Lancaster Central High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1942 volume:

Qqliioiiiiiiirriiiisiriialmrirwoilii MR. W. C. WITTEN Graduated from Ohio City-Liberty High School in '27, Attended Ohio State University and Ohio Northern University at Ada, Ohio. Obtained his Bachelor of Science in '35 and Master of Arts Degree in '38 at Ohio State University. Formerly taught at Ohio City and North Levvisburg. Became superin- tendent at Ridge in '39. Eighth grade spelling. his- tory, World history. democracy, and superintendent. PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The Ridge P. T. A. functioned as a vital accessory of the school again this year. The programs for the year centered around safety and health. By the end of the year there were 57 active members in this or- ganization, The officers for the year were: President-John Tomlinson. Vice-President-Miss Virginia Mallory. Secretary-Treasurer-lVlrs, Clifford lVlcClec1'y. inia Mallory, Mrs. LX E. Mt-1,'leei'y, John V. Tomlinsoii 7 Gllilltllilltbglt Bfllillllllilllio llllef KERMIT VINCENT PUTMAN Graduate of Ohio City- Liberty. Ohio City, 19321 Graduated from Wittenberg College 19-10: Teacher at Ohio City-Liberty and at Cham- paign County, North Westbury Schools. Now serving his country at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana- polis. Indiana. -QQ 2 an I IT- E 4- I .f ' . . TAYLOR GLUTH Rockford High School, Rockford. Ohio: Huntington College, Hunting- ton- Indianag has done work at the University of Orc-gon: has taught 15 years. Subjects: Mathematics and Science. Basketball and baseball since Mr. Moser was inducted into the army. A MRS. VIRGINIA SMITH Centralized High School, Jewell, Ohio: Bowling Green, Ohio '37l taught grades 1 and 2 in Defiance City Schools: grades l and 2. S 'QPU'-... RUTH SLATTERY Ridge High School 1922: Ohio Northern, Ada, Ohio: came to Ridge in 1923: teaches grades 2 and 3. 8 NORMAN MOSER Woodburn High School. Wood- burn, Indiana, 1928: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education. Purdue University. West La Fayette Indiana: came to Ridge in 19361 Manual Training: Physical Educa- tion: Basketball and Baseball Coach. He is now in the army in Canada v VIRGINIA MALLORY Van Wert High School. VanWert. Ohio, 1928: Bachelor of Arts, Wit- tenberg College, Springfield. O.: worked on Masters Degree at Ohio State Universityg came to Ridge in 31-35 and again in 1938: teaches English, Latin and Biology. CIIIIHIIIIEBCY GBIIIIIIDIEQ IIIIQW LEWIS JOHNSON TRUMAN EBERLY Ridge SCV1001- Vfflfl WGN- OIHO- Bellevue High School. Bellevue. 301 OhiO State U111V91'S1'lY- Colllm- Ohio, T551 Oberlin Conservatory of FHS- O11iO- 19342 CHYUG 10 Rldge IU Music, Oberlin, Ohio: Capital Uni- 9393 Agriculture and Farm Shop. ....2 ' -1 fmt t., :'5t1X-SAV '- fi ' q:f'fS: Xxx X X N 1 4, -1 Na, X K s 5? Q QYTVAQ 'S -'ie W K X fx 15' W4 if , f, 1 QSQW Nay? Q A X QW Q , Q egg N Q s we 0' I xr N2 X Q12 X gy f X S X v '56, Qs 3 1 u X nf Q0 bw f X I t QS . ma ff. W. - QW asf? M ANA ' 'B f 1 fag Q? - '- fx -1- www as J X tb A Q 194 X K ag Z MYR , ai Q Q, S MRS. MILDRED TRIBOLET Ridge High School '29: Miami Iniversity, Oxford, Ohio '31, Caine o Ridge in 1933 and taught grades and 21 now taking Kermit Put- nan's place: grades 4-5-6. I i 1'-V ., .i '- ' 1 les! ,. .J 4 asf 'i LJ ELEANOR RINKER Waite High School, Toledo, Ohio: Bachelor of Science in Physical Ed- ication, Wittenberg C o l l e g e, Springfield, Ohio, 19403 came to tidge in 19403 Home Economics. lhysical Education, Seventh Grade English, Science and Geography. versity, Columbus, Ohio, 19-11. PRISCILLA ALDEN Indiana State High School, Terre Haute, Indiana. Two years, Indiana University, Bloomington. Indiana. Graduated froni Indiana St. Teach- er's College, Terre Haute. Indiana. B. S. Degree '40: M. S. Degree '41. Indiana State Teachers College. Terre Haute, Indiana. 9 KATHRYN ELLEN UNCAPHER Graduate of Van Wert High School. 15131: Graduate of Bowling Green State University, 1933: Tea- cher at Union Centralized School, 1936-19-103 grades 4-5-6. MRS. LENA SHEARER Tullv-Convoy High School, Con- voy, Ohio: Bowling Green College. 1532-I-25: came to Ridge in 19403 Teaches Bible Classes 1-6 grades. QW6lIlfllllllDllE5lINllGlll' fIl'2fIDlllllINllfIl3llllllQ SI-,.XII4.lv, It-II to Ilieht, lioaei' 'I'omli11son, Rlarlhai I-Iakon, llieliziril Ir.-toll, Tlziroltl lfuiiifoiil :intl Hrfiytlon Nihiser. S'I'.-XNIHNH3 Hai-ohl Youtsey, lronqiltl llaines, 'Ferl 1 :min Hwviif- l'l'Yr'1' -intl Marviii Ifislit-it The Student Council. composed of the class presidents and vice-presidents. and Mr. Witten. have been doing their part with the school organization this year. The first meeting was held to select the officers. The following persons were elected: President, Richard Iretonl Vice-President. Harold Dunifon: and Secretary- Treasurer. Martha Eaken. During the year. the Student Council sponsored several activities. such as the annual athletic banquet for the basketball squad, teams were chosen to play vollev ball. and ping-pong playing is usual. We hope to continue to expand our activities more and more each year, The presidents and vice-presidents from each respective class were: Seventh and Eighth .. . . Don Haines and Roger Tomlinson Freshmen . Graydon Nihiser and Wayne Cryer Sophomore Richard Ireton and Marvin Fisher Junior . . ,,,, Harold Youtsey and Ted Gorman Senior Martha Eaken and Harold Dunifon EARL MATTHEWS Our Janitor Mr. Matthews keeps our school building warm and comfortable. He keeps our school clean and our trees and shrubbery trimmed. Mr, Mat- thews lived on a farm up until 10 years ago. He was superintendent of the Van Wert County fair grounds for six years, For three years he was mail messenger between the post office and the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. He is known for his good-smelling pipe and his laughter. 10 fish 1 x A '- -., A lien. . 'X -' ,. ' - e s hi . :ga 'xg , X r -'gil ' 1-.A .,, l MARCILE KRIESCHER Our Cook This is Mrs. Kriescher's second year as cook of our cafeteria. She has been pre- paring good, appetizing meals. She is known for her cheerfulness and pleasing personality. She was form- erly a student of Ridge High School. GEHAEHDCIIUIESIIR M 'HEXWH5w AVsx'Hk,HT THB THIN MTW NUHWRWU-ThfWT7U'7lxTF'H'N ,A 45, gf Wersi ii. Q-igsx -'T' wg 1 5 . ' h g gpg., 2' I f ' , fy E E53 2 Y 4' ,. ' X ' 1- 5. . ':- M ,ag it ' ff ' f K ' .ck 2 -'- .. .-: - ESIJIIZ' wig? uf fqwf L3 ' I iwfgf LQ 1:-H1?f?fv ri . -- Nm . .'f?+s2 'ge. Lnkexw 's 1 f Aan n HM-eg mv' f4??xa 5. 'gigs : .? JR' if'?Qi ff: J5MXQW'5 I V J Er -12652-, I - , L ' , , ' B4 ww 1 Rc ,7 . ' L, V i? fl' Q QM' a w. V 8 v , . 'A - .wwf-.:.ula.n..z,. 5 Q F5 ' .1 my ' in V1 ji n g-5 3 1' ' ig ' 1 f ' ' 1, , ' e f. 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' + s ' 2-' A - ' ui FIRST GRADE Janet Bowers Josephine Clark Margaret Dunifon Gene Goodwin Juanita Grunaden Kay Maxson Ralph Matthews Mary Katherine Poe Charles Sanderson Ray Sterling John Stuck Mrs. Smith THIRD GRADE Vernon Baxter Dean Black Helen Dunifon Max Gamble Jean Geisrnan Patty Gillespie Richard Goodwin Bertha Grunaden Joan Johnson Patty Kinsey Charlotte Matthews Roger Snyder Mary Stuck Marilyn Youtsey Miss Slattery iiCarl0tta Eaken i':Absent when picture was taken. W7llE59lIRilE9 GDN DTIIHR WAN Frank Bartal Joe Grunaden Leah Stemen Myron Youtsey Frederick Black Alice Good David Leathers FOURTH GRADE Shirley Davies Billy Fair Louise Goodwin Nolan Linton Donna Mosier Margaret Reidenbach Dean Tomlinson Norma Jean Uncapher Carl Wollenhaupt Miss Uncapher i:Rose Elaine Shook :f1Absent when picture was taken. FIFTH GRADE Wilfred Davis Doyt Dunifon Johnny Eaken Dale Gene Harter Arlene Hyman Marilyn Kinsey Irene Mason Robert McCoy Jean Ellen Poe Russel Youtsey QIEJIEHIWIFMNQEF GIBHMIESHBNHEHR IIILST IUPXYY Lf-fi In Right: Juanita Bznxler, Phyllis Davies, Hay Davis, Rolve-rt Eaken, ,. llwk Kmsey, xYill'l'l:'Il Musmn. xl1'rlNlr WAY: .I1mim- BIVWIHIIIIUII, Betty R9ill4'l1llHCl1. P21111 Shaffer, Roger Tumlinsrm, Mu1',1-1'n- XVuIs--r, Czlrllv-11 Zinn. Ke-nnrlh XVhite, 'Katl1erine Slxmrmli. vswnt wlwn lmivtllre wus tzxlce-11. ,, , ,g , .. ,f -.-. .M H- Y - ----3 WTB Alllilllb ll3flIRllEbllEblINIl - - e - , J FIRST H1 WV, Left UP Higllli Irene lfialrtal klettv l'lm1nlrere YV'lVll Pr 'i' Howard lllllllfl-IDIl,! . . , ,, .. e , ye, Florem-e lluxtill, .loan Iiaiken. SECOND 111 AV: Hit-hard Gximlvle. Ralph Gillespie, Calvin Huffine, Phyllis BIlll6'!',A'ilYtlHll Nihiser, Bai-liara Poe. THIRD WVWVI lilllilll? Sl1Y4ler, Geo1'f:i:i Stuvlc, Helen Trilmlet, Amie Yakus, Betty Youtsey. Miss Alden. Last year eleven girls and six boys began their high school days with four years to look forward to. At the beginning of the semester, we were believed to have much greenness in us. but most of it was worn off by our initiation sponsored by the Senior class. We enjoyed our Freshman year of school, and hope we will encounter the same pleasures throughout the next three years. Our first party we had was a Halloween Party held at Barbara Poe's home. We also kept ourselves quite busy during the winter months by attending the basketball games. The boys who participated in basketball were Richard Gamble, Ralph Gillespie, Howard Dunifon, Calvin Huffine, and Graydon Nihiser. After the basketball season. we held a skating party at the Y. W. C, A.. which we enjoyed in spite of the many tumbles. The officers for 1941-42 are: President .,.,,i..,i......i..........i.........i.i.... .i.. W ayne Cryer Vice President ....................... .. Graydon NihiSGF Secretary and Treasurer ...... Helen Tribolet Class Reporter ...............,.i.. .... H oward DL11'1if0D Class Advisor ......... MiSS Alden 15 I NGDCCIIF GND ll3fllRllE3llE5lINll ,n- - -- - V - W , . . , , A.--,,A-.. Y WM - - Y I?11'LST UMW, Left tu liiehtr Gene Tinker, L'l'l2l1'lirItE' lllai-k, Mary Davies, Dennis lfunlzip. MXl:irvin Fisher, llurulml Hessler, SEVHYID ILHXY: Mz'irg:iret Hollnnml, llii-hard I1'eto1i,,4Inlnhie Lee Loguii, Charles Matthews, Vairl Nihiser, J-vhn Snyder. Miss Maillury. The determination to make this year a memorable one, urged us to carry on many activities. which all of us enjoyed. Early in the year a private party was held for the class at the home of Mary Louise Davies. We enjoyed games, a hay ride, and refreshments. On March 9, we held a skating party at the Y. W. C. A. Wa.s the floor slip- pery, or was it just us? We presented an assembly program on November 14. We were proud to have three boys, Marvin Fisher, John Snyder, and Rich- ard Ireton on the first team in basketball this year. Another, Carl Nihiser, is on the second team. Our class has been changing in size some since the last annual was printed. Charles Mathews is the only one Whom we welcome to our class, but six have left. James Lauck moved to York, Frank Trembly to Detroit, Philip Gluth and Thelma Stegaman to Van Wert High and Cleo McMichael and Gene Huffine are both married. Our officers for this year are: P1'6'SidOl1t ........l.............................l. ...... . . .,., Marvin Fisher Vice P1'ESide1i't .,......,,.,,.,.,. .,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,, R ichard Ireton Secretary and Treasurer ..,. ,,,,,, M ary Louise Davies RGIJOITGI' ............... ......... . .. ...,,.. Charlotte Black 16 9lIllll9llMllflDS6lIf CllllltlllllE5lIRllE Q- FIRST ROXV, Left to Right: Donald Crow, Yerda Davis, Virginia Engle, Mary Gillespie, Ted Gorman. SECOND HOXV: Bonnie Harter, Vera 1lC4Vi2lI1l1Ul'1.g2iXilCl Poe, Betty Sidner, Fred XXYRISET, Mr. Gluth. Theresa Flaherty, Maxine Lv1141'ElDllt'1', The Junior Class began the year with 13 students, 7 girls and 6 boys. Our class gave the comedy-mystery play, The Yellow Shadow, October 30. 1941. During play practice, we had two hay rides for the purpose of adver- tising our play. We received our class rings in December and are very proud to wear them. Don Crow and David Poe were the only two in our class on the basketball ICSHIT1. Our class had a skating party on March 12, at the Y. W, C. A. Our Junior girls are the winners of the girls basketball tourney. We had a semi-formal prom this year. Our officers for 1941-42 are: President .,.................................-....... Vice President .................... .A.. Secretary and Treasurer ,..... Reporter ............................. Advisor 17 Harold Youtsey Ted Gorman Fred Walser Don Crow Mr. Gluth FRANCES HAINES Fanny General Course: Junior Class Play: Cheer Leader 2: Senior Class Play: Class Treasurer 23 Girls' Rc- serve -lg Treasurer ll Mixed Chorus -l: Girls' Glec Club -li Annual Staff: 'Rocketi' Staff: R Society 3. ELIZABETH STUCK Betlv Connnt-rcial Course: Scholarship Axvarcl l: Girls' Glue Club -1: Mixed Clinrus Il: Basketball li Class Rc- porter l: Junior Class PlayLScninr Class Play: Rocket Staff Cr.-ditor lr: Annual Staff: G. R. 4: Vice- Piw-sideiit l: -LH 1: R Society Il. cfllEollNIlllllDllRS lb MARTHA EAKEN --iuarthyr Commercial Course: Scholarship Award 2: Girls' Basketball Mana- ger l: Rocket Staff, Editor: Sen- ior Class President: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: -1-H 3: 4-H President 1: Girl Reserves -lg G. R. President l: R Society 3. 18 HAROLD DUNIFON uclayu General Course: Baseball 2: Bas- ketball 2: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Playi F. F. A. 1: -1-H l:Coun- ty Music Festival Octet 1: Vice- President of Class 1: Boys' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus -1: R S0- ciety 2. E E V E JOE BOYD Joe Agricultural Course: F. F. A. 41 Class Reporter 2: R Society 22 R Society President: Baskctball23 F. F. A. Reporter and Secretary: Parliamentary Procedure Team: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Annual Staff: Rocket Staff 2: Treasurer of Student Council: 4-H 31 Boys' Glee Club 31 Mixed Chorus 3. JllE5llNIlllllDlIRS Fl 41? ELIZABETH W. DAVIES RICHARD HOLLAND Bette Dutch College Entrance Course: Junior Agricultural Course: Baseball 2: Class Play: Senior Class Play: Q. Class President 1: F. F. A. 4: Pres- 4-H 4: President and Treasurer of 4-H: Rocket Staff: Annual Staff: Girls' Reserve 4: Chorister of G. R. l: Orchestra 2: Girls' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: County Girls' Trio 2: District Trio l: County Mu- sic Festival Octet. . F. WILBUR FALLER HTinyiY Agricultural Course: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: County Music Festival Octet: F. F. A. 4: Vice-President 1: Parliamentary Procedure Team: Boys' Basketball Manager: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Annual Staff: R Society l. ide-nt l: Parliamentary Procedure Team 2: F. F. A. Treasurer 2: 4-H 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4g Annual Staff: R Society 2. if ESTHER FALLER U N J Z1 Rouy M4 f General Course: Senior Class Play: 4-H 2: Vice-President l: G. R. 4: Annual Staff: Girls' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4. lfl VIRGINIA GAMBLE Ginny General Course: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: County Music Festival Octet: G. R. 4: G. R. Secretary and Treasurer: 4-H l: 'tRocket Staff: Annual Staff: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. Ash. Ts RONALD GALLAVVAY Sam Agricultural Coursc: -1-H 31 Jun- ior Class Play: F. F. A. -ll Vice- Presidcnt lg Boys' Glec Club 1 Parliamentary Proct-dure TL-ani: Annual Staff: R Society l. .fp 5 . -ik is ' 'Il .5 , A ' f in f..4 5i? 5 fyrlbfg. f IDA MAE SWICK uldyYV Gt-nt-ral Course: Svnior Class Play: County Music Fcstival Octet: Ruckct Staff: Annual Staff: G. R41 G. R. Sccrc-tary 1: Mixed Cliorus -ll Girls' Glct' Club -1: Class Tl'E'2lSlll'l'l' l: G. H. Pianist and Music Lcadcr. cflIEJlIN1llIlllDllRg ,, 0.1 i,-:VS t K! MARGARET GILLILAND Maggie Coinnurcial Course: A n n u al Staff: Rocket Staff: Mixed Chorus -iz Girls' Glce Club 4: Senior Class Play: G. R. -1: County Music Festi- val Octet: County Girls' Trio 1. WILLIAM WILCOX --Bur' Colle-gc Entrance Course: Class President lg Scholarship Award 1: Rocket Staff 2: Annual Staff: Senior Class Play: Junior Class Play. 20 GEHAHDQIFHBHR IIUIUII QKHMNGGQW HAHMHDIIEBN ACI llRMlDfU3-HES Q 5 Ai .15 1 2' Mining 3 ,f ...J df A' H V g 'mm 3 4 W .X 5 mfg? 6 w i if L-Q ,Q-'-'rx kia? 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In-ft to lliullli l'l:irlr:i1':u Vow, I-Betty Vliiiinlne-rs, Mary tlillespie, Mr. Gllllli, 1l1lI'Il'l1i linlwn. II:-tty Stu--lc, :null lfixninfw-5 Haines. l ll1S'I' IZHW, Stzinflinui Iiznllih 4lilI1-sim-, 1 :x1'l Nihiser, l'lax'iwl IM.-, .lf-hu Suyclifr, Wilbur l :ull+-:'. Alaxrvixi lfislivi' Xhuyin- Fry.-i'. llowzmlwl Ilunit'-in, and Valviii Iluffin.,-. Sl'I1'HNI' IUIW, Standing: Iliwluar-l lhilnlilf-, lliwliriwl llnllzinwl, llivliziiwl lreton, llairol-l Younis:-y, lion 1'r'ow. liar-'lvl Illlinilkm, li4'lllllF lvunlqip, and .Inv lloyd. Year by year additional students are rewarded for their efforts in extra-cur- ricular activities by being awarded the varsity R oi Ridge School. To every student who has experienced the thrill of receiving this award goes the additional privilege- of becoming a member of thc R Society. This society was founded back in thc year 1919-20, which, incidentally, was the first yi-ar the school was organized. This year the R Society will lose eight of its members through graduation. 218 GilF1lHliiIRiIE5ilE5 S6iIifilRiliiIKfilE3S9 CWQDilil'2ilRilE5 flD1lilCfIIF Gallaway, 3b ...... Gamble, ss. Ireton, p-c ..,,,,, Holland. 2b-f. Crow, p-lb, ...,... . H. Dunifon, f. Cryer. c. ,,,,.,,,,, , C. Nihiser, 2b Youtsey. f. Fisher, f. .. Dunlap. f. ,,,,,, Ho. Dunifon. f. Huffine, 1b. ..,. . G. Nihiser. f. Gillespie, f. Ridge-4 Ridge-0 Ridge-1 Ridge-5 Ridge-4 Ridge-0. Ridge-0 AB R H W PCT. . 8 2 3 6 .375 .......14 2 5 1 .357 .......10 2 3 2 .300 ....,,,17 3 4 0 .235 ,.,.,,,13 2 3 2 .231 .......15 1 3 2 ,200 ..,,.,.13 0 2 4 .154 3 0 1 2 .125 3 0 0 2 .OOO 2 O O 1 .000 O 0 1 .OOO 1 0 0 ,OOO ...4 0 O 0 ,OOO HO O 0 0 .000 , 3 O 0 0 .000 Ohio City-17 AB-At Bat COUVOY-16 R-Runs Q7aViSi?i?e-313 H-Hits Union-6 W-Walks Wren-7 Pct.-Percentage Hoaglin-Jackson-3 I-Innings I I I 5 -1 bi -' STANDING, Left tu I-light: Mr. Glulh, Iiivhzirrl 11211111111-, llznimlzl Y1-lllN B', Hillwlml IVlIllil'4lIl, IP ll 11 xx I'ihi1d H llmd 'ml NI in I1 hx fr U ', .1 H. 1 um Ts ff. g:.jAXTEpY Left L., Highig Vgilyin Huffim-, XV11ymi 11xw'r, Iiuwzeiwl lmiiiffvli, Iizllpll Ililli.-fpiv. 27 lllDllE5lll99 lllf3lIE5lllDlllQ5lIlElIRQ f7QllllNllllD lllf3lIE1llifO Nlary Ahct- Gillcspiw. Barbara Pos-, and BL-tty Chambers did an excellunt job as ut'l'iriul IIL'lJDl'l'+lllJDLPSU fm' the Ridge Tigers nf 19-11--12. Nhich uf the baskutlnall squads guud work is a result of the hearty enthusiasm displayn-cl by thu- chenr leaders and the fans. Wi- i'L-alizu the rusprmsibility they assumcd in assuring the new yells and zirritising thi- spirit of all spectators. Much crcdit is due these three girls for their 4-xccllt-iit p-,1'l'ii1'iiianCe. 28 CiIl'llHlllIE5 VAllRSlll6lllfCllf 1941-42 Date Team Ours Opponents Nov, 7 Middle Point it? .Y.,,,, ,....., 2 3 43 NOV. 11 Mendon Ct! ,.,A.A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 1 26 Nov. 14 YO1'k Chl .,....AA..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 8 22 Nov. 15 Ft. Wayne Concordia Ct? ..., ,,,.... 3 5 49 Nov. 28 Hoaglin-Jackson Ch? ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 8 29 DSC. 2 Union ith ..Y,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,....,,. 2 1 39 DSC. 5 itOhio City Chl ,,,Y,,,,,,. ....,.. 3 8 37 Dec. 10 Rockford Ct? ....,,.. 27 40 Dec. 12 :ifConvoy Cth .,,, ........ 2 2 41 Dec. 19 iiUnion thi .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,1 4 O 29 Jan. 6 Ohio City ttl ......, ....,.. 3 5 30 Jan. 9 iiWillshire Ctb 1,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 4 39 Jan. 16 :f:Wren th? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 5 20 Jan. 23 iiHoaglin-Jackson Ctb ..,... ...,... 2 9 45 Jan. 30 :1:lVIiddle Point Ch? ,....... ...1.... 3 8 47 Feb. 6 :5:York Ctb .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 7 23 Feb. 13 Delphos Jefferson Ctl ,........1.., ..,...,, 2 2 23 Feb. 20 Wren Ct? ..............................,....,.., ....... 2 5 35 Feb. 27 Convoy CTournament Gameb ...,.. ........ 2 9 40 :f:League Games The 1941-42 Ridge Tigers. as the records show, experienced a season which found them playing very mediocre ball one week and an excellent brand of ball the next. They were a team we enjoyed watching and one which we were proud to support. The services of our lanky dependable Center Harold Dunifon, will be sorely missed next year, but with that exception we hope we will see all of the boys in action again next season. Promising 8th grade material gives us hopes of a strong team for 1942-43. . STANDING, Lg-fr to Right: XYillwu1' Faller, Manager: Iiivhzirel Hiiiiilwlv, lliwhzird lr--ton, H31-old Inmiff-,ny Dun Urmv, Marvin Ifisher, Mr. hluth, tual-li. KNEELINH: l','gy1 Nihisel- fmvicl Poe, John Snyder, 1':1lx'in Huffine, :md 1iI'il1'4lf!l1 Nihisi-1 29 Clli11lfIl3fl1'E9llRQW il-Dil? 611i lliillllib llillllcllfllllllilliib H'1','XX'1P'1Nl1, I,+-I'l In Iliuhli XYilliiii' 1'1ll110'I', 3I:ii'mgi,-i': ilnwziiwl lvuiiifi-11, llziy Zinn. In.ii:iIil llziinw, .liiiiior All-Hainnon, 11'l1XlPl' Snyrli-r, Ivziviwl Hliiih, llolv-rt XYhite. 1111 Hliiili. 4'-iaiwli. 11l1'Ill.1'I IIHXY: llilue-1' 'I'oiii1i11soii, Max 11:zi'I.A1-, 11--lwrt link'-i', 1Yaii'i'w,-ii 31LlFUII, 11.111111 Gillespie. 1 IlHX'I' IIHXY: Ili-'Ii 1f1IIN1'Y, llvx '1'olri1insnii. The reservebasketball team. which represents Ridges hopes for future champ- ionships. made a credible showing in this sport during the season of 1941--12. They won more than half of the games they participated in, and showed re- markable progress during the season. The boys are quite disappointed because the Junior High Tournament was Cancelled this year. They are looking iorvxard to positions on the varsity next year, and several show promise of becoming quite capable replacements. 30 4BfllllIRllt9S9 lltDllHllf'llfSlllll2Allt9 lIE9lIlDlIlllEA.CllFllllDlINll The girls started the season with out-of-door activities which included softball, touch football. and relays, The winter season included volleyball. folk dances, tumbling, ping pong. and the major interest-a basketball tournament. The first game of the tournament was played by the Freshmen and Sophoniores. The Seniors were eliminated by the Juniors in the next game. The third game was between the Junior High and Sophomores. The Sophoniores and Juniors met in the final contest of the tournament. By winning this game the Juniors became the tournament champions of 1941-42. The coming of spring brought the outside activities back with hiking. jumping the rope- and, of course. softball, Last fall the girls took swimming lessons, Every Thursday for six weeks they motorcd to the Y. W. C. A. Most of the girls finally were able to swim. raw:-:fmt ms-iff,-N21-ff:-eAz?1M....,,. . wmmfy... W... ..,..,....,,v.,.,m.-...VME-Y---,L-:,,...,.v-vm-mi. r,wmww..mw,.wwv.v::w:mnw:i 1 1 l l 1 i FIRST IIHXY, L+-ft In Iliuhli ll'-tty l'lllllllllt'I'5, Nvl'l'il Mvthxiili-nl, Klurtlisi liswlu-ii,A l l'2lllI'1'S llziiln-s, Virginia Hzimlvl-', lisllii-1' I+':lll1-r, lilzi Mm- Swivk, li-'UF' SIUVK- Y'V!i1'l4' l': ?1l - and li.-tty Ynlllsm-y. Sl.jq'4pNli IUDNYQ th-nv llziker, Anne Yukos, liuliliii- Iwi- lui?-illll, lluxiiii- l'm':ipliv1', ll'l'IlI' 7l'i2ll'lJIl, iXl1ll'Q,2ll'I'l Ilolluiiml, Mary Louise Imvii-S. l'li:ll'l4vlI1- lllm-li, l'll3'lliN Mlll l'- 4 l .loan Iizikf-n, 31 fIl'3fMllll?flIHllClIf 4DllPllF GlEflIllAlIRlIlD Si-niurs zmvuncl the flag pole. Don winds up. Rimes aiming the thorns. Hitting the keys. He might hit it. Brothei' and sister. Say ah , please. Nuvphytes in Chemistry. The play gives. on. WllC1'E'S the ball. A live wire held dovi n The coach looks on. Trimming figures, Wayne It was Things Flashy It Won waits. a sell-out. made in shop Freshman. the game. 4l3fllllIRlll9S9 4l'3llHllllfDllRllllQWi FIRST IZHXV, Left to Right: Marv Louise lmvies, M:'u'e:'urpt llollzinsl. ltvtty lmvies. Lulu 451+-v Slim-li, Stnrley Jolinson. Alive Flzixtvr, .lunnita li:ilXl1 l', Hloriu Iirown, Frnnvis Hzxinvs, Sl'It'0Nl'l IIUXVZ Gene Flziki-V, Itln Mau- Swim-lc. Betty Stuck, llvl.,-n Trillolet. .lv-:ln lllulcfin, 4'h:irlottf- Tllm-li, Burlv:u'zl Pm-. BIlll'jHl'lt' XVnlsr-r, lhvtty Sulner, Phyllis Miller, Mr, El-erly, l'3ire4-tor. 'l'Hllf?l'P HHXY: t'2ltllel'inv Slim-li, l'lo1'otl1y XVl1ilv. lla-tty l'lt-irlf-nlvau-li, Aliwn- Riel:-rs, X'll',QllIl1l Gamlvlf-, Betty 4'llIiITllIi'l'S, Betty Y-nitsey, l-'lorenve lvuY:iLl, lilnine Snyllf-it FUl'RTll RUYY: Anna Yukos, Fiolmlpii- Lf-P lmgzin. listlivr Fzlllvr. Honniv Hzwtvr, 1l2ll'1l1lI'lAl Gilliland, Irene Hartel, Virginia linule, Yerzu Mr-Gannon. The girls' chorus for 1941-42, under the direction of the new instructor. Mr. Truman Eberly, enjoyed participating in and presenting several programs throughout the school year. The annual Christmas program, in which the girls' chorus had a major part. was presented on the afternoon of December 24. The girls' chorus and members of the girls' chorus presented numbers at both sessions of the Farmers' Institute. Another event of interest to the group was the County Music Festival at Wren School on March 3. The girls sang in the mass chorus. and presented individual numbers. Members of the chorus were keenly disappointed by the elimination of the Springfield and State Festivals from the school calendar. This, like many other things, was made necessary by the shortage of rubber. The chorus regrets the departure of several Senior girls who have served well during the past four years. 33 lIPalllQAllMllllE5 llllelj 4 W, A I ' 't f' ,Q ss j7'j,f 1' if - I 5, xx N .- i iq- Q MMV, F l:ICl4'I,l4l1 l'Hll S'l'Al4'F. Swim.-tl from left ln Ili-'l-t ure: Ida Man- Swif-lc. XVilli:im YVil1'1'X, Mm-llin ljnlwii, lfettx' Stuck :xml Marpgzuri-t ilillihinil Sllllllllllg 2ll'l'I lflstlu-r Fuller, Xxvlllllll' Full:-u', l r:u'- es llzlines, Mr. XVitlf-vi. l':l1ll?lI'4l Ilollancl, llnroltl Ilunifon. Tit-KU' l'1'V1PF Jw- lloyd, Virginia llziinlile :incl l'l1-nnltl flalluwfuv Editor-in-Chief , , Assistant Editor .. Business Manager Assistant Business Advertising, , , .. Sales . , Activity Editor , Girls' Sports .. Boys' Sports , Grade Reporter Art Editor , Adviser , Martha Eaken Betty Stuck William Wilcox Manager ...,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , H, ,,,,,, N, N.. ,., , Harold Dumfon Joe Boyd. chairman, Virginia Gamble, Frances Haines ,. Richard Holland, chairman, Wilbur Faller Betty Davies Margaret Gilliland Ronald Gallaway , , ,.,. Esther Faller Ida Mae Swick Mr. Witten Well, here it is! After worl'ing for a long time we finally present the object of all our labor. Through this book we show you that Ridge School is still pro- gressing. both in social and educational activities. We are glad that those within the community and the advertisers are interested enough in our school to make it possible to publish this book. We thank Mr. Witten. our adviser, the teachers, the students, and all who have helped with this annual for cooperating so willingly. 34 llNIl4DSllli5S lIFtDllR NEWS vo fr 1LHt'KlG'l' STAFF, Sealed i'I'ul1l lf-1'l In right IlI't'I Miss RlaIlol'52 Atlvisvii xvllllillll XVil1-ox, Hetty Stuck, 'YiI'!-lllllil Eiiule :tml Miss Alden, ,-Xmlvisvfr. Smmlinp: ure: Virginia llzunlvlv, Mzirenret Gillilaind, Idzi Maw Swivlc, Alzu'u:u'e1 Holland, Hmvzwcl lmiiifon, .lov li-vysl, 114-11.- lflziker, lmnalil Crow, l-toliliiff llwl l,-neun, liiwlmi-tl Ireton, Vviwlai .lezm Imvis, Maxim l ii:-npliei' and t harlolle film-li. Still under the system adopted last year of applying for rather than appoint- ing positions on the Rocket staff, and with the splendid cooperation of Miss Mallory. Miss Alden. and their patrons. the members of the Rocket staff were able to produce eight issues of the Ridge Rocket during the nine months of the school term. At the beginning of the term a contest was held for the greatest number of subscriptions, the losing side giving a party in honor of the winners. Despite the great deal of effort and time required for each issue, there was always the deep satisfaction of just being one of the links that make up the chain. Because of the present world strife, we regret to say that the Ridge Rocket may be discontinued until the situation is again more favorable. Editor-in-Chief ........,...,...,........, ,,,,,,..,.,,,,.. ,,,,, , , Betty Stuck Assistant Editor-in-Chief ...,.. . l..,,, Virginia Engle Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, .,.,..,,,,.........,.......,,,,,,,,,.,. William Wilcox Assistant Business Manager .,,,. ,.....,..,,.,,..........,.....,.,...,, M argaret Gilliland Circulation Managers ,,l,,ll,l,, ,,,,,,, I da Mae Swick and Virginia Gamble Art Editors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gene Baker and Bobbie Lee Logan Sports Editors ,l,i, ,,,,i,, M argaret Holland and Richard Ireton Grade Editor ,,.,,,,, ,l,,,,,,,,,,,.l,,...,l.,.,,,,A.. , , , Maxine Uncapher Jgke Edjtgf AYr4,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,, ,,,il ,,,,,, ,i,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , , , l.,l, V erda Jean Davis Grade Reporters ,.,,...... ...,,,, ,,,,A,.,.. . . . ...fffff f--ff 1 fi.,.---,-,-------.---,,,,,f,,,,f -f -A mmM,,,,Rex Tomlinson, Charlotte Black, Howard Dunifon, Don Crow, Joe Boyd Advisers ,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,i ,,.,, ,,,,,,, ,,l,.,........ M iss Mallory and Miss Alden 35 GRAN GYGDUU IMAGINE? Margaret Gilliland not chewing her gum. Phyllis Miller not talking to Sam at noon. Verda Davies talking to a boy. Elaine Snyder not giggling. Bobbilee Logan not knowing how to play the piano. Virginia Gamble with blonde hair. Wilbur Faller in the parachute division making his first jump. Mr. Gluth without his sense of humor. Martha Eaken getting failing grades. William Wilcox with straight red hair. Miss Rinker having quiet study hall. Miss Alden without a big smile. Mr. Witten with laryngitis. Ronald Galloway on the honor roll. Mr. Mosers correspondence if all the students wrote to him on the same day Joe Boyd fighting 20-ton tanks with a pitch fork. Mr. Eberly demonstrating gymnastics. Mr. Witten letting anything interfere with Democracy. Ralph Gillespie with long curls. Betty Stuck without her dramatic ability. All the boys with a hair cut like Don Crow's. Bonnie Harter in a hoop skirt. Dave Poe without his Ford. Fred Walser without his life guard form. Lulu Glee Shook with her hair done in a knot. Bobbilee Logan taking long steps. Bob Lahman being timid. Kay Maxon finishing her lunch. Lea Stemen without her long dangling braids. Bill Snyder without his ability to make bright remarks. Miriam Joan Johnson without her good English. Ray Davis without his dimples. David Gluth not looking like Tom Sawyer. lst, 2nd, 3rd grade girls without their hair ribbons. Marvin Fisher without that horse laugh. Mr. Gluth without the dimple in his chin. Theresa Flaherty not being able to take her own part when people tease her Carl Brown with his hair combed. Coleen Youtsey being as tall as the rest of the girls in her grade. Frankie Bartel without his grin. Gene Wollenhaupt not being able to play the accordian. Roger Ritchie without his attraction for the Sixth grade girls. 36 fIE,?flIlllRlIlb llR9lIE5SllEllRVllE5QW FIRST RHXV, Left to llight: Betty l'lli1l11llr'1'S, Mary Alive Gillespie, 1'lm1'lottv Film-ls, XYlI'g'l1112l Gamble, Ida Maw Swim.-k, M:u'tli:n lizllien, lflvtly Stuck, I!:11'lm1':n lme, .loam Rake-11, Verda .lean Davies, Helen Trilmlet. SEVHND ILHXV: Miss Ilinker, .-X1lx'ise1'3 Mary Louise lmvies, Frum-es lluiues, Betty Ywiltsvy, Gene Baker, He-tty Sirlner, Estlier Faller. Anna Yukos, 'Tliereszi Fllll1r?l'IY, Flmwm-41 lDuVull, Miss Mallory, Anlviser, THIRD RUXV: Mz1re'zu'et Hollziml, B-ettv lravif-s, lflohlviv IH- Logan, Rmmii- Hamer, 5l2il'2ill'vI llillilanll, Virginia Engle. V+-ru Bl4'lllllII14'll, Maxine l'm-aplieiy Elaine Snyfler, Irvmf Baum:-l. The officers of 1941-42 are: President ....,........... . ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,, H Martha Eaken Vice President ..., ,. ..,, Betty Stuck Secretary Vffrfrfr Ida Mae Swick Treasurer eeee......e .. Virginia Gamble Music Leader YY.,, ,,,,,,,,,, V irginia Engle . ,..,,.,,,,.,.,.. Bobbie Lee Logan Misses Mallory and Rinker Pianlst ..,,,, ,,,,, Advisers . ,,,,,.......... ..,,..i,r,,, . ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . . The Ridge Girl Reserves Club had a total of 34 members during the past year. In the early fall We decided to have our meetings directly after school on the first Monday of every month. At the meeting held on November 3 the club held recognition services for 10 new members. Some of our other meetings and parties held, consisted of a Christ- mas party, to which all high school boys were invited: an annual Mother and Daughter Party: a Red Cross meeting: a style show, and various other meetings. In the Christmas assembly, which was given by the Girl Reserves. the play. Keeping Up With Christmas was presented. 37 QWllt3llNllllllQDllR lll9llt9AfY -1' 1 SlC.X'l'I'II' Yirellllzi tlulnlile, xxilllllllll XYllI'ox, l4l:i Mile SXYi4'li. S'I',XNl XlI vllli lmull llollwihl, ll.-ily 'Stn-'le Kl.lr:4:ui'4-I llillilnnvl. lieth.-1' l-'ull'-r. l'r.n:1i-.-s llzn in-s, Hnlllm I4.uI.ei, ll.uioI1l lllllllllill, Xlnrlluzu Halt--li, lb-tty lraivies. On April ill, the Senior Class presented a three-act plwv entitled Miss Smarty . Lizheth Smart CVirginia Gambler charming yowng debutante. wealthy and socially prominent, is forced by her father to go to College much against her will. for Lizheth has been trying for a screen career without success. The day she arrives in Barwell Colltge. a co-ed school in California. she receives a telegram from her agent telling her to report immediately at a major studio in Hollvwood for a screen test. She is frantic! How can she leave Barwell without her father cliseoveiuzip, her alnsencei' Enter Janice Burbank tlda Mae Swicl-il, a former member of Lizlyeths wealthy set, who has met with financial reverses, Janice is seeking a position at Barwell in order to work her way through College. Lizbeth prevails upon Janice to take her 4LizlJeth'sJ place at Barwell so that she can tlv to Hollywood without anylJody's knowledge. Lizbetlrs brother, Shellv. tRiChard llollandi entirs into the plot and he. too. enlists the services of a cloge jrlend. B1-gm Hobson! lWilliam Wileoxl so that he can get away from Barwell. Brant is mis- taken for Shelley and the riot is on! Here are two people who have never seen each other pretendire to he brother and sister Other characters are: l'rol't-ssor l1:l'LlSIHLlS Elnerlield. Dean of Barwell College Joe Boyd Pleasant Hieliey. The college chaperon . , Betty Davies Morton Gordon. Who is inleresttd in football . , 'Wilbui' Faller Swilty Trl-nl. Who never moves in a hurry .. Harry Dtinifon Virginia St:-urns, A ehzirining young eo-ed Martha Eaken Doclie Balmer, Beatitilul but duinh , , Frances Haines llelene We-stlield. VVho has a will of her own . Margaret Gilliland Illia L'r4iwlt-y, llt r young niece ,... ...., B etty Stuck Ann, The seeretziry .... ....,,, , ,.,.,, . Esther Fallei' Ui1'vClHl' , , Miss Virginia Mallory Stage lklanager ...... Ronald Gallaway 33 QllllUlIN1llIiflDlIliQ lIl9lll3AQY The Yellow Shadow was a mystery comedy in three acts. The curtain opened with the stage dark except for a fire in the fireplace. A murdered man fCharles Matthews! lay on the floor in front of the table. Herbert Marvin 1Fred Walser! enters and kneels over the body of the murdered man. Mildred Marvin fVirginia Engle! and her cousin Hazil Wayne tBonnie Hartor! and her life long friend Alice Perkins CMary Gillespie! who were all bored with New York, come to the old estate of Maxwell Marvin, the deceased uncle, for a rest. Nell Travis. the housekeeper CMaxine Uncaphcr! and her husband 4Ted Gorman! who acts as if he were a crazy man, turn out to be detectives and find that Miss Marvin's attorney tHarold Youtsey! and a Chinese boy fDave Poe! have been smuggling Chinese people in from South America and are using this estate for their hideout. The coroner tVera McGannon! and Sheriff Macklin tDon Crow! along with the crazy man. make the play a hilarious comedy. LEFT TH Il'1illT: Hurnlrl Ywlitsvy, Tr-ml li4Il'llI2IIl, X't'l'Il Bl 'ifll1lw1l' Fra-il XYz1lsn-V, lion 4'l'HW X'll',':','llll2l Engle, Mary Aliw- Hill.-spia, lhmnin- Haart:-r, Maxine lm-:mln-i'. 39 llFllll6lllflIllllRllE5 llF14MllRlIllllllBlllKQli A Af..-1 4 ' ' TMP ILMXX, Lett luv Right: Fred XVzilse1', llzivid 1'oe, Ili:-lifuml Hollmiil, Vlvlllblll' Fuller, .life lloyd, Teil llorniiin. llonzilml Hzillowziy. Mllllfhli HHNV, Left to I-light: llzilph Gillespie, Marvin Fisher, llnlph YVEli'Iie:w'lie, lreinii Iliinlzip, lion l'1'mx', llairold llessler, lfurl Nihiser, llrziyilmi Nihiser, Mr. .IUlll'lSilll. l111'I'TUM IIMXY. Left to Iiiehl: Uzilvin Huffine, VVziyne 4ll'YPI', John Snyflvr. Hi llf1l'll Vllllklfl Vit-tor llit--lit-in-li, 1'lizi1'Ir-s Maitlliews, George Bfllrluuf, Harold lfunifon, The Ridge F. F. A. Chapter was organized in 1928. It has been developing into a better club each year. Two years ago the Ridge F. F. A. decided to take Middle Point boys into the organization with them and renamed it Ridge-Middle Point Chapter. The Chapter elected officers in April and the following boys were elected: President ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,.. ,,,..,, .... ,,,, ,...,, ....,,,..,,,,,..,,.,,,..,..,,,,.,,, ,.,,,,,,. . ,.,,,,,,. R i c l 1 a r d Holland Vice-President ,... ..,. . . Wilbur Faller Secretary ,,,,, . ...,... Joe Boyd Treasurer .. ..,........, Dave Poe Reporter ,,,,, .,.,,.,.... F red Walser Watch Dog . . . .. ,,,,rr........,,....,,........l. .,..,....,.l.,...l....,,,.,...,,l,.......,,...,...... R onald Gallaway Nine members went on the F. F. A. trip to Washington, D. C. Some of the interesting points they visited were Washington's Monument, Capitol Building, Smithsonian Institute, F. B. I. Building, and the White House. They saw the House of Representatives in action. The Girl Reserves were the guests of the F. F. A. at their fall party. The Parent and Son Banquet, one of the main events of the year, was held April 9. More than ninety attended this banquet. Our toastmaster for the banquet was Joe Boyd. The speaker was Rev, Tennyson Guyer from Celina. 40 lll6lIl' WAS llilllllltlll vu The Junior-Senior Prom was May 16. lt was held in the gymnasium of the school, which was transformed into a beautiful rock garden. A pool was in the middle, surrounded by stones, flowers, and brilliantly colored lights. Decorations of blue and white streamers and .small branches were strung over the top, while a fence and streamers served as the sides. An arched gateway formed the entrance to the garden, above which blazed the numbers 41-42 in blue and white lights. A picture taken by the Agler Studio preceded the evenings program, after which motion pictures were shown by the toastmaster, William Wilcox. 41 llMllA.llKlllllNllll?f Glll'llHllllE5 lll5llE5S6llt lll2ullEflll6lllllliBllR OFFICERS OF GIRL'S 4-H CLUB l'rm-siflent, Bette Ivziviesi Vice-lf'resiclent, lfisther Fuller: Sea-retru-y, liulfliie Lee Logang 'l'i'e:is1irei', Esther Faller: 1'leportel', Verilzi lizivisg lien-reatiwii liezuler, Fiarlwzira Piney Adviser Mrs. .l, V. Poe: Assistant .-Xflviser, Martha Eulieu. OFFICERS OF BOY'S 4-l-I CLUB l'1-Hsitlent, Iiaviel Poe: Vice-I'resitlent, Iii1'lizii'rl 111411111 Secretary and Treasuiei llzxroltl Iluiiifong lle1w1'tei', Hex Tomlinson: Adviser, Mr. Lewis .lolinsoir 4-H CLUB MOTTO-TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER Both the girls and boys 4-H clubs had full and interesting programs this year. Both clubs had meetings twice a month. The girls enjoyed demonstrations on posture, pressing clothes, hair styles. and cooking. On July 10, we had a joint meeting with the boys' 4-H club. We had a soft ball game at 6:00 o'c1ock which was followed by a pot-luck supper. After the program, Miss Shrider led the group in a delightful evening of folk dancing. On August 11. the girls' projects were judged. Every girl had worked hard and therefore all were rewarded with very good grades. After the judging. we went to Celina for a picnic supper. September 26th, a county-wide achievement meeting was held at the fair ground. Martha Eaken and Bette Davies represented the Ridge club and gave a demonstration on Packing a Suitcase Conveniently. They won from the county and then represented Van Wert County at the State Fair. Both girls went with Mr. Oetzel, the county agricultural agent, to Fort Wayne and broadcasted over WOWO. Esther Faller was selected from our club to judge clothing. She won from the county and then went to the State Fair and competed. For her good work she won a gold medal. The girls displayed their projects in a booth at the Van Wert County Fair. The boys paraded their animals in the stock parade. Richard Holland had the prize steer in the county. Our projects were also displayed at the Farmers' Institute which was held February 10-11. Bette Davies and David Poe were chosen to attend Club Congress at Columbus. September 8-13. C. TM. .... .... ,, ., C., . .,..,,, .,-, 'r , wa gg V ' f .g ? A 1 NS N , , ' L f ' ' iran 4 M M .1 J i,,df'ffr i M ' Q3 TH A A z A l llHN'I' IIHXY, Lf-ft to lliuht: lmvifl l'w-. 'IN-ll tiuwiiizuii, Yernlai llzivis, l1I:mi'lmi'a Poe, Holfluie lm- louzuii, ll--tty Imvivs. listlwr l'vlIlll'l', Alilflllil lllzilwu. Hziiwflul lfimifmi, Furl Nihiser. Sl'II'HNl' IIUXY: Morris Hormziii, ltomiit- llairter. .lnuiv-1' M1-flxmnoii. Ri:-lirirtl Holland, XVz1yn l'l'X4'l', V1-fimltl Ilziim-s, Mary Ivzivivs, Mzlrezirt-I llolluiul. Marilyn Kinsev. 'I'IIllIIv IIHXY llolu-rl lmliiiizin. Mui-1-il.. Slvflllllfill, .lt-:in Vile, llmvarnl Dunifon, .1--an Enken, IZ' u--1' 'Vfiilllillsull Phyllis 'I'1:mIinswn, Irivli Kinsey, 42 September 8, 1941-Oh, Me! Hard times are here again. Sept. 19-Baseball game with Ohio City there. Shoot! They beat. 17 to 4. Sept. 26-Convoy plaved at Ridge. Ridge-0:Con- voy 16. F. F. A. Party-Boys really made swell hosts. Sept. 29-Lecture by Mr. Albert Crombie. We learned the do's and dont's on dating. tHope it helps? October 2-F. F. A. Meeting. Initiation. Six boys went through the rye. Oct. 3-Game at Union. Hard on us. Oct. 10-Willshire at Ridge. Were we cleaned? Oct. 15-Uni0n's second win over us-6 to 4. Oct. 16-Primary meeting at Pleasant. Seniors had swell hay ride. Oct. 17-End of first 6 weeks. Not too good. but maybe we will get off to abetter start next time. Oct. 21-P. T. A. meeting. Oct 23-Assembly at 11:00. Rev. Brown gave a good talk. Seniors in charge. Oct. 24-Goody, no school. Toledo teachers meet- ing. tHope the teachers didn't learn too much more.7 Oct. 29-Freshmen Party. Heard of the fun on the hay ride. How about it boys? Oct. 30-7-8 grade partv. Too bad, it rained. Oct. 31-Junior play, The Yellow Shadow. Did the spooks get you? November 3-G. R. Meeting-Y. F. A.-Board Meeting. Nov. 4-4-H Skating Party. Bump, Bump, Bump. Nov. 7-Starter day. First pep session. Nice cheerleaders. First basketball game at Middle Point. Too bad we got off to a bad start. Nov. 10-Ohio State Intelligence test this morning. Oh dear, where did I leave my brains. Good for you, William. Nov. 11-Game at Mendon. Tried hard, but didn't succeed. Score 26-21. Nov. 14-Yipee we beat York. 23-22. See, I told you we could do it. Nov. 15-Our boys went to Ft. Wayne to play Concordia College. Nice exhibition, folks. Nov. 19-Grade Thanksgiving program. We have talent, don't you think? Senior Bake Sale and chances on a 10 pound turkev. Nov. 20-Thanksgiving Day. No school. Oh, Oh, gained some weight. Nov. 28-End of 2nd six weeks. The Freshmen girls seem to be the smartest. Basketball game with I-Ioaglin-Jackson here. Someone's foot must have slipped. They beat by 1 point. December 2-Game with Union there. They beat 39-21. Dec. 3-Oh dear. grade cards again. Dec. 4-Girls second swimming lesson at Y. W. No one has drowned yet. F. F. A. Dec. 5-We beat Ohio City in a League Game,38- 37. Gee, was it ever UHTIIG C Dec. 10-Game at Rockford. ter be exciting. Seniors get ards. Pretty nice! Too bad for us. Bet- good, cause Santa comes in 15 days. Talk and picture on tuberculosis by Dr. Keyser. Dec. 11-Mr. Montague comes and Seniors plan their year book. We think it will be the best ever published. Dec. 12-We played Convoy there. Score In favor of them. Dec. 15-G. R. Party. Assembly with Mr. D. D. Deeds as speaker. 41-22. Dec. 16-P. T. A. Meeting. Dr. Underwood gives a talk on Children Dec. 18-Junior rings arrive. 3512.00 please. 3353533 Dec. 19-G. R. Chapel. Pretty good program, we thought. Union plays our boys here. I guess we really showed them, 40-29. Dec. 24-Christmas program by whole school. Santa Claus came. butl was really sorry he didn't give me a box of candy, weren't you? We don't have to come back to school until Jan. 5. Isn't that wonderful? Jan. 5-Y. F. A.-Board Meeting. End of Christ- mas vacation. Oh me, studies again. Jan. 6-Basketball game, Ohio City, there, 30-35. Say. we are pretty good. Jan. 8-F. F. A. meeting at noon. They plan our next chapel meeting. Ida Mae lost her buttons in Democracy class. Jan. 9-Basketball game with Willshire, there, 39- 34. Oh. oh. I guess we were just tired. Jan. 16-Basketball game with Wren at Ridge. We really showed them what we could do. Jan. 23-Basketball game at Hoaglin-Jackson. We didn't do so well. David and his dreams. Jan. 23-Seniors pick out gowns. Say, they are really going to look O. K. Jan. 29-Seniors start going to town for advertise- ments. Jan. 30-Seniors still working. We play Middle Point, here. February 4-F. F. A. Freshmen skating party. Did you have fun kids? Feb. 6-Basketball game at York. We really play- ed and so we beat them. 27-23. Good J. High game. We really have some future stars. Feb. 10-Farmers' Institute. Busy all day getting things ready. Feb. ll-Farmers' Institute. Wow, what a dinner! Didn't have school. That was swell. Feb. 16-Skating Party. Grades 7 and 8. Feb. 17-Basketball game at Delphos-Jefferson. P. T. A. meeting. Thev beat 23-22. Feb. 20-Basketball game at Wren. My goodness. They beat 35-25. Feb. 27-Basketball tournament. Feb. 28-Basketball tournament. March 3-County Vocal Music Festival at Wren. Ridge was well reresented by people and by music. Joe B. becomes uncle for first time. March 9-Sophomore Skating Party. We are really getting good. March 12-Junior Skating Party. Say. we really skated away the week. Salvage talk by Mrs. Agler. March 17-P. T. A. Seniors start practicing for their play. March 18-Salvage Day. Seniors hope for more money. Mar. 20-Athletic Banquet. Not bad. Harold Dun- ifon gets the Moser award for being the best all around boy. Mar. 27-F. F. A. boys present nice chapel program. April 3-Good Fridays services here at school. April 9-F. F. A. Banquet. Nice time. boys, April 10-Senior Class play. We make nice col-- lege students, don't we? April 21-P. T. A. May 17-Baccalaureate. May 20-Commencement. May 22-School is out. Hip. Hip, Hooray. May 23-24. Senior trip. Oh me. what fun. CYCIDIU Gllillblllbllis 6lIillHlillE5 IINIIIEJXGIII GDIINIHIEB Seniors discussing the Senior trip: Betty Davies: We can wait until after the war to take our trip because we have to save tires. Joe Boyd: There will be too many to go then. On a democracy test, Mr. Witten asked the question: t'The first successful steam engine was run by Mary Gillespie answered Steam. Mr. Witten: What is south of Singapore? Don Crow: Why, water. Mr. Witten: What were the two capitals of the Roman Empire? Charles Mathews: One was Constantinople: I can't think of the other one. Mr. Witten: Well, what color is blue vitrol? Charles: Blue, Mr. Witten: What was the capital then? Charles: Blue vitrolf' Martha Eaken: I'll bet you can't guess how I spelled Cat when I was in the first grade. Ida Mae Swick: K-a-t, k-a-t-t, c-a-t? Martha Eaken: Youre wrong. I spelled it c-a-t! Miss Rinker: What is neon used for? Dick Kinsey: To make stockings. Dave Poe: Did you have the radio on last night? Marvin Fisher: Sure I did. Dave Poe: How did it fit? Theresa Flaherty: If 3 plus l makes nitrogen and 2 plus 1 makes hydrogen, what is 4 plus 2? Frances Haines: I don't know. Theresa Flaherty: Six, you dope! Announcer fat a concerti: Betty Davies will now sing, Oh, That I Were a Dove, I'd Fleaf Graydon Nihiser: What is a dove-eyed flea? Mechanic: Whats the trouble, mam? t Margaret Gilliland: They say I have a short circuit. Can you lengthen it while I wait, please? Theresa: Mary, did you count with a daisy to see if Don Crow loved you? Mary Gillespie: No, I used a three-leaf clover. The daisy might turn out wrong. Girl: Would you come to my aid in distress? Boy: My dear it wouldn't make any difference what you were wearing. Esther F.: Charles Mathews has a contempt for anybody who doesn't know as much as he does. Tiny F.: I should think he would. Miss Mallory twho had just purchased a stampit Must I put it on myself? Post Office Assistant: Not necessarily, mam, it will probably accomplish more on the letter. Don Crow: I've had to keep that car in the garage ever since the day I bought it from you, It just won't run. Ted Gorman: You remember you said you wanted a car that wouldn't use much gas. Dick Ireton: Take this chicken away, it's as tough as a paving stone. Miss Rinker: Maybe it's a Plymouth Rock. Ted Gorman: My feet burn like heck. Do you suppose a mustard bath would help? Maxine Uncapher: Sure, there's nothing bet- ter than mustard on hot dogs. Charlotte Black: If you were half a man you'd take me to the circus tomorrow, Carl Nihiser: If I were half a man I'd be in the circus. Father: Don't you think our son gets his in- telligence from me? Mother: He must, I've still got mine. Mr. Gluth: Do you know your wife is telling around that you can't keep her in clothes? Mr. Witten: That's nothing, I bought her a home and I can't keep her in that either. W W, ,,,, 1 1 1m.1.m.- 1 -1 1..1,1 1 1v1.f.1y.,1..4.1.v.,1...,1 1 1,..1n,1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 BAGLEY COAL and BUILDING SUPPLY COAL STOKER - SUN BEAM FURNACE LUMBER and MILL WORK - CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR PLUMBING and HEATING - STORM WINDOWS and DOORS COMPLETE CONTRACTING SERVICE. Large or Small Free Estimates On Any Job-Call Us. Phone 3033 or Phone 2832 GQSMOOTH SAILING ----- Columbus Sailed The Ocean Blue in 1492. Best Wishesl' To Those Who Set Sail In Life, In The Class of 1942. COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL DOUGAL GARAGE 538 Jennings Road We Service All Makes of Automobiles, Trucks and Tractors. Keep 'em Running at Your Service. Batteries, Charging and Supplies. Phone 39357 Van Wert, Ohio ANYTHING FOR YOUR CAR! 45 -11.1 +- 1....1,...1....1,,.,1 ..1....-...,.1....1....1...1....1.-.-..1....1....1....1....1...1................1....1....1....1 .1..1 .1 1 1 .1 + HOPIiIN'S GRILL VAN WERT, OHIO The Peony Center of the World 1- Population 9,000. Good Food Popular Prices DOWNTOWN DRUG CO. CNext to Penneys'J VAN WERT, OHIO We Sell For Less. +..1....1....1...1.1.1 1...-.. 1. 1..1...1....1..1...--,...1....1....1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1....1m.1....1.4. You Are Always Welcome at BOWERS DRUG COMPANY On The Corner. +..1...1...1....1....1-...1....1...1...1....1...1,...1.....-....1....--....1....1...-..,..-.....1.........................,.1.........1....1....1..l. l IOOMBS SHOE COMPANY Van Wert's Friendly Shoe Store. 107 Main Street 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1.1.IH1..,.1....1....1H..-.....1.m-1..1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 46 1,,u1 1 1 1 1 1 -- - n1.w1n- - 1 1..1w1,m... 1 --..1..1 1 1.m1lm1Uyt-l.n1.,,.1....1..u1.1 1..1un1 n1. 1.1.1141-.1.w..,.nv-:ln12.1.1 1 H1-qn1ul.1.m14l.,1m.1 .1 1 1 H1 H1 1 1 ,1 ..1 H1 1 1 1 CARL L. CROOKS The Land and Loan Man. AN ANCIENT PRAYER Found on the wall of an old Inn in Lancashire, England. Give us, O Lord a bit of sun, Give us O Lord, a chance to be, A bit o' work and a bit o' fun: Our goodly best, brave, wise and free Give us all in the struggle and splutter Our goodly best for ourself and others, Our daily bread and a bit o' butter. Till all men learn to live as brothers qw- -.l- - .... ..l. - - ,... - ,.,. .,.. - ,... - ..,. -- ,.., .,.. - .,,, - .,.. - .,.. - D U S T M A N ' S VAN WERT, oH1o WVe buy and sell any thing for the home. Our stock consists of new Electric Refrigerators, Ranges, Heating Stoves, Radios, YVashing Machines, Water Heaters, Furniture, Rugs and Paints. We also have a large stock of Used Ware. +I- 4-l- - - -1l-l- - -l--l-l-- - ---- --- -l--- - ---1--l----l---1+ VAN WERT OIL and GAS Tire Vulcanizing - Oil - Batteries Marathon Gas Your Business Appreciated. G. T. DeWEESE FRIG-ID LOCKER SERVICE YEARAROUND Opposite Post Office Van Wert, Ohio 47 ' Tun, .-,- 1M.1un-N.1Tvu,w.Tm.Tn,.-nu-nn-nniunTun,unT.1n-.min.111111111111nuilulinni 11.1.7 1 + LINNINGER and SON Distributors For NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY White Rose Gas Kerosene En-Ar-Co Motor Oil Tractor Fuel 620 East Main Street Phone 22011 VAN WERT, OHIO +I- '--- - -t-' - ftlf - Ktvt - '--1 - +-'- - ---- -1--- ---- - ---' - -'-- - '--- ---n- -- -- i1-' - --vt - K1-1 - t--- - --vt - 1-K- - tvt- - --t- - ---- -'------ -- --V----+ Compliments Of -- C. R. CASE TRACTOR SALES New Ford Tractors and Ford-Ferguson Implements Sales T Service Phone 2463 Van Wert, Ohio +-'- -'-- - ---' - -'-- - --1- - ---- - -t1- - -'-- -----1---1-'-'-- --------H--'- -i-' - - -t+- -1-+ - --vt - '-1t - '-'t -H-A-W--V-V-V+ TOMCZAK'S FLOWERS 120 East Main Street Phone 2868 WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS +I- --vy -H-- -- - - -1-- - '1-- - t-f- - '-t- - 4'+- - 1-t- - --'- ---n- ---' -- -t-- - -t-' - Ivl- - -+-t - K'-t - K-'- - --K4 - h-14 -4 --- --r---H-I-1+ THE GUNSETT COMPANY Plumbing Hardware Paints Stoves Electrical Supplies VAN WERT, OHIO .- ..-....1.,...- 1,,1..... .- .1 1mt....mlu.,1m.-U..1,...1.t..1.m.-lm-uulnui .- 1..,1...,.n1m.-lm-1.1 1 .- 48 ,W 4... ............- -..- .. - - .lr FOR ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES STOP AT L. C. IiLEIN'S GROCERY 217 E. Main Street +--m-- .f-, -m1-m- rfl. -W-K-I--M ------ ....- - ....-..-..-..,-.,.-.- ,- ,-..-..,.-....-,..l. Compliments Of l THE STOOPS PACKING COMPANY, Inc. CANNERS and PRESERVERS FOOD PRODUCTS VAN WERT, OHIO Phone 3332 BETTER GAS and OIL SAMMAHAN Best Gas in Town, Takes you where the want to go, Never lets You down. VAN WERT, OHIO + .-v.-,-....-......u ,-,,,-,,....,.,-......N-....-,......,,.....f.-.,.,..-..-.....,.........-...,-,.,.-.,.,-........,-...,...,.-.,..-,,,.-.,,....,4. OHIO POULTRY and EGG COMPANY Dealers in Live and Dressed Poultry. Fresh Eggs - Full-O-Pep Feeds ARTHUR J. LAIPPY, Proprietor 219 S. Walnut Phone 3223 VAN WERT, OHIO 4, - V, - -M, .,.,-.,-.,- - -.,.-,.-,..-..-..-...-..-.,.--,..-.,.- -.... -. - - -1- - - -1- 49 YEAR RIDGE O4 S af . HIGH PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS RIDGE TWP. HIGH SCHOOL VAN WERT, OHIO ,mlm luulnulufllui1mlun,'miml..uallnH11.I.1nu1..u1....1uu1uH1.1.11.,.y1m.1....1.u.1.w1 -. 1 1 THE BONNEWITZ COMPANY Van Wert's Department Store for 85 Years. 108-110 West Main Street VAN WERT, OHIO + ..m.1m.1,...1..f.1un1.u.1uu1Mim.-4.1.,lm,lm1.lulm.--m.im.1..1.1,.1.-...U1H..1.,.....,..1....1H..1,,.,1,.,,1f.u-.1.N-. + GLEASON'S TOBACCO STORE You Are Always Welcome. VAN WERT, OHIO +- Llit ---- - ----- -' - -'-' - -'-' - -'-- - -'-- - - -,--- - -t-t - vvvy - '-'4 -'-'- - - -- -----1--H----+ MILDREIVS BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the Seniors of 1942 -I-- '-'- ---- - - --- ------- - -------- - - ------- - - - -- - - ----1.---1. UNION FLOUR MILLS Phone 2907 Wishes the Seniors of Ridge School bon voyage. + ... 111111 .,1.1..1 1 .1 1..,1w1 I... 1 .4.. 1....- i.., .- .,.. 1...1....1....1...,-H.-i...1y...-..1.,...- .nln 50 1 1H1.Iu11u.1..,..-,...1un1un1....1....1u..1-un-. iuni...1im.1,m1m.1HHim.1Mulmylnn1..n..nn-...n1.m- 1 1 BALYEAT'S COFFEE SHOP VAN WERT, OHIO Tasty Sandwiches and Lunches iw- -1-1 - '1-- - - ----- '--- - '--. -im- -1.. - ..-. - ylyl -...V-.M-- ,... - .... - .,., .... ,... - .,.. - ..,. .. ..., - .,,, -. - ... x,.. -.,,-.,..-..,-..+ Compliments Of 1 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. VAN WERT, OHIO Everybody's Friend -1-H-u--- ---- - -'- ---- -'-- -1-- - -1-- - -.K. - .,-- -- ...V - .,., - ,.n. - .... -. n.., - - .,.n -,.- ,-.- ---U.--.i.,-I+ BEST WISHES -l NORM and OHLIN BAXTER'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION VAN WERT, OHIO C O L O N I A L Candy - Pool - Ice Cream Tobacco of all Kinds. Sandwiches and Lunches 115 S. Washington Van Wert, Ohio I H I ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,- .,,,,.,,.....,u...,..- .. - .. - - ..- .. - -.,..-....-u.-,...-m,-.,..-,.,.-.,..... ...lt 51 +- ...- .. - ......-....-,,,..,..-,.,,-....-....-..,.,-W.-.,H-...,-,.......,....,.......-.,..-..,.-u,...........,.......- - - .. - up You CAN BUY Gooo GROCERIES AT CROSBY'S HOME STORES Corner of Main and Shannon Street Phone 3213 +.- ',,. -,...- ..,. - .,.. -.,..... ..., ..u..- .... .. .... .- - - - - - - -..-,.l.....g. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors. THE AGLER STUDIO 113 YV. Main Street Van Wert, Ohio .l.,- ,,,. - .,.. - ..1. .. ..,. - ,.,, -..,.-....- .i.. ..v. -..n-..,,-....-....--.,..- .... - .... .. .... .. ..., .. .... - .,., .4,,.......... ,,,. - ,.., -..,.-..,.-...,-H+ KENNEDY MANUFACTURING COMPANY VAN WERT, oH1o Phone 39394 General Office: Harrison and Jackson +.-......i- ,... - .... -,.,.-, - - -. .. ,- .... -.... .... ,... .... - .... - .,.. -....,..-M..-,..,-....-A-.M-...g. 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