Paulding High School - Echo Yearbook (Paulding, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

. Z3 , 5, l F l P i 5 ,- .742 ZCAO Published by SENIORS OF PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL Paulding, Ohio 1950-1951 ,..-.. ..-L, .- - -i f., i -. - ' Li' 1 V 3 - D 'W H- ::'l -'. xx xy i 5 X lp! L XXX , 4' Ui X, ei ff! I if i XM x,,X-XX 1' X Q ' i f flflvfl I of A f X' 5 i XX lil I ' UEUICHTIUH We, the graduating class of 1951, hereby dedicate this annual to our friend and coach, Rex L. Burke,whose untiring efforts and constant com- panionship helped make this year a truly happy and memorable one. 3 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Gordon, Elizabeth Price, Marilyn Mentzer, Dorothy Todd. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Patterson, Janet Burtch, Paul Cramer, Miss Blankman. Jack Brune, Rosie Noneman Barbara Bar ICU. SGW Of f7Ae 1951 6240 Editor, , , Asst. Editors , Bus. Mgr. . Circ. Mgr. . Assistants . . Advertising Mgr. . Assistants . . Photographer . Art Staff . . . Sports . . Faculty Advisor , ,Barbara Barrett , , , Janet Burtch Elizabeth Price . . Jim Stahl , , Paul Cramer . . . . Dorothy Todd Richard Gunderman , Marilyn Mentzer . . . Joan Ferrell Margie Funkhouser Ioan Gordon Mary Ann .Tohnson Katie Keim Shirley Paulus . . Jack Brune . .Jack Brune Edith Keck Rosie Noneman Pat Patterson . . . . Pete Wythe Chuck Weaver Miss Rosemary Blankrnan is 4 g lll 2 Q afi MC 0 I' Od L.. c: cu -cs .... W eu I-4 cx. I cu o -.. IP Harold Boundy, Mr HI Preside Dillery r. Joe Clerkg M ooker John H LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. SEATED, Harold Corwin. I. r. Roy Johnsong and M r. O. W. Buchanan, Superintendentg M I M J ulaerin fenclenf MR. O. W. BUCHANAN Ohio Northern University Michigan State University Columbia University American Problems, English, Health 2 xszfffefafy MRS. JACK WHITE I I l U'lCl,0l1 MR. A. E. ALLEINSWORTH Bowling Green University Duke Unive r sity History, Biology l 7 I Q oeoof ooooo 00004 T5 kr wrt- -- .twat -' ..5.z?2s' P Y' 3? 1 e ' Wifi 7 .95 1 t X. 55? ii pg. -- M . , it i M, l l .tt . ' , :il MISS ROSEMARY BLANKMAN Ball State Teachers College Commercial, English, Publications. MR. KENNETH BOWERSOX Findlay College Ohio State University Ohio Northern University Science MR. REX BURKE Ohio University Defiance College Coaching, Physical Education, Biology MISS JANE FETTERS Ohio Wesleyan University Home Economics MRS. IRIS GALLAGHER Ohio Wesleyan University English, Public Speaking, Library. 8 owl... uni ,J MR. E. E. I-IADLEY Bowling Green University Mathematics MRS. INEZ HEMLEIN Defiance College English, Latin, Dramatics MISS LUCILLE RUSSELL Ohio Northern University Vocal Music MR. GEORGE SAUERWEIN Defiance College Purdue University Instrumental Music, Bookkeeping MR. WILLIAM WALTER Bowling Green University Industrial Arts 9 J WEA ghd 49' 11 0 VJ 29 5 R U 35 C6145 OMC-era SEINIORS: Edith Keck, Secretary Pete Wythe, President Miss Russell, Advisor Jack Brune, Vice-President Absentee, Ioan Gordon, Treasurer M M if : f fffr P A so 'D gg A ,E f2 'f . S 75 J JUNIORS: Ann Brune, Secretary Lowell Warner President Mr, Hadley, Advisor Richard Sunday, Vice-President Absentee, Marilyn Minck, Treas. SOPHOMOREIS: Shirley Gorrell, Secretary Delores Rickels, Student Council Tom DeLaet, Vice-President Jim Phlipot, Student Council John Buchanan, President Absentees, Donna Patterson,Treasurer Miss Fetters, Advisor FRESHMEN: Dorothea Morrow, Vice President Shirley Johnson, President Dick Garver, Treasurer Mary .To Stratton, Secretary Mr. Sauerwein, Advisor I 1 1 eniorfi IVAN AREND Ive What's up, Doc. SECRET AMBITION5 Beinga farmer. WEA K- NESS: Getting to bed at night. ACTIVITIES: Hall Patrol 45 Class Play 35 Intramurals I,2,3,4. BARBARA BARRETT Barb l made that last line up myself. SECRET AMBITION: Singer. WEAKNESS:One-sided crushes. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 1,25 Re- porter 3,45 Worship Chairman 45 Commer- cial Club 25 Latin Club 1,25 Band l,2,3, 45 Class Play 45 Echo Staff Editor 45Spilled Ink Editorials 3,45 Spirit of Light 35 Pub- licity Manager class play 3,4. MARY FRANCES BASHORE Blondie Ohl SECRET AMBITION5 Wrestler. WEAKNESS: Pie-ala-mode. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 CommercialClub 35 Hall Patrol 45 Chorus l,25 Band 45Class Plays 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Vestal 35 Prom Queen 45 Properties for class play 4. JOHN EDWARD BRUNE Jack Darned ifl know. SECRET AMBITION To be judge at Miss America Contest. WEA KNESS5 Wrecking dad's new car.- AC- TIVITIES: Vice-Pres. 4, Stu. C, 45 Hi-Y Cabinet 2,3, Treas. 45 Commercial Club Treas. 25 Librarians Club I,2, Pres. 35 Hall Patrol 2,35 Chorus 2,3,45 Assembly Choir 2, 3,45 Boys' Quartette 3,45 Operetta 45 Class Play 3,45 Echo Staff Photographer 45Spi11Sd InkSports Editor 3,45Football 1, 2.3, Co-Captain 45 Basketball I,2,3,C0' Captain 45 Baseball 45 Intramurals I ,2, 3,45 Track 25 Successor to Guardian of Light 35 Vocal Solo, Findlay 3. JANET BURTCH Burtchie I suppose. SECRET AMBITION5 Travel across United States. WEA KNESS5 Dave. ACTIVITIES5Treas. 1,35 Stu. C. 2, Sec.- Treas. 45 Y-Teens I, Squad Leader 2, Program Chairman 3, Squad Leader 45 Librarians Club Sec. -Treas. 35 Hall Patrol 25 Chorus I,2,3,45 Assembly Choir 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble l,2, 3,45 Class Play 35 Echo Staff Asst. Ed. 45Intramurals I,2,3,45 Ensemble Contest, BGSU 25 Vestal 35 Homecoming Queen At- tendant 35 Asst. Mgr. of Class Play 4. 12 eniord LOIS CRA MER I don't know. SECRET AMBITION: Undecided. WEA KNESS: Going to movies. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 2,3,4g Chorus 2, 3. PAUL E. CRAMER Ow1 Anyhow. SECRET AMBITION: That's a good question. WEA KNESS: I-ie'll never tell. ACTIVITIES, Stu. C. Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,45 Assembly Choir 2, 3,4, Boys' Quartette 3,4, Operetta 4, Class Play 4, Echo Staff Sales and Circ. Mgr. 4, Football 1,2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Ben- son Sportsmanship Trophy 4, Prom King 4. MILTON RICHARD DEMING Mi1t Ho1y cow. SECRET AMBITION: Live a pure, clean, worthwhile life. WEAKNESS: A blond from Akron and chicken. ACTIV- ITIES, Hall Patrol 2,3,4, Class Play 3. JOAN FERRELL Jo Oh Shucks SECRET ABMITION: Nurse. WEA KNESS: Going to Latty. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens I,2,3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4, Echo Staff, Adv. 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Asst. Librarian 3,4, Class Play Prompter 4. DORIS GOODENOUGH Dody Holy cow. SECRET AMBITION: To play the clarinet like Jim my Dorsey. WEAKNESS: Cokes. ACTIVITIES: Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, Librarians Club 4,Chorus I,2, 3, 4, Band 1 2, 3,4, Echo Staff, Adv. 4:SPI11ed Ink, Adv. Mgr. 3, Circ. and Bus. Mgr. 4, Intramurals 2, Costume Director Class Play 3. 13 JOAN GORDON Jo My good word. SECRET AMBITION5 To be a model or star swimmer and diver. WEAKNESS5 Cutting my hair. ACTIVITIES: Treas. 45Stu. C. I,3, at large 45Y-Teens l,2, Squad Leader 3, Pres. 45 Commercial Club 25 Librarians Club I5 Chorus I, 2, 3,45Assembly Choir 3,45 Girls' Ensemble l,2, 3,45 Glee Club 15 Band I,2,3,45O1'ChESt1'a 2,35 Swing Band r5Class Plays 3,45 Echo Staff, Adv. 45 Spilled Ink Gossip Editor 45 Intramurals I, 2,3,45 Captain ClassTeamr,2,3,45 Dist. and State Baritone Horn Solo 45 Ensemble at Bowling Green 2, 35 Property Com. for Class Play 3,45 Publicity for Operetta 4. RICHARD GUNDERMAN Ricardo Gee whiz. SECRET AMBITION: To be a farmer. WEA KNESS5 Girls. ACTIVITIES: Stu. C. 2, 35 Hall Patrol 2,3,45Class Play 35 Intramurals I,2,3,4. JEAN HANENKRATT Jeanie By gosh. SECRET AMBITION5 Old maid. WEAKNESS5 Good food. ACTIVITIES: Y- Teens 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Intramurals I5 Vestal 35 Prompter for Class Play 4. PA ULINE HARROW Paul Cut it out. SECRET AMBITION: House- wife. WEAKNESS5 Sundaes. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Commercia1C1ub 35 Chorus 2,35 Intramurals 1. JEAN JOHNSON Jeannie Now wait a minute. SECRET AMBITION: Lady Wrestler. WEAKNESS5 Food. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 1.2, 3,45 Librarians Club 45 Chorus 2,35 Band I,2,35 Intramurals I,2,3,4. 14 EDITH RAE KECK Edie You know. SECRET AMBITION: To be president of I-Ii-Y. WEAKNESS5 Not setting my hair. ACTIVITIES: Sec. 3,45 Y- Teens 1,25 Treas. 3, Pianist 45CommercialC1ub 25Latin Club Pres. 1,25 Chorus I,2,3,45 Assembly Choir 2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 2,3,45 Glee Club lg Band 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,35 Op- eretta 45Class Play 45 Echo Staff Artist 45Intramurals l,2,3,45 Ensemble atBowling Green 25 Cheerleader 45 Attendant to Home- coming Queen 45 Vocal at Findlay 3. KATHRYN ANN Krnvis Katie Oh, Idon't care. SECRET AMBITION: Manicurist in a barber shop. WEA KNESS: Running around. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,45 Commercial Club 2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Echo Staff, Adv. 45 Spilled Ink typist 3, Editor 45 Vestal 35 Typing contest 25 Attendant to Homecom- ing Queen 25 Drum Majorette Contests at Fair and Auburn, Indiana. PATRICIA KERSKER Pat I can'teven standitl How asinine. SEC- RET AMBITION: Raise a football team. WEA KNESS: Short hair and flirting. ACTIV- ITIES: Treas. 25 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Com- mercialClub 2, 35 Librarians Club 2, 35 Lat- in Club 1,23 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Assembly Choir 1,2, 3,45Girls' Ensemble 1,2, 3QGIEE Club 1,35 Band I,2,35 Class Play 3,4gSpi11ed ed Ink Inq. Reporter I, Asst. Editor 35 In- tramurals I,2,3,45 Ensemble at Bowling Green 2. MARILYN IRENE MENTZER Shortie Oh dear. SECRET AMBITION: Being a Powers model. WEAKNESS: Playing chauf- feur to PHS. ACTIVITIES:Y-Teens I,2,3, Squad Leader 45 Librarians Club 2, 35 Latin Club 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45AssembIy Choir 3,45 Girls' Ensemble I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,33 Swing Band I5 Class Play 35 Echo Staff, Adv. Mgr. 45 Spilled Ink Fashion Editor 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Ensemble to Bowling Green 25Accompanist for Choruses and Operetta5 Bus. Mgr. Class Play 45 Pub- licity for Operetta 4. PHYLLIS MORROW Phyl Oh my gracious. SECRET AMBITION: Old maid. WEAKNESS: Fish. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 2,45 Commercial Club 35 Chorus 2, I5 ROSEMARY NONEMAN Rosa I wasn't home last night. SECRET AMBITION: Housewife. WEAKNESS, Rex Seslar. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens l,2, Squad Leader 3,4, Commercial Club 2, 3,Chorus I,2, 3,4, Assembly Choir 2,3,4, Girls' Ensemble l,2,3,4g Glee Club I,3, Class Play 3,4, Echo Staff Artist 4, Spilled Ink Typist 2,3,4, In- tramurals 4, Ensemble at Bowling Green 2, Typing contest at Defiance 2, 3, Electric Typewriter Demonstration 3. PATRICIA PATTERSON Pat How horrible. SECRET AMBITION: To learn to yodel. WEAKNESS: Stayingup late. ACTIVITIES, Y-Teens I, Squad Leader 2, 3, V-Pres. and Songleader 4, Commercial Club 2, Latin Club I,2, Chorus I,2,3,4g Assembly Choir 2, 3,4, Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 3, Operetta 4, Prompt- er Class Play 3, Class Play 4, Echo Staff Artist 4, Girls' Ensemble at Bowling Green 2, Salutation 4, Cheerleader 4. RICHARD REINHART Rich That's part of life. SECRET AMBITION: Policeman. WEA KNESS: Getting Mad. ACTIVITIES, Hi-Y 2, 3, Commercial Club 3,Librarians Club 3,4gLaIiI1ClLlbI,2, Hall Patrol 3gIl'lI1'3l1'lllI3lS2, 3,4, Guardian of the Light 4. SAMANTHA IA NE SCHULTZ Sammy Oh my gosh. SECRET AMBITION: To become a control Tower Operator. WEA K- NESS, Admitting when I have done some- thing wrong. ACTIVITIES: Y'Teens1,2, 3,4, Librarians Club 3, Hall Patrol 3,4, Chorus I,3,4, Glee Club 3,4,Band2,3, Intramurals 2. JAMES A. STAHL Iim My gosh. SECRET AMBITION, To be a bum. WEAKNESS, Absent-mindedness. ACTIVITIES, Stu. C. I, Hi-Y 2,3,43 Li- brarians Club 3, Hall Patrol 3, Chorus l,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Echo Staff Bus. Mgr. 4, Spilled Ink Sports Editor 3, Football I, 2.4, Basketball I ,2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Intramurals I,2, 3,4,Mgr. Spotlights for 'Commencement 2,3, Basketball Sportsmanship award, 4. I6 eniom LEIGH STEWART David He was dry-gulched. SECRET AMBITION: Be a bum. WEA K- NESS5Cars. ACTlVITIES5Commercial Club 25Chorus 45 Mas- ter ofCeremonies, Commencement 45Curtains, Lights for Class Play '3,45 Electrician for class play 4. WARREN STOLLER Was Chicken. SECRET AMBITION: To be a five star general. WEAKNESS5 Mary Jo. ACTIVITIES: Vice-Pres. 2,35 Stu. C. 35 Hi-Y 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Librarians Club 45 Ha1IPatrol 3,45Chorus 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Football, I,2,3,45 Basketball I, 2,3,45 Baseball 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track 2, 3. JAMES STRALEY Speed Ain't in shape. SECRET AMBITION: To be president. WEAKNESS: Getting up in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 35 Hall Patrol 35 Class Play 35 Sound Effects for Play 3,45 Baseball 45Intramurals r,2,3,45 DOROTHY TODD Skip Oh skip it. SECRET AMBITION: Nurse. WEAKNESS5 Clothes. ACTIVITIES: Sec. 1,25 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Commercial Club 2, Sec. 35 Librarians Club 25 Chorus l,2, 3,45Glee Club I,25Band 1,2,3,45Orches- tra 1,25 Class Play 45 Echo Staff, Circ. 45 Intramurals 15 Property Committee, Class Play 3. CHARLES WILLIAM WEAVER Chuckie Bi1l You augnauger. SECRET AMBITION: To be president of U.S. for one week. WEAKNESS5 A blonde junior girl.AC- TIVITIES: Pres. 2, V-Pres. I, Stu. C. 2, at large 3, 45 Hi-Y 4, Asst. Chaplain 35 Hall Patrol 3,45 Chorus I, 2, 3,45Assemb1y Choir r,2, 3,45 Boys' Quartette 3,45 Band l,2, 3.4: Orchestra 2, 35 Swing Band I,2,45 Operetta 1,45 Class Plays 3, 45 Echo Staff Asst. Sports Ed. 45 Football Team 3,45 Basketball I,2, 3,45 Baseball 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3,45 Track 25 Vocal solo at Findlay 3. 17 . wg., A I . .-M w... 'K 6, .wwf x 315-.Xi Q PATRICIA JANE WELLS Pat or Tex Go drown yourself. SECRET AMBITION: To explore the jun- gles of South America. WEAKNESSQ Cadillacs, Champion Air Planes, Harley-Davis Motorcycles. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 2, 3,4gCommercial Club 2gLibrarians Club 3, Hall Patrol 4gCho- rus 2,3,4g Costumes for class play 3,4g Costumes for operetta 4. PETE WYTHE Gruby I knowitl SECRET AMBITION: Teach English IV Qhahj WEAK- NESS: Brown eyes. ACTIVITIES: Pres. I,3,4, Stu. C. 1,3,4g Hi-Y 2, Council 3, Treas. 4, Sec. gHall Patrol 3, Chorus l,2, 3,4g Assembly Choir 4gC1ass Play 3,4g Echo Staff Sports Editor 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball scorekeeper 3,4. MOST POPULAR Janet Burtch Paul Cramer MOST STUDIOUS MOST LIKELY To SUCCEED Richard Reinhart Barbara Barrett Edith Keck Jim Stahl MOST COURT Jeannie Hannenkratt Richard Gunderman Kalie EOUS MOST AMBITIOUS Keim Charles Weaver 19 Ima A0 BEST DRESSED Marilyn Mentzer Ivan Arend CLASS CLOWNS BEST LOOKING Rosie Noneman Leight Stewart Warren Stoller Dorothy Todd ,,,, BEST ATHLETES MOST ALL-AROUND Jack Blume Ioan Gofdon Pat Patterson Pete Wythe 20 enior lgfag TURN BACK THE CLOCK Evelyn fl-Eviej Palmer, the daughter . . . . Joan Gordon Mrs. Anna Palmer, the mother. . . Barbara Barrett Sally Palmer, the little sister . . Rosemary Noneman Irene Isherwood, likes Larry . . . .Patricia Patterson Maybelle Harrison, a flapper . . . . Patricia Kersker Hilda, the Charleston-dancer maid . . . . Edith Keck Phyllis McSor1ey, another flapper. . . .Dorothy Todd Barbara Bannister, a friend . . . Kathryn Keim Charles Hill, Evie's boyfriend . . .Paul Cramer Johnnie Stone, another boyfriend . . . Pete Wythe Mr. Arthur Palmer, the father . . . Charles Weaver Larry Palmer, Evie's brother . . . John Brune Ollie Bannister, Sally's friend , . . James Stahl Slim Bascombe, a friend ............ Warren Stoller EXTRAS: Tom DeLaet, Jack Outland, Donna Patterson BACK STAGE CREW: Marilyn Mentzer, Warren Stoller, James Straley, Leigh Stewart, Joan Gordon, Mary Bashore, Barbara Barrett, Janet Burtch, Jeannie Hanenkratt, Joan Ferrell, Pauline Harrow, Pat Wells, Doris Goodenough, Samantha Schultz, Lois Cramer, Jean Johnson, Miss Lucile Russell. Z1 .PW ,f y -,. .f t 'V Aww 6165 W .Jr . :rv We, the class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-One, of the Paulding High School, of the County of Paulding and State of Ohio, being of unsound mind and memory and decrepit old bodies 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 made by us. We direct the payment of all our just debts and expenses of the administration of our es- tate to the school. lln other words we do hereby leave Mr. B. holding the bag., We bequeath to the Juniors our beloved name, Seniors, and all the accompanying charac- teristics of the said name. ITEM: III We give and bequeath our noble land otherwisel qualities and abilities thusly: I, Jim Straley, bequeath my pool shooting ability to Lowell Warner. I,Marilyn Mentzer, bequeath my name of Shortie to Mary Ellen Burns. I, Katie Keim,bequeath my Drum Major- ette's swing and whistle to Mary Jo Strat- ton. I, Paul Cramer, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Sauerwein to anyone deserving the honor. I, Pat Kersker, bequeath my controllable temperament to Eldean Keck. I, Lois Cramer, bequeath my perfect at- tendance at school to anyone who likes school. I, Leigh Stewart, bequeath my abilityto pay attention and be asleep at the same time in English IV class to Bob Helle. I, Janet Burtch, bequeath my love of sports to Marilyn Minck. ITEM :I ITEM: II I, Warren Stoller, bequeath my bashful- ness to Bill Iler. I, Jack Brune, bequeath my curly golden tresses to Boozie Schall. I, Chuck Weaver, bequeath mywobble head to anybody who wants it. I, Mary Bashore, bequeath my turned up nose to Lola Koenn. We, Edith Keck and Pat Patterson, be- queath our ability to do the splits to the Seventh Grade Cheerleaders. I, Barbara Barrett, bequeath my poetic license to Elizabeth Price. I, Samantha Schultz, bequeath my raven black hair to Doc Allensworth. I, Ivan Arend, bequeath my being at school everyday to John Clark. I, Patricia Wells, bequeath my spiders and lizards to Mary Ann Johnson. I, Milton Deming, bequeath my little black book to Carl Link. I, Joanne Ferrell, bequeath my affection for Latty to Nancy Brewer. I, Joan Gordon, bequeath my subtleness to Luella Hill. I, Richard Reinhart, bequeath my small feet to John Buchanan. I, Pauline Harrow, bequeath my back seat driving on the bus to Justine Keck. -I, Phyllis Morrow, bequeath my perfect attendancenrecordin school to Shuba Pack. I, Jean Johnson, bequeath my 7th period library to Nancy Neds. I, Doris Goodenough, bequeath my ability to do geometry to Mooneen Rumbaugh. I, Pete Wythe, bequeath my attentiveness in English IV to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Dorothy Todd, bequeath my beautiful but du.mb'2expression to Dorothy Wunder. I, Rosie Noneman, bequeath my 'on the dot 9:30 entrance to school every morn- ing to Joe Gillard. I, Jim Stahl, bequeath the constant supply of food in my locker to Doyle Johnson. We, Jeannie Hanenkratt and Richard Gun- de rman, bequeath our most polite title to Patty Ankney and Rolland Cooper. In testimony thereof we have hereinto set our hands to this, our Last Willand Testament of the TWENTY-THIRD day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty one. Sworn to before us and subscribed in our presence this TWENTY-THIRD day of May, A. D., 1951. WITNESSES: Edith Keck, Pat Patterson, Rosie Noneman. 'P ' if 127' .- B N 5 'lf' N eniord Here's the class of '51 Leading the band you'd find Kate Keim. Awards through years of school we've won. PM WHS flapper in OUT plays. First comes Ive our best Dressed Man, Then Barb who writes the best she can, Mary is our sweet Prom Queen, And Jack's the center of the team, Most Popular was Janet's prize, And Perfect Attendance is Lois's guise, Paul at football did right well, Mi1t looked forward to dismissal bell, Jo Ferrell was always fond of gym, And Dody Commercial praise did win. Jo Gordon as basketball captain we've seen, Courtesywas awarded to Rich and Jean, Pauline was prompter for the play, And Jean loved Interclass Tournament Day, Edie always had her lessons on time, Lynn was chauffeur all our days, Phyllis was always a quiet lass, Rosa was the Clown of the class. As a cheerleader you'd find Pat P, And Rich R. led in History. Sammy was our gay redhead, Scientist Stahl enjoyed being fed. Leigh was pianist and iond of a joke, Was as a Romeo all records broke. As a softball player we'l1 remember Speed, There's Dot who'll never a boyfriend need, Chuckie filled our days with song We'l1 remember Tex Wells long. Class President Pete was our good friend, But now our school days have come to an end. BAB 1-I-431, SE 5 i ii l si: Q ? ' , 4 ? -' ' , ' 'iii :fa N ' swf! H ' 'S S, A :fa -sr' Z3 0l'l'll'l'l2l'lC0l'Yl2l'lf -11? X. -ape' g.. nn 2' all LEFT TO RIGHT: Leigh Stewart, Master of Ceremonies, Mary Ellen Burns, Vestal, Shuba Pack, Vestal, Elizabeth Price, Spirit-of-the-Lightg Dorothy Wunder, Vestal, Eunice Reynolds, Vestal, Bob Helle, Suc- cessor to Guardiang Richard Reinhart, Guardian-of-the-Light. SENIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Edith Keck, Joan Gordon, Pat Patterson, janet Burtch, Marilyn Mentzer, Rosie Noneman. Pat Ker sker, Pianist. CLARINET QUARTETTE Edith Keck, Chuck Weaver, Doris Goodenough, Barbara Barrett. S Dorothy Todd, Flute Solog Joan Gordon, Bari tone Solo. ENIOR BOYS' QUARTETTE Paul Cramer, Chuck Weaver, Jim Stahl, Jack Brune, Leigh S tewart, Pianist. LUCIJ' If Barbara Barrett, Valedictoriang Pat Patterson and Richard Barbara Barrett, Scholarship, Chuck Weaver, Reinhart, Co-Salutatorians. Music, Janet Burtch, Citizenship. Z 'vs . ROW lg Barbara Barrett, Math, L0-iiiiglislig Doris Goodeuough, Ljiiriimerciaigjearinie lianenkratt, Hviiie iii' nomicsg Pat Kerskcr, Merit, Katie Keim, Foreign Languageg Pat Patterson, Co-Englibh. ROW 23101111 L1 don, Phys. Edo., Edith Keck, Merit, Lios Cramer, Perfectfatteiidaiiceg Marilyn Mentzcr, Mum, Rim Iim Straley, Phys. Edc. ,Richard Reinhart, Social Science. ROW 45 Warren Stolier, Industrial Arihnliin Sm Physical Science, Jack Brune, Athletics. 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MOVED: Chuck Myers fi Y KA, 'ls E Ray Arnold, Morris Brune, Lola Cain, John C Clark, Ludis Guerrero, Carl Link, Alice Miles, 5 1. 1 L L , K J' 1. ,V 4 Q g 1' 'if 5 1 'fl ff ji eg Q , - 4 Karyn! unior Way 31 HSEVENTEENTH SUMMER Cast Of Characters Angie, the girl ,,,,,,, , , Eldean Keck Margaret, her engaged sister , H , , Ann Brune Lorraine, her hopeful sister , , Sharlene Straley Kitty, her little sister ,,,, , , , Louella Hill Mrs. Morrow, mother , , ,Elizabeth Price Mr. Morrow, father , , , Wayne Woodring Jack, the boy ...., , , Doyle Johnson Art, Margaret's fiance , , Lowell Warner Martin, Lorraine's hope , , , Jim Allshouse Jane, a menace , , , , Josephine Stoller Tony, a boyfriend , , , , , , Allen Bybee Margie, a girlfriend , , , Lola Koenn Fitz, her steady'. , . . . . . . , , , , , Jack ller BACK STAGE CREW: Miss Russell, Chris Gross, Shirley Russell, Mari- lyn Minck, Margie Funkhouser, Mary Ann Johnson, Richard Sunday, Loren Thomas, Mickey Boundy, Shirley Paulus, Joyce Cain, Dorothy Wunder, Bob Helle, John Clark, Rollin Cooper, Morris Brune, Dick Paulus. i V A , 5 . ..' 1 Gif 'AVV ,,,fV - qll Q ZK: J V , n t ,... 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M N aana low! .5219 0l'l'l area David Allshouse Russell Arend Burl Barnes Barbara Baughman Larry Baxter Nancy Brewer Carolyn Brown John Buchanan Sharon Burke Charles Clark Torn DeLaet Rex Fleck Bob Foltz Janice Forrest Joyce Fulk Donald Gerber Roger Glick Bob Gorrell Carolyn Gorrell Shirley Gorrell Donna Goyings Elizabeth Hertel Gene Hubert Dorothy Hyrnan Ladene Klingler Louise Klingler June Kochenour Ivan Layrnan Marilyn Miller Loretta Mobley James Noneman John Noneman Donna Patterson Jim Phlipot Laura Phlipot Delores Rickels Frances Ringger Mooneen Rumbaugh Donnave Schwab Bob Smalley Robert Smith Wanda Speakman Grace Steele Darryl Vance Guy Vinegar Eileen Willitzer Shirley Wininger Paul Workrnan ABSENTEEZS Betty Colley .Toe Gillard Irma Harper Robert Miller Nancy Neds Jack Outland MARR IED Velinda Page MOVED Cora Crumwell Dick Mumy X :-. I Q' . ' ,M M, F- sa t' W va at 3 S 5 as M W 3 . 1 ,.. - If ,.-' ' 4 VL .W L V ...: E: zrl K- A. sg, Y A A. 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W wrt? gI 0.'5Al'l'l8I'l Maxine Ankney Helen Arend Barbara Barnes Dick Barrett Barbara Boroff Jerry Boundy Lucille Brown .Tim Buchman Jim Burke Doris Carlisle Phyllis Caryer Shirley Casper Bob Cody Robert Colley .Tohn Colley Betty Dangler Ralph Delviuth Chuck Dunakin Helen Eiserle Rosemary Foust Richard Garver Charles Hanenkratt Jack Hardesty Joan Harrow Bill Iler .Tim .Tohanns Shirley Johnson Bill Jones Darlene Klemmer Bob Krick Sally Kuns Ruth Mitchell Louise Morhart Dorothea Morrow Opal Page Harold Parrish Gloria Parson Lloyd Parson Don Phlipot Dorothy Phlipot Ray Pier Mary Ellen Potts John Reinhart Janet Rhinehalt Marion Ringger Arlene Russell Carol Russell Carolyn Shields Shirley Sontchi Dan Sprow Don Sprow Tom Stahl Russell Stouffer Ruth Stoller He len Strable Mary Jo Stratton X i X 33 f-Z 'W M 5 A 4 iw fr :gy Y' Q gg va, it P .. . V ggi' af ,lm - 'fm S . V , LLA- L L W' Z , ,.: f X if J Q ,Qi -f nv' i We-it ,. '. ' ' ' . .- W ,Al. Tie. ' ' if . ' X , .:,'.. 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Qmvle Max Aldred Earl Baldwin Justus Bashore Raymond Bashore Ronald Black Barbara Burtch Phyllis Cain Willard Collins Andrew Contrarez Douglas Daniels Roosevelt Daniels Rolland Deming Bob Dillery Jean Garwood Sharon Grimes Richard Johnson Karen Keysor Vera Koenn Ralph Lytel Leonard Miles James Miles Betty Miller Harry Miller Sharon Miller Patricia Mohr Russell Pack Beverly Patterson Sharon Paulus ,4zwf:e:- K1 QL-f u 1 X r ' ' ia A S 'iw J' sp if J I e f e! K WM K ,, as K R B 2 X J W' Z Z 'HK lst x fix all r t + , eww J . J 5 ' c L7: K 1 fa .,,, it , -1 . sr Ar ii. ' J X we . . .V Ammy?,gVA ffl get .B -5, '5'E Mi llii i x ml aw 'df' y yyy V Wm ii 3 if H, , ,J Q mx, W .Q-. X if -A, . J. Q, hiv if l f P df is Q is hd X 3 VL dv? , Q X, Avy 3' fr 6 Ji in ii. ' Q ' am + Q, R ..V: ,z , . , f fi?-135' AVR i ,,, rf -5: Ea! :Z '3i .5 . '- .L Q., 21' 'F : ,, .- QV, 'Egg-:: Q:: .: A. K T M ,:, f ,yi u x x ,M .. ,W is X K r x v X I, L 9 .J-fi , A 1 5 Q , .,,. S . ' -9? ,,, , . A. L . Duane Schwab Shirley Shauver Larry Shaw Charles Smith Danny Stouffer Thomas Strable Mirella Straley Robert Straley Donald Surface Richard Thomas In 4 I Ak H H t Vkr k k A VV MW A - . . I ,'Eff ish? y 'fi Richard Todd ,.-2d,:C , 1' A dd fi ' u ,. , f Monte Warne r L r Sue Wells , V M A i s , Ba r ba ra W ie pe rt I I, ' Phyuis W ortman gkL ?fiiia5! if :HHHZE ' d' . Q if d T ya A B S E N T EI E S 2 Judy Brune , Leona Cain, Richard Colley, Geraldine Engle , Philip Funkhouser, Lea Deane Haney, Claude Jackson, Carl Kruse, Virginia Link, Nixon Mott,Arthur Nieto, Kay Shirnp, Eugene Speakman, .Tethro Stoller, Jack Temple, Orval Waters. A Q - can. ww ,lmmfmm-awww WZ wg Pnl V, gi 1 .. Q is Q K K Y ,Ent . fix.. v wi, A .yrfmb rr.. sryr - V, VV L J Q tw 5 ' Q? :-ff 1 by 4 Q' ii! W. A M :' if M J' E Qi '- A ' 2 A g A M, 7-' , -,:: Q' K' i Q E Yi -: VV , V5 'w2Q,.d,,. ,QS ,-t 34 Y ' J z i f 1 , ,C W ' J A Q i f I 7 , . , ,., f . K I V , ' V V ..-: -L'i ff ? 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V A , 1, ,, ff m l K,'1 f ellen George Kruse Bonnie Layman Frances Levy Sarah Lucas Carolyn Miller Joe Minck Donna Morhart Russell Parrish Carol Patterson Jeannine Price Lynn Price Darwin Riley Tom Reinhart Michael Riggenbach Patsy Rohr Carol Rothenbuler Delmar Schwab Gloria Shauver Jack Smith Joe Snyder Rudy Straley Irene Sitton Sharon Temple Corrine Warner Patsy Warner Melvin Waters Pat Young Barbara Zimmer ABSEZNTEI-ES: Dora Campbell Robert Cook Max Dickerhoof Richard Dix Jack Hoffman Betty Johnson Mildred Kochenour Gerald Wilhelm my Mm f M w ff cs f G R Q? ,Q X 'lf 'P A L XQ 'E 2. P .F 4 9 ff. 'V ' '-irq ',- ss. fn: .gg X' 'b 'f-' Z X XNX' D 5, 'fl NQQXQJX :L 'WN v-X I - AN N 'X JFK' E - x. 3 M ., 4 1 '1 N' iff I X ge ANY, X 4 .X F 'ZX R ' ,xg A 'I- ' X .- HCTIVIHES .siucfenf gounci ' I ' f, 'K' 4 , 5 ,r my J -?'i?sdg , R wlmugwl i5 , 3 BW YMQN B J A ' A Q SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Cramer, Bob Helle, Joan Gordon. STANDING: Shirley Johnson, Lowell Warner, Betty Dangler, Jack Brune, Richard Sunday, Pete Wythe, John Buchanan, Jim Phlipot, Chuck Weaver, Pat Mohr, Delores Rickels, Joanna Dillery, Mr. Buchanan, Advisor. ABSENTEESg Janet Burtch, Elizabeth Price, Danny Sprow. Bob Helle President Paul Cramer V-President Janet Burtch Sec. -Treas 39 TK 1950 .Sllwof SEPTEMBER 6 Registration 9 Band plays at Auburn Fair. 15 Football game with Leipsic - here. OCTOBER 19 Y-Teen Square dance at Y. W. C. A. 20 Payne game - there. Z3 Rockford game - there. 26 Hillsdale game - there. 27 Teacher's Institute at Toledo. ,im Day of vacation for students. 28 Paulding Band plays at Defiance College Homecoming in afternoon festivities. 28 Band plays at Oakwood's Bridge Dedication Ceremonies at night. 30 Bryan game - there. NOVEMBER 4 Lima-St. Rose game - there. 7 Hicksville game - here. 9-10 Lion's Club Minstrel - Doc and Katie Keim team up for a tap-dance revue. 22 First basketball game with Payne - there. 23-24 Thanksgiving vacation. 27-28 Extended vacation due to severe snow storm. 28 Continental game - here. DECEMBER l Bryan game - there 5 Van Wert game - here. 8 Rockford game - here. Crowning of Homecoming Queen. Basketball dance sponsoredby the Juniors. 12 Band Concert 14 Boy Scout Banquet prepared by Sophomores. 15 Oakwood basketball game - here. 17 Christmas Choral program Sunday afternoon. 19 Farmer game - here. 20 Hillsdale game - there. 22 Christmas program by Y-Teen squad 5. Rev. Fauble, guest speaker. 23 Y-Teen formal Christmas dance. Christmas vacation began. Cadndaf 1951 JANUARY 4 Grade Operetta The Toys That Had to Wait. 5 Hicksville - here. 9 Boosters Club gives Chili Supper for Football Team. 12 Latty - here. 13 Hi-Y Initiation. 16 Delphos Jefferson - there 19 Grover Hill - there. 23 Celina ICHS - here. 26 Ayersville - here. 30 Junior Class Play Seventeenth Summer. 31 Polio Benefit Movie Watch the Birdie. FEBRUARY 2 Haviland - there. 6 Hoaglin -Jackson - here. Bruce Tom conducts leadership conference. 9 Antwerp - there. Seniors take OhioScho1arship test. World Day of Prayer program by Speech Class. 12 Band records for WRFD, Worthington. 17-21-24 Exempted Village Tourney at Celina. 28 Sectional fC1ass BJ at Celina - Minster. MARCH 2 Junior Hi h Cantata Legend of Sleepy Hollow. 3 Sectional ?Class BJ at Celina - Delphos. 9 Band Concert and Style Show. 16 Rural Entertainers' Play The Atomic Blonde. 22 Easter program by Y-Teens. Rev. Muran speaker. 22-26 Easter vacation. 30 Sophomores sponsor Bunny Hop. Harvey guest of honor. 31 Musical contest fsolosl at Lima. Jo Gordon and Sharlene Straley rate I3 Bob Helle, ll. APRIL 13 Basketball Award Day. 14 Band competes in contest at Ada. Rates a ll. 17 High School Opera Martha. 20 Hi-Y Dance. 21 State solo contest at Delaware. 25 4-H officers and advisors meet. 26 Assembly Program Western Serenaders. 27 Band Concert honoring graduating Seniors. 28 Typing contest at Defiance. Ann Brune types 48. 9 wpm with only 4 errors. MAY 1 Senior Class Play Turn Back the Clock. 4 Freshmen sponsor Sadie Hawkins Dance. 9 Y-Teen Mother Daughter Tea. 11 Squad 5 of Y-Teens sponsors Farewell Party for Senior girls. 14 Pre-Re istration. 15 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. 20 Baccalaureate. 21 Sophomore Class picnic. 22 Commencement. Freshman Class picnic. 23 Last day of school. Music awards and grade cards issued. Senior Class picnic. W 26 Alumni Dance. JUNE 10-15 Senior Class Trip to Washington, D. C. 41 f K K. ,,,,. , .T yy war 1 gi Q E l . ,Q Q 1 ,XI gi ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Rhinehalt, Chuck Weaver, Dorothy Todd, Shar- lene Straley, Jim Phlipot, Beverly Whirrett. ROW 21 Edith Keck, Loretta Mobley, Tom DeLaet, Barbara Barrett, Helen Arcnd, Moonecn Rurnbaugh, Donna Mae Goy- ings, Betty Johnson, Mary Lou llelle, Jim Burke, Carol Patterson, Sharon Zeller. ROW gg Doris Goodenough, Billie Ann Sellers, Allen llerbst, Shirley Sontchi, Ethel Thompson, Bonnie Layman, Carol Rae Rothenbuchler, Rae Deane Johnson, Larry t W - Egfr 3 '. ' , f.'- 'M' t H J L Y f - iz 5? ,eff F' ' Y 3 fl , 5 ' f ,fa ft, ,, V 5 Q r l - .trtrt P r ,ttf Q, Z - L .g iii 5 , ,. A 6 vt ,A 6 ' gg , -.- f 7 inf A 'K 1 ,gg at Q er . 2 2 4 P-Tfif f, l gr-ff Zeller, John Reinhart, Bob Krick, Shirley Johnson, Bob Hella, Eldean Keck, Joan Gordon, Jim Allshouse, Linda Corwin. ROW 4: Katie Keirn, Mary Jo Stratton, Mary Bashore, Larry Baxter, Jack Her, Wayne Woodring, Guy Vinegar, John Buch- anan, Dorothy Hyman, jack Outland, Barbara Barnes. ABSENTB Carla jullison Larry Mawer. ef--' S' V A,-rr, f-,ry ggi? ,ff .1 , lr it it ,ab .9 , ,P ll 0-WN , ,QW -MJ Si K wf H 15 W F ,pn N. ww ' Y ' H Q .L ,. ixecl Ckorua Mary Ellen Burns Ann Brune Janet Burtch Joanne Ferrell Margie Funkhouser Doris Goodenough Joan Gordon Christine Gross Dorothy Gross Elizabeth l-Iertle Dorothy Hyman Luella Hill Mary, Ann Johnson Katie Keim Patricia Kersker Edith Keck Eldean Keck Lola Koenn Marilyn Mentzer Marilyn Miller Marilyn Minck Rosemary Noneman Nancy Neds Donna Patterson Pat Patterson Shuba Pack Marilyn Parson Elizabeth Price Shirley Paulus Eunice Reynolds Mooneen Rumbaugh Delores Rickels Shirley Russell Donnave Schwab Ruth Stoller Josephine Stoller Sharlene Straley Samantha Schultz Dorothy Todd Patricia Wells Dorothy Wunder Shirley Winninger Sharon Zeller James Allshouse David Allshouse Burl Barnes Larry Baxter Mitchell Boundy Jack Brune John Buchanan Dick Barrett Jim Burke Paul Cramer 44 4 Tom DeLaet Milton Deming Charles Dunakin Joe Gillard Bob I-lelle Jack Hardesty Jack Iler William Iler Doyle Johnson Bob Krick Jimmy Noneman Jack Outland John Reinhart Leigh Stewart Jim Stahl Tom Stahl Warren Stoller Guy Vinegar Charles Weaver Wayne Woodring Pete Wythe gags ' gkoruzi ROW 1, LEFT TO R1GHTgLadean Klingler, Carolyn Shields, Frances Ringger, Barbara Baughrnan, Shirley Sontchi, Sharon Burke, Shirley Gorrell, Mary Jo Stratton, Janet Rhinehalt. ROW 21 Loretta Mobley, Marian Ringger, Carol Russell, Car- olyn Gorrell, Helen Eiserle, Marilyn Wells, June Kochenour, Frances Mumy, Miss Russell. ROW 3: Louise Morhart, Rose- mary Foust, Betty Colley, Janice Forrest, MarilynMentzer, Accompanist, Laura Surface, Shirley Johnson, Betty Dangler, Beverly Whirrett, ABSENTg Sally Kuns, Opal Page, Grace Steele. 515217144 CAOD' M 1 Y I 1' 5.4 .. x I X ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosie Noneman, Shirley Sontchi, Pat Patterson, Edith Keck, Beverly Whirrett, Marilyn Mentz- er, Dorothy Hyman, Sharlene Straley, Mary Jo Stratton, Jo Gordon, Eldean Keck, Carolyn Gorrell, Carolyn Shields. ROW 21 Janet Rhinehalt, Elizabeth Hertel, Eunice Reynolds, Shar- on Zeller, Bob Helle, Doyle Johnson, Jim Allshouse, Jack Brune, Tom DeLaet, Shirley Winiger, Donna Patterson. ROW 31 Pete Wythe, Jack Iler, Joe Gillard, Wayne Woodring, Burl Barnes, John Buchanan, Paul Cramer, Jack Outland, Chuck Weaver, Larry Baxter. ABSENT: Janet Burtch, Sally Kuns, Elizabeth Price. DHA , gndemgd S E N IO R G I RL S 1 Pat Patterson, Janet Burtch, Rosie Noneman, Sharlene Stra1eyQAccompanistJ Joan Gordon, Marilyn Mentzer. ABSENT: Edith Keck. 11 if . FRES HMAN GIRLS: Sally Kuns, Mary Jo Stratton, Shirley Johnson, Beverly Whirrett, Janet Rhinehalt, Shirley Sontchi. 46 fswfw s sire all f 3 g iiiihif 3 ta x gl, ly A I ' Q, V . 'f' , . A ,f M 1, A I' 7, 'I .l , ,Q ' iw- yy iz ,Q Q fag ,gifgyf ff,,r3j 1 - I 253 .f L ' out Bra' Xxas Qiag fr f f , I., ,, . A .,Ln J : , LV , 2 ir' 'Mg N H Q. ,. I Q X l1si'laefi1F- 9' R' rr I V, Ti M' 4 Qfwfs i4l SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Warren Sroller, Bob Helle, Pete Wythe, Doyle Johnson, Jack Brune, Mr. Burke, Advisor. STANDING: Jack Outland, Chuck Weaver, Ray Arnold, Dick Paulus, Loren Thomas, Mick Boundy, John Buchanan, Jim Stahl, Jim Allshouse, Richard Sunday, Wayne Woodring, John Clark, Allen Bybee, Bob Gorrell, Paul Cramer. OFFIC ERS: Pere Wythe, Sec.g Jack Brune, Treas. g Bob Hellc, V- Pres.g Mr. Burke, Faculty Advisorgwarren Stoller, Pres. ABSENT: Doyle Johnson, Chaplain. HA L L PA TROL: ROW ig Loren Thomas, Mary Bashore, Mary Jo Srrarron. ROW 2: Mick Boundy, Rich Sunday, John Buchanan, Bol Gorrell, Bob Helle, Was Stoller. ABSENT: Pat Wells, Chuck Weaver, Samantha Schultz, Hal Schall, John Clark, Dick Paulus, Richard Gunderman. Hall Patrol is sponsored by the Hi-Y Club. Its primary purpose is to maintain order in y the halls. 47 ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Neds, Mary Ellen Potts, Frances Ringger, Barbara Baughman, Sharon Burke, Irma Harp- er, Ruth Mitchell, Wanda Speakman, Nancy Brewer, Marian Ringger, Carolyn Shields. ROW 21 Donna Patterson, Eileen Willitzer, Darlene Klemrner, Arline Russell, Barbara Boroff, Dorothea Morrow, Carol Russell, Gloria Parson, Shirley Casper, Miss Fetters. ROW 3: June Kochenour, Carolyn Gorrell, Helen han SQUA D ADVISORS Mrs Jack White JoanSellers Jane Fetters Darlene Sunday ABSENT Mrs Bernice Carna Strable, Shirley Sontchi, Shirley Wininger, Shirley Gorrell, Helen Eiserle, Ruth Stoller, Frances Mumy, Janet Rhinehalt, Betty Dangler. ROW 4: Joan Harrow, Carolyn Brown, Barbara Barnes, Marilyn Wells, Dorothy Hyman, Laura Surface, Janice Forrest, Donnave Schwab, Shirley Johnson, Mary Jo Stratton, Beverly Whirrett, Rosemary Foust, Donna Mae Goyings. 22116 O F F I C E RS : ROW Ig Barbara Barrett, Reporter and Worship Chairman, Edith Keck, PianistgJanet Burtch, Leader of Squad 5, Joan Gordon, Pres. ROW 2: Marilyn Minck, Treas. ,Ann Brune, Sec. 5 Elizabeth Price, Program Chairman. ABSENT: Pat Patterson, V-Pres., Sq. Leaders I,2,3,4 respectively-- Mary Ann Johnson, Shirley Wininger, Marilyn Mentzer, Nancy Brewer. F A C U L T Y A D V I S O RS: Miss Jane Fetters Mrs. Iris Gallagher. 48 l ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Minck, Doris Goodenough, Ann Brune, Jo Stoller, Jeannie l-lannenkratt, Shirley Paulus, Luella Hill, Edith Keck, Pat Patterson, Rosie Noneman. ROW 2: Katie Keim, Delores Rickels, Elizabeth Hertel, Christine Gross, Dorothy Phlipot, Mary Ann Johnson, Margie Funkhouser, Shirley Russell, Dorothy Gross, Lois Cramer. ROW 3: Samantha Schultz, Mary Bashore, Barbara Barrett, Phyllis Morrow, Jean Johnson, Sharlene Straley, Dorothy Todd, Mary Ellen Burns, EldeanKeck, Lola Koenn, Phyllis Caryer. ROW 41 Ioan Ferrell, Joan Gordon, Dorothy Wunder, Marilyn Mentzer, Eunice Rey- nolds, Pauline Harrow, Pat Wells, Shuba Pack, Laura Phlipot, Mooneen Rumbaugh, Sharon Zeller, Mrs, Gallagher. -lem Y-Teeners at Napoleon District Conference. Y Teen Girls Serving at Mother-Daughter Tea. Daugliicr Tea. is a ,wx Marilyn Minck, Elizabeth Price, and Ann Bruno at Mother- if Sharlene Stralcy as 'Dad '. 49 .SZJLJ .Quiz SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosie Noneman, Typistg Marilyn Meritzer, Fashion Editorg Barbara Barrett, Editorials STANDING: Ioan Gordon, Gossip Editorg Elizabeth Hertle, Typistg Sharlene Srraley, Asst. Editorg Miss Blankman Advisor. ABSENTg Doris Goodenough, Bus. 8: Circ. Mgr. g Delores Rickels, Irma Harper, Typists. The Spilled lnk, PHS school pa- per, is published every six weeks by members of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes. The paper is published in an ef- fort to better understand the prob- lems of journalism, promote school spirit,and establish higher standards of conduct, scholarship, and sports- manship. This year the paper was submit- ted to the Bowling Green State Uni- versity Journalism Department for a critical analysis. On May 3 at the Northwestern Ohio Journalism Convention held at Bowling Green, the paper received an EXCELLENT rating inthe 1951 Newspaper Competition. Katie Keim, Editor 50 ofafin STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Eiserle, Janet MIS- Hfmlein in Roman garb at Party- Rhinehalt, Ruth Stoller, Shirley Johnson, Beverly Whirrett, Sally Kuns. ABSENT: Tom Stahl. SEATEDg Mrs. Hemlein, Advisor., og rariand Seven students were chosen as librarians to see that certain rules were observed. The librarians were the fol- ,X i lowing: Warren Stoller, Richard Reinhart, Doris Good- ,V Sm Myr L ybzu J enough, Jean Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Mooneen Rum- i T ' ' Q if baugh, and Delores Rickels, Mrs. lris Gallagher was faculty Af T f , . .5 , Y ' supervisor. ' J 1 L rai d ? ' I J - ' M lr B51 N935 elss lis rsl M at Jr , T Jim Allshouse seeks knowledge. Mary Ann Johnson, librarian. Mrs. Gallagher, Mooneen Rumbaugh. Other seekers of knowledge, W.-M.. -' -S A .SZAOOK IOQPCL I M A R T H A Main Characters Lady Harriet. ..,...... Janice Forrest Nancy. . . . . .Edith Keck Lionel . .... , Charles Weaver Plunket ....... , , Jack Brune Sir Tristan Mickleford . . . . , John Buchanan The Sheriff of Richmond ........ Paul Cramer Three Farmers . Burl Barnes,Larry Baxter,J'im Allshouse Three Serving Maids . Mary Jo Stratton, Patty Patterson, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D0rothyHyman Accompanists . . . Marilyn Mentzer, Sharlene Straley Director ........... Miss Lucile Russell 4 c'5 l as' ,,, 'ft s. ,. it -:N 1 unior- enior rom t I R 11 1 'Est' I :X J x - M ,ti jd' 'Q vi, X .Qn if-lu! ., q In MB Mary Bashore, Dorothy Todd, Pat Kersker Dick Paulus Mary Bashore Paul Cramer Ioan Gordon Jr. Attendant Queen King Mary Ellen Burns Jr. Attendant Jean Johnson, Janet Burtch, Edith Keck, Pat Patterson a -44 ,1- -I ag.. - - -. ' x .--.5 :,'- 0 K X I y 4, .,., , .. . -n 1 1 1 . I U.. . - J' ' . 1 . .15j. 32:16 '. V. . . 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' - . 4 - ' . 1 '- '--: 1 'n -. , - CAQQPAHCJQPJ Up in Armsl SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Pat Patterson, Eldean Keck. Edith Keck, Mary Ellen Burns. JUN I O R H I G H CHEERLEADERS: ROW I: Betty Johnson, Carol Patterson, Joan Hertel. ROW 2: Jeanine Price, Bonnie Lay- man, Rae Deane Johnson. ff, In Action! ..,,....w joofgaff Squa ROW 1, LEET TO RIGHT: Chuck Meyers, Dick Barrett, Jim Burke, John Reinhart, Lloyd Parson, Bob Smalley, Tom Stahl, D. Sprow. ROW 21 Rex Shimp, Hal Schall, Loren Thomas, Richard Sunday, Jack Brune, Bob Helle, John Buchanan, Joe Gillard, Chuck Dunakin, Pete Wythe. ROW 3: Warren Stoller, Jim Stahl, Chuck Weaver, John Clark, PaulCramer, Jack Iler, Burl Barnes, Dick Paulus, Rex Burke, Coach. ABSENT: Paul Workman, Jim Allshouse, David Allshouse. During the 1950-1951 football season, the Paulding Panthers were not situated in the best of environment. The complications were many and the times were trying. We started off our season with a victory over Leipsic. Then we had an epidemic of Polio. We lost one of our players and were forced to cease practice. The schedule was rearranged, and we played six games in 16 days. That was a big order to fill. lt was feared that the team might lose interest, but it was quite evident that the spirit of the boys remained untouched. PAULDING VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY Leipsic. . . 13 0 Payne . . . 32 15 Rockford . . 7 25 Bryan . . . 12 48 Hillsdale . . . . 0 42 Lima St. Rose . . 6 59 Hicksville. . 0 O 56 Mrdifg .gadgefga ff Lgjciua SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Meyers, Bob Foltz, Chuck Richard Sunday, Bob Helle, Tom Baldwin, Coach Burke, Jack Weaver, Paul Cramer, Joe Gillard, Jim Stahl. STANDING: Brune, John Buchanan, Warren Stoller. The first 6 of the varsity: Bob Helle, Richard Sunday, Jack Brune, Jim Stahl, Chuck Weaver, Warren Stoller. Managers: Paul Workman, Loren Thomas, Dick Mumy. EXEMPTED VILLAGE TOURNEY AT CELINA lk They Feb. 17 Ada 48 47 Feb. 21 Lima St. John 50 28 Feb. 24 Delphos-Jefferson 39 53 SECTIONAL KCLASS BQ AT CELINA We They Feb. Z8 Minster Q 46 Mar. 3 Delphos-.Tefferson 54 69 57 1950 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1951 Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Ian. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Feb. Feb Feb Paulding Panthe r s WE THEY Payne 55 26 Continental 35 36 Bryan Z3 31 Van Wert 43 47 Rockford 31 35 Oakwood 50 47 Farmer 46 42 Hillsdale 50 47 Latty eo 58 Delphos-Jeff. 46 49 Grover-Hill 56 33 Celina ICHS 68 67 Ayersville 44 54 Haviland 59 54 Hoaglin-Jackson 44 46 Antwerp 70 43 1950 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1951 Nov. Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb 15,311 Ti , Mi is if if fl :E ff 1 llllrdify Jam! Rderuezi ROW 1: Lloyd Person, Bob Krick, Chuck Meyers, Dick Barrett, Jim Phlipot, Jim Burke, Tom Stahl, Charles Clark, Bill Iler. ROW 2: Loren Thomas, Mgr., Mick Boundy, Chuck Dunakin, Lowell Warner, Burl Barnes, Bob Cody, Bob Smith, Tom DeLaet, Bob Foltz, Jim Stahl. ROW 3: Coach Burke, Chuck Weaver, Richard Sunday, Paul Cramer, Bob Helle, Tom Baldwin, Jim Allshouse, Jack Brune, John Buchanan, Warren Stoller, Joe Gillard. ABSENT: John Reinhart. Paulding Reserves SENIOR BOYS Inter-Class WE THEY Tournament Winners Payne 26 13 Continental 14 45 Bryan 29 49 Van Wert 15 ZZ Rockford 30 43 Oakwood 32 16 Farmer 26 25 Hillsdale 23 42 Latty 35 29 Delphos-Jeff. Z1 42 -1-HE RINKY DINKS Grover-Hill 48 36 Celina ICHS 50 39 Ayersville 38 27 Haviland 37 32 Hoaglin-Jackson 28 42 Antwerp 39 30 58 Paul Cramer with Benson Sportsmanship Trophy in Football. fNot Pictured, .Tim Stahl was awarded the Trophy in Basket- ball. omecomin Delores Rickels, Suph. Attendantg Mary Jo Stratton, Fresh. Attendantg Shirley Gorrell Queeng Eldean Keck, Jr. Attendantg Edith Keck, Sr. Attendant. h so 'F' Ei s.-ff 5 1 J s 5355: 14, .. . f 'K lf, iii 595352 -mess -V ffisegsz 5 , ,ygfgrsxf . , K Q ,figwi Q jf W Egg.. wx 'zlzffqs mf: 74- g::.g:,:5 - ff- 1' mf, ESQ? , . . 235 ff 42 ,,. C X S vb? Q, we , : if fglf z :L,iEf,s2f 0 ,. 3 ,Q , . ffiwfvi- W' . .-ff mu . . -- wwff2E wnKf . L- :fg15,v'5'ifigi3g 2 35 , in . vf wfsf Ngapiffwffazf fag f 1 f it ,ff vi B ' .A. Q 63 Q -ii if HEIHHHRT CHEVRULET SHLES zfdida S M 0 B CHEVROLET P ld' Ohio When Your Brake s Need Relining Ask for GRIZZLY Brake Lining At your local serviceman GHIZZLU IHHHUFHCIURHI6 CUHIPHHU HHTIUHHL BHHH UF PHULDIHG C omplirnents of PHHPUT- HIUHHIGHT, IHC. Paulding, Ohio Z Compliments STUCHU FHHIH EUUIPHIEIIT CU. J'ohn Deere Farm Machinery P, S. Garwood L. H. Stucky Paulding, ohio Compliments of GREAT LAKES SUGAR CO. Paulding Plant Paulding, Ohio Compliments of FINAN HARDWARE Furniture Co. GUE'.RIN'S ELECTRIC Compliments of and CROWELL FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE STORE Paulding, Ohio Phone 64 Quality Home Appliances Paulding, Ohio Compliments STUHEH SEED HUUSE 8 HEVHTUH HIC Whole sale and Retail Seeds and Grain Highest Market Prices Paid We Can Haul Your Grain Phones: 28 - 118 Paulding, Ohio PHULDIHG PUTfIlHHT?lOitEeTHIC-UU-UPEHHTIVE Good Luck Senior PORTRAITS - CGMMERCIAL Photo Supplies for the Amateur SHHUBHHESSU STUDIU Compliments of PHULDIHG LUHIBER CU. KRICK HOME FURNISHING Quality Furniture 106 N. Williams St. Paulding Ohio Compliments of POINTS JEWELRY STORE Bulova, Hamilton, Elgin Watches WALTERS HI-SPEED Court House Sq. LEE TIRES - PURELUBE OIL Tire Repair - Hi-Speed Gas Compliments of LAUKHUF Sz BEATTY Groceries - Meats - Lockers Phone 2065 Paulding, Ohio Accessories SINN REPAIR SHOP Compliments J. T. Case Farm Machines of Headquarters for Advanced Farm Practices BRUNE PRINTING COMPAN Y Compliments of GEHA'S RESTAURANT Compliments of W. G. RUMBAUGH Service Station Main and Perry Sts. Paulding, Ohio K. D. MEREDITH Druggist North Side of Square Paulding, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '51 BURKE'S Shoe and Clothing Store Compliments of GAS COMPANY Telephone 122 Paulding, Ohio J. P. CRAIN HARDWARE East Side of Square Paulding, Ohio --We Sell-- Sherwin-Williams Paints --and-- Bradley Vrooman Paints W. S. Bill Busteed Dorothy Busteed BILL'S SODA GRILL Let's Eat At Bi11's N. Side Square Paulding, Ohio Compliments of DRAVINGS WEST END MARKET 701 West Perry St. Paulding, Ohio GAMBLE STORE Insulation and Storm Windows Everything for Home..Car..Farm.. George Wm. Cassel. Prop.. YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head in Our Business' Hank il' Ab Let Pat Shine Your Shoes HERFF - JONES Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry Announcements Medals, Cups, and Trophies Jewelers to Paulding High School R. J, Dickens, Repr. Indianapolis, Indiana Compliments of PAULDING BOOSTER CLUB TOM the garbage man General cleanup and garbage disposal THOMAS JEWELRY CO. Bulova - Gruen - Elgin and Hamilton Watches Fine Diamonds The Best in Jewelry 105 East Perry St. Paulding, Ohio PAULDING PROGRESS The County Newspaper PAULDING HATCHERY Purina Products Harold Fleck, Mgr. Roy Leslie, Asst. Mgr. Congratulations from your PHULDIHG GUUHTU FHHHI BUREHU CU-UP Where Farmers Work and Build Together to Market their Grain and Supply their Feed, Seed, Petroleum Products, Farm Machinery Paulding Haviland Grover Hill BASHORE PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE GENUINE FACTORY ENGINEERED PARTS 211 EAST PERRY STEEL: Compliments of Compliments from BE.'.ETLER'S DRUG STORE KRICK GROCERY When You Think of Baked Goods Think of Us IRIS BAKE SHOP Paulding, Ohio WALDO AUTO SUPPLY 123 W. Perry Street Paulding, Ohio Phone 100 G Compliments of EATON'S GROCERY East Perry Street Paulding, Ohio SINCLAIR PAULUS Carpenter, Woodwork, General Repair Builder of New Homes Phone 260 G Route 1, Paulding, Ohio Compliments of THE DEFIANCE DAIRY CO. 825-827 Perry Street Phone 2267 Defiance, Ohio Compliments of NOEL'S BOWLING AND LUNCH Plate Lunch Sandwiches Soft Drinks Noel and Eunice Outland, Prop. Compliments of ROHR'S SHOE STORE Phone 84 Compliments of VETTER'S RADIO SHOP Paulding, Ohio Compliments of PEPPER'S STORE AND LOCKER Cecil, Ohio Compliments of HILL'S CONFECTIONARY Candy, Ice Cream, Sandwiches Compliments of DON H. PR ICE KAUSER TRUCKING SERVICE Dealers in hay and straw and stone Lawn Dirt W. Va. Lump Coal P. U. C. O. 3594-1-IX Office Phone 278-2 I. C. C. MC 102343 Res. Phone 278-l John A. Kauser, Owner Paulding, Ohio Compliments of MOORE BROS. Shoes and Clothes Paulding, Ohio STAHL INSURANCE 110 W. Perry St. Phone 77-Paulding, Ohio Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York GREER'S for Drugs Prescription Specialists 7 Phone 47 L 3, Paulding, Ohio GAMBLE Sz CO. Dry Goods Store Best Wishes to the Class of '51 Established 1895 LONI-ELM PRINTING CO. Headquarters for Dresses Paulding, Ohio Sweaters, Blouses, Scarfs, etc. RICHART'S FURNITURE STORE Compliments of Furniture and Rugs PAULDING GREEN HOUSE Universal Appliances paulding, Ohio PAULDING, OHIO phone 193 DUUHVS Phone 223 Paulding, Ohio The Friendly Store has everything you need in women's and chi1dren's ready-to-wear garments, personal wants, .nd fancy articles. A complete line of yard goods, notions, linens, blankets, window shades, rods, venetian blinds, curtains, gifts, rugs, linoleum, and draperies. Compliments of PAULDING EQUITY EXCHANGE Paulding, Ohio Compliments of THE MAYFAIR SHOP Personalized Permanents Haircutting our Specialty Phone 255 Compliments of O. B. WORKMAN Builder and General Contractor Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything for the home and auto Compliments of THE WEATHERHEAD CO. Antwerp, Ohio Compliments of DEWEY BYER Accountant Auditor Paulding, Ohio Compliments of T. 8: .T. SALES AND SERVICE Packard Automobiles Massey-Harris Farm Machinery 784 North Williams Paulding, Ohio FISHER'S APPLIANCE STORE Phone 203- B 110 W. Jackson Paulding, Ohio HANENKRATT Plumbing 81 Heating Co. Pumps-Water Softeners-Plumbing Fixtures Bendix Home Laundry All Types of Heating Equipment Phones 138-S Paulding, Ohio Compliments of STRALEY REPAIR SHOP Welding and Woodwork R. M. 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