Paulding High School - Echo Yearbook (Paulding, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1950 volume:

du Tt seems only yestevday that our senior class entered into this school as I': e::fhx1erx. Those joyful days have yasrod swiftly until now, we :Land on the brink Ol' Q 1.e'ew and lf:'3y'lxL 1x1.lLil'63 w?.'Cl1 we hope to obtain by honest ef- fort and endouvor. Tn hope that others may pain a little laufhter or hnpp4ness from our carffree past, we publish some of our most cherished mem- orivs in this book, the 1950 ed- 1l1OH of Til ECHO. THF STAFF SS?-..1+.'lE',f: harley E311f'har.mw Milli lem: .AllSfAn1x:1e, if'u-efiifovs. STAHLTHG: Kr. hurxou, Adviforg ing Zim, You Valvin,,and Uivk Tuust, Pnotugraphnrsg Youua mfutvrhalfwv, Clans Editor and Eiusiness ?v'emUs'm'g 'snlefl P-Hif.urs.La am? E9-Df7E'!'TRX':4' Pefrmlzxzri., qeatxre hditorsg Yonica QwfpLn:L, Advwvti9'ng FHHRVHFQ Dave 1 Brio? and Paul Will, Sgfrts FH'Lwrs. , AwSYL.IIJ Nad Price, IY.otopra5llw'. all l I lil IC UIQ 9 Q W . 4 S-DJAQ Q gf! an X if 1. X uiQ3se3f: lie1.i To Hier Fisher we wou1C like to way the kigheet trikvte. Hot only nns e?e been A wonFerVu7 teacher, but she's been Q real pal and has :ivan a helflrg hand to all who need it. Yet there is no honor which can trnly meet The merit she deserves. She was felthful to P.F.S. fcr more than n Quarter of n century. Beceuee she has given others so much hejninenn, we are certain thnt the following yeers of her retirement will be filled with joy and Qlainess. He want to thank ycu for every- thing, Mies Fisher. You're one nernon we'11 never forget. N 'W UZAI TO SEI! I N lElD13lf IS PO I ll ,- ' ' ' A-fmt .ww rw K' ' 1 Clsssmates, how culckly are the years Enfolded within T1me's unendlrp scroll, But yesterday, it seems, we came, Unknown, untried, to prove our worth, To share the gifts here lavishly bestowed. Today we go. The daily intercourse That we have known for years must end, The struggles and the laughter, the triumphs and defe ts Will be but memories, yes, cherished memories That we shall often summon in review. As the moment comes when members of this school we cease to be, Both Joy and Sadness mingle in our thoughts--- Joy that our tasks in school are all complete And wider fields of usefulness await, Regret that the many pleasant fellowships we've known Must end on the Commencement Day. But though the swiftly rolling yenrs shall heap Great drifts of Time between the now and then, In Menory's gallery this place we'l1 keep And oft, though distant far, shall see again. Our paths henceforth shall lie, sac? in its way Divergent from the one we've kept together, Yet shall we reach the common goal of Truth Enlightened by the torch of common good. ix ITP' E Board of Education Nr. John Hooker, Cle?kg XP. Ffrwli Fowuifg fr. Jagfpl Diliez C yr 0 v nu-Q.n.n. ww w-p-+,W :+, f, I Q Presid-mtg Johnson. , 1' fNQf Office Secretar HY? . 4, TTCK Y ,. '1 ,-, .,. P .ff Princip A fi 'E 5 ? i perintendent Gian M-'V '.-V,- . 4Cf'f 'up QV' 4 ,x V-ivrnw. 1 U, A. 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CWhere's v trwv to ell b?D We tP1E5 tw tvke Latin but it wlmwfi task us, Traveled to the study hall to raise n great fuss. Suweriwr Eeniwrs lvokPH wt as vith m 'iso fave? 3 ! C . N I we herein +wve! +' M1 +6 sp v 31 , W A. l..,.,, ws 4- vw' -fl ous ..' ll., Ll F . fvr4. 2 Qfmce flvzr. fi09lh U30-G kesvens,U thvy s id, Hthise Frevhxpn As Sislwicywi ve studied Q litfle Lit ,':f, jfwu slzcwuli T'Lf1Vf' S003 'sll tlzff Eufstsw ire Fw 'yvimf Ve smvnt N jwxd tvs Z urs wav ivy Fwf vow? 215 Cfevar U's left ti decnyl Them as Jolly Junlvrs wctlvitles toox mist Tis recwiwts frsf yur Cl ss Pls? reslly msg Thi JHHl??-?9HlNP :wn uni vhs fiiwr ihln ev gsl it Y s yefl flrlll tm t1i5e ,cfusu tl Ai Ewmiwlw ' e lvuixual tw if'uj' sulg' VA? A.? yftnr 'Q - +ve the Cwmrre, vp All yQllQ0, Mvslve lvms vw'zs if ssrt' la. at lfvt We'v l JwrQ'f hurl l V9 H L wmv uw-Nv!+E ywvw ' C ass Officers X9 S... l 63, A 15,-Y, X 1 L 4-1 f- L ,- ll vm A ' .1 . '1 ,A K fw. X,. 9 .,x.. 4 1... . 4 'H , Er' r 'vH ' H H fn-.ww ..A4--.- NL. .Qu Y. V. V .,- -me r'R5: l,',f,Ag exwrar: L,l.,, Qenrctary wg Slew Cllbz l,l,g,N, Assembly Chair: F,wgI-Teene: l,7, Treasurer 2, Vive-sroe. 1: Lrtln Club: l, See-Trees. 2: Cox:'r:1Wl '11-Exe 'w A. 1'.,+-.V--mtwp. 1 'Q ,Q,. .lu . . , , A... 1. 4. -:. -,A., , , Syewklny Chvlrz lg S11llei Ink ?'ef 3,H' feho Qfvff' bg :'lr't t: .. C , .. C, - . C, - of the Lirht: F: Orchestra: 23 Student Council: wg L1brfr1:n'e Club: ?g Band Libvfrlnnt Eg Junior Cleve Plfyg Senior Clnss Plnvg TQIALF CALYIL Hiohnieu nd: T,',fg E1-Y: C,E by Intra- P lr: 1,?,?,w3 Hall Pvtrclt N, fkffF:l1: 1,A,f,eg Fzvfbellt A, Tru k Team: Y, A fe l DEAX ALLFHCUSE uF1leSH Band: l,2,3,bg Chorus: 1,2,3,4g Glen Club: 1,2,3,b5 Aseemnly Cnoir: 3,Lg Y-Teens: l,2y Sec. 3, Scued Lender U5 Lrtln Club: 1, President Qglntramuralsz 1,2,3,bg Orchestrn:2g Swing Band: 3gSn111- ed Ink Staff: 3,Ug Echo Staff: U: Student Council: l,Ug L1brnr1nn's Club: 35 Band Librarian: bg Com- mencement Vestal: 35 Speaking Choir: lg Junior Claes Plnyg Senior Clasn Play: Commercial Club: 2,33 ELEANOF CAHHAHAN nE111en Band: lg Chorus: 2,3,43 Cummer- cial Club: 45 Y-Teens: 3,6,4g I 'NL f . fr V PAVL HILL nHenryn Class Truasurer: lg Class Vice President: 2,55 Class Secretary: 43 Tntramuralsl 1,53 Basketball: 2,3,43 Chorus: 3,4g Student- Councll: 5g H1-Y: 2,3,43 Sec.- Wvena. o? H1-Y: 45 Junior Class Pluyg Spilled Ink: 3,45 Commer- cial Plum: 2,53 Hall Patrol: 4: Erho Staff: 4: DOLORES STOLLER nSto11ern Chorus: 1,2,3,43 Glee Club: 1,45 Intramural: 1,2,5,43 Latin Club: 1,23 Commercial Club: 23 Spilled ior Class Play: Operetta: 23 Speaking Choir: 13 Ink: 3,43 Y-Teens: l,2,3,43 Jun- fl LADOYNA HAILEY HDORHRH Jai'- ,qzflrusr l,.w,g .mmm l,,,g,w, Y Yegnsz 1,7 , 3 'ammerclul 1-f' hh I ARTHUR PRICE nBudH Go H1-Y! 2,3,Mg Track! 3g Hall Pa- trol: bg Intramural: l,2,3,4g Basketball: l,2,3,Q3 Football: 3, by 1 4 I XRS Q' 1 K ', 7 J'f3iQg 1, ax gHffliQfQ5g PATRICIA RIFE nPQtn Y-Teen: l,2,3, Souad Lender Q3 Commercial Club: l,2,3,hg Chorus: 2,33 Spllled Ink Staff: 39, Class Play: 3,Mg Cheerleader: Ag J Il 3 I VVS . . ! 'f'HGf'Ll.5 GCFEELL F9'T. Hall Patrol: Lg ,fin , .W -W .J :A.-D PALCF HLPOQQ' .vf YX4- 1 'I 'N ,-. :ik w'-f1x'1f1i1.: T. , ,-, Pram, 74. w-..,.. .. fu 'T Q.. ..X.1, '3 1 3, V.,-..u:2. , , , -, ,. . .,. rCWtU31lI ,7,f,Lg 3f:WJtFwI w 1. 1-.1.,,.,.1...,1 4. w A f, 1.. .,V,L4, lr. A, ,L,w, 19,1 Iqir. '2 U. f'f,',,,3 .:T.,r-'. 1, ,,L ....,,, , D' fm--. 1. x-V. H. 1'l,-,yu Tiwrl., A -4- I, . ... ., .L v ri 70512: 5 P-3' 1' E':.t:':': 731 -.,-,f-gl. - ... .v,. .. mf 4 PAUL F m1:mffP111'ed all Patrol! 1 n is 1 'I . 9 M Jn.. USU' P:-cfm-sJv ' from Grover H5112 U3 Us KARY EUCHHAN uMaryn Chorus: l,2,Mg Y-Teen: 1,Mg Senior Class Play: Librarians' Club: 25 Commercial Club: Mg X QI? ANGELO CAPETILLO UAnge1n H1-Y: 2,3,bg Chorus: lg Foot- ball: 1,2,j,4g Basketball: l,2,3, My Intramural: l,2,3,4g Librar- ians' Club: 2,3g Commercial Club: 3g Hall Patrol: U5 Track Team: 33 ROBERT FLINT 'Boba F.F.A.: lg Hi-Y: 3,4g Claes Play! 3: -v' E JOHN HATEI? Hers210y Ir'1Trf'1r'fN1B! 1,2,3,Dg Tr:'fc1::3,if, 3:s11iQT,lJ11l1t 23,1-3 Hall Pa-.trol -5 E-'oogisnllt F?,3,-fg Hi-Y: 7, 3, , F. :. lg 'Y 'W-fr -,,,., N. M, .. N X vw,-Y. , -Q --, --11 , J Q. 1, V .. AA .,, w,-A-,T Au f P , Yzff ikq ,qu V, aw NANCY 'N N Teens: 12, , 5:3 'S' WILLIAX FASHOR? nEllln X33 Intrsmursl: l,Eg Jlnss Play: 3,33 Hi-Y: 3,hg Basketball: M' -1 .... '- Uetrnl' Wg DONNA WINTEHHALTER nPigeon' Chorus: l,2,3,Ug Y-Teens: l,Squad Leader 2,3, President My Class President: l,bg Class Sec-Trees. 2, Glass Treas. 33 Class Play: 33 Band: l,2,3,Mg Glee Club: l,3,Ug Intramural: U5 Latin Club: l,2g Speaking Choir: lg L1brsr1an's Club: bg Assembly Choir: 3,bg Spilled Ink: 23 Echo Staff: H3 Commercial Club: 23 MONICA REINHART nNon1en Chorus: l,2,3,Ug Y-Teens: l,?, Frogram Chairmen 3,33 Class Treasurer: My Class Secretary: 35 Class Vice-Pres. l' Glee Slub: l, 3,b5 sand: l,2,3,U? Latin club: 1, 2: Commercial Club: 2, Sec.-Trees. 3' Spilled Ink: 3,b- Echo Staff:u3 D 2 Assembly Choir: 3,b3 Class Flay 3,Mg Intramural: l,2,3,bg Swing Band: l,?,3g Orchestra: l,?,33 IT? VBJKX RAY DIX NDixien Intramural: l,2,3,b5 Football! 'Q I . 1 2,J,h: Traci: 33 ROSEMARY HEINHART uRos1en Y-Teens: l,2,3,Mg Chorus: l,2,3,ug Glee Club: l,L3 Latin Club: 1,25 Commercial Club: 2,3g Spilled Ink: 3,43 Intramural: l,2,3,Dg Echo Staff: 43 Hall Patrol: 33 Speaking Choir: lg 'wc sig 1, ,V , ag? V v . l MARILYN KERSHNEH uKerShu Chorus: l,2,3,u- Y-Teens: l,2,3,4g Glee Club: 1,2,l+5 Class Play: 3,u, Commercial Club: 23 Speaking Choir: lg A X Y Teens: w.--1. ' 1 v AH 4.45 1 fx .1 1- A '11 . . 47,1 ', C. L- ' , .4 V .,7u 1. A1 ,, .r L.,, , I . . . , A , 1 AA ,.. 4 r , , ' . - X r N x ,Q 'Y ., nt -+1 ,Q Q - v 4. n , Y M., , ,-- ...V , 1, - W v ,-,, .Q 1 1 + A -- -- - N A r- , '1- A 'T - LDJIQ, . TA .rx,:.', H J H w fn -Q . ,.. . 5 f-,4 yy , Nf..3 4 , y 1,1-.Q . J i'1'l1 .3 ,K ff' GEORGE HARDESTY Band: 1,2,3,u3 0 Q .-N... of JACQUILINE STAIR Jackie Homecoming Atteniant: l,2,3,b Commercial Club l,2,j,bg Glas Play: Hg Intramural: Mg Chorus 2 l C C ,33 Cheerleader: 2,3,U5 Y-Teens ,2,3,bg Spilled Ink: 3. , 'C 'X uv lx' e tif ,gyxfifvi Q H? - C .aw-if 94'-use--1 1 . .523-iiAY5-?'? ' - -1'-1-'iii-FTQX2'-2113 '-:In 1'-:fx- P-:F:': Z: .1 'ffC39-:-t-tffiz-3535521 J f ' ja-.gZi'I323.i1fi?iif?'S5:fQ 555 PHYLLIS RIGGENBACH Phil lass Sec-Treas. 23 Y-Teens: 3,U, horns: 3,bg Stulent Council: 3, Commercial Club: by Homecomlnv Attendant: 33 Commencement Ves tal! 33 -, . Q 4' 9' ,,- Q 4 -'W N--f 1'-I' Y.:'Z L .' f ' , A nr Yi'r'p ilh 1 A 4 u xwk . ' X X X , '1 X 4 N fb KN- X A 'L -,fi 3 ,, , ,4 loo! v Y . S .Lx v- ,x , Am- -1 '7 ,.. -. . , W- u Q .efnieu , Jlpp Nwpm. 1 4 'K ..'.x -4 4. J uw- 7. - ..- I 1 - . ,. H .f f,..4.v , - .- , VU.. n's 1 , ivv 3 wt' 5.3 ::.1.:4.:m:4.-x TC, .ADV-LL Chfrua: l,?,3,b- Y-Teens P Band! 1,2,3,Uj Homevo Ln y , , I -.. . -.,..,,- -, .... . -...--v-.,.. . ,... M..4..,,.. M.. -,-.. .-,, .......................-.---.,-....- -,., ...- .., .- .TILTMGR DIX J'.A'1131 s. , . ,, ' ' E1-Y: 25 I!xtx's-.rug-eel! 1,-N,7,L, - -- A ..:'..,.. H Fcwtoza.. g,L+g Clan., - ,,... 3: s ' 357 , I 9 133: Q . N v ' 'f . A 1 9- ,3 ...J ,Ryu , 5 '1 ,,., I , -3. K ' L ff Q J W 2 s . 5 M ' it .11 Zvi A. WX M4 ,. VJ- v . + xf,':x X in f3'Sr , I 1 6 Z M f A .hifi 'W 'L ' f Q .,,,, I - 41 :N f A ' . ,M .x - M fi 712 2 , ji uv' ' --'if' SS UZ Z gg A '-I-12 'hh ' K' x L f f ff 5? fi qui: I We the class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty, of the Paulding High School, of the County of Paulding, and the State of Ohio, being of unsound and decomposed mind and memory, do hereby Make, Publish, and Declare this to be Our Last Will and Testament, Hereby revoking and making null and void all former wills heretofore by us made. STRIKE I We direct the payment of all our just debts, and the expenses of the Administration of our estate, moreover, we direct our executor hereinafter named, to erect a mental insti- tution in honor of our great minds. STRIKE II We give and bequeath our noble, land other- wise! qualities, disabilities, and private accessories, fsuch as gum, erasers, paper- wads, bean-shooters, etc.l to the classes which follow us. STRIKE III We bequeath all our teachers, including Mrs. Gallagher, our faithful homeroom teacher, to the other classes. YOU'RE OUT!!! We bequeath our desks, and lockers, battered as they are, to the members of the Senior Class To come. DOWN IN FRONT! We bequeath the success of our class to each graduating class which is to come after us, and we sincerely hope that they will endeav- or to leave our dearly beloved school better than the class before them. CSen1ors of '51 you have a big job.l HOT DOGS!!! We bequeath all money fsmall change, that isl which is left after all debts are paid, to the school in any form that our executor, hereinafter named, wishes to invest it. KILL THE UMP! We hereby constitute and appoint our haggard Advisor, Mr. Ellis NCactus' Lutz, as execu- tor of this, our last Will and Testament and direct him to withdraw all our money Che's got a surprise comingl from the National Bank of Paulding, Paulding, Ohio to carry out the provisions herein named. In Testimony Whereof: We have hereto set our hands to this, our Will and Testament on the Third day of February, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty, Class of Nineteen Fifty. Sworn to before us and subscribed in our presence this Third day of February, A.D., 1950. ,,z . . wrrnsssasz QMW U- f C it , A9...,.J ,L,Lg5 Attorneys for Class of '50 I. I. If If I. I, I, I, I. I. I, I. I, I. I, I, I. I. I, I. I. I, I, I. We I. I. I, I. We Bill Bashore, bequeath my ability to hand girls a big line to Jason Brune. Mary Buchman, bequeath, my title of class clown to Jean- ie Hanenkratt. Don Calvin, bequeath my ngeniusness' in Chemistry to Jim Stahle Ray Dix, bequeath my football helmet - No. 3 - to 'Wasn Stoller. Dean Allshouse, bequeath my 'F1bber McGeen locker and booby-trap to Mary Bashore. John Harris, bequeath my six feet, six inches to Chuck Meyer. Eleanor Carnahan, bequeath my brilliantness in English IV to Barbara Barrett. Dick Faust, bequeath my job in fifth period library to anyone who wants it. Marilyn Kershner, bequeath my quiet and reserved manner at basketball games to Eldean Keck. Dave Price, bequeath my ability to get along with people to Chuck Weaver. Monica Reinhart, bequeath my musical ability to Leigh Stewart. Paul Foust, bequeath my ability to get away with missing school all the time to Marilyn Minck. Mary Stuttler, bequeath my first period sleep to Mary Ellen Burns. George Hardesty, bequeath my excellent trumpet playing to Bob Helle. Delores Stoller, bequeath my ability to get good-looking boyfriends to Jo Stoller. Isabel Rakonza, bequeath my athletic ability to Barbara Baughman. Paul Hill, bequeath my ability to get mad at the refs to Richard Sunday. Loretta Ringger, bequeath my nickname nTap1ocan to Mary Ann Johnson. Imogene Pier, bequeath my success in Defiance to Pauline Harrow. Tom Gorrell, bequeath my nickname Feet to John Buchan- an. LaDonna Manley, bequeath my twirling ability to Mary Jo Stratton. Jackie Stair, bequeath my cool C71 temper to Kate Steele. Geliah Collins, bequeath my success with men to my worst enemies. Angelo Capetillo, bequeath my football ability to Ray AI'n01de , Pat Rife and Phyllis Riggenbach, bequeath our peroxide hair to anyone who is crazy enough to want it. Nancy Morris, bequeath my ability to get along with George Hardesty to Burnetta Jackson. Barbara Comadoll, bequeath my Homecoming Queen crown to Shirley Russell. Donna Winterhalter, bequeath my ability to pop corny jokes and my presidency of the 62' Club to Loren Thomas. Nancy Buchanan, bequeath my good times in my Senior year to Sharlene Straley. , Bob Flint and Bud Price, bequeath our good friendship to Pat Kersker and Samantha Schultz. 'Cj2 X! Z 2 au 01477 IN ? a : QWZWQM Q fi K MW git! My A QCQ5 Yi!! V55 QQ 'Jr X l 4 ,MWWM jf! aw JW: Q44fQ,,O 57730. 'QQ vii Lf?-1-Q, K 0 Q -I K as a. Q as sf X IA E Ill IUXY n 25' 'xg , l ,re if is H .ifgwm Am-,-.Mm 'van J, .,. .s 'lf' 'N' .lN, . Y I YQ of 4 W' FQ . , x, ,ri . 5 'ue 'Q ', Q: ,. g-se Un. . . 1 YM . P U N, R 0 . .1 2 1 Nw P CAST Jerry Minton, a teen-ager.......... Albert Parker, from next door...... Caroline, UScoots,U Jerry's younger Diana, Jerry's older s1ster........ Delores Megrlehammer, the cook..... Tom Corning, in love with D1ena.... Roger Minton, the fnther......... Eve Tyler, an attractive widow... Martha Minton, the mother........ Mrs. Simmons, a trained nurse...... Grandma Thornton, Merthn's mother.. The Sure-Shot Man, an extermlnator. 'AREAS-. . .. sousJ8Ck18 Stair ....B1ll Bashore coosauoapat Rife .Monica Reinhart ...Mary Stuttler sooaon.PHu1 H111 llllllDon C81Vin Marilyn Kershner ......Dean Allshouse ...Nancy Buchanan ....Mary Buchman ...John Harris SUMMARY The The teen-age problems of Jerry and Albert plus the love worries of Diana and Tom equaled a mixed up family. Scoots, who had a fondness for nets Kof any kindl kept the Mlntons, as well as Eve Tyler, on their toes. Delores the cook really loved the Minton Family as if they were her Own flesh and blood, but their crazy antics sometimes upset her nnone-too- steadyu nerves and she was forever threatening to quit her job. Poor Mr. Minton was a typical hen-peeked husband but in the end, sees the light and rules the family with an iron- hand. Mrs. Minton was almost a dictator as far as her actions toward her family were concerned. Things really changed, how- ever, when Mrs. M1nton's mother, Mrs. Thornton, came to visit. For a while, she had things mixed up in fine shape, but event- ually everything turned out for the best. Mrs. Simmons, the trained nurse, added a touch of humor to the play as did the Sure-Shot Man. This play had everything from frogs to dogs. ' W , '52 Wg ' H f 1 f, . . l,,f,..ff , xi 'lt ia if WSP' N x Q ,nr ,sg 1, .X r P' +, I5s'.'. X . 5. Ts .F M K N XM: X t. inu-1 as 'E A Nsik- J .X 1-f ., x . X 4 , Q ,. Q -1 A, , m 4 - . K if a x4J..Q-f x -X. . ..X, . - m ' Ju ' 9- ' is , X W' ' I wi U ' sl, v , J' lf' 4 ' E QQ av' Ns 1 A- . -My . . L - is s We A. xi ww , S :.. K 5 K Y Q .V in 'V A-6' W :fa-W, v . '. 1sg,. 5 -xx, 'K X 7 P el 00 id A Cl A Ili CI- Alf ew we - I RITUAL CAST f Spirit-of-the-Light................, ....Barbara Barrett Master of Geremon1es...... ....Dean Allshouse Guardian-of-the-Light....... ....Nancy Buchanan Sueeeasor-to-the-Guardian.... ....Jack Brune V93t315nnoouooesau Donna N1nterhalter.... Dean Allshouse.... Nancy Buehanan.... Dave PT1Ceqnsalono Monica Relnhart,.. Isabel Rakonza.... Ray Dlxusonnaeoans Rosemary Reinhnrt. Paul Hllloouoosssa Mary Buchman.... bacon SPECIAL AWARDS .Mary Bashore Janet Burten Jeanie Hnnenkrntt Katie Kelms .Valedictorlan Scholarship Social Science .Co-Salutntorinn Foreign Language .Co-Salutatorlan Mathematics English .Citizenship Aflletlcs .Music Activities Natural Science .Commercial Girls' Physical E .Industrial Arte .Publications .Boys' Physicvl Ed .Home Economics if ducntlnn ucftlon Ag 0 UR l-:Wig semo YEAR Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. OC15! Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. oCto Octo Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Sept. 6--Back again. Where did vacation go? More people getting ac- quainted in the halls. Sept. 7--Now we're really in the swim. Our assignments are practically drowning us. Sept. 8-9--Whoever said your Senior year is the easiest is nuts!!! What a life!! Sure glad the week-end is coming. We're going to retire for awhile. ' Sept. 12--Finally getting back into the harness. You'll just have to ex- cuse the rest of this month. What with all our class elections and such, this month is a jumbled mess. The band practices like mad for the games. Put on some pretty cute shows, too. Our football boys got off to a bad start losing three games in succes- sion to Oak Harbor, Bryan, and Rockford by the respective scores of 38-7, 47-O, and 57-7. Maybe next month will bring better luck. Lots of new rules around school and you know what? A. P. isn't so bad after all. Three cheers!!! The Seniors ordered their class rings. So did the Lucky Juniors . All is woe again. Our boys got beat by Hicks- ville. Still think Dave got gyped out of that T.D. Score: 53-7. Gosh, how time flies. Seniors got pictures taken over the week-end. Did we say something about a broken camera? Raining catsup and hot dogs. Not much excitement around here. Calvin learns to be a gentleman. Columbus Day. Our present from Mr. B. ------- a six weeks test in A. P. Yiii!!!!!! Senior proofs begin to arrive. We d1dn't know we were so beautiful. Ha!! Had a dr1ver's safety test. Everyone so nervous, school let out an hour early. Barbara Comadoll elected Homecoming Queen. Our boys played a beautiful game at Coldwater which ended in a 6-6 tie. Everyone at school very quiet. Effects of yell- ing at Coldwater game. It was worth it, wasn't it, kids? Mr. B.'s birthday. A. P. class raised voices in happy birthday to him. No wonder he can't hear a thing now! Isabel and her slumber parties. Everyone walking in their sleep. Received first grade cards. Funeral March is our new theme song. New H1-Y's initiated. Big explosion in Chemistry. CALVIN again! Y-Teens send candy overseas. Yum!!! Busy day. Pep session put on by Hi-Y. Pretty, new cheerleaders: Bashore, Harris, and Capetello are glamorous. X-Rays for T.B. taken. Corona- tion takes place in the gym. Best part of day is football score. Paulding-27 and Payne-O. Yea!!!! Everything very dull and quiet. Even the halls are noiseless. Silence is golden! Induction ceremonies. Band practice. More fro- zen noses and toes. Pep meeting. Carey beat us 20-7, but it was a good game. No school tomorrow. Whoopee!!!!!!!! Another slumber party. Yawn! News! News! Band wins two first prizes for march- ing on Saturday. Teachers' meeting on Friday. Everyone sure hated to come back to school. Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov.2l Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec. 13 Dec. lb 3-- M.- 7-- 3-- 11-- 22-- 28-- 29-- Sure tell November is here. It's getting really cold. All the kids beginning to get out the1r??? woolles. No A.P. Mr. B. working on school tax levy. Everyone in an uproar. Hurrah!! School noise pitched to a dull roar. Kids zoom- ing up and down the halls. Game tonight with St. Rose. No A.P. Lost game 27-19, but boys played splendldly. Cheerleaders all played hockey, and there was no one to lead the cheers. Dance in beanery after the game. Lots of fun. Chemistry sure is fun with NDocu popping his shirt buttons. Allshouse is new A.P. teacher. Senior poll taken. Got all the class pictures. Gads and horrors!!!!! Concert band started and pep band for basketball games elected. Classes .shortened. Dr. Shauvre, U.N. represent- ative to speak here. Speech was wonderful. All yawns again. Had another birthday party. Just ask D. Stoller if you want to know the de- tails. The day seemed so lo-o-o-ong. Freshmen held a party in the gym. Good music and lots to eat. A.P. test over U.N. Show in gym at noon. Oh, that 8th period library! No boys in halls. Why??????? Hunting season, of course. Dean Allshouse is now called UShockN. Even lights up lightbulbs. Rosemary and Marilyn still trying to kill Paul. He has a big hole--in his chemistry book. A.P. papers due. All writing like mad. Thank goodness we can rest this week. Everything helter-skelter in anticipation of Thanksgiving vacation. Time out to breath. Whew! give very nice School out at 2:30. Y-Teens Thanksgiving program. First basketball game. We beat our old rivals Payne by score of 56-29. Senior rings arrive and are they beauts! Sopho- mores gave party Fri., 25th. Very nice, too. Everyone moaning and groaning. We told you not to eat so much. Let's forget this day ever happened. Continental beat us by a score of 42-23. Oh, woe is us! Farewell, November. Everyone in English IV cry- ing. Mrs. Gallagher played the song NPomp and Circumstanceu. Y-Teens hold district meeting in gym. More troubles. Grade cards again. --Only 24 shopping days till Xmas. Everyone begin- ning to act like angels.!???????J 2--Yowee!! Of All the doggone luck. Hicksville beat us 54-39. Boo-hoo! Rosemary gives us a scare. These late hours, huh? Delores falls off her chair in Chemistry. Dick, you should be ashamed! Another tale of woe. Van Wert beats us U0-45. Don't pinch yourself. It's true! Lions and everything in the gym. What is it? A circus, of course. Mr B is one A P test an ay. Oh, darn!!!!! . . g . . . yw --Big pep session. We at last got back on the road of victory. Beat Rockford 31-bb. Chorus practicing like crazy for Xmas program. We should be singing USO Tiredn. --Whoopee!! Another victory. The boys beat Middle Point 57-U8. Here's hoping we keep it going. --Only ll more days. Program in the gym. Big fat man played the piano. No, it wasn't Monica in diaguise 0 Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Deo Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 15-H111 we ever learn those songs? Well, anyway the . Chorus' Xmas Singing Festlva went off well des- pite our worries. 16-Wowlll The road of victory got so slushy that we sank in the mud. Oakwood beat us 43-36. what a night! 19-Here we sit like a bunch of stumps ---- taking an A. P. test in the beanery. Juniors have class play try-outs tonight. 20-Manchester's Perrysburg team was here. We're back on the bandwagon, for we beat them 35-33. It was really a thriller. 21--Y-Teens go Xmas caroling. Looks like all we're getting for Xmas is rain. No snow in sight. 22-Who wants to study? No one! Assembly Choir sings for downtown program. 23-H1-Y gives super Xmas program. Y-Teens give annual Xmas dance. Take it from me, it was the best dance ever. No more writing in this for '49, so Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone. 3--Kids still recovering from New Years Eve. Have to start building boats. Why? Silly question. It's still rainlng. 4--The rain stopped, but 1t's still wet outside Small wonder, 1sn't it? 9--Our rain came again--in the form of snow Q sleet. Farmer game canceled. A.P. themes, book reports, etc., due today. A great life if you don't weak- en. lO-Here we go again! Ayresville beats us 39-38. We d1dn't watch the clock well enough, I guess. ll--The Black Dirge has come to take us away. Exams are killing us. How bad can life get? .12-13-Murder! Where are they getting all those ques- tions? Half of our senior year is gone. Beat Latty by 47-44 in 3-minute overtime. Revenge is sweet. Friday the 13th, too. 16--Horrors!! Got our gradecards. How did you know we were so stupid? 17-ge'ZZ selling basketball games. Delphos beat us 3- . .18-19-Had flowers and marshmallows in Chem. Finally found a use for the bunsen burner in the lab. The smell of roasted marshmellows. Yum! 20-Take pity on them, fellows. They beat Grover Hill 50-24. Here's hoping they keep it up. 23--Coach is still ill. Hose he gets better soon. 24--Our boys get beat by Celina ICHS. 42-40. Some -schools certainly have good sportsmanship, don't they? For answer ask the Junior and senior girls. 25-Big A.P. test in beanery. Now we go around say- ing, 'Dah, hi, fellow moron.n 27--No school yesterday. Played Hicksville there and got beat 38-34. Game with Farmer Sat. night. Won by a score of 49-27. 31-More tests in English and Arithmetic. M aching head! Played Bryan and beat them 39-34. Dick Faust may now be called nBlond1en. 1-Got our namecards. At last we know how to spell our names. 2--That darned groundhog came out and saw his shadow Brrl More bad weather. 3-Drat the luck. Haviland beat us. Good game, boys. 6-Why do so many of the seniors look so terrible? Senior scholarship tests plus some terrific bum- ming over the week-end. 7--The trip was worth 1tl Quite a few of the kids went to Lima to see the boys beat St. John 42-42. One oar had nine people in it. 8-Hop over to the l th. Beat Antwerp 48-46 ln an exciting overtime game. Feb. 13--Bob Flint hurt in accident last night. Tough luck Bob, get well quick. Feb. lb--Look at it rain! Water suddenly floods lower hall. School out at noon. Feb. l?--Back again. Junior play postponed. Such weather! Bluffton beat us M5-32 in Celina tourney. Feb. 27--Skip last week. Only had 3 days school cause of snow. Ordered Senior invitations today. Mar. 7-9--Art exhibition in gym. Oh, boy, such art! Mar. l0--Junior boys beat Senior boys in inter-class fight Mar. 13--Senior girls beaten by Sophomore girls in duel for inter-class basketball championship. Mar. lb--Junior boys win over Sophomore boys for interolass basketball crown. Mar. 16--Teachers play Junior boys. For once the students got something over on them. The teachers got beat. First Senior class play practice tonight. Mar. 17--Had four cute fellows sing for the girls in Cho- rus. Their voices weren't all that were good. Band concert given. Such beautiful C72 music. Mar.2O-25--Not much doing. Open house held on Friday. Har. 29--O.N.U. Chorus here. Florlce Johnson ln it. Sure wish our Chorus sounded like theirs. Apr. l--Saturday, but Monica Reinhart and Bob Helle go to Bowling Green for contest. Monie gets a l and Bob a 2. Swell work, kids. Aor. 6--Public speaking class gives Easter Program. No school tomorrow because 1t's Good Friday. Apr.lO-ll--Still recovering from the lost week-end. Grade operetta given on Tues. night. Apr. lb--H1-Y surprises everyone with something new. A movie dance. It was lots of fun. Apr. 15--Sat. again, but band and chorus go to Ada. Band a 2 and Chorus a 1. Those boys sure were cute, weren't they, girls? Apr. 20--Awards for graduation announced. Dah, how did we get so smart? Apr. 21--Senior class play 'A LITTLE HONEYU. It really was super. One of the best given in P.H.S. And Stol- ler's party wasn't bad either. Just ask Marilyn Kershner about it. Apr.2b-29--School rips along with commencement practice and loads of work to do along with some Seniors who like to sleep and miss school. Such a nightgown. May 3--Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Tea. Had a cute style show and saw two girls in polka-dotted pajamas. May 5--Night club given in gym by the band. A variety of acts and pretty chorus girls. How do you spell a whistle? May 9--The Juniors give the Seniors their annual banquet. Get out you shootln' irons, pard, cause I'm rarlng to get me and you a handsomekco oke. May lO-13--Everyone cramming for exams. w?HalD Guess we'1l have to stay home over the week-end and study. May lb--Baccalaureate -- with Rev. Black as speaker. His speech was very good and enjoyed by all. May 15-16--Such cruelty and torture. Examsl!!ll May 1?--Practice for commencement. Get in step and keep the tears out of your eyes. May 18--Seniors hold picnic at 5-span. It included swim- ming, eating, and getting splinters from riding on Paul Foust's old truck. Also shoes were filled ---- with water and clothes thrown right and left. Our commencement was tonight and with mixed emotions, we left P.H.S. for the last time. We can now proudly call ourselves alumni. May 19--Senior Farewell Round and Square Dance sponsored by the Student Council. May 20-Alumni Dance and lots of fun. June l-D--Senior Trip to Mackinac and Chicago. Thus, ends our Senior year. So-long, everyone, and the best of luck from the Seniors of 19501 .-' hi ' P' -' g y I' ,s 1 552: ' X X - Q far 5 Ai I XX 9 ' gia 593 Xia' : firm, i N 9 u ' ' A xx V QW H x H ln ' ' xxx R XX QR 1 Xxx XX v mum ll ff'-V ' ' .X . N Nh 5 X, ,fk - x X. N xx V X ,av ' F . ,X X X I .. x' TW , . N 1 XX f 5 N g HR jx cy-52, KAW 1 , A X, ' 'X my-H-Vlflwas-. XX 1 f z 'T.', :sw-sf' ' f,, H , XX TX x ,fgf1'Q2f . ff Y ' ff f' 1,4121 X J g px A? f X ' x z f5.'Qf 'f l in X P if J, , w 1 G .gi-,,,.,ff V 'x . f X ----X 'T Q nf, x fp, ' nm , ,J-X fl 1 I rx- . H -'Hw, Junior Closs History f S Y In September l9i+7, fifty-four students bec.f1me PII'6-WX FPQSY1- man in Paulding High School. We were welconed by en initiation which wss given to us by the Sophonores. The officers for the yesr were: Pete Wythe, President, Chsrles Weaver, Vice-Pres.: Dorothy Todd, Secretsryg Janet Burton, Trensurerg James Stahl and Rosennn Reeb, Student Council. Our class adviser was Hr. Lutz, The following year, l943,we reported back to school feeling very important as Sophomores. The officers o'ected were: Charles Xesver, President, Warren Stoller, Vice Pres.3 Dorothy Todd, Secretaryg Pat Kersker,Tressurerg Janet Burteh ind Rich- I ard Gundermun, Student Council. Mr. Halter was our adviser. This school year we came back to the responsibility of mak- ing money to give the Seniors n memorable Junior-Senior Enn- quet-Prom. Our Junior Class Play uAre You Mr. Butterrorth?H was scheduled for February l6, but because of high water, it wns oostponed until March 3. This is the first time Q class play has been postponed in the memory of most peo le associat- ed with the school. However, when the play was finally pre- sented, it wxs better for the delay. .yi gg if 's. it '4 X r 'gn Junior Class Officers SEATED: Richard Gundsrmsn, Student Councilg Janet Burtch, Treasurerg' Warren Stoller, Vice-Pres.: Pete Wythe, President: Edith Keck, Secretary, Miss Russell, Adviser. STANDING: Joan Gordon, Student Council, Chuck Weaver, Stud- dent Council at Large. -445, -24 A Mark Andrews 70 Lois Cramel I ,,,- .ax 5 7 ,. 1 7, Bri? Richard Gundermun Pat Kegsker I .Es Q11 s ' 89, 7 S l Richard Heinhart .LS ' Q I , fy K! I, ff Warren Stoller X 1 N- ffl A' ' '3 1? X ' . px-' Q f , .5 X Q , , .l I ,A-,A - , , if . .f 'M lj Q -I . lg: N . 'gyf' 'K ,I . b4mi1l ix 4 .A . MNN ' QN5 Fharles Barbara Paul Jurk Junvk Barnes LurrcLt Eidlack Urine Hwni-1 zldxf Q L fy KT K ' J X S Q f Hf,,fiL , '-- , wel f , A . I . 1 f Rilhou Joan Vovis Joan Nnnwi lamina Ferrell ioodenouxh Gorion Tovvvll ,Q I A - - sf 'L A 'n lib' 'ff' 4, , ' , , J Av L' - J' 5 l A l .f, Q V Jeanie Pauline Jean Ed Knfie Hanenkratt Harrow Johnson Keck Helms ' N f..m,s Q, n ' l '.r rm K. ' 4' . K ' Ak V-v 5. ,l .. f X- lgk Q.. L 1 fa ! NWA v. 4f,5', Rex Mari IH Phyllis rnsemwvy Pat Leslie Mentzer Horrow Nonemnn Patterson ff ff' - . .IQ . In K 1:7 . ix 2 ' fy 0, - 1 'ff A H' N 'D x f' ...jj I ,M ' ' x Q- f l , , Giga ., ,Vw ,N .ig 'V xxyfff L Samantha Rex xmas Kate Leigh Schultz Shlmn Stahl Steele Stewart W fi 3 XT? :rf A 3' 1 f.l- , , . .. ..- , ' I Mx , ,r . Jr ' v 2 -7 K ' ' A I gf ' . A Q I l .xx ,h ,N Q Xa 1, X I ,I ,, x Q .lu n.. Games Doroiuy Lhurles Put Yfue Straley Todd Weaver Tells Wythe JUNIO 2 IUX A , , -.lt-,,....., .kk- .,.. i . - .1 . K. Q H 'f if f l-T ix... f eel Q X- t .52 - F: T Q 35 Y 551153-K. f , 33 .. V - his D f fx , of We 41 Jail Dan Meredith .............. .... ........ Jack Bruno Tommy, the bellhop. ............................. ....Pete Wythe Kat, the elevator operator. ................ ...Rosemary Honeman Mrs. Benson, the wife of the hotel manager. .... Marilyn Mentzer B111 'Mack' McGinnis, the house detective ..... .......Jim Stahl Virginia Blair, a waitress in the coffee shop. .... Mary Bnshore Miss Arabella Van Cleve, a guest of the hotel .... ..Joan Gordon Leon Beshinsky, a Jewelry salesman..... .......... .Chuck Weaver Helen Worth.. ................. . ................... Janet Burtch Sylvia DeLaney, a showgirl. ...... .. .... Pat Kersker Katrinka Hoden, a scrub woman .... ........ Kate Keims Mr. Butterworth. ................ ......Warren Stoller Telegrsoh Boy................. ......... Righard Gunderman Theater Manager .... .... . .... ..... ....J1m Streley Extras... ---- . ---- -- Members or the Junior Class SUMMARY NAre You Mr. Butterworth?H begins with a question mark and keeos everybody guessing continuously to the end. Mr. Butter- worth has purchased the hotel and is coming to claim it, but no one knows where or who he is. While the telegrams keep arriving for him, Mr. Beshinsky, a Jewelry salesman, enters, and his samcle case or Jewels mysteriously disappears. Every- one on the hotel staff begins trying to find the Jewels, when a fivg hundred dollar reward is offered. After nearly every one has been accused by someone else, the jewels are found in the laundry room by Mr. Butterworth who eventually arrives. There is romance between Virginia and 'Mackn which is comoll- cated by Sylvia DeLaney, and between Dan and Helen, who is discovered to be Mr. Butterworth's daughter. ff' Q5 L I X . 2 5 -5 .QW M K PGY Q , v-A gf L I I . ,M -a K' V . I S 4 :ffl X 257: X '- FP M P 9 lu ,I b123g?,-sfxk ,X figglgj 0 Q i !W ! ff ug .Q 9 a 5 gw 2:9 X lltyllllllllli lmlll' lllll A X ?f A X94 YW QQ :J gf: f X iam LL lf- f?f px , jp 5 -7 Y X A V Q 1,4 ff 1 S? 1 2' .,' ' K ff .N P, 'f A4 1' , Ll shui. If f M.4eNeRfQffm? f f gl fn 'Hum X R ......- ,. A .i Fwd' ZX: E ,rv H4 ,050 Iv 4,41 -un., Q' F9 luoq ,,.-uw ,uv U' sl' A O xx, AN W, ,,M,, , ,-o,7AwwN,,1 0 -if pn 'Q'i. W, l9l5, - 'N ur 'T otuifgif, Cogilitinf f . 41g.vr of loin-o Q, Oiiovef ?.H.S. Sooz, it VJG Pf'llAS Lv av www ihot this 711' of MPTlli'HW: oe: le V 3 tho ?rr'hgnn cl' 5 of ' 4. Ie T+: ie fcruofoned to the roxfine of Bird felon life 'fter ve h 5 vluoorej Pround like loot sieev fzr H flf S vs. . LMQ Cans ran- . J 1,1y wnofef, Vo vorrlei nT'ut tvo Tfllf' in jon vol. no if them was fi? initiftion H95 ti: wtier vos sono voy 1 wh ch no ow P-rn mon- PM psf is cl QF. TQ11, Y,. Fuel gfn Lolweg Salvo tif ' vlt Ly n nulncinq that 'levi foili V9 no initiotion, and ve solved he ztg r checking H' if 1. 1--getioli f?f0? onf Wfylng S1191 luev e-C1 H mv ter. In Xmr 3oohwmNrv ye Y, me Sm7jSJPvQ f Ski ing opnty Sznce and foli clffc lugs ewch semeftvr. He clectci th folio in officers : Fr'o Ev? Hrlieg Vice Pres. Barrio bruneg Fe . Mor lo unkhouserg 'vpwf. Hfl Tchwllg Stuoont Council, Mickny Ezuuiy ui Nwwilyn Hinckg w7g: . H-ilvy HT o6Y1?1r. QQ Q1--r, UT n vhflp, 9n5D'v YF to 1o'P ?'u1 inn 3105 Fchvwl on rn'E fcitfl ff i:s'ihlo. Sophomore Class Gfficers :if . - nnif frfyq, fn.: iv- 2,11-'-9. 6' ' ' 3,1 7 ,M ' ', .x 1:.,,w.' . , gy -1 nf.. wav u . . .. ff . 1 , I' gp . 4.,., v-'., In ,,Ax:...f',, .'l...L.n .'.-..-fx., .., , -'. a I,--1 1 w ,,. v. x.: 2 -71- 4 James Patricia Allshouse Anknev - I 5' 5. 4 U- 9 5 l J' idx A Morris Mary Ellen Epune Burns Clark .. ? Y . U -4 - X X f Dorothy Gross 4 , R . 5 fylf +f' .VXI k i Jay Jackson : In-us N Chnrl 6:5 Mayvws 2. F.. 9 rrx fi g? V, sg g .' , iff Nff ' Ray Arnold 'v 1 J . ! I K Allen Hvbee N .-- 4 f'1 : f 3 I , ', JBYHSS Collins COOVGP IQPWB 6 5: 47 j ' ' If 5 x . .- 1 lvy :A 9 X ' 'V ,Q X, , . s I .f -. Q ,4 James Hobart Harmon H0118 ,3 as X .5 ' -..Q A 1' K N fgfgt .xgf Dgyle Q1 SBU J Qhng on H6011 .'2 C 3 I 1 XJ . Norma Marllyn M1195 MlI'1C'lI 1: '- l P .Q Qf' . AA Thomas Baldwin ,. -'- V .-4 W' x I--X 1.4! 1,1 ll' , f 5.10 K I 1 Mitchell Boundy .3 1 E Margie Funkhouser I - ?J . I VXA Louella H111 l,S f,.A - -v nv , . ' f , 'Pl Justinw Kerk 'Ki 'f Shuha Pack Mary Bair f '29 Aa-.vS r Lola Mae Cain Grimes FS 3 .ij n r, H Jack Tlar ,vim x .. v'1' .I y, Kennet? Klcmmar 'x -l 1 Q, ., . Q I 1, fuvig Richard Paulus 5 ! I Ann Brnne fl ,f I Joyce Cain 7 'I x ff' ,I . Q I Chr.gtina Gross Hurnetta 3ac4:son lena Klingler Q. Q. .Agj S -ky A-QQw ah Shlrlej Paulus R111y Ann 'ellors '7-. .: 1.9 A-9 1 1 f I Loren ,homas 1-7 I Q ag , S Absenieesz QR ,. A-, , J! f . Hal Schell 'a .3 .I J .af .gilt f Qxxoslfv J Paul Thompson i' .,,i K , N Wavne Woodrlng krx vu fr' 1, ,Q . Q th li Q fi :if It . Y, .jfgx A wg I ' o' Sm Af? , 3 3 Shari ene Eunice Ann 3hiT'1eY Sgpgley Reynolds RUSSGII 1.4 A Y 4' ,Z IA 3' '- F' W '3' .7 L-.dir x of, . o LN 5 Richard Josephine QU '11 Sundav Stoller Warner vo, 1 in . X I I gf? 4 . ff , of 1 X s q 1, Dorothy lulter ron Wunder Yenser Zeller ary Ann Johnsonp Alice Niles S 44 qswsp9 ,x CL ' Elizabeth Price -Q Ju ,M 'TT' N QV' 'X K. I , A11c5 ' Whipperz ogy- 4 Y GY D ' 4 K 1, H4 ,- I 531. I' .-V r' .P 4 4..- U N:'1. 712' R ff, N21E4,.-nh?-TW 'Q' I, , if 7:2 I.: - . X j. f . R A M N f 4 Y JKRX, ll! -,W X ' D rf' Q V, ff f ' Vf ' X17 R TNQXXJ X J M, X 1 !p, A f Ix X 953 x 6 if:-Q11 .fx V X Whisk sc ?..'-fgqr li? - lxrf X ' VW W X N N 1 XE N x xx KA K X X XL. .IW K XX A kj XX 5 E 9+ xx I N K Q X l 'f.? J 1 x w- LX nLQi,fff2 If X ,X E K' K '2'i:r.x1:rvz.srJ:.::1mtv-xz:':: .L . iz:-1. 1: .xt ..., ,. f Freshman Class History When ve entered high school lnft Eewtemlrr, no one knew just what to exnect. Te sown learned tkff MAP hwpe rzzm T'1 ine Study Hall and tint our home raom 'P-cierf tern Hr. Benton and Hr. Hulters. The results af avr Clwrf elentl ns were rs follows' John Euchnnhn, areeidentg Tom IeL et, vice orPs1dentgC secrP7wryg Shirley Knlfley, treafurevg Shirley James Ph1lna', Stulenf Cvunrilg wn6 Rise Fe+terH, Ke raise? mwney ky T vlnq Clofr Sues, ond ve lnfavmwl dfnce. I harles Clark, Sorrell and, advisor. also hnd nn Freshman Class Officers SELTFD: Tom DeLaet und Jwhn Eucnnnwn. STANDING: Jim Philnot, Miss Fefifre, Shirley Sorrell, Shirley Knlsley, and Chuck Clark. fo in - V A ' ,Q 7 .. - 3 . M,i 1 Hg id hwssell ull? mronJ n 'A Sly, ju I 4 'at' Xljffz Prawn Buchanan M 'C ,G 2 Dv lb? I fl' X x 'narles Tom 'lark UeLaet 3 ' M, pf 1 Y , ANL, 7 .I . gf noe Roger Eillgrd Glick wonna Goyinks 1' Q . .31 41 X Shirley Knisley i Hanenkratt 47 f if X , I x y film ': if June Kochenour ,.. f .., X-4 -1. y L' Nu . r' l f 4 Barbara Hwvl 3nrnQ Yawghman 4' . . fyi, , X X f :LN fs . 9 s ,ff L 4 J 6 X J Sharon Burke Raymdnd Buchman ws- fcf . lsfx 'fx Lf N 19 1 Hobart Foltz Tleck ZF 1 uf fi nflg '53 . ,,' K 5. Carolyn Robert t Gorrell Gorrell A 0 ,SL , AZ. I A' 1. Irma James Harper Jones X 3 fk 1a -f. 5 1f, V ,x .7 ,X , lx 1 ! I Harold Calvin Layman Miller 1 as Larry Baxter x lil Cora Lee Frumwell ' ' X N f flu Joyce Nxlk Elizabe Hertel Q in I-.. F X 'li ' .N- f X Ladene Klingler 1 ' . ' I - QJV Q,-QI' X N 1 1 :B G lb l U ' .1 'lx.,' I ' 'nf -'L Dbrothf Hyman K.. V I .' K Nanny NVPWPI' 'C' 7' -- -r .1 I Betty Coll QV '57 Donald Gerber Uorrell As Q Yi Hf Louise Klingler 63 .1-f 3 l , I 1 Y. . M55 ,' -.fX7f,,'4 Gene Hubert vi '- K W - 4-5. we ,.. 5 A ,gi K ,Q lrp- 6' fa 'nth K 1 , U: .,- 1 . ,,x f' - . p ,- U u 6 1A,IA 3:1 Q ,ff X, V , r. Qiyri gi fi x 1 1 , Marilyn Robert Loretta Richard Nancy James Miller Miller Mnhlev Mnmv Nada Nouemnn g kviq a K ' l 4 -Q if fl 1525 f' e KZ . iso f M' .- 'Q 4' .N t K -f , 'Ry .,., 'A' -i A ,ff . , ' Q fo r I4 V. w 'TL ' 1 5 G i',JY,7 V' ?'se Aw-I h t .fl John Jack Velina Donna g-mee Lauva Noneman Outland Page Patteyson Qnilpot Philvot ' 'FQ l 'Q 'T' Q' Ng lo f ' 1 A . it X . 5 V K wr f Q ag f , ,A s L Q R, fr . , ,E ,, .o-o,1. Francis Mooneen Donnave James Robert Hickels Rinmzer Rumbauuh Schwab Sellers Smalley Z , f . . v 'sdfur my uv -1 sz? Q 'Ze l A, F l f AV.-if A .y 591 nooert Grace Anna Guy e Smith Steele Stroke Vance Vinepar W?ll1tzer --ff IQ4 I Paul Workman ge X Absentees: Alice Bennettg Norma Hutchinsong Trene Zamora. QNU ?.e5H VN A! , Y F3 -XXXNX I .hixw ,-N ,, fo 1. -x NH? lwf 9 f I , I fo X Sh'Fley Nb! v... i V x ,. ,, X A a 'fx fx ' f 4 -X, sg, 2 ' ?L K Q L: nl Q . ' h I X! 2 f 1 Y .ix 5 L K 1 'S ' . '13 x if Q' X g I I Kfrik ij? N gl- ,L g X .?rk,A A il 1 - ff'.:' .X31,?? 9 K' 425 x D --- - , . ,, . , r-E. 44 lx N K A Q:,,,t,,,,y.w....-3,-s..w,,.,-f-+ - .5 .,,,m.x . 1 ,,..., , my if -,il 61 S 2 Q R . 1 w- M- E, ....f'1a-f-,ww ,wmv rv m ' fb X mv Eighth Grade M 2 ' FQ: .sk SSH? iff xii .154 3? '?fl Xf.2z i t V fare a f l ' -x OFFICERS John Reinhart, Presiientg Miss Young, Advieerg Beverly Khir- ret, Vice Presidentg Betty Dangler, Secretary Treasurer. 1: ' ,Q 4 .9 if--r . . 6 X l .- Maxine Richard Ankney Barrett I, I , 4 :xii gn X-Q James Phyliee Burke Caryer f- ,'L 3, Q , N M K i Q Ralph arles Demuth Dunakin 4-.I Helen Barbara Arend Barnes 08 fl nf . Q ' it r Via-54 ' g ff: Doris Shirley Carlyle Casper fl Helen Rosemary Eiserly Faust ,X- A J Q ag n Q Q. I J! .. I Jerry Lucille Boundy Brown y -A 43 I 'I'7, .f Robert Betty Cody Danmler -wL, 1 4 .S Q3 ftx f Q ! 9 N .3'xOxN:,qL. ,H f'g,:.e Jack Ruth Ann Hardesty Hart Cnar es Hanenkratg BHS Klemmer ,o- ,. ff-' I , I .f D Gloria Parson :O .kr - N Caroline Shields 1.1K Danny Snrow so on Q Marilgm ' Wells L. 1 :q'a V, no 1 A' . X a 5, -f 1 Y-I-22 .. fJ .,- 1 A y' iz: if A? 1. ' L Z t , . K ,.. X to 1 's fx X f 1 of ie Q W Shirley James Bill Bob Johnson Johanna Jones Krick -s v- .- fl, P?rf -i QL dw. At ,ff Qiiliyix . ,ffl W' X r Xl :J-f ., . A, S V , Ruth Frances Louise Kuna Mitchell Mumv Mohart an 1- Q Adlivf' Q w A., f -.2 w Lx Q3 X e 6 1 ' ff' , L-we off 'M x 'jx E- ! f A S 2: ifff -g:E'Ff Af F A 'S i 1 l v' ,S Lloyd Danny John Janet Parson Riggenbach Reinhart Rhinehalt as 4.. Q 2. 7- .3, .ik ' .-:I 1 'Q-av , K- 4 ' fa-wx . H -' 1 , J ll , C - t 5 :I ' ,f A , , VY I Tom Shir ey Ruth Mary Jo Sontchi Stoller Stratton i6 .. if 'L Q., i f ' . Laura Justus Stults Strubel Surface Wilhelm nz' A 1 save -V eric I I I I If Q29 X N 7 I h X ' af Dfw SAVQ Beverly Larry Absentees: David Combs. Whirrett Zeller AQ -5' 'Q i 1 am Carl Kruse any . 4 ' .ite Dorothea Morrow Russell sz '5- Donny Sprow 0 mf. Wayne I Willitzer Seventh Grade -'Q , v s .nf . xx Q i,,5t I r . X1 ' . , ees t JL.3Be v N ... Q OFFICERS Mr. Heizllt, Advlserg Thomas Hess, Presidentg Patric ohr, Vice Presidentg Roberta Kersker, Secretary Trcrsurer. . 'Tgv' 7-..'.w7Xw 1 A. 'Q O .1 X 'A N ixx 'Ill . Betty Ann Justus Ronald Barbara Judy Raymond Aldrei Bnshore Black Burial Brune Pnshore . p '6 V , J N - fo 'U .- ' A IC-v - . .. K 55 -K 5 f Q , if e 1? si e f I fl I f fx Vx, 551+ V K ' Anorew Phylias Robert 'ooseve Collins Gontrmroz Cain Cain Dillery Daniels ,fealhi , !,, G, I' M :X - - y ' - ar , - ., ' f -f Q47 N 1 ,' 'A ' la I , L 'ff v A--. X ' al ll 5 U P' .I Douylas Ronald Phlllis June Sharon euhdenn Daniels Deming Funkhouser Garwood Grimes Haney 17' ci an x hichard Johnson ClanJe Jacknun yin J' . r, X 1 Q 1' . . Jim Harry Kiles Hiller su li- ,M Q ' . v :'J E??h J , rn : n . , f 'I KN 3135511 Sharon ygck Paulus , - Q fi 4 . A 3 gp L- , , ' 'J ff ,A K ts k.l f Mp! 1 N n fanny Kay Stouffer Shimb X,,'9 we ' ij h . - , .. ,ANL Jethro Vwb Snoller YV818Y ,- 14 Q2 1 ,QA - . ' Y' ,a ,A ,Q . v ,X n 'K '- f ' ll Orville Monte Waters Wurner NV-, ,, Au fJf Q . X'W .-' ,xf ,lthx .I Vera Koenn f' 'N 4 - ., r, - ' Nixnn Mott 'Q' Roberta Keysker x f,f Shfrley Schawverly A 1- J ,, q A- I K Karen Sam Kevsor Lehman P K ,Q rt . X - L9 A QV' -- 5, .:, ' ' S M, ,f , x X i 'X N Q N, I - . xx ' Patty Thomas Mohr Ness , f- 5 Iggy Q- ' :Q .n : I' A 1:1115 Q. X x - ' Nfil Jeff' .VA ' ff I . x --.., 5 fl HA- - f Twnne 'METERS .,chwad1 Lily 1' ' Q 'R 'D Q L V' '5 I! f, f ,AM- 'nE V ,Q ' x X11::::- - L,ff!!L, Thomas Strabel larry Whnw iv 'L 2: L' C -' . 4 r 4 X 1 X V 7 , Y Richard Richard Straley Todd Thomas 14 ,V AbS6?!'l1,FAe'5f1 ff Earl Bhldwin M. Rudnlpho Fnsiano '.i ,1 Navy Combs , f sum-on Miner r, I ', Sue Wells Phyliss Wortman Loonuxd K11vs x .- f X j 1 7 V , 54' i ' A vvverLv Patterson is' 1. A 'V fwnnld vnrfuxe lo 0' I. .- xr Y-'llpfmme Speakman r - - . 14A 'ik j f' Juv' Temple is - J Narbnva Weffvri 1 x B , . XM, iggjx 5 Mixed Chorus SOPHRKC Bern Allahouse Patty Ankney Mary Bair Ann Brune Jpnet Buriuh Eleanor Cvrnnhnn Joan Ferrell Margie Funkhoueer Cfrolyn Gorrell ShiJ'7f'y GOI'!'f'lfl Joan Gor6on Chrimflne Gross Jennie Hmnenkrctt Pauline Harrow Lovellr Hill Eoroihy Hyman Jean Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Ediih Keck Eldfwn Keck fufiino Keck Hfrilyn Kersknwr Louise Klinyler Lwdoor Kllnglor LnDonna Mnn'ey Alice Zlies Lorf no Hooley Phyllis Sorrow Yrncg Reds Yf1lUR Page MRT1PLf r roar Hosemrry Heinhsrf Ieloro: iickfls Lorwttr Rixgywr Phyllis Riggvnbac Samantha Schultz Mary Stuttler Grace Steele Delores Stoller mnSUMm Dorothy Todd Shirley Winninger Dorothy Wunder ALTO Nmncy Buchanan Mvry Buohnan Mary Ellen Burns Joyce Coin Corn Lee Cromwell Elizabeth Hertle Krtie Kelso Pot Korrker Marilyn Hentzer Uormn Miles Rosen ry Honemwn Prtty Patterson Fonna Patterson Shxzbrl Pool: Lvur: Phllpot E2lrrboth Price Eunice Reynolfs Isabel Hnkonia Mooneen Humbcugh 1 S1Rf.I': ':' Russell Donnnvf Schwfb Josephine itoller Al 1 ol 111143 pe-7-T P: f I-P216 h Eileen Nillitzer Sharon Zeller TETIOR David Allehouse Larry Baxter Hickey Boundy Charles Clark Tom DeLaet Joe Gillard Jack Iler Jimmy Konemrn Jack Cutland Jim Phllpot Hex Shimp Jim Stahl Charles Yeaver Pete Wythe BASS James Allohouns Burl Barnwn Jack Bruno John Buchanan Hilton Fomirp Bob Hello Foul Hill Foglo Johnson Farid Price Yrrrvr Stcller Paul Thompson Guy Vlnegpr ?r'ncvs Plnggfr Donna Vlntvrhnltvr Zfaynp Noodring Band CLAHIEECS Devn Allshause Nancy Bucbanvn Chuck Ienvvr Ediih Kwok Tommg 3QLnQt Barbara Barrett Janvt Relnhwlt Lorwttw Hmbley Burnett: Jacksm Doris GOQdPHOWf1 Shirigv Sonfchi Billy Ann SQl1w Cmrolyn Sklrlds DRN'5 Dave Price John Buohrnzn Dorothy Hyman Jrck Outlnnd FLIT1 Dorothy Todd OBCE Shnrleme Strale 3 1 rf ,Af v TROHBLFE5 Jim Allabcuse Jenn Jchnscn Linda Corwin BETLLS Larry Ba:xer BASS Kayne Kooirlny Jack Ile? BARITQHE Joan Gordon Eldean Keck 313115 Rooneen Rumbeuyh Donna H99 Goyirvg Helen Arwn6 Nw'fu:fv?v Dnlu. A W.-,.J Monica Hdinkvrt Donnq flUiFPh'lt?I Sharon Lellpr Ji rti 3112126 Jim Phfirot Q. nrry L01 FQ1ie Eevvrlfliiaawtt DESK MAJOR Kftif Kvixs n vw- --r-v'v 'g . I3 U. .. . 01.4. xl.-.,- ...Lf L Dsnns Hanley Bnrhsrv Comudoll Mary Jo Stratton I-' LAL? 152231123 1 S Helvn Eiswrle Bnrbfrw Brrnvs DIHECTQR George Snurwein 4 Y-TIE ENS BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Gallagher, Adviserg Nancy Buchanan, Vice fresidentg Donna Winterhalter, Preeidentg Dean Allshouse Squad Leaderg Sharlene Straley, Secretaryg Janet Burton, Pro- gram Chairmang Rosemary Noneman, Squad Leaderg Edith Keck, Treasurerg Joan Gordon, Squad Leader and Song Leaderg Isabel Rakonza, Squad Leader. SECQQD HOWz Monica Reinhart, Committee Chairmang Kate Keima and Elizabeth Price, Worship Co-Chairmang Barbara Barrett, Re- porterg Delores Ricklesg Dorothy Wunderg Mary Buchmang Loretta Ringgerg LaDonna Manleyg Barbara Comadollg Patty Ankney. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Mentzer Committee Chalrmang Elizabeth Hertleg Josephine Stollerg Justine Keckg Donnave Schwabg E1- leen Willitzerg Nancy Morrieg Francis Ringgerg Barbara Baugh- many Alice Whippertg Laura Philpot. EQURTH ROW: Delores Stollerg Shirley Winningerg Nancy Nedsg Rosemary Reinhartg Mrrilyn Kershnerg Doris Goodenoughgg Margie Funkhouserg Mary Ellen Burnesg Pauline Harrowg Jeanie Hanen- krat. FIFTH ROW: Donna Pattersong Samantha Schultzg Pat Patterson Fat Kerskerg Bhuba Packg Christine Groesg Jean Johnsong Eldean Keck: Ann Bruneg Marilyn Minckg Mary Ann Johnson. SIXTH:ROW: Joan Ferrellg Dorothy Toddg Lois Cramer: Marilyn Parsong Louise Klinglerg Loretta Mobleyg Velina Pageg Dorothy Hymang Carolyn Gorrellg lrma Harperg Grac1e Steele. SEVENTH ROW: Shirley Knisleyg Sharon Burkeg Shirley Gorrellg June Kochenourg Donna Goyingsg Eunice Ann Reynoldg Mary Balrg Sharon Zellerg Pat Welle. LlQH2g,gQ!: Phyllis Riggenbachg Naomi Gorrellg Shirley Paulus: Dorothy Groesg Burnetta Jackson: Marilyn Millerg Mooneen Rum- baughg Nancy Brewer. ABSENTQQ: Pat Rife, Squad Leader. ssembly Choir ' :iff Q 11'-, J-Hunt Pf111f:3E'1, 11,21 Kr-Pk, FMT TM M .., Riff- W w'Kf m, Plxt Kr:A t,r:'-. I.. . m: .h.'mic'- rf, Sara ,i'ml3.jr: ili -ff: Nancy '- 2, A. K-1.11111 110, f.3:1:.' Lirtifzw? lima A JL CA. Ilffr, Clvzuiii P Q, 1', J-Cli J'gT..E.f-+zz!., Ji, lj ff, J' Ck 1 P, mv, P51 ff, Tlllilnl F T Vlf1'F. Pwul Ti W'-sm. Girls' Glee Club A Q .., .ka .H .A .V . ml, IHC- , , 'MA- ' QT' Aidiikr . , fuflf v 1 ., x ,, 1 ,W , ' 14115-Q.. y 4. 4. 1' . . 41V 11 1 X f 1. w-,.. 4. A ,. . , ,, M ,.,,L 1 -AJ., ,, . , IK -- .. A ,, 4 . + ' lf-,, ,- --i .wt P, -fl ,,11.,,, A r 1 ., NMA, - - , . ... N A'x ' ,.. ,A '14 ,,1- , .. Q . ,. .LA V .. ',.' .A . I A -4 . -, . . . ' , INK 'W ' 'P - . .. M ., A , . . X , ' ,., -1. s-.'LH - C, M- xv 4 . - , - Q. .Mn A rf., y , a Student Council BCTiCR RON: Shirley Gorrell, Hnrllyn Hinck, Chuck Ivmvcrg Dave Pr1ceQ Prewldvntg Jwbu buchxnung Dean nllekfusa, Sec. TrQns.g Jim Phllnotg Tompv Jess. TC? 59 Jdnn Nwrdwn, Donna Yinterk-lip? Inrren Stellar, X'nCv Euch- -.,--,-,,. N N N K a B .2 fmfm, TLC. FMA L, LM: Ezfliv, Ifiicfiey Evwnfy, John melzih: rt. AETTIT 'ff Uwfe Hike, View Wvws.g Richwrf Zujuwrmnn. Hi'Y -w QQTT'LLL1Qj M Mfrtmn, gdvivwvg Bib Kelley Jack Bruneg Inrren Stol- LPY, Tlof-PrWf.g Dfve Price, Preflifntg PMul Hill, Secretary. Eiflwlx -Q Lezvev, Jim ftralvy, John Harris, Lnrvn Thomms, Tax C wvA', T W' W'vmws 'h,- n, Ji: ?t'hl. TUIQLNLQQ' N4qnxj EWS nj, Tick ?Hu1uu, Ric?-FC Suu6ny, Doyle Jihnsong Rem LOLZZQ, TQ -- llmg EA, ?Pic , E11 Flint. FCu?if T'1' QiNg F5 P6125 rf, Hay ?K14w, Rfv mxnslc. T QV 1 ' I Boys Quartet , -, l. 4415. ,.,. Shnrlene Strnley, Acoomnaniatg Jack Ilerg Chuck Weaver, Bob Helleg Jack Brune. Junior Ensemble X - ,f::::fSN ,gf'F:-,x lllllllkx r A6 .f 1 fgggiggiagx laj??'T'fN ' ffQ,f3F-vekh Janet Burtch' Ecith Keck' Jonn Gordon' Marilvn Hontier, Accomnnnist I I K I -. e Pat Pettereong Pat Kereker, and nosemary Noneman. Spilled Ink Staff N.'.- - 1 ' -T 1- - Z., ' 11 '-, -..'- . 'x, . - L L U A -, --t kf-Hx-r, Ia .el A .JL H, n.:vm 1 I ' ' .U 'A 1 -x A,,'f, 'Af .. ,.t- ' ' '. ,- t L., '. have .v,w,hH,, . JA1 Jomqf.. .., Kwt.Q P. iwr, 14 r. 1' M: z ' ?vLpL rt, f'W ' .W Qrfvf, 3h'r N MQTI xg Hwxnv Pwvf , 4 1'7, fave Prior, I . x'PfXn. J ' 3150. Commercial Club ' Hr. F'rYXng IffVf1 ?'EM iw, PvQ9.g Dorzthv TNQQ, Snr., ' . TT, .5 K tif Kff.-, Twxiri rg Y-rg fixiilvr. 'H 11, . , 1 , :aw -- W., '- L.m . x bg, .-, ,f MALN K,, 1- 5. , wi- .- U-w X, TYQ -Y -5 U.-A 'D'-'ff' .., , . , , ' , ' .. , , A...... . . QA. 'w, M v Ax . H,nNx.- W. + T1 , -QL n-, ., M . .. . .Jf,, X. -, f .. ,, 7'. . , , Tk. .,.. Latin Club - F943 Mrs. Femleifi, Adviserg Shfz-lene Straley, Vice Presldrentg Eliz- abeth Price, Pr-esicEer.tg Lcfuelln H1113 I-Zerilyn Iilnckg Eldfwn Kr-ck, Secretary Tz'ea'psur'erg Ann Brmxe. Librarian's Club FCTTCIS RON: S:m:1:1'CEga. Sclnzltzg J'z.zxQt Buzrtch, Sectaeitc 11' 'l':'0.',f:- ro:-g Hrs. Gzillzwherr, Acivisirg P:-t Ifrvllsg Donna i.'i:1tvrxE1: l'Lv1'. TLP ACL.: Richzxrd Rfl1iE'.f:'tg Jael: Ifwxzisi, P1ws1i61oz:'cg Ric-I.fX1'5. Frfust, View Pz'ezs?iCf2:113. Q HEI llf Xl lfl G5 , 9 N ,Nha A W., kv- ,X 1 ' ' ,f L,.bL 3 O 'Q on t,. A . ,gf K K 3- , Pat Rlfe, Jackie Stair, and Naomi Gorrell HA ll I9 Aflll l BOTTOM HOW: Paul Hill, Dave Price, Paul Thompson, Jack Brune Chuck weaver, Don Calvin, Mr. Barton. , MIDDLE ROW: Richard Reinhart, Jim Straley, Roland Cooper, George Hardesty, Jim Stahl, John Harris, Ray Arnold, Dick Paulus. TOP RON: Bill Bashore, Bob Flint, Loren Thomas, Rex Leslie Richard Sunday, Bob Helle, Tom Gorrell. 4 , 42,25 W? Q FOO I3!-Ill QU ll ERGNT HON: Ray Arnold, John Harris, Ray Dlx, Don Calvlm, Faust, Angelo Gapitollo, Dave Price, Bud Pvicp, Jack Brzn Wythe, Richard Sunday. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Hello, Jay Jackson, Peul Thompson, Warrfn StoW ler, Loren Thomas, John Clark, Dick Paulus, Doyle Johnson muon Meyers, Coach Kennpth Bowersox. BACK RCW: John Buchanan, Chuck Weaver, Jim Sellers, Joe ulllwrl, Burl Borneo, Jim Harmon, Jim Stahl, Bob Foltz and Paul o kmun, Manafers . 5, o M, Ml .ia P 5 Mgx 'QFP9 .?Z.s 67: D A 6 Sent Q Sept. Bout ,-L Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. PAULDIYG VARSI C19u Unk Harbor ,QVQJZLXX Rockford Hicksville Goldwater Payne fHooeoo Gary Lima St. Rose TY FOOTEALL RECORD 9-l?5OF Ognggz 38 57 38 33 6 ming? 0 20 27 .QE lk2LL1L2S 7 O 7 7 6 27 7 19 E IUIQS , f 1+ H. ' fins -1 :HQ fvf-fii2Si. , ONT ROW: Dick Faust, Angelo Cazvltello, John Harris, Bud Price. BACK RON: Dave Price, Don Calvin, Ray Qix. -f'fZw 1711 .i J Rmb 11 as w -A S 4 ,s N 1 'LJ.t,461t'.J-qu 'Q 1' Jydnpambi ' X' '7 1 ' ',. . Xf X I 14f'22f 2iv N f' Q .LQ-nd' ' 11k -451 .V dm' Q3fA2g,f9if6f-,,i 1 s Q X x. MWMKQ ,491 .Q 5161651 fl-+15-i 0- ' 'g ff- - , fx 'dy ., Q! fl, ff ' 3 gfjsvxq QM QI'-N1 9'--f-Maw' -- , ' W ' maxim, , 'ew 1-J-I-' 2 1 x ,-fp' f x If . JN L y. S' X f I ' ' N K 2'3- L I-XRSIT 311 I ILT l3All STANDING: B111 Baehore, Warren Stoller, Donald Calvin, Coach Ken neth Bowersox, Jim Stahl, Bud Price, Angelo Capitello. SEATED: Paul Hill, Jack Brune, John Harrie, Chuck Weaver, Dave Price, Rex Leslie. 1242 1- PAULDING BASKETBALL RECORD C1909-1950? SHuL..... Nov. 23 Payne Nov. 29 Cfntincntwl Tec. 2 Hicksville Peo. 6 Van Wort Tec. 9 Rockford Dec. lj Kidcleroint Iac. 16 Oakwcod Tec. EO Perryebury 1250 Jef. 10 Aywrnville Lon. lj Lntty Jan. 37 Delmhos-Jeffp nun. SO Grover Fill Jan. 24 Celina I.C.F. Jan. 27 Hicksville Jan. 25 Farmer Jan. 31 Bryan Feb. 7 Haviland Feb. 5 - Lima sr. Jann Feb. 18 - Antwerp TQURNAMEHT: Bluffton X E'-OE S. onent Paulding 29 jc L2 23 53 39 L5 U0 fl Lb LE 57 L3 F6 33 25 F9 38 LL U7 53 W eg 50 L2 UQ F8 34 P7 N9 fb 39 i7 F3 51 L2 L6 QB L5 'zo ff- In x.J X I A . L H W L W L U L N XJ v L. A W W w L -5 Q as - -Q 1 1 4. ..- l x IIEIIV Xltl E '3.,,'5f. Q M WILEW., .,4 , mv ff STAHDING: Hanover Paul Workman, Tom Baldwin, Burl Bu es, Jon lard, Tom Deleat, Jay Jackson, Jim Phllpot, Manager Loxer Thomas. SEATED: Chuck Meyers, Jim Stahl, John Buchanan, Bob Fel e Stoller, Richard Sunday, Bob Foltz. 1Qb2 Nov. Nov. Dec. Deo. Deo. Dec. Dec. 1250 11. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jrn. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 'S c Feb. Feb. PAULDING BASKETBALL RECORD C1949-19507 Oononqgj Pnuldin Payne Continental Hicksville Van Wert Rockford niaolepoinr Oakwood Ayernvillo Lstty Delnhos-Jpfferson Grover H111 Celina I.C.H.S. Hicksville Farmer Bryan Haviland Lima St. John Antwerp 9 A za 19 F6 l7 2? 30 P9 30 34 3b 22 so F6 lb 2? 16 Pb 38 28 17 32 33 ?5 29 jk bo 25 ?5 33 75 F1 l 24 rl I 4.. lb nn qu I , in- lnframural Volleyball Winners if V iw' ,Miz X' faux... a.. ..Y-r -fHr1,,vl -4 fmwpf ,j , rgvwyf, 11 4 ..,' . 73, LM, . N na, -..ASW M , . ..-Q. .- vwwkki v-xx Qhvxyl W 'XML ', 11.a xr 4 . . ' '. 2, fm.: J'fLLO,1Lu4lfl, 4, L.. - ':,. 1, f lntra mural Basketball Winners . . t. A '. .r , . 1. .. , . ' '4 ,, -, .. Ya, , I 1 ' ' L A ' Y , Ai 1 i v YL, . , If NX , Q , ' gf! A-Q La-0+-' -'A f'-H .fix 4, 3715 f- ,gl Q 92 . .a A -. -vnq Wad MW if? wmHjQKQKQ'VM5ff?!j1f'MMi M 1 MW qw Nix SSM SAN XWMQX fgfgxl 332, 5 EQ MQKQQM Ek E V WMQWWFQQE 1.5 WL fog if Brwiwu vS' f,fQ ea W xo if MW ILMQWNMJX My X jx vw ff' 55? V1 M35 iw 4- N FQ W 2 5 I? i'-xm? W is S 2322 iiilijliii W' ww' nil? if 'N- srtrgtx y When Your Brakes Need Relining Beari blind koldnlng At Your Local Servicemen Grizzly Manufacturing Co PAULDING, OHIO i...-..-il Reinhart Chevrolet Sales PAULDING, OHIO PHONE NO. 8-DAYS Wrecking Service PHONE NO. 162-S-NIGHTS SHELL GAS AND OIL GOODYEAR TIRES, BATTERIES WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS AND HAVE A COMPLETE BODY AND FRAME SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF Stoller Seed House and Elevator I Wholesale and Retail Seeds and Grain Highest Marlcet Prices Paid We Can Haul Your Grain es: 28 - 118 - Paulding, Oh Good Luck Seniors PCRTRAITS - COMMERCIAL Photo Supplies For The Amateur Sliauglmessey Studio PAULDING, omo COMPLIMENTS OF National Bank of Paulding BEST WISHES TO YOU ALL NOW AND ALWAYS I-lerfi-Jones Company DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES JEWELERS TO PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL R. J. DICKENS, Rep. INDIANAPOLIS, IND I I Kauser Trucking Service DEALERS IN HAY AND STRAW AND STONE LAWN DIRT W. VA. LUMP COAL P.U.C.0. 3594-1-IX OFFICE PHONE 278-2 I.C.C. MC 102343 RES. PHONE 278-1 JOHN A. KAUSER, Owner PAULDING, OHIO Thomas Jewelry Co. BULOVA-GRUEN--ELGIN AND HAMILTON WATCHES FINE DIAMONDS THE BEST IN JEWELRY 105 EAST PERRY ST. PAULDING. OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Phlipot-McKnight, Inc PAULDING, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Great Lakes Sugar Co. PAULDING PLANT PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of DON H. PRICE Insurance Agency Real Estate Farm Loans Compliments Of CARR TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractor Dearborn Farm Equipment Phone 25 PAULDING. OHIO l l l l 3 Compliments Of ! 6 r 1 l BARNES novel. l r I l . l I w 1 I I l GUERlN'S ELECTRIC i And 1 ' FURNITURE STORE 1 Quality Home Appliances l PAULDING, OHIO Guerin' s Electric AND Furniture Store PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of Brune Printing Company Compliments Of Stucky Farm Equipment Co. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY P. S. GARWOOD L. H. STUCKY PAULDING, OHIO IWESTERN AUTOI Compliments Of Western Auto Associate Store EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AND AUTO Compliments Of FINAN HARDWARE FURNITURE C0. Compliments Of W. G. RUMBAUGH Service Station Main and Perry Sis. PAULDING, OHIO When You Think of Baked Goods Think of Us IRIS BAKE SHOP PAULDING, omo Automobile Insurance Protection CARL V. ANKNEY PHONE ao24 - cscn., omo Form Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. Compliments Of C R 0 W E L L FUNERAL HOME PAULDING, OHIO Phone 64 K Congratulations from your Paulding County Farm Bureau Oo-op Where Farmers Work and Build together to Market their Grain and Supply their Feed, Seed, Petroleum Products. Farm Machinery. PAULDING HAVILAN D GROVEB. HILL Compliments Of KROGER STORE Compliments From A FRIEND Compliments From KRICK GROCERY Compliments From GEl'lA'S For Fine Food GAMBLE STORE INSULATION and STORM WINDOWS Everything For Home - Car - Farm Ge lmn- ge W xun. Fassel, Prop. W. S, Bill Busteed Dorothy Busteed BILL'S SODA GRILL Meet Me At Bill's N. Side Square - Paulding, Ohio n I 1 Riggenbach Service Station Tune-up ,Work Northeast Corner of Square PAULDING, OHIO FISHER'S Appliance Store Phone 208-S 110 W, Jackson PAULDING, OHIO RICHHART'S Furniture Store Furniture and Rugs Universal Appliances PAULDING, OHIO HARRY'S LUNCH Compliments From R E X B U R K E PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of MacKew Equipment Co. PAULDING, OHIO Phone 36 The Oliver Dealer Finest In Farm Machinery Compliments Of EAGLE'S LODGE Galen Brewer. Secretary Compliments Of MENTZER'S 5 CENTS TO 51.00 STORE PAULDING, OHIO Paulding Shoe Repair Leo L. Goings, Prop. 218 N. Main St. PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of GAS COMPANY Telephone 122 PAULDING. OHIO Compliments Of HILL'S CONFECTIONARY Candy, Ice Cream, Sandwiches Compliments 01 STAHL INSURANCE 110 W. Perry St. Phone 77 - Paulding, 0. EXCHANGE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. PAULDING, OHIO Of New York Compliments Of STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS PAULDING, OHIO Compliments Of ROY POINT, .IEWELER Dealer of Keepsake Diamonds Sheafers Pens Compliments Of LAUKI-IUF - BEATTY GROCERIES, MEATS, LOCKEBS Phone 206-S Compliments Of PAULDING GREENHOUSE PAULDING, ' omo Phone 193 L THE l PAULDING PROGRESS i The Only Newspaper I That Covers Paulding Co. Krick Home Furnishing Quality Furniture 106 Williams SL. PAULDING, OHIO Best Wishes To The Class of '50 B U R K E 'S Shoe and Clothing Store V May Fair Beauty Shop I T Personalized Permanents Phone 255 Paulding, 0. I Compliments Of Ruth's Beauty Salon Machineless and Cold Wave Permanents Hair Styling and Shaping l Phone 132-B - som Mun Compliments Ol DEWEY D. BYER 5 Accountant and Auditor 1 PAULDING, OHIO K R. M. ROYER Insurance - Real Estate PAULDING, OHIO K. D. MEREDITH D R U G GIS T North Side of Square PAULDING, OHIO See Dr. N. L. Fitzgerald For Eye Examinations Large Selection of Frames, Watches, Watch Bands - Watch Repairing. Phone 230-B - 115 S. Williams sz. PAULDIN G, OHIO MOORE BROTHERS Clothing and Shoes PAULDING, OHIO NICELLY MARKET 755 N, Williams sm. Groceries--Mea Quality at Modern Prices Compliments Of EATON'S GROCERV East, Perry St, PAULDING, OHIO SINN REPAIR SHOP J. I. Case Farm Machines Headquarters For Advanced Farm Practices GAMBLE Ss CO. Dry Goods Store ESTABLISHED 1895 Headquartels for Dresses, Sweaters . Blouses, Scarfs, Etc. i ' ni ii: 11 Amman-a-1' ' Comphments Of Recreation Bowling Alley Bowl For Recreation Qandwxches Pop Ice Cleam Halold Bell 081101 PAULDING OHIO Comphments Of COLONIAL GRILL Comphments Of Dravmgs West End Market 701 West Peny St PAULDING OHIO Congratulatlons o The Class of 1950 D U C A T S Dry Goods Ready to Weax Glfts and Noveltles Floor Covermgs Gomplxments Of NOBIS STOR Lonelm Pflhflllg Co PAULDING omo Comphments Of GILLEN OIL COMPANY PAULDING OHIO Young's Barber Shop We Need Your Head In Oux Busmess H AW K l- RAN lx l . ll ' 77 , L 'U v 1 A L E . , , . 5 ,--,,?.-.-N-, we--7,,, X f wh -f---W ffee --Uwe, , Best Wishes to the Class of '50 4 . 1 ' - W n W Q 1 . ' 1 1 . - ,Wd X KV- e -M ,e,.,.e ,f,, e . N ' w n T I . ' 1 A A , AB - . A. , Y n N Hr Compliments Of PauldingiPutnam Electric Co-op LIGHT - POWER More Power to the Farmer FAMILY SHOE STORE Footwear For The Entire Family X-RAY FITTED East Side of Square- Phone 84 Paulding. 0. 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