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Culver, Marshall, Indiana

Culver Schools 1900 - 1949

There were no graduates in 1900.

In 1901 there were seven graduates—Lucretia Rea, Edwinna McFarland, Edward Zechiel, Elmer Scheurman, Harvey Scheurman, Maude Newman, and Levi Osborn.

The 1902 graduates were Claude Newman, Edna Stahl, Edna Hayes, Maude Koontz, Charity Shaw, Chester Zechiel, and Core Quick. [ Claude Newman, Edna Stahl, Edna Hayes, Maude Hutchinson, Cora Curry, Charity Cain and Chester Zechiel]

1903 - May 14 – in the Culver Citizen - Notice is published in this issue of an election to be held May 29th, to authorize the School Board to issue and sell bonds for the erection of a new school building. We print a view of the proposed building. It will contain seven _ all modern improvements and convienences and is a model of archichecitural beauty. It is proposed to erect the new building upon the present school ground

In 1903 there were four graduates, Myrtle Medbourn, Lulu Blanchard, Grace Voreis, and Clark Ferrier. [Pearl Blanchard, Myrtle Medbourn, Clark Ferrier and Grace Vories]

1903 - August 27 – The prospects of a new school building are looking brighter every day…

There was no graduating class in 1904 since the high school had now become a four year course.

The first students to graduate with a four year course was in 1905. The first graduates from the four year course were Bessie Medbourne, Minnie Shilling, William O. Osborn, Willard R. Zechiel, and Edward/Earl Zechiel.
By the 1906 Sanborn map the third Culver Public School was on Washington Street directly behind it - and looks as if it would be on what is now part of Ohio Street. After the foruth school house was built John Osborn bought the school property and built the Osborn Hotel reusing the old school house it is said, tho by accounts of the hotel history it is implied it was built "new".

The Fourth School
The Culver school authorities have agreed to erect a new $16,000 school building and a resident of that city will loan all the money for the new building to the school board. - Rochester Sentinel, Friday, June 1, 1906

The May Issue of the Culver Citizen reported that willing landlord had been found, and that plans were under way for the new eight-room brick school house. George Garn sold two acres of land on the northwest corner of town for the school property. Mrs. Culver and her son K. K. Culver donated each a boiler for the school.

The June 28 issue provided the sketch of the school house above and revealed that the generous financial backer was Franklin Overmyer of Burr Oak and this was also found in On Township's Yesterday's is the name of the person - Franklin Overmyer:

In 1906, when Culver City needed a school building and there were no funds nor means of raising any for the necessary expense, Mr. Overmyer financed the erection of a building on long term payment plans.

In 1906 the high school moved into a new home on the corner of school street and West Lake shore Drive - to the present grade school building.

1907 graduates were Eva heiser, Olive bogardus, Dollie Kline Warner, Ernest Zechiel, Jessie Grove and Ethel Smith

1908 graduates were Harold Behmer, Tressa Hawk Duddleson, Harry Medboun, Alvin Murry, Della Stahle May and Iva Smith

1909 graduates were Elsie Buswell Long, Vohl Butler, George Crossland, Enda Garn, Hollis Rollins, Alice Fisher, Austin Lowery, and Florence Smith.

1910 graduates were Carrie Hoff, Arthur Dillion, Syvia Schriven, Bess Easterday, Clure Hedges, Matilda Keller Harmon, Vernon Mc Lane, Esther Elick, Beryl Shaw, Clara Alleman, Frak Sparks, Russel Stahl, and Gale Newman

1910 - School Board Purchases 10-acre site on which is now known as School St.

Walter P. Bland became superintendent in the fall of 1911 and continued until the spring of 1914. Superintendents to follow were: Miss L. W. Taylor Lenora Mc Laughlin serving in the year of 1914-15; James D. Daernall - 1915-1916; Mrs. McLaughlin/Lenora M Laughlin took over again in 1916-17; Dean E. Walker in 1917 (a Culver High School graduate in 1912) to spring of 1919. Mr. Walker later became Superintendent of Public Instruction for the state of Indiana.

1911 graduates were Vera Davis, Deven Butler, Arthur Hatten, Maraget Sullivan, Florence Castleman, Edna Brown, Walter Kline, Clarence, Menser, Hildred Moss, Chlore Mc Griff, Roy Porter, orville Zechile, and Elise Crossland.

1912 graduates were Harry Dinsmore, charles Hawkisn, Ray Rogers cecil Smith Diane Walker and Grace Garn

The Culver High School Alumni Association was organized in 1912 and at each commencement has held a reunion for Culver High School graduates. This reunion since before 1970 has been held on the fourth Saturday of June.

1913 graduates were Forrest Benedict, Lula Cromley, Dottie Keen, J. Dick Newman, Eldon Porer, Huldah Taber, Claude Wolfrauf, Elva Zechiel, Marie Buswell and Byrtle Painter.

1914 graduates were Earle Bolen, Floud Davis, Louis Dillon, Russell Easterday, Florence Pinkerson, Guy Kline, Rex Mawhorter, Wilbur Arnold, Hazel Beck, Eva Hinshaw, Eleanor Gould, Evert Norris, Herman Sayger, Edgar Shaw, Edna Dickson and Slivia Van Meter

The 1914 - Sanborn map - confirms the stories of David Burns of a school being on the Corner of Washington & Main Streets - where the Johnson Tire service was and now the Family Vision Clinic is located - on the map it is listed as 'Kindergarden School'.

The 1906 building was meant to solve the school problems for years to come but it had not - the student body had grown - and the the township schools were slowly being phased out in Indiana.

At the point the elementary classes were being taught in rented space - around town - where ever it became availabe each year as accounted by David Burns above.

The Culver school was turned over to the township trustee which was David H. Smith. $92,000 was issued in bonds for a new Culver High School to be built south of the 1906 high school. For this more additional and was prurchased this time from Frank Garn adding three more acres for a toal of 5 scres of school property.

1915 graduates were Mildred Busart, Charles Cowen, Fern Young, Beatrice Goss, Hazel Hanna, John Kreif, Rollin Lain, Inez Burk, Wayne Lowry, Blanche Cromley, Esta Overmyer, Daisy Smith, Lyle Shaw, Leota Trasher, Mable Braymen, Naomi Williams, Nellie Michaells, Daisy Easterday, Blance Hatten, Wanda LaBounty, Zetta Robinson and Ruth Speyer.

1916 graduates were Lena Bechtol, Dorothy Joseph, Grace Buswell, James Fretz, Wahneeta Taylor, Lewis Hatten, Clifford loser, Carl L Mead, Edna Paquette, Gladys Brook, Phocian RHoades, Ivan Walker, Jeanette wollridge, Margaret Bernard Smith, William Tiedt, Grace Hawk, William Heiser, Helen Speyer, and Doland Walker.

1917 graduates were Forrest Alberts, Mary Matten, Effie Kesner, Beulah Buchanan, Elsie Wagner, Nellie A Rockwell, Ray Fisher, Vernon Easterday, George Buffington, Vernon Dinsmore, Helen Short, Evelyn Botdoriff, Millard Kantz, Rachel Thessin, and Gladys Wise.

1918 graduates were Carl Adams, Dorothy Byers, Ruth Simpson, Russell Ellis Clifton, Nolan Cline, Jeaneave Kelly, Glenn Garn, Lois Greenway, Daisy Hosimer, Mary Jones, Ina Gray, Edith Currens, Steffen Rector, Freida Romig, Madge Woodward, Goldie Curits, Florence Kantz, and Valma Zechiel.

1919 graduates were Earl Adams, Ross Clemens, Mary Cook Crowe, Dorothy Eisenhard, Frank Hosimer, Emma Fisher, George Loser, Forrest Marsh, Gladys Minardow, Frank Mc Lane, Creston Rice, Genevieve Shively, and Oscar Young.

In 1919 the Union Township schools and the Culver School consolidated. The township trustee became the head of the school system and took the place of the former three member school board. David H. Smith was trustee at this time. and he has been succeeded by Glenn Snapp, John E. Dennis, David H. Smith, Dunn W. Weaver, and Maurice A. Curtis (1952). Deane Walker continued as head of the school as principal until the fall of 1925. Principals to follow were: J. L. Tombaugh - 1925 to fall of 1929; Floyd M. Annis - 1929-?(1952).

Franklin Overymer again helped finanace the building of the local school as found in Corwins - One Townships Yeserdays:

He also subscribed generously to the fund for the erection of the high school building in 1920.

1920 graduates were Zella Albert, Ruth Behmer, Glenn Behmer, Mary Alice Buswell, Mildred Roberston, Marion Crandall Tuttle, Reyonld Crossland, Elise Curtis Lake, Eve Fishburn Wells, Mildred Irwin Stetbacker, Alice A Overmyer, Margaret Shilling, Lawrence Rollins, Ruby Shrock, Kathyrn Parker, Harold Robinson, Grace Romig Paul, Esther Van Vactor, Carl Warner and George Stabenow

1921 – New 3-story Culver H.S. Building dedicated.

1921 graduates were Margaret Quivey, Charles Baker, Hilda Busart, Roth Cline, Bryon Cook, Borothy Crossman, chester Hosimer, Zeno Miller, Zelda Bell, Harry ROss, Forrest Shaw, Paul SNyder, Burford Boreis, Thelma Warner, and Rose Buswell

1922 graduates were Robert Baker, Helen Chivington, William Cooper, Harold Easterday, Ruth Campbell, Norman Lain, James LaMunion, Frances Marsh, Verl Mc Feely, Clifford Overmyer, Roy Overmyer, Jesse Pettis, Oren Sauter, Sameul Shearer, Fern Snyder, Ralph Wickizer, Eva Pettis and Nellie Mikesell

1923 graduates were Grace Andres, Hervey Bartlett, Grace Miller, Russell Currens, Voyle Emigh, Wilma Eisenhard, Thelma Grossman, Helen Kennedy, Fern Palmer, Bernice Snyder, Leta Osborn, Clurel Mikesell, Thelma Scott, Mildred Willmore, Wesley Wade, May Warner, Ellen Marsh and Walter Wiseman

School location and buildings as of 1924.

1924 graduates were Maurice Baker, Bessie Baker, Mildred Bartler, Ruth Rudd, Alice Busart, Ray Cook, Merl Crabb, Alvin Crump, Zeltal Deck, Robert Ewald, Dollie Reed, John Services, Helen Timmons, Kathyrn Woley, Violet Lohr, Howard Flath, Grace Henderson, Kurt Holmquist, Paul Humboldt, Floyd Jones, Martha Ault, Margaret Koontz, Mary Cook, Edward Overmyer, FLorence Page, Verda Romig, Glen Vories, Palmer Whitted, Mildred Ditmire.

1925 graduates were Charles Banks, Clarence Banks, Donald Behmer, John Bigley, Marie Busart, Josephine Cook, Rebecca Bartlett, Norman Heminger, Glen Jones, Frances Kurtz, Forrest LaMunion, Cecil Overmyer, Pearl Page, Mary Reed Berglund, Maurice Shumaker, Herman Siepman, Jack Speyer, and Madge Tuesberg.

AKRON SCHOOLS HEAD ACCEPTS CULVER POST Jesse L. Tombaugh, four years superintendent of the Akron schools, next fall will take up new work as Culver school superintendent, it has been learned.

From the numerous applicants for the position made vacant by the election of Culver Superintendent, Deane Walker, as county superintendent, Mr. Tombaugh was elected superintendent of the Culver schools for the coming year.

Mr. Tombaugh has a splendid record for scholarship, having received an A. B. degree from Indiana University some years ago and last year received his A. M. degree from Columbia University. In addition he has completed the major portion of his Ph. D. degree in Chicago University. In each of the two l atter institutions he has been elected to the Phi Delta Kappa franternity in reception of superior scholarship.

Besides having had teaching experience in lesser positions, he served as township principal of Chester township, Wabash county, one year, principal of Union City schools one year, also principal one year and superintendent four years of the Akron schools - News-Sentinel, Rochester, Indiana, Thursday, June 18, 1925

J. L. Tombaugh served as second principal of Culver High until 1929.

1926 graduates were Gladys Cromley, Victor Benedict, James N Bolin, Chales Buffington, Ruth Hewitt, Kathyrn Cummings, Greta Hallberg, Mary Hawk, Wendell Henderson, Caroline Patton, Edith Holmquist, Norman LaMunion, Arthur Mikesell, Violet Overmyer, Edith Pine Overmyer, Mildred Burns, Richard Roberts, Walter Shaw, Buella Sickler, Johanna Siepman, Bernice Stevens, Ads Thompson, Leoma Wade Bishop, Martha Wener, and Mary Werner.

1927 graduates were Boults Altman, Velma South, Frances Behmer, Laura Brooks, Dorothy Cromley, Chance Crouch, Viola Crump, Maurice Curtis, Delpherd Decker, Ferlo Leicht, Eleanor Eisenhard, Abner Ewald, Wayne Flagg, Ida Hartle, Harry Hawkins, Helen Hawkins and Carl Henderson. Scott Hopper, Ethel Houghton, Dale Jones, Jazel jones, Raymond Lowry, Kathryn Menser, Robert Mc Kinley, Thelma Railsback, Lucille Riggens, Merril Scruggs, Margaret Siepman, Louis Simmons, Anna May Smeltzer Cultice, Lewis Snyder, Louise Strang, Anna Steprich, Ruth Tiedt, David Whitted and Donald Zechiel.

1928 graduates were Morris Banks, Dale Benedict, WIlliam Bogardus, Richard Boter, Carl Busart, Alice Conner, Earnest Crabb, Edna Crump, Elizabeth Hallberg, Anna Ruth Hildebrandt, Harold Houghton, Elvin Kaley, Lester Kimmel, Dormane Mikesell, Paul Newman, Margaret Morris, Cieta Osborn, Josephine Parish, Goldie Patesel, Abe Pura, Wayne Shoemaker, Glen Snyder, Anna May Curtis, Maxine Voreis, Robert Werner, Ruth Werner and Jane Wooldridge.

1929 - Local Public School become Twp. Floyd M. Annis, became the thrid principal of Culver High School and was still serving in that in 1948

1929 graduates were Edna Andrews, Earl Blancahrd, Thomas Bogardus, Inez Chapman, Lyman Crump, Tatiana de Blumenthal, Katherine Emigh, Evelyn Fisburn, Max Foster, Charles Goheen, Edna Goheen, Lotis Grace, Alice Hoggan, Roger Houghton, Lucile Lake, Galen McIntire, and James Marshall, Helen Medbourn, Harry Olverious, james Olverious, Mary Riggens, Rancy Rossow, Genevieve Sales, Robert Sales, Dwight Snyder, dorothy Wade, Cleta Zechiel, Zin Zechiel, Dorothy Stevens, Gladys Van Schoiack Leo Vergin and Glen Voreis.
Basketball was played on the second floor court until increasing enrollmen required that space to be used for classrooms. Basketball was then played in the narrow confines of Crook's Hall untill the Community Building was built behind the school in 1929.

But it was soon evident that the gymnasium in this new building was too small and that the space was needed for class rooms, so the Community Building was erected and dedicated in 1929 with a basketball victory over Plymouth. The following article was found:

CULVER GYM TO BE READY FOR THE PLYMOUTH GAME
Culver, Ind., Nov. 30. - One more week of good weather will make it a certainty that the new township gymnasium will be ready for the dedication game with Plymouth on Dec. 17.

The sheeting on the roof has been completed and with enough more good weather to complete the housing in, the workers will be able to do enough of the interior work to make the gym useable, although not complete, of course.

When completed the gymnasium will be the best in Marshall county and among the best of any in the state for a town the size of Culver. It will accommodate a crowd of 1,400 people with a good view of the floor from all seats. - The News-Sentinel, Saturday, November 30, 1929

Improvements made to the Community Building stage:

Culver Citizen
Feb. 19, 1930

NEW GYMNASIUM STAGE FITTED WITH SCENERY IS BEST IN COUNTY Sufficient Lighting Installed to Give Fine Effects With Modern Stage Equipment.

Workmen have been busy installing a complete set of stage scenery and equipment on the new community building stage that will make it the best in the country. For the first time a high school production will have sufficient room to properly stage a play. And of equal importance will be the stage setting.

There will be lights and plenty of them. The foot lights will be solid with bulbs of various colors to give the desired effects, while from overhead two rows of lights will illuminate the stage and remove shadows. Then from the wings will be flood lights with an assortment of colors.

The stage scenery offers an indoor and an outdoor setting, and these will be handled by modern equipment which will allow much faster changing of scenery as well as much more effective work. Then for sound purposes a special drapery surrounds the stage, insuring proper acoustics.

The stage curtain is a beautiful maroon material that is fireproof, an important item for the safety of the public.

All this has not and will not cost the taxpayers a cent as the expense is being borne by school organizations. The Parent-Teacher Association has agreed to aid, as have some of the classes and other intra-school groups. Play proceeds will be used for this fund, as will the revenue from other projects.

1930 graduates were Harry Baker, Margaret Behmer, Thelma Bigley, Tommy Bigley, Margaret Bolin, Ruth Busart, Jane Crandall, Therlad Grossman, Gladys Jones, Randall Houghton, Albert Joplin, Margaret Bender, Culver Miller, Edward Mitchell, Gerald Osborn, Donald Osborn, Helen Overmyer, Daniel Rose, Mildred Shearer, Wilma Smith, Jeanette Stevens, Anton Stuprich, Erma Wagner, Alma Wagner, Howard Overmyer, Paul Warner, Lawrence White, and Catherine Wooldridge.

1931 graduates were John Altman, Cecil Asper, Hubert Beehler, Lenore Behmer, Robert Bogardus, Lester Cook, Oliver Cowe, Opal Crump, Margaret Dimick, Norman Duddleson, Evelyn Farrar, Charles Ferrier, virginia Fetter, Mary Flagg, Opal Geiselman, Olive Goheen, Venice Hawk, Marjorie Hawkins, Helen Hewes, Garlan Lowery. Jacob Mc Farland, Anna Mc Lane, Goldie L Mahler, Thomas Marshall, Helen Mattox, Eva Mary, Donald Mikesell, Lois Morris, Ruth Newman, Hilldred Osborn, Glenn Overmyer, Margaret Overmyer, Charles Reed, Evelyn Reed, Howard Shock, Norman O Starkey, Fletcher Strang, Opal Thornburg, Sylvia Tripplett, Ralph Vories, Howard Werner, Alvin Zechiel, and Annabelle Yates.

1932 graduates were Verda Albert, Margaret Annis, Eugene Benedict, Esther Chittick, James Clemens, Maxine Curren, Juanita Grossman, Vera Grossman, Erma Heiser, Lewis Jones, Helenglen Kennedy, Annabella Lake, Martha Long, Bernice Mc Intire, Merel Miller, Lovina Newman, Earl Overomyer, Mildred Overmyer Esther Peters, Lucille Poland, Robert Reed. Howard Rextrew, Charles Scott, Jeanne Scott, Randolph Schueren, Joe Schweidler jr., Bera Feese, Harold Shaw, Dean Shoemaker, Margaret Swanson, Marjorie Tallman, Elwyn Thornburg, Arthur Tomassi, Thomas Wooldridge, Charles Woolfe and Margaret Zechiel.

1933 graduates were Ruth ALderfer, Mary Bair, Fred Banks, J. Behmer, George Byrd, Fred Carter, Nelson Cooper, Stephania McKesson, John Drank Jr., Daisy Eckman, Doran Finney, Milliard Finney, Wilber Geiselman, Fern Hawkins, Bernard Hewes, Loren Hissong, Mary Hissong, Mary Jones, Hille Keen, Wayne Kline, Ruth LaMunion Samuel Long, Emma Zechiel, Bessie Louden, ALbert Mahler, WIlma Menser, Glen Mikesell, Margaret Newman, Bonnie Norris, Charles Newman, Ralph Osborn Jr. Mary Overmyer, Alyce Pura, feda Pura,Ruth smeltze, muriels Railsback, ROse Voreis, Howard STvens, Margaret swigart, Dorothy Wade, Myra Wagnoer, June Waite, Roy Warner, James Warriner, John Werner.

1934 graduates were Mildred Albert, Alivn Baker, ROnald Baker, Lawrence Burch, Lenord Crump, Ruth Cowen, Jane Dickerson, Margaret Elliott, Besie Flagg, Veda Foss, Walter Gordon, Ida Houghton, Albert Kendall, John Lindley, Catherine Mcfarland, Opal Mikesell, Donald Overmyer, Mae Overmyer, Ruth Ringer, Gerald Russell, Arthur Schweidler, Norman Scruggs, Josepine Seese, Jospeh Shivers, Fern Shoemaker, John Simmons, Oliver Turner, Frances Wade, Victor Waite, Beatrice Warner Dollie Willits.

1935 graduates were Anna Ault, George Babock, Clarence Bair, Richard Baker, Thelman Banks, Ernestine Benedict, Helen Brutnell, Rosemarie Cowen, Wayne Crow, Rosalie Easterday, Lola Finney, Vriginaia Foreman, Wilma Grace, Robert Hawkins, Joseph Heiser Jr. Manford Houghton Jr., Thomas Jones, Ermil Kaley, Harold Lissinger, Pauline Krouse, Mary Leland, Thomas Lindahl Meredith lockridge. Pierre Long, Coleman Lowry, Eugene McFarland, george McKee, Nora Mahler, Harold Miller, Robert Newman, Robert Osborn, John Overymyer, Clarence Porcher, James Rich, Margery Sales, Adrian Snapp, Henry Speyer Jr., William Staddon, Elois Stinchcomb, Ruth Strapon, Clara Thompson, Margaret Weaver, Donald White, and Elizabeth Zechiel.

1936 graduates were Mary Batz, Helen Behmer, Winfield Behmer, Ruby Bixleer, Thelma Boyd, Helen Clahoun, Irene Clemens, Lida Cowen, Nancy Crabb, Helen Cromley, Robert Crouch, James Dickerson, Rose Drneck, Cleta Easterday, Joseph Edward, James Elliot, Mac Fechner, Burton Feece, Fran Flagg, Edward French, Isabell Goheen, Kathryn Griewank, Harold Hatten, Pheraba Hoskins, Virginia Hoge, Everett Houghton, Edith Jones, Fritz Kemple, Reed Kepler, Raymond Kline, Paul Lichtenberger, Mack Lindley, Lewis Listenberger, Wilmas Long, Herman McFeely, Georgia Clyde Morris, Jesse Newman Jr., Masr. James May, Oscar Miksell, Leta Newman, Helen O'Conner, Margaret Ogden, Virgil Quivey, Donovan Rockhill, frances Scott, Paul Strang, Astrid Swanson, William Taber, Hervey Vermillion, Malcom White, Hazel Warner, Leo Wennerstom, James White, Helen Wolverton, Velva Wolfe, Margaret Zehner

School location and buildings as of 1937.

1937 graduates were Irma Ault, Lloyd Banks, Earl Boetsma, Charles Cooks, Emra Cromley, Eldon Curtis, Rita Drnek, June Emery, Robert Ewing, Lila Finney, Joseph Geis, Dwight Griffith, Harold Irwin, Kenneth Kemple, Maryellen Kowatch, Henry Kreig Jr., France Leland, Wayne Matox, Esther Miller, Alda Morris, Edith Newman, Alma Osborn, David Peer, Helen Phillips, Clarence Pike, Janes Rhoads, Margaret Shriver, Betty SImpson, Richard Stoughton, Jane Taber, Ruth Taggart, Rachel Warner, Charlotte Watts, Calrence Weenerstrom, Ardis Willits Irene WIlson

1938 graduates were Elise Anderson, Ellen Bates, Brenice Brutnell, DOnald Burkett, Mildred Clahoun, Lucy Cooper, Forrest Curtis, Donald Davis, Ernest Dickson, Edna Dillion, Judson Dillion, Everett Easterday,Nancy Edwards, RObert Enyart, Carl Feehner, Ralph Geiselman, Hazel Green, Marjorie Hatten, Edward Hakins, Mildred Henning, Lloyd Hosimer, John Kepler, Raymond Keer, Fern Kowatch, Daralys Leland, Arnold Lowry, Mary Mccarthy, WInfield McFarland, Charles McIntire, Alviin Mahler, John Newman, John O'conner, Mary Osborn, Irwin Overmyer, Ruth Pederson, Pillip pe er, Loa Poland, Mary Rottmiller, Helen Schweidler, Irma Stevens, Virginia Strang, Erwin Thessin, Elsie Tunis, Allen Weaver, Jesse White, Joseph Wolverton, Calbert Wolfe, Malcolm Young

. 1939 graduates were Mary Albert, Anna Baker, Betty Behmer, Charlotte Bennett, Joe Boestsma, Marion Buntin, Edna Calhoun, Shirley Carter, Herbert Crabb, Chester Crump, Marie Diffendal, Marie drnek, Edward Easterday, Warren Foreman, William Hampton, Betty Harper, Edith Hatten Walter Johnson Jr., Freida Jones, Helen Kepler, Kenneth Kerr, Alice Kreig, Lester Leland, Jay Lindley, Robert McFarland, Hervey McGowan jr., Dondld Menser, Eslie Miller, Alnora Ogden, Ellen Pengilly, Glen Quivery, Mary Savage, ALice Sensibaugh, Vera Shriver, Ralph Thurnburg, Jack Von Ehr, Melba WHite, Ledora Windborn, William Wiser, Doris Young, Gerald Young, Dollis Zechiel and Macella Zechiel.

1940 graduates were Pauline Ault, Ralph Bailey, George Baker, John Batz, Winifred Bishop, Vivian Crippin, Maxine Crossgrove, Charles Dickerson, Rosellen Dickson, Rivera Enyeart, Betty Finney, Mary Goheen, Betty Hampton, Eveyln Harper, Robert Hatten Carl Heiser, John Herman, Gladys Hosimer, Lowell Johnson, Paul Kaley, Betty Kline, Lois Leland, Kenneth McCarthy, Marjori McDoanld. Allen Marshall,Frances Mesch, Rosemary Nye, Hoirtence O'Conner, Margaret Overymer, Ernestine Parr, Pete Pederson, Richard Schram, Robert Schweidler, Dick Scott, Eileen smith, Dorothy Stichnhcomb, Frances Taber, Walter Vonnegut, Lamarr Waite, Norma Warner, Dorothy Weaver, Max White, Louise Wilson, Willie Windborn, Mary Wolverton Wilmoa Wooldridge

1941 graduates were Betty Altheide, Charles _aman, Donnabelle Andrews, Klindale Baker, Norman Baker, George Batz, Martha Calhoun, Frank Cihak, Edgar Clifton, Jack Croy, Pearl Crum, Rosemary Crump, Eldon Davis, Josephine Davis, Frances Diffendal, Margaret Easterday, Carol Edwards, Mildred Green, Helen Griffith, George Hwan, David Heiser, Helen Henderson Frances Hewes, Walter Kanszuzewski, Page Kellam, Robert Kepler, Virginia Kline, Mary Kuhn, Lloyd Leland, Jean Listenberger, Bennie Mcfarland, Mary McGown, Colonel Mackey, Ronald Mackey, Marilyn Medbourne, Glenn Miller, Dorothy Oberlin, Robert Overmyer, Eugenia Porter, Marcia Perin, Hugh Quivey, Jay Rich, Margaret, _oach, Mildred Savage, Jayne Thornburg, Robert Traver, Minnie Vermillion, Norma Warner, Vern Weiger, August Wennerstrom, Knight Wennerstrom, Betty White, Frances Young, Jerome Zechiel jr., Eleanor Zehner.

1942 graduates were Betty Andrews , Robert Baker, Florence Bates, Annn Boyd, Jack Buswell, Charles Clifton, Irving Colvin, Thomas Cook, Jeanne Cook, Marie Crippen, Iris Crossgrove, Myri Crum, Herman Dinsmore, Louis Fascia, Sylvia Faulkner, Clavin Fisk, Gordon Foss, Dean Greiwant, Orvile Harness Jr., Howard Hatten, Barbara Hoge, Nelson Houghton, Dorothy Johnson, Ruby Jones, Jeanne Keller, Arthur Kemple, RObert Kennedy. Letty Kepler, Edward Kowatch, Martin Mahler, Mary Martin, Robert May, Frieda Miller, Jane Miller, Joan Norris, Wilda Overmyer, Hope Reed, Noarma Savage, Ernest Sedam, Ira Seese Jr., Jeannie Shaw, Evelyn Shriver, Donald Speyer, Sophia Stasko, Ardith Stevens, Dorothy Thompson, Charles Triplett Jr., Orphah Troyer, Richard Van Schoiack, Carl Warner, William Wennerstrom, Harry Young Jr.

1943 graduates were Frederick Adams, Mary Altheide, Julia Behmer, Barbara Benedict, Bett Cabell, ELizabeth Craft, Gloria Crossgrove, John cCrump, Barbara Dillon, Carroll Doxzen jr., Jack Easterday, William Gren, Glen Hawkins, William Herrmann, Josephine Kline, Ward Listenberger, Patrick McCarty, Eva McDoanld, Maryalyce McFarland, Robert McFarland, Betty McKee, Marjorie McLane, Martha Mawhorter, Clyde Melton, Cecil Miller and ELsie Miller. Robert Miller, Wandeen Miller, Imogene Milner, Howard Moran, Robert Murphy, Glen Neidlinger, Miriam Nelson, Helen Newman, Lewis Overmyer, Donna Patsel, Mary Peer, Robert Porter jr., Edgar Reed, James Sausman, Ernest Starr, Samuel Strang, Ted Strang, Henry Thompson, Lorraine Tasch, Rozellal Vermillion, Vana Belle White, Richard Wilson, Beverly Winkler, Betty Young, Robert Young.

1944 graduates were Virgil Albert, Joan Anthony, Mary Ault, John Baker, Mary Buswell, Inez Cihak, Bernard Clifton, June Croy, Harry Dinsmore, Margaret Doll, Ulla Eckman, Martha Edward, Josephine Flora, Sue Goheen, Kathryn Harris, Marilyn Hattemn, Dale Heiser, Mary Henderson, Norma Johnson, Olive Johnson, Mary Kemple, Lola King, Delores Leland, Richard McFarland, Don McKee, William McKinnley, Phyllis McLane, Barbara Mahler, Ruth Mattox, Virginia Miller, Dale Overmyer, Sara Rector, Paul Snyder, Lee Stoughton, Betty Taylor, Darl Voreis, Richard Willits, John Wolverton, Richard Woolridge and Robert Woolridge.

1945 graduates were Vance Albert, Harold Alderfer, George Andrews, Alice Berrein, John Buswell, Donovan Clifton, Carollee Crabb, Norma Currens, Elnora Dille, Lara Dille Joyce Doxzen, Doyle Geisleman, Wionoan Gocker, Sara Goodw_, Irwin Hatten, Frances Hewitt, Richard Hosel, Donnabelle Hosimer, June Kepler, Marcella Koebke, Robert Kovace, Elizabeth Martin, Joan Mather, Nancy Mow. Andrew Oberlin, Bruce Odgen Jr., Ralph Pederson, Donald Reed, Glenn Reed, Jane Rector, Lenor Ringer, Sam Schrimsher, Edith Simmons, Julia Smith, Willard Snapp, Casimer Stasko, Kenneth Stiles, Eugene Walker, Nellie Sue Warren, Jack Washburn, Miriam Young, Evadean Zehner.

1946 graduates were Phyllis Annis, William Ault, Elizabeth Baker, Hazel Baker, Mary Burkett, Lyman Craft, Kathyrn Colvin, Frances __, Doris Garner, Mary Martman, Dorothy Henning, Lois Hicks, William Hubbard Jr., Eugene Jones, Charles Katlun, Marjorie Kemple, Chester Lewis, Charles McDonald, Carol McFarland, Helen Mc Farland, Ribert Mc Farland, Betty McKinney, Raymond Manis Jr., Donald Milner, Phyllis Norris, Marilyn Overmyer, William Overmyer, Martha Pason, Herman Savage, Wallace Scott, Marietta Shaw, Barbara Snyder, Robert Thews, Kathyrn Tripler, Wilma Turner, Barnara Van Shoiack, Rober Voreis, Joanne Washburn, Lawrence Welsh.

1947 graduates were Vaughn Albert, Glen Alderfer, Jack Andrews, Robert Anthony, Sara Baird, Ralph Condon Jr., Donald Craft, Allee Cromley, Jean Cultice, Bobetta Cummins, Helen davis, Betty Lora, O'Dell Good Jr., Laura Line, Carolyn Kovacs, Grace McCarty, Guy McDonald, Ethel McKee, Julia Mckee, A_ Mackey, Margaret Martin, Robert Melton Bila Millbrath, Jean Neidlinger, Herbert Newman, Jeanne Orr, Donna Overmyer, Helen Paswater, Marian Porter, Lloyd ringer, Loretta Ropolys, Bertha Schrimsher, Allen Snyder, Patricia Tomet, Samuel Valentine jr. Edwin Zehner.

1948 graduates were Marjorie Baker, Deas Bair, Bryce Bigley, Mary Bishop, Paul Bolger, Norma Brown, Marilyn Bryan, Donald Carter, Wahneeta Clifton, Everett Colvin, Susan Croy, William Dille Carmen Edwards , Francis Fishburn, Thelma Finney, Gwendolyn Grahm, Jane Graham, Vivan Hatten, Norma Henderson, Helen Hisgard, Betty Johnson, Sally Kistler, Irene Koebke, Geraldinen Kemple, Robert Krull, Martha Lamb, Richard Lewis, Lyman Morris, Shirley Mow, John Norman, Betty Overmyer, Dorothy Pletka, Keith Reed, Chrystal Runhow, Mary Schipplock, Barbara Schrimsher, Margaret Von ehr, Eava Voreis, Martha Waite, Sue Wallstead and Evelyn Warren.

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