Smithville High School - Fabrica Yearbook (Smithville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

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Oo R v stmlm-nts nf Smithvillv High 5l'il00i own' spwiall Illzlliks lo Mrs. Hzlrlx-ls, Miss H01't'ilj'., :mil Mr. Sin- alir. lCx'vl'yolw mljoys lhv gmail I'oo1l that Mrs. linrli-ls :xml Miss lflw:-liy lH'l'lNll'l' :uid Mr. Sim-lair iiliiK'S gl't'2li' primh- in lim-ping mu' buihling 1-li-un. Miss XV11,1cs M ics. 1'0NlmY M ics. 'Fsvi uN'1'z M us. I1UNs1cK1-11: Helpers Xin 0 Miss Bcccliy Mr, Sinclair Mrs, Bnrtels STUDENT COUNCIL F1mN'l' Row: Mr. Burke-y, Hullingcr, Wkuiniwm, .'Xmstutz, Smith, Clonrzul. HAUK Row: NIIIFIIICQ, Mycrs, Miller, xllll'l'1lj', B11rkl1uhlcr, Bull. 0 FF I 1' ICR S I'rvxi1l1'uf . Dick Xvilillill l'il'f' l'rr'si1lr'n1 . lflllgvln- Smith S!'f'I'l'ffl!I U . . NOVIIHI -lm-an f'Ulll'iNl Thv Stlulm-nt 94111111-il is CUIIIIDUSUKI of thv 1-lvvtvcl l'l'lll'l'S1'lll'2lfiYK'S of thv 4litT'1-wilt vlzlssvs in thv Iligh Sm-huol. It holds 11-glllzll' lll4'l'l'illQS at which tinu- thx- llliillj' au-livilia-s of thx- sc-howl Imw lm-11 1-lu-m1l'ng'm-11, alrglu-1l about and plaumvel. It has EIIWQIXS bm-11 thx- :lim of this urgznnizutiun to pmmolc- thc- iwsf into:-vsts of tho svhool. Ten YEARBOOK STAFF FRUN1' Row: l.imh:iclici', Smith, Xmstutz, llustvtlcr. liwli Row: Snyilcr, XX':iiniu, llzisiiigcr, Mr, licrkcy. fditur lfirxizii-x.i' 1111111115 lflflflll' . . -lllilllllil l4llllll2N'll1'l' .lsxixluui Iffrlilm' . . llorollly lloslm-llvl' Ifzzsifluws illvlmlyfvr . . . l'lllg.1l'lll' Smith .l.w.wisluni liuxinrwx .llunuyfwr . . Sl'2llll'Ul'4l Amslulz llivk lvillllltl, Orvis l':ilNlllQ'1'l' Nlllllwllflf lfflilm' . . -lm-:ln Sllytlvl' .lflrisor . . Mr. lil-i'lu-'X' i. l!l'1lllil'IY ..... Uni' SlIl4'l'l4l' tlizinks lm' llw 1-u-vpn-milimi :mil zulviu- ln- has gin-ii us this past 'Vl'2ll'. ll will allways lu- zlppi-4-1-izllwl. lili z'u11 MOSAIC STAFF FIRST Row: l.imIn:1cl1cr, Smith, Iiluy, Beck, Brueck, Murtlmcy, Bcnvcrson, llmmld. Sl'Ll'ONIl Row: Mrs. fillllSiL'kL'l', HWIHUIZIII, Zimmerman, Hollinjgvr, Blosscr, Conrzul, Hu'-ul nr Nlrw. Xlll!'I'ilj'. VIQIIIRII Row: tix-1'i5:, Bnhl, Hzlrtzlcr, NICJXIIZIIICX, Snyder, Martllcy, NN'z1llcrs, l'ortxwml FUl'RAl'll Row: K.I'illlCll, Shoup, Bzxsingcr, Harrison, Buab, Nctllcton, Hostctlcr, Flcmmg, lfllfflll' . . .llssisfunf lfrlifnr I r'ufurf' Ifrlifm' A ri Iu'1lifm's Kathryn H1-1-k . Mario Iiby Jalnix-0 Ilollingvr . . . -Illilll Hush-tlvl' Lillian XVz1ltm-rs, Patty lfllusm-r lfusinrss .7lIlIllfljl!'I' . . Marvin Hl'lll'l'k .-lxsishlnf liusinrxws Jlflnrryfw' . . l+I11g'4-iw Smith .-111-rf'rfisiny ,llrlnugrr .... Orris IgilSillgl'l' .l rlrixors Mrs. Mllrl-z1y,Mrs. Illlllsivlcvl- 'Flu' zlnnuall lP2llllllll'f was lu-ld on Maw-11 31, alt' 71550 in thx- Hon 4' was ul-vllicl and ym-llow. Twvli 'L' Room. A wlvlia-ions nwul was swwml. 'l'lu- color Sl'h0llll' for thx- bill!! mt K. N n 3 w if k N I . ::kQWLm'WNxxx::t- if Q H, XV x Mk Q a 1' avi 7 NN ' , X 'N N A 6 lk X A J I , W 4! vMi, , fMg+gCx . ' KA J. W - VV J. Xxx If xv f 211 X Q N X ff Q Q L r . 1 f V f ' K '.- - 'Q ff' D K fx ,X - ' -x . . K K . x X wr . V ' 1 Nuniqis N X y . WX it L . an qw , Y L , ., ' X 5 ., W I f A xx X 7, x t 1 fm, , V X. fx I ff xzfk It Nigvl w xg ffl, V YA NX W A Q N I K ww ., '....ua1.,.f. , ., 4f,a,,, ,i A1 ' ' X .. 9 IAS x 5 5 IO.-XNN HOS'I'Ii'I'I,ICR, Sucinl f4I1lll. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iil'liIiNIfQ SMITH, SIUKICIII CHIIIICII .'llil.'r NORBLX CCJNILXIJ, Student Umncil .X'ur1m1 .4-,Un l'iIiIi.XI.IJ RIIl.I.IiIi, Social LAIISIIFIIHIII J vrr'y F01H'IE'l'I1 OR RIS BASIN! SICK, I'rvsirIent .S'il1gSil1y BI.-XRYIN BRl'Iil'K, Mcu':'iv Yin' I'rL'SI1IQI1t E.-KN SXYIJIQR, SCCfL'I2iI'j'-'I'I'C2lS. Ivan II iv YINCIZNT ISIZSNXQUN, ra I 'i11n ' Scrgczml-ul -.Xrms Ii,'X'l'HRYN BECK u,X.Klfl1i4'U l'.X'I'RlC'l .X BLOSSER I'uH,v VYQX R R EN CON R.-XD C4m'IIf4'U M :XURICE CURIE nAIIlJ1'Il'XH Fifteen R UTH GURI JON lx'u!l1iv RICQI I .XRU GRUVIQ L'nrliv R PTH H.XI,liY Hairy IJNYIILHT HARRISON ,lc'1J XXI f.X Ll M B.XfHIfK S'linL'v lJOI-ORIiS M,XRTHliY .Um'Il1y IJURO'l'HY KlC.XN.XNlfY .LINEN GLENN MOORE Il4mn'1 ' Y NNN IM DUN H .XR'l'Zl,lClQ Hlllzlu IUIIN llUl.lJliliN flllliufh Iil'ILlllflS lhllln IJOI QIS ,I ICNSIQN lr11uv Sf.1'fCt'lI W L' '1i 'T '4- lwss xumsll-:la '-1'.,p-iw.- XX'll.l.I.XRI OLS l?iII SUIC I,UR'l'XN'UOIl .S'n:i4 ' lJIil.BIiRT ROCK U RrIr'kj ' 4-Y- Sv'zw1!cv11 QOTHY RUFICNIQR Ihr! .NIDRIAN SILXMI' C4urIv , ,Y,14.,. ..An ., .. I.i1l,v olhxl. VYIHSER UPL , PATRICIA VVINKLI-QR 1 Pai DALE ZIM MER M A N Zim M AE ZOOK Z0akie FLASS MUTTU: Thr' Bvsf For Today Must Br' lmprorml for Tomorrow f'1..xss l'ol,o1as: Ifrvl mul Wlaifr' Fuss l+'1.owE1c : A II'l!'I'f!'!1ll Brvlufy Rose Eighleen CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1945, the nfty pupils of the class of 1948 entered the doors of Smithville High School as Freshmen. Under the leadership of Miss George, now Mrs. Condry, we elected the following as officers: President ............................ Howard Wainio Student Council ...... . ...... Norma Conrad Vice President ...... .... O rris Basinger Eugene Smith Sec'y-Treas. ............................ Kathryn Beck Reporter ............................ . .... Joan Hostetler ln October the Sophomores gave us a party which we returned in March. Marvin Brueck, Orris Basinger, Ross Mosier, and Delbert Rock represented us in athletics. Many others were in music and other activities. After three months of vacation we began our Sophomore year at S. H. S. Forty-two pupils were enrolled, with Mrs. Murray as our sponsor. We chose scarlet and white as our class colors and ordered our sweaters. The same boys were on the athletic squads. In October we revived the tradition of Freshman initiation when we gave them a party. Later we had a hayride and weiner roast at Orr Park. The Freshmen gave us a party in May. Our Sophomore officers were: President ........................ Vincent Besancon Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ........ R oss Mosier Vice President ....... ........... G erald Miller Student Council ....... ....... N orma Conrad Sec'y-Treas. ..... ........ J ean Snyder Eugene Smith Reporter ...............,................ Joann Hostetler After spending the summer in various ways, the thirty-seven students still remaining in the class of '48 re-entered the halls of learning as Juniors. Mr. Tschantz was our sponsor, with the following officers: President ................... .. ........... Marvin Brueck Student Council ............ Juanita Limbacher See'y-Treas. ............ ..... ............ J e an Snyder Eugene Smith Sergeant-at-Arms ........ Juanita Limbacher Reporter ..........................,..... Donna Walton Our class sweaters, scarlet with white emblems, arrived in the fall. Our class rings arrived in April. The class play, The Skeleton Walks, was presented on April 15. Mrs. Fair directed the cast of Norma Conrad, Kathryn Beck, Dorothy McAnaney, Juanita Limbacher, Lillian Walters, Vivian Singer, Orris Basinger, Marvin Brueck, Eugene Smith, and Dwight Harrison. The same boys who had been representing us in athletics did so for the third year. We held the annual Junior-Senior Banquet on May 1, 1947, at the Smithville lnn. At last September 2, 1947 arrived and we were Seniors. Thirty-five boys and girls remained for Mr. Tschantz to sponsor. We got down to work to raise money for our -depleted treasury and elected the following as our last officers: President ................. ..... O rris Basinger Student Council ....... ....... N orma Conrad Vice President ...... .... M arvin Brueck Eugene Smith Sec'y-Teas, ................ ............ J ean Snyder Reporter ................. ..... D olores Marthey Sergeant-at-Arms ............ Vincent Besancon Social Chairmen ..... ........ G erald Miller Joann Hostetler VVe sold Christmas cards and refreshments at basketball games to raise money for our trip to Washington, D. C. On November 21, we gave our class party, Bachelor's Wife , with Mrs. Murray as director. The cast consisted of Eugene Smith, Marvin Brueck, Orris Basinger, Lillian Walters, Juanita Limbacher, Dorothy McAnaney, Ross Mosier, Ruth Haley, and Norma Conrad. Orris Basinger, Ross Mosier, and Delbert Rock were still in athletics. Many other students participated in other extra-curricular activities. Our last days at S.H.S. were busy ones. We gave our Senior Assembly on May 19. Rev. Grisso delivered the Baccalaureate sermon. On May 25, at 8:00 P.M. the class of 1948 graduated. Mr. Lewis C. Turner, M.A. delivered the graduation address. On May 26, we left for Washington, returning on the 30th, for our new lives as adults. -By Patricia Blosser Nineteen CLASS WILL Wt- tht- St-nitn' t'ass of l94-8 of Smithvillt- Hit-'h St-hool in tht- Vill'w't- of 9 9 z- 1 ' rr- Smithvillt-, Vtnunty of lVaynt-, Statt- of Ohio, bt-ing of so-untl mintl, mt-m- tmry, antl untlt-rstantling, tlo ht-rt-by makt- this, our last will antl tt-stamt-nt. ARTIVIJIC l To our Sulit-rintt-ntlt-nt, Mr. Burkholtlt-r, wt- bt-tlut-ath tht- rt-lit-f that wt- havt- finally gratluatt-tl. Wt- havt- spt-nt four unfor,Q,'t-ttablt- yt-ars toggt-tllt-r. Any grt-at tlt-t-tls tn' at-hit-vt-mt-nts that our futurt- t'ontains will bt- tht- rt-- sult of his t-xamplt- antl t'trunst-l. To our I'rint-ipal, M r. lit-rkt-y, wt- lt-avt-, in trust, our st-nst- of humor. lvlflltlllf it, st'l1tml lift- woultl liayt- bt-t-n painful. To our tt-at-ht-rs, tht- fatuty of Smithvillt- High St-html, wt- givt- our kintlt-st rt-grartls, t-ntirt- sttmrt- of kntmwlt-tlgv an-tl any otht-r infortnatitm which wt- hayt- pit-kt-tl up tllll'lllg.f tht- past four yt-ars. To tiur Janitors, wt- lt-ayt- our wtrrn out ntmtt-books, pt-nt'il stubs, antl all tmtht-r mist-t-llant-tnis artit-lt-s, to bt- ust-tl as tht-y st-t- tit. To tht- Juniors, wt- lt-avt- our abuntlant supply of brains, bt-t-aust- tht-y will nt-t-tl stnnt- in tht- futurt-. To tht- Strphtnntm-rt-s, wt- will our ability to t'oopt-ratt- antl our tt-amwork str that tht-y t-an gt-t altmg' with tht- -lunitn-s. To tht- ltlrt-slnnt-n, wt- lt-ayt- tht- rt-st of our tint-r qualitit-s antl tht- tint- t-xamplt- whit-h wt- havt- st-t for tht-m. To tht- lfligrllth Gratlt-, wt- lt-ayt- four long but happy yt-ars nf st-html lift- zzntl htipt- tht-y may bt- ust-tl to tht- bt-st atlvantagt-. AR'l'It'LE II All our prtnpt-rty, rt-al tn- pt-rstmnal, wt- bt-qut-ath in tht- following mannt-r: I, Urris liasingt-r, will my ability to stay on my ft-t-t whilt- playing baskt-t- ball to Tom Bowman, who t'a11't t-vt-11 stay on his own. I, Kathryn Bt-tk, will my sut-t-t-ssful yt-ar as Itltlittn' of tht- Mtmsait- tu Marit- Eby. I, Vintt-nt lit-sant-on, will my lazy tlays antl livt-ly nights t0NVillit- Mt-yt-rs. I, Patty liltrsst-r, will n1y ability to kt-t-p from chasing tht- boys to .Ianit-t- Hollingt-r. I, Marvin lirut-tk, will my wt-ll bt-havt-tl mannt-rs to Danny Sautlt-rs, who t'txultl ust- tht-m to good atlvantagt-. I, Norma Ftinratl, will my t'ht-t-rful smilt- to Tom Millt-r. 1, XVarrt-n t'onratl, will my ability to t'utt up in t-lass antl gt-t away with it to Ronnit- Fikt-, who hasn't yt-t lt-arnt-tl tht- tt-t'l1nit1ut-. I, Mauritt- Uurit-, will my man-y must-lt-s to Danny Bt-rkt-y. 1, Ruth Gtrrtltm, will my broatl shtntltlt-rs to Mal-lt-nv Roth. l, llit-k tlrovt-, will my abiiity to gt-t away with things by inHut-nt'- ing tht- mayor to lloylt- Mumaw. I, Ruth Ilalt-y, will my brains to Iitxrna Bt-gt-rt, who will nt-t-tl tht-m if slit- is t-vt-r to bt-t-tnnt- a St-nior. Twrn fy CLASS WILL Continuedl I. Dwight Harrison, will my ability to koi-p my rar in tho garagv mort- than on tht- road to Stan Amstutz. I, Donna llartzlrr, will my ovt-rtlowing gigglt-s to Janvt Audvt. I, .Iohn lloldvrman, will my pvrsonaity and ability to got along with ovrryom- to lflarl lVrisor, who ran't t-yt-n gt-t along with tht- tram-lu-rs. I Joann lloslc-ttlt-r, will my ability to rvmain st-atvd in study hall to 1 Virginia Mosivr. I, Don Hught-s, will n1y happy-go-liu-ky naturv tlut-ky wht-n I go an-d happy wht-n I gt-tt barkl to Bill lit-1-lor. I, Doris Jonson, will mv abilitv to hook 'om and hold 'om to mv sistvr, IIUITIIIU. I, Juanita llimbat-hor, will my sizv four shot-s to Juno Rudy. 1, Doloros Martlwy, will my friendly attitudr to Twila lVil0s. I, Dorothy Mm-Ananvy, will my monlu-y-shinos to Margaret Marthoy. I, Gvrald Millor, will my crooning tvnor voirv to Albvrt Grvon. I, tllonn Moorv, will my ability to play guitar and sing to Aylana Iflvttvr. l, Ross Mosivr, will my ability to 'tat-t likv I hatv tht- womvn to Jim Burkholdor. I, Bill Olson, will my mist-hivvious grin to Dick Martlu-y. I. Suv Portwtood, will my ablity to llavv a datv vvrry night to Louiv ll'altvrs. I, Dt-lbvrt Rork, will my rval ht--man qualitivs to Donniv Myosin-r. I, Dorothy Rufnvr, will lny ability to tt-ll a good jolu' any tina- or plau- to Alix-0 St-Iirock. I, Adrian Shamp, will my light, rurly hair to Vt-rnio Sim-lair. I, Miko Smith will mv bluv rvt-s rurlvv hair 'ind ronvrrtiblt- to Jamrs v .V . 7 .V v ' 'l'i-oyor. I, .Im-an Snydrr, will my ability to bv src-rotary and tri-asurvr of tht- St-nior tllass and still bv ablt- to smilv to somv ambitious Junior. I, Lillian lValtvrs, will my ability to drivt- safvly to lillvn Donaldson. l, Opal NW-ist-i', will my quivt. pcawful ways to Mil-drrd Fla-ming. I, I'at Winklrr, will tht- air 1-astlvs that I build in study hall to Anna lit-llo Uonrad. I, Dali- Zinnm-rman, will my dc-Op voic-0 to any mvmbt-r of nvxt y0ar's chorus to kvvp it going. I, Mat- Zook, will my ambition to wfork hard to ltlllamat- Gt-ist-r. Finally, wt' do liorvby namv and appoint as solo l'Xl'l'IlI0l' of this, our last will and tt-stamt-nt, our class advisor, Mr. Stanlry I. 'I'st'l1antz. In Witm-ss IVIll'l'00f, wo, tho Ulass of 1948, of Smithvillv High St-hool, havt- st-t our hand and sral on this twvnty-iiftli day of May in thr yt-ar uint-tt-on hundrod and forty-right. -Suv Portwood, Lillian lValtvrs, Miki- Smith, Gvrald Milli-r Twenty-one CLASS PROPHECY It was on such a night as this, ten eventful years ago, that the Class of 1948 graduated from Smithville High School. Let us see where their journey of life has led the members of that graduating class. Let us start with the president of that class. Orris Basinger is now head coach at Smithville. As we look at his record we find that his teams have been most successful. We End a few of the class have married. Juanita Limbacher has finally settled down and married engineer, Marvie Brueck. Mrs. Grant Carr, nee Kathryn Beck, is a happy wife and mother of twins. Sue Portwood has continued her singing career after interrupting it to marry Whitey Begert. Doris Jensen married her old boy-friend and is living in one of Smithville's newest penthouses. After Donna Hartzler married Harry Martin, they moved to Arkansas and are making a profitable business raising razorbacks. Mike Smith has established a new chain of Super Atomic service stations which are known from coast to coast. He has hired John Holderman as the manager of the Smithville branch. Tl f ,- HB ' ie amous ake It While You Wait pastry shop, run by Warren Conrad, supplies many restaurants and hotels. Among the latter is Smithville's new Statler Hotel in which Vince Besancon is head waiter. The building was designed by Dick Grove and built by the Harrison and Curie Construction Company. Gerald Miller is a dancing instructor at the Ohio Institute of Musical Jazz. He has per- fected a new dance step called the Drag Foot Dip which has revolutionized dancing. Norma Conrad is his receptionist. The Purple Parrot night club which recently opened under the management of Dale Zimmerman and Bill Olsen employs Ruth Gordon as hat check girl. Pat Winkler is cur- rently featured as the vocalist. For the New Look in dresses and gowns go to the May Co. and have Joanne Hostetler design them and Ruth Haley model them for you. Opal Weiser has attained the position as head buyer for the infants' wear department there. From all reports the Get-a-Date-Quick Escort Bureau, established by Adrain Shamp, is doing a thriving business. If any ill effects are sutTered by any of the customers, they are sent to the hospital at Paradise, where Dolores Marthey is head supervisor and Mae Zook is her capable assistant. The title of The Strongest Man in the World is now held by Ross Mosier. His strength has put Charles Atlas to shame. At the moment Ross is touring the country with his press agent Glenn Moore. Dorothy Rufener now owns and operates her own beauty salon. Her motto is, A wave in the hair is worth two in the ocean. just a few -doors from this shop is Delbert Rock's diaper service which is very popular with the young mothers of Smithville and sur- rounding areas. Patricia Blosser is taking post graduate work at Alabama to secure her masters degree in romance languages. Lillian Walters stopped off to see her on one of her recent trips. Lillian is one of the top-flight artists in the country. She returned to this country a few years ago after extensive study on the continent. If your wife needs to be shadowed or your car stolen, see Don Hughes, the private eye of Wayne County. jean Snyder works in a publishing house reading manuscripts. It was largely through her efforts that Dorothy McAnaney's First book was published. The succeeding books needed no help as they were best sellers . This is the conclusion of our summary of the Class of 1948. Where these people will he in another ten years only time can tell. -jean Snyder and Dorothy McAnaney Twenty-Iwo SENIOR PLAY CAST BAVIQ Row: l.imlm:1ul1Qr, Busiugcr, Brucck, Unlrzul, Mrs. Murray Fkuxw' Row: Smith, Hulcy, Wultcrs, NIOXIIZIIICX. Klnsicr. BAI'IIIGLOR'S XVIFIC Halrold tililflilblll . I'1l1g'1'llK' Smith Marvin A. i'l:1ypool . . Marvin 131-ln-4-k Stvwurt Kin-by . . Urris lfialsillgvl Lillizul liirlry . Lillian xVillll'l'h l'4-:url liirlry . . -lllilllilil l,in1h:u'l11-I Mrs.Ulu-l'l1o1'i'1-1' . . . Rlllll Ilzllmgx I th-I-ll-mlm' Ulu-1'l14mt'l'vl' . . X0l'lllil -102111 1'mn':ul Mrs. lC1lg'1'wall4'l' . . llumllly AIVAXIIEIIIUIN llinky . . Ross Musiw 'l'1 1 lf: S1':'1v1'lNu 'llw IIYIIIQ-I'U'0-Ill ol Ilzlrolml l'lz1ypool s hmm-, lm-zalml Ill IIN Nlllilll town oi' Two PZIIIIIS, solllmvllvw in l'z1lifol'ni:1. 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F V' N I ' 4' 0 A 49 ,,,, 1 , f ,k--.gn I .A w f T r 1 ,W 'BM 'wiia W . w' - , ' - J- , , A x S V -11 ' W ' X: G Gi 0 JUNIORS FIRST Row: C. VVeiser, Miller, Hostetler, Amstutz, Hollinger, Sutherland, Shoup, Baal: Beaverson, VVirlh, VVeiser. SECOND Row: Hartzler, Donalil, HofTman, Yates, Hodge, Geiser, Jensen, Carver, Mrs. Conrlry THIRD Row: Smucker, Swisher, Ricllard, Murphy, Meyer, Bishop, Ehy, Fctter, Zimmerman FOURTH Row: G. Kaufman, Mumaw, Shafrath, Green, Smeilley, Buchwalter, Kziuffmzm Conrad. FIFTH Row: VVziinio, Stype, Plessinger, B. Beichler, Miller, J. Beichler, Gerber, Fike, Smith D. Moomaw. Nut in Picture: Harold Cornelius, Keith Ripley, Hill, Walters. CLASS OFFICERS Prcsidmf . . Owen Shoup V51-1' l,l'l'S'lIlif'llf . . Robert Haab Sr'r'rr'fu1'y-7'1'r'r1s1.l1'm' Ellen Sutllvrlauil Sfzulvnt f'ounr'il . . Jauic-0 .Hollinger Stanford Amstutz I1'1'porfr'r . . . Doroflly Ilosfvflvl' Svr'yf'unf-uf-Arms . . Dwiggght lg1'?lV0l'S0ll Avlrism' . . Mrs. f'omll'y Twerzfy-si.z' 4, , JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY NNT, tho Flass of 49 , lwgan our Junior yvar on Sl'lDl'0llllN'l' IZ, 1947, fooling vm-ry digniiivd with our new titlv, Ilppwclalsslllvil. Our advisor was Mrs. Con-qlry and our l'lll'0llIlll'llt was 47 at tho ln-- uinning of tho ya-ar. During thv ya-ar tivo stnmlvnts lc-ft and four nvw llll'lllb0l'S joinvd tho 4-lass. WVU 11-4-vivvql our 4-lass swoatvrs on SOIll0lllll0l' 5, 1947, and our rings wort- oxpoc-tml shortly lwforc tho 1-nal of tho sf-hool yn-ar. The Juniors wvro unusally well wprvsmltml in athlm-tics. Thosv who wa-rv vhosvn on tho Varsity squad in baskothall we-rv Stan .AlllSl'llliZ, Dick Wainio, Jim xV2llt0l'S, Ji1n B1-iclllor, Hill Shafrath, and liob B4-ivlih-r. Stan AlllSflllZ, Jllll Bvirhlvr, Dick NVainio, and Jinx XValtvrs worm' also on thc basvball tvam. Two of our lll0Illlll'I'S, Mario Eby and Aylana F1-ttv1', rom-ivt-ml supvrior and vxcvllc-nt ratings, rvspvvtivc-ly, at a IllllSlQ' vontm-st. This 4-ntitlm-ml Mario to nn-vt state- conlpvtition at f'olunnbus. Aylana also playml tho Iva-fling fvlnininm- rolv, Margot , in tho opvrvtta. Janiw Hollingor and Dorothy Hostvtth-r both won bronzv nn-tals in tha- annual Pl-inc-v of I'c-am- 1-ontvst. Tho class play, Drums of lk-ath , was pl-osx-lltc-xl on April 9. Mrs. Fair mli1'0c-tml it and thc' vast was as follows: -laniw Hollingvr, G1-lu-va Hartzlvr, Marian Bishop, Margarvt Mvyvr, Aylana Fc-ttvr, Dirk Wainio, St an AlllSlllfZ, Rolwrt Baab, and Uwvn Shoup. Thx- annual Junior-Svnior lianquvt was In-ld on May 8, at tho Smith- vilh- lnn. A good tinnl was ha-ml by l'VK'l'y0ll0. -Jlfzrgfzwf .llvycr Tzcfmlly-Jf'v,'v1'l Name STANFORD AMSTUTZ ROBERT BAAB DWIGHT BEAVERSON ROBERT BEICHLER JAMES BEICHLER MARIAN BISHOP DONALD BUCHWALTER CARL CONRAD HAROLD CORNELIUS' IRMA DONALD MARIE EBY AYLANA FETTER GERALD FIKE ELLAMAE GEISER CALEB GERBER GENEVA HARTZLER ANNABEL HILL VIVIAN HOFFMAN JANICE HOLLINGER DOROTHY HOSTETLER LA VERLE KAUFFMAN CORINNE JENSEN GLENN KAUFFMAN MARGARET MEYER THOMAS MILLER DOYLE MOOMAW VIRGIL MUMAW DOROTHY MURPHY VICTOR PLESSINGER MARY RICHARD WILLIAM SCHAFRATH OWEN SHOUP DONALD SMEDLEY RICHARD SMITH ELLEN SMUCKER ROY STYPE ELLEN SUTHERLAND BARBARA SWISHER RICHARD WAINIO JAMES' WALTERS CAROLYN WEISER PAULINE WIRTH DONNA YATES MORE ABOUT THE JUNIORS Favorite Saying What's the Lit. assignment? Take me out to the hall game Nickname Characteristic W-here Seen Stan asking questions in the car What? Bob reading around For cryin' out loud! Be Be walking the halls with the gang Hubba! Hubba! Hob walking with Dorothy Hi! Jim quiet with ferry Pike ?????? Mi Mi giggling with Geneva Hey! Don studying with LaVerle Oh gee! Carl clicking his heels in Study Hall Cornie feeding the girls candy around Oh shut up! Erma breaking cafeteria dishes with Annabelle Oh my stars! Marie driving with Aylana Oh great! Aylana crashing cemetery fences Madixon Hill Oh brother! Jerry his Ford driving around ??? Ellamae measles with Corrine Oh for garsh sakes! Gerber studying Latin around My gosh! Geneva sense of humor with Marian Hey, you kids! Anne tap dancing with Irma Hoffie drinking cokes at the drug .store Birdie flitting around all over! Oh beans! Hoxey walking with Bob Hi! Kauffman laughing with Dwight Oh gee! Corinne smiling in a green Chevy Doggone it! Leftie driving into ditches Chemixtry Lab. Marg studying A with Lennie and MurphHuh! Tom talking fifth period Study Hall ???? Moomaw girls where NOT seen? Oh gee! Virgie silence with Edna Murph eating with Marg and Lennie I'm still hungry! Blackie fooling around! with Bob Boob Drop dead! Mary silence in the kitrhen Hi! Bill NOT studying with Vince Shoupie trying to talk in front of Jr. Class Quiet! Smed red hair Irvin'.r garage Hey! Smitty singing Station WWST Ellen learning with Bobs Oh for Pete sake! Stype doing Latin room IIO Give me some paper. Lennie eating hamburgers with Marg and Murph Oh fo corn sake! Hobs little fingers with Ellen Smueker Holy Cow! Dick doing geometry home room Oh man! Jim sports on the ball field Carolyn walking uptown with Don Oh my gosh! Tootie happy with Carolyn and Pearl Oh, I did not! Donna silence around Oh ! French?? driving Mikeiv ear Hey! JACQUELYN ZIMMERMANJaekie Twenty-eight lfrunt Row-Mrs. Fair, Hollinger, VVainio, Baab, Hartzler, Zimmerman. Bark Ruzc'-Meyer, Shoup, Amstutz, Bishop, Hostetler. JUNIOR PLAY CAST DRUMS ov m:,v1'H Uvlvsfo ..... Shvldon Hzlrlvy Julvs . . Mrs. Oaklvy . Mrs.Gillvtt1r . Ellgvllizl Bowlvs . Amelia Gillvttv . . Nvwtou Uoupvl- . D01-tm' C2l.lIll'l'0ll . Pillllil, Bailvy . . fxlilyllil, Ifvttvl' Dim-k XVainio . Rolwrt Baab G:-nwvn Ilan-tzlvr . Marion Bislmlp . Mm'gau'vf 'Mvyvr .lam-kio ZiIlllll0l'lll2lll . Stan Amstutrz . f,Wl'll Shoup Janivv Hollingvr I'luc-0: Tho liVillgI-l'00lll of thv Builvy honw. Ti rn 1' : Tha' prvsvnt. SYNOPSIS : .-lr-f Uuvz Tho liVillg'-l'0'0lIl of thv Hailvy homo, 21 littlv In-fm'v lllllllllg lf .Alot Two: Thx- Sil,lIl02lb0l1f 1 :UO A.M. A 1-I 7'ln'1'f': 'l' lu- Sanur just bf-forv dalylwczlk. Twvufy-nine lfirsl Rmvgliotlw, Snmlcly, Burkholrler, Bell, Nettleton, Lytle, Martlley, Fleming, Balll C T1 mln .slfitllld leU'Zk'f-lllJl'1l0I'l, Cullfilil, fi. Blouglx, Hoffer, Zuercllcr, Grove, Ilnnalwlson, Xlillu Xlmu Mr. Sllilfllllllllgll. Third Rniv- Swisllcr, Irvin, STllllClCL'I', Rudy, Zouk, Moore, Sllrock. lfnurllx lx wzv-l'cpp:1r4l, Hartzler, Halm, lI1tlCl'I'I'llIlllC5 D. Blougll, Olinger, Stricklcr lfiffll lfmv-l'olli11s, R. Miller, Brant, Smuckcr, Beck, Bcelcr, lilwrly. Xml in fviullm'--licllm lilmcrsolc, Ralph Stackllousc, Phillips. I' LA SS OFFICERS l'rf'si1l1'nf . l'i1'1'l'rf'sialm1f . S1'm'rIa11'y- 7lI'f'IlSIl rm' Nfuflrnf-I'num-if . lff'pm'1r?r . Sl'l'ffl'IlHf-flf-glVHIVS . A alrisor . . .lin Thirty Xanvy Lyth- . Jim Nvttlvtml . BI2ll'gHl'I'f Mzlrtlwy 1 Iillrkllolflmg Putty B1-ll . Milmlrvd Flowing . Bob Snodaly Mr. Slmlnbzulgln FRESHMEN lfivzvf Rfm'AB:ulc-rtsclicr, Zook, Beaverson, Bislmp, Miller, Saurers, Burkliulrlcr, Flay, Murray, Zinimerly, Slirock. .X'e'mr111' Rn-xi'-Mrs. Fair, 2111-rchvr, Sliowziltcr, Rzuriscycr, Oelcnkirk, Ricllzirml, XX'ilcs, .XunlcI, fuiirzul, Mzirtic, Parsons. Tlzird Rum'-Beck, Hzirtzlcr, Myers, Mosier, HlJlll8I'lH2lll, Fzisc, Sliislcr, llictrick, Sliznnp. lfuurflz Rin-zu-Nickle, Bcgcrt, Huff, Hulmlurmali, Czirmliual, Nlclloimlml, Sliccls, Pcrrcl, Bcrkcy, Aspinzil. lrifllz lffm'-l'lwstcll0r, Burkhnlrlcr, Conrzul, Murphy, Yates, '1'I'Uj'CY, Hoffman, VI. 'l'royn'l', Kcrr, Bzmh, BUWITIHII, Kzlin. .Nui zu fvirfiiln'-1-. Hauer, Stziuffcr, Ullom, VVciscr, XYilsoii, Devin, Clinic, Slim-ls, Blum! linrton, Cmirtucy. FLASS 0l I+'Il'lCRS lll'f'NiI10llll . .... Tom l'illl'kil0lll1'l' Vim' l'rr'siclr'nf . . liolm Elry Sr'rrr'fury . . Aliw S4-In-of-k Tl'l'Il8lll'l'I' . . . . llvm' lg2lll1'l'fS1'lll'l' Sfualvul fvllllllfil . . B12ll'ilj'llAllll'l'2l'Y, IiiIlyMill1-1' 1ff'purff'r . . . Joan lic-zlvwsoii S!'l'jfl'1lllf-Ilf-glVHIS . . Ralph Sauwrs .lrlrisnr . . Mrs. Fair 'li1lfI'fj'-Ullt' EIGHTH GRADE lfirst l?ma'sP. Smuckvr, .'X. Smuckcr, Fikc, Hahn, Xlarthcy, Ge-rig, XYcitl1rick, Myers, S Burklmlrlcr, M. Hurklluhlcr. .S'umnd Rfm' 'Mr. F1ll'Yt'l', L'onr:ul, Smuckcr, Sauder, Ilmmlflsfm, Cuskvy, Rmvnum, Nlwscr 'lqllfflll Run'-Singcr, vv2lIIl'l'S, f'Ulll'2lll, Troxcl, firccnc, Hustctler, llcvurc, Bllfillflflrll. lfnzwilz lx'uu'-Anmstutz, Murray, lilcmgll, Bcichler, Stuckcy, Zimmcrly, finmling. lfiflh lX,LVZL'TC2lI'I1t'j', Meyers, Lonicr, Swisher, Shrock, VVomls, Snurc. X111 in pirlzm'-R. Hilllglllilllll, Nusslumn1, Mast, CLASS 0I FIf'l'1RS l'rf'sirlr'n1 . . Hollllim-Ifilcv Vim, l'rr'.wirclr'n1 . . Mary Ann Hl1l'kll0lllI'l' Sf'f'I'f'fIII'.Ij . Sara Ann Iil1l'khUl1ll'l' 7'I'l'1lNll-I'l'l' . . Dick Hahn Sfzulvnf f'uunr'il , . Ilic-k Mau-tlu-y, B111-ball-al My-rs lfr'pm'1f'r - V211-llh-1-ig Hr'1'y1f'unf-:lf-.1rmx . . Harold Hlungll ,-lvlrisor . Mr. F2ll'Vl'l' T1zir'!y-tim Bef? lu F. F. A. rx! lxivtv: Trnycr, Slwvts, f':1rni1l:1l, Hostctler, Moore, Yates, Knin, Troyer. mud' lx'n'zn': l'm1r1uI, Bzmlw, Millcr, Kzmfmzm, Suuers, Smuckcr, lflwrly, Mr. Tsullzl lllird lfnzv: Ncltlctrm, llzllm, Imlcrlxmllw, Bcsnncon, Sclmfrzltll, Bcrkcy, Vtvllfilll. Ilffll lx'fm': IgllCIlXX'illlL'l', I'lcssing4-1', Smith, lirevn, Bzmlm, Moore. Nut in l'1'r!1rn': Slllllff-Cl', Wciscr, VYilso11, Corncliux, Bzxrtcm. Ul1'I I4'I'IR. S I'rr'si1l1'nf . . xvilH'l'llf lit-szllwoll 'wifi' I'rr'sialf'nf . . Rohm-rt Iiamh Sf'l'I'!'fllI lj . . Furl f'mn'aul 7'l'f'll'SIlI'f'l' . . Vivtm' l,l4'SSillQ,'1'l' lfvlmrfwr Jim Xvllla-lm: Sfllfillfl . . Dia-k Smith Tl1irty-four HOME EC. CLUB I-'runf Rmb: Hzlrtzler, Hoff, Roth, Hzlrtzler, Muxier, liciscr. Sf'1'1Nld Razr: Bishop, Slmwaller, Hnlilcrmzm, Nickel, Oilcnkirk, l'ortxwoil, xXi1lllCI'S, Bzulcrt- schcr, Zook, SlllllCI'l2iIl1l, Slizmip, Mc.-Xnznicy. Third Raw: Anclcl, Parsons, lXl2ll'lllCy, Beck, Hzirtzler, Vasc, Moyer, licgcrt, Rlairllicy, Flem- ing, Zook, Rudy, lrvin, Swisher, Murtlicy, Snyder. lfuurlh Huw: Conrad, Beck, Limlmacllcr, Gurdon, ZlICI'Cl1CI', Miller, Huffcr, XX'ilcs, Meyers Hostctlcr, Hoffman, Hollinger, Zimmerman, firuvc, ZllCI'L'lll'!', Moser, Blllllgll, Rlll'Cl!Cl' 0 F F I I' IC R- S l'rr'si1l1'11f . llurotlly All'All2lllK'j' Vim' I'rc'sirlm:f . . . -lm-am Sllyilm-1' Sf'c-rr'fm'y-7'rr'usurw' . . Lillian XVz1llvl's 1x'f'pm't1'r . . 3l2ll'Q2ll'l'l Mau-ilu-y Song Lf'11flf'r . -lzuiivv llollingi-r Adivi-sm' . . Mrs. Iluri-yl'oml1-y Tliirfy-five SPEECH CLUB lwurzf Row: Fc-ttcr, Hollinger, Hoffman, Hostc-tler, Schruck, Crouch, Zimmerman Hxrtzlcr .S'1'l'm1r1' Row: Bovvmzm, Schrock, Smith, Bzisingcr, Harrison, Anistutz, Shoup, Blillu Nlimip Mrs. Murray. Third Rnzu: Bcclcr, Bzihl, Donnclscm, Case, Beuvcrson, Hostetlcr, Whltcrs, Com ul flruu I'rr'si1lf'nf . Vim' I ,l'C'Sf!lI7lf Sf'r'rr'fury . 7'l'!'flS1lI'!'l' . lff'purfc'r . 0 F F I 1' IC Tliirly-si.x' R. S Orris Basiilgm-I' . Stan Amstutz Norma -Tc-an Vonrzlel . -Inman Ilostia-ilu' . Gail fll'Olll'll ON E ACT PLAY lmnl lx'.m': llllllfllll, llftlllfll, Rurly, Nlrs. Murray. md Rn-zu: Nlusivr, Pcrrvl, Bcclcr. ANTH' SPRINGS llwm-mlnlyu . lilussmn . fllllgvl' Sum . Rllllt'l'l' lflllwrt . NOVIIIEI .lm-an fl0lll'2lll Gail 1'rulu-ll Juno Rudy Ross Mosivr 'l'0m l'vrrm-t llill lim-lvr For ilu- sw-uml straight yvur our Om- A4-t l'la1y 1-mnpvtwl lll ilu stall- 4-mm-st all fl0llllllllllS. f'm1g'mtulalliuns to tlw Q-:lst and tu tlull l1ll0l', Mrs. Murray. Tlzirly BAND JVlujm'vllv.v: flrow, Marlllcy, VVzdtn-rs. l ir.vt Rmu: liurkholdcr, Billll, XK'inklvr, lflmy, Mllrphy, Munro, Milli-r, Hurklmldcr. Svmfzzl' lx'am': Klnorc, Vmlrzld, Smcdlcy, Smuckcr, Singer, Hostcllcr, FClIL'I', Iimxmzum, Snuu Xmslutz, Phillips, M11 lilvy. l'l1iv'd lx'uiu: BUXN'l11Illl, Hzlrizlcr, liurkholdur, Hczlvcrsmm, Zimmcrly, Meyer, lizmb, Ncltlch Murnnuw, SlllllL'I'I1llll1. During thc- past j'I'ilI' our bzmd was 1lil'vm-tud by our musiv illNll'Il4'l0I , Mr. IChy. 'l'hvr4- wvrv not so lllilllj' uppm-tunilios to illilwill' in publiv pm fUl'lll2lIl1'l'S but wv did pl'zu'tim-4- l'l'g1'lll2ll'l.V and 1-4-spmulwl wlwu wx- wma 1-zlllv-il IIIPOII. Although thc' band has not lwvn 111-glm-vtc-11 sunu- nm-w iIlSfl'lllll1'lllS :um ww-:lily nm-vdc-d. This wmmld not only add to our lN'l'f0I'Ill2lllf'l', but would Illilkl' thx- band il lll0l'l' :itll-214-tivv 0l'g.1'2llliZ2l1i0lI fill' thx' sfluh-nts In juin Tlzirly-vigil! SCHOOL CALENDAR September .z-The first day of school. The beginning of tl Q-N0 school. We went to the county Fair. I2--Baseball at Creston-we lost. 15-Baseball at Chester-we lost. I8--Baseball at Burbank-we won. IQ-B2l.SCllHll with 23-BHS6lDIlll with .26-Baseball with Creston-here-we lost. Sterling-here-we lost. Apple Creekw-here--we won. Freshman-Sophomore Party. 30-Baseball at Apple Creek-we lost. October I-Baseball with 3-Baseball with 6-Baseball with 7-Baseball with 8-Chapel-Rev. Chester-here-we won. Burkank-here-we won. Sterling-we won. Shreve-here-we lost. Banks. ie end for the Seniors Oak Grove Church quartet presented a program. Magazine sales campaign started. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Ellis presented Rip Van Winkle. :I-Look pleasant! Mr. Whitemeyer took pietu 24-Party night for Eighth grade and Freshmen. 29-Chapel-Rev. Kriner. 31-NO school. NEOTA at Cleveland. November 3-Mr. Paisley presented film on bees. 7-Mr. Soens, Oberlin School of Commerce, talked to Seniors. IO-Why do they have fire drills on cold days? I1-Armistice Day-got the afternoon off. I2-Visitation Day. Did your parents come? 14-Locker clean out. Basketball at West Salem-we won. I9-Chapel--Rev. Gerig. 20-Senior Class play matinee. 21-Senior Class play Baehelor's Wife. 24-Cole Marionettes presented The Tinder Box. 25-Basketball with Burbank-here-we won. 27-28-No school thanks to Thanksgiving. 28-Alumni game-we lost. December 3-The Gideons presented an assembly. 5-Basketball with Creston-here-we won. 10-Chapel-Rev. Himes. I2-Basketball at Sterling-we won. I3-Basketball-here-with Rittman-we lost. I6-Basketball with Congress-here-we won. Io-Basketball with Doylestown-here--we won. 23-SCll00l closes january for Christmas vacation. 2-Basketball with Hayesville-here-we won. 5-School started again. 9-Basketball at Dalton-we lost. I0-Basketball with Akron Jennings-here--we lost. I3-Sl10Wl!2llllIlg' in front of the building Tskl Tsl-cl 16-Basketball with Mt. Eaton-here-we won. zo-Basketball at Apple Creek-we lost. Chief White Eagle presented an assembly. .21-Chapel-Rev. Olinger. res for the annual. 2,5-Basketball with Fredericksburg-here-we won. 27-Basketball at Orrville-we lost. 30-Basketball at Shreve-we lost. Thirty-nine SCHOOL CALENDAR lContinuedl 4-VVade Quartet presented an assembly. 6-Basketball with Chester-here-we lost. Seniors took Scholarships at VVooster, 9-No school-high water. IO-BI-1SkCilD3ll with School ot' the lleat'-here-we won. Il-Cl1HDCl-REV. Gerig. Student Council held a box social. I3-B2lSkCllJElll with Berlin-here-we lost, No school-icy roads. io-Played VVest Salem in County Basketball Tournament-we won. 21-ljtilrfiilfffl Fredericksburg. 24-Safety Lecture by State Highway Patrol. 26-Played Chester-we lost. 28-Played Apple Creek in Consolation-we lost. March 3-Chapel-Rev. Grisso. Lit. classes saw Henry V. 5-Dr. Bingham talked to Seniors. Where will you be in ten years? 8-Mr. Farver has scarlet fever. Rev. Shrider took over. 9-Operetta parts chosen. I6-Music pupils going to Baldwin-Wallace gave an assembly. 17-Eighth grade presented an assembly. 19-Senior Day ll 20-County All Star Game. 23-Sperandeos presented an assembly. 24-Chapel-Rev. Kriner. 26-2owSpring Vacation. 31-C. E. jones-Atomic Bomb assembly. April May I-County One Act Play Contest-VVooster College. Our entry .-Xntic Spring. johnson Bros. presented a snake show. 7-Niflill grade assembly. junior Class play matinee. 8-County chorus festival at Smithville. 0-jr. class play, Drums of Death. Baseball with Doylestown-here-postponed. I3-BH!iCl1l1ll with Mt. Eaton-liere-postponed. I4-Cll2lI7CliRCVS. Studer and Durstine. I6-Baseball with Chester-here. IQ-BElS6lD?lll with Dalton-there. 21-Tenth grade assembly. Track meet at Doylestown. 23-Baseball with Sterling-here. 28-Fleventh Grade assembly. 29-Invitational meet at Doylestown. 30-Baseball with Sterling-there. I 41 Scholarship tests at Wocmster College. with Dalton-here. Baseball 5-Chapel-Rev. McFadden. Skyland Trails assembly. 7-Baseball with Shreve-there. 8-junior-Senior Banquet. lo-Baseball with Creston-there. II-BZlSCllHll with Congress-here. I2-F. F. A. Assembly. County track meet-VVooster College. 14-Baseball with Congress-there. Seniors' final assembly. Baccalaureate-Rev. Grisso. 251GI'Zltlll2Xll0l'l-l..CW'lS C. Turner, MA.--speaker. 26- lo- 23- Seniors leave for Washington, D. C. Forty 'V l N 9 i A 5' MQ.. .., , ' lfrnnl Rumi: Mr. lilly, Bzilll, Llllllfllll, Aspiiiol, Slmup, Fuller, Sclimck. .S'4'mr1z1' Rirzv: Bcsulicuu, Miller, Amsliitz, I'ortw0ml, NICJXIIZIIICX, Becler. 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Scene 2vTllC szimc. .X liaill' lunar lzxlcr. .Nfl Tllrcc: The szumx The ncxl morning. lfu fl-V-f 41 -vw-vuf ' 1 hu rty-11110 Alildifllll Sm-1-1rta1ry Varsity Ch00l'10ildl'l'S Mon Working ! Twins Mrs. IIllllSil'k0l' .lunior 'l'1'111pt:1tio11s Mosiau' lflflitor 111141 Assistant, V1111111-il I'1'1-sidc-llt Artion In f'Ull,2'l'0SS Gilllllf Mrs. 'l's1'l1:1l1fZ Mrs. Murray l'l0.il'i'tUl' f'l'1'W XVIIPIW' Arr Thosm- Boys? 'l'hr1-v FI'll'lllll,V P1-nplv I ou1'su1m- M r. Shillllbilllgh I Mr. Eby lx2liSill:Ll' thc- Flag Eiglltlx PIN-m'lvz14lv1-s M rs. Fair Hall Gann- From f'2llif0l'Ili2l Wolf Fall Mr. IDZIPVUI' Most Poplllm- Boy and Girl Four Vil12lQ0l'S and a F0l'l'igIll0I' 'l'h1'w- in il Row lCXfl'0lIliSfS Foriy-flm Furly-four Kit:-he-n Urow Mr, 'l'S4'll2lllfZ Fin- I'rvtty Maids Svnim' Gals .Inst xvllilillgl Final Any? l+I1litm'mul liusim-ss Alilllilgixl' Mrs. f'oml1'y Mr. Slllllllllilllgh BlllSiI' Winm-rs Uno and :I Half Bl2lj0l'l'ffl'S Il1fvl1-sfillg? 'S -5? 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Holrlcrrnzm Varsity Basketball Squad Tlw SUEISOIIQS R-l'l'0l'll NV1 an 12 h host I2 xvilll 8 - Lost 4 flA'2lg'lll'l VOVYTY I.li.X1il'li GAMES NOX l.E.Xfil'li HAXMIQS Smitllville 37 VVest Salem 35 Smithville 25 .Xlnmni .13 32 linrlmzmk I6 38 Rittnmn 54 SI Cl'L'SlUll 27 3,1 Hnycsvillc IO 319 Sterling 30 46 ,lcnnings 53 42 l'4n1g1'csw 410 37 Urrvillc .zu 43 llnylcslnwn 33 JI Bluffton Ros. 4I 39 llaltun 50 :Q Stzllc lk-:lf SCllU0l 41 Nlt. lizxton 14 35 Berlin 4: 16 :Xpplc Crock 36 33 l:l'Cfl0l'lCliSl!lll'jJQ jl 'I'OURN.XNlliX'l' fQ.XNlliS :J Sllrcvc 50 Sfl1llllYlllL' SI XV4-sl S1lll'll1 15 3.2 l.lll'SlCl' 37 jl lfrcclcrickslmrg 31 24 flwxtcr :Q 3: Xpplc Vrcck 36 Fu riy-sir Tll XM Basketball Lettermen URRIS BASINGICR DIVK XVAINIO STAN AMS'l'U'l'Z JIM l3l'lIf'HLI'IR UlCLISlCR'l' RUVK RUSS MUSIICH : ' wth size :mil experience. They trieml to uvercume these This ye:n s varsity squzul lulvul h lizuimlieztps with 4lClt'Y'l'l1lll2lllOI1 :mil spirit. The result uns ll seztsmi much inure sueeessliil thzm the most optimistic fzms zinticipztteml. Leil hy liztptztin Bztsinger, they plziyeml every grime to tht hest nf their ability mul by the cml uf the season they were regurmletl :ts at tlzuigeruus hull team l l l 'n'iiry, was Il severe bluw to thc team. He hzul l'he loss of Marvin Brucck tirongi :i moe 1 J been one of their hest players for two years :mal was loukiiig f01'wzti'il to 1lllUlllCI' great Seztsnn Iiuffj'-.Yt'T'I'l1 lfronf Row: Bishop, Murphy, Hahn, Schroek, Cardinal, Coach Berkey. Sfilllld lrozv: Mgr, Bowman, Olinger, bl. Bnrkholder, Bnrkey, T. Burkholder, Bland, Holder- mzm, Mzmziger. Reserve Basketball Squad The reserve lmsketlmll Squad was Composed entirely of umlerclussnien. Their xvon and lost revord is not considered as im iortant as their ahilitv and desire to develow into vzxrsitv , l . mlztvers in the vezirs to come. Their :ittitnde and wrofress is watched ezlrefnllv dnrin f their . . is . is time on the reserve squad so that the right ones may he moved on to the varsity squad when the proper time comes. The Sezlsolfs Record NVon 4 - Lost 13 Reserves 18 VVest Salem 20 25 Burbank I2 26 Creston 25 I3 Sterling 32 IO Rittrnzm 32 I7 Congress 22 IQ lloylestown 37 24 HayeSville 27 20 Dalton 37 ' 26 Jennings 33 20 Mt. Eaton 8 I4 Apple Creek .25 31 Freclerickslnnrg 20 8 Orrville 42 IU Shreve 32 I6 Chester 29 ' 28 Berlin 39 Forty-r'igl1t SPRI G SPORT Baseball 'lllll' l1:1s1-lmll s1l11z11l, lilu- 11111 bzlslu-llmll s111111-1l, l1a11l to 111- 1'1r111pl1-11111 111l111ilI. 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Wooster, 67 O 0 .... - v ,ooo - - -0-Q- voooosqoo Picking Nut and Candy Shop Opposite Wooster Theatre Home Mode Chocolate in Ploin or Foncy Box - -QA - - - - - - -oooooooooooooy.-0-00-9 I ifly-cight Q ----ooooooA--------A-A--- ------ -AA- T he Citizens National Bank CHECKING ond SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Member of F.D.I.C. Phone 65 Wooster, Ohio QqqqggooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ. White's Jewelry Store Store For The Groduote American and Swiss Watches Sheaffer Pen and Pencil Sets Keepsake Diamonds Schick Electric Shavers 215 E. Liberty St. Wooster, O. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- COMPLIMENTS OF T eel Company ----ovv- vvv-- II II II I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I II II I I II II II II II I II I II II II II II II II I I II II II II II II II II II II II I I II I I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II II II II II II I II I II II II II I I I II II FLOWER FOR ALL OCCASIONS Barrett's Liberty Flower Shop Phone 600 Wooster, Ohio Coppoclz Motors Sales and Service DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS and DODGE TRUCKS 429 E. Liberty St. Wooster, O. p-0.gooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING AT Sally's Wooster, Ohio SMART READY-TO-WEAR AND SPORTSWEAR ,QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ COMPLIMENTS OF Ray Crow Cleaners Cleaner and Fur Storage Wooster, Ohio ooo' -ooooo .... , - , v, Fifty-Irim' Congratulations . CLASS OF 1948 CENTRAL OHIO LIGHT 81 POWER CO. The Friendly People Q Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ,.Y ------------------------ - - ------ MILLER and MARKLE Standard Oil Service Sta. Cor. W. Liberty ond Grant Sts. - Wooster Ph 'I35 Wooster, Ohio ::--::::::::::::::::::::::-----4 Hilversum Artificial lnsemination Service Wooster, Ohio Breed Y ur H'gh Producing Cows To Hilve m Bulls E. SMIT, 616 Beoll Avenue, Phone 508-W PAT ACRISANI, Phone 639 --------------------------4 COMPLIMENTS OF Berry Gardens Wooster, Ohio -------- ---------- -------4 Taylor 81 Hosmer Wooster, Ohio Y Sof t Shoe St COMPLIMENTS TO The Class ofl948 W 0 0 S T E R LUMBER C0. IDEAL DAIRY Milk -:- Butter Ice Cream Phone 319 133 N Bever St. Wooster, O -----,---- -A---- ---Qeoog v-v-oo---v- ....... ---vv .... +0000- K auffman's Service Sta. Distributor of GOODYEAR TIRES and BATTERIES TEXACO PRODUCTS Quality - Service - Satisfaction ' Phone 681 Cor. S. Market and Henry St. - Wooster QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooooooeoooos MANSON JEWELRY ST ORE REPAIR WORK Watches of AII Makes Swiss or American All Types of Clocks From Electric to C-rondfcithers Soldering of oll kinds New Shonks on Rings Moke Them Smoller or Lorger Also Soldering Spectocle Fromes-Bridges 208 S. Market St. Wooster, O. Phone 1520-X oooooQQQ--Q..Q-....QQ..--.QQQooo4 Leiner's Radio Shop The Home of MOTOROLA CAR and HOME RADIOS 'l5'I S. Market St. Wooster, O. Phone 124 QQQQQQQQQQQ: : : : I I II II II ll II II II II II ll II II II II II I I II II II II II II il II II II II II I II II II II II II II II I II II II I I I II II II II I ii ii ll II II II II II II II II II II II II II II 0 II II II II I I II II I II ii ii II I I I I I I ii in ii ii ii ii I ii in in II II II Chippewa Finance Co. Established 1930 DIRECT CASH LOANS AUTO FINANCING South Side Public Square Wooster, O Libby's Dress Shop LIBBY'S FASHIONS HELP YOU LOOK YOUR BEST 'I16 S. Market St. Wooster, Phone 566-K AAA-, ..... --,, O IN WAYNE COUNTY lT'S Frank Wells D R U G S T O R E FOR COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE - ------,-,------------,- COMPLIMENTS OF B Sz B Store Wooster, Ohio ,,, .... -------- ---,,,------, .S'i.rIy- Iwo p 00000-00Qegooooooooooocooooeggn 0000-000--of -o--Aooo---o-AAA---.---- A-A-o-- - - - Congratulations At Graduation Time Smithville High School Seniors - Class of l948 The Elevator to SUCCESS is not running, You will have to build your own stairway. For - Plans and Materials with which to build WOOSTER BUSINESS COLLEGE North Side Public Square Box 128, Wooster, Ohio We Train You and Assist You Into Your Choice of the Following Positions: ACCOUNTANT, GENERAL BOOKKEEPER, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, STENOC-RAPHER, SECRETARY, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, CIVIL SERVICE, CORRESPONDENT, PERSONNEL MANAC-ER, JUNIOR EXECUTIVE .QQQQQQQQQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoqooooooooooqeooq I Straub 81 Son Market Dealers In I Beulah Bechtel FRESH and sAL'rEo MEATS - POULTRY . posmons of D,S,,,,C,,O,, l O Northeast Corner of the Square g 0 Public Square Wooster, O Wooster, Ohio l I l 0 I QUALITY CLOTHES ron ll o MEN AND BOYS I Moore Bakeries ll ll E 'l'l7 N. Market St. and 'I8 E. Liberty St Brenner Bros. I II O Wooster, Ohio E Phone 'I60 Wooster, O II 'I ..---A--9-99:::-----::o--q::-:::::::: ::oo- -0 .... o--------vvo- ---- ,S'i.rf.x'-tlzwv pocgooooogoooogogooQgogeoqoooooo sooo0-0-0000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0 Q-- Hanson's Dairylancl Restaurant Phone 'I571-R 200 E. Liberty St. Wooster, O. QQ--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQOQQQQQQQQQ0--. Liberty Radio Electric RADIOS - APPLIANCES All Types of Electrical Wiring Radio and Appliance Service 334 E. Liberty St. Phone 642-L -----------Q--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 S p e i c ll e r Soles ond Service STUDEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS Parts ond Service South Market St. Wooster, O. 40-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ in Il l l ll ll 0 il il l Il Il Il ll ll II il il Il ll ll l ll ll ll ll ll ll Il l l l l l l l 0 l l O l l l l l 0 9 li ll 5 li III l ll ll ll l l l ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll i l 0 ll ll O ll Il ll ll 0 l ll Il i l l l i Il II ll II II n ll ll ll ll ll ll ll l ll ll 0 ll I ...Q Sir! 3, -f 00-00-0000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q- The WM. ANNAT CU. Wooster's Friendly Department Store i879 . , 1948 WOOSTER, OHIO sQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oo--- COMPLIMENTS OF LAUNDRY E I I i o t t ' s Since 1900 DRY CLEANING 330 E. Liberty St. Wooster, Ohio The Home of ..... WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES and HARDWARE Building Contractors Imhoff 8: Long Co. 340 E. Liberty St. Wooster, O. oo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Ulll' ooooooooooooooooooggceqe:::::oq COMPLIMENTS OF 0.K. RUBBER WELDERS U. S. ROYAL TIRE TIRE RECAPPING and REPAIRING Phone 361 Wooster, O. Q QoooogoqqoqoqQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- M i ll er's Complete Food Market Phone 197-'I98 154 N. Liberty St. Wooster, O. -oooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0-0-5 Nick Amster Hart Schaftner Marx Clothes Manhattan Shirts Stetson Hats Wooster, Ohio QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ::-:::: -: ovvvv ---Q C 53 919 5 - L4 4' -Z' 1 1. 32 2 NFL V75-W lik' 'Umm Since I884 F reedlandefs It Pays to Buy Quality CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '48 Allen Knapp Heating Company Oil, Gas and Coal Furnaces Gas and Oil Conversion Burners Stokers Furnaces Cleaned by Vacuum We Repair All Makes Phone 'I740 240 S. Market St. Wooster, O :::::oooo:::oo::ooo:::: ::::o 0-QQ.4QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ so--000+-0--ooo-W ---------- Q- COMPLIMENTS OF Frey and Gresser Orrville, Ohio QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooo--. COMPLIMENTS OF Lecky's Greenhouse Orrville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Kettle Electric Orrville, Ohio Phone 6 COMPLIMENTS OF Koehler's Bakery Phone 392 Orrville, Ohio oeeqoogoooooe :ooo: e : eoooe eo: : :QQQA -o ...QyoooooooooooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- Seifriecl Drug The Rexoll Store Oh The Square Orrville, Ohio 00.09-0000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ. We Solicit the Opportunity Of Serving You National Bank of Urrville Orrville, Ohio Member ofthe F.D.l.C. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-. Waefler Bros. Health, Comfort, and Economy Shoe Repairing Orrville, Ohio , 0---QQ------------------------- 4 Snyder Oil Company Distributors of Atlantic White Flash ond Other Petroleum Products Phone l65 Orrville, Ohio Q ooooooo ...ooooo HOLLINGER BRUS. Fleetwing Gas ond Motor Oils T t K St d Lght Ker S ithville, Ohio RUT T 81 AMST UT Z ELEVAT OR Smithville, Ohio l 0 0 0 -oo Q- Wayne Farm Bureau C o-op Ass'n. Buy With Conf d Though Your Co-operati e Smithville: Phone 2712 Shreve: Phone 23ll COMPLIMENTS OF Gilbert Lumber Company SMITHVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Stanley 8: Bush ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Watch and Radio Repairing Ph 2201 Smithville O 00000000000 0 0000000000 COMPLIMENTS OF SHELLER BROS. Wholesale Country Brand MEATS SMITHVILLE, OHIO Irvin's Garage Auto Repairs Jeep and Willys Soles Dial 255i Smithville, Ohio 0000000000000000000000000000000 Smucker's Hardware PITTSBURGH PAINTS WASHING MACHINES REFRIC-ERATORS RADIOS Smithville, Ohio Phone 2622 0000 00000 0 000000000000000000 COMPLIMENTS TO Mosaic Yeor Book Farmers and Merchants Bank Co SMITHVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HART ZLER LUMBER COMPANY SMITHVILLE, OHIO 000000000000000000000 0 QQQQQQQQQ -ooo Shafer Electric Service Phone 408 160 W. Market St. Orrville, O. Seas Hardware OrrvilIe's Hordwore Since 1854 127 N. Market St. Phone 144 COMPLIMENTS OF Clover Leaf Dairy Orrville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Ben Franklin Orrville, Ohio -..e-iv'-.W -Y-.rv Sales- BUICK-Service C- E N U I N E General Motors Parts Used Cars C. R. MILLER COMPLIMENTS OF Ben Franklin Orrville, Ohio -ooooooo000-0900000000000-Q04 A WELL KNOWN STORE Where You Can Buy Quality Furniture Naftzger's Furniture Co. D. E. KING, Manager Phone 71 Orrville, Ohio ooooooo Q--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ McKesson Service Fountain Service Short Orders Sodas and Sundaes Phone 2651 SMITHVILLE, OHIO .QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ---.- M. Sz R. Garage Towing Service - Auto Repair Gas - Oil - Lubricants Standard Oil Products Phone 256i Smithville QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ COMPUMENTS OF Hall's Dry Cleaning East Market Street Orrville, Ohio 00000000oooooooooooQQ..------ --A, ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll O ll ll il ll ll ll ll ll l I ll ll ll ll ll l ll ll ll ll ll 0 ll 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll O ll ll 0 l O 0 O O l l 0 O ll ll 0 0 ll ll 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 0 O ll ll O 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll O ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 0 ll U U l ll H ::::Q:::-Q-:::-::::::Q::::ooo--- Johnson Hardware Orrville, Ohio Sherwin - Williams Paints Perfection Stoves Builders' Hardware COMPLlMENTS OF Dietriclfs Drugs 'I20 N. Main St. Orrville, Ohio W. E. Longshore, UD. Optometrist Ulrich Bldg. Orrville, O. -oooooooooooooooooooooooeoooeooq. TO THE GRADUATES-I compliment you on your success. You are on the right road. Keep going! Knowledge is an asset no one can take from you. A nice remembrance of this initial success would be one of our guaran- teed Wrist Watches by Elgin, Bulova, or Hamilton. S. A. Huber, Jeweler Orrville, Ohio -ooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ T :ity 00000 000 000 0:: HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED AND GET YOUR ACCESSORIES AT: W IL L I S SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing Soft Drinks - Candy O Public Square Smithville nu 0 nu in O -un ...' M ..'... - W I Weilersville Provision Groceries -:- Meats Gas -:- Oil ' Ph 2451 COMPLIMENTS OF 3 The Cottage Creamery Company Orrville, Ohio I O O 0 I 0.000 48 O O 0 000000 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Visit Estes Barber Shop Smithville, Ohio p000000000000000 00000000000000 Thoroclean Cleaners Phone 1815 236 S. Market St. Wooster, O Compliments of Urrville Savings Bank Orrville, Ohio 0 00000000000000000000000000 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q : : Bahls Complete Self Service FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS HOME DRESSED FRESH MEATS BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOOD QUALITY CROCERIES OVERALLS AND SHOES BAHLS QUALITY GROCERIES 0 0 Q -..-------- 09.0-0-0-no The Yearbook Staff is Very Grateful To Its Advertisers and Recommends That You Patronize Them S I I o::o-.o: ec :-::oo: :Q COMPLIMENTS OF S. A. SAYRE 81 SON I. G. A. Food Store SELF SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF Meats - Fruits and Vegetables - Frozen Foods Dairy Products - Bakery Goods - Staple Groceries STOP AND SAVE WITH I. G. A. Phone 2572 Smithville We Deliver .ooooooo0QQ.--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ000,990.9-oooooocoooooa LIBERTY STU D105 WE MADE THESE PICTURES FOR YOUR ANNUAL 365 West Liberty Street Phone 123 ,QQQQQQQQ ------- 0-00-0900 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ4 The Engravings in This Annucul Were Produced By THE NORTHERN ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE COMPANY CANTON, OHIO THIS ANNUAL WAS PRINTED BY PRESS PUBLISHING CO. ooooo-- -.QQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 5 t Z'4'PlfX'-IIIVTI' X 3