Old Fort High School - Trail Yearbook (Old Fort, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

xg, Xa: W EW 5 Vi 2 .LIQ ? s 4 I 1 1 I I Foreword We, the Senior Class of the Old Fort High School take pleasure in presenting to you an- other edition of 'The Trail'. It will help us to recall pleasant memories of our high school days and we hope that you, too, will be able to do so. Tb our parents, who have made our high school education possible, to the faculty, for their help and encouragementg to our advertisers and sponsors, who assisted in making this publica- tion a success, we express our appreciation and thanks. Dedication To our advisor andphome room teacher, we ded- icate this 1949 yearbook. Mr. Swihart has ded- icated 34 years of his life to the teaching of boys and girls. His advice and counsel has been invaluable to us. He is more than a teacher of Science and Mathematicsg he is a sincere friend and counselor. In this small way, we express our gratitude for his friendship and help. It is our hope that he may have many more happy years in his chosen profession and that many students may benefit by his assistance in the years to come. in Admizziitmtimzi , I Q ,A S V lx F. '- ., V A x , if --56+ J? 'if 732. I Y 3 , , 141 .' ,M . 1, X ' I' , I 1' if I 5 Q4 f ' rg ' 9 f 1 .f 'IWW 'frfvf 'I ,I , V V' , ' 5 : ...f 14 Q I Aff I3 ff L ' , A Board of Education The members of the Board of Education repre- sent the citizens of the school District and it is their responsibility to determine the educa- tional policies for the district. The position that the Old Fort School holds is evidence of their good judgment in school affairs. Good teachers and a modern, well-equipped building have been their goals. We are grateful to each member of the Board of Education for the effort put forth for our bene- fit. We trust that we can partially compensate them by becoming useful citizens and by doing our bit to improve the school and community. ERNEST HIESTAND, Superintendent Faculty B- A. Indiana University M. A. Wisconsin University Ohio State University HELEN NEWMAN. Principal B. S. Bowling Green State University Commercial MARION ROBINSON A. B. Hiram College History J. LEHR SWIHART B. A. Ohio State University M. A. Ohio State University Science, Mathematics ARTHUR MEHAFFEY A. B. Heidelburg College Coach RUTH SLOTTERBECK B. S. Bowling Green State University Music BERNICE WOLFE Bowling Green State University Home Economics HUGH AUSTERMILLER B. S. Ohio State University Agriculture 6 MARY MINICK A. B. Capital University English, Dramatics BETTY MILLER B. M. Heidelburg College Fourth Grade FRANCES WITTER Bowling Green State University Second Grade MARCELLA MOSIER Ohio University First Grade MAUDE CLOUTIER Ball State University Sixth Grade KRETA BELL Bowling Green State University Fifth Grade CH ISTINE DAY Ohio Northern University Third Grade IVA RHOAD Bowling Green State University First Grade Mrs. Smith is completing her second year as office secretary. Besides her duties as office reception- ist, she is cashier in the cafeteria and assists the teachers whenever they need help. The buses this year were driven by Eula Flumerfelt, Elmer Curry, William Elmers, Bay Murphy, Max Hoover, Richard Wise, and J. Lehr Swihart. Mr. Elmers has served as bus mechanic and general maintenance man for the school the past twenty-seven years. nu r , - 8 The school cafeteria is in charge of three very able cooks, Mollie Stiger, Jean Wonder, and Mae Karg. These women have been cooking for the school a good many years and consequently know the favorite dishes of the students. Mollie has been working for the school fifteen years, Jean, eight years, and Mae three years. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Flack have been the schoo1's cust- odians for the last five years. They are on the job twelve months out of each year and are responsible for keeping the school building warm and clean. Their work has increased with the addi- tion of the new building. 1, I ffl ',-if ,15 if 'r psf? ' :if 54' C lasses I I fl if ylll Y I' 1,4 I ,I I I 'iv 1 Q. I 5 ' in , ry I3 . ,bf TMJ rf 5' ,N . yl' 'S Y, rf, ,4?' , F, !,, 1 41,4 , 162' ROBERT BOROUGH Thrace' Boys' Chorus 1,2, Mixed Chorus l,3, Public Speaking 4 Prince of Peace 4 Debate 3 4 Junior Play Play Fest 1 2 Class President 4 F.F.A..1,2,3,4 Librarian 1,2 4 3,4 Seniors THOMAEQDARR Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Debate 2 Extempore Speech 4 Junior Play Play Fest Ksmpus Keyhole Librarian 2 Movie Operator 2,3,4 Dramatics Club Annual Staff BETTY DONALDSON lizzy' Girls' Chorus l,2, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Junior Play F.H.A. 1,4 Kampus Keyhole 4 Librarian 3 4 Dramatics Club Annual Staff KENNETH HILL 'Fendie' Boys' Chorus 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Track 3 Play Fest Junior Play Kampus Keyhole Librarian 3 Dramatics Club Annual Staff 3,4 3,4 Honor Society Annual Staff ANNE HIESTAND 'Hiesty' Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2,3 County Orchestra County Chorus Volleyball 3 Debate 3 4 Prince oi Peace l,2,3,4 One Act Play l Junior Play Play Fest Kampus Keyhole l,2,3,4 Librarian 2'3,4 Honor Society F.H.A. 1 Dramatics Club Annual Editor 4 2,3,4 ,4 BEVERLEY HOFFMAN 'Beb' Orchestra l,2,3 Band 1,2 3,4 Girls' Chorus l,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Volleyball l Softball 1 Cheerleader 3 4 One Act Play 1 Play Fest 1,2 Junior Play County Chorus F.H.A. 1,2 3 4 Ksmpus Keyhole Librarian 1 2 Annual Stafl ,4 1,2,3,4 11 TX Y . i P V 1 w ,,.. my L Q F Q T ! s w lb li BETTY LAUX 'Betsy' Debate 1,2 Junior Play Play Fest 1 F.H.A. 1,4 Librarian 1 Head Librarian 2'3,4 Kampus Keyhole 1,2,3,4 Honor Society Dramatics Club Annual Staff PHYLLIS MILLER Phyl' Volleyball 3 Play Fest 1,2 Junior Play - One Act Play 1 Librarian 1 Head Librarian 2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 3 4 Kampus Keyhole 1,2Q3,4 Dramatics Club Annual Staff BERNARD SCHMITZ 'Schmitt' Track 2 4 Junior Play F.F.A. 1,2 3,4 Annual Staff JOHN LAVO True' Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 BOYS' Chorus 1,2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 County Chorus Debate 4 Class President Prince of Peace 1 1. 4 Oratorial Declama Junior Play Play Fest CIOD Kampus Keyhole 2,3 Librarian 2 3 Dramatics Club Annual Staff Ass't Ed DEMA PETERSON 'Pete' Girls' Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Softball 1 Play Fest 1,2 Junior Play F.H.A. 1,2 3 4 Kampus Keyhole 2 Librarian 2,3,4 Honor Society Annual Staff HELEN SHADE 'Shady' Volleyball l Play Fest 1,2 Junior Play One Act Play 1 ,3 Kampus Keyhole 3,4 F.H.A.,1,2,3,4 Librarian 2 4 Dramatics Club Annual Staff 12 4 1 1 ' I .I as. .,.,.- L M. ,.,1g5...,.-do-. ...4L.l .V- - ' JAMES SMITH 'Munbles ' Basketball 1 Track 1 2'3,4 Junior Play F.F.A. 1,2 3 4 Kampus Keyhole 2 Librarian 2 Annual Staff DONALD WELLEH 'Ducky' Movie Operator 1 Librarian 1,2,3, Junior Pla -i. Kampus Keyhole l, F.F.A. 1,2 3,4 Annual Staff JACK STIGER 'Percy ' Basketball 3 Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus Junior Play One Act Play 1 Kampus Keyhole l,2,3,4 Annual Staff l,2,3,4 2,3,4 MARY JANE WILKINSON 'Janie' Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Prince of Peace 1 Debate l 2 Junior Play F.H.A, 1,2 3 4 Kampus Keyhole 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 Dramatics Club Annual Staff HELEN WISE 'Wisecrack' Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 1,3 4 County Orchestra 2,3,4 Girls' Cho. Acc. 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Volleyball 3 Softball 2 Debate 1,2,3,4 Play Fest 1,2 Junior Play Kampus Key. Ed. l,2,3,4 Librarian 2,3,4 Valedictorian Honor Society Annual Staff WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN 'Bill' Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 3 4 Play Fest 1,2 Junior Play Kampus Keyhole 2,3,4 Librarian 1 2,3,4 Annual Stafl 13 It get ,iiqzs Q pf., 7. .. wash ' 'N .. as is, A . ' , we me X 1 ,,.,T.v KM A ' ' - ' r A ,:. ww . ,,, ,ll ' N-'. L VYQK. ,.,. mi gfxgg ,S -,N.eM?Hfgi ogirwrroir 4 rF.ffehl so its . .uerrdsw Ducky , Janie Betsy W W? Nkgii VVA, :fin ,i g ,::,', 3 Erve KT! f 1 '- i ? -sw . A -. - 5 ' ...E X ps , .....,r . M .. N.. 'S swf Fendie 14 Schmitz Lizzy Murnbles Bill Class History It was on the day after Labor Day, 1937, that we, the members of the class of 1949 took our first step on the 'trail'. The forty members of our class that year were taught the fundamentals by Miss Anna Miller. Part of the second grade was located in our home room the first year and they helped us to overcome that 'lost' feeling and become acquainted with the atmosphere of school. A scarlet fever epidemic caused a lot of absen- ces but we managed to keep up on our work pretty well and soon began to feel very proud that we could read s little and add a few problems. We made up the traditional toy or- chestra which was directed hy Misa Miller and accompanied by Mrs. Newman and made several public appearances during the year. Mrs. Zelma Zeis Mullins was our second grade teacher. This wss the year that the new building was being built so we heard a lot of pounding and odd noises comparable to those of this year. Although we advanced s year to the third grade, our home room was in the same room due to the fact that our class was too large for the room now occupied by the second grade. One of the highlights of this year was the day when our teacher, Mrs. Connie Ryman Michael took us on a tour through the new building. We returned to our room thinking of those long, hard yesrs ahead until we would become s part of the new building. It really wasn't as long as we had expected. We started something new when we entered the fourth grade. This was a harmonica hand under the direction of our hole room teacher, Miss Edith Zink. By the end of the year, we thought we were quite accomplished musicians and appeared on several programs in the com- munity. A fourth grade tonette class has been conducted every year since. Our movement to the top story of the school building for the fifth and sixth grades resl- ly made us feel 'grown-up'. At recess, we sometimes got a chance to peek into the study hall and see how the high school acted-- lFrom our seventh grade actions, I don't be- lieve this was such a good influence.J Hav- ing two teachers also made us feel big and gave us a little taste of high school life. Under the direction of Mrs. Delthia Doran Murphy and Miss Marion Robinson, our 'gray matter' was increased and we soon found our- selves hunting for the seventh grade home l'D0m n Yes, we hunted, and most of our teachers spent the next year hunting for the cause of our actions. Of course, we wanted to act like the high school and show them that we could make spit-balls and throw erasers, to0. The class became a little settled, however, on the last day of school when about seven members discovered that they would have to return to the seventh grade the next year. Our home room teacher this year was Miss Janet Steer. We did win the annual magasine drive, however, and were given a very nice party by the teachers. I can imagine how they must have felt, giving a party for that 'terrible seventh grade'. Under the guidance of our home room teacher Miss Robinson, we continued to improve our reputation through the eighth grade and real- ly made an outstanding record for the school in the annual State Scholarship Test. Mem- bers of our class placed first, second, fifth, and ninth in the county and forty-five percent of our class ranked in the upper twenty-five percent of Seneca County. Mr. Hiestand also thought this was a pretty good record and happily graduated us into high school on the last day of school. We were pretty well grown up now and showed this by climaxing the year with s picnic and weiner roast behind the school house. We were duly sworn into high school on the night of Freshmen Initiation and began to participate in all of the high school ac- tivities. Several members of our class made honorable records in music, speech, and scholarship this first year. As our contri- bution to the annual Play Festival we pre- sented 'Ten Percent Tommy'. Our Sophomore year was also a busy one. We staged 'Who Murdered Who' in this year's Play Fest. It was this year that people began to notice us and realize that we had some future basketball stars, musicians and speech stu- dents in our class. Miss Betty Kemper was our class advisor the first two years in high school. There were three big events during our Junior year. The first was the selection of our class rings. With the help of our advis- ors, Mrs. Helen Newman and r. Mervin Ransom, we picked what we of course thought were the prettiest rings any class had ever had. The next big event was the Junior Play. Mr. Hiestand directed our play 'If This Be Bliss' which turned out to be quite a success. It was a three-act comedy. Music between acts was furnished by the High School Orchestra under the direction of Miss Slotterbeck. The large sum of money which we made enabled us to put on a nice banquet for the seniors and teachers in the spring. The banquet was fol- lowed by dancing in the cafeteria which we had decorated in a twilight garden setting. We had a lot of fun working on this big event. Now that we are Seniors, we have eighteen members in our cliss, nine boys and nine girls, all of whom are looking forward to graduation. We call ourselves the forty- niners and are wondering how much farther up the 'trail' we will have to travel until we find our gold. We realize that the teachers, with their patience and hard work, have help- ed ua along so far. Now we must travel alone. How far we get will depend upon how well we apply what we have learned the past twelve years. Let's hope all of us soon dis- cover 'gold'. Shadie Phill we-mantra? ,',3L,f ' sggg3 l Hies ty Wisecrack wow 5 . I fi 3 Q bg , Vxdqg ...., ah .nik H01-ace Pete PCTCY Class Will Know all men by these presents that, we the Senior class of 1949 of the Old Fort High School, in the county of Seneca, and the state of Ohio, being of mature age and of sound and disposing mind, do here- by indite this, our last will and testament. With utmost confidence in his legal ability we do hereby appoint Marion Kroetz sole executor of this estate, and trust that he will deal with this estate diligentry and upon our death see that all of the small favors we have asked be taken care of. ARTICLE I We, the Senior Class, with the faculty utmost in our minds, bequeath to them many days and nights of peaceful rest with freedom from the many nightmares that we have caused them in our four years of high school. I ARTICLE II To the Senior Class of 1950, the Senior Class of '49' wills all the Senior privileges and our untar- nished reputation and hope they do not use them to excess. ARTICLE III Tb the dear Sophomores, the Seniors will all their collections of gum wrappers, waste paper, flove notesj and hope that they will know how to put them to the best of use in future years. ARTICLE IV Tb the Freshmen, the Seniors give their unsurpass- ed knowledge of the three R's and hope that we did not treat them too hard at Freshmen Initiation. ARTICLE V ' We, the Senior class of 1949, hereby make these individual requests and upon our death we hope that they will be carried out by our executor. John Lavo wills his beauty and size thirteen basketball shoes along with his-place on varsity to Marion Kroetz and hopes that he fills them well. Beverly Hoffman who has such great cheerleading ability wills this to Lucille Depinet and Beverly hopes that she will take advantage of this next year. Mary Jane Wilkinson who has such lovely blond hair thinks that she ought to will this to Virgil Kisabeth who could use some long hair when winter comes with his short butch. Donald Weller wills his much used cigarette light- er along with an extra box of flints and a can of lighter fluid to Arthur Ohler on condition he uses it for many years to come. Dema Peterson wills her great ability of being able to stare everybody down and looking cross eyed at the teachers to a great beginner Charles Humes. The Seniors hope that Chuck can defend this wonder- ful title. Tom Darr not to be out done by John Lavo wills his sweet smelling sweat socks and locker to Tom Shaffer along with his guard position on the varsity basket- ball team. Betty Laux who has such a pert little nose thinks that more people should enjoy it, so she has con- sented to give this to Herman Guttenberg. The Seniors think Herman would look awful nice with a short nose. Robert Borough who so dearly loves to chew gum has consented to give this ability to Corrine Woessner on the condition that she doesn't get caught in one of Mrs. Newman's classes chewing it. Anne Hiestand who loves music so dearly and plays her flute so beautifully has consented to will her flute to another great music lover Ray Berlekamp. Anne hopes that Ray will always treasure this gift dearly. Bernard Schmitz wills his ability of being able to give a diamond to Mildred Heilman whose ability to receive a diamond seems better than any other Junior. James Smith does not like Plymouths so he has de- cided to give his Super Delux Limousine to Tom Hade on the condition Tbm doesn't run the wheels off of it. Tbm should be very happy to receive such a wonderful gift. Betty Donaldson who seems to have so much super- human strength that door handles just naturally break off when she takes hold of them, wills this strength to Alvin Kiesel and may it make him a stronger man in the future. Kenneth Hill wills his great headache of drawing up the ads for the annual and his large store of sleeping pills to another great artist Ralph Joseph. Kenneth hopes that Ralph doesn't take too many sleeping pills and get sick. Helen Shade who always seems well supplied with boy friends, will give one to any girl in the Junior Class who promises to take the best of care of him in future years. Bill Zimmerman who always seems able to squeeze out of trouble no matter what the offense may be, wills this ability to Jack DeMoss who always man- ages to squeeze into trouble but never out. The Seniors hope that Jack uses this to his best ad- vantage. Although Phyllis Miller thinks a lot of her wavy hair she has considered to give this to Don Edwards whose hair is plenty long but very straight. Jack Stiger who receives much pleasure from cracking his knuckles and also his foot, thought maybe Gladys Colvin would like to sit next year in study hall and do this so he has decided to give this ability to her. Helen Wise wills her great musical ability and place in the band to Donald Bishop. Helen hopes that Don will take her place in the band next year. First, Don, you will have to learn how to play an instrument. We, the Senior Class of Forty-Nine, hereby sign this our last will and testament. Witnesses: Joe Sloop Ching Chang Chong I5 16 1 juniors B0ttol Row: Arthur Ohler, Lucille Depinet, Dorothy Mellott, Joyce Heilman, Irene Hoaenberger Mary Anglemyer, Catherine Bloom, Tom Hade Second Roi: Donald Bishop, Corrine Woesaner, Mildred Heilman, Beatrice Heilman, Mary Lou Nighswander, Margaret Kemp, Betty Reed, Gladys Colvin, Alvin Kiesel Third Ron: Mrs. Newman, Charles Humes, Herman Guttenberg, Virgil Kisabeth, Ray Berlekamp, Donovan Edwards, Jack DeMoas, Marion Kroetz, Ralph Joseph, Mr. Austermiller Absent: Tom Shaffer The Junior Class has been very busy this year. One of the minor prob- lems was the hair-raising play 'Great Caesar's Ghost'. The theme of the ban- quet was the '49'ers'. They decorated with aqua and gold. The flower was the white rose. In spite of these gigantic projects, they gave a good representation in extra-curricular activities. Their participation in music, dramatics, and sports showed they were willing to attempt anything. The class officers were: President - Don Edwards, Vice-President - Jack DeMoss, Secretary-Treasurer - Marion Kroetz, News Reporter - Margaret Kemp. New members of the class are Donald Bishop, Alvin Kiesel, Virgil Kisabeth from Columbian in Tiffin and Catherine Bloom came from Ross High in Fremont. SPONSORED BY MB. AND MBS. DELBEBT LAUX Sopbomores Bottom Row: Mary Alice Oakleaf, Marilyn Fenstermaker, Carol Lynch, Anna Marie Shueyg Thelma Mellott, Ruth Doran Second Roi: Miss Slotterbeck, Janita Riedel, Marilyn Hoffman, Joe Darr, Jean Bonnell, Bill Baxter, Marla Jean Blue, Keith Hade, Jeanne Kittle, Nellie Pletcher Top Roi: Otto Lynch, Ralph Zimmerman, Lynn Wonder, Dencil Terry, Howard Fry, Paul lJ1Fountaine, Don Wise, Bob McCormack, Mark Reep Absent: Nancy Lucas, Urban Seifert Freshmen 18 Bottom Row: Borer, Helen Seifert, Thelma Terry, Carol Heckerd, Norma Sherriff, Marjorie Kittle, Betty Werner, Carol Doran, Lois DeVore Miss Wolf, Bill Seigley, Stanley Swihart, Bob McDonald, Jack Drucken- Shirley Sadoski, Bernice Baxter, Peggy Johnson, Margaret Heilman, Joan Second Hou: miller, Paul Stover, Walter Joseph, James Hoover, John Henry Maddox, Kenneth Watson, Francis Stover Top Row: Dale Heilman, Ben Seigley, Wilbur Suffecool, Leroy Whitman, Richard Borough, Robert Stuckey, Charles Heppler, Eugene Zimmerman, John Brundage, James Brickner SPONSORED BY MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL OAKLEAF, SR. Ezgbth Grade I F 1 Bottom Roi: Violet Mellott, Charles Hade, Wayne Heilman, Lillian Hunter, Ray Fry, Joanne Barto, Patricia Depinet Second Rot: Ann Collier, Donald Haubert, Howard Humes, Carol Fenstermaker, Miss Robinson, Carol Laird, Richard Lowery, John Keim, Virginia Abbott 1bp Ros: Eunice Lynch, Marlene Jones, Joyce Hersh, Martin Coffman, Lucas Stuckey, Paul Woessner, Max Mesnard, June Johnson, Virginia Shaull Seventh Grade Bottom Row: Wanda DeVore, Janeen Hoover, Angela Garcia, Rose Mary Miller, Marilyn Suffecool, Norma Jean Smith, Nancy Werling, Jane Johnson, Christine Eborg, Rosalyn Lcmmerman Second Row: Marvin McEwen, Vernon Terry, Robert Lynch, Edward Suffecool, Raymond Hanbert, James Heilman, Robert Jones, Bruce Dicken, Richard Heilman, Mr. Mehaffey Third Roi: Bernard Shaffer, Jan Riedel, David Graham, Bruce Lynch, Jon Saul, Arthur Guttenburg, Donald Leffler, Charles Sager, Donald Joseph Tbp Row: Richard Leffler, John Diment, Willard Coffman, Delbert Nycum, James Gegorski, John Kerlin, Howard Sadoski, Marlin Dicken, Harry Shaull Absent: Jean Cook, George Overmyer, Joseph Dunlap, Richard May SPONSORED BY TIFFIN LIVESTOCK SALES COMPANY 19 Sixth Grade T Bottom Row: fleft to rightg Donna Dunlap, Ronnie Fry, Manuel Gracia, Larry Guttenberg, Marion Mellott, C arles Kear, Marcia Bishop, Jeannette Johnson Second Row: Nancy DeRan, Robert Seifert, Sylvia Blaney, Jacque Blue, Mrs. Cloutier, Elmer Woessner, Tom DeRan, Bob Pletcher, Eileen Lemmerman, Carol Keim Third Row: Colleen Mehaffey, Malvin Barney, Ofelia Coatella, Richard Woessner, Donald Witter, Ernest Barney, Rozella Reed, Martha Kemp, Annette Wagner, Retta Shaull, Nancy Koke Absent: Patty Glick, Darlene Hammer Button Row: flef! to rightj Lynda Dicken, Alice Oakleaf, Mary Terry, Larry Auxter, E Eugene Barto, Nancy Leffler, Patty Hammer, Barbara Eborg Second Rav: Lauretta Hoover, Rosa Gonzales, Grace Sager, Ruth Smith, Robert Woessner Mrs. Bell, James Darr, Jane McCormack, Allen Cloutier, Patty Lynch, Ruth Seifert Third Row: Gary Biddle, Richard Zeis, Myrna Stiger, Alta Terry, Stephen Stackoviak, John Borer, Charlene Wise, Helen Costillo, Ellen Borer, Bruce Flack Ffh Grade J! , - R W.. 20 Fourth Grade l r . , A-.F Bottom Row: fleft to rightj Sandra Lou Hade, Bobby Keim, bebnard Montgomery, Shirley Rosenberger, Sharon Ann Habecker, Frank Hiestand, Russel Prenzlin, Jennie Mae Woeaaner, Wilma Lenlnernn, James Lynch , I ' Second Hoi: Arloween Terry, Roger McEwen, Carol Oakleaf, Jean Ann Mellott, Willie Garcia, Billy Coffman, Clifford Lynch, Frances Schmidt, Arlene Schiffer, Beverly Suffecool, Larry Dunlap, Lynette Hoover Third Rol: Noah Benevidez, Russell Strauabaugh, Billy Watkins, Mary Jo Barto, Richard Gabel, Miss Miller, Lorna Flack, Gene Rau, Rebecca Buskirk, Billy Seifert, Lynda Laux Fourth Roi: Bernardo Benevidez, John DeRan, Carl Heilman, Ruth Ann Gillmor, Eugene Gillmor, Judith Hanna, Harry Bloom, Russel Hunter, Connie Kkgorski, Robert Kiger Third Grade Bottom Roi: fleft to rightgi Betty Prenzlin, Edvard Kear, Amado Garcia, Barbara Dunlap, Wayne Lynch, Charles iller, Nila Werling, Mary Lou Depinet Second Row: Susan Lynch, Susan Palmer, Robert Castilla Brenda Gillmor, Christel Auxter, Royce Overmeyer, Leslie Myers, Ernest Costilla, Dolores Werner, William Kittle, Michael Frankart A Third Hal: John Yoder, Shelba Barney, Robert' Lucas, Weldon Haubert, Tony Gonzalaez, Miss Day, Alan Dunlap, Edward Montgomery, Gerald Fry, James Gabel, Kay Gillmor ii ki fi ,gif grail 23 Second Bottom Row: fleft to rightj Larry Hade, Sharon Dunlap, Barbara Oakleaf, Lucy Schiffer, Junior Siefert, Sharon Barto, Sandra Laird, Larry Barto, Kenneth Hoover, Ronald Bartson, Helen Lemmerman, Lotus Shaffer, Richard Suffecool Second Row: Raymond Carruthers, Carolyn Alexandro, Arletta Leffler, Donald Yoder, Carol Shaull, Charles Bonnell, Junior Ziegler, James Borer, Miguel Guerrera, Bruce Abbott, Robert Biddle, Mary Anne Zeis, M ry Ann Myers, Brenda Blue Third How: Jack Buskirk, Galen Overmyer, Charlotte Bly, Rose Mary Guttenberg, William Biddle, William Schmidt, Mrs. Witter, Fernando Costillo, Lee Gonzalez, Dennis Swope, Virginia Baker, Gloria Jean Zeis Absent: Rachel Saucedo, Patricia Henrv First Grade 22 Bottom Row: fleft to rightj Ronald Fleckinger, Joan Oakleaf, Howard Myers, Kar Hack, Janet Gabel, Donna Diment, Don Heilman, Robert Haugh, Guadalope Costille, J Hade, Joyce Haubert, Alice Costillo, Paul Prenzlin, Judith Zeis Second Rom: Dick Cook, Franses Shaull, Sileen Roberts, Ann Swope, Linda Baker, Grade eh udith Patricia LaFountaine, Suzanne Babione, Catherine Montgomery, Mary Ann Strausbaugh, Karen Riedel, Connie Morton, Janet Biller, Patty Magers Third Row: James Zeis, Raymond Schmidt, Gilbert Guerrea, Harold Gillmor, Ruben Guerrera, Junior Barney, Bobby Mowery, Myron Shiffer, Tommy Biddle, Tommy Seifert Fourth Row: Ralph Borer, Arthur Mehaffey, Virgil Downs, Dick Nighswander, John Hoover, Milo Bishop, Billy Biller, Carol Snell, Dick Rau, James Lynch, Bobby Bart Harold Traunero, John Montgomery SOI! 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'Pri :-f .,', 4rr -1 J. Activities or pfv ffl 'f ,f ,r I ,v r f wif z,,rf pf, 1, fr 'fd' f ' .f 1 r I I ,rp if ,I rr, I f 4 5 4 4 47: r 'v r 0 r 7 Q r' ff' f Cf' 'n , f . F.H.A. N, t. , N. Boftol Hoi: Lucille Depinet, Ruth Doran, Marilyn Fenstermaker, Betty Donaldson, Alice Seifer Thelma Mellott, Catherine Bloom, Dorothy Mellott, Mary Alice Oakleaf Second Roi: Anna Marie Shuey, Irene Hosenberger, Corrine Woessner, Phyllis Miller, Helen Seifert, Shirley Sadoski, Bernice Baxter, Norma Sherriff, Gladys Colvin, Jeanne Kittle, Miss Wolf Third Roi: Peggy Ann Jo nson, Margaret Heilman, Carol Lynch, Betty laux, Marjorie Kittle, Joanne Borer, Betty Werner, Lois Devore Fourth Ron: Mary Jane Wilkinson, Mildred Heilman, Marla Blue, Thelma Terry, Carol Heckard, Mary Lou Nighawander, Helen Shade, Beverly Hoffman, Nellie Pletcher, Carol Doran Absent: Dena Peterson, Nancy Lucas The F. H. A. Club was reorganized at the beginning of the 1948-49 school year. The following officers were elected to serve the club: President - Phyllis Miller, Vice-President - Helen Shade, Secretary - Lucille Depinet, Treasurer - Marilyn Hoffman, News Reporter - Ruth Doran, Pianist - Beverly Hoffman, Chorister - Gladys Colvin, Club Mother - M s. Walter Miller, Advisor - Bernice Wolf, Historian - Marla Jean Blue, Parliamentarian - Thelma Mellott. This year the F. H. A. had many activities. To provide funds for use in the club activities, the girls served refreshments at the coun- ty and district baseball tournaments. The club entertained the County F. H. A. members on December 1. With the co-operation of the F. F. A. boys, the club gave a Parent-Daughter-Son Banquet on March 22, to which the parents of the girls and boys of the F. H. A. and F. F. A. were invited. In May the girls entertained their mothers at a Project Recognition Tea, given to demonstrate how their projects helped them to become better homemakers. Y. 3 a l 25 F.F.A. x Bottom Bow: James Hoover, Paul Stover, Bob McDonald, William Seigley, James Brickner, Francis Stover, Keith Hade, Alvin Kiesel, Jr., Mr. Austermiller Second Row: Dencil Terry, Walter Joseph, Charles Humes, Herman Guttenburg, John Brundage, Bob McCormack, leRoy Whitman Third Row: Charles Hepler, Benjamin Seigley, Dale Heilman, Wilbur Suffecool, Bernard Schmitz, Arthur Ohler, Donald Bishop, Tom Hade, Jim Smith Tbp How: Virgil Kissabeth, Robert Stuckey, Ralph Joseph, Jack DeMoss, Bob Borough, Ray Berlekamp, Roy Jordon, Paul LaFountaine, Donald Weller The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which aims to develop agriculture leadership, cooperation and citizenship among farm boys and provide educational entertainment. We do this by participating in various local, district and state activities. Some of the state activities in which our chapter has participat- ed includes county and state livestock judging contest and State F. F. A. Camp. Other activities in which we entered were: District Parliamentary Procedure, District Leadership Conferences and District Public Speaking Contests. Local contests are: F. F. A. basketball team, sunner picnic, junk drive, pest hunt, safety contest and Parent, Daughter, Son Banquet. The officers for the year were: Robert Borough, President: Marion Kroetz, Vice-President, Tom Hade, Secretary, Bernard Schmitz, Treasur- er, Ralph Joseph, Reporter, James Smith, Sentinel, and Jack DeMoss, Student Advisor. Band Bottom How: fleft to rightj Patty Depinet, Bruce Dicken, Mary Anglemeyer, Carol Heckard, Beverly Hoffman, Virginia Abbott, Tom DeRan Second Row: Joanne Barto, Thelma Mellott, Betty Werner, Margaret Kemp, Don Wise, Anne Hiestand, Mildred Heilman Roselyn Lemmerman Third Row: Miss Slotterbeck, Martha Kemp, Beatrice Heilman, Eugene Zimmerman, Jean Bonnell, Helen Wise, Rose Mary Miller Absent: Kenneth Watson, Don Witter Orchestra Sitting: fleft to rightj Janita Riedel, Janeen Hoover, James DeHan, Don Wise, Anne Hiestand, Betty Werner, Mildred Heilman, Margaret Kemp, Gene Zimmerman, Jean Bonnell Standing: Carol Heckard, Bruce Dickens, Helen Wise, Miss Slotterbeck, Absent: Annette Wagner, Joyce Heilman, Eileen Lemmerman, Mary Anglemeyer 27 M ixec! Chorus Bottom How:lleft to rightj Janet Riedel, Ruth Doran, Betty Donaldson, Beverly Hoffman, Helen Wise, Mary Jane Wilkinson, Anne Hie- stand, Gladys Colvin, Irene Rosenberger Second Row: John Maddox, Marla Jean Blue, Carol Heck- ard, Mary Lou Nighswander, Don Wise, Margaret Kemp, Ralph Zimmerman, Jean Bon- nell, Carol Lynch, Miss Slotterbeck Third How: Tom Darr, John Lavo, Robert Borough, Ken- neth Hill, Jack DeMoss, Don Edwards, Eugene Zimmerman, Robert McCormack, Jack Druckenmiller Absent: John Kosta, Beat- rice Heilman, Mary Anglemy- er, Lynn Wonder, Jack Stiger 28 Girls' Chorus Bottom Raw:fleft to rightj Mary Alice oakleaf, Ruth Do- ran, Betty Donaldson, Carol Doran, Peggy Johnson, Anne Hiestand, Gladys Colvin, Irene Rosenberger Second How: Janita Riedeh Beverly Hoffman, Mary Lou Nighswander, Carol Heckard, Margaret Kemp, Helen Wise Jean Bonnell, Miss Slotter- heck Third Row: Carol Lynch, Margaret Heilman, Bernice Baxter, Mary Jane Wilkinson, Norma Sherriff, Betty Wern- er, Thelma Mellott, Marla Jean Blue Absent: Dorothy Mellott Thelma Terry, Joyce Heilman, Beatrice Heilman, Shirley Sadoski, Joan Borer, Nellie Pletcher, Mary Anglemyer Boys' Chorus Bottom How:fleft to rightj Dale Heilman, Robert McDon- ald, Stanley Swihart, Otto Lynch, Kenneth Watson, John Henry Maddox, Jack Drunken- miller Second Row: Robert Borough Kenneth Hill, Ray Berlekamp, Don Edwards, Jack DeMoss, Richard Borough, Marion Kroetz Third How: Ralph Zimmerman Robert McCormack, Tom Darr, Don Wise, John Lavo, Eugene Zimmerman Absent: John Kosta, Lynn Wonder, Tom Shaffer, Jack Stiger Music Events The Music students who are returning next year are looking forward to having their classes in the new Music Departnent. Besides an attractive room with steps for the Chorus and instrumental groups, there is a storage room and three small practice rooms. 'lhe music students can now meet in a musical environment with the best? of modern equipuent We will expect to see a greater interest in music in the Old Fort School in the future. 'Ihe Music students of the class of '49 will expect great things from the Mnsic Depart- ment in future years. SOLOS Everyone was both surprised and pleased at the mmlber of students who tried out for vocal solos this year. Those who were elegible to participate in the County auditions were: Betty Donaldson Donald Wise Anne Hiestand John Henry Maddox Beverly Hoffman Eugene Zimmerman In addition to these Mary Jane Wilkinson and Jack DeMoss took part in the District Auditions. However the instrumental soloists were not to be outdone by the vocalists. Those who participated were: Janita Reidel - violin Betty Werner - saxaphone Janeen Hoover - violin Anne Hiestand - flute Margaret Kemp - trombone Jean Bonnell - piano Helen Wise - piano 8, baritone From this list Helen Wise was the only one who was elegible to compete in the State Finals. BOYS ' CHORUS All of the boys in high school who were interested in music enjoyed themselves for two periods a week singing in the boys' chorus. Although this group did not appear as often as the girls' chorus, they worked diligently and six boys were chosen to sing with the boys' chorus in the County Festival. GIRLS' CHORUS The members of the girls' chorus, wearing the new choral robes, made several public appearances throughout the year and took part in one audition. They sang at the Christmas program and at Commencement. In the District Choral Auditions, the girls' chorus received a II, or excellent rating. 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Makin eg haw been wan with: and by moriext mir-. aviampv' tu uerteri by irdhg W Jlibkvl a game with the Pups have Vim two. six, While Bioonxyillef 31 Baseball Bottom Row: Managers - Kenneth Watson and Stanley Swihart Second Row: Jack Druckenmiller, Bill Baxter, Dick Borough, Tom Darr, Ralph Zimmerman, Joe Darr, John Henry Maddox Third Row: Coach Art Mehaffey, Marion Kroetz, Jack DeMoss, Kenneth Hill, Don Edwards, Howard Fry, Bill Zinmerman, John Lavo 'Ihe Old Fort baseball squad played in the Junior American Legion League. This league consisted of teams from Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Huron, Monroe- ville, and Sandusky. Winning games from Clyde, Huron, Monroeville, we fin- ished with a .500 standing in the league. After the school year began we lost only two games and won five. We won two games in the Seneca County Tournament and lost one game. TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE OLD FORT OPPONENT 26 Republic 0 20 Bascom 0 1 Be ttsvi l le 7 Bettsville and Old Fort has the privilege this spring of representing Seneca County in the District Tournament to be held at Clyde, Ohio. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders: fleft to rightj Beverly Hoffman, Irene Rosenberger, Gladys Colvin Girls' Physical Educatiorz rn! Q 690,00 This year Mrs. Newman has been in charge of the Girls' Physical Education class, which consists of the girls of the upper four grades. This class meets on Monday and Wednesday. We've done a variety of different things, but the game we liked most was volleyball. We en- joyed learning a few steps in square dancing, and also a little exer- cising frequently. There has been a rule made by the Ohio High School Athletic Asso- ciation this year to eliminate the girls' volleyball tournament. To take its place the superintendents of Seneca County have decided to hold a Girls' Volleyball Festival. Each school will be permitted to enter an A team and a B team. The eight members of each of these teams will meet a county rival in a thirty minute gane. Dmmatics C lub Tbp Row fleft to rightj - Otto Lynch, Bob McCormack, Lynn Wonder, Bob Borough Don Edwards Kenneth Hill, Ray Berlekamp, Bill Zimmerman, John Lavo, Marion Kroetz Middle Row: Helen Shade, Mildred Heilman, John Maddox, Eugene Zimmerman, Wayne Hellman Walter Joseph, Donald Bishop, Stanley Swihart, Beatrice Heilman, Miss Minick Seated: Lucille Depinet, Corrine Woessner, Anne Hiestand, Betty Laux, Phyllis Miller Mary Jane Wilkinson, Betty Donaldson, Mary Anglemyer, Joyce Heilman, Mary Alice Oakleaf Kneeling: Margaret Heilman, Peggy Ann Johnson, Thelma Mellott, Nancy Lucas Carol Lynch This club was newly organized this year for the purpose of in creasing ability in dramatics. The members learn techniques of apply ing make-up. They also practice acting hy giving short play skits President ...... Vice-President . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Business Manager Parliamentarian Bouncer ........ Advisor . . . OFFICERS . . Don Edwards . . . . John Lavo Marion Kroetz Anne Hiestand Kenneth Watson Robert Borough . Kenneth Hill . . Miss Minick . November 23, 1948 the Junior Class pre- sented an unusual comedy 'Great Caesar's Ghost'. The following cast was chosen and accurately directed by Miss Minidk. Great Caesar's Ghost who though unseen, was a very real character in the play. He was a good-natured, humorous protecting spir- it of the Great Caesar, and seems somehow to have adopted his master's love for jokes. He was the life of the play by making vases and chairs suddenly topple over. Debate Heilman Phoebe DeRoyster .. Deborah DeRoyster . Penelope Maxwell .. Helen Maxwell ..... Aunt Polly Maxwell Hattie ............ Esther ............ Johnson ........... Tommy Tucker ...... Phineas Farthingale Dick O'Donnell .... Mahjah, the Mystic junior Play Left to right: Bottom row: Margaret Kemp, Mary Anglemyer, Irene Rosenber- ger, Gladys Colvin, Lucille De- pinet, Joyce Heilman, Mildred Back row: Herman Guttenberg, Charles Humes, Donovan Edwards, Donald Bishop, and Marion Kroetz ....... Margaret Kemp ..... Lucille Depinet ..... Mildred Heilman ....... Gladys Colvin ...... Mary Anglemyer ....... Joyce Heilman Irene Rosenberger ....... Don Edwards .......... Don Bishop ...... Marion Kroetz ....... Charles Humes Herman Guttenberg Those participating in debate this year were Joyce Heil- man, Betty Werner, Don Edwards, Otto Lynch, Kenneth Watson, Anne Hiestand, Helen Wise, Bob Borough, and John Lavo. The first team consisted of Anne, Helen, Bob, and John. The topic for debate this year is 'The United Nations Should Be Revised Into a Federal World Government'. The team entered into contests at Sylvania, Columbian High School, and the county tournament at Republic. The squad ranked third in the county. Left to right: Robert Borough, John Lavo, Anne Hiestand and Helen Wise 36 One Act Play The play chosen for the One Act Play Contest was 'The Violin Maker of Cremona', Taddeo Ferrari .. a master violin maker ... Bay Berlekamp Giannina ........ Taddeo's daughter ...... Phyllis Miller Sandro .......... apprentice to Taddeo ... Kenneth Watson Fillippo ........ another apprentice ......... Otto Lynch The plot of the story centers around a contest in which the apprentice who makes the finer violin shall have Taddeo Ferrari's daughter. Many humor- ous things happen which almost drives Taddeo out of his wits, but everything turns out well in the end. Senior Play April 29,1949 the senior class presented a three-act comedy 'There'll Come a Day'. The following cast was chosen and directed by Miss Minick. Mrs. Kelton ........ loves to write plays .............. Betty Laux Mr. Kelton ..... ... hopes to become an actor ........ Kenneth Hill Lindy Kelton ....... noisy child .................. Betty Donaldson Beatrice Kelton .... movie struck ................... Anne Hiestand Julie Kelton ....... only sensible daughter ....... Beverly Hoffman Eloise ......... ... boy crazy ................ Mary Jane Wilkinson Gertie ......... ... muscle builder ................. Dema Peterson Miss Menner ........ high pressure saleslady ........... Helen Wise Mrs. MacDoughee .... loves to loaf ........... ....... Helen Shade Mr. MacD0ughee ..... silent Scotchman ....... ... Bernard Schmitz Kenny LeRoy .... ... dramatic student ... .... Robert Borough Emil ............... a problem child ........ ..... James Smith Bill Bonner ........ plumber ................. ......... John Lavo Madame Pollynkoff .. ballet dancing teacher ........ Phyllis Miller Mr. Bounce ......... health inspector ........ ..... Jack Stiger Mr. Peekin ......... another 'snooper' man ... ... Donald Weller Mr. Beammer .... ... prospective house hunter ...... Bill Zimmerman Stage Manager ............................................ Tom Darr The Kelton family moved from a quiet country home into a crowded California apartment to try to get Mr. Kelton and daughter Beatrice into the movies. Everyone just walks in and out at the Kelton's like it was a public museum. Everything happens in this house and they can't stand the turmoil anymore so father decides he'll make baby bottles instead of trying to be an actor. Prince of Peace Left to right: First row: Beatrice Heilman, Joyce Heilman, Margaret Kemp, Jean Bonnell, Anne Hiestand. Second row: Robert Borough, Otto Lynch, and John Lavo Those participating in indi- vidual public speaking contests were: Joyce Heilman, Anne Hie- stand, Otto Lynch, Kenneth Watson, Tom Darr, Margaret Kemp, Beatrice Heilman, Betty Werner, Donovan Ed- wards, Mildred Heilman and Jean Bonnell. The county contest was held at Old Fort March 4. 1949- Those who qualified to go to the state con- test are: Joyce Heilman for orig- inal oration and dramatic declama- tion, Anne Hiestand for oratorical declamation and Beatrice Heilman and Donovan Edwards for poetry in- terpretation. Omtory Those who entered the Prince of Peace contest were: Margaret Kemp, Jean Bonnell, Anne Hiestand, Joyce Heilman, Beatrice Heilman, Otto Lynch, John Lavo and Robert Borough. An elimination contest left Anne Hiestand and Otto Lynch to compete in the county contest. Anne claimed the honor of first in her contest and Otto was chosen as alternate in his. Anne then went to the district to come out on top once again. She then went to Columbus to compete in the state contest. This time com- petition proved to be too strong. We are very proud of all our students who entered the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest. It takes much practice on the part of the student and also Miss Minick who devoted much of her time to their efforts. .1 , . nv! ,jr f Sdigdf C? i ? x-if S f? , wo 'iff' ' 134 A14 1411! Alumm 4 A29 .' if' ' .I-X 1 , J ' f' f'!L 3, f f 1 ,5 ' ga, fffr A4 1. ' 5 ,,' ff' - Z ff CLASS OF 1898 Viva Abbott Crll, Richmond, California .. John Bowman ............................ V. J. Jackman, 'Tiffin, Ohio .......... CLASS OF 1900 Mattie May Heistand .............. Ira Souders, Gibsonburg, Grin Hugh Grove, Coral Gables, Florida .... Paul Watson, Old Fort, Ohio ........ CLASS OF 1902 Alma Ridley Hoover, Old Fort, Ohio .... Edith Zink, Tiffin, Ohio ........ ...... . . Mamie Steiner Fry, Old Fort, Ohio ......... Hazel Marche Ritsman, North Clstead, Ohio CLASS OF 1903 Alta Ridley Mathias, Toledo, Gxio .... Bessie Myers Mull, Old Fort, Ohio .... William Dietrich, Chicago, Illinois .... CLASS OF 1904 Nellie Zink Shelt, Tiffin, Gaia .... Meade Parker Rule, Berea, Ohio ..... . .... Susan Arter Baugher, Tiffin, Ohio . . . . . . . . . Helen Msrcha Chittock, Raton, New Mexico Lloyd Montgomery, Cleveland, Cliio .......... Maude Hottenstein Manecki . . . . ....... . .... . . . Alumni . . . . Housewife ff.. nemea ........ Deceased Hardware Business .Retired Attorney Retired . . . . Housewife . . . . Teacher . . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . . . . . . . Housewife . . . . . . . Housewife Coca-Cola Ihmpeny .. Truant Officer . . . . . . . Housewife Housewife . .. .. .. Housewife Railroad Position Zella Novinger Parlsenter Csvin, Sturgis, Michigan .. Manager of Lumber Company CLASS OF 1905 Carrie May Tong, Tiffin, Ohio .......... Dwight Watson ................. .......... Gladys Clay Nottingham, Mentaln, Indiana Hal Yingling, Rock Island, Illinois ..... Florence Umstead, Toledo, Ohio ........... . .. Marie Abbott Wolenslagle, Bellevue, Ohio .... Carl Schuster..,....... ..... . ...... ... . CLASS OF 1906 Grace Bishop Berlekamp, Tiffin, Ohio Harry Mull, Miami, Florida ........... Grace Mull .o. ............ Orlo Flumerfelt ............ CLASS OF 1907 . . . . Housewife . . . Deceased . . . . Housewife . . . . Teacher Housewife .. . Housewife Factory Employee Deceased Deceased Florence Myers Patterson, Green Springs, Ohio . . . Housewife Allan Parker ....... ............... . . . . .... . Clara Cook, Green Springs, Ohio . ...... . CLASS OF 1905 Zella May Eborg, Geen Springs, Ohio CLASS OF 1909 Nellie Hayes Slythe, Rockford, Illinois Bernice Montgomery Dwyer, Cleveland, Ohio Olive Drown Huns . .............. .... ........ Florence Abbott Buckingham, Bellevue, Ohio .. Dr. Roy Souder, Ashland, Ohio ............ ... CLASS OF 191 0 Mildred Weaver Hill, Massillon, Ohio ...... Russell Sheidler, Tiffin, Ohio .. ......... .. Core Joseph Babione, Green Springs, flnio .... Homer Zinerman, Tiffin, Ohio ............... Howard llumes, Geen Springs, Ohio .......... Martha Wickert Sollder, Ashland. Ohio . .. CLASS OF 1911 Mable Tindall Kelley, Peru, Indiana .. Gladys Decker Todd . c ................. Marguerite Beck Fry, Columbus, Ohio Hugh Berlekamp, Old Fort, Ohio ......... Caroline Elmers Eberly, Fremont, Ohio Ralph Stiger, Old Fort, Ohio ........... CLASS OF 1912 Martha Wickert Souders, Ashland, Ohio Gladys Decker Todd ..................... Hugh Berlekamp, Old Fort, Ohio ....... CLASS OF 1913 Deceased . . . . Housekeeper . . . . Housewife . . . . Retired . . . . Housewife . . . . . Deceased . . .... Housewife . . . Osteopsthy . . . . Housewife . . . . . Auctioneer . .. . Housewife Retired Railroad Position . . . . . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . . . Deceased . . . . .Housewife . . . . . Banker . . . . Housewife . . . . Carpenter . . . . Housewife . . . Deceased . . . Banker Anna Fitzgerald Druckenmiller, Fremont, Cliio ...,... Housewife Elmer G. Zinerman, Defiance, Ohio. Internalllevenne Collector CLASS OF 191 4 lester Stiger, Fort Seneca, Ohio Basic Refractories CLASS OF 1915 . Lelah Aurand Shire, Tiffin, Ohio .... Viva Fitzgerald Scheerer .......... CLASS OF 1916 . Russell Zilmnersmn, Tiffin, Guo CLASS OF 1917 John Burkett, Port Clinton, Ohio ...... Ruth Ridley Schneider, Fremont, Cliio . .- Cora Fesel Pence, Tiffin, Ohio .... Esther Heillsan Riehm, Tiffin, Ohio .... Honore Marcha, Green Springs, Ohio .... CLASS OF 1919 Leots Little Hsrnden, Medina, Ohio .... ... Alice Myers Fenstermsker, Fremont, Ulio .... Dwight Wise, Frenmt, Guia ............... James Marche, Irvington, N. Y. .......... . Olen Keim, Green Springs, Ohio ....... .. Leavitt Anders, Jamestown, N.--Y. . . . . . . . Virgil Berleksmp, Green Springs, Ohio .... CLASS OF 192 1 Harry Ridley, Naperville, Illinois ..... . . . . Cora Bollinger Hartenstein, Tiffin, Giio . Light Eberly, Youngstown, Ohio ... ....... . John Wise ..... . . . ...................... Donald Biddle, Washington, D. C. .. ... David Biddle , Fremont, Ohio ..... . . . . . . Robert Abbott, Green Springs, Ohio . . Howard Heilman, Old Fort, Uiio ..... . .. CLASS OF 1 922 . . . Housewife . . . . Deceased . . . Teacher . . . . Barber . . . Housewife . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Teacher Supt. of Hospital Housewife Farmer . . . . . . . . Shipyards Basic Refractories ..s Paint Blsiness ............Farmer Automobile Dealer Housewife . . Canteen Service Deceased Interior Decorator Farmer Basic Refractories Basic Refractories Irene Henretty Heilman, Tiffin, Ohio ............... Housewife Dorothy Fitzgerald Miller, Green Springs, Ohio ..... Housewife Blanche DeRan Hddle, Fremont, Ohio ............. ...... F armer Ralph Blaney, hemont, Guin . ....... .... .......Fax-mer Pau'l Fitzgerald, Tulsa, Oklahoma .... ... Geologist CLASS OF 1923 Oiarlas Gross, Tiffin, Gio .......... ............. Me chanic Helen Smott, Toledo, Ohio .... ........... Pikerton Tobacco Co. Edna Henretty Quinn, Sturgis, Michigan ... Mildred Sink Abbott, Green Springs, Glio . CLASS OF 1924 Jeanette Donaldson Neidler, Sandusky, Ohio Gertrude Elmers Stahl, Fremont, Ohio ..... Marjorie DeRan Biddle, Washington, D. C. . Norine Fry Watson, Old Fort, Ohio . ..... .. Mildred Sheidler Fredericks, Green Springs Clifton Aurand, Tiffin, Glio ............. Max Heninger, Green Springs, Ohio ....... Norman Heilman, Tiffin, Ohio ............. Mildred Mohr Slith, Maywood, California .. Fern Little Hade, Ft. Seneca, Ohio ....... Lelah Kelly Smith, Tiffin, Uiio ........ Milo Werner, Tiffin, Ohio ......... Harry Eberly, Tiffin, Ohio ...... .. Eugene Morton, Tiffin, Ohio ....... .. Richard Miller, Chicago, Illinois Forest Longanbach, Fremont, Ohio ......... Housewife . . . . . Housewife . .. Housewife . . . . Housewife . ....... Secretary Housewife Quia ... Housewife . Sterling Coqany haic Refractories Baie Refrsctories Housewife . . . Housewife Housewife Farmer Art Meta1Co. Basic Refractorias .. . . Dalar Dye Co. Farmer Maurice lauacks, Midland, Michigan ................... Uxemist Horace Taylor, Mslmore, Cliio . ...... Caretaker, Melmore School William Brlekamp, Tiffin, Giio .... -..... Evelyn Sink Eberly, Tiffin, Giio ..... .... Mabel Henretty Stohl, Fremont, Ohio .... CLASS OF 1925 Lois Weaver, Canton, Ohio ... .... ......... Ver lon Blosser, Fostoria, Uiio ........... .. . Factory Eqzloyee Housewife . .. . Housewife .......... Housewife . Inspector Dorothy Roaenberger Miller, Chicago, Illinois ...... Housewife Comage Bonnell, Old Fort, Ohio ........... Gertrude Myers Miller, Helena, Ohio ...... Evelyn Wright Casson, Tiffin, Ohio Eha Werner Hade, Toledo, Ohio ...... Rexford Starling, Tiffin, Ohio ...... Maurice Saul, New Albany, Indiana Maurice Gittinger .................... Doris Joseph Bonnell, Old Fort, Ohio Mabel Ridley Clouse, Old Fort, Ohio .... Caroline Ridley Morton, Old Fort, Ohio Clara Init: Sidel, Siam, Ohio ......... Marshall Watson, Old Fort, Ohio ..... John DeRan, Jr., Fremont, Ohio .... Robert Somers, Fremont, Ohio Leah Miller seil. Toledo. Ohio .... Doran Thom'pson, Fremont, Cluio Basic Refractories Housewife Nurse . . . Housewife . .. Merchant . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . . . Farmer . . . . Farmer Clerk . . . Housewife 4z14'sg',f.'g u':.'cA5':3..4:.,.. 3.z..:'.p2:g'-xg:-.1 :.q'.'9''qgc-,:4I ?EZ4l3,sg2f?q- ' jiflilf 254nz''1- r'Sa'gl2-5-7J'.r'h:,.5f.:1wg:?1i: 2i'1L4:'5fqje1E'5f'i:'1:gb':tQ.72-55'-' lg!-'ohio-QZYAFNW vm vf -Q-5-9--'JJ 1,23-'JC 1 '-2-f1 '-.4'a..hzlg'v 4 511.1 - rw.: -t --.ng-I, -E -qi 1- N 1--.Q-emu, r--. -.-'-g.fg59w.. ..v.Wg-5.1-3. .1 qs, , ,ty .,...-nf, ,my '. -1-of-Le, Q153135gg?g:.:Ea,5'li?3.55.1?.g5:1g:.'::Q,5?-3,15k,g5,:':Ez3d.!.f.p-tpfggig-tin:-cgi 94-,vga-544115357-75??xl,ra:-,:'5!:gEv.,3c.'5a,.r. :-tg...,,,-if Einigqlgg-s.Lg3?35ap.4xl .I 0 vx x,:'1,:a-15,15 21 ,ss g 423.-esbifisme2ebfzeifii-:viii-carrietirmlensefesff-Qidafstacdxmaafmrrsakelnae51fZf2m:eb.rftefS.a.Zs521.ixtw?.ee?1Z2s:.5S!23E7:e:.mfmnevrssiar-ri'-n'av:,:sZ1 41 Mabel Snavely Brett, Tiffin, Ohio Donald Tuman ...................... CLASS OF 1926 Marion Blue, Ft. Seneca, Ohio ..... .. Dwight Gittinger, Tiffin, Ohio .... Arthur Harmon, Akron, Ohio ...... William Heckerd, Akron, Ohio ...... Chcar Joseph, Ann Arbor, Michigan ........ Charles Keim, Old Fort, Ohio ............. Alumni . . . Housewife . . . Deceased Basic Refractories Farmer Iff'nLLiiQlLin co. . Cook Spring Co. Albert Moylet, Tiffin, Ohio ...... Foreman, National Machinery Kenneth Morton, Old Fort, Ohio ........... . ........... Teacher Robert Morton, Tiffin, Ohio Thomas Watson, Wayne, Ohio Richard Wise Geen S rings 1 P 1 Alfreida Egbert, Washington, Alma Elmers Taylor, Melmore, .. Instructor at Tiffin University ................... .... ..Physician Ohio ..................... Farmer D. D ......... Government Position Ohio .................. Housewife Maxine Esterly Fry, New Washington, Ohio ........... Housewife Lois Fry Blaney, Fremont, Ohio ........... Myrlleen Habacker, Green Springs, Ohio . .. Lurene Joseph Lee, Fremont, Ohio ....... Ruth Miller Savial, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Alla Molyet Harkelroad, Sandusky, Ohio Mabel Wright Cook, Tiffin, Giio ........ lklen Zimmerman Hoeltzel, Tiffin, Ohio CLASS OF 1927 Eleanor Morrison Baugher, Tiffin, Ohio Robert Aurand, Sandusky, Ohio ............ Kermit Berlekasp ..................... .. Herbert DeRan, Fremont, Ohio .... Ned Fry, New Washington, Ohio . .. Enlo Stackhouse ................ Charles Wickert ..................... Enola Bxnn Kelly, Zenia, Ohio ........ Marian Gillmor Heilman, Tiffin, Ohio ..... Lois Joseph Wise, Green Springs, Ohio .... Mardell Rosenberger Schmidt, Findlay, Ohio Juanita Swope Werner, Ti.ffin, Ohio ....... Clifton Barto, Fostoria, Ohio ............ Earl Chaney, Tiffin, Ohio ....... ......... Charles Fitzgerald, Midland, Michigan .... Carl Lange, Columbus, Ohio ........... .... Clarence Teal, Bettsville, Ohio .......... Housewife .. Home Ec. Teacher Housewife . . . . . . . Housewife Housewife . . Music Instructor Housewife ......... Housewife Recreational Center .......... Deceased Farmer .. Elevator Manager ......... Deceased Deceased . . . .Housewife . . . . Housewife . . . . . . . Housewife Housewife Housewife National Carbon Co. Farmer . . . . . Horticulturist . . . . .Air Craft Plant Basic Refractories Alelia Berlekamp Flack, Green Springs, Ohio ........ Housewife Eater Creeger'DeYo, Bellevue, Ohio .. .... . Dorothy Niett D'enning, Fremont, Ohio .... Norine Msrcha Berlekallp Martin, Fremon Housewife Housewife t, Ohio ..... . Housewife Dorothy Smith, Clyde, Gxio ........ . ........ .. Davidson Enamel CLASS OF 1928 Alton Zimmerman, Tiffin, Ohio .... Francis Casselaan, New York, N. Y. .. Harry Baker, Toledo,' Ohio . ........ .. Howard Hazen, Ckeen Springs, Ohio Alvin Heilman,Tiffin, Ohio ............... Wilbur Kelly, Wapakoneta, Ohio ........... Farmer .Feranda Optical Oo. Gulf Refc. Oo. Farmer ........ Farmer Farm Bureau Juanita Haugh lemnzrman, Green Springs, Ohio . . . . . . . Housewife Helen Laird Feasel, Tiffin, Ohio ...... Fern Lutz Kinet, Bettsville, Ohio ....... Edna Lange Parish, Green Springs, Ohio Hazel Ohler Lanta, Tiffin, Ohio .......... Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Jeannette Watson Gintael, Kansas City, Missouri .... Housewife Zelma Zeis Mullins, Tiffin, Ohio ......... Robert KloPP- Fremont, Ohio .............. CLASS OF 1929 Frances Aurand Lynch, Green Springs, Ohio Christine Eberly lennox, Toledo, Ohio .... Dorothy Fleck Aurand, Tiffin, Cliio ..... Vivian Little, Fremont, Ohio ........ Eloise Hanson lkrring, Linworth, Ohio .... Eva Oller Bricknei-,.'Piffin, Ohio ......... Vera William Suffecool, Fort Seneca, Ohio Eugene Casselman, Colorado Springs, Ool. . Lillian Fleck, Tiffin, Ohio ..... ..... Milton Smith, Tiffin, Ohio ...... Lorenzo lhnretty, Clupepper, Va. .. Evan Lynch, Green Springs, Ohio . .... . Lucy Fry Gillmor, Old Fort, Ohio ....... Mabel Thomas Mikesell, Columbus, Ohio .... Blanche Little Wolf, Fremont, Ohio ....... Teacher . .Basic Hefractories .. ... Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Housekeeper . . . . . . . . Housewife Housewife .......... Housewife .. Prof. Vocal Music At College . . . . . . . .Drug Store . . . . Merchant . . . . . . Farmer . . . Housewife Housewife Housewife lnrna Watson, Fayette, Missouri . . . . . . . . Journalism Instructor Oral Barto, Green Springs, Ohio .. .............. . Farmer Paul Gillmor, Old Fort, Ohio .... Gillmor Trucking Co. Forest Kelly, Tiffin, Ohio ..... ................ Ba ker Ervin Lsvo, Fort Seneca, Ohio ............. Garage Virgil Stackhouse .............. ............. De ceased Jack Wickert, Fremont, Ohio ............. Gillmor Tl'uck Driver Mary Fleck, Fremont, Ohio CLASS OF 1930 Kathryn Berlekamp Feathers, Bettsville, Ohio ....... Housewife Christine Joseph Habacker, Green Springs, Ohio ..... Housewife Marie Smith Somers, Fremont, Ohio ................. Housewife Ethel Whitman Wickert, Fremont, Ohio ............... Housewife Norman Abbott, Tiffin, Mio ........... ................ G .E- Herman Egbert, Green Springs, Ohio hsic Refractories Ernest Gillmor, Old Fort, Ohio ..... Gillmor Trucking Co. laHue Weltin Gabel, Fremont, Ohio ........ .. . Housewife Patricia Watson Mount, Osborn, Ohio ........... Housewife Robert Jackson, Fort Seneca, Ohio .... .... ................... Charles Swope, Tiffin, Ohio ........ .... Carl Young, Fremont, Ohio ....... . Basic Refractories Basic Refractories Phillip Bender ..... ......... ............ De c eased Nelson Fravel, Toledo, Giio ... ............... . Cirlge Bernard lee, Fremont, Ohio .... .... Ba sic Refractories CLASS OF 1931 Evelyn Binkley Dymond, Fremont, Ohio ....... . . . Housewife Elsie Drown Joseph, Green Springs, Ohio . .... Housewife Alice Longanbach Barto, Green Springs, Ohio Housewife Leah Eberly Martien, Tiffin, Gxio ........... .. . Housewife Lois Palm Zickafoose, Fremont, Ohio ....... Housewife Oletha Peach McDaniel, Tiffin, Ohio .... Housewife Nonaa Stackhouse .... . .................... . . . Deceased Nettie Williams Shedenhelm, Tiffin, Ohio .. Housewife Aldeine Fickes, Chicago, Illinois ........ Housewife Opal Little Kiser, Bettsville, Ohio . ...... Housewife Wayne Laird, Tiffin, Ohio ................... ...... F armer Anna Rose Karchner Bender, Fremont, Ohio .... Housewife Florence Oswald McIntyre, Sandusky, Ohio .... .. . Housewife Ethel Rosenberger Spears, Toledo, Ohio ..... Housewife Ted Scheeter, Fostoria', Ohio ............. . .... Farmer John Zeigler, Fremont, Ohio .......... .. . Farmer l1ASS OF 1932 Isabelle Hade DeRan, Fremont, Ohio ..... .. . Housewife Ella Lulan Babcock, Tiffin, Ohio ......... .... H ousewife Lclah Keim Brown, Tiffin, Ohio ............ .... H ousewife Dorothy Oswald Replogle, Cincinnati, Ohio . . . .... Housewife Thelma Smith Neuroth, Fremont, Ohio ....... Housewife Ida Zinanerman Evans, Tiffin, Ohio ........ Evelyn Wi llis Huss, Green Springs, Ohio Raymond Shufelt, Toledo, Ohio .............. Roman Beier, Fremont, Ohio ........... .... . Juanita Zickafoose Smith, Fremont, dmio Russell Auxber, California ...... ...... ..... Myron Blue, Tiffin, Ohio ........ . ....... James Fry, Tiffin, Ohio . ........... .. .. John Haugh, Tiffin, Ohio ............... Franklin Painter, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Francis Swope, Fremont, Ohio ........... Alvin Thomas, Tiffin, Uiio ........... CLASS OF 1933 Cletus Biller, Tiffin, Ohio Sheldon Bell, Toledo, Ohio ...... .......... Lola Gillmor Fry, Tiffin, Ohio ... ........ . Margaret Gillmor Drown, Green Springs, Ohio Harriet Gladden Porter, Washington, D.C. .. John Heckerd, Tiffin, Uiio ................ Jack Hoover, Old Fort, Ohio ............ Laurel Hoover Traunero, Tiffin, Ohio Bertha Ksrchner Walter, Berwick, dxio ..... hy Kelly, Tiffin, Ohio ............... .... . . . . . . . Housewife .. . .. Housewife . Factory Employee Farmer . Housewife Basic Refractories Farmer Ohio Power Minister . . . Factory Worker . . . Factory Worker . . . Factory Worker .fI'fIII'iLLQLLiiL . . . . . . . Housewife . . .... Housewife . . . . . Farmer . . . Merchant Housewife Housewife Coppus Motor Sales Richard Lykens, Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania ....... Farmer Ivan Mans, Tiffin, Ohio ............................... Farmer Audrey Neeley Kunanerer, Tiffin, Ulio ...... ......... Housewife Hazel Neeley Hull, Bettsville, Ohio .... Hulda Ross Abbott, Tiffin, Ohio . ....... . Georgia Smith Divine, Jackson, Michigan Betty Sonmers, Dayton, Ohio . ......... .. CLASS OF 1934 . . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . . Stenographer Dorothy Miller Little, Fremont, Ohio .. ............. Housewife Quarles Joseph, Jr., Columbus, Ohio ...... Gillmor Truckingfn. Leota Kane, Pennsylvania ........................... Housewife Edgar Little, Fremont, Ohio ............ Sohio Service Station Lucille Johnson Gittinger, Sandusky, Ohio .......... Housewife John Thealan, Deshesn, Ohio ........................... Farmer Mary Heilman Bly, Tiffin, Ohio ..................... Housewife Richard Gassner, Fremont, Ohio .... . .. Gillmor Trucking Co. Bfelyn Brown Kelly, Tiffin, Ohio . . . ............ Housewife Robert Eberly, Tiffin, Ohio ....... ...... F actory Worker Margaret Lsvo Auxter, California .. ....... Housewife Edwin Luman, Tiffin, Ohio ............ .... F actory Worker Marian Eberly White, Tiffin, Ohio .... ....... H ousewife Willet Sours, Tiffin, Ohio .................. ........ F armer Q:17Jo 'D KSIFQ' ' 'wif 'ai' 1lLfJ lp6iihV.'.:QhI ' In I I fl' HAY Q13 HW, 'N YV H,'r '15 7'l.1:fQ'il J 'ic'l ' ff'-i:lhf,1Eb'af7 l: 'Si' 0i'453N,'lVf'Q i'a MI -'t','lf. I ' Gi ' fx 1 ,sfls lui' 'Wg' ffl, ls in-L Tn i f ve .,'--4,51-1-q ' 5 E . , , -'B A -x.- of .-. ug fc, Jgr' .51 ,y -qw. J, .s.-fL1J5-I 1- r,,.5:Q..v,'1,. 3154- '-1. 4, .-,-9.621 3 ii -5. ., .:,a,.f: . e',- .va -,Lg QQIQ-4 :-563,-f44E ,f2SQdzgQ,?i,ig,3Sgh-'5E'g',1:ef.S?Q--'Szrf.-:-5.'.J-1i',,g13i?:-:,'43-gb'-ifiifag7-2?.g:.32l'Q,nl'g'.'5-TF',1:,25-' fi, 1.14231 r,g!.i15zfe S9,:g.'gS,Q31:Z-:gils-'gigs-51721-1??t':'+'1q, 1 -c 'V' -?.9,:..'.Q - 'L yr' 'se 'Z-1-ws, :E H1311 f '-71. . ' :-.1-1 s '-'- 55' L -2 r 4 ' 2-. -H1 es L.--' 1 z-:nf-' Y-I uefeidsrsz-flsnes.-:MFE- -1'-, ,,'Ava?4:a'h9:3,12e?s:sas4vrZ!?:e-EsAf:eo:?asf:i'a,if-?f:-riz5's5o.Lesn:Msanfnzzsmffife n-:lainof-1ammiffsafhlz-1'iz-f:5ni:QpEz:n5:.a5 42 Wilson Joseph, Fremont, d'li0 ............ Mary Murray, Fremont, Ohio .............. Merrill Morton, Watsonville, California . Regina Depinet Cool, Detroit, Michigan .. CLASS OF 1935 DeJane Babime Daniels, Tiffin, Ohio William Biller, Tiffin, Uuio . ....... .. lawrence Bunn, Fremont, Ohio ........ Golda Connor Hoke, Fremont, Ohio .... Anita Crowl Shiffer, Delta. Ohio .. John Comesky, Fremont, Ohio ..... LeRoy Dunlap, Tiffin, Ohio ..... Harold Eberly, Toledo, Ohio ............. William Hoke, Jr., Fremont, Ohio .. ...... ltah Hoppes Company, Detroit, Michigan .. Delbert Johnson, Bascom, Ohio .......... Kenneth Joseph, Green Springs, Ohio Lawrence Karchner, Fremont, Ohio .... Angela Myers, Fremont, Ohio ......... Eatella Oller Factor, Tiffin, Ohio ...... Hazel Oswald, Tokyo, Japan .............. Kathryn Reedy Blymer, Deen Springs, Ohio Merritt Solara, Toledo, Ohio ........... Grnetta Sours Hetrick, Fremont, Ohio .. . Gladys Fausey Semer, Old Fort, Ohio .... Betty 'linuuons Grdner, Fremont, Ohio Erneat Wise, Green Springs, Ohio ...... CLASS OF 1936 David Arter, Nashville, Tenn. ......... . Alice Berlekamp Eberly, Dayton. Ohio Doris Binkley Merkle, Fremont, Ohio ..... Helen Bliss Fremont Ohio .............. Alumni Gillmor Trucking Co. Teacher Laundry Business . .. . . .. . Housewife . .. .. . . . Housewife Mechanic . . . Factory Employee .. .. . . .. Housewife . . . . . . . . Housewife . . . Factory Employee . . . Factory Employee . . . . - Libby Owens Co. Building Contractor Housewife Farmer ......... Mason Trucking Co. .......... Housewife . .......... Housewife Government Position Factory Employee Accountant . . . . . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Housewife Farmer . . 'Traveling Salesman .......... Housewife . ...... . . Housewife . . . Housewife Emma Coffman Scott, McCutchensville, Ohioili .... .... H ousewufe Raymond DeMoss, Tiffin, Guia ............ Ned Dumond, Lomita, California .......... Thelma Fitzgerald Oversuyer, Fremont, Ohio Kenneth Fry, Old Fort, Ohio ............. Farmer Airplane Mechanic Housewife Gillmor Trucking Co. Mary Chssner Kullsnerer, Tiffin, Ohio ................ Housewife hrnice Gillmor Joseph, Fremont, Ohio .............. Housewife Paul Hsugh, Tiffin, Ohio ...... ......... .... F s rmer William Luman ..................... . .... Deceased Ray Murphy, Tiffin, Ohio . ........... ...... F arauer Erma Neeley Kelly, Burgoon, Ohio ...... Housewife Evelyn Stiger Bagley, Republic, Ohio Ibrothy Sours Bughman, Fremont, Ohio .. Housewife .......... Housewife Jsles Wickert, Fremont, Ohio ........ .... Tr ucking Business Housewife Virginia Zink DeMoss, Tiffin, Ohio .. CLASS OF 1937 Nrrma Jane Babione, Fremont, Ohio . Assistant Post Mistress Green Springs, Uiio Louise Fickes Myers, Fremont, Ohio ...... Verna Mae Hull Gillmor, Fremont, Ohio Ihlen Meyers, Fremont, Ohio ............ Alice Hartxel DeJong, Toledo, Ohio ..... lplah Henlsinger Dainey, Pittsburgh, Pa. . hble Chkleaf Billet, Tiffin, Ohio ...... Marjorie Jopp Magers, Green Springs, Ohio Ellen Karchner, Grand Rapids, Michigan .. Caroline Painter Chaney, Ada, Ohio ...... Louise Simpson, Fort Seneca, Ohio ....... Cntherine Ohler Shsaubaugh, Tiffin, Ohio . Cjcar Babione, Green Springs, Ohio ...... Clarence Beier, Fremont, Ohio .......... Clayton Beier, Fremont, Ohio ...... lewis Company, Detroit, Michigan . Gordon Eberly, Findlay, Ohio ...... Paul Eborg, Port Clinton, Ohio .... Richard Finn, Union City, Idaho ... Ralph Gillmor, Fremont, Ohio .... . Ray Hersh, Tiffin, Ohio ........ . Charles Johnson, Tiffin, Ohio ..... Wilbur Nye, Toledo, Ohio ............ Raymond Smith, Green Springs, Ohio Ckurnell Weltin, Green Springs, Ohio .. CLASS OF 1938 Claudine Bitler Thallman, Tiffin, Ohio .. Eleanor Fitzgerald Arnold, Tiffin, duio . laura Hoppes Fraser, Cleveland, Ohio .... Evelyn Murphy Kitchen, Richland, Michigan Ruth Smiley Kalmbath, Toledo, Ohio . ..... I-hu-riet Watson Hower, Old Fort, Ohio .... htty Lou Zi.nk Miller, Sandusky, Ohio ... Richard Sink ........................... leon Boucher, Green Springs, Ohio ....... Franklin Gassner, Chicago, Ohio . ........ Housewife Housewife . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . . . . . Housewife . ...... . . . . Housewife . . ..... . . . Housewife .. fkneral Motors Co. Housewife . . . . G.E. Employee . . . . . ..... Housewife Construction Farmer Carpenter .. Gray Transport Co. fIf'iQ2iLALi'ciLi8 . ...... Construction Farmer . Basic Refractories Qff'bLLiQQ,'a QiAQLQ .......... Farmer . . . . Farmer . . . Housewife ... ... Housewife . . . Housewife . . . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . .. . .. Deceased . . . ......... Teacher Spot Welding Dorothy Depinet Bowers, Hazel Park, Michigan ......- Housewife Joanne Goetz Warnament, Tiffin, Ohio .... Housewife Alice Miller, Cleveland, Ohio . ........ ..... C ollege Mary Ryman Thallman, Fostoria, Ohio ........ Housewife Ester Young Feindel, Bascom, Ohio .................. Housewife Virginia Sours Boucher, Green Springs, Ohio . ....... Housewife Tom Pence, Old Fort, Ohio ................. Basic Refractories Earl Bock, Fremont, Ohio ................ Ben Fickes. Brooklyn. Dhrvland . . . . . . Gillmor Trucking Co. I-hrold Hade, Bettsville, Ohio ....... . ..... Basic Refractories Russell Oaklesf, Green Springs, Ohio .. ................ Farmer CLASS OF 1939 Robert Scherer, Tiffin, Ohio .......... . . . .... Navy Waldo Zeis, Tiffin, Ohio .................. . ........... Farmer Bertha Lpvo Martin, Fort Seneca, Ohio Ralph Stacy, Tiffin, Ohio ................ Housewife Agriculture Teacher Paul Overmier ........................... . ................. .. . Betty Goetz Crawley, Washington .................... Housewife fkne Flumerfelt, Pittsburgh, Pa.. Mine Safety Applillilrel COYP- Robert Bartson, Old Fort, Ohio .............. Factory Employee Lorena Riehm Jordan, Tiffin, Ohio .................. Housewife Delores Ksrchner, Fremont, Ohio Ray Lang, Green Springs, Ohio ..... W. F. R. O., Fremont Farsnr Wanda Myers Miller, Tiffin, Ohio ...... ............ Housewife lhye Arter Oook, Tiffin, Ohio ........... Florence Gkleaf Baker, Republic, Ohio Lucille Painter, Tiffin, Ohio .... . ...... Calvin Adams, Tiffin, Ohio .... .... . ..... . Housewife Housewife Home Farmer Lois Zeis Riedel, Sycamore, Ohio ........... Housewife Llewella Eberly Baker, Green Springs, Ohio . .. . .. Housewife Alma Murray, Green Springs, Ohio ........... Teacher Maxine Pendrey Blakeman, Sandusky. Ohio .... Housewife Luells Joseph Hagen, Fostoria, Ohio .. .... Housewife CLASS OF 1 940 Neva Berlekanup Wilbert, Green Springs, Ohio ... ... Housewife Anita Hersh Rau, Fort Seneca, Ohio ........ .. Housewife James Cunningham, Fremont, Ohio . ........ .... Farmer ... ... Housewife Cloman Bogart, Bucyrus, Ohio ..... .. .... Virginia Bitler Newton, Batavia, N. Y. Farmer Clara Myers Smith, Tiffin, Ohio .................... Housewife Dale Johnson, Wickliffe, Guio ................... Construction Arthur Thomas, Tiffin, Ohio ...................... G. E. Plant Mary Alice Riehm Sanford, Upper Sandusky, Ohio ..... Housewife Anna Borough Zeis, Tiffin, Ohio .................... Housewife Kenneth Bock, Tiffin, Guio ................ Basic Refractories Wanda Neeley, Grendale, Calif. Melverna Smith Auxter, Fremont, Ohio Concert Artist Housewife Beatrice Ryman Johnson, Neward, Ohio ............... Housewife Phyllis Fausey Pence, Old Fort, Ohio ............... Housewife Paul Willis, Green Springs, Ohio ........ Gillmor Trucking Co. Merle Hunker, Tiffin, Ohio .......... Farmer Ruth Seydity, Gardine, Montana . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . Housewife Don Darg, Bellevue, Ohio . .... ' ....................... Me rchant Mary Katherine Eborg Bordner, Green Springs, Ohio .. Housewife Mary Louise G'aham Price Tiffin Ohio Housewi fe Audrey MCDonald Smith, Old Fort, 'Ohio Secretary Richard Frankart, Fremont, Ohio ............................. . Illa Jean Boucher Kelble New Ria l y. ge , Ohio .... Evelyn Mason Zeis, Tiffin, Ohio ............... . . . . Housewi fe . . . Housewife Walter Gassner, Tiffin, Ohio ....... .... .... . .......... Farussr Wayne Frankenfield, Washington, D. C. F. B. I. Margaret Rosenberger Channeles, Bettsville, Ohioiilidiouusewife Ava Mae Erb Schubach, Ckeen Springs, Ohio .......... Housewife Harriet Stiger, Orlando, Fla. ............. . ....... Dress Shop Betty Miller, Green Springs, Ohio .......... ..... T eacher Quarles Smiley ................................ .... De ceased Marjorie Druckenmiller Guffy, Loraine, Ohio Housewife QASS OF 1941 Helen Burkholder Stalkamp, Monroeville, Ohio .. Housewife Jean Rosenberger Wonder, Tiffin, Ohio James Smith ............... . ................ Dorothy Zimmerman Mason, Tiffin, Ohio Donald Peterson, Toledo, Ohio ........... Richard Anglemyer, Toledo, Ohio .......... Bernice Joseph Mutchler, Burgoon, Ohio ...Housewife Deceased Housewife Auto Lite Co. Toledo Supply ...... Housewife Dorotha Zimmerman Aldrich, Definsnce, Ohio ......... Housewife Mifiin Flumerfelt, Old Fort, Ohio .............. Post Mistress Joyce Suffecool G'imes, Bettsville, Ohio ...... ..... H ousewife Eugene Hull, Fremont, Ohio ................. . .......... Farmer Clara Painter, Fostoria, Ohio ............ City Hospital Nurse Maurice Nighswander, Tiffin. Ohio ................ Webster Co. lkrsldine Murphy Peck, Stillwater, Oklahoma ........ Housewife Suzanne Sommers Betson, Columbus, Uuio ......... Music Teacher Rita Meyers Bundschsw, Fremont, Ohio . ...... . ..... Housewife Richard Mull, Tiffin, Ohio . ........... .... A 8, P Store Marcella Coats Aldrich, Tiffin, Ohio .... . .... Housewife Arlene McDonald Cobb, Chilicothe, Ohio Housewife Carl Murray, Green Springs, Ohio .. .................... Farmer 'Ruifiu'?'5?F1?'J-'Q'-!:'ql i4' if-iiH'1'Hi''5'1:'52'1 5 H527Gi '!. 'i :'1!LY 5T mf-'S 2J'H 4l. 'V3:R 5'TlFflf' Ei - 1'1 ' x'5 3 z5'P515'Q '9-1'uH'1v!j4'5:7uV f221 0h 'ii '71! F'F'-414411-. . --. -.. .- , - -.. -.,g. , n,- .,,.., ,,...- r, -Az, ... '., .1 ,. - ,. ,, samurai-ox2sa::5:a:ata4fi9.HT4,m-sossfszez'-2,z15fu-ilif.-svmli-Muzi'::.ze':ii'f62hu'?. 512:-:5.-Lfiwtfiok-.m4:fe2'?4:.'f?:-zozzosfrh.ri-:v.-:-7321523745fiom-owitsmriafeffrci 43 CLASS OF 1942 Robert Fink, Norwalk, Ohio .......... Marjorie Weller Barr, Tiffin, Ohio .... John E. Zilmnerman, Defiance, Ohio John LowerY. Tiffin, Ohio ...... .... Robert Laird, Tiffin, Ohio .......... Jean Stiger Berlekalllp, Tiffin, Ohio Philip Lambright, Detroit, Mich. ..... . Alumni City Loan Co. Housewife Defiance College Farmer Farmer Housewife Mills Bakery Wilbur Whitman, Fremont, Ohio .......... . ........ ...... F armer Grace Druckenmiller Zoeller, New Riegel, Barbara Babione Hill, Indiana .................. Harold Ryman, Tiffin, Ohio ............ Naomi Humes Lowery, Tiffin, Giio Donald Pence, Tiffin, Ohio . ......... .. Dale Stacy, Green Springs, Ohio ....... Mary Borough Donich, Port Clinton, Ohioni.. Grace Jenkins ......................... . . Glen Heminger, Tiffin, Uiio . ..... .. Bernice 'lippen Bock, Tiffin, Ohio ..... Rondo Berlekamp, Green Spring , Ohio ...... Jim Oswald, Tiffin, Ohio .............. CLASS OF 1943 Donna DeMoss Ryman, Tiffin, Ohio William Engle, Tiffin, Ohio ........ Gnio . . . . . . Housewife Housewife Farmer . . Housewife . . . . Farmer . . . . Farmer .. . Housewife . . . . . Morris Store Housewife Farmer Standard Oi l Co. Housewife Pepsi Gola Co. V811 Murphy Huber, Fremont, Ohio ......... ..... . Housewife George Riehm, Tiffin, Ohio ........... . .......... . ..... Farmer Phyllis Suffecool Achtermann, Toledo, Ohio Paul H'yon, Old Fort, Ohio ....... . ....... . Housewife Basic Refractories Annbelle Pendrey Ingold, Cincinnati, Ohio .......... Housewife Elbert Boucher, Green Springs, Ohio ........... O 81 M Seed Qu. lawrence Joseph, Green Springs, Ohio ............... Carpenter Eileen Abbott Reno. Tiffin. Ohio ................... Housewife Robert Humea, ikeen Springs, Ohio ......... Nickel Plate R. R. Adelia Burkholder Klaiss, Blooalville, Ohio Isabel Hostler Gottfried, Tiffin, Ohio Herman Myers, Jr., Fremont, Ohio ......... Doris Edwards Maddox, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Raymond Cunningham, Green,Springs, Ohio .. Annabelle Nighswander, Tiffin, Ohio Arlene Sink Dryden, Toledo, Ohio ...... William Rosenberger, Tiffin, Ohio .... Nellie lhson, Tiffin, Ohio ......... Charles Peak, California ............. Alice Crawl Thompson, Tiffin, Ohio Franklin Fausey, Fremont, Ohio ..... CLASS OF 1944 Pauline Eberly Nye, Tiffin, Ohio . Robert Hoke, Fort Seneca, Ohio ...... John Polyak, Tiffin, Ohio ................ Charles McDonald, Tiffin, Ohio . ........ .. Marjorie Keim Mowery, Bettaville, Ohio Genevieve Willis Pence, Tiffin, Ohio ..... Dennis Dunlap, Fort Seneca, Ohio ......... Robert Eborg, Fremont, Ohio ......... . Virginia Dunlap, Fort Seneca, Ohio .. Scott Neeley, Tiffin, Ohio ......... ..... Vera O'ouse, Fort Seneca. Ohio ........... Robert C. Ziamerman, Old Fort, Ohio ...... Jean Baxter Cleveland, Green Springs, Ohio Robert G. Zimmerman, Definance, Uiio ..... Robert Elmers, Fremont, Ohio .... ......... Lenore Mason, Fostoria, Ohio ..... Allen Anglemyer, California ........ . Calvin Smith, Fremont, Ohio ......... Shirley Stiger Eborg, Fremont, Ohio ...... Glen Tippin, Tiffin, Ohio ............ . . . June Bryan Elmers, Fremont, Ohio ..... . Lois Heilman Christner, Clyde, Ohio ...... Clarence Weller, Tiffin, Ohio ........ Richard Bartson, Fremont, Ohio ..... . . . Eileen Swanger Lee, Fremont, Ohio .... . CLASS OF 1945 Thomas Frankart, Tiffin, Ohio Doris Colvin, Cleveland, Ohio ........... Doyle Tippin, Tiffin, Ohio ............... Jacqueline Ritchart George, Tiffin, Ohio . Eugene Sheidler, Bloomville, Ohio ........ Marvin Boucher, Bettsville, Ohio ..... Betty Abbott, Green Springs, Ohio .... Jane Pence Willis, Tiffin, Ohio .... . Harold Seifert, Bowling Green, Ohio ...... Ellis Wagner, Green Springs, Ohio ........ Housewife . ......... Housewife . . . Factory Worker . . .. .. Housewife Farmer . . . . Auto Lite . . Housewife . . . . Farmer . . . . . . . Home . . . . Housewife . . . . . Farmer . .... . .... Housewife Basic Refractories . Basic Refractories Farmr Housewife . .... . . . . . Housewife . Basic Refractories Trucker ....... . Home . . .... . .... . Farming . Basic Refractories Housewife . .......... College .. Marathon Oil Co. Auto Lite College . . . . Factory Worker Nurse and Housewife Basic Refractories . . . . . . Stenographer Housewife Seneca Motor Sales Fremont Rubber Co. Housewife . . . . College . . ........ Nurse G. E. Plant . .... Housewife ....... Farmer Construction Nurse . .. Housewife College College Eldon Harto, Tiffin, Ohio ............... Gillmor Trucking Co. Bernita Nighswander Tippin, Tiffin, Ohio . .......... Housewife Amos Druckenmiller, Fremont, Ohio ............ . ........ Farmer Dale Olkleaf, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Myron Shaffer, Old Fort, Ohio ...... Annabelle Stuckey, Old Fort, Ohio .... Frank -Kroetz, Ft. Seneca, Ohio ....... Charles Zimmerman, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Dorothy Bitler Piccuto, Tiffin, Ohio .. John Willis Jr., Tiffin, Ohio ........ Lea Rose Saxion, Fort Seneca, Ohio Stanley Miller, Green Springs, Ohio CLASS OF 1946 Phyllis Beier Frederick, Fremont, Ohio Delean Stiger McDonald, Tiffin, Ohio .. James Heffner, Tiffin, Ohio ........... Meredith Hoffman, Fort Seneca, Ohio Verna Mae Hade Huber, Fort Seneca, Ohio Robert Hersh, Fort Seneca, Ohio ....... Jean Heilman, Toledo, Ohio ............ Betty Overmyer Murphy, Tiffin, Ohio ... Alice Polyak Whitman, Fremont, Ohio Wayne DeMoss, Bowling Freen, Ohio .... Paul Shuey, Tiffin, Ohio ........... .. Stanley Sherriff, Westerville, Ohio Marilyn May, Olivet, Michigan ...... Crede Hiestand, Wooster, Ohio ...... Madeline Miller, Cleveland, Ohio Ned Murphy, 'liffin, Ohio .......... Paul Murray, Fremont, Ohio ...... Robert Shade, Old Fort, Ohio .... Paul Wise, Tiffin, Ohio ........ .... .... Dale Peterson, Fort Seneca, Ohio .... .. Eugene Dunlap ...... ....... . .... . . . . . CLASS OF 1947 fkorge Bock, Green Springs, Ohio William Darr, Athens, Ohio ........ Harry Heilman, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Francis Hill, Fort Seneca, Ohio Robert Kelley, Tiffin, Ohio .. Garth Lambright, Tiffin, Ohio .... John McCormack, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Eugene Miller, Green Spring, Ohio ... Walter Moorehart, Barberton, Giio .... Ray Murray, Fremont, Ohio ............ Glenn Oakleaf, Green Springs, Ohio .. . Norman Shi ley, Fort Seneca, Ohio .. . Harry Stiger, Old Fort, Giio ......... Randall Svickard, Fort Seneca, Guin .... Farmer Basic Refractories G. E. Plant .. ......... College . ...J. C. Penny Co. . ........... Housewife . . . . . . . . Toledo Edison . .. Basic Refractories National Machinery . . . . . . .... Housewife . . ......... Housewife Factory Worker Basic Refractories Housewife Basic Refractories Nurse Housewife Housewife . ....... Accolmtant ... . Mohawk Motor Cn. College College College Cbllege Farmer Farm! ........ Old Fort Bank Fremont Oil Ga. Pleasant Twp. Ellployee Deceased Farmer College Navy . .......... College .... Ohio Power Co. Factory Worker Army .........- Farlnr Factory Worker Farmer Farmer Hoover's Store Basic Refractories Homer Zimmerman, Fort Knox, Kentucky . .............. . Army Donald Bowersox, Findlay, Ohio .. ....... ..... ....... N a vy Margaret Baxter, Cromera, Ohio ....... Lois Berlekamp, Westerville, Uiio .... Donna Colvin, Toledo, Ohio ......... Phyllis Drown, Green Springs. Ohio ..... Auto Lite Qzllege . . . . . Student Nurse . .. Clyde Porcelain Beatrice Fox Lowery, Fostoria, Ohio .... ........... H ousewife Janet Hade, Tiffin, Ohio ............. Betty Heilman Bl'yan, Old Fort, Almeda Kemp, Tiffin, Ohio ............ Arlene Mason Nye, Tiffin, Ohio ..... Jean Michael, Toledo, Ohio ..o ..... . Joan Nighswander, Tiffin, Ohio ....... Nora Lee Palmer Dander, Windum, Ohi Dorothy Seifert Magers, Tiffin, Uiio ... Dorothy Shuey, Shelby, Ohio .. Shirley Wagner, Boiling Green, Winifred Watson, Wooster, Ohio ....... 'bidi CLASS OF 1948 0 --n . . . hsic Refractories Uiio .... ..... . ..... H ousewi fe College . . . . . . . Housewife . . . Student Nurse ....I Auto Lite . . . . Housewife . . . . Housewife . . . Beautician . . . . College . . . . College Charles Abbott, Green Springs, Ohio .. .. ....... . Air Forces Robert Blaney, Columbus, Ohio ........ Gloyd Eborg, Tiffin, Ohill -------- Virgil Fortney, Old Fort, Ohio ... Willis Heilman, Old Fort, Ohio .. Richard Hoke, Fort Seneca, Ohio ........... College . . . Basic Refractories Farmer . . . . . Factory Employee Basic Refractories Harold Mellott, Tiffin, Ohio ...................... Air Forces Leland Rutherford, Green Springs, Ohio .... ............ Farmer Dalton Watkins, Green Springs, Ohio ....... Ralph Watson, Old Fort, Ohio ...... Ione Freeze Weiss, Fremont, Giio Barbara Ann Hade, Ada, Glio ........... . Betty Jean May, Fremont, Ohio ........... Barbara Michael Yambert, old Fort, Ohio Basic Refractories Farmer Housewife . ....... College . . . . Office Work Housewife Mary Ann Rosenberger, Tiffin, Ohio ...................... Home Stella Schetter, Tiffin, Ohio ............. Mary Ellen Schmitz, Cleveland, Ohio .... Doris Sherriff, Old Fort, Ohio .. ..... Agnes Smelser, Ckomers, Ohio ......... Telephone Operator Beautician School College . . . Bersted, Fostoria Evelyn Suffecool, Fort Seneca, Ohio .... ........... 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