Lucas High School - Lucannus Yearbook (Lucas, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

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Q R , L v Y ---m ri Foreword Itlud me qu, on Beyond than -hr aswty Q , lawn world mow put I hd. The world of Yeatgrdayg A if memory. The sua nh-.As .Ar ua: 1..:E.1f.... , ,-.an I-l...Lue. 1 1, ff , I Dedication In eve ry activity we have received whole -hearted support and co-operation from the community. To show our appre- ciation for all the kindness bestowed upon us, we, the Senior Class of 1951, are proud to dedicate this issue of the Lucannus to the community of Lucas. -L 3 UIU J31D f :if :ii ff NG' If sy! if IQ' N1 If if if tl ff? 2 iff Q? J, iff! I if .H sm, f 1 I i 1 'Hgh SU, 155553 Q1 :Wei 'ff' I J K ff: sf' l 4511? ,I- lgfff e r 1 105' ,, 5111! , 4 R1 9 1 F f ll if f x, .ff f'4f5'f2? I lflj, If ff' 1 ll I1 I 44 If 4967 ,mel ff! gli 131' I IH.: 1 f W, if 4, IRI' fffhlf ff? lffan' fx I, ,.-gn: 1' 191 f 61,1 LUCAS BOARD OF EDUCATION Robert McCready ...., President D. D. Orewiler .... Vice-President Emery Culler ......... Clerk Robert Scheidler Max Maglott DALE B. KINNEY C ounty Supe rintendent Before becoming county super- intendent, Mr. Kinney was executive head of Tiro School for eleven years. However, these years were interrupted by thirty months of ser- vice in the Navy. To reach his present position Mr. Kinney has at- tended Bowling Green and Ohio State Universities where he received his B.S. in Education and M.A. Admin- istration respectively. When Mr. Robinson resigned late in September we were fortunate in obtaining such a fine man as Mr. Kinney, CARL HEILMAN Came ra Shy 'v vm P w it bg' Ls' VX YHYIJT' v 4 i 44, EARL F. HETRICK, B.S. Agr. Ohio State University Colorado State Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop '45 W. S. BARGER Executive Head of Lucas Village School, With his understanding interest of the ideals and spirt of school life--Mr. Barger has proved hirnself--a true friend of all associated with him in school life. LETA GLASSCOCK, Ph.B. Denison University Dana Hall Wellesley English Latin 0 X ,f f 1 go 09 o 00 Ny XV 7 MARTHA BELL. FARRY, A.B Western College Ohio State University Ashland College Social Science Speech ISABELLE S. HOFFMAN, B.S. Miami University Physical Education World Geography Biology XAQI :Aki Jv W4 f X 0.6 s' !! ix wx' ' 15,4 5,5 Q! I I at i' I- Av V 1 ll JOHN G. HAUCK, B.S. Ohio State University Baseball and Basketball Coach Physical Education Sociology Science HELEN ROBERTA BAER, B.S. Purdue University Ball State Home Economics - , MARGARET TITSC HINGER, B.S, Kent State University University of Colorado Chemistry Physics Mathematics 8 C. TODD STROHMENGER Ohio State University Music 1 Q Y A w ANNA BOKA Ohio University, B.S. Education Commercial Library l'I..'1.I.IUJ . f 11 , o cope goezuoooog .- ooaooo - DARSIE SAUNDERS Pikeville Junior College Western Kentucky State Teachers College Ashland College First Grade MIRIAM CHRISTOBEL NIXON Ashland College Muskingum College Fifth Grade JUNE A. HIVELY, B.S. Education Ohio State University Ashland College Kent State University Southwest Texas State College Fourth Grade RUTH BERNICE BLUST Wooster College Ashland College Sixth Grade MARZETA NLABEL BARGER Kent State University Third Grade RUTH MARKLEY Ohio University Seventh Grade RUTH DOROTHY OGLESBEE Richland County Normal Ashland College Second Grade DOROTHY SLEMMER MILLER Ohio Northern Kent State Ashland College Eighth Grade 9 , I-' A 3843.93 -51- 109' ...N '-TG A 'fic , MN 2 ff 1 JSI? f 4523? a x, For the food that keeps us hearty and hale Manl' hours are Dut in bv Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Vail. 5 u Whether it's a cut finger, or a tardy excuse Grade cards, pencils or some object on the loose The first one we think of is the office secretary For all of these services thanks to Eleanor Berry. 10 sri! f I CD Through mud and snow, hail and sleet, The Lucas drivers can't be beat. Shenberger, Winters, Darling, Lumadue, Russell, Robinson and Shaffer, too, These are the men that drive us through 0 fa 'vo wwhvc 1005 S . -'x-J- 5, Q 4 'yoj TM Emptying wastebaskets or fixing fires, On the job our janitor never tires. When something is broken, oh, how we wail, There's no need to worry, just call Mr, Vail .j, f, 7N - F J--N .. s , .. , :MM-S: 91:1- Q F I R 11 f 7 ROBERT BURNS GROVER --Babu Pastime: Working on my car. Ambition: To be a farmer. Class President . ,,,,,, , Class Treasurer. . , Boys' Glee Club. . Basketball ..... . Sports Manager. , , , , F.F.A....... ..l-Z- President, , , , , , Vice-President. . Patrol Boy. . . . . . SllgeCrew....... .. Buckeye Boys' State. . . Class Play, , , , , , , Annual Staff. . . , V: 1.. , , 4, .,..?,,, f . ' 1 . . . I ., . . L lil? 4 i ,f- . - 'naar' ii ., ' if ' av I fl JANET ANN RUMMEL Rummel Pnstime: Reading and sewing. Ambition: To be a good housewife. FJ-LA ....... . ...... l-Z President. . . . . Treasurer . . . . Choir...... .. Cheerleader. . . . . , Class Secretary. . . Class Play. . . . . . Annual Staff. . . WANDA DELEE BERRY Dill Pickles Pastime: Reading. Ambition: Teaching Tiny Tots. I-'.H.A. ............ . Vice-President ........ choir ..... '. . . Girls' Chorus. . . Sextette Class Secretary. . . Treasurer .... Class Play. . . Annual Staff. . .gf U ' f ' -am . H, .7 -.4 DQ.- ROBERT STANLEY ZODY Rapid Pastime: Running around. Ambition: To make good. Class Vice-President. , , , , F.F.A .......... . . . Basketball. . . . . . . . .1-2 Baseball. . . . . 1-2 Stage Crew. . , . . Class Play. . . . . Annual Staff. . . fat l 5.1. nw LORE TTA ANN ARNOLD Pastime: Reading. Ambition: To be I success. F.I-LA ............. l-Z-3-4 ElnnsslPg:L2. . . . . . 3-I SENIORS ofa' 'Sl RICHARD EUGENE BERGER Dick Pastlme: Baseball. Ambition: To graduate. Baseball ......... . l- Class Play ....... . . Annual Staff. . JANET EILEEN FLENNER Flenner Z-3-4 . 3-4 4 PATRICIA MAY CAMPBELL Tubby Pastilne: A sailor. Ambition: To be a good housewife. F.H.A. ........... . I-Z-3-4 Choir .... . . .1-2-3 Class Play. . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . . 4 Pastlme: Reading and dancing. Ambition: To make up my mimi. F.H.A ..... . ........ chair. . . . . . ,1- Orchestra. . . . Class Play. . . Anmml Staff. . 1-2- 3-4 Z-3 2-3 3-4 ...4 JAMES BUCHER num.. Plltixne: Farming. Axnbition: To stay out of the Army. F.H.A ............. l-2-3-4 Secretary. . . . .... .Z Class Play. . . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . .4 14 s ROBERT FRANKLIN BYERLY sub Pastime: Eating and sleeping. Ambition: To live until I die. Clnss Treasurer. ...... . . . l F.l-'.A ........... .... I Basketball, . , , l-2-3 Baseball. . . . . 3-4 Patrol Boy. . . . . 3-4 Class Play. . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . .4 L3 U Y .1-.2f... f Q ALICE MADELENE FRANKLIN Frankie Pllatlrne: Dancing. Ambition: To be a success. l .H.A ............. l-Z-3-4 Choir. . . . . . .l-Z-3 chu Play. . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . .4 -.,. 7: 1 CHARLES RICHARD DOGGETT Chuck Platime: Sports. Ambition: To play baseball. Glass President ...... . . . l-Z-3 F.F.A ........ . . l-Z-3 Bllkltball. . . . .I-Z-3-4 Baseball. . . . .1-Z-3-4 Patrol Boy. . . - - - 3-4 Clali Play. . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . - - -4 s if ,.,,,. 1 -4,3 I ' 1 w PAUL LEONARD CULLER Emery Pastirne: Tlnkerlng. Ambltlon: To be a dairy technologist. I-'.F.A. .............l-Z-3-4 NewsReporter. . . . . . . . . . .3 Treasurer .... . . . 4 Baseball ..... . . 3-4 Bind .... . . l-Z-3 Choir .... . . I-Z-3 Class Play. . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . .4 PATRICIA ANN LOWE up-t.. Pasttme: Reading and tennis. Ambltiorn: 'ro be I plychmrmi F.H.A. ............... 3-4 County Vlce -President ...... Choir ........... . . Sextette .... . . . Clean Play. . . . . Annual Sufi. . . . . .,-.,-S 15 PATRICIA ANN JONES ' lonely Pnstlme: Dancing and music. Amhlticm: To be a good housewife, F.H.A ........ . ..... I-Z -3-4 Songleader. . .... 3-4 Choir ...... . . .l-Z-3 Girln'Chorus. . . , , 3-4 Sextetle ..... . . Z-3 Class Play. . . . .3-4 Annunl Staff. . . . . 4 Q' , GERALD EUGENE McMlLLEN Gernld Paetirne: Refereelng aporta. Ambition: To be a veterinary. F.F.A ....... . . .... l-2-3-4 Orchestra ..... . 2-3-4 Sports Manager. . . 3-4 Clans Play .... , . 3-4 Annun1St.aff. . . . . 4 PATRICIA MARGARET O'CONNELL Penny Pastime: Reading and swimming. Anibitlon: To be A success in what- ever l do. F.H.A. . . . , , 1-3-3.4 Choir. . . . , , ,1-g-3 Sextette. . . . , , .3 Cheerleader. . , I 4 Class Play. , . . 3,4 Anmual Staff. . . , 4 DAVID ALBERT SCOTT Dave Pastime: Making money. Ambition: To be a millionaire. F.F.A. . .............. 3-4 Vice-President ........ . . 4 Basketball .... . . 3-4 Baseball. . . . . 3-4 Class Play. . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . 4 wu..1.1AM 1a1u'r'r PARTIN Bm CARL PATRICK O'CONNELL Pete Pastime: Listening to the radio. Ambition: To be an electrician. F.F.A. ........ ..... l-Z Ba.nd..... ..... ... Basketball Manager. . . . . Patrol Boy. . . . . . . Class Play. . . . . AnnualShff............. -3-4 Z-3 . 4 3-4 3-4 . .4 FANCHON ARLENE MACK 1-'eel' Pnstime: Skating. Ambition: To graduate. F.H.A. ........ . . l-Z-3-4 News Reporter. . . . . . . .4 Choir ........ . .l-Z-3 Class Reporter. . . . . . .1 Class Play .... . . 3-4 Annunl Staff. . . . . 4 Pastixne: Reading . Ambitirm: To be an artist. l .F.A...............3-4 Basketball........., .,4 Class Play. . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . 4 16 PEGGY O'LEARY Mpeg,- Pastime: Sports and skating. Ambition: To be n dentlst'a assistant, F.H.A .... . ........... 3-4 Choir. . . . 3-4 G.A.A. .... . l-2 Class Play. . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . , 4 u e , . wx mx f dl . JOANN ROBINSON ..,o.. Psstime: Movies snd dancing. Ambition: To be s besutlcisn. r.H.A. . . . . ..... . . . 1-z- Choir. . . . . . , ,1- Glrls' Chorus. . . . Sextette. . . . . , 3-4 2-3 3-4 3 Annual surf. , i i Z4 Clsss Play ..... .... . . . . 1 ,NY ,J SHIRLEY MARLE RUSSELL Russell Psstlme: Sewing and music. Ambltim: To get through college. 3-4 .,,. I 5-1. L., I F.H.A ............. 1-2-3-4 Plrllsmentsrisn. . . . . . . 4 Historian ...... .... 3 Choir ........ . .l-Z-3 Girls' Chorus. . . . . . 3 Clsss Plsy. . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff. . . . . 4 DONALD EUGENE SMITH Smitty Pastirne: Sports. Ambition: To graduate. F.F.A..... .... ,. ..l- Baseball . . . . . l- Bssketball. . , 1- Stsge Crew. . . , Patrol Boys. . . . Class Plsy. . . . Annua1Staff. . FLOYD VAN METER nvln.. Psstime: Working on my csr. Ambitim: Get enough sleep. Clsss Vice-President ........ F.l-'.A. . . . . . . . ..... 1-2-3-4 3 Bssebsll Msnsger. . . . Class Plsy. .... . . 3- AnnuslStsff............ mf- girl 17 Z KATHERYN LOUISE ROBERTS Kstie Pastirne: Going to movies. Ambition: To be a besutlcisn. F.H.A. ........ . .... l-Z -3 Choir. . . . , ,1-2-3 Class Play. . . , , , 3 Annual Stuff. . . . . . . , , -ss, ,Tl.,.!r my .N .,, , get all fi. K 1+-f HELEN EILEEN TRUMPOWER Trumpnwer Pnstime: Sewing. Ambition: To be s good mother. l-'.H.A. . ...... f . ..... 2-3- Chuir .... . . . . Z- Bmkmobue. . , 1- G.A.A. . . . . . . Clsss Plsy. . , , ,3- Annual Stall. . . . . Class Prophecy It was a bright sunny day in September of 1961 and Ihad just received a Lucas Daily Newspaper from a friend of mine. As l had not been back for a number of years, I was quite anxious to read all the news. As I sat down to read the hometown news, what do I see on the front page but Dick Berger running as Republican candidate for mayor with Paul Culler running as his opponent on the Democratic ticket. Professor Jim Bucher has quit teaching in college and is returning home to advise and assist Louis Bromfield in writing his books on agriculture. I-le is giving a lecture at the Town Hall tonight, I see where Pat O'Connell, who is now a foreign correspondent, is ar- riving home from an European tour and will be on Station DOPE for a series of news broadcasts. As I turn to the second page, I see where Pat Jones and her husband have just bought a new house from real estate dealer Gerald McNlillen Hm-m-m. Dave Scott, local farmer who was injured in an automobile acci- dent which put an end to his 1929 Model A Ford, is being nursed back to health by Alice Franklin who is now a graduate nurse. I read that he has no physical in- juries, but is suffering from heartbreak and the loss of his Ford which he just last week painted purple. My, the re is a whole half page ad here. Why it's the official opening of Van's new million dollar garage. Bob Byerly is the manager and will run the business for Van so he can retire and get some sleep. Here is a combined news brief and birth announcement. Bob and Janet Grover have increased their farm acreage by sixty acres, and their family by a set of twins, ln the ads there is a picture of the new employee at Kathryn Roberts and Patty O'Connel1's Beauty Shop. It is Joann Robinson who excels in cutting and styling hair. There are a couple of interesting items in the society column. Loretta Arnold, local telephone operator, accompanied Pat Campbell to Washington to see Pat's husband receive a medal from the Secretary of Navy. Bob Zody is returning home from Hollywood with his beautiful actress wife for a short visit. Bob is a lighting expert for G-M-G studios. In the school news there is a big write-up about Coach Chuck Doggett's team. They have had a very successful year. Superintendent Smith can well be proud of his school. 18 Shirley Russell, County Home Demonstration Agent, is giving a talk tomorrow to Miss Berry's fourth grade pupils to try to interest them in 4-H work. ' The school is offering a new subject. Janet Flenner is teaching driving with one of those dual-control cars. On the editorial page is a cute illustration. It was drawn by Bill Partin. I've seen some very clever magazine covers he has drawn. I-le has certainly been successful. The newspaper is running a series of stories written by a well known author, Fanchon Mack. I hear that she and her secretary, Peggy O'Leary, are vacationing in Maine. Well, well! Look what I found in the classified ads. Pat Lowe, noted psychiatrist, is opening an office in Lucas. Oh dear, I never realized it was getting so late. I have read every word and am so happy to know what my friends have been doing. My family is clamor- ing for their dinner, so I must lay my paper aside, but thoughts of my friends will linger on. Helen T rurnpowe r 19 Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1951 of Lucas High School, city of Lucas, county of Richland, state of Ohio, feeling it is our duty to surrender the privileges that we have thus far enjoyed, and being of sound mind Qcontrary to opinionl, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament: We leave the following to the remaining classes: We hereby bequeath to the Junior Class-the balance of our treasury, if anyg the right to publish an annual and go on a trip if they can find enough money. We hereby leave to the Sophomore Class the duty of recognizing the coming Seniors as dignified, and of supplying for the coming Seniors a gorgeous and mag- nificent banquet. We hereby will to the Freshmen the right to come out of their green sur- roundings and the right to put forth the ambition that we had during our four years of high school. To the faculty we leave as follows: To Mr. Barger we leave our gratitude for approving our wild money- making schemes. We also leave the hope that he can keep the halls quieter with the coming Seniors. To Mrs. Farry we leave our bright, shiny and unused ideas and hope they work better for another class. We also leave our solution for noisy check-periods ---just don't have them. ' To Mrs. Hoffman we leave our gratitude for all the time and patience she has used in teaching the kids to dance. To Miss Titschinger we leave a first aid kit for all the accidents that happened in Chemistry Lab. To Miss Boka we leave a pair of shoes to replace those she has worn out chasing after Seniors with overdue library books. To Mrs. Baer we leave all of our unfinished projects and our hopes that they will be completed by the future home economics classes. To Mr. Hetrick we leave a volume on muscle-building by Charles Atlas to help him further in demonstrating his strength and muscles. To Mr. Hauck we leave our dreams of millions and beautiful convertibles. Also our hopes of championship teams in the years to come. To Mrs. Glasscock we are passing on the hair dye that has been left to Mrs. Farry for so many years. Z0 To Mr. Strohmenger we leave the hope that next year's high school classes will be more interested in choir so he won't have to depend upon the Junior Choir so much. To the individuals of the Junior Class we bequeath as follows: Pat Campbell leaves her love letters to Helen Snyder. Loretta Arnold wills her even-temperament to Rose Little. Janet Flenner leaves her walk to Katie Kohler. Pat Lowe leaves her queer laughs to Sisty Zody. Janet Rummel and Bob Grover will their right to occupy the Senior room at noon to Maxine Finnell and to whomever it may concern. Bob Grover also wills his witticism to Bob Goff. Wanda Berry leaves her dependability and natural look to Marlene Finnell. Dick Berger wills his ability to keep his mouth shut to Bob Switzer. Pat Jones bequeaths her late hours and funny jokes to Mary Ruth Chamberlin. Jim Bucher wills his middle name Oscar to Delores Partin, who doesn't have one. Paul Culler wills his trumpet and ability to argue to Lavata Williams, Don Smith wills his way with women to Bill Umfleet. Shirley Russell leaves her high I. Q. and her editorship of the annual to Joe Fanello. Bob Bye rly leaves all the goatees he has grown in his high school days to Bob Snyder. Katie Roberts wills her cute smile and dimples to Jim McGugin. Peggy O'l..eary wills her love of walking to school to Bert Nichols. Chuck Doggett leaves his book on How to Make and Break Dates to Bill Harvey. Floyd Van Meter leaves his technique of sleeping in class and getting by with it to Dot Campbell. Gerald McMillen wills his love of Chemistry and the promptness in which he gets his assignments done to Mary Lou DeVore. Fanchon Mack leaves her luck at blind dates to Naomi Crawford. Z1 Pat O'Connel1 leaves his Irish temper and his bets on paid by Jean McCready. Notre Dame to Dave Scott wills his smooth technique with girls to Ronnie Schrack. Helen Trumpower leaves a challenge of getting an engagement ring to those Junior girls who haven't acquired them yet, Patty O'Conne1l leaves her happy-go-lucky attitude and jolly disposition to Janet Russell. Joann Robinson leaves her secret of how to keep her hair in place and make-up straight to Bud Barr. Bill Partin leaves all the time he has spent in class drawing pin-up girls to Tom Baughman and hopes he will put it to as good use. Bob Zody leaves his good nature and well-liked personality to Pat Thompson who really doesn't need it. Alice Franklin is just glad she's leaving and hopes everyone enjoys high school as much as she has. We do hereby name and appoint on this fifteenth day of May in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred fifty-one Ql951j, Mrs. Martha Farry as the sole executor of this our last will and testament, Class Song of SI From this high school we are going, Yet here fond mem'ries will dwell, We are now all graduating Wishing all you comrades well There is much for hearts to say On this graduation day. Farewell to you our comrades You have made our years so grand Farewell to you our teachers Always the re to lend a hand With our sad and dewy eyes We will say our last good-byes. Patricia Campbell Z2 Patricia Lowe Class History Thirty-five little first graders started out in the first grade in 1939. Of these original ones, the following are graduating this year: Paul Culler, Gerald McMil1en, Patrick O'Connell, Robert Zody, Loretta Arnold, Wanda Berry, Janet Flenner, Patricia O'Connell, Patricia Jones, Joann Robinson, Janet Rummel, Shirley Russell and Robert Bye rly. David Scott was in the first grade, but left before 1940. Patricia Campbell joined us in the second year. ln the third grade, Donald Smith and Fanchon Mack joined the ranks. The fourth grade didn't add any more of the present Seniors to the list. In the fifth grade Charles Doggett entered alone. The sixth grade added Helen Trumpower, Jerry Niswander, Kathryn Roberts and Alice Franklin. With the addition of these members, the seating capacity crowded out all games, leaving Kathryn to peer around the map. Floyd Van Meter came next andlreceived his nickname Van the first day. We realized we were growing up by the beginning of the eighth grade when we were allowed to go to Study Hall. James Bucher, Richard Berger and Robe rt Grover entered. ln the Freshman year the boys enjoyed seeing the girls during F.H.A. Those burlap sacks were kind of scratchy. The sidewalks got a good scrubbing with handy toothbrushes. At Christmas we had a party in the Study Hall with Miss Russell and Mr. Hetrick attending. We exchanged gifts and usually the girls got the boys' names and visa versa. The boys Qmostlyj found yellow scarfsg the girls perfume. The class officers for that year were: President ........ . . Floyd Van Meter Vice-President . . . . Charles Doggett Secretary ..... . . Jerry Niswander Treasurer .... . . .Robert Byerly News Reporter . . . . . . . . . . Fanchon Mack In the Sophomore year, early in the second six weeks, Rebecca Moore, our golden haired gal, left us far behind. Lester is taking over now. The class offi- cers for that year were: President . . . . . Charles Doggett Vice-President. . . . . . Rose Fanello Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . . Wanda Berry David Scott came back to us in the eleventh grade, Our memory of him was very dim. All year we worked for something Qfundsl. What for? Junior Prom, of course. With a dreamy theme Moonlight and Roses , a lowered ceiling and a rose garden, Qwith a gold fish, and an out of the world banquetg who could ask for more ? Our first play was a real experience. The name of it was Heroes Just Happen . All twenty-eight members participated to make the play a success. For Junior officers we chose: President, Charles Doggettg Vice-President, Jerry Niswander, Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Rummel, News Reporter, Robert Grover. Z3 A picnic at the Lucas Park highlighted the end of the Junior year. Never was there such a hot contest between ball teams as the one we had that evening. Everyone enjoyed the hot dogs, and the yummy cakes, with the old faithful Jones potato chips and pop. Adding to enthusiasm were our chaperones, Charles and Martha Farry, and Tom and Isabelle Hoffman. On Labor Day, most of the Seniors took a trip to a church not far from Lucas. That Sunday was the day of Rose Fanello's wedding. Although we miss her we know she's very happy with Clarence Harris. We, the 5l Seniors, couldn't believe we were actually going to start our last year. We didn't look much different, taller maybe. ' Like all Seniors, we decided to be gold-diggers. Objective--a trip. This we attempted by selling candy and cakes and various other means! E 5 Most everyone has given out his pictures and name cards. The United States Navy has a part of the Sl Seniors. Jerry heard the call and answered. We miss you, Jerry, With two six-weeks periods facing us, our main thought is graduation, then, of course, commencement, and the last week we'll all be together, our trip. During this all important year we elected as officers: President . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Grover Vice-President . . Robert Zody Secretary. . . . . Janet Rummel Treasurer. , . .Wanda Berry Respectfully submitted, Wanda Berry 24 Junior 5 W 5 M . fir ,Q 'Fi' . J. MCGUGIN President .nf lb K. KOHLER Wiw 1, ii? . . xf- W E! B. 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' ..+ iff W : ., X 14 V ,, ' '- A 1- xzx 1 - ff' R. SCHRACK X If 5 ' ,.,,.. . f ,ajax 2 -1- 5 21? - ' W M. FINNELL M. FINNELL R. LITTLE g?2,e:5f?55'J'3a 9sfQiI54'iL'E ff' 31. -- xg 4 1 if 272: ' . fy Lys M3 5 . -' w?5'-muff' .f S 56-2 ' mm! 4,2 w JRE. s M71 , Q X J. FANELLO 1 - .L N. CRAWFORD 5 25 f Q ' a- X, l f I ' ' 'L L., M. CHAMBERLIN - LL?'jM'..fE::'I K ' .Q X sw Sv r. Vw Hx 411321 L it fzgkfawfxwf' . A 5 Y H. SNYDER jxxlll, .. ?f f af I ll' u. . . . :gn PM-M . 1 A ...,. ...Q ,,,., .' P' f Q li ,iiiiil up 522 : M tg 2 -I y if K If ll! ' I .u . , MZ wfflff ' M. KURTZ M. DEYORB , ' , X' I 1 1 1 'I 1. 4,7 f ff ' ' V77 .. 1 ,,f I I ffl ff ' ' A 1 1 Q V nf 1 x 4 A , Z, u Q . , - I 1 I X ze ,I -'21 2 ,fan ki .Q E 1. Z. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. The morning after the night before. The happy Junior Class. We like bangs, Ronnie. The acrobats of L. H. S. Oh girls! right in public, too. Mary Lou, the farmerette. Aren't we angels ? Tut, Tut, Janie K Sleepy time gals. Tell me more. Oh, for the good old days. Why so glum, DoDo? Is there a clothing shortage ? Some fun. Where have you been, boys? What kind of business, girls ? C . HARRIS Pre sident J. MARK!-IAM Vice-President J. FLENNER A. BOONE D. ULERY B. SWANGER M. KURTZ R. WEBER I. SHDIDELDECKER Sophomore Class P. BYERLY Treasurer D. ROBERTS Secretary C. BERGER D. MCMILLEN R. ROBINSON L. BLAC KSTONE G. SPRANG D. BELL R. HEILMAN I B. BAER J. WOODS R. BERRY W. FLENNER L. SPOHN R. MITCHELL G. WALKER H. STOTTS J. MCCRORY G. WHITINGER M. FRONTZ R. BITTINGER cAuu-:RA sm: EVELYN Younc Z8 Why so sad, Jean? Those days are past. The New Look. Did you make it? Where are you going all dressed up? You look sleepy! Aren't you handsome! Why the big smile ? Well, look who we got here! Could you ever guess it to be Howard ? What's the occasion? What are you up to now, Dean? Hi, Shorties! When I was a little girl, Pretty suntan. Handsome Dave. Look at those eyes. Glamour Girl. Yea, Team! Hubba! Hubba' Freshmen D. NEFF Pre aident M. SWITZER .. F 315 .2 iff., .L N J U 5 .ai all X ' C. HARVEY Vice-President J. RUMMEL B. BUTTERBAUGH D. THOMPSON K. WEAVER N. CULLER Q Q7 C. WILLIAMS M. GOODNIGHT SBC refafy Treasurer 4, . W. ROBERTS S. BYERLY C. WARNER G, BRINER B. SMITH T. MOFFETT I. MOFFETT P. DU-J-'ON L. FREE G. SNYDER W. COX L. RORICK N. YARNELL C. LANDIS D. DEVORE D. Poxua D. Pom: M. osw.u..'r clmxsm sm: R. xssssnnmc 30 Q? Q' -'rv 5 hmmm ' vm Lonely little petunia ? Pay attention, girls. New type of helmets ? Girls, it's class period, you know. Do you use Ipana, Lanny? Cute dimple, Tony. A pretty girl is like a melody. 31 1-Q .,- ' The team was in a huddle What a pose! The cheerleaders. Gold Rush Days. Younger than springtime . The basketball team. Eighth Grade n -MP3 Cr L If .J an I 2:1111 fllfJL'l'IlmI'l U,1mmU g A 05 ? h T S' Q r 2 E FIRST ROW: Left to Right: C. Hilton, D. Lowe, S. Moore, R. Leiter, L. Pritchard, I... Harmnett, C. Gratten. SECOND ROW: B. Harvey, M. McCready, T. Kurtz, B. McNee1y, D. Russell, W. Banks, D. McKinley. THIRD ROW: J. Winters, H. Russell, M. Smith, G. Cooke, F. Crawford, C. Weirick, J. Jones. FOURTH ROW: N. Markham, R. McCready, M. Weaver, J. Goodnight, S.MetcB1f. 5. Lewis. B. 1.-ape. FIFTH ROW: R. Snow, G. Schroder. CAMERA Sl-IY: D. Ernsberger, R. Kesselring. X692 This year thirty-one boys and girls enrolled as eighth graders. Carolyn Hilton, from Johnny Appleseed: Carol Gretten, Lrom St. Peter's Catholic School, and Ronald Kesselring, from Johnny Appleseed, increased our ranks. Former classmates, Larry Hammett from Phoenix, Arizona and Sandra Metcalf from Tucson, Arizona, returned. Our schedule was varied by a physical education program, Junior Choir and county basketball games. Officers elected this year were President, Carolyn Hilton: Vice-President, Susan Moore 3 Secretary, Linda Pritchard: Treasurer, Donald Loweg and Librarian and Reporter, Carol Gretten. Social highlights of the year were a Valentine Party and a spring picnic. Gerald Schroeder moved to Bellville on December 15. 32 I 5 Qi-s Q J 5 QA Weren't you cute, Wanda ? Mighty eighth grade basketball team. Linda and the beanstalk, Glasses make the difference. . Pretty pose. The East End Gang. QEast end of the hall, that isff The Three Musketeers, 8. Tennessee Boy! 9. Studying hard! 11 12 13 . Growing up, Bob? . Our teachers. . Barber Shop Ouartet. 15 . Raining out? 10. The eighth grade noisemakers 14. Heap Big Chief Cooke. 1'- V? igiffifi HAH I Rm-nl LUUXSN, 33 Seventh Grade 4 Q. r'-'Y K gg ':i. HY YW ,gf EMI FIRST ROW: Left to Right: J. Pore, R. McCready, S. Smith, D. Moffett, J. McGugin, R. Feazel, C. Campbell. SECOND ROW: P. Baer, M. Frontz, G. Pollard, M. Milligan, T. McMillen, L. Stephenson, C. Woods. THIRD ROW: E. Partin, H. Rider, C. Yarnell, T. Pore, M. Russell, P. Chamay, S. Mowers. FOURTH ROW: J. Bittinger, G. Mitchell, J. Russell, B. Walker, L. Zody, B. Kertz, D. Stotts. FIFTH ROW: R. Schrack, D. Applegate, D. Sprang, A. Stephens, J. Kurtz, I. Whitinger, S. Vail. SIXTH ROW: A. Bucher, A. Bucher, N. Swanger, B. Neff, J. Sprung. CAMERA SHV- N Culler. V Ernsherger, The seventh grade occupieu a new loaxi. cms year with a. new teacher, Three new pupils, Ann Stephens, Gary Pollard and Naomia Callicoat, entered at the beginning of the year and two pupils in our class transferred at mid-semester leaving forty-one pupils in our class. During the year we had a Halloween Party, a Valentine Party and plan on another party at the end of the year, 34 2 Sixth Grade 4 4 y A .f4,...,.! Q p p f-iv f-W W : : : W 2. , H W 5. ' 7 4 2-1 R 1 '41-r L . Jig? egg . 94, A i 1 b,fy 1 4 , xv Y lm L W 'F f - .1-S , ,114?,' y 'W' f S - if 'El .fs ' 1 was ,y A 3 .A , ti 5 . pp l -' -is EQ, fgmff S W' QF' j ff, I fa f. i 1 r . - . . f a 1 1 51 2, 5 ,, . .5 5 r ,- if-r F if-'W i c cp .V ,,'. 3 5: i 5 3?-f J A fl e- f f 'R A .ff , J 5 A ,ffm .- .J ji Q 5,7 1 I V L V rl! I fl y li J,vuH V 2 .f'i:i.ff',,,L 3 p V x,hA S 2451.15 S . Q' V 'ff , .9 f at .J 406 4 A i of 5 K , NJ X Q , 'S '31Lf A X,,A ' FIRST ROW: Left to Right: T. Winbigler, R. Green, B. Stransky, G. Schroder, S. Feazel, E. Mitchell, J. Snyder, SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: B. N. Harris. J. Ruble, G. Holmes, I... Kelser, J. Hardin, l... Sixnms, J, Winbigler. Alexander, R. Probst, L. Shindeldecker. C. Howard. C. Huffman, J. Kurtz., J. Stotts. R. J. Metcalf, H. Bucher, S. Culler, P. Kilgore, S. Fanello, T. Blust, A. Anschutz, Banks. J. Banks. SIXTH GRADE - MISS BLUST . Thirty-one pupils entered the sixth grade in September. During the first semester Glenn Schroeder moved to Bellville and Donald Reidenback from the Loudonville School en- rolled in our grade. V Besides reading, writing and arithmetic the class has enjoyed the music and physical education pe riods. Perhaps we will remember most of all the part we played in presenting the operetta Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . Q 3 53 2 5 f' Sl . -f- 35 Fifth Grdde FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Left to Right: L. Culler, L. Oswalt, M. Hardin, R. McCready. C. Kurtz, D. Baughman. E. Zody. g L. Lape, M. Neff, E. Brumm, P. Orewiler, J. Peterson, C. Psramore, W. Kilgore. . Huffman, M. McNeely, N. Rider, F. Berger, S. Pritchard. R. Byerly, S. Clark. E J. Stephens, L. Hayes, L. Maglott, D. Hughes, R. Ruble, P. Lamneck, W. Hunter. J. McFarland, I. Essman, B. Turner, R. Mowers, J. Marsh, C. Winters. At the beginning of the year the fifth grade had an enrollrnent of thirty-eight pupils. Later Freda Thomas, Jean Lee, James Marsh, Sharon and James Callicoat moved away and we enrolled Joy Harris, Ronald Rapp and Peggy Erhart as new pupils. The primary and intermediate grades worked on the operetta Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . Several from our class were honored with leading roles. In February the fifth and sixth grades furnished some entertainment for the Mothers' Club program. D This year we have emphasized the use of the dictionary and the importance of choosing and reading good books. 'J f . ,-. f- ' fl- A - 5. -Qi 3, ,Q 4 g'61 '6, rv- Q '- ' fffllfillillillia 'BBEILZ' -' 1, '1 JJjljj JJJJH ll 36 Fourth Grade I ' x PQ' e rmsr now: Left to night: s. van. E. Mmm. c. Byerlv- R- Howe' M- C'mC0 ' L- M '- B. H 1 . SECOND ROW: A. Lgplrjg. Whltlnger, J. Helmberger, J. Mitchell, J. Blackstone, C. Bartley, D. Kelser. THIRD Row: N, Tinkey, R. Weaver, S. Stetson, D. Welrick, F. Mcbaughlln. J. Blust. B. Robinson. rouxvra now: M. zoay, K. Au, P., een-y. s. Darling. R. Mmigan. S. Winbisleh A- Devon- ' FIFTH ROW: J. Weirick. T. Alexander, G. Black, M. Ruark, M. Robinson, P. Kelser, B. Blunt. SIXTH ROW: S. Leiter, J. Leiter, CAMERA suv. Q mn'-hee. W. Adams The fourth grade started the year with thirty-nine pupils. In September Joan Ball moved to Mansfield. In December Mary Callicoat left our room. Wanda Adams entered our roorn after Christrnas. At the present time we have thirty-eight pupils in the fourth grade. In art class we have been making blackboard borders appropriate for each month and holiday. We have a Story and Book Club. We meet every other Friday. The purpose of the club is to give the children a chance to perform before the class. The fourth grade took part in the grade ope retta, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . 37 gy 1. mf' rates? Third Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: Left to Right: M. Head, L. Kottex-man, J. Bell, R. Kurtz, V. McLaughlin, C. Zeigler, L. Mitchell. B. Bittinger. C. Culler, R. Howard, J. Culler, R. Trumpower, K. Smith, D. Au. N. Landis, R. Metcalf. L. Turner, L. Milligan, R. Gerrell, E. Hardin, J. Blackstone K. Mast, B. Sheidler, T. Maiyer, L. Marsh, D. Pai-amore, R. Feazel, L. Kaiser. D. Ervin, R, Heimberger, L. Huffman, B. Huss, J. Wallace, F. Chambers, T. Scott. D. Snyder, J. Clark, D. Harvey, C. Anschutz, L. Weirick, D. Patterson. The third grade has forty-five boys and girls in their room. In .January we started making our Poem Books. Every two weeks we learn one poem and write it in our books. We have added a large number of books to our library and expect to buy more with our money we received from sales tax stamps. 33 Second Grade Vg 5 2,1 V aa. Q-sf T A if 'Q' ' 1. s .. , my if 1 ' ' W ' A , A 5' - 'A' . A .A R? w . M , -X c 1 5, r Q lx. Q J 3 ' f--HN' U 'W j N V ff r n J Ji ' - -MPAMV f . '5 fi . vig gifs., 'A is fn .. Y I ,,, . .., , .. I ,J ,A . -W gg ,M ,.- n :Q ' S 2 ' , K '-'fsff we ...af at . u W R I T P7 ' .- Jiligg' ' :I -.. . ' 7 , c 5 I --,, ' L lk: E - Q M -5 .. A .x A ,gm 1 4 1 I, 2, vfiin , . ,rf,,,.f gui , -4 '-3' -...V , . . .3 s '-sw X iv N ' ' ' x, 'rf-r 4 2 H-' Q ' Q45 5 ,: . ' 1 , .-4 ' 2+ .ff r .-1. X, , f l : 4, ' V, - x . . , fi Y. ' r 7 'ff .. ',..a' ' . ' -hi Q... i L. 55,43 Jing, A J 'Q 'fb I n- 4, V, 'xg 6 V E5 2 iam.. .JW V . ' 45 in f A I 9' i . , . f V f ff' . ' N 5.3. V A by 0-3 ' , 2 A T-5 , A Hr 1 f a aw wr- -- Ex ,, ff Q gg .1 ' ' ff a s ffl!-.,wi,.a. sl.. nr 5 5 5, I , l Q 1 . 'T , N -at .ft 1' Zfvfkh tx 'Q 'E,'s e9'f7g -...., Rf . 'H A ' ' , 5 f , , , 4 I K 1 :af e- Q I - 5 , JI - li ' i ' W- -'rf 1 M 'F' A V A 1. ' 'I 'ff W ' 4 5,-1.,..a:ff' - il Q ' 'J ' K-,., t, . + 1. xv - ',., ,., , Q - T f wa. , A Q , R 5? VV ' g ' . X Y 4, rg .V I fix .. f R-. z .fri FIRST ROW: Left to Right: N. Huss, I... Pollard, C. Pore, J. Merchant, P. Stotts, C. Russell, SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: M. Fox. H. Garnsey, K. Trumpower, R. Culler, S. Kilgore, B. Schrack, D. Hayes. R. Fife. Goodnight, B. McNeely, S. Cross, P. Heimberger, M. Fife. D. Cox, C. Swanger. R. R. Culler, M. Benthin, J. Bittenger, E. Huffman, T. Zody, J. Stephens, E. Devore. FOURTH ROW: Williams, D. Mitchell, B. Sweezie, T. Essman, C. Kaughrnan, R. Berry, FIFTH ROW: E. T. Boone. SIXTH ROW: T. McCready, T. Ruark, C. Garner. CAMERA SHY: G. McGugin, J. Goff, S. Callicoat, S. Goff, B. Harris, R. Sims, B. Adams, F. Moffett. We had forty-seven pupils in our second grade. New members added to our class the new year were: Sharon Goff, Brenda Harris, Ruby Sims, Betty Adams, Jahn Goff, Barry Ferguson and Lannie Pollard. Our withdrawls were Karen Trumpower, Ruby Sims and Sarah Callicoat. We entertained the Mothers' Club on November ll and furnished part of the Armistice and Christmas programs for the school. At Christmas we had a party and during gift exchange. v We played the parts of flowers in the ope retta, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' We made plastic brooches for gifts for Mothers' Day. 39 First Grade 0 aff' as H:-9' 78 'ffl lr, ,Q I - Qi . pg . .mi FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: 'ffl-1-5' auf Cow Left to Right: L. Darling, T. Warner, B. Sheidler, J. Pore, N, Au, W. Holmes, P. Milligan. S. Weirick, J. Heimberger, D. Berry, J. Maglott, R. Maglott, S. Chambers, J. Culler. C. Chamberlain, M. Bittenger, B. Schrack. G. Schrack, L. Shindelecker, J. Mack, J. Culler. J. Francis, A. Berry, D. Weirick, W. McFarland. G. Mitchell, G. Tinkey, Kaufman. Schroede r, C. Dome, L. W. Our first year of school has been very interesting. We have made a spelling work book and an animal scrapbook. We have had many birthday parties. Many mothers have visited us throughout the year and we were happy to have them. W J I? T ,Y Z ffcggfkfvoavfa BDFH LNP V 40 r- BEST WISI-IES SINCERELY RICHARD ARMEN ARMEN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR CLASS OF '51 PHONE 7110-6 1 615 NORTH MAIN - BIRD BUILDING MANSFIELD, OHIO Editor-In-Chief . . . . . Assistant Editor. . . . . Business and Advertising Editors. . Assistants. . . . . . Unde rclassman Editor. Assistant ....... Art Editor. . Assistant .... Sports Editor. . . Assistants ..... Activities Editors. . Senior Editor .... Assistants .... Faculty Editor. . . Assistants ...... Production Editor. . Assistant ..... Typists. . O lu lb Annuql Staff . Shirley Russell . .Robert Grover .....Pau1Culler Gerald McMi1len . . . . Donald Smith, Janet Flenner Wanda Berry, Helen Trumpower . . . . . . . . . .Patricia Lowe . . Patricia O'Connell . . Floyd Van Meter . . . . .William Partin .............DavidScott . . Charles Doggett, Richard Berger . . James Bucher, Patrick O'Connell .............JanetRummel . . Patricia Campbell, Joann Robinson .............1-'anchonMack . .Loretta Arnold, Katheryn Roberts .............RobertZody ...................RobertByerly . . Alice Franklin, Peggy O'Leary, Patricia Jones Z-ig ' 'gf rv ? ' bf , - 44 Septernbe r: October: November: Tuesday Thursday Monday Tue sday Thursday Friday Wedne sday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Friday Friday Wedne sday Thur sday Friday Monday Wedne sday School Calendar School Opened. Baseball Game: Lexington He re . District F.F.A. Meeting, Base ball Game: F.H.A. Initiation. Baseball Game: Baseball Game: Baseball Game: Baseball Game: Shiloh He re. Ontario He re. Lexington There Shiloh There Ontario The re Sophomore Class Party. High School Halloween Party. Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association - No School. Armistice Day Program. Junior-Play Dress Rehearsal. Junior Play Matinee. Junior Class Play Basketball Practice Game: Lexington Here. Basketball Practice Game: Nladison Here Thursday Monday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Wedne sday December: Thursday Friday Tue sday Friday Friday Saturday Thanksgiving Vacation. Classes Start. Game: Alumni Here, Game: Shiloh There. Game: Ontario There. Game: Reserve, Seventh and Eighth Grades at Simpson. Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Operetta. Basketball Basketball Basketball C hristmas Basketball Game: Lexington Here. Game: Butler There Game: Union Here. Vacation Starts. Game: Senior High There. January: February : March: April :H May: Tuesday Friday Friday Tue sday Friday Tuesday Wedne sday Friday Thursday Friday Wedne sday Thursday Friday Monday Through Saturday Thursday Friday Friday Friday Friday Saturday Friday Thursday Sunday Tue sday Sunday N Classes Start: Basketball Game: Plymouth Here. Basketball Game Basketball Game Basketball Game : Bellville There. . Plymouth There, : Shiloh Here. Basketball Game: Ontario Here. Basketball Game: Lexington The re. John Deere Show Basketball Game Basketball Game Basketball Game . Butler Here, : Union The re. . Bellville He re. Seventh Grade Party. Music Trip to Lexington. Junior Sock Hop. Richland County Basketball Tournament. Mothers' Club Minstrel, 9. Mothers' Club Minstrel. F.F.A. and F.H.A. Square Dance. Athletic Night. Athletic Banquet. Junior and Senior Prom. Senior Play. Junior Class Party. Baccalaureate, Commencement Seniors Leave For Trip. 45 COMPLINIENTS OF The Ohio Oil Co. D. Nl. O'CONNELL COULTER, OHIO The Mansfield Savings Trust National Bank 78 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS PROGRESSIVE EXPANSION MAIN OFFICE: CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN STREET SOUTHSIDE BRANCH: CORNER CLINE AND STURGE AVENUE LEXINGTON BRANCH: LEXINGTON, OHIO DRIVE-IN-BANKING: MANSFIELD'S NEWEST INNOVATION OUR SOUTHSIDE BRANCH WE ALWAYS WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU Mothers' Club - Behind scenes of Lucas School activity is a parents' co-operating, organization, Mothers' Club. Any woman, parent or not, who attends the monthly meetings is a member of this group that earns and spends money for school betterment. Expenditures this year were for educational film strips to benefit all grades, cafeteria and sick room replacements, and the annual athletic banquet and family night party. Funds were derived from the annual minstrel and variety show presented March the eighth and ninth. Mothers' Club officers for the 1950-'51 year were: Mrs. Robert Sheidler, Presi- dent: Mrs. Carl Heilman, Vice-President: Mrs. Hilbert Schrack, Treasurer and Mrs. Paul J. Lee, Secretary. 1578. 'I'9 1 'E 47 The Lucas State Bank LUCAS, OHIO MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE - INCLUDING CHECKING ACCOUNTS LOANS ON HOMES AND FARMS LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES AND HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES WITH MONTHLY CREDIT TERMS P. M. ELIOT, PRESIDENT W. E, DARLING, CASHIER COMPLIMENTS OF Byerly Funeral Home INVALID COACH SERVICE LUCAS, OHIO '6- b bbb F SEATED: Baind Front to Back: R. Leiter, S. Vail, D. Pore, T. Moffett, L. Stephenson. J. Pore, B. Barr, P. Baer, A, Boone, W. Cox, C. Howard, D. Moffett, D. Pore. STANDING: lc!! to Right: S. Moore, J. Jones, P. Campbell, B. Harris, D. McKinley, S. Culler. ' DQR. XE.. if J -54551. 1 1 Z7 FIRST ROW: Junior Choir- Left to Right: D. Pore, L. Free, W. Cox, W. Roberts, D. Pore, T. Moffett, L. Rorick. G. Cook, D. Sprang, R. Schrack. SECOND ROW: F. Crawford, S. Mowers, B. Kurtz, C. Campbell. M. Frontz., W. Banks, THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW M. McCready, R. Snow, J. Winters, S. Moore, N. Markham, J. Jones, C. Hilton, P. Dillon. M. Weaver, S. Smith, I. Whitinger, M. Milligan, C. Yarnell, E. Partin, J. McGugin S. Lewis, C. Grettin, A. Stephens, V. Ernsberger, N. Swanger, G. Mitchell, L. Stephenson, D. Applegate, L. Pritchard. : B. McNeely, M. Smith, S. Metcalf, J. Pore, I... Zody, J. Russell, T. Kurtz, P. Chamey, D. Ernsberger, H. Sprang, R. Feazel, D. Stotts, R. McCready, C. Woods, R. Neff, G. Schroeder, H. Russell, M. Russell, B. Walker, J. Rummel, B. Butterbaugh, D. Neff, G. Snyder, M. Goodnight, C. Warner, N. Callicoat, Mr. Sh-ohmenger. 49 Ngsk, -9- 1 Bank's Marathon Service no S - S t- T Y U so V E P O11 d C t G 1 Ph 4800 St 8 t L Oh Sl1enberger's Friendly Service Mobil Products Washing L brication Poli h d W ing Ph 3620 L Oh C mpliments Of Shelley Candy Co. lffla Maw A gf 'Flo . b ugh .ev 1-ugh School Girls' Chorus FIRST ROW: Left to Right: N. McCrory, J. Russell, D. Campbell, P. Byerly, J, Flenngl- J. Woods, D. Bell. ' SECOND ROW: P. O'Leary, N. Crawford, K. Roberts, E. Young, D, Rohn-15, pl Jones. wi Berry' J. Robinson, Mr. Strohmenger, 1' Sophomore Boys' Chorus SEATED: Left to Right: R. Hellman, G. Sprang, R. Mitchell. STANDING: Mr. Strohmenger, M. Frontz, B. Baer, A. Boone. H. Stotts. 51 sfea' 1,009 McCREADY'S BETTER FURNITURE COSTS LESS WESTINGHOUSE BALDWIN PIANOS AND ORGANS PHILCO SELLARS HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD REMBRANDT LAMPS JAMESTOWN SIMMONS MAT TRESSES CARPETS AND RUGS BUY IN LUCAS MERSMAN TABLES GRAND RAPIDS MCCREADY FURNITURE OPEN EACH EVENING LUCAS, OHIO - va, Qt- Q, Wg, 4 QQ-5. f 4 l a Pa trfgf Boys FIRST ROW: Left to Right: P. O'C0nn0ll. J. McGugin. T. Baughman, J. Fanello. Qxirtoww Dow- sz Rvorlv rt nfwaen PM r1r0.,.-r.w.U,,1rn9..g. T .N V ,,, 5:30 1.-5 'Q 3Qy ,ga xg 5. .- 1 b ' ff: v ,ui Wagga. 1 .- ' J . I ,. if Stage Crew SEATED: Left to Right: R. Zody. C. Harris, B. Barr, A. Nichols. STANDING: M. Frontz, W. Harvey, R. Grover. 53 Compliments Of Airhart 8x Co. Painting and Decorating Phone 1632-6 135 Bartley Avenue Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of Nehi Bottling Co. Royal Crown Cola - Nehi and Par-T-Pak Full Flavor Beverages 208 West 3rd Phone 2586-6 The Pause That Refreshes Drink Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Latinx Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Glasscock, J. Woods, P. Byerly, J. Flenner, B. Swanger, ll L. Spohn, D. Be . SECOND ROW N. Culler, P. Dillon, D. Neff, M. Goodnight, J. Ruxnxnel, N. Yarnell, M. Kurtz N. McCrory. THIRD ROW: G. Whitinger, C. Berger, I. Shindeldecker, Librariqn Club STANDING: Left to Right: P. Dillion, C. Warner. D. Campbell, D. Partin, W. Berry. R. Little, Miss Boka. I SEATEDQ K, Roberts, 1. Shindeldecker. 55 Hilltop Greenhouse YOUR HOME TOWN FLOR1ST FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS - WEDDINGS - PARTIES AND OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED PHONE 1150 LUCAS, OHIO INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS AND FARM EQUIPMENT WILL YS -JEEP SALES - SERVICE G. L. Rogers F H A Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Left to Right: M. Finnell, M. Finnell, N. Crawford, M. Kurtz, D. Bell, I. Shindeldecker. P. O'Connell, D. Neff, G. Snyder. SECOND ROW: P. Lowe, K. Kohler, R. Little F. Mack. J. Russell, S. Mack, J. Rummel. J. Woods. P. Thompson, P. Jones, D. Roberts, Mrs. Baer, N. Yarnell, L. Williams, J. NlcCx-eady. THLRD ROW: J. Robinson, N. McCoy, L. Spohn, E. Young, D. Campbell, J. Zody, H. Trumpower, J. Flenner, S. Russell. FOURTH ROW: W. Berry, N. Culler, B. Smith, J. Moffett, J. Rummel, G. Whitinger, B. Swanger, M. Kurtz., B. Butterbaugh, S. Byerly, P. Byerly, J. Flenner, C. Berger, K. Roberts, P. O'l..enry, P. Campbell, L. Arnold, C. Warner, M. Goodnight. l KX M President .... . . . Janet Rummel Vice-President. . . .Dorothy Campbell Secretary, , , , . .Janet Russell Treasurer. . . . E . . Judy Woods Reporter. ..... . . . . . ....... . .Fanchon Mack In September the members of the Future Homemakers of America were busy on their exhibits in the Lucas and Loudonville Fairs. Then came Freshman Initiation which followed the football theme. A game was played on the school green. Formal initiation of the twelve members and a dinner was held that night, September Z1. The F.H.A. sponsored a Halloween Party the night of October Z5 for all the high school. Square dancing, games and refreshments were enjoyed by everyone. The members of the F.H.A. joined together in the Home Economics room on Decem- ber Z0 to enjoy a Christmas Party. A grab bag gift was brought by each member and an exchange was held. Refreshments were served by the Juniors. The Lucas F.H.A. chartered one of the buses and attended a county wide meeting held at Ontario. Everyone fully enjoyed herself. The tea in honor of our mothers was held November Zl. Reverend Lumadue gave a talk on Happier Homes. The Senior Tea was a formal event in May. F.H.A. and F.F.A. enjoyed the annual square dance which was held Nlarch 16. The members from each organization were present and enjoyed an evening of dancing and fun. Last year we gave the Junior Homemaker Degree for the first time. This year we plan to award both the Junior Homemaker and Chapter Homemaker Degrees to eligible members. 57 F H A THE FARMERS' EQUITY EXCHANGE CO OLDEST EQUITY IN OHIO WE HAVE A MARKET FOR YOUR GRAINS AND SEEDS HIGH QUALITY FEEDS - GOALS AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE YOU'LL TRADE WITH US EVENTUALLY WHY NOT NOW '? LUCAS, OHIO F08 .NX Future Farmelrs of America S ' 3 as FIRST ROW: Left to Right: G. Briner, L. Rorick, T. Moffett, W. Cox, D. Thompson, R. Mitchell R. Hellman, C. Landis. J. Fanello. D. Pore, C. Harvey. ' - 151317 sscorm ROW: R. Berry. c. Harris, D. Pore, B. Baer, A. Boone. R. Grover, M. swnzer, B. Barr, SQOOA.. . NY W. Roberts. P. O'Connel1, D. Ulery. T'1y 3 THIRD ROW: W. Partin, D. Bittinger, R. Fife, C. Doggett, G. Sprang, W. Flenner. H. Stotts, Q' 'X ', R. Robinson, 1... Free, D. smith. P. cuuer. D. scan, A. Nichols, J. Bucher, 'I fb., , --Q9 3 W. Umfleet, T. Baughman, J. McGugin, Mr. I-letrick. , ou ' K. C'f!Fux.1g ,J I Q ,J A-fi A' 0 g Future Farmers of Amerzca President .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..RobertGrover Vice-President. . . . . . David Scott Secretary. . . . . Burdette Barr Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Culler Reporter ................... James Mc Gugin The Lucas boys that entered the state judging contest made a very creditable show ing. Gene ral Livestock placed twenty-eighth out of two hundred forty-eight. Poultry placed tenth out of seventy. James Bucher scored first out of seven hundred forty-four individual and Paul Culler was fifth in the poultry division. The Dairy Cattle Team placed seventy-third out of two hundred fifty-one. Four boys, Burdette Barr, Albert Nichols, Thomas Baughman and William Harvey, attended F.F.A. Camp. From all reports they had a wonderful time. Robert Mitchell, Dean Bittinger, George Sprang, Richard Heilman had a very suc- cessful year of selling popcorn at the home basketball games. The first parliamentary team, composed of Robert Grover, Burdette Barr, Paul Culler, Gerald McMillen, was trained, but due to weather, did not get to compete in the district contest. The annual F.F.A. and F.H.A. Party was another big event. Dancing furnished the evening's entertainment. An album of square dance records was bought for school and Future Farmer use. K L 'L ,Q QQ 59 COIVIPLIMENTS OF McCreac:ly Implement Co. Betty Wave Beauty Shoppe 61 . Biology - Mrs. Hoffman . Chemistry - Miss Titschinger . Physical Education - Mr. Hauck . Music - Mr. Strohmenger , Farm Shop - Mr, Hetrick . Social Sciences - Mrs. Parry . Home Economics - Mrs. Baer . Typing - Miss Boka . Bookkeeping - Miss Boka 191,222 Ekiia Faculty Departments Ca TT ol o 62 COW Compliments Of CATES AUTO WRECKING New and Used Parts Glass Installed In A11 Makes Wooster Road R.D. 4 Phone 3249-6 Compliments Of LUCAS TELEPHONE CO. Z4 Hour Service C. I-I. Bolton LEROY MCGINTY 81 SON Monuments-Markers-Mausoleums-Bronze Plaques Marble Fireplaces-Table Tops-Inside Marble Trim-Etc Office 7164-6 - Home 4404-6 IZ East First Street Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1951 DON-DEW'S KENNELS Best in Saint Bernard's Lucas, Ohio HEROES JUST HAPPEN MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 64 JONES POTATO CHIPS Always Fresh, Always Good 339 Bowman Street Mansfield, Ohio Select Your Memorial With Confidence Every Guardian Memorial ls Protected by a Guaranteed Bond MANSFIELD MONUMENT CO. Near Entrance to Mansfield Cemetery Phone 4302.-6 Compliments Of BOWMAN HARDWARE Plumbing - Heating - Hardware Springrnill Road - Mansfield , Ohio Compliments Of JONES DAIRY Phone 2960 Lucas , Ohio A SENIOR MONEY-MAKING ACTIVITY KH' 'A A BOOKMOBILE VISIT 66 STOP AT JOANIE'S CONFECTIONERY' 81 LUNCH ROOM LUNCHES -- SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE FINE CANDIES MAGAZINES TELEVISION 162 lk Ik Ik ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME WHERE EVERYBODY MEETS ' ' Who 21 Efver Guess? I 1 l . ' R - , 1 :L. 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LOUDONVILLE FARMERS EQUITY CO Grain, Flour, Feeds, Seeds, Coal Master-Mix Feeds, Fertilizer, L1me Phone 3741 Loudonville, Ohio GRETZ1NGER'S MARKET Home Dressed Meats Beef By The Quarter Pe rrysville , Ohio T Compliments Of HE BANKS FUNERAL HOME Loudonville , Ohio Compliments Of WILLIAM A. SNOOK ,. 3. Y' K WV.. sm. 11 . s Just kids again. Watch the birdie, girls. Why the frown, kids ? Heap big Injuns. Cute Couple. What are we looking for ? Oh, those eyes. Ah, to be young again, Cute dimple, Pat. fv-N.. ,Zn ss. Keep smiling, Dick. Just pals. Batter up. Pat. Where's your number ? Cute pose, Jan and Helen. Can't be that bad, Janet. Down in them thar hills. Over the fence, Bob. Those were good old days 27. Wind-blown, Peg. 70 RAY MUTH Agent Motorists Mutual-Western Reserve Casulty Lightning Rod Mutual-C rawford Company Fire Company Ohio Windstorm-Mansfield Mutual Fire Gene ral Insurance-Claim Service Phone 4920 Lucas, Ohio Best Wishes Class of '51 ROGERS AND COMPANY Diamond Store of Mansfield 33 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio THE OHIO EDISON COMPANY lt's Modern - Of Course - It's Electric Phone 7271-6 10 South Park Street Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of LUCAS ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE Odds 89' Ends What ya doin', Bob ? Heroes Just Happen Good speech, Chuck. What happened ? Will he bite ? What have we here ? Tell 'em, Millard. Aren't they pretty? 9. Is Patty really serious ? 10. Professors McMi11en and Culler plus George 11. I don't see any bars. IZ. Tennessee Waltz . 13. This is why Seniors are late to class. 14. The happy couple, 15. Two down, three to go. 16. Oh, that look! 72. CHARLES DOGGETT While playing Charlie is always on his toes But his best percentage lies in free throws. - TWA :C Q55 YYIQI3 O llr T ea 771.1 DONALD SMITH This year he was high-point man Next year Don will be a Lucas Fan f g +5 Y' YUNCKER'S Athletic Outfitters Johnson Motors - Century Boats Phone 4546-6 116-118 North Main Pyrofax Gas Service Bottled Gas BUCHAN'S 31 South Main Street Mansfield, Ohio Drinks - Foods Rainbow Gardens Television Nightly Mes smore Brothe rs Lucas, Ohio WILLIAM HARVEY Through his hook shots gave many a thrill L Next year the crowd will see more of Bill. ucas ?...,f,, H Visifou 1 11l3'i' , L ROBERT ZODY Playing center is quite a job But not for our boy, Bob. MANSFIELD AUTO SALES ZZO Ashland Road, Mansfield, Ohio MORAI-IAN'S MARKET Groceries and Meats GOLDSMITH'S STORE FOR MEN Mansfield, Ohio MID-OHIO WALLPAPER Mansfield, Ohio BOOKWALTER MOTOR SALES Hudson Dealers BERRY 'S HATCHERY Lucas, Ohio H. D. WARNER Mobilgas Lucas, Ohio Compliments Of A FRIEND ROBERT ROBINSON Here's to Bob who's quick and fast Has one more year before his last. MILLARD FRONT Z Mill is slow and easy on the floor, The next two years watch this Sophomore COMPLIMENTS OF Sauder Bros. MASON CONT RACTORS LUCAS , OHIO Harold Kaufman FURNACE WORK ROOFING - SPOUTING PHONE 5111 LUCAS, OHIO ALBERT NICHOLS Another reserve player, a boy who plays guard Bert Nichols this year has worked hard. Yea T 961171 A ROBERT SWITZER Another sub-player, Bob Switzer by name We hope to see more of, in next year's game Compliments Of Shearer Implement Store Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer L d 11 Oh C mpliments Of Loudonville Garage L d 11 Oh B k Cdll Ch It Loudonville Motor Co. , BURDETTE BARR One of our subs this year is Bud Barr Who in his Senior year should go far. 'GQ Teqbl F. 4951 if X QQYX X X xf xf4fXf 7 f x fx X DAVID Mc MILLEN Although on the reserves his service he gave Next year on the varsity we'11 see more of Dave THE MANSFIELD STRUCTURAL 8m ERECTING CG. STEEL FOR EVERY PURPOSE MA , Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Left to Right: R. Robinson, D. Smith, R. Zody, W. Harvey, C. Doggett. SECOND ROW: B. Barr, R.Switzer, M. Frantz, D. McMillen, A. Nichols. Reserve Basketball FIRST ROW: Left to Right: J. Fanello, M. Switzer, W. Flenner, A. Boone, T. Baughman, C. Harvey, C. Harris, SECOND ROW: D. Pore, D. Thompson, R. Weber, R. Berry. L. Free, L. Rorick. w, Rubens, R. Henman. c. Landis. ' 84 Kallmerten-Baer Concrete - Builcers' Supplies - Coal Phone 4165 -6 77 East Fifth Street Mansfield, Ohio Best of Luck To The Class of '51 R. C. Vail Complete Heating Service Service For All Types of Heating Equipment 2.4 Hours Every Day Winkler Stokers fNo Shear Pin,-Rybolt Furnaces-Coal-Gas-Oil Winkler Low Pressure Oil Burners and Furnaces Winkler Gas Furnaces and Conversion Burners Kent Rummel Coal 81 Heating Co. Phones: Day 1200-6 -- 4567-63 Night 1315-6 -- 6914-1 50 West Surrey Road Mansfield, Ohio 1 1 1 1 l 1 fl LUCAS C1155 Manqgers R. Grover, G. McMillan P. O'Connel1, W. Cox Though you never hear of them by name They keep the records of each game At every one they're on the job Bill, Gerald, Pat and Bob. Cheerleaders D, parm. P. o'conne11, M. Finnell, M. Finnell- To every game our cheerleaders go, I Cheering our team to beat the foe, A cheer they use and you know why, As Victory Victory is our cry. Co Team 00 86 THE MANSFIELD TYPE WRITER AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO Everything For The Office Smith Corona Portables - Office Supplies Student Rental Machines A. B. Dick Mimeograph and Supplies 34 West Third Street Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of CITY PRODUCE Phone 1381-6 or 2610-6 5th and Main CITY NEWS Mansfie1d's Most Complete News Stand First In News - First In Sports 100 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio RITTER'S Books , Office Supplie s Gifts, Stationery Greeting Cards 77 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio T fi ..,,.g , md v,.5 , 1 1 - ' Z' K- As-gn' 11-1 mr. 1 - 34725 fkl 'HU-I'! ' ' ' 'Lim' K 6- Af ri 1 1 . -ii, .'C' -.1 I ' x . 4 I r.q,.e , N' , . 1 na.: , ' ,.:i', 'ihgI. 4 . 1. ' 1 .ull- MATTHES CLOTHING A Good Store To Buy Your Famous Brands 14 South Main Street WEIDNER PONTIAC CO. Always A Good Place To Deal Phone 3466-6 12 East Second Street Mansfield, Ohio At The Top of Ashland Hill HILLTOP DRIVE-IN Excellent Food - Good Service Most Modern Place on Route 42 Watches Diamonds Silverware DUNKIN JEWELERS Reputable Diamond Expert Headquarters For Elgin and Bulova Watches Phone 1508-9 122 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio Lucas Smashes Ontario for C Ounty - Cla ll 6- T ltle MlLrl1?f1QF0E-Ilgrhgge , C C H H A M Pl P s s A M Lucas and CPS V U11 ta lfi0 Winvegf musing District flleet 0990 W Be rth S Lucas, Wins 090 C ffm Baseball FIRST ROW: Left to Right: P. Culler, M. Switzer, A. Nichols, C. Harris, R. Berger, R. Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hauck, R. Weber, R. Grover, D. Smith. M. Frantz, R. Zody, D. Scott, C. Doggett, R. Switzer, R. Byerly, W. Roberts, C. Landis. Lucas lat Bat Lucas opened the season by defeating Lexington by a score of 7 to 4, but was defeated by Shiloh the following game 10 to 8. The next two games with Ontario and Lexington were won by scores of 5 to 4 and 9 to 6 respec- - tively The Cubs lost their last two games at the hands of Shiloh, ll to 6, Q and Ontario, 9 to 8 Acknowledgments We, the editor and staff of the Lucannus wish to extend our appreciation to the people who have made this book possible. To Mr. Richard Armen, our photographer, to the faculty, to the student body and to the community go our thanks. In the past it has been customary to group all advertisements in the back of the book. We are distributing it through the activities and sports sections. This gives the advertisers a much better opportunity. We hope you will co-operate with the merchants who make our' book possible. 92 CONGRAT ULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 DIT'S CONFECTIONERY I IF YOU EAT OR READ, IT'S DIT'S YOU NEED I MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDWICHES MISCELLANEOUS LOOK WHO FOLLOWS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 L. R. LOMAX GROCERIES - MEATS - DRY GOODS - FOOTWEAR LUCAS, OHIO DO I HAVE TO BE NEXT TO HIM? Compliments Of CULLER 8: SWANK Loudonville, Ohio Compliments Of DR. FRANK NEFF Lucas , Ohio MANSFIELD FROSTED FOODS, INC Food Locker Service LUST IMPLEMENT Mdssey-Harris Sales and Service ARNOLD DEVORE 'S CAMERA SHOP Lucas, Ohio MORR'S DEPARTMENT STORE Perrysville, Ohio TODD 'S JEWELERS Headqua rte rs For Watche s Bulova -Elgin-Gruen-Benrus Hamilton -Longine s - W ittnaur Corner Main and Third Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of BOGNER CLEANERS '72 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio HE IMBER GER'S WELDING SHOP General Farm Welding Also Buyers of Furs and Raw Beef Hides General Auto Repair Dick Smith Phone 1821 Compliments Of A FRIEND l RAT ULATIONS Malabar Farm Mansfield Sanitary Pottery SAM FOX Diamonds - Watches Mansfield , Ohio HOME RES TA URAN T Perrysville , Ohio CHARMETTE BEAUTY SALON Gladys Clark ROBINSON BARBER SHOP Lucas, Ohio CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH CO. North Main Street, Mansfield, Ohio PENN AUTO AND SPORTING GOODS Mansfield, Ohio MARIETTA PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO Paints, Wallpaper, Supplies AL'S KICKS 114 North Main, Mansfield, Ohio MANSFIELD NOVELTY CO. Automatic Phonographs Day Phone 3620-1 69 South Diamond Street Phone 100-1 Compliments Of BEATHLER'S GARAGE Gene ral Repairing Day or Night Wrecking Service Official A.A.A. Pe rrysville , Ohio Complirnents Of M. R. RADAR Plumbing - Heating Sheet Metal Compliments Of MINER'S MARKET Perrysvi11e, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR LUCAS PAGE DEALERS 4: 4: 4: :er JOANIE'S RESTAURANT FOR PAGE'S ICE CREAM :oz :or MORAHAN AND MCCONNELL FOR PAGE DAIRY PRODUC TS THE PAGE DAIRY CO Compliznents Of Fort's Auto Electric Service Phones 3417-6 - 3632.-6 118 Park Avenue East Mansfield, Ohio Gold Medal Coffee and Gold Medal Canned Goods Distributed By The Tracy 81 Avery Co. C ompliments Of The Bissman Co. Birdie Brand Canned Foods Mansfield, Ohio Diamonds Watches Jewelry Brenners Jewelry Established 1911 40 North Walnut Street Mansfield, Ohio Mets Auto Supply E. B. Metcalf, Proprietor Jobbers of Automotive Parts and Equipment Complete Machine Shop Service Replacement Parts, Ignition Parts, Batteries and Equipment Phone Mansfield 3490-6 - 1847-6 Main Store - 72 North Walnut Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of Martin Hardware Co. Phone 7207-6 14 North Main Street Mansfield, Ohio NATIONAL ELECTRIC CO. For Lighting Fixtures, Appliances Electrical Wiring Supplies 80 North Walnut Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of SOUTHERN HOTEL BARBER SHOP Glenn Miller Compliments Of EUGENE MATUCK INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 1264-1 110 Marion Avenue Mansfield, Ohio Quality First BLAKE 'S PASTRY SHOP If You Buy At B1ake's, It's Good 12 South Main Street Phone 2118-6 Beautify Your Home With Plastics M 81 F HOUSE OF PLASTICS Phone 1890-4 77 North Walnut Street Mansfield, Ohio Cut Flowers - Corsages - Wedding Decorations Funeral Flowers Flowe rs Telegraphed STUHLDREI-IER FLORAL CO. Dial 2604-6 48 West 4th Street - Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of MANSFIELD LELAND HOTEL Fancee Blue Label Brand Canned Foods Superior Quality - Available At Your Local Food Store THE CENTRAL FRUIT AND GROCERY CO. Wholesale Distributors Mansfield, Ohio Compliments Of PAUL ELIOT President Of Lucas State Bank DOC I-IAMMAN Your Clothing Man Jantzen Sweaters, Good School Slacks, Sport Coats Winter Jackets, Corduroy Coats, Pendleton Shirts We Have A Good Men's Store - Ask Your Dad 48 Park Avenue West LAUBSCHER'S For Quality In Watches, Clocks, Silverware Basement of Citizen's Bank 4 and 6 East Third Street Mansfield , Ohio NICHOLAS HARING - JEWELER Diamonds - Fine Watches Phone 23164 11 Park Avenue West Mansfield , Ohio nrzx ,Tm ,Ln 1 H ' 1,5 'f ,un . . TZ '--2. .7 Y: , , . fs '- 5 ,iam , -. .A wg- , . . ,. Va K, 1 Q- . . 1 ' AW ' -4'-'FF ' T' 1 N-Z'-' 'Q.'5f13 .33f' -, I -,' ,WJ Ez'y,:nF ,Q--'fLEffg'1- ---'Ulm .mfg , V , :al i' . 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