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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

Dedication We proudly honor our championship football team of 1951-52 by dedicating this edition ot Col-Grove to these worthy athletes and their coaches. History was made when they brought this honor to themselves, their school, and community for the first time since the sport was inaugurated here. We will never forget this thrill-packed season particularly in the case of the crucial Forest and Shawnee games when the Grove came from behind in the last quarter to push over the necessary points for well earned victories. Their good sportsmanship. team play. and will to honorably win will ever stand as an example for all future Bulldog Elevens to emulate. The boys. and their coaches. Collins Stackhouse and Robert Diller, are much deserving of this dedicatory honor we hereby bestow upon them. ...1.. dai? L, m.,.u- ww' w.fL ',1,f 'ff -'Wk fr,-as- 'l'9.Qa -.xii 'iii'- N 1' Dpi? .Q gig' xiii? S V 6' W was 'Aw '6f4Q-al V5 if:- ,wig ffm' A 4' Mai, 'Ms' ' -df-6 W N: Q94 av w 'xg- fe ai ,.w-Aff 5-lwg 3 5 19' 3 5 5 W Eijgi' 1 Q M YQ' I K , ,W ,,.N.Nknf. n ' iff ,Q . H. Ni ,Nt ,MXN ' 'W'Q'Q'lf ff grfgiiigiw W . Aawwww ,H fr. :Wy W 4 -gg Q 'haf ff' YS. MM J ,W eQ+'3 ' PW W A , -f-mm 4 Zggxwg ,L 1 1 fwgy -wb Em., ,g,, Q 3f'fi,,fQ,,,ff2gfi,:vf2 wwf v 5 K . f I 1 I I a I aw' M' , -fi' Q 8 2 kg K .gli ADMINETRATION Left to right: Mr. lack Bogart, Mr. George Niemi. Dr. W. C. Fields. Board of Education Working behind the scenes of any school system is a group ot people who labor tirelessly and receive little credit. This group is the Board of Education elected by the people ol the community. It is this group that binds more closely together the student, administration and parent. Since we seldom come into Contact with these persons, lew of us know them or realize our indebtedness to them. We would like to take this opportunity to say thank you tor the wonderful job you are doing. Left to right: Professor Earl F. Smith. Mr. Vern Elliott, President, Mr. Lee Myers. -6- OUR PRINCIPAL ELDON C. SHOOK OUR SUPERINTENDENT EARL F. SMITH QQ W MR. ELDON SHOOK Degree: Bachelor oi Arts in Education. College: Ohio Northern University. Subjects: Civics, English 12, 9, Sociology. Extra-Curricular Activities: Principal. 'Ru MISS MARGARET IANE MCNARY Degree: Bachelor of Arts. College: Muskingum College Subjects: English 8, 10. ll: Dramatics. Extra-curricular Activities: Iunior and Senior Class Play Director, Thespian Troupe, One Act Play Director, Sophomore Class Advisor. MISS BARBARA IONES Degree: Bachelor of Science in Education. College: Ohio Northern University. Subjects: Mathematics. English. Extra-Curricular Activities: Annual Staff Ad- visor, Bulldog Press Stafl Advisor, Iunior Class Advisor. -3- MR. WILLIAM RILEY Degree: Bachelor oi Science in Education, Bachelor of Music. College: Miami University. Subjects: Music. Extra-Curricular Activities: Freshman Class Advisor. MISS LILLIAN GETTMAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts. College: Baldwin-Wallace, B. S. Subjects: Math, English, and Geography Q7 5. ap. Extra-Curricular Activities: Librarian. MR. HARRY BURSON Degree: Bachelor of Science. College: Bowling Green. Subjects: Math, Chemistry, Physics. General Science. Extra-Curricular Activities: Hi-Y Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. -9- MISS IMOGENE HAWK Degree: Bachelor of Arts. Commercial Major. College: Wittenberg College, Office Train- ing, Columbus, Ohio. Subjects: Commercials. MH. WADE SHANK Degree: Bachelor ot Science. College: Bowling Green. Subjects: Industrial Arts. Extra-Curricular Activities: Boys' Intramur- als, Athletic Faculty Manager, Ir. High Basketball, Freshman Advisor. MISS LAURETTA BROOKS Degree: Bachelor oi Arts in Education. College: Ohio Northern. Subjects: Biology, Latin and Physical Ed- ucation. Extra-Curricular Activities: Senior Class Ad- visor, Tri-Hi-Y Advisor, Girls' Intramurals. -10.. MR. ROBERT DILLER Degree: Bachelor in Education. College: Defiance. Subjects: World History, U. S. History, So- cial Science. Extra-Curricular Activities: Ass't. Coach, Iun- ior Class Advisor. MR. RALPH BROOKS Degree: Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. College: Ohio State, B. S. Subjects: Vocational Agriculture. Extra-Curricular Activities: Advisor oi F.F.A., Senior Class Advisor. W MR. COLLINS I. STACKHOUSE Degree: Masters in Physical Education. College: Ohio Northern, B. S.. Columbia University. M. A. Subjects: Physical Education, Football, Basketball, and Baseball Coach, Science 7, Health. Extra-Curricular Activities: Eighth Grade Advisor. ..11-- 'WWW' , ,. H OV .A Q, . 3' MR. EARL SMITH Degree: Bachelor of Arts: Masters in Ad- ministration. College: Defiance. Columbia University. Subjects: Senior Math G Human Relations. Extra-Curricular Activities: Superintendent. Degree: Bachelor ol Science IH Home Ec onomics. MRS. DOROTHY FOSTER College: Ohio State B S Subjects: Home Economics Extra-Curricular Activities FHA Advisor ,O Bus Drivers Left to right-Mr. Wert. Mr. Burson, Mr. Stczckhouse, Mr. Shook, Mr. Shank, Mr. Diller. Mr. Robert Diller. Mr. Riley. Cooks Custodicms Left to right--Mrs. Barto, Mrs. Smith. Mr. Diller, Mr. Sargent -13- Senior Class Officers Phyllis Myers, Secretary: Iunior Gerclemcm. Treasurer: Nolan Dunlop, Vice President: Tom McAdams, President gm, : wbffztf 1... .neu gi . wi i K' : ELOISE BARBER Eloise Ambition: Secretary. Activities: None. RITA BOGART Rita Ambition: To be a Spar . Activities: Intramurals 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Barrel Organ 2: One Act Play 3: Home- coming Attendant. IOYCE ANN BARTO ,,lo,, Ambition: Office worker. Activities: One Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4v-Treasurer 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4. WILLIAM I. BOGART Bil1 Ambition: Farmer or go to college. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee 1, 2: One Act Play l, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4- President 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4--Secretary 4: Bulldog Press Staft l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Class Presie dent 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1: Mixezl Octet l, 2, 3: Class Play 3. ADRIAN WIIILIAM BIRKEMEIER BiI1cy Ambition: Farmer. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DORIS RAE Box Doris Ambition: To travel. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2. VINCENT NORBERT BIRKEMEYER Vince Ambition: Factory worker. Activities: Intramurals 1, 2: One Act Play l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Track Manager 2: Football 2: F. F. A. 3, 4: Band 3. ToM CARTWRIGHT Harvey Ambition: Business manager. Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. O -15- say' . I .. ., 531 . :,:r , :-f A in 'XX g wiv: : ...l t A ':- dh' SW vi' mlm, 'ZH ffl :dt ,, 9 f, A 4 it 'F H wr: f . f t ini. diff! t 21? IACK L. CORE Louie Ambition: Coach or mechanic. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1. GLENN V. DUKES G1ennyon Ambition: Vocational agricultural teacher. Activities: Football 1, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: F. F. A. 4: Basket- ball 3: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l: Scholarship team l: Class Play 3: Baseball 1: Boys' Glee l. PATRICIA EILEEN CULP Poochie Ambition: Nurse or housewife. Activities: One Act Play 1: Prompter of Class Play 3: F. H. A, l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Stage manager of One Act Play 2: Bulldog Press Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Scholarship team 3 Librarian 1: Barrel Organ Z. NOLAN EUGENE DUNLAP Dunnie Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-President 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 4: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming King 4. MAXINE DILLER HIVIGXH Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Z, 3, 4: Bulldog Press Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3: Spring Concert l. 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert l, 2, 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Prince of Peace Z. RONALD EVERITT HMP., Ambition: Welder and mechanic. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track l, 2. 3, 4. PATSY I1-:AN Dow Hpatu Ambition: Secretary. Activities: F. H. A. 3, 4-Treasurer 4. IACK Fnosr F rostie Ambition: Police work. ,fmt Activities: Bulldog Press Staff 1. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. 4 -tsv ,:'- : - ': C ..16- fi' M1 3 l 1,5 4 ttf, , AV,.A i 1:1 ' V 1 .. ' OTTO GERDEMAN, IR. junior Ambition: Go to college or farm. Activities: Class President 3: Class Treasurer 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee 1: Class Play 3: Homecoming At- tendant 4: Thespians 3, 4: Baseball 3: One Act Play l: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA LoU HAAs npatn Ambition: Office work. Activities: F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4--I President 4: Y-Teens 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Intramurals 1, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Class Vice President 2: Class Play 3: One Act Play 2: Annual Stafi 4: Bulldog Press Staff 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2. MARIAN GILBERT Gi1bo Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Y-Teens l. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4-- President 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. RUTH ANN HARTMAN Ruth Ambition: Telephone operator or store clerk. Activities: F. H. A. l, 2, 3: Librarian 4: ROBERT GILLESPIE .,Bob,, Ambition: Go to college. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL HENDERSON upaulu Ambition: To make a successful living. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Play Man- ager 3: Class Treasurer 2: Annual Staff 4. WALTER GOEDDE Walt Ambition: Farmer or mechanic. Activities: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3. I MARY Io HITCHCOCK ll ll Io Ambition: Office work. Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Barrel Organ 2: Homecoming Attendant 4. lfti -17- 4- qnfzmf: RICHARD H. HoY'r llDickII Ambition: Work, to make money. Activities: Class Play 3: Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. JEROME MACKE nlenyn Ambition: Food processor. Activities: Band l, 2, 3: Thespifrns 3. 4: One Act Play 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3: Baseball Manager 2: Intramurals 1. HELEN LOUISE JONES Helen Ambition: Office worker. Activities: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 2--Vice President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Octet 1, Z, 3: Intramurals 4: Class Play Student Director 3: Annual Staff 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Barrel Organ 2. ROSE LEIGI-I MAYBERRY Rosie Ambition: Elementary teacher. Activities: Thespians 3, 4--Secretary 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Girls' Glee I, 2. 3, 4: Scholarship team 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3: Intra- mural bookkeeper 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. WILMA KOHLI Neatie Ambition: Teacher. Activities: F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Bulldog Press Staii 4: Annual Staff 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert l, 2, 3, 4. MAXINE MEYER ,,Max,, Ambition: To be a secretary. Activities: Girls' Glee 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Operetta 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec- retary 2: Homecoming Queen 4: Barrel Organ 2: Typist on Annual Staff 4. IAMES LAMB ,,Iim,, Ambition: To make something of myself. Activities: Baseball 3: Basketball 1, 2: Football I: Intramurals 1, 2.'. CHARLES MILLS Charlie Ambition: The F. B. I. Activities: Class Play 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2. g18.-. PHYLLIS MYERS Tillie Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4:-Secre- tary 4: Y-Teens l. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4-- Chaplain 4: Bulldog Press Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Class Secretary 4: Spring Concert I, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. HELEN HOBEETA RAMSEY Helen Ambition: Secretary. Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM DON McAnAMs Moses Ambition: Aeronautical designer. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Thsepians 3, 4fClerk 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Annual Staff 4: Boys' Glee 1, 2: Class President 4: Class Treasurer 3: Homecoming Attendant 4. Rrcrmnn RIMER Bo1iVer Ambition: Farmer or laborer. Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Class Play 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 3, 4. IIM MCBRIDE Chic Ambition: To be a pilot and go to college. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Bulldog Press Staff 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ROETHLISBERGER HIGYH Ambition: To make an honest living. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Class Play Manager 3: Intramurals 1. MARGARET PALTE Margie Ambition: Work or join the Waves. Activities: Intramurals l: F. H. A. 1: Class Play 3: Annual Staff 4: Bulldog Press Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship team 2. IACQUELYNN SARBER Iackie Ambition: To travel. Activities: Y-Teens 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: F. H. A. 1.2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Or- chestra l, Z, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: One Act Play 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 4. -19- Ambition: Carpenter. 495 MEIILIN RAY SARGENT Butch Ambition: Go to college and take up engineering. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1.2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Scholarship team 2, 3: Class Treasurer l: Boys' Glee l: Mixed Chorus 1: Annual Staff 4. IAMES V. VERHOFF ,,Iim,, Activities: One Act Play l. 2: Bulldog Press Stat! 2, 3, 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3: Class Vice President 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Editor ot Annual Staff 4: Boys' Glee l, 2: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Octet 2, 3: Intramurals l, 2, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. EILEEN SMITH Ducthess Ambition: Travel. Activities: F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Annual Staff 4: Bull- dog Press Staff 3, 4: Librarian 4: Schol- arship team 3: Intramurals l, 3. ALVIN I. WARNECKE Dick Ambition: Farmer. Activities: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4---Secre Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. IUDITH LYNN STEWART ,,IudO,, Ambition: Math teacher. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee l, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Octet l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4-Vice Presi- dent 4: Thespians l, 2, 3. 4--President 3: Prince of Peace 1, 2: One Act Play l, 2, 3, 4-Director 3: Class Play 3: Intra- mural score keeper 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3, 4: Barrel Organ 2: Christmas Concert 1, 2. 3, 4: tary 4 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN RUBY DARLENE WATKINS Ruby Ambition: Typist or housewife. Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Librarian 3: Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Magazine Salesman- ship Trophy 4. LINETTE VANCE Annie Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4-Secretary 4: Y- Teens 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals l. Z, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: One Act Play l, Z, 3, 4: Thespians l, 2, 3, 4: Prince of Peace 1, Z: Class Secretary 3: Class Vice-President l: Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Con- cert 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff-Co-Editor 4: Thespian Secretary 3: Barrel Organ 2. MARY CATHERINE WILLIAMS HKGYH Ambition: Work. Activties: Band 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 1. 2. Thespians l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3 4: One Act Play 3: Girls' Glee l, Z, 3 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Head Majorette 3, 4 -20.. WILLIS WOOD- Willie Ambition: To become ci factory worker. Activities: Track 1, 4: Football 3: Baseball 3, 4: Boys' Glee 2. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER RED 6 WHITE RED CARNATION CLASS MOTTO It's not the motto we read, it's the motto we live that counts. ANN VANCE IUDY STEWART VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN , -21- ,gdfu z Iunior Class Officers Top to boitomz Denny Macrg, Vice President: Paul Stechschulte, Treasurer: Dick Moser. President: cmd Mary Ann Burkholder. Secretary. -22- I unior Girls Rowl Connie Macke, Anna Mills, Foe Glasco, Marilyn Wert, Marilyn Bok, Edith Kohli, Io Ann Gander, Agnes Schroeder. Row 2-Betty Maag, Mary Ann Burkholder, Dorothy Nusbaum, Hulda Rogers, Charlotte Iones, Shirley Watkins, Dorothy Lammers, Sue Stettler, Ianet Stewart. Row 3- Miss Iones, Mary Louise Hoffman, Iean Amstutz, Barbara Herman, Ruth Hitchcock, Shirley Rotson. Margarete Schroeder, Margaret Shinaberry, Betty Irvin, Eileen Lamb, Mr. Diller. Iunior Boys Row I Ed Warrington, Iim Begg. Roger Lamb, Bill Schumacker, Iohn Kleman, lack Reed, Paul Stover, Iohn Schindler, Row 2 Tim Maloney, Francis Halker, Tom Knott, Dick Moser, Denny Maag, Ioe Blankemeyer, Dick Dakin, Vic Schu- macher, Ronnie Bogart. Row 3 Miss Iones, Morton Pugh, Bill Bell, Leonard Hefner, David Cartwright, Glenn Kidd, Maridith Harshman, Paul Stechschulte, Bill Donaldson, lack Siefker, Mr. Diller. Ugg.. .M iar1f . Sophomore Class Officers Standing: Dick Reeder, Secretary: Herbie Carpenter, Vice President. Bottom: Ierri Stewart. President, Dick Verhofi Treasurer. -24.- Sophomore Girls Q How l Eilleen Kiene, Charlotte Lentz, Doris Cartwright, Shirley Rimer, Dorothy Luginbill, Dorothy Meyer, Mary lean Kissell, Marilyn Waltz. How 2-- Miss McNary, Carol Kurber, Mary Ellen Brenneman. Charlotte Fruchey, Ieanne Stechschulte, Beverly Spearbeck, Ierri Stewart, Ieannine Core. Martha Metzger, Mr. Burson. How 3' 'Rosalyn Myers, Doris Doty, IanetDeVi1bless, Ieannette Smith. Shirley Broecker, Gail Bricker, Donneta Amstutz, Jane Harter. Shirley Hoyt. Sophomore Boys Row l- Ed Davis, Irvin Schroeder, Ray Kleman, Bob Eversole, Marvin Struble, Roger Ridinger, Paul Tussing, Dick Reeder, Fred Wootten. Row 2' Miss McNary, Dick Verhofl, Art Kiene, Iim Hayden, Norman Birkemier, lack Tee- garden, Bob Epley, Bill Riethmaier, Mr, Burson. How 3 Bob Risser, Herb Carpenter, Dale Ienkins, Gordon Meyer, Wilfred Fuerst, Iim Goedde, Duke Williams, Fred Mikesell. David Spallinqer, Bill Haclabaugh. ,..25-. Freshmen Girls Row 1 7 Rosemary Glasco, Helen Ricker, Eleanor Risser, Donna Lou Stratton Carol Solomon, Carolyn McNamara, Dor- othy Watkins, Kay Mayberry, Gladys Schumacher, Margaret Bartz. Row 2 Marilyn Meyer, Mary Martha Halker, Beverly Riethmaier, Alice Schroeder, lean Hitchcock, Karel King, Noretta Rogers, Ianet Iones, Io Miller, Evelyn Fruchey. Row 3 Mr. Shank, Eleanor Bixel, Peggy King, Iudy Nichols, Mary Martha Best, Mary Clare Fuerst, Patsy Carpenter, Marilyn Benroth, Martha Fuerst, lady Geckel, Ioyce Radabaugh. l at l . Freshmen Boys Row lf-'lack Kissell, Dick Hitchcock, Merlin Gerdeman, Bob Kohli, Bill Begg, Ronnie Schindler, Dennis Kohli, lay McAdams. How 2 Bob Brubaker, Allan Eversole, Dale Elliott, Arthur Meyers, Don Evans, Don Ritter, Maynard Bok, Frank Cartwright. Row 3 Mr. Shank, Dennis Sieiker, Leroy Maag, Gary Allen, Iima Baer, Kenny Alsteatter, Glen Martz, Ioe Blankemeyer, Bud Emick. ,27w -Qi x 'U , x' ' ' XX AXKXG' X A XQf2iN xO mix X i1BIR'aN'S3 3 QXNXX x, X X N ey. u-2B- UJZO'---ISHN'-'Z'.ZHQ'.:UO -...wana f29- Hi-Y Row 1--Iim McBride, lack Core, Nolan Dunlap, Bill Bogart, Bill Donaldson, lack Frost. Row 2--Bob Epley, Roger Lamb, Dale Ienkins, lim Hayden, Dick Moser, Iack Teegarden, Harry Burson. Row 3--'Dick Roethlisberger, Leonard Hefner, Paul Tussing, Marvin Struble. Glen Williams, Bill Radabauqh. Row 4 Bill Riethmaier, Bob Gillispie, Mor- ton Pugh, Ronnie Everitt, Dave Cartwright, Row 5 Paul Stover. Fred Wootton, Paul Henderson. Bill Bogart, Secretary: Nolan Dunlap, President: Ictck Core, Vice President: Bill Donaldson, Treasurer. ,,3O,, Tri-Hi-Y Row 1---'Carolyn McNamara, Marilyn Waltz, Ioyce Barto, Iudy Stewart, Marian Gillbert, Ann Vance, Phyllis Myers. Miss Brooks, Margrate Bartz. Row 2-Charlotte Iones, Jean Hitchcock, Dorothy Watkins, Helen Iones, Maxine Diller, Kay Williams, Donna Lou Stratton, Io Ann Gander, Doris Cartwright. Row 3-- Hulda Rogers, Io Miller, Carol Sol- omon, Noretta Rogers, Kay Mayberry, Beverly Reithmeair, Donita Amstutz, Dorothy Luginbill, Martha Metzger. Row 4-Mary Best, Iean Amstutz, Edith Kohli, Ianet Iones, Dorothy Nusbaum, Evelyn Fruchey, Ieannine Core. Gail Bricker, Rosalyn Myers, Ruth Hitchcock. How 5-Iudy Nichols, Peggy King, Wilma Kohli, Maxine Meyer, Ruby Watkins, Iackie Sarber, Iudy Geckel, Ioyce Radabauqh, Marilyn Benroth, Karel King. How 6-Charlotte Fruchey, Ianet Devilbliss, Doris Doty, Beverly Sperbeck, Barbara Herman, Betty Maag, Sue Stettler, Ianet Stewart, Patsy Carpenter, Mary Ann Burkholder, Tri-Hi-Y Left to right- Miss Brooks, Ioyce Barto, Ann Vance, Marian Gilbert, Judy Stewart, Phyllis Myers, Mr. Leigh Soule, Area Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Representative. -317 F. F. A. Row 1- Alvin Warnecke, Paul Stechschulte, Richard Rimer, Bill Bogart, Francis Halker, Bill Bell, Mr. Brooks. Row 2- Irvin Schroeder, Bill Begg, Ray Kleman, Frank Cartwright, Bud Emick, Iohn Kleman, Ioe Blankemeyer. Row 3-Iim Begg, Ronnie Bogart, Ed Warrington, Kenny Altstaetter, Vic Schumacher, Gary Allen, Glen Martz. Row 4-Maynard Bok, Iim Hayden, Donald Ritter, Dennis Sieiker, David Spallinger, Dick Dackin, David Cartwright. Row SW-Vincent Birkemeyer, Arthur Kiene, Tom Knott, Nolan Dunlap, Bill Radabaugh, lack Siefker. Reporter, Sonny Halker: Treasurer, Paul Stechschulteg President, Bill Bogart: Secretary, Alvin Warnecke: Vice Presi- dent, Bill Bell. ...32, How I Dorothy Meyers, Mary Io Hitchcock, Carol Solomon, Helen Iones, Pat Haas, Mrs. Foster, Pat Doty. Dorothy Watkins, Carolyn McNamara, Marilyn Waltz. Row 2-'Hulda Rogers, Dorothy Nusbaum. Martha Fuerst, Maxine Diller, Ruby Watkins, Iean Stechschulte, Helen Ricker, Eleanor Risser, Kay Mayberry, Io Ann Gander. Row 3--Agnes Schroeder, Beverly Spearbeck, Ieanette Smith, Eileen Lamb, Betty Irvin, Ioyce Radabaugh, Iudy Geckel, lean Hitchcock, Alice Schroeder, Evelyn Fruchey. Row 4 Iackie Sarber, Betty Maaq. Ann Vance, Io Miller, Marilyn Mey- er, Ioyce Barto, Marqarete Schroeder, Dorothy Lammers, Mary Clair Fuerst, lean Amstutz, Beverly Riethmaier, Shirley Hoyt. Row 5--Mary Ann Burkholder, Mary Louise Hottman, Barbara Herman. Ruth Hitchcock, Mary Martha Best. Maxine Meyer, Wilma Kohli, Phyllis Myers, Doris Doty. Ianet DeVilbiss, Helen Ramsey. F. H. A. AMERICA Left to right -Maxine Diller, Treasure: Pat Doty, Secretary: Helen Iones, Vice-President: Pat Haas, President. , ,Y t I Row lf Miss McNary, Io Ann Gander, Rose Leigh Mayberry, Ianet Stewart, Sue Stettler, Tom McAdams. Row 2 H Martha Metzger, Ierri Stewart, Kay Williams, Doris Cartwright, Mary lean Kissell, Charlotte Fruchey. Row 3' -Ruth Hitchcock, Charlotte Iones, Betty Maag, Ann Vance, Ioyce Barto, Iudy Stewart. Row 4'-Ir. Gerdeman, Shirley Broecker, Ieannine Core, Rosalyn Myers, Barbara Herman, Ray Kleman. Row 5 lack Teegarclen, Dick Verhoif, lim Verhoif, Bill Bogart, Ierry Macke, Bill Radabaugh, Iim Hayden. Thespians 5 Thespian Officers Left to rights' Io Ann Gander. President: Sue Stettler, Vice Pres.: Tom McAdams, Clerk: Ianet Stewart, President Rose Leigh Mayberry, Secretary. -34- How 1--Benny Baxter, Io Ann Gander, lack Frost, Maxine Diller, Iim Verholf. Row 2--Margaret Pulte, Patty Culp. Agnes Schroeder, Connie Macke, Dorothy Nusbaum, Charlotte Iones. Row 3 - Miss Hawk, Gail Bricker, Eileen Smith, Eileen Lamb, Shirley Watkins, Iudy Nichols, Miss Iones. Row 4 'Jeannine Core, Shirley Broecker, Pat Haas, Rosalyn Myers, Wilma Kohli, Phyllis Myers. How 5-Dick Moser, Barbara Herman, Mary Louise Hoffman, Margarete Schroed- er, Denny Maag. Bulldog Press Staff gn-vague-14 At Work ,353 BUSINESS MANAGER BILL BOGART EDITOR IIM VERHOFF an I I K-f il! ' ASS'T. EDITOR ANN VANCE Row 1-Rose Leigh Mayberry, Bill Bogart, Iim Verhoii, Ann Vance, Kay Williams, Patty Culp. Row 2 -Maxine Diller, Helen Jones, Margaret Palte, Mary Io Hitchcock, Pat Haas, Iudy Stewart, Ruby Watkins. How Sflackie Sarber. Phyllis Myers, Maxine Meyer, Miss Iones, Wilma Kohli, Ioyce Barto, Marian Gillbert. Eileen Smith. Row 4--7-Paul Hen- derson, Ir. Gerdeman, Tom McAdams, Richard Rimer, Alvin Warnecke, Tom Cartwright. How 5 'Nolan Dunlap, Ierry Macke, Walter Goedde, Dick Roethlisbarger, lim McBride. Col-Gro Staff M--M---4-.....,,..,, Ai' Our photographer, Iudy Stewart: Typists, Ioyce Barto, Max Meyer. Mary Io Hitchcock: Proof Reader, Phyllis Myers. ,,37.,, MR. WILLIAM RILEY, Music Director all Left to right: Mary Halker, Rita Bogart, Noretta Rogers, Kay Williams Drum Majorette, Shirley Rimer, Eileen Lamb Wanda Spallinger. Insert: Kay Williams. .,3g- Girls Glee How l Marilyn Waltz, Edith Kohli, Gladys Schumacher, Shirley Rimer, Carol Solomon, Rose Leigh Mayberry, Char- lotte Lentz, Carol Kurber, Carolyn McNamara, Dorothy Watkins. Row 2'-'Pat Haas, Ann Vance, Kay Williams, Mary Ann Burkholder, Ieannine Core, Karol King, Patsy Carpenter, Marilyn Benroth, Iean Hitchcock, Ioyce Radabaugh, Iudy Geckel. Row 3 lane Harter, Marian Gilbert, lean Amstutz, Ruby Watkins, Iackie Sarber, Iudy Nichols, Beverly Reithmaier, Eileen Lamb, Mary Io Hitchcock, Donetta Amstutz, Betty Maag, Mr, Riley. How 4' Ierri Stewart, Martha Metzger, Iudy Stewart, Donna Lou Stratton, Io Ann Gander, Sue Stettler, Cecile Lusk, Helen Iones, Maxine Diller, Evelyn Fruchey, Rosalyn Myers. Row 5 Margaret Bartz, Mary Martha Best, Phyllis Myers, Wilma Kohli, Mary Louise Hoffman, Shirley Broecker, Peggy King, Ianet Stewart, Ruth Hitchcock, Mary Martha Halder, Io Miller, Eleanor Bixel. Mixed Chorus Row lf--Eileen Lamb, Shirley Rimer, lack Kissell, Denny Kohli, Bob Eversole, Mr. Riley, Allan Eversole, Marvin Struble, Iohn Kleman, Maxine Diller, Helen Iones. How 2 Marilyn Waltz, Charlotte Lentz, Dorothy Meyer, Bill Schu- macker, lack Teegarden, Meredith Harshman, Iim Verhofl, Ronnie Bogart, Vic Schumacker, Iim Baer, Sue Stettler, Dorothy Nusbaum, Donna Lou Stratton. Row 3-- Edith Kohli, Pat Haas, Ann Vance, Kay Williams, Dick Verhoff, Dave Spallinger, Ierri Stewart, Ianer Stewart. Row 4 Gladys Schumacker, Dorothy Lammers, Bill Bogart, Wilfred Fuerst. Bill Donaldson, Paul Stechschulte, Dick Moser, Denny Maag, Mary Martha Halker, Betty Maag, Ruth Hitchcock, Martha Metzger, Charlotte Iones. How 5- Ioyce Radabaugh, Iane Harter, lean Amstutz, Ieannine Core, Mary Ann Burk- holder, Barbara Herman, Peggy King, Bob Risser, Benny Baxter, Iudy Nichols, Mary Louise Hoffman, Shirley Broecker, Marian Gilbert, Iudy Stewart. ,39- Orchestra Row 1- Denny Kohli, Doneta Amstutz, Dorothy Luginbill, Ierri Stewart, Ianet Iones, Rosalyn Myers. lanet Stewart Iean Amstutz, Barbara Herman. How 2 'Donna Lou Stratten, Virginia Cartwright, Karel King, Mary Ann Burkholder How 3-Helen Iones, Mary Martha Best, Iudy Stewart, Ann Vance, Ioyce Barto, Ioyce Radabaugh, Evelyn Fruchey Rose Leigh Mayberry, Peggy King, Mr. Riley, Iucly Nichols, Dorothy Nusbaum, Maxine Diller, Sue Stettler. Sextet Row I Martha Metzger, Edith Kohli, Mary Ann Burkholder, Charlotte Lentz, Ianet Stewart. 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Ronnie Everitt Iim Verhoii, Ann Vance, Vincent Birkemeyer, Helen Iones. and Pat Haas. -47, ,, R Q ' Top Left ELMER CLEANS UP H Ronnie Bogart, Eileen Lamb, Iackie Sarber, Miss McNary, Ann Vance, Shirley Watkins, Bill Bogart. Top Right NO GREATER LOVE - Miss McNary, Maxine Diller, Iim Hayden, Patty Culp, Bob Eversole, Karel King. Iudy Nichols. Bottom Left--- KINGDOM OF ONE Miss McNary, Kay Mayberry, Dick Verhoft. Donna Lou Stratton, Art Kiene, Patsy Carpenter. Bottom Right HSTRAW IN HER HAIR -Iudy Geckel, Ioyce Barto, Iim Baer, Ieannine Core, Miss McNary, Iudy Stewart, Bill Radabauqh, Noretta Rogers, lean Amstutz. One Act Plays w Q! l ,,43, 1 5 was-t - -. -1w'w-vw Coaches Coach Stackhouse isn't content to rest on his laurels as was shown by this year's championship squad. In the five years Stack has been here each team he has coached improved on its record. This year his goal was reached as they won the Northwest Conference with a record of 8 wins, 1 tie and no losses. This is a great tribute to the school and to Coach Stackhouse because he has trained the boys to play good, hard. clean football. Grove's backiield was one of the smoothest working outfits of the league. due to his intensive training and drilling. Mr. Diller arrived here only this year but he showed his ability to coach the line because it was really solid. In the clutch the line held fast and stopped the opponents cold. Mr. Diller came here last year from Gilboa where he taught a few years. He is a graduate oi Defiance College where he attended after returning from the service. He is also an alumni ol this school having graduated in 1942. We all wish him the best of luck in hi sluture coaching career at Columbus Grove High School. Managers l l in . 1 at .Q ' y' me . K-. Q f 'is If-5 Managers-Top: Fred Mikesell, Paul Stover. Bottom: Iim Doty. Bob Brubaker. fs Ms 4 H, i Smve W 11 fiimwszee 14489 KAW M .gfwff2R1 l Y 2 E gs,-.H-9 ff. ff 7. 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Q I I ':-: ' - '7 :- :fir-'jg I 5 g ,ij 'A'A- 1 -q1., xi i V F l I 2 . 6' V ' ' ST' . f W 4 lmizm Aj L -4' X A V fy Varsity and B-Squad Row l Gordon Meyer, Willred Fuersl, Iim Hayden, Francis Halker, Ed Davis, lack Reed, lack Teegarden. Row 2 Manager-Paul Tussing, lack Core, Glen Kidd, Dale Ienkins, Dennis Maag, Iack Siefker, Butch Sargent. Manager- Iim Goedde. Row 3f- Bill Bell, Bill Radabaugh, Bob Risser, Ben Baxter, Iim McBride, Nolan Dunlap, Coach-Collins Stackhouse. Iunior High Squad Row l Gary Bricker, Bob Stover, Allan Eversole, Dennis Kohli, Bob Brubaker, Larry Edwards, Iackie Callahan, Row 2 f Iim Baer, Ioe Blankemeyer, Kenny Altstaetter, Leroy Maag, Bud Emick, Maynard Bok. Larry Dunlap. Row 3 Manager-Frank Cartwright, Iim Iones, Don Darbyshire, Dennis Siefker, Garry Allen, Coach -Wade Shank, and Man- ager - Bill Begg. -5,5- Varsity Cheerleaders Lcft to right---Ianet Stewart, Martha Metzger, Helen Iones, Doris Cartwright Iunior High Cheerleaders Left to right- Virginia Cartwright, Ruth Kidd, Diana Allen, Beverly Iones. E s ,.5g,, U N D E R C L A S S M E N Eiqhth Grade Row I Rose Hartman, Sonya Anderson, Diana Allen, Denise Fruchey, Norma Luginbill, Naomi Watkins, Martha Iones, Virginia Cartwright, Shirley Henderson. Row 2 -Ross Hartman, Ierry Watkins, Eugene Nance, lim Bower- man, Owen Iones, Bob Stover, Gail Bartz, Gary Clymer, Larry Clymer. How 3 Mr. Smith, Patricia Rimer. Ruth Kidd, Ruth Buckingham, Pats Schaublin, llo Myers, Louise Risser, Iudy Morris, lean Ann Howell, Ema Arn, Wanda Spall- inger, Mr. Stackhouse. How 4 lim Iones, Albert Studer, Daniel Harshman, Donald Cummings, Terry Anderson, Iim Kendall, Larry Dunlap, Don Darbyshire. Seventh Grade How I Virginia Belle Iohnson, Sylvia McKanna, Virginia Hitchcock, Gary Bricker, Ioan Bricker, Carol Bogart, lim Doty, Iean Kohli, Beverly Iones. Row 2 Barry Blosser, Iackie Callahan, Gene Donavon, Edward Humphreys, Wayne Smith, Duane Bixel, lack Donavon, Dean Begg. Larry Gillespie. How 3-f Richard Irvin, Dewey Lusk, Dallas Lusk, Sam Barto, Bill Smith, George Donaldson, lack Williams. Donald Meyers, Miss Gettman. Row 4 Rita Busick, Bonny Krontz, Carol Risser, Gloria Dunlap, Brenda Bell, Nola Allen, Dorothy Carpender, Rita Sue Boweres, Sally Irvin, Shirley Ramsey, G60- Sixth Grade How I Virginia Diller, Sharon Blosser, Ianet Cummings, Iudy Gillespie, Iulie Gillispie, Florence Risser, Sharon An- derson, Cynthia Watkins. Row 2- Tom Parker, Ross Harshman, Gary Downing, Doyle Myers, Lyle McKanna, Charles Ridenger, Iohn Humpheys, Douglas Nance, Stephen Irvin. How 3-'Mr. Smith, Beverly Williams. Beatrice Lentz. Helen Darbyshire, Coleen Nichols, Evelyn Smith, Patty Vogt, Bonny Kohli, Iudy Bogart, Mrs. Sherrard. Row 4 Ruby Hartman, lack Tussinq, Henry Miranda, Wayne Culp, Nolan Fruchey, Iames Garver, Iames King, Paul Ridenger, Patty Mikesell. Fifth Grade Row 1 Maxine Maumee, Carol Bartz. Kirsten Kay Smith. Patty Kissell, Karen Iones, Phyllis Stover, Iudy Mayberry. Betty Lou Culp. Row 2 Barry Eversole, Ronny Doty, Danny Ioe Sneary, David Bourquin, Charles Pugh, Harry Watkins, Larry Niswander, Iimmy Nance. How 3' Mrs. Garver, Twila Amstutz, Roberta Leatherman, Gloria Amstutz, Ioyce Iones, Ioyce Irvin, Mary Ellen Volkmer, Iudy Dunlap, Phyllis Glancey, Mr. Smith, Row 4- Ruth Ann Busick, Billy Hofterbert, Paul Evans, Donny Doty, Carol Buckingham. Steven Dunlap, David Marks, Bill Darbyshire, Betty Martz. -61- Fourth Grade Row l Donna I-lisser, Sharon Doron, Marla Watt, Shirley Watkins, Paula Rae Hartman, Patsy King, Ioyce Martin. How 2 Iimmy Tussing, Iimmy Bonnell, Ierry Kissell, Bobby Kendall, Gary Stoody, Marvin Oberdier, Ronny Niswand- er. Row 3 Mrs. Basinger, Io Ann Iones, Barbara Bogart, Diane Geckel, Karen Renner, Rosemary Krontz, Mary Waltz, Erlene Belch. Row 4 Iames Amstutz, Richard Schaublin, Robert Whirley, Iim Bartz, Bill Stanley, Doyle De- Velbiss, Mr. Smith. Third Grade How I Maxine Fruchey, Donna Steele, Donna Bailey, Beverly Downing, Iudy Darbyshire, Carol Lamb, Donna Kidd, Row 2 Dorotha Krontz, Eunice Sneary, Louise Morris, Mary Margaret Kendall, Ruth Carpender, Brenda Clymer, Blanch Howell. Row 3 Mrs. Roberts, Joyce Mikesell, Ethel Smith, Donald Bonnell, Irvin Anderson, Iohn Mac Kaman, Ann Hilty, Iohneen Allen. Row 4 Donald Garver, Lynn Darbyshire, Iohn Teeqarden, Billy Matson, Lynn Hartman, Ray Dean Roqers, Terry Poe, Mr. Smith, Third and Fourth Grade Row 1 Norma Irvin, Lynn Bowers, Iohn Bernard, Larry Dunlap. Kent Volkmere, Ray Schaublin. Polly Dunlap. Row 2 Carolyn Rogers, Dorothy Barto, Marie Iones, Sondra Stewart, Beverly Stewart. Carol Sue Iones, Helen Louise Culp, Lincla Lamb. How 3 Sue Parsons, Pauline Morris, Iody Williams, lean Ann Iones, Carol Bixel, Nancy Barto, Melonie Benroth. Row 4 Miss Donaldson. Linda MacKanna. Elaine Miranda, Ann Hawkey, Diana Teegarden. Patricia Shank. Susane Lucas, Carolyn Kramer. Mr. Smith. l First and Second Grade Row I Larry Rayburn, Billy Snider, Gale Cartwright, Charles Miller, Iohn Rigqenbach, Bobby Wolfe, Paul Everitt. Row 2 Miriam Sue Brooks, Paula Everitt, Iane Barto, Marjorie Amstutz, Melanie Meyers, Tanya Benroth, Rachel Niswander. How 3 Nancy Ann Donaldson, David Risser. Bill Kendall, Iimmy Hofierbert, Bobby Benner, Son Moore, Karen Moser. How 4 Miss Sloane, Leonard Iones. Tommy Goedde, Bob Vollcmer, Iohn Welty. Mr. Smith. F it-me .. Second Grade Row I Barbara Lamphier, Sharon Meyers, Sylvia Io Gillispie, Theodora Kissell, Carol Sue Rex, Ioene Kohli, lane Belch, Burnadette Martin. Row 2 Nancy Marks, Barbara Barkimer, Diana Kohlhorst, Diane Bourqien, Rosea Mi- randa, Linda Ridenqer, Nancy Lou Best, Sue Iones, Iudy Nieme. Row 3 -Bruce Kissell, Clifford Glancey. Ioe Darby- shire, Blaine Doran, Mike Stanley, Iohnny Max Culp, Paul Amstutz, Tommy Iones. Row 4 Mrs. Sarka, Ierry Doty, Ioe Bunn, Bobby Conrad, David Raclabauqh, Tom Edwards, Gary Griffith, Larry Hottelbert, Larry Doty, Mr. Smith. First Grade How I Connie Renner, Laura Lauer, Karen Sneary, Mary Lee Ridenger. ludy Kohli, IO I-Yfm DOty, Diana Schaublin. Linda Donovan. How 2 Mrs. Sheely, Judy Pugh, Barbara Rayburn, Bob White, Ierald Rogers, Tommy Bonnell, Bill Barrere, Ethel Roqers, Clarabelle Fruchey. Row 3 Eddie Bailey, Deryl Shank, Milo Matson, Ierry Iones, Teddy Drontz, Larry Ioe Killen, Gary Baxter, Tom Hitchcock, Gary Bowers, lay Bricker, Dick Spradlinq, Ronald Conrad, Stanley Williams, Ierry Cummings, Carl Kidd. Dennis McDougle, Mr. Smith. -64, Prophecy of Class of 1952 Looking Ahead To 1957 Well. here we are. The dear old C. G. Professionals just won the Mixing Bowl game by a tremendous score of 152-0. In trampling the college all-stars each player scored at least 7 points. Immediately after the game the class of '52 was rushed off to Marian's Motel in Ierry Macke's '57 firepower for a class get-together. As we enter the doors who do we see but Marian Gilbert. head proprietress. Guess who we saw next!! Phyllis Myers and Iim Verhoff sitting at the first table. Iim is quite a successful businessman. CConfidentially he's a carpenter and Phyllis is his office girl.j Sitting at their table are Maxine Meyer and Paul Henderson. Paul is a hardware salesman and Maxine is his personal secretary. Sashshaying through the door are Helen Iones and Merlin Sargent. He just graduated from the University of Michigan and is teaching and coaching at Milan. Michigan. Helen is keeping house for him and running a beauty parlor. Following them are Ann Vance and Iim McBride. Ann is a full-fledged nurse and Iim is a Iet fighter pilot ace with 25 planes to his credit. Seated around the large table in the center of the room are the unattached members of the class. First is lack Core. line coach for the Professionals and does some High School coaching on the side. Next is Dick Warnecke who is running the Full-O-Pep Experimental Farm and is doing quite well from latest reports. Dick Hoyt is also sitting at this table with a big cigar to celebrate his commission to manager of the Glandorf Tile Mill. At a table are Bill Bogart and Dick Rimer discussing the sugar-beet situation as they are executives of the Putnam County Sugar Beet Corporation. Seated with them is Ierry Macke reflecting the tomato juice shortage. At the next table are Glen Dukes and Nolan Dunlap comparing notes on their Ag. Classes. Right now they are arguing over which came first. the chicken or the egg. Margaret Palte and Rita Bogart both got special leaves from the Waves and Spars to be with us tonight. Vinnie Birkemeyer is still chasing all the women. We see he has one ccmered now so we won't bother him. Iackie Sarber. Eileen Smith. and Doris Bok just returned from a round the world trip and are planning to tell us some of their experiences later this evening. Here comes Sherlock Holmes complete with hat and false mustache. But everybody knows it's F.B.I. agent C. H. Mills who just exposed enemy agents stealing top secrets onthe new Supersonic Interplanetory Spacecruiser designed by Tom McAdams Corporation. Tom is an aeronautical designer as you may have guessed. Seated in a far corner dressed in white are the Florence Nightingales of the classeMaxine Diller and Patty Culp. Coming in from the back 40 is Adrian Birkemeier. He has gone into the Hybrid Seed Corn business. At a table near the back are Ronnie Everitt. Mud Goedde and lim Lamb discussing the latest in auto mechanics. These new cars pose quite a problem. That's why they hired Tom Cartwright as business manager. He's quite a whiz at the new streamlined jobs. Coming down the aisle next are the bcsses right arms in other words the secretaries of the class. We know them as: Eloise Barber, secretary to a Lawyer: Joyce Barto, Mr. Shook's office girl: Pat Doty. receptionist for Syl- vania. Inc.: Pat Haas. bookkeeper for Earl's Hardware: Mary Io Hitchcock. receptionist for Dr. Wheeze: Wilma Kohli. typist for the County Coroner: and Helen Ramsey, personal secretary for the Governor. A rush call is necessary to policeman lack Frost. and who should answer our call but telephone operator Ruth Hartman. She and lack will join us later. Coming in from a late class is Bob Gillespie. He's working on his masters degree in Physical Education. At the teachers' table we find Rose Leigh Mayberry and Iudy Stewart discussing their various crop of problem children. Seems as though the crop is as bad as ever. A new addition to the local school faculty is Ruby Watkins. She acts as Mr. Smith's receptionist while Kay Williams is clerk for the Board of Education. Coming in next from an important conference is State Representative Willis Wood. With him is his backer. Iunior Gerdeman. President of the First National Bank of Ohio. A look at our watch tells us it's time to leave. As we depart we notice the provider of the night's entertainment, Dick Roethlisberger and his Highlander Band. ' And so this class of '52 looks back upon its high school memories with a note of regret but with an added zest toward the future and another reunion. Schumacher Stone Co. A11 Sizes of Crushed Stone AGRICULTURAL LIME Phone 122A Pandora, Ohio SHOP AT PENNEY'S Quality School Clothing Shoes for Boys and Girls Ot All School Ages I. C. Penney Co., Inc. West Market :S Elizabeth Sts. Phone 4-0681 Lima, Ohio McAdam's Florist Member of F. T. D. Flowers For A11 Occasions Steiner Motor Sales Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service PANDORA, OHIO Verhoff Lumber Co. Everything For The Builder COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO Compliments of lack Reynold's Steaks Chicken Fish Columbus Grove, Ohio PFISTER HYBRID SEED CORN Aluminum Roof Coating Elmer Wood Phone 16-226 Cairo, Ohio Rt. 5 Lima. Ohio For A11 Your Insurance Needs Holmes Insurance Agency Phone 50 Columbus Grove, Ohio The Last Will and Testament We, the members of the class of '52 of Columbus Grove High School being of sound mind and memory, and knowing that our school days are over, do make. publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament. We. the Seniors, declare Miss Lauretta Brooks, our class advisor. as executor of this document. ARTICLE I To the Freshmen, we will courage to face the next three years of high school. ARTICLE II To the Sophomores, we will all the magazines in study hall so that they may obtain knowledge and under- standing such as we have acquired from these useful sources. ARTICLE III To the Iuniors, we will our ability to get into trouble with the office and our old school books. ARTICLE IV To the Ianitors, we will all the candy wrappers and other papers lying on the floor. Incidentally. we do be- queath our appreciation for cleaning up after us. ARTICLE V To our advisors Miss Brooks and Mr. Brooks, we will the Iunior Class as a token of our appreciation for advis- ing us to the best of their ability. ARTICLE VI To the Faculty as a whole we will our long assignments and the headaches we obtained from them. Of course we do bequeath our gratitude for helping us acquire enough knowledge to receive a diploma. ARTICLE VII To Miss Iones, our Senior Annual Advisor, we bequeath our sincere appreciation for helping us with the COL-GRO of '52, ARTICLE VIII We, individually. devise and bequeath. Eloise Barber-her Senior books to the classes comming up. Ioyce Barto-her ability to get along with Mr. Shook in Sr. English and Civics class to anyone who cares to have it. Bill Bogart-his automobile to Mr. Shook to go to Fort Wayne. ' Rita Bogart-her way of walking to Denise Fruchey. Tom Cartwright-his ability to sleep through Miss Hawk's law class to Bill Schumacher. lack Core-his good looks to Morton Pugh. Patty Culp-her shortness to Benny Baxter and her A's in Latin to anyone who makes D's. Doris Boksher long hours of studying to Shirley Rimer. Adrian Birkemeier-his size 36 pants and large size helmet to anyone who can keep it on without having them fall off. Pat Doty-her perfect attendance to whoever thinks he or she can stand it. Maxine Diller-her position as Art Editor to Larry Clymer. Glen Dukesehis place in gym class to any dumb jerk who wants to bounce his head off the mat for 45 minutes twice a week. Nolan Dunlap-his football ability to Glen Kidd. Vincent Birkemeyer--his place in gym class to whoever is crazy enough to take it. Ronald Everitt-his ability to get along with Miss Gettman to Glen Kidd and to Duke Williams his ability to stay out of the path of Mr. Riley's board. lack Frostwhis seat in Physics class to anyone who wants it. Iunior Gerdeman-his way as treasurer with Mrs. Shook to Paul Stechschulte. Marian Gilbertwher seat in Secretarial to any student wishing it. Bob Gillespiefhis 34 Chevy to Gus Sietker for use as spare parts. Walter Goedde-his Plymouth to anyone who has to walk to school. Pat Haas-her diamond to Edith Kohli who would like to have one from Bill Schumacher. Ruth Hartmankher quietness to Edith Kohli. Paul Henderson-his mathematical knowledge to Gordon Meyer. Mary Io Hitchcock-her shortness to Benny Baxter and her place as attendant to the queen to any lucky Iunior girl. Richard Hoyt-his intelligent but little used brain to some boy with the ambition to use it. Also his ability to get the car to Ieanne Heckman and his books on How to Drive to Bill Radabaugh for future driving. Helen Iones-her cheerleading ability to Mary Martha Best. Wilma Kohli-her place as assistant secretary to Mrs. Shook to anyone who has the study halls and the time to do it. Iim Lamb-his ability to land flat on his back in gym class to Dick Dackin. Ierry Macke-his ability to trap a woman to Sonny Halker. Rose Leigh Mayberry-her ability to sneak in classes a little late to Eleanor Bixel. Torn McAdams-his sociology book and short hair cut to Mr. Shook and his ability to flirt to Dick Moser. Iim McBride-his ability to talk his way out of a tight spot to Bill Bell. Maxine Meyer-her job oi typing sport programs to the person who has excess of free periods and who knows something of the mechanism of a typewriter. Charles Mills-his brain to anyone who can use it. - Phyllis Myers-her extra large class ring to Dot Nusbaum, but not the guy. Margaret Palte-her box of kleenex to Dot Lammers in case she has use for one and she is not around. Dick Rimerfhis broad shoulders to any boy with out them. Merlin Sargent-his ability to get along with Fritz Halker to Ianet Stewart. Iudy Stewartvher ability to giggle to Doneta Amstutz and her place in Macke's truck to Beverly lones. Eileen Smithfthe troubles she has with her dog to anyone who thinks they can handle a playful. full-grown St. Bernard. Helen Ramsey-her seat in Secretarial class to anyone who likes Secretarial. Iackie Sarbereher ability to get out of study halls to Sue Stettler. lim Verhoff-his job as chief errand boy in the office to anyone who can spare the study halls. Ann Vance-her extra large class ring to Shirley Broecker. Alvin Warnecke-his ability to talk in study halls and his ability to type to Tom Knott. Compliments of Compliments of COLUMBUS GROVE Fraternal Order Humphl-ey'5 Oi Eaqles Columbus Grove, Ohio NO. 2772 Compliments of Kohli-Moser Body Shop COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO Kahle Supply and Feed Mill Goodyear 6: Firestone Complete Line Tires - Tubes - Accessories General Electric Appliances Fertilizer - Feeds - Seeds - Coal Phone 118 Kalida, Ohio Panqles Master Market J Harris Low prices Every Day Funeral Home Corner Central Ave. 61 Circular Sh-eet Columbus Grove, Ohio LIMA, OHIO -69- Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corporation LIMA-HAMILTON-DIVISION LIMA, OHIO Congratulations Class of '52 Gander 6. Son from Westinghouse Philco Iohnson's RCA Victor Columbus Grove, Ohio Barber Shop BLUFFTON, OHIO Compliments of 2 Lima's Smart New Store With the Fine Old Name LIMA. OHIO Putnam County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn. Columbus Grove, Ohio Pandora Vaughnsville ...7Q.- tk WI-IO'S WHO K s ta way,- 'Hilti lt Top- Butch Sargent :Sf Helen Iones Cldeal Coupleb: Maxine Meyer G Nolan Dunlap tMost Athleticd. Center Butch Sargent G Iudy Stewart CBest All Aroundli Phyllis Myers :S Iunior Gerdeman CBest Personality J. Bottom Nolan Dunlap 6 Max Meyer tMost Popularj: Max Meyer :S Tom McAdams 4Best Dressedl. ,,71,- Many people are under the impression that all photographers work alike and that there is little difference in school photographs and photographers OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS KNOW DIFFERENT WHAT MAKES A WINES' PHOTOGRAPH SUPERIOR? First: Posing Know How Second: As little interference with school work as possible Third: Printing techniques and darkroom specialists to process your orders OF COURSE, THERE'S MORE TO IT A SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPH-IS A WINES' PHOTO Wines Studios 7023 E. Jefferson Detroit 7, Michigan Tied with a Red, White and Blue Ribbon You receive it proudly, of course. You've graduated. But isn't there a deeper reason why you feel your chin go up as you reach for your diploma? Isn't it the fact that you've received it from an American school? Where every student has an equal chance not just to learn . . . but to learn undistorted truths? Where every student has an equal right, not just to do good enough . . . but to excel . . . in the classroom, on the athletic field, in activities of all kinds? For that is the strength of America. That is why it is... and will continue to be...a g., nation. THE UHIO OIL COMPANY Producers of Pelmleum :info 1887 MARATHON? l I: 1 ..72... Vinnie Ridinqer's Shop Ladies Ready-to-Wear Featuring: Smart Ir. Lines Doris Dodson - Iackie Hill Ann Foster - Iune Fox We-Fit-Them-All Columbus Grove, Ohio Sheet Music Musical Inst. Pianos Radios Zender Music Store Hank Armcmtrout 134 E. High Street Lima, Ohio Ph. 9-4071 Schumacher Bros. Roofing, Heating, Spouting and T. V. Antenna Phone 27K Vaughnsville, Ohio Putnam County Vidette Printing - Publishing Columbus Grove, Ohio Serving Columbus Grove, Vaughnsville, Cairo and Southern Putnam Co. Compliments of Dr. C. W. Fields Veterinarian Phone 231 Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of Io's Beauty Shop Phone 14B4 Columbus Grove, Ohio fa 5-RV' Williams Trucking Phone 36L Vaughnsville, Ohio Maaq Motor Sales Ford Sales and Service General Repairing KALIDA, OHIO Compliments of Carl A. Reddersen Tailor - Hatter - Haberdasher 142 S. Main St. Lima, O. Congratulations To The Class of 1952 from the Class of 1955 Compliments of Weather Seal, Inc Exclusive Manufacturers of Famous Weather-Seal Windows: Combination Storm Sash G Screens OTTAWA, OHIO Compliments of Fruth's Dairy Bar Columbus Grove, Ohio Napoleon, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 52 From The Class of 53 Shaw Market Fresh Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Phone 222 110 S. High St. Columbus Grov er Walter Goedde Blacksmithing Gas and Electric Welding Columbus Grove, Ohio itll ' 1 as 5, A iz: 9 O ,ily F 1 4 if f SS' if K 5 -4 v .. nt.. ff Grovedale Feed Co Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 56 Gilboa Feed CQ. Gilboa. Ohio Phone 2152 Purina Feeds EL-PAR House of Courteous Service Chrysler - Plymouth 556 West Elm Lima, Ohio 4-7221 4-7231 Holtkamp-Fortman Company Hardware Frigidaire Appliances McCormick-Deering Implements International-Harvester Refrigeration KALIDA, OHIO Fortman Cleaners Pick-up and Delivery Service 204 North Main Street Phone 11 Columbus Grove. Ohio Compliments of Mainway Lanes 6 New Modern Lanes Open from 1 P. M. to 1 A. M. OTTAWA. OHIO Phone 22471 Mac's Grill Short Orders Meals Ice Cream Phone 111 Columbus Grove, Ohio DRINK PEPSI-COLA Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Lima, Ohio Compliments of Bob McCrate Tractor Sales TRACTOR Visit Us When Interested in Farm Machinery Kohls Market and Locker Service Custom Slaughtering, Curing and Home Freezer Processing Service Year Round For The Finest Values In Diamonds, Watches G Iewelry See Odenweller ,mtl lll,,,' Clothes For Men 6. Boys Delphos, Ohio IM l. lil :iff Suu. OD Iones Garage Chrysler - Plymouth Also Used Cars COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO fum... Compliments of ' Duff Truck Lines, Inc. Home Office LIMA, OHIO Phone 4-9941 Complete Transportation Service Eastrnarfs Compliments of Hi'SPeed Service Glandorf German Lubrication, Accessories 6 Ca' Wash Loan Co. Columbus Grove, Ohio Gkmdorfl Ohio He1en's Beauty Shop Compliments of Permanents Machine, Machineless. 5 Kenny and Denny's Cold Waves Phone 194 Columbus Grove, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio C. S. Miller and Son Super Service Station Phone 95 Prestolite Batteries 6 U. S. Tires COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO Compliments of Sam's Lunch Columbus Grove, Ohio Shop and Save at Millaqer Druqs Walgreen Agency 102 West Main St. Phone 22771 Ottawa, Ohio Stechschulte 6: Son Hardware, Plumbing and Heating H. Goldin 6. Company O Dealer in Waste Material Elm at Central Lima, Ohio Phone 3-4081 Compliments of Glandort Tile Company Ramsey's Market State Route 65 Columbus Grove, Ohio Burkholder Sales :S Service I. I. Case Farm Machinery Lincoln Welding Supplies Phone 139 Pandora, Ohio , Beckman Iewelers Congratulations Elgin Bulova Hamilton To The' Watches Class of 52 Diamonds OTTAWA, OHIO TRI-HI-Y Phone 22247 Donaldson Bros. Garage Pontiac Sales and Service COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO Compliments of pBaer's Shoe Store It will pay you to pay us a Visit Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of Virq's Repair Phone 168R4 I I Madison s Tractor, Farm Machinery General Repair Women's Apparel of Distinction Route 1 Lima, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio - Congratulations Seniors from The Bow er-Slusser Post 516 N L , sgsg 5' lYall5Wf 3 COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO Congratulations Class of Dilsaver's Barber Shop Columbus Grove, Ohio Mark Henderson .,52.. Coal and Building Supplies Phone 20 Columbus Grove, Ohio The Shoe Box Delphos, Ohio Turner Implement Co Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Equipment International Harvester Refrigerators 5: Home Freezers Kalamazoo Ranges Gas 6 Electric 133 Water St. Lima. Ohio Phone 41461 SHOP AND SAVE CII FREYS' Phone 21231 Established 1877 OTTAWA, OHIO -83- Class History There is a pale blue flower That twines around the shephard's cot. And in the silent twilight hour Softly sighs, Forget me not. Thirty-six little boys and girls started in the first grade of our school in 1940. We were frightened. but soon lost our fear. Miss Grossman was our teacher. The names of these little boys and girls were: Ioyce Barto. Shirley Benroth, Patty Culp, Patsy Doty, Carol Ever- sole, Alice Howell, Mary Io Hitchcock, Edna Gail Kieran, Wilma Kohli, Elizabeth Krontz, Ruth Hartman, Rose Leigh Mayberry, Phyllis Myers, Helen Ramsey, Hulda Rogers, Iacquelyn Sarber, Ioyce Stoufer, Bill Bogart, Ronald Bogart, lack C. Core, lack L. Core. Marion Featheringill, Charles Frost, Robert Gillispie, Lester Busick, Paul Henderson, Dale Ienkins, Ion Iones, Tom McAdams. Warren Ridinger, Robert Risser, Dick Roethlisberger, Merlin Sargent. Robert Wilson, and Kay Williams. Because our class was so large w ewere divided. Those in the mixed class were: Ed Davis, Maxine Diller. Ruth Hartman. and Marian Bell. The same little boys and girls moved on to the second grade. We had Miss Ethel Brukham for our teacher. In this year we gained Ann Vance and lost Ioyce Stoufer. We were promoted to the third grade, and had Miss Kurtz for our teacher. She told us we were old enough now to do some studying for ourselves. We had some new boys and girls come into this grade. They were: David Elliott, Bob Epley. Walter Goedde. lim McBride, Eloise Barber. Iudy Stewart. and Marian Gilbert, and her sister Mildred Gilbert. We had Mrs. Helen Schaller as our fourth grade teacher. And, oh! How she made us divide. and multiply in our arithmetic class. We had six new students come into our class. They were: Norma Io Carmony, Eloise Martz, Nolan Dunlap, Bill Link and Ronald Everitt. Mrs. Florence Brooks, from Leipsic. was our fifth grade teacher. We really learned how to study geography in her room. Ruby Watkins was our only new student this year. . We went into the sixth grade. and Mrs. Mary Sheely was our teacher. It was in this grade we elected our first class officers, and had our first big class party at the school cafeteria. Our class gained some new classmates dur- ing this year. They were: Glen Dukes. lack Dunbar, lack Stout and Tom Cartwright. In this year also Marian Bell moved to Bluffton. ln the seventh grade we lost lack Dunbar as he was accidentally killed. In our Freshman year we acquired many new classmates. Those from Cairo were: Rita Bogart, Doris Bok, Iames Lamb, Pat Haas. Ir. Gerdeman, Urban Lauf. Charles Mills, Willis Woods, and Helen Iones. From St. An- thony's came: Adrian Birkemeier, Vincent Birkemeyer, Richard Hoyt, Francis Lammers, Ierome Macke, Iames Ver- hoff, Alvin Warnecke, Maxine Meyer, Margaret Palte and Eileen Smith. Time moves on! After many. many, forty-five minute periods of study, lecture, and recitations we realize we are Iuniors. Our class rings were beautiful. Our Iunior play, You Can't Take It With You, was a wonderful success. Mr. Dickson was the director and Mrs. Now was asst. director. Our Senior class play was a comedy Quiet Everybody. The director and assistant director were Miss McNary and Miss Brooks. The class of 1952 will long remember the different organizations we had the privilege to belong to: our chapel periods: our parties: our teachers: remember even the just being together for twelve years during our school life. So, our class of 1952 have started on a new and more difficult road of life: but memories of our C. G. school days will never be forgotten. THE END -84- Iones Auto Electric Complete Auto Electric Service Motor Tune-up and Generator and Starter Rebuilding South Broadway Phone 82 Columbus Grove. Ohio Lite insurance like other American Businesses is competitive. Economical management and care in selecting pol- icy-holders work to the advantage of those buying the insurance. So well are present Northwestern Mutual pol- icy holders pleased that for many years no company excels it in that happiest of all business relationships-old custom- ers coming back for more. Let's make yours Northwestern too. Clarence D. Diller Diller Policies Pay Phone 239-W 125 North Main Bluffton, Ohio I. Compliments of The Lima Iron 6. Metal Co. 421 South Central Lima, Ohio and B. Steel Products 515 South Central Lima, Ohio Iones Electrical Service GIBSON BENDIX STEWART-WARNER ZENITH TELEVISION Telephone 318 Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of Kissell Electric Frigidaire Appliances Columbus Grove, Ohio GIRLS! ! ! Have You Been in Teen Pan A1ley?? BOYS!' For Clothes With Snap Visit Our Men's Store The Leader Lima, Ohio Compliments ot Clara's Beauty Shoppe Phone 252 Columbus Grove, Ohio For Fine Iob Printing Times Publishing Co -Pandora, Ohio Phone 20A Glen's Cate lust a Good Place To Eat Dancing In Back For Teen-Agers Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of Hartman Sons I Compliments of A. S. Stewart, Dept. Store COLUMBUS GROVE, OHIO Our Best Wishes For Success and Prosperity to the Class of 52 Smith B. Williams Plumbing and Heating 149 W. Main Street, Ottawa, Ohio Phone Ottawa 21061 Col Grove 121 Transit Mixed Concrete Concrete Blocks I. R. Borgelt Dealer in Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 22680 Ottawa, Ohio Established 1904 -87- -'Qin M2 if xo.:- www ,f-' 1 1 f.. M 3 Q .unwo- .ffi Q xfnxa 4 M ....V, -VA A f E Watch Repairing Engraving It P T Insu e o r Iewelry Repaired QYS Diamond Setting Webb Insurance ll I Nrswander s Agency, Inc, Jewelers We Save You money 212 West High St. See - Lima, Ohio Mr. Robert Bushong, Manager Agner's Market Everything for the Table Columbus Grove, Ohio Kahle Compliments Home Equipment of Kelvinator I Bendix Lackey s Garage Zenith Gilbarco Oil Cairo, Ohio Furnace OTTAWA, OHIO Gas Oil -89- Compliments of The Medical Profession D. B. Lucas, M. D. Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 119 H. N. Trumbull. M. D. Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 124 W. E. Martin. M. D. Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 269 Drs. A. B. 6. D. E. I-Iilty Dentists I Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 87-R-13 M. B. Rice, M. D. Pandora, Ohio W. C. Field Veterinarian Columbus Grove, Ohio Phone 231 Compliments of Kenney's Lunch Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of Bushonq Memorials Columbus Grove, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Witteborq's Restaurant Columbus Grove. Ohio Compliments of Plain View Dairy W. P. Hitchcock Columbus Grove, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '52 Artley Apparel Dress Smartly By ARTLEY LIMA, OHIO Herinqhaus 6: Son FURNITURE CARPETS LINOLEUM FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Ottawa, Ohio Phone 21201 , Congratulations to SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 E. L. McCrate Sales Compliments of Millers' Automobiles CAIRO. OHIO g Don Ienkins IEWELER 140 West High LIMA. OHIO The Ottawa Implement Dealer Your International Harvester Dealer Ottawa, Ohio Phone 2-1461 lllllllllilll IIIYIHII Home of Cash Bond Guarantees Millers Restaurant Sporting Goods Cairo, Ohio Plumbing and Heating by ELMER MILLER Compliments of State Candy Company Lima, Ohio sgifmnqb 1? .t: ,-VNS 5 BETTER? T- SEED If A N w f'X I. C. Beqq 6: Sons BASI GERIS Producers of FARM SEEDS Diamonds Watches CO1umbIffoi'0gfh40hiO 140 N. Main, Lima, ohio Compliments of The Cairo Elevator and Oil Co. CAIHO, OHIO THE K 6. 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Shoe Company The Complete Men and Boys' Store Serving Putnam County Since 1898 OTTAWA, OHIO The Rimer Store Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Lockers and Slaughtering Phone M--23 RIMER, OHIO K L E N K ' S Grove's Style Store Shoes and Clothing Columbus Grove, Ohio Compliments of The Parks-Klay Company Gasoline - Fuel Oil Lima, Ohio Earl's Hardware 6 Supply Profit by the Economy of Quality General Hardware - Roofing Spouting - Sporting Goods Plumbing :S Electrical Supplies General Pump Repair Cairo, Ohio Phone 16-170 Compliments of Corkwells' Drug Store Ottawa, Ohio Hctwkey's Pharmacy COLUMBUS GROVE OHIO Compliments of Everett and Best Grocery CAIRO. OHIO Best sWishes of Kurber Electric Columbus Grove. Ohio OAK RESTAURANT Fine Foods OTTAWA, OHIO QUINN'S Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes Fresh and Smoked Meats KALIDA. OHIO ,98- Myers Chevrolet Sales W. F. MYERS O. R. 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