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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1951 volume:

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Smith, our commercial teacher and yearbook advisor, to receive this signal honor of nDedicat1on.n Mr. Smith, who is now serving his second year in the Rising- sun Bohool Commercial Dept., has been a tireless, capable guide to us, as we have worked from day to day. We, without reservation, feel that he has earned this recognition. During his teaching here, he has developed an outstanding interest in the affairs of the Risingsun School and community, with no activity too large or small, for him to be a part-- , nYou can always depend on the presence and help of Mr. Smithn nhe'1l be there.N With his interest in athletics, dramatics, journalism and music to be great, he has made the students feel that their interests are his interests. Hay we congratulate Mr. Smith in this Dedication role and may we wish him extended and pronounced success as he continues to work in his chosen profession. V W M- V -L f--- A- U ' .5 .,.g . N' '1 Ep1'roR1AL Another year at R.H.S. has come and gone. We, of the annual staff, have tried to make this book a way of helping you relive the events of the past year. Through new pictures and new lit- erature, we have attempted to glve you an Interesting outline of the past year's work. Sports, dramatics, and music have added to the pleasure of this year, while our studies have contributed to the more serious side, We sincerely hope we have made this annual as interesting as the annuals of the past have been. May many happy moments be yours in years to come as you once again look through the following pages of this book. As Editor, I wish to thank Mr. Smith, our commercial teacher, the staff, teachers, all friends, patrons, and students who in any way helped to make the RISING HI a success, I We hope that you will always keep this book close at hand so that you can look at it and recall your days at Risingsun. EditorlOO0ODlOll Assistant Editor Business Manager Advertising... Photography... Circulation... Features... Art.. Sports.. Typists.... THE RISING HI ANNUAL STAFF C O 0000 Q O on OOO O O I O l OC OO O l ,,Mary Phillips ,,Donna Lehmann ,Margrete Stump Barbara Lehmann Margrete Stump .,..Betty Green Norman Bassett Mary Keller .Doyle Phillips Barbara Lehmann Dale Graber ,,Helen Sebring Don Dieter Ed Onsel .,,Ethel Stahl Madonna Utz Jeane Smith Lois Stahl OOO ,,,,Jeane Smith Helen Sebring Margrete Stump Ethel Stahl Lois Stahl Mary Phillips Delcie Stahl Barbara Lehmann Madonna Utz Betty Green Advisorn , ,Mr. winiam M, Smith President -------.- Vice President ---- Clerk Mr. J. C. Gschwind SCHOOL BOARD an--nqanqausonqqe Q-spa.-nuns.-noun-u nam-png.: MT: Oo Lo BOWG -Mr. G. J. Michael Mr. L. R. Millhime Mr, Don E. Hiatt Mr. J. H. Bingle 7aaaZZq 1957 DON E. HIETT Ohio Northern University Graduate in Pedagogy B. S. in Education Ohio State University, M. A. WILLIAM I . STEVENS Agriculture Ohio State University B. S. in Agriculture ALTON A. GLADIEUX Coach Toledo University B. S. in Education WILLIAM M. SMITH Commercial Bowling Green State University B. Sc. in Education GARNET OIINS Home Economics Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education EVALENA PLETCIIER English Hillsdale College, A. B. University of Michigan A. M. in English Ohio State University RICHARD C. CI-IADWICK Director ot Music ' ' B. S. in Education Bowling Green State University MRS. KATHLEEN BOWE French and English Ohio State University B. S. in Education Zzculzfg 1957 ESTHER MESSENGER Sixth Grade Ohio Northern University B. S. in Education LOREE A. WHITE Fifth Grade Graduate of Teachers College Miami University MARIORIE GOUDY Fourth Grade Miami University Bowling Green State University Chautauqua, N. Y. IUMA SCHROTE Third Grade Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education State Elementary Lite Certificate LOIS A. DALTON Second Grade Bowling Green State University State Elementary Life Certificate MARY EVELYN BROWN First Grade Bowling Green State University I I I vu K? r' Bu5oRuvERS - LOONIS COX MILLJGAN JAN!TOR - CUNT CRAWFORD .V , 4.12 3. 0FF'Cf GW- Cooks - mnsmoncfm mas. HUFFNAN DOROTHY wn.cn mas. rsaousow TODAY ANCHOR WE . WE LAUNCH SHALL WHERE SENIORS - gk: 4. 0 wa ? ml S'g,a S C . ... 5, F 4 Yi ff' 1: if . Q , 4 . , 5 E pw. ' gl W fs' ' N ' u As -I '. -, -: 'I F l ,.. , . z f ? f - 7 - T A... 4 6 'A ' L .. ,-- s ' X- ,. 5 5 xx I.. ',4 I - ... r L.. -on l , L. 5 . . , 3faE:Q'.-LF: ' . ,V 5 - 455' f' :ff V A Q, W 1 ' ew-. 3, ,U gsm, 5 , N M .st 5' ?5f 'f1w- gfiaws 2.552551 wa 5-img 'fm 'ww is if if mmf. e, , Qe+fM-.?3 f.: 1957 EDWARD ONSEL MARY PHILLIPS Vice President President 53 ETHEL STAHL MADONNA UTZ Treasurer SecreturY XM, 5-'sn '--ali' DALE GRABER BETTY GREEN NORMAN BASSETT Student Council Reporter Student COUHCU IEANE SMITH aA Wd-wfpnwk W' MARGRETE L. STUMP DOYLE PHILLIPS EN as KENNETH CLINE I, . 1,615 Q-mm, DELCIE sTA1-xr. 1951 , Q F Xi ' 1951 HELEN MAE SEBRING Q A f s , -' Q S K fx DONALD DIETER 2'gWtsg?,iv' 3,3 ,.,, ...W . t' law .: RH- A .K J .am . L .,.... Q xx 3 'www 2833 2gws25 ,, zkwwv -4: 2: E r 355-Lf msibmf . . 'Q MQ - . v ga an . A .-L-.wr-.:::,.-. Q if if ' J .,.. my -2:52-1 :f l 3 wiv - Q axbw? 'ig Szizgzfgggm . gig? kim 52.132 7: 'givin' - L ygf3,xj253g.-:i q A 1 .p,fg7f?'5??:fi5? L. ., ,,. i , Y , A E Q K- J BARBARA LEHMANN EDDIE COLLINS MINA SHAW - , ,,,,, , ,I. A, MARY KELLER .. -.Y -W -V-.iw-.--.V-Y-v.- W-- H ACTIVITIES nina Mae Shaw: Glee Club 2,3,h, Big Day M, F.H.A. 3,h, Spring Concert M. largrete Stump: Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Ensemble 2,3, Mixed Chorus Spring Concert 1, Big Day M, Cheerleader 3, Dormitory Dub 2, Ask Me Another 3, Wake Up and Crow M, Dramatics Club 2,3,k, F.F.A. Queen , F.H.A. Historian 1, Wood County F.H.A. Vice President 1, -H President 1, Wood County Delegate to Ohio Conservation Camp 3, Yearbook Business Manager M. Helen Mae Sebring: Majorette 1,2 3,h, Spring Concert 1, Queen Attendant 1, Glee Club 1, fp, Mixed Chorus 1, nranatite Club 2,3,h, Dormitory Dub 2, Ask Me Another , Inner Willy 3 Wake Up and Crow M, F.H.A. 1,2,3,h, Big Day , Annual Staff K, Madonna Utz: Glee Club l,2,3,h, Spring Concert 1,2,3,h, Class Secretary and Treasurer 1, Class Secretary h, American Legion Essay 1, The Dormitory Dub 2, Ask Me Another 3, Christmas Program 3, Annual Staff L, Big Day M. Ethel Stahl: Treasurer 2,3,h, Mixed Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Dormitiry Dub 2, Ask Me Another 3, Football Queen M, Annual e Delcie Stahl: Transferred from Bradner 2, Annual Staff L, Lois Stahl: Transferred from Bradner 2, Annual Staff M. Mary Keller: Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Spring Concert l,2,3,h, Annual I+, FaHoAq 132, Jeane Smith : Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Mixed Chorus 1, Spring Concert l,2,3,h, Big Day h, Dormitory Dub 2, Ask Me Another 3 wake Up and Crow L, Dramatics Club 2,3,h, Dranntite Club Treasurer 3,h, Claes Secretary 3, Queen's Attendant 2, Annual Staff M, F.H.A. l,2, Band 3, Librarian 2,3. Barbara Lehmann: Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Spring Concert 1,2, ,L, The Dormitory Dub 2, Ask Me Another 3, Wake Up and Crow , Football Queen 3, Cheerleader 3,h, Annual Staff H, Dramatics Club 2,3,h, Big Day M. t-- rr'-A 1 1 3--f-ll I lvl? ACTIVITIES fCONTD Bett 'Greene Glee Club l,2,3,h, Spring Concert l,2,3,h, Bi ' Day K, Dormitory Dub 2, Ask Me Another 3, Wake Up and Crow g,c Inner Willy S,'Dramatlcs Club 2,3,h, Class Reporter 1,2,3,h, ' F.H.A. 1,2,3,h, President h, County President M, Band l,2,3,h, Librarian l,2, M-H l,2,3,h,President h, State Homemaker L, . Mary Phillips: Glee Club l,2,3,h, Spring Concert 1,2,3,h, The Dormitory Dub'2, Ask Me Another 3, Buckeye Girl's State 3,Clasa President 3,h, Dramatics Club President 3,h, Secretary 2, ,', Aeelatant Editor 3, Editor A, Wake up And Crow L, Big Day h,' Llbrarlan L. ' Dale Graber: 'Transferred from Bradner 2, Football h, Basketball L, Baseball 3,h. Ask Me'Another 3, Inner Willy 3, Wake Up And- Crow 3, Dramatics 2,3,h, Student Council M, Glee Club 2. , noyle'Phl11lpe: Football 1,2,3,L, Basket ball 1,2,3,L, Baseball 2,3,h, Dranatloe 2,3,h, Ask Me Another 3, Inner wllly 3, wakef Up And Crow M, Student Council 2, Glee Club 2, F.F.A. 1,2,3,h, Secretary 3. ' 'EQ Norman Bassett: Basketball 2,3,h, Baseball 2,3,h, Dramatioal 2,3,L, Ask Me Another 3, Student coanoll 3,u, F.F.A. 1,2,3,L, Band 2g Ed Onsel: Basketball Bah, Football 3, Baseball 2,3,h, Dramatics 2,3,h, Ask Me Another 3, Wake Up And Crow L, Class President 2, Vice Pres1dent'h, Buckeye Boys State M, Annual Staff L, American Legion Essay M, Band 2,3,h. ' Don'Dieter: F.F.A.'1,2,3,h, Treasurer 3, President u, Football 3,u, Basketball 3,h 'Baseba11'3,h, Dlatrlot E.E.A. Pablle Speaking Contest 3,u, State 3, Parlimentary Procedure 3,h. Kenneth Cline: Football 2,3,h 'Captain M, F.F.A. l,2,3,h, . Sentenal L 'F.F.A. Basketball K, Annual Staff M, Parlimentary Procedure L, Public Speaking Contest L. Ed Collins: Transferred from Weston 3, F.F.A.h, Annual Staff M, Parlimentary Procedure M, Public Speaking Contest L. in ,. ,t.. Y- i nrsmcsuu HIGH scsoox. crass or 1951 C mccammmrm snsvrcms O ' suunay MAY 13, 1951 O PROCESSIONAL ' ' PI'Q1udB ' -' f f:-'V' --'-----v--------- -v ------o--- on ensa- Hymnnu-nsunqaunun-nldenunennnuesQauuu0u-peuun F4aith Led by Music Instructor,James Richard Scripture Reading and Invocation-- ------------- Rev. Paul Gnagy Pastor of Risingsun Church of God Vocal S0lO-- ---- - ------ - ---------------- - ------- -James Richard My Soul is a Thirst for God -Stickles S0101-cesnunonnuu uuunn HQCQQQQQ uonu on-aunoharmaine Meditation from Thais - Massenet Announcements--------------- ---- -- ----- -----Supt. Don E. Hiatt Baccalaureate Sermon---- ------------ --- ------ Rev. O-B. Downard Pastor of Trinity Evangelical Church Glee Club ---- --------- ----- ----------Directed by James Richard The Nations Prayer - Cesar Franck The Lost Chord - Sullivan Bened1ct1on-- ------ ---- ------------- - ---- Rev. Donald Williams Pastor of Risingsun E.U.B. Church COM ENCEMENT PROGRAM RISINGSUN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1951 TUES. MAY 15, 1951, 8215 P.Me PRocEss1oNAL MARCH ' Invocation- ----------- ----------------- ------Rev. Don Williams PASTOR of Risingsun E.U.B. Church Salutatory Address ------ -- ------------- ----UAt the Crossroadsn Mary Phillips Saxophone Solo----- ------ -----'---- ----- 1-Concerto In Bb Minor Betty Green by Tschalkowskl Class History------- ----- ------------ P-----sq----Class of n51N Donald Dieter Senior Class Poem-----------------------3The Seniors Farewelln Helen Sebring Valedictory Address----------------------nZest For Educationn Edward Onsel Commencement Address--- ------- by Dr. Frank Slutz, Dayton, Ohio Presentation of Awards---------- ----- -------Mr. Alton Gladieux Presentation of D1plomas--- ------------------- Mr. GfJ- Michael President of Risingsun Board of Education Benediction, ----------- -------------- ---------Rev. Don Williams RECESSIONAL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...,.... .... . . . ....... .... MA RY PHILLIPS VICE PRESIDENT .... - . ,... EDWARD ONSEL SECRETARY ...... . . . . . .MADONNA TREASURER. .. . .... ETIIEL STAHL REPORTER ......... . . . . .... BETTY GRETDN STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST'ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW DALE GRABER NORMAN BASSETT ANNUAL STAFF Jeans Smdth, Margreta Stump, Donna Lehmann, Mary Phillips, Barbara Lehmann, Ethel Stahl, Mr. Smith, Norman Bassett, Dale Graber, Leis Stahl, Betty Green,'De1cie Stahl, Mina Sham, Madonna Utz, Mary Keller, Helen Mae Sebring. Eddie'Co11ins, Don Deiter, Edward Onsel, Kenneth Cline, Doyla Phillips. TH SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY This is W. F. Stevens bringing you the 22th annual Rising- sun vs. Bloomdale Homecoming icider jug! football game. As I look here and there I see many Alumni attending this game. Many of them are members of the class of Sl. I suppose you all remember Norman Bassett who is now the Superintendent of RHS. He is the cause of some of the changes in the school, such as cushioned seats, no teachers, no books, papers or pencils, very few classes, popular movies, and refreshments, We'l1 call Supt. Bassett to the press box and ask him about some of the members of his class. Here's Norman now. Could you tell us what has happened to your classmates in the last 20 years that have passed since your graduation? Well, in the box seat at the 50 yard line I see Doyle Phillips who is now head of his own business the nPick Your Own Corporation.u He collects pencil shavings and grinds them into tooth picks. The man and woman setting next to Doyle is Kenny Cline and Delcie Stahl who are now married. Kenny and Delcie are new run- ning a super garage. Kenny taught Delcie how to grease cars, she's such an expert that he is now in the kitchen doing dishes, cooking, washing, ironing, etc. Betty Green had always dreamed of fame and fortune on the screen. Her big chance was realized when a talent scout came to the Senior Class Play and soon arranged a screen test. To her great joy, she was signed with MGM soon after and is now famous for her performances. Mary Phillips, whose daughter is now enrolled in our school, is now a lady wrestler she is currently known as Girl Wonder or Nature Girls Her last bout was with a wild baboon. She won it by a technical knockout. The lady in the far left hand corner of the stadium is Mary Keller who soon after graduation became a reader of the crystal ball. Her nickname is nKeller the Teller.n She is very famous, the world over, for all of her predictions, as she has only missed one in the last 20 years, The fat lady sitting on the bench near the sidelines is Margrete Stump who decided that family life just wasn't for her, so she gained 500 pounds and is now the fat lady with the Ringling Brothers Circus. xx' Q, .NX N SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY fcontinuedl The man next to her is Edward Onsel. Do you remember how he used to have such a time talking his dad out of the car? Well anyway, in time he became a famous orator, famous the world over. He is now known as nThe Man With The Swivel Tongue.u We do a lot of business with Madonna Utz as she is a sling shot designer. She makes sling shots exclusively for school purposes. So I see quite a lot of her. There is Barbara Lehmann who is now a bouncer for a very respectible niteclub in Florida. This all occurred after tak- ing lessons at Lois Stahl's UBui1d Your Muscles Training School.n Helen Sebring decided to become an inventor. Her first experiment was feeding chickens sawdust to see what would hap- pen. THE RESULT: Wooden eggst Donald Dieter is now President of Gum Factory. He has a new recipe. It glue. His slogan is WGcod to The Last Mina Mae Shaw is now head cook at Her reason for doing this was that she the Blowhard Bubble is-Sfh rubber, lfh Pop. X the Risingsun College. had.so many at home to cook for that she decided a few more wouldn't hurt. Jeane Smith decided she would become a famous athlete. She became the first woman baseball player for the Cleveland Indians. She is now their star pitcher. Out of 102 men up to bat she has struck out lOl. The other one she knocked out with one of her carless curve balls. Eddie Collins is now a famous lawyer. In his last case he won acquittal for a man with no arms who was accused of being a pickpocket. Ethel Stahl She is in charge this is the soft Da1e1Graber son he got this now works for a concern which makes toupees. of taking customer's measurements. It seems job she has been looking for. is now Warden at the State Prison. The rea- job was evident. The governor figured he de- served the job because he had been there longer than anyone else. You know Dale always did like to do things for people. Some of his friends wanted furs, diamonds, etc. Dale couldn't afford them, but he got themt SENIOR HISTORY In September of 1947 we were initiated into high school hy the Class of 150. It was our first major activity in high school and we made quite a spectacle. We did well as a class that first year. Helen Sebring was elected, by the high school, as an attendant to the Queen at our Homecoming Football Game. Our Sophomore year brought the chance we had been waiting tor. We initiated the Class of '52 into high school in a blaze of glory and thus ehrained revenge. This year Jeans Smith was chosen as our attendant to the Football Queen. As Juniors we found our duties increasing. In the fall of this year we received our class rings, and on October 4, 1949 we staged our Junior Class Play nAsk Me Anothern under the direction of Miss Pletcher. Our Jr,vSr. Banquet, was held on March 51, 1950 at the Toledo YMCA, after which we saw the Skating Vanities of '56 at the Sports Arena. Margrete Stump was chosen as FFA Queen, and Barbara Lehmann received the honor of being elected as the Homecoming Football Queen. Mary Phillips went to Buckeye Girls State, and Edward Onsel went to Buckeye Boys State. Mary Phillips was also chosen as Assist- ant Editor of the annual by the class of '50, Betty Green was also e stats delegate to the National FHA Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. In our Senior Year we enjoyed the prestige and respect of upperclassmen, though we realized it was our last year at RHS. Ethel Stahl was elected as Homecoming Queen for the Second Annual Cider Jug Football Game with Bloomdale, this made us very proud because this is the second year the Queen was elected from our class. We were guests of honor at the Jre-Sr. Banquet at the YMCA in Toledo, on April 14, 1951, after which we journeyed to the Sports Arena to see Guy Lomberdoe We also presented our Senior Class Play Wwdke Up And Grown, on April 27, 1951, under the direction of William Smith. On our skip day we went on an educational excursion, Of the nineteen members of the Class of '51, three girls were FHA members, three boys were FFA members, two girls were cheerleaders, one girl was a majorette, three were members of the band, four boys earned football letters, five earned letters in basketball, and four boys played baseballe The captains of the football and basketball teams were both Seniors, also, Our Baccalaureate was on May 15 and our Gommenzement Exercises took place on May 15, Directly after this we left on a four day trip to our Nationis Capital. Thus we concluded our happy, busy days at RHSe - SENIOR CLASS WILL ' We, the departing Senior Class of 1951, being of sound body and sane m1nd??? do hereby decree this to be our last will and testament. To the janitor, we will all fly swatters, which you will find in our desks. To the faculty, we will all the assignments you have given.Rl in the past 12 years to use on the lomerclassmen. To the Junior Class we will everything we leave behind includ- ing first place in the 'Lunch L1ne,' also the room which we have occupied for the past 9 months. CSenior Room.7 the Sophomore Class we will our ability to show much activity and industry while doing nothing. the Freshmen Class we will the fun and troubles we have had in our 4 years of high school. To the Eighth Grade we will 4 of the happiest years of high school. To the Seventh Grade we will the teachers which we leave behind. To the Basketball Team of 1951-52 we will our part in the highly successful season of 1950-51. C5 lon, 14 lost? I, Norman Bassett, will my bucket of bolts CW1lly'sJ to Don Smith, to take his admirers for Sunday cruises. I, Dale Graber, will my bashfulness to Harold Purkey, hoping that he can take up where I left off. I, Helen Sebring, will my flat feet to Doris Pcnsetta, hoping that they don't bother her like they do me. I, Betty Green, the walking dictionary, will my vocabulary to Don Norman. I, Donald Dieter, will my mustache to any boy whose girl can stand the tickling. I, Edward Onsel, will my size 12 gunboats fshoesl to anyone who has the guns to fill them. Jeans Smith, will my prominent eyes to Wilbur Gilliland. Margrete Stump, will my weight in gold to anyone who wants to be a poor man. Ethel Stahl, will my spike heels to Kaye Koons. I. I. 5. D to Naomi Bateson. GOOD LUCK NAOMII I, Eddie Collins, will my USBN Dodge, to anyone who can keep it on the road. I, Delcie Stahl, will my troubles between two men to Marie Hiser, hoping she doesn't suffer to much. I, Doyle Phillips, will my ability to loaf and get away with it to Dale Phillips. I, Lois Stahl, will my oversized cut glass to Cora Chalfln, hoping that she can find a man to go with it. I, Kenny Cline, will my position on the FB Team and the rank of Captain to Hershal Strong. I, Mary Phillips, will my sense of humor to Carl Klotz, I, Barbara Lehmann, will my cheering suit to Ruth Ann Bell. I. Madonna Utz, will my typing ability to anyone who needs it. I, Mary Keller, will my ability to go steady for three years to Donna Lehmann. Witnessed on this fifteenth day of May. C19 ll Witnessed by: 1., Mina Shaw, will my ability to stick to one man for one week .Mm H ,,,,.-F Scnlors Togcfhcr For IZ Years .-.Q xx 'k'f.x..s. ,v?iffiN ' KKYAQ wsu 2 1- Naimmm '9l3 :' Swim- xx 'B' --sn JUNIQRS 9 QUIZ 16 wuz if .-- .1-.,-:ff .. -L? ,' f A , W. , I if, y f X 'A A A 4 ' f L X 1 5 qA . ,,....- ,9 P I ' U f E R R lk fw 1 4 L Yf JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We returned to school, after our summer vacation, to start our Junior year with the same familiar faces as before. Our first thought was our class rings, which we received shortly after school began. With Harold Purkey as president, Donna Lehmann- V. pres., June Gorrill-treasurer, Harry Kemenah-sec.y, Donna Lehmann and Donald Norman, student council, Naomi Bateson, new re- porter, and Coach Gladieux as our sponsor we started off with a big fish fry, in which we made a good profit, but soon after- wards we had to start planning for the Junior-Senior Banquet. It was decided that it should be held April lil, 1951 and after- wards we would take the seniors to the Sports Arena for a real treat with Guy Lombardo. Donna Lehmann was chosen as one of the attractive attend- ants for the football queen this year. Both Donna and Naomi Bateson were chosen as cheerleaders. This is the first year for both of the girls. As most of our boys were active in sports, Harry Kemenah was honorable mention as an all county football player. With this year just about over we have already been looking into the future. JUNIOR CLASS PICTURE First Row: Trella Scott, Marie Riser, Idonna Kehres, Ruth Ann Bell, Naomi Bateson, Doris Ponsetta, June Gorrill, Donna Lehmlnno Second Row: Mr. Gladieux, Don Norman, Jim Patton, Harold Purkey, Everett Brewer, Harry Kemsnah, Marilyn Thaxton. Third Row: Zane Hockenberger, EARL Dean Barlecamp, Robert Shaw, William Gangwer. 'yan A' I '1 'I 1 1--Q., P--...,,h -..,.. wp ? ....f .IQ , Y .,-, ff! , i Qnunllxwxx- I1 .Q J! ...i .A.... '.'I1... ffl-53 Sf- , ,, N . . . ' :Ny 161 R , ,. 1' z .5 X' - 1 .. H, ,,.., ' a fl 57.-7' M 5 Q. IJ- XA' 'V' ., , X - . 1 I ' 1 5 x X fr- ' 2 ' 1, 1 9 ,.- - . N .f 5 ' 1 ' -' V 1 ' ' ' 4 Q9 lg ' I X X . . X x xx. 'W V 'z I K Q 5 f 1 X- 1'f: .' '. ' I .- 3-.J 15 ,. I , ff' , N-. 'y ff, I X., - f - M f 4 L. 'l X ' 1 ' 'zyv ' ,J X ', .f L 1 '1 - H f ' ' , , 3 A X.--., , 3 Q 1 ff X Z K w f . 1 A f X f I xxx' n W X, i I .' L 'ga H Af- f . . 5 .- .N f f X ah '..5'J-'bfi bf WV 2 s YH. Nix. ,. .. A Y '., X 1 ' J, . ,X -4 ,- - H 1 : x a V' - v X ' . .:. f x 2 w 'W 7 5 , I 5 x-. .W .r , . if 'A A- 'f',ff1.' i 4 f 55 - l' .J V 'x'. '77 , fw 4' . 2 r F-if ' I W 1 W X , Q 3 Y 1 5 i I I 1 ' - 1 1 , V 6 ' 4 I I 4 ' r... ,,. ... EDEJQTJIQJ 3 i I 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS PICTURE The sophomores started this year, ready to ntake care ofa the freshmen in the Freshman Initiation. We held the initiation Sept. 29th. Our first class meeting was held to elect class officers, who are as follows: President....5.......... o lo oo o oooowillard Hunt V166 PI'6Sid6I'1tqao ooo on oo ooo noooooooeEddi6 MiI'BI' Secretary.............. .. . ....Beverly Beidelschies Treasurer.4..,.... .....................Bever1y Burns Student Counmil,,,,.Joann Lehmann, Charmaine Strawman Our Homecoming Queen's attendant was Charmaine Strawman. Our basketball schedule pencils sold very fast this year. Joann Lehmann was the cheerleader from our room and fifteen members of our class are in the band. SOPHOMORE CLASS PICTURE First row: Joanne Kline, Charmaine Strawman, Martha Strong, Patsy Lehmann, Joann Lehmann, Marilyn Hunt, Doris Sanders, Dorothy Stahl, Lillian Wells, Second row: Mr. Smith, Cora Chalfin, Janet Deer, Carol Fausey, Sandra Clark, Shirley Loomis, Beverly Burns, Janet Elarton, Beverly Beidelschies, Third row: Eddie Mirer, Willard Hunt, Wilbur Gilliland, Fred Gangwer, Kaye Koons, Carl Klota, Bernard Kreais, Albert Hem - inger. - I 4 , fl F? 79 Rf 1 fu ' gd 9 'Q A 4 xx X ' S 4 Qi . if 'N A v Y i: , fe A ' , wa J ihkff' fx, ig, x ,ails , WA gli ,Q . xx. ' X C5 ' f..-...X .- ..i , bg., Wa ' PZ M 114- iii, Z. 0 0 Q Q jo I X .. . j Af QQ X K, Lf 5 1:4 L EC? ' ' IK ' Q +4 fx x .Y xr. :: . :A!1i . i.lZ.f, 4. ' YJ' J 15 ' X XX 4 --Q I ix .-,-,b if 'x 1 x ,,,.,l-g TTs3EHM3f? FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY We entered High School with thirty curious Freshmen. We found High School full of activities and worth working for. On September twenty-ninth we took the bitter with the sweet. We received our upper classmen's medicine and became full-fledged Freshmen. Miss Pletcher became our class sponsor. We lost one student, Nada Scovill, who moved from this vicinity during the year. Our class-mates are interested in various activities such as dramatics, football, basketball, baseball, glee club, and band. Phylliss Patton was chosen as the Freshman attendant for the Foot- ball Queen. John James played on the Varsity Basketball Team. CLASS OFFICERS Pres. ----- --- ----------- -- ---- Charles Shook Vice PresL--- -- -- -- -- ------ --------- --Norma Mirer Seo. k Trees. --------- ----'-------- Shirley Klotz Student Council- --------- ---- Marla Cox - John James FRESHMEN CLASS First Row- Janet Few, Marla Cox, Kay Graber, Shelva Rathburn, Phylliss Patton, Doris Stahl, Norma Mirer, Norma Shultz, Betty Lawerance. Second Row- Miss Pletcher, Ada Sleek, Duane Correll, John James, Dale Phillips, Robert Stahl, Jim Bateson, Thomas Cullison, June Stainbrook, Shirley Klotz. Third Row- Carl Thagton, Johnny Michael, John Deer, Donald Smith, Benjamin White, David Hoover, Michael Bates, Harry Shaw, Hershel Strong. I wwf h' ' ' ff f F53-els : -mmm F vw-Rakim' y w-mmf-nw 'bvvfiilr 4 .- Dials , Assa- aw KIS- . 4586- -vwwmkw. .r-1 lung- 1 3 .rf f' fPT ' ' ,X sg, A . I ,... E. , l - G C9 -- ' i. ,, V X ' I a I1 ' :TX fJf'fff'f 1'f4, X Eva x lf' 1 J 74 ,J Y 9 X! V3 I 2 f Q fiqrf x 1 ff Y I 1 WMM' ' . ., Aff-- X--- - -, ,' 4 NW, A, V, . ..L..2., Q, V. . -'J . JR HIGH - r-Lf-f - ff- 4, . - First Row: Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row EIGHTH GRADE Patty Gee, Anna Kemenah, Darlene Fausey, Rowena Bateson, Norma Kehres, Mary Collins, Donna Wollam Doris Norman, Leona Hovis. Mrs. Ohns, William Jeakle, Richard Klotz, DeWitt Hemminger, Johnny Heinsman, Jim Shull, Walter Phillips, Ronald Gilliland. Lawrence Strawman, Roger Kline, Richard Lehmann, Leo Stiger, Morris Stiger, Ronald Klotz. SEVENTH GRADE Bill Miller, Tony Sleek, Ottis Bowe, Russel Krotzer, Jimmie Seyer, Thomas Lewallen. Janet Dick, Bonnie Cox, Lora Lee McNally, Joann Aldrich, Imogene Purkey, Mary Hemminger, Joyce K1otz,.Sue Felkey, Alice Wollam. Harley Shaw, Johnnie Wolmeldorf, Juanita White, Darlene Few, Janet Keely, Gloria Goon, Agnes Strong, Charles Krotzer, Ronald McNally. Mr. Chadwick, Lynn Sawyer, Howard Stahl, Ray Aldrich, Robert Goodman, Bernard Lehmann, Ted Norwood, Thomas Aldrich. -- Jtuqlrn- , ,.,5,. 'H' ' vw - ' ' -.4 -- - - w 'W - - - - - ., Seventh Grade History When we started our school term of 1950-Sl, and ready to be in a new year of many activities We would be upstairs which would what we had been used to. We elected our officers who . we were anxious and much fun. be all together different than are: President, Jim Seyer, Vice President, Bernard Lehmann, Secretaryg Imogene Purkey, Treasurer, John Womeldorf, and Student Council, Mary Hemminger. Our President moved away then in March, leaving thirty-one left in our class. Mr. Chadwick started as our Class Advisor, but he left us the last of March to help Uncle Sam. He was our music teacher and band director. Eighth Grade We eighth graders have had a tried to carry out all the duties At the beginning of the year They are as following: President, Walter Phillips, Treasurerg Leo S Heinsmen, Secretary, Anna Kemenah History very successful year. We have we were supposed to have done. we had our election of officers DeWitt Hemminger, Vice Preside tiger, Student Councilg John Later we had another election. This was for the Jr. High Queen. There were two girls nominated out of the seventh grade. They were Mary Hemminger and Juanita White. The ones nominated from our Class were Leone Hovis and Anna Kemenah. Mary became our Queen and the rest were attendants. On April 20th in the morning we had a test which every one was looking forward to the beginning of the school year. It was our State Examination Test. Ones rating the highest were DeWitt Hemminger, Walter Phillips, and John Heinsmen. New we are looking forward to go into our Freshman year of schools .f . E 92U'-5 ' 5 f .51 ii I, .I if . - il. 1 F . 'mel if 5 ,, ky 'J 4 '--if xi' , ,N ,Fi ,Qin 453 . . -X. 5: l f gf ,X x xv F A f . I 1 4:3-5 1 -.-1.',5'x U- I, 'Tia 5 ' ' If-'T' 7' 1 fy X ffwf 1 I, 41' xg: gf L-H-H! 'fn H. - r' ' f,- . -, 4 X , i . 'x .X ..-.1-.-.i- L-...QL,.2 J Z, -V A..-,v,,. 5 f X ' 11.- ,r1f. .ixy ELEMENUN Q 1 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: First Row: Qecond Row: Third Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: .J-mu-c ma.. M v - V rv--v -v1-..,v--..--,---v---.-v-v-- SIXTH GRADE Larry White, Charles Graber, Jim ie Hiser, Donald Klotz, Larry Correl1. Cynthia Clark, Carol Goon, Lynn Smith, Leah Sebring, Donna Miller, Rose Norman, Nancy Shall, Shirley Bovee, Gaytha Sanders. Mrs. Messenger, Kay Ann Stith, Patty Bateson, Mary Ann Kehres, Donna Palmerton, Norma Beair, Lenora Collins, Jane Ann Bowe, Jane Stahl. Glenn Nederhouser, Carol Beidelschies, Phyllis Gnagy, Robert Shultz, Nancy Shook, Jerlene Westenbarger, Mary Thompson, Tom-Stahl. FIFTH GRADE Howard Millhime, Roger Below, Tommy Lehmann, Gale Krotzer, Gene Sleek, Robert Riser, Don Norwood. Nancy Stainbrook, Bernadine Rinehart, Betty Stahl, Myra Hiatt, Mary Ellen Parsons, Vondale Hunt, Evelyn Derr, Betty Strong, Carolyn Shreffler. Jerry Seyer, David Klotz, Bud Wollam, Billie Lee Westenbarger, Lu Ella Houtz, Bonny Elliott, Janet Graber, Ronald Bancy, Billie Ponn, Robert Strawman. FOURTH GRADE Ray Hitchcock, Marvin Chalfin, Nca Sleek, Richard Shultz, Connie Thrasher, Ruth Ann Houtz, Cora Derr, Carolyn Thaxton, Paula Gnagy, Marjorie Smith, Carolyn Klotz, Kay Correll, Mary Lawrence. Mrs. Goudy, Ronny Gschwind, Edward Lehmann, Carol Holman, Anna Mirer, Mary Margaret Dieter, Princess Lewallen. Victor Kline, Rodney Hill, James Shook, Raymond Sleek, Eddie Strite, Curt Elarton. --ui-ann-r' -- I First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: .THIRD GRADE Stanley St Clair, Richard Waldron, Harry Derr, Billy Steinhour. y I Dorothy Sleek, Ruth Thompson, Marilyn Strawman, Anna Rose Laderman, Karen Dunn, Shirley Marchuck, Barbara Mathews, Lynn Fruth, Ruby Stahl. Billy Heinsman, Tommy Kiser, Yvonne Parsons, Nancy Goan, Lila Sawyer, Judith Klotz, Kenneth Mirer, Jerry Womeldorf. Miss Schrote Melvin Goon, Donald Cullison, Tommy Norwood, Jack James, Aaron Babcock, Gilbert Bates, Frankie Rathburn, Dale Thaxton. Absent Member: Billy Smith. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth row: SECOND GRADE Steven Bowen, Jerry Shultz, Jimmie Coi, Joe Krotzer, George Jackle. Marilyn Few, Carolyn Few, Shirley Bovee, Barbara Sanders, Leota Shahl, Betty Stahl, Marcia Loomis, Beverly Smith, Carol Houtz, Ruth Kline, Nancy Ohler, Gloria Houtz, Ruth Griffin, Helen Eckelberger, Jean Nederhouser, Betsy Goodman, Eileen Lehmann, Rose Rinehart. Miss Dalton, Wayne Collins, Larry Dewitt, Terry Quickle, David Griffin, Kenneth Roush, John Hovia, Jim ie Muir, Paul Shook. FIRST GRADE James Hiatt, Arden Shreffler, James Klotz, Robbie Wollam, George Reinhart, Billy Kline, Eddy White, Jerry Woodruff, Billy Few, Barbra Jade, Barbara Allen, Jennie Stahl, Nancy Fry, Gloria Moyer, Trudy Gangwer, Nancy Nirer, Joyce Hitchcock, Judy Dunn. Jimmy Gschwind, LaDonna Cole, Carol Parsons, Judy ' jSte1nhour, Judy Klser, Judy Stith, Barbara Aldrich, Mrs. Brown,Jerry Babcock, Darrell Holman, John'Roush Ronald Dillinger, John Kehres, Jacob Hunt, Leland Goon, Billy Palmerton, Ronald Mathews, David Wal- dron, Duane Gee. Back Row: Front Row! Not Present KINDERGARTEN PICTURE Mrs. Don Williams, Norma Shull,'Walter Huetherg Nicholas Harmon, Douglas Harmon,'Billy Lehmann, Richard Westenbarger, Larry Haar, Larry Below, Jerry Edinger. Carolyn Allen, Sharon Bowen, Janice Klineg Sue Shreffler, susan Beidelschies,'Judy Engka, ' Shirley Babcock, Elaine Dieter, Peggy Bovee, Ann Williams. Jacqueline Wollam, Mikie Walters, Michael Phillips, Vivian Lawrence, Jim Sage. ' ' HM ur -' 1-r'-A l xo , 6251 iv: W X ,- V N, .. X ..x , .- X I .-, . ,f :' X' ' . . ,Nt A ,, ' gg, ry, , r Y ' 'X ' J V. 'JXI ' xl! L.-, .-,, 'X L. J: -ff 5-L'f. 1,l71 xvff 4 .A N- 'X 4' - x - , Q .',, 4 fivf Q! llxllh 1 5 X I N R ? M XWLL ll. LLL L s' X , I 1 I xidwp -2 J '14 s I xi 4 v XS' a if - .v 4 ,PQ V Qi fi' Xff' :xl If . 'I' WL- 3 1 f 1 X Q 1 GIRLS GLEE CLUB lst row: Sandra Clark, Barbara Leh ann, June Gorrill, Doris Sanders, Doris Ponsetta, Shirley Loomis. 2nd row: Betty Lawerance, June Stainbrook, Shirley Klotz, Ruth Ann Bell, Idonna Kehres, Betty Green, Marilyn Thaxton, Trella Scott, Carol Fausey, Dorothy Stahl, Joann - Lehmann. Srd. row: Mr. Chadwick, Ada Sleek, Charmaine Strawman, Norma Shultz, Doris Stahl, Phyllis Patton, Marie Hiser, Beverly Burns, Mary Phillips, Patsy Lehmann, Donna Lehmann, Mary Keller, Marla Cox, Helen Sebring. 4th.now: Norma Mirer, Martha Strong, Shelby Rathburn, Janet Deer, Kay Graber, Janet Elarton, Madonna Utz, Mar- grete Stump, Beverly Biedelschies, Naomi Bateson, Joanne Kline, Mina Shaw, Jeane Smith. WOODWIND QUARTETTE BRASS QUARTETTE Lawrence Strawman, Joanne Kline Walter Phillips, Dewitt Janet Elarton, Shirley Loomis. Hemminger, Willard Hunt, Eddie Mirer. N ex-xx ik fsx' gan 'lm lst Row 2nd Row 5rd Row 4th Row Helen Norma Marla Klotz Marie BAND Sebring, June Gorrille Mirer, Charmaine Strawman, Shirley Loomis, Cox, Lillian Wells, Petey Lehmann, Shirley Janet Elarton, Janet Deer, Joanne Kline, Hiser, Lawrence Strawman, Marilyn Thaxton, Bonnie Cox, Betty Green, June' Stainbrook,'Carol Fausey, Beverly Biedelschies, Buster Hunt, Eddie Mirer, Leo Stiger, Roger Kline, 563533 Michael, Dewitt Hemminger, walter phillips, Kay Graber. v 1 1 Mr. Chadwick, John Deer, Dorothy Stahl, Ruth Ann Bell, Albert Hemminger, Edward Onsel, Dick Lehmann Carl Klotz, David Hoover, Naomi Bateson, Beverly Burns, Janet Keely. .4 MAJORETTES 1 3 Helen Sebring June Gorrlll ,..V.V- ... v . ' , ' 5 E 1 4 I ' 1 f ! i f , fi I I r ' I I 1 , . ' ,Y ' , ', 1-?:+.' an-f. .1 1 i -Q : 2l' V' 7 ':ii':l'- '2 4' 1f':': , ff f 31536 AA .sf-: :': ' ' W wg 1 X g X E 1 -' ' ' f - 91 ' .. ' ' X k X f i m DRAMATICS DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Don Norman, Don Smith,' Buster Hunt, Dale Phillips, x John Deer, Eddie Mirer, Edward Onsel. Second Row: Charmaine Strawman, June Gorrill, Margrete Stump, Helen Sebring, Jaime Smith, Barbara Lehmann, Marie Hiser, Dorothy Stahl, Lillian Wells, Marilyn Thaxton, Ruth Ann Bell. 1 Third Row: Donna Lehmann, Shirly Loomis, Betty Green, Mary Phillips, Sandra Clark, Kay Graber, Ada Sleek,' Shelby Rathburn, Joanne Lehmann, Patsy Lehmann, Marla Cox, Norma Mirer, Miss Pletoher. Fourth Row: Shirley Klotzg Phyllis Patton, Janet Elarton, ' Idonna Kehres, Beverly Biedelschies, Carol Fausey, Beverly Burns, Janet Deer, June Stainbrook, Joanne Kline, Dale Graber. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENTDIQIO OlIIIlliillilllllll0lCOOhlQllJM O QQQOQCHARMAINE SECRETARY9ooes 0 saqoooesSANDB.A TREASU'RERoooeo Q gg opqeeoeffJTiA.NE HISTORIAnsueuo eo v 0 eooooeeaeuooaoooaooa e 0 ouQeJANET E TCN REPORTEOOO I llliailtniisoblloeianioe 00000:-BETTY BOARD OF DIRECTORS SENIoRbooaco eco-asaevoeueiaooouoo QQQQBARBARA NNIOROOOOIII soPHomoRE..,. FRESHMAN.... ooooootooupofoqaqa ,,,,,JUNE GORRILL ,,,sHIRLEY Loomrs eouooeaJOHN on 6 SENIOR CLASS PLAY First ronm Kenny Cline, Dale Graber, Donald Dieter, Edward Onsel, Doyle Phillips, Norman Bassett, Second row: Mr. Smith, Jeane Smith, Ethel Stahl, Betty Green, Margrete Stump, Mary Phillips, Barbara Lehmann, Helen Sebring. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY First row: Harry Kemenah, Jim Patton, Ruth Ann Bell, Harold Purkoy, Zane Hockenburger, William Gangwer. Second row: Miss Pletcher, June Gorrill, Marie Hiser, Naomi Bateson, Doris Ponsetta, Idonna Kehres, Donna Lehmann, Don Norman, Everett Brewer. .'.,- W ' . f 'L . 41' 1 ,,,g,, tx Q X' Yu.- A All V. xii L YY ff ' 5 '2- . - : i' ff? My ffl-f,fC7fN,C ,L I WU! I 1 f wif Xf f fp U' ak W cf, , I 'H-I-7 ', 4 . f LL af ! 1, V ' I ,, -M L-. , fv 'Al-4 ' , FOOTBALL ENDS Doyle PhillipsuSenior, Don Dieter-Senior, Jim PattonuJunior, Albert Hem ingervSophomore, Jim Bateson-Freshman, Ben Wh1te- Freshman. CENTERS Don Norman-Junior, Carl Klotz-Sophomore, John Deer-Freshman, Tom Cullison-Freshman, John Michaels-Freshman. HALF-BACK Kenny Cline-Captain-Senior, Dale Graber-Senior, Dean Barlekamp Junior, Everett Brewer-Junior, Buster Hunt-Sophomore, Rex Bate son-Sophomore, Bernard Kreais-Sophomore, John James-Freshman, Robert Stahl-Freshman, David Hoover-Freshman. QUARTER-BACK Harry Kemenah-Junior, Eddie Mirer-Sophomore, Duane Correll- Freshman, Harry Shaw-Freshman. MANAGER COACH Hershel Strong Alton Gladieux Freshman Sw s. .N xnxx X -4. Z x -S5 W, , BASEBALL First Row- Dale Graber, Donald Dieter, Norman Bassett, Edward Onsel, Doyle Phillips, Eddie Mirer Second Row- William Gangwer, Everett Brewer, John James, Buster H' t ' un , Harry Kemenah, John Deer, J1m Bateson, Duane Correll, Don Smith FIRST STRING f 1 First Row- Doyle Phillips, Don Norman, Donald Dieter Second Row- Kenneth Cline, Harry Kemenah, Dale Graber pq, , ,Q 4 , WW- Ai-' v ' t --' v- - Y' v - -- f-----+---W f-.ii.?..-...-.v,...,.- VARSITY First Row- William Gangwer, Harry Kemenah, Don Norman, Everett Brewer, John James Second Row- Coach Gladieux, Doyle Phillips, Donald Dieter, Edward Onsel, Dale Graber, Norman Bassett RESERVE First Row- Carl Thaxton, Jim Bateson, Tom Cullison, John Michael, Harry Shaw,Hershel Strong Second Row- Eddie Mirer, Buster Hunt, John Deer, Carl Klotz, Bernard Kreais, Don Smith, David Hoover, Duane Correll Y my . .0 ff J 7 - 5' mf' .,. If 7? 'T . 4 T 4' fawigt A I . 'Wm UP f -Q,,,,,Q xv . , X 5 'zsgfrf ff 3' if ' f 4: 2500 N, - ff' 'N,Y , Q gn, g g ang ff ff ,wg mf'-. : ,,, , 41 QQXJQ P-Il 1 dy 2? :xstfg ,3x - xi? rbi? ,xy Ns x ig f mx gsrihswuww .N S iw. .g . 9-'xt w JJ V? if 4 Qs ...., JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Lynn Sawyer, Russell Krotzer, Ronnie McNally, Charles Krotzer, Jim Womeldorf, Ted Norwood, Bernard Lehmann, Jim Seyer, Harley Shaw, Tom A1dP1Cho SECOND ROW: Ottis Bowe, Morse Stiger, Walter Phillips, Roger Kline, Leo Stiger, Dick Lehmann, Ray Aldrich, John Heinsman, Dewitt Hemminger, Ronnie Gilliland JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS lst Row: Rowena Bateson, Sue Felkey, Patty Gee. 2nd Row: Janet Dick, Bonnie Cox, Lora Lee McNally. A 1. , ,,l, AY.. 346 . 4 x V I 1 -6 r V P N w l r 4 l r i L , - sub -- in F5 FOOTBALL In 'l95On in the month of August, the Risingsun Football squad started their practice for the 1950 schedule. Along with Coach Alton Gladieux, twenty-six boys came to practice, looking forward to a successful year as 'Fighting Tigersn. Of the twentyvsix boys, four of them received letters last year and eleven received them this year. Also there are nine fresh- men with numerals, with Hershel Strong as our faithful manager. We are proud to report that Kenneth Cline, a senior, was chosen as our Football Captain for Neon. During this season, consisting of nine games, our boys were proud in reporting the win of four out of the nine games. Two of these werd eleven man football and three of the games were played under the lights. One of our keen attractions was the six man preview game with Greensprings played at the new Fostoria Stadium. It was their first appearance in their freshly cleaned uniforms and they looked nice and made us feel proud to say we were from R. H. S. Probably if you take the Sunday Toledo Blade you noticed the pictures which were taken at the Homecoming game with Bloom- dale. The routine being the same as last year, our boys played very hard to keep the Cider Jug in which they won last year, but unfortunately they lost it by a Egg Points! With fine co-operation the boys playing together built up morale and character among themselves. With the team having good sportsmanship twomof the boys received Wood Co. Honors. Dale Graber received a position on the Wood County S1a.Man Football League First Team, and Harry Kemenah received Honorable Mention with these selections. Seniors to graduate from the Football squad are: Dale Graber, Don Dieter, Doyle Phillips, and Capt. Kenny Cline. We Seniors, wish all of the remaining Football players a lot of luck and along with wonderful guidance and coaching of Mr. Gladieux. We are sure you will do a fine job of playing in the years to come. Below is a record of the games our boys have chalked up for us both wins and losses. It really wouldn't be interesthg if the boys won all of the games would it? Practice Makes Perfect. Sept. 6 R.H lPreviewJ Greensprings 15 R.H Lakeside 22 R.Hn Brand Rapids 29 R.H Luckey oOte 6 ROH wazfls 15 R.H Grand Rap ds 20 R.H Bradner 26 R.H Bloomdale Nov. 5 R.H Bloomdale .,,,,.L,pug,,,,4,- , , ,zulu BASKETBALL When the Risingsun basketball team is mentioned, one lm ediately thinks of the all-round team play in good sports- manship which was so superbly shown by our basketball team this year, Risingsun village has become a real basketball center and the town takes genuine pride in giving our school a real lift. Each year our schedule gets a little stronger, until we are playing such strong teams, as Wood County Champs, Olney, and District Competitors, Lake, Luckey, and Bloomdale. Some pride must be taken in the fact that the State B Class Champion, Grand Rapids, is a member of the Western Wood County League. It would-be a difficult task to pick an outstanding player or game from the 1950-Sl schedule, for almost all games were packed with thrills. All players were outstanding, and they had to be, to stand up under the tough schedule which they played, for everyone of the sixteen teams was a formidable foe. We will all remember the spirit of the spectators this year. The Gymnasium seemed packed to capacity at almost every game, and the noisy crowd made the game all the more exciting to the Tiger fans. We will always remember this team as one that could almost do the impossible: circus shots, backhand passing, stealing the ball, accurate tipping, blocking shots, clever follow up play as well as fine shooting. Passing and defensive play were regular features of every game. We remember Dale Graber's breaking away from the opponents to streak down the floor and take a long pass and score........ Norman Bassett's sinking long shots from near the center line.. ....John James' running circles around the defense and dribbling past the whole opposing team toscore......Ed Onse1's fine pivot work under the basket......William Gangwer's burly aggressive- ness......and such fine relief players as Don Norman, Everett Brewer, Harry Kemenah, Don Dieter, and Doyle Phillips. All these things combined, coach, cheerleaders, and players led to a successful season. 1 run-t M-.NU ,.,, . X ,,, ---, 4 1 ' Q 9 , 'M N Ek .Wo SE W :xi if fl , K . :A YQ ,ff , s if 11 A , , 5 X5 li! we wr M Ag 5 F me 5 ff k lk ff S5 , . 4., A M hi W? 5 .7 1 X.. f 492 an 'i , f-wi 5 ' Y : W' ' 5 .N.., X 5 ,xl ,fx X 4- I' Q 3 ,1x'? 'g'!L, 3 I ' 4 Qi KENNY . 4 ,gr QE ka MGRQ 4-. N o n T QU? ., .5 5 Uwi5KjQM JN E 'CHESTYA 5532 ' .54 av W bf QNX SF 'ooav' ONSG NOON' COACH 'BUD' GLACMEUX Q .ek ,.,f BlLGLE A ig Ns pf Nm, , 1 Q? HPAPPY' WWAC9 1' , N Q, Q4 2 KEMENAHQ WlLLY ,'5' y ,Ill rf li ' ., FI.. 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'- 'L I3 ' , -f:ff 1Ti i g,g.i A41 gC,g:Ei4f? .' x:5' 'fffifff ff i.1Qfif -,...,., ,H W I- Jjkywi! 4-wp 6 S-... -Jj Nm .-.v- X- I K ' J I 'W 1 '1 '1 'T1 :XC axjsffi' 1-Jl.J..! ..1...l.Q..l STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Donna Lehmann, Dale Graber, Norman Bassett, Mr. Hiott Second Row: Mary Hemminger, Marla Cox, John Heinsmen, Don Norman, John James, Joanne Lehmann, Charmaine Strawman LIBRARIANS First Row: Idonna Kehres, Janet Elarton, June Gorrill, Marla Cox, Sandra Clark, Charmaine Strawman, Doris Ann Ponsetta, Second Row: Miss Pletcher, Duane Correll, Joann Lehmann, Barb Lehmann, Donna Lehmann, Mary Phi11ips,Ruth Ann Bell, Lois Stahl, Donald Dieter. V Q Q Q 3 3 Q -if --il- 1 5, First Row: Second Row Third Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mr. Stevens, Kenny Cline, Carl Klotz, Donald Dieter, Robert Shawl, Harold Purkey, Donald Norman e :Wilbur Gilliland, Eddie Mirer, Willard Hunt, Eddie Collins, Jim Bateson, David Hoover, ' Albert Hemminger, Harry Shaw, John Michael, Carl Thaxton, Tom Culllson, Robert Stahl, Bernard Kreais, Ben White, Fred Gangwer, Doyle Phillips, Harry Kemenah, FUTURE HDMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cora Chalfin, Ruth.BBll, Idonna Kehres, Betty Green, Marilyn Thaxton, Trella Kiser, Carol Fausey, Dorothy Stahl. Norma Shultz, Phyllis Patton, Lillian Wells, Doris Stahl, Marie Hiser, Beverly Burns, Patsy Lehmann, Marla Cox, Betty Lawrence, Mrs . Ohns . Norma Mirer, Martha Strong, Shelby Rathburn,' Janet Deer, Kay Graber, Beverly Beidelschies, Naomi Bateson, Joanne Kline, Mina Shaw, Helen Sebring, F .. HAu.oweeN queen ' F: F. A. Queen ALI. COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM 2 'I PUBLIC SPEAKING CONT EST WINNERS SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST V Y ' Y' LIBRARY ., STUDY HALL , SCIENCE ,. 1M A FA R N S H 0 P Y 4 TYPING - X - :J J - ' Q ' L -, Home ec. I I Q 3 -46 '1 3 W' FEATURE fj.g:l'- f t. fg.1jtMq7 9 U I :J gg 6.5 ... . ,.:-,i 4 '5 755.f'f4'f:f?a:'?ff'fE.EIs1l. 'f'ff:we-:fix-iff 1-reffr XQQFZ:g2:b '1 l I ffl P N-as-al .,. . :film N 'ilu wffg .,f- i. gnu ANSWER TO MAIDENVS AND GENTLEMANVS PRAYERS Neatness-- ------ Personality- Friendliness ---.-.June G9rr111p--.- .. --Harry Kemenah ----------Donna Lehmann-------------William Gangwer Mary Phi11ips----- Quietnessaosunsnnunna0MadQnna Utnsnqucno Po11tenesa------------Barbara Lehmann--- Ambitious----v--------Charmaine Strawman Hair------------------Doris Ann Ponsetta Eyes----- ----- - ----Jeane Smith------- Laughossqqouooao anno walkunun novnnwoo 0 -Helen Mae Sebring- -----Betty Green------- Dimplasoouhoacsosoonoomartha Strongo-Quo Physique------- Figure------------ ----Mina Mae Shaw----- Ath1ete---- ----- -----Idonna Kehres----- -----------Edward Onsel ----------Harold Purkey --v6Eddie Mirer ----------Donald Dieter ----------Donnie Norman ---------Norman Bassett - ----------- Jim Patton ------------Buster Hunt -Doyle Phillips - ------- ---Kenny Cline ----Dale Graber Sept. 08tQ 5 6 7 8 11 13 15 20 22 29 2 4 5 6 9 12 13 16 18 19 CALENDAR Beginning of school. Elected class officers. Clase pres. M. Phillips, H. Purkey, B. Hunt, J. Shook. Classes start. d Q Cheerleader tryouts. The new cheer girls are Barbara, Donna, Joann, and Naomi. Our first football game, it was with Green Springs, on the new Fostoria field. We lost 26-12. Brewer broke his foot today in football practice. Jrs. received their class rings. Boy are wa proudt Movies started today. Annual staff elected. Rieingsun VS Lakeside. Score BBB 6 LHB 55. This was an ll man game. Magician came to school to entertain. Who was the Sophomore girl he was talking about?? Oh Mrs. Ohns. First home football game with Grand Rapids. We won SGOPB Re 45 GoRo 12s Freshman initiation. We played who won ---- WE DID 48e26. The showing under our new dlrector Luckey, here, guess Band made its first Mr, Chadwick. . Magazine sales begin by Senior Class. Seniors had their pictures taken today. We CSen1orsl got out of school at noon. JOYSL Junior play tryouts started. Wayne Football game there. Score RHS 48 WHS 21. The Seniors received their proofs todq'. Magazine salas,end. Seniors begin ad sales, in Fostoria, for the-annual. Tigers vs. Grand Rapids. .Score R-Sh GR-21. Junigp play rehearsal starts. gkating party spon, eered by the First Church of God. We get our grade cards. - School out at 11:30 for Wood County teachers meeting. Joy another VACATIONLL Oct. Nov e CALENDAR CCOW'Tl Ohio State History Tests taken by a few members of the Jr. 8 Sr. Civics class. Junior class fish fry. Bradner VS. RHS. Tigers 18 BlackTide 38, A Sr. Bake Sale, Queen Sanders and her attendants went to Fostoria this morning and got their pictures taken. Drama Club Meeting at 11:15 - 12:00. Homecoming game. Risingsun VS. Bloomdale for the cider jug. The Football Queen was crowned at the half, escorted by the Band. A man from the Toledo Blade took pictures of the Football players, cheerleaders, Band, etc. Score R-22 B-36. E NO SCHOOLM Sr. Class Halloween party at Stahl's in Bradner, Annual Halloween Parade in Risingsun. Srs. sold Concessions. The band played, for the first time in its history in the Fostoria Halloween Parade. Annual Staff meeting second period. Kenny Cline was voted Captain of the Football Team of NSOHW FFA pancake supper. School Fair started. PTA Meeting. An ll man football game at Bloomdah It rained cats and dogs. The Band was supposed to make a showing but due to rain they did not play. Score B-h5 R-O. ' . Band Mothers skating party. Junior Class Play, Hunting season started. No boys at school. FHA formal initiation. FFA meeting and initiation. FHA and FFA get together after meeting for refreshments. First Basketball game. Wayne VS Risingsun. Tigers-36 Bull Dogs- 31. KGood Start Boys? Say did you see the pictures of the NHomecomingu in the Toledo Sunday Blade? Not bad huh???? First night of Uncle Ezras Hayloft Jamboree, - ' it ' th- A -'A Nov. 23- Dec, CALENDAR tcoN'TJ Second night of Uncle Ezras Hayloft Jamboree. Risingsun VS Lake in Basketball. Score R.-31 L.-39 Thanksgiving Vacation. Thanksgiving Vacation. School started 9:hS Kreason snowy Coach was stranded in Indiana. Mrs. Ohns was stranded in Bowling Green. Ball game with Cygnet canceled. RHS VS Walbridge. R. 32 W. MQ. Risingsun played St. Vendlins. Score 53-61 Their favor, PTA Christmas program Ball game with Olney. R-Zh O-hh. Seniors get their pictures. KOH GLORY BED RHS VS Burgoon. Tigers SS Redmen MS. Ed Onsel got hurt,but was recovered by the next day. Grade School Operetta. Glee Club sang. Mayne VS Risingsun. we won Score R-LS W-35, Sr. Bake Sale. We started to work on Annual. CIt's about TIME! Amsden defeated us in Basketball. R-M6 A-SO What was that noise I heard in the Music Room 5-6 Period?? It cou1dn't have been the Seniors girls could it???? Ha LHaL More noise by we Seniorsll Last day of school for SO. Christmag program in the afternoon. Exchange of gifts. I guess the Seniors showed Mr. Chadwick that they could carry a tune in a basket, Bradner VS RHS. Tigers-36 Blacktide4h7, Yes we lost!! Vacation started, OH HAPPY WEEKL Jan. 2 Back to school again, We knew it had to happen some time but why so soon???? Movies 5.6 periods, KThe candy was good tool Mr. Stevens breke'a5ether pencil today. UOh those Naughty SeniorsW,H+- ' ' ' - Jiri-W .L-,,w ,4 Jan. 5 9 12 15 17 18 19 23 25 26 29 30 Feb. 1 2 8 9 10 13 15 17 23 s Y ..., 4 A CALENDAR lCON'Tl Luckey defeated us in basketball. R-H2 L-62. Bascom vs. Risingsun. R-S3 B-63. ' Webster played the Tigers. Score T-M6 W-85, The band made an appearance at this game also. Football letters were awarded today in movies. A First day of Farmer's Institute. Donald Dieter FFA pres. presided over the afternoon session. The band played and the glee club sang at the evening session. Second day of Farmer's Institute. Betty Green FHA pres. presided over the morning session. The Dramatics Club put on a one-act play at the evening session. Risingsun Tigers vs. Pemberville Redman. Tigers-37 Red- men-h2. Bill Wonders took annual pictures at this game. FHA Skating Party at Tiffin. FHA meeting and taffy pull. Amsdem FHA and Mr. M Mrs. Chadwick invited. Cwhat happened to the taffy, Mrs. 0hns?J Risingsun vs. Bloomdale. RHS-31 BHS-78. Just another blue monday. Bradner vs. Risingsun. Tigers-A0 Blacktide-MS. N0 SCHOOLX OH, HAPPY DAY! Another free day. That good old snow sure does help at times. Portage game canceled. Senior Class Party in school auditorium. Boy didn't we have fun. iwhat happened to Mr. Stevens trousers?j First night of Wood County Tournament. Second night of Wood County Tournament. RHS band and team went to the tournament. We lost the game to Portage by one point. T0 BAD BOYS BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR. scrimmage game with Hoycville. R-M7 H-62. Group pictures taken for annual. FHA FFA meetings. March of Dimes Dance. NO SCHOOLt KGood old Washlngton.D Feb Q 27 Mar, 2 6 8 13 lb 15 16 zo 23 2? 6 13 lk ao 27 11 13 15 Apr Q May 19 20 3 CALENDAR cconfmy u Twirlers Clinic in school auditorium, Sophomore Class Party. Senior Class Fish Fry. I Senior Class show uSitting Prettyu, One-Act play contest. Uwings of Darknessn won. This play will go to Bowling Greens Good Luck! Senior boys won the interclass tournament. Good work for having only three boys playing in the last half of the uTHRILLERNe - Individual pictures were taken, Band Mothers skating party. Faculty play. Who played the part of the DUMBBELL? Band members have a party in auditorium, for the music teacher, Mr, Chadwick, who is leaving for the NAVY soon, BYE DICKL Easter Vacation starts. OHL HAPPY WEEKENDS Senior show 'Dancing Mastersn. Athletic Banquet. School Fair. Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Music Festival. Senior Class Play Wwake Up and Croun. Grade Musical. U Baccalaureate Services, I Com encement. Frank Sluts, speaker. Alumni Banquet. Seniors leave on Class Trip to the Nations Capital, Wllhington D.C. GOODBYE EVERYBODY! 1' . ,. I N x , I 'Nir- ., s L ,M 4 yr VHCCZY wk 3 Q' 'w I, 5g.:.'f ' ' 'zqu 7 Q ' -w., .,: '.,.1. . 'I U Q 4 .,-:X . N ..,.. Q I X 6 2,1 xx J ,-K MW NA! JQGX M Q J -iw.. if A AL ,.G:r ,xi h H 1 l im . .- .. ' . Q N Q F 3 'IQMXL R SQL I X' H gf A..... Q . m Q J-:X Q --,,,. , .,.A, - ..., A A rv! X N ? Q1 ..-fl .LRB Q -L ,W Q X fkurcpj N S I3 L w f? L Xa Q! I x P X! IW ? r3 Ps , M . f X, wp 5 b J'U iw A ,1 , f 'f' ' impw - K. . A .-.....-V. --.......L....... , ,, - . , .,.. , .Qs ,U Qumgwphgl 4 .FX LUN IH C1888 of 1897 Class of 1906 lContinuedJ Alvah Mowen Ae Jo Day Rose CLongD Horn N Ada CDayJ Dalton Class of 1898 and 1899 Carrie KStrubbleD Hasson Mae fHenryJ Millman N George Martin Mary fBonawitJ Green Lulu CHengstelerl Day Elsie CPhillipsJ Karns 4 Class of 1900 Rosa KPhill1psJ Kureth N Nellie Martin N Bessie Day N Mae fKlotzD Inman Minnie lBonawitD Stahl Estella CBatesb Swisher Class of 1901 Enoch Morrison Class of l902 Pearl fMillerJ Cole 4 Warren Byin ton N Alma CMyers? Aumaugher Cla ss of 1903 John Morrison Ernest Burnett N Class of 1904 Calvin Myers N Herbert Bailey Joseph Flynn H Class of 1905 Tressie KBatesI Bower Margie CMyersD Goudy Herma CMyersD Huffman Florence CGraberJ Miller Leila KBatesJ Henry Class of 1906 Jennie KHenryJ Jennings Mabel !YambertJ Morrison Wirt Urschel - Flossie CBowe7 Aukland Durbin Phillips W Class of 1907 Merril White Ethel CDayJ Chilcote Mary COnselD Hanrahan Will Blackman W Raymond Myers Class of 1908 Bertha CMyersl Ferguson Bertha CConnelJ Swope Class of 1909 Tina C0vermyerl Morse Carrie CMillerD Fitch Maude KBlackmanJ Westover Gladys CDayJ McCormick Class of 1910 Minnie 4DayD Gohlike Helen Benard H Edward Flynn Sidney Wollam Stanley Wollam Class of 1911 Loree CShreff1erJ White Cecil fDunlayJ Crawford Lena Cook W Glen Ream Hazel Wollam Wheeler White Class of 1912 Nina CPaubD Hill Ella Qhoush! Heberling Harold Heberling Otto Miller Geraldine CMinnickJ Gobel Edna CRoushJ Shultz 4 Ralph Blackman Wayne Shaw George Raub Glass of 1915 .Class of 1919 ccenuinueay Vivian fshrefflerl Belarin Eulalie fLeh annJ Walters Elma lMartinJ Kuhn Bessie lShawD Taplin 4 Wade McAdams W Class of 1914 Wroena lLehmannl Finkler Scottie KMcAdams7 Maurdis Bertha CZimmermanl Relgler Vera fStahlJ Rogers Joy CFoxl Mercer Howard Blessings Ecco fBingleJ Havens C1585 gf 1929 Lorene Cstahll Bragg Ethel lwhitmanl Keller Glenn Ash Corrine CLehmannD Muggy Earl Swaisgood Glass of 1915 and 1916 Elsie IFernbaughD Higley Elmer Randal Homer White Doris KTittleJ Hiser Ruth KConawayD Bennett Mary CHoweyJ Murphy Flossie lPhi1li sl Strawmen Laurel CBonaw1tY Onsel Laila CKlineJ Post Ralph Bernard Anna lUrschelJ Patton Lola CMiohaelD Hhmilton Marveline Day Leon 38509 Stanley Dennis Melvin Bowe Gladys CKellyJ Price C1a,, gf 1921 Ethel Hoover W Burton Bauman Beulah CHol1enbaughJ Diver Bert Binglo Blanch lBingle7 Bauman Evelyn KBiingtonD Savage Christie oss Esta C Edwards, Deer Avis Bowe W Neva CPhi1lipsJ Rower Bertha CBing1eJ Sherrard Dottie CZ1mmermanJ Baldwin Charlotte KRoushl Marshall Lavon lMorrisonl Kath Clas. of 1922 Cla ss of 1917 Edna CPhi1lipsb Logan Howard Reese Lal! on QReiglerJ Dennis Laura Blessings Helen KPattonD Dalton Elaine CShreff1erJ Buckonmy Laurel CBowe! Kohle Everett b'wherty Carlton Blessings 4 Dallas Williams -21- H1201 fN0V9StiH6l L00d7 Florence Cmvrtinb Williams Velml fDa1t0n7 H9959 Glenela iMasters7 Blessings TPUVU fC9TT9115 Whitmln Hazel CHengstelerJ Dalton Ernest Bauman Class of 1923 Vllll of 1918 Vera lBau sn7 Hill N11dr0d fM8TtiDl Chriifilh Geraldine fRosenbergerl William Edna Brown Robert Ccnaway Margaret fMcAdams7 Credicott M110 HengSte1er Alverta CShrefflerJ Miller Hazel lEl1iettD Whitman Loretta Ckorrisonl White Dora iDennisJ Kuhn Everett Stahl Lehmann Mosrison Rolland Dalton John Dennis Class of 1924 Bessie CSimmsJ Brown Karis gShreff1erj Jhy Glass of 1919 Pansy CZendarD Reinick Homwr Bowe Virgil Reese Guesta Ulowerl Shreffls I' Class of 1924 CContinuedJ Class of 1929 QContinuedl Leila I Cleta K Martha Hampshire! Martin Thrasher! Bates fK11neJ Flke Vivienne CThrasherD Stout Nina CCorre11J Smothers Edna CHoweyD Strange H Berniece lStrausbaughl Knauss Helen fA1lenD Tigner Class of 1925 Beatrice iLehmannD Heiset Herald Chler Oby Bonawit William Crawford John Schwind Delores lNederhouserJ Meckstroth Lillian iSheasleyl Lehmann Josephine fPlantzJ Swope Josephine lKnis1eyJ Ferguson Lucinda lFrYI Fernbaugh Mary Giebel Lois Dalton Ruth lMillih1neJ Beam Genevieve Gordan e Averill KThrasherD Felkey Alice HHooverD Gibson Leota KFoxJ Klingman Class of 1930 Wendelin Cook Eulah fNeffJ Oliver Gladys iPhilli sb Carnock Beulah CNeffJ Rowland Elsie KOsborne? Hesinger Class of 19 26 Mabel KMcHaffieJ Hengsteler Twila KShreffler7 Louden Yetta KHcwerD Stahl 4 Helen Bonawit Bone I 5 Essel KPattonJ Buckingham Lowell Golen C Straubaugh lapper Ethel KLehmannI Dull Ruth CBrownD Reese Ch as of 1927 Rolland Hengsteler Robert Gangwer Roy Roush Melvin Kline Marjorie iHallJ Roush Thelma CBowel Roush Helen lPhillipsl Stoudinger C1353 of 1931 Ruth CJacobsJ Shearer Velma C Beatric Clase of 192 Eva CEa Elizabe Elta QE Ruth CN Klotzi Baker e lK1nseyJ Sholl 8 rll Miller th KBowerJ Fowler lartonj Kline effl Powell Margaret lDeer7 Hein Elizabeth lDaltonD Strawman Garland iNederhouserJ Fern Esther CEarlD Pelton Ruth Widen Dale Burdick Robert Hengsteler Joy Kline Clinton Crawford Joseph Patton Ronald Fisher Woodrow Fry Garnet Burns N Kenneth Stahl Raymond Phillips Naldetts CEd1ngtonD Lahrman Leo Lehmann Marion Roush Gage Geyer Royal Brown Mamie CEettsD Jacobs Mary Jane CGschwindJ Hower U. C. Cschwind Kenneth Helsel Glenn Hayne Florence fllerl Smith Minnie lKline7 Gladfelter Dale Michael Clarence Keely Raymond St. Clair Robert Mumaugh ' Wilber Swope Class Of 1929 Class of 1932 Robert Knisely Anna lLam l Haddox Joe FOWIBP Donald Lgmm Byron Klotz Class of 1932 iCont1nuedJ Keith Yoder Ross Bateson Daryl Knauss Noel Thrasher Woodrow Keely Hubert Dalton Aldine CFisherD Shorg Glenola KToddJ Deiter Mildred KJacobsJ Murray Robert Gschwind Wilson Meckstreth Kathryn KConleyJ Valentine Maxine fFe1tmanD Riley Class of 1933 Ottis Bone Mardella CBates7 DeWitt Zelma KBauman7 Rothgen Howard Burdick Helen CBaudersJ Ohler Sidney Bovee Charles Woodruff Marion Hiser Paul Smith George Nederhouser John Fowler Xenoline fFewJ Gcrrill Nicholas Gschwind Valena CKlotzJ Wensel Garnet Younkin Loren Strausbaugh Carl Roush Grace Smith Mary 4SahsJ Frost William Trojan Mary CClarkJ Oraski Fred Welker Calvin Kuhn Jr. Veva CCookl Hunt Larry Todd e Bertha lHeberlingJ Riser Class of 193h Pearl Kweikerl Wollam Norman WOllan Margaret lCrawfordl Alley Josephine CBonawittJ Lamm Joseph Myers Ardis Strausbaugh Elton Kuhn Robert Cornwell Jessie KYounkinJ Few Annabel KLoeD Horner Virginia CEyrel Grill Class of l93h fCont1nuedD Berniece QK1otzD Zimmerman Dustin Stoudinger Leta KBurnsB Kille Pearl Gschwind Kenneth Burns Margaret ifhalfinl Heinsman Virginia CHillerl Zaferin Cla ss of 1935 Ira Bovee Darrell Burns Anna Selle fCraunJ Swaisgood Glenola fGeyerJ Nogel Escil Hiser Eleanor iHollenbaugh7 Fowler Ruth Cllerj Crawford Nadine CKeely5 Hitchcock Geraldine iierrj Craun Marcine fKnaussD Hiser Bernard Knisley Juanita CKuhnJ Cornwell Esther iMilliganJ St. Clair Ila COrt7 Strausbaugh Audrey QRussellJ Gorm Carl Knauss e Nina K Spurgeon? Wise Reed Todd Martha Cwoodruffl Alley Vernon Zimmerman Class of 1936 Ruth lMilliganD Renfrew Grace Cwisnerl Pelton Doris lCoxl Scoville Freda COhlerD DeWitt Irma CGschwindJ Millhine Phyllis KHuffD Kuhn Geraldine CKnaussJ Burns Marie fweikerl Hunt Elma Bolle fKlotzD Baker Mary CLehmannQ Laird N-. Elizabeth CAndrewsJ Steinhour Gerald Strausbaugh Cla ss of 1957 Robert White Wallace Houtz Anna Ruth KSchroyerD Allison Harold Keller Betty CYoderJ Keller Charles Huffman Donald Deiter Helen CLehmannJ Raubenalt Nathan Hamphire C1955 of 1957 c05nt1nFd7 Class of 1939 lContinuedj - Laurel CBoweer Carpenter Marjorie CKuhn Wade Edna Pearl fHunt, Woods Emma KReesel M er Marie fClauseyY Calkins Jane Myers Thearon Shreffler Kenneth Geyer Bernice CJacobsD Good Collin Andrews Class of l938 Edward Crawfoot Richard Parsons Beulah Turner Hiser C D Elizabeth CStoudingerJ Parsons Ruth fRoushD Swaisgood Alta KGroverJ Regener Lucille CShawD Magnes Helen Swope Starla lUtzJ Miller J ame s Huffna n Ruth iwondersl Gschwind Ruth CPhll1ipsD Jurrus Virginia CKl1neD Jost Betty CGarbersonJ Gschwind Mary J. QMyersD Livingston Harold Shaw V Almanette lMe1choirJ George Nora Mae fHenr J McGee Donna CKenned Y Shreffler Opal fElartonX Babcock Wilma KVandersalll Mecke Kathleen CHuffl Todd Class of 1940 Leila QBatesJ Thrasher Kathyrn CKnis1eyD Lee Cletus Spitzer 4 Marveleen CHuffJ Johnson Janice fLehmann Radcliffe Hortense lBowen McKinney Joan Czimmerman Horner Martha Fry Geraldine Cox Alvin Stahl Maurice Moor Evelyn lweikerl Rose Glenola CKerrD Clevenger Emerson Parsons Class of 1941 Ibert Burns Wayne Samples Evelyn lHeber1ingD Shaffer Cecil Weiker James Johnson Ralph Cox Clayton Myers Elizabeth lMyersD Waitman Phyllis CPlantzD Harrison Albert Todd Class of 1959 Roy Miller Phyllis CStevensD Reese Junior Bonawit Miriam Cioderl Crawfoot William Stump Madeline CHa1lenbaughJ Kitzler William Archibald Frances Goudy Evelyn C1-Jlyel Inks Harry Milligan Margie CM1lliganD Miller Gerald Chalfin Elaine lGschwindJ Trovell Chester Robinson Arlene KPhillips3 Smith William Goudy Cecil Shultz Henry Hollinger Rosalind CYoderD Turner Nellie iHuntJ Nighswander Thelma CKee1yJ Decker Herald Grover Eloise QHuffD Ward Phyllis CCorrellJ Walters Kathyrn KKerrJ Bonawit Robert Elliott John Turner Dorothy CCrawfordl Wilch Victor Knisel Betty CPattonY St. Clair Brooks A. Parsons Edward White Class of 1942 Mirian CGroverJ Feasel William Stevens W Robert Lehmann Emma fChaffinJ Kiser Luella KSwaiegood7 Whitney Dale Houtz Verneda fBarlekampl Welty Gale Bates Blaine Blosser Robert Bonawit Betty lCorrellJ Morrell Edwin Cunningham Class of 1942 lContinuedJ Class of 1944 KCont1nuadl Idella lG1lli1andJ Whitmore Eldon Parsons Claude Goudy Georganne CHuff7 Conine Bessie lHunt1 Roller Wayne Knisely Rita KKuhnD Bermeister Ruth KMichaelsJ Goudy George Putman Anna lstahll Jacsey Ernest Swais ood Phyllis CUtz? Snow Laura Mae CYounklnJ Zimmermsx Vincent Miller Class of 1945 Doris CMoorJ Miller Margaret lPh1llipsJ Kiser Norman Phillips Aelred Schmitz Lloyd Smith Charles Strausbaugh Edgar Stump Norma Utz Donna Cwaltersl Stump Ross Zimmerman George Bingle Kenneth Bowen Jeanette fHenryJ Chihein Madelyn fMillerJ De Cesare Donna Mosier Vernon Phillips Fairie CPutmanJ Phillips Arden Stevens Walter Warriner Marian Wells C1888 of 1943 C1353 of 1946 Norman Bates Helen CGangwerD Buehning Donald Gschwind Phyllis QHollenbaughD Herzeg Wilma KHuffJ Reinbolt Arthur Huffman Donald Keller Donna KM1l1erl Calahan Betty lKerrJ Myers Paul Phillips Carl Chalfin Jr. Mary Onsel Marcine Bla rton Bernice Parse ns William Swaisgood John Vandersall Lola Laderman Marcie Elarton Kathryn CKemenah7 Banky Ray Kline Mary Marie CMoorJ Cunningham Marion Shultz Annabel CNycumg Cooke R1chard.Hov1s Rosaline Pocs Museman Kathleen Robinson! Class of 19 7 Sohaufelberger Esta fStahlJ Hello Kenneth Wells Paul Sahs Donald Lehmann Class of 1944 Juanita CBatesJ Strausbaugh Betty Bingle Leah fBowenJ Schenefield Lois CCorrellD Engh Flossie Crawford Paul Edinger Naomi C Fryj Davis Mary lGroverD Fisher Keith Burns 4 Arvine Houtz Pauline CHuffJ Huffman Jerry Huffman Jr. Helen iHuntD Leach Lila Lee KChalfinJ Frisch Treva Phillipsl Betts Oran Correll Jr. Ben Strange Irene CPocsJ House June KStah1J Stevens Carolyn Myers Dick Sahs Cleo Klotz Marvin Green John Bingle Doris CChalf1nD Hoffman Ben Cunningham Paul Dennis Catherine Gangwer Jim Lehmann Sarah fMillerJ Calmes Toxm Re ine ck Marjorie Smith Warren Smith Eugene Strausbaugh Naom CShaw5 Scoville Class of 1947 CContinuedl John Ziegman Betty Huff Class of 1948 Lowell Bassett Darrell Bates Rowena Bragg Jim Ferguson Virginia KGil1iandJ Em ons Sarah Hunt Clarence Kerr Jr. Ronald Klotz Rolland Knisley Eugene McClellan Donna fMorganJ Crispin Donna lNew1oveJ Clause Helen Onsel Emma Phillips Kenneth Russell Ethel CShawJ Smith Wilma Stahl Class of 1949 Darwin Bates Barbara CBrewerJ Woodruff Norman Burns Don Correll Virginia Cullison Gladine CGangwerD Goon Joe Goudy Robert Goff Marjorie CH1gleyD Bingle Martha Huffman Marsha CMil1erJ Baker Gerald Mindwiler Sara Onsel Bernadine Parsons Paul Stahl Helen Warriner Gene White Class of 1950 Earbara CMillerl Hotmer Lois Fausey Trois Stainbrook Barbara Lee Younkin Beverly Gorrill Eva CRathburnl Jim Stahl Leroy Kline Don Cunningham Eddie Moor Fred Bingle Don Swaisgood Don Graber Francis Kreais Richard Bowers Eddie Rose Ronnie Bassett DeRosa Any mistakes in this section of the Annual are purely uninten- tional. 4 Deceased We, the annual staff, wish to thank anyone who had anything to do with making this annual a success. 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