Ridgeville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Ridgeville Corners, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1951 volume:

, , . K. gK,g,i,5 Q, . vw os g,52R1Q f!f+1M5. -' Wir , A5 Q We, the seniors oi 1950-51, iodicate to Mr. F. F. Heeterman, superintendent of hidgeville, Local School. As our class advisor, he he8'dfreofEmV us through many difficulties. his valugble giiddnce and advice will long be rememoefed by all of ue. kHe: not only ably serves in the responsible pogition ofl superintendent of our school, l but he 51502 teaches algebra and social studies. o e igl af M He received his Bachelor of Arts, degree ffOm Valparaiso University and his tweeter OT iA?tH5 olllf' ffohf Bowling Green State University.?7f lf :w X. sf kin? X i Q1 U .ff ,xii QLD QQSLRNWEHA-'51 cewpresident .ve y +lM9' a man smiles, and auch mwre when he iaufhs, i' adds so ething so fragment af life . f , , Paskeffball 2fg,m,2J Haseba11i1g2f3 , h,':i2fi Sibpn Staff-25 Dishrici 3cHQ1iibBip ?est-lg Sinibv Sobel afmfip Tefgt-bg Glass Play-ig Staff-hs UIHSS Gffi9QrihJ, i , . W . . A 'QQ W , M f i fLii5 ESHREASS-5QCretary l'?' ? If ever? Z am a teacherg it will Eiegtc than 'csv teaCS'x. 5 ' Pep 3andP1,2,3,hj Q, '+ 9 fl 5 253,55 LBiB ViC3 S F. X. A, Qfficgp-g, EH39mbiG42M3' Eixed Q gp Szepadtafif-23 German Band.-2 3g fQ1a3 gQ?fi0er-3,hi 5ta.te-3g,f S3ezf.or Scholarsiaip 9 . , , W 1 Hz5 - . J f' 1 , y FLGRENM FITZENWLITER-'Srensuretfg f 5 .i able people, though oftergl subjec'hQ jbbfigJ1QoSition in their antart th the vm2'1dQ, radiatif Sufn.. shine 'mai they m1e ref1ec:ted :Ln all appre eQ,Giti?e 5gheirts. Girls' Elee-1,2,3,hg ClasS officer-1,2,3gUg Qi Bidirict Sgholarship Testw1,2g Giass'P1ayu8g Annual QQa?f+Q3 Mixed Qkgorus-2,3,hg All-fiounty' g31ee-2 ,B ,bg gJpritQStiv3,h3 Sfeizior Schrlar-ship T6St--tif, All-County' gvhio H6rthwest District Chorus-3 i '4Qf?ig g g!jQ Mi , 1 furs1 s sw.,+ - l - Q E 51' sl 5fg,,. . -.W - 1 lm JL wlu X, in CI' . -l, :',,.. M WN? 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GUDY5 35033535 5 ,A 1 , , 11 , He matters enj,o3rment,gwhQ,,,enjoys muchg T vx- fx 1 ,P , 2 1 A 3, V A Q Q, 1 1 L . , .,?,,q,. . 1, G5Y'13':Cfl935'1 2' 3 ' gfd-3 3 bf, ff 2145 -1 W H Hi-stem sw?f..5,' Emuaiagmfii-Eg'Ai1-5Qm5f' QaRafz3, :fi 'Tig Mixed Chorus-2,35g 5 LPdfpiBai51df-2,33lg5 filagsw 2, All-f?our'ztyh G1ee-by Q lf' ,J 5, J ,- Q B 2 K Q . , - .,.'i53Va., jg-g ir 4 'ws 22 ,X -:- Jigs., . ,Q 15,16 I, . V ff 54,515 6 if ,f3?gg is S Zum xr ,Q ,. . Q 5 4 ss-2: , 5 Y a le A maiden never Bold, effspirit so skill and quiet that her motion blushed at herself. f e ' e e Girls' Glee-l,2,3,hge District Scholarship Test-1,25 All- County Glee-ug Typing Contest-3g Senior 3chelerehip Test-E ff Ch, give us the !B3,I1iWl'lO sings at his work. Egnd-l,2,3,h3 Tixed Choe sQ1,2,3,h5eBoysf GieeQl,3Q A115 A Cgunty Chorus-l,2,3,bf Baseballehg All-County Glee-1,2,3g Lg All-County Band-ig QCIasS!E1ay-35 Xanager-1,2,3,h3 Apnual Staff-h Q Q eh 5 L . fg The cHeerfu1 live longese id years, end afieqyards in our regards. Cheerfulness is the,offshoQQ'ofQgpoQne88g Band-l,2,3,h3 Pep Bandb1,2,3,bg Girls' Glee+1g25 Qhg Ceunty County Typing Senior EVELYN GTTE , -i M1 N MARGARET CTT? Y i A smile is the whisper of a laugh. Q, f V, Xajorette-1,2,3,h5 Cheer1eadere2,3,hg Eendfl,2,3,k5 if Hi-snepa Staff-25 F. H. A.-1,2,3,h5 All-County'Eandp2, 3,h5 Girls? Glee-1,253,h5 Mixed Chords-2,35 Claes R12y+ Ae 33 Senior Scholarship Testgbg A1l+CQunty Gleefhg f District 5610 and Ensemble Coniest-L f 5' 'A A ' WILLIAM RLNZAU hge? I V, , i, JQA2sfa1:czfm3Em f f f A laugh, to be joyDhS,lmuStef f1Uwi1f3emiaLf heart, for without kindness zhergxgap bg no true '.' f I . Lf YQ -93,5 . 4 Band,1,25Bjh5 'Pep Band+132,3,hg5F. H. eeee county Eandf2,35hg mixed c5orusg2,3,bg A 3,h5 Hi-Shppa Staff+23? Claes Gffieer- 33 All-County Chorusv3,hg Clase Playg33 Student Cohncil-by A11-countyrelee-by ship Test-hi District S010'COHf6StH25h N W V 1 ef ,V ,Lg A. . JILDQED RUHES ee ,Q p 4, Chorus-23 Mixed chgrus-2,3g F. H. iiQ1,2335hQlillv e Band-2,3,hg,F. H. A.lDe1egatef2g Hi+5tGPb 5ng?g:ig C t'w3e' J e Hm18'qAM+5'fTG?WT Scgglgishififestzgass y J gifnrx geeee' It was her nature treefs to leaf in Aprila Girls! Glace-l,2,3g as-2,3ghg ohmofmornggggn -13? , 2 1 ,Q ' , , . 'A , ,S , 5 Q f W - ' - itg1f3f.,l7' ,F. All E i.f, 3 l Q , 5 , ,Qg2z , w ROBERT STEFFEE-as ' i 4 ine cannot always be a-hero,fbut'one can always-bee p man. ' 4 QNJ F. T. A.-l,2,3,b5 F. F. A.GfficerfLg Delegate to F4 F,?A Sta te fif x1':vL21'1i1.i on-3 3 , . f L, 51,1 , . I 1 There are a few thingsfthgt .V f AL W, K , ' '4 . ' Girls' Glee-51,2 ,35 Play-35 All-County test-3 3 Senior and a femin57ne woman ig gzrgegpfffbhenz. Annual - , , 1 4 ' I , , ye A K . fl Tx, 5 ' if, Q , 1 - f , -W f KY If 1 I' 'MII 'I 1':I I I', 'I',:I dl IILIII- I , ', l'!I, 51, 'J I, INR' 'H.vUH Jf'HH ,HAIHI i I S T93 M , Q ffwwy IHMWMWWMW W QTEQ QE 'T I if -IIIf 'I'IIIIIIIIf'II I'- III 5'-II IIIIIHI'-IffI'I Z' cm 'E f 1' ,.-.. HW hiIligI'-I. II' I ,I hm Wx Q ,JN , 'MWh.M HIRHMU Hwmlh ,M f'QM , - Thi - IWWWL,U.RHMm ,mm .mIwH,,n,, NW Xxx! 'fZ. I ' . u1'f W' ' Rs CLASS HISTORY IIHMWQQWMHU HH. :HIS IINWMMMWHMW NHLH THIRTY SEVEN GREEN FRESHIES TRUDGED SLOwLY UP THE 'AnMml'qmML 'I ll 'I.. I' I ' I ' I.. Ihww STAIRS. WE REALLY HAD SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO. ILAHMMMMMI . HWIH , I.,,HHI I I' II I' 'll' 'l , N -IIRIIIIIIII F df-gf? . , K ,Mm AS OUR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THE RESHMEN YEAR, WE Rrg mf' MMM, ELECTED ABLE-BODIED WAYNE MILLER AS OUR PRESIDENT, 2,,I IW.X WM! FLORENCE FITZENREITER RECEIVED THE vOTES FOR VICE PRES- Vx- IWM IW: IDENT. WE PRESENTED JOAN RICKENBERG WITH THE OFFICE OF 3 X29 IWW? fm- SECRETARY, AND CHARLENE SCHLOTTERSECR WAQ OUR 'CLASS IH, ,WWE WI TREASURER. MR. EBERSOLE wAS CHOSEN AS OUR CLASS ADVISOR. Hmm WIN, - IHV' . I 'I A , II, 'I IMWM IF ANY vISITOR HAD SEEN US HE WOULD HAVE THOUGHT WE WMA 4 ,pHWf, WERE HAVING A BAD TASTE PARTY AT OUR FRESHMENINITIATIONO JUWR HHIII 'mL', QQQML THE SOPHOMORES, OUR AGGRESSORS, HAD US DRESSEDIN wHAT WE AIM, .g,'f SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN, ALL SORTS OF ODD CLOTHES. THE GIRLS fmmm ci QT., WORE MEN'S TROUSERS, WHITE SHIRTS, AND Sow TIES. ON jm,NWIVWwmQq yjgf' ONE FOOT WE DISPLAYED A FOUR BUCKLE MANS' BOOT, ON THE ,RMWMWIWWII '5 OTHER A MANS' WORK SHOE. OF COURSE THE HAIR HAD TO BE 'MMQHW I I, .IHA MNEHMMJ BRAIDED ON ONE SIDE AND UP IN PIN CQRLS ON THE OTHER. ,MH VWMWMMWA THE BOYS DlDN'T GET OFF VERY EASY EITHER. THEY WERE MWWMQ: TOLD T0 WEAR LADIES' SKIRTS, BLOUSES, HATS, SHOES, AND L MJF' LONG STOCKINGS. WE WERE A SIGHT, IN THE EvENING THE IHWWHHW ' SOPHOMORES TRIED TO SOFTEN THE TREATMENT BY GIVING Us A IRMMMHWWMMM Imh PARTY. AFTER THAT WE WERE CONSIDERED AS FULL-FUEDGED ',WMwMWwWwmWw ...--. IlD'H 'f' 'f 5IfiIH'!I'IIIIIIIIH IIIIIIIIIII RNMW. NHIWM fHMM JMU IT WAS THEN OUR TURN TO ENTERTAIN, WE TRIED TO ,QA 7 :VMI .QMWMMRA REPAY THE SOPHOMORES BY GIVING THEM A HAYRIDE AND wIENER 3 X up 'V' U I ROAST, BUT I BELIEVE WE PICKED THE COLDEST DAY OF THE fl'-J J ,- X YEAR, EVERYONE HAD COLD FEET AND WAS TRYING TO wARM 2, THEM BY THE FIRE. I WONDER WHY ONLY THE FEET wERE COLD? I Q AE Q MAYBE EVERYONE HAD ARMSTRONG HEATERS: I'M SURE WE WILL 7 S Q ALL REMEMBER OUR FRESHMEN YEAR, EVEN THOUGH WE DID -GET A4' f5TQg XXX' fl. 1' f A LITTLE ROUGH TREATMENT, 9 EVERYONE WAS EXCITED TO BE SOPHOMORESS AFTER ALL if IT wAS OUR TURN TO BE MEAN AND INITIATE THE FRESHMEN. WE ELECTED THE FOLLOWING AS CLASS OFFICERSEWAYNE MILLER, ' ,K ' g PRESIDENTQ MARVIN BUOHHOP, VICE PRESIDENT3 FLORENCE cn I S 5 FITZENREITER, SECRETARYg MARGARET UAMMQN, TREASURFRQ'AND ,IMHO QE MR. EBERSOLE WAS AGAIN ELECTED AS OUR ADVISOR. AS SOPHO- ,W,wwMWmH, MORES IT wAS OUR JOB T0 EDIT THE HI STEPA EvERY MONTH. IWHWHMWMMTL I'I mmm III. 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OUR CLASS ALSO TOOK OVER THE SALE OF REFRESHMENTS AT THE HOME BASKETBALL GAMES. IT WAS A LOT OF WORK BUT I'M SURE WE ENJOYED IT. IN THE FALL OF49 THIRTY THREECF THE PREVIOUS YEAR'S THIRTY SEVEN RETURNED TO BE JUNIORS. TO CARRY ON THIS YEAR WE AGAIN ELECTED WAYNE MILLER AS OUR PRESIDENT, NORMA J. ALEXANDER WAS OUR VICE PRESIDENT, LOIS BEHRMANN SECRETARY AND FLORENCE FITZENREITER AS TREASURER. THIS YEAR MISS MAX WAS SELECTED AS OUR CLASS ADVISOR. FIRST OF ALL CAME THE SELECTION OF CLASS RINGS. THE REMARKABLE THING ABOUT THIS WAS THAT EVERYONE WAS SATISFIED, THE JUNIORS PROVED wHO WERE THE BEST SALESMEN BY SELLING THE MOST HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT TICKETS. AS A REWARD A NICE BIG SUM WAS DEPOSITED T0 OUR TREASURY, ON MARCH 17 WE GAVE OUR CLASS PLAY'GRANDMA'S BEST YEARS'. .THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET WAS HELD MAY 10. OUR THEME FOR THIS EVENT WAS THE RAINBOW WHICH MADE A VERY BEAUTIFUL SETTING, THIS ENDED OUR JUNIOR YEAR. WAYNE MILLER SERVED THE LAST YEAR OF HIS FOUR YEAR TERM. HAROLD SCHROEDER WAS ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT, LOIS BEHRMANN,SECRETARY, AND FLORENCE FITZENREITER,TREASURER. TWENTY NINE SENIORS RETURNED TO GRADUATE, THE HIGHLIGHTS THIS YEAR WERE SENIOR PICTURES, JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, CLASS PLAY, BACCALAUREATE, AND COMMENCEMENT, THE SENIOR PICTURES WERE TAKEN BY RAY WARD OF NAPOLEON WHO DID A WONDERFUL JOB. OUR CLASS PLAY WAS GIVEN ON MAY 4, BACCALAUREATE SERVICES WERE HELD MAY 13, AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ON MAY 16, NOW AFTER COMMENCEMENT WE ALL HOPE TO HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME AT OUR LAST GATHERING IN THE FORM OF A TRIP. I AM SURE THAT WE ALL ENJOYED OUR SCHOOL DAYS AND THAT MEMORIES OF THEM WILL LINGER FOREVER. 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'II. 'R Y IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1:IIIIlIlIlflltlitiiwllfrf fr 1 II, IW I I III 2 C If IIIII IIIII-III I' I ' 'II I-I .. I II III' '- 'll' I :IIl l-IIIIMIIIHI III ,'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, Il-xl ' ,I III., .,i,,II, I I 3' v .II ,II . I4 -' ' I15 I IU XX,- I III J I. :II'!'5f I II . 'I I , I q.ig I I . 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I, KATHRYN DREWES, OO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 DAYDREAM IN STUDY HALL T0 SHIRLEY ROTH. MAY SHE GET MORE DONE THAN I DID. I, LEONA ELLING, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY SHORT- NESS TO LUCILLE BEHRMANN. MAY SHE BE UNABLE T0 SEE OVER CROWDS AS I HAVE. I, FLORENCE FITZENREITER, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY HEIGHT T0 DONALD BISCHOFF. MAY HE, IN THE FUTURE, LOOK DOWN UPON GIRLS INSTEAD OF LOOKING UP TO THEM AS IN THE PAST. I, ROBERT GERKEN, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 TYPE FAST T0 HENRY WACHTMAN. MAY HE MAKE MISTAKES AS I HAVE MADE. AS MANY I, HOWARD GERKEN, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY POOR HANDWRITING TO ROGER MEYER so THE TEACHERS WONIT SEE ALL HIS MISTARES. ' 'II Il 'PII 'III I -I HA 1' HMI' 'I I I ' I I I f :III I f'I- 13 I---I 'III !II -'- . . ' IIIIIIIII III N IIALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi 6:-'Z '1:'--II- III-II' b:5 vQii9 .Xp II- I--I I ,. II U 'IIIIII II, ANU L III I: . I I NA. I , I , I - -I 'I II--I-.. 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MAY SHE GAIN MORE ,.,, IIl II,',lIIIIlIlI.IIIIIIIIWQ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. w EI G HT TH A N I EV ER O I D . ., IIIIIIIIIMIIII 'L IHIM X J, -fmt I, ROBERT LAYMAN, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY HEIGHT HI' Huw TO CARL STETTER. MAY HE GET AS MANY REMARKS AS I HAVE. 'II-I' I Iii'IIfI II fmw I III IH mp Jw I, EVELYN LEE, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY QUIET 'M '- WWI mm MANNERS TO ALL THE SEVENTH GRADERS. TVMI mf .III-II. I Hmmm, 'W I, KATHRYN LEE, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY DISLIKE II III' umm I I III II .I I. FOR CASE PROBLEMS IN BUSINESSI LAW T0 wHoEvER FINDS THE II ,- IQJH COURSE INTERESTING. MAY THEY ENJOY THE COURSE. I . ' I .I- If,. I, ELDOR LOHSE, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY BLUSHING A TO ARNOLD KRUSE. MAY HE GET AS RED IN HIS FACE AS I Do. .,I,. H Q I, ARLENE MEYER, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY NICKNAME . . T0 ARLENE HOMAN. MAY SHE ENJOY BEING CALLED NENIEN AS H,1 I, QMMWWMWI MUCH AS I DO. 'IIIIlI II'II'-I II, , q. I, WAYNE MILLER, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY MARGHING T0 MARVIN BIEDERSTEDT. MAY HE BE THE ONLY ONE IN STEP ,L AS OFTEN AS I HAvE BEEN. 'WN V., 'ImWIWwI I, GLADYS NORDEN, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY dIwIMWw TO EAT T0 LucY ROSEBROOK. MAY SHE HAVE AN EASY TIME ' II fmhmwmmq REDUCING THE WAY I DID. 'III ' .. I, EVELYN OTTE, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY LAUGH T0 I I IH, wHoEvER FEELS MOODY. MAY IT HELP THEM KEEP HAPPY. , L 73 I, MARGARET OTTE, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY POSITION qj AS MAJORETTE T0 PATRICIA IDE. MAY SHE ENJOY IT AS MUCH 1 AS I DID. f I, BILL RANZAU, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY MANAGER'S - jf KEYS T0 ROGER MEYER. MAY HE GET YELLED AT AS MUOH AS I i DID. 5' I, JOAN RICKENBERG, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY BOTTLE OF PEROXIDE TO ANY BLONDE WHO HAS AS HARD A TIME KEEPING HER HAIR LIGHT AS I HAVE. I7 -IIII' 'WIIIIIIIII X11 fb? 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J 'O 'Li I II 'IiQlI I'II III!,III IHH5I !I'iI!f'IIIIEI'5'IIII I 'I X X in ,Z - 'f , -IIIIIIIIII I-III IlIIIIII.III I 'I IIiI.1f JI 'IIIII' ' J ' BIIIW IN' NHL ,H Im NIMH Cf G1 9,1 f .IIIIIIIIIIIII III IIII IhIII,,.., .Ig-!II.III' I., I,-HIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIA, IM X'!.L iix Ui, 4, f IIIIIIIII1III'ff4IIII III'.I II:IIf2. , ISIIIIIIIIIIIIII ..II.'I .,I' IIII2.. QIIIIII - I , MI LDRED RC HRS, DO HEREBY WI LL AND BEQUEATH FI RST CHAI R ,,4m IN BAND T0 CARLTON MEYER. MAY HE FIND AS MUCH ENJCYMENT IQIMMMHNMWI IIIIiQIIIiIIIia l AND PLEASURE IN IT AS I DI D . Ina.IIIIIiI:EHIIIIIIIIIlHIIl1IIIIIlihI'I I2'I: I':' IIIgIf QI I, LOI S J EAN SCHNITKEY, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ' II- III N I MMM I I- 'II IIIFI, IIII. TI-T I I I 'II Q HUM :II!IIf!IeIIII II'-I,III II ,I- .II-'I III . IIIIIIIII IEIIIIIIII l,IiII!!:gf:: Ei III IIII-' I1III II I III , 'ffl II I III F?I5iIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIII1 .I. ,' . ' I I IIN' I. ' III Inj -I IIQIII i,5iIIIi IiI',.. 'IIII I 5 CHEERLEADING TO BARBARA HESTERMAN. MAY SHE ENJOY CHEER- ING FOR THE TEAM AS MUCH AS I HAVE FOR THE PAST SIX YEARS. I, HAROLD SCHROEDER,DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILI- TY TO SLEEP IN THE STUDY HALL TO FRANK DDMINIQUE. MAY HE CATCH UP ON HIS SLEEP THAT WAY AS MUCH AS I HAVE. I, HELEN SHIBLER, D0 HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY RDSY CHEEKS T0 ANYONE WHO NEEDS THEM. I, LARRY SONNENBERG, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MYABILI- TY TO MAKE MISTAKES IN TYPING TO WALTER DICKMANDER. MAY HE HAVE TO USE THE ERASER AS MUCH AS I DO. I, ROBERT STEFFENS, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY AB- SENCE FROM SCHOOL TO ELDON ZUMFELDE. MAY HE KEEP UP THE RECORD- I, MARLENE WIEMKEN, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILI- TY TO BLUSH T0 ESTHER SCHLUETER. MAY SHE BLUSH CRIMSON. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF I95I, DO HEREBY WILL AND BE- QUEATH ALL OUR uNDEvELDPED TALENTS TO THOSE WHOWILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO UNFOLD HIDDEN POSSIBILITIES WHILE IN THE cLAsSRooMS OF R. H. S. APPRECIATION WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF I95I WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPOR- TUNITY T0 EXPRESS ouR APPRECIATION T0 THE FACULTY MEM- BERS FOR THE HELP AND GUIDANCE THEY HAVE GIVEN us IN THE PAST YEARS. f WE ALSO wISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS, MR. RAY WARD, if AND MRS. F-'ITZMAURICE WHO HAVE MADE THE PUBLICATION OF THIS BooK POSSIBLE. AGAIN WE SAY, WTHANKS TO ALL.n W I MIHWMmVf I Mwwmwpwpwmh . 'lf.I iI 'II-I'II ' ff '. cf? I .Ir ! Ii I'II'II 'IIIIIIMI II' III I ' II. I II - A 2 I III III 'IIIII , . ,,., AIII.-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I,IIIIII:IIE'. ' I1:I?fIgII Is?Il!I IIIf::II-I':IIIIIIEII--IIIIII I-..!...III:III.III'?I' f' 71'I IfI'IlI I ': 'I' I' D. 'B 4 .Q 1, If WUI I... .- . I . ' ' Il ,II A , ,IM -- ,II ,,'I..- .N F III I 6 I .WMMLT5Wwww I'IIIIIIIIIII' I ' :I I , II I 'I ' -I' IIIII Wwmu VHJH .IJ I W . I ,I II 'I' I , . II I I Hiyw AIIHi I I I II' ' I II. III'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII R I I'II'I5I'I ' II, . II 72. . , W -E I ' I X ' I ' 1 I I I 'I gy L, - 'IIi.!'I'I. , 'I -I ' I . 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L' 'S COMMENCEMENT DATE! MAY 16, 1951 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER: REV. MARTIN ZSCHOCHE. BACCALAUREATE DATE: MAY 13, 1951. BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER! REV. A, C, HAHN, CLASS STANDING EVELYN OTTE, . 3,734 GLADYS NORDEN, . LOIS HAHN. . . 3.715 ARLENE MEYER . . LOIS BEHRMANN, 3,713 EVELYN LEE . . KATHRYN DREWES 3.672 KATHRYN LEE. . . FLORENCE WILLIAM RANZAU . FITZENREITER. 3.664 HAROLD SOHROEDER JOAN RIOKENBERG 3.419 MARVIN BUCHHOP . NORMA ALEXANDER 3.287 ROBERT STEFFENS, MARGARET DAMMAN. 3.266 ROBERT GERKEN. . MILDRED ROHRS. 3,169 ELDOR LOHSE. S n Q MARLENE WIEMKEN 3.164 LEONA ELLING . . WAYNE MILLER . 3.000 LOIS SCHNITKEY . NORMA BEHRMANN 2.863 LARRY SONNENBERG HELEN SHIBLER. 2.844 HOWARD GERKEN, . MARGARET OTTE. 2.621 ROBERT LAYMAN. . 552 497 ,451 286 .214 113 O29 .019 715 663 538 491 354 342 .222 Q 41 56? lW, igfi5pm',I.I5IIIIIIf111151Ifgifffmfgg. 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIII1 ' iII''IfIIfIII1?I1I'11I?'1ff?I1II?f' A . , H K V: I , :,,. I I ' I Ill I I I' I I 'I .V-II.. 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I!f' ff: A 'h IIH!:IIl::lIi:'I: I: mImii1I,'KJIfIIII, II AII1II5jgI.:3I.iIiIIfIIIl!IjIIlf!Iff!I!!ffIf'I' wmwmmmyghmwwyf , ' IWWQQWQM, 'I:'if 'II:li. I' III M W RIDGEVILLE ROCKET REVIEW RIDGEVILLE CORNERS, OHIO, MAY 17, 1961 , MITCHELL FIELD, NEW YORK SPECIAL LARRY SONNENBERG, OUTSTANDING AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED A JET-PROPELLED MOTOR WHOSE DES- TINATION IS THE MOON AND OTHER PLANETSO NURSE CHANGES POSITIONS MISS NORMA BEHRMANN, A NURSE AT TOLEDO HOSPITAL, HAS ACCEPTED A CALL TO SERVE AS SUPERINTENDANT AT THE HOSPITAL IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. SHE IS A 1951 GRADF UATE OF RIDGEVILLE HIGH SOHOOL,RIDGEVILLE CORNERS, OHIO. NOTICE--FARMERS THE FARMERS UNION,CALLED TOGETHER BY THE PRESIDENT, ROBERT GERKEN, WILL MEET TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1961, AT THE CITY HALL IN GERALD, OHIO, THE SPEAKERS or THE EVENING WILL BE MAYOR HOWARD GERKEN, AND CHIEF or POLICE, ROBERT LAYMAN. MADOATS WIN AGAIN!!! THE TOLEDO MADCATS, COACHED BY WAYNE MILLER, HAVE WON THEIR 15TH CONSECUTIVE BASKETBALL GAME BY DEFEATING FT. WAYNE INDIANA, 60-23, MRS, MILLER, THE FORMER MAR- GARET DAMMAN, REPORTS THAT MR. MILLER IS LOOKING FORWARD TO MANY MORE VICTORIES SUCH AS THIS ONE. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION MR. AND MRS. MARVIN BUOHHOP CTHE FORMER MILDRED ROHRSD OELEBRATED THEIR 5TH wEDDINe ANNIVERSARY WITH A DINNER PARTY AT THE ULTRA SMART RESTAURANT IN TOLEDO JOINTLY OWNED AND ORERATED BY FLORENCE FITZENREITER AND ARLENE MEYER. II I II I-N ,,. H II I ., ,..,, Wfffhwpmf ?a9f2IIIIf5'II'iIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII III.IIIIIIIL - 6 5:1 19 I L9 R L9 IN. II. I'IIIIIl Ii, II' 'II I' MMI UI RE? 'II A I IMTWM ,.IEiiIl?gfIiIII ' ,.. ,I .. I. . , III I1 II' ,IMI .,. ,II I PI.. M nl ..,II.- II! II.I ml' II' I III, AI IIN ,.I If I I'fI',IfIIIIIIIfI IIIIi:IIM,,:.I A5 II'I'IIIIIIIIIQII' 1T FfI'IFffff, A LJ ,QVQ 'fb Q Q 1312? f -7 'Ir Ig Ipky X ' I 'f ! 'I '1 .f k cv L A 'MI MAIN ..'-::.'g-N' II 'f::'FI -I IIIIIIIIIIIII .I I I... 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BAND CONCERTS AGAIN THIS SUMMER .Q Xxx lg, 'III I 'Ill IQ.. Hmmm IQ' MR. WILLIAM RANZAU, PRESIDENT OF THE BAND PARENTS, IIN IWIWI W ANNOUNCED THAT CONCERTS WILL BE HELD AS USUAL AGAIN THIS 'WM Mlm' I MWMH SUMMER JUST AS THEY HAVE BEEN HELD FOR THE PAST 15 YEARS , Q M mfg Q' H -IIIIIIIIILIIQII, HOSPITAL NEWS fl 'I','1I 'Il -LII, ' ,l1'QI I ' ,V MRS. RUSSELL HAASE, THE FORMER LOIS JEAN SCHNITKEY, HAS JUST SUCCESSFULLY BROUGHT HER SECOND PAIR OF TWINS ?'if INTO THIS WORLD. WE CONGRATULATE HER AND HOPE SHE KEEPS UP THE GOOD WORK, WWVWWMH I I VWNMMMW' NEW YORK--GRAND OPENING OF EVIE'S EATING WIIHN. uIH PALACE THERE WILL BE A GRAND OPENING OF EVIE'S EATING PAL- ' ACE WHICH IS OWNED AND OPERATED BY EVELYN OTTE, A FORMER QWI RIDGEVILLE STUDENT, THE MAIN ATTRACTIDN OF THE EVENING 'IWIIIIIIIIIIYLI WILL BE A HOT JAZZ BAND, THE MUSICAL NOTES, DIRECTED BY MARLENE WIEMKEN. AS AN HONORED GUEST, THERE WILL BE IIMIMMHL EvELYN LEE, OwNER OF FREEDOM TOwNSHIP. 'f' I..5 ' X X SOCIETY LADY COLLAPSES 1 ' Q-W' AO MRS. WILLIAM THIEROFF, THE FORMER MARGARET OTTE, 1 M U wHILE SPEAKING BEFORE THE WOMEN'S VOTERS LEAGUE IN DEFI- Ld ANCE, TOOK ONE LOOK AT THE AUDIENCE AND PASSED OUT. THE 1 REASON FOR HER BEHAVIOR WAS THAT LOIS HAHN AND HELEN SHIBLER, THE DELEGATES FROM CALIFORNIA WERE PRESENT. 'IK' 5 TEACHER COMES HOME FROM INDIA , , 5 LOIS BEHRMANN, GRADUATE OF RIDGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, E HAS COME BACK FOR A VACATION AFTER TEACHING THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE TO THE INDIAN PEOPLE. ---f Q H' Aww 'I,. 'I HID , QI . ,II I - III'!,I 'IhII 'III 17 5 T' ,'221II',,' ' 'I II' III, II, WIIII ' 2 92'I'IIIIIfIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'II WMMMMMW.mmWQIV ' IWWQJWQIH IIN III IIIIIEIIII 6' I I II' I FIEIIIIIIQIIII',-I'iiIf.'.I,'Ii:'E'! ,,:IIIIIIII:!III-I ,II I I MII... PI., N .III '-II HQ NL J WMI 'II: . QQMWMIWWWWW I III-II IQQ ,HI I , I .E ' I DA-1 fx 4 I N-1 ' 1 ' I I EU If35I25If'5IIIIIIIIIIIII WlIIIIIII.IIII III IIIIIIIIIIII I 'IH ' I AIf.f .I' II' I I 'Il NI :I I-. 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'I. .I,I::' I1 I I , 9 ' SALESWOMAN ACCEPTS OFFER AT MASSEY'S qggiip AFTER HAVING BEEN A SALESWOMAN FOR THE PAST5 YEARS, 'w I LEONA ELLING HAS BEEN OFFERED A JOB AS HEAD OF THE FUR WWVLMWM DEPARTMENT AT MASSEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE IN NEW YORK. NWMWWW ,. I. III II MMWMJL LONELY HEARTS' CLUB SUCCEEDS AGAIN .II I' li, IJ THE LONELY HEARTS' CLUB IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, WW OWNED AND OPERATED BY NORMA JEAN ALEXANDER AND GLADYS II,I 'WWIWMj NORDEN RECENTLY ANNOUNCED THAT THEY HAVE SUCCESSFULLY Hmmmwwm MARRIED KATHRYN LEE TO A FABULOUSLY RICH OIL MAN OF MMMMWMQ OKLAHOMA. .'::1.,,IIII I II,lI III II! '.. HUMOR K I kg f Www 'j I AM A PHYSICAL CULTURE TEACHER AND I WANT TO BUY A PAIR M if OF BLOOMERS TO WEAR AROUND MY GYMNASIUM. I WELL, How BIG IS YOUR GYMNASIUM? A-I4 RUSS: WHAT ARE THESE? E 5 LOIS: BISCUITS. 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IINIH I NWlV5 ONE or THE LARGE PROJECTS WHICH HAS RECENTLY BEEN , COMPLETED IS THE AGRICULTURE BUILDING ONE or THE BEST I ,. ' Qyff IN OHIO, IT IS wELL SUPPLIED WITH TOOLS AND FACILITIES NEEDED TO CARRY CNTI-IE WORKG' THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, I. ,E III ,Q WMIWWWA THE Room ECRMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE AGRICULTURE DE- I ' WWILIW' PARTMENT IS NOW BEING CONVERTED INTO AN UP-TO-DATE MUSIC WWWWN QMII' ROOM, I,' I Z ,Ni MR. M. E. BRANDON ABLY SERVES AS OUR COUNTY SUPER' Igg INTENDENT, I ll .I - '5 I' H IIIA xv KIM i .. IIIII IIIIIIIIII IIQ.I,'I 'I . III' .Ilu , THE COOKS WHO PROVIDE DELICIOUS AND BALANCED MEALS f N 0 FOR US ARE MRS. CLARA WALTER, MRS. SOPHIA MOEHRING, AND MRS. EMMA KRIEGER. JANITOR MR, WALTER VON DEYLEN IS CUSTODIAN OF OUR SCHOOL. i VENIENCE. pf 5 X L I ' - l I - .. -. 'I:. -I II :PII '-I Y' L tl' IIII' III -I' 'III I' E3 il ,,.II 'I' . I '- I. ,I . II I' . I XIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'I'II I To III'III'IIII I'mI ' II ,I i xii? X !!f'!! L. HE MOST ABLY KEEPS THE SCHOOL IN CONDITION Fon oUR CON- IIINNNINNN .1?lf'QIII5! I1N l'WIIIlIff f'g'I1 1 IW113'AWIIII7TIIWT Z ..,I I::.,1' 5:3 gy ' X .,, NVI 'IIIIII LUN 'III ILIX IIIIIII 6 IIIIIIIIIDIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIII I ' - I.,- mu :'II I . III ' ' III mg w,, 'I-IIEQIH ' , 'IIS'- I .'II ..,-, II VIII 1 I '. I'i,I:Ii'III!HI IHIIIII, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIII Q .II-III5-I.IIII,, .I 'T' kwggj U ffy2 I ' 7 E I ' f 1 if AN mNHMwmHWI II:,IIIIIIIIIQW' W NEMUAA II. If III' l'5'n!IIiIIIMg I-'2'fIiI?!' I ' -I IM: 'IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIEIIIIEIIIIIIFII 5 1 ff X4 6 Q I 5 a H I I l Q EIU X I I G1 22 'B I ' TI .IIi Ifgf?fII' l'i-f'f,'g2S4jI'IIIif A ' IIIIII'IIIfg5I,,,.I,,.,-,, TI 5 .XI X,QIIIIUIIIIIIII'I,I,III ' QL 4 f IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIII. I, II55IIIgQIIIII.I'NIIIIIIIIIIIIII:III AR JUNIORS TOP ROW: MISS MAX, WALTER DIOKMANDER, RUTH MAASSEL, VICTOR HESTERMAN, LUCIA ROSEBROCK, ROLAND BUNKE, LUCILLE BEHNFELDT. SECOND ROW: FRANKLIN DAMMAN, ESTHER SCHLUETER, ARNOLD KRUSE, MARY ELLEN HELDBERG. THIRD Row: FRANKLIN DOMINlQUE,FRANCES BOSTELMAN, WILLIAM DEHNBOSTEL, ARLENE HOAMN, CARLTON MEYER, HILDEGARD OTTE, HENRY ROSEBROCK, BOTTOM ROW: HENRY WACHTMAN, HOWARD MILLER, DELBERT UAMMAN, CLASS HISTORY IN SEPTEMBER, TWENTY-TWO PUPILS CHECKED IN AT THE JUNIOR ROOM TO PUT OUR NOSES TO THE GRINDSTONE FOR AN- OTHER LONG SCHOOL YEARQ SINCE THAT, TWO HAVE RESIGNED AND GONE HOME. WE SELECTED OUR SUBJECTS THE FIRST DAY AND AFTER A FEW DAYS MORE WE OHOSE OUR CLASS OFFICERS AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT, RONALD BUNKE5 VICE PRESIDENT, VICTOR HESTER- MANQ SECRETARY, HOwARD MILLERQ TREAsURER,HENRY WACHTMANg STUDENT COUNCIL, ROLAND BUNKEg AND ADVISOR, MISS MAX, IN NOVEMBER A REPRESENTATIVE OF A RING MANUFACTURING COMPANY VISITED US AND WE SELECTED OUR CLASS RINGS. NOW WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR RINGS AND THE SIGHT OF THEM PLEASES I III IH, AI, ll M I :H Iu..l, I IIIIIIIII'I'IIIIIIIIIIIIgII .II.III,IIIIIII E?q 'QQWJ XX v U . 2 ,II-I WV, WAI It if I WI' .QL E VLA 4 IIIIIII-I IIIIIIf'1 A IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :g...HII!I IIIIIH III ILIIIIWII 'II' ,I lI '- I NI., ,..,., 'Il ,I Im I I I H II IIIIIII'I'I'II'II I, III, ,QR f IIIfggIE:?fIf :IQ :Vu fffx c RER A f I ,, Az , WE'RE NOW LOOKING FORWARD TO THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BAN- k x.' QI Us ALL, MAYBE BECAUSE THEY COST SO MUCH. ijlg .iilyg 1 ,X ' QUET AND OUR CLASS PLAY WHICH WILL BE IN THE SPRING. 'I' f ,II ,F HUMOR I, .I .,. T. 5 fs A A IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII4 X x MY SOSH, WHAT Oo YOU WALK ON? mmwjmb I aunyxfxk HEMI II. H A .Il Jill 'AISI A 1 .I M ., ,I. I XJH5:51..III'i'f':'IjI5iIlIi,3Y X .l1 ,52jjIIfII IEI''IIIIIIIEIW, in: IW IrqIIiIIjfIjIggIII ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIf ,I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 'I IIIIII'III I ,III .. 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'L iff' - , wi - . Z- I J V li ILI QI II I-fif:sIIIIfI-f'III'II2III,,,I,W A LI IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIJ II ESQ I III:I:IIiIIIiIIIIIII,I I,III,II II'III , IIIIII ,I IIIII, I MI X X R I II I I . -I III II 'III IMI IM IW Z III!! I II II ' II'I I II I -I III' I IA, I I' I I 'III I I U W I H II, ,IW III IIII IIIII IIIIII I IIE I IMDHI I ,IIWW IW I I, lil, A A , MII' ,I HI. I Il! II2IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIEI IIlII!III'I1I'II'I IIIIIIIIIIII IEEIIIIFIIZ, II III'I5II II I, IIII, II FRESHMEN TOP ROW: MR. BECK, MARJORIE HESTERMAN, RONALD MEYER, SUZANNE HESTERMAN, PAUL BEHNFELDT, MARLENE FETHER, RON- ALD WIEMKEN, ALLEEN FLINT, DEAN ROESTI, SECOND ROW! FLORENCE RICKENBERG, WILLIAM HELDBERS, BER- NADINE KRIEGER, LOU ANN HELBERC, EDWIN OTTE, LOU ANN VAJEN. THIRD ROW: LARRY HOLERS, EMELIE VAN DEN BERGHE, VERNON BISCHOFF, SUZANNE MILLER, HARLAN MILLER, BETTY NAGEL, DAVID TOLES, JOYCE MEYER, VERNON VON UEYLEN. BOTTOM ROW: JANICE GRASER, ALICE BEHNFELDT, ROSEMARY HORR, MARY ANN NORDEN, CAROL WALTER, LOIs MEYER, LORNA ROSEBROCK, MARY LOU RUFFER. ABSENT: JOHN BELTZ, CLASS HISTORY THE 1950-51 SCHOOL YEAR STARTED WITH THIRTY-TWO MEMBERS. LATER JAMES GERICKE RE-ENROLLED INTO OUR CLASS MAKING OUR ENROLLMENT THIRTY-THREE, WE ELECTED SUZANNE MILLER, TARY, BERNADINE STUDENT COUNCIL, OUR OFFICERS AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, LOU ANN HELBERGg SECRE- KRIEGER5 TREASURER, SUZANNE HESTERMANQ SUZANNE MILLER, ON SEPTEMBER 15 WAS FRESHMEN DAY. THAT DAY WE ALL f ' T, CAME TO SCHOOL DRESSED IN A VERY UNUSUAL wAY AS THE IM V ,J SOPHOMORES HAD COMMANDED Us TO DO. THAT EVENING THE fma YD SOPHOMORES GAVE Us A VERY ENJOYABLE PARTY. ON OCTOBER I My 20 WE GAVE THE SOPHOMORES A RETURN PARTY. 2 - I HUMOR YN 5 5' MISS MAX: NAME A COLLECTIVE NOUNQ g HOWARD G. : ASH CAN, 5 I SEE YOU I-IAVE AN EYE FOR BEAUTY. Igfju X YES, BUT YOU AINIT MY TYPE. 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IWMM AI THIRD ROW: MARVIN BEHNEELDT, LUCILLE BEHRMANN, DONALD 'WMMI OTTE, FREDERICK FREYTAG, MARILYN ROSEBROCK, DONALD mwmwv BISCHOFF. MIWMI 'II IIIQH' 'L .'.I' FOURTH ROW: SHIRLEY ROTH, HENRY BDCHHOP, ARLENE RABE, 1, ALICE HESTERMAN, MILDRED WACHTMAN, LOIS GERKEN, MARLENE Qg?i55 GERKEN, MARVIN SONNENBERG, LOIS VON DEYLEN. uI,II- BOTTOM ROW: NORMA JEAN CERKEN, ELAINE BADEN,RuTH MILLER, JMMWMMW' LYDIA GERKEN, MILDRED BRANDT, NORMA JEAN DEHNBOSTEL, IIN 'up HWMMWM' MARILYN DREWES. Mil' II ,f CLASS HISTORY fy I . IMI ON SEPT. 5 1950 36 MEMBERS RETURNED TO SPEND NINE NI I I ,wjwwww MORE MONTHS IN GOOD OLD R. H. S. NI: ll 'Hur II III II IMMMWWMI WE ELECTED AS OUR PRESIDENT, RUTH MILLER, VICE PRES- W' IJ IDENT, MARILYN DREWESQ SECRETARY, MARIE RlCKENBERGg , ,X TREASURER, LYDIA GERKENQ STUDENT COuNCIL,MARILYN DREWES3 , f 0- AND MR, FRITZ AS OUR ADVISOR, SINCE THE SOPHOMORE CLASS L54 IKJ EDITS THE HI STERA, WE ELECTED SHIRLEY ROTH AND MARGARET 55517 RAOCI-I AS OUR ED I TORS. by f SEVERAL WEEKS AFTER SCHOOL STARTED WE HAD THE 2 PLEASURE Or INITIATING THE FRESHMEN. X ' ji THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, IS SERVING REFRESHMENTS AT THE 5 BASKETBALL GAMES, ROGER MEYER WAS APPOINTED AS CHAIR- g' MAN TO BE IN CHARGE AT THE GAMES, E I't3fgC ' 'I 'IIN' ' I I- I l 'l' I I I TNIY I -wxfw-IumOHI gf .IIIII- 'I 'IIIIIIIIIII' Q f 39 ,IYIIIIII ff I 'I III'III.I-III LA A III 5' X I ,,:,I , II! ----! V ,mmMwTWWMMj.MWHg .l Imqwm mwww r,,ff5i?,, IWWWWWIMWWMW I f HWMUMML J' HHILII .MAT . 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I N II:!IIII'I'II I , wid In umm SECOND ROW! MARY LOU HEUER, HOWARD MEYER, ROLLAND BADEN, TMA IWWI HENRIETTA ROSEBROCK. ?M.X 'VW 'M 'HH IMWI gm- THIRD ROW: EDWARD WESOHE, RUSSELL GERICKE,CARL STETTER, IMI, Qgj KENNETH HOLERS, FERDINAND MEYER, PHILIP NEWELL, RONALD MMM: IMI PANNING, MWMI f IIIIIIIIIIIIII I III' II ' I'I BOTTOM ROW: FRED WILKIE, ROGER MILLER, RONALD CDRDES, ' :IIN IA YJI KENNETH BEHRMANN, JAMES LUDEMAN. I I I ., .MA.I II IU.. I , A 9 EIGHTH GRADE - TOP Row: MR. CLARK, RONALD WACHTMAN, NANCY GAUVEY, DONALD RANZAU, BARBARA RUFFER, MARVIN NORDEN, BARBARA OWENS, I,. IIIIIII WIIII , IIIIIIIIIIIjIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'f 'IIIIII'II I' MARVIN BIEDERSTEDT. ,I I ' .I H - 1 'I ,I I SECOND ROW! MARY ELLEN HELMKE, MERLYN GEBERS, LOUETTA BELTZ, IRMA BUCHHOP, MARVIN NACEL, FRANCES HESTERMAN, , EIIIILNI , H II THIRD ROW: KENNETH LEE, MARY LOU NORDEN, EUGENE UEHN- II, I, MMWEMWI BOSTEL, JANICE WIEMKEN, ROGER IDE, NORMA PANNING, NORMAN 'HWWIMWQ NORDEN, CAROLYN BEHRMANN. QMMMVWM , I.. BOTTOM ROW! JERRY ROTH, SHIRLEY SCHNITKEY, VICTOR OTTE, f 'x MARY MYERS, MARTIN DICKMANDER, Q I-I f ,J YM T3 I., Q LEONA E.: I'LL BET YOU DON'T KNOW THE ALPHABET. MARLENE W.: B--L--X--U--Y--O 'I LEONA: WHERE DID YOU EVER LEARN AN ALPHABET LIKE THAT? Nw 5 5 MARLENE: WHEN I WAS HAVING MY EYES TESTED, 5 5 FLORENCE F.: I JUST BOUGHT A NICKEL ERASER. jg GLADYS N.: OH, I SHOULD THINK A RUBBER ONE WOULD BE MUCH BETTER. IIu'.:,gI Ilg'. III 5 3 WIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIFIIIEIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.,E...IIIFJZIQIIII H ki I I Ts Hx X 'N il IIIII 4, fi YIIIIPIIIIIIIIIIIIII A 5IIIIII F' TIQQD IF I ,:I..I I IIN ' , fl 'II I . III- ' II' I fQIIII'II'I IIIIIIIIW IIIIIIIIIII ,ml I ' I Iv' I 'I I' ' 'II II II II A I AHIT IIII- ' III ' -,WMI I U:W I -2 I vxtgl I XI U MEI II 'f'1I I IIIIIII IIIIIIIII 5' II III I I I' II II 'lj' fI':IIIIIIlIIIfT. , 'IIII IIIIIIIIII'I3I?4-IIIIIII IIEIiIIIIi!IIW IIi'II! 1t: IW ,I ,IH,ggIIIIIII:'I:IIIIdIII,,I,,:II I III'IIIIIIIIIII'II,IgII I ,R 'IIIIIII Lw,L, 'n Y? 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FIFTH GRADE BACK Row: DALE NORDEN, ROBERT MEYER, BOYD STEFFENS, RUSSELL LEININGER, NORMA JEAN ROESTI, RUTHANN LEE, MYRNA MYERS, JERRY DREWES, VICTOR KRUSE, VIRGIL KULP. SECOND ROW! MARY LOU SCHROEDER, DONNA WENDT9 AR' LENE DEHNBOSTEL, SHARON MULL, MARIE NAGEL, DONNA SCHNIT' KEY, MARILYN LEININGER, MARGARET RANZAU, ANN OTTE, MISS MILLERO FRONT ROW: BERT MYERS, UAVID SCHNITKEY, ROBERT FREY, GEROLD PFIFFNER, RONALD BRUNS, ORVILLE LOHSE. SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW! LESTER GERICKE, LYLE SONNENBERG, GENE DETTERER, MARCIA RANZAU, JACQUELYN HOLERS, PATRICIA OWENS, JAMES NAGEL, CARL EGGERS, TOMMY MYERS. SECOND ROW: RUTH ANN CROSSGROVE, JEANETTE TILSE, PATRICIA IDE, DONNA HAHN, HELEN LEININGER, BARBARA HES- TERMAN, LEONA BELTZ, LILLIAN HELBERG, ESTHER PLASSMAN, MR. OELFKE. 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III,-ifIajIIIIIII I'I!IlI'IIIIIgi:I,,IgI,,,If'IgI,j,'f'IIiIII5' i x I 5-'I fi I If !'I'lIIlIIaI. IIIII' IIIfp-I:II!5III:2f' 2 Ig?I ,I'IIIlI'IIII IIIIFIIIIIIIIII'II X XI FIRST GRADE TINA BACK Row: CAROL SMITH PHYLLIS MYERS PATRICIA IIJHII IIIIIII 9 I I mwmmg HOFFMAN, RONALD SHELLY, GERALD SHORT, ROBERT TILSE, ROG- 'I HMWQL ER CROssGRovE, THEO HEUER, LINDA BANNISTER, RUTH GERKEN, :M MHMI MRS. CLARK, I - 'I ' I- 'I -IIIIJI 'il I ,rl I IWIX MW- FRONT ROW: JOHN CLYMER, PHYLISS LUOEMANN, JANICE IWW, HMI SHORT, LARRY RIPKE, CAROL FREY, MARY JANE LOHSE, TOMMY .NWH YQQ WOLF, BARBARA SILER, KEITH RYCHENER, .I I' Ii' I 2'.'I' H W un I I III I 'III' SECOND GRADE I . , I IIzIII!Ii'f5jigIiIg,l ,,IRI BACK ROW: GLENNA RUPP, BETTY WENDT, WAYNE STEFFENG, EUGENE WENDT, DENNIS ASCHEMEIER, WAYNE KRUSE, KENNETH gy., DREWES, CAROLYN GERKEN, DONNA LEININGER, MRS. DETTERER. .I- I I , I .M -' SECOND ROW: LINDA LOHSE, ELAINE DRITTLER, DIANNE MIIM W BECK, DIANE NAGEL, MILDRED OTTE, LAUREN RICKENBERG, I, ,Q ,I QIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIEI? '.IlII!I IIII'III NORMA BADEN, JUDITH SWEINHAGEN, MARY BECK, I - FRONT Row: LARRY STEFFENS, LONNIE ENGLER, ROBERT , SEIBOLD, CRAIG ROTH, , 'Illini' LWHWMI ABSENT: ANNE LEOKLIDER AND JUDY SUNDERMAN, MII.i.,uHl,IIIIIIIIIg AIIIIIIIII II IIIJII 'IJWWMHH THIRD GRADE , I.,- f 'E' BACK ROW! DOUGLAS MEYER, GERALD SHORT, MARTIN LUDEMANN, RONALD HOFFMAN, LAURENCE UICKMANDER, UELMAR TILSE, WAYNE ASCHEMEIER, SHARON SHORT, MARLENE KULP, JUDITH DETTERO SECOND ROW: CAROLYN BUCHHOP, JANICE SONNENBERG, EILEEN MEYER, SHERON MYERS, VIRGINIA MELLER, THELMA BELTZ, EMMA NORDEN, CHARLENE GRABER, MARY BRUNS. Z Af FRONT ROW! DEXTER BENECKE, LARRY HESTERMAN, BRUCE f CLAIRE, RICHARD BEOK, TOMMY EGGERS, WILLIAM LUDEMANN, Z ROGER FREY. jg? ABSENT! JAMES SILER, STEVE SHORT, AND JOHN JIMINEz, ' ! k II ' ' II : m wHiq X! 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II IIT, III I' I I fI, L - 3 4 X 'II'IIIIIIIIII'fII'II-III :,IIl1l IIIIII-t, ,I H IIIHIII Il'I. if,I i XXII kk ,. . 'I-I . F X ALUMNI NEWS IIfI,Ij :,III,.I.I-II.IIIIIIII.QfQI IMWWIMwMWWW ,IMI UI ,HMM ,...!lIII I -IIIIIIIIP I .MIME THE GRADUATES or 1950 HAVE MADE A vERY GOOD START. ,IIIIIIII , IIWWI SOME OF THEM HAVE DEFINITELY DECIDED WHAT THEY ARE GOING II N' NMI ,,I WIMI TO DO WHILE OTHERS ARE STILL UNDECIDED, 15M H'f IW NI SQL I MI III AT THE PRESENT TIME, DARWIN BECK, RICHARD BRANDT, vX:Pj WI IMP THEODORE FREYTAG, ARTHUR HESTERMAN, ARNOLD MILLER, AR- -I XI, MII II NOLD ROSEBROCK, KENT RUPPER, AND RAYMON ZIMMER ARE EN- M 'J IWWI II GAGED IN FARMING. IMI III 'III1 ' 'If -' VIH, DONALD BADEN WORKS FOR ELDOR VON UEYLEN FURNACE AND 'IIE 4 IMMI SHEET METAL COMPANY. jwwm .I-I , . , I IUHII MIIU MIIIM' BETTY'S SHOP HAS A NEW CLERK, WHO? NONE OTHER THAN IM I'cL A ' , .,. I-I MARGARET BADEN' Zff:IiIiIIIIII,III,IIII'g,IIII:1?IIf'1I ,II I .I ,,1..: ' 'fjf THREE OF THE MEMBERS ARE GOING TO COLLEGE, JANE CON- IMMMMM ,, , WAY, VALPARAISO, ROGER EICHER, DEFIANoEg AND MARILYN PAIN I , I I, III Ill, I-I IW MMMM' TIMM, RIVER FOREST, ILLINOIS. IW . I I MM I MWWI MH IWWI. THE FIRST T0 BE MARRIED or THE CLASS IS LOIS BURK- IvI I - . HM-, I I, HOLDER. SHE IS NOW MRS. RICHARD WALTERS. IIMWWHIWMM I II ' ' -I I 'III 'IMI THE BEHRMANN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HAS TWO MORE EM- HIIII IIINI ' I.I,Q I !I II IIINMI PLOYEES, THEY ARE EDWIN DELVENTHAL AND ROBERT UEHNBOSTEL. IIWIIIUMN 'II'IIIIIIII A III I -'Zi' I 4 YI 'IIIII' IIMIMMHI PHYLLIS DEHNBOSTEL IS EMPLOYED AS A SECRETARY FOR In ig, 'PM I ,IIII I. U A I ' 'I IIA THE GERALD ELEVATOR. TTILJ , -X ffr2 , o ONE or THE GIRLS CHOSE A VERY INTERESTING CAREER. I fk Lia' no MYRA GAUVEY IS STUDYING TO BE A NURSE AT NURSES' TRAIN- 3555, QE ' - m T3 ING, FORT WAYNE, METHODIST HOSPITAL. Q fJI J Ly . I I 1 Two MORE GIRLS WORKING AS CLERKS ARE LORNA GERKEN, ,fff fl? 2. wHO IS AT THE MEYERHOLTZ STORE AND LOIS ANN HELDBERGAT I ,, 'V REICHERT'S JEWELRY STORE IN NAPOLEON. C 5' RICHARD KULP IS EMPLOYED IN WAUSEON FOR THE SHERI- CL I 5 DAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. IMIJM I II I'III4'IIy: I.III',IV :WYI'IIMWI EE? ARLENE LOHSE IS WORKING FOR LACHOY FOOD COMPANY. HMWWMMIMMML ' UH ,M,,'NM' 1 , I If I of I ,III ' II , II-4. II ' ,'l ' -.,- ,I I IIN ..I - I I --IQ ? III-:IHIIIII A I ' 'III ' IIIiIIIIIIIIIIIII Iwwwrf, fs IMWNMI NNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII R? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-'fI f' I IIIII II II I I II.. I U XI I,I.IIIIIg:2t?I!,, 'FEIIIIIIIIIFIIIi'iI!'III!EII,... , 1 ,: IgIIQlIaIQfif A LQI :QI -Y: IX If If:'I'IiIIIIIIIIQIIEIEI. E- 'IIIgEII IIIIIIgIIII' 'IIIIiIIIIIjIIII IIIIIIIIIIII :E I EIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIII, Im I A SECRETARY HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE LACHOY FOOD COM- PANY, SHE IS MARY MEYER, 'I , f'II.,, I wwwh UI. LAURA MILLER IS A BOOKKEEPER FOR WILLIAM FETTER EC IN IIIIII ,I III. ON E L S . 'HV ihwl S , R A E TATE m.X WWI IMAX WWI AT THE PRESENT TIME, DOROTHY GERKEN IS WORKING AT IIIII, 555.51 HOME' , 'IIIIII 'I IIII III, , .'I MEL LANZER HAS A CARPENTER WORKING FOR HIM, YES, ',I'II I-I fue' 'IIIIEIII I .I IIIIIIIIIIII I IWW YOU GUESSED IT, LEONARD NORDEN, imma, PAUL ROHRS IS EMPLOYED BY GENERAL MOTORSIN UEFIANCE IW? CARL ROSEBROCK IS EMPLOYED BY LUGBILL BROS. IN .Y AROHBOLD. 'fflm HUMOR I. lf ' I. , ,I H I, I I I-,MMIII I IIIIIIIII!,.- INMJWFI MARGARET: Now, YOUNG MAN, BEFORE WE DRIvE ANY FARTHER, MHHHN I wANT TO TELL YOU THAT I DON'T FLIRT, So DON'T TRY TO W' HOLD MY HAND OR KISS ME. IS THAT QUITE CLEAR? E NI BILL: YES. IPI MARGARET: Now, SINCE THAT IS SETTLED AND DONE WITH, wHERE SHALL WE GO? BILL: HOME. I , III- I I ,AI, -'III' IIIEIIIII,IlIIII'I,'?I I I. II' J., , I: .4 'I' I I IIA .I,':' I .'i I 1-I ROBERT: I NOTICE YOU'RE GETTING TO BE A GENTLEMAN. I NOTICED THAT YOU OPENED THE BARN DOOR FOR YOUR MOTHER f X! , r Q wHEN SHE CAME IN TONIGHT. II LJ HOWARD: SHUCKS THAT'S NOTHING, I DO THE SAME THING WW Tj 7 - FOR THE cows EVERY NIGHT, '14 by I LOIS B.: I JUST CAME FROM THE BEAUTY PARLOR. 2. HAROLD: TOO BAD THEY wERE CLOSED. X' jf QBARBER USING OLIPPER ON LADYIS NEOK.J 5 LADY: IS MY NECK so DIRTY THAT YOU HAVE TO USE A VACUUM if CLEANER? PROP: ARE YOU A STUDENT? WAYNE: No, I JUST GO TO OOLLEGE HERE. ..,-. X I'llIII:: I 'III I f , AI '2:'J5f'3-II.IIP 'II.I'f'fiI ,I l 5 8? II I XIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A 2. IIIIIIIIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIIIII2IfI MII F IIII5 Immmmjawmww mMmWMWIHn Hld'I iIIIIiiII!If1IlIl'I iiIggiiiE2I1 IIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIII , ' ' IMI ' III, , ,, --HI IIII, MI D25 I 9 , XXXEJ I I II' IV ,I III 'I I II. WUI I, , . II' : I I I. . I 'I' I 'I , 'I I I I . I IIIII II' III l .4111 :I H II I ..,I.- II 'Il I , I I , III IIE ',I H: I 'Inu III' III' ,.. 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Wil' mlIT,,III I-I 5 B 4 IIlI'IEIITTII'fII'II.' :,lIZlIIl.IIl j4 ,I,IIII1IIHl:::, H IYII III Wtll il .-.. IIIII 2 XA N -I. x . II II I lI .Ill SHI.-It I IIIII!III'ilu.IIIIIIIIIQIW. I-I-L. 'i ---- TI - II' Q .IIIWIIIIIEIVII ANNUAL STAFF II,,IIm:MltIImlIlhlII1IIi.I. 'f'H II I' ' 'I I If II. I' 'HI NIH. 'fx-uIb:I:1.i I'--mall. STANDING: NORMA JEAN ALEXANDER-HISTORIANQ HAROLD SCHROEF 47792 ' IlIiiI:I:':f DER-HUMORISTQ MARLENE WIEMKEN-ALUMNI NEWS5 ARLENE MEYER- liz I X+':'ihI,lI!I PHOTOGRAPHY: BILL RANZAU-SPORTS, GLADYS NORDEN--CLASS NJ 11,1 Ilgw PRDRI-IETg Lols HAI-IN-ASSISTANT MANAGER, NORMA BEHRMANN- . KS I1 'I MUSIC. f, ' Ill, .... I Iii: YI- I Ili., SEATED: SUPT. F. F. HESTERMAN-ADVISOR, FLORENCE FITZEN- :jF'5g'fl'. ,HL REITER-ASSISTANT EDITORQ WAYNE MILLER-BUSINESS MANAGERQ jugllqf 4 IIIIIIIIIIMI, Lols BEHRMANN-EDITOR, JOAN RICKENBERG-TYPIST. 3HIIiHIj:, I ll1.l5IlI.7- ' Il! II HIIHI VI! I I' . .umm 1 HI STEP ST FF 3'- II , -.. 5 A A lfTI!IiET' IIfI'I3!III'IIIIIIeIIIQ,l.I:g!Il:2!If1p-I STANDING: DORIS KRusE, NORMA .JEAN UEHNBOSTEL, RICHARD :j..I'IH!lII1!lIu.1I I , VI, I RANzAu, DONALD OTTE, IRNIGARD BADENHDR, MARIAN NAGEL. ,I7ffl5I:1I,'r:'- II' 'III' -IIIIIII' 'H 'III HIII -A-Q I''HkM!u!:fII!jfII 3EATED: gucvug BEHSMASN-1. MSR HQNSEISQ QARLSIZE LIEIFEMKE, I ,, I ARGARET AUCH I-IIRL Y o I-I, RL N RK N, RI ox- .T H ' f ENBERG, MISS MAX, Lols VON UEYLEN. I, ,Ii'-IW.'INIII-III., fy SI- IMI!! I I 'II III T!gFIf,III., lII2'II'lfgTIIiegIz MIHWIIQ. STUDENT COUNCIL II.I.III:.III..1IIIlUIIIIIIJIIIIFIIS I IIIIIII A IIIIIIIII- I - ,J I f I ,' 'YI ',I .IIifII,f'I,,!, STANDING: ROGER MILLER, DELBERT OAMMAN, ROLAND BDNKE, I jg f 'I '-Ffh: I Li - ROGER IDE. A I, - I VM' . 2 N X9 SEATED: SUPT. F. F, I-IESTERNIAN-ADvIsoRg WAYNE MILLER- :xxx PRESIDENTg JDAN RICKENBERG-SECRETARY, MARILYN DREwEs, - L. ' SUZANNE MILLER, 7 www ' YJ ,I X HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Z LEFT TO RIGI-IT: MARCIA WIEMKEN-SEcoND ATTENDANTQ NOR- ? MA JEAN ALEXANDER-quEENg LOIS MEYER-FIRST ATTENDANTg cj A I if EsTI-IER SDI-ILDETER-TI-IIRD ATTENDANT, II IIIIMIWL. ., y, AVIIIII' 'I ' INF' ,E I II,jII.I'f1II HIIIll'.Ij ,,,iI.. IIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIYIIFIIIII.II,y, X L. QI II3U',IV' ' MY.IIIIIIITI I -I? -IIIIIAII I4 , , ' Q.II'III'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH' ,,, I'IIIIIIIII!!IIIfIIfiIIIaffII11 f lf' :1Iff'::I!ggI.'5,, i.:5 IIIf III. f I f 'g,gQj-5I:I: '. I I QR? av Af, 'Y 'Q Q5 V A Q , N ,V V LV , ,L 29 T? . . 8 . , , .,:- 3 ,. , ' , , . W' S 7 N g W ' ' -M Q 5 s 5 J 'Q 4, III,IIIIiggQT?I!! Y4'5,IIi5IgIIiIIiiIII IIIIE'IIIII-III,.,I,,I..iW III I f J :III I I WIII II'IIII -- IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII'IIII'II'IIIIIIIII I KES Iv 4 IIIV' III:II' IIIIIIIII 'III1. IW X? MIXED CHORUS TOP ROW: RICHARD RANZAU, VICTOR HESTERMAN, DONALD OTTE, WILLIAM DEHNBOSTEL, ROLAND BUNKE, WAYNE MILLER, ROGER MEYER, LARRY SONNENBERG, PAUL BEHNFELDT, DAVID TOLES. SECOND ROW: SHIRLEY ROTH, MILDRED BRANDT,DARLENE HELMKE, JOAN RICKENBERG, MARGARET DAMMAN, FLORENCE FITZENREITER, LOIs BEHRMANN, ESTHER SCHLUETER, ARLENE HOMAN, LUCIA ROSEBROCK, FRANCES BOSTELMAN. BOTTOM Row: MARILYN UREWES, ALICE HESTERMAN, KATHRYN DREWES, DORIS KRUSE, RUTH MAAGSEL, NORMA BEHRMANN, LOIS HAHN, HELEN SHIDLER, MR. WALKER, GIRLS' GLEE TOP Row: SUZANNE HESTERMAN, JOAN RICKENBERG,RUTH MILLER, KATHRYN DREWES, NORMA BEHRMANN, FLORENCE FITZENREITER, MR. WALKER, LUCILLE BEHRMANN, FRANCES BOSTELMAN, MILDRED ROHRS, LOIS JEAN SCHNITKEY, DORIS KRUSE, GLADYS NORDEN, MARGARET OTTE, SECOND ROW: MARGARET DAMMAN, ALICE HESTERMAN, SHIRLEY ROTH, LUCILLE BEHNFELDT,MILDRED BRANDT, NORMA UEHNBOSTEL MARCIA WIEMKEN, LUCIA ROSEBROCK, LOIS GERKEN, ESTHER SCHLUETER, NORMA JEAN ALEXANDER, UARLENE HELMKE, ARLENE HCMAN, RUTH MAASSEL. THIRD ROW: BETTY NAGEL, MARIAN NAGEL, IRMGARC BADENHOP, BERNICE SCHNITKEY, ARLENE RABE, MARGARET RAUCH, MARILYN ROSEBROCK, ELAINE BADEN, KATHRYN LEE, EVELYN OTTE, ROSE- MARY HORR, NORMA JEAN GERKEN, LOU ANN VAJEN, MARJORIE HESTERMAN. BOTTOM Row: ALICE BEHNFELDT, MARLENE FETHER, MARY ELLEN HELDBERG, MARLENE GERKEN, HILDEGARDE OTTE, BERNADINE KRIEGER, MILDRED WACHTMANN, LYDIA GERKEN, LOIS VON DEY- LEN, MARIE RICKENBERG, LORNA ROSEBROCK, LOIs MEYER, SU- ZANNE MILLER. IIriiIfI-I'If'I'5IQfIIII 4. 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WALKER, IRMGARD X IWWMF BADENHOP, MILDRED BRANDT, I DFW ' ' 'MII WMI BACK ROW: FLORENCE RICKENBERG, MARJORIE HESTERMAN, CARL5 MU NWN TON MEYER, MARY LOU HEUER, MARY ANN NORDEN, FRANCES HES4 WL IRT TERMAN, MARY ELLEN HELMKE, RICHARD RANZAU, WAYNE MILLER, AWB MI FRANKLIN DAMMAN, LOIS BEHRMANN,DONALD OTTE, DAVID TOLES, WWW. Ei KENNETH BEHRMANN, VICTOR HESTERMAN, WILLIAM RANZAU- WVMI ' ' ' I ,Www MIDDLE ROW: RUTH MAASSEL, JANICE GRABER, SUZANNE HES- qwmmv TERMAN, ROLAND BADEN, PHILIP NEwELL, DONALD BISCHOFF, QQHMT DONALD RANZAU, RONALD PANNING, VICTOR OTTE, PAUL BEHN- HPWNM FELDT, MARILYN DREWES, JOAN RICKENBERG, yffk- FRONT ROW: MILDRED ROHRS, GLADYS NORDEN,MARLENE WIEMKEN, S'ff UARLENE HELMKE, CAROLYN BEHRMANN, SHIRLEY ROTH, LUCILLE ,bI,IP BEHRMANN, BERNICE SCHNITKEY, NORMA BEHRMANN, ROSEMARY I. I Vx I I ,. N ,,IMW ,I'IIII' yI!:f!!,'., I1IIiIiIVIIII5!I'IV'III HORR, ROGER IDE, SUZANNE MILLER- KNEELING: MARGARET OTTE, NORMA JEAN ALEXANDER, ROGER 'V ff MEYER, SHIRLEY SCHNITKEYB XV IW ,.v, I BAND H I STORY M 'T QMMMWMN THE BAND MADE ITS FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE ONEETOBER 'W' If' 27 WHEN IT PRESENTED A CONCERT FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT , .X AUDIENCE. THE GERMAN BAND MADE UP OF NINE MEMBERS OF THE ,b r 0- SENIOR BAND FURNISHED MUSIC OF A LIGHTER VEIN FOR THIS Qi, Q5 OCCASION. DURING THE BASKETBALL SEASON A PEP BAND CON5 . , SISTING OF SEVENTEEN STUDENTS PROVIDED LIVELY ENTERTAINQ ff MENT. THIRTY-FIVE MEMBERS OF OUR BAND WERE CHOSEN TO I PLAY IN THE ALL-COUNTY BAND ON MARCH 30. THE SENIOR 'ZA BAND,CONSlSTlNG OF 54 MEMBERS, ENTERED THE MUSIC CONTEST .' HELD IN BOWLING GREEN ON MARCH 31. UNDER THE ABLE DIREC- ' jf TIDN OF MR. WALKER, OUR DIRECTOR,THE BAND HAS MADE GREAT 5 PROGRESS. THE BAND PARENTS' ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN VERY 5 ACTIVE IN PROMOTING MEANS OF GAINING FUNDS T0 PROVIDE if UNIFORMS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR THE BAND, THE BAND OFFICERS ji? FORTHE PAST YEAR wERE AS FOLLOwS:wAYNE MILLER-PRESIDENT, X I7 X, X I 'XX II'EIIi W!IsihIIiFii ft fd? ,YTIIIW'H'ijimmWI. B, WIIIIIII'IIII'I A Si III'I fI'I'I'I 'I I'' .'I ' 'I . III I,,'IA III' ' II I .Il ' In -I li ' Q , I I I I Iw,. , il , ,l1II,:IfIIIIIIV 'IIII:II1,IgIIg,Ii I'IWMIIIIIIIIIIIIEQ1 9 If' ,ll , ,ml 'MZ-'I ,v 57 I' II' ! 'II ,.4 .I- 4 F LY I ' 1 L,! wx' . XXA I I DN I I 4:I,,. I I , , II I In X I X IWWMWF?MQWw III II'IIIIgI.If-II IIIIIIIIIIIIII IgN'f Ii: I'II.!Qif!IIIf:IWIIIII , :I IPI I f I I I MMIII Q If 1 fiI ifTIfiIfFI1 S kd - V, al' X jk P 'Q I Y, I 5, 1 I L I, ,I I A-'III I'I I-- '-I-III I .'I I-' cw XwXx IVA l'l I I III II -II,.- I- ., ,I ,..I ' 'WN 'WWHB 'IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIFIIN INNWII II.' .,II' 1 T' MAI 'WfIWI QIWIIH I .IIfIn- A 'ju I . J ' H' III fiIg:' f 'If'I'If ' III' '?! 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THE CAROLS SUNG BY THE MIXED CHORUS AT THE III IW MII www IIIIII, IMMWI WI -.--I M INNI CHRISTMAS PROGRAM RECEIVED A WARM WELCOME. FROM THE 'M- THIRTY MEMBERS OF THE MIXED CHORUS,FIFTEEN WERE SELECTED 4, TO SING IN THE ALL-COUNTY MIXED CHORUS. EvEN THOUGH WE I I DID NOT HAVE A BOYS' GLEE, SIX OF OUR BOYS WERE SELECTED YN4,f TO SING IN THE ALL-COUNTY BOYS' GLEE. mM',w'I IWWWWWWI WE WISH TO RECOGNIZE MR. WALKER'S PATIENT AND CAPA- WWWMMY BLE LEADERSHIP IN MAKING THESE voCAL GROUPS A SUCCESS. II ,I II 'I .II Ir' III Z W' IMI HUMOR 'I II . II ' .IMIHWWI FIRST BOY: 'TALKING OF HENS REMINDS ME OF AN DLD HEN HWINMWI MY DAD ONCE HAD, SHE WOULD HATCH ANYTHING FROM A TENNIS QMWWMWW BALL TO A LEMON, WHY, ONE DAY SHE SAT ON A PIECE OF ICE 'III ' I-II -. AND HATCHED Two SECOND BOY: 'T QUARTS OF HOT WATERGH ' HAT DOESN'T COME UP TO A CLUB-FOOTED HEN ' N II r MY MOTHER HAD. THEY HAD BEEN FEEDING HER SAwDuST INSTEAD QNL E5 OF OATMEAL. WELL, SHE LAID TWELVE EGGS AND SAT ON THEM, - I AND WHEN THEY HATCHED ELEVEN OF THE CHICKENS HAD WOODEN qf LEGS AND THE TWELFTH wAS A WOODPECKER.' I - - - - - - . AZ- You KNOW ME--I THRow MYSELF INTO EVERYTHING. 'J I LOVE OVER A LAKE--COME OVER AND SEE ME SOMETIME, . j, - - - - - - f I WOULD LIKE TO wRITE A NOVEL. 5 Do YOU KNOW How TO WRITE? QE DH, I SHALL USE A TYPEWRITER, 5 I I . I-I ,I 'I:. IIlI:f'I! I WIIIIIIIIII I I II IIIII I' 'Is' -I II , .. ' I I, -. .II 'I I ,, . I . .II I I.,,lII I I ,, I 'III I-I I I NNI Ib 'II I'I ' I,. III I I IIIIIII'1 III . . .. I I ' ,,, I' I I.,I II I I I , II' If, I IIII. FQWH IIN Ii' . II, II II5ii'IIII .'IIiIIIII,gI.InI I IWIIIIIII ' I.III.' I I I II I ' I I ,. 'III I , I 'II II II H III, ,I ,-I '. HIQJ ' fi 1 , I , if f ' I SI I' 'L IIIIII'IIfIIIIIIIIII,I. ADHD I I ',II':IIII .II ff f H WMM muh I 'HI III' MW IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I'IIIIIII' '5 'IIIIIII 4 3..fI'I.' ,II-' IIIf,f.5II.T'I!E1 IWWMWWIII ,L . 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SECOND ROW: MILDRED WACHTMAN, MARGARET OTTE, MARIE RICKENBERG, MARCIA WIEMKEN, LOIS VON DEYLEN, MARILYN ROSEBROCK, RUTH MAASSEL, DARLENE HELMKE, MARIAN NAGEL, lRMGARD BADENHOP, LOIS MEYER, BERNICE SCHNITKEY, MARJORY HESTERMAN, LOIS BEHRMANN-SECRETARY, MRS. IDE-ADVISOR, THIRD ROW: LOIS JEAN SCRNITKEY, MARILYN DREWES, SHIRLEY ROTH, NORMA BEHRMANN, ARLENE HOMAN--VICE PRESI- DENT, FRANCES BOSTELMAN -- TREASURER, LUCIA ROSEBROCK, ESTHER SCHLUETER, ALICE BEHNFELDT, BETTY NAGEL, SUZANNE MILLER, MARLENE FETHER, SUZANNE HESTERMAN, BERNADINE KRIEGER, MARLENE GERKEN, NORMA JEAN EEHNBOSTEL. FRONT Row: MARY LOU RUFFER, JOYCE MEYER, LOU ANN HELDERG, CAROL WALTER, EMILY VAN DEN BERGHE, FLORENCE RICKENBERG, LORNA ROSEBROCK, LOU ANN VAJEN, MARY ANN NORDEN, MARY ELLEN HELDBERG, MARGARET RAUCH, F F A BACK ROW: DONALD BISOHOFE, EDWIN OTTE, HARLAN MILLER, MARVIN SONNENBERG, ELDOR LOHSE, ROBERT LAYMAN, FRANKLIN DAMMAN, VERNON BISCHOFF, RONALD MEYER, VERNON VON DEYLEN. 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' ff'-N I 'fI !II,ff 2 1 IIIIIQI f:IIIIifI VARSITY: NCRMA .JEAN ALEXANDER, LOIS JEAN SCHNITKEY, AND Ny fIIiiIfIII I P:',III, MARGARET OTTEQ ', 1 II gllmnlilii- II YIIIQ., IIIIIIIIIIIII. BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS gI'EI'if IIIIIIIIIIIIIA ' .Iwi I 4 I,,III,I:IIIIIIIII THE TWO PICTURES ON THE LEFT ARE OF THE ARCHBOLD Il'I.,!!Q,ljI,IIgyI RIDGEVILLE GAME, IN THIS GAME ARCHBCLD DEFEATED US 45- .,,1I-IIQ' .Ig 'i',II-.. 58. THE UPPER RIGHT PICTURE SHOWS THE TOURNAMENT GAME Im' 4 I -AI, I BETWEEN MALINTA AND RIDGEVILLE, AFTER A HARD FIGHT WE IIHIQI WIIIII..I-I-IIgII:II,II.IIII,gII ,I'A DEFEATED THEM 46.43. THE LCWER RIGHT PICTURE IS OF THE 'AffIIIIWIIIIllWIIHIf!,L!!t 'I1I 'II' f' TOURNAMENT GAME BETWEEN DESHLER AND RIDGEVILLE. AFTER YiIj5II,IIIIf7I'I, IIIIII ,III II A VERY CLOSE GAME WE LOST TO THE COUNTY CHAMPIONS,45'40. IpI'lIif'Qf: 3 -fi III I 'IMI ii Iffi I III ,IIIIIIIIII !:IIIlIIl!QIII .I'I ' HUMOR I III II III v 'I ' - f .Ir I II5gIIIIIIII I II!HI,:II.I f' III... THERE wAS A TIMID KNOCK AT THE DooR, 'IF You IIIIIIII!:,I-IIIII IUIIIIII IIIIIIIII 'IIITIII PLEASE, KIND LADY, SAID THE BEGGAR. I'vE LOST MY III,IIII'fII!IIIl 'IHIIIIImIIjllIiIj:,I .IIQg:IIiII HnIIllqI- RIGHT LEG.. ' '1'I'?I II.III IIIIIIIIIIIIQIII' WELL, IT AlN'T HERE, ExCLAIMED THE WOMAN, Q 7 I:III5iIIII!!,!I ,I'IIII I IIII IIIIIII ..---- II I IIIIIIII.. . II.,,IIII IIII. I I I II: VM IU CLERK: 'THESE ARE ExCEPTIoNALLY STRONG SHIRTS, SIR. 12.2 ' , X THEY SIMPLY LAUGH AT THE LAUNDRY.' fg I r f CUSTOMER: 'YES, I KNOW THAT KIND. I HAD SOME CoME BACK IMI 'L H WITH THEIR SIDES SPLIT. T LQ I NWA' U fx 7 Lf, f ' R. --'.-- If Ld MY BROTHER IS WORKING WITH FIVE THOUSAND MEN LNDER f 19333 I H I M. ' ' f Z I WHERE?' 1 III .' 'IN THE CEMETERY. ' ' N' 5 ,,,,,. X f j SQUIRE: 'DID You SEND FoR ME, M'LoRD?' CQ ' III 5 LANCELCT: YES, YES! 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If f1:II'5I:I'Ef.3 4 I' QI 'IIlIIIIIII2!E.I- Iliff-'fI:jIIIII: :'-IIIIHIIIIIIIIII,i2,Ij'Iq1I'QIQIIIIII' T' A I , gE5fg??igQXXQ55ELffCff'M f uiiiltqggb 4 f .IIIQIgIiE!EiIIIIII'I!IlIIIIIII',II ii:!IiI11r. ,IIIiII,,IIglI,!1I,II',,IIIIII UI IIA, IMI EIIQlIII'I21I1'55 ' I 'I'I:I'1IfIfII OUR 1950-51 BASKETBiLxEKTEiiL1AGAIN PROVED SUCCESSFUL. hWW.IHmmD AFTER A POOR START BY LOSING TO HAMLER, WE SOON GOT UN- DERWAY BY WINNING THE NEXT THREE GAMESQDESHLERQWHICH WAS OUR NEXT OPPONENT, DEFEATED US BY ONLY THREE POINTS- AFTERWINNING SEVERAL MORE GAMES WE MET dEWELL,WHICH ALSO DEFEATED US BY TWO POINTS. WE STARTED THE SECOND ROUND BY DEFEATING HAMLER AND LOST TO ARCHBOLD AND DESHLER. ALL THE OTHER GAMES PLAYED IN THIS ROUND WERE IN OUR FAVORB ENTERING THE HENRY COUNTY TOURNAMENT AS DEFENDING CHAMPIONS, WE DREW MALINTA AS OUR FIRST TEAM. WE BEAT THEM BY THREE POINTS. AFTER BEATING FLORIDA BY TEN POINTS WE MET DESHLER FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME, AFTER A VERY HARD BATTLE DESHLER CAME OUT IN THE LEAD BY 422 I' lI' ! 'II F33 I ly DX4 IEA , h'I M I ' I II ll I,w II 'I 'I I , ,II , I lIIIII'i' 'j' T I E1 F 4 Iwmmm. ,,-TI QMMMQ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'II'WAI w f'.,'HL'f H I ,wv II 'II , I I , III , I 'II ' III' lII,, III, -I ONLY FIVE POINTS, THEN WE DEFEATED HAMLER 53-51 TO GO T0 IAA THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AS RUNNERS'UP. OUR BASKETBALL hw SEASON ENDED WHEN ws LOST TO COLUMBUS GROVE BY ONLY TWO POINTS, NH,Hp4 IIWWIWMMF HHII H Wrww BASEBALL jIMIIMN H ,'Ii!IfgIlFII MwHUM AWWV MINI IN THE FALL OF 1950 THE BASEBALL TEAM PLAYED HAMLER iii, 'Awww AND woN 5-3, AND ALSO woN OVER MCCLURE 12-1. THE TWO I xf 'Up LEAGUE GAMES WE LOST WERE TO HDLGATE 6-1 AND TO UESHLER Tlgfl 11-2. AFTER THESE GAMES WE PLAYED FLORIDA AND woN 14-3, ,fyg I WE ALSO PLAYED MALINTA AND woN 20-1. ARCHBOLD BEAT us BY A SCORE OF 9-0. WE TRIED VERY HARD TO BEAT FARMER BUT DIDN'T SUCCEED. THEY BEAT us BY A SCORE OF 6-4. HUMOR WHAT'S THAT PECULIAR ODOR I SMELL AROUND THIS POST OFFICE? PROBABLY THE DEAD LETTERS. IT'S SO COLD, I SAW AN ICICLE WEARING EAR MUFFS. I ' 4 ids? 5 X f I 'I I' l I I I ' I-I '3I'I 'A I I I I-' I, I W 4I1,lI LHHHHMINI IJ ,I I ,III If II ,I XJIIII If I IIIIIIIIIIIIIYI 4 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII J III.IIIII11fIIII IHvuI AZT A .AMQI I WIS? IIIIUHWL ,Q 2,I,MII:IIiIIIIIII!!IIEIIIIQIIIIIII 3 I'IfIII !III!1IIII'f IYIII'IlIIIII?II c 45 5 ,. , LQ . S . L L K , . .,, K , A! Q:m:.S SZ M. ?reshmen initiation- LQSG. 2, Ready! Setl CQS Ready ta march?E?X Kane we are ig thai i Second gFade.W f 5 . . Lo4s anQ Norm?-iiiila Ch na-women. Musa. P : Prefessor Schroeder. W ' what sore feet!! 3 M 45 IF .punk FP kv V A n-n-7 3A.1,,f..,.3 ?ir'es:?:z'nen Ejwiptiatian l55G. Tieafftji F5022 Golf Eieacigf 'LQ maro ?1'E?? , Here we are in iheg sedomiy gT'ade. f 5 I 1 Q? Lcfs and Tiomaeiitile Ch na-women 1 W f Friimssmr 5c hr?1ecieg?,'. what sore feeiill K ! 4 if f 1 , 1' . J.. 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STUDIO 611 North Perry Phone 8171 Napoleon, Ohio -I- PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION ouaufaouauunouounuonononounuanaunuohououononononynokcnsuouauonsue..anonououvuoeouenpuqugunusngn.N30,Mga,...N,N,Nu.,...N,h,n,u,N,..,..,..,M,N,n,. 4..t.l.Q..l.l..i..n .. to to xo xo xc xo 5: xl xo X 2. .:. . . 4. Lx .2 .2 .1 X fx .X .S .X O! gf .1 ,x x 1 s ,x ,x ,x ,z .1 x x E, Ox ,z x EZ 'x Ex .x Q1 3 X E. ,x .2 S .8 S jf .2 -f ,. .I gi .X .2 gi .3 .X ji .X .X fx ji -E ji ,X ,Z X I 2 I X X 3 3 X 2 3 3 3 X X X 2 ,X Residential, Commercial, Church Custom Made Cabinets and Industrial Buildings and Wood Work BEHRMANN CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDERS AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone 530 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio GEORGE A. 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WESCHE Telephone 9-1352 Ambulance Service Napoleon, Ohio ones severe.-as 'wuoonnunotioonn oe'n'n'n'ev'n'oo'n'oo'n'n'n'n'u'who'on'-In'oo'oe'n'n'u'u'u5n5n'n'u-n5n'n so .0 no no on so so oe oo on n no on no on oo oo on so on no so A 2? nj 1 CASE 'um NAPOLEON IMPLEMENT Napoleon, Ohio Maynard Meyer C A S E - Parts and Service Compliments of A N D Y ' S P L A C E M , THE BAR WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET Ridgeville Corners, Ohio ........................................ ............ ..,..,..,.:,..,..,..,..,........,......,......,..,....,.,..,..,..,................................-................l........,:. -Q .-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..'..-..-..'..-..-..-..f:'..-..-.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..'.. .. .. .. ..-.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. L , ! 2 2 2 5 LUGBILL BROS., INC. X 3 Livestock Quality Meats Daily Market Sz Auction U. S. GoV't. Inspected Stockers and Feeders Est. No. 471 X 2 E 2 Archbold, ohio Phone sz I X 2 S 2 3 X X I 2 I Z X S S I ! I 1 zztlifff 'Frestonc 2, dim fi 5 5 YODER sl FREY, INC. Q3 AUCTIONS of FARM EQUUIPMENT 5: Second and Fourth Tuesdays of Every Month E Archbold, Ohio 7 5 Tim Yoder Phone 25 Elias Frey E 5 i 2 X 5 5 ' ' ' 'SQ'u'w'n'-.'u'u'n'u'..'..' ..l.1-.L..1..9.. .14-1, 'N'..'..',.'n'n'oo'u'a'n'oo'n'n'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'ov'oo'oo'oo'vo.oo'u'n'oo'n'u'n'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'n'ofainaofn on ov oo oo oo on oo no oo oo so n so no no ov oo oo n THE PEOPLES STATE BANK CO. WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT Banking Service Courteously Rendered Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System Archbold, Ohio GEO H. VON DEYLEN, HARDWARE '11 O Ll V E R A U ' 0.E,.l.5,E.E? , ill!-:-. '-' ,. .65 -, G. E. Electrical Appliances, Plumbing Oliver Farm Implements Paints - Full Line of Kitchenware 122 West Washington Street Napoleon, Ohio 'c-'ao'ou'n'oe'no'.Q'eq'n'n'u'u'u'n'n'n'u'u-'n'oo'n'who'sin'n'o.'u-'n'n'u'n'ov'n'o.'a-'n'u'n'u'ao'n-'n'n'u'u'o-'u'uS.'u'..'-fn'n'w'n'u'u'.. . .n..1.J.n. n'n'u'n'n'u'u'oo'n'o1'oo'oe'oe'o.'n'n'u5n:ao'u'oo so oo on no on no oo on on on oo ofa as on on no on on no oo no so oo oo so oo so on on no on u no on no oo oo oo so 4444 THE FARMERS Sz MERCHANTS STATE BANK Archbold, ohio Capital Stock - 35150000.00 Surplus Account - S150,000.00 THE FRIENDLY BANK ON THE CORNER We Appreciate Your Business Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. SNYDER CHEVROLET COL Phone 9-1791 - 6961 CHEVROLET - The Most Beautiful Buy of All First and Finest - At Lowest Cost SNYDER APPLIANCE DIVISION, IN C. FRIGIDAIRE - The Most Beautiful Buy of All First and Finest - In Household Appliances Phone 3721 Napoleon, Ohio oooooqnouoooooouoska an oanaunrln .4 , ,-. -,-.-, .-.-.-.-. ..-.....-..-..'..-.....S..-..'..-..-..-..-..-..-..'..-..-..'..-.rf .a..-..-..-.. .. ..'..'.. .. .. ..-.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. HARRY VON DEYLEN 8z SON I K ' ':i,Xia-,m.,'Q' 9: 'A Vifsff. f x 3 Aff? f. 'l:'7?4vq . 3 ,- I, --- -----, A . ,112 Eg, X . 011 we-ff f e lt! 'ix -1 A I I ' Q 15' X 'I v '. 4 .. ! wrt: 1-if gwgu Elf 7 p X ,KI gf l U v , VE lm John Deere Quality Farm Equipment and Field Seeds POST OFFICE ROUTE 1 GERALD, OHIO L. B. FREY 8z SONS WELL DRILLING PLUMBING and HEATING Norge Appliances Estimates Free Office Phones Res. WAUSEON 7995 2963 ARC:-:BOLD 13250 7381 Pettisville, ohio I I X ul-:oooououuuao.a E I 'u'u'n'u'u u'-.'n'u'Q-'aka'oo'of..'ao'n'u'n'vo'n'u'u'u'n'n'..'q'u'-fn'n'u'n'n'n'n'oo'u'u'n'u'oo'a'n'u'u'n'n'n 'n'n'n'u'a'n'a'n'u'u'so'o-'u'n'u'a'oo'o Q. 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A11 Purpose Elevators Electric Motors Garden Tractors Archbold, Ohio Ayn BefilitfrjfugitpmsfQ'o'u1,u1Q , u s A, Tubular Steel Scaffolding and Equipment Gets You Up in the World For Sale or Rent -g... Compliments of if LaChoy Food Products Div. Beatrice Food Co. Archbold, ohio Henry Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc. Oakwood Ave. at Wabash R. R. Quality Farm Bureau Products Phone 7751 -0- -10.1 Napoleon, Ohio ..'n'u'..'..'u'n'u'n'..'u'..'n'u'..'n'n'n'u'u'n'n'N'.-'N'-Q'-In'p'n'u'n'n'u'n'u'u'u'u'n'.!u'u'u'u'u'u n'u'n'n'u'.-'N'.4'..'..'5. ,.'..'..'..'n'n'n'u'on'ov'n'u'u'n'u'oe'oonuoonouoononnuoonooooooooooooooooanoeooooooooooosoooouoooooooouooooooooosnnuoooooonoo 0 ,as xo RIDGE LOCKERS, INC. ' 2 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio RICH Foon LCCKERS 2 Archbold, Ohio 2 S ARCHBCLD SALES Sz SERVICE 2 X 6165 zz i I Archbold, Ohio 1 . 2. I 3 8 I S I JESSE L. SHORT OIL CO. 5 Fleet Wing Gas and Motor Oils 2 2 Ferguson Tractors and Implements 2 3 Archbold, ohio 2 E 114 Q X ' z S X I X 3 HOME 'OIL COMPANY, INC. E ii - F CITIES SERVICE If Gas - Oil- Tires - Batteries - Fuel Oil- Service Phone 7221 Napoleon, Ohio Q: z . x lj: ,x x BCKERMAN SALES SERVICE if Allis-Chalmers - New Idea 2 Stromberg-Carlson Television E Studebaker Dexter Washing Machines 2 Napoleon, Ohio Q S X 3 TUDIBAIKIR . C : 2 I X I X ' ' on no -.'u'u'f4'n'..'u'..'f.'u'..'..'..::.'..'u u on ' ' '.f..xu'nxu'n'.q'u'u' no ' us xn'n'u5u'..' x 'ua' 'n'u'u'u'n'n' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I . OKOLONA GRAIN CO. Elevators at Okolona and Elery, Ohio Dealers in Grain - Feed - Seed - Coal Phone 1 on 44 Compliments of SWIFT AND COMPANY Buyers of Quality Milk for the Manufacture of Swift Ice Cream and Swift Cheese Defiance, Ohio Congratulation to the 1951 Graduating Class DIEHL BEER Defiance, Ohio -CONGRATULATIONS- KOLB FEED MILL Wauseon, Ohio sg ,.,..,,.,,.n. X X X I Compliments of 2 5 NAPOLEON GRAIN 8z STOCK CO. l Farmer Owned 8x Operated Grain Sz Farm Supplies E g. Napoleon, Ohio Phone 2851 3. 21 5. .xr Kg. E22 .gt Eg. THE NAPOLEON CREAMERY COMPANY 4. Butter - Eggs - Milk 221 East Washington Street Napoleon, Ohio .,. Pt: 5. S l 8 I Z GERALD GRAIN ASSOCIATION Q Grain - Coal - Flour - Master-Mix Feeds -' Fence 5 Red Cedar Fence Posts ' Gerald P. O. Napoleon X X S 3 Six Eight X X : z 3 +02 sf 50 , 'ill Q9 4v xi-xx JH? U S I S NOFZINGER BROS. S Pontiac Sales and Service 5 Archbmd, ohio S buononono a a o o Q u Q Q q a a o o o o Q o our ...aug uhnufuenaaau-k-Neko, .t.i.L MmWM '-4. X 1'1 F TT an JwJJJddwwwdwddgddggggggwxdduuunuu0Jkdddunnuunnnnnuunnuunnuuauunnunu L 4, J, f N Q! BAUMAN'S STOCK YARDS Napoleon, Ohio We Buy and Sell Hogs - Cattle - Calves - Sheep Phones Stock Yard 6081 Office 3681 Order Buyer 6071 Satisfaction Guaranteed NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, INC. fA Good Luck Chicky Featuring Egg Production Strain for the Egg Producer and Meat Production Strain for the Broiler Raiser Napoleon, Ohio ROYAL CLEANERS Cleaning - Dying - Altering Hat Blocking - I .- 905 North Perry Phone 6861 Napoleon, Ohio THE THIESEN - HILDRED CO. Lumber - Glass and Builders' Supplies Telephone 7461 Napoleon, Ohio .. I .... X 2 Q 4 E 2 Ivan Werder ' Kenneth Aschliman .21 ARCHBOLD SEED AND GRAIN COMPANY Seed - Grain - Coal - Feed Custom Grinding 8z Mixing Phone 7 and 237 Archbold, ohio GRISIER'S FUNERAL HOME 'x x 'z . Q gi Phone 223 Ambulance Service as . Q3 Archbold, Ohio 32 EICHER COAL COMPANY ii? -1- Phone 184 Archbold, ohio ag 2? Prompt Attention ' Personal Service RUPP'S FURNITURE COMPANY 5 High Class Furniture Floor Covering Phone 236 219-221 North Defiance Street , Archbold, Ohio 5 - Q.,-,,-,,.,,.,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,,. .-.,,.,,.,.,.,.,,. .,,., '. .'.,',.'., sooo' ' iusoosnxnzoosuzusa'an'u:oo'oo'u'oo'oo:oo'usoosuiuxoozoosooxoozutooxulut 'coinage' ' 'u'n'ao' 'u'n'uo'n' ' ' ' I ' ' ' 'I o 3- ofa' -.Jus 5 I 'nz zu' Suzan: 'uasu'usaininza'nxonzntntn'a'u'n'oo'oo'n'u'u'u'u'n'u'n'u'n'u'n'u'-4' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 BORDEN'S ICE CREAM CO. 314 Wayne Street Phone 2147 Defiance, Ohio WALTER'S APPLIANCES I Ridgeville Corners, Ohio Liberty Center, Ohio FRED OTTE Sz SONS Groceries Meats General Merchandise Phone 430 Seed Mill Flour - Seeds - Fertilizer Phone 190 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio GEORGE PRECHT Poultry Farm Eggs Phone 1144W Wauseon, Ohio IO. . . 0 .OO80.04.3.0l.O0 O0.00.0!.Ol.X ..'..-..'..'..'..S.'..'..-..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'J..'..'..'..'..4..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..''.. .. .. .. .. JJ .. .. .. .. .. .. 44444444 qnsvnolg-r H H - CHRISTY MOTOR SALES Sales and Service Defiance Milk Products Co. Q --- Q 24 North Clinton St. a s Ph 339 Defiance, Ohio one Archbold, ohio 'Q' PHONE 6641 Security Spells Happiness CARL F. ORT 8a SON Insurance Phone 3023 Wauseon, Ohio Randolph Furniture Co. High Class Furniture Floor Covering 139 S. Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio HALL'S AUTO SERVICE K. B. Hall Chrysler - Plymouth I. H. C. Trucks Phone 9-6681 Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of HARRY M. WARD CO. Bryan, Ohio . Q . Q .. .. .- ..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..' 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Compliments of Raymond F. Behrman Concrete'Burial Vaults and Service Phone 1170 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio Plain or Spread ' I' gggfgfbo U A Q X 21 1- 0 ' ' 1 Q00 aww 0, 4 Of 'I 'I' O 2 To ol J, ,nav Hfflw 0 1,0 ,- -....f-1...-..'-S...11..-...... ........C Congratulations DR. E. E. CLYMER Veterinarian Ridgeville Corners, Ohio HENRY A. HUNER General Auctioneer General Sales Service bmi S R. D. 4 Telephone Napoleon Gerald 2117 Town Talk's th-e Bread ALE Gerald Tile Company RICHER MOTORS S . k ' T ks Concrete Drain Tile Studeba er Cars Sz rue M - M Ornamental Masonry Farm Equipment Napoleon, Ohio Phone 4401 Wauseon, Ohio The Peoples State Bank Capital S100,000.00 Surplus S100,000.00 Wauseon, Ohio Member F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System Haumesser 8z Gefringer Druggists Phone 4501 Wauseon, Ohio 4 Q Q . on no so ofa so'oo'oo'u'oo'oo'oe'oo'n'oo'u'4o'oo'oo'u'o4'n'u'oo'o:1oo'sa'oo'ofa'vo'n'oo'oo'oo'a'oo'n'oo'oo'n'oo'oo'oo'oo'oe'n'vin'u'oo'oo'vo'u'u'u'u'n'n'M'.. 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In Archbold It's Builder's Supplies, SHEN EMAN 'S Lumber Sz Excavating for Built-In Cabinets Archbold, Ohio Fine Foods - Beer 8z Wine Rupp's Archbold Hatchery, Inc. Compliments of Baby Chicks Feeds DETTER'S FURNITURE Poultry Supplies Archbold, Ohio Archbold, Ohio ARCHBOLD CLEANERS Basinger Rd. Phone 2-R16 , , HESS' SHOES First Quality Quality Footwear Archbold, Ohio First in Service Pick Up on Mon. - Thurs. at Ridgeville SCOTT THEATRE Air Conditioned SELLER'S STUDIO . Three Changes of Program Portraits Each Week C01Y1m9FCi31 and School Matinees Sundays Sz Holidays Archbold, Ohio Afchboid, ohio i .oo I.. no can one Q ouflnouo O. P. KLUEPFEL Jeweler, Optometrist Musical Instruments Archbold, Ohio osoonofauolzi TRIPPLE-SIX Restaurant and Truck Stop Fleet Wing Gas Archbold, Ohio Rufenacht's Haberdashery and Shoe Store Dale Rufenacht, Prop. Archbold, Ohio We Always Aim to Please You O. J. Short Floor Covering Linoleum Rubber Tile - Asphalt Tile Plastic Wall Tile Archbold, Ohio ORA E. LAUBER Sz SON Clothing Notaries Public Shoes - Insurance Archbold, Ohio Red Cross Drug Store Drugs - Sundries Photo Supplies Phone 1 Archbold, Ohio Fish'8z Shroeder Variety Toys - Novelties School Supplies Archbold, Ohio STOTZER'S SAME CORNER SINCE 1858 Archbold, Ohio no oo'ofa'no'oo'n'n'n'n'n'oe'u'u'u'oo'n'u'n'ee'n'oo'n'u'oo'n'u'n'n'oo'a'u'n'n'u'w'o-'n'n'..',a'..'..'...' I I X 5 3 S I 'u'n'u'u'n'oozu'n'n'u'u'u' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S' 'u'..'..'n'no'ao'oo'oo'no'oe'a'n'u'oo5u'oo'u'n'a5oo'n:n'n'oo'n'n'u'n'n:n'u'oo'o.50.8.5.45nznsutnsnnazusu'ootoosuzutnxafn'n'n.'n'n'n'u'u' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' fl The Archbold Buckeye Four National General Excellence Awards Four State General Excellence Awards Archbold, Ohio Compliments of RUF FERS MARKET Archbold, Ohio THEGOTSHALL MFG. CO. 1 Lumber - Hardware Builders' Supplies Sz Parts For Delivery in Time Call 9 Archbold, Ohio HOME RESTAURANT The Best Place in Town to Eat Good Home Cooked Meals Allen Kleck Archbold, Ohio RYCHENER BROS. Baer Cabinet Sz Specialty Shop Excavating Contractors Fixtures and Cabinets Bulldozing Phone 9255 or 8264 Archbold, Ohio All Kinds of Mill Work Archbold, Ohio CARL F. BOCKELMAN Representing REICHERTS JEWELRY Lutheran Mutual Life Napoleon, Ohio 1211 Woodland Ave. Napoleon, Ohio Phone 8565 no'u'n'n'u'ofa'oo'u'n'u'u'u'n'n'n'n'n'u'n'vo 6-5 F1 FTTTTT' fa o'no'n'u'n'u'-In'N'n'n'Q-.'u'n'u'n'u'oo'oo'n'vo'o4'u'oo'oo'oo'oo'n'n oo oo'u oo u'a'oo oo oo on oo so also oo on of n fo so .4 ao on on no no oo oo no oo oo oo no s oo so Q 'n u Augenstein 8z Hoeffel Clothes for Dad and Lad fi Satisfaction Guaranteed X Napoleon, Ohio 2 S I Boyer - Walker Mortuary Myron Walker Napoleon, Ohio D!! lx! lx! lx! 4. TEDl'S .g. 4 Popular Restaurant 1. Elf via - Where the Gang Meets Napoleon, Ohio to xv so xv to :Q X ff if Compliments of 3 The Defiance gi Home Savings 8z Loan Ass'n. fi X 2' Napoleon, Ohio g Defiance, Ohio 3 . HARPER SUPPLY, INC. Mix Concrete - Transit Concrete Blocks Builders' Supplies Napoleon, Ohio alia -Q rf SES if N5- arf SQ -Q. a ny jjfffllmx' W 5.4 2 6 z, ' . A ' ' I Q :Nw ' if ' f - V 3 . .:' - as ' , -xl 3. 5 '- - -X I. 1, tn 24 1 74 , Q ,O 4 to to 2 3 X xo g. 'I 2 3 YOUNG'S BAR E Liquor - Wine 2 Beer - Lunch I 2 Napoleon, Ohio Z X I S X MITCHELL'S FLOWERS Phone 5081 Napoleon, Ohio n'n'n'n'o-'an' no n'-o'u'-.'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n u'-4'o.'n'u'u'n'u oe'no'on'vo'os'n'n'n'n'n'n'uo'n'n'os'n'o-'o4'n'n'u'n'n' 'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'bs'n'n'n'-Q'n'.-'n'oo'n .n.n.I.1. h -CONGRATULATIONS- FULTON MANUFACTURING CORP. Wauseon, Ohio n'..'..'..'..'.Q'u'.4'n'n'.-.'..'n'.in'u'n5u'n'nannunq...Quan-an-o'uun..nuununnunnnwunnnununnnnno Best Wishes WAUSEON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wauseon, Ohio BOOSTERS ELDOR HELMKE WOODMEN INSURANCE Ridgeville HAROLD F. LEWIS JEWELER WALDECK 8: SON GEORGE BRO. FEED MILL HACKETT SALSBERRY REAL ESTATE Wauseon Wauseon Wauseon Wauseon ' ' 'n'n'B4'n'n'n'n'n'..'.::n'u-'fo ..x..n.s.1-L, .1..:...n. 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