Marengo High School - Review Yearbook (Marengo, OH)

 - Class of 1952

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First Row: Allen Misel, Patsy Simmons, Nancy Langlas, Carl Meyer, Mr. Ask fhomeroom teacher, . Second Row: Charles Merritt, Jeannette Maas, Colleen Lindsay, Connie McGivern, Betty Wolter, Norman Schumacher. Third Row: Roy Schumacher Mantz, Joanne Lacher, Fourth Row: Dean Ward,Rita Tompkins, John Sperry. , Betty Slaymaker, Cynthia Wadden, Shirlee Marvin Slaymaker. Sheda, Jerry Naughton, Noel Leitzman, Alice Ed Houser--I'm just a good Gary JaC0bi--I'm out for a scout--Boy Scout, that is. good time. Richard Jacobs--I know a lot, but I just can't think of it now. Lois Jacoby--Is she as quiet as she looks? Yes! Dwight Jasmann--I'm a woman hater, the Bible says 'Love thine enemies.' Burnetta Johnson--This brown-haired girl comes from Kozta's lively town Bob Knock--Password NC-L2,W I love you. JoAnne Lacher--I'd like to know how to get more sleep. Nancy Langlas--Angels are perfect but I am a girl. Noel Leitzman--The quiet dog is the one that bears watching. Colleen Lindsay--No, indeed I will never be an old maid. ' Jeannette Maas--She lifted her eyes and sweetly blushed. Shirlee Mantz--Life is like a game of basketball and time out for Loren Connie McGivern--I just haven't the heart to be a man hater. Charles Merritt--He stoops for nothing but the door. Carl Meyer--He would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Allen Misel--Keeping a love affair dark is no light matter. Jerry Naughton--Work--it fascinates me--I can look at it for hours. Norman Schumacher--Guys like me happen in the best of families. Roy Schumacher--Oh this learning, what a trial it is. Rita Sheda--I'm good at telling the twins apart. Patsy Simmons--Small, but oh my! Betty Slaymaker--Quite a bombshell. Marvin Slaymaker--A little knowledge is a dangerous thing to me. John Sperry--Just call me legs--u-la-la Grable. Alice Tompkins--The more I see of men the better I like my dog. Cynthia Wadden--I'm here in body but my heart is in Oklahoma. Dean Ward--He comes from the farm and does no harm. Betty Wolter--You can manufacture red hair, but blonde hair just comes. This page and two additional pages sponsored by Dr. G. W. Howe, Dr. R. B. Galbraith, F. D. Eby .Qg.. O O A , '1

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SOPAOHZOTE Ufhu First Row: Ruth Bullard, Burnetta Johnson, Lois Jacoby, Char horn, Laurel Haas, Marvin Bigbee. Second Row: Sylvia Beer, Dorothy Cramblit, Donna Bischoff, Hamen, Joanne Disterhoft, Kay Gleason. Third Row: Gary Jacobi, Richard Jacobs,Gene Buswell, Richard Dwight Jasmann. les Eich- Eleanor Hawkins, Fourth Row: Miss Gilmore Chomeroom teacherl, Bob Knock, Ed Houser,Dick Guehrn, Orlo Eimen, Rolyn Baack. SOPHOMORE HISTORY We working various J. Maas D. Cramblit. Football--M. Bigbee, C. Eichhorn, O. Eimen, R. E. Houser,R. Knock,C. Merritt,A. Misel,J. Naughton,J. Sperry, fManager7.Basketball--R. Sheda, S. Mantz, J. Disterhoft, R. B. Knock, J. Sperry,A. Misel,R. Guehrn,J. Naughton,L. Haas,C. Twenty-three of us participate in vocal music groups. Our cl cers are: President,R. BaackgVice-Pres.,M. BigbeegSec.-Treas. Student Council, L. Haas, C. McGivern. . are really proud of our class. We have looked forward and are for top spot in the high school. Those participating in the activities are: Band--D. Jasmann, N. Schumacher , B. Wolter, N. Lang-las, K. Gleason, J. Disterhoft, 15. SUPHOMORE SECRETS S. Beer, Simmons, Guehrn, C. Meyer Bullard, Merritt. ass offi- ,S. Beer, Rolyn Baack--They look at him and sigh and look and sigh again. Sylvia Beer--Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. Marvin Bigbee--My favorite saying--'She cried.' Donna Bischoff--Boys delight me not--I'm here to study. Ruth Bullard--They say nredheads' are dangerous. Hum-m. Gene Buswell--Small, but not too small to be noticed. Dorothy Cramblit--I'm for high things, high notes on the sax athletes. Joanne Disterhoft--South Amana is my town. Charles Eichhorn--Just love holding up lockers. and tall Orlo Eimen--The world knows nothing of its greatest men and probably never will. Kathleen Gleason--Yellow cars and army uniforms keep me in a Richard Guehrn--Fond of fruit--especially dates. Laurel Haas--A live wire but needs no charging. Eleanor Hamen--It's nice to be natural when you're naturally spin. nice. Richard Hawkins--There are two things I don't want--girls and crutches -Qgl



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Q'ZE5,gl72f-S12 Ufdii First Table: Twyla Gerard,Jo Ann Hartz,Donna Kummer, Phyllis Gleason, Rae Jean Cronbough, Marilyn Knock, Betty Bell. Second Table: Donna Cook,Alyce Hawkins, Sally Be1lamy,Karen Engelbert. Third Table: La Vonne Buswell, Betty Krakow, Dixie Lee Jacobs, Janet Cronbough. Fourth Table: Robert Jacobs, Harold Jacobs, Gene Frederickson, Lorrin Gerard,Orland Knipfer,Ronnie Cronbough,Lauren Denz1er,Da1e Finley. Homeroom Teacher: Miss Smith FRESHMEN HISTORY We had looked forward to being freshmen for ten long years, and finally on August 30, 1951, we succeeded. We have quite a large group in mixed chorus, band, girls' and boys' glee club, G. A. A., F. H. A., and Pep Club. Eleven girls are on the first and second basketball team: Raejean and Rita Sheda, M. Randall, D. Cook, J. Woodward, J. Hartz. K. Engelbert,W. Naughton,E. Kahler,B. Bell, and D. Klein. D. Roggentien and G. Womochil,minor letters. In spite of all the raw eggs, fishworms, crackers and the fun house the night of our initiation party we did en- joy it and had lots of fun. Another highlight of the year was the Hal- loween party that the Junior High gave for us at the K. C. Hall. Our class officers are R. Swift, president: R. Schafbauch, vice-president: P. Gleason, secretary, and J. Hartz, treasurer: J. Rush and R. Swift, student council members. FRESHMEN FLASHES Betty Bell--I love red hair. La Vonne Buswell- Bubble Gum. Sally Bellamy--I sure like my seat in band. Donna Cook--Do you know why a fire-truck is red? Janet Cronbough--Angels are so few. Rae Jean Cronbough--Quiet h charming, nothing alarming. Ronnie Cronbough--I know a lot, but I just can't think of it now. Lauren Denzler and Robert Jacobs--Toni Twins, Aafen Engelbeft--Even tho I'm short, I have high arms--not only in basketball. Dale Finley--Not as quiet as I look. Gene Fredrickson--I like 3 things--football, irls a irls. Lorrin Gerard-- Can anyone sell me some secongzhand efevafor shoes? Twyla Gerard--KGive meg Just one more ohancenfbecause I'ml Undecided.

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