Lucas High School - Lucannus Yearbook (Lucas, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1952 volume:

5. , 4 aw 4 1 1 -4 1 Foreword We, the 1952 Annual Staff of the Lucannus, don't want to fence you in, but do want you to come with us out under the stars where you can enjoy the feature attractions faithfully portrayed at Lucas High Dude Ranch. Senior Class Poem of 1952 As we bring to a close our Senior Year We leave many fond memories here. Through twelve years of combined work and fun We are proud of the things we have done. Here Endeth, Here Beginneth , the motto of our class Is a motto to remember in years that are to pass. For as our school days end and our future begins Each and every one of us has a goal to win. With experience we've gained, while here at Lucas High With an eye to the future and with a will to try We will win our place in the world for sure And make our school as proud of us, as we are proud of her. Maxine Finnell EW! fm 3 L al Wa- Dedication The Senior Class of 1952 takes pleasure in dedicating this Annual to Mr. Willis Barger, the Superintendent of Lucas Village School. It is our sincere hope that this dedication will in some way convey to him our deep appreciation of his kindness and under- standing in guiding us through the most vital years of our lives wiisfr 5 X H3 A 1 if L'xt 1 Q f-.555 x 'QR 4 Q H RSX x X Xxixk M K Q X 3 Clter l a 1- 3 O School Board I.llf1AH HQIARIH Ulf I'1IJl7CA'l HHN X lduln-rl Mft.:-1-uiy. . . ..... l'r--sidPnt wx lNI,lyfIuIl . .... ..Vi:1'-l'v'c'simlr'nt lm-'ry flullu-r. . . . . fllvrk In lr. cm-w1I.'r Hnlwri51l11-ullvl' I xrl Hvllrn an lurl-11114 ,nlly Hu- null.:-ns ul I.m .ex :mole-mt Irwin Hu-xr mlluh4'r'. ml-rlvnln 11111-5 In rvy- 1151-lu! Hu-In rm Hn' l'up.1rrl uf l'I1h1n'.lHul1. ', -3- v ,wr rk Qiru- vs,-.I s1vl1'rtingg wot - ':. .ami :lr-ternxinlng hm' 'r' -:. IJ-'XIAIC N. KI-'NNICY County Supa'rinlvmlvnt, Murh ut thx- pxwxygross ul tho Rirhlmxd Counly Sflmuls in Hu- last two ynnmrf. Ins. been dm' tu thu' 1'm'mm1xwe'lxxl1xs-ss. ut' Mr. Kenney, who has given generously nf his energy and ability. , ,hr-'Wy -' funn. 'V fi' YF -.af-sn .1 -c .li- ,...1 snnnrsrs orrzcs 1 9 -- Elementary Faculty DARSIE SAUNDE RS Pikeville Junior College Western Kentucky State Teachers College Ashland College First Grade JANE EMRICK B. S. Education Ashland College Fifth Grade RUTH DOROTHY OGLESBEE Richland County Normal Ashland College Second Grade RUTH BERNICE BLUST Wooster College Ashland College Sixth Grade MARZETA M. BARGER Kent State University Ashland College Third Grade LOUIS KOSER B. S. Education Bowling Green State University Seventh Grade GRACE M. IANES Marshall College Moorhead State Teachers College Fourth Grade DOROTHY SLEMMER MILLER Ohio Northern Kent State Ashland College Eighth Grade NANCY BISSINGER, B. S. lndiana State Teachers College Ohio University Latin English C. TODD STROHMENGER Ohio State University Music High School Faculty MARTHA BELL FARRY, B. S. Western College Ohio State University Ashland College Social Science Speech M I ANNA BOKA B. S. Education Ohio University Commercial Library MARGARET TITSCHINGER, B. Kent State University University of Colorado Chemistry General Science Mathematics S EARL F. HETRICK B. S. Agriculture Ohio State University Colorado State Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop JOHN G. HAUCK, B. S. Ohio State University Baseball and Basketball Coach Physical Education World Geography Biology HELEN ROBERTA BAER., B. S Purdue University Ball State Home Economics 9 Our Buses and the Drivers Our Cooks SSE li QW? ll 1-J' School Secretary The girl who gives you a.t:lrdy slip Helps meet the punishment when you skip Answers the phone and rings the bell Writes the letters and oh well I guess she's just about Indispensable Our Janitor The man who keeps us warm all winter. Cuts the grass and helps at dinner. - H M. V V V W ,ffx f XX -MPP, 1-if 'T::'r James Lee McGugin num.- Ambition: To Be A Farmer Pastime: Tinkering I-'.F.A. . . . . ..... l,Z,3,4 News-Reporter. . . . . . 3 Secretary ..... . . .4 Stage Crew . . . . . .4 Choir . ..... . . . . 1.2 Patrol Boy ........ l,Z,3 Class President ...... 3 Class Vire-President . . .4 Annual Staff ......... A Secretary. . Stage Crew. IGXK Class Play. . . . .3,4 Martha Etta Kurtz ..Marty.. Ambition: To Find The Right Guy Pastime: Being Stubborn Choir.... .... F.H.A ......... .1.Z,3,4 Parliamentarian. . . . . . Class Secretary. . . .4 Annual Staff . . . . . . Class Play. . . . . David Burdette Barr Bud Ambition: To Be A Suc- cessful Farme Pastime: Tinkering On Cars F.F.A. ......... 1,Z,3, President. . . . . . . Basketball. . . . . .l,Z, Baseball ...... . . 1, Boys Glee Club . . . . . Patrol Boy .... . . . Annual Staff .......... Class President ..... Class Vice-President. . Class Play ......... Marlene Joyce Finnell Mar Ambition: Commercial Artist Pastlme: Losing Things F.H.A ........... Z',3,4 Class Treasurer ...... 4 Homecoming Attendant . . 4 Cheerleader ........ 3,4 Annual Staff ......... 4 Class Play. . . . .3,4 'I 3 Q QYXQI i 5 ggigel ffifgwsiffslvggz, 55:45 -E1 2:5355 55355. we I 1551 3flsBii5f,QS53.zNL it i?i?5:33i5f3fs, -, .. - A N.. , ., gwE.,., .wg If S455 S 5 K. 4 Xi' wg 2 .1 A: xiii. so mi i . Q sf' A ' is - 5 -na. -tr Mgof 4 w h Qz:?5'iQ.f.+f,sL. 2: msn' WMS. Joseph Anthony Fanello 'Joe Ambition: Farmer. Pastime: Tinkering and Dancing. Basketball ....... 1.2.3.4 F.F.A ..... . . .l,ln3:4 Choir ...... ..... l ,Z Annual Staff. . . . . . .4 Class Play. . . . .3.4 Thomas Duane Baughman Tom Ambition: Farmer Pastime: Running Around Basketball ...... Patrol Boy ........ l,Z,3 F.F.A. ........ 1 Z 3 4 Vice-President ....,, , Annual Staff. , . 4 Toastmasters . . . . . .3,4 Class Play. . , , , ,3 4 Effiisfaw X lic . Q 25.-s'22f1-:-- ....: Kathleen Edna Kohler --Kate.. Ambition: To Own a Bank Of Her Own. Pastime: Having Fun. Choir.............1.Z F.H.A. . . . . . . . . .l.Z.3.4 Class Treasurer. . . . . . Z Bookmobile ..... . . Z Scorekeeper .... . . .4 Annual Staff. . . . . . .4 Class Play. . . . . 3,4 Janet Imogene Russell Janie Ambition: To Get Through College Pastime: Sewing Choir .,.......... l,Z,3 Girls' Chorus ....... 2,3 F.l-l.A. ...... . . l,2,3,4 Secretary ..... . . . 3 President ..... . . .4 Class Secretary. . . . . 3 Correspondent. . . . .4 Annual Staff. . . . . .4 Co-Editor. . . . . .4 Class Play. . . . . . 3,4 Patricia Joan Thompson upat.. Ambition: To Be A Good Homemaker Pastime: Writing Letters And Sewing Choir ............ 1,2 Girls' Chorus ........ Z F.H.A. ..... . . 1,z,3,4 Secretary. . . . . . . .Z Historian ...... . . 3 Class Secretary. . . . .1 Class Treasurer ...... 3 Cheerleader ........ 1,2 Annual Staff .... . . . 4 Class Play. . . . . . 3,4 Qs , William Theodore Harvey Bill Ambition: To Stand On My Head and Spit Nickels. Pastime: Winning Arguments With Girls Basketball. . . . . . .1,Z,3,4 Captain ...... . . . . .4 Baseball ...... .... 4 Prom Manager. . . . . .3 Candy Manager. . . . . .4 Vice-President. . . . . . Z Stage Crew ..... . .Z,3,4 Stage Manager . . . . 4 Annual Staff. . . . . 4 Class Play ......... 3,4 Business Manager ..... 3 633 q-1 Nlnxinc Ciruce lfinnvll Maw Alnlmitiunf lu lil- A Navy Nurse' Ibistivur-: llrawinyg V.ll.A ............ 5 films-4-rl:-lxrlvr. . . . , . . llumefuniilng Qu:-rn . . fl Annual Stull. 1. . . . '1 Class Play. . . . . 54 Ronald Lavern Schrack Ronnie Ambition: To Bc A Farmer Pastinie: Meclizxnics School Patrol . . Annual Staff. . . . .4 Class Play. . awww' Charles Robert Switzer Bob Ambition: To lle A Million- .mire lmstime: Going With Girls lhsketbzill ...... l,Z,3.4 Haselmll ........ l,Z,3,4 Vice-President ....... 1 Annual Stuff .... . . 4 Class Play. . . . .5,4 '4-f 1-.,.,,,,.. Mearl Albert Nichols Bert Ambition: State Police Pzistime: Sports Basketball ....... l,Z,3,4 Baseball. . . . . l,Z,5,-1 F.F.A ..... . . . l,Z,5 Stage Crew. . . . 2,331 Annual Staff . . . . . .4 Class Play. . . . . 3.4 Joetta Jean Sisty Ambition: To Pfe Wife Pastime: Sewing Crnfts Choir. ..... . . Zody A Good And . ...l Girls' Chorus . . . . . . . . F.H.A ........ Librarian's Club. ..1,z,3 Bookrnobile . . . . . . . Fimekecper. . . Annual Staff. . I-'.H.A. . . . . Secretary. . County Pres Choir ..... Class Play. . . . . 3, Rose Nellwood Little .-RO.. Ambition: To Outlive Dick s 90 years Pastime: Running Around ide-nt . . Cheerleader. . . ' Bookm obile Annual Staff Class Play. Librarian . . . Robert Earl Snyder Bob Ambition: Notoriety Pastime: Secret, For Un- disclosed Reasons Basketball .......... 4 Annual Staff. . . . . 4 Editor..... ..4 Class Play. . . . . 4 Elsa Jean McCready Ambition: To Lead A Happy Pastime: To Make Business .-G'G..- And Successful Life My Pleasure And Pleasure My Mary Ruth Chamberlin Mary Ruth Ambition: Being A Success ln Anything I Do. Pastime: Sleeping And Going To Shows Choir ............ l,Z,3 F.H.A. ........., l,Z,4 Annual Staff. . . . .4 Class Play. . . . . 3,4 Business ' choir ,..,........ 1,2 Chou ------- Girls' Choir. . ..... . 3 F.H.A. ..... . . l,2,3.4 Annual Staff. . . .... A Class Play' ' Class Play. . . . .3,4 Robert Keith Goff Bob Ambition: To Be A Farmer Pastime: Making Money Basketball .......... 4 . ..3,4 Annual Staff. . . . . 4 Class Play. . . . . 3,4 Myrtle Lavata Williams L.A. Ambition: Success Pastime: Having Fun F.H.A. . . . . . . . . l,2,3,4 Annual Staff. . . . . . . .4 Naomi Paulene Crawford Crawford Ambition: To Stay Young And Have A Good Time Pastime: Dancing, Sleeping, And Flirting Choir .......... . l,Z,3 F.H.A...... ..l,Z,3,4 Annual Staff. , , . , , 4 Class Play. . . . . 3,4 ,lH.jFl'Mi Class Prophecy I quickly bought my ticket and entered the gate into the stadium when I hear a familiar voice shouting: Ladie's-s-s and gentlemen-n-n, it is almost time for the main event here at the rodeo this afternoon . Now I know where I heard that voice before-it was that of one of my fellow classmates, Bob Snyder. At seeing him again I remembered how. well this position suited him, because while we were still in school, he usually made all the announce- ments to crowds of people in order for them to hear. As I struggled to find a seat who should I bump into but Jim McGugin. I stopped to chat with him and I learned that he now owned a ranch in Texas and was doing very well raising mostly cattle. He entered two of his young steers into a contest which was to follow later on in the rodeo. My, what's going on in the main arena ? Why, it's two acrobatic clowns teasing a huge Brahma bull! Bob is announcing their names now-do tell, it's Tom Baughman and Ronnie Schrack QI might have knownfl As I opened my program what did I see but an advertisement of the book, How To Stand on Your Head and Spit Nickels by Bill Harvey. It seems that he has become a well known ma- gician in his field. It says here in small print that the picture was drawn by Marlene Finnell who is now a comimercial artist. Well, here's something interesting, there's to be a rope act by Naomi Crawford and Bob Goff right after the main event. Hm - m - m, I see she's still trying to get Mr. Right in some way or another. Say, that little fellow there with the ten gallon hat looks like someone I know. Why, of course it's Joe Fanello. I attracted his attention and after talking to him for a few minutes discovered that he just bought a dude ranch. The rodeo is over now and I have a long trip home so I'd better go back to my hotel and pick up my luggage before catching my train to Chicago. When I got to the hotel who should I see but millionaire Bob Switzer and his fiancee Kay Kohler. This is probably the nearest Kay will ever get to owning a bank of her own. I started to leave the hotel and suddenly noticed Bert Nichols. He was disguised as a cowboy and after talking to him, I found that he had been with the State Police of New York for three years and was on a case at the present time. I found a taxicab and when I got in it, who should turn around and ask me where I would like to go but Jean McCready. This fascinated me but Jean told me that she was just pinch-hitting for a friend of hers and that she was really only a housewife. Jean then took me to the train station and just as I was about to board the train I.heard someone call to me. I turned to see who it was and there stood Rose Little and Joetta Zody. I asked them if they were getting on the same train as I was and they said no but that they were going on to see their husbands who were stationed at the same Army camp. I wished them both lot's of luck and then got on the train. My next stop was at Chicago, Illinois. I had a two hour lay over before catching my plane so I went to a restaurant to eat lunch. Just as I sat down Mary Ruth Chamberlin came to take my order. She told me that Martha Kurtz owned the restaurant and was doing very well in her business. I told her to congratulate her for me and I was on my way. I took a plane from here and just as I got seated comfortably, I noticed a stewardess coming through the plane. Irnmediately I recognized her as Lavata Williams. She certainly looked neat in her uniform. I glanced around they plane and saw that right across from me sat Maxine Finnell Barr and Bud Barr. They told me that they were just returning from their honeyrnoon out West. It was a matter of hours before Iwas home again. At the airport I met Janet Russell. She told me she was on her way to Fort Wayne, Indiana where she will teach Home Economics in a school there. It had been a long day and I was just about to start for Lucas when I heard the sound of a fire alarm at the main building. All of a sudden I realized someone was shaking me and it was mother telling me that the alarm clock was ringing and it was time to go to school. As I climbed out of bed, I realized that this had all been a dream and I wondered if someday the Class of '52 would ever fulfil my dream as they ventured out into the world. P at Thomps on Class Will We, the Senior Class of Lucas High School, city of Lucas, county of Richland, commonwealth of the state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare, this our last will and testament, in the manner and form as follows: I We, as Seniors, leave the following to the remaining classes: To the Juniors, we leave our sincere wishes that you have a wonderful Senior year and trip. Also we leave you the highest honor you could receive, that of having Mrs. Farry as your advisor and friend and the Senior room as your own. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to sponsor successful dances and our sly way of cutting classes without getting caught. To the Freshmen, we leave you with the thought of the wonderful and more privileged years ahead of you and sincerely wish that you all become Seniors. To our teachers who have been our best friends during our four wonderful years of high school we bequeath as follow: To Mr. Barger, the class would like to say a hearty thanks for believing and trusting in us in whatever we did during our most important years. To Mrs. Farry, we leave memories of our years together especially our Senior year. We want her to know she will never be forgotten but will always be our wonderful Senior advisor. To Miss Titschinger, we leave the puzzle of just why our experiments never worked and hope that next years Senior chemistry students have more stars on their clean-up list. To Mrs. Bissinger, we leave a bottle of soothing throat lotion because of the fact that she had to yell so much at us in Study Hall. To Mrs. Baer, we leave all unsold greeting cards and vanilla and hope she has as much fun in Future Home Economics classes as we have had. To Miss Boka, we leave our sincerest congratulations and a fervent wish for a long and happy life. To Mr. Hetrick, we leave all of the delicious cooking odors that tempted him so much and return all the stolen wood from farm shop. To Mr. Strohmenger, the Senior Class leaves our hearty thanks for granting us our most cherished wish, that of having Pomp and Circumstance played at our Commencement Exercises. To Mr. Hauck we leave the future basketball champions and the eligibility list that never seems to contain too many Senior names. To Mr. Vail, we leave all torn window blinds and broken seats in the Senior room. To Mrs. Berry, our secretary, we leave all unpaid telephone bills and a new box of pencils in place of those she used writing so many Senior tardy slips. To the cooks, we leave the missing silverware and all second bottles of milk that were never paid for. We bequeath to the individuals of the Junior Class as follows: Ronald Schrack bequeaths his quiet, low voice to Carolyn Berger, in hopes that she makes good use of it ai, basketball games. Tom Baughman leaves the book How to Get Rich by Raising Chickens to Bill Flenner in hopes that he too can get a new car in place of his Model A. Naomi Crawford leaves her jolly way of laughing a lot to Glen Walker. Bud Barr wills the use of the Senior room to Dave McMillen and whomever it may concern and also his ability to make it to school six days out of twenty to Richard Weber. Bob Switzer wills his way with, the girls to Millard Frontz and his ability to make long shots from the middle of the floor to Russell Berry. Joetta Zody leaves her secret of how to acquire a diamond to Patricia Byerly. Maxine Finnell leaves her artistic ability to Dick White who seems to like to draw pictures . Marlene Finnell wills to Bob Mitchell her ability to get an A in Public Speaking by beginning all speeches with a question. Kate Kohler leaves her score keepers job at basketball games to Mary Bell Kurtz and her knowledge of valences in Chemistry to Richard Heilman. Albert Nichols leaves his ability to throw erasers with somebody else getting the blame to Iona Shindeldecker. Martha Kurtz leaves her big, innocent blue eyes to Burton Baer. Rose Little leaves her ability to Polish the apple with the teachers to Ray Wallace. Bill Harvey wills his basketball technique to Donna Bell and his ability to stand on his head and spit nickels to Jean McCrory. Bob Goff wills his shy, quiet way to Bob Robinson, also any left-over detention slips he might have. Jean McCready leaves her swimming technique and also the life guard at Pleasant Hill Lake to Glenna Whitinger. Joe Fanello wills his height to Arlen Boone and his dark hair to Leona Spohn. Lavata Williams wills her ?'cool ways to Jean Flenner. Pat Thompson wills her knowledge on how to swab decks to Dean Ulery. Mary Ruth Chamberlin leaves all of her old candy bars to James Markham. Janet Russell leaves her wonderful sewing ability to Howard Stotts. She also leaves her intellectual ability to Jean Flenner in hopes she will be eligible to cheer next year. Jim McGugin wills to the entire Junior Class his knowledge on Parliamentary Law with a fair warning that they'll need it. We do hereby name and appoint as the executor of this our last will and testament, our most honored advisor and friend, Mrs. Martha Farry. Rose Little Class History In September of '40, there were thirty-eight starry eyed youngsters who had awaited anxiously six long years to start that big day of school. The minute the first bell rang we all rushed in to greet our new teacher, Mamie Duncan. Under the inspiring guidance of Miss Duncan we learned the usual reading, Writing and arithmetic. Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Weatherbee, Mrs. Mowers, Mrs. Barger, Miss Blust, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hoffman guided us through our first eight years. Little did we realizle how important the training was that these excellent teachers gave us in the formative days of our lives. However through their patience, understanding and guidance we were at last ready for Study Hall. Along the way through these eight years we lost twenty-two of the original members but added fourteen making a total of thirty when we entered high school As we came to be Freshmen our class was divided. The girls were under the direction of Miss Boka and the boys under Mr. I-Ietrick. Nothing too unusual or exciting happened that we can remember. One or two parties were the highlights of the year. The class united in choosing the following as officers: President ........... Sandra Mack Vice President ..... Robert Switzer Secretary ...... Patricia Thompson Treasurer ........... Stanley Snow As we advanced and became Sophomores we still had a divided class. The boys remained under Mr. Hetrick and the girls under Miss Titschinger. The boys weren't as fortunate as the girls because we lost two of our members, Robert Stewart and Leland Wright while all girls remained. I guess the most irnportant event of the Sophomore year was serving for the Junior and Senior Banquet. The following were chosen as officers: President .......... Burdette Barr Vice President ...... William Harvey Secretary ....... Dorothy Campbell Treasurer ........ Kathleen Kohler In our junior year under our advisor Mrs. Hoffman, we gained four new classmates and lost six. Among those that came were Marlene and Maxine Finnell. And later on during the year we added Robert Goff and Robert Snyder. Donald Sauder and Stanley Snow also left us between Sophomore and Junior year, Sandra Mack, Helen Snyder, Dorothy Campbell, Mary Lou DeVore and Roy Fyffe quit during the year. All year long we worked for the Junior Prom which was a big success. With a South Sea Theme , a lowered ceiling and tropical island sunset, we danced to the music of Nels Blocker. Life of the Party our first play, was a great experience with all twenty-seven members participating. At the end of the Junior year we had a farewell party for our beloved advisor, Mrs. Hoffman. , The officers were: President ...... . . James McGugin Vice President . . .... Burdette Barr Secretary ..... ...... S andra Mack Treasurer ....... Patricia Thompson As the school years passed the class of '52 began to make its mark much like other Senior Classes before us. We became Gold Diggers too. The gold we obtained was by such money making projects as plays, selling candy and cakes, sponsoring dances and various other ways. All of this, of course had one main purpose, a Senior Trip. To help us through this important and big year we had our wonderful advisor Mrs. Farry. The Senior officers were: h President. . . . . . . Burdette Barr Vice President. . . . .James McGugin Secretary . . . . . . . .Martha Kurtz Treasurer . . . . . . . . .Marlene Finnell Graduation on May 15 will mark the end of our High School life. But each of us knows that he is leaving high school life only to face life's school. For as our motto admonishes us - Here Endethg Here Beginneth. William Harvey J --r-...Q--vw-uw-,--,-,.- ,,.- , .-4--.....,, ...W-.1-num.-.w ...f-..-.,.,..- ,.....--,Y - Arg? -I fa l fs -QE X J X fel? kj - i.....-- -------i ,ff- J g? it-Q T1--T,i .......,, '-----.-.. i F f .fir . X .x ., 0. 99 .ag :V - Q t -if 9: 3' .W Junior Class 1115. Aff Q8 A 1 gag v gf' .2 J. 5. 2 .S . 73'f'f gf - wlikqk X P 1 V . Y' K Clifford Harris . '- David McMi1len . F . . . lm. 5-X Dean Ulery . W - Richard Weber. . Ab fx... Clifford Harris President ii? W 1. .. r QM S i f . 1 E, . -, -x is 1 -. X . . ali, . 'g A L.. -'ff 5 , . , gg yr 2 'Auf A Y, V 1 A' , Q, .. . 5. f ww . 1 . f 41 A 5,1 . . f . 5 W . 5 3, f. N is K w as 53 ,11 M, . R .X 2 fy . ... V N. Q W ' h A 7 E 1 X ,... ' if - 4 If .:.. ' J W ' f Y 7 - . Y W ' 2.40 A F guy 1 . ' t 1 I K x . Mx, ' f A ,, if rr, 1 .A W-M ii ii , 0 we .ff ff'- I A V, Q .i D .B M5 i .3 7 i I f ' x' . kt. . , X . , r F' f WN I i : 5 A .5 f S W ' Z tl A 53 I ' an ,dl-, . . . . President .Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . .Treasurer D. McMil1en P. Byerly D. Ulery C. Berger R. Weber B. Swanger H. Stott: I. Shindeldecker W. I-'lenner J. Flenner B. Baer M. Kurtz J. Markham J. McCrory G. Walker D. Bell A. Boone G. Whitlnger M. Frontz L. Spohn R. Wallace R. Berry R. Hellman R. White R. Mitchell R . R obins on 2' R as Q fx n ' W X siil L A xl! 5 -........... K A 6 Stric y 'H-w-QP , tl Seniors Q' f,.........., 'U ff-- .. LJMQN1-1, g 1 du gf if I 1 LJ Melvin Switzer . . . . . . Sophomore Class 5 Melvin Switzer President N-7 1, Q ,n 'ie 59? Q ' N3 5 v , B 2 ' A ..--. -H 43 igyk k.Lh Q. 1 r 1 Ji .42 f ii . . lf X . ..,. ff f R V 1 l!.z.1.'T. NN-aw NW -an 1 it .. M , 2 ' 'YT Q. -.1 L , WY .:,-:: , . ,, X, , , - , 's Q y j x N' ,. 1 I j -y 5 xvj - 57 V' 2: ' . . f ' , . I ,I,..f4. , President Dick Kesselring. . . . Vice- President Betty Smith. . . . . . . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer R. Kesselring B. Smith B. Briner P. Dillon L. Rorick M. Goodnight K. Weaver B. Butterbaugh IJ. Thompson S. Byerly C. Harvey N. Culler D. Pore J. Rummell D. Pore C. Warner C. Williams G. Snyder L. Free N. Yarnell C . Landis D. De Vore T. Moffett I. Moffett B. Cox Z7 Jw g Q-xg . 1 'Kun s ki Lanny and Don, the happy boys. Nice going Buck The Sophomore Girls with their advisor. 5 5 W9 W , 92 is wg , viii. idea , . HK N wr Q' A QP' Tiff ilslfw f v W' ?'fx2i,'1 W, ' bfi- 'Q , ' R W ,QA ,, L . 24 .6 , . ' my 1 , K A , -v AF yi, 415,51 B1 Q . . , 1 . K-B: ,'f..Q, fc: k 2,y2 f'z 4 X Moving Norma? Gee girls, that sure is a pretty pose. Whose this in pigtails Happy Girls ? Are you working hard Miss Titchinger 'P Hmm! I wonder, what's ul Q M . .. S . ay - 'L Q 'f ,za i -. , .,.. , : g f i 3 :sign - X l' '51 --.- 2 4 zgwgfli ' . . A -5 A I An ache and a smile.. . Ah: Gil-151: What's wrong Betty, Scared? Freshman Class 111 'j ,. ki .LQ .w gxm, Q A 5 ' I . .323 T ,fig , bv f , fly ' A R J - ' ' ' f wi 7. 7 R A Q3 I i if.. ' is I, ' X ' r X 7 If 1 .V Q A we .Fi ib- ' , In 9 'wi 1. Q 'WSIS 'xg ' . 4 'egg-at hr 5, 1 Q fi 421 Eg 4' 41 'im s A . . 3 1 J! - Md sf if v x Qvww Q QM . A ,, . . 44 'U ff' . I gy f R onaid Kesselring President , ' if '- : A xngmrig ,r ,... .. K :fi 3 ' w g. eq, ' W1 ' .1 1 '..- - X 5 M is Gln- vu Ronald Kesseh-ing David McKinley. . . s N . . . .President . . . Vice-President George Cooke. . . . . . Secretary Jean Jones. . . . Treasurer xi ' D. Mcxiniey J. .Tones ' 5' G. Cooke X 1-M, ' L.. Pritchard .3 f D. Lowe -. t ka, ..4 vi: , M. McCready R. McCready B. McNeely C. Weirick I. Winters 1' C . f f D. Russell -Jifis f ' E .5 S. impair s5' f:i H' Harwy .rg-Xfifgflf R' X : IH. Yveaver J. Goodnight 1 C. Gretten H. Russell F. Crawford R. Leiter B. Snow r T. Kur!7 . 1 ,s M. Sniith x M M A . . XL ,N V P. btarnbaugh .K ' - C. Hilton f N, Markham , E U , Hanks 5. Moore B. Laps Z9 in sms all is ig r .,..,. Q . ELA ur I .,: Q 3: 4 X 2 522.2 il 'I' Zwgflii ' .:,.-..::e5'fIffIE'E:i2,3'- ,:5Ev-'rf ':Q.fZ, ., 3i:IfIE: ' S551 x , 1 'R 5 :-:H www: ' -I -5: zfff giw m 5 s -' 2 , If S : V V E: .,.S:3'zMSY2' fm: - WHS :::- . 3 il 133 'firllibgiqfvfffesfwfggf-sgmsr ---- 2 51 .avi gssgfrbfvf-'izzzsifgfss z A395 wsrssrif M fgg4?????E:w3 l 5 15555555 in-,.::.'5f?533':g5f52N:::fiZW Q , Eff kim l lf fe gm if? T P WB 5 is Qfnsigsgqgsqg -2-if gffsslfif. fr 1 QFMWQW Mgr, - - -- -N gy: .,,, ., 5 .lzme K P ...... ,C 2 3 f Q elk, Q ' 5 Q ,, e M ff, S lg , i r als r Z H El , sw gi, W , X li M5l,w5.g .. .... ., l 5 ' ll' 21 il of . Sue and Carolyn Hey, Where do you think you're going? J. .,..., . , X 5 f 2 gs E55 I , 22 '+ 5 Q5 Wigs X1 N 13' nfs P4 '.'T?' f Don't look so gluxn Caught you didn't we 7 Freshman Girls, A1-en't they cute ? The Three Musketeers U l I ......... 3 da 3 W ' aa . X 2 52? Baby Janet. Hold on to those buckaroos. Grow up Bob Carolyn Linda an P A YK . Where is the flag Y Pretty cute Wanda. Cute, Pose. Whats the holdup for A :,. 1 D af' w 1 1, 7 X 1 J Mrflugln, J. Ku,-U, J. o ,,.' 4 ff 4 , +L 'ff ll F1-.x1.el, R. CT mxpllell, C. a ' t if X. 3 , , 1 1 1 I f Rusaell, M. Bucher, A. Q 'Q . V ' g . fm' 1' . , x,,r,,,mI D. fwuxitlx, S JS ,., K Ap l Stvvfnslm, l... Wnofls, C. 8th Grade 'N' YQ, if: N an ,. I l ' . 9? Whitingger, I, McMilleh, T. Partin, E. Moffett D, Mitchell, G, SJ' fra Q ss, I Q, 4. 3, X X M' -r .Q Y vp wx Q er X 'si 3 E 3 9 . K 1' . l Riclor, H. Swrunger, Bif.tingPr, I, E3-nsberger, V. Cuuer, N. s ' 'Y K' . 4. xx l sg? Ai, X ,Q S k ' , K , fax 7153! L I .. ' ' FFOMZ. M. McCready. R. Mowers, S. Chamay, P. Pore. J. ag , :'1 J r Q... fi Q' Q? A li , Y ' bf' A, .. .. 2 . V A A 7 f l . . M- vxfAlXA Pore, T. Applegate, D. Pollard, G, Ygrnell, C. Vail' Alf. vs 'n l ll K Q. if J, A fx.: Q ' .A 1 K Q 'f,.., A - 1 Q ' W' Q4 , M M 'J' f X . 1 x i 5 X - 17 ' S Y A. f ....:,f... 3 Kurtz, B. Bucher, A, Walker, B. Svhrnck, R. Stevens, A, ,., rw ...- Y? 4 Milligan, M. ve up Mrs. Miller. I .,., D wg -I R xx 9' ,h 5. it ZF' WIS, Try, Try, Again Great big grin for Lucas High, Quite a pose: Ai-en't they Cute 7 Are they good girls 7 Smile Pretty. Fafmefefte Those dmff- HTC HONG. Have a hard day? The Happy Eighth Class with Mrs. Miller. Surprise: Wi. 'Vw 1 uint' 9 MN: I 2. vw 'V if . flip --- , rgntw - R ' I in 4213: X ,2., . , ,hunts L ighth Grade Class GO: Lucas: GO: ii A ,s s H ,Nl 1, Interesting 'P S Younge r than s pring . I i l 5 ' X0 'A , 5' , Y M f - U I wif: , .gba 4 ' ?.55Qi'5QQ FYR, , L 'P . ...Jn ...W Strdnsky. B. Blust, T. ,- fp YL' -94 ' V YK. .f f lluchcr, H. Ruble, J. 4 1 I 'Q A ...jj If Njl ' 1 :V lf? 9 'ring U' ff x E 'Zhu A I Stotts. J. Zody. L. , 5 '. ' 6 gg 1 I, a A . f A y Q pl ,. Y , , , W . QM' 1' x 1 I 'f I ' ' HOHHPS. G. Winbigler, T. .f P Ia As. l 5 rf l Green, R. 7th Grade li Q .-Q ' ' . W5 ,li , , . -1 :- 3, Alexander, N. Stotts, D. 2 E . E TQ 2 I Culler, S. Huffman, C. aa 5' ' 'F a J Kd, , 2 f-v:.:.v q, i . .mx - -. Q Simms, L.. Harris, B. , l W 5 f ,W as Z .za n S 4 f ' . 3 , 4 I .. I 1 . , i Grant. H. Metcalf, R. 1 1 3' .5 ,151 rg , I. ...fl l An:.clxutz, A. Hardin, I. Camera Shy-Roach, D. Rinehart, D. Salyers, R. Z X mb r ' s. Kelser, L. et A Q 5 A Probst, R. if Feazel, S. X Winbigler, J. Q I J X .s- . , A., 1 . Banks, I. s i X X X ,L gs , Q ' .x7 . lf . X E 1 m w e L x .X N S 4 A' it ' Bnl'1kS. J- Kilgore, P. 'ff' x M 'i x i Snyder, J. Mitchell, E, 1 X 35+ wi K ' , it ,. Sprang, J. , fx gn 'KN' Kurtz, J. Shindeldecker L W X T l 'ESQ S4 ak lr.. al is -,Q ni . Howard, C. 6tl1 Grade Turner, B. Rripp, R. Huffman, E. Stephens, I. Hayes, L. Maglott, L. Orewiller, P. Berger, F. Lnmneck, P- Woodard, J. Mowers, R. Swanger, E. Zody, E, Essman, J, Culler, L.. Kilgore, W, Winters, C. Stambauge. B. p1'iCh5l'd. 5- Franfis. R- PSFBTUOTL C- Ejiii , e i 1 2 Q 'e-' , , . H , , r ...-rr 1 r i r e V e r :-..A 51 s g. M56 5 r K Lt K : K ,c-k 3 5 , - 55 --rl I F ln Y A 1 K ,'. I ,... ' ,I V,, EH. mr fl . . i VV A . .. . sr K , EA ,Q , .VZ 4. - ,ill ,,--, . t . W K .S ...af 4k.A A A , .e,. ,- fasrzfz Q . ' L f .... , if f 5 . .Q i f W A I W .N . A ir. 2.2. r in ra ffe ffii r ee Q. nf- A Mc-Neely, M. Iirharr, M, Ruble, R. Rider, N. Yockey, D, Clark, S. Byerly, R, :R , irq' 5 fa x HSFNS. J. Baughman, D, Hughes. D- Peterson, J'. McFarland, J. Lape, L. Hardin, M. if Qu t I V , - Y .4 , X ge t -:- T Ngcunfg x , -.-- 4 ,,.,V, fm 1 1 e . , 3 Q T Ky kj k I -as A V: Q V 5 . 1' I J , fs. . M .1 633 ,. N 1 rf K ' ' ' X' Qjmera Shy-Brumm, E. Hunter, IV. Kurtz, C. Ml'Cf9adYr R. OSWUH- L1- Sth Grade .. 5 . 'p.k' Alf-xwnder, 'I . Au, K. Berry, P. Bartley, C. Blzxckstonff, J. Black, G. Blusi, J, Hluht, B. Boone, R. Byerly, C. DeVore, A. Darling, S. Heimberger, J. Holmes N. XX H -2 .Xi :fx A W 'M + , V 1, ,L , , . S, mf I , . 42.2 . ' 2 I zz -M, V11-ish-,I1, Lf-in-r, J, Ke1ser,1', Leiter. 5. Lupe, A. NIL lnxughlin, P Mchlills-n, I . .QT 2 . X Q -1 , Q 1 . NX i Q, ,.., i .M A , ' ..,, tx t ' Q , . 1 1 5 ' 1 'Y S , .. ' 2' 7 1? Nz ., s , 1 a Wlitrhrll, J. Moffett, I-,, Robinson, B, Salyers, IJ. Roolnnsmxy M' WP-wvr, V, Rxmrk, M -ef. :W 5 .. x n . A 5 1 S . Y I A .... -. gi, Q. , ' Q fs. kj A ' ' 'A , 4 A it -f f X 4 Q? gif- 'U-,V Q Q X' .. K 7 nf L 1 K 3 'if , -6' E . is if Z Q , A f ' . -U , .K W K 7 ' 'f 5 ik' ' .X L Q, QQ N . 4.1 I mar A 2 fl ni- jldffinw---4 Y A X .,. W1'iruk,I3. 5-Aly:-rr., P, Indy, Nl. Stetson, S. Ixnkcy, N. v.1l,:1. Weiricrx, p ' '. ., ba- wx? 0' .0 e ' ' .ing . X ,-.-' M . I I X - y if 3 Q 9 H Whitinger, U. Winhigler, 5. f4th Grade Culler, C. Au, D. Anchutz, C. Bittinger, B. Culler, I. Chambers, F. Westfield, P Clark, J. Bell, J. Ervin, D. Blackstone, I. Hardin, E. Feazel, R. Harvey, D. Head, M, Heimberger, R, Landis, N, Howard, R. McLaughlin, V. Huss, B. Mitche ll, L Keiser, L, Turner, L. Kotterman, L. Reidenback, S, Kurtz, R. Sheidler, B. Mgiygrg, T Smith. K. Mast, K. Metcalf, K. Metcalf, R. Milli-gan. L. Milligan, R. Yockey. D. ., - I 5 - .5 W- - w 3 fwswezgl '- MW -:.5 . -'I -'-'- - .. -3, T ' ,, 13: 5 U ' 5 - g E i L ,f..,, .... ' U, , gy j, 55, ' f l f if 'QJ ' M., ff xiii: , Q. y . .. - f fm - 4 z -K' iz' - ,. ' ...J 0' W ,-Q1 r f ' SP2 . -1 ,, ffQi?5g?g -M: f - ' A W ii. if MJ' J ' J '- 1' . 5 f ia, ' ???7'13 ' 1' I i 'X-79' f 3. .ifhvww Sm .. . : :-2:25 -.:.2.: . j-I -l sf ' js, 'li' ' f e - , :: : , 'iiirw 'J ' '- ' , .z . . ' , ,.,. ,, rg, i . 5 I ,, .,., . - ...gf +A V -. :.1:i.Z ,gfgw V .,, .Igf ' 5351 - . K X t ' - wggiffziw . 4' q Q if 'il .5 M lf , , , aa, . I H ' , . WW 3 ., r , 4, 'L 'A 4 M, , i ' 5.s12fmiJfw.,M ' - J A ' :xv '. Q 2 f ff wfwiwsm-.. . A 'Um s.'.xswf.4. W-f:.-f' ' - ' - g Scott- T' 5hil'1de1dCCkeY'. R- Snyder, D. Wallace. J. Paramore. D. Reale, A, Williams. R- Larry Huffman Zeigler, C. Weirick, L 3rd Grade .ffN fi. Cross, Heimberger, P. Stevens, J'. Garner, C. Sweezie, B. Goff, J. Pore, C, i K l NZ Q ji Q ' I f V ,T o T MVNCUIY' B- Fife- M- Moffefi. F- GOff. S. Garnsey, H. Williams, E. Boone, T. I A g ., g , L z . w s f Q 'V fi' , ,,., f, 49. pf . 4. ,V 1, Ns H mixe- l T wx . , 4 I X F J 'ARMS li is Ruark, T. Pollard, L. Huffman, E. Mitchell, D. Swanger, C. McGugin, G. Hugs, N, . X . xp 4 97? fc me . EQ .f ' To X. L 2 I ' Qs av. ' , MCC:-eady, T. Kilgore, S. Schrack, B. Goodnight, R. Zody, T. Berry, R, Fife, R. f I gf' H' E X -few-X. sw. .. W .5 K , x M I si in . . A . in f ' Q39 . WN in 2 - ' b 3,-f' , L. ak - Y W 5 A , ..., -- Q - , I. sl X .T Q, 1 K Xe .. 1 6 3' . I A , .nf :T W . me ? ' 4 1 f 2 ' ' f ,D ...Q H -Qs.- T . Q- . 2 t 5 - 'ff , .: x -- ----Q 4 vwfsgf 'Z .li . W ' 9 . la... Sffliis. P- Merchant, J, Bittinger, J. Culler, R, Cox, D. Essman, T. Kauffman, C. V ' - camera shy-smith, J. , Hooper, L. 'ffl Salyers, R. Salyers, C. A Hayes. D. if up Ferguson. B. Devorg, E, Znd Gfade Tinkey, G. Frances, J'. Shindeldecker, L. Culler, J. Turner, M. Homes, W. Maglott, I Weirick, D. Culler, .T. W9i1'iCk. S. Schrack, B. Bittinger, M. Chamberlin, C. Berry, D. Sheidler, R. Pore, J. Harris, B. Kauffman, L. Berry, A. HI-Ulf. R. McFarland. W eimberger. Rowland, D. Chambers, S. Mack, J, Darling, L. Dome, C. Frances, S, H ' ' rifllif-i'1'Z'EQ3 W 'L l3f.f'.: 'K .. 55i!' AZf,' . L wigs' ' .Q J N 5333525 M 'I If , . ' Wg ' im L 222523 fin H Fi- ' 'Q FS ' f :E 5 -' 52 - A N3 1 ' -s ag' 2 'I .1 3 Twfi z. . . W J.: Ziiwew ' N 'M' - f - .in - .H M. ' . . ' -1 , 0' ' ' 5 5. ' ' 4- F f LV L , '1 g, TT f5.'5f42'if ,'1?fs.' , wi f-1. 4 ff. Schrack, G- Au. N. Milligan, P. 'F 1. Q Qi ,mix mf 232 h f me S V Www E5 K iniffkivf' y 7 X 9 6 If ii af' 5 w ...I ' I F if ni X E I' '21 Maglott, R I , 3. lst Grade . 1 . P: Mfg, , 1 Q - , . m rw + r 'ra - Q Y . N l g as i SM XX -, W fy . ,V A . Q M w ,, a 5. Y . f in X a . 5 ,f PM s 5 ...fi . a Q-.... ,fa --' W K ' , L 2 M r . 'Q 1 f ' 5 , , -,U is 'I 2, ' ' g. X 1 s 1. I 5 1 VH . .. iii S ll. 1 Adkinn, M. Au, B. Bright, J. Culler, D. Brubaker, V, ,A ,. 5 l . - A W if 3. a ' ,Vps fig. V X 1 7 , 4 F5 A . lf! 2 ' ye. -ry X , 5. ,X 11 ,S . I if ' 23' , I f . ' .2 . 4, zz .. M Q.: V Q i7 7'i' 55. :Ar -L! . ' jx Francis, R. Dillon, P. Frank. J. Feazel, N. Goff, D. ' , , I .6 ' . ' M , G' ll 4 F.. , ig' - A. ii --.Z Y Q A Q 'l ' ' 2 5 . 3? 'gif' ' r ' . . . ' df! f' sv' W W i f Q .Q nqg, a,f ' Ov K E , N.-+ ,zwagl a iff fl-., yi . . 3 5. ' it 6' ki X Q ' Keeper, J. Harris, G, Kelser, G. Harvey, J, Kurtz, N. 5 . ff l , 3 i ' hw, 'M . , .f leg: -A f ' 1 4. ' V . 4 . f :il . '1 - ' J i ' - ' ' - 4' Q ' . ' ' 1' ,, 4 1 iv X 1 , ,Q 4, ' .aim 5 , f N . f . , 4 4 ' 4' V 4 ff M ---' 1. 11 . fg. Q ., 5,4 r I gr, 6 0, A A .ig . . 8 ...ff .JJ t , f-M L, . is V f 6 I ,, I. . 9 . eg g . , wig. ,avi X . xi nl M l ' 3.1. MA 4 li ' . A' flfl 'if . Huffman, R. Prichard, J. Milligan, R. Richeson, C. Palmer, J. l M n 1? ...,.. . :VT . 4 M i i G in . 'iii' l'f1 G E. fll. Q1 -i f D .I,' ,. li, V Af y 5 KTLIJK -A Q my 6 f . 1 ,iff : .M .ref . pil. f l'v-umpuwer, M. Rapp, E. Weirick, M. Stetson, D. Williams, M. Camera Shy-Shindeldecker, J. Stancato, B. Ervin, D. Burton, J. Kiwi . Gurntz, J. Hardin, B. XmAA U . E f A X .Q ' . X X X X N . X 3 5 X , Hayes, G. Peterson, .T. .Ei A ' Q Q S ..... . , 5 ' i 1. it ' 15 3 N l . .- .. X 2 EX :VXI 5 2 K . X X. i G at N E 1- W Qi. .' . i -- 'si , W A -.xv - 331, si-W G ' .3 Tinkey, B. Yockey, I. R Sweezie, K. Poffenbaugh, G Annual Staff ...i HEAD TYPIST Sisty Zody Bert, Pat, Bob, Jim and Rose working on the Annual Ro the Photo Bud, Bob and Pat steadily slaving. The Triangle of Bob, Kate, and Rose. one AS. The complete annuil st ff L a which consists of the whol S ' e :mor Class worked hard and m ble the l95Z edition of ' the Lilcuannxls . Our hard working Co-Editor and Editor Janet Russell :ind Bob Snyder. Our friend .ind photographer we vouldn't have rnunaxgefl Withmxt - John Snnlrker. ade possi This issue of the Lucannus would not have been possible without the help and direction of our advisor, Mrs. Farry. Mother's Club President, Mrs,Rolwrt5heid1er. Vice-l'rr':-idvnl, Mrs. Arthur Ihrling. SPCx'c1.u'y, Nlrs. lhrulnl fXIL'Gugin Treasurer, Mrs. Hilbert Schrack Mother's Club The Mother's Club is an organization of all women who are interested in the problems and successes, the needs and satisfactions of the school and its students. Any woman who attends the monthly meetings is a member. The purpose of the group is to raise and spend money for school betterment. t Monthly programs put on by the first eight grades under the direction of the homeroom teachers, and Mr. Strohmenger, are received with great interest and appreciation. This year money was raised by a Variety show featuring members of the community and put on two nights in Lucas, and one night in Butlerg a bake sale: and the sale of floor wax. The club this year presented each grade with a Bible story book at Christmas: sponsored the annual Athletic Banquet and Family Nightg and as this goes to press is discussing a number of projects one of which will become the major expenditure for the year. The Warblers er, Dick Whxte, Clxfforri Hlurrls, Arlen Boone. The Tonettes V FQ W A1 Q W .. C Q rmn Culler, Je nyder. Junior Band LEFT TO RIGHT: M. McNee1y, D. Au, P. Kelser, A. DeVore, B. Probst, L. Maglott, T. Blust, C. Hoffman, D. Weaver, P. Lamneck, L. Culler, N. Tinkey, T. Scott, E. Huffman, S. Smith, J'. Wirick, Mr. Strohmenger, S. Culler, I. Whitinger, B. Harris, J. Hardin, D. Hughes, J. Blust, C. Howard. Senior Band' LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Pore, R. Probst, C. Howard, D. Moffett, D. McKinley, A. Boone, J Pore, L. Stephenson, B. Baer, D. Pore, R. Leiter. 5- Vail- BACK ROW: Mr. Strohmenger, I. Hardin, I. Whitinger, B. Harris, S. Culler. MISSING: L. Kelser, M. Weaver. Senior Choir Eighth, ninth .xml fenth grades. Junior Choir Fifth, sixth and seventh grades Show Business Our first taste of show business was when we presented Life of the Party in our Junior year. Stage Crew This is the group of boys who mnike our plays, programs. etc. successful. We wish to express our thanks at this tinwe for the many hours of hard work they have done for us. Latin Club lst. Row: Mis:-1 lixssingn-r, 5. lXlxmrv, Ill. IXIL Cremecly, l,. l'ilclmrcl, N. Cullvr, C. llretum, Nl. Goodnight, N. Ydrnell. Znd. Row: B. McNee1y, S, Metcalf, N. Markham, C. Hilton, B. Lape, F. Crawford, J. Rummell, P. Dillon, G. Cuoke, lrrl. Row: l'.St.umlmulgl1, ll. l.owv, R. Kessr-lriny3,R.1.1-ltr-r,D. McKinley, D. Kf'SS0lI'lI'lj, Library Club Rf Q l,l-ll-'T TO Rlhll lf l. Nllimlvlclm-lu-r, N. Culler, P,lJill1m,R. Snow, .luv Winters, R. Ks-L.sc-lrinq, Miss: llnkln, I. Zorly, U. Csmkv. Officers Janet Russell, Martha Kurtz, Donna Bell, Pat Byerly, Jean Flenner, Glenna Whitinger, Mrs. Baer, Gail Snyder, Rose Little. F. H. A. llow l: Cl. Snyder, M. Goodnight, J, Winters, M. Smith, G. Whitinger, M. Finnell, S. Metralf, Moore, C. Gretten, C. Warner, N. lklzxrkliam, M. Weaver, M. Mc'Crezx'1ly. Row Z: N, Culler, J. Moffett, J. Rummell, J. Jones, B. Smith, M. Finnell, C. Berger, D. Bell, M. Kurtz, P. Thompson, L. Spohn, K. Kohler, B. Swanger, R. Little, B. Byerly, L. Pritchard. Row 3: M. Chamberlin, B. Butterbaugh, J. McCready, C. Hilton, B. McNeely, B. Lape N. Yarnell, L. Williams, F. Crawford, M. Kurtz, N. Crawford, S. Byerly, N. McCrory, J. Russell, J. Zocly, J. Flenner, Mrs. Baer. Officers .m I'-,tughnmx1, Jim Mrfiugin, Bud Barr, Bill I-'le-nner, Bob Mitflwll. F. F. A. BACK ROW: Mr, Hvtrirk, B. Burr, H. Stotts, li, Hs-rry, IJ. Pore, B. Baer, T, Moffett T. Kurtz, J, Gooc'lni9gl1t,Cl, Vtvirirk, M. Switzvr, C, Harris, R. Sfhrfxrk, T. Baughmzxn, B. Hrim-r, li, linltinson, J, Vxxnvllo, B. Goff, A. Boone, C. Landis. I- HUNT ROW: J. NIrCugin,t2,t'tmke,R.Heiln1.xn,R. KPSSQ-lring, H. Mitchell, B. Mt Cr:-,uly,l3,f'ur1',U. MvMill0n, ll. W.xl1avr, R. 1.1-'itr'r, Ii. Flvnnvr. Dv1'l A Typing Class Physical Education Music Lunchroom Chemistry Farm Shop Homemaking Bookkeeping An Apple For the Teacher Candy Sale As They Were Then- Junior Play Q E Seeing Double? Financial Ventures Y W ' W .A-1 , 1' fa. ww 1--J L 'S'-4' V W Q 2 4--. V Xi' A' vim 1 ,f i 1.7! Aki al' Qfln' All if ' 8 MP s., S f . m X 2, .,.. V , mMA F ? fl- fi' if ,. The March 0 Time ' x M, v-43 :1- 3 Q S 2 x A ygfQfL ff Y qlwix pf , Q. li, ' i HQ ... N, , M e K I f r q ar Xi H . sg m 'F' my zz' r i X wx ,. X , S f 1 44 1 - Z I 01 li Ur, A1 J' O Standing: Marlene Finnei., Betty Swanger. Siitingyi Naomi Mnrklizini, Jean Riimmell. ggmielgin Chair: Queen Maxine Finnell. Homecoming awk QUEEN Off OA, A1 7-JON Celebration Cx ,QQ JI-rom O9 x A Ii NCNDANT5 -1' Qu 14. rw, X Q Ie don'Q wqyrk ghig way: Chemistry really must be hard. A six weeks play. 512 1 l Q 0 .rf 0 'gg' f5m4 ,3s'fgfi5 f I ' 'Jn 'I ,L . , f- ' , 2 , ' x , 1- ' ' ' ' 5.. ' g, 54 ' K A 1 gf-1 4 .ff l , 1 r 'Q-U Q un: 5 355. . 2 - V u ii . ff 1 - '- . r ff, uf . gqsf. . ugblw , vw It 9 years old. What you got up your sleeve now '? Waiting on Jerry, lk qi . S, .miiim,..Q,- ,fww ,, 'itzer ge-ts around. Weaklings. My, aren't wc charming '? X hs.. 'P 1' Xiif, 'L 1' f 4 ,X Q ,x 'iw' ples Joseppi Pat Thinker I-layseed Thompson 59 Only good friendsf I I ' Skipping class, even Mrs. Farry? HW Wu, aa I. -as ti is Q ' Gr ampa Barr Mwxw. HX Teacher's pets ? Our twins look frightened. May I have this Waltz 7 Good golly, its Janie. R Bob 60 Lovers. 4 Q W Mk If 5 Q E 222 W sian ww - For once they're busy. Homecoming' I I K ll ' Q3 :: if is V1 S .WW3 vb D X X Well! Pals Kate 's 18th. birthday .4- 'xkffix Qin If pg Shootin' and Hittin' eafo Iiihis his 1 be -5 team XS Shots Ast Year ef' Q OM from f We Wil won A59 O he ny- 1565 K 1 69.5 abc CW ddlf' Of no 'Um- Yxas 'L the Moore Varsity, varsity they're our men If they ca n't do it, nobody can!! F 0 1 PI BOO QNX BY the Wh the Fo Nic T0 Hy A , uflfyt . GYM 600 1111 1118 .Wx yr-W9 ' nfwr 'QUY fi' Un ' ur ' ' ,VH,,,. ld SC Yr 1 I X ,Wm we W Ore I vyvl M, U Kim QYW3 .my V' more HV OU:-gh . CNN K That lnuvi rry yuu he--xr evvrywhe-rP you gn ls the suund of Um crowd yvlling Go Varsity Go With thc' Vvll Iv anlvrx being Cnrolyn, Mnrlvm' and Ro. Y mf, ca 5-Yexbat H0332 be f Y ff? Th Ab 001 te our t Y . 5 no 100 he defenihj WUI hea - v 1- e Player rfgem r fhed D e .Year 53 A 9 of 9 ya'f 09 ba :ECW-c 50 ar getting hurt The boys on the team never ie They know they'11 be well cared for By Bill and Burt. ave xo' Wh -,io fall n1l3hw's ne' Pm gui' wh . X ui gal sur 0 s , lr sfwllxi-rxxkng' e you knomjqme fhym Yanell0 ,Aw1uY5 as Ou, Sr eiqwjth Off 0 ,a'l5' ob Goff Everybody holler, everybody srrezxm Give a great big yell for the Reserve team Can be heard being led by Pat, Shirley, and Jean. FF ple The e skill XX as ykzidfvz Makes Us this boy Aw he wie Ace! G11 glad hsjows on vafen 56,5 s Onl the Hoo if on wwe y a 501111 r ya Agn omo YW ph cfe fe NWC These are the boys that always appear Before the Varsity gets in gear We hope to see more of them next year. Season's Games Starting what seemed to be an average season, the Lucas Cubs built quite a reputation for themselves by tournament time. In one of the first games of the season the cub quintet astounded everyone by defeating a powerful Tiro team 38-28. Soon after that the Lucas Cubs defeated Shiloh 45-39. The Cubs met and defeated another good team when they played Ontario 42-41. This meant that the Lucas Five had defeated three teams that were in this strong conference. Another exciting game was with Lexington. The strong Lexington team led most of the way, but during the last quarter the Cubs started to close the margin. Time ran out, however, ending the game with the score of 38-35 for our second defeat. C OACH-John Houck Baseball-Basketball Tournament Play The first taste of Victory for 1952 in tournament play came when the Cub five added one more county trophy to its showcase by defeating - Plymouth and Ontario in the Richland County Basketball tourna- ment. Although they were defeated by Lexington in the finals, they won second place and will advance to the district tournament at Tiffin. aw g ,Q Lucas nl quad -Q QQ.-fc., With utsidc Chance '22, QQ- QQ, fouls X 9,4 9 'ala 9, Zhao!! ig flu xfluyas Scllggml Q. o . 6 a 0if B Wms, 45-.59 9 Lucas Emmons 1414335 Cenients Second ww In BCL Withcl0th win Q6 Lucas T k af V? 'Third ina 1:51. 'gag 211.1 x QQ 2 P 3 Donals f 0 0 0 Souder I 2 0 0 I Beck I Fr Mentzer 1 . 0 Ro 3 4 2 Pitman c ,. 1 Sw 2 3 3 D. Gordon I 0 C. 1 0 1 Rubv 1 2 L Totals 4 I Tolgirls- 9 20 llc Vm G MF PF W. Harvey' f 3 2 3 Be 3 McMlllen I 0 3 Frantz c 3 2 Robinson I . 2 4 R. Switzer I 0 3 Barr. . 2 0 C. Harv 0 c . Goff. I 0 Boone. c 0 :Fllnner 0 0 Wallace 1 0 K 6 5 I T m 1 .. 9 16 6 Ontareon 5. . .. 33 'I nters cas .. 1 ImOfHcIals' Mac H75 Winters l0hio W . 0 6' 0663 ASQ, . 010 . c 4 fi? 6741 'sig 0 ' 4' as 5 c 90 Q ai?-iix.: 1:1-9' 00056 Luca ,In Count Mec L F F' g was f .fl WTF McMlIl I ..2 2 0 4 Oh!! . 6 4 2 KNEELING: Melvin Switzer and Clifford Harris FIRST ROW: Mr. Hauck, B. Robinson, D. Lowe, B. Barr, B.-Switzer, B. Nichols. BACK ROW: B. Flenner, D. McMillen, M, Frontz, R. Leiter, William Harvey. On The Diamond Bud Barr getting some Bob Switzer on the batting practice. Hit 3 home run Bert, mound for Lucas. .fs-.av X Baseball Review L. H. S. Opponent Lexington. . .4. . . . . . . . .5 Ontario .... 4 . . . . .ll Union ..... 8 . . . 3 Shiloh ...... l . . . l7 Lexington...l... .. 4 LETTER WINNERS Cliff Harris Bob Robinson Melvin Switzer Bob Switzer Mill Frontz Bill Harvey Dave McMi11en Bill Flenner Don Lowe Albert Nichols Bud Barr L.ucas's center fields Mill Frontz. ,,., qi 1, ff Eighth Grade Basketball Team Eighth Grade Cheerleaders wim Sign Youf John Henry x in -Acknowledgements' We, the Editors, wish to sincerely thank all of you who made this, our yearbook possible: First, to the class Annual Staff whose diligence and persenerance saw us through to our deadline. Next, to the faculty and superintendent who have been so lenient toward us. Also, to all the business people who contributed so generously to something that really isn't too important to them. Last but, proverbially, not least we wish to express our gratitude to Mr. John Smucker, our photographer, who gave us such excellent service and actually rushed through the photographs that said RUSH . EDS. is - , 251-1:2:':::I'E fmi-2:2 T21,1V:,:!'ltl1'l'i1 1'ii3-Eff - W E! T T: B , . n 11-,g.,1 , ..,1fg W ..,. - ' 2 -- ' ma HH' ...-w--- : 3 ' sa: I3 , ,Zi Qe.:.:1:,::L:f:,:g:g: ,xi 1 1-1 :.- , 2:12 E 2'J.'-2'-Lf' ,,....,a-nv' 2 3? EE : hr . ., .'.jA11QE:E:-1: :ii-:-V ii,.11 . -1--H if WP. if P! 5? m -- ., gf A ' -A I-1'2:1::a.. ---g g:: 'i'i'i H get , 21 5 F -Q ' - V J - -Ni., : ., V .. . m , . . ai. qumuu,,.,gprv ' mnvvuwgtii ,,qm,,.. ::w,... -N T 4 5 .7 RE ARD 1 REWAM I XX xxx' A 1 w ' ' .. 5 : ' 5 lu :UH xl' V 1 Q1 ' -A H X X' if 4, sz fi 53 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 L. R. LOMAX GROCERIES - MEATS - DRY GOODS - FOOTWEAR Ty...- LUCAS, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 DIT'S CONFECTIONERY IF YOU EAT OR READ - IT'S DIT'S YOU NEED MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SAN DWICHES MISCELLANEOUS THE FARMERS' EQUITY EXCHANGE CO. OLDEST EQUITY IN OHIO WE HAVE A MARKET FOR YOUR GRAINS Sz SEEDS WAYNE FEEDS Fertilizer - Building Supplies - Point Drain 8a Sewer Tile Coal - Fencing Posts - Fence EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE LUCAS, OHIO THE MANSTIELD STRUCTURAL ai ERECTING co. STEEL FOR EVERY PURPOSE Y' McCREADY'S BETTER FURNITURE COSTS LESS WESTINGHOUSE BALDWIN PIANOS PHILCO Sz ORGANS HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD SELLERS JAMESTOWN REMBRANDT LAMPS SIMMONS MATTRESSES MERSMAN TABLES CARPETS 8.1 RUGS GRAND RAPIDS BUY IN LUCAS MCCREADY FURNITURE OPEN EVENINGS LUCAS, OHIO A STOP AT JOANIE'S CONFECTIONERY 81 LUNCH ROOM LUNCHES - SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE FINE CANDIES MAGAZINES TELEVISION ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME WHERE EVERYBODY MEETS CONGRATULATIONS FROM --- YOUR LUCAS PAGE DEALERS J OANIE'S RESTAURANT FOR PAGE'S ICE CREAM LOMAX MORHAN AND MCCON N ELL FOR PAGE DAIRY PRODUCTS THE PAGE DAIRY CO YUNKERS ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS JOHNSON MOTORS - CENTURY BOATS PHONE 4546-6 116-118 N. MAIN STQ INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS Sz FARM EQUIPMENT WILLYS - JEEPS SALES 8a SERVICE G. L. Rogers The Mansfield Savings Trust Nationai Bank 79 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS PROGRESSIVE EXPANSION 4 CONVENIENT OFFICES: Main Office: Corner Fourth 8z Main Street Southside Branch: Corner Cline 8z Sturges Avenue Lexington Branch: Lexington, Ohio Eastside Branch: Corner Orange Sz Newman Street DRIVE-IN BANKING - MANSFIELD'S NEWEST INNOVATION AT OUR SOUTH 8z EAST SIDE BRANCHES WE ALWAYS WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF Byerly Funeral Home INVALID COACH SERVICE LUCAS, OHIO l - 4 The Citizens National Bank 81 Trust Co. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE MANSFIELD'S FRIENDLY BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MAIN AT THIRD ST. MANSFIELD, OHIO SINCERE WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS Anclersonfs Grocery RED 85 WHITE STORE PHONE 0330 LUCAS, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS 8z BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 ..,.. I I I ig? I I Th L S B I4 I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE -- INCLUDING I CHECKING ACCOUNTS I LOANS ON HOMES 8: FARMS LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES 8z HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES I WITH MONTHLY CREDIT TERMS P. M. ELIOT, President -- W. E. DARLING, Cashier LUCAS, OHIO ' I I BEST WISHES TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 Kauffman 81 Berry ROOFING - SPOUTING 8z FURNACE WORK PHONE 5111 or 2531 COMPLIMEN TS OF McCready Implement Sales -- JOHN DEERE -- Service QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT PHONE 1220 LUCAS, OHIO Modernize Your Kitchen Now With A New Automatic Tappan Gas Range And Experience Modern Living The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Phone 4227-6 Mansfield, Ohio Drinks - Foods Rainbow Gardens Television Nightly Loren Messmore Lucas, Ohio Mets Auto Supply E. B. Metcalf, Proprietor Jobbers of Automotive Parts Sz Equipment Complete Machine Shop Service Replacement Parts - Ignition Parts - Batteries 8z Equipment Phone Mansfield 3490-6 1847-6 Main Store 72' N. Walnut Mansfield, Ohio Shearer Implement Co. Allis-Chalmers New Holland Sales Service Phone 0611 Loudonville, Ohio At The Top of Ashland Hill Hilltop Drive--In Excellent Food -- Good Service Most Modern Place On Route 42 Hall's Marathon Service Our Service Satisfies - - Try Us V.E.P. Oil and Cat Gasoline Phone 4820 Main Street Lucas, Ohio Compliments of The Shelley Candy Company Manufacturers - Shelley's Fine Chocolates 194 N. Main St. Phone 1865-6 Mansfield, Ohio Kent Rummel Coal 8i Heating Co High Grade Domestic 8z Steam Coal Coal - Oil 8z Gas Burners Sz Furnaces - Radiant Glass Heat Winkler fully automatic Stokers - Rybolt Furnaces Phones: Day 4567-6 - 1200-6 -- Night 1315-6 50 W. Surrey Road Mansfield, Ohio Kallmerten-Baer, Inc. Concrete - Builders' Supplies - Coal 77 E. Fifth St. Phone 4165-6 Mansfield, Ohio Ph Gold Medal Coffee Gold Medal Canned Goods The Tracy 81 Avery Company Compliments of Fort's Auto Electric Service Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of The Bissman Company Birdie Brand Canned Foods Mansfield, Ohio ones: 3417-6 - 3632-6 118 Park Avenue Ea t Compliments of Ashland Sanitary Dairy Quality Ice Cream Ahsland, Ohio Compliments of Betty Wave Beauty Shoppe MODERNE BEAUTY SALON 5 Park Avenue West Tops In Fashion 8z Quality Work Compliments of SWANSON HOMEMADE COOKIES Phone 1-7991 U. S. Route 42 Ashland, Ohio PERRYSVILLE HARDWARE Hotpoint Appliances -- Oliver Farm Equipment Perrysville, Ohio Phone 2591 R. H. Stauffer BICKHOLD DRUGS 1Formerly Covertsj Home of Bile-Ovals - Pine Oil Rub - Anodine Tablets - Gall-Ade Wintergreen Rub - Yendik Tablets Prescriptions Carefully Filled Compliments of KAY DRESS SHOPPE Park Avenue West Phone 2103-6 Mansfield, Ohio GRETZINGER'S MARKET Home Dressed Meats Phone 381 Perrysville, Ohio LOUDONVILLE FARMERS EQUITY C0. Grain - Flour - Feeds - Seeds - Coal Master-Mix Feeds - Fertilizer - Lime Phone 3741 Loudonville, Ohio Compliments of THE BANKS FUNERAL HOME Loudonville, Ohio Compliments of CULLER 8z SWANK Loudonville, Ohio NEW ENGLAND MILL OUTLET 272 Ashland Road Fabrics - Woolens - Remnants - Wool Rug Strips Look For The Red House Best Wishes Class of 1952 -- ROGERS Sz COMPANY Diamond Store of Mansfield 33 N. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio Westinghouse - Zenith - R.C.A. Victor - Admiral Television Compliments of MARTIN HARDWARE COMPANY Frigidaire Appliances 14 N. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio Phone 7207-6 C. W. JELLIFF 85 SON Jewelers Farmers Bank Building Mansfield, Ohio SCATTERGOOD 85 SON, INC. Dry Goods 8a Carpets Main Street Mansfield, Ohio TOPSY CONEY ISLAND Coneys by the Sack - - Steaks - Chops - Lunches 12 W. Fourth St. 3382-1 DAVIS - MITCHELL INSURANCE COMPANY General Insurance Phone 1227-6 G. A. Davis 115 W. Fourth Street H. W. Mitchell Mansfield, Ohio Cut Flowers - Corsages - Wedding Decorations - Funeral Flowers Flower's Telegraphed STUHLDREHER FLORAL COMPANY 48 W. Fourth St. Mansfield, Ohio Dial 2604-6 Beautify Your Home With Plastics M 8z F HOUSE OF PLASTICS 77 N. Walnut St. Mansfield, Ohio Phone 1890-4 NATIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Lighting Fixtures - Appliances - Electrical Wiring Supplies Wholesale 8a Retail 78-80 N. Walnut St. Mansfield, Ohio When You Need Furniture Visit - - THE CITY FURNITURE 145 N. Main St. Phone 44939 or 3776 Mansfield's Complete Home Furnishings - Easy Terms Mr. 8z Mrs. Harold Shalter - Owners JONES POTATO CHIPS Always Fresh - Always Good 339 Bowman Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of LUCAS TELEPHONE COMPANY 24 Hour Service C. H. Bolton Compliments of A THE CHARM-ETTE BEAUTY SALON East Main St. --- Lucas, Ohio Gladys Clark Open Evenings By Appointment MORAHAM'S MARKET Groceries 8z Meats Lucas, Ohio HEIMBERGER'S WELDING SHOP General Farm Welding General Auto Repair Also Buyers of Furs 8z Raw Beef Hides Phone 1821 SAM FOX JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds - Trophies Mansfield's Finestl' 12 Park Ave. W. Mansfield, Ohio Hart Schaffner Sz Marx - Clipper Craft Clothes Van Heusen Shirts - Cooper Jockey Underwear Lord Jeff Sweaters - Stradivari Shirts KOMITO'S CLOTHES, INC.: 23 North Park Mansfield, Ohio MILLER'S JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds - Silverware Expert Watch 8a Jewelry Repairing - All Work Done In Our Shop 34 S. Park St. Phone 1785-6 GOETZ HARDWARE COMPANY 16 S. Park St. Mansfield, Ohio Agents t'Eclipse and Jacobsen Power Mowers Paints - Hardware - Kitchenware - Toys - Guns - Fishing Tackle OHIO EDISON For Perfect Sleeping Comfort At Low Cost Buy Westinghouse Electric Bed Covering Compliments of CITY PRODUCE Phone 1381-6 or 2610-6 Fifth 8z Main Compliments of PAUL ELIOT President of Lucas State Bank DOC HAMMAN 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 NICHOLAS HARING - JEWELER Diamonds - Fine Watches 11 Park Ave. W. Mansfield, Ohio Phone 23164 Compliments of SOUTHERN HOTEL BARBER SHOP Glenn Miller Mansfield, Ohio THE NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY P. M. Snyder, Mgr. 30 S. Park Street Mansfield, Ohio Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1952 LEROY McGINTY 8a SON Monuments 8z Markers 12 E. First Street Mansfield, Ohio To A Successful Year . . . Class of 1952 County Commissioner, FRED W. DILL Best Wishes Class of 1952 - - - STADIUM MOTOR SALES 1018 West Fourth Street Lucas Ohio Open 8:30 to 8:30 Every Day Except Wednesday The Slickest Clip In Town ROBINSON'S BARBER SHOP Fancee Blue Label Brand Canned Foods Superior Quality - Available At Your Local Food Store THE CENTRAL FRUIT 8: GROCERY CO. Wholesale Distributors -- Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of EUGENE MATUCK INSURANCE AGENCY 110 Marion Ave. Mansfield, Ohio Phone 1264-1 , I Watches Diamonds Silverware DUNKIN JEWELERS Reputable Diamond Expert Headquarters for Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin 8z Benrus 58 N. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio Phone 1607-4 Compliments of NEHI BOTTLIN G COMPANY Royal Crown Cola - Nehi 8: Par-T-Pak - Full Flavor Beverages 208 W. Third Phone 2586-6 Compliments of HALL'S SHAMROCK MARKET 518 Park Ave. W. Mansfield, Ohio Select your memorial with confidence . . . Every Guardian Memorial is protected by a guaranteed bond. MANSFIELD MONUMENT COMPANY Near Entrance To Mansfield Cemetery Phone 4302-6 When In Perrysville It's - - - THE HOME RESTAURANT John 8z Elmer, Prop. Drop In 8z See Us --- Open 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat A Pontiac WEIDNER PONTIAC CO. 22 E. Second St. Mansfield, Ohio THE MANSFIELD TYPEWRITER 8z OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Everything For The Officev Smith Corona Portables - Office Supplies Student Rental Machines - A. B. Dick Mirneograph 8z Supplies 34 W. Third St. Mansfield, Ohio RITTER'S Books - Office Supplies - Gifts - Stationery - Greeting Cards 77 N. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of THE HART OIL COMPANY Distributors of Mobiloil Products Phone 33,84-6 Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of MR. 85 MRS. GUY S. STEWART County Commissioner Compliments of BOGNERS CLEANERS 72 S. Main St, Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of THE MANSFIELD LELAND HOTEL Mansfield, Ohio ' RAY MUTH, Agent Motorists Mutual - Western Reserve Casualty Ligthning Rod Mutual - Crawford Company Fire Company Ohio Windstorm - Mansfield Mutual Fire General Insurance - Claim Service Phone 4920 Lucas, Ohio Farm Bureau Insurance -- Full Line of Insurance Auto - Fire - Life - Farm Liability - Miscellaneous Casualty ARTHUR H. DARLING, Agent Phone 4450 Lucas, Ohio TODD,S JEWELERS Headquarters For Watches Bulova - Elgin - Gruen - Benrus - Hamilton - Longines - Wittnaur Corner Main 8a Third Mansfield, Ohio SHENBERGER'S ' FRIENDLY SERVICE Compliments of Mobile Products A FRIEND Phone 3620 Lucas, Ohio MYNA BEAUTY SALON Phone 6890-6 ......g, MAURICE BEAUTY SALON Phone 4494-6 I CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH CO. N. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of MARBELL YOUTH CENTER LUST IMPLEMENT Massey-Harris Sales 8: Service VINCENT F. MONTGOMERY Jeweler 30 E. Fourth St. -- DoNut Shop GOLDSMITH'S STORE FOR MEN Mansfield, Ohio MARIETTA PAINT 85 WALLPAPER COMPANY Paints - Wallpaper Supplies MANSFIELD AUTO SALES A. F. Eitelgeorge 220 Ashland Road THOMAS MUSIC SHOP 8z STUDIOS DRUMM COLOR SERVICE R.C.A. Radio 8z Television Holton 8z Selmer Band Instruments 73 N. Walnut St. Mansfield, Ohio Complete Record Dept. - Sheet Music 735 N. Main St. Phone 3427-4 Virginia Lee MOORE'S BARBER SHOP Lucas Correspondent 8z Solicitor for Lucas, Ohio BELLVILLE STAR-PRESS BORDENS ARNOLD DEVORE'S CAMERA SHOP Dairy 8a Ice Cream Products Lucas, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio RACHEL SHOP Compliments of Smart Miuinery MCBRIDE GROCERY 23 E. Third St. Rachel Denzler, P .11 Oh. Owner errysvi e, 10 e 5 5 3 5 fi 3? 2: Q 3 L .i:,.4e,aw. ,1 pas 5.fAYi..lf..5-M , V ' ,. f .- .WEBRLJAQJ f 4f,gzwff4' fl3K,Lie5AQY.Lf3'1VaEe ' .212 - 2? fx -4 . Af ,-uw ,N px an O . R , ' ' Q ff ,1' -' ' . ' A . 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