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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

I , 4 lj , 'lx' 1 To 1 F' .4 ict' F ' P 4 rn ,-, . .711 ,Mcmariam in JAMES R. BARTON Mr. James Barton of Columbus, Ohio, attended Adelphi High School and Ohio University as a student. He was a teacher in the Ohio Schools at the time of his induction into the Armed Services during World War II. On Sept. 4, 1951, Mr. Barton began his teaching in the Risingsun School, to in- clude Business Education and English. Immediately, he had many friends in the school and community, as he was one of the group. Whenever a school activity was held, Mr. Barton could be depended upon to be there, in the line of duty. On Wednesday, March 12, 1952, while doing his teaching, he was stricken with illness. After a short time, he again appeared for two classes and said he was feeling better and ready to go. However, after school closed for the day, was again ill, an illness which led to his sudden death on Saturday, March 15, 1952, at 8:30 A. M. It was with much sadness, that the people learned of the death of our Commercial Teacher. Mr. Barton was a kind, energetic, tireless, friendly, and thoughtful person. He was always helping someone, as he found pleasure in assisting the students from day to day. May we always remember him as just one fine fellow and as a friend to all of us. -lv - -1- 1 v '- - v- -v - sv Y' w T' BOARD OF EDUCATION 4 0 0 0 0 0 u o oboe: its QQQJQ C1 C1erkol00s'dcuol looconoonnuaooooeo Qgpnon Eg Henry Bingle Elder Babcock Ottis Bowe -9 W-. .W . Y 1 . Q., .pn l I2 Q3 4 C A CD It is our privilege, the Annual Staff, to dedicate the 1952 edition of the uRising Hin, to our Coach, Mr. Alton CBudl Gladieux. Our Coach, a native of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a graduate of Toledo University. While attending Toledo University, Coach was very active in football and basketball. After graduating from college, he taught at Payne Ohio. He then came to Risingsun in 1948 to teach Social Sciences and Phy- sical Education. He has done a wonderful job in Risfngsun, never tiring of being asked to do different tasks, or to help further our school in its activities. During his four years here, he has gained the admiration and friendship of all the students and fellow teachers. Coach has worked unceasingly with the boys and girls, giving them freely, without hesitation, all of his spare time. We, without limitation, feel that our Coach has well earned any honors that is bestowed upon him, and we, the Annual Staff desire to take this opportunity to wish him good luck, and my he spend many more happy years with us here, at nRising Hin. .A-a , EDITORIAL As May in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty two approaches, it reminds us that it will soon be time for the Seniors of Rising Hi to step up to take their places in this world to women of the sick ilege of when the field of fill the many positions that are open to the men and tomorrow. There will be doctors and nurses to aid and the needy, teachers to teach children the priv- being an American citizen and how to take their places time comes, scientists to continue in the wonderful research, and all the other occupations that make up this great country of ours. But the most important task for all of us to undertake is our fight for freedom. The freedom that every man, woman, and child is striving to hold. Our freedom of speech--to say what we wish to say, our freedom of religion--to attend the church of our choice. These are only two and that examples of the freedom we are striving to retain are imperative if our democracy is to survive. - 1 I, as Editor of this annual, The nRising Hin wish to ex- press my thanks to the annual staff, to the faculty, fellow students, merchants, and everyone else who has helped to make the 1952 edition of the year book a success. ,3 .g:..,-1- ' - .X ,,-..12z.,'-'Q-f f- '- I . X 45 -. ' -2 A '25 if ' C. 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R Senmrs val 'T' MARILYN THAXTON ROBERT SHAW i' Q '7 IDONNA KEHRES iv '52 Q'- HAROLD PURKEY MARIE HISER -If Y - --'V v+- 7 7 f v--f-v--.- fg N MDR' We, the departing Senior Class of 1952, being of sound body and sane mind, do hereby decree this to be our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class, will the janitor all the old erasers in our desks. Don't use them the way we did, Clint. To the Juniors we will our ability to fight in class meetings. To the Sophomore girls we will all the Senior boys. Take good care of them girls. To the Freshmen we will our ability to give all the teachers a headache. To the eighth grade we will our ability to keep quiet in Study Hall for 2 minutes. To the seventh grade we will our ability to play foot- ball during a basketball game. To the teachers we will all our Grade A papers. I, Marie Hiser, will my place in Glee Club and Band to Fred Gangwer. I, Robert Shaw, will my ability to do nothing in study hall to anyone who can get away with it. I, Marilyn Thaxton, will my twirling skirt to Kaye Koons. I, Don Norman, will my beautiful black hair to Dick Lehmann I, Ruth Ann Bell, will my office job to Keaven Miller. , I, Harry Kemenah, will my Mercury to Joann Lehmann for transportation to and from Fostoria. I, Doris Ponsetta, will my slim waistline to Carol Fausey. I, Dean Barlekamp, will my ability to argue with the teachers and sleeping in classes all at the same time to Don I, Naomi Bateson, will my excess men to Bev. Burns. I, Everett Brewer, will my ear CChevieJ to anyone who can drive it. I, June Gorrill, will my sparkler to John James to save him the expense. I, Willie Gangwer, will my job at the garage to Martha Strong. I, Idonna Kehres, will my ability to drink coffee or pop at the restaurant to Eddie Mirer, to save hot water and tea bags. I, Harold Purkey, will my ability of knowing about farming to Duane Correll. I, Donna Lehmann, will my ability to flirt and get away with it to Phylliss Patton. Witnessed on this twentieth day of May. X- - I Wltnesfcd by: Qlf: I S p N C? A is Li 15, Q '-If - ' 4 x X Y' -f - I- Q UT N , , ft! -1 f -D 'a If X ..-ff It is now the year 1972 and as I was visiting the city of Risingsun I decided to look up my old classmates. First I looked up June Gorrill. She was married soon after graduation. Her husband entered the army soon after their marriage. They had bought a farm before they were married so, June managed it while army. He came home and June went They now have eleven children and more. her husband was in the indoors to her housework. June says she wants ten It was hard to find him his own company. He sells supposed to cut any hair very short. So short, in fact, that you can't see it. Nsrt I found Harold Purkey. as he is a traveling salesman for automatic hair cutters, They are I then looked up Marilyn Thaxton. I found that she was no longer in Hisingsun. Her parents told me that hor boy- friend had been inducted into the army and she had joined the womens army soon after graduation to be near him. He was sent overseas so, Marilyn applied for overseas duty. She found him in Paris, France. They were married immed- iately. At the present time Marilyn outranks her husband. So, every time he sees her, she makes him salute. At this time I began to get hungry. I decided to eat my dinner at the Hotel Rising. Who should walk up to me but Bob Shawl He told me he was owner of this resturant and a chain of others. He was also chief cook in this one in Risingsun. He served the best spaghetti and meat balls in northwestern Ohio. As I was eating Donna Lehmann walked in. She told me she was modeling in New York. She recently tried her hand at designing. She has designed a new evening gown made of fish net. She calls it nThe Peek-a-boo.n I asked Donna what had become of Don Norman. She told me Don was managing the trucking department of the AkP. He has three men under him carrying groceries to the cars of frail young women. On the side he has started a lonely hearts club for young men and women. His slogan is: nLook before you leap into marriage.H By this time I was finished with my dinner. As' I walked out of the resturant I bumped into Doris Ponsetta. She looked quite different than when she was in high school' When in school she was exceptionally small and now sho was much bigger and quite muscular. She told me she had taken up the career of boxing. Her next match is a main event at Madison Square-Garden in New York City. PROPHECY fCON'Tl v- sl, -.- I asked about Harry Kemenah. Doris told me that Harry owned a beauty salon in Risingsun and a chain of others across the United States. He has a new hair-do called the Elephant Cut. It is cut short except a spot down the middle which is braided and stands straight up in the air. Next I looked up Idonna Kehres. While in school Coach wanted to be her wrestling manager. After graduation she bought Mom's Lunch Room but, decided resturant work wasn't for her. Again Coach approached her about wrestling so she decided to give it a try. At present she has never lost a bout. She has won every championship wrestling offers. At the present time she is engaged to the 'Blumpn and plans to retire from wrestling after marriage. I asked Idonna about William Gangwer. She told me he was running a gasoline station in Bradner. In the last few years he has tried his hand at inventing. He has invented a new gasoline. You fill the tank on January l, and after that you Don't have to fill it till the next year. When this gasoline is in your car, all you do is pull a lever, which by the way, Willie invented, and your car goes up into the air and you fly for hours at a time. Willie married soon after graduation and has a large family at present. Next I looked around for Ruth Ann Bell. I she had gone west. She now owns and runs She has about ten thousand head of cattle back every day as she inspects her cattle them no matter where they are or what the was told that a big cattle ranch. She rides horse- She inspects weather is. She has invented a new cushioned saddle. Of course, she was first to try it out. After finding out about Ruth, I looked up Everett Brewer. After graduation he had gone to college and had taken an executive course. After college he decided he would manufacture something that all women would need sooner or later. So, he became a manufacturer of women's girdles. His girdles are known as nThe four way stretch.n I next found Marie Hiser. In school she always liked to sing. After graduation she went to a music conservatory., After years of study she finally broke into operas. She told me she had an engagement next month to sing at Carnegie Hall. She has had very good notices so far from all the critics. I then wished her luck and went on my way. I, Naomi Bateson, after being jilted at the altar two different times, have become a Monk, and dedicated my life to religion. nn- f lf' Q- RISINGSUN HIGH SCHDOL CLASS OF 1952 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES, SUNDAY MAY 18, 1952 PROCESSIONAL Prelude ---- ----- ------------------ ---- ----Charmaine Strawman Hymn ------- ----- --------------------- NAmerica the Beautifulu Led by Music Instructor, John Christman Scripture Reading and Invocation ---- ----- -Rev. Ralph Cornell Pastor of Risingsun 3. U. B. Church Piano So1o----------------nN----N ---- -e- ------- Naomi Bateson Galop De Concert - A. Jackson Peabody, Jr. Girls Chorus --------------- H ---- N-Directed by John Christman Now Thank We All Our God - Cruger I Heard a Forest Praying - Peter De Rose X Girls Ensemb1e-- ----- um----ans Long As Children Pray - Youse Clarinet Quartet-------Grant Us to Do with Zeal - J. S. Bach Announcements---- -------------- ----------- Supt. Don E. Hiatt Baccalaureate Sermon- ---- - ---------- ----- ---- Rev. Paul Gnagy Pastor of Risingsun Church of God Girls Chorus -------- -------------- Directed by John Christman The Lord Bless You and Keep You - Lutkin Benediction-------------- ----------- -- ----- Rev. Charles Cory Invocation--- Piano Solo--- Salutatory Address---- - Vocal So1o--- Class History Senior Class Valedictory Address ---- Commencement Presentation Presentation Presentation Benediction- Pastor of Trinity E. U. E. Church COMMQNGEMBJNT PROGRAM Rlsrrzesmx HIGH scaoot, CLASS OF 1952 TULSDAY, elif ao, 1952, ans P.M. Pao CESSIONAL MARCH -------------------Rev. Charles Cory of E. U. E. Church ----------------------Second Mazurka Ruth Ann Bell by Benjamin Godard ---------nYouth at the Wishing Wellu Robert Shaw --------mAh, Sweet Mystery of Lifeu Marie Riser Victor Herbert -----------------------Class of 1952 Donna Lehmann -------------HThe Seuior's Farewelln Naomi Eateson ----------- nine Lure of the Futuren Doris Ponsetta ---------------Prof. H. R. Cotterman , Capitol University, Columbus, Ohio of Awards- ------------------- --Mrs. Leona Smith Qocqng.-my-Q.. Pastor Quan.-U-cancun Poemsoonno- Address ---- of Class -----'----------- Sponsor. W. F. Stevens of Diplomas ------------------ -Mrd,Gr J..Micnae1 President of Risingsun Board of Education ------------------------------Rev. Charles Cory RECLSSICNAL ITbLilsJfLxX',Cjf7C3uQ 'I:::X4::IXXk5 AGES FN? DP? fjg ffl. f 41-s2?v7NL,Jy6' XFX Q23 ' VA! 'Y .'Q1.2fw'. if -- 'f A f -...ws 5 , L'Wg1UIi ,gffd LL,,j bf.f ff, 'I l FAREWELL IN ' 52 AS WE SADLY ROAM THE CORRIDORS OUR LAST WEEK AT SCHOOL. WE FIND WE ARE OF THE OP OUR THOUGH WORKED US POR REJINDED EVEN NOW MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND. FRIENDS AND TEACHERS WHO, , WITHOUT CO-OPERATION POR FOUR YEARS TO HELP PREPARE FUTURE OCCUPATION. WITH TEAR FILLED EYES WE ALL RECALL OUR CHILDISI PRAJKS AND THEN WE START TO LAUGH, BUT REAEJBER THEY AR E GONE AND OUR EYES PILL ONCE AGAIN. IT'S SO VERY HARD IN WORDS TO SAY MFAREWELLN TO THINGS YOU LOVED SO n AND YOUR CLASSMATES PART AT THE DOOR BUT PLAN TO MEET ON THR ROAD TO SUCCESS WITH POND MEMORIES EVERMORE. Seniors of J52 SENIOR HISTORY ,Liguria ,us-Q. f .. In l948 we entered what we have been looking forward to, namely: NHigh Schooln. Our first real big activity was nin1tiation.u We went through the same routine, if not worse, than the other Freshmen had. Marilyn Thaxton was the attendant this year for the Homecoming football game We began our sophomore year and on September 30, l949 we gave the Freshmen the Wold routinen. Doris Ponsetta was elected Queen Attendant from our grade for the Homecoming football game with Bradner. June Gorrill was chosen Drum Majorette. As we entered our Junior year there seemed to be more for us to do. Naomi Bateson and Donna Lehmann were elected cheerleaders and Donna Lehmann as Queen Attendant. The main event was getting our class rings which we received shortly after school began. We looked forward to planning the Junior- Senior banquet which was held April 14, and after the enjoy- able banquet we journeyed to the sports arena and enjoyed Guy Lombardo and his orchestra. Most of our boys were active in sports. Harry Kemenah was awarded honorable mention as an all county football player. Also Donna Lehmann was chosen to go to Buckeye Girls' state and Don Norman to go to Buckeye Boys' state. We came back to school in l95l for our final year of school. This year will be considered as our busiest and happiest of all. Donna Lehmann was elected Queen Attendant for the Homecoming football game. Our next big thing was deciding our annual and annual staff. We decided to have a completely different annual this year and we are all working very hard to make itxa success. We had a profitable magazinex campaign in October and sold many things to help toward our A Senior trip. Five of our class were on the football squad, three on the basketball team, two were majorettes, three were cheer- leaders, four were F.H.A. members, six were band members, three were Thespian's, five were Glee Club members, five F.F.A. members, and eight were Dramatic Club members. We are looking forward to our Senior Class trip, which we will take the last part of May. This completes our high school career Some will be going to college, some to the will find an entirely new career. behind us and that is: we hope the will have as successful a year as thank all of you for helping us in school career a success. We want seniors we have anyway for making our high H' Y ' and our class. service, and others to leave one thought in the near future had. We want to AC TW! 'NES Marilyn Thaxton: Glee Club l,2,5,4, Drama Club 2,5,4, Band 2,5,4, Wings of Darkness 5, F.H.A. l,2,5,4, F.H.1l.. Sec. R Treas. 2, The Perfect Mother l, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4, F.H.A. Vice Pres. 5,4, Big Day 5, Librarian 5,4. Marie Hiser: Glee Club l,2,3,4, Sextette l, Ensemble 2, F.H.A. l,3, Drama Club 2,5,4, Thespian Club 4, Band l,2,5,4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Too Much Static 2, Jr. Class Play 5, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4. William eangwer: Football l,2,.'5,4, Basketball l,2,5,4, ' F.F.A. l,2,4, Junior Tlay 3, Senior Play 4. Ruth Ann Eell: The Perfect Mother l, The Inner Willy 2, 4-H Pres. 2, 4-H Vice Pres. l, Trouble in Paradise 5, F.H.A. l,2,5,4, 2nd Vice Tres. F.H.A. 4, Historian F.H.A. 2, Glee Club l,2,5,4, Band l,2,5,4, Drama Club l,2,5,4, Annual Staff 4, Thespian Society 4, D.A.R. Test 4, ' Senior Scholarship Test 4, Senior Play 4. June Gorrill: Glee Club l,2,5,4, Majorette l,2,5,4, Annual Staff 4, The Perfect Mother l, Too Much Static 2, Wings of Darkness 5, Trouble in Paradise 5, F.H.A. l,2, Thespian 4, Drama Club l,2,5,4, Baton Twirling Contest 5,4, Class Treas. 2,5,4, Drama Club Treas. 4,-Operetta 5, State Twirling Contest 5, Librarian l,2,5,4, Senior Play 4, Bowling Green English Test l. Donna Lehmann: Pres. 4, Vice Pres, 3, Student Council Sec. and Treas. 2,3, Glee Club l,2,3, Staff 3,4, Junior Play 5, Senior Buckeye Girls State 5, D.A.R. 4, Doris Ponsetta: Vice Pres. 2,4, 4, Glee Club l,2,3, Annual Staff Drama Club l,2,5,4, Annual Play 4, Cheerleader'3,4, Queen Attendant 5,4, Student Council Vice Pres. 4, Junior Play 5, Senior Play 4, Cheerleader 4, D.A.R. 4, Queen Attendant 2, The Perfect Mother l, Librarian 5, Opcretta 5. Naomi Bateson: Glee Club l,2,5,4, Ensemble and Sextette 2,5,4, Band l,2,3,4, Junior Play 5, Senior Play 4, Cheerleader 5,4, Advertising Manager of Class 5,4, Drama Club 1,2,4, Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. l,2,5,4, D.A.R. 4, Bowling Green English Test 2,5, The Perfect Mother l, The Empty Gesture 2, Spring Concerts l,2,5,4, Big Day 3. Idonna Kehres: Band l,2,4, Girls Glee Club l,2,5, Drama Club l,2,3,4, F.H.A. l,2,5,4, F.H.A. Parlimentarian 3,4, Wings of Darkness 3, Annual Staff 4, The Perfect Mother 2, Librarian l,2,3,4, Big Day 5, Junior Play 5, Senior Play 4r A r 1-- ACTIVITIES fCON'TJ Everett Brewer: Basketball l,2,5,4, Football l,2,5,4, Baseball 2,5,4, Wrestling 2, Junior Play 5, Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4. Dean Barlekamp: Football l,2,5,4, Basketball l, Wrestling 2, Baseball 2, Junior Play 5, F.F.A. l, Annual Staff 4. Harry Kemenah: Football l,2,5,4, Basketball l,2,5,4, Baseball l,2,5.4. Junior Play 5, Senior Play 4, Honorable mention Wosc County football league 5, Class Sec. 5,4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Don Norman: Basketball l.2,5,4, Football l,2,5,4, Baseball 1, Student Council 2,5,4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, F.F.A. l,2,5,e, E,F.A. Judging Team l,2, Parliamentary Procedure 3,4, F.F.A. reporter 5, F.F.A. Sentinel 4. Robert Shaw: Student Council l, 4-H Pres. l,2,5,4, F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 2,5,4, F.F.A. Basketball l,2,5,4, F.F.A. State Judging l,2, Class President 2, F.F.A. Treas. IS, F.F.A. Vice Pres. 4, F.F.A. Public Speaking 4, Football 4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Harold Purkcy: Student Council l, Class Pres. 5, Junior Play 3, FQFDAQ Vl.J2,5,4., FQFQAQ 2, FQFQAU Seca 5, FGFQAO Pres. 4, F F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 2,5,4, F.F.A. Local Public Speaking Contest 5,4, F.F.A. Basketball l,2,5,4, Delegate to State F.F.A. convention 2, County livestock judging team 5,4, Delegate to state F.F.A. camp 5, Senior Play 40 ,ZW DON HAROLD I TWELVE YEARS H E365 1- an f I khan.. ff 3 Ula' MARILYN 2 'MH TOGETHER -L J I WILLIE JUNE kg'-:NACHI H Y 'm V M 1 13 ,. Q. 'li 9 , . r L TQPIN G R SNAPS 1? ,I V 1 - -spggvf ii , m .Y ad' .i , ' 1 .N as J .l'x ' ft.. .fl 1' ' 'fm 1 i ,,- -R Q 1' K 1 1 -W, Q . U ' : I.. , I , , eg zfw. 1 , YP -f. .1-, '11 - F--Q E -v ' - . I 1 N' :vig-1,35 f X V 4' V 2'4 Sf : ,. f bfi- ',:' 21,-ibffmgf' . K - U M -4 - V Y Q- 7 51-.37 q 'har .1- K , 2251: Hail ff. . . I- i 4, . . .Q .' fl 4 - ' n THE 'GANGn Af ,w -:is-mf-. A- ' ' ' A I -.... - 'bu W A: Iv yt ' A I 4. r 4,5 -,, ..,, 2.4-lf ' I 1, , . 1 . name NNE 9 mr 1 at ' A2 Y V.. A , ,' -,gf A 1 . Qf .- H ' - LE. V H U .4 rf. , ' if it -QL 1.5 N ' ' ' -fi? , I K? 'L U 'f xwifk .' - 5: x .f '- 'g C-v ,t 5 , .. ..., . ., ..,,..,vf.1.f, .,.' ,. 4. .4. . --... - JZ - if-3 :-f,i'fF- '1-.-IQ-'H . 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To help us get the true feeling we received our class rings the second week of school. At the beginning of this year Joann Lehmann was elected to be a cheerleader, but due to illness she only cheered for a few football games. As a result of this, another election gave Shirley Loomis the opportunity of cheering. Charmaine Strawman won the Ohio History and Citizenship Test which was taken by four students from our class. As a result of this, she spent an enjoyable week end at the Ohio University. We are honored to say that Martha Strong was chosen Football Queen. We are looking forward to entertaining the Seniors at the Junior R Senior Banquet, and hope that it will be a success. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presid-entlO0ll.OO OOOIOIllllllOllOOlllCClO.Shir1ey V139 President... noone oooeoeeoJUann Lehmann secretaryoooeoooe ...............Joanne Kline Treasurer........ . .........Gharmaine Strawman Student Counci1.... ....Eddie Mirer k Buster Hunt FIRST ROW- Charmaine Strawman, Joanne Kline, Marilyn Hunt, H5f E'Ea Strong, Doris Sanders, Patricia Lehmann, Virginia Payne. SECOND ROW- Mr. Gladieux, Joann Lehmann, Cora Chalfin, Shirley foomis, Sandra Clark, Beverly Beidelschies, Janet Elarton, Beverly Burns, Carol Fausey, Janet Deer. THIRD ROW- Eddie Mirer, David Bateson, Carl Klotz, Bernard Kreais, Fred Gangwer, Buster Hunt. A- A AAA ,,,,s.-.-4 ,A .5 - OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS wwf I JU more SQIAPS RELAXED 1 LUOKS YUHHY NAUGHT7 AFTER the PLAY HOLE in ONE PALS Y ' Y ' T wr-W ' Y 1, 1-www--up 4 M1, U f 'P 1 A iw f -'r .f ' N fi a Nvirs 0 W Qxfgfr 3 Kfft .I L' 35,3 E7 U L' k' : Q 1 3 A, E ! l.,-ffnnv :' .' - . . ' M ,- ' rf ' df ff' li lib-T 215- ' ' jJ: '.fg. ff' A .,. 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Our class officers for the year are as follows: President... oanen 0 oonas csoooeoynoo sdelfohfl James Vice President... .... ....Norma Mirer Secretary ...., ... . ................. .Marla Cox Treasurer.. .... .... , . ..... . ..... ..Phylliss Patton Student Counoil.... ...Kay Dahms and Tom Cullison FIRST ROW- Norma Mirer, Marla Cox, Zoelouise Bauman, Norma Shultz, Betty Lawrence, Ada Sleek, Janet Few, Shirley Klotz, Kay Dahms. SECOND ROW- Harry Shaw, Hershel Strong, John Michael, Shelby Rathburn, Kay Graber, Phylliss Patton, Carl Thaxton, Jim Bateson, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW- Robert Stahl, David Hoover, Charles Shook, John Deer, Don Smith, Myron Bates, Tom Cullison, Duane Correll. ABSENT - John James, Dale Phillips. - 11 A- - or-'Fuczns SOPHOMORE CLASS I' G.-...I SOPHOMORE SNAP5 .- Sl.EEPYTll1E THAXTON XL-ff-w HOME EC. TUOSOHE , s , 4 ' ' 2' A , ,fn . if THE nouns GANG vnvuus 1 1 - A 5 .a .n . F, ,L 'WW'-F Y 'T 5 . I 5 -X Q 1 I 'K f' '-. 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Janet Stahl TreaSuPerlOJ06lllC Ql0l.COl'0lll!OOlIO'OlOlOOQllO0tPatty 1 Student Council... ...DeWitt Hemminger and Walter Phillips FIRST ROW- Donna Payne, Leone Hovis, Anna Kemenah, Janet Stahl, Donna Wollam, Mary Collins, Doris Norman, Patty Sue Gee. QQQQEQ ROW- Keavin Miller, Walter Phillips, Norma Kehres, Carlene Fansey, Rowena Bateson, Bernard Wollam, Mr. Barton. 23259 Egg- Robert Klotz, Pichard Klotz, Morse Stiger, Dick Lehmann, Roger Kline, Dewitt Hemminger, James Shull, Lawrence Strawman. Aessgg- Leo sugar. .l , ,.,,,.,..,,.'.- .W--4 f oFFaceRs FRE SHMEN CLASS i v-pr ssrmsn SNAPS W g . , ff' wi , . ' '-E: fp:--'- 4 i fu , -hifgw' ZF, A- ' T, 2 ,f 2' f.. ., : .V --ff ' .,4. .',.,1 wN . , ,, .u .-L. f .v.,iM2'k ' ' Nw 'M X. NORHA CHAMPION f I-'nesl-men mrrurruon sons REF 1 cnnancrens 1 1 S A - 1-n 1. ... -- ----'- v-',1r'5- 'T' J Q 1, -v .,.N 3? 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TE5? i .U 55' 'f . X' '. Z . : : z Q :'x Q' 'A 1 A'LX .x , f' 7 gt visa ? g 24111, v t Q .if Q I ,u Q X'-. r-'Lf.. 'Fj s lg if l ,,,,,.. -KX 5 -' 71 - X X, qi c ag. 5 2- , T.. .IT A :Q- , 6 4 11 I v 4 'X A 9 .5 ,' . Q! Q5 15 If 4. , I . 4 ' f J:.....fC7 I ' 5 5 1 . +4 f . ., 1 P5 ' IST .135 A G E gr i I if fXff,J 2'f'!'!Ll T in L. UL. V, 5.-v, Q - ff K-1 -t I I ll. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW- William Miller, Ottis Bowe, Thomas Lewallen, Harley Shaw, Glenn Thaxton. SECOND ROW- Janet Keely, Agnes Strong, Alice Wollam, Bonnie Cox, oanet Dick, Joyce Klotz, Gloria Goon, Joan Aldrich. THIRD ROW- Russell Krotzer, Howard Stahl, Sue Felkey, ' Darlene Few, Imogene Purkey, Juanita White, Mary Hemminger, Miss Pletcher. FOURTH ROW- Lynn Sawyer, John Womeldorf, Tony Sleek, Robert Goodman, Bernard Lehmann, Ted Norwood, Charles Krotzer, Thomas Aldrich. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW- Patty Bateson, Gatha Sanders, Donna Miller, Nancy Shull, Rosie Norman, Shirley Bovee, Leah Sebring, Sharon Haught, Cynthia Clark, Kay Ann Stith. SECOND RON- Mr. Christman, Mary Ann Kehres, Jane Bowe, Phyllis Gnagy, Carol Beidolschies, Geraldine Westenbarger, Norma Baier, Lenore Collins, Nancy Shook. THIRD ROW- Lynn Smith, Larry Correll, Jimmy Hiser, Glenn Nederhouser, Charles Graber, Donald Klotz, Donna Palmerton. EIGHTH SEVENTH ...Lu ii ... Y . .W-. .. HQ- - GRADE EIGHT When the Eighth grade started the school term of 1951-52, we had twenty-nine students. We elected officers the first day of school. Our class sponsor is Miss Fletcher. Juanita White was elected from our grade for Halloween Queen for the Jr. High. Mary Hemminger was an attendant. To raise money for the Jr. High, the Eighth grade took turns with the Seventh grade to sell popcorn at the home basketball games. Eleven boys from the Eighth grade played basketball for the Jr. High team. We also had two cheerleaders from our grade, Bonnie Cox and Janet Keely. We have seven members in the Jr. Band and one in the Senior Band. President ........ ...John Womeldorf Vice President... ...Mary Hemminger Secretary....... ...Imagene Purkey Treasurer .... .... .....Lynn Sawyer Student Council... ...Bonnie Cox GRADE SEVEN At the beginning of this year, with Mr. Christman as our class advisor, we elected officers. Two girls from the seventh grade were nominated for Jr. High Queen. They were Jerlene Westenbarger and Nancy Shook. Lynn Smith and Patty Bateson were chosen as the two Jr. High cheerleaders from the seventh grade. Four members of our class are members of the Jr. Band. Four members of our class are also members of the Senior Band. All but two of our boys have been playing on the Jr. High basketball team this year. We have sold popcorn at half of the home basketball games this year for the Jr- High fund. 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SECOND ROW- Betty Strong, Vondale Hunt, Evelyn Derr, Billie Westenbarger, Myra Hiett, Carolyn Shreffler, Betty Stahl, Mary Ellen Parsons, Janet Graber. THIRD ROW- Mrs, Messenger, Robert Kehres, Bernard Bowen, Lu Ella Houtz, Bernadine Reinhart, Bonnie Elliott, Gene Sleek, Gale Krotzer. FOURTH ROW- Danny Clark, Ronald Matthews, Ovid Foster Jr., Jerry Aldrich, Edward Reinhart, Frank Ollom, Robert Aldrich, Donald Norwood, Robert Hiser. GRADE FIVE FIRST ROW- Cora Derr, Carolyn Thaxton, Mary Lawrence, Marjorie Smith, Janet Kempher, Paula Gnagy, Mary Margaret Deiter, Princess Lewallan. SECOND ROW- Mrs. White, Connie Thrasher, Ruth Ann Houtz, Rich- ard Shultz, Tommy Gschwind, Larry Palmerton, Joe Beidelchies, Ned Sleek, Ray Hitchcock. THIRD ROW- Edward Stritc, Rodney Hill, James Shook, Raymond Sleek, Victor Kline, Curt Elarton, Edward Lehmann, Marvin Chalfin. ABSENT- Carol Holman, Kay Correll, Ethel Monday, Anna Mirer GRADE FOUR FIRST ROW- Lynn Fruth, Sandra Hartley, Anna Rose Laderman, Karen Dunn, Yvonne Parsons, Judith Klotz, Nancy Goon, Sharon Bateson, Marilyn Strawman, Lila Sawyer. SECOND ROW- Jerry Womeldorf, Harry Derr, Melvin Goon, Stanley St. Clair, Billie Steinhour, Tom Norwood, James Ollom, Richard Waldron, Billy Smith, Frankie Rathburn. THHRQ ROW- Tom Kiser, Gilbert Bates, Aaron Babcock, Jack James, van Ile, Donald Cullison, Kenny Mirer. SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE ' FOURTH GRADE I l Q9 -F?-f' Q GRADE THREE FIRST ROW- Wayne Collins, Joe Krotzer, Jerry Shultz, Steven Bowen, James Cox. SECOND ROV- Barbara Sanders, Marcia Loomis, Sharon Bovee, Rose Ann Feinhart, Carol Lee Houtz, Dorothy Sleek, Eileen Lehmann, Ruth Ann Kline, Kary Lou Kille, Betsy Goodman. THIRD ROW- Leota Stahl, Kathleen Coon, Nancy Ohler, Gloria Houtz, Arlene Beair, Jean Nederhouser, Marilyn Few, Ruth Ellen Griffin, Helen Eckelbarger. FOURTH ROW- Miss Schrote, James Muir, Paul Shook, Kenneth Fousn, David Griffin, Terry Quickle, John Hovis, Jimmy Felkey, Dale Thaxton. ABSENT- caroiyn Few. GRADE Two FIRST ROW- Eddie White, David Waldron, Steven Ollom, Billy Few, Jacob Hunt, Billy Palmerton, Arden Shreffler, Duane Gee. SECOND ROW- Nancy Mirer, Barbara wade, Beverly Nelson, Mary Ann Aldr'iTh, Barbara Allen, Nancy Fry, Annie Laura Adlzerson, Phyllis Havens, Judith Dunn, Carolyn Bateson, Jennie Stahl, Patty Ollom. THIRD ROW- Trudy Gangwer, Marshia Cascidy, Judy Kiser, Judy Stith, Judy Steinhour, Carol Ann Parsons, Joyce Hitchcock, Ronald Dillinger, Jerry Babcock, John Roush, Leland Goon. FOURTH ROW- Mrs. Bockbrader, Billy Kline, Dickie Felkey, Jimmy Gschwind, Larry Kille, Paul Gschwind, John Kehres, Dar- rell Holman, George heinhart, Janes Hiett, Roh ie Wollam. ABSBIT- James Klotz, Ray Brockschmidt rw 2 11 GnADn ONS FIRST ROW- Billy Lehmann, Mikie Walters, Larry Haar, Charles Felkey, Garry Boff. SECOND ROJ- Carolyn Allen, Barbara Aldrich, Elaine Dieter, Norma Shull, Sharon Nelson, Rorerta Butts, Nancy Bateson, Myrtle Spense, Sharon Bowen. THIRD QQQ- Peggy Bovee, Janice Kline, Sue Ann Shreffler, Susan Beidelscnies, Jackie Wollam, Shirley Stagger, Vivian Lawrence, Shirley Babcock, Judy Engle, Orvella Deiter. FOURTH Egg- Michael Phillips, Jim Sage, Roy Sleek, Ricky West- enbarger, Larry Below, Eddy Dillinger, Perry Hartley, Jerry Edinger, Mrs. Brown. ABSENT- Beryl Hemminger THIRD cams sscono sRAn5 A A FIRST GRADE fi 'W r 'a A fx D, KINDER GARTEN d E I 'li- 0 in FIRST ROW- Lynn House, Edward Bowe, Robert Laderman, Billy Houtz, Calvin Earl, Michael Wells, Larry Welty. SECOND ROW- Rebecca Rinebold, Hazel Earl, Connie Sue Quickle, Judith Bates, Bonnie Geyer, Mary Ellen Kline, Loman Fruth, Patricia Allen, Jane Aldrich, Cheryl Carr. THIRD ROW- Mrs. Bowe, Danny Gillespie, Patricia Stitn, Billy Zimmerman, Wilford Hunt, Paul Norwood, Ronald Micklovic, Carl Heinsman, Mickey Swaisgood, Wayne Essex. 1 Q7 1 I I 2 5 1 , ,. S.. ...f.- .. -tv-' 'r-'M' yvlrf' ,,.--fr? - L . Q. F ,- '17 1, Q1 .1 . : ,.k. . I -. 'm di . 8313735523 ' .f'43'PggjJi55A'h' ' 1 .ff-f!'7 gx vi com ty Y , . X 1 Y Mn- P 1 .5 d , x 1 . , f seg. X ,ggl .X wifi-L ' in f ig .X y X fx' . -' ' r f ' f' ' L ,T -. I I . 1' If ,fS?A,51Xf afyglf f !f'f.5A ' a vis' jx if: . X I Z,-1 fr' -,,,, g : X X K x f Oxxiix X ' , I ai-3:2-'rg 4, 4 ' mafia I ' - ' S'.7f., ff 55511. ff-5- f :T iw- X fist K X xY 29'w li f XX . i 0:f?'.- . X, N . afiziz- 7-1. hi' 1 xx, . , 12- QR ' 1 X ' , 7Eg?,a9, X M '1-:1Lt:l'-- R- U ..g,:'.. nh .5 .I-,nLJ.,..: QR x , . .. ': +..Q1L' J -- ,gr ., . ul. 4 ...A i 4 1 -. 2?22! 5252 . u, .- - An ' ,T , .-. , ' I . .1 .q, 1 1 4 Zsgiii il is 3 3 ,A. ... -Q 0, . '-QP 'ws wi 24 1 31 X E l 'Ah FOOTBALL FIRST ROW- Everett Brewer L. End, Harry Kemenah, Quarter -----1-n-1 , - . ,1 Back, karl Dean Barlekamp, J. Half, Donald Lorman, uenterg Robert Shaw, H. Half, William Gangwer, H. Half. SECOND ROW- Dewitt Hemmineer, Quarter Lack, David Bateson - LJ T1 I1 - . , J. Half, Bernard Kreais, L. mndg Carl Klotz, uenterg eddie Mirer, Quarter back, buster Hunt, L. Half, John James, L. TN 'W Y Kalfg inane Correll, n. And, Halter Phillips, Center. THIRD HOW- Coach Gladieuxg Like Bates, L. End, Leo Stiger, L. ond, james Jiteson, L. End, Ben White, H. End, John peer, Center, Robert Stahl, R. Ialfg David Hoover, 3. End, nick Lehmann, K. End, Norse Stiger, 3. And, Hebert Klotz, Lanager. ., v X ' N. wwf ark X tam- .--Aa -'x5':bl. Q-fx 8, ' e ,, ,y P-gh-.-A .Q 'Jig' 'F . ffifmiff . f Awwinfe- ,v X - :::N 'X A R. iglffpi' xt f N v .L wily . 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R X :QZfw.'i' if K 'Q OUR STONE WALL KENENAI-I , 1 -' ., sl' WILLIE ' NORMAN 5562 ' im I eos E N7 x 1 .X K . xg 5,5 N 52 D ri f if v ki N Qi 1 4' w J 'N x .xl .,1 Q3 1 K My X In X 1 , fw X , W Y X x 5 W N 'f W W W ,515 XZX' JOHN BREWER 4 l 1 w l L R?-, FOOTBALL SNAPS JY: xii.: ,-, R., N. in ' . . is V' in L, ,li 'iff 1 . v ,. - wyyiwg - ...f 511' E ' .W - 'nf , . Q61 M Q, ... X F N.. I I -- ,, f1,' 5 Y'-- ' 11 ,-H V. A. ...Q ,uk A L-Ak 4-n.4..J f 3' W. lr- HL tb' Eiga. v v--at . :EQ 4 1 -f-W e' . f fx A91 V. Y Y Q' f' v. ljln , if -V - f uf A - V n H ' V f. ' j,f3lg,fjpl51. - - V ., . b 4 - ,af up , . , xv V 1 fd. .. l A nl' I I ' ' Q '-Q. Ag-Qirx ' NT' . ' -fer ' K fly 5 'Tf' , .5 ,' A 1.-,WR : ' 95, , , 1 - ' .',.nv ' K ' ,, 0 ' .KH - fr . .f 'Y gf- 4 A . 'fig I 7, 1 ,-:A-L ': :ii v ,QV-ff? ,b, Q- b ', , . -f -sf-I 4. . ,. .... ,.wgg,q,' ,-f , A1 u x J ' ' A I f 7fi': . 1f -'7 !r'l ' A b, Et-. ,IA-Q if ,V-fx v - x - . , . - . , ylg'.'W 'gf ,1 - 'f'1z..f fri '-Q .1-a.f1 Ll-wiv fm -Teil I FOOTBALL 1951-52 This year twenty-five boys, five who were lettermen, reported to Coach Gladieux for the gridiron season. Their high hopes for a very successful season were in the air. These hopes may well have been realized except for a serious injury jinx which entered the Tiger Camp before the first game and remained throughout the season, As it was, their record of three wins in eight starts still placed them high in league standing. The highlights of the season were our 14-15 victory over Wayne-Bradner. contest being -- In the t Risingsun and proximity and the lights at Three eleven man games were played, with one under the lighted field of Fostoria. aditional nCider Jugn game, two great Ohio Powers Bloomdale, natural rivals, due to geographic because of their well matched teams, dueled under Bloomdale. The score being 55-26 doesn't indi- cate the closeness of the game. What may have been more important, was the fact that, the contest prooved that students of the two schools could mingle in large numbers and maintain an attitude of friendly sports- manship. Co-Captain, William Gangwer- A Stalwart on defense, had an early injury which handicapped his playing. Co-Captain, Harry Kemenah- Quarterback and workhorse of the team, played excellent football. Everett Brewer- An outstanding end, kicked the extra points for the team. Dean Barlekamp- Big and rugged, injury ridden. Robert Shaw- First year man, Don Norman- Offensive center charger. played good football. and a sparkling defensive Bernard Kreais- A strong defensive end. Buster Hunt- Sparkling right halfback. Carl Klotz- Defensive center, powerful and strong. Rex Bateson- Shifty and dangerous. Eddie kirer- Small but courageous. John James- Scored most of the touchdowns, a hard elusive runner. David Hoover- A defensive wizard. He likes it rough. Leo Stiger ifingersj The ability to catch passes led him to give the fans some interesting moments. .With this 1952 season, Coach Gladieux, a Toledo U. grad- uate, was completing his fourth season with the Risingsun School. He definitely is a friend to football. His teams have always been in fine physical condition, fundamentally strong and eager to play. At the beginning of this year, he had all the boys for football but seven. He never refuses to offer a chance to the boys, regardless of age.or size. Mr. Gladieux makes big predictions for the 1952 season. He has already received additional uniforms to be prepared for more candidates. LL SNAPS 1 I Rouen ...4 TUMBLE GOAL S W VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW- Duane Correll, Eddie Mirer, Everett Brewer, Harry Kemenah, Don Norman, John James, Buster Hunt. SECOND ROW- Coach Gladieux, David Hoover, John Deer, Dick Lehmann, Leo Stiger, Bernard Kreais, Harry Shaw. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW- Duane Correll, John Lichael, Roger Kline, buster Hunt, Jim Sateson, hershel Strong, Walter Phillips, Robert Stahl. SECOND ROW- Coacn Gladieux, Bernard Kreais, David Hoover, Miie mates, Dick Lehmann, Cnrl Klotz, vohn ueer, Morse Stiger, T ' 1' C' Mgr. darry Qhaw. VARS ITY BASKETBALL ,gg ii! - Q I 'v nesenvg BASKETBQLL -H . 'aunt nanny w ' f--- 4 J f v, f4 u F f .N Q DICK F9 93,, !fQJQb.t cd, , 1? f x f XN432' , X M Q 1 5 Q BUST!!! FIGHTING means Q 9 f f o 5.3 5 f? 3: fl ' 1 5 , Leo 1 tx ,4 J 5 Q JDHN 5 E 'coumr' 05 Q IM'1jm, ,gf fx Q 'R A 2 ,K 4' fx KREAI S 1 ,..,l-pUl1f.,. ..,rPU1l, . BASKETBALL 1951-52 The Risingsun team this year was popular with the fans wherever they traveled. Fans, all through the county' marveled at how a quintet, that usually averaged around 5'7n in heighth, could produce such speed and ball handling ability. Coach Gladieux featured a set pattern of offense with an occasional fast break offense that literally ran their opponents off of their feet. With deadly eyes, the Tigers, when slowed down, turned on their famous set shot barrage ability, backed up with fine passing control. This was a ball p1ayer's club. No one man constantly stood out as an individual star. Team work and the fact that every player was capable made the Tigers a strong group. Harry Kemenah, St., 5'3u guard QCaptainJ one of the Tigers greatest all around athletes. Popular Harry captivcd his ninth monogram. He was used primarily as a guiding influence and as playmaker. Everett Brewer, Sr., 5'lOH forward was the veteran of the squad. Bugal has been on the team three years. When need ed in this year of tall men, he continued as a cool playmaking expert and a fine pivot shot. Don Norman, Sr., 5'l0n center. Reliable Don played both center and forward and stood out on defense. He played more than any other Tiger. John James, Soph., 5'7H forward. One of the smoothest forwards in Tiger history. John had the best average of all the orange and black shooters. He was usually the man back to stop the opponents fast break. Eddie Mirer, Jr., 5'6u guard. On a scoring night Ed meant ntroubleu for the opposition. He played inspired ball and was extremely popular with the fans. Duane Correll, Soph., 5'6n guard. has a very flashy man on the squad. Young and fast, he may develop into a sensa- tion. On fast breaks he teams very well with Buster Hunt. Buster Hunt, Jr., 5'5N guard. This letterman of the 51-52 team became very popular with the spectators for he proved himself fast and reliable. Dick Lehmann, Fr., 5'lOu. A center was constantly improving in the pivot shot. Dick may be the coaches dream of an Hagile big mann. He had the least experience at the start of the season but his amazing improvement, week by week, made him a ufirst stringn substitute. Stiger, Deer, Kreais, Klotz and Hoover proved them- selvzs to be assets to the team throughout the season, for their encouragement from the bench. Next season they will be in the nthick of the battlen. Coach Gladieux has already arranged for a sixteen game schedule in l952-53- so power to the future for Risingsun and nfull speed aheadd. Y-I-M334 34-I -IOOIUI f'i,crs in ACTIUN ! 'IPO Fl WHISTLE TIME ' , , c 5' D250 BASKETBALL CAPTAIN JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL CAPTAIN S 4, JR. HIGH BASKETBALI TEAM FIPST ROW- Glen Thaxton, Charles Graber, Harley Shaw, Lynn Sanyer, Russell Krotzer, John Womeldorf, Larry Correll, Ottis Bowe, Jim Klotz. ND RON Plen Nederhouser Tom Aldrich, Bernard Lehmann SECO 2- J , , . Fobert Goodman, Ted Norwood, Charles Krotzer, Jim Hiser, Howard Stahl. VARSITY BASEBALI TEAM FIRST ROM-'Walter Phillips, Eddie Mirer, Harry Kemenah, Busfer Hunt, Roger Kline, Duane Correll. SECOND HOW- Mike Bates, John Deer, Everett Brewer, Dick fehiann, Morris Stiger, Mr. Gladieux. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL .1: , V? 3 G , i ,A, ,,,i,,,,, 1105 E 1m'iXQ2 LL..611'f, C-BQ? Q Q' 1 r AWVARSITY BASEBALL A Ai , 'if x L I , 5 , ' I . -W mo... ' P ffl' fam- deer . Our Mascot ' f' flfaqpf-.Ak HOLD THAT fijcr MISCELLAN . 'x H I E TT S ff k b . Nj, r PARTY TIME . 1 - ' R-,ff-J W' TS' ' xv l rAe v cLAss' sous sNAPs P J!-2 SCOREKEEPERS Q BOGKKEEPING HISTORY -' 0.5. , I Fl 29 02 0 Z Z ll R PISA T 0 W E R M A R K T O vt f- -. . - N - - -b . : , S s 2 Q fi . 1- - . , ,.- I ' .. H inf ,f hy' fy! .QL-.1 1' 17,1 D -'W L., ... --'- in .v,,. - N, .J5'g'f.I 1,4- ' ,uf , P v ,. o ' ' rw .,fg:a1g',. -.11-:t,,.'..::- ' , .-c5h: 'F:f611gi,M- ff :' Tai- -- : '-L -dh -f- .,,v:1A75::t,ul ,,,??f:i'Ag.,:,,, , -.....,,,.S i 5 -XX . 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J. f. . . .4 f'-M11-lf'-15' - sf-2:.w'1f-- --'f3.,...n,'- :. -- . .. H- H... ...,. . --..-.,..,,,,,., -. ,:g,,,,.. 1 ...,. A,-A U ' -- .Al GIRL'S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW- Janet Elarton, Shirley Loomis, Sandra Clark, Char- maine Strawman, Joanne Kline. SECOND ROW- Zoelouise Bauman, Norma Mirer, Marla Cox, Shirley Klotz, Anna Kemenah, Donna Payne, Leone Hovis, Janet Stahl, Norma Shultz, Betty Lawrence. THIRD ROW- Mr. Christman, Joann Lehmann, Marie Hiser, Ruth Ann Bell, Donna Wollam, Beverly Beidelschies, Patty Gee, Shelby Rathburn, Ada Sleek, Kay Dahms, Doris Sanders, Martha Strong. FOURTH ROW- Naomi Bateson, Rowena Bateson, Doris Norman, Kay Graber, Carlene Fausey, Norma Kehres, Phylliss Patton, June Gorrill, Marilyn Thaxton, Beverly Burns. BOY'S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW' Don Smith, Buster Hunt, Dick Lehmann, Roger Kline, Morse Stiger. SECOND ROW- Mr. Christman, Walter Phillips, Eddie Mirer, Lawrence Strawman, Bernard Wollam. JL.. GlRL'S GLEE CLLLB J I N....s BOYS GLEE CLU.B . 7-. ,-, ' . ,- T, ,uv ' 0-L-F f'W SENIOR BAND FIRST QQQ- Dewitt Hemminger, Trumpet, Eddie Mirer, Trumpet, Idonna Kehres, Cymbals, Norma Mirer, Snare Drum, John Deer, Bass Drum, Ruth Ann Bell, Snare Drum, Walter Phillips, Trumpet, Glenn Hederhouser, Trumpet. SECOND QQL- Kay Graber, Flag Bearer, Lillian Vells, Clarinet, Bonnie Elliott, Clarinet, Marla Cox, Clarinet, Joanne Kline, Clarinet, Shirley Loomis, Clarinet, Marie Hiser, Clarinet, Janet Elarton, Clarinet, Janet Deer, Clarinet, Jerelene Westenbarger, Clarinet, Shirley Klotz, Clarinet, Kay Ann Stith, Clarinet, Norma Kehres, Flag Bearer. THIRD BQK- Mr. Christman, Director, Lawrence Strawman, Clarinet Buster Hunt, Trumpet, David Hoover, Trumpet, Carl Klotz, Trumpet, Beverly Burns, Trombone, Janet Keely, Trombone, Naomi Bateson, Trombone, Carol Fausey, Flute, Charmaine Strawman, Glockenspiel. SENIOR BAND After three months of sum er rehersals and several per- formances under the direction of Mr. Richard Downs of Fostoria, we came back to school to meet our new director, Mr. John C. Christman. During this school year we received our new orange and black uniforms, of which we are very proud. We first were these uniforms at Fostoria in the Halloween Parade. We performed at several football and basketball games, topping this by appearing in the Northwestern Ohio Music Contest and Band Concert. The School Board very graciously contributed two new instruments to further the instrumentation of our band, These instruments are a sousaphone, and a tenor saxaphone. IQ, HJ :Zi 5 2 S X LJ Dy 2 Ill ID '1v ' g ini NMMBMD FIRST ROW- Ronald Palmerton, Clarinet, John Womeldorf, Drum, Gale Krotzer, Drum, Robert Goodman, Drum, Danny Clark, Drum, Joann Aldrich, Drum, Robert Strawman, Flute, Bernard Bowen, Cornet. SECOND RQE- Myra Hiett, Clarinet, Mary Ellen Parson, Clarinet, Kay Dahms, Clarinet, Mary Hemminger, Clarinet, Nancy Shook, Charinet, Donna Miller, Clarinet, Patty Bateson, Cornet, Roger Below, Cornet, Sue Felky, Glockenspiel. THIRD RQE- Mr. Christman, Tommy Gsohwind, Cornet, Curt Elarton, Cornet, Ottis Bowe, Cornet, Eddie Rinehart, Tuba, Carole Beidelschies, Saxophone, Zolouise Bauman, Saxophone, Howard Millhime, Saxophone, Donald Norwood, Baritone. JUNIOR BAND This year something new has been added to our music de- partment. Under the leadership of Mr. J. C. Christman a Jr. Band has been formed, consisting of Elementary, Jr. High, and High School students. They have made several appearances wearing the red and white uniforms. After students have been in the Jr. Band and are progressing quite well, they are transferred to the Sr. Band. The Jr. Band membership includes B clarinets, 1 flute, 3.saxaphones, 7 trumpets, 2 mellophones, 4 trombones, 2 basses, 1 baritone horn and 5 drummers. 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Editor Photography. Business Mgr Advertising. Features... Circulation. Artooao :po-r Sports.... Typists... Advisord Q Q Q Q , vi THE RISING HI ANNUAL STAFF al ooooiolooooooaecnoeooo1ouooooD0nna Lehmann ...Joann Lehmann . ....Don Norman Kaye Koons ... ...June Gorrill ....-... ...Harry Kemenah Doris Ponsetta ....June Gorrill Naomi Bateson o U 0 6 .ROb8I't Shaw Ruth Ann Bell ldonna Kehres . .....Marilyn Thaxton Charmaine Strawman .....Everett Brewer Doris Ponsetta ....Doris Ponsetta June Gorrill Marilyn Thaxton Marie Hiser Ruth Ann Bell Naomi Bateson Donna Lehmann , , , ...Mr. James Barton ANNUAL STAFF V r ,L ,, . . ,,--...,- 4. - -' f ------ WORK Q W ' 'X if 5' -. V M--M 'sd - .,,. 1: Q, YQ- INDUSTRIOUS - ' v ' 71-vf 'f+t DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President ....... .... .... Joann Lehmann Vice President... .... Charmaine Strawman Secretary....... ....... Shirley Loomis Treasurer ...... . ...June Gorrill News Reporter... .............. .... .... Janet Deer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Senior .... , ...Naomi Bateson Junior. .... ...... Sandra Clark Sophomore .... .......... John Deer Freshman... .... Lawrence Strawman THE DPANATICS CLUB FIRST RON- Duane Correll, Buster Hunt, John Deer, Dick Lehmann, Eddie Mirer, Lawrence Strawman, Jalter Phillips, Don Norman. SECON ROW- Norma Mirer, Marla Cox, Zoelouise Bauman, Anna emena , Donna Payne, Janet Stahl, Donna Vollam, Charmaine Strawman. THIRD BOW- Sandra Clark, Shirley Loomis, Donna Lehmann, Norma Kehres, Carlene Fausey, Doris Norman, Idonna Kehres, Marilyn Thaxton, June Gorrill, Kay Dahms, Ada Sleek, Morris Stiger, Robert Klotz, Miss Pletcher. FOURTH ROW- Joann Lehmann, Naomi Bateson, Joanne Kline, Rowena Ffeson, Shelby Rathburn, Beverly Burns, Janet Elarton Carol Fausey, Janet Deer, Ruth Ann Bell, Marie Hiser, Kay Graber, Phyilliss Patton, Shirley Klotz. OFFICERS . ,.,,. . p v. PO DRAMATICS CLUB 5 . , x p- fli 0' '.ff.f ' T THE SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW- June Gorrill, Donna Lehmann, Marilyn Thaxton, Marie Hiser, Idonna Kehres, Naomi Bateson, Doris Ponsetta, Ruth Ann Bell. SECOND ROW- Harry Kemenah, Robert Shaw, Earl Dean Barlekamp, Donald Norman, Everett Brewer, Harold Purkey, William Gangwer, Mr. Barton. THE JUNIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW- Joanne Kline, Marilyn Hunt, Martha Strong, Charmaine Strawman, Patricia Lehmann, Virginia Payne, Joann Lehmann. SECOND ROW- Cora Chalfin, Beverly Burns, Beverly Beidelschies, janet Elarton, Carol Fausey, Sandra Clark, Janet Deer, Shirley Loomis, Miss Pletcher. THIRD ROW- Eddie Mirer, David Bateson, Carl Klotz, Bernard Kreais, Buster Hunt. .,.... ,........-.-v-- SENIOR PLAY CAST as c:w '5 Of' R 'X XJ JLLNIOR PLAY CAST A, , ' . K A, ., ITTLE WOM VAMPIRE BAT np M ,,.,.......... 1. .. f' 'IQ P N f- -1- ' B ... 'KXKM' ATTENDANT5 z, 'f5E ' , X P' ' 1 X :::.., V. 2, M - fi 4 .7-vii.. 1 , f' 1 J 5' , ,----- L R0Ygl0N ASCBN ,JK . L A hi LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW- Janet Dick, Bonnie Cox, Mary Ann Kehres, Cora Chalfin, June Gorrill, Shirley Klotz, Marla Cox. SECOND ROW- Hershel Strong, Joann Lehmann, Janet Few, Marilyn Thaxton, Sandra Clark, Kay Graber, Marie Hiser, Beverly Beidelschies, Idonna Kehres, Miss Pletcher. STUDENT COU NCI L FIRST ROW- Doris Ponsetta, Don Norman, Mr. Hiatt, Kay Dahms, SECOND ROW- Bonnie Cox, Patty Bateson, Buster Hunt, Eddie Mirer, Tom Cullison, DeWitt Hemminger, Walter Phillips. IA NS .-.Q ' ' TLLDENT COUNCIL V ,,-. r .V ,,,. A .., - ---..,.L -VW a '. 1 4 ,Y ,,.Q.4..L....,. Q -- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW- John Michael, Harry Kemenah, Robert Shaw, Harold Puriey, Carl Klotz, David Hoover, Don Norman. SECOND ROW- William Gangwer, Morse Stiger, Bernard Kreais, Roger Kline, Richard Klotz, Lawrence Strawman, Mr. Stevens. THIRD ROW- Robert Klotz, Robert Stahl, Tom Cullison, Don Smith, Harry Shaw, Carl Thaxton, Bernard Wollam. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW- Patsy Lehmann, Zoelouise Bauman, Joanne Kline, Ruth Ann Bell, Janet Deer, Marilyn Thaxton, Carol Fausey, Martha Strong, Beverly Burns, Idonna Kehres. SECOND ROW- Patty Sue Gee, Donna Wollam, Marla Cox, Norma Mirer, Cora Chalfin, Shelby Rathburn, Mary Collins, Ada Sleek, Phylliss Patton, Naomi Bateson, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW- Donna Payne, Janet Stahl, Anna Kemenah, Leone Hovis, Doris Norman, Kay Graber, Carlene Fausey, Norma Kehres, Lillian Wells, Norma Shultz, Betty Lawrence. A .X - Y-M Ffgr D.A.R. TEST OHIO HISTORY TEST 4? If SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST r'- --- ,I Mi QQ wwq ' fl XFN 1 Nw fp fx,-f. 'W H 1 'Q' K 5' X 'lf f 'F' XX 56 Xl f ! ' Q4 - ' 1: I XX f if 5 ' mf K X EE: 'ff - MN xl H W' X V ' i '55, ---N , , V. --.- x S ' X - I 5 11--r f ' X l ' xx X I , x x 1 , ' -' ' R l . X J Q A I I . 6 1 .v.' y 5 2 . 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Most Popular Prettiest R Handsome Athletic Talkative Friendliest Bashful Wittiest Intelligent Peppiest Hair Laugh Neatness Eyes Physique R Figure Laziest SENIOR POLL Boy Harry Kemenah Don Norman Don Norman Harry Kemenah Harry Kemenah Everett Brewer Dean Barlekamp William Gangwer Don Norman William Gangwer Harold Purkey Robert Shaw Dean Barlekamp Robert Shaw Harold Purkey Robert Shaw Don Norman Robert Shaw Don Norman William Gangwer Don Norman Dean Barlekamp Harry Kemenah Don Norman Don Norman Harold Purkey Don Norman Everett Brewer Dean Barlekamp William Gangwer Girl Donna Lehmann Doris Ponsetta Doris Ponsetta Naomi Bateson Idonna Kehres 1 Naomi Bateson Naomi Bateson Idonna Kehres Donna Lehmann June Gorrill Ruth Ann Bell Marie Hiser Naomi Bateson Donna Lehmann Donna Lehmann June Gorrill Naomi Bateson Donna Lehmann Doris Ponsetta Marilyn Thaxton Naomi Bateson Idonna Kehres Doris Ponsetta Marilyn Thaxton June Gorrill Donna Lehmann Naomi Bateson Idonna Kehres Marilyn Thaxton Marie Hiser ANSWER TO MAIDEN'S AND GENTLEMAN'S PRAYER Neatness Personality Friendliness Quietness Politeness Ambitious Hair Eyes Laugh Walk Dimples Physique Figure Athlete Pep Smile Wit Joann Lehmann Donna Lehmann Charmaine Strawman Marilyn Hunt Beverly Burns Zoeloaise Bauman Doris Ponsetta June Gorrill Kay Graber Phylliss Patton Martha Strong Joanne Kline Idonna Kehres Naomi Bateson Shirley Loomis Janet Deer Harry Kemenah Eddie Mirer . Bob Shaw Carl Klotz Harold Purkey Kaye Koons K Don Norman John James Leo Stiger Buster Hunt Lawrence Strawman William Gangwer g Everett Brewer Jim Bateson Dewitt Hemminger Albert Hemminger Q 1. Prettieat R Handsome 2. Popular 5. Best Dressed 4. Friendliest 5. Intelligent 6. Wittiest 7. Peppiest 8. Laugh 9, Talkative 10. Biggest Feet 11. Studious 12. Bashful 13. Hair 14. Laziest l5.' Athletic 16. Physique 17. Cutest Couple 18. Eyes 19. Devilish 20. Teacher's Pet 21. Biggest Bluffer 22. Walk POPULARITY CONTEST Boy Don Norman Harry Kemenah Harry Kemenah William Gangwer Eddie Mirer Eddie Mirer Leo Stiger Leo Stiger Dean Barlekamp Kay Koons Harold ?urkey Harold Purkey Don Norman Dean Barlekamp Harry Kemenah Don Norman John James Don Norman Dale Phillips Kay Koons Dean Barlekamp Buster Hunt Girl Joann Lehmann Donna Lehmann Doris Ponsetta Shirley Loomis Charmaine Strawman Naomi Bateson Naomi Bateson Kay Graber Naomi Bateson Janet Deer Charmaine Strawman Marilyn Hunt Doris Ponsetta Janet Few Norma Mirer Phylliss Patton Leone Hovis June Gorrill Naomi Bateson Sandra Clark Sandra Clark Phylliss Patton NISCELLANEDUS SNAPS lin. BAG-ER j f O SCHOOL BOUND so PER nm' ,O T 92 I Munson: FARM Sl-IOP JO CHEMISTRY . 1 up ig 'fx L ,,2 ,V ' gf 5 1 X , Om O 'FM A f- '09 nnomes 4+ ? I-OVEBIRDS Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. i, 3 - -l CALENDAR School started today with only a half day of school. Students selected their subjects for the coming year and the class officers were elected. Presidents are Lehmann, Loomis, James, and Kemenah. Cheerleader tryouts were held today with Naomi, Doris Donna, and Shirley being elected. Football preview at Fostoria Stadium. Lost to St. Wendelin 12-O. Tough Luck Boys! Juniors received their class rings. Seniors elected their nl952n Annual Staff. Mr. Wonders showed pictures to us. First home football game. Played Green Springs, Score R.H.S. 14 Green Springs 21. R.H.S. played Van Lue ltherel under the lights in an eleven man game. Mr. Luxton gave the school a talk about the Indians. Some dance, huh kids!! Martha Strong was elected Queen. CONGRADULATIONS MARTHA. Football game with Luckey. R.H.S. l6 Luckey 44. Freshman Initiation and hayride. The Queen and her court journeyed to Fostoria to have their pictures taken. Movies today. Anybody speak French? Another explosion in Chemistry! Home Economics students visited Toney's Bakery in Fremont. Homecoming Day! The Queen was crowned by our hand- some senior Don Norman. R.H.S. bear Wayne-Bradner l4-15. Good game boys. The beginning of another week. Monday is always a bad day. Right kids! Movies second period. Quit eating candy in movies. Second P.T.A. meeting. Band played. R.H.S. tigers challenged Grand Rapids to a football game. R.H.S. 62 Grand Rapids 35. Good game boys. Keep it up. Oct. Oct. 9 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov . Nov. ROV. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. v CALENDAR lCOH'TJ Annual Staff mceting. Annuals now on sale!! Senior hold another class mooting. What a mess! hovics 6th A 7th periods. Wow! What you learn in those movicsli Risingsun tigers sorimmagod Fostoria Highs HBN Team. Junior Class Fish Fry. Wcro in the dough now. Senior class picture: were taken at Dickon Studio. Senior Glass Mocting. Discussion about magazine campaign. Risingsun playod Bloomdalc. Band made a good showing EL ZCHOOLI Tcuchcrs meeting. Lets have more of those days. F.H.A. Informal Banquet. Football gomo at homo with Burgoon. Band played at Hisingsun Halloween Culebratiou. Band played at Fostoria Hqlloween Celebration. F.F.A. School fvir. F.F.A. school fair. Senior skating party. Have fun kids! Junior Clase Play--uLitt1o Womcnu. Christopher Columbus. District F.H.A. mccting. Senior Class nesting. Anothcr mix-up. Risingsun boat Wayne-Bradncr 46-31. Good game boys. Homo gnno with Lwkc. Some one had to lose. School dismissoi at 3:00 today. Thanksgiving Vaoatio Home game Jith Maumo: Valley Day School. Senior Class nooting. R.H.S. bond concert. St. Wondclln boat R.H.L. 62-42. Tough luck boys! lg' I 1 Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan rev, CALENDAR CCON'TD Movies 6th period. No Shorthand today. P.T.A. meeting. Bssketbell game at home with Olney. Ve won Q0-38. Senior Class meeting. Basketball game at Jackson Eurgoon. Too bed boys. Senior Class meeting. everyone must have felt good today. Von't last. School let out at 2:30 today because of bad weather. Played Vayne-Eradner. Someone had to lose again. Another dreary Nonday. Ho school. Too bed. No school. Dismissed until Jan. 2 due to bed weather. Game with Jackson Liberty postaoned. Beck to school. Everyone is wearing their Christmas presents. Ve had our Christmcs school exchange. Mr Gladieux presented the football pleyers and cheerleaders with their letters. Nr. Hiott also reed a letter from Mr. Chadwick to the stddent body. Game with Luckey. Yhemii ?hat a close call. We get beat 38-LO. School closed et 1:30 because of bed furnace. No school. Furnace being fixed. Popularity and Senior poll contest first thing this morning. Everyone came to school looking pretty. Traveled to Webster for a basketball game. Ve lost. Senior Bake Sale. Everything mas looking good. Played Milton Center. Band made a very good showing. Played Pombervillc. Wes treated to Hot dogs and hot chocolate after the gsmc. Qld semester ends and the new one begins. Why so much griping??? A woman from Flower Hospital cane to talk to the girls Everyone is going to be a nurse now Cincluding the boy Basketball game with Bloomdale. Band made a wonderful showing with their lights. S Feb. Feb, Feb. Feb. Febo FQb. Flbg Mar. Mar, Mar, Mar, Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. May May May May May May May May 1 4 5 3. 15 19 22 4 5 7 28 4 5 11 25 26 2 15 14 18 19 'zo 24 25 Basketball game with Portage. Good game, Boys. Farmers Institute. Farmers Institute. Hoytville beat us in the Wood County Basketball tournament. A very good game. Bill Strange showed the Seniors announcements for Commencements. The Thespian Installation was held with 14 student! becoming Thespians. Congratulations, Kids. No school today, Good old Georgeil Senior Skating Party at Tiffin, Not many spills tonight. Individual pictures were taken this morning. Smilel Bowling Green Treble Clef sang for the whole school. Dramatics Club Play 'The Vampire Batu, Wood County Teachers meeting. No school. Senior Fish Fry. P0 To Ao P, T. A. Minstrel Good Friday, No school, This can't last forever. Spring Festival with the superior rating play nJacob Comes Homen being presented. Annual Junior-Senior Banquet at Toledo with an entertaining evening at the Sports Arena. Senior Play nThe Girl in Blue Jeansnz Ride 'emi Thespian Banquet. Senior skip day. Went to Columbus. Baccalaureate Services. Senior Assembly at 12245, Commencement. Alumni Banquet. Seniors leave for Washington D,C, SCHOOL'S OUT! HURRAH1 - r wfif' W f ' X Ally, I Q - r 1 1 1' raphs A 5 5 U 5137! ,, 0 A ' I A Q .f XJ' ' f? ' 4 I 17 QV! '71 it 'MJ 2 G! .- x' 'c 0 Q jf - 2 QT-qi S 7 I 1 ,gywf I Lf Tek, ' QQ 76 3 T U- . . fi 1' fi xx ,v 5 E.. V- A' nk of 5- Y A If . uf l 4,4 J CU, r , 5 74 x., It 7 'LJ S , I x gi,74L'ai' r , A 1' . ' , 'J 5' U ' 'A 4, . I 1 P, in 7 ,.. ..... .J--., ,, - ., 4 5 ' 2 x as 11, ,ig I 1 I X z I , . g,ff'y ' K L. I v V ..-r Class of 1897 Alvah'Mowen A. J. Day Rose QLongD Hornv Ada CDayJ Dalton Class Of 1898 and 1899 Carrie lStrubbleJ Hasson- Mae KHenryD Millmanf George Martina Mary fBonawitQ Green Lulu fHengstellerD Day Elsie lfhillipsl Karnsw Class of 1900 Rosa fPhi11ips1 Kurethv Nellie Martinr Bessie Dayw Mae CKlotzJ Inman Minnie lBonawitJ Stahl Estella CBatesJ Swisher Class of 1901 Enoch Morrison Class of 1902 Pearl CMi11erD Color Warren Byingtone Alma CMyersJ aumaugher Class of 1905 John Morrison Ernest Burnetta Class of 1904 Calvin Myersr Herbert Bailey Joseph Flynnf Class of 1905 ' Tressie CBatesJ Bower Marjorie CMyersJ Goudy Herma CMyersJ Huffman Florence QGraber1 Miller Leila CBatesJ Henry Class of 1906 Jennie KHenryl Jennings Class of 1906 fContinuedl Mabel Clambertj Morrisone Wirt Urschel Flossie CBoweJ Aukland Durbin Phillips Class of 1907 Merril White Ethel lDayl Chilcote Mary C0nselJ Hanrahan Will Blackna n Raymond Myers? Class of 1908 Clas Clas S S Bertha QMyersJ Ferguson Bertha fConnelJ Swope of 1909 Tina C0vermyerl Morse Carrie Miller Maude CB1ackmanl Westover Gladys CDayD McCormick of 1910 Minnie CDayJ Gohlke Helen Benardw Edward Flynn Sidney Wollam Stanley Wollaml Class of 1911 Loree ISheff1erJ White Cecil CDunlapl Crawford Lena Cook? Glen Ream Hazel Nollam Wheeler White Class of 1912 Nina lRaubJ H111 Ella CRoushJ Heberling Harold Ieberling Otto Millerf Geraldine 3TirniekF Gobal Fine iRoushJ Ghultzf Hale? flarkman Wayne Shaw George Raub K Class of 1915 Class of 1919 lContinuedI Vivian CShefflerJ Belarin Elnana CLe hmannl waiters Elma KMartinJ Kuhn Bessie CShawD Tapin Wade Mohdamsn A Class of 1914 Ecco KBing1eJ Havens Lorene CStah1D Bragg Ethel Cwhitmanl Keller Glenn Ash Corrine CLehmannl Muggy Earl Swaisgood Class of 1915 and 1916 Elsie CFernbaugh7 Higley Elmer Randal Homer White Leon Bates Melvin Bowe Gladys fKe1lyJ Price Ethel Hooverv Burton Bauman Beulah CHollenbaughl Diver Bert Bingle Blanche CBingleJ Bauman Evelyn lByingtonD Savage Christie Rossi LaVon QMorrisonj Kath Class of 1917 Edna CPhillipsJ Lbgan Howard Rees Leven lReigherl Dennis Laura Blessing Hazel lNotestinel Leedy Velma fDaltonl Rees Treva CCorrellY Whitman Ernest Bauman Class of 1918 Mildred CMartinl Christian Edna Brown Margaret CMcAdamsJ Credicott Alverta CShefflerl Miller Hazel CElliott7 Whitman Loretta CMorrlsonJ White Dora lDennisJ Kuhn Wroema lbehmannl Finkler Scottie LMcAdamsD Maurdis Bertha iZimmermanl Reiglers Vera fStahlJ Rogers Joy KFoxD Mercer Howard Blessing Class of 1920 Doris Tittle Ruth KConawayJ Bennett Mary CHoweyJ Murphy Flossie fPhill1 sl Strawman Laurel fBonawitY Onsel Laila fKlineD Post Ralph Bernard Anna CUrschelJ Patton Lola KMichael7 Hmnilton 'H Marveline Day Stanely Dennis Class of 1921 Esta CEdwardsJ Deer Avis Bowes Neva KPhillips7 Hower Bertha CBingleJ Sherrard Dottie CZimmermanJ Baldwin Charlotte fRoushl Strite Class of 1922 Helen lPattonJ Dalton Elaine lShefflerD Buchenmyer Laurel CBoweD Kohli Everett Flaherty Carlton Blessingv Dallas Williams Florence QMartinJ Williams Glenola lMasters7 Blessings Hazel CHengstellerl Dalton Class of 1923 Vera KBaumanJ Hill Geraldine Rosenberger Robert Conaway Milo Hengsteller Everett Stahl Lehmann Morrison Rolland Dalton John Dennis class of 1924 Bessie isimmsl Brown Class of 1919 Pansy CZenderl Heinick Karis fShefflerJ Jay Homer Bowe Virgil Rees Guests CHowerB Sheffler Class of 1924 Class of 1929 CContinuedl Leila lHampshire7 Martin Cleta CThrasherD Bates Martha CKlineD Fike Vivienne KThrssherJ Stout Nina CCorrelll Smothers Edna fHoweyD Strangea Bernice QStrausbaughJ Knauss Helen QAllenJ Tigner Class of 1925 , Beatrice fLehmannj Neiset Lois Dalton . Genevieve Gordanv Alice Chooverl Gibson Leota KFoxJ Klingman Class of 1950 Wendelin Cook Gladys CPhillipsD Carnock Elsie KOsborneD iesinger Class of 1926 ' - Mabel Twila Yetta Helen Essel Lowell K C K V K Mchaffiel Hengstell Shefflerl Louden Howerl Stahl Bonawitl Bowe Pattonl Buckingham Strausbaugh Golen Clapper ' Ethel CLehmannJ 331111 Ruth f3rownl Rees Class of 1927 Holland Hengsteller Robert Gangwer Roy Roush W, Melvin Kline Majorie CHallJ Roush Thelma CBoweB Roush Class of 1951 Helen lPhillipsJ Stoudinger - Ruth CJacobsJ Shearer Velma CKlotzJ Baker Beatrice CKinseyJ Sholl Class of 1928 Eva CEarlD Miller Elizabeth CBowerJ Fowler Elta fElartonJ Kline Ruth lNeffJ Powell Clarence Keely Robert Mumaugh Herald Ohler Oby Bonawit William Crawford John Gschwind Delores fNederhonserJ Meckstroth Lillian CSheasley3 Lehmann Josephine CPlantzJ Swo5e ' Josephine CKnlsley3 Ferguson Lucinda 4PryD Fernbaugh Mary Giebel Ruth Cdillhimel Beam Averill iThrasherD Felkey Eulah KNeffJ Oliver Beulah KNeffJ Rowland Margaret CDeerJ Hein Elizabeth CDaltonl Strawman Garland 1Nederhouserl Fern Esther lEarlJ Felton Ruth Widen Robert Hengsteller Joy Kline Clinton Crawford Joseph Patton Ronald Fisher Woodrow Fry Garnet Burnsa Kenneth Stahl Raymond Phillips Maldetta KEdingtonl Lahrman Leo Lehmann Marion Roush Gage Geyer 1-D Royal Brown Mamie CBettsJ Jacobs Mary Jane CGsohwindD Hower J. C, Gschwind Kenneth Helsel Glenn Hayne Florence Kllerl Smith 'Ainnie KKlihel Gladfelter Dale Michael Raymond St, Clair Wilbur Swope Class of 1952 Class of 1929 Anna lLamm7 Haddox Robert Knisely Donald Lamm Joe Fowler Byron Klotz Class of 1952 fCOUt1nu8d, C1353 q 1954 fCQnt1nugd, Keith Yoder Ross Bateson Daryl Knauss Noel Thrasher Woodrow Keely Hubert Dalton Aldine KFisherJ Shorg Glenola fToddD Berniece KKlotzJ Zimmerman Dustin Stoudinger Leta KBurnsJ Killa Pearl Gschwind Kenneth Burns Margaret CChalfinJ Heinsman Virginia KMillerD Zaferin Mildred CJacobsJ Murray Class gf 1955 Robert Gschwind Wilson Meckstroth Kathryn KCon1eyJ Valentine Maxine CFeltmanJ Riley Class of 1955 Ottis Bowe Mardella CBatesD Dewitt Zelma CBaumanD Rathgen Howard Burdick Helen lBaudersJ Ohler Sidney Bovee Charles Woodruff Marion Hiser Paul Smith George Nederhouser John Fowler Xenoline CFewl Gorrill Nicholas Gsehwind Valena CKlotzD Wensel Garnet CYounk1nJ Catron Loren Strausbaugh Carl Roush Grace Smith Mary CSahsD Frost William Trojan Mary CClarkj Oraski Fred Welker Calvin Kuhn Jr. Veva Ccookb Hunt Larry Toddk Bertha CHeberlingJ Kiser Class of 1954 ' Pearl Cweikerl Wollam Norman Wollam Margaret CCrawfordJ Alley Josephine CBonawittJ Lamm Joseph Myers Ardis Strausbaugh Elton Kuhn Robert Cornwell Jessie lYounkinD Few Annabel Loel Horner Virginia KEnreJ Grill Ira Bovee Darrell Burns Anna Belle CCraunJ Swaisgood Glenola CGeyerJ Nogel Escil Hiser Eleanor CHollenbaughD Fowler Ruth Kllerl Crawfo d Nadine qKeelyJ Hitchcock Geraldine CKerrJ Craun Narcine KKnaussl Hiser Bermard Knisley Juanita CKuhnJ Cornwell Esther iMilliganD St. Clair Ila K0rtJ Strausbaugh Audrey CRussellJ Germ Carl Knaussw Nina CSpurgeonJ Wise Reed Todd Martha Cwoodruffl Alley Vernon Zimmerman Class of 1956 Ruth fMilliganJ Renfrew Grace Qwisnerl Pelton Doris CCoxJ Scoville Freda lOhlerD DeWitt Irma CGschwindD Millhime Phyllis lHuffl Kuhn Geraldine iKnm1ssJ Burns Marie lweikerl Junt Elma Belle KK1otzD Baker Mary CLehmannJ Laird Elizabeth Candrewsl Steinhour Gerald Strausbaugh Class of 1957 Robert White Wallace Houtz Anna Ruth CSchroyerJ Allison Harold Keller Betty iYoderJ Keller Charles Huffman Donald Deiter Helen CLehmannD Raubenalt Nathan Hampshire Class of l957 fContinuedl Class of 1959 fContinuedJ Laurel CBowserl Carpenter Marjorie lKuhnJ Wade Edna Pearl iHuntJ Woods Emma fReesl Myers Marie fClauseyl Calkins Jane Myers Thearon Shreffler Kenneth Geyerw Bernice fJaccbsl Good Collin Andrewsi Class of 1958 Edward Crawfoot Richard Parsons Beulah CTurnerl Hiser Elizabeth Cstoudingerl Parsons Ruth Qioushl Swaiegood Alta kCxoverl Regener Lucille lShawl Magnes Helen Swcpe Starla CUtzl Miller James Huffman Ruth fwondersl Gschwind Ruth fPhillipsl Jurrus Virginia KKlinej Jost Emerson Parsons Ibert Earns Wayne Samples Evelyn fHerberlingJ Shaffer Cecil Weiker James Johnsons Ralph Cox Clayton Myers Elizabeth KMyersl Waitman Phyllis CPlantzl Harrison Albert Todd Class of 1959 . Roy Miller Phyllis fStevensl Reese Junior Bonawit Mirian kYoderl Crawfoot William Stump Madeline KHollenbaughl Kitzler William Archibald Frances Goudy Evelyn Cfyel Inks Harry Milligan Betty CGarbersonJ Gschwind Mary J. fMyersI Livingston Harold Shaw Almanetse fHelchoirl George Nora Mae knenryf McGee 5 Donna imrnredy Shreffler Opal CElnr nn, Babcock Wilma QVandersalll Macke Kathleen fHuffl Todd Class of 1940 Leila fBatesl Thrasher Kathyrn iKnisleyD Lee Cletus Spitzer? Marveleen fH1ffl Johnson Janice Clehmannf Radcliffe Hortanse k?owenQ McKinney Joan QZirmarmanl Harner Martha Fry Geraldine CCoxl Thomason Alvin Stahl Maurice Moor Evelyn lweikerl Rose Glenola CKerrl Clevenger Class of l94l Margie Cdilliganl Miller Gerald Chalfin Elaine CGschwindl Troxell Chester Robinson Arlene CFrillipsl Smith William Goudy Cecil Shultz Henry Hollinger Rosalind CYoderJ Turner Nellie fiietl Nighswander Thelma fieelyl Decker Herald Grover Eloise Qiuffl Ward Phyillis LCorrelll Walters KSEUIYD fKerrl Bonawit Robert Elliot John Turner Dorothy iirawfordl Wilch Victor Kinsely Betty Cfatbonl St. Clair Brooks A. Parsons Edward Whitt Class of l942 Mirian QCroverl Feasel William Stevense Robera Lfhmonn Emma ffhsffinl Kiser Lnella iiwaisgcodl Whitney Dale Houtz Verneda ,Varlekanpl Welty Gale Bates Blaine Blosser Robert Eonawit Betty CCorrellI Morrell Edwin Cunningham Class of 1942 !ContinuedJ Class of 1944 cconuinuedy Idella CGillilandj Whitmere Claude Goudy Georganne CHuffl Conine Bessie QHuntJ Roller Wayne Knisely Rita lhahnj Burmeister Ruth CMichaelsJ Goudy Vincent Miller Doris CMoorD Miller Margaret QPhillipsl Kiser Norman Phillips Aelred Schmitz Lloyd Smith Norma Utz Charles Strausbaugh Edgar Stump Donna Cwaltersl Stump Ross Zimmerman Class of 1945 Norman Bates Helen CGangwerD Buehning Donald Gschuind Phyllis lHollenbaughJ Hereg Wilma lHuffJ Reinbolt Arthur Huffman Donald Keller Donna fMillerl Calahan Betty CKerrJ Myers Ray Kline Mary Marie lXoorQ Cunningha Annabel QNycumJ Cooke Rosaline CPocs7 Museman ul Eldon Parsons George Putman Anna CStahlJ Jacsey Ernest Swaisgood Phyllis QUtzJ Snow Laura Mae lYounkinJ Zinmmrman Class of 1945 George Bingle Kenneth Bowen Jeanette lienryb Chihein Madelyn CMillerl DeCesare Donna Mosier Vernon Phillips Fairie CPutmanJ Phillips Arden Stevens Walter Warriner Marian Wells Class of l946 Paul Phillips Carl Chalfin Jr. Mary Onsel Marcine Elarton Bernice Parsons William Swaisgood John Vandersall Lola Laderman Marcia CElartonJ Gschwind Kathryn KKemenahD Banky Richard Hovis Marion Shultz Kathleen fRobinsonJ Class of 1947 Schaufelberger Esta QStahlD Helle Kenneth Wells Paul Sahs Donald Lehmann Class of 1944 Juanita CBatesj Strausbaugh Betty Bingle Leah CBowenJ Schenefield Lois QCorrellJ Engle Flossie Crawford Paul Edinger Naomi CFryJ Davis Mary CGroverJ Fisher Keith Burnsa Arvine Houtz Pauline CHuffl Huffman Jerry Huffman Jr, Helen QHunt1 Loach Lila Lee KChalfinJ Frisch Treva lPhillipsJ Betts Oran Correll Jr. Ben Strange Irene CPocsJ House June QStahll Stevens Carolyn Myers Dick Sahs Cleo Klotz Marvin Green John Bingle Doris QChalfinJ Hoffman Ben Cunningham Paul Dennis Catherine Gangwer Jim Lehmann Sarah CMillerD Calnws Tom Reineck Marjorie Smith Warren Smith Eugene Strausbaugh Naome CShawJ Scoville Class of 1947 fCont1nuedJ John Zeigmfn Betty Fuff Class of 1948 Lowell Bassett Darrell Rates Rowena Bragg Jim Ferguson Virginia lGill1lend7 Emmons Sarah Hunt Clarence Kerr Jr. Ponali Flotz Holland Knisley Eugene McClellan Donna iHor Pnl Crispin Donna Kiewlovel Cleuss Helen Gnsel Emma lPhilllpsI Patterson Kenneth Russell Ethel fSheUl Smith Wilma Stahl Class of 1949 Derwln Estes Barbara lgrewerl Voodruff Forman Burns Don Sorrell Virginia Culllson Wledine i3nngwerD Goon Joe Goudy Robert Goff Marjorie KHigleyJ Pingle Martha Huffman Marsha liillerl Baker Gerelf Fundwiler Sera Dnsel Bernndine Fersons Paul Stahl Helen Werriner Gene White Class of 1950 Warbnrr CMillerD Eotmer Lois Pausey Trois Stainbrook ?orbera Lee Ycunkin Beverly Gorrill Eva iEathburnl DeRose Jim Stahl Leroy Fllne Don Cunningham Eddie Moor Ured Bingle Class of 1950 fContinuedJ Don Sweisgood Don Graber Francis Kreals Richard Bowers Eddie Rose Ronnie Bassett Class of 1951 Marjrcte CStumpJ Stahl Kenneth Cline Lois CStenll Buble Delcie Stehl Felen Mae KSe5rlngJ Timmo Edward Unsel Yury Phillips Ethel lSandersJ Stahl Madonna Utz Dale Graber Petty Green Norman Bassett Jeene Smith Doyle Phillips Donald Dieter Barbers Lehmann Eddie Collins Mins Shaw Herr Keller Any errors in this Annual are purely unintentional. The Annual Staff. 4 Deceased We, the Annual Staff wish to thank everyone, who in any way has meds this Annual a success. RS FINIS As our twelve years draw to a close, I stop and think of the years that we have spent together. This includes the fun and hardships we have shared and our friends and teachers that we are leaving behind us. My thoughts wander back to the first day, in 1939, when we first came to school. There was the excitement of meeting most of our friends for the first time, and the idea of starting to do something entirely new. This was something we had never before experienced. As we advanced on in the years, we became accustomed to school, and it soon became the Hold routinen. In 1946, we again had a new experience. We were upstairs with the older students, and had a schedule like theirs, with a different teacher for each subject. We were now, beginning to feel like we were mature. In 1948, we were initiated into High School. We were allowed to choose our own subjects and take part in High School activities. The next four years went very quickly, and now it is time for us to graduate. Most of us have chosen our careers, and we are waiting until the day we can take our place by the side of many others in this world. To my fellow classmates, I want to thank you very much for making my twelve years in High School, twelve wonderful and unforgettable years. I, especially want to thank you for your co-operation during our Senior year, and for making it a success, and for your remarkable endurance while pub- lishing this year book. I would like to take this opportunity to wish each and everyone of you the greatest success in your chosen profession w-. flklli THE EDITOR I , , CM-f V 001355 S me mf Q . . ,x 15 X XIX I Xxx 3 QI. X 4 O F, I X ,ps We V X ' X ' f' ..:-Y--bv 1:. x X '-1,--1 - ,I:. 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