Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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Class History September 1948 marked the beginning of our high school days. Mr. Snode was the class ad- visor. After being properly initiated by the sophomores, we got down to work and elected our class officers: jack Evans, president, john Amato, vice-president, Norma jean Schmucker, secretary, and Linn Rinehart, treasurer. jack Evans was active in basketball. Kay Mann, Helen Henning, Norma jean Schmucker, and Ray Parks landed parts in the all-high school play. During our sophomore year, Mr. Snode and Miss Cordray guided us as advisors. We were getting accustomed to high school life and, as a result, we were more active in clubs and other activities. jack Evans and Tony Pastore received football letters and were on the Sectional and Stark County Co-Championship team. Sue Leh- ner and Helen Henning were successful in de- bate. Kay Mann and Sue Lehner were cast in the all-high school play. janet Spall was se- lected as queen attendant. Our class officers were: president, Norma jean Schmucker, vice- president, Linn Rinehart, secretary, Kay Mann, and treasurer, john Amato. Prom year!! Almost everything we did our junior year was aimed at the prom, our theme being Oriental Gardensf' Class officers in this important year were: president, Norma jean Schmucker, vice-president, Bob McCoy, secre- tary, Kay Mann, and treasurer, Tony Pastore. On the undefeated Stark County Championship team we had five active boys: Jack Evans, john Swanson, Chuck Leach, John Amato, and Tony Pastore. Tony was selected for the All-county dream team. Carolyn Cronin received the Girls' State Award. Sue Lehner and Kay Mann were chosen as cheerleaders, with Helen Drenta and Betty Heim getting the majorette positions. Sue Lehner, Helen Henning, john Amato, and John Swanson were on the varsity debate team that placed third in the county. jack Evans, Sue Lehner, Helen Henning, Kay Mann, and jack Saunders were cast in the high school play. Dorothy Herman was selected as queen attend- ant. C. J. Albrecht and Miss Crum did a com- mendable job as advisors. And now we have come to the end of our road .... Praise goes to Mr. Klay, our patient senior advisor, and to our capable class officers: Norma J. Schmucker, president, Linn Rinehart, vice-president, Kay Mann, secretary, and Helen Henning, treasurer. Eleven boys were awarded football letters and four of these were placed on the County All-Star team: jack Evans, john Amato, Ronald Stinson, and Tony Pastore. Tony also received a second-string berth on the All- Ohio team. Our queen was the lovely Sue Lehner and her attendant was Dorothy Herman. The seniors worked hard on their senior play, en- titled Fixit Incorporated. Helen Henning was named editor-in-chief of the Memoir, and Norma Jean Schmucker was chosen to head the Facet staff .... Thus we have recorded some of the outstanding things done in our short, four-year stay at M. H. S. We are ending our high school days, but shall never end the memories of one of the happiest times of our lives. Page 24

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jzmzors BACK ROW: David Swanson, Ralph Cline, Victor Van Voorhis, Donald Dysle, Robert Darst, Willard Hathaway, Tedd John, Ronald Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Humbert, Kenneth Kreger, Alex Sedon, Roland Weisel, Charles McKee, Charles Riffle, Roy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Charline Puckett, Jo Ann Pepper, Janice Blake, Joan Styer, Daun Christman, Carol Swan- berry, Grace Kemp, Ann Maver, Barbara Sollie, Juanita Kiko, Deloris Crislip. SECOND ROW: Mr. Maurer, Joanne Henkel, Helen Shupe, Shirley Groom, Myrna Mears, Norma Pettinger, Beverly Bentz, Molly Frase, Nancy Lewis, Donna Angione, Shirley Beard, Shirley Poulton, Miss Hull. FIRST ROW: Joan Snyder, David Gibson, Jacqueline Dine, Robert Scheufler, James Senter, Grace Denny Mary Ann Brower, James Vogelgesang, Virginia Chamberlain. , Officers James Senter, president, Robert Scheu- fler, vice-president, Grace Denny, sec- retary, Mary Ann Brower, treasurer. The activities of the junior class got under way when the class president, James Senter, appointed Charles Riffle as candy chairman. Candy and potato chips were sold by the juniors during each noon hour and at the games. Henry Downey, Dave Gibson, Glenn Humbert, and Bill Immel received letters in the pigskin game. Jackie Dine was chosen as queen attendant. Seen at the head of the band were Barbara Sollie as drum majorette and Helen Shupe, Beverly Bentz, and Mary Ann Brower as majorettes. The cheering at the games was led by Myrna Mears and Virginia Chamberlain. Goodbye, juniors, we hope you have all the success in the world. Page 26