Leipsic High School - Le Hi Yearbook (Leipsic, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

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J lla UMC' 0 F F S E T W1 CRAFTSMANSHIP . L E T T E R P R E S S 'rar Qu4 'V P n I N TIN a c , n N .LL gli xx Q - 'fri .tint p pl V , W S E RVIG E g k K , fe g,,,4.g,fs:-ga Sf, I . xi -ijlf A A ,flqfi-f-' ' 'Q' ff' ' .A f-'lfjflg' fit., if c X Largest Producers of Annuals in the State . . . The - rnnmna coumw FOSTORIA, OHIO Phone: 6638 or 6639 Y RUBEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 23 LEIPSIC, OHIO Shreck's Bakery Home of Quality Baked Goods Body and Fender Repairs WHERE QUALITY TELLS and Wrecker Service - Automotive Parts PRICE SELLS PHONE 259R Phone 58 Leipsic Ohio NEW ROYAL RESTAURANT MADSEN CREAMERY GATZKE'S WILLIAMS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LEIPSIC, OHIO IN .APPRECIATION TO ALL WHO HAVE COOPERATED IN MAKING THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE WE-THE SENIOR CLASS THANK You 56 B TLER BROTHER BUYERS OF HAY AND STRAW Loose or Baled WE BUY HAY IN THE FIELD Phone 135 or 288 LEIPSIC OHIO To Be Insured Is To Be Assured C0mDlim9nfS General Home-Owner Insurance Fire - Automobile - Bonds YOUNG'S BARBER SHQP LORTA G. HUNTSMAN and Huntsman Insurance Agency RECREATIQN 109 Liberty Street Leipsic Phone 60 Ohio Across from the Leipsic Gym Compliments of HARRY M. WARD COMPANY SCOTT CARD COMPANY Educational Publications and Equipment 1020 Jefferson Avenue 22 North Walnut Street Defiance Ohio Bryan Ohio JCQAM,-gonna, fvmpanq, MANUFACTURERS, JEWELERS AND STATIONERS 1407-1419 North Avenue INDIANAPOLIS 7 INDIANA 55 Your building needs can be taken care of at one stop With Quality Merchandise Leipsic Lumber Company LEIPSIC, OHIO PHONE 9 The Moorhead Elevator Company Grain Coal Feed Seed PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LSIDSIL Phone 111 Prentls Phone 403R LEIPSIC, OHIO FRAZER TRACTOR SALES FORD FARMING HEADQUARTERS Sales and Service 54 LhIPSIC OHIO Phone 301 LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE VVhatever the occasion, BERGER BROS. 'SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Dealers in Hay, Straw, Coal, and Wool Robert Meyers, Florist Phone 6105 Phone 121 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio MacDONALD LUMBER AND COAL ROZZETTNS COMPANY DRESS AND BEAUTY SHOP First with the Latest Everything to Build Anything All Lines of Beauty Culture PHONE 42 Phone 296 Open Saturday Evenings Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio DANGLER'S GULF SERVICE Lubrication - Batteries - Tires - Tire Repairs - Battery Recharging PHONE 71 Leipsic Ohio Compliments of ROBINSONS AUTO SUPPLY Leipsic Ohio Compliments of PURNELL FUNERAL HOME SHAMA'S SUPER MARKET Call on Us for All Fresh Fruits Complete line M d M. d 'D' P ll Groceries Produce a ge an J me Fresh and Smoked Meats Funeral Directors Phone 112 LEIPSIC Phone 152 1 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohig C. W. FOGLE O. C. THOMPSON CHARLES FOGLE 0'7hnne,:225 LEIPSIC OHIO COMPLINIENTS OF eolo e5 lfmercz ,Mama PHONE 57 LEIPSIC OHIO FARMERS PRODUCE BUYERS OF POULTRY AND EGGS PHONE 151 LEIPSIC OHIO 52 KELLEY INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE AND BONDS 38 Years of Dependable Service PHONE 26 Leipsic Ohio Service to the Community, State, and Nation is the objective of CHARLES J. WAGNER POST 287 American Legion Leipsic Ohio Kelley- Bellman Lumber Company Lumber and Building Supplies Mill and Cabinet W'ork Doors-Sash-C lass I hone 108 Leipsic Ohio Leadmg Photographers in the Midwest H. A. POWELL STUDIOS Photography at Its Best Michigan Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 The Community Telephone Co Leipsic Meat Market Complete Line of Foods Phone 206 Every Day Low Prxees PARKER SALES - SERVICE Phone 50 Lelpslc Ohio THE HOME PAPER OF PUTNAM COUNTY The Leipsic FREE PRESS Serving Leipsic and the Surrounding Community 51 Bulova Elgin Hamilton SHAWBER Watches DIAMGNDS FURNITURE STORE BECKMANS PHONE 116 Ottawa Ohio Leipsic Ohio HERINGHAUS and SON NU - WAY CLEANERS FURNITURE PHUNE 65 We Do Our Own Cleaning Karl Aukeyman, Manager Ottawa Ohio Leipsic Ohio SCHOMAEKER HARDWARE GIFTS DEXTER WASHERS Automatic and Double Tub DINNERWARE Ottawa Ohio L. L. PERRY HARDWARE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 34 Leipsic Ohig WEATHER - SEAL INC. Exclusive Manufacturers of Famous WEATHER-SEAL WINDOWS Combination Storm Sash and Screens Ottawa Ohio so THE OTTAWA IMPLEMENT CO YOUR DEALER IN OTTAWA Home of the Cash Bond Guarantee CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 'aw omo POWERITCT LEIPSIC OHIO Peerless Hatchery For QUALITY CHICKS Ohio and U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed Phone 41 Forrest J. Smith, Owner and Manager LEIPSIC OHIO C. A. HIEGEL AND SON Phones 77 and 78 GRAIN HAY COAL F LOUR STRAW FEED Elevators at Leipsic, Miller City, Oak- wood, Continental, and Delphos. Main Ofiice LEIPSIC OHIO CORKWELLS WITH GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY' MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES OTTAWA OHIO 49 PUTNAM WHITE'S REXALL DRUGS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION R. K. johnson, Manager Phones: Office 1225 Residence 180 SQDA FQUNTAIN . . , h. Ijelpslc 0 lo Candies-Cosmetics Daily Cash Market Hogs Everyday Cattle - Lambs - Veal Friday and Saturday Leipsic Ohio Compliments of KENNETT MURRAY 81 COMPANY Daily Cash Market HOTEL LEFFLER All Livestock Hogs Everyday All Rooms Steam Heated Veal and Lamb Hot and Cold Running Water Phones: Ofiice 803 Residence 2287 ALSO Q , Harold Burk, Manager A Good Place to hat Leipsic, Ohio 'Leipsic Ohio SHOP AND SAVE Compliments of MILLAGER DRUGS AT Walgreen Agency FREY'S Phone 120 West Main Street Ottawa Ohio Ottawa Ohio Compliments of GMEINER'S SHOES J. R. BORGELT P C ' L f Sh S Lumber and Building Supplies umam Ountys arsest oe tore X-Ray Fitting Phone 21911 Phone 22680 . o oh' Ottawa ohio ttawa 'O 48 Gambles Authorized Dealer LEIPSIC HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY GUY FRETWELL PHONE 197 Phone 104 Leipsic Ohio Leipsic Ohio The locker operator in your town can help you get the best result from your home freezer. He can show you why sharp freezing, proper wrapping and packaging is important in maintaining fresh Havor longer in foods stored in home freezers. Your local locker operator welcomes you to his plant and also welcomes the opportunity to explain the various services he has to offer toward helping you live better for less. See him the next time you're in town. CUPP'S LOCKER SERVICE PHONE 75 LEIPSIC OHIO SNYDER SOHIO SERVICE CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS PHONE 4 Main and Commercial Streets GAS - QIL -. FUEL OIL For safer driving and longer mileage Phone let us service your car. Leipsic Ohio Leipsic, Ohio 47 MEYERS ELECTRIC THE EGRY REGISTER COMPANY Business Forms DO IT IN WRITING SINCE 1922 CONTRACTING AND APPLIANCES PHONE 17 Retallers Wholesalers Lelpslc Ohm Manufacturers Phone 16 Lelpslc Ohio HIIVERS JEWELERS DIAMONDS . ELGIN - BULOVA -- WITTNAUER WATCHES SILVERWARI-5 JEWELRY Repair Service Phone 109 Lexpslc Ohio 46 HUB SUPER MARKETS LEIPSIC OTTAWA MCCOMB VIC BEAN VALVOLINE OIL AND GREASE Phone 195 LEIPSIC, OHIO KLENICS Shoes and Clothes for Men and Boys LEIPSIC COLUMBUS GROVE DAVIDSON,S Wallpaper - Paints - Draperies Window Shades - Drapery Hardware Supplies Phone 133 LEIPSIC, OHIO VIC BEAN GARAGE HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE COMPLETE BODY REPAIR Phone 195 LEIPSIC, OHIO THE SPOT RUFF'S 50 to 31.00 Store TO SHUP Gilboa Feed Company CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING FARM SUPPLIES PURINA CHOVNS h 2152 GILBOA, OHIO 0TTAWA FORD SALES PHONE: 22456 OTTAWA OHIO 0. G. MACK LBIPSIC ' Ohio For POWER LAWN MOWERS Briggs and Stratton Engihes Fashions of Distlngtgl For Women and Children TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Phone 180 If we don't have it-it ain t to be had' Belmore Street LBIPSIC Ohio HOWARD'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE SEASON'S LATEST FABRICS AT ALL TIMES Tell Your F rlends About Us Leipsic Ohlo WAGNER FURNITURE C0. PHON F 93 Leipsic Ohio For Prompt and Complete Insurance Servlce C. MONTO0TH PHONE 37 LCIPSIC Ohio 43 Compliments of The Bank of Leipsic Company LEIPSIC, OHIO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon Deposlts Insured 310,000 BILL J 0NES GARAGE PONTIAC INTERNATIONAL SALES 81 SERVICE Phone 68 LEIPSIC OHIO E 1 25 ,,-I1 A ' 'Z' 1 s FRF f J-y is f Af . ,Z ,mM,,,. qv.. ,A ,, . I 'Cf db' 3 .kv A T' T41 Z 'I I lisanlnsuaunfal Bi an-.gust liium muslim linen- asians: liununuuunuu linii l H H11 - lil v .iii gf R it QQ - in H W air' sf., S . ff ' -Ai' A 3 I 4 il 1 f 5 'A ,J 9 A il! 1.TN9'xY: if nz Y ' Q, l ..f 1.. ' x 44 . 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Nov. 1 Football, hayride and weiner roast. The boys learned to dance! Nov. 9 Teachers' meeting at Ottawa. Pandora away. It's a sad night in Leipsic. Nov. 16 Frosh skating party. Sophomore party in the gym. First Viking publication. Nov. 20 Senior turkey supper. Cobble, Cobble! Nov. 21 Thanksgiving assembly. Public speaking class in charge. Nov 22 Thanksgiving Day! Fetch the log chopper, Nellie! Nov 23 First basketball game with Kalida away. We lost. Nov. 27 McComb home. We lost another. Nov. 30 Vaughnsville home. Didn't quite make it. Dec. 3 Grade Cards. Dec. 7 Columbus Grove away. VVho bribed the refs? They 64, We 35. Dec. 14 Pandora-Gilboa away. Lost again. Dec. 15 Senior bake sale. Dec. 18-21 Snowed in! Our prayers are answered! I 1-CQX Eweeg- 21-32923 :MECES Nm '5NN oo ' PENN Dec. 25 Merry Christmas! VVhat another tie? Dec. 27 Band Boosters' Dance. Dec. 28 Alumni game. NOVEMBER OCT QBER SEPTEMBER IUN MON TU! 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Phyllis Butler, Judy llc-nry. Third raw: janirt- Tooman. Carolyn Dirk, Dorothy Shaffer, Om-da Winovcr, Mary l.ou Sclhorst, Anno Fenix-rt, Lowcll Toonian, l'aul Rc-ynolds, Alive Divnu-r, Art Editor: Bottv Lazenhv. ppdfwl, Firxt raw: Barry Ruhcu, Fri-d Kindlc, jim Thornton, lYayu1-Artrossia, Ki-ith Whitt-, Franklin Kindlc, l..irrx Svar- foss. Serum! ruin: Don Russell, Evan David, Dallas Butler, Earnest liiclu-r, Brin- Nvlsou, Tom Wt-avi-r, l.arrx- Hil- lispiv, Bolt Xlilliams. '11, Adhd, First rnw: Barbara Smith, Martha Slaybaugh, Donna Kagy, Fred Kretzinger, Betty Gretwell, Shirley Haughn, l.a Donna 'VYartl, Marjorie l.intlsey, Dorothy Selhorst, Mr. Garster, Director, Second raw: Donna Mae lillerhrock, joyce D'Neil, Mary Bratton, Karolyn Place, Mary Baer, jean llaughn, jenette Recker, Charlene Rickard, Winifretl Utrup, Mary Sielreniek, Shellma Berger. Third row: Darlene ward, Marie lillerhrock, jackie Taylor, joan johnson, Sue Robinson, Marx'l.ou Fralik, janet Donnell, Carolyn Dick, Mary Hammond, joyce Smith, Ronnie Shaffer, Marvin Vl'illiams. Fnurlh row: cildlllllil Snell, Shirley Morris, Ruth Newell, l,ou Ann Todd, jane VVarren, Deloris Reed, Earnest liicher, jerry Meyers, Bonnie Henry, Mary Casteele, llarolfl Zellers, Sara jo Ruff. Fifth row: Doris ohnson, Davicl lluntsman, Clarence Brooks, Eugene Meyers, Kenneth Brecht, Richartl Burner, Philip NYarren, alter McCoy, Sam Mcfloy, Richard Kohls, Bill Becker, Etl Berger, Mark Tawney. '1L6'amL l'i1ifXf rout: juflx' Tawuey, Marcia lluntsman, Paul Meyers, Larry Gillippi, Don Russell, lfreml Davifl, Fharles Kinrlle, Benny' Smith,il ranklin Kintlle. Semnd row: Mr. flarster, Director, Doris Kagy, Marilyn Zeller, Christina foffntan, janet Ratlenhaugh, Paul Stulmer, 'I'ommy XYeaver, Evan Davitl, Keith XYhite. Third rout: Martha Niese, Noreata Berger, Rose Ann Wise, limma jean Wilson, Marilyn Meyers, Mary Brooks, james Myers, Dallas Butler. Chorus A First raw: Mr. Garster, Director, Barbara Smith, La Donna Vlard, Marjorie Lindsey, Dorothy Selhorst, Charlene Rickard, Carolyn Dick, Marjorie Moratt, Virginia Swearingin, Bonnie Butler, Sharon Dillinger, Janet Donnell, Claudia Snell, Mary Ellen llammond, Sue Robinson, Second row: VYinifred lltrup, Ruth Newell, Carol Dietch, Rosemary Alt, Doris Johnson, Deloris Reed, Jackie Taylor, Carol Kretzinger, Laura Cutchell, Margaret Fenbert, Jeanette Recker, Betty Beam, Shirley Haughn, Betty Fretwell. Third row: Bonnie Des- grange, Alice Diemer, Anne Fenbert, Dorothy Shaffer, Jane Warren, Lou Ann Todd, Mary Lou Selhorst, Nancy Lehman, Marie Niese, Shirley Morris, Joyce Smith, Dewilla Brooks, Ann Vlarren, Bonnie llenry, Sara Jo RuFf, Shelba Berger. Fourth row: James Hawk, Franklin Moore, Ronnie Kulhman, Jerry Meyers, Rex Swaninger, Kenny Jones, Bill Recker, Richard Morris, Mark Tawney, lrvin Vl'inkle, Fred Claybaugh, Vic Berger, Lionel Hawkins, Richard Bolman, Don Settlemire, Dick Schweitzer, Glenn Campbell. Fzflh row: Richard Burner, Henry Niese, Richard Kohls, Tom Siebeneck, Kenny Brecht, Toni Wagler, Dick Liehty, Bob Peoples, Junior Kitchen, Philip VYarren, Max Kelley, Harold Otto, Robert Miller, Dave lluntsman, Sam McCoy, Walter McCoy. Chorus B 1'iiVX1f07U.' Mr. Carster, Director, Martha Slaybaugh, Nancy Brooks, Donna Kaey, Loretta llawkins, l-Idith White, Phyllis Butler, Mary Bratton, Anna Mae Ellerbrock, Joyce O'Neal, Karlyn Place. Serum! row: Eugenia Stout, Mary Baer, Jean Haughn, Joanne Keeran, Norma Wagler, Marilyn Bobenmyen, Mary Belle Clark, Mary Claybaugh, Gordia Bennett, Mary Siebeneek, Joanne Peterson. Thirtl rout: Bill Clausen, llarold Zeller. Robert Kreinbrink, Carole Geren, Marilyn Dickey, Marie Niesc, Joanne Johnson, Fred Kretzinger, Ronnie Shafer, Virgil Beam. Chorus C First row: Loretta Corron, Marilyn Zeller, Janet Radenhaugh, Marilyn Butler, Joanna Peach, Florence Swear- ingin, Janet Reed, Barbara Medley, Dale Ward, Benny Smith, Franklin Kindle, Michael Schrieber, Jim Thorton, Keith Vl'hite. Second raw: Emma Jean XYilson, Donna Jean Meyers, Judy Corron, Joyce Shartzer, Norma Jean Clark, Anita Dillon, Bonnie Dickey, Mary Brooks, Bonnie Moratt, Dallas Butler, Evan David, George Kindle, Charles Bennett. Third row: Mr. Garster, Director, Janette Knepper, Beverly Shoemaker, Janice Thorton, Betty Combs, Lucille Artressia. Joetta Buerschen, Kathryn Barber, Jimmy Myers, Bob Hazelton, Duane Brooks, David Peoples, Tom XY:-aver. Fourth raw: Judy Henry, Lois Searfoss, Ruth Stout, Marilyn Meyers, Eileen Alt, Janice Tooman, Carol Lamphier, Clifford Brooks, Ronald Altman. Brice Nelson, Paul Stuber, Ronnie Settlemire. aayft awww Firsl row: Mr. Stites, Coaeh, Marvin Williants, Ernest liicher, Dennis Henry, Larry johnson, Bill Clausen Jim Reynolds Freddie Kretzinger, liolxhy llazelton, Harold Zeller, Ronnie Shaeffer. Second row: Benny Smith, Charles Ktndle Don Russell, Totntny Weaver, Robert llamntond, Gary Shaeffer, Robert Berger. Kenny Mangas, Ronnie Qettlemtre Keith VVhite. Third raw: David Peoples, Howard Medley, Dallas Butler, Paul Stuber, jim Myers, Brice Nelson William Berg George Kindle, livan David. Jr. High Basketball Schedule for 1951-52 VVQ They Gilboa. . . . . .29 17 Glandorf , . . Kalida ....... . . .26 38 Ottawa Par.. . . . . . . Vaughnsville, . . , . .20 32 Deshler. . . . . Col. Grove .... . . ,19 47 Ottawa Pub.. . , . . . Pandora. . , . . .27 23 Continental. . . . . . . -f7f121lL6' VVe They 38 18 35 9 31 40 29 27 19 25 Mary Baer, Marilyn Zeller, Jean Haughn vmnfw QVUM, Don!!-54-lffvv ?Ju..o1 VA-v5 'f BAUW 77501. 90117, A I x.ElPS1c UU Num fowal9'oo-ws.-w LlllAl:flf,LlI'ld izjnama, First row: David Huntsman, Seore Keeper, Fred Russell, Carl Maug, Junior Recd, Philip Warren, Max Kelley, Don Shaf- fer, Robert Miller, Manager. Second row: lrvin Vl'inkle, Bill Warren, Lowell Tooman, Junior Kitchen, Vic Berger, Hill Mangus, Mr. Hartman, Couch. Third f0'1.U.' Bernard Berger, Virgil Beam, Dick Liehly, Sam McCoy, Richard Morris, Fred Claybuugh, jerry Myers, Franklin Moore, Ronnie Kuhlman. Varsity Basketball Schedule for 1951-52 We They Kalida ...., . . . Q42 50 McComb ...... ..,. 3 3 51 Vaughnsville ........ 39 43 Col. Grove. . . .... 35 64 Pan.-Gilboa .,.. ,... 3 7 58 Liberty ..... .... 5 8 37 Ft. Jennings. . . . . . Glandorf .,.. ,. . . Alumni ..i.. . . . 0ttawa'Par .... . . . Miller City. . . .. l-lamler. . . . . .IL . We They 44 60 38 49 46 44 52 51 43 59 57 37 Ottawa Pub.. . . . . . . Deshler ........ .... Continental .... .... Holgate ............ Ottoville ............ Ft. Jennings, Tour. . . Col. Grove, Tour .... Doris johnson, jackie Taylor, Carol Kretzinger We They 60 46 37 47 48 47 50 65 53 46 57 43 55 71 28 Jonfbal Jmm, First row: Vic Berger, Carl Maag, Phil Warren, junior Reed, Lowell Tooman, Don Settlemire, Virgil Beam, Larry Johnson, Fred Kretzinger. Second row: Elmo Stites, Asst. Coach, Irvin Winkle, Bob Miller, Richard Morris, Don Shalfer, Eddie Berger, Fred Claybaugh, Bernard Berger, Harold Zellers, Willis Hart- man, Coach. Third row: Dick Lichty, jerry Meyers, Bill Warren, Fred Russell, Roy Goodwin, Robert Peoples, Billy Mangas, Dennis Henry, Bill Shartzer. Managers: David Huntsman and Max Kelley. gm 7957 Jmflxall. We They Sept 7 Preview, Leipsic vs. Cory- Rawson ............... 0 6 Sept. 14 Leipsic vs. Liberty ........ 20 0 Sept. 21 Leipsic vs Payne ......... 26 13 Sept. 28 Leipsic vs Wayneslield .... 26 0 Oct. 3 Leipsic vs Columbus Grove ................. 6 54 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 26 Nov. 9 Leipsic vs. Paulding. Leipsic vs. North Baltimore ........ Leipsic vs. Hicksville ...... Leipsic vs. Pandora- Gilboa .......... Left to right: Donnie Settle- mire, Co-Captains Lowell Tooman and junior Reed. VVe They 48 12 19 25 6 14 0 12 011166 ,Q f I '1 Q 1 X ff ig, gdxff A ff xx jg CZgKi3jVK S M' '-,Xi Q-f M S rl -E sp Q 44 WV 2 Y ii F .:'!:r:1: ! ' x L? if 15 4 0 gp 4 . '1 xr! mm! xt 9 Q W WH f:GUf6fXWf!f 1i'kfM1fX,,, ff M4 .-, . . 'F , . ..l.,,,, i- ,V Q 1 w.- . Third and Fourth Grades Burk rmu, lejff In righl: Nlrs, liclna lflclmls, litlllic Riga-l, :Xlln-rl l'lilClilL'l', 42.1rm-1.-Mlkins,llnlyl,t-inscm-r,jauncs Spillmlv, l..urry Rigvl, l.cc llim-Iscli, filt'llll.l lin-rgcr, -lvrry NiwlL'1'li1cy'cr. .Uiddlr r0'1z': llwighl Zn-islull, lligluc Altman, jully Snymlcr, Kay llulmnn, Carol Wgml, 'll-r'rv Slmli-i', lla-lon Rupert, l,l'llIilS llmuks, Rulmcrt ll.1l- lmugh. Fmnf mir: Yirginin llmulqs, lnmgi-nc Zcislull, l,illi.m Spitrmlc, Ruth Soltlvlnirv, Shirlcc XY.ml, Ll.lI'Ol Svliullcr, Slmrmu llullvr, IXl.nrylt-iw Usoiilmligli, l'.111y Suv Xilml. 26 Fifth and Sixth Grades Burk muy lrjfl In Vlljjllff Mrs, Nlilflrm-il I.il-lui, GL-nrgc llr:-wks, lilngm-rw :Kli- mgm, llurulliy' ,-Mlkilis, ilvllt' C'l.lrk, Rust' hlzlry Niwlm-run-w-r, xxllllhllll lil-rgvr, juniur Sclmllvr. .llizllllr wwf l'.1ul AIUIIUS. Rulu-rt lim-llsrli, Rulwrl Nlumll, Ri4'll.1rsl llrlmk:-., l,uwr4-m1- llrlmlts, jwhn flnslt-cl, liivlmrfl Xlhklm-, Rul1L'l'lUsvrllhlllgll lfnml ww: lh1.lI'll'll1' Altmmi, llumllix' llivlu-y, Nlnrllm jum- XYilsm1, l'l'ggx' Vlxlllblllilll, ,lurly Mull, lNl.1rySclIlc'mirm-. - ,, l .,, ,SP 5 ,,, ..,' 1, -., First and Second Grades Burk ruw, lqff tn right: Mrs. lilizuln-Ili RCil0I'lJllhll, Phyllis rlltbtblllilll, Char- lullc l.ClllSl'llCI', Kvllll llrnmks, flull Mi-illcx,jmu-jmucs,lL.1rx Slim-nmkcr, .linunyi lim-rgi-r. .llnlrllr -71l'iL'.' flilaylic l'l.lI'l'ilUI', jimmy Smith, Phyllis Zeis- lufl, lJ1mvll.1XX.u'al, Rm lmlmlu ROIIILTH, llillll Uglvslmvc, l r.ml4 Rupc-rl, Ruger .Nlllll.lll. lfnml mum' Nlqrx Si'lllllll'l', -Lum-sliullt-r,S41mlr.il'I.1yll.1ugli, Ruulh Wgml, l'.irulSi'l1micll, llnml Slim-l11.akm-r, Karen Sclixu-llzn-r', ll.mvl4l Amlkixls. Third Grade lfinf ww: ciilfill lllll1Sl.lIl, 1.1-sliv lVlm'- rismm, xlllLlY lll'XK.lI', Xlueullmw Sthlfl-4155, l.lm'l Nlm1Igm11m'l'x', llzmnim' Km-vk. -Llllllxl' l's.ll'llllllg. .N'1'wr1fl 7Il'Il'.' Klism klll'l1'Il llllilc, 'llK'iIL'lll'I', llI'l'llll.l Nlw l'ur'clx, Nl.u'x N. lfrm-Ixu-ll, Slhlfllll R1't'1l,,llIllIllX Rllssn-ll.kllll1l1ly'Gllllspl4'. l'll'.lllC't'S llllllltlll, Rl4'lllll'll 'llllUI1l.l5. Y'l11n1' rmiu' Rfmnil- cxllll, 'l'HlIllllN YHIIIIQ. ll.H'l?.lI'.l lxwvvll, il.1rx Rullwu- ' ' ' n lwrgvr.-I1-.u15l.m1m1,lxulu-rl lx.1ulm.1 . Nunn C .ml, l,IlI1l.l l.. lin-nm'll, lx4xr'm1 ll.u-11 lfnlntll rms: N.nm'x ll.1n1munfI, l,.llrx Nlnrris, 114-Inc lhvill, 1I.lllL'k'll llmmk, ll.ll'I'X Vmnlms, lfilvcll llillfm, l'llilip liruulqs, xll'll'Y ll.llll1l1ll, l,4n'ry' .'Xr'In-ssiu. ,-llu1'11l: Almlx Sllilll. lillflil Smut,llvnnivlllxmmrm,l..1r1'x lllltllllk First Grade lfzrxl rmv: l.cjv.1r1 Slma-rxmkc-r,'jr-fry Ramfs, Qlllllllly Sciln, l'lI'l'Kl4llQ Slillllfill, lIlllIllY xflllgllll, l'.llgt'll1' 5ll.lWllt'I'. .Smi- nml mink' lPi.1m' llruhlmy, Gary lilss, l71.m.x li.uls'u, XX.m4ln XX.lr'n-ll, llvlly' j. :Xllx-n, lfrm-sl ihnlzkv. Thirzl ww: Al.lIll4'S lhnrlxq-x', Klum- A-Xrlrs-mi.u, jul fNlill4'1', Nl.u'y' -Line Vlillklv, llzlrlcm lilgy, Rmmlnl Slum-fla, K.uV YH-.nx'cx', Hrs. l.l'llIll.ill, 'II-.avlu-r'. Alfxm1l.' liar- ll.ll'rl. KH-i1llrr'il1k, llunnim- lcI'l'llIlll'lIIli, Mary livrg, l'l1yllis ilullwvlmlml, lllblllhl Q 4111, xl.lI'll'IlC lmlgy, lJK'lIl1l5 l'LlIAllllIlg. 'Ky Second Grade 1'lI'V.Yf rniv: lfllim- ilwnmlvs, K.nr'Uu Slum- lllJllit'V. fl.1r.1 Nl. imnlms, ,lLlIlll'5 lillIfll1',cllUl'l.l Nlm-rlln-x, llulvlvx lluviml xlllllIllX Zinlg, Cham SXX.lIIlIUQ1'I', .xlftlllllf rmv: jimmy l.m'n-ll, xl.lI'lll.l Ruin-5 l,lIl4lil Nll'flllI'tlX', NUVIII-I sl. Clxllinw fhzry Xlinklv, l'.1IIx' xllbirlllllrlll, Hrs llrunlxs, 'll1'.ll'l1l'l'. Yllllvflf rnw: Nlilllfy Nl.11'lw.nllgl1, l.llHl.l lJ.u'1cl, liurlf lx.1ul- Ilhlll, filmlm lf.1c'lxls-1', lmx-ill l,.lI'lxt'l' 'lll'KlllY lXll'X1'I'S, liulrlrx' Rulwlnramm, Slll cltlllrllll-Ill. Qlffwrlif Nlary Alam' liuvls- l.1ml, l?.n'icl fxllll, N.1m'x' lh'u.1r, l..lI'l'X ll.lllUwli, lilll-llY1'lll,l.lIll' Nvlslm, 5 Fifth Grade Firxt muz' Freddie Kindlc, Kam-n Dos- rzinge, Judy Young, llmvnrd All, Roy lmbody, Gem- lflnsiugcr, l.nrry Suu'- foss, jeffrey Sclirt-ilu-r, Nlyrnn llucr. Second f0'LU.' -lorry Cgiiu, Nlilct' Munr- man, Stewart Smith, C'li.n'lm-s liurncr, Roy Foor, Dick Bnrlmivr',Clvi'.iI1l fmnlvs. Mrs. Stiles, Teacher. 7'l11'r1lrmv.' Rnlwrr Corron, Bobby Built-r, lfrwl :Xrnuld, Eddie Robinson, Stamlvy 'l'.1y'lur, Kay Baker, Wuyne Arlrvssial, jerry Mum'- Donald. Fnurlh row: llcvcrly liucrs- chen, janet Fralick, jack David, john Nelson, janet Barber, llailv llildinc, Edward Hinklc, Janice Hass. Abxer1l.' Mvrilyn llllI'llllIOI1, Mary Stanton. 24 Sixth Grade F1.f.YfV0'll'.' llarry lim-nm-il, lhul Mu-rs, Dolly Cain. llcrriai-nl lll'SgI'ilIlgl', Rust'- mary l.nv4-ll, Slurlvy l'nrkm-r, llnrrx' Rulwn. Sernnd fv'w.' flmrlm-s Kindlm-. William Runes. Slmrfm Slinilvy, Rim HilSlllj1l'l', Doris Kugy, Judith 'liJlN'IH'Y, llunnld l'sill'IlllIlLI. Miss IXl.ip4-I, 'lil'4l4'lll'l', Thinir:1u'.' Marx' Rulln-nlwrgm-r, Suu!! Muorlicaul, Rolla-rt ll:1nnnnnd, judy Kimllc, l.a1rry Gillr-spit-. Nlurvin lluuls- man. lfrcd llaivid. Fnurlh fn-zu: Ruth llntlmrn, cillfli-Bllllll fullnmu, Lilly fomlms, Mellma l:2ll'l'ill'I',fi1ll'3' MvC'lir1ly, liugcne l.nzcnl1y. Alwxrulf Rugt-r lim-ll, -lovcc l'.llI'llllI1LI. Nlxirx' lum-s, XVJIYIIK' Rgiylu, cillll0l'liZ2ll'l1I'lKll1,k H Fourth Grade Fin! row: Pnl liniu, Sylvid Arlrvse-aiu, Carole Tlmrnlnn, lnrry llunnvll, Shur- on Srliociinm-r, lvudn-llc Ynuglin, lli.m:1 Kindlv. Sewnd rms: l.vrvn.ircl fmnlms, Carolyn Newell, Judy Nll'c1llI'IlY Sdn- drn Mzirlmllgli, Rivlmrll Nlaiugus, Cliiirlvs Rt-cd, Roln-ri 1Xrtn-ssin. yillllfll rn'zL'.' Nancy lfolt-y. ja-rry l'l.nlt-u, llnnnld Phsu-r, 'limniuy llmx'4ll'rl, l.ynn -Inlin- srm. 'livd XYQ-givvr, jr-rrp' Hhlf. 1911111111 rms: Augvl li1ll'l1'S,SlllI'lK'f XYl1ilc, lillftll llurt,ji1un1yStuln-r,lJnnn.iNlvllmiglc, Loc lfucklcr, Sandra 'lliy'lul'. .'lll.Y!'7If.' Gerald liucklnnd, Raiyinmnl liurklgunl, Php lis -Innes. Ninth Grade Firxt row: Martha Slaybaugh, Donna Kagy, Naney Brooks, Eugenia Stout, Bill Clausen, llarold Zeller, jim Rey- noltls, lluwayne ljPSj1I'2Illjll', Manforcl Boggs. Second row: Tom Schroeder, lfrerl Kretzinger, l7enni:-1 llenry, Ron- nie Shafer, Marvin NYilliams, Alive Sehuller, Karlyn l'laee, Mary Bratton, Mrs. Foley, Aclyiser. Thin! mum' Anna Mae lillerlvroek, joyee O'Neal, Mary Sielweneek, Phyllis Butler, Marie Nieee, Norbert Sehroerler, Norman Goerltle, Stephen Sehroecler, llarolil Zaehrieh. Fnurlh ww: Norma Wagler, Gorilia Bennett, Marilyn Bobenmyer, jean llaughn, Farole Geren, joanne l'eter- son, Mary B. Clark, Mary Claybaugh, lfrancis Greer, Mary Baer, Virgil lillers broek. Fiflli ww: Keith Butler, Marvin jones, Ronnie Sehroeiler, james Agner, Eugene Meyers. llonalcl Bogarml, Larry johnson, Bernarcl Sehmenk, llaroltl Kreinbrink, liarnest liieher. Absent: Billy Shartzer Seven th Grade Fin! rout: Loretta forron, Marilyn Zeller, jurlith llenry, lfmma jean VYilson, lfranklin Kimlle, lion Russell. Miellael Sehriber, Keith ll hite. .hlfftlild r07L'.' llale lkartl, Benny Smith, Robert Williams, janet Ramlenbaugh, james 'l'hornton, Ronnie Settlemire, janet Reecl, Barbara Meclley, Burl Wartl. Aclyiser. Tlzinl wuz' Ruth Stout, lf lor- enee Swearengin, l.ueille .Xriressia. joyee Sll4ll'lZt'l', Kathryn Barber, Roh- ert Yallanee, joanna l'e.u'h, Tom XY:-aver, Yirgil Moran. Marilyn Butler. l 0urll1rn7v.' Wilbur Ranes, joel ta Buer- schen, William Berg, Ronald Altman, Robert llazelton, flillorzl Brooks, Marilyn Meyers, lfileen Alt, lluane Brooks. Alwxfrzh Shirley Artressia, Dick Butler, Ruth Lehman. Eighth Grade First row: Robert Berger, Kenneth Mangas, Gary Shafer, George Kinrlle. Dallas Butler, Grave Nemire. janette Knepper, Howard Merlley. Second row: Lois Searfoss, Paul Stuber, Davicl Peoples, Betty Combs, llonna Meyers, jucly Corron, janiee Thorn- ton, Mr. A. li. Shiyeley, Aclviser. Third row: lfvan Davirl, Beverly Shoemaker, Norma Clark, Bonnie Moratt, farol Lamphier, Anita Dillon, janiee 'l'oo- man, Charles Bennett. Fourth row: Mary Brooks, Robert Hammoml, james Myers, Briee Nelson, Ceraltl Shoemaker, Bernarcl Berg, jerry Bean, Bonnie Diekey. A1f.venl: Marie Arlkins, Delbert Settlemire, Kenneth Knepper. Robert Vaughn. 23 gllI'li0fL6., and SDPIIDITZDIIQA, First row: jackie Taylor, Sue Robinson, Mary llaminontl, Claudia Snell, -lane XYarren, Ann VK'arren, Philip Harrt-n,T0m Siebeneek, Betty l.on liretwell, l.illlI'.l. l.ee Cutchall, Carole Kretzinger, Mary l,on lfralick, Mr, fltristy, Atlyiser. Second row: Robert Peoples, Virginia Swearingin, Ruth Newell, Shirley Morris, Vic Berger, Dick l.icl1ty, Bernie Berger, Irvin Winkle, Bill Nlangas, joyee Smith, Bonnie Desgrange, Betty Niese. Third nrw: Rosemary lfllerhrock, Rosemary Alt Delores Brinkman, l.on Ann Totlcl, Bill Recker, Fretl Claybangh, George Bass, Bonnie llenry, Carol Dietsclt, Doris fhain- herlain, Sharon Dillinger, Betty Beam. Fourth raw: Donald Becklortl, Kenny Spangler, llenry Niese, junior Kitchen Max Kelley.Richartl Burner, Robert Miller,Carl Klang, Riehartl Morris, Kenneth Breclit, Richartl liolils, lIarol1l0tto Mark Tawney, Absent: john Corron. I 1 Firxl raw: Duane Knhlman, Robert Kreinbrink, Ronnie Kuhlman, Donnie Shaffer, I,aDonna lYarcl, -lutly Dillon, Mar- jorie Lintlsey, lftlith NYhite, Loretta llawkins, Shirley Hilugllll, Mrs. Vkhite, Adviser. Second row: Bonnie Butler, Dorothy Selhorst, l.00llltl Niese, Vyinifretl Utrnp, Shelba Berger, Alice Ranes, Joanna Keeran, Darlene Wartl, Charlene Rikartl, lNlargaret lfenlvert. Third row: Jeanette Recker, Joanne johnson, Nancy Lehman, Marilyn Dickey, Betty l,azt-nlmy, Marilyn Thtnnas, l.nella NYinover, Dewilla Brooks, Doris johnson, Marie Niese. Fourth row: james llawk, flerence Brooks, Mary l.nise liasleel, Deloris Reetl, Alice Diemer, Richartl Bolman, Franklin Moore, Roy Cootlwin, jerry Myers, Virgil Beam. flizffh row: Riellartl Schoenaner, Kenneth jones, Rieharcl Alt, lfcltlie Berger, Rex Swaninger, Sam McCoy, Bill NVarren, Don Barvier, David lluntsman, Fretl Russell. Ahxent: Lou Ann Niese, Norman Hhroetler, Robert Berger, Marilyn Niese, l.aRue follins, Betty llenry. Nr 0 95 iw u K V 'Vg J I I C 5 ' 54:1 N' -77 fi E f5 Q' 5 . X X N' E Jirda, . Q .141-13 ? rf ,.,,,.4g I7 ..- Q K. M5 1. Pat Burner, 2. Glenn Campbell, 3. Dorothy Shaffer. 4. Oneda Winover, 5. Saraljo Ruff, 6. Carolyn Dick, 7. Dick Schweitzer, 8. janet Donnell, 9. Anne Fenhert, 10. Barbara Smith, 11. Mrs. Hartley, 12. LaDonna Berger, 13. Lowell Bass, 14. Marjorie Moratt, 15. VValter McCoy, 16. Mary Lou Selhorst, 17. Frances XYhite, 18. Paul Reynolds. 20 K: . Q . 1 1 J I ' 2 On my way at last! I had just been kicked out of college for the thirteenth time and as a reward, Dad had given me a rocket trip around the world. It had been twenty years since I had graduated from dear old L.H.S. and I was really surprised to find LIONEL HAWKINS piloting the rocket. I talked with him awhile and he said he had won the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery in the war. He also told me JUNIOR REED was in New York City, where he coached football at the Seaside Re- formatory. I found a seat and sitting next to me was JANET DONNELL. She said she was an author and had written two books entitled, How To Be On Time and How To Make Snap Decisions . Our rocket took off and dur- ing the flight she told me that BARBARA SMITH and PAUL REYNOLDS, better known as Smoky and Two Gun , were serving life prison sentences for robbing twenty-six banks. By this time we had reached London. We had a ten hour wait so I decided to go sightseeing. I went to Buckingham Palace and there I saw DON SETTLEMIRE. He had married Princess Margaret and they were living at the palace with Elizabeth and Philip. He said WALTER MCCOY had taken Joe Stalin's place in Russia and had converted the country to a democracy. He also said BERNARD ALT was in prison. It seemed he had been discovered to be a quack scientist. I then had to return to the rocket and we next landed in Paris. I stepped off the rocket while it took on supplies and I saw MARY LOU SELHORST getting off another rocket. She said she had come to Paris to open a men's modeling school. She also told me CAROLYN DICK was a dancer and was in the Belgium Congo teaching the natives the El Fan Tango. I reboarded the plane and I met ONEDA WINOVER, she was on her way to Italy for a rest. It seemed she had been coaching a women's basketball team, but it had -been broken up because three of her star players, FRANCES WHITE, DOROTHY SHAFFER, and ANNE FENBERT had been put in jail for accepting bribes. Then we landed in Rome. We had another five hour wait and I went sightseeing again. I was walking down the street when I saw a sign advertising an American wrestling match between Tumbling TOMMY WAG- LER and Maul'em MARTIN RANESH. I went in, but I had to return to my rocket before I could talk to them. Our next stop was Tokyo. There I saw MARJORIE MORATT and LA DONNA BERGER, they were night club entertainers. La Donna played the piano and Marjorie sang. Because I had to return to my rocket I didn't get to talk to them either. We next landed in Hawaii, where LOWELL BASS and DICK SCHWEITZER were manufactur- ing grass skirts and DOROTHA CRAWFIS and DELORES WILLIAMS modeled them. I was soon on my way again and we next landed in Los Angeles. I talked with GLENN CAMP- BELL and he said he had graduated from U.S.C. fThe University of Southern Comfortl with a Magna Cum Loaded degree. He also told me another classmate had become the President of the United States. LOWELL TOOMAN had finally talked his way into the White House. SARA JO RUF F was also in Washington. She operated a plant which manufactured No Parking Signs . I then flew on to New York City. I met HARRY STOUT and he said he was living in the Bowery and had just been elected King of the Hobos. I had seen all my old classmates and I was very tired from my trip, but I was very, very glad to have found all my classmates leading such successful lives. Vw A. Q, - -We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind and legal age do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament. I, Mary Lou Selhorst, will my bookkeeping book, ruler,l and eraser to any junior who might need them next year. I, Frances White, will my size four shoes to the girl who has the biggest feet in the Junior Class. I, Marjorie Moratt, will my haphazard ability for getting my lessons by neither copying or studying, to next years Viking editor. I, Anne Fenbert, will my ability to get along with people to any Junior. I, Lowell 'I:ooman, will my talkativeness to any shy Junior. I, Glenn Campbell, will my guitar playing ability to Bill Mangas. I, Oneda Winover, will my ability to be captain of girls' intramural basket- ball team to any one who wants it. I, Barbara Smith, will my shortness to anyone who wants it. I, Dorothy Shaffer, will my ability to fix up quarrels to someone in each class. I, Lowell Bass, will my ability to get along with teachers to Tom Siebeneck. I, Tom Wagler, will my bull whip to the teacher of next year's Senior class. I, Dick Schweitzer, will my good eyesight to Lukie Brecht. I, janet Donnell, will my many study hall seats to anyone who doesn't like their own, and my promptness to Ann Warren. i I, Junior Reed, will my power of persuasion to Bernie Berger and my always faithful FiFi to the junior Class. I, Pat Burner, will my ability to keep my desk neat and clean to whoever sits in my seat next year. I, Lionel Hawkins, will my ability to write statements of facts in Mr. White's classes to anyone who needs it. I, Paul Reynolds, will my butch haircuts to Bob Peoples. I, Bernard Alt, will my boldness and curly hair to anyone who is man enough to uphold it. I, Sara jo Ruff, will my No Parking signs to Shirley Morris to use in her alley when Bill Mangas comes. I, Delores Williams, will my broken down study hall seat to any junior who wants it. I, LaDonna Berger, will by bookkeeping book to any Junior who wants it. I, Martin Ranes, will my brilliant remarks to any Junior who would like to peeve the teachers. I, Don Settlemire, will my shyness to Phil Warren. I, Dorotha Crawfis, will Lowell Bass's Hudson to Irvin Winkle. I, Walter McCoy, will my place in the Viking Four to any junior Frank Sinatra. I, Harry Stout, will my ability to pick on my classmates to john Corron. I, Carolyn Dick, will my Father's lectures to any Junior who needs disciplin- ing and my nicknames to Sadie Warren. r .p,. I - C, 'irq Z SL -QA SCHOOL mm m 1. - J 11 fl ' . I I i ll f 'QA .. f fg., H L ' E, L- nancy, fs. N Hi-that's what we said as we crossed the threshold of our Freshman year. Mr. Hartman was our class adviser, and with Lionel Hawkins as President, Reynolds McDougle as Vice- President, Lowell Bass as Treasurer, and janet Donnell as Secretary, we sailed through the year with flying colors. We entered our Sophomore year with heads held high and elected Paul Reynolds as Pres- ident, Lowell Bass as Vice-President, Sara jo Ruff as Treasurer, and Janet Donnell as Secre- tary. We gave a very successful reception for the Freshmen, and came through the year with- out too great a struggle. Bound and determined to make our Junior year bigger and better than the preceding years, we elected Paul Reynolds as President, Lowell Bass as Vice-President, Carolyn Dick as Treas- urer, and Janet Donnell as Secretary. Our goal was to begin earning money for our senior trip, and with Mr. Hartman's assistance we did this by sponsoring a bake sale, magazine drive, selling programs at tournament games, and producing our class play Clementine , Now we are on the last mile of our long jour- ney through school. We chose Paul Reynolds as President, Dick Schweitzer as Vice-President, Barbara Smith as Treasurer, and Dorothy Shaffer as Secretary to guide us through this busy year. We also selected Mrs. Hartley, to whom we owe much of the year's success, to be our class adviser. We had two goals this year: producing a successful school annual, the first in many years, and earning money for our senior trip to New York and Washington. We did this by sponsoring a paper drive, bake sale, concessions, and producing a class play. And now with smiles and tears we are about to say good-bye to L.H.S. but we hold our heads high, because we are proud to say We were the Seniors of 1952 . I7 7770Jt ' IVQX l l . Lowell Tooman Tczlchm-r's Pvt -I ol l it-st 'pf , lu-4119 ' f 1 fl 5 iff Bernard Alt Most Stuclious .51 'fm .LJ to X, M -,I fr: M- A Qyfyflf nm:-fr ru.. K. rr i ALJ. fi, 5 .n f.. I' ,- I ' .L.. ., , N51 , Q . ,,,,g:,. ,..- .' I' V ,fix Ii W if EV' ' . S ,Q .M , Paul Reynolds Bc-St Looking Janet Donnell Glenn Campbell Lzllt' for I':VL'l'ylIllllg' Class Post Most fourtvous Most Popular IZ! .AH ,gniff-7-is ,Q A,- Mew a-.!,- 'J' ' ti jlxilaw' ' SQ! iff' I5 W ,wa f , l x,K - I ti' XX lt. f Junior Reed Dorothy Shaffer Carolyn Dick Bcst Athlvlv B051 Pc-rsonulily Ba-sl lin-sscrl Most Uptomistic 'KWH it - . - rw 1' -'?773 'vxsvu,adrl!CI rr rgfff - l 2 s Q A - ., , ig, an QM-1--QA -V ,. wr. if ' A' X .nw . ,ng igsi. 4 -X- ,..3. r , . ' , 5, 'Q .3 Q if F' ' A R '-S Qi N . wb K A JAMA . g f visiiifl' X X no - - , ... klsjfnyll I xi Q J 5 J 417- ff, f ,T yfxa ! r as A t K my j , - ff . 64 K if .Q ' I X X r A N 3 'R-. ' th 'PI' 'Q A , gs , Q ,N Q X .Y i Oneda Winover Most Pcssimistic I6 Harry Stout Barbara Smith Most Likely to Succeed Most Flirtatious Walter McCoy Best Musician It dn 45 M wsu- 'i fi .MO :N , Q f a ,, x ix if fAV K . 3 kh ' .-,: Q . C il SD 3 , - S 1. - , .L. , 'E it . Dortha Crawfis Delores Williams Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 33 Class President 1, 3: Student Council 23 Treasurer 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, Student Cheerleader 2, 33 'F.H.A. 1. Council 1, Paper Stall 2, 3. ll ' ll PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1951 First row: Mrs. Vera White, Director, Marjorie Moratt, Bertha, Dorothy Shaffer, Ann McNeil, Glenn Campbell, Hank, Barbara Smith, Clementine, janet Donnell, Cathy, Sara Jo Ruff, Mary Kelley. Second row: Carolyn Dick, jane Ann, Lowell Bass, TuB'yg Harry Stout, Peteg Paul Rey- nolds, Gerald Kelley, Dick Schweitzer, Abe, Pat Burner, Miss Pringle. I5 'rise -RQ' Martin Ranes Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Lowell Tooman Football 1 , 3, 43 Basketball 499' 4: 1, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, Football Co-Captain 4g Viking Staff 4. Anne Fenbert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Bernard Alt Chorus 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Dorothy Shaffer Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Junior Class Play 3, Public Speaking Play 35 Office Girl 3. limi fc - ' i mb-ff 'Qt' Q' 'bu 4 CQ 1 , K V i ' ls 3 . X Tom Wagler Chorus 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Track 1, Quartet 4. Mary Lou Selhorst Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4. Dick Schweitzer Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking Play 3, Jr. Play 3, Class Officer 1, 4, LE-HI Staff 4. Barbara Smith Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Ensem- bles 2, 3, Hallowe'en Queen 4. Walter McCoy Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Intramurals 2, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Public Speaking Play, Stage Manager 3, Class Play, Stage Manager 3, Quartet 4. W1 7? . wx Rf Q'- jx, 'wr P 'Y' if I Harry Stout in Baseball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Class Play 3, Public Speaking Play, Stage Manager 3. Sara Jo Ruff Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Viking Reporter 4, Class Officer 2, Class Play 33 Public Speaking Play 35 HaIlowe'en Attendant 4. Junior Reed Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Sports Editor 4. Patricia Ann Burner Chorus 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Viking Assist- ant Editor 4g LE-HI Class Editor 43 Class Play 3, Public Speaking Play 3. Glenn Campbell , Chorus 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, LE-HI Photograph Editor 4: Class Play 3, Public Speaking Play 3. Frances White Chorus 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 4. Donald Settlemire fhorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Oneda Winover Chorus 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 4. Lionel Hawkins fhorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1. Carolyn Dick Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Viking Reporter 49 LE-HI Assistant Editor 43 Class'Officer 3, Class Play 35 Public Speaking Play 3. xii ,N -ws' if W x. l up .K . 1 3--Q ff 1 S7 ' 'lf I' a...i,,- sf lv. . l W ii ef! ,,. 'ca . , i15 2 Ig A if 5 ,? . if .,5 ,W ' 4 Marjorie Moratt Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Viking Editor, Class Play 33 Pub. Speaking Play 3: Librarian 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 3. Paul Reynolds Chorus 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 23 Intramurals 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, Pub. Speaking Play 3, Hallowe'en King 4. Janet Donnell Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, LE-I-II Editor 43 Class Oflicer 1, 2, 33 Class Play 3, Pub. Speaking Play 33 Instru- mental ensemble 2g Vocal ensemble 33 Hallow- e'en Attendant 4. La Donna Berger Chorus 1, 25 Band 1, 2. Lowell Bass Chorus 1, 3, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 33 LE-I-II Art Editor 43 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Class Play 3. ,J I 17 4 I 'Q Q QKWQ' f QX fm f 'DX M M 1 219 Ml X xfjxx 1 X- wmlagwey 'fa-. pv- Mrs. Constance Plassman Mrs. Edna Fields Mrs. Mildred Lichty lst and 2nd Grades 3rcl and 4th Grades 5th and 6th Grades Koala, Bud, Qfzivnfm, I I Mrs. Rikard Mrs. Borck gdl1.Lf0!tA, LEIPSIC AND WEST LEIPSIC M Leo Alt, Gail Crow, Charles Yoakum West Leipsic, Left to right: Oliver Critchet, Harley XVar- ren, Oral Lieb. Donald Fenstemaker -w Richard Keeran, Dwight Newell, Robert C.I'llClll'l. Wim Jean Schroeder 'h. Mr. Christy Mr. Ward Mr. Stites Industrial Arts Science, Math Sciences History Asst. Conch Mrs. Stites Miss Mapel Mrs. Hunter Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Miss White Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Lehman Third Gracie Second Grade First Grade Mr. White Superintendent Chemistry Mrs. White English Mrs. Foley History, English Citizenship, Gcog. 'x Mrs. Garster Mr. Shiveley Principal Mathematics Latin, English, Public Speaking Mr. Garster Mrs. Hartley Music Commercial M ' tri:-Mft Mr. Hartman Mrs. Hall Coach Ph. Ed. Ph. Ed. Home Economics Geography fwurf FN X . PM , J- fi: ' .- ar- f'r::e? ' 1 W 1 X f - gf fx 4 ! QQ Wx jx x X mb, x 7' rf f- 5 X x ,, ff Nm k -ff f 5 4, SA? R' -ft emo ' it I-. First row: Carolyn Dick, Asst. Editor, janet Donnell, Editor: Pat Burner, Class Editor, Mr. J. R. White, Adviser. Second rghw: l.owell Bass, Art Editor: Dick Schweitzer, Business Manager, ll1f1i0f Reed. Sports Elliwr: Glenn Campbell, Photography Editor. .School BDLZILCL ...... I1 S N Left 10 right: Harold Vleavcr, President, George Moorlu-udp Orville Knvllcr, Clerk: Donald Tnwneyi Robert Crow, Vice-President. Mrs. Florence Hartley Mr. J. R. White F ' ,L 7 E the Senior Class of 1952 wish to express our sin- cerest appreciation to Mrs. Hartley who took the responsibility as class adviser for our senior year and to Mr. White, who acting as annual adviser, helped make our annual a success. R.. X A an N ,ix . 35. W K .mb .Y H, pow, V ,,., V Za , 5 7? 5i . Qff ' if gr ,. , 1 I. IVF, flm Senior C'l11x.v, zvixlz In rlezlzkflte tlzix amzzml 10 ,llr. .-I. lf. .S'l11'z'r'lf'-v who we fro! has QIDTFPI 11x .YIlf7U7I'l7f' VQHl.lflIHI'P llzrnugh our ymzrx uf l,fz'fm'r llfqll Srlzfml. 95 . N' 4' .-:W , f my . , ,,k'n,. Q. ,wily bmi. 3' jo g'..ef?' B . A -'-' A if - ' . xx Q J ' K Q ' , ' 1 ,V -, , X 31 w .uf l pil ' A' aa' t I f 'A ,Q , , YIWUTY' l7:.ava.1a Ae ,a..r 5, . .., k 'f'f'Y1x:vf '., '.-Nz: 1 W ' ' A er-ff ' 'Y 'I ' P- f' 59, . 1 .dye ,Qi n . S n . .4-. -v-gf guwg. -- fx.:-', N fg51wfgR'5b't'2.S :zfvg r- - , ng, -g45,H4.3.,,,,-Q1A- 41 F ... 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