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Yearbook Name
The Sulphurette 1948-1949
Location
Sulphur Springs, Liberty Township, Ohio (Crawford County, OH)
Additional Information
Sulphur Springs
SENIORS
RICHARD PFAHLER
"Man delights not me; no,
nor women either."
Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4;
Boys' Octette 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra
2; County Musical 2; F. F. A. 1,2;
Judging Team 2; Class Play 3,4;
Sulphurette Staff 4.
W VIRGINIA LIGHT
"The way to have a friend
is to be a friend."
Class President 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Sec'y-Treasurer 4;
Glee Club 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 2,
3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Buzzer
Staff 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Softball
Team 2,3,4; Track 2; Volleyball
2,3,4; Sulphurette Staff 4; Basket-
ball 4; Y-Teens 2; Cantata 2,3,4;
Spanish Club 3; 4-H 1; Band 2;
Sec'y.-Treas. A Cappella 4; Class
Play 3,4; Vice President, G. A. A.
3; Honor Society 4; Crowning
May Queen 4.
GILBERT BOUDINOT
"Enjoy happiness today, let
tomorrow take care of itself."
Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4;
Volleyball 2,3; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4;
Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Parliamentary Procedure 3,4; 4-H 2,3,4;
Sulphurette Staff 4; Glee Club 1.
DOLORIS HOPKINS
"A loyal student, splendid
athlete, and friendliest of girls."
Class Sec'y. 1; Class Vice Presi-
dent 2; Student Council President
4; Student Council Representative
4; G. A. A. Sec'y. 2; Spanish
Club Sec'y. 3; G. A. A. President
4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4;
Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 4; G. A.
A 7,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; A Cappella
2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed
Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; A
Cappella Vice President 4; Buzzer
Staff 3,4; Sulphurette Staff 4;
Cantata 3,4.
ROBERT CLARK
"Speech is great but silence
is greater."
Music 1, 2,3; Class Play 3,4;
Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,4;
Track 4; 4-H 1,2,3; Vice President
of Class 3.
GLORIA FEURER
"The bird that flutters least is
longest on the wing."
G. A. A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3; Librarian 1; Home Economics Club 1;
Glee Club 2,3.
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CIASS HISTORY
In September, 1945, six boys and 10 girls enrolled in the Freshman class.
We started out electing the class officers. Glenn Immel was chosen president,
but moved away making Virginia Light our president. Doloris Hopkins was to
keep to record, Geraldine Brause had charge of the money and Donald Long
was Student Council Representative. Mrs. Carle was our advisor at first but
after her resignation, Mr. Thatcher took her place. Our first party was held at
Christmas time at Donald Long's home. Before the end of the year, we lost five
members, three of which went to North Robinson, and gained one, Ned Foght,
making a total of 12 to start our Sophomore year.
At our first class meeting as Sophomores we chose Donald Long as President
and Doloris Hopkins assistant. Dorothy Layer was to take notes at the meeting
while Virginia Light paid the bills. Kathryn Reinhard was appointed Student
Council and Mr. Thatcher our advisor. Hazel Lohr joined the class.
This year it was our (duty) to initiate the Freshmen. This was held at the
school house and the whole high school was invited. We felt quite superior
when the girls came to school in burlap sacks and at Christmas we had
another party at Annabelle Ulmer's home.
The following summer it was time to make plans for our annual Junior
festival. We set the date for June to be sure we would have a lovely evening,
but were disappointed because it was one of the coolest evenings of the summer.
In spite of the unpleasant evening we made a nice profit.
The fall came and we considered ourselves Juniors. Again we held elections
of officers and Donald Long was re-elected President with the assistance of
Robert Clark. Kathryn Reinhard was to keep the books and handle all money.
Student Council Representative was Ned Foght. Mrs. Shell, our advisor, directed
our Junior Play "The Tiger House”, on October 24.
Toward Spring we were deep in preparations for our Junior-Senior Banquet,
which was held at Harding Hotel, Marion, Ohio, on May 14. We used the
"Gypsy" theme. We all worked very hard in making it a success. The school
year closed with a May Day program. Dorothy Layer was chosen as May
Queen.
At Last we were Seniors. Thinking Donald would make a good President,
we re-elected him again with Annabelle Ulmer as Vice-President, Virginia Light,
Secretary and Treasurer and Doloris Hopkins, Student Council. In October, we
wandered to Tiffin to get our pictures taken and on April 1, we gave our Senior
Play "The Adorable Imp", under the direction of Mr. Dennis, our advisor.
On May 22, our Baccalaureate Services were held and May 27 was our
Commencement, which ended our high school days. These will be remembered
as the happiest days of our lives.
—Annabelle Ulmer
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
We, the Senior Class of 1949, of, by and
for Sulphur Springs School, Sulphur Springs,
Ohio, about to depart from these halls of
learning with sound minds and good healthy
bodies, do hereby publish and declare that
this is our last will and testament.
It is with memories of pleasant and worth-
while times together that we say goodby to
our friends of Sulphur Springs.
Item I—We leave the school bus drivers
12 empty seats to be filled by next year's first
graders.
Item II—To our Superintendent, Mr. Dennis,
we leave hope for even greater success in
conducting the affairs of the school.
To Mr. Clymer we leave the responsibility
of teaching the Ag. boys how to use the new
welder.
We leave Mr. Thatcher with the same
basketball team, but with hopes of improving
it.
We bequeath Mr. Garber an eskimo suit
so he can go up to Alaska for a visit with
his eskimo friends.
To Miss Given we leave memories of the
fine time we have had singing together.
To Miss Heydinger we do bequeath an
extension for her accelerator so she can
make her Nash "really go".
We leave Mrs. Burwell without a girls'
basketball team, but with prospects for a
better one.
Item III—We wish to bequeath the follow-
ing:
Gilbert Boudinot—bequeaths his ability to
throw the shot to anybody man enough to
handle it.
Geraldine Brause — leaves her artistic
ability to Johnny Ream who seems to be do-
ing quite well already.
Robert Clark—bequeaths his shyness to
Willard Wood.
Ned Foght—Wishes to bequeath his agri-
cultural skill to a young man who has a high
degree of skill already, Richard Long.
Doloris Hopkins—wishes to leave her ath-
letic skill to Joyce Shealy.
Vaughn James—bequeaths his hard study-
ing to make the Honor Society to anyone
willing to try.
Virginia Light—leaves to anyone with the
patience, her hard studying in Mechanical
Drawing.
Richard Pfahler—leaves to Walter Schimpf
his musical ability.
Donald Long — bequeaths his happy go
lucky manner to his cousin Harold.
Kathryn Reinhard — leaves her scholastic
adeptness to Annabelle Ream.
Annabelle Ulmer — gives Joyce McCurdy
the privilege of being office girl.
Gloria Feurer — wishes to bequeath her
ability to get along with people to Sylvia
Shealy.
THE SENIORS
Class Attorney,
Vaughn James
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JUNIOR CLASS
FIRST ROW: Joyce Shealy, Eudora Stewart, Ruth Geiger, Joyce McCurdy, Annabelle Ream, Miss
Heydinger.
SECOND ROW: Kenneth ReHey, James Baumgartner, Erwin Wagner, Walter Schimpf, Richard J-ong.
Anxious for the title Seniors, we started our Junior year out by electing our
class officers as follows:
President......
Vice President. .
Secretary......
Treasurer......•
Student Council ................................
. Harold Steiger
. .Erwin Wagner
.. Joyce Shealy
Eudora Stewart
Joyce McCurdy
November 12, we presented our Class Play "The Campbells Are Coming".
We spent much time during the winter making preparations for the Junior-
Senior Banquet.
Three members from our class were elected to play on the Varsity and two
of our girls were elected as cheerleaders.
Now, as we end the year, we are looking forward to our one remaining
year of school and to take the title of "Seniors."
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Floor Finishes, Janitor Supplies and Equipment
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SOPHOMORE CLASS
FIRST ROW: John Ream, Carolyn Leonhardt, Sylvia Shealy, Willard Wood, David Shealy.
SECOND ROW: Louis Cheesman, Arvin Striker, Wilbur Striker, Elwood Rossman Kenneth Feik,
Mr. Thatcher.
We entered our second year in High School by electing the following
officers: President, Arvin Striker; Vice President, Kenneth Feik; Secretary and
Treasurer, Carolyn Leonhardt; Student Council, John Ream.
Later on in the year we made plans for a High School party, at which we
initiated the Freshman Class.
Our boys are very active in sports this year and are looking forward to two
more active years of sports.
Now we are all looking forward to the busy and happy days of the future.
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Sixth Grade
FIRST ROW: Mrs. Linn, Phyllis Rossman, Carolyn Feik,
Catherine Feik, Maxine Bloomfield, Norma Clark, Esther-
belle Hayes, Mrs. Kalb.
SECOND ROW: Burton Rossman, Mary Ann Stewart, Marilyn
Long, Karyl Frank, Papline Long, Gary Martin.
THIRD ROW: Harry Myers, James Haifa, Donald Leonhardt,
James Stuckman, Roger Welsh, Jack Cooper.
Fifth Grade
FIRST ROW: Janice Fry, Dorothy Ream, Kendrall Garrison,
Hazel Garrison, Mary Keen, Geneva Neff, Juanita Schwab.
Patricia Dennis, Clara Jean Long, Barbara Miller.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Linn, Richard Miller, Carol Lash,
Carol Ann Wilson, Joyce Ulmer, Maxine Hancock, Lucille
Musselman, Sarah Lou Ulmer, Nancy Hootman, Barbara
Young, Wayne Pfleiderer, Mrs. Kalb.
THIRD ROW: Ronald Hoover, Terry Miller, Donald Striker,
Donald Fry, Allan Reinhard, Dexter Rossman, Dorsey
Leonhardt, Richard Gray. Ronald Charlton, James Martin,
Allan Brown.
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For the best in Dairy products
Ice Cream "Our'' specialty
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Third Grade
Best Wishes
To the Class of 1949
Striker's Market
FIRST ROW: Charlene Feurer, Beatrice Sponseller, Ollie
Bloomfield, Sandra Eichelberger, Joyce Hootman, Ruby
Musselman, Janice Pfleiderer, Helen Stuckman.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kalb, Donald Heinlen, Kenneth Striker,
Melvin Roop, Charles Heinlen, Donald Keiter, Mrs. Linn.
THIRD ROW: Ramon Shealy, Gene Frank, George Keen,
Melvin Sturtz, Roger Kalb, Victor Reffey.
Fourth Grade
FIRST ROW: Kathryn Sturtz, Ruth Ann Hayes, Norma
Walther, Norma Stuckman, Vivian Shealy, Evelyn Hancock,
Gwendolyn McCracken, Shirley Brown, Ruth Ann Perdue.
SECOND ROW: Jerry Striker, Richard Kruse, Billy Johnston,
Harold Winslow, Arden Welsh, Mrs. Parker.
THIRD ROW: Larry Miller, James Fry, Gerald Leonhardt,
Charles Reffey, Roger Erwin, Dale Wilson, Larry Graves,
Glenn Cheesman, Billy Ream, Mrs. Parker.
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STIHIENT COUNCIL
LEFT TO RIGHT: John
Ream, John Stahl, Joyce
McCurdy, Doloris Hopkins,
James Caris, Herbert
Brown.
As a doctor takes the pulse of a person who
is ill, so does a good Student Council keep its
fingers on the pulse of the student body to help
in the administration of school policy; to suggest
practices to raise student morale.
Specific projects which have been sponsored
by the Student Council have been (1) Magazine
drive, the proceeds going toward the purchase
of a slide for the grade school youngsters. (2) A
dance jointly sponsored with the G. A. A. and
athletic department, following the Holmes Lib-
erty basketball game. (3) Making catsup for the
cafeteria, from the surplus tomatoes furnished
by school patrons. (4) The arrangement of
chapel programs every two weeks except dur-
ing Lent. During this period special services
were arranged for each Wednesday, for both
high school and grade school people.
GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
FIRST ROW: Carol Keiter,
Sylvia Shealy, Annabelle
Ulmer, Annabelle Ream,
Ruth Geiger, Barbara Bou-
dinot, Carolyn Leonhardt.
SECOND ROW: Doloris
Hopkins, Virginia Light,
Geraldine Brause, Eudora
Stewart, Kathryn Reinhard,
Joanne Hieber, Mrs. Bur-
well.
THIRD ROW: Alice
Cooper, Betty Haffa, Joyce
McCurdy, Dorothy Layer,
Gloria Feurer, Joyce
Shealy.
Mrs. Burwell led our group in active service
this year. Softball teams, basketball team,
volleyball team, and track teams were organ-
ized during the different seasons. The group
sold refreshments at basketball games. They
entertained the boys with a Valentine Sweet-
heart Party and they sponsored a Boys' Athletic
Banquet in the spring.
Compliments of
"Bauomel's"
Compliments of
John H. Moore, Architect
504 S. State Street
Marion, Ohio
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FLUKE FARMERS OF AMERICA
Complimentsot'
Liberty Farms
Registered Spotted Poland China Hogs
Jersey Cattle
Henry Steiger & Son
SEATED: Ned Foght,
Mr. Clymer, Jphn Bou-
dinot, Walter Schimpf,
Gilbert Boudinot, Don-
ald Long, Doyle Striker.
STANDING: David
Shealy, Donald Wilson,
Kenneth Feik, Lloyd
Klingel, Elwood Ross-
man, Harold Steiger,
Wilbur Striker, Louis
Cheesman, Marvin Ul-
mer, Willard Wood.
JUDGING TEAMS
LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Reffey, Gilbert Boudinot, Walter
Schimpf.
Our Chapter has been very active during the
past year. The parliamentary procedure team
received a silver rating. The judging team par-
ticipated in both county and state contests. The
general livestock team placed 14th out of 235
teams. Harold Steiger placed 3rd and 6th in
hog judging. The poultry team placed 17th out
of 65 teams competing. Our chapter made a
very good showing at the Crawford County
fair. We won more money than any other F.F.A.
in the county. A scrap drive was held in Oc-
tober with 12,250 pounds being collected. An
electric welder was purchased for the school
shop by the F. F. A. The boys brought in a
total of 3,169 pests in the pest hunt. The annual
Parent and Son Banquet was held March 25.
LEFT TO RIGHT: John Boudinot, Harold Steiger, Donald
Long.
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GIRLS’ 4-11 CLUB
FIRST ROW: Pauline Long, Marilyn Long, Mary Ann Stew-
art, Nancy Hootman, Doris Layer, Joyce Wehr, Carol Ann
Christman.
SECOND ROW: Sylvia Shealy, Joanne Hieber, Carolyn
Leonhardt, Joyce Shealy, Ruth Geiger, Vivian Rice, Joyce
Hieber, Mrs. Hieber.
THIRD ROW: Barbara Miller, Catherine Feik, Carolyn Feik,
Phyllis Rossman, Geraldine Brown, Barbara Boudinot,
Donna Layer, Annabelle Walther.
The 4-H Club was very active in 4-H work this year. Ruth Gieger was
fortunate enough to exhibit her project at the State Fair. For the County Fair
we had a booth and made a float. Many of the boys showed their projects
and got many prizes for them. Next year we are looking forward to a prosperous
year.
BOYS’ 4-H CLUB
FIRST ROW: Dorsey Leonhardt, Ralph Stuckman, Harry
Myers, Larry Hoffsis, Donald Leonhardt, Herbert Brown,
Alan Brown, Charles Sturtz.
SECOND ROW: Eldon Pfleiderer, William Ruth, DeMont
Sponseller, Willard Wood, Walter Schimpf, David Shealy,
James Caris, Marvin Ulmer.
THIRD ROW: Mr. Thatcher, Louis Cheesman, James Baum-
gartner, Harold Steiger, Wilbur Striker, Doyle Striker,
Arvin Striker.
FOURTH ROW: Melvin James, Kenneth Feik, Donald Long,
Gilbert Boudinot, John Boudinot, Vaughn James, Roderick
Rice.
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A CAPPELLA
Layer, Kathryn Reinhard,
McCurdy, Virginia Light,
FIRST ROW: Alice Cooper, Barbara Boudinot, Joanne Hieber, Dorothy
Miss Given.
SECOND ROW: Ruth Geiger, Eudora Stewart, Doloris Hopkins, Joyce
Carolyn Leonhardt, Sylvia Shealy, Pianist.
GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB
The choir made a successful concert
tour this spring, gave a one-half hour
program for the Norton P. T. A., made a
radio broadcast, and sang at Com-
mencement time.
FIRST ROW: Miss Given, Alice Cooper, Betty Haffa, Joyce Shealy, Sylvia Shealy, Dorothy Layer,
Kathryn Reinhard, Carolyn Leonhardt, Carol Keiter.
SECOND ROW: Barbara Boudinot, Ruth Geiger, Annabelle Ulmer, Joanne Hieber, Eudora Stewart,
Virginia Light, Doloris Hopkins, Joyce McCurdy, Annabelle Ream.
This group sang at the Christmas program, gave a twenty minute program
for the Home-Maker s Guest Night, and helped with the Commencement
activities.
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MAY DAY QUEEN
OF
1948
25
ATHLETIC BANQUET
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SULPHIIRFITE STAFF
Congratulations to the
Class of 1949
A. J. Halliwell
Implement Dealer
Bucyrus, Ohio
Editor
Annabelle Ulmer
Assistant ...............James Baumgartner
Sports Editor__________________Doloris Hopkins
Assistants........Vaughn James, Robert Clark
Circulation Manager
.......Kathryn Reinhard
Assistant
...................Geraldine Brause
Photography...................
Assistant .....................
Virginia Light
Gloria Feurer
Advertising
. .. Ned Foght, Richard Pfahler,
Donald Long, Gilbert Boudinot
BUZZER STAFF
Editor______________________Kathryn Reinhard
Associate.....................Joyce McCurdy
Art Editor..................Geraldine Brause
Assistant ......................Joanne Hieber
Interviews......................Virginia Light
Editorials.........................Mr. Garber
Sports........Doloris Hopkins, John Boudinot,
Roderick Rice
Reporters:
Special Features
..............Eudora Stewart,
Sylvia Shealy
Special Articles________________Joyce Shealy,
Annabelle Ream, Vaughn James
High School News...............Ruth Geiger
Jr. High News..............Ruth Ann Klingel
Grade News..............Carolyn Leonhardt
Business Manager................Ned Foght
Assistant.......................Arvin Striker
Mimeograph......_............... Annabelle Ulmer
Proofreaders.........Mrs. Burwell, Mr. Dennis
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JUNIOR PlAY
"The Campbells Are Coming"
"Ma Brannigan", who lives for her
grandchildren, Annabelle Ream.
"Catalpa Tapp", the hill billy servant,
Ruth Geiger.
"Betty Brannigan", Ma's younger grand-
daughter, Joyce Shealy.
"Dick Brannigan", Ma's grandson,
Harold Steiger.
"Bildad Tapp", Catalpa's father, Ken-
neth Reffey.
''Cyrus Scudder", who wants to marry
Ma, Erwin Wagner.
"Jeffery Scudder", his nephew, James
Baumgartner.
"Kaye Brannigan", Ma's elder grand-
daughter, Eudora Stewart.
"Kingston Campbell", Kaye's fiance,
Walter Schimpf.
"Mrs. Augusta Campbell", his aristo-
cratic mother, Joyce McCurdy.
Kingston Campbell and his mother
pay the Brannigans a visit before the
wedding of Kingston and Kaye takes
place. The Brannigans make believe
they are hillbillies which caused the ro-
mance between Kaye and Kingston to
come to an end. Kaye goes back to Jef-
fery and all ends happily.
SENIOR PLAY
"The Adorable Imp"
"Hortense Hostetter", the maid who "sees all", "hears
all", and "tells all", Annabelle Ulmer.
"Betty Lou Gordon", who nurses an aching heart,
Kathryn Reinhard.
"Mrs. Abby Simpkins", her maternal grandmother,
Geraldine Brause.
"Brian Barclay", the widower who lives next door,
Donald Long.
"Malvina Barclay", his lynx-eyed daughter, Gloria
Feurer.
1 'Pamela Gordon , a gay widow on the trail of a rich
husband, Virginia Light.
"Clint Purdy", an old bachelor; grandma's beau,
Robert Clark.
"Imogene Van Ryndon , ward of Winston Pickrell,
with a cat-phobia, Doloris Hopkins.
"Winston Pickrell", a rich and erascible old man with
the gout, Vaughn James.
"Dilworth Pickrell", his grandson with dyspepsia,
Ned Foght.
"Ross Walron", another grandson; a college senior,
Richard Pfahler.
All the trouble starts when rougish 17-year-old
Betty Lou must play the part of an 11-year-old imp
because her mother, a pretty widow, has told a
wealthy admirer she is only twenty-nine! One com-
plication piles on top of another, but it finally gets
straightened out all right.
JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
The Junior-Senior banquet was held at the
Sulphur Springs School, April 29.
Decorations in keeping with the "Hawaiian"
theme were in evidence everywhere. Palm
trees, grass shacks, flowers, lakes, and guitars,
were all a part of the colorful decorations.
Harold Steiger acted as toastmaster. The In-
vocation was given by Mr. Dennis. Harold
Steiger welcomed the Seniors and Donald Long
responded. A trio composed of Eudora Stewart,
Ruth Geiger, and Joyce McCurdy furnished
music. They were accompanied by Joyce
Shealy. Mr. Dennis gave a talk, and Annabelle
Ream gave a reading on the Hawaiian Islands.
John Boudinot, Junior Wagner, Walter Schimpf,
and Kenneth Reffey then favored us with more
music. The Class History was read by Anna-
belle Ulmer. The Class Prophecy and the Class
Will were given by Doloris Hopkins and
Vaughn James respectively.
Music for dancing followed. The rest of the
evening was spent in traveling from house to
house. In years to come, it will be recalled
with many pleasant memories.
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HONOR SOCIETY
FIRST ROW: Annabelle Ulmer, Vaughn James, Kathryn Reinhard.
SECOND ROW: Annabelle Ream, James Baumgartner, Virginia Light, Donald Long, Joyce McCurdy.
The Crawford County honor society had for its president, during the 1948-49
school year, Vaughn James who has been outstanding as a student and
active in school affairs.
The Sulphur Springs membership was host to the entire club, May 14, 1949,
tor its annual spring banquet. The dinner was served by the Homemakers
Club, headed by Mrs. Irvin Clary. After the dinner hour came the installation
of new members and the announcement of the officers elected for the coming
year. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing and becoming better
acquainted with our friends from the other county schools.
Compliments of
Home Lumber Company
816-822 E. Rensselaer St.
Phone 5625
Bucyrus, Ohio
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ATHLETICS
CHEERLEADERS
We wish to congratulate our cheerleaders on the excellent job they did in
leading our yells and keeping our spirits high. Thank you Joyce, Barbara and
Eudora.
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
We wish to pay tribute to Joyce and Carol Ann for the grand job of cheer-
leading this year.
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
LEFT TO RIGHT: David Shealy, John
Boudinot, Mr. Thatcher, Doyle Striker,
James Baumgartner, Harold Steiger,
Arvin Striker, Wilbur Striker, Louis
Cheesman, Elwood Rossman.
Congratulations to the
Class of 1949
O. H. Light
Sulphur Springs, Ohio
Varsity Schedule
s. s 29 New Haven ..28 ‘S. s. .
s. s 31 New Washington .. ..34 S. S. .
s. s 50 Bloomville ..19 *S. S. .
s. s 35 New Washington . ..23 *S. S. .
s. s 37 Nevada ..27 s. s...
'S.S 26 Lykens . .25 *s. s. .
s. s 46 Leesville ..45 s. s. .
‘S. s 60 Whetstone . .25 *s. s. .
s. s 43 Tiro ..32 *s. s. .
..51 Chatfield ............19
.. 35 North Robinson.......39
. .40 Tiro.................27
.. 55 Leesville ...........56
.. 63 Chatfield ...........31
.. 52 North Robinson.......34
.. 49 Bloomville...........36
..41 Holmes Liberty........28
. .54 Mt. Zion.............37
RESERVES
FIRST ROW: Walter Schimpf, David
Shealy, Erwin Wagner, Marvin Ulmer,
Willard Wood.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Thatcher, Roderick
Rice, Kenneth Feik, Wilbur Striker, Louis
Cheesman, Kenneth Reffey.
The Reserves had an excellent season winning lb games and loosing none.
The entire Varsity and Reserves squads will return next year.
Sulphur entered the tournament with a good
season's record, losing only one league game.
The first game we played in the Tournament
was with Whetstone in which we were victo-
rious 34-32. We were eliminated from first place
in the next game by New Washington 33-31.
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FIRST ROW: Richard Pfahler, James Baumgartner, Doyle Striker, Harold Steiger, John Boudinot,
Wilbur Striker, Arvin Striker, Gilbert Boudinot.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Thatcher, Donald Long, Vaughn James, Roderick Rice, Kenneth Feik, Wilbur
Striker, Louis Cheesman, Kenneth Reffey.
We enjoyed a fairly successful track season. We participated in meets at
Galion, Clyde Relays, Mansfield Relays, County and District Meets. We took
second place in the County Meet. Our team should be quite strong this year.
BASEBALL
FIRST ROW: Louis Cheesman, David
Shealy, James Caris, Gilbert Boudinot,
Wilbur Striker, Roderick Rice, Kenneth
Reffey, Donald Wilson.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Thatcher, Doyle
Striker, Harold Steiger, James Baum-
gartner, John Boudinot, Arvin Striker,
Kenneth Feik.
We entered the tournament with a good sea-
sons record, six wins and one loss. Due to the
wet weather the tournament was held at North
Robinson. We played our first game with Tiro
and came out victorious. Our second engage-
ment was with New Washington but we were
eliminated from the tournament by a score of 5
to 2. Our only loss from this years team will be
Gilbert Boudinot, center fielder.
s. s.. 25 Chatfield .. o
s. s. 20 Holmes Liberty .. ... 0
s. s. 5 Leesville ... 1
s. s. 5 North Robinson . . ... 0
s. s. 5 Iberia ... 2
s. s. 8 Leesville ...12
s. s. 13 Lykens .. .10
Herff-Jones Company
Designers & Manufacturers of
School & College Jewelry
Indianapolis, Indiana
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FIRST ROW: Roderick Rice, Wilbur Striker, Harold Steiger, Arvin Striker, Richard Pfahler.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Thatcher, James Baumgartner, John Boudinot, Doyle Striker, Kenneth Reffey.
The Volleyball Tournament for 1948 was held at Sulphur Springs School.
All ten schools competed, with Sulphur Springs taking second, losing to Mt.
Zion in the finals.
JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL
FIRST ROW: Ronald Kalb, Ralph Stuckman, Jacob Rothschild, William Ruth, Gene Rossman, Charles
Sturtz..
SECOND ROW: Mr. Thatcher, Lloyd Kocher, John Stahl, Melvin James, DeMont Sponseller, Robert
Martin.
The Sulphur Junior High School have had another successful basketball
season. They have shown great material for future varsity. Winning all their
nine games and losing none. They have entered the Crawford County Junior
High Tournament with greatest hopes of winning. They drew New Washington
for their first game.
Dale L. Welling
541 S. Sandusky Ave.
Bucyrus, Ohio Phone 5253
Plumbing & Heating
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GIRLS- BASKETBALL TEAM
Compliments of
Braham Laboratories, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio
FIRST ROW: Annabelle Ulmer, Joanne Hieber, Carolyn Leonhardt, Joyce Shealy, Eudora Stewart,
Ruth Geiger.
SECOND ROW: Virginia Light, Dorothy Layer, Geraldine Brause, Doloris Hopkins, Kathryn Reinhard,
Mrs. Burwell.
The girls' basketball team won both of their games played.
Sulphur ..................27
Sulphur ..................29
Chatfield ...................18
Tiro.........................12
GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM
FIRST ROW: Annabell® Ulmer, Joyce Shealy, Kathryn Reinhard, Eudora Stewart.
SECOND ROW: Virginia Light, Geraldine Brause, Doloris Hopkins, Mrs. Burwell.
Sulphur lost the 1948 volleyball tournament to the tournament champs, North,
Robinson. This year the team will play three games with other schools due to *
the discontinuance of the tournament.
Boles-Dandurand
School and College Photographs
Tiffin, Ohio Phone 2439
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GIRLS’ TRACK
Compliments of
E. C. Crall, Insurance
FIRST ROW: Ruth Geiger, Joyce McCurdy, Annabelle Ulmer.
SECOND ROW: Eudora Stewart, Doloris Hopkins, Geraldine Brause, Mrs. Burwell.
A county track meet was held at North Robin-
son the spring of '48. Sulphur came out vic-
torious and won a trophy for all their efforts.
Joyce McCurdy with her spectacular running
GIRLS’ SOFTBALL
scored 18 of our 38 points. The scores were as
follows:
Sulphur ........................38
North Robinson .................35
New Washington................28
FIRST ROW: Alice Cooper, Carolyn Leonhardt, Eudora Stewart, Betty Haifa, Joyce Shealy.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Burwell, Kathryn Reinhard, Doloris Hopkins, Virginia Light, Annabelle Ulmer,
Annabelle Ream, Joyce McCurdy.
The girls' softball team won 1 game and lost
1 game. The results were as follows:
Sulphur .......... 4 Holmes Liberty .....14
Sulphur ..........10 Leesville ............ 7
The game with Tiro was called off because
of rain.
Compliments of
S. J. Kibler and Bros. Co.
New Washington
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THE COOKS
Mrs. J. B. Eichelberger, Elizabeth Bittikofer, Helen Flohr.
We wish to thank those people who have helped us each day of our school
lives. Let us not forget them.
ED
THE BUS DRIVERS
Clark Garber, Myron Hoover, Louis Stuck-
man, Tom Thatcher.
De Vito Studio
Portrait and Commercial Photography
38 East Main Street Shelby, Ohio
Phone 140
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SCHOOL CALENDER
September
13 School begins.
14 First baseball game with Chatfield.
17 Played Holmes Liberty—won.
21 We played at Leesville—won.
24 Tiro game got rained out.
28 Iberia game here.
October
1 Played Leesville here—lost.
5 North Robinson game here—worn
6 G. A. A. went roller skating and bowling.
8 Played at Lykens—won.
12 Baseball Tournament—beat Tiro.
14 Baseball Tournament—lost to New Wash-
ington.
22 Bicycle Day.
25 Seniors had their pictures taken at Tiffin.
November
12 Junior Play.
19 Basketball starts. Played New Haven and
won by 1 point.
23 Lost to New Washingon.
25 Thanksgiving Vacation!
30 Played Bloomville—won.
December
3 Played New Washington here. This time
we won!
7 Game with Nevada there, we won.
9 Teachers meeting at Chatfield. School out
at 2:15.
10 One point win over Lykens.
14 Beat Leesville in another 1 pointer.
17 Chalked up another win over Whetstone.
21 G. A. A. went caroling.
22 Christmas Cantata.
24 Christmas Vacation begins.
January
3 Back to school.
4 Beat Tiro there.
7 We beat Chatfield on our floor.
10 Seniors ordered their caps and gowns
and the Sophomores ordered class rings.
11 Four point loss to North Robinson.
14 Played Tiro here—won.
20 Played Leesville at Crestline. This time
they had the 1 point advantage.
21 Exams!
25 Beat Chatfield there.
28 Played North Robinson there and won.
February
1 Beat Bloomville.
4 Won over Holmes Liberty. Student Coun-
cil sponsored a dance after the game.
8 Ministrel.
9 Seniors served for Producers Livestock
meeting here.
11 Played Mt. Zion there and won.
15 Tournament starts.
17 Beat Whetstone by 2 points.
22 Lost to New W ashington by 2 points.
26 Played Tiro.
March
7 Jr. High Tournament here. Played New
Washington.
25 F. F. A. Banquet.
April
8 Senior Play.
29 Junior-Senior Banquet.
May
6 County Track Meet.
14 Honor Society Banquet.
22 Baccalaureate.
27 Commencement.
June
31 Last Day ot School!
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COMPLIMENTS OF
Tiro Farm Tools, Inc.
Harry's Barber Shop, Sulphur Springs, Ohio
Hopley Printing Co., Bucyrus, Ohio
Telegraph Forum, Bucyrus, Ohio
Schiff's Shoe Store, Bucyrus, Ohio
J. C. Penney Co., Bucyrus, Ohio
Stan Shelley Clothing, Bucyrus, Ohio
Firestone, Bucyrus, Ohio
Bob's Sandwich Shop, Bucyrus, Ohio
Groses Men's Wear, Bucyrus, Ohio
C. A. & W. F. Michelfelder, New Washington, Ohio
Picking Company, Bucyrus, Ohio
Lambs, Bucyrus, Ohio
Cotsy's Shell Station, Bucyrus, Ohio
J. E. Huggins, Bucyrus, Ohio
York Cafe, Bucyrus, Ohio
Harry Ward, Bryan, Ohio
Baker Bros. Sporting Goods, Bucyrus, Ohio
Bucyrus Farmers Exchange, Bucyrus, Ohio
L. O. Seiple, Gulf Distributor, Bucyrus, Ohio
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HENRY'S STUDIO Compliments of
Photographs and Home Movies
209 South Sandusky Avenue DAVIS IEWELER
Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio
Compliments of
ZEIGLER MILLING OAKWOOD
COMPANY GREENHOUSE
"Flowers for all occasions"
Bucyrus, Ohio
LINCOLN OLDS GARAGE IAMES E. MEISTER
119 W. Mansfield Street Phone 5423 Auctioneer
Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Phone 2125
SCHOTT BROS. SALES ULMER'S ELECTRIC CO.
Nash Cars Westinghouse Ranges and
Body, Fender and Painting Refrigerators
General Repair Gifts and Appliances
212 N. Walnut St. Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio 39 •W*
LUDWIG E. NESTEL CO. E. Mansfield Street Bucyrus, Ohio Sales FORD TRACTOR Service Dearnborn Implement RIDGETON ELEVATOR Allis-Chalmers Sales-Service
WALTHER HARDWARE Cutlery, Glass, Tools, Paint, Oils Delta Tools Machinists' Tools Goldsmith Sports Goods Bucyrus, Ohio O. F. KIME LUMBER COMPANY Retail Lumber and Mill Work "We serve to sell again" Bucyrus, Ohio Phone 5311
Compliments of BUDD'S ELECTRIC Compliments of LUTZ Funeral Directors Bucyrus, Ohio
Compliments of SCHWEMLEY Department Store General Merchandise 40 New Washington, Ohio Si | s. Compliments of KAFERS
Compliments of POWERS BUILDING
PFLEIDERER AND SUPPLY
McNUTT 220-222 West Mary Street
Dealer in Livestock Bucyrus, Ohio
LONG'S ANNANWALT'S LUNCH
Groceries, Notions, Candy,
Cigars, Cigarettes
Electrical and Plumbing Service LUNCHES AND MEALS
Pages Ice Cream & Milk Products
H. and M. Baking Co. Butternut Bread
Phone 6595 Sulphur Springs, Ohio Anna C. <& W. A. "Spike" Phelps, props.
Compliments of BUCYRUS ICE CO.
Cold Storage—Food Lockers
WALTER HAYNES Curing and Smoking Slaughtering
Sand - Stone - Lime Complete Food Processing Service
Buick Chevrolet Compliments of
KIBLER MOTOR SALES
DR. R. E. KNAPPENBERGER
Incorporated Veterinarian
J. I. Case Farm Machinery Service 824 E. Irving Street Bucyrus, Ohio
Bucyrus, Ohio 41
Signs by Leuthold
A. J. BITTIKOFER
LEUTHOLD SIGN DISPLAY
Phone 3371 Bucyrus, Ohio
Compliments of
BISHOP'S SUPPLY & OIL CO.
Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service
National Refining Co. Products
New Washington, Ohio Phone 2411
MODERN CLOTHING CO.
Fred Heydinger
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Safety Legion Togs
Route 30 East Phone 5670
McCormick-Deering
Farm Machines Refrigeration
International Trucks
Compliments of
CARL LIGHT
SPORTING GOODS STORE
Sportsmen's Headquarters
(Fair Price Regulation)
CARL LIGHT—Owner & Operator
Compliments of
CRAWFORD
FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE
Plymouth Road—State Rt. 98
Bucyrus, Ohio
Phones 5216-5857-5946
Sycamore 144y2
"Fellowship at its Best"
In
And Around
THE RICE BOWL
Meet your friends there after the game, show, or any other time.
Open winter and summer.
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Congratulations to the Class of 1949