Toledo High School - Tohiscan Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

KHZJEH TULEDU PUBLIC EEHUUL Z,- gg- Nfl VI II f 2' HIIHWURII The Tohiscan staff of 1949 has tried to include a resume of all the activities of the school. We hope that the student body and public will find our Tohiscan a pleasant memento of the Class of 1949. To Mr. Odell we offer our sincerest thanks for his help. Toledo High School Toledo, Iowa IIHIIIIAHU HIGH SCHOOL FAC ULTY With heartfelt gratitude for their untiring efforts, we, the TOHISCAN Staff of 1949, dedicate this annual to our High School Faculty. We know of no better way to express our appreciation for the joys and sorrows of high school life they have shared with us. The Seniors of '49 2. BUARD UI HIUCAIIU Walter Dahl, Secretaryg Melvin D. Anderson, Superin- tendentg Harlan Huyckg Ellis T. Dickens, Presidentg George Wilsong Don Wells. MR. MELVIN D. ANDERSON B. A. Iowa State Teachers Collegeg M. S. University of Iowa. 3 rgs' IMZIIHY MR. EDWIN J. TIMM B.A. Coe College, Instrumental Music. MR. LOUIS SCHMEDEKE University of Washington, St. Louis, Missouri, B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, Coach, Biology, General Science, Boys Physical Training, .Tunior High Basket- ball. MR. NATHAN BOND Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, B. A. Uni- versity of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakotag Assistant Coach, Shop, Economic Geography, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Physical Training, Freshman Sponsor. MISS MINA OLIN B.S. Iowa State Teachers College, Iowa State College: Home Economics, Algebra, Junior Sponsor, Girls' Chaperone. MISS BARBARA JOHNSON B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, Vocal Music. - fx, I sy '1- 1- H-llIllllY MR. JOHN PENNE B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, University of Iowag World History, U.S. History, Driver Training, Acting Principal, Cashier, Sophomore Sponsor. MR. VERLIN H. ODELL B.S. Upper Iowa University, Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Annual Advisor, Cheerleader Sponsor. MR. ELWIN LINDSEY B.S. Iowa State Teachers College, Geometry, Physics, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, MISS BERNICE SCHREIBER B. A. North Central College, Napierville, Illinoisg University of Iowa, University of Wisconsin, University of California, American Literature, English Literature, Speech, 9th English, Dramatics. MISS LORENA VAGTS B.A. University of Iowa, Shorthand, 9th English, 10th English, Newsreel Advisor and School Notes. 5 X A CLASS OFFICERS President V1Ce Pres1dent CLASS C OLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Gold Cvladlola CLASS MOTTO The h1gher we r1se the broader the v1ew CLASS SONG Tune Cru1s1ng Down the Rlver We re the 49 ers a class of 43 They re gonna set us free Repeat tune We ll ne er forget our classes we really studled hard To play football and basketball we d1d most anyth1n S We trled to type 1n rhythm we worked so hard on L1t But most of all we worked on Just how to get out of lt We sang and played we to1led and slaved We practlced 11111 we burst But lt was worth our t1me and work To br1ng our school a f1rst We sxng about our gladness at last we must confess W e know we re go1ng to rruss you Dear Ol H you are the best 6 Elaine Kaisand fnghtl Sharla Kvldera center Secretary Treasurer V1v1an Yetter left Q R 3 X . . . C J Q J 6 : an - - ' ov, Thru four long years of sweat and tears C J ' ' ' , ' i-- . Get Aboard' Dest1nat1on Toledo H1gh School' See what has been accomphshed by the Sen1ors these past years' Thebashfulfreshmenof 45have blossomed out to the bold Sen1ors of 49 Dur1ng the Freshman year we part1c1pated 1n many aCt1V1t1eS One of whxch was the one act play No body Sleeps One of our greatest events was the annual p1cn1c after wh1ch a dance was held 111 the gym The Sophomore year held more accomphshments for us More stu dents went out for Band Vocal and mstrumental groups The play of the year was Let s Move the Fur mture Sophomore Platter Clatter was the most successful party of the year Dur1ng th1s year Gxrls Basketball started 1n T H S S1x g1rls from our class partrclpated Flash' The play Ghost Wanted was a b1g h1t Wh1le 1n the Jun1or Year the Marchlng Band rece1ved a II at Postv1lle State Contest One of the part1es for the year was Our H1t Parade The most successful event of the year was the J'un1or Sen1or Banquet the theme be1ng H1 Hat Club The football team was very outstand1ng that year Wlnnlflg a second 1n the conference All out' Destmatron Reached' Semors at last' Th1s year has been full of ach1evements for the 49 ers At the Ottumwa March1ng Band State Contest the March1ng Band and our h1gh stepp1ng Drum Majorette Sh1r ley Brown rece1ved f1rsts Home com1ng was a great success W1ll1am Z.1gler and Ela1ne Ka1sand were unan1mously elected as K1ng and Queen We presented the 3 act comedy play The F1ght1ng L1ttles to a packed house May 13 The speech class sent representatwes to the Speech Contest at Tama Iowa w1th Faye Wrnders and Clayton Bell rece1v1ng honors The class party was someth1ng new and d1fferent Sock Hop The boys and g1rls Basketball Teams really d1d well The g1rls were Consolatron w1nners 1n the County Tournament and the boys rece1ved the runner up trophy 1n the County Tournament beg1nners 1n K1ndergarten are th1s year f1n1sh1ng the1r hxgh school work They are Sh1rley Brown Wayne Gray Mary Lou Kaloupek Collette Vaughan Lo1s Morgan Sharla Kv1dera Don Blake V1v1an Yetter and Dor1s Ebersole Moments we Semors w1ll long remember are the .Tumor Sen1or Banquet wh1ch was held at the Hotel Russell Lamson 1n Waterloo and f course Baccalaureate and Commencement HISIUHY a I .li ' . - Nine of Toledo's 1936 class of . . f 0 f ' I I ' ' 7 S :4.Ws. aff -. ,gf 1: Q' :sf viii? f 3 1.1 fa.- .mi L SIA H931 ay: M I WFS! 4.4555 nw,- ':-'35 F: in 3 '-'Pa ,.. , gan' .IM if-Cu We ,644 .nys . 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DORIS FERRY 'A mile a minute is good speed, but a sm1le a m1nute gets more act1on ROBERT CARSON Bob A gen1us 1n the maklng LOIS MORGAN It s rnce to be natural when you re naturally n1ce MARVIN CECAK Queball Acareful stude t carefulnot to overdo RUTH BERGER M1nn1e A g1ggle a dash a shr1ek a crash that s Ruth DONALD BLAKE Pa1r1less I Sald It lt must be true 5 A fix- 1 N '-wwf.: IV as f .wx 'rdf 3 X 11.1 1' I 2 151 4 1 A 'fl'v X 7 419' x yr.: 'if 'E Air' rr 7 X w gf :ILA 157W J:-TN ' if vwff' W J-1 'sigh lmgcx 9411634 3' -'yas I ,r 8 3' 4' PTI!! - ' ' 'Fei-' ' 1 52 Eff ' lv J u -1 J Z: 14 22117 - -I as n 1, , ' 14,3 W., H T Iffgf' Y H . . . ,, , TQN5 ' ' . 5,91-2. zo. T . G53 ' ' Sirk 4 V fo.: , x-1-.1 1 M, g if-T :af ' :uf . . 537' 65 7 , ' u 1 ' gui ' - n if-mfg? . live ' 4' .qs A - 5:11, u n ay . utgf. 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IS., RQ A 'S' .6 . 9, - ' ,Q Fl s' xiii . ' 'ff- Li. 2591 'w 3553. ws fr? fi 6324 5. 4.r.,s-' 2 ng -R423 '14-J-1 '-.x-.- .F f: V :Wi 13- , . -. :tml J: iw: - A -i 'ICN M ,, 'Sa 'i' 5. if-V . ,, 'L Q Q0 I7 il 42 4 J' fdmswff -.N ,Q lyfi 7' 10 VIVIAN YETTER Viv Here's to the girlwho's bound to win. KENNETH ADELMUND Dutchie Oh well, Dutchie, the first hundred years are the hardest. DORIS EBERSOLE When she smilesyou'll Smile too. JERALD MOORE .Terry An 1nnocent face but you never can tell DARLENE BASHAM Her heart belongs to Dean HOWARD SCHIVIIDT Ike I l1ke work I could Slt and look at lt for hours MYRA DELL STURTZ Qu1et but oh those thoughts ,W Afa5uPX SQ: 'fr ff' .4 i V 47' is J PATRICIA GR OVES Pat It pays to be good and study, or does it? LOW ELL DAVIS Davey I never talk except when it is extremely necessary. COLLETTE VAUGHAN Co 'A one-rnan circus that Ring- ling doesn't control. NANCY KENNIKER Good things come in small packages. 'Z-'sz HOMER WAGONER Blornore ,, V sy--. ' ' Greater athletes might have been born, but I doubt it. SHARLA KVIDERA Shar I just love to argue. WAYNE GRAY I don't know what you're talking about, but I'm against it. OI ,'1 Giang! -fs, 1:sig?A'.9a1'i!irzA 11 'ltr ,Qi ,910 11' -. an A 2 'W 313 , 1 , ' T of rd v ?!7 I is CAROL BRADEN . auf-Q'-Q' -- It's silly to think. Let's talk! CLAYTON BELL ROrr1eO He loves one but which one. CHARLOTTE NOVOTNY What I say I mean, nothing more or less. NORMA SHAYER Life is long but I am short. LOWELL NIILLER It's wiser to be good than bad. DARLENE CHIZEK Rather quiet she seems to be, but after four o'clock--you can't fool me. HENRY LIVINGSTON I-Ieinie He has the ability to keep them all guessing. -4- w J- ' ' wrife:fxLs!3Twie.-was 12 2315? -.'- 'gif' ' x DARLENE DVORAK It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. MARVIN KARKOSH Why am I so handsome ? The girls, they bother me. MARY LOU KALOUPEK She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. DOROTHY YANDY Tudy Her heart's like the moon. There's a man in it. SHIRLEY BROWN Shir1 Silence is golden but who am I to make money? JOHN FLYNN Johnnie Knowledge without labor is my hobby, MARIE BENDA Our little beezelbubtle--but we can't get along without her. M.. f. 3 'iff 553 I IIIAIIII Y ' ' Yguysf J, Chorus Girbs .1 ' of -'I -. eo o p ,, gi 'f . WG l QW h a v . K f ' W fbi A 7 I A - -' ?g g'H T2 ,I ,V H ,s,lk?' Q X WJ 3 ' X .V QM .4 i 'ia Getting ahead the ff E clean way x f W ' Y ,gf I-'Dy . l-,Q Pfslx. ,La J, f- ,. wee. ,f .J-A. f N ll r' ,.f'f ' 3 Look at the beau! .-M H . e 'A X ,ff Three Little Girls In Blue Glamour gals U, X Q ll:-we tif +1112 a 1 ll , .X X if K ,1 X . I' . fa L k h ' ,. O? O S Dairy Maids sllpplng Date Bait 9 , ., P Q. Q W 2' is, e V, ..: 7' A 'r. ,paw sw' f V U',,,vv J Y. 4 Spemot 4 Q 'Q . r e YCSQ What' s the excitement ?v HIS Ill IHI SI-IARLA KVIDERA Marchlng Bind I Z 3 4 Concert Band I Z 3 'iskctlnll I Mu-:ed Chorus I Z 3 4 Class Offlcer Z str Solo I I o 3 4 IHS xt l Z Instr Quart 4 Instr Qulnt Vocal Sc xt 4 Voc 1lTr1o Z 3 4 Vocal Octet 3 Vocal Solo I 4 Annual 4 P1ano Solol Z 4 B B C lptun 4 DARLENE BASHAM March1ngl31ndI Z 3 4 Concert Band I Z 3 4 Basketball I Z 3 4 Glee Club I Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Plays 3 4 Instr Solo 4 Instr Instr Qulnt 3 Vocal Octet 3 News Reel Z Annual 4 Y Teen I Z CLAYTON BELL Football Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Plays 3 State Chorus 4 Vocal Quart 3 4 Speech contest 4 Track I Z 3 Baseball 4 Vocal Solo 4 MARVIN KARKOSH Glee Club I Z VIVIAN YETTER Marchmg Band l Z 3 4 Concert Band I Z 3 4 Glee ClubZ 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Offlcer Z 4 Instr Solo I Z 3 4 Instr Sext I Z Instr Quart I Z 4 Annual 4 Vocal Octet 3 ELAINE KAISAND Basketball I Z 4 Concert Band 1 Z 3 4 Marchmg Band I Z 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Class Off1cer3 4 Annual 4 Instr Qu1nt 3 Instr Quart 4 L1brar1an2. DONALD BLAKE Basketball 2 3 4 Football Mgr I Football Z 3 4 Track Z 3 Glee Club 2 3 Plays Z 3 Class Off1cer 3 News Reel 3 4 Annual 4 Baseball 4 HOWARD SCI-IMIDT Basketball l,Z, 3,4, Football 4, Track Z,3, Glee Club l,Z,3, M1xed Chorus 1,Z,3, Plays 2,3,4, News Reel 3,4, Annual 4g Baseball 4. ROBERT CARSON Football I 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Marchmg Band I Z 3 Glee Club I Cheerleader Z Dramat1cs I Z 3 Annual 4 Instr Quart 3 Concert Bind I Z 3 WILLIAM ZIGLER Glee Club I Z 3 4 M1xed Chorus I Z 3 4 News Reel Z 3 4 Vocal Solo I Z 3 4 Mxxed Quart Z Annual 4 Vocal Quart Z 3 4 Vocal Octet 4 Plays 4 DORIS EBERSOLE Marchlng Band I Z 3 4 Concert Band I 2 3 matlcs I News Reel 3 4 Annual 4 Instr Tr1o I 2 4 RUTH BERCER Mlxed Chorus I Z 3 4 Glee Clubl Z 3 4 News Reel 4 L1brar1an4 Annual 4 Vocal Sext 4 Plays Z 3 4 MARY LOU KALOUPEK Marchlng Band 1 Cheerleader I 3 News Reel 3 Glee Club 2 Concert Band I Plays 14 Instr Qu1nt I WAYNE CRAY Marchlng Band I 2. Concert Band I MARVIN CECAK Football 2 3 4 Track 3 DARLENE DVORAK Glee Club I Y Teen I 2 MARIE BENDA Glee Club 2 Plays 4 DONALD CROSKREY Football 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 Track 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Plays 1 Z 3 News Reel 2 Annual 4 LOWELL DAVIS Marchlng Band l,Z,3,4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3, Concert Band I, Z, 3, 4, Annual 4, Instr. Tr1o 3, Instr. Quart. 4. AUIIVI Sl IDRS f ' sr ,,,S my ,,: ,,: ' 45131 ' 2 ,2,3,4Q Glee l,Z,3,4g , ,Q 4 3 A 2 5 ' ' ' ,49 , , 5 ' 9 . . 3 in ,, ,Z,4g nstr. Tri I, , 3 tr, g ,,, Se ', ,Q . . ' - Q . l . 31 ' '- V. 1 '2 ' ,,: 1 f I ,P ' S fy? ' . .2 5 Q , ,L C y , ,Z ' - S Q . , ,S - S ' . ' 'B 2 3 A' , 5 . 5 - ' , , ,Q ,,, Trio 3,45 Instr. Sext.1,23lf1St1'. Quart. 43 4g Glee Club Z,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,33 Dra- . ' S ' S I ' 9 ,g 3 , 3 - ,. ' ,, . ,,: ' ,J ' ' ,,,g , , , 5 ,,: ,,: : : ' ' 5 1 3 ' . ,L 3 . 3 ,, . , ,S Z . ' 9 ,Q , - I S S , , . . . S , ,L ' - ,,I ' ,Q . ' ,J . ,,,: . . 1 S . 3' . , ,S I ' ,,S . , y I , , , I I - , . . I ,,,S ,Q . 3 ' ,Q 9 . 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' : . . 3 15 HIS Ul lHlSl ROBERT REINIG Football 3 Basketball l Z 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z M1xed Chorus l Z Class Off1cer Z News Reel l 2 Plays 4 SHIRLEY BROWN Y Teen Z March1ng Band Z 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Plays 3 4 News Reel Z 3 4 Annual 4 DORIS FERRY Basketball 2 Glee Club 3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 News Reel 1 Z 3 4 Annual 4 L1brar1an 4 HOMER WAGONER Basketballl Z 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorusl Z 3 4 Plays 3 Track LOIS MORGAN Instr Solo Z March1ng Band l Z 3 4 Concert Band 1 Z 3 4 News Reel 4 Instr Quar 1 2 Annual 4 CAROL BRADEN News Reel Z 3 4 Glee Club Z. 4 Y Teen 1 Basketball Z 3 Plays 3 4 HENRY LIVINGSTON Football Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track Z Glee Club Z 3 M1Xed Chorus 3 COLLETTE VAUGHAN Marchmg Band 1 Concert Band l Basketball Z Plays 3 Annual 4 CELIA GARY Glee Club 2 Plays 2 News Reel 3 4 Annual 4 Y Teen 1 Z RUTH HAYES Y Teen l 3 March1ng Band 1 Glee Club l Z Annual 4 Plays 4 NORMA SHAYER Vocal Octet 3 M1xed Chorus 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Vocal Solo 4 Plays 4 WALTER STARR Football 1 Z 3 4 Glee Club l 3 4 Mlxed Cho rus 4 Annual 4 Football Capt 4 FAYE WINDERS Marchlng Band3 4 Glee Club 3 4 News Reel Z 3 4 Speech Contest 4 DOROTHY YANDA L1brar1an 4 Y Teen 1 2. Plays 2 KENNETH ADELMUND Football Z 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Track JOHN FLYNN Football 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 Track Z JERRY MOORE Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 Plays 4 CHARLOTTE NOVOTNY Glee Club l 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 3 4 Vocal Solo 3 PATRICIA GROVES News Reel 4 Annual 4 MYRA DELL STURTZ Glee Club 2 3 Y Teen l DARLENE CI-IIZEK L1brar1an 4 Y Teen 1 RUTH WELLS Plays 4 Glee Club 3 s :ass xr 9 l , nr 1 1: 1 o vx v :sax :xl ' 1 11: 1 1 no x xr ,yy a yy ,I 1 rr 1 :ry . sas: 9 - 1' 11 o rss: :nav :vpn :yrs 1 Z73l4' 1:1 lr! 273s ' ' xx :rr 93. . . . 1:19 1 s may 1 ,,,, ,Z,3,4s - . .- Z. :rr yr rn ,j ,C NJ :avr sal 1 ax: ns a3: xy 1 1 . 1 1 5 I a 19' :Zo 1 s yr 1' :Zn 1' :I 1 1 ' J: 7 nl , a C LASS OFFICERS President Dick Anderson Vice President Bernice Biley Secretary Treasurer Maxine ROll1SOH not pictured J is for Juniors Working early and late To make the big banquet Or get a new date We Juniors looked forward to the 1948 49 school year At last we were to become upper classmen' Our class play Problem Fa ther was presented November 23 Remember all the fun we had at rehearsal k1ds9 Our class was well represented on the athletic field In football our lettermen were D1ck Anderson Bill Gary Don Zigler Ray Whitmore Charles Bruene and Burton Adams Those Junior girls and boys out for basketball were Bernice Biley Ra mona Turbett Eleanor Young Mar Jorie Pugh Maxine Rollison Ray Whitmore, Dick Anderson, Jim Campbell, Hurb Wagoner, Leonard Fletcher was manager. Many Juniors displayed their musical abilities this year. Besides the large group taking part in glee clubs and mixed chorus, Pat Palmer and Merry Gray were members of the Girls' Sextet. Those taking part in the small instrumental groups were Naomi Morgan Trombone Quartet and Brass Sextet Marilyn Blake Saxophone Quartet and Merry Gray Clarinet Quartet Another extra curricular activi ty in which many Juniors participated was the News Reel Bernice Biley and Gail Scott were elected as two of the five cheer leaders of the year At all home basketball and football games anyone could find the Juniors ready and willing to serve them apples and candy bars The proceeds were used to help finance the Junior Semor Banquet and Prom. Our high-light of the year was, of course, the Junior-Senior banquet and prom, which, at this writing, has not arrived yet. 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THE SUPHUNIURIS M LETS' Q r ji: fri? ? .-. ' . ' P 53,4 .1 6 viz A43-9 5'-SQ . gl 1 T22 arf' W3 F56 .. . 'J ,r':fQ': :Aw-f, rw: 3.1,-42 -.pf V, 344' L'--I ,, 's 4. .44 :DL 1 3,-.. .1 ,. 5323 ki-1-2 ' 55- E235 5:-Q53 ' L' I: 'f9f?, Yi-fbi -Lv, . : f .1 sa ui J FW FOURTH ROW: John Ferry, Bob Zmolek, Gerald Eernisse Frank Nekola, John Sichra, Louis Podhajsky, Bob Vlasak, Leon Ferriss, Roger Steveson, Eugene Garretson. THIRD ROW Esther Bruene, Duane Sells, Walter Cherveny, Max Stanford Joe Svoboda, Charles Bruene, Stanley Rebik, Jerry Smith, Ron- ald Cockrel, Esther Hayes. SECOND ROW: Jeannette Vesely Beverly .Hennesy, Jeanette Shayer, Marilyn Thompson, Patty Hanify, Dorothy Dolash, Ella Jean Yanda, Marjorie Emerson Doris Emerson, Bernice Wacha, Dorothy Whalin, June Cizek Lillian Sturtz. FIRST ROW: Shirley Burns, Lavonne Beck Naomi Blake, Dianne Sievers, Maryan Wacha, Betty Enegar Garnett Rhodes, Jerrie Lou Joens, Ruth Wilson, Mary Jean N ovotny. 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Z0 Secretary Treasurer Denon Harvey HIISHMI CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Dean Auler1ch left V1ce Presldent Raymond Taylor center fr1ghtJ The class of 52 started out to a very eventful school year wrth 43 members Fourteen boys part1c1pated 1n football Two of these Stanley Dostal and Paul Wh1tmore recewed The Freshman Class par t1c1pated 1n many mus1cal act1v1t1es such as M1xed Cho rus Band Boys Glee Club G1rls Glee Club Four boys sang 1n the Boys Octette Jan Huyck Kerth McCord Dean Lewers and Duane Kaxsand The Freshman 1n1t1at1on prov1ded fun for the school and expec1ally the Freshmen Z1 Quote We enjoyed lt except that those d1ct1onar1es surely were heavy unquote The Freshman Class The class was not only went out for g1rls basketball w1th Betty Skala makmg the frrst team Dean Auler1ch was elected head cheerleader and Eva Lou Wagoner was one of the other four In boys basket ball e1ght freshmen went out for the sport We propose to keep up the good work through the next three years and do our best at T H S 4 7 ' c J - ' letters for their good work. football -minded, seven girls v.l,1 S' ..- 'bfi 34:2 . 1:4 IHI HHSHIVII , ., 0 ,,. --,, f .r- ,,...,n we uf: 1 121 4 '1 '15 , ,., . , .4 'Si 'xiii' 23-'12 235-T-' 'f 231 -A--5 -,'..,'x P514 ffii iffy 'iii'-'z ply FOURTH ROW: Jack Zmolek, Dean Aulerich, Bob Whaley, 5493: . . . . 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A :.f ra 2 :ma Q '1 -e . - ' ' 2312i41421.ifrizfzfzaaf-',f..u1d1s 217:51 'Sift-a2?!:re.'.:',f .2sx3'Y4:1-N35 ilk?-?,A7':f2?G?ix 'I-Zlfim-l'1:13r'i:I.'fg,W? t xc , . - 1' 7':+Cif71:?y fg,:EE7'if5'Q 2 ZZ Hllllllllll STANDING Homer Wagoner Ray Whitmore Don Croskrey Don Blake Marvin Cecak Clayton Bell B111 Gary Dick Anderson Don Z1gler Howard Schmidt Walter Starr Charles Bruene BurtonAdams Henry Livingstone Hurb Wagoner KNEELING Bob Zmolek Johnny Flynn Jack Zmolek Stanley Rebik Stanley Dostal Paul Whitmore Bob Carson J'1m Camp bell SITTING .Terry Sm1th John Ferry Duane Kaisand Keith Blake Dean Lewers .Terry Hoffer Denon Harvey Billy Prusha Jan Huyck Eugene Garretson Late in August about thirty boys answered Coach Schmedeke s call to football with only s1x lettermen returning The team was light and inexperienced averaging approximately 158 lbs The public seemed to feel that Toledo would definitely finish in the celler but the boys had the will and the determ1nat1on to win The season s record was four wins and five losses The most heartbreaking game was with Traer Toledo was down to the twenty yard line four times but the mud stopped them score 6 O The biggest football upset of the conference was the Marengo game The Tigers were favored two touchdowns over the Raiders but Toledo finished off a perfect homecoming by winning Z0 13 Toledo finished th1rd in the conference Walter Starr was elected honorary captainfor the 1948 1949 season The following boys were chosen for All Territory Marshall Hardin Grundy and Tama Don Zigler Honorable Mention Don Croskrey Don Blake Homer Wagoner and Burton Adams On all Conference teams were First Team Walter Starr Second Team Bill Gary Clayton Bell Henry Livingston Kenneth Adelmund Homer Wagoner Burton Adams and Don Zigler received Honorable Mention Walter Starr received Honorable Mention on the Des Moines Register team SEASON S RECORD Opponent Toledo Reinbeck State Center Ackley Brooklyn Traer Marengo Montezuma Tama Bell Pla1ne PLAYERS AND POSITIONS Left End C Bell H Livingston Left Tackle D Blake Left Guard M Cecak S Dostal Center B Wagoner Right Guard W Starr P Whitmore Right Tackle-C Bruene Right End D Croskrey R Anderson Quarterback W Gary Halfback R Wh1tmore Halfback B Adams H Wagoner Fullback D Zigler K Adelmund 23 . 1 . . . . , . . . U U, . . K , . , Countiesj teams: First Team--Walter Starr, Second Team--Ray Whitmore, Third Team-- ' 13 6 : - . , 12 14 . ' ' : - . : - 32 6 . , . 3 - . 3 ' 12 14 - . , . ' s ' - . 6 0 , 5 ' - . , . 5 13 Z0 - . 5 - . ' 3 45 0 ' - . , . : - . Z0 0 ' , . . ' Z0 Z6 Gafy orosk T1 rev a a P-nd 1 Adafns 15 IHHIAIIIHIS Cecak and Coach Nl ' 1 . 5 Whitmore f Bell Z4 Z'iglE'1j B .Fuene a Hd Blak cecak Dxd you ever get the feelmg you were surrounded'7 Then you have some 1dea of how Bob Frankhn Belle Plame s fullback felt as he broke 1nto the open around Toledo s r1ght end Just m1ss1ng the tackle 1S Gary 10 on the ground In hot pursu1t of the e1us1ve Pla1nsman are left to r1ght D Blake 13 Cecak 16 Anderson 20 Bell C9 Adams 7 Starr 17 and D Zlgler Q8 We suspect that B Wagoner 1S the extra pa1r of legs behlnd Frankhn Inc1denta1ly lt was Starr the determmed look1ng character who brought down Franklm an-'Patti Pract1cally all of the Toledo football team are shown watch1ng 1ntent1y as Dutch Adel mund makes lt 14 to 0 at Belle Pla1ne on Arm1st1ce Day They are left to r1ght Bruene 15 Gary 10 on the ground aga1n D Z1g1er 8 Croskrey 11 B Wagoner 6 Cecak 16 Bell 9 and Adams 7 D Blake 13 and Anderson 20 are on the1r hands and knees 1n the center of the p1cture The player gettlng h1S face rubbed 1S Adelmund who has Just crossed the double str1pe OUR CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders of 1948 49 were elected by a popular vote of the student body They are from left to r1ght Eva Lou Wagoner Ga1l Scott Dean Auler1ch Qhead cheerleader Sh1rley Brown and Bermce Bmley 25 1 . ,l . C 3 - . - 1 . , - 1. c 1, 4 1, c 1, J, cm, cn, . . . . D. .. . . - . , . . 1 ,.e,.r'f11i M - 'W ,. DI, I Q A S is 1 ' A Y 1, 1 A 6 . ,,, Q 49, cb, cu, ' mf. U, g J, cm. E cn. . c 1, h c J I ' D . J' 1 ., 1 1 ,. , Mgt 'ix KING AND QUEEN HIINIHIUNII ll The Homecoming ceremonies began by hanging an effigy of Marengo above the school- house entrance Thursday morning, October 14, That evening, A Torch Parade and Snake Dance, led by the cheerleaders, began downtown and ended at Wagoners. The Homecoming spirit burst into flame as torches lit a huge bonfire and 'Marengo' was burned amid loud cheering of townspeople and students. With a rousing send-off, the pep meeting got under way with the pep band playing On Toledo. Yells, speeches, and a skit-- The Wedding of Miss Victory --completed the gala affair. At 2:00 o'clock Friday afternoon, the float parade, consisting of the Marching Band, the King and Queen and attendants, and the floats proceeded down main street. The procession stopped at the band stand where Mayor Gary crowned the royal couple. CKing William and Queen Elaine and the attendants--Doris Ferry, Sharla Kvidera, Bob Carson, and Walter Starr--were chosen by popular vote of the high school student body., Friday evening provided the high-light of Homecoming. Upon a gaily decorated Clark Field, the Raiders upset the much-favored Tigers 21-13. At half-time the marching band presented the King and Queen to the fans. Following the game a dance, held in the Community Building for students and alumni, climaxed a perfect Homecoming! HOIVIECONIING GAME King and Queen and Attendants ' Anzo. .1 Effigy of Marengo At .V,,. ow' 27 af' A- 9 lHl RAIIIHIS Bob rs stone Dean xii-wiflanag Blake HenryRxCg:J:Jl1nEeOnal'1ld1'iXe3?3Sonar rjlliilg Kelth Ore u nxg HOfne Ore ROW sand 5 1 Wham Bob Rel whim 1yuRD me Kal ke Pau RQW n Rav K Dua Bla XRST derS0 'Z-ffloxix Davxs Dogeke Coach imldt D1cl4An both Mr Schgjll Howard SC Sm 1,011 onel' Cxaybell CaPl'a1n 3 lm Camp there w1th plenty of f1ght and sp1r1t Of the fourteen regularly scheduled games the boys won four and lost ten By County Tournament tlme desp1te the fact that the odds were very much aga1nst the fellows they came through w1th aRunner up trophy In the f1rst round Toledo edged out Traer Z9 Z4 The Ralders defeated Chelsea 1n the second round 41 Z1 ln the sem1 fxnals Toledo met Gladbrook and won by a score of Z0 9 Toledo and Dysart were-the contenders for the Champ1onsh1p but the Ra1ders were outscored by the Trojans 37 18 Toledo met Tama for the th1rd tlme thrs season 1n the Sect1onal Tournament The Tamahawks were too much for the Ra1ders and won 52 36 Brooklyn Garw1n Marengo Montour Montezuma Tama Belle flame SEASON S RECORD Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Z8 Brooklyn Montour Ma rengo Montezuma Tama Garwln Belle Pla1ne Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo ,g 4' - 7 er, Although the Raiders did not have a winning basketball season, they were always in 30 32 Z6 ' Z3 24 20 43 Z0 52 34 30 66 ' 67 Z8 45 29 Z0 ' 38 ' 45 Z9 ' 51 Bob Re1n1g Guard Howard Schm1dt Center D1ck Anderson Forward Clayton Bell Forward Lowell Davms Forward .Tlm Campbell Guard 29 Ray Wh1tmore Forward IHHIAIIHRHHS l1T1 M15-5 0 ham a h Darlene Bas Bermcewac 1 v Befmc Dons EfnerSfinrD1oA11ia Turbettd tiixraila K-Vldera 3 SECOND RSA? Bond Coachr E-la1I1e Kagan 3. chapefon W Betill meg 5kala T RO Betw igflxvn Thoffwason The Ralderettes under the coach1ng of Nathan Bond completed the1r 48 49 season w1th 8 w1ns and 5 losses In the County Tournament held at Montour Toledo won the Consolat1on trophy fth1rd place by defeat1ng Garwln 47 33 los1ng to Clut1er Z0 52 and w1nn1ng over Gladbrook 48 30 In the Sectlonal also at Montour the team was defeated 1n the f1rst round by the Charg1ng Czechs of Clut1er the champs of the tournament The half t1me score was 14 18 Clutmer but the absence of Bernlce B1ley the second half one of the best guards 1n th1s t sec lon of the state brought about the great dlfference 1n the f1nal score Z6 40 SEASON'S RECORD Toledo Opponents Toledo Opponents Brooklyn Gladbrook Montour G ladb r ook Clut1er Garwm Montour Garwxn Clutler D1nsdale Brooklyn Gladbrook 30 . 'E - 4 I 1 fl? y , Y r ,- O cw Q 2 . 1 I , I 1 3 Q 1 1 n A , u h . r'o1'ie Pug ' Lorenzen' ' e Buey' 3 . A . '- , . ' . - , . . D Q C Dv ' . Z6 18 48 30 ' Z8 Z1 25 43 Z8 31 62 34 ' 47 33 ' 26 40 ' Z0 52 ' 45 32 37 31 61 31 Ela1ne Ka1 and Forward N Bermce Bxley Guard .UQ wflx fx A y- bau! . Q a S Q 0,9101 60 1 St - 9 4 We 9 he HL Oqorno tive rv Q CQ Q x, oo' QKQX ' S QKQX6. .HW Ni E 0 Schm. Idt gets the up G pep we 43110, Swlhg 'Ci S fff ' s TWO Points we vOq aytiq. 5099:- IH .Ill IIIRR RS Arnold W D Da avid M Ili-ibersole C:adChKl1Pka Deagfiord Donavo Pek SChm Aulerl n Ran H f W1 b ST W ul ofer G old Dlckx RCW Ian 611' Billy peT1Ch E e UCeI.a G Huyck K t Tusha D g ne el' 91 aid Youngmanh fdccofd Jffnff ar Ty Hennesy The .Tumor H1gh Basketball team had a successful season w1nn1ng f1ve games out of the seven games played los1ng only to Marengo and Gr1nnell Although several boys on the team were small they proved the1r worth by then' speed and tr1ck1ness The f0llOW1Hg boys played on the J'un1or I-hgh Team untll they were transferred to the Second Team by Coach Schmedeke Ke1th Blake Duane Ka1sand Paul Wh1tn'1ore and Dean Lewers P1ctured wxth the Hlgh School Squad SEASON S RECORD Opponent Toledo Marshalltown Marshalltown Grlnell Marengo Gladbrook Grmnell Gladbrook 33 'U J y I 4,1 1 X, Y .4 lou ' l ' '. -Terry 'R1Chard . edeke.F1R Ch, Garth kf Billy A K ' .v ' I ' ' .v U . ' k' .C ' ' ' l Z7 39 16 38 ' 15 18 ZZ 17 25 38 ' Z0 10 ' 17 31 BASIBM SECOND ROW: Walter Starr fOutfieldJ, Howard Schmidt QPitcherQ, Ray Whitmoreflnfieldj, Don Blake fOutfieldJ, KennethAdelmund fCatcherj, Dick Anderson COutfieldQ, Jim Campbell Clnfieldl. FIRST ROW: Coach Bond, Henry LivingstoneCOutfieldJ, Jan Huyck fCatcherQ, Jerry Smith Clnfieldl, Paul Whitmore flnfieldj, Don Zigler COutfieldD. Baseball is a new sport in Toledo High School, therefore their record for this season has been a series of defeats: Montour--6 to 26: Brooklyn--4 to 16: Tama Z to 16: Brook- lyn--Z to ll. SECOND ROW: Jack Zmolek, Coach Schmedeke, Carl Bryan, Dean Aulerich, Max Stanford, Don Zigler, Leon Ferriss, Bob Carson, Roger Steveson, Rolland Cooper, John Ferry, Jerry Hoffer, Dean Lewers, Charles Bruene, Keith Blake, Eugene Arnold. FIRST ROW: Bill Scheid, Eugene Garretson, Orla Davis, David Kupka, Ronald Cockrel. Although track is not a new sport in Toledo, many of the fellows participating in it are inexperienced. At the track meet in Cedar Falls and Vinton the following boys entered: Dean Aulerich, Bob Carson, Don Zigler, Eugene Arnold--440 Relay: John Ferry, Dean Aulerich, Bob Carson, Eugene Arnold--Medley Team: Orla Davis--High Jump: Eugene Arnold--Broad Jump. At Grinnell the following boys entered the meet: Eugene Arnold--220 yd. Dash and Broad Jump: Clayton Bell--High Jump: Leon Ferriss--Discus: ,John Ferry--880 yd. Run? Bill Gary--lf2 mi. Relay: Eugene Garretson--Shot Put: Dean Lewers--Mile Run: Bill Scheid--Discus, Max Stanford--High Jump: Paul Whitmore--440 yd. Run: Don Zigler-- Broad Jump, 100 yd, Dash, ZZO yd. Run and Relay: Jack Zmolek--Shot Put. 34 J IUHISIIA IAH 'xl SECOND ROW Walter Starr William Zigler Celii Gary Don tld Blake Lois Morvan Howard Schmidt Collette Vauvhan Donald Croskrey D1rleneBasham Robert Carson Lowell Davis Mr Odell Adxisor FIRST ROW Pat Croves Ruth Hayes Doris Ferry Ruth Berger Elaine Kaisand Vivian Yetter Shirltx Broun Doris Ehersole Sharla Kvidera Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Art Girls Basketball Boys Football an Typist: Photography Vocal lxlusic Concert Band Marching Band Basketball Williarn Zigler. Eliine Kaisand Nix 1811 Yetter Walt r Starr Darlene Baxham Darlene Basham Sharla Kvidera Donald Blake Ruth Berger Shirley Brown Celia Cary. Doris Ferry Pat Croves 0 Ruth Hayes Lois Nlorgan Collette Vaughan, Donald Blake Sharla Kvidera Doris Ebersole .Lowell Davi: Advertising and Circulation DOY72ilCi CFOSRYCS' n xxar Q Sch ui Grades , llli JYQ5 . uilh Cilify Advisor . .lx r Oiell IWS lllll SIAH TQ THIRD ROW Faye Winders Nlarilyn Blake Barbara Bacon Barbara I-Ianify Naomi Blake Elaine Mason Ruth Wilson Maryan Wacha Celia Gary Deloris Conrad Shirley Burns Doris Ebersole SECOND ROW Miss Vagts Advisor Mary Ann Reuihard Gloria Applegate Groves Naomi Morgan Virginia McCord Shirley Brown FIRST ROW Lavonne Beck Virginia Kvidera Patty Rebik Jeanette Shayer Evonne Bruner Patty Hamfy Marilyn Thompson Dorothy Whalin Doris Ferry Ruth Berger The NEWS REEL was published monthly by the Toledo H1gh student body under the vuidance of Miss Vagts Some of the articles featured in it were Disc Jockey Talk Book Nook Fads and Fashions Pep Meet1ngs Birthdays Student Opinion Guess Who Sports Editorials Honor Roll and articles on student activities as they occurred as well as feature articles By popular request of the students a gossip column titled Cupid s Column was added Through the NEWS REEL those who may wlsh to go further in Journalism or newspaper work find this extra curricular activity beneficial And for those who don t it is a means of expressing themselves and letting the townspeople and students know of the school s activities Once each month we had school news published 1n the TOLEDO CHRONICLE EDITOR Celia Gary MANAGING EDITOR Barbara Bacon BUSINESS STAFF Evonne Bruner Elaine Mason Marilyn Thompson Naomi Blake ARTIST Ruth Wilson PROOF READER Virginia McCord REPORTERS Don Blake Howard Schmidt Marilyn Blake Dorothy Whalin Patty Palmer Bob Vlasak Nlaryan Wacha Mary Ann Reinhard Doris Ferry Duane Sells Shirley Burns Pat Rebik Barbara Hanify Patty Hanify Not Pictured Carol Braden Lois Morgan CIRCULATION Naomi Morgan Lavonne Beck Jeanette Shayer Gloria Applegate PRINTING Faye Winders William Z1gler Virginia Kvldera Deloris Conrad Doris Ebersole TYPISTS Pat Groves Ruth Berger Shirley Brown 36 f C H . gf - L... - H 9 ' r G V ' 1 Wy. ' 1 1 , Y , A , - r Tm K l 1 . A. 1 t ',, Q A Q X , Pat Palmer, Duane Sells, Don Blake, Howard Schmidt, William Zigler, Bob Vlasak, Pat 41 - - - 1 M '- :za The members of the Junior Class of Toledo High School presented to a packed theater, their class play Problem Father , November 23, under the direction of Miss Bernice Schreiber. Problem Fathern is a three-act comedy by Conrad Seeler. The comedy centered around Sheldon Tupper Wentworth a so-called writer. Wentworth possessed queer ideas at times, not enough to call him eccentric, but enough to puzzle and perturb his family and acquaint- ances very much. The resulting complications provided hilarious entertainment for the attentive audience. CAST Sheldon Tupper Wentworth, a writer . Emily Wentworth, his wife ..... Ken Wentworth, his son .... Barbara Wentworth, his daughter . George Wentworth, his brother . . Mrs. Bywater, his mother-in-law . . Lula, the maid ........ Lucy Sanders, friend of Barbara's . . Annabelle Sander, friend of Barbara's . Hazel Higgins, friend of Barbara's . Johnny Powell, Barbara's boyfriend . . . Fred Thorpe ................ Dr. Henry Van Owen, Speaker at Woman's Club . . . Mrs. Ernestine Powers, President of Woman's Club . Miss Velma Tuthill, A member of Woman's Club . . Mrs. Snellgrove, A member of Woman's Club . Various other parts were filled by Naomi Morgan, Ila Jean Beck, Deloris Conrad, Elaine Mason, Eleanor Young, and Virginia McCord. Patricia Palmer had been cast in the role of Barbara Wentworth. An illness just a few days before the production necessitated a rearrangement in the cast and the part was very ably filled by Merry Frances Gray. . Glen Aulerich , . Ramona Turbett . . . . Bill Gary Merry Frances Gray . . . Dean Beery . Marilyn Blake . Marjorie Pugh . . Barbara Bacon Mary Ann Reinhard . . Dorothy Simon . . . Dick Pugh . Wilbert Dostal . . Donald Cook . Bernice Biley . Elaine Prusha . Gloria Appelgate 4 'Wm fF'fi'SF' l 1 We Seniors presented The Fighting Littlesn--a three-act comedy, Friday, May 13, at the Wieting Theater. Miss Bernice Schreiber was our director, Each member 'of the Little Family has his own idea of the way life should be lived and all of them say so, except Mother Little who is too busy trying to keep the peace. Through all three acts the quick-tempered Littles squabble their way through differences in viewpoint and situations. In the end Mr. Little finds that young folks aren't going to the dogs after all. CAST Mr. Little, who is not as cross as he sounds . . Mrs. Little, who would like a peaceful household Filmer, who can't keep out of trouble . . . . . Goody, who is almost too beautiful . Cousin Olita, a comfortable sort . . Almatina, who runs the kitchen ..... Antoinette, who thinks Filmer is wonderful. . Ham Ellers, who is a regular guy .... . . Norman Peel, who is father's choice . . . . . Henriette Peller, an enchantress from the South. . . Dicky I-Iarpeddle, who is something of a problem Mrs. Harpeddle, who thinks Dicky is wonderful . Cuckoo, just that ...... . . ..... Screwball, ditto . . . . . . Miss Pologa, who is sensitive. . . Howard Schmidt . . Ruth Hayes . . Bob Reinig . Shirley Brown . . Ruth Wells . Norma Shayer . . Marie Benda . . . Donald Blake . . . Jerry Moore Mary Lou Kaloupek . . William Zigler . Darlene Basham . . Doris Ebersole , .Carol Braden . . Ruth Berger I award Q05 1 wo 6 GO xx? 4 9 oo Q ZIQXVO -X O Qxi., 7' dyn You E' ng, X20 '50 4 ' .VCU . V x -' o readif Q So ' Di 1- 1- ry-' eCt01- 9 5' wi. Surprised, Advisor ? 39 elf A -PT-if I QF MAHCHI GRA D if 5 lo, mi fi fr. vw, -967' LN QE vt 1 .,r ! - 'I . , W 44. !-1 ay ,rg . .517 .. s-Fi -fr, SE? TR 14 34 i J.. 'Q .uR' Preceding the school year the Toledo marching band stepped out in full step at the Hoover Celebration held at West Branch. During the football season the '48 band, composed of 48 members, marched at all the home games. They also participated in the Marengo Conference Jamboree. The main event of the year was when the marching band and Shirley Brown, our majorette, received a Division I Rating at Ottumwa. Upon their return the band mothers honored them with a banquet. The '49 band, which has 57 members, chose to go to Veishea at Ames, May 14, instead of going to Waterloo or Cedar Rapids, as was customary. khy. IHI V? lWIRlERS x DeLores Rank Pat Rebik 4, Margaret Hill Shirley Brown Lu 4 W C0 CHN BA ll me Concert band beganimmediately after the lastfootball game on November ll. It was composed of 49 members. The first public concert was given in conjunction with the vocaldepartment on December 13 at Wieting Theater. On February 14, we presenteda concert for the P.T.A. meeting held in the high school assembly, The pep band was made up of volunteers from the concert band. They played at the home basketball games, and journeyed to Tama when Toledo clashed with Tama and Dysart in the tournaments. The concert band received a Division l Rating at the Pre-State Contest at La Porte City and also a Division IRating at the State Contest at Iowa City. This is the first time in recent years that the band received a Division I Rating at State Contests in both marching band and concert band. Our ratings are partly due to the determination on the part of the band members and Mr. Timm to show our appreciation to the Bandaides for the wonderful job they did in raising the money to purchase new uniforms. .191 MFE lb-F Qc rx: .1-1 -'4 -, ,, .. .' vas jig: if 2' ,..,.: 3.51 . 'mg ' 5.2, ik!! 117171 Saga .758 in 11:7 'f '. 55531 ijt? 'N ,-.,+ 54' Sify--Q ,Q-.51 ,yr-sb 553: ., 1, B 555322 +25 22,54 rv? iff! fi-E, gat? .yn .W , 15? f: 2. Ewfsf We 'HE : 4811 535 HAH BIAIHRS Evonne Bruner Deloris Conrad Faye Winders Patty I-lanify .' V' I if , ..,.ffc:4sR'S , 21-Irv' ,fs-'-'f '-an 'f'- ..f.f-:f:1?f1 .-1,bt-iG.if-1 .2'Z-.u.1f aiu: -1' ' 'K YY wa Nlorgalyvlesrak' Nao k Boi .n, 'Y ' C ' , R61 BRASS 5ET5E,r'ECi5oda, jan iuYCont69l At we re,5ta Her, To P H0 X wade. 'H Rating- Shalc 3- Diviwon beC ' . Bob DaV151 well idera UARTET -LO Sharla lfvision UNXPET Q e Ba5hadTlqbeCk D1v 'YR ak Darlentest at R61 VIH'-5 ' QOH -state Pfe Rating' TROMBONE QUARTET -Shirley Randall, Pzimela Yetter, Naomi Morgan, Vivian Yet- ter, Pre-State Contest at Reinbeck--Divi- sion I Ratingg District Contest at Iowa City --Divisionl Ratingg Final State Contest at Perry--Division I Rating. ,S .1 .I 1 'I ' 'zfzx XX F2 1 gk 'xt X Q5 QN xr X ve, 12.- DRUM TRIO - Dean Aulerich, Raymond Yerkes, Roger Randall. Pre-State Contest at Reinbeck--DivisionIRatinggDi5t1-ict Contest at Iowa City--Division I Ratingg Final State Contest at Perry--Division II Rating. QD: .oriemmefgna FRENCH HORN QUARTET-Colleen Fern- ARTET -Nlarlshiryey .Eglin X ear, Judy Huyck, .Tan Huyck, Elaine Kaisand. Xoei-KONE Quxeffle IO?x:,:2Ck DwlS Divi- SPS Blake' at Rex 3 City 'XYI1 tegt 1, XOW ffillsete Tilt Contest 3 , . D15 R?t,1DEi Rating. -510' CLARINET QUARTET-Lois Morgan, Merry Gray, Barbara I-Ianify, Esther Hayes. Pre- State Contest at Reinbeck--Division IRating3 District Contest at Iowa City--Division II Rating. VQCAL VOCAL S S thy Whal2lLISTS seCOndR C16-nor gflgsrs Gerald Palmer Garnett OW D01-O ayfon B lafh Z Eernls Shayer Igre-belVo1Ce I1-ihodes Pat Sandfgar 511 Baritonlgler tTen01.Se T HSI R lghl N Remb 1 one P e Duan Ccjrftkl-l51tVo1ce ltjggluiflqarla Kviillgf-nj State Coit A1 Diiljltate Conjegalt o fo Pre sat, Shlfley Burn Gall SCOtt lglff listat Iowa Ci? I Ratlngs Pat palm ate Contest at S Conti-.31 Bell Duan vislon 1 Rat Y William Sion IR ear, Sharla K Rembeck- 1Ss DIV e Kaisand Glng Clayto Burns .athmgsz Gan Vldera--Divi Contest 1S1On1IRati 'Braid Eel- n teStatID1VlS10n I1RatinSCOtt, Shlrle! Division gefry--WiTESfFfnal Staile gs St ating am Zlgler ow - Kvidera a Clty'-Pat P ' ate Con Division I1 R timer Sharla a ngs 112.16 INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS, Second Row: Don Cook fOboeQ, Dean Aulerich KS b Keith McCordtTubal, Gerald Druml, Bob Vlasak fTrumpetQ, .Toe Svoboda fTu aj, Basham fTrumpetl. First Row: Shirley Burns Eernisse fTrornboneJ, Darlene ' h nej Elaine Kaisand Q French fBaritone Saxophonej, J'err1e Joens fTenor Saxop o , Q M rr Gray fClarinetD, Barbara Hanify CClar- I-Iornj, Vivian Yetter Q'I'rombone , e y inet, Sharla Kvidera fTrumpetl. Pre-State Contest at Reinbeck--Don Cook, Sharla Kvidera, Jerrie Joens, Shirley ' ' --Division I Ratingsg Bob Vlasak, Burns, Vivian Yetter, Sharla Kvidera fpiano .Toe Svoboda, Barbara I-Ianify, Dean Aulerich, Gloria Appelgate fpianol, Vivian Yetter Cpianoj--Division II Ratings. State Contest at Iowa City--Vivian Yetter, Sharla Kvidera, Shirley Burns--Divisionl Ratingsg Don Cook, Sharla Kvidera Qpianol, .Terrie .Toens--Division II Ratings. Final State Contest at Perry--Vivian Yetter, Shirley Burns--Division II Ratings. 43 LS SEXTLI P1tI'1luur Shu lc lr 11 me En on SI1 s utlm PM r I D1 5-I It Conn at It Llnbeel-I D NISIOII I R itrnf in onlm st lou 1 IDINISIOII II R atxnf N BOYS OCTET Second Row .Tan Huyck Kelth McCord .Terry Hoffer Dean Lewers F1rst Row W1ll1am Z1gler Gerald Eern1sse Duane Ka1sand Clayton Bell i BOYS' QUARTET W1ll1am Z1gler, Gerald Eern GIRLS' TRIO Pat Palmer Sharla 1SS8, Duane Ka1sand, Clayton Bell. Pre State Con Kv1dera, Sh1rley Burns Pre State test at Rembeck D1v1s1on I Ratxng, State Contest Contest at Re1nbeck D1v1s1on I at Iowa C1ty DIVISION II Ratmg. Rat1ngg State Contest at Iowa C1ty D1v1s1on II Ratmg 1- 1 ' S' ' '- . : vt, F I, T1 6 , . A lr -C I X. GIR ' ' f lf- 'L L H , 2 'la Kvic fra, Ivlc' ' y Gray, VI jo ', iers ,.' frley Burny R ' pg ?1', . 'I--.' 5 tx R 2' . -- z ' gg St: XC :nt '. Cii,y-- ' 2 ' v, D - A-: A n ,I f A J' 2,4511 , .L v wir. ,R f ' I : .Qs 1 if ,.., s . , - I ' 7 7 , . if ' 'A 1- 1 3 , f J U ' x 5 .J 44 BUYS cm cum C SECOND ROW: Denon Harvey, Joe Svoboda, Jerry Moore, Don Cook, Gerald Eernisse, Clayton Bell, Duane Kaisand, Ray Whitmore, Don Ziglar, Paul Whitmore, Dean Aulerich, Bill Gary, Waller Starr. FIRST ROW: Vivian Yetter--Accompanist, Jan Huyck, Billy Prusha, Keith McCord, William Zigler, Jerryrloffer, Rolland Cooper, Wilbert Dostal, David Kupkn, Homer Wagoner, Dean Lowers, Johnson-Director BIIHS Glll lllllll THIRD ROW: Doris Ebersole, Shirley Burns, Marilyn Blake, Vivian Yetter, Darlene Basham, Ruth Wilson, Nancy Lorenzen, Garnet Rhodes, Margaret Hill, Barbara Bacon, Marjorie Emerson. SECOND ROW: Norma Shayer, Carol Braden, Faye Winders, Mary Ann Reinhard, .To Anderson, Naomi Morgan, Jerrie Ioens, Shirley Capper, Eva Lou Wagoner, Patty Hanify. FIRST ROW: Sharla Kvidera-Accompanist, Dorothy Whalin, Merry Gray, Gail Scott, Lavonne Beck, Gloria Appelgate, Pat Palmer, Ruth Berger, Charlotte Novotny, Elaine Kaisand, Doris Ferry, Miss J'ohnson-Direc- tor. 45 MIXHI CHURIIS I I... m-f FOURTH ROW Joe Svoboda Ray Whrtmore Paul Wh1tmore Duane Ka1sand Davxd Kupka Clayton Bell W1ll1am Zlgler Gerald Eernlsse B1ll Gary Walter Starr THIRD ROW .Tan Huyck Dean Lewers Homer Wagoner Dean Auler1ch Donald Cook Jerry Moore Ke1th McCord Jerry Hoffer B1llyPrusha SECOND ROW Norma Shayer Sh1rley Burns Mar1lyn Blake V1v1an Yetter Darlene Basham .To Anderson Nancy Lorenzen Garnett Rhodes Margaret I-I1ll Barbara Bacon MarJor1e Emerson FIRST ROW Sharla Appelgate Pat Palmer Ruth Berger Charlotte Novotny Ela1ne Ka1sand Dorrs Ferry CONTEST RATINGS Boys Glee Club Pre State Contest at La Porte C1ty D1v1s1on I Rat1ng State Contest at Iowa Cxty D1v1s1on II Rat1ng Grrls Glee Club Pre State Contest at LaPorte C1ty D1v1s1on I Rat1ng State Contest at Iowa Crty D1v1s1on II Rat1ng M1xed Chorus Pre State Contest at La Porte Cxty D1v1s1on I Rat1ng State Contest at Iowa C1ty D1v1s1on II Rat1ng 46 Kvidera-Accornpanist, Dorothy Whalin, Merry Gray, Gail Scott, Lavonne Beck, Gloria Hollywood IS full of noted people so therefore here we f1nd the br1ll1ant students of the class of 49 I Godmother of th1s notable class have just been tak1ng a walk to see how my chlldren are progress1ng IH th1s b1g w1de world Stopp1ng under al1ght post to look around I saw two fad1ng stars argurng about the1r personal contracts ELAINE KAISAND the one you could hear the loudest was tellrng the late Tarzan Movle whlle SHARLA KVIDERA thought Honorable HC1HSt81H s offer of Back 1n the Saddle Agaln w1ll pay very good money Runmng so fast to get away from the hum1l1at1on of my two most hopeful flthoughtl candldates of the class I asked my way around of two 1ntell1gent lookmg men MAR VIN KARKOSH and MARVIN CECAK who were on the1r way to the Hollywood Bowl to attend a concert g1ven by LOIS MORGAN and VIVIAN YETTER After hear1ng a well balanced trombone and clar1net concert I ha1led a tax1 drlven by DUTCHIE ADELMUND who told me he had Just been promoted tax1 dr1ver from bell hop of the J' P Penne Hotel He took me to Grauman s Chlnese Thea tre to see some of the great 1mpr1nts The outstand1ng one was WALTER STARR S prof1le along s1de of .Tlmmy Durante s D1d you know Walter s nose 15 every b1t as b1g as .T1mmy S9 To the left was an 1mpr1nt of a box1ng glove as the symbol of the defeat of Joe Lou1s A knockout w1th the left hook to the b1g toe has made BLAINE WAGONER World Champlon Wlth my sense of 1nsan1ty at an alt1tude Ideclded to go for an a1r plane r1de The pllot to my surpr1se was RUTH BERGER who has an outstandmg record w1th Trans Cont1nentalA1rways F1ft66H crash landmgs out of 30 m1ss1ons She took me to see the Rose Bowl game between the UDIVCTSIIY of Southern Cal1forn1a and the Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan Southern Callforma was trounc1ng M1ch1gan But why shouldn t they w1th DON BLAKE as great defens1ve guard and BOB CARSON and DON CROSKREY as ends The coach thought they d1d such a good Job of playuyg that he made them the whole team Of course they couldn t get along w1thout the1r beautlful cheerleader HOWARD SCHMIDT and h1s most famous yell Pour It On head photographer for the San Franc1sco Da1ly News The act1on shots she got were terr1f1c from actual plays ofthe boys aswell as the cheerleader After the game I went to the Brown Derby where I saw three beautlful walt resses DORIS FERRY CAROL BRADEN and DARLENE CHIZEK They told me they were 1ntend1ng to buy the place as soon as they could save enough t1ps PIHIPHHIY 47 of her late contractwith Lord Zigdonisky of RUTH HAYES was also there. She is Blond or Brunette. 7 Remember when'P Freshlee' PHS Marj r H Posmg 9 Whose LQLS7 Gang s All Here' Glnger 5 GUY' Oooo la la W1111e' Lovmv 'P People ' v 1 41 -'M' u Q -.Q Q.. .J Dunkmg A Rear v1ew of Davy Mary Ann 48 Yum' Yum' Ethel Pr1mp1ng our Off1C6 g1rl at the '0Ck91'S Fools' H lD1gg6Tn from the Students polnt of VICW Jerry Caught wlth hm pants down' Caught' By the Camera ' ' X'e'ee 1- 'N t 45, Y fly gif. 5-. tf ' e. Q a Y 4 .1 y - 1 R J, . 'W -4 I 1 . A- 1- . , ,, 15 A . c' -, V ie -- A ' 1' 5 In R- ha L 'C ' 0 c ' .Q i P, ' ' gm' . 3 -t A :C 1 'Ls 6 ' , , 2 o in , ' ' 5. A r k A I: V W . . . . P l 11Ie 1 1 or t 11 floor Q ou .IERRY NIOORI' 1nd LUCILLE KUNCH mc w1IIx1nL 1 I nex t11 They had found out th1ttI1e1, xxe ft twenty urtl COIISINH d I1 1d 1ITI1CI1tQ d the1r gre 1t uncle S TT11II1ODS so they hadclosed e deal 111 1 eontr1c for tle Green Watc r Cold Couz se en exe1y d1y cept after ra1ns As. the cu1t11n r11sed RUTH WELLS and WILLIANI YICLER 1p,1e 1red 1n the You 1INever Know As 111 une ore t1ey sang Cru1'2.1ne Down the RIXSI Wh1Ch brought b1ck dc ll old r11en1or1cs of our h1Oh schooId1ya 1t I H 5 After the suddende 1th of Harry .Iames famous b1ndIe1df 1 LOWELL DAVIS brought eve n fre 1terf1rr1e to the ore 1111 Zat1OH by featurmq CLAY TON BELL 35 V c1I1st Hs t1er11e M, n Iw1uskr1t Ranblc WAYNE GRAY 1115 succeeded Roy O ere IS the K1n of the Covtboye IHCI has made m1ny p1ctu1ee co Qt1rr1n0 vuth LOWELL MILLER 1tthe L1saoTI1eat1e MYRA DELL SIURTZ 11801115 1 great prOduct1on there tht POP CORN Stand The trlo CELIA CARY PAYE WIN DERS and DORIS EBERSOLE 1remak1n0 U1-e'1t h1t CITCLIS They are 10 tumblere Ce I11f1 Ilthc othm rday but to no harm It seems th1tCOLLETIE VAUGHAIN 19 about to t1ke her 111101 CLIII 111ten s to go 1nto her ow11 bumness but e 1n t de c1de whether to o on WIIII the tumbhnq 1ct or stnt up 1 monkey show IVIARY LOU KALOUPEK hm taken over Louella Parsons Job as goSs1p re porter Her11test PYCIUSIYC IS that SHIR LEY BROWN his. just returned from obta1n1nf her tenth d1vorce on the Urounde th1therhuL,b1ndf111ed1op1y her 1I1mony as aura ed to 1I'ltI1Q1I' f1rst d1vorce settle ment mural ye1r5 1 o nav, C 1 hw, just been 1I'1WC'HtLd J IWELVIIN AINDERSOIN c 11Ied the Bucket of Boltb Mr Anderson 1115 Ib 1112, super 51IeSm1n HENRY LIVINGBTONE and .IOHNINY FLYININ It IS a comb1n1t1on f the bettex puts of the Ford 1nd Chevrolet PAT CROVES the I1tc M1dame Zogo the gre 1t fortune telh r who been 1nto the fu ure 51W her future 1nd d1ed 1 very sudden death just 13 she pre dlcted I-I0iCIl1I'Lg ww the chosen profeseaonof MARIE BENDA and DARLENE DVORAK Qpeed 111 whu h they taught the1r puplls the muIt1pI1cat1on tables CHARLOTTE NO VOTNY h1d 1ntended to tc ich Qchool but her 1ntc rest 111 other th111g5 d1v1ded her atte 1t1on She 15 nowa g1r1-2 footballcoach xuth INANCY KENNIKER 15 her ass1stant They are so 1ntere5ted 1n playmg the tuba th 1t the1r te1m has 1 very poor record A5 for thc four spoken for at the txme of graduatlon DARLENE BASHAM DOR OTHY YANDA NORMA SHAYER and BOB REINIC the1r one b1g dreannhas now be come Qexeral I1ttIe d1e'11'11eI'Q Oh Yes' We shouldn t forget Mr L1r1dse5 and I11S COHHQCIICUI CUt1C PIIUPHICY . 2 2 Q .. f. , f . - 'B A I y ' 1 1 I7 lj ' 2 1 5 1 Q' 2 , : f 2 2 ' ' - 11 ' 1' ' 1 ' - , b . . , 5 Q - '? . 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What S up YD C so HENRY LIVINGSTONE wxlls hls seat on the bench durxng football and basketball games to anyone wantxng It I-'AYE WINDERS wxlls her blonde hazr to Fanme Webster 1n hopes that I-'anme won t have as much trouble keepmng xt curled as she dmd MARIE BENDA bequeaths her abxlxty to keep thxn to Eleanor Young NORMA SHAYER wzlls her ever achlng Jaws from chewmg gum to Loxs Survls DOROTHY YANDA wxlls her waxst lxne to Dorothy Slmon VIVIAN YETTER leaves her atomlc man catcher to Marxlyn Blake P S It only works on Toledo men It dxdn t work for me but maybe xt wxll for you LUCILLE KUNCH wxlls her glasses to Ilo Jean Johnson to see her typewrxter keys better WILLIAM ZIGLER leaves the followxng patents to T H S My hxgh I Q fbeyond words recedlng haxr lme and decrepxt volce to Duane Kaxsand SHIRLEY BROWN wxlls her ab111ty to get mn early and not keep the nelghbors awake to Mar1lyn Blake MARVIN CECAK wxlls hxs good conduct to B111 Prusha and basketball abxlxty to Duane Sells and also a lot of luck m the comxng years to all Jumors JERRY MOORE bequeaths hxs abxlxty to keep from workmg to any student of T H S who wlshes to enjoy lxfe LOWELL MILLER wllls hls abxlxty to control hxs temper to Charles Bruene SHARLA KVIDERA wxlls her drxver s l1cense to Marxlyn Blake so she can get to Montour and back more easxly MYRA DELL STURTZ wxlls her shyness to Rlchard Steveson CHARLOTTE NOVOTNY bequeaths her dancmg abxlxty to B111 Gary DARLENE CHIZEK wxlls her abxllty to concentrate mthe assembly to Donald Cook RUTH HAYES leaves her seat on the rxght hand sxde of a Model A to anyone who desxres to lose wezght JOHNNY FLYNN wxlls hxs whxskers to B111 Gary and hxs small feet to Uncle Txny Bond HOWARD SCHMIDT leaves hxs car to Mr Anderson or anybody else wxth a large lxfe msurance polxcy WAYNE GRAY leaves h1s dog catcher s net and hxs ab111ty to catch dogs to Davxd Kupka BOB CARSON bequeaths hxs 1903 Ply mouth to any unsuspectxng Freshman or Sophomore preferably Bxlly Dolezal LOWELL DAVIS wxlls his medal for havxng handled more dxctxonarxes than any one xn the assembly to anyone who has to sxt by the bookcase next year RUTH BERGER I leave CELIA GARY leaves her posltxon behxnd Mr Penne s desk to Delorxs Conrad 1n the hope that she enjoys her work DON CROSKREY bequeaths his Tom wave set and false eyelashes to Louxs Pod hajsky PAT GROVES wxlls her front seat 1h the second row to some Jumor gxrl that would l1ke to smt across from D1ck Anderson next year LOIS MORGAN bequeaths to any galwho has a hldden yearnlng for bangs those of hers of whxch she has already grown tzred MARVIN KARKOSH wxlls to Carl Bryan hxs cxgarette stubs and late hours hls great speed 1n typxng and slow drxvmg to Joe Svo boda hxs XVIII book onhow to gettallquxckly to Dorothy Sxmon provxdxng Dorothy reads xt thoroughly and follows xnstructxons CAROL BRADEN wxlls her ab1l1ty to sneeze and her supply of handerchlefs to any hay fever vxctxm BOB REINIG wxlls h1s green Chevrolet to Jerry Smxth for future use and h1s basket ball abllxty to Louls Podhajsky MARY LOU KALOUPEK bequeaths her studxous character to those who want to get through hxgh school just by the skxn of then' teeth DONALD BLAKE leaves h1s comb and halr oxl to Duane Sells and h ab111ty to Zmolek and Jerry Smxth DORIS EBERSOLE wxlls her mile a mxnute speak1ng abxlxty to Charles Bruene DARLENE BASHAM wxlls her red haxr and freckles to Fanme Webster COLLETTE VAUGHAN w1lls her prxnt xng press to Mr Anderson so he can make that mlllxon dollars he wants DORIS FERRY leaves wxth the comfortxng fact that her cousxns wxll carry on the famlly name to xts greatest extent WALTER STARR bequeaths to anyone who can operate take care of put to good use and benef1t from the same hxs green Model A DARLENE DVORAK wxlls her abxhty to have fun at dances to anyone who doesn t RUTH WELLS wxlls her love of Econom xc Geography to any unsuspectmg soul who wants 11. ELAINE KAISAND wxlls her brother tc any g1rl who can keep up wxth hxm NANCY KENNIKER w11ls her quxet manner to Mary Ann Rexnhard CLAYTON BELL wills hxs abxlmty to be a bxrd to Duane Kaxsand KENNETH ADELMUND 1 don t have txme to make outa w111 I m readnnga lzbrary book L , . , , . . . . . . . - . . is . . BLAINE WAGONER wills his football cause disturbances inthe assembly to Bob 51 EIHHIH GRADE il- A C. ,.-ff MRS. NEVA KAYSER UPPCT I0W21UHivPfSiW BACK ROW: Garth Weir, lvlelvin Kaufrnan, Roger Sth Gfiidff Bacon, Richard Wiebold, Cerald Youngmzin, Ed- ward Chamra, Louis HllTl,DOI121VOH Rank, Bernard Kunc, Dick Kucera. SECOND ROW: Jackie Kalou- pek, Bobby Thompson, Betty Lee Reinhard, Colleen Ferneau, DeLores Rank, Pzimelzi Yetter, Jean Basham, Sherry Rhodes, Ronald Bogue, Larry I-Iennesy. FRONT ROW: lwiarilyn Bryan, Nancy Rhodes, Shirley Randall, Avonelle Thoms, Annabelle Kajer, Marian Skala, Donna Beery, Betty Taylor, Dorothy Kubalek, Della Vore. SIVI IH GRADE E' Y MISS EILEEN DIRCKS I.S.T.C. 7th Grade BACK ROW: Don Yanda, Melvin Crawford, Billy Aulerich, Raymond Yerkes, Norman Atchison, Robert Skala, Milo Hala, Danny Brandt, Norman McCreary, David McCord, Ray McCreary.SECOND ROW: Dick Chamra, Donnie Ebersole, Rhonda Tur- bett, Barbara Irish, Marlene Ferriss, Barbara Striley, Judith I-Iuyck, Billy Wolf, Eugene Dolezal. FRONT ROW: Vivian Arp, Erlene Smith, Bonnie Atchison, Patricia Maxwell, Joanne Aldrich, Janet Aldrich, Jean Petersen, Frances Lewers, Mary Lynne Cooper. 52 IHI lIBHAHIA S T? SECOND ROW Eva Lou Wagoner Mar11yn Thompeon Eleanor Younv Darlene Ch1ZPk Luc11le Kunch MISS Schruber Adv1sor FIRST ROW Dorothy Yanda Garnett Rhodes Betty Enevar Ramona Turbett Dor1s Ferry Ruth Berger t ?Xe3s other book Qgxe Dutch 9 53 Vw . x i J ' 0- 1 C, 1 r ' g. ,wglfh V R, ' Ah x ex AH , vw. Shop f.'a.... Sen1or Lab Freshman Lab F r e shman D1nne r 1 Senlor Ulmer Freshman Luncheon 6 Farrnhar 1-an t xt I sway HaH at as 45 Q L Eyes on the copy Make up um Speech Class Sharper str oke Sophomore P1ay dnrected by Sp Contmuous rhythm Artiiicid RCSP5-T 3509 eech Class 55 JUNIUR SINIUR BANIIUH ANIIPIHIM A? 1 SKIP DAY IHS Mill llll Sllllll 'Ti F75 NN-'vi Th1rd Sharla Kv1dera Fourth Cel1a Gary F1fth Darlene Ch1z.ek S1xth Pat Groves S6V81'1l',h Hayes Valedmtonan Exghth V1v1an Yetter HOWARD SCHMIDT Salutatoman AND SO FAREWELL We the Semors of 1949 are ready to go out on l1fe s pathway There w1ll be many tr1als and no doubt some of us w1ll fall by the ways1de but there w1ll be many who wlll choose the stra1ght and narrow pathway and reach success Even though the pathway looks d1m and hopeless we w1ll not gwe up but w1ll contmue cl1mb1ng ever upward There awa1t1ng us 15 all the success and happmess 1n l1fe In th1s 1949 TOHISCAN we want to w1sh all the future graduates of Toledo Hlgh School the best of luck and may they choose the perfect pathway and meet us Forty Nxners up m the sky Class of 49 Toledo H1gh School Toledo Iowa 58 . 4 . 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COMPLIME NTS I BUBI MI BEN VAUGHAN Feds rated Stores Congr 1tul1t1ons Senlors BACON S SERVICE Oluer Tr ictor and Farm Eeiulpment BEEM S IMPLEMENT STORE John Dec rg Ouallty Firm Equlpment CARTER S JEWELRY Congratulatlons SSDIOTS CENTRAL IOWA TELEPHONE COMPANY Rel1able Serv1ce Day gl Nlght CRONAN S VARIETY STORE Where the Best Costs Less FETROW S DRUG Congratulatlons Senlors CHARLES A GARY Feed Store Quallty P1llsbury Feeds HOTEL TOLEDO Home cooked Foods and Pastrles Reasonable PTICCS IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY Our Compl1ments MARSH gl HAYES Congratulatxons Seruors R L MORGAN SIME S STEIN MOTOR COMPANY THRIFT SUPER MARKET TWIN CITY MOTOR COMPANY TOLEDO CHRONICLE TOLEDO CLEANERS TOLEDO LOCKER SERVICE UNITED FOOD STORES RANDALL S SHOE STORE LISLE 81 REICHLE Wall Paper Pa1nt and Glass Clothuxg and Men s Wear Dodge and Plymouth Dealers Cornphrnents of Lowell and Dw1ght Appelgate For Car Repaus Come to Us A Progresslve Newspaper A Progresslve Communlty All K1ndS o 59 Congratulahons SCHIOTS Your Home Locker Plant Pay Cash Pay Less Congratulauons Seruors f Furmture for the Home OF 0lHl0 ' ISS THE NATIONAL BANK OF TOLEDO ANDERSON RADIO SHOP BENSON 8. RUNKLE COAST TO COAST DOWNER S DRUG GRAY S GROCERY JIMS CITY SERVICE MC GUIRE S GARAGE NORMAN MODERN CLEANERS RANK S HATCHERY ROBY SHOE REPAIR SCUDDERS MAID RITE WEIR HARDWARE TOLEDO CAB COMPANY AMERICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY Frm ncily B xnk fol 1 Frm ndly Pc oph xc 10-1. R1 L O1 ds, 1nd R id1O Rc p 1115 Abstr in tors Rm 11111110 Land I1t1e SLIV I Q C.2u111ty fol L Congr atul xtlons from the Rexe111 Drug Story Q11 111ty Foodf, at Popuhr Pru Grf we Iohsh and Acceseorus The Home of W111y S SCIVIC e Free PICK up and Dehvexy Hatchere of Qu 111ty Ch1CkS SIHCC 1926 The Horne of Good Shoe Rep 11r1ng Our Fonda at W1'-,h IS to Serve You Well R.1d1os H irdw ire dnd Sport1n1 Goods Comp11ments of Johnny Younv Our Comp11ment5 STANDARD OIL COMPANY Grexse O11 G35 and Accesfsomes COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING PROFESSIONAL MEN ELLIS T DICIENS Attorney at Law DR KNIGHT E FEE M D DR HOFFER Dent1st DR RUEPPEL Denust We, the Semors of 49, W1Sh to express profess1or1a1 men for then' contr1but1on . 60 G MICHELSON Attorney at Law DR MAPLETHORPE M D DR M I SAFOUEK Chlropractor F J' KREMENAK Attorney at Law ur thanks to each of the above bu-slness, and 5' ' . 4 , ' V U . . A ' I K 2 r - . . Ra 1 J, 'T ' ', 2 1 1 4 ' . , . 1 ' ., 2 ' Q , -' 1- - . 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