Toledo High School - Tohiscan Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

T FUREUJUHD We the c1ass of 1951 present th1s L dl t1on ofthe Fohlscan vuth the hope L11at1tmay11e1p ke e p ahve memorles dear to the hearts of the present student body TU TOLEDO PUBLIC SCHOOL TOLEDO IOWA 1951 fe- f XQ UEUICHTIUH 'la fig ,H I As we of the Class of 1951 look 1n retro spectat our h1gh school years we vull f1nd many 1mpress1ons For all of us fr1endsh1ps w11l be one of our cherlshed memorles One of our classmates has not been vuth We have m1s s ed her and yet she has never really been away for we have Carrled her warm fr1endl1ness vxlth us through the year To Her MarJor1e Emerson the Class of 1951 affecuonately dechcates the Tohxscan of 1951 . , vm ff? X 1 , a 2-' Z THBLE Uf CUHTEUTS Seniors Juniors Sopkmomores Freshmen 8th Grade 7th Grade Administrauon Sports Activities Snapshots Boosters LQ my A Xf iff 4' M114 -13 NWS! 7 if'i'ffi '1! ',X . 'X - 753 ,r ' 5,4 '. if? :S 3 2 4? , 'N' as I fix?-' 7x h -T -R f 4 ' ' AXXEXJ ff f L lf!!! L lx VZ fN STUDENTS E be M2259 .5 , LNQT Ql f eve W'-Qi dat lfi 'f 2 Sllllllll UFFICEHS President . . . . Ronnie Cockrel fcenterj Vice-President . . . . . Gene Rogers fleftj Secretary-Treasurer . . Duane Sells Qrightj Motto . . Our aimg success: Our hopeg Lo win. Flower - -.-.. American Beauty Rose Colors . . . . Green and Silver g.. g 'f'f g if if m . V, t Jtf f 4. A, Q , 1: ' . ,M xg. L35 , 1 ,Ill 1 it VE ts 'W .. 1. ig Vx- Vs .4 9 W, KH- 9. 3 .. . Nag Q... ,a rr: CLHSS HISTURU Looking back, it doesn't seem that the Freshman Class of 47 could he Senior s of 5l , but here they are, near to graduating and still kicking. As Freshmen they were quite active in extra curricular activi- ties. There were three out for football, consisting of Jerald Smith, John Ferry, Stanley Rebik, and Bob Zmolek who was manager. Theypresentedaone act play called Honey of a Peach , and were active in Mixed Chorus, Glee Clubs, band and Y-teen. The girls also took in a sport, girls basketball. As Sophomores they were much more active. They had the largestnumber on the Honor Roll, which really means something. There were more out for football, boys and girls basketball, ac- tive on Newsreel staff, MixedChorus, Glee Clubs and band. They also presented the play Let's Rough It to the P, T. A, The Juniors of 5l pre sented the play Here We Go Again which was a big success. Several were out for football and played in most all of the games. Only four boys were out for basketball, and several girls were out. The day they gave the banquet for the seniors was awindy one, but everyone had a good time. They par- ticipated in band, girls and boys Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus and a greatnurnber in small groups like girls sextet and trio, boys octet and quartet, pep band and instrumental groups. The Seniors supplied the football team with six players, each one receiving aletter. They were John Ferry, Eugene Garretson, Roger Steveson, Jerry Smith, Gene Rogers, and Mike McCann. John Sichra and Ronald Cockrel were sports managers for the year. The Senior Class supplied one boy for the basketball team but there were seven Senior girls all seeing action sometime during the sea- son. They also participated in band, glee clubs, mixed chorus, smallvocal and instrumental groups. As we go to press, the year isn't completed. We are looking forward with anticipation to Skip Day, the Banquet, Senior Class play and Commencement. All in allwe have had lots of fun in our four years at Toledo High School. IAVONNE BECK l3iibi'1lus Quiet, but oh, those thoughts. Ngxoxu BLA-tiara '-wircu -V Laiigh and the world laughs. ESTIIER BRUENE Beanie Happy, clever, full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. SHIRLEY BURNS Shag I don't lose my temper vcrx' often, just when l'm mad. K '1 WALTER CHERV ENY Wado0 I 'H If silence is golden, Walt is rich. JUNE CHIZEK Junebug Q Quiet and unassuming, but always on the job. c 6 ELMER CLIBURN HOney Sleeping beauty of the assembly. RONALD COCKREL Curly A one-man circus that Ringling doesn't control. tx fl: - 7 '-is IB' ll Q ,. 8 . ,X- T :4 I' CLHSS UF '51 DORIS EMERSON Emmy I said it, it must be true. MARJORIE EMERSON Butch A lovely smile, a winning way--that's our Marjorie any day BETTY ENEGAR Smitty ller Heart belongs to Bob . GERALD EERNISSE Ernie Pile I like work, I could sit and look at it for hours. LEON FERRISS Leo I didn't forget, I just can't remember. IOHN FERRY Tinley lie likes to hunt, but what for? VANETA FLOWERS Daisy I never talk except when it's extremely necessary. EUGENE GARRETSON Jeep Our little bettlebuzzer, but we eun't do without him. .-W 'K f , Q '50 C. I7 A 'N fu ' 1 ,, R n .K 'fi 8 F ESTHILR HAYLS lla.Ly Tlns lrttlt gtrl we do not know about herself or her beau BEVERLY HENNESY ew Not very tall rn faet qurte small her good nature rs loud by all JERRII- IOENS Roger I never let work detarn me from pleasure BETTY MATTINGLY Lrttle Fats l may sleep rn class and mrss a call but l never sleep at Basketball Tall loose and lanky MARY JEAN NOVOTNY Jack Pot Your laughs go far but your grggles go farther GARNETTE RHODES Gerrrt I would be better rf I could but II s awful lonesome berng good GENE ROGERS Ar I m at a loss to know how much to belleve of my own stones We,- A Q' 9 g Yin. L 'vii 33: 4 Sqgvf' '45 'I H O , . Ra 'W B y I E X f 2 CLHSS U '51 R -l - -- 'S FRANK NEKOLA Nick ' i u ku V- Q , 5' . .x -1 y - , , , vu- H' N. Q A. Q.. t' E x 3 QQ, v -fl' al? 41' UF WANDA RUFF Smoothre Life IS long but I m short DUANE SELLS Pro W hrle others talk of wtseness he aehteves ll JEANNETTE SHAYER Jenny Two grrls can keep a secret rf one rs dead JOHN SICHRA Zeke Knowledge wrthout labor rs my hobby DIANNE SIEVERS All IHHOCCHI face but YOU Cafl HCVE1' K6 JERRY SMITH Fats Oh well Fats the flrst hundred years are the hardest MAX STANFORD Stan He rs known by the notse he doesn t make ROGER STEVENSON Cougar A ftend wrth a Ford X 'L bit-'4 H I 5 is -'T ff, 1 -4:2 -w S 10 -Q ave .v-.. 6'5- i ' et, , - H.-f ULHSS UF '51 LILLIAN STURTZ Lilly What did you sayr? JOE SVOBODA YOpak I'1l mind my own business. MARILYN THOMPSON Tommy A giggle, a dash, a shriek, a crash, that's Tommy . BOB VLASAK Fuzz Late hours are very bad for one, but good for two. BERNICE WACHA Bernie I'm not lazy, I'm just saving my energy. MARY ANN WACHA Honeycomb She looks innocent, but watch that temper. RUTH WILSON Salty Here is a girl with a cute little grin, chuck full of fun, and neat as a pin. DOROTHY WHALIN Fossie Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, oh myl f' 3' 5 'I W 7 vsp 5 ' L.r . It .zixwm N' 'l ' ft 3' M ' iv N1 l i Q -,tif ,U'T I 11 gf 195 S., Iwi. , 'hx 151 wr- 3' W-cf WWW A hLL-X IEANI YAP-DA Elhg mum Ambluolv B1 ldxe i 5 no 0 ! 0 Q' if - ' THELNIA YOUNG or l what I sax 1 mean nothmg mon or la,ss BEN LRLY ZAFIIMFYER Lack shy lows one but whlch one? BOB LMOl EK Splke A guuus H1 tha makmg MARVIN MC CANN Halry bomctxmw he sus and thmks but most of the tune he just slts 12 'F 5. ' N 4 , , my ,--4 CLHSS UF '51 X 50 CIHSS llllll M15 LaVonne Beck I wrll my seat m the assembly to any one who ltkes to stt way up to the front Nlaornt Blake I Naomt Blake wtll wlll but not to Wtlly Ntlly Martlyn Bowden I wtll my beautrful smgmg votce to Bonnte Survts Hcaven help herl Esther Bruene I wtll the seat bestdc my brother ln our car to Betty Novotnv I m sure tt wtll prove to be very mterestmg Betty Slurley Burns I Shtrley Burns do hereby wtll my saxophone to anyone wtshtng to dte a slow death lvalter Cherveny I vvalter Cherveny wtll my seat tn the assembly to anyone who ts unfortunate enough to get ll June Ctzek I June Ctzek wtll my rtdes tn the Jeep wtth Robert Bal tn to anyone who ltkes to bump around Elmer Cltburn I Elmer Cltburn leave my worthless corpse after death to a falthful underclassmate Bonnte Survts Ronnte Coc krel I Ronald Coc krel wtll my sports managmg job to some unsuspectmg underclassman Dorothy Whaltn Iwtll rf Robert Mcl-'ate wtll Dorts Emerson I Dorts Emerson wtll my three years as offtce gtrl to Johnny Mason Betty Enegar I Betty Enegar tn be half of John Ferry wtll th1sadv1cetoJean Peterson Get your man before he s 35 because most men over 35 are etther marrted or happy bachelors Leon Ferrtss I Leon Ferrtss wtll my abtltty to get good grades to anyone who needs tt Johnny Ferry I John P S Ferry gtve to my underclassmen Cthose poor crxttersj the strength to plug through as we have Vaneta Flowers l wtll the abtltty to get a man and then keep htm to Nancy Rhodes Eugene Garretson I Eugene Garretson tn sound health both physrcally 8t mentally wtll my football jersey number 22 to Rob ert Mertcle he can frll ll Esther Hayes I Esther Hayes wtll to Donna Berry thetask of supplymg Kleenex to all who need any tn the hope she can develop the ablltty to catch a cold 8L keep tt so she wtll always have a supply of such Beverly I-Iennesey I Beverly Hennesy wtll The Thtng whtch we use to run off the News Reel to the unsuspectmg staff of next year Jerrre Lou Joens I Jerrte Joens after constdermg the matter at hand do hereby wtll my mtrror tn my locker to anyone who wrshes to further the beauty of womanhood. Betty Matttngly I wxll my abtllty to be a good sport to the Vtctor Coach and Teamll I-'rankte Nekola I, Frankle Nekola, wtll my roomy '29 jalopy to Robert McFate. Mary Jean Novotny I Mary Jean Novotny vvrll my desk to anyone tn the Junlor class who enjoys stttmg so close to the front of the assembly Garttette Rhodes I Garnette Rhodes wtll my gestures tn speech to anyone who wtshes to fly Gene Rogers I Gene Rogers wtll my football shoes to Roger Randall Wanda Ruff I Wanda Ruff wtll my shortness to any tall per son tn htgh school Duane Sells l Duane Sells betng tn sound rnmd and health prevtous to thrs wrtttng wrll to Bernard Dostal my so called journaltstrc talent and my phystcs textbook to anyone who can en dure satd subject Jeanette Shayer I Jeanette Shayer wtll mv duty as offtce gtrl durmgthe last acttvtty pertod to any underclassman who thtnks he would enjoy watttng for the phone to rmg John Stchra I John Srchra wtll to Bob Mertcle my Amertcan Ltterature book hopmg he wtll enjoy tt more than I dtd Dranne Stevers I wtll my abtltty to get mto the assembly on ttme everyday to Paul Whttmore Jerry Smtth I Jerry Smtth wtll my abtlxty to be rough and tough ltke Curly Blake to Larry Hen and may the Lord help Hen so he doesn t hurt anybody Max Stanford I Max Stanford wtll my Chertshed Phystcs book to anyone who ts dumb enough to want tt Roger Steveson I RogetSteveson wtllmy good grades to arty one smart enough to keep them up and my seat tn the assembly to anyone unlucky enough to get II Ltlltan Sturtz I wtll my shyness and my seat on the bus to my cousm Melvtn Crawford Joe Svoboda I wtll my slow drtvmg to Donald Bruene Jakse mass Mar1lynThompson After due constderatton IMattlyn Thomp son wtll my nerve to be used as a gumca ptg tn almost anythtng mcludlng Dot lv halm s harrcuts Bob Vlasak I wtll the brakes on my super charged joy wagon to Rlley Head Berntce Vvacha I wtll my posmon on the B B Team to any one wtth btg flat feet and who can take 'ylates teasmg Mary Ann Wacha I Mary Ann wtll my abrltty to get avvay wtth gum chewmg tn the assembly to Collene Eerneau who always gets caught Gerald Erntsse I Gerald Erntsse wtll my seat tn the back of the Study Hall next to the teachers desk to Jack Zmolek Because he can t get by wtth talkmg Ruth Wtlson I Ruth Wtlson do hereby wtll the joy of takmg lunch count and my 4 year contract as arttst on News Reel to any one lucky enough to get them Ella Jean Yanda I wtll my watstlme to Avonelle Thoms Thelma Young I wtll my beauttful long hatr to Jean Basham and my specks to Harry Hyde Beverly Zachmeyer I Beverly Zachmeyer wtll my abrltty to always be late to another partner tn Crtme Shtrley Ferry Robert Zmolek I R A Sptke Z.molek w1ll my abtltty to get mto trouble to Larry Hen also my abtllty of betng one of the greatest prmters tn the newspaper busmess hopmg that Hen too wtll also make the grade someday To Rtchard Xvtebold I wtll my ttme card and mall box at Pelzers Qremtndmg me of mv many happy and carefree hoursl spent bendtng over the snooker table tn my younger daysj. 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J ' ff ff 71? wl f qw CLHSS PHUPHECU Dear D1ary After thlrteen years of sa1l1ng the Atlan t1c Ocean Ideclded to return to the Clty of Toledo Iowa Wh1le b o a r d 1 n g the plane owned by the Sm1th and Mattmgly Corpora tron who shouldId1scover to be pllot none other than Walter Cherveny Enterlng the ess Jeanette Shayer who d1rected me to a seat next to Roger Steveson who now sells recond1t1oned cars that he has dr1ven F nally a r r1v1ng at the new Toledo Alrport bu1lt by the Ferry and S1chra Construct1on Company I hopped a cab owned and drrven by Marrlyn Thompson whose motto 1S you re m a hurry Walk l Arr1v1ng at the b1g Nekola and Svoboda Hotel I was luc ky enough to get a cho1ce room from the three rooms mak1ng up the hotel The elevator was run by Ella Jean Yanda who replaced Max Stanford wh1le he was on vacat1on After refreshxng I decrded to look around I entered the Rhodes and Burma Nlghtclub where Dorothy Whal1n srngs lullab1es accompaned by Dorrs Emerson on the p1ccolo Wh1le wa1t1ng for my dxnner I bought a pack of Clgarettes from the Clgarette g1rl Mary Ann Wacha She told me the next act would be Gerald Eermsse and h1s tra1ned mlce S1 ttlng at the next table was none other than Eugene Garretson and Bob Vlasak Eugene 15 mayor of Toledo now and Bob drlves a hot rod every Sunday at the Toledo Race Track owned by Bob Z molek and Thelma Young who have fx nally Jo1ned forces After a h1lar1ous n1ght Idec1dedto get some rest, as I was go1ng to v1s1t the Hxgh School the next day Durxng my tour of the new school I v1s1ted the Super1ntendent's Offxce and found Honey Cllburn asleep at h1s desk, and h1s s e c r e ta r y, Mary Jean Novotny bus1ly typ1ng Not w1sh1ng to dis turb theml walked down to the locker rooms and found Coach McCann boast1ng of hrs younger football days Later on I encoun tered two teachers Jerr1e .Ioens and Esther Hayes scoldlng two freshmen for chevnng That n1ght I attended the local theater owned by Gene Rogers Between shovesl wandered 1nto the televlslon lounge There I encountered L,1ll1an Sturtz Dlanne Slev ers and Ruth Wllson swoomng over Leon Ferrxss who was smfnng Oh I-Iavel Stayed Away Too L,onrr Leavrng the theater I declded to go to Beck s Bean Pot At the Bean Pot I found Beverly Zachmeyer and Esther Bruene as head bean servers They had an act called the Jumplng Bean Jumble r s The head Jumpers were Naoml Blake June Chlzek and Vaneta Flowers who f1nally ended up Jump1ng 1n everyone s champagne Leavlng the Bean Pot mn a slrght hurry I encountered Professor Sells who IS now wr1t1ng a book called The Brams of Humans are Declmmg The nextday I saw a professlonal g1rls basketball game between the Toledo Tw1n kletoes and the Gladbrook Puddles Betty Enegar B eve r ly Hennesy and B e rn1ce Wacha called the Three Twrnklers are becomrng famous Wanda Ruff and Mar JOT16 Emerson are two famous reffs rmport ed from Afr1ca Just for th1s SP6C1al game After such exper1ences as these I was glad to get back to the oc ean and sa1l for Lower Slabov1a Slgned, Ronald Cockrel V In non -Eg! 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O Y 1 Y . , 1 4 15 JUHIUH UFFICEHS Pres1dent Duane Ka1sand Center VICC Pres1dent Dean Auler1ch Left Sec and Treas Margaret H1ll Rlght At the beg1nn1ng of the1r Jun1or year the class of '52 chose as 1ts leaders Duane Kalsand Pres1dent Dean Auler 1ch V1ce pres1dent and Margaret H1ll Secretary treasurer The1r ab1l1 ty to play football was proved by the boys when 10 of them re celved letters Letter w1nners were Paul Whltmore Ke1th Blake Orla Da v1s Dean Lewers Stanley Dostal Jack Zmolek Dean Auler1ch Duane Ka1sand Arnold Scott and Carl Potteroff On the basketball floor Paul Wh1t more Orla Dav1s Kexth Rlake and Duane Ka1sand saw a lot of ac t1on Many of the other boys were on the team and saw ac t1on also On the g1rls court Betty Skala and Nancy Lorenzen repre VX sented the Jun1or class Many of the class members are 1n band and play 1n small 1nstrumental groups Barbara Hanxfy 1S presmdent of the band and Ke1th McCord IS treasurer Also 1nband Margaret H1ll 15 drum ma Jorette Ferry Ann Sm1th 15 one of the head cheer leaders whlle Sh1rley Capper IS a substxtute The class was represented hxghly m glee clubs m1xed chorus small vocal groups track baseball Newsreel Raxder Flashes as l1brar1ans and 1n the lass play The House Nobody L.1ved In We'll allbe lookmg forward to mak 1ng our sen1or year as successful as our Jumor one has been 1 5 X V 'Z 0 1 .' -- 1 A ,,. 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VJ., -'--E- -- -vckkf 4-.v JUHIUH SHHPS Gee we re goxng bye bye Use Colgates Oh 1tweren'tnoth1n A renlt I Now when I was fi li' 1-'U' 4.7, -.1 SUPHUHIUHE UFHCEHS V1ce Presldent Cva1l Sells Left Secretary and Treasurer Mar1an Skala R1ght The clas s of 53 be1ng 54 1n number have proved to be very actlve Sophomores wh1chw1ll show much prom1se 1n the future They chose the three people above as thelr leaders for th1s year The clas s of 53 may well be known for 1ts p a r tl C 1 p at1on 1n extra curr1cular ac tl V1 t1es thxs year Many of the Sopho mores are me mbe r s of the Glee Clubs Mrxed C ho r u s G11-ls Sextet T1-10 and Octet Darlene Matt1ngly went to All State Chorus Shlrley R andall plays the p1ano for the mus1c al groups Also there are qulte afew 1n band De Lores Rank recelved all ratmg 1n State Tw1 rl1ng Contest and Pam Yetter and many others went out for s olo on the1r 1nstrurnents As for sports four Sophomore boys went out for basket ball and R1chard Wlebold rece1ved a letter InG1rls Basketball Mar1an Skala and Dar lene Mattrngly recelved le t te rs and many g1rls went out 1n the Sophomore Class I football Gerald Youngman rece1ved a letter wh1ch he well de s e rve d after gettmg h1s armbroken 1n the Belle Pla1ne game Col leen Ferneau was chosen as one of the four cheerleaders and Nancy Rhodes was a sub st1tute We are well represented on the News Reel Staff and the Ralder Flashes Staff Also a few are l1brar1ans We propos e to keep up the good work through the next two years and do our best at T H S I I I u I mm... l ...mm I I ff T 1 I . 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Q I x 2' I Y tl: I 5:1 til ROXN THREE Loren Rebtk Robert Thompson Donaxon Rank Robert MLFatL Rtchard Welbold Max Plum Robert Xlertcle NIealSturtL ROW TWO Darlene Mtttlngly Dc, Lores Rank Shtrlev Randall Gall Sells Awonelle Thoms NlarronSkala Lenora Nloffett Della Vore GarthWe1r ROW ONE Nancy Rhodes Betty Retnhard Evelyn Raymond Shurv Rhodes Eleanor Upah Pamela Yetter ROW THREE B111 Ebersole Merltn l-lofer Roger Bacon Bernard Kunc Edward Chamra Ronald Bogue Rrchard Felton B111 Mason ROW TWO Moryorle Curphy Marllyn Bryan Annabelle Kajer Dorothx Kubalex Bernadette Crbula Jean Basham Xlajorre Cecak Lyle Edwards ROW ONE Jack Kaloupek Jean Mason Ann Kung Colleen Ferneau Mary Ann Ebersole Marbella Cecak Larry Hennesy J Ve, FIV! 59' I f '41 .QI-I, ,zz Ju ,x Ji f ff ,I ffffffmfff-:'5Ef3'fKffv4 V7 OVW:-'ff fix,-7f!lF:JS Jgfp l x5 L- ',n, L Z0 Q V a I V , H x I ry ' . .,,. . I P 1' . 1 ' V A 1' l , r , . . . 1 1 u n A . ' .. A ' . A . . ' - ' 2 . . . . . . . ,' I . 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' ' Q, - .lf '-1 :f ' :'7ff . 161' yr 4 x'v.f.- y- 4 LL. - , 4 -f-.., 'yn . , - gf, .J,f.-,-' J ..., f , ' ' ,-CL, 'Mostly Sophomores 50? novo YC 9 SUPHUIHUHE SHHPS NP 6'N WOW fr 'QQ 1' Q 9 ere we are boy whoa' Don'L sx ear lt yet' P3 FHESHIHHII UFHCERS Presldent Allene Ka1sand Center V1ce Presmdent Marlene Dav1s Left Sec Treasurer Barbara Str1ley R1ght The cl s s of 54 started out thelr tr1p through H1gh wlth 55 members Eleven boy went out for football The E feshman Class took part 1n many muslcal act1v1t1es such as Mlxed Chorus Band Boys' Glee Club and Glrls' Glee Club The Freshman 1n1t1at1on prov1ded fun for the school and espec1ally for the Freshmen Quote We sure had a lot of fun runn1ng around 1n Pan handles and housecoats unquote The Freshman Class The boys of the Freshman Class weren't the only ones who went1n for the sports act1v1t1es, lZg1rls went out for basketball, wxth Allene Ka1sand rnakmg f1rst 12 Allene Ka1 s and was one of the four ma1n cheerleaders In boys' basketball 10 freshmen went out for the sport, We all hope to keep up the good work through the next three years and do our best at T H S We also w1shthe Freshman Class of next year Good Luck mv-vi ur-nncnmlsqm -f--.-.--. . :en l nie: ummm: xxx x 1Qli1DClii?l 1 --q-sunxuaoslnrnn . f : h W to , 1 g F 5 l S 9 . 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X4 1, MQ xr- yw wx: Xxx? ,X 'X 4. 5' x 1-xx 'QQ 4375 K C Hemi' x A N7 Jil-'X N fi HK Q12-'ffx NX X ROW 'lHREE John Zody George Novak Raymond Yerkes Ronald Upah Donald Upah RoberrSkala Davrd MeCord Donald Yanda Norman MeCreary ROW TWO Pamela Vlaxwell Barbara Srrrley Barbara lrrsh Allene Karsand Judy Huyck Jaan Peterson Joanne Vesely Shrrley Novorny Larry MeDowell ROW ONE John Mason Drannc Sells Franc1sLewers Earlene Smlth Rhonda Turbett CarolS1evers BeuyNoyo1ny Ray lvlcCreary FHESHIHEH ROW THREE Danny Brandt Donald Bruene Melvrn Crawford Dale Delfranee Bernard Dosral lvlrle Hala Peter Husak Floyd Flynn B1l1yAuler1ch Par Ferry ROW TWO Phyllrs QOHIIIS Joanne Aldrlch Vrvran Arp Bonnre Archrson Mary Lynne Cooper Marlene Dams Barbara Beck, Mary Ann Dvorak, Carolyn Head ROW ONE Rrchard Doyle, Janet Aldrrch, Laumta Boldt, Marlene Fernss, Waneta Hofer, Rrchard Chamra, Donnle Ebersole Z3 Q- x 3552 ga,X'k',l 'rl:JL,.:fQc-x'.1 . 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K ' e Our frrst party October 3 was a skatmg party at Tama After skatlng we all went to Dlck S for refreshments Corresponchnw W1l.l'1lE1'1Ul1ShC:1I'aI'T1IT18.I' we went to the lxbrary on October 17 and made reports on what we want to be Our next party on October 23 was Halloween party at Dunham 5 farm Thls cons1sted ofa tr e a s u r e hunt and after UF wards alarge bonflre Althouvvh the wren ers were burned, they tasted good' For Thanksfuvrnfv we had a supper, and afterwards adance to Vwll1Cll we lnvrted the seventh vrade We enterta1nedforP T A bypresent lng an amateur hour Strlctly all lma teur' ' Iii ROW THREE Hane Becker Margaret Reardon James Schwake Arlene Arp Drck Bogue Marlene Bryan Marlene Lowe Roger Randall Lavonne Werr Raymond Sreveson Mary Hurt Joanne Bakker ROW TWO Marjorre Stams Jrmmy Thompson Dennrs Dunham Shrrley Goldsworth Carolee Hennesy Carole Wrebold Iacquelyn Drxon DIXIE Boldt Helen Qurgley Donald Zhorne Hams Gray Alrcra lrrsh ROW ONI: Donald Hennessy Stanley Bauer Larry DeFrance Patty Atchrson Mary Scherd Barbara Serdel Ward Edberg Larry Bruner Kerry Conaway f' 0 l Teacher Mr Hockert Z5 BLHSS '55 Q rl N -1-F ,V 4Y.4 I M l ' M at fir W I' f R Q ' ,-ut ,t ' '. 1 . .1 . .ry H A Magazme Contest The class of '56 havxng the enroll ment of 36 proved to be very act1ve seventh graders Those takrng actlve part mn the band were Mary Ann Cartwrlght Mlchael Uchyt1l Tommy Hoffer, Karen Eerms se, Lester Taylor, and Dean Strlley Lester Taylor rece1ved the hlghest a ward for sellmg the most magaz1ne sub scr1pt1ons durlng the Crowell Colller enth grade on the basketball floor were Lester Taylor M1chaelKv1dera Gary Ramsdell and Roger Kasal Our class part1c1patecl1n many other extra currrcular act1v1t1es October 3 we hadaskahng party atTama It proved to be successful We also pre sented a play for the Parent Teachers AssoC1at1on The cast of Captured by the Ind1ans ' 1ncluded 12 In November we had a Thanksg1v1ng Dance SEVENTH GRHDE ROW THREE Sandra McDowell Roger Kasal Bob H111 Gary Ramsdell Ruth Becker Sharon Head Alfred Kajer Roger Dolash Harnet Wroughton Peggy Mohler Vernon Klenk Martha Basham ROW TWO Darlene Vote Mary Kucera Ian1ceVasak Mary Ann Cartwnght Karen Eemlsse Lorra1nePrusha PHUICIZ Fredrxcks Betty Curphy Kar 1eneConaway Jean Qurgley Sh1rleyM1ner Marlene Becker KamaSm1th SITTING Darrell Shayer James Locke Lester Taylor Max Goodhart Dean Strlley Conrad Ferneau Tommy Hoffer M1chae1Uchyt1l M1chae1Kv1dera Darol Meyers Kenneth Cooper Donald Dolash Teacher M1 s s G1b11n Z6 CLHSS UF '55 ,- K C- NJJT' . C- H ' 1 L T 2. 3 r -f ' -,ag T A fu ,' f , 5 . J B 1 , w T Y - v If tl' ' J Q 5 ' f 'W 63 ,, M Q MX Ns Q X Q c HDWIHIETRHTIUHE BUHHD UF EUUUHTIUH ROW ONE Mr Walter Dahl Secretary Mr Ell1sDrckens Presrdent Mrs Idalla Kvrdera ROW TWO Mr Harlan Huyck Mr Melvrn Anderson Supl Mr Lowell Downer Nlr George Wrlson Model of the New School Add1t1on M W.'Mf- v'sQaf h., :Q-i v. -1,2 J'-1 ' M L 'M 'I 1 - f'?'55 . he v 'mg' -. 5 'ww . . 1 . A . ..-, . f ,ge , j . 1 n 5f l iff ..i-'5'5- ' V 1f2,Q,:g!:,,wf4,-21' fee, t 'fsffrwf' asia: ez- ' Lf? + '- 'iliftfq x s . -- gs ?1,LfQg:,:? w 4 4 rv- sf' ' C 'QQ I A 'l . l h ' J J 11 eil? QQ ' A f ' 1 sn 1? 3 'Se Lfv .f 'Jw' , J' V A Q ' Q 4 9 ,- -v 1 L 'f ' 1 , . s wwf ' V -- J' -. P25-vs? r - --r ' -' -- .fat If Q , 'BL X f L 2 ' 4, M 'YP A 4- si , 31 ,r -.3 , A is MISS DONNA HORINE Subjects taught--Homemaking, 9th grade English. Activities sponsored- -Junior Class. MR. MERWIN MAURER Subjects taught--Geometry advanced algebra algebra physics Ac- tivities sponsored None MRS BARBARA IVERSON Subjects taught 9th and roth English Spanish speech Activities sponsored co sponsor of Newsreel MR JOHN PENNE Subjects taught World history US history sociology Activities sponsored Sophomore Class audio visual advisor MISS GRETCHEN HIERONYMUS Subjects taught Vocal music in grades mixed chorus glee clubs small ensembles individual voice Activities sponsored Music pro gram contests in spring MRM CHAR DZMW FHBULTQ Subjects taught Shorthand advanced office practice typing book keeping Activities sponsored Tohiscan Newsreel Raider Flashes Y fiwtb V in-Call 1 if 29 NIR MhLVN D XNDhRbONI bl1P:.l'1IH:311ddI1l subkatbtanxgkml hconomms govemmpm Auuuugs :pomond S L11 lor C, labs NIISS BhRINlCE SC HRELIBER Pl.'lIlC1pd1 bubjmts taught Eubhsh joumalxsm Xuuxmes spousornd Q 1185 plaxs jumor K la s Ra1duF1ashe5 VIR N-XTHXN BOND bubject iaught Skop I1l6n,h3l'llC,81d1'E1WlIlf,, .xgupulturg Xpuuul sponbored Frgshmcn MR LOUIS bC,liMADEkE bubjgus taught Blologx fust year alggbra PhNS1C.3lCdLK8l1OIl A u mes spomorgd Coachmg football boxs baskuball track fncuuu Sub1f.clslaught Band g6IlLl'3.1SClLllLL AJIIVIIICS sponsored Niuuc PI'Ogl'3ITl LOHICSIS H1 S Ilflg 3 ' GK 30 IHCIS HBUUI IHIIUIILI MR. NATHAN BOND NICKNAME: Uncle Bond. FAVORITE TOPIC: Athletics and fishing. FAVORITE PASTIME: Ethel and fishing. AMBITION: 'Io traxelto all of the noted fishing spots. OUOTATION: Success is one per- cent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. MR. JOIIN W, PENNE NICRNAME: J. P. FAVORITE TOPICg What do you want to talk about? FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading history and novels about historic events, dectective stories, and Westerns. ATxIl3ITION:To do a good job of helpitig prepare the young people to live in a democracy, and to preserve it. QUOTATION: When you're walking through an orchard, do not stop to adjust your cap. When you're walking through a melon patch, do not stop to lace your shoe. NIR. RICHARD ZELENY NICKNAME: Zelie. FAVORITE TOPIC: Naomi. FAVORITE PASTIME: Going down to Fetrow's. AMBITION: To help develop the students personalities. QUOTATION: Keepthe bells quiet please. MR. MERWIN A. MAURER NICKNAME: Mert. FAVORITE TOPIC: Sports and mathematics. FAVORITE PASTIME: Enj0yif1g my family, music, and sports. AMBITION: To have my own home. QUOTATION: Luck may visit a fool, but luck never sits down with a fool. MR. LOUIS F. SCHMADEKE NICKNAME: Lou. FAVORITE TOPIC: Sports. FAVORITE PASTIME: Strops ISports spelled backwardsj. AMBITION: To win a lot of games. QUOTATION: There is no substitute for desire. MISS BERNICE E. SCHREIBER NICKNAME: Schreib. FAVORITE TOPIC: Tardiness and loquacity. FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading. AMBITION: To live long enough to retire and enjoy my pension. QUOTATION: To err is human, to forgive divine. MRS. BARBARA IVERSON NICKNAME: Barb. FAVORITE TOPIC: Stan. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing, horseback riding, swimming, golf, and cooking. AMBITION: To be a successful homemaker. QUOTATION: Fact is the ability to describe others as they see themselves. MISS DONNA HORINE NICKNAME: I-Io. FAVORITE TOPIC: Food. FAVORITE PASTIlw1E:The man. AMBlTION:To practice what l preach. QUOTATION: lf you educate a man, you educate an individual. If you educate a woman, you educate a family. MR. B ERT K RUS E NICKNAME: Bert. FAVORITE TOPIC: Music. FAVORITE PASTIME: Flying. AMBITION: To have a fine band and lots of money. QUOTATION: Let's settle down. MISS GRETCHEN HIERONYMUS ' NICKNAME: Hic. FAVORITE TOPIC: Music. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to records and playing the piano. AMBITION: To do my best and enjoy myself today. QUOTATION: Success and happiness don't just happen. They come from a bright outlook on life in general. MR. MELVIN D. ANDERSON NICKNAME: Doc. FAVORITE TOPIC: War and business. FAVORITE PASTIME: Athletic contests. AMBITION: To operate a good school at a reasonable cost. QUOTATION: If you fiddle you must pay the fiddler. 1 .8- s. as L' wi, SW' L- Wil' ul srnrf Q All sh1ned up and no place to go' Y Beaut1ful Dreamer' Mrs Sharp and Mrs Schrrudt stu' r1ng up another hot lunch 32 All Ab TL , 4 x . Y Ir ,il 72,41 J -I z M 5-4 5 Tliry. Ethel 1S that another off1c1al report'? Oard Shi M 1- WUI fa JE, Nw I' L f 7 ,X ,Q AC rw D X 5 L Ni G I 7 ' L-. x I-If-I-1-Q p - ag Q g'9 D 0 D-D 3' Q kb Q- .X Pg 'T . A In -Q5 A fi ' egg X, N ' ' f., ' w .X4 Y O- ' Q5 LAX X N v 2 ,-.......... SPORTS Dean Aulerich Keith Blake Elmer Cliburn Orla Davis Stanley Dostal John Ferry Eugene Garretson Harry Hyde Duane Kaisand FUUTBHLL The football season of 1950 here at Toledo High has beenagreat success. The fellows on the team succeeded in finding something that was lacking for a long time--Team Spirit. Although there were some tough breaks at the beginning of the season, the hard running and im- proved blocking of the team made it one of the toughest teams in the conference during the latter part of the season. The school spirit was not only improved on the team, but in the whole student body as well. That is why we again say, Toledo had a very successful season. 34 CY pg Dean Lewers Carl Pottoroff Gene Rogers Jerry Smlth Roger Steveson Paul Wh1tIT1OTC Jack Zmolek Marvm McCann Arnold Scott Cerald Youngman ni CO3 1,3 PS5 5 B 0116 gh FUUTBHLL SEASON 'S R EC ORD Toledo Opponent Grlnnell Grundy Center 6 Brooklyn Marengo Traer Montezuma Tama Belle P1a1ne Won 2 Lost 6 35 Manage xom swhfa tx RON Q The Boys T Club was orgamzed January 19 1950 and carr1ed through to 1951 mural class tournament for the boys dur1ng the fmrstpartof March tlfns year The Junlor elass won the Charnp1onslnp as they dld when they were Sophomores The boys of the club d1d the refereexng and Coachxng themselves and made approxunately 51360 on th1s project Offlcers for the 1950 51 year are Pres1dent Eugene Garretson VICC Presldent Jerry Smlth Secretary Treasurer John Ferry Managers John S1chra and Ronald Cockrel ?' vw LhFl FO Rlblll RLAR Arnold Scott Flrntrtlnbnrn Harry Hyde Rxtllardwubnld CarolPottorff Kettlllilakt MIDDLE Eugene Garrctson MarvmN1tCAnn Gerald Youngman Duane Katsand jack Lmolck JerrySm1th KNEELINC, OrlaDav1s Stanley Dostal Dean Lewus 36 BUUS' l CLUB 5 I - f , M 1 5 f F' 1 1 ,J ' X Ni,-V i ' l I W V K ,N i5 . n A I J L-A Clocul-cl. ' . - I . The club sponsored a basketball intra- - - . ' I ' ' A -is n -rr 'll' P ' 5 le . 'f lit Ili 1:1 o Q i 6' R I It 1 1 K-' FIRST TEAM 1 E BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Mattingly, Marilyn Thompson, Betty Skala, Marian Skala, Bernice Waeha, Darlene Mattingly, Coach Nate Bond. FRONT ROW: Beverly llennesy, Doris Emerson, Nancy Lorenzen, Ruth Wilson, Betty Enegar, Allene Kaisand. 6lHlS' BHSHETBI-Ill b V V n 4 ...j-'if .,,-, ,-,.q-,Sling 1 bltbqqgql-I.'.' kg Q g : gain D- Q? SELQ --sl , - . 4 ' ' ' , Ae' So 5 A ,V J: ., V + , A aifleso Tcglsdo N'S RECORD LA x .'f.,,5-L , . l grogigyn 59 Oplgincn Z. ' ' em, .. . r , ' E1 .- fx. Q. if ru In 9 2 if Q Yell 35-R is, sffrffoso if 41 if 'fx G ' 'W N .L:3l,a., ' lfii, ' 'J , N 'A i 0 oQ T 1 ww fx' lm S fm? I Qiaff' 532316 if 53 -3' 9 K ' ' 1 ma Qt, -: if - G1 n 3 43 ' ,lbs ,f- ., BI,Zi1lZf5Ok53 ' ' 5 A ' 1 F C1 y n 37 is i l I' ' E I 1' 3012554 11 ,-5.1 ar SECOND TEAM BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:Dianne Sells, Mary LynnCooper, Judy Huyck, Marlene Davis, Barbara Beck, Jean Peterson, Gail Sells, Jean Basham. FRONT ROW: Patty Maxwell, Colleen Ferneau, Pamela Yetter, Linda Myers, Carolyn llead, Waneta Hofer, Earlene Smith, Barbara Striley. : 5'I 1 r i 37 G?neS0 49 Rlenbeck 54 gafwin eneso 11 46 59 49 43 40 43 40 61 22 50 50 12 LOSt 'Wff iv Q s l l' I Sr GIRLS BHSHETBHLL Ruth Wllson Nancy Lorenzen Bern1Cc Wacha lVlaI'1'1I'1 Skala l Betty Skala fx Darlene Matt1ng ly Beve rly Henne sy Mar11yn Thompson I X 1 Allene Kalsdnd and Colleen Ferne au Betty Enegar Dons Emerson K ww 4.4 4 7 2 l e l fe not .' I , , fs 1 fx' 2 f-x L, x of . A AH' o I I ' . 7 . f y ' 3 9, - ' y , T' lf' Q , r ,, by I A qt 9 5 1 l t' t W I to f Q - .5 gi. X f A ul., 'Y' A T' - X Q 'N If t ' A . R X Q cf' 5 , 'Vt 38 GIRLS' T-CLUB LMI 1'ORIGHY Bunn tt Rbtfq Ndm L aclza 5-ROV! lLorL,1dLH B Ya nn kalgmd D UHILHL V wtf, gkdld one LIIJLISUH dlzmgllx B Ruth LVHSOU The basketball 1 rls had a hectlc season w1th mostly all good and exc1t1ng games but notas many v1ctor1es as hoped for However they were always b ac k IH for more and tr1ed tlfelr best 40 polnts and the1r opponents average was 43 po1nts Th1s shows that even w1th all the losses the Ra1derettes s u ffe r Q d they were very close contenders ln the County Tournament they were beat en by the exper1encedClut1er team In the Sectlonal Tournament they were d e fe ated 1n the second round by Relnbeck ln a very close game wlth thelr hewht an advantage over To ledo Mar1anSkala scored 368 po1nts averaolng Z0po1nts per frame whlch makes a new scor mg record for Toledo Ma r1lyn Thompson takes the pos1t1on of our outstandlng guard Of the twelve there are slx senlors that Manda bkal .1 ull Hennlsy H anlln THQ mpson wlll leave thc squad thxs year They are Marllyn Thompson Ruth W1lson Bermce Wacha Dorls Emerson and Beverly Hennesy who were vuards and Betty Eneg ar one of the s tart1ng forwards However there are wood prospects from the Freshman Class who w1ll f1l1 thclr posltmons next season Captaxn of the ye a r was Mar1lyn Thomp son Ruth vW1lSOD was chosen co captaxn The team orvamzed the T Club thls year Thls club IS composed of those who w1ll recelve letters 1nbasketb1ll th1s ycar and was organ 1zed so that the athletes of the school may have a more complete and stronger 1thlet1c pro Gram Each athlete ple d f e s l11ITlSLlf to the 1deals of a true sportsman The off1cers lor the year 1050 51 are Presldent Marllyn Thompson Vlce Pres1dent Bermce Wacha Secretary and Freasurer Betty Skala 39 7' .. Nd K ' -L, ,V X v' wr 5 , h A11, A ,, - l 1 ' , f K x X 1 ' ' , ' ', lf- A ' . ', ' gt ' 'A f ' ' C . . U V 1 Y I ' l Y I D ' ' ' 2, 'Q , X . . I - V 1 Toledo's offensive average per game was D . . . V , , I 2 V r - A , 1 ' ' - ' , 3 ' C . I D . D 5- . Q X n C . . 3 O C , - .' ' ' - s w Q ' L 1 o Q ' C ' , D , - : :D , l T ' un--u. ' 7 5 i I . 1 , 6 1 f l l t T if Q 7: 5' xg 5 MMM 5 l FIRST TEAM I BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Blake, Richard Wiebold, Orla Davis, Paul Whit- more, Marvin McCann. FRONT ROW: Duane Kaisand, Dean Lewers, Robert Whalen, Carl Pottorff, Keith McCord, Coach Schmadeke. BUUS' BHSHETBHLL S EC ON D T EA M BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Aulerich, Bill Prusha, Harry Hyde, Arnold Scott. FRONT ROW: Traer Brooklyn Garw1n Marengo Montour Montezuma G1lman Belle Plaxne Tama Brooklyn Montour Marengo Dinsdale Montezuma Garwin Tama Traer Belle Plaine SEASON'S RECORD Toledo Opponents Lost ll Larry Hennesy, Darrell Knox, Ian Huyck, Jackie Won 7 Kaloupek. 40 F- BUUS BHSHETBHLL T' Ke1th Blake Irxelth McCord Orla Davls Richard Wiebold Marvin McCann 41 Duane I a sand A 1 H of Z 5, all fu T K' 'Q 1' , I ' A f 25,271 i I H NA eil, 1' I NR U . Q -ef WF' 'W ,R vii A-il 4' f O ali I i YA! -Q I L 1 F K-,la fe me 1 ,B +1,,. of I 15, 1 ' vs O- Q , T p 4 'J .B rv , ,y -. t -. T 141 weft- ,et -ez! I 5 T ,sg , lfv I .. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernard Dostzil, Jack Zmolek, Bill Prnsha, Keith Blake, Robert Balvin, Gerald Youngman, William Si-heid, Nlaix Stanford, Daiid Fritsch, Bill Mason, lZlmcrGliburn, Marvin McCann, Paul Whitmore, Coach Scliniatfeke. THIRD ROW: Danny Brandt, john Ferry, Duane Kaisand, Jan Hiiyck, Arnold Scott, Gerald Ross, Bob Thompson, Richard Felton, Max Plum, Melvin Crawford, Ray lx1cCreary, Dale DeFrance, Don- ald Bruene. SECOND ROW: Dean Lewers, Darrell Knox, Garth Wier, Ronald Bogue, Roger Bacon, David McCord, Roger Steveson, Donald Yanda, Robert Skala, Milo Hala, Peter Husak. FRONT ROW, jack Kaloupek, Loren Rebik, Richard Chamrzi, Richard Doyle, Donald Ebersole, Pat Ferry, John Mason, Donald Upah, Billy Ebersole, BHSEBHLL Lyle Edwards. 5 CK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Richard Wiebold Carl Pottorff Keith McCord Harry Hyde SLLONU ROW Billy Prusha ith Blake lan Huyck Larry Hennesy Elmer Cliburn 'viarvin McCann Paul WNIUTIOTC FRONT ROW James Benedik ane Kaisand Darrell Knox Arnold Scott Gerald Youngman Jerry Smith John Zody 42 NX .X in-'ggi M Agjfgc' Mig, D nw HCTIVITIES I I , 'f.QQf,f 7 ' 5 xxx x I Rx K ,N N5 X -P N, N ...-ZA ' xt 'X' ' K . W5 ' ff 1,1 A ' ,f V 'fl f f Q , K If I I 4 xx ,A I vf 'X . wqxng- H - . xx 1 Y 1 , 'fi X, X X V' in - Xxx 1, f,.4iiE. 3 l .L 'L 1 PHY' ' ru ' 5 1 Q 4 w'i5.z:-1-T4 fi, ff' a 'H-P 'V pi-v - U 151 I' 2 I 1 If A' Ifhfgf K ' -I 1 2 521' 1 li A35 i 5 2 'I E ,V K. i E :TX xl! I W 5 3 xx in. 'x A wi I X N, N X j X ff I I Q Q Fi Y xf 4 I my Di . x :w1 ,1.m' ,..x, 21, AI.'.x:. rm-'..11:, N1 my , v S ..,. Q1.1,.u...., Q lrl x Accompanisr Doris Emerson BAKIK ROW, LEFT IU RILQHIH l3cL1:1.M.1:rav:,, R.1y111o11d Yurncs, Kunz.Eil.4Ru,1D.n1dFrnxc:., Ddxld Kupna, loc Sxoboda, Ebcrsolc, Iluanef Kalsaud, FRONT ROXM LdYfiv'HCI1l1C5R' XlA1',1IlX1k'f:.AI1I1, B1115' Prushgx, Rxchard Wlcbuld, Ku1rhX1c 1 v Cord, Ra 5' fx1cCrcar5', 4 Jlllfzx Lmolsfx, Dean Lcwcra. MIDDLE RUXNQ ldll Ihlytri, BL111. Oria Dawzs, Gerald EL-rmssc, Barnard Kuzmr, Rxumrd Felton. w - .- -1. ,vw x . .1 A ,K lamvrgu., !M'.1.xXXr, -..rx Mu. Nw- Yr 1 Dwrn l,1x,wrw:., I,gxX'w:111u Hu H, EE.1rh4xr.xIr1v.. mFL,UfJD 'Xxx if 'L' 3d '1c K 5 ..,ku ?,lArgL:1n-I Hill, 1',...11s s,m.11w, f1.1Iu'I1:Nl' Lu 5 xurrx RIUJQN, 1111: Lmfn-K, mgmw. L V. My ix INV! RLW',YgIUumz:1. X'i,..t1Ll1, i'r.1:1.'QX Lk-zwrx, I,.x1F12YA xmdl, :'.H..u1L1 Hu. r 1 ullu I L'fI1L'.l1, l5uI,wrw Ram, Ilgxrlgmf Xllllllligli., Mil-mu Eimsafmd. Agcornpamsl GLEE C LU BS P P U o H Q 1 .- LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDlNG:Raymond Yerkes, Dorothy Whalin, Mary Ann Cartwright, Keith McCord, Billy Aulerich, Judy lluyck, Roger Randall, Nancy Lorenzen, Dean Aulerich, Carolyn Head. Richard Felton, Joe Svoboda, Lester Taylor, Jan Huyck, Karen SFATEDg Janet Aldrich, Barbara Striley, Joanne Bakker, Mary Eernisse, Orla Davis, Alicia Irish, Gerald Eernisse, Robert Vlasak, Lynn Cooper, Barbara llanify, Dean Striley, Joanne Aldrich, Shirley Randall, Donovan Rank, Patricia Maxwell, Pamela Yetter, Frances Lewers, Betty Kubalek, Norman NlcCreary, Barbara lrish, Jerrie Joens, DeLores Rank, Jerry Hoffer, Floyd Flynn, Shirley William llusak, Tommylloffer, Dorothy Kubalek, Michael Ucytil, Burns, Donald Ebersole. J J .ii r 2 J y' I . J 3 . QV . it X Q 'f N! 4 V' .XXX .J ,ff-' X - Janet Aldrich, Joanne Aldrich Ronald Upah. Dfmald UP3h- 46 ru fs wth U Q 'f DeLores Rank, Marlene Davis, Margaret Hill, Judy lfluyck, Earlene Smith. Lf TWIHLERS Drum Majorette: Margaret llill DeLores Rank, Marlene Davis, Margaret Hill, Judy Huyck, Earlene Smith. FLHG-BEHRERS Karlene Abbe, Betty Skala, Marion Skala, Shirley Ferry. 47 . Q, vu! 45 ' Eufvene Garretson and Jcancttc Shayer working on the annual! ricwrli, HCIIIIUSF, Hcxcrly Lllk'k1Il!CP'CY, jez111r:LrcShziyur, Lrlliull Stnrlz, Vrmera Flowers, Bcrrj. Aiartlngly. FRONT ROME Marvin Xia-Cjurmu, Xiaxrrlyu'I'hor11psul1-Assistant Ediror, Esthcrliaycs Edrumr, RumWilsorr-Iirrsirmuss Manager, Bob Lmolck. ABSEN'1':Jol111 Smhra, Gum- Rwgurf, I-:rryS11ziLl1, RwqurSlcvcsor1. u 0- -41 f 0 BACK ROW, LEFT TO R1GHT:Allene Kaisand, Naomi Blake, Ierrie loens, Jo Anderson, Betty Skala, Marian Skala, Shirley Burns, Gail Sells, Betty Enegar, Marilyn Bryan. THIRD ROW: William Scheid, Colleen Ferneau, Jeanette Shayer, Marilyn Thompson, Esther Btuene, Joanne Vesely, Ella Jean Yanda, Doris Emerson, DeLores Rank, Garnette Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Mar- garet Hill, Ferry Ann Smith, lean Basham, Sherry Rhodes, Shirley Cappet, Avonelle Thoms, Pamela Yetter, Betty Mattingly, Karlene Abbe, Larry Hennesy. FIRST ROW: Duane Sells, Ruth Wilson, Beierly Hennesy--Editor, Shirley Striley, Jerry Hoffet. The school's monthly magazine the NEWS- REELis available during the school year for the small subscription price of 4091 Itis jammed full of interesting articles of Coming Events, the latest in Fads and Fash- ions, Students Opinion, Birthdays of the month, Editorials, Guess Who, Wise and Otherwise, and the eve r popular columns, The RAIDER FLASHES is in its second year as an extra curricular activity. lt appeared every other week in the To- ledo Chronicle, our local paper. Miss Schreibe r served as editing and journalistic advisor. Mr. Zeleny, thenlater in the year, Mr. Gill, served as typing ad- Here and There and Cupid's Corner. Valuable experience in journalism is ac- quired by all s tudents who take part in the production of the NEWSREEL. This year the editing advisorwas Mrs. Iverson. Mr. Zel- eny and, later in the year, Mr. Gill, served as production advisor. visor. The Journalism class took over the writing of many ofthe articles as a class project. The RAIDER FLASHES, besides inform- ing the readers of school events and activities, also gave the students actual work on a real newspaper. BHIIJEH HHSHES BACK ROW, LET TO RIGHT:Garnette Rhodes, Jerrie Jones, Maryan Wacha, Dianne Sievers, Avonelle Thoms, Doris Emerson, Shirley Bums. THIRD ROW: Naomi Blake, Esther Bruene, Ella ' Jean Yanda, Shirley Capper, June Cizek, Shirley Striley, DeLores Rank. SECOND ROW: Mary lean Novotny, Jeanette Shayer, Beverly Zach- meyer, Beverly Hennesy, Betty Mattingly, Gail Sells, Marilyn Thompson, Betty Enegar. FIRST ROW: Bernice Wacha, David Kupka, Duane Sells'-Editor, Keith McCord. 49 L S Qf wif if 7' fsof ff ibvfli xbfrtzfffif J J A If I ff ,J fbfflgjjyfgfldir f X ,Wx Wgfxg Zgw' N OWNG QZBEE G LEW Y v ONKEC 1 auendan ST LXNDXN and ES nd he 569 , a wmvn' Qihexma Young 617 M. swf xvxcayxiijoixijav owe BSC 9,16 1 O 016' waves . 1 ' 3 1 A v I, e I 12 V- ' X f E ' W I N , 5 3 . e , Q f ' .4 f X x I A 1 ffkyy ,? l ' K Q .'32.4!p. .,' ' lgffgfgf- V I 1 'A ' 1' K , ' fr I' ,K r ' ' 5:5-f'1 2Q5g' Q ' ri A ef' - .gy ,JJ-mf-'I ,fr'J K W igg .df .514 1? . 'Zi 'fiffgfl we -, f f 1- 1 'L ' ' f 1 1 HQ J - - V K I ' f' 'X xy xl K , ez Q si . . X X K 1. I . 50 HUHIEIIUIIIIIIG Dorothy Whahn be1ng crowned Home com1ng Queen of 1950 by Ronn1e Cockrel Semor Class Pres1dent fax C, CHEEHLEHDEHS ., rx 1 'Yagi vb A ,f '- Y, 5 W Q i 4 ,-Xllene liziifzi , .- e Colleen Ferncan, Thclrna Young. PEP CLUB A ll llliillj ClllillRLl2ADlZR5: ene Kaisnnd, Ferry Ann Sniith, H Colleen Ferncan, Thelma Yonng. i 1 fi W 7 ik E 2 i i i yn ' 1 ,J-ug, ,SAC li RO W, LEFT TO RlCll'l': llziiid Knpka, Wilm liani Seireid, Donnie liber- sole, Richard Felton, Naomi Blake,All-,'iieKaisa1id, Berry linegar, :x.llll3hCllC Kajer Marilyn Bryan, Della Von, Ann Knnuh, ixlaryllrrii liber- role, Marjorie Cnrphy, THIRD ROWg Keith Mi'Cord, Barbara Striley, ,Indy Hnyek, Nancy Rhodes, Esther Brncne, Ella Yanda, Sherri Rhodes, Jean liashani, Wanera llolcr, Lillian Snrriz, Ard1sSeheid SECOND ROWg Karlene Abbe, Rhonda Tnrhcrr, Berry Lon NUX'0lOlll', Earlene Smith, Bevcrli' Zachmcycr, Shirley Capper, Barbara Irish, Joanne Aldrich, janet Aldrich, Marjorie Collins, Ixlarilon Cooper, Berry Rein- hard, FRONT ROW: Shirley Ferry, Shirley Novorony, Lanrirra lioldy, Colleen Fer- ncau, Thelma Young, Ferry Ann Snnih, Phyllis Collins, l.eNora Moffer, Avonelle Thoms, Jean Peterson. Thompson, Betty Le TEEN HBE IHH FIRST SEMESTER BOARD STJXXDINGZ Shirley' Capper, Roger Randall, Janet Aldrieh, Jimmy Q Reinhard, Carole Wiebold, Dean Anlerich, Carelee llennesv, lerrv lloffer, Delores Rank, Billy Anlerieh, Esther Eiaues Allene Raisand. SEATED: ICCHTCUC 5h3y'Cf. ROUIUCCOCRTE1. Xlrs. lanes, Betty Skala, Robert Vlasak THE SECOND SEMESTER BOARD llarris Gray, Don Zhorne, Marlene Lowe, and Joanne Bakker, of the eighth gradegMarj.'l.y11ne Cjooperandllarbara Irishof the ninth grade, Pamela Yetter and A vonelle Thomsof thetenth gradeg David Knpka, gwiflg Band Shirley Striley, Nlarilon Cooper, and Duane l-iaisand nt' the eleventh gradeg Jerrie Joens, Gerald Eernisse, Naomi Blake, and Eugene Garrctson of the twelfth grade. yr man' 3373 vid l40?ka' the ga Sfluar 2 D CXHG Plngg X .J 225. ' Vg. ,J f vfy . . x Q . , . 1 I . '- x ' -- 2 2 K XR 5 xv ji? .fr- G A .4 .. 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FOURTH ROW: Bob Zmolek, Duane Sells, Max Stanford, Ronnie Cockrel, Eugene Garretson, Marvin McCann, Shirley Burns, Thelma Young. THIRD ROW: Ierrie Lou Ioens, Ruth Wilson, Bernice Wat-ha, Betty Mattingly, Jerry Snnrh, John Ferry, Ella jean Yanda, Naomi Blake, Maryan Waeha, Mary jean Novotny. SECOND ROW: Dianne Sievers, Doris Emerson, Marilyn Bowden, Marilyn Thompson, Vaneta Flowers, Beverly Hennesy, Lillian Sturtz, Jeanette Shayer, Esther llayes. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Emerson, Esther Bruerie, LaVonne Beck, Beverly Zackmeyer. June Chizek, Dorothy Whalin, Wanda Ruff. 54 TULEDU CHLEHIJHH UF EVENTS AUGUST SEP1 EMI 1 lx Auf 30 School opt ns Q t 1 Crlnnell 11 une 10 Jamboree at Montezum1 22 Grundy Centc r 1' L game 29 Brooklyn FB game UC TOBER 6 Marenvo EB game lraer FB game Marcn1nf Band Contest Montezuma 1- B game Tama FB game Homecomlnc INON EMBER Belle Pla1ne l- B game Junlor Class Play Traer boysj BB game Creneseo g1rlsl BB game 8: 24 Thanksg1x1nv Vacatlon Vlctor fGl BB game DECEMBER 1 Brooklyn fB8zG1 BB game 5 Garw1nfB8zG1BB game 8 Marengo QBZQGQ BB game Montour CBSzGl BB game Dlnsdale KGD BB game Montezuma fBj BB game Clutler KG, BB game Culrnan fB8zGl BB game to Jan 1 Chr1strnas Vacatlon JANUARY 5 Gladbrook CGD BB game Belle Pla1ne QBJ BB game 9 Tama fBl BB game 12 Brooklyn fB8zGl BB game 16 Montour fB8xGl BB game 19 Marengo tB8zGl BB game Z3 Geneseo QGJ BB game 1 Q lot m 2 lL or C LP an Sect Ill 11C J lourniment llib Xlxvi 1OI11L!l1IT1 Ll LL game Dlfllltl' rx 1ntLcsC1j PP amz utle P tme 111 fB1 FB game 1X11f1SLlL1 shovx to 16 Pre11m1nary Speec' Contest 11aer BB game Belle Pla1ne CBJ BB game 1 to 2-1 Sectlonal Bl BB Tournament MARCH 2 trmp to BB State Tournament G 5 to 10 D1str1ct QBQ BB Tournament 26 to 30 State D1str1ct Speech Contests 23 to 26 Easter Vacauon 29 tr1p to BB State Tournament B APRIL. 6 81 7 Prellmlnary Muslc Contest 27 gl 28 Flnal State Solo 81 Ensemble Contest MAY 4 Junxor Semor Banquet 5 State Muslc Contest large groups Semor Class Play 81 12 D1str1ct track 81 Fleld Meet Veslna Sen1ors gl Band Baccalaureate Slop Day Semor Sk1p Day Dress Up Day 18 Commencement 23 Class Day Close of School - A A 3 Q t 25 to 27 T2 mn Co. 1131 111' A lrna cnt 5, 1 1.6 Y' 'I tell ' 1 g' nf S fp, 5 ' ' 1 'IX gg 2 Z'-H 101:tj1J. 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