Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

s nun-.um 4.1 14 Q.-mmm ...- TI-IIS IS PANDORA 1.1 ff 752 'Q 'QL I g 5 0 Ks ,A ,alex Ill . 133 x . -,' it k 12: V' :Z if fv k 455, . Elf? E5 , lc'-9, 2 xlQ Q. ' 1 ' LIL A f.. .X Vx 'gfisyk'-1 ' J, f I ' 2 5: Q, zizzg-...a ive! '5Z3, i,g. N 5:12131 ' ' 'i 5 N Rss' i' 1. A A 1:7f?Qf: 1 Q X ,wx . - , ' - 1 M-w --1 :stag ,Q ffl f ff :I Qs ff:-.L- f , ,Q- ,, ,7 : 35 , , 2.5 ::1,,?.. QE ,gk N li A ,- f Ja i' THE l949 MIRROR REFLECTS the People, the Activities, the Music, and the Sports of our School during the past year. Page One -Q i A, 4 ,Sf M Page Two THIS IS PANDORA'S STORY GF THE YEAR The following pages reflect the enjoy- able and constructive days spent by the Students and Faculty of Pandora High School. ' THE I949 MIRROR Page Thre I-lot Dogs! Pop Corr Pop! Candy! Programs? . . . We I-lave Those Too! Fifteen Cents, Please Thank You! Class Outside?7 . . . I-lere's Proof! STUDENTS VETERANS TICKETS AND STRATEGY SWE ETS MAY DAY MASCGTS SCI-lOOL'S OUT! HOW TO VOTE A MIXED TICKET DEWEY THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO MADE 'll OUR '49 MIRROR REFLECTS TO YOU . . . our People and the positions which they occupied. As teachers, custo- dians, and students they all com- bined their talents to keep the school running smoothly. RECORD YEAR AT PANDORA Page 11 BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: SCHOOL ADMI MR. C. C. COX- Superinlendent, History I- John Styer, Albert Schutz, Warren Bridenbaugh, Mr. Cox. SECOND ROW: Fred Grismore, Harry Suter, Mrs. Inez Haas. Page 12 ,,...g..-vd0 TRATION and FACULTY VIRS. RUBY MCKANNA- MISS GLADYS SCHUMACIIER MISS FAITH MILLER- English, Foreign Language Art, Biology Grade One MR. FOREST BOWER- MISS GRACE STEINER- MRS. MARY LICHTY- Vocational Agriculture Vocational Home Economics Grade Two MR. ROBERT STRAHM- MISS ROBERTA MANGES- MRS. JANICE BURKIIART- Phys. Education, Science Music, English Grade Three MR. SHELDON HALL- MRS. ELEANOR MALONE- MISS BONNIE RADER- Business, Phys. Education Grade Six Grade Four MR. DONOVAN McKINNEY. MISS MARGARET DEVORE MRS. ESTIIER ANDERSON Math., Science Prin., Grade Five School Secretary 'mr- Page 13 CLASS OF '49 OWEN ETTER-ETT Vice-President of Clas Reporter of Class 1 Spyglass 3, 4 Mirror 3, 4 Librarian 4 Student Council 3 Varsity P 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1 Class Play 3 Scholarship team 3 Track 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Boysf Glee 1, 2 Band 1 GENE SUTERfORVILLE s4 Student Council 4 Varsity P 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 JAMES KIENE-JESS Spyglass 4 Varsity P 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Track 2 3, 4 Football 3, 4 BETTY BASINGER-BETTY Spyglass 3, 4 Mirror 3, 4 Varsity P 4 3, 4 YTeen 1, 2, 3, 4 F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4 4-H 1 CHARMENE RADEBAUGH CHARLIE Treasurer of Class 4 Mirror 3, 4 Spyglass 4 Librarian 4 Varsity P 4 YTeen 1, 2, 3, 4 President of Class 1 GARY WELTY-ANDY 4-1-I 1 Vice-President of Class 3 Operetta Lead 4 SQYEIHSS 3, 4 Varsity P 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Glee 3, 4 MUTOT 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Page 14 ELOISE STEINER-ELLIE Secretary of Class 3 Reporter of Class 2 Spyglass 3, 4 Mirror 4 Librarian 4 Student Council 4 Varsity P 3, 4 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Operetta Lead 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee 1. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 MARGARET MAE HART- Treasurer of Class 3 Secretary of Class 4 Spyglass 3, 4 Mirror 3, 4 Varsity P 4 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 4 Class Play 3 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Glee 3, 4 ROY SCHUTZ-SHUTZ President of Class 4 Vice-President of Class Africa 3 Spyglass 4 Mirror 4 Student Council 2 Varsity P 4 Manager 4 Operetta Lead 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 4 EUGENE STEINER-GENE Spyglass 4 Mirror 3, 4 Varsity P 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1 Class Play 3 Scholarship Team 1, 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Operetta Lead 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 JULIUS BIXEL-JUICE Varsity P 2, 3, 4 1 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD BOEHR-DICK Spyglass 3, 4 Mirror 4 Librarian 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Varsity P 3, 4 Class Play 3 Track 4 Football 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Manager 4 Operetta Lead 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 ull, CLASS OF '49 Page 16 JAMES ZUERCHER-ZERK Vice-President of Class 2 Spyglass 2, 3, 4 Mirror 3 Librarian 3 Student Council 4 Varsity P 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 4 Class Play 3 Track 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Manager 3 Operetta Lead 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 BARBARA SCHUMACHER-BARB President of Class 3 Secretary of Class 2 Reporter of Class 1 Spyglass 3, 4 Mirror 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Varsity P 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Scholarship Team 2 Operetta Lead 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 JOANNE HATFIELD-JO Spyglass 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 CATHRYN DILLER-CASSIE Reporter of Class 3, 4 Spyglass 3, 4 Student Council 2 Varsity P 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN WINDAU-PUSS Spyglass 4 Varsity P 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 1 WILLIN6 I-IELPERS CAFETERIA HELP: Ruth Steffen, Eleanor Bohn, Gladyce Bixel, Marian Diller, Elizabeth Probst, Marceil Burry, Mrs. Lehman, Miss Steiner. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Krohn, Mr. Strahm, Mr. McKinney, Mr. Hilty. ' 4 'S1'0DIANS: Mrs. Donaldson, Mr. Donaldson. 5: ,cw-M P 4 , Page 17 Robert Gerdeman, Carla Schumacher, Erma Meyer, Ruby Geiger, Donald Bas- inger. Dean Diller, Marilyn Shoo- maker, Lois Hiltv. Joanne Steiner, Harry McCullough. Alden Bohn, Ruth Steffen, Kathryn Baumgartner, Ei- leen B il s i n g e r, Oliver Lugibihl. George McCullough. Ursula Nusshaum, Carrie Bauman, Miriam Basinger, B il ly Fridley. Page 18 CLASS OF '50 OFFICERS GENERAL ACTIVITIES JUNIOR PLAY JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET President Oliver Lugibihl Vice President Joan Steiner Secretary Ruby Geiger Treasurer Miriam Basinger Reporter Eileen Basinger The Junior class was quite busy during the year. Its members were en- gaged in many of the activities of the school such as F. F. A.. F. H. A., Band, Glee, and Chorus. We also had some money raising schemes such as collecting tax stamps and concessions at ball games. Our class play, We Shook the Family Tree , was given the night of December 1, 1948. The play. ably dir- ected by Mrs. McKanna and Mr. Hall. was enjoyed by the entire audience. The Junior Senior Banquet was held on the night of May 7. in the High School Auditorium. The banquet and the program which followed were enjoyed by all in at- tendanee. Page 19 CLASS OF '5I President 7,,7....... ,7 7,,, Vice President Secretary ,...,,,, Treasurer .... Reporter 7,7,,, FIRST ROW: Barbara Schneck ....,.....Dwight Bixel ...,...John Moser ...........John Bohn .. .. .... Richard Reece 4 As this school year comes to a close We feel as though we have contributed much to school lifeg for We have had representatives in almost every organization. But we still managed to spend some time with our dusty textbooks, The main event of this year was the initiation of the Frosh in a Truth or Consequences program. Now this is '49, and We proudly leave the sophomore room to the sophomores of the future. Bobby Lehman, Russel Nemire, Winifred Steiner, Barbara Schneck, Carol Krohn, Leila Shirk, Ilo Van Scoder, Bill Basinger, Norman Hilty, SECOND ROW: Paul Hilty, Richard Reece, Richard Rice, John Moser, John Bohn, Franklin Welty, Peter Diller. Page 20 FIRST ROW: Byron Steiner, Shirley Hauenstein, Ruth Ann Basinger, Evelyn Myer, Darrel Diller, John Geiger, Dale Lehman, Dorothy Bauman. SECOND ROW: Clarice Hilty, Donald Augsburger, David Diller, Thomas Welty, Mahlon Geiger, Barbara Sutter, Cecelia Kiene. THIRD ROW: Robert Radebaugh, Beverly Schultz, James Miller, Stanley Newton, Dale Bridenbaugh, Arthur Gratz, Betty Motter, Donald Basinger. CLASS CF '52 President ,,,, ,, Donald Basinger Vice President Beverly Schultz Secretary Sz Treasurer Dale Lehman This is our first year in high school, but We already seem to be a part of the student body, especially after the grand welcome the Sophomores gave us. Although we are but Freshmen we have had a busy year taking part in sports, music, and scholarship. This class has very much enjoyed being Freshmen, but is looking forward to next year when we will be Sophomores. Page 21 FIRST ROW: Gene Paul Basinger, Robert Steiner, Marian Diller, Kay Sue Welty, Ruth Ann Herr, Elizabeth Probst, Marceil Burry, Clara- beth Diller, Alan Grantz, Larry McCullough. SECOND Row: Mrs. McKanna, Gladyce Bixel, Eleanor Bohn, Mildred Schultz, Mary Martha Zuercher, Ronald Herr, Donald Schneck, Gayla Wynkoop, Mary Ann Basinger, Janet Krohn. FIRST ROW: Miss Schumacher, Paul Lehman, Tom Reichenbach, Pat Wenger, Blaz Coleman, Alpons Meyer, David Augsburger, Edwin Ander- son, Marilyn Benton, Fred Grismore. SECOND Row: Charlene Herr, Joan Stahl, Claudia Reichenbach, Karen Augs- burger, Janice Schultz, Roiene Cherry, Sandra Welty, Shirley Nemire, Marlene Lugibihl, Delores Bucher. Page 22 FIRST ROW: Tommy Coleman, Keith McCullough, Arthur Schutz, Richard Stewart, Charles Nussbaum, Nola Lehman, Sharloen Basinger Ruth Ann Bracy, Sarah Wenger, Ruth Ann Seimet, Marlene GRADE Herr, Colleen Basinger, Mrs. Eleanor Malone. SECOND ROW: SX Donald Steiner, Paul Gene Stall, Edward Baumgartner, Richard Frantz, Winfred Grismore, Louise Diller, Janet Styer, Mary Lou Basinger, Fred Lehman, Eileen Wynkoop. GRADE HVE FIRST ROW: Norman Bucher, Anna Ruth Bridenbaugh, Ronald Reichenbach. Doyle Agner, Phyllis Badertscher, Betty Lou Nihiser, Roy Cherry, Keith Diller, Mary Jo Roseboom, Jerome Sommer. Gerald Nussbaum, Mona Lou Welty, Margaret DeVore. SECOND ROW: Gloria Grisrnore Leland Miller, Arlene Monaghan, Barbara Hilty, James Tousley, Arthur Welty, Carol Ann Burry, Lynn Krohn, Roger Sutter, Eleanor Burkhart, Julian Kempf. Page FIRST ROW: Arleen Herr, Mary Ann Augsburger, Gracie Basinger, J. D. Burkhart, Tommy Burry, Billy Hart, Carol Stahl, Rachel Diller, Ronald Knepper, Daryl Amstutz, Kenneth Augsburger, Johnny Burkhart, Jerry Nihiser. FOUR SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Krohn, Margie Schumacher, Janet Cox, Jacquelin Fruchey, Robert Rice, Marvin Diller, Howard DeVore, Nancy Cupp, Joe Hart, Robert Eisenbach, Richard Suter, Miss Rader. Absent-Roiiand Nemire, David Wenger. FIRST ROW: Gerald Grismore, Shirlene Sutter, Wayne Basinger, Sharon Herr, Robert Anderson, Tom Gerdeman, Nan Augsburger, Billy Schneck, Eleanora Hayward, Mary Alice Baumgartner, Marilyn Reichenbach, Winford Bauman, Carrie Benton, Geneva Bixel. SECOND ROW: Gary Hilty, Bradley Cherry, Paul Nemire, Richard Morvay, Peggy Cherry, Virginia Schutz, Anne Sommer, Mary Ann De- Vore, James Burry, John Hauenstein, Ronald Baumgartner, David Burkholder, Mrs. Burkhart. Page 24 FIRST ROW: Jean Hayward, Anita Stewart, Frederick Burkhart, Joe Neill, Richard Armstrong, Dean Basinger, Patricia Cherry, Joanna Diller, Sarah Bixler, Suzanne Diller, Bonnie Stoody. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lichty, Janice Kempf, Barbara Amstutz, Janice Hilty, Margie Eck, Milo George, Jerry Stall, Ted Schumacher, Jolene Reichenbach. Lesly Stern. Absent-Donna Nusbaum. GRADE TWO FIRST ROW: David Suter, Zuma Diller, Sharon Sommer, Sara Beth Burk- holder, Joyce Hayward, Frances DeVore, Dean Hoffer, Howard Welty II, Max Plaughei, Keith Sommer, Duke Ketzenbarger, ON E Paul Nemire, Lance Larson. SECOND ROW: Julia Pope, Gretchen Gescheider, Michael Diller, Darrell Gris- more, Jimmy Basinger, Agnes Schutz, Leo Eisenbach, Jay Fer- guson. Absent-Larry Lehman. W , . r ,. i A i r ' W Page 25 THESE ARE TI-IE ACTIVITIES OF TI-IE YE sr is xT PANDORA I-HGH SCHOOL standards of our school. NEXT WE SEE Tl-IE GROUPS . . . who cooperated in the extra endeavors to broaden ourselves and maintain and improve the Page 27 The Student Council consisting of eleven represent- atives from the upper six grades along with its advisor, Mr. McKinney, meets every two weeks to act on any business brought before the group. The Student Council was organized in our school in 1941. The purposes of the organization are: The solving of pertiment school problems, and helping students to become better citizens. This year the Student Council assumed the respons- ibility of planning the school chapel programs, the granting of concessions for games, and the solving of timely problems. FIRST ROW: STUDENT COUNCIL President , v,,, ,,,, E loise Steiner Vice-President ,o,,ie.i . ..,o,,o,,.r, Dean Diller Secretary-Treasurer Russell Nemire Reporter .T .,,,,,e,i...,..,.,,,,e, Richard Boehr Richard Boehr, Dean Diller, Eloise Steiner, Russel Nemire, Mr. McKinney. SECOND ROW: James Zuercher, Gene Suter, Karen Augsburger, Ruth Ann Herr, Donald Basinger, Bill Basing- er, Dale Bridenbaugh. Page 28 FIRST ROW: Mr. McKinney, Barbara Schumacher, Owen Etter, Charmene Radebaugh, Oliver Lugibihl. SECOND ROW: Joanne Steiner, Roy Schutz, Richard Boehr, Robert Gerdeman, Gene Suter, John Bohn, Betty Basinger, Margaret Mae Hart, Eugene Steiner. MIRROR STAFF Co-Editors , Barbara Schumacher, Owen Etter Advertising Managers Circulation Managers Copy Editor Assistant H e Photography 8x Art , , Calendar Typist , , Indentifications ,,,,,, ,, , Gene Suter Robert Gerdeman ,, Joanne Steiner Richard Boehr ,, Y, , Oliver Lugibihl e .. John Bohn ,, ,, ,. , Roy Schutz Eugene Steiner Charmene Radebaugh , Betty Basinger Margaret Hart Here pictured is the hard working staff of '49. Our hope and chief objective is to bring to you a yearbook which truly repres- ents the work of the past school year. Upon the editors and the Advisor fell the heavy burden of making sure all deadlines were met and all business completed. The advertising managers had the unique job of providing the Mirror with spending money. All the rest of the gang pitched in to try to make this the biggest and best Mirror ever. Page 29 SPYGLASS STAFF FIRST ROW: Mr. Hall, Carrie Bauman, Ruby Geiger, Joann Hatfield, Charmene Radebaugh, Cathryn Diller, Barbara Schumacher, Margaret Hart, Betty Basinger, Joanne Steiner, Eloise Steiner, Donald Basinger. SECOND ROW: Eugene Steiner, Dean Diller, Oliver Lugibihl, Alden Bohn, Gene Suter, Roy Schutz, James Kiene, Robert Gerdeman, Richard Boehr, John Windau, Owen Etter. Editor ,, , , Business Manager ,, Assistant ,,e, , Circulation Manager Art Editor , , ,, Assistant a,,a,,, , , Sports Editor ,,,, 7 Assistant H Society Editor , Senior Editor 7, W Feature Editors Eloise Steiner 7 ,, Owen Etter , , ,,,, Oliver Lugibihl Donald Basinger Barbara Schumacher , , , Joanne Steiner ,, ,Gene Suter , Dean Diller Charmene Radebaugh , Joanne Steiner ,, Ruby Geiger Carrie Bauman Grade Editor James Zuercher High Editor , Cathryn Diller Humor Editors Richard Boehr Roy Schutz Typists Y Betty Basinger Margaret Hart Joanne Hatfield Machine Operators , James Kiene Alden Bohn, Robert Gerdeman John Windau Advisor ,, Mr. Hall This year's Spyglass staff was selected and organized in September. The group publishes an issue of the Spyglass each month. The objective of the Spyglass is to create a greater interest in school life. Delegates from this student publication again represented our school in the all-day journalism tour at Bowling Green. Page 30 VARSITY-P President Gene Suter Vice President Owen Etter Secretary-Treasurer Eloise Steiner Advisors Mr, Cox Mr. Hall, Mr. Strahm The Varsity-P is an organization whose membership is open only to those pupils who have won distinction either by their scholastic ability or participation in athletics and other activities. Its ad- visors are the superintendent and two other chos2n faculty members. The awards given are letter, pins, charms, or cups. The students who earn the cup have won the highest award. The awards are presented annually at the Var sity-P banquet. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hall, Carrie Bauman, Joanne Steiner, Mi 'iam Basinger, Barbara Schumacher, Erma Meyer. Cathryn Diller, Betty Basinger, Margaret Hari, Ruth Steffen, Eileen Basinger, Ruby Geiger, Eloise Steiner, Mrs. McKanna. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cox, Harry McCullough. Paul Leightner, Bill Fridley, Dale Briclenbaugh, Julius Bixel, Alden Bohn, Oliver Lugibihl, George McCullough, Paul Hilty, Eugene Steiner, Dwight Bixel, Donald Basinger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Strahm, Richard Boehr, Dean Diller, Richard Reese, Roy Schutz, Gene Suter, John Moser, Gary Welty, John Windau, James Kiene, Robert Gerdeman, Richard Rice, Owen Etter. Page 31 Y-TEENS The Y-Teens are the high school branch of the Y. W. C. A. and are the one service organization existing in our school. The Y-Teens have been very active this year. They Campaigned for the polio and tuberculosis drives. The Y-Teens also held a banquet in honor of the football squad. The girls went to the Allen County Children's Home at Christmas time and presented the children with gifts. The Pandora Chapter entertained the Bluffton Chapter of the Y-Teens in the month of March. FIRST ROW: President .......,. Eloise Steiner Vice President . .. Betty Basinger Secretary :Sz Treasurer .Joanne Steiner Reporter ..., ., . ..r.. Margaret Mae Hart Advisor . .......... Mrs. McKanna Dorothy Bauman, Eloise Steiner, Cecelia Kiene, Helen Burkholder, Miriam Basinger, Winifred Steiner, llo Van Scoder, Joanne Steiner, Shirley Hauenstein, Evelyn Meyer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McKanna, Carrie Bauman, Clarice Hilty, Eileen Basinger, Betty Basinger, Betty Motter, Ruth Steffen, Ruby Geiger, Barbara Sutter, Marilyn Shoemaker, Carla Schumacher. THIRD ROW! Erma Meyer, Barbara Schneck, Barbara Schumacher, Beverly Schutz, Carol Krohn, Leila Shirk, Cathryn Diller, Joann Hatfield, Charmene Radebaugh, Lois Hilty, Margaret Hart. Page 32 F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bauman, Cecelia Kiene, Carrie Bauman, Helen Burkholder, Ilo Van Scoder, Joanne Steiner, Shirley Hauenstein, Miss Steiner. SECOND ROW: Margaret Hart, Clarice Hilty, Ruby Geiger, Eileen Basinger, Barbara Sutter, Miriam Basinger Carla Schumacher, Evelyn Meyer. THIRD ROW: Betty Motter, Betty Basinger, Erma Meyer, Leila Shirk, Beverly Schutz, Marilyn Shoemaker, Cathryn Diller, Lois Hilty. x Toward New Horizons , the motto of the F. H A., expresses the purpose of the Pandora Chapter. The na- Pfesident -- --'- -Y - -P Betty BaSiI1g9F tional organization of the Future Homemakers of Amer- Vice President ,Y7V, Y-.77,,.VVV,,,V L 015 Hilty ica of which the Pandora Chapter is a member, was Secretary H bmrr Joanne Steiner organized for girls studying Home Economics to pro- Treasurer Y V W 7 Cecilia Kiene mote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tions of homemaking, to work for good home and fam- Reporter H elen Burkholder ily life, and to encourage democracy in home and com- Chaptel' M0th9I' .f--f-f-ff-Fff---,-.----ff---,,,---,,- munity life. . .....uu.. ...Mrs. Lawrence Schumacher Adivsor w-kf7V rm V7Yi--,Af7w-, Miss Steiner The four degrees of achievement are the Junior Homemaker, Chapter Homemaker, State Homemaker, and American Homemaker. Page 33 F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bower, Norman Hilty, John Geiger, Donald Augsburger, Thomas Welty, Robert Radebrugh, David Diller, Harry McCullough, Donald Basinger, Byron Steiner. SECOND ROW: Russel Nemire, George McCullough, Billy Fridley, Richard Reese, Julius Bixel, Dean Diller, Dale Bridenbaugh, Arthur Gratz, Dwight Bixel. THIRD ROW: Peter Diller, Robert Gerdeman, James Kiene, Franklin Welty, Gene Suter, John Moser, Gary Welty, John Windau, Stanley Newton, Owen Etter. President ..,. Vice President .. .,..... Secretary ........ Treasurer ...., Reporter ......, Page 34 Gene Suter Robert Gerdeman .. ,a.a ...Owen Etter . ...Dean Diller ........John Moser The F. F. A. is a nation-wide organization composed of boys who are either enrolled in the Vocational Agri- culture course in high school or were enrolled in the course when they were in high school. The aim of this organization is to teach to our up and coming young farmers the most modern techniques in farming and also the values of organization. There are four degrees given to F. F. A. members for their accomplishments. The first degree is the Green Hand given to the first year membersg next comes the Chapter Farmer, and then the degree of State Farmer. The Pandora Chapter of the F. F. A., has had four State Farmers so far in the history of the school. The highest degree is Star Farmer which is presented to only one member of the entire F. F. A. organization each year. ll-I-I The 4-H is a farm youth organization which was established to teach to school age boys and girls modern methods of farming and the technique of getting along with your neighbor. There are usually a few members of the Pandora 4 H projects rank among the top at the Putnam County Fair and also in the cattle show at Archbold. The advisor of this group of young people is our Vocational Agriculture instructor, Mr. Bower. FIRST ROW: President ,A ,, , .,,7,, Fred Bauman Vice President , ,,,, ., , Eloise Steiner Secretary-Treasurer , ,, , ,, Dean Diller Reporter ,7,,e77v,o,,7,oc 7 7 C, Winifred Steiner Advisor Y,,,Y, ,, ,,,,,,,,, Mr. BOWEI' Colleen Basinger, Charleen Basinger, Ruth Ann Bracy, Marian Diller, Clarabeth Diller, Dorothy Bauman, Marceil Burry, Claudia Reichenbach, Joan Stahl, Charlene Herr, Marilyn Benton. SECOND ROW: Fred Grismore, Donald Steiner, Eloise Steiner, Winifred Steiner, Barbara Sutter, Janet Krohn, Mary Ann Basinger, Mary Martha Zuercher, Roiene Cherry, Loise Diller, Sandra Welty, Carrie Bauman, Mr. Bower. THIRD ROW: Blaz Coleman, Byron Steiner, Dale Bridenbaugh, Dean Diller, Ronald Herr, Richard Reese, Robert Gerdeman, Winifred Grismore, Alan Gratz. i Page 35 JUNIOR PLAY On the night of December 1, the Junior class pre- sented the play We Shook the Family Tree . This play centered around Hildegarde Dolson who entered a de- bate hoping to make a hit and thereby land a date for the Junior-Senior Prom. The topic of the debate was 'Should We Return to Prohibition , and during the course of her talk. Hildegarde gave everybody the mis- taken impression that her father was a drunkard. The talk circulated around town that Mr. Dolson was a drunkard and thus it got to the ears of Mr. Sher- mer, her father's boss. Quite a rumpus was raised by Mr. Shermer especially when he and his wife came over for tea and found the front yard crawling with worms, as the result of Jimmiels electric wormer, and when Bob came charging downtsairs in his shorts, and tack'ed Mr. Shermer whom he mistook for Freddie. It all came out well and it was a riot of fun while it lasted. The play was directed by Mrs, McKanna and Mr. Hall. SEATED: Hildegarde tt,c, Sally .s,,..,,,,,., Bobby ,.c, Jimmy ,.,,,,.s,... .. Mrs. Dolson ,,,,c,s Mr. Dolson ,,,,,,,,, Freddie Shermer Mrs. Shermer ., Mr. Shermer ,,cc,,,,, Ellie Mae . ., Jill Paige ,. .. . Carla Schumacher .........Eileen Basinger Donald Basinger Dean Diller Carrie Bauman . . .. Oliver Lugibihl , Robert Gerdeman Ruth Steffen , Alden Bohn Marilyn Shoemaker Miriam Basinger Joanne Steiner Ruth Steffen, Harry McCullough, Carla Schumacher, Joanne Steiner, Eileen Basinger, Carrie Bauman, Oliver Lugibihl, Dean Diller. STANDING: Alden Bohn, George McCullough, Billy Fridley, Mrs. McKanna, Robert Gerdeman, Mr. Hall, Miriam Basinger, Marilyn Schoemaker, Erma Meyer, Ruby Geiger, Donald Basinger. Page 36 SENIOR PLAY FIRST ROW-Mrs. McKanna, Betty Basinger, Richard Boehr, Barbara Schumacher, Owen Etter, Cathryn Diller, Eloise Steiner. SECOND ROW-Julius Bixel, Eugene Steiner, Margarette Hart, Joanne Hatfield. Charmene Rade- baugh. THIRD ROW-Roy Schutz, Gene Suter, Gary Welty, James Zuercher, James Kiene. CAST Sam .. .. aeee, ,,,,ee,e,,,,, Gene Suter Ting ,,,e,ee,,,,,,ee,,,,Y,.., e,e,,e, R oy Schutz William Winkler ,,,. ., w..,,..ee, Owen Etter Aunt Jane ,,,,e,e,, Barbara Schumacher Suzette ,,,e ,,,,eee ,,,,,. E l oise Steiner Jane . i,,e 7,7ee,e,,e,,e ,,,,e,eee B e tty Basinger Bob Baxter i,,.,..,eeee ., Richard Boehr Benjamin Moore Kitty ,,,e,,,,,, Eugene Steiner Cathryn Diller The Seniors presented the play, The Arrival of Kitty, on the nights of April 21 and 22. The play centers around Bob Baxter, who is in lovc with Jane, the girl of his dreams. Jane's father made an eccentric will instructing Jane to marry Benjamin Moore, a bachelor of 40, who had once saved his life. Moore was quite willing to carry out the conditions of the will, as was also, Jane's uncle, William Winkler. However, since Jane was in love with Bob, she had ideas quite to the contrary. Winkler took Jane, her aunt, and the maid to the Halcyon House, determined to force Jane to marry Moore. Winkler was in love with Kitty, a well known actress. Bob told aunt Jane about Winkler and Kitty but Winkler, by a lucky stroke, spiked his guns and get even things so left Bob holding the bag. Bob, attempting to with Winkler, impersonated Kitty and made hot for Winkler that he finally agreed to the wedding, and all ended happily. The play was directed by Mrs. McKanna McKinney. and Mr. Page SCHOLARSHIP TEAM FIRST ROW: Joanne Steiner, Carla Schumacher, Beverly Schutz, Carol Krohn, Margaret Hart, Miriam Bas- inger, Shirley Hauenstein. SECOND ROW: Eugene Steiner, Paul Leightner, John Bohn, Roy Schutz, Oliver Lugibihl. Absent: Dale Leh- man, John Moser. The Scholarship Team of Pandora High School is an organization of which little is known. The number in the team varies between thirteen and fourteen members who are representatives of the upper four grades. The Scholarship Team traveled to Bowling Green on May 7, where its members matched their talents with the talents of the representatives of the other schools in the state of Ohio. Usually several of our students rank in the upper ten per cent of the state. Not much is heard of our Scholarship Team and the students do not get nearly enough credit for the great amount of hard work they put into their job in the form of study. We all hope that in the future this team may receive as much rec ognition as the other organizations in the school, Page 38 CAMERA CLUB l'he Camera club is a newly formed organization in Pandora High School this year. The pur- of this club is to learn how to take good pictures, to learn to develope our own negatives, and arn to print our own pictures. This club meets every other week and individuals of the club come to the dark room when- they have negatives to develope or pictures to print. We hope to learn from other's experience to help others profit from our own mistakes. is our aim that each member shall have made at least one good print for the spring exhibit. BT ROW: Marilyn Benton, Marceil Burry, Janet Krohn, President, Karen Augsburger, Claudia Riehen- bach, Joanne Steiner, Reporter. Kay Sue Welty, Asst. Reporter, Miss Schumacher, Advisor. OND ROW: Paul Lehman, Dale Lehman, Mildred Schutz, Sec.-Treas., Mary Martha Zuercher, Janice Schutz, Ruth Steffen, Helen Burkholder. RD ROW: Eugene Steiner, Vice Pres., John Bohn, Richard Reese, James Miller, Bill Basinger, John Geiger, Asst. Sec.-Treas., Robert Steiner. Absent: Mr. McKinney, Advisor. Page 39 THESE ARE THE MUSICAL ORGANIZATION PANDORA HIGH SCHOOL HERE WE FIND THE SCHOOL'S MUSICIANS the people who have a double capacity of giving full concerts or rounding out another program. Pg 41 I-IIGI-I SCHOOL OPERETTA CAST Colonel Calverley ,,,,.,77 A.,,77,, J ames Zuercher Dean Diller Major Murgatroyd 7,... 7,7.,, Robert Gerdeman Lieut. The Duke of Dunstable Byron Steiner Reginald Bunthorne .,,,, Richard Boehr Archibald Grosvenor ..,7.ee , Eugene Steiner Mr. Bunthorne's Solicitor ...,,i...,,, Roy Schutz The Lady Angela ..,,....,7......,......e Eloise Steiner The Lady Saphir v7,e,e..., Charmene Radebaugh Barbara Schneck The Lady Ella ..,i, YY77 L ,Betty Motter The Lady Jane ,,i....,i .,eee,,.,,e,,,i..., R uth Steffen Patience ...,,.,.,...e....,,i,e,e, Barbara Schumacher Page 42 SEATED: Robert Gerdeman, Eloise Steiner, Richard Boehr, Ruth Steffen, Byron Steiner. STANDING: Dean Diller, Bar- bara Schneck, Barbara Schu- macher, Eugene S t e i n e r , James Zuercher, Charmene Radebaugh, Betty Motter, Roy Schutz. FIRST ROW: Carrie Bauman, Ilo Van Scoder, Barbara Sutter, Carla Schumacher, Cecelia Kiene, Eileen Basinger, Ruby Geiger, Erma Meyer, Kathryn Baumgartner, Marilyn Shoemaker, Cath- ryn Diller, Margaret Hart, Betty Basinger. E if Q 3 n Q COND ROW: Shirley Hauenstein, Joanne elyn Meyer, Ursula Nussbaum. PATIENCE Burthorne, has all the maidens entranced. Lady Jane, relates the sad news that Bunthorne is in love with Patience. Patience, knowing nothing of his love, tells the maidens to stop their sighing and return to the Dragoon Guards. However, the maidens are so entranced by Bunthorne that they pay no attention to the Guards. Patience, believing it is her duty to fall in love ,meets Grosvenor who is so attractive that all fall in love with him. Grosvenor and Patience confess their love for each other but Patience then remembers that true love must have some sacrifices and since they find no fault in each other they separate. Meanwhile Bunthorne decides to hold a lottery to decide which of the young maidens shall become his bride. In the midst of the drawing, Patience appears and reveals her intention to marry Bunthorne, Grosvenor, frightened into obeying Bunthorne's decree that he abandon all symptoms of estheticism, appears as a Natural and matter of fact young man. All the maidens follow suit and return to their faithful admirers, the Dragoon Guards. Patience returns to Grosvenor, leaving Bunthorne without a bride. THIRD ROW: Darrel Diller, Donald Basinger, Oliver Lugibihl, Alden Bohn, John Bohn, Dale Bridenbaugh, Julius Bixel, Richard Reese, Gene Suter, Stanley Newton, Billy Fridley, Bill Basing- er, David Diller, Mahlon Geiger, Dwight Bixel, John Geiger. iner, Winifred Steiner, Helen Burkholder, Page 43 CJRCI-IESTRA SEATED: Mildred Schutz, Kay Sue Welty, Paul Lehman, Barbara Schneck, Winifred Steiner, Beverly Schutz, Donald Basinger, Arthur Schutz, Tom Reichenbach, Mona Lou Welty, Fred Grismore. STANDING: Eloise Steiner, Miss Manges, Richard Boehr, James Miller, John Moser, Oliver Lugibihl, Roy Schutz, David Diller, John Bohn, Dale Lehman, Byron Steiner. This year under the direction of Miss Roberta Manges, the orchestra has had another successful season. The orchestra played for the Christmas Concert, Farmer's Institute, and the March PP. T. A. program. The orchestra will also play for commencement and probably furnish music for May Day. Orchestra meets twice a Week for the purpose of obtaining a greater appreciation of orchestral music and striving to improve technique. Page 44 President .,,,.,,.. , Oliver Lugibihl Vice President ,, Kay Sue Welty Secretary Sz Treasurer Dale Lehman BAND FIRST ROW: Byron Steiner, Dale Lehman, Janet Styer, John Geiger, Robert Steiner, Edwin Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mahlon Geiger, Gayla Wynkoop, John Bohn, Beverly Schutz, Mildred Schutz, Ruth Ann Herr, Marceil Burry, Alden Bohn, Oliver Lugibihl, Roy Schultz, Donald Schneck. THIRD ROW: Leila Shirk, Carrie Bauman, Richard Boehr, Helen Burkholder, Ruth Steffen, Robert Rade- baugh, James Miller, Mary Martha Zuercher, Janice Schutz, Carol Krohn, Miss Manges. FOURTH ROW: Ursula Nussbaum, Kay Sue Welty, Joanne Steiner, Janet Krohn, Betty Motter. President Roy Schutz Vice President to,, 7 mJoanne Steiner Secretary 8: Treasurer to Alden Bohn There is nothing like good band music to spur one's spirits, and the Pandora High School Band did its share to enliven the spirits of the spectators at our home foot- ball and basketball games. The Band had a full calendar of events. It prepared formations for fall and winter athletic games, partici- pated in the Fall Festival, at Ottawa and in December, had the honor of playing at the dedication service of the Russel Plant. This year the band had two little mascots, Judy And- erson and Max Cook, who did much to enhance the appearance of the band. Page 45 BOYS' GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Miss Manges, Byron Steiner. Do!ald Basinger, John Geiger, Bill Basingcr, Dale Bridenbaugh, Donald Basinger, David Diller, Beverly Schutz, Eloise Steiner. SECOND ROW: Robert Gerdeman, Dwight Bixel, Arthur Gratz, John Bohn, Oliver Lugibihl, Eugene Steiner, Dean Diller, Bill Fridely. THIRD ROW: Richard Boehr, Julius Bixil, Roy Schutz, John Moser, Gene Suter, Stanlev Newton, Alden Bohn. FIRST ROW: Donald Basinger, Eileen Basinger. Carrie Bauman, Ruby Geiger, Miriam Basinger, Margaret Hart, Betty Motter, Charmene Radebaugh, Barbara Schumacher, Helen Burkholder, Joanne Steiner, Winifred Steiner, Shirley Hauenstein, Bryon Steiner. SECOND ROW: Miss Manges, David Diller, Barbara Schneck, Marilyn Shoemaker, Cathryn Diller, Leila Shirk, Carol Krohn, Joanne Hatfield, Erma Meyer, Ruth Steffen, Betty Basinger, Ursula Nussbaum, Carla Schumacher, Eloise Steiner, John Geiger, Beverly Schutz. THIRD ROW: Dwight Bixel, Donald Basinger, Bill Basinger, Eugene Steiner, Richard Boehr, Robert Gerde- man, John Bohn, John Moser, Roy Schutz, Gene Suter, Oliver Lugibihl, Alden Bohn, Julius Bixel, Dean Diller, Bill Fridley. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB JR. I-IIGI-I CHORUS FIRST ROW: Carrie Bauman, Eloise Steiner, Cecelia Kiene, Helen Burkholder, Miriam Basinger, Winifred Steiner, Ilo Van Seoder, Joanne Steiner. Shirley Hauenstein, Evelyn Meyer. SECOND ROW: Clariee Hilty, Eileen Basinger, Ursula Nussbaum, Betty Basinger, Betty Motter, Ruth Steffen. Ruby Geiger, Barbara Sutter, Carla Schumacher, Miss Manges. THIRD ROW: Beverly Schutz, Margaret Hart, Barbara Schneck, Barbara Schumacher, Joann Hatfield, Cath- ryn Diller, Leila Shirk, Carol Krohn, Charmene Radebaugh, Erma Meyer, Marilyn Shoemaker. FIRST ROW: Fred Grismore, Marian Diller, Kay Sue Welty, Ruth Ann Herr, Elizabeth Probst. Claudia Reichenbaeh, Shirley Nemire, Joan Stahl, Charlene Herr, Marlene Lugibihl, Delores Bucher, Marilyn Benton, Gene Paul Basinger, Miss Manges. SECOND ROW: Paul Lehman, Edwin Anderson, Tom Reicherbach, Mareeil Burry, Gladyce Bixel, Eleanor Bohn, Alan Gratz, Sandra Welty, Janet Krohn, Clarabeth Diller, Larry McCullough, David Augsburger. THIRD ROW: Blaz Coleman, Alphons Meyer, Gayla Wynkoop, Mildred Schutz, Mary Martha Zuercher Donald Sehneck, Ronald Herr, Janice Schutz, Roiene Cherry, Karen Augsburger, Robert Stein- er, Pat Wenger. THESE TEAMS REPRESENTED US ON T . 1 TI-ILETIC FIELDS DURING THE YEAR FINALLY, WE COME TO CUR ATI-ILETES . . . those people Who would rather l o s e graciously a Well-played game, than to trample a weaker opponent into the dust. Page 49 FOOTBALL A l l Coach Hall, known to many as f'Shelly , was the mentor of the football squad. Coaches Hall and Strahm instilled in the players a respect for fair play and sports- manship and also the will to play a good wholesome game. Certainly anyone who saw all the games saw some good football played by the 1948 Fleetwings. The team's efforts to choose an honorary Captain for the season resulted in a three way tie among Jim Kiene, Owen Etter, and Gene Suter. FIRST ROW: Roy Schutz, Mgr., Dale Lehman, Donald Augsburger, David Diller, Arthur Gratz, Robert Radebaugh, Donald Basinger, Darrel Diller, Norman Hilty. SECOND ROW: Paul Hilty, Richard Boehr, Peter Diller, Dwight Bixel, Dean Diller, Dale Briden- baugh, Robert Gerdeman, Billy Fridley, Eugene Steiner. THIRD ROW: James Kiene, Owen Etter, Richard Rice, Julius Bixel, Gene Suter, Gary Welty, Stanley Newton, Oliver Lugibihl, Richard Reese, John Windau. Page 50 VARSITY BASKETBALL The basketball team of the '48-49 season was coached by Mr. Robert Strahm. Coach Strahm came to Pandora from Findley Col- lege where he starred in Athletics. This being his first year, we Wish the fellows could have given him a better win and loss record. But, as we all know, it is not win- ning the game that counts. Learning the rules of sportsmanship and fair play, and learning to do one's best are far more valu- able than top scores. Certainly we have therefore been afforded an excellent opport- unity. FIRST ROW: Donald Basinger, Billy Fridley, Richard Reese, Dwight Bixel, Bobby Lehman. SECOND ROW: Dean Diller, Richard Rice, John Moser, Alden Bohn, Robert Gerdeman. BASEBALL UUA gk FIRST ROW: l Dale Bridenbaugh, Billy Basinger, Donald Basinger, Robert Gerdernan, Richard Boehr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Strahm, Owen Etter, James Zuercher, James Kiene, Richard Reese, Bobby Lehman, TRACK FHRST ROW: Donald Augsburger, Russel Nemire, Eugene Steiner, Dean Diller, John Windau, Richard Bm SECOND ROW: Mr, Hall, John Moser, Gene Suter, Robert Gel-dem:-in, Richard Rice, Gary Welty, John B James Kiene. Page 52 RESERVE BASKETBALL itrahm, Billy Basinger, Russel Nemire, John Bohn, Richard Reese, Billy Fridley, Dwight Bobby Lehman. J R. I-I IGH BASKETBALL .eland Grismore, Tom Reichenbach, Byron Steiner, Dale Lehman, Alan Gratz, Robert Steiner, 1' ROW: .lphons Meyers, Pat Wenger, Larry McCullo ugh, Paul Lehman, Mr. Hall. DND ROW: Darrel Diller, Mahlon Geiger, David Diller, James Miller, Stanley Newton, Dale Bridenbaugh. Arthur Gratz, Donald Schneck, John Geiger. Page 53 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7. Labor Day 10. Football Preview. Pandora battles Vanlue in 0-0 tie. 13. First Day of school. 14. Elected class officers. 16. Pep rally. 17. Pandora defeated by Spencerville 27-0. 24. Pandora defeated at Forest Homecoming 31-7. 31. Seniors have pictures taken at Bluffton. OCTOBER l. First Spyg1ass . Bluffton beats Pandora in nip and tuck game 13-12. 4. Truth or Consequences program to initiate Freshmen. 5. Y-Teen girls have Weiner roast and program. 6. Seniors get proofs. Pandora beats Shawnee 6-0. 6-9. Putnam County Fair. No school: Wheel 11. First Mirror Staff Meeting. 15. Pandora loses to Elida 31-0. 18. Jr. High defeated at Columbus Grove 7-0. 20. Grade cards. 22. Chapel. 25. Pandora Jr. High defeated by Lafayette 14-0 28. Pandora loses to Delphos 13-7. 29. F.H.A. Halloween party at Cassie Di1ler's. NOVEMBER l. Try-outs for Junior play. 2. Election Day. 3. Group of student attend French Symphony at Lima. 5. Pandora defeated by Columbus Grove 27-0. 8. Magazine subscription party. Movie 13 Rue Made1iene . 10. First snow. 12. Pandora loses to Leipsic in close game 13-14. 15. Hunting season opens. 16. Y-Teen girls give annual football banquet. Mr. Renninger speaks. 19. Teachers meeting at Ottawa. No School. Pandora defeated by Columbus Grove in first basket ball game 39-21. 23. Pandora whipped by Beaverdam 59-31. 24. Thanksgiving Program. 25. Ruth Steffen wins local Prince of Peace Decl 'mation Contest. 25-29 Thanksgiving Vacation. 30. Took pictures for annual. DECEMBER 1. Junior class play We Shook the Family Tree . 3. Fleetwings lose to Fort Jennings 58-45. Page 54 10. Pandora defeated Leipsic 59-24. 14. Plandora clipped by Blanchard 61-30. Movie The Story of Alexander Graham Bell. School dismissed for Russel Company opening. 15. Y-Teen girls go to Allen County Children's Home to give program. 16. Freshman Christmas Party. 17. Pandora defeated by Glandorf 76-37. 20. Snow. 21. Pandora licked by Bluffton 65-29. 22. Annual Christmas Cantata. 24. Christmas Program presented by entire school. 25. Christmas Day. 25-January 3. Christmas Vacation. JANUARY 1. New Year's Day. 5. More Annual pictures. 7. Pandora loses to Ottawa Parochial 57-35. 10. Chapel program. 11. Semester tests. 13. Benefit game. 14. Pandora whipped by Miller City 70-26. 18. Picked out operetta Patience . 19. Pandora beat by Continental 72-39. 26. Pandora girls play Gilboa in volley ball. 28. Pandora loses to Ottoville. FEBRUARY 2. Assembly by the F.F.A. boys. 3. Community Institute. 4. Pandora defeated by Kalida. Seniors take scholarhsip tests at Ottawa. 8. Miss Ruth Hilty speaks at Y-Teen meeting. 11. Operetta try outs. Pandora loser to Vaughnville. 14. St. Valentines Day. 15. Putnam County Tournament. Pandora defeated by Vaughnsville 59-28 16. Students see movie Les Miserables . Operetta cast is chosen. 24. A representative from Toledo Hospital gave a talk and showed a picture on nursing. 28. Pandora Junior High beats Vaughnsville in first tournament game 22-21. 1 1' Page 55 CALEISI DAR MARCH 2. F. H. A. girls go to Toledo. CF1oor Covering showb. 7. Pandora Junior High wins second tournament game With Blanchard. 8. Pandora Junior High defeats Ft. Jennings in Tournament 34-27. 9. Rev. Schnit speaks at Chapel. 10. No school. Snow too deep. - 11 15 21 22 24 25 26 29 30 31 . Pandora Junior High loses first place in County . Costumes arrive for operetta. . Dress rehearsal for operetta. . First production of operetta Patience . . Second production of operetta Patience . Stude . Bi County F. H. A. meeting held at Pandora. . Students see movie My Friend Flicka . . Won practice baseball game with Glandorf. APRIL 1. April Foo1's Day. Pandora vs. Grove. 6. F. F. A. Father 85 Son Banquet. 7. Ball game. 11. Ball game. 19. Baseball Tourney. 21. Dress rehearsal. Baseball Tourney. 22-23. Seniors give play Arrival of Kitty . State So 25. Baseball Tourney. 27. Y-Teen Assembly. 28. Baseball Tourney. MAY 4. Putnam County Track Meet. 7. Jr. entertain Sr. with Junior-Senior Banquet. 12-13. Sr. Exams. Spring Concert by Music Dept. 14. Jr. Olympics. 15. Baccalaureate. 17-18. Exams. 19 20 21 . May Day. Sr. Leave for N.Y. . District Track Meet. . Grade Cards-last time! Page 56 Junior High with dedeat by Col. Grove 42-21 . Pandora Y-Teen girls entertain Bluffton Y-Teen girls. nts see movie Knickerbocker Holiday. . Students compete in District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green. lo and ensemble Contest at Otterbein College PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. M. B. RICE, M.D. Pandora DR. H. A. NEISWANDER, M.D. Pandora DR. F. D. R. RODABAUGH Bluffton DRS. EVAN Sz FRANCIS BASINGER, DENTISTS Bluffton, DR. GORDON BIXEL, O.D. Bluffton, DRS. NEISWANDER Q HERRING Bluffton, DR. M. D. soAsH, M.D. I Bluffton DR. W. E. MARTIN, M.D. Columbus Grove, DRS. A. B. St D. E. HILTY, DENTISTS Columbus Grove Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Page 57 Page 58 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Following this page is a group of people who have not been previously mentioned. Yet their contribution is the one upon which all other phases of the composition of this book depended. We, the Staff, cannot ever really express our grati- tude or indebtedness to them and to all others Who made this Work possible. For Fine Gifts Turner - F enstermaker DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE S1106 CO- Kay's Jewelry Store 129 NORTH MAIN STREET 415 S. MAIN ST. LIMA, 01-110 I HEADQUARTERS FOR F NDLEY, OHIO ELGIN - HAMILTON GRUEN - BULOVA Quality Shoes Since 1889 AND BENRUS WATCHES Mr. Cox: Who was Homer? Norman H.: The guy Babe Ruth made famous. A Tramp: I lost my leg and I wondered 1-1- Mr. McKinney: Well, it isn't here. xxx , , .-fljb' HART'5 ,.... CREDIT FOR ' AAAn A A WITH DIAMONDS 3 5 HART FOR o'i: TO SWEETHEARTS START l26 W. IIIGII ST. 'Ai ' UMA. 0lIIO JOHN HODOSKO . SL S 0 I1 s Reg1steredJewelers 210 No. Elizabeth St. Lima,Ohio Page 59 Lehman's Home Service NORGE HOME APPLIANCE Phone 22 A Pandora, Ohio Lehman's Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE - DAY OR NIGHT Phone 22 C Pandora, Ohio Dean D.: Bri g m noth a dwich, please. Waiter: Anything else, sir? Dean D.: Yes, a pape weight. The l t s dwich blew away. INFANTS' - CI-lILDREN'S AND MISSES READY-TO-WEAR Yarcl Goods, Curtains. Draperies Gifts Millinery STEWART'S Department Store Columbus Grove Ohio THOMPSON'S Drug Store Drugs - Toiletries - Stationery Gift Merchandise School Supplies Save with Safety at Your REXALL STORE Pandora Ohio Page 60 General Tires SHOP and SAVE Goes A Long Way AT To Make Friends W. ll. PFLAUM The Lima Tire 8x Supply FREY'S 312-314 West Market St. Ph. 43021 DEPARTMENT STORE Recapping - Repairing and Used Tires Ottawa, Ohio Lima Ohio' Beverly S.: When I sat down to play the Piano all the aud- ience laughed. Miss Manges: Why? Beverly S.: There was no piano stool there. SALES and SERVICE TRY The Donald McDowell Implement PANDORA, OHIO Phone 57 A ALLIS CHALMERS - NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT Page 61 QUALITY GIFTS COMPLIMENTS OF Basin er's Furniture DON JENKINS g Store JEWELER 47 Years of Dependable Service BLUFFTON, OHIO HIGH LIMA, O. 140 W. W. L. EDWARD, MGR. Mr. Cox: Cafter that X equals 0. a long-winded proof? And now we find Dite B.: What? All that work for nothing? ALL FORMS COMPLIMENT-S OF FROM INSURANCE THE 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE I 1 mum msunnncs AGENCY INSURANCE AGENCY DILLER'S POLICIES PAY DILLER'S POLICIES PAY Clarence D. Diller, Agent PANDORA, OHIO PHONE 70 A 125 N. MAIN BLUFFTON, OHIO . . Hlram D. Diller Page 62 Sidney's Drug Store GEIGER SIDILLER Sidney Hauenstein Armin Hauenstein Prescription Pharmacy Bluffton Ohio Phone 170 W Greyhound Bus Station A Store of Friendly Service CLOTHING VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS SI-IOFS BLUFFTON, OHIO Taken from a diary of a certain girl from P.H.S. Monday-he tried to kiss me. Tuesday-Tried again. Wednesday-Tried again. Thursday-Said if I didnit let him the next time we went riding he would turn the car over and kill us all. Friday-I saved four lives today. COMPLIMENTS THE L PE CO. OF WALTERMIRE'S DRY GOOD S YOUR. FRIENDLY STORE READY-TO-WEAR BLUFFTON, OHIO Authorized Dealer Exclusive Ladies Store CROSLEY SHELvADoR REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, RADIOS, FREEZERS cooLERAT0R RANGES, REFRIGERATORS, BLUFFTON OHIO FREEZERS LEWYT AND EUREKA CLEANERS Page 63 COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW GOLD Dairies OF NORTHWESTERN, OHIO James Z.: What'11 we do? Gene S.: I'11 flip a coin. If it's heads, we'I1 go up town. It it's tails, we'11 get dates. If it stands on edge, we'I1 study! L. R. BAUMAN Thrapp and Warren INTERIOR DECORATING QUALITY WALLPAPER Bluffton, Ohio AUCTIONEERS The commission you pay us Is not spent but invested Ph. Pandora 36 A 01' Bluffton 546 Page 64 Schumacher Stone Co. ALL SIZES OF CRUSHED AGRICULTURAL LIME PROMPT DELIVERIES Phone 122 A Pandora, Ohio John W.: This liniment makes my arm smart. Mr. Strahm: Why don't you rub some on your head? Alan G.: Are you going to listen to Jack Armstrong tonight?,' Ronald H.: No, I can't I must get in some wood for Mother. Alan G.: I can listen for I had to get some in last night. Bluffton Cement Block Inc. Manufacturers of COMPLIMENTS CONCRETE DRAIN TILE DUNBRIK and DUNSTONE BRIK CRETE Retailers of OF CEMENT - PLASTER SAND - VITRIFIED PIPE CEMENT BLOCKS - STEEL SASH RAY CU LP Other Builders' Supplies Bluffton, Ohio Phone-213 W or 365 W Page 65 WM I' Q DRY coons READY TO WEAR :I A A MEN'S FURNISHINGS PETERS 8a WEATHER BIRD BALL BAND SHOES RUBBERS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES I.G.A. SELF SERVICE SUPER MARKET A 5c to 31.00 BASEMENT Pete D.: I know a place where the women don't Wear hardly anything except maybe a string of pearls once in a while. John M.: My gosh! Where? Pete D.: Around their necks. FLOWERS . . . FOR EVERY OCCASION Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Expert Flower Designing Member Florist Telegraph Delivery BASINGER FLORIST RALPH D. BASINGER, '28 Proprietor y PANDORA BLUFF TON Ph. 129 A Ph. 404 W HERINGHAUS - SUN OTTAWA, OHIO FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Page 66 V . BEST WISHES Steiner :Sv I-luser in the Headquarters for YEARS To JERSILD SWEATERS FOR EACH STYLE MART CLOTHES SENIOR SHAELY SHIRTS MALLORY HATS MAC 6-' SON FREEMAN SHOES UBC STURE Bluffton Deerwood Dad: Isn't it wonderful how little chicks get out of their shell? Darrel D.: What gets me is how they get in. COMPLIMENTS OF Pandora Egg 6' Poultry Co. TELEPHONE 123 A PANDORA, OHIO Page 67 c. F. NlswANnER INTERNATIONAL HARESTER ' I Trucks Reirigefation B ERVS rac ors JEWELRY STORE Frigidaire and Diamonds -- Watches Bendix HOME APPLIANCES 140 N. MAIN LIM BLUFFTON OHIO Richard R.: Hey, B b Yo eng nes mok n Bob G.: t'WeI1, it's Id gh Eugene S.: I d th d I last eek John W.: Did you take a trip. Eugene S.: No, Hunting a place to park. BLUFFTON FARM EQUIPMENT CO. MASSEY-HARRIS SALES And SERVICE E. F. Schmidt, Owner Pag 68 PHONE 260-W BLUFFTON, OHIO SHAW'S IEWELERS NATIONALLY HOME OF REGISTERED FAMOUS PERFECT KEEPSAKE WATCHES DIAMONDS 220 N. MAIN LIMA, OHIO SOMMER MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILES - GMC TRUCKS USED CARS JIM SOMMER PANDORA, OHIO PHONE 125 A Ruby G.: I just love birds. Curly B.: Cshylyb I've been told I was a little cucoo! Guide: That is a sky scraper. Joann H.: C011 her first visit to New Yorkh Oh, I'd just love to see it work. OLIVER i ,sa f e Q j j Sales - Service 5. -' A . , - M Cost Reducing Equipment CONGRATULATIONS Come In . . . Let's Get Acquainted THE FRANK BAKER Halker Implement Co. BREAD CO. 1030 Findlay Rd. Lima, Ohio Page 69 John Deere 81 New Idea Farm Equipment O. C. HURSEY 8: SONS Bluffton, Ohio PHONE 173 W BOX 71 Miss Schumacher: James, tell what you know about the nitrates. James K.: I don't know much about them, but I do know they're cheaper than day rates. Mr. Strahm: What did Daniel Boone say when the Indians came over the mountains? Tom R.: The Indians are coming. KESSEL'S Ottawa Ford Sales F indlay's Largest atb Selection f 0 State Route No. 224 COATS and DRESSES Findlay East Main St. Ottawa, Ohio Ohio Phone 405 w Page 70 COMPLIMENTS E or PAN DORA GARAGE Steiner Motor Sales DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Service L. G. Steiner, Prop. Telephone 89 D James Z.: Have you had a miniature cocktail? i John W.: No, wazzat? James Z.: One drink and in a miniture out. Winifred S.: Did you slip? Barbara Schneck: 'KWe11, what do you think I'm doing? Listen- ing for footsteps? COMPLIMENTS OF CORKWELUS BLU FFTON O . . PATENT MEDICINES Flying Service a E Flight Instruction ICE CREAM F11 Aircraft Sales and Service , , WILSDNSPORTS Blxel Motor Sales 7nd e Bluffton, Ohio EQUIPMENT Ottawa, Ohio Rage. 7.1 TOMLINSON GOOD THINGS BRAKE - SPRING SERVICE TO EAT Brake Service Wheel Aligning Frame Straightening N C I I Spring Service 212 South Elizabeth Street Phone 7-8941 HEWS' and HILTY LIMA OHIO Mr. Hall: Alden, what is a cannibal? Alden B.: I don't know. Mr. Hall: If you ate your father and mother, what would you be? Alden B.: An orphan. 7 KLENK S CGMPLIMENTS OF SHOES AND CLOTHING I-IUSER Men and Boys BARBER Sl-IOP Columbus Grove Leipsic PANDORA OHIO Page 72 Donaldson Bros. PIIIHIL MIIJIJII1 Garage 1FlH!HiIM7liL H9333 PONTIAC AMBULANCE SERVICE SALES SERVICE Columbus Grove Ohio PHONE 222 W BLUFFTON Mr. McKinney: What was the under ground railroad? Dale L.: A tunnel under the Ohio River. Father: My, rny, what a short dress you are wearingln Shirley H.: Yes, Father, but think how long it will be before I get a new one? BULOVA Farm Bureau ELGIN HAMILTON can WATCHES Supply All KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Your Insurance PARKER 51 and SEE SHAEFFER'S PENS N. N. SOLDNER . 61 YEARS IN OTTAWA PHONE 74 J PANDORA BECKMAN JEWELERS Page 73 COMPLIMENTS OF Burkholdes SALES and SERVICE J. I. CASE Farm Machinery and Parts PANDORA, OHIO GROVE RDALE FEED COMPANY Purina Feeds Custom Spraying DDT and Weed Killer PHONE 56 W. C. ZUERCHER - H. C. ZUERCHER Columbus Grove, Ohio Etter: When she wasn't looking, I kissed her. Jess: What happened?,' Etter: She refused to look at me the rest of th ven ng Homer: 'tWhat caused the big collision today?' Henry: K'Two motorist ft the samejaywalkerf The First National Bank Pandora, Ohio THE FARMERS FRIEND MEMBERS OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page 74 Geiger Sales And Service DELCO OIL FURNACES AND BURNERS ROUND OAK STEEL AND CAST IRON FURNACE GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING SHELL PRODUCTS PHONE 96 A HAROLD GEIGER Alden B.: CSeeing Oliver L. having trouble with his singingb Say, your a little hoarse today aren't you Ollie. Oliver L.: No, I'm a little Mule. Doctor: Why do you have BF76552 tatooed on your back? Patient: That's not tatooed, doc, that's where my wife ran into me with the car when I was opening the garage. Myers CheVrOIet HAVE You PANDORA Sales MEN VISITED OUR W. F. MYERS - o. R. MYERS NEW STORE FOR MEN PHONE 97 Entrance On High St. CHEVROLET L d SALES AND SERVICE e COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SERVICE f-A Greater store In A Great ony 220 W. SYCAMORE ST. Columbus Grove Ohio LIMA OHIO Page 75 BEST WISHES BRACY'S WISE CLOTHING 81 SHOE CO CLOVER FARM STORE Putnam County's Accepted QUALITY FOODS'MEATS Style Center For Men Since 1898 FREE DELIVERY Featuring Nationally Thrift Plus -Satisfaction Advertised Merchandise OTTAWA OHIO Phone 27 A L. E Bracy Miriam B.: They say kissing is dangerous. Cass D.: Yes, but isn't it Wonderful if you live through it? Mother: Carrie, it is time for bed. All the little chickens have gone to bed. Carrie B.: Yes, mother, so has the hen. STEINER KOHLI - MOSER CHEVROLET SALES BODY SHOP KAISER-FRAZER Expert Auto Repairing AUTOMOBILES WITH AUTO PAINTING Genuine Chevrolet Parts 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ADAM STEINER, PROP. Phone 268Rl3 Bluffton Ohm Columbus Grove, Ohio Page 76 HUGHES sl s0N, INC. COMMENTS OF J EWELERS R. E. DAVIDSON UMA OHIO PLUMBING-HEATING -.E 3. - . .ga ,fs :-1 Xxx.. .L l'f :A,1 Duro Pumps 5 , xx K9 ' A 0 an - if -+- Water Softener ,,::gj..'li - jk 'V .4 1. Electric Water Heaters -5- '44:lliif31fl.',.f,,LV.-'f2 ' Crane Standard Fixtures ? ' QQWM -'Y W .- 7 ' 24-HOUR E I HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADUATION S RV CE GIFTS Phone 131 A Pandora, Ohio Dad: Did you have the car last night, son? Dick Reese: Yes, Dad, I took some of the boys for a ride Dad: Well, tell the boys I found one of their little lace hand- kerchiefsf' Mr. McKanna: What on earth would a woman like the Duch- ess of Windsor want with twenty new dresses? Mrs. McKanna: That's easy, twenty new hats. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HARTMAN SONS P A FUNERAL DIRECTORS CANNING COMPANY FURNITURE Pandora LOUIS H. MACKE COpen Saturday Evenings! Ohif Columbus Grove, Ohio Page 77 cCormick - Deering Farm Machines Gibson Refrigerators And Ranges-Glow Boy Heaters Perfection Oil Stoves-Maytag, Woman's Friend Washers Pittsburg Paints-Monarch Oils And Greases Celina Stock Tanks And Feeders Continental Farm Fence Goodyear Farm Tires These Popular Lines of Farm and Home Supplies Are Serviced by Our Store CUPP AND LEMLEY BROS. Mr. Hall: Do you mean to say the e s only one cou se f r din- t ' ht J t h 9 ner omg . us c eese. Mrs. Hall: Yes, dear. You see the chops caught fire and fell in the desse t I had to use the s p t put 't out. COMPLIMENTS OF Women's Sz Children s Wearing Apparel Baby Gifts A Specialty Your Simpson Tailor--Made Clothes For Men And Women BLUFFTON, omo PHONE, 137 AMERICA-S SAFEST CAR BETTE JANE SHOP Page 78 JONES GARAGE Putnam Livestock Shipping Association CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH VVE BUY AND SELL Sales and Service ON ORDERS PHONE 160 BEN F BURRY MGR Columbus Grove Ohio Phone 118 A Pandora, Ohio Bum: Sybddy 1d5o1t eha d ef pof coffee? Wise Man: A dune I thou ht coffee as only a nlckel Bum: AI k but I got a date COMPLIMENTS OF A. C. E. DEALERS IN F EEDS-SEEDS-COAL GASOLINE and FUEL OILS ALLIED CDMMODITIES EXCHANGE PHONE 132 A PANDORA, OHIO Pae79 Pandora Milling Co. Dealers In All Kinds Of GRAIN - FEEDS - SEEDS - COAL - BUILDING SUPPLIES, Etc. Phone 49 A Pandora, Ohio EDGAR C. PIFER, Mgr. Dick B.: Are you the one who cut my hair the last time? Barber: I cou1dn't be, I've only been here a year. Is she stupid? Stupid? She think ct pus s an eight legg d at Compliments Compliments of of FRANKLIN I GEIGER S Llfe Insurance Coal Yard GEORGE LEHMAN, Agent Phone 106 E Pandora, Ohio Pandora Qhio Page 80 WRITE YOUR HISTORY WITH PICTURES PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO FINISHING COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO GRAPHIC SUPPLIES NEU - ART STUDIO Miss Manges: How would you punctuate this sentence: 'A pretty girl, walking down the street, turned the corner just as I saw her.' Bill F.: I would make a dash after her. IT WILL PAY YOU 1 we SCHUMAEKER S PAY US A VISIT HARDWARE and GIFTS Dexter Hollywood Washers Potteries BAEW5 SHUE STORE Nfxfsziiztgon 53:::1f:,:za , . P COLUMBUS GROVE, omo 125321 Query a Wick School Supplies Shoes That YOU Like Pittsburg W. s. George HF01- A11 The Family Paints Dinnerware H O SIERY OTTAWA OH IO PURSES Phone 136 W A GOOD PLACE TO BUY RUBBER FOOTWEAR Page 81 For That Quality HOME DRESSED BEEF - PORK - VE AL LUNCH MEATS FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING COMMUNITY LOCKER SERVICE SEE BURRYS' LOCKER SERVICE GASOLINE MOTOR ou. Findlay, Ohio P8 82 COMPLIMENTS of Times Publishing Co. Headquarter For Your Hometown Weekly THE PANDORA TIMES also FINE JOB WORK Mr. McKinney: What is the formula for water? Barbara S.: H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O. Mr. McKinney: t'How's that? Barbara S. Why you said it was H to O. NOAH BIXEL Devoeis Buyer of Semi-Gloss flat FANCY EGGS Wallpaper - Art Supplies Pay Highest Prices Decorating Frantz Wallpaper Paint Sz Supplies Pandora, Ohio Ph 133 A Page 83 Compliments Compliments of from CHARLES S. REESE DA Life - Auto - Fire - Liability Pandora Hospitalization DAIRY Would Appreciate An Interview At Any Time Ohio Phone 33 F Pandora, Ohio 91 John B.: O-W-W-W-W! Dentist: But I haven't touched your tooth yet John. John B.: I know, your standing on my foot. James K.: '4What is a joint account, Dad? Q Dad: 'iltis an account where one person does the depositing and the other the withdrawing. DILLER L MBER CO. LUMBER ROOFS MILLWORK 5 PAINT? Pandora - - - Ohio Phone 88 A Page 84 COMPLIMENTS OF .,' M, ,L . 52. ef fe, Sa- ff rflz- . x Wifi .-f -2:23, 71' .,,J.x -ig 4-' 55 ,wif-54 'Qi -.Lge ff? ' Lfqz, Q wi , .v Rf:,i' . 5- -eff -me ::,, 5, f . . :S .Q ..-. 2 . A . . .ig V. ', ' 1 . 1- ' '3.,4.+.:. J -' MJ '-af:ii5E'. ' ' . . V 1- -LA ' 'E' 42.41 , . es -5 ' P'-155,-3--.,. 'e:-:fo - a 3- 4 1 4 ,- ki Me 22-25-,x ,qilr ls-M -Q Q . ..yu 3 .fr e LE if s1ffif'?if2f - gefes - . See I :s-.:'--- J ' i E 7 5? ' Llfk eu.,.:i51i fge.,.-'-fe-:fe 2 Wi - ww'-W'1v'm 'T 'TT .eff 3 'WW' :qi-Igjasi F: e...-.-.. ..........iN.e..'a-L gem.. ,gm . .1 .-.Eg 31.55 - . '., . . '- E . 3 ' 2 FS 2 5355.1 -- ,. ...V ,, . . -j - -tl 'A , ,. .A - .. - 3,2 1 f BLUF F TON, OHIO The gum-chewing girl and the cud-chewing Are somewhat alike COW Yet different somehow. What is the difference? Oh, I see it now It's the thoughtful look On the face of the cow. Compliments BEST WISHES Of for . YOUR SUCCESS Amstutz Hatcherles 1 Carma Theatre U. S. U. S. Certified V t Approved mln , Bluffton R.O.P. Pedigree - Sired CHICKS MR- AND MRS- G- CARMACK Pandora, 0. Bluffton, Ohio 'Props'- Page 85 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1949 GRADUATING CLAS-SES OF PANDORA HIGH SCHOOL 'A' Best Wishes For Continued Success FROM THE F. C. RUSSELL CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO Wor1d's Largest Manufacturer of Combination Screen And Storm Sash and All Metal Awnings Dad critized the ser mon. Mother though the organist made a lot of mistakes. Sister didn't like the choir's singing. But they all shut up when little Willie piped in, Still it was a pretty good show for a nickel. Compliments 9 Homer D. 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