Risingsun High School - Rising Hi Yearbook (Risingsun, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1949 volume:

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We appreciate very much the time, the help, and the guidance that she has given us during these years. We are fortunate behave such a well-trained teacher as Miss Pletcher with us. She hasfattended Hillsdale College, the University of Michigan, and Ohio State University. She received her A.B. degree at Hillsdale College and her M.A. at the University of Michigan. We wish Miss Pletcher continued success in her chosen work and hope her remaining years at Risingsun High are pleasant ones. EDITORIAL The class of l9Ly9 has taken its place among other graduation classes of Risingsu High. It is now up to us to prove whether or not we are capable of taking an important position in the world. More than ever before young men and women are needed to strenghthen our country: scientists, for furthering advancements in scientific researchg teachers, to build the citizens of tomorrowgstatesmen, engineers, authors, etc. A11 ,prctsesLons' need young men and women with vision that our country may remain the leader in world affairs. But most important of all, we must train for peace. For if we are to save ourselves and the world from destruction there must be no more war. Unless we prepare for peace we will never have it. 1 We may rightly say that upon the sincere efforts of young men and women today rests the fate of the world tomorrow. SCHOOL BOARD Back Row: Mr, G. J. Michael, President, Mr. H. G, Heberling, Mr. Lemuel Millhime, Mr. Henry Bingle. Seated: Mr. Wilbur Kline, Vice President, Mr. Don E, Hiatt, Clerk. AITNUAL STAFF Front Row: Marsha Miller, Gene White, Beverly Gonrill, Marjorie Higley, Virginia Cullison. Middle Row: Kenneth Correll, Martha Huffman, Sara Onsel, Bernadine Parsons, Mrs. Waitman, Barbara Brewer, Gladine Gangwer, Helen Warriner,Paul Stahl Back Row: Robert Goff, Gerald Mundwiler, Joe Goudy, Don Correll, Jim Stahl, Derwin Bates, Norman Burns. - Wha' ar Junior High Cheerleaders e you buil ,,,M,........- Willy Shoveling Snow Thanks Gan and Aldrich the pos Duane Si t yds achin' Bgck 1.4.1811 in-my -wma. Cora hirl GY ,L t OVG lilo tg: Caro 1 EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY When we started our school term of 1914.8-'l4.9 we were anxious and ready to be in a MQW year of many activities and much fun. We elected our officers who are: President-Carol Fauseyg Vice President-Eddie Mirerg Secretarye d Treasurer-Charmaine Strawmang News Reporter-Albert Hemmingerg Student Council- Sandra Clark. Mrs. Strawman is our Room Mother. We have twenty-sixstua dents in our room. Our Class Sponsor is Mrs. Smith. Front Row: Lillian Wells, Cora Chalfin, Martha Strong, Bev- erly Burns, Dorothy Stahl, Marilyn Hunt, Patricia Lehmanna Middle Row: Charmaine Strawman, Joanne Kline, Sandra Clark, Carol Fausey, Beverly Beidelschies, Janet .Elarton, 'Janet Deer, Joann Lehmann, Mrs. Smith. ' Back Row: Albert Hemminger, Wayne Strong, Fred Gangwer, Ber- nard Kreais, Walter Palmerton, Wilbur Gilliland, Willard Hunt, Carl Klotz, Eddie Mirer. ' SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY At the beginning of the year, with Miss Pletcheraa our Class Advisor, we elected class officers. They are as 'followsz President-Shirley Klotzg Vice President-John Deerg Secretary and Treasurer-Marla Ann Cox, Student Council-David Hoover. In January during the noon hour, we held a farewell party for Darlene Schauen' who moved to Pemberville. We now have twenty-eight students. The Junior High sold popcorn at most of the home basketball games to buy Jerseys for the Junior High basketball and in their first season of playing they have won more than half of the games played. We are also interested in music, seven of us being in the band. First Row: Donald Smith, Jim Bateson, Richard Derr,Hsm5he11 Strong, Duane Correll, Tom Cullison, Dale Phillips, Carl Thaxtonr Middle Row: Nada Scovill, Shirley Klotz, Marla Ann Cox, June Stainbrook, Jean Pathburn, Janet Few, Ada Sleek, Kay Graber, Phyllis Patton, Norma Mirer, Norma Shultz, Miss Pletcher. Back Row: John Michael, Harry Shaw, David Hoover, Myron Bates, Charles Shook, John James, Benjamin White, John Deer, Keavin Miller. JUTXHCDR HIGH WOLVS DEN , ff!-QAM ffl lTf'n'i'h' N N4 f 39 ,J X I in-f 'i .ffl k X v iw . ,, f, .gp Vffiff W . Kg Y I XX , 'N f ff' fx x If . 9 for the Pictu1e WMM Twlr ? F 55 Junior Class Play .ISN 1 4 I W 1 rf' 'u 8X!19I'8 Y 5 Eve, Do Here-here H2254 , wmws 'A this 415zHvYA'28'Wm' a B e--a-t Naomi R Trella Q ,. llllll llllll llilll llllll Miss P1etcher Barb and Louk out The band 811195 'iii wg ig x u V X, H 'WW SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We started the year with 18, but lost Ruth Newlove to North Baltimore in October. We chose class officers as follows: President, Edward Onsel: Vice President, Norman Bassett5Secretary,Barbara Lehmann, Treasurer, Ethel Sanders Student Council, Betty Green and Edward Onsel. Several of the Sophomores are taking part in band and sports. We chose Jean Smith,as an attendant to the Home- coming queen. Front Row: Margrete Stump, Mary Phillips, Barbara Lehmann, Madonna Utz, Mary Keller, Mina Shaw, Betty Green, Mrs. Waitman. ' ' Back Row: Jean Smith, Norman Burns, Douglas Murdock, James Bowers, Kenneth Cline, Don Deiter, Doyle Phillips, Helen Mae Sebringo FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshman left the Junior High in u48n very anxious to reach High School, We have twenty members in our class. In our first class meeting we elected officers. Thhy are as follows: President, Jim Patton, Vice President, Leighton Stahl, Secetary-Trasurer, Harry Ken, an, Student Council, Harold Purkey-Robert Shaw, News Reporter, June Gorrill, The Freshman Initation was held October 35, 1948 in the school building. We are now full fledged Freshman. Front Row: Caroljean Shaw, Marilyn Thaxton, Marie Hiser, Mary Gorrell, Ruth Ann Bell. Middle Row: Robert Shaw, Don Norman, Jun Gcrrill, 'Doris Ponsetta, Idonna Kehres, Naomi Bateson, Donna Lehmann, Zane Hockenberger, Mrs, Stith. Back Row, Harry Kemenah, Dean Barlecamp, Melvin Morris, Jim Patton, Everett Brewer, William Ganagwer, Harold Purkey. SQPHGMQRES 6 FRESHMEN J Q Q SQ f 5 X X .gc ,' X gl!!! ff Q' ff V if x ff S 1 . XXQX xx-Q--'ftk X 'Q 4'-2 ,J v 1 ig My A Nwsg, e ink A L' 1-jk A vw,,..-, ' f Q f ,ff , : 3 1 , x f Q . vw mi -4,- 2.1- k rg AXA? XP- X, A , 1 .2 wg f., 1- Ya 1 535.7313 'L' - k K SIP' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the year we had nineteen mem- bers. We lost two, Eugene Hengsteler and Fred Sehauer, but gained Eddie Rose, We received our rings and like them very much. We 1' 1 . .K-3 - ' . sold 'T' shlrts and had some of the ooncesslons at the ball genes to raise money for err treasury. One of the big events of the year was our play, nAngell Brats'. The social event was the Junior- Senior banquet held at the Nic-Nao in Fostoria. The Junior officers are, President, Jim Stahl, Vice President, Eugene Hengstelerg Secretary and Treasurer, Eva Rathburng Student Council, Jim Stahl and Ronald Bassett. Front Row: Eva Rathburn, Barbara Miller, Lois Fausey, Marjorie' Hockenberger, Barbara Younkin, Trois Stainbrook, Beverly Gorrill. Middle Row: Eddie Rose, Ronald Bassett, Don Swaisgood, Jim Stahl, Don Cunningham, Richard Bowers, Eugene Hengsteler, Mr. Gladieux. Back Row: Francis Kreais, Jim Tigner, LeRoy Kline, Fred Schauer, Fred Bingle. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Front Row: Lois Fausey, Barbara Miller, Eva Rath- burn, Marjorie Hockenberger, Trois Stainbrook, Barbara Younkin, Beverly Gorrill. Back How: Eugene Hengsteler, Don Swaisgood, Don Cunningham, LeRoy Kline, Fred Bingle, Francis Kreais, ?red Sehauer, Richard Bowers, Jim Stahl, Ronald Bassett. I JUPHQRS fm gif -QL 2 f -L X FA wx 9 A Qm fi X R fgjf if fi, X X ,f f' , -.x ' ig or .,,,r. ,,m,,:x H4 , W Get your coats on . , - 1 5- X- SX w-2w,I'f., 93.14 ,L 4371 - .pw bait 11- ip'GoHt hands?? rl 0-.L 'E' 1, 'NYS W t 1 1, WO QQ J JLL wqpw, q ,z-5 M G ,An live, wqy m9 lets! Laruaza A+ in fw YT. +a QT5m e gagq ilfmi I QTL QCSQ, 'Sha' X - w Q w 1 V4 , fm M M' , ,ff I M ef .2571- a Frignds Could these boys be tardy vw !pnetty s Av W . www-n,!,,,,,,,,,gr,,,iA H -, Sv 3.f,....,,W,,,m5 cs' Y SENIOR OFFICERS Kenneth Correll, Student Council Martha Huffman, Secretary-Treasurer Bernadine Parsons, President Sara Onsel, Vice President Marsha Miller, Student Council SENIORS WHO HAVE SPENT TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER x Front Row: Virginia Cullison, Barbara Brewery Sara Onsel, Bernadine Parsons, Gladine Gangwer, Marsha Miller. Back Row: Gene White, Derwin Bates, Norman Burns, Don Correll, Joe Goudy, Robert Goff. RISINGSUN HIGH SCHOOL cmss or 'L19 BACCALAUREI-LEE' SEBJIICE8 SUNDAY MAY 15, 19119, 8:15 11.11, qpnocsssxomm Prelude Hymn Scripture Reading and Invocation......,,..,Rev. 0,B, Downard Pastor of Trinity Evangelical Church So1OQ,,.fgg'Q',,3-QQQ,5...gag Q Q QQQQQ Q 2 Q , 'The Ho y Hour' :lar-152 Nev1n Violin So1o..q.................,,,.JQ:Tg,.Charmaine Strawman Liebestrau e.,Franz Liszt Announcements.......................q.....8upt. Don Eg Hiatt B3CCa1auTeate SeTm0nouqQagnpoaggoqegoogoonceqaevg Royal X882 Pastor of Risingsun Church of God Junior High School Mixed Chorus......-. '1'he Green Cathedral! by Hahn, uPrayer From Hansel and Gretel' Humperdinch Thomas BenedictionggqgggaqenagggoocnqocQQQQQQQQQQQRBYQ Don williams Pastor of Evangelical United Brethren Church commxcmmm Pnocnm ' Rlsn-1csUN mon scHooL cmss or 19119 WEDNESDAY MAI 19, 19119, 23:15 P.M. qpnocmssrormy Prelude Inv03ati0ng99QQlqnroooeoosgoscaounasoounouensvs Don'Ni11ians Pastor of Risingsun Evangelical United Brethern Church Salutatory AddTeSS9uggagoegoqngqauqgcgqqqegccoulrthl Huffman C1338 History.....,,,,,.O1ass of .h9uQgocvcocconnQGeHB White Vocal Solo...........,.......,............,....,,Robert Goff U1 Dream of Jeanien Fosters-Cookson Senior Class Poem..,......-Q-.....--......,Bernad1ne Parsons Valedictory Address..... . ............-.q,.Sara Onsel COmmBnCemlRt Address...... Q oscgUbcQThnrmOnd fDustyJ Miller Presentation of AuardaogggegoocceoQgliurac E1iZabbth.whitmln Presentation of Dip10maSgqqgagqgesopcjgolcglurc JQG0 Michael Pres. of Risingsun Board of Education Benediction.......,.,......4...,...,,...,..Rev. DOH william! SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Glass will our problems to the Junior Class. Our problems include: finding enough erasers to throw, having people to sell concessions at football and basketball games, trying to think of some way to make moneyy buying enough balloons for everyone in the class to burst, having a class of eager-beavers, having a class loaded with football players and cheerleaders, and above all having a class that gives all the teachers headaches. We, the Senior Class, will our beautiful women and handsome men to the Sophomore Class. We, the Senior Class, will our ambition and stubborness to the Freshman. You can have our seats in the movies, too. I, Paul Stahl, will my nickname, HChubU, to Marjorie Hockenberger. I, Don Correll, will my five daily studyhalls to Jim 'Tigner in order that he might catch up on his sleep. I, Barbara Brewer, will my shyness to Mary Phillips. I, Joe Goudy, will my Ulind H to Edward Onsel, to help play his tuba. I, Helen Warriner, will my high heel shoes to Francis Kreais for playing bas- ketball. A I, Gene White, wil1.my varsity football letters to Willy Gangwer. I, Martha Huffman, will my voice to Duane Correll, I, Derwin Bates, will my fan mail and love notes to Jim Stahl. I, Bernadine Parsons, will my cheerleading shoes to anyone who has feet to fit them. I, Robert Goff, will my safe driving rules to Don Cunningham. I, Marjorie Higley, will my position as drum majorette.to Eddie Moor. I, Pete Mundwiler, will my reservations every noon at the front window to Nor- man Bassett. I I, Virginia Cullison, will my love for all the boys in High School to Cora Chalfin. I, Kenneth Correll, will my title ULover Boyu to Everett Brewer. I, Sara Onsel, will my seat in Physics class with twelve other boys to any girl who is lucky enough to get it. I, Norman Burns, will my Chevie to Mr. Gladieux. I, Gladine Gangwer, will m acquaintances in other towns to Betty Green. Drawn up on the 18th day of May, one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine and hereby, becomes by ratification the last amendment to the constitution of the Slh or Class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine. WITNESSES I 'V , f... 4 , .J life for years just so he could give the people an actual picture of loafing. Say, why didn't I think of that idea? Gladine Gangwer is now the chief popcorn seller at the Roxy Theater in New York. Her popcorn is the silent type--no noise when you eat it. She has become so successful that she is planning to have popcorn stands all over the world. Norman Burns has made a name for himself. He is one of the ad- visors for the National Future Farmers of America. CGirl farmers, that is.I He enjoys it immensely. After all, why shouldn't he? All he does is sit at his desk and women farmers come to him seeking in- formation about crops, livestock, etc. Marsha Miller designs hair styles for movie stars. Marsha makes some beautiful creations but she went too far with the latest hair cut. You ask if the hair is short? I guess so! It is so short that you don't have any left on your head. Gene White is one of the executives of the Chrysler Corp. in Detroit. He wanted to design next year's new car but Chrysler wouldn't let him. He wanted to install a mechanical hand to guide the steering wheel so you could drive with one arm and still h8V8'tN0 hands on the wheel. How clever! Marjorie Higley is a famous artist. She has gained'recognition from famous artists all over the world. Marjorie is married and lives on a farm east of Risingsun, Ohio. She will make her first exhibition in Toledo next month at the Art Museum. It is 2:30 a.m. and I am still reminiscing. L3'television show is over and I haven't noticed it. I have seen HThe Forty-ninersn of the Twentieth Century as they actually are. What could be more ex- citing, realistic, and colorful than that? Sometimes I wish I were back in my high school days with some of m classmates like Gerald Mundwiler. Pete has inherited a million dollars! Pete, although a millionaire, still drives a taxi. He makes daily runs to LaGuardia Field and then hangs a little sign on his door WFemale Passengers Onlyn. No wonder he doesn't retire! You could never guess what has happened to Sara! She started out as a concert pianist. One evening she was getting ready to give one of her best performances when a messenger boy gave her a message which read: Umeet me at 8:00 p.m. on the bridge and we will elopen. Sara was so thrilled she forgot all about her concert and eloped. Sara now has three little Jims. What a catastrophe! Kenneth Correll is manager of the A Cleveland Indians. Recently he was hit in the head with a bat and becam hos- pitalized. There he fell in love with his nurse and married her. I wonder what happened to Bernadine Parsons. The last time I heard of her she had been an airline hostess but they had fired her because every time the plane flew over Wayne, Ohio, she wanted tobai. out. I saw in the paper the other day where Derwin Bates was chosen as America's most eligible bachelor. Derwin always had many female ad- mirers but by the time he built his six-lane highway from England to America he became middle-aged. All work and no play isn't fun. This, Derwin found out. Helen Warriner owns a dog kennel in Risingsun. She raises and sells all kinds of dogs. I asked her if she were married. She winked at me and replied, UMW husband would lead too much of a dog's lifeu. Don Correll has just finished a book entitled WThe Art ofloaf- ingn. It said in the author's note that he had lived this kind of CLASS PROPHECY I am going to enjoy my television set this evening. There is a variety show called UThe Forty-niners of the Twentieth Centuryu which sounds very interesting. That makes me think of m classmates for that is the year our class graduated from high school. When I think of m classmates I immediately think of Robert Goff. Robert owns a Chevrolet garage in Risingsun. He still owns a beauti- ful farm and enjoys the life of a farmer. He has won many honors with his registered cows. Virginia Cullison has done very well. She is now Mrs. Herman Slapsaddle, an exquisite fashion designer. Her latest design is call- ed the WRising Lookn. This dress has a black jumper, a white blouse, and an orange bow. Those colors blend beautifully together. Her idea must be very original. I still correspond with Paul Stahl. Paul is a professional wres- tler and is known as UChubweightH. He has won several of his bouts and is thinking of retiring. He has a wife and nine children. .That's enough to keep any man busy. Barbara Brewer is married and living in England. When she first visited this country, she met Prince Charles. He requested that she become his nursemaid so she remained in England. Joe Goudy is happy as the president of an exclusive girls school in Winter Yard, Florida. Joe has learned how to get up in the morn- ings. -He invented a water sprinkling alarm clock. He needed that when we were Seniors. Martha Huffman is a housewife. She has such a darling family! She sings songs for every wedding and funeral in Risingsun. She is the leader of the church choir. Who did she marry? Silly people! SENIOR HISTORY In September of 1957 thirty-one little first graders got their first taste of school life and set their eyes on a goal, which they will have reached when each one is handed a diploma on May 18, 1949. The new part of the school had just been completed when we entered school, and we were broken in together. For every scratch or scar left on the walls of the new uannexn one was left with us, because our twelve years of education didn't come without troubles, worries, or hard work. We are quite different from the original thirty-one in our class. Many moved away and dropped out, and many other new students re- placed them, so now there are eighteen nForty-ninersn left. Like the nForty-ninersu of a century vago, we were searching for a treasure, and we have found it.' This past year, out of the eighteen in our class,eight received football letters five received basketball letters, four are F.H.A. members, three are F.F.A. members, and four are cheerleaders. We are the nForty-ninersn of the 20th century. We set out in search of gold and found much during our twelve years. Now we have our eyes set on another goal, an even richer vein of treasure somewhere in the mountains ahead of us. We are sure we will find it because our motto says, nThis Far and Fartherv, and we believe it! MARJORIE HIGLEY: Student Council 13 Band 1,23 Drum Major- ette 33 3 Cirls' Glee Club 2,3,Mj Mixed Chorus 2,33 F.H.A. l,2,3,M3 M-H Club 1,2f3,Mj Annual Staff M3 Twirling Contest at Findlay, Ohio M3 'The Adorable Impu M3 Twirling Contest at Bowling Green M, ROBERT GOFF3 UMeet the Mlddletenen 33 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,M: Mixed Chorus 3- F.F.A. Historian 3' F.F.A. Vice-President M3 Parliamentary ,Procedure l,3,M3 dH.M.S. Pinaforen 23 M-H' l,2,3,M3 M-H Secretary-Treasurerlg M-H Reporter 2 33 M-H President M3 Spring Festival 33 Member of American Cuernsey Association 2, ,M3 Member of Chester White bwine Record Association 3,33 Mth Place in State Judging Contest 33 Chapter Reporter to Sandusky F.F.A. Organization, Delegate to State F.F.A. Convention 33 nThe Adorable Impu M3 HELEN WARRINER: F.H.A. 13 Glrlev Glee Club 2,3,M3 Mixed Chorus 2,33 nH.M.S. Pinaforen 23.nMeet the Middletonsu 3 Ohio History Test 3,M3 D.A.R. Test M3 nThe Adorable Impn 3 Annual Staff M3 Spring Concert 3. v , I PAUL STAHL: F.F.A. 1,2,3,Mj Parliamentary Procedure l,2,33M3 D1etr1cn1,mugglngnseem 2,3,Mj State Judging Team 1,2,3,Mf Basketball 2,3,M3 Football My Varsity Club 1,2,M3 Assistant F.F.A. Reporter 33 Football Manager 1,23 Basketball Manager 13 County Judging Team 2,33 Annual Staff M3 Jr. Class Pla 33 Grand Champion Corn at School Fair M3 The Adorable Imp H. VIRGINIA CULLISON: M-H Club ls Glrle' Glee Club 3,M3 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Cheerleader 3,M3 nMeet the Middletonsu 33 F.H.A4 3,M3 Annual Staff M3 nThe Adorable Impn M3 Spring Concert 3. NORMAN BURNS: F.F.A. l,2,3,M3 Parliamentary Procedure 1,3Quj State Judging Contest 33 District Judging Contest 2, 3 Football M3 Bo s' Glee Club 1,33 Operetta 23 Varsity Club 3 Annual Staff M3 F.F.A. Reporter 33 F.F.A. President My Wrestling Team M3 National Convention Delegate, Kansas City, M3 nMeet the Mlddletenen 33 nThe Adorable Impn M3 GLADINE GANGWER: F.H.A. 1,23 Girls' Glee Club 2.3,M3 Mixed Chorus 2,33 nMeet the Middletonsu 33 Spring Concert 33 Annual Staff M3 nThe Adorable Impn M3 H.M.S. Pinaforen 2. DON CORRELL: Varsity Club M3 Basketball 33 Annual Staff ,M3 nMeet the Middletonsu 33 Football M3 nThe Adorable Impn 3 BARBARA BHEWE 3 F.H.A. 1- G rlsl Glee Club 2 3 M- Mixed Chorus 2,31 RH.M.S. Pinaforea 23 Annual Staff ' 3 Spring Concert 3. A Seuivrs 1949 MARIORXE HIGLEY ROBERT GOFF , HELEN WARRINER PAUL K. STAHL VIRGINIA CULLISON NORMAN BURNS GLADINE GANGWER DON W. CORRELL BARBARA BREWER Smiars 1949 KENNETH CORRELL BERNADINE PARSONS Student Council President -mv' 4 SARA ONSEL GERALD MUNDWILER Vice President DERWIN BATES GENE WHITE MARSHA MILLER Student Council MARTHA HUFFMAN Secretary and Treasurer E S IOE GOUDY KENNETH CORRELL: Class President 3 3 Vice President 23 Student Council President M3 Basketball 1,2,3,uj Football 3,M3 nMeet the Middletonsn 33 Varsity Club 3 My Annual Staff 3,M3 Scholarship Team 23 uThe Adorable Impn M. BERNADINE PARSONS: Class President M3 Class Secretary-Treas- urer33 Scholarship Team 1,2,33 Cheerleader 3,M3 Ohio History Test 3,M3 D.A.R. Test M3 Girls' Glee Club 2,M3 Mixed Chorus 23 Sextette M3 nH.MeS. Plnaforen 23 'The Sunshine Twinsn 13 uMeet the Middletonsn 33 M-H, Club Secretary-Treasurerl3 Dramatics Club President M3 Prince of Peace 1,2,3j'0hi0 State F.F.A. Queen 33 Homecoming Queen M3 Annual Staff M3 'The Adorable Impn M3 Spring Concert 3. nmssa MILLER: F'.m.A. 2,3,l33 F.H.A. vibe President 133 F.H.A. ,Historian and News Reporter 33 Sporetary'of Student Council hs nMeet the Middletcnsn 33 Scholarship Team 1,25 D.A.R. Test M3 Class Vice President 3s Class Secretary-Treasurerl3 Annual Staff 3,M3 nThe Adorable Impn M. SARA ONSEL: Class Vice President 'M3 Student Council 33 Cheerleader 3,M3 Schogarship Team l,2,33 Ohio History Test 3 M3 D.A.R. Test M- enior 'Schglarship Test M3 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,M3 Mixed Chorus 2,33 extette 3 hs H.M.s. Pina- foren 23 'Meet the Middletonsu 3' M-H'Club Vice President 13 Dramatics Club Vice President M3 Prince of Peace 2' Home- coming Queen 23 Homecoming Attendant 33 Annual Staff M3 nThe Adorable Impn M3 Spring Concert 33 Librarian 2, GERALD MUNDWILEE3 Football 3,11-I Basketball 3,133 Baseball Varsity Club M' Class Secretary-TreasureP23 Annual Staff M3 Wrestling Team M3 uMeet the Middletonsn 33 MARTHA HUFFMAN: F.H.A. 2,33gj F.H.A. Vice President BQFQHQA. President M3 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,M3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Sextette 1,3,uj nH.M.S. Pinaforen 23 Cheerleader l,2,3, 3 Class Secretary-Treasurer M3 uMeet the Middletonsn 33 Ohio History Test 3,M3 D.A.R. Test M3 Annual Staff M3 uThe Adorable Impn M3 Spring Concert 3. DERWIN BATES: Football l,Z,3,M3 Football Captain M3 Varsity glub 1,2,3,gj Varsity Club President M3 Basketball 2,3,Mj asketball aptain ' Class President 1' 'IUOG the Middle- tons' 33 nThe Adorable Impn M3 Annual Staff 3,U. GENE WHITE: Football 1,2,3,Mj Basketball 1,2,3,MQ Student Council 33 Band 1,2,3j Boys' Glee Club 2,3' Mixed Chorus 23 3 ,Scholarship Team 1,33 Varsity Club 2,3,nj Annual Staff 3, 3 'Meet the Middletonsn 33 The Adorable Impn M. JOE'GOUDY: Class President 2' Football 1 2 3'M Varsity Club 1,2,3,M3 nThe Adorable Impn M3 Annual Staff 2,3,M. SENIORS rr Q' .. 3 Q : figs mf V ' -M ,f.'f'- ' . -- W . 4 :qiimfi I'-L A I Q 7 1 ,by-zjf i fif i . 'I 1 viii ,..A- 5 fm 3 Q 'I . N f --:'1f'2i.i2az 1 K 4,7-1 Nia.. 2- Nm X 959' N .- f'fJ'770-mx kx f . I rr C' wx X1 j. R X A X - , 441 ,fl X in - ',fff',.1f, Q -LZ - Q.. . I, -' Lb! I X 4 'xxx XXX K 1 K GF? Grade' Zzculfy MILDRED E. SMOTHERS Sixth Grade Bowling Green State University Ohio State University MARJORIE GOUDY Fourth Grade Miami University Bowling Green State University Chautauqua, N. Y. we l LOREE A. WHITE Fifth Grade Graduate of Teacher's College Miami University JULIA SCHROTE Third Grade Bowling Green State University ll. S. in Education State Elementary Life Certificate FLOSSIE B. AUKLAND First Grade University of Wyoming Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education iii' 5-,N LOIS A. DALTON Second Grade Bowling Green State University WILLIAM F. STEVENS Agriculture Ohio State University B. S. in Agriculture Our Hannity DON E. HIETT Principal Ohio Northern University Graduate in Pedagogy B. S. in Education Ohio Start? University 7949 ALTON A CLADIEUX Coach Toledo Univtrsity B. S. in Education FLORENCE B. STITH KATHLEEN H. BOWE Music English Bowling Green State University Ohio State University B. S. in Education B. S. in Education ff ELIZABETH JANE WAITMAN Commercial Bowling Green State University B. S. in Business Administration xx EVALENA PLETCHER English Hillsdale College, A. B. University of Michigan A. M. in English LEONA F. SMITH Home Economics Bowling Green State University S. in Home Economics Education Michigan State College an 'rmnili-Q. Clothing and Related ANNUAL STAFF Editorlieioot eQnQ0oOGene' Ass't Editor.... ................Bever1y Gorrill Advertising .....Norman Burns, Bernadine Parsons Photography Circulation... Features... Artliff Sports.... Typists.,. Advisor... Robert Goff, Kenneth Correll ...Virginia Cullison, Bernadine Parsons Robert Goff ....Marsha Miller, Martha Huffman Paul Stahl, Barbara Brewer ...Martha Huffman, Gladine Gangwer Helen Warriner .........Marjorie Higley, Sara Onsel Joe Goudy, Derwin Bates, Jim Stahl ........Kenneth Correll, Don Correll ....Gerald Mundwiler, Kenneth Correll Bernadine Parsons, Gene White Martha Huffman. Marjorie Higley Helen Warriner, Gladine Gangwer .............. ...Mrs. Waitmsn L l' V, ,A- ' ,1i . J'-1 . .I , A I ... Alix ., ' ' Ac:1?f2': k ' ii' nv! Z 1 F! . in ga ,, .4 ,,:: F.Jfff:7' - IN. 155 55 , vf 'fjgygik fb- .fhit h -is . .guil d HTFU? :Pina ' , sg lihgg? fi'- l air 5255 ' if ' F31 x 'iff ' -M ff- --' 43... . , I. s x 1' X If . xx ' f' . XX hx if X N. xxx I ,' L- ..A--f QI'f-f f A f Y I - I H f ...--um - -q........., -.-.-- . ...... ... -- ,..,..--.-.- ,- 'Lg- . I xQ5 .i?.: .J f' ' 'J ' K fg, , N .Ng W .LI wwf ,Q If '29 3 x' f 7 fT f J fly Ls- lf, i If 'f Wx ,fa I If Sf K, N I f f X , yi,-i my 'N- M-4 f Lf., X- qv f 'v.....- 1' ff' Grade I Front Row: Richard Waldron, Sandra Hartley, Billy Steinhour Billy Smith, Dale The ton, Marilyn Strawman, Mike Todd, Billy Heinsman, Nancy Wheeler, Middle Row: Kenneth M1rer, Tommy Kiser, Aaron Babcock, Dorothy Sleek, Donald Cullison, Judith Klutz, Judith,Conley, Shirley Marchuck, Nancy Goon, Frankie Rathburn, ' Back Row: Harry Dcrr, Jerry Womcldorf, Gillert Bates, Caroll Chambers, Yvonne Parsons, ommy Norwood, Donald Bovee, Janet Ward. Grade II First Row: Victor Kline, Jack James, Curt Elarton, Eddie Stritep Second Row: Marvin Chalfin, Ned Sleeny Cora Derr, Kay Correll, Charles Wheeler.'Don Abel, Tommy Gschwind, Joe Beidelschies, Jackie Walker, ' Third Row: Connie Thrasher, Carolyn Thaxton, Nancy Gschwind Carolyn 'Klotz, Marjorie Smith, Richard Shultz, Princess Lewallen, Larry Palmerton, Marilyn Chambers, John Kreais Anna Lois Mlrer. ' ' Fourth Row, Misa Dalton, Carol Holwin, Dianna Conley, Ruth Ann Houtz, Janet Kempher, Evan Killa, Edward Lehmann, Rodney Hill, Jim Shook, Don Smith, Patricia Todd, Barbara Grind- Staffs Grade III Front Row: Vondale Hunt, Betty Strong, Bernadine Reinhart, Billielee Westenbargeri Janet. Graber, EVGLYH Derr, Wanda Poms, Myra liett, Mary 'llen Parsons. Middle Rowz' Carolyn Shreffler, Robert Strawman, Bud Wollam, Roger Belew, 'Denali Ntrwood, Eobcmt Aldrich, Danny Clark, Tommy Lehmann, Ro,Qrt Kehres, Jerzy Sayer, Luella Foutz. Back Now: Tavii 'l:tz, Ponnie Baney, Edward Able, Bernard Bowen, Haymon: Sleea, Jerry Aldrlch, Ronnle Matthews. Ovid Foster, Robert Hiser, Barbara Iambert, Nancy Ltainbrook, Miss Schrote. I Absent Members: Howard Milhime, Bonnie Jean Elliott. I . 3 2 Grade IV Front Row: Leah Sebring, Edward Rinehart, Gene Sleek, Charles Graber, Shirley Bovee, Donna Miller, Rose Norman, Cynthia Clark. ' Middle Row: Patty Bateson, Larry White, Jimmie Hiser, Nancy Shook, Donna Palmerton, Kay Ann Stith, .Mary Ann 'Kehres, Larry Correll, Nancy Shull, Dennis Copley. Back Row: Jane Ann Bowe, Carole Beidelschies, Jerlene Westerbarger, Norma Beair, Robert Shultz, Glenn Nederhouser, Rodney Conley, Donald Klotz, Carole Goon. . Absent Member: Gaytha Sanders. Grade V Front Row: Ronald McNally, Johnnie Womeldorf, Bonnie Cox, Janet Dick, Laura Lee McNally, Agnes Strong, Harley Shaw, Ottis Bowe. ' Middle Row: Jimmie Sayer, Lynn Sawyer, Billie Miller, Glenn Thaxton, Janet Keeley, Imagene Purkey, Gloria Goon, Mary Hemminger, Joyce Klotz, Patsy Conley, Mrs. White. Back Row: Tony Sleek, Juanita White, Darlene Few, Joan Aldrich, Robert Goodman, Ray Aldrich, Ted Norwood, Bernard Lehmann, Thomas Lewallan, Tommy Aldrich. Grade VI Front Row: DeWitt Hemminger, Walter Phillips, Roger Kline, Loretta Copley, Anna Kemenah, Norma Kehros, Carlene Fausey, Patty Gee. Middle Row: Leone Hovis, Donna Abel, Doris Norman, Rowena Bateson, Janes Shull, Ronald Gilliland, Robert Klotz, Bernard Wollam, Mrs. Smothers Back Row: Tom Abel, Richard Klotz, Ray Sleek, Dick Lehmann, John Heinsman, Lawrence Strawman. Absent Member: Donald Yambert ' Grade I Twenty-nine children entered the first grade when school began in Septem- ber. After Christmas Karen Dunn came from the Kansas School and Mike Toddcame from the Fostoria Schools. Reading has been the great adventure of the year. Books from the reading table have been a great pleasure. These books are taken from the table the first thing in the morning before school opens, and will be taken home later for home reading. Grade II There are thirty-seven pupils in the class of l9h8-19b9, twenty-one boys and sixteen girls. They have participated in several programs this year and have contrubuted very well to the P. T. A. Membership Drive, lOOZ.JHBihT? tRed Cross Lkmbership, Clothes for Children Overseas, March of Dimes and the Easter Gift Box. Grade'III There are thirty-three pupils in the third grade this 'year. There are boys and girls who attended first grade in Gibsonburg, Arlington, Fostoria, West Millgrove, Rollersville, Cygnet, and Harrod, Ohio, , 153, gnklgnd had twenty in the first grade, and lbs. Bower had twenty-eight in the second grade at Risingsun. The group appeared in the HNativity Playn at Christmalatime and at the Community Institute in January. Grade IV We, grade four of l9h8el9h9, have an enrollment of 'twentyueight ppupils, eleven boys and seventeen girls. Fifteen of our present number are chapter members of the class. AS we entered grade four we left the primary depart- ment of our school and assumed the responsibilities of intermediates. we are really growing up. Grade V Twenty-seven children enrolled in fifth grade at the beginning of the school year. About the first of the second semester two more pupils were add- ed, making a total of twenty-nine pupils. Fourteen of these youngsters The- gan school life together in the first grade. Activities of the grade 'are varied. Several of the group show above average ability in .music. Their favorite sport is basketball. Grade VI Sixth grade is the envy of all teachers who have large classes. Our enrollment is just twenty-three pupils which makes it possible to have many extra activities and class projects. A Citizenship Club has been organized in Sixth grade and a Magazine Sales was conducted to raise money for a school project. The sales netted 3S2.00. The Citizenship Club is attempting 'to build up pride in the care of school property by teaching pupils of Risingsun School to be less careless in throwing refuse and waste paper about. We hope to purchase a dbrable, weatherproof refuse container which can be placed on the school grounds. It is our hope that such a container will help to promote better care of school property. ,Y f 8+ 1 K' ,Wh .W,A . gm ig, it A ' 1.211 wi 1 i- F' ,wxleln ,H , Y X11 . rw .,...-A, .,. Am., M my L .. ww MH , 'W Aj-1 4 Nazi IJ- v A s Q ,Janet Kempmer vi . 'lil--..,-. 'NWN ri-N-...Mx Recess Hwulu -. 1, ,IQ Tjugnie 'WW JUG ,' . 1' T - 'na .'v OSU Mlz-shi: WW A me I-H: fi Carvl Cnamuerggh wg V -V va hr-V , ACTIWTIES X' LN As. fx -NX W X -3 '-s,r9,gi N if 5 ix S ,,,w?' x '2 w 1 N Cf f J' 4' ' 1 71 9 ?Si.,.,..ffff-rm., 4 f vb I ff '-.Fw t T 'N ,fiflfa RE VIVA xi x TK 1 Wx 1 N g '-H. 4, sb Y Q'-'.,L X E51 X' f 4+ S ENX 'I X X? GY X SEQ 2 f f --N- J f W3-E-f L N X ffjfcf' x , f ggi! 1 2 ffl, GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front Row: Ruth Ann Bell, Marjorie Higley, Marie Hiser, Martha Huffman, Jean Smith, Barbara Brewer, Helen Warriner. Middle Row: Sara Onsel, Bernadine Parsons, Mary Phillips, Barbara Lehmann, Naomi Bateson, Mrs. Stith, Donna Lehmann, Marilyn Thaxton, Margrete Stump, Betty Green, Virginia Cullison. Back Row: Barbara Miller, Trois Stainbrook, Barbara Younkin, Eva Rathburn, June Gorrill, Doris Ponsetta, Lois Fausey, Madonna Uta, Idonna Kehres Gladine Gangwer, Mary Keller, Beverly Gorrill. SEXETTE Mrs. Stith, Marie Hiser, Margrete Stump, Martha Huffman, Bernadine Parsons, Sara Onsel, Beverly Gorrill. V Band Front Row: Janet Elarton, Patricia Lehmann, Marie Hiser, Margrete Stump, Ruth Ann Bell, Beverly Gorrill, Barbara Younkin, Jim Patton, Charmaine Strawman, Shirley Klotz, Marla Conn Lillian Wells, Joanne Kline, Lawrence Strawman. Middle Row: Roger-Kline, DeWitt Hemminger, Dale Phillips, Norman Bassett, Don Cunningham, Ronald Bassett, Trois Stainbrook, Willard Hunt, David Hoover, Albert Hhmmlngeryh Edile AMina3, John Michael, Mrs. Stith. Back Row: Beverly Burns, Idonna Kehres, Lois Fausey, Naomi Bateson, Edward Onsel, Don Swaisgood Mary Phillips, Joann Lehmann, Donna Lehmann, Carl K1Lotz. Majorattes Doris Ponsetta., June Gorilla, Helen Mae. Sibnbg. Drum Majorette: Marjorie Higley ,ei F. F. A. . f Front Row: Melvinv Morris, Fred Bingle, Norman Burns, Ronald Bassett,Don Swaisgood,Robert Goff,Fred Schauer. Middle Row: Ed Rose,Robert Shaw, Don Norman,Pau1 Stahl, Harry Kemenah, -Nonman1aBassett,'.William Gangwer, Mr. Stevens. Back Row: Doyle Phillips, Kenneth Cline,Francis Kreais, Jim Patton, Harold Purkey, Don Deiter. F. H. A. Front Row: Betty Green, Lois AFausey,1 M8PthlU.Huffm8h, Marsha Miller, Barbara Miller, Eva Rathburn, Margrete S tump .. Middle Row: Ruth Ann Bell, Marilyn Thaxton. Caroljean Shaw, Marie Riser, Idonna Kehres,Marjorie Hockenberger, Mrs. Smith. Back Row: He'er Sebring, Mina Shaw, June Gorrill, Doris Ponsetta, Fyrpinia Cullison, Marjorie Higley, Naomi Bateson, Donna Lehmann, Jean Smith, 6 w 1 BOYS QFH Front Row: Carl Thaxton, Jim Bateson, Dewitt Hemminger, Bernard Wollam, Walter Phillips, Robert Klotz, David Hoover, Richard Klotz. Middle Row: Harry Shaw, Robert Shaw, Albert Hema minger, Donald Deiter, Carl Klotz, Dale Phillips, John Deer, John Michael, Mr. Stevens, Back Row: Robert Goff, Norman Bassett, Junior Aldrich, Fred Gangwer, Fred Bingle, James Bowers Willard Hunt, Harry Kemenah. GIRLS 4-H Front Row: Darlene Few, Jean Rathburn, Janet Keely, Mary Hem inger, Anna Kemenah, Patty Gee, Leone Hovls. Middle Row: Shirley Klotz, Phyllis Patton, Janet Few, Betty Green, Margrete Stump, Ruth Ann Bell, Sandra Clark, Norma Shultz, Mrs. Wollam. Back eHow: Cora Chalfin, Joanne Kline, Beverly Burns, Carol Fausey, Marjorie Higley, Carlene Fausey, Marla Cox. h . STUDENT CDUNCIL Front How: Jim Stahl, Kenneth Correll, Marsha Mil- ler, Ronald Bassett. Back Row: Robert Shaw, Harold Purkey, David Hbovaq Betty Green, Sandra Clark, Mr. Hiett. VARSITY CLUB Front Row: Eugene Hengsteler, Kenneth Correll, lor- man Bassett, Don Cunningham, Harry Kemenah, James Bowers, Don Correll. Middle Rowzkml Stahl, Gerald Mundwiler, Jim Stahl, Gene White, Joe Goudy, LeRoy Kline. ' Back Row: Melvin Morris, Norman Burns, Francis Kreaia, Fred Schauer, Derwin Bates, Mr. Gladieux, I 4 V E 5 ff-fl, t -J ,ggi - wud NW? awk' DRAMATICS CLUB Front Row: Mary Phillips, Sara Onsel, Bernadine Parsons, Beverly Gorrill, Barbara Younkin, Ruth Ann Bell. Middle Row: Helen Mae Sebring, Donna Lehmann, Betty Green, Naomi Bateson, Barbara Lehmann, Barbara Miller, Margrete Stump, Trois Stainbrodg Miss Pletcher. Back Row: June Gorrill, Jean Smith, Jean Rathburn, Jim Patton, James Bowers, Norman Bassett. LIBRARIANS Front Row: Joanne Kline, Lois Fausey, Beverly Gorrill, Jean Smith. Back Row: Trella Scott, Betty Green, June Gorrill, James Bowers. F, H, A.. BANQUET: Front Row: Marjorie Hockenberger, Marsha Miller, Barbara Miller, Virginia Cullison, Mrs, Waitman, Martha Huffman, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cox, Mina Shaw, Ethel Sanders. Back How: Jean Smith, Doris'Ponsetta,Trel1a Scott, Betty Green, Eva Rathburn, Marie Hiser, Idonna Kehres, Caroljean Shaw, mary Keller, Madonna Utz, Marilyn Thaxton, Margrete 'Stump, June Gorrill, Naomi Bateson, Ruth Ann Bell, Marjorie Higley,Mary Correllv JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row: Myron Bates, Charles Shook, Carl Thaxv ton, Eddie Mirer, Duane Correll, Hershel Strong, Harry Shaw, John Deer, John Michael, Albert Hem- minger. Back Row: Dale Phillips, David Hoover, David Bate- son, Carl Klotz, John James, Tom Cullison, Willard Hunt, Donald Smith, Keavin Miller, Mr. Gladieux. Hx 'Z' 'J N-if 1, E., HU Q,,v'f X- .. X -Q.. ' w A 's 'fl' . 5 'Ee w J ...4 .fd JY ,Q ,J rw .wwf if 4 .1 . li il ' nu so . 5 if . 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S 4 1 ' 5 Y 5 A pf' ef if A ful' t,Q gfzgi-I X J , 4 W?- ...v .SL ' gg fl --Z. 4-Q iw Q-uw -br' S161 FOOTBALL lWon-55 lLost-23 gg. qggypgaoalclsuooo R.H.S.v55 RnH1So'15 R,H.Ss'25aoou RnHoSo 38cOoo R.HqSQ 49ao 0 I RoHoSo 47 R0H0Sl 86ocooo Total-515 11-Man Scrimmage Games gHgSQ 13lQOlll000o00Olbllllnoon H S 13 R Ru 0 I' RoHQSl'l9 L? 0--0 l'39 uHu s'21 .H. .-70 :Ha o 21 59 4HHHf BASKETBALL Cwon-141 fLost-71 oouocenloosuuoooosnooo uso coco sooo ossu sooo sono U Oli .ll seen onus cone g... .onus osao coco omg. amos Oct! soon Omoo sono Tournament Game H S R S R S R S RnHsSa' R.H.S.-40 R.H.S.-42 R.H.S.-56 RlHaSo 66 R.H.S.-47 RoHaSo'27 RoHuSu 45 R.H.S.-59 RoHoSQ 45 RcHoSo 45 R-aHnSo 45 RIHISI-54 R.H.S.-36 RcHsSl 44 R.H.S.-50 ROHoSo '5oooc Q Total 919 R.H.S.-26 .ll OOIOOODOIIOIUQIIII noccooooBradner' O .Green Springs-57 a 0 u o 0 a owayne 26 Bloomdale- 0 .....Bradner- 6 n o l 0 0 Grand Rapids- 6 Total-120 Fostoria HBH- O St. Wendelin-19 Fostoria UBN- O o o 0 0 o 0 .Pemberville-44 .....Burgoon-54 Q u a o c .......Wayne-41 St. Wendelin- 0 0 I o .....Bradner- ......Amsden- .. .... Milton- .Pembervi11e- St. Wendelin- ..Webster- ...VanLue- Bloomdale- ..Bradner- Walbridge- ..Portage- Bloomdale- 41 43 20 45 45 53 54 ....Wayne-56 41 46 57 31 30 41 42 ..Jackson-45 fTota1 805 Baltimore-55 E E AH I 'us , fm and J Our Office Girl-Dorothy Wilch Head Coach J:meA1'.4,3g1113j1,'5,gpr'--- ,,.1'. :mlm Q , um., A X MT fjwm , ,,.,, i NQWWWTW' -11 ,. A iw, f Wg- ww uvyy FW V,3 + C, n.: 5 f M'N w aff-A ..-A 3 .frm----O..-.xssx f jf I N' ' X72 . A .., f X . f- ', ,,gf5': J 1 , H45-iifq. 1 '.zff-1,0535 'fl . ,rl-'V' S . ' A W, I, , Wil, iz. was I 4 ' . 'hfbifg n N 1 1' X 1 f fi a ff f .X 41 'NX X ,S f f I . ' - 5--.-.... . I 4 Y 1 -' rx X, 1 -'X 1' :N 1' ,W 1 1 Q , f 1 ill, J 'L v ,. A 1' I ' N s-A x J' j Lx ff ' ', L '.-'l ' A ,J ' f SR.- ..-ff' l x ,jf M--' - ' I X fx X 1' K . gvf . fy K 'QQ 7-'TP Most Most Popular Girl Popular Boy Prettiest Girl Sara Derwin Sara Derwin Onsel Bates Onsel Bates Beverly Gorrill Robert Goff Beverly Gorrill heGmmy Beverly Gorrill Darwin Bates Barbara Brewer Fred Bingle Sara Onsel Derwin Bates Virginia Cullison Derwin Bates Sara Onsel Ronnie Bassett Mary Phillips Jim Stahl Barbara Lehmann Gene White Barbara Miller Dean Darlekamp Sara Onsel Jim Stahl Most Handsome Boy Most Courteous Girl Most Courteous Boy Most Friendly Girl Most Friendly Boy Most Pleasant Girl Most Pleasant Boy Most Bashful Girl Most Bashful Boy Most Studious Girl Most Studious Boy Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Most Talented Girl Most Talented Boy Girl With Best Sense of Humor Boy With Best Sense of Hhmor Most Serious Girl Most Serious Boy Most Talkative Girl Most Talkative Boy Most Ambitious Girl Most Ambitious Boy Most Devoted Couple Jean Smith Norman Bassett If x .- ANSWER Pep ----------- Eyelashes ----- Neatness ------ Personality--- Qnietness ----- Friendl1ness-- Wit ----------- Line ---------- Car ----------- Smile- ------- - Brains ---- Eyes ------- Ambition ---- Hair ---------- Physique ------ Politeness ---- Athlete ------- It -------- ---- TD A MAIDEN'S PRAYER 1 l I ---Norman Bassett ---- ------- ---------Joe Goudy - - --------- ------ Bussy Kline ---- --- -------------Kenneth Correll ---------- ------- ---------Fred Bingle ----Don Correll ----Jim Tigner ------- -------------Robert Goff ------- --- ------------Eddie Meer -------Jim P8.ttOn ------ ----- ------Edward Onsel ------- --- ---Pete Mundwiler - ------ ------------- Dean Barlekamp ------- ----------------------Gene White -------Paul Stahl -----Herman Burns ------Jim Stahl ---Derwin Bates ANSWER T0 A GENTLEMAN'S PRAYER J I 1 Personality--- Friendliness-- Quietness ----- Eyes ------------- ------- ------ Hair ---------- Smile ------- -- Figure ---------- - ----- - Sqphistication Walk ---------- Brains -------- Line ------ -- Wi U '-- - ' It ---------- - Complexion ---- Neauness ------ Pep ---------- p- Bernadine Parsons --Beverly Gorrill -----June Gorrill -----Jean Smith ----Ethel Sanders ---Doris Ponsetta --Barbara Lehmann ---Margrete Stump --Barbara Younkin -------Sara Onsel ---Martha Huffman ----Mary Phillips --Barbara Lehmann Virginia Cullison -------Sara Onsel -----Cora Chalfin CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Back to the old grind. First day of school. Hours 9-10. Band .made an appearance at the Sandusky County Fair. Work begins. Text books passed out. First week over. Isn't that wonderful? Our first vacation. Classes organized. Parsons, Stahl, Onsel, and Patton will lead them. Juniors received their rings. Let's see how long they can keep them. Whoopeel Last year's letters came. Such prdmpt service! Cheerleaders gtart official practice. First football game. Bradner-0 R.H.S.-55. Lots of sore muscles around school. Annual Staff organized. Bus inspection. Now they ride better. Wonder tho mrote an essay for coach today? Football game with Green Springs. Their game. Score G.S.-59, R.H.S.-l5. First School Board meeting of the year. Student Council organized. Pres. Correll can make us behave now. Bill Vonders showed pictures to Seniors. Oh Boy! No Civics. Marsha Miller proved to girls in gym class she could stand on her head. Movies for the whole school. No Civics class again. OCTOBER 1oHeld primary election for queen and attendants. Football game with Wayne. Their favor by one point. Tough luck boys. I Wonder why Correll didn't play. A magician took girls gym class for assembly time, but who wanted to go to class anyhow? Seniors missed Civics again because Homerick Studio showed pictures. Final queen election. Bernadine Parsons, queen, Beverly Gorrill, Jean Smith, Marilyn Thaxton, as at- tendants. Tumbling in Gym class again. Wait till you see those girlish figures bloom. First P.T.A. meeting First F.H.A. meeting. Band made an appearance .at the Bloomdale, R.H.S. football game. 13-Ohio History test taken by Helen Warriner, Sara Onsdh Bernadine Parsons, and Martha Huffman. Didn't quitfh make it. lu-Seniors have pictures taken 'in' P. MJ .The 'worst 'fproofsj is yet to come. 15-Initiation of Freshman. R.H.S. tramps Bradner with . score of L5.8-6. -R .H . 5 . scrimmagoii with -Girls played Fostoria what do you expect of 22-Luckey is defeated by The queen was crowned ing. -Board of Education me 19 21 Fostoria High School B team. Y. M. C. A. volleyball 'team. us coach? R.H.S. with a score of 14.6-25. and the band made a fine show- ting. 25 26-Team scrim qymiwith Fostoria. 28-H. H. 5. beats Grand Rapids 83-6. I bet you fdzidn?t know we had a team like that. 29-NO SCHOOL. Teacher's meeting in Toledo. Why aren't there more of them? November l-Did all you kiddies notice his new tie, and on Monday 2-R. H. S. scrimmqyuiwith St St. Wendelin High School. coach? 'I am referring to morning,1too. . Wendlin football team at 3-Did yor sac the gym floor since it is' finished? Looks like a new floor. -R.H.S. School Fair. Who mere the minstrels? -Jr. High played Fostoria Jr. High in a game of foot- ball. For H.H.S. one casualty. 9-Thgwhnnual F. H. A. dinner. Boys, you would hardly know the girls in their formals. -Yippeor HO SCHOOL. Armistice day. -Juniors grcsent play HAngel1 Bratsn. We surely do have some actors and actresses in our midst. 15-R. H. S. starts a girls school. Your right. It .is the first day of hunting season. 16-R. H. S. scrimmaged with Fostoria again. Resultand: so good. 17-Boys were awarded their letters for football. 18-School let out at l:Lp5. Wood County TQlih1!'Q Meeting at Olney. 19-First basketball game of the season with Clyde. A fins start boys. -I ll 12 22-Moicag igain. 23-F 3.3. taken by Pmdxnville. 2Lp-Amsembly program by school in P.M. 25-Vacation. R. H. S. edged out by Burgoon. Thanks- giving. 26-Vacation. 29-Athletic meeting at Luckey. 30-R.H.S. played Cygnet. December Seniors and Freshmen took up afternoon with I.Q. tests. Man from Social Security Dept. to .talk 'to Seniors. No Civics. Wayne edged out R.H.S. with a score of 59-41. -R.H.S. is defeated by St. Wendelin. Score was 41 4Oo I wonder what happened in Home Ecr today. Well, since you are so curious to know, Mrs, Smith's little boy visited class. - F.F.A. meeting was held. Webster and R.H.S. tangled. Score 42-45. Nice going boys. F.H.A. Christmas party. We had a Santa Claus, too. Juniors held a skating party at Tiffin skating rink. Principals' meeting. Look outs R.H.S. takes Bradner on their floor. Score 56-21. The annual musical Christmas program was held. R.H.S. played Amsden at Amsden. Score 66-45. Assembly party to start Christmas vacation. January Back to school. -R.H.S. played Milton Center on our floor. Score was 47-45. -H.H.S. Played return game with Pemberville. UTheir game. 1 R.H.S. played St. Wendelin in a return game. Five Senior girls tried at D.l.R. tests. P.T.A. and F.F.AH'meoting. -End of semester R.H.S. finally beats Wayne. -Community Instliuts. Community Institute. R.H.S. beats Webster at Webster. -R.H.S. scraps with Vanlue on their floor. Tough luck boys but it was a swell game. -Blue Monday again. seniors Start new Sociology books. School has movies first two periods. Seniors miss a Sociology class already. -The R.H.S, wrestling team matched Fostoria wrestling team. R.H.S. scores against Bradner again. -R.H.S. girls played Bradner girls in three games of volleyball. b Q February Walbridge is taken by R.H.S. in a close game. March of Dimes dance. Portage plays here in a benefit game. F.F.A. pigeon supper. Wood County Tournament.n R.H.S. knocked out BT EH? Tournament by the mighty North Baltimore. Bloomdale journeys to R.H.S. for a return game. Tournament. Tournament. No School. Washington's birthday. R.H.S. tangled with Jackson-Hoytville. Tournament. End of hth six weeks. Ready for those tests? Tournament. Bd. of Education meeting. March Ohio State Basketball game. W.O.W.O. concert. April End of Sth six weeks. Good Friday. NO scHooL. . . Senior Class play. uThe Adorable Impn May Junior-Senior banquet. Twirlers enter contest. Baccalaureate Services. Commencement. Farewell you kids. End of school for all. CAN YOU IMAGINE? The Senior Glass not wanting more money. Jim Tigner not falling asleep over a magazine. Kenny Sorrell speeding in his little box on wheels. Paul Stahl not going to Bradner to play basketball at the Norvell's. Pete Mundwiler two-timing Mary Correll. Mr. Gladieux without his suggestions. Donald Graber not counting his calories. Cora Chalfin not making eyes at Jim Stahl and Derwin Bates. The Junior Class not trying to out-do the Senior Class. Not seeing a HPotato Chip Bagu during noon hour. The Senior play cast not eating every night at play practice. The Sophomore girls not fighting over Bing Norvell. Jim Stahl becoming a hermit. any erasers or chalk on the chalkboard in the Senior room. Martha Huffman spending an evening by herself. The Physics class having their lesson every day. The Senior girls not lined up for inspection. The cheerleaders not having trouble with their cheering shoes Derwin Bates as a professional banjo player. The seventh grade boys not getting sent out of the library. Marsha Miller singing nUnder the Lilac Treeu. The Senior girls leaving Kenny Correll alone. Joe Goudy writing a sentimental letter to Santa Claus. Anyone being able to get their lessons in study hall. Not seeing at least one wrestling bout every noon. Not having any final exams this year. Our class rooms with brightly colored walls. Mrs. Uaitman not losing her fountain pen. The girls' gym classes not ever arguing with coach. Having a fire drill on a nice sunny day. I Any of the girls and boys sitting together on a school bus trip. Our school with an elevator for student use. Mr. Hiett without a joke. Don Correll without an excuse for being tardy. Bernadine Parsons and Sara Onsel having a feud. Anyone getting all A's even for just one six weeks of school. Mary Phillips without her sense of humor. Having a school paper with a gossip column. Anyone so juvenile as to read this page. M QW' K , 4 r 2 X f s A H , x Mrs. StlthA gf .. , -N4-A f Epglish ieacher. 1 km bkf Jim and Ronnie. u lnlllllvilll APN in .gzavwf-'EPR A., A , :H 4. You USE FC! cs bless Rudy Full Y ,J EE 1, I - . 'nh 4 , J ' ,rw-... . - - -. af' 'y' 3. 'EN Q . -I 1 ..-'A A. 5, N V'-3 var' JM P , - J ' - 4' '.r, -T51 -M --J Y , . -.1 -.1 2 x 4 ei,-. . -' . D - ' V -5. ' -, - r - QL ' '4'5.- .3-if-T 5' q ,, , ,Q ' JL f 'P ff -- 5, Q-3 'Qw- 1, 4 - v ' 'xx V ' - T 1 ii 4 ' 3- .V ,-qv , 414449 I4 4 , 5 1 . L fa xx - l' 5f 4 4 - T 1 I xl 9 'L H '- lr ip il' '- fe ,. 4 A .::. My L. K L' ,A , -f A . Q .X 7, A, rd 1 . -W5 it V A- I 4 ,ttf ,461 A. 1 A' -,V 5 Ax 1, , . . L 1 . 1 ' X qv. bg 'J - W I, fr, 4 -qi, '- ' 4 h gt-4 ,' 4, M X Ya. - 4 ' . ,i..,.,. .f gi 'Ti-gin L 2 4 A H 35 : N. gg Q. Q- J: ' ' Xfvii W4 pf -51 Ll , . 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Day 'Wirt Urschel Rose CLongJ Horn 4 Ada CDayJ Dalton Flossie CBowel Aukland Durbin Phillips 4 Class of 1898 and 1599 Class of 1907 Carrie CStrubbleJ Hasson Mae CHenryl Hillman 4 George Martin Mary KBonawitD, Green Lulu CI-Iengstelerl Day Elsie CPhillipsl Karns 4 Class of 1900 ,Rosa CPhi1lipsD Kureth 4 Nellie Martin 4 Bessie Day -X' I Mae CKlotzJ Inman Minnie CBonawihJ Stahl Banana qsategy Swisher Class of 1901 Enoch Morrison Glass of 1902 Peral CMillerl Cole Warren Byington 4 Alma Cmyersl Aumaugher Class of 1903 John Morrison Ernest Burnett w Class of l90h Calvin Myers Herbert Bailey Joseph Flynn Class Di 1905 Tressie CBatesl Bower Margie CM ersl Goudy Herma fMyersD Huffman Merril White Ethel CDayI Chilcote Mary C0nselJ Hanrahan Will Blackman i Raymond Myers Class of 1908 Bertha CMyersD Ferguson Bertna CGonnelJ Swope Class of 1909 Tina COvermyerJ Morse Carrie QMillerJ Fitch Maude CB1ackmanT. l'estomer Gladys Day . Class of 1910 Minnie CDayl Gohlike Helen Benard 4 Edward Flynn Sidney Wollam Stanley Wollam Class of 1911 Loree QShreff1er2 White Cecil QDunlayD Crawford Lena Cook 4 Glen Ream Hazel Wollam Wheeler White Class of 1912 Nina CRaubJ Hill Ella CRoushJ Heberling Harold Heberling Otto Miller Florence CGraberl Miller 4 Geraldine fminnickl Gobel Leila QBatesI Henry Edna CRoushJ Shultz w Class of 1906 Jennie CHenryD Jennings f Ralph Blackman Wayne Shaw Genr e Raub Class of 1913 Glass of 1919 Vivian Cshrefflerl Belarin Eulalia CLehn-ann, Walters Elma C.llI'tl.Il, Kuhn Bessie CShawJ Taplin id Licndams 4+ Class of 19114 Ecco CBing1eP Havens Lorene fStahlJ Bragg Ethel Cwhitmanl Keller Glenn ash Corrine CLehmannl Mugg Earl Swaiegood Class of 1915 and 1916 Elsie fFcrnb.1u5hl Higley Elmer Randal Homer White Leon Bates Melvin Bowe Gladys Uiellyl Price Ethel Hcorez- ez- Burton Bawnm Beulah Qrfcllcnbaughl Diver Bert Bingle Blanch Clinglej Bauman Etelyn CByinf3t-:nl Savage Christie Ross Lavon Cuorrisonl Kath Class of 1917 Edna. CPhi1lipsD Logan Howard Reese - La.Von Chiglsil Bemis Laura Blessing Hazel Clllotestinel Leedy Velma CDa1ton3 Reese Treva CCorre1J.l Whiteman Ernest Bauman Class of 1918 Mildred martini Christian Edna Brown Margaret CMcAdamsJ Credicott Alverta. Cshefflerl Miller Hazel CEl1iottJ Whitman Loretta Qlflorrisonl White Dora CDennis7 Kuhn John Dennis Bessie fSi11lB, Brown Class of 1919 Pansy CZenderJ Reinick Wroena Gehmannl Finkler Scottie I.hL1I'di8 Bertha fzimmormanl Reigler 4+ Vera QStahlJ Rogers Joy fFoxJ Mercer Howard Blessing Class of 1920 Glas Che Doris CTittle Hiser Ruth CConaway Bennett Uary Uioweyl Lfnlzplv Flossie CPhi1li sl Strawman Laurel Glonawitg Onscl Laila CK1ineD Post Rllph Bennrd Anna Wrschel Patton Lola michael Hamilton Llarvelino Day Stanley Dennis S of 1921 Esta lEd-wards! Deer Avis Bowe -M- Neva. Clahillipsl I-lower Bertha fBing,1eJ Sherrard Dottie Czimmermanl Baldwin Charlotte Clloushl Marshall s of 1922 Helen Uattonl Dalton Blaine iSheffler5 Buckenmyer 4 Laurel CBo1're1 Kohli Everett Flaherty Carlton Bile ssing 41- Dallas Williams Florowh Ullartinl Willilms Glenola Glastersl Blessing Hazel Uiengstelerl Dalton Class of 1923 Vera. Glaumanl Hill Geraldine Cliosenbergerl Tiillim Robert Gonarmy Milo. Hengsteler Everett Stahl Lehmann Morrison Rolland Dalton Class of 19215 Kar-is CSheff1erJ Jay Honllr Bore Virgil Reese Guests Cliovrerl Shreffler Class of 192k CContinuedI Lelia fHampshireD Martin Cleta CThrasherJ Bates Martha CKlinel Fike Vivienne QThrasherJ Stout Nina CCorrellD Smothers Edna CHowey7 Strange 4 Bernice Cstrausbaughj Knauss Helen Callenl Tigner Class of 1925 Beatrice CLehmannJ Neiset Lois Dalton Genevieve Jordan Alice CHooverl Gibson Leota KFoxD Klingman Wendelin Cook Gladys fPhilli sl Carnock Elsie KOsborneg Hesinger Class of 1926 Mabel QMcHeffieJ Hengsteler Twila KShre3flerF Louden sf-ahl Helen KBcuawitJ Bowe Essel KPa1tonD Fuckingham Lowell Stransbaugh Golen Clapper Ethel KLehmannJ Dull Ruth CBrownJ Reese Class of 1927 Rolland Hengsteler ibbdfi Bangwur Boy Roush Melvin Kline Marjorie IHa1ll Roush Thelma fBoweJ Roush Helen CPhillipsl Stoudinger Ruth CJacobsl Shearer Velma fK1otzJ Baker Beatrice CKinseyJ Shell Class of 1928 Eva CEarll Miller Elizabeth CBowerl Fowler Elta CE1artonD Kline Ruth cN8ffJ Powell Clarence Keely Robert Mumaugh Class of 1929 Robert Knisely Joe Fowler Class of 1929 CContinuedD Herald Ohler Oby Bonawit William Crawford John Gschwind Delores CNederhouserl Meckstroth Lillian lSheasleyl Lehmann Josephine CP1antzD Swope Josephine CKnis1eyD Ferguson Lucinda fFryJ Fernbaugh Mary Giebel Ruth CMillhinel Beam Averill QThrasherJ Felkey Marjorie CThrasherD Wild Class of 1930 Eulah CNeffJ Oliver Beulah KNeffl Rowland Margaret Deere Elizabeth CDa1tonD Strawman Garland CNederhouserJ Fern Esther CEarlJ Felton Ruth Widen Dale Burdick Robert Hengsteler Joy Kline Clinton Crawford Joseph Patton Ronald Fisher Woodrow Fry Garnet Burns N Kenneth Stahl Raymond Phillips Mhldetta fEdgiaghgpllignnmn Leo Lehmann ' Marion Roush Gage Geyer Class of 1931 Royal Brown Mamie CBettsJ Jacobs Mary Jane CGschwindl Hower J. 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Gschwind Kenneth Helsel Glenn Hayne Florence Cllerl Smith Minnie fKlineP Gladfelter Dale lhchael Raymond St. Clair Wilber Swope Class of 1932 Anna CLam D Haddox Donald Lamm Byron Klotz Class of 1932 CContinuedD Class of l93h QContinuedD Keith Yoder Ross Bateson Daryl Knauss Noel Thrasher Woodrow Keely Hubert Dalton Aldine CFisherD Shorg Glenola CToddJ Deiter Mildred CJacobsJ lmrray Robert Gschwind Wilson Meckstroth Kathryn CConleyJ Valentine Maxine Feltman Class of 1933 Ottis Bows Mardella CBatesD DeWitt Zelma Bauman Howard Burdibk Helen CBaudersJ Ohler Sidney Bovee Charles Wooduff Marion Hiser Paul Smith George Nederhouser John Fowler Xenoline CFewJ Gorrill Nicholas Gschwind Valena CKlotz5 Wensel Garnet Younkin Loren Strausbaugh Carl Roush Grace Smith Mary CSahsJ Frost William Trojan Mary CClarkJ Oraski Fred Welker Calvin Kuhn Jr. Veva CCookI Hunt Larry Todd Bertha CHeberlingl Kiser Class of 193h Pearl Cweikerj Wollam Norman Wollam V Margaret fCrawfordJ Alley Josephine CBonawitI Lamm Joseph Myers - Ardis Strausbaugh Elton Kuhn Robert Cornwell Jessie ilounkinl Few Annabel CLoeJ Horner Virginia KEyrel Grill Berniece CK1otzJ Zimmerman Dustin Stoudinger Leta CBurnsD Killex Pearl Gschwind Kenneth Burns Margaret CChalfinJ Heinsman Virginia CMi1lerJ Zaferin Class of 1935 Ira Bovee Darrell Burns Anna Belle CCraunl Swaisgood Glenola fceyerl Nogel Escil Hiser Eleanor CHollenbaughJ Fowler Ruth Cllerl Crawford Nadine CKeelyl Hitchcock Geraldine Kerr Marcine CKnaussD Hiser Bernard Knisley Juanita CKuhnJ Cornwell Esther KMilliganJ St. Clair Ila QOrt2 Strausbaugh Audrey QRussellJ Gorm Carl Knauss Nina fSpurgeonD Wise Reed Todd Martha Uwoodruffl Alley Vernon Zimmerman Class of 1936 Ruth Qhilliganl Renfrew Grace Cwisnerl Pelton Doris CCo:Q Scoville Freda COhlerl DeWitt Irma fGBChWindI Millhime Phyllis cauffy Kuhn Geraldine CKnaussJ Burns Marie 0Neikerl Hunt Elma Belle CKlotzP Baker Mary CLehmannl Laird Elizabeth CAndrewsI Steinpnql Gerald Strausbaugh Class of 1937 Robert White Wallace Houtz .anna Ruth CSchroyerJ Allison Harold Keller Betty Cloderl Keller Charles Huffman Donald Deiter Helen CLehmannJ Raubenalt Nathan Hampshire M Class of 1937 CContinuedJ Laurel CBowserD Carpenter Marjorie fKuhnJ Wade Edna Pearl CHuntJ Woods Emma CReeseJ Myer Marie KClauseyJ Calkins Jane Myers Thearon Shreffler Kenneth Geyer 4 Bernieoe fJacobsJ Good Class of 1938 Edward Crawfoot Richard Parsons Beulah CTurnerJ Hiser Elizabeth CStoudingerlnParSona. Ruth Choushj Swaisgood Alta Grover Lucille CShawQ Hagnes Helen Swope Starla CUtzJ Miller James Huffman Ruth fWondersI Gschwind Ruth CPhillipsD Jurrus Virginia Kline Emerson Parsons Ibert Burns Wayne Samples Evelyn iHeber1ingl Shaver Cecil Weiker James Johnson Ralph Cox Clayton Myers Elizabeth fHyersJ Waitman Phyllis CPlantzl Harrison albert Todd Class of 1939 Roy Miller Phyllis CStevensD Reese Junior Bonawit Miriam CYoderJ Crawfoot William Stump Madeline Ckollenbaughi Kitsler William Archibald Frances Goudy Evelyn CNyeJ Inks Harry Milligan Edward White Class of 1939 CContinuedJ Clas Betty CGarbersonD Gschwind Mary Josephine CMyersP Livingston Ha old Shaw Almanette CMe1choirD Ggnrgg Nora Mae CHenryJ McGee Donna CKennedyJ Shreffler Opal CElarton Babcock Wilma Vandersall Kathleen CHuffD Todd s of l9h0 Leila CBatesJ Thrasher Kathyrn 1KnisleyJ Lee Cletus Spitzer-4 Marveleen KHuffJ Johnson Janice CLehmannD Radcliffe Hortense CBowenD McKenna Joan CZimmermanQ Horner Martha Fry Geraldine Cox Alvin Stahl Maurice Moor Evelyn Cweikerl Rose Glenola CKerrJ Clovenger Class of l9h1 Margie fMilliganQ Miller Gerald Chalfin Elaine CGschwindJ Troxell Chester Robinson Arlene CPhillipsD Smith William Goudy Cecil Shultz Henry Hollinger Rosalind Kloderl Turner Nellie CHuntJ Nighswander Thelma CKeelyD Decker Herald Grover Eloise CHuffJ Ward Phyllis KCorrellJ Walters Kathyrn QKerrl Bonawit Robert Elliott John Turner Dorothy CCrawfordD Wilch Victor Knisel Betty CPattong St. Clair Brooks A. Parsons Miriam CGroverJ Feasel Class of l9h2 William Stevens N Robert Lehmann Emma CChalfinJ Kiser Lnella CSwaisgoodJ Whitney Dale Houtz Verneda CBarlekampJ Welty Gale Bates Blaine Blosser Robert Bonawit ' Betty Correll Edwin Cunningham ' Class of l9h2 CContinuedD Class of 19th KContinuedl Idella QGi1lilandJ Whitmore Claude Gou y Georganne CHuffJ Canine Bessie CHuntJ Roller Wayne Knisely Rita CKuhnJ Thomas Ruth CMichaelsl Goudy Vincent Miller Doris Moor M rgaret CPhillipsJ Kiser Norman Phillips Aelred Schmitz Lloyd Smith Charles Strausbaugh Edgar Stump Norma Utz Donna Cwaltersl Stump Ross Zimmerman Class of l9h3 Norman Bates Helen CGangwerD Buehning Donald Gschwind Ph llis CHollenbaughl Herzog Hilma fHuff, Reinbolt Arthur Huffman Donald Keller Donna iMillerJ Brgwn Betty CKerrl Myers Q Kline Mary Mario CMolrD Cunningham Annabel CNycumJ Cooke Eldon Parsons George Putman Anna Cstahlj Jaosey Ernest Swaisgood Phyllis Utz Laura Mae KYounkinl Zimmerman Class of l9h5 George Bingle Kenneth Bowen Jeanette CHenryl Ghihain Madelyn Miller Donna Mbsier Vernon Philli s Faarle IPutmang Phi Arden Stevens Walter Warriner Marian wells llips Class of 19h6 Paul Phillips Carl Chalfin Jr. Mary Onsel Marcine Elarton Bernice Parsons William Swaisgood John Vandersall Lola Laderman Marcia Ela rtoni Kathryn CKenenah7 Bank? 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Main Street Fostoria, Ohio BUCKEYE AUTO PAmS AUTO PARTS M SUPPLIES Phone 755 FosToR1A, onro TOWN- HOUSE sHoRT ORDERS MEALS, SANDWICHES P FOSTORIA, OHIO l A L S WATCH REPMR Three Days Service GUARANTEED ONE YEAR 207 s. Main su, , FOSTORIA, oHIo -v 1 J W. .W 1, 'His-q 1 ASEAN GRAINQSM--FEED----SEED---COAL ---- FEN CE LUUBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES srsmcsuu, oH1o PHONE 291 'Q 1 Q' ' ' nal I ,i'l ' QNSEL B R OT F' P RS . b S Il- 4 NIT! Cc USLD OIL Cc GAS WELL summs PIPE MACHINERY PIPE POST PIPE DRAINS PHONE 2141 RISIHGSUN, OHIO ' 121 P COLIPLIIENTS OF DICKEN STUDICD RISING HI PHOTOGRAPHERS erry St. Phone FOSTORIA , OHIO ' 4 361 . V , , ,-ii-a:ct Lif Q ALL , ,gn-gg. , ' 41 fp' MUSE LAMFROM CLQTHQNG CQ. NDRESS BETTER AND -YOU'LL FEEL BETTER' FOSTORIA, OHIO ull'-dlhlulhs-vw THE GI-IIC SAVINGS :S LOAN ASSUN INSURED SAVINGS-HOME LOANS FOSTORIA, OHIO books gifts stationary Art objects 5 4, REED THE BOOK ANDGSST SHOP A Zada E. Van Horn, Owner 109 N. Main st. FOSTORIA, OHIO F 0 S T O R I A' S ARMY as NAVY SURPLUS STORE 207 S. MAIN STREET A 113 SFOSTOBIA SS S,,9H?9 A , GENEEAP INSURANCE AND BOND SERVICE NINSURE AND BE SUREN W. CENTER ST. PHONE FOSTORIA, OHIO 2251 , , . W . RISINGSUN AUTO SERVICE Pete Laderman MARATHON PRODUCTS I PARTS AND ACCESSORIES I I sHoP REPAIR AND SEHVICE I Sales and Service F Phone 392 I RISINGSUN, OHIO I , , rn 1 , , ROCK INN GOOD PLACE TO EAT TASTY SANDWICHES HOMEMADE PIES HUBACH'S ICE CREAM SOHIO GAS AND OIL ATLAS TIRES AND TUBES NORTH OF RISINGSUN ON ROUTE 199 W.J. HUFF, Prop. PHONE 1' g ' ' i ' W' 472 I IDEAL BALLBAIS I Lee ,L , W1 SI 65? E L., 29 RISINGSUN, OHIO Compliments of W.C. SCHRAEDER LUIJIIZER CO. CYGNET, oH1o HSERVICE WITH A SMILEH G. RIIUFF LICENSED AUCTIONEER R LIVESTOCK DEALER 114 E. Madison Gibsonburg, Ohio Phone 2052 pu-nuv,,,,-r ,,,, , E.- 1 T Vv ' Ll' ' -' 'W ' -- f-- -, f - -iihnlun-an-I ST--ciwxws mv0N 5i.Ur: H raaswmv SERVICE i Mosxz GAS AND OIL E GOODYEAR TIRES 1 COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES AND LUNCH MEAT Phone S71 RISINGSUN, OHIO SANDWICHES Qu ?S SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDY LEU GUM CIGARETTES, TOBACCO Phone 571 RISINGSUN, OHIO GREENE GENERAL STORE H C5 GREEN RISINGSUN, oH1o ce f L4 ' , , ,4L Ju., Q, J, arm-JL i TEXACO GASOLINE, MOTOR o1L, KERQSENE AND TRUCK OIL U. s. TIRES AND BATTERIES TANK WAGON DELIVERY BULK STATIONS ---Wayhe, Rudolph STATIONS - Fostoria, Bowling Green, Gibsonburg, Risingsun. COMPLIMENTS 1 COMPLIMENTS OF OF INMANDS DRUGS WAYNE THEATER ' ' ' ' - . :HL . , .nlLY.1, WAYNE OBSEVER AND ? BRADHER ADVOCATE WAYNE, oHIo J H.L. Honoms J a WAYNE, OHIO N INSURANCE 8: NOTARY PUBLIC I I 1' 'wal itil 11' .. ily W, .. k HEADQUARTERS IN FOSTORIA FOR P:-uno H I rrvrsoo RADIOS PHILCO RADIO rxmroc-MPH COMBINATIONS Pzszzxm R'3i?f3Fi12P31Lf4TOR.3 i 4 PH1Lco HOME FREEZER'CHESTS Q 1 FRUTHUS-WXRDWARE-CQ PHILCO AIR CONDITIONING uFOSTORIA'S BUSIEST STOREH FORTY YEARS OF HARDWARE SERVICE , , Y 1 ,, I iw A A C ?'E,'XPMAN0S JEWELE RS Q BULOVA-ELGIN... ,,i,,,Q13.UE,H-. , ommcm PERFECT DIAMONDS b I U CAMERAS XJ' JI, x'1 9.1 T P71533 Tfi5?5:R IA H I:Q2 4' l l 1 iN I I K f , --nu-rdfz --, - 'Y 'Q fm Q Cfxmvs fuuzmwuzzi FOSTORI A'S OLDEST STORE r ESTABLISHED 1890 A Bugsvviistoves App11ancesuuunuCarpata l ' FOSTORIA, oH1o 1'-1-Aj.-'il 'l:u0'C'4Q THE BANK or ' WOOD COUNTY COMPANY' -4 BOWLING GREEN. OHIO MEMBER GF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM E EE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSQRANCE DQRPORAQIDN , , , T , Y Y , H MATTHEWS' APPLIANCE'-GENERAL REPAIR-TELEVISQON RADIOS ' ' VEIASHERS REF'RIGBRA'IORS f Rtsnresun, oE1o ' PHONE 541 FANcY, FRESH . O EE., - FRUITS AND , arms-E 1-Ez. VEGETABLES. sMom:D IVLEJX x E , -f f fMLLlGf-XN D COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES ME!-RTS AND VEGETABLES BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT RED M WHITE PHQNE 455 , . RISINGSUN, oH1o T HE COMPLIMENTS OF E IS J A COCA COLA GRADUATION CLOTHES FOR THE MISS ' GIRLS' APPAREL, TOO P BOWLING GREEN, OHIO PHONE 3361 I FOSTORIA, OHIO SINCE 1899 HAROL D A, SAGE CYGNET FUNERAL DIRECTOR SAVINGS BANK Q0 mmm FLOOR COVERINGS FURNITURE P CYCNET, OHIO MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT PHONE 2501 TNSURANCE CORPORATION BRADNER, OHIO J. H. MOOR P ou LT-RY ,D E A LE Q LOCATED li' MILES NORTH OF RISINGSUN ADDRESS BRADNER, OHIO PHONE RISINGSUN, 2.75 SANITARY DRY CLEANING CO. CLEANING PRESSING GARLENT STORAGE REPAIRI NG WE ARE CLEANING SPECIALISTS PHONE 3,-22.62. M12 Conant St. Maumee, O. W. DBCDNAWIT SUPPLY PIPES FOR ALL PURPOSES Phone 253 RISINGSUN , OHIO Box 17 ,, ,pi '- il I ', -,. ..'l.ln 1' 5 I . ij? 5 ,J I I ' 'J l