Montgomery Local High School - Mohirab Yearbook (Wayne, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

-S PUBLISHED BY iid! A I 4 r ,, , qt, Nw 1 5 P ,,, .3 X31 F E -1 .'5 My-I AAL... F.'Ls.y....1 ,u 1 yi THE snnxoa CLASS OF Mommcfomzny Townsmzp HIGH scnoor. WAYNE, omo in ' A f A-. 7 ...AM .l.A,.Mu--1.-.-mn.--,J........,2i4 I .,,. 'f l BOARD OF EDUCATION 1948-49 OFFICERS Leslie W. Nietz A. Dean Johnson Olive L. Hodges Leslie W. Nietz A. Dean Johnson Olive L. Hodges --------------President -'---------V106 Pres ideflt --------------------Clerk -----------------Farmer Operator of Popcorn Co. ---Clerk of Draft Board Theodore R. Pollard --------------- Farmer J. D. Stith ---------------- Station agent Dale Loomis ----------------- Store Keeper DEDI CATEID TO T1 THQ. OOD COUNTY STX M FOOTBALL C AN HAM Mrs. Hobbs Mrs. Reams Miss Spakey Supt. Hartman Coach Huard M O N T Mr. Steiner G V F 0 A M C E . U R L Y Mr. Hobbs T Y T w P. Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Garner Mrs. McHaffey Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Kinsey Mrs. Hedge Stepping Stones of the Senior Class The little tiny stones were large for our little tiny feet in the first grade. But, u der the guidance of Miss Dorothea Flory we skipped over most of them, though tripping our toes as we moved along. There were nineteen in the class. Remember how proud we were in those red and white capes and hats that we wore in our famous toy band! we moved on, the stones becoming larger. Miss Esther Carpenter was our teacher in the second grade. we skipped swiftly on to the third grade with twenty-two in the class. This was an interesting year under lies Gertrude Linden and we found out it does not pay to run aro nd the room at noon. We all got our share of spankings. Oh, why did we get caught writing answers in our arithmetic books! we traveled that year all over the world, since it was our first year of geography. In the fourth and fifth grade we followed lies Earth Lammers, leaping over small stones, medium sized stones and big stones. Twenty-four were in the fourth grade and we numbered twenty-six in the fifth grade. Our big stone to hurdle in the fourth grade was history and we have been making history ever since! On our next visit we stopped in the sixth grade with Mrs. Paul Garner who tried desperately to prepare us for our largest stone yet--Junior High School!! It was a big jump, but we made it upstairs! In the seventh grade our homeroom teacher was Miss Steiner. Even under the guidance of M s. Ingall, the eighth grade seemed the most difficult for us Our ninth grade stone looked too big to climb over. Some tried to go around it at initiation time! Remember? How could we forget? After a very hmpressive eighth grade commencement at West Hillgrove ten new students joined us at good old M.H.S. Lois Geogline came as their valdictorian and Louise Faylor as salutorian. The sopho ore year we went to school litterally speaking, prancing around and jumping over the big and small, the sharp and dull sto es. Mrs. Johnson was very patient with us. Our Ju ior year proved interesting and successful under Mrs. Kinzey's and Mrs. Menagh's directio . The biggest hit of our junior year was our stage production 'Aunt Suzie Shoots the Werks.' After the junior play, we waited anxiously for the Junior and Senior Banquet that was held on lay 7, 1948. The colors of each class were used for decorating purposes. Pots of gold, each containing a new penny, were used as favors. The evening ended gloriously with a spring program. At last we came to the biggest and most brilliant stone, our senior year under the direction of Mr. Claude Huard. This year was filled with many and varied stones, such as, the Christmas card sale, magazine sales, the School Annual, and the Chatterbox, the school newspaper. The end of the year drew near. Pictures were takeng invitatio s were ordered, new clothes were bought, caps and go ns were measured. On March 25 the audie ce laughed as we played 'The Fu ny Brats.' The eu rose and set on May 23, 1949 ending a day we will never forget because of it's beauty and eolemnity--this was our graduation day! On May 25 we pulled out of the Toledo Terminal in the Pacemaker for our wonderful trip to New York. we returned May 50th--tired but happy and eager to tell of the wonderful time we had had. Fr m 1937 to 1949, passing over little, medium sized and big stones ftripping many timesj we came to the end of our road. we were eager to climb the biggest stone of all--the future! PROPHECY The other day while walking down Main Street in Wayne, I met Coach Huard. We stopped to talk a bit, and he started to laugh. I asked him what he found so amusing. Hethen told me of a night-mare he had had a few nights before. It certainly was some night-mare. According to his account, he was taking a trip out west and he stopped in Billings Montana to see a rodeo. Here he found June Andrea roping steers in the show. When he inquired why she had chosen such an occupation, she said, Well, Ernie Bockbrader, my husband, told me I had to make a living for us some way--so here I am. The next strange discovery was made in San Francisco. While driving down main street, Coach Huard had the displeasure of following a garbage truck andwnho should be riding on the back end but Bob Sawyer. It seems Bob had decided that in order to support his wife and eight children, he should have a job. So he acquired the position of Chief Garbage Man! At this time, Coach Huard decided to take a trip to Hawaii. He boarded the S.S. MONTGOMERY, and who should he find as captain--none other than Max Yates! Later he found that Bus Foster was the radioman on the ship. Soon after arriving in Hawaii, Coach Huard met Louise Faylor who had stopped here on her way back to the United States from China, where she had been a missionary for two years. Upon entering a restaurant, who should he find but Bill Rojewski and Mable Sherman. They owned the place and were doing very well. Soon it was time to leave Hawaii and return to the U. S. so Coach Huard boarded an airplane bound for Portland. The stewardess on the plane was one of our old classmates, Donna Rae Brewer. Traveling on to Salt Lake City, he found Roy Hardy the proprietor of a large garage. Roy seemed to enjoy his work. By the way, he was still the same old Roy, still chasing all the girls. Coach Huard drove on through the country. He saw a large ranch house, where he stopped for a drink of water, and found Mary Dieter. She had married some big rancher and liked living in the west. Now, he headed for St. Louis, Missouri, for an appointment at the offices of Baker's Implement Company. Walking into the office who should greet him but Bob's private secretary, Lois Geogline. After chatting a bit he went to see the boss. Bob, it seems, decided to make farm machinery instead of using it. Coach Huard asked Lois where he might find Rose Anna Yates, since the two were always together. She said two doors down the hall. He went down the hall and low and behold the name of the firm she worked for was Knight's Crazy Trinkets Company. Roy had put some of his bright ideas to good use and Rose Anna was employed as his secretary. She was still claiming to be an old maid. While in St. Louis, Coach Huard had supper at a large night club and the special guest star for that week was Emil Ray. He was making a tour of the country, singing at the big clubs. Coach Huard started on his journey home, stopping in Richmond, Virginia next. When walking down the street, who should he meet but Margaret Brewer. She had married a guy from Tiffin and was very happy. He finally made the last lap of the journey home. But he stopped just on the other side of Fostoria to see Nina Walters Dean, who was living there with her husband and the three little Dean's. Just after leaving Nina's place, Mrs. Huard woke Coach because he had to get up and get ready for school. He could hardly believe such a thing happened to him. He said he hoped it never would again for the shock might be too great 22255. Il!! Ah, it seems we've reached the end of the road, And a pleasant journey it's beeng They say, 'You can't take it with you, So we bequeath this to our friends. FIRST: Jointly, we will our positions and places of high esteem to our heirs, the Juniors, even if they will never occupy them as we have. SECOND: I, June Andrea, will my devilishness to Kathleen Geren. THIRD: I, Bob Baker, will my latest book, Hy Love Affairs, to Herbert Hathaway. FOURTH: I , Ernest Bockbrader, will my wavy hair to Jim Wallace. FIFTH: I, Donna Brewer, will my shy ways to Mary Ann Hoiles. SIXTH: I, Margaret Brewer, will my long, wavy hair to Pat Schaar. SEVENTH: I, Mary Dieter, will my 'way with men' to Irsel Schroeder. EIC-HTH: I, Louise Faylor, will my religion to Tom Frankforther. NINTH: I, Bus Foster, will my heighth to Nelson Welker. TENTH: I, Lois Geogline, will my quiet ways to Ray Baker. EIEVENTH: I, Roy Hardy, will my old girlfriends to Harold Seem. TWELFTH: I, Roy Knight, will my athletic ability to Leo Farabee. THIRTEENTH: I, Emil Ray, will my way with women' to Gerald Seem. FOURTEENTH: I, Bill Rojewski, will my ability to flirt to Mary Lou Ohler. FIFTEENTH: I, Bob Sawyer, will my little black book to Bobby Dunn. SIXTEENTH: I, lhble Sherman, will my ability to fix hair to Raydene Wagner. SEVENTEENTH: I, Nina Walters, will my ability to get a husband to Marilyn Breuggemeier. EIGHTEENTH: I, NINETEENTH: I , the Junior girls. LASTLY z We Max Yates, will my dimples to Ronnie Althaus. Rose Anna Yates, will my interest in the Bradner boys to appoint the president of the succeeding class as sole ex- ecutor and administrator of this, our last will and testament. Being of sound mind and able body, we hereby affix our signature upon this, our last will and testament of the Senior Class of 191.9 of M. H. S. the IQ day of , one thousand nine hundred forty-nine. -- s- e-L A-r--nr4-u--A -e A H gm President . .. ..A,..,--V .-,, W.. A A, --,..... --naman:------ul-----f X- - -- ir-f --E--urn' 'zu Boy most likely to succeed ------------------- Girl Most lfost Best Best Most Most most lihely to succeed ------------------ popular boy--- popular girl- looking boy-- lookihg girl-- polite boy--- polite girl--- Biggest boy tease- Biggest girl tease -------Emil Ray --Louise Faylor ------Max Yates Rose Anna Yates ------Roy Hardy --------------------------Margaret Brewer -------Emil Ray --Mable Sherman -----Bus Foster ----Mary Dieter Most comical boy ---------------------------------- Roy Knight Most comical girl ------------------------------- Donna Brewer Most ambitious boy- --Bill Rojewski Most ambitious girl ---------------------------- Louise Faylor Most musical boy --------------------------- - -------- Emil Ray Most musical girl ---------------------------- Margaret Brewer Man hater ---------------------------------------- June Andrea Woman hater ---- - ------------------------- --Ernest Bockbrader Most bashful boy --------------------------- Ernest Bockbrader Most bashful girl -------------------------------- June Andrea Most athletic boy ---------------------------------- Max Yates Most athletic girl ----------------------------- Lois Geogline Biggest boy flirt ---------------------------------- Bob Baker Biggest girl flirt ----------------------------- Lois Geogline Boy with prettiest hair--- ------------------------- Roy Hardy Girl with prettiest hair ----------------------- Mable Sherman June Andrae ------ Bob Baker -------- Ernest Bockbrader Donna Brewer ----- Margaret Brewer-- Mary Dieter ------ Louise Faylor ---- Bus Foster ------- Lois Geogline ---- Roy Hardy -------- Roy Knight ------- Emil Ray --------- Bill Rojewski ---- Bob Sawyer ------- fable Sherman ---- Nina Walters Dean Max Yates------- Rose Anna Yates-- The Senior Class- CAN YOU IMAGINE -----------------------------Not being devilish? --------------------------------Without a smile? ----------------------------Flirting with girls? ----------------------------------Getting a man? -----------------Going with anyone but NSmittyN? -----------------------------------Not dimpling? --------------------------Not knowing her Bible? --------------------------------With curly hair? -----------------------------------Not flirting? -------------------------------Without a temper? ------------------------------Telling the truth? ------------------------Not singing and dancing? ----------------Net flirting with all the girls? --------------Not getting kicked out of classes? ----------------------With messed-up hair? ---------------Going with someone besides Elmer? -------------------------------Not playing ball? ---------------Not locking for Bradner at noon? -----------Being quiet during home room periods? 4 i Mr. McCormick, Janitor Mr. Hartman, Superintendent Mrs Foster' Mrs. Drury Harold Ward, Jim Fulford, Bill Adams, Tim Adams CONNENCEMENT EXERCISES May 25, 1949 8:15 p.m. Overture .... Two Moods by Grundman . . . Band Processional. . Huldisgungsmarsch by Grieg ...... Band Invocation. . . .Rev. Paul Upole Salutatory. . W ............. Lois Anne Geogline Vocal Solo. . . Caro Mio Ben by Giorani ...... Emil Ray Valedictory .............. . .Rose Anna Yates Pavanne .... Gould . ...... Band Class Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Galen Starr Ross President of Capital College Presentation of Class of 1949 . . . . . .J. B. Hartman,Prin. Award of Diplomas Q Q o a Q o Q In o Q n o s o 0 aL: Neitz Pres. of Bd. of Education Benediction Recessional. . . Choral Prelude by Rach . . Band , , , , fQff 'Q'l' f X , J 4 Q..-i,l,,,, 3gxfy3iE'K Wssnnnn JUNIOR sopnomomf PRES:-:msn f R ' X W? V 55 is ' ' Y 3' gag? 7WW Ag K - , , ' sn? moss CN wwf-Trv ,LA5w:5 x ' ' w . Bob Baker Emil Ray President Vice-President C L A S S '49 x .-fd Nm! WWWS ee':fQQ?SewwWw I ze r gmigikiiisiyahw W f ,. ' Rose Anna Yates Louise Favlor SSCP9t9PY Treasurer Bob Sawyer MQPY Dieter Bill Rojewski hx , igegfifpglieggf e , wif gifgeeie eeeee A Asfislggg ee June Andrea Bus Foster ROY Hardy Max Yates Donna Brewer Lois GeOg1in6 Nina Walters Murry Waliace Roy Knight Margaret Brewer Mable Sherman Ernest Bockbrader Top: Wallace, Seem, Frankforther, Weiker, Farabee, Seem, Althaus Middle: Geren, Ohler, Schaar, Hoiles, Armstrong, Dunn, Hathaway Lower: Wagner, Schroeder, Breuggemeier, Iler, Baker Top: Tyson, Sherman, Earl, Tyson, Adams, Heminger, Motot, King Middle: Biller, Sherman, Carpenter, Bieklehaupt, Blasius, Buckingham, Ault Lower: Matson, Burton, Geren, Foster, Elder, Long, Hedge Tow: Sghmeltz, Waker, Florea, Parsons, Burns, Sidle, Stewart . iv' .rw 'f1 ' ' V Lower: Yonnemaker, Tyson, Echelberger, Foster, Hollan- dllllarson Top: Tyson, Hhrtenfield, Buckingham, Morgart, Johnson, Long, Sidle, Bloom, Tyson, Walters. Middle: Tyson, Vosburg, Blessingame, Whitman, Farabee, Loomis, Burton Geren, Williamson, Gibson. Lowers Sawyer, Trudel, Graber, Reynolds, Evans, Tyson, Ault, Noble. Top Row: George, Harrison, Connell, Blasius, Radebaugh, Fowler, Foster, Eckert. Second Rom Pierce, Nietz, Baublitz, Tyson, Sawyer, Ohler, Riffe, Tyson. Bottom Row: Zander, Merritt, Hayman, Evans, Pollard, Rogers, Stearns. Top Row: Whetsel, Clements, Vosburg, Wbllam, Johnston, Ream, George, Morgart, Connell, Crawfoot, Connell, Dieffer, Fowler, Garner. Second Row: Sams, Garner, Earl, Stine, Harper, Hunt, Honnemsker, Heminger, Schroeder, Schroeder, Jacobs, Hummel, Edlsr, Stannard, Geren. Bottom Row: Lewis, Stone, Rogers , Nonnemaker, Seem, Parsons, Sherman, Zender, Graber, Whitman, Davies. Top Row: Adams, Perkey, Kuhn, Reynolds, Hietz, McGinnis, Bockbrader, Sohmeltz, Brubaker, Ault, Sperry, Tyson, Huffman, Harmon, Nelson Second Row: Gill, Nonnemaker, Nonnemaker, Burton, Walters, Anderson, Fulford, Firsdon, Stearns, Hayman, Evans, Harmon, Lewis, Evans Bottom Row: Davies , Wollam, Thompson, Haught, Zander, Ream, Huber, Farwig. Top Row: Farabee, Chamberlain, Allom, Keller, Johnston, Sams, Anderson, Graber, Sperry. Middle Row: McCoy, Schroeder, Sawyer, Tyson, Nelson, Few, Stannard, Farwlg, Tyson. Bottom Row: Firsdon, Brubaker, Williams, Hartley, Nonnemaker, Motot, Gill, Sabo. Top Row: Baker, Reynolds, Sidle, Cheatwood, Wallace, Reese, Gorrill, Jacobs, Teeple, Geren, Hartenfeld, Ream, Hayman, Kreais. Middle Row: loGi.nnis, Kelly, Pollard, Gill, Jones, Merritt, Hoffheins, Tyson, Parker, Zender, Sperry, Garner. Bottom Row: Kuhn, Baker, Davies , Carr, Dieter, Lellasters, Kirkendall, Bloom, Earl. - Top Row: Hoffeins, Kreals, Harris, Deiter, Nelson, Yates, Stearns, Ollom, Tyson, Thom, Clements, Stearns, Hayman, Morgart, Hull. Middle Row: Tyson, Nieodemus, Harmon, Hardy, Whetsel, Carr, Blasius, Tyson, Keesbury, Long, Weber, Neitz, Harrison, Hartley. Bottom Row: Huffman, Schroeder, Firsdon, Thompson, Graber, Vosburg, Zander, Seem, Sexton, Rowjeski. Coach Huard rf-X A ,x fm Xl A I H ' XXX .. ,Cx ' ,J QI 4 Q 57? f! U 2' CI C I qi Mi , X L , 41 i T, .J 'I 6 'Ei csv FN' N ' . fx' kx'-.3 X Nx .J X J I ,E X.. N. x ,., .E . 4 Top: Schmeltz, Farabee, Parsons, Williamson, Coach, Stewart, Althaus, Ray Tyson Bottom: Nonnemaker, Frankforther, Hardy, Foster, Yates, Wallace, Sawyer, Geren P' O Clyde Waterville Bradner Risihgsun Grand Rapids Bloomdale Bradner Luckey O 'T B !k I. L we 12 47 58 ze 57 ' 64 ez 58 They O O 13 25 6 14 12 30 N I Y' i Topg Stewart, Wallace, Bockbrader, Coach, Tyson, Tyson, Foster, Ray Bottom: Yates, Farabee, Frankforther, Sawyer, Hardy Milton Bradner Webster Portage Risingsun Luckey Pemberville Bradner Bloomdale Webster Risingsun A ll S I They 41 32 41 42 39 56 47 35 31 29 39 T Y Cygnet Walbridge Monclova Pemberville North Baltimore Lake Jackson Webster North Baltimore Cygnet They 53 40 35 46 46 53 31 30 56 58 ... 4.-YW im YY Y,.,....... A , 1 H Q 1'1 , Dawn. --vu, .-....-- ---.., --..-- .Y,.-.. ..' - ,,,, ' Y Q Second Row: Long Zender Neitz, Buckingham, Tyson, Merrit, Ault Bottom Row: Stewart, Reynolds, Tyson, Morgart, Hartenfeld, Noble, Ray Standing: Stewart, Ray, Coach Huard, Adams , Earl, Parsons, Schmeltz, Wi 1 1 iams on . Sitting : Goran, Buckingham, We iker , Baker , Nonnemaker. xl 5 5 5 X , 1. if ' W w Q, Y , gf f hi - 5. 'S' ff -. H ' . 5 Q 2 . L 3 4 2 ' ig 2 L. ' f ' M41- Top Row: Knight, Adams, Sawyer, Yates, Rojewski, Hardy. Middle Row: Burton, Williamson, Foster, H.Seem, G. Seem. Buckingham Bottom Row: Buckingham, Ault, Noble, Nietz. Hartenfeld. B A S E B A L L Our Pitcher Lewis Buckingham Harold Seem, Mary Ann Hoiles, Marilyn Brueggemeier, Jim Wallace Baker, H05-165.1 Seem, TYSOII, Wallace, Burns , Brueggemeier M nTHE FUNNY BEATS' Presented by the SENIOR CLASS of Montgomery Twp. School CHARACTERS Harriet Gresham ---------- -Sylvia's daughter ---- Aurora Borealis Pike -------- the servant -------- Mrs. Sylvia Gresham ------- a beautiful widow ---- Dick Gresham -------------- her you gest son ----- Tom Gresham ---------------- her elder son ------- Lauralee Lynde ------------- Tom's fiancee ------- Loren Gresham ------ ----Sylvia's brother-in-law Gwynette Gadwcod ------------ -an astrologist ---- Aunt Hottie Higginbotham ----- -8ylvia's aunt ---- Whaley McWhorter ------------ -Sylvia's fiancee-- Boogerface Boggs ---------- Aurora's boy friend-- Synopsis ----------------June Andrea ----------------Mary Dieter ------------Rose Anna Yates -----------------Roy Knight ------------------Bob Baker ------------Margaret Brewer -------------------Emil Ray --------------Lois Geogline -Nina Walters Dean -----------------Bus Foster -Ernest Bockbrader Harriet and Dick Gresham decide to send to a matrimonial bureau to get a wife for their older brother, Tom, who is always bossing them. They think this will get rid of To and they will be able to do as they please. Much to their surprise, Sylvia, their mother, tells them that she is going to marry an old sweetheart, by the name of Whaley McWhorter. Whaley and Sylvia's Aunt Hottie are coming to the Gresham home to spend the week- end. Tam quarrels with his fiancee, Lauralee Lynda. Then Mrs. Gwynette Gadwood cc es to-the Gresham heme in answer to an ad for a room. She tells Dick and Harriet that she was sent from the matrimonial bureau. Whaley arrives and Dick and Harriet do everything in their power to make Whaley miserable. Gwynette meets Tom and tells him she is from the matrimonial bureau. Then Dick and Harriet have to explain to Tom what they did. Tam refuses to marry Guynette and Gwynette says she will sue him if he doesn't marry her. Dick and Harriet then tell Aurora, the maid, that To wants to marry her. They tell her to tell Gwynette that she has bean engaged to Tom for a year and that if Gwynette marries Tom, she will sue her for alienating Tom's affections. Boogerface hears that Aurora is engaged to Tom. He comes looking for Tom and says he is going to beat him up. Harriet and Dick tell him that Whaley,is Tom and Boogerface wrestles Whaley. Aurora and Gwynette meet and argue over Tom. Tam says he isn't going to marry either one of them. Whaley meets Gwynette and talk about her late husband. Loren proposes to Sylvia and she accepts. Then Dick and Harriet explain to Lauralee that it's their fault Gwynette and Aurora want to marry Tom. Sylvia tells Whaley that she is going to marry Loren. Gwynette manages to get Whaley, Tom and Lauralee are happy and Aurora decides that she'll have to change her name to Aurora Borealis Boggs. Everything ends well, in spite of 'thh funny bratsn. 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Captain Twosome Coach Huard' s Cute! Cheerleader! 1 S J . At Ease! Rip Van Winklel Jail House! Missed How Manyi? Temptation! You Name It! Lovers Go Out and Flghtl WEDNESDAY MAY 25 th 7:55 PM KESTJ THURSDAY, MAY 26th 9:45 AM QDSTD 1:30 PMQDSTJ FRIDAY, MAY 27th 9gOO AM KDSTQ 10.30 AM KDSTQ 12:30 PM QDSTJ 2:00 PM fDSTD I T I N E R A R Y 1949 Senior Class Tour The Class of '49 left Toledo on the New York Central's nThe Pacemakern with their chaperones, Mr. k Mrs. Claude Huard. we passed through the cities of Cleve- land, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica and Albany. We had breakfast in the dining car while traveling down the beautiful Hudson River Valley. We arrived in New York City at the Grand Central Terminal. Here we boarded a special bus for a Grand Tour of Upper and Lower New York. We saw Fifth Avenue. St. Patrick's Cathedral, Plymouth Church, Mi1lionaire's Row, Buildings of Columbia University, Harlem, Times Square, Washington Square, City Hall, Wall Street, Statue of Liberty, Chinatown and the Bowery. We were delayed when it was time to leave the Bowery for Bob Sawyer and Bus Foster were nowhere to be found. They seemed to enjoy the Bowery or something. We also saw the Little Church Around the Corner, Empire State Building, Fifth Avenue's fashionable shopping district, and Radio City. This tour took 35 hours, terminating at the hotel. Luncheon, after which the balance of the day was left for our individual pleasure. Some went to Coney Island and some went shopping. We also found plenty to do for our evening entertainment. Breakfast. This morning we visited the Empire State Observatories, the tallest structure in the world, 102 stories above the street, 1250 feet to the top of the mooring mast. To the north we saw Central Park: past the George Washington Bridge for fifty miles up the Hudson. Across East River lay Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island. To the south we saw the spires of lower Manhattan, silhouet ted against New York Harbor. Luncheon. We took a tour of N.B.C. Studio-Television, where a guide explained the operations necessary to put programs on the air. We saw the NBC News Room, the center of a world-wide gathering organization of the newsg the men who interpret and broadcast it. we saw sound translated into light, and it was explained to us. We saw Master- Control, the nerve center of two great networks. We saw how those realistic noises, such as creaking doors, rain on the roof, stealthy footsteps, and many others are produced. 5,50 PM fnsfrj 6.30 PM qnsmy SATURDAY, MAY 28th 8.50 AM qosfrj 10:30 Am Cosrj 1:50 PM KDSTQ llzOO PM CDSTJ SUNDAY, MAY 29th 11:48 AM fssry We saw Television in action, and we were also given the opportunity to be a part of that action. These are only a few of the amazing things that were in- cluded in this NBehind the Scenesn Tour of the world's largest broadcasting company. The balance of the afternoon was open to visit some of the large department stores, to look around Times Square, or to visit the Statue of Liberty or other points of interest. Dinner. We went to Radio City Music Hall for a 3 hour program of pictures and stage shows. This is the largest theater in the world, and the home of the famous Radio City Rockettes. Breakfast. We boarded a yacht at the foot of 42nd Street for a 5 hour cruise around Manhattan Island. As we headed down the Hudson River, past giant luxury liners, and the world's shipping at New York's famed dock fronts, the Statue of Liberty loomed up over the starboard bow. Astern was the magnificent skyline of famous skyscrapers and the canyonlike streets and avenues. About this time it apparent that Mary Dieter didn't like cruises for you could find her leaning over the rail. we turned past the Battery, the course was up the East River past the Brooklyn Bridge and Navy Yard to mid-town New York and the site of the United Nations location of the world's tallest buildings. We passed fabulous residential areas built on the waters edge and to the massive Tri-Borough Bridge and the famed Hell Gate. The guide pointed out these and many more points of interest as the yacht moved silently through the water. As we sailed in the Harlem River, separat- ing Manhattan from the Bronx Mainland, Yankee Stadiu and the Polo Grounds came into view, and on into the Hudson River again, to view the mighty Palisades towering over the great river. Down the Hudson again, past the Cloisters and magnificent apartment dwellings along Riverside Drive, Grant's Tomb and Riverside Church. On the River were tugs, ferries, and ocean liners at their piers. 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A i 1 u 1 I ' I 1-1 K Portraits As You Like Them THE HOMER ICK STUDIO 107 Perry Street Fostoria, Ohio Photographers For Montgomery Township School And The Class of 49 . Best Wishes, Seniors! Compliments Of N M A N ' S Formerly Wayne Drug s Phone 2153 Wayne, Ohio Compliments Of The Dinner Bell HA sooo PLACE TO EAT Phone 2411 Wayne, Ohio Smith 8: Eisenhour ' CHEVROLET Sales 8z Service Phone 24 Pemberville, O. Smith Brothers Tires - Used Furniture Some Antiques Pemberville, Ohio Golden Lily Service Station U. S. Route 6 Food And Refreshments ' Ridgely -Motor Sales Dealer In New And Usecl Cars ' P i DeSoto-Plymouth L07-el 6- Given : Phone 37 Pemherville, Uhin SOH IO Service Station A F. E. Mccreary, Mgr. I Schroder Lunch Uiggarottes Fl0l'3l Holt ll kr I ' Jen. U. s Ililszis I Company New Rochester Floral Designs I Growers of Compliments ! Pot Plants Cut Flowers Of and Benny B. Rogers ' Vegetable Plants I Phone 50, Pemberville, G. Bowling Green, Ohio I ,S i - C. J. 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