Whetstone Township High School - Whetstonian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

w We, the Class of 1952, are proud to dedicate this annual to our sponsor, Miss Helen K. Sherer, who has guided us through our last two and most vital years of school. We would also like to dedicate the annual to Mr. Spitzer, who coached us in our sport activities for three years before becoming the superintendent of Whetstone High School. We hope this dedication will convey in part our appreciation for their patience, kindness, and personal interest in each and everyone of us. We wish them prosperity and happiness in the years to come. Board Members FIRST ROW Left to Rxght I-'rederlck Schxeber Presxdent Myron Pxttman Clerk Clxnton Guxnther Vxce President BACK ROW Wxnfn:-ld Ehmann Paul Kuehnle Dear Old Whctstone 'Wa' ,av f Ma VX me emu: 1 SHE l I ' E INORIMAN .I SPIILER 9-. 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Business Manager Feature Editor. .. Picture Editor.. Sports Editor . . Class Will ....... Class Horoscope . MEETING THE OLENTANGIAN DEADLINE fWe hope ! ll BACK ROW: Geraldine Corwin, June Shiiley, Carl Patterson, Vivian Amos, Anita Sdn L ll .lean Divx-n. SECQND ROW: Joan Gallant, Woodrow Crock, Arland Carxs, Arden Haycook, lXlelv1nWxlL x D l Ehmzlnn, and Mr. Probsv.. . . Arden Haycook . . . Melvin Wilcox . .Woodrow Crock . . . Daryl Ehmann . . . .Arland Caris Geraldine Corwin . . . . Joan Gallant Finished Product g,,...--on fs -1-fi,-1 'lik Whetstone High School JOAN GALLANT A 1 Z 3 4 Vollcy a G Mlxed Chorus l Z 3 4 Everythmg Happens To U5 3 Class Play4 Vxce Presx dent Z Secretary 3 Y1ce Pres1dent4 Lxbrarman 4 DARYL EllXlANlN leyball l 3 Track 4 H l 'Mxxed Chorus 3 Ewerythmg Happens o Us 3 x X 1' 7 ilu, Q G in 'Ctr 3 'J F' 5 1 MELVIN WILCOX Busxness Manager: President' 45 Vxce-Presxdent 3g Every- thmg Happens To Us 35 Good Gracwus Grandmaw 45 Student Counczl 35 Mxxed Chorus l,Z,3gGl1-t- Club l, Z, 3 4 Basketballl Z 4 Base b l Z 3 4 Volleyball! 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Baccalaureate Baccalaureate was held Sunday evenmg May 18 1952 at Whetstone H1gh School at elght o clock P M The CVCH1ng s program 1S as follows Process1onal Land of Hope and Glory march by Elgar P1an1st Mrs C Baxley Invocatlon Rev E G Corwm Pastor of Whetstone Evangellcal Reformed Church Hymn All Ha1l the Power of Jesus Name Scrxpture Readmg Rev E G Corwxn Mlxed Chorus 'Battle Hymn of the Repubhc ' Wllhousky Cl1mb1ng Up the Mountam Wm Smxth Baccalaureate Sermon 'Westermg Rev Glenn F Lockard Pastor of F1fSt Methodlst Church of Bucyrus M1xed Chorus Beaut1ful Sav1or arr by Gr1ff1th Choral Benedlctxon Alma Mater God Be Wlth You Benedlctlon Rev E G Corwxn Recessxonal Land of Hope and Glory Plamst Mrs C Balley Class Nzght Program Master of Ceremomes Arden Haycook Dedxcatlon of Class N1ght Arland Carxs Presentat1on of the Spade Woodrow Crock Acceptance of the Spade Rodney Albrxght Class Prophecy Daryl Ehmann Class W1ll Geraldme Corw1n Glftatory Melv1n Wilcox Awards Athletlc Mr Duncan Typmg Mr Probst SCholast1c Mr Spltzer Valedxctorlan Address Melvm Wxlcox Parents Teachers Classmates Fr1ends and Mr Albrxght It IS wxth a great deal of pr1de and yet wlth some reluctance that I am here ton1ght on behalf of the class of 1952 to present you the Jun1or Class Presldent wxth th1s spade Th1s spade wh1ch w1ll be the symbol of the graduatlng classes of Whetstone Hxgh School ln the years to come has helped us d1g and smooth the path from our Freshman school days to the helght we have now attalned that of the Honorable Sen1ors Through the tremendous amount of study and effort put forth by our class thxs spade has become old and somewhat worn but I am sure that lf lt 15 used dlllgently and resourcefully lt w1ll endure for many more years to come So please reta1n 1tS brlllxant luster Mr Albrlght I present you w1th thls spade wlth the flrm assurance that the frlendshlp wh1ch has prevalled between our classes durlng our school days w1ll be wlth you the next year especlally and for many years to come Woodrow Crock Class of 1952 and fr1ends as pres1dent of the .Tumor Class I accept th1s spade and w1th the help of my classmates we w1ll endeavor to keep It as shmy as It now appears You may be assured that lt w1ll long be remembered as a symbol of our fr1endsh1p and labor together at Whetstone I-hgh We wmsh to congratulate you Semor Class and w1sh you much success and happmess as you step out 1nto a new llfe Rodney Albrrght Jun1or Class Pr 1d . 1 l 3 . 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Commencement Commencement CXCTCISCS was held Thursday evenmg May ZZ 1952 t Whetstone H1gh School at e1ght o clock The program for the evenmg follows Processlonal The Grand March 'from the opera Axda Verd1 Mrs Carl Balley p1an1st Invocatlon 1' M C PI'0bSt Send Out Thy Llgh ' Gounod Gxrls Glee Club Barbra Evarts pxamst Vocal S010 Serenade by Donnelly sung by Amta Schafstall Joyce McDonald plamst Introduct1on of Speaker Super1ntendent N J Sp1tzer Address When Your L1fe Gets a V1s1on by Professor W H M1 y Ashland College Ashland Ohxo Instrumental Solo Waves of the Danube by Ivanov1ce played by Joyce Johnson Joyce McDonald piamst Presentat1on of D1plomas Mr Freder1ckSch1eber Bened1ct1on Mr M C Probst Class Nlght Lad1es Gentlemen Teachers Classmates and Board of Educatxon You have heard our program w1ch we hope you have enjoyed Now lt 15 my pr1v1lege on behalf of my classmates to say good bye and express our apprecxatlon for all that has been done for us Although we have looked forward to thls occaslon for what we thought was four long years we feel an unexpected sadness and regret that the txes bmdlng us 1n our work and recreatlon must now be broken our llttle class w1l1 separate and go the1r respect1ve ways To you the members of board of educatxon who has provxded us wxth our school and 1ts fac1l1t1es we extend our heartfelt thanks To you our pr1nc1pal and to you our teachers who have alded us thus far on our way we are deeply grateful for your lnterest and understandlng You have gulded us ln our mtellectual growth and f1tted us for dutles ln our vocat1ons and act1v1t1es of c1t1zensh1p You have handed us the torch of 1nsp1rat1on May we keep It ever alxght To our frlends the undergraduates we w1sh to leave a word of advmce Do not try to bluff you wxll be found out Do not waste t1me or you wxll be sorry Get all the knowledge you can you w1ll need It We w1sh you luck May you be our worthy successors And now fellow classmates we too must part Th1s 15 our last appearance as a class After tomght we shall go our separate ways though txme and space may dlV1dC us we w1ll always have our memorxes of W H S May good fortune follow us and may we remember the tra1n1ng we have recelved to help us ln the future Frxends, may you recall only our vmrtues, forgettmg ovr fault, and may the future brmg you nothing but kxnd recollect1ons of those who now bld you goodmght and good bye By Melvm Wllcox Class Valedlctorlan ' ' , , , a . . , . , ' ll I ' ' ' .. .... . ...... . .. . . ................. .. ...... ..M . . . ' t' . . . . ' , ' ' , - ' ' ll ' .. ' . . 'le looses! Q la 'I I' J 3 , , Presentation of the Class .... .... . . . . . . . . . . Superintendent N. J. Spitzer O CLASS NIGHT JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET W ,, I , , V' Wa, I . I 1 I I a ON THEIR OWN CLASS NIGHT , ,I 4 I I f I I C LASS NIGHT DREQY-.IN 'X I LUN UI- THE SP-KDE GLAMOUR GIRL 9 HONOR SOCIETX ar HEY SAM GET OIN THOSE TROLSERS SENAJR -11 Q. N Class Wlll We the class of 52 of Whetstone School bemg m a state of sound mlnd and profound 1ntell1gence do hereby establlsh th1s our last w1ll and testament We bequeath to the Jumor Class the ab1l1ty to get on Mr Sp1tzer s nerves and to rald the school kltchen after play rehearsal Just don t forget to clean up the mess We leave to the Sophomores patlence w1th whlch to endure the Jumors also the ab1l1ty to act dlgnlfled toward the Freshmen The Semors leave the Freshmen our magnlflcent hand carved 'desks You may add to the beauty but don t get caught or you may have to sand the whole affa1r We the Semor g1rls leave our sympathy to any class that may have only two g1rls 1n xt To the faculty we leave our regards regrets and remams of the books we used lVI1ss Sherer I Je rry Corwm bequeath to the Freshman g1rls the ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble I Daryl Ehmann w1ll my short halrcut to Nlr Parr and my ab1l1ty to play some fast basketball to Jxm Haney I Arden I-Iaycook leave my helght to Jlm Stxnehelfer and my talkat1veness to Robert Brown I Arland Car1s leave my ab1l1ty to get a glrl to Carl Patterson and my mno cent look to Chuck Wh1te I Woodrow Crock leave Mr Duncan my ab1l1ty to drxve a car and my qulet ness to Carl Pensxnger I lVlelv1n Wllcox wxll my 11 l Z shoe slze to John Ehmann and my datlng ab1l1ty to Lowell Evarts C ll ll ' ' ' . . . . , ' ' ' I , . I, Joan Gallant, will my temper to Mr. Duncan and my ability to skip school to A Look Into The Future THE REPORT OF A PSYCHIATRIST The members of the class of 1952 have been very much xnterested ln psychology Many of them havmg taken profound courses 1n such awe msplrmg phases of the subject as psy choanalysxs and psychlatry When the world renowned psych1atr1st Professor Abdullah Freudson Brllflng came to town and opened a consultmg room for the mentally unflt and the 1ntellectually unsettled all these earnest students rushed to see hun Now don't m1sunderstand me I am not 1mply1ng that they were unfxt mentally unbal anced or un anythmg They all acted funny sometlmes but there wasn't anythmg wrong w1th them that couldn t be cured by spendmg a few months 1n the state 1nst1tut1on for the feeble mlnded Well anyway on wlth my story It was suggested by one of the teachers that all of the members of the class pay a v1s1t to the professor to be psychoanalyzed One by one the Semors v1s1ted the professor Flnally I had a chance to enter h1s offlce No not because of any mental weakness but merely to collect the rent for my father who owns the bu1ld1ng Well the professor wasn t ln so to klll some t1me I read the magazlnes on the table After I d read Modern Pr1sc1lla for December 1910 and Grandpa s Home Compamon for Aprxl 1890 I looked around for somethmng else to read All I could f1nd was a black covered notebook at the ve ry bottom of the pxle It was fllled w1th closely typed notes And to my surprlse these notes were about my fellow students They were the professor s prlvate and genu1ne op1n1ons of those who had consulted h1m The f1rst page was wr1tten entlrely on the class presldent Melvln W1lcox who w1ll be three tlmes governor of the state of Confusxon and leader of the new progressive party HIS motto 15 All For One And That One Is Me He also w1ll be a candldate for the pres1dency but w1ll be defeated by one vote cast by hxs campa1gn manager On the second page were qu1te a few notes on the v1ce pres1dent of the class Joan Gallant who w1ll be a famous mventor Marrxed to Mr Moneybags h1mself she IS one the r1chest women 1n the world She has lnvented over one thousand labor savxng devlces all of wh1ch are blesslngs to humamty Among the best known products of her aglle bram are restwell mattresses for oyster beds mdestructlble leads for sllver penc1ls and exercxses for reduc1ng ones 1ncome tax It seems that those few months ln the 1nst1tut1on d1d her some good The th1rd member of the class that he exammed was the treasurer Woodrow Crock a stol1d slow mov1ng chap who w1ll never d1splay e1ther speed or ammatxon and can be trustec never to hurry He w1llf1nd h1s proper pos1t1on 1n lxfe early He w1ll become a plumber' asslstant the one who goes back for a left handed monkey wrench and can't fxnd It H w1ll contlnue 1n that restful occupatlon unt1l he f1nds one that IS a lot easxer On the fourth page was an analysxs of Gerry Corwln the secretary of the class She 15 a nervous 1nqu1s1t1ve type W1ll be a reporter and because of her xntense 1nterest 1n every body s busmess and her cast 1ron nerve wh1ch enables her to penetrate where she 1S not wanted wxthout embarrassment she w1ll be an excellent one In ten years t1me she w1ll be a natlonal celebrlty known as Polly Pry She w1ll be so alert that she w1ll lntervxew a cr1m1nalwh1le he 15 commxttlng the crlme and get tomorrow s news last week Arland Carxs or rather known as 'Mlke has two pages to h1mself The professor wrote that hxs case would be rather d1ff1cult and spent one whole page explalmng why It seems that when Mmke was a young baby he was always falhng on h1s head therefore h1s braxns were forced down 1nto the b1g toe of h1s rlght foot Whlle the professor was examlnmg h1s toe M1ke was explalmng to the professor what he would l1ke to be and sure enough the professor s analysxs proved that he was rlght M1ke's ambxtlon 1S to be an orchestra leader and composer of d1st1nct1on For f1ve years he w1ll be the leader of the 1nst1tute band and after fmmshmg extra schoolmg at Vassar a natlonally known glrls school Mlke may compose several songs or operas H15 hobby xs raxslng A1rdales as they remmded hlm of h1s mus1c1ans Arden Haycook an extremely mterestxng case has a letherg1c mmd the patxent type . 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I 1 , - . . . . . - . - 1 1 1 ' I . , I ..- , He l1kes to s1t and watch thmgs HIS calm d1spos1t1on comb1ned wlth h1s lngralned mertness make h1m the 1deal type for a sports promoter He 15 deeply xnterested 1n athletlcs but plays for hlmself a stlff game of poker He cannot be manager of a ball team or a boxer as that would requlre too much mov1ng about He w1ll keep a racmg stable he w1ll have a race track bu1lt up the sxde of a house keep a stable of rac1ng snalls l1e back 1n a hammock and gaze at the track as h1s fa1thful sna1ls crawl on and up to v1ctory He IS bel1eved to have set a record 1n the mar1nes be1ng a recru1t for 10 years As for myself Daryl Ehmann I was rather surpr1sed when I read that he thought I would make a wealthy cosmet1c1an the proprletor of Ye Beaut1f1er Shoppe a shop Wh1Ch sponsors alterat1ons wh1le you walt fat people become fatter skmny people become sk1nn1er and on the s1de I w1ll sell hats a drape of a str1p of velvet a drop of seallng wax and two ch1cken feathers on the head of a woman Gurgle lala and charge her twenty t1mes what the hat 15 worth and get It Now that we know what l1es 1n store for all of us I th1nk lt 15 only fa1r to tell you that th1s morn1ng I learned Professor Abdullah Freudson Br1ll1ng 15 not a psychxatrlst at all but an escaped lunatxc from the qtate Asylum Gzftatory The follow1ng people were g1ven g1fts by the SCHIOTS at Class N1ght Mr Parr S1nce he IS always bend1ng over scrap1ng gum off the floor and cha1rs w would l1ke to g1ve h1m a long handled putty knlfe Mr Sp1tzer S1nce h1s ha1r 15 always hang1ng 1n h1s eyes the class thought a tooth less comb would be Just the thmg to comb h1s ha1r Mr Stewart On ra1ny days h1s curls are all over h1s head We thought a ha1r net would be appropr1ate Mr Johnson We thought he should be at least 6' tall so we are g1v1ng h1m v1tam1ns to grow taller Mr Probst S1nce he tears artxcles out of the Cleveland Plam Dealer xnstead of cuttmg them out we would l1ke to g1ve h1m a pa1r of sclssors Mr Duncan S1nce h1s shoes are always squeak1ng as he walks up and down the hall to qu1et them down we re g1v1ng h1m a can of 3 I o1l M1ss Sherer She doesn t l1ke her students to chew gum but she loves to chew lt herself So we are g1v1ng M1ss Sherer a pack of gum Mrs Spltzer She 15 always tr1mm1ng dresses so we w1ll g1V6 Mrs Spltzer a bottle of green f1ngerna1l pol1sh to keep tr1m Woodrow Crock S1nce he has trouble rememberlng where he's suppose to go I would l1ke to g1ve Woodrow a date book Daryl Ehmann Daryl's headl1ghts are so d1m we thought a paxr of candles would help h1m out Arland C3115 S1nce Mxke 15 thmklng about matr1mony the class thought a rmg would be appropr1ate Joan Gallant S1nce Joan 1S gettlng marrled we thought she could use a rolllng p1n to keep her husband on the ball Geraldme COTWIH S1nce Jerry has trouble holdlng her man the class thought she could use a hook Arden Haycook S1nce Arden IS always try1ng to grow a goatee we thought a bottle of ha1r grower would do h1m Justlce Melvln Wxlcox SINCE Mel has an uncontrollable temper the class thought Mel needed a thermometer - 1 I . 1 - 1 I , 1 1 , . , . 1 1 ' ' ' ll ' ' ll ' v 1 -- , -.. 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FAVORITE SONG Tea For Two Blue Tango I Love You I Walk Alone I Wa lk Alone Because of You Cold Cold Heart ARDEN HAYCOOK Mr Probst trying to drive his car from the back seat Beating New Washington and North Robinson ln the baseball tournament Upsetting Sulphur 79 54 Our drive for annual ads Beating Dutchtown in the tournament 66 63 Taking second in baseball basketball and volleyball Going to district basketball tournament Going to district baseball tournament Junior and Senior Banquet Honor Society Banquet Paper drive Trip to the Freedom Fair Ccrr-mencement exercises Cl s night I t day of school Senior boys parties -knnual meeting at Mr Probst Senior Play third act ' l O . 1 r ' . . a . , -':.3 - 4:25 . . ' . ua , - . . ,.--...hx-B 're' -ea-............ B X ar' X l X W? S S X Y . In Juniors ar Kr R 'Nnrm V' Gu ls Athlntu ASSULICIUOTI L -15'l HJ'-V: :1:.gf.1 5X:.1:-i...,. ,list H 1, Juxzzz- Sl itl-fx, .:. 131-4 z., GL I X1 1 OW: fc 21:7 Dzirivl. Lar1,.1'n-rM.r., H+fr::.f-'..5. ,',,31g!, Lwvvll IN. Q r I - Q W, . . . , - .- i 5 . 4 A . . ?if','-S2 1j.':,.k':- l.' . F' ,E.-. - 3' Sophomons ST RO V Barn r Joyce Johnson Sloyna Loum Pal Iuch1u BACK ROV .,x1 r Densln I' ares erer r n Q vw Freshmen r RSL ROA' .P ames SL 'np 'xarcy Steele Cha Ae QECOND Q0 1 1 d B um hnson X dr 1 'IRD PGV 'ar 1. h K1 ar r grew - 1 FIR Z: f En Q1 Exnrxs, ' , 'f 5, ' . 2 . ,, K: EC- , rd Perry, CA 1, ge , Ch' l Sh , Luz' y S y'er, 1. 'I ' 2 Gegrfgv L.,uzr11'1 r, f 4. , .' . ' , N r'-e Wh.iv, ir.. - .' . 'v : jam' Sitgflvj., BF TJ.1?'f1I fO!' , 6 'Fly Io , .T lens In ruby, EX H ' VMI , 'v I 'VVPKC1-llCU,r'.a.:1, 1.-mm, ri ug..a', .d M . D ' Nz L. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: James Stxvzizzolfc-r, P11-rmec 4' Clark, I.arrvKc1ChPr, Ruth Pc-rrv, Ruger Ralston, Rx1IhCh.1r,IU:, fiwbvrt Pm:-.r. 'rf-F. SECOND ROW: ,Imm Wniym-rl, D.1vm Su-1-lv, fxrmv, Crwkk, Larry L-'vu Nwnky. Elxrn.1:1r1, Juhn Pllvicr, Ixf.1r1lyn Curvnm. 'IHIRD ROVM' sm r an ro n A r 0111 :Mm Hnrr -111 on 'ro st Elghth Cyrade FLRST HQW 1 4 Amos edrrn obey aroara bww 111 1 use MCDOhBlC BAK b A 1 Q :If 4. r 1 H xr: fm 2 llc Jean Young Ps R , IJ-mlm Ifiarmy, Ruk 'lll el' d, Ca ly C' r , R E -'L VV1l1nfx, bvinl Pu' 2 , W- .nd, f1r.WXXr. E b . ' W ' ' : 1.rZI In,f'.L'f.1Z 'J-r' , D ' .A I' ', B ' r Il-r, JA' , Sr.,:'1vx Ew.1rt,. f 'Nl' fffruzn, Sixth Grade I- RST POW wfnxre xrmu 404.1 Juy B Q dr:- ArQ Thompgcr Cv J P 1 A :Q Q C V. Flfth Grade 1 fr Tue Meivm Dxc SEFOND R . r Y 1 Jar '-wx r rn L Hurd r' 3 rm irc 1 rher J hr' W 'mps rl gi - Z I- If RLEQYEYZ Ijl .vr.j.'C1f! 3 , F 21 L' .V , V 1' Gv.1r.lf.v:', 11 h' I ff' '- Nmirff, Llrvia Cifxry, IX' -. g 1 ., SE 'TC' E-w r: f. l'.:' :41Ltf1:-xfrl E':fi11'Sr.j,'Qer, Sz1:.firg1F. ner, Iuhn-Jr., B rr'r ar er, f.I.-- Clpzntm-r. .QED E'i,.'l: EM, ' -:.r. -: Tl-,'.1-1141 Liruwr., 5.0.0 Clxm-, UU.,1:1 D 1 , Cfharh-N I-TLP. , Elia P11-Ll.. o FIRST RUW: l,1'!Y Zi1yhl: Dc,n.11c12't'1f'r Harm. Crdll, Ralph Gxlturd, Lulu Bell Ell.s, Tumm :v .24-r, K.vh.1-4-r EH'-.',1':, D.1',xfERf'.1nm, M. y 1.14 x, ,Iu.x:. 2 , A key V .' QW: .1.v'.f' , V'-A-3, N, '.1 2, . , '.x:w' fini-lw,r1. Sid Ur. I-x.1.:vr', C-Ur1r21v'S.ife'w, ' ,zur H .fm li v'.f.14 1 '.'..,1.-1 ,Q Luv, ,uw 1- is .W-L. fIi.E'I1E' JE'-: 1..r.'1.1 Pi- 'f',1:.n id, nf-r, fl, Ie .win I, E1.1....:..-Cwrwxirz, rum Wf 12. .:. -1.1r ,' L. rr,.1.,I'fL,1vI'hfl , ok. 1. X' ,hf.-- C2-.mths-r. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW Lex' lu Rlght Joh Shu rar Phyllls Toney hl1ch.1elCarLer Ronme Crabtree Gary Frdalree Juan Pflelnr Nu M1145 Ireland SECOND ROVN Blpoox Smcrcmqr D.n1d Wxrpc-rl June Bower Sherry Benedlct Jerry Emory Xlarcaret Gln U14 r J mmy W 1111 r Bomta Douce Patty Stuckman THlRD ROW BeKerlyS!1ll1r Nl: Cy Hollbhuuae Paul Sherer Larry Wexlnnd RobertSw1ck jul Amug S ue llr Thompion Thlrd Grade S1 how' e Hollluuse C :ll e Sv. ck Gary TJTUSY -han Ann whudker L-.xcr m uel m Bruvr Dax c Mor ow Sa SECOND HO V Blur W ra Te- Clarx Bobby Thauner Gerald COISBYYTITV F ll K rm Nd .Alu Shx ley Md garet Ireland Ro ald Char to THIRD R0 V LW? 1.5 F.,.x5er B ll Pdttersur Dorls Doqce LdrrY Tale FH 'MW We lar-cn Jam T ylvr Larry Klme M155 Cra - -. vw , , 1 , ' I: y I , - y I l O' ' :1 . 1 , 1 ' 'I I 3, , ' . ' 'Q ' ' xgs, ' , , ' ' ' , f ' , P' A -, use S --lv, V 5. ' . . o . FIR T ' ' 2 Left T.JR1gl1!j Rugiykg I f Q n ' 'V ' ' U-1'-.C T Kern, Jug K Exile, Su-w rt, ' '1' r ', ndra Wxlslm. .' ' '-': Bzlllkezlamz, - Efllm. 5 ' -, '.. ' . ' D lvrzi Zz: m -rr yn, , :' A 1' ', I ' r A h. 5 1 R' '-: S l'Ell1N, ' , 1 ' r, . ' 1 E vv!'l',1 11' , I' , ll. FIRST BO'-'v': Le: ir, digit: Ruxaid Pensmger, Harry Sherer, Larry Sherer, 'lame Beach, Larry Kelli SECOND ROW: 'vV11in,rfi.'-21115, Beuy Bra,-.au-ra, Ranald Sknchf-lfer, Barbara Gxfford, Davxd Ireland, Cari: '-Vezr, Duxald Jackeur., EcwarcI..a:'Sf1al1. THIRD ROW: J-df.'C1ar3-, Larry Dr-nn-r, Vzrgzrga Caglter, f1rhr'nyDQuCe, Harry Cotsmlre, Lfarsha ff.. De-21: Brmgle-R, Lira. E'. rr.ar.. F lrst Grade Second Grade FIRST ROW 1? ra r ll mar: aHxr1rT10r arul-,W Kxr er A1 1 Beverly Beric LI Entry Bluurniuld e fer L ru U1 cr Swdr Emi THIRD ROW xr1eySt1rnhr'1fe r and Qu v xx rr' ui nx ima -Near Nha X Lm 0 I Left iw R gi: Ca I' C as ,'Y' 'h' .1 ., C' '. 2 b ,, QL- Frey, ' SECOND ROW: Durulhy Gs-nrt-I, Guy Pvnsznger, Rxcl-cy FE-xfk, Chr-ry3 Ehrmann, Max Pmrson, Ted Pf: , 1' y,ff1ff , z. .1 fry, : Sh 1 .2 -,D-- Y ng, La .A -k, u. 1115.-hx.-e,.-r, 1.1 M: , . .s ,y .. .ak ,... ff Q29 Y lk!!! V, E U Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Daryl Ehmann, Mike Caris, Arden Haycook, captain, Nlelvxn Wilcox, Woodrow Crock, Leonard Luchau. BACK ROW: Charles Sherer, Carl Patterson, Norman Dinkel, Edward Perry, John Ehmann, and lX.'lr. Duncan, 'Holmes Liberty BASKETBALL SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT fCounty, Whetstone Lyke ns Lykens Whetstone New Washington North Robinson Whetstone Tiro Tiro Whetstone North Robinson Leesville Whetstone Martel Whetstone District Tournament New Washington Whetstone Mt. Zion Whetstone Old Fort North Robinson Whetstone Ontario Whetstone Holmes Liberty Whetstone Sulphur Springs Whetstone Lykens Whetstone Nevada Whetstone Leesville Whetstone Sulphur Springs Whetstone Chatfie ld Whetstone Tiro Whetstone Our basketball season was started off with a bang by beating Holmes Liberty November 16. fThe score 50-47j. We finished the county season with a record of 8 wins and 10 losses. After we got into the tournament it was a little different story. We played Lykens February 12 and came out on top 69-54. February 14 we played New Washington and came out on top 66-63, a little closer than the Lykens game, also a little too close for comfort. On February 16 we played Tiro, also A very strong club. Here's where we really turn on the steam and come out victorious 55 to 48. CU- February Z3 we played North Robinson for the championship. Between the time of the 16th and Z 4 we had a very unwelcome visitor, the flu. The night of the 23rd finally came which was all too soon, but the game was played and - came a second place by a score of 81 to 62. RST RQVV: .lllrmw Smmp, i-Qv1'Ju1r1:Pvrr5, l..,wu-llEx'l1rt-, Clmrlv- Shen-' jar.: Ehmann. H.CK ROW: lxlr. Dumzm, Charles Vvhxte, Wendell Corwm, George Lwwrn fr, Larry Snycer, 1.1-m..arriL'.cl1z1u, Reserve Basketball Squad Three Cheers for the Cheerleaders Anna Schaivall, If-3: Dweti, .lure Shmilvy., Barbara Hrfrd, AVG. POSITION - FALL BASEBALL SEASON B.O. A. B. R. H. XV. K. ON 4 Nlike Caris 37 3 4 25 459 2 Carl Pensinger 37 3 6 23 324 5 Nlelvin Wilcox 29 9 10 12 15 310 3 Norman Dinkel 33 8 12 I6 303 7 Arden Haycook 38 1 Il 16 289 6 Woodrow Crock 30 3 4 17 233 1 Daryl Ehmann 41 6 ll 20 195 9 ChuckSherer I9 I6 10 19 158 8 Carl Patterson 34 5 6 11 160 10 John Ehmann 3 O 0 l 1 1 000 301 se 77 163 269 SPRING BASEBALL SEASON B.O. A.B. . H. VV. K. ON. AVG. 4 Nlike Caris 19 3 4 16 632 9 George Lowmiller 9 5 5 9 333 2 Norman Dindel 16 3 ll 8 125 5 Arden Haycool-c 16 I 4 6 250 6 Carl Patterson 21 3 3 II 286 7 Chuck Sherer ll 8 5 11 182 1 Daryl Ehmann 20 4 6 16 350 3 Woodrow Crock 15 6 4 6 267 B Ivlelvin Wilcox 17 2 9 8 294 10 John Ehmann 6 4 3 5 000 Pitch Catch Pitch 3 Base 1 Base L Base L Field SS 2 Base R Field POSITION Pitch L Field 3 Base I Base 2 Base L Field Catch C Field Pitch Field Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Carl Patterson, Daryl Ehmann, Norman Dinkle Melvin Wilcox, Arland Caris, Arden Haycook, Woodrow Crock, Charles Sherer. SECOND ROW: John Ehrmann, James Stump, Larry Guttenberg, Charles While, Edward Perry, Larry Snyder, George 1 Lovsmiller, Mr, Duncan. r BASEBALL SCHEDULE Leesville 15 ll Sulphur Springs I 6 North Robinson 17 8 Mt Zion 6 4 New Washington 10 7 Lykens 5 9 Tiro 3 10 Leesville 11 Z County Tournament New Washington 3 5 North Robinson 5 9 Leesville 6 4 DISITICI Tournament Continental 3 5 Ontario 9 I 150 41 45 39 54 96 300 The 1951 and 1952 season of sports was fairly successful for the Green Hornets. At the first of the year we took second place in baseball by defeating North Robinson 9 to 5, but went flown in defeat in the final game by a score of 6 to 4 with Leesville on top. Although we ended up with a second in county play, we were entitled to play in the district tournament which was played at Upper Sandusky. At 10:30 a.m. on May 3, 1952 we played Continental, The outcome of this game was favorable as we came out on top by a score of 5-3. On May 6 we played Springfield fOntarioj. This game was slightly different. The score, Ontario ll--Whetstone 1. This eliminated us from the tournament, thus ending the baseball season. , :fa - .4 414' ,av fl As: w., 4 WOODROW CROCK Forward Total Pomls 100 Average 4 3 DARYL EHMANN Guard Total Points 268 A-.erage 11 7 Stars ' ARDEIN HAT COOK Cerler Total Poxnls 401 xc-lag 'v111fxE CARIS Gu 1rd 11t11Pmnl 16 Axe age 7 O if MELVIIN WILCOX Forward Total Poxnts 144 vc r ape 6 ANN vvARM-gp o o LAY UP Basketball H1-Lltes JUNE MEL. JEAN ARDEN SLLPER NICTORE LP IN THE AIR A WN I1 'N BARI5 RACE O THE WIRE There Q luslc ln The Aw lrls lee Club 1-'RSI POV 1 SECOND R J 1 01 r D1 Nlarlere hxwlyr H1rrf1l Ga raldlne Corwxn Nlr Johr Bows leg Club L RST ROW 1 cwa 3er 5 arty Pu Lucha In ROW' orne Llwrm l r Q XQ Cwdrles Skr rr 1 4 r hr o o o J , J K G' ' G F. ' . '. : Ar.1v.1 ini..-Zkmll, Ii..r',1rL1H-rd, ,Y.r.m'Sh1I'lvy. .' X V: Nzmy Sn- 1', .Tsmr C311l.n.t, CS:-:.w:.1 H.xr.r'y, J.1:1n'tS1.1f1r'y, Jun. vm-rx, , ' '1 I'nr:.Qy, ,ffazmv HAH. THIRD MQW: Bffvvrlf-5' Juhrgor., Pat Luchau, Barbara Eva:-LK, Slvyrna LUM5, Joypf Jnhnscn., X ' ' . ' , ' ' , . .:ur:. ' G I QI. ': John Erzm.1:.:,, .71::..-- F4 ,::1En, flank A -Hue-, E' ' rd . rg L 'Srtycey L tar, ltflif ' ' I Ge V fr 11 m- , N r: 1: Ilnfv., 1,.wfH H'..1r'x f,.4rl EJf':S1:gEr. 'V ll Ck rw Band BACK RQX ONT bww . lm., A. J Mixed Chorus fy K SV K . ' T: B.1r:J.fr.1 Ii'..1:'i-, Nwrrrmix Dzrklv, bxwzk Pwr- '.'w..11..1,'xa.,X, .qcv - n J.fh:.XU:-, 1:'.XIr,'.,1'. FR ' ': ,I.1:u'- bvmzp, Lfhzzrlx-x br--rw-ry J m-.1 :.D1x-':,, pIl,.1 l---f Vvixxrv, SK Mum ' D0.1:.:1: Iubnfy, .7 wx 1' QU Dx :.,:1:i KNI flif.TNfl: Ihfin-rf Pnf:1K1:,y-r, ,'1:1-I Shxilvy, . A , :'.' ' 'vi ' EJ ' . 11 , .. A V' :.:,x : g ., . ' ,3f.E'lJ -3 ,v:.' g ' ' 2. 1: v x .2 . 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SE.-RTED: Jean Dlvvr 2.11-l fllcox, June Shlfley, Newspaper Staff The Chatterbox Reporters FIRST ROW: Rodney Albright, James Stump SECOND ROW: Jwyr C MCDQnaId, Gernlrhne Corwin, Sv ,vie Lrhxx, Carolyn Carr. tar zz U-1'-'4 II V1 'H- ' :J '51 'A ' 3 :nl 5-in Wf 'KF' sn1C0nventon Jo rna '50, .,Nx- BOWLIMIGREENSTATE DJVERSTY 1952 May 1 ,-J STANDING: Barbara Evart Nanny Steele Evelyn Hurrc-ll Patrxca Lurhau Geraldxne Corwm Joyce Johnson Carl Patterson Stoyna Lewxs Janet Shtfley Marlene Turney Patrncn Nickler, Alma Rawlms SEATED: Geneva Haney Barbara l-lord June Shxfley Queen Joan Gallant Jean Dxven Janet Hart, Anita Schafstall QUEENS ATTENDANTS Janet Hart, June Shifley, Jean Diven Barbara Hord, Anita Schafbtall, Geneva il . 4 f f - 1 1 E , Z e , X A 21' J , 5 ll' 1:1 wang 'iii GMM' 0 I if - 'i E 1 3 'MW s-' ':3 Rf 5,- 'N' x C Q Q f , We Kr 1 TU Want , ,Q W www uf X V ,lf if! 4 , , ,f ggi wr, if? , fx 2 I A i . r'. v 9 ' Y E . 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MARKET STREET The Bucyrus Ice Co COLD STORAGE FOOD LOCKERS WHOLESALE MEATS COMPLETE PROCESSIIXG SERVICE FOR LOCKERS Sz HOME FREEZERS PHONE 5404 BUCYRUS OHIO COMPLIMEN FS OF First Federal Savings 81 Loan GALION, OHIO PROCESSING - SMOKING 8: CURING - SLAUGHTERING Farm Supply Store, Inc JOHN DEERE QUALITY EQLIPNIENT ROSETHAL CORNI HLSKERS INEW IDEA FARNI EQUIPMENT EVERYTHING FOR THL FAIWI 1251 HARDING WAY EAST DRISCOLL MOTOR SALES Oldsmoblle Cldlllac 111 S Poplal St Bucyrus Oh1o Phone 0423 LANDES JEWELRY Reglsteled Jewelels HXHIQFICZIII Gem Soclety 223 S Sandusky Axe Bucy1us Oh1o I I I I 1' I I I I I I ' ' F 4 L PHONE 2-1811 GALION, OHIO Comphments of Lutz s Grocery Lutz Grocery 8. Genelal S1019 New Wmchester Ohl0 Phone 451 Kuloler Motor Sales nc Chex 10191 Bulck Automob11e 81 Bodx Repan by Factory 'llalned IUGCIIEIIIICS VK Rensselaer Qt Phone 5353 4092 You Can Pax Mole But Hou Cmt Buy Bettex Slles FORD SQIXICL J E Huggins, Inc 5022 Bucuus 5199 , . . 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Sandusky Ave., Bucyrus, O. 107 H.W.W., Gallon, O. QUAY DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency Store Publlc Square A Full L1ne of Hess 8: Lee s Stock Sz Poultry Remedles HARTWELL RADIO 8. TELEVISION Magnavox Sz Sparton Sales Sc Servlce Auto Rad1o Serv1ce Statxon GALION FARM SERVICE INC Internatlonal Harvester Farm Equlpment New Holland Balers 372 S 'Vlarket St Phone 2 3151 Goodyear Tires - Myers Pumps - Mall Saws HOEKSTRA COAL 8. SUPPLY Readx Nluled Concrete Asphalt Phone 2111 G'lll0l1 Olno HAAS PATTE RN WORKS FLICK BOLLERER LUMBER CO Lumbel Coal Bullders Supplles Phone 26711 Qouth Columbus St Compllments to the Semor Class of 52 GALION EQUITY EXCHANGE CO - C . Q . Congratulations CO1'1'1p11I11GI11S 01 ANDREWS DAIRY G1I1m,11 01110 ALFRED SENTRIERI S STUDIO 'XIo11u111e1 1 PUIIQILI I111cI111O V1 IX Fast G 111011 C1110 Phone '7 6801 11011119113 The G111o11 Lu111be1 Co -108 5 N1d11x91 St Ga11o11 01110 Phone 98411 RHINEHARTS COAL 8. 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