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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

Z1 il S I 4 I ii .A 1, '11, x -n L1 i. Q i -V Q 1 r' 1, Juupj- iw. XA 554 I A , Q RN 1 . , - X 'Y ', z 1. A V ' . Y, ,V 7 , , , l X xg I , ',. Lf 2 , . ur: x J 5 A A' I . N Am , V - ,4 , 'Nw f',,.,-Nw ' , ' 'mv W N At. 2' fv-C - ..,A f , X M25 NZ' A. 41- S ...NN gif. ' A, V Q 5'f 1 VKX K . 1, N S-AAA? ml- D E D I C A T I O N We, the Annual Staff of the nRising Hin, the yearbook for the 19h9-1950 Risingsun School year, wish to dedicate our Annual toTMr. W. F. Stevens our Vocational Agriculture Instructor. Mr. Stevens has taught in the Risingsun Schools for thirteen years, having begun his work here in 1937. Having graduated from Ohio State University, he has taught in different sections of Ohio, for a total of thirty-four years, He also servedn considerable time as a soldier in World Win I, During his thirteen years in Risingsun, Mr, Stevens has made a multitude of friends among students and community members. He has been a tireless worker in all the school's activites. Whatever the chore or task may have been, he has been loyal to all that was Worthy and wholesome. With excellence as his goal he has never stopped until the njob was well done.u It is with pride and pleasure, that we, the Seniors of 1950, honor Mr. Stevens with this dedication. May he con- tinue to serve the Risingsun School with future achievements to nqual those of the past, ....... 4. ..,-. .....,-.., .. ..,.V.. -Y f.A,.-,-a--A-- EDITORIAL It soon will be time for another graduating class to make a way for themselves in this world. We, the annual staff, therefore, have tried to portray to you the events and hgppenings of our senior year through this 1950 edition of the MRis1ng Hin. Have you ever heard one say, nlf only these rooms, ' these corridors, could talk, what a story they would tell?n Of course, we know these things to be impossible. But through the words and pictures of this annual we believe you can obtain this information. We hope you will read this annual and enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed publishing itt As Editor, I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to Mr. Smith, our commercial teacher, the annual staff, all advertisers, students and friends who have helped in so many ways to make this edition a success. It is our sincere desire that you will treasure and keep this book in your libraries, that you may from time to time scan its pages and look at its pictures, to be in a postition to always observe the forward steps of Risingsun High School.- ' i I B--rr A-11 - .- Ed1U0r.... Assistant Editor Advertising... Photography... Circulation... Features .... Art... Sports .... Typists... Advisor... . .Beverly Gorrill ...Mary Phillips Q s A .Eddie Moor Jim Stahl ...Don Swaisgood Lois Fausey Don Graber X ....Eva Rathburn Barbara Younkin Don Cunningham Trois Stainbrook Ronnie Bassett ...Bussy Kline Eddie Ruse ..Richard Bowers Barbara Miller .Barbara Younkin Lois Fausey Eva Rathburn Barbara Miller Trois Stainbrook Beverly Gorrill ...Nr..Smihh SCHOOL BOARD President- ----------------------------- -Mr. G. J. Michael Vice, President -------------- -----------Mr. J. C. Gschwind Clerk ----- ----- - --- -----------'------- --Mr. Don E. Hiott Mn. Otto Bowa Mm Henry Bingle Mr . Lemuel Millhime I ii 1 1-I in li I DON E. IIIETT Ohio Northern University , Graduate in Pedagogy B. S. in Education Ohio State University, M.A. WILLIAM F. STEVENS Agriculture Ohio State University B. S. in Agriculture MRS. FLORENCE STITI-I Music Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education EVALENA PLETCHER English Hillsdale College A. B. University of Michigan A. M. in English Ohio State University WILLIAM M. SMITH Commercial Bowling Green State University B. Sc. in Education ALTON A. GLADIEUX Coach Toledo University B. S. in Education MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR Home Economics Ohio University B. Sc. in Home Economics MRS. KATHLEEN BOWE French and English Ohio State University B. S. in Education ' W Aer- ---1 ' Wh 3' '-Ai-nn VVILLIAM DUANE TAYLOR Sixth Grade Ohio University LOREE A. WHITE Fifth Grade Graduate of Teacher's College Miami University MAIIIOIIIE GOUDY Fourth Grade Miami University Bowling Green State University Chautauqua N. Y. IULIA SCHROTE Third Grade Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education State Elementary Life Certificate LOIS A. DALTON Second Grade Bowling Green State University State Elementary Life Certificate MAIIIAN WILLIAMS First Grade Western Reserve University Wooster College B. A. in Sociology Boston University Andover-Newton Theological School GUI. Qfficf, Girl- Dorothy Wilch Cooks-Mrs. Morgan-Mrs. Huffman-Mrs. Ferguson Busdrivers- Russell, Wameldvrf, COX- In Memo ri em It was with much sadness, that the school learned of the sudden death of Mr. Waltersg who had school the served AS our custodian for last eighteen months. was a Mr. Walters kind, energetic, tireless, friendly and thoughtful person. He was always helping some- one, as he found pleasure in assisting the students and teachers from day to day. May we always remember him as just one fine fellow, and as s friend to all of us . J 551337 ...-P 5 w 1, J V Erik 'ff A4,-- '-3. l, 'Xl Q Q' if 1 N Q LJ I f w I I ' ? N . . 6 3 + ' fax fl ,.,1.-' xfifff i f lAff 5f lX 'X- N f 5 if 1 7 55 4 . ,,i+,g,,4e-if --1 5 --ggi , rn! ' G Y ,E js .. -Q. N ff' ' ,.f---'- ' f :' H 1 g xx.. ,f 'y' H I 1 I F z 1 Q I' N X ' F' KNOWLEDGE CGMESQ BUT WISDCDM LINGERS TROIS MAY STAINBROOK RONALD B. BASSETT LEROY KLINE HM STAHL BARBARA LEE YOUNKIN FRED B. BINGLE A-W' FRED I. SCHAUER DONALD E. GRABER BARBARA MILLER ..-,-,.. A , A DY -V A ff- -in-M --f f- -Ant' --i '1- -V - -1 N Jr- K. .va A - Wiki J LOIS FAUSEY DONOVAN G. SWAISGOOD DON E. CUNNINGHAM RICHARD I. BOWERS H+ -- N - f- f. EVA MAE RATHBURN EDMUND H. MOOR EDGAR L. ROSE lg, FRANCIS W. KREAIS E an . xi., BEVERLY GORRILL ,,1-. ACTIVITIES Ronald Be Bassett: Class President-2,43u President of Band-3,4, Bandb1,2,3,4, FootbalIr3,4, Wrestling-4, Student Council-3,' mThe.Angell Bratswe6, mThe Inner Willym-4, 'The-Big Hblpm-45 FeFeAe Vice Presiient-4, F.F,A.'Treasurerb5, F.F,AL-1,2,3,4, Parlimentary Procedure team-3,4, Public Speaking-2. Fred Bo Binglet FeFeAe-l,2,5,4, Judging teams-l,2,5,4, FeFeA. Reporter-3, F.FeA. Sentinal-4, FeFeAa Trip-2,3, F.FeA. State Convention-2, Chapter Farmere25 Parlimentary Procedure Contest-5, 4-Hh1,2,3,4, 4wH Reporter-2, 4eH Secretary-5, Exhibits at Sandusky County Fair-1,2,3,4, Exhibits at State Fair-5, 'P Richard J. Bowhnsi Football-5,4, Wrestling-5546 Baseball-4 Track-4, Varsity Club-5, Basketball Manager-4, H.M.Se Pinaforen- I, Annual.Staff-4, Glee Club-le V Don E. Cunningham: Basketball-5,4, Football-3,4, Baseball-3,4,e Wrestling-5, Band-l,2,5, Annual Staff-4, wThe Angell Bratsw-5, mThe Big Helpm-4, Io1s+Fausey: Glee Club-1,2,46 Mixed Chorus-l,2, Sextette-5, Ensemble-4, WH.M.S. Pinafore'-15 Spring Concerte2, Band-1,2,5, Dramatics Club-5,4, Librarian-5, Annual Staff-4, F,H.A.-1,2,334, F.H.A. President-4, F.M.A. Reporter-5, F.H4A. State Meeting-6, F,H.A. Regional Convention-5, F.H.A. District MeetingsG2,5,4, Chapter Homemakerf5, Junior Homemaker-5, D.AeR. Test-4, WThe Angell Bratsm-5, mThe Big Helpm-4, Beverly Gorrillz Band-1,2,5,45 Girls G1ee'C1ub-l,2,5,4, ' Mixed Chorus-l,2f.Sextette-2,3, Ensemble-4, Spring Concert-2, WHeM.S. Pinaforeh-l, Secretary and Treasurer of band-5,4, I ' nThe Angell sreuenes, nThe Big Helpu-4, Hmne Empty Gesturen-4, Dramatics Club-5,4, Dramatics Club TreasurerH5, F.H.A,-1, Dramatics Club Secretary-4, Librarian-2,53 Class Vice President-2, Homecoming Attendant-2,5, Risingsun F.F.A. QUQSH-2, DeA.R. Test-4, Bowling Green English Test-2,3, Senior Scholarship-4, ' Buckeye Girls State-3, Editor of Annual-4, Annual Staff-4,1 Donald E. Graber: mThe Big Helpm-4, School.Christmas Plays-2,5, Glee Club-3, Librarian-4, Annual Staff-4, Leroy Kline: Basketball-1,2,3,4, Baseball-3,4, Track-4, Varsity Club-2,3, Student Council Vice President-4, ' Class President-1, Class Vice President-4, Annual Staff-4, ' WTne Big Helpw-4, Nwne Angell Breeen-5, Ohio History Test-5, Bowling Green Geometry Test-5. Francis We Kreais: Basketball-l,5,4Q . Football-l,5,4, Varsity Club-3,'EeFeA.-2,5,4,Track-4. ACTIVITIES fCon'tl Barbara Miller: Glee Club-l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus-1,2, nH.M.S. Pinaforen-l, Spring Concert-2, Sextette-2, Cheerleader-4, Class Treasurer-2. Annual Staff-4, Dramatics Club-5, F.H.A. Secretary-5, F.H.A.a1,2,3,4, F.H.A. State Meeting-5, mThe Angell Bratsw-3, nThe Big Helpw-4. Edmund HL Moore Football-1,5,4, Basketball-l,2,3,4, nThe Angell Bratsn-5, Baseball-5,4, Varsity Club-2,5, Annual Staff-4, F.F.A.-l,2,3,4, Eva Mae Rathburn: Glee Club-l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus-1,2, WH.M.S. Pinaforen-1, Spring Concert-2, Dramatics Club-6, nThe Angell Bratsn-5 'The Big HelpHi4, F.H.A. Secretary-2, F,H.A, Treasurer-3, FQHIAO-'1,2,5g4, FUHOAO Officer 5p F.H.A, State Meeting-3, F.H.A. District Meeting-2,3, Class Secretary and Treasurer-5, Class Secretaryf2, Annual Staff-4, Edgar L. Rose! F.F.A.-3,4, Football-4, Wrestling-3,4, American History Test-3, Ohio History, Government, and Citizenship test-4, Jim Stahls Footba11p1,2,5,4, Captain-4, Varsity Club-1,2,5, Baseball-5,4, Basketball-1,2,5,4, Student Council Pres.-4, Track-4, A11 County-4, Student Council-l,2,5,4, I ' Class President-5, Annual Staff-5,4, 'The Angell Bratsn-3, nThe Big Helpn-4, TrotsfMay Stainbrookt Concert-1, Windmills of Holland-1, Dramatics Club-5,4, nThe Ange11'Bratsn-5, 'lhe Big Helpu-4, Annual Staff-4 Class Secretary-4, Office-4, nThe Empty Gesturen-4, Queen Attendant-4, Donovan G. Swaisgood: F.F.A, Trip-1,2,5, F.F.A.-l,2,3,4, F,F,A. Chapter Farmer-2, F.F.A. Secretary-5, F,F,A, President-4, F,F.A. State Convention-2,3, F.F.A. National Convention-4, F.F.A. Public Speaking-l,2, F.F.A. Basketball-2,3,4 Parlimentary Procedure Contest-1,2,5,4, Judging Teams-l,2,3,4n Boys Chorus5l,2, Mixed Chorus-1, uH.M.S. Pinaforen-1, The Big Help -4, nThe Angell Bratsu-5, Barbara Lee Younkin: Band-2,5,4, Band Vice President-3,46 Girls Glee Club-1,2,4, Mixed Chorus-l,2, nH.M.S. Pinafore -1, Spring Concert-2, WThe Angell Bratsn-3, WThe Big Help'-4, uThe Empty Gesturen-4, Dramatics Club-3,4, Dramatics Club News Reporter-5, Class Treasurer-4, Annual Staff-4, F.H,A,-1, Senior ScholorshipfTeBb-5, American Legion Essay-2: V Y I V i A A AVH,, ,.,,,.-,A ... I, r K k SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As I awoke early in the morning September 7, 1938, and gazed out of my window I saw forty small children getting aboard 'The Steamer of Successn which was to leave that morning, and to arrive at Risingsun School at 9:00.- Ths next day as I picked up the Uniqpe Weekly to scan the school news, I ran across a story of the same group of children that had boarded the steamer and of how they had responded to their entry into school, It mentioned the teacher, Miss Storey, and told of their lives before they entered school. As the years passed on, and I read my copies of the town paper, I watched for and kept clippings of the activities of these children and the decrease or increase in the number of students in their class. The clippings I have that I prize most are the write-ups about their being initiated into the Freshman Class, the staging of the Junior Class Play nThe Angell Brats,n and the receiving of their Junior Class rings. It seems that now they are completing their twelfth year and are waiting to receive their diplomas May 18, 1950. I also have clippings that tell of the activities they have participated in this year. Three girls are F.H.A. members, five boys are F.F.A. members and there is one girl who is n cheerleader Three lettermen mere Lack for football and three back for basket- ball, seven players were back for baseball, M As I retired for the evening after reading these clippings over again, I lay there thinking of the things which had taken them twelve years to learn and that had taken me just one half- hour to reread., As I awoke the next morning and glanced at the Unique Weekly I saw the headlines reading uFour Seniors made history by taking R.H.S. to Semi-Finals.W This we seniors are glad to read thlt two of our boys made all-county. This does not mean the seniors alone led R.H.S. to such a hood standing. We received help from other classes and appreciate their assistance. ' After placing all of these clippings back in my scrapbook and putting it back into my desk drawer the words nKnowledge Comes But Wisdom Lingersn show very brightly against the top of my book. This had led me to think that ghis ggugg glgg true of the Seniors and also is true of me, because this class of u195On had done numerous things that Rus nude my thoughts linger on its past. As Baccalaureate arrive May 14, and Commencement May 18, I believe the Seniors will be ready to any as Bob Hope says, 'Thanks for the memories.' , ... ,,., ..,--,,A ..,A - 'V' A-7 'A A Rrsrncstm HIGH SCHOOL cuss or 1950 BACCALAUREATE ssavrcss strmmy MAY 14, 19501. 8:15 p.m.. Pnocsssromuz, Pre1ndef- ---- -- ---- ------ ----- Played by Charmain Strawman Hiymrn- ---------------------- -- ------- -- How Firm a Fcnumdatzlonf' Led by Mrs. Florence Stith, Music Instructor Scripture Reading and Invocation-- ---- ---n-Revs O, B. Downard Pastorcof Trinity Evangelical Church Violin Se1o-- ------------------- -- ---- Ave MariaeBach-Gounod By Charmaine Strawman Announcements' ------- - -------- ---------- ----Supt. Don E. Hiatt Baccalaureate Sermon ----------------- ----Rev, Donald Williams Pastor of Risingsun Evangelical.United Brethren Church Girms Chorus Prayer fromaA1oeste ------- -----Christoph W. Gluck Beautiful Savior- ---------- --E. Melius Christiansen Benediction --------------- -- ---- a -------- ------ Rev. Paul Gnagy Pastor of Risingsun Church of God COMMENCEMENT Pnocaam RISINGSUN HTIGH SCHOOL crass or :msec THIJRSDAY. MAY le, 1950, e:15 p.m. PROCESSIONAL MARCH Pre1ude--- ------------- ------ ----Played by Instrumental Group Inwocation ------------------------------------ Rev. Pau1.Gnagy Pastor of'Ris1ngsun Church of God Salntatory Address ------------------------- --nJust Beginningn Edmund HL Moor Girls Sexxette--D ----- ---God Touched the Rose-Mary Helen Brown Beverly Gorrill, Lois Fausey, Trois Stainbrookg Barbara Younkin, Eva Rathburn, Barbara Miller, Class History --------- -- ------------- --- ------- -Class of SO Lois Fausey Sorlgsnssan-natural-n I-Iowa, Ronald Bassett Senior' Class Poem- --------------------------- A- Reminiscences Barbara Lee Younkin Valodictory Address ------------------------------ 'On Our Way Beverly Ann Gorrill ' Commencement Address ----- --------------- - ---- Rev. Hhrvy Hahn Minister of Otterbein E.U.Bs Church, Dayton, Ohio Presentation of Awards-- ------- --------- - ---- Mr, W.F. Stevens Presentation of Diplomas ---------- - ---------- Mr. G.J4 Michael A President of Risingsun Board of Education Benediction ---- --------------- ------------ ---- R e v . Paul Gnagy Recessional if r x SENIOR GLASS OFFICERS President ------- -----------h------ --- ---Ronnie Bassett Vice President ----+ -- - - ------ Bussy Kline Secretary ------------- -- -- ----- -- ---- Trois Stainbrook Treasurer ---------- k - -------- Barbara Younkin Student Counci1+--- -- --------- ----Jim Stahl, Bussy Kline S ANNUAL STAFF First Row--Edgar Pose, Mary Phillips, Beverly Gerr111, Barham Younkin, Bussy Kline. Second Rowowr. Smith, Trois Stainbroek, Eve Fathburn, Barbara Mi11er,.Lois Faussy, Don Cunningham, Eddie Moor, Q Jim Stahl. . Third Row--Don Graber, Fred Bingle, Francis Kreais, Fred Schader, Richard Bowers, Don Swaisgood. ' A 1'-f ur f A --ai 1-nr' ,JUI1 2 i N r I I--A if ----..,.a...,..c,.. ..,-W..--w-.. --- THE SENIOR CLASS PRGPHECY 'Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea, This is your local radio station W.R.H.Sn Tonight is the tenth anniversary of the graduation class of 1950. During the last few weeks I have interviewed the members of this class in order to tell you what they have accomplished, Lois Fausey is now head make-up artist at a large movie studio in Hollywood. Lois does most of her work on actors and actresses in horror movies. She hasn't however, for- gotten her country home in Ohio where she journeys. each fall to guard her prize water-melon patch. Don Swaisgood is retired. It seems he wont West as a government agent to teach the Indians modern farming. Don found a huge underground river and irrigated thier reservations. The Indians made so much money they made Don an honorary chief- tain and gave him an annual income of QlO0,000. Barbara Miller owns and operates the uJouetteH a fashion- able New York restaurant. The restaurant is famous for tiger meat served Swiss style. All the waitresses uniforms are black corduroy with bright orange satin trim. They blend in with the walls also black and orange. Francis Kreais worked for awhile on a freighting boat. One stormy night Francis was washed overboard on the Egyptian shore. thile hitchhiking inland he came upon the king, whose car had stopped. Francis soon fixed the motor trouble and is now a permanent employee at the palace. On hot afternoons he rides up and down the Nile River on a golden barge. Some lifeg Trois Stainbrook has done several things. First she was a member of the all girl Symwhonette which traveled world- wide. Trois then attended college and entered the field of teaching. She now teaches in northern Alaska where she start- ed a progressive school for Eskimo children. Don Graber is our American ambassador to Brazil, Perhaps you've seen him in the newsreels. Don always wears a black coat, white shirt and trousers, a red sash and red carnatlon. He has greatly improved internatinnal relations by learning to rhumba. K X. 0 -- -A--M -b-- -+-----udal --'M SENIOR PROPHECY fcontinuedl Fred Bingle is the now famous astrologer who gave us the answer to the mysterious flying saucers. For this ac- complishment the United States government built him a special labratory with a giant telescope. Fred works very hard , but relaxes by vacationing on the moon. He says it's very quiet there. Barbara Younkin now devotes all her time to the raising and racing of a stable of thoroughbred horses, She got her start in her Senior year and soon had so many horses she bought a farm KSquires Farm! in Kentucky.. Barbara now sits on the old top rail singing ccwboysongs. Jim Stahl is now proprietor of his own factory, After graduation Jim played professional football. When he re- turned to take up a milk route Jim found the bottles so heavy he started work on making milk capsules. His factory now produces.the world's tiniest compact quart of milk. Eva Mae Rathburn is an instructor of girls physical ed- ucation in Cleveland. Though teaching rakcs up a lost of her time Eva manages to see all the Cleveland home baseball games. During summer vacations Eva works on her favorite '- hobby-making perfume from flowers she grows in her garden. I hear her lastest perfume is radio-active. Ronnie Bassett was raising strawberries but decided this unglamorous life was not for him. Gne day he found a mink and this changed his life completely. Soon he had dozens of minks but his favorite is a white one with brown and black spots. Ronnie has prospered so well that he had his living-room rug made of white mink. Beverly Gorrill taught school for several years, but she enjoyed cooking and baking so much as a sideline that she was employed by General Mills in Minneapolis as a foods labratory technician. CA very impressive titlel. Bev's recipes are so popular she's becoming another Betty Crocker. Don Cunningham has a workshop in Risingsun where he turns out some very unique inventions. He attends all the stock- car races and frequently enters his own car, a Model-T with a Cadillac motor. The car attracts attention and always wins. In fact Don is seriously thinking of building a trophy room. Leroy Kline Wpounded the pavementn for awhile selling Fuller Brushes, This proved to be too hard on his feet and he decided to try a job where he pcould sit down. He found the perfect job-he sits in a big easy chair all day counting gold at Fort Knox. A -uns V ' 11 - . ga. -, ... --J-W - .A- SENIOH PROPHECY lcontinuedl Eddie Rose is a professor at Ohio University. He superb' vises the writing of all state tests: Eddie owns a farm also, that has all the latest improvements, but he had so little time to run it he converted it into a wrestlers. Richard Bowers lives in southern Africa. He built an 1 atomic retreat to get away from the noutside worldn. Here Richard makes experiments. On what? Nobody knows. These experiments made so much noise that all the alligators, elephants, Bushman and monkeys have left. Eddie Moor operates a fleet of trucks which haul steel nation-wide. Recently all of Eddie's trucks have been fitted with jet propulsion. His motto is: nThe fastest deal in steelg our speed we can't reveal.n - 1 '-'A '-La it 'A'--in-H' ' ' SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the departing Senior Class of 1950, being of sound body and same mind??? do hereby bequeath by means of our last will and testament to the High School in general all our used text books, spitballs, , initialed desks, and erasers. K If you can find them.?um To the janitor, we will any papers on left over belongings. ' To the faculty we will our Superior Mentality. C All Seniors please run, do not walk, to the nearest exit.J o the Junior Class we will our marvelous acting ability. To the Sophomore Class we will our excess supply of women??? To the Freshman Class we will our ability to go through High School smiling. To the Eighth Grade wg will our ability to conduct ourselves properly in the presence of upper-classmwn. May they benefit by our example. To the Seventh Grade we will our ability to keep qpiet in Study Hall. I, Eddie Moor, will my farmerls walk to Phyllis Paton. I, Jim Stahl, will my butch haircut to Mr. Smith. I, Barbara Miller, will my excess energy to Ruth Ann Bell. I, Donald Graber, will my size to Eddie Mirer. I, Trois Stainbrook, will my place in the band to Richard Derr. I, Fred Bingle, will my piet nature to Naomi Bateson. I, Leroy Kline, will my dark, wavy hair, to Dale Graber. I, Barbara Younkin, will my 1 duck, 9 chickens, 2 dogs, 1 horse, and 4 cats, to anyone who will take care of them. . I, Don'Cunn1nghama will mya bility to get in feuds with Mr. Smith, to Harry Kemenah. Q I, Richard Bowers, will my ability to hide erasers to Edward Onsel. L I, Francis Kreals, will my excess supply of women to Walter l Palmerton. 5 I, Eddie Rose, will my nHot Roda to anyone who can handle it. 4 I, Beverly Gorrill, will my musical ability to Earl Barlekamp. I I, Donovan Swaisgood, will the speed of my nmighty Hypograph' to Willie Gangwer's racer. - I, In Lois Fausey, will my height to Lillian Wells. n Eva Rathburn, will my job at the WKresge Store to Mary Keller. - I, Ronald Bassett, will m ability to sing wLovesick Bluesn to Kenneth Cline. In witness wherof, we the Senior Class have set our hands and seal hereto this eighteenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine'hundred and Pifby.fl95O -- - Q.. v.v Witnessed by: I -'7L-' to .Y I 0' Y 1' ' H 'ii' nl ' '-MAA-i AAA vt -- -H - L 1 ...J 'Iii I ,Www ,nl m - i lnrhgqt S1 trio! 'T3'14G Mele . v- mn .vn- .M ri 'wi y 3 fg lt ., g:fi.Qf59W?5W , 1 fi , in 51- f fzffj-fqv-lxsf E ,, 22 S351 fifii iif 3 ., ' IL-lt-23 'Mgx E W , ., f Selma 1: f'iG'Z16i '1'DSI' this ? Fred V 2 -2 i Q E ii we gi A E U9 i fluff enlors Cc?-gefherfar I2 ,VCU-V6 Seniov Shifff I ' fix os. 'Q X -'-A QQ -b 1, X x KT KX x ., ,' ul MQCM43 f? fgX5w63, X:f,f-f-.x N.: 2-3-X '-4 -R M AX r x .-' 'NA- N41 4, 'R ,,f NR ' .ll X. KM. . X. ix 1 Q xxyv, XJ LJ J Q '7 'PG Qfq -.-.-..--. -Y-V..--V.. --vwugnqr---W., e -mpc-puuun,.-----ve, -, - -- --V-V V JUNIOR CLASS HSITORY At the end of last year we gained four students from Bradner, which would have made the total of twenty-one members at the beginning of this year but we lost Dou las Murdock to Napoleon, Ohio and Edmund WBingw Norvell to Agrian Mich. We now have nineteen members. On November 1, 1949, we Jhniors recieved our class rings and we are very proud of them. On the following Friday, November 4, 19495 we presented to a vast audience a three act comedy entitled ASK ME ANOTHER. We sold conseaaions at a few of the football and basketball games. Margrete Stump and Barbara Lehmann were chosen as two of the four cheerleaders this year. Barbara was also chosen by the student body as our 1949 Football Queen. She reigned at the game with Bradner. We feel proud of our class because there are quite a few active members in our group who are in the school band and football and basketball athletics. We are hoping that nexm year our boys are the top stars in sports. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS P President--Mary Phillips Vice President--Donald Dieter Secretary.-Jean Smith Treasurer--Ethel Sanders News Reporter--Betty Green Student Council--Jhmes Bowers Norman Bassett JUNIOR CLASS First Row' Ethel Sanders, Marg Keller, Delcie Stahl, Lois Stahl, ' Madonna Utm, Mina haw Second Row-Mr. Gladieux, Mary Phillips, Barbara Lehmann, Jeane Smith, Margrete Stump, Betty Green, Helen Sebring Third Row- Norman Bassett, Dale Graber, Jim Bowers, Kenneth-Cline, Q Edward Onsel, Donald Dieter, Doyle Phillips -1 ,A---f A- -g4.f--- 1lgu.r'A--nn-Q- --' -nl 1nnr ' ' 3 5 li -1 aim: 5 'SHT' 6-qui? 1-- -iw - 4 Q55 QL h.h Mary Betty I Qfrxeen Barb av..-an , y gi S is ,Q F kiss Jean Iitflg 4 32:52, Q Magie. I A KSinewalk Interviews fuwiok ,Swaps . Play Seen V1 K, Joen A Mary miles RFQ? ?9f fx. 'ww ,vw Q siillwlaln 1-svesrnsinvvvwue wesimnnwnvm--4 .QP uv-summary-wvaww W X. xammussognwl. S f 4 was Qnwnmmzw xzshnuam -MN ww ...mann- .1 . ,wmuwmwmf wmvwx-Nam .- ,-swam -,-.4-.... Wm, E m..-,... WFWAM Bev., Marv, R Mina. Vx .Q K K,f' X XXX N --.... C -X fx . X -Q, 1 Xxx ',,, .--... , Jg.1-- - +..... N. i 4 P' x x D CJ 1 P 5.Q ,W--J -- ::: s.- :fc ff . 'J 'A 4 H C. 1 K+-535 CZ.I: N ' fxfc If ' - K ,1. u 0 f ' ., f gi af' ff 75516 .fb 4 -fi! 'W 9 I, 1.1! ,Qvs--r--4 - -1 1+ --. --- C. -,..--- .in-tl-nasvif-uv' X5 'I LJ .Y.,..q--fwv------- '- -'WU ' Sophomore Class History Q We, the Sophomore class, are seventeen in number due to the less of three students last year. We looked forward to initiating the Freshman. This we did September SO, 1949. Doris one of the ceremonies Ponsetta was elected from our room to serve es attendents for the queen during the Homecoming at the Brndner football game. June Gorrill was chosen by the school bend as the Drum Majorette. Sophmore Class Officiers President...,.. ......................... ...Robert Shaw Vice Presidentt... ...Doris Ponsetta Secretary ...... . .. ...Donna Lehmann Treasurer .... . . .... June Gorrill News Reportcr..... .. Student Couneil.... .. First Row Second Row Third Row ..Tre1le Scott .Donna Lehmann Don Norman Trella Scott, June Gorrill, Donna Lehmann, Idonna Kehres, Ruth Ann Bell, Marie Hiser. Nr. Smith, Earl Deen Bnrlekemp, Jim Patton, Doris Ponsetta, Naomi, Peteson, Tverett Prewer, Harold Purkey. Robert Shaw, Don Norman, Harry Kemenah, William Gangwer, -Absent, Zane Hockenbemger. e- Y' i Trella Doris An: Y W P' s ' 5 M. Nu. wwillie' Oh These Kids Ruth and Marie init XG ,A L, - - - - - -- ---f Y--Af! A'--r 1- mf H ' MI IGQRQQ mee 5h9??S N .-nl . Ara' K V 21 I , .W 1. ' dnb,- .-..--- . 111 - . SJ VAST V...-e 3- f-vw, R, 40,5-. .1 1- - 4- ..f-,-.' , 'W' ,. .L 12 4. I 'NSN K 'Q 'Q-'Cf' Wt X. lx xx, w NQX. XFX -. Y .1 QV5' 'Qi lx if , , .. , ,954 wx ,-f . 1 , .. ,. 5 N. - , . .ff efffgl-'L.' - ' ' I Ta.. A , ,rr t, ' ,QL-f A 44,1 5 i . i 6 '--Q NWRWW N 4 KZ? XQNQ .S'sfM NX x wx 1' A za' .qi XLS: I x , -, xxxsx jv- .. .1 y-,w-, - ' 9 FJ In-H I V. 1, I . 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September 30th, the biggest event of our Freshman year, took place when the ferocious Sophomores initiated us fright- ened Freshmen into high school. our Freshmen sponsor is Mrs. Taylor, Home Economics teacher. Joann Lehmann was chosen from our class to be cheer- leader and also an attendant to the nPbotball Queens? FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent--- ------ ---- ------------ ------Charmaine Strawman Vice-President ---------------------------- -----Beverly Burns Secretary and Treasurer ------- --- -------- ---- --Joann Lehmann H ws1Reporter --------------------- ------- ----Janet Elarton Student Council -------- - ------------------------ Patsy Lehmann Carol Fausey FRESHMEN CLASS First Row- Patsy Lehmann, Doris Sanders, Beverly Burns, Martha Strong, Charmaine Strawman, Joann Kline, Cora Chaflin, Marliyn Hunt. Second Row-Mrsa Taylor, Lillian Wells, Sandra Clark, Carol Fausey, Janet Elarton, Beverly Biedelschies, Janet Deer, Joann Lehmann, Albert Hemmingera Third Rowh Fred Gangwer, Carl Klotz, Bernard Kreais, Walter Palmerton, Rex Bateson, Willard Hunt, Eddie Mirer. -----A - A --ur-- - ---' naar---r 'funnnnfw -f 12 'FT MQW MW' A HAPPY, D OHL s Yes IT! AFA 5 5 5 A lvilflrtk Fl SR , .. J, .1..,, if ......I is-J . f7 ,L L ' 1 A .V '.',r, 1 2 .. . '1 x 'X X + f ff.. if ss t' V. .7 r r I.-f - L 'Qu 4, 'V 9 1 s N xx ,.M ' Ng Ss-M F ' ' 3' -xg.. rf --.Mrk N ,Q ,,. ,.- V .- lxkmlf ig nf..-,R X: '51, L'Q'.I' ' Q- I . J, -'as-5,,,.,,X I, D ,, 4,-..-. -lv x' N' 'gh' if. NK, I -s 11-- , lvx 1 4 7 1' 1 1 1 I ,ff ,..J' 4' First Row- Seoond Row Third Row- Fourth Row First Rowe Second Row Third Row- EIGHTH GRADE Junior Shook, David Hbover, Michael hates, Hershall Strong, Duane Correll, Johnny Michael, Harry Shaw, Carl Thaxton. -Nada Scoville, Shelva Rathburn, Kay Dahms, June Stainbrook, Shirley Klutz, Betty Lawerance, Norma Shultz, Norma Mirer. -f Miss Pletcher, Marla Cox, Jo Ann Ryder, Gail Gary, Doris Stahl, Janet Few, Ada Skeek, Kay Graber, Phyllis Patton. -Dale Phillips, Jim Bateson, Benjamin White, John Jhmes, Robert Stahl Thomas Cullieon, Richard Decker, John Deer, Richard Dehr. SEVENTH GRADE Patty Gee, Leon Hovis, Qowena Bateson, Norma Kehres, Carlene Fausey, Nancy Stiger, Anna Kemenah, Loretta Copley, -Mre. Bowe, Dewitt Hemminger, Morse Stiger, Donald Yambert, Doris Norman, Donna Abel, Leo ' Stiger, John Heinsman, Thomas Abel, Bernard wO118.IIlo Walter Phillips, hichard Klotz, Jim Schull, Rogerl Kline, Richard Lehmann, Ray Sleek, Howard Stahl, Lawerance Strawman, Robert Klota, 5 . E 2 s Q L H--M.-WM-,Q-,mwv l '1-I E I b 1 i i -f Q 5 S Down in The G-vadeS wil.. : 1 2 ga y D vnu. NAIA , J 1 Dfnk Toner 'Ax' , 7'-A If ' iF'..i ..::..-,'3a7,::, 3s5:5 ..,.,., . Q r A i 1 W ?z .V 'v .Q gs 'ia We 'B' ,X Z ' In X Univ., v Q 4 4 M Kay I A , I .4,.,:Q..,.,,.w.4.,,....,.M.....N.U,Nw.a..MM N . . .N,.N.W.,N.M,.,nN .fu , H 'ls-:.:,.:J?,:?, . if 1 fri, . ,, tu mr . x 1 Iwi sf mulls '1 Vx Q 1 I N H .av 1 . f Q - I ,..' TUNE- .. gi? ,... E.-x V,.A' : If . in -29 Q5fW!, 9 sw Cam' Q F s 5' :- '- L V 1' 4 ' 55.51 x ii -ua if A ag 5 5' W R ' -Ks ' JL' Q . , 5375? 'fv , 5 gXgA NX 0 1,1 F i n . ...J F S F 1 j ' 'A .1 - -I . , Q 2, 33 Z' , 'ff ' f-' U N f X .. ,,gi?je .g J I .,!,f1,.,,J' ' F., 1. ., -' -U 1,0 T4 'i I if- Xb .I ' b .. L1 Mb 'X X OJ s 'S ' 0 f' ! o 0 I f O U f Q ' ,Cf J J '5 3-.-Ai X vp--'! Q-:.- ' 4 r M, - an-:A sq-I Sth Grade First Row: Bonnie Cox, Janet Dick, Laura Lee McNally, Darlene Few, Agnes Strong, Mary Hemminger, Joyce Klotz, ' Patsy onley, Imagene Purkey, Janet Keeley, Gloria, Goon Second Row:Mr. Taylor, Lynn Sawyer, Johnnie Womeldorf, Tony Sleek, Joan Aldrich, Juanita Quite, Tommy kldrich, . Ronald McNally, Harley Shaw, billie Miller Third Row: Glen Thaxton, Robert Goodman, Ray Aldrich, Bernard Lehmann, Ted Norwood, Ottis Bowee, Thomas Lawallen - 5th Grade First Row: Larry White, Bret Hyder, Bill Ryder, Larry Correll, Sechnd Kow2Mary Knn Kehres, Mary Thompson, Donna Miller, MT Cynthia Clark, Leah Seebring, Jane Bowe, Rosie ' Norman, Carole Biedlsohies, Patty Bateson, Norma U Beair Third2Row? Mrs. White, Shirley Bovee, Jane Stahl, Carole Goon, ' ' Donna Palmerton, Nancy Shook, Jerlene Westenbarger, Phyllis Gnagy, Lynn Smith, Kay Ann St1th ,. Fourth Row2Caytha Sanders, Charles Graber, Glen Nederhouser, - Bob Shultz, Kith Decker, Donald Klotz, Dennis Coply, Nancy Shull 4th Grade A First Row: Bobby Hiser, David Klotz, Buddy Wollam, Robert Strawman, Tommy Lehmann Second Rpw5Mary Ellen Parsons, Suzan Stiger, Carolyn Schreffler, Billie Wostenbarger, Luella Houtz, Nano Stainbrook, Barbara Yambert, Betty Strong, Vondale aunt, Evelyn Derr, Bernadine Reinhart Third Row: Mrs. Goudy, Danny Clark, Ronnie Matthews, Jamet Graber, Bonnie Elloit, Myra Hiett, Betty Stahl, Bob Kehres, Roger Below, Billie Penn, Bernard Bowen, Junior Foster, Edward Rienhart, Robert Aldrich, Jerry Aldrich, Gene Sleek, Jerry Sayer iQ li ul , , .f.. -W H First Grade First Row--Betty Stahl, Betsy Goodman, Carol Lee Houtz, Ruth Ellen Griffin, Marilyn Few, Eileen Lehmann, Ruth Ann Jildman, Barbara Sanders, Janice Copley, Carolyn Few, Ruth Ann Kline.. Second Row-John Hovis, Gloria Houtz, Sharon Bovee, Nancy Dhler, Rose Ann Reinhart, Mary Lou Kille Kathye Goon, Joyce Hitchcock, Terry Lee Quicklg, Donald Bovee. Third Row--Jerry Schultz, Jimmie Cox, David Ialdrow, David Griffin, Paul Shook, Jerry Joodruff, Steven Bowen. Second Grade First Row--Nancy Goon, Judith Klotz, Yvonne Parsons, Marilyn Strawman, Shirley Marchuck, Lila Sawyer, Ruby Stahl, Ann Rose Laderman, Carole Chambers, Karen Dunn. Second Row-Miss Dalton, Richard Jaldron, Tommy Kiser, Tommy . Norwood, Donald Cullison, Aaron Babcock, Billy Heinsman, Billy Smith, Kenneth Hirer. Third Row--Jerry'Nome1dorf, Dale Thaxton, Gilbert Bates, Frankie Rathburn, Melvin Goon, Billy Steinhour, Harry Derr. Absent----hJudy Conley, Helen Echelbarber, Sandra Hartley, Dorothy Sleek, Edna Ruth Thompson. Third Grade First Row--Jackie'Valker, Richard Shultz, Larry Palmerto , Marvin Chalfin, Ray Hitchcock, Vvan Killa. Second how-Cora Derr, Carolyn Klotz, Carol Sue Holman, Marjorie Smith, Marilyn Chambers, Carolyn Thaxton, Kay Correll, Mary Lawrence, Anna Lois Mirer, Nancy Gsnhwind, Paul Gnaqy. Third Row--Miss Schrote, Ned Sleek, Joe Beidelschies, Tommy Gschwind, Princess Lewallen, Diana Conley, Janet Kenpher, Ruth Ann Houtz, Fd Abel, Stanley St. Clair, Don Abel. Fourth Row-Rodney Hill, Eddie Strite, Jack James, Jim Shook, Victor Kline, Curt Elarton, Raymond Sleek, Edward Lehmann. Absent----'Connie Thrasher, , . fi , I I ', 14. I ..4.ax.-....iNH4.,....t.l-.n- ,A...A.. - nan..-1-annie-W--2---m....4--u.ah--1 A S KINDERGARTEN First Rowe Ellen Williams, Nancy Mirer, Judy Steinhour, Marsha Cassady, Barbara Wade, Carol Ann Parson, Judy Kiser, Jenny Stahl. Second Ron, Ruth Ann Huether, James Hett, Darrell Hol an, . John Roush, Jerry Babcock, Duane Gee, Jimmy Gschwind, Robbie Wollama Not present-Phyllis Hhvins, Nancy Myers, Barbara Allin, Arden Bhreffler, Judy Stith. 1, -.-I 5 ' 4 A is S 1 I' . , Lf 5--wii? Q .. 4 K Km Q. 5,bb 5 4 f, v . . N ,,h.. 5 ,yy i Wh ,. IQWJQ, WGbod MM5. + Q Fo in I Grade Girls: of :uno -nn Like Christmas. Hboking a ride, Bonnie Nw ., 1' Look at my Kittensl Jim ig Sgygfvwg Kuwait Qhcesel V Going for m .TY , , W l l 9 A n . .,. , 'N w . .hx ,Q V n. 5 . , . -e X W3 JH ' Caroly E J ,A 'V Y' 1 af are the rs 2: 'QE R, .J 4' 1F Q ,f , 3 3:1 X mf- 4 f '1 XL 5 J , , 1 I f K n EE , e Wx , w Qt -wk Lehmnnws N' 91137318 95.3 M183 ,MMM . 1' 'Xf 5: 1 if' 'J' aka'-wi-xgg.. Q14 gl 5. OK rw V39 X? Xl, iv of' ff .w......f .,f N' '1 'x. J vi?-f9'M A -,-.J ,1 .1-' fr.. .. . r-o.,'1i.L-, 0- . . A 'S--.- 2 f- ' 491 sm - ..,f- ' .. , ,Q If 'wx . - '-X., . xg .,,. sh Q Ny, -., N, I, S- w., .- T 'N I 5 REB- .il sv si Yu? d,,,,.-fi! fl ug,-M ' -awarz-mff f,p,.QQ1:,..,n I5--w 4 ! x.,..,,. :'14:.-,-fff,F?f-Xxx.-13,3 f f K 1 '--.-.E K ' - 'r 5 Qfngjfiwg-.,. and J, X V Q 'Y' '-,N M Ni ' , .- ' A. X 3 '--Ain ra f ' 1 ' rf Ji' L' is t ,.f C' Y f 4 P I ,Aly-J !1 lj 1 f K ! L. .MV F' EJ w.J GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row- Joann Lehmann, Barbara Miller, Margrete Stu p, Barbara Lehmann Second Row-Martha Strong, Ruth Ann Bell, Betty Green, Sandra Clark, Madonna Utz, Mary Keller, Mina Shaw, Idonna Kehres, Eva Rathburn Third Row-l s. Stith, Doris Sanders, Jean Smith, Mary Phillips, Donna Lehmann, June Gorrill Lois Fausey, Naomi Bateson, Janet Deer, frois Stainbrook, Barbara Younkin, Beverly Gorrill Fourth Rowpvharmaine Strawman, Lillian Wells, Patsy Lehmann, Carol Fausey, Marie Hiser, Doris Ponsetta, ' ,A , Beverli Beidelschies, Janet Elarton, Beverly Burns, Joann line ENSEMBEE Altos-Charmaine Strawman, Beverly Gorrill, Beverly Burns Second Soprano-Naomi Bateson, Carol Fausey, Lois Fausey First Soprano-Marie Hikeng Margrete Stump, Beverly Beidelschies --- ---A ham- ,Af A f -L A '41-t-'11 - '- A-ui Ai li ! i v H fun n c , 4 H , BAND Trumpets--Ronald Bassett, Buster Hunt, Eddie Mirer, Dewitt Hemminger, John Michael, Roger Kline, Leo Stiger, Dick Lehmann, Carl Klota, David Hoover, Dale Phillips, Gail Garey, Walter Phillips, Lawerence Strawman. Clarinetsw-Shirley Klotn, Patsy Lehmann, Marie Hiser, Joann Kline, Janet Elarton, Janet Deer, Marla Cong Lillian Wells, Jo Ann Ryder. Saxnphones-Trois Stainbrook, Betty Green, Beverly Beidelschies. Flutes---Carol Fausey, Joann Lehmann. Trombones-Janet Keeley, Beverly Burns, Naomi Bateson. Baritone--Albert Hemminger. Tuba-----Edward Onsale French Horn-Donnie Swaisgood, Altos---Bonnie Cox, Loretta Copley. Drums-----Beverly Gorrill, Jim Patton, Ruth Ann Bell, Barbara Younkin. Cymbals---Norma Mirer. Belle----Charmaine Strawman. Flag Bearers-Jean Smith, Marilyn Thaxton. Advisor--...Mrs . stun. ' DrumnMajorette--June Gorrille Majorettes-----Sandra Clark, Helen Mae Sebring. -uw--B-pgs-' A - - - A --An --14nr- --'11-'--' or' FREN if First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row XL-nA-ni -Y 'A A-'mantle e-f GRADE OPERRTTA Myra Hiett, Nancy Stainbrook, Lora Lee McNally, Loretta Copley, Kay Ann Stith, Lynn Arden Stith. Johnnie Homeldorf, Danny Clark, Bobbie Goodman, Glen Nederhouser, Jimmy Seyer. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Jimmy Bateson, Horse Stiger, Bernard Wollam, walter Phillips, Richard Klotz, Lee Stiger, Howard Stahl, Lawerence Strawman. Doris Norman, Norma Kehres, Anna Kemenah, Nancy Shiner, Leone Howie, Norma Mirer, Norma Shultz, Betty Lawerence, Loretta Copley. Doris Stahl, Janet Few, Kay Dohms, Phyllis Patton, Kay Graber, Ada Sleek, Rowena Bateson, Carlene Fausey, Gail Garey, Joan Ryder, Marla Cox, Mrs. Stithe Patty Gee, June Steinbrook, John Heinsman, Dglee Phillips, Dick Lehmann, John James, Roger Kline, Donald Yambert, Deiitt Ah,l Hemminger, Shirley Klotz, Donna Abel. wfjw 2 N 1, Wm X . 'gf' 1:4 MX , X r 4 4 si .-:gi 'fda 1 Z gg 'il Q fix ,gm - ,Q W X . 1 Qbuxpa N,,.w ! 1 s 5 H53 .wif 153549 5.1553 25. Baseball Taq rf . Z:?3:anlguet 4 ...- nf . i f fi 'Tw Qii.,:L7 xz at i xx '.-ML ...-H'1 5 X X 1 Q-?ff'j 4f 3 67 11 X 4?f?Q,5Q 2 Ex ki! ' 1 N 1' fi .f ,fi XX! fy 1 Q U sf x FN Xxx .XX ! k'gY'.r sh. , .Q SENIOR CLASS PLAY First Rowe Donnie Swaisgood, Ronnie Bassett, Donnie Cunningham. Second RcwmBevcn1y Gcrrill, Lois Fausey, Barbara Millev, .Rm Haf:nbu.fn,, Trois Stainbrook, Barbara Tf'f.va1 1l4f:'.n. Third Rowf- My-. Smith, Donnie Graber, Fred Bingle, Leroy Kline, 1 MDOT, . 9 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 4 First Rowe- Kenneth Cline ,, Dale Graber, Norman Bassett, Edward Onsel, Donnie Dieter, Doyle Second Rowe-Missa Pletcher, Barbara Lehmann, Mary Phillips., Margrete Stump, Jean Smith, Helen Sebring, Charmaine Strawman. Third Row- Betty GPSBYL, Madonna Utzf, Ethel Sanders. sy, . f X.. 7-A.. N A wk :Q-:y r ml Un, . , . A .gf ,wx 155159 'gk-As:- A swag-LQ .ix vas. - fIygi,,Fvv:,B3,s5't5rQ,W. , f - Q A 1 6, ty A G -,.,,,m gg wfhiivl. . 1' 5 x f x xqfffsff ' ' ,A - K ,Xia vl, F 4 59 -1 -rv i . I Q-,:1:5Sf 'f ,Lx L., M. 1 W , M' , X , I X E V' Q 4.-ab--1 - L 5 2 A .5 2 r 'K A ,Q 5 3 ji . X' , W Q ' S 3 f 4 Al 1 x v 7 my 55 K ,as F , 5 5 , gf 9 e ,inl- ,ass ,ig-2.x .:, 9 I :mg- u , ...W DRAMATICS CLUB First Rowe-Trella Scott, Jean Smith, Beverly Gorrill, Mary Phillips, Barbara Lehmann, Betty Green, Charmaine Strawman. Second Row-M133 Pletcher, Beverly Beidleschies, Ruth Ann Bell, Caro1.Fausey, Sandra Clark, Idonna Kehres, June Gorrill, Joann Lehmann, Donna Lehmann, ' Barbara Younkin, Trois Stainbrook, Helen Sebring, Third Row- Lillian Wells, Marie Hiser, Cora Chalfin, Marilyn Hunt, Martha Strong, Patsy Lehmann, Janet Elarton, Beverly Burns, Lois Fausey, Margrete Stump, Naomi Bateson, Doris Sanders, WINNER WILLYU PLAY CAST First Row- Doyle Phillips, Jim Patton, Charmaine Strawman, Patsy Lehmann, Doris Sanders, Hblen Sebring, Dale Graber, Norman Bassett, Stcond Row-Ronald Bassett, June Gorri11L Carol Fausqy, Ruth Ann Bell, Betty Green, Miss Pletchere WEMPTY GESTUREU PLAY CAST First Row- Beverly Gorrill, Sandra Clark, Lillian Wells, Hblen Sebring, Trella Scott, Betty Green. Second Row-Mika Pletoher, Naomi Bateson, June Gorrill, L Trois Stainarook, Barbara Younkin, yn 9069 We G V. Vx Q .uw I V , , i xx unfor at I'bl'l5 WWW i 'ffEQ 5 I A' Y 1:5-nr - f t M- - --1-.,r 33.7.7- I I 'S S -X 1 'WB 3 ! . I-If -'7 'Q 1 X R79 V32 XJ 2 x J at U f-flafw f FOOTBALL TEAM First Row- Doyle Phillips, James Bowers, William Gangwer, Hhrrg Kemenah, Ronald Bassett, Donald Cunningham, Jim tahl, Richard Bowers, Donnie Norman, Willard Hunt. Second Row-Eddie Mlrer, Eddie Rose, Carl Klotz, Kenneth Cline, Eddie Moor, Edward Onsel, Jim Patton, Earl Dean Barlekamp, Everett Brewer, Bernard Kreie. Managerv-'Rex Bateson Coach--Mr. Gladieux IIHMAN TEAM First Row- Harry Kemaneh, Jim Patton, Eddie Moor, Richard Bowers, William Gangwer, Doyle Phillips, James Bowers. Second Row-Mr. Gladieuxq Kbnneth Cline, Ronald Bassett, Bernard Kreis, Jim Stahl. .-:Q fy X Msn MW, ,Xw ,ff . 4 Jun- ann-ua .-.. -- FIRST STHIHG Front- Eddie Lioor, Richard Bowers, James Bowers. Back- Kenneth Kline, Ronald Bassett, Jim Stahl. SECOND STRIWG Front- Jim Patton, William Gfanggwer, Harry A-emenah. Back- Donald Cunningham, Doyle Phillips, Everett Phillips. N 4 UQ. Ju-U1 VARSITY Left to Right- Don Cunningham, Doyle Phillips, Everett Brewer, Edward Onsel, Francis Kreais, Leroy Kline, James Bowers, Harry Kemenah. Captain- Jim Stahl Coach- Mr. Gladieux V RESERVE First Row- Edward Gnsel, Eddie Mirer, Norman Bassett, Harry Kemenah, Doyle Phillips. Second Row-Don Norman, Donald Deiter, William Gangwer, Bernard Kreais, Carl Klotz, Williard Hunt, 1 I 1 1 L I 1' F + 1' I :nn 1 1 I i nn E V .. lvl- -. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Rowena Bateson, Norma Mirer, Shirley Klotz, Patty Sue Gee. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First Row- Duane Correll, Thomas Cullison, Myron Bates, John - James, Robert Stahl, John Deer, Harry Shaw, Jbhn Michaels Second Row-Junior Shook, Donald Smith, Ben White, Don Yambert, Jim Bateson, Richard Lehmann, Mr. Gladieux. Third Row- Hershell Strong, John Heinsman, David Hoover, Leo Stiger, Morse Stiger. f Q'L 7? ag X A l . X W5 0,1 J l 2 1 s 5-x Mx' ...,...,..L..M -N-Q.. MM. i . We wmww QA .x x-,N FOOTBALL During the football season of 1949 the RISINGSUN TIGERS were successful in winning five of the nine genes which were scheduled, seven of which were six-men and two, elevenman. Twenty-five boys reported for practice, three being let' ter men from last year's squad. After a few weeks of stiff practice under the supervision of Coach Gladieux, we were ready to play ball. Our first game was with Clyde at the Clyde Premiere. The score ended O-O. Our next game we journeyed to Lakeside where we suffered a loss 26-6. We next journeyed to Greensprings and chalked up our first win 47-20. We next played Waterville and marked another win for the TIGERS 28-6. Our next game was with Wayne, in which we led all the way by a fair margin and the game ended 91-59. The followingg QRS was with Grand Rapids and again the TIGERS came through with a 44-6 score. We then journeyed to Luckey and suffered our second de- feat 15-6. Our next game was the most exciting game of the year. We played Bradner and the game ended 52-51. Our last game was with Bloomdale and we had a successful day by win- ning another game 25-14 and also winning the annual CIDI-SH JUG to keep until the teams meet the following yearu A very successful and exclting season was seen by alll 11-MAN R.H.S. 033304 Q 0 0000000 op0Q0pC1ide O R.H.S. 69990 cocoon p .enL8.k68,d6 6-MAN R,H,S. 47... -..Greensprings 20 ReHoSc 2.000 n I c 0 s owaterville 6 ReHoSe 911.0000 0 loeooooosowayne RoHaS. 44000 o 0 .Grand Rapids 6 RuHoS0 6001 D ........Luckey 15 ROH0s0 5150 IQ 0 0 0 1 0 R.H.S. gQ.... ...BLoomdale lg Total 264 Total 130 ,4HvFl.. '-- - - '1 VARSITY BASKETBALL The 19h9-50 basketball team had a very successful year, winning 16 and losing 6. Jim Stahl, a senior, was elected the out standing player in Wood County. Also, Jim was elected as a forward on the Wood County Basketball Team and received Honorable Mention for the All-State Basketball Team. Francis Kreaie received Honorable Mention on the Wood Bounty team. With the graduation of the 1950 class we will lose F. Kreaid, J. Stahl, E. Moor, B. Kline, and D. Cunningham. We except to have a good outcome next fear with some prospecting boys coming up. Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsmn Rigingsun Risingsun Risingsun Risingsun Rislngsun Risingsun Rising un Risingsun Risingazn Risingsun Risingsun , q,5. O O I O .Cl lil O O I O l I O O O C ob ceo BASKETBALL SCORES :: 22155, .. 5 L3 .35 38 1 6 H2 .. ....3E .. ...Z3 O0 OOO 8 .Ol Oil .. ...Z .. ...lv TOURNAMENT GAMES b L2 IO. OOC Q O oe seogo oo c0039 FREMONT DISTRICT GAME po 09:26 Wayne0oo000ll0OOOI28 OOOOIOIOOOIQOI-Fmt Jackson Burgoon... 0 Cygnetoooeooeoseoo walbridgeeeeoooooo 9 St. Wende1in...... 1 Olncyilllililllllim Wa-yn-esooooeeo oo A-mSd9neeeeeeoooeos Bradncr...........h3 Milton Center,.... Z Luckeyoooooeooooio .. M Webster...... .. C1yd6eosooeooo Pembervi11e.......33 van I-4119000000 000021 B1oomdale....,.... 6 HBadner.... . .. 8 Portage.... . .. 8 Lakeooeeooc eooo31 Li-bertyeoeooeoeuoo31 WB.5hi!'1gt0neeeooeee27 Luckeylloooooooeeou-1 Luckayooeaopg AQQJQZ Cnler Jus F00'U:aH Actions W 1 T Y W 9.0 iff ba la GUY We NY my ' Hb Kzmaftzp' .,.fn,vS QM -I. ,itl- u , 1-is I ,a ,. if 1, Q I if . J X .L f ' K. 0 D 5 , ffxqf' ...., 1' -sTg '35..-in 4 n li ' V J I ,A,w .. 1' f I fx 1 ' LV ,f f 1 X! , ' .,,4,g T QW ' 51 ,,,, ,. .,. , un 'Al' , .F n,., Y. 6. fw- ci .6 L? W E vw .ffq -if 1 ,fxff 1 P iff, if 'wif' f .4 'F 'I' U LIBRARIANS First Row- June Gorrill, Idonna Kehres, Trella Scott, tMargrete Stumpy Barbara Lehmanne Second-Row-Miss. Pletcher, Donnie Graber, Sandra Clark, Donna Lehmann, June Stainbrook, Norma Myers, Third Rowe-Hblen Sebring, Jean Smith, Ethel Sanders. STUDENT ODUNCIL First Row- Carol Fauaey, Donna Lehmann, Jim Stahl, Leroy Kline, Mr. Hiatt. , Second RowwNancy Stiger, Patsy Leh hnny Jhmes Bowers, Donnie Normmnb John James, Norman Bassett. 5' Q 5 2 -www- ir A 'Q Q A First Row- Second Row Third Row- First Row- Second Row- Third Row- F.H.A. Eva Rathburn, Carol Fausey, Ruth Ann Bell, Lois Fausey, Betty Green, Mrs. Taylor. -Beverly Beidelschies, Marie Hiser, Mina Shaw, Helen.Sebring, Trella Scott, Patricia Lehmann. Martha Strong,Cora Chalfin, Beverly Burns, Janet Deer, Naomi ateson, Joan Kline, June Gorrille F.F.A. Harold Purkey, Doyle Phillips, Ronald Bassett, Don Swaisgood, Donald Deiter, Mr. Stevens. Eddie Rose, Norman Bassett, Rex Bateson, Carl Klotz, Don Norman, Kenneth Cline, Fred Schauer, Albert He minger. Bernard Kreaie, Fred Gangwer, William Gangwer, Earl Barlekamp, Fred Bingle, im Patton, Harry Kemenah, 'Robert Shaw. .abr-' i s 5 E , 3 x MA kilns 4- -2 -ww- x- gmgwvs R QQ: vo QQ 'Nfww .,.. 3 9TfTE 'IiT3HY H I HALLQ:s 2E?f:h Q!FEl?'iN 3859 IP TES 1, 15'F3,fi11f Y ix' gi X X h1...W-.,,1.. A- 5 .JI ,vm Qi 'Wg ff' wi' 4... x QW S in ff ' ff 5:7 ,.f' ,..f W, .lf .,f'f'q cl v ., ,,4 5 Ee ' Stud Hail Luk rg EW .ga Chemast '13Q.7Ef...11. .1x.. 1-,f7 ' -7 1 2 3 +5 , X 7 3 9 'fu ,,5j574 l .Q '4 M Av Riff Ybwxxc' ' Fx ' L im 'zz 23 Q '25 za Jkdflfb 15 ,M 2 ' - Y' ff? LM- 2.22 !9 ,? - ,, f--' I ,,.f! .27 f-J I' P If fi i .- U R r'J If.. C LJ - vv W--qv-gfw wm,NqWWMW,lWwlm, Popularity Contest Most Popular Girl Barbara Lehmann Beverly Gorrill Prettiest Girl Most Most Most Barbara Lehmann Joann Lehmann Courteous Girl Beverly Gorrill Barbara Younkin Friendly Girl Beverly Gorrill Mary Phillips Pleasant Girl Beverly Gorrill Lois Fausey Bashful.Girl Madonna Utz Marilyn Hunt Studlous Girl Beverly Gorrill Ethel Sanders Athlete Girl Mary Keller Barbara Lehmann Talented Girl Girl Charmaine Strawman Beverly Gorrill With Best Sense of Humor Mary Phillips Janet Deer Serious Girl Barbara Lehmann Jean Smith Talkative Girl Barbara Miller Naomi Bateson Ambitious Girl Beverly Gorrill Mary Phillips Busieat Girl Beverly Gorrill Barbara Iehmuuun Most Most Most Mos t Most Popular Boy Jlm Stahl Fred Sehauer Handsome Boy Jim Stahl ' Leroy Kline Courteous Boy Eddie Rose Donnie Swaisgood Friendly Boy Jim Stahl Ronald Bassett PleasantBoy'. Jim Stahl Leroy Kline Bashful Boy Fred Bingle Harold Purkey Studious Boy Leroy Kline Ed Onsel Athlete Boy IUmStahl Francis Kreais Talented Boy Ronald Bassett Ed Onsel Boy With Best Sense Jian .Stahl Don Graber Serious Boy Eddie Moor Ed Rose Talkative Boy Eddie Moor Ed Rose of Humor Ambitious Boy Donnie Swaisgood Jim Stahl Busiest Boy Jl 1Stahl Donnie Swaisgood A I CAN YOU IMAGINE 7 Mr. Hiatt selling cosmetics. Miss Pletcher not having anything to do. Mr. Stevens not teaching agriculture. Mrs. Stith liking study hall. Mrs. Bows not speaking any French in French class. Mrs. Taylor teaching boys' physical education. Mr. Smith enjoying commercial law class. Mr. Gladieux talking history in history class. Ronnie Bassett not going steady. Bussy Kline and Barbara Younkin not fighting, Trois Stainbrook playing the Sousaphone. Bev Gorrill getting in anyone's way. Jim Stahl not getting a butch haircut. Eva Rathburn not getting discouraged in typing. Barbara Miller gett1ng.ln'ear1y1 Francis Kreais coming to school on time or being present every day. Lois Fausey being unpleasant. Eddie Rose being 6'3 . Don Cunningham not disagreeing or not arguing in com er- ical law class. ' L 1' Don Graber weighing ninety-five pounds. Donnie Swaisgood not being interested in agriculture. - ' Richard Bowers not experimenting in and out of chemistry. Fred Bingle being a city slicker. H' 3 Eddie Moor without a car. The Sr. girls not wearing the Sr. boys' jackets. ' The Sr. boys not teasing Bev about such bad grades. The Seniors not eating candy in visual education. 5' l . Loretta Copley not reading a library book. The cooks having a three-course meal. June Gorrill not having dates. June Stainbrook being sober for five minutes. Mina Shaw not getting teased on the bus. Dorothy not having any money to count. The school kids acting their age on the bus. pf gas school building being the right temperature every minute. e girls not primping in classes. f Eighth-period typing class typing. Anyone in law class becoming a lawyer. M -M ' The biology and chemistry classes getting started on time. . The Lehmann sisters not trying to beat each other in French ' tests. Gail Garey and Jo Ann Ryder not flirting with Sr. boys. - - - -runnin ui' ANSWE Pep- ------- -1 -v-qvlywu-W-.,Vv,.,w v ., R TO MAIDENYS AND GENTLEMAN'S PRAYERS ----------------------Barbara Miller, Dale Graber Eyelashes --------------- -----Trois Stainbrook, Don Cunningham Neatness--- ---- ---- ----- -----B rbara Lehmann, Richard Bowers Personality- -------------- ---- -Donna Lehmann, William Gangwen Quietness------'----------- ----- --Madonna Utz, Fred Bingle Fniend1iness---- ---- - ----- '--- --Mary Phillips, Ronnie Bassett Wit- ------ Car ------ -- Smi1e------ B ains ---'- Qxsnbsccn 01911113-xcntps ---------- ---- ----- --June Gorrill, Norman Bassett --------------------Eddie Mow -----------------------Lois Fausey, Harry Kemenah --Charmaine Strawman, Ed Onsel Eyese---g--g--- ------------- --v---Jean Smith, Francis Kreais Ambition--- Beidelschies, Donnie Swaisgood Hair ---------- ------------------- Beverly Gorrill, Bussy Kline Pollteness ---- ----'---------- ----- Eva Rathburn, Donnie Dieter Athlete ------- ------------------------ Carol.Fausey, Jim Stahl Laugh ---------------------- --- ---- Dorothy Stahl, Don Graber Walk ------- -- ------ -----'--- ---- --Bnrbara'Younkin, Jim Stahl i Dan it me ww Pnls, I'll Wmrrv Maw ,P K Q AkA M 3 bistexm I 4. S-A..,,,gf 'Xi 1' Ill ,ft P-M fx I- 1 Always eating S W xr. smith - Q -....,...,1 .,. N if Q' ... Linus: ig: f 1 S ii! x 6-.....-.Q Ehnt's this! f Q fa N162 iii ' QS ,.,. ,, j in -..-..............,, 5 -----Q........ 5 I 5: ---.-......,, A 'fx 'Q-Z! N., , 1 W Ar, Q Q '3i1f, k Sept 00130 CALENDAR School started. Bassett, Phillips, Shaw, and Straw- man head classes. Student Council organized. Jim Stahl elected Pres- ident. First full day of school. Cheerleader try outs, four were elected. Clyde played Risingsun. to-oy This was a preview. Moor came to school with a broken hand. What hap- pened, Moor? Back to the routine! Boys aren't wearing their ties anymore. Visual Education started. One less class that day. Lakeside played RHS. L-25, R-6. Stahl scored. Lois Fausey chosen President of FHA. Pep Session. Last year's football and basketball letters passed out. Seniors decided on Dicken Studio for graduation pictures. Freshmen Initiation! Boy, the Freshmen sure blessed the Sophomores. Waterville played RHS. Senior's Magazine Sale began. Don Norman came to school all scratched. Looks as if something happened, huh, Don? Eddie Rose got lst in Wood County for the Ohio Hiso tory Test. Luckey played RHS. L-15, R-6. Individual pictures. Everybody combed their hair. HHS played Wayne. I92e59J Jr. Class picture show, WMARK OF ZORROU. Sr. Class pictures taken at Fostoria. Jrs. received their rings. Some have given theirs away already. They're really nice. ' Barbara Lehmann chosen Football Queen. Trois Stainw lll'l 1 -v--v-v , ...--.gf'------- - 77.7 ,i,,.,. , .. . ,W ,W A Nov. ll R 25 -- TEr' 1MPH e revue'-WM. CALENDAR !CON'T.J brook, Doris Ponsetta, and Joann Lehmann served as Atv tendants. Student Council is getting the throne ready for the Queen Chemistry class is planning to make Cl. tomorrow. Every- body hold your nose. Jim Stahl crowned the Queen. RHS 51vBKS 52. NO SCHOOL! OH, HAPPY DAY! North Baltimore played RHS. First day of snow, but not enough to see it. Eddie Moor drove his new Chevrolet to school today! Now, Girls!!! Assembly 4th and 6th periods. Mr. Diehl spoke on nEpig- ramsn. Bloomdale vs. RHS. Jrs. play, NASK ME ANOTHER . Sophomores started selling schedule pencils. They really sold well. Freshmen and Seniors took Ohio Psychology Test. We sure showed our intelligence! Ha, Ha! School Fair. Red Star Cowboys' program in eve. Pancake supper and visitation of rooms. NO SCHOOL! Armistice Day. Ed Rose went to Ohio University for the Ohio History Test. He did fine. Seniors visited Auto Lite. Thanks, Bev. Everybody was telling everybody else how to make spark- plugs. lst day of Hunting! No boys present. I wonder why? Wayne Here. Band played. Tigers won the first one. Played Lake here. Won another. Thanksgiving program in afternoon. THANKBGIVING VACATION!!! Back to school after a happy vacation. Dec. Jan. 29 I 5 5 6 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 22 5 CALENDAR COON'T.D Cygnet beat RHS. Exchange of names for Christmas. BB Game at Walbridge. Team is losing, but there is no football helmet to make their heads swell because they won the lst three games. Everybody present in High School but one person. St. Wendelin game there. Lost. It couldn't be the referees, could it? n I wonder who left the pigeon in the Sr. Class roog and what made Don Swaisqood laugh so hard. Also, what happened in chemistry lab., Richard Bowers? Nas it fun to watch your finger burn. lGood excuse for keeping out of typing class, huh?J Olney here. We won. Srs. decorated their room for Christmas! More fun! Especially putting the decorations back up after they kept falling down. Jrs. Skating Party. Chemistry class made NH5 today! Noswonder everybody took deep breaths. Dramatics Club Party. Shows 7th and 8th periods. We have them once each week. Jrs. and lower grades are now decorating their rooms. Miss Pletcher unable to be here as she fell near the gym. Wayne there. Grade School Oneretta, with Girl's Glee Club as en- tertainment between acts. Amsden here, another win. Eddie Moor was really awake as he helped raise the score several points. Keep it up, Eddie! Ny, the Juniors sure like to decorate the Study Hallfespecially with straw., Bradner there. lNe did it again.J Vacation start- ed. OH! HAPPY'WEEK! Back to work again. Everybody seems on the bell. D - f -if f- A AAA Feb o MBI' Q 4 9 16 17 19 20 25 25 I 5 6 8 10 16 18 22 25 28 2 6 ----an V..-n ve.-H-...p-Q.---,.. e- ,V CALENDAR fCON'T.l This yearls football letters nassed out by Coach Glad- ieux. Let's hope the chemistry class does not have the respon sibility of putting out any fires!!! Beginning of Farmers Institute. High School heard Morn ing session. High School again sees Institute. Band played in eve. Annual pictures taken. Hardly any classes all day! Pemberville there. I thought we were going to have a lecture in commercial law class? Polio Dance. What happened to the lights? Ha, Hal FEI Parliamentary Procedure Contest. Oh, the boys! Portage there. Wood County Tournament. Lake 51 RHS 45a Buckeye Girls' State Film. Liberty 31 RHS 42. Keep up the good work, boys. Benefit Game. Teachers vs. Town Team. Poor teachers! Tontogany 27 BHS 50. Wetre improving. NO scHooLt RHS se Luckey 41. Nhat happened? I guess we thought we were playing Tontogany again. Jackson won the Jood Co. Tournament. NO SCHOOL! The ice was nthick and slickn. RHS played Luckey. Lost again. I guess the boys were tired of plaving basketball. What was the matter, Coach? Was the ice slippery? He really fe11 hard. Seniors Skating Party. Where was everybody? QFrQm.RHS THAT ISlD . 044- -151----M--H --L-..nr-- - -laiingta-+4 f --fL-- -4 M-uni-N ---ei---Min+ - ----- ---- - - April May Y -- --lf-e'f1fwly--'vw----- -H es s-.--r1Illy--- +--f Y -v -ve--Y Yu-vs-.-v-1un,, Q, CALENDAR fCON'T.J RHS FHA had a meeting uith Amsden FHA. Ronnie Bassett, ill. Get well quick, Ronnie.- Donkey Basketball game. How about that dark- colored one they brought in last, Francis? Bonnie Bassett is on the bright side again and the Dramatlcs Club presented the play, NTHB INNER WILLYW. Del-Rio boys. Sponsored by Auxiliary. A ' Jr.-Sr. Banquet at YNCA and Skating Vanities at Spams Arenea in Toledo.f Valedictorian and Salutatorian picked.. I A l . ' . . '.--.L Easter Vacation! - , A V ' All saddened to hear of Mr. Walters spoident. t 'H-1 -. School dismissed in afternoon for Hr. Walters funeral Scholarship Tests. Sr. girls and all the Senior Mothers and the teachers were honored at the Mothers and Others Club. Athletic Banquet. Senior Class play NTHE BIG HELFN. Spring Concert for the entire school. District Scholarship Test at BG. Baccalaureate Services. FFA Banquet. Commencement Excercises. Rev. Hahn, speaker. Seniors start on their trip to Iashington. Final exams. School dismissed as exams are over. Picnic--Last da? of school. Alumni Banquet. HNOU ITS ALL OVERni I ---far f --re La-A-W --ee -- A-A -s-nnlA--- -- e-1 --1.4 - - f--- An.:-------f-5-Q...-+-.:.r A fx X87 1 W . X52 ff gf' J 9 4E Q r if XM ff' if an Pilifffgizi 4Q2,:41ij,--. BE AN EARLY BIRDAN AL UMNI Class of 1897 Alvah Mowen A. Jo Day Rose CLongl Horn Ada Cbayl Dalton Class of 1898 and 1899 2+ Carrie CStrubble2 HassoP Mae CHenry7 Millman N George Martin Mary QBonawit3 Green Lulu CHengste1er? Day Elsie CPhillipsj Karns W Class of 1900 Rosa CPhil1ipsQ Kureth N Nellie Martin W Bessie Day 4 Mae CKlotzJ Inman Minnie fBonawitj Stahl Estella CBatesD Swisher Class of 1901 Enoch Morrison Glass of 1902 Peral CMillerD Cole Warren Byin ton W Alma CMyers? Aumaugher Class of 1905 John Morrison Ernest Burnett W Class of 1904 Calvin Mgers N Herbert ailey Joseph Flynn H Class of 1905 Tressie QBatesJ Bower Margie lMyersj Goudy Herma CMyersD Huffman Class of 1906 CContinuedJ Mabel fYambertD Morrison Wirt Urschel Flossie QBowel Aukland Durbin Phillips W 4 Glass of 1907 Merril White Ethel CDayD Chilcote Mary fCnselJ Hanrahan Will Blackman M Raymond Myers Class of 1908 Bertha CMyersD Ferguedn Bertha fConnelD Swope XClass of 1909 Tina C0vermyer Morse Carrie fMil1er Fitch Maude KB1ackmanQ Westover Gladys Day Class of 1910 Minnie KDayJ Gohlike Helen Benard H Edward Flynn Sidnay'Wo11am Stanley Wollam Class of 1911 Loree CShrefflerJ White Cecil fDunlayJ Crawford Lena Cook W Glen Ream Hazel Wollam Wheeler White Class of 1912 Nina CRaubl Hill Ella CRoushJ Heberling Harold Heberling Otto Millers Florence fGraberJ Miller M Geraldine lMinnickJ Gobel Leila CBatesJ Ha1ry Class of 1906 Jennie lHenryD Jennings Edna iaoushy Shultz a. I Ralph Blackman Wayne Shaw George Raub X A , W, Class of 1913 Vivian f3hreffler7 Belarin l Eulalia CLehmannl Kalters Elma QMartinD Kuhn Bessie iShawJ Taplinw Wade NcAdamsw class of l9ln V Ecco CBinglel Havens Lorene CStahl7 Bragg Ethel fWhitmanH Kellen Glenn Ash Corrine iLehmannJ Muggy Earl Swaisgood Class of l9l5 and 1915 Elsie CFernbaughD Higloy Elzre r Randal Homer White Leon Bates Melvin Bower Cladys fKel1yJ Price Ethel Hooverw Burton Bauman Beulah fhollenboughl Diver Bert Bingle Blanch CDinglel Bauman Evelyn fByingtonJ Savage Christie Ross Lavon lMorrisonl Kath Class of 1917 Edna KPhillipsJ Logan Howard Reese haven Cheiglerl Dennis Laura Blessing Hazel iNotestinel Leedy Velma lDaltonJ Reese Treva iCorrell7 Whiteman Ernest Bauman Class of 1918 -1Mildred'KMartinl Christian Ldna Brown Margaret KMcAdamsJ Credicott is Hlverta lShefflerJ Hiller ' HazBl2CElliottJ Vhitman Loretta lmorrisonl White Dora CDennisl Kuhn Class of 1919 9 Wroena Q Lehmann? Finklen Scottie C Mcadamsl Manrdis Bertha lZimmermanl Reiglers Vera CStah1J Rogers Joy CFoxJ Mercer Howard Blessing ciass of 1920 Doris CTittle9 Hiser Ruth CConawayJ Bennett Mary fhoweyl Murphy Flossie fPhillipsD Strawman Laurel fBonawitD Cnsel Laila fKlineJ Post RalphQBernard anna tUrschel3 Patton Lola KMichael Hamilton Marveline Day' Stanley Dennis Class df l?2l Esta Edwards! Deer Avis Bowes Neva lPhillipsJ Hower Bertha 4BingleJ Sherrard Dottie CZimmermanD Baldwin Charlotte fRoush7 HdrshaD. Class of l922 Helen CPattonJ Dalton Elaine iSheff1erl Buckenmyera Laurel fBoweJ Kohle Everett Flaherty Carlton Blessings Dallas Williams Florence CMartin7 Williams Glenola iMastersJ Blessing Hazel QHengstelerl Dalton Class of l 23 Vera ?HaumanD Hill Geraldine iRosenberger?Willia Robert Conaway Milo Hengsteler Everett Stahl Lehmann Morrison Rolland Dalton John Dennis Class of 192h Bessie CSimmsQ Brown Class of 1919 , Pansy lzenderl Reinick Karis CShefflerJ Jay Homer Bowe Virgil Reese ' Guesta CHowerl Shreffler f 4 9 lm 7 do-T F 'F -, 'T 4 ,, Class of 1924 CContinuedD Class of 1929-CContinuedl Lelia CHampshireD Martin Cleta CTnrasherl Bates Martha cxiineh Fake Vivienne QThrasherl Stout Nina CCorrelll Smothers Edna CHoweyl Strange Bernieae QStrausbaughl Knauss Herald Ohler Oby Bonawit ' A William Crawford ' John Gschwind DeloresCNederhouserl , Meckstroth, ' Lillian fSheasleyf Lehmann Helen CAl1enP Tigner Josephine iPlantz Swope Josephine CKnisleyl Ferguson Class OT 1935 Lucinda LFryD Fernbaugh Beatrice flehmannl Heiset Mary Glebel ', Lois weakens Ruth iMillihineD Beam Geneuiev: Ionian Averill fihrasherl Felkey Alino QEH A vi Gibson Marjorie kThrasherl'Wild Leota f'w igingman A Wendufiw qui! C1385 of 1950 Gladys LlLfllLpsl Carnock Eulah QF9ffJ Oliver 3 Elsie COsborneJ Hesinger Beulah fhgffl Rowland Margaret 1DeerlQH ih Class of 1926 Mabel fMcHaffiel H engsteler Twile lShrefflerl Louden Yetta CHowerJ Stahl Helen lBonawitl Bowe Essel CPattonJ Buckingham Lowell Strausbaugh Golen Glapper Lthel lLehmannl Dull Ruth CBrownJ Reese Class of 1927 Rolland Hengsteler Robert Gangwer Roy-Roush Melvin Kline Marjorie CHalll Roush Thelma QBowe Roush Helen fPhillipsl Stoudinger Elizabeth qnaitonl scrawman Garland LNederhouserf Fern Esther QEarlI Pelton Ruth Widen R Dale Burdick Robert Hengsteler Joy Kline Clinton Crawford Joseph Patton Ronald Fisher Woodrow Fry GarnetoBurnse Kenneth Stahl Raymond Phillips Maldetts CEdgingtonl Lahrman Leo Lehmann Marion Roush Gage Geyer Ruth C5acobsl Shearer Class of 1951 Velma CKlotzJ Baker Beatrice CKinseyD Sholl Class of 1928 Eva CEarll Miller Elizabeth CBowerl Fowler Elta CUlartonJ Kline Ruth QNeffl Powell Clarence Keely Robert Mumaugh Class of 1929 Royal Brown Mamie CBettsJ Jacobs mary Jane Ulschmnd Rower U,C. Gschwind e Kenneth Helsel Glenn Hayne Florence fllerl Smith Minnie fKline Gladfelter Dale Michael Raymond St. Clair Wilber Swope, ' ' ' Robert Knisely Class of 1952 Joe Fowler Anna fLamml Haddox Donald Lam Byron Klutz Y I L 'L T Class of 1932 fcontinuedl Class of l93h Ccontinuedl Keith Yoder Ross Bateson Daryl Krauss Noel Mhresher Wo-ddr ow Ke e ly Hubert Dklton Aldine iFisherJ Shorg Gienoia CTodd7 Deiter Mildred fJacobsD Murray Robert Gschwind Wilson Meckstreth Kathryn QConloyJ Valentine Maxine Feltman Class of 1933 Ottis Bowe Mardella iBatesJ DeWitt ' Zelma Bauman Howard Burdick Helen K5audersJ Ohler Sidney Bovee Charles Woodruff Marion Hiser Paul Smith George Nederhouser John Fowler Xenoline lFewD Gorrill Nicholas Gschmind Valena CKlotZ7 Wensel Garnet Y ounkin Loren Strausbaugh Carl Roush Grace Smith Mary ibahsl Frost WilliamwTrojan Mary CClarkJ Ogaaki Fred Welker Calvin Kuhn Jr, Veva fCook7 Hunt Larry Todd Bertha CHeberlingD Kiser Class of l93h Pearl QWeiRerl Wollam Norman Wollam Margaret CCrawfordD Alley Josephine iBonawittD Lamm Joseph Myers Ardis Strausbaugh Elton Kuhn Robert Cornwelly Jessie KYounkinD Few Annabe1'lLoeD Horner Virginia CEyreJ Grill , , U V' V . 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Cla Berniece QKlotzD Zimmerman Dustin Stoudinger Leta fBurnsP Killix Pearl Gsohmind Kenneth Burns Margaret CChalEin5 Heinsman Virginia QMillerI Zaferin ss ct 1035 Ira Bovee Darrell Burns Anna Belle CCraunD Swaidgood Glenola KGeyerJ Nogel Escil Hiser Eleanor fHollenbaughD Fowler Ruth Cllerl Crawford Nadine CKeely7 Hitchcock GeraldineCKerrJ Craun Marcine CKnaussJ Hiser Bernard Knisley Juanita CKuhnl Cornwell Esther CMilliganD St. Clair Ila COrtD Strausbaugh Audrey KRussellJ Gorm Carl Knaussa Nina CSpurgeonl Wise Reed Todd Martha CWoodruffJ Alley Verdnn Zimmerman Class of 1936, Cla Ruth CMilliganl Renfrew Grace CWisnerJ Pelton Doris CCOXD Scoville Freda COhlerJ Dewitt Irma CGschwindD Millhiae Phyllis KHuffD Kuhn Geraldine CKnaussD Burns Marie Cweikerl Hunt Elma Belle CKlotzD Baker Mary CLehmannJ Laird Elizabeth CAndrewsJ Steinhour Gerald Strausbaugh s of 1937 Robert White Wallace Houtz Anna Ruth CSchroyerl Alltsenn Harold Keller Betty CYoderJ Keller Charles Huffman Donald Deiter Helen KLehmann7 Raubenalt Nathan Hampshire -Q - ! , 1, f A ,f 1' f 7, . ' X f , . lf 4,1 . f f , ' ' f X 2 .- --1 ' , M ' A f ' 'A fy ,4- 1, rv, 9 E X Class of 1957 ccantiauadl ciaaa of 1959 CContinuedl Laurel CBowser Carpenter Marjorie CKuhn Wade Edna Pearl CHuntJ Woods Emma fReeseJ M er Marie CClauseyg Calkins Jane Myers Thearon Shreffler Kenneth Geyer H Bernice CJacobsP Good Collin Andrews N Class of 1938 Edward Crawfoot Richard Parsons Beulah CTurnerl Hiser Elizabeth CStoudingerJ Parsons Ruth Choushl Swaisgood Alta Grover Lucille CShawJ Magnes Helen Swope Starla CUtzJ Miller James Juffman Ruth fwondersl Gaahwiad Ruth CPhillipsJ Jurrus Virginia CKlineD Jost Emerson Parsons Ibert Burns Wayne Samples Evelyn CHeberlingJ Shaver Cecil Weiker James Johnson Ralph Cox Clayton Myers Elizabeth CMyersD Waitman Phyllis iPlantz7 Harrison Albert Todd Class of 1959 Roy Miller Phyllis CStevensJ Reese Junior Bonawit Miriam CYoderl Crawfoot William Stump Madeline CHollenbaugh5 Kitzler William Archibald Frances Goudy Evelyn fNyel Inks Harry Milligan Edward White Betty KGarbersonl Gsohwind Mary Josephine fMyersJ ' Livingston Harold Shaw Almanette fMelchoirl George Nora Mae lHenr J McGee Donna CKenned Y Shreffleryf Opal CElartong Babcock PM Wilma Vandersall Kathleen lHuffJ Tbdd Class of 1940 Leila CBatesD Thrasher . Kathyrn Chnisleyl Lee Cletus Spitzer N Marveleen lHuffl Johnson Jamcie iLehmannD Radcliffe Hortense lBowUnlMQKinney Joan CZimmermanJ Horner Martha Fry Geraldine Cox Alvin Stahl Maurice Moor Evelyn fweikerl Rose Glenola CKerrJ Clevenger Class of l94l Margie CMilliganl Miller Gerald Chalfin Elaine CGschwindD Troxell Chester Robinson Arlene CPhillipsJ Smith William Goudy Cecil Shultz Henry Hollinger Rosalind CYoderJ Turner A Nellie CHuntD Nighswander Thelma CKeelyl Decker Herald Grover Eloise CHuffl!Ward Phyllis fCorrel1P Walters Kathyrn CKerrP Bonawit Robert Elliott John Turner Dorothy CCrawfordJ Wilch Victor Knisel Betty CPattonl St. Clair Brooks A. Parsons Miriam CGrover7 Feasel Class of 1942 William Stevens W Robert Lehmann Em a CShalfinl Kiser Luella CSwaisgood7 Whitney Dale Houtz 1 Verneda CBarlekampJ Welty Gale Bates Blaine Blosser Robert Bonawit Betty CCorre1lJ Morrell' Edwin Cunningham C1aSS Of 19H2foantinuadl Idella fGilliland7 Whitmore Claude Goudy Georganne CHuff7 Conine Bessie fhuntl Roller Wayne Knisely Rita CKuhn7 Thomas Ruth KMichaelsJ Goudy Vincent Miller Doris Moor Margaret CPhillipsJ Kiser Sorman Phillips Helred Schmitz Lloyd Smith Charles Strausbaugh Edgar Stump S Norma Utz Danna fwaltersl Stump Ross Zimmerman Class of l9h3 Norman Bates Helen CGangwerJ Buehning Donald Gschhind Phyllis Caollahhaughy Herzog Hilma CHuffJ Reinbolt Arthur Huffman V DonaldjKeller Donna fMillerD Calahan Betty lKerr1 Myers Ray Kline , Mary MarieCMoorD Cunningham Annabel CNycumJ Cooke Rosaline fPocsD Museman J I Class of l9Lh fcontinuedj Eldon Parsons George Putman Anna CStahlD Jacsey Ernest Swaisgood Phyllis Um Laura Mae CYounkinP Zim erman Class of l9h5 George Bingle Kenneth Bowen Jeanette CHenry P Chihein Madelyn Clillerl De Cesare Donna Hosier Vernon Phillips Fairie fPutmanJ Arden Stevens Walter Warriner Marian Wells Phillips Class of l9h6 Paul Phillips Carl Chalfin Jr. Mary Onsel Mardine Elarton Bernice Parspns William Swaisgood John Uandersall Lola Laderman Marcie Elarton Kathryn CKemenahI ganky Marion Shultz - Richard Hovis Kathleen fhobinsonl Schaufelberger Esta fStahlO Helle Kenneth Wells Paul Sahs Class of l9hh Juanita fBatesD Strausbaugh Betty Bingle Leah lBowenD Schenefield Lois fCorrellD Engle Elossie Grawford Paul Edinger Naomi CFryD Davis Mary fGroverj Fisher Keith Burner Arvine Houtz Pauline CHuffJ Huffman. Jerry Huffman Jr, Helen CHuntJ Loach Lila Lee CChalHinJ Frisch Class of 19 7 Treva Phillipsl Betts Cran Correll Jr, Ben Strange Irene Pocs June iSthhllStevens Carolyn Myers Dick Sahs Cleo Klotz Marvin Green John Bingle Doris iChalfinJ Hoffman Ben Cunningham Paul Dennis Catherine Gangwer Jim Lehmann Sarah Miller Tom Reineck Mariorie Smith Warren Smith Eugene Straasbaugh V Naomi CShaWD Scoville X my of P I Class of 1947 CContinuedj Class of 1949 John Ziegman Derwin Bates Betty Huff Barbara fBrewerlWoodruff Norman Burns Class of l948 Don Correll Lowell Bassett Kenneth Correll Darrell Bates Virginia Cullison Rowena Bragg Gladine Gangwer Jim Ferguson Joe Goudy Virginia Gilland Robert Goff Sarah Hunt Marjorie Higley Clarence Kerr Jr. Martha Huffman Ronald Klotz Marsha CMillerD Baker Rolland Knisley Gerald Mundwiler Eugene McClellan Sara Onsel Donna lMorganDCrispin . Bernadine Parsons Donna KNew1ovelC1auss Paul Stahl Helen Onsel . 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