New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)
- Class of 1951
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Katterheinrich, our advisor, deeply appreciate the kindness shown us and the aid given us by the families of our school district and the business men of New Knoxville and surrounding cities. We feel that the two slogans which adorn our school building, Enter to Learng Go Forth to Serve and Religion and Educationg Safeguard a Nation , have become a part of us, and that we, as we graduate and take a more vital and active part in the community and world, may represent all those things which are good and helpful to mankind. May we take this opportunity to sincerely thank all of you. We hope that this book will vividly portray the many class and extra-curricular activities of our school. The Senior Class Vernon Henkener Editor 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Faculty - Seniors - Underclassmen Elementary Music - Activities Athletics . 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Bode Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowersock Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Oliver Buddemeyer Albert Clausing Ferd Clausing Clausing Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clausing Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culp LeRoy Deerhake Raymond Deerhake Reuben Deerhake Alfred Dietz Milton DuBois Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Xvilbur Dudgeon Raymond Duhme and Mrs. Albert Eisert and Mrs. Edwin Elshoff and Mrs. Lawrence Elshoff and Mrs. Lester Elshoff and Mrs. Erhardt Endres and Mrs. Arthur Eschmeyer and Mrs. Julius Eschmeyer and Mrs. Lawrence Eschmeyer and Mrs. Zelotes Eschmeyer and Mrs. john Evans Mrs. Caroline Eversman Miss Dorothy Eversman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Eversman and Mrs. Robert Eversman and Mrs. Oliver Eversman and Mrs. Raymond Eversman , Selma Eversman Lillian Eversman and Mrs. W'esley Eversman and Mrs. Edwin Fark and Mrs. Zane Faurot and Mrs. T. Bryon Fisher and Mrs. Arthur Fledderjohann and Mrs. August Fledderjohann and Mrs. Edward Fleddergohann George Fledderjohann Matilda Fledderjohann and Mrs. Herman Fledderjohann and Mrs. Ralph Fledderjohann and Mrs. Vernon Fledderjohann and Mrs. Victor Fledderjohann Willis Fledderjohann and Mrs. Dan Fledderjohn and Mrs. Reinhart Fledderjohn Norville Freymuth and Mrs. Ray Froning and Mrs. Andrew Graessle and Mrs. Fred Grewe Araminta Grimes and Mrs. Benjamin Gritzmaker and Mrs. Henry Gruebmeyer and Mrs. Virgil Gruebmeyer and Mrs. Ferd H. Haberkamp and Mrs. Orin Harlamert and Mrs. Herman Harmeyer and Mrs. Robert Harmeyer and Mrs. Harold Harrod Chester Harrod and Mrs. Henry Heidt and Mrs. Vernon Heidt and Mrs. Arthur Henne and Mrs. Don Henkener and Mrs. Henry Henkener and Mrs. Kermit Henkener BOARD OF EDUCATIUN G. G. SCHROER A. W. President FLEDDERJOHANN Znd term Vice President Jan. 1, 1950- - 2nd term Dec. 51, 1953 Jan- 1, 1948- Dec. 51, 1951 F. H. HABERKAMP N. P. lst term KATTERHEINRICH Jan. 1, 1948- Clerk Dec. 51, 1951 22nd year Jan. 1, 1951- Dec. 51, 1951 ,H W. E. HENKENER L. F. DEERHAKE lst term appointed term Jan. 1, 1950- Jan. 16, 1950- Dec. 51, 1955 Dec. 31, 1953 7 W KNOXVILLE MEM SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS V. E. KATTERHEINRICH Principal EDUCATION Bowling Green State University A. B. 8: B. S. Ohio State University M. A. St. Louis University Miami University ACTIVITIES Baseball Coach Memoir Advisor Senior Advisor SUBJECTS American Government Biology Chemistry General Science ROGER STAUFFER Superintendent EDUCATION Ball State Teachers College B. S. Columbia University M. A. ACTIVITIES Basketball Coach High School Boys Gym Junior Advisor SUBJECTS Bookkeeping I Shorthand Typing I Typing II 4 p If if Th Class of 1951 f il ' 'Pl ,,. ,. ... - 1 V . . W ,, ' ri 'Q ,nk-AMX-.5l, W i4L 1 - 1 wif.-32' Q 'xx 1 QV 1 ..-' - ,-mf-rf. Vs.-1 f- fu wi.- -' , V . 9' f, V - 3165.4 Q, 734- 'T' T ff '- :QV 1. 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N 1 . :': E'itf'nYf fQ Y Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. THESE FRIENDS MADE THIS MEMOlR A SUCCESS WITH THEIR GIFTS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE and Mrs. Leonard Henkener and Mrs. Orley Henkener and Mrs. Walter Henkener and Mrs. Benjamin Henschen Edward Henschen and Mrs. Elmer Henschen and Mrs. Ferdinand Henschen and Mrs. Herman A. Henschen and Mrs. Herman F. Henschen and Mrs. Leonard Henschen and Mrs. Lester Henschen and Mrs. Louis Henschen and Mrs. Raymond Henschen and Mrs. Verlin Henschen and Mrs. Benjamin Hoelscher and Mrs. Emil Hoelscher and Mrs. Noah Hoelscher and Mrs. Oscar Hoelscher and Mrs. Raymond Hoelscher and Mrs. Walter Hoelscher and Mrs. Oliver Hoerath and Mrs. Arthur Hoge and Mrs. Carl Hoge and Mrs. Gustave Hoge and Mrs. Herman Hoge and Mrs. joel Hoge and Mrs. Norman Hoge and Mrs. Oliver Hoge and Mrs. Benjamin Hole Caroline Holtkamp and Mrs. Julius Holtkamp Kenneth Horn and Mrs. Eugene Howe Paul and Gertrude Hudson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. August Huelsmeyer and Mrs. Vernon jauert and Mrs. William jones and Mrs. Clayton Kantner and Mrs. Alfred Katterheinrich and Mrs. Benjamin W. Katterheinrich Miss Edna Katterheinrich Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Katterheinrich Mr. and Mrs. Florenz Katterheinrich Mr. and Mrs. Fred Katterheinrich Mr. and Mrs. George Katterheinrich Mr. and Mrs. Henry Katterheinrich Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Katterheinrich Hiram Katterheinrich Myron Katterheinrich Noah Katterheinrich Robert Katterheinrich Verlin Katterheinrich Wesley Katterheinrich . Willis Katterheinrich Abner Kattman Mr. and Mrs. George Kattman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Matilda Aaron Kettler Fred Kettler Milford Kettler Richard Kettler Kiefer Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kipp Mr. john Klopfenstein, -Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klute Otto Koenig Robert Kohler Curtis Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kruse Mr. Lester Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kruse Mr. Adrian Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kuck Kuck Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Kuck Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Florenz Kuck Mrs. George Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Kuck 'gs ' nr N. xg fr ' if EDUCATION Wilmington College B. S. Ohio University ACTIVITIES Junior Play 7th Grade Advisor SUBJECTS Arithmetic 7 Reading 7 Arithmetic 8 Science 8 Algebra I Plane Geometry Trigonometry EDUCATION Defiance College B. S. 8: A. B. ACTIVITIES High School Girls Gym Senior Play SUBJECTS English 9 Iinglish 10 English 11 8: 12 Home Economics I ....-.. . A HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY KENNETH LIST SHEARI. SPARKS PHOEBE MCQUILKIN NORVILLE FREYMUTH I I EDUCATION Bowling Green State University B. S. Ohio University ACTIVITIES Jr. 8: Sr. Reception 8th Grade Advisor SUBJECTS English 7 Spelling 7 Social Studies 7 English 8 Spelling 8 History 8 World History EDUCATION Ohio State University B. S. SUBJECTS Vocational Agriculture IX 8: X Vocational Agriculture XI 8: XII Science 7 Reading 8 Farm Shop EDUCATION Bush Conservatory of Music B. M. SUBJECTS Band Chorus EDUCATION Ohio State University B. S. SUBJECTS Chorus N O X V I L L E M E M HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY F. F. EVERSMAN LUELLA EVERSMAN KATHRYN PATTERSON LESTER SMITH 12 EDUCATION Heidelberg College A. B. SUBJECTS Latin I EDUCATION Bluffton College Ohio Northern University SUBJECTS Band ELEMENTARY FACULTY C. R. STIENECKER RUTH MILLER Fifth 81 sixth Grade EDNA KATTERHEINRICH Fourth Grade EDUCATION EDUCATION Ohio Northern Uni- Auglaize County Nor- . mal School VCFSITY Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern Uni- versity o 0 o 0 e o o 0 EDUCATION Bowling Green State EDUCATION University Bluffton College Third Grade B. s. Bowling Green State EDUCATION Bluffton College University , Indiana University Ohio University Auglalze Couml' Not' Ohio State University Wittenberg College BOWEZQ galil State University of Denver Second Grade University First Grade Ohio Northern Uni- versity ARAMINTA GRIMES CAROLINE HOLTKAMP 1 3 1 W KNOXVILLE MEMOIR Iliilili HIGHLIGHTS OF 1950 - 1951 L... , funiorw3enior emey ,on Scnroer, Gitn in Tuite' ltatcs-uni? Rags FGSPOHBG s in 1 1950, reelected 'Whispering iiope t of the senior witcner. his B flat Cornet ing class hurla nc nit, no yn acts of Junisr LA run fame against 9 aaa fley. Cridersvill of Qhio His Chlo Gnvernm 6' prograr s o 1 cwrni V128 COB rms 9 nas oilg r 5 cowboy Sui? Wat 0:11 reg cgsygei Q13 mini agd me o naacutive year New Knoxville School children enjoyed. as big Ghriatmw time in the front mtranw. The treo was puremasefi by the teachers and tho decorations sm-e hrougm er t, and Sitizen- contest in Qounty vi a Chia Univer- ty gthens, Ohio tue iay tour, puralxasaa by the pupils. nwgrwfn in Bchosl and Jay er cnaractars in Taethaekkw' as ag mm connsetiw with Ez yer 14 The Class of 1951 of -E. - - -1' . i-rpm. Q, - X . ' i 94'.ir .' v . ' 1 . R1 , ' l p -' I if' F J M fi -. V-LK. -J. 11 V 1 . -., I, if-ggi xv'-H- Q!fQ-fi? - ' VA- 'x 44 4- ' . ,.-,nh . . 1 ' - , - . ..-' ,g -, - -, ,W 1 , V , f..,,s-- ..--z..,-ar- 1-. -f . 1 'A ' f 7' .- ., qw: 1 In g'-A . - . . -- '-- - - , , M... . . 5,3-+:g 15:5 -' 'w' --'.-'gp . ' 'T--gf? -n',,. , f:.:'p. 2. -2: AJ, . .g.1 - 1 - . ' MMT- --, -vi 1- W r .,.f. w 'F I ff-ff'o.!.u'1: 2 . N--'---: .fx-' Jai: c , - lv gl., 'J w ..., 'Qi I, I 1,51 ,, 51-.-L' gpg. 5 Q. . 'QQL ,, - - . , , . . A . , . . , nv . ' --- Mb-A -' 'A , ' S' bf H ' A-M N F111 Hi -ug 1 Ill --1 f 4- 'iw ,- H ff - . -1- -V -. A-5 132, ..., .-Lu .' 9,1 '-E-gag F-0 . 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' ,: if F' 5,4 T- Q. in , fax .3 :J x ,' M Ng 5 S, g---, , ,-- . A ',.'1,i'l. .D f v zu, gif 1 XM., - -4 -' I ' L I Q J in c 1 si f. 'Qn..Q.-, . ' - -- f ,4 , A - ' -- - as , 1 xi V.-' 'L Q i,-- A L A. : L.: +L. ' - F- f- 7 . F fy 'A - ' . - - , 1 31 ' 'N -Z f '45,-,L ' ,'.,., , V'.,W,,a.' 156574 3' V'-L za, L -.' K : - . . 1 ' 'Q -5- XA ' f- . Q Presents SE IUR I5 Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. lVIr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. THESE FRIENDS MADE THIS MEMOIR A SUCCESS WITH THEIR GIFTS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE and Mrs. Harold Kuck and Mrs. Harvey Kuck Hattie Kuck and Mrs. Howard Kuck H. O. Kuck and Mrs. Martin Kuck and Mrs. W'allace Kuck and Mrs. Walter B. Kuck and Mrs. Lawrence Kuhlman and Mrs. Leroy Kuhlman Olga Kuhlman and Mrs. R. W. Kuhlman and Mrs. Edward Lageman James Lageman and Mrs. Benjamin Lammers and Mrs. Henry Lammers and Mrs. Lewis Lammers and Mrs. R. J. Laughlin Rogene Lehman and Mrs. Stanley Lehman and Mrs. Kenneth List and Mrs. Julius Longworth and Mrs. Fred I.utterbeck and Mrs. Lester Lutterbeck and Mrs. Henry Mahn and Mrs. L. C. Mahn Oliver Mahn William Mahn Sarah Maneke and Mrs. A. K. Manbeck and Mrs. Richard Maurer and Mrs. Walter McClure and Mrs. Bernard McCullough and Mrs. Kermit McCullough Miss Phoebe McQui1kin Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meckstroth and Mrs. Ferdinand Meckstroth and Mrs. Ferd B. Meckstroth and Mrs. Herman Meckstroth and Mrs. Lawrence Meckstroth Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Meckstroth and Mrs. Vernon Meckstroth Ralph Mertz and Mrs. Walter Meyer and Mrs. William Meyer and Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs. Willis Miller and Mrs. Harry Moellenkamp and Mrs. Milford Moellenkamp and Mrs. Dale Montgomery and Mrs. Ferd Montgomery and Mrs. Allen Niemeyer and Mrs. Benjamin Niemeyer and Mrs. Donald Niemeyer and Mrs. Henry Niemeyer and Mrs. Donald Nolte Edward Nuesmeyer and Mrs. Robert Ogilvie and Mrs. Edward Opperman and Mrs. Eugene Opperman Henry Opperman and Mrs. Myron Opperman and Mrs. Carl Ott and Mrs. Kenneth Overley and Mrs. Woodrow Piehl and Mrs. Reinhart Piepmeyer and Mrs. Henry Poppe Roland Poppe and Mrs. Simpson Poppe Leila Porter and Mrs. August Prueter and Mrs. Charles Prueter and Mrs. Elwood Prueter and Mrs. james Prueter and Mrs. Orville Prueter Paul Prueter and Mrs. Clarence Rain and Mrs. Julius Rain and Mrs. Reinhart Rain and Mrs. Gilbert Reichert IORS FREDERICK COOK Class Treas. lg Base- ball l, 2, 5, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Vice-Pres. of Class 35 F. F. A. Reporter 29 We Shook the Family Tree, 3. JAMES DUBOIS Baseball 1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball 1,2,5,4g F.F.A. 1,Z,5,4g Sec. of F.F.A. 23 Treas. of F.F.A. 33 Vice-Pres. of F. F. A. 4g We Shook the Family Tree, 33 Pres. of Class 3,4g Librarian 43 Pres. of Student Council 45 Memoir Staff 4g It's A Great Life, 4. MYRON FLEDDERJOHANN Band 1,2,5,49 Chorus 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4g 4-H 1,2,3,4g Vice- Pres. of Class lg Arts Club 33 We Shook the Family Treef' 35 Me- moir Staff 45 It's A Great Life, 4. 17 Q.. in if i 195 NOXVILLE MEMOIR CLASS HI TORY We, the Senior Class of 1951 entered New Knoxville High School as fresh- men on September 2nd, 1947. This class consisted of twenty-two members, twelve boys and ten girls. Our class was well represented in sports. Six of the boys were out for both baseball and basketball. In the other activities we had thirteen pupils in the chorus and five members in the band. The two flag bearers were also from our class. In our freshman year we lost several members, Morris Leffel moved to Wapakoneta and Clyde McCune found a job somewhere else. Susan Lee joined our class entering New Knoxville from Beaverdam. We came back to school in the fall of 1948 as sophomores, with a class of twenty members, ten boys and ten girls. We had five members in the band and thirteen in the chorus. Five of the ten boys played basketball and five came out for baseball. In our sophomore year we lost two members, Susan Lee moved to Spencerville and Paul Zwiebel found a job and left school. In our junior year our class still had twenty members, however there were nine boys and eleven girls. jacqualin Hole moved in from Wapakoneta, and Kay Bilger came from Versailles. We had five members in the band, and eleven in the chorus. One of our girls became a cheerleader. We received our class rings of which we were all very proud. We also presented the junior Class Play, We Shook the Family Tree,', which was a great success. We sponsored the junior-Senior Reception, which was one of the outstanding events of the year. In the fall of 1950 we entered school as sophisticated seniors. W'e were about as well represented in basketball and baseball as in the previous years. Two class members were cheerleaders this year. W'e had six members in the chorus and five members in the band. Eunice Stienecker found a job elsewhere and Kay Bilger re-entered her class in Versailles. We presented our Senior Class Play, It's a Great Life, which was a great success. We will long remember and cherish the week of May 15, 1951 as the beginning and end of our graduation. 18 IOR . VERNON HENKENER Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Base- ball Manager 1, 2, 5, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,-43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 5, 45 Memoir Staff 49 It's A Great Life,', 4. EILEEN HENSCHEN Band 1,2 55 Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Home EC. Club 1g Home Nursing 55 Li- brarian 2,3,4g We Shook the Family Tree, 3, Memoir Staff 49 It's A Great Lifef, 4. DON HOELSCHER Baseball l, 25 Chorus 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, We Shook the Family Tree, 35 Student Advisor F. F. A. 45 Basketball Manager 43 Memoir Staff 43 Office 5, 4, It,s A Great Life, 4. 19 W KNOXVILLE MEMOIR SENIORS IN CLASS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 1951 First row: flefz to riglatj Myron Fledderjoharm, James DuBois, Frederick Cook, James Stienecker. Second row: Vernon I-Ienkener, Eileen Henschen, Don Hoelscher, Mary Anne Hoge. Third row: Lillian Schroer, Kermit McCullough, Marjorie Kuck, jacqualin Hole. Fourth rozr: Robert Schroer, Grace Schrolucke, Leah Settlage, Shirley Stienecker. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE First row: Iieft I0 right! James DuBois, Myron Fledderlohann, Don Hoelscher, Kermit McCul- lough, james Stienecker TYPEVURITING First row: Cleft to rigblj Lillian Schroer, Frederick Cook, Shirley Stienecker, Mary Anne Hoge. Second row: Grace Schrolucke, Eileen Henschen, Marjorie Kuck, Jacqualin Hole. Third row: Evelyn Zwiebel, Leah Settlage. Slumlirzg: Don Hoelscher. 20 .,, ..... H up 4535531 ' Q 1 6. i If 14 .AX IOR MARY ANNE HOGE Class Treas. lg Home Ec. Club lg Band l,2, 5,43 Chorus l,Z,3,4g We Shook the Family Tree, 55 Cheerleader 4g Chorus Sec. 45 Library 4g Memoir Staff 4g Stu- dent Council 4g It's A Great Life, 4. JACQUALIN HOLE Blume High, Wapako- neta 1,2: Home Ec. 1,2g Girls Glee Club Zg New Knoxville 5,4: Home Nursing 39 Library 43 It's A Great Life, 4. MARJORIE KUCK Chorus 1,23 Home EC. Club 1g Home Nursing 3. 21 SEPTEMBER: 5 Back to school ll jackie's birthday 14 Marge's birthday 15 Baseball team loses to Bremen 17 Surprise hayride for Heinie 19 Junior and Senior girls sent to office Z0 Baseball team beats Buckland Z2 Juniors choose class play 26 r'ritz pitched no-hitterg beat Cridersville 27 juniors order class rings 28 Evelyn said Dude has chiggers Z9 N. K. loses to Anna OCTOBER: 5 Senior boys fall in love 4 Ag guys slip in ditch 5 Student Council started KNOXVILLE MEM CALE DAR 9 Hired two new teachers Mrs. Patterson-chorus Mr. Smith- band Won from Waynesfield Game with Rockford cancelled Mr. Eversman brought home from hospital New teachers start Juniors receive rings Lost to St. Henry I2 15 14 15 16 Seniors collect ads in neighboring towns Received new music for chorus and band 17 Group pictures taken 19 20 Lost to Shawnee 22 Henry got pants caught in sander 26 N. K. lost to Cridersville 27 Downed by Anna 29 30 Group pictures arrive 31 V. E. serenades Tubby 6 Lost to Cridersville FEBRUARYg 10 Endicott and English speak to 2 Kermit is 18 12 Egnlorflluzbgg pictures Buckland game postponed 15 X-R t k ny Ground hog saw shadow 17 B ays a.e 3 Play Lima St. Rose-Lost aseball pictures taken 5 Won from Buckland 18 Play tickets on sale in office Oh. Northern re resemadve 20 Play Clementine given-Success!! tauigd to Juniors 51 d Seniors B ll ' . . . ii sgifillla gi5Sf'SZfmc.i mu. in Shorthand g 351155 fgff ggwgjg lgjlfaflm and me Cards Cheerleader tryouts, 4 elected, 2 appointed S 2.01. Schy lor hi ytest 25 Franklin missed seat in Chemistry 63011 B B Zsnfe Rom Botkins gf A' Camlval 15 Play Holy Angels in Polio Benefit 3 Ween 14 sf. valentines Day NOVEMBER. 15 Hen rides bicycle to school , , ' 16 Fritz is 19 6 Senior pictures taken Play New Bremethwfon 7 Election daYf h . 19 Mr. Schwinn speaks on Help Wanted 15 Fffst dal' 0 lummg 6 20 Tournament: Lost to Cridersville 17 FWS' basketball 3a'ne'Won 333 Zl Heinie over sleeps, too much Shinbone 13 Tflbbl' goes ,to Athens 24 Graders win County championship 20 R117 Van Wmkle Show 26 Lil and Shirley turn Indian 21 Beat McGuffey 54-45 27 Pupils died idyedb in Chemistry gi Fgsffam 29 Seniolr boys pick fclass play 1 -.. . ,, 24 Won over Buckland St S ow song 0 a Nation 27 Big snow. of 1950-No School MARCH: 28 Game with St. Henry postponed 1 Senior Class has war DECEMBER: 2 Yearbook goes to press , , 16 Grade Operetta 4 Mrs. Sparks birthday 23 Good Friday Lost game to Minster 7 Mary Anne is 17 30 Band Concert 8 Shirley has birthday APRIL: ig 11? a birthday 6 Senior Play It's a Great I.ife - Success!! Wgn game from Bremen in overtime lg b?thgytr. tstat T t 16 lst High School Party 20 cgi:-usnieiitalls lc ' e es 5 17 Mr. Eversman took sick . . gg ggristmas band concert postponed 23 ?gl?g:rsSc2ieXi?I::::r Test ristmas program P . . Mr. List scrapes plates in cafeteria linmfj Pgacfme it Vlfynesheld Christmas vacation begins Umor' emor ecep 'on 25 Tubby is 17 MAY. 29 L F . R ' ost to t ecovery 4 Band and Chorus recital at Fair Grounds JANUARY: 5 District-State Scholarship Test at Ada 1 Lil is 18 and Ez is 17 5 Lost again to Minster 13 Baccalaureate 17 Commencement 22 SE IORS KERMIT MCCULLOUGH F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Treas. F. F. A. 45 Reporter F. F. A. 35 Arts Club 3. LILLIAN SCHROER Home Ec. Club 15 Li- brarian 15 Sec. of Class I5 Chorus l,2, 3, 45 We Shook the Family Tree, 33 Cheerleader 3,45 Me- moir Staff 45 Office 3, 45 Pres. of Chorus 45 Treas. of Class 45 It's A Great Life, 4. ROBERT SCHROER Pres. of Class 1, 25 Base- ball l,2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,2, 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Chor- us 1,2, 3, 45 We Shook the Family Tree, 35 Vice-Pres. of Band 45 Vice-Pres. of Class 45 Memoir Staff 45 It's A Great Life, 4. 23 KNOXVILLE MEMOIR i 'I95 SENIURS IN CLASS CHEMISTRY First row: flefz to rightj Leah Settlage, jacqualin Hole, Mary Anne Hoge, Lillian Schroer, Shirley Stienecker. SHORTHAND Seated: fleft to right! Eileen Henschen, Marjorie Kuck, Evelyn Zwiebel. Standing: Vernon Henkener, Grace Schrolucke. ENGLISH XII Firxt row: flefl to rigbtj Myron Fledderjohann, James DuBois, Frederick Cook, Evelyn Zwiebel. Second rou-.' Vernon Henkener, Eileen Henschen, Don Hoelscher, Mary Anne Hoge. Tlairzl rout Lillian Schroer, Kermit McCullough, Marjorie Kuck, Jacqualin Hole. lfourlla ron: Robert Schroer, Grace Schrolucke, Leah Settlage, Shirley Stienecker. Fifth row: James Stienecker. 24 GRACE SCHROLUCKE Home EC. Club I3 Vice Pres. of Class 23 Li- brary 2,33 Sec.-Treas. of Class 53 We Shook the Family Tree, 33 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Me- moir Staff 43 Sec. of Class 43 Cafeteria 43 Of- fice 43 It's A Great Life, 4. LEAH SETTLAGE Home Ec. Club 13 Band l,2,5,4g Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Office 23 We Shook the Family Tree, 53 Me- moir Staff 43 It's A Great Life,', 4. JAMES STIENECKER Sentinal F. F. A. 13 F. F. A. 1,2,3,43 Arts Club 33 Basketball Manager 43 Librarian 43 Memoir Staff 43 It's A Great Lifef' 4. 25 M E M E L L V X O N K 832-an v-an EUEEQPOG Eggs: we-smut mp-Om GQE UMM:-OU EDEC? :Gm Bd W-bw V-Neg? :EGU 3025225 wean :HOB N926 AA-min Maryam aiu exam GQECB asxwgks :E-an wagon: :EEF 252 :Bw HO wg-Ei :UE I-UAEUEBH :BPM Ea SP0-an :vga Hem 2-5585? Nhekgm :Hman new A-Nag? UUWWMESYH :u-SQ 06 E ME!-MQ --:Oy an 3--:gem :H-O? H :W-HOA Om :UFOA 52 Um 203-QESZZ :PEA ,hz :tg A-Nas? 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I fx. ff ' Us , if v ' ff Qi 4 L 'Sv ' '?,1.2'r 'ar Q' 4.3 -I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. THESE FRIENDS MADE THIS MEMOIR A SUCCESS WITH THEIR GIFTS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stienecker Mr. and Mrs. Carl Srolzenburg Miss Emma Stork Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stork Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stork Mr and Mrs. Edwin Stroh Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Srroh Mr and Mrs. Richard Sudman Mr and Mrs. Merlin Tangeman Mr and Mrs. George Telljohann Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Timmerman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Topp Mr and Mrs. Harold Thees Mr and Mrs. Henry Vohs Mr and Mrs. Leonard Vohs Mr and Mrs. Reinhart Vohs Mr and Mrs. Oliver Vordermark Mr and Mrs. Leon Walters Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Warner Mr and Mrs. Florenz Warner Mr and Mrs. Henry Warner Mr and Mrs. Oliver Warner Mr and Mrs. Conrad Wellman Mr and Mrs. Eldred Wellman Mr and Mrs. Ferd Wellman Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Wellman Paul Wellman and Mrs. LeVerne Rodeheffer and Mrs. Merlin Roettger and Mrs. Omer Ruese and Mrs. Alma Sawmiller and Mrs. john Scheblo Henry Schmidt and Mrs. Emil Schneider john Schneider and Mrs. Henry Schnelle and Mrs. Norman Schnelle and Mrs. Kermit Schnelle and Mrs. Edward Schroer and Mrs. Elmer Schroer and Mrs. Ewald Schroer and Mrs. Gustav Schroer and Mrs. Harvey Schroer and Mrs. Herman Schroer and Mrs. J. B. Schroer and Mrs. Leonard Schroer and Mrs. Leroy Schroer and Mrs. Carl Schrolucl-ze and Mrs. Elmer Schrolucke and Mrs. Florenz Schrolucke and Mrs. Harry Schrolucke and Mrs. Wilson Schrolucke and Mrs. Benfamin Schultz Herman Schultz Otto Schultz and Mrs. Emil Schwabero and Mrs. Richard Schwabero Mrs. Alice Settlage Mrs. Lewis Settlage Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Settlage and Mrs. Rufus Settlage and Mrs. William Settlage and Mrs. Oscar Shaner and Mrs. Harold Shusrer and Mrs. Ralph Shuster and Mrs. Marion Smith and Mrs. E. P. Sparks and Mrs. R. Stauffer and Mrs. C. R. Stienecker Mr. and Mrs. James Wessel Mr. Carl Westerbeck Mr. Thomas Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wierheim Wierwille Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wierwille Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wierwille Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wierwille Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wierwille Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wierwille Mr. Thomas Wierwille Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wietholter Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wissman Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zwiebel Norman Wierwille Lee Ann Walters J U IOR CLASS Henry Telljohann , Lee Kuhlman Franklin Sawmiller Allen Vordermark .,., W V M, V? Q, my QW.. ar V, 'k::- - gl 7, .r sy, :: L, Qu , 5 I ' L Q. ,-- . ' , '- Melba Henschen Roger J. Stauffer , VA ,, ,f QL' v.-: ' 22: ,.' n- Q X M. ,f Zzz A Advisor . ,.,1.5 N Q 'I Dorothy Keiber .JL .4 6 l ' Ramona Eschmeyer cf R nv A Lois Schroer A 5 -n,' - I ' 5 ::- yt-25553 I A' .:: ,'1.: 4 ' t L re e L or L o . 62' 1 'fe A A 4. A ., Allen Kuck .. ......-fs... .. ., Marilyn Henkener Carol Schroer 31 SGPHO ORE CLASS JoAnn Kuck David Arnett John Schroer James Niemeyer - Mary Schrolucke. Ann Fledderjohn Norville Freymuth Lester Settlage Bill Henkener Advisor Ruby Lutterbeck Leonard Elshoff Don List Harold Moellenkamp Carl McCune Greta Hole Elton Stienecker Mary Lou Kiefer Ralph Schrolucke Shirley Kuck Mary Buddemeyer Roger Bambauer Howard Smith Roger Deerhake Lee Deerhake 32 Marlene McCullough Roger Eversman Charles Schroeder Ruth Hoge Junior Williams ,' ,si 4 ' -ff ' , Q . sl x ix ms... f Joyce Henkener gs b as V , 5 P 1 Jean Henkener a . ,,.v - Q' ,., ', N: 'Y ' '. G 9 Q ,. , 1 if ' if my e ,, A Znin I ' 13:7 , B Wa., 'K Larry Westbay 'I W I Q Q A ' 'A na.. sz jane: Elshoff , 7 , 'x' 4, an 3' Nancy Wierwille Ned Wierwille fi , 2. Dale Stolzenburg Annette Hinze Don MgCullough Q. . ' X - Q Luke sraeneckef Bill Beickman Q Verno S ' k Ll cl 4, n tienec er oy Kuck y -A lg W 555 ' , '- ' ,..- Z.. ' 6 '--fe , ' V he Q 22 , . , '-Q -1 Q7 yr? A of J 'Y 'W' vb If '.,., ,s A 'F' 3 ' Q , i A M L fm. 47-Xi? A Dale Henkener if SQ Arlene Wierwille F qlnl lb Phyllis Schrolucke NA In Ned Katterheinrich 'GB .Li . 5 Thomas Fisher v A g Marlene Wissman Phoebe McQuilkin if T X, Patricia McCue Alfred Manbeck 1' Q s Q 'V' ::f.:Q:a-.., llll, ',, Q '15 ,, ' x 33 ii- '.:' 5 :ZAV Z : ,, Advisor ACTIVITY SNAPSHOTS 1951 i NOXVILLE MEMOIR D XVY6-f 'X if, 34 e E I The ass of 1 of e neg: ,, .Z. 1. nic n ,., Null: Ill I ,.. MILK: --v:- b-ss. r :Xp 1 Presents L... 5 vi gp pm 'Q THESE FRIENDS MADE THIS MEMOIR A SUCCESS WITH THEIR GIFTS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE NEW KNOXVILLE Arnett, Wilson J. C. Begg and Son Aufderhaar, Mildred Life, Health, and Accident Ins. Brookside Sanitary Dairy Brown, Leland Welding Chic's Grocery, Harold Howe Groceries and Meats Deerhake, LeRoy Ditching Elshoff's Market Groceries and Meats Eschmeyer, E ldred Duroc Hogs Eschmeyer, Richard Bulldozing and Leveling Eversman, F. F. Music Studio Eversman Oil Co. Cities Service Products Eversman's Store Dry Goods and Appliances Fledderjohann, Fred Pfister Seed Corn Fledderjohann, Vernon Registered Brown Swiss Cattle Grimes Quality Market Groceries and Meats Harlamert, Orin Eggs and Poultry Haberkamp, Gustav Painting and Papering Harrod Brothers DeKalb Seed Corn Henkener, Henry Motor Repairing Henkener, Raymond Contractor Henkeners' Sales and Service Station Henschen, Leonard Holstein-Friesan Cattle Hoge Brush Company Hoge Lumber Company Holtkamp and Schrolucke Brown Swiss Cattle, Chester White Hogs jauert and Hoelscher Massey-Harris Sales and Service Katterheinrich Store Hardware and Appliances Katterheinrich Motor Sales Sales Chevrolet Service Katterheinrich, Robert Roofing, Plumbing, and Heating Kuck, Homer Refrigeration Service Kuck, Robert Brookside Dairy Bar Kuck's IGA Market Groceries and Meats Lammers, Silas Registered Brown Swiss Cattle McCune, Edward Hampshire Hogs Meckstroth Motor Sales Meckstroth Paint and Body Shop Meyer, Dale Allis Chalmers Mildred's Beauty Shop Miller, Chris Sand and Gravel Hauling New Knoxville Cement and Tile Co. Drain Tile and Burial Vaults New Knoxville Supply Co. Plumbing, Heating, and Wiring ' Peop es Savings Bank Rodeheffer, LeVerne Spotted Poland China Hogs Schmidt, Vernon S and S Radio and Television, St. Marys, Ohio Schrolucke, Eileen Accordion Shellenberger Garage and Service Station Smith, Marion Reg. Br. Swiss Cattle, Poland-China Hogs Stork, Wilson Pioneer Seed Corn Thees, Harold Radio and Electrical Repair Warners Garage Wellman's Nursery Wierwille, Art Hauling and General Contracting EIGHTH GRADE Lefl Right Right Left Dean Hoge Lee Clausing Joyce Froning Janice Eversrnan Betty Parke Annett Aufderhaar Wayne Bambauer Ronald Kuck Shearl Sparks Advisor Wanda Bambauer Nancy Haberkamp Robert Deerhake Marxlee Settlage Donald Hendt Paul Ott Larry Clausmg James Kmg john Hole Paul Katterhemrxch Ruth Warner Evelyn Kexber 37 .,,, ,, KNOXVILLE MEM SEVENTH GRADE Left Right Dean Deerhake Juliann Hoge Roberta Schrolucke David McCune Roger Wierwille Ruth Warner Marjorie McCune Kenneth List Robert McClure Advisor Lee Schroer Karen Lammers Doris Eisert Nolan Harlamert Ella Mae Kuck Dean Kuck X as I 'li Right Left Sharon Vordermark Joyce Schroer Donna Eschmeyer Sidney Smith Ned Niemeyer Anne Jones Annely Wierwille Evelyn Schtoer Nathan Stienecker Jo Ann Ott Eileen Clausing Clark Froning Violet Dudgeon 1 .1-'wt SIXTH GRADE f 7 are Q, . .wa .,:: V . Q3 f 1-' L ues- :Leaf SR ...wx 1 ,:, , I m y f iQ' 3, fi I.. ' , , 5, ek 4 rw 'Q' 1 K, - , , -' V- is 4 'X .. A gigs -I , Q .7 . . C ., kv '54 2, kk 'Q' . 3 Right Left Left Right Joann McCullough Ruth Keiber Janice Aufderhaar Martha Eschmeyer Jay Stauffer Phyllis Moellenkamp Joann Kettler Billy Hinze James Henschen Nancy Prueter Bill McCullough Margaret King Dixie Shuster Roger Moellenkamp C. R. Stienecker Teacher 39 Gloria Wierwille Dixie Westbay Elnor Arnett Dennis Lammers Nancy Parke Willis Tell johann ,Qi .eg , FIFTH GRADE Left Right Right Left Billy Sudman Tad Kattman Janice Schrolucke Beverly Warner - Doris Settlage Emily Kruse John Froning' John Buddemeyer Wil.. C. R. Stienecker Teacher Rollin Lutterbein Kelly Epperly Larry Kuck Jerry Lutterbeck jean Eversman Elaine Shuster Grace Settlage Don Warner Elmer Neuman William Jones 40 FO HTH GRADE Left Right Robert Wierwille Jean Gritzmaker Doris Schroer Larry Longworth John Scheblo Marta Hoge Joyce Bambauer Jerry Lehman James Kuck Allen Smith Ruth Miller Right Left Rosalyn Eschmeyer Gary Katterheinrich Darrel Kuck Sandra Lammers Janet Hoge Billy Henschen Kenneth Kuck Mary Bambauer Larry Snyder Michael Daniels Teacher Larry Elshoff Ronald Howe , Thomas Kuck Larry Howe Kenneth Schrolucke joseph Kohler Linda Kattman Dgfis Heidt Karen Smith Patricia Laughlin Donald Henschen Gene Deerhake Don Clausing Don Kiefer Sandra Elshoff Mary Bierbaum 41 Q vc. Ex hail- ? Q NOXVILLE MEM it hge fx - 3 1 F Q 4 W' 0 I N V - 0 I I .7 y ill. 4 . ...nn THIRD GRADE Left Right Larry Roettger Richard Bambauer Laura Lee Wierwille janet Montgomery Larry Niemeyer Ralph Wierwille Harvey McCune Larry Jauert Linda Fledderjohann Kathleen Wellman Edward Shupp Jerry Kuck Dale Manbeck Perry Kantner Edna Katterheinrich Teacher 42 Right Le It Donald Eversman Dale Meckstroth Karen Meckstroth Patricia Hinze Billy Kuhlman Earl Harlamert Mark Jones Dean Clausing Karen Gruebmeyer Joyce Settlage Gary Sawmiller Tommy McClure Lloyd Epperly junior Grimes W KNOXVILLE MEM SECO D GRADE Left Rigbl Alberta WierwHle Karen Gritzmaker Jerry Hoelscher Robert Wierwille Ora King Larry Fledderjohann Donald Daniels Araminta Grimes Teacher Joyce Howe Diane Shuster Roger Katterheinrich Louise Henschen Dick Kuck Robert Kuck Gary Elshoff Michael Overley 43 Right Left Barbara Bambauer Constance Poppe Richard Kuck Peter Parke John Schroeder Gene Schrolucke Sharon Schrolucke Kay Diegel Latvis Celmins Glenn Culp Lee Katterheinrich Daniel Meckstroth Terry Huston Michael Henschen -4 95 I I KNOXVILLE MEMOIR Steven Jones Michael McCabe Betty King . Liia Celmma Connie Poppe Dennis Henschen Len Right Right Leif Rebecca Buddemeyer Shaffm Henkenel' Richard Scheblo James Elshoff jan Stauffer X Peter Ogilvie Cheryl Eversman Diane Lammers J S k Marcia Kuhlman oyce tor' Danny Henschen Mack Elshoff Billy Daniels Ronald Holl Bobby Snyder Leona King Caroline Holtkamp Teacher David Kanman Kathlyn Rodeheffer Th 3 Nancy Gruebmeyer Uma Lammers Sandra Montgomery Eugene Opperman . . B ' Guy Katterhemrxch omta Schme' Stanley Kuck Connie Elshoff Ann Henschen Stanley Nolte Susan Connie Schroer Marilyn Harrgd john -Harlameft Gary MCCune Russell Stl6l'lCCkel' 44 The Clas of 19 1 .L L9'5nlJ' :fx ini Iii!!!-A in v.. hd.- ib' -K .. N Presents 15? gg Y . . .. C , -, 33-. .V I 1 E i I M ,F ,Mfg .. ,H- ,:,'.1,.-Q'2'231f IE4-,. . ' 'x , .- : A' 'I ' ' ng.. ,KL f?5'Ql7'2?. 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Fine Dry Goods Since 1860 Baker Auto Electric and Parts Studebaker, Sales and Service Bennett's Shoe Store Harry Priess, Owner Buchanan's Federated Dry Goods-Ready to Wear Bungalow Candy Shop Call and Rye Motor Sales East Spring St., Chrysler, Plymouth Clear's Shoes Buster Brown, Air Step, Roblee Shoes Cliff and Brownie's Service Station Texaco Products Dr. E. M. Conner, Optometrist Dunathan Drug Store Drugs, Medicines, Wallpaper Durnell and Sons, jewelers Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry East Side Coal Co. Endicottls Studio Fortman, Frank Quality Home Killed Meat The Gordon-Hauss Folk Co. Grider's Sunoco Service Station St. Marys, Ohio Hainline Patent Medicine Store Hegemier Lumber Company Building Supplies and Mill Work Home Banking Company Howell Electric Electric and Gas Appliances Huber Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishings Hudson jeweler Elgin, Hamilton, Keepsake Diamonds Hunter's Printery and Office Supply Ideal Drug Store Prescriptions Store Carl R. Ike Insurance and Real Estate jackson's Super Market Low Prices Everyday Jasperson Supply Company Mill Electric and Auto Supplies johns' Furniture Where You Send Your Friends Kattman's Feed Store Kellermeyer Men's Wear Men's and Boy's Clothing Koch's Cafeteria Lawler's Greenhouses! Fresh Flowers for Fine People Leader Printing Company ST. MARYS Leffel's Restaurant Jess and Vi Leonhardt's IGA Market Greenville Road Midwest Electric Inc. Rural Electric Service M and M Cleaners Pickup and Delivery Service Modern Paint and Supply Company Dean and Barry Paints Morris Sc to S51 Store Variety Merchandise 66 Motors Inc. Oldsmobile Sales and Service, Sunoco Gas O. K. Barber Shop Paris Cleaners Modern Method Cleaners Parker's Garage People's Store Clothing and Shoes V. S. Pfenning and Sons jeweler and Optometrist Drs. Place and Place Telephone-3128-4148, St. Marys Rainbow Soda Grill Lunch, Fountain Service Roby's Shoe Repair Store Shorty's Market Shorty's Sport Shop See Shorty for Athletic Equipment Sittler Memorial Home Ambulance Service-Dial 3224 St. Marys Blankets St. Marys Decorating Company Wallpaper and Paints St. Marys Iron and Steel Corp. Post-Office Box No. 7 St. Marys Laundry and Dry Cleaning Ask Al St. Marys Lumber Company When you need Lumber-Call our No 6181 St. Marys Service Station Corner of Front and South Streets Stoker's Hotpoint Appliances Swonguer and Schneider Quality Furniture Tablers Super Market St. Marys, Ohio Thwait's and Son Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Varsity Bowl Bowling Wa1ly's Car Sales Sunoco Products A Wayne Sporting Goods Equipment for all Seasonal Sports Wisenerls Sc to 31 Store St. Marys, Ohio First row: fleft to right! Marlene Wissman, juliann Hoge, Eileen Clausing, Paul Ott, Donald Heidt, Dean Hoge, Bobby McClure, Nancy Haberkamp, Annette Hinze, Karen Lammers. Second row: Lester Settlage, Ned Katterheinrich, Sharon Vordermark, janet Elshoff, Joyce Henkener, Mary Anne Hoge, jean Henkener, Leah Settlage, Ramona Eschmeyer, David Arnett, Lee Deerhake Third row: Marilyn Henkener, JoAnn Kuck, Lee Ann Walters, Ruth Warner, John Schroer, Allen Vorder- mark, Melba Henschen, Ruth Hoge, Shirley Stienecker, Roger Deerhake. Fourth row: Willis Telljohann, junior Williams, Leonard Elshoff, Robert Schroer, Roger Bambauer, Carol Schroer, Roger Eversman, Alfred Manbeck, Henry Telljohann. Absent: Joyce Schroer, Bill Henkener, Thomas Fisher, Marilee Settlage, Billy Hinze, Ella Mae Kuck. The band concert which was planned tor December 20th had to be cancelled because of the sudden illness of our director, Mr. F. F. Eversman. On january 15th we started band classes and rehearsals again, but with a new director, Mr. Lester Smith. The band performed at the Botkins vs. New Knoxville basketball game on February 9th. On March 50th we gave a band concert in the school auditorium to a large appreciative audience. All of the high school students received a letter for their work in the band. The Seniors were also given a pin. On May 4th our band took part in a band concert which was given at the Auglaize County Fair Grounds. All the bands of the county schools participated in this concert. The Senior Class wishes to extend a hearty thanks to Mr. F. F. Eversman and Mr. Lester Smith for their interest and kind direction, which has produced such a fine band for our school and community. MAjORETTES AND COLOR BEARERS First row: Tad Kattman, Second row: Ileft to right! Patricia Hinze, Annette Hinze, Ruth Hoge, Marta Hoge. Third row: Vernon Henkener, Shirley Stienecker, Myron Fledderjohann. F. F. Eversman Lester Smith First Semester Second Semexter 47 CHORU First row: fleft to right? Mary Buddemeyer, JoAnn Kuck, Jean Henkener, Ruth Hoge, Joyce Henkener, Lillian Schroer, Leah Settlage, Eileen Henschen, Mary Lou Kiefer, Janet Elshoff, Ruby Lutterbeck, Marlene Wiss- man. Second row: Arlene Wierwille, Lois Schroer, Marilyn Henkener, Carol Schroer, Shirley Stienecker, Lee Ann Walters, Ramona Eschmeyer, Shirley Kuck, Grace Schrolucke, Mary Schrolucke, Evelyn Zwiebel. Third row: Junior Williams, Roger Deerhake, Marlene McCullough, Annette Hinze, Phyllis Schrolucke, Melba Henschen, Mary Anne Hoge, Ann Fledderiohn, Nancy Wierwille, Patricia McCue, David Arnett, John Schroer. Fourth row: Roger Bambauer, Leonard Elshoff, Lester Settlage, Ned Katterheinrich, Don List, Robert Schro- er, Allen Vordermark, Myron Fledderjohann, Henry Telljohann, Roger Eversman, Lee Deerhake. The high school chorus was under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Eversman for the first semester. Dur- ing the second semester it was under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Patterson. We enjoyed a very successful year. The Annual Spring Concert was presented to a large appreciative audience on April 20, 1951 in the school auditorium. On May 4th our chorus took part in a chorus recital at the Auglaize County Fair Grounds. All the chor- uses of the county schools participated in this recital. The Senior Class wishes to express their thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Eversman for their instruction during the first semester and in the past years. We also wish to thank Mrs. Kathryn Patterson for her instruction in the short time she has been here. OFFICERS President Lillian Schroer Secretary Mary Anne Hoge Treasurer Marilyn Henkener F. F. Eversman Librarians Ruth Hoge, Don List Kathryn Patterson First Semester Second Semester 48 'v Q -Agni Th Cla of 1951 of ,MW :IFF ...F 4- 1.-1 .4 . 'fi'n'Gf'f 1? fm: . F-if: ' gh-. 'sag' . -Q, 1 :-,,. A t if,-.gr ' Q, Inst xplhBhi 3.513 : !y. Elseni : .. , V -- M, . 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A I . .Y 'iz V 2 Presents CTI ITIE a .xAK,,.,, ,X sf! , ' LAKIX J ' 'Af Q ki ., q 1- . 5 , W -, ml f-i'Qf:Lf3sg'+flPf' W 1 . Q fi' V , 1 ' ' 4, . -Q if V .-zwff-'.,g-5.-D - x':...' .' '. 1, , '4. ,.g .. , - w.-,,- A ,V .- A4 K ,wg J ' 5 vw -1 3-'w 1 ..xff::, 1fa' XF- ,-L ' ' 9 ' ff' Aix ' v 1- ,,'?v 2'?-- 9 - V X ' ' 5 1 My I., . . .C - ' . , .V I. . fw-131+-.' ,7 rrfzwg-11 , ,' . l V- 3-fn., f.-4 .-.541 3: 3-ggi g: 4' 1.5. Hp. , v ':,,,4f,. T .gf,,. ' A -. Lgwl,-gf: i ve -. ' . 4. F 4 ' 1 .iwgfffilt T' A Q ' Pu 5 ,. 5 -125 -1 .- ff,-h , ,x , ,3'A, JL Y 'zu -V -1 f 1--1-. 9 u THESE FRIENDS MADE THIS MEMOIR A SUCCESS WITH THEIR GIFTS OF TWO DOLLARS OR MORE Abbott's Shoe Store X-Ray Shoe Fitting The Auglaize Furniture Co. Everything for the Home Brown's Dairy Fred, Clem, and Wellam Brown, 8 Perry St. Brown's Restaurant just Good Food The Bryant Manufacturing Co. Chesbrough's Market 119 W. Auglaize St., Phone 5541 Collins, Tom Ford Motor Sales Eda's Style Shop Millinery and Accessories O. H. Erb and Sons, Cash Buyers Custom Dressing, Tuesday Fisher Cheese Co. Gott, Douglas G., D.D.S. Hartman's Jewelry Store Jewelers Since 1876 Herring's Half-Hour Laundry Hotel Koneta Hudson's jewelry Store Elgin and Hamilton Watches Kennedy's Potato Chips McKeever and Monahan Millers Sc to S1 Store 21 E. Auglaize St. Morris Sc to 531 Store Orphal's Dinner Bell Dinners and Short Orders Piel Bros. Clothing Co. Clothing - Furnishings - Hats Lock Two Grain and Millin Co. g Flour, Feed, and Grain Bernhold, M. C. Oldsmobile Sales and Service The Minster State Bank WAPAKONETA Parlette's Dairy Store Quality Ice Cream Reecl's Market Fine Foods Reliable Motor Sales DeSoto-Plymouth, Diamond T Trucks Sell's Tractor Sales Ford, Tractor, Dearborn and New Hollander Equipment Sheiplines Firestone Store Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Home and Auto Supplies Sibert, R. E. Quality Shoe Rebuilding Siferd and Brookhart Funeral Home Smith Bros. Electric Co. of Poultry Maytag, Frigidaire, and Hoover Sweepers Stuckey's Children's Shop The Modern Shop for Modern Kids Swonguer and Schneider Furniture Store Celina, St. Marys, Wapakoneta, Ohio Teddy Bear Fine Sandwiches and Fountain Service Telljohn, Dist. of Wrinkle: Oil Burners Stokers, Plumbing, and Heating Uhlman Dept. Store Wapakoneta's Favorite Trading Place Wapak Farmers Grain Quality Feeds, Fence, Fertilizer Wapak Hatchery Approved Baby Chicks, Ful-O-Pep Feed Wapak Studio and Camera Shop Complete Photographic Store Welfare Finance Corporation Wright's Sc to S51 Store I. C. Arnett, Proprietor, 2 E. Auglaize LOCK TWO Schwartz Brothers Garage Auto Repair, Welding and Blacksmithing MINSTER Streaker's, Minster and Wapakoneta Oliver Farm Equipment Westerheide Motor Sales Ford Cars, Trucks, Tractors 50 OIR STAFF Q X Vernon Henkener Myron Fledderjohann Leah Settlage Don Hoelscher Lillian Schroer Editor Photographer Assistant Editor Photographer Business Manager Shirley Stienecker James DuBois Robert Schroer Mary Anne Hoge Senior Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Social Editor Y. Eileen Henschen Evelyn Zwiebel V. E. Katterheinrich GIZCC SChr0luCke James Stienecker Class History Class Editor Memoir Advisor Calendar Stuff and Things 51 -- -7 -7- - SENIOR CLASS PLAY '6It's A Great Life Sitting: fleft to rigbll Evelyn Zwiebel ........ Grace Schrolucke ..... Robert Schroer ..... Shirley Stienecker . . . Leah Settlage ..... James Stienecker .... Standing: Marjorie Kuck . . . Frederick Cook . . . james DuBois .... Eileen Henschen .... jacqualin Hole ...... Myron Fledderjohann Don Hoelscher ....... Vernon Henkener .... Allen Wright ........ Kermit McCullough ... . .,... :,.,r, CAST . . . . . .Miss Jacobs is Russell's exasperated teacher . . . . . . . .Jeannie Peabody is lovely, vivid, dramatic . . . .Dr. Edward Appleby is handsome, lives next door . . . . . . . . .Grace Peabody has trouble concentrating . . . . . . . . .Eloise is a sturdy, healthy girl-of-all-work . . . .Russell Peabody a senior, is sloppy, indifferent . . .............. Publicity .................................Publicity Pooley isalawyer . . . . . . .Sophia jane Wunkle is short, round-faced . . . . . . . .Aurelia Audrey Wrinkle is tall. long-faced . . . .... Larry jordan from college, is an energetic hustler . . .George Peabody has trouble managing his family . . . . . . . . .Claude Fraley, a promising young banker . . ................................... Stage Manager Effects Lillian Schroer ........... Annabelle is cheerful and neat, does Russell's biology Mary Anne Hoge . . . . . . . . . . . .Alice is bright and pretty, does Russell's algebra The Senior Class presented its class play It's A Great Life, on Friday eve- ning, April 6, 1951. The play, a farce-comedy in three acts, featured Mr. Pea- body and his Peabody Plan. The play was enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. The cast wishes to express its thanks to Miss Phoebe McQuilkin, our di- rector, and all who helped make the play a success. 52 JUNIUR CLASS PLAY 66 99 Clementine Left to right: Lois Schroer ..... Ramona Eschmeyer Henry Telljohann .... Marilyn Henkener Franklin Sawmiller Allen Kuck ...... Lee Kuhlman .... james McCullough Lee Ann Walters .... Carol Schroer .... Norman Wierwille Melba Henschen . . Dorothy Keiber . . CAST Ann McNeil, a speech teacher Bertha, the housekeeper Abe Carter, the handyman Mary Kelley, her mother . . . Gerald Kelley, the Mayor, her father Tubby, who has hay fever Pete, a ladies' man stage hand Clementine Kelley, a tomboy Jane Ann, a little gossip ........stagehand Miss Prunella Pringel, Ann's aunt . .. Cathy, who has discovered boys Allen Vordermark ........................... Hank Matthews, Clem's pal On Friday evening, October 20, 1950, the junior Class presented the play, Clementine.', The play was enjoyed by a large and attentive audience. The cast greatly enjoyed working with Mr. Kenneth List, their director, and all who co-operated to make the play a success. 53 NIIHHEHINIIIIIIIEII HOME ECONOMKB Left to fight: janet Elshoff, Marlene Wissman, Miss McQuilkin finstructorj, Mary Loumliiefer Nancy Wierwille. , yyy FARM SHOP Left to right: Henry Telljohann, James McCullough, Allen Kuck, Frederick Cook, James DuBois, Rob- ert Schroer, James Stienecker, Norman Wierwille. Kermit McCullough, Mr. Freymuth Cinstructorb, Myron Fledderjohann. Absent: Allen Wright. 54 W CAFETERIA l Center to right: Grace Schrolucke fstudent cashierb, Shirley Srienecker Cstudent helperj, Mrs. Louise List, Mrs. Valada Katterheinrich, Mrs. Dorothy Kattman Ccooksj. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA First row: fleft lo riglatj Charles Schroeder, Lee Deerhake, David Arnett, Ralph Schrolucke, Lloyd Kuck, junior Williams, Roger Eversman, Ned Wierwille, Roger Bambaucr. Second romp' Allen Wright, james McCullough, Kermit McCullough, Allen Kuck, Don Hoelscher, James Stienccker, Myron Fledderjohann, james DuBois. Third row: Mr. Freymuth Cadvisorb, Larry Westhay, Carl McCune, Harold Moellenkamp, Alfred Manbeck, Lester Setrlage, Vernon Stienecker, Dale Hcnkcner, Donald McCullough, Dale Stolzenburg. Absent: Norman Wierwille, Thomas Fisher. 56 KNOXVILLE MEM JANITOR Lawrence Kuhlman BUS DRIVERS vw? . M . fb. - N, J L LQ If L ggi? , 5, I .f,, . Q if! ..'2 1 ' 4,,,,,- ' ., , '2: ' ,..,,.' Clem Stienecker, Leroy Schroer, Oliver Buddemeyer, Arnold Haberkamp, Kenneth List. 57 H. ,f ' ., , ,M wits, V. . wmv s. X V .,.. X . .. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Ileft to rightj Annette Hinze, Franklin Sawmiller, Mary Anne Hoge, James DuBois, JoAnn Kuck, Lee Ann Walters. Standing: Dean Hoge, Mr. Stauffer iAdvisorJ, Bill Beickman, Bill Henkener, Juliann Hoge. SEVENTH 81 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First row: fleft to right! Wayne Bambauer, Donald Heidr, Dean Hoge, Paul Ott, Nolan Harlamert. Second row: Nathan Stienecker, Ronald Kuck, Lee Clausing, Larry Clausing, Clark Froning. Third row: Robert Deerhake QManager9, Ruth Warner, Joyce Froning, Annett Aufderhaar, Janice Eversman lCheerleadersD, Paul Katterheinrich lManagerJ. AUGLAIZE COUNTY TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 58 .1 I ,. X 1: 1 T :I ,I 4- ll 1 4 . 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E., W -f, U- ' . , ' LW F ' . 41 ' I .Lf , 3' f , -V, , A -4 .- '-e x' ' , -- 5-vs Y . 'in , 3-,,.sa?i1- W Pregents ni -f G , fp QQ .Q.s.J '7 ,- lima- THESE FRIENDS MADE THIS MEMOlR A SUCCESS WITH THEIR GIFTS OF TWO DOLLARS OR MORE NEW BREMEN Advance Auto Company Chevrolet Sales and Service American Budget Company We pay 4 per cent interest, why take less? Amstutz Hatcheries U. S. Certified and Approved Chicks Cox's Greenhouses Flowers for all occasions Crown Cleaners Cleaning, Pressing, and Dyeing Dietrich, Ierry, Egg Plant Highest Prices Paid on Good Quality Eggs Donis Radio and Electric Radio Repairing and Electrical Wiring The First National Bank Gilberg and Hegemier Funeral Director and Home Furnishings Gruebmeyer's Welding: Acetylene, and Arc Heinfeldt's Food Market Fresh Meats and Groceries Al's Sandwich Shop Aschenbach, R. 1. Briggs Rexall Drugs Drugs, Medicine, Prescriptions Citizens Ice and Coal Co. Zero Locker Service Citizens National Bank Corsaro, james Highway Market Cussins and Fearn Sidney, Ohio Dixie Auto Parts East Side Iron and Wrecking Co. Sidney, Ohio Electro Hygene Sewing Machines, Sweepers, Sales and Service Flinn's 5, 10, and 25C Store Variety Merchandise Fogt Fuel and Supply Inc. Coal and Building Material Gallaher's Drug Store Garmhausen, E. Ginn Grain Co. Grain, Feed, and Grinding Halberstein's Ladies Ready to Wear Harris jeweler Dick Helman Auto Sales, Inc. Oldsmobile and International Trucks Isaly Dairy Co. Quality Dairy Products jerroldis Good Clothing for Men and Boys Kastner junk Shop and Supply Co. Jacob Kastner and Sons Kaufman's Store 51 years in Sidney IGA New Bremen Everyday Low Prices Kuenzel Mills Co. New Bremen Blankets, 100 per cent Virgin Wool Lone Pine Station Firestone Tires and Standard Oil Products Moore's Store Auto Accessories, Paints and Toys New Bremen Sports and Hobby Shop Everything for the Sportsman james Pape, jeweler Elgin Watches, Keepsake Diamonds Poppe, Lewis Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Fine Shoe Repair Schelper's Old Reliable Market Quality Groceries and Meats Schwieterman's Drug Store Cor. Washington and Monroe St., Phone 118 Sun Printing Co. Creative Printing Vornholt Brothers and Son Funeral Directors SIDNEY Lima Loan Co. Miami Chick Hatchery, Inc. The Miami Grain and Feed Co. Grain, Feed, Seed, Salt Minton's Market Groceries and Meats Monarch Cleaners Serving Shelby County for 31 years Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Sidney, Ohio News Engravers, Inc. Sidney, Ohio Peopleis Savings and Loan Sidney, Ohio Rhee's Clothes Men's Apparel Rike's Shop for Men Ross Pattern and Foundry Development Aluminum, Alloy, Heat, Treated Castings Sarver's Music Store Everything in Music Sexauer's Bakery, Inc. Sidney Grain Machinery Co. Sidney Printing and Publishing Co. Sidney, Ohio Stewart's For the Best Men's Wear in Sidney Subler's Super E Market Timeus Shoe Store Thoma jewelry Since 1838 Valley Inn Restaurant Good Meals, Fine Pastries Willman Furniture Shelby County's Leading Furniture Store Zedeker Television, Sales and Service Westinghouse, Motorola, Raytheon, Air King Association 60 ROSTER OF BASKETBALL PROSPECTS l'1l'sl ron: fwfr 10 flbllll Juun ouuoer, lwuuuali wicrwuie, Jdflllia uuuons, ircuermk LOOK. Vurn0n Henkener, Bill Henkener, Ralph Schrolucke. Second rozr: Franklin Sawmiller, Roger Bamhauer, junior Willianls, Allen Vordermark, Dale Hen- kcner, Lee Deerhakc, Lloyd Kuck. Third row: Charles Schroeder, Vernon Stienecker, Ned Wierwille, Alfred Manbeck, Bill Beickman, Lester Settlage, Ned Katterheinrich. ROSTER OF BASEBALL PROSPECTS f 'llilgg e 3 I KH, ungflnlly? x Vg ' :W First row: fleft to riglotj Allen Vordermark, Frederick Cook, Robert Schroer, james DuBois, Vernon Henkener, Lee Kuhlman. Second row: Henry Telljohann, Roger Bamhauer, James Niemeyer, john Schroer, Bill Henkener, Ralph Schrolucke. Third row: Howard Smith, Lee Deerhake, David Arnett, Elton Stienecker, Roger Deerhake. Ned Kat- terheinrich. Fourth row: Junior Williams, Leonard Elshoff, Charles Schroeder, Bill Beickman, Ned Wierwille, Al- fred Manbeck. Absent: Norman Wfierwille 61 NOXVILLE MEM VARSITY BASKETB LL New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New Kneeling: flefl to rightj Frederick Cook, Allen Vordermark, Norman Wierwille, John Schroer, Vernon Henkener, Ralph Schrolucke. Standing: Bill Henkener, Lloyd Kuck, Roger J. Stauffer fcoachj, Franklin Sawmiller, James DuBois. Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville 1950 - 1951 RECORD Score by Quarters final Score by Quarters final lst 2nd 5rd 4th score lst 2nd 3rd 4th score 16 35 48 63 63 Wapakoneta St. Joseph 7 17 22 33 33 8 24 37 56 56 McGuffey ............ 10 17 33 45 45 16 45 57 77 77 Buckland .............. 8 15 29 39 39 19 32 45 56 56 Minster .... .... 2 0 40 61 75 75 13 23 37 48 48 Coldwater . . . .... 12 20 45 57 57 11 26 40 49 52 New Bremen ..... .... 1 3 23 34 49 50 9 17 26 39 39 Fort Recovery . . . .... 8 25 37 52 52 6 16 26 43 43 Minster ....... . . .ll 24 37 54 54 16 28 46 60 60 Waynesfield . .... 15 30 41 58 58 9 24 42 56 56 St. Henry . . .... 13 33 47 68 68 10 26 45 68 68 Shawnee .... .... 1 6 38 56 82 82 18 26 39 54 54 Cridersville . . . .... 22 44 55 76 76 12 25 37 48 48 Anna ........ .... 1 2 25 40 54 54 16 20 34 54 54 Lima St. Rose . . . .... 17 39 61 71 71 17 33 57 72 72 Buckland ............ 15 27 40 45 45 14 30 49 60 60 Botkins .............. 13 33 43 54 54 8 16 28 39 39 Sidney Holy Angels .... 7 20 30 42 42 I3 27 42 54 54 New Bremen .......,.. 12 30 39 50 50 62 INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS RECORD Foul Shots Total Games Player Pos. Made Attempted Av. Points Played Av. Bill Henkener ....... ..... F . 48 73 66 p.c. 504 19 16.0 Norman Wierwille .. . ..... F. 36 77 47 p.c. 186 16 11.6 James DuBois ........ ..... C . 35 58 60 p.c. 135 19 7.0 Allen Vordermark .... ..... G . 55 56 63 p.c. 127 19 6.7 Frederick Cook ..... ..... G . 40 82 49 p.c. 180 19 9.5 Ralph Schrolucke .. ..... G. 7 12 58 p.c. 34 13 2.6 John Schroer ...... ..... F . 2 9 22 p.c. 24 10 2.4 Franklin Sawmiller . ..... C. 8 16 50 p.c. 58 8 4.8 Vernon Henkener ..... F. 2 4 50 p.c. 8 7 1.1 Lloyd Kuck ..... ..... C . l 1 100 p.C. 7 5 1.4 Robert Schroer .. ..... G. 3 7 43 p.c. 9 3 3.0 1950 - 1951 VARSITY SEASON The Ranger basketball team closed its season with a record of eight victories and ten defeats. New Knoxville started the season well, winning their first three games by large margins. After two defeats they won their next game, a real thriller, in an overtime from New Bremen. The Rangers then lost to Minster and the Merczr County champions Ft. Recovery. Waynesfield was next defeated by New Knoxville by a two paint margin. Then followed the longest losing streak of the season consisting of four games. The Rangers made a comeback by defeating Buckland and the Shelby County league lead- ing Botkins team in their next two contests. The Rangers did their bit for the polio drive by traveling to Sidney to play the Holy Angels in a benefit game. The Rangers came out on the short end of the score but it was for a good cause. New Knoxville finished the season with a victory over New Bremen giving them a total of eight victories, which is three more than they were able to achieve last year. LEAGUE SEASON The Rangers won three of their five league games this season. New Knoxville won their game with Buckland easily, but had more troub'e with New Bremen and Waynesfield, winning each game by two points, the New Bremen contest being an overtime game. - f '7'v3 -fs' X- 1- Minster and Cridersville had too much height and scoring punch for the Rangers. With a little help from Waynesfield in upsetting Minster the Rangers were able to finish the league season in a tie for second place with Minster and Waynesfield. AUGLAIZE COUNTY TOURNAMENT The New Knoxville Rangers drew Cridersville, county league winner, in the opening game of the Auglaize County tournament. Cridersville had lost only one game all season and New Knoxville was given little chance of upsetting the Rams. However, the Rangers came out with a will to win and kept the score very close for three quarters. The Rangers were trailing by only four points at the half, but Cridersville forged ahead in the closing minutes of the game winning by a score of 67 to 54. Three Ranger seniors, Frederick Cook, james DuBois and Vernon Henkener played their last games for New Knoxville and will join the host of lettermen who have graduated from New Knoxville High School. 63 GRADUATING LETTERMEN Frederick Cook james DuBois Guard Center ,Nadi gf' Robert Schroer Vernon Henkener Vernon Henkener First Base Forward Outfield Frederick Cook james DuBois Pitcher Third Base 64 BASKETBALL CLIPPINGS New Knoxville f2ff1.,'ff2 f:s'IIZ.IfZ'1ljl5WxKnofivilg Rin lgnvxvlillg Rixrwers Wig Ighgir. - 9233.6 i?,!f2.2L':f.i, 0 nnn n OS Q came ea 0 nes me gfunH:1:y,Y T I Y Y ilu Basketball ' ,, ZQ 'fc'mg The New 4Knoxvme Rnrlgvrs WO Pointsg Reserves Win, sxlflx 2 lost tn Anna m basketbail wxth n, . , .. f ' V t 54 on Saturdzax , 75 1 snare of 48 u I . Vs Y I -----M mf.. FV aussie- X Tm 1 1-vpning gm New Knoxvxlle. The A-pw-A-Al T f 'fm' Lf Aden ' f 1 A A r. O J n 1.5 Wav: Knoxville Reserves ' seventh straight victory T5 KW- N'l10 695091641 WHEN: ,' La' 1. - ' fn fgame was dos' with both teams N1 ff 1 V- Q - ' Lg. .5 S J., gh 53 g. 33 15 .M ' N 'gi ' ' 9 ' ' ,' - f 1g.12The New Knox.v.llv3 Ranger' an- Nfw Iii, B same auf the fmsnrx. Played uf in-day-one of sheer my that. H Oxydl -L nlg-,dv 132 lleigwfedz'-Tormg B, Fm? with Z5 .Nv-.v hnifxwlh- cfwuri. uauallv X05-genie: success. ajwdmga ' Qnr 9 if 'n :hm Cmdlt paced his mam The Rarmmfs gut Mi' to an ear- The C you ,KUUS-'fd 10, V ' y 95 D 'nf' lf'f'3'i .A lv 11-:ld and mcrensx-d it 2-verl' 'QQS creascqhul T511 V Scbo own Bef xsvlle led the first por: -ci. Wzrwxlip with 16 va' Q ' 7' H XML f. ' fu' -, X . 0 - Spagkm ,g,,,,,,,,m-t.5,,w1. gtglgxgmohfgns HUA hi-E - ol Q re one Pmntk but the as! mpzht m a game with A ery. thu Varsity Rangers thexr cunts-st 52 to 39. an 0 a b cf 1 V V l fn 7? U UI My boys paused them il U5 -BV H'-x'1kUf! 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'D .. new-2 new-gizi 295. - a.:gE. f' 1 MJ e.Vfg.:9iEf::-4 30' ii, Ei: ..z:' 58-.3 CHX 'F 5:1 17' Tjmgg. fizv no-v sm.. 9: 5235: ! x'1:, EFf'p -n'1 v3 - nn. El. V. :.,'m,, Q- .Q I' on! 5. 3 use wsllif-Hui 351 ...us .....,,.,..w.,.g..,.u,,, 15,9195-L 3-5 ,,,,,,a aqeaaeagannaj :qi 'A :Q saoaoaaaaaq! lf fn Q. ,Az-L fgfsma 3 7. VARSITY BASEB LL Sitting: Ilefl to rigbtj Frederick Cook, pitcherg james DuBois, third baseg Vernon Henkener, catcherg Henry Telljohann, outfield. Kneeling: james Niemeyer, infieldg Ralph Schrolucke, catcherg Robert Schroer, first baseg Lee Kuhl- man, second baseg Roger Bambauer, first baseg john Schroer, rightfield. Standing: Elton Stienecker, outfieldg David Arnett, outfieldg Howard Smith, outfieldg Allen Vorder- l950 FALL SEASON mark, shoff, shortstopg Bill Henkener, leftfieldg Lee Deerhake, outfieldg V. E. Katterheinrich Qcoachb Leonard El outfieldg Roger Deerhake, outfield. Absent: Norman Wierwille. 1950 FALL RECORD R H E New Knoxville .... 2 4 2 New Bremen .. New Knoxville .... 6 5 1 Buckland ..... New Knoxville .... 8 5 0 Cridersville . New Knoxville .... 0 3 4 Anna ...... New Knoxville .... 5 8 l Anna ....... New Knoxville .... 7 15 6 Cridersville . The New Knoxville Rangers played six gimes during the 1950 fall season A rebuilding job was in order during these games as three graduating seniors had to be replaced. In ad- dition to graduation the Rangers veteran battery was not available because Cook did not enter school until late and Wierwille did not play regularly because of after school employment. A fine group of sophomores eased the situation somewhat and New Knoxville managed to win two of their six games. Steady improvement could be noted as valuable experience was gained with each successive contest. The Rangers defeated Cridersville and Buckland while losing to New Bremen, Cridersville and Anna. New Knoxville hit the peak of the fall season by defeating Cridersville in a no hit no run game 8 to 0 in the only game they were at full strength. 66 1950 Fall Players Averages PLAYERS POS. AB H R BA FC Bill Henkener . . .... lf 19 8 4 .421 12 James DuBois ...... .... 5 b 17 4 0 .255 12 Frederick Cook ...... .... p 14 5 6 .357 ll Allen Vordermark .. . .... ss 17 6 4 .353 16 Robert Schroer ..... .... 1 b 16 4 4 .250 28 john Schroer ...... .... 1' f 16 3 3 .188 12 Lee Kuhlman ........ .... 2 b 17 5 2 .176 12 Henry Telljohann .... .... C f 15 2 2 .154 2 Ralph Schrolucke . . . .... c 8 0 0 .000 20 Vernon Henkener . . . .... cf 8 2 2 .250 8 Norman Wierwille . . . . C 5 1 1 .200 20 James Niemeyer .... .... I f 3 2 0 .667 1 Roger Bambauer . . .... lb 1 0 0 .000 0 Bill Beickman . . . . . rf 1 0 0 .000 0 SPRING BASEBALL FA .917 .917 .909 .813 .964 .833 .917 1 .000 .900 1 .000 .950 .000 .000 .000 The varsity baseball squad is anxiously looking forward to the spring season. The steady improvement shown last fall by the sophomores and the return of all the experienced veterans are pointing to a successful season. The ability of Cook and Wierwille as a seasoned battery and the balance acquired last fall by the remainder of the squad to back them up should make them one of the favorite teams in Auglaize County. Their immediate aim will be to get back their fielding sharpness and hitting ability and ready themselves for the Auglaize County tourna- Ifleflf. FRESHMEN BASEBALL PLAYERS Six young, but ambitious, freshmen came out for baseball practice in the fall of 1950. With the return of a few varsity veterans and a large number of sophomores, this group of fresh- men had little chance of breaking into the regular lineup. Continued practice in the field and at bat has helped them considerably to improve them- selves as the weeks went by. Learning the rules cf baseball and the finer points of the game may ultimately land them a spot on the varsity squad. First Row: C left to riglatj Ned Wierwille, Ned Katterhein- rich, Charles Schroeder. Second Row: junior Williams, Bill Beickman, Alfred Man- beck. 67 95 i W KNOXVILLE MEMOIR RESERVE BASKETBALL 1 Kneeling: fleft to rightj Ned Wierwille, Charles Schroeder, Alfred Manbeck, Ned Katterheinrich, Vernon Stienecker. Standing: Junior Williams, Lester Settlage, Roger Bambauer, Dale Henkener, Lee Deerhake, Bill Beickman. RE SERVE SEASON The New Knoxville reserve basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. They won fourteen games while losing only three. The Ranger reserves started the season with a win and kept adding to it until they had achieved ten consecutive victories. Shawnee defeated the Rangers by a close margin 57 to 34. The reserves also fell victim to Cridersville and an undefeated Lima St. Rose team. The reserve squad consisted of nine freshmen, five sophomores, and one junior. One fresh- man, two sophomores, and the junior were also on the varsity squad. The reserve team played good ball, improving steadily as the season moved along and should strengthen the next years' varsity considerably as they replace the graduating seniors. 1950 - 1951 RECORD New Knoxville ...... Wapak. St. joseph. .19 New Knoxville ...... Waynesfield ........ 26 New Knoxville ...... McGuffey .......... 12 New Knoxville St. Henry .... .... 2 7 New Knoxville Buckland .......... 58 New Knoxville Shawnee ........... 37 New Knoxville Minster ...... ..... 2 8 New Knoxville Cridersville ......... 40 New Knoxville Coldwater .......... 29 New Knoxville Anna .............. 32 New Knoxville New Bremen ....... 26 New Knoxville Lima St. Rose ...... 55 New Knoxville Ft. Recovery ....... 29 New Knoxville Buckland .......... 42 New Knoxville Minster ............ 30 New Knoxville Botkins ...... .... 1 9 New Knoxville ...... 49 New Bremen ....... 34 68 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Mary Anne Hoge, Marilyn Henke ner, JoAnn Kuck, Mary Buddemeyer, Lillian Schroer, Ann Fledderjohn. 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