Columbus Grove High School - Col Gro Yearbook (Columbus Grove, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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MARY'S WHOLESALE 109-113 South From Streel Vladimir Bambiloff-Disiribuior mf ttf' QTY' -3, vga- JAMES FAZE co edufors JOANNE CLEVIDENCE THEI95l COL HU Columbus Grove Hn Columbus Grove, Ohio 5 Q M, 4 j X ! Dflllllllllllll 1 5 x kat' lil! llll gn III 1 We The Class of 1951 deducafe our annual to The fond memory of Janet Lee Stover Janet Lee was Taken from us Aprnl 24 l946. She was one of our dearest classmates and will be in our memories forever. , . ww WW., I K K W . . . gi Klan f MR. ELDON C. SHOOK Principal Complimenfs of COLUMBUS GROVE GRAIN B SUPPlY N. G. Bennett I. T. Kendall R. S. Bsnneh Y.. f MR. EARL F. SMITH Superintendent ,. ,, ,, H ,Q x E Q 5 .wi if J ,fw- Mr Vern Ellnott Mr Clarence Begg Mr Ea The Columbus Grove Publnc School has grown decidedly and has attempted to Improve from the standpoint ot Its effnclency as an educa tional institution Untul the late T920 s It was prmclpally a vallage school After the addltlon of a part ot Monroe lownshlp Allen County as well as about 8f9 of Pleasant Townshlp the dustruct grew to nts present slze 46 square mules ln 1932 the first addltlon to the orlglnal bulldung 119081 was built and the second addltlon IS now an the process of construction There are over 550 pupils enrolled ln the publuc school and they are taught by 2l teachers ln hugh school there are two sections of many classes and In the lower grades an additional teacher has been added and more wlll be needed as the attendance Increases Our hugh school courses have been expanded Pupils electing to do so may secure four years tralnmg In English soclal science commercial vocational agriculture vocational home economlcs and music There has been an honest endeavor to keep abreast of the tlmes ln methods as well as an content and physucal equipment Visual ands are recognized and used as valuable assets ln teaching Extra curricular actnvltres are recognized as a deflnlte part of the school program and when properly balanced season the academlc work The publlc has admirably glven their support to education and we feel they will contmue to do so as changed condltuons create new demands Compl me t of .I R BORGELT LUMBER Phone 22680 Ona a Oho Mr George Nleml Mr Lee Myers Mr John Bogart il lr-f F uni 9 5' ETTA BROOKS MISS LAUR .B College: Ohio Northern, A . ' I Latin and Physical Education h more Subgects Bio ogy tes Advisor for Sop o Extra Curricular Actuvl I urals Senior Play Class and Director Jw-an I3 YTeens Girls Intram R HARRY BURSON M College Bowltng Green BS General Science Sublects Chemistry Physics Extra Curricular Activities Advisor for Hi Y and scltncf 10 M ff MRS HELEN NOW College Ohio State Universit A B y B S Sublects Dramatics English 9 and I2 Extra Curricular Activities Play Director Thespian Troupe Senior Cl Elll3llSH MR. DONALD E. DICKSON College: Bowling Green, B.S,, Western Reserve. Subiects: English 8 lO ll , , , Bulldog Press Advisor Extra Curricular Activities- Sophom ass Advisor Annual Advisor QQ QS! W2 11 . ore Advisor, Annual Advisor. MRS DOROTHY FOSTER College Ohio State B S Sublects Home Economucs Extra Currlcular Actuvutnes F H A Advisor MR RALPH BROOKS College Ohlo State BS Sublects Vocatlor1alAgrlculture Extra Curricular Actlvltnes Advisor of F F A Jun nor Class Advlsor Vlllllllllllllll I2 MR COLLINS J STACKHOUSE College Ohio Northern BS Columbua Umversuty Sublects Phys1calEducatuon Football Basketball and Baseball Coach SCIENCE 7 Health Extra Curracular Actuvutues Evghth G rade Advssor W MR. ROGER BRAUER College: Subjects: Algebra I, Plane and Solid Geometry, f , I J ' f Trigonometry, Math 7. Extra Curricular Activities: Freshman Advisor, Asst. XY Football Coach, Track Coach. MR EARL SMITH Colleges Defiance AB Columbia University Sublects Algebra ll Human Relations Senior Re lllHlHElllHTllIS 14 3 MRS RUTH STEINER College Bluffton AB University of Chicago Subpects English 8 IO ll Extra Curricular Activities llllllllllfllllllll llllll ENGLISH MISS IMOGENE HAWK College: Wittenberg, A. B. Subjects: Commercial. Extra Curricular Activities: Secretary and Treasurer of school. Bulldog Press Advisor 4,- ji' , Rx A 'S , V , il :S 8 a Y 5: : , . ., ' ' ' . I I , , . 5 3 I - rf' f I . K J . + Vp I W , .El X 1 I N -W 'f l : . ' : 1 . i i i' 141' 7 : 2 E ' ar l : V A I I N Mrf : . B' B f . . Z N .ry I ' with , 2, t N I ' Junk . Vi LA ,,. 15 MR WILLIAM STCINER College Bow Sublect Muslc Img Green B S R WADE SHANK M College Bowlmg Green BS S becf Industrial Arts I tramurals Ath U I Extra Curricular Actlvmes Boys n Jr Hugh Basketball Fresh Illljslc ann man Advisor 16 DU SIRIHI HRIS Sublecfs Cuvucs Sociology World Hlstory U S Extra Curricular Actsvmes Semor Class Advisor ll MISS LlLLlAN GETTEMAN College Baldwm Wallace BS Sublects Geography Heslory and Engllsl1C7 8K 8l Extra Currrcular Actnvmes Librarian 7th Advisor 5 7 : ' - , , . : , ' , ' . I , . I . D f fi I i, ' 5 ilk K ZW V wi , . . N ffl Frank Sargent Merlin Jones COOKS Mrs Mabel Bartz Mrs Nellue Allen Mrs Acldue Stanley ffl -QQ llllllllllllllllllf BUS DRIVERS Roger Brauer Colluns Stackhouse Eld n Wade Shank Merlan Jones o Gullespae Lloyd Callahan Harold Wert Harry Burson Shook Roy 18 ew Ly 4 K X JANITORS , A K 1 1 M gg at 4 S Q S Q . f-Q . M L l 4 M -. ag i ev ww. an 1-gf! 5 f M4053 , ', 1 MH , 5' f 2, w ff yi 4 'YH 5 Q 5-www,-fm-fw-A sf ' 'JFLQEQ ii , , E, ,, 3 , 1 f if 'f?i4l'VYS' ki ' X' 1 Agwmws Q ,4 f wwmw-+f ' ' 6 Q ,M f Zn' 5 W! t S .x . W1 P' J' ff V nl ,f Z ., ' 11 Us 2 1 -da. ..,, -www i 'Ns ,, fa. x 1 4 X ,,', 7' A 12 V . 'Q 117, ik Wa 1. ,W ww , 3 --I sfibfij ...- - 8 4. . , I Q f ul? Q I W V: , M-mf ' ,,, A ,M W U QSM wavy ig'-vi, . VI ,g . My 3 - 1. ,M V A 1' A I , Q-ru -IND -A- f-awry. 5 f 0 11 Kiwi af- Y, Lf gafif aff 4mww E.. :GA I v 14 . X Z M? K' . ' Ii. EL , 'Vw , 'A ' Af, , ,-UWQE Fifvg., .fri A wif? wmi ggk irm N, 1: N vi? A- ': 1, A an fTf'Z?'3Q , ,,,. Franklin Alt- Cuddles Tools were made and born were hands, every farmer understands. Basketball l, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Reporter 3, Treas. 4, Class Play 3 lStage Managerl. Delores Altstaetter- Dee The heaven such grace did lend her. Band 2, 3, 4, Glee 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4-Pres. 4, Thespians 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, One-act Plays 2, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Bulldog Press Staff 4, Cheer- leader 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Barrel Organ 3. John Begg- Harlo ln the twinkling of an eye. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4 Ur. Ticket Mgr.l, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. Jean Ann Benroth- Jean Tears for all woes: a heart for every plea. Y-Teens l 2, 3, 4,F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Class Plays 3, 4, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Leighton Bixel- Mo Wise to resolve and patient to reform. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, lntramurals 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, Class Play 3, 4 iStage Mgr.J. Hiram Bok- Hi Nothing is more useful than silence. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, lntramurals 2, Annual Staff 4, Senior Chapel 4. Joanne Clevidence- Jo Pride in her heart, defiance in her eye. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Thespians 3, 4, One Act Play 2, Bulldog Press Staff 2, 4, Librarian 2, Annual Staff-Co-Editor 4. Martha Dackin- Martha Silence is more eloquent than words. Intramurals 2, Jr. Play Makeup Committee, Annual Staff 4, Senior Chapel 4. -Q' A 'R 'Qi fa .w ' , I QQ. If I ,Q . 1 Q -J 4, .. ,,3i?rK ' w J .2-A I ' , fa. not ,. 'Q' .33 I .ah rf. R 1 W 91 f ai' X -45' P af ,qw Z f fi! F I ag ,ii William Dunbar- Bill Co-operation is the key to success. Football Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Boys' Intra- murals 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3. Warren Dunlap- Nubbin If you cannot do great things, you can do small things in a great way. Annual Staff 4, Senior Chapel 4. Robert Edwards- Bob FIow ahead as a steamer does, rough or smooth, rain or shine. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Secre- tary 2, 3, Football 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Plays 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Boys' Glee I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4. James Faze- Jim A great mind becomes a great fortune. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Octet 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-Secy. 3, 4, Bulldog Press 2, Thespians 2, 3, 4-Treas. 2, Pres. 3, One-Act Play I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-V.-Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Prince of Peace I, 2, Class V.-Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Ed. Annual 4, Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4. Marilyn Gercleman- Gert Character is higher than intellect. F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Chorister 4, Girls' Glee 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Class Play 3-Prompter 4, Thespians 3, 4, Spring Concert 3, Christmas Concert 3, 4, Barrel Organ 3, Librarian I, 2, 3, One-Act Play 4. Donald Hoyt- Don Work is fascinating-I can sit and look at it for hours. Football I, 2, Class Play-Mgr. 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4. Paul Irwin- Beefy Attempt the end and never stand to doubt. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I iManagerb, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Football 'I, 2, Baseball I CManagerl. Nolan M. Jones , Jr.- Jr. A blush is the color of virtue. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Yi 2, 3, 4-Vice-Pres. 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Stage Mgr. 3, Track 3, 4- Mgr. 2. Duane Kohli- Duane The youth of today is the foundation of tomorrow. Sr. Chapel 4, Annual Staff 4, Basketball l lMgr.J, Baseball l lMgr.J. Robert F. Kohls- AI Now, purse, that is to me my life's delight. Foot- ball l, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Lackey- Dart Good nature is one of the richest fruits of Chris- tianity. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4-President 4, Girls' Glee 3, 4-President 4, Bulldog Press Staff 4, Christmas Concert 3, 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Barrel Organ 3, Junior Play Prompter, Librarian 3. Joanne Locker- Jo A woman is easily governed if a man takes her hand. Barrel Organ 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, Spring Concert 4, President of Class 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Bulldog Press 4. Doris McAdams- Dorie ls she kind as she is fair? F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, One-Act Play 4, Coach of One-Act Play 3, Bulldog Press 4, Readings 4, Prince of Peace 4, Secretary 2, Librarian 3, Senior Play. Gladys Myers- Mert A perfect woman, nobly planned. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 'I, Junior Class Play 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Press 4, Vice-President l, Treasurer 2. Gloria Rankin- Susie To wake the soul by tender strokes of art. Intra- mural 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, One-Act Plays 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Director, Spring Concert 3, Barrel Organ 3. John Reeder- Johnny I can attain it with wondrous ease. F.F.A. 1, Base- ball 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, lntra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Press 4- President l, Treasurer 4, Homecoming Attendant 4 O me . 1 - UST Q e Z ,153 f , W 4 I . N f -3' f Marvin Risser- Muzz Good humor is the health of the soul. Hi-Yi 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4, Junior Play Stage Manager 3, Track Manager I, Football I, 3, 4. Carrol Dean Roberts- Zeke An athlete-a real American guy. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Yi 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Stage Manager Junior and Senior Play, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Vice- President 3, Boys' Glee I, 2, 3. Jack Roberts- Sleepy He who laughs last, laughs best. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, Boys' Glee I, 2, Mixed Octet 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Barrel Organ 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3,-Bulldog Press 2. Richard Rogers-- Dick One hour's sleep before midnight is worth two after. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Manager Basketball 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. George H. Seely- Gus A king, he is, of the baking art. Football l-Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramur- als I, 3, 4, Stage Manager Junior Play, Track I, 3, Baseball I, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Henry Sehlhorst, Jr.- Hank A boy in spirit, a man at heart. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, Football 1, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Officer 4. Floyd Shinaberry , Jr.- Dingle Thou art long and lank and brown. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Football Manager 2, Football 3, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. Donovan Shook- Dudley His best companions: Innocence and health. One- Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, President of Class 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 3, 4, F.F.A. I, Junior Play 3, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4. Carol Sue Smith- Susie Make haste to live and consider each day a life. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Junior Play 3, One-Act Plays I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Secretary 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Bulldog Press Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Clerk 3, Prince of Peace 1, 2, 4, Cheerleader 4. Shirley Studer- Pearl A good face is the best letter of recommendation. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Junior Play Prompter 3, Senior Play 4, One-Act Play Director 4, Readings 4. William Van Demark- Albert liinsteinl l have strange power of speech. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4-Vice- President 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Class Plays 3, 4. Beverly Watkins- Bev Act well at the moment, and you have performed a good action for all eternity. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Junior Play 3, Intramurals l, 4. Bonnie Watkins- Butch A superior woman is modest in her speech but ex- ceeds in her actions. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Cheerleader 4, Junior Play 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, One-Act Play 4, Bulldog Press 4, Librarian 2, 3. Gene Wood- Wooclsy Play upl Play upl And play the game. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. Verna lou Wood- Vernie Success is the shadow of ambition. F.H.A. 1 2, 3, 4 -Treasurer 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, lntramurals l, 2, 3. it '19 K A casa lHE lHSl llllll We the members of the class of 5l of Columbus Grove Hagh School beang of sound and dasposang mind and memory and realazang that our school days are numbered do make publish and declare thas our Last Wall and Testament We the Seniors declare our superintendent Mr Smith as executor of this document Artacle l To the Board of Educataon we wall our teachers Article ll To the Faculty as a whole we will our headaches ob tained from the many lessons they gave us lncadentally we do bequeath our apprecaataon for helpang us acquire knowledge and understanding throughout our school years Article lll To our advasors Mr Shook and Mrs Now we gave the Junaor Class wath the hope that they wall be ideal students such as we Artacle IV after us Article V To the Juniors we wall the following possessaons Our posttaon on the bleachers durang chapels and assemblies and our poor spellers Furthermore Joanne Locker Dort Lackey Beverly and Bonnae Watkins wash to wall their share of extra curricular actavataes to the Junaor Class Cespecaally their dutaes an the offacel Article Vl To the Sophomores we wall our A B C books and play things left from our childhood days Article Vll To the Freshmen we wall our comac books to amuse them Artacle Vlll We andavadually devise and bequeath Frank Alt has nickname Cuddles to Bob Epley Verna Lou Wood her constant prampang to Edath Kohla Doras McAdams her dramatac abalaty to Ealeen Smith Gloraa Rankin her class rang to Mr Shook Joanne Clevadence her speed an the upper hall to the track team 26 4 iff' ll ll Ei llll lESllllllElll Delores Altstaetter her coal black haar to Sharley Watkans Carrol Sue Smith her executive abalaty to Morton Pugh Marth Dackan her shy sweet smale to Maxine Daller Dorothy Lackey her witty sayings to Ball Bogart Gladys Myers her love for Trag to Jam Verhoff Shirley Studer her gaggle to Walma Kohla Jean Ann Benroth her trap to Florada every year to Judy Stewart Bonnae Watkans her favorite meow to Maxane Meyer for future reference Joanne Locker her shortness to Bob Rasser Maralyn Gerdeman her seat an Cavacs Class to any worthy Junaor who wtll accept at Beverly Watkans her seat an secretaraal to Pat Haas Bob Kohls has fat pocketbook to next years annual staff Hank Selhorst has love affairs to Denny Maag Carrol Roberts has long legs to Bobbie Brubaker John Beggs has abalaty to please teachers to Ball Schu macher John Reeder has crew haarcut to Vancent Birkmeyer George Seely has bafocals to Mass Hawk Dudley Shook has bright red hair to Mr Brooks Jack Roberts has laugh to anyone who can match at Ball VanDemark has arguang abalaty wath Mr Shook an Cavacs to Kay Wallaams Donald Hoyt has teasang tendency to Dick Ramer Leaghton Baxel has pretty teeth to Gordon Meyer Junaor Jones has gym clothing to Kenny Kellogg Duane Kohla has love for the gtrls to Fred Makesell Btll Dumbar has extra large rang lsaze l3V2l to Adrian Barkemeyer who has one too small Dick Rogers has make up slaps to Ball Donaldson Paul lrwan has avoardupots to Bob Rasser Haram Bok has shy bashful smale to Jon Jones Warren Dunlap has poetacal ansparatton to Judy Stewart Marvan Rasser has battered old locker to Tom McAdams Bob Edwards has four hoofs and has aanglang cowbells to Paul Henderson Gene Wood has football abalaty to James Goedde Junaor Shanabery has romantac tendencaes to Jerome Macke Jam Faze has scholastac abalaty to Judy Nachols Last but not least the Senior Class wills its class spirit ambataon and morale to future senaor classes Signed thas day of May 21 l95l Jam Faze Presadent Witnesses Eldon Shook Helen Now Q t2 Q Qf A cf X066 3. ig 1 ll Q 1 Q' ' M tar , . . . , - - . . I . - . - . .. . , l I 1 l - , . I I - ,a . . ,, . Q I l 1 . .1 ' ' 1 - . A ' . ' . I . . . . . . , . . . . I - . . . . . To the Janitors, we will our gratitude for cleaning up - A - - - - . - I : . . - ' l . . . . , , , . T l ' I I , , - . , . . - . . . I . . . I . Z I , ' ' ' ' ' I i O . I I ' I . . - ' ' ' ' I ' ers FEI C JBWZK, ?2sf f' F Q. as 47llf?5' PHUPHECU 01 CIHSS UF 1951 Crash Bam' Alla Ka Zam ' Its 1971' How the tume flew' Why ut seems ut was lust yesterday I was tryung so desperately to write the prophecy for the graduatung class of CGHS of 51 Twenty years have passed by and ut us quute evudent what they have chosen for theur careers Take for unstance Bull VanDemark better known to the graduatung class of 51 as Albert Eunsteun us now the general manager of the Hadacol Laboratory Bull also owns several hotels and a raduo statuon Carrol Roberts has become presudent of the Duff Truck ung Corporatuon Carrol tells me that he began workung wuth thus company as a truck druver and gradually worked hus way to success Sunce our class Iuved wuthun a rural communuty you mught expect a good per cent of the boys to be unterested IH farmung Our class not to be outdone shows uts repre sentatuon of farmers wuth Henry Selhort Franklun Alt and Huram Bok Carol Sue Smrth us now a renowned vuolunust at Carnegue '-IaIl She recently returned from a concert tour of Europe and us assocuated with NBC CNatuonal Buscuut Companyl I don t suppose any one of us who knew hum wull ever forget our one and only Jum Faze who us now the Gov ernor of Ohuo Its no wonder Jum us havung such a suc cessful career because he has as hus secretary Bonnie Watkuns lll wager no other governor has had such good fortune Lookung back I can remember there were some altar bound senuors Joanne Locker and Ed now have a lovely ranch type house and twun gurls Gladys and Joe s lumber busuness must really be un the chups for they have one of the most beautuful homes un thus vucunuty You know I dont thunk any class as quute complete wuthout someone unterested un establvshung law and order Jack Roberts now marshal and nught watchman of Colum bus Grove ts the Someone un our class To serve hus country was the maun ambutuon of Gene Wood From what Ive heard hes doung one grand rob servung as an Admural un the Unuted States Navy Joanne Clevudence and Delores Altstaetter have duscov ered a new cure for cold sufferers Its known as the J D Cold Cure named after Jo and Dee Thus famous remedy has cured thousands of cold vuctums Our shy Martha Dackun has overcome her tumuduty by clerkung un a Fuve and Ten Cent Store that handles every thung from toothpucks to tractors Thus may come as a shock to you but Bull Dunbar and Marvun Russer have assumed the responsubulrty of manager and co manager of thus store Its no wonder our chuldren nowadays are practucally quuz kuds for rust look whom we have to teach them 27 the fundamentals of educatuon Dorothy Lackey us now the Home Economucs teacher at Ohuo State Unuversrty whule Dorus McAdams us the commercual teacher at her old Alma Mater Headlunes' Kohls Locker Servuce Of course Bob Kohls helped put old C G on the map by contunuung hus father s busuness untul now ut us one of the most unuque un thus part of Ohuo Followung the professuon of nursing that Florence Nught ungale Introduced Jean Ann Benroth us now a doctor s receptuonust whule Shurley Studer louned the Cadet Nurses Why rude un an old automobule when you can travel TWA '7 We wouldnt thtnk of anyone ownung ut except John Reeder Beverly Watkuns us a stewardess on hus planes and also hus wufe Attentuon Farmer' If you want to buy a tractor drop un Last year at the Putnam County Farr I ran across Don Hoyt or rather he almost ran over me' Don owns the larg est troupe of daredevuls un the world Paul Irwun us now chuef custoduan and bus druver for the Columbus Grove Hugh School Headlune' The Great Whute Horse Show starrung Gloruanna' Our own Susue Rankun of 51' Her rught hand man us Dr John Begg Veterunaruan whose specualty us treatung show horses Klunkey klank crash crunch uh hh WeIl thatsthat Now lll have to drop my old tun Iuzzue over to Buxel s Body Shop As you know Leughton can brung a car back to lufe wuth lust a nut here a bolt there and a twust of the wrench Junuor Shunaberry the Agricultural Agent of Putnam County lust notufued us that Columbus Grove us now the Ieadung agrucultural area un the State of Ohuo Look' All these beautuful beautuful women' Oh' Why they are comung from Vernue Lou s Beauty Shop In the Natronal TV Sellung Contest Junuor Jones has lust won fame for sellung the most televusuon sets Curtaun tume 8 OO P M The members of the orchestra are awautung theur great leader Robert Edwards Encore please! Have you dropped unto your neughborhood drug store lately? The next tame you do notuce the huge neon sugn outsude bearung the name of Dudley s Drugs If you have been wonderung who us the I of thus docu ment ut us Marulyn Gerdeman the Mornung Star reporter The edutor thought rt would be unterestunq to fund out what the class of 51 us doung un the year 1971 0 ,, C F. 4 ff- .ur- ' ' ' 7 M - , T f L U g ' C' 9 I r - :gig f ' 0 :. K , . '-1 .. S' . f fo . ' XX 1 - c 4 . 1 ' ' ' ' -. - . I - f - f Z f S' ' -1 .I ' I 4 Q '--gg 'gf-.-A-: LII 1 . - ' . , ' 1 , ' ' . Q - I . I ' I I ll I - 4 ll 1 ' , . . . . - . I , . I I 1 . I , ' ' , ' . ' a Warren Dunlap's Farm Implement Store. , , . I - v ' . ,, - ,, - . . - . I . I I I ll ' Il ' I ' . I . ' I I . , - - - - '- - ' .. , . I I ll ' 0 ' Il ' I . D A I - 1 , I - n- - u I , I . I Q n . r ' . l , . . , , - . ' ' ' ' I n l 1 p ' I 1 . ' - ' ' ' .Il . ' ll I ' f , ,, ,, . . . , , . . - - - - . ' . If , H - 1 ' ll ll ' . . . I , . ' - , . . . I - . . ,, - - ., . wllttixafgiam THE HlSlllllU llf lHE CLHSS llfl95l Should you go furst and I remaun To funush wuth the scroll No lengthenung shadows shall creep un To make thus lufe seem droll We ve known so much of happuness We ve had our cup of loy And memory us one guft of God The years cannot destroy We remember our very begunnung as a class way back un 1939 How strange and terrufyung was thus new world whuch was opened to the 33 luttle tots These courageous luttle darlungs were Jean Benroth Joanne Clevudence Elouse Martz Dorus McAdams Gladys Myers Janet Seutz Phyllus Settlemure Carol Sue Smuth Aluce Ruth Tussung Bonnue Watkuns Verna Lou Wood Janet Lee Stover Vuctor Alspaugh John Begg Lester Busuck Leughton Buxel Jack Core Bully Dunbar Nolan Dunlap Robert Edwards Junuor Jones Duane Kohlu Mar vun Russer Carrol Roberts Jack Susson Bully VanDemark Borunue Jean Fenstermaker Ruth Aluce McElderry Wulluam Woodrung Robert Muller Naomu Spallunger Ruchard Roeth lusberger and James Burman We acquured three new students Colleen Sands Glen Hayes and Shurley Studer Of these three the only one who contunued wuth us the rest of our years was Shurley Movung on to the thurd grade we met Muss Wava Kurtz She dud her best to teach us a small part of the art of school What a year of battles among the gurls' Survuvung we contunued to the fourth grade Here we acquured Jack Dunbar Marlun Betts Paul Bauley Paul lrwun George Seely Galen Stoodt Roger McDowell and Joan Johnson Our teacher was Mrs Helen Schaller We stumbled unto the fufth grade and found Mrs Emma Sarka to help us We were happy to gaun Junuor Shuna berry Beverly Watkuns Donavon Shook Ruchard Rogers Jack Stout Gene Wood and Jack Parker Nona Altstaetter and Patsy Joseph were also new but they wuth Galen Stoodt and Roger McDowell moved at the end of the year On we go to the suxth grade Our teacher was Mrs Sheeley My' Wasnt she nice' We had a Chrustmas ban quet whuch we shall never forget We were so good un basketball we defeated the seventh grade Thus year we lost from our class Tom Cartwrught Jack Stout Jack Dun bar Glen Dukes Bonnue Fenstermaker Jack Donaldson and Lloyd Dunlap and gauned Janet Stover and Jack Roberts Just thunk now we are marchung upstaurs wuth our hopes hugh Sttckung together luke a gang of prusoners we went through the furst day After the last bell had rung we looked back and thought It wasnt so bad after all One mornung we were told that one of our classmates Janet Stover had been kulled by a mulk truck the prevuous evenung We were greatly shocked by thus news Our chapel under the durectuon of Mrs Wachtman was called The Snupe Hunt Our eughth grade year was very calm We shall always remember our chapel program Why Teachers Go Nuts The credut for uts success was due to Mrs Rudgeway Wow' Tume surely does fly Here we are Freshmen already Thus year we acquured many new students From Cauro Delores Altstaetter Dorothy Lackey Jum Faze War ren Dunlap John Reeder and Donalc' Wood from St Anthony Mary Ann Kuene Marulyn Gerdeman Franklun Alt Thomas Fuerst Donald Hoyt Robert Kohls and Henry Selhorst from Hammond lnduana Huram Bok from Wy andotte Muchugan Glorua Rankun and from Zanesvulle Ohuo Robert Ogle Hugher we go' As Sophomores we acquured Joanne Locker from Luma Central and Martha Dackun from Kaluda Thus year we lost Aluce Tussung Jack Parker Marlun Betts Bob Ogle and Tom Fuerst At last we bought our class rungs They were chosen by a unanumous vote Behold' We agreed Now we have reached our Junuor year For our class play we presented Luttle Women whuch was a huge success It was durected by Mrs Now and her assustant Mrs Lunk Our Prom theme was Aprul Showers What fun we had decoratung wuth mulluons of flowers Thus year Mary Ann Kuene wuthdrew from our ranks Funally we make ut' Yes we are now the mughty Senuors and busy as bees sellung candy hotdoos sandwuches coffee and potato chups at the games and at noons We even raffled off cakes at the basketball games What a gloruous tume we had plowung our way through the crowds of people tryung to sell tuckets for ut Our senuor play Luttle Men was begun under the durectron of Mrs Now but was produced under the durec tuon of Muss Barbara Jones Jeepers' l almost forgot how could we ever forget the magazune campaugn? Fun' but oh my poor feet' In the years to come the many happv hours we spent together as a class and the duffucultues throuch whuch we struggled wull be remembered as the happuest and fullest days of our luves Q 2 . F X Q I ,. , Q N Q ,- ' I 1 s C W . . . I I 1 11 1 11 I . 1 ' 1 1 . ' I 1 1 . I I I I 11 - 11 , 11 11 I . - - 11 11 . . 1 11 11 - - 1 I ' ' , - 1 1 1 ' . , I . . . I I I . 1 1 , . . . . . . . - I I 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 I 1 I I 1 1 I - - I - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . I . . . . , I - I I I 1 1 1 - 1. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 I I . . . 1 - ' I I I 11 - 11 - . . , I I I . 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . , ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 f ' ' ' - 11 - 11 ' 1 1 . I I . 1 . . . . . - I I ' I . , . , . . I I I 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - - ' , 1 1 Nearest appearing vw John Reeder and Bonnue Watkms Most all around Carol Sue Smith and Jam Faze Best personality Jnm Faze and Dorothy Lackey L X Most athletrc ,l Gladys Myers and John Begg Sled cf an- Jin, F ahah Salutatorran Carol Sue Smlth The above Sensors earned these tnt es by a popular vote of theur class MOTTO Falter never advance forever CLASS FLOWER Yellow Carnatnon CLASS COLORS G Blue Yellow 'awk 0 29 35 1' Q , A . 'ff r . A-f A A fr Ls 1 V A . . . lj gc Wm, ,I I A MM UML . B S f- fi . X N- l l , , . B B I 7 V . V V ' . fe - .2-. 2 A 1 ,, V x 3 1 ni y if , f ,I . . I ' ' 535 I . , ,, xg, Ps,-,A ,V at I aiu 1 M 4 3 ww .2 w Af' , K 1 9, ff 'wg s' If , Jh sn f 1 , P 5 V7 Q3-'Wg ' 1 , L pw If , , Aww? NffAwM5'WQi43'S fy A 'Qgzfiiii an H S' M Ayn. , , . ,W S Zf5fiiEf,- -- , AAZ, Mb K6 ROW l: Maxine Myers, Rita Bogart, Eloise Martz, Ruby Watkins, Pat Doty, Helen Ramsey, Marian Gilbert, Doris Bok, Joyce Barto. ROW 2: Miss Brooks ladvisorl, Wilma Kohli, Phyllis Myers, Jim Verhoff, Junior Gerdeman, Tom Cartwright, Alvin Warnecke, Vincent Birkemeyer, Eileen Smith, Ruth Hartman, Mr. Brooks ladvisorl. ROW 3: Jack Core, Jack Frost, Glen Dukes, Jerry Macke, Adrian Birke- meier, Francis Lammers, Richard Hoyt, Charles Mills, Jim Lamb. ROW 1: Rose Leigh Mayberry, Marilyn Schott, Eloise Bar- ker, Margaret Palte, Patty Culp, Kay Williams, Helen Jones, Mary Jo Hitchcock, Elizabeth Krontz. ROW 2: Miss Brooks ladvisorj, Willis Wood, Tom McAdams, Judy Stewart, Pat Haas, Jacquelynn Sarber, Maxine Diller, Ann Vance, Merlin Sargent, Bob Gillespie, Mr. Brooks ladvisorl. ROW 3: Paul Henderson, Ronnie Everrit, Dick Rothlisberger, Jon Jones, Jim McBride, Nolan Dunlap, Walter Goedde, Bill Bogart, Dick Rimer. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Hulda Rogers ......,......................... President Bill Bell ................. ......... V ice-President Agnes Schroeder ....., ........... S ecreta ry Teresa AIT ..,......,,.,, ....... T reasurer TOP PICTURE, ROW 3: Leonard Heffner, David Cart- wright, James Begg, Richard Moser, Bill Donaldson, Glen Kidd, Jack Siefkcr, Paul Stechschulte, Bill Bell, Tom Knott, Dennis Magg, Francis Halker. ROW 2: Mr. Burson Cadvisorj, Fae Glasco, Mildred Arn, Alice Howell, Betty Irwin, Cecile Lusk, Sue Stettler, Margaret Shinaberry, Shirley Routson, Anna Mills, Mr. Dickson ladvisorj. ROW 1: JoAnn Gander, Hulda Rogers, Mary Ann Burkholder, Dorothy Nusbaum, Betty Magg, Eileen Lamb, Shirley Watkins, Alma Meyer, Barbara Herman, BOTTOM PICTURE, ROW 3: Jack Reed, Tim Maloney, Rudy Arn, Roger Miller, Meredith Harshman, Clare Geren, Ronald Bogart, Victor Schumacher, Richard Dackin, Morton Pugh. ROW 2: Mr. Dickson Cadvisort, John Parker, John Kleman, John Schindler, Jessie Arn, Mary Hoffman, Constance Macke, Marguerite Schroe- der, Teresa Alt, Bill Schumacher, Edwin Warrington, Paul Stover, Mr. Burson fadvisorl, ROW l: Janet Steu- art, Ruth Hitchcock, Charlotte Jones, Edith Kohli, Jean Ann Arnstutz, Marilyn Wert, Marilyn Bok, Frances Darnrel, Agnes Schroeder, 5 x U' I 43' - i Y ff Ab-. ...W Suu? K -.K L-all 'iii FHESHIHHH UFFICERS Gordon Myers ,,,...AA ,, ...,, ,Presrdem Jack Teegardm .,..A,,, ,,..... V :ce-Prewdenf Mary Jean Kussell., ,.,,,.,...,.. ...A,,.Y. S ecretary Mariellen Scheidemamie, ,.,,,,..... ..,Treasurer TOP PICTURE, ROW 3: Mr. Brauer ladvisorl, Ronald Fisher, Jesse Krontz, Bob Epley, Herbert Carpenter, David Spallinger, Fred Mikesell, Gordon Myer, Edward Davies, Richard Reeder, Fred Wootton, Roger Ridinger, Mr, Shank ladvisorl. ROW 2: Ray Kleman, Carole Kur- ber, Jeanette Smith, Shirley Hoyt, Jerri Stewart, Rosa- lyn Myers, Shirley Broecker, Jane Harter, lola Wagner, Janet DeVelbiss, Irwin Schroeder. ROW lr Carolyn Zeller, Marilyn Zeller, Beverly Sperbeck, Charlotte Fruchey, Sharon Anderson, Eileen Kiene, LaDean Betts, Mary Brenneman, Shirley Rimer. BOTTOM PICTURE, ROW 3: Dick Verhotf, Glen Wil- liams, James Goedde, Wilfred Fuerst, Bob Risser, Bill Radabaugh, Arthur Kiene, Dale Jenkins, Bill Reithmaier, Norman Birkemeyer. ROW 2: Mr. Shank ladvisorl, John Reeder, Jack Teegardin, Doneta Arnstutz, Martha Metz- ger, Jeannine Core, Mariellen Scheidemantle, Gail Bricker, Jim Hayden, Paul Tussing, Mr. Braoer Cad- visorl. ROW li Mary Jean Kissell, Dorothy Loginbill, Jeanne Stechschulte, Rosemary Glasco, Dorothy Meyer, Margaret Thomas, Marilyn Waltz, Doris Cartwright, Charlotte Lentz. 2 . v mtv!-, 4 W , J Aw MQW, f 4' 'I 14 ' F' mf NEW x M4 fi af, 1 ' if M4 L VAL., I iii: T, Did it hurt, Nolan? 2. Is she heavy, Pat? 3. What a salesman! 4. Lovers 5. Hi! 6. Benchwarmer 7. Down and out 8. Curves 9. Studious TO. Posing ii. Um Good! 12. Sunny Seniors 13. Loafing, Miss Hawk? . A'-.,.. Center of attraction Three of a clan Rocking chums and admirer Paper by the ton! Duh! Practicing? Pais The happy Dot Loving Cousins Yakkeiy Yak Bill, Junior and Bye-bye, Diana The Prexys Theopilus tw wg 5 53i' l WLT? JY -Uri. V j vgrigf, . Q, fu 2111 Hx h mwk 5Mv',Qy k as Xxx L ' 1 4' ' mf ,gi f' ,, ,, 7' T 2 mfg .. -Q 45 v V, J? 'X f A ' NA- ' 3 A L, L The l-li-Y is a iunior organization of the YMCA. lt tends to create in the high school youth that which its purpose expresses To create, main- tain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian char- acterf' The Hi-Y movement is over titty-tive years old. The l-li-Y Club in this school is believed to be approximately twenty years old. The Slogan of the Hi-Y is: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Hl-ll ROW 3: Jack Frost, Ronnie Everett, Glen Dukes, Jon Jones, Dick Roethlisberger, Jim McBride, Nolan Dunlap, Jack Core, Jim Begg, Clair Geren. ROW 2: Paul Hen- derson, John Parker, Bill Donaldson, Leonard Heftner, Bill Bogart, Bob Gillispie, Merlin Sargent, Tom Mc- Adams, Paul Stover, Mr. Harry Burson Cadvisorb. RCW T: John Begg, Marvin Risser, Carrol Roberts, Nolan Jones, Jr., Leighton Bixel, Jack Roberts, Donavon Shook, Bob Edwaids, Dick Rogers, Bill VanDemark. The officers to r the year l95l are: President ......,..,........,..............,...... Jack Roberts Vice-President ..... ...... J unior Jones Secretary ..... ............ J im Faze Treasurer ..... ....... D onovan Shook Chaplain ...... ...... C arrol Roberts An active club requires much book work as demonstrated by Jack Roberts and Jack Frost 38 JOE WINES, Inc. 7023 E. Jefferson Ave. LD 8-2520 Detroit, Michigan The Y-Teen Purpose and Goals The Y-Teen purpose is the basis for interpreting the Christian way of Life. This purpose, trans- lated these CU 421 races, C3l as it were into teen-age language, sets goals for a Y-Teen Club. To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with people of all religions, nationalities. To grow in knowledge and love of God. These goals and purposes are the basic measur- ing rods tor a good Y-Teen member. lHE U-l my et,smmfM.M..,,,,. - Y-Teen Officers of 1 President ..............,.,.,,,.,,,s,, Vice-President s........s,..,,...,...,...,,. Secretary Treasurer .,.........,,..,..,,,,,., Pianist .... EEHS 950-1951: .Delores Altstaetter .Joanne Locker ..Joanne Clevidence .,....Carol Sue Smith Bonnie Kay Watkins .Marilyn Gerdeman ROW4 Francis Damrell Sharon Jacquelynn Sarber Wilma Kohl: Barbara H J Anderson RoseLeigh Mayberry Shirley Brocker Jean Ann Amstutz Marian Gilbert erman oyce Barto Phyllis Myers Rosalyn Myers Ruth Hitchcock Doneta Amstutz Janet DeVilbiss Eloise Martz A Doris Cartwright Dorothy Lugibill Charlotte F h G l nn Vance ROW 3 Miss Lauretta Broods Cadvisorj Dorothy Lackey ruc ey ai Bricker Janet Stewart Hulda Rogers Shirley Watkins Judy Stewart Charlotte Jones Helen Jones Mary Jo Hitchcock ROW 2 Marilyn Waltz Shirley Pimer Martha Metzger Kay Williams Jeannine Core Edith Kohl: Joann Gander Maxine Diller Dorothy Nusbaum Mary Ann Burkholder Sue Stettler Patty Culp ROWI Shirley Studer Verna Wood Marilyn Gerdeman Gladys Myers Gloria Rankin Joanne Clevidence Delores Altstaetter Carol Sue Smith Joanne Locker Bonnie Watkins Beverly Watkins Jean Ann Ben roth 39 : ' , , I 1 l f f J l ' I . 'I I I ' I I 4 ' , ' ' f ' , - 2 ' ' , I l ' I ' I I ' I . ' I I I ' U I 1 t I l - 3 J I U 'l I I ' . I . I ' .I I . I I I 1 1 - 7 D 1 I I I ' l . I l I I . I I l . I ' I The year of i950 was recorded as a record year for The success aTTained by The FFA ChapTer. For The enTire chapTer program of work and The working of The program, The STaTe FFA awarded The chapTer a Silver plaque. Only one TourTh of The chapTers in The sTaTe received This award, ResulTs of The ParliamenTary conTesT found The chapTer wiTh a Gold award Tor The year. The award was made on The chapTer's abiliTy To conducT a business meeTing. STaTe iudging conTesT resulTs found Columbus Grove well up Toward The Top. John Begg, RoberT Edwards, James Faze were on The dairy Team winning sixTh place. The meaTs Team came home wiTh The sevenTh place ribbon. Boys on The meaTs Team were: RoberT Kohls, Tom KnoTT, and Alvin Warnecke. Bill BogarT, Paul Irwin, and Paul STeckschulTe were on The gen- eral livesTock Team which also made a good record. NineTeen FFA boys exhibiTed aT The CounTy Fair. The winnings were numerous. The high lighT of The fair came wiTh Columbus Grove winning five individual Trophies. RoberT Edwards exhibiTed five hogs aT The STaTe Fair and won five ribbons. The chapTer also parTicipaTed in The Pufnam CounTy FFA PesT HunT. A baskeTball Team was organized To compeTe wiTh oTher chapfers. Membership for The year was 34 boys. TOP ROW John Kleman VicTor Schumacher David Spallinger David CarTwr1ghT Jack Slefker Bill Bell Bill Radabaugh Arthur Kiene Tom KnoTT Francis I-lalker Jim Begg Ronnie BogarT Richard Dackln MIDDLE ROW Irvin Schroeder Jim Hayden Paul STechschulTe Edwin Warrington Hiram Bok Paul Irwin Bob Ed wards V1ncenT Birkemeyer Dick Rimer Ronnie Fisher Ray Kleman Mr Ralph Brooks advisor BOTTOM ROW John Begg Nolan Dunlap Leighton Bixel Franklin AIT ITreasl RoberT Kohls, Junior Shmaberry IRe porferh Henry Selhorst ISenTinelJ Bill BogarT ISec yl The presidem Jim Faze is absenT from This picture KOHLS Food and Locke Servlet Il ll HI T 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I ' I ' ' I I I 'l 1 , .. 1 1 1 r . iii' lf- OFFICERS FUTURE HlllllElllllllEllS lli lllllEllllIH ROW l: Marilyn Gerdeman, Beverly Watkins, Bonnie Watkins, Joanne Locker, Eloise Martz, Dorothy Lackey, Phyllis Myers, Verna Lou Wood, Jean Ann Benroth, Doris McAdams, Shirley Studer. ROW 2: Mrs. Foster iadvisorl, Eileen Lamb, Agnes Schroeder, JoAnn Gander, Hulda Rogers, Frances Damrell, Marilyn Schotts,Alma Meyer, Dorothy Nusbaum, Mary Ann Burkholder, Mary Jo Hitchcock, Helen Jones, Eileen Kiene, Pat Culp, Marilyn Waltz. ROW 3: Marilyn Bok, Betty Irwin, Teresa Alt, Marguerite Schroeder, Jeanette Smith, Janet De- Vilbiss, Janet Stewart, Ruth Hitchcock, Elizabeth Krontz, Kay Williams, Sharon Anderson, Maxine Diller. ROW 4: Rita Bogart, Eileen Smith, Pat Haas, Jean Ann Amstutz, Pat Doty, Helen Ramsey, Mary Hoffman, Jacquelynn Sarber, Wilma Kohli, Barbara Herman, Maxine Meyer, Shirley Hoyt, Ruby Watkins, Ann Vance, Jeanne Stech- schulte. President .........,.,.. Dorothy Lackey V. President .............. Eloise Martz Secretary ,,,............. Phyllis Myers Treasurer ,,,,....,,., Verna Lou Wood Pianist ..,.... ...,.. B onnie Watkins Reporter ...... ..:,. D oris McAdams Advisor ,,,, ,,.,,,,,.. M rs. Foster THESPIHHS ROW lz Bill Bogart ftreasurerl, Ann Vance lsecretaryl, Judy Stewar fpresidentl, William VanDemark Cvice-presidentl,Jim Verhoff Cclerkl ROW 2: Mrs, Now fadvisorl, Kay Williams, Joanne Clevidence, De lores Alstaetter, Marilyn Gerdeman, Carol Sue Smith, Sue Stettler JoAnn Gander. ROW 3: Janet Stewart, Bob Edwards, Donald Hoyt Donavon Shook, .lim Faze, Barbara Herman, Ruth Hitchcock. i t I Since receiving its Charter, May 19, l948, Troupe No. 895 of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society has become a vital functioning organization of Columbus Grove High School. The National Thespian Society is an educational organi- zation of teachers and students, established for the advance- ment of dramatic arts in secondary schools. The aims of the society are twofold: QU to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dra- matic arts, and Q21 to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among our boys and girls in High School. At the district festival held at Bowling Green in the spring of 1950, the contest play cast in Winter Sunset followed tradition of the past four years by winning the first place trophy. This year our troupe presented four one-act plays: The Bishop's Candlesticks, Call It a Day, Sunday's Child, Nobody Sleeps, The Bird's Christmas Carol, and a drama- tization of The Song of Christmas. VERHOFF lUMBER COMPANY Builders Supplies-Phono BI Columbus Grove, Ohio 42 Bllllllll6 PRESS .ug , 1 Producing a monthly review of high school events, student opinions, editorial comments, interesting movie reviews, and forecasting coming high school events has been the aim of our high school newspaper, The Bulldog Pressff. The main obiectives of The Bulldog Pressuxstaff this year were to cover the news accurately and adequatelyiin an attempt to record the most important happenings of the year, to include such features to the paper that would add color, and serve as an outlet for student talent. The staff gets its entire revenue from the sale of the Bull- dog Press, since there is no advertising section. Mr. Donald Dickson was the staff advisor from the begin- ning of the school year until he left in December. His position was filled by Mrs. Ruth Steiner, who has assisted the editor, Carol Sue Smith, and other staff members in publishing monthly issues. ROW iz Margaret Palte, Judy Nichols, Jack Frost, Carol Sue Smith, Bill Bogart, Maxine Diller, JoAnn Gander, Shirley Henderson. ROW 2: Mrs. Steiner, Joanne Clevidence, Doris McAdams, Sue Stettler, Dorothy Nus- baum, Bonnie Watkins, Joanne Locker, Gladys Myers, Jon Jones. ROW 3: Tom McAdams, Pat Haas, Delores Altstaetter, Dorothy Lackey, Phyllis Myers, Jim Verhoff, Eileen Smith. WT 43 Q-1 .f ROW l Mrs Now ladvusorl Dons McAdams Delores Altstaetter Carol Sue Smuth Jum Faze Joanne Clevldence John Begg Shnrley Studer Mr Shook ladvnsorl ROW 2 Glorna Ranknn Jean Ann Benroth Martha Dacknn Verna Lou Wood Beverly Watknns Gladys Myers Joanne Locker Bonme Wafkrns Marnlyn Gerdeman Dorothy Lackey Carrol Roberts ROW 3 Jack Roberts Gene Woods John Reeder Duck Rogers Frank Alt Htram Bok Duane Kohl: Leughton Bnxel Blll Dunbar Donavon Shook Jumor Shlnaberry ROW 4 Bob Kohls Warren Dunlap George Seely Henry Selhorst Junnor Jones Paul lrwun Donald Hoyt Marvm Rnsser Bull VanDemark Bob Edwards Mr Smuth 'W THE llllllUlll Slllff Early In the fall of 50 the staff had nts furst meeting plans for the Col Gro were under way Mr Dickson, our advisor, had to leave us In November so Mrs Now took over supervusung us By Christmas the planmng had been made and the composition began The busnness staff made frantic appeals for ads publishing does take money The photographer struggled with the problem of getting students together for group plctures By March 7 the book had gone to the printers Then the only 'ob left was to sell them We only hoped what we had done would be worthwhile Now through the industrious efforts of the Senior Class you have your 51 Col-Gro. ROW l: Judy Stewart, Gloria Rankin, Dorothy Lackey, Carol Sue Smith, Helen Jones. ROW 2: Edith Kohli, Kay Williams, Shirley Rimer, Charlotte Lentz, Marilyn Waltz, Mary Jean Kissell, Margaret Thomas, Mary Jo Hitchcock, Dorothy Luginbill, Dorothy Meyers, JoAnn Gander, Francis Damrell, Carol Kurber. ROW 3: Ann Vance, Jeannine Core, Jeanette Smith, Pat Haas, Mary Ann Burkholder, Carolyn Zeller, Rose Leigh Mayberry, Sharon Anderson, Beverly Sperbeck, Eloise Martz, Jerri Stewart, Sue Stettler, Janet Stewart, Mr. Steiner iDirectorJ. ROW 4: Janet DeVilbiss, Jackie Sarber, Jeanne Ann Amstutz, Doneta Amstutz, Verna Lou Wood, Charlotte Jones, Joanne Clevidence, Doris Cartwright, Cecile Lusk, Martha Metzger, Maxine Diller. ROW 5: Marilyn Gerdeman, Marian Gilbert, Barbara Herman, Wilma Kohli, Phyllis Myers, Joyce Barto, Betty Maag, Rosalyn Myers, Delores Alstaetter, Jane Harter, Ruth Hitchcock, Marilyn Zeller. ROW l: Ronnie Bogart, Helen Jones, Jim Verhoff, Marilyn Gerdeman, Maxine Diller. ROW 2: Pat Haas, Ann Vance, Charlotte Lentz, Marilyn Waltz, Joanne Locker, Francis Damrell, Jerri Stewart, Cecile Lusk. ROW 3: Shirley Rimer, Edith Kohli, Bill Schumacher, Paul Stover, Tom McAdams, Verna Lou Wood, Sue Stettler, Janet Stewart, Mr, Steiner lDirectorJ. ROW 4: Mary Ann Burkholder, Gloria Rankin, Kay Williams, Judy Stewart, Paul Stechschulte, Bob Edwards, Jack Roberts, Charlotte Jones, Ruth Hitchcock. ROW 5: Barbara Herman, Jeannine Core, Bill Bogart, Glen Kidd, Meredith Harshman, Dick Verhoff, Bill Dunbar, Carrol Roberts, Carol Sue Smith, Marian Gilbert. 45 JONES GARAGE Chrysler-Plymouth-Salas 8 Scrvica Columbus Grove, Ohio .2., '29 sl 1 . 4 R . my 1 MM' Q 'W A, . . ..4 I r Q 2.1 Q- if 1' 5 9 1 fp 4 1 1unx KRW - QW .wg f' W ia gr t I ', ff.. R 'M R BX X 1 5 . X Q C A Q ' . I 1' is S. St ,Q 3 t sg. 1 fi- an F? 42 yn K X V i 1 i ? J K ,f4 ,'Q ',x S ' .X 51 Q x K , V if - . Mxvi X f 'x V , . . - QA, 1 lj U' 2.1 - f . 5 f SQ 'A-Grim F' f, . 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ROW 21 Dorothy Nus- baum fAccompanistJ, Bill Bogart, Jim Verhoff, Jim Faze, Jack Rob- erts, Mr. Steiner lDirectorD. UHCHESTHH ROW 1: Carol Sue Smith, Doneta Amstutz, Dorothy Luginbill, Jerri Stewart, Eloise Martz, Rosalyn Myers, Janet Stewart, Jean Ann Amstutz, Jacquelynn Sarber, Bar- bara Herman. ROW 2: Kenny Kel- logg, Denny Kohli, Donna Lou Stratton, Joyce Radabaugh, Char- lotte Jones, Jeannine Core, Mary Ann Burkholder, Jon Jones, Glad- ys Myers, Rose Leigh Mayberry, Martha Metzger, Doris Cartwright. ROW 3: Judy Stewart, Ann Vance, Joyce Barto, Tom McAda ms, Helen Jones, Ronnie Bogart, Judy Nichols, Walter Goedde, Maxine Diller, Sue Stettler, Joanne Locker, Mr. Steiner lDirectorJ, Bill Bogart, Dorothy Nusbaum. SEXTET Carol Sue Smith fAccompanistl, Jerri Stewart, Sue Stettler, Janet Stewart, Charlotte Lentz, Mary Ann Burkholder, Edith Kohli, Mr. Steiner fDirectorJ. Delores Altstaetter. ROW 2: Hulda Rogers, Jerri Q Stewart, Janet Stewart Clocal winnerj, JoAnn Gander. PEHCE CUHTESTHHTS 04- ROW 1: Doris McAdams, Carol Sue Smith list in , fn' local, lst in county, and 2nd in district contestl, PRINCE UF ROW l: Judy Stewart, Wilma Kohli, Rose Leigh Mayberry, Maxine Diller, Ann Vance, Pat Haas, Kay Williams, Helen Jones. ROW 2: Mrs. Now CAsst. Directorb, Margaret Palte, Tom McAdams, Jim Verhoff, Dick Rimer, Vincent Birkemeyer, Rita Bogart, Mr, Dickson fDirectorJ. ROW 3: Junior Gerdeman, Glen Dukes, Jon Jones, Jim McBride, Jerry Macke, Bill Bogart, Dick Hoyt, Charles Mills. T 11 50 FUlllBllll J Colluns Stackhouse Head Coach Backfneld and End Coach s-...qi 'Magi' Second place trophy In Northwest Conference League record 6 wnns 1 loss The football team of Columbus Grove has been one of the best teams to represent the Hugh School In many years The success of the team was largely due to the all round ablllty of nts members and their desire to play good hard football The backbone of the squad was mostly sensors who were soundly educated In the fundamentals of football by Coach Stack house Thus ns Coach Stackhouses fourth year as football coach at Grove ln the years that Mr Stackhouse has been coachnng here our teams have shown great Improvement lmemen and Coach Stackhouse concentratung on the backs and ends Grove fielded a team whnch worked as a smooth functronmg unut KLENK S Bob Wh Oo Mgr Grove s Style Stern for Man I. lays Columbus Ohm fa . . . 'af R I ' ' C T T ' I ' . , I A Q ' With Coach Brauer taking charge of the Q. s,-Al if . l . . . sugf . ' ' - i , . sz llllllllllll 441 r UF it is -855533 'Ji 2 5 W My .,,,,,,M,,,.,..r Q1 l s nfs Lmi nl I Div www 'Y Q if V, xv su-xfsv Get set' Ready' Hike' First string in action' With the backfield showing clever ball han- dling and exploding Through the line for large gains Grove rolled over seven opponents b convincing scores. Five times The line stopped the opposition cold holding them scoreless. The team ended the season with a record of seven wins and two losses a fine record for any team in any league. The Grove team won the second place trophy in the Northwest Conference. This is the first such football trophy to be won by the school. We the Seniors would like to show our gratitude toward our team mates and coaches and tell them what a pleasure it was To pla with them. We hope in the years to come they will be able to better this years team and their record. Roger Brauer Assistant Football Coach Line Coach. CLARK AND ROGERS EXCAVATING Drainage and Bulldozing Columbus Grovc, Ohio ,wqg-Q.. , sr ek Yl ywntwf 31,1 9-'WR 1 'EV' 53 fu' wi ca 9' ROIUGYTS E -'Ohh B999 HB Merlm Sargeni QB Adnan Bnrkemeler T uv 15 of .hm Faze C JunlorJones T JDO Leighton Blxel G Nolan Dunlap FB Grove Cory Rawson Grove Delphos E Ida Grove Lafayette Grove Lenpsuc AGNER S MARKET Eve yth ng for Oho Tabla Colu b :G eve Oho Gene Wood HB Donavon Shook E if ,z , G. -3- ' '3' A . I 'X , A fo on ' W xy Qi! T. - ,E A F4 - of qw . E ' ,.,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,.,..,,,..,..,,..,. 14 Qmq, - ----.---V-'----- ------ 0 ,.,.A.,,....,,,.....,.........,..... 'I2 ' R. ---,--hl.,,,,,.-,,-..-,,.A,---,,A . 6 N A X Grove ............,..............,........ 33 , ' I- -.--',,. ---.'--- O - -- .,.,.,,,.A.......,,....,A..,....,,.. 41 , ............,...,....,...--.,--4 0 -'qw fy' rl K ff AW-' , it a 54 9, 'n,.,. an 1X3 John Reeder Jack Core HB Bob Gullesple HB Duck Rnmer G Grove Spencervnlle Grove N 1 Forest Grove Shawnee Grove Pandora Jack Snefker C Grove G J B Francis Halker Bluffton Im egg I-Q5-.. 8' Compl ann of J C BEGG 8- SONS Hyb d S ed Corn Jlm MCBYIC-19 E Glen Kidd HB Bull VanDemark HB Bull Schumacher T in YN' FUUTBHLL 124 N C mul John Begg-G BHSllElBllll Merlin Sa rgent-G The 1951 Bulldogs had one of the most success- ful seasons of the school's history. They were the first team to advance to the District since the 1943- 44 team. Among the honors achieved were the Co-Champion of the County League and second place in County tournament. The team consisted of four Seniors-Carrol Roberts 6' 2 , Donavon Shook 5' lO , Gene Woods 5' 9 , John Begg 5' 7 g five Juniors-Jim McBride 6' 3 , Nolan Dunlap 6' 2 , Merlin Sargent 5' 8 , Dick Roethlisberger 5' ll , Jon Jones 6'g three Sophomores-Bill Bell 5' IO , Glen Kidd 5' 9 , Dennis Magg 5'9 g two managers -Junior Jones and Dick Rogers. Nolan Dunlap-F This article was ended on March 3 and so all that can.be said to our team entering the District tournament at Defiance on March 6 is, good luck, boys! This year's basketball squad was composed of one of the finest groups of boys with whom l've ever had the pleasure to work. The aggressiveness, teamwork and all around ability of its members led to success. l will always remember the friendly, coopera- tive attitude of the boys toward one another and me. C. Stackhouse. I I J SHAFFNER D 9 b tos Soyf rYs Pont Ch ps P p Co M is Carrol Roberts-C Jim McBride-F DATE SCORE ec ec ec ec ec ec ec a n OPPONENT Ft Jennings Pandora Lelpslc Blanchard Glandorf Ottawa Parochial Alumm Muller Cnty SCORE KAHLE SUPPLY G FEED Mlll. K ld Oh an an an E ada Shawnee Ottawa Publnc DATE SCORE an an an an S TOURNAMENT e e e e f' OPPONENT SCORE Conhnenfal Ottovulle Kallda Biuffton Vaughnsvulle Blanchard Pandora Muller Cnty Ottovnlle me mour sumnuas co was r an y,oh so I I q ew ' 'weft WTP T , ,f ' Aff 4 -A 1 J . T6 54 ' 36 J . T9 51 ' 61 J .26 82 ' 38 J .30 69 63 F b. 2 53 ' 55 Feb. 9 47 Delphos Jefferson 65 F b. T3 49 42 F b. 17 50 40 F b. 22 50 ' ' 40 F b. 24 50 ' 59 1 . Y f 6 iw T 4 X -K 1 Good Furniture Sinn 'J vi Wg, 0 M 1, il 3 The score goes up another notch' McBride drops another point through the bucket to aid Grove in their defeat of Miller City TUUHHHMEHT the district, team PLHU Yea, Roberts! jump real high come on, team, let 'er fly! Grove gets the opening tipoff in the semifinal game of the Putnam County Tournament The team went on to defeat the de fending state champs, Miller City by a score of 50-40. Co-Captains, John Begg and Car rol Roberts, hold the trophy won by the team for the Putnam League Co-Championship and for the second place in the Putnam County Tournament Grove ended the regular season with a league record of 10 wins and 2 losses ln tournament play Grove won three straight before being nipped by Ottoville 159503 in a hard fought final game Better luck in Complimenh of BAEWS SHOE STORE Columbus Grove Ohio Q-4: 4,6 v A- 'vs al 45 'Q 3:- -og. we ROW 'I Gene Wood Duck Roethlnsberger Carrol Roberts Nolan Dunlap .hm McBrnde Bull Bell Merlm Sargent John Begg CDonavon Shook not pncturedl ROW 2 Jack Slefker Glenn Kudd Ball Bogart Denny Maag Francss Halker Duck Rrmer .lam Lamb Coach Collms Stackhouse ROW 3 Duck Rogers Nolan Jones Jr CManagersl Jon Jones Glenn Dukes Jack Core Bob Gullespue gn '34 'WWW 550060 fflfm ROW I Garry Allen, Jack Teegardnn, Davud Spallunger, Bob Russer, Dale Jenkms, Ed Davus, Jnm 5 Hayden, John Reeder ROW 2 Glenn Martz, Herbert Carpenter, Wnlfred Fuerst, Bull Radabaugh, Gordon Meyer, Ronnne Fusher, Jesse Krontz, Fred Wootton, Coach Wade Shank ROW 3 Manager Fred Mlkesell, Kenny Kellogg, Bob Brubaker, Don Darbyshure, .hm Baer, Larry Edwards, Bell Begg Paul Tussmg KManagerJ 61 EASTMAN'S HI SPEED SERVICE lubneahon, Accessones, Car Wash Columbus Grove, Ohio ,,.'.,4 , ., W ' ' ' K: -. W' ,, I , Y . ' X' Su ' , v J v r 1 .. Y: D , .:- 4 1- f v l ' zf 'H - I e ' I A. I ,,,, 1' ,, 'W W , '2 :T I I X I I 4 ,X W ' ,g , I 9 ' M Ii' I V J A 's K 1 ,, lf! lk xy I A P lf .XI ,, VIH! '- t 'Q , I Q L? ' I 5 1 O 4- 7. G 4 , 5 , h A I , , . if q . 5 3. 4. ' 'V 'I ' 1 t , - 4 in T , ' a- 4, f ' f I ' I ft' rw 1 Q 1' I l l,k 1' l i , N 1 S In 51 I 1 vi - I l 1 I I F 8 r W W 4 A, y N95 . Fm, 4 . - . . wi .M . i V Q , ,,.A vpgfg f Q ' W ' ' 'f I , ? i l 4 I Helen Jones, Delores Altstaetter, Carol Sue Smith, Bonnie Watkins. BULLDOG FIGHT SONG Onward Bulldogs, Onward Bulldogs, Fight for victory. Show your spirit, Make them fear it, Win for old CG. Onward Bulldogs, Onward Bulldogs, Keep the contest keen Hold up The fame of our mighty name, And win for old CG Ruth Kidd, Janet Jones, Virginia Cartwright, Diana Allen. The track squad of Columbus Grove Hagh School enaoyed a short but successful season Because of the short season and the raany weather only four meets were held ln addataon two practace meets one wath Pandora and one wath Ottawa Publac and Spencervalle were held Two league meets were held namely the North west Conference meet and the Putnam County meet ln thas partacapataon Shawnee won farst place Spencervalle won second place and Columbus Grove ranked thard Columbus Grove won a beautaful trophy for sconng second an the Putnam County meet Senaors lost by graduataon who wall be massed are as follows Lowell Forbes Jammy Dale Fruchey Cody Maller Eugene Schumacker Tom Gettman However the number of underclassmen not lost by graduataon should form a good group for thas SGBSOD Grove started off thear season of baseball on Apral 17th l950 by wlnnang thear openrng game wnth Ft Jennangs T5 to 3 Playang the second game of the season Grove lost to Maller Caty by a score of 3 to l Meyers the Maller Caty patcher allowed only four hats whach were collected by Maller Basanger and Sargent Makang up Maller Caty s battery were Meyers and Zagler for Grove were Basanger and Wood Venturang on to Pandora for the thard game of the season Grove was agaln overradden The Fleetwangs took the edge 2 to l an fave annangs Both teams were held to one hat Next on Grove s last was Blanchard who were downed on thear own faeld T0 to 5 Grove got ten hats and Blanchard fave wnth Basnnger patchang a good game all the way for Grove Journeyang to Vaughnsvalle for thear fifth game of the season Grove lost the contest T2 to 9 makang at thear thard loss an fave games For the second tame that season Pandora played Grove but this tame on Grove s own faeld Grove won thear thard game 7 to 6 Thas ended the T950 season wath Grove hattang the 500 mark The coach for the season was Collans Stackhouse and the man agers were Jerry Macke and Ball Lank CORKWELL S CUTRATE 21226 Ot 63 sa 3 'S 5 , ff ,. B. ' ' , l . I I I I I I I ' I I I . I I . . . I I I ' I M- l . . I . I I Phone - 0 awa, Ohio IHTHHMUHHLS HUUH HUUR lllllli KING CARROL ROBERTS Carrol-a varsity end on the football squad and ac- tive in many other sports- vvas popularly elected King of the Forest-Grove Home- coming Event. UUEEH QUEEN CAROL SUE SMlTl-l Carol Sue-a cheerleader and general busy-body of school activities-was pop- ularly elected Queen ot the Homecoming Event. le r and John Begg Del Joanne l-OC e Ofe S Alfwaenef and D,Ck RO Qers HllElllllllllS The attendants to the Kung and Queen were D l eores Altstaetter and John Begg, lst attend ants, Bonnie Watkms and John Reeder, 2nd at tendants, Joanne Locker and Duck Rogers 3rd attendants John Begg, John Reeder andlDnck Rogers were all members of our flghtnng and w f unnmg ootball squad whale Delores Altstaetter and Bonnie Watkms were two of our successful cheerleaders and J star actresses tn the sensor play The Queen and her court were presented to th H e omecommg crowd at the half of the game and later she and the Kung were crowned nn the gymnasnum where the Hu Y and YTeens held a dance A large crowd of alumna and students at tended the dance and coronatnon and danced to the musnc of Tmy Tums nn a m gy nasnum decorated to feature banners and colors of each of the teams rn the conference oanne Locker was one of our 67 Bonnie Watkins and John Reeder s rllg g . j , fix' wx' l lf G 4 . , X ,V I 1, ! Q . X 4 ROW 1 Bob Kohl: Rtchard Httchcock Bob Brubaker Jay McAdams Alan Eversole Denny Kohl: Kenny Kellogg ROW 2 Bull Begg Marlette Barber Donna Lou Stratton l6HlH BRHDE Dorothy Watkuns Kay Mayberry Carol Kung Jean Hntchcock Eleanore Rlsser Larry Edwards ROW 3 Mr Smnth Dale Elluot Carol Bartz Joyce Radabaugh Marllyn Benroth Noretta Rogers Beverly Retthmeuer Judy Geckle Patsy Carpenter Mary Martha Best Eleanore Btxel Frank Cartwrught Mr Stackhouse Ufdvlsorj ROW 4 Evelyn Fruchey Judy Ntchols Peggy Kmg James Baer Donald Rutter Gary Allen Glen Martz Rosemary Austm Delorts Mumea Donald Evans Arthur Myers ROW l Jum Bowerman Jerry Watknns Larry Clymer Gary Clymer Gene Nance Gayle Bartz Owen Jones ROW 2 Nancy Reeder Dennse Fruchey Naoml Watkms Dtana Allen Vlrgunla Cartwrlght Shtrley Henderson Rose Hartman Martha Jones Norma Lugunbtll ROW J Mr Smlth Terry Anderson Louuse Rnsser llo Myers Judy Morrts Jeannette Brndges Jean Ann Howell Ruth Ktdd Emma Arn Wanda Spalllnger Patsy Schaubl n Ross Hartman Mnss Getteman lAdvusorD ROW 4 Don Cummnns .lam Kendall Larry Dunlap Albert Studer Don Darbyshure Jam Jones Sandra Anderson Patrncua Rumer Shnrley Betts Ruth Ann Buckungharn Danxel Harshman l SEVEHlH GHHDE 70 : . , , , 1 ' f r I 5 f 1 1 r f r - : 1 I 1 t, , - 2 t SlXlH GHHDE ROW l: Larry Gillespie, Dean Begg, Jacque Donovan, Gene Donovan, Edward Humphreys, Duane Bixel, Wayne Smith. ROW 2: Sylvia McKanna, Virginia Johnson, .loan Bricker, Sharon Simons, Sheila Simons, Jean Kohli, Beverly Jones, Karen Kellogg, Virginia Hitchcock, ROW 3: George Donaldson, Barry Blosser, Jack Williams, Carol Risser, Dorothy Carpenter, Dewey Lusk, Dallis Lusk, Gary Bricker, Sallie lrwin, Gloria Dunlap, Jackie Callahan, Billy Smith. ROW 4: Mrs. Sherrard, Donald Myers, Carol Bogart, Shirley Ramsey, Bonnie Krontz, Rita Busick, James Doty, Richard Irwin, Nola Allen, Brenda Bell, Sam Barto, Mr. Smith. llllH GHHDE ROW l: Gary Downing, Doyle Myers, Lyle McKenna, Stephen Irwin, Ross Harshrnan, John Hum- phreys, Charles Ridinger. ROW 2: Bonnie Kohli, Shirley Anderson, Cynthia Watkins, Judy Gillespie, Jewelie Gillespie, Florence Risser, Virginia Diller, Colleen Nichols. ROW 3: Myrna Mackaman, Juditl' Bogart, Sharon Blosser, Carol Byrne, Janet Cummins, Evelyn Smith, Jack Tussing, Jimmy Garver, Jimmy King, Douglas Nance. ROW A: Mrs. Garver, Larry Niswander, Helen Darbyshire, Ruby Hart man, Beverly Williams, Patty Mikesell, Beatrice Lentz, Henry Miranda, Wayne Culp, Nolan Fruchey, Paul Ridinger, Mr, Smith. 71 FUUHTH BRHDE ROW I Dale Bredges Larry Lusk Davld Bourqunn Harry Watkuns Davud Marks Jnmmy Nance Donald Doty ROW 2 Glorla Amstutz Betty Lou Culp Judy Mayberry Carol Ann Bartz Karen Jones Joyce Geren Klrsten Srnuth Ruth Reeder ROW 3 Paul Evans Joyce Irwnn Maxnne Mumea Mary Ellen Volkmer Judy Dunlap Phyllus Glancy Twxla Amstutz Joyce Jones Patty Kxssell Charles Pugh Donnne Joe Sneary ROW 4 Mrs Basunger Steven Dunlap Barry Eversole BnllDarbysh1re Bette Martz Ruth Ann Busnck Brlly Hofferbert Carol Buckxngham Roberta Leatherman Ronald THIRD GHHDE ROW l Bull Stanley Jnm Bartz Gary Stoody John Rxdunger Jerry Kussell Charles Wyer Jum Brudges Bob Kendall ROW 2 Jean Ann Jones Carol Sue Jones Joyce Martm Sharon Dorn Carolyn Rogers Beverly Stewart Shurley Watkms Jody Wnllnams Helen Culp ROW 3 Nancy Barto Lmda Lamb Paulwne Morrus Judy Lusk Carol Blxel Donna Rnsser Karen Renner Mary Waltz Carolyn Kramer Rosemary Krontz Marla Watt Paula Rae Hartman Patsy Kung ROW 4 Mrs Roberts Richard Schaublm Jam Tussmg Patricia Shank Barbara Bogart JoAnn Jones James Amstutz Doyle DeVeIblss Earlene Belch Larry Lee Robert Wehrly Jnm Bonnell Dxane Geckle Mr Smith 72 2 ' J ' , I 2. . l 4 I I 4 Q I I I l I . I ' : I I I I I I I . l I ' l I I I l I I I I I U I I I I I I ' : ' I I I I . I I ' I A I I I I I I Doty, Mr. Smith. I I I l I I I I I V r I l I I V 2 , V ' , I , , ' ' , ' ' . . : , ' , I I I I V I D I r I I I I I . I I . I I I I A I I I I - I U I ' I ' ROW la Leonard Jones, Rosie Miranda, Barbara Raybur, Kieth Lentz, Larry Rayburn, Paul Amstutz, Barbara Lamphier, Clarabelle Fruchey, Joe Darbyshire. ROW 2: Jane Belch, Nancy Lou Best, John Max Culp, Tanya Benroth, Teddy Kissell, Bernadette Martin, Joleen Kohli, Paul Everitt, Ethel Rogers, Sharon Myers. ROW 3: Dick Spradley, Tom Jones, Sue Jones, Carol Sue Rex, Nancy Ann Donaldson, Blain Born, Diane Bourquin, Karen Sue Moser, Barbara Ann Barkimer, Sylvia Jo Gillespie, Gary Griffith, Bruce Kissell, Stanley Williams, David Radabaugh. ROW 4: Mrs. Sheeley, Miss Sloane, Jay Bricker, Mike Stanley, Don Moore, Clifford Glancy, Joe Bunn, Larry Hofferbert, Bob Volkmer, Larry Doty, John Welty, Carl Kidd, Donald Amstutz, Torn Edwards, Mr. Smith. if ROW l: Bobby Renner, Tommy Goedde, Ray Schaublin, Lynn Hartman, lrvin Anderson, John Mackeman, Jerry Niswander, John Benard. ROW 2: Mary Margaret Kendall, Carol Ann Lamb, Ruth Ann Carpenter, Maxine Fruchey, Beverly Downing, Norma Jane Irwin, Marie Jones, Sandy Stewart, Linda Ridinger, Polly Dunlap. ROW 3: Eunice Sneery, Donny Bonnell, Johneen Allen, Elaine Miranda, Melanie Benroth, Joyce Mikesell, Sonna Lee Kidd, Louise Morris, Judy Darbyshire, Blanch Howell, Brenda Clymer, Donna Jean Bailey, Dorothy Barto. ROW 4: Miss Sloane, Mrs. Sarka, Ann Hilty, Roy Dean Rogers, Donny Garver, Ethel Mae Smith, Linda MacKanna, Ann Hawkey, John Teegardin, Larry Dunlap, Dorotha Krontz, Terry Niswander, Donna Jean Steele, Mr. Smith. if 4 S f,kf 4 kx.L 3 TD QW Ek 94 aw .Q ,, I .4 Q. l 3 ,Z gi ,MN 'Y' 'x. ' v V , La, Jailf 1,41 ,: f Q 4zrfg4'2 f 5 5 ,mf 1 Q9 B 4 E. ,y Q ., 3 HF r Q Ixx .qt NW V Mall? 'gy-,, ffm Y . ,lv . U.:.4 I Xu, Huw-1 it isa ' 7 24 Jaws, DVER TISIN plum ms o THE LIMA IRON 8. METAL CO l12l S Central Llma Olwlo AND J B STEEL PRODUCTS CO 5l5S Cenlral Lama Olfauo A 8. P FOOD STORE Compllmems of Bluffton Olwlo HOKER AND EVANS Mgr C E Aulcermam Coluwou Oro c Olwlo Compllmeo To We CLASS OF l95l WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY 'NHSVVANDERS Cowwple e lme of Foqlorla were Columbus Oroxe Fmdlay Com e l ' A I - , , l . . . ,l C ' 5 wwe, ' . ,Q 4 F a l l l l l l l l l l , I T . U 4 I . 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North Mann St Lama Ohuo RAMSEY S MARKET State Route 65 Columbus Grove Ohuo Compliments of HOVERMAN STUDIO Portrants ot lndavuduals and Groups Delphos, Ohuo Complnmen s DR LUCAS 208 N Hugh Street Columbus Grove Ohuo Phone II9 . , ,A Columbus Grove, Ohio Diamonds Watches l I ' t ot ALICE BEAUTY AND DRESS SHOP Formal and Wedding Gowns Complmenls Ol I Mule, O JAMES STEELE Johansen and Foof Flair Shoes phone 185 411 5 Mem Speer Columbus Grove Ohio Fnndlay Ohlo SAM S LUNCH Columbus Grove Ohuo EARLS HARDWARE AND SUPPLY General Hardware Roofing Plumbing and Eleclrucal Supplies Crane Plumbing and Heaflng Flunt and Wallung Pumps Canro Ohio Phone lo l7O I COmPlimenfS Ol Sporting Goods - Appliances Complnments ot BUSHONG MEMORIAL Columbus Grove Ohlo Complvments ot JOHN WALSH Jewelry and Glfts Phone 2 3591 Shop and Save BT FREY S Phone 2 1231 Established 1877 Ottawa Ohro Compllments of MYERS CLEANERS AND FURRIERS We launder shirts Delphos Ohro Congratulatlons to the Sensor Class of 1951 V E SLOANE General Insurance STEMEN IMPLEMENT STORE Allrs Chalmers Sales and Service New ldea Dunham Phone 408 Gomer Ohuo on 30 North 227 N. Main St. Delphos, Ohio W L Myers 0 R yers MYERS CHEVROLET SALES Sales Servuce OJ 220 Wesr Sycamore Streef mg Columbus Grove Ohlo Chevrolel Approved Mechanics Genuine Chevrolet Parts Complefe New Body Paint Shop Glfls of Quality DON JENKINS .IEWELER T40 Wes? Hugh Street Lama Ohro Pranos Raclros Organs Televrsuon ZENDER MUSIC STORE Hank Armanfroul l34 E Hugh Sf Luma Ohuo Phone 9 11071 Complrrnenls of GLANDORF GERMAN BUILDING AND LOAN CO Glandorf Ohno I I I I M l I Sheet Music Musical Instruments ' , H N Trumbull MD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE HOURS IOOTOAOOP M 6OOTO8OOP M Phone T24 Compliments of C S MILLER AND SON SUPER SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Columbus Grove Ohuo MCCLU ER S APPLIANCE General Elecfnc Products Bendnx Home Laundry Ironeffe Ironers Necchl Sewing Machines 226 28 N Elszabeth Street Lama Ohlo Phone 7788I Success To The Class of SI BRANDEHOFF Jewelers DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY WATCH REPAIRING 3I2 N Mann Phone 9991 Delphos Ohuo Compliments of PLAINVIEW DAIRY W P HITCHCOCK Columbus Grove, Ohuo T23 South High, Columbus Grove, Ohio ' I The Pandora Dry Goods and Clothmg Co. Ball Band Rubbers-Peter's Shoes-Ladres and Mens Clothing I.G.A. SELF SERVE GROCERY DEPARTMENT BASEMENT FULL OF TGYS AND KITCHEN UTENSILS FULL LINE OF GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Refrigerators Ranges Radlos Water Heaters Sweepers Home Freezers Automatic Washers and Dlsh Washers Pandora Ohlo JONES AUTO ELECTRIC Be-Sf Wlshes of COMPLETE AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE PUTNAM COUNTY Motor Tune Up and Generator and CANNING COMPANY Starter Rebulldmg W J MACKE South Broadway Phone 82 Columbus Grove Ohlo I . , , . . I I . I I I . . Also the famous Ironrite Ironer and Hoover Sweepers I I STECHSCHULTE AND SON HARDWARE PLUMBING AND HEATING Columbus Grove Ohvo MAC'S GRILL Short Orders, Meals, Ice Cream Phone I I I Columbus Grove, Ohio Compllmenfs of SCHOMAEKERS HARDWARE Phone I Ottawa Ohro PUTNAM COUNTY VIDETTE Weekly Newspaper PRINTING PHONE II6 COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO Compllmenls of BECKMAN JEWELERS Phone 22247 Ottawa Ohio SKIPS NURSERY R 2 Columbus Grove Ohio Phone Casro 35I7 LINCOLN HIGHWAY NURSERY R I Upper Sandusky Ohio Phone 608R4 HELEN WILLARD AND PARK CHERRY 2 361 , ' Commercial-Social l Compliments of THE PARKS KLAY COMPANY GASOLINE FUEL OIL Luma Ohio ffly HELEN S BEAUTY SHOP Permanents Machine Machrneless and Cold Waves PHONE 'IQ4 COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO Compliments of LINCOLN LOG CABIN SERVICE Carro Ohlo WEATHER SEAL INC Exclusuve Manufacturers of Famous Weather Seal Wlndows Combmatnon Storm Sash and Screens OTTAWA OHIO Compliments of JONES AND TATE COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO Compliments of BOB MCCRATE TRACTOR SALES Vlsnt Us When Interested In Farm Equipment fri . EIUUIILNG I I ' MARK HENDERSON COAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Comphmehts FINDLAY REPUBLICAN COURIER Our Best Wushes For Success and Prosperity To The Class of 5I SMITH B WILLIAMS PLUMBING an HEATING I49 W Mash Street Ottawa Ohio Now S than are Plezol Potato Bread uper Enruched I-or Bette Nutrltvon Q Q qvwwm wus p0TATU Wm Plezol Bread cofwtams 30X more vntamlns reqmred by overfsmem ReguIatIor1s FRANK BAKER BREAD COMPANY LIMA OHIO Complnments of PATTERSONS AI8 Q Mann Street Findlay Ohlo NOVV IN OUR' SECOND CENTI' Established 1849 For AI' Your Insuran e Needs HOLMES NSJRANCE AGENCY PHONE 50 COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO H H ' of f ' . . r . . , 4 -I'PPiv--.- I 7' P' ' 'T ' , ' f ' . I Numa-u 'AN , , V . 2 F' f- 'WO I .. ,RY 4 If L, 9.417 A - Z ' 0. ,M,. . sf A M' 'dw I .X Jax If ,, if . ug 1 Ll U ' ' . o , M C , ' A 1 G , ' I I f VINNIE RIDINGER Dress and Specialty Shop Coats and Dresses for all occaslons Carry large lane of Jr dresses CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compluments of JACK REYNOLDS STEAKS CHICKEN F SH Columbus Grove MILLER S RESTAURANT Sportung Goods Canro Ohio GMEINERS SHOES Putnam Countys Largest Shoe Store X RAY FITTING Phone 2I8lI Ottawa Ohio Compluments of DENTISTS Columbus Grove Ohuo Compllments of EVAN R BURKHOLDER General Auctloneer Phone 25ORI4 ast Sycamore Columbus Grove Ohlo TURNER FENSTERMAKER SHOE CO Quallty Shoes Smce 1889 415 South Mann Street Fundlay Ohlo FORTMAN CLEANERS PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 204 North Mam Street Phone II Columbus Grove Ohio I I ons. Hum' ' ' 401 E , , ' Compliments Lima-Hamilton Corporation Llma-Hamilton Corporation Lrma Ohlo Your Father Your Mother and Yourself have bought their school supploes at DANIELS STORE COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO WISE CLOTHING AND SHOE COMPANY The Complete Men and Boys Store Servmg Putnam County Smce OTTAWA OHIO I 898 PHONE 7 Complrmenfs of HIRAM D DILLER Agenf Dlllers Pollcues Pay O A PANDO RA OHIO Compllments of JO'S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE I4R4 Columbus Grove Ohno I I I I I I I 1 1 I - r , II 0 I ' ' ll - , I Kuehmenn Potato Chips for all occasions Dlstrnbuted by DODGE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Corner ot Kennlvvorth and clude LIMA OHIO Road HARRIS FUNERAL HOME COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO I-l,QXfV Congratulations tothe Class ot lfbl Columbus Mutual Life 9 E F SMITH W B SMITH p Q 'OS Hgh ds H P22 SMITHS INSURANCE SERVICE COLUMBUS GROVE OHKD 327 North Elizabeth Telephone 2732l Lama Ohio t. I - L' A Com le e 2 Foo er-vice ' , I . 1 . . P one ' ,- I Phone 22 Shop and Save at MILLAGER DRUGS Walgreen Agency 120 West Mann Street Offawa Ohm Compliments of W E PEASE GENERAL HARDWARE Columbus Grove Ohno Compliments KENNY AND DENNYS To Wm... ou have to be better' lsn t it just that slmplc 7 lsn t that what makes suuusful te ims suue stul lllLllNllll1dl5 sucusslul bustmssm' ind :sn t that u hy lnneru un bustness under our ree tompetl ne system tonstantly glues you better and better prudm ts' share of Lustomers Swingin into our stations lor ct whtlt lfut lf our fompetttor ueross the street starts sellm u better gusolzne more and more o our customers ure ,olng to start turning ln there lo bet this business bank we have to find a way to produrf .1 still better gasoline As soon as we do that puts the vhallenge right up to our com! etttor again That s competztlon And that s what keeps Amerlca moung orward No one has ever thought of another way that works so well for the benefit of all MARATHON! IO OIL COMPANY TH E 0 H Producers of Petroleu ln Stnce 1887 l 771 , ' - . . I of I W c . l- , ' . 1 ' 1' . , 1 1 t live. 1, ., 'A ' . f - . ,, f , . -- -1. Q p v I . Q y ul . . . , , .. 'fake gasoline, for instamve. If we make 21 good gasoline-, wc'll get our 1 . . v' 1' tr ' - ' ' ' - ' , U .. . ' . . . f 'f ' ,. U .L ',v v V VV N. . I 1 Y V , I 4 .1 J ' . , , . . , A . - J l v1 ' ew...- A f . 7' Shop at Penneys Qualsty School Clothing Shoes for Boys and Glrls of all ages the lowest posslble prices J C PENNEY CO INC West Market and Elizabeth STS Lama Ohlo Phone 4 0681 Auctioneers THRAPP AND WARREN The Commussuon You Pay Us ls Not Spent But Invested PANDORA OHIO INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Bluffton Ohao STEINER JEWELER Nationally Advertnsed Merchandise Expert Watch Repalr Qulck Servnce PANDORA OHlO HIRAM SPALLINGER TRACTORS SALES and SERVICE PARTS and SUPPLIES Phone 58R6 R R 2 Columbus Grove Ohlo Dress Smartly Buy Your Watkins Dealer A R T L E Y LAWRENCE WENTZ LADIES WEARING APPAREL CMO PHP 227 s Mem Phone 7 8731 Llma, Ohio at ' ' Q I C. F. NISWANDER LUGIBILL S FLOWERS Phone T05 Columbus Grove Ohio X E L FARM SEEDS Phone l8lRl3 Columbus Grove ,aww h:,':'w-if-Mff ona Congralulahons to Class of T9 from GREGG S Lama Ohxo THE OTTAWA IMPLEMENT CO Your' lnternahonal Harvester Dealer Offawa Phone 2 T461 Ohlo IAIVIIIII, KRUSE MAYTAG STORE MAYTAG and CROSLEY Parts and Service For All Makes of Washers Phone 2 T471 Ottawa Compllmenfs of VV E MARTIN MD Office Hours T 00 to 3 O0 p 700 to Q00 p Sundays and Thursday by Appo n Closed Tuesday Eyenlng Telephone No 269 T35 North Hugh Sfreet Columbus Grove, Ohno Tm B I ' S nl ' .-3,-:Swv ' . M5331 . f , I 1 A 1 ' 5 I I ll I n . . , . . ' : : : . FD, : in . HT, Getting Married? Having a Birthday or Any Special Occasion? For the Finest Pastries of All Kinds GROVEDALE FEED Co. CALL OR VISIT PURINA FEEDS PHIL S PASTRY SHOP Phone 56 Columbus Grove COLUMBUS GROVE PHONE 129 PHIL BARRERE Congratulations Class ot I95I With the Compliments of THE cAlRo ELEVATOR AND on co Cairo Ohio Lima Ohio CARL A REDDERSEN LESTER THOMAS Tailor Hatter Haberclasher Diamonds Watches Silverware 142 S Mann St Lima Ohio FINDLAY OHIO I Compliments of Gifts Worthy of the Finest Sentiment Commercual Photography Group Prctures Taken In Home Church or School Most Group Puctures In This Annual Were Taken By CLYDE G PORTER 313 E Llma St Phone 82OM Fmdlay Ohlo BLACK AND WARNER Men s Wear 403 S Mann Street Findlay Ohno Compliments of B R A C Y S CLOVER FARM STORE Pandora Ohio .!efJWlClIl 5 Lama s Smart New Store Wath the Flne Old Name Complnments of NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES O F Groll Mgr Ottawa Ohio Congratulations to Class of 1951 PANGLES MASTER MARKET Corner of Central and Circular Lima Ohuo Compluments of DILSAVERS BARBER SHOP Columbus Grove, Ohno I , , - . I . I Congratulations, Class ot 51 ' C 1 ' I I l I I Complnmenfs of Meadow Cold Dairy Products Ice Cream Butter Milk MEADOW GULD DAIRIES UF NORTHWESTERN 0HIO XXIIIIU, HFIRT GIRLSI Have You Been rn Teen Pan Alley? BOYS! For Clothes wnth Snap VISIT Our Mens Store THE LEADER Lama Ohio PUTNAM LIVESTOCK CO OP ASS N Sale every Fruday Hogs bought every day TEL T45 COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO sax 'I . I '12 I o 1 I I Telephone 4 1461 133 WaTer Streef TURNER IMPLEMENT Compllmenfs Of COMPANY GROVE CANNERY McCormuck Deermg Dealers Norman F'Sh UMA OHIO Cwne' lnternahonnl Harvester Internahonal Harvester Coivmbvs Grove Ohm Refrlgerators Home Freezers HAIVIIIII. -1 -41.839 Pa rTs Service 5 T' W vu' AQSWU' ll 5 Tractor Accessorles H, .1 Q ...- Home Freezers Q Ili Agli ' x 1.3 .rf Appliances ,S ,Xue Q MA K XX? V.. 'e1gg',1?S:- Pandora Ohlo Cupp and Lemley Bros. I l ' 0 I ' 2.1 f- --- ra ,T - ' ---........-. NV! nfl' ' - 3 ' . - - '1'5'5 ': xT -.:-Tr' n T V .W k 25 -..-' v p - -'P' V? I Tffe - ,Q FZ 5' ' i ' .1 - Aw, I .-v ' 1'.' . ' - ' I . W 4 f '- ' .r Q 1 M -- - 4- V' I -1 7 - 1 ar Y .rl , FF--4. K, .i 5 X 1, '89 Hardware 5 .7 x 2,'E. KbpX:ig!1u..fg 1 1 Y x I 1 v',-if .-' -'. S I . . .. c .v - - ' ' ,.-' -J -- -'C' , ' fs! ffjif- n .nl Q .' -- D ' ,.- ff I lr: .ig-1 ComplImenTs of COMPLIMENTS CLARAS BEAUTY SHOPPE TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Columbus Grove Ohio STEWART S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 252 Columbus Grove OhIo ComplImen'rs of THE K 81 K Sc S100 STORE The FIVE and Ten 100 N HIGH STREET COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO Phone B U RKH O I. D E R SALES AND SERVICE LINCOLN Weldmg Supplles 1 39 Pandora Ohlo FoR FINE JOB PRINTING GLENS CAFE TIMES PUBLISHING CO A Good Place To Ear Pandora Ohno PH 20A COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO MeeT Your Friends Af L J. I. CASE Farm Machinery Compllments DR MILO B RICE Pandora Ohuo Compluments of DR C W FIELD Veterinarian Phone 23I Columbus Grove Oh n The skillful photography and flne flnlshlng That have always distinguished The work of Thus Sfudlo are af your dnsposal WE HAVE YOUR SCHOOL NEGATIVES ON NO ORDER IS TOO SMALL The Livingston Studio 417 Surnmzf Sf TOLEDO 4 OHIO TELEPHONE ADAMS 2011 of . . . PORTRAITS OF QUALITY FILE Compliments of KOHLI 8. MOSER BODY SHOP Columbus Grove Ohio WALTER BROS. Auctioneering and Sale Service and Real Estate Brokers Phone 9384 Cary Ohio Compliments of DUFF TRUCK LINE INC Lima Ohio Phone 4 9941 IRENES BEAUTY SHOPPE For the Finest in Cold Waves Try Our Silver Jubilee By Rilling 2lO N JOHN HODOSKO 8. SONS JEWELERS Elizabeth Lima Headquarters for Watches Hamilton Elgin Longines Wittnauer Harvel Ohio HEIDELBAUGH 8- REYNOLDS Groceries Meats Lockers Custom Slaughtering Rimer Ohio Phone 16-222 Cairo, Ohio Best Wishes From COATS MOTOR SALES Vine and St. Johns Lima, Ohio The best place to buy Automobiles and Compllmems to The Senior Class Trucks of all makes and models ZIEROLF S Clothes For Dad 81 Lad Findlay Ohio NIENBERG SUPPLY CO Oliver Sales and Service Phone 2221 Glandort Ohio HOLTKAMP FORTMAN COMPANY Hardware McCormick Deering implements Kalida Ohio WILLIAM S TRUCKING No? Phone 36L Vaughnsville Ohio I il Frigidaire Appliances ,, A h A U7 ,. EVANS TYPEWRITER CO Royal Typevvrrters Corner Cory 81 Crawford SYS Fnndlay Ohno CLYNER S Pure Oul Sfafron Columbus Grove Ohuo LEES DRUG STORE Prescruptson Pharmacy Gifts Wallpaper Phone 68 Kaluda Ohwo Modern Cabnnefs Custom Bull? To Fl? Your Own Krfchen or Other Rooms Let Us Guve You an Estlmate ANDERSON WOOD PRODUCTS Phone 48 F Vaughnsvllle Ohuo Compllmenfs of GLANDORF TILE COMPANY WANTED-CABlNET WORK l Cornplmmenfs of LACKEY S GARAGE Cairo Ohao Cornplnments KISSELL ELECTRIC Frlgudalre Refrigerators and Tappan Gas Ranges Columbus Grove Ohuo MAAG MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Servace General Repairing Kallda, Ohio PIONEER HATCHERY U S Approved Hatchery Pullorum Passed Cerfufsed Whrte Leghorn Whale Rock and also New Hampshlres Dr A F Koffenlorock Velermaruan MILLER 8. BURKAM AUTOMOBILES Cerro Ohio Phone Lama I6 482 Kalida, Ohio ' of IIIIVEIIIISIIIII IIIIIEX Agner s Market Alnces Beauty Shop Anderson Wood Products A 81 P Food Store Artley Baers Shoe Store Frank Baker Bread Company Beckman Jeweler J C Begg 8- Sons Buxel s Farm Seed Black and Warner Blosser s Home Store J R Borgelt Lumber Brandehoff Jewelers Bracy s Clover Farm Store Evan R Burkholder Burkholder Sales 8. Servuce Bushong Memornal Cauro Elevator and Onl Co Clara s Beauty Shop Clark 8. Rogers Excavatung Clymer s Coats Motor Sales Columbus Grove Gram 81 Supply Corkwell s Cupp 8- Lemley Bros Dannel s Store Hiram D Dtller Dllsaver s Barber Shop Donaldson Bros Garage Duff Truck Lune Inc Earl s Hardware Eastman s HI Speed Evans Typewriter Co Feldman s Findlay Republican Courier Fortman Cleaners Frey s Turner Fenstermaker Shoe Co Gander and Son Glandorf Tvle Co Glen s Cafe Gregg s Grove Cannery Grovedale Feed Co Hams Funeral Home Hartman Sons Hart s Hawkey Pharmacy Heudelbaugh 81 Reynolds Helen s Beauty Shop Mark Henderson Drs Hllty Hoker and Evans John Hodosko and Sons Holmes Insurance Agenc Holtkamp Fortman Co Hoverman Studio lrenes Beauty Shoppe Don Jenktns Jeweler Jones Auto Electric Jones Electrucal Servvce Jones Garage Jones and Tate Jos Beauty Shop Kays Jewelry Store Kenny and Denny s Khale Supply and Feed Mull Knssell Electric lOl The K 81 K Klenk s Kohl: and Moser Kohls Food 81 Locker Servuce Kruse Maytag Store Kuehmenn Potato Chup Lackey s Garage Leader Store Lee s Drug Store Luma Hamllton Corporatuon Ltma Iron 8. Metal Co Luncoln Log Cabin Luvlngston Studlo Dr Lucas Maag Motor Sales Madnson s Mac s Grull W E Martin MD McAdams Florist Bob McCrate Tractor Sales McCluers Appluance Meadow Gold Dalry Mlllager Drugs Muller 8. Burkam C S Muller 84 Son Dr G K Muller Mlllers Restaurant Myers Chevrolet Sales Myers Cleaners 81 Furruers Neuhuser Hatcherles Nlemberg Supply Co C F Nlswanders Nlswanders Jewelry Store Ohuo Onl Company Ottawa Implement Co Pandora Dry Goods Pangles Parks Klay Company W E Pease Penny s Phul s Pastry Shop Pioneer Hatchery Plain Vnew Dalry Clyde C Porter Putnam County Cannnng Co Putnam County Lnvestock Co Op Assn Putnam County Vudette Ramsey s Market Carl A Reddersen Jack Reynolds Mnlo B Race M D Vunnue Rudnnger Dress Shop Sams Lunch Schomaekers Hardware Seyferts Potato Chups Shaws Sknp s Nursery V E Sloane Smuths Insurance Agency Hlram Spalllnger Stechschulte 81 Son J B Steel Products Co O James Steele Steuners Jeweler Stenner Motor Sales Steman Implement Store St Marys Wholesale Stewarts Dept Store Lester Thomas Thrapp 8- Warren Tlmes Publishing Co Trout Furmture Co ' .....,.,,.....................................,............... 54 ' ' ' ...................................................... 78 ............. . 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