Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

DE LPHO H SCH00l 3, OHIO K. x e -E s. 1 E 1 1 .a E z .Q- sq 1 xx f L If 3 S im rn 3. 5 W S 5. x f r 4. t ., 2 Q 2 in 2 Yi f FI -1 L Q : if Q ,f W M3 JEFFERSON HIC-H SCHOOL SONG- f7+ f dw' J OJ' 1+ D O .P HFHLTO OUR HIGH SCHOOL, THESCHOOL WE LOVE S0 WELL P fwffri-...OO HRILTUOUR. HIGH SCHOOL WHERE FREEDOM 'ERE SHR LOL DVE LL, + Jl'PEJ JKJJJJM SCHOOL BY OUR HONOR'-THE RED HND WHITE HAVE WON P if J U 5 I-5 5 -V' J J' GREATEST OF QLL SCHOOLS BENEHTH THE GLDWING- SUN mm msn Delphos High School DELpHos, or-no Covers OOOO O OO OO O OO O S. K. Smith. Chicago EngravingOO OOO O O OO O O OOFt. Wayne Engraving Co. Printing OOO OOOO Delphos Printing and Publishing Co. Photography OO OO Kaufman Studio and Hoverman Studio Binding OO Heckman Bindery, N. Manchester, Indiana Zi 3f...wi21 5fx X- if -. -iw Ni Q LL., X Q ' aw Wane-ang ' 4 ., , m 4 X ., VNK M Itx X '. .,FW,,x It A W K 5' -25 1 ZW MX L , X X . M-il-.Q 5 if K at i , ,., WQgS.pr W4.qX.?xT mywv . , Q xii 2 x ,gi V Q: N Nfxx ff f X 3 B? 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As a result of this change, all our major activities had to be scheduled in new and borrowed surroundings. In spite of the re-arranging of our routine, we seniors feel that we had a splendid year-a year of scholastic achievements, athletic honors, social activities, and lasting friendships. In this book we wish to record these friends and these accomplishments. 9-15 16-37 38-57 58-70 71-93 5 -h . vhs! 3 -n E W f ,lkhwii 3 iyw 5' ,L f :F ,b 5 Nfiws- S Q Qf Qm. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May QV' ima 1950 - 1951 5 School Begins 6 Football Game, Dad's Night 20 . Homecoming Game 22 Football Game, Mom's Night 21 Freshman Class Party 23-24 Thanksgiving Vacation 30 . .. ., Y-Teen Formal Dance Winter Wonderland at Youth Center 14 . .Y-Teen Christmas Party 21-Jan. 2 Christmas Vacation 23 .- Library Party 30 Jefferson - St. John's Basketball Game 2 . . Carnival 10... -. Scholarship Test at Van Wert 18 . . Freshman Basketball Tournament 222- Washington's Birthday 27- ...National Honor Society Induction Solo and Ensemble Contest 9 . . Class B Tournament 22-27 . Easter Vacation 6 Athletic Banquet 10 ...Sophomore Class Party 14 ..Band and Choir Contest 21 State Solo Ensemble Contest 27- Junior Senior Prom Mardi Gras Ball 11 Band and Choir Concert 18 Senior Class Play 20 Baccalaureate 21 Senior Day 23 Commencement Band Party 29 School's Out W 6 ivy ,4 fl., Left-Right: Huy l'ohlm:nn, .Iohn I'ilsf-ub:u'g4-r, llolwrl Christy Uris Saxwmillvr Ill1'l1:lr'1I 'l'h4ml1 son, Iinlwm XYlIli:ll11. IU Robert Christy. B. A., M. A. Ohio State University Bowling Green University Lawrence E. Schmidt. B. A., M. A Muskingum College Ohio State University Algebra, Geometry jclwnl, Bnazwl NL... ' --ww Mabel Rogers, B. A., Lester Strickler. B. A. Ethel Hart B- S-I M- A- Findlay College Michigan State Ohio State University Ohio State University Normal Social Studies Social Science English and History Library Re-Echo Advisor Senior Advisor National Honor So- ciety Advisor English Class ll Theodore Lorah, A. B. Mrs. Jean Stull, B. S. Richard M. Harbeck. B. S. Heidelberg College Bowling Green State Western Reserve Univ. University English, Geography Science, Math. Asst. Coach G. A. Advisor Freshman Class Advisor Heidelberg College Bowling Green State University Physics, Chemistry, Science, Algebra Science Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor 12 Chemistry Lab Future Farmers Adelaide M. Benning, B. A. Lloyd B. Smith, B. Sc. in Dol Mary Manse College Agflcunufe Ohio State University Ohio State University Uf1iV91'SitY Of Cincin' Vocational Agriculture nati Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Com- mercial Law Sophomore Class Advisor o f America ores Wanamaker, B. A Mary Manse College Biology, English, Latin Y-Teen Advisor Senior Class Play Advisor Sophomore Advisor William Koch, B. S. in Ed. Wittenberg College Indiana University Math., Science, Physical Education Veldine A. Amstutz, B. A. Lowell K. Shaffer. B. S. Bluffton College Ohio State University Home Economics Miami University Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing 14 Room Ruth Steinle, B. S. Delphi Advisor Mrs. Connie Rosselit Oberlin College Max Kem1edY- B- S- Secretary to Supt Cleveland School of Ohio State University Aft Vocal and Instru- Ohio State University mental Music Art Frank Brinkman, Mrs. Jay Higbea. Lee Pitsenbarger. Janitor School Nurse Engineer 1 Hi xm- 1 'fwiif-Y'n ?? 1? 'mfs 5199 bv- 'w 34 .J .Saab Senior Class Officers President L . Bill Fairfax Vice Pres. -LL . Gary Malin Secretary Li. . . Ethel Mox Treasurer .- - Anna Mae Wills Sgt.-at-Arms L - Ed Lindeman Class Motto Nothing succeeds as Well as success Class Colors Maroon and gray Left to Right: Anna Mae Wills, Gary Malin, Bill Fairfax, Class FIOWGI' Ed Lindeman, Ethel Mox. Lilac Senior Class History On September 2, 1947, the class of Sl stepped into the halls of Jeffer- son as freshmen to begin our High School careers. The class officers were: Vice President, Lazaro Vasquez, Secretary, Nelson Sandersg Treasurer, Bob Knapp, Sgt.-at-arms, Robert McDonald. The majority of the girls joined the G. A. A. and Y-Teens organizations. Several girls were honored by being chosen to work in the library. Ramon Vasquez was honored by receiving his first football letter. Several boys earned their baseball letters. As the next September rolled around we found ourselves anxious and happy to take our seats along with the upper two classes. This year we elected as officers: President, Frank Sheeterg Vice Presidnt, Norman Fairg Secretary, Arlene Schramg Treasurer, Kenneth Metzgerg Sgt.-at-arms, La- zaro Vasquez. Six of the boys were initiated into the D Club. We studied earnestly and were promoted to sophisticated Juniors. After three months vacation, we were more than ready to resume our studies. One of the first tasks the Juniors undertook was the Re-Echo, which reported the news to the High School. Our first class play, Parents Are Like That, was a hilarious comedy and was very well presented. As a theme for the Prom, we chose the Gay Ninetiesf' The murals cleverly portrayed life in this era. Proof of the fact that we were in school for some hard study was shown when five members of our class were elected to the National Honor Society. The class offi- cers were: President, Neil Jettinghoffg Vice President, Bob McDonaldg Secretary, Ed Lin- demang Treasurer, Jack Swickg Sgt.-at-arms, . Bill Wills. h d H I Enterinf our fourt an na year we . .. . ,,,,, were immediately rushed with activities. The Bob Baxter Delphi Staff was appointed, and work was sf started in earnest. One of the high points of pgs? .3 the fall was the Y-Teen Dance which we all , Eye enjoyed. May 18 brought about the comedy i ' N 1 S presentation of January Thaw , the class play. I if The Seniors were graciously entertained by the p Juniors on April 27 by a banquet and dance. Senior Day brought the recognition and reward sX..i 1 N for the long hours and hard work we had done f J in Delphos High School. With the coming of I 1 N A Baccalaureate and Commencement, we closed 2 . our books and bid farewell to Delphos High School. 18 l Eleanor Briggs Betty Butler Suzanne DeWeese William Fairfax Edna Buettner Patricia Carmean Norman Fair John Feathers 'K-nf alan! X , . 5 '32 Robert Fought 4 'WSL mr- ? Rlchard Hzegel Robert Hohenbrink Rita Friend Margaret Hilvers xx, isx, Donald Jacomet Nell Jettmghoff Robert Knapp reef! 'Qur- me Melvm Johnson Robert McDonald Ed. Lxndeman Gary Malin Kenneth Metzger Lula Mullen Mae Mlller Ethel Mox L2-ff Ann Myers Norman Rice Arlene Schram Carol Powell Nelson Sanders Rita Shaw 1' -sql Franklm Sheeter Mary Sterling J ack Swick Lazaro Vasquez Ramon Vasquez Darlene Wells Anna Mae Wills Charles Violet William Wilcox Melvin Wreede Prophecy Tonight is the last night of waiting. Tonight is the time to make my escape. In the distance I hear a faint sound. As it approaches I can see the form of a helicopter and guiding the machine is one of my former classmates. Lula Mullen, This is the first time in 10 years that I have either seen or expected an escape from my lonely dungeon. I rushed to the top of the stairs. climbed to the roof, and waved my arms with great excitement. The little ladder was let down and I immediately climbed into the helicopter. To my surprise Patty Carmean and Margaret Hilvers were sitting beside Lula. I asked them where they were going to take me and they said to visit my classmates of '51 in Delphos, Ohio, U. S. A. As We neared the helicopter station. which was lo- cated on the roof of Bob MacDonald's famous Italian restaauarant. I noticed Kenny Metzger who was now a pilot. and his Air Hostess-Carol Powell. tak- ing off for Africa. Their special guests were Ethel Mox, Gary Malin, and Bob Knapp who were going to test their Z- Bomb. I descended from the global apparatus and cautiously made my way to the edge of the roof. Peeking very timidly over the roof, for tear that I might be discovered, I noticed Chief ot Police Bob Hohenbrink and Dick Hiegel, the mayor. taking their afternoon stroll 3. S . 3 ,Q ' L .,.w....... N --. K . . fu X af J .1 4 , , ,J Y K 'Im 5 4 ff-was-av ,Q 5 I X., V , a ,I V J 2 453 s ? 4 53 H, .ew W Q' 3 fs ,Q if 'X gw S ll ' 5 33, 5. pr 5 V K I X W' '40 g A 'U W I 4,1 Ai' ' Vim lx , i, xy ,Q 1 f M . .W ' , - 3 g f in A A Ji l. Q A. Q' 93 f . an T52 , 3 1 535322 Wtilggqiag Q Qlglw-5-ng 9 M5533 f so W A ,. 1 . ,- , Ui. it , 4 1 W .,, ,asa Baccalaureate Program Processional- War March of the Priests vr --- --,-Mendelssohn Invocation as-an as ..va.....wa . .,a, -----The Rev. Arthur M. Hughes O Blessed Saviour of the World -A Cappella Choir---- ---- Farrant Scripture Reading ---- ee.,...re,. --.- The Reverend J. G. E. Mittermaier Lord of Hosts -A Cappella Choir ------ ee.., Wenner Sermon ---- ..,, The Reverend J. G. E. Mittermaier Benediction.---- S... The Reverend Ralph Wolford Commencement Program Processional- Triumphal March from Aida --A ------- - --- Verdi Invocation- .TT. --L-The Reverend Clayton Strawser Alma Mater ..WT..T. -- T... -Boys' Ensemble Introduction of the Speaker .,.. .--- Robert H. Christy Address -- - -----Grove Patterson Absent ,----- -.--- Girls' Ensemble Presentation of Class- ir.. ----Lawrence E. Schmidt Presentation of Diplomas Y... --- Edwin Williams Benediction .-.- ---. . -The Reverend Clarence R. Miller Recessional ---, ..--.-..--- ..-- T h e Class of 1951 27 Senior Directory Robert Baxter. Bob General: Varsity D Club 45 Football 1, 45 Letter 45 Chorus 15 Delphi 4. Eleanor Briggs. Red General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Letter 35 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Re-Echo 35 Delphi 45 January Thaw , 4. Edna Arlene Buettner. Eddie Commercial: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Re-Echo 3. Betty Jean Butler Commerial: G. A. A. 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Delphi, 4. Patricia Carmean. Pat General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Re-Echo 35 Delphi 45 Home- coming Attendant 4. Suzanne DeWeese. Suzy Classical: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Letter 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Chair- man 35 Vice President 45 Library l, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Social Chairman 45 Scholarship Letter 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Letter 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Parents Are Like That 35 Re-Echo Co-Editor 35 Delphi Co-Editor 45 Senior Scholarship Test 45 January Thaw 4. Norman Fair. Chick General: Vice President 25 Science Club 3, 45 Football Manager 1, 25 Basketball 35 Delphi 4. William E. Fairfax. Slim Classical: Akron Ellet 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Boys' Quartet 15 Jefferson High School 3, 45 President 45 Varsity D Club 3, 45 Football Manager 35 Letter 35 Choir 45 Delphi Lay-Out Editor 45 January Thaw 4. John Feathers. Fuzz General: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 2, 3, 4. Rita Friend Commercial: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Delphi 4. Robert Fought. Bob General: Science Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 35 Football 1, 35 Delphi Business Manager 45 January Thaw 4. Richard Hiegel. Dick General. Margaret Lee Lenore Hilvers. Maggie General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Re-Echo 35 Delphi 4. Robert A. Hohenbrink. Cur1y General: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Delphi 4. Don Jacomet. Jake General: Varsity D Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 4, Letter 45 Basketball 1, 3, 4, Letter 45 Baseball 1, 3, Letter 1, 3, 54 Chorus 15 J anu- ary Thaw, 4. Neil Jettinghoff. Jett General: President 35 Varsity D Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 3, 45 Basketball Manager 1, 35 Band 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 45 January Thaw, 4. Melvin Johnson. Me1 General: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Delphi 4. Robert F. Knapp. Sonny Classical: Treasurer 15 Varsity D Club5 Secretary 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 President 45 Scholarship Letter 35 Senior Scholarship Test 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Let- ter 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Letter 35 Re-Echo 35 Delphi Lay-out Editor 45 January Thaw ,4. Edwin Lindeman. Ed General: Secretary 35 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Base- ball 15 Letter 15 Basketball 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4. Gary Malin Classical: Frankfort High School, Frank- fort, Indiana 15 Latin Award 15 Jefferson High School 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Science Club 3, 45 Student Council 35 Base- ball 25 Parents Are Like That 3. Robert MacDonald, Mac General: Vice President 35 Varsity D Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Choir 1, 25 Parents Are Like That 35 Delphi 45 Honorary Football Captain 4. Kenneth Metzger General: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1. Mae Miller. Mazie General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Library 1, 2, 3, 45 Parents Ae Like That 35 Re-Echo 35 Delphi 45 Office 45 January Thaw 4. Senior Directory Ethel Mox Classical: Secretary 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Y- Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 3, President 4, Li- Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Scholarship Letter 3, Science Club 4, Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Letter 3, Solo and En- semble Contest 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, Parents Are Like That 3, Re-Echo Co-Editor 3, Delphi Co-Editor 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Homecoming Queen 4, January Thaw 4. Lula C. Mullen, Cookie General: Y-Teens 4, Library 3, 4, Science Club 4, Re-Echo 3, Delphi 4. Ann Myers. Ann Commercial: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Re-Echo 3. Carol Powell Commercial: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, Letter 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Scholarship Let- ter 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Letter 3, Band 1, 2, Chair 1, 2, 3, 4 Parents Are Like That 3, Re-Echo Art Editor 3, Delphi Art Editor 4, January Thaw 4. Norman Rice Norm General: Varsity D Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 3. Nelson H. Sanders. Mike General: Secretary 1, Varsity D Club 2 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, Treasurer 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2. 7 Arlene Schram. Schrammie Commercial: Ottoville 1, Jefferson High School 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, G. A. A. 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Li- brary 3, 4, Parents Are Like That 3, Re- Echo 3, Delphi 4, G. A. A. Letter 4. Rita Shaw, Dolly General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Re- Echo 3, Delphi Social Editor 4. Franklin Sheeter Frank General: President 2, Parents Are Like That 3, Re-Echo Business Manager 3, Delphi 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4. Mary Sterling Big Bear General: Y-Teens 4, Science Club 4 Re- Echo 3, Delphi 4. Jack Swick, Swickie General: Treasurer 3, Varsity D Club Vice President 3, Football 1, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3 ,4, Delphi Business Manager 4, January Thaw 4. Lazaro R. Vasquez. Lazzie General: Vice President 1, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Varsity DU Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Science Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Manager 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1. Ramon Vasquez, Rammie General: Varsity D Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, Football 1, 2, 3. Charles Violet. Chazzie General: Varsity D Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Parents Are Like That 3, Delphi Business Manager 4, January Thaw 4, Honorary Basketball Captain 4. William Wilcox Bill General: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Baseball 1. Anna Mae Wills, Annie Commercial: Covington High School 1, 2, Banw 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Jefferson High School 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Reporter 4,Band 3, 4, President 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Parents Are Like That 3, January Thaw 4, G. A. A. Letter 4, Re- Echo 3, Delphi 4, Office 4. Melvin Wreede, Mel General: Student Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Delphi 4. 1952 ,,x'3? 'Q' fr? be ' q....--- gm an he X Q.: 'IB-nr 'Ars .rv-I -' T ,.,,' Q-Rv V 'N Top Bow: Jeannette Alhemeivr, Paul Allemeier, Hill Best, Margaret Bilimek, Ronnie Holi Third Bow: .lim lvam-or, Tum IM-ikman. Marjorie llray, Mary Lou llriu-kemiller, Luis l a Second Bow: Bill Kissell, George Kerns, Bill Kuhorst, llivk Kuhn, Gerald Ladml First Row: .lamb Svhroeiler, .Inari Snurwine, lmnald Strayer, Barbara Sterling, lmrothy Sue' Junior Class Officers President Dick Illiff Vice President rs Tom Deikman Secretaryn r s sMary Lou Druckemiller l Treasurer r r Lee Himmeger Historian Shirley Swick Left to Right: Mary lam lli'ul-lu-milla-r, Lu- llini- iiieger, liivliarml llili' :4l1irl.i-5' Swim-k, Tum lloik- man. 30 Q ,bl l-as ug, swf QQ. A1 non., 3.-K ,rw JUG' p Bow: Carol Holm, Billie .Io Brittinghani, Donald Buckles, Glenna Buzzard, Gordon Carmean, Lester Carpenter, Dean Clzlypool. lird Row: Norma Featliers, Bill lleitzrnzin, Lee Himmeger, Velma Granger, Amelia llittle, Dick Illiff, Toni Johnson cond Bow: lion Link, Bob Mr'Namee, Allen Mclfearin, Elaine Mericle, Mildred Metzgw-r, Rebecca Myrice, Kenny Shaffer rlt Row: Marilyn Swick, Shirley Swick, Patty Lou Tiirter, Winl'r.ed Tenmn. Mary Lou 'l'igner, llarrell Wit-chart, Mary XVes- tervelt. Junior Class History In the year nineteen hundred of fifty, forty-eight members of Jefferson High entered the school as Juniors. Our class Was Well represented in Band, Choir, G. A. A., Y-Teen, Ath- letics ,and Varsity Dil Four members of the class were inducted into the National Honor Society. The Junior-Senior Prom brought the social activities of the year to an end. The theme was 'tMardi Gras . It was made colorful with huge masquerade figures, serpentine, and all the gayety and decorative orna- mentation of a real Mardi Gras. After this the class of flty-two closed their books ending another successful year. -Mary Lou Druckemiller 31 50,Z2h0I7l0lI.2d, 1953 5 4 S S 3 N f 5 il Top Bow: Arlene Allvn, Phyllis Hlyniyer, .lnlin l neman Fourth Row: linger' Briggs, llc-Inn Brinkman, Bryan Third Bow: Ilan Brulnalwr, ii-ita l':u-inf-an. Ronald Second Row: Sally ilienstluergre-r, lierby lfnllas, C Fritz First Row: Gul-dun Gudaknnst, Lavern Gonyea, Hinton Sophomore Class Officers President one r,r,,eeMary Jane Meyers Vice Presidentree rr ee Vern Gonyea Secretaryee ee, ee ree Keith Kiggins Treasurer eer,ee rr .--elim Vandemark Sgt.-At-Armseee ..ee ren Paul Bryan Left to Right: Paul Bryan. Keith Kiggins, Mary .lane Moyers, Laverne Gonyea, James Vande- mark 32 .pvvw vvv 'iffr 4? 'imp-L op Row: Keith Kiggzins, .ludy Kissell, llosemairy Koenig, Shirley ourth Bow: .loan Louth, Samlrii Kay Mucwhinney, Bill Mericle, Miller hird Bow: l':llflll't' Mitteriiiaiier, Ronnie More-o, .Xnn Mox, Millicen econd Row: In-loves lteilmon, Beverly Sliuff-lrlt, George Sterling, mzirk irst Row: lllrm-stine Vasquez, .lo Ann NVQ-lcli, Clifford Wells, Mary Sophomore Supplied with promotion tickets a group of passengers from Freshman Valley boarded the Jefferson High Limited for Sophomore Hill. They were fortified with bunches of dates from History, fragments of Algebra, Home Economics, and English and loaves of Latin. The Engineer, Mr. L. E. Schmidt, handed each a set of rules and regulations to be followed. Miss Wanamaker, Miss Rogers, and Mr. Lorah kept the train moving by feeding the engines brain food. During the trip the boys received recognition by being placed on basketball, football and baseball Luuse, Janice Lewis, .Ioan Lloyd Ronnie Ivhericli-, Mary .lame Meyers, ltolnert I Pederson, Holi l'olim.:', Helen llnhrigg John 'l'livolmlil, Rzirlmra Tigner, .lim Vande- XVreesle, Marilyn Young Class History teams. Some were honored to be taken into the D Club. The girls played basketball and table tennis in G. A. A. In Y-Teens they enjoyed the meetings, and the high spot Was the Winter Wonderland Ball. The Latin class entertained many of the pas- sengers with a program given during Latin Week, While History class entertained with a Pan Ameri- can celebration. Twice during the year as the going got much rougher they recuperated with class parties. -Judy Kissell 33 1954 '35 Qi 1,41 ., we rugs' 5 ds.. ws 'V' asf C,,,,..f Top Bow: Beverly Anspaugh, Dick Berry, Lorene Briggs, Martha Buchanan, Marie Buck Second Bow: Paul Dienstberger, Virginia Eccard, Kent Edwards, Naomi Fought, Edv Fritz Third Bow: Dale Ladd, Joan Lindeman, Donna Marshall, Dick McClure, Dick McFearin First Bow: Denny Stienecker, Franklin Stirn, Mae Stocklin, Gale Strayer, Patricia Str: v O Freshman Class Officers President D .sDDDv..l D D DD .DD DD Ruth Heiss Vice President .D D DDDD -rDD Carol Shaffer Secretary DDDDDD DDDDD . Frankie Jenkins TreasurerDD DDDDDDD DDDDenny Stienecker Historian DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDick Berry Loft to Bight: Deny Stienecker, Frankie Jenkins, Carol Shaffer, Ruth Heiss 34 www. :IFN su. tw 3 6-i 'naw apex 5-V 'Qs--vw Nnuus--' l. Q eta 'vu 51111 ,W -YQ' 'WF' Y-,X U'-or-iii 4 i Ip Bow: Betty Butler, Patty Butler, Peggy Buzzard, Dick Craig, Dick Crede, Carroll Davey, Emilie DeXVeese. xird Bow: Ronald Garber, lionald Hageman, liuth Heiss, Donald Higbea, Donald Hohenbrink, Melvin Hoover, Frankie Jenkins, Janet Kiggins. ncond Bow: .lack Miller, Carl Mox, Larry Patzer, Norma Prine, Carl Richradson, Marna Richardson, Carol Shaffer, Iiuy Sterling. rst Bow: Edward Talboon, Nlargaret Thompson, Shirley Trentman, Frank Vasquez, Patty Yifarren, James Xlfiechart, John VVi1ls, Ha ymnod Zenz. Freshman Class History On September Fifth, Nineteen Hundred Fifty, the class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Four entered the halls of Jefferson High School. The girls were soon active in the G. A. A. and Y-Teens, while the boys took an athletic view. Our freshman team Won the South High basketball tournament and four of our musical classmates went to the State Ensemble contest. We had two class parties and are looking forward to more fun and accomplishments in our sophomore year. Historian Pro tem, Denny Stienecker 35 As Qs ,mam not fifth Row: liugi-r l Marilyn Iluyile-n Fourth low: Mary Iltllllpv, lluiqor M Third Bow: 'l'mn Mi Mi-Ivin Parson, locond Bow: imwwl lint- Rim-li--, 'l'urnniy Ilrlt low: llzulunn: 6 Lqhth, -38. 'CS' Top low: Iv:iI.- Alli-n llli-nstlwrge-r, .lu viltz, Imlv lfaiirfux, Susan Freund, Gt-rry Glaze, Bill , lioln-rt Alli-riimugli, Phyllis Buvkus, 'l'0nimy Bil ni-t lviltz, Johnson, liiiyrnonil Kiggins, Ilvan Lutlil, lioger Lu urivlv. lie-r, Sui- Nlureu, .hiniue Mull.-n, Rust-mary Mullenho Ronnie- Patton. I Puvs-1, llizinu Pitsvnburge-r, Yvonne Polio:-k, .lim Stm-klin. 1 'l'p-main, l'uul 'l'h+-uluilii, Lui-iu Vasque-z, Putty W 36 93? l i 1 ima-k, .limmy Bryan, llurold Clusson, Arthur Cross, Ilianax y Guthrie, Virginia Hull, Gary liarnstor, Li-uh llzxrpster, thi, Uzirulyn heist, Virgil Martin, l'urul 51+-rivie, .lim Mv- ur, .lvunine Niswonger, Donald Ushurn, Robert Osburn, Porter, Larry Prine, Beverly Reed. Glenna R6-nner, .lm-que alllvn, Barbara Wills. Shirley XVolph, John XVr9edG-. ,Sw 5 ,4 'Q wb- an Top Row: Evelyn Allen, Ruth Baer, Margaret Bc-vrman, Harold Bennett, Norma Bilimek, Patsy Bilimek, Richard Buettner, Marilyn Burgess, Armeda Butler, Barbara Cross Fifth Row: 'Fornniy Pross, George Copus, Carol Dienstberger, Addie Eccard, Dessie liddins, Luther ldlling, Rita lfuir, l'z1ul lfeztthers, Tom l 0SIl3llR'ht, Carolyn Fought. Fourth Bow: Marilyn Fought, Betty Foust, Gary Fritz, Joan Good, Sandra Golnyea, George Grandstaff, Martha Guthrie, .Innin- lliegf-l, liawrvnqe Hilvers, .loycolyn Hohenbrink. Third low: Garry Korn, JoAnn Jettinghoff, Marilyn Knapp, Kenneth Ladd, Larry Ladd, David Leeth, Gary Matzen, Shirley Mulntyre, .lack Meeks, Leroy Miller. Second Bow: Marilyn Miller, Ronald Morris, .Tanet Moyer, Martha Mullenhour, Jerry Myers, Nadine Myers, Loretta Ile-ntfro, Kenneth Rice, Clara Rivhardson, James Richardson. Pirlt Bow: Myrna. Iiimer, Charlotte Schlatman, Urban Schlatman, Judy Schmeltzer, Lester Shaffer, Sherry Stienecker, Diane Strayer, Billie .lean Toman, Larry WN'alte-rs, Mary Wells, Carroll VVilhelm. 37 38 I ' m 5 'LEA i I Lf' ? . i , ! l . 5 :4 E 4 . if if i gx 1 5 X s z f 1 2 5 0 0 0 39 Left to Right: Bill llf-itzmun, Suzanne Ileweese, Mary Lou 'l'ig'nor, Carol Powell, Miss Iiogw-1's, Hobs-rt Knapp, Mary I.ou Ilruvkemiller, lflthel Mox, .lim lluncer, Wational Zlonolz, On February 26, the Delphos Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induction. During the impressive ceremony, Jim Dancer, Mary Lou Druckemiller, Bill Heitzman, and Mary Lou Tigner were taken into the Society. The guest speaker was Clarence Specht, superintendent of the Fort Jennings Schools. To become a member, one must fulfill the requisites of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The officers or the organization are: President, Bob Knappg Secretary, Carol Powellg Treasurer, Ethel Moxg Program Chairmana, Suzanne De- Weese. On February 10, four Seniors participated in the Ohio State Scholarship test at Van Wert. They are, left to right, Franklin Sheeter, Ethel Mox, Bob Knapp, Suzanne DeWeese. 40 Kfw' The A Capella Choir has proved to be one of the most active organiza- tions in our school. Under the direction of Max Kennedy, they furnished music for the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. In the spring, they made their annual visits to the various churches throughout the community. On April 14, they participated in the district contest at Ada. For their select number, they sang, Blessed Savior of the World. The required number Was 'AGO Not Far From Me, O Lord. Another important event was the concert which was held on May 11. The officers for the years were: President r, , or r ,,rr Y rNeil Jettinghoff Secretary-Treasurerroner c Kenny Shaffer Librarian rrSuzanne DeWeese Top Bow: Ni-lson Sanders, Huh Knapp, Hill Kissell, Joan Louth Sally lli.enstiner'g:e1', .loam Lloyd, Gordon Gudokunst Jim lmm-er Lee llimmegsger. Third Row: Bill' lfuirlkix, Kvnnv Shaffer, lion Link, llon Buckles, Pyllis Blymyer, Betty Rutlv-r, Mildred M4-izm-r Suzann.e lbeweese, Eunice' Mitternmivr, Marry XVreede, Shirley Swim-lc, Bob McN:nne-e, Norm liic-1-. Second Row: Keith Kifqgins, Neil .lvttim:,'l1off, Vern Gonyea, Mary Lou llruckemiller, Putty Lou 'I'nrter, lfldnu liuptt ner. imrlene XY1-lls, Carol Powell, Billie .Io Rriltinglmm, lion Brubaker, .lay Hinton, .lim Vande-niark, Dunn Clay pool First Bow: llelcn lflrinkmzin, liusuerwiury lf0QIll,'2,', .Xnn Moix, Iloloris lledmon, .Io Ann XYelcl1, Mary lmu 'I'ig'ne-r, lil'-uno! Hriggxs, .Xnnzi Allie XYills, Amelia llittle, Shirley Lnllse, .lufly Kisseli. Top Row: Mr. ltii-inii-ii li:ir'li,i-wk, .Xiivisorg Gary Malin. Mui-ini Ilia-liiirilsiiii, Hairy Sl.erling', V1-limi Gi-iiiig.:w- liiclmril Nli'i'Iiir.- Third Row: 'Ili-len lliilirig, .lmin Lloyil, Vzirol SlmI'l'4-r, lmnnzi Nlursliiill, Virginia I-In-:ir1l. Rl:1i'g:ii'vt 'l'llUHI1lSUll, Nornm I-'i-:lille-rs. Iflthvl Klux, Mary Lou 'l'iL:ni-r, Millivi-nl l'cili-rsoli. In-nny Slie1i,vi'lwi'. cond Bow: luili- laiflil, Ivini lgl'lllIZlkt'I', llvrlwrl lfinlliis, lion lliglwzi, llolu-ri Ifuiiglil, Keith liip.5g'ilis. Bill Kisscl, 1l,i'iaI'gi- Ki-mis. rst Row: l-Iiiiiivv Milli-i'ni:iii-V, l':iily Wairi'--ii, .lim Yzinilviiiairk, Shirley .Xnn llzilisv. .luilitli Kissel, Sully l1lf'IlSllN'I'- ggi-r, ihiiwlim lliiilzikiilisl, Illllll Mull:-n. ' gm. The Science Club, which was organized in 1949, now has an enrollment of thirty-one members. The officers were: President, Sally Dienstbergerg Vice President, Gordon Gudakunstg Secretary, Shirley Lauseg Treasurer, Judy Kisselg and Sergeant-at-arms, Jim VanDemark. Of the three fields of science, photography, chemistrty, and aeronautics, each member chose the one in which he was most interested. Each group sponsored a program, centering the topic around their particular interest. The purpose of this organization is to promote a better understanding of science throughout the school and community and to help students make a practical application of science in their lives. 42 Top Row: John Theobald, Don Jacomet, Norman Rice, Bill Heitzman, VV. J. Koch, Advisor, Bill Fairfax, Iron Bum-kles, Allen Mcifearin Second Bow: Vern Gonyea, Bill Kissell, Neil Jettinghoff, Bob Knapp, Bob Baxter .Tim Dancer, Laszro Vasquez, First Row: .lack Swick, Kenneth Shaffer, Nelson Sanders, Bob Macllonald, Charles Violet, Lee Hilnimeger. ll ll , The Varsity DH Club sponsored many projects during the year. They sold programs at the home football and basketball games to help buy a scoreboard for the stadium. One of the high points of the football season was the team's trip to Columbus where they saw the Ohio State-Wisconsin game. However, the most important event of the year was the home-coming. The student body chose Ethel Mox as queen of 1950 and Pat Carmean and Anna Mae Wills as her attendants. The home-coming was a great success with victory over Elida. The officers were: President, Robert MacDonald, Vice President, Charles Violet, Secretary, Nelson Sandersg Treasurer, Lee Himmeger, Sgt.-at-Arms, Kenny Shaffer. 43 lylli' ' dunaatw' 'n The Girls' Athletic Association, which was organized seventeen years ago has grown steadily ever since. As in past years, they started the year with an unusual and hilarious initiation. The new members chose their big sisters at this time. The members sold refreshments to spectators at football and basketball games. Part of this money was donated to the school for the intercommuni- cation system. Because of the lack of proper facilities, all the school games were played at the Youth Center. In this way they were able to win points for their letters. On April 6 the Athletic Banquet was held to honor all the boys who participated in the sports program throughout the year. During the eve- ning, honors were awarded to those who had earned them. President ,aaa,,l Vice President ma- Secretary --.Ml Treasurer .......ll Social Chairman Advisor ll.. - -W W G. A. A. Officers Arlene Schram . Eleanor Briggs Mildred Metzger -- Shirley Swick ---T Arlene Allen --- Mrs. Stull 44 ui Ds. JC Ei, 'N K w X 1 -vs Iv Q . WHS! X1 1 1 fwmgxxk 1 me ,. -: wk X fl .. W. 5 Nl SNA ..,:-.E:.2': - ' wiv N . as ix Xa K Q' X, x 5 1 5 ..,. l Y 3 Q. Q- M we 5 Q , 5 . X . ,X 1: mv hi K M va YY , Wg 'N W. Q.. 3 s ms' xii GG .21 gf: N937 KX ,!.,, fu? - xy. Q, if kg: , S13 M. F H sf 22 22 2: 3 A Q M 553, . . 52:53 mf. :. S as as Q . 1, Q ,fi mfg' a-Si' if . Q ff:-rs , YQ f Q 5, A, 7 9 X ,N A, ,ix I mg: 5 Q x ,Q QE 1 QQ? Q wg 'I My-ww Q fa SE ii-,ww Wi 'S Ng il. . Q' 5': 'f:j':E:5,: V nf' Qtu, 1 ' . . M KSEAN , . ,, 05,2 'Qu F ..,,. N S V 355' if W if fag sr 4f A 1 41' ' K 'xg W fx 'fi 5, xiffw Band, The band, under the capable direction of Max Kennedy, played an im- portant role in the activities of the school. During the football season, the band was always on hand to provide music and entertainment. With its spectacular half-time performances, the band has proved to be as important an attraction as the game itself. Featuring colored lights, they presented many formations such as a Wind- mill, taxi, banjo, heart, and many others equally unique. Several members participated in the solo and ensemble contest at Lima on March 31. Everyone did their best and returned with satisfactory ratings. Back Bow: .lay Hinton, Dale Ladd, Beverly Anspaugh, Peggy Buzzard, Ann Mox, Barbara Sterling, Patricia Strayer, Norman Rice, Phyllis Blymyer, Carl Mox, Don Buckles.. Third Bow: Beverly Reed, lleah Harpster, Bob Knapp, Nelson Sanders, Ronald Patton, Rita Friend, Eunice Mitter- maier, lion Higbt-a, ln-nny Sttenecker, Keith Kiggins, Mary .lane Meyers, Eddie Fritz, Shirley Lause, Carolyn lliest, Gordon Gundakunst. Socond Bow: .loan Lloyd, Arlene Allen, Anna Mae XVills, Patty XVarren, Emilie lie-Vveese, Biliary .lohnson, Barbara. Wills, Marie Buckles, Billie .lo Brittingham, Sally Ihenstberger, Xvtynne lollotk, Ruth eiss. Bottom Bow: Rosemary Koenig, Barbara Tigner, Helen Brinkman, Delores Redmon, Amelia llittle, Mary Lou Tig- ner, Ann Myers, ldthel Mox, Patty Tarter, Mildred Metzger, Jo Ann XVelch, Susan Freund, .Indy Kissell, Naomi Fo-ught, Mary Wostervelt, Shirley VVolfe. Li Q E Q 4 Q KQ,,N.,w x .A WW: jeawfiifij?i'Q.,r W' f ,, W1 , . f., 4 x . sw v ' -3 Q. . W Y E 7 aw -Qvraw5'f?:filfif X ' , E' f ' ' 4- M x - S. fy U K Q 2 1 f wk., K V' -.Q - A ,W ..:, 1 M . X , - x K Q M. f E E . tl 'ix '1,,xIFES55P?5'r3s Q 1 3 Q A Q fwdi k A 3, 'FE' K 9-A Q, 1 Xg, X wfxffgx fx N x 3 .ciyxiiffi Xt+ ' H Mg? 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Suzanne lWeWeese Mahi Opposite Page Top Standing: Bob Baxter, Bob Mzicllonald, Melvin lVreede Seated: Mary Sterling, Eleanor Briggs, Rita Shaw, Mane Miller Middle Left Standing: Lula Mullen, Anna M W'll- ae 1 s Seated: Arlene Schrain, liar- lene YVel1s Middle Right Bob Fought, Charles Violet, .lack Swick, Dick Hiog,el Bottom Standing: Mi-lvin Johnson, Frank Sheeter, Bob Holien- brink, Neil Jettinghoff, Norman Fair, Don .lacomet Seated: Rita Friend, Betty But- Ler, Margaret Hilvm-rs, Patty Carmean Co-Editors BB eeeeeee,eee B eeeeee Suzanne DeWeese - Ethel Mox Layout Editors eee, BBBBBBB eeeeeiee BBBBB Robert Knapp - Bill Fairfax Business Manager .BBBBBBB, ,,,, .BBBB ,.e,e.,,v B ..... BBBBBB., Robert Fought Assistant Business Managers BBB-.,B -,..v BBBBB Charles Violet - Jack Swick Richard Hiegel Art Editor B WB r BB.-BBB,BBBB BB rB B, zB,B ss.. Carol Powell Assistant Artists z BB Ramon Vasquez - Lazaro Vasquez Social Editor zB eese B ,.lv. zBBBBBBB ,BBBB Rita Shaw Music Dramatics B B B Athletics ,B B A BB B B Class History and Prophecy BB BB B is School Calendar BBBBoB ,A B Sales Manager B o szszs B zzss - -BB , BBB B Eleanor Briggs B B Bob Baxter BB B B Melvin Wreede - B Mary Sterling BBB BB Mae Miller Neil Jettinghoff Salesmen B B B Norman Fair - Bob Hohenbrink Don J acomet - Melvin Johnson Franklin Sheeter - Betty Butler Patty Carmean - Rita Friend Margaret Hilvers Typists BBB BB Anna Mae Wills - Arlene Schram Lula Mullen - Darlene Wells Advisor zBBzBBB B BBBB B BBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBB, B 48 B Miss Steinle H. 5: ..,... I E5 ., if awai- XM .1-.Q if N sf img X Qi K ., M in W Y Xa W 'ik ,S ii ie K m -hx-Q ,gf if ff ...mmm 4 Q , RNS 51 vw A ,xv ,Ai Y N.-1, fff' 2323 , if - ,Mlm gay! iisidfa X W U I 5 Sw v Lg . f A A 1. i,..3.iX .t x 1 . ., N -li z Q is M, K .MQW ..:.5':.j NV ' F MMM 1 K why.: 4, Opposite Page Himmeger, Amelia Hittle Top left: Bill Kissell, Mid Metzger, Lee Top Bight: Mary Westervelt, Jeannette Allemeier, Carol Bohn, Mary Lou Drucke- mi er Bottom Left: Joan Sourwine, Lois Fair, Glenna Buzzard, Don Link, Marjorie Dray, Barbara Sterling Bottom Bight: Billie Jo Brittingham, Shir- ley Swick, Jane Schroeder, Rebecca My- rice, Margaret Bilimek Loft to Bight: Putty Lou Tai-ter, Mr. Strickler, Mary Lou Tigner ficho, Co-Editors -- ----- .... Patty Tarter - Mary Lou Tigner Business Manager s.ows,fwsssssss - ss.s....Y............ -. Lee Hirnmerger Art Editors -- s.svs..s, ----. ..... Amelia Hittle - Mildred Metzger Sports Editor -.i-- rrrr....s..............r.A.....r....,.... -, Bill Kissell Reporters and Typists --------------------- -------- Billie Jo Brittingharn Production .. - .--------.. .r -..---e ee- Mary Lou Druckemiller Jeannette Allemeier Rebecca Myrice Jane Schroder Carol Bohn Mary Westervelt Margaret Bilimek Shirley Swick ------------ -.. Lois Fair Marjorie Dray Glenna Buzzard Joan Sourwine Barbara Sterling AdV1501' ,-,M--,,-,-------- ---------- - ,.- ------------------ MF. StI'iCkleI' 50 x ,.,. .,,... ,xy L -'I i . ,V f .. , 2 Q xx 1 vw! i.. 7 'Ke Q gi S S .-1 up 3 sf Qhsi Q ,. x -, N E . M ii 5 x ' Z, ,Q , ii? Llixksf -... Q X ,JL Top Picture Top Row: Mme Nlill--V. Maury Sl:-l'llll3.Z, llllzl I-'Vis-ml, I':u'I4-m- Wells, li-lun l!uvl1m-l', .Xml Alyl-rs Second Row: Nlm-a.11'v1 Ilulu-rs, Slllilllllw' lla,-XXR-1-sl-, ICIQ-mlm' llrluys, .Nunn Mm- Wills, 4':ll'ul l'UNU'll First Row: Arlvm- S--l11'.lm, Lulu Alullvn. lillil Shaw, l':lll5 l':n'111,4-alll, lzlllvl Klux Third Plcture Top Row: .'Q'2llllH'lll' ,Xllvlmlll-V, Rl:1rgx1r-1 llilimvlx, .Izmv S4-lmrul-All-r, Ill-ln-nw-xl Nl3'1'im-, l'1lillll.t' All-rivlv, Mary lillll lfrllvln-llmilll-1', liilliv .ln lfl'llllIlQ.1ll2llll, Sllll'll'5 Swlvll, Nlzxry XX'vs1vl'- V1-ll Second Row: Nl:11'jm'n- Inwny, Alum' Imu 'Vig- nl-V, YQ-lnm illullngl-V, .Xmf-lm Illlllv, G11-nun lillzxallwl, Luis l :1il', .lmxu Smlrwillv First BOW: li:u'luu':a S14-rlmu. Xlurilyu Swivk, L':1l'ul If-mlm. I':1ll5' lilill 'l'Jll'l,4'l', Alnllllw--l Alvin- L1t'l', Nurnuzx I e-:xllu-rs Second Picture Top Row: Iiiln l':xr1nv:m. l':l'll1'Slllla' Ynsqxn-x, Nlillim-nt I'wl1rs1-u, lil-V..-1'ly Shut'--llll, l!:nrlmr:x 'l'igm-r, llvlvn lilwulimzm. lhvs.-1n:u'y lim-nig, ,Xun Klux Second Bow: lflluuw-A 31111.--r-nmmnvx' .Il-nn I.m1ll1, .llullllu lxlssn-ll, Nlfury XX1w-mlm-, .lu .Xnn Wm-lvll, .Xrll-nv .Xlll'll, Sully lm-lzsll-l-l'g',4-r First Row: Ill-lvn llnhr-ia. lnllllllt' l'vl'lIZ, Sluirlvy .Xml I.:1us--, KlIll'llXll Ytlllllyl, l'l15 llxs iglj'lllXl'l', .lmm l,ln51l Bottom Left Top Row: l':lll'i4'l:x Sll':15',4'l', lllllll ll:-iss. l rn11lxi1- .I4-nknw, Yllllllllil lim-zlml, l!1-V1-rly Allsgmllagll, lin-lly' llllllvr, Nmwlxqu l'l'lllx' Second Row: Slmirll-x 'l'l':'llllll.lll, I-Imilw lm'- Ww-sm-, Marin- lmvlile-5, .I1-nu l.iml'-mum, l'Ill'1Il Slmt'I'v1', M:11'lh:1 I-lu-l1:1l1:n1 First Row: l':1tIy xYil!'l',t'li. Xl1ll'llIl Ilivlmrwl- sun, Nl:u'g:11'a-I 'I'l11m1psu11, Nlllilill Ifmlnglll, l'1-Limb' llllzxuywl, I.mw-ln' lirlgux. Immun Alzlr- shall Boitom Right Stamrlingz liillim- .Io I!1'ullmu:1:m1, Alnrv lmu Ily'll4-In-l111llm'l', Miss lmlw-rvs XX'zm!1:1ll1:1lvAl', lillu-I Klux Seated: In-lurls IL4-dnmn, .Xmlzn Mm- XYills. Maury .lzmnw Nl:-yu-Vs, ,X1'lvm- Sl'lll'Illll, Sllllllllll' lM-XYn-n'ss- K c--4 'U--Jwwf The Y-Teens, formerly known as the Girl Reserves, held their impressive candle-light induction ceremony in September. The club, now under the direction of Miss Wannamaker, was organized in 1926 by the Van Wert YWCA. The annual formal dance, the theme of which was Winter Wonder- land, was held at the Youth Center on November 30. Music was furnished by Don Underwood and his orchestra. During the year monthly meetings were held. At the Christmas party, gifts were collected and distributed among the poor children of Delphos. However the high point of the evening was the arrival of Santa Claus, por- trayed by Mae Miller. In the spring, there was an annual farewell wiener roast for the seniors. At this time, installation of the officers for 1951-52 was held. Y-Teen Officers President 1.r1 -.-r M--. .,.. -.-r-.. .,....r..r.,r. .rr... - - Ethel Mox Vice President r-- .r....1. Suzanne DeWeese Secretary 11.-. .... M ary Lou Druckemiller Treasurer .,.-r r--.-- ...1. Billie Jo Brittingham Program Chairman rr., ...r..., P atty Tarter Social Chairman -rr ..r. Mary Jane Meyers Pianist .....,r.... .r.... A rlene Schram Song Leader .r.. U-. Dolores Redmon Reporter ,..i.. ,.... A nna Mae Wills Advisor ..r,..1..Y...., .1....s...v..,r. ..is..... M i ss Wannamaker M 53 January Thaw CAST Frieda - .....,, ,v..... - E- Mae Miller Herbert Gage .... .... C harles Violet Sarah Gage ..... .A,. A nna Mae Wills Paula Gage .... ..... E leanor Briggs Marge Gage e... .... Suzanne DeWeese Barbara Gage .... ,.... C arol Powell George Husted ,.... Matilda Rockwood --- -V Jack Swick -nr Ethel Mox Jonathan Rockwood .... U--- Bill Fairfax Mr. Loomis ,....... Uncle Walter ..... --, Bob Fought ---W Don Jacomet Matt Rockwood .... ..... . . Bob Knapp Carson ..,r..... .... N eil Jettinghoff Business Manager rrrr r,,.. - ......e,....... - -- Frank Sheeter Assustant Sales Promoter Publicity ....l or Stage Managers Eelectricians ,l.l ---W Stage Properties Wardrobe ll-, Make-up C, - C C Sound Effects -.--. ......... - Director -V ,- .rw ,... Arlene Schram C, ..... H - . Bob Baxter Bob MacDonald Norman Fair - -, .. e,.- Melvin Wreede Ed Lindeman Lazaro Vasquez Bill Hohenbrink Bob Hohenbrink Melvin Johnson ---- rw Edna Buettner John Feathers Nelson Sanders Darlene Wells --, no Betty Butler Lula Muller Margaret Hilvers ---- Patty Carmean Ann Myers Mary Sterling Kenneth Metzger Gary Malin -- ---- Miss Dolores Wanamaker defy, I fnnlm, God be thanked for books, they are the voices of the distant and the dead, and make us heirs of the spiritual life of past agesf' -Channing The Welsh memorial library, established in 1928 furnishes the students of Jefferson Hih School with essential information about our changing World. The library now has a collection of about 3,000 books. The librarians, whose appointments are based on scholarship, character and service, are chosen from the student body. Officers for theyear are: President, Ethel Moxg Vice President, Suzanne DeWeeseg Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Lou Druckemillerg Social Chairman, Arlene Schram. Top Left Picture: Arlene Schram, Suzanne l'JeYVeese Miss Rogers, Ethel Mox, Arlene Allen Top Right Picture: lllunice Mittermaier, JoAnn XYelch, Marilyn Young, Frankie Jenkins Bottom Left Picture: Mary Johnson, Jackie llozelle, Norma I-'eath.ers, Rita Shaw Bottom Right Picture: Margaret Biliniek, Lulu Mullen, Mae Miller, Mary Iiou liruckeniiller Saw ,Mi 'LU s 4 sir-nw x V079 , of GNN XX an 9 K' nk-1 Q ix S X 1 bs - X Q S -G5 f. L lx . a 5 X tx . gg X s X vw 'E' i X Q Q + 'wa k ki 5 fs- A X XX X L i w , , Sw S f ig xiii fxn w . 4 K Q I S Cx X ii 'N 1 XX N . N XX YQ X f 1 A WN TOP - A f Going up 111 the world .A 'hf,iCl1iUSCS in the making V Wl1z1I'S cookiiigiy' Cami you hear them darkies singing? ' Your future is full of studyingu. Middle Yo olde hillbillyn At the C21I'I1iVH1n 4'Ain't we Cute? Proud Freshmen ChCCI'lC21dCI'S.' vs Bottom Another initiation fugitive Rus1iQ roll cull P1'1u111'i11H' for 'Winter Wondorlziml' ' LV H ff: N 'iflctting ready for Sz-ima Ynn1f Yum 'Qs X D 58 5 Jn Mall The Delphos Jefferson Wildcats had another fine year on the gridiron. They ended the season with a total of five Wins and one tie against only 2 losses. They held a Dad's Night, a Mom's Night and a Homecoming Night. All of these added interest to the games. Top ROW: l'uul 'l'hwnlml1l, Iiuyinuml liiggilis, Gary llurpster, Tom Miller, .lim liryann Third Row: liomnhl Hilf.1,l-'IlNlll. Ifhl Fritz, Mm-lvin Hoover, Ilvnny Slienevkvr, lfrimk S14-mis, Ili:-lc M1 I e-ziriu. K4-nt Iflnlwarcls Second Row: l'UilI'll Kun-lx, Gurdon l':u'ni4-ziri, .lohn 'I'lwmvlml1l, Dick Kuhn, .lim imma-r', t':ll'ull lmvej K1-tiny SlmH',c-r First BOW: .lzu-kie Km-h, .lawk Swivk. lloh Knapp, N:-lson Sanders, Hal lillliltllllilll, N4-il .lvtliug'l1nft', llo .I:u'mn+At Se 1950 Football Scores Jefferson r ,, ooooo Y, 6 Columbus Grove Jefferson , We err J rrl8 Hicksville our ,ooo so Jeffersons ,,,o J ,nr rrl3 Forest ss,,oorrr are , Jefferson new ,,rr 13 Spencerville Y Jefferson J ss,,,, JWI3 Shawnee , Jefferson so sr,, ,seem 7 .,4l Elida , J Jefferson , ,,,s esr,31 Pandora on rrsr r o , Jefferson or ,o rssr ,W18 Lafayette ., Top Row: lm-lc x're1l,e, Imnulal Hshurn, lllolwrt Allexllaurlgll, linger Lzuhl. llivk tfxuuig Third Row: .lm-k Miller. Larry lmtzer. linger Br'ig'g4s, John Wills, Paul l7lt'llSlllt'I',2'0l', .lim Wievlmm, Mgr I mn lliulveu cond BOW: Imn Buckles, Allen Mc'l1'e-zxrin, lbick Berry, Paul Allemeier, l':1ul Bryan, Bill Kohurst, Lgxvorn Gmxyeu. .Xss't Umm-I1 l.ur:1h rst Bow: Vlmrles Violet, Bob Maclmnuld, .Iohn FP?llllt'I'S, Bob Baxter, Kenny Metxg'er, Imzurn Vasquez 44 28 H5010 Left: Ed Lindeman Don J acornet Charles Violet John Feathers i Above: Jack Swick Bob Baxter Left: Bob MacDonald Mike Sanders Kenny Shaffer Paul Bryan 62 Right: Don Buckles Allen McFeearin Vern Gonyea John Theobald Above: Bob Knapp Kenny Metzger Right: Lazaro Vasquez Neil Jettinghoff Paul Allemeier Dick Kuhn 63 My ' 48 alL The Wildcats had an extra fine basketball season, winning a total of 16 games and losing only 4. Our boys won the Exempted Village and Parochial Tournament Championship, and went on into district competition only to be beaten in the semi-finals by a strong Ft. Recov- ery five. Exempted Village and K. of C. Parochial Trophy Trophy Top Row: mmm-I1 Iifwh, Il.-1-In-rt lfollus, Mpgr., .Inn Vzimls-inzirk, .Iolm Bra-urn-main, llnnulml Mcriclo, lmh- I,:uhl, Algrx, lhurllmi 4 ull kunsl, Mgr. econd Row: .lux llintmi, l,:1v,m-Vu 4lllllX0'2I, K+-ith Kiggins, Bula McNz11m-1-, l'liffoi'1l We-lls, .lohn 'I'li4-olmlnl, Hill liisse-ll, 1 on 1 . 1 . , -s, Nil Ili-ilxmzin. I,w- Him 1 um in Seated: I':nl1I ,Xlll'lllI'lt'I', .lzu-k Swivk, lmn .lzu-mm-t, 1'llill'lt'H Yiul,4-1, Hola Mzwllmizxlcl, lion Buckle l lm-lx Ku 5 mf? N 7 yt Q QQ M. 4 if S S SST? S .qwuuuivqs Q0 Q..-M... ,Q . yk S-Q g Top Row: Bill Heitzman Charles Violet Bob MacDonald Don Buckles Second Row: Paul Allemeier Don Jacomet Jack Swick Lee Himmeger Bottom Right: Managers, Dal Ladd Gordon Gudakunst Herbert Follas 65 .rpms -:f f - 1 ws Q- x Y Jefferson Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Basketball Scores VARSITY ---- Lima St. Gerard . ---- Ft. Jennings ----.- ---- Wapak. Blume --- ---- Ottoville ------- --,.- Lima Shawnee --- ---- Spencerville ---- Elida ......... ---- Paulding -- ---- Ottoville -------- ---- Delphos St. John's ---- Ottawa Public --- ---- Lima St. John's -- ---- Columbus Grove - 75 83 69 38 '79 48 85 ----72 49 50 86 61 65 49 65 Jefferson .... ........... Jefferson .... ............. Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... J eff erson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Won ...... 16 TOURNAMENT ----45 Delphos St. J ohn's ----66 Hicksville ------- ----58 Paulding -------- 69 Paulding ..... 49 Ft. Recovery .... Lost . ..... 4 RESERVE ----26 Lima St. Gerard - ----51 Ridge ........ -,- ----38 Ft. Jennings ----- ----36 Wapak. Blume --- ----30 Ottoville ------- ----35 Shawnee ----- ----34 Spencerville -- ----40 Elida ------- Paulding ..... -----42 ----40 Ottoville -------- ---- York ------------ ---- Delphos St. John's Jefferson .... ............. Jefferson .... .............. - Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Jefferson .... Won ...... 13 Lost - ..... 2 FRESHMEN ---- Spencerville ---- ---- Lima Central --- ---- Elida --------- ---- Ottoville ---- ---- Lima South --- ---- Wapak Blume --- ---- Columbus Grove - Jefferson .... ........... Lima Central --- Jefferson .... ............. 26 31 39 47 25 ----39 Lima Central --- 59 50 40 39 51 Lima St. Rose --- Jefferson .... ............... Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson J efferson Jefferson Jefferson Won ...... 9 Won Lost ...... 2 JUNIOR HIGH ----- Spencerville -- ---- Vaughnsville ---- 18 19 ----20 Lima Central --- ----21 Elida ----------- 19 26 1 Wapak. Blume --- Columbus Grove - ---- Lost------5 66 Ridge ........... ' York ...... -.,----- Lima St. John's -- 49 35 ----g0 Ottawa Public --- 4 30 Columbus Grove - Lima St. John's -- Top Bow: .lack Miller, Carroll llavgay, Dick Berry, Dick Credo, Larry Patze-r, Ric-lmril McI o:u'in. Middle Bow: Couch Lorzih, Melvin lloovvr, James XYiec-liart, Frank Vasquez, Nflmliv lfrilz, Carl Mox, Frank Stitrn, Mgr.. llon Highea. Kneeling: Donald 1-lolmnbrink, Denny Sliene-vkor, .lolin XYill:4, Ronald llauenian, Paul llienst- lne-rgr-r, lvivk Craig. Freshman Basketball Junior High Basketball Top Row: Vmwli Lurnh, li-obert Ushurn, .lim Mc-Name-e, Gary Mntzen, .lim Bryan, Mm-lvin Parson, liunzllsl Paitlun, lion Higlrezl, Mgr. Middle Row: Larry Inulfl, Gary llarpster, llzirolil Bennett, Tum Miller, Tom lfosnauiglit, Leroy Miller, Bill Guthrie-. Kneeling: Lester Slmffer, Lawrence llilvers, Gary Fritz, Gary Korn, liaymond Kiggins, l'uul 'l'lilvulmlsl, Lutlia-fr Filling, 1 i 2' B, Q 8 l fu- 1 in ,rpg ' 1 , W..- ,,..., ,M eff! Freshmen Tournament Trophy 67 Standing: Coach Koch, Laverne Gonyea, Bob Poling, Lee Himmeger, Keith Kiggins, Bill Heitzmun, Gene Best, Bob Foust, David Ridenour, Ro4g.er Briggs, Coach Lorah. Bittinf: Lzisazro Vasquez, Bob Knapp, Charles Violet, Melvin .1ohnson, Joe Martin, Don .Im-omet, Jack Swick, Earl Himmegor, Ramon Vasquez, Mascot Jackie Koch, Manager J6'a4.QlwdL Dick Craig. Jefferson B-B .... --- .,.. 1 Ft. Jennings .eAA,.e...e,,- --- .--- 2 Jeiferson ce...,....eee. ----24 St. Gerard ...e,,.. B.-------B-B- ---- 13 Jefferson--M ,,,eee,.. B- .... 6 Spencerville --- eeee --,-------BB-- B- 5 Jefferson- eecee... .B .eeeeecc 0 Van Wert ,.......,. B --BB--B ----- 5 Jefferson- ------------...-. 6 Lima South Reserve ------- B---BB-- 6 Jefferson - -..---.-- ---- --B13 St. Gerard ---- ----- ------- -----B 8 Jefferson ----.---. ----- B ---- 6 Lima South B ----------- ---- - -- -9 TOURNAMENT Exempted Village - Parochial Schools J efferson B -- -B- ------ -B ----- 5 Hicksville ---. ----.....------- ----- 4 District Jefferson-----B--W BBB, BB -----. -22 Minster B- .-----........... -------- 15 Jefferson - ------- - --------- 12 Wren ---- -----....------- - B- ------ 13 68 Shirley Swick Suzanne DeWeese Carol Powell Billie Jo Brittingham uw I rim, 41451 ,gy if f 'X bf-J ADVERTISING We extend our thanks to our Advertisers. THE NEW DELPNDS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Betty Jane Shop Kurtz Sohio Service 0 o r n e r Atlas Tires and Batteries H a r d w a r e Battery Recharging Tire Repairing Main and Fifth - - - 7761 Compliments n 'Y 4 Lion Clothing The Peoples National Bank , QF .... 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Packers of Fancy Canned Foods Delphos - - Ohio AIexander's Household Appliances Kelvinator - Tappan - Thor - Coleman !,,14,.f'Jl41 Coleman Oil Burners 305 North Main St. Phone ------ 2-1781 Westrich Store Compliments of Tony's Taxi Phone - - 2-2221 Gladen - Stager Furniture - - - Appliances I Gifts - - - Housewares Coal and Supplies, Inc S.-W. Paint Products 205 North Main Street Q- 2.1761 1- Compliments Compliments of of Myers Cleaners Ddenwellers -- AND - Furriers Glothing Store Sander's Texaco Service Compliments of George Wannemacher Company Fifth and State Streets Farm Operating Equipment Battery and Ignition Service and Phone - - 2-4591 Refrigeration ALSPAIIGII BDIIY SHOP Auto Body Working Auto Painting PHONE 8291 - - DELPHOS. 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BOB'S RESTAURANT Just Good Food Delphos Food Locker Slaughtering - - Processing Curing For Locker or Home Freezers Delphos, Ohio Phone 8421 Compliments of Delphos Woodworking Co Store and Bar Fixtures 610 East Seventh St. - 8911 - City Paint and Supply Chi-Namel Winkler Paints Stokers Burial Vaults Concrete Building Blocks Material Phone 2-3291 Homer Pollock -- Auctioneer - Real Estate Office-310 N. Canal St. Phone 85ll Res.: 3 miles west and IM miles north of Delphos, Ohio GdLkdPpty tthCI f51 THE IIELPHUS GRAIN MID SUYA PRODUCTS GDMPMIY IIAIIEY'S GARAGE gil: 551904 1,130 LIIIE Q ' ' ' mfevxc' Electrical and Carburetor Service OLDSMOBILE PARTS AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL AUTO-LITE SERVICE DELCO BATTERES ---- MOTOR TUNE UP SPEEDOMETER SERVICE AUTO KEYS --------- DOOR LOCKS AUTO-LITE OFFICIAL SALES 81 SERVICE? cial Service Sta- tions are fully equipped ELECTRIC plete service on start'np 1 Am EIDE! 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