Vaughnsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Vaughnsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1950 volume:

THE REMINDER PUBLISHED r i THE SENIOR CLASS VAUGHNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VAUGHNSVILLE, OHIO Associate Editors: CATHERINE THOMAS CAROL WINKLE Business Manager: JOHN FOULKES Advisor: MRS. GAYLORD MYERS 1 Vikings Alma Mater Oh, Vaughnsville High School, hail to thee Behold thy labor and thy glee; Strive, till time shall bring the hour To sing our last farewell to thee. Oh, Vaughnsville High School, we shall praise So clear and strong her anthem raise; To her we’ll always faithful be The emblem of our youthful days. Chorus Here's a cheer for Vaughnsville High Her blue and white shall never die Raise her praises to the sky And give your best to Vaughnsville High. The Seniors of Vaughnsville High School, Vaughnsville, Ohio, proudly present our school, our activities and our classmates in a final review for the year ’49- 50. We hope the Reminder will bring back some of the pleasant memories we experienced in our final year at V. H. S. --memories like the fun of our school parties, the thrill of the Junior-Senior Banquet, the fun of after school activities, the excitement of our different games, the glow of real pleasure we experienced in our theatrical performances and the pride and satisfaction in our classwork which was rewarded at Commencement. This Reminder is a review of the past to keep and cherish for the future. School Views Chemistry Lab Future Scientists! These intelligent looking students with Mrs. Myers, their instructor, are at work with their experiments in their laboratory. Typing Typing is taken by these Industrious students under the direction of Miss Myers. With a little more practice they are sure to be good businessmen and women. Latin These girls are justly proud of their Romar Houses which they constructed and labeled as an out- side Latin project. 3 Library and Study Hall Our school library and study hall is an important unit in our school. Tha library supplies us with plenty of good reading material, and the study hall gives us quietness for oeecentrated thought. Cafeteria The most ‘vital part of the school is the cafeteria. It gives us that much needed energy for our brain and brawn. LUNCH LINE CONTINUED Calendar SEPTEMBER 6 First day of school; 14 All high school party. 15 Fall Festival at Ottawa. 16 Baseball at Gomer. We Lost. 20 Baseball at Kalida. We WON. 23 Baseball here (Gomer). We Lost. 27 Baseball at Continental. Rained Out. 28 Baseball here (Jennings). We WON. 30 Baseball here (Gilboa). We WON. OCTOBER 3 Baseball here (Kalida). We WON. 6-7 County Fair. No school. 14 End of the six weeks. 20 Chapel 4, 5, 6 grades. 28 N.O.T.A. Meeting. No school. 31 Hallowe’en Carnival at the school. NOVEMBER 1 Seniors dressed up. Pictures taken.’ 4 Junior Play The Perfect Idiot . 15 First basketball game played at Hoaglin Jackson. We Lost. 18 Basketball here (Beaverdam). Lost. County Institute. No school 22 Basketball at Gomer. We WON. 23 Senior Pheasant Fry. Enjoyed by all. First grade chapel. 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation 25 Basketball here (Jennings). We Lost. 29 Basketball here (Shawnee). We WON. DECEMBER 1 Grade Cards. No longer looking new 2 Basketball here (Leipsic). We Lost. 8-9 Every pupil tests. 9 Basketball here (Blanchard). WON. 13 Seniors received their pictures. Everyone was satisfied with theirs. 17 Christmas parties (high school) 18 The Mixed Chorus gave a CANTATA entitled The Rose of Christmas 20 Ottawa Parochial here. We WON. 2 3 Basketball at Miller City. Lost.- Christmas Vacation began. 25 MERRY CHRISTMAS JANUARY 2 School resumed again. 6 Icy Roads. No school. Basketball at Ottawa Public. WON. 10 Basketball here (Gomer). We WON, Legend of Sleepy Hollow given. 13 Basketball here (Continental) WON. End of the six weeks. Tests begin. JANUARY - Continued 16 Athletic Association put on an Amateur Contest entertainment. 17 Basketball at Ottoville. We Lost. 19 Grade Cards for the third time. 20 Basketball here (Kalida). We WON. 23 Farmers’ Institute. 26 The group pictures taken. 31 Basketball with the Alumni. We WON. FEBRUARY 3 Basketball at Columbus Grove. Lost Senior Scholarship tests taken by Marilyn Myers, John Foulkes, Carol Winkle, Paul Jackson, and Dean Litten. 4 Basketball at Oakwood. We Lost. 6 Tournament Drawing. We drew Gilboa. 10 Basketball here (Pandora). We WON. 11 District Musical at Findlay High School - Chorus, Orchestra, and Band. 14-15 High Water. No school. 17-18, 20-21, 23, 25 Putnam County Tourn- ament at Leipsic. Lost to Gilboa. 20 Band Mothers serve Farmers’ School Banquet. 24 End of the fourth six weeks. MARCH 2 Grade Cards. 3 Junior Chapel 8 Free Throw Contest at Ottawa. 24 Freshman Chapel. 30 Every pupil tests. APRIL 1 Soloists go to Bowling Green. 4 Pre-District State Tests 7 End of the six weeks. 13 Grade Cards. 14 Senior Play, The House of a Thousand Thrills’ 15 Band and chorus go to Ada. 21 Eighth grade state tests. 29 State Contest at Springfield. MAY 5 Junior-Senior Banquet. 6 Final State tests. 13 State Solo Ensemble. 18 Commencement - McOntosh speaker. 19 End of the six weeks. Last day of school. JUNE 7-11 “SENIOR TRIP Toronto, here we come! 7 GAYLORD MYERS Superintendent Toledo University M.A. in Education Science, History Mathematics JANET MYERS Principal Ohio Wesleyan University New Mexico State Mathematics Science, Music Foreign Language VICTOR DUNLAP Defiance College Physical Education History, Biology Sociology FRED BREMER Whittenberg University Physical Education History, Biology Social Science 6 Seniors 1950 President........Johnnie Foulkes Vice-President......Paul Jackson Secretary ........ Carol Winkle Treasurer.........Marilyn Myers Reporter.......Catherine Thomas JOHN FOULKES Baseball Basketball Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1. 2. 3. 4 House of Thrills . . . .... 3. 4 Fi F. A. ........... 1. 2. 3. 4 4-H . . 4 years President CAROL WINKLE Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1, 2, 3, 4 A Dots with Judy ..............3 House of Thrills ..............4 Reminder Staff................. 4 Parrot Staff ..................3.4 Head Librarian...................4 President........................1 Vice-President...................2 Secretary................... 3. 4 4-H........................5 years Cheerleader . PAUL JACKSON Glee and hflxed Chorus . . 1. 2. 3. 4 Vice -President MARILYN MYERS Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1. A Date with Judy....... . House of Thrills ••...... Reminder Staff............ Parrot Staff.............. Girls’ 4-H...............6 Boys’ 4-H................2 News Reporter............. Treasurer ................ 2. 3. 4 . . . 3 . . . . 4 , . . .4 . 3. 4 years years . . 2 . 3. 4 CATHERINE THOMAS Glee and Mixed Chorus , . 1. 2. 3, 4 A Date with Judy' ..............3 House of Thrills ...............4 Reminder Staff ...............3, 4 Parrot Staff..................3. 4 Secretary........................2 News Reporter ..................4 4-H.......................2 years The Class of 1950 ended its tenure within the hallowed halls of Vaughnsville High with a very active and enjoyable Senior Year. The field of sports found a large number of Seniors adding to the school's athletic laurels. Paul Jackson was captain of the basketball team. The Class of 50 was prominent in journalistic endeavors, with Carol Winkle acting as Editor-in-Chief of the Parrot and assisted by Catherine Thomas performed the duties of leading the editorial staff of the •'Reminder . Our dramatic ability was ably displayed in our presentation of the Senior Play, The House of a Thousand Thrills . Another high point in the year occurred when we were royally entertained by the Juniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The class ended its high school career with a boat trip to Toronto, Canada, and Niagara Falls. When at commencement, we embarked upon the next step in the voyage of life, we took leave of our school days with sincere regret mingled with pleasant memories of our unforgetable experiences in V. H. S. 9 f • ■ DORIS IK ANNE DUNLAP Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1� 2, 3, 4 Majorette................... 1 2 Drum Majorette ...............3.4 ••A Date with Judy”.............3 House ol Thrills ..............4 Reminder Staff..................4 Parrot Staff................ 3.4 4-H.......................2 years MARILYN AUCHMUTY Glee and Mixed Chorus . . J. 2, 3. 4 A Date with Judy .............3 House of Thrills .............4 Reminder Staff..................4 Parrot Staff.................3.4 4-H.......................2 years DEAN LITTEN Glee and Kflxed Chorus........1.2 Band............................7 years Baseball................ • • A Date with Judy ..............3 House of Thrills ............. 4 Reminder Staff................ 4 Parrot Staff..................3.4 r. r. A.................J. 2. 3, 4 4-H.............................4 years Vice-President...................3 •t JANET RIMER Glee and Mixed Chorus..........4 Band........................3. 4 A Date with Judy .............3 House of Thrills ............ 4 Reminder Staff ............... 4 News Reporter................ 3 (Transferred from Kali da in Junior y«sr) COLLEEN BRYAN Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1. 2. 3. 4 A Date with Judy ...............3 House of Thrills ..............4 Reminder Staff . ...............4 Parrot Staff..................3, 4 Girls' 4-H.................3 years Boys 4-H.......................7 years Secretary...................... 1 JACK K LA USING Basketball...............1,2, 3. 4 Glee and Mixed Chorus.......1,2 A Date with Judy ..............3 Houee of Thrills ..............4 Reminder Staff..................4 Parrot Staff..................3,4 F. T. A.................I. 2. 3. 4 NORMAN SMITH Basketball...............1, 2, 3. 4 Baseball........................1 F. F. A..................1, 2, 3. 4 Band.....................1. 2, 3. 4 Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1, 2, 3, 4 A Date with Judy ................3 House of Thrills ................4 Reminder Staff....................4 RUTH MILLER Glee and Mixed Chorus . . 1, 2, 3, 4 A Date with Judy .............3 House of Thrills .............4 Reminder Staff.................4 Parrot Staff.................3, 4 News Reporter..................1 Treasurer................•••••.2 10 Senior Memoirs In the year of 1947, fourteen young hopefuls'entered the ‘portals of learning to begin their last lap of public school education. This group of students lost no time in organizing by choosing the following officers: President, Carol Winkle: Vice-President, Paul Jackson; Secretary, Colleen Bryan: Treasurer, Betty Thomas; News Reporter, Ruth Miller. Miss Virginia Zirkle was advisor. Early during the year, this class decided to “Look on the bright side and polish up the dark. This has been a most consistent theme throughout their high school career. For their general cheerfulness has done much to add to the pleasantness of school atmosphere during the four years. In the Sophomore year, a little extra zest had to be added to the ‘polishing up for the already small group was made smaller by the departure of Betty Thomas and Norma Maxwell. The officers for this year were: President, Johnnie Foulkes; Vice- President, Carol Winkle; Secretary, Catherine Thomas; Treasurer, Ruth Miller; and News Reporter, Marilyn Myers. Miss Jones counseled the group during this second year. The ‘bright side really was the selection of class rings, and the lend- ing hand by serving for the prom dinner. Looking to the future, these energetic people secured a nest egg for their treasury by selling Viking shirts and by collect- ing sales tax stamps. The Junior year was a busy one. Janet Rimer became a member to make a lucky thirteen. The officers; President, Johnnie Foulkes; Vice-President, Dean Litten; Secretary, Carol Winkle; Treasurer, Marilyn Myers; News Reporter, Janet Rimer. Miss Myers was sponsor. Early in the school year, the class ‘polished up their dramatic talent to present “A Date With Judy to a very large and a most appreciative audience. The ‘bright side for the upperclassmen was the prom with The Old South used as the theme. Guests and Juniors alike accounted for that evening as one well spent. Time flies! In September 49. the thirteen became THE SENIORS. The officers varied only a little from the previous year, Paul Jackson was selected as Vice-Presi- dent and Catherine Thomas, News Reporter. Fun and hard work under the supervision of Mrs. Myers made the year memorable. As the goals became visible and more realistic the ‘bright side’ grew brighter. The coins clinked in the treasury and plans for the trip became definite --the itinerary, Detroit, Port Colborne, Toronto, and Niagara Falls. Keeping scholastic achievements at a high peak, doing extracurric- ular activities--music, basketball, yearbook, newspaper and the class play, House of a Thousand Thrills , required the ‘polish’ that fulfilled to the highest, the motto: Look on the bright side and polish up the dark.” 11 12 Junior Class BACK ROW: L«(t to Right: Donald Collar, Kermlt Sallsburg, Ray Dean Stemcn, Jack Myers, Colleen Vance. MTDDLX ROW: Bill Myers, Theron Jackeon. John Smith, Donald Krouae, Marvin Griffith. FRONT ROW: Dolorea Gorman, Marilyn Jonea, Carolyn Myera, Mary Lu Edwards. The Junior Class led a busy year. On November 4, a cast composed of the entire class presented a hilarious farce, “The Perfect Idiot.“ The only other money project during the year was the selling of programs at the home basketball games. A Christmas party was held at the home of Miss Kfyers. Everyone enjoyed the recreation and gift exchange. The Juniors sponsored a high school party in March with St. Patrick’s as the theme. The latter part of the evening was spent dancing. The Junior high light of the year was that annual event, the PROM. On that memorable night the Juniors and their guests went back to the period of the Gay Ninties. For the evening, the auditorium donned the aspect of a most respectable tavern. The dinner guests were served a very gratifying meal by the Junior Mothers and received enthusiastically the entertainment featuring a Barber Shop Quartette, and other numbers appropriate to the era. In extra-curricular activities the Juniors held their own. The music department claims nine for the band, almost one hundred percent for the glee clubs and two for special music events. Two represented the class in Varsity basketball and three, the Reserves. The paper staff made use of the services of eleven Juniors. _ 14 Sophomores BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Janice Williams, Jack Wcaell, David Young. Bruce Allen, BUI Syfert, Donald Jameaon, Earl McKanna. Left to Right: Duane Young, James Bur man, Rolland Auchmuty, Carol MUler, Norman Messenger, Owen Tudor. Earlene Miller, Nancy Ellen Davies. Lois Ann Dunlap. Ann Barnes. Nancy Bryan. Marilyn Smith. Shirley Winkle. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Patty Vance, PhyUis Griffith, Gene Williams, Rhea Tudor, WUbur Williams. BUI Reese. Lane Buehong. Jerry Basinger, Howard Brandehoff, Wilton Bushong, Ronald Evans. Phyllis Altstaetter, Clarabell Evans, Dick Otto, Marlene Foulkes, Clare McKanna. 15 Freshmen Eighth Grade BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROWi FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Jane Ellen Tudor, Jimmy Evani, Glen William� , Betty Worline, Joann Edward , Keith Garberaon, Mary Louiae Stamen. Mr. Bremer, htory Jan Millar, Janie Andaraon, Alton Stephana, Larry Me William� , Carol Clavangar, Mary K. Griffith, Sua Rohrer. Barbara Jameson, Bill Griffith. Lloyd Collar, Tommy Kinetle, Ronald Altstaetter, Keith Edward . BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Ted Miller, Olive Stephens, Nancy Barne� , Marlene Bryan, Janice Klaualng, Carolyn McRea, Myron Evans. Ray Salisbury, Byron Heidlebaugh, Eugene Walla, Jamas Hamilton. Paul Brower. Myron Heidlebaugh. Betty Jean Hartoon, Marilyn Griffith, Allan Roy Myera. Mary Ann Sluaser, Nora Tudor, George holler. 16 Seventh Grade Sixth Grade BACK ROW: Left to Right: Beverly Pitney, Stemen, Darlene Young, Leo Brinkman, Suzanne Salisbury. Hattie Auchmuty, Sharon Stiver . MIDDLE ROW: Miss Cumming, Marvin Brandehoff. Manuel Rodriquez. Shirley Smith. Robert Funk. Larry Sneary. Jerry Meulman, Octobtano Rodriquez. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Basinger, Narciso Carrero. Jack Hayden. Gordon Jones, Shirley Jone , Tommy Reese. Martin Altstaetter. James Kinstle. Fifth Grade TEACHERS: Mrs. Emerson, Miss Cummings. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Reynold Edwards, Joe Miller, Robert Sarka, Jean Ann Oat man, Carol Hamilton, Betty Foulkes, Milton Lee Deffenbaugh, Robert Garberson. FRONT ROW: Robert Worline. Richard Colby, Ronald Hamilton, Larry Risser, James Williams, Kay Anderson, Gale Williams, Nancy Schmidt. Fourth Grade BACK ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Emerson, Jimmie Collar, Marlene Salisbury, Shirley Disman. Kay Hamilton. Duane Williams, Eileen Deck, Jerry Mitchell, Vivian Altstaetter. Judy Davies, Kathy Kinstle. MIDDLE ROW: Donald Hughes, Ray Clevenger, Judy Colby, Ricardo Rodriquez. Felipe Rodriquez, Robert Evans, Dale Otto, Sandra Jameson. Willis Stemen, Glen Hayden. FRONT ROW: Tommy Griffith, Ann Anderson, Betsy Collar, Mary Disman, Gary Hetdlebaugh, Larry Jones, Jay Clevenger. 17 Third Grade SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Mist Conaway, Judy DeVelbiss, Ernest Anderson, Danny Pitney, Marvin Utendorf, Terry Sherrard, Joe Schmidt, Sharon Litten. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Margaret Griffith, Marie Dunlap, Robert Brandehoff, Joyce Sherry, Sharon Jones, Doreen Clevenger, Tom Heidlebaugh. Second Grade FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Donny Troyer, Mrs, Skinner, Danny Franco, Mary Brinkman. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Griffith, Ronald Williams, Joyce Altstaetter, Johnny Jameson, n rol Disman. COND ROW: James Siefker, Larry Auchmuty, arlene Humphreys, Marvin Risser, John Slusser, eanore Benroth, Diane Huffman. Jeanne Kinatle. HERD ROW: Karls Wood. Orval Salisbury. ncy Walman. First Grade FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Jane Collar, Jerry Watkins, Mrs. Barnes, Jimmy Pitney, Dean Otto. THIRD ROW: Mary Ellen Litten, Myrna Bradshaw, Helen King, Linda Sherry, Sharon Young, Denny Reese. SECOND ROW: Denny Clevenger, Emilio Rodriquez, Dale Edwards, Max Thomas, Roger Risser, Linda Alter, Robert Ridenour. FIRST ROW: Patty Breltigam, Ralph Anderson, Norman Jones, Melvin Utendorf, Jimmy Cullinan. 18 Majorettes Beverly Pitney, Shirley Smith, Mery Ann Slusser, Sharon Stivers, Kay Hamilton. Junior Band BACK ROW: Left to Right: Milton Lee Deffenbaugh, Shirley Jones, Larry Sneary, Robert Funk, Ronald Evans, Grace Stemen, Hattie Auchmuty. Ray Salisbury. FRONT ROW: Kay Anderson, Nora Tudor, Carolyn McRea, Betty Jean Hartoon, Robert Garberson, Jimmie Williams, Phyllis Griffith. Band Formation 19 F. F. A. BACK ROW: Left to Right: David Young. Ronnie Evans, Owen Tudor, Bill Syfert, Marvin Griffith, Jerry Basinger. Dean Litten, Ray Stemen. Lane Bushong. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Fleming, Duane Young. Carol Miller, Rolland Auchmuty. John Smith. Howard Brandehoff. James Burman, Norman Smith. Jack Klausing. FRONT ROW: Bill Reese, Gene Williams. Donald Jameson, Wilton Bushong, John Foulkes, Jack Myers, Don Collar. Jack Wesell. Wilbur Williams. LINE COPY STRIPPING - VaughnsWHe Future Farmers of America The National Emblem of the Future Farmers of America is significant and mean- ingful in every detail. Used by members in all recognized units of the organization, it is made up of five symbols: the owl, the plow, and the rising sun, within the cross sec- tion of an ear of corn, which is surmounted by the American eagle. Upon the face of the emblem appear also the words “Vocational Agriculture' and the letters F.F.A. The owl is symbolic of wisdom and knowledge; the plow is the symbol of labor and tillage of the soil; the rising sun is emblematic of progress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are trained and have learned to co-operate; the cross section of an ear of corn represents common agricultural interests since corn is native to America and grown in every State: and the eagle is indicative of the national scope of the organization. 21 Vaughnsville MISS MARGUERITE JONES Conductor Our band, composed of forty-eight members has been active in several affairs this year. They made their first appearance of the year at the Putnam County Fair and took part in the mass band presentation. We have been proud of our formations at the basketball games and have enter- tained the fans with numbers played between games. The band took part in the Christmas program sponsored by the music department and featured as one of their numbers “White Christmas’ . BACK ROW: Left to Right: Donald Jameson. Marilyn Griffith. Sue Rohrer, Carolyn Myers. Bill Myers, Jack Weseli, Ray Stemen. Bill Syfert, Owen Tudor, Rolland Auchmuty, Theron Jackson, Norman Smith, Duane Young, Janet Rimer, Rhea Tudor, Patty Vance, Janice Williams. Nancy Ellen Davies, Mary Jane Miller, Joann Edwards, hferllyn Smith, Jane Ellen Tudor, Mary Stemen. FRONT ROW: Allan Myers, Janice Klausing, Marlene Foulkes, Wilbur Williams, Jack Myers, Lois Ann Dunlap, Mary Lou Edwards, Keith Garberson, Carol Clevenger. Colleen Bryan, John Foulkes, Dean Litten, Paul Jackson, Colleen Vance, Kermit Salisbury, David Young, James Evans, Bill Griffith, Clarabell Evans, Marilyn Jones, Mary Griffith, Olive Stephens, Lloyd Collar, Myron Evans. zz Band Both the Junior and Seniors bands presented numbers to furthur the success of our Community Institute. The Junior band played at the morning session and the Senior band taking over in the evening. All band members were proud to have one of their number, Owen Tudor selected to play in the Northwestern Ohio Music Festival, held at Findlay for the first time on Saturday, February 11. Owen played first chair alto saxophone. We attended the Ellis Foulkes' Feed Mill Party held in the gym on February 13, giving a half-hour concert at the beginning of the program. The band is looking forward to participating in the contest at Ada, April 15, hoping to do as well or better than they did last year. 23 Girls' Glee Club BACK ROW: Left to Right: Phyllis Altstacttcr. Nancy Ellen Davies. Earlene Miller. Colleen Vance. Carolyn Myers. Ruth Miller, Clarabell Evans. Marilyn Auchmuty, Nona Alt taetter. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Jones. Nancy Bryan. Mary Lou Edwards. Patty Vance, Phyllis Griffith. Janet Rimer, Rhea Tudor, Ann Barnes, Janice Williams. Lois Ann Dunlap. FRONT ROW: Shirley Winkle, Carol Winkle, Marilyn Jones, Doris Dunlap. Kathryn Thomas, Marilyn Smith. Marilyn Myers. Dolores Gorman. Colleen Bryan, Marlene Foulkes. The Glee Clubs have been active this year in various community functions and in presenting a Christmas Cantata. The Cantata, the first in years was def- initely an outstanding event of the music year. The Cantata, Rose of Christmas’ featured in solo parts the following students: soprano, Nancy Ellen Davies; alto, Carolyn Myers; tenor, Paul Jackson; bass, The.ron Jackson; flautist, Bill Myers. The following students took part in the ensembles: Colleen Vance, Doris Jean Dunlap, Mary Lou Edwards, Delores Gorman, Kathryn Thomas, Norman Smith, Wilton Bushong, Duane Young, John Foulkes, Ray Stemen, and Kermit Salisbury. This group was well supported by the mixed chorus of fifty- seven voices. The accompanist was Colleen Bryan. 24 Boys' Glee Club BACK ROW: Left to Right: David Young. Kermit Salisbury. Jerry Basinger. Owen Tudor, Bill Syfert. Ronnie Evans, Ray Stemen, Lane Bushong, Jack Myers. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Jones. Wilton Bushong. Theron Jackson. Duane Young. Paul Jackson. John Smith. James Burman, Norman Smith. Donald Krouse, Marvin Griffith. FRONT ROW: Clare McKanna, Bill Reese, Wilbur Williams. Don Collar, John Foulkes. Gene Williams, Donald Jameson. Jack Weseli, Earl McKanna, Dick Otto. Five members of the Glee Clubs were chosen to take part in the Music Festival at Findlay. These were Colleen Bryan, soprano; Carolyn Myers and Doris Jean Dunlap, alto; Paul Jackson, tenor; and Theron Jackson, bass. A whole day was spent practicing and the concert was given at night. This chorus consisted of two hundred and fifteen members chosen from twelve counties in Northwestern Ohio. The director for the chorus was Professor Cline from the University of Michigan. Several of our members will compete in the district solo and ensemble contests at Bowling Green State University, Saturday, April I. The Glee Clubs will also take part in a chorus contest held at Ada on Saturday, April 15. The Girls Glee Club will make their final appearance of the year at Baccalaure- ate services in May. 25 Parrot Staff SEATED: Catherine Thomas, Marilyn Myera, Marilyn Jones, Carol Winkle, Marilyn Auchmuty, Colleen Bryan. • STANDING: Miss Myers. Phyllis Alstaetter, Carolyn Myers, Delores Gorman, Colleen Vance, Nona Altstaetter, Mary Lou Edwards, Marilyn Smith, Bill Myers, John Foulkes, Ray Stamen, Paul Jackson. Don Collar, Kermit Salisbury, Don Krouse, Jack Klausing, Dean Litten, Doris Jean Dunlap, Theron Jackson, Ruth Miller. The Parrot entered sturdily into its fourteenth year of existence with the beginning of the 1949-50 school year. The Senior editor, Carol Winkle, managed with capable hands and was ably supported by the Junior editor, Marilyn Jones, and a willing and co-operative staff. Reminder Staff ofi. TED: Marilyn Myers, Colleen Bryan, John Foulkes, Carol Winkle, Marilyn Auchmuty, Doris Jean Dunlap. STANDING: Mrs. Myers, Carolyn Myers, Janet Rimer, Norman Smith, Paul Jackson, Jack Klausing, Dean Litten. Bill Myers, Ruth Miller. Catherine Thomas. Mtss Myers. Boys’ 4-H BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Fleming, Nancy Barnes. Jerry Meuleman. Bryon Heldlebaugh, Myron Heidlebaugh, Jane Ellen Tudor. Bill Reese, Mary Griffith, Wilbur Williams, Larry Sneary, Colleen Bryan. Keith Edwards, Tom Reese, Lloyd Collar, George Miller, Narciso Carrero. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Suzanne Salisbury, Jane Ellen Tudor, Joann Edwards, Kathryn Thomas, Marilyn Jones, Shirley Winkle, Nona Altstaetter, Mary Stamen. Marilyn Myers. Mary Griffith, Nancy Ellen Davies, Carolyn Mysrs, Shirley Smith, Mary Lou Edwards, Janice Williams, Msry Jane Miller. Sharon Stivers. Beverly Pitney, Grace Stamen, Sue Rohrsr, Darlene Young. Barbara Jameson. Mary Ann Slusser, Betty Jean Hartoon. Shirley Jones. Girls’ 27 28 Varsity Basketball BACK ROW! Left to Right: Ray Stamen, Marvin Griffith, Norman Smith, Bill Syfert, Jack Klauaing. MIDDLE ROWt Coach Victor Dunlap, Howard Brandehoff, John Smith, Paul Jackson, Duana Young. FRONT ROW! Karmlt Sallsburg, Manager, John Foulkes, Carol Millar, David Young, Wilbur Williams, Manager. VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING AND QUARTERS PLAYED Q. PTS. Q. PTS Paxil Jackson 79 284 Duane Young 14 14 Ray Stemen 77 208 John Foulkes 27 8 Norman Smith 78 179 Carol Miller 19 8 Marvin Griffith 78 158 John Smith 2 3 Jack Klaus ing 60 42 Dave Young 2 2 BUI Syfert 24 41 Jerry Basinger 2 1 Howard Brandehoff 12 15 Cheerleaders RHEA TUDOR ANN BARNES MARILYN SMITH CAROL WINKLE 30 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1 WE THEY WE THEY Hoaglin-Jackson 40 57 Oakwood 43 45 Beaverdam 43 51 Ottawa Public 47 45 Comer 45 44 Gomer 63 61 Ft. Jennings 29 34 Continental 47 42 Shawnee 60 56 Ott oville 44 51 Leipsic 30 43 Kalida 60 39 Blanchard 63 42 Alumni 52 50 Glandorf 57 33 Columbus Grove 46 49 Ottawa Catholic 45 37 Pandora 65 42 Miller City 38 82 Blanchard (Tourney) 44 47 After the illustrious season las.t year, this year’s record of eleven wins and nine losses doesn’t look too good at first glance. However, when we consider a few things beside winning percentage and tourney laurels we see that our season was really a good one. First of all, we did win more games than we lost, we had best center in the county, and we averaged 48.4 points per game, good in any league. Paul was the fourth highest scorer in the county with two hundred and eighty four points. We beat our arch rivals, Comer, twice, both games being well played thrillers. Other well played games were the Alumni, Shawnee, Continental, and Pandora. Everyone had a lot of fun this year, traveling to and from the games, and everyone will remember the attempted game at Oakwood. Another thing to consider is the fact that many Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors were used, gaining a lot of valuable experience. Lastly Vaughnsville’s good sportsmanship reputation was kept intact and this in itself was enough to warrant calling the season a successful one. The Junior High team, coached by Mr. Fred Bremer, had a record of five wins and seven losses this season. All the boys from the seventh, eighth, and Freshman classes, twenty four in number, were on the squad. With this young and promising material, Vaughnsville should easily maintain its past record of good and enthusiastic basketball for years to come. 31 Reserves BACK ROW: Left to Right: Lane Bushong, Jerry Basinger. Duane Young, Ronnie Evans. David Young. Wilbur Williams, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Victor Dunlap. Carol Miller. Howard Brandehoff. John Smith. James Burman, Donald Krouse. FRONT ROW: Kermit Salisbury, hfanager; Earl McKanna. Donald Collar. Jack Weseli. Jack Myers. Manager. Junior High BACK ROW: Left to Right: George Miller. Keith Edwards. Ted Miller, Tom Kinstle, Ronald Altstaetter, Ray Salisbury. Clare McKanna. Allen Myers. Bill Griffith. Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Fred Bremer, Bill Reese, Alton Stephens. Larry McWilliams. Ronnie Evans. Lane Bushong, Gene Williams, Wilbur Williams. Byron Heidlebaugh. FRONT ROW: Lloyd Collar, Myron Heidlebaugh. James Evans. Dick Otto. Paul Brower. Glen Williams. Keith Garberson. Myron Evans. 32 BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Baseball Left to Right: Earl MeKanna. Lane Bushong. Jack Myers. Ronnie Evans. Gene Williams, Jack Weseli, Manager Wilbur Williams. Coach Vietor R. Dunlap. Marvin Griffith, Duane Young, John Smith. Paul Jackson. Dean Lttten, Coach Fred J. Bremer. Johnnie Foulkes, David Young. Bill Syfert, Ray Stemen, Donald Collar. BASEBALL GAMES Fall of 1949 Vaughnsville 1 Vaughnsville 8 Vaughnsville 2 Vaughnsville 1 Vaughnsville 5 Vaughnsville 10 Gomer 3 Kalida 5 Gomer 10 Continental 4 Ft. Jennings 3 Blanchard 1 33 34 35 37 Autographs 39 Holtkamp-Fortman Co HARDWARE McCOR MICK-DEER ING FARM IMPLEMENTS FRIGIDA IRE APPLIANCES DUO TERM AND SIEGLER OIL HEATERS KALIDA OHIO Oscar A. Kolkmeyer FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 21681 DELPHOS OHIO Woody's Service Station EAT - GAS GASOLINE - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES - TIRES Phone 299 RIMER OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Hartman Sons Sales - Service CHEVROLET APPROVED MECHANICS COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SERVICE GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS 220 Sycamore Street Phone 97 COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO W. F. MYERS O. R. MYERS COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO Don Jenkins JEWELER HAMILTON - ELGIN - GRUEN GIFTS OF QUALITY 140 W. High Street LIMA OHIO CHET’S PLACE Ice Cream - Candy Sandwiches Vaughnsville Ohio JOHN JONES HARDWARE Vaughnsville Ohio Compliments ( Compliments Of Of HOFELLER, HIATT CLARK THE CHRISTY EQUIPMENT CO. i Young Men's Store Lima Ada Ottawa Ohio Ohio Ohio j Lima Ohio Meadow Gold Dairies OF NORTHWESTERN OHIO COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS LIMA OHIO Bushong's Sohio GASOLINE - OIL - ACCESSORIES FIFTH AND MAIN ST. PHONE 2-2061 DELPHOS OHIO Compliments Of Furniture, Philco Zenith Radios SCHERGER MEMORIALS CREDE SUPPLY STORE Leaders Since 1874 Bottled Gas Main North Of Fifth Refrigeration Delphos Ohio Delphos Ohio SHEETER MOTOR SALES Dodge - Plymouth Delphos Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 24 Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Corner Fifth And Main Phone 4661 Ohio Robert's Store MEATS AND GROCERIES LOCKER SERVICE VAUGHNSVILLE OHIO Use Pride Of Lima Flour MODEL MILLS Lima Ohio DEAN GRIFFIN AND SONS Electric Appliances F eaturing General Electric - Crosley - International Harvester Open Till 9:00 P.M. Every Week Night Ljma E. High St. Road Ohio TURNER IMPLEMENTS COMPANY Lima Lima International - Harvester Farm And Refrigerator Equipment Sales And Service Ohio EBLING SUPPLY COMPANY Coal, Builders’ Supplies, Gas And Oil Delphos Ave. Metcalf St. Phone 4-4441 Ohio National Bank of Lima MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LIMA OHIO WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE In Appreciation Of Our Many Friends In Vaughnsville, Ohio SEYFERT’S POTATO CHIPS B J Shaffner Lima District Best Wishes To The Class of 1950 DELPHOS G. Woodworth Floor Servicing - Finishing Polishing Job Shop Repair On Wood Or Metal Display Window Finishing PHONE 3714 606 LIMA AVE. OHIO Lima Compliments Of SMITH TRUCK SALES SERVICES, INC. G. M. C. Distributor 1000 W. Grand Ave. Phone 4-7611 Ohio Lima FOLLAND - HALL MOTOR SALES, INC. Lincoln-Mercury Specialists On V-8 Motors All Kinds Of Car Repairs - Bumping And Painting 545 W. High Street Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Anderson Wood Products CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS VAUGHNSVILLE OHIO KUNTZ SOHIO SERVICE Atlas Tires And Batteries Complete Service Delphos Ohio 5 STAR FUNKS G-HYBRIDS Are Consistently Good Year After Year David Collar Dealer Vaughnsville Ohio KILL BROTHERS COMPANY J. I. Case Farm Machinery Complete Radiator Service Welding 127 S„ Jefferson St. Phone 7341 Delphos Ohio Harter Son Funeral Home TWO AMBULANCES TO SERVE YOU OXYGEN EQUIPPED Phone 4021 DELPHOS OHIO ''ompliments Of PUTNAM COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION Vaughnsville Ohio Compliments Of HERFF-JONES COMPANY THE ELLIOT CARD COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers And Stationers Indianopolis 7 Indiana Elyria Ohio Best Wishes To The Class Of 1950 Spellman's Furniture INTERIOR DECORATOR Draperies - Special Windows Floor Coverings - Custom Design PHONE 4-2151 519 West Market Street LIMA OHIO KLENK’S “Grove’s Style Store” Clothing And Shoes For Men And Boys Pleasing You Pleases Us Columbus Grove Ohio BAER ’S SHOE STORE Footwear For All The Family Columbus Grove Ohio Compliments Of SAM’S LUNCH Columbus Grove Ohio The Union Bank Co. COLUMBUS GROVE AND KALIDA FARM LOANS SOLICITED MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WIEGING SERVICE STATION Complete Service For Better Operation Phone 5 On 75 Fort Jennings Ohio Compliments Of PUTNAM COMPANY LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Auction Every Friday Harold Boyd, Manager Columbus Grove Ohio R. C. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME Day Or Night Ambulance Service Columbus Grove Ohio Wayne Feed For Every Need The Columbus Grove Grain Supply GRAIN - FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER N. G. BENNET L, T. KENDALL Owners Phone 61 COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO J. M. WILLIAMS For Best Of Service In Livestock - Trucking - Soil Sweetner Vaughnsville Ohio C AND B FOOD MARKET Fine Groceries And Meats Fruits And Vegetables Vaughnsville Ohio THOMAS MARATHON STATION V aughnsville Ohio ZIER OLF S Clothes Men Like 513 S. Main Street F indlay Ohio Lima McCLUER’S APPLIANCES General Electric Products Bendix Home Laundry - Ironite Ironers Necchi Sewing Machines 226-28 N. Elizabeth St. Phone 7-7881 Ohio Lima HUGHES AND SON Jewelers Headquarters For Graduation Gifts Public Square Ohio Lima THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Don't Settle For Less C-et The Best Go All Electric Onio Lima It's Smart To Shop At FELDMAN’S Lima’s Store Of Specialty Shops Ohio Heidlebaugh Reynolds THE FIMEF STOFE GFOCEFIES AND MEATS LOCKEF SEF VICE - CUSTOM BU.TCHEF ING FIMEF OHIO Oil Heaters, Gibson Fefrigerators Stoves, Lerve Bros. Paints JONES ELECTFIC SEF VICE Zenith And Motorola Fadios Duo Therm Phone 318 Columbus Grove Ohio GEFTFUDE’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone For Appointments Phone 113 Kalida_________________ Ohio PLEASE PATFONIZE THESE ADVEF TISEFS Thank Y ou SENIOFS OF ‘50 TOM AND CAFL’S GAFAGE General Fepair, Arc Acetylene Welding Gasoline, Batteries, Tires, Kerosene Accessories, Tubes Phone 46-E Vaughnsville Ohio WESTERN OHIO LUMBER CO. Lumber - Building Material 124 E„ Vine Street Phone 4-9661 Lima Ohio GREGG’S The Quality, Dependable Department Store In Lima TERRY P. SMITH, INCORPORATED Plumbing, Furnaces, Stokers Gas And Oil Burners - Air Conditioning General Sheet Metal Work No Job Too Large, None Too Small 608 W. High St. Phone 3-0361 Lima Ohio PANGLE’S MASTER MARKET Open 8:30 A.M. Till 10:30 P.M. Sundays Open 8:30 A.M. Tilll:30 P.M. To Serve You Lima THE LIMA ARMATURE WORKS, INCORPORATED New Motors - Water Systems Electric Motor Rewinding And Repairs Electric Heaters - Electric Fans 142 E. Pearl St. Phone 4047-1 Ohio Compliments Of STECHSCHULTE SON AGNER’S FOOD MARKET HAR DWARE Plumbing And Heating Columbus Grove Ohio Columbus Grove Ohio Compliments Of E. L. McCRATE GARAGE Ford Cars And Trucks Cities Service Gas And Oil Body And Fender Repair - Auto Painting Columbus Grove Ohio VAUGHNSVILLE HATCHERY FEED MILLS Definite Feeds For Definite Needs Buyer Of Poultry And Eggs Complete Line Of Poultry Supplies And Feeds Quality Chicks For Sale , Ellis Foulkes, Proprietor Vaughnsville___________________________________ H. A. CLAY POOL Distributor Of Marathon Gas - Fuel Oil Motor Oil - Grease Phone 48-M V aughnsville Ohio Ohio WILLIAM’S BROTHERS Market Locker Service 1121 Lathan Ave. Lima Ohio For The Finest In Automobiles It’s COATS MOTOR SALES Vine And St. Johns Lima Ohio Compliments Of HARRY’S MEN’S WEAR H. S. Lima Ohio THE OHIO STEEL FOUNDRY COMPANY “A Good Place To Work” Lima Ohio STIPPICH HARDWARE Established in 1927 Appliances - Paints - Houseware 300-306 N. Main St. Opposite Court House Lima Ohio EARL’S HARDWARE SUPPLY General Hardware - Spouting - Roofing Sporting Goods - Appliances Plumbing And Electrical Supplies F W Sills And Service Pumps General Pump Repair Phone 16170 Cairo Don Earl Ohio VERHOFF LUMBER COMPANY Lumber And Building Supplies Phone 81 Columbus Grove Ohio C. S. MILLER SON Super Service Station Columbus Grove Ohio HAWKEY’S REXALL PHARMACY Columbus Grove Ohio JONES GARAGE Chrysler - Plymouth Parts And Accessories Used Cars Columbus Grove Ohio MON CLOTHING Known For Good Clothes And A Well Stocked Store POINT SANDWICH SHOP Steak - Chops - Chicken Sandwiches and Good Coffee Second And Main Delphos Ohio Delphos Ohio THE PALACE Bill And Bud Delphos MARTZ AND WANNEMACHER Ohio Motor Sales - Used Cars De Soto - Plymouth Sales - Service Corner Main And First Street Phone Main 1886 Delphos Ohio Success To The Class Of 1950 DELPHA CHEVROLET COMPANY Buick Cars - Chevrolet Trucks - Chevrolet Cars 24 Hour Wrecking Service Delphos Phone 22571 Or 7561 227 W. Second St. Ohio Greetings To The Class Of 1950 THE COMMERCIAL BANK Capital $100,000.00 - Surplus $200,000.00 73 Years Of Service Savings Accounts - Checking Accounts - Safe Deposits Boxes Loans - Personal, Mortgage, Farm Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Delphos Member Federal Reserve System Ohio WARD’S STOCKYARDS Daily Livestock Market Phone 278 Columbus Grove Ohio McADAMS FLORISTS Authorized F. T„ D. Member Flowers For All Occasions W„ Sycamore St. Columbus Grove Ohio EUGENE GANDER SON Westmghouse And Philco Wiring And Fixtures Columbus Grove Ohio NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY Phone Main 22 R imer Ohio Compliments Of O. JAMES STEELE Columbus Grove Ohio Compliments Of THE CAIRO ELEVATOR OIL COMPANY Cairo Ohio QUINN’S STORE Dry Goods, Notions, Boots And Shoes Groceries Fresh And Smoked Meats Kalida Ohio MAAG MOTOR SALES Compliments Of General Auto Repairing Body Work WHITEY AMSPAUGH Sales - FORD - Service Y our Massy Harris Dealer Kalida Ohio Kalida Ohio SUEVER’S RESTAURANT OLIVER RICKER, JEWELER Lunches Bulova Elgin Watches Ft. Jennings Ohio Ft. Jennings Ohio THE FT. JENNINGS EQUITY COMPANY Grain - Feed - Flour - Seeds - Coal Ft. Jennings - Rushmore Ohio Kalida KAHLE SUPPLY AND FEED MILL Good Year And Firestone Complete Line Of Tires - Tubes - Accessories General Electric Appliances Fertilizer - Feeds - Coal - Seeds Phone 118 Ohio FRANK KING SON Compliments Of Groceries And Meats THE UNION BANK COMPANY Ott oville Ohio Kalida Ohio OTTOVELLE HATCHERY FEED MILL We Sell Quality Baby Chicks And Poultry Supplies We Manufacture All Kinds Of Ohio Square Deal Feeds Buyers Of Grain And Seeds All Types Of Coal - Delivery Service Ott oville Ohio NIEDECKEN STUDIO Specialize In Portraiture Weddings And School Work MARK’S Mark’s Electric Sales And Service Gibson Ranges And Refrigerators Motor Repair Ohio Ott oville Ohio Ott oville FT. JENNINGS STATE BANK Ft. Jennings Ohio BERT AND BERN IE’S Chicken In The Basket Kalida Ohio LEE’S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacy Drugs - Gifts - Wallpaper Phone 68 Kalida Ohio FT. JENNINGS KING’S SODA - GRILL Speciality - Sodas And Sundaes STOCK YARD Service Station Phone 3 Or 13 Ft. 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