Homer High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Homerville, OH)

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'z- 'J' '18 ! 1 1 Ju K Lt. ,.-:w'-.- , ' -' v 7 1 ff R ji, ,Hd Lf ' , - 'ff THE I957 CAVALIER PRESENTED BY THE SENIORS OF HOMER HIGH SCHCOL HOMERVILLE, CHIO We the Class of 57 1nv1te you parents faculty and students to step through these doors and recall wtth us memones of the school year 56 and 57 We hope as you look through this yearbook you can share wxth us the fun hopes successes even the disappomtments we have known '11 DEDICATIC 'Il Our apprecratron for the wonderful work and patrence you have shown us cannot easrly be expressed rn words Mr Gottron There have been many trmes when you have been patxent wrth our remarks and chrldrsh tncksbecause of the goodness ln your heart We wxll always be grateful for your many last chances and for your srncere rnterest rn our marks Although many of lu have never been able to show our feelxngs, we hope thxs appreclatron wlll help you to understand ADMINISTRATICN XD! LEFT TO RIGHT Harold Owen Arthur Stevenson Gerald Schempp Lee McFreder1ck Lawrence Jeffery Claude Rex SCHOOL BOARD DAVID L BREWER Superxntendent SUPERINTENDENVS MESSAGE For the years events and acttvmes we are thankful and to those who have recorded them 1n this book we offer our congratulatxons 1'- X i FACULTY MRS MABEL NEISWINTER Home Economlcs Englrsh 8 dc 9 Amerrcan Government A B Peru State College M A Unrverstty Ohto Umversrty MRS MARIAN DEBOW Shorthand Typrng 18: II General Busrness Bookkeepxng Burdett College of Boston Unrversxty of Marne B S 1n Ed Ohto Unrverstty MRS MARY HINES Englrsh Latm French Speech B S ln Ed Ohlo Unrverslty MRS ELFREDA JOHNSON Vocal Musrc M Kent State Unrversrty WILLIAM MORRIS, fAbsenty rt B S tn Ed Kent State Umverstty MR ARTHUR KOZLOWSKI Coach Soctal Studres Health Industrral Arts Drtver Bducatton B S Mlaml Umversrty MR E B WORKMAN Bxology Math Socxal Studres B S Ashland College MR DAVID L BREWER, SUPT Geometry Physrcs Algebra B S 1n Ed Oh1oUmvers1ty M Ed Ohxo Untverstty MR DOUGLAS GOTTRON General Scrence Vocattonal Agrrculture B S Cornell Untverstty MR AIFRED SPRIGGS Instrumental Musto B M E Oberlrn College 7 . ' . D . . Ef181iSh 7. Newspaper Kent State University B.S. .. ' ' . MR. . . . ' A Gillian SCHCDOL HELP Harold Foster Charles Skrnner Herbert Keen Raymond Khne Mrs Gentry and Mrs Taffrn .k3 ,jf Mrs Rogers Homer Alblon Mrs Ward and Mr Ward B 1' Mr. Krphnger I . 'H I ax' r X ., 'll 1 1 v , - 3 - . 1 +2 V lt 5 ikiiiht V V k I.: X qv r M 'rw f : 1 I - MW' X J K QF, s . , 35 .fc -. k ' L I . 7 , ' :P SENIORS SENICDR C ASS HISTCRY We the class of 1957 have frmshed the f1rst and most tmportant step of our hves We could wr1te volumes on our school days but we are only gomg to revlew a few of the lugh pomts of our happy twelve years wh1ch we have spent tn the halls of Homer In September 1945 the lustory of the class of f1fty seven began Mrs Leonard Black greeted us at the door Mrs Black s theme was all work made ,Tack a dull boy so we had a cxrcus of partres and re cesses for two months unt1l Mrs Beaulah Owen took over We then reahzed we were gomg to school to leam ln the f1rst grade there were 12 of us but as of now there are only s1x who are able to wnness that memorable OCCBSIOII. Those who have kept toddhng all these years are Bert Jeffery Eugene Nolt Ke1th Lowe, Dav1d Gentry Barbara Hursell, and Luelyn Cole In the second grade the class contmued our trek through the school assembly hne under the steady hand of Mrs Owen Marllyn Schempp jomed our happy httle gang, We were happy and scared when we presented our f1rst play The Easter Bunny Famtly In the thxrd grade we moved xnto a new room and were tntroduced to our new teacher Mrs Mrytle Hockensm1thCMrytle Hastmgsj Emmajean St1tes was added to our closely krut cog We had a rough t1me w1th some of the subtracuon problems Mrs Hockensmxth gave us Geography was a new and starthng subject to us We then progressed to the fourth grade MUIHPIICRUIOH along w1th Enghsh was drxlled mto us as the tempo mcreased B1.ll1e Anne Frank jolned our hard workmg class from A1b1on We Save our operetta Mother Goose, that year ln our f1fth year things were changed Because of the crowded cond1t1on of our school our llttle gang was d1v1ded mto two groups me group stayed 1n the same old room and the other group trooped xnto the next room w1th the stxth grade. The ch1ef foreman movmg the class along the assembly lme was me late Mrs Flora P1ke As we conttnued along the assembly hne our gang was joyfully reuruted 1n the stxth grade. Dale Wermer jomed our class from Congress We gave our second operetta R1p Van Wmkle Under the instrucuon of Mrs P1ke we cllmbed the sutth rung of the elementary ladder and reached wh1ch seemed to us the helght of mtellectuahsm, agam at the begmmng. We now had the advantage of lugh school teachers We had a b1g charge out of chmbmg all those sta1rs wh1ch 1sn t so much fun anymore. Mr Maynard Bauer was our advtser Wtth the help of Mrs Nelson Campbell fnee Mtss Helen Becky our Engllsh class gave many skxts L1ttle Women, Tom Sawyer Ink Splash Commerc1al, and an amusmg rad1o program In the elghth grade a new group of students came Fred Herrmann from Euchd Jan Pappas from Spencer and Wayne Shorts from West Salem. After a trymg year we were happy when we passed our e1ghth grade tests Barbara and Dav1d had qtute an ep1sode of quarrels and were regular v1s1tors to Mr Brewer s offxce, Mr Eugene Turke was our adv1ser that year We started to eam money by selhng p1es at noon and havtng a scrap dr1ve We began our freshman year as a rruscluevous group of twenty one Jean Ramsler jomed our class from Creston We had to go through the annual uuuatxon week sponsored by the sophomores who had no mercy We rather enjoyed all those so called tortures even though we all had colds and could taste shavtng cream for the rest of the month. We were now able to attend all the b1g school parues Mr E B Workman was our advtser that year We started our Sophomore year under the gtudance of Mrs Mary Hmes We now had the pleasure of uutiatmg the poor httle freshmen. We ordered our class rmgs and were proud of them. Some of the g1r1s d1dn t keep thetrs very long though We gtrls dec1ded to proclalm a Pmk Day wluch IS March 18th when everyone wears pmk. We hope our tradxuon wlll be carr1ed on m the followmg years to come. We were very proud of our basketballteam that year as we went to the Secuonal Tournament at Loratn and the Dzstnct Tournament at Kent. We were always there at every game supportmg the team For our projects to make money we sold p1es at noon had a scrap dr1ve and sold popcorn and pop at the baseball games In May we journeyed to Cleveland and toured the Natural I-hstory Museum, Health Museum and went to see the Shakespear1an play Juhus Caesar Our ,Tumor year opened w1th a Bang. Mrs Edwa Mosher greeted us as our advtser for the year Our projects for the year were sellmg hot dogs popcorn, and potato clups at the basketball games We sold peanut crunch and damty nunts, and had a scrap dr1ve , . . . . ' Cl ' !i ' ' ' u - - on ' . . . As we entered the seventh grade, we discovered very quickly that instead of being at the top, we were . . . . . , . , , D ' 0 . , , an - n ll ,Di ll ' Q! ' ' , . . . . , . S NIGR CLASS HISTORY After many arguments we finally chose as our class colors, pastel pink and blue, class flower, carnationg and class motto, He Can Who Thinks He Can. After much time and consideration we chose our class play, Take Your Medicine. Because of a snow storm the play was called off, but on March 22, and 23, 1956, we presented a hilarious hospital scene which was an unforgettable sensation, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Hines. One of our happiest activities of the year was our Junior-Senior Banquet. Our theme was Hitch Your Wagon To a Star. We all thought it was a success, and all had fun even those who came sleepy- eyed to clean up the next day. On September 10, 1956, fourteen girls and boys entered our home room and were greeted by a real ball of fire, whom we have come to know as Mr. Arthur Kozlowski. We now considered ourselves the big wheels of the school. Our Senior year, with many activities, saw everyone working like robots. Our first money making project of the year was the basketball refreshment stand. In October we rodded over to Peck's Studio at Akron and had our pictures taken. We chose our Senior play, Finders Creepers, a hilarious mystery, love, and comedy. Under the successful direction of Mrs. Mary Hines we presented our unforgetable play, which was a real riot, on November 9, and 10, 1956. We started annual advertising and worked very diligently to sell many ads. We broke school records and cleared more money than any other class. Instead of chewing gum this year we discovered tooth picks. Marilyn Schempp was chosen varsity cheerleader for the fourth year. She now had a county record of being a cheerleader for eight years. At the time of this writing, the Senior class is looking forward to our class trip to Washington in March, Baccalureate on May 19, and our long dreamed of goal, Commencement on May 24. These events are our last dear and fond memories of time spent in school. During our first six years it was our privilege to be under the supervision of Superintendent M. A. Lenz. At his departure in 1951, the superintendency was taken over by Mr. David L. Brewer, who has seem us througm many trials and tribulations and it is under his supervision that he shall see us in our caps and gowns as we shall say farewell to Homer School. As we look back on our school experiences we must express our sincere thanks to the teachers who worked so diligently that we might be in the place we are today. THE STARTING CLASS 4 4 David Gentry Bert Jeffery Luelyn Cole Barbara Hursell Keith Lowe Eugene Noll Vice President BERT IEFFERY Class Plays Class Officer Mixed Chorus County Chorus Ensemble Student Council Officer Basketball Baseball Track Officer Library Club French Club Shop Annual Staff I President JEAN RAMSIFF Class Plays Class Officer Mixed Chorus County Chorus French Club Officer . Latin Club . Officer Newspaper . Timekeeper Scorekeeper Scholarship Test Physical Education Y Teens f QQ, ri Al? Secretary MARILYN SCHEMPP Class Plays Class Officer Mixed Chorus Ensemble County Chorus French Club Officer Latin Club Officer Library Club Officer Cheerleader Varsity All County Cheer Honorable Mention Newspaper Y-Teen Officer Student Council Officer . Poetry Reading Office Annual Staff 'Q -F-vbC4J-5--D--A p4 Scholarship Test Physical Education T Yeens Officer Driver Training Rodeo Band Officer Home Economics Officer Annual Staff '-' u .I . 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' ' 1 2 M' ' -, ' . 1 ' 2 3 4 ' 24 if X 4 ll N, BA RBA RA HU RSE LL Class Plays Class Off1cer Mlxed Chorus Ensemble County Chorus Band Latm Club Off1cer French Club Offlcer rt Llbrary Club Y Teens Home Econom1cs Newspaper Pr1nce of Peace Physxcal Educatlon Annual Staff 2 34 DAV Class Plays Mlxed Chorus French Club Llbrary Club Basketball Baseball H1 Y Offlcer Shop Track Annual Staff ID GENTRY fbi! fr X wx 'BC FRED Class Plays HERRMANN Mlxed Chorus Lxbrary Club Basketball Baseball Track H1 Y Vocatxonal Agnculture Shop Annual Sta ff fx O, sf? A llfllllli 4 U fy' IIIIDQFI 41 I 1 n 4 KEITH LOWE Class Plays Mixed Chorus County Chorus Ensemble Band County Band Officer Latin Club Vocational Agriculture Officer Library Club Basketball Baseball Track Hi Y Annual Staff AN APPAS Class Plays Mixed Chorus County Chorus Nlewspaper Sports Editor T Yeens French Club Officer Prince of Peace County Contest Poetry Reading County Contest Library Club Home Economics . Office . . . Annual Staff . . . Ticket Sales B . . . Timekeeper WAYNE SHORTS Class Plays Class Officer Mixed Chorus Student Council . . . . . . . Hi-Y ....... . . , ,., Basketball . . Manager . . . . . . Baseball . Manager.. ....4 Track... . ....l . 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff , , , , , , 4 Shop..... 1 'x EMMAIEAN STITES Class Plays Mxxed Chorus Ensemble County Chorus Band Physxcal Education Offrce Y Teens French Club Ltbrary Club Annual staff DA LE WEIMER Class Plays . Mixed Chorus County Chorus Hi-Y . Basketball . Vocational Agriculture Annual Staff l DAVID L BREWER - Adviser l XJ CLASS PRCPHECY December 15, 1967 Dear Friends, I have just finished an eight year job of redecorating the White House in Washington, D. C. I have just returned from a trip and this letter will review the visits that lhave made to my graduation classmates of 1957. I stopped in the Blue Hills of Kentucky and visited with Emmajean Stites who had just finished writing her second volume of books. Emmajean told me Eugene Nolt lived just two miles north so I drove up and found him in the hills farming. He owns nearly 500 acres and he is still courting EmmaJean in his 37 Dodge as he did ten years ago A few days later I bought a newspaper in Cleveland and was about to read an article when I saw at the top of the item, Reporter Billie Anne Frank I found Billie Anne very much in dulged in her work. She told me Jean Ramsier was a social worker at the home several blocks from there so I looked Jean up and found her with a group of children around her I discovered Luelyn Cole modeling clothes at Annats in Wooster I stopped at Homer School the next day and very much to my surprise David Gentry is chief cook there Jan Pappas still hves in Homerville and is the owner of a fme restaurant I found Marilyn Schempp working ui the fields She is now the best farmer ln Medina County A week later I arrived in Texas Dale Weimer now owns the largest ranch in Texas while wayne Shorts owns thousands of oil wells lt looked as though they would have to give the state of Texas to Wayne and Dale. In Arizona I was caught for speeding and lo and behold Bert Jeffery was the patrolman who arrested me. My next stop was in Hollywood California where I visited with Keith Lowe and drove him over to the studio where he was to practice with The Lawrence Welk Orchestra Itold Keith I had never been able to locate Fred Herrmann smce I had started on this long trip and Keith said Fred had a barber shop down on the corner of the street and when I went to see Fred I found that he also styled hair So my hair was styled in the latest style and I started for home. well, my classmates have all changed a little and have all accomplished a great career Your friend Barbara Hursell WHAT THE ' 56 GRADUATES ARE DOING Carl Fntzsche Arlene Schempp wayne Null Mary Kay Hachtel Frank Niluser James Hummel Marlene Peck Carl Crebs Charles Crebs Ann Fassnacht James Zemancik Alton Bishop Kay Kast . Farming at home working at the Lodi State Bank Contractor for Creb s Attending Wooster Business College Attending Ashland College and married to Bob Norris Farming at home. Attending Ashland College Secretary at Medina County Courthouse Working for Holmes Rural Electric Co Inc Contractor for Creb s Attend1ngBeauticians School in Akron. Farming at home Farming at home Married to Fred Gern and living in Alabama I . . . . ,, ,, . . . . ' . . ' . . . . . ' ' - tg n ' . I I fl . ........ ....... . . ' . Lynn Grissinger ....... . ....... . ' ' . O SENIOR C ASS PERSONALITIE NAME Martlyn Schempp Luelyn Cole Barbara Hursell Jean Ramster Emmajean Stttes Jan Pappas Btllte Anne Frank Dale Wetmer Davrd Gentry Bert Jeffery Wayne Shorts Ketth Lowe Eugene Nolt Fred Herrmann NAME Martlyn Schempp Luelyn Cole Barbara Hursell Jean Ramster Emmayean Strtes Jan Pappas Btllre Anne Frank Dale Wetmer Davrd Gentry Bert Jeffery Wayne Shorts Kerth Lowe Eugene Nolt Fred Herrmann NAME Martlyn Schempp Luelyn Cole Barbara Hursell Jean Ramster Emmajean Sttts Jan Pappas Btllte Anne Frank Dale Welmer Davtd Gentry Bert Jeffery Wayne Shorts Ketth Lowe Eugene Nolt Fred Herrmann AMBITION Farmer s Wrfe Old Matd School Teacher To have 13 chtldren Soctal Worker To be a cuccess Be an elementary Teacher Nurse Draftsman Truck Dr ver Rtch Republrcan Contractor Rxch Farmer Farmer Farmer PAST IME Runmng Around Talktng on the Telephone 1m Roddrn around Eugene Dancmg the Jttterbug Staymg out at ntght Bonme Keeptng The Amtsh 1 One Spectal Blonde Certam Juntor G1rl Chasrng Amtsh Grrls Sports Chasrng Ptgs WEAKNESS Men rn the Servtce Clothes and food 1m John Elvls Presley Records Fords l'll.I'1 Black and yellow convembles Bonme Sleep Wanda Sherry Food Food Brtdges NICKNAME Shrtmp Peachy e Jeannte Emmre an 1 Speedo Generator u Mose Gene Jungle Bunny FAVORITE SONG Prtsctlla Tontght You Belong T True Love Walktng tn The Ram Don t Be Cruel Green Door Arn t That A Shame Don t Be Cruel Don t Be Cruel Don t Be Cruel Houng Dog True Love The Thtng FAVORITE SAYING Go Ape Man Don t Get Shook Bull Tatls Move the Body You re a Real Gone Goon That s real cracky Gee Whrz That ll Be the Day Jungle Bunny Got Nose Trouble Jungle Bunny Amos I goofed Back In the States PET PEEVES 68I'l People who accuse falsely Redheads Martlyn Stuck up people People who try to boss Jealous People Speed 11mlIS and cops Fords Democrats Chevtes Bert Jeffery Cheaters Republtcans FAVORITE SINGER Elv1s Presley Elvts Presley Pat Boone Elvts Presley Elv1s Presley Johnnte Ray Pat Boone Elvts Presley Elvts Presley Pat Boone Rudy Yoder Bmg Crosbey Lours Armstrong HOBBY Coon Huntmg Roddtn Around Sewmg Gotng out wtth John Watchmg T V Flrrtmg Gotng out nlghts FlSh1I1g Sleeptng Hunttng Gtrls Amxsh Gtrls Sports Eatmg . , . . I ' R d I . . B.u . . A1 B d ' ' ' o Me ' I' ' ' Tonight You Belong To Me Pat Boone . , . , 1. e ,, , ,, . I. . . CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of 57 Clfy of HOl'IleI'V1u6 County of Medlna and State of Oh1o bemg 1nsar1e and under the mfluence of DCDSI upon leavmg the walls of th1s 1nst1tut1on make our last w1ll and testament for the followmg people To the .Tumors we regretfully leave our home room askmg them to keep the erasers where they belong and the chalrs 1n stratght hnes our back seats ln the audttorxum our reputatton of bemg truly d1gn1f1ed Seruors and our GOOD behavlor dur1ng our Semor year Also we leave them our pr1v1lege to be f1rst tn the cafeterta hne the Sophomores we leave our ab111ty to always come up lauglung tn rough s1tuat1ons the Freshmen we leave our brlght and shlmng faces so thelrs may someday be as brtght as ours Mr Brewer we leave a new school bu1ld1ng tn wh1ch to teach hrs 2 000 algebra students Mrs DeBow we leave four reams of typmg lessons to grade over summer vacatton Mr Gottron we leave all new farm machlnery for the agrtculture class The b111w111 be put on the class of 58 s charge account To Mrs Hmes we leave another study hall so her Engllsh classes can learn the1r spelhng words on ttme for a change To Mrs Johnson we leave a handbookon 101 ways to d1sc1pl1ne next years semors III chorus To Mrs Nerswmter we leave a rnap and a certthcate for thtrty pocket rad1os so next years seruors can keep up on the current events To Mr Kozy we leave a 1958 Champtonshlp basketball team player and one new drum player to take our places ln band who w1ll be as faithful 1n attend1ng rehearsals as we were To Mr Workman we leave some wax to preserve the httle b1t of hatr he has left and some bubbles gum so he not only can chew hls gum but also blow bubbles Luelyn Cole w1ll my ablhty to eat all Ideslre and not gatn wexght to Lura Walders a.nd to grm and bear II to any good sport Brlhe Anne Frank, w1ll my abthty to have blond hatr whenever Iwant to Marcxa Rex Davxd Gentry w1ll my abthty to stay away from Delaughter to Harry Brooks Fred Herrmarm, w1ll my ab1l1ty to mrss the bus every mormng to my brother B111. Barbara Hursell, w1ll my place tn band to Sharon Rex who deserves xt Bert Jeffery w1ll my ab111ty to go steady for one year wlth the same g1rl to Homer Sooy Ketth Lowe w1ll my ablhty to play the trombone to Duane Snoddy Eugene Nolt wtll my abtlxty to dr1ve to Emmajean Stttes I, Jan Pappas, w1ll my dark brown ha1r to Davld Blodgett so he can pass for Cool D1p Elvxs Presely s I'lV3L I, Jean Ramster w1ll my abtllty to drtve to my sxster D1x1e who needs a few lessons Martlyn Schempp w1ll my seat on the bus to Ray B1sard so he can srt wtth Betty Long, Wayne Shorts w1ll my spot on the basketball team to Bert Jeffery Emmajean Stltes w1ll my ablhty to be true to one boy to Sherry Botdorf who needs ll badly I, Dale Wexmer w1ll my Enghsh class to whoever wants ll To . . . . . . n To . . . . . To i . . . . . I ' To . ' ' . To . ' ' . ' ' To Mr. Spriggs we leave two new tromboneplayers, twonew clarinet players, a new trumpet L . , . . . . L . . . . . . L . . . . L . I . . . . L ' . . . . . . . I' . ' . . . . I. . ' . L . . ' . . . . SENICR PL Y LEFT TO RIGHT Eugene Nolt Barbara Hursell, Jean Ramster, Emmajean St1tes Luelyn Cole Kelth Lowe Manlyn Schempp Dale We1mer B11l1e Anne Frank Fred Herrmann Jan Pappas Dav1d Gentry Bert Jeffery Wayne Shorts FINDERS CREEPERS W1lber Maxwell Hercules Nelson Celeste Nelson Nlna Qulaley Frankle Nelson Aunt Mary Uncle Bob Helper Eugene Nolt Ke1th Lowe B1ll1e Anne Frank Manlyn Schempp .T ean Ramster Bert Jeffery Fred Herrmann CAST Granny Mr Qlugley Dr Brown Madelme Qtugley Harry Schuster Claude Dlrector STORY OF THE PLAY Luelyn Cole Dale We1mer Fred Herrmarm Barbara Hursell Wayne Shorts Dav1d Gentry Mrs Mary Hmes F1nders Creepers takes place mamorturary that Uncle Bob recently purchased Hercules Uncle Bob s nephew brought h1s bosom pal W1lber along to VISII for the weekend Ne1ther one of them suspected they would be spendtng the week end w1th a walkmg corpse. When W1lber met Celeste you could tell then that cupxd s arrow h1t the home The same thmg happened to Numa and Hercules To complxcate thmgs Mr Qutgley wouldn t stay dead and he and Granny msxsted upon ptterbugglng. The boys w1th Frankle s help uncovered the attempted murder of Mr Qmgley as Dr Brown The boys weren t half as crazy as they were afra1d After a httle snoopnng they found that Nma s grandfather really wasn t dead He was only pretendmg so he and Uncle Bob could f1nd the culpnt that tr1ed to k1l1 fum. All I.hlS was more than Aunt Mary could stand and to top xt off Granny and Mr Qngley were planmng to elope Everythmg worked out alrlght at the end as all plays do Th1s mystery comedy and love play was successfully QIVBII November 9 and 10 1956, under the d1rect1on of Mrs Hmes . I H l . I D I I I 9 . . . . .... .Tan Pappas Daphne ...... . . . . Emmajean Stites .. . . f , . lr qua tu K 7, 1 P06 Jack Benson Wayne Benson Fred Benson Lottie Nelson Dottie Carleton Miss Holt Henry K, Dodson K-14 Keith Lowe Wayne Shorts Fred Herrmann Barbara Hursell Billie Anne Frank Emmajean Stites David Gentry BACK ROW Jan Pappas Eugene Nolt B1111e Anne Frank, Barbara Hursell, Bert Jeffery Marilyn Schempp Mrs Hines JeanRams1er EIIIITIHJCZIISIIIBS Helen Rowe, Davtd Gentry Luelyn Cole. FRONT ROW Fred Herrmann Wayne Shorts Keith Lowe Dale Weimer YOUR CAST Dodie Blake Angela Warren Dr William Jackson Dovie Finkledink Cordelia Puckett Hoofendyke Director . STORY OF THE PLAY ME Helen Rowe Marilyn Schempp Bert Jeffery Luelyn Cole . Jan Pappas Dale Weimer Mrs Mary Hines Take Your Medicine took place in a hospital where Mr Dodson and Mr. Puckett were DICINE patients. Pat was Mr Dodson s special nurse while Mr Puckett had two pretty nurses Lottie and Dottie. Miss Holt head nurse ordered the orderlies Jack, Wayne and Fred arotmd. Dovie dropped in to see Henry as shewas just a little more than interested in him Jonathon was running up a large bill buying things for the nurses and his sister Cordelia didn t like that one bit, Dodie, a student nurse, took temperatures and washed faces against the patients wishes. HClI'Y'S niece. Angela, visited him in the hospitalandintroduced her fiance, Dr, William J ackson. Henry thought Bill was a medical doctor but really Bill was a mathematician and knew nothing about medicine. Hoofendyke, a demented patient, tried to kill Henry but Bill managed to save him and get a 510,000 wedding present from Uncle Hairy. Everything tumed out just fine in the end. The Senior Class of 5'T gave this threeact comedy duringour Junior year on March 23 and 24, 1956. lt was a huge success and we were all very proud that our first play was really liked by all who saw it. It was under the able direction of Mrs. Mary Hines. JU IOR PLAY J. '27 :fi UM I f J- fit' KW J 3 Eugene Nolt Barbara Hursell Keith Lowe Billie Anne Frank Lue Marilyn Sehernpp Dale Weirner Bert Jeffery David Gentry Jean Wayne Shorts David Gentry Fred Herrmann Jean Rarnsier lnfole Bert Jeffery Marilyn Sehempp Barbara Hursell Eugene Nolt Fred Herrmann Billie Anne Frank Ernmajean Stites Helen Rowe David Gentry Mrs Hines David Gentry 36: WE WERE YCU ?'f ' iff All-H uma- has Billie Anne Frank Fred Herrmann BCH Ihffefy Kelfh LOWE' Dale Wenmr Eugene N011 Wayne Shorts Jean Ramsler Fmmajean Xmas VN- l 6Z7'h 6 ANNUAL S AFF FIRST ROW Barbara Hursell, Emmagean Sntes Jean Ramsler B1111e Anne Frank Jan Pappas Mar11yn Schempp Luelyn Cole SECOND ROW Dav1d Gentry Bert Jeffery Wayne Shorts Dale Wermer Kerth Lowe Eugene Nolt Fred Herrmann Edltor B1ll1e Anne Frank H1stor1an Luelyn Cole The Prophecy Barbara Hursell The W1ll Emmajean Sutes Typxst Marxlyn Schempp Semor Acuvmes Jean Ramster Dummy Typtst and Athletlcs Jan Pappas Adverusing Wayne Shorts Davld Gentry Dale Wetmer Eugene Nolt Fred Herrmann Kexth Lowe Bert Jeffery Class Motto He can who thmks he can. Class Colors Pastel Pmk and Blue Class Flower Carnauon Graduatlon May 24 1957 I in 1 ' .2 I Y ', f , I ,- . . . . I. ' I I I I I I . - . I ' I I n I 1 I I III I I I I I I I I IIII III I I I .I I I IIIII. III I I IIIII .IIIIIII IIIII I I I I IIIIIII I II. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I III ..I.I.I..I .IIIIIIIIIIIII .I.IIIIIII.III.I.I. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I y I 1 I I u ' lr I..I..........IIIII. , III I I II. I I IIIIIIIII II II. II III ..III II , FRESHMANI ITI TIO BACK. Arlene Schempp FRONT- Marilyn Schempp BACK. Dale Weimer Bert Jeffery Dave Friend FRONT. Luelyn Cole Billie Anne Frank Helen Rowe The Freshman initiation was from October 5, 1953, until the 9th, Monday we wore burlap bags over our cloths, Tuesday we wore our clothes turned inside-out, Wednesday we carried all our books around in a burlap bag and cleaned up the sophomore's room at noon. Thursday we wore our clothes backward and the girls raked leaves at noong the boys picked stones off the ball diamond, Friday the boys wore baby bonnets and carried doll babies. The girls wore baby bonnets and carried baby bottles, which they filled with milk, pop, orange juice, and water, Q1 Friday night the sophomores had a party for initiation. We were greeted by water pistols and paddles. Then we had to take off our shoes and stockings, which were scattered all over the gym, and go barefoot the rest of the night. There were relays and the winners received a week's supply of rapid shave all over his hair and in his face, Marilyn looked like Frosty, the Snow Man and Peachy looked like she had been Singin' In The Rain. Emmajean, Barbara, and Jean had Aero tails. Some of the kids weren't watching where they were going and were almost trampled by a kid named David Gentry. Bert got soaked ducking for apples in a tub of ice cold water. After that we took a tour of the school, blindfolded. We had to follow a string up and down, around corners, in and out of doors, and under chairs and desks, After refreshments, most of the poor Freshmen were really bushed. BACK: Barbara Hursell David Gentry Helen Rowe Daniel Wuthrick Keith Lowe Roy Thompson FRONT: Billie Anne Frank Fred Herrmann BACK: Frances Majce FRONT: Marilyn Schempp Billie Anne Frank CLASSMEN HI X . I - ff? - r' l 't '-f- 2 ' lv 2' 5 A Barbara Allen David Blodgerr Harry Brooks Bruce Campbell Ralph Crebs Mane Frank Wrlma Foster Llnda Jo Grxsslnger JU IOR C ASS Fred H1nes Betty Hoffman Son1a Howman Beverly Prper D1x1e Ramsrer Marcra Re Wanda Shorts Lellam Sxmcox Davrd Snoddy Homer Sooy Carol Spellman Mary Strtes Patrlcla Strlne Bermece Trapp Herman Trapp I-r SOPHOMCDRE Q., C ASS Serry Botdorf Bertha Gem Larry Pummell 0-. Kathy Herrmann 43 -14' Calvm Nolt Harry Lerby 1-'X 9X 1 Q Dennxs Erwln '3- Joyce Roberts - vu 5 1 Roberta Rowe Ann Spellman 7 -- Anita Thompson Laura Walder ,ge 0' ge- Laffy Wood Sonja Voorhees '!1 Richard Wuthrick ,J ll .' v 'G' Ray Bisard Bertha Blodgert Mary Ann Bridgetr G , -.- Ricnard Brooks V Nancy Campbell . ss ., I Rrchard Clark Ks alter Clark Kit Qonwgll Nancy Gelger EIOISC Gpnrry - wax.-1,0 . r ,. ,ev Y,-1 , ... .,.r.,,,w, fa, 51. --,xg-1. fad A ag, T X 3, ' -3 - Q ,-.-. f n- V if ' 4-- 'hurl FRESHMAN C A ft? Q vu -an 1 A Jf if L.. E. 'N .fr aw Y' .X ,V ,fy A n ' Q ,fr -fr , , ,fg-:aw-1 . , 41, fl, r ' - 4'31?5,W 41 ' ' aw.. my f 5 A.: ., . is Donald Hoffman Lourse How man EUC Krnell Jerry Lasch George Mchrllrams Llnda Nlorrls Llla Null Eva Perm Ian RClllll31'C1I Jlll Rowe Par Mandel rrlun Q LOUISE XN6lCll Dax ld x url r1Cl-4 AB5FNT June Kravn sadrc Morne . A ' , In-,N . V Y x ga -0 ' ' Av ' ' u J' -Q r P 4, ' A ' A V 5 ' V WR' ' -X, ' 1 'v ,5- f l W l , N' , r ' ff x S ' .X Q L ' ,, K ' P .f ,5 . f r Ar' f 41 ' 4 A A ' V K Q 4:45 Q N 0 -Y V X X' 6? ' I ' .l f dpi 1 ,, N N 1 X A ,KJ 4 ,f 1' . my a . X 5 ' A 2 ,Q f' a sr' ' . .. Q? r of A ' f ' Kar rf' 4 L K a' X Q s Q Q, Ka I f - '.-. inn-r - - , .2 Q- R as V1 . - - r . , ,-Q X NN, I: . .1 X . - 1 4-1 '.-X1 X. x I: Q - . 5, . .- Maxine Austin Susan Brxdgett Connie Billhexmer Kary Fe nstermaker -X J Carol Bisard Wllliam Moms Charles Napier Joe M3566 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Duane Snoddy Elaine Roberts Y Sharon Rex Philip Simcox .Y KXJIV A p ps NW, Julia Ramsier Vivian Ramsier Patsy Stevenson David Trapp 1 'Q' Robert Allen Ellen Blshop James Bofdoff Tommy Brooks Robert Clark Ov kr 'D C1ar1ce Gem hm Gott BCIYY was Judy bong -H I, Tv, x , - ' I l - Q . Marilyn Rowe Sue Schmetzer 41' f Leshe Clevldence ? jack Grrssmger 1 Max McFredenck Ann Shorts Margaret Gerger EVE TH GR DE C ASS Absent B111 Herrmann Ehzabeth Jenkms sl' 'Cdr' ki , Noreen Mcwllhams Denms Nestxch n....v sa 2' 'S Sue Phlllrps Larry Lelby Carl Rogers Z'-1'-'NN Eugene Snoddy Maxine TraDD Bud Wandel SIXTH GR DE FRONT ROW Dave Workman B111 Thompson Ray Howman Paul Lowe Dick Markley Jim Nesuch Gerald We1mer Ken Halhwell Denny Howe. SECOND ROW Elalne Conwell Bob Wuthr1ch Ron Shanks Carol Napler Nancy Cupp Linda Pummel Linda Brooks Leota Gern .Tack Rams1er THIRD ROW Mrs Kirvel Allen Blodgett Roger Peck Ron Steele Torn W1lll3mS FRONT ROW Howard Steele Owen Cumpston J'1m Williams Stephen Wandel Rex Ramsler Charles Certer SECOND ROW Donald Pullem Danny Cole Phyllls Damels Lois Sooy Barbra Kline Bonnie Long Carol Hisey THIRD ROW Mrs Lowe Wilma Allen Ronald Wood Tom Pullem Mary Fleming Scheryl Le1vy, Barbara Baker Leach, Barbara Howard, Phillip Rowe, Ann Herrmann, Alice LaMar, Linda Kline,. Glenda Schibley, OLIRTH GRADE FRONT ROW Karl Kolb Rlchard McFreder1ck Frank S1mcox Donald Wexmer Ronald Adamson Curt1s Schlbley Pat:-1ck Gern SECOND ROW Frank Nestlch Glenn C1ev1dence J1m Markley Rtchard C1e v1dence, Gary Wandel Janet Flemmg J111 Gnsslnger Caro1eCupp G1or1a Steele Danny Rams1er THIRD Karen Conwell L1nda Carey Barbara Howman Suzan Archer FRONT ROW B1L1w Gump Jack Buchanan Tommy F1sher Marun Haas John Carey Jay Kast Gary Carpenter SECOND ROW Marv Owen Lonn1e Ramsxer T1mothy Ross Lmda Rams1er Mary Ann De Long Margaret Rowe Marsha Schwarz THIRD ROw Aune Carey Karen Owen Erma Shellhorn Bar bara Nesuch Eugene Bowersock Jack Gelger L1nda Steele FOURTH ROW Jaruce Clark, Kerry Gump Dav1d Balley. Charles Jenklns, Helen Shorts, Carol Hoffman, Panela Fenstermaker ROW: Mrs. Campbell, Mary Herrmann, Jane Workman, Fred Owen, Stanley Null, Gloria Jean Carpenter, SECO D GRADE FRONT ROW D3V1d Ross George Flemlng Merle Archer Randy Buchanan Marlon Halhwell Dav1d Gruver SECOND ROW Clayton Dlllenbeck, Donnle Wuthr1ch Ke1th Jackson Cloyd Rogers Rlta Thomp son Donna Howard Laura Cumpston THIRD ROW Pamela S1mcox John Pay Pr1sc111a Owen Lmda Drury Donme Thompson Beverly Ph1111ps Betsy MBSSIC FOURTH ROW M1ss M1ddour Dallen Botdorf Romne W1lhams Margaret Herrmann Peggy Erchel Cher1LaMar Carol Adamson Carol Hachtel Gary Clevrdence FIRST GR DE Q0 FRONT ROW Dav1d Gordan Rex Buchanan Jerry Brewer Frank Hoffman Jtmmy Bowersock Herbert Ph1111ps R1ck1 Bowersock SECOND ROW John Rogers Franc1seCarev Rlchard Etchel Ent Steele Chfford Cumpston Sue Roberts Nancy DeLong Joan Lelby THIRD ROW Kathy Kltne Mary Ramster Bonme Wandel Eva Massle Dorothy Nesuch V1ck1e Pay Dorothy Schwarz Susan Fenstermaker Ruth Snoddy Mehssa Rameseyer FOURTH ROW Jane Haas Sammy Shellhorn Calvm Voorhees Scott Rowe Vzckx Bowersock Judy Haas DOFIS Allen Mrs We11er i .I .5 ACTIVITIES 9 l I ff auf f . - ' ' , , - ' . -- - I Q1 W I . I I - I lx - I , I . I f ' Q - ' vu :-Afil., g4T:v.QT 'y1y,4,. ,, '- .., ' ' A Am IFJ. x I v- ,, ,7w,,.,:, F H In . A ' L -- ... .. , I 4 S N WSPAPER STAFF BACK ROW Davtd Blodgett W11ma Foster Carol Spellman Betty Hoffman Lexlam Stcox Anna Thompson Joyce Roberts FRONT ROW J' an Pappas Marie Frank, Marcla Rex Mrs DeBow Barbara Allen Bertha Gem Kathy Herrmann. Editor Managing Ed1tor Sports Edxtor Art Edttor Stencll Typ1st Dummy Typ1st Homer I-hgh School. Wilma Foster Betty Hoffman J an Pappas Dav1d Blodgett Mane Frank Marcxa Rex Composiuon Adv1sor Bertha Gem Joyce Roberts Kathy Herrmann Anna Thompson Carol Spellman Marxan DeBow Asst. Art c. .. Leilani Simcox Reports . . . . .... Barbara Allen The paper is published every two weeks on Thursday by the Ink Splash staff of STLIDE T COUNCIL THIRD ROW Joe Magce Ph111p Srrncox Larry Wood Mrs Hmes Kathy Herrmann SECOND ROW JIITUITY Botdorf Tommy Brooks Wanda Shorts Sherry Botdorf Ann Spellman PatStr1ne FIRST ROW Mary Sutes Marxe Frank L1nda .To Gnssmger Le11an1 S1mcox Beverly Plper LIBRARY CLUB ?-'S' Q S it THIRD ROM Lrla Null Eugene Iwolt Davxd Blodgett D1ck Wurhnch Charles Ixapler SECOND ROM Elame Conwell Conme B1l.Ihe1mer Sue Ph1L11ps Llnda Jo Grxsslnger Roberta Rowe J1m Rowe Jack Gmssmger FIRST ROW Jean Rams1er Mr Brewer JR Y TEENS 1 I el i O FIRST ROW Ann Shorts Eltzabeth Jenkms Manlyn Rowe Sue Schmetzer Margaret Gexger Sharon Rex Carol Brsard Connle Bilhermer SECOND ROW Noreen McW1ll1ams Ellen Bishop Judy Long Clance Gem Mary Cumpston Betty Long Susan Bndgett Maxrne Austm THIRD ROW Ela1ne Roberts Iul1aRamsier Pat Stevenson Kay Fenstermaker Lorame Cumpston Mrs Marran DeBow GOALS To grow as a person To grow 1n fnendshrp wxth people of all races rehglons and natxonalitles To grow m the knowledge and love of God V WE E US 17337 A :args ffm 'XXXX1lllllp XQ X1 71 I Y R YTEENS 00.9 of FIRST ROW Mrs Mar1on DeBow Barbara Allen Carol Spellman Bern1ce Trapp Wanda Shorts Jean Ramsler Le11an1S1mcox Marcla Rex Patr1c1a Strme Sonja Howman. SECOND ROW Barbara Hursell B1ll1e Arme Frank Martlyn Schempp Luelyn Cole Emma Jean Sutes D1x1e Ramsler Mary Sutes Betty Hoffman W11ma Foster THIRD ROW L11a Nu1.1 Mary Ann Br1dgett Loulse Howman Nancy Ge1ger Bertha Blodgett Patncxa Wandell, Joyce Roberts Kathleen Herrmann Sherry Botdorf Bertha Gern FOURTH ROW Ann Spellman Roberta Rowe Sonja Voorhees Laura Walder Beverly P1per L1nda ,T o Gnssmger Mane Frank Eva Lee Petut Amta Thompson GOALS To grow as a person. To grow 1n fr1endsh1p wlth people of all races rellglons and nauonalmes To grow 1n the knowledge and love of God OFFICERS Pres1dent Jean Rams1er Vxce Presldent Wanda Shorts Secretary Letlaru S1mcox Treasurer Marcma Rex BACK Manda Shorts Le1lan1S1mcox Marc1a FRONT Jean Ramsler 1 O . , V1 A V . ' ,4u '4'. -1 x'.A' fr' tu 3 - 1 1 1 1 I I I I I . . . . . 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' 3 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 3 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I I I 1 ............ Q., t - O nnuavnnl 1 - I I 1 -et Y, ' l TO PROMOTE CHRISTIAN IDEALS FIRST ROW Fred Herrmann Drck Brooks Donald Hoffman Eugene Nolt Bert Jeffery Jan Remhardt Ralph Crebs D1ck Wuthrrck SECOND ROW Dale Wermer Ray Brsard Krt Con well Larry Pummell Er1c Krrvel Calvrn Nolt Larry Wood Davld Gentry THIRD ROW Kerth Lowe Wayne Shorts Herman Trapp Davrd Snoddy Fred Hmes Bruce Campbell Davrd Blodgett Harry Brooks FOURTH ROW Jrm Rowe Davrd Wuthrrck George Mcwxllrams Jer ryLasch Rrchard Clark Walter Clark Denms Irwm Homer Sooy Mr Workman By affrlratlng wrth the Natronal H1 Y Fellowshrp our club wrll be cooperaung wrth many others to PlOV1de the strmulatxon that comes from a sense of berng a part and sharlng a common purpose of a nat1onal fellowshrp of hrgh school boys and grrls wrthrn the Y M C A More adequately fulfrll the objectrves of the Young Men s Chrrstran ASSOCIAIIOD to burld Chrrstian personalrty and a more Chrrsuan Socrety Develop natronal standards of good club practlces Provide and exchange of 1nformat1on and program suggesuons 5 Strengthen local state area and narronal leadershrp MIXED CHORUS Bnnnh P nf5nn0'Hrwn6n g 'Wm Q z'U lU lF5 FRONT ROW Mrs Johnson Lmda Gnssmger Beverly Plper Mane Frank, Letlaru S1mcox Marcla Rex Nancy Campbell, Lou1se Welch, Bertha Blodgtt SadxeMorr1s Pat Wandel, Mary Sntes Dix1e Ram s1er Kathy Herrmann, Luelyn Cole, Wanda Shorts Sherry Bodtorf Barbara Hursell, BzJ11e Anne Frank Berruece Trapp Eva Peut MIDDLE ROW J1m Rowe, Wayne Shorts Harry Brools Kexth Lowe Ray Bisard Davxd Blodgett, Fred Hmes Dennis Irwm Bruce Campbell, Dav1d Gentry Eugene Nolt Bert Jeffery Fred Herrmann Dav1d Snoddy Dale We1mer Calvm Nolt Homer Sooy Dav1d Wuthrlch. TOP ROW Wxlma Foster Betty Hoffman Barbara Allen Emmajean Sntes Nancy Ge1ger Lmda Norr1s Soma Voorhees Ann Spellman Laura Walders Carole Spellman Joyce Roberts Anita Thompson Marllyn Schempp Lou1seHowman, Eloise Gentry Soma Howman June Krav1tz Jean Ramsxer ABSENT R1chard Brooks Roberta Rowe. The Mixed Chorus f.h1S year IS composed of Hfty CIQII members tmder the able dxrecuon of Mrs Alfreda Johnson. They smg mostly four part mus1c and engoy smgmg popular songs Their activlties for the year were a Christmas Program, speclal selecuons for dle A1b1on Farmer s Insntute and the Spring Festival The members ofthe Mlxed Chorus Wl.Shl0Ih3.Ilk Mrs Johnson for her lnstrucuon and pauence throughout the school year A A r ' ffl A WH444 , , 'W , ' . 4, A 5 jf!! .H -5 Vi, f f :lr 'W FIRST ROW Left Column Sonya Voorhees Bertha Gern Bermece Trapp Denms Howe, Ann Spellman Davtd Snoddy Barbara Hursell. SECOND ROW Ph111p Srmcox Marrlyn Rowe, Sue Schmetzer Kathy Herrmann Patsy Stevenson Sharon Rex B1ll1e Anne Frank MIDDLE Lmda Norr1s EmmajeanSt1tes Elotse Gentry Jan Remhardt Roger Peck, Denms Irwm FIRST ROW R1ght Column. Ray Blsard Roberts Rowe Mar1lyn Schempp Max McFreder1ck. SECOND ROW Ketth Lowe Duane Snoddy J ack Grrssmger Calv1n Nolt .Toe Majce, L1nda Klme Pat WandeL MAJORETTES Betty Hoffman Sherry Botdorf Carole Spellman W11ma Foster The Band thls year IS composed of thlrty seven members nmder the expert gutdance of Mr Andrew Spriggs Thexr acuvities for the year have been playxng at the Medma County I-'au' We also took part tn an erght school Bandorama at the Medma high school stadtum. We had a couple of ex change concerts and our annual Sprxng Concert All the Band members would hke to take this opporturuty to thank The Booster Club for helpmg us get Band Umforms Th1s ts the f1rst year Homer s Band has had umforms We also w1sh to thank Mr Sprxggs for h1s mstruction and panence wh11e helpmg us to learn how to march. The Mayorettes want to thank Mr Spriggs for his mstruction and help wh11e teach mg us BACK ROW Barbara Hursell, Betty Hoffman Le11an1 Sxmcox Wanda Shorts Marcta Rex FRONT ROW L1ndaJoGr1ss1nger Mary Sutes B11l1e Anne Frank Mrs Johnson GIRLS NSEMBLE BOYS' NSEMBLE BACK ROW Eugene Iwolt Denrus Irwm Davld Snoddy Keith Lowe Bert Jeffery FRONT ROW Harry Brooks .T1m Rowe Homer Sooy F. F. . j . t, 1 'Li 3 T sf Q 6 5 FIRST ROW: Dale Weimer, Keith Lowe, RavBisard, Calvin Nolt, Richard Wuthrich, Eric Kirvel, Eugene Nolt, SECOND ROW: Herman Trapp, Ralph Crebs, Fred Hines, Homer Sooy, David Snoddy, David Blodgett, Fred Herrmann. THIRD ROW: George McWilliams, Donald Hoffman, Walter Clark, Dennis Erwin, ,Tim Rowe, Jan Reinhardt, Richard Clark. FOURTH ROW: David Wuthrich, Jerry Lasch, Mr. Gottron, Advisor. Seven Essentials of a Good Chapter 1. Interested Members 2, A challenging program of work. 3. Capable officers and leaders. 4. Adequate financing. 5, Distributed responsibility shared by ALL members. 6. Proper Equipment and records. 7. A knowledge of the F. F. A. on the part of EVERY member. ki. 1956-1957 President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Sentinel . . Advisor . . F. F. A. OFFICERS . . . . . Eugene Nolt . . . David Snoddy . . . . . Keith Lowe . . . David Blodgett . . . . David Snoddy . . . Harry Brooks . . Douglas M. Gottron LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Herrmann, Doug Gottron Jr., Keith Lowe, Calvin Nolt, Eugene Nolt, Homer Sooy, Fred Hines, FRENC LUB v U 44 LEFT TO RIGHT Beverly P1per Ann Spellman Sonja Voorhees Kathleen Herrmann Mrs Hlnes and Roberta Rowe L TIN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT Lxnda Norrrs L11a Null Mary Ann Brrdgett Mrs Hxnes Amta Thompson and Bertha Gern -.a-o-awk CIW 1-I Q-x. ATHLETICS VAR ITY CAVALIER , , L f- X 4v T.'f l STANDING Keith Lowe Dave Snoddy Bert Jeffery Fred Hines Coach Kozlowskx Fred Herrmann Gene Noll Dave Gentry Bruce Campbell KNEELING Manager Wayne Shorts Homer Sooy Harry Brooks and Manager Dave Blodgett ARSITY CHEERLE DERS 0 5 LW. TOP Left to Rxght Drxle Ramster and Marcla Rex BOTTOM ROW Martlyn Schempp and Wanda Shorts e- x V I . X . All K ,f f X , Sig l-AW1',Am'.- I I 'Qqkfx 'Ra 'f?QQT,?.s We .. A ' . 2 , . . . I : JU ICR CAVALIERS STANDING Ku Conwell Ian Remhardr Drck Wuthrrck Larry Pummell Larry Wood Ray Brsard, Denms Irwm and Coach Kozlowskr KNEELING Manager Tom Brooks hm Rowe Jerry Lasch George Mcwrllrams Drck Brooks and Calvm Nolt J YVEE CHEERLE DERS Mane Frank Roberta Rowe Lerlam Srmcox and Lmda Nlorrls . . , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 . . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 0 Q .1 1 ' r V v' f. a, Q. M . 1 1 I L D SCOREKEEPER A D TIMEKEEPER 'il SCOREKEEPER Jean Ramsler and TIMEKEEPER Jan Pappas Marllyn Dxxle Marty and x Q r Comxnll Q43 Unk 3rowl-mf ja11dLarrx Puvr 11 Wanda Dxck Wuthnck f13j Ray Blsard far nght 5-EF mad Ari ko In 1 Harry Brook U05 Gem Nolt Fnd Hmes UU S za tw. I I U I , .., I . X .ua , I i . 8 It A I 5 ' 3 L 4 N 2 S- v , w 7,4 - ,'.,4.4 A... .L..f: - , , f xh- Raj Eigard UCD, Ki , 'H fl ' .1 K vsk' ' 's , k.9 j .111-, , G CAVALIER N ACTIO Dtc W Fred H Homer S Harry B Bert! Bruce C Dave DIOR W C183 S and Coach Kozlowskr Fred H f9jJump1ng Gene N f13j BruceC CU HarryB 1103 Marty Berta Lom Wanda Drxre Mar11ynandL1nda ABOUT THE VARSITY CAVALIERS The Varsrty Players have done a very good Job thrs year by breakmg even tn the league with 7 wrns played 18 games thls season An rndrvrdual scor1ng record shows the talents of the Varsrty Cavalrers Several players saw Varsrty actron for the frrst ttme thts year Those leavrng a very rmpresstve record are the four senrors Gene Nolt Bert Jeffery Fred Herrmann and Kerth Lowe The rest are Junrors who as semors wrll be back to rack up more vtctorres for Homer next year Bruce Campbell Eugene Nolt Bert Jeffery Fred Htnes Fred Herrmann Harry Brooks Kerth Lowe Homer Sooy VARSITY CAVALIERS To Games Ave 8 I ' k ., .. -. H H H ' . . A 1. ' ' Pts. . ' ' ' ' ' 18 284 16 and '7 heart-breaking losses. ln all, the Cavaliers David Srwddy 18 254 15 - , - f - - 17 183 10 - ' , 18 166 9 ' ' ' ' ' 18 165 9 - , - - - 14 46 3 - , , , 17 so 2 I ' . ' ' , ' 6 14 2 . U . . . 0 1 CAV LIERS IN ACTIO Calvm N fllj Denmsl Ray B 1121 DICR B Ray B DaveS Q41 HarryB UO, HarryB 1103 BruceC C75 Dave S My Bertl 53 BruceC C75 Berrl Q51 DaveS f4J Homer S Harry B Iumor Varsrry Cavalrers vi Crowd Cheers Cavahers on to Vrctory' GeneN Bruce C Cheerleaders do Fred H Homer S TEAM SONG Semore on Varsrry warmrng up Gene N Kerth L Fred H and Bert I . , .q. ' Q V i WI HO ORS VIA BASKETBALL - 1 BRUCE CAMPBELL MARILYN SCHEMPP BERT IEFFERY All County Second All County Frrst Honorable Menuon Team 1957 Team 1957 1957 f'slN Q-.41 .J ,Q GENE NOLT NANDA SHORTS DAVE SNODDY H0Il0r8b16 MCHIIOII Honorable Mentxon Honorable Menuon 1957 1957 1957 Q I x f 'V vz, NX. ', , ' .gr 5 5 -as . , f ik - 'Q ' W if 5 V Y 'yfrp 55, l ' ,P A , L Q 'K JR HIGH CAVALIER BACK ROW Brll llerrman hm Gott Phrllrp Qrmcox Bob Allen Joe Majce Arnold Wacker FRONT ROW Tom Mcfrcderrclc Duane Snoddy Tom Brooks B111 Moms Bud M andel Jrm Botdorf jack Grrssrnger .IR HI CHEERLEADERS l Sharon Rex, Conme Brllhcrnrer, Carol Brsard, Kay Fenster-maker 0 D A 4 ' r - gp, 5 . N , 0 B B la I ' I EI . 1 Y' 0 af ? -F SEVIORS sell at basketball games E11 ma ami Barb Way ne nf! H Keuh and Fred sell Mamyn SENIOR BOYS ENIOR GIRLS ...Zin SEYIOR g11'lS IH Akroll SENIOR 5 CQUPLE an Dave School Days BUT C0111 7 ? Q- A 71 '11 ILLIII and Peach Oh boy! Refreshments! peach and fqarilyn x anda :mu she ITS O G1 Is' kd! I A1 and om Ufvrw Q-... M1-A-I Nam 511g 1 I Y W . XV + xc X -- - h , N5 A I ff h, 'r . f1'ly! , '. ,L-1 ,. yb. I I I , K o, m L' fx-w, ' V . , , i ,, ' ..- o 3 5. ! T7 1- o 1 ni 4 5 u . . 1 N X Q Q Bu: ang Dax. 1 f-,EI ' li. P'-YCUY O11xx'1ifACI'LZNigE1Z I ..4-1'-' bv .IL A DVERTISING Wm' JIQQIPQR MUWW6 F C 5 ' 'f ANNWNCING- f 5 Congratulatlons Class of 1957 WAYNE A SHORTS AND SCN O11 and Gas Well Contractor West Salem Ohlo S 1 O DO ELSON DRILLING CO O1l Well Productlon 'Qs Llsle H Donelson Phone 384 Red Haw Polk Ohio Q 3 I 171 ! a zglwgw V, I . . I 3 0 0 si., 4 I Compliments SU s Yi' RAAQf THE LCDDI STATE BAN Large Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Know You Z! Interest on Savlngs Accounts 22! Interest on Tlme Certlflcates All Deposlts Insured up to 510,000 00 By Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Lodl Ohlo Valley Clty Ohlo of oss 6 4 co 8' 'S .g CI 4 Q 5 D' 5 2 Q. 0 ov C' Ohio Farmers Componles OHIO FARMERS INDEMNITY COM AN 109 Years Of Servlce and Protectlon Le Roy Ohio fs , , 164 rg U ,. Z 8 8 on-no FARMERS lNsuRANcs coMPANv. L l,,,,.,,,.,p 134 +5 4 P Y ' I RGCKWELL BCDY CO Henry Neurohr Owner Cleveland Oh1o O Q '- Compliments TH F LILTLESS RUBBER COMPA Y Ashland Ohlo D. F CRC EBACH General Constructlon K1tchen Cablnets Our Speclalty Demlng Pumps Crane Heatlng System Telephone 335 Red Haw Ashland Ohlo of O Plumbing - Heating Compliments LQDI EQUITY LODI LLIMBER CO Your Local Supplles Of The Best In Wood Wlndows and Doors Quallty Lumber Lath Palnt Shlngles Rooflng Insulatlon Phone 4131 Lodl Ohlo . Q n C. W. SOMMER, INC. 121 L LL -Q 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce Chevrolet Bu1ck Oldsmobile Lodi Phone 2611 Ohlo Complete One Stop Food Market LCDDI M FRCZEN FOCDD LCDCKER One M11e West Of Lod1 On Route 224 vw? Lod1 Oh1o UH - nIIIIIy' ff. .5 I I THE CLD PHOENIX Asplignq NATIGNAL BANK 'WEE' X-ln!!! A Servlng Medlna County For Over 95 Years Medlna Ohlo Sevllle Ohlo LCJDI SAND AND GRAVEL Jjflnag ll SP 'Eli 1 1 it... CALL LODI OHIO 3765 Co Rd 2 WHOLESALE and RETAIL WASHED SAND and GRAVEL MASON and CONCRETE SAND Q X --I Q 5 xg 3 3 If' .Nl 9 A EQ f --ifmejpx , Qi FT? sl' A 1: fs 2:3 if '17 ' I -, A- i .mi ,V J-i5ngiA 44ai3if'Q7-:Qff 'I :. I , v ,- A NS , A rf 424 - sf ' 9 v Kvf v I Q .vs Q Compllments of W6 FEEDS WEST SALEM EQUITY West Salem Oh1O HINES IMPLEMENT SALES Sales and SerV1Ce Phone 2501 West Salem Ohlo Minneapolis--Mbline Power Implements JIM S PLACE Open 24 Hours nHope To See You After The Games 224 and 4',,,,,lfQoD Ready To Serve You READY IVIIX, INC READY MIX CONCRETE BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone Lodl 5191 Phone Lod1 4491 106 Prospect Street Lod1 Oh1o 7 ll ii' f Junction of ! 42 O ., . PERKINS JEWELRY Dlamonds Watches Glassware Expert Watch G Clock Repa1r1ng Phone 5201 Lod1 Ohlo of WM LEOHR IM Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Servlce Phone 2l2l Chlppewa Lake Oh1o PETROLEUM EXPLOSIVES O11 and Gas Well Shootlng Phone 5301 Lodi, Ohio Compliments O , O QUILLIN BROS CONST Sand and Stock Plle Wholesalers and Retallers Of All Grades Washed Sand and Gravel Truck Dellvery To All Polnts 1n County Phone 2837 Lodl Ohlo Compllments TRUCKING CO Household MOVlHg Phone 5261 Lodi Ohlo Compllments of BARTHOLAMIA HARDWARE CITY HARDWARE Phone Res 4402 Store SOOO Lodl Oh1o of DON S. GRIM Compllments GERTRUDE A SMALLY Parakeets Cockatlels Doves Phone 683 Red Haw 3 Mlles Southwest on Rt 42 West Salem Ohlo JAMES W SHCRTS O11 8 Gas Contractor Phone 36741 Ashland 01110 Compllments of H B OWEN AND SON Homervllle Ohlo of Compliments of Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rings Announce t H ld C. Jones Medina, Oh Route 1152 C pllm ts NC, DEPOSIT xx t 321 SUUTH CUURT STREET MEDINA 0HIO C sv' 84'1'4- PHNIIHII UHHIHHU INR, '5 ' HAROLD sPoNsLER s MARKET 4'7II-'z Every Day Low Prlces 8 00 to lO OO P M Da1ly Includlng Sunday End of Cleveland Avenue Route 42 Ashland Ohlo M1lk and I WERTZ DAIRY Phone Ashland 43143 ce Cream Dellvered to Your Door Ashland Compliments of L. R. SHORTS Oil and Gas Producer Ohio 52' 'Ss W., ' POLK FEED AND SUPPLY Feed, Graln, Seed, Twaln, Coal Draln T11e, Bu11d1ng Materlal Fert111zer Phone Polk Su111van MEDINA TRACTDR SALES T R A C T 0 R Your Ford Farmlng Headquarters 144 N Court Street Phone 25514 Medlna Ohlo if L Compllments RICHARD WALLACE INC L1nco1n Mercury Dealer Medlna Ohlo nThere s Less o Pay Out Medlna Way 42? 351 ' 371 . QTQY Z I of I t , ' ll Compliments of SPENCER MANUFACTURING CO. Spencer Ohio MYER' s PUMP Compliments ALLISON S Phone 3531 West Salem Ohlo THE PCDLK STATE BANK H ur Community Bank' Complete Maximum Ins Each Convenient Banking S10 OOO Depositor Sl0,000 Banking Service Service Polk Ohio of 9 Yo ' ' Deposit Insured By The Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. ,ga flea. For 1957 Six or Eight The Going' s Great The Biggest Most Spectacular FECKLEY AUTO SALES, INC. Medina Ohio 27 Years of Dependable Service MARION CLIFFORD TIN SHOP Heating Roofing Sheet Metal Phones 3h0P 2793 Res 2363 Spencer Ohlo Varsity Varsity Basketball JUU101' Vafsl-UY Cheerleaders Players Cheerleaders 3' . . . . . I o ' ' . ' I . .Ng .. ,, I , ,ve A If 1 - R. E. BENSON AND SONS Shell Jobbers Goodrich Tires - Batteries - Accessories Wholesale G Retail Phone 2771 Lodi Ohio ASHLAND VAULT INC. Burial Vaults Septic Tanks Service Equipment Ashland Qhlo GLENN H SMITH GEN STORE Groceries Meats Dry Goods Telephone 481 Red Haw Ohlo Compliments JOHNNY S FOOD BASKET Nvzh, ,ER .ig .1 R Ashland 95, 9a.q,v.:::..t: Ohio I of f A STP 1, ,, ' 'A -- 5 tiff Q. 't a x :f55D:Q:1-142 .-, as a -xiii. ' O1 O' fn' ' - ' PARKER AND SONS 3481 3253 BARNE S SOHIO SERVICE AND RESTAURANT 2255 LEPKA SALES AND SERVICE 2272 A hl GILBERT FURNITURE COMPANY A f Compliment of Funeral Homes and H Furniture L di - Phone Spencer - Phone 9 Phone Homerville Ohio Phone Spencer Spencer Box 491 Ohio Over Two cres o Floor Space s and Ohio First in Student Fashions for young men and women THE HOME COMPANY Ashland Ohio GRISSINGER BUILDERS Plumbing and Heating Phone West Salem 3196 Homerville Ohio THE LODI ADVERTISER Serving this area lll Wooster Street 3264 Lodi Lodi Ohio PECK'S STUDIO Akron's Leading Photographers nCongratulations and A Successful Future To The 1957 Graduating Classn Akron 86 South Howard Street Ohio ----we always have time to be friendly---- Compllments f . 'J A ru . 1 - 'Q , V' . X 00 'a 00 1 P ' 4 YARMAN BROS. West Salem Ohio THE FARMERS SAVINGS BANK 1SlP.l1!.l, f x P ' 5 N. X -. s U S ' We Offer Every Banklng Servlce Conslstent Wlth Sound Banklng Spencer Oh1o Blg Selectlons Bargaln Prlces Blg S3V1DgS JOHN BOHATY AND SON A Safe Place To Buy Everythlng Guaranteed New G Used Farm Equlpment Tractors One Mlle North of Medlna on U S Route 42 Medlna Phone 3 4271 Oh1o Compllments 2 an THE UNITED DK DAIRY Dalry 5 'Exif Products Lod1 Phone 4721 Oh1o lfll QIIIIII, of , f -' .. ' F. 'as 'E ' 4Qu,.f 49S CHIPPEWA MEAT INC Fresh and Cold Meats Ask for th1s Home Made Product In the Majorlty of Mcdlna County Markets Chlppewa Lake Phone 2101 Ohlo Compllments REX BRoTHERs gngu Shell Servlce Statlon XX 19 Oh1o Compllments of LCJCKE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Ralllngs Columns Metal Bu11d1ng Products H erlcan Foremost Wrought Iron Craftsmen Lod1 Phone 5881 Ohlg Compllments of MATTESON FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Prompt Oxygen Equlpped Ambulance Servlce West Salem Phone 2601 Ohlo of IC? I I IL LeRoy ' Am ' H C W LAWRENCE PROP d W t S th 2 4511 MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTE c Ov 6 0 PARK SHELL CHUCK AND JOHN MUMAW OWNERS 2 8721 60 Publ Com limen s o HENRY E. LARIBEE AND CLARK R. COOPER M dina Ohio Lawrence Memorials R Plant an Office 127 es mi Rd. f Phone - Medina Ohio Every Tuesday and Friday Audi ed Circulation er ,OO M dina Ohio Compliment of Phone - ic Square M dina Ohio p ' t f West Salem Compllments STEELE DRY GOODS Shoes and Notlons Oh1o Medlna MEDINA MACHINE SHOP General Machlne Work and Weldlng Phone 27041 Ohlo Medlna Compllments ELM FARM DAIRY Mllk and Ice Cream W Phone 2994 Oh1o Clocks Elgln Watches Watch Bands TIME SHOP RALPH E SNYDER WATCHMAKER ll6 East Maln Street 2nd Floor Palace Theatre Bulldlng Flne Watch G Clock Repalrlng Ashland Ohlo of lug. . 4 Q - I Nw of Q Kc HBuy It From Piattu CLYDE PIATT AND SONS 1'4 Electrlclans Lodl Ohlo Lod1 wuazpoumw M R WOCDWARD Sohlo Dlstrlbutor Phone 2151 Ohlo '1 uv' 3 Uwe Buy A1 Spencer W B NASH Used Farm Machlnery Wrecklng and Parts 1 Klnds of Scrap and Salvage Ohlo XCHEVROLET f SCHNEIDER CHEVROLET CO West Salem 'Congratulatlons To The Class of 1957' Ohlo Chevrolet Sales and Servlce 00 R,cALly -4. . 0 D Medlna Compliments THE A I ROOT CO Establlshed In 1869 Oh1o Ashland HOSTETTLER S INC School and Off1ce Supplles Royal Typewrlters Phone 3 8771 10 West Maln Street Oh1o WACKERMAN S GENERAL STORE .'4 'W . Q Qsffyw' Grocerles Fresh Meats Dry Goods Hardware Homervllle Telephone 2122 Oh1o Compllments ,520 LQ' WEST SALEM BOWLING CENTER West Salem Ohlo of 9 7 , .X I Q - '.,. f25,'1'4-'fI if-4 ,':ofn .tl' 'av . - - K vv, i .fr '4 lr of You Cplimt C BASOM GENERAL INSURANCE Ohi DONNA S BEAUTY SHOP Ma 3 6 an 3911 c 1 NORTHERN OHIO TELEPHONE IDOL THEATER Lodi Ohi- om ' en S of W. . Lodi 'O Xl. ' 'QV T -V , ff iw ffl , I V na er - Donna Bainhart ,i . l LX 4' ' Operator - Betty Lewis eg? mi .1 'kg' 1 Phone vffcf, -. ' ni Lodi Ohio omp iments 1 of 1 CO. Lodi Ohio Compliment of Compliments of I UNDERWO0D'S MARKET Home of Quallty Meats G Grocerles Your Complete Food Market Phone 3341 Lodl Ohlo WERTMAN'S DRY CLEANING New--Pro Process Free plck up G dellvery servlce Phone 3831 Elyrla Street Lod1 Ohlo CRESTVIEW FARMS C E Bohley G Son Certlfled Seeds Oh1o Hybrlds Medlna Ohlo Compllments of DA I R Y IS L E Earlle Nlcholas Manager Bank St Phone 5834 Lodl Ohlo . . - a . 4 . s a 4 1 1 . a a . . ' . 0 . 1 0 4 n MEDINA FOOD PROCESSING INC Ma b t 110 M d 33701 MEDINA HARDWARE t g D 1 2 C 1 NICKOL S REFRIGERATION COMPANY MEDINA FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Quality Farm Bureau Products Medina, Ohio Sharon Center, Ohio Phone 27212 Phone 5601 We nufacture Teb i S Ice Cream Frozen Foods - Groceries - Seafoods e ina Street Phone Medina Ohio Largest Hardware in Medina County Your May a ea er for 3 Years Medina Ohio omp iments of 9 M d' Oh' MR AUTO STORE Your Speed Equlpment Headquarters If It's Made For A Car We Have It' Phone 2961 West Salem Ohlo Compllments MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE CO Phone 2 5311 Medlna Ohlg Compllments ROLAND S CLOTHING The Best Place To Shop After All Farmers Bank Bulldlng Ashland Oh1o Compllments of NlCKLE'S BAKERY New London Ohlo of Complete Farm Service of 7 J Compllments of N E WALTERS Dry Goods Boots G Shoes Grocerles Quallty Meats Phone 2382 Spencer Oh1o Compllments FARMERS STATE BANK Members Federal Deposlt West Salem Ohlo Compllments HOMERVILLE SERVICE CENTER Ray Starkey Proprletor Homervllle State Route 301 Ohlo FAMILY MARKET Furnlture and Chevllle Products Hlckory Cured Meats If It Can Be Bought We've Go It West Salem Oh1o of Insurance Corporation of C Compliments of SPENCER GAS AND OIL CO. Spencer 0h10 Where You Buy Good Furnlture For Less Money GRAY'S FURNITURE STORE Phone 3-2782 24 West 2nd St Res Phone 3 5863 Ashland 01110 THE NATIONAL LATEX PRODUCTS CO Manufacturers of 'Blue Blrd' Genulne Latex Toys Ashland Oh1o Personal Compllments To All Graduates BETTER DRESS SHOP Wadsworth Medlna Downtown Ohlo Wooster l3O Pearl Rd 0h1o Shopplng Center Oh1o M1ddleburg Hts I ' I Toy Balloons and Other Compllments PARK RESTAURANT on the square Lodl Ohlo Compllments BENTON S STORE On The Square Lodl Ohlo ELLIOT S FUNERAL HOME DlSClDCtlVe Funeral Servlce Modern 1nva11d Car Llcensed Lady Attendant 224 Wooster Street Lodl Phone 2391 Ohlo Compllments of HALLADAY S SOHIO STATION Phone 4951 LOC11 Ohlo of of ll Il Phone 3192 Compliments s B RICKARD INSURANCE AGENCY Harry Wllson - John J Wllson Agents GILBERT ELECTRIC 36 Publlc Square Phone 5015 Lodl Ohlo Medlna Phones Of 2 9371 Res 2 885 Ohlo Compllments Compllments SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS G LOAN ASS'N F W WOOLWORTH Medlna Offlce Shopplng Center Ashland Oh1o Mgdlna Ohio Compllments Compllments MEDINA FURNITURE CO South Slde of Publlc Sq Medlna 0hl0 LEATHERMAN HARDWARE Lod1 0hl0 Compllments CLEARENCE AND ZELMA ALLISIN Gr1es1nger's Shoe Store Medlna Ohlo ANDERSONS' GULF STATION Washlng Greaslng Spray Glazlng Edgar Anderson Prop Bank Street Route 224 G 42 Phone 5664 Lod1 Ohlo of ' ' f. - ' . -7 4 of of , Tel. 3-4442 I of of of I . - . - . Compliments of FUHRMAN FORD SALES West Buckeye Street West Salem ORIN ZEMANCIK Operator of Light Excavation Equipment Ohio Homerville Ohlo New and Used Parts or CARS TRUCKS SERVICE WRECKING INC Phone 2752 Route 1153 West Salem Compliments STORM'S PURE SERVICE STATION Spencer Ohio Ohio Compliments of HAROLD FOSTER General Trucking Homerville Oh Compliments of SPRING HILL GREENHOUSES R B Snell G on Florist Phone 4202 io Lodi Ohio Compliments HAUSTED MANUFACTURING COMPANY Hospital Equipment Route 9'f6 Medina Oh Compliments of ONE HOUR CLEANERS Mortinizlng and the most in dry cleaning 54 Main Street lo I Ashland Ohlo f . of I . . S Gravel, Limestone, Agric. Lime of CARL C. WARD Real Estate Agency ll East Second Street Ashland, 0h1o Phone 26531 Compliments of HOWARD HINES AND FAMILY Phone 3128 West Salem 0610 Best W1shes and Welcome to COLEMANS RESTAURANT Lodl Rt 224 Ohlo Compllments of NEIL G NED WALTERS Breeders of Jersey Cattle and Poland Ch1na Hogs Phone 2434 Homervllle Ohlo Compllments of BEAR JEWELRY STORE Compllments Glrard Perregaux Watches DONALD R ROBERTSON 843 Maln Street Ashland Ohlo Beauty Kentucky HARRY E RAMSIER Compllments of RUSSELL RAPP G SON Buyer of Scrap Iron Metals, etc Dlamonds Watches Glfts South of west Salem Rt 301 to Road N 132 Skyway Luggage Flrst Road Left Medlna Ohlo West Salem Ohlo I . . of L W HGRANDIEH FOSTER JoE'S I G A SUPER MARKET Dump Truck Haullng J M Atkinson 61 Son Sand Gravel Limestone Sulllvan Qhlo Homerville 2456 Homerville Ohlo Compliments CHIPPEWA ELEVATOR HIGGINS JEWELER Phone 2111 S Oh Chippewa Lake Ohio pencer 10 Compliments B A DAVENPORT Insurance and Surety Bonds Dial 28601 30 Public Square HAWKINS SERVICE STATION Medina Ohlo West Salem Ohio Compliments THE FARMERS BANK OF ASHLAND of The best p1ace to save HOMERVILLE HOLSTEIN FARMS for Your future J. 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Fenstermaker Member F'D'I'C' Auctioneer 6 Salesman , Homerville Ohio Ashland Ohlo Compliments - of of . 0 of Compllments MANNERS BIG BOY 1 M11e North of Medlna Compllments BROADWAY TV Zenlth Products Medlna Ohio 114 Broadway Avenue Lodl Oh1o Compllments Comp11ments CARROL OIL CO W H HEFFELFINGER Fleet Wlng Products Ashland Oh1o Insurance of A11 K1nds Lodl Oh1o ROWLAND BROS Cgmpllments Drugs GRIER'S GULF STATION PfeSCf1Pt1ons Wash1ng Greaslng 113 Wooster Street Phone 3251 Route 224 Phone 4632 Lodi 0hlO Lodl Ohlo Compllments ALLOY FABRICATORS INC Compllments of Stalnless Steel Equlpment LEO HEYL FUNERAL HOME for School Kltchens Lodl Ohlo Ashland Ohlo of of of of Phone 3921 of 6 of ' Compllments WARSTLER AN EGLY BAKERY INC Box 587 Home Style Archway Cookles Ashland Ohlo LODI TRAILER AND MARINE SALES Johnson Motors, Boats Moblle Homes Phone 3920 Lod1 Ohlo FRYMAN'S GULF SERVICE Routes 224 G 58 Phone 202 Lubr1cat1on Battery Servlce T1res Tubes Accessorles Sulllvan Oh10 Compllments of FIBER GLASS PRODUCTS INC Permanent AWH1HgS 325 West Smlth Road Phone 33855 Medina Ohlo O O GERWIG Whlte Barn Market Fresh Frult and Vegetables and Good Quallty Meat 22 Mlles North of Ashlandbon Compllments Good Luck Senlors of N Route 58 Cross over the Brldge Open from Nlne to Nlne Ashland 0hl0 The Gerwlg Market Nank1n Ohlo Compllments DONELY MOTORS RAY MAE FARM Studebaker Purebred Holstelns Packard HOmSgZii1S43gh10 Ashland ohm Fleetwlng Farm Vernor Howard of D of Tall Line of Groceries CORNWELL SHOE STORE f ' , ' '57 of I , - I . I Compliments ASHLAND COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CLUB 52 W Thlrd St Phone 38001 Compliments CLARENCE E SWITZER Contractor Phone 22170 D Ashland 0h1o BOOSTER SNYDER BARBER SHOP DR E L C UM ASHLAND TIMES GAZETTE ASHLAND BOWLING CENTER DR C E WHITACRE HALL'S BARBER SHOP HOME HARDWARE HAROLD SWOPE ASHLAND MONUMENT MOSHER CLOTHING STORE DR WILLIAM PAISLEY TOM'S GULF STATION BUD'S SERVICE STATION PERKO SHOE SERVICE FRANK SOOY HINES JEWELER LA PERAL BEAUTY CHATEAU WEST SALEM AMOCO FURHMAN'S I G A STORE ANDERSON DRUG STORE HANSHUE AUTO CO DALE DRUG STORE DR R C HOWELL - STAHL'S HARDWARE STORE SPENCER MOLD AND DIE CO WINTER 6 WINTER - WONDER BREAD CO MORTON G LUTZ - GUNKELMAN'S - Lodl, Lod1, Ashland Ashland, Lod1 Lod1 Ashland, West Salem Ashland, Ashland Ashland Chlppewa Lake Chlppewa Lake West Salem, Homervllle West Salem West Salem West Salem, West Salem Medlna, Medlna, Ashland, - Ashland, - Ashland, - Spencer -- Lodi - Akron, - Med1na, - Medlna, Ohlo 0h1o 0h1o Oh1o Oh1o 0h1o 0h1o 0h1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o 0h1o Ohlo Ohlo Oh1o Oh1o 0h1o 0h1o 0h1O 0h1o Oh1o Ohlo 0h1o 0h1o Oh1o Ohlo Ohlo Ohlo of of R. . 7'f2 Ashland ohio . . . 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