Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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' N v:5, :7:, X 32 ,K -V ,iff ' We shall find our places in the various walks of life TUDIW The Iournalism Class presents a record of our year's activity in the 1950 xxwx 0. NX .k,X4,v4 ,. flee fi u gags! - W fa ay! x 9 will Q3 . . . . Dedicated to the GRIDIRDII SUUHD who kept a champxonshlp for three eventful years We re proud ot our team at Holland Hlqh We re proud of the team and of each guy Who d1d our tltle so bravely defend Who fought w1th courage t1ll the very end So boldly they stood 1n thelr gold and blue There to Wm the game tor me and you Each opponent was thelr frlend But stlll our tltle they d1d defend -Barbara Nowakowski, '53 3 if E e 2 A A -3 A - A an .V- Ami - The Admmlstratlon 0 U R C0 H C H E S Z' 'Nz 1 ' X J J X? O xij Spf? WHY J Q, if Q? 1 ,ff x 7 X ! ff Q Sq f N R A , f PC ay, K if wx f LL I Q 6 g LL X if I V T f z 9 xi 7 K if -fi . . . who planned our futures i-firm, f -unix fl Mr. Ryder spends long hours in his Michigan Street office in Toledo. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Ryder, past president of the National County Superintendents' Associa- tion, is a member ot the Ohio Reading Circle Board, and an active participant in many other educational and civic organizations. Since 1940 he has been the Superintendent of Lucas County Schools. Durinq his ten years' experience he has shown thorouqh understandinq of school problems. He has been able to elevate the schools of Lucas County to a hiqh place in the Ohio public school system. carrled out every detail S ki-Li -.....,. B I Bishop Supervisor Hugh MacQueeng Paul E. Cairlg G. E. Swope, Clerlcg Walter Zeck, President D I Manley Vice President Arthur Cleland. BOARD UF EDUCATION We wish to express our thanks to the members ot the Board of Education for their guidance throughout our school years. They have done a wonderful job of determining the policies and expenditures of our buildings and everything that has to do with the operation of the school. Ret ree indica es illegal aid to ball carrier- . guided our lives This year marks the completion of Mr. Bishops eighth year as supervisor ot Springfield Local Schools. During his eight years here, we have seen much progress, both in curriculum and equipment. Mr. Bishop has had Wide experience with the prob- lems of youth and takes an understanding interest in the physical, moral, and spiritual growth ot each individual. Referee indicates holding. defensive Mr. Bishop works out the st dents' problems in his school office. IEX surenvlson gs, Hy J I I. ll! fx o . . . . counselled us Z Referee indicating pass interference. Mr. Moore makes the daily announce- ments from the office. PRIIICIPHL Mr. Francis B. Moore has completed his eighth year at Holland as principal. He was born in Toledo, graduated from Ohio Wesleyan in 1925 with a BA. degree, and also graduated from Toledo University with a B.Ed. degree in 1938. Mr. Moore is loved and respected by all the students and will be long remembered by those who graduate under his fine supervision. A genial smile, a word of encouragement - yes, a necessary reprimand now and then - if make up our impression of an ideal principal. Earle T. Deppen Bowling Green State University lunior High Basketball Coach, Industrial Arts I, II, Ill, IV. in W Gs .f 4, , , , , M-Mg: ' , 5 - .' , fi N 3'f if Q. .f , oi i A, E X .2 rf? rt ..,., X A x X-H ,ff x k I , ,, I, . Y' Q - ,5 ' e.'?Z ' -3-'F' l AQ . I I ,tj if ::,.,-'-E: -.1 513, Af' ,.3rf'- ' A v . Q. -. .N .Q f- reset.-1 Theodora Hazel Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Ed. Library Club Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser, American Government, Amerie can History, Supervisor of Cafeteria. Roger McGee Otterbein College, B.S. in Ed. Basketball Coach: Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Camera Club Adviser: Co-Adviser of Varsity I'l y World I-listory, Economic Geography, Public Speaking. well-balanced education Esther Hansen Whitewater Teachers' College, B,Ed. Shorthand l, ll, Typing Ig Office Prac- tice: G.A,A. Adviser. - '?'Q 44 I I, I ' .. , is i if Ray Althouse University of Toledo, B. in Ed. Bookkeeping, Algebra, General Mathe- matics, Plane Geometry, lunior Class Adviser. Florence Bower Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Ed. Senior Class Adviser, English II, Ill. Panos Hountras University of Toledo, B.S., B,Ed. Ohio State University University of Michigan. Biology, Chemistry, General Science. s 41 1 J' , mu pf ff th the help of those BEHIIID THE SCEIIES The Class of 1950 ...... THE UFIRSITW' . . . loyal for four busy years Nix ...Z tx--fl X , f f X , X fs' 1, J x K X if gkmnk -'gn KN Patricia Adamski A qood intention clothes itself with power. lr. GAA. 1-25 F.H.A. 25 Glee Club lg Spring Concert l5 Tomboy 35 It'5 Up To You 3. V' Shirley Bates Our foster-nurse of nature is repose. lr. G.A.A. l-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Class Reporter 35 Glee Club 2-35 lr. Honor Society: Tomboy 3. Luella Allen As busy as a bee. lr. G.A.A. l5 Latin Club 25 Ir. Honor Society l-25 Library Club 3-45 Sr. Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Tattler 45 Wind- mill 4. Robert Biglow Men of talent are men of occasions. 5 Football 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Basket- ball 2-35 Varsity H 45 Class Sgt.-at-arms 3-45 Windmill 45 Tattler 45 Tomboy 3. Marlene Atkinson -- 1 The busy have no time for tears. lr, G-.A.A. l-2: Sr. G,A.A. 3-45 F.H.A. 2-3- 45 Tomboy 3. to ' M Q Thomas Brown Every man has business and desire. 'i 1 ta , Bk Tomboy 3. i all 4 Y Richard Augustyniak He hath eaten me out oi house and home. Class Vice-President 45 Football 3-4: Varsity H 3-45 Tattler 4, Editor 4: Wind- mill 4. 9, Dorothy Browning lt must be done like lightning. Class Treasurer lp Glee Club l-2-3-4: 'W Choir 3-45 lr. G-.A.A. l-2, Pres. l-25 l:'.l'l.A. l-2-3, Sat.-at-arms 35 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Tomboy 35 Sprinq Concert 2: lt's Up To You 35 Windmill 45 Tattler 45 Library Club 3-4. 1. ' Q .K , Awww JW , 'A 'Ai . V., sg' F 'T,j '1-1-2 -. -Q vin-r V1 i f ff' V -nw if 'mg P53 alll if Doris Carroll A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Class Vice-President 25 Glee Club 1-2-35 Spring Concert 25 Ir. G.A.A. 1-2, Sec'y. 25 Sr. G.A.A. 1-2, Cheerleader 3-45 F.H.A. 2-3, Reporter 2, Vice-Pres. 35 lr. Honor Society 25 Sr. Honor Society 4, Sec'y. 45 Tornboy 35 Gypsy Rover 1. Iames Eppard Let's do or die. Football 2-3-45 Baseball 25 Glee Club 3-45 Camera Club 4, Sgt.-at-arms 45 Tattler 45 Windmill 4. Normcm Carter Some are born great. Choir l-2-3-45 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Camera Club 45 Windmill 4, Co-Editor 45 Tattler 4. Iames Eubcrnk This is the thing that he Was born to do. Tornboy 3. Douglas Daye Music is the prophecy of what lite is to be. Band 1-2-3-4, Student Director 2-3-45 Camera Club 45 Glee Club 2-35 Choir 3-4. Donna Eyre Thy voice is celestial melody. Ir. GAA. 1-25 F.H.A. 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Spring Concert 25 1t's Up To You 35 Gypsy Rover 15 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Choir 4. Howard Dodge Old friends are best. Football 45 Varsity H 45 Tattler 45 Wind- mill 4. Elaine Fenster She adds a precious seeing to the eyes. 3-4, Sgt. at Arms 4: Latin Club 2-4: Tomboy 35 Tattler 4: Windmill 4. f ' D' jv 1 J-. 393: 2 . A Betty Flory Sweets to the sweet. Glee Club l-2-3-45 Choir l-2-3-45 Spring Concert l-2-3-45 Gypsy Rover 15 Dou- ble Sextette 45 F.H.A. 3: Band l-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Tattler 4: Windmill 45 Ir. G.A.A. l-25 Library Club 4, Treasurer 4. JoAnn Hcntman They can conquer who believe they can. Class Reporter 3-45 Ir. Honor Society l-25 Latin Club 2-3-45 Ir. G.A.A. 1-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-4, Reporter 45 Tomboy 35 Tattler 45 Windmill 45 Gypsy Rover 15 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choir 45 Double Sex- friend. tette 45 lt's Up To You 3. Ioyce Frazier Her voice is the harmony of the World. Ir. G.A.A. 1-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Choir l-2-3-45 Double Sextette 45 Tomboy 35 Latin Club 2-35 Spring Concert 25 Gypsy Rover l. Ioyce Hazel Life has no blessing like a prudent ,X F.H.A. 2-35 Choir 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Double Sextette 45 llatin Club 2-3, Re- porter 35 Tomboy 35 Ir. G.A.A. 25 Sr. G.A.A. 45 Spring Concert 25 Buckeye Girls' State 35 It's Up To You 3. Paul Holloway Robert Gilsdori A challenge to his end. Football 2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 2-45 Varsity H 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3-45 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Windmill 45 Tattler 4. Rest is the sweet sauce of labor. Football 1-3-45 Baseball 1-3-45 Student Council 15 Varsity H 45 Tattler 45 Wind- mill 4. Ioan Hall Silence is golden. Xxx FHA 23 lr. G.A.A. 2: Sr. G.A.A. 3: Glee Club 1 Z-3: Gypsy Rover l. Richard Holloway Full of wise saws and modem instances Ann Iones -ss. ., '44 Fred Hott A dwarf on a giant's shoulders sees A farther of the two. Baseball l-2-3-47 Varsity H 2-3-47 Library Club 47 Tomboy 37 Windmill 47 Tattler Iames Iohnoff He leads, and others follow. Class President 2-3-47 Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 47 Baseball l-2-3-47 Basket- ball 27 Library Club 3, Treasurer 37 Windmill 47 Tattler 4, Ass't. Editor 47 Tomboy 37 Varsity H 1-2-3-4, Sec'y. 2- 3, President 4. Shirley Howell Modesty is the color of virtue. Sr. G.A.A. 3-47 Library Club. 4. Those are pearls that are her eyes. Class Treasurer 2-3-47 Ir. G.A.A. 1-2, Reporter 17 Sr. G.A.A. 3-4, Treasurer 47 Cheerleader 2,3,47 Latin Club 2-3-47 Li- brary Club 3, President 37 Glee Club l-2-3-47 Choir 2-3-47 Spring Concert 27 Double Sextette 47 lt's Up To You 37 Tomboy 37 Windmill 47 Tattler 4. Marie Hubbard Virtue is her own reward. Glee Club l-2-3-47 Choir 2-37 lt's Up To You 37 Gypsy Rover 1. Barbara Iones The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the fairest books. Ir. G.A.A. 2, Reporter 27 Sr. G.A.A. 3-47 Cheerleader 3-47 Latin Club 3-47 Library Club 3-4, Sec'y. 37 Glee Club 2-3-47 Choir 2-3-47 Double Sextette 47 Tomboy 37 It's Up To You 37 Windmill 47 Tattler 47 Sr. Honor Society 3-4, President 47 Class Reporter 27 Spring Concert 2. Larrylrwin The prince of darkness is a gentleman. Windmill 47 Tattler 47 Tomboy 3. uk- 2 W l X Dale Iones , ll Music has been called the language as . of the soul. Glee Club 3-4- Choir 3-4' Latin Club 2- Band 2 3 4 President 3 It s Up To You Kathryn Kent Many small make a great. Ir. G.A.A. l, Glee Club l4, Choir 4, Windmill 45 Tattler 45 Sr. G.A.A. -an ff -tr' A A S! if F5 Neg, Violet Maynhart She speaks in a monstrous little voice. lr. G.A.A. 35 Sr. G.A.A. 45 Glee Club 35 Spring Concert 35 Tornboy 35 F.H.A. 3. Betty Krohn Wisdom mounts her zenith with the stars. Class Secretary 3-45 Ir. Honor Society l-2, Pres. 25 Sr. Honor Society 3-4, Treas. 45 Latin Club 2-3-4, Treas. 45 F.H.A. 1-25 Ir. G.A.A. l-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-4, Sec'y. 45 Library Club 3-45 Tomboy 35 Tattler 45 Windmill 4. Donna Ncxchtrab Whatever is popular deserves attention. Ir. G.A.A. l-2, Vice-Pres. 1-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-4, Pres. 45 Glee Club. l-2-3-45 Choir 2-3-45 lt's Up To You 35 Class President 15 F.H.A. 2-35 Band l-25 Double Sextette 45 Cheerleader 3-4. Iohn Kulwicki He knows whats what. Basketball l-2-3-45 Baseball 45 Football 3-45 Varsity H 3-45 Student Council 15 Tattler 45 Windmill 45 Tomboy 3. Sue Nowowieiski Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ir. G.A.A. l-25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Choir 45 Latin Club 2-3-45 Double Sextette 45 Tomboy 3: lt's Up To You 35 Spring Concert 2. Rex Lorenzen A rascally-yea torsooth knave. 1 Football 2-35 Basketball 2-3-45 Library Club 3-4, President 4. 5 Larry Noyes Here is a truly honest man. Glee Club 1-45 Choir 15 Spring Concert 15 Camera Club 4. t wal r L W-f if 5' X' 41? VEKX F ,hai '..,'l1-T 'X it it . wi fix fi . 3'-fr K ' sv, 'LHR s es J 'if Nan Peebles A good mind possesses a kingdom. Latin Club 2-3-4, Reporter 45 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 lr. G.A.A. 25 Student Council 3, Reporter 35 Tornboy 35 Tattler 5 Windmill , Virginia Roberts She was ever precise in promise-keeping. . Tattler 45 Library Club 4. Ioyce Pfcdf Such joy ambition finds. Ir. G.A.A. 1-2, Chearleader 1-25 Ir. Honor Society 1-25 Latin Club 2-3-4, Pres. 35 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Glee Club 1-2-35 Choir 35 F.l-LA. 35 Tomboy 35 Gypsy Rover 15 lt's Up To You 35 Spring Concert 2. Barbara Saunders A light heart lives long. F.H.A. 2-35 lr. G.A.A. 1-2. Gloria Piotrowski A good heart is worth gold. Latin Club 22-3-45 Band 3-45 Ir. G.A.A. 25 Windmill 45 Tattler 45 Tomboy 3. Frank Sniegowski The lion is not so fierce as painted. Football 2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-35 Varsity H 2-3-45 Class Sgt.-at-arms 2-3. Robert Price He towers above alll Class Sec'y. 15 Glee Club 15 Basketball 2-35 Student Council 35 Camera Club 45 Vice-President 45 Windmill 45 Tattler 4. Gerald Sosbe Hurry is only good for catching flies. Camera Club 45 Reporter 45 Windmill 45 Tattler 45 Glee Club l. Ir. G.A.A. 25 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Windmill 45 yn wif! ik, '55 V5 7, f . A W EEE 7,5 4 ..- V ' 4 'H 1 , , 23 es. , . . 2 'a:,, f,:, Z . ,. A i . Mary Ann Strcnn A good face is the best letter of recommendation. F.H.A. 2-3: lr. G.A.A. 1-2. 'Hn Herbert Wohlforlh Who talks too little, and who thinks so much. Ora Stull His cares are now all ended. Carrlera Club 4. Nancy Wyman As merry as the day is long. Glee Club 3-45 Choir 45 F.H.A. 2-35 Sr. G.A.A. 3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 Windmill X 45 Tattler 45 Ir. G.A.A. 1-2, Sgt.-at-arms lr ' 1: Student Council l-4, Vice-Pres. 4. Roy Tibbits Sports are meat and drink to him. Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-45 Basket- ball l-2-3-45 Varsity H 1-2-3-4, Sgt.-at- arms 45 Class Sgt.-at-arms 1-4, Sec'y. 25 Q Windmill 45 Tattler 4. Gloria Ziarno Sweet mercy is nobility's true badge. Glee Club l-2-3-45 Choir 45 Double Sex- tette 45 Ir. G.A.A. 1-25 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Gypsy Rover ly Tomboy 35 It's Up To You 35 Spring Concert 2. M14 H Harold White A man of polite learning and - 5 5 a liberal education. Library Club 3-45 Vocal 45 Choir 45 Stu- dent Council 4, President 45 Tomboy 3. 5. 'V Q. Ve . 4 E -1 E'- tff. wJ J I5 X. 9- Wars. f-wvfx ia 1 lm- Q E591 f 5 3 95 we DONNA AND IIMBO REIGNED OVER THE IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM QUEEN, DONNA NACHTRAB KING. HM IOHNOFF RUNNERS-UP. DORIS CARROLL ROY TIBBITS O, if U A A AQ x-Q? 'O 'ini 6,---x JW LODIIIIIG IIITU THE FUTURE Twenty years had passed slnce the hallways of Holland Hugh School reverberated w1th the footsteps of the departlng Semor class twenty years of toll and progress Bemg em ployed by one of the local newspapers the Eppard Scandals I was requested to make a survey of the progress and actlvttres made by the Holland graduatmg class of 1950 Havrng heard that a number of our graduatlng class were ltvmg In Florlda I declded to make my f1rst v1s1t there Upon arrlval I reglstered at the Harold Wh1te Hotel where Norman Carter was the advertxslng manager After several hours of l1fe ln thrs excluslve hotel I dlscovered that others of my earher acquamtances had been tempted by the allur mg advertlsements and had taken up T951 dence rn the other apartments Into the wee hours of the mornmg laughter song and gay muslc drlfted from the penthouse where Bob Grlsdorf now rdolrzed by m1ll1ons of women for h1s croorung of songs royally entertamed hrs guests He told me that the featured smger rn the Bambow Boom was the blonde Barbara Iones She IS ga1n1ng wxde acclalm w1th her unlque 1nterpretat1on of popular songs Wlth the break of dawn came the end of the party and those present trooped home to get a much needed rest As I had a ten oclock appomtment w1th lxm Eubank now the Walter Wznchell of Palm Beach I arose at nlne thlrty fmrshed dressmg and ordered a hearty breakfast whrch was brought and served by the sm1l1ng and crrsply dressed mald Barbara Saunders The eff1c1ent elevator operator took me to the lobby Passmg through the lounge I saw Thomas Brown Larry Irwxn and Herbert Wohlfarth engrossed as usual 1n the comlc sect1on of the Eppard Scandals From them my attentron was attract ed to the smartly dressed DOTIS Carroll hurrymg to her exclusxve dress shop Agaxn on the street I was greeted by Ierry Sosbe the doorman whose broad shoulders and excellent bulld were strrkmgly apparent ID h1s grey and scarlet umform wrth gold buttons He halled a taxxcab for me and to my surprlse It was drrven by that excellent and careful dnver Nan Peebles We had not gone more than three blocks when we were brought to a halt by the shrlll blasts of a pollceman s wh1stle Instantly he appeared and who should rt be but Roy T1bb1ts who angrily mformed Nan that the speed l1m1t of 60 mlles an hour was enforced strlctly at the mam thoroughfare We proceeded at a slower pace passmg Nancy Wyman s beauty salon Howard Dodge S gas statlon Glona Zrarno s Women s Apparel Shop and Doug Daye s Conservatory of Muslc My destlnatton was the recently bullt Atkm son School of Destgn planned by Ora Stull the natlonally known archltect and burlt by the contractors Holloway and Holloway Enter I 1ng the bu1ld1ng I nottced Mary Ann Strain at the lnformatlon desk and Fred Hott the clerk at the cxgar and candy counter st1ll chew1ng gum Arrlvmg at Rex Lorenzen s offlce I was usher ed 1nto h1s presence by h1s pretty secretary Rex was the scandal Qatherer of Florlda I was determtned to learn all I could from the 1nforrnat1on obta1ned 1n I found that Mrs Slna tra fthe former Ioan I-Ialll is solournmg w1th her husband at therr cottage on Lake Crystal The1r nelghbors are the famous mghtmgales loAnn Hartman and Betty Flory As I walked along 12th Street I heard the dlstant wa1l of a srren and as 1t grew louder I dtscovered 1t to b the f1re alarm Hurrylng to the scene of the f1re the B1glow Palnt Company I notxced dense clouds of smoke pourlng from the bu1ld1ng Suddenly I was rudely pushed behlnd the ropes by no other than Lreutenant Btchard Augustyn1ak of the polxc force He ordered flatfeet Larry Noyes and Bob Prtce to take care of the rncreaslng crowd As soon as the f1re was under control I hurr1ed back to the hotel to get some rest Arrlvmg ln my room I was thoroughly aroused by the headllne of the evenmg paper Great Drscovery IH the Fleld of Chem1stry It seemed that Dale Iones and Sue NOWOWIGJ skl had planned and bu1lt a plane costmg no loyce Frazrer Smce h1s keyhole peep1ng more than an automob1le I read also that hm Iohnoff was f1rst baseman w1th the Cleveland Indians and lerry Kulwrckr center for the Mmneapolls Lakers The womens page d1s played three outstandmg models Donna Nach trab Betty Krohn and Donna Eyre I read that Glona Plotrowskr Shlrley Howell and Mar1e Hubbard once Well known golfers were now caddylng at the Smegowskr Greens golf course Tumlng to the comlc page I was lntrlgued by the captlon W1ld Life the com1c str1p written by Shrrley Bates and 1llustrated by VIYQIHIG Roberts The rad1o page announced the weekly broadcast of loyce Pfaff s Amateur Hour at 7 OO p m Early the next mornmg I cont1nued my slght seemg tour As I entered Mercy Hosp1tal I notxced Dorothy BIOWHIHQ Supermtendent of Nurses and loyce Hazel Supervlsor of the Nursery Flymg back to Toledo 1n a luxur1ous plane prloted by V1olet Maynhart wmth Ann Iones as alr hostess I landed at the Munlclpal A1r port As soon as I arr1ved home I found a letter postmarked Berlm To my surprrse the letter was from Pat Adamsk1 Luella Allen and Elame Feaster askmg me to get m touch wxth some old frlends for a get together My asslgnrnent completed I settled down to a more peaceful lrfe wondermg what the next twenty years would have ln store for us Krtty Kent Harold Wh1te O 1 1 Il- A 1 . 1 . 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' 1 , . 1 I I 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 I - I ' 11 1 11 1 I 1 1 , - 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 I I ' ' 1 I I 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 I I I 1 I 1 We the members of the Senior Class of 1950 Springfield Local High School City of Holland County of Lucas State of Ohio being of sound mind and memory do make ordain publish and declare this to be our last will and testa ment FIRST To Springfield Township High School we do will and bequeath a Senior Class that will be as good looking obedient ambitious and studious as this year s Senior Class SECOND To the Iunior Class we do will and bequeath the ability to go one more year and enioy the privilege of being a Senior To the Sophomore Class, we do will and bequeath our true high school spirit l'o Mr Sutter we do will and bequeath an automatic ticket taker for football games FOURTH I Pat Adamski do will and bequeath my extra weight to Arlene Kataftasz I Luella Allen do will and bequeath my gift of insult to Ierry Griesinger I Marlene Atkinson do will and bequeath my grades in Shorthand to Bemetta Pager I Dick Augustyniak do will and bequeath my weight to Tom Haupricht I Shirley Bates do will and bequeath my height to Lawrence Van Ahrens I Bob Biglow do will and b queath my Model A Ford and whiskers to Ed I-louk I Tom Brown do will and bequeath my grades in Chemistry to Warren Hubbard I 1 1 ' 1 I U 1 1 .1 I . I I I I : 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I I ' ' . S I I I I I I l To the Freshman Class, we do will and be- I. Dorothy Browning, do will Gnd beql-19CIlh ' I l . 1 ' 1 I . ' , ' 1 1 I Y I . 1 1 ' Y I V I 1 I 1 I I Y I I s I I I . I . I l I I I 1 1 Y 1 1 Y , 1 1 Y 1 1 3 , 1 1 queath the many activities in which they will be participating the next three years THIRD To Mr Bishop we do will and bequeath an airplane with which to get to all the schools he supervises To Mr Moore we do will and bequeath a he detector for the students who skip school To Mrs Abell we do will and bequeath the ability to endow upon her students the gift of speaking Latin To Mr Althouse we do will and bequeath a gross of detention slips To Mrs Bower we do will and bequeath the ability to show next years Senior Class how we made the few thousand dollars we have in the treasury To Mr Barrett we do will and bequeath a bigger and better band with enough new instru ments for all the new members. To Mrs. Burkart we do will and bequeath Iournalism students who get their assignments in on time. To Mr. Deppen we do will and bequeath a brand new car to tear apart in Industrial Arts. To Miss Gamble we do will and bequeath another group of girls that will be as good as this years double sextette. To Mr. Hersland we do will and bequeath the fine football spirit which made possible the many victories. To Mrs. Hazel we do will and bequeath an American Govemment class next year that will be able to learn American Government. To Mrs. Hansen we do will and bequeath another G.A.A. that will be able to use our money making schemes. To Mr. Hountras, we do will and bequeath a car that will go at least 30 and is not a puddle- jumper. To Mrs. Luttrell, we do will and bequeath a completely fumished mansion in Ottawa Hills. To Mr. McGee, we do will and bequeath an undefeated basketball team next year. to Shirley Gibson the full right to her bed I Doris Carroll do will and bequeath my ability to gain weight to Carl Hubbell I Norman Carter do w1ll and bequeath height to Charles Kretz I Doug Daye do will and bequeath my to Maggie Hopkins I Howard Dodge mighty Plymouth to Melvin Myers I I1m Eppard do will and bequeath side burns and my big powerful 31 Chevr to Nancie Donnelly do will and bequeath U1 CCI! U1 m olet I Iim Eubank do will and bequeath my friendly disposition to Ioyce Miller I Donna Eyre do will and bequeath my whistle to Doris Hayes I Elaine Feaster do will and bequeath my naturally curly hair and George to Ianet Swonger. I Betty Flory do will and bequeath trumpet to Guy Willis. I Ioyce Frazier do will and bequeath ability to tap dance to Rose Mary Hughes. I Bob Gilsdorf do will and bequeath bashfulness with girls to Dick Siegel. H1 l'1'1 IH I Io Ann Hartman do will and b queath my typing ability to Charles Griner. I Ioan Hall do will and bequeath my dim- ples to Lillian Schuette. I Ioyce Hazel do will and bequeath my high heels and nylons to Vertal Scott. I Paul Holloway do will and bequeath my tardy slips to lim Schmidt. I Dick Holloway do will and bequeath my 37 Cheverolet to Dolores Burzynski. I, Fred Hott, do will and bequeath my ability to ride a horse to Ben Dennis. I, Shirley Howell, do will and bequeath my height to Evelyn Hubbell. I, Marie Hubbard, do will and bequeath my tallness to Elma Demerest. I, Larry Irwin, do will and bequeath my ability to turn sharp corners to Adeline Timpe. I, Ann lones, do will and bequeath my ability to avoid wrecks on Chicago Pike to Ianet Butler. I, Barbara Iones, do will and bequeath my charter membership in the Varsity I-I to Marilyn Gunn. I, Dale Iones, do will and bequeath my all A's in Chemistry to Bemeice Fager. l, lim Iohnoft, do will and bequeath my car to Dorothy Iohnott. I, Betty Krohn, do will and bequeath my green sweater with pink polka dots to Io Ann Bridges. I, Kitty Kent, do will and bequeath my baby face to Mary Krohn. I Ierry Kulwicki, do will and bequeath my snazzy convertible to Donald Gregg I Rex Lorenzen do will and bequeath my red hair to Mary Krohn I Violet Maynhart do will and bequeath my ability to sneak into noon programs to Carmen Sack I Donna Nachtrab do will and bequeath my ability to skip school to LaDonna Burgin I Larry Noyes do will and bequeath my hopes of all straight A s to Rita Poling I Sue Nowowieiski do will and bequeath my ability to sneak out of band to Tom Bettinger I Nan Peebles do will and bequeath my ability to get caught skipping school to Shirley Shriner I, Joyce Piaft, do will and bequeath the right to Dolores Burzynski's clothes to Betty Ptatt. I, Gloria Piotrowski, do will and bequeath my height to Helen Zinser. l, Bob Price, do will and bequeath my levies to lim Schmidt. I, Virginia Roberts, do will and bequeath my 9:30 curfew to Leah Stair. I, Barbara Saunders, do will and bequeath my privilege of being a Senior to Shirley Brown. I, Frank Sniegowski, do will and bequeath my ability to speak Polish to David Martin. I, Ierry Sosbe, do will and bequeath my masculine charm to Gene Burleson. I Mary Ann Strain, do will and bequeath m locker to Gloria DeFilippo I Ora Stull do will and bequeath my a teet to Dick Pollock I Roy Tibbits do will and bequeath m muscles to Bob Bickford I Ray White do will and bequeath m ability to call people scrags to Pat White I Nancy Wyman do will and bequeath m feminine laugh to Elaine Cole I Herbert Wohlforth do will and bequeath my grand title as Farmer to lim Osinski I Gloria Ziarno do will and bequeath my crotchetmg to Charlotte Heckman Nan Peebles COIVIMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Auditonum Thursday Evenmg May 18 at 8 15 p m. Processional NCIHCY SChIT11df Invocation Rev Charles M Foster Gyreehnqs Barbara IOYISS Trumpet Solo DOUQICIS DCIYG Flight ot the Bumble Bee Rimsky Korsakov Class Address Dr H R Cotterman Forward Regardless Presentation of Class F B Moore Diploma Awarding Board of Education Comments B I B1ShOD Double Se-xtette Seruor G1r1S Ave Maria Schubert Farewell Luella Allen Benediction Rev Stanley Sams Class Colors Scarlet and Grey Class Flower Red Rose Class Motto We face the world of tomorrow Uslqefg Class of , I Y , , . . flt . . . . - Y . I . Y , . if H . I I ' .. . s. . . . . Y I I . ' . I . . - . I 1 .. . . . If If . . I I ' . I 1 I I ' . . ' u 1 1 I I H. 11 . . ......................... .. ....- --..---- - . . If If . ................ . ....... .... . . ................. . . H .H . .... ........... . ............ . ............. . . '11 If A .s-aqq-uv-.I-nvunnnuusvnnnupq-'noe's-nun-..-..-...nn-- The Underclassmen . . . Un THE BEllCHES eager and wllllng J F ,L I X OG I ll 'QC ig N22 K ' xg' gf' I 1 ef ' ev 5 1 f Q 1 flffbmgx QL The Class of 1951 .. THE RESERUES ky s 156 Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sqts at arms Advrser SEATED Dons Hayes Mary Krohn LaDonna Burgm STANDING Mr Althouse Ed Houk Bob Brckford Early this year the Class of 1951 got off to a qood start w1th the1r GCl1V1l19S Already on October 8 they held a very successful dance called the Gnd Iron Swmq The IIHQS wh1ch were ordered at one of the frrst meetmqs were rece ved November 28 The lunror class play Watch Out For Spooks held November 17 and 18, was a brq h1t Dunnq the year there was also a rnovle The Shocklnq MISS Pllgflfflll On Aprll 29, the l1l1'11OIS honored the Senlor class wlth the annual banquet II11t1Gl1I1Q a new trad1 t1on, the Iun1orSen1or Prorn was held on a separate evenmq, May 6, Wllh the Klnq and Queen relqnmq as usual t ffm 1, VGUQ ' ' x lfygf 'J OFFICERS Presxdent Ed Houk Vlce Pres1dent Bob Brlckford Mary Krohn l.aDonna Burqln Dons Hayes Evelyn Hubbell Dorothy lohnotf Mr Althouse I I I I 1 1 ,ifhfefr 's-'nattts 3 'rf.tg pa vrf !it5lE7?QQ5' ,.el ' ' i . 8 T. Beiiinqer If J E Cole 43- 1 D Gregg M Hopkins D Iohnofi B Pia!! 4' Sco!t 3 f Wendi :av R. Bicldord Dehhppo G Gneslnger f-1' E Houk -3!5'v 'S' A Kcncdicsz -7' Pollng Shnner Whxie I. Bridges fi' Dennu N1 Gnner W Hubbard C Krefz 'Y' H Pollock Mfr R Sxeqel Wxllu . Q ,- , 4: 3, we A 4 -as I Q3 'fl X , K., G ,. R lim X ,.. .gwxafsx L. Burgin G. Burlelon D. Bunynxld 40 'NY DUHDBUY Fuqer Pager -'sk vu g 4.1 W7 Gunn Hcxupngh Hqyqg rn vb Hubbell E Hubbell R Hughes fu ef Krohn Maxim I Miller f ,av as eer Tv, Q f!' T Richmond C Sack I Schmidt N. L Stau- I Swonqer A Timpe Absent 0 S Brown E Demerest Zmser -+3 ,G 4 I. Butler Gxhlon C Hackman 4'2- ,.,4 Ingram Myers I' Schuette Van Ahrenl 25 4 M, J h A 4- 13 za 1 G+ wa, G-ff G 5 J 1. ' , ' 9 Y J ff s H, A G . G. n. ' N. B. B. s, ' if X '2' A . Q K rw - 2 G 1 f - JG A , 2:3 tr' ,A 6 .A .wy- I V S i R 4 G J K Q X Q K .H ny XX 1 f . xx A . . ' ' c. ' M. 'r. ' n D. . A Q' 6 . fy, fa ' G3 G, G ' f ai X' . 'A 25 . L Q . f . R H 4 K J ' .f ,VX I I A . . H C fg f G, Z' . ' . . c. I . . x. 'sl ' H G G H G. .. G' H ., . in 9 G , H - film. A W 1 1 3 X I if L ., .. k,,. .. v Ra-'jf,., . . . M. D, ' , M, f-. , 5 ,f N 'xy za ...F Af - . if in my Q , K :L 3 K y V 1.2 2: .ef K V I b fx. ' - Y 9 'A lrx F 3 4 k i XY 1 .Vx-. , ' 'NI if i , , if.g , . H. ' . . ' , , L- v, , V N 4 . A 4- ' 4 ff if ., -Q5 G R+' . G Hg! , V V' Q ff .gi lc if AH AJ V' V- S. ' . ' ' . . L. . . -.5 4, , - , A I : is 3 -Aa' Q ' . in I R. P. ' G. ' ' H. ' The Class of 1952 .... THE SUBSTITUTES OFFICERS Prestdent lack Montague VICE Presldent Ed Grohowskl Secretary Chester Koralewsla Treasurer Ff1lZl9 Hemdorft Sergeants at arms Edgar G1bSOl'1 lerry Younger Student COUHC1l Iohn Woods Robert LaTour Reporters Kathryn Bowen Helen Wagner SEATED Frxtzxe Hemdorff Ed Grohowskx STANDING Mrs Hazel Chester Koralewskx lack Montague hls year the Sophomore class sponsored a dance The Snowball Twtrl on January 28 There was a Juke box dance February l7 tollowmg the Alumm game Durlng the enttre year me class has been busy collectlng tax stamps The following Sophomores were absent the day the plctures on the oppostte page were taken Robert Brooks Elmor Davls Guy Deehrrnq Edgar Gtbson Edward Grohowsla Barbara Mohr and Kenneth Smrth Adviser ............ Mrs. Hazel F . ., '47 E Adamslu D Babuxck Blankenshxp A Davidson P Downs Dreps Gall ...Av I.. Kcxltenbach Leonard Newnham Y? Hxchardx Gilbert Hahn ! Kohh Kokocmskx 4,1 B Marhn D Mxernynskx ff fi Nottaqe Noyes 2 .1 L Rxchardson R. Shiny 0 i K Bowen Dreps ss. mud H Hall C Kolasmslu Miller ,f Ounsln C? Smalley Tcrube K Tolles B Wagner D wagner 5 Brin! Druschel A Heclcmazn Koralewskl Mohr F Pane I Smeqowskx H Wagner Butler Cockenour -7 K I Exche Emenck m f' ff F Hemdorii C Hughes .fl Krohn Krohn Mohr I Montague 41' Pia!! Phells I if Snyder E. Spangler B Wane I Woods -:P Crow Fahrer R lnderneden R. Lu:Tour Nachtrab H Prait Talbott 'Q-.uf Younger ' 4- gf' I .. I - - , -Jr 4 .a - 'M 4, .. .1 -1 it -4- ' K! 4 f U X A1 V ' .gi j 'L x Q . ' - , , - - M. . C. ' L. M. F. D Q- ' 5 U. r .. . , .--1 , . - - Y' 7 f f 4' 1 s J D ' S wr, , I ' . B C D , , f . . . F. B. E. M. D. '-3 1.1 , 'V ' .. -A A i ,. Z.. 4 , vp 'J ,ip . , 5 -Q 3 1 .: , 2 ga ' - 31 '- ,, . K, . Q - ' I Aft' fl : ff- Kg. x V N c 1 , ., 1' 2, , 9 X , 4 B 5 0 I I .. f 1 f AL. L b in S X ,NAT ,r 'my U J' . hi ,Ar gr: W ,2 , f' ,M A V fk ' J .ff , if .-4 K N . -I-1 ' yr ' 7 4 . . ' X 1 Xl in S 2 fn l. ' I. ' ' . ' ' C. ' P. R. .2 '- - .. Q- . ,-W A A I -1 rg .03 ,Lev ? 'Q A S D .2 -Q ei , N . ,, , .-d , X I NJ A - ' 'iff' 2 ' fag 1 . l. . ' . ' ' I.. D. V. . S. ' 'L' V' f- ' ' ,7 A 'F A , fri' - .ill ' J. 'xl' D .3 C L 1 :X w R f i f n . . V 8 ,1 , C 2 by D : 'fl I A K 1 4, f I B. B. S. I. ' ' . C. D. ' . E in . l.- Z5 A , 3 2' - mf ' 43 3 - V Elia If ' ' A A ' N 1 8 x 1, ' ,x . I ,3 ya 2 1 2 l S. ' . ' ' R. . ' ' D. M. : , . fl D ' B. Q 'A 'f . , . , - .M I 1. l' l l The Class of 1953 .... THE ITIHIIHGERSH Q..,, U OFFICERS Presrdent Larry Manley Vrc Presrdent Roy lohnson Secretary Harvey Swope Treasurer Melvrn Burzynslu Re orler Kenneth W1dney Student Councrl Nanry Schrnrdt Paul Shepherd SEATED Melvm Bu zynskr Harvey Sw pe STANDING Mrs A5911 Kemem W,dney Lcmy The Freshman class sponsored a rnovle Tom Brown s School Manley M Al on 28 Days on Octo er 27 They also held a bake sale on March l8 n E Andrzelewsk P Alkmson C Blake P Bracken D B ucke!! A Bnson L Brown rf rr .XY , T, X X , 1 and collected taic SYGIBIDS ihrouqhout the year. . ' S L 1 fi f l f w z I - A ' M N' f ef' -:kai ' . . ' i . ' . man . . r . ' . Brown Wifi? D Colbry T Gregg lrvunn M Y if 92 B Nowakowskx Roberts if? 1 I f x B Sosbe I O Bruno I Cramer 35f6,'.., H Harsh D Iohnson 41' R Manley ackard A 1 F Romer 7 fr? C Stnqqow ,N 4 4' 'N I Burchfield 4531 Q., 3 3 r ii is P Dollxson Hartman if Iohnson ,--. G Miller R Penn Ryan L H Swope 4 , A N, I Wxllxams S Wllharns P Winger! Burzynskx G Fought 1 N F Hemey R Iohnson Miller Pia!! Schrmdt Sf C R Thatcher I Winch w-..-..s..,,,L BYram Calrl 'I' Fourmer M Grams I Henmnqor W Heuennan T7 Keeler Luthy N Montague B Myers 'qv Phxels G Polmq ...ar Shaw Shepherd ag fd .ls .... 4 A rw P Tutterow R Vxtello 'S .'1 it I Wxnck P Wood .-I Carter 1' I Greenfield H11 1-7 McCabe ei t I Natxon 'VS M Puls Shlrey ? EJ' R Wen: fi R Ziarno Q17 M Cherry D Greer Hoot McKee Norton V Rasmussen Sommslu T3 -J K Wxdney Absent Tom Dollnon Robert French Raymond Hall Betty Hubbell Robert Kulwxclu Ronald Mehle Donald Rasmussen ,ine Q ' 'Q Mg. I 1 X H5 , . . , AQ lx ' f 1 Q I Q I t 3 ., , , y I n I' u gt If ,fx i My X 4 . . M. ' D. C, ' 1, D fp 'I . Ei 'Y If f . Em? I . if f J Q -,,. t . L t - .':'. ' .I I . , V ' ff I : -1 3 .,.. gi y . . . ? il' H i ,R A I - a. ,,I. , I I . ,.y, fl P s .1 R. . iv Q 4 2 A ': . - ..,,, gg f, I.. Q, ,Rf ,n W -1 .1 f B .si or Q Mi ex . V, -. v 7 ' Q ' ' Y ' . i 5 3 M ed 'V K 1 1 I lpn 'IX I . f j it ' v- 4 I lf. I 7' ' . Q X . 'fx-if-bar. . of . . .fl W 1. . t 1 . - . M. . ' , ' , L ' 1 G. , y ,F . L-N v M gel M2 fe 1. D. ' . R. . P. L. M. n. E.:-'rr V , 'sa Q ' . A .. 2 XS' . .ga Q f 3 I,-.fe y 43' .xy 'wr n , ' -' I I 1 L. Xf 1 I My W 4 A if' x in li L- G - - I. ' . . . ' s. R. .. R ' f 1- 1 f f: '-f-' P F- 'fiw A ' .15 .. of 3' . A - 1 V41 5 +1 ' I 1 I - ' ' Q I 4. .. iw , I -'AIAXN Ar , 5 . ' c.P . M. D. ' . ' , , ' .- ge-9 I if N .ip an k J? Y 12' rf, I jx J 1 ' I, ' 'sh -. N4-r . A r.. ,S A B E , S . - y I W5 , f 'R f Lv s . I c tx, ft 1 M. . s. N. ' n. P. n. ' B. ' ' , A 12:12 3. The Class of 1954 . . . u H -.3 T.ll,E. WATERBOYS Y? Ou-Qs L. llbon W Altman G Beaverlon Boaverson 1 l G Croakey G Daye C Doehnnq Donnu :MIX I-' l Frulhour H.Gon Goranumak M Grlld if v' -7 l C Hartman I Haworth B.Hay'nos D Houk E Long H MacQueen McCord Mayberry mt-Ml I Hamm Richards C Rodebauqh M Schalow ...a Waqemann B Walton E W'lllard Wllloh 30 OFFICERS President ................ Bill Emerick Vice President .......... Harry Simpson Secretary 6 Treasurer .... Russel Seiqel ' A 4, x X N W Sergeant at Arms ....,... Dallas Kaiser Student Council ....... David Browning Y ' , Carolyn Rodebauqh A 'L' ' Adviser ................... Mr. Sutter In memory of Lorine Null 0 -1 tfsinwfl . Bndqes B Brmt Bnson 47' H Dellunh P Donnelly I Druschol Green -1' Hutclunson G Meadows Qu D Schleqel st S' 351 I Wyman 3 f E Greer Gnner 'Y Inman H Iohnson Mullen M Myers R Siegel Sunpson .2 t I Wyman D Browning W Eme an-V Guy V Iohnson H Nachtrab R Small Absent Davxs DeCcur D DeCa.r Brownmq A Byram F Cow f-1 yrs ore Frushour Hamilton Y Hamilton I Harris Kaiser Leonard Lmkey 'TV Piramo Pratt D Prentice r' .2 E Smith M.Smlth B Snyder E. Greenburq B Martin D Meadows V Wooten ay- f- 4 E 4 .Q l ' H . if ,Lg Y 4' cr W ' 15 -if fr G - H ' ,af X 1' . La ...Q 'i . ' , . . - 1 -X . by 'cgi 1' f - ' is . . G. D. ' . ' I. ' . ' D. ' . . en 1 ....' ff y gf, f W- ,,, . ei r Q Q5 ' fe 4 Lv M 'ff' f Y X .4 f. Q1 I ' A: ' , f X. Q4 0 C f Q i .3 t .- 0 .. . . . ' D. ' . . . . ' 1. 1. F n G. t.t . - gsgwf' - W - r ii ' e C ., , .Q .6 A z -A I 4 , ,,, . A 3 A' gt is 4 t i T.. . 'av if gf Q N +4 ,, rf ' :Re , - 4 ... ' t f - r ' L iv? 13 'A , 2' xc fn is ' A . f --N X W! , 2 . ' Y. ' ' . ' C. . 0. ' A. ' t . ' . ' M J . . 'f it ' Q , . . K 2 5 .Qs 'f 5 ff ., Lb -' X , I ' , 'g Y. . .W E e. asv v f . rr - L .Bw .r . . . G. ' I. . . D. ' C. I. ' CE r it r ., ff are f e tif., F 'ff 1 . Y? . , F' M 'T' ' if n AA A ' , . I A. I . ' ' J ..-.-. V i . . . ' than Q - '-.. . . F. H. . C. . . N. ' ' D. . ' if , .. y - S y H Q ,, 2 'tie N -.5 f 2 I .. 1, H we .R--1? K gmt, V ,K ef, w A D N, ' ri 'M vt a T . 7 ' jk pi WF. f V 4 A. N 7.4.52 in , xgjimf A X 4, ,, f. 4? 1 Q' rift 7 . ' Av' 'f f' Q I, .5 t Q-. f FJ' .f A E1 ' 1 A ' .X I KR f N I' -A VV 5 Q 'i- . , ' . , L. x V? A e v F- f f fx Q -'fi .fax 'V g tE'g'7y:-3. -f G. . . I- ' . . The Organizations .... as CHEERLEADERS . . . . provided the inspiration Ji wg c-fx? is K E1 QQ L T 1 4 L Mm ik E J xl X f- X' fr Q X' L24 FIRST RCW: Bob Price, lim Eppard. it Wax, f 4-'gy . Q, ' ' 2 -jf .50 ' sax' SECOND ROW: lim Iohnoff, Roy Tibbits, Nan Peebles, lerry Scsbe, THIRD ROW: Nancy Wyman, Donna Nachtrab. STANDING: Gloria Piotrowski, Fred Hott, Dorothy Browninq, Rex Lorenzen, Bob Biqlow, Norman Carter, IoAnn Hartman, Betty Krohn. UIIIIDITIILL The school yearbook is edited by a staff chosen from the Iournalism class. It is the duty of those in charge to assemble photoqraphs and copy and to see that the Windmill material is sent to the printer in time to assure delivery of the finished book before the end of the school year. The lournalism class and the Windmill staff have put forth great effort to make this year's book better than ever before. STAFF Co-editors . . . . . Rex Lorenzen, Norman Carter Advertising .......... Betty Krohn, lim Eppard Circulation .... Io Ann Hartman, Nancy Wyman Photography ............ Bob Price, Bob Biqlow Sports ...... .. Rex Lorenzen, Bob Gilsdorf Art ...... .... B oy Tibbits, Betty Flory Prophecy . . ............. Kitty Kent Will ............. Nan Peebles Senior quotations .. Barbara Iones 32 Our editors worked hard on the various projects Editor ........... Assistant Editor .... Business Manager . Circulation Manager Copy Readers ..... Exchange . . . Sports ..... Humor . . . An ...... Eeatures . . Typists .. 1' 3-3, ,q ,ef . WNNW FIRST ROW: Virginia Roberts, Barbara Iones. SECOND ROW: Elaine Feaster, Betty Flory, Kitty Kent, Ierry Sosbe. THIRD ROW: Luella Allen, IoAnn Hartman, Ann lones. STANDING: Dick Auqustyniak, Bob Biqlow, Howard Dodge, Jerry Kulwicki. 1. T0lUII THTTLER N! X! M Richard Augustyniak , ......... lim Iohnofi . . . Barbara Iones . . . lerry Kulwicki . . . . Larry Irwin Betty Flory .. . Virginia Roberts . . . . . Rex Lorenzen . . . Dorothy Browning Howard Dodge .. . . .. Kitty Kent . . . . Ann Iones Luella Allen Barbara Iones lo Ann Hartman Betty Flory The Town Tattler stall was chosen by the lournalism Class at the beginning of the 1949-50 school year. This staff remained active through- out the year, publishing the Tattler each month. The entire class co-operated in the mimeo- graphing process and sale of the Tattlers. This year the circulation ranged somewhat higher than in previous years. A yearly subscrip- tion rate of thirty-five cents was also new this year. 33 OFFICERS President ...... Barbara lones Vice President . . . Luella Allen Secretary ...... Doris Carroll Treasurer . . . . . Betty Krohn Adviser .......... Mr. Moore The Senior Honor Society is a national organization for eleventh and twelfth grade students who maintain the re- quirements set forth by this organization in scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter. One new member, Doris Carroll, was elected to this so- ciety at the beginning of the first semester. Several proba- tionary members were also added. Marilyn Gunn became an active member at the be- ginning of the second semester. Members received certificates and pins to signify that they are nationally recognized honor students. 34 FIRST ROW: Shirley Gib- son, Luella Allen, Doris Carroll, Barbara lones, Ed Houk. SECOND BOW: Mr. Moore, Mary Krohn, David Mar- tin, Betty Krohn, LaDonna Burgin. The honor students of the eight, ninth, and tenth grades constitute lunior Honor Society. This society was organized to create more school studies FIRST ROW: Dorothy Dennis, Iames Leonard, Laura Brown, Dolores Mierczynski, Mary Mr. Sutter. SECOND BOW: Donald Houk, Loretta Miller, Nancy Schmidt, Ella Haynes, Frttzie Heindorff, Brint, Carolyn Bodebaugh. FIRST ROW: David Browning, Carolyn Rodebauqh, Nancy W y m a n , N a n c y Schmidt, Paul Shep- herd. S E C O N D R O W : Robert LaTour, Ben Dennis, Mrs. Burk- hart, Iohn Woods. 1 rm, X -. rv S-I X QQ? 2' t' 'fi 'Y STUDEIIT CDUIICIL OFFICERS President ........ ............ H arold White Vice President Nancy Wyman Secretary ..... Ianet Butler Treasurer . . . . . Carolyn Rodebauqh Reporter .... . . Nancy Schmidt Adviser .............................. Mrs Burkhart tree in the lower hall ot the school. The Chimes Rana . Student Council consists of two representatives from each class, eiqhth to twelfth. The organization has annual programs at Thanksqivinq, Christmas, and Easter. During the Christmas holidays the Student Council places a decorated Christmas There were the usual activities this year First came the Thanksqivinq proqramg a aroup of students qave the playlet A MODERN THANKSGIVINGH. At the Christmas program the quest speaker was Rev. Hountras, minister of the Greek Orthodox Church in Toledo. The double sextette sanq Hark Now, O Shepherds , and Barbara Nowakowski recited Why .1 V' ,...,+ H, -W, ., M , ,hxxk M- 'v-- A rf FIRST ROW: Betty Krohn, Barbara lones, Sue Nowowieiski, Ann Iones, LaDonna Burqin, Fritzie Hemdorff, Elaine Feas er. DECOND ROW: Guy Willis, Bill Newriham, Dick Pollock, Bill Gall, lim Schmidt, David Pheils, Gloria . iotrowski. MHIRD ROW: Mary Krohn, Dolores Mierczynski, l.aVcrne Richardson, Nan Peebles, 'cAnn Hartman, loyce Pfaff. SUCIETHS RUIIIHIIH OFFICERS President ........ ............. . . David Martin Vice President . .. ...... Guy Willis Secretary ..... . . LaDonna Burqin Treasurer . . .... Betty Krohn Adviser ..... ....... ............................ M r s. Abell L Membership in the Latin Club is extended to all those students who have successfully completed two semesters of Latin. For the first time in the history of this club, the a Roman style dinner. At this affair new members actinq as slaves who did the servinq true to Roman tradition. In addition, for the first time in Holland, this be-come affiliated with the lunior Classical League. members enjoyed were initiated by organization has Iackie Hahn, xiljt tli-1 X .H I ,mir Elf 3 in X 1 SX SEATED: Rose Marie Hughes, Rita Polinq, Gloria DeFilippo, Harold White, ml sit Ierry Griesinger. STANDING: Barbara Iones, LaDonna Burqin, Mary Krohn, Marilyn Gunn, Dorothy Browning, Shirley Gibson, Ioyce Frazier, Rex Lorenzen, Betty Flory, Fred Hott, Mrs. Hazel, Dolores Mierczynski, Virginia Roberts, Luella Allen, David Martin, Tom Bettinqer. LIBRHRV CLUB On March 15 the Library Club gave their school talent show. Readings, piano selec- tions, special talents, trumpet, guitar, and vocal music were among the talents. Money received from the show was used to pur- chase books. OFFICERS President .................. Rex Lorenzen Vice President . . . . . David Martin Secretary .... . . LaDonna Burqirx Treasurer . . . ........ Betty Flory Reporter .. .. Gerald Griesinqer Adviser . .. ........ Mrs. Hazel The Library Club's main activity of the school year of 1949-50 was a pot luck dinner held in December. Librarians are chosen for scholarship, school attendance, willingness to cooperate, and interest in books. Donations of desirable books are always appreciated, because we want to increase our novel section by one thousand books. Mrs. Hazel, adviser, leaves hope for a larqer, more complete library in the future, and a fully equipped, Well-coached staff of librarians. performed band GD ll E' ce Day parades. ti as y, and Ar Labor Da Q O FQ L4 U I ell ubb Carl H resrdent . P on December 24. 2 cn il U1 U 3 ,-C U E 3 CD .4 U m CD ,M U ,-Q ccessful SU very U3 ,-4 ,.-4 GJ .-CT D4 nes, David . Dale lo 2 ants-atAr QQ S T Ser D .fl .Q be , ,q'g' I -Pk 3 ,Qin 1 i N, i s ,, . 't it V 1 V .nu E T ti.. X' t. w I w., , 4- . 4 ff l LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Luthy, Margaret Hopkins, Carolyn Rodebaugh, Mary Sue Emerick, Sally Ftichards, Berneice Pager, Bernetta Pager. IIIFIJURETTES This year the Holland Band Majorettes were led by Mary Sue Emerick. The four new maiorettes who were chosen are Sally Richards, Carolyn Rodebaugh, Berneice Pager, and Bernetta Pager. The girls were very outstanding this year. Their snappy routines' were admired and enjoyed by all spectators at the football games. All year the girls have been earning money for better equipment for next year. Good luck to you, Majorettes! We hope your next season will be as successful as the season of 1949-50. '1 t 'lg2if'3f-Liv' 94 W Q X ini ' . V L f T' A QS, i 5' as if H' s iff' ' Skye ' ,. Q .... I Je .1 -v jimi A ' , - - is N QQ, . ' , f 29' gr Wh- ' ll 'sf' Q '-EJ' . -.L v ,EQ 1 fun. ,zu i. in-iff T- K1 jg., 1 V., Margaret, Bernetta, Lois, and Berne-ice practice on the school lawn before the trip to Woodville. FIRST ROW: Margaret Hop- kins, Dolores Burzynski, Norman Carter, Sue Nowo- wieiski, Berneice Faqer, Nancy Schmidt, lim Leonard, Betty Pfaft, Nancy Wyman. SECOND ROTN: Miss Gxm ble, Helen Zinser, Bill Waite, Betty Flory, Iarnos Hill, Shirley Gibson, Barbara Iones, Marilyn Gunn, Ianc-t Butler, Dorothy Browning, Kitty Kent. THIRD ROW: Duane Colbry, Donna Eyre, Gloria Ziarno, Doris Hayes, Eernetta Faaer, Dolores Mierczynslci, loAnn Hartman Leah Stair, Ken' neth Widney, Donna Nach' trab. FOURTH ROW: lahri Burch- held, Larry Manley, lim Osinskr, Carl Hubbell, Don Fahror, lerry Poling, Buddy Bruno, Harold White, Doug- las Daye. FIFTH ROW: Harvey Swope, Ioyce Hazel, Gloria DeFi1zp- po, David Pheils, Dale Iones, Charles Griner, Tom Bet- tinger, Bill Newnham loyce Frazier, Ann Iones. CHOIR DOUBLE SEHTETTE The Choir, composed of a select group of students from the combined Glee Clubs, sang at the Christmas pro- gram on December 14, 1949. They also sang at the first meeting of the Iunior Red Cross at Monroe School in Toledo and in the Spring Concert in May, 1950. A new Choir, composed of the Iuniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, sang at the Bacca- laureate Service. The Girls' Double Sextette, composed of nine Senior girls and three Iunior girls, sang at the Methodist Church in Holland, on December 12, 1949, for the Christmas pro- Qram. Two days later they SCITIQ in the Christmas pro- gram in the school auditorium. OD Icmuary 27, 1950, the girls SOHC! at the Faculty-Board of Education meeting in the au- d1tOY1um. They also sang a QTOUD of selections in the Spring Concert. 40 FIRST ROW: igyce Hazel, Betty Flory, Shirley Gibson, Barbara Iones. SECOND ROVV. lviargaret Hopkins, Ioyce Frazier, Sue Nowowieiski, Gloria Ziarno, THIRD ROW: Ann Iones, Marilyn Gunn, loAnn Hartman, Donna Nachtrab. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Browninq, Donna Nach- trab, Shirley Gibson, lim Leonard, K ithryn Bowen, Lois Lutliy, Margaret Hopkins, Nanry Wyman, Bill Ilriizgvliol, Redd Shaw, Shirley Shriner. SECOND ROW: Miss Gamble, Helen Zinser, lanet Butlar, Marquita Talbert, Robert Kulwicki, Patricia Kevter, Betty Flory, Barbara lanes, Rita McKee, Richard Shirey, Carolyn Brint, Adielh Brison. THIRD ROW: Pat Dolli- son, Charlene Blakeman, Nancy Schmidt, IoAnn Bridges, David Irwin, Marilyn McCabe, Mar- lene Roberts, Mary Sue Emerick, Carl Strigqow, Kenneth Widney, Ann Iones, Bernice Faqer, Marilyn Gunn. FOURTH ROW: Robert LaTour, Tom Bettinqer, David Pheils, Douglas Daye, Dale lones, George Fouqht, Buddy Bruno, Iohn Burclitield, lim Osinski, Ann Davidson. FIFTH ROW: Leah Stair, Dolores Mit-rrfzynski, Lois Butler, Larry Noyes, Bill Newnham, Elma Demet- est, LaVerne Richardson, Lillian Scliuetto, Maxine Albon, Patricia Bracken, Danna Eyre. ,J GLEE CLUBS .. ml' V fi. 'Wi M' FIRST ROW: lane Wil- liams, Mary Platt, Pat Winqert, Betty Platt, Al- bert Heckman, Norman Carter, Dolores Burzyn- ski, Sue Lubinski, James Hill, Rita Ziarno. SECOND ROW: Miss Gamble, Iuanita Cramer, Barbara Mohr, Donna Byram, Sally Richards, Rita Polinq, Donna Brackett, Bill Waite, Bonny Waqner, Nancy Donnelly, Leora Heffel- finqer, Kitty Kent. THIRD ROW: Shirley Brown, Sharon Williams, Duane Colbry, Pat Downs, Elaine Cole, Margie Cochenour, Mel- vin Burzynski, Sue No- wowiejski, Berna Myers, Laura Brown, loanne Greenfield. FOURTH ROW: Harvey Swope, Gloria Delfilippo, Lai-ry Manley, lack Mon- tague, Don Fahrer, Carl Hubbell, Ray White, Ierry Poling, lim Eppard, Ronald Inderrieden, Ioyce Hazel, FIFTH ROW: IoAnn Hart- man, Shirley Ryan, Doris Hayes, Gloria Ziarno, Sylvia Norton, lackie Hahn, Ioyce Frazier, Ber- netta Faqer, Evelyn An- drews, Marlene Grams. 41 R. 5 St. T FIRST ROW: Iuanita Cramer, Donna Brackett, Charlene Blake- man, Rita McKee, Rita Ziarno, Nancy Donnelly, Marquita Talbert, Carolyn Brint, Barbara Mohr. SECOND BOW: Margie Cochenour, Pat Bracken, Pat Wood, Nancy Montague, Marilyn McCabe, Laura Brown, Rachel lchnson, Doris Wagner. THIRD ROW: Doris Carroll, Bonita Wagner, Shirley Howell, lcanne Greenfield, Pauline Brown, Patricia Downs, Betty Taube, Reina Shaw, Mrs. Luttrell. FCURTH BOVV: Maxine Albon, Shirley Ryan, Dolores Mier- czjfnski, Lois. Butler, Marlene Grams, Rose Marie Hughes, Catherine Kclasinski, Mary Puls, Barbara Nowakowski, Mar- lene Atkinson. OFFICERS President ............ Bonita Wagner Vice President .. ..... Rita Ziarno Secretary .. .... ..... S hirley Ryan Ok Treasurer .. Patricia Bracken P Reporter. .. ...... Lois Butler 6 x X. 5. In H! H I, 'Y Historian ............ Patricia Downs V l 4, ',, Sergeants-at-arms .. Marilyn McCabe xx El 'Q Q Reda Shaw O g Q rf, Club Mother .. .. Mrs. Bracken T ' 2 2 Adviser .. .............. Mrs. Luttrell 5 . xml L 3 The business of the home is the great- Lu - .---vff - , est business in the world. For that rea' d 2 A 1' son the home economics classes or- H K 'V 'h M S Vu ganized the Future Homemakers of D I Q Z America for the purpose of developing fl Q X is an appreciation of the joys and satis- 5 ,J N factions of mmemektng. The PHA. 0' l l K of-A QQ' provides Wholesome individual and X Q group recreation and furthers interest O in home economics through demonstra- tions, programs, and general experi- D ence, 42 SEATED: Norman Carter, David Irwin, Melvin Bur- zynski, Thomas Bettinqer, Lawrence Noyes, Harvey Swope, Iohn Wirick, Iames Leonard. SECOND ROW: Mr, Mc- Gee, James Osinski, Rich- ard Wertz, Richard Pol- lock, Eldon Eiche, Robert Price. William Gall, Don- ald Fahrer, Ora Stull, Gareld Sosbe. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Kaltenbach, Kenneth Wid- ney, Lawrence Manley, Iames Eppard, Dale lones, Iames Schmidt, Douglas Daye, Bud Bruno, Ray- mond Hall. CHIIIERH CLUB OFFICERS President .................. Thomas Bettinger' Vice President ..... .... R obert Price Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Iames Leonard Reporter ........... Gareld Sosbe Sergeant-at-arms .. .. Iames Eppard Harvey Swope Adviser .... Mr. McGee The Camera Club was organized tor the purpose of giving those interested in photog- raphy an opportunity to learn more about the art and to get actual practice in taking pictures. The Camera Club members, under the super- vision of Mr. McGee, sponsored a movie, Second Chorus , November 22, as their activity. PROJEGTIUNISTS The Projectionists' Club is a group oi seven boys chosen to operate the pro- jector for school movies throughout the year. Un- der Mr. Moore's direction they show the Visual Edu- cation pictures each Wed- l nesday. They also operate 4' , . the proiector for the vari- ous evening movies spon- sored by school organiza- tion. Mr. Moore explains the operation of the projector to Richard Wertz, Bud Bruno, Donald Fahrer, Eldon Eiche, Lawrence Kaltenbach, Thomas Bettinqer, and David Irwin. 43 fi 'ii S9 SEATED: Rita Poling, Dolores Burzynslci, l.aDonna Burgin Marlene Atkinson, Shirley Gibson, Betty Platt, Donna Nachtrab Barbara Iones. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hansen, Helen Zinser, Ianet Butler, Marilyn Gunn, Elaine Feaster, Doris Carroll, Shirley Howell, Nancie Donnelly, Dorothy Browning, Kitty Kent, THIRD ROW: Dorothy Iohnoff, Margaret Hopkins, IoAnn Hart man, Donna Eyre, Betty Krohn, Violet Maynhart, Nancy Wyman, .Shirley Shriner, Betty Flory. FOURTH ROW: Mary Krohn, Ioyce Frazier, Bernetta Fager, Rosemarie Hughes, Doris Hayes, Arlene Katafiasz, Nan Peebles, Sue Nowowiejski. ROW: Virginia Roberts, Ann lones, Leah Stair, loyce FIFTH Hazel, Gloria DeFilippo, Carmen Sack, IoAnn Bridges, Berne-ice Fager. On February ll l95O the girls gave the annual S E n I 0 R G n n Athletic Banquet and Dance. Thisrbanguet was in l I I ' ' ' , OFFICERS President ...... ............ D onna Nachtrab Vice President . . .. Dorothy lohnoft honor of all boys who participated in sports At the banquet the Senior girls were awarded G.A.A. pins. Secretary ..... Betty Krohn Treasurer . . . ....... Ann Iones Reporter ........ .. lo Ann Hartman Sergeants-at-arms . . . Elaine Feaster leah Stair Adviser .......................... Mrs. Hansen 2 The Senior G.A.A. is composed of members of ,f the Iunior and Senior class. The main purpose of Us 9 the organization is to support the athletic activities. .0 Last tall the girls raised money to build a re- .Q of freshment stand on the football field and equipped dino? it with hot plates and pans. 44 3 lem ues....,.., . fe. FIRST ROW: Rita McKee, Carolyn Brint, Kathryn Bowen, Marquita Talbert. SECOND ROW: Sally Richards, Ioanne Kokocinski, Helen Waqner, Clara Platt, Virqinia Mohr, Shirley Nachtrab, Pauline Brown, Rachel Iohnson, Pat Keeler. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Luttrell, Patricia Dollison, Iuanita Cramer, Adieth Brison, Ioanne Greenfield, Bonny Wagner, Barbara Mohr, Donna Brackette, Charlene Blakeman, Bonny Sosbe. FOURTH ROW: Rita Ziarno, Mary Pfaff, Nancy Schmidt, Helen Harsh, Pat Winqert, Mary Sue Emerick, Mary Hartman, Berna Myers, Reda Shaw. FIFTI-I ROW: Patricia Bracken, Barbara Nowakowski, Mary Puls, Evelyn Andrews, Nancy Montague, Ann Davidson, Rose Vitello, Lois Butler, Dolores Mierczynski. SIXTH ROW: Marlene Roberts, Marilyn McCabe, LaVern Richardson, Maxine Albon, Marlene Grams, Shirley Ryan, Pat Wood, Lois Luthy, Laura Brown. JUIIIOR G. H. H. President ....... Vice President. . OFFICERS Katherine Bowen . . ........ Carolyn Brint Secretary ...... .. Dolores Mierczynski Treasurer. . . . . . Velma Rasmussen Reporter ......... ....... L ois Luthy Sergeant-at-arms. . . ..... Shirley Ryan Patricia Wingert Adviser. . . ..... Mrs. Luttrell This organization was formed for the purpose oi supporting the Iunior High and Reserve basketball teams. One of its projects is to choose and sponsor the Iunior High cheerleaders. The ipur new cheer- leaders chosen this year are: Rita McKee, Pat Wingert, Velma Rasmussen, and Marquita Tal- bert. Velma Rasmussen resigned in the early part of the basketball season. The Iunior High Cheerleaders were sponsored by the lunior G.A.A. They cheered for the re- serve and junior high basketball games. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathryn Bowen, Rita McKee, Marquita Talbert, Carolyn Brint. 46 The Senior Cheerleaders salute the Team. BACK ROW: Nancy Wyman, Shirley Gibson, Donna Nachtrab. SECOND STEP: Bar- bara Iones. FIRST STEP: Doris Carroll. This year there was one new addition to the varsity cheerleading group--Shirley Gibson. We are sorry to lose tive cheerleaders this year: Nancy Wyman, Donna Nachtrab, Doris Carroll, and Barbara lones, who will graduate, and Ann lones, who resigned during basketball season. The cheerleaders held a bake sale and iuke box dance to earn rrioney for the new uniforms and varsity sweaters. X - The Senlor cheerleaders received trophies and has ' letters for their services. 1 S sf CHEERLEFIDERS 451' gl UHRSITV H 1 fi' lx Xfx. LEFT, GCING BACK: Bob Biglow, lim lohnoff, Dick Seiqel, Perry Hall, Paul Holloway, Ierry Kulwicki, Charlie Griner, Howard Dodge, Mr. Hersland. ACROSS: Edgar Gibson, Fred Hott, Ronald Manley, Roy Tibbits, Ed Houk. RIGHT, GOING BACK: lim Eppard, lack Montague, Bob Bick- ford, David Martin, Gerald Greisinger, Bob Gilsdorf, lohn Sniegowski, Dick Auqustyniak, Frank Sniegowski, Mr. McGee. OFFICERS President ................,......... lim Iohnott Vice President .... ......... B ob Gilsdort Secretary ....... .. Gerald Griesinger Treasurer ......... ......... C harles Griner Sergeantot-arrns ................... Roy Tibbits Advisers .............. Mr. Hersland, Mr. McGee The Varsity H is a club, to which only letter winners belong. Anyone who has won a varsity award is eligible to join. During the year the Varsity H and Senior G.A,A. sponsor noon programs which consist' ot dancing and movies. With these funds the Varsity H helps the boys who go out for sports by paying half of their insurance: the other half is paid by the Erik Y 5 XM 0 li Wt U lvl B ,gl 0 1 0 fl 7 bf iff KK X K if i M . 4 gl:-vw A Q . iffy uf' l n Q 1 4 SPECIHL WATCH OUT FOR SPOOKSH Iunior Class Play November l7 November 18 Ianet Butler. . . .......... Shirley Gibson Shirley Gloria Delfilippo ........ Gloria DeFilippo Vera Marilyn Gunn ............... Leah Stair Lois IoAnn Bridges .......... LaDonna Burgin Angie Bernetta Pager ........... Beverly Martin Patsy Rita Poling ........ ..Marqaret Hopkins Hollyhock Dick Pollock ............. Iames Schmidt Slats Gerald Greisinger ..... Gerald Greisinger Dumplinq Charles Griner ............ David Martin led lim Osinski ............... Tom Bettinqer Randy Mary Krohn ............. Shirley Shriner Peggy Doris Hayes ............... Carmen Sack Aunt Mary COMMITTEE: left to right: Mr. Althouse Gene Burle- son, Carl Hubbell, Mr. Hountras, Evelyn Hubbell, Helen Zinser. SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE: SEATED: Ann Iones, lim Iohnoff, Ioyce Hazel, Violet Maynhart, Harold White, Nan Peebles. STANDING: loAnn Hartman, Betty Krohri, This committee Chose Saved by the Belle for the annual senior play, April 21, 22. A ,-.Y 'SQ 'P ., . fl HCTIUITI e l ,Q ii ie. x , K. M - 1 . .1 y i ,I xi., Y 12.-az -. Kwik' M4141 . u-y. ' ff I er lv ' i ,H fi' .- ' nl at t, 2 Q1 i Athletic Banquet Senior G.A.A. girls honored the athletes of our school at an invita- tional banquet in the school cafe- teria, Saturday, February ll, 1950. A delicious ham dinner was enjoyed by all who were present. After din- ner Donna Nachtrab, Senior G.A.A. president, welcomed the boys. lim Iohnoft, Varsity H president, then gave a thank you response. Mr. Herslarid awarded letters to the foot- ball boys and Varsity H keys and charms to the Senior Varsity H members. Mr. McGee followed with a few witty but meaningful re- marks. Mrs. Hansen awarded trophies to the Senior cheerleaders and pins to the Senior G.A.A. girls. Mr. Bishop ended the banquet with a challenge to next year's football team. He said that when he told them to bring home the bacon they brought the whole pig. Now he wants them to bring home the pig's squeal and make it four championship seasons. ES -..verb-3. Z9 1 i rg it YE 5 M XX xx HTHLETICS ..... 0 gt? f X Q D ff ,J 4 They have done it again!!! The Holland High School Blue Zippers have repeated again the difficult task of winning the Maumee Valley League Cham- pionship for the third consecu- tive year. They have extended their undefeated streak to 28 straight games. This record ex- tends over a three year period which began in 1947 under Coach Woody Bames. This string of victories was extended the next two years by an ambi- tious group of boys under the efficient coaching of Iohn Hers- land and Roger McGee. To these coaches we wish to pay tribute because to their leadership and inspiration, we owe, in great measure, our present football standing. 52 FUOTBFILL FIRST ROW: Charles Griner, Frank Snie- qowski,Paul Holloway, Iohn Snieqowski, Dick Auqustyniak, Bob Gils- dorf, Ierry Kulwicki. SECOND ROW: lim Eppard, Dick Siegel. Roy Tibbits, lim Iohn- off. ,49- , ., will? z - rw Q 5-!?Eg,:if.:??i4fiff-' 'J , ,- Q -fp-ant:-fry r - -t x :Y 'ge , ! . ifni gf 1 ll n bjfzw .,., is I I F552-T :if f ,. r M Vfktgif f gisftf 1,- - , - Zvi H ..,. -- ' i w - ' ' a s ' if f ' VERR'S September 16 Holland ......... 19 September 23 Holland ......... 13 September 30 Holland ......... 32 October 7 Holland ......... 6 October 14 Holland ......... 7 October 21 Holland ......... 32 October 27 Holland ......... 40 November 4 Holland ......... 19 November 1 1 Holland ......... 19 RECORD Liberty Center .. O Swanton . . . . . 7 Ottawa Hills .... 14 Wauseon ....... 6 Delta . . . . . 7 lvlonclova ...... 13 Whitehouse .... 13 Libbey Reserves. 7 Clay... ...O THREE GHEERS FDR THE MANAGERS! We congratulate the man- agers who were indispens- able and yet whose work went unrewarded. Always on hand to care tor equip- ment, always on the spot with towels and water, they spent long hours after school without pay. Cleaning out the dressing rooms and keep- ing the medical kits in order were among the services they performed with little or no complaint. Don Flory, Bob Burqin, Richard Burqin, lack Clifton. BLUE ZIPPERS EHCELLED Ill Holland Holloway and Kulwicki together for tackle Right tackle Frank Smegowskx Senior all league selection earning his third Varsity letter big and fast S.. ,f 4 team fullback Dick Siegel Junior high cmd fast driving scorer with 68 points hard type runner that picked h1s holes well glad to see hlm returning for another year S., L XJY-f 54 Riqht end Charles Griner, Iunior - speedy, sticky-fingered, pass- Catching end-after two good years should be great his Senior year. --I 'u S- Rxqht hal! Ilm Eppard. Senior playing his first year on the Varsity greatly improved over his Iunior year had the honor of scormg his only touchdowns in the first and last games of the year Q ,, -if -N A 5. 9 X Q , - fs 1 , .. Right guard Paul Holloway Senior-most improved player on the line -a fine blocker despite his size-earning his first Varsity award. Center Iohn Sniegowslli. Sophomore -earning his second award as a Sophomore-elected a - league team-did a fine job oi backing the line. 3 s, N., 2' l SPEED FIIID PUUJER The boys rough tt up tn the Whrtehouse qame Quarterback hm lohnofi Semor-co cap tam Irmbo earnmq hrs 4th Varsrty letter m football a fme srqnal caller for the past two years scored 44 pomts from hrs posrtron R. Lett guard S touchdown Iohnoff skrrts left end for a Left tackle Bob Gllsdorf Semor-co cap- tam all league tackle the outstandrnq defensrve man of the lme played rt rough all the way when he tackled e opposmon knew xt 'YP W 'XTJN Left and Left hal! Roy Txbbxts Semor elected most valuable player all league--played outstandrnqly m Swanton game a great httle defensrve back sorry to see hrm go after four years on the Varsttv I N- it if Ierry Kulwxckl Sen lor he Dlclr Augustymak Semor largest man on the team played a frne guard always made the tackle that counted sorry to see hxm ao g,ks-f fastest man on the hne could really cover ground down under those punts-a greatly rmproved player after only two years on the squad 55 ,f X 16, - - , . M f ' - Q - . . .. I A V xy 9-,,,e.,, : .' . - - I E ' if in th T '. ' x ,K ,Q x -is f ' x s. N ' A X ffl' E .J X T X W X Q, tk A uf A ,A l e l -+2 f0j N 1 W I I 1 4 i 43-1 itll?-If . .l , it- I fem Hauprtcht, Roy Trbbits, Dick Siegel, lerry Kulw Qcrenzen Charles Griner, Bob Gilsdcrl, Vertal Scott BHSHETBHLL SEASON'S RECORD 56 We .uhh +41-...Q icki, Mr. McGee, Iackie Clifton, manager, Rex Nov. Holland ........... Waterville . . ..... 21 Dec. Holland . . . .... 36 Ottawa Hills ..... . ,6l Dec. Holland .... .... 3 l Rosstord .... . . .41 Dec. Holland .... .... 4 7 Whitehouse . . . .69 Dec. Holland .... .... 4 6 Monclova . . . . . .36 Dec. Holland .... .... 6 3 Clay ...... . . .75 Dec. Holland .... .... 2 8 Delta ...... . . .45 lan. Holland .... .... 3 O Whitrner ..., .. .39 lan. Holland .... .... 6 9 Waterville . . . . .51 lan. Holland .... .... 4 4 Swanton . . . . .49 lan. Holland . . . .... 35 Monclova . . . . .38 lan. Holland . . . .... 55 Bradner . . . . . .30 X lan. Holland .... .... 3 6 Maumee . . . . .49 Q X. lan. Holland .... .... 4 5 Fulton .... . . .41 lan. Holland . . . .... 31 Metamora . . . . .28 ' Feb. Holland .... .... 7 l Whitehouse . . . . . .53 Feb. Holland ........... 55 Fulton ...... . . .33 Feb. Holland ........... 39 Alumni .... . . .36 Feb. Feb. Holland Holland Tournament Waterville .... Qttawa Hills .. .....36 .....66 The basketball team had ct successful season successful not only in winninq but also in the efforts and improvements of the players The boys always worked together as a team They got ott to a slow start but enaed with winning rnost ot their Games in the latter part of the season f:1'wqVllQ 4' f N gpm!! 'D S v X- A Q Holland tangles with Monclova. if .3 Vertcl Scott H -deserves much credit - cx new boy who made good. Charles Griner - the most improved player on the team this year. Rex Lorenxen --v Big Red -played a lot of good ball for us-a help all the way around. Bob Gllsdori-too bad we didn t have him before. f' Jerry Kulwicki - our highest point man -- had the desire to win- most valuable player. X -- wa,-my .X ,' -...N n .. ,X N I tiki E Roy Tibbits 4 scored plenty of points - a good competitoreour captain this year. Dick Siegel - a very good rebounder and floor man - our best play-maker. A,,,,-.-- Q 'QP' Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an an Feb Feb Fe Fe Fe SEATED: Tom Bettinqer, Bill Druschel, Edgar Gibson, Tom Haupricht, Bob LaTour, Ed Houk. STANDING: Mr. Hersland, Gerald Griesgnqer, Bill Gall, Iohn Snleqowslci, Dave Martin, Cifford Mierczynski. Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland RESERUE BHSHETBHLL Toumament 'Waterwl e Ottawa Hllls Rossford Wh1tehouse Non lova Clay Delta Wlfntmer Waterv1lle Swanton Monclova Bradner Maumee Fulton Metamora Whltehouse Fulton Alurnnl Waterv1lle Monclova Y' 1-4- 25? l JL' r J fi I .fi 7 TTTU SEATED: Iohn Burchfield, Kenneth Widney, George Fought, Larry Manley, Russell Siegel Dallas Kaiser, Wayne Bickle. STANDING: Mr. Deppen, Bill Emerick, Charles Hartman, Clifford Mierczynski, Richard Ball nger Paul Sheppard, Iackie Clifton, larry Wagemann, manager. JUNIOR HI 1 'x Dec. 9 1 fl Q Dec. 15 -J Dec. 22 Ian. 5 Ian. 6 ' f Ian. 10 K K Ian. 13 4 Ian, 19 fd' lvl 1 Ian. 24 Q ' Q M J Ian. 31 ,,, , Feb. 2 vm, 4 Feb. 7 Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 9 23 28 3 GH Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland ..... Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland ..... BHSHETBHLL SEASON'S RECORD 24 15 19 21 14 ll 38 .... .37 15 20 17 10 28 16 35 Tournament . . . . .29 Whitehouse Waterville . Delta ...... Ottawa Hills Perrysburg Swanton .. Monclova . M. V. C. D.. Fulton .... Whitehouse Periysburg Waterville . St. lose-pl'1's Ottawa Hills M. V. C. D.. Monclova . Ottawa Hills , 1 5 ,f SPQAUK Qc'- 31 Lf -9 W if Mar 'Y' NEST H-l3'.N Dtrk Szogel lchn Sniegowskx, Ierry Grezsinger, David Martin. SECOND HORNY Ciach Herslani, Bob Ergcw, lim jzzhnrzzz, Lawrengre Kaltenbach, Fred Hott. BRSEBHLL Holland High again won the Lucas County Class B Championship behind the fine pitching of Virgil Mosiniak. The Holland boys had a record of 19 wins and 2 defeats in the .cgular season. Tl.e two defeats were Monclova with a 8-5 score and Libb y with a 91 score Holland ten travelled to Defiance to meet Sherwood in the District Tournarnent The Holland boys won by a close 65 score The second garne was with a very stubborn Eden team which edged out Holland by a 3 The line up was as follows lsore Pitcher Right field 3rd base Catcher lnfield Outfield Mosiniak 1 Sriiegowslci Siegel Mo r Martin Kaltenbach Dickerson Short stop Adamslci Center field lohnoff lst base Burgin 2nd base Hott Left field Biglow Outfiela The boys pictured above are tfiose play rs from tre 1948 1949 base ball season who are still in sclnool We hope they will play during the 1949 1950 season as Well as they did in 1949 xl-knveX xc 0 1 .i ig sw l'h,ti'A . W 'W 5 if To Our Hdvertisers... Thank Von KULWICKI S RESTAURANT F1sh Sandwlches Every Day 35C Dlnners 85C Lunches Served I-llll Avenue Stop 16 IIMS ANGOLA MARKET Grocenes 6. Meats Gasollne ci O1ls School Supphes Corner Angola 5. lrwln Roads Phone LU 7 2475 Ray s Confectlonery lce Cream School Supphes Patent M9d1C1DGS Greetlng Cards Holland Ohlo Phone 7 2395 Haynes Feed Store A complete l1ne of KASCO Feeds Angola CS Culley Road LU 7 2269 SCHMUCKER S 2lO3 Reynolds Road CNear Bancroftl Home Made Ice Cream Complete Fountaln Servlce FINE FOOD We Make Our Own Bar BO Sauce Open 6 30 AM 100 A M Monday through Saturday FULLINGTON S Poultry Breedzng Farm and Hatchery Albon Road Phone LU 7 2727 Holland Ohlo raw Q U84 Jgibvf A U S Certliled Pullorum Clean Baby Ch1CkS 6'I I I l 3 . I l I . I I - - I I ' I FIN vw: . L N Q , by , ga L -1 bl -fair' V DAIRY BAR 61 GRILL -A vfogjifiiiilggtff n n I I I O u Perry s Food Market Luqb111 Meat ci Grocenes Corner H111 Ave 6 Reynolds Road FISHER MOTOR SALES Phone IG 0564 1280 Conant Street Maumee Ohlo Phone LU 3 3100 Your DeSoto Plymouth Dealer Nesbitt S Clothing and Shoe Store Reynolds Road at Dorr Street Phone IO 1595 Toledo Oh1o Shoes and Clothlnq for Everybody Myer s Sohro Statlon Chlcaqo P1ke G Albon Road Phone 7 2306 KATE S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals and Sandwzches Phone LU 72307 h P k d 1-1 11 R d Corner Angola G Clark Street C lcaqo 1 9 an O OWGY OG Phone 7 2322 Dellvery SGTVICG 55' CD SE EZ V153 EE '-Sm 2 HTIDOZU E71 if Wm E-E6 FN 53 ITI CDZE F' C-Q Fl ,-:E-.1 E53 'O U 2UlTIZl'l lLDZt--n 51+ E '42 Ori Co Di mt: mi-1 P5 CH-if-1 A1 gg? 5491 Jai? .Vo Joi? 2 :E xo C E 90 Moore's Grocery 6. Meats I I ' 5 T U A N E S 5 H G Pt N 9 E , on Com phments BOB VAN GUNTEN TASTY GRILL FINE FOODS Borden s lce Cream Prsh D1nners On Prldays Reynolds Boad Near Bancroft Cornphrnents of Eddle s Confectlonery Stop 16 H111 Avenue Mademolselle Ice Cream 1280 Reynolds Road 1 X2 Blocks South of Dorr The Best lce Cream ln Town Brmq Your Best Glrl Hazel D Beattze Notary Publlc Phone LU 72124 Holland Olno Frusher 6 Son Machlne Co Farm Machlnery Bepalr General Maclrune Work Electrlc ci Acetylene Weldlnq Tool lla CS lflxture Work Monclova, Qhlo Phone LU 7 3692 Compllments L WECKERLIN Meats Grocerzes A Natlon Wlde Store Phone LU 7 2461 Stop 63 AYQQQ, C? J I of 1 - 55251 . 5 f , H I I I 1 of ' - ' - 15 Waqonlandefs LONE PINE BEN FRANKLIN STORE CONFECTIONERY EVERYTHING r-'Roivi ICE CREAM-CANDY CARD of GIFT SUPPLIES 50 T0 31-UU Holland, ohio LU 7-2302 Hardware Appliances Maumee' Ohio Housewares GEO. H. ROBERTS Compliments of REGENOLD'S FARM MARKET AnqoIa ci McCord Roads Pull Iine of 5226-30 Dorr Street Phone IO 2272 GRCCERIES 6' ME ATS ELECTRIC ci PLUMBING SUPPLIES LU 7-2309 Everything for the home Sherwin-Williams Paints GET IT AT SCOTTS' GET IT AT SCOTT'S Students Spend Leisure Time At Scotts GUY'S MARKET Fancy Groceries and Meats Chicago Pike and Albon Road Phone 7 2161 R P D .7731 Holland Ohio D 6. D Body and Motor Shop Dick Smith Dick Hinkle Chicago Pike, V2-Mile West Holloway Road Phone LU 7-2347 Holland, Ohio SIMPSON S Barber Shop Holland Ohio Compliments of H M Featherstone Acct Howard s Confectionery Groceries Candy Tobacco SOHIO Gas G O11 Crissey Road near Chicago Pike LU 7 2840 COOLEY S SHELL SERVICE and LUNCH General Repair Work LUNCHES SANDWICHES ICE CREAM Gas While You Eat or Eat While You Gas Chicago Pike ci Albon Road Phone 7 3842 LUSK SALES :S SERVICE REPAIR ci PARTS Phone LU 7 2795 lohn Lusk Sr Briggs CS Stratton Engines Boats Whizzer Motor Bicycles Outboard Motors Eclipse Power Mowers Marine Equipment Household Appliances W1ll Blrkenkamp Funeral Home Ambulance Service Day 61 Night 401 Iervis Street Corner Courtland Holland Coal Co The Home of Good Clean Coal R R Street LU 7 2353 Holland Ohio Nobe 6. S1s Restaurant Dorr 6. Reynolds Rd Phone IO 0119 Meals Chili Our Specialty Open 24 Hrs We cater to Carry outs Compliments ot CZUBINSKI Dry Goods Store Stop 16 LU 72761 SANITARY DRY CLEANING COMPANY 412 414 Conant Street Maumee Ohio Phone LU 3 2262 L L Baldwin President 65 Chicago Pike Route 2 Holland, Ohio AD 6118 LAMMON BROS Feed :If Hay Package Coal LORMER HARDWARE The True Value Store Seed Pamts ci Hardware Front ci Clark Streets Holland Oh1o Sunoco Gas CS O11 Corner Angola of CIISSGY Road Pamt Hardware Applzances Phone LU 7 3l82 HOLLAND NATION WIDE Select Meats G Grocerzes TOMLINSON DRUG Maumee Oh1o Phone 3 3379 Owned G Operated by C R Bucher Conqratulatlons DAVENPORT S SHELL MAUMEE LUMBER 6. SUPPLY SERVICE CQMPANY Cement ef lehn Streets Conant at Clmton Street Maumee Ohle Phone 3 31 ll Maumee Oh1o HOLLAND SOHIO SERVICE Complete Lubr1cat1on Atlas Tzres Atlas Batterzes Peter ChamP10H ACCESSORIES Phone LU 7 2303 FRozEN rooos ' 66 T H E GORDON LUMBER COMPANY Insulation Roofing Lumber Hardware Paints Holland Oh1o Phone LU 72341 B I E H L 61 M A L O N E Funeral Directors Ambulance Servrce Swanton Ohlo Metamora Oh1o Phone 2631 Phone 2662 Building Supplies Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 5U 5629 Summit Street Sylvania. Ohio HOLLAND SYLVANIA LINES THE LOESCH MOTOR CO Ford Cars Trucks and Tractors DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT Bear Frame and Axle Dept Complete Body 61 Fender Retmlshlnq OIIICIG1 Enqme Rebudders Echpse Power Mowers LU 33311 Farm Bureau Mutual Automob1le Insurance Co Fann Bureau Mutual Flre Insurance Co Fann Bureau Llte Insurance Co IAMES A RICHARDSON Representatrve 510 W Broadway Phone LU 32423 MAUMEE OHIO FA REU' xi MAUMEE, OHIO - WR H Compliments HGIIIEIIS Dry Goods of Shoes CS Clothing for the entire family Angola near McCord Schemenaurr Mfg. Co. Holland, Ohio LU 7-2855 Paul Manley s Sunoco Service Compliments Corner Reynolds and Brandon Brake Service CS Repair Car Wash A to E Lubrication Phone IO OlU9 Dr C I Pollock Compliments of Compliments KLING S 5c and 10c 25c to S1 00 Swanton Q1-no Geo Hartman s Service Station THE GRAY PRINTING CO FOSTORIA OHIO STRAYEH Moron SALES Evefgfeens 218 22? Illinois Avenue Meumee 0h1O FRANK S NURSERY Frank Snieqowski Prop W V Strayer W H Heberlmq Sylvania 5. H111 72634 Propnetors Holland Ohio Compliments of SULLIVAN IMPLEMENT SALES BUbY Chicks Your lnternational Harvester Dealer FARMALL TRACTORS MCCORMICK DEERING FARM HAHN S HATCHERY EQUIPMENT INTERN!-moNAL TRUCKS SWCHHOH 01110 INTERNATIONAL REPRIGERATORS Phone 12 Whitehouse Ohio Phone 5 5386 Feed G Equzpment 69 I I of I of Q . . at Chevrolet - Plymouth - -I . . . . . ' - - LU - 'S N N . N3 Q '-3-N X . . g . A Yql ERIKSEN'S INC. Toledo's Largest Typewriter Store Rent a new Portable Typewriter for only S500 per month. Try it before you buy it. Full rental credit for 3 months on purchase of machine. 323-327 Erie Street Toledo 2 Ohio Main 1193 Only a holder of the original Edison license may use the name Edison as part of its corporate title It is the mark of a pioneer The Toledo Edison Company a business managed tax paying selfsupportinq electric power company is proud to be so honored 6044076 Zfgwffzy SPANGLERS JITNEY BAR SPANGLER CANDY CO Toledo Ohio s fo MMM H ,105 gfff QU ff JU? lvl Cn ly? wtytx his wkillf It IS given to only a few to use their I life span to benefit all enerations to come after them .... Such was the I ' ' gift of Thomas lva Edison, pioneer in appl in eectricity to better the lot of mankind. . - ' , - ' ' 1 nu toning t I I 4 N 0 7 ' V Q if ,fa ' A ! 3, yy ngefof gt ? KV' D X f, N ,,-- . , 61? X ef' f Jf + - , X-, f g , 0 t Rx ' Gow lf-A-f'-1. ',f it-3 ll, uf S K5 j . ll o T 0 ,tfsf ig Q XX , , I Zfv, X 'Q is ff 1 0 5 xx S 0 ' 1 X K Q w W f I, 1 1 ' 32' - 'Q X ,f xl X 70 XG? Q X ca 1 X e xiii. f' 0Hl0 CLOIIERLEAF DAIRY MAKE Sec11test APPROVAL YOUR DAILY GUIDE or CLEAN WHOLESOME DAIRY PRODUCTS HOMOGENIZED VITA.lVIIN D MILK A SMOOTHER DIFFERENT TASTING MILK THAT EVERYONE LIKES FOOD FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS ALIKE Your Mrlkman KARL LINDEMAN Toledo Ohlo AD 1281 Olnp LWLZIL tri ftell r- s ,Marte Comphments of FLORY S HARDWARE Electnc and Plumbrng Supplles Sherwln Wrlhmns Pmnts Phone Lu 7 2195 Ch1CGqO Plke STEELE S GARAGE General Repairs Candy Soft Dnnks Ice Cream Clqcxrettes OAK GROVE SOHIO Atlds Products Complete Lubrlcomon Auto Accessorles Stop -F1516 LU 7 2303 H111 Ave Comphments ot DRIGGS DAIRY FARMS NC Clty Wlde Dehvery GArf1eId 3755 1149 Grand Ave near Detrolt 135111 mm flora Good S1114 OPDOTLIO mo Ho Lnvunvlsau HSHOH HCJNYH S NOSIHHYH ,doi ug ery eM 1v1oN 7l f 6 7 of - a j ' cl :f.w.g:- . A, at I my - . PM IM ,rf yi g One Block off Route 2, Cnssey Rd. I . I AUTOGRAPHS Q! The Iournahsm Class extends 1ts stncerest thanks to Frltzle Hetndortt 52 for all the a t BA UM BERGER S Dehcxous POTATO CHIPS MILES FRANCE Once Tned Always SCIt1Sf19d OFF ICE EQUIPMENT Statton E Route 4 TOLEDO OHIO ne a1n 4358 413 M1Ch1qan TOLEDO OHIO Iordan 1003 Z ' , ' , I work used in this book. South Ave. P110 M ' ' ' 'ne xr I v 4 . , x E E n If 4-.n 5 I 1 , ' i V , -f . by ..,,,,V. KZ-a V .1 ,, ay ' Q., V f... ' f f A-V ,ff .1 , V .. Q ,QI 'f AQ-Wffzffm'f,wv..:f.1,AW.-11we-Qqxsnsggm:QSM-f.1.-1.. L: 1-w1,',J+,s.-I vLYRN 'sbg ' ' Q-4,-sz. uw Q,l6'X'5f lf' Q3 W W ,. Qfsed' 3 NN-f Jw' QX 5 ,fig W A 22 ,V.z- I JV 'YVNQQ ' + w-.uf Jf '26 '4aF'1i12l 0.1 ,1 v 124211 4f'2g1a.Af.h.mxfivffn AMW ff' 1 fb .bn mm .1 .11 am , l x v -1.1-:hx Ncsgwu wx he s:3a:1fa244f,fL:-24-af,i1A.Lm.1nbi1,'f. ,xL' 4