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

 - Class of 1950

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OPQLUOI' We, the 1950 Senior Class of Old Fort High School wish to present to the Old Fort community and alumni another edition of 'The Trail, the school yearbook. We have taken great pleasure in publishing this book and we wish to express our sincere appreciation to the faculty, our advertisers, and anyone else who has helped us to make this annual a success. P CONTENTS Foreword and Contents . . 1 School Progress . . . 2 Dedication . . . 3 In Memory . . 4 Administration . . 5 Classes . . 11 Activities . . . 29 Alunfini . . . . 51 Advertisements . . 59 OLD FORT HIGH SCHOOL Old Fort, Ohio .Mafory Off! fluff ,SZAOJ Foxtown was the first Old Fort School. It was located where Joseph Depinet now lives. It burned July 4, 1885 asa result of fireworks. The Old Fort Special School was erected in 1876 where Harold Diment now lives. School was carried on here until 1917. The first step toward our present school building was a bond issue which passed in 1915. Three injuctions held up construction for eighteen months. More classroom area was needed in 1931. The building which is now the cannery was used as an agricultural depart- ment. In 1937 and 1938 it was used as classroom area for the fifth and sixth grades. A school cafeteria was started in 1933. It has run for six- teen consecutive years. The first addition to the school was started in 1937. This added seven classrooms anda new gymnasiurn and auditoriurn. The second addition to the school in 1948 added a special music department and an addition to the shop. By Joyce Heilman 2 eibevbca fion TO MOLLIE STIGER We the Senior Class of 1950 dedicate this annual to Mollie Stiger in appreciation of her many years of competent service rendered as the chief cook of Old Fort School. 3 Q13 gipri 3- 'ef 2215254222252 1. 55-? 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'V 2P'f T-k.f 'yf'x!'xf' I -ff -'- fffxf rfevfevfsaftefsfef-' eaefeeeeeseeeef .:-,ls,t,,,,, HU ll 3931414 iS5wmn 1,xffm45wx1qx1,g l 333531 S' Q55 Q M as ' :'?:j l'fSff: ' 'f Q- A-sfefsf lil YE rl v JM 13.3 431 iffy 'WWW 855533 wastes fiiiifxsx We Sill wg Q' W ,lf eye-. Zff Y v v -v' rf,--M n emoriam ROSLYN BARTSON BOTH - May 19, 1932 Died - August 28, 1943 There's an emptiness left within the heart That span of time can never eraseg Why had God chosen her to depart To' leave behind no visual trace ? And yet a part of her still Remains instilled deeply within usg The part of her that so strongly will Sustain the memory of her in our souls --in our hearts. By Mary Lou Nighswander 4 D iV I .?g3TfRQ'e' ' 0 .. NI oarcl O! ajolucafion VIRGIL BERLEKAMP VICE-PRESIDENT WARD ROSENBERGER PRESIDENT MERVIN RANSOM CLERK DAVID BIDDLE JAMES FRY PAUL GILLMQR ERNEST H1EsTANo SUPERINTENDENT HELEN NEWMAN PRINCIPAL 7 'Q H GCUA MARION ROBINSON HISTORY ARTHUR MEHAFFEY HISTORY, SCIENCE J. LEHR SWIHART SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS MARY MINICK ENGLISH, DRAMATICS NORMAN BRAUTIGAM COACH, INDUSTRIAL ARTS BETTY MILLER MUSIC BERNICE WOLF HOME ECONOMICS HUGH AUSTERMILLER AGRICULTURE MAUDE CLOUTIER SIXTH GRADE KRETA BELL FIFTH GRADE IVA RHOAD FOURTH GRADE FRANCIS WITTER SECOND GRADE CHRISTINE DAY THIRD GRADE HARRIET BIDDLE FIRST AND SECOND GRADE MARCELLA MOSIER FIRST GRADE AUDREY SMITH OFFICE SECRETARY 0046 aniford .fdncl gud riuem 7 In the upper left hand corner is a picture of one of the first school buses ever used in the Old Fort District. And you can see the students of today have a far more com- fortable ride even if they sornetirnes don't agree. In the upper right hand corner are our very capable cooksg Mrs. Mollie Stiger, Mrs. Willis Hade, and Mae Karg. ln the lower left hand corner you will find our hard working custodians, Mr. and Mrs, Luther Flack through whose efforts the building has been kept spotlessly clean and warm. In the lower right are our bus drivers. In their steady hands rests the lives of many students. Bus 1 is driven by Eula Flumerfeltg Bus 2, Evan Lynchg Bus 3, Bill El- rnersgBus 4,Arthur Mehaffeyg Bus 5, Max Hoover: Bus 6, Richard Wiseg and Bus 7, J. L. Swihart. 10 S Qbbl: cat l.lAJfl-f-34+-dvgf Kit a A i' li!! QU' ' sam -l-loo Tl R gr 5.1. 5-0 Bill' a mw 1335 F? ,gg 3 C E --SLQL MARY LORENA ANGLEMYER IISAMII HHER ABILITY TO TEASE, CREATES A FEELING OF EASE.n F.H.A. I1 COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 2,35 COUNTY MIXED CHORUS 2,U5 COUNTY ORCHESTRA 2,35 GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,h5 MIXED CHOR- US 2,3,U5 BOYS CHORUS IACC.I Us ORCHESTRA I,2,3,U5 BAND I,2,3,N5 GIRLS ENSEMBLE U5 PRINCE OF PEACE 25 INDIVIDUAL SPEAKING U5 PLAY FEST I5 JUNIOR PLAY5 DRAMATICS CLUB 35 VOCAL SOLO U5 VOLLEYBALL 2,35 LIBRARY I,2,3,U5 KAMPUS KEY- HOLE I,2,3,U IEDITORI5 ANNUAL STAFF. DONALD EUGENE BISHOP IIDONII HDON HAS BROWN CURLY HAIR, HE'LL TREAT QVERYQNE FAIR.n F.F.A. 3,u5 F.F.A. OFFICER M5 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 35 JUDGING 35 HONOR SO- CIETYQ TRACK 35 KAMRUS KEYHOLE 3, M5 JUNIOR PLAYI DRAMATICS CLUB 35 ANNUAL STAFF. RAY CLAIR BERLEKAMP IITURKII HNOTED FOR SLOW MOTION, RAY HAS OUR DEEREST DEVOTION.H F.F.A. I, 2,3,M5 BASKETBALL 2,3,h5 TRACK 2,33 BOYS CHORUS l,2,3,hS MIXED CHORUS I,h5 COUNTY CHORUS 25 ONE ACT PLAY 35 KAMPUS KEYHOLE I5 FLAG RAISER I5 ANNUAL STAFF. eniord 13 RODNEY LEE BERLEKAMP IIRODII HROD HAS A GIFT FOR TALK, AT LIFE'S WORK HEILL NEVER BALK.n F.F.A. 3,U5 HI-Y 25 BOYS CHORUS 3,U5 MIXED CHORUS 2,3,N5 BASKETBALL I,2,3,N5 KAHRUS KEYHOLE N5 JUNIOR PLAY5 CLASS OFFICER 35 FOOTBALL I,25 BASEBALL 3,45 ANNUAL STAFF. GLADYS BERNICE COLVIN HJINXH UHER HAIR OF BLACK AND EYES OF BLUE, HAVE BROKEN MANY HEARTS IN TVO.H F.H.A. lI2,3,U5 F.H.A. OFFI- CER 3,35 CLASS OFFICER l,25 GIRLS CHORUS l,2,3,U5 MIXED CHORUS 3,35 COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 3: COUNTY MIXED CHORUS U5 GIRLS ENSEMBLE 3,U5 JUNIOR PLAYQ PLAY FEST I: CHEER- LEADER 35 ANNUAL STAFF. X . he ,--,, ,w 1. 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Fifi ' ,si .X-In Eff 45115: gif? 5511 Hi fftifr :,.,...- , ,v ,., 39:5 wg 5 'QQ' :Ex 3312! 'i 1?y1 '-.555 - I, 1,44 J HJ- ' - will '. 'ff' lip.: ' aiu it' f' ,.. zu.. .1 .. Lf, -' .'.:..'. .Lsfl .-r -L-ff t 'D' f ' N lll' gb !6!el'l agd U It doesn't seem long ago that we entered this very large and strange school. We were started on the path of learning by Anna B. Miller. Of this 1950 graduating class tenmemberswere in the original class. Concentration was next to irnpossible because next to our room the new auditorium and classrooms were being ve ry noisily constructed. Zelma Zeis and Connie Ryrnan sent us through the second and third grades respectively and Edith Zink sailed us through the fourth grade. When we entered the fifth grade, we were feeling a great loss because our beloved, Roslyn Bartson had drowned that sunnmer. Delthia Doranand Mary Alice Riehm were at the wheel that year. The next year besides Miss Doran, we also had Mrs. Norman Heilman. Then too, C. F. Rost was gone and in his place was the very quiet Mr.Ernest Hiestand as superintendent. On to the seventh grade and the new building! Mrs. .Tack Welter was waiting for us. In the eighth grade Marion Robin- son Was our teacher and in the trophy case in the auditorium is evidence that we won the county eighth grade basketball champ- ionship. Drums, trumpets, and a great fanfare! Here we are in high school, With algebra, initiation, and a play, we were very busy Freshmen. Mr. J. L.. Swihart was our advisor. This year we sort of lost each other in the swirl of activities but we all felt that we had the best bunch of classmates in the whole school and I think we still do. As Sophomores, we were stationed in the study hall but we spent very little tirne there. As always Mrs. Newrnan presided there. We didn't realize how near the end was then,but in the earlier part of our Junior year when we ordered our rings, it began to dawn on us that it wou1dn't be long now. Right then we had a play QGreat Caesar's Ghost, and a banquet to worry about. Our able advisors were Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Austermiller. With Miss Minick and Mr. Swihart as our advisors we twenty-five seniors are cramming each day with work and fun, but we are beginning to think abouta few more irnportant things. Have we learned all we should have? 15 the School as proud of us as we are of it? I sincerely hope we can honestly answer both questions with a big yes. Then when we see the colors brown and gold together we can look back and know that the school remembers us as fondly as we remember 'OUR ,fa ..,,,,,,.,,, .,,...,3,,.l.x4,.5-A -4 , Y V'--f-.-, -..-:I---ci-M' 11251. HW ,. '.,,,-by--5.1 QQ.-.,I-,3 ,7, my -.-.,,, n i.M5M.,:Q5,gj4. ijf4.g,g5g+E..K.T GOLDEN DAYS . ff-3 41-Tip,-.W-1.9. gf.: -.-. ,Q Q' -v , f-.qc,'-. I., v..-f vp- ,-E111 I . 2..1'f-H. 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DONAVAN EUGENE EDWARDS HEDDIEH HWITH A PERSONALITY PLUS, HE HAS VON ALL OUR TRUST.n BASEBALL 2, 3,N5 BASKETBALL I,2,3,U5 CROSS COUNTRY I5 VOCAL SOLO I,25 COUNTY CHORUS 2,35 BOYS CHORUS I,2,3,U5 MIXED CHORUS l,2,3,h5 BAND I,2, 3,h5 ORCHESTRA I5 ONE ACT PLAY 25 JUNIOR PLAYQ PLAY EEST I5 DE- BATE 2,3,U5 PRINCE OF PEACE 3,U5 POETRY READINGI KAMPUS KEYHOLE I, 2,3,M5 LIBRARIAN I,25 CLASS PRESI- DENT 3,U5 DRANATICS CLUB PRESIDENT 35 CLASS SECRETARY I5 COUNTY ORCHES- TRA I5 COUNTY MIXED CHORUS 2,32 ANNUAL STAFF. JOHN CARLTON DEMOSS IIJACKII HJACK IS FULL OF VIGOR AND VIM, POSSESSING A DISPOSITION THATIS SURE TO WIN.n F.F.A. I,2,3,U5 F.F.A. OFFICER 3,M5 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 25 BASEBALL l,2,3,U5 BASKETBALL I,2,3,U5 TRACK 2,35 CROSS COUNTRY I5 VOCAL SOLO 35 COUNTY CHORUS 35 ENSEMBLE 35 BOYS CHORUS I,3,U5 MIXED CHORUS I,3,U: STATE JUDGING CONTEST 35 LIBRARIAN 25 PLAY FEST I3 CLASS OFFICER 3,U5 ANNUAL STAFF. en lord 72:7 f 4 L C I I T 15 LUCILLE JUNE DEPINET LUCYH HHER SCHOOL ATTITUDE IS FINE, WITH CELEBRITIES SHE WILL DINE.n F.H.A. l,2,3,U5 F.H.A. OFFICER I,2,3,U5 COUNTY F.H.A. OFFICER 3,35 CLASS OFFICER I,U5 HONOR SOCIETYI JUNIOR PLAYS DRAMATICS CLUB 35 LIBRARIAN U KHEADD5 VOLLEYBALL 25 KAMPUS KEYHOLE U5 ANNUAL STAFF KEDITORJ. HERMAN PHILIP GUTTENBERG IIHERMII HLIFE FOR HERM IS A LOT OF FUN, WE'LL BET FROM ITS PROBLEMS HE'LL NEVER RUN.U F.F.A. l,2,3,N5 PAR- LIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 2,35 BASKET- BALL I5 FOOTBALL I5 JUNIOR PLAYQ ANNUAL STAFF. O C CUM F019 QC? After returning home from a long day of work in town, I decidedto turn on the radio. I was surprised to hear the name of Rodney Berlekamp, one of my old classmates, as a news commentator. This made me want to hear about some of my other classmates, so I boarded a rocket bound for New York where I had heard that Mary Anglemyer was living. From the telephone directory in New York, I found Mary was editor of the New York Tribune. She was too busy to talk But told me to go to the Paramount Theatre to see Joyce H. While speaking to Joyce,I was surprised to see Virgil K. come up to buy a ticket from Joyce. Virgil said his home was in St. Louis and that he was selling insurance for the Kisabeth Mutual Insur- ance Co. The following morning I got on a space ship and headed for Boston. When the hostess brought me a cup of coffee, I found her to be Dorothy Mellott. She had been a hostess since graduation and at present was working for the American Trans-Atlantic Space Ship Co. After arriving at Boston, I again got a rocket and headed for the center oftown but stopped on seeing the sign, 'Kroetz Picture and Printing Co. I went in and let Marion take my picture and also talked over old times. I then went to Atlanta, Georgia, to see Irene R. ---- -now Mrs. Hal Henderson. She and her husband were dealers in automobiles to be sent overseas. She told me where to find Corrine W. and Gladys C. So I went to Pensacola, Florida where Gladys was a nurse in a hospital for wounded soldiers. Gladys and I had supper together and she told me I would have to go outWest if I wanted to see Ralph J.,who was a Welder for the France Bridge and Construction Co. in Fawnsbury, Kansas. Before going out West, I headed for Tiffin, Ohio to see Corrine. I found out where she lived by looking up the name of Mrs. James Cook, which was her name at present. When I asked the little boy, who answered the doorbell, if Mrs. Cook was home, he said Who? Mamma? and Ijust about jumped off the ground. I asked Corrine how many of these little Cooks she had and she said, 'Only two, a girl and a boy. On the way out West I stopped at a Motel to spend the night and found the proprietors to be none other than Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason, the former Lucille Depinet. After eating breakfast with Lucille and her husband, I continued on to Kansas. After arriving at Fawnsbury, I looked up the company for which Ralph worked. I learned that he had gone to welding school inCleve land. He told me that Charles Humes was working ata fertilizer plant in Dallas, Texas. When I arrived at the plant in Dallas, I went in and to my surprise found Chuck sit- ting behind a de sk working as bookkeeper. He had marrieda Texas girl and they had a little boy who looked like Chuck did in the Senior Class. If you remember---What a Chunk! The following morning I started for Seattle but stopped at a roadside station for refueling. I found the owner of the station to be Tom Shaffer who said he had built it himself. Once at Seat-tle,I took a log truck to the camp where Tom H. was working and spent the day with him talking about our classmates. I-Ie told me Ray B. was living in Wisconsin. THOMAS FREDERICK HADE ll-I-OM!! nHE'S PROBABLY THE HAPPIEST GUY IN TOWN, NEVER LETS ANYTHING GET HIM DOWN.n F.F.A. I,2,3,Mg PARLIAMEN- TARY PROCEDURE 2,39 JUDGING 2,33 BASKETBALL 2: TRACK 25 CROSS COUN- TRY 23 ANNUAL STAFF. A BEATRICE ANN HEILMAN IIBEEII HHER GREAT ABILITY IN SPORTS IS A DELICHT, To SOCIAL LIFE SHE ISNIT A BLIGHT.n F.H.A. I,2: GIRLS CHOR- US l,2,3,4g MIXED CHORUS 2,3,U: BAND 2,3,Ug ORCHESTRA 2,3g COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 2,33 INDIVIDUAL SPEAK- ING 3,U5 PRINCE OF PEACE 3,Ng LI- BRARY I,2,3,h IHEADII DRANATICS CLUB 33 KAMPUS KAYHOLE I,2,3,U3 ANNUAL STAFF. MILDRED MARIE HEILMAN MILLYU NWITH HAIR OF RED AND CLARINET so FINE, CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON HER TO BE ON TlME.U F.H.A. I.2,3,N: F.H.A. OFFICER 25 CLASS OFFICER 23 GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,U: MIXED CHORUS U3 ORCHESTRA I,2,3,U5 BAND I,2,3,Ug DEBATE lg PLAY FEST I5 JUNIOR PLAY, DRAMATICS CLUB 33 INDIVIDUAL SPEAK- ING 35 VOLLEYBALL 33 KAMPUS KEY- HOLE I,2,3,Ug ANNUAL STAFF CHARLES DANIEL HUMES HCHUCKH HCHUCK JUST LOVES TO EAT, HIS GREAT- EST FONDNESS IS 5WEETS.n F.F.A. I, 2,3,Mg PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 35 JUNIOR PLAYQ KAMPUS KEYHOLE 2,3,U5 ANNUAL STAFF. 17 JOYCE ILENE HEILMAN IIJOYCYII HTO HER ACTIVITIES SHE IS EFFI- CIENT, FOR HER LESSONS THEY ARE SUFFICIENT.n F.H.A. I3 CLASS OF- FICER 25 GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,U5 MIXED CHORUS U3 ORCHESTRA l,2,3,Ug COUNTY ORCHESTRA 3,53 JUNIOR PLAYQ PLAY FEST ISTUDENT DIRECTORI M DRANATICS CLUB 33 HONOR SOCIETY, DEBATE I,2,3,U: PRINCE OF PEACE 2,3,Ng INDIVIDUAL SPEAKING 2,3,4p KAMPUS KEYHOLE l,2,3,U IEDITORI3 ANNUAL STAFF. I found Ray in the dairy section of Wisconsin doing nothing but bossing his hired men. I found Beatrice Heilrnan to be Dr. Irvan D. Pollack's wife here in Mil- waukee. Beatrice worked with her husband in the hospital, Near the hospital I was surprised to see the sign, Milly's Home- made Candies. I went in and bought some of her good candy to eat on the way to Detroit to see .Tack D., who was a dealer for farm machinery there. I also found Don Bishop there working for the Ford Motor Co. making some kind of new gadget. That sounded just like Don--always tinkering. I then went to Cleveland to see Don Edwards, now president of the Cleveland Indians, who was sure of his 1:eam's winning the World Series. Don told me Alvin Kiesel was traveling with Gus Sun's Daredevils as the one who drove over the ramps at high speed. I found Margaret Kemp to be a nurse at a hospital in Cheboygan, Michigan and Mary Lou N.to be working as adesk clerk at the Southern Hotel in the same city. I was also told that Ruby Cramer was owner of a restaurant at some unknown place. I then returned to my home and job. By Herman Guttenberg and icerd LUCILLE DEPINET VICE PRESIDENT DONOVAN EDWARDS PRESIDENT JACK DEMOSS MARY LOU NIGHSWANDER RALPH JOSEPH TREASURER wh.. I ,Z , SECRETARY REPORTER CLASS MOTTO In us our future lies QI CLASS COLORS Lavender Sz White CLASS FLOWER White Japanese Iris CLASS ADVISORS I. Lehr Swihart and Mary Minick RALPH EDGAR JOSEPH IIJOEII nHERE'S THE TILLER OF THE SOIL, wHO'LL NEVER SHIRK HARD WORK AND TOIL.u F.F.A. I,2,3,U9 PARLIAMEN- TARY PROCEDURE 2,3g BASKETBALL I, 2,3,Ug TRACK 2,3g CROSS COUNTRY I: KAMPUS KEYHOLE Is FLAG RAISER lg CLASS OFFICER Us F.F.A. OFFICER 2, 3,Ng ANNUAL STAFF. MARGARET ANN KEMP IIMARGII HSHE IS SO FAIR AND HER MUSIC FINE, TO HER TROMBONE SHE IS NOT BLIND.H F.H.A. li CLASS OFFICER 3g GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,Ng MIXED CHORUS 3,N3 COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 3: COUNTY MIXED CHORUS Nj COUNTY ORCHESTRA 3,Ug INSTRUMENTAL SOLO l,2,3,U: BAND I, 2,3,U3 ORCHESTRA 2,3,Up JUNIOR PLAYQ INDIVIDUAL SPEAKING 2,3,U9 PRINCE OF PEACE l,2,3,Ug KAMPUS KEYHOLE l,2,3,U5 ANNUAL STAFF. VIRGIL EUGENE KISABETH NKIZZYH uKlZZY'S HAIR IS JET BLACK, AT OLD FORT THEY'LL WISH HE VAS BACK.u F.F.A. 3,N: F.F.A. OFFICER Mg TRACK 33 KAMPUS KEYHOLE 3,U3 ANNUAL STAFF. MARION EARL KROETZ NEXCELLENT IN SPORTS, wONDERFUL IN STUDIES, AN ALL ROUND GUY WITH ALL OF HIS BUDDIES.n F.F.A. I,2,3,Ng F.F.A. OFFICER 2,3,Ug F.F.A COUNTY OFFICER N: PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 2,31 JUOOING 2,3g BASEBALL I,2,3,Np BASKETBALL I,2,3,U: TRACK 2,35 CROSS COUNTRY li KAMPUS KEYHOLE I,2,3,Ug LIBRARIAN 2,35 JUNIOR PLAYQ CLASS OFFICER 3,Ug DRAMATICS CLUB OFFI- CER 39 BOYS CHORUS I,2,33 HONOR SO- CIETYg PLAY FEST DIRECTOR Ig ANNUAL STAFF. 19 ALVIN JOHN KIESEL IIALII HAL THINKS AUTO RACING IS FUN, LCTIS HOPE HE'S IN ONE PIECE WHEN HE IS DONE.n F.F.A. 3,N3 TRACK 3g KAMPUS KAYHOLE 3,Ug HI-Y 3g ANNUAL STAFF. CZ... 'IM J We the Senior Class of 1950 of Old Fort High School, in Seneca County and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this, our last will and testamentg thereby revoking all former documents made by us in the course of our high school life. We direct that the provisions herein be carried out as soon after our departure as possible. I We, the Senior Class of '50, do bequeath to the faculty plenty of peaceful rest and payrnent of the many sleepless nights brought ,upon them by the nurnerous worries created by us. II To the Juniors, we leave our home room, including the generous supply of gum beneath the seats: our high ideals, and our unquestionable Senior Dignity. III To the Sophomores, we leave our athletic ability, especially the boysg also, our ambition to become a senior. IV To the Freshmen, we bequeath our common sense and our ability to always get to English class on time. V The following are important individual requests to be carried out as soon as this will is read. I, Mary Anglemyer, bequeath to Carol Heckerd my ability to tease and aggravate and my ability to beat the bass drum. I, Ray Berlekamp, will my inherited nickname 'Turkey' to another Berlekamp, Cousin Rolland. I, Rodney Berlekamp, leave my beautiful butch hair cut to Paul LaFountaine. I, Donald Bishop, will my wirey, curly hair to Bob McCormack. I, Gladys Colvin, will my rating as the only engaged girl in the Senior Class to Marilyn Hoffman. I, Ruby Cramer, will my art ability to Mary Alice Oakleaf. I, .Tack DeMoss, will my forward position and my sweet smelling locker in the dressing room to Ben Seigley. I, Lucille Depinet, leave my 4' 11 to Marla Jean B1ue,who may think there is an 'advantage to being short. I, Donovan Edwards, will my center position plus my ability to take basketball so seriously to Lucas Stuckey. I, Herman Guttenberg, will my cowboy legs to Walter Joseph. I, Thornas Hade, leave all of my Charles Atlas books to Ray Fry and hope they do as much for hino as they did for me. -W-'W I, Beatrice Heilman, will my volley ball ability to my sister, Margaret, I, Joyce Heilman, leave my inherited debating ability to Bruce Lynch. I, Mildred Heilman, will my tipsy music rack and place in band and orchestra to Tom DeRan. I, Charles Hurnes, bequeath my build to Don Wise. I, Ralph Joseph, will my fleet movement to Howard Fry. I, Margaret Kemp, will myexpert typing speed to Otto Lynch. I, Alvin Kiesel will my heavy right foot on the gas pedal to Hank Maddox, a great beginner. I, Virgil Kisabeth, will my movie star profile to John Brundage. I, Marion Koretz, bequeath my filled out chemistry work book to any future chem- istry student who might use it to an advantage, I, Dorothy Mellott, bequeath my quietness to Virginia Shaull, I, Mary Lou Nighswander, being the last member of my family to graduate, will my long fingernails to my distant cousin, Charles Hade, ' in an effort to keep them in the family. I, Irene Rosenberger, will my tattered cheer list and hot temper to Joanne Borer and Lucille Berier. I, Tom Shaffer, will my rapidly deteriorating 'chevy' to Joe Darr, but he can't have my steady passenger, I, Corrine Woessner, will the honor of always being alphabetically last in the class to Ralph Zimmerman. The residue of our common property may be disposed of for the good of the com- ing classes. In witness whereof, we the class of 1950, the testators, have to this will, written on one sheet of parchment, set our hands and sealed. Sworn in the presence of Jack DeMoss. DOROTHY ALICE MELLOTT IIDOTH HSHE IS VERY QUIET, ON TEACHERIS NERVES SHE NEVER DlETS.u F.H.A. I, 2,3,Hg F.H.A. OFFICER My GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,U: COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 3,U9 ANNUAL STAFF. MARY LOU NIGHSWANDER IILOUII HBLONDE HAIR, EYES OF BROWN, NEVER LETS ANYTHING GET HER DOWN.H F.H.A. l,2,3,Ng F.H.A. OFFICER 25 CLASS OFFICER 2,Ug GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,hL MIXED CHORUS 3,35 COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 33 COUNTY MIXED CHORUS Mg GIRLS ENSENBLE 3,Ug HONOR SOCOETYQ VOLLEYBALL 35 ANNUAL STAFF. THOMAS ELROY SHAFFER YITOMII nTOM HAS A FINE JOB AS A CLERR, AND CANIT BE TAKEN FOR ANYONE'S JERK.n BASEBALL 2,3,U: BASKETBALL l,2,3,Ug TRACK 3,Hg COUNTY CHORUS 2,35 BOYS CHORUS l,2,3,Ug MIXED CHORUS I,2, 3,Ug PLAY FEST Ig KAMPUS KEYHOLE Ig FLAG RAISER I5 LIBRARIAN 25 COUNTY MIXED CHORUS 23 BAND lg ANNUAL STAFF. EVA CORRINE WOESSNER HRENIEH WITH HER ABILITY TO QUARREL AND FIGHT, IN CONGRESS SHE WOULD BE A BLIGHT.H F.H.A. I,2,3,U3 LIBRARY 3,U KHEADJ: JUNIOR PLAY QSTUDENT DIRECTORAQ DRAHATICS CLUB 3: KAMPUS KEYHOLE H3 ANNUAL STAFF. n Z1 ELIZABETH IRENE ROSENBERGER HIRENEH uIRENE'S A CHEERLEADER WITH A LOT OF PEP, SHE TRAVELS THE HALLS WITH A LIGHT STEP.n F H.A. I,2,3,Ug F.H.A. OFFICER U: CLASS OFFICER 23 GIRLS CHORUS I,2,3,Ug MIXED CHORUS 3,Ug GIRLS ENSEMSLE 3,Ng COUNTY GIRLS CHORUS 35 COUNTY MIxED CHORUS Up VOCAL SOLO I5 JUNIOR PLAYQ PLAY FEST I: CHEERLEADER 3,Ug ANNUAL STAFF QASS'T. EDlTOR,. uniorfi , qi? s I 0:1 kk . , IQ I ' ff LI1 J it .,. , .. an in N 49' I ' T' .5f i52fk E:'5g J 1 , Is, N ., ,A J, 3,7 ' M ' ' Sf li: I- I: 4' J' ROW ONE: MRS. NEWMAN, MR. AUSTERMILLER, WILLIAM BAXTER, MARLA JEAN BLUE, JEAN BONNELL, JOSEPH DARR. ROW TWO: RUTH DORAN, MARILYN FENSTERMAKER, HOwARD FRY, KEITH HADE, MARILYN HOFFMAN, PAUL LAFOUNTAINE. ROW THREE: NANCY LucAS, CAROL CLASS OFFICERS OTTO LYNCH. .PRESIDENT JEAN BONNELL ..... VICE-PRESIDENT JANITA RIEOEL .... I SECRETARY-TREASURER RUTH DORAN. .ASSISTANT SECRETARY'TREASURER JR LYNCH, OTTO LYNCH, ROBERT MCCORMACK, THELHA MELLOTT, MARY ALICE OAKLEAF. ROW FOUR: NELLIE PLETcHER, JANITA RIEOEL, ANNA MARIE SHUEY, DON- ALD WISE, LYNN WONDER, RALPH ZIMMERMAN. isfg A vm 52,9 omored ff! 5 K. Y' 1 ,Y wi' Q 3 .K A if .Sk . A A 2 'U' . ROW ONE: MISS MILLER, BERNvcE BAXTER, ROLLAND BERLERANP, LUCILLE BERRIER, JOANNE BORER, RICH- ARD BOROUGH, JAMES BRTCKNER. ROW TWO: JOHN BRUN- DAGE, CAROL DORAN, JACK DRUCKENMILLER, CAROL HECKERD, DALE HEILMAN, MARGARET HEILMAN, CHARLES HEPLER. ROW THREE: JAMES HOOVER, PEGGY ANN JOHNSON, WALTER JOSEPH, MARJORIE KITTLE, JOHN Q. CMwwmMi??5Q?R wgiinwwigwmmawf 2 a.,:. 5 ,Q f 1 ,M J 7 Qhk AQ .K x -R Yf eg. A 7 Q . 'f 3, K fg. ' ,. Q, A , Q K W X - Q5 NM 'vfujzz .?- , S 33? W - if ' ' 'E LY we 1' ' I A - -5 4 xg. v K p . CLASS OFFICERS KENNETH WATSON. . .PRESIDENT CAROL HECKERD ....... VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN HENRY MAOOOx ..... SECRETARY-TREASURER WALTER JOSEPH .,..... NEWS-REPORTER MARGARET HEILMAN ...... ASSISTANT NEWS-REPORTER HENRY MAOOOx, SHIRLEY SADOSKI, BENJAMIN SEIG- LEY. ROW FOUR: WILLTAN SEIGLEY, NORNA SHERRIFF, PAUL STOVER, ROBERT STUCREY, WILBUR SUFEECOOL, STANLEY SWIHART, THELMA TERRY. ROW FIVE: KEN- NETH WATSON, LEROY WHITMAN, EUGENE ZTMMERMAN. ABSENT: BETTY LOU WERNER. gl Q5AI7l2l'l . A if fx kg ,t M, 2 , 11: - - A, .. w.' QA 9 . ...qv ff- Q L K ,Q r , -P' 1, .G ZS' A A- ',, ,- ,,. , In I ' f xg, A, I O, - ' .. - h V .. wx., I 'Q , ' Shun' - I qs - . I M. Q Jfff ' 'v u A .T'.j QQQF ifindff ,kg VST 3. , rss 1'-f-'.I.,' A J . ,. 4 A I ff ' I ' 6iK: ?,. f A ,1hNlf K lfrz X y 1,7 Y, , 5 N! ROW ONE: MISS WOLF, VIRGINIA ABBOTT, RUTH BISH- OP, ANN COLLIER, PATRICIA DEPINET, JAMES DERAN. ROW TWO: CAROL FENSTERMAKER, RAY FRY, CHARLES HAOE, DONALO HAUBERT, WAYNE HEILMAN, JOYCE HERSH. ROW THREE: HowARo HUMES, JUNE JOHNSON, MARLENE JONES, JOHN KEIM, CAROL LAIRD, EUNICE LYNCH. ROW FOUR: VIOLET MELLOTT, VIRGINIA SHAULL, FRANCIS STOVER, LUCAS STUCKEY, PAUL WOESSNER. s CLASS OFFICERS JUNE JOHNSON. .PRESIDENT JAMES DERAN ...... VICE-PRESIDENT RUTH BISHOP ...... SECRETARY-TREASURER A lgu 1 L. Q xy . . .V hw lui, KE, N K iw6.A w '4 V 0 A K Vvj Q S QISHZSL . iii!! 'nv :L kgJ'i, 3 fig Y 1 Y . .,,- I ' , f 1.7 37 ,I ' 9 l 7 S! XC- ' C ' .. X ..L.-A, L, , gy' I 'gy - -I, , Y. - ' H A I n .I -, :ef Ji? i oi I A V 2' N, Y fC I 'Z 1' A 4,3 q'IA, un' -- - - H fTC g Q 4 . A g'g5 . v 1' I K s ' Y , 1-251 Sf- .1 I li nv- A 4 ff' F' , GT 1 -In in V 'Ti 5 ' A - V ' S . , L L if J IL L. I , 'ffm' Y W , ,, ,, J , . ,F QM' Q-1 ,in'? . 'rr kv x Ravi. N. ,,-f .1 --'Q A JP' 41, ' ix euenfA Qu e .4 FOURTH ROW: ERNEST BARNEY, MELVIN BARNEY, BUR- DELL BINDER, SYLVIA BLANEY, JACQUE BLUE, OEELIA COSTILLA, SCOTT CRAMER, NANCY DERAN, TOM DERAN, DONNA DUNLAP. THIRD RON: RONNIE FRY, JAMES GE- GORSKI, DARLENE HAMMER, JEANETTE JOHNSON, LARRY GUTTENBERG, CHARLES KEAR, CAROL KEIM, JOHN KER- LIN, NANCY KONE, EILEEN LEMMERMAN. SECOND ROW: COLLEEN MEHAFFEY, MARION MELLOTT, ROBERT PLETCH- ER, ROZELLA REED, CHARLES SAOER, RETTA SHAULL, NORMA SMITH, ANNETTE WAGNER, DON WITTER, ELMER WOESSNER. FIRST ROW: MR. MEHAFFEY. ABSENT: MAR- THA KEMR. fm MR j , Q ' 'KJ I 7 '., , If- I A C- A A Q IQ ., :z A Q3 Lx 12:4 A-A A ff '1 A L I ,J :AO ,L . I MILA ,,:'I-L' L. I I an an' V ii. W V. W I f H Q X K v Q5 Q 'E EL! Af'-Q' P I ii O' I im - QHYU 13' 1 E1 A I , I I ,,,T,, . A ... if I . F 'fs ,QEIQ F , G? X 1 I 5 4 igAfA TOP ROW: WILLARD COFFMAN, BRUCE DICREN, MARLAN DICKEN, JOHN DIMENT, CHRISTINE EBORG, DAVID GRAHAM, ARTHUR GUTTENBERG, RAYMOND HAUBERT, JAMES HEILMAN, RICHARD HEILMAN. MIDDLE ROW: JANEEN HOOVER, JANE JOHNSON, ROBERT JONES, DON- ALD JOSEPH, ROSALYN LEMMERMAN, BRUCE LYNCH, ROB- Fl' QTL? ERT LYNCH, RICHARD MAY, MARVIN MCEwEN, ROSEMARY MILLER. BOTTOM ROW: JAN RIEDEL, HOWARD SADowsxI, JON SAUL, BERNARD SHAFFER, HARRY SHAULL, EDNARD SUFEECOOL, MARILYN SUFFECOOL, VERNON TERRY, NANCY WERLING, MISS ROBINSON. , ,TH L. Sem. gi.. . TOP ROW: JON ABBOTT, MARY Jo BARTO, HARRY BLOOM, REBECCA BUSKIRK, JOHN FRANCIS DERAN, LORNA FLACK, RICHARD GABEL, CONNIE GEGORSKI, EUGENE GILLMOR, RUTH ANN GILLMOR. MIDDLE ROW: SHARON HABECKER, SANDRA LOU HADE, CARL HEILMAN, FRANK HIESTAND, LYNETTE HOOVER, ROBERT KEIM, LYNDA LAUx, WILMA LEMMERMAN, CLIFFORD LYNCH, JAMES LYNCH. BOTTOM ROW: ROGER MCEWEN, CAROL OAKLEAF, MAURICE OVER- MIRE, WAYNE RUSSEL PRENZLIN, SHIRLEY ANN ROSEN- BERGER, ARLENE SCHIFFER, BEVERLY JEAN SUFFE- COOL, ARLOWEEN TERRY, BILLY WATKINS, MRS. BELL. ABSENT: LARRY DUNLAP. .SMA TOP ROW: GARY BIDDLE, ELLEN BORER, JOHN BORER, ALLEN CLOUTIER, HELEN COSTILLA, JIM DARR, LYNDA DICKEN, BARBARA EBORG, BRUCE FLACK, ROSA GON- ZALEZ. MIDDLE ROW: PATRICIA HAMMER, LAURETTA HOOVER, GERALDINE MCCLAIN, JANE MCCORMACK, ALICE 90612 OAKLEAF, GRACE SACER, RUTH SMITH, STEVEN STACHO- VIAK, MYRNA LEA STIGER, MARY ANN TERRY. BOTTOM ROW: ALTA TERRY, CHARLENE WISE, ROBERTA WOESSNER, RICHARD ZEIs, MRS. CLOUTIER. A' I .. G ' A ,I A I I I L. C f f+f , I . , , 5-W ,- II - :- ' V sg ,I ,- ' 945- -as 9,33 1 I R , I. Hia' , Y I -I I I A I ,.. I L. . A529 0,3111 rf-'lf 3 us., zzs in if-'35 pu I QQ.: . , xii , H i I , L A N ' ' ' Q h -Q. ' V V 5 ' - , L ' ' ig, L. 5 :A Lg I-gy N ,L ,I 'YA l wr . zu A. ., A . .- X . 1 I , 1 If ' , i A- 'K .ig Y Q I Ix xg? ' S :kb -G at Y wire! Qu e FOURTH ROW: BRUCE ABBOTT, VIRGINIA BAKER, SHARON ANN BARTO, RONALD BARTSON, ROBERT BIDDLE, WILLIAM BIDDLE, BRENDA BLUE, CHARLOTTE BLY, CHARLES BONNELL, JAMES BORER. THIRD ROW: JOHN BUSKIRK, RAYMOND CARROTHERS, JOHN CHENEY, FERNANDO COS- TILLO, SHARON DUNLAP, LEE GONZALES, ROSEMARY GUTTENBERG, LARRY HAOE, EDWARD HEILMAN, KENNETH HOOVER. SECOND ROW: SANDRA LAIRD, HELEN LEMMER- MAN, SUSAN LYNCH, MARY ANN MYERS, BARBARA OAR- LEAF, LUCY SCHIFFER, LOTUS SHAFFER, CAROL SHAULL, DENNIS SWOPE, JOHN ZEIGLER. FIRST ROW: GLORIA ZEIS, MARY ANN ZEIS, MISS DAY. A Q I A Q'5VE- OA' 1 if Y 'A .nfs A , .. , ,F ml ggi . ' 4 3' J 5 , L W iss: . W is di W X '4 N3 Q .. . af :lf OLLI' TOP ROW: KENNETH BINDER, WILLIAM COFFMAN, MARY LOU DEPINET, ALAN DUNLAP, BARBARA DUNLAP, MICHAEL FRANKART, GERALD FRY, JAMES GABEL, BRENDA GILL- MOR, KAY GILLMOR. MIDDLE ROW: TONY GONZALEZ, WELDON HAUBERT, CAROLYN HEMINGER, EDWARD KEAR, ROBERT KIOER, WILLIAM KITTLE, ROBERT LUCAS, IA CHARLES MILLER, LESLIE MYERS, ROYCE OVERMYER. BOTTOM ROW: SUSAN PALMER, BETTY PRENZLIN, GENE RAU, ANDREW ROBERTS, EUGENE ROHE, NILA ROSE WERLING, DOLORES WERNER, MRS. RHOAO. ABSENT: SHELBY BARNEY. 27 is. lfgiggg E i iEi E kkf?1 bigxg .Rini a:ify J Q 65 tiiwg 2 Nag I A . '-2: A Tffli t g 1? A ... A ' I - I I' . M Egg in i I I , ' .I . A A . A f HL ,L J, QI . KII J H , J LM , A w A I'6l 2 TOP ROW: CATHERINE BABIDNE, RONALD BAKER, ROGER BLUE, FAYE BORER, MARTHA BUSKIRK, CASSANDRA DE- RAN, CHARLOTTE DUNLAP, RODGER DUNLAP, NORMA EBORG, NORMAN EBORG, JEANNE FIELD, NORMAN FRY. MIDDLE ROW: MARY JANE GILLMOR, SHARON GILLMOR, RUDY GONZALES, RICHARD GRUHN, DONNA HAUGH, HAR- OLD MCDANIEL, MOLLY MCEWEN, HOWARD MYERS, JANET PARISH, WANDA PEAKE, DENVER PRICE, DIANE ROHE. BOTTOM ROW: LARRY SEMER, HELEN SMITH, LADONNA SMITH, SHARON SWOPE, MARY WALTERS, CORNELL WEL- TIN, ROBERT WISE, MARCELLA MOSIER. ABSENT: LARRY HEMMINGER. gg? F i..1 va , . ,,,Q Q ' Q W 5 1 I K ' 'Q 'J N II h 5, 5, ' , J, . . L , I , I - I , ,,, J - ' ,, , ,M S' Emi .xdncl I TOP ROW, FIRST GRADE: DAVID CARRJTHERS, MARSHA DICKEN, JOHNNY DUNLAP, JUNIOR HEMINGER, EDWARD HETRICK, LORETTA HILTON, RICHARD OAKLEAF, MAR- DELLA PRENZLIN, PAUL SNELL, MARIGENE STEINBERGER, SHARON SUFFECOOL, TOMMY SUEFECOOL. ABSENT: DICK COOL. .SZCOH Q01 85 MIDDLE ROW, SECOND GRADE: BOBBY BARTSON, TOMMY BIDDLE, RALPH BORER, DONNA DIMENT, JUDY HADE, BOBBY HAUGH, ROSLE HETRICK, ARTHUR MEHAFFEY, JOAN OAKLEAF, EILEEN ROBERTS, MYRON SCHIFFER, BOBBY SUFFECOOL. BOTTOM ROW: MISS BIDDLE. I l I',I' 1 2 .J .,,, Q. .A 2 9-A ,, g l A' 'L :.' i A L, 11 .V my ::. ' A gig. ?'? ? A Hiik' A- ' - L' many JR WF I 'R'.Al K,v:A I .MW , .wr-IH 7w'i5 - TOP ROW: SUZANNE BABIONE, LINDA BAKER, JUNIOR BARNEY, NATI COSTILLO, THOMAS CHENEY, LUPE COSTILLA, RONNIE FLICKINGER, JANET GABEL, HAR- OLD GILLMOR, JOYCE HAUBERT, DONNIE HEILMAN, JACK HOOVER. MIDDLE ROW: PATTY LAFOUNTAINE, JIMMY LYNCH, PATTY MAOERS, CONNIE MORTON, GALEN OVERMEYER, PAUL PRENZLIN, DICK RAU, KAREN RIEDEL, FRANCES SHAMBAUGH, SANDRA SHAMBAUOH, FRANCES SHAULL, BARBARA SMITH. BOTTOM ROW: CARL SNELL. ANN SWOPE, HAROLD TRAUNERO, JUDITH ZEIS, MRS. WITTER. ABSENT: ROBERT CASTILLO, DICK NIGHS- NANDER, DICK SUFFECOOL. 28 L A cwfw X1 X I unior Wag November ll, 1949 the Junior class presented the three-act com- edy, Growing Pains. The following cast was chosen and ably directed by Miss Minick. George Mclntyre fwrong meanings for words,-Ralph Zimmermang Terry Mc- Intyre fa tomboyj -Janita Riedelg Mrs. Mclntyre funderstanding motherj-Jean Bonnellg Mr. Mclntyre fdisgusted with children,-Otto Lynchg Sophie fthe maid, Mary Alice Oakleafg Mrs. Patterson fdetermined mother,-Carol Lynchg Elsie Pattersonfmother-ridden daughter,-Ruth Dorang Traffic Officer Qfirm and strictl- Howard Fryg Dutch fPatty's steady,-Robert McCormackg Brain fTerry's secret sorrow,-Paul LaFountaineg Omar fa boy who stuttersj-William Baxterg Hal QMi- riam's boyfriend,-Lynn Wonderg Pete fan atheistj-Keith Hadeg Prudence fa flirt,- Marla Jean Blueg Patty fa jealous girlj--Marilyn Hoffmang Miriam fHal's girli- Anna Marie Shueyg Jane fPete's girlj-Nancy Lucasg Vivian fa new girl in townj- Jeanne Kittleg Barbara fBill's girl,-Nellie Pletcherg Betty fJake's girl,-Thelma Mellottg Bill fBarbara's boyfriend,-Joe Darrg Jake QBetty's boyfriendl-Donald Wiseg Jean fOmar's girlj-Marilyn Fenstermaker. Due to the absence of Robert Mc Cormack the part of Dutch was played by Donald Bishop. With the opening of the curtain on the first act, George is deep in the throes of one of his many problems. Their parents can help them little as George and Terry's problems of girl and boyfriends steadily increase. Baseball, high heeled- shoes, a stripped roadster,a neighborhood party, and last, but not least, an in-f cident with the cops further complicates their problems. All this goes on in the company of the neighborhood kids. All's well that ends well-and this does. 31 V x 44 Y 1 SECOND ROW: OTTO LYNCH, DONOVAN EDWARDS, PAUL LAFOUNTAINE. FIRST ROW: JANITA RIEDEL, MAR- GARET KEMP, JEAN BONNELL, PATRICIA DEPINET. Ile THE THOMPSONS BY JOSEPH HAYES HARLAN THOMPSON. . . PAUL LAFOUNTAINE EFFIE THOMPSON . . . . .MARGARET KEMP AUNT MATTIE THOMPSON . . . JEAN BONNELL GRANDPA THOMPSON . . . MYRA THOMPSON. . JULIE THOMPSON . MEL SPARKS DIRECTOR . STAGE MANAGER. . PROMPTER . .DONOVAN EDWARDS . ,JANITA RIEDEL PATRICIA DEPINET . . . OTTO LYNCH . . .MISS MINICK . .DONALD BISHOP .VIRGINIA ABBOTT THE DEBATE QUESTION FOR I9U9-I95O WAS - RESOLVED: THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES BE ELECTED BY DIRECT VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.H THE AFFIRMATIVE TEAM wAS COMPOSED OF BETTY LOU WERNER AND JOYCE HEILMAN. PAUL LAFOUNTAINE AND KENNETH WATSON UPHELD THE NEGATIVE SIDE OF THE QUESTION. THE DEBATE SQUAD PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL DEBATE TOURNAMENTS. THESE INCLUDED: DATE - TOURNAMENT - WIVS - LOSSES DEC. IY - ROSS-HI - I - 5 JAN. II - SENECA COUNTY- 5 - 5 JAN. 28 - SYLVANIA - 3 - 3 FEB. I8 - REPUBLIC - 3 - 3 A PRACTICE DEBATE WAS HELD WITH COLUM- BIAN HIGH SCHOOL AT TIEFIN, OHIO, ON FEB RUARY IS. KENNETH WATSON, PAUL LAFUUNTAINE, JOYCE HEILMAN, BETTY WERNER. S44 PL, THE THOMPSONS IS AN EXTREMELY DELIGHTFUL PLAY ABOUT SMALL TOWN PEOPLE. THE THOMPSONS ARE ALL INDIVIDUALS, MOST OF THEM POSITIVE ABOUT THEIR BELIEF AND PREJUDICES. WHEN YOUNG MEL SPARKS, wHO WORKS IN A BANK AND IS A FAR CRY FROM A MAN, COMES ONE EVENING TO HIRE ONE OF THE GIRLS FOR A BANK JOB, RUMOR HAS SPREAD THAT HE IS GOING TO ASK ONE OF THEM TO MARRY HIM. MELIS INTENTIONS ARE FAR FROM THESE. WE WONDER! BEFORE THE EVENING IS OVER MEL GOES HOME, NOT ONLY A MAN BUT AN ENGAGED ONE. THE CAST RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING IN THE PRELIMINARIES AT ATTICA ON MARCH 7. ON MARCH IU THEY JOURNEYED TO MELMORE FOR THE FINALS. THE CAST CAME HOME WITH THE FIRST PLACE TROPHY. JACKSON- LIBERTY RECEIVED SECOND. ON MAY 2I THEY WENT TO COLUMBUS TO PAR- TICIPATE IN THE STATE FINALS. lainie 32 The localPrince ofPeace eliminations were held on Nov. 6, 1949. .Toyce Heilman, Beatrice Heilman, Jean Bonnell, Lynn Wonder, and Donovan Edwards competed at the Fort Seneca E. and R. Church Sun- day morning. Donovan Edwards placed first and Jean Bonnell was alternate. Donovan spoke in the St. .Tohn's E. and R. Chruch on Dec. 4 in the county contest. He again took first. The district contest was held at Wester- ville on Jan. 15, 1950, Donovan did not place in this contest. Margaret Kemp, Carol Heckerd, .Tanita Riedel, Norma Sherriff, Kenneth Watson, and Otto Lynch participated in the local elimination at the Old Fort E. U. B. Church Sunday evening. Kenneth Watson placed first with Otto Lynch as alternate. Kenneth participated in the county contest on Dec. 11 at the INDIVIDUAL EVENTS SECOND ROW: JOYCE HEILMAN, BEATRICE HEIL- MAN, MARGARET KEMP, JEAN BONNELL, JANITA RIEDEL, BETTY WERNER. FIRST ROW: LYNN WONDER, DoNovAN EDWARDS, KENNETH WATSON, OTTo LYNCH. PRINCE OF PEACE SECOND ROW: JOYCE HEILMAN, BEATRICE HEIL- MAN, MARGARET KEMP, CAROL HECKERD, JEAN BONNELL, JANITA RIEDEL, NORMA SHERRIFF FIRST ROW: LYNN WONDER, DONOVAN EDWARDS KENNETH WATSON, OTTO LYNCH Fostoria E. U. B. Chruch. He did not place. The county Individual Speech Contest was held at Jackson-Liberty on Dec. 14, 1949. The different divisions and local contestants were: HUMOROUS DECLAMATION1- Jean Bon- nellit, Margaret Kernpif, Betty Werner. DRAMATIC DECLAMATION1 - Ianita Rie- del, Otto Lynch. ORATORIOAL DEOLAMATIONI - Donovan Eldwardsf, Kenneth Watson. POETRY INTERPRETATIONZ Betty wer- ner'I', Beatrice Heilmanwk. ORIGINAL ORATORY1-Joyce Henman. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKINGI-Joyce Heilman, Lynn Wonder. RADIO ANNOUNCINGZ-Jean Bonnell'I', Onto Lynch'I', Kenneth Watson. l. State Contest to be held on March 17 and 18, 1950 2. State Contestto be held onApri1 21, 1950. 'I' These contestants qualifed for the state contest. Z?..,..! SECOND ROW: BRUCE DIOKEN, MARY ANGLEMYER, CAROL HECKERO, RUTH BISHOP, WALTER JOSEPH, MARGARET KEMP, BEATRICE HEKLMAN, THELMA MELLOTT, MISS MILLER, KENNETH WATSON, DONALD WITTER, ROSE MARY MILLER. FIRST ROW: MILOREO HEILMAN, THOMAS DERAN, ROSLYN LEMMER- MAN, BETTY WERNER, EUGENE ZIMMERMAN, MARTHA KEMP, JEAN BONNELL. MAJORETTES: PATRICIA DEPINET, MARY LOU DEPINET, DELORES WERNER, VIRGINIA ABBOTT. The majorettes made public appearances at the home basketball games. They put on a dem- onstration at the County F. H. A. meeting at Old Fort on November 7, l949. 34 Grades fra STANDING: CAROL HECKERD, BRUCE DICKEN, MARY ANGLEMYER, MISS MILLER, JEAN BONNELL. SEATED: EILEEN LEMMERMAN, JON SAUL, ANNETTE WAGNER, JOYCE HEILMAN, JANITA RIEDEL, JAMES DERAN, JANEEN HOOVER, LAURETTA HOOVER, BETTY WERNER, THOMAS DERAN, MARGARET KEMP, MILDRED HEILMAN, EUGENE ZIMMERMAN, MARTHA KAMP, ROSE MARY MILLER. THE ORCHESTRA MADE PUBLIC APPEARANCES AT THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS, AND AT THE COUNTY TEACHERS AND BOARD MEMBERS BANQUET. ,mud The operetta Tom Sawyer was presented by the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades on November 23, 1949. Tom Sawyer was a hale American lad of the 1830-40's. His Aunt Polly, who adopted him, tried to be stern, but was always won over to his le- niency by his lovableness. Huck Finn, his bosom buddy, suggested that they go to the cemetery at midnight to get rid of warts. There they ran into true excitement by discovering Injun Joe, who was there to commit a dark deed. The position of a hidden treasure was revealed. Through their eavesdropping, the boys were enabled later to save the lives of Muff Potter and Widow Douglas. 35 ir J CAOMLJ FIRST ROW: NORMA SHERRIFF, MARY ANGLEMYER, RUTH BISHOP, VIRGINIA ABBOTT, PATRICIA DEPINET, JOANNE BORER, LUCILLE BERRIER, BERNICE BAXTER, JUNE JOHNSON, JANITA RIEDEL, CAROL FENSTER- MAKER, RUBY CRAMER. SECOND ROW: BETTY WERNER, GLADYS COLVIN, MARY LOU NTGHSWANDER, CAROL HECKERD, MARGARET KEMP, THELMA TERRY, MARLA JEAN BLUE, VIRGINIA SHUALL, MARLENE JONES, JOYCE HERSH, BEATRICE HEILMAN, MILDRED HEILMAN, MISS MILLER. THIRD ROW: DOROTHY MELLOTT, JOYCE HEILMAN, PEGGY JOHNSON, IRENE ROSENDERGER, THELMA MELLOTT, CAROL LYNCH, JEAN BONNELL, EUNICE LYNCH, CAROL DORAN, CAROL LAIRD, RUTH DORAN, SHIRLEY SADOSKI, VIOLET MELLOTT. ABSENT: ANN COLLIER. THE ENTIRE MUSIC DEPARTMENT RARTICIPATED IN A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM PRESENTED ON DECEMBER I9 BEFORE THE P.T.A. THE THEME OF THE PROGRAM WAS CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD. Oyd Ofllif BACK ROW: DONALD HAUBERT, JOSEPH DARR, JOHN fJACK, DEMCSS, RAY BERLEKAMR, DONOVAN EDWARDS, LUCAS STUCKEY, THOMAS SHAFFER, LYNN WONDER, ROBERT MCCORMACK. FRONT ROW: MISS MILLER, WAYNE HEILMAN, JOHN HENRY MADDOX, KENNETH WATSON, RODNEY BERLEKAMP, DONALD WISE, EUGENE ZIMMERMAN, DALE HEILMAN, WALTER JOSEPH, OTTO LYNCH. ABSENT: PAUL WOESSNER. 36 ixec! CAoru:S FIRST ROW: CAROL HECKERD, CAROL LAIRD, JOYCE HEILMAN, MILDRED HEILHAN, CAROL LYNCH, RUTH DORAN, JEAN BONNELL, GLADYS COLVIN, IRENE ROSENBERGER, BETTY WERNER. SECOND ROW: JOHN HENRY MADDOX, THELHA MELLOTT, MARY ANGLEMYER, JANITA RIEDEL, MARGARET KEMP, MARY Lou NIGHSWANDER, MARLA JEAN BLUE, BEATRICE HEILMAN, OTTO LYNCH, MISS MILLER. THIRD ROW: THOMAS SHAFFER, RODNEY BERLEKANP, EUGENE ZIMMERMAN, DONALD WISE, RAY BERLEKAMP, DONOVAN EDWARDS, JOHN CJACKI DE- MOSS, ROBERT MCCORMACK, LYNN WONDER, DALE HEILMAN, KENNETH WATS N. THE PUBLIC APREARANCES or THE GIRLS ENSEMBLE WERE AT THE JUNIOR PLAY, OPERETTA, PRINCE Or PEACE, CONTEST AT THE FORT SENECA REFORHED CHURCH, AND THE COUNTY TEACHERS AND BOARD MEMBERS BANQUET. LEFT TO RIGHT: IRENE ROSENBERGER, CAROL LYNCH, GLADYS COLVIN, JEAN BONNELL, MARY LOU NIGH5- WAHDER, CAROL HECKERD, MARLA JEAN BLUE, MARY ANGLEMYER, RUTH DORAN. 37 FIRST ROW: DQRQTHY MELLQTT, LUCILLE DEPINET, RUTH BISHOP, VIRGINIA ABBOTT, PATTY DEPINET, MARJORIE KITTLE, MARGARET HEILMAN, MARILYN FENSTERMAKER, BERNICE BAXTER, JUNE JoHNsoN, CAROL FENSTERMARER, RUBY CRAMER, RUTH DURAN. SECOND ROW: THELMA MELLQTT, CARCL LYNCH, NORMA SHERRIFF, THELMA TERRY, MARLA JEAN BLUE, ANNA MARIE SHUEY, VIRGINIA SHAULL, MARLENE JONES, JOYCE HERSH, CORRINE WoEssNER, MARY ALICE OARLEAF, MISS WQLE. THIRD ROW: PEGGY ANN JOHNSON, CAROL DORAN, LUCILLE BERRIER, GLADYS COLVIN, JOANNE BORER, NANCY LUCAS, NELLIE PLETCHER, MARY Lou NIGHSWANDER, MILDRED HEILMAN, EUNICE LYNCH, IRENE ROSENBERGER, CAROL LAIRD, SHIRLEY SADOSKI, VIoLET MELLOTT. ABSENT: ANN COLLIER, MARILYN HOFFMAN. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization found- ed for the purpose of promotinga growing appreciation of the joys and Satisfaction of homemaking. To encourage democracy in home and community life, and to promote international good will among all people. To help us achieve these pruposes, all types of activities are held, Some of these are meeting with another F. I-I. A. club to give them their degrees. To promote wholesome individual and group recreation, a square dance was held. A Parent-Daughter-Son Ban- quet was given in honor of the parents. A Recognition Tea was held to show the mothers what had been accomplished during the year. A trip is planned for the summer. There is an election each spring to elect the officers ofthe club. The following officers were elected for the year '49 and'50: Presi- dent, Lucille Depinetg Vice President, Marilyn Hoffman, Secretary, Irene Rosenbergerg Treasurer, Gladys Colvin, News Reporter, Nellie Pletcherg Pianists, Ruth Bishop, Marlene Jones, Chorister, Carol Doran, Club Mothers, Mrs. Cletus Depinet, Mrs. James Kittleg Advisor, Bernice Wolf, Historian, Ruth Doran, Parliamen- tarian, Dorothy Mellott. 38 TOP ROW: THOMAS HAOE, ROBERT MCCORMACK, ROONEY BERLERAMP, JOHN BRUNOAGE, RAY BERLERAMP, HOWARD FRY, JOHN fJACKl DEMOSS, LEROY WHITMAN, CHARLES HEPLER, ROLLAND BERLEKAMP, DALE HEILMAN. MIDDLE ROW: RAY FRY, FRANCIS STOVER, CHARLES HUMES, JACK DRUCKENMILLER, ALVIN KIESEL, HERMAN GUTTENBERG, KEITH HAOE, JAMES HOOVER, HOWARD HUMES, WAYNE HElLMAN, CHARLES HADE, H.H. AUSTERMILLER. BOTTOM ROW: WILLIAM SEIOLEY, JAMES DERAN, DONALD BISHOP, VIRSIL KISABETI-I, WILBUR SUFFECOOL, MARION KROETZ, PAUL LAFOUNTAINE, DONALD WISE, EUGENE ZIMMER- MAN, BENJAMIN SEIOLEY, WALTER JOSEPH. ABSENT: RALPH JOSEPH, JAMES BRICKNER, PAUL WOESS- NER. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which aims to develop agriculture leadership, cooperation and citizenship a- mong farm boys and provide educational entertainment. We do this by participating in various local, district, and state activ- ities. One of these state activities in which our chapter will participate is the state livestock judging contest. Other activities in which we en- tered were: District Parliamentary Procedure, District Leadership Conference and District Public Speaking Contests. Local contests are: F. F. A. basketball team, summer picnic, pest hunt, safety contest, and Parent, Daughter, Son Banquet. The officers for this year were: Marion Kroetz, President, Ralph Joseph, Vice President, John flackj DeMoss, Secretary, Donald Bishopg Treasurer, Virgil Kisabeth, Reporter, Paul LaFountaine, Student Ad- visor: Ray Berlekamp, Sentinel: H. H. Austermiller, Advisor. 35 M-ZLJQALI K STANDING: RAY FRY, WILLIAM SEIGLEY, KENNETH WATSON, RALPH ZIMMSRMAN, RODNEY BERLEKAMP .JOSEPH DARR, WILLIAM BAxTER, WAYNE HEu1.MAN, NORMAN BRAUTIGAM KCOACP-I,. SEATED: HowARD FRY, BENJAMIN SEIGLEY, THOMAS SHAFFER, DONOVAN EDWARDS, MARION KROETZ, LUCAS STUCKEY JOHN HENRY MADDOX, JACK DRUQKENMILLER. LEAGUE GAMES TOURNAMENT GAME OLD FORT Old Old Old Old Old Old Old Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort 40 OPPONENTS Bettsville 11 Jackson Liberty 3 Bettsville 5 Hopewell-Loudon Z New Riegel 1 New Riegel 6 Hopewell-Loudon 5 ufwtaff FIRST ROW: LucII.LE BERRIER, JOANNE BORER, MARJORIE KITTLE, MARY Lou NIGHswANoER, TI-IELMA TERRY, GLADYS CoI.vIN, IRENE ROSENBERGER, JANITA RIEDEL, MARILYN HOFFMAN. SECOND ROW: BETTY WERNER, MILDRED HEILMAN, VIRGINIA SI-IAuI.I., BEATRICE HEILMAN, JEAN BONNELL, TI-IELMA MELLOTT, MARY ALICE OAKLEAF, MRS. NEwMAN. THIRD ROW: LUCILLE DEPINET, CORRINE WOESSNER, CAROL HECKERD, MARY ANGLE- MYER. The volleyball tournament has been eliminated and in its place a festival is held at Tiffin every spring. Each school chooses an A and Bteam to participate in the festival. This year the festival was held on May 12. 41 gc-wffefdaf BACK ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL SIEGLEY, RAY BERLEKAMP, LUCAS STUCKEY, HOWARD FRY, RODNEY BERLEKAMP Avo MR. NORMAN BRAUTIGAM. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT! RALPH JOSEPH BEN SIEGLEY, JACK DEMoss, DONOVAN EDwARos, THOMAS SHAFFER AND MAR1oN KROETZ. FLOOR: TROPHY lsr PLACE COUNTY LEAGUE. The Old Fort Varsity completed its basketball schedule with a record of l7-6. This has been one of the best seasons in recent years. The varsity got off to a fast start but slumped in mid-season. After the slump we won nine games in a row before we lost to New Riegel in the semi-finals of the county tournament. Old Fort won their consolation game of the tournament with Bloomville. Included in our victory streak was a 49-48 victory over New Riegel which gave us a three way tie for the county league with Attica and New Riebel. The Reserves ended the season with a record of 9 victories and 13 de- feats. The reserve team was composed of unexperienced boys. They worked hard during the season and toward the end they started to appear as a good ball club. There boys promise to give us a good team next year. The Reserves were: Howard Fry, Bill Siegley, Jack Druckenmiller, Paul La Fountaine, Jim Brickner, Dick Borough, Stanley Swihart, Wayne Heilman, Kenneth Watson, .Tohn Henry Maddox, and Ray Fry. The managers were Walter Joseph and Paul Woessner. 42 VARSITY Nov. 18 Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 9 Dec. 13 Dec. 16 Dec. 21 Jan. 6 Jan. 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jackson Burgoon Bettsville Green Srpings Republic Sycamore Hopewell Louden Castalia Jackson Liberty Green Springs Gibsonburg Attica Bloomville fForfeited1 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Feb. 3 Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Dec. 30 Tournament Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Oak Harbor Melmore Thompson Bettsville New R iegel Lions Jackson Liberty Bettsville Attica New R iegel B1oomvi11e 'W' League Games BASKET BALL OPP. O. F. 38 64 40 524 48 51 44 74? 69 47 45 612 47 42 37 488 55 50 43 58 40 354 0 ZW 40 41 35 384 26 328 52 61 48 49? 34 35 56 59 39 61 45 57 66 44 43 59 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: JOANNE BORER, IRENE ROSENBERGER AND LUCILLE BERRIER CHDP. CL F 35 30 20 148 18 22 18 24? 55 38 24 14? 29 28 31 178 24 20 32 21 26 16? 0 2? 34 30 34 208 22 31? 31 22 35 27? 30 15 43 I gpracle .farfefgaf BACK ROW: BERNARD SHAFFER, ARTHUR GUTTENBERG, JAN RIEDEI., RICHARD MAY, MARLAN DIcxI:Ns DAVID GRAHAM, DON WITTER, MR. BRAUTIGAM. FRONT ROW: RONNIE FRY, MARION MELLOTT JACQUE BLUE, RAYMOND HAUBERY, DONALD JOSEPH, JAMES HEILMAN, RICHARD HEILMAN The scores for the games were: DATE TEAM WE THEY December 13 Clyde 6 18 December Z1 Bettsville 19 39 January 4 Clyde 16 2.2 January 17 Bettsville 12 38 In the annual 7th and 8th grade tournament Old Fort lost a thriller to Thompson bya score of 36 to 34. Bloomville was the victor of the grade tournament. Bud Shaffer was the high point man for Old Fort with 14 points. 44 UNMC!! 5510? FIRST ROW: TOM SHAFFER, MARION KROETZ, ALvnN Klzszl., CHARLES HOMES, HERMAN GUTTENBERG, DONOVAN EDWARDS. SECOND ROW: DOROTHY MELLOTT, TOM HADE, RALPH JOSEPH, RODNEY BERLEKAMP MARGARET KEMP, MARY LOU NIGHSWANDER, IRENE ROSENBERGER, JOYCE HEILMAN, LUCILLE Dimmer. THIRD ROW: CORRINE WOESSNER, GLAOYS COLvxN, BEATRICE HULMAN, VuRanL KISABETH, RAY Benic- KAMP, JACK DE Moss, MILDRED HEILMAN, MARY ANGLEMYER, RUBY CRAMER. ABSENT: DON BISHOP. 1 The main staff members are as follows: Editor, Lucille Depinetg Assistant Editor, Irene Rosenbergerg Business Manager, Don Bishop, Assistant Business Manager, Joyce Heilmang Adver- tising Managers, Rodney Berlekamp, Ralph Joseph, Mary Lou Nighswanderg Artists, Ruby Cramer Beatrice Heilmang Class Photographers, Marion Kroetz, Tom Shaffer, Studio Photographers, Boles Dandurand, National School Studio. Sponsored by BOLES DANDURAND STUDIO 45 QLUJIDQIQQI' ga! FIFTH ROW: RUBERT MCCORMACN, MARION KROETZ, ROBERT STUCKEY, DON EDWARDS, DICK BOROUGH, EUGENE ZIMMERMAN, RODNEY BERLEKAMP, VIRGIL KISSABETH. FOURTH ROW: KENNETH WATSON, HOWARD HUMES, OTTO LYNCH, HERMAN GUTTENBERG, ROLLANO BERLERANP, WALTER JOSEPH, DON BISHOP, STANLEY SWIHART, JAMES DERAN. THIRD ROW: PATTY DEPINET, BRUCE DICKEN, RAY FRY, FRANCIS STOVER, DONALD HAUBERT, JOHN KEIM, WAYNE HEILMAN, JOHN HENRY MADDOX, CHARLES HAOE, VIRGINIA ABBOTT. SECOND ROW: RUTH BISHOP, BETTY WERNER, CAROL LAIRD, CAROL LYNCH, VIRGINIA SHAULL, JOYCE HEIL- MAN, JANITA RIEDEL, PEGGY JOHNSON, MARY ALICE OANLEAF, RUBY CRAMER, MRS. NEWMAN. FIRST ROW: LUCILLE DEPINET, MILDRED HEILMAN, NELLIE PLETCHER, MARGARET KEMP, BEATRICE HEILMAN, CAROL HECKERO, MARY ANGLEMYER, JEAN BON- NELL, THELMA MELLOTT, MARLENE JONES, CORRINE WOESSNER. oggrariand FOURTH ROW: STANLEY SWIHART, OTTO LYNCH, RALPH ZIMMERMAN, PAUL LAFOUNTAIN, DON WISE, ROBERT MCCORMACK, BILL BAxTER, JOHN HENRY MAOOOX. THIRD ROW: CORRINE WOESSNER, RUTH BISHOP, CAROL FENSTERMAKER, BETTY WERNER, CAROL DORAN, JUNE JOHNSON, JOYCE HEILMAN, PATTY DEPINET, VIRGINIA ABB TT, PEGGY JOHNSON, MARY ALICE OAKLEAF. SECOND ROW: MRS. NEWMAN, CAROL LAIRD, BERNICE BAxTER, MARJORY KITTLE, CAROL LYNCH, MARGARET HEILMAN, JOANNE BORER, VIRGINIA SHAULL, MARLENE JONES, JOYCE HERSH, THELMA MELLOTT. FIRST ROW: LUCILLE DEPINET, JANITA RIEOEL, THELMA TERRY, MARLA JEAN BLUE, BEATRICE HEILMAN, CAROL HECKERO, MARY ANGLEMYER, JEAN BONNELL, NORMA SHERRIFF, ANNA MARIE SHUEY, VIOLET MELLOTT. 46 SENECA COUNTY HONOR SOCIETY The officers for the County Honor Society are: President . . . . Leanne Omwake Vice-Presient , .... Alva Sutton Secretary . . . Martha Swartzmiller Treasurer . . .... Joe Hohman OLD FORT HONOR SOCIETY Local Honor Society Officers are: President .... . . Marion Kroetz Vice-President . . . . . Otto Lynch Secretary-Treasurer . . . Jean Bonnell SECOND ROW: OT'ro LYNCH, ROBERT MCCORMACK, LYNN WONDER, MARION KROETZ, DONALD BISHOP. FIRST ROW: LUCILLE DEPINET, IRENE ROSENBERGER, CAROL LYNCH, JEAN BONNELL, JANITA RIEDEL, Jovcz HEILMAN RUTH DORAN 47 STANDING: MRS. JAMES BLY, MRS. AUDREY SMITH. SEATED: MRS. RALPH WITTER, MRS. DENNIS DUNLAP. PHA The P. T. A. made a number of purchases for the school. These includ- ed Reading Circle Books, a saxophone and a French horn for the music de- partment, one half of the cost of the new movie projector, and more dishes and silver for use in serving banquets. Many outstanding programs were presented at the monthly meetings. These were: Topic . .... Speaker Russia . . . . . John Shiraeuf Cuba. . . Lenore Osterholm Africa . . . Dr. R. Carrigan The Bowling Green Community Drama Service presented a play entitled Bumbo the Clown at the February meeting. Home talent programs were presented at other meetings. The officers for the year 1949-50 were: President, Mrs. Dennis Dunlapg Vice-President, Mrs. James Blyg Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Witterg Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Audrey Smith. 48 ' oy .Shania Troop 47 and Explorer Post 47 have completed a very successful year under the lead- ership of J. L. Swihart and Frank Kroetz. The units are sponsored by the Old Fort Lions Club, The troop has accomplished much in the scouting program in the past year. They were active in both the district and council program. A number of the boys in the troop attended the summer training camp. Mr. Swihart attended the Woodbadge Training Course at Schiff Reservation in New Jersey and helped at the summer training camp. During his absence Frank Kroetz was in charge of the troop program Mr. Swihart won much recognition in Scouting in the last year. At the annual council meeting he received the Scoutmaster's Key for the work he had done with Troop 47 and the Silver Beaver Award for outstanding service in the scout work in the district, Council, and region. This award has never been won by a scoutmaster in the Put-Han-Sen Council and only one other scouter in our district has been given the award. We feel proud to have such a capable leader for our Boy Scout Troop. Another outstanding award was the awarding of the Eagle rank to Walter Joseph. The following is the present organization of Troop 47: J. L. Swihart, Scoutmaster, Gerald Sutermaster, Assistant Scoutmasterg Stanley Swihart Junior Assistant Scoutmasterg Walter Joseph, Senior Patrol Leader, Ronnie Fry, Troop Scribeg Bruce Dicken, Troop Log Bookg Beaver Patrol, Don Witter P. L., Jim Heilman, Marion Mellott, John Diment, Marlan Dicken, Raymond Haubertg Flying Eagle Patrolg Ber- nard Shaffer P. L., Dick Heilman, Ronnie Fry, Donald Joseph, Carl Heilman, Howard Sadoskig Lion Patrol, Edward Suffecool P. L., Jon Saul, Bruce Dicken, Harry Shaull, David Graham, Scptt Cramer, Elmer Woessner. The following are enrolling now in the troopg Eugene Gillmor, Robert Pletcher, Jacque Blue, Allen Cloutier, Bruce Flack, Richard Zies, Steven Stackoviak, John Borer, James Biddle, James Darr. The Explorer Post 47 has also enjoyed a successful year. Frank Kroetz has been the advisor. Last June a number of the boys of the post joined boys from a Findlay Post to take a canoe trip down the Au Sable River in Michigan. The post participated in other dis- trict and council activities. ' Ronald Reed has taken the post advisor's office. Rev. A. A. Von Gruenigen is the assis- tant advisor. The post is planning a trip into the wilds of Canada this summer to the region south of Hudson Bay. The post organization is as follows: Marion Kroetz, Post Guide: John Henry Maddox, Assistant Post Guideg Walter Joseph, Post Secretary, Mark Reep, Post Treasurer, Ronald Reed, Post Treasurerg Rev. A. A. Von Gruenigen, Assistant Post Advisor. Other members of the post areg Stanley Swihart, Wayne Heilman, Dale Heilman, Eugene Zimmerman, Howard Humes, Donald Wise, Ray Fry, Bill Baxter, Ralph Zimmerman, Bob McCormack, Lucas Stuckey, Wilbur Suffecool, John Keim, Charles Hade, Keith Hade, 49 q-H Completion iq 9 ? F 4-H 4-H Pledge I pledge my head to cleaner thinking My heart to greater loyalty My hands to larger service My health to better living For my club, my community, and country. GIRLS 4-H The Betsy Ross Club was the largest 4-H club with 10011 completion in Seneca County this year. It also was the largest club of all the clubs in the county. Members of the club are: Margaret Kemp, Mildred Heilman, Virginia Shaull, Sylvia Blaney, Annette Wagner, Colleen Mehaffey, Retta Shaull, Rosella Reed, Martha Kemp, Violet Mellott, Nancy DeRan, Nancy Koke, Eileen Lemmerman, Christine Eborg, Ja- neen Hoover, Rosalyn Lemmerman, Rose Mary Miller, Jane McCormack, Lynda Dicken, Norma Smith, Marilyn Suffecool, Myrna Stiger, Alta Terry, Alice Oakleaf,Charlene Wise, Mary Jo Barto, Thelma Mellott, Grace Sager, Ruth Gillmor, Lauretta Hoover, Geraldine McClain, Ruth Smith, Sharon Habecker, Re- becca Buskirk, Lynda Laux, Ellen Borer, Barbara Eborg, Carol Oakleaf, and Lynette Hoover. The advisors of the club were Mrs. Mattie Mehaffey and Mrs. Audrey Smith. They had the assistance of twojunior leaders. The junior leaders were Margaret Kemp and Mildred Heilman. Officers of the Betsy Ross Club are: President .............. Margaret Kemp Vice-President . . . Mildred Heilman Secretary . . . . Christine Eborg Treasurer . . . . . Janeen Hoover Reporter .............. Jane McCormack Recreation Leader ............ Lynda Dicken Margaret Kemp and Audrey Smith both had the privilege of attending the annual Ohio Club Congress which was held in Columbus, Ohio. It was in session four days. BOYS 4-H Our Officers for the year are: President ........ . . . Ralph Joseph ViCe-President ..... . Robert Mc Cormack Secretary . . . . . James Smith Treasurer . . . . . . Walter Joseph Reporter ................. Ray Fry Recreation Leader ............ Dale Heilman From our club this year we sent four boys to 4-H camp and we had better than 90? completion. Not only did we do well as a club but at the fair we did well as individuals. i 50 T f CLASS OF '98 VIVA ABBOTT CRUM, RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA. . HOUSEWIFE RETIRED JOHN BOWMAN ................ V. J. JACKMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... . CLASS OF I9OO MATTIE MAY HIESTAND ........ .... DECEASED IRA SOUDERS, GIBSONBURG, OHIO . . HARDWARE BUSINESS HUGH GROWE, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA ..... RETIRED PAUL WATSON ..........., . .DECEASED CLASS OF 'O2 ALMA RIDLEY HOOVER, OLD FORT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE EDITH ZINK, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... TEACHER MAMIE STEINER FRY, OLD FORT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE HAZEL MARCHA RITZMAN, NORTH OMSTEAD, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF '03 ALTA RIDLEY MATHIAS, TOLEDO, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE . . . HOUSEWIFE BESSIE MEYERS MULL, OLD FORT, OHIO. WILLIAM DIETRICH, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS . . . COCA-COLA COMPANY CLASS OF 'oh OLIVE DROWN HUMES .. ............ DECEASED FLORENCE ABBOTT BUCKINGHAM, HARRINGTON PARK, N.J. . A HOUSEWIFE DR. ROY SOUDER, ASHLAND, OHIO . . . .OSTEOPATHY CLASS OF 'IO MILDRED WEAVER HILL, MASSILON, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE RUSSELL SHEIDLER, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... AUCTIONEER CORA JOSEPH BABIONE, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE HOMER ZIMMERMAN, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... FARMER HOWARD HUMES, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . RAILR MARTHA WICKERT SOUDERS, ASHLAND, OHIO . CLASS OF 'II OAD WORKER . HOUSEWIFE MABEL TINDALL KELLEY, PERU, INDIANA . . . HOUSEWIFE GLADYS DECKER TODD .......... . .DECEASEO MARGUERITE BECK FRY, COLUMBUS, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE HUGH BERLEKAMP, OLD FORT, OHIO ........ BANKER CLARA SAXOWSKI ZINK, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE CAROLINE ELMERS EBERLY, FREMONT, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE RALPH STIGER, OLD FORT, OHIO ....... CARPENTER CLASS OF 'I2 MARTHA WICKERT SOUDERS, ASHLAND, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE GLADYS DECKER TODD ............. DECEASED HUGH BERLEKAMP, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . .BANKER NELLIE ZINK SHELT. TIFFIN, OHIO - . .TRUANT OFFICER MEADE PARKER RULE, BEREA, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE SUSAN ARTER BAUGHER, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE HELEN MARCHA CHITTOCK, RATON, NEw MEXICO. HOUSEWIFE MAUDE HOTTENSTEIN MANECKE .......,..... LLOYD ZELLA MONTGOMERY, CLEVELAND, OHIO RAILROAD POSITION NOVINGER PARMENTER CAVIN. STURGIS, MICHIGAN . MANAGER OF LUMBER CO. CLASS OF '05 CARRIE MAE LONG, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE DWIGHT WATSON ............... DECEASED GLADYS CLAY NOTTINGHAM, MENTOLN, INDIANA. HOUSEWIFE HAL YINGLING, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS .... TEACHER FLORENCE UMSTEAD, TOLEDO, OHIO. . MARIE ABBOTT WOLENSLAGEL, BELLEVUE, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE CARL SHUSTER ........... CLASS OF '06 GRACE BISHOP BERLEKAMP, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . H0USEwIFE HARRY MULL, MIAMI, FLORIDA ...... FACTORY WORKER GRACE MULL ..... . .... ...... DECEASED CLASS OF 'I3 ANNA FITZGERALD DRUNKENMILLER, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE ELMER G. ZIMMERMAN, DEFIANCE, OHIO ......... INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR CEASS OF 'IM LESTER STIGER, FORT SENECA, OHIO. .... . .... FARMER, BASIC REFRACTORIES CLASS OF 'I5 ORLO FLUMERFELT ........ . .DECEASED CLASS OF 'Of , FLORENCE MYERS PATTERSON. GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE ALLEN PARKER. . . . . ...... . .DECEASED CLARA COOK, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . . . HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF '08 ZELLA MAE EBORG, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF '09 NELLIE HAYES SMYTHE, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS . . RETIRED BERNICE MONTGOMERY DWYER, CLEVELAND, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE LELAN AURAND SHIRE, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE VIVA FITZGERALD SCHEERER ...... . .DECEASED CLASS OF 'I6 RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO . . , , TEACHER CLASS OF 'IT JOHN BURKETT, PORT CLINTON, OHIO. . . . . .BARBER RUTH RIDLEY SCHNEIDER, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE CORA FEASEL PENCE, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . . HOUSEWIFE ESTHER HEILMAN RHEIM, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . . HOUSEWIFE HONORE MARCHA, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . TEACHER CLASS OF 'I9 LEOTA LITTLE HARNDEN, CLEVELAND, OHIO . . SUPT. O ALICE MYERS FENSTERMAKER, FREMONT, OHIO DWIGHT WISE, FREMONT, OHIO ..,,.,,, JAMES MARCHA, IRVINGTON, N.J ...... OWEN KEIM, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. .BASIC RE F HOSPITAL . HOUSEWIFE . .FARMER . SHIPYARDS FRACTORIES LEAVITT ANDERS, JAMESTOwN, N.Y. . . .PAINT BUSINESS VIRGIL BERLEKAMP, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . - .FARMER CLASS OF '2l HARRY RIDLEY, NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS ......... AUTOMOBILE DEALER CORA BULLINGER HARTENSTEIN, TIFFIN, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE LIGHT EBERLY, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO. . . CANTEEN SERVICE JOHN WISE ........... . . . . .DECEASED DAVID BIDDLE, FREMONT, OHIO . . ..... FARMER DONALD BIDDLE, FREMONT, OHIO .......,. FARMER ROBERT ABBOTT, TIFFIN, OHIO . . .BASIC REFRACTORIES HOWARD HEILMAN, OLD FORT, OHIO. .BASIC REFRACTORIES ALICE MYERS FENSTERMAKER, FREMONT, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE MABEL RIDLEY CLOUSE, TIFFIN, OHIO .... CAROLINE RIDLEY MORTON, OLD FORT, OHIO. . CLARA LUTZ SIDEL MARTIN, TOLEDO, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE HOUSEWIFE HOUSEWIFE MARSHALL WATSON, OLD FORT, OHIO . . . . . .FARMER JOHN DERAN, JR., FREMONT, OHIO. . . . .FARMER ROBERT SOMMERS, FREMONT, OHIO . . . . CLERK LEAH MILLER SEIL, TOLEDO, OHIO. . . . HOUSEWIFE DORAN THOMPSON, FREMONT, OHIO . . . . . . . . . MABLE SNAVELEY BRETZ, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE DONALD TUMAN ............ . .DECEASED CLASS OF '26 CLASS OF '22 IRENE HENRETTY HEILMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO DOROTHY FITZGERALD MILLER, GREEN SPR . . . HOUSEWIFE INGS, OHIO. . . MARION BLUE, TIFFIN, OHIO .... BASIC REFRACTORIES DWIGHT GITTINGER, TIFFIN, OHIO ........ FARMER ARTHUR HARMON, AKRON, OHIO ............. WILLIAM HECKERD, AKRON, OHIO ..... FACTORY WORKER OSCAR JOSEPH, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN . .FACTORY WORKER CHARLES KEIM, OLD FORT, OHIO ............ ALBERT MOYLET, TIFFIN, OHIO .... FACTORY FOREMAN KENNETH MORTON, OLD FORT, OHIO ....... TEACHER THOMAS WATSON M.D., WAYNE, OHIO . . . . PHYSICIAN RICHARD WISE, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ...... FARMER ALFREIDA EGBERT, WASHINGTON, D.C .......... GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE . HOUSEWIFE ALMA ELMERS TAYLOR, MELMORE, OHIO . . . MAXINE EASTERLY FRY, NEW WASHINGTON, OHIO HOUSEWIFE . . . . . HOUSEWIFE HOUSEWIFE BLANCHE DERAN BIDDLE, FREMONT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE RALPH BLANEY, FREMONT, OHIO ..... . . .FARMER PAUL FITZGERALD, TULSA, OKLAHOMA. . . . GEOLOGIST CLASS OF '23 CHARLES GROSS, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... . .MECHANIC HELEN SMOOT, TOLEDO, OHIO .......... NURSE EDNA HENRETTY QUINN, STURGIS, MICHIGAN. . HOUSEWIFE JOSEPH BURKETT, CALIFORNIA ............. MARIE LANG ROBERTS, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE MILDRED SINK ABBOTT, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF 'zu JEANETTE DONALDSON NEIDLER, SANDUSKY, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE GERTRUDE ELMERS STAHL, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE MARJORIE DERAN BIDDLE, WASHINGTON, D.C. . SECRETARY NORINE FRY WATSON, OLD FORT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE MILDRED SHEIDLER FREDERICKS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE CLIFFORD HECKERD, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . .... FARMER CLIFTON AURAND, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... STERLING CO. MAX HEMMINGER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ......... BASIC REFRACTORIES NORMAN HEILMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. . .BASIC REFRACTORIES MILDRED MOHR SMITH, MAYWOOD, CALIFORNIA . HOUSEWIFE FERN LITTLE HADE, FORT SENECA, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE LELAH KELLEY SMITH, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE MILO WERNER, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... FARMER HARRY EBERLY, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... FACTORY WORKER EUGENE MORTON, TIFFIN, OHIO . . .BASIC REFRACTORIES LOIS FRY BLANEY, FREMONT, OHIO. MYRLLEEN HABECKER WILLER, CLYDE, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE LURENE JOSEPH LEE, FREMONT, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE RUTH MILLER SAVIAL, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE ALMA MOYLET HARKLEROAD, SANDUSKY, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE MABLE WRIGHT COOK, TIFFIN, OHIO . .MUSIC INSTRUCTOR HELEN ZIMMERMAN HOELTZEL, TIFFIN, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF '21 RICHARD MILLER, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS . FOREST LONGANBACH, FREMONT, OHIO. . MAURICE LOUCKS, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN . HORACE TAILOR, MELMORE, OHIO .... WILLIAM BERLEKAMP, TIFFIN, OHIO . . EVELYN SINK EBERLY, TIFFIN, OHIO. . .FACTORY WORKER . . . . .FARMER . . . . CHEMIST . . . . JANITOR .FACTORY WORKER . . . HOUSEWIFE MABEL HENRETTY STROHL, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF '25 LOIS WEAVER, CANTON, OHIO ..... VERLON BLOSSER, FOSTORIA, OHIO. . . DOROTHY ROSENBERGER MILLER, CHICAGO, . . . HOUSEWIFE . CAR INSPECTOR ILLINOIS . . . HOUSEWIFE COMAGE BONNELL, OLD FORT, OHIO. .BASIC REFRACTORIES GERTRUDE MYERS MILLER, HELENA, OHIO EVALENE WRIGHT CASSON, R.N., TIFFIN, EMMA WERNER HADE, TOLEDO, OHIO. . . REXFORD STARLING, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . MAURICE SAUL, NEW ALBANY, MAURICE GITTINGER .... INDIANA . . . . HOUSEWIFE OHIO . . NURSE . . HOUSEWIFE . . .MERCHANT . . . .DECEASED DORIS JOSEPH BONNELL, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE ELEANOR MORRISON BAUGHER, TIFFIN, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE ROBERT AURAND, SANDUSKY, OHIO . RECREATIONAL CENTER KERMIT BERLEKAMP .............. DECEASED HERBERT DERAN, FREMONT, OHIO ......... FARMER NED FRY, NEW WASHINGTON, OHIO . . .ELEVATOR MANAGER ENLO STACKHOUSE ....... ..... DECEASED CHARLES WICKERT .......... . . .DECEASED ENOLA BUNN KELLY, ZENIA, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE MARIAN GILLMOR HEILMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE LOIS JOSEPH WISE, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE MARDELL ROSENBERGER SCHMIDT, FINDLAY, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE JUANITA SWOPE WERNER, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE CLIFTON BARTO, FOSTORIA, OHIO . NATIONAL CARBON CO. EARL CHANEY, TIFFIN, OHIO .......,., FARMER CHARLES FITZGERALD, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN ....... HORTICULTURIST CARL LANGE, COLUMBUS, OHIO ...... FACTORY WORKER CLARENCE TEAL, BETTSVILLE, OHIO .BASIC REFRACTORIES ALELIA BERLEKAMP FLACK, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE ESTHER CREEGER HADE DEYO, BELLEVUE, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE DOROTHY HIETT DRENNING, FREMONT, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE NORINE MARCHA BERLEKAMP MARTIN, FREMONT, OHIO . . , HOUSEWIFE DOROTHY SMITH, CLYDE, OHIO ...... FACTORY WORKER CLASS OF '28 FRANCIS CASSELMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO ....... FARMER HARRY BAKER, TOLEDO, OHIO . . GULF REFRACTORIES CO. HOWARD HAZEN, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ...... FARMER ALVIN HEILMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO ......... FARMER WILBUR KELLEY, WAPAKONETA, OHIO .... FARM BUREAU ROBERT KLOPP, FREMONT, OHIO . . .BASIQ REFRACTORIES ALTON ZIMMERMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO ........ FARMER JUANITA HAUGH LEMMERMAN, GREEN SPRINGS. . HOUSEWIFE ELIZABETH HOOVER DICKENS, OLD FORT, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE HELEN LAIRD FEASEL, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE EDNA LANGE PARISH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE FERN LUTZ HARRISON KIMMET, BETTSVILLE, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE HAZEL OHLER LANTZ, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE JEANNETTE WATSON GINTZEL, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI . . HOUSEWIFE ZELMA ZEIS MULLINS, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... TEACHER CLASS OF '29 FRANCIS AURAND LYNCH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE CHRISTINE EBERLY LENNOX, TOLEDO, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE DOROTHY FLECK AURAND, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE VIVIAN LITTLE, FREMONT, OHIO ...... HOUSEKEEPER ELOISE HANSON HERRING, LINWORTH, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE EVA OLLER BRICKNER, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE VERA WILLIAMS SUFFECOOL, FORT SENECA, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE EUGENE CASSELMANI STANTON, VIRGINIA ........ PROFESSOR OF VOICE AT THE MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE LILLIAN FLECK, TIFFIN, OHIO ............ LORENZO HENRETTY, CULPEPPER, VIRGINIA ....... SOIL CONSERVATIONAL SERVICE EVAN LYNCH, FREMONT, OHIO .......... FARMER MILTON SMITH, TIFFIN, OHIO ........ DRUG STORE LUCY FRY GILLMOR, OLD FORT, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE MABEL THOMAS MIKESELL, COLUMBUS, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE BLANCHE LITTLE WOLF, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE LORNA WATSON, FAYETTE, MISSOURI .......... JOURNALISM INSTRUCTOR ORAL BARTO, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ....... FARMER PAUL GILLMOR, OLD FORT, OHIO. .GILLMOR TRUCKING CO. FOREST KELLY, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... BAKER ERVIN LAVO, FORT SENECA, OHIO . .BASIC REFRACTORIES VIRGIL STACKHOUSE ............. DECEASED JACK WICKERT, FREMONT, OHIO . .GILLMOR TRUCK DRIVER MARY FLECK, FREMONT, OHIO ............. CLASS OF '30 KATHRYN BERLEKAMP FEATHERS, BETTSVILLE, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE CHRISTINE JOSEPH HABECKER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE MARIE SMITH SOMMERS, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE ETHEL WHITMAN WICKERT, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE NORMAN ABBOTT, TIFFIN, OHIO ....... . .FARMER HERMAN EGBERT, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ......... BASIC REFRACTORIES ERNEST GILLMOR, OLD FORT. GILLMOR TRUCKING EMPLOYEE LARUE WELTIN GABEL, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE PATRICIA WATSON MOUNT, OSBORN, OHIO . . . SECRETARY ROBERT JACKSON, FORT SENECA, OHIO ......... PLUMBER'S ASSISTANT CHARLES SWOPE, TIFFIN, OHIO . . .BASIC REFRACTORIES CARL YOUNG, ARIZONA ..... . CONSTRUCTION WORK PHILIP BENDER ........ ...... DECEASED NELSON FRAVEL, TOLEDO, OHIO ......... GARAGE BERNARD LEE, FREMONT, OHIO .... BASIC REFRACTORIES CLASS OF '3I EVELYN BINKLEY DYMOND, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE ELSIE DROWN JOSEPH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE ALICE LONGANBACH BARTO, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE LEAH EBERLY GRAHM MARTIEN, TIFFIN, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE LOIS PALM ZICKAFOOSE, FREMONT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE OLETHA PEACH DANIEL, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE NORMA STACKHOUSE .............. DECEASED NETTIE WILLIAMS SHEDENHELM, TIFFIN, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE ALDEINE FICKES, DETROIT, MICHIGAN .... HOUSEWIFE OPAL LITTLE KISER, BETTSVILLE, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE WAYNE LAIRD, TIFFIN, OHIO . . .g ....... FARMER ANNA ROSE KARCHNER BENDER, FREMONT, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE FLORENCE OSWALD MCINTYRE, SANDUSKY, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE ETHEL ROSENBERGER SPEARS, TOLEDO, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE . .FARMER . .FARMER TED SCHEETER, FOSTORIA, OHIO. . . . . JOHN ZEIGLER, FREMONT, OHIO . . . CLASS OF '32 ISABELLE HADE DERAN, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE ELLA LUMAN BABCOCK, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE LELAH KEIM BROWN, OLD FORT, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE DOROTHY OSWALD REPLOGLE, CINCINNATI, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE THELMA SMITH NEUROTH, FREMONT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE IDA ZIMWERMAN EVANS, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE EVELYN WILLIS HUSS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE RAYMOND SHUFELT, TOLEDO, OHIO .... FACTORY WORKER ROMAN BEIER, FREMONT, OHIO., ........ MERCHANT JUANITA ZICKAFOOSE SMITH, FREMONT, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE RUSSELL AUXTER, FREMONT, OHIO ........ FARMER MYRON BLUE, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... BASIC REFRACTORIES JAMES FRY, TIFFIN, OHIO .... FARMER, STOCK HAULER JOHN HAUGH, TIFFIN, OHIO ........... FARMER FRANKLIN PAINTER, LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA . .MINISTER FRANCIS SWOPE, FORT SENECA ..... FACTORY EMPLOYEE ALVIN THOMAS, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... FACTORY EMPLOYEE CLASS OF '33 CLETUS BILLER, TIFFIN, OHIO ......... FARMER SHELDON BELL, TOLEDO, OHIO .... INTERIOR DECORATOR LOLA GILLMOR FRY, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE MARGARET GILLMOR DROWN, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE HARRIET GLADDEN PORTER, WASHINGTON, D.C.. HOUSEWIFE JOHN HECKERD, TIFFIN, OHIO. .NATIONAL MACHINERY CO. JACK HOOVER, OLD FORT, OHIO ........ MERCHANT LAUREL HOOVER TRAUNERO, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE BERTHA KARCHNER WELTER, BERWICK, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE RAY KELLY, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... COPPUS MOTOR SALES RICHARD LYKENS, CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA . . FARMER IVAN MANZ, FOSTORIA, OHIO ...... FACTORY WORKER AUDREY NEELEY KUMMERER, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE HAZEL NEELEY HULL, BETTSVILLE, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE HULDA ROSS ABBOTT, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE GEORGIA SMITH DIVINE, JACKSON, MICHIGAN . HOUSEWIFE BETTY SOMMERS, DAYTON, OHIO ...... STENOGRAPHER CLASS OF '3l+ DOROTHY MILLER LITTLE, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE CHARLES JOSEPH, JR., COLUMBUS, OHIO ........ LEOTA KANE, PENNSYLVANIA ......... HOUSEWIFE EDGAR LITTLE, FREMONT, OHIO .SOHIO SERVICE STATION LUCILLE JOHNSON GITTINGER, SANDUSKY, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE JOHN THEALAN, DESHERN, OHIO . . ,,,, FARMER MARY HEILMAN BLY, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE RICHARD GASSNER, FREMONT, OHIO .......,, , , GILLMOR TRUCKING CO. EVELYN BROWN KELLY, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE ROBERT EBERLY, TIFFIN, OHIO .... FACTORY EMPLOYEE MARGARET LAVO AUXTER, FREMONT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE EDWIN LUMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... FACTORY EMPLOYEE MARIAN EBERLY WHITE, NEW LEBANON, OHIO. , HOUSEWIFE WILLET SOURS, TIFFIN, OHIO .......,,, FARMER REGINA DEPINET COOL, DETROIT, NICHIGAN. HOUSEWIFE WILSON JOSEPH, FREMONT, OHIO. .GILLMOR TRUCKING Co. MARY MURRAY LANE, MOFFET, NORTH DAKOTA. . HOUSEWIFE MERRILL MORTON, LAPEER, MICHIGAN. . .LAPEER LAUNDRY CLASS OF '35 DEJANE BABIONE DANIELS, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE WILLIAM BILLER, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... . .MECHANIC LAWRENCE BUNN, FREMONT, OHIO ............ CLYDE PORCELAIN WELDER GOLDA CONNOR HOKE, FREMONT, OHIO .......... HOUSEWIFE, BEAUTICIAN ANITA CROWL SHIFFER, WHITEHOUSE, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE JOHN COMESKY, SUPERIOR, MONTANA .......... LEROY DUNLAP, TIFFINQ OHIO ..... FACTORY EMPLOYEE HAROLD EBERLY, WEST TOLEDO, OHIO. .LIBDEY-OWENS CO. WILLIAM HOKE JR., FREMONT, OHIO .... House MOVING LEAH HOPPES COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. . HOUSEWIFE DELBERT JOHNSON, BASCOM, OHIO .... . . .FARMER KENNETH JOSEPH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... MASON LAWRENCE KARCHNER, FREMONT, OHIO .......... CHARLES HIRT TRUCRING ANGELA MYERS, TOLEDO, OHIO ............. ESTELLA OLLER FACTOR, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE HAZEL OSWALD, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . GOVERNMENT POSITION KATHRYN REEDY BLYMYER, GREEN SPRINGS ........ FACTORY EMPLOYEE MERRITT SOMMERS, TOLEDO, OHIO ........... ETCHING AND LUTZ REAL ESTATE GARNETTA SOURS HETRICK, FREMONT, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE GLADYS FAUSEY SEMER, OLD FORT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE BETTY TIMMONS GARDNER, FOSTORIA, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE ERNEST WISE, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . . .FARMER CLASS OF '36 DAVID ARTER, FREMONT, OHIO. . . MONTGOMERY WARD CO. ALICE BERLEKAMP EBERLY, DAYTON, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE DORIS BINKLEY MERKLE, FREMONT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE HELEN BLISS, FREMONT, OHIO ............. ENMA COFFMAN SCOTT, MCCUTCHENSVILLE, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE RAYMOND DEMOSSI TIFFIN, OHIO ......... FARMER NED DUMOND, LOMITA, CALIFORNIA. . . AIRPLANE SCHOOL THELMA FITZGERALD OVERMYER, FREMONT, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE KENNETH FRY, OLD FORT, OHIO . .GILLMOR TRUCKING CO. . HOUSEWIFE . HOUSEWIFE MARY GASSNER KUMMERER, TIFFIN, OHIO . . BERNICE GILLMOR JOSEPH, FREMONT, OHIO . PAUL HAUGH, TIFFIN, OHIO ........... FARMER WILLIAM LUMAN ...... . . . .DECEASED RAY MURPHY, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... . . .FARMER ERMA NELLEY KELLY, BURGOON, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE EVELYN STIGER BAGLEY, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE PENNY CO. DOROTHY SOURS BUGHMAN, FREMONT, OHIO. . . JAMES WICKERT, FREMONT, OHIO. . . TRUCKING BUSINESS VIRGINIA ZINK DEMOSS, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF '37 NORMA JANE BABIONE, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . O.M. SEED CO. LOUISE FICKES MYERS, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE VERNA MAE HULL GILLMOR, FREMONT, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE HELEN MEYERS ............... 1 .... ALICE HARTZEL DEJONG, TOLEDO, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE LELA HEMMINGER DAINEY, PITTSBURG, PA. . . HOUSEWIFE MABLE OAKLEAF BILLER, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE MARJORIE JOPP MAGERS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... '. HOUSEWIFE ELLEN KARCHNER, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ....... FACTORY WORKER CAROLINE PAINTER CHENEY, TIFFIN, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE LOUISE SIMPSON, FORT SENECA, OHIO . .FACTORY WORKER CATHERINE OHLER SHAMBAUGH, TIFFIN, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE OSCAR BABIONE CLARENCE BEIR CLAYTON BEIRI LEWIS COMPANY GORDON EBLRLY GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . CONSTRUCTION FREMONT, OHIO ......... FARMER FREMONT, OHIO ....... CARPENTER DETROIT, MICHIGAN .......... GRAY TRANSPORT CO. ..................- PAUL EBORG, PORT CLINTON, OHIO. . . . .... . . . RICHARD FINN, SERVICE STATION OPERATOR TIFFIN, OHIO. . .LAUNDRY TRUCK DRIVER RALPH GILLMOR, FREMONT, OHIO ......... FARMER RAY HERSH, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... BASIC REFRACTORIES CHARLES JOHNSON, TIFFIN, OHIO .... FACTORY WORKER WILBUR NYE, SYLVANIA, OHIO ..... POULTRY BUSINESS RAYMOND SMITH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ...... FARMER CORNELL WELTIN, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . .FARMER CLASS OF '38 CLAUDINE BITLER THALLMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE ELEANOR FITZGERALD ARNOLD, TIFFIN, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE LAURA HOPPES FRASER, CLEVELAND, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE EVELYN MURPHY KITCHEN, REIHLANDI MICHIGAN .... .. HOUSEWIFE RUTH SMILEY KALMBATH, TOLEDO, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE HARRIET WATSON HOWER, NILWANKEE, WIS. . . HOUSEWIFE BETTY LOU ZINK MILLER, SANDUSKY, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE RICHARD SINK ................ DECEASED LEON BOUCHER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . . . TEACHER FRANKLIN GASSNER, CHICAGO, ILL ........ WELDER DOROTHY DEPINET BOWER, HAZEL PARK, MICH.. HOUSEWIFE JOANNE GOETZE WARNAMENT, TIFFIN, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE ALICE MILLER, CLEVELAND, OHIO ....... COLLEGE MARY RYNAM THALLMAN, FOSTORIA, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE ESTHER YOUNG FEINDEL, BASCON, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE VIRGINIA SOURS BOUCHER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... THOMAS PENCE. HOUSEWIFE OLD FORT, OHIO. . .BASIC REFRACTORIES EARL BOCK, FREMONT, OHIO. . . .GILLMOR TRUCKING CO. BEN FICKES, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND .... DU PONT CHEMICAL CO. HAROLD HADE, BETTSVILLE, OHIO . .BASIC REFRACTORIES RUSSELL OAKLEAF, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... FARMER CLASS OF '39 ROBERT SCHEER, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... . . .NAVY WALDO ZEIS, TIFFIN, OHIO. .......... FARMER BERTHA LAVO MARTIN, FORT SENECA, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE RALPH STACY. TIFFIN, OHIO . ..... . . TEACHER PAUL OVERMIER -........ ...... BETTY GOETZ CRAWLY, WASHINGTON ...... HOUSEWIFE GENE FLUMERFELT, PITTSBURG, PA .....,.,, , , MINE SAFETY APPLIANCE CORP. ROBERT BARTSON, OLD FORT, OHIO. .BASIC REFRACTORIES LORENA RIEHM JORDAN, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE DELORES KARCHNER, FREMONT, OHIO .......... RAY LANG, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . WANDA MYERS MILLER, TIFFIN, OHIO. MAYE ARTER COOK, TIFFIN, OHIO . . FLORENCE OAKLEAF BAKER, REPUBLIC, OHIO. LUCILLE PAINTER, CLYDE, OHIO. . . CALVIN ADAMS, TIFFIN, OHIO .... LOIS ZEIS RIEDEL, SYCAMORE, OHIO. RADIO STATION W.F.R.O. FREMONT . .FARMER HOUSEWIFE . . . . HOUSEWIFE . HOUSEWIFE HOUSEWORK . .FARMER . . . . HOUSEWIFE LLEWELLA EBERLY BAKER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... ALMA MURRAY, LORAIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE . . . . . TEACHER MAXINE PENDREY BLAKEMAN, SANDUSKY, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE LUELLA JOSEPH HAGAN, FOSTORIA, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE CLASS OF 'AIO NEVA BERLEKAMP WILBERT, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE ANITA HERSH RAU, FORT SENECA, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE JAMES CUNNINGHAM, FREMONT, OHIO . . . .FARMER VIRGINIA BITLER, CROMERS ..,. ..... CLOMAN BOGART ................... CLARA MYERS SMITH, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... DALE JOHNSON ............ CONSTRUCTION CO. ARTHUR THOMAS, TIFFIN, OHIO . .GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. MARY ALICE RIEHM SANFORD, TIFFIN, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE ANNA BOROUGH ZEIS, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE KENNETH BOCK, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . .FARMER WANDA NEELEY BOWMAN, GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA ..... HOUSEWIFE . HOUSEWIFE . HOUSEWIFE PHYLLIS FAUSEY PENCE, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE PAUL WILLIS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... TRUCK DRIVER MERLE HUNKER, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... FARMER RUTH YOUNG SEYDITY. GARDNER, MONTANA. . . HOUSEWIFE DON KARG, BELLEVUE, OHIO ...... FILLING STATION MARY KATHERINE EBORG BORDNER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE MARY LOUISE GRAHAM PRICE, TIFFIN, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE AUDREY MCDONALD SMITH, OLD FORT, OHIO ....... SCHOOL SECRETARY RICHARD FRANKHART, FREMONT, OHIO. . .FACTORY WORKER ILLA JEAN BOUCHER KELBLEY, New RIEGEL, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE EVELYN MASON ZEIS, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE WALTER GASSNER, BLOOMVILLE, OHIO ....... FARMER WAYNE FRANKENFIELD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. . .F. B. I. MARGARET ROSENBERGER CHANNELS, BETTSVILLE, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE AVA MAE ERB SCHUBACH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE HARRIET STIGER, ORLANDO, FLORIDA ..... DRESS SHOP BETTY MILLER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... TEACHER CHARLES SMILEY ............... DECEASED MARJORIE DRUCKENMILLER GUFFY, LORAINE, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE MELVERNA SMITH AUXTER, FREMONT, OHIO. . BEATRICE RYMAN JOHNSON, SANDUSKY, OHIO. CLASS OF 'MI HELEN BURKHOLDER STALKAMP, MONROEVILLE, OHIO .... ' HOUSEWIFE JEAN ROSENBERGER WONDER, FORT SENECA, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE JAMES SMITH ................ DECEASED DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN MASON, TIFFIN, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE DONALD PETERSON, TOLEDO, OHIO .... FACTORY WORKER RICHARD ANGLEMYER, TOLEDO, OHIO ..... MACHINIST BERNICE JOSEPH MUTCHLER, BURGOON, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE DOROTHA ZIMMERMAN ALDRICH, DEFIANCE, OHIO ... . ... HOUSEWIFE JOYCE SUFFECOOL GRIMES, BETTSVILLE, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE , .FARMER . . HOUSEWIFE MAURICE NIGHSWANDER, TIFFIN, OHPO . .FACTORY WORKER GERALDINE MURPHY PECK, STILEWATER, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE MARIAN FLUMERFELT, OLD FORT, OHIO . . POST MISTRESS SUZANNE SOMMERS BETSON, DETROIT, MICHIGAN ..... HOUSEWIFE RITA MEYERS BUNDSCHAW, FREMONT, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE RICHARD MULL, TIFFIN, OHIO .... A k P SUPER MARKET MARCELLA COATS ALDRICH, NORTH BALTIMORE, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE ARLENE MCDONALD COBB, CHILICOTHE, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE CARL MURRAY, OLD FORT, OHIO ...,.,,,, FARMER EUGENE HULL, FREMONT, OHIO. . . ..... CLARA PAINTER ROTH, GIBSONBURG, OHIO. CLASS OF 'hz ROBERT FINK, NORWALK, OHIO ...... CITY LOAN CO. MARJORIE WELLER BARR, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE JOHN E. ZIMMERMAN, DEFIANCE, OHIO ..... COLLEGE ROBERT LAIRD, TIFFIN, OHIO ....... TRUCK DRIVER JOHN LOWERY, REPUBLIC, OHIO .,...,,,, FARMER JEAN STIGER BERLEKAMP, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE PHILIP LAMBRIGHT, TIFFIN, OHIO .... FACTORY WORKER WILBUR WHITMAN, FREMONT, OHIO ........ FARMER GRACE DRUCKENMILLER ZOELLER, NEW RIEGEL, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE BARBARA BABIONE HILL, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA ..... HOUSEWIFE HAROLD RYMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... . . .FARMER NAOMI HUMES LOWERY, REPUBLIC, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE DONALD PENCE, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... . . .FARMER DALE STACY, FREMONT, OHIO .......... FARMER MARY BOROUGH DONICH, PORT CLINTON, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE GRACE JENKINS KARN, MIAMISSURG, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE GLEN R. HEMMINGER, TIFFIN, OHIO .INSURANCE SALESMAN BERNICE TIPPIN BOCK, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE RONDO BERLEKAMP, TIFFIN, OHIO . . ..... FARMER JIM OSWALD, TIFFIN, OHIO .... . .TRUCK DRIVER CLASS OF IM3 DONNA DEMOSS RYMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . . HOUSEWIFE WILLIAM ENGLE, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... CURTISS CO. VELMA MURPHY HUBER, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE GEORGE RIEHM, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... FARMER PHYLLIS SUFFECOOL ACHTERMANN, TOLEDO, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE PAUL BRYON, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... BASIC REFRACTORIES ANNABELLE PENDRY INGOLD, CINCINNATI, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE ELBERT BOUCHER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .O M M SEED CO. LAWRENCE JOSEPH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . CARPENTER EILEEN ABBOTT REPP, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE ROBERT HUMES, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ......... RAILROAD POSITION ADELIA BURKHOLDER KLAISS, REPUBLIC, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE ISABEL HOSTLER GOTTFRIED, BLOOMVILLE, OHIO .... I HOUSEWIFE HERMAN MYERS JR., FREMONT, OHIO ....... FARMER DORIS EDWARDS MADDOX, FORT SENECA, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE RAYMOND CUNNINGHAM, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO . . FARMER ANNABELLE NIGHSWANDER, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . AUTO LITE ARLENE SINK DRYDEN, TOLEDO, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE WILLIAM ROSENBERGER, BETTSVILLE, OHIO .TRUCK DRIVER NELLIE MASON, CROMERS, OHIO ........ DOMESTIC CHARLES PEAK, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ....... BUILDING PLASTERER ALICE CROWL THOMPSON, TIFFIN, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE FRANKLIN FAUSEY, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . .FARMER CLASS OF 'hh PAULINE EBERLY NYE, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE ROBERT HOKE, FORT SENECA, OHIO. .BASIC REFRACTORIES JOHN POLYAK, TIFFLN, OHIO .... BASIC REFRACTORIES CHARLES MCDONALD, TIFFIN, OHIO ........ FARyER MARJORIE KEIM MOWERY, BETTSVILLE, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE GENEVIEVE WILLIS PENCE, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE DENNIS DUNLAP, FORT SENCA, OHIO .BASIC REFRACTORIES ROBERT EBORG, FREMONT, OHIO ........ TRUCKER VIRGINIA DUNLAP MOYER, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE SCOTT NEELEY, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... .... FARMER VERA CROUSE, TIFFIN, OHIO .......... DAIRY ROBERT C. ZIMMERMAN, OLD FORT, OHIO .FACTORY WORKER JEAN BAXTER CLEVELAND, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ..... HOUSEWIFE ROBERT G. ZIMMERMAN, DEFIANCE, OHIO .... COLLEGE ROBERT ELMERS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ......... MARATHON OIL Co. LENORE MASON, FOSTORIA, OHIO ....... AUTO LITE ALLEN ANGLEMYER, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA .... COLLEGE CALVIN SMITH, FREMONT, OHIO ..... FACTORY WORKER SHIRLEY STIGER EBORG, FREMONT, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE GLEN TIPPIN, TIFFIN, OHIO .... BASIC REFRACTORIES JUNE BRYAN ELMERS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE LOIS HEILMAN CHRISTNER, BELLEVUE, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE CLARENCE WELLER, TIFFIN, OHIO . SENECA MOTOR SALES RICHARD BARTSON, FREMONT, OHIO .... FACTORY WORKER EILEEN SWANGER LEE, FREMONT, OHIO .... HOUSEWIFE I CLASS OF IM5 THOMAS FRANKHART, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA ..... COLLEGE DORIS COLVIN, CLEVELAND, OHIO ........ NURSE DOYLE TIPPEN, TIFFEN, OHIO .... CANTEEN SERVICEMAN JACQUELINE RITCHART GEORGE, TIFFIN, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE EUGENE SHEIDLER, BLOOMVILLE, OHIO ...... FARMER MARVIN BOUCHER, BETTSVILLE, OHIO. . HARTSEL GROCERY BETTY ABBOTT, TOLEDO, OHIO .......... NURSE JANE PENCE WILLIS, TIFFIN, OHIO . . ....... HOUSEWIFE k BEAUTICIAN HAROLD SEIFERT, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO .... COLLEGE ELLIS WAGNER, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO ..... COLLEGE ELDON BARTO, TIFFIN, OHIO . . .GILLMOR TRUCKING CO. BERNITA NIGHSWANDER TIPPIN, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... HOUSEWIFE R BOOKKEEPER AMOS DRUNKENMILLER, FREMONT, OHIO ...... FARMER DALE OAKLEAF, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . . . MYRON SHAFFER, OLD FORT, OHIO . . ANNABELLE STUCKEY, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . . .FARMER . .BOOKKEEPER . G. E. PLANT FRANK KROETZ, COLUMBUS, OHIO ........ COLLEGE CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, WASHINGTON ..... A R P STORE DOROTHY BITLER PICCUTO, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE JOHN WILLIS JR., TIFFIN, OHIO .... TOLEDO EDISON LEA ROSE SAXION KROETZ, COLUMBUS, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE STANLEY MILLER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .FACTORY WORKER CLASS OF IM6 PHYLLIS BEIER FREDERICK, FREMONT, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE DELEAN STIGER MCDONALD, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE JAMES HEFFNER, TIFFIN, OHIO .... MARTIN BROS. PLUMBING CO. MEREDITH HOFFMAN, FORT SENECA, OHIO BASIC REFRACTORIES VERNA MAE HADE HUBER, FORT SENECA, OHIO . HOUSEWIFE ROBERT HERSH, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . BASIC REFRACTORIES JEAN HEILMAN, COLUMBUS, OHIO ..... 1 . . . NURSE BETTY OVERMYER MURPHY, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE ALICE POLYAK WHITMAN, FREMONT, OHIO . . I HOUSEWIFE WAYNE DEMOSS, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO . . . FARM BUREAU PAUL SHUEY, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... MOHAWK MOTOR SALES STANLEY SHERRIFF, WESTERVILLE, OHIO OTTERBEIN COLLEGE MARILYN MAY, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK .... COLLEGE CREDE HIESTAND, WOOSTER, OHIO .... . COLLEGE MADELINE MILLER, SOUTH EUCLID, OHIO . . COLLEGE NED MURPHY, COLUMBUS, OHIO ....... . COLLEGE PAUL MURRAY, FREMONT, OHIO. . . ...... FARMER ROBERT SHADE, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . . OLD FORT BANK PAUL WISE, TIFFIN, OH'O . . . . . . FREMONT OIL CO. DALE PETERSON, FORT SENECA, OHIO. . PLEASANT TWP. EMPLOYEE EUGENE DUNLAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DECEASED CLASS OF IM7 GEORGE BOCK, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . WILLIAM DARR, ATHENS, OHIO .... HARRY HEILMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . FRANCIS HILL, FORT SENECA, OHIO . . ROBERT KELLEY, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . GARTH LANBRIGHT, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . JOHN MCCORMACK, TIFFIN, OHIO .... EUGENE MILLER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . WALTER MOOREHART, AKRON, OHIO . . . RAY MURRAY, FREMONT, OHIO ..... GLENN OAKLEAF, FREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. NORMAN SHILEY, FORT SENECA, OHIO. . HARRY STIGER, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . RANDALL SWICKARD, FORT SENECA, OHIO . .FARMER . COLLEGE . . . . .NAVY . . . COLLEGE .OHIO POWER CO. FACTORY WORKER . . . . .ARMY . . . .FARMER FACTORY WORKER . . . .FARMER FACTORY WORKER . . . . .NAVY . .HOOVER'S STORE BASIC REFRACTORIES HOMER RAY ZIMMERMAN, GREEN SPRINGS, DONALD BOWERSOX, FINDLAY, OHIO. . . MARGARET BAXTER, CROMERS, OHIO. . . LOIS BERLEKAMP, WESTERVILLE, OHIO . DONNA COLVIN, TOLEDO, OHIO ..... PHYLLIS DROWN WARD, CLYDE, OHIO . . BEATRICE FOX LOWERY, FOSTORIA, OHIO JANET HADE, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... BETTY HEILMAN BRYAN, OLD FORT, OHIO ALMEDA KEMP, TIFFIN, OHIO ..... ARLENE MASON NYE, TIFFIN, OHIO. . JEAN MICHAEL, TOLEDO, OHIO ..... JOAN NIGHSWANDER, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . O OHIO .... ARMY . . COAST GUARD .FACTORY WORKER . . .,. COLLEGE . STUDENT NURSE . . . HOUSEWIFE . . . HOUSEWIFE . . OFFICE WORK . . . HOUSEWIFE . . . COLLEGE . . . HOUSEWIFE . . . . . NURSE .FACTORY WORKER NORA LEE PALMER DANDER, WINDUM, OHIO. . . HOUSEWIFE DOROTHY SEIFERT MAGERS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO .... DOROTHY SHUEY, TIFFIN, OHIO . . . . SHIRLEY WAGNER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO WINIFRED WATSON, WOOSTER, OHIO. . . CLASS OF IM8 CHARLES ABBOTT, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ROBERT BLANEY, COLUMBUS, OHIO . . . HOUSEWIFE . . OFFICE WORK . . . . TEACHER . . COLLEGE . . .AIR FORCES . . . . COLLEGE GLOYD EBORG, BETTSVILLE, OHIO . .BASIC REFRACTORIES VIRGIL FORTNEY, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . . . . . . .FARMER CLARENCE WILLIAM HEILMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . . . . . FACTORY WORKER RICHARD HOKE, FORT SENECA, OHIO .BASIC REFRACTORIES HAROLD MELLOTT, TIFFIN, OHIO. . . . . . .AIR FORCES LELAND RUTHERFORD, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. ... .FARMER DALTON WATKINS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO DRIVE-IN CLEANERS RALPH WATSON, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . . . . . . .FARMER IONE FREEZE WEISS, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . HOUSEWIFE BARBARA ANN HADE, FORT SENECA, OHIO ANDRUS DRUG STORE BETTY JEAN MAY, DEFIANCE, OHIO. . . . . . . COLLEGE BARBARA MICHAEL YAMBERT, TIFFIN, OHIO . . HOUSEWIFE MARY ANN ROSENBERGER HERSH, TIFFIN, OHIO. HOUSEWIFE STELLA SCHETTER, TIFFIN, OHIO . .TELEPHONE OPERATOR MARY ELLEN SCHMITZ, CLEVELAND, OHIO . . . . . . . . BEAUTICIAN SCHOOL DORIS SHERRIFF, OLO FORT, OHIO. . . AGNES SMELSER, CROMERS, OHIO. EVELYN SUFFECOOL, FORT SENECA, LAWRENCE KEIM, OLD FORT, OHIO CLASS OF IM9 ROBERT BOROUGH, TIFFIN, OHIO .... THOMAS DARR, ATHENS, OHIO ..... . . OFFICE WORK .FACTORY WORKER OHIO . . . . COLLEGE . . .AIR FORCES . .FARMER . . . . COLLEGE BETTY DONALDSON, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . . . . . . TELEPHONE OPERATOR ANNE HIESTAND, WESTERVILLE, OHIO. . KENNETH HILL, FORT SENECA, OHIO . . BEVERLY HOFFMAN, FORT SENECA, OHIO. BETTY LAUX, TIFFIN, OHIO ...... JOHN LAVO, FORT SENECA, OHIO .... PHYLLIS MILLER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO DEMA PETERSON, FORT SENECA, OHIO. . BERNARD SCHMITZ, TIFFIN, OH40 . . . MARATHON HELEN SHADE KERLIN, OLD FORT, OHIO. . . . . COLLEGE . . . . COLLEGE . . OFFICE WORK . . . COLLEGE . . . . COLLEGE . . OFFICE WORK . . OFFICE WORK SERVICE STATION . . . HOUSEWIFE JAMES SMITH, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO. . . . .FARMER JACK STIGER, OLD FORT, OHIO .... . . CONSOLITE DONALD WELLER, GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO ...... FARMER MARY JANE WILKINSON, TIFFIN, OHIO ......... TELEPHONEIOPERATOR HELEN WISE, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO ...... COLLEGE WILLIAM ZI MERMAN, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO. . . COLLEGE C mplime nts Of PAUL M. GILLMOR COMPANY CONTRACT MOTOR CARRIER Old Fort, Oh Phone 17 fO1d Forth MAPLE FZGSE NURSERY B tW h T Th '50 'ers FRANK B. SHlRE'S MOTOR SALES INC CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE T ff Ohio C mplime nts THE OHIO OIL. CO. R. C Elmers, Ag t Ph 2871 SENECA MOTOR SALES FRANCE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Chrysler and Plymouth Cars International Tractor 8 E. Market Street Farm Equipment Phone 1546 Tiffin, Ohio Phone 1248 Tiffin, Ohio VESEY'S Compliments Rugs Carpets of Linoleums C omplete Line E V E TORE HOME S R IC S S Of Electrical Appliances Tiffin' Ohm Green Springs, Ohio FRED HAR TSEL Groceries Meats Dry Goods Frozen Foods Phone Bettsville 2192 Quality Building Material THE GREEN SPRINGS LUMBER CO Green Springs, Ohio Howard A. Brown, Manager THE FREMONT OIL COMPANY Distributors Fle et-Wing P r oducts Pennzoil Motor Oils and Greases Goodyear Tires and Tubes Exide Batteries Fremont, Ohio BLACK'S FURNITURE STORE C omplete Home Furnishings 210 S. Front St. Phone 3545 Fremont, Ohio Suppose You Have A Wreck Sure, you always keep your car under control. But you never know what the other fellow is going to do. When unavoidable accidents hap- pen, it's good to know that you are fully protected. Why not stop in and check your insurance needs now? VAUGHAN VOORHIES Phone 2342 Bettsville, Ohio Complete Auto Service One Stop Service Welding Acetylene Electric Call 2575 R1 Harry Saxon Irvin Lavo FORT SENECA GARAGE Fort Seneca, Ohio THE PEOPLES MERCANTILE AND ELEVATOR COMPANY Dealers in all kinds of Grain, Seeds, Flour and Feed Hard and Soft Coal Fertilizers Hardware Old Fort, Ohio THE OLD FORT BANKING CO. Capital 525,000 Surplus 517,000 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 50 h RIEDEL. ELEVATORS eBe SQ Fl B H 0 0 BLUE 'S LUNCHEONETTE 0 H 1 C3 QQ W ig Bettsv H JAMES FRY O I L ive stock Hauling All Loads Insured R.F.D.3 Tiffin, Ohio Phone Old Fort 298 THE STARR CLEANERS Pick-Up and Delivery Service Wholesale and Retail CHARLES E. ANDREWS Bettsville, Ohio 286 N. Washington St. Groceries Phone 2691 Meats Tiffin, Ohio Phone 1633 Dry G00dS NIITH' RICK'S MOTOR SALES APPAREL Green Springs, Ohio Tiffin Fostoria Your Friendly Ford dealer 90 S. Washington 119 E. North New and Used Cars Phone 441 Ph01'1e 796 Parts and Service Smart Wearing Apparel For Matron and Miss Oliver Farm Machinery Open Sundays Prompt-Courteous-Efficient Service on Real Estate Sales and Listings Complete Property Insurance RICHARD L. WAGNER K 70 E. Perry St. Phone 3868 Tiffin, Ohio CARL H. KELLEY Farm Bureau Insurance Life Auto Fire Phone Tiffin 2583 J' 12. Compliments of DON'S SOHIO SERVICE Green Springs, Ohio HERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers gl Stationers Indianapolis, Indiana R. D. Cook, Representative Maumee, Ohio Compliments of BORDNER 'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of SANKEY'S SERVICE GROCERY 254 East Market Street Tiffin, Ohio When in Fremont Shop at ROSER AND STAHLS For Any Kind of Food 109 Arch Street Fremont Ohio DEDRICK SHELL STATION E. Perry and Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Fort Seneca GENERAL STORE Phone Tiffin 250814 Meats Groceries General Merchandise CHESTER KISABETH Western and Southern Life Insurance Representative Tiffin, Ohio R. F. D. Phone 254314 Compliments of WILLIAMS JEWELRY 117 S. Washington Street Phone 2937 Tiffin, Ohio K 8: R DRY CLEANING SERVICE Satisfaction Guaranteed 257 N. Washington Street Tiffin, Ohio ART'S DUTCH LUNCH Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of THE TIFFIN BUICK COMPANY 12-14 East Perry St. Tiffin, Ohio SPOR TSMAN'S RECREATION Hunting and Fishing Supplies and License Cards and Pool Open 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 P. M 234 S. Sandusky St. Phone 3591 SOHIO In Account With Standard Station Tires Batteries Accessories Phone 55 Old Fort, Ohio I. M. Henretty, Prop. THE MAPLE GROVE ELEVATOR CO. Grain Seeds, Feed, Coal, and Farm Supplies Phone Tiffin 3368.T2 Bettsville 3254 Maple Grove, Ohio Harry Doran, Manager Congratulations to the Class of 1950 THE OLD FORT MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO. Old Fort, Ohio Compliments of Pastime Park PETE ELLIS Desoto Plymouth Texaco Service Fremont, Ohio Refreshments Phone Main 1678 Phone Old Fort 311 Compliments of TSCHUMY'S RAY MITCHELL Electrical Appliances Radio Repair Licenses Burgoon, Ohio Fremont, Ohio 95 years of Good Furniture Bieglow Floor Coverings RITZ CLEANERS 314 Croghan Street Fremont, Ohio Phone Main 1320 Compliments of SHUMWAY'S FLOWER SHOP Tiffin, Ohio Pick-Ups-Hatsel's Store Phone 53 in Bettsville COMPLIMENTS TO OLD FOR T SCHOOL from PURE MILK 8 DAIRY CO. DIV. BEATRICE FOODS Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of JOHN A. HOOVER JR. Groceries Meats Frozen Foods General Mdse. Phone IZRZ Old Fort, Ohio MAR-GE-NE Featuring Borden's Ice Cream Fountain Service 602 X Sandwiches -Z X Soups ,gc We 15,1 saiads I Just say IVleet me at the Mar-Ge'-Ne SEARS ROEBUCK ORDER OFFICE Tiffin Fremont 78 South Washington 203 South Front Phone 3094 Phone 3316 Shop at Sears and Save McConnell Bros. . . Dr. M. S. Huber, M. D Winifred Hoke Shoppe Swope and Crist Meats Stout's Welding Shop . l90l'l:50l'.'f Green Springs . .Bettsville . Tiffin, . . . Tiffin Green Springs Glick's Barber Shop . . Tiffin, LeRoy DeRan , , . Tiffin, Drive-ln-Cleaners , . Tiffin The Hollinger Cutlery o. . Fremont Klos Shoe Store . . . Fremont Carl Coleman . . Fremont, Harry M. Ward . . . . Bryan Seneca County Farm Bureau Co-op. . . Tiffin Walter A. Daniel, M. D, . . Tiffin Gray and White Co. . . Tiffin, .Teffrey's Jewelry Store . . Tiffin, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio we .gndicle ,maine Shortest Girls , Shortest Boys , . . . . 4 - Tallest Girls , . Q . 0 I . Talle st Boys 1 . 1 . . . f - . - . f . . C raziest Nicknames . 1 . . . . . . Owners of red hats Steadiest Twosome Wearing Diamonds . Lucille Depinet . .Violet Mellott . . Dorothy Mellott . . Charles Hade . John Henry Maddox . . . . Donald Bishop . . Mary Lou Nighswander . . . . Carol I-Ieckerd . . Margaret Ann Kemp . . Donovan Edwards . . Jack De Moss . . . .Ray Berlekamp . Mary Sam Anglemyer . Lucas Stella Stuckey . Marion Goose Kroetz . Paul La Fountaine . Donovan Edwards . John Henry Maddox . . Charles Humes . Jack De Moss . Marion Kroetz . . Ralph Joseph . Kenneth Watson . . . . . . Howard Fry . . . June Johnson 81 Paul Stover Ruth Bishop 8: Jack Druckenmiller Marjorie Kittle Sz Ray Berlekamp Juanita Riedel gl Paul La Fountaine . .Anna Marie Shuey 8: Tom Hade .CorrineWoessner 8: Howard Fry Irene Rosenberger Sz Tom Shaffer . Marilyn Hoffman . . . Gladys Colvin . Irene Rosenberger I' C T 0 RIA L YE BOUHS cuswm vans MYERS C . W A1 - uv A N IIIQUIPOFAYID vornu, nuns. ff'

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