Lucas High School - Lucannus Yearbook (Lucas, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

' iiiiilidi ' ' ' .,.:11?Si2 fl .,,.-wiki: mm 1' 'S W ' ' FOREWORD In future years these days at Lucas, here portrayed, will have become dim and pleasant memories. It is the privilege of the Lucannus Annual Staff to record this memorable year. The biggest little show in town is ready for your enjoyment, complete with side shows, peanuts and pink lemonade. The doors to the big top are open. May you come out of the show, smiling, happy, refreshed and wise. 1 'Wall As we stand here at your portals, Dear old Lucas Hi. Singing loud your hynfins of praises, Till they reach the sky. Hail! all hail! our Lucas Hi School! Hear the echoes ringg Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail! all hail! we sing! As we go along life's byways, We'1l always be true. Heart and mind will ever cherish Fond mem'ries of you. Hail! all hail! our Lucas Hi School! Hear the echoes ringg Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail! all hail! we sing! Z fX With unbounded respect tor her teaching, and a sincere appreciation of her friendship, her justice, and loyalty, and most of all her sympathy and understanding, we are proud to dedicate this, the nineteen hundred and forty-nine volume of the Lucannus, to our advisor, Mrs. Martha Farry. 4 L1 . L, XE? . wiv 2' in Q ,-LV. mv ik u fiflii' , 4' s They Run The School. Mr. W. S. Barger, Mrs. James Cooke EL 1 He Keeps The School Running Our Custodian Mr. A. M. Vail 6 fN ACULTY .7 Hifi s ANNA BOKA B. S. ED. Ohio University Eighth Grade English Commercial HELEN ROBERTA BAER B. S. Purdue University Ball State Home Economics ISABELLE S. HOFFMAN B. S. Miami University Eighth Grade Science World Geography Biology Physical Education EARL F. HETRICK B. S. Ag Ohio State University Colorado State Vocational Ag. Farm Shop C. TODD STROHMENGER MARGARET TITSCHINGER B. o Ohio State University Kent State University Music University of Colorado Chemistry Physics Mathematics 8 MARTHA Western College Ohio State University Social Science Speech DOROTHY SLEMMER MILLER Ohio Northern Kent State Ashland College Seventh Grade A. LENORE WELSH B. A. Wooster College University of Boulder Colorado Western Reserve English Latin JENNIE BELL ANDREWS Oberlin College Kent State University First Grade RUTH DOROTHY OGLESBEE Richland County Normal First Grade MARZ ETA MABEL BARGER Kent State University Fifth Grade clll? 7 n'O , o gh wc 2 ' , ., l'.'uo ln' . : ' .. 7 v'..5 ll PAULINE I-'ERN FLUKE Ashland College Third Grade 'vs- L.Olb Db VUKL n. o. na. Ohio University Second Grade 9 RUTH BERNICE BLUST Wooster College Ashland College Kent State University Sixth Grade MIRIAM CHRISTUBL-.L NIAUN Ashland College Muskingum College Fourth Grade COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Robinsor is a pioneer in education in Richland County. His many years of teaching prepared him for the duties of Superintendent of Schools for the County. Through his admin istration the schools have been centralized and modernized. We are indeed proud to be a part of the Richland County System. fitififiitttiiifkixfiitt SCHOOL BOARD The School Board meets regularly for the prupose of hiring the teachers and planning the businessof the school administration. These men give their time and talents to main taining a smooth running school and planning always for its welfare and improvement. SITTING C u Clerk D D Orewnler Vice-President, H. M. McConnell, J. P. Lee, President. ANDING R E M C dy S R B .S.Barger. X K FX GERALD EUGENE KLINE Gary Pastime: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Surveyor Class President 3-4 Basketball 2-3 Baseball Z-3-4 Annual Staff 4 F. F. A. l-Z Class Play 3-4 1- f PATRICIA ANN HEILMAN Pat Pastime: Square Dancing Ambition: Secretary Choir 1-Z-3-4 F. H. A. I-Z-3-4 News Reporter F. H. A. 4 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Sta!! 4 Class Play 3-4 Physical Education l-Z NORMA JEAN DOGGETT Norm Pastime: Sewing Ambition: Be a success Choir l-Z-3-4 F. H. A. 1-Z-3-4 Ensemble 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Treasurer 3 Physical Education l-Z Secretary 3-4 President 1 F. H. A. President 4 Vice-President, F. H. A. 3 SIDNEY LOUIS BAUGHMAN Bud Pastime: Tinkering Ambition: Farmer . F. A. Choir 1 President Z F. F. A. President 4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Stage Crew 3-4 Patrol Boy 4 12 DONALD ELLSWORTH HAWKINS ..Don.. Pastime: Reading Ambition: Lawyer Basketball 1-Z-3-4 Vice-President 3-4 Choir 3-4 F. F. A. 1 Band l-Z-3 Quartet Z-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Q RUTH ELAINE JONES Ruthie Pastime: Dancing and swimming Ambition: Air Line Work ?. H. A. Parliamentarian 3-4 Choir 1-Z-3-4 Reporter 4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Physical Education 1-Z ROBERT BERGER Stine Pastime: Baseball Ambition: To have the last word with a woman Baseball l-Z-3-4 Football l Basketball 3 Class Play 3-4 Annual Sta!! 4 B. A. A. l Track 3 BARBARA JOAN RUSSELL ..Jo.. Pastime: Cooking, Square Dancing Ambition: Nurse F. H. A. l-Z-3-4 Choir l-Z-3-4 Secretary and Treasurer l Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Physical Education I-2 X. 1 7'-x, PEGGY ANN MC CAMMON mpeg.. Pastime: Reading, listening to the radio Ambition: News Reporter Choir l-Z-3-4 F. H. A. l-Z-3-4 News Reporter 3 Class Play 3-4 Physical Education l-Z Annual Staff 4 ROBERT HARRY HARVEY Bob Paslime Bnrketball Ambition: Coach F. F. A. l-Z-3-4 Choir l Vice-President 3 F. F. A. Vice-President 4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball l-Z-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Stage Crew 3-4 Patrol Boy 4 i 13 PHILIP Sl-ll-IARER BRIGHT uphip.. Pastime: Swimming Ambition: Architect Choir l-Z-3-4 Band l-Z Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 4-H l-Z BESSIE JEAN PARTIN Jean Pastime: Listening to the radio Ambition: Secretary Choir l-Z-3-4 F. H. A. l-Z-3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Physical Education l-Z-3-4 RICHARD EDWARD OREWILER Dick Pastime: Farming Ambition: Farmer Basketball l-Z-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 F. F. A. l-Z-3-4 4-H l-Z-3 Choir l Track 3 Reporter l .3. ff LAWRENCE EDWARD THOMPSON Bubbles Pastime: Hunting Alnbition: Farmer Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Physical Education l-Z-3-4 J , .Q RONDABELLE MARIAN Ronnie Pastime: Sewing An-ibition: Barber F. H. A. l-Z-3-4 Physical Education 1- Class Play 3-4 Choir l Annual Staff 4 WARNER Z-3-4 R UTH LEONA WAREHAM Ruthie Pastime: C rocheting Axnbition: Housewife Choir 1-Z-3-4 F. H. A. 4 G. A. A. 1-Z-3 Girl Reserves Z-3 Class Play 4 Ensemble 4 Annual Staff 4 14 i GLENN ALLEN SHINDELDECKER Shinny' Pastime: Basketball Ambition: Farmer Manager 4 Annual Staff 4 F. F. A. l-Z-3 4 Class Play 3-4 BERYLE2 GLENFORD YEATER Curly Pastime: Art Ambition: To be famous Choir l-Z-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Quartet 3-4 Annual Staff 4 if C LASS PROPHEC Y On a balmy summer evening in California in the year 1960, I was spending a quiet evening in my apartment after a hard day at the office, and watching the screen on my television set. Suddenly, to my surprise, a familiar face came on the screen. I sat up and began to take notice. Bud Baughman, news commentator for W. M. A. N.-F. M. was inter- viewing the class of 1949 at our class reunion which I was unable to attend. The first family to be interviewed was Professor and Mrs. Gerald Kline and sons. Mrs. Kline is the former Ruth Jones of Lucas, Ohio. Gerald reported spending his time between Cornell and his dude ranch in Texas. Ruth seemed to keep herself quite busy with the boys. Bud then called up to the mike the now famous Bob Stine Berger, pitcher for the New York Yankees. Stine told of seeing the famous New York stage play Oklahoma co-starring our old classmates Philip Bright and Ruth Wareham Thompson. It seems Ruth married her business manager Lawrence Thompson. I wonder what happened to Phil? Home on leave from boot camp, Don Hawkins spent most of his time in Dr. Heilman's office. Must have been heartache. They told Bud they would be the featured attractions ,on Bride and Groom come next June. Richard Edward Orewiler, Esq., now sole heir of the Orewiler Construction Company, Mifflin, Ohio, brought his private secretary Rondabelle Warner to the reunion. Dick looked strong and healthy as if he had had plenty of sleep since Ronnie took over. Approaching the mike was a tall beautiful blonde that looked un- familiar to me. But following her was a very familiar face, my old class- mate, Shinny. The state of Virginia must have been good to him. . Perhaps the rumors of his Club Casino and Virginia Derby are true.. Q 4 - f I V il 0 15 s 44 f 4? ' 1 04 Bud then introduced his former basketball partner and now Hollywood idol, Harry Harvey. With Harry was another former classmate, Ann McCammon, the new Mrs. Van Johnson. The gossip columns stated that Harry Harvey was returning to wed his high school sweetheart after an un- happy courtship with .Tudy Canova. Bud said he had a great surprise for our class alumni. The girl we knew as Norma Doggett in our high school days is now the mother of the royal princeling, Michael George Edward Charles of Wales. She told of her interesting experiences on the Transatlantic Clipper on the flight over. Last but not 1east, Bud said, are our two illustrious classmates, Mr. Beryle Yeater and Miss Joan Russell, who are now President and Secretary of the Yeater Accounting College. Beryle said his c allege was small but thought that someday it would be a much vied for school. Bud ended the program with, I am sorry that one of our classmates, Jean Partin, has been unable to come, but I hope she is watching this program. Jean is a secretary to Cecil B. DeMille and leads a very busy and prosperous life. We have brought before you a picture of what our class is like today. We think that our class motto, Our Aim: Success, Our Hope: To wing has been achieved by this very industrious and highly intelligent class of l949. 1 16 E - E sf' CLASS WILL. I NX X f county of Richland, Commonwealth of the state of Ohio, being I of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare, this our last will and testament, in the manner and form as I We, the Senior Class of Lucas High School, city of Lucas, M, follows: S' We, as Seniors, leave the following to the remaining students: To the Juniors, we leave our scheming ways of making money, and hope they put it to good use. Next we leave you our ability to talk Mrs. Farry out of having class. Also we leave to you the wonderful honor of being Seniors and hope you look upon it as such an honor. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to get excuses to get out of study hall. We also leave to you our ability to skip study hall without excuses!! To the Freshmen, we leave our wonderful privileges and our ability to be projectionists in class. To the wonderful teachers who have had to put up with us, we bequeath as follows: To Mr. Barger, we leave the unbroken paddle and hope that his judgment of not using it was not in vain. To Mrs. Farry, our wonderful advisor, we leave the future Senior Classes and hope she has more luck with them. We also hope she doesn't think all her work has been in vain. To Miss Titschinger, we leave all broken laboratory equipment and hope she doesn't have to buy too much equipment and chemicals. To Mrs. Hoffman, we leave all Senior geography books, the ones she can find. We also hope her next year's Seniors don't leave class at the end of the first semester. To Mr. Strohmenger, we leave the broken batons and all torn and lost music. , 1 3 . 17 I Class Will - Continued .. 1 To Miss Welch we leave a more quiet second period study in- 'Q hall and hope her future ones are more peaceful. We also hope .3 she didn't mind not having most of the Seniors instudy hall X Ya N during the Annual period. N Mr. Hetrick, we hope you don't have as many sleepy Seniors as you've had this year. Also we hope your future students don't I talk out in class as much. 1 qu, ll 'ffm To Mr. Vail we leave the messy Senior room and the screws out of most of the seats. And, oh! yes, to Mrs. Cooke, better known as Gwenn, we leave all our excuses and hope she doesn't think she wrote them in vain. We bequeath to the individuals of the Junior Class as follows: Jean Partin wills her energy to walk to school to Loretta Applegate. Bud Baughman bequeaths his basketball technique and coolness during games to Junior Brubaker. Ruth Jones leaves her ability to make noise at basketball games to Mildred McNeely. Bob Harvey bequeaths his class ring to Carol Lee. Rondabelle Warner leaves her art ability to Kenny Smith. Bob Berger wills his ability to lose books to Phyllis Culler. Ruth Wareham bequeaths her beautiful voice to Clarence Harris. To Stanley Keiser we leave the basketball eligibility list, which didn't contain many Senior names. Peg McCammon wills her jolly disposition and smiles to Rosella Berry. Lawrence Thompson bequeaths his ability to skip classes to Fontella Taylor. 18 Class Will - Continued Norma Doggett wills her ability to carry six subjects to .Tack Stephenson. Gerald Kline leaves his third base job to Bob Crawford. Joan Russell wills her quiet ways to Shirley Stake. Beryle Yeater bequeaths his curly hair to Margie Mowers. Glenn Shindeldecker leaves his height to Mildred Tucker. Richard Orewiler wills his ability to sleep in class to Emma Frontz. Pat Heilman bequeaths her ability to count money to Joan Sweezie. Don Hawkins leaves his way of getting out of doing things to Carl Butterbaugh. Philip Bright wills his chemistry technique and bass voice to Maxine Barr. To Stanley Keiser, Gerald Kline also leaves the pictures on the inside of his locker door. To those whom we have to leave behind we want to wish them the best of luck in their years that follow in Lucas. We do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this our last will and testament, our very wonderful advisor and friend, Mrs. Martha Farry. fpfx .- -33 K' -'ha I S' K q' ul 0 , 5 00-f ,H A LJ fx 19 N Cla sg f N HsS'f0ryX IV qqxxx CLASS HISTORY 315 bright Tuesday morning of September way back in 1937, twenty- five eager youngsters rushed into the Lucas Village School, and met for the first time their first grade teacher, Mamie Duncan. This was the place where we would make friends, play and learn together for the next twelve years. Those left to graduate this year out of the first twenty-five are: Sidney Baughman, Ruth Jones, Joan Russell, Donald Hawkins, Gerald Kline and Glenn Shindeldecker. Up through the first eight years we had a lot of fun, but we caused our teachers many hardships. Our teachers, through the first eight years were: Mamie Duncan, Ina Weatherbie, Mary Tucker, Winifred Garber, Dorothy Miller, Iris Bailey, Margaret Titschinger, Martha Farry, Glenn Mowers, Isabelle Hoffman and Donna Rupert. In our Freshrnan year we started out with a bang, because we were in high school, and thought we were pretty big. Our class advisor that year was Mrs. Andrews. One of our first class parties was held at the home of Joan Russell, where we had a Wiener roast and hay ride. Later on we held a Christmas party at the school. Our officers for our Freshman year were: Norma Doggett, President, Vivian Au, Vice-President, Joan Russell, Secretary and Treasurer, and Richard Orewiler, News-Reporter. We had two new students, Joyce Harris and Patricia Campbell, and three left us. They were Virgil Ernsberger, Omer Brown and Patricia Campbell. Next we started our Sophomore year with four new students. They were Mary Scholler, Helen Bucher, Peggy Brook and Robert Berger. Our class officers were: Sidney Baughrnan, President, John Stacy, Vice-President, Norma Doggett, Secretary, Richard Orewiler, Treasurer, Ruth Jones, News- Reporterg and Miss Titschinger, Class Advisor. We had a few class parties. One of them was held at the home of Ruth Jones with a slurnber party held for the girls afterwards. When we entered our Junior year we had three new students, William Keller, Lawrence Thompson and Jean Partin. During the year, William Keller, Kenneth Sauder, Junior Kaufman, Peggy Brook, Harriet Blackstone, Mary Scholler and Joyce Harris left for various reasons. Our officers were Gerald Kline, Presidentg Robert Harvey, Vice-President, Norma Doggett, Secretary and Treasurerg News-Reporter, Peggy McCammon and Mr. Ruby, Advisor. This was a very busy year. First we presented the Junior play. Beauty and the Beef. We worked hard to have one of the most successful Junior-Senior Proms in May. Later in May we had a wiener roast at Mohican State Forest Park. Then in July we had a farewell party at Long Lake for John Stacy, who, with his family, moved to New Springfield, Ohio. We presented him with a pen and pencil set as a token of our sincere affection In our last and best year we gained one new student, Ruth Wareham, and lost three, John Stacy, Helen Bucher and Lucille Crider. Z0 First of all we chose our officers to guide us through this eventful year. They are: President, Gerald Kline, Vice-President, Donald Hawkinsg Secretary, Norma Doggett: Treasurer, Pat Heilmang News-Reporter, Ruth Jones, and Mrs. Martha Farry, Advisor. We had a Christmas Party at Peggy McCammon's, and a birthday party for Mrs. Farry at her home and a wiener roast and hay ride at Pat Heilman's. Our Senior year proved to be the most exciting and busiest of all our ' career. We selected our caps and gowns, our announcements and name cards. We chose as class motto Our aim, successg our hope, to wing our flowers--Red and White Carnations, and our colors--Maroon and White. We were busy with picture taking, both for the Annual and for our- selves. . In spite of the work, we took great pleasure in looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom where we were guests of the Junior Class. Another bright spot was reached when we received our diplomas on May 17th. To highlight our school days, we left shortly after commencement on a six-day tour of New York, Philadelphia and Washington, Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Farry. In years to come we will look back on our days at Lucas and remember fondly our associations and happy days and be proud that we were part of the class of '49. Cl., , S ,X Ho'5fg,y v qqlr OF Q Z1 XT JU IGIQS A I . Q ' R -ur .. ' . C fi .Q af - wg 'fi' lk 'Z f r .X X . L . gi. W ' , Lf? I . g C. HARRIS R. BERRY E. FRONTZ M. TUCKER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Q0 ' ' . , 7 .1 75 1 lg ., iv Q V EL 1 , '15 I gs A - ff V mrwisi .-.' ' Q S. STAKE J. STEPHENSON F. TAYLOR R. CRAWFORD M- BARR fi' ., ,., R ' 9' ral . f ikff gifsxafgi . 3:-jg'-.ij , . 1 f X , S. KEISER C. LEE L. APPLEGATE T. SWEEZIE BUTTERBAUGH 4 ' . CAMERA suv Rf' ' . K. SMITH 1 I ' -- . ' f me J H. BRUBAKER M. MOWERS M. MC NEELY P. CULLER The class of '50 has had a very busy year just being Juniors. Our first task was the play Strictly Formal, after which we had a party. We sold refreshments at the baseball and some of the basketball games to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom which will be held in May. 23 CarJ1, Milly and Max. Bvddy, Buddy!! V. ow --------- I f! Nice pose Joan and Carol. Latin dismissed for the day. Where did you get that hat, Joan? Mr. Ruby's Latin Class. Shirley and Loretta, way back when? Rosie and Millie. Save that for the Prom, Carol. Skipping class boys? Don't fall in the water girls. Our little farmerettes. Baby doll. Three musketeers. Not bad, Jeanie!! Carl Butterbaugh. Mr. Hetrick's Agriculture Class Smile Jill! 5 Oh, to be young again! 'Om S. RUSSELL fp FV .Y- .X-, I . pf R. BYERLY J. RUMMELL ' -3 2 J. ROBERTS QDHOMGIQES L ' 9 . nz- 3 F3 MQ qu, J . -' . 4- ' ' ' . 1 C. DOGGETT R. FANELLO w. BERRY R- GROVER President Vice-President Secretary Tfelsurer v 0. . Q wr' , x - nf X O , I M v . A . E . A Q H f P- CULLER L- ARNOLD J. NISWANDER A. FRANKLIN 33 - Q F- J' - . , ' O xy? -2' s A H. TRUMPOWER R. LODY R. ROBERTS. P. O'CONNELL g an 7 4 uv fu , I 9, . 3 Q fs 5 o-- ' j g X E Q? K 4 ,N as 11 - gy f G. MC M11..LAN P. CAMPBELL J. BUCHER P. JONES Q .,,, . -0 'D SGH ' X-P. al . K 1 K -, 3' K 20 -' -ffl' J. ROBINSON D. SMITH J. FLENNER P. VAN METER V ' F CAMERA SHY: P. HAWKINS, R. BERGER, ' y., B. PARTIN, F. SWANGER, A. CHAMBERS. H 33 P. 0'CONNl-ILL F. MACK xr- . ' 1' I 1' . ,p Z5 l-. Future Power's models. 9. Who made the tackle? Z. Loretta Arnold. 10. Mutt and Jeff. 3. Who's beside you, Kitty? ll. Who's who? 4. Hold that pose, girls. IZ, Kitty Roberts. 5. What'cha eating, Donnie? l3. Why the frowns, Pattys'. 6. Miss Titschinger studying? 14. That's some Class, Titsch. 7. Watch the birdie, girls. 15. Fine English Class. 8. Farmerette, Fanello. l6. Chow Time!! The Sophomore Class has been very busy this year. One of the girls is a cheer- leader and several boys represent our class on the basketball squad this season. The class had one party on January 4, 1949 at the school cafeteria. Almost every one attended. Z6 FIQES M af 4 M Q I S. MACK R. SWITZER P. THOMPSON S. SNOW President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Q , f - .I ' A bu- ,gi' :SSCs . fm, K. KOHLER D. SAUDER J. ZODY J. HAWKINS N. CRAWFORD 5 75 P , - . 'Q' A I , .9 . e v Q ...mm .. . . A. NICHOLS I. MC CREADY WM. UMFLEET M. DE VORE R. STEWART, JR -- , 1,9 5 'us . 7 ff J: ' v- ' ' . X oo-. s-' Hs A M. CHAMBERLIN B. BARR L. WILLIAMS R. I-'IFE H. SNYDER W O P W 1 ' ' ' 6 , I A ' . 5.0 . ' ,, 5,1 f ' xi ..:i A: .. . mx'- T. BAUGHMAN J. RUSSELL J. FANELLO D. PARTIN WM. HARVEY P 1 I-2' 1 1 v .I Q-W v-v , +5 R: if 1 . W - 'gil Q , ,. ' f .ll R. LITTLE M. KURTZ L. WRIGHT D. CAMPBELL J. MC GUGIN Z7 EIGHTH GRADE : Left to Right: G. Whitinger, B. Swanger, D. Bell, l. Shindeldecker, R. Mitchell, R. Washington D- Ulf-'l'Y. R. Heilman. ' lST ROW ZND ROW: V. Green, B. Mowers. C. Berger, G. Hawkins, M. Kurtz, B. Moyer, L., Spohn' 14, Blackstone E Young. P. Byerly, J. Flvnner, J. Woods, Mrs. Hoffman. MID ROW? D- Billinger. H- Skills. E- GFPIZOPY. J. Markham. C. Harris, R. Robinson, W. Flenner G Walk:-r. ' ' 4TH ROW' D. McMxllen, A. Boone, D. Roberts. B. Baer. H. Tedrow M Frnr-Q-v The Class of 1952 elected the following: President, Burton Baerg Vice-President, David McMil1eng Secretary-Treasurer, Loretta Blackstone. George Sprang, James Ward and Carl Woodruff were added to the class after the picture was taken while Harold Tedrow returned to Ashland, Ohio. SEVENTH GRADE lST ROW: Le-ft to Right: W. Roberts, M. Switzer, B. Cox, T. Moffett, N. Culler, B. Smith, M. Goodnight, D. lJeVore, C. Williams, K. Weaver, L.. Rorick. ZND ROW' D. Pore, D. Pore, G. Searles, N. Yarnell, J. Moffett, D. Thompson, C. Warner, J. Rummel, G. Snyder, B. Butterbaugh, C. Landis. BRD ROW: L.. Free, C. Harvey, T. Chamay, J. Schisler, E. Laps, P. Dillon, M. Oswalt, S. Byerly, D. Neff, Mrs. Miller. The Class of 1953 elected the following: President, Anthony Chamayg Vice- President, Geraldine Searlesg Secretary, Phyllis Dillong Treasurer, Jean Rummel. Dorothy Neff, Geraldine Searles, Jean Schisler and Marveleen Oswalt joined the seventh grade ranks from different schools. 29 1ST ROW: SIXTH GRADE Left to Right: J. Arnold, J. Goodnight, B. Harvey, R. Stewart, H. Russell, C. Weirick, B. Washington, D. Russell, G. Cooke. ZND ROW: D. McKinley, T. Kurtz, M. Weaver. N. Anderson, M. Smith, B. McNeely, S. Moore, J. .Tones 3RD ROW: S. Metcalf, P. Byerly, F. Crawford, L. Pritchard, L. Hammett, B. McCready, Miss Blust. J. Winters, W. Banks, M. MCCready, R. Snow, N. Markham, B. Lape, S. Lewis. lST ZND 3'RD 4TH ROW: ROW ROW ROW: FIFTH GRADE Left to Right: R. McCready, C. Freeman, T. McMillen, D. Sprang, J. Russell, J. Bittinger, R. Neff, D. Stotts, S. Smith. L. Stephenson, S. Mowers, M. Milligan, C. Campbell, B. Walker, C. Yarnell, J. Kurtz, R. Schrack, 1... Zody, D. Niswander, A. Bucher, M. Salyers, E. Partin. J. McGugin, M. Frontz, V. Ernsberger, S. Vail, T. Pore, I. Whitinger, M. Russell, G. Gregory, L. Applegate, N. Swanger, G. Mitchell. P. Chamay, A. Bucher, D. Moffett, P. Baer, H. Rider, J. Sprang, J. Pore, B. KurLz, C. Woods, Mrs. Barger. 30 IST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW! IST ZND 3RD 4-TH FOURTH GRADE Left to Right: J. Snyder, K. Hawkins, T, Winbigler, J. Stewart, B. Stransky, N. Alexander, G. Holmes, L. Blust, R. Green, J. Winbigler. P. Kilgore, J. Banks, N. Carsey, C. Huffman, L. Littleton, J. Kurtz, S. Freeman, J. Stotts, N. Arnold, S. Fanello. Mrs. Nixon, E. Mitchell, B. Probst, B. Harris, R. Metcalf, L. Shindeldecker, J. Banks, I. Hardin, S. Culler, H. Bucher. rm, ...I if ' THIRD GRADE ROW: Left to Right: J. McFarland, J. Peterson, F. Berger, T. Carpenter, R. Bauer, D. Baughman, W Kilgore, J. Cnrsey, F. Carsey, J. Mitchell. ROW: R. Mowers, E. Gregory, M. Hardin, C. Kurtz, R. Clark, M. Lunsford, M. Arehart, L. Culler, J. Bachelder, L.. Hayes, P. Orewiler, E. Hoffman. ROW: N. Rider, L. Lupe, L, Maglott, D. Salyers, D, McCready, E. Brumm, S. Pritchard, M. Littleton, Miss Fluke. ROW: E. Zody, M. McNeely, J. Marsh, M. Nuff, D. Byerly, L. Freeman, C. Winters, B. Sensibaugh, P Lamneck. 31 IST ROW: Left to Right: P. Salyers, A. Lape, B. Beveridge, B. Moffett, D. Weirick, D. Keiser, S. Stetson, L. McMillen, T. Alexander, K. Oglesbee, C. Byerly, D. Boone, J. Blust. ZND ROW: J. Umileet, J. Ball, B. Blust, M. Robinson, S. Leiter, J. Weirick, J. Mitchell, J. Leiter, P. Kaufman, B. Holmes, M. Zody, D. Harvey, L. Rogers, J. Blackstone, D. Whitinger, K. Au. ZRD ROW: Mrs. DeVore, D. Byerly, K. Metcalf, S. Vail, S. Darling, S. Winbigler, R. Milligan, J. Heimberger, D. Weaver, G. Kaufman, A. DeVore, FIRST GRADE IST ROW: Left to Right: J. Bell, R. Trumpower, J. Wallace, B. Sheidler, B. Freeman, S. Kilgore, J. Culler, D. Castle, J. Clark. ZND ROW: D. Hayes, K. Carpenter, K. Mast, T. Maiyer, D. Au, L. Hoffman, Mrs. Oglesbee, N. Landis, W Huss. J. Blackstone, C. Wharton, L. Mitchell. Camera Shy, J. Shutt. FIRST GRADE IST ROW: Left to Right: R. Shindeldecker, J. Ball, B. Huge, L. Kotterman, L. Turner, L. Keiser, R. Williams, T. zody, B. Bminger. ZND ROW: E. Carsey, S. Mitchell, E. Byerly, F. Chambers, C. Culler, E. Hardin, L. Weirick, L. Milligan, R. Heimberger, L. Marsh. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Andrews, J. Arnold, D. Snyder, B. Metcalf, B. Lunford, R. Kurtz.. 32 fi LUCANNUS STAFF Editor --------------- ---------------- ------- ------------- R u t h Jones Assistant Editor --------------------------------------- Sidney Baughman Business Manager ----------------------------------------- Joan Russell Assistant Business Manager -------------------------------- Gerald Kline Literary Editor --------------------------------------------- Jean Partin Assistant Literary Editor -------------------------------- Peg McCammon Art ----------------------------------------------------- Beryle Yeater, Ruth Wareham, Rondabelle Warner Sports Editor -------------------------------------------- Robert Berger Assistant Sports Editor ----------------------------------- Robert Harvey Activities ---------------------------------------------- Norma Doggett, Donald Hawkins Jokes and Fun- ---------- ----- --------------------------- P h ilip Bright, Lawrence Thompson, Glenn Shindeldecker Grade School --------------------------------------------- Pat Heilman, Dick Orewiler Advisor ---------------------------------------------------- Mrs. Farry 34 SEPTEMBER: OCTOBER: NOVEMB ER: DECEMBER: JANUARY: FEBRUARY: MARCH: APRIL: MAY: SC HOOL C ALENDAR Tuesday Friday Thursday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Wednesday Tuesday Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Wednesday Friday Friday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Monday Wednesday Friday Tuesday Friday Friday Friday Wednesday Friday Wednesday Friday Thursday Friday Thursday Friday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Thursday Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday Sunday Tuesday Sunday 1948-1949 School Opened Baseball Game: Baseball Gameg Baseball Gameg Baseball Gameg Baseball Gameg Baseball Gameg Ontario Here Union Here Shiloh There Lexington Here Ontario There Ontario There F. H. A. Initiation Dinner First Basketball Practice F. F. A. Meeting Dress Rehearsal for Junior Play Matinee Junior Play Junior Play Strictly Formal Basketball Gameg Alumni Basketball Gameg Edison Basketball Gameg Plymouth Here Basketball Game: Shiloh There Betty Newton talked to Home Economics girls Basketball Gameg Ontario There Basketball Gameg Lexington Here Music Program Yu1etide Harmony Basketball Game: Union Here Christmas Vacation Back from Christmas Vacation Tenth Grade Class Party Basketball Gameg Bellville There Basketball Gameg Plymouth There Basketball Gameg Shiloh Here Basketball Gameg Ontario Here F. H. A. Entertained Ontario John Deere Show Basketball Gameg Lexington There Nurse talked to Senior girls Basketball Gameg Butler Here Freshman Party Basketball Gameg Union There Eighth Grade Party Assembly Program by Lexington Basketball Gameg Bellville Here Richland County Basketball Tournament Richland County Basketball Tournament Richland County Basketball Tournament F. H. A. Assembly Program Richland County Program Mother's Club Minstrel Mother's Club Minstrel Assembly Program at Lexington F. H. A. and F. F. A. Banquet Grade Operetta Basketball Banquet Senior Play Baccalaureate Commencement Leave on Senior Trip 35 wi, is re,-mg Q. Avg, A M ff?.??,,S,g W' 'L 1 ' hi LW'-Qf.,f ,, SA3l'3',3i'7',ig1n , V ' - A . .M Q-27 'X M.. 5' - -wyyw . -VL r, ,L ,,w..,,, wand. ,aiizxziseofi an N, ,V A-wi 'S xl ,W We ms, THEY ASSURE US OF A SAFE ARRIVAL Charles Shaffer, William Young, Anthony Fanello Howard Weaver, Dale Robinson, Meade Flenner OUR COOKS They know the way to all of our hearts Mrs. A. M. Vail, Mrs. Herman Berry 36 LUCAS MOTHERS' CLUB Activities of the Lucas Mothers' Club, a female parent-teacher group open to all women interested in the Lucas School, are numerous and diversified but none is better known or of wider reputation than the annual home talent production, this year a variety show. Minstrels were presented the two preceding years. A scene from the 1948 show is shown above. Meetings of the club, that has no dues or formal membership rosters, are held at the school monthly with one or two such sessions a potluck luncheon, such as that shown below. School groups present a part of each of the monthly programs. Club officers are: Mrs. Doyle Stake, Presidentg Mrs. Russell Kohler, Vice-President Mrs. Kenneth Cooke, Secretaryg and Mrs. Carl Heilman, Treasurer. 37 '-no-....,.,, , 4 3 ' 1 Vi ' ci if , L -if iii , J . A' ' Q 5. K A in GIRLS ENSEMBLE Patricia Jones, Mildred Tucker, Rosella Berry Wanda Berry, Maxine Barr, Loretta Applegate MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Strohmenger, our new music teacher, has done a wonderful job in the music department. He has started a fifth grade band, which is progressing wonderfully. He started an eighth grade girls' ensemble, which consisted of Evelyn Young, Pat Byerly, Jean Flenner, Dorothy Roberts, Judy Woods, Leona Spohn, Betty Swanger and Donna Bell. These girls were called the Carolers. There are two more girls' ensembles. The first one consists of Maxine Barr, Pat Jones, Loretta Applegate, Mildred Tucker, Rosella Berry and Wanda Berry. The second girls' ensemble consists of Evelyn Young, Pat Byerly, Janet Flenner, Joan Sweezie, Norma Doggett, Carol Lee and Ruth Wareham. D Mr. Strohmenger has discovered talents in our school. They are the soloists, which consists of Carol Lee, Ruth Wareham, Pat Jones, Wanda Berry and Maxine Barr. Mr. Strohmenger has also worked very hard with the choirs. The music department has made much progress this year, and full credit should be given to Mr. Strohmenger for his tireless effort. 38. IST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW: 4TH ROW: JUNIOR CHOIR Left to Right: D. Pore, l. Moffett, W. Roberts, D. Pore, L. Rorick, G. Searles. J. Woods, J. Flenner, I... Spohn, B. Swanger, D. Bell, P. Byerly, E. Young. P. Dillon, B. Smith, B. Butterbaugh, G. Snyder, M. Goodnight, C. Warner, J. Rurnrnel, G. Whitinger, C. Berger, D. Neff, V. Green, J. Schisler, M. Oswalt. Mr. Strohmenger, N. Yarnell D. DeVore, S. Byerly, G. Hawkkns, D. Roberts, J. Moffett. N. Culler, B. Cox, E. Lupe, C. Landis. lST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW: 4TH ROW: SENIOR CHOIR Left to Right: R. Little, D. Campbell, D. Partin, P. O'Connell, R. Fanello, C. Lee, P. Campbell J. Robinson, L. Applegate, M. Mowers, K. Kohler, S. Mack, P. Thompson. P. McCammon, P. Jones, J. Russell, P. Culler, W. Berry, M. Barr, S. Stake, J. Flenner, M. Kurtz, N. Crawford, J. Russell, N. Doggett. J. Partin, M. Chamberlin, M. DeVore, F. Taylor, J. Zody, E. Frontz., R. Berry, S. Russell, J. Rummel, J. Sweezie, C. Harris, H. Brubaker, B. Yenter, Mr. Stromenger. D. McMillen, S. Keiser, C. Butterbaugh, P. Bright, L. Williams, J. McCready, M. McNeely, M. Tucker, P. Hellman, D. Hawkkns, R. Jones. 39 F. H. A. OFFICERS President --------- ------------------- N orma Doggett Vice-President -------------------------- Joan Sweezie Secretary ------ ------------------- R osella Berry Treasurer -------------- -------------- J' anet Rummel Parliamentarian ------ ------- ------------ R u th Jones Song Leader ------------------------------- Carol Lee News-Reporter- --- --------------------- Pat Heilman Advisor ----------------------------------- Mrs. Baer The first F. H. A. meeting was held in honor of the new members. A formal initiation and dinner by candlelight was held in the Home Economics Room. The F. H. A. has been selling ice cream at all the home basketball games to build up its treasury. Each class, also, has been selling all occasion cards to help build up its treasury. F. F.A. i OFFICERS President --------------------------- Sidney Baughman Vice-President ------------------------ Robert Harvey Secretary ----------------------------- James Bucher Treasurer----------- Clarence Harris Reporter -------------------------------- Robert Zody Watchdog -------------------- -- - ------- Donald Smith Conductor ----------------------------- Robert Grover Advisor -------- ------- Mr. Hetrick In October the Lucas F. F. A. had an exhibit at the Loudonville Fair, where their display won fourth prize and they received SZ5.00. The Butler F. F. A. was invited over in the latter part of October and a combined initiation of greenhnads was held. After the meeting, refreshments were served by the girls of the Lucas F. H. A. Beginning November lst and following through December 9th, the local chapter held a pest hunt with the Lexington F. F. A. An agreement was made that the losing chapter would furnish a supper for the winners. Lexington won the pest hunt so the local boys gave a supper for them. The F. F. A. has been selling popcorn at all home basketball games and has been able to build up its treasury in this way. New F. F. A. jackets were received by the greenhands in the latter part of January. On March 25th the combined F. F. A. and F. H. A. will have their annual banquet. 40 lST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW: 4TH ROW: r.n.n. Left to Right: Mrs. Baer, J. Flenner, R. Warner, C. Lee, R. Fanello, P. O'Connell, L. Arnold, L. Applegate, J. Robinson, P. McCammon, J. McCready. P. Culler, L. Williams, M. Chamberlin, P. Campbell, W. Berry, R. Little, N. Crawford, S.. Mack, K. Kohler, M. Kurtz.. P. Thompson. M. Dellore, J. Russell, D. Campbell, D. Partin, E. Frontz, R. Berry, S. Stake, M. Barr, 1. Sweezie, N. Doggett, J. Russell. H. Trumpower, M. McNeely, M. Tucker, P. Heilman, R. Jones, S. Russell, P. Jones, J. Ruxnmel. IST ROW: ZND ROW JRD ROW 4TH ROW: nv -- ' H g.. I 4 f NN F. F. A. ll Left to Right: C. Doggett, J. MrGugin, B. Nichols, P. O'Connell, R. Schrack, T. Baughman, J. I K: Fanello, B. Barr. Mr. He-trick, S. Keiser, B. Grover, J. Wright, R. Fife, B. Switzer, B. Stewart, F. Svnnger, D. , l I Sauder, R. Orewiler. D. Smith, C. Butterbaugh, C. Harris, G. McMillen, J. Niswander, P. Culler, J. Bucher. B. Zody, J. Brubaker, B, Baughman, R. Harvey, F. Van Meter. 41 'll' ,1- ZQEX STAGE CREW Junior Brubaker, Robert Harvey, Charles Doggett Robert Zody, Sidney Baughman, Clarence Harris PATROL BOYS Their Motto: SAFETY FIRST Richard Orewiler, Robert Harvey, Sidney Baughman, Clarence Harms 42 F NN X Thanks to our Book Mobile for many pleasant reading hours SELLING CANDY One of the Seniors many ways of financing their trip. 43 .HY Q Al, .Af 4' Siggiib . Q.-in it aw 5 x f3,1s g LW-e W TM! irq .54 M .,, A-- wk'- X .4 1 'QA ' f I .fmdw 'Avan- Qmv .-714 -1 S' x J ,,,... iw J 53- ' X A 4! . 4 0 f , . N I 'I tw - .WM W ,. -fm- ,,. . if . 1' ' ' V 'if QP ff ,- M bg .fl W 4 S ,Q- A ... N 'QC-.., 1 ? Tfsfwr-, , A Mi, .1 ,'fg.pg, Z Q.-Q, f i, KV HV 5 45 N K J ,-H i N . ,Q mg- ,K 533 QEEPW XX Ne is Q ' S' ning? 4' 1-ff P r E Q BM Q N Q5 9 .. .WF K ,R r 852' 9 7 if ' Si M K X W., x . 1 -6 M , 'ik f ., f ,S 7' , ' ' f ff6 ' T TQ 1 H Q 1 fa, ,A s 111. .3 ,Q oi? ,J fa? fi S 4 YEA TEAM! Shirley Stake, Janet Rummel, Carol Lee, Patty Thompson L U A E STANLEY KEISER 48 GLENN SHINDELDECKER ROBERT HARVEY Bob played his last year with Lucas. His speciallty is long shots, He was one of the reasons for Lucas' strength on rebounds. -J! N ex A! SKU ROB ELRT ZOUY Bob ls only a Sophomore and started out slowly but has learned a lot during the sea- :-.on and should nxake :A very rapablv pivot man next ye-nr. JACK ST LF-lENsoN Jack is only a .Tumor and one ofthe best shots on the team Hxs splendxd playing ability has saved more than one game thus sf-aerm l DONALD 5MlTH .alUNhY BAUGHMAN Donnxe, who was the spark Bud played hxs 1:1-,t yr-.nr for plug of the tram, should ln Luca-, Ha' played .ts guard future years make one ofthe and was one of the better best players Lucas has had dc-fensuve mr-n on the team, in a long txme. 49 JERRY NISWANDER Jerry played mostly reserve ball during the season, but saw some service on the varsity. He is a good shot and wise ball handler. RICHARD OREWILER Dick is a Senior and played mostly reserve ball. He al- so played some on the varsity. He was a very re- liable substitute. HOWARD BRUBAKER Junior is a very good ball handler. He played reserve and varsity during the year and should make a very cap- able player next year. LLAKLNUL HAKKAD Clarence is a Junior this year and played rnostly re- serve ball, but was used as a hll-in for the guard spot on the varsity. ,50 DONALD HAWKINb Don, who played his last year of basketball, was number 7 man on the squad. He was used as a utility but mostly at center. CHARLES DOGGETT Chuck is very fast and one of the craftiest players on the squad. He is a Sophomore and should be one of our best players next year. VARSITY STANDING: Coach Barger, B. Zody, D. Hawkins, B. Baughman, B. Harvey, C. Harris KNEELING: D. Orewiler, D. Smith, J. Stephenson, J. Niswander, C. Doggett. RESERVES STANDING: Coach Barger, B. Swikzer, R. Fife, B. Grover, B. Harvey, B. Byerly, B. Stewert KNEELING: B. Barr, F. Swanger, A. Chambers, J. Hawkins, J. Fanello, T. Baughman. I N 51 BASKETBALL GAMES ' The 1948-49 basketball season opened in a close game with the Alumni. The Edison team proved a tough opponent and Lucas fell to them 62-38. Lucas still couldn't find the winners path and fell to Plymouth 34- 3l.1. Lucas defeated Shiloh, but fell before a tough Ontario quintet. An inspired Lucas team then defeated a favored Lexington team 39-37. We then defeated Union and Butler, but were defeated by Bellville. Lucas finally won out in a close game with Plymouth which saw us 19 points be- hind at the half. We again defeated Shiloh and fell again before Ontario in a close game. Lucas faltered in the fourth quarter of the Lexington game and was defeated. We again defeated Butler and Union, but lost the last game of the season with Bellville when a last second basket gave Bellville a victory. The coaches of the county chose from the Lucas players Jack Stephenson as a forward for the all-county team. Robert Harvey was chosen for the second team and Robert Zody received honorable mention. Lucas Alumni Lucas Edison Lucas Plymouth Lucas Shiloh Lucas Ontario Lucas Lexington Luc as Butler Lucas Union Lucas Bellville Lucas Plymouth Lucas Shiloh Luc as Ontario Lucas Lexington Lucas Butler Lucas Union Lucas Bellville TOURNAMENT NEWS Lucas defeated Plymouth in their first game of the tournament 47-40. Jack Stephenson had Z4 points for Lucas. In the semifinals Bellville defeated Lucas 44-41. With Z minutes to go Bellville dropped in 3 foul shots that cinched the game. Lucas defeated Lexington in the Consolation game 57-50. Bob Zody dropped in Z0 points for Lucas. Lucas received the basketball used in the games as a trophy for winning. Much credit goes to Mr. Barger for his outstanding work with the team. Mr. Barger gave of his time and effort and was one reason why Lucas had such a successful year. And a big cheer for the cheerleaders who have kept up the morale of the school and of the team. And a big thanks to the managers who worked hard to keep the team in condition and running smoothly. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Left to Right: C. Harvey, C. Landis, L. Rorick, M. Switzer, W. Roberis. KNEELING: G. Searles, S. Byerly. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM, CHEERLEADERS AND COACHES STANDDIG: Left to Right: Coach B. Harvey, R. Robinson, R. Weber, I. Markham, M. Frontz., A. Boone, B Baer. D. McMillen, Coaches, J. Brubaker and C. Harris. KNEELING: H. Stotts, B. Mitchell, B. Washington, Cheerleaders J. Flenner and P. Bycrly, B. Flenncr, D. Ulery, D. Heilrnan. 53 FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING: J. Kurtz, L. Zody, P. Chamay, J. Bittinger, J. Russell, N. Svranger, I. Whitinger, C. Campbell M. Frontz, C. Freeman, T. McMillen, T. Pore. STANDING: S. Vail, N. Culler, R. Neff, R. Schrack, A. Bucher, A. Bucher, P. Baer, H. Rider, D. Moffett, C. Woods, R. McCready, D. Niswander, D. Stotts. SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: B. Harvey, I. Goodnight, N. Markham, L. Pritchard, S. Moore, N. Anderson, L. Hammett, B. Washington. STANDING: R. Stewart, D. Russell, R. McCready, H. Russell, G. Cooke, R. Leiter, T. Kurtz, J. Arnold, C. Weirick, D. McKinley. 54 'wr BASEBALL GAMES The pitching staff consisted of Bob Berger, Paul Hawkins, Bob Zody, Bud Baughman and Bob Switzer. While Berger did most of the pitching in the games, the other less experienced boys were used in practice and should make a capable pitching staff next year. The pitcher's had very de- pendable backstopping with Chuck Doggett behind the plate and Stanley Keiser as his alternate. The infield was rounded out by Junior Brubaker at first base with Don Smith filling ing second base was covered very capably by Dick Berger. Shortstop was playedvery well by Clarence Harris with .Toe Fanello working hard for the position while the keystone corner was covered extremely well by Gerald Kline. The outfield was roamed by Dick Orewiler at left field, .Terry Niswander at center field and Bob Harvey in right field. Utility outfie1der's were Paul Culler, Albert Nichols, Burdett Barr, Jim Hawkins, Torn Baughman and Roy Fife. The team's managerf G Glenn Shindeldecker, did a wonderful job. They lost Z out of 4 games due to lack of experience but, under the fine coaching of Elmer Burson, did extremely well, having only three regulars left from last year. The final scores were as follows: Lucas 9 Ontario 8 Lucas 'Z Shiloh 4 Lucas 1 3 Union Z Lucas Z Lexington 5 A ' C. A - H- lot 5 3 my V 3. S. 1 MJ R.F. L,F C . F. -4 ,ss BASEBALL TEAM STANDING: Coach Burson, B. Berger, G. Kline, J'. Brubaker, B. Harvey, C. Harris, B. Zody, J. Fanello, G. Shindeldecker, Manager. SEATED: R. Orewiler, C. Doggett, I. Niswander, B. Baughman, B. Switzer. Ii fl !,m Ill im Q BIG BOB, LITTLE .TOE 0 ' u 'fa ,se KT FX A-. Nice swing there, 1-'h1p. Big Four!! Bessie Jean. Mutt and Jeff. Beryle and Man's best friend. Well now! Stag Party. Three babes in a tub. My, My, Ronnie Don, Rich and Bud. Ronnie Way back in '47 Hold that pose, Klllh W . Our dear old Mr. Ruby. President Kline! Batter up! Norma. One of our get togethers! 5 5 ' Ruth Wareham. Harvey at Pep Meeting. This is what happens at Study Hall A woman's man! 5 5 3 ff Look he's growing up! 5 5 E! Another one of our get togethers. My weren't you cute, Joan? Peg really does work! The old look! Farmer boy Bright. Put that Cigar down, Ed. Mrs. Parry backstage. A rose between two thorns. Rough and rugged Thompson. Lawrence and his Cadillac. Tea Time. Smile, Pat. That old gang of ours. Put on your shoes, girls. Get out of the street, Ruth Please girls! ff Stag Party. Watch the birdie, girls. JOKES Miss Titschinger: What's the formula for water, Kline? Kline: HZ0. Miss Titschinger: Right! Now tell me the formula for sea water. Kline: CH20. Mrs. Hoffman: What is it that Brazil produces more of than any other country. Shindeldecker: Brazilians. Baughrnan: Please, Barger, could I have the afternoon off? Mr. Barger: Oh, Yes, your grandmother, I suppose? Baughman: Yes sir. She is making her first parachute jump. Mrs. Farry: Richard, can you tell me where the Red Sea is? Orewiler: Yes ma'am, it's on the third line of my report card. Two morons are talking after losing a job. Yeater: How can you be so dumb? Wareham: I practice. What's your excuse? 4 X : 5 Al Mr. Stephenson: Did you ask Davy for a raise? -'g S9 Q Jack: Yep! ,vii . Mr. Stephenson: How did he take it? Ex xx Jack: Like a lamb. f Mr. Stephenson: What did he say? K Jack: Bah! Mr. Barger: i'Gentlemen, the general function of the heads of several learn ed members of the Junior Class seems to be to keep their neckties from slipping off. Hawkins: I carry all my notes in my hat. Crawford: I see, news in a nutshell, eh? Brubaker: Where have you been the last few years? Sweezie: At college taking medicine. Brubaker: And did you finally get well? Harris: What do you think would go well with my purple and green socks? Smith: High Boots! Miss Welch: Butterbaugh, will you give me a sentence with the word fascinate in it? Butterbaugh: Well, my girl has a dress with ten buttons down the back, but she is so fat she can only fascinate. Ed Harvey was teaching Carol to drive. Half way down the hill she gave a scream of horror. Bob, Honey, she cried, the car is running away. Can't you stop it? No, replied Ed, I can't reach the controls. Use the brakes! Use your brakes! I Can't, they must have failed, cried Carol. Alright, he said, sitting back, brace yourself and try to hit something cheap. b,'fQ eo Heilman: You can't trust anyone nowdays. Why, my grocer gave us a phoney quarter in change this morning. Hawkins: Let's see it. Heilman: Oh, I haven't got it any more, I gave it to the milkman this morning. Ruth Jones: I've been asked to wed lots of times. Lawrence: Who asked you? Ruth Jones: Ma and Pa. Baughman by telegraph: Where can I get hold of you next Thursday? Russell: Can't say, I'm kinda tickiish. Judge: Have you ever worked? I Berger: Oh, now and then. 6 Judge: what did you do? A f Berger: Oh, this and that. Q , Judge: Where? K C I I Berger: Oh, here and there. Judge: Put him in the cooler! Q W Berger: Hey, when do I get out? Judge: Sooner or later. Kline: When you asked Joan to dance, did she accept quickly? Baughman: Did shef? Why, she was on my feet in an instant. Warner: Did you hear that you can't buy ice cream now? Wareham: No, why? Warner: It's been frozen. Jack's English wasn't very good. He persisted in using phrases such as They doesn't, She don't, I ain't goin', etc. Finally Miss Welch, his teacher, kept him in one afternoon. Jack, she said, I want you to write, 'I have gone home' one hundred times. Jack started. About half way down his second page Miss Welch said, I'm going home now, Jack. When you get through, lay the papers on my desk. When Jack finished, he laid the papers on Miss Welch's desk, marked off a space on the blackboard and wrote: Dear Miss Welch, I have writ, 'I have gone home,' one hunnerd times and now I have went home. Baughman: What happened to that hired man, you got from the city? Orewiler: He used to be a chauffeur and he crawled under a mule to see why it didn't go. On mules we find two legs behind And two we find before, We stand behind before we find What the two behind be for. 61 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The editors and business managers of the Lucannus wish to express their appreciation for the assistance and counsel which have aided them in publication of this bookg to the members of the Faculty and Student Body whose aid has been helpful, to Mr. Richard Armen for his photographic work, to the firms and individuals who, by their ad- vertisements have contributed to the success of this book. 625.5 fX Qqufog mpg: K ,9 x 4 'V P' Lf I2 L WALSWORTH unn....,u.4 A L..-A by Inuwolfn nofuzlu numu... nu., u. n. 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Harry Compliments Of Martin Hardware Co. 19 North Ma in Mansfield Ohio Drinks Food RAINBOW GARDENS C. E. Yergin Lucas Ohio Roofing - Tinning -Spouting HAR OLD KA UF MAN Lucas Ohio Compliments Of A. B. CRAFTON INCORPORATED Lincoln-Mercury Dealer Mansfield Ohio COLBY AND EARICK, INCORPORATED Dodge -Plymouth 30th Year Compliments MR. AND MRS. GUY F. STEWART HEINIBERGER'S WELDING SHOP General Farm Welding Also Buyers Of Raw Furs And Beef Hides Telephone llRll Dick Smith General Auto Repair Fine Candies Fresh Roasted Nuts Sodas Fountain Lunch Sundaes SUTTER'S Corner 4th And Main Streets Mansfield Ohio EVERETT DEVORE Radio Repairs-RCA-G E Sylvania And Tungsol-Tubes Photo Finishing-Enlarging And Copying Eastman-Ansco Film-Flash Bulbs Main Street Lucas, Ohio Phone l4R1Z Compliments Of FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Bob Eggerton, Salesman Compliments Of THE CONSUMER CREDIT DEPARTMENT Of The Richland Trust Company 3 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio Loans For Every Purpose LEE SMART General Hauling Phone Z On 9 Perrysville Ohio PERRYSVILLE FUR COMPANY Furs-Hides-Wool-Coal-Lime -Fertilizer Bui1der's Supplies Howard Toms, Manager Phone Z On 7 Perrysville, Ohio Congratulations Class Of 1949 ROGERS AND COMPANY The Diamond Store Of Mansfield Friendly Credit For Your Convenience 33 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio W. S. BERRY AND SON POULTRY FARM Pullorum Tested White Leghorn Chicks Kasco Feeds For A11 Kinds Of Livestock Poultry And Dog Feeds Lucas Ohio m m Compliments From KALER'S BEAUTY SHOP 115 West 4th Street Mansfield Ohio For Appointment Call 1113-6 Compliments Of THE JACOB-WOLF' COMPANY General Contractors Bower's Building Mansfield Ohio Dean And Barry Paints Imperial Wallpaper Color In Paint Color In Wallpaper DRUMM COLOR SERVICE 75 West Walnut Street Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of RICHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU Branches At Mansfield -Bellville -Shelby Shiloh-Lexington Compliments Of BYERLY FUNERAL HOME Invalid Coach Service Lucas Ohio Maytag Appliances-Sherwin-Williams Paints Toastmasters-Water Heaters LUCAS ELECTRIC Appliances -Radios Sales And Service Max E. Maglott, Proprietor LUCAS REPAIR SHOP Furniture Repair And Upholstering Shoe Repair W. O. Young Lucas Ohio Ray Muth, Agent Phone 49R2 Motorists Mutual-Western Reserve Causualty Lightning Rod Mutual-Crawford Company Fire Insurance Ohio Windstorm-Mansfield Mutual Fire General Insurance-Claim Service Lucas Ohio Compliments Of JOE'S SURPLUS STORE 305 West Mulberry Street Mansfield, Ohio Phone 4681-9 Best Wishes PAUL M. ELIOT Compliments Of THE MECHANICS BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY Number Z North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio Assets ------ S4,747,8Z4.62 Reserve ------ S859,867.97 Interested In Good First Mortgage Loans On Real Estate Pay EZ Interest On Savings CITY NEWS 100 North Main Street Mansfie1d's Most Complete News Stand Dial 1117-6 Mansfield, Ohio SCI-IONAUER MOTOR SALES INCORPORATED Desoto-Plymouth Sales And Service Always A Good Selection Of Used Cars 3522.-6--6808-6 W. F. Untiet INSURANCE ROOITI 5. Blecker Building, Phone 1285-6 Mansfield, Ohio THE MANSFIELD STRUCTURAL AND ERECTING COMPANY Park Avenue -East Of Subway Steel For Every Purpose Mansfield, Ohio Phone 4215-6 HAMMETT ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Wiring -Appliance Repair M. L. Mitchell W. W. Hammett Compliments Of MANSFIELD MONUMENT COMPANY At The Cemetery Entrance In Mansfield Rock Of Ages Look For This Seal. It's Your Guarantee Of Permanence Family Monuments Number H-Z8 A MANSFIELD NOVEL TY CONIPANY 69 South Diamond Street Automatic Phonographs Day Phone 3620-1 Night Phones -5434-6-5463 -6-2994-7 LER OY MCGINTY AND SON Successors To J. K. Johnston Monument Works Monuments -Markers -Maus oleums Telephones 6850-6-4404-6 12 East First Street Mansfield, Ohio Cut Flowers-Corsages-Wedding Decorations -Funeral Flowers Flowers Telegraphed STUHLDREHER FLORAL COMPANY 48 West 4th Street Dial 2604-6 Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of THE RED AND WHITE STORE Lucas Ohio Congratulations Seniors MAE COLE General Merchandise Lucas Ohio LUCAS MARATHON STATION Pop Kocheiser -Proprietor Batteries-Accessories-Gas-Oil Washing And Polishing Lucas Ohio FRANK'S MARKET Groceries-Meats-Vegetables Frozen Foods g Phone 1 Or 68 Perrysville Ohio Compliments Of BOGNER CLEANERS 72 South Main Street Mansfield Compliments Of SOUTHERN HOTEL BARBER SHOP Glenn Miller Band And Orchestra Instruments Martin -Selmer -Pedler -Getzen-King Pianos That Have Stood The Test Of Time HOPPE'S MUSIC STORE 128 West 4th South Mansfield, Ohio Quality First BLAKEHS PASTRY SHOP 12 South Main Street Mansfield, Ohio ' Phone 2118-6 16 Ounces Or Over If You Buy At Blake's, It's Good Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1949 DIT'S CONFECTIONERY Lucas Ohio Compliments DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY Ili- West Fourth Street Mansfield, Ohio Insurance Fire -Liability -Automobile -Surety Bonds G. A. Davis -H. W. Mitchell Telephone 1227 -6 You Will Find GOETZ HARDWARE COMPANY 16 South Park Street A Good Place To Buy Guns, Rifles, Scopes Fishing Tackle, Paints, Glass, Kitchenware General Hardware Compliments Of A F riend Carefree Electric Water Heating Is ECONOMICAL The Ohio Public Service Company Phone 4171-6 10 South Park Mansfield, Ohio LAUBSCHER'S For Quality In Watches, Diamonds Clocks And Silverware Basement Citizen's Bank 4 And 6 East Third Street Mansfield, Ohio It Pays To Make A Trip To Mansfield And Shop At FOX'S Mansfie1d's Finest Selection Of Jewelry 12 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio NICHOLAS HARING Jeweler Diamonds -Fine Watches ll Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio Weidner Pontiac Co Always A Good Place To Deal -1 I Mansfield, Ohio 12 East Znd Street 3466-6 The Senior Class Of 1949 Wishes To Thank The Advertisers Who Have Helped To Make This Annual Possible PLEASE PATRONI za: THEM I I ...J W E W X , s,.!, , f 15,1- K ' , .whim . .n 4 W- K L ,K ,+i+f.f -z,eii?rzi'aSa'4lrZ43f