Minster High School - Fanfare Yearbook (Minster, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

3 -1 ,1 -1 ti' . r E 1 E a 5 5 i k I I L F i 1 n r E H X i . Y E Y s I I E I E a I v L : f z i I F H P L F s E i e : n n I if 1 B F E I I E I E i V w I A u x r E 2 E L 2 1 Q I F Q Q E s K I Y 5 E Q E z I v Y. file 19517 fHn L fnnf 55i....... THE SEHIUH ULHSS UF MIHSTEH HIGH SCHUUL ibecbca fion To our parents and. teachers Who have given us their time and. understanding Who have shared. our Joys and sorrows Whohavemadeuswhatwearetoday We dedicate this-- Our first yearbook, FANFARE 2 .xdclminidfrafion Mr. F. T. Lang, Superintendent Whitewater High School Mimrbuniversity, B.s. M.A. Graduate work--Ohio State U. of Cincinnati , Ohio University Biology and. Art Mr. E. G. Va.nOss, Principal St. Joseph High School, Rensselaer, Ind. St. Joseph md- St. Charles Colleges DeSales University, B. Sc. Graduate work--Xavier University English 5dCuAy Sister M. Clarencia Precious Blood High School Athenaeum of Ohio, U. of Dayton Catholic University, U. of Cincinnati B.Sc. in Ed., M.E. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Office Practice Mr. Paul R. Maltinslq Wheeling High School Wittenburg and Ohio S B.Sc. in Phy. Ed. Miss Bgtty Buggchar Athletic Coach, Am. Govt. 3 Ste.Peter and Paul High School Ind- Art' Mary Manee College B .A. Chemistry, Pl. Geometry, Science 4 Mr. A. L. Morman St. Marys High School Sacred Heart College Toledo Teacher'a College De Sales U., Detroit Fontbonne U., Montreal B.Sc. and M. Ed. B. Music Latin and History tate Mies Constance lhrank Julienne High School U. oi' Dayton B.Sc. in Ed. Home Ee. Miss Rite. Bergman Mrs. F. T. Lang Versailles High School Canalwinchester High School Ohio State University Capitol University B.Sc. in Ed.. Ohio State University English, Spanish, Phys. Ed., Health B. Music and. B.Sc. in Ed.. Music Nl A 2 e lll 1 , Mr. Daryl C. Sharp Blanchester High School Wilmington College Ohio State University B.Sc. in Agriculture Agriculture, Farm Shop Sister M. Lillian Precious Blood High School U. of Dayton B.Sc. in Ed. Library, G-en. Math. Algebra Miss Joan Frierott Minster High School Class of 193-+8 Secretary We, the Senior Class of 1950, take this opportunity to thank Reverend Otto Moeller Reverend Emil Schuwey Reverend Joseph Busse for their spiritual guidance and moral aid, which have helped us endlessly in our scholastic years in Minster High School. We should also like to extend a heartfelt thanks to the Minster Board of Education for the fine Job they have done in using the 'best at their cozmnand to furnish for us an education based on sound principles of the democratic way of life. John Herkenhoff, President Joseph Liening, Vice-President Harry Lehmkuhl, Clerk Leo Frericks Charles Wolf Lawrence Haber urroun ingzi MINSYER HIGH SCHOOL, MINSTER, OHIO ST. AIKIUSTINEHS CHURCH, MINSTER, OHIO 1 Velma Schlater COSQMQCQ '1'2 Chorus--M Homecoming Attendant--M Operetta--h Norman Bsrtke C.S.M.C.--1-2-3-h Chorus--1 Band.--1-2-3-it Janice mtg Cesenoce 1 2 3 h' Chorus--l-2-3-M Band.--1-2-3-it Class Play--3 Annual Staff--h Operetta--2-3-h eniord Agwfnfaf wwfl Aghlae ...Nick 125212 C-S-M-C---1-2-3-1+ A T Chorus--l-3-M ,,aQQ W wwgjgn Class P181--3 0P'1 tta 1'3'1' emwiff awwsf Jean Hackemoller C as eMac e --1-2-3-ll' Chorus--3-M Operetta--h mf., Marcellus 322315 ceSeMeCe --1-2-3-it FQFQAQ 1.'2 3'b' Muriel Bensman ceSeMeCe '1 2'3 h' Chorus--2-3-h Band.--1-2-3-1+ Class Pm--3 Operetta--2-3-M BE Staff--1+ Annual Staff--M 2252225 Basketball- -2 Fbotball--M Baseball Manager Annual Staff--M Doris Jean -tg c e Sonoce --1-2-3-ll Chnrus--2-3-h Band.--1-2-3-1+ Cheerleader--2-3-M Claes Officer--3 Operetta--3-k Claes Play--3 Joe Baumer CaSeMeCe 1'2f3', ' F.F.A.--1-2-3-1+ Jean Westerheide C .S.M.C. --1-2-3-1+ chorus--2-3-h Bend--1-2-3-ln Class Play--3 Operetta--3-M gil Winner C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-1+ Basketball--1-2-3-1+ Baseball--1-2-3-h Operetta.--1-2 Class Officer--1 Chorus--1-2 Beatrice Busse C.S.M.C.--1-2-3-It Chorus--2-3-h Band.--1-2-3-1+ Class Off1cer-- - Class Play--3 Operetta--2-3-M BE Staff--14 Annual Staff--h Connie Bohman C as :MOC 0 --1-2-3-1+ Chorus--1-2-3-M Band.--1-2-3-ll Operetta--2-3-M BE Staff- -7+ Annual Staff--M 115- Poeggelman C e SQMQ Co --1-2-E-10 F.F.A. --1-2-3- Shirlez 016.125 Chorus--3-M Class Officer--2 Class Play--3 Operetta--3-R QE5E1:Kgg2er C QSOMQC 0 J-'2'3 , ' Chorus--1 Fbotball--h Rita Horstman C.S.M.C.--1-2-3-lt Chorus--3-M Operetta--H Q A2 Friemerg C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-It Chorus--1-2-3-M Band.--1-2-3 Cheerleader--2-3-h Homeca ing Queen--M Operetta--2-3-M Q Bachman C 0 S 0 M0 C 0 J Basketbaf' ' Baseball-- Football- -it Class Officer--1-2-3-M BE Staff--1+ Annual starr--u we ill Botti Thieunan CQSQMQCO 1'2 3 'h' Chorus--1-2-3-M Band--1-2-3-M Cheerleader--1-2-3-1+ Class Officer--1-2 Operetta--1-2-3-M Annual Staff- -1+ Kurt Lamners C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-14 BlBlm15'bQ.11--2-3 Chorus--1-2 Band--1-2 Marcella QE C n SQMQ C o --1-2-3-it Chorus--3-M Oporstta--h .P-fm? Rin ,ai -Zig Fog! Bend--l-2-3-lx Basketball--2-3 Class Play--3 Class Officer--M Annual Staff--h Arlene Helmsg CQSQMQCQ --1-2-3-1+ Chorus--3-M Class Officer--3-B Annual Staff--1+ BE staff--1+ Operetta--3-M EB C .S.M.C. --1-2-3-1+ FoFlAo 1 2 3'l Anna ling Kelch C osnno Ca '1'2 3'h' Chorus--M Operettg--M Charles Ottg C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-1+ Chorus--l Velma. Ziegenbusch Due to illness, Velma. was unable to 'be with us during most of her high school days.Ve1ms, was able to return for the last half of her senior yee.r.We congrst ulate her for her high scholastic average. 232 Wilkens C . S.M. C . --1-2-3-1+ Basketball--1-2-3-M Baseball--1-2-3-M F00'b'be.11- -1+ Chorus--1-2 Band.--1-2-3-J-L c lass Pm--3 C lass Officer--2 Marian Wemleln C QSUMQCQ '1'2 '3'll' Chorus--3-M Band.--1-2-3-It Operetts--3-M NERGY BBDBBIBD Cesemace 1- '2'3 b' Chorus--3-M Operetta--3-M GODS Bbzd C. S.M.C. --1-2-3-It Basketball--2-3 Football--M Chorus--2-3-H Band.--1-2-3-1+ Cheerleader--1 C1858 Play--3 Operetts--2-3-h Baseball Mgr. --l Martha. Schroeder C QSQMOCQ --1-2-3-1+ Chorus--3-M Operetta--3-M Ernest Winner C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-1+ Baseball--3-M Ruth Liesner C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-7+ Chorus--3-h BE Staff--ll' Operetts--M Virgl Moorman C.S.M.C.--3-U Chorus--3-1+ Operetta--3-M Viz-Quia Fortman CQSQMQCU '1 2'3 h' Chorus--2-3-M Band.--1-2-3-1+ Operetta--3-M Merril Brinkman C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-3+ Chorus--3-R Operetta--3-M E Weggrst C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-ls Chorus--2-3 Class Officer--1-2-3 Class Play--3 Nellie Bornhorst C.S.M.C. --1-2-3-lo Chorus--1-2-3-1+ Bend--1-2-3-1+ Class Officer--1 Class Play--3 Operetta--2-3-U Annual starr--k agp-me nli- f E' n i My S Qi gi, - 1' .5 L - .Q- gifwwgb S 1 . , 1 IAQ? Eileen Em C e SoMu C n '1.'2'3 l Chorus--3-M Operette--M Shirlez Poemelman C e SQMQ C 0 1 2 3'h' Chorus--3-M Operetta--M Orvie Winner C.S.M.C.--1-2-34k F.F..A. --1-2-3-1+ Baseball--2 Barbara Weaver C QSQMQCO 1-'2 3'1 Chorus--3-h Operetta--3-M 211 Sautman C Q SUM: Ce --1-2-3-It Chorus--3-M Operetta--3-M nnuaf Left to right: Sitting--A. Helmsing, N. Bornhorst, M. Bensman, J. Eiting B. Busse, B. Thieman, C. Bohman Standing-T. Fogt, D. Bachman, B. Hoying 66 77 5? 0 a i BESTOW BLESSINGS ON THE CHRKSTIAN JOURNALISTS PEN KN URDER T0 B0- Left to right: Sitting--Sister M. Clerencie., R. Boecker, R. Seger, D. wuebker, M. Bensman, B. Busse, A. Helmsing, D. Schaffer Standing-P. Shank, B. Heinl, M. Boecker, P. Bensman, C. Bohman, R. Liesner, D. Bechman 13 unior aria ana! may Left to right: First Row--J. Nagel, D. Wente, R. Seger, R. Sherman, J. Grieshop, M. Hoelsher, D. Wuebker, D. Kemper, J. Heitbrink, J. Knostman, D. Enneking Second Row-Miss Constance Frank, J. Rmnp, M. Bruns, B. Dirksen, V. Bertke, B. Wuebker, M. Riethman, J. Vosktuhl, R. Boecker, E. Riethman, D. Albers, C. Pleiman Third. Row--T. Feldman, B. Huelskamp, D. Schafer, M. Bernard, L. Sebring, D. Bornhorst, L. Olding, D. Meyer, J. Schwleterman Fourth Row-J. Wiseman, K. Eiting, D. Dahlinghaus, J. Sherman, G. Brandewie DON'T TAKE MY PENNY Left to right: Sitting--V. Bertke, D. Enneking, D. Wuebker, R. Seger, M. Bernard, J. Knostman Standing-M. Will, J. Schwieterman, D. Meyer, L. Olding, D. Schafer, L. Sebring, B. Huelskamp, D. Dahling- haus, M. Riethman, T. Feldman, L. Rutschilling Directed by Mr. E. G. Vanoss and Miss Constance Frank I4 Left to right: First Row--M. Wilkens, M. Vondenhuevel, D. Poeppelman, D. Schmitmeyer, A. Enneking, J. Hoelecher, M. Hoying, M. Steinke, R. Kremer, M. Dahlinghaus, L. Schle.rma.n Second Row-Sister M. Lillian, P. Shenlc, J. Bergman, M. Froning M. Froning, P. Bensman, P. Kilmer, N. Haber, H. Seger, M. Meyer, J. Bensman, D. Siegel, B. Heinl Third Row--D. Winner, B. Bruns, E. Rinderle, M. Droesch, E. Schlater, J. Voskuhl, E. Bohman, P. Broclmmn, P. Weaver, M. Albers, J. Ahrns, J. Troon, Miss Rita. Bergman Fourth Row-D. Moorman, D. Kemper, D. Bohman, B. Lammere, J. Winner, D. Bornhorst, D. Frericks, D. Hogenkemp, K. Bornhoret, A. Grieshop, E. Meiring, R. Bernhold, P. Wetzel Left to right: First Row--P. Hageman, K. Horetman, D. Ritter, M. Dickman, Second Row-A. Third Row- J. Bohman, M. Plieman, N. Herkenhoff, K. Hogenkemp, M. Schroeder, M. Middendorf, A. Winner, J. Bruns Hoehne, J. 0'Rei11y, M. Prenger, J. Schmitmeyer, N. Stueve, M. Grieshop, V. Dahlinghaus, A. Prenger, M. Albers, M. Boecker, V. Otting, N. Stucke, Y. Kitzmiller, N. Huelsman, E. Prenger -Miss Betty Buescher, H. Wuebker, E. Heitkamp, L . Bills, J. Kennedy, J. Ronnebaum, E. Langenkamp, R. Dirksen, L. Sherman, J. Enneking, P. Kuhn, J. Brandewie, J. Poeppelman, C. Steineman Fourth Row-V. German, D. Sclznniesing, D. Gudorf, E. Ga.rme.n, V. Huelskamp, B. Tebbe, D. Schmitmeyer, R. Vello, F. Winner, L. Kuess, V. Ruley, E. Wehrman. I5 Left to right: First Row--J. SCh111iSBi1'1g, M. Gudorf, J. Albers, R. Voskuhl, D. Boecker, M. Schemmel, J. Hackemoller, T. Koetter, D. Nagel, M. Helmsing, V. iAlbere, P. Wetzel Second Row-Sister M. Eugenia, J. Eiting, D. Bachman, D . Heitkamp, B. Wente, J. Reilly, T. Penno, J. Koverman, B. Stueve, D. Bornhorst, M. Olberding, E. Ahrns Third Row--J. Huelsman, A. Otting, D. Moorman, D. Seger, N. Vanderhorst, F. Wuebker, H. Winner, E. Bornhorst, B. Frierott k i S -K f K' ,lx ' K J ,-. . - . fm, .:, x Nw., . Left to right: First Row--M. Connaughton, J. Wuebker, M. Lindemuth, R. Davis, J. Huelsman, M. Wolf, B. Grogean, M. Schulte, J. Liesner, R. Bergman, E. Rutschilling, C. Koverman Second Row-Sister M. Seraphine, R. Schmitmeyer, M. Davis, J Third Row- -J . . Horstman, E. Winner, R. Biting, M. Ruley, R. Kemper, D. Buschur, R. Olding, J. Enneking, D. Ahrns Bornhorst, R. Kitzmiller, B. Prenger, L. Droesch, R. Hausfeld, H. Dickman, B. Koverman, T. Oldiges, J. Brown, J. Brandewzle, D. Rump l6 ome C. ancl gommercia 4 ,. .4 Left to right--Supt. F. T. Lang, Mddiddendorf, J.1Bruns, Y. , l4.A1bers, M.Gr1elhop, A.Hoehns, lhluelsnnn, M.P1eiJlan, Miss Constance Frank, ll.Prenger, N:Stuck:e, A.Prenger, l.Steuvo. season 1. to r.--c.ottmg, s.o141gn, mnrimmm, msauum, J.cup, C.Bolman, J.h-iamaring, M.Wond.e1n, ll.Bonsma.n, N.lc-ying, R.lorstn.n, I .Winner , J.Vesterhoid.o , V.Sch1ator , S.Poeppe1man Standing 1. to r.--Supt. F. T. Lung, R.Liesnor, A.Ko1ch, Llackelollor, B.Veavor, M.Schroeder, Sister ll. Clarencia I7 Cakferia REST AND RELAXATION EnJoying a well deserved rest after serving two hundred students per day are Mrs. Dillman and Mrs. Grogean, our two cafeteria cooks. With the addition of new equipment , this year's cafeteria is the best ever. It is undoubtedly the most popular spot in the school. We, the seniors of 1950, congratulate Mrs. Dillman and Mrs. Grogean on a fine Job well done. 18 9 4 I9 ...ul - Qaida!! imf ld., B. Hoying, D. Bachman, T. Wilkene, G. Boyd., rs, R. Be Lemme ,B. . Hoge First Row- -D U2 ft to righ Le 5 0 I:-1 ai ni N Ya E M .-i 5 3 III , J. Winner, orst , J. She rnh Bo V. Huelskamp, P. Wetzel, D. R s-I Row- -Supt . F. Second E 2 E ni 'Es' ai Pe .ca 8 O U ci 'Q ai 0 an ri ri Us S-e 0 E E K if rv. 2 ericks Gudnrf, T. Will, P. Kuhn, L. Sherman, F. Winner, D. Fr ,D. Moo Row- -V Third. 1 . Joe ' .f w 3 4' .Q 'fr 3 K X 5 f , 1, 5 I Q Q .v , X 'F I YQ 2 k nn , Tod, .ui if D510 x - 1 , 1 B , Ek 3 ,S 'mr 1 , X X X l g . ., 5 KB x . '.v' . ' n .l... z :L'. 1f:f.Q::.3fx.:',f rift.. K A , . -J.? ' ' shi-, -J 1' .V . 5----.--------If---QQ W? '- .'f' .. 'his 555 , ..- - ,-' J up '- -,. .:,:s-.- - fig, n Q Larry 4:.:r:L'- a 'g ,dh .1 . '..:':: .-v-.tr -'T ' ' va . '.'-.+ , . . ,., . , ,. v-:J-. ,nu , A . , s 3.4, H a A k ' .9 .xvnff , 'u':.' Q . r't,x'u:5 t Tek- .- - ,, - ,,-gc f'-an ' n'.' ,1 ' Qian 5 '. Q. qulr' 1 .I iv.,-, ..o '- Qs' ' Q Q U ,, . , bv -f - . 1 3 z 1'1 'K- : '- ' - o I.: x hz . Rol 1 .. ...Aa-,,., V, ,,. - mf..-,.. , . .- .- J. -.f-- ' r ' A . . Q - I ' - '. . ' -v.-1 -- - x x!..n . 'o. -Q v: ,I -. .1'uv. T!'Tr .' ' Vfiff--:X --it-ri.. '..- .' ' - T-' 1---.'--N 1 ' 'I K ' W. 'nf ,. 3, ..- ,.. V' Q ' 'il' ' 'Pvfsg L,::1 z:',N'.x.- 'T'Q:2-:0'.f- ' J Q Q i , . , ., .- 9---., Y W , 1 H A ,nw I Dan I X Bob Bob Q . in g .A 'V' ,. V , ' K x , , . ., W,- If k ' AT 4 A X X Q Gone lm Dvmv 20 mud fer ,Mg :Z lit joofgaf NSQGZSOII SEASOPS MCORD STARTIR3 LIKE-UP Minster 6 - Waqnesfield 26 RE Bob Tebbe RT Ted Yilkens Minster 13 - Ansonia 13 RB Ben Ialnsrs C Ro1. Bernhold Minster 1k - Covington 31+ IB Jia Winner L! Larry Kasper Minster 11+ - Coldwater ll-2 QB Don Bachsan DEER RH Dale Hogenkslp l Minster 6 - Ansonia 27 LE Bob Euslskslp IB Bob Boying Dan Bolssan Minster 0 - Germantown 12 Dave Bornhorst Denny Meyer Minster O - Piqua Catholic 18 Joe Sherlsn UIIS 0 TIES 1 IDBSES 6 Co-Captains - Don Baohnan and Ted Wilbns Minster vs Waqnesfield Opening game for Wildcats. Bob Iuslsksnp thrills large crowd with a 70-yard run for Minster's only score. Minster vs Ansonia See-saw 'battle becomes tie vhen -both tesns :fail to nts extra point. Huelskslp and Wilkens score. Minster vs Covington Wildcats in ahah first half. Play Covington on even terss in the second halt. Iuelskzmp scores tvloe. Minster vs Coldwater Most powerful teal the Wildcats played all season. Too mach power and experience. Bacblsn and Hoying score. Minster vs Ansonia Homecoming. Orange and Black vorst performance of the season. Boyd scores. Minster vs Gersantovn Played in heavy rain. Wildcats plq terrific football and prove to be good ladders. Don Baohnan 'breaks ankle for the only serious grid 1n3ury of season. Minster vs Piqua Catholic Bad breaks and hmbles plague Wildcats. Ted Wilhns plays great defensin gals. Orchids -- To Coach Paul R. Maltinsb on the great Job he did, singly, nth the Minster gridders. M.H.S. BASKETBALL RECORD 1918-9-1950 AUGLAIZE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Minster 66 Waynesfield M7 Minster 63 New Bremen L13 Minster 69 Cridersville 65 TOURNAMENT CHAMPS AUGLAIZE CO.--SEASON'S STANDINGS Won Lost Minster 16 3 New Bremen 15 3 Cridersville ll 8 Waynesfield ll 8 Buckland 8 11 New Knoxville 3+ 12 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Minster 55 Beaverdam Minster 50 Forest Minster ll-7 Willshire Minster lull- Delphos-St. John SCORING PARADE Minster Sidney Public Minster New Knoxville Minster Russia Minster New Bremen Minster St. Henry Minster Buckland Minster Maria Stein Minster Ft. Recovery Minster Ansonie Minster Lima-St. John Minster New Knoxville Minster Coldwater Minster Lima-St. Rose Minster Dayton-Dunbar Minster New Bremen Minster Waynesfield Minster Celina--I . C . Minster Cridersville Minster Ft. Loramie WON 16 LOST 3 Bud Winner Don Bachlnan Dale Hogenkamp Ted Wilkens Rol Bernhold Bob. Huelsksmp Bob Tebbe Don Frericks Joe Sherman Tom Fogt Gene Boyd Kurt Lammers FA FM Total Av. 101 52 328 17 . 5 30 18 196 10 . 6 83 M5 168 8 . 8 97 52 111-O 7 . 8 36 lla 82 1+ . 3 20 6 26 1. 3 6 O 18 . 95 3 2 12 .63 2 O 2 5 la- 12 2 O ll. 1 0 0 22 5 .xgugfa ize 0. ournamenf CAamla5 Left to right: First Row--Tom Feldman, Mgr. , Don Baohman, Ted. Wilkens, Bud. Winner, Dale Hogenkamp, Rolily Bernhold, Jim Weghorst, Mgr. Second Row-Supt. F. T. Lang, Bob Huelskemp, Don Frericks, Bob Tebbe, Virgil Huelskamp, Ed Germann, Coach Paul R. Maltinsky CHEERLEADERS Left to right--Betty Thieman, JoArm Friemering, Jeannie Camp, Mary Froning Martha. Froning 23 H E? .E 52 Eg 'fi 2? is 35 2 3 ri. EE 35. 0.0 '58 ll ll t t rigltz Lift to From Row Back Row f' Dj 62,24 4 .es 5 1 .E Q DonBachlan . Xt? if Ex ' . ' .155 A Z? 1 3 Doc logsnkalp 3, , X fb ij ,, A :L 3 j L' k f' I Bob Huelskmlp if .DD , i f Dj 2 , if I K' i y :tgps - f ,LVVLA ' klL gippix f , ff , L K I NV L. na Winner Roll: Bvrnhold 1 H , ' A QA . , 5, . ,f Y I , .j Tod Wilken! ederued Loft to right: D. Sclmiuing, D. Moornm, D. lornhcrlt, ll. Ioitbrink D. lrericks, B. Tubbs, Y. IKM, D. SO111Il!', , I. Guin, D. Kill' 25 . 3 ZZLJQLQZ 26101 Don uf. F 'ff L 33 Red. if W Q .f Ted ,T V Bud. , T 3 -' --gf: Elmer 5 .. S , Q 1 Y! Ernie f Q Don R01 za Doc In his three years at Minster High School, Mr. Maltinsky has compiled an enviable record in athletics. BASKETBALL WON IOST 19117-18 17 1+ 19118-119 18 11 191+9-50 23 -13- 58 12 County Runner-up: 19147-L18 and 191118-749 County Champions: 19119-50 District Runner-up: 19149-50 BASEBALL won nosT 19117-1+8 15 3 19748-749 11 -Q- 25 9 County Runner-up: 19117-ll-8 County Champions: 191-L8-11,9 We, the Senior Class of 1950, take this opportunity to congratulate Mr. Maltinsky and. to wish him the very best of success in directing the athletic life of Minster High School 27 S as ni A +5 an E .B ci G qv-1 D 'S o 'E 0 P11 ni .-? .5 0 III v--J. Camp, B. Ro t tzlirl 11811 to Left 5 -P -f-I H Poeppelnmn J. Westerhozlde, M. Will, M. Schulte, N D. Wuebker, D. A 5 l 3 O F5 E O 0 U3 rst, J. Knostmnn Bornho ons, D. Ritter, P. Shank, K. lk Wi T. O -.4 Q :i E 5 2 In za 5 N ni 5 O0 '65 5 f 'H xa r-I-U 2 w 3 O 'ns T53 E56 Exif 5 'Nia Eine ig.: .Eg Gag-E 2.2 :S i ' 3 O N 43 Box-ahold., P. Kilmer, gean, B. Dirksen, II. Bortke, R. T0 B.G L. olaing, Q H 0 P Row- -I . Fifth +2 E .2 1-S If i n. l O , 0- BON, rut, T. er, D. Bo hroed ,M. Sc ethnan, B. Buses, V. For R1 h Row--M. Sirt I-1 2. 0 I: ci 5 ig no ci m -1 3 v-S Q 35 th Row-- So I1 5-25 PAQ ll E 5? 53 f6aE J :E ui Q 0 5 0 '6.3i 3BE.m Tgn:Q sob'-:O :.5aE 'mdEB 18 C Qllsn o 'url 3 ' 3 Q en 8 -Sid -.Hn.. '- Em 5 ggi E h 0 QEAEQE Second Rov- J. Third Row---M. M. D Sc Inn Bohm 8 H 'H sum: i 9 5 m E 15 A 3 C 3 V. Forman, Bonllan, I. Haber, .635 ff? 522 -sig .53 H 'ig sEa5g.3gE gm Q vs P-4 his llri iggggiggli 553555322 352-s ov- n ,E -H E Fifth R omecoming Courf Left to right--Barbara Heinl, Velma Schlater, JoAnn Friemering, Dorothy Enneking, Nancy Herkenhoff On the night of October lk, l9U9, Minster High School played their first Homecoming Football Game. Miss JoAnn Friemering was elected queen. Her attendants were Velma Schlater, seniorg Dorothy Enneking, juniorg Barbara Heinl, sophomoreg and Nancy Herkenhoff, freshman. Before the game the queen was crowned and the entire court was presented with corsages by Co-captains Ted Wilkens and Don Bachman. After the game, a dance was held at the Wonder Bar in honor of the Alu ni of Minster High School. 30 CHEMISTRY LAB . Left to right--B. Hoying, T. Wilkens, K. Lammers, A. Helmsing, B. Busse, E. Bergman, M. Bensman, J. Eiting, V. Ziegenbusch, N. Bornhorst, V. Fortman, B. Thieman, G. Boyd., J. Weghorst STUDY HALL 31 l'0l'l'l 0 The tlight il IPO focused on our own kgs-.T ' U ,DP L, - A. I' Wi. V ,Xfse x 1 7 Surrounded by 5 lea of crepe paper. IOIIQIWOII, Connie loin. as qv I ' ,f aff f ff, 'I .In JI, 7 .N-. ,ef M ' , 'N . I 5. 1 4 f 1' ,' J' 3 l . fe I f L fj,4,,'-ff ,f,M'v win J I gun' Music and dancing on the guest night of all Our 3125! untufe On the evening of May 5, 1949, we, the class of 50, presented our finest class project--the Prom. The entire proceedings were under the very capable direction of Miss Constance Frank. The Prom theme was carried out as a royal court in streamers of maroon and white. Tom Frericks and Mildred Enneking were crowned King and Queen and were presented with gifts by the host class. The Prom was semi-formal. After the banquet, everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Les Shephard and his orchestra. As we look backward at the past Prom, we remember the hard work involving decorating and raising money for the occasion. But this labor was gladly forgotten when we received glittering compliments from faculty, parents, and students. we were very proud of our first Prom, which, we believe , was the finest in the history of Minster High School, and which, we hope, will be used as a goal for future years. enior arid redenfd To Minster High School a new basketball scoreboard, modern in every detail. This donation serves as a parting gift from the seniors of 50. We hope, it will refresh our memory after years have passed and high school days have long been forgotten. Also, a life-size picture of Minster High School'e first football team. This picture will mark a milestone in the progress of the Orange and Black athletic program, and we are very proud to aid in this inevit able progress. 33 ,yl'l!0l I'l'l6lAfg tk? ale 5 masonry 34 Jo Ann Friemering Barbara Weaver Martha Schroeder Anna Mae Kelch Shirley Poeppelman Shirley Oldiges Marilyn Brinlsnan Mary Sautman Marcella Hoying Rita Horstman Connie Bohman Jean Westerheide Beatrice Busse Jean Hackemoller Marian Wendeln Bob Hoying Larry Kemper Gene Boyd Ernest Winner Kurt Lammers Charles Otting Doris Jean Camp Nancy Bensman Velma Ziegenbusch Velma Schlater Ted Wilkens Virgil Moorman Vic Poeppelman Ruth Liesner Arlene Helmsing Betty Thiemsn Virginia Fortman Nellie Bornhorst Muriel Bensman Eileen Bergman Janice Eiting Norman Bertke Marcellus Hoying Will Dahlinghaus Joe Batmer Don Bachmen Nick Hogenkamp J im Weghorst Bud Winner Orvis winner Tom Fogt enior AMBITION Miss America To graduate Pharmacist Get to heaven Famous skater Slave driver Bookkeeper Private Secretary Comedian To be a teacher Opera Singer Famous swimmer Registered nurse Daredevil Bachelor of Science Degree Fly to the Moon Deep sea diver Singer Mechanic Chemist Owner of saloon To be married before '75 or know reason why Public speaker Medical technologist Lion trainer Organ Grinder Ping Pong champ Scientist Pass Government with s nutle higher gr-me To retire Find. the lost chord Beautitian College Degree Nurse To own a Cadillac To do the impossible Millionaire Big-time Farmer Mechanic Millionaire Coach Professional Bum Own a pool room F.B.I. Agent See the world Second Harry James erdonagfied LACKS Essentials Intelligence Chemistry Wings Skates Slaves Ability to study Ability to laugh at the right time Jokes Brains Voice Bathing suit Wisdom teeth Driver ' s license Brains Airplane Deep sea Senior women Bolts and nuts Chemistry knowledge Key to the bank Long hair Speaking ability Musical ability 2 lags, l arm, l ear Monkey Ambition Chemistry Answers Understanding Three million dollars Ability to tell a ,joke Control of laughter 85 in conduct Everything Everything that ' s nice Ability to wink S999 , 999 - 50 Chemistry Height Ambition Money Brains Money Master's Degree in Law FAVORITE HANGOUT Joan's Beach Gehring's Gehring's Celina Skating Rink Auction Bloc Home School Duffy's Tavern Thaman's Garage Tennis Court English Channel Home Hosp1talfEmergency Wardj Gehring's St . Marys Home? Gehring ' s Norb ' s Gehring ' s Rulmann ' s Gehring ' s Home Bed Lions' den Hoying's Oldsmobile Gudorf 8g Moorman Any place Wolf's Hotel Bank Gehr1ng's Gussie ul-83-H., Tennis Court Home Bayview lodge Riding around in a Buick '50 Home Any Place Anywhere Hard. telling Gm Minster Service Station Rulmenn's Ru1mann's Ability to drive safely Any place Betty Grable as Bob 'B Olds. HCL 0 Me HX We 36 'l' fx VF: x vwfwfm ' 14 , X '. . Y 'Z 1 , ' ' t 'F .r:1 44 Pi ' 5zma1Q 5P- A 1 mv-fr-Q' ,n 4, '- A i Il Q' ks K A f 'YW U ..,,,.f-WH .wig A , -X' qi' aff i 13 'NI' all-wi an Zalamenl we the Class of 1950 of Minster High School, of the City of Minster, and State of Ohio, being about to pass out of this sphere of education in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory and almost superhuman understanding, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills or promises heretofore made by us. First we do direct that our funeral services shall be conducted by our friends a.nd well-wishers, our superintendent and his all-wise and ever competent faculty. We ask that the funeral be carried on with all the dignity and pomp that our worth, our merit, our attainments, and our positions as Seniors must certainly have deserved. , Item I: To the faculty we bequeath a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights and peaceful dreams. We also will all the amazing knowledge and startling infomation we have furnished from time to time in the classrooms and on our examination papers to our beloved faculty to be used at their discretion. Item II: To the Juniors we bequeath our senior dignity. May they uphold it forever, with all seriousness and gravity, endeavoring to realize its vast importance, in spite of their natural light-mindedness and irresponsibility. We also give them any stubs of pencils, erasers or scraps of paper that we may inadvertently leave behind us in the excitement and haste of gathering up our cherished treasures for the last time. May they feel free to use them, and feel, perhaps, that they may in some mystic way impart some of our great knowledge to them. Item III: The following may seem but trifling bequests, but we hope they may be accepted as valuable assets to those who may receive them. Joe Baumer and Victor Poeppelmen will all the fun they had in F.F.A. to Ken Eiting. Beatrice Busse bequeaths her friendly nature to Joan Rump. Jean Hackemoller wills her silent disposition to Janet Knostman. Nick Hogenkamp wills all of his ertra credits to John Wiseman. Bud Winner wills his ability to study to Lee Olding. Nancy Bensman wills her basketball skill to Dorothy Kemper. Virginia Fortman wills the famous Gussie to Martha Riethman. Charles Otting wills all of his knowledge of American Goverment to Bob Huelskamp. Bob Hoying wills his ability to control the Olds to Don Thieman. Nellie Bornhorst wills her short hair to Mary Bernard. Mary Sautman wills her skill of terrorizlng to Joan Nagle. Gene Boyd wills his ability to clown to Joe Sherman. Marcellus Hoying wills the good times he had at Koverman's to Gene Brandewle. Marilyn Brinkman bequeaths her shorthand skill to Marie Bruns. as Larry Kemper leaves his squirt gun in the loving care of Lee Olding. Velma Ziegenbusch wills her ability to speak slowly and distinctly to Mary Ann Will. Don Bachman wills his red hair and freckles to Denny Meyer. Norman Bertke bequeaths all of his girl friends to Dave Schafer. Shirley Oldiges wills her ability to walk in heels to Viola Bertke. Anna Mae Kelch bequeaths her part as Lady Macbeth to Rita Ann Seger. Connie Bohman wills her voice to Dolores Wente. Jeannie Westerheide wills her height to Mildred Hoelscher. Kurt Lammers and Virgil Moorman will their height, stature, and muscles to Paul Huelsman. Ruth Liesner bequeaths her ability to work to Laura Sebring. Jo Ann Friemering wills her art of holding two ,jobs to Betty Wuebker. Rita Horstman wills her typing skill to Erma Riethman. Eileen Bergman wills her driver's license to Bertha Dirksen. Ted Wilkens wills his public speaking ability to Don Dahlinghaus. Barbara Weaver wills her art of telling Jokes to Jeanette Grieshop. Betty Thieman and Janice Eiting will the good times they had in history class to Charlene Pleiman and Rita. Boecker. Jeannie Camp and Shirley Poeppelman will their speaking ability to Dorothy Enneking. Muriel Bensman wills her nickname , Fritz, to Judy Voskuhl. J im Weghorst wills the wonderful opportunity of being senior 'basketball manager to Tom Feldman. Martha Schroeder wills her ma,jorette ability to Dorothy Bornhorst. Orvie Winner and Tom Fogt will their quietness and eagerness to learn to Leroy Rutschilling. Arlene Helmsing bequeaths her first-baseman ability to Donna Wuebker. Velma Sch1.ater wills her surplus flour from Home Ec class to Doris Albers. Will Dahlinghaus and Ernie Winner will their basketball prowess to Johe Schwieterman Marcella Hoying wills her office practice skill to Janet Heitbrink. Marian Wendeln bequeaths her freckles and dimples to Ruth Sherman. In witness thereof, we the Class of 1950, the testators, have to this our will, written on two sheets of parchment, set our hands and seal this eleventh day of' May, Anno Domino, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. 39 Best Wishes From HOGENKAMP FUNERAL SERVICE l---,-- el Minster, Ohio Phone 61 Compliments of THE MINSTER MACHINE COMPANY Manufacturers of Minster Presses I I Minster, Ohio QUALITY SERVICE STATION Pure Gas and Oil Greasing - Washing - Simonizing Yale Tires and Tubes - Beer in Cases and Ponies Phone 121-M MINSTER, OHIO Vernon CBudJ Sommer, Prop. For Quality Insurance Service Of All Kinds - Call - M. C. BERNHOLD AGENCY MINSTER, OHIO Phone: Office 2 Residence 205 R Est. 1935 Life Underwriter Sustaining Member National Association of Life Underwriters ll il WOODEN SHOE V SELECT PALE BEER So Smooth So Light So Right I I The Best To The Class Of 50 GEHRING'S CAFE FT. LORAMIE, oH1o I' 'I INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Goodyear Tires Phone 139 MINSTER, OHIO I' 'I I' 'I In Minster Your Friendly Oldsmobile Dealer Is MINSTER MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE We have a Car to fit your need and pocketbook. See the Big 6 in the 76 and the Rockets in the 88 and 98 191 North Main Street Phone 93 MINSTER, OHIO GEORGE W. BROWN Photographer Pictures For Everyone's Need MINSTER, OHIO llllll HHH MIN STER LUMBER COMPANY - Dealers in - Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Glazed Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc. Phone 112 MINSTER, OHIO ADVANCE AUTO COMPANY Your Chevrolet Dealer Sales and Service NEW BREMEN, OHIO Phone 77 HOYING WESTERHEIDE ARD ARE CO. Phone 135 MINSTER, OHIO THE MINSTER FARMERS CO-OP EXCHANGE Grain Elevator ... Quality Feeds - Farm 'Supplies Phone 58 A. W. BOECKER Groceries - Home Killed Meats Fresh Fruit and Vegetables - Frozen Foods MINSTER, OHIO WILKEN S HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Paint, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies MINSTER, OHIO WINNER BROS. General Trucking - Moving Phone 82-W MINSTER, OHIO Best Wishes THE INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone 144 MINSTER, OHIO HOME FURNITURE STORE Furnishings For The Entire Home NEW BREMEN. OHIO A. H. Friemering, Prop. MIN STER FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture and Appliances Phone 160 MINSTER, omo THE MINSTER INSURANCE AGENCY CO. Modern Insurance Service Al. T. 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HEINL Funeral Director Ambulance Service MINSTER, OHIO RULMANN'S RECREATION MINSTER, OHIO RIPPLOH MEAT AND GROCERY CO. Retail and Wholesale Meats - Complete line of Groceries Choice Fruits and Vegetables - Dealers in Livestock Phone 155 93 East Fourth Street MINSTER, OHIO WESTERHEIDE MOTOR AND TRACTOR SALES Cars - Trucks - Tractors - Goodyear Tires Genuine Ford Parts and Accessories Phone 52 MINSTER, OHIO SOMMER'S SALES AND SERVICE Pontiac Motor Cars Case Farm Machinery Phone 158 M MINSTER, OHIO Compliments of The Ft. Loramie FURNITURE Sz APPLIANCE Store FT. LORAMIE, OHIO EARL'S ISLAND State Route 362 off State Route 66 on Lake Loramie Chicken - Steak - Sea Food Dinners We Cater to Clubs and Parties Phone 920 R MINSTER, OHIO BRUCKEN'S CAFE Fine Liquors FT. LORAMIE, OHIO CHARLES HEINL rosley otpomt Appliances - Sales and Service Television Wiring of Mill- Factory - Farm - Home Phone 70 MINSTER, OHIO GUDORF and MOORMAN APPLIANCE CO. 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BORNHORST SHOE STORE Complete Line for Entire Family MINSTER, OHIO For Better Cleaning And Tailoring Go To GARMANN'S STORE Phone 51 MINSTER, oH1o MECKSTROTH PAINT 8a BODY SHOP - Dealers in - Lowe Brothers Paints Phone 11-92 NEW KNOXVILLE, OHIO WILLMAN DEPARTMENT STORE FT. LORAMIE, OHIO A Place You Will Enjoy Shopping We Feature Deerwood Groceries MOBIL SERVICE BEN HEMMELGARN RICH BOECKMAN Mobiloil - Mobilgas Phone 86 R MINSTER, OHIO ERNST SERVICE STATION Sohio Products Phone 82 FT. LORAMIE, OHIO FILBURN'S ISLAND RESORT ON LAKE LORAMIE 3 miles East of Ft. Loramie End of Route 362 Steaks, Beer and Sandwiches Chicken-in-the-Woodpile WISSMAN'S CAFE Fine Foods - Beer and Wine FT. LORAMIE, OHIO A. J. WAGNER White Villa Groceries Meats - Chinaware Phone 71 MINSTER, OHIO ARN R ER M A O G OC Y gb E T MARKET RAY J. SCHNEIDER Meats - Groceries -- Fruits - Vegetables Frozen Foods 0 Beer Plumbing and Heating Phone 29 M INSTER' OHIO Phone 124-M MINSTER, OHIO J OE'S PLACE WETZEL'S Beer - Soft Drinks House of Beauty Candy - Ice Cream Phone 85 J MINSTER, OHIO MINSTER, OHIO WYEN AND SONS DON AUER'S BARBER ointments: Afternoon SHOP Sheet Metal Work and Evenings Ruberoid Roofing App Saturday-All Day Lennox Furnaces Phone 127 MIN STER, OHIO MINSTER, OHIO EDWIN J MEYER Congratulations To The Class Of 50 ' DR. R. C. SCHNELLE Auto Repairing and Accessories Veterinarian MINSTER' OHIO Phone 204 MINSTER, oH1o Phone 54 MINSTER FOOD STORAGE VOGELSANG'S CAFE CO-OP, INC. Frozen Food Lockers - Curing and Smoking FT' LORAMIE' OHIO Complete Line of Groceries Phone 121 J MINSTER OHIO Best Wishes From Congratulations, Class of 1950 MORRIE FREY'S BARBER SHOP GILBERG AND HEGEMIER We Need Your Head In Our Business Phone 96 FT. LORAMIE, OHIO Furniture and Appliances NEW BREMEN, OHIO MEL LAUT J EWELER NEW BREMEN, OHIO ' TONY'S CAFE South Main Street FT. LORAMIE, OHIO IN FORT LORAMIE BORCHER'S White Villa Store L. W. BUSSE MEAT MARKET Fresh and Smoked Sausage Phone 49 MINSTER OHIO AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES U. S. Approved and Certified Chicks NEW BREMEN MINSTER MCCARTYVILLE GARAGE Sz SERVICE Repairs on Cars, Trucks and Tractors Painting and Welding Phone 817-R Minster R. D. No. 2, ANNA, OHIO Compliments of EDDIE'S TAVERN McCARTYVILLE, oHIo Congratulations, Class of 50 TAYLOR STUDIO Photographers NEW BREMEN, OHIO Compliments of TURNER'S Men's Wear and Dry Cleaning Phone 74-J FT. LORAMIE, OHIO JOHN ALBERS COMPANY Everything in Hardware Building Material FT. LORAMIE, OHIO Compliments of SCHWIETERMAN'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store NEW BREMEN, OHIO MUELLER'S MENSWEAR Suits -- Ties - Belts - Hats Brentwood Sport Shirts NEW BREMEN, OHIO MINSTER SERVICE STATION WISSMAN and 'STUKENBORG Complete Line of Sohio Products Phone 5 J MINSTER, OHIO CLEM HAUSFELD BUSSE AND BERN IN G Farm Dairy Equipment - Home Freezers Farm Implement - Repairs Heaters - Tubs - Coolers Phone 20 MINSTER, OHIO Phone 162 MINSTER, OHIO BERNARD J. KUHN 8t SONS SUN PRINTING COMPANY First Class Steaming, Papering, Painting 307 West Fourth Street Phone 206J MINSTER, OHIO Creative Printing NEW BREMEN, OHIO EDWARD P. SCHUNCK Jewelry and Appliances MINSTER, OHIO Phone: Res. 172 - Store 60 DUTCH MILL Fine Liquor and Beer Sandwiches MINSTER, OHIO ACKNOWLEDGMENTS National School Studios George W Brown English Studios Sr. Mary Clarencia Mary Sautman, Typist Mr. F. T. Lang' Anyone and everyone who helped make our first Year Book a success. YEARBOOK STAFF Don Bachman, General Editor Beatrice Busse, Activities Betty Thieman, Music Connie Bohman, Art Tom Fogt, Sports Muriel Bensman, Photography Arlene Helmsing, Senior Activities Nellie Bornhorst, Underclassmen Activities Mr. Va.nOss, Advisor li-l.. 4' ' ?, r cromm. it YE aoous 1 CUSTOM VHS M asc U I YE A ' Q 'fQIffff ' E 1 E l w 4 E E l i 5 Q