Walnut Creek High School - Anvil Yearbook (Walnut Creek, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1949 volume:

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AND TO oUR CLASS SPONSOR AND TEACHER, MISS ORPHA TROYER, wHo HAS So SENERQUSLY GIVEN HER TIME ANo INTEREST IN THE PREPARATION or THIS ANNUAL, WE GIVE oUR HEARTFELT THANKS, 4 la I K N x I ,ff 4' FHEUUY EJMILLER ORP!-IA TROYER MATH. - scmvcf ENGLISH - GERMAN 1 VERNON Mme R BEULAH MARNER MUSIC SCIENCE-HISTORY IRENE HE RSH BE RGER ' COMMERQAL - HOME sc. J' ,I EISA M5 ,SS EI A TW .5 2 Ie- 2291 ' Wwww MESH wk NMMA Htgilfgklvigifvi 1 IIWIf2fTI'sIf16g . ,,gLIg5, . , VIA., A L, C' 3 - I .f'. wi A IIE? I -MI 'ya ' 7 ke wuz ,IH MAMA I ,Lm,f.Q.. A xwzwwfv AMW PW 'If ,,. 5 RMIT-:fffHIfff'szz'I-- A ,S , ,..,... we WSDL 902 I S? 'I j:gWff ' 'F' AFT, 737 1'7f'ffTQ R I aHR RSSS51fRSyIS.w1w ,4L QI I,SrfAIfIII ' h I II VALIC I I ,IAzfx2A:Rf Q fl I IRI II IISIT Yjv f yfiflryahr ,YKK I 'T'---l ,w-egg,-.w I A I in t X I II IDEKRII' IAII ' ' I+qiWf3YiiSa I SSHQRHEESSSQZ ' ,I,i+S'z'Uif ? Q 1EHERE??S2E??ia I A I A AAII SGML 'Wang MRO M, LLER - A EDUCATION TODAY IS A BIG BUSINESS. BIG BUSINESS fQ5gg:Tw1Q 55S USUALLY SUBJUGATES THE PERSONALITY OF THE INDIV- IQGiQwgQg SAW IDUAL AND IS CONCERNED ONLY WITH THE PERFECTIDNDF TTTTEHT iggggg , A PARTICULAR PATTERN TO BE CONSUMED BY THE MASS. rw I SRM? or IS A-Ifw I I ,LI , ,HN A , If Igggwfl 1 I S f,,:I,II11.:I-A - f I A A f MASS EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES HAS GIVEN TO Us AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACHIEVE WHAT NO NATION EVER DREAMED COULD BE ACCOMPLISHED. WE STILL ARE PRIM- ARILY A MATERIALISTIC NATION, FORTUNATELY FOR AMERICA, THE PEOPLE OF OUR GREAT NATION ARE NOW AWARE OF THE NEED FOR A CHANGE FROM THE MATERIALISTIC TO A SPIRITUALISTIC PHIL' OSOPHY IN THE EDUCATION OF THEIR CHILDREN. MISS TROYER - PUPILS - TEACHERS Q SCHDDLRDDMS- BELLS- THAT HAS BEEN MY LIFE AS A STUDENT AND NOW AS A TEACHER -- PDR ALL BUT SIX YEARS OF MY TIME, BUT wHAT COULD BE MDRE EXCITING THAN THE GETTING AND GIvING OF KNOWLEDGE! AND So, I WOULD SEEK DAILY T0 LEARN MORE, TO IMPART INFORMATION MORE EFFECTIVELY, T0 RESPECT THE DIGNITY OF EACH INDIVIDUAL STUDENT AND TEACHER, AND ABOVE ALL TO SEEK HTHE APPROVAL OF GOD, THE SUPREME JUDGE OF MY CONDUCT.n MR, VERNDN MILLER'S MUSIC IS THE ONLY ART FROM EARTH THAT ONE CAN CARRY TO HEAVEN. I HOPE IN MY WEAK WAY I MAY HELP MANY or THE STUDENTS TD LEARN SOMETHING OF THIS WONDERFUL ART, WE ALL APPRECIATE THE ENTHUS' IASM OF THE PATRONS FOR SUPPORTING THE BANDQ MISS HERSHBERGER' AFTER II YEARS I.... How IS THE HOME TOWN HIGHS SCHOOL? IN THE INTERVENING YEARS MUCH HAS HAP' PENED... THINGS HAVE CHANGED..H PEOPLE ARE DIF- FERENT .oo YET VERY MUCH THE SAMEQGDB STRIVING TOWARD ONE PURPOSE, THE GOAL 'H THE RIGHT TO T' HAPPINESSQ THE YOUTH OF TODAY HAS VAST OPPORTUNI- TIES TO FURTHER HIS SEARCH FOR EDUCATIONS THE WORLD TODAY IS VERY COMPLEX AND IT CALLS FOR MORE AND BETTER EDUCATED MEN I LL: My . IIIMS W f,I1I..fL, II SM? 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THE BEST HS YET TO BE, THE LAST OF LIFE, FOR WHICH THE FIRST WAS MADEQ OUR TIMES ARE IN HIS HAND WHO SAITH, WA WHOLE I PLANNED, YOUTH SHowS BUT HALF3 TRUST Goo: SEE ALL, NOR BE AFRAHDHH THIS WAS THE PDET BROWNING'S PHILOSOPHY OF LIFEQ IT COULD WELL BE OURS ALSO. HERE YN SCHOOL WE-- ARE PREPARHNG OURSELVES EDR THE REST or OUR LIVES. THE MANNER HN WHICH WE PREPARE oUR LESSONS, WHAT WE LEARN HERE, AND OUR ATTHTUDES TOWARD ScHooL - MAY vERY WELL DETERMINE THE COURSES OF OUR LIVES AFTER SCHOOLS SCHOOL SHOULD SET A GOOD FOUNDATION FOR A RICH LEFEU THE TDWNSHIP TEACHERS R CHESTNUT RIDGE - CLOYSE HERSHBERGER GERBER VALLEY S ROSCOE MILLER WEAVERS - GRADES ONE T0 FOUR - MRS, ARTIE BRAND GRADES FIVE TO EIGHT H HENRY TROYER O BOARD OF EDUCATHON S JOHN LENSACHER RAY MAST ' CLERK - ALBERT KASER W. R, MAST JACOB YODEH HENRY WEAVER JANITOR -- EARL TROYER S,fggHirgI57 K . 1' II I. .1,. 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WE NOW BEQUEATH TO ouR FELLOW CLASSMATES THE SvQY F Q FOLLOWING PERSONAL POSSESSIONS. 4TL igqpQ5 ,,:L -Lons GERDER WILLS HER Soon LOOKS T0 DONNA JEAN 'ygg ig , ETA .LT fi MILLER AND HER BOY FRIENDS TO BEULAH SCHROCKE QQgQ3iF31 DONNA GERBER WILLS HER AMBITIOUS FITS or HARD gfgjggggj STUDY T0 Boa TROYER, AND HER SMILE TO TED. MARILYN MILLER WILLS HER ABILITY AS DHEER LEAD- ER T0 JERRY MAST AND HER IMPLEMENT INTEREST TO mmf flfk GLORIA HDRRISEERSER. RICHARD HOSTETLER wILLs HIS COMING TO SCHOOL AT 8229 TO MAURICE AND HIS SERIOUS TOUGHTSHQIF ANY, wY 'A A iffswizgf' 'I --m gfzi' Iggy' 'AY -I TO JAMES. , I 'Y LORRELL wILLs HIS ATHLETIC KNOWLEDGE T0 KENNETH AND HES ABILITY 'ro EAT TO LUKE. -I f A I S A 47 4?rw 4 7 6 JK 5 Fin? ,.X DIA fwmg, 1 ggi-,Eg f 5 MQ, 2 X N an , vm 1+ . Vx 9 RUSSELL WILLS HIS ABILITY TO MAKE WA'Sn T0 AR- ' ODS LAN.ANDMHlS.PERSONALlTY TO JAY. . RHEAMWILLS.HER HEJGHT.TO MARGARET AND HER LID- I 4ff BARIANSHIR TO GWEN,BAHLER. .I TI OLETHA WULLS HER ABELITY TD coNcENTRATE TO Buo- DY AND HER PLEASANT SMILE TO JUNE. KUE WELLS HIS WAVES T0.FYRNE AND HIS MECHANICAL MIND TO Boesv. SHIRLEY WELLS HER MUSICAL ABJLITY TO BETTY VooT AND HER GIGGLING TO DDRQTHY GERDER. MARILYN ZAHNER wILLS HER SETTING TO BED LATE TO BARBARA AND,HER BANDS TO ANNETTA. LOWELL WILLS HIS BASKETBALL ABILITY T0 WAYNE AND HIS G.I. HAIRGUT TO LELAND. DENNIS WILLS HIS WALK TO LAURETHA AND HQS COR' REOT wAY or EATING TO JACOB. If ACCEPT THESE GRACIOUSLY AS THEY AARE GRACIOUSLY x,,f GIVEN. ' An AL x BY THE SENIOR CLASS I N'XX , J I OLETHA HAMSHER - SCRIBE .4 1 IA, -' S Sfw... f,f- L ..f,,fS. ,- A .AI.,S.- . fx., pf A553133 . ,,7,R.,f .. ...,:A.,,N mf .S . 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WE ELEGTED DONNA AND RHEA AS GLASS GFFIGERS, GENE HASWELL UDINED Us AND LYNN HDSTETLER LEFT FOR SUGARCREEK GENE RETURNED TO STRASBURG. WE PRESENTED A ONE AGT PLAY HTEN PERCENT TDMMY' AS A PART OF AN ENS LISH PRDUEGT. A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY WAS Han FOR KUE AT THE HOME OF HIS PARENTS ON MARCH 17, ST. PATRIGKUS DAY, WWHAT A DRY YEAR 2' THAT IS WHAT WE ALL HAD HEARD ABOUT THE SOPHOMORE YEAR,WE REALLY BELIEVE IT Too. FDR THIS YEAR WE ELECTED LGIS, LORRELL, AND DONNA AS GLASS OFFICERS. WE ALSO PRINTED AN EDITIDN OF THE SCHOOL PAPER. WE STARTED OFF GUR JUNHOR YEAR WITH A BANGf AFTER MANY REHERSALS, LITTLE SLEEP, AND MUCH TALKING, WE GAVE THE PLAYNTDNSDY' ON OCTOBER 12 MARILYN MILLER PLAYED THE LEADING ROLE 'JACQUE LINE.nSHE ALSO HAS SERVED AS GHEER LEADER FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS. OUR ADVISOR, MISS TRGYER, HELPED Us THROUGH MANY DIFFIGULTIES WHICH WE ENCOUNTEREQ WE WERE INVITED T0 A VALENTINE PARTY GIVEN BY MR. ANO.MRS, RUSSELL BRAND.WE ENJOYED DUR WTAFFY PuLL . BEAUTIFUL MAY'LO0K AT THOSE GIRLS IN THEIR RUSTLING FORMALS'THE BOYS WEARING FLASHY TIES AND GLASSY SUITS AND LOOKING VERY REFENED T0 ALL. AFTER SEVERAL SREARDGWNS AND SAGGINGS5 THE SENI- ORS, oUR HONORED GUESTS, TEAGHERS, AND THE. JUNI- DRS, ENTERED A FLOWER GARDEN, WHICH wAS USED AS THE THEME or THE BANQUET LIKENING IT TO LIFE WITH BOTH THDRNS AND ROSES. IT WAS BEAUTIFUL ! THE woN EN FROM THE MENNONITE CHURCH PREPARED THE MEAL. THE FALL QF 1949 FOUND Us, THE PRIVILEGED SENIOR CLASS. OUR ENROLLMENT wAS THIRTEEN WITH RUSSELL HEGKER, wHo IS oUR INTELLIGENT GLASSNATE BEING TAUGHT AT,HOMEu ONE or HIS HOBBIES IS COL' LECTING STAMPS. THE FUTURE HOLDS MANY THINGS FoR US AS GRADUATES. AS WE LOOK FORWARD T0 THE HOUR OF GRADUATION R . 'g f B I awk 3? ,,,... In R. , E iiliffg --If , ' ' ,,,,2S'Df' , II,,gISzI'f.k? '11 HRQLvSSESw fd, -2 - 'A - wQFff3Qmh'A 'AREA SQHMQF? A ,fe , A Kg 'E' I 'Z LN A I F I 2 I TTA l I 5. 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UR THOUGHTS ARE A BIT SADDENED WHEN WE THINK or Qiki' LEAVING W.C.H.3, WE HOPE THERE WILL BE MANY QEQQY PLEASANT AND WORTHWHILE MEMORIES OF OUR cuss E ,A WM jg, TT L5 55555 BEHIND uS WHEN LEAVING. WE WILL DERTAINLY ALwAYs wgQ5 TTIf AI.T ESE? Ei ?gggg REMEMBER THE DAYS SPENT HERE. Qgigggwgfggg - ' AIII 'IKA ggi? THE SENIOR GLASS PROPHECY ii QE I Awgyggg IIIDR LD T I M ES - NOV. 5 , 1956 f 'EIAI Q I.II, E WELL, IF IT lSN'T THE OLD CLASS OF '495YES if Q59 Qgggg 235, THAT'S WHAT I SAID WHEN I SAT DOWN TO READ THE L AYiMgg3gg ggi WORLD'S TIMES. THERE IN SLADK AND WHITE wAs xmgfgggggg Qgg, EACH ONE'S NAME AND NEXT T0 IT HIS CAREER. SOME :QHEQQWQEQQ EEI I, THINGS WERE QUI TE. SHOCKING FDR IN SCHOOL THEY g SII SST WERE NEVER LIKE THIS. 4ffQifSgfiQQ To BEGIN, THERE WAS SHIRLEYDS NAME BUT THE f1,QQi1w Egg TROYER WAS DDNE. HER CAREER HAD STARTED WHEN H rf AAQQQ SHE WAS HEARD PLAYING HER ACCORDIAN BY SOME Aq, MUSICIAN. WELL, SOON AFTER THAT SHE LANDED A Qggggg I Doa IN NEW YORK. SHE PLAYS OVER A RADIO NET , AIII WQQHW as TT T? i , 'ILT BETTER THAN Bos FELLER. YES, ZDDK, HAD REALLY -A A SL '- , I MADE A.NAME FDR HIMSELF. I DON'T THINK HE'S Off ExAcTLY POOR YET. .WHAT D0 YOU THINK? I IfIW , ,MAST3 LDRREL, THAT IS, SURELY DEHDED I Jfzvwff TO TAKE THE Doa THAT APPEALED TO HIH. HE IS THE P VARSITY FOOTBALL COAGH FOR NORTHWESTERN. HIS TEAM,IS REALLY GOING PLACES. HE IS MARRIEDVTO A GIRL WHO USED TO LIvE IN THIS coMMuNITY.I GUESS SHE IS REALLY PROUD OF HER HUSBAND. TWIN SONS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE FAMILY RECENTLY. . OH! ,I GAN'T BELIEVE IT!! YES, LDIS HAS BE COME A STYLIST AND DESIGNER FOR THE HOLLYWOOD AGTRESSES.HER HOME IS THE LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA WITH A BALCONY IN THE LIVING ROOM AND SERvANTS WAITING ON HER HAND AND FOOT. SHE IS VERY EEN WITH HER woRK. SHE HAS MARRIED THE DIRECTOR or THE STUDID AND THEY HAVE A DARLIND BABY GIRL. A NEXT IN LINE IS DDNNA, WHO WENT TO INDIA ' X AS A MISSIONARY DUST LIKE HER AUNT. SHE, HAS ' Ik I j I HELPED MANY PEOPLE. PEOPLE WHO COME TO HER FOR f I HELP FIND THEIR TROUBLES SOOTHED.BUT SHE IS NOT ygaS,gi:f.I A ' V ' A x ' I . R E I f' l iLQL.HSS .. I ONT-M-if gfan 'W TTTTZEH .f39EEQE?HfW ,H I ,u,L I I ,, A.,,. - l I P 1' I T wwfqgl I HHIf MESH? ?L DOING HER WORK ALONE FOR SHE HAS A VERY KIND AND I HANDSOME HUSBAND HELPING HER WHOM SHE MET ON THE IQEQQEQQQQI BOAT WHEN SHE wAS GOING ACROSS TO INDIA. 'fNg5i?2QT5 SE SP5 ,SH I WAS GLAD TO READ THAT ONE OF MY CLASSMATES, fMS?'IIQ QQQQ, ,, DENNIS WEAVER, WAS STILL AT WALNUT CREEK AND SI, IS QQQQQ OWNS' AND RUNS NINE SEMIETRUGKS, HE IS REALLY IN I,AR ERIE AiTT TO PARTNERSHIP WITH HIS BROTHER BUT HE SooN AQQESEQ s AAj STARTED IN A BUSINESS OF HIS OWN. 5QQ3QQgQ?N HDICKU HDSTETLER HAS TRAVELED FARTHER THAN Jioiiggifg II ANY OF THE GROUP. AFTER HIGH SCHOOL HE JOINED --- IQSSQQ? THE AIR FORCE. IN THESE LAST FEW YEARS HE HAS Eiii ADVANCED TREMENDDUSLY AND IS NOW CAPTAIN. IN THIS EQQQ , POSITION HE DOESNIT NEED TO TAKE ORDERS FROM ANY gggfgig ONE, BUT HE GIVES THEM, BUT EVERYONE LIKES HIM BEDAUSE HEIS SUCH A KINDTHEARTED GUY. IT MENTIDN- g53g65fQ5 ED SOMETHING IN THE PAPER ABOUT HIS HAVING MAR- igfkglffi Iff' 4I,S IIAAI RIED A MILLERSBURG GIRLE HE PROBABLY TOOK HER '-- ,fggjiiff WITH HIM, I 'I QQSSESH, WELL, IF IT ISNIT RHEA MAE. SHE STARTED AS A Qfgf? QQNS NURSES' AID IN THE POMERENE HOSPITAL AND LATER gQgQfggf DECIDED TO GO TO NURSES' TRAININGSSHE IS NOW HEAD 5 PIS I NURSE IN A LARGE HOSPITAL IN IowA. SHE FURNISHED III IIIIIS iiipifi TA A LOT OF MONEY TO BUILD IT, SHE OWNS THREE CARS. T'G I7 A I REMEMBER HOW SHE USED TO DRIVE THAT GREEN FORD IIf A INTO WHICH I BELIEVE SHE PUT ABOUT SIX BUMPSS BUT Iif- SIII YOU KNOW WHAT MEN ALWAYS SAY - HWOMEN DRIVERS.n H G-af MARILYN ZAHNER IS ALSO DOING WORK SHE WANTED ,QwfG2. TO DO T BEING A BEAUTICIAN AND A HOUSE WIFE. SHE A31 I TI. ff LIVES IN YOUNGSTOWN AND HAS A BEAUTY SALON IN HER If- BEAUTIFUL HOME. SHE WENT TO BEAUTY SCHOOL WHEN I., SHE GOT OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL, WHEN SHE FINISHED- Q S SHE MARRIED HER HIGH SCHOOL BEAUS I BELIEVE HER f I NAME IS MILLER. SHE LIVES IN THE RICHER SECTION OF TOWN AND HAS ALL THE HRITZYN WOMEN AS CUSTOM' i ',lI-A GED, ERS B , yy ,Ik, 7 ALL OF US THOUGHT THAT KUE BRAND WOULD GET IN 1+ THE BUSINESS OF BALERS, AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I HE DID. HE HAS A VERY LARGE BUSINESS,AND IS LIKED BY ALL HIS CUSTOMERS.HIS BUSINESS IS IN CAMBRIDGE OHIO. IT IS KNOWN AS HBRAND'S SUPER BALERSH, AND fi X , Hwpiym A HQgQQ LII E2 ,mm I Iv Rlfl lil N, 53 W Jai? I G S H It M MQ 'I xx? , 'NN 0 ' H' IEIIIHI S I GUESS THEY REALLY ARE. HE STARTED WITH HIS IH , A 12 FATHER BUT SOON TURNED TO A BUSINESS OF HIS OWN. ' HE HAS A CUTE LITTLE WIFE TO MAKE A HOME FDR HIM. OLETHA HAMSHER WAS THE ONLY ONE T0 GET MARK' IED DIRECTLY AFTER HIGH SCHOOL. SHE MARRIED THAT .wi w,O,,G,,,1zi5'i1 I'I I1'y4f2,T1ET 1 I fT?Wf5fIQI1'I' 'EZFWIIPI-X''-'?'VfV7:Ja-i'5!3'f 'bTw'U ii3fZiW?' WEN1JD'Si'WIifi?lIf1?fi?'5- JA 9 H gg -L. I I:f5'gI'pj??' fi -'lfi' ' 'iI I5fi'1gf..gEI:g wi kjiiiyi I-5?-5'.:II'f.IgS f I 1 I. I ' - If.: MI IIS I ,,K,5 .I I, ,, N , U. . 55,-.2Iff,,' L we. If-I??T.EI'siLz:? f ' iff 'I ff IEA' -QI Leif- - A I ,NSI .Rv.gSfTT-ME, IT I--49' -I wrap E I Tu.. 0 gn -- ' QHREQHP I I: X I R. . .555 I- 5'-Q3'I'f7:- 'IfIw. , A -z!?iIf5IMI?-1iI2pInIf I -' Lf ' I ' E .Ri-EPI...-I+ g,IffI'QS . n v mx I X ' I55u ,w A NICE SMALL FARM ON THE SUGARCREEK-BALTIC ROADS SHE HAS A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN WITH EVERY KIND OF VEGETABLE AND FLOWER. I AM SURE YOU wOULD NOT STARVE IF YOU WOULD G0 TO. VISIT HERS SHE ALSO HAS Two SMALL CHILDREN RUNNING ABOUT THE FARM-' A BOY AND A GIRLS ANOTHER CLASSMATE wHO HAS MADE A GREAT NAME FOR HIMSELP IS RUSSELL HECKERS HE IS THE PRES- IDENT OF A LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE IN DETROIT MICHIGAN, HE HAS A NICE GROUP or 'SEORETARIES AROUND HIM ALL THE TIME INOT A BAD JOBI. HE KNOWS MANY PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD TO wHOM HE wROTE WHEN HE WAS STILL AT HOME. HIS NAME IS KNOWN IN MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD. I REMEMBERIN SCHOOL HE HAD A GOOD HEAD OF BRAINS AND THAT IS WHAT LANDED HIM HIS JOBS AS FOR YOURS TRULY, SHE IS LIVING IN A HOUSE ALL BY HERSELF AT KEY WEST, FLORIDAU HER DESTI- NATION EVERY DAY IS THE BEACH, NOT BAD, HUHE -- MARILYN MILLER RICHARD - I'M GOING TO STOP DRINKING COFFEE FOR BREAKFASTQ DENNIS - WHY So? RICHARD - I CAN'T SLEEP IN CLASS ANYMORE. LOWELL - WHAT wOULD YOU DO IF YOU WERE IN MY SHOES? . BRAND - IID GET THEM SHINED. MAYOR - You HAVE BEEN FOUND GUILTY OF EXCEEDT ING THE SPEED LIMIT.WHICH D0 YOU WANT TEN DAYS OR TEN DOLLARS? RHEA - IYLL TAKE THE MONEYG F we-I-an MR. MILLER - WHAT CAN You TELL ME ABOUT NITRATES LORRELL - WELL-ER - THEY ARE CHEAPER THAN DAY RATESS a--an SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT -- DID LOWELL ZOO-K THE cows? IS LORRELL A MAST ON THE SHIP? WHXT DID KUE BRAND? I DID MARILYN MILLIHI ER WHEAT? WHAT DID DENNIS WEAV IHJ ER? K g-- QW., , If X' 'R X 1- , , U,if iiJ,ifrim?MA, KVVVV lywv 9iS,V,?VH I V!ElMNmA ,A,,, !Af!'r , , Inf I- I -I ,. A kyr, l A CLASS POEM O f f 5 IN THE AUTUMN OF NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE, if X No BUNCH OF FRESHMEN WAS MORE ALIVE. I ll WE BASHFULLY ENTERED THE WALNUT CREEK HI, NO GROUP OF MOTHERS MORE DID SIGH. UUR RECORDS UP TO NOW WERE UNSURPASSED, v FOR WE WERE AN EIGHTH GRADE HONOR CLASS, OVIIS? MAST STOOD IN THE COUNTY FIRST IN THE TEST, We AND WE DAME RIGHT ALONG WITH THE REST. PM I TEACHERS, TOO, wERE NOW SORE AND vExED, f AT wHAT ON EARTH WE WOULD D0 NEXT, WE STUDIED OUR LESSONS MORE OR LESS, A AND MADE OF EVERY TEST A SORRY MESS. 'S SVI THE FIRST WORE ON AND FINALLY ENDED, AJ DURING THE SUMMER, DISPOSITIONS WERE MENDED, 'I WE GAINED EACH DAY IN KNOWLEDGE AND SIZE, THEN APPEAREO FOR OUR SECOND YEARYS ENTERPRISE. A WE WERENYT SO BAD IN PLAYS AND SPORTS, SOME OF OUR OLASS EKOELLED IN GNMES OF ALL SORTSQ IN BASKETBALL WE BEGAN T0 BE SEEN, sf' ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE UPPER CLASSMENVS EYES WERE GREEN. E O THE THIRD YEAR CAME, AS DOME IT MUST, IN BASEBALL, WE HAD T0 WIN OR HBUSTHQ WE PUBLISHED AN ANNUAL THAT wAS TOPS, BUT WE LOST THOMAS wHo WAS TO BE CHIEF OF THE COPSQ AS SENIORS WE WERE REALLY APPRECIATED, OUR BASKETBALL TEAM WAS UNDEFEATED, WE EREOTED A ScoRE BOARD THAT WELL STNIDI TO REMIND You OF US ON EVERY HANDS IN THE BAND WE WERE WELL REPRESENTED, X OUR SUITS NEXT YEAR CAN T0 YOU BE RENTEDS WE STAND IN LINE, NOW THIRTEEN STRONG, To HELP IN LESSONS, SPORTS, FUN, OR SONGS f WE ARE VERY SORRY OUR TIME HERE IS AT AN END. I AND WISH WE HAD MANY MORE YEARS HERE T0 SPEND WE APPREOIATED THE PATIENOE AND EFFORT MUCH, I BRAND ND SUCH UF EVERY TEACHER, PARENT, OFFICIAL, A ,ff .1milkT?1,, 2 : ' vii? ., 1 -1112: 92' Mn 21 a ff' ' ,. ' - 9- . . ' 551-fvwv i, X25 ,W ,f f. Q . ,. . 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' ....,.. ..., -..A-..,..,- ,H .gg.I,,ff IZ ..:iI,gs,I.:j.'.:afy- ' ,fl ,III ' -f If .I , I, I,f',... ,. , THE JUNIOR CLASS OUR JUNIOR YEAR STARTED WITH A MILLION THINGS TO DO, WE WERE KEPT BUSY FROM THE VERY START T0 THE END OF THE YEAR, WE KNEW WHAT WAS IN STORE FOR US SO THE FIRST THING WE DID WAS TO ELECT OFFICERS. PRESIDENT - JUNE HOSTETLER VICE PRESIDENT - MARGARET GERBER SECRETARY - DONNA JEAN MILLER THREE OF OUR GROUP ARE MEMBERS OF THE BAND SJUNE HOSTETLER, JERRY MAST, AND DONNA MILLER, JUNE IS ALSO ONE OF THE VARSITY OHEERLEADERS. WE HAD THE GREAT PLEASURE OF PRESENTING A THREE AGT COMEDY UTWIXTEENH ON FRIDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 5 WE DIDN 'T HAVE VERY MUCH TIIVIE, BUT WE HAD A LOT OF FUN AND ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE OF IT. WE WERE- ALL' A LITTLE NERVOUS. ALL OUR BOYS WENT OUT FOR BASKETBALL, AND ALL PLAGED THEMSELVES SOMEWHERE ON THE SQUAD. WE HAD A LOT OF WORK IN STORE FOR US WHEN WE PUBLISHED OUR ANNUAL. EACH ONE HAD A CERTAIN ASSIGN MENT AND EACH ONE WENT TO DO HIS DUTY. WE ALSO PRESENTED THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AT CHRIST- MAS. AFTER THE PROGRAM EACH PERSON WAS HONORED WITH A GIFT, MY SUCH LOVELY THINGS! THE JUNIORTSENIOR BANQUET WAS OUR TASK NEXT. AFTER MUCH THINKING AND DECORATING, WE WERE READY TO ENTERTAIN OUR ROYAL GUESTS. WE HAD A LOVELY TIME BUT WE JUNIORS WERE REALLY TIRED. HERE ARE SOME OF THE UNFORGETTABLE SPEEOHES IN OUR PLAYS ' MR. WELLS - IULL HAVE HIM IMPEACHED. MRS, WELLS D AMAZING, ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! FRANCIS WELLS MAYBE I SHOULD GIVE HIM SOME SODA RODNEY WELLS JR SHAVED' ELIZABETH WELLS N I CANVT GO OUT INTO TH S STORM JUST LISTEN TO THE WIND' GWENDOLYN O, RODNEY, I WAS NEVER SO SURPRISED IN MY L FE PETE THOMPSON TONIGHTIS MY NIGHT IIM THE WIND SPECKS HOWARD I WOULD HAVE OOME SOONER, BUT I MISPLAOED MY GLASSES DORIS MANSFIELD YOU NEEDNVT BE SELF CONSCIOUS IN FRONT OF ME, RODNEY ' H5f'?ff1S1.II fZ,,?z?fRfI'Ii5Li5fKKMi7?I vw ..,A,..fE,: F, I .P 131 A L- S ILS? W S . IIE. 'MMWSSN I . 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MN R H 4 ,ITM I 1 ,iam I -.. , jaw H J 2 t Swxifx Ja S 'M W PEER 'W XII Y M5551 -I A I I I' if-H W I H MM. r Y HWGQQM aww-vmww Cy.fg1XX7ff..i S Qgggy THE SOPHOMORE CLASS f2fQf?QfQi ,QHWQ ' ifffH A SEQTH WEQ THE SOPHOMORE CLASSD ELECTED oUR OFFICERS 3yf'T'M++ fMEI I ET Sw EARLY THIS YEAR, THEY ARE: T J my PRESIDENT - GWEN BAHLER aggf VHCE PRESIDENT - LAURETHA SCHROCK ??wwi SECRETARY - PATTY HQSTETLER MMM, i Ejii ga? E 'YY wif COUNCIL MEMBER - ALICE GERBER EHS ALL or OUR BOYS PLUS PATTY, DOROTHY, JANE, GWEN, RN ,L - I , EQQX LAURETHA, ALICE AND BETTY Lou ARE IN MIXED CHDRUS. Lfi2g QEQI T'AADA ALSO REPRESENTED IN THE BAND ARE LAURETHA, JANE, iffLJff T AA REI, A DOROTHY, GWEN, BETTY Lou, PATTY, AND KENNETH. LET ff Eff? fEA Us NOW TELL You SOMETHING ABOUT EACH OF Us, 'i '4w ROBERT TRDYER - HBALDYH, HE Is DUR MEMBER OF THE FIRST TEAM IN BASKETBALLS FIRST TEAM IN BASKETBALLS Sf 'QEV KENNETH MACHAN S HE IS OUR FOOTBALL ENTHUSIASTQ R LUKE MILLER - HE ALso ENUDYS FOOTBALL. 1 S25 PATTY HOSTETLER Q HPATN SHE IS oUR CHEER-EEADER 'Ti.' Fon THE SECOND TEAM. . . 5ff JANE STUTZMAN 'T SHE IS ONE OF THE TALLEST MEM' BERS OF THE CLASSQ BETTY Lou STUTZMAN - HBETTYH. SHE IS ONE OF ouR LIBRARBANS FOR THE GIRLS' CHORUS, ALICE GERBER - SHE IS oUR OTHER TALL MEMBER WHO ES LIBRARIAN FOR THE GIRLS' CHORUS, X DOROTHY GERBER - HDDTH. SHE IS ONE OF THE SHORT- EST MEMBERS OF THE CLASSS LAURETHA SCHROCK - SHE IS ONE OF oUR sooo GIRL K ATHLETESS L BETTY VOGT - SHE IS ALSO Soon HN SPORTS. GWENBAHLER S OUR PRESIDENT. TED HORRSIBERGER 'HE HS OUR CENTER FOR THE T 'I f I R' W T 5 . I A 5? IIN s fa wi Ri g? 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MAURICE iggwgfjggf A PLAYS A SNARE DRUM PATSY AND BARBARA TROM' Q3g3??XE2Q ,fiferg 9 xg, BONES, SHIRLEY A SAZOPHONE AND FYRNE A L'3xgQgMQg I 1 iii . f?Tg9iEQsrl2iiTl ., B AR I T0 N E -I ESS- ' EQ fQ,1giTEARQRE' 53, N 0 W W E H A V E T O L D Y O U A B I T O F' T H E P A S T , S AND PRESENT, So WE WILL ALSO UNLOCK THE DOOR pg,2Q7?QQ3 , TO THE FUTURE FOR YOU T0 GET A PEEP. rosgggwwjfgg 7 1, - a.::.:SfNfw9aSEfL -A MAURICE WENT TO THE WEST AND NOW owNS A ISf4?SwS5 gg LARGE RANCH, fmff 3,fA5E FYRNE ALWAYS DID READ so MUCH AND NOW SHE A' Qggggg I IS A WRITER or STORIES - LovE STORIES MOSTLY. gi? I SHIRLEY wHD ALWAYS JUST ULOV PLAYS THE SAZOPHONE IN THE WHITE DISTINGUISHED GUESTS WHO VISIT T PATSY AND BARBARA, THE TWINS BE SEPARATED so THEY HAVE GON TOGETHER AND HAVE BECOME ADDDMPL JAMES JOINED THE CLEVELAND IS NOW THEIR BEST PITCHER. LETIS BREAK HIS RIGHT ARM AGAIN. THESE SEEM T0 BE OUR CHIEF - BARBARA - OH MY GOODNE PATSY - OH MY 2 . MAURIDE - JUDAS PRIEST JAMES 4 Aw HECK 2 SHIRLEY - OH MY GOSH I FYRNE - FDR PETE'S,S - WHY WERE You RUNNIN HALL AT NOON ? TRYIND T0 STOP A FI WHO WAS FIGHTING ? THAT UABERG KID AND MR. MILLER MAURIEE - MR. MILLER - MAURICE .L R SOCIETY IS ALWAYS SAVED BY THE F EDN SAND NOW HDUSE FOR THE HERE. COULD NDT E TO HOLLYWOOD ISHED STARS. INDIANS AND 9 . HOPE HE WON T BY'WORDSg. ss 2 U 0 AKE 2 D DOWN GHT. I. Ew. THE R 5 'iw A M I 1 I3 D s +I TL T, Mi fw I W5 A I L 'W ISI I i E AJS iw, IW., A A AA L, W Q, A 'LQ J Y REAR Q I VTEACEJSTI JI , ISL wah ESE ., Wi TMS aww I A riwgnx, yu ,xffiafi ELS AR. ,Q QSM T ,Y 1 I I fQkAL 5 A 'Fw 1 I lg LL 5' T9 '5 S LFI I QS 'S .T A , YB f swf .pw i' ' R' ff L 3 53 gf MTM En 5 5 Q3 iffy V HHH AND 4410 f- 4- '-- -- .L-f-1, - A '- '1' '-- -' N' . -. W .-,,.,'.., .f,,.- . , ,,. inf- , -A U 5 -- . X -- W , SIXTH 1 Q A I. A 'aw ,I wa A K- 'r.k,lIirIg,Q 5As,i,L.f3k1I'ITyLQ',l I I Vi: kr: 'T E ..,. . I.?:,QgL?:?Ar?k IKDL, I gi ly . . . 5 J. if' L-' ,iW,.,LL.. Rqits aff' I X w ,M - 5 4 - . E Q I ,IA A R I aw THE SEVENTH BUDDY MILLER LILLIAN PAuLI ROBERT BAHLER PAISY KASER LELAND SDHNERS GLORIA HDRRISBERGER MERLIN HERSHBERGER CAROL HDSTETLER BETTY YODER THERDN HERSHBERDER SDE SDHRDDK Boasv MILLER LOIS MAUST RICHARD TROYER LORINE HAMSHER JACQ8 BEACHY NEVA GERBER I JANICE KENDLE CLARA HERSHBERGER CAROLYN SCHROCK BENA BEADHY BARBARA MILLER JEAN STUTZMAN ERNA HERSHEERGER PHILIP MILLER WILLIAM FLINNER' EUGENE HQSTEILER DANIEL TROYER WILLIAM HOSTETLER WILBUR MILLER No ONE cAN AEFDRD TO -QUALITY couNTs. AND EIGHTH GRADES JUST nLOVESn TO READ 1 A PLEASANT NewcoueR A NANLY cAPAsLe WELL-LIKED OHAP -. HER SMILE IS A REAL TREAT HIS SLOGAN nCATTLE BEFORE SOHOOLII ' KEEPS A DAY AHEAD IN LESSONS FARMING IS HIS INTEREST AN ENERDETID Mass ALwAYs sue REALLY LIKES T0 TALK ENJOYS TELLIND A STORY A GOOD WRITER AND WDIGGLER' A sooo aoox IS HIS DELIGHT WORKS WELL AND LIKES CANDY A PLEASANT SMlLEi OURLY HAIR MAKES FRIENDS EASILY SPEED - THATIS JACOB ' A cLEvER FRIENDLY MISS DIDNIEIED AND OAPABLE A GOOD'HUMORED PAL A TINY MISS WITH A PLEASANT PERSDNALITY SUCH BRIGHT AND KEEN eves LOVES HORSES THE TINIEST WITH MUCH SPEED IN HER LEGS KNOWS MORE THAN SHE LETS ON ALWAYS HAS A HUMQROUS REMARK READY .I, .. . , HAS.ALLAUGH.THAT'S CATCHY A DDNDENIAL LAD WITH A FINE SCHOOL SPIRIT A CLEAR AND INTERESTED VOICE QUIET BUT CAPABLE FISHING IS Rns HOBBY FAIL HIMSELF. II E.i ia Ax e I fl IEAI AEIQE.IE A II I ! Y vu Get Wi! I Gs 7 X I' 7 'I -Rv If ' . RA, T' :Hifi ,Rz3fS36Ww? If'--AWPFIIYS Y I .-111A-' I Q I A ITSNQ?iQw+ awskigvyk ETTMWL, ,f ahflff' ,A TSERRLEIMHQESEHCIKESQR, Lf'-1 , -' f- --Rv1+fQ2,. Si- - I .Al - , 14,3 ESASSS HW 'I AI I s ikaw -R ,L,. if in JAWS: QQEQA Mmwnfwakw LA ,L SE?TTTTixw- S- '45fA ANR'Y+ ARMS Ei ASEQEQQEAH ISR SHAMAN? T' 'YIQTTQFMAQS I DSRRRALAHIQEMM RQREQ QEQY REST Oomwwwmewvwwww Q MRMMMMQMEMMREMNRI QWWQWQWMWW Mmwmmwwywpmygww. VMMMMMWQNQMWQNF ww xlV,i, MEIOLNLA. , In L . III, I I I SIMMIM, YRIZRI--HIf25QJ,gR -' I IWI IINQ Igw- 2 Y LSHHHNTQEKI LT ff .I ' AWK? RHRAEI FIFTH AND QIXTH GRADES IHrf 'SAE 4 3 - J Amway Iwwbwmwwf WQHQS - www Many L',, QMRSA GWENDOLYN HERSHBERGER - ALWAYS AHEAD gwr!??,, 3N2'fQ?I I ' fffl 'fZ!TRfSSi5 AQML JOE MILLER - HAPPY - BUT I DON'T UNDER- Hfbdiwii QMS . WWMMMJ ff- STAND I ' If . , RMEQ' A 5395, TLDT JERRY LADRAOH GOOD ORAL READER fRwQg5 fdwwwi fwvy? f.., Awggg SUE MILLER THE DRUMMER Q?fE gQf USMSH HAQWQMQ QEHAA GWEN MILLER WHAT A TWIRLER. CAN SHE Iggwggg II -A P9354 -if IQH11, 1 ww . 383 232252 WWW I R,- NIKUNII 2 Nwwg A-WH 'g-iff Mf J' . ,. , iI5mr5I:iAiI,' I Lg A BETTY WEAVER JUNE GERSER MASEL HERSHBERGER X RUTH TROYER MARILYN HERSHBERGER PAUL SHETLER JANET FLINNER e:LL::sx1'A V' ST R U T Q ..,Y7- fligiiifw i-I- A ,AH ,E.fEE.K-.E . .WY h Lip, JI WITH THE WAVY HAIR ALWAYS SMILING ALWAYS BEHIND NEEDS AN EXTRA SANDWICH SMILES - BUT SLOW CAN REALLY THROW THAT BALL iF5E5?W I v..,,, ,I . A,f,,, A, fi A :L fr Tiff REM E E A Ni,-593 A '3 A IIIQQJEM I 'am ,SA-IR I ' I H,IwI,m ALWAYS CHEERFUL vow yD.i RMA, ANNA TROYER MINOS HER BUSINESS ig TIkYYU SMH fi? MAURICE MILLER SHY - STUDIOUS LAI .fsjggf LIIL iff WAYNE MILLER HWILL I MAKE THE FIRST j ,AII f?fi?Q KAYE HOSTETLER ALWAYS GETS THINGS DONE I+3Qf EE , MARLAND GERBER A REAL SHORTSTOP LLE EEVA Q2 ig ' MARTHA GERSER QUIET MQ fi STANLEY SOMMERS LEFTY - THAT'S GUM IIM AI U KSQ5 OHEWINO I IIIE T535 ANNIE HOGHSTETLER JULIA ZOOK MARCUS HAMSHER KATIE HERSHSEROER SALLY HOSTETLER ALLENE KENDLE NIVA MILLER MABEL GERBER MARIAN GEREER SARAH MILLER JOANNE HOSTETLER EARL MAST DORAN HOSTETLER AMMON RABER CHARLES KASER ROMAN YODER ELI HERSHBERGER IVAN MILLER WANTS TO KNOW WHAT NEXT PEPPY JULIA BASKETBALL SHARK LIKES T0 PLAY BALL AND COLOR VERY PLEASANT POLITE - A REAL ACTOR TALL - READY FOR A SCRAP SHE REALLY HITS THEM MODEST M ROOM HOST HWELLU - THE MILK MAID INDUSTRIOUS - WATCH YOUR POSTURE THE FAT MAN NEAT - HAS WHAT IT TAKES THE FARMER SOY LIKES HISTORY - AMBITIOUS EXPEOTS TO LIVE IN FLORIDA OUR PITCHER - A BOS FELLER ,xx , I. jyy If L X Kg. A 5 PALE B BUT LIKES TURKEY MR. RUSSELL BRAND - TEACHER L, , 7 I x I F I O if A TH iwn-FOURTH FIIQST 'SE C UND .A 2 M RWMMHWWWMHQMQAA,wwwvmw ' ,RQmwm'?wwwmwQmmHQHmw :ig .. ' , A ,.AWf1Aceri,a2f2Aif'!N1T,Q,NT,,,HEQ5ewA5R?g25mfge,,Jfp92AIfvf'N591vfii-,,fiYS2RfQs'f AE M A -wwf m,,w 1 figgxffii 1.3253:Aff'+,AYAfeA'5w ,Gzkfyfgw A AMP! A WAINLQQ :Y,fA,-hwy fAy1fmw1-AAGQSAYSYA Nga-I HSLYYQQmy-.TR-'es--ffwwgfv -A - pw H mga-'Y ,wmfrf KWH4.ggz1,,g+,igA- -Aypf,-,gm Aw .ALANAA,-wgfflim A ' . Y . T, LI A A A T A .f . 5 -A-A ' 145.W-t'TAg,Yf,7,,,: . . ,f ff-T4z':xg1,.:1:,-frwHG AK-A A sr 'ME 'ff'3,1Ay . 2 we559QA?SHfsA1gl::GAgQ1A:YffffafffN+E3i5gp2iYsgT,aS3fwKFAA:NQf5f,.TieH,eST?5ff5i' ,....,.L,, ,, ' ' , . A-Am? A,M:wQ.wf17fP1',A,AAAfiYg3'AF?? s'f?u:T1'A23xg3?? fAfxTf'5353? :ASMAEFQ S- Twin w'N -f G A 7' ' ff 'Lfif,iffg Twbgfij .23Hgi25sgzii5,22z3a2 Af:Q,,f,,, f f MA' 'A-V, ' -'--M A 4,41 - yi AY A 4, ,, SD,f,,MTm . A LTA LANL, .7 ,, I , , ,,,. f L 5, .L ,A ,z,L.,,,,,g,.,,.g3fMH,,L,,A A, QF . -Y Af,Qgi5 ,Tp,g,A,,wfA A.,,PL,, A gA.,f,,A,-Aim. '-ML. M' , W -. Tx,-N. 'vw wAG,YQ , , 'fAH:MAfRi3s'A3,g?WT' I, , M,,.A,,A3,g,,,,,G,,,,,L A w..,..,.......L.W...., T' ,. ,3fAA.T,.!T, ,- Y, .,,.,:1-Q TZTEN Agp -me-,, 'E' -Y. A A ,LAP Q ' A-153-' AEA M A T TwTg5f3K5 A g:R'I'5'T A A ,Na ixiff figi wfe if - .. Qi S Tw :,ve3A.YfI',y T211 A K ' . A A A. 'L MD-A A ff ? 7' fii iAa?2a5'Ff4 A .efffrifmx-It A A wimwmu AEHAASATATA HA A A 1 ASS- Yjgzw? MAT Aff? T?-Y 35532.11-ga 5,5 AQRRiA - I AA?-'SH A 1, - A A , iii I. . -1 A A fy AQQAQ THE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES , A smaagaf A1 Tgg,:sjA,gigyL-,gw --1 f.. - T ,L Y ,152-f1s AE:f-:,Q:f I ':fge:2L C H R I 5 T R A B E R S' W A T C H H I M C A T CH B A l. L 3 , ?HW59T BETTY TROYER ENJOYS TALKING ff5W337mf ARAAR: A:,,wY AAA,-gf A Af. K w,frL.STw T, A WALTER BRowN NAAQS! SARA YODER . 'SA A,wf..,ffA RX ,wmv .eff f..I.-TLA., .L ,LN ,K , ,,,,A: Af ,I CAROL HANSHER MARY JANE PFISTER KNOCKS HOME RUNS HAS A FRIENDLY SMILE PLAYS AS IF' SHE ENJOYED IIT A FRIENDLY NEWCOMER QQQQQQ .SARAH MILLER A PLEASANT 255323 JOHN BROWN .ALWAYS SAYS 'GooD MORNlNGn gig?-A LARRY MILLER HIS SLGGAN ,KEEP BUSY AND A - GRAN- - f :Sw AAA I tffsf JP? Y Q5 D T HENRY BEAOHY LowELL HOSTETLER NELSQN HERSHSERGER LARRY FLINNER ELI YODER PAUL MAST WILLIAM BEAGHY ROBERT MILLER JOHN TROYER UDYLE MILLER . JDANNE GERBER SANDRA SUNDHEIUER EESTHER BEAGHY BETTY HGTETLER NANCY GERBER HARRIET STUTZMAN LUGILLE SCHROCK MYRNA,KENDLE SANDRA DANNBS KATIE YODER HENRY WEAVER RICHARD SGHRGGK ROY MAST RAY HERSHBERGER DUANE MILLER MATTIE RABER PHILIP HORRISBERGER - You KEEP OUT or MlSCHIEF.' HE IS ouR PITCHER AN ENTHUSIAST ABOUT EVERY- THING - MAKES N0 EXTRA NOISE KEEPS AT IT TILL HE IS DONE GO0DvNATURED KNOWS MORE THAN HE SAYS FRIENDLY TELLS Aaour A TRIP WEST LINES T0 IMITATE HEELL GATGH Youn HIGH ELIES LIKES TO TEASE LINES DOGS DOES HER WORK NEATLY LIKES TO BUY GANDY HAS A SwEET SMILE A sooo PUPIL WHOM EVERYONE LINES A,GOQD.WORKER- . HAS-AN ANSWER ron EVERYTHING HAS LOTS or PEP IN WORK AND PLAY, , , ExcELLENT HANDWRITING HAS SPEED 4N TJME TESTS LINES TO HAVE FUN GETS A 'KICK' our or EVERY- THING AN EXCELLENT RUPIL PLEASANT EVEN WHEN THINGS GO WRONG . I ALWAYS READY TO HELP HAS AMBITION TEAGHER - EDITH TRGYER ...xii s .6 , I - T A . ' Jzzffig' A xx. X . J K , QAM . A ,, L1.M g 'vv X. 0 ff L Si E E. QL .I 3, Iwi IASQI f IASHI. ' ffnmmw AILI , I L-52 I I I A I I If I I A A I9 5' I ' A AY win, J W h,'::av-v w 4 I K I I Vykhlv If A X,L., Sfyiggggfh E52 I +wwMf'II ,FQQAGW . Q L SWSSSSSXLEEIR SSS ,f4rkf.ffwT Mmwmwyamwwwmmw WHA Iwffyfvpkf . .' LTWWHSSKWE WMV? I un YLII i I AQQR ?TkwMJVf Q A 1 m.m1A' 1h7gfi,IE-,A11 D -I KS? 5331 Lv?!iW.f Ewa jwgjg Elf THE FIRST AND SECOND GRADES RDY WENGERO I OUR SMALL EST SDY GLENDA MILLER HER EYES TWINKLE f77f'ff'L A ,q M DEAN TROYER A GOOD WORKER lS.La4?y ' ' LEONA HERSHDERSER A BIT SHY g ggi SARAH WENGERD SASHFUL SUT SHE wEARS A BIG L gDS R'A 355 I SMILE . A ffw M TEDDY MILLER FULL OF PEP II, fjl , MURIEL TROYER A Soon WORKER I'Af 0 1 BETTY GERBER MARTHA WEAVER AMANDA WEAVER VERNA MILLER ADA GARBER ANNIE MILLER CLARA MAST KATIE YODER ELOISE HERSHBERGER ANDREW HANSHER SHIRLEY TRDYER TERRY HERSHBERGER DAVID YODER ANDY RABER JUNIOR MILLER ELAINE MISHLER MARY MILLER RONNIE HORRISBERGER MIRIAN MILLER MARJORIE SCHNEIDER KATHIE HORRISBERGER ROBERT MILLER KENNETH BRowN MELVIN MAST MARION PFISTER JAMES YODER THOMAS DANNIS TEACHER SHE LINES TO SING THE 'CAN- DY,MAN' A soon WRITER STILL TINY SUT SHE CAN WORK QUIET SUT FRIENDLY' A QUIET LITTLE GIRL SHE iIKES TO SWING A sooo READER DOES sooo WORK HAS A FRIENDLY LOOK DOES HIS WORK ON TINE LINES T0 HELP OTHERS A FAST RUNNER HAS LOTS OF PEP NOT BASHFUL ANYMORE LIKES TO D0 HIS LESSONS WELL HER HAIR IS CURLY SHE IS KIND TO ALL HE LIKES T0 PLAY BALL SHE WALKS T0 SCHOOL NEQT AND FRIENDLY HAS HER LESSONS WELL PREPARED LIKES TO LISTEN TO STORIES TALL AND SLDND HE LIKES ARITHNETID MOVED HERE FROM WINESBURG A DHEERFUL PUPIL A FRIENDLY cHAP DOWOTHY JUNE MAST IT IS FUN TO OPEN A SOHOOLROOM DOOR IN THE MORNING AND BE,GREETED BY CHILDREN. I To LIVE ONE MUST LISTEN, I K I f X KL If 1 G-5' BC QA? KH BAA! TIEWf1 UlM JERRYMASTMGR. TFDHORRISBERGER cs. ARLENHOSTETLER G. , eos meme E Kuf BRAND E Lowmzoofc 5 KENNETH MACHAN E' DICK HOSTETLER C. MAURiC E HERSHBERGER C. LORRELL MAST G. LUKEMILLER G. I 1I'CC 'J 'ZD L!7Z3l 'lC3IIIJr 'lr'- 252 JP 3? 'REQ'-!'5ii'ff Q3 ,gp 1174? 'fff'IQ 5,1 S ,ISMCSS A I. A A 'L -Is mrfqwvef, Ag,5fweiw1ffn.f.,. If-S -M-2fISYI.If -A f-f,f- C-.RNS-AIIQJA, ww: I f f1'IIm.L I--1 MW?-SfI-4:f??Sv?Wz:v'-fi P H I ' ,O C ,.,,,,, ,h,i ,,,', , I g,,, ,,,, , ,.., . ,MI ..,,,,hA, I ,, ,:,, ,.5, I AI, I, MM , , I., I Y X 1 A g ' M HIFI - W'h' S' ' MQ. I, fix-f -A . Cf1OIi1WN 'HI' I LI K,., I. L. AUTOS,Hw,-6--I,,:II- HI-,I I .LISAQ .-BRADY, If f HI.. I W- 'LSIYTI-ff J-1.195 5 . I 'A VR: fiirwi-7,1 ' 'vw 'S Y-V555fT'i4IIf,fW, ff'f ,I IW- X-IJQLYV,-521 .-1fulg:gi3.fY. '57I..?k:u?:'flilQ I1 .Y - I 9 S, -,,, . --rr ' , ., SA vw I- ,,,, fy ' rl 11 ...S J, 51 ' ' , fH,S1w fIf,I:Hif' f,Y3f5iZ?,??i?E55HAg A ,Sf-wgf 7 1 .L -: iz'--E, LI.MwmH' 5 ,f,C,w ,,,.., , ,.,,. H-if 4 W,-wrjri f'-Cya-B-SJ 5.17: , ,, ASK ETBALL LEAN I N GS I THIS IS REALLY ONLY A PARTIAL REPORT ON OUR BASKET- BALL FOR THE YEAR, BECAUSE IT MUST GO T0 PRINT BE' FORE THE SEASON IS COMPLETED., WHEN THE TIME FOR PRACTICE ROLLED AROUND THIS YEAR, A VETERAN TEAM WAS ON HAND, WE ALSO HAD OUR FORMER BUSINESS MAN COACH, ABE MAST, BACK AGAIN DUE T0 THE FACT THAT THE SCHOOL BOARD WAS UNABLE T0 SECURE A CAPABLE COACH AND TEACHER. CONDITIONING EXERCISES WERE LEFT TO E.J. MILLER, OUR SUPERINTENDENT. BASE- BALL AND TOUCH FOOTBALL HELPED OUT AS FAR AS EXER- CISES WERE CONCERNEDS ONCE HN SHAPE, WE HELD OUR FIRST PRACTICE .SESSION- WHICH wAS CONFINED MOSTLY T0 BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTN5 AND THE STYLE OF PLAY TD BE USED. PRACTICALLY ALL OUR PRACTICES WERE HELD IN THE EVENING BECAUSE OF MRO MASTYS WORKING CONDITIONS.HE wAS ALSO FORCED T0 WORK WITH A SMALL SQUADQ THERE wERE ONLY I5 BOYS IN HIGH SCHOOL OF WHICH I2 WERE OUT FOR BASKETBALLO PUT ALL THESE FACTS TOGETHER PLUS A LOT OF HARD WORK AND You HAVE A WINNING TEAMS THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT wE.DIDo BEYOND ALL PROBABILITY, WE HAD THE BEST TEAM IN'NE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL. SOME OF THE FEATS WE ACCOMT PLISHED wERE: I WE SCORED MORE POINTS IN A SINGLE SEASON THAN ANY OTHER WALNUT CREEK TEAM. WE BROKE THE SCHOOL VIC- TORY STRING OF I7 STRAIGHT, CTHE STRING OF VICTOR' IES AT THE TIME OF THIS WRITING STANDS AT 23 AS WE AREDABOUT TO ENTER THE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AT Dov- ERS - WE HAD PLENTY OF THRILLS ALL SEASON, PLAYING BEFORE CAPACITY CROWDS BOTH AT HOME AND AWAY. WE HAD SEV- ERAL CLOSE BATTLES AND PROBABLY MORE T0 COME. BUT I THINK OUR GREATEST THRILL TO DATE, WAS SEATING MIDVALE ON THEIR HOME FLOOR. WE WON THE HOLMES COUNTY LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT CHAM PIONSHIPS AND ADDED TWO MORE TROPHIES TO THE TROPHY CASES Qfffkfif Iltxl ws ,,, ,.VALi? F , 2 I L I . , f'v1i:Qf:IIJlfP -I ASS , W Eff-fi? ,I,. , ,gg I I Y QQ? I - II A, V- T?Ma25T'.ffim. I IIGZIENIIEH W .SR If 1 'I Y' I ,IIIIC lx, XM cs, ww Q! ' RA , I TOL D1 Sz,swf:wTv7wi,Ti .,-...ry - ..7w.I.,.wfvI:S-- 3:2-wngwmzfwa, MSSRIJSIWRA -.THQ A H f, M- - I - I A - , .K TAT ,,,m V, M ,I ,k,,- I. ,. , .S .,--- . f. ...MS-.Ss SL..,,,..vf.., f iaEEpgws fdfh? MW 'Fifwi SEAS? SQSSSESQESSS SSSAAB Siif g?giEEAmQQfQWg5jF5Qk KL ,QSAAAIQQM WYE ME AS13,Sgf .TY ..I f---mS-..- ,,... , W 4 ,V,, T. IP . jg Q, If, THIS WAS THE FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR WE woN THE TOUR- 355319955 NAMENT, THE FIFTH TIME IN THE LAST SIx YEARS, AND QQg754Q. THE THIRTEENTH TIME SINCE THE TOURNAMENT BEGAN BAGK ffjgiiii BN THE TWENTI ESS ?AA 2' b I A LOWELL Zoox, RICHARD HOSTETLER, AND Boa TROYER WERE GHVEV POSITIONS ON THE COUNTY ALLwSTAR,TEAM FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT YEAR. OUR RESERVE TEAM THIS YEAR WAS ABOVE AVERAGE. AFTER A BAD START THEY woN I3 ouT OF 20 GAMES. AT ONE QEQQQW1 TIME THEY HAD A WINNING STREAK OF 7 GAMES.. 35355 THREE SENIIORS WIILL BE LOST VHA GRADUATION ROUTE, AND ONE ON THE RESERVES. HOWEVER A PROMIISING GROUP OF SOPHOMORES WELL PROVBDE MATERIAL FOR NEXT YEARYS TEAM. THEY MAY NOT WIN ALL THEIR GAMESL BUT THEY CERTAKNLY wILL CAUSE TROUBLE FOR A LOT OF TEAMS. AND Now A TRIBUTE TO ouR COACH, WE, THE TEAM OF 48- 49, OUR AND ANYONE CONNECTED WITH US, WISH T0 EXPRESS THANKS TO COACH MAST, wHoSE UNTIRING EFFORTS BUILT SUCH A GREAT TEAM. WE ALSO WANT TO THANK THE SPGRTSWRITERS OF MANY NEWSPAPERS wHo REALLY PUT WAL- NUT CREEK ON THE MAP. --I-mana-E-.m BASEBALL BASEBALL WITNESSED A TRYING TIME IN WALNUT CREEK HIGH SCHOOL HN THE FALL OF 5948. ONLY THREE GAMES HAD BEEN PLAYED UNTIL A wREcK OCCURRED. THIS WRECK , PLUS THE WEATHER AND SOHEDULE coMPLIcATIoNS, PUT AN END TO OUR FALL BASEBALL SEASON. WE woN ALL THREE GAMES. THIRTEEN BOYS WERE oUT FOR THE SPORT, ONE MORE THAN HN BASKETBALL. HOWEVER, A MUCH BETTER SEASON HS PLANNED .FOR THIS SPRSNGQ SIX YEAR OLD Boa TROYER PROUDLY EXCLAIMED, Nl PULL' ED THIS CORNSTALK UP ALL BY MYSELF. HYoU ARE STRONG,n SAID HIS DAD. nl SURE AM,n AGREED Bos, NTHE WHOLE WORLD HAD HOLD OF THE OTHER ENDS 'S .K I ..-.q:1:'ag,I.,5,-my-fgysf 'Ig.I1::,.IT:MAJQS.,-A I f ffv'w .ff -zwfxiw-, RAMSI-R I 5 A9251 VY. :AGM P .W .L ,, . A A14,Ag gps .,, T Vx Ig ,.,- 'G-4,35 sg , xy pk , ff' 2 -ffifwh , XY 3 o 1' AS A A P-iivffifs' , X xyzwmsit,-,Q fgiwwm - Q - -,M '?1F- T11 fs 'INN 1 aff 1 455 ' x - I A3 UICIW1! ,I K gl, , L gtigyixm iffgfpb, . vi Q Hg-1 ,,. .:,,,,f':.'k . ,f X I gm , 6 is W- K I IE fu : vEwHEE.,Hwv:GOQMwwf A-vAmwfp LA+ EwFi7iREXw,,1gHmAnH-:N 1w:mHALfHfAwf.AFwHmuWH'HwRHNNNRRWS?MSW?,i?5 RiYRNW3?RWR??W?RR SYRSEESAFR SEWWR ,,.- figwamwiikww e M3RNASEAME SRAMEEREHMMRQMSEQWR Q. 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Q3 QAQQEMMWR EWQWQ 4.0NGFELLOW ORHMRS RRSER I - ' Hr .h, SSEO TEACH A BOY TO BLOW A HORN AND HE WILL NEVER BLOW IQQWQEQRERRQE I I '7-- I .XI,. A ,,IA . III , A ,I2,I W. MU SI C HA s B E E N C AL LE O T H E sp EEC H O F AN G EL s . I ,l, . I , . M? I . ,i8.,.f.f I 'I .T?iT5Eg,',. jggmgsggsf A ,JN-T1 . , LAI,A Qggii ' Agana Qwfi QE - L' SING! SING! MUSIC WAS GIVEN TO BRIGHTEN THE GAY AND KINDLE THE LIVING. MUSIC IS THE ESSENCE OF ORDER, AND RIGHTLY PURSUED LEADS TO ALL THAT IS GOOD, JUST AND BEAUTIFUL. THE PERSON THAT HAS' NO MUSIC IN HIMSELF' LET NO SUCH MAN BE TRUSTED. SHAKESPEARE IVIUSIC IS MORE THAN A PLEASURE, IT IS A NECESSITY MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE' THE HUMAN VOICE IS THE FOUNDATION OF ALL MUSIC, HNAGNER SINCE MUSIC HAS so MUCH TO D0 WITH MOLDING THE CHARACTER, IT IS NECESSARY TO TEACH IT TO OUR CHILDREN ., - ARISTOTLE MUSIC IS THE FOURTH GREATEST' WANT OF HUMAN NATURE O THE oTHERs BEING FOOD, CLOTHING, AND SHELTER. MUSIC IS GODIS GIFT TO MAN,THE ONLY ART OF HEAVEN GIVEN TO EARTH, THE ONLY ART OF EARTH THAT WE TAKE T0 HEAVEN. PEOPLE ARE REALIZING MORE AND MORE THE POWER OF' MUSIC., MUSIC DOES NOT REPLACE CHRISTIANITY AS A MOLDER OF CHARACTERS IT MARVELOUSLY SUPPLEMENTS-- ITO LET ME ENCOURAGE ALL PARENTS WHOSE CHILDREN HAVE MUSICAL ABILITY TO ENCOURAGE AND HELP THEM WHEN THEY ARE LEARNING. THE WALNUT CREEK COMMUNITY CERTAINLY IS APPRECIATING THE WORTH OF MUSIC TO CHILDREN. ' 'Uv FtWfwv.wfJm- 'VSQLQFIA 'Ki15?: -.. . W ::I,I Q, A OOF, I TG: ,. M1 ffIgwf+.bfr Rising wig fiffx. gf 111' ' . F1Q.:x -wx Ia- -, . , ' A 412531 as gs L, A 571' Tw I 'fFx?1 4 J B3 5 R P5 L A 5 I S I I5??AE1if,f ji ff TM El 'TSN B X C B961 O' f E 0 6 'D ,I I l I I I U Lf' Aa I: I ,M ,N-,q.W,?, ' I 11 -E :if Phi EIR LS CHORUS IU lXED CHU RUS UJQLHUTU1 EEK BH HD P rv ' , . , 1- l My-we f . VI '2 ., 1 ..r-. 'iw ' -wif 5 -ww., ,, -Q .MA Q A A 4' , ,f'g'M 1 , ,, .,,f, ' f 1 J ' W 3 ' V ,, , -V 1 1, , 1 ' .,. 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LI ,fff SI .,,,,, any I I L I If A A 3 I A A If I A WHAT - NOT PAGE WE DEDIOATE THIS SPOT TO OUR SENIOR SDHOLARS DONNA GERSER AND OLETHA HAMSHER IN THE FIELD OF ENGLISH LORRELL MAST IN THE FIELD OF MATHEMATICS RUSSELL HECKER FOR HIS ALL A HIGH SCHOOL RECORD I xxxmwxmx HAVE WE GOT???? YOU KNow WHAT???? FEET Q WAYNE KASER - GLORIA ANN HORRISBERGER BLUE EYES - LOIS GERBER - MR. MILLER COMPLEXION - BOE TROYER - MARGARET GERBER CURLY HAIR - LOWELL ZOOK - SHIRLEY MILLER CLOTHES - THE JABERG TWINS SLOW MOTIONED - TED HORRISSERGER - OLETHA HAMSHER I LATE HOURS - MARILYN MILLER - DICK HOSTETLER PEARLY TEETH - SHIRLEY MILLER - DENNIS WEAVER FUNNIEST - BEULAH SCHROCK - LORRELL MAST QUIETEST - JAY MILLER - MISS MARNER xmxxxxxxw DID You EVER SEE - OLETHA RUNNING TO SCHOOL? BEULAH TELLING A SAD STORY? MISS MARNER AT A GAME WITHOUT HER READERS' DIGEST? RHEA MAE ROLLER SKATING? THE DRUMMERS QUIET DURING BAND PRACTICE? lvmu WENGERD STIOKING TO ONE WIC. GIRL? THE TWINS WALKING HOME ALONE AFTER DARK WITH- ouT GETTING A RIDE? A TAN OLDSMOBILE NOT BN FRONT OF LESTER GEREERVS? FYRNE WITHOUT SOMETHING TO SAY? ALIGE, DOROTHY, AND LAURETHA NOT TOGETHER? JAY AND DENNIS WITHOUT ICE CREAM CONES? THEOREN WITHOUT A STORY TO TELL? I . IRRL AARI Q A-G QR Q7 I A I HIRDT f1'fJlff xx ,, X el 7 K K.. M gfI ,QI W-an A , A. :If If 15 gy: ,L I ZX, A I LA., L.,- f ,3w,,II -A I, UV, Iv.I2..afs, I. ,Ik , .WI W , QNSIIE SIAM: A A R51 1. Q3 I AME-. we ,fA,,G.f4, Dfw' I. mgmwf HMI 533i HHS ..g?15Ig 1,,. - ,I I- A , . i9Efff7:. Yeaf EAW N. .. Irv Aww. IAEA .',e'?',IfI ,Ag-. . A ,IW WZ, L I ,,.I5Ig?.E, , III .Img . IZ-Im I Hwy NASA? A I I. Emmy ,.,, N., L 5 AMN i?5?.fl'1Zi?'k 54? A E- .1 .MIAMI ... , .- 6523 eff k . T .,,,,,,, III, Hi12?5?LiQ5'7I - Milli KWWL n5Ai'..z, g.x-I -I ,WY I ,.k,,k 5, I NI. . , I -II! i .Wu -2, 4 0 ix 'HKIIETQQQQIII QJQL 'R 5P?aR:fQ,giZf'I -' I wail' JA :PVT :ffIQf '.35:JQ ' H' if: A I I- QI w3,,I2A5.gQ ,gf,wII:r. 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Q - , I f I, ,nfw.-iII,fA., M55 A JQAEIQYQQ .gg A351 My 'F' A . . , , -A, I-FE-Qi.Q.2H7N X,i,,.g?YQ'12f-'Wf?4SI I I S ff ,IN H, A :Qi-,L-'If' ,A -Mm..E,.,, 1' 'T X LR, Sigma ,f'iMg'I5iL AI If3.QIgIW?.IIIbI R1 Lf: Uwqw .. ....,....-AT:,:3,... . Z A L' :QM 1 A I LL -1, ,,. I N m A Rf ,.,, ix W E, J 5 I ,. A V51 ff '- A A f f . i JY T :Gray 'Q RQwQHA,f 1, -.AGI-NW, ff ' . -'hh 'G Swgfzg , .. . 37 A Aww -- I 5i?Ykw I 'iiixiv' - :A I ' -,IAQTSI5 - S'-T? ez: A . V...,.,l . 'LR-5'3P5V Hfi5.EfZS' 75i A, .. A T J, Q'-li K . I I Q W, ,E IQ I-A IH WHO'S WHO IN OUR SCHOOL ? fig. ..w.b WHO IS ALWAYS IN AN ARGUMENT 'P Lt WHO IS ALWAYS A LATE GDNER TO SCHOOL ?V QgXER1i?'A WHO IS NEVER QUIET ONE ENTIRE PERIOD '? WHD IS THE ALL-TIIIIE FLIRTERI? WHO HAS A CONTINUOUS INTEREST IN BOYS ? Aigfjf WHO STAYS OUT LATE EvERY NIGHT ? L?fiW AA WHO HAS N0 INTEREST IN GIRLS ? .gyfgp WHO HAULS LIVE STOCK ON THURSDAY ? fJiLg5 WHO wEIGHs TWO HUNDRED POUNDS AND I5 FIVE FEET A'f' SEVEN ? Www DD You REMEMBER '? WH EN THE ao-rs ALL GOT G, I. HAIRDLITS ? WHEN THE F R ESHMEN WALKED '? WHEN THE PLANER CUT FLESH NDT woou ? WTIW WHEN DONNA GERBER ANNExED GLASSES ? I fTT. WHEN THE YOUNGEST BROTHER OF ALICE BEGAN HIS 53ggfTf?g 'IWI HI GH SCHOOL LIFE ? WHEN ALL THE BOYS woRE CRAZY HATS ? Wi I Yyfggiu. WHEN SOME OF THE BOYS BOUGHT Sucx TEETH ? 'if j Y CAN You IMAGINE ? sA BRAND WITH A G.l. HAKRCUT ? , yQ5'Y EIGHTH GRADERS NDT TALKING ALL THE TIME ? JERRY AND WAYNE NDT GOING T0 BALTIC ? .S Q ,ffTT MARGARET GETTING A 'B' ? IQQ fg'A MISS MARNER GETTING ANGRY IN AMERICAN HlSw IufII'v 'SHI S Af.If. TORY ? OR NDT ? I MAuRIcE NDT GETTING BUMPED AROUND.? ARLIE STAYING HOME ? BEULAH NDT MAKINGTWISE GRAGRS ? JUNE NOT HAVING A BOY FRIEND ? TED IN A HURRY ? DICK NOT GOING T0 MILLERSBURG ? LORRELL - ARE You FOND OF NUTS ? MARILYN MILLER - Is THIS A PROPOSAL ? , X - MOTHER - JERRY, wHY DID You G0 AND PLAY BASEBALL I WHEN I DISTINCTLY TOLD You NOT TO ? , JERRY - I THOUGHT YOU SAID WTAKE THE RUG AND BEAT f - IT. 5 A D .,,- I I ' EQBQRBBQHGW . . Q IRBRNNNNRDWQ E L Hf i?ii IW EQQQQNQNWI f 'A FSBQGTBQQEEBQI It IfIIN IBQEEBNEQNBE BBBBBSRBRFNI -fPx?fE? l5 AINTABIEEQSS.. MIQXIQQQH7' IIII 1 ,I - A I DEBT? If IIOI BBIBEBBEBNBIYI I A S ' . To A OIS. AOBR . IB THE YEARYS HAPPEN I NGS , BBQ. SEPT. 7 S SCHOOL BEGINS. ONLY HALF A DAY. .55gQQQQQgBg AAA QQQQE I3 Q MRSS PALMER COMES AS A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER. MfQTTTjgg5P I4 - BASEBALL GAME. BEAT BERLIN gggi I6 - HOME EG. GIRLS TOOK THEIR TEST OUTSIDE DN- E l E I ,Lii E1 NQI Eggga DER THE TREES AMID MANY INTERRUPTIONS. fgggigi 20 E- F RES HMEN INITIATEDS 2I -A THE FRESHMEN GAME T0 SCHOOL BACKWA RD, IN- SIDE OUT, AND BAREFOOTED. Qiggg 28 Q BEAT GLENMONT IN A BASEBALL GAME. THE Ac- BI CIDENT HAPPENED ouT BY MRS. PALMERS. .S 29 - PEOPLE IN ACCIDENT ARE SEEN LINIPING AROUND E AND ALSO WITH BANDAGED HEADS. B2BAfB ABB1 'Bi - I 55,3 Ei1TAEE Z DCT. I S SCHOOL UNTIL I:3O BECAUSE OF THE .FUNERAL gyggggigmi ggigg f FOR DAVE MAST. IMISS MASTIS FATHERI. feiggilig? NQQQT 4 S NEW TEACHER - MISS MARNER ARRIVEDS y3gFi??3g 5 -2 THE HDME EG. cLASs HAS A TEA. LDIS GAME HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL TODAY. B 2 6 S Now SMILE - I'2-3' CLICK. MRS. FAGLEY .Q 551, TOOK ouR PICTURES. J 2 1 BB.. I . Qg 8 Q SMILE SOME MORE. SENIORS - CHARLIEIS ' I if 9 . PICTURES. a.6 'X 1 I2 Q COLUMBUS DAY. WE HARDLY FOUND IT DDT. I TSAY E, T... . I8 -.JUNIOR PLAY BOOKS COME. AATB 'I ,ik I9 2 PLAY PRACTICE BEGINS. WHO ARE YOU?? .f6?2T I 20 S OUR FIRST REPORT CARDS COME OUT. Gooo AND- ' for 22 -'THAT wAS A NICE LETTER YOU GOT FROM PAT f T WASNIT IT, ALICE? 26 - DISMISS AT I2:I5. C.T. BAHLERIS FUNERALQ 28 - PLAY PRACTICE S TEACHERS' MEETING Q ONE HOUR VACATION IN THE AFTERNOON. 29 - NORTHERN OHID TEAGHERS' MEETING AT CLEvE- LANDS YIPEE S N0 SCHOOL. Nov. I S LORRELL HAS A HBUTCHH HAIR cuT. 2 - STAGE IS DECORATED AFTER SCHOOL. 5 G JUNIOR PLAY IS PRESENTED. 8 Q JUNIOR AD HUNTER COMES IN THE FORM OF A LADY S JOYCE BIGUM. II S ARMISTICE DAY S NO SCHOOLS I5 - BOYS SPENT INDUSTRIAL PERIOD PUTTING UP THE NEW SCORE BOARDS I6 - FIRST BASKETBALL GAME WITH GNADEN I4I-45, I COUNTY EVERY PUPIL TESTSS K ........,,N. ..IfTE, I RPT' :aff -A '.i?i?ggAi fQgC::3f7' Q X Vhly A 'v, I ,T 'QAf J,1'A S ' I K I v Nov. 24 25 30 DEC . I 4 8 IO 22 23 JAN. 7 8 I4 H5 I7 20 2B 25 FEB.I'4 8 UB I4 I7 24 MARCH 3 5 6 30 APRIL 8 I3 22 MAY 7 9 I3 BEAT WARSAW HN A TOUGH GAME. THANKSGIVUNG DAY. SOHOOL DISMISSED. BEAT STRASBURG IN A THRBLLER. EVERY PUPHL TESTS. FOLLOWED BY REPORT CARDS. BOTH TOUGH JOBS. BEAT BERLIN BY FAR. LUCKED ST. JOE ON 5. TEACHERS vISIT OTHER SCHOOLS - LAKEVILLE AND BIB PRAIRIE BEAT GLENMONT BY 2 POINTS. THE HOME Ec. GIRLS HAVE A CHRISTMAS GRAB. JUNBORS PRESENT THE CHAPEL PROGRAM AND THEN MERRY CHRISTMAS. WALLOPED KILLBUCK. DEFEATED SUGAR CREEK BY 3 POINTS. SEMESTER EXAMS. WHEW - HARDlx BIG PRAIRIE! AH, SHREVE - ONE POINT. YUM - YUM. LOIS RETURNS T0 SOHOOL FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE WREOR, OUR FIRST PRAOTIOE SET IN SOOKKEEPINO BEGINS. REPORT CARDS so HOME AGAIN FOR TRIAL. DEFEATEO BERLIN 66-34. 28 S LECKED GNADENQVANQUISHED HOLMESVILLE. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TESTS AT MILLERSBURG. DEFEATED MILLERSBURG. OUR NINETEENTH VIC- TORY. LOIS AND HIPP ARE SEEN TOGETHER. BOLIVAR TAKEN OVER. CONGRATULATIONS, TEAM. TIME FOR LOVING NOTES - VALENTINE. I8 Q Two MORE vIcToRIEs - TOURNAMENT. LUCKED LAKEVHLLE IN THE FINALS. MORE TROPHBES. LARGE ONES AT THAT. BEAT DOVER ST. JOE AT DOVER TOURNAMENT. DIOK HOSTETLER'S BIRTHDAY. DONNA WINS THIRD PLACE IN THE COUNTY SENIOR TEST Q LORRELL FIFTH. GOOD WORK. 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E : E MERCHANTS OF DOVER 5 E E -P Q E Retail Business Division E E E E DOVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE E Q R 5 3 Dover, Ohio 5 E E 2 The City with a Future E E - E - - E DIlllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIllllllllllUIllIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllIlllIllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID EIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIllllIIIDIIIIIIlllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIlllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllllllIDIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllIIUIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllg E E E E E E 5 Best Wishes from Congratulations from E E THE WEAVER MOTOR CO. MAS-r STORE E 9 E E Your Chevrolet, Buick, General Merchandise E E . E E Cadluac Dealer A Square Deal the Year Round 5 E E E Dover, Ohio W. R. Mast, Prop. 'Q - C : S E Phone 2104 Walnut Creek E - - -. - nn - E I E n 5 5 E 5 E E E E E Compliments of E 5 Dry Goods, Groceries, Kodaks E 2 wEAvER's WATCH sHoP 9 5 scHLABAcH's STORE E E Watch es-Clocks E E Walnut Creek E E Sales and Service 2 E E E E Hardware, Glassware, Radios Millersburg, Ohio g E E E 1 S. Washington St. E Q E 5 E FE E EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllllIIDIlllllllllllDllllllllllllDllllllllIIllDIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllIIUIIIII-lllllllg UIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIEIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllllIDlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID Compliments of THE BELDEN BRICK CO. Canton, Ohio Plants Located at Sugarcreek, Ohio, Uhrichville, Ohio, Port Washington, Ohio, Somerset, Ohio Compliments of CLAYCRAFT CO. Sugarcreek, Ohio Manufacturers of High Quality Face Building Brick We Wish for the Graduates of 1949 A Bright Future THE DOVER REPORTER l Dover, Ohio Tuscarawas countys best newspaper Dedicated to the Well-Being of its Community and Schools ' L-:ii NWWM 'm leur iw' 'Wards 3 A. P. SNYDER Sugarcreek, Ohio DIllllllllIllDIIllllllllllllllllllllllllDllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllIIllllllIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID QllllIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIillllllllDllllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIU 5 2 THE ADAMS BANK 5 5 Millersburg' JOHN A. WYNNE : Ford E EStablished 1870 Sales-Service E Member F.D.I.c. sl F.R.s. Millersburg 5 E E MILLERSBURG FURNITURE CO. Compliments of E E Rugs, stoves, Radios, sweepers RUSSELL THEATRE E E Refrigerators, Washers Millersburg E E E BRENNERS DEPT. STORE MILLERSBURG LUMBER CO. E Millersburg, Ohio E 'Lower Your Cost of Dressing Well I E Brenners E E E THE CITIZEN'S BANK E 5 Your Patronage Appreciated E Sugarcreek E Phone 46 E Paints, Building Materials Insulating Products Compliments of SUGARCREEK DRY CLEANING 8z PRESSING Richard Kaser, Prop. Phone 51-F2 DllllllllllllDllllllIlllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIllllllllDllllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIlllllllllIDlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIID QIIllllllllIIDIlllllIIIIlIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllIIIIIIDIlIlllllllIIDllllllllllIIDIIIllIIIIIIIUIIllllIIIIIIDIIlllllllllIDllIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllIIIIDIlllIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE E E E E E Farm Implements and Parts E E WALTER MILLER E E Shellane Bottled Gas , : 5 Lime and Limestone Products : : Electric and Gas Appliances : Q Trail, Ohio 2 E MILLER IMPLEMENT 8: APPLNC. 5 .. Phone Berlin 19-F31 : Q Sugarcreek, Ohio E .E E E MILLER er WEAVER E 5 The DINNER BELL RESTAURANT n 5 5 Well Drilling and E Home Made Pie, . u E Farm Drainage Service 5 E : Home Cooked Food t . 5 E Drain Tile For Sale 5 E Dover, Ohio 121 W. 3rd st. I , 5 Q Barrs Mills and Millersburg, Ohio Q E 5 E E - a 9 E- E E S 5 E E E MILLERSBURG CAB CO. BIRD FARM SERVICE E E Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery E 24 Hour Service 5 Millersburg, Ohio E E phone 7 Phone 193-R E Q U E E E f ffsoy if with Flowers FRED E- REED g- E F.T.D. Member E E Dry Cleaners g E L. H. WHITE, FLORIST E E E E Millersburg Phone 136 Millersburg 5. 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Jackson St. D U EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIlllllllllUlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIDIlIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIU QllllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUllllllllllIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIlIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUlllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIU E E E THE BLUEBIRD 2 Home Made Ice Cream E Sodas, Sundaes, Home Cooking E Sugarcreek, Ohio I SUGARCREEK HATCHERY Jamesway Equipment Poultry Equipment Sugarcreek Ph. 98-F2 E E 'ai E ooznxmics DRUG sromz BURGER HARDWARE 5 E R Nyal and Rexall Remedies Houseware, Gifts, Appliances 2 phone 69 Phone 27-F4 E Sugarcreek SHga1'CI'9f-lk E E E 5 EVERHART FUNERAL HOME GERBER'S CLOTHIERS Clothing, Hats, Shoes Phone 85-F3 and Gents' Furnishings. 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E, SCHRQCK E E Bunker Hill Roofing and Heating E E Feed and Grain Supply Sheet Metal Work E 1 ' 1, E E Master M1X Feeds Miller-sburg Tel. 183 3 E E E E E E E E E E E BEACHY 81 WEAVER DAY'S RESTAURANT E E Plaster Contractors E E Air Conditioned -Z- Q Phone Berlin 22-F11 RD 5 E E Millersburg and Barrs Mills, Ohio Miuersburg, Ohio E E : E E ElIlllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIlIIllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIllllllIlIDlllIIIIIIIIIGIllIIllllllIDIIIIIIIIllllDIIIIIIIIlIIIDIIllllllllIIDIlIlllllIllIDIlIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE EIllllllllllIDIllIIlIllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIlllllllllDIlllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIllIlDIllllllllIIIDIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllg Q E s WEICAND CMC TRUCK SALES, Inc. 2 E 5 Q E E A. J. Weigand, Inc. E 5 5 E ' 5. E Dover, Ohio E 5 5 : Q 5 THE SUGAR CREEK 1' E11, E 2 FARMERS EQUITY Co. f fi '?E 2 A - . 1 in J K E E Grain, Flour, Feeds, Seeds ,3g1 'I 'RLC 165 Afew p 7 .A4' E E Salt, Cement, Comm. Fertilizer 5 T S ,, , , 4 2 E Phone 55 -Q E E 5 5 5 2 MooMAW LUMBER Co. 2 2 Everything in Building Materials 2 5 , E 5 Phone 25-F21 -Sugar Creek, Ohio 5 E E 5 ANDREAS FURNITURE Co. 2 E E Sugar Creek, Ohio E E Complete Line of Home Furnishings E E E Westinghouse Appliances and Service 5 -E Quality for Less E DllllllllllllDIllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIllDIIHIIIIIIllDllllllIlllllDIlllllllllIIDIlllllllllllDIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID glllllIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIllllllllIIDIIEIIIIIIIIIDllllllllIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllllllIIIIIDIIIlllllIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E E E Q E E 5 BOOSTERS E 9 Q 5 E E Martin's Jewelry Store Millersburg, Ohio E E Commercial and Savings Bank Millersburg, Ohio 5. E Hannnontree Electric Millersburg, Ohio E E A. S. Wengerd Plate -Co. Millersburg, Ohio E E Qugality .Shgppe Millersburg, Ohio E E Godfrey Lenacher, Inc. 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