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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

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Pollard Vice President Clyde D. Chamberlain Clerk Guy E. Hummel John Ferguson DQ oulgom ery Twp School lg ,fa n 1 n f ! I tl If 'wr 3 R. 5? ., ,X Y! :AW ' 2, ' r M' 3 V I , ur, h e f7T,A1y.g,-I C , ,, S1151 -35,8 QRS' qi' Q' inf' 32526 Ml V MR. LAUCK MRS. SOCKRIDER MRS. GARNER Spanish Music up Grade Six American Lit. English 10 History 8 Operettas English 739 Musical Contests Class Plays Freshman Sponsor Annual Library MRS. HEDGE MRS. JOHNSON Grade Four Typing lk2 Journalism Shorthand Girls Ph. Ed. Science 8 School Paper Sophomore Class MRS. MOORE MR. STEVENS Sponsor Home Principal Economics 2k4 Government Seventh Grade History 7 Public Speaking American History Civics Seniors' Advisor Cafeteria Home Ec. Clubs MR. CHAPIN MRS. MAHAFFEY MRS, ROGERS Physics Grade Three Grade Five General Science Algebra Practical Maths Senior Class Sponsor MR. ROEBKE Bookkeeping Law English 8 Physical Education Eighth Grade Sponsor MISS SPACKEY Grade One Toy Band MRS. REAM Grade Two Toy Band MR. ROGERS Agriculture 2k4 Science 7 Farm Shop F.F.A. Junior Class Sponsor ELQSS HISTURQ As we, the Seniors, look back upon all our school years here at M.H.S., we find that the enrollment of our class has changed many times. On our very first day of school, Miss Flory counted 25. She tried to teach us how to behave in school. Well, you see the results. Miss McNary, our second grade teacher, counted us the next year. She found we had decreased to only 18. The next year, our third, Miss Jacobs counted us and found we had again decreased in number to 17. In the fourth grade we again had Miss Jacobs, who, we are glad to say, was promoted too. She counted us once more and recorded a grand total of 16. In our fifth grade we again decreased in number to 15. Mrs. Garner was our very able teacher. Hrs. Garner was again our teacher for our sixth year. She prepared us for Junior High. at last we reached Junior High, rather shyly but surely. Mrs. Johnson was our home room teacher both years. There was an increase here to 19 members. When we entered high school, we were excited, giddy fresh, men. We increased here to 22. 4 Mrs. wallace was our sophomore home room teacher. We decreased here to 21. d In our 'unigr year, Mrs. Kinzey was our home room teacher. There were 22 of us again. This year there are only 17 of us left. Mr. Stevens is our sponsor, and Mr. Chapin is our home room teacher. Those who started together and have been and still are together ere: Francis Adams, Rebecca Heminger, Madge Hedge, Lillian Sherman, Flo Carpenter, and Russell Burton. - By Joanne King 'flip 4- .-A- 5 r..L'-..:-.'...,....l' ,,,sl ' ' fn... .,,. Isl.. IQ::r':,,---BM, Q L QQ, QL, .V lx 1 I Q A 1 lvx. f ' ' WU r q '- . I , ,... , ,,1.1 Mffu ,.l, W , .5 . h .',- W- x ig X lol X1 ,' ,- . I- . L. A 1 .V mix .Liv A ' f 1, , ,,-,.. 1.,V ', Q , - f:1g:4'gv : .',' 'MA-1-gfix ,A,. Q Aijqjfx .- 133- ' 'V '7lNifQxXYT'AiL5 n - A - 1 - --aff' . Q aj V 11 ,-.5 cz-+55 if ' N ,. 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Operet REVA LONG Chorus l,4 Class Play 3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Girls Ensemble Class Officer 2 Librarian 4 Office Girl 1,2 Solo Contest 4 H.S. Operetta 4 Class Play 4 4 4 5,4 ta 4 LOIS ELDER Class Play 4 Paper Staff 3,4 ' Annual Staff 4 1,4 Librarian 4 Class Officer 6 HAROLD GEREN Basketball'l,2,5 Football l,2,5,4 F.F.A. 5,4 Class Play 4 Track 1 FRANCIS ADAMS Band l,2,5 Chorus 1,4 Class Play 3,4 Basketball l,2,5 Baseball 2,5,4 H.S. Operetta 4 F.F.A. 5,4 Track 1 SENIOR CLASS WILL Listen, my friends, and we shall pass Our last will and testament to the Junior Class. Being of able body and sound m1ndC?J, We shall publish and declare the following at this time. First: Jointly, we, the dignified Seniors, will our scholastic abiliwf to the Juniors, providing they don't over-use lt. Second: I, Dale Tyson Jr., will my large vocabulary to Rex Parsons, if he promises not to fill my position in American literature. Third: I, Russell Burton, will all my excess music back to Mrs. Sockrider in order that she will have enough for chorus next year. Fourth: I, Madge Hedge, will my squeaky clarinet notes to the entire M.H.S. Band. Fifth: I, emma Lou Sherman, return to Mrs. Johnson my commerical knowledge. I d1dn't mean to take it anyway. Sixth: I, Max Tyson, will my ability to tease to Danny Schmeltz. Seventh: I, Joyce Bickelhaupt Stoner, will my ability to catch a hus- band to Regina Baker. Eighth: I, Lewis Buckingham, will my large appetite to Noel Nonnemaka' that he might fill the star position which I leave open. Ninth: I, Lois Elder, will my black hair to Sally Foster. Tenth: I, Harold Geren, will my ability to sleep in class to Dick Williamson so Dick will catch up on his sleep. Eleventh: I, Joanne King, will my soprano voice to Betty Tyson in order that she may sing light operas Twelfth: I, Richard Foster, will my ways with the girls to Tom Stewart, on condition that he doesn't take mine. Thirteenth: I, Flo Carpenter, will my quiet ways to Wilma Sldle if she won't invade Fostoria. Fourteenth: I, Francis Adams, will my height to any Junior who wants it: I don't. Fifteenth: I, Lillian Sherman, will my glasses to Nr. the bookkeeping books, providing he wears them no Sixteenth: I, Reva Long, will my naturally wavy hair Burns, so Barbara can spend her time Seventeenth: 1, Mary Biller, will my interest in men if sho will find me one. Eighteenth: I, Rebecca Hemlnger, will my ambition to to Mr. Chapin. ' Nineteenth: We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Stevens the of 1951, in hopes that they will keep Twentieth: We, the Seniors, leave to Mr unpublished poetry. Twenty-first: Wo, the Seniors, leave to books referring to farming. Twenty-second: We, the Seniors, will to manner books that she might pass the Lastly: We, the graduating class of Montgomery Twp. Roebke to check more than I do. to Barbara more wisely. to Della Flores, blow up the lab beginning class him as busy as we do. Lauck our discarded and Mr. Rogers all literature and all our humble our followers. High School, Mrs. Moore word on to Wayne, Ohio, leave all our unpaid debts to the Junior class. Signed,sealed, and delivered on this February, l95l. twenty-first day of Rebecca Homingor and Emma Lou Sherman . 1 , -0- 41 r--1 C LQ 55 I'-TRC-.li2f73 I-edicts' As captain of the space ship to Earth I feel that it is my duty to report what and whom we saw there. My crew and I left Mars in the Mart- ian year 76624 in the Flying Saucer model 726-Xl. We made the trip to Earth uneventfully and landed in the United Sates of America. We land- ed in the Earth year 1971 and stayed eight Earth months. The first man we saw was Dick Foster. He was an Earthlin of a very roly-poly appearance. Dick introduced us to Madge CHedgeg, his wife, and their two lovely daughters. dinner of duck from Dick's duck farm. Madge treated us to a delicious Next our wanderings took us to West Millgrove. Here we met Joyce CBickelhauptJ Stoner. She was happily married and had an eighteen year old son. Joyce introduced my Martian party to Harold Geren who was married to Lois Elder. She earned the living for both Harold and herself while Harold dootored that '36 Plymouth which he still called a car. Our wondering now brought us into contact with Francis and Emma Lou Sherman Adams. They had five sons who played basketball. What a team!!! From an airport near Toledo, we went via Earthmen's jet planes to Hollywood, California. This is the capital of the motion picture indus- try . x Here we met Max Tyson, a motion picture actor. Mick had finally found a place where long side burns were in vogue---western movies!! Max took us Martlans to see a friend of his, Russell Burton. Russ- ell, it seems, had taken advantage of to become a comedian. He had an hour Supplying the music on Russell's ed the piano and did a copious amount incidentally, happily married. his silly motions and zany antics T. V. show daily. show was Joanne King. Joanne playa of wonderful singing. She was, From Hollywood we went to Texas where we met Lillian Sherman and her husband. After twenty years of married life she still treated him like a God. Yes, burnt offerings three times daily. From Texas we traveled to Seattle, Washington. There we met Reva Long. She had dedicated her life to missionary work and the converting of heathens to Christianity. Whether fervor or fever I never determined. Next we Martians traveled to the she carried out her work with a mid-west. Here we visited a lab where atomic research was being conducted. Rebecca Heminger was chief technician, more easily We now Carpenter. than all of when we'd left her behind her predecessors. and after seeing her lab methods, we Martians all breathed decided to visit a hospital. We became acquainted with Flo It is said that she's killed ---- and kissed more patients We Martians stayed in for an evening to watch the T. V. miracle. Lewis Buckingham was on giving a T. V. concert. He had taken full ad- vantage of his nhot trumpetu and ngolden notesu to become America's no. l trumpeter. ' My Martian party now took off for Wayne. We went by air, and our stewardess was Mary Biller. She told me that she'd lost two jobs be- cause of the way she usoothedn nervous men passengers. The last man we saw was Doctor Dale Tyson, a physicist. His last words were: uYou can't possibly be here. Interplanetary travel is lm- possible! PQPUIARITY Girl most likely to succeed. . Boy most likely to succeed. . Most popular girl ..... Most popular boy. . Best looking girl. . Best looking boy. . Most polite girl. . Most polite boy. . . Biggest girl tease. . Biggest boy tease. . Most comical girl. . Most comical boy. . . Most ambitious girl. . Most ambitious boy. . Most musical girl. . Most musical boy. . Man hater .... Woman hater .... Most bashful girl. . Most bashful boy. . Most athletic girl. . Most athletic boy. . PULL . Flo Carpenter . 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L5,a.,t:e,r lance ,V Eggefgief ,G5fQ5gg:ge1,.Q 'I3'IE 1 'r,1 S .dh.,1 Q1Ex ' Baker, Charley Ni3tZ1 REy1Rff?Em,RQhHib Tyedhf SEGQND Rowipidk Stearns, Walter Me2r4Et5fM5!ih9.FQw1erg Eyelyn B1a s ms, Pnyma Ealfge g 'fBa1ub1 m1, Alberni - zenderg Glen Ohler, Mga4.sQnkr1dsr. W SEATEDQ Norma Fenner, DarQuhywSgmyan, 1mggene,Ebans3 Ngncy Regems, Barbara Tys6h,'LbiS5GbhnEl1, Paumaipelaard, .Rabty Hayman. q ' 4 ..- V YVKP 4 1 4 TOP ROW! SECOND HOW: FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: S153 OND ROW FIRST ROWS SEATED3 RACES Mr. Roebke, Bill Connell, Glenn Elder, Jim Hummel, Vernon Garner, Don Yambert, Henry Schroeder, Tom Stannard. Larry Lewis, Dale Baker, Eloise Seem, DeAnne Zender, Norma Earl, Barbara Johnston, Bob Geren, Max Graber. Janet Nonnemaker, Lois Parsons, Nancy Sherman, Joyce Rogers, Sue Heminger, Daisy Garner, Nanci Nonnemaker, Shirley Vosburg. Jen Davies, Jim Tyson, Alvon Whitman. GRADE7 Gerald Sams, Robert Schroeder, David Crawfoot, Ray Huber, Bob Garner, Darrel Whetsel, Sidney Baker, Bobby Jacobs, Don Ault, Frank Fowler. Mrs. Moore, Johnny Brubaker, Jimmy George, Raymond Schmeltz, Betty Tyson, LoAnna Ream, Romana Sperry, Janet Niswander, Bill Adams, Gary Kuhn, Gale Evans. Margaret Stone, Donna Connell, Rosalie Hunt, Marilyn Huffman, Sonja Harmon, Janet Morgart, Lecna Hackett, Karen Kieffer. Dick Stearns, Morris Seem, Lee Gill, Earl Lee Perkey, Gene Fulford. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT Row: BACK ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW! BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROWS GRADE 4 Mrs. Hedge, Roland Zender, James Cheatwood, Larry Ream, Lee Pollard, Daniel Gorrlll, Ronnie Hayman, David McGinnis, George Reynolds, Bobby Scott, Larry Carr. Nancy Garner, Delorse Tyson, mvelyn Kirkendall, Patty Parker, Barbara Ann Hartenfeld, Bonnie Teeple Kathleen Wallace, Judy Jacobs, Margie Baker, Sally Reese, Marlene Sidle, Maxine Hoffheins, Karen Kuhn. Faye Davies, Sharon Gill, Nada Bloom, Ruth Kreais, Edith Sperry, Barbara Gallagher, Janice Geren, Suzanne Petersen, Nina Baker, Margaret Earl. Absent--Michael LeMasters. GRADE 5 Carl Brubaker, Norman Anderson, James Hartley, William Sams, Murrel Garner, Michael Keller, Paul Graber, John Nelson. Mrs. Rogers, Ann Few, Julia Williams, Joyce Johnston, Janet Tyson, Janet Schroeder, Jeannette Dobis, Barbara Yambert. Kay Sawyer, Carol Gill, Kay Ann Farabee, Hosalind House, Jane Nonnemaker, Joyce Ann1Chamberla1n, Nancy Motot, Judy Firsdon. Richard Farwig, Jack Sperry, Gary Stannard, Robert Sabo, Lloyd Tyson. Absent--Jacob Petersen GRADE 6 Jerry McElwee, Don Reynolds, Evan Bookbrader, Oscar LcG1nnis, Bill Nonnemaker, John Burton. Mrs. Garner, Madge Ream, Gary Harmon, Bob Firsdon, Robert Hayman, Rex Nletz, Tom Lewis, Dale Evans, Carl Shaw, Billy Davies. Evelyn Workman, Karolyn Horien, Opal Gallagher, Dolores Zander, Geneieve Nelson, Joanne Farwig, Janet Huber, Ruth Walters, P Y . 11. gm. ' 7' hw- X ,M 1- ., N lf.. I GRADE 3 FIRST ROW: Danny Carpenter, Eugene Baker, Tommy Harrison, Donald Hoffheins, Johnny Nicodemus, Bobby Harris. SECOND ROW: Sandra Hartley, Dalene Zender, Martha Stearns, Donna Seem, Sharon Morgart Carolyn Graber, Jean Sexton, June Firsdon, Karen Thom, Janet Ward. THIRD ROW: Rose Mary Kreais, Nancy Tyson, Patty Hartley, Sue Hayman, Sharon Hardy Jeanette Wright, Ruth Ann Vosburg, Marcella White, Janet Kaye Carr, Carolyn Blasius, Sandra Harmon, Nancy Younkin, Mary Lou Stearns, Beverly Niswander, FOURTH ROW: Bobby Long, Roy Schroeder, Roland Huffman, Clarence Nelson, Richard Weber Robert Nietz, Dickie Keeys- bury, Harley Tyson, Dickie Dieter. GRADE 2 FIRST ROW: Jimmy Fulford, Gary Cheatwood, Merle Baker, Jimmy Sidle, Roy Hull, Gene Stone, Denny Dobis. SECOND ROW: Patty Rojewski, Pamela Keller Marlene Davies, Barbara Strabele, Carol Harris, Janet Sidle, Eleanor Gall- agher, Linda Russell, Linda Wisegiver Lola Baker. THIRD ROW: John Petersen, Douglas Foster, Jimmy Gill, Sharon Earl, Nancy Hummel, Sandra Evans, Richard Cribbs, Jack Firsdon, Edward Baker. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Ream, Ronnie Galbraith, Cloyce Clifton, Dickie Whitman, John Ferguson, Billy Sherman, Paul Sams Roger Ault, Bevon Niswander, Richie Wollam, Absent-Linda Kresser. GRADE 1 FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Graber, Shirley Hummel, Connie Ward, Bonnie Matson, Karen McEven Peggy Earl, Mary Gooch, Sharon Laughlin, Alice Schroeder, Janice Firsdon. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Harris, Richard Eckert, Teddy Sperry, Joe Gallagher, Carol Heineman, Mary Jo Burns, Marilyn Stearns, Tommy Younkin, Lee Woodruff, Tommy Stearns, Ronnie Lee Reinhard. THIRD ROW: Louis Brossia, Pat McGinnis, Larry Tyson, David Reynolds, Bobby Boggs, Jon Nonnemaker, Ronnie Dieter, John Wright, Glenn Aurand. 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SEATED: Jim Tyson, Rex Parson, Kenny Tyson, Don Baker, Jim Johnson, Charles Tyson, Max Graber, Dick Noble, Walter Merritt. TOP ROW: Bobby Geren, Don Ault, Bob Schoeder, Ray Huber, Larry Lewis. SECOND HOW: Mr. Roebke, Gene Fulford, Max Graber, Vernon Garner, Henry Schroeder, John Brubaker, Gerald Sams, Jan Davies. SEATED: Don Yambert, Jim Hummel, Raymond Schmeltz, Glenn Elder, Jim Tyson, Tom Standard, Bob Garner, Alvon Whitman. , I N-. N.-nf' . F F in' ' ,,.,. 1 -L,-fix 3. ' ,Aw 163 Xu, A fjSv'a'wQo'Qv'wQ 5fQv1s'Qv' QvwQvfQ5'QvfQvQ I.. . N r I , . 4 .O W . 3 ' 1 R.. . r. 5 A- ' ' -A Q Y Q , if, .V y ff X X A' C V Q4 Qlr P - ' '- ' -- - .sZ'fi4R3 . 'L' V sxlrm I' -Q-- '1W'-- 'W M 'A4' Y J' -1. ff '51 DQR' 1, -fix 'KJ 'I jp f M , G N1 ' -6' .-:asf LV B , ' U b . ' A ' ' , :' f , CD NJ .-.' I ' A, N S .V ' P 1 Qs C? H fi 'CQ L ,Nu ,-- V 4' W . , P N YL 0' 'XJ BAGIK KSN? 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' '33 'D 'V ':Tf?-7 1- , Q , . W- 1'-F -'-1 .. Y - f I I ,Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I AN UAL STH PF SBATED: Dale Tyson, Lewis Buckingham, Russell Burton. STANDTMQ: Madge Hedge, Lois Elder. CH 5 Wx P f TELBQ EQW: Russell Burton, Dale Tyson, Lewis Buckingham QQQQMQ EQH: Mrs. Johnson, Reva Long, Joyce Stoner, Betty Tyson, Della Florea, Barbara Burns, Regina Baker, Wilma Sidle, Lillian Sherman. QQQTQQ: Mary Biller, Lois Elder, Joanne King, Emma Lou Sherman, Rebecca Heminger, Flo Carpenter, Madge Hedge . f 'A Y X . X-I x -X -,N sf ff M .f'!'X . ix J Efy' yi Q 5f,,Ag5wMWh I . ,--.a - ,.-..., . 1 ff f DN, ,-...T4sI.l ....-- L - V, Fx-35' ,',,, W..-q:Lb,,...f '--.. ...f -. ..-.,- .4 ,fv-- ' -,v 1..- K 2 jiri f A .XLgg!EZQ:Hj1fPSy , QDl4PlCQli I-lliil-Q5CJVlVdllil.. STANDING: Flo Carpenter, Rebecca Heminger, Rex Parson, Evelyn Blasius, Madge Hedge. SEATED: Patty Williamson, Joanne King, Emma Lou Sherman Patty Hayman. L.I IBVQQIQI Q05 STANDING: Joyce Stoner, Mr. Lauck, Reva Long. SEATED: Lois Elder, Janet Sawyer, Nancy Rogers, Paula Pollard. ' W VL 491, W fl V f' 5 f'1 - KC' K f'wy'Y X,-,R X, Q ,CX I , KRNX X ff, Q . fl X H , l ll 1,4 KX X if if gl S J f RS- i NE Ki:fg.4f-LSEI:-N ff X , Eu if R N- ,,---we-..-3-in I 1 1 W w 1 X rf' Meant 1 R, U, X 'B . Y ' PA 'f 'A' ' 'Y - HIGH SCHOOL BABE TOP ROW: Vernon Garner, Lester Pierce, Charles Nietz, Norma Earl Lewis Buckingham, Bob Hartenfeld, Jack Harrison, Jim Johnson, Dick Williamson, Wilma Sidle, Regina Baker, Lois Connell, Janet Morgart, Donna Connell, Lowell Buckingham. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sockrider, Paula Pollard, Gary Kuhn, Lee Gill Nancy Sherman, Leona Hackett, Ray Reynolds, Kenny Tyson, Lillian Sherman, Barbara Burns, Glenn Elder, Bill Connell, Karen Kieffer, Larry Lewis, Mary Biller, Norma Foster, Gerald Sam. SECOND ROW:Rex Nietz, Billy Adams, Oscar McGinnis, Bob Garner Joyce Geren, Emma Lou Sherman, Flo Carpenter, Madge Hedge, Loanna Ream, Rosalie Hunt, Evelyn Blasius, Patty Hayman. SEATED: Patty Williamson, Phyllis Eckert, John Burton, Bob Hayman, Betty Tyson, Gineth Farabee. TOY BAND FOURTH ROW: Lee Woodruff, Paul Sams, Roger Ault, Dickie Whitman Roy Hull, John Ferguson, Merle Baker, Billy Sherman, Gene Stone, Bobby Boggs, Douglas Foster, John Petersen, Denny Dobis, Jon Nonnemaker, Pat McGinnis, Larry Tyson. THIRD ROW: David Reynolds, Tommy Younkin, Ronnie Reinhard, Jimmy Sidle, Gary Cheatwood, Shirley Hummel, Nancy Hum el, Sandra Evans, Pamela Keller, Patty Rojewski, Eleanor Gallagher Barbara Strabele, Janet Sidle, Sharon Earl, Linda Russell, Linda Wisegiver, Alice Schroeder, Peggy Earl, Jimmy Fulford. SECOND ROW: Jack Firsdon, Carol Heineman, Marilyn Stearns, Mary Ellen Graber, Connie Ward, Mary Gooch, Sharon Laughlin, Marlene Davies, Carol Harris, Karen McEwen, Bonnie Matson, Mary Jo Burns, Janice Firsdon, Lola Baker, Jimmy Gill. BOTTOM ROW: John Wright Richard Cribbs, Cloyce Clifton, Tommy Stearns, Glenn Aurand, Joe Gallagher, Edward Baker, Richie Wollam Bevon Niswunder, Teddy Sperry, Louis Brossia, Ronny Harris, Ronnie Galbraith, Richard Eckert and Ronald Dieter. - GIRLS' ENSEMBLE - STANDING: Nancy Rogers, Madge Hedge, Betty Tyson Regina Baker, ' Reva Long, Flo Carpenter, Barbara Burns, Ann Whitman, Joanne King. SEATED: Mrs. Sockrider, Jane Graber. X, TOP ROWS THIRD ROWS SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: THIRD ROW! SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW! SEUHFRYHEH CHORUS Dick Williamson, Lewis Buckingham, Jim Johnson, Jack Harrison, Patty Williamson, Barbara Burns, Emma Lou Sherman, Joanne King, Janet Sawyer, Joyce Burton, Von Bloom, Russell Burton, Bob Hartenfeld, Dale Tyson. Mrs. Sockrider, Mary Biller, Phyllis Eckert, Claudette Baublitz, Wilma Sidle, Della Florea, Irene Vosburg, Gineth Farabee, Ann Whitman, Jeanne Trudel, Lois Connell, Joyce Stoner, Flo Carpenter, Martha Fowler, Norma Foster, Evelyn Blasius. Barbara Tyson, Betty Tyson, Regina Baker, Sally Foster, Jane Graber, Nancy Rogers, Dorothy Sawyer, Patty Hayman, Paula Pollard, Imogene Evans, Reva Long, Madge Hedge. Lester Pierce, Ronnie Tyson, Francis Adams, Lowell Buckingham, Ray Riffe, Don Baker, Walter Merritt, Glen Ohler. .1-. ,fs g 5 ' , - JUlHURPHtH CHCRUS Bill Connell, Bob Schroeder, Tom Stannard, Vernon Garner, Don Yambert, Glenn Elder, Jim Hummel, Sidney Baker, Bob Garner, Don Ault. Lois Parsons, Barbara Johnston, Ramona Sperry, LoAnna Ream, Norma Earl, Nanci Nonnemaker, Shirley Vosburg, Sue Heminger, Nancy Sherman, Mrs. Sookrider. Janet Nonnemaker, Joyce Rogers, Leona Hackett, Rosalie Hunt, Janet Morgart, Sonja Harmon, Janet Niswander, Margaret Stone, Donna Connell, Margaret Huffman. Jim Tyson, John Brubaker, Billy Adanw, Alvon Whitman Gerald Sams, Larry Lewis, Gene Fulford, Lee Gill, Dale BB ker o HISTORY OF SENIOR TRIP Twenty persons went on the Senior Class trip this year-seventeen seniors and three sponsors-Superintendent and Mrs. Robert E. Stevens, and Mr. Paul Chapin. The class went via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leaving Fostoria at 5:03 P. M., May 23. we arrived in Washington D. C. the following morning. The fore- noon was spent visiting the interior of public buildings which included: The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, The Washington Monu ent, The Pan American Union, The Smithsonian Institute,and The United States Capitol. After lunch on Capitol Hill, we went to Arlington National Cemetery passing enroute many points of interest and making a stop at the Lincoln Memorial. In Arlington we viewed the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and saw the changing of the Honor Guard. Leaving Arlington we metered to Mt. Vernon to visit the old home of George and Martha Washington. Returning to Washington we passed through Alexandria, Virginia, the old home town of Washington, the National Airport, and also viewed the Jefferson Memorial and Japanese cherry trees. In the evening we dressed for a special dinner and show at Washington's famous Lotus Garden. The next morning we took a bus to Annapolis, Maryland, to visit the U. S. Naval Academy buildings and grounds. Touring back to Washington we visited the Franciscan Monastery and the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. After lunch at 2gOO P. M., we next visited the National History Building and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. we had time out for a bit of shopping in the downtown area. After dinner we had the evening free until train time. Then we traveled to New York City and stayed for three days and two nights in a first class hotel. , While in New York City we received broadcast tickets to a national network program. We were also allowed behind the scenes of broadcasting and television for an hour. Then we went on a guided tour through Rockefeller Center and the observation roof. Later we took a ferry boat to Bedloe's Island to visit the Statue of Liberty. The one tour which proved to be most interesting was the Circle Line Yacht Trip, which was a three hour cruise around Manhattan Island with a lecturer on board to point out the many skyscrapers, Trans-ocean liners, views of the five New York Buroughs and New Jersey, George Washington Bridge, the new United Nations Building, Grant's tomb, Governor's Island, Yankee Stadium, and hundreds of other points of interest. p Next we went on a four and one half hour sightseeing tour through upper and lower Manhattan, Wall Street, China-town, Fifth Avenue, Saint Patrick's Cathedral, and Harlem. The matinee view of the panorama of the stars at the Hayden Planetarium was most educational. One evening we took another sightseening tour through China-town at night, Bohemian Greenwich Village, the Bowery with its streets of forgotten men, down- town Brooklyn, the lower East side with its pushcarts, clothes-lines and gossip. Then we had a late snack at Jack Dempsey's Restaurant. The Great White Way at night is the most spectacular display of Electric Illumination in the world. The wonderful chicken dinner, floor show and dancing at Billy Rose's Diamond Horse Shoe, the most famous nite club in the wor1d,was enjoyed by all. Shopping in the world's largest department stores was thrilling, especially to the girls! Like all good things, our exciting trip had to come to an end, so it was back to Wayne again. Baccalaureate May 13 1951 8:00 is Mo Processional- - - f 5 - - NLargoH ---------- Handel Invocation -------------- Rev, Pauline Stephens High School Choir - fNHeaven1y Lightn ------- Wilhousky I 1 U WMy God and IN f - 9 - - f - - Serger Baccalaurette Sermon ------------ Rev. Thoburn Enge Girls Ensemblef f e - NPrayer Perfectn ----- 7 ----- Benediction Rev. Pauline Stephens Recessional ------ Grand March ------- From NAidaH Commencement May 18, 1951 8:00 Po Ms V Processionale - - HPomp and Circumstancen - - - f - -- - - Invocationalp V I Vocal Solo -------------------- Joanne King Salutatory- f ------ ---- Flo Carpenter Vocal Ensemble Valedictory - - 4 ------------- Emma Lou Sherman Class Address ------------ - - Dr. Elden J. Smith Chairman of the Speech Department B.G.S.U. Piano Solo ----- HDance Of The Windsn ---- - -Reva Long Presentation Class ---------- f -Mr. R. E. Stevens Principal Presentation of Diplomas --------- Mr. Leslie W. Nietz Benediction Y-A- Y 'rif- Pres. of Board of Education MUSIC CONTESTS On March 31 ten instrumental and vocal soloists and the girls' ensemble participated in the annual Northwestern Ohio solo and ensemble contest at Bowling Green State University. Those Montgomery High School students who received certificates for outstanding work are Joanne King soprano, Flo Carpenter, mezzo soprano, Madge Hedge, clarintetistg Bob Hartenfeld, pianist, Kenny Tyson, trumpeterg and the girls' ensemble. On April 6 the M. H. S. Band went to Bowling Green where it participated in the Northwestern Ohio band contest. The band received a rating of excellent. ENGLISH STUDENTS HONORED Early in the year it was announced that two Montgomery seventh graders, Sidney Baker and Ramona Sperry, had written essays which were selected for publication in UYoung America Speaks,N an anthology of high school prose. Nearly half a million essays were submitted for consideration. Nancy Rogers' essay, UHow the Christmas Seal Fights Tuberculosis,U won first prize in a Wood County contest. Nancy was a freshman this year. VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN Emma Lou Sherman is the valedictorian of this year's graduating class, and Flo Carpenter is salutatorian. CLASS PLAYS The Junior Class Play, NGertie's Unc1e,H was presented on March 16. A responsive audience enjoyed this play, the theme of which was mistaken identity. Gn April 27 the Seniors gave their play, HBetty Jane From Punkin Lane,H The rare antics of the rustic characters resulted in many hilarious situations. The high school operetta, HThe Gypsy Rover,H was presented on April 6. The operetta was presented in the grandiose manner which has become a tradition at M. H. S. N xl . Jai M W W7 19NO Eileen Wensel Edison Kinsey Ada Kreais Bill Whitman Lois Mae Ostrander James Iler Mary E. Poch Harry Zeigler Phyllis Emmitt Kirkwood Murphy Jane Meek La Verne David Donald McKenna Betty Abel Donald Kinsey Betty L. Wise Getrude Oates Herman David Bob Leathers Donna Ward Glenn Stahl Cecile Rae Tyson Fred Deiter Jean Williams Earl B. Sams Lura Etta Tipton Margeret Jacfuot Robert Echelbarger Mildred Sidle Edward Rojewski 19'-+1 Keith Carr Martha Dieter Carl Johnston Laura Ann Williams Don Hoiles Bernice Shaffer William Boggs Betty VanCamp Harry Brueggemeier Bertha Trudel Robert Jacquot Mary Rojewski James Gaines Elva Kerkbride Tvndol Stl th Melvin Engle Ruth Weichman Gerald Stahl Nancy Jane Smith James Burrows Marjorie Reese Andrew Wisegiver Barbara Pierce Robert Mapes Geneva Merritt Ewald Farwig Lois Ziegler Arthur Parsons Marquerite Quickle Fred Trudel Ruth Brandeberry John Swihart Ruth Kinney Dick Mattimore 197-+2 Don Babcock Martha Jane Hedge Ray Ward Phyllis Heminger Ralph G. Kinsey Norman R. Garner Betty June Guard William H. Ohler June VanCamp Ellen Shaffer Harold Merritt Dick Allen Dick Riley Jean Clark Juanita Armstrong Warron J. Stearns Doris June Hedge Clyde Crawfoot Mary E. Crawfoot Hester Overmeyer Anna Rose Trudel Gilbert Bradner Charlette Brietshaf Derrald Thaxton Russell Snyder Flo d Burton t Y Bette Lou Standering Bob Stewart Dorothy David 1943 Robert W. Schroeder Patricia Whitman Marvin E. Kasson Thelma Bartholomew Wallace Wagner Lois Singleton Charles A. Fast Martha Jean Wensel Gerald E. Emmitt Helen Parsons Dwight O. Bentley Donna Harrison Paul W. Schmeltz Margaret M. Ostrander Donna Reese Virginia Chamberlain Margie Pollard Virginia Frankforther Don Ray Brandberry Jeanne Hayman Dale Martin Erma Sidle Robert P. Hoiles Byran T. Anderson Margaret Boggs John Jr. Rojewski Ruth E. Williams Royce S. Burgher 19Hh Karrol Reese Wilma Woodruff Donna Carpenter Martin Evans Eva Echelbarger Donna Aurand Donald Meek Viva Ostrander Mary Louise Mattimore Loretta Farabee Doris Crawfoot Robert Zeigler Donna King Richard Frankforther Donald Fhale Berneice Jacquot Guy Burrows Ovgcn jfgffj 1945 Lois Heminger Eldon Pierce Norma Harrison Jane Ferguson Leona Welker lva Kreais Annabelle Schroeder Doris Riley Richard Wiechman Eileen Ward Wilma Sohmeltz Millard Pollard Joseph Overmeyer Betty Carr Maurice Snowden 1946 Leroy David Rosebelle D. Guard Harold Hardy Dick Harmon Marie Wagner Charles Ford Keith Farabee Wade J. Hastings Ruth Allen Kay Kressler Graham R. Core Jaqueline Frankforther Fern Lombard Beryl Stewart Harriet Burrows Pauline Standering Paul Standering James Tyson Betty Wallace James L. Lashaway Rose Nell Jones Hugh Harrison Freda Wensel Beatrice A. Reese . S. Franklin Jacquot 1947 Norma J. Miller Alma D. Synder Lewis H. Williams Daniel F. Benson Mary Jo Baker Ethel M. Dieter Elene M. Hedge Richard Keith Meek Joyce A. Woodruff Dwight P. Anderson Beulah M. Graham Doris M. Boggs Robert R. Hastings Annabell L. Welker Roberta M. Hastings Robert E. Bomer Beatrice I. Teeple Alice F. Sidle Harold Gore Jr. Jeanne Harmon 1948 Donald P. Lombard Ivan Tyson Robert W. Sterling Glenn R. Ward Gene E. Burrows Lois Carr Frederick G. Allen Janet Stahl Betty Reynolds John C. Hoiles Richard A. Matson Floyd T. Shaffer Richard R. Harrison Jane Jacquot . Mary Tyson Donald J. Althaus Leona Bressler Marilyn Frankforther Arthur H. Engle Richard Crawford Jo Ann Emmitt Earl A. Kreais 1949 June Andrea Max J. Yates Earnest C. Bockbrader Margaret Brewer Donna Brewer Lois Geogline Mary Dieter William A. Foster Rose Anna Yates Louise Faylor Robert M. Baker Emil E. Ray Roy G. Hardy Nina Walters Roy W. Knight William Rojewski Mable Sherman Robert Sawyer 1950 Ronald G. Althaus Mary Ann Hoiles Ray H. Baker Leo Farabee Mary Lou Ohler Robert N. Dunn Irsel W. Schroeder James A. 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