Milan High School - Light Yearbook (Milan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1952 volume:

MILAN PUBLIC SCHOOL MILAN. OHIO The Light 1952 l WE DEDICATE THE LIGHT to Mr. N. S. Jones Our Superintendent and Advisor — THE STAFF 2 Hoard of Education • . . Left to right—Mr. Jones, Mrs. Stein, Mr. Wallrabenstein, Mr. Mason, Mr. Kurtz, Mrs. Carlson, Mr. Weagley, County Superintendent, and Mr. Crecelius. H. Neill Mason. President Paul R. Kurtz, Vice President Paul Crecelius Mrs. Gladys Stein Mrs. Adah Carlson J. R. Wallrabenstein, Clerk CLASS of ’52 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES In Our Caps and Gowns • • • Back row — Louis Stuckey, John Burley, Robert Koch Clifford Mills, Russell Stower, Lyle Riehm, Gordon Wadle, Robert Molnar, Lavern Henson. Second row—Donna Stoll, Berniece Weilnau, Mary Lou Rice, Myrtle Downing, Elsie Mortensen, Shir- ley Scheid, Judy Risden, Nancy Sherwood, Zanne Masey. Front row—Glenn Springer, Edelle Treon, Wilma Uther, Leonora Miller, Patricia Russ, Donna Her- mes, Donald Doerner. 5 FACULTY Back row — Edward L. Smith, William H. Leslie, Joseph Steele, Paul A. Eckler, Kenneth Hendricks, Charles Lindecamp, James Furlong. Second row — Mrs. William H. Leslie, Mrs. Fred Lohman, Mrs. Ralph Linsley, Mrs. James Limbird, Mrs. James Lavey, Mrs Pearl Jenner, Mrs Ankrom Front row—Mary L. Speer, Ruth Willis, Mrs. L. H. Schafer, Mrs. Edward White, Neil S. Jones, Arlene Wollin, Charlotte Fruth, Joan Keller. t • • SENIORS 1952 CLASS PRESIDENT DONNA MAE HERMES Vocal music 1,2,3,4 pianist ? 2,3 pianist for instrumental music FHA, 2 secy,3.4 president Cheerleader 1,3-reserve Class president 4 Clrss play, prompter Associate editor 3 Sp ctator editor 4 CLASS OFFICERS President ................................ Donna Flermes Vice President ................................ Pat Russ Secretary-Treasurer ....................... Zanne Masey Social Chairman .......................... Nancy Sherwood Student Council .......... Mary L. Rice. Elsie Mortcnsen Robert Koch Advisor .................._................ Miss Wollin Class Flower—White Carnation Class Colors—Navy Blue and White Class Motto—“Not finished, just begun 64th Coiiiiiieiiciiient Exorcises . . • of MILAN HIGH SCHOOL-May 29, 1952 Overture .............................. School Orchestra Processional .......................... School Orchestra Directed by Edward L. Smith Invocation .......................... Her. R. W. Leach Salutatory ............................... Patricia Russ Valedictory .............................. John Burley This is My Country ....................... School Chorus You’ll Never Walk Alone .................... School Chorus Directed by Ruth L. Willis Commencement Address ................... John W. Barclay Atty.-at-Law, Cleveland. O. Roll of Honor ................................ Neil S. Jones Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas ................ II. Neill Mason President of Board of Education Benediction ................................. Rev. Leach 7 JOHN PICKTHORN BURLEY Vocal music 1,2,3,4 Basketball scorekeeper 3 Student council 2 Basketball 4 Track 4 Class secretary-treasurer 3 Spectator sports editor 3 Spectator senior editor 4 Valedictorian DONNA JEAN STOLL Vocal music 1,2,3.4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Class play, usher JUDITH ANN RISDEN Vocal music 1,2,3,4 Sextette 4 FHA 4 Class play 4 Spectator reporter 1,2 Spectator alumni editor Spectator senior editor Annual editor 4 MYRTLE JEAN DOWNING Vocal music 1,2,3,4 FHA 1 Class play, usher Spectator senior issue 4 LYLE EDWARD RIEHM Vocal music 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Track 4 Class play 4 ELSIE MORTENSEN Vocal music 1,2,3,4 Sextette 4 FHA 1,2,3 Student council 2.3,4 Cheerleader 1-reserve Class play 4 Annual staff 4 Track queen 4 8 ZANNE OTTILIE MASEY Vocal music 1,2,3,4 Instrumental music 1,2 FHA 3,4 Varsity cheerleader 4 Class secretary 4 Spectator circulation mgr, 4 Class play 4 ROBERT EUGENE KOCH Vocal music 1,2,3 FFA 1,2,3.4 Student council 2,3 Student council president Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3 Class play, lights LOUIS STUCKEY. JR Class play, scenery mgr. 4 WILMA JANE UTHER Vocal music 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Class play, usher Spectator, senior issue, grade school reporter SHIRLEY LOUISE SCHEID Vocal music 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Varsity cheerleader 3 Spectator junior issue 3 Spectator senior issue 4 Class play 4 RUSSELL CHARLES STOWER Vocal music 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2 Student council 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Class play, publicity 9 PATRICIA ANN RUSS Vocal music 1,2,3,4 Sextette 4 FHA 1,2,3 Student council 1 Reserve cheerleader 1 Class vice president 3,4 Spectator associate editor 4 School winner DAR contest Salutatorian CLIFFORD PAUL MILLS Vocal music 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class president 1,3 Vice president 2 Class play 4 DONALD EDWARD DOERNER Vocal music 3,4 Instrumental music 1 FFA 1,2,3,4 Student council 1,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Spectator sports editor 4 Annual sports editor 4 Class play 4 NANCY JANE SHERWOOD Vocal music 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3 Cheerleader 4, varsity Class officer ,4 social chm. Class play 4 Spectator staff 4, busi. mgr. MARY LOU RICE Vocal music 1,2,3,4 Student council vice pres. 4 Class secretary-treasurer 1, Class play, tickets 4 Annual, business mgr. 4 GLENN RALPH SPRINGER Vocal music 1,3,4 FFA 1,2 Class play, lights 10 LAVERN ARVIN HENSON Vocal music 1,2,3 FFA 1,2,3,4 Spectator art editor 3 Class play 4 BERN IECE MARIE WEILNAU Vocal music 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Class play, publicity Spectator staff, senior issue LEONORA LOIS MILLER Vocal music 1,2,3 FHA 1 Class play usher 4 GORDON CRAIG WADDLE Vocal music 1,4 FFA 1,2,3,4, treas. 3, pres. Basketball 1,2,4 Track.4 Baseball 1,2,4 Class social chairman 3 President athletic assn. 4 Class play 4 Spectator advertising mgr. 11 ROBERT MOLNAR Vocal music 1,2,3 FFA 1,2,3,4 Class play 4 Track 4 IDA EDELLE TREON Vocal music 1,2,3 FHA 1 Class play usher 4 Sonior Trip to Washington Standing—left to right—Mr. P. A. Eckler, advisor; Edelle Treon, Leonora Miller, Bernice Wcilnau, Mary Lou Rice, Donna Stoll, Judy Risden, Elsie Mortensen, Shirley Scheid, Pat Russ, Wilma Uther, Zanne Masey, Nancy Sherwood, Donna Hermes, Miss Arlene Wollin, advisor. Seated—left to right—John Burley, Glenn Springer, Robert Molnar, Lyle Riehm, Louis Stuckey, Gordon Waddle, Lavern Henson, Clifford Mills, Russell Stower, Donald Doerner, Robert Koch. 12 CLASS PROPHECY • • • While sitting here this evening, my imagination wheels have carried me, like a spirit, ten years into the future. I find myself in a room where several of the Junior boys have assembled. It seems they have joined the Knights of Columbus and they are about to begin their weekly meeting. Just as the meeting is called to order, the door flies open and there stands Gordon Waddle — much embarrassed, but smiling. We are surprised to find that he is just arriving — late, as usual — to the Junior-Senior banquet held ten years ago. The boys, of course, explain to Gordie that he is a bit late. Finding that he is TEN YEARS late, he inquires about his former classmates, as he wishes to see them. This is what the boys are telling him . . . Myrtle Downing was married soon af- ter graduation and is now living with her husband and two children in a small house trailer near Turtle Creek in Milan. Leo- nora Miller is Myrtle’s maid, but is still hoping and working for a married future. Louis Stuckey has replaced Henry Barnes as caretaker of the cemetery, but is not too successful, as there have been many reports that he spends most of his time fishing in the cemetery pond. Donna Stoll has established her own business. This concern is about a half mile from Milan, on Old Plank Road. The name of it is “Donna’s Wrecking.” Her specialty, it is said, is Fords and Buicks which she completely wrecks, personally. Pvt. Bob Koch and former Mary Lou Rice are sharing barracks with Lt. Cliff Mills and the former Zanne Masey. Mary Lou replaced Zanne as the head hash- slinger when Zanne was offered a job as drum majorette in the Army band. At the death of Mrs. Sloane, the late daughter of Thomas Alva Edison, the Edison Birthplace was willed to Wilma Uther because of her fine efficiency as a former hostess. Bernice Weilnau is living in complete bliss and is rolling in money, being the square-dance caller on that favorite radio program, “Grand Ole Opry.” Glen Springer has bought all of Frank Russell’s farms and has become a very successful farmer. Edelle Treon lives near Koch’s and Mills’ barracks as she has become a tank- driver in the Army. Bob Molnar is right guard for the Cleveland Browns. Lavern Henson has the honor of be- ing campaign-manager for Donna Hermes, who is running for the presidency of Wives of America Club. Nancy Sherwood is the Fuller-Brush woman between Cleveland and Detroit. This route is very convenient for Nancy, as it keeps her in close contact with her two husbands, who are kept apart by the distance between the two cities. Lyle Riehm and Mr. Eckler have recent- ly struck it rich, after finally discovering perpetual motion. Shirley Scheid is a dancer for the Bal- let Rouse Dancing Academy in Cleveland. After nine long, but well spent, years in college, John Burley has at last man- aged to acquire the honorable degree of D.D.D. (dirty-ditch-digger). Red-nosed Russ Stower is the chief cider-fermenter for Robertson’s Orchards. Elsie Mortensen is a model for the New York branch of the Powers’ School of Modeling. Judy Risden owns a traveling medicine show. Pat Russ has become an understudy in the finer arts of typing and shorthand under Miss Arlene Wollin. Don Doerner is a happy custodian at the Andrews School for Girls, at Willough- by, where Pat Limbird is teaching retail- ing. The boys have not heard too much in- formation about Barbara LaVine Rospert lately, but the last they heard she was the proud mother of seven lovely children. With this morsel of information, Gordie drives off, resolving never to be late again. 13 CLASS WILL • • • Mr. Superintendent, Friends, Teachers, Fellow Classmates: The Class of 1952, about to die, salutes you! Contrary to the custom in such cases, and loath as are all members of my con- servative profession to establish prece- dents, only at the request of my noble client, Fifty-two, have I called you to- gether, before her death, to hear her will and to receive her gifts. I was persuaded to this action by the unusual circumstances of my client. I dread to tell you, but be calm, the doctor is here ready to revive all fainting ones, but he can’t attend too many. Here is my secret. Keep it well! A consultation of doctors was called together on Friday, May 16, 1952, doctors never known to fail in their prognostica- tions. They have announced that on Thursday, May twenty-ninth, the Class of Fifty-two must pass on. Had I known what a commotion you’d raise, and how badly you would feel, the Superintendent could not have dragged this secret from me. My client wishes me to state that, owing to a lightness in the head, caused by its gradual swelling dur- ing the last four years, and a heaviness in the heart and other organs, caused by thoughts of parting and over-feasting, re- spectively, she may be mistaken in her inventory, but such as she thinks she has, she gives to you, praying that you may not believe that it is only because she can not keep her goods that she is generous. We, the Class of Fifty-two, being about to leave this sphere, in full possession of a sound mind, memory and understanding, do make and publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. And first we do direct that our funeral services shall be conducted by our friends and well-wishers, the faculty, only enjoin- ing that the funeral be carried on with all the dignity and pomp our situation in the high school has merited. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates our own strong arms to give us, we do dispose of the same as follows: Item: We give and bequeath to the faculty, restful nights and peaceful dreams. We promise them a rest from Fifty-two’s posters. No more will we be called to bend our haughty knee, no more will they be pained to refuse. It has been hard to have our fondest wishes thwart- ed: it must have been harder for them to refuse so fair a pleader. They have done their duty, and they have their reward. But oh! how much easier had it been for them and for us if they had said “Yes,” especially to a Junior play. Fifty-two has always been modest and retiring and she does not now want to appear prominent. Item: We give and bequeath to the Junior Class the following advice, accept- ing that which leads them to glory: learn to work if not to win; development comes sooner through bearing failures than suc- cesses. It isn’t fun, but still, look at Fifty- two and be encouraged. Item: The subjoined list will be rec- ognized as entailed estates to which we do declare the Class of Fifty-three the real and rightful successors: 14 1. The Senior seats in the Office, al- though some of the Juniors have had to use them. The seats in the study hall at present are being occupied by Fifty-two, but will soon be vacated. We hope Fifty- three will be as fond of the front row of seats as we have been. Let every member show her gratitude for the gift by being promptly in her seat ench morning. 2. We are in very unusual financial condition, $40.00 in-the-hole. The work, the worry and the glory are now in other hands. 3. We give and bequeath to the Junior Class all such boys as they have, trusting that they may be able to hold firmly to them and steer them firmly next year through the gates of Commencement. The following may seem trifling be- quests, but we hope that they may be ac- cepted, not as worthless things lavishly thrown away because we can no longer keep them, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them, and a continual reminder of the generosity of heart dis- played on our free and full bestowal: 1, Bernice Weilnau, will my ability to get out of class as often as I did to any- one in the Junior Class lucky enough to do it. I, Wilma Uther, will my ability to have such a good time in Washington to Bar- bara Beese and Thalia Shupe. Also my good bookkeeping grades to anyone who needs them. I, Zanne Masey, will my trouble as Class secretary-treasurer to anyone elect- ed to that job, and my typing class trou- bles to Ida Sax. I, John Burley, will my ability to have a good time after my basketball games and my good old Ford, nothing like them, to Don McPeek. I, Clifford Mills, will to JoAnn Stower my ability to get along with Russell, also my Ford to Dorothy Finnen to get back and forth to North Fairfield. I, Leonora Miller, will my ability to keep my head and my soft-spoken manner, to Barbara Keller. I, Myrtle Downing, will my ability to be faithful to Uncle Sam’s boys to Juanita Russ. I, Donald Doerner, will my ability to get along with girls from Andrews to Mike Mcllrath and Bob Ohly. I, Edelle Treon, will my ability to en- joy the evenings as well as the days in Washington to Mabel Morrow and Bev- erly Schnee. I, Lyle Riehm, will my musical ability to Barbara Beese and Richard Gassman, feeling that they need it more than I do. I, Donna Hermes, will to Betty Stoll the ability to get the car only when nec- essary. I, Gordon Waddle, will to Gerald Sei- bcrth the ability to find my way to Berlin Heights and my pitching ability to some Junior boy because they are going to need it. I, Donna Stoll, will to Nancy Riley and Bob Bickley my abiilty to get along with Seniors and Sophomores. I, Bob Koch, will to Richard Smith, my car because it has no rumble seat. I, Pat Russ, will my love for the farm to Darlene Wolverton. I, Louis Stuckey, will my bicycle for Virginia Meyers to get back and forth to North Fairfield. I, Judy Risden, will Marianne Westcott my short hair and my good times in typ- ing class to Marjorie Molnar. I, Glenn Springer, will to Nancy Mel- lon my quiet manner. I, Nancy Sherwood, will my shorthand ability to any Junior who finds he needs it worse than I do. 15 I, Bob Molnar, will a new drug which I completed in Chemistry class that al- lows a person to live without work, to Bill Greer. I, Elsie Mortensen, will my show busi- ness and queenly honors to Shirley Eddy. I, Mary Lou Rice, will my ability to get to school on time to Jim Finnen. I, Russell Stower, will my wonderful memory for poems in English to Jennings Hibbard and my basketball ability to Richard Gassman. I, Lavern Henson, will my public- speaking ability to Vivian Oney. I, Shirley Scheid, will my dancing ability to Richard Smith and to Vivian Oney I will my dislike of poodle haircuts. We, Nancy Sherwood and Z a n n e Masey, will to Sue Risden and Marilyn Balcom our cheerleading ability, what little there is of it. We, the Senior girls, will to the Junior boys the ability to write such fine posters and hang them in the study hall, and we also will to the Junior girls our fine co- operation and ability to get along with us. We, the Class of 1952 will the follow- ing: To Mr. Lindecamp — all our extra money for a new lab because we played such havoc with the present one. To Mr. Eckler—many more class trips to Washington, and more shorthand classes. To Mr. Leslie — as good an attentive, eager-to-learn, and well-behaved psychol- ogy class next year as the one he had this year. To Miss Wollin—twenty more practice sets a year for her bookkeeping class and our old bookkeeping workbooks. To Mrs. White—a wonderful cast and a class play to equal this year’s. To Mrs. Ankrom—an American his- tory class as fine as ours. To Mr. Furlong — a basketball team next year to out-rate all others. Even bet- ter than this year’s, although they’re los- ing good players. To Miss Fruth — many more Junior- Senior proms as wonderful as this one. Nice work, Miss Fruth. Also we will her many more picnics and home nursing courses. To Mr. Steele—p h y s i c al education classes of girls as co-operative as he had this year in choosing sports participation. To Mr. Hendricks—another class play in which to exhibit a beautiful master- piece of art as in the Crazy Smith Family. Thank you, Mr. Hendricks. To Miss Willis—a much better behav- ed mixed chorus upon our leaving and a sextette as good as this year’s, although it will be hard to find them as good as Pat, Elsie, and Judy. To Mr. Smith—classes with the Sen- iors’ musical ability. To Mr. Jones—we give and bequeath for his use and benefit, when he sees fit, to use some of the knowledge received from us at various times. To all the teachers we give and be- queath all the startling information we have given them at whatsoever times we may have written quizzes and examina- tions, in the education of our successors. The latter matter is, however, entirely at their discretion. And we do hereby constitute and ap- point, Mr. Jones, sole executor of this our last will and testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We the Class of Fifty-two, the testators, have to this our will, written on some left-over typing paper, set our hand and seal, this seventeenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, OneThousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-two. 16 JUNIORS . . . Top row—Robert Ohly, William Greer, Robert Bick- ley, Jennings Hibbard, James Finnen, Michael Mc- Ilrath, Gerald Seiberth, Donald McPeek, Richard Smith. Middle row—Miss Fruth, Mabel Morrow, Marjorie Molnar, Juanita Russ, Shirley Eddy, Vivian Oney, Thalia Shupe, Sue Risden, Dorothy Finnen, Bar- bara Keller, Barbara Beese. Bottom row—Darlene Wolverton, Betty Stoll, Mari- anne Westcott, Ida Sax, Joanne Stower, Nancy Mellon, Nancy Riley, Marilyn Balcom, Shirley Cre- celius, June Lamvermeyer, Carol Baaske, Virginia Meyers. ELEVEM II GRADE President ................................ Richard Smith Vice President ......................... Michael Mcllrath Secretary-Treasurer ...................... Beverly Schnee Social Chairman ...................................... Jim Finnen Student Council ............. Boh Ohly, Darlene Wolverton Donald XlcReek Advisor ............................................. Miss Fruth 17 SOPHOMORES • • • Top row — Nancy Baaske, Barbara McLane, Fred Springer, Larry Hoffman, Lee Schnell, Delbert Brennan, George Reichert, Kenneth Woolever, Shir- ley Noftz. Middle row — Mr. Leslie, Shirley Baughman, Sue Belle Colohan, Mary Joanne Dailey, Nancy Manlet, Shirley Swicker, Bonnie Jean Lambert, Geraldine Beese, Almeta Russ, JoAnne Burley. Bottom row — Harold Uther, Larry Livengood, Thomas Lewis, Roland Geiss, Jerry Hibbard, Doug- las Hagdohl, Donald Weilnau, Gary Huber, Alan Peabody, Eugene Rosekelly, James Sherwood. TENTH GRADE President ..................................... Sue Colahan Vice President .............................. Nancy Baaske Secretary-Treasurer ...................... Jim Sherwood Social Chairman .............................. Mary Dailey Student Council .............. Harold Uther, Almeta Buss Advisor ....................................... Mr. Leslie 18 FRESHMEN GRADE EIGHT GRADE SEVEN $ FRESHMEN • • • Sitting—Stanley Shupe, Pearson McWane, Kenneth Myers, Bruce Hord, Glenn Cole, David Kelble, Clif- ford Hahn, Eugene Springer, James Mellon, Teddy Stoll, Frederick Lohmann, John Romell. Second row — Margaret Davis, JoAnn Mesenberg, Mary Alice Raymond, Marian Doerner, Mary Hire, Mary Ella Schafer, Gloria Leber, Loretta Stierhoff, Carol Jean Weilnau, Paula Glassner, Mary Weilnau, Mr. Charles Lindecamp. Third row—Nancy Zimmer, Patricia Swicker, Am- elia Williams, Barbara Ryder, Carol Balcom, La- Von Oney, Kathryn Herber, Patricia Greer, Marcia Gassman, Frank Stanislawski, Kenneth Osborn. NINTH GRADE OEFICERS President ...v............................. Kathryn Herber Vice President .............................. Bruce Hord Secretary Treasurer .................... Marcia Gassman Social Chairman ....................... Pearson McWanc Student Council ............ Pat Swicker, Kenneth Osborn Advisor ................................... Mr. Lindecamp 20 EIGHTH GRADE • • • First row—left to right — David Kean, Gary Ohly, Jimmy Furlong, Dick Strong, Urban Livengood, John Hord, Wayne Nicholson, George Mingus. Thomas Beese, Earl Pederson, John Myers, Robert Reer. Second row—Ruth Ann Schatz, Jeanette Dorr, Kath- leen Russ, Sandra Sherwood, Joyce Miller. Charlen Masey, Marlene Smith, Delores McPeek, Virginia Sutherland. Diane Colahan, Carol Clarkson, Patricia Ward, Mrs. White. Third row — Joanne Leber, Joan Noftz, Constance Clarkson, Shelia Nistetter, Roy Dailey, Jack West- cott, Andy LaVine, Edward Lee Oppliger, David Kuhl, Jack Brown, Bob Lewis, Janna Hibbard, Helen Uther. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President ................................... Robert Lewis Vice President ............................. Kathleen Russ Secretary-Treasurer .......................... Jim Furlong Social Chairman ............................. Andre LaVine Student Council ........ Wayne Nicholson, Charlene Masey Advisor ...................................... Mrs. White 21 SEVENTH GRADE • • • First row — Robert McLane. Gary Jenkins, John Glassner, Larry Seiberth, Lewis Mellon, Jonnie Hibbard, Richard Gregory, Robert Morrow, Thomas Baaske, Wade Turner. Second row — Harold Rommell, Jeannie Lorcher, Joan Kraft, Judy Doerner, Beulah Stierhoff, Sandra Osborne, Betty Ann Gill, Joyce Brennan, Sylvia Zickefoose, Gloria Shupe, Jeanette Reer, Mr. Steele Third row — Marlene Mason, Carol Welch, Mary Lou Neidzinski, Betty Smith. Ruth Ann Oetzel, Rus- sell Nickels, Calvin Dailey, Wayne Crecelius, Jerry Meyers, Raymond Stiert. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President ............................... Raymond Steicrt Vice President .......................... Sylvia Zickefoose Secretary-Treasurer ..................... Betty Ann Gill Student Council .......... Jonnie Hibbard, Jeannie Lorcher Advisor ......................................... Mr. Steel 22 VARSITY ItASKLTEtALL On floor — Jimmy Furlong, manager, (seated) Kenney Wool- ever, Donald Doerner, Cliff Mills, George Reichert, GordonWad- dle, (standing) Robert Koch, James Finnen, Russell Stower, Michael Mcllrath, and Coach James Furlong. Milan 59—Green Springs 31 Milan 83—North Fairfield 33 Milan 42—Birmingham (ot) 41 Milan 37—Margaretta 63 Milan 43--York 38 38 Milan 52—.New Haven 63 Milan 51—New Haven 45 Milan 80—Monroeville 47 Milan 42—Berlin Heights 32 Milan 44—New London 46 Milan 35—Huron 54 Milan 44—Huron 52 Milan 58—Vermilion 45 Milan 77—North Fairfield 50 Milan 52—St. Paul 48 Milan 77—Greenwich Milan 68—Vermilion 46 58 Milan 52—York 39 Milan 34—Margaretta 52 Milan 73—Berlin Heights 39 Milan 68—Greenwich 52 24 RESERVE RASKETHALL • • • On floor — Harold Uther, Jimmy Sherwood, Bob Ohly, James Mellon, Wayne Nicholson, manager. Seated — John Burley, Bruce Hord, Douglas Hagdohl, Eugene Rosekelly, Robert Bickley, Larry Hoffman. Standing — Richard Smith, Robert Lewis, Richard Gassman, Donald McPeek, Jennings Hibbard, Jerry Hibbard, Ronald Geiss, and James Furlong, coach. Milan 36—Berlin Heights 20 Milan 36—Green Springs 11 Milan 30—Birmingham 19 Milan 25—York 16 Milan 26—New Haven 16 Milan 39—Berlin Heights 26 Milan 24—St. Paul 45 Milan 28—York 40 Milan 35—Berlin Heights 29 Milan 42—North Fairfield 33 Milan 27—Margaretta 47 Milan 50—New Haven 26 Milan 28—Monroeville 21 Milan 38—New London 18 Milan 30—Huron 44 Milan 42—North Fairfield 16 Milan 42—Greenwich 39 Milan 36—Berlin Heights 20 Milan 31—Birmingham 42 Milan 49—Vermilion 16 Milan 44—Greenwich 34 Milan 30—Wakeman 45 Tournament Games 25 .IIMOIC HIGH KASKKTKALL First row — Roy Dailey, George Mingus, Wayne Nicholson, Robert Lewis, Andrea LaVine, Dick Strong, James Furlong, Gary Ohly. Milan 49—Berlin Heights 17 Milan 34—St. Paul 35 Milan 31—Huron 24 Milan 31—Huron 33 Milan 24—St. Paul 18 Milan 68—North Fairfield 35 Second row—Harold Romell, Gary Jenkins, Lewis Mellon, David Kuhl, Wayne Crecelius, Russell Nickels, Urban Livengood, Wade Turner. Coach Steele. Average points per game: Milan ................... 39.5 Opponents ................ 27 Total Points Milan .................... 237 Opponents 162 26 Season Record Won '1—Lost 2 Standing—Jim Furlong, Bruce Hord, Wayne Nichol- son, Mr. Steele, coach. Second row — Ronald Geiss, Bob Bickley, Frank Stanislawski, Michael Mcllrath, Jim Finnen, Gor- Player ah r h rbi avc. Doerner ... 45 8 20 14 .444 Woolever 36 11 14 18 .389 Mcllrath . . . ... 34 10 11 9 .324 Hord .... 3 1 1 0 .333 Bickley . . . . . 36 5 10 5 .278 Reichert ... . 39 12 10 6 .257 Hoffman .... ... 37 7 9 3 .243 Finnen ... 36 8 8 7 .222 Geiss ... 12 3 2 2 .167 Waddle . . . 37 8 4 3 .109 Mills . . . 28 6 3 6 .107 Sherwood . . . .... 19 5 2 1 .105 Springer .... 4 0 0 0 .000 Stanislawski . 0 0 0 0 .000 Team’s Batting Pitchers’ Average—.230 Record won lost Waddle .. 7 1 Reichert . 1 1 Mills .. 1 2 Stanislawski . 0 0 don Waddle. Seated (front row)—George Reichert, Donald Doer- ner, Kenneth Woolever, Larry Hoffman, Eugene Springer, James Sherwood. Scores of Games Milan 0—Camden 6 Milan 7—Camden 2 Milan 4—New Haven 3 Milan 3—Berlin Heights 0 Milan 4—Huron 3 Milan 7—New Haven 1 Milan 1—St. Paul 4 Milan 13—Berlin Heights 3 Milan 8—New Haven 4 Milan 5—Huron 6 Milan 6—North Fairfield 7 Milan 14—North Fairfield 3 Milan 7—New London 2 Milan 12—New London 6 Won 10—Lost 4 27 TRACK Sifl AH . . . Standing — Mr. Steele, Lyle Riehm, Robert Mol- Kneeling — Theodore Stoll, James Mellon, Gordon nar, James Finnen, Donald McPeek, Russ Stower, Waddle, Larry Hoffman, Bob Ohly, Richard Gass- Ronald Geiss. man, John Burley, Bruce Hord. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ................................ Gordon Waddle Vice President ........................... Nancy Sherwood Secretary-Treasurer .......................... Joanne Burley I heerleatlers • • . Zanne Masey, Carol Jean Balcom, Patricia Swick- er, Barbara Ryder, Nancy Sherwood. 28 mixed mom s • • • First row — Robert Molnar, Glenn Springer, John Burley, Donald Doerner, Jim Finnen, Russell Stower, Clifford Mills, Gordon Waddle, Lyle Riehm, Robert Koch, Frederick Lohmann. Second row — Kenny Osborn, Teddy Stoll, Stanley Shupe, David Kelble, Eugene Springer, Pearson McWane, Bruce Hord, Glenn Cole, Johnny Romell, Jimmy Sherwood, Douglas Hagdohl. Third row — Mabel Morrow, June Lamvermeyer, Marjorie Molnar, Virginia Meyers, Wilma Uther, Pat Swicker, Barbara Ryder, Carol Balcom, Mary Lou Rice, Judith Risden, Donna Stoll, Pat Russ, Shirley Scheid, Gloria Leber. Fourth row—Miss Willis, Geraldine Beese, Nancy Sherwood. Zanne Masey, Donna Hermes, Paula Glassner, Jeannie Weilnau, Mary Hire, Mary Ella Schafer, Mary Weilnau, Loretta Stierhoff, Amelia Williams, Nancy Zimmer, Sue Colahan, Mary Dailey. Fifth row — Joanne Burley, Almeta Russ, Shelby Baughman, Barbara Beese, Ida Sax, Betty Stoll, Marian Doerner, Joanne Mesenberg, Shirley Swick- er, Nancy Manlet, Barbara McLane, Marsha Gass- man, Pat Greer. Sixth row — Bonnie Lambert, Margaret Davis, La- Von Oney, Mary Ann Westcott, Mary Alice Ray- mond. Thalia Shupe, Joanne Stower, Nancy Mellon, Dorothy Finnen, Shirley Crecelius, Katherine Herber, Shirley Noftz. Seventh row—Barbara Keller, Nancy Baaske, Viv- ian Oney, Juanita Russ, Shirley Eddy, Carol Ba- aske, Darlene Wolverton, Marilyn Balcom, Nancy Riley, Sue Risden, Michael Mcllrath, Donald Weil- nau, Jennings Hibbard. Eighth row—Robert Ohly, Richard Smith, Robert Bickley, Gary Huber, Eugene Rosekelly, Donald McPeek. Missing—Richard Gassman, Lavern Henson, Elsie Mortensen. Beverly Schnee, Alan Peabody, George Reichert. 29 OltMIIMItA Back row (standing)—Shelia Nistetter, Jeanie Weil- ginia Sutherland, Mr. Smith. naw, Barbara Keller, Nancy Zimmer, Joanne Mes- Front row — Carol Jean Balcom, Barbara Ryder, enberg, Richard Gassman, Gary Ohly, Pearson Loretta Stierhoff, Betty Gill, Marlene Mason, Kath- McWane, Amelia Williams, Douglas Hagdohl, Rob- ryn Herber, Marion Doerner, Alan Peabody, Judy ert Lewis, Thomas Lewis, Frederick Lohmann, Vir- Lohmann. 30 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Standing — Donald Docrner, Nancy Sherwood. John Burley. Robert Molnar, Clifford Mills, Pat Russ, La- vern Henson, Shirley Schcid. Seated—Lyle Riehm, Judy Risden. Elsie Mortensen. On floor—Zanne Masey, Gordon Waddle. That Crazy Smith Family by Katharine Kavanaugh — director Mrs. I lelen B. White Presented May 8 and 9, 1952 CAST OF SENIOR CLASS PLAY Pa Smith .................................. Lyle Riehm Ma Smith .................................. Judy Risden Tony Smith ............................. Clifford Mills Betty Smith ............................ Zanne Masey Buddie Smith .......................... Gordon Waddle Sally Smith ............................. Shirley Scheid Aunt Bella ....................................... Elsie Mortensen Professor Slattery ........................ Jack Burley Dick Jones ................................ Bob Molnar Barbara Wcthcrby ............................ Pat Russ Stewart Brandon .................................... Don Docrncr Julie Weston ......................... Nancy Sherwood JUNIOR CLASS PLAY . . . Red-Headed Royalty From Arkansas presented March 13-14, 1952 - director Miss Fruth CAST OP JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Prince Michael, from Arkansas ....... Robert Ohlv Dale Nellis, a college boy ...... Michael Mcllrath Jim Donovan, a college boy ............. Jim Pitmen Fordyce Green, a college boy I Ians Fitzlcr, a music teacher Leigh Johnstone, a co-ed ...... Jacqueline Wallis, a co-ed .... Yvonne Ferris, a co-ed ....... Aimes Rossin, a co-ed ......... Doris Willovvhy, a coed ....... Ethel Whalen, a co-ed ......... 31 ...... Dick Smith ... Dick Gassman ... Marilyn Balcom ..... Shirley Eddy ..... Juanita Russ Darlene Wolverton ,...... Betty Stoll ..... Nancy Riley SNAPSHOTS • • • IN WASHINGTON Glenn Springer, John Burley. Bob Koch, Donald Doerner, Russell Stower, Clifford Mills, Louis Stuckey. F. H. A. GIRLS Back row—Jeanie Weilnau, Nancy Zimmer, Margaret Davis, Mary Alice Raymond, Viv- ian Oney, Marian Doerner, Marcia Gassman, Virginia Meyers, Pat Greer, Shirley Eddy, Marjorie Molnar, Shelby Baughman, Bev- erly Schnee, Shirley Crecelius, June Lam- vermeyer. Kneeling — Miss Fruth, advisor; Carol Ba- aske, Mary Lou Lambert, Betty Stoll, and Mary Jeanne Dailey. 32 Future Homemakers of America Top row—Thalia Shupe, June Lamvermeyer. Ma- bel Morrow, Virginia Meyers, Marjorie Molnar, Nancy Mellon, Joanne Stower, Carol Balcom. Pat- ricia Swicker, Barbara Ryder, Bernice Weilnau, Mary Alice Raymond, Nancy Zimmer, Amelia Williams, Marion Doerner, Marsha Gassman. Middle row — Carol Baaske, Juanita Russ, Shirley Eddy, Wilma Uther, Donna Hermes, Dorothy Finnen, Judy Risden, Shirley Crecelius, Donna Stoll, Shir- ley Scheid, Shelby Baughman, Shirley Swicker, Paula Glassner, Mary Weilnau, Bonnie Lambert. Miss Fruth. Bottom row—Marilyn Balcom, Nancy Riley, La- Von Oney, Betty Stoll, Margaret Davis, Mary Hire. Carold Weilnau, Patricia Greer, Suebelle Colahan. Mary Dailey, Joanne Burley, Vivian Oney. President ...... Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Parliamentarian News Reporter I listorian .... Club Mother . Advisor ........ F. H. A. OFFICERS .... Do ft mi Hermes ..... Juanita Russ .... Shirley Eddy .... Wilma Uther .... Nancy Riley Mary Jo Anne Dailey .... Beverly Schncc .... Mrs. Baughman ........ Miss Fruth 33 Futuro Farmers of America • • • First row (seated)—Harold Uther, Glenn Cole, Lar- ry Livengood, Larry Hoffman, Lee Schnell. Kenneth Meyers, Stanley Shupe. Second row—Gene Springer, David Kelble, James Mellon, Richard Gassman, Jerry Hibbard, Delbert Brennan, Clifford Hahn, Frederick Lohmann. Third row — Paul Eckler, advisor; Jennings Hib- bard. Donald Doerner, Robert Koch, Robert Bick- ley, Robert Molnar, Lavern Henson, Teddy Stoll. Fourth row—Bill Greer, Gerald Seiberth, Clifford Mills, Frank Stanislawski, Kenneth Osborn, Tommy Lewis. President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurcr ..... Reporter ...... Sentinel ...... Advisor ....... F. F. A. OFFICERS ..................... Gordon Waddle ....................... Robert Koch ..................... Richard Gassmna ....................... Clifford Mills ........................ Thomas Lewis ...................... Lavern Fienson ........................ P. A. Eckler 34 STUDENT COUNCIL • • • Standing—Mr. Jones, Johnnie Hibbard, Charlene Masey. Ken- neth Osborne, Patricia Swicker, Kenneth Woolever, Wayne Nicholson, Harold Uther. Seated—Darlene Wolverton, Donald McPeek, Elsie Morten- sen, Robert Koch, Mary Lou Rice, Bob Ohly, Almeta Russ. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ................................. Robert Koch Vice President ......................... Mary Lou Rice Secretary ............................. Elsie Mortensen 35 SPECTATOR STAFF • • • Standing — Jimmy Furlong, Shirley Swicker, Mary JoAnne Dailey, Lavern Henson, June Lamvermeyer, Richard Gass- man, Nancy Sherwood. John Burley, Mary Hire, Mrs. White, advisor, and Sylvia Zickefoose. Seated — Judy Risden, Shirley Eddy, Donna Hermes, Pat Russ, Zanne Masey. SPECTATOR STAFF Editor ................. Associate Editors ...... Sports Editor ........... Art Editor ............. Circulation Manager ... Advertising Manager ... Senior Reporters ........ Junior Reporters ....... Sophomore Reporter ..... Freshman Reporter ...... Eighth Grade Reporter Seventh Grade Reporter Roving Reporter ........ ................... Donna Hermes ........... Pat Russ, Shirley Eddy Gordon Waddle, Dotiald Doerner .................. Lavern Henson ................... Zanne Masey ............... Nancy Sherwood ....... ftidy Risden, John Burley June Lamvermeyer, Dick Gassman ............. Mary Joanne Dailey ............. ...... Mary FI ire ................... Jimmy Furlong ...............Sylvia Zickefoose ................. Shirley Swicker 36 ANNUAL STAFF Standing—Mr. Jones, advisor; Douglas Hagdohl, Donald Mc- Peek, Michael Mcllrath, Donald Doerner, Bob Ohly. Seated — Mary Lou Rice, Juanita Russ, Elsie Mortensen, Judy Risden, Darlene Wolverton, Marilyn Balcom. LIGHT STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................................ tidy Risden Assistant Editor ........................... Darlene Wolverton Business Manager ............................. Mary Lou Rice Assistants ................. Juanita Russ, Michael Mcllrath Circulation Manager ......................... Elsie Mortensen Assistants ..................... Boh Ohly, Donald McPeek Sports Editors ............. Marilyn Balcom, Donald Doerner Art Editor ................................. Douglas Hagdohl 37 SIXTH GRADE • • • Top row — James Schnell, John Warner, Douglas Trees, Dean Miller, Carl Mingus, John Williams, Edward Wharff, Robert Lambert, Janice Downing, Linda Burnette, Charlotte Myers, Jack Doerner, John McWane. Middle row—Marie Jesberger, Sandra Rhinemiller, Linda Nistetter, Geraldine Martin, Linore Gass- man, Beverly Houghtlen, Bonnie Bauer, Marilyn Weilnau. Minnetta Bickley, Barbara Hahn, Priscil- la Barber, Judith Lohmann, Mr. Furlong. Front row—Rodney Burley, Robert Smith, Jerry Colahan, Steve Gabele, George Swicker, Dennis Cole, Gary Fry, Paul Westcott, Wayne Schlessman, James Leber, Leslie Lorcher, Ted Russ, Robert Glowacki, Richard Gill. 39 FIFTH GHADE Back row—David Bauer, Gerald Dendinger, Ray- mond Sharpe, Roger Herber, Carl Henson, Phillip Keller, Doris Hibbard, Linda Ryder, Roberta Starr. Kay Oetzel, Phyllis Koch. Middle row—Mrs. Lohmann, Shelia Ackerman, Lou Jenkins. Connie Hosford, Sue Jenkins, Donna Schatz Mary Alice Steiert, Alice McWane, Barbara Horn, Maybelle Meyers, Betty Uther, Judy Mans- field. First row—Ronald Charity, Thomas Romell, Don- ald Schlessman, Robert Gregory, Richard Masey, James Smith, Donald Nickels, Jack Trees. Glenn Leber, Wayne Karnes. David Colahan, Ted Gastier, Bruce Warner. 40 IOIIMII GRADE • • Mrs. Lavey, Jeri Lou Gilbert, Shirley Hibbard, Pat- tv Dailey, Lenny Mingus, Leif Mortensen. Rex Os- born, Larry Holbrook, Nancy Joseph, Dorothy Meyers, Gail Cole, Kathleen Wolverton. Third row—Ruth Ann Stower, Sue Woolever, Rob- erta Rockwell, Sharon Crecelius, Jerilyn Miller, Barbara Swicker, Diane DeLamatre, Anita Cull, Barbara Smith, Karen Garner, Rosalie Shupe, Nancy Lou Morrow. Second row—Sonny Rice, Jack Booth, Larry Fox, Phillip Colahan, Charles Wonderland. George Hol- den, Larry Hohler, Larry Bartlett, Raymond Russ, Jack Schafer, Gordon Zickefoose, Gary Schnell. First row—Russell Dillender, Brian Scheid, Bobby Mingus. Darrell Turner, Brian Colahan, Eldon Weilnau, Larry Turner, Kenneth Dailey, Ronnie Baaske. 41 First row — John Kurtz. Raymond Leber, Steven Scheid, Frederick Leber, Nelson Myers, David Westcott, David Jenkins. Roger Garner, Robert Welch. Craig Riley, Bobby Eckhoff, Larry Hohler, Ronald MacMurray. Gary Riedy, David Miller. Second row — Wayne Zemke. Sue Hermes, Betty Slovak, Sharron Fox, Janet Starr, Clara Belle Mc- Atee, Karen Molnar, Susan Livengood. Donna Bur- nett. Fay Neidzinski, Diane Jenkins, Donna Doer- ner, Janice Smith. Third row—Linda Turner, Linda Keller. Harriette Staley. Terry Taulbee, Susan Carlson, Ann Gas- tier, Polly Oetzel, Peggy Osborn, Betty Dillinder, Susan Anderson. SECOND MCADE Row one—James Cole, Gary Romp, James Ohlema- cher, William Dillender, Steven Glowacki, Philip Lorcher, Melvin Warner, Odell Holbrook, Robert Charity, Thomas Russ. Second row—Danny Jackson, Robert Schnell, Ger- ald Stiffler, Robert Mansfield, Hal Horn, Thomas Taylor, Bernard Kraft, Allan Jacobs, Carl Staley, Douglas Koch. Donald Bartlett, Michael Boylan, Gary May, James Sternad. Third row — Patricia Fry, Marjory Leber, Karen Neidzinski, Alma June McAtee, Susan Kafka, Bar- bara Westcott, Dorindal Graham, Johann Myers, Barbara Bauer, Donna Turner, Marcia DeLamatre, Tana Drake, Karen Starr. Fourth row — Mrs. Schafer, Robert Arheit, Vivian Welch, Grace Hibbard, Patricia Searls, Ruth Ann Morrow, Mary Ann Booth, Peter Gabele, James Romell, Larry Stoll, Mrs. Jenner. 43 FIRST GRADE Center — Junior Downing, Billy Stuckey, Gilbert Jones. Front row—Teddy Lewis, Michael Reitzel, Paul Dean Weilnau, Eddie Kaczor, Ricky Balcom, John Haeuptle, Tom Hord, Allan Weilnau, George Tigges, Bernard Mesenburg, Larry Koch. Second row — Shirley Jesberger, Darlene Staley, Sue Moore, Carol Cole, Connie Osborn. Linda Lam- bert, Marjorie Schwable, Shirley Garner, Joan Crecelius, Marilyn Kanney, Betty Sue Morrow, Brenda Jackson, Jacqueline Scheid. Third row — Sandy Stiffler, Rochelle Kurtz, Kay Schlessman, Beth Ann Wright, Bonnie Chill, Diane fickler, Annette Swicker, Linda Austin, Betty O’Day, Karen MacMurray, Gary Dailey, John Fox. Fourth row—Miss Keller, Carol Stower, Tom O’Con- nor, Michael Albright, David Anderson, Michael O’Brenovich, Chris Green. David Wonderland, Ray- mond Sands, Carol Schlessman, Mrs. Jenner. Absent — Ricky Furlong, Bobbie Jean Brogan, Buddy Billett. 44 KINDERGARTEN Top row—Kathy Fox, Beverly Doerner, Lana Wal- lace, Robert Ann Spurling, Vicki Kluding, Francene Wright, Colleen Riley, Donald Ortman, Melvin Schaub, Chuckie Lindecamp, Mrs. Leslie. Middle row—Mary Esther McLane, Kathy Gastier, Joyce Schuster, Cheryl Barber, Linda Roe, Carol Miller, Bobby Ann Sternad, Eleanor Rice, Marsha Marenburg, Janean Keefer, Marilyn Reer. Bottow row — Freddy Rockwell, Rocky Rockwell, John Gabele, Kenny Schatz, Jimmy Booth, Joe Haeuptle, Kenny Bartlett, Jackie Stenger, Donn Eddy, Jon Boylan, Billy Blake, Stephen Zemke, Paul Uther. (absent) Carol Osborne. Gerry Smith. 45 Tliev Servo Us . . . W OUR COOKS OUR CUSTODIANS Mrs. R. A. Graham, Miss Lelah Strohmier George Pickthorn, L. R. Gassman, Robert Schwable OUR BUS DRIVERS Rev. Paul Kean, Howard Charville, Frank Goodman and Lloyd Skinner. 46 Compliments of THE ERIE COUNTY UNITED HANK Milan, Ohio Vermilion, Ohio MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO SIO.OOO ROSEKELLY MOTOR SALES Kaiscr-Frazct Phone 4331 Milan, Ohio Compliments of H. M. Aust Elevator RAWLE FUNERAL HOME GRAIN • SEEDS • FARM SUPPLIES AVERY. OHIO FAY M. KRAMER. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone 4531 MILAN, OHIO R. I. KELLER General Painting and Decorating. Phone 4645 90 Edison Dr. Milan, Ohio 47 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF NORM’S BARBER SHOP 6 West Seminary St. Norwalk, Ohio The Wm. S. 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