'e:2e.'v:- ' 55 ' If Tflff f 4' !'.J,4-, -MH. f' .1- J. -. ,.,- N W' X , ,l-171' fllfiii'-LW , F Q, 1,4,,f'?,-.,11-:1'e-.Hxwvgry.fp ,Q , my ffm H A ' 2' M J ,. .,,V va, ,,yv,,,-glwllh TL , .5 u,.,.f,,!, , fur I .,, i , , -:',gik3'.ffA,,-V,v 9 '43, .rj x il' -G' - n A ' 4,3 Q - Q' 1 .,4 , 1 , ,, 4 f Q BASEBALL lst row: Robert Roeth, Kenneth Levering, Art Flinn, Bob Durnell, johnny Higgins, Harley Gross. Connie Booher. Znd 1'0W2 Wayne FOSYCY. Manager. Mr. Fambrough, Bill jones, Lawrence De- Mange, junior Gilmore, john Shaner, Clyde Pitsenba rger, Ray Williamson, Donald Flinn, Manager. TRACK lst row: Charles McCorkle, Henry Nottingham, Connie Bogher, Junior Gil- more. Znd rowg Ray Williamson, Harley Gross. Bill jones, Bob Wiegman. jUNIOR HIGH BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION lst row: Richard Hudson, joe Ording, jerry Wolfe, Lee Elsas, Ronald Short, jon Carey, Michael johns, james Francis, Gordon Wise, Dale Helmlinger. Znd row: Russell Langston, Charles Calloway, Billie Goode, Darrell Kiehl, Harold Roeth, David Weidner, Robert Swob, Philip Counts, William Swob, Mr Fambrough. 3rd row: Gene Veit, Normon Anderson, Marion Gaier, Paul Shaner, junior jess, Chris Williamson, Cletus Thobe. I A , , . , . , , 1 , ' 'W ,,j'.,, ' H, , , . , 1 , , . V w.4:e:a2 E:. MMP SENIOR GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION lst row: joan DeMange, Betty Levering, Carolyn Rosell, Betty Copeland, Rosa Goode, Lois Shawler, Dorothy Donson, Ollie Mu.maw, Mary Ann Forsythe, Lorna Pitsenbarger. Znd row: Marie Francis, Patsy Gross, Wilma I-Ioltzapple, Irma Stephenson, Susie Staley, Charlene McCowan, Martha Meyer, Helen Maxson, jean Patt- erson. Kay Smith, Patsy Apple, Miss Platioot. 3rd row: Patricia Petersimes, jeannette Brown, Nancy johns, Miriam Meyer Onda Pitsenbarger, joan Stewart, joyce Gephart, Margaret Huwer, Isabell Langston, Martha jess, Mary Lou Calloway. jUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION lst row: janet Bolenbacher, Lois Snider, Marilyn Decker, Clara Ewing,- joan Liette, Peggy Free. Znd row: Maxine Petersimes, Mary johnson, Phyllis Patterson, Maxine Cavender, june Levering, Nancy Morris, Martha Cantrill. 3rd row: Virginia Meyer, Vickie Agenbroad, Patricia Bixler, Marie Roeth, Carol Davis, Barbara Moyer. 4th row: Miss Platfoot, Edith Staley, joan Calloway, janet Ginn, Ruth Ewing, Norma Wright. -:'L xr' , . , - , H Q 1 , .l .sz . '- . .v r , il ' ' . . ,xi-M - -'72 5 V fx 1, u Lp 2 . t, , X. ai' f - , W ,S Q . f ,, tu L , x , 'HI ,X x w A. 5 UW. wr' X I -1.iv-.,:2s:mrw1. f' 'IEQQ N i -' . I , 'X gil Q ' Nw ' LE . 1 QV K X 5 N Y F , E X J 1 F S, X V SF' Q I A xx- ' ,f:.5jf i3f5QT.4 .H 1 A3Z':-:iii-L fi f . : .. 'vr:,kj2fg5'5j.' X I 1 1 ' - X- y 1 .- ,sg-Q-aQ':i:-' -Ji. - ili .,12fl1 f'3?IfffE.575T . 13'.2:'1f '?i'1f'f.x7.Q-2 -, Lal .li -fifiil?-'53 5'Fl p l?-' ' 5 -157.-?'i'f-iii .i:1Ti1f 5'fQl.,r41'2152Q-YZF' ' 'Flu--' t:u':.'-.','f: f -wwf? '- -1- -- -'--.-1,1-QL-1-L-'ciifi-1:3. .-Rf' f'f'fP-4' ,1, ,iT3?'i5Zgf5lET' jfili' 21' f ' - 53523:I:iQ:'zQ'3a3?12f5gZi ' . 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A A .Lui w , September Septembe r S eptember September Septembe r September Septembe r Septembe r September September October October October October October October October October October November November November November November November Novembe r December December December December December january january january january january january February February February February February Feb ruary February March March March March March March April April May May May May Mav CALENDAR School Opened Baseball Game Uackson-Here, Shelby County Fair Shelby County Fair Baseball Game fLoramie-Therej Baseball Game fPerry-There, Baseball Game fl-loly Angels-There, Baseball Game fGreen-Herej junior Class Party Baseball Game lAnna-Therel Senior Class Party Latin Club Party and Initiation Baseball Game fRussia-Here, Sophomore Class Party Freshman Class Party Baseball Game fBotkins -Herej Greenhand Initation Sorenson Program Halloween Party junior Class Play g Basketball Game fLena Conover-Therel Basketball Game fRussia-Here, F. F. A. Parent Night Basketball Game Uackson Center-There Basketball Game fFt. Loramie -Herej Basketball Game fGettysburg-There, Chapter Farmer Initation Spanish Club Christmas Party Latin Club Christmas Party F. F. A. Christmas Exchange Christmas Vacation l Return From Christmas Vacation Seniors Received Class Rings Senior Class Pictures Taken Senior Class Pictures Taken Lnthe Big House flvloviel Miami Grange Play, ' Zazette F. F. A. Fox Drive Spanish Club Valentine Party County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament District Speaking Contest Keys of the Kingdon flvloviel Senior Class Play Basketball Boys Party District Procedure Team junior-Senior Banquet Prisoner of S. Island flvioviel Spring Concert Baccalaureate Services Commencement Senior Class Day School Session Ends 4 4 1 K , . L . Y f . , . , . 4 L v. , f f , 1 A A .I A ,ft u v 1 i M 'E mr SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS lst row: Patricia Petersimes, Patsy Apple, Joan DeMange, Ollie Mumaw, Lorna Pitsenbarger, Betty Levering, Irma Stephenson, Jeannette Brown, Mary Lou Calloway, Mary Ann Forsythe, Marie Roeth, Pianist. Znd row: Betty Copeland, Patsy Gross, Martha Jess, Dorothy Donson, Rosa Goode, Marie Francis, Kay Smith, Martha Meyer, Miriam Meyer, Lois Shaw- ler, Carolyn Rosell. 3rd row: Margaret Huwer,Wilma Holtzapple, Jean Patterson, Onda Pitsenbarger Joan Stewart, Susie Staley, Isabell Langston, Nancy Johns, Joyce Gephart, Miss Calderwood. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS lst row: Joe Ording, Jerome Thobe, Jerry Wolfe, Robert Swob, Ronald Short, Charles Calloway, William Goode, Philip Counts, William Swob, Marie Roeth, Pianist. Znd row: David Weidner, James Francis, Lee Elsas, Jon Carey, Darrell Kiehl, Cletus Thobe, Junior Jess, Gordon Wise, Miss Calderwood. 3rd row: Harold Roeth, Russell Langston, Michael Johns, Richard Hudson, Mar- ion Gaier, Gene Veit, Dale Helmlinger, Norman Anderson, JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS lst row: Maxine Petersirnes, Janet Bolenbacher, Virginia Meyer, Maxine Caven der, Patricia Bixler, Clara Ewing, Joan Liette, Nancy Morris, Peggy Free, Marie Roeth, Pianist. Znd row: Vickie Agenbroad, Edith Staley, Joan Callaway, Lois Snider, June Levering, Carol Davis Martha Cantrill, Barbara Moyer, Marilyn Decker, Miss Calde rwood. 3rd row: Janet Ginn, Mary Johnson, Phyllis Patterson, Ruth Ewing, Norma Wright. 1 A .,:,5, ., ,- -X . ', ,M 4 WS, fx .5-,W ' 5 ,L- 1,' f f4..,'!5 w 41 -5 W9 W, 1 Q X L 1 ,-A '..1:1w. ., 1,1 , 1 4 , + S L A ,X n SPRING CONCERT Girls' Chorus MuSiC............ .,,Barton,Klemm Q e 0 0 e e e e e 0 l o 0 0 e 0 0 o l I 0 I e Love'sOldSweetSong.......................j.L.Mollay Onda Pitsenbarger. .Soloist Piano Solo Abe 0 0 0 e l o e 0 0 0 o o 0 0 e 0 o 0 0 e I o s No. lp U O I U l O l I I I I I D I C Gordon Wise. .Soloist Vocal Trio Oh, Dear, What Can the Matter Be?. , . . . . . . , . . . .Wayne Haworth Carolyn Rosell, Irma Stephenson, Patsy Gross junior High Boys' Chorus With a Hey and a Hi and a I-Io Ho Ho . . . . . .Vic Mizzy Accordion Trio Betty Copeland, Miriam Meyer, Jean Patterson Vocal Solo The Sandman .............. .......... C arrie Jacobs-Bond Alice Parks ..... Soloist Larry Francis .. . . Tommy Tinker Marjorie Holeton, .Maid Vocal Solo Serenade of the Bells .............. Twomey-Goodhardt-Urbana Ollie Mumaw .... Soloist Marie Francis. . .Senorita Larry Henkel. . .Senor Vocal Solo , Hush-A-By . . . ..................... .Carrie Jacobs-Bond Delores DeMange. .Soloist Vocal Trio Close as Pages In a Book . . .4 ............... Sigmund Romberg Ollie Mumaw, Nancy johns, Onda Pitsenbarger Vocal Solo .................................. Tschaikowsky Ollie Mumaw. .Soloist Fifth and Sixth Grade Boys' Chorus john Brown Had a Little Indian Red Wing ................ ........ K ex-ry Mills Pass That Peace Pipe ....... . .Edens, Martin, Elone Vocal Solo Little Old Mill ....................... Relosi, llda, Towers Carol Davis. .Soloist Octet jalousie..................................jacobGade jean Patterson, Isabell Langston, Nancy johns, Carolyn Rosell, Betty Levering. Irma Stephenson, Onda Pitsen- barger, Patricia Petersimes. Vocal Solo ln 6 L-lille Book 5h0P .............. Twomey, Goodhardt, Meyer junior Gilmore. .Soloist Mary Ann Forsythe N4 iw, 'ii f ,v xl, . ,X Y , ' rv- 114 ,Q , L xi ,1- 6? g rd' , fi' 1 Q . 5 ' '.,d 1 - 1 -1 mg wi x 1 L S a rx c Q f 1 A 1 -'Vg L 1 A ' f' i:9L'z-F SPRING CONCERT cont. Vocal Solo Kate-- ....... ..lrvingBerlin Virgil Kingrey. .Soloist Betty Copeland A Girls' Chorus Lvve Walked In . . ..................... George Gershwin Lois Shawler. .Soloist Because ....... ..................... G uy D. Hardelot O' I-'UVCIY Peace . . . . . . .... ..... G eorge Fredric Handel Piano Solo Salute to the C0l.01'S , , ..,.,.... E51-1 Pgterggn The Glow-Worm ...................... . . . Paul Lincke Virginia Meyer. .Soloist Fifth and Sixth Grade Girls' Chorus Flow GCDUY Sweet AH011 ...... .... R obert Burns -james Spilman Santa Lucia ......... ......... I talian Folk Song Vocal Quartet Beautiful Dreamer ........................ Stephen Foster Carolyn Rosell, Peggy Free, Margaret Huwer, Barbara Moyer Vocal Solo I'm Waiting for Ships that Never Come In .... . . .A. Alman Nancy Morris. .Soloist Vocal Solo When Church is Out .................... Carrie Jacobs-Bond Kay Wick. .Soloist Vocal Solo Tea For Two .......................... .Vincent Youmans Richard Clouchette. .Soloist Sharon Weatherhead Ensemble I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover ............. Harry Woods Priscilla Apple. .Four Leaf Clover Peggy Free. .Soloist Lorna Pitsenbarger, joyce Gephart, Miriam Meyer, Martha Meyer, joan DeMange, Jeannette Brown, Margaret I-luwer, Betty Leve ring, johnny Higgins, joyce Gephart, Larry Henkel, Donnie Flinn, Richard Ellsas, Bob Durnell, Art Flinn, Bill jones, Clyde Pitsenbarger. Vocal Solo Is You? You Is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Carrie Jacobs-Bond Nancy Davis. .Soloist Larry Holeton Vocal Solo LittleBitO'Honey................ .... . Alice Parks. .Soloist Carrie jacobs-Bond Accordion Trio Bgtty Copeland, Miriam Meyer, jean Patterson Girls' Chorus Bel1sofSt.Marys......... ..EImmetAdams AvaMaria...................................Shubert Ollie Mumaw . .Soloist Now is the HOUF. . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . .Stewart, Kaihan, Scott Words by Phyllis Pitsenbarger Vn-an-mble Sgar Spangled Hnnhlfl' ............................ KFSYCS 1-'rqnro-L. Calderwoud-Director Marie Poeth-Pianist .. , 3' I V- , I If., W . -Wil - L.. -' , .L' -' . .y , , iz A' i 'Af 1 1 ' - n.. . I fi - 5 - , f , :-. .g, :ff , fi ,. N .- '- y?f..5?'3. - , , ' V I, x-sjx. 1 ' , ' d 'Q , '49, , 4 . VY! , .1 4. E v.MM:vr , ,, V f - ,,,,m:rww'mAInE41u.1l9sk.Bn'sz INTER NOS Tl'10Se Yuki-ng second year Latin are interested in their work in English derivities and collecting advertising material that has Latin for its basis. The annual initiation was October Z, 1947. The club had a Christmas party on Dec- ember I9. 1947. The members are as follows: ls! row: johnny Agenbroad, Robert Roeth, Henry Nottingham, Wilbur jess. Mir- iam Meyer. Vice-Presidentg Peach Rosell. Treasurer: Betty Copeland, Presidentg Mary Ann Forsythe, Secretary: Richard Elsas, Miss Calderwood. Znd row: Miss Platfoot, Charles McCork1e, Lawrence DeMange. Eugene Flinn, joan Stewart.-junior Gilmore, Mrs. Cinderey, Dolores Ording, Harley Gross. ' LOS TONTOS The Spanish Club, Los Tontos, has regular meetings every two weeks. We sponsored a high school Halloween party, and had a Christmas party 'on December Zl, 1947. A Valentine party was enjoyed by the members and guests on February 13, 1948. The members are as follows: lst row: Dolores Ording, Charles McCork1e, Margaret Huwer, Betty Copeland, Secretaryglvtaryb Ann Forsythe, Treasurerg Onda Pitsenbarger, junior Gilmore, Henry Nottingham. Znd row: Miss Paltfoot, Wilbur jess, Presidentg Mrs. Cinderey, Miss Calderwood Clyde Pitsenbarger, Vice-President. 23 A X: if my ' , , .X W, .V '.-4 W 1 I v5j.v.,EE:'1M,' ' ' 24 '- 'ffJW.4.'Q!,.,-l ' -sv! f '-fqllwa-1.!,9 F!-lf.-P2lVJlllB'5SL,. grkgflff wvldl M ,, I M ' ' 1,7 ,,,f-N ., 7 Az 93? f . W vit. , , M NJ. I ,: V 1 ,-.Nu f . . . , , - ,V N 1 fE-'uw v , , .,,, X . 1 . .M , I 1 fx '. r 1 '- L '. V A. lv' X - ., X1 E Y v I Mawr M f 1 un Wm afxauvaxlurii HOUSTON F, F., A, 1512 I'0W7 William DeMoss, Carl Michael, Bill Gephart, Bill Middlebrook, WHYHC FOSU-Ir, Robert Roeth, Connie Booher, Virgil Schmidt, Raymond jess. 2nd TOW7 Kenneth I-fevering, Ronald Bailey, Herschel Kiehl, Larry Henkle, Wilbur Jess. Richard Elsas, Rayrnond Cotterman, Harley Gross, Virgil Kingrey, Mr. Winkle, 3rd 1'0Wf Alton Ording. Ray Williamson, Paul Counts, john Shaner, Bill jones Earl Schmidt, Dick Langston, Richard Roeth. 4th row: Art Flinn, Clifford Boyer, Edgar Martin, Carl Moyer. F. F. A. OFFICERS President, ,,,,,, ...., B ill jones Vice -President . . . .Virgil Kingrey Secretary ..... . . .Carl Moyer Treasurer . . ..... Art Flinn Sentinel ..... . .Richard Elsas News Reporter . . . .Richard Roeth FARM SHOP lst row: johnny Higgins, Wayne Foster, Bill Gephart, Mr. Winkle. Znd row: Richard Roeth, Ray Williamson, Connie Booher, Edgar Martin, Bill Middlebrook. CHEMISTRY LAB lst row: Ollie Murnaw, Henry Nottingham, Richard Elsas, Charles McCork1e Znd row: Virgil Kingrey, Lois Shawler, Mr. Smyer, Isabell Langston, junior Gilmore, Lawrence DeMange, Richard Roeth. Eugene Flinn. f-vw ', r uw. ,.i . A v , .x 15 X . . .J 4.u5m'i'.bum,1cm'r.nwmlv0B. Q ANNUAL STAFF lst row: Isabell Langston, Art Flinn, Betty Copeland, Virgil Kingrey, Mary Ann Forsythe, Miriam Meyer, Ollie Mm-naw, Znd row: Clyde Pitsenbarger, Dolores Ording, Bill jones, Bob Durnell, Lois Shawler. Standing: Miss Platfoot, Paul Counts, Carl Moyer, Virgil Schmidt, Dick Lang- ston, Raymond jess, john Shaner, Earl Schmidt. HOME ECONOMICS lst row: Mary Lou Calloway, Susie Staley, Joan Stewart, Kay Smith. Znd row: Martha jess, Patsy Apple, Martha Meyer, Irma Stephenson, Betty Levering, Rosa Goode, Dorothy Donson. Standing: Patsy Gross, Lorna Pitsenbarger, Jeannette Brown, Patricia Peter- simes, joan Delviange, Joyce Gephart, Nancy johns, Carolyn Rosell, Marie Francis, Mrs. Howell. TOY BAND lst row: Ronnie Cook, Ruby Ganger, Charles Morris, Bert Shaner, Judy Ann Meyer, Harvey Martin, Robert Cantrill, Larry Francis, Mrs. Carl Gehrlich. Znd row: Bobbie Snider, Teddy Levering, Eddie Chappis, Martin Lehrnann, Wilma Shroyer, Charlene Gillispie, Patty Veit, Mary Ann Cury. 3rd row: Roger Burnside, Freddie Roeth, Paul Lyons, Larry Schaffer, Joyce johnson, judy Gene Craft, Patricia Bashore. Wm! v Hp. ISABELL. 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BOB and HARLEY SENLORS BETTY rsABr:1.L, BETTY, wus, 01.1111-: 'ln I .fu LI Tgfii 1 A 1 5' 4 1 1 , 1 V 1 1 Q f 'A - 1 l..., 1 ' , 1' I ufif I DOLORES 1 'iirn 'wk Q S 1.o1s.JAcK. and wM.s1-1.-xw1.1zR ' h ART FLLNN CLYDE qv 1 5 1 wi- PEACHES and JOYCE TOM THUMB WEDDING-BETTY C.-THE BRIDE PRETTY-ARE'.N'T THEY? MARY ANN ISABELL, BOB and TOOTIE ART and A WATERMELON JOHN BILL j. n f Q5 .,. ,,' j',,, ,'L, , ,-11: -va ,g 15 Q- ..--,ag,.,N. YK 5 ,A . ,: , My ',5f?,fmLt,..v:!3FxQ,N H - Y , ,Q .v 'ff Wav ' N55- 5 ,, 54.1.1- X Vw, , , -'L . :':,,wH.fqf sf JW, , 1-J! 9 .. V- f nf? 1ff-'f l.xi.- UHF.-1 'i-uk X f ' i' r' ,5.., , ,W A , U ' ' .135k4.1af QL-'ag1'Qqf,i1 F 7 V5 V ' , .3 L,-V, , 5 we 'FSEJJ in T- Vfs. - ,.. . Q., ,- -1 J f ,X ' 1, C -,,Ff'l,., , . 'K V . '-if ' 3- 1 ,I - ' , , 4 Q ', - rm' 5 'V' i . 1: ':1'fi '11f,vX za , , ws '4 - - - 4' - ,j f1f'H.f5j4 , J, ,A gf., N ,'7.i f'-:?,. ' W' , - abs.-,.'. pw . , ,gif .V 'lf V ,n ,, 1, ,1 U X , 'f ' f J Q'-Qs ' i' Ili 5 . 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Helen Short, Gladys West, Mary Lou Williams. 1932 Francis Cook, Archie Copsey, Wilbur Flinn, Warren Holeton, Grace Jelley, Delma Morey, Katherine McMaken, Paul Trissel. 1933 Thelma Carrol, Minerva Fashner, Vivian Flinn, Robert Gillespie, Floyd Roegner, Margery Helman, Marion Hunt, Velma McDorman, Erma Morey, Tom Moyer, Melba Pence, Francis Penrod, Margie Pence, Melvin Schmidt, Martha Stewart, Erma Wintringham, Marvin Wick, Howard Stump, Vesta Weidner, Velma Wright. 1934 Treva Barker, Doris Booher, Bertha Chalmers, Ralph Francis, Mabel Ganger, Irene Huston, Marion Helman, Samuel Holly, Clyde Kuhn, Urban Lyons, Leslie Nicholas, Ethel Plieman, Velma Roeth, Delbert Wick. 1935 Edward Chambers, Lorena Frossard, Marjorie Giinther, Marie Harp, Loren McMaken, Wauneta Helman, John Kerr, Marcblla Leslie, Otis Morey, Josephine Royon, Lester Schlotterbeck, Trevor Shepard, Wilmuth Stewart, Francis Trittschuh, Opal Wick. 1936 Jeannette Adams, Thomas Carroll, Jennie Clutter, Edgar Cromes, Oniska McMaken Bill Ginn, Oneta Huston, Kathryn Rees, Vesta Wick, Harold Wolaver, LaDonna Wright. 1937 Frank Beaver, Alberta Carpenter, Helen Clawson, Mary Louise Eldredge. Dorthea Lyons, Norbert Lyons, Lois Rouse, Naomi Glynn, Joseph Holly, Frank Jess, Robert Large, Ralph Leslie, Dorothy Hoover, Mildred Hoover, LaVerne Kuhn. 1938 Junior Barker, Lester Beaver, Lenora Boyer, Violet Brush, Hubert Kuhn, Charles Kindle, Mary Lguella Cecil, Bonnie Coffman, Ruth Gillespie, Gertrude Nicholas, Earl McClintock, Lawrence Miller, William Rehfus, Luetta Wright, Eileen Hol- eton, 1939 Walter Beaver, Robert Boitnott, Robert Chalmers, Richard Clawson, Dorothy Jess, John DeNise, Virginia Hetzler, Jack Hewitt, Helen Holly, Ruth Leslie, Gwendolyn Williamson, John Mader, Gene Powell. ggi X -5. Y. H ,,- ,M 1 QQ 'Gi-jug.-',y,' V- S ,,-H' rv .v A : f ,.'w:l',1 1, A 1, , , 'E ' A. 1 , ,, - - 1 ..' 4 1 r q V , r',,. in 1 ALUMNI DIRECTORY. CODY. 1940 John CB1'Penter, Mary Chalmers, Marion Free, Robert Fuller, Charles Pit- Senberser. Lena Goods, Bsffycrssn, Richard Grissom, winism Hershey, Psu1 HOOVSI. Richard jones, Carl Huwer, jean Kindle, Mildred Large, jeanne Lyons, Lvrean Middy, Byrl Rsuiff, Beatrice Rsfliff, Psrtisis Musk, Donald Penrod, Donald Roegner, Francis Thobe, Ladonna Roegner, Emma Vance. 1941 D0r0thy Bauer, Robert Beaver, Paul Brown, Alfred Cecil, Dorothy Chalmers, Wanda Fenter, Maurice Clawson, Viola Grise, june Helman, Margaret Hetzler, Loa jean Hunt, john jelly, Tillie jess, George Lyons, Mabel McMaken, Herbert Trittschuh, Dorothy Middy, Evan Penrod, Roy Pitsnebarger, Kenneth Poling, Lennetta Wick, Arthur Roeth, Esther Royon. 1942 Lillian Faler, Robert Francis, Marvin Heins, Helen Ganger, Dorothy Williamson, Margaret Goode, Eleanor Huwer, joseph Nicholas, Doz-otha Penrod, Eileen Vogler. james Nishwitz, Rex Pitsenbarger, Rayrnond Wackler, Arthur Wehneman, Earl Winemiller. 1943 Norma jean Apple, Laura Beaver, Roy Davis, Lois Free, Norris Helman, Ruth Middy, Marjorie Hoover, George jess, Leslie Larger, Irene Maxson, Phyllis Meeker, Anita H. Royon, Hazel Wehnernan. 1944 Irma Beaver, Vernon Bookwalter, Ruth Brown, john Gephart, Velura Pitse.nbarger Charles Goode, Wayne I-loman, Norma Middy, Richard Mills, joan Short, Bill Swob, Rowena Rosell, Ivan Wick. 1945 Frances Barker, junior Brush, Eddie Flinn, Betty Lou Gillespie, Dale Helman, jim Higgins, Betty jones, Donald Leist. jeannette Pitsenbarger, Bill Cowan. 1946 Marie Curl, Laura Davis, Phyllis Free, jean Gephart, Florence Ginn, Bill Mills, Mary Harp, Henrietta Huwer, Dick Meeker, Edith Moyer, Cecil Phillis, Lawrence Rockwell, Luther Reoth, Nola Wehneman. 1947 Katherine Apple, Margaret Boyer, Ralph Brown, Barbara Coate, john Faler, june Mae Holtzapple, Marie jess, john Leist. Robert Penrod, Grover Rhoades, jr., Herman Rhodehamel, Arthur Royon, Norma jean Short, Opal Wehneman, Ronald Whitehouse. 1948 Betty Copeland, Paul Counts, Robe rt Durnell, Arthus Flinn, Mary Ann Forsythe, Raymond jess, Bill jones, Virgil Kingrey, Isabell,Langston, Richard Langston, Miriam Meyer, Carl Moyer, Ollis Muxnaw, Dolores Ording, Clyde Pitsenbarger, Earl Schmidt, Virgil Schmidt, john Shaner, Lois Shawler. Sting? , si ' iii, Lllhoqnpluod i Baum-1 by WALSW0l'l1'll BROTHERS Marcellus, Mo., U. B A. W j gi N JQX X- 'T ' 1 'J' , X X r I .V gt, 1 E , Jil, 4 'I hi ,K ' , 0 W' Q T. ? -I , l 'K :'...1A,-, 1 - . ,lf 1 H - 5 , -1 419' Q-,X - 1 - 1--1 V A .,LI9Mlj gs-f- ' U If L- . , X df . I 'uf' , . g gk 'vw T' L - , QE J .ix - 751' -If E J, ' N 3 ' . ' if1 -I . V , - uv A,' m , qu' . il... H . T ' . ig 4. 1, , . ' . L 1 ,W 'Q ,ag . 4 , ' QMIEEZO ,EL 5 ' .-13411 - ' . '-.' ff- -' H 'MPP ' . .-zjqi-jufff , ll.. 'Q 5595+-gii . r ' l ' ' - -Q? , ,. 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Lf' A' l1LM31t411hTr,ewW4'1-frfiwginwwwiuwlwwlmiwm Bmvmwwi1u:wm,,rSimwm5wwI1c1xrMmm'xmmwxxz -ww ffwv1,'f1v:.u1f-m.4'-,W , www ,ff ,v,.:,' , - 2 M' 1 A Zz2 ga? i3' mcxx Q M' I U i !,ln ,,f'f 2 1 7 A 5 . ,,.,,, I yi x,.,,L . - 1 , f l 1 1- la I l 1-..-Il L 1 Students and Graduates of Houston School. We Wish You a Peaceful and Successful Future. Live Daily With HINI who Triumphed Over Death The Farmers Ele ator Co. v L. VV. Buss Sons MEAT MARKET Fresh and Smoked Sausages a Specialty Fort Loramie, Ohio The Sherer-Bell Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE ' CADILLAC SALES SERVICE 115 East Ash Street Telephone: Main 750 Piqua, Ohio Urdingjs Fruit Market 84 Service Station Quality Fruits At ishwa Newport, O Schwartz Meat Market English Studio Dorsey Nevergall Motor Sales DODGE -PLYMOUTH Dodge job-Rated Trucks i J L I Thema Jewelers SINCE 1838 112 SOUTH MAIN AVENUE 1 5 dived Head uarters Q A .,,,.' -A N q V If 'E' V L 1' E b -,.,, M-My-,,.p-3- -F. A :mir - M FRANCIS TRACTQR SALES SALES SERVICE FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT RUSSLA, OHIO 1 un -1 1 Grains-Seeds THE RUSSIA EQUITY EXCHANGE COMPANY Incorporated Dealers in Grain, Seeds, Flour, Twine, Fence Fertilizer, Coal, Etc. Phone Versailles Exchange -I8 F 12 Rus sia Ohio C OMP LIIVIENTS Marshall Restaurant Chicken and Steak Dinners Beer - Refreshments - Wine Drive Slowly - Protect our Children The Val. Decker Packing Co. Beef and Pork Packers Sausage Manufacturers U. S. Inspection Establishment number 95 - Established 1873 Decker's Piquality Brand Hams, Bacon and Lard Also Distributor for FROSTED Piqua, Ohio C OMI-' LIIVIE NTS OF The Elliott Fur iture Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERSH Authorized Westinghouse Dealer We 'Larry our own accounts Corner Ash at Wayne Piqua, Ohio C OMP LIISAENTS OF The Fashion Shop Women's and Misses' Wearing Apparel 3 East Main Street Phone 39 Versailles, Ohio Mrs. Pearl Miller Mrs. jeanette Voisard MDNROES SPORTING GOODS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 417 North Main Phone 276 Piqua, Ohio Gerlaoh Chevrolet Sales CHEVROLET PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS VERSAILLES, OHIO Q Kerr ortuary Member NAT IONAL SE LEC TED MORTIC IANS By Invitation Sidney Ohio C OMP LDVIENTS OF The Smart Shop Where Smart Women Shop Sidney Ohio COMP LINIENTS OF W. If. Beumgardner P ower Farming Equipment' ' 330 East Court Street Phone 1809-1 Sidney Ohio C OIAPLIMENTS Dearth Funeral Home Phone 2.2081 Sidney, Ohio COMPLIIMIENTS DEALERS IN Grain, Seeds, Grinding And Processing Ground Feeds With Molasses Corner North Street and West Avenue Phone Main 1604 Sidney Ohio 01- Bu rgh X V 'iii v cm: XR .4 Phone Sidney PAQIRIEY Yeager's Bakery -'ix 3 - '..QN X x 'fx Main 1897 Louis R. Yeager, Manager 217 East Poplar Street Ohio I l C OMP LIIMENTS OF Sperry Jewelry Store ZO7 North Main Piqua Ohio SAVE WITH SAFETY Crosby, The Drug Men 418 North Main Street Piqua Ohio The Loremie Banking Co. M Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Money to Loan at Reasonable Rates Interest Paid on Time Money Come in and let us Explain our Plan of Banking by Mail We Appreciate Your Business Fort Loramie Ohio IN FORT LORAMIE ITS BGRCHERS John Alber 8: Co. s' 1910 H d B ld spp1 c 1 F t L mie Oh Thiebeau-Subler Auto Sales TELEPHONE 14 VERSAILLES OHIO wi C OMP LDWENTS OF Cook's Spot Tasty Sandwiches - Soft Drinks - Good Coffee Open 6 AM to 1 AM Sidney Ohio C OMP LINIENTS OF Francis-Goffena Complete Home Furnishers Fort Lorarnie Furniture Company Sidney, Ohio Fort Loramie, Ohio C OMP LIIMENTS OF Super E Store 215 South Ohio Phone 15332 Sidney Ohio C OMP LIIVIENTS OF Rhees Clothes Shop The Best in Men's Wear North Side Square Sidney, Ohio C OMP LHNAENTS OF Marshalls Grocery Store Fresh Vegetables, Fruits and Meats Phone 42F13 Fort Loramie Ohio Newport Cap hitney Sporting Goods Outdoor Headquarters For Fishing Tackle Guns Amunition Outdoor Clothing Athletic Supplies 117 West High Street Piqua. C OMP LINIENTS OF The Citizens National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION sianey 01, C OIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Harris Jeweler I SIDNEY or-no C OMP LINIENTS First Federal Savings 84 Loan Association of Sidney North Side of Square Sidney Oh ELAINES LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOP Elaine Seger, Proprietor Phone 340 Versailles, Ohio Gerlaclfs Bootery Retailers and Rebuilder's of Footwear Natural Bridge Freeman Trim Tred - Heel Latch Poll Parrot Star Brand Ball Band Nationally Advertised Brands Only Versailles, Ohio Phone 304 illman Dept. Store Established 1854 Men's and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Groceries Phone 80 Fort Loramie , Qhio ' .lv n 1' l 1 1 1 1 I 1 - ii: 'l C OMP LIME NT S Kahns Store PIOUA OHIO 321 North Main Street JEWELERS SINCE 1838 Piqua Ohio I F H Brelsford ' Farmall Tractors And b!icCorrnick - Deering Farm Machines Also New Idea and New Holland Machines Sales and Service Phone 330 i Piqua Ohio I GALLAHERS Quality Merchandis at th Right P I sid y Oh C OMP LINIENTS OF Bauefs Restaurant 8: Grill SIDNEY OHIO C OMP LINIENTS OF Sidney Sporting Goods Store 84 Gift Shop W Sd fSq Ph 2477-1 I is COMPLIMENTS Klipstine Lumber 84 Suppiy CO NORB POINTER, MANAGER PHONE 1490-1 Sidne y Ohio If it's Drugs - We Have it! ' 9 Lohmnre 5 Drug Store West Side Public Square Sidney Ohio SALM AND SHARP, INCORPORATION Funeral Home Ambulance Service 1133-1 1600-1 Sidney Ohio xx' rig: -1 n for service that eXceI..s X L Cleaners, Inc. 420 North Main Street Pq Oh Since 1888 J. C. Cron 84 Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Ph 15 Pq Oh George VViek's Groceries 84 Meats ROUTE 1 HOUSTON OHIO i C OMP LIMENTS OF illmen Furniture Co. A HOME OWNED FURNITURE STORE NORTH SIDE SQUARE SIDNEY, OHIO Personal Attention to Minute Details Selection of Flowers and Artistic Design Have Made us the Preferred Florist in our Community The Ehrherdts, Flower Shop Sidney, Ohio South Side Square C Old? IJQBJIENTS OF Houstorr General Store HOUST ON, OHIO l 1 I 1- 1- it i- 1 SHOP AT WARRENS AND SAVE SIDNEY, OHIO ON THE SQUARE Peltiefs Garage SALES 5? SERVICE SUNOCO PRODUCTS PHONE LORAMIE 60-F-10 RAYMOND H, PELTIER, PROPRIETOR RUSSIA OHIO Bill Sellrnan C. D. Martin The Sel-Mar CO. Dry Goods - Shoes Where You Get Those Premium Coins Phone 277 Versailles, Ohio If COIVIPLINIENTS OF Cromes Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 2510 -1 I SIDNEY OHIO r C OMP LIIVIENT S OF John G. Martin, Jeweler Keepsake Diamonds Elgin - Waltham - Longines - Crotan Empire Watches 102 East Ash Street Phone 1515 Piqua Ohio The Jo n D. iller Store Piqua's Oldest and Best Clothing Store 319 North Main street Piqua Ohio Cornpliments of SHARK'S BROWNBILT SHOE STORE Buster Brown Shoes For Boys and Girls Ohio Building Sidney, Ohio Compliments of SIDNEY HARDWARE Always Quality Merchandise Sidney Ohio Typewriters i New and Used Machines and Portables All Makes Repaired and Rented MILLER OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY On the Main Square - Next to Rapps Phone 154-W Piqua Ohio We A- Miller Charles D. Miller Versailles, Ohio Gettysburg, Ohio Phone 226M phone 70W MILLER BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY Stores at Versailles and Gettysburg, Ohio Funeral Directors I Dry, Cleaning - Garments, Hats, Rugs, Furnishings Fur Cleaning, Remodeling and Storage MONARC H C LEANERS E stablished 19 Z1 128 North Main Avenue Mrs W W Masteller, Proprietor Phone 2496 1 I Sidney Ohio I BOOSTERS CAREY GREETING CARD STORE wxvxvwkxxafakaewxwfxfvxxfmwvxmnkaeoraseefaerxfaefaefaefaefacoue:ef E. E. WIFORD JEWELER :efwefwfzfaewefmefaefaasaefaefweoefaefaafaefwzfaefaafaefaefsfakaafaraefsawofaefaafaursufaraa: CANTER AND OLLER axakauwenerzzwuwewxfweozfaeznraxasfawrwrxfakaefakarakwfarsfufmvafwfarwar C. L. WERST PRINTING COMPANY Sidney Ohio wkwxxzaaarakeafvfwi '-:e::e::x:e::ef:ef::w:f:o::k:awk:ef::::k:e::eoef:r:k:ra::r:k WENGERS BOOK AND GIFT STORES azfarwsfwkaewezaeffafavfakazfaafaweozfaufwefaraefxfaaefwfvaxfwzosfakarasfakakwfakv EISENHUT DRUG STORE aewsfaefaefaefaowedfaefauzwfmmxfxxvfvxwvxxaeefaevaeafaafaofaefxfeefaoraafaarazf GALLAGHER'S DRUG STORE aefafasoefwnoafwowakxfafsfakszakakscvarakafxgxfarakakazoeuefaevufakakw PIIILBROOK - OPTOMETRIST Piqua, Ohio Jlvifllfiifikllfllviffkviffifiivkbkvlwlrifiif19fP'F2G0l0k1k1ffPGf2lf24fPk5l0lf2lf2if1lf2k2lf1f SUNBRITE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Piqua Ohio mn-I if 4:19--Q - 1 ,V+ t, w g, Qiff,Epj,uy,,,t 'WT' f' A C ., - I 15, , N? -'ilimi V' 45:5 W. Ay, is , M 1, 12 .. 2 ,Nj W. A ' . 1 .f. f-,. - '1 H1 L1 ,g -- ' .W 1 'hiv 5cQ5if,.i1 fwvyf. 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